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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
&c. Evans
Manager Ut
New Milford
Veteran Theatre Opera
tor Takes Over Man
agement OF Establish
ment This Evening.

Announcement has made yestef.
aaf hy Harold flefrhm. sehine's cir.
fnn aiairlef manager for the Mary
lane and Delaware Division. Of the
appointment ~ Mayor Edward e.
Etata a. manheef uf Sehine's beau
niul AeM Milford Theatre Mr..
Efahs. Who nifh the exception of
faf pact ino yeafs has been lden-
Hneo nifh fhe theatre business la
a-iiinra for The nasi ~ years. max.
ine hlf initial debut in 1919 a. the
aff uf hiieen. a. usher. projection
lat eif iu Mllfordf first Niekie-
aeon niii assume his new duties
taaaF
aaeh Gibson. Who has been serv.
ltle a. manaRef az the New Milford
nlh ln fhe near future b. transfer.
ffa io another position with the
nealhe organization
~ Etahs uas actively engaged Ia
fhf operation ~ the plaza Theatre.
ihr nredeeessuf ~ the New Mi.
fufa. from the day its doors opened
oh FEBRUARY 80 1922. until it was
Destroyed ~ hfe September "a
1854 Sc aas active in the estnh.
hahmeni af temporary theatre
isaeated ih the Community Ruildlnn
Hiilt June laal when he left the
eHlHlnt of fhe sehlne circuit to give
his fuA attention a. the operation
Hf e restaurant which he was oner
aHlnE ~ that time
Mr ne0fhh la az exclusive ln.
tefflen nffh Milford Chronicle
reporter. stated thar the 8chine or.
eani1atinn considered themselves
extremely fortunate 10 again secure
tae services 0f ar Evans. who for
eisti years prior a. his resignation.
nas affiliated alfh the 8chlne or.
eaniEatinh end uas cited un many
t.ftaaiana FOG che capable manner
h ahleh a. managed the local
hrhine Theatre
a. 90 inteffien aith Mr Evans
feEafdius be neh polstlan. he said
am very happy a. aealn become
asasaeiated nlfh fhe Rehlne ornani.
EaiiaH. particularly az time when
8 aauaerfni array ~ nea products
aft heihE offered a. the movie going
Huhit The mHiion picture indus.
frye nen slogan ~ Movies Are
Better fhan Ever Is NOT JUST an
iale phrase
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Since Fund Was Set Un
With Milford Trust
Co., As Trustee, Over
100 Have Been Aided:
Deadline May ).

The Milford Trust Company.
trustee under the win 0f Louder S.
Hearn, IS pleased % again invite
applications for benefits from the
Hearn Educational FHnd and the
trustee announces that since fgga
when the trust fund was created
that over 100 separate awards
have been made By the trustee for
tne assistance Of worthy and de-
serving white boys and girls af
TINS community IN securing q hieh-
er education
The following statement IS made
by the trustee. which Is seIf-ex-
planatory.
Resolved That the Milford Trust
Company as trustee ~ fhe Ffaarr
Educational Fund established un-
der the viii Of Louder N. Hearn
authorizes the following announce
ment.
The viii Of Our late feil0wfowue-
man. Louder n. Hearn. provided
for a trust fund. OF which the Nil
ford Trust Company IS trustee. fo
De known as the Hearn Edueafion-
al Fund Of which the income f. 80
De used in helping and ASSISTING
the worthy and deservins white
boys and girls Of this vicinity r.
securing an education. Mr. Hearn.v
viii stipulated that the trustee was
TO use its judgment in the diafri-
button of the income 50 as 10 10
the most good.
Pursuant % the terms ~ this
bequest the Milford Trust Com
pany invites applications for fha
financial assistance of the Eearn
Educational Fund from fhe bows
and girls Of this vicinity for the
Of their education
Applications should BE- sent fo the
Hearn Educational FUND n care ~
Milford Trust Company. The nnar
date for the receipt 0f application
% be acted upon this year win be
May s.
faaasHaarea.e
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
DR.. VIM. Marshall Is
Century Club Speaker
Head Of Local Board Of Health
Gives City'S sanitation History

WA'NS wy oNAAtaNuM mAetOEy
Or, William Marshall. Jr.. presi-
dent Of MilfOrd's Board of Health
was present az the meeting Of the
Milford New Century Club on Mon
day and spoke. He was presented
by Mrs. Joseph J. Pearce as chair
man Of the day. Dr. Marshall gave
the background Of hygiene and san
itatiOn and showed how II has inn
proved through the years as the
interest of the people for the gen
eral health Of communities has pre-
sertbed il, He mentioned various
agencies in connection with Mil
tord'S EFFORT 10 improve health con-
ditiOns and cOmplimented the mem
bers of the club for their splendid
assistance in what the board of
health has undertaken, particular
~ that OF chest X-rays and other
personal aids 20 health. DR.. Mar
shall said Health. the presence or
lack OF Il, is so important to the
individual and to the town. The re-
Sponsihility for its rests with all.
Mrs. Marshall was present and was
greeted by the members. Miss San
dFa Deputy gave piano solos, de-
hghttully playing &C" Major So
nata' by Mozart and two preludes
by Chopin Mrs, W. Henry Elfreth
read an original poem Country
Doctor" " pertinent to the subject Of
the day, Spring flowers for the day
were arranged by Mrs. Charles Ban
ming Ten dollars were given dur
hg the meeting to the cancer con-
troll campaign, An Easter poem BY
AIRS, George Burning was read by
Mrs, Robert Rudolph Mrs Boyd
H0utz was elected a member Of the
elOh, II was announced that next
week would be Clean Up Week. in
which the members were asked 10
participate and help. The annual
fashion show, given by the Cooper
smith Store, sponsored by the club
TOR the heneht OF the Memorial Hos
AltNl Auxiliary is being planned
The affair will be better and on a
much larger scale than ever before.
u will be given IN the Milford The
atre this year on May 5. Tickets
have been mailed this week 70 each
memOer They are sixty cents, in
clOdlNg tax and, with the showing
0t beautiful clothes on beautiful mo-
delS, there will be FIRST run movie.
There are seats for one dollar that
may be reserved IN advance. Mrs.
Theodore AheP and Mrs. David Coo
perSMith have acted as chairmen
Tor this lovely AFFAIR year after wear.
aud with the help Of Nr. Aber and
The store personnel have made il
a delighttOl event which no one
wants % miss, This Is the first
YEAR that there has been a charge
on Monday the Wesley ChOrale
ot Wesley Junior COllege al Dover
will Do present "a give program
ot music which will include sacred
SnurtualS and modern music. There
will be vocal solos. piano and vio-
teentlnuea eR pasa ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
County 4.H Leaders
Meet In Georgetown
Plans Fup lOCal Meeting ENE NeNt
Three NNNthv

rho sevoNd quarterly t,l leNa
eta meeting wac held IN OeNvgN,
town last week aud NRpvNX Ultimately
90 VouNty leaders and club O0t
Gers attended lhe meeting. The
purpose 0t che meeting Waa a. aa-
ulht club leaders and NWteepa with
plans Ior loeal meetlNga a. Ne held
Va April May and june.
Fire safety WAS dlaVNaaRA AV
Miss lnuiae WhNeNmNa, NNNe
management apeelallat, bNM the
University nt Delaware Mlea Whit.
Vomh gave demonstrations NN Che
brupr0Ntlnn af VattNN materials,
how a. pat oUt a clothing are, and
treatment 0l hUrna Additional ma
tellal concerning homie are NgNt
inn equipment and "WhNt a. az
when q are strtkes" Waa presented
Ca the leadera tor use IA club meet
iunH
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Convicted keRt Slayer
VIA Serve lite TerRa
Man Who Killed Woman
In Milford Saved FGOm
GallOWS

EAWRId WMNM Williams, wNNae
seNteNCe Nt eN0NltNN MAY 4 Waa
VNMmNtea % TIE tMRvtsNNMeM NN
Tuesday ~ GNV, ElNeW \. CAvVel,
NNNeAped NelNVe che t'NWW W over
and ferMMev Nt Kent CNNN(y az
h0Vep M "Wednesday when lWage
ChArlee h TeppN, lN, reviewed the
NreVlNAs sentence, the action Ng che
h0A,N ~ fAvA0Na IN VeeNMmeNatNa
communication Nt ReNleNee, and the
Ntdev W che 0AVevNNN Williams,
WNe WAe convicted " ktllMg a MI
tNEd etrh WAS OyNlepea tvANstevVAd
% the New NAs(le t\NWNgV WAvk
NoNee 90 NegM eep\tNa a lite term
Also 0N the NeNeh were lMaeea
CaleN r. layton IN ana naNlel ~
WNleolN who With lNaae Terry.
toMprleea (Ne NveslatNs Maees al
WultNMs' trial
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
State Income
Tax Returns
Due April Both
Commissioner Abbott
Announces That 1885,
600 Returns Have Been
Mailed To TaxabIes.

II was announced this week BY
State Tax Commissioner Howard S.
Abbott that 185.000 Delaware in
come tax returns have been mailed.
The returns are to be fled with the
State Tax Department on or before
April 30. 1850.
Persons engaged in carrying on
a business or profession for profit.
such as merchants, farmers. doe
tors, lawyers, or persons holding
real estate for income producing
purposes. may deduct the ordinary
and necessary expenses. interest on
business Indebtedness. taxes on
business property. and a reason
able allowance for depreciation Of
property employed IN such business
or profession.
The following items are sBeci-
ncally exempted from tax and
should not be reported:
Gain from the sale OF exchange
Of capital assets.
Bonus paid by the State Of Della
ware to veterans Of World War II.
Amounts received as old axe and
survivor benefits under the Federal
Social Security Law or as aid 10
dependent children. old age assist
ance or aid to the needy blind un-
der the laws Of the State Of Della
ware
The law requires that income tax
returns be iled by the following:
All persons p years Of age or
over who are citizens or residents
Of the State Of Delaware or who
have been citizens or residents Of
Delaware at any time during the
year 1949. regardless of whether or
not any income was received.
fcoutfnnea ou ra-s ,,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Million In u. S. Aid
For State Hospitals
Delaware institutions May Get
Funds u lFanta Are Matched

Dolawure's hospitals will be- eli,
glble for ti,0OO,OO0 Ia federal aid
in the next i've years, provided the
grant IL matched by tg,6OO, 900 IN
state Or local funds
The fi,0O0,O0O ALLEGATION Og fed
oral money "a for hospital con,
structi0n under the national pro,
gram established by the HtllsnWF,
ton Act, the u y Public Health
Service reported
Continuation of the program al
this level la according a. the health
service, subject "a congregational
annual appropriations
The health service has Wa, SUM-
maflted lta activities under the
ptoeram for the AFat twO yeNTa Og
Us p0at-W war operation iaaS and
ieta for the benefit Of oONgFeaa-
ional appropriations committees,
Delaware has thua Tar received
two grants under the program "a,
laling ta6s asa These were match,
ed by tl,OSfSSi 0t local Delaware
funds
one federal nrNNt went "a Kent
teontlnuea eR nAee ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Fire Recorder Makes
Report For March
tariiaif firs tomnany Answered 81
aiarns iiuring Past uonth

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Aiarms iiuring Past uonth
tnasph d MeFaui nre recorder
iaa fhf Carlisle flfe Company ha,
aaiimlflna fhe foiiomiuE eomnfohen
siFt fefnlf fuF fhe monih az March
anHaiaef af alafms "A
Anmbefs l1 iu 84 Inclusive
i4 FNb lH rural
ffpes Chimney woods Al
aauaf ell stowe barn. / car
iuas haa : dump sas tank Is
hnaf aaed iHHU feet / ineh toe
isse s. lheh ESQ feet nch
taaiahef Travelled 600 mites
fima in service ia hnufa
FHmnine flme 6 huurh
t.ae@efe raised e00 feet
Attendance a2n men Ia service
s man hnufs s0 men average a.
tenaaHff a. eafh alarm
Lne fufal $500 e0 rllY. $50 un
fufal 8aHH en
Nafrh "A Wlilams. wnods
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
For
Hedrn Scholarship
awards Are Invited
CITY COUNCIL VOTES FOR
DAYLIGHT SAVING

Milford City Council. al its
regular weekly meeting on
Tuesday evening OF this
week, unanimously adopted
Daylight Saving. II win
commence at 2 A. M. Sun
day. April 3Oth. and win con
tinue until 2 A. NJ. Sunday
October 1st. Council also
decided to sponsor a clean
up" program for Milford. be-
ginning Monday. April 18th.
and continuing throughout
the week. The City Fathers
are cooperating with the
members Of Milford Grange
in sponsoring the cleanup
week.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Legion Post Visited
By Dept. Officials
Among These Present Was william
RegNn, Department Commander

NekWue department commander
In Joint meeting Of Milford Post
No, Of tho American Legion and
it's Auxiliary, held at MillwOOd Hall
last Thursday evening, the organ
isNtlonS were honOred by the at
tendance of several Department of
Delaware officers. Among those
present were William Regan, De-
partmCnt Commander; Thomas
EgOn, Department Adiutant and
Service OtAcer; William Matthews.
past department commander, nation
al eXeoUtivCman, and chairman of
Boys state; Mrs, George Scout.
department AmOricRnism chairman .
Mrs, Ross DreSSn0r, national com
mittoowOmRN OF the Auxiliary.
Charles Burrows, past department
commander, and Mrs. John Long
h0thNm, President of Ladies' Auxil-
Mry, Commander Frank Nelte of
the local post, turned the meeting
ever % Past Commander Burrows.
who introduced each speaker of the
eVening tie also regr0tfully in
formed those present that Miss Al
hertN Cornelius, Kent County Dis
Tlct Commander was unable to at
tend because of illness, Miss Cor
NelNs Is the first lady to De an on
Ger ot tho stan of the Department Of
Delaware,
Commander ROgan gave short
report ON the Hoover Commission
and itS recommendations concern.
ms all Veterans, tie also outlined
teORunNea "a ease a.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Short Course Dates
Announced For so

The annual uomemakers' and
A-H short Courses, held each June
at the University 0f Delaware
viii take place again this year
Dates tor the hOmemakers'
event have been set tor June sl.
a. announces Miss Gertrude Hol.
loWay, state home demonstration
leader Approximately l6O women
arc expected 60 attend the classes.
trNtnned 90 rasa M
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Corn Yield Contest
For Improved Crops

p fefnanitr and encourage tho
anfh uf Delaware farmers la hn.
HafinH fheif enfn Quhlity and per
aHHe Fleida Delaware Corn Yield
Nnnleat utii 49, held neat mlt.
eneofna ~ the Delaware Crop
Improvement Association and the
tAHlaaafe Agricultural Extension
aaffiee. the contest STRESSES nrae.
firai methods which will ald la
faeamnaf - naas 81
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Spanish War Vets
Meet Here Sunday
CNI Edgar ;, Stayer Wnl Speak Al
Muster nay Meeting

pelmarVa Camp, No t&. q. \. ".
y. will meet with Outpost No. 3. IN
Milford, az the AFm0ry. next sun
day, April l6 when the department
Officers trOm Baltimore win De pres
ent ON an odlelal visit. Colonel Il.
Stayor, a member 0g the camp. win
% "a attendance and make an ad-
dress, which Is always appreciated
oy the members, All Spanish War
Veterans are invited 20 attend. whe-
ther they belong Go the organization
or not, The meeting viii Be called
At : 2, m. and the auxiliary viii
meet az the same time and place.
refreshments viii be served, This
being Muster Day Il Is desired that
hli members be present.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

ur'Ners," Tho NaceN who has a
mark " s>N& u, WAS el0NNea al
the Naddock ~ OOalN WIN said
h'e cNarge was on hts way to the
spit box"
THIS "NteOeCtNAC candidate.
with other members ~ the GOsllN
stable, wiz participate IN the Nap.
meas meet ot The Kent and Sussex
Racing Association here, The Mee,
a partsmWtOel ono, opens WedNes.
day, Aprl rs, Tor 20 nights under
100000 watts NghtNg on one ~ tho
EaatN fastest tracks.
symbol Louis, nv symbol \
Forrest out ~ hcaWty OlvNct had
Continued on page 9S
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

The gross income 0f SIS. .223 .000
included S. per cent from broilers
eight per cent from eggs. three
per cent from farm chickens ana
one per cent from turkeys.
Cash receipts from sales ac-
counted Tor SS.332.0oo. or So ner
cent OF the gross income.
Other statistics Of the Bureau
reveal that Delaware poultry far-
mers produced l.e2S.oae chickens
IN la4e compared with ISIS. .0o0.
The p0und dage Of Delaware
chickens toialied sass. zee com
pared with f.99900 ia l94G
(p0nunaea oa nazs 0
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
New Nash Rambler
On Display Today
Vinal Z. Bennett Agency Wnl Give
Free Demonstrations Tomorrow

Free Demonstration Tomorrow
Nash Motors has announced its
much rumOFed completely new
Rambler" automobile. A luxuri-
Gus 5-passenger custom cOnver-
tible. first model i'm new Nash
series, it viii compete in the low
est-priced automobile field. II is
an addition and does not replace
Nash Ambassador or Stateman mo-
dels. The new car goes on public
display in ViRal E. Benefits show
rooms. Milford. today. Friday, April
IA.
Priced below the lowest of to-
days 5-passenger cOnvertfbles. the
new Nash Rambler includes at no
extra cost about $500 worth Of such
custom appointments as: an cleo
trieally operated top. Weather Eve
conditioned air heater. radio. one
piece windshield. direction signals
chrome wheel discs. clock. special
upholstery, foam cushions and other
custom car features. III. q. D0ss
tcouttnuaa on naas "a
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Late Spring Snow
Falls In Milford
Reefs And GOund covered With
iight White COat EaFly Thursday

Milford residents who were early
tlnera SAW an unuaNal late pprlNg
snoW rhuwday mOrNmg The ROOT
tops and ground we're covered with
coating ~ white IN mct, the sNOW
tan was the second largest Ot the
entire winter season now COMlna
o. a close The sun quickly mel(cd
the snow, and the late pleepers dlu
not enjoy the Wlntery sight A dr0p
"a temperature accompanied the
Snowfall. bat the lermeratNre re.
mained just above the NoeslNg
point during Wednesday nlaht II
u unusual 20 have snowfall this
late IN thU season, but farmers
never feel too safe from the ravageV
Of froai until after the twentieth of
this month.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Harrington Concert
This Coming sunday

Marine Nardelf win APPEAR 81
the harrington High sehnol And-
torlnm on SuadaV April Is. ~
p. ca. af the piano. aecomnanrrr
James ae La Huenla. Vi1llnlz a
VIII render soln selections arn
Chopin
NaFuelA is q graduasa 1ram tHa
Royal Conservatory of e
Naples and has =sarna OVER rue
lcna "a naaa rH
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Ars. JonOthaH S. Willis, Milford,
beleoled IS Mother OF The Year

ah e eaaffaa thaifnan - ths 1900 delaware
et ataaaaaef a s wtnn ~
# M8tea isa6enafe 80 -sieetsa =. ths naawa
aae 49, tesH aaaatHaisa American Mother ~
se aa sas sas st.aiu,sa fstsasi, Is ao,.rno,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
$69,223,OOO State Poultry
Income Last Year Sets Record

% lss sloss income of Delaware poultry farmers chickens
arAeys commercial aItua
ord Tor the state according Information compiled Dearrr
ot Ageaares Bureau Of Agricultural
report the Bureau
--- ~ W. -e- cent o--.o- nan 10 ------
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Pari'M"t"eI Racing Meet Opens
at Harrington Night Of APRIL 20

A.. ' ,NS eM Norsc SeNse" WVl0WNded atteStea Ia hv
M w INV sS" nv s'eS@ carlton 0oStMe 6yearOM sdewNeeer After
NVUht Whlch thew the roNne vAars an
sa bowh@ the veteran cNMpaeNeN drveress went an a. 6Nh
e h ed NhdpACaded NaCN 20 the
NoWedeed with the reaVk what ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Vii Dedicate New
Welfare Bldg. Today
Chas- L. CaHdae, President ~ fha
Beard WIN Make address

The new gZ50.000 pavilion AZ fha
state Welfare Home win Be- for
mally dedicated al 9 O'Clock this af-
terno0n. Dr. G. j. Pricketf. super
intendent Of the home. has ann0un-
ced the program.
Invitations 10 the program have
0een extended state officials. mem
0efs of the LEGISLATURE. the three
Levy CoaFts Of the state. and rep
resentattvea Of various institutions
ana agencies which work with the
home
feunttnuaa on uana Ff
Evening star., 1950-12-08
ECONOMY HINT;
QUERIES?

(From Mrs. M. M, Capitol HtsJ
My economy hint is Mexican
chilli: One-half pound hamburger.
l can red kidney beans. l can
tomato, soup, desired amount of
chilli powder. Fry hamburger,
breaking it up with a fork as it
cooks. Put hamberger. soup and
beans in a saucepan. Add chilli
powder. Simmer for about an
hour. Serves two cr three ro~~''e
This is delicious, also very cheap.
Now I would Ike IL ..,-.,. II
there is anything I can use on
my hardwood floors that is not
slippery. I find that when I wax
them my little girl slips on them
and she is just starting to walk.
I have tried both the liquid and
paste wax.
I also would like to have some
suggestions for Christmas pres
ents for a 15-month-old girl.
X y *
CLUBS?
From Mrs@Y. j., WashinotonJ
I wonder if you could give me
some information on clubs for
older people. Are there any "Un-
der Fifty" or "Over so" clubs in
Washington? They have them in
other cities, I understand.
Evening star., 1950-12-08
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL(
BOOK?

(Fron1 Mrs. J. H. G., WashinGtonJ
am in search of an out-of-
print book and have had two
well-known bookstores in town
on the search for it, but have
not had any luck as yet. mas
much as want it for a Christmas
gift I hope some of the readers
may be of assistance to me IN
my search.
The book is ION Fencing" and
the author is Aldo Nadi. It Is a
G. P. Putnam's Sons publication,
1943.
Thanks so much for any help
you may be able to give me and
also for all the help I have gotten
in the past, from the column.
GINGERBREAD HOUSE?
From Mrs. J. A. L., HyattsuilleJ
Do any readers of the RICH havo
a recipe for directions for makine
a gingerbread house?
1 think one of the women's
magazines published such two o
three years ago, but since I didn
have youngsters at the time, l
wasn't particularly interested.
This year, however, I would very
much like to make one for the
holiday. Many thanks.