Milford chronicle., 1951-03-30

AASet4u6 IN the W0n0Sr Bar last
week. The motion was unanimous
by the representatives of 12 busi-
ness houses present.
In the discussion leading IN to
decision to remain open, Book Har.
said, you can't do business
with the doors closed" Originally,
the purpose of the meeting was to
decide whether or not to close Sat
urday nights and to stay open Fri
day nights.
Inc new hours are now in effect.
Businessmen present at the meeting
were Claude Cahall, Charles Peck.
Clarence Collins, Book Harrington,
Mrs. Carolyn Dill, Woodrow Welch.
J. Reynolds Kates, Roland Stavton.
Raymond Giles, Edward Taylor.
samuel A. Short, Jr., Edward Tav-
lor, and c. H. Burgess.
PUBLIC INSPECTION-Tb now
wing of the Kent General HOSPITAL.
Dover, will be open to inspection
on April z and from 9 a. m. to
p. m.
Plans. for the preview were an
nounced this week by the executive
committee of the hospital, which
that every man, woman
ana child in Kent County has had
a snare and a part in the building
or the hospital and it's new wing"
All VINO have been working on
the project and who have seen diff
fer 3nt parts of the newehospital are
nigh in praise of the facilities, soon
TO be offered for the benefit of the
citizens of Kent County, with new
operating rooms, with an increased
number of beds, with new delivery
rooms and all that goes to make uD
a modern hospital" announcement
Of the committee set forth.
All these facilities will be plac-
go on view to those who have made
Il possible and have worked so hard
Tor this grand accomplishment -
OoVer's great outstanding commun-
ty effort shared ia by all Kent
County"
the committee arranging the pre-
view program is headed by u. S.
senator J. Allen Frear, Jr.. presi-
lent Of the hospital: John William
Gdler, executive director: former
Mayor ]. Wallace WoOdford. chair
nan of the building committee: and
Or. H. Y. Holloway, vice president
and a director of the hospital.
To these leaders and their COM
nlttees, the grateful thanks of
hose who share the benefits" have
been extended as a mark of public
appreciation of their efforts.
RESCUE PLANNED - Still an
other proposal for the future of
Delaware State College at Dover
was advanced recently, as alumni
OF the college urged that the Negro
institution be made 3 first class
fully accredited fOur-year college,
open to all qualified citizens of the
state.
This opinion was expressed Lv
JOSIAH f. Henry Jr., Baltimore al
LoIney and president of the StAte
college Alumni Association, ate.
Governor ElEe:t N CarveI had
made public the findings of his
committee to Study Delaware State
College"
Committee Proposal
The committee proposed that the
ollege be abolished in its present
0rm as a fOur-year college for
'egro undergraduates, and be re-
staDlIshed as a tWO-year junior
olIege. If this is not done, the
ommittee urged that the college be
bOlished entirely.
Governor Carvel said he is still
tudying the report, and pointed out
hat the future of the college re-
lains to be decided by the admin
itration and the General Assem-
ly. The Governor said that if leg
Station is needed. he believes the
natter could be taken care of de-
plte the deadliDe on new bills.
Sees Negroes Handicapped
Mr.. Henry said that alumni of
he college at a meeting last week
greed to work for the realization
I first class fully accredited four,
ear land grant college at Dover.
He said that for a long time most
Delaware Negroes who desire
Our-year college education will be
nable to get into the University of
delaware, because of the higher
cademic qualification and the high
r cost of attending the university.
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SENATOR TO SPEAK-The hon
red guest during the Smyrna Lions
lub's Antics of 1851" tonight.
larch 30, will be u. S. Senator
Ohm ]. Williams, who will speak
riefy to the audience and take
art in one phrase Of the big pro-
uctiOn.
The music revue is moving into
he final weeks of rehearsal in sep
rate units, and will be coordinated
ito a finished production by John
: Simpson, producer, at dress re-
next week.
The partial cast includes Alverna
rice, Norman G. Wilder. Edward
lelyin, Rosemary Heller, Emily
nnis, jane Reed, Edna Slaughter.
hilip Denney, Gene Short, Robert
ollins, Anne Carlin, JacQueline
lackett, Louise Schafer, Burrill Nc
oy, Doris Slaughter, Victor Ennis.
elson Everhart, Frances Handy.
ack Schafer, Richard Price, Guy
dmondson, Frank GreenWeIl, and
city Greenwell.
Also taking part will be Or. and
-rs. H. v P. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
obert Jones, MI. and Mrs. Fred
errell, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
-cDonald, all of Dover; Robert
unning, Naomi Dunning, Letter
z Scott, Jr., Edward Everhart
ary Everhart, William w. Welsh.
fired T. Child, Dorothy Burge,