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Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

Mr.. Hearn also Of this town. The
bride was attired in a navy blue
travelling suit and wore a cOrsage
OF white carnations. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Charles
E. Davis, pastor of Nelson's Metho-
dist Church. William Hastings. bro
ther of the bride and Miss Agnes
Eshem, were their attendants. The
bride has been employed as a book
keeper al the firm of r. D. Grier
and Sons in Salisbury. The groom
is associated with the Wilson Esso
Servicenter, here. After a honey
moon trip the newlyWeds will make
their home in Delmar.
Clarence H. Matthews has been
appointed constable for this cleo
tiOn district by the Levy Court
Commission Of Sussex County. Mat
thews is a retired railroad man and
former member of the Council of
Delmar, Delaware. He replaces
George cap" Hearn as constable.
Betty Ann Parsons, a senior at
the Delmar High School, has been
awarded $500 scholarship by the
WOmen's Auxiliary to the Medical
Society of Delaware to be used for
a course in training as a nurse in
any hospital in Delaware. The
scholarship is awarded annually to
a girl of the senior class in the
high schools of Delaware Miss Par
sons is planning to take her train
ing at the Memorial Hospital, Will
mingtOn, Delaware.
Dru Morris, 4 year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Morris, of 10
Pine Street, this town, suffered a
fractured collar bone last Friday
afternoon when she was struck by
car. She is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Mabel Hearn, fourth grade
teacher at the Delmar School, took
the children in her class to New
Castle and Wilmington last week to
, see places in Delaware about which
they are studying. The party, which
included some of the parents, made
the trip by bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Bennett
had Mrs. Charles Shaw and son of
Camden, N. j., as their recent
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Owens and son,
Of Devon, Pa, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter TwifOrd.
Miss Rachel Barr, Of Wilmington,
spent the weekend here, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelly of
Pueblo, Col, arrived last week to
spend some time here with Mr..
Kelly's mother, Mrs. Kate Kelly.
Mrs. Kelly returned with them after
a five weeks visit with her son in
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Brittingham
left Thursday for Camp Breckin-
ridge, Ky, to visit their sons, Pvt.
Granville Brittingham, Jr., and Pvt
William F. Brown.
Mrs. Myra Robertson and Mr.
Sam Riley are patients in Peninsula
General Hospital, Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert German and
Mrs. w. N Willis spent Monday in
! Catonsville, Md, with Mr.. and Mrs
w. N. Willis, Jr. They also visited
Sherwood Gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lord are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter born at Peninsula
General Hospital on Tuesday, May
! 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Bradley and
daughter, Marjorie Lee, were guests
Of Mrs. Bradley's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee w. Cullen on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

May 18th. The Friendly Nursing
Home was formerly located on
Chestnut Street, and is operated
for the aged, chronic, paralytic,
etc. The property on Jewel Street
was purchased and has been reno
waited and has a capacity of 80 pa
tients. The former home would ac-
ccmodate only 16 patients.
Miss Mary Elaine Baker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Iffs. Alfred Baker,
became the bride Saturday, May 12,
of Dwight M. d, Boyce, son of Glen
BOyce and the late Mrs. Bcyce on
Laurel. The ceremony was per-
formed in the parsonage of the
Methodist Church in Bethel by the
Rev. David Campbell. The bride
wore a beige suit with pink Access
sOries and a cOrsage of pink rose
buds. She was attended by Miss
jeanne Kenney of this town, who
wore a green sait with yellow ac-
cessories and corsage of yellow
rosebuds. Daniel Dukes of Laurel,
was best man. Following we'd
ding trip to Atlantic City, the young
couple will make their home in
Laurel
Construction in Delmar Manor,
the proposed site of 112 new homes
here in Delmar, is slowly beginning
to make progress. Within the past
weeks, lumber has begun to arrive
on the site and framework is start
ing up. Ben VILLAIN, promoter of
the program, stated this week that
the first II now being built will go
on as scheduled. However, the next
bunch will be built more rapidly
with a new contractor taking
charge. The 112 homes are schedul-
ed to be completed by this fall.
Miss Evelyn M. Hastings, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Hast
ings, became the bride of James A.
Hearn at the home of the brides
parents of near town, early Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Hearn is the son
of Mrs, Marion Hearn and the late
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25
FELTON
By Mrs.
Elizabeth Gleason
Phone
FELTON, 4642

The Adams Simpler Ware Post
No. 6O09 and auxiliary will hold
memorial services on Memorial Day
at IL p. m, at the FELTON, School.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Alternately
are spending two weeks with their
parents in Illinois.
Buddy Poppies are on sale at our
stores from now until Memorial
Day Buy and wear a V. F. w. Bud
dy Poppy. Proceeds will be for hos
pital work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Stewart and
little son of Salisbury, Md, were
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashton Jester, over the week
end.
Mr.. Fred Davis spent the week
end at Rehoboth Beach.
We are glad to state that Mr..
Ralph Bradley is getting along
as we'll as can be expected. He is
able to be around on crutches.
The condition of Mrs. Addie l..
Herring is fair. She is slowly inn
proving which her many friends
are glad to know.
There were no services in our
church on Sunday owning to con-
ference being held in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith have
moved in the Masten property on
East Main Street.
Miss Amy Hurd entertained rela-
tives from Wilmington, on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Hodgson has been
moved from the Kent General Hos
pital, Dover, to the home of her
daughter at Newark, Del. We hope
she will soon he improved.
Miss Nellie Hughes has returned
to her home after spending several
months with her aunt in the wes-
tern states.
At the memorial services which
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

will be held on. the front lawn Of
FELTON, School on Memorial Day at
II O'Clock, the v. F. w. will present
the school with an outdoor flag
which will fly in honor of former
FELTON, School students who have
served in the armed forces Of this
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hatfield
are the proud parents of a baby bov
born May 18th at the Kent General
Hospital, Dover. Mother and so1
are both doing line.
Children's Day exercises VIII be
held on Sunday evening, Juile 3rd,
at our Methodist Church. Al nice
program will be arranged.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bradley
from New Jersey spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hargadine
have gone to their cottage at Fen
wick Island for the summer months.
Miss Margaret Smith of Whining
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ton, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith.
Mr.. Joseph Spence is i'll at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hates
at Mastens. His many friends here
hope that he' will soon be improved
and able to return to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith enter
tanned on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Monroe and daughter, Betty.
from Milford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith and little daughter
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25
VaIley Forga Todar

Of interest at Valley Forge today
are Washington's headquarters and
the reproductions Of soldiers huts
scattered through the park. Forti-
1ieations and earthworks have been
restored. Relics, from Washing.
toms tent and flags to crude copies
OF battle maps, tell a story in the
museums in and near the park.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25
DELMAR
BY Hrs.
Ella n. Carmine

A sudden explosion rocked the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Marion b.
Sherwood early Tuesday evening,
shattering windows from the cell
lar to the attic The blast occurred
about 6:15 p m. Mr.. Sherwood had
just put Mrs Sherwood on her bed
and was at the foot of the stairs
when the explosion occurred. The
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

Thousands have found in this great new beer,
ell the wonderful, full-bodied BEER aroma
and taste they have been looking for. Yet de.
spite ita premium-quality, Kruger Extra.Lisht
Dry Beer IS selling at a regular beer price.
KRUGER Extra.Light Dry Beer undergoes
e3ira, bremiam brewing.steps Coarse taste.
elements filtered out at the start. Natural car.
donation = for natural life and SPARKLE These
extra steps give Krueger its wonderful extra.
light, dry, dOWble.msIlOD character Youll like 4.
SauRcaE RRgwARY COMPANY DELAWARE WILMINGTON bsl.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

Before you start naming all the
reasons you would like to own a
1851 Pontiac, why not talk to
a few owners who have been
Pontiac drivers for years. Ask
them why they like Pontiac.
You'll be surprised how many
owners say: Pontiac is the most
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

dependable car in America!'
Then come in and see Pontiac's
beauty inside and out drive it
for the sheer fun of driving get
the facts and figures and you'll
really RnOw why dollar for dollar,
you can't beat a Pontiac!
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Feminine Fashion Flair
ny BERNADINE CARmCKETT

hope choosing your wardrobe" you
least stark BEAUTIFUL mpeccabo white
ngy that wondrous oorSH color ocnumeE makes think
before because the cleaning bin washing
ironing entails
Please don't let that this season For really nd"" Of
all the minty shades white leading the list
be- included the why
follow
One Of the Trading fashion had lovely feature
white clothes. thought I'd add bit Of
the prrsa
White color nStters unSpanEy The bride
traditional white always the pCH the wedding and
because outstanding that
gives her dsmuro and youthful 10 " IT'S enough the
bride beautiful chance
The manufacturers helping
Have thought Of white beinE pArtiraiT Nor
Well look 10 this II the lHRkB
able and imaginative What could
h. practical than that? eHAmpI whit" sheath dress
May b. with bOIsFo dat coupled
with matching contrasting s0e for evening dAReInE
TheTeS lavish list Of the Epctsd that In
mind especially AallcIoth twin
the first white dsni What's often USsd
In unexpected combinations that enchanting
So b. capnC0ua like there's all the the world
Every who Rhttsrs
And what could dazzling becoming than whit" Tn'
Der this "cn itN whit" It's fashion right
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JONAS O. SCHWARTZ
SUFFERS PNEUMONIA
ATTACK; M HOSPITAL

Jonas C. Schwartz, 1898 Rus
sell Ave No, attorney and leader
in the night for civil rights has
returned To Mount Sinai hospital
He was recently confined Ia that
hospital with a pneumonia attack
He was released from the hos,
pitRl after rather speedy re
Covery on June II BY Monday
June Is. however. there were in
dications that he would need fur
thcr disqualification and he was
sent back 10 the hospital by his
physicians.
MIR Schwartz has been one Of
the leaders in the SAACP fight
10 end aggregation in the army
Along with William Cratic.
branch president and Sidney I.or-
Der, another attorney and mem
Der Of the NAACP board, Mr.
Schwartz has attraced national
support TO the need Ia end scgrr-
cation in the country's army.
Despite his delicate health he
has kept going for hours helping
direct a national fight Rgains;
continued failure Of the army 10
halt discrimination based on color
Friends have urged him 10 cease
his hard work but he has kept
right on.
His condition permitting he will
again be released from the hos
pital Saturday.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL

Sylvia and Sally Moore, daughters of Mr. and Mrs Roy
Moore OF Chicago Ill., in the city visiting thier auntS Mines
Sarah Hardy and Bessie Mansfield of 979 Charles ST. Mrs
Frank Boyce POI Rondo Ave The Moores St Paul
ties.
Mrs Sue Cannon woodawn returned to the city Tues
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Louise McNeaI Weds
Bradford Benner In
All White SETTING

White peonies. cibotium ferns.
palms and cathedral candles In
branChed candelbras adorned the
altar OF St James AME church
for the double ring ceremony June
10. 8 p. m. of Miss Louise McNeal,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McNeal, 443 Carroll Ave. TO
Bradford Benner, nephew OF Mr..
and Mrs A. F. Bradford, 524 Car
roll Ave. Solemnizauon was by
Rev b. N. Moore.
Preceding and during the Cere-
mony John Whitaker played the
organ 2. r. Monsoon. baritone.
sang Because prior to the pro-
cessional and "A Prayer" before
the ceremony ended.
The bride wore a gown OF ira
ditional ivory satin trimmed in
seeded pearls and rhinestones and
finger tipped veil which was a
copy Of the Princess Elizabeth
veil The crown was trimmed in
rhinestone.
Mrs. Dorothy Balenger, sister
of the bride was the mAtron of
honor and the bridesmaids were
Mrs Helen Guilmant. sister of the
groom; Miss Patricia Benner,
niece Of the groom and Miss
Kathryn Curry. All members OF
the brides party wore white. The
matrOn OF honor carried red
roses and wore manquisctte
halo. The bridesmaids carried
pink roses and wore flower halo
hats.
Isabelle and AnnabelIe Foster,
flower girls, wore white dresses
with colonial hats and carried
colonial baskets with daisies and
snapdragons.
Ringbearer for the groom was
his nephew. Kenneth Holley Of
Buffalo. N. Y. Warren Hayes was
the best man and the ushers were
Chandler McWAtt, Cornelius
Tucker and zachery r Monson
Following the ceremonw, the re-
Ception was held in the church
parlors,
The bridal table was set with a
lace tablecloth centered with a
four tier wedding cake adorned
with wedding bells and lovebirds,
At each end Of the table Candida
bras with lighted tapers were
placed.
Out of town guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams,
Duluth. Mrs. Daniel Holley and
sons. Dannye and Kenneth from
Buffalo. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs, Bonner are now
residing at 742 Carroll Ave
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HERBERT HENNEGAN HIRE

Herbert Hennegan, former
nrwEpaper editor. now a member
Of the u. s. Department u ART1.
culture farmers home adminiEtra-
ton public relations staff IL
spending a week IN the Twin
Cities.
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Caht 10 visit his wife. Margaret
Johnson and son. 2stO Clinton
Ave Sgt johnson Is In the city ~
fifteen day leave
The senior choir " Border
Methodist church viii meet FRI
day. juno % at the church at 4
9. m.
Mrs. James Floyd Of st Aug.
Justine Fla mother ~ Mrs Clar-
cncc W. Smith, 26p Dupont Ave,
No. arrived in Minneapolis Mon.
day. June IN for a twu months
visit with tho Smiths
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward J. brown.
STiO Fourth Ave. SO, had Rs their
Weekend guest, their cousin. Miss
Iottie Marie Fields of Kansas
City. Mo Miss Fields was one Of
the Y delegates W the Triad club
which convened from juno II Ia
10. Tho CnnTerrncc took place at
the Lyman Lodge IN ENrclaior II
consisted NJ business. professional
and Industrial women frnm u 4.
Japan, Germany and Puerto Rico
The main topic stresacd was
Leadership Development "
Pfc. Mark WhtIock and Pfc,
William bliss arrived In tho city
Friday, June 10 from Camp Nc
Coy, Wis PC. WhitloCk spent tho
weekend Visiting hla brother and
nlstc IN law, MIR and Mrs Louis
WhitioCk. asSA Clinton.
Mrs, bora Washington, Omaha.
Mob. was the dinner guest ~ Rev
and Mira. Wendell NJ Johnson.
Blp Fremont Ave. No, Sunday.
June ~
MIssca JoAnn IIRrpoIe, shirloe
Brown. Eunico Tate. Gloria BROWN
and Kathryn Bailey were the din
ner guests of Mrs. Lucille Me-.
Adams, 1920 Third Ave, So Sun.
day. June n
Mrs. FFrddyc o. Jones, 3s4A
Clinton Ave 10. IL leaving the
city 10 vacation in Buffalo, N. Y,
where she was n former resident,
She will be gone two weeks,
MnaaFa. and Minis. Alfrrd W.T.
liaEnm, ITO Rondo and Raleigh
IIumburd, T2a Rondo Ave. James
Kirk Jr., ~ w. Jcsaamlne were
among the house guests IT Mrs,
Lillian H5imunda Of IIO5 i4th
street Place IN Dies Mninea. Ia.
during the past weekend for the
dedication % the Willlhe com
munity center. Mrs. Ehmunds Ia
director ~ willkie House and
mother Of Mrs. Williams.
McaaEa. Chandler AgctVAtt, War
rem Hayes and Corneliua Tucker
entertained Bradford Benner at q
bachelor dinner held at CaAaiua
cafe Saturday, June ..
Miss Matte TDeii shaw was he's.
tess at n surprise birthday party
given In honor Of Miss Mary
ssaton. at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Shaw, $50 Aldrich
Ave, No. Saturday, June ia.
Among those present were Misses
Gloria Pettlford. Jane stone. ana
Edna Mae Mandcrvilie, MeaurH.
Fred Dillon, Johnny Moore, Nd.
die Mandcrvillc and Melvin Dill
Ion.
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day, June 10, after two week
visit with her mother, Mrs. Alonia
Veveriy Of Chicago
Invitations are in the mail for
the fourth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. orion shelton of
45S st. Anthony Ave. had as their
guests Monday, June IS. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Robinson.
The Parents club Of Boy Scout
troop SIS entertained the Scouts
at a pot luck supper and an eve
ming OF entertainment Friday,
June Is. Scout master Milton
Combs and Earl Neil Jr., were in
charge OF the entertainment.
The St. Paul Urban League
guild will meet Monday. June IS
at $50 p. m. at the home Of Mrs.
Norman Howell, 97l 81. Anthony
Ave.
Rev. DenEil A. Carly. pastor OF
ST. Phillips Episcopal church left
Sunday. June II for Carlton col
lege at Mortified. Rev. Carly Is
instructing a course at the six-day
summer conference of the Episco-
pal church which ends tomorrow,
June %.
MIR. and Mrs. James Wagner and
son Gregory. 565 Rondo Ave, re-
turned TO st. Paul Sunday morn
ing, June II after two week trip
TO Louisville, Kentucky. The Wag-
ners also visited in Bloomington,
Indiana.
MFR. James w. Willis Of Chicago,
Ill. returned home Thursday, June
II, after visiting his brother and
sister-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.
Willis of 1850 Sherburne for three
days.
Mrs. Lucille Williams and
Gloria l. Williams, formerly living
at 1921 N. Dale are now residing
at 525 Rondo Ave
Mrs. Herbert Foster, Sr.. 964
Iglehart Ave, is steadily recuper-
ating from an operation perform
ed Monday. June IS in the Mid
way hospital.
ATTENDS SONS WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Urlin Clark 779
ST. Anthony Ave. returned home
recently after attending the mar
rage of their son. Brewer Lee to
Miss Mildred Nero in Washington.
D. C, Sunday June 8 at the As
bury Methodist church of that
city. Elmer Morris was best man
and Earl Weber and Willie Brew
er were ushers. The newly mar
ried couple returned to Washing
ton Monday. June IS from their
honeymoon trip to New York
Mr.. Clark is a Junior at Howard
University majoring in music and
Teachers college in Washington
Mrs. Clark is a 81 graduate Of
The senior Clarks enroute home
spent three days in Chicago visit
ing relatives and friends.
The WOmen's auxiliary Of St
Phillips Episcopal church met
Thursday. June n in the church
undercroft.
Miss Gloria Alice Williams. 9S2
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Mrs. Bertha johnson, 66s Olson
Blvd, returned home Wednesday,
June - from Indianapolis. Ind.
where she attended the funeral Of
her sister. who was a retired bust
ness woman Of that city.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl y. Williams.
7644 Clinton Ave So, are the
proud parents Of a seven pound
two and a half ounce baby boy
born Friday. June 10 At North
western hospital Both mother
and baby are doing fine. The par.
ents named their son Earl Clark
Pfc. Savannah Hanlmonds IL
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
s. r. Hammonds, 2216 18th Ave
So. Pvt. HAmmonds IL stationed
at Fort Lewis, Wash. and Will
leave the city Tuesday, June 20
for the base.
Mrs. John SImnls, 52I Hum
boldt Ave. No. and Mrs Eddie
Jefferson. 2745 Clinton Ave So.
viii spend a week mentioning In
Chicago. They will leave the city
Saturday. June ~. While there
Mrs. Simms and Mrs. Jefferson
will reside at the Grand hotel.
Mrs. TheOdOsIa Martin, 1929
Fifth Ave. So. entered Fairvtew
hospital Friday. June IS for
treatment.
Patricia and OEslI Dawson:
Tulsa. Okla. are the houRe guests
Of Miss Michel Dawson. 37S5
Fourth Ave SO. They win spend
the summer with Miss Dawson
and their father, Mr.. Roscoe
Dawson.
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Young. Anna Moody. Virginia
Ovrrton. Gertrude Vinegar Vtul-
lcttia Walker, Cora Lane. Nottic
Mac Scott, and Erncsunc Wright,
McSsIS. William Cornelius. John
Armstrong, Ernest Ovrrton J W,
Baldwin Those sending gifts but
unable to attend wrU' MrSsrs and
Mines Walter Woods Walter
DickensOn, Mines lone Brown
Joasie jackson. Nina wtltannH,
Villa Mae R"lin. 2ola Williams.
Viella Thomas, Celia Johnigan and
Rev. Ben iamin CaNaius. Mrs, Bon
son received many lovely gifts
Mr.. and Mr~, CIco Davis and
daughter Mildred. left tho city
Sunday, June II 10 return Ia their
home In Kansas city, Kansas
They had been Waiting thor
daughters, Misses Lcnora and
prarhe Mae Davis, 1928 Clinton
Az 80, MT Davis u employed Rs
u pa,rolman Of tho Kansas CITY
Kansas police department
Mira, SarRh lsensoR. treasurer OF
netheSda baptist church loft the
city Thursday, June ~ for Points
East. "a visit relatives and friends
IN Philadelphia and Boston, Mrs
Benson VIII return 90 the city
within month, Accompanying
her On IN" trip win be Mrs. Edith
MCGraw.
Mrs Dorothy ThampaoR. Des
Muinoa, Iowa, arrived In the city
with her som, lowell Deane, Sat.
urday, June 10 To attcRd the fun.
cral aorvirca nf their grandfather,
Mr.. George u Hanks
Mis-. Jackie AndrFSnn, 1920
CLINTON Ave No, has an her
guest for two wrecks, Mw Rose,
mary Minis of this city
The senior Choir ~ NJ. Peter
AME church viii meet az the
church parsonage. Friday, June
q? All members are urged 10 he
present
William EIVtR Anderson ceIe.
bratod his seventh birthday with
a party at his home Wednesday
June 30 William In the son Of Mr..
and Mrs Elvin Anderson. 1920
Clinton Ave, So,
Mrs. Nellie Walker. 9Gi0 Fourth
Ave. no. IL confined to her home
with Illness. Mrs. Walker has been
~ for several weeks.
Mlsa It0wsRR WRTTrn was hna.
tess for tho Cree Citsundo club.
at n meeting held at the home of
MIR and Mrs. Vincent Shepherd.
1897 Portland Ave. 10, The mem
bcra Of tho club arc having u mid.
night powrwow Friday, June "a
al Hidden Falls The next meet.
ing viii be- held at the home Of
MlRa BETTY Preston, asOB Fifih
Ave. 10. Saturday, June 20,
Mr.. and Mrs. Obry WaddeII, 7i6
18th Ave. No. are the proud par
entA of n baby boy born Friday
morning. June 10 At the Mime
apoilS General hospital AZ press
time the baby had not been nam.
cd.
staff sgt. william Eddie John.
son returned ca tho city from
Camp J. o. Pcndleton. Oc"RnSlds
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Iglehart Ave, left today, June -
for two weeks visit in Chicago
with her mother, Mrs. Lucille
Lefwhich and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baker, an aunt and uncle OF Miss
Williams.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
Sr., OF Duluth were the weekend
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Wills, 1904 Iglehart
Ave.
, 1951-05-12
u. S. Rejects Polish
Chdrge Of Discrim.
Against Ship

The United States today re
jected as propaganda, a Polish
charge that the Polish ship
"Batory," on which Gerhardt
Eisler escaped from the U. S.
had been subjected to mis-
treatment on trips to the
United States, especially in
the Port of New York.
In a note to the Polish For
eign Office the US. said the
Batory has not been barred
from calling at the port Of
New York or any other Ameri
can port. The S teamship has
its own private berthing faci-
lities. Referring to the charge
the note stated that this was
a matter solely up to the New
York authorities, not the us.
federal Government.
Attention was also called to
the fact that the private FACT
800
.lities of the Batory is equal to
any in respect to those used
by other well known steam
ship companies. The only
other conclusion to be drawn
is that the Polish Government
did not wish to continue the
service Of the Batory to the
New York port.