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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31
CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN

CHURCH OF THE n AZARENE
Eighth Street Oakland, Md.
Rev. r. II. BrOhawn, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Morning
worship, II a. m. Eyangelistic service
1870 p. m.
Tuesday, Church Prayer Service,
1880 p. m.
Cottage prayer meeting this Friday
evening will be in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Bittinger, Crellin, at
1880 p. m.
ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL
The Rev. Frederick F. Meyer, Rector
The Rev. John ]. Atwell, Curate
St. Matthew'S Church. Oakland
Holy Communion at 500 a. NJ,
every Sunday.
Holy Communion at HOO a. M,
the first Sunday Of the month.
Morning Prayer at 1900 a. m, all
other Sundays.
Sunday School every Sunday at
1000 a. m.
Our Fathers House. Altamont
Sunday School every Sunday at
1000 a. m.
Morning Prayer and sermon, every
Sunday at 1900 a. m.
Young Peoples Fellowship, $50 p.
st. Johns Chapel, Deer Park
Holy Communion, 9:15 a. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
1915 p. m.
Anderson Chapel, Swanton
Evening prayer, 200 p. m.
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STOCK OR DAIRY
225-ACRE GRAZING FARM

Land in wonderful condition. Beauti-
full old stone house. Center-hall type.
2 baths. Elec Running water.
Beautifully situated on high hill
with views in all directions. 2 good
tenant houses with elec. 2 barns,
suitable for dairy or beef cattle Well
fenced and running water in every
field S35.000 THOMAS & CO.,
Fairfax 500 OV 2S12 is
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LONG BEACH - New 4-room, fully
modern cottage. Liv rm., bedrms.,
full bath with tub, equipped kitchen
with cabinet sink, refrigerator, gas
stove and water heater; windows
and porches fully screened. Price,
$1,000 monthly. payments controlled
by amount paid down. Otner : TO
4-bedroom cottages for sale or
rent. To inspect, drive miles south
land rd;;, turn left at St. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs to
office on shore OF Chesapeake Bay
NJ, E. RoCKHILL, INC, st. Leonard,
S MALL MARYLAND ACREAGE
Chesapea axe Bay; also smaller home
sites on hard-surfaced roads, with
lights, telephone and centrally dis
triputed arteSian- water; located in
exclusive private home area on high
fine sand beach, excellent fishing
and grabbing; private boat harbor
and many other advantages. Prices
from $3.50, terms if desired. To in
spec, spect, drive miles south Of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island I'd,
turn left at st. Leonard, follow Long
Beach signs to office on Chesapeake
Bay. NJ. E; ROCKHILL, INC, st.
Leonard, Md. or phone Prince Fred
"a ICh s9bS-O.
NORTH BEACH. MD.-For sale, yr..
round house on waterfront to u s.
citizen; can be seen by appointment
only Box 415-S. Star. -I6
BAY AND RIVER front houses and
cottages, bay-front hotel, large Ia
acre lots for sale on 40-foot street,
Shady Side is an to-date COM
munity with Kiwanis Club, churches,
stores, gas, electricity. telephones.
33 miles from D. c.. on peninsula
between West River and Chesapeake
Bay. Can finance. A. w. AN
DREWS,. Shady Side, Md. Tele-
phone West River 5741. 16s
EPPING FOREST high water.
front lots Big oaks. Tel. S. Shore
2-bedroom home on
large lot overlaaking water, cleo.
stove, etec. hot-water heater: built
in sink; living room, complete bath,
large porch, $3.50; $3.50 down. 500
a mo. ME. Oslo.
COTTON POINT. MD.-Year-arou
home; z room, "a baths, 2 screened
porches, garage, laundry house,
ia acres, young orchard, 800 It.
from Potomac: so nj from V osh-
ington through Waldorf on Rt. 3
to Morganza, right on Rt. 242 to
Cotton. MRS. n. BUTI ERR lELD,
owner.
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H. A. DARNE
Montgomery CO. Farms
DAIRY FARM

JA. 1857:
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

Sc. d. C.-Brick bldg. about 1000
So 1T. with 1900 So. # fenced
yard; immediate poss $500 mo.
A.. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880. -15
5000 SO. FIT, centrally located.
pvt. r. siding and ofice. MA. 5S85.
ALEXANDRIA, va, shop space in
1900 So. IT. yard, surrounded by
SIT. brick wall, 3-phase current
railroad siding. Rent S125 mo.
TIE. 7l59. is
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

GARAGE suitable for auto body shop:
$500 to 5000 so. it., preferably in
NV section. Cali RA. 1929 or
SH. S409. is
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

DOCTORS OR DENTIsT-New build
ing, 1903 R. I. ave. NV, excel. To-
cation. WEAVER BROS, INC, D1.
NEAR 18th and EYE NV. End floor
4, rms, and bath; 1st comm. suit
able for any kind Of ofices tailor,
radio or light workshop, S100 mo-
Ex E9one 5fSi De WERE R. WELDON, A9gt"
1sth FL ASD Si5 F + SITS. NV. 2 large wr8 rms,
kit and bath; excel. for comb.
studio and living quarters, etc. Call
NE 5400. LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO.. Realtors, 1880 K st. NV. ID
5595 Ga; AVE. NV. at Kennedy st.;
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 new YORK
ave; n.w.-Available immediately:
desirable rooms to meet your re-
sii seuiirementts PENN PROPERTIES
60I r ST. NV rms; commercial;
large front window: ideal for Offices
or light business. Call MRS. PENNY
at RE. 1924 or RA. 1880. -16
IN THE HEART Of the business sec
1ols OF 18Th Eth 81; 81. wv NV. tabove ks K s.,
TfiiGf foeatio1 ROOMS; IS; ss255o s25 and up, conv,
ONE TO FIVE ROOMS. connecting;
professional ONCE; located in one
Of Conn. aves. best apt houses at
Ordway St, near Uptown Theater.
For fun information. call Mr..
DAVIS. NO. 5000.
1910 MINI. AVE. NE, at Benning
rd.-2nd floor, over 1000 50. feet
Fine comm; area; Suitable, for office
and light shop. viii remodel to suit
ALLISON BLDG-onice space gi 500
to 700 IT.: free parking; good NV.
location. B. B. ALLISON, GE. O513.
s.w. MARKET-An utilities;. reason
able rental $50 1lth st. s.w.
MoDERN OFFICES for rent. Robert Robe
son Bldg. Falls Church, Va. Call at
NPaK PlaE q aRPfSGr62 PhS3s OK 3dIRT1oiisr 2dig
adjoining Radio Bldg. and Arlington
Trust. 7-room. 2-bath brick dwell
ing, zoned commercial; full base
ment with lavatory, garage. oil heat.
Suitable for lawyer, realtor, insurer,
used as combination home and office.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO., CHI.
1888. Eve. and Sun, Gil. 1898.
HYATTsynLE-severa Office rooms
heat, light, janitor. Private parking
lot. Erwin REALTY CO.. HY 0334.
FOR RENT to veteran groups and
fraternal organizations, newly rem
ovated and decorated meeting room
kitchen facilities. Ideal Sc location,
Reas. rates. Phone AT. 1888. -22
ARTIST-Otfce space in downtown
business section, northern exposure;
telephone service and drawing equip
9TH and X SITS. NV. (92s 5tn st).
One large room containing 1850 So.
IT.: ideal for office, jobber or dis
trloutor; heat. light and ianttor
service S91d furnished; treight, elevator;
4, Co. INC. 73S 18th st. NV.
AIR-CoNDITIoNED. fireproof Cen
tury Building. 4l2 5th st. NV. op-
posite, Municipal Court. Offices avail
able in single units or suites OF Z,
to 8 rooms. Single rooms as low as
S4S per mo. Parking space available.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
13S 10th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
Between 17th and 18th NV.
One door of of Columbia I'd; 2nd
floor with large picture window:
Ideal for real estate, beauty salon
or photographer. TE. 2957.
BOND BUILDING
s.w. cor. latin and N. Y. ave. NV.
/ ROOM -- S62 65
. ROOMS ----------------- -S1OO
ALL Rooms NEWLY REDEcoRATED
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN-. 500
DOWNTOWN
BROOM SUITE, $55
Fluorescent lighting. Venetian blinds,
tile floors; janitor. KELLY g. BRAN
NER. DI. 774O.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

GAS STATION. 1417 Irving st. NV.
on heavily travelled crosstown
BERdER. NC. EN-. IG0 siGo. rs N1s'
BETHESDA. MD.-ExceIlent iocat on
for retail store. new bldg. Can
MI. Harper with SAMUEL E BOG
LEY; INC. 7004 Wisconsin ave. WI
NEW STORE. suitable for ONCE.
of Takorna Park. b. C.. 276 Car
AIR iRH CoNDITioNED S,i pi piTi End FL.-Pan-
eled in knotty pine; 91x4O plus 3
offices; ideal for wholesale house;
downtown. Call Ma. 1896. --19
STUDIO FOR RENT. 3rd fl. s21 10th
and lge; ballroom. Total 1900 50.
#; equipped with shower . toilets,
complete kitchen, and can be used
for school organization qtrs. or
combined office and living qtrS. All
front rms, central location For
information. call ME. 54S2 or DU.
oNE-sToRY BRICK BLDG. at 4?31
Elm. ST.. Bethesda. Md. ,71x59. zoned
repairs, as well as industrial use.
u block off Wisconsin ave. Steam
heat with oil burner. Rent S425
mo. Possession imediately HENRY
J. RoBB. INC, 1924 Vermont ave
NV, DI. S141. is
2217 NJ ST. NW.-2nd commercial,
show room, shop space, parking for
cars from wide alley. ST. 9448.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP; holds
5 cars. Apply 2009 NJ st. NV, RE.
211Q Ii
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

VICINITY 14th AND H SITS. NE.
Two-story, well-built brick; approx
5000 So. it.; heated: cleo, hot
water, 2 toilets; suitable light mfgr.
or storage; vacant; easy terms.
ST. 1867.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
-lS
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WE MAKE MISTAKES
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

THIS OFFICE DESIRES sales listings
OF 4, 6 or family fats, also small
stores in D. c. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON, Realtor, RE. 11S1; ewes, WI.
SMALL CoLoRED HOUSES in D. c.,
cash clients to purchase same. Call
RE. 1888 or ia. 2-1317.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for your home,
white or colored. any section. ST.
1920; ewes. OV; 30s6, LA. 6-S8S6.
sGat aste nSao aeaen IN fay Re- SS10B sso 81 74 mRe
IF PROMPT ATTENTION TO the saIs
of your home business or invest
ment property is what you desire.
eall r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
sos North Capitol; MA. $3.50 Free
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy home
$4,000 to invest. Cali EN- 6027.
WISH TO BUY a nice 2 or bedrm.
home consider any nice location.
DiREcf hsEe FAIR FROM s0f oWNERSo SK stSd brokers
; 10 room house. NV; D, c, or
CASH! CASH. FOR YOUR PROPERTY
RA, 6912. Ma. O223. ia. 1919.
FOR QUICK SALE of your property.
Many all-cash clients Call today.
JAMES S. WILDER, GE. 1915. lis
MODERN, CLEAN, . or 3 bedroom
home, or income prop, in conv. Sc.
or nearby Nd. location. Have sub
stantial cash, MRS. COX, VI. S136
or Ii. $3.50. -22
2-BEDRM. bunga.; must be modern
and in good cond.; prefer HillcreSt
Sc. or Falls Church: under S20, 900;
GaSh avail; Box 16S;5x; Star. is
sized home, preferably brick. in good
All. location; we'll financed. Call
CHI. 0S12. lis
PRIVATE PARTY will buy 4-bedrm.
house in Bethesda. Chevy Chase
area. From owner. Box 102-V,
WISH TO CONTACT OWNER SELF selling
: or 3,bedFm. 5ss brick home in va.
1SSeeoMiNG f NAVAL OFFICER 5s desper-
ately needs 3-bedroom home, con-
yenient to Navy Annex in Arlington.
Has very substantial cash down pay
ment. Please call Mr.. boswell, OW
66Si9, with FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
PRTvATE ri 1it PARTY will pay cash Mi9 for
home from owner. MRS. CON-
AWAY, MI. 2299. liz
WISH TO BUY 3-bedroom detached
house. Vicinity, $500 block Minnesota
ave. Sc. Substantial cash down.
Box 159-X. Star. 1S*
WILL PAY all cash for bungalow in
nearly Md, nr, stores and tranSp.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

SUITE or series of Offices for quick
possession, vicinity OF Mayfiower
preferred. Box 171-X, Star IS"
AN Al RATED national manufac-
turer desires private two-office suite
of approximately 800 square feet
downtown building. Telephone ME.
3492 90
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FARMS

FREDERICK Co.-223 acres; 11-rm.
bank barn; land lays nicely very
stock farm. JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vile, Md, RID. 2. Silver Spring,
Mn Md; CAL al. AShtop; Ma. 3s46; wi9 s;
5000 to $1,000 max. Cash. Box
NEW sTRouT CArALoG-Just outl
Farms. homes, businesses, 3,OS4 bar
gaRs; g4Rouf 80 REaHTY Ssstef Mailed Males Wood fEss
ward Bldg. Washington. Sterling
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, near Da-
mascus-l30-acre stock farm, all in
grass; good S-rm; house, bank barn
well watered and fenced; S55, 900,
Call agent. G. BEST LINTHICUM,
Poolesville 3411. Barnesviile, Md
1aO-ACRE FARM. level around, 5 mi.
ige, barns 5 small outbides., .Get; apple e
orchard; $4,000. Phone FA. 7454.
MONTGOMERY CO, ESTATES
AND DAIRY FARMS
All sizes or prices. Call Mrs. Ross,
Gaithersburg 4s7-J-3. with LYMAN
c. DELE & CO, INC. ST. $500.
20 ACRES
Located l mi. from Potomac River
ir Va. and 81 mi from White
House Modern home. 30x15 liY:
rm.. f1repl.; Ia baths, 2 bedrms. !;
barn, chicken house. tool house.
gar, young fruit, walnut and many
dogwood trees, spring; completely
fenced. $4,000.
FREEMAN e. SHERBURNE
Exclusive Agents. Vienna 80. is
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 91O 18th st. NV. near
Conn. and Knew modern attrac-
tive desk space for those who want
the best, receptioniSt. switchboard.
mail and telephone answering serv-
ice available Call ST 3456.
Evening star., 1951-03-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

ROCKVILLE PIKE. half way between
Bethesda and Rockville; $4,000 50.
#. cinder block bldg. 25x4O; 3
Sinclair gasoline pumps; S29,500.
Direct from owner. OIL. 967l. 10
COMMERCIAL CORNER property near
courthouse. 3-story and bSrnt. brick.
IA rms. and 4 baths. Gas, hot
water. heat. For law Offices or
rooming house ALDRE, INC, LU,
4-0747; ewes. LU. 4-3209. is
Tourist or Retirement Home
Spacious modern ia acres, beautifully
Handicapped; space for cabins or
other business Below production
cost. Possession 80 days. OWNER,
Gil. O956.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

DAYToNA BEACH. FLoRIDA-Two
small furn. cottages for rent on
s-RM.. 2-STORY FRAME DWELLING
Bath; metal roof; 2 porches and
large lot in town of Louisa, Va.
$1,000. $4,000 down. $50 mo. TIE.
Evening star., 1951-03-16
$1,000 DOWN

This beautiful. newly furnished
Quonset bungalow with 4 bedrms.
and liv. rm.-din. rm., comb. all in
knotty pine, overlooking a lake
miles from D. C. Excellent financing;
balance in first trust Of S12,950.
Immediate possession. DOROTHY K.
WINSTON & CO., ST. ALL: ewes,
SH. 7446. IL
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW WAREHOUSE, storage and light
manufacturing, Office and toilet facil-
tiles. Loading platforms. Mt.
Rainier, Md. WA. -2729. is
and E sts. NV; End CO. COMMERCIAL ei i
Call MA 8696. II
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A COUNTRY PLACE

ForestviiIe and Madeira School. va.
Approx. so acres of fertile land.
LOO #. on hwy; 30-cow dairy
barn, general barn, machine shed;
broom and bath tenant house;
assets. The inviting stone entrance
welcomes friends to the residence
of stone and brick, setting well back
from the highway. semiscreened
by fine trees and planting. Enter
a cross hall and note the gentle
on the left Is 14x26 with excep-
tionally fine fireplace, with marble
tiled hearth and facing well de-
signed mantel, paneled to ceiling.
diversified windows in rear, COM
panion windows on front; A door
to screened living porch. Attractive
den with fireplace and garage en-
trance is at right end of hall: a
large lavatory off hall. The din
ing room is large. with gracious
bowed windows. built-in corner
tails. A well planned and equipped
kitchen. with cold pantry complete
the first floor. Upstairs are four
double bedrooms, one with fire.
place; two baths, and roomy closets.
The full attic is insulated in
oil-burning furnace, laundry facil-
tiles, servants room and bath.
This house was built in 1912 by
owner-builder for his own resi-
dence. Hence the excellent ma
teTial and workmanship. Slate
roof, redwood cutters, copper down
spouts. The price S97,500 is based
on the land and house value only.
The outbldgs. including excel. tenant
house are yours for free. Should
you want less land, take advantage
Of the demand for homesites. plac-
ing your own restriction in pro-
lection of your home. The LOO
foot frontage makes feasible, three
generous sites on the front leaving
100-foot strip for Handicapped lane
to rear sites. Don't miss this op-
portunity to acquire fine country
place with opportunities. 20
minutes to White House. Call
Mr.. Smith or Mr. Price. DE. 4IO1
0tlce hours. Miss Hill, EN-. 0S8l,
evenings.
Frances Powell Hill
Exclusive Agent. 1908 goth st.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES WANTED

ESTABLISHED transfer business de-
sires .flreproof, heated warehouse.
6,000-lO, 900 So. it., centrally locat-
ed. Loading facilities for vans and
trailers. Ia 9202. -l7
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FARMS (cont.)
rODAY'S RT1Y TN VA

TODAY'S BUY IN VA.
SlG,250. so fertile acres. S-rm.
house, electricity, water in house,
2 springs, pond site. fenced; COM
mute D. c.
Sc. 500. 80 acres, 6-rm. house. l.
rm. guest house, S4,700 cash. I'm
mediate possession.
260-acre dairy farm. large Colonial
manor house, 2 tenant houses, barns
and many other outbldgs, stock
and equipment. Everything in 1st-
class shape.
l05 acres on Lee hwy; 211; sub-div.
property.
H. A. DARNE
Evening star., 1951-03-16

Montgomery Co. Farms
DAIRY FARM
170-acre dairy farm, ultramodern,
brick main dwelling. Less than 10
both having plumbing, electricity
and heat 60-coW Washington type
dairy barn, equipped with 1880
silo, lge. maternity barn, new i'm
plement shed and workshop 25x125.
hpprox 4e 10 90 acres pas
orchard, grass and ladino. 6 acres
open; bal timber. Never failing
for immediate sale. $4,000.
STOCK FARM
130 acres. Good 6-rm. house. 2
lge. barns. Never failing stream,
10 acres wooded, 20 acres perma-
iIn ment r6sS posture; greI,asd bal fer crop one
Price, S27,5O0.
2 Acres, New 5-Room House
Covered with ohns-Mansville shin
giles. Phone, electricity and water.
Hard road frontage. near railroad
depot and committing trains. Price
$1,000; $1,000 cash: bal. at $50
EO 1 AL T. Ot' lou ACIEO
Improved with fully restored
Southern Colonial brick house (Flem-
ish bond). Splendid random width
flooring. Beautiful open stairwell
to 3rd floor. freplaces, Ice:
porches and sun decks. New oil
heating system. Modern kit, perfect
slate roof. Complete. even to new
metal combination storm windows.
Located on knoll draining ways,
overlooking entire farm on head
waters OF Seneca River. Good hay
and cattle barn. New corn house
and implement shed. Hog sty,
chicken houses and tenant house.
Approx, 15 acres wooded, bal for
crop and grass. Superior fences in
cluding much white board. One
mile road frontage, near churches,
stores and school, Priced to sell
this week al $4,000. Possession
with title. Shown by appt. only.
Call cHAs. H. JAMIsoN. Poolesville
1912. with
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
The Arizona post., 1951-05-04

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Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
Business Women Held
Meeting In Sussex
leontInued - 80 30


He cited the numbers and kinds
Of cases handled in the Juvenile
Court, especially cases involving
families; neglected and dependent
children and efforts made to reha-
bilitate families; to aid and ar
range care for children and other
remedial measures. He pointed
out that Juvenile Court is held only
twice monthly In Sussex, which
places a limit On the amount Of
work which can be done. and gave
a brief picture of cases which need
Consideration but which cannot be
reached because of the time limita-
tiOn. Judge Keith praised the fine
aid given the Court by the Welfare
and Social agencies; probation Offi-
GERS, visiting teachers, the State
Police, school teachers and super
intendents who have coOperated
in making possible what has been
accomplished He told how the
Family Court of Wilmington and
New Castle County operates and
the scope Of its work and accom-
plishments. It was pointed out that
il New Castle County, support or
ders formerly collected through
General Sessions Court, are now
handled by the Family Court and
have increased from something like
$4,000 to the nearly half-milliOn
dollars in 1850.
judge Keith discussed the propO-
sed Family Court BIZ. which will
be presented at this session Of the
Legislature which would provide a
Family Court IN all three counties
Of the state and furnish the means
BY which hundreds Of cases now
on waiting lists could be handled in
such a manner as to produce re-
suits, especially Of benefit to chill
dren and families. AT the conclu-
sion Of his address, the speaker
answered questions and clarified
several points and detectives Of the
proposed BILL
At the close Of the program, Miss
Laura Williams, president Of the
club, presided over the business
session Five new members were
initiated into membership IN cere-
monies conducted by Miss Betty
Slotte. list vice president Of the
State BPW Club Federation. assist
ed by Or. Elizabeth Phillips. past
president Of the Sussex Club and
Mrs. Evadne Knapp, Membership
chairman. The new members re-
ceived were Mrs. Carrie Ryan, Re
heboth Mrs. Mary Lyons, ReIi-
ance Mrs. Helen Mateyka, Blades:
Mrs. Helen McIlyaine and Mrs. I'll
sic Warren, both Of Georgetown.
ars. AIcIlvaine was assigned to
tne committee on Education and
Vacations, Of which Mrs. Cecil Nor
gan is chairman Mesdames Lyons,
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
Coz. CarUeE's Message
Was Disappointing
Says KiIIOran
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gcontinusd from nrst paseJ
called it 'unsound financial policy
Today, It is a proper move"
Republican leaders also stressed
the fact that ''the governor makes
no excuse or explanation for hav-
ing built up a huge cash surplus Of
IA million d0ilars-the biggest in
cur history. He CLOSES over the
existence Of this surplus. undoubt-
edly caused By the unwise gross in
come tax, and calls for the expendi-
ture Of II million dollars Of it, to
bring this surplus down to a work
able basis
However, after call for no revi-
sions in the present net income tax
law, the governor admits that after
carefully re-examing and elimin-
ating all unnecessary items in this
budget, believe we can assure t0I
the state a cash surplus available
for appropriations on July 1, 1853,
considerable in excess Of the $3,-
000.000.00 which I mentioned earli-
er in my message
rMr Killoran called this an ex-
ample of the governors confused
thinking" In one sentence, he pro-
poses to reduce state taxes 20 the
lowest possible minimum, and to
reduce the states cash surplus TO
3 million dollars TN almost the
next sentence, he starts to build the
surplus up again"
sBInepEints Lacking
The Republican state chairman
also said that while the governor
claims he is willing and able to
provide 'blueprints' for a progress
siye program after the period Of
national emergency has passed, he
fails anywhere in his measure to
indicate what heretofore-recom-I
mended budget appropriations he
would cut down or eliminate tOI
achieve his suggested Spartan
budget"
Republican leaders attributed
some of "the confusion generated
by the governor TO the fact that
part Of his message was based on
a requested budget which he sub
sequently rejected in favor Of con-
siderable curtailment, without in
dicating where the cuts would
come,
Expressing their approval Of al
portion Of the governors message,
they said:
Federal taxation and other de-
mands Of our national defense pro-
gram viii exact tolls which we
must certainly balance BY relieving
our Delaware citizens Of many bur-
dens Of state government which
they will be unable to assume.
At the same time, while strength
ening the morale Of our citizens,
surely we must also keep sight Of
our obligations to strengthen the
physical and mental health Of the
people.
Nowhere in his message does
the governor indicate where he
would hold the line in this respect,
and where he would give ground
in the national interest,
His sentiments are admirable;
his suggestions as to their concrete
realization are missing.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
Australia Considers
Whale Steaks

Sydney -(P- Whale meat may
eventually be provided for Austral-
ians. It has been pointed out that
much Of the whales now caught in
the Antarctic is wasted. Members
Of the Australian parliam ent re-
Gently sat down to a meal Of whale
steak Their reaction has aot been
recorded.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

Miss Edith I. Jones was elected
as a member Of the State nominat-
ing committee from the Sussex
Club. Her club aides will be Louise
Moore, Of Lewes and Evaleah Barr,
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

Mayteka and Warren were assigned
to international Relations, Mrs.
Madelyn Trammell, chairman and
Mrs. Ryan to Hospitality, Mrs. Lau-
"a Mae Culver, chairman.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

The club voted unanimously to
accept Mrs. Marie Bricker, Of Lew
es, as a new member.
Eight members Of the Sussex
BPW, accompanied by two mem