Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23

A49IOly' mere Will De q MayDOlG
and lawn dancing, barking back to
the past.
Each year, it is pointed out as
plans progress, brings forth the
discovery Of many additional artic-
les to enhance the interest of the
priceless collections of antisue
furniture, china, glass and jewelry
which also are on view on Dover
Day or the opening of some home
or building for the first time.
Dover Day always attracts hum
dreds Of visitors from a wide area.
10 see the old homes and collec-
tlons while many men, women and
chlidren of the city, attired in Co
lonlal costumes, add to the atmos-
phere of past history.
WIFE DIVORCES - A decree
nlsi of divorce was granted bv the
Judge Daniel L. Hermann in the
superior Court last Friday to Mrs.
Sarah Elizabeth Farrow, who was
seriously wounded by her husband
Joseph Harold Farrow. with a shot
gun blast last last November 81.
Mrs. FarrOw brought the suit on
grounds of extreme cruelty. Her
husband, who pleaded guilty to as
sault and battery last January "a.
IS scheduled for sentence in Court
OF General Sessions on Monday
Ihe Farrows were separted when
the husband appeared at her and
her children's home, near Viola
and, after talking with her in the
house went outside and shot her
through a kitchen window, accord
ing to the police.
Judge Hermann granted DEGREES
In eight other divorce actions. as
follows:
vera Ilmmons HynsOn v. Robert
u. Hynson, Moses Abram Thomas
'. Mary Armenia Thomas, Mary N.
Brown V. Frank r. Brown. Helen
NJ. Langrell V. George w. Langrell.
ana Lawrence Walls V. Catherine
Pauline SammOns Walls, all ON
grounds of desertion; Lillian s
Bundy Hunter V. Nelson J. Hunter
and Doris Evelyn Porter v. Paul
Porter, both on cruelty charges;
Ross Emerson Hickman v. .Iula
Ann Hickman, misconduct.
Ihe court reserved decision in
the suits of Ralph Raymond Smith
V. Julia Emma Meeks Smith. and
Phyllis Richards DOrr v. Thornton
samuel Dorr, in which desertion is
alleged.
BkOlLERS-U. S. Rep. J. Caleb
Boggs has announced that the II 6
Department of Agriculture has ev-
pressed agreement with Delaware's
Congressional Delegation that the
states broiler growers should be
represented on the poultry industry
advisory committee.
Mr.. Boggs and Senators John !
Williams and J. Allen Frear. Jr.
mad pointed out to officials respOn-
slble for the administration of the
Defense Production Act of 1850
that certain difficulties were en-
countered in this field during
World War II.
IL was also pointed out that it |
was believed these difficulties wouId |
not reOccur in the present defense |
effort if the brOiler industry was
adequately represented on the nouI- |
try industry advisory committee bv
grower representation from the
brOiler area in Delaware.
The delegation urged that the in
dustry association in Delaware he
given an opportunity to make re-
concentrations for appointment to
this committee. |
The Department of Agriculture
advised the delegation that "tbe
poultry industry advisory commit
tee is now being reviewed in light
of responsibilities under the De-
tense Production Act Of 195O". and |
further advised Delaware's delega-
ton that the department agrees
that the brOiler growers should be
represented on any such advisory
group and that the department will |
be pleased to have recommended /
tions from the Delaware broiler
growers on this matter"
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SCHOOLS-U. S. Rep. J. Caleb
Boggs has been assured by the Ma
tional Production Authority that
Delawares schools will get maxi /
mum consideration in their efforts
to obtain materials for necessary
expansion programs.
Nelson A. Miller, acting Director /
of the NPA's Office of Civilian Re-
quirements, wrote Congressman
Boggs that the Federal Security
Agency has been designated as a
claimant agency for educational re-
quirements.
Mr. Miller told the Delaware rep
resentative that the FSA will re-
ceive "at all times" needs present.
ed to it by educational systems in
regard to facilities and materials
for building purposes.
'The National Production Autho-
rity," Mr. Miller wrote, els fully
mindful of the seriousness OF the
problem, and wishes to be Of all
possible assistance consistent with
the national defense program"
He added, within our organiza-
ton, we have given extensive study
to the question F" and fha 0ivy{1favo |