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Evening star., 1952-05-20
Employees Disclose
Promise Of Loan 10
Purchase Enquirer
BY the Assoeiofed Press

A New York investment firm has
agreed tentatively to put up most
of the cash for a group of en-
ployes to buy the 111-year-old
Cincinnati Enquirer.
This was disclosed today when a
committee representing the En-
quirer employees filed in District
Court a detailed offer to buy the
newspaper.
The document said the offer to
buy the morning and Sunday
newspaper for $7.5 million in cash
is based in part on a contract with
Halsey. Stuart & Co.. Inc, of New
York, to purchase $6 million in
bonds of corporation to be
formed to buy the paper.
The American Security & Trust
Co. is trustee under the will of the
late John r. Mclean, who owned
the Enquirer.
The Cincinnati Times-Star
owned by the Taft family, OF
which Senator Taft is q member
also has offered SIS million fol
the Enquirer.
The trust company recon.
mended acceptance of the Times.
Star offer, but District Judge
Bolitha j. Laws ordered it to re.
ceive counteroffers.
Arthur A. Condor, an attorney
for the employees, told reporter
Judge Laws will be asked tomor.
row to give the committee unit
Friday to file what he termed
firm commitments for posting ol
ll$l.5 million in cash, and for pro-
/ vision by Halsey, Stuart for the
remaining $6 million.
The Times-Star already has de-
posted $1,250,000 with the trustee
and proposes to put up the re-
mainder in mortgage notes.
The document said the en-
Evening star., 1952-05-20
Two Crewmen Of Midway Killed in Norfolk Crash

Another sailor jumped free be-
fore the car overturned and a
fourth suffered burns when the
vehicle caught fire. He was taken
to the Portsmouth Naval Hospital.
Names OF the two survivors were
not Immediately known. Naval
authorities have not disclosed
home addresses of the victims.
The deaths raised Virginia's 1852
traffic toll to 325.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
BY The Assoeioted Press

NORFOLK. Va, May 20.-Twc
sailors were killed last night when
an automobile skidded on a slip
perry street. hit a parked vehicle
and upset.
Police said the two, identified
as Harold L. Conley and Arthur j
tBoger. were crushed to death
Both were enlisted men stationed
aboard the carrier Midway.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
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Evening star., 1952-05-20
N Repairs to Cost
$50 Million This Year

NEW YORK.-Owners of tele-
vision sets are expected to spend
about $3.50 million this year for
service. Most service calls will
be on a cash basis, because less
than 5 per cent of the TV sets
in use at present are under Serv-
ice contracts.
AS sets become better, service
call drop. Calls for which set
owners paid cash averaged SIS per
cent in 1850; this year they are
expected to average only 3.5.
Evening star., 1952-05-20

lployes' formal offer also is based
on $50 pledges totaling $1,141 500
already received, and the groups
knowledge of offers from persons
outside of Ohio totaling at least
l$542, 900.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

|gudt, Ser In duBeriten 6a0en oas
~golf" gegen ieine uidlebten, unge-
treuen" Wtinilter oufbebte. 9as
~&e6t auf Die &ritif", tpel6es burd)
BEN GongreB ieoem &ommuniIt item oer-
lieben miro, miro natiirli6 ebenio auf
oem Bapier bleiben, ipie oas bo6Ite
fonititlttioneIle Redt ieber frenona-
tionalen Sotpiet-&epublif, it6 gu ies
Ser 3eit bon ser mosfoipitil6en 9e.
lpotie los5utrennen. gs miro natiir,
lid feinem berniinftigen r&ommuni-
item" in elmer fremonationalen Sos
piet= =Gepublif einfauen, iein 8aponss
ODER 8ebietsfomitee 5lt vfritiiieren
Denn er ni6t our6 einen moSfowiti-
iden agenten oa5u ermuntert uno
oafiir be3ablt miro. Gteie Art ser
moSfolpitil9en SnperioliIten, sic
antimosfopitii6e Sront ser Hegie=
renoen llno ser ye9ierten in oe1
fremOnotionolen Seilen Ser l1SSH
81 brehen, lit 5u naip uno 5u folt-
lplellg, Tim nlrflam 5u leln.
Gas Saniti6arentunL auf lpeldem
Sic Mta6tbaber Oes &renls lire Serr-
ifaft in oen unterio6ten 2Gnoern I'M
nerbolb ser ltSS& oufbauen Dolen,
erlueiIt ii6 ols brii6ig ltno orobt ein-
5ultitr5en uno Sic mosfopitii6e Serr-
l6aft in Sen uSolfsoemofratien" nit
5ureiBen. Ukrdiuer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
Ats4
WeH u.ea <Gzcke

glus Soa6imstbal beriften euro=
pdil6e 8ldtter: Webrere tuuleno (?)
ti6eGbil6e 8eiltli6e befinoen lt6 sur
3eit in Ben &on5entrationslagern (u.
"a. in 8rulid, Soa6imstbal, 9teutitz
lhein, &onarno, HlumaW, bon mo-
aus lie 5u peribieOenen 9lrbeiten eins
gelebt 1peroen. Sm 3uge Ser glusridz
tung Hner neuen ynationaltl6e6l=
iben STRIDE" peroen Die BrieiterbGft=
linge bon 3eit 5u 3eit Dor oie 9llter=
natiue geltellt, ser fatbolil6en Stride
ab5uI6Doren uno Ser fomml,nil lti-
iben gotionalfir6e bei5utreten, Inn
ibr Sdidlal in ser &on5entrations=
SagerDerbannung 81 oerbeiiern.
8ie lebte g8o6e betannt gegeben
|murOe, bat 8il6of Sutton S. Sbeen
oie slbiidt, i'm fommenoen SerbIt uno
@inter ieine Hunofunftdtigfeit gan5
auf Sic Selepil lton 5u bei6r1nfen. Ct
miro ieit oreiuno5tpan5ig Sabren gum
erlten Vtale nidt mebr am Hunofunf
81 boren lein. Der National Council
|of Catholic Men, Der oie Catholic
Sour am Sonntag bel ser National
groaocalting GompanD unterbalt,
gab Die Na6ri6t aus, baB 8iI6oi
Sbeen na6 ieiner Wtitteilung ni6t in
Der Gage iein iper0e, 1pie bisber bon
Sanuar bis Sltern am Hunofunf 81
eri6einen. @leib5eitig CAB bos 5ern=
Iebneb 0umont befannt, OaB 8ii6oi
Sbeen leine obenoli6en Senoungen,
sic i'm porigen Sabr begannen, am
Is. 9topem6er lpieOer aufnebmen per=
oe. 8ilbof Sbeen lit 2anOesleiter ser
8eieaidaft CUR 8erbreituag oes
@laubens.
Im Ionnerstag /. IS. lturb in Gom
8raf Carlo Sfor5a, ser in ser 3eit
Ser Srieoensl6liiiie na6 BEN beioen
8elttriegen sluBenminiIter BON Sta=
lien mar am 25. September 1piiroe
er oas glter bon neununoi oiieb5ig Sab=
rem errei6t baben. gr mar ser SproB
elmer oornehmen Samilie unO ieine
politii6e 2aufbabn erltredte it6 iiber
elm babes Sabrbunoert. 9ur6 man~
gelnOe @elunObeit puroe 8raf Sfor=
80 i'm pergangenen Sabr ge5tpungen,
Dus luBenminilteri1m ab5ugeben,
Oas er ieit Dem Sabre 1947 seleitet
bate. Sn ieinem amt lag es ibm Oh,
Oen italienii6en 6rieOenspertrug als
Sertreter elmer beliegten gtatino 5u
unter5ei6nen. - 9ln oem Sage, ais
8enito Wtuiiolini oie Wea6t ergriff
trot Sfor5a als italieniider 8otldaf=
ter in 8aris 5l1rid. SergebenS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

|raumes feinespegs ibren tieflten
|Stano erreibt bate. 9ie @riinoe fir
Die unnoglidfeit, oaB Die amerifa.
niIbe 8irtl6aft in iener 3eit geiun.
bette, itnb, pie Sooper auf faIt fiinf-
bu1oert 8u6ieiten nadueiit, often.
iidtli6: u0en eriten InitoB gab Der
8iidi6lag infolge ser in feiner 8eife
notpenoigen 9anfpanif. Nob piel be-
oeutlamer als oieier einmalige StoB
mar Ser geiamte Seem 0ael-&oaefti-
pismus. gs gibt feinen Mitteltpeg
5niiben irgenoeiner srt foIleftipiiti-
ider 8irtIdaft uno unierem ameri-
fanilden Spltem. 4bgeieben bon Der
Srage, Oh cine 10 bobe Broouftinitdt
tpie oie Ser Ser. Staaten anter reis
mem &ommunismus, Sal6ismus ober
So5ialismus moglid pdre, fonnen
oieie Splteme lelbIt gum Sell nidt
nit freier 8irtl6aft pernii6t tper-
oen." aa oas fiibrt Sooper 5u Der
a6l6lieBenoen 3ulammenfaiiung, oaB
ii6 1. sic @roBe 0epreiiion in Sen
Ser. Staaten iiber oie Sabre 1929
bis 1941 eritredte; OaB 2. sic @rbo>
lung bon Ser @roBen 0eprellion in
BEN 2anoern nit freier 8irti6aft
ibneler erfolgte, pdbreno tie als
Solge ser gtep 0eal=0ebiie in Sen
Ser. Staaten unter &ooleoelt our
5rieoens5eit ME eintrat; oaB 3. bie
erlte llria6e oieies Geriagens Ser
Seem Seal=Geriu6 mar, BEN amerifa=
nii6en 2ebensltil 81 foQettipilieren;
oaB 4. sic @roBe Gepreliion i1lieB=
lib nur oem Hamen nod i'm &riege
ibren Ausflang fanO.
Oeon miro NIT Serbert Soooer
Iiderlid ni6t in aQem iiberetnltim=
men. Iber aaes in allem genommen
5eigen ieine 4usfiibrungen, baB es in
Oielem Spatberblt ni6t nur oarum
gebt, iiberbaltpt einmal tpieoer einen
8erl lonen= 1tno 8artetipe6Iel por5u=
nebmen, ionbern oaB es bon tpeitra=
GENDER gnti6eioung iein miro, oh oie
grunoiatli6e Ibfebr BON Dem our6
Soooer NIT aa ieinen Sebler1l
S6DaGen uno 8efabren al1fge5eig.
ten Spitem nod m0gli6 lit oOer ni6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

fantpfte er gegen ben Sai6ismus uno
ging Damn i'm Sabre 1927 freitpillis
iteb5ebn Sabre tns Grill. Son bteler
3eit berlebte er einen groBen Cell in
oen Ser. Staoten. SIM Sabre 1943
febrte er nad Dem @affenItiaItanb
nad Stalien 5uriid.
WANTED: German couple, IS to
so, for light farm work and care
taker on farm located 38 miles west
of st. Louis, Mo. Modern living
quarters. State experience and date
available. Reply Box 268, THE
WANDERER, 1873 East Tenth Street,
st. Paul 1, Mimi. TX
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
6plApnps Juhtldunt
unn Tathpr mnhlfnhrt

slm Sonntog, Sen 81. September,
feiert ser bohn. Sr. &url SSolepb
@oblfobrt, 8forrer in ct. Bonita
Cius, Iein 8olOenes Brieiteriubildum.
3u Dem feierlihen So6amt um balb
elf llbr Oe5 genannten Cages lperoen
Itd ser bodD'ite ST. Gr5bii6of Sobn
Gregory Murrap uno cine 9teibe
ErleIter einfinOen.
Sdon IN ieinen friiben SSugenota=
gen in Sirol begte Der tleine &arl
ben @lnl6, einmaI Wiiiionar in fer
nen SanOen 5u neroen. gll5 er in lei=
men Stu0ieninbren erf1br, onB Sic
St.=Soiepbs -Otiii iiionsgeielli6aft bon
Mill Sill in England - Die ou6 in
iciner oIterreibii6en @eimat Sduler
bate - Brieiter fiir Die 0tiiiion in
Snoien altsbilOe, meloete er lif sur
9lufnabme. gtoh ieiner au5biloung
in England 1purOe er no6 WoOra5
i'm liioli6en Goroer= Snoien geI6idt,
100 er et1ua 5tp0lf Sabre ais YrieIter
uno Sebrer t0tig mar.
8eim 9lusbru6 oes erIten @elt=
friege5 DurOen our6 oie gnglGnoer
ole Geutl6en uno Selterrei6er inter-
niert, un0 Satber @oblfobrt Der
brnhte 5lpei Sabre in einem 9on5en.
trationslager inn Snnern Snoiens.
sluf Geranlailung BON GapIt 8ene=
Oift Ky. fam 1916 Elm @efungenen=
al1staul6 5ltitanoe, uno 6otber &obl=
foDrt muroe nit anoern @efungenen
nod &apitoot gebra6t, Inn na6 eng
lano beforoert 5u lperOen. 8et leiner
9lnfunft in 9oper purbe er bon
nel1em binter S6loB uno Niegel ge-
Iebt, I'M leinen Ibtransport na6 Dem
neutralen SoQanO 51 erDurten. gno=
lid nad] SeIterreid) 5uriidgefebrt,
meloete er li6 als 6elogeiitli6er beim
Hpten &reu5 unO fam 10 in oie nit
9eutlhluno perbiinoete Siirfei. 9lIs
Ger gaffenItiQitano erflart 1puroe,
fano er lid bon neuem in ser 9foIe
zines frieoli6en Iuslanoers llnb BON
neuem fiibrte Iein @eg inS 8efangs
mis-. rIber man berfubr buman nit
oen @efangenen," er5dblt er. r0as
2eben zines 8efangenen in ser Cir
fei mar nid)t 10 bitter ipie oaS 8efan=
genenleben 1tnter oen 8riten in SSSn=
oien" aber bod lpar er frob, alS Die
Eriifungs3eit bal0 poriiber mar uno
Ser @eg luieOer na6 Seiterrei6 gu
riidfiibrte. Na6 fur5e1n Aufentbalt
in Ser 9eimat erreidte i'm Elm &uf
bon gr5bildof SuItin 9oDling bon
ct. Saul, Ser i'm uno Ieinen 2anOs=
mann 6atber &aufnonn fir ieine
Gio5eIe piinld)te. gr perbrahte 5tpei
Sabre in ct. Haul, mo- er am Sorbe=
reitllngs len1inar Ha5aretb Sall lebr=
te Gann muroe er Efarrer in CLARA
Gitp, uno bon sort fam er Dor ettpa
neun' Subren nad ct. 8ontfacius.
gfeben leiner oeutI6en Mutteripra=
6e unb Dem @nglil6en lpribt 6atber
8oblfobrt mebrere anoere Spraben,
oarunter Die Srolpioalpra6e Ser Se-
ll1gu, oie er tpegen ibres @oblflangs
als ~oas SStalieniide oes SItens" be-
5ei6net. @abreno leines slufentbalts
in Snoien i6rieb er fir Sen 8ebrau6
Ser Wiiiionare cine ginfiibrung in
Sic Spra6e Inter ieinen Inoenfen
aus Ser Wiiiions5eit befinoet iid Elm
geues Seitament in Selugl1, auf
Balmbldtter geicbrieben.
Ad n1ult0S amos!
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Biz Krifp
nps :9anitfdrarpntnnts

Gon utrainii6er Seite miro uns
gei6rieben:
slm 20. Iugult fiinbigte sic ,Bratp=
Oa' ben ne1n5ebnten &ongreB ser
fommuni ltii6en Sartei ser l1S5G
an, pel6er am 5. Sftober 8. S. Itatt-
finoen lou. Die 8unfte Ger angefiin-
Oigten Sagesoronung, pel6e Die 8e-
ri6te oes 3entralfon1itees, Ser &epi-
itonsfommiiiion, be5iebungspeiie oie
8ablen Der 3entralorgane ser Bar-
tel l1mfalien iino formeler Natur
uno entbalten ni6ts Invertebrates.
ltmio intereiianter iino bie i'm orit-
ten Sunft entbaltenen 8eiiunget,
pel6e BEN fiinften Siinfiabrplan be-
treffen. gto6 intereiianter iino Die i'm
oierten Hunft entbaltenen Serdnoer-
ungen i'm Statut Ser Bartei, 1pel6e
our6aus ni6t 5ufaaig eeraoe our6
ben ebemaligen berii6tigten Satra=
pen Wosfaus in ser Ukraine, geifita
Gbrul6ti6oD, ausgearbeitet puroen.
Na6oem oas Mosfopitertum ieit
SabrbunOerten Dor allem uno iiber=
lpiegeno al1f Soften Der unterio6ten
gtationen lebt, iino audi Die eigentli-
6en uria6en oes angefiinbigten &on=
ereiles nibt i'm Centrum Der mosfo=
pitii6en Gelpotie, ionbern auf ben
fremOnationalen Seripberien inner
balb unb auBerbalb ser uSS& gu
iuben. Ser 2eitartifel Ser ,Bratpoa'
bonn 21. slugult entbdlt II. a. bic fol-
genoen darafteriitii6en 3eilen
~ Bolen, oie Si6ebo=Slotpaf
llngarn &umanien 8ulgarien, Il=
banien uno oie Monsolilde 8olfs-
republif i6reiten auf Dem 8ege oes
So5ialismus boran. Die gbineiii6e
golfsrepublif lit au einem ma6tigen
5aftor Der Seitigung oes 2agers bes
Sriebens uno ser 9emofratie geipor-
ben. Die 8iloung Der 0euti6en 0e-
mofratiiden 9fepublif iteat einen
8enoepunft in ser @el6i6te guro-
pos oar." 8as >bie mosfotpiti i6en
SmperialiIten unter bem rSo5ialis-
mus, oem Srieoen nno ser 0emofra=
tie" periteben, tpiiien bie freien unb
Oie unteroriidten geationen 5ur &C.
niige 9ie Wa6tbaber i'm &renl ers
fldren llnllmpunoen, oaB iie in oen
unterio6ten rSatellitenl1nbern" at
lpel6en un5peifelbaft aub China ges
bort, feinen S6ritt 5uriidgeben mol
len. Giele grfldrung Iteat getpiiIer-
maBen cine i'm poraus gegebene @nt>
lporttport auf sic @ablrebe bon @e=
neral .giienbotper Dor ser Imerifani=
i6en 2egion in ser er BEN rSateli-
ten" Silfe ser freien 8elt in Musli6t
itellte. Na6tragli6 bat Der Wosfau'er
&aoioienoer am 80. auguIt oieIe iebr
be0eutiame Ge6e nit einem etpas per-
legenen nieorigen @eidimpf lno &C.
ip0tt beanttportet.
Ser NIT bem iibli6en 6emagogi-
lden 2drm angefiinoiste neue Siinf-
iabrplan, tpelber in einem nod biel
gr0Beren MaB als bie borberigen auf
Soften Ser unterbriidten Nationen
innerbalb uno auBerbalb Der u5SN
burbgefiibrt miro, lit tpeniger inter-
eiiant, neil sic 4riegsma9t Wosfaus
ni6t auf ieiner &riegsinouitrie, ion.
bern auf BEN ungebeueren Meierber1
oes menidliben Ranonenfutters rubt,
tuie Der &rieg in &orea es 5eigte. Die
larmenoen propaganoiitifden 8orbe'
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''s1s. sSsrte tember
- .. II ~ II =.

re Wetbo6e mar, 5lt iabotieren uno aii
ner5ogern, obne Die 0ffentli6e Sppo-
iition aufaufldren. go iparen min
mabreno Der folgenben feds Monate
in itdnoigen Sample nit Der bemo-
fratiiben Saftif ser Sabotage unb
Ger5ogerung, Die Die Depreiiion ber-
langerte uno pertiefte."
Weebr unb mebr miro bon nun an
Soobers 8ud 5u elmer iiberaeugenoen
gnflageldrift gegen Die bon ibm ge-
nannten Saboteure, oie cine 8eIeiti-
gling Der Oepreiiion aus politil6en
@riinoen peribleppten, Damn aber
al16 uno in erbobtem WaBe gegen
oen gsutnieBer iener Oemofratildet
@abltaftif, Hoolepelt, ltno beiien SD=
item. u@ine Der @irfungen Der Sppo=
ittion bes oemofratil6- -progreiiio fon-
trollierten &ongreiies NOR cine Ser
5oeerung Ser @eiunoung, Biz es 5l1
ipdt mar, cine Iol1e 8elunbung gin=
fluB auf Die 8rdltoenti6aft
ausiiben 5u laiien. llnb bas tpar un=
gliidIelig fiir oas 2ano." @etpiB fann
Sooper alld iett nod NIT einiger 8e=
friebigung feltiteuen, baB ~ 10 langiant
ltno miibielig Sorti6ritte aud 5u er=
langen naren, Die Hegierung itb bo6
iogar gegen politii6e Sabotage ortrbs
geiett botte", oenn vbie grunolegenoe
moralilfe StGrfe bes Spltens uno
oes Golfes mar groBer als Oie ibtpa6=
li6er politii6er Saftif". @epiB er=
reidte es ioI6e Saftif, oie fir Die
8eiunbung 10 neientli6e 8anfreform
Inn iiber orei Sabre 5u per5ogern.
Die geiebliden 8eltimmungen iiber
cine &eform oes 8anfrottpeiens er=
fubren cine 8eri6leppung Inn 5tpei
Sabre unb muroen crit na6 Ser @abl
oes SSabres 1882 fertiggeitellt. Ser
8n6getausglei6 nuroe biz gum Suni
1882 aufgebalten uno oie borgei6la=
genen &iirsungen orbentli6er glus=
gaben bon 67O Miaionen Dollar a1f
bunoertunbfiinf5ig MilIionen Collar
berabgeoriidt. Sod Die Siefe ser Ge-
preiiion i6ien bur6i6ritten 5u iein,
tuie iie audi in anoeren 2dnoern inn
ipdten Suni unb Suli errei6t mar,
1tno uiiberaa begann bie @elunOung"
Sour oas amerifanii9e golf fonn=
te uno ioate oaran nod Iange ni6t
teilnebmen fonnen aud ni6t no6
Dem @abIliege Gooiepelts I'M Nobem=
ber 1882, ba es iein offenfunoiger
@iae mar, ben grfolg ni6t mebr
our6 Sooper unb oeiien 8olitif font
men 5u lalieh ionoern itatt oeiien
fein eigenes Spiten1, oas SDltem oes
Seem geal, 5ur Serridaft gu brineen.
Gs lit inn Sinblid auf oie oamaligen
llnmittelbaren uno tpeitrei6enoen
5olgen erIdiitterno unb ernp0reno 5u-
gleid, aus BEN Sooper'iden 2ebens-
erinnerl1ngen iener- 3eit berouslelen
5ll miiiien, in lpel6er @eiie Soobers
lopale 8emiibungeh Inn cine 3uiam-
1nenarbeit nit 9fooiepelt in SEN Mo-
naten atpil6en beHen @abl uno lei,
ner Imtseinfiibrung iiberleben, 5u-
riidgeitoBen l,no miBa6tet purben,
o6tpobl bas Sbidial oes ganaen Sol.
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Bp1tpllt Eurr zptta11u 1,td>t alb!

Senu bn b 2ier ber Sage nieQet cine enmns fir beas
Snms an baf nmb b nt m6sid it, iett beineu abrsbs
nnnoen 10 beae nt ab ionern mar rnbg Bis bn ben 8as tell
mie oSer bablen fauna ser nSem bene 5inns mer
Abbeuns beoemt ben 8erluf enes gueu alien Grmubes
ueu Sdbabeu fir bic fatboliide &reFe
9m fannR ben abpnnement anf ben Dbiufrenn sber Sbe
Spepmmm epieu ob eneu 2r euubea a1 fol-
genSem syormnIar:
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25

Horace West and wife and grand
children of YeadOn, and John T..
West, JT., and wife Of Harrisburg,
Pa, are spending their vacation
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Belts of
Philadelphia spent last week with
their father, David H. Belts, near
Ocean View and Bethany Beach.
John Bishop of BywOOd, Pa, Wis
tied his father, c. c. Bishop re-
Gently, while tending to a govern
ment job at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips of
Ocean City, Md, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Phillips and Mrs. Har-
ley Burbage recently.
Mrs. Ollie Richards returned
home on Saturday, accompanied by
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Hayward Hudson, after
spending a week with the latter in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Minnie Chance of Whining
ton has been spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. Ida Mitchell,
here.
Mrs. Margaret ShermerhOrn of
Wilmington is spending the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Keen, of Philadelphia.
Captain and Mrs. George Ander-
son attended Bethel Methodist
Church services and visited Mr..
and Mrs. Asher Anderson while
summering at Bethany Beach.
Mrs. Clara King Richards, Mrs.
Ethel Davidson, Mrs. Elsie Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby and
mother, Mrs. Clara Richards and
Elijah Tyre and Mrs. May Bunting
all had dinner at Collins Restaur-
ant on Sunday afternoon. The meal
was delicious, especially the turkey
and fried chicken.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pusey ac-
companied their daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson
as far as Williamsburg, Va, where
they witnessed a play "Old Glory
which they enjoyed.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Higgins upon the birth of
son, born July II, named Stephen
McCabe Higgins. The mother will
be remembered as Pauline McCabe.
The happy grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Amos F. McCabe, who are
to be congratulated upon having a
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
FRANKFORT
By C. G. Croker
Phone Rodney 461S

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gray are
the proud parents of an infant son,
born on Friday in the Beebe Hos
pital at Lewes.
The Rev. Thomas 1. Smith, a
former pastor of the FrankfOrd
and Ocean View Presbyterian
Churches, and now in charge of
large church in Baltimore, call
ed on some of his local friends last
Saturday.
Miss Sandra Baker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker of Mills
bOro was the weekend guest of
Miss Joyce Long.
A large number of our Frank
ford Methodist men chartered a bus
and went to Philadelphia on Sat
urday to attend the dOuble-headeI
on the baseball schedule for that
date.
Monday evening callers on friends
here were Mrs. John S. Noble, Mrs
X. James Hooker and Mrs. Ralph
Steele.
Private Louis Hudson left on
Thursday for Seattle, Washington
after having spent a 3O-day fur
Tough at home with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen Hudson
and sisters, Charlotte and Suzanne
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vickers of
Philadelphia, attended Bethel Meth
odist Church on Sunday.
Kenneth Williams of Iowa, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Williams,
visited his grandfather, Charlie
Williams here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
mother, Mrs. Rosa Smith, the for
mer Rosa Belts, daughter of the
late Elias Belts, mUtored here from
Indianapolis, Indiana. They visit
ed their sister and brother, also
uncle, namely, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Belts on Sunday. While here
they stopped at the Mobiles Tour
ist Home in MillVille.
Thomas Hudson and wife were
able to attend the beach services on
Sunday night after an illness. Their
guests are Mr.. and Mrs. Kover
Hudson of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest WOOtten and
daughter Patsy motored to Sails
bury on a business trip last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon
and three children, Dick, Connie
and Beverly of Wilmington, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Elsie Hick-
man and mother, Mrs. Lille H.
Belts. Also they all were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aldred Rogers and
two children at Bethany Beach on
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. D. c. Wildey and
three children, Clay, Sue and Paul,
together with their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Remick and daughter
Jean of Ottawa, Ohio, had dinner
with Rev. and Mrs. Larry Renner
at SeafOrd on Sunday
Mrs. George G. Keen spent sew
eral days this week with her mo-
ther in Ocean City, Md She was
accompanied by her children, Mary
Catherine and George, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Belts OF
Ocean View entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c. Smith and Mrs
w. J. Smith of MOdOc, Indiana, over
the weekend. Mrs. w. ]. Smith is
Mr.. Belts sister