Milford chronicle., 1952-09-12

Federation of Women's Republican
Clubs Mrs. Lillian Martin, Dep
Uty State Auditor, was elected pres
ident of the State Federation of
Women's Republican Clubs and
Mrs. Henry Ridgely was elected
vice president for Kent County.
Youth for Nixon, in
cooperation with the Kent County
Young Republicans. Women's Re-
publican Club, and the Kent Coun-
ty Committee have arranged for a
Countrywide get-tOgether on Fri
day, September 26. This will af-
ford those organizations to meet
with and enjoy the company of
other kindred persons. More de-
tails will be made available in next
weeks column. However, set aside
Friday night, September 26 from
$3.50 to midnight for this activity.
General Eisenhower, in his Phil
adelphia speech spelled out a plan
for peace. If there ever was a man
qualified and capable for such an
undertaking, it is he. How could
the experience acquired as the Gov
ernOr of the State of Illinois COM
pare to the great experience OBJ
tanned as the Commander of the
forces that invaded Europe to end
World War II and whose genius
and knOw-how and ability to get
along with others enabled him to
set up a cooperative group of ma
tons for common defense. And if
the Russians should ever start an
other worldwide cOnfagration,
who could be better to guide the
affairs of this great nation in those
critical time than Dwight D. Els
enhOwer?
The Democratic State campaign
has made an attack upon Delaware
Citizens, Williams and Boggs.
These Citizens of Delaware have
for the past several years dediCa.
ted themselves and their personal
fortunes toward ably representing
our State in Washington. Senator
Williams has gained national fame
in his untiring efforts to root out
corruption and evil in the Wash
ington mess, and Caleb Boggs has
at every turn done all that he
could for his Delaware constitu-
ents. Yet, Notwithstanding this,
candidate Alexis l. Bayard has re-
Gently mingled truth and h alf-
truth in desperate effort to dis
credit these fine representatives OF
Delaware.
Candidate DerricksOn, running
for public office on the Democratic
ticket, former hotel man who in
recent years has returned to Del.
aware and who is now serving or
the Public Service Commission and
lis a Governors Aid, has yet to con.
tribute something to the defense
of the State Democratic machines
based on a fOur-year record. TC
date he has had nothing TO say
and appears benched by Coach Car
vel.
"A QUARTET OF NOODLES"
l. A self-made Negro dentist
2. Combat war veteran of World
War IL, active in veterans affairs
in Wilmington
8. World War II Ace with clever
p Jap plane to his credit and a yeal
and a half in a Jap prison camp
T. A Dover housewife, twice
Chairman of the Dover Day Pro
gram and wife of the manager o
the Coty Plant
Lieutenant Governor Bayard'i
Wilmington Star has aptly shown
! the hands of the Democratic AID
ministration in Delaware. The!
care nothing hut for themselVe
and their personal fortunes ant
successes when the little peopl
like those mentioned above, simpl,
because they had the OppOrtunit,
to meet a great American, namel
General Dwight d. Eisenhower
have now been smeared and label
ed as Quartet of NobOdies". TIL
Democratic Party is drunk wit