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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14

! l1en &r1egs gslefretars u11o 8enerdl=
antpaltes - feline anOeren Snterelien
perfolgt, sic i'm Snlano ODER Ius.
lamb als ,iiolationiltiid' geriigt wers
Sen fonnten, als oaB er amertfanis
l6en Snterellen oen Gorrung eins
r1umt, ben Sntereiien Ser ,Si6erbett,
oes SrieOens uno zines georoneten
Staotsbausbaltes', 1pie er iid om
perflohenen Sonntag in leiner &unbs
fllnfanlpra6e ausgebriidt batte". d..
ySie tpiiroen alio i'm Sale Sbrer
@abl gum Brai aiioente:t Der Ser.
Stooten europa nibt preisgeben?"
loutete sic aerniroge BON Or. Sbern=
oorf. Die glnt1port pes Senators mar
Elm enti6ieoenes 9tein. ISM @egen=
tell" erflGrte er, mir ioaten europa
Itarf genug na6en, Bis es uns mog=
li6 iein miro, ltnlere Sruppen aus
europa 5uriid5u5ieben. geatiirllb
fann 1miere Silfe nur nad WaBgabe
unlerer 1pirtl6aftli6en Woglt6teiten
geleiitet peroen. aber i6 bin nod
pie Dor oafiir, baB mir bie gufriis
flung aaer 8olfer betreiben, ste GU
ten 8laubens unlere 8affen oa5u
benuben lpollen, Inn it6 gegen toms
nllniitil6e angriffe gu i6iiten."
vllnlere Guropd-Silfe miro nod
ouf lonse Sidt Elm tuelentlider SAT-
tor in oen 8ere6nungen Ser europais
II6en Barlamente bleiben," CAB 9r.
Sbernoorf 5u beoenfen. Was
u1re sSbr grias fir fortgelebte GU
ropa-Silfe, Serr Senator?"
vSelblt pem mir cine Wauer aus
Weni6enleibern ql1er ourb europa
erri6teten, tpGre obne 11nlere Supez
riorit1t in Ser 2uft uno 5ur See alles
umlonlt" erflarte Saft. ~Sie &uiien
f0nnten alle europGii6en SauptItdote
NIT ibren Mtombomben serltoren. 0ie
Menl6enmauer in europa bebeutete
au6 fir unier 2ano feinerlei Siders
belt. @ir f0nnten bier bon ruIlilden
Stiitpunften in Sibirien unb bon
| ienI Ieits ser Mrftis bombaroiert tpers
BEN. l1niere aufgabe muB baber blei.
ben, aus eisener &raft geriiltet gu
Iein. guropa>Silfe fann feline prirna-
re @runolage 11nIerer Iuslanospoli.
tit biloen.
v0agegen lit ore ein5ige Srieoens.
gelpGbr bie &ontrolle Ser 2uft, l,nb
SEN Ruiien muB es flargemaAt Ders
oen, Dob ibre @ggreiiion eine 2uft.
attafe ausloien tpiir6e. 9enn ,pir
fonnen uns nidt Der @rfennt,ris Der.
| i9lieBen, boB mir bo6ltens na9 lang
tpierigen 8orbereitlrngen Der &oten
Mrmee altf bem Sentiment @uropas
ooer Miiens EN- Mequipaler1t entge,
senieben fonnfen. Die @uiien bdtter
'ieberaeit tpabreno Der lesten fiini
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14

le sstaliener i'm ssn6r. &r. Enft iteht
oieier 8elpegung 5rpm giinitig gege,t.
iiber, ieoob gab er 5it erfennen, bob
er in elmer lolben NotmaBnabme niht
Die 20iung oes Broblems erbliden
fann. auf Die Srage, a1f tpelhem
8ege er cine 5tnedmdBiee 2iql1ibies
rltng oes neutrality-suspicious. irhen
miiroe, befannte itb Der Senator gum
8lan Ser ginberufllng elmer 8eltfon-
feren5 our 2olung zines @eltpro-
blen1s.
sd 1piirbe bie gintpanoerung ser
geflii6teten uno bei1natpertriebenen
Wenifen aufribtig begriiben, tpenn
i6 oarin cine pirflide lblteaung ser
fataitropbalen gtotltanbe erbliden
fonnte, tuelde Die 8ertreibung bon
Wiaionen Oeannern Sral1en l,no
&inbern aus oem Often nerurlaht
bat. Gie Silfe, Die mir gesentpGrtig
gepabren, lit ieoo6 MIR Elm Sropfen
auf oen beiBen Stein, l1nb MIR praf-
til6e 3ulammenarbeit ser &ultur-
polfer fann cine 8efreiung oieier
Weni6en aus Dem 1nglid bringen,
an mel6em uniere Staatsm6rner, Ole
uns in Salta uno 8otsbam bertraten,
mit perant1portli6 lino."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14

| fiibrungsbeitim al bieien lie.
bereinfommen iiber bic Salta-Bafte
bina1s. Seine @bmahungen beliegel-
ten i6lieBlih bas SbidiaI Der balti-
i6en 8olfer, Yolens, Der SIheho-
Slolpafei unb Der 8alfan!Staaten.
an oieler Steae ging Senator
Gait, nit einem ber5baften 2aben
abpebreno, iiber Ole Sroge bin1peg,
mas 1pobl iein republifaniider @eg-
ner General Gipigbt 9. @ilenbotper
bel1te iiber Salta uno gotsbam oer1-
fen m0ee, um nit umio itdrferer 8e-
iabuns auf leine 0elltlblanbsB Bolitif
ein5ugebeh Die lit leiner &on5eption
Der amerifanii6en MuBenpolitif eine
meientlife 9fo1e lpielt. Sier fonnte
Der Senator auf friibere 8eroffent-
liduneen bintpeiien, tnsbeio1toere auf
lein i'm lesten Sabr BET Doubleday
& Gompanp eribienenes 8u6 81
6oreign Bolicp for Imericans". Ct
fiibrt oarin 5ablrei6e 8eipetspunfte
aus, Die er in leiner iiinglten &unb-
funfrebe nur geitreift bat. slber Die
2ogif, NIT ser er ieine Iuslanospo-
litif in ienem 8u6e auseinanoer=
lette, lit 10 5lpingene mie Sic Der
iiingIten Haotoreoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14

i6en. gs liegt ettpas oireft gfelbaf'
tes, etipas einen Wtann bon norma
lem gpfinoen abitoBenoes in De,
Satlohe, oaB oieie Wobbanolunger
ei1en 10 oireft ieruellen gbarafte,
baben. Sic paren ni6t oarauf gerih'
| tet, irgenopel6e Shabernade oet
peibli6en Stuoenten 81 ipielen, Jon
Bern ith oeren intime llnterfleionne
ansueignen uno lie als Snopbaen or
ldlpingen. Sn man6en 5aaen Dl1r'
oen lie nidt MIR aus ben S6rdnfe11
gebolt, ionoern bireft Den Weaobe11
pom a0rper geriilen. 8enn oies
moberne &ultur ober 3ioililatlo11
ODER audi nur enti6ulobarer Spat
Ieiu loute, oann iage mir elmer, tpc
oenn 5rpii6en bem uno Dem 8ar'
barentum oes Soblenmeni6en Die
Creme lein ionl Der 8ebanfe an Ole
uurabnli6e geItialitat" liegt oa bod
erflGrli6er1peiie iebr nabe. Wie bin1'
melueit peridieoen lit ood oieler
@eilt l,nlerer moOernen Sngeno bon
ben1 @eiit Ser Gitterli6feit rno Der
adtung Dor Ser 5rau uno Sungfrar
elmer Generation, in Der Der 8eilt oes
GbriItentl,ms aud Die auBeren Sttter
uno Sic Sittli6feit beitimmte.
Ssf aloube, bob es fein 5u icbarfes
llrteil lit, penn mon Die @eltnrlllna
oieler il1ngen Mfobiters an oen Uni.
perI Iit6ten, beIonoers ibre Wotipe bej
sic len lleberf6len auf Die 8obnun'
aen ser Stubentinnen, als Heroerlt'
tat flaiiifi5iert. Sn Dem Iugenbl1d
in Sem ii6 oiele il1neen Meenl6en emit
peoer frei bon oil5iplinierenoer Orb.
nllnq uno slufii6t oiinften ODER it'd
| fiir ibre oronungs= llno geles- 1opie
littenpiorige Sanolungen ourb DIE
Mallenbeteilisung geoedt bielten
lieBen lie benlmungslos nod ultBer
ourhbreden, mas offenbar in lbren
;snneren looerte. Som Iusbru6 zines
Gulfans l6lieBt man auf oas Serer
in ieinem Snneren. go lit es 1tber
fein DeblidluB, BON oielen &oubs
siigsh ser Stuoenten auf inttme
Iumenunteripdlhe auf ein tlef I'm
'snneren brennenoes 5euer Der Serll'
alitdt 81 ldlieBen. 81"
Iie 3Srage lit MIR, pie fom Dos
6euer gum 9rennen unb pie getpann
es einen lolden ltmfang, oaB es it'd
in oenlelben Spmptomen uno in Der
lelben Seftigfeit an alien llniperlt'
tGten in oen perihieoeniten Seilen
oes 2onoes offenbarte? Sir Dem uns
beItehliben 8eoba6ter Ser gnttptd,
lung unleres gan5en 8ellteslebens
bietet oie grfldrung gar feline S6mie.
rigfeit: llnlere gon5e Itmolpbare III
geraoe5u erfiillt bon BEN glementet1
oes Serueaen. Gin 8lid auf Die um'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14

|iblage lt,rierer nidtreligiolen 3eit.
l1riften nit 1uenig Musnabnien,
0tonat fir Monat, Summer fin
Drummer, mf Sic an5eieen in al beu
un5dbligen 6ormen, in ben Dar.
bietunsen BON Wobies, Haoio llnb
5elepiiion, in oen bis gum neberoruB
ourdgefiibrten 8ablen uno &r0nurr.
gen bon S6orbeitsmobellen tpie lol,
den fir irgenoeinen 31ped unD fir
irgenoeine InsItelung, BON BEN Muto.
uno Sportausl ltellungen Bis sur
Sauerfralltfeier nit ibrer v&onigin"
in Ben meiiten Sduen ltnter 3uri6au-
ltellltng ser tpeibli6et1 &ei5e, erfl1rt
alles. 0ann oie ptelfa6e riidii6ts.
lole uno tpiiroeloie 8ebanolung oes
8eihle6tli6en in oen S6ulen, bie
riidbaltloie 8ebanolung, Die bteie
Oinge in oen 3eitungen erfabren, in
SEN 8eri6ten iiber Sertalperbrehen
iotpobl 1pie in oen fir ben intimeren
Cell Ser aufflarl.ng fir oie 2eler
obne ltnteribieo, al oieie uno Die
Sunoerte bon an0eren fortgeiebten
Snieftionen, Die oem beutigen Wens
l6en in oieIer 8e5iebung beigebradt
meroen, iino nit perant1portlid) fir
bie innere @erei5tbeit, Sic ii6 beim
erlten snlaB 4in aller Semmungs-
loiiefeit GuBert, gang eleib, Oh in
grobiinnli6er Nrt 1pie BEL oieien Stl1=
oerten ooer in SEN ufeineren" Irten
bel anoeren @elegenbeiten. 8erperle
Ieuber1ngen ltno es oo6, 1.nD als
lol6e Sffenbarungen zines 3uItan,
pes, Der 5lt BEN beangitigenolten 8es
fiirhtl1ngen InlaB gibt. e
Sd babe mid MN gelpunoert, oaB
geraoe bieles Woment in Oieien Die
ltniperiitdten 10 entebrenOen 8orgdn-
gen oerbaltnismaBig ooer fait gar
feline 8eodtung erfubr. gs lei oenn,
oaB ser @runo barin liegt, oaB mir
oae mebr ooer tpeniger abgeitlrnpft
lino, DOB 1nIer BON Natur aus ges
lumber Sinn niht mebr normal EMP
finoet, tpas gut uno 1pas i6le6t, tpas
MIR SpoB unh 1pas Beroeriitat lit.
9la oemgegeriber fann nidt ein=
orinelid eenug betort iperoen Die
groBe Miiiton, Sic Sic gr5iebung auf
driitlider @runolage, nit 6riItli6el1
Otitteln uno Wetbooen, nit DRIFT
li6em @e1pilien uno 6riltlid be1pers
teten Soealen unO Beranttportangs-
bepuBtlein 81 erfiillen bat. Sieraits
muB INNER ipieoer neu ertpa6le1 oie
6riitlide &ulturbliite. Sic lit Die etrs
5ige, bie SEE itonoesredt rno 8eitans
oesmert bat. 9as anoere, bas Tie cine
v&ulturbliite" nennen m0gen, lit eine
iolhe, Die rItinft". ltno tpem lit nit
elmer iol6en geoient?
F. Markert, S. Y. D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14
Srnatnr Tafta am5rnpnltttfhr Ant1d1ten

Ser &f Inn sic @rnennung oer
&anoioaten ser beioen groBen Bar.
teien fiir oie 8rdlioenti6aft Der Ser.
Staaten poll5iebt ii6 in 0ieiem Sabre
nid)t nur inter ser lebbaften Seil-
nabme oes ameritanii6en Solfes,
ionoern Oariiber binaus bel aftioem
Sntereiie Ser 8eltoffentli6feit, Die
bon Ser lleber5eugung gelettet it, oab
in ser 8erlonli6feit bes 8annertrd.
gers ser ltegrei6en 8artei Der Gba.
rofter Ser amerifanil6e1l IuslanOs.
politif peranfert liegt, Die nah oer
Nopember-@abl unieren ousmarti.
gen 8e5iebungen ben Stempel auf.
oriifen miro.
SSnsbelonoere erbellt aus Ser 2ef.
tire ser europail6en Greile, baB mar
i'm Sale eines vGegierungsme1lels
in @aibington, Ser Senator Robert
u. Soft inS slmt bringen tpiiroe, Ell
men poaigen 1mitur5 unlerer Slus'
lanospolitif eriparten gu fonnen UNI
befiir6ten 81 miiiien glaubt. Cir
Mann 1pie Gait i'm @eiBen Saus
m1re nab oielen 8efiir6t1nger
glei6beoeuteno nit Ser slbfebr oe,
Ser. Staaten bon ser &odlition bes
@eltens uno NIT unlerer Giidfebl
sur iiolationiitii6en Holitif.
Sieie QnIhauunq, ste natiirlid
bon Sen - bonn Steuer5abler finan
5ierten - Solfsauf ffl1rungsagentu
rem, oie ieit &riegsenoe bon Ser ames
rifanii6en Hegierla1g i'm gan5en 8e.
reid Ser tpeltli6en @elt eingeri6te1
moroen iino, eber gendbrt als forri'
giert miro, biloet cine genaue 8as
raaele 5ur 2inie oes 9lngriffs, bel
bon Sen be1nofratil6en @ablitrates
gen i'm 2anoe ielblt gefiibrt miro, I'm
Sen SortbeItano bes ben1ofratil6er
Hegimes in 8aibington moglib 81
MAIDEN. au6 i'm Snlano miro Sena'
for Eaft bon Ser @egenpartei gerr
ol5 Elm peri6robener Sanatifer &C.
i6iloert, Dem sic 9eniitigung hel
Hegierung Erumon pi6tiger lei als
oie 9ettung Ser 8elt bonn boll9emi
Itil6en llngebeuer.
3ur &l1rung ser oamit aufeetpor
fenen Srasen begab lib Or. 2uowie
Sbernborf bon ser sc. 9. Staatsaei
tung' nad 8aibington mo- linn &c
nator Gait cine ldngere l1nterreounl
getp1brte. Gon bieler 1abm er Oil
lleber5eusllng nit, noaB Hobert @
Eafts politii9es gbarafterbilb bier
5ulanbe tpie ienieits bes g(tlantif uni
Dor anem a1l6 in Der oeutiden Bun
oesrepublif nit retflider Mbiiht to
tai peraerrt unb berfdlI9t our Dar
itellung gebrabt miro, 11no bab 1e1
Senator BON Ohio = Sobn cine!
lYr6iioenten Gnfel zines umerifani
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14
6ilfe fir Bic Seimatnertriebenem

Na6oem Senator Saft berii9ert
bate, baB ct feinen langeren @ioer-
Itano gegen Die Ratifiaierung bes
Oel1ti6lanb- -8ertrages ertpartete, er,
flnoigte itd Dr. Sbernborf nod Der
@initellung bes Se1tators at Ger 8e'
megung. ben &ongreB 5ur Mnnnbme
Ser geaer-Borlage 5u beitirnrner, no..
mad in Sen 11ddlten brei Sabren nod
100000 Glii9tlinge aus europa bier
5ugelaiien 1peroen iolIerL oarl1nter
$4,000 Bolfsoeuti1e un6 ebenic bic
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
Ni5ords Big Anniversary
Celebration Starts Oct. 24
Local Service Clubs Are Foregoing Weekly Dinner MeetnoS
Next Week In Order That Their MEMBERSHIPS Nav Attend
The Opening Dinner Next Friday Night In A Bodv

The Homecoming weekend of
October "a is rapidly approaching
and plans go forward as the local
groups sponsoring the event are
busily selling the dinner tickets
for the community meal Friday ev-
ening. 1t has been found necessary
to move the dinner from the COM
munity building to the school cafe
terra on Lakeview avenue, where
Mrs. Thomas Clark and the women
Of the Cedar Neck Church will serve
menu o. turkey and all the trim
mings. This change will be noted
BY all. The service clubs, Rotary,
Kiwanis and Lions Clubs are fore
going their regular weekly meet
ings and will attend this dinner in
their several groups, which is Civ
ing a big boost to the sale Of tick
cts. The public is asked to get
their tickets for this affair early
so that they may not be disap-
pointed. Mrs. Jonathan S. Willis
will have the tours in charge for
Saturday afternoon. Silver Fill.
the home of Sydenham ThOrne. one
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
Busy Court Term
Listed For Kent
Grand Jury VIII Report On Work
For Year

The October term of the Kent
County courts will convene in Do
yer on Monday, October 20, and
present indications are that it will
be a busy session.
The grand jury will meet on the
opening day of the term to con-
slider and act upon any cases that
Deputy Atty. Gen. Henry J. Ridge
ly will have to place before them.
Since this will be the final term
for the present grand jury to serve,
they will also compile their re-
port on their work for the year.
In addition to any cases that
might be presented by the grand
jury there are also nine criminal
cases continued from previous
terms of court for consideration at
the October term and some of them
are expected to be disposed of at
this term.
PrOthOnOtary John P. LeFevre
reports that there are also a num-
Der of civil cases on the trial list
with some of them expected to be
heard at the October term which
will be the first term for civil cases
since the April term as no civil
cases are handled during the July
term.
The regular panel of petit jurors
will report for duty on Wednesday.
October %, on which day several
cases are expected to be heard.
The special panel of jurors will
report for duty on Monday, October
q, in event there are any capital
cases to go to trial at the October
term.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
Noted African
To Speak Here
Famous Gospel Preacher
To Remote Jungle Sta
tiOns In West Africa,
DIR. L. X. Anderson,
Due At Local Church
October oath.

DR.. L. X. Anderson. who Went to
Africa in 1926 as a missionary. and
whose work carried him into
jungle stations and made him a
pioneer worker in the French
CamerOun, in West Africa, will be
the opening missionary speaker at
the Bible and Missionary Confer
ence at the First Presbyterian
Church in Milford, which is to run
each night from Monday through
Friday, October Goth to oath, at
1880 in the evening. DR.. Anderson
is noted not only for his missionary
work IN Africa. but also as a
s1HOlar in languages. having re-
ceive. his Phi. d. from Princeton
UNIV y, and having helped
transia the Bible into Bulu dia-
lect. DR.. Anderson has travelled
also as a missionary executive and
pioneer worker in Mexico, Guate-
mala, Columbia and Venezuela,
and Chile and Brazil. visiting in
terror OutpOsts of pioneer mis-
siOnary work. Recently DR.. An
derson was appointed Field Ad-
ministrator for all the Presbyterian
Work in West Africa. DR.. Anderson
has been in demand as a speaker
across this country, and the public
is cordially invited to take this Op-
portunity to hear his message on
the work and conditions in West
Africa.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17

OF the founders, will be seen from
the outside, the adjacent grave
yard, where Thorne is buried. The
IoWers, General TOrbert's resi-
dence, the McColley home, the eau
sey home, the old school. Christ
and Avenue Churches, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carlisle Collins.
said to be the second Oldest in
South Milford, and several indus
trial places will be visited. Interest
ing facts about the places visited
Will be told on the tour, these he
ing arranged by the help of Harry
Z. Vlnyard, Jr., and Mills Hurley
Fuller details and perhaps new
places will be given next week A
window display will be arranged in
Pierce Hardware Store by Mrs
Hoey FarrOw, that will have MANY
items connected with the early his
tory of Milford. Parking privil-
eyes will be extended to the motor
cade during the tour. The com
mittee on arrangements is hoping
there will be many to participate
in each event of the weekend
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
William NJ. Tracy, Age
IS, EnrOute To See Dy-
ing Father At Lewes,
Is Victim Of Crash
Wednesday Afternoon;
Son And HOusekeeper
Are Injured.

A Newport man on his way to
see his dying father in Lewes was
fatally injured when his car and
a truck oollided on Route IA, six
anu iwo-tenthS miles south of Mil
ford. Wednesday afternoon.
The victim, William NJ. Tracy
50. OF p West Market street, New
port. WAS pronounced dead upon
arrival AT the Milford Memorial
Hospital He suffered a compound
fracture OF The skull and dePp lac
erations of the head
Tracy's son. William NJ. Tracy.
Jr.. 9, who was a passenger in the
car, was shaken up and suffered
shock and Sarah Ann Bell, 80, also
of the Newport address, suffered
a cOncussiOn and laceration OF the
head. Both were taken to the Mil
ford Hospital for treatment.
John }. Fister, 25, of near Mil
ford, the truck operator, was also
treated at the hospital for shock.
Tracy, q passenger conductor for
the Pennsylvania Railroad, left his
home to go to Lewes where his
father, William Tracy, so, was
i'll. The father died. how
ever, while his son was speeding to
his bedside. The accident occurred
at 3:55 p. m. The father died at
3:15 o'clock.
State troopers at Georgetown re-
ported that Tracy was travelling
south OH the Milford-Rehoboth
Beach-ROad at high rate of speed
when he attempted to pass another
car travelling in the same direction
and smashed into the stake body
Ceontinued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
PreSbyteriGIls To
Haze Supper Oct. 2II
Will Have AS Guests Of
Honor DR.. And Mrs.
Archibald Campbell

Mrs. Roger Deats, president of
the Presbyterian Women's Society
of Christian Service of Milford has
announced that they will start the
activities of the Bible and Mission
ary Conference Week with a cover
ed dish supper on Tuesday evening.
October 21st, at $50 D. N. They
will have as their guests DR.. and
Mrs. Archibald Campbell, who are
in the United States on furlough
from Korea.
Dr. Campbell, who is a speaker
of note, will address an audience in
the church auditorium at 1880, fol-
lowing the supper. The public is
cordially invited to attend. Special
music will be furnished.
One of the Missionaries that the
Presbyterian Church supports, DR..
Campbell is very we'll known in his
field as evangelist, war worker, and
President Of the Korea Theological
Seminary, the worlds .lrgest
Presbyterian Seminary. A graduate
Of Washington University and the
Princeton Theological Seminary
and a civil engineer, he has had
wide experience in country evan
gelistic work. He went to Korea in
1916, but had returned to the Uni
ted States before Pearl Harbori
and served as pastor Of a large
church in Plainfeld, N. J.
Returning to Korea at the end
Of the war, he was unable to con-
tinue his former work in North KO-
rea because of the Communist sit
uation there. After war broke out,
he organized and was active in a
great deal Of refugee work, as well
continued on page ID
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
Cottages Burn At
Slaughter Beach
Fire Early Tuesday Morning Races
One, Heavily Damages Second

An early morning blaze of un-
determined origin, razed the cot
tage owned by Warren c. Newton
of Bridgeville. and heavily damag-
ed the adjacent one, owned by Will
son S. Vinyard of Milford, at
Slaughter Beach on Tuesday morn
ing of this week.
The fire was discovered around
four O'Clock and fire companies in
Milford and Glendale were sum-
mOned. The Newton cottage, how
ever, was too far gone to save and
the fireighters devoted their ener-
gies to saving the Vinyard cottage,
the south end of which was Quilted.
While it is almost impossible to
give an accurate estimate of the
damage, especially when quantities
of personal property and furniture
are concerned, however, il is be-
lieved the Newton loss will be con-
siderably over $4,000 and the Vim
yard loss will be several thousand.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17

Mr. Troll said the tests will be
given at the Delaware State Col
lege, Dover; the University of Del
aware, Newark; the Kings College
near Delaware City and Pierre S.
dupont High School.
Local Boards use the test scores
or class standings of students, to
determine eligibility for considera-
tion for deferment.
The Selective Service director
emphasized that increasing man
power demands make it important
that each draft-eligible student who
has not taken the test do so as soon
as possible. Students whose aca-
(contlnued on page D
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
{. E. MuLhOLIGnd NeLC
Leader Of Coolies
Junior Vice Commander Is
Advanced Unanimously
BY Local Group

A A young Milford businessman
and World War ii veteran, Charles
E. MulhOlland, was the unanimous
choice for Seam Squirrel" Com
mander) of Fidlers Puptent No. 4,
NJ. o. c., at the Coolies annual
election meeting recently held at
the Blue Hen Post Home. A char
ter member of Y. F. w. Post No.
64S3 and of Puptent No. 4, MulhoI-
land has long been active in the
affairs of both these organizations;
during the past year, he has served
the Coolies unit as Hide Gimlet"
(juniOr vice commander) is cur
rently serving as junior vice COM
mander of the parent V. F. w. post.
and is chairman of the house COM
mittee and a member Of the official
board of the Milford Veterans of
Foreign Wars Assn, Inc. MulhOl-
land will succeed Paul Duphily.
who will complete a highly success
full term as Seam Squirrel with
the October 21st installation cere-
monies.
James J. Weller, an active mem
ber and officer of post and puptent,
was an unanimous choice for the
Office of Blanket Bum" (senior
vice cOmmander). Weller will sue
ceed Clement Miltiades, who was
not a candidate for advancement.
The ballOting produced a spirit
cd contest for the office of Hide
Gimlet". or junior vice commander.
with Harold Welch nosing out Tom
Schlegel, by a two-vOte margin, on
the second ballot
Eurie M. Savage, Jr., who has
turned in a splendid performance
as puptent treasurer the past year,
was reelected to this office with
out opposition, and John Kniceley
won out over William Spark1in in
a close contest for "Shyster" lad
vocatel. Sparklin was also defeat
ed. by a twO-vote margin, by Ralph
Scott in a close contest for "Sky
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