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Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Revised Plans To Patrol The
Memorial Bridge In Effect

In order to assure the best pos
sible service for motorists at all
times as they cross Delaware
Memorial Bridge, revised reguIa-
tions regarding patroling of the
span viii be placed in effect i'm
mediately, w. B. McKendrick. Jr..
general manager, announced yes
terday.
Mckendrick pointed out that
disabled automobiles, while not a
burden, do present problems when
something goes wrong, especially
when a fat tire or some other mis-
hap takes place at the height of
traffic flow.
1--WE want to provide the ulti-
mate in security at all times. and
in this respect we have a four
way check which believe will
provide fast and efficient service
to disabled cars" the bridge man
ager continued.
Not the least Of the problems
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11

confronting officials is the chap
who runs out of gas in the middle
of the span. There have been 217
such incidents during the first
seven months of 1858. In the same
period there were 5OT nat tires;
465 cars stalled at the toll gates
and 638 vehicles stalled on the
bridge and approaches from Jan
uary through August.
THE number of such incidents
is less in 1853 than in 1852" Nc
kendrick declared. Last year from
January 10 August 81 there were
2OO7 incidents as compared to 1927
IN 1853. During the calendar year
OF 1852 service of all kinds was
rendered TO 1881 vehicles"
Mckendrick pointed out that
when a bridge patrol car is called
to a certain point, either to make
an arrest or to give service, the
one car remaining cannot patrol
Continued on page eighteen)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Group Hospital Inc.
Has Prepared Booklet
Much Information Is Contained In
Newest Pamphlet

This Is Your Blue Cross" a new
14-page booklet issued by Group
Hospital Service, Inc, is available
free to all interested persons, it was
pointed out today by H. V. Maybee,
managing director.
The easy-tO-read booklet contains
basic information on the hospital
and surgical-medical plans in which
nearly twO-thirds of all Della
wareans are members. 1t explains
rates, benefits. types of contracts,
and other points.
Several of the states largest
firms, whose employees are all Blue
Cross members, have ordered copies
of the booklet for distribution in
CONTINUED on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11

'ston; CO-chairman, Mr.. Fora Tat
man; Hostess chairman, Mrs. Vic
tor H. Warren; Home Calling
chairman, Mrs. William Schmick;
Business Canvass chairman, Mr..
Joseph TOmlin; Transportation,
Murderkill Lions for Bowers and
Frederica.
Chairmen for Bowers are: Cen
eral chairman, Mrs. Casper f..
Powell; Home Calling chairman,
Mrs. Julia Halderman; Hostess
chairman, Mrs. William Stubbs;
Business Canvass chairman, Mr..
William Dean.
South Bowers, ThompsonviIle
and Lynch Heights: General chair
man, Mrs. James Webb; Hostess
chairman, Mrs. Jonathan Willis.
Examination in District 4 Area
will be as follows:
Tuesday, September 18th: Fred
erica, Fire House, 1900 Moons
p. M; Houston, Post Office. 400
1900 p. m; Lynch Heights. Spen-
Ger Willis Warehouse, 1:OO-8 90
p. M; Milford High School, Public.
2;OO-5:O0 p. m.
wednesday, September 18th:
Frederica, Fire House, 1900 noon
$500 p. m; Houston, Post Office
1900 a. m.-7:OO p. m.: Milford
The Bridge, 800 a. m.-5:OO n. m
Thursday, September 18th: Mil
ford' Sears, ROebuck Store, 900
a. m.-5:OO p. m; Milford, The
Bridge, 800 a. m.-5:OO D. m.
Friday, September 18th: Milford
sears, Roebuck Store, 800 a. M
. o:0O p. M; Milford, The Bridge,
800 a. m.-5:OO p. m; Milford
American Stores, 900 a. m.-5.O0
p. m.
Saturday, September 18th: Mil
lord. Sears, ROebuck Store. 100
300 p. m; Milford, The Bridge
:OO-S:OO p. M; Milford, American
Continued on page three)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11


The first definite word that her
husband was alive reached Mrs
Howard B. Kitchens, Jr., of 143
Donhaven Drive, Garfield Park
Wilmington, late last Saturday
night when reporters informed
her that her husbands name was
on the list of prisoners released
IN the final exchange at Panmun-
JON.
First 1t. Howard B. Kitchens
Jr., 29, was reported missing in
action in October, 1852. After that
his wife received no official word
although there were hints that he
might be alive. One that reached
her was a request in the Air Force
ior some one who would recognize
his voice. 1t was rumored then that
re was being used to broadcast
propaganda.
When She got the news last Sat-
Continued on page fivel
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
New Castle
County Man
Named State
Fire Marshal
Gov. BOggs Announces
Appointment Of w. J.
LaRue To Post Created
By The Last General
Assembly.

Walter J. LaRue, Of Bear Station
Road, has been appointed the states
first fire marshal. |
Gov. J. Caleb BOggs on Monday
Of this week announced the appoint
ment Of Mr.. LaRue to the full-time
post created by the 1853 General
Assembly. The appointment is for
a fOur-year term, and is effective
Immediately.
Mr.. LaRue, who is 80 years old,
has had eight years of experience
as combat fire officer" the Cover
nor said, pointing out that the law
requires the appOintee to have at
least five years experience. The
term applies to those active in fire
fighting, and distinguishes them
from volunteer fire company mem
bers who may have duties other
than fighting fires.
The appointee is a member of the
Wilmington Manor Volunteer Fire
Company, which appointed him fire
marshal of the Wilmington Manor
area. He is serving his second term
in that post.
Mr.. LaRue is second vice-presi-
dent of the New Castle County
Volunteer Firemens Association.
He is vice chairmen of the State
Volunteer Firemens Associations
committee on evolution, which
studies new methods and equipment.
The new fire marshal holds a
Delaware State Board of Vocational
Education certification denOting that
he has taken a fOur-year course in
fire fighting.
Mr.. LaRue is an engineer en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
He is a member of the Delaware
State Fire Chiefs Association and
the Wilmington Manor Lions Club. |
Mr. LaRue is married and is the
father of two children.
The fire marshal will make his (
headquarters in Dover. He may, un-
der the new law appoint deputy
for each county, but no
money was appropriated for salaries /
for deputies.
Among the duties of the new state !
officer will be setting up a state /
wide education program on fire pre-
Surveying existing laws
and ordinances on fire prevention
inspecting all public buildings for
fire safety; and developing effec
tive working relations among the
states various fire fighting Organi-
cations.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Use Of New Well
Avoids Water Crisis
Milford Councils Foresight Pays on
Solving Shortage

The action of the Milford City
Council in arranging for a new city
artesian we'll proved to be a wise
one last week as the water supply
of the town dropped to the lowest
level in the history of the commun-
ity.
On Friday, it was noted that no
water remained in the city reservoir
with both pumps going full speed.
Mayor Edward c. Evans held a
hasty conference with City Manager
Harry Bressler, and suggested that
the new well on East Front Street
continued on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Sussex WCTU Group
Meets Next Thursday
Annual COnclaVe VIII Be Held Az
COOlSprlng Community Hall

The Annual Convention of the
WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union of Sussex County will be
held in the Community Hall at
COOlspring, Delaware, on Thurs
day. September II, 1853.
The program follows: Registra-
tiOn, 10000 a. m; Call to Order.
Mrs. Mary E. Warren, President.
Sussex County; Devotions, Mrs.
LeOna Joseph, Rehoboth Union:
Greetings, Mrs. Micha Hudson and
Pastors, President Lillian Cade
Union; Response, Mrs. Mabel Ad-
ans, President Laurel Union:
Minutes of Last Meeting, Mrs.
Mary DickersOn, Sussex Recording
Secretary; Treasurer's Report.
Mrs. Clarke Abbott, Sussex Coun-
Continued on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
SOCIAL SECURITY FOR
MILITARY PERSONNEL

Men and women who re-
main in active military serv-
ice after December 81, 1858,
or enter service after that
date will get social security
wage credits under the old
age and survivors insurance
program. Myron MilbOuer,
manager OF the Wilmington
social security office, de-
clared today.
"A newly enacted amend
ment to the law extends the
period of military service
coverage to July 1, 1855.
Persons in service will get
$3.50 a month social security
wage credits for each month
OF active duty until that
date" Milbouer said. Under
the previous law, social Sc
curity military wage credits
did not apply to months of
active service after Decem-
Der 81, 1858.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
VT. w. Auxiliary To
Entertain Sick Vets
Two Parties Will Be Given At Vet.
eranS Hospital AT Perry Point

Grams Hospital AT Perry Point
This Sunday. September 13,
promises to be a busy day for mem
bers of the VFW Ladies' Auxiliary.
Milford COotiettes Club and Pup
tent No. 4, moo, with two par
ties" scheduled the same afternoon
at the Veterans Hospital, Perry
Point, Md. According to Mrs. Hill
da Cannon, hospital chairlady for
both the Auxiliary and the CoOti-
cites Club. the Auxiliary ladies will
stage a game party in the Women 5
Ward for some 80 female patients.
while the COOtiettes, aided by the
Coolies. are staging an outdoor
program for approximately 100
male hOspitaliZed veterans.
The Auxiliary group will super
wise the playing of bingO and other
games, awarding prizes to the win
ming contestants, and will bring
the game party to close with
the serving of refreshments. Mean
while, the COOtiettes and Coolies
will be presentingsa variety show
in the hospitals outdoor recrea-
tiOnal area; this show will feature
Ned Salevan's Band, plus other
talent from the Milford area. A
picnic supper will also be served
by the COOtiettes.
The entire Milford group. Aux
iliaTy members, COotiettes, Coolies
and entertainers. will assemble at
the Plaza here, at IL a. m. Sun
Continued on mage tvrol
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Pilot For Rollins
Killed In Crash
Plane PilOtPd BY Capt. +. s.
chamberlain Crashed Into Potomac

Capt. Edmund S. Chamberlain.
~, of Quakertown, near Lewes.
Del, private pilot for 1t. Gov. John
w. Rollins of Delaware, was killed
in the crash of a small plane in
the Potomac River in Washington
on Tuesday.
A passenger in the plane, G. Rus
sell Chambers, &c, of Rehoboth, di-
rector of engineering for Rollins
business interests. struggled out of
the craft and was swimming when
rescued by an Air Force crash boat
Rescuers removed the body of
Captain Chamberlain from the plane
which sunk in eight to ten feet of
water Tuesday night. The body was
CONTINUED on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Delay Decision In
State Radar Arrest
Judge Terry Hears New Trial
Argument In Speeding Case

Judge Charles L. Terry, Jr., re-
served decision after hearing argu-
ment in Kent County Superior
Court on Tuesday in a case in
which the use of radar in making
arrests on speeding charges is
being contested.
The argument was on a motion
Tor new trial in the case of
Samuel Allen Moffit, Smyrna, ar
rested by State Police on January
8 on a charge of driving at a rate
OF speed greater than reasonable
or prudent-63 miles an hour in
a 50-mile-limit zone.
Moffit, who was convicted by a
jury on July 9th, was arrested on
State Route 300, near Kenton. bv
CONTINUED on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
First High Mass
In Harrington
VIII Be Offered In New Church
This Coming Sunday

On Sunday morning at $3.50 the
first Mass will be offered in the
newly blessed st. Bernadette's
Church in Harrington. It will be
not only the first Mass said in the
new Church but the first time that
a High Mass has even been sung
in Harrington.
Jules Verne's MASS in Honor of
st. Basil' is the selection that Mr..
Carl Colell, the choir director, has
made for this memorable occasion.
AS an Offertory number, Mrs. Leon
Kukulka will sing Bach-Gounod's
Ave Maria. The parts of the
Mass known as the "Proper"-
consisting of the Introit, the Grad
ual, the Offertory, and the Com
munion-will be chanted by two
seminarians the Peterman bro
Continued on page four)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Plan Aid
To X-Ray Program
Blue Hen Post Members To Aid In
Transportation

When the Mobile Chest X-Rav
Units visit the Milford Area. Sent
1919, as part of the statewide
Chest X-ray program, transporta-
tion to and from the unit locations
will be available for all those need
ing the same. Announcement. to
this effect, was made at Tuesday
evenings meeting of Blue Hen Post,
Milford's cOmmunity-service-minded
V. F. w. unit.
According to Post Commander
Walter Quering, V. F. w. members
will transport, from home to X-Ray
locations and return. all those in
need of transportation. This pro-
gram will be under the direction
Continued on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Rehearsals Continue
For Light Up The Sky
Play viii BE Given BY Kent Theatre
Guild Sept. 1928

Despite soaring temperatures and
energy-wilting high humidity, the
cast for Light Up The Sky" has
held faithfully to a rigorous rehear-
sal schedule. The play, to be given
by the Kent County Theatre Guild
Friday and Saturday evenings, Sept.
1925 at Caesar Rodney School, pro-
misses to be everything writer Moss
Hart intended it to be: comedy on
the sophisticated side.
The following committees and
their chairmen are also hard at
work to make the production a
success:
Stage Settings-Ray Levitt (chair-
Continued on page four)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
State Car Dealers
Convene Sept. 18th
Third Annual Convention VIII Be
Held At RehObOth

over 200 delegates from Delaware
new car dealers and associated
enterprises, their wives and guests.
are expected to attend the Third
Annual Convention of the Delaware
Automobile Dealers Association TO
be held on, Monday and Tuesday.
September 14th and 18th, at the
Henlopen Hotel in Rehoboth Beach.
1t was announced today by Irwin G.
Burton. President Of the Association.
DR.. Alfred P. Haake, Economist.
Lecturer, Writer and Consultant to
General Motors will be the guest
at the Banquet to be held on
Continued on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Southern States To
Hold Greenwood Meet
'POt Luck" Supper VIII Be Feature
Of September 18th Session

A showing of the Southern States
3Oth anniversary technicOlOr movie.
We, basketball" game. and
elections of local board and Farm
Home Advisory Committee members
will be combined with a pot-luck
supper as features of the annual
Southern States membership meet
ing for the Greenwood, Del. area
on Friday, Sept 18th at Greenwood
Fire Hall, Greenwood. Del. The
supper will begin at 1900 o'clock
p. m. (DST)
CONTINUED on page two)
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
ChestX-Ray ySnrveyWiUStart
lnMilfordAreaNextT Tuesday
Chairmen Have Been Selected For All Communities Served
Area A. Work Should Be Concluded By Next
Saturday, Committee Worked Hard

For the Delaware Statewide X-Ray Survey the Milford
Charmen are Mayor Edward Evans General
man. Mrs Jonathan Willis Home Calling
DurOcher cOcharman Downing; Business Canvass chair
Francis Duphy;
Genera cha
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Worker Killed, It. Howard B. Kitchens. Tr.
ID Injured In Has Been Freed By Comnies
Former Milford Boy Had Been On The Missing List Since
October 1852 Family OverjOyed Here When News OF
Release Came Through Wife Never Gave I'm Home

III Howard Kitchens, of
FORMER Verda Ruth Vane daughter Mrs RdgIev w
ahe OF harrington the
ST. OF south East Front Milford has been released b b
IStS IN Noh Korea 1t Kitchens on the missing m
since october. 1852 when he 9
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Hold Sussex Man
In Fatal Shooting
B. n. Baker Accused o! Staying
}. 4. Parker In Car

Benjamin N. Baker, 80, of near
Bridgeville, was arraigned on a
charge of murder before Magistrate
William T. Short of Bridgeville on
Monday of this week and was COM
mitted to the Sussex County Jail at
Georgetown to await trial.
State police at Bridgeville ar
Continued on page two)
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Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
Benjamin Banneker
School News

The enrolment of the school is
still on the increase. 1t has now
reached the total of 223. Enrolment
by grades is as follows: Grade 1-33;
Grade 2-26; Grade 1923; Grale4-3S
Grade 5-33; Grade 6-23; Grade 7-25;
Grade Sill; Grade ell.
A special program was held i'm the
Banneker School on September 18th,
Constitution Day. The program
proposed an additional method of
.acquantinting the children with the
framework, Importance and inter-
probation of the constitution of our
country. In addition to pupil partici-
patton, we enjoyed a very fine mes
sage from our guest speaker, Rev.
Randolph Fisher. pastor of st. Paul
Methodist Church, Milford, Della
ware. The program was as follows: ::
Prelude; DevOtiOns, Mr.. GOslee 4;
Song, America; Preamble to the
Constitution, Ronald Vann, Grade g.:
Song, God BBless America; Ad-
dress, Rev. Randolph Fisher; Song,
Star Spangled Banner.
he school program includes a
period of one hour set aside each
Thursday from 2:15 to 315 for
General Assembly With Mrs. Nit
chcll serving as program Counselor