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Evening star., 1953-10-11
$4,000 View Parade
As Fire Prevention
Week Comes 10 End

Fire Prevention Week ended
yesterday with an hour-long
parade along Pennsylvania ave.
nue. that was witnessed by an
estimated 10000 spectators.
Nearly 100 units, fire trucks,
bands, marching units and floats
participated in the parade, spon-
sored by the Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
The parade began at 2 pm,
at Fourth street and PennSyl-
vania avenue NV. and filed past
the District Building at Four
teenth and E streets where a
reviewing stand was placed.
Judges selected IA first prize
winners and four runnerS-up and
made awards at a second re-
viewing stand on the Ellipse.
One of the highlightS of the
parade, measured by spectator
reaction, was a float entered by
the Virginia Forest Service. 1t
depicted Smokey, the f1re-f1ght-
ing bear, addressing a group of
life-sized cutoutS Of forest
dwelling animals.
Another unit which brought
cheers from the crowds was Tom,
a midget 1917 fire pumper owned
by the Falls Church Volunteer
Fire Department.
One unit in the parade, the
= Warwick Va) High School
band, travelled about 800 miles
to participate.
Awards were presented to the
following units:
Riverdale Volunteer Fire Department
best appearing pumper.
Arlington's Washington Lee High
School Fire Fighters: best appearing
junior fire fighting unit
Falls Church Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, best appearing ladder truck.
Mclean Va.) Volunteer Fire Depart
ment. best appearing rescue squad truck.
Dunn Loring Va.) Volunteer Fire De-
partment best appearing ambulance.
Charles Town (W. Va.> Fire Depart
ment whose apparatus Travelled the fur
thPst to participate.
Falls Church. Fire Department. oldest
engine in parade under own power.
Oldest Inhabitants of Washington,
d. C., Inc, Oldest apparatus in the
parade.
Alexandria Fire Department. best la
dies auxiliary in parade.
alexandria Fire Department, best FIRE
department marching unit.
- Star Spangled Steppers Of Staunton,
Va. best marching unit other than
fire unit in the parade.
Charles Town, W. Va, High School,
best majorettes in the parade.
parade.
Optimists Club Drum and Bugle Corps
of Arlington. best in parade
Mount Vernon Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, second best appearing pumper.
District Heights ,fMd.l Volunteer Fire
Department. second best ambulance.
Alexandra Fire Department, second
best appearing ladder truck.
Warrenton (Va) High School, second
best appearing band.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Two Seized as Killers
Of Point Four Official
BY the Associoted Press

PUEBLA, Mexico, Oct. To-
Police announced today the arr
rest of two men in the killing d
week ago of DR.. Ralph B. Swain,
American Point -Four official.
They said one had confessed.
Manuel Bernal Flandes, chief
of the Puebla state secret police,
said Omobono Ologarria con-
fessed shooting DR.. Swain dur
ing a holdup attempt on the
Pan American Highway $50 miles
from Mexico City in Puebla state
last Saturday. The chief said
Ologarria gave information which
led to the arrest of Aurelio
Montezuma Soriano.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Wreafhs 10 Honor
Columbus Today
AT Union Station

Ceremonies In the District
area today and tomorrow will
mark the 46lst anniversary of
the discovery Of America by
Christopher Columbus.
Although Columbus Day is to-
morrow, the traditional wreath
laying ceremony at the Colum-
bus Memorial in Union Station
Plaza will be held at 11:45 am.
today. Spanish Ambassador Jose
Felix de LeQuerica will speak.
The wreath laying will be pre-
ceded by a mass at Holy Rosary
Church at 10:3O am.
X. Of C. to Lay Wreaths.
The first wreath will be placed
by Henry G. Catucci, State Dep
uty for the District Knights, who
will represent the Supreme
Council of the knights of CO.
lumbuS.
Mr.. Catucci and Carmine Gar
afalo will place a wreath for the
state council. Others partici-
pating will include Harry A. Utz,
for the District chapter: Jack B.
Trainor, for the Washington
General Assembly, and Grand
Commander Thomas E. Fahy,
for the Order of the Alhambra.
Another Columbus Day cele-
bration will be held at the Ma
tional Gallery of Art at 3:45 pm.
today. DR.. Raymond S. Sites
will lecture on columbus and
the italian Renaissance" A tour
of Italian paintings and sculp-
ture will follow.
David Soyer, cellist, and Mar
cia Soyer, pianist. will give a CO..
lumbus Day concert at the Ma.
tional Gallery of Art at 8 pm.
today.
Columbus Day Awards.
Highlight of tomorrow's activ-
tiles will be the presentation for
the first time of four special CO.
lumbus Day awards by the Dis
trict Knights of Columbus. This
will take place at 9 pm. tomor-
row at the Pan American Union.
Diplomats from all the Latin
American governments, State De-
partment officials and others are
expected to attend. The awards
are for distinguished contribu-
tions to inter-American relations.
They will be presented to:
Nelson A. Rockefeller, former
co-ordinator of Inter-American
Affairs for the United States and
now Undersecretary for Health,
Education and Welfare.
The Catholic Foreign Mission
Society of America (the Mary
knoll FatherS).
The Laredo (Tex.) Times. a
newspaper.
The Puerto Rican National
Guard, the oldest militia unit in
the Western hemisphere.
Scholar to Get Award.
Another award known as the
Axacan Award will be presented
to DR.. Domingo Caino de Cancio,
professor of Spanish at George
town University. He is a well
known Hispanic scholar.
Principal speakers at the meet
ing will be DR.. David Hector
Castro, Ambassador from El
Salvador; John M. Cabot, Assist
ant Secretary Of State; Mr..
Rockefeller. and Luke E. Hart,
Supreme Knight of the Knights
of Columbus. The observance is
sponsored by the nter-Ameri-
can Committee for Columbus
Day, composed of the District
knights of Columbus and others.
Honorary sponsors Of the OBJ
servance are the % ambassadors
from the American Republics.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Wifebeuter jailed
10 Days in Maryland
BY the A.soela,ed Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. 10.
james Peck. %, was sentenced
to 10 days in jail today for
beating his wife, Rosemary, and
their f1ve-year-old child.
The woman said she cut the
ignition wires on his car after
she found him in the automobile
with another woman.
Magistrate Paul OF e r
warned Peck another such Of
fense would mean a 60-day SEN
tence. ..
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Cancer Group to Meet

The Alexandria chapter of the
American Cancer Society will
meet at $3.50 pm. Wednesday
in Carter Hall, 200 South Co
lurnbus street, to elect officers
and directors.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Elected ReuItor Head

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Oct.
10 (P.-The West Virginia AsSo-
citation of Realtors today named
James Lilly of Beckley president
to succeed Roy H. Stotler in the
two-day meeting here. a5s
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
Kuenstliehe Diumunten-
Elm (boeser) Travm

8onn. - Ser 46jGbrise SdneiSer
Sermann Wteinede muBte it'd bier
Dor 8eridt tpeoeu getruss perant=
,porten, tpeil ieine ,grfinOung" feblz
id)lug. CT batte geglaubt, ELM Verfab'
rem 3ur Seriteaune fiinitlider Gias
manten entoedt au baben i,no nidt
nur leihsldubige @elOgeber, ionoern
logar sic 8unoesregierung bon Der
Moslidfeit iiber5eust, nit ieinem
8eriabren &ielengapinne er5ielen 81
fonnen. Sie @elogeber inpeitierter
nabe5u cine WiIion Warf, ser Bum.
oesmirtihaitsminiiter grbaro itelltt
Weinefe elm 2aboratorium 5ur Teriii=
gung gegen 6as 8eriprefen, baB Ser
tiinjtlif)e Claimant als 2uoig grbaro.
Claimant" in oen Sanoel sebrab1
tperben ioG.
Tis @eriude int 2aboratorium
foIeten jeooh ser Sbeorie Wieinedes
ni1t, Der 0iamanten auf fiinitliben1
0cse our9 8erbrennl.ng bon aoblen.
itoii unter bobem Orud beriteller
lpoate n1b syolge oes Seblihlags III
nun cine Nnflase ipegen 8etruss uni
elm iebr entt6uidter @unoes= =8irt.
l6aftsninilter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
Prof. ObsrIusndsr fordert
y. s. A. -..Anlsihs fuer
heimofvertriebene

Mugsburg. - @eiantoeutihe go.
3ialpolitif unb- geianteuropiiid)e Mu-
benpolitif ieien bie &auptsiele Der
BSG, erfIGre Der baperiid)e staatsic=
fretGr uno eriter Noriisenber bes @e=
iamtoeutiden 8Iods.BSG 1T Muss-
burg. Ser 0oriisenoe foroerte bon Ser
8unSesreeierl,ng eine aftipe Sitpoli=
tit uno ipies oarauf bin, oaB es elm
europa obne Slalpen nidt gebe. Sc
bod iein Yaftieren nit einem 8olide=
,pismus ausgeihloiien betonte ser
Staatsiefretdr uno erflarte, oab an
ein ebrlibes Mngebot aus oem Often
erit bann seglaubt tperoen tonne,
.penn audi oie letten oeutiden ariegs=
seianeenen suriidgefebrt ieien. auf
feline fiiroIi9e l1nterrebung NIT ben1
amerifanilden 9oben aommiiiar eirs
sebenb, beridtete Trof. C6erli,,oer,
oab er alti sic fritiife Gage Ser SET
matbertriebenen II. Sliihtlinge in Oct
8unoesrepublif bingetpieien unb cine
II. g. M.=Mnleibe our Mussablung bon
entiddoiguneen uno Soroeruns oes
io5ialen Bobnrngsbaus seforbert ba-
be. .....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30

Sannoper. - slls n,an i'm ShloB
2anoestroit in Neultaot Bel 9annos
Der idon idmtlide &iibner id)ladten
lpoate, neil iie felt l6ngerer 3eit
feline gier nebr legten, entoefte man,
oab feds 8uben aus oer l1mgebung
Die Neiter regelmdbig pliinoerten. SIN
2anie Der Belt batten lie iiber 600
Gicr geltoblen, am offenen Geuer ges
baden uno neripeilt. Sic Wuriden
uaren babel 10 sid gciuorhen. oab
gum ShluB nur nod slpei hurd hie
engen stallufen trichen fonnten, Inn
oie gier 81, bolen. Die abnungsloien
gltern batten oas prGdtige Geoeiben
ibrer SprOblinee init ssrelloe ueriolgt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
Deutschland und Europas zukunft r.
Dynomi.he. entsesen

Or. Sermann Ibs, einer ser fiibren=
Sen 8anfiers bes 2anbes unb sSinans-
berater hes 8unoesfanslers Or. Ioen=
auer, iaet, man batte sic gebemmten
Groouftionsfrdite befreit. Tielleiht
babe man nid)t alle llualeihbeiten II,
Der @eieaidaft ausseglihen, aber
man babe oas 'Nipeau Ses gan,en
2anoes geboben, 10 baB Irm ,,no
&eib gleidermaBen beiier baran iino.
8eeenlpdrtig perSen @eitbel,tih=
lanos beahtens,perte 8iuensfrait umo
Gnereien IN bemofratiider. bem @e=
Itert freunblider &idtung geleitet.
SatIadlid lit Sic Gntlpidluns ietner
slubenpolitif fait ebenio ironiid tpie
ieine iuatienoe ipirtidaftlide gor=
berrifait ii6er feline 9eiieser. ameri=
tas gr=Seino lit beute cine lopalere
II. un,panfelmiitigen Stiite ser II. g.
Tolitif tpie bie meiiten ser dlteren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30

@rosabieter (ein Gerat, oas ben
bon Sem Baeser alisgelporfenen Mo'
ranm peiterperldot.) Ser shal'fel'
raoboaser miro bel elmer 2ange BON
90 Metern uno einem Getpldbt oon
etlpa 5000 Eonnen Biz su 1OO,OOO
aubifmeter abraum am Gag beleltl'
aen fonnen. Ser Wrobabieter miro
BEL einem Getpibt bon 5000 Son'
men nit ieinem idipenfbaren gus'
legcr eiaem 3piibenral,m bon ~
Wetern iiberbriifen fonnne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
Der General Winkt- schon
kommen seine Dueseniaeger
Besveh avf dem sroes.ten MitaerfIvepIotz Evropas
in luncsfuhI.

&unltflieeer unlerer 2uftltreitfrd fte"
Sait int glei6en slusenblid oounern
bier Maihinen, rlr so Vseter iiber
Dem 8ooen ilno nit ibren TragflGden
nur 120 3entimeter poneinanber eut.
fernt, nit S0uenldrm oabon. sic itei=
gen ienfre6t int bie S0be, itiir5en
ienfreht bina6, seisen 2oopings uno
anoere &unltltiide, sic sic 3uiHauer
ibauern inahen. Iaulit iif feline
8rnppe bes Geifpabers suriidseiest
iiiblte, ,puroe aus ieber @ruppe elm
Jlieser ausgeipdblt. Die Oiiienafro=
baten tpoIlen nit ibrer 8orfiibruns
oenniihlt auf Souruee geben, nm
Iportlide iilnae 2el,te fit Sic amerifa=
niide 2ufhpaife 5ll intereHieren."
rllnb iett tperoe i6 ibnen bas Me,,=
cite poriiibren, tpas mir baben", iagt
General Sanoon lmo lGbt ourd ieinen
aoiutanten pet Selepbon cine Rotte
Ser crit bor ein paar Tagen IN
Oeutihlanb eingetroffenen Siiien.
flug5ellge, Marfe Sabre, bon sSiir=
itenfelobrllf nad Dem et1ua 200 ailo.
meter entfernten 2anbItllbl fommen.
&arm lit oie eben angeItedte 3igarets
te geraudt, ba bral,ien Sic Wal1inen
bereits iiber inns bin. Sic baben itarf
nad binten 9epi,lfelte SrasflGbe,
uno oie 3uiastants iino nidt mebr an
Sen gnoen ser beioen JIiigel, ionoern
llAter oer Sraailad,e angebrabt. Nd=
bere Saten iiuo nod gebeinl.
9md anf ltebnn9sfligen be,uaffnet
8ieoer in @ies6aoen, felt lid Ser
General I'M bei6laguabn,ten Sctel
rSdtpar5er Bod" tpGbren6 6es Mit=
tageiiens .su einem 8eipr1d. Die Sic
lhe iin0 NIT bier amerifanii6en uno
bier beutif)en @impeln gei1miidt.
gor oen1 giien ipridt ser Gbef Chap,
lain, Der oie Hangab5ei6en zines
Sberits triist, elm Siidgebet in oeut-
lher Sprahe. General 2on6on tommt
audi auf oie fiir5liden 2uftapiiden=
faae 5u iprehen. r0ir baben nnieren
Jliegern au6 nab Dem AbihuB zines
Diilenidgers nab sSaltenitein feline
anoere Sroer eegeben als bisber."
Ser General iaat tpeiter, oaB oie ame=
rifaniiden Militarflua5euge ahh BEL
.ibren ltebungsiliigen betpaffnet ieien,
bob lie itritte Intpeiiung bGtten, Die
5obeitsgebiete senau einsubalten uno
oaB tiglidb ettpa SO MilitGriIug3eus
ae !lnangefodten iiber oen 2upitforri=
oor nod Berlin fl0aen.
Gas 3iel bes amerifaniiden Gene
ralitabes lit es, fiinf 2uftflotten nrd)
europa su brineeu.
Bisber iinb crit slpei oabon eine in
Gnglano, anf e,irop1iihen 8ooen ita.
tioniert. Iic anoere, sic 12. 2uitilot=
te, unfaBt ein 8ombengeihuaoer
rorei .@eidpaoer, 5lpei Grams,
port -0eidmaoer uuo elm gsobauinG=
rungs=Geidtpaber ssiini @eidmaoer
oauon iino in 9euti6lano, 3rpei aui
fransoiiifen 6lltgplGben ,tnterge-
brad)t. Die 12. Quftflotte War tpGb,
reno hes arie9es boripieaenb i'm Mit-
telmeerablhnitt eingelebt, i'm Serbii
1850 murae lie in 3eras aufgeloit mo
I'M Sanuar ipieoer neit aufgeIteqt.
.Sie 1T cine gang rorsiielide Gin.
beit", iogt Der General suirieoen. sc.
neiberii4 iaust er ieiner iberloneen
5igarre.
/ Suo6eutl1e 3eitunq
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Gerbiinoeteu 9(merifas.

| yerDltnOelelt Nfltertlus.
| Gin @runo oafiir miro bon einem
peitoeutiden 0iplomaten aueeeeben.
rMir baben SEN Nuiien ont ,tGhiten
gelebt uno batten cine Menee grfab.
rung init ihnen", iast er. 8ir piiien,
pie nabe Sic 8efabr liegt; mir ieben,
tpie lie uniere oitoeutiden 2anbsIeute
in tpenigen Meilen gntiernlng be-
banbeln. 7esbalb ba6en mir feline 81
lulionen ii6er ibre Niibhten, tpenl,
lie bon Srieoen reben." Der anoere
8runb fit 8onns feite amerifafreuno.
lihe Mubenpolitif lit sic itarfe 6iibz
rl,ug oes 8l,nbesfanslers Or. &onrao
Ibenalter.
9r. aoeauer, ser Gnbe ser Sieb5i=
ger lit, miro natiirlid nid)t auf im=
mer an Observation-Disclosures Steuerrao
itebeu. ltno 3ublanos 2iebesuerben
tan in 3ufunit uniGelid sartlider
tperoer. @enn bieie Greignilie einr
treten, eibt es feline @arantie, oaB
1eltihIanos gnereie nift mieoer In
oie perfebrteu aanale serdt tuie fritz
Der.
Sic sarten @urseln Ser 0emofra.
tie fonnten geiGbrbet tperoen. Gin
itarfes Ie,tihlano f0nnte bon Or.
Moenauers 9urs fonieruatiper inter-
nationaler 3uiammenurbeit abtueihen
unb periuhen feline Maft mebr 81,
feitiaen, inbem es SEN Often qegen
ben @eiten ausipielt. gs f0nnte burd,
iein eteenes Selbitoertrauen perlodt
tperben. ourb bas Geripreden ser al
ten MGrfte oes Sitens unb burb sic
slusiiht auf 8iidgabe Sdleiiens mo
Gommerns, Inn oen Geril,d) 81, mo-
diem, aubbanbel nit Mosfau SIT trei=
ben, tpGhrenb es feline eigene l1nab=
bdneigfeit bebdlt.
Der @eiten piro eine before @ele=
genbeit baben, bieie @eiabrer 81, ber=
meioen, inbem er ieilte Yolitif bent
@adst,m 9eutidIanos entipreheno
Torntt, anitatt 81, periltben. oieies
@ad,stum SIT hemlnen. Die eegen-
ipGrtise @oiItit lit es, @eItSel1tihlano
in elm tpeIteliropGii iides tpirtihaitli.
hes uno militGriifes Spitem eiusl,-
ihaIten; es lit bies Sic Nolitif Der
Guropa=Irmee l,no bes shuman=
plans. Gs lit aber cine auf tpeiterer
Spaltl,ng Geutidlanos fllBenoe 9o=
litif.
gpentueG miro sic Gimme 8eit=
oertihlanos gleidbeoeutenO nit ser
ssrantreids ,perSeu. aber iiderlib
niht nit ser 8roBbritaniens. @enn
aber Geutihlanb eines Cages tpieoer
eeeint peroen iollte ,m6 bas lit Ser
Sraum auer 9eutiden - ipas fir
elm 8lat uno 1peld)e Stirnme iperoen
@rcbbritannieu ,mo unb Srantreid
Damn bieiem itdrferen, bonlinanten
TeltIdlano in ben eltropdiihen
@leid'dalturgspldren sugelteber?
@as fir Elm anoeres. arrangement
fan oiieriert perben?
Ger @eiten besebt einen aroben
ssebler, penn er uernatldiiiet, eine
guropapolitif 5u enttpideln, Sic ela=
itiid genus lit, einem seeinten
Ieutihlano einen attraftipen Hlas
alt bieten. 1,nb Sic iold) elm 9el,tid)=
LAMB anerfennt ols bas, mas es lit =
Die groBte, it1rfite Station in europa
uno bas entideioenbe Betpidt I'M
ardfteipiel alpiihen Sen gereinigten
Staaten unb &uBlai,b.
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(5ortiesuns)
Bon @arreu 8. Hhillips im @all
Street Sumrnal

0as 5aIlen ser &ationier,lng uno
GinfubrtontroIlen lieb @eitSeutid=
LAMBS Soffnung in einen ielbit beute
IN @roBbritannien unbefannten Mab
iteiger. Ser 9eutid,e erbieIt einen
sniporn, tiihtis su arbeiten, oenn
nit ieinem Sobn fonnte ct aIles fal.
fen, bon Sropeniriihten Bis 3u beitem
Tleiib uno nel,en a,,tomobiIen. Cine
ltraffe areoit= iu,b 8uoeetpolitif iob
Sarduf, oab Die Sortetle Ser 8dbz
rltngsreform niht perihleuoert tpur=
ben. Ser Sert ser Marf ltieg inn Ius=
ldno, pdbreno Snflation perbiitet
ipuroe nnO Sic YreiIe I'M Snlanb ita=
bill blieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-30
600-J -Jahrfsisr in Bern

8ern. - Oer 4anton Bern feierte
tiirslib feline 6OOjdbrige 3uaeb0ria=
feit our Giogenolienihait. &6bep,,nft
Der Weranitaltungen mar elm biltori.
id,er l(m5ng bnrd oie Straben Ser
lhlpei6erilhen 8unoeshaltptItabt,
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So wird man ueher
100 Johre ali

Bremen. - aaroline Miattcmifi in
aonigslutter, Nieoeriahien, tpuroe
iest 103 Sabre alt. Sic fam 1914 als
golfsoeutife aus Ser 8ufoipina auI
LANCER Srrfabrt iiber @ien, Bapern.
Mes nad aonigslutter. syrau Mat.
fonifi trinft tdglih aIs Mcbi5im eimen
uflaren" Shnops.
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Krupp baui grossie
Baggeranlage

0uisbure. - Ser &ruppi6e
rStablbau @beinbauien" besiant in
oieien Taeen fiir cine oeutfbe
8rauntoblengrube NIT Sem 8au
5tpeier Waifinen, oie Die pabriheins
li9 er0bte 8aggeranlage Ser 8elt
iein 1perben. gs banbelt iid Inn ei.
nen Observation-Disclosures rno einen
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

ChestertOWn, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Baker and
Dock Savage attended a relatives
funeral IN Wilmington on Sunday.
The Win-Some Club met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dale
on Friday evening with very good
attendance.
Edward Banta of Smyrna. was
a guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Emma Lynch on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walter and
son Jehu were recent callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Town
send. Callers on Sunday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Addy Of
Bethany Beach and Mrs. Clara Set
man and son West.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend
of ChestertOwn, Md, were Monday
dinner guests of their mother. Mrs.
Ella Townsend.
Miss Joyce Vandergrift enter
tanned her class mates on Tuesday
evening, the occasion being her
birthday
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

Methodist Church in Deals Island.
Md.
The Cleaners Society held a COW
cred dish supper in Cleaners Hall
last Thursday evening. They wish
to thank those who helped make
1t a success.
Ruley Banks of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ruley Banks, Sr.
Leaton Hooker of Stockley spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
5. Noble and mother, Mrs. Nettie
Hooker
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Setman of
Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Darby Of Milton were Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. Clara Setman
and son West.
Eddie Short, after spending his
ten days vacation at home, return
ed to his work in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Phillips
and mother, Mrs. Ella Townsend
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Townsend in
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
MILLVILLE
By Mrs. John s. Noble
Phone Dickinson 800

Church news for Sunday, April
Church School at 10 "a. m. Ro-
land ]. West, superintendent.
Worship Service at II a. m. Rev.
W. Stanley Grant, pastor.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Adult choir rehearsal rat the
church on Wednesday evening.
On Wednesday evening of last
week, Rev. Louis G. Randall, pas
tor OF EpwOrth Methodist Church.
Rehoboth, delivered a very inspir-
ing message in our prayer meet
ing. It was much appreciated and
enjoyed by all present.
Rev. w. Stanley Grant is CON
Quoting a revival service at the
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

gAtlS USIteT Lnan
grandma used to
make" bread and
we're happy it made
such a hit all over
The Eastern Shore.
If you haven't tried
this new, energy
packed, delicious
Home Style Bread
visit your friendly
hOm e grocer to-
morrow. Join the
thousands of regu-
lar HOME STYLE
customers NOW.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
THANK YOU

Inc response to last week was rpmond
tried our HOME STYLE bread and its overnight success
proved proved by folks coming back day after day for more.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-28

/ thought that she grounded at
low-water just before or about
midnight and that the anchor
was dropped to prevent her from
driving nearer the shore, with
the hope that she would float
when the tide rose. 1t is possible
that finding herself in shoal
water she had cast anchor, and
then owing to the violence of the
gale and the sea had dragged
into the breakers.
Whichever of these theories is
correct, one thing is certain, the
ship soon bilged and then settled
rapidly in the sand; for at day.
light on the morning of the 9th,
she was decks to, and the sea
was breaking over almost her en-
tire length. She lay parallel to
the beach with her head to the
north, the anchor which was
downtrending to the northeast,
or off shore, on the starboard
bow.
Discovery of her was made at
about l o'clock in the morning
by the mid-watch patrols of the
Dam Neck Mills and Little Is
land Stations (Sixth DISTRICT.
Surfman George w. Stone, of
Little Island, reaching his station
two and a half miles to the
Southwark at 2 o'clock while
Surfman James E. Belanga ar
rived and gave the alarm at the
Dam Neck Mills Station, four
miles to the Northward of the
vessel at about twenty minutes
to 3. The ship was about half
mile south of the place where the
patrols of the two stations US
ually met, and therefore, within
the Little Island patrol limits.
The respective crews sprang
from their beds as soon as they
heard the alarm, and set out
upon the mission from which
some of them were destined
never to return alive.
Surfmen Lost their Lives
The ship being within Keeper
Abel Belanga's precinct, he pro-
ceeded to the scene with his
beach apparatus, while Keeper
Barco, of Dam Neck Mills, took
simply a spare shot line. The
latter and his men thus COM
paratively free-footed, and hav-
ing the wind at their backs,
reached the neighborhood of the
wreck shortly after four o'clock,
finding that Belanga's men had
not yet come pushed on south to
meet them and give them help
ing hand. This aided the latter
materially, as they were nearly
exhausted from drawing the
heavily laden cart against the
wind, and through the snow
drifts in some places almost
waist deep. The ship meanwhile
had been making signals by
torch or Coston lights, every ten
or fifteen minutes from the time
of her discovery by the patrol.
1t lacked but twenty minutes