Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22

meet on January 26th. at 7.30 AZ
the home Of Miss Bernice Abbott
in Glendale. All members are re-
quested to be present.
BANKERS MEETING - The
Board Of Governors and the Execu-
tive Committee of the Sussex Chap
ter of the Delaware Institute of
Banking met at the Georgetown
trust Company, January I3, 1854.
at p. m. Mr., Glen A. Ward. Presi-
dent, presided.
POLIO DRIVE BENEFIT-There
viii be an old fashion "Jamboree"
held in the Glendale School audi
torlum on Tuesday, January 26th.
az O'Clock, featuring Ralph Hoe
bee and His Boys, Alton Millman.
Bill Walker and His Play Poys. en-
tertainers from Station WJWI, and
other local entertainers. Donations
at the door: Adults, soc: children
25c.
CENSUS-Orville c. Demaree has
Deen appointed Supervisor of the
Baltimore District Office of the u.
5. Bureau of the Census, it was an.
nounced today by Edwin P. Sla-
Daugh, New York Regional Sinner
visor of that Bureau.
Demaree comes to his new most
from the Washington Office of the
census Bureau where he has been
employed for several years in yari-
Gus capacities. Before starting his
career with the government he
was employed as traffic manager
by a Kentucky distillery and also
worked as an assistant buver ~
tobacco for the export market He
lives on a 35-aere farm near I'M
per Marlboro, MARYLAND
The Baltimore Census Office
which is located at 10S South cav
street, conducts surveys and CEN
suses pertaining to Formulation
housing, agriculture, business in,
oustry and a variety of other snh-
Jects, and has Jurisdiction over Cen
sus Bureau activities in MARYLAND
and part Of Delaware.
SPECIAL REFERENDUM - A
special referendum will be held in
the Georgetown High School I'm
Saturday, February 18th, between
the hours OF one and eight D. m.
Tor the purpose of releasing funds
from previous Debt Service Ac-
count. The amount involved is an
proximately 100000, and was
issue. "O'iu
The Board of Education of the
Georgetown Special School District
proposes to use these funds for eve
Pehses Incidental to the changes
Drought about by the construction
program under way at the school
voters in the referendum viii he
giving approval to a transfer oF
the balance in this account from an
inactive to an active stains NJ
raise in taxes is involved and a
favorable vote by the electora to vii II
merely effect a change in booI--
keeping. OOOA :
All members of the Board of
Education have full Information
concerning the issue involved and
VIII answer any questions pertain-
ing to the referendum. At tbe nev+
meeting of the Georgetown Parent
TEACHER Association, two members
OF the Board Of Education will re-
view the purposes involved in tbe
referendum which has been scbad-
uled for February 18th.
CONCEALED WEAPON-Cbarees
OF carrying concealed a deadly
weapon and pointing it at another
man with whom he had a dispnte
cost Thomas L. Jarvis, &c. Green's
Doro, Md, $110 in fines and costs
$lOO on the first charge and SO
on the other.
A companion, William Pass
waters, had to pay a fine of S25
and costs on a charge of malicious
mischief. The penalties were inn
posed on both men by Magistrate
c. R. Dempsey of Dover.
The arrests followed complaint
lodged at the Dover police station
by John Gulkiewicz, an airman
stationed at the Dover Air Force
Base, shortly before a. m, last
Friday.
He related that an automobile
operated by Jarvis stopped along the
Hartly Road, near Pearson's Corner,
west of Dover, and that he, Gulkie-
wicz, applied his brakes but did not
come to stop before slightly bump
ing the Jarvis car, though, he con-
tended no damage resulted.
In an ensuing dispute, Jarvis, the
airman claimed, pointed a pistol at
him and Passwaters broke a window
in his automobile; Jarvis followed
the airnan's car into Dover until
the airman halted at the police
station, and then continued past
the station.
BEACH EROSION-GoV. j. Caleb
Boggs has announced that he has
called a conference to be held in
the Legislative Hall Feb. to con-
slider what may be done with Dell
aware's problem of beach-erosion.
The Governor has invited mem
bers of the congressional delega-
ton, Representatives of the u. S.
Corps of Engineers, State Highway
Department officials, and local Off
Gals of the areas concerned to at
tend the conference.
The purpose of the conference
will include an overall discussion
Of the problem of beach-erosion,
and will consider also the follow
ing agenda:
1. Limits of projects. 2. Type
of preliminary study and report