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Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
Spanish Contest For
Delaware Students

CONTINUED from page one1
mittee of the state chapter Of the
AATSP.
The competition will be held in
room 22e<es the university's Hulli-
hen Hall 1t 4.1o D. m, Friday,
April 27. On the basis of the con-
test, the university will award c.
500 scholarship to the high-scor-
ing high school senior who has
been admitted to the university for
study in the fall of 1856 Also, the
Delaware chapter of the AATSP
will present medal for excellence
in Spanish to the highest scoring
second, third, and fourth year stu
dent from each high school repre-
sented in sts membership.
The examination will be of the
objective type, consisting of aural,
compl ehension. vocabulary, gram
mar. reading comprehension and
knowledge OF Spanish civilization
Since only one scholarship is avail
able. tie in the competition will
necessitate consideration of fur
ther evidence of the proficiency of
the students concerned
Results of the stale Spanish con-
test will be announced in the
spring meeting of the Delaware
chapter of the AATSP on Sunday
May s.
Because of ruling of the ma
tional organization, the Delaware
chapter is unable to award medals
TO winners in those schools where
the Spanish teacher is not a mem-
Der of the AATSP. However, arg
high school student in the state is
eligible to compete for the uni
versity scholarship.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
MORE ORANGES

LAKE ALFRED, Fla. - up -
So many new citrus groves have
been planted in Florida in the last
two years, the State Plant Board
reported, that orange planting
stock has been used up.
Charles Poucher of the plant
board said some nurseries are sold
out of pineapple and Valencia
orange stocks through next No
vember.
Thousands of acres of new
groves have been set out in the
citrus section of central Florida in
recent months, most of them
oranges, Poucher says.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
Soybeans And MilIet
Make Good Hay Crops


Are you going to need extra hay
this year? The time to do some
thing about it is rapidly approach
ing. A mixture of Is pounds of
millef and bushels of soybeans
per acre seeded about May Is win
produce from to tons of good
quality hay. according TO William
II. Henderson, County Agent
Any one of several varieties Of
millet may be seeded. German,
Hungarian or common are three
that are often used. Black Wilson
Soybeans make the best variety fer
hay although the yellow or green
varieties may be used.
Care should be taken in seeding
in order that the milIet will not
be covered too deep.
An application of 900 to 500
pounds of a 5-10-10 fertilizer drill
ed in ahead of the seeding will
give an increased yield.
BY harvesting the crop about
July 20, it is possible to make a
second planting and which can be
harvested the latter part of Sep
tember and thus increase the to-
tai tonnage of hay produced.
While there are other crops that
can be used for emergency hay
such as Sudan Grass. Oats and
other small grains, none of them
provide either the quality or guam
tity of hay as the soybean and mil
let mixture.
Further information on emergen-
cy hay crops is available at your
County Extension Office, George
town.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
Gumboro, Millsboro
planning For Chest
X-Ray Program
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Bullock, club contacts; Tom Whit
ledge, outlying districts.
Yrs. Timmons has assembled a
hostess committee composed of the
following volunteer workers.: Mrs.
Raymond Rust, Mrs. A. Wayne
BurtCn. Mrs. MiIlard Monroe. Mrs.
Hal r. Wescott. Mrs. Howard Hud-
son, Mrs. George Outten, Mrs.
Farry Ayres, Mrs, Norris Goodwin,
Mrs Nina Timmons, Mrs. Leslie
Timmons, Mrs. Vollie Gray, Mrs.
Leroy Monroe
The unit viii be located at the
Acme Store in MiIlsnoro on April
"a, 25, and rs. On Tuesday and
Thursday. the scheduled hours are
1900 a. m.-1:00 p. m. and 300
400 p. m
Remember-it only takes min
ute, no undressing is necessary
and no appointment is needed AL
so. these dates may be important
to you.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
KEYS TO TROUBLE

HENRIETTA, Okla. - Up =
Rose Yarmoski, superior court
clerk caught in wintry storm
without transportation, decided to
bundle up and walk to work.
When she arrived downtown, she
discovered she didn't have her Of
flee key. She started trudging back
home-only to learn she didn't
have a house key either.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
ARMS AND THE MAN

sTONEHAM, Colo. -(Pl- Ralph
E. (Bud) Bartram, 40, is we'll
equipped for his part-tims duties
as justice of the peace and special
sheriff's deputy. He runs 1850
acre farm and has a coIleekon of
35 rifles, so pistols and 1,a0g In
dian arrowheads.
His 35 rifles include muzzle-
loading pieces made in 1850. His
oldest revolver was made in 1871,
his latest in 1855.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
CAESAR RODNEY
SCHOOL NEWS
Homemakers Plan Convention

Barbara Cluley, state pSesiaent
of the Future Homemakers of
America and a member of the Can
sar Rodney Chapter, will preside
at the annual state meeting Of che
FILA which is to be held on Tfurs,.
day, April 26, at the PeCples
Church in Dover.
Ten delegates from each school
will attend the meeting State
officers for the coming year 1856
81 viii be elected by these dele
gates.
The Caesar Rodney FILA Chap
ters, both junior and senior, will
provide the decorations for the
luncheon held in connection with
the meeting. Since this year marks
the 10th Anniversary of the FILA as
a National organization, the theme
will be TEN and THEN.
Mrs. Janet r. Scheidt and Mrs.
Elizabeth d. Woodrow are the
advisers of the Caesar Rodney
Chapter.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
FUTILE LOOKUP

DUNCAN. Okla. - up - Cecil
Blake has decided TO leave his car
doors unlocked from now on.
He reported he has locked his
car only twice in the long time
he has been driving-and both
times IL was broken into.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
Telephone: .ss71 or 4s4s

The April injecting of the Ground
Observer Corps was conducted
April Is. Mentioned was z trip to
the Governor Bacon Health Center
for two officials of the post. This
trip is scheduled for April 29 at
200 D. m. The next meeting will
be held Me II.
Do your part in defending Amer-
icas Join the Ground Observer.
Corps and spot planes. Call Mslsord
4243 or 437I to volunteer.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
Dusty Clothes r4anes

Metal clothes lines that have
corroded can be brought back into
shape By sandpapering them and
then applying coat of wax.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20

FAN Vegetable Crops
A good firm seedbed Is most i'm
portant in getting stand of fan
vegetable crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
MeKESSN'S ocToFEN
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McKESSoN'S UToL
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MeKESSoN'S sURIN
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MeKESSoN'S BEXEL
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McKESS0N'S BEXEL
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McKESSoN'S BEXEL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-07
Rubber Supplies
CutbyCrisis

The Commerce Department
said yesterday there may be a
temporary pinch in natural rub
Der supplies next month because
of the closing of the Suez Canal
to civilian traffic.
The department said natural
rubber supplies from the Far
East to this country, including
supplies now en- route, for the
most part will reach the East
Coast by way Of the Panama
Canal. This will increase the
time of shipment by about two
days.
Natural rubber for Europe will
move by way Of the Cape of
Good Hope, requiring about a
week longer than through the
SueZ Canal.
The department said this re-
routing will affect Europe more
than the United States. 1t re-
ported stocks of natural rub
Der in Europe as mot high" and
that available supplies for export
from this country are not sub
stantial.
The department said European
manufacturers may buy and use
increased quantities of United
States synthetic rubber in
November and December. United
States stocks of synthetic rub
Der are well above normal and
production is capable of con-
siderable increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-07
Novel Forecasts True

NEW YORK.-The novels of
Jules Verne who died in 1905
predicted the age of airplanes.
submarines and television.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-07
First Auto Tux

ALBANY.-The first State to
levy a registration fee upon au-
tomobiles was New York which
imposed the tax in 1901.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22
TOPHATTERS

The TophatterS held their
weekly meeting at the home of
Mrs. nlar Hicks, Ir1na Williams
presiding. After a short business
meeting, plans were completed
for the Coffee Pour Easter Sun
day. Mrs. Hicks served a deli
cious evening luncheon before
the club began sewing aprons
which will be displayed at the
Coffee Pour.
Vivian Sims, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22
BAHA1'S MEETING

The Bahai'S of Phoenix extend
an invitation to the public to
hear Mrs. Rhoderoi Meyers speak
Wednesday evening at 8 PM.
March 28th at the Phoenix Pu-
bile Library, Penthouse Room.
Mrs. Meyers of 2029 w. Keim
DR.. will speak of 'The Divine
Springtime" utilizing the timely
analogy of our spring season of
the physical world, and correlat-
ing the fulfilment in Devine
bountieS made manifest in a
spiritual springtime.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22
Loyal Buddies

A smart, royal-blue invitation,
intriguingly cut in the form of
their monogram, announces the
formal dance to be given by the
Loyal BuddieS.
1t is their third anniversary
dance and will be held Friday
evening, March % at Prince
Hall Masonic Temple.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22
EASTERN STARS MEET

Maricopa Chapter No. l Order
of Eastern Star, meet in regular
meeting Monday, March 10, at
Prince Hall Masonic Temple,
Mrs. Elvira Swindall, Worthy
Matron presiding.
The chapter, which is in char
ge this year, completed plans for
Palm Sunday services, to be hold
at Antioch Baptist Church, Ele-
venth at Monroe Streets, Sun
day, $50, P. M. The public is
invited, with an especial invita-
ton to all visiting Prince Hall
MaSons and Eastern Stars. The
church choir will conduct the
musical numbers.
All members are urged to at
tend our next meeting, March
26, when we will welcome our
Grand Matron and Grand Lee
turer in this their first official
visit.
After their initiation, Sisters
Vivian Ludd and Ruth Beardon
were welcome as members OF the
Order.
Hattie M. Ccott, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22
WHICH WAY OUT?

Philosophy says, Think your
way out.
Repeal says, Drink your way out.
Politics says, Spend your way out.
Science says, Invent your way
out.
Communism, Strike your way
out.
MilitariSm, Fight your way out.
But Christ says, II AM THE
WAY" out.
Church Chimes
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22

On this point, Mickey Levine,
American Veterans Committee
representative, has asked inveS-
tigation of violations of Negro
veterans rights. He charges that
southern Negro veterans are de-
MED their rights to housing,
training and loans.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22

The Young bride had just
hired a maid and was earnestly
trying to impress her with the
advantages of the job.
I'm sure you'll find us easy
to get along with, she said sn1l-
ing. "It shouldn't be hard job.
After all, we have no children
to bother you".
II like kind, exclaimed the
maid with a broad wink, $50
don't go restricting yourselves
on accounta me-.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22
THOUGHT OF THE WEEK

A man has to do many fine
deeds to prove that he is good;
only one evil deed to prove that
he is bad.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22
Social and GM4 AWala4

Call your news into the office before
Wednesday, 5 pm. - Phone Alpine 3-36e2
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1856

Ten men can stand in the
open mouth of a Blue Whale,
the worlds largest mammal.
The bat is the worlds smallest
mammal.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-22

The ears of a cricket are in
his legs ,and a snakes ears are in
his tongue.
The average American spends
Bic per year for matches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

THIS 2-YEAR-OLD, proud of his Sun
i day dress and buttoned shoes, was
born near Leonardtown, Nd, on Septem-
Der 25 1917. He is the eldest Of five
children. and attended primary and Sec
ondary schools in st. Marys County.
Always fluent talker, as a high school
student he won an oratorical contest
sponsored by the washington Star in
the early sos. His summers were spent
working at nearby beaches One year,
he got a job at the bus terminal at T. B.,
Md. There, he did everything from SELL
ing gas and janitoring to pinch-hitting
as a Short-order cook. Occasionally, he.
was even permitted to drive buses. This
aroused his interest in transportation
problems.
After a year at National University in
Washington, where he maiored in eco
Monies, he went to Columbia University
to complete his education, and took pre-
law work. He had no time for outside
interests, earning his way through col
lege. A summer job as traffic manager
of the old Potomac River Line in the
District of Columbia made it partially
possible for him to earn his ABB. degree.
During school terms, after taking train
ing at the Music Arts Center in New
York to eliminate his southern accent,
he worked nights as a radio announcer
for the Mutual Broadcasting System in
New York. On week ends, he committed
to T. B., where he operated ballroom
on Saturday nights and holidays
After he was graduated from Column
Who is this?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
Who Is This :?
By HELEN CIBLO

bia, he worked for an automobile agency
as a salesman and then sales manager.
In the meantime, he had joined the
New York National Guard. His outfit. the
7th Regiment, was federalized in 1910. He
entered the United States Army as a
I'd lieutenant in artillery and after five
years service was separated as a major.
During the campaign of northern
France, he received shrapnel wounds.
Among his decorations are the Purple
Heart and five campaign stars. He twice
received the bronze star with cluster.
He returned to civilian life in 1945. In
Washington, he reorganized Sight-See-
ing and transportation company which
had gone out of business during the war.
Starting with eight employees and three
vehicles, his company now numbers $50
employees and 152 vehicles.
He Is a member of the National De-
Tense Transportation Association and is
on the board of directors Of the National
Association of Travel Organizations. This
vice president of the Washington branch
Of the Skal Club is also a member of the
local Board of Trade and the Rotary
Club.
A fishing enthusiast, his angling expe-
ditions have taken him all over the
United States and to Canada and the
Caribbean. He is a member of the Mar
lin Club Of Ocean City. He never lost his
childhood interest in boats waterways,
and reading.
He lives with his wife and three chill
dren at Spring Valley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11
Residential Work
Drops Off Slightly

The dollar volume of all pri-
vate residential construction de-
clined more than seasonally be-
tween January and the previous
month. the Commerce and Labor
Departments reported this week.
The figure for January, this
year. was IL per cent lower than
in December. 1855. though 3 per
cent ahead Of January. 1855.
All private residential con-
struction includes non-farm resi-
dental. new dwelling units and
additions and alterations.
AS for new dwelling units
alone. the decline in January,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11
Apartments Sold
In Alexandra

James. John and Joseph Juli-
ano of Alexandria have sold two
apartment projects at 1907
Commonwealth avenue and 1908
Cliff street. Alexandria, to Irv-
ing and AL Fogel Of Washington
The apartments are two and
three bedroom units with yard
and playground facilities. S.
Greenheet Fischer handled the
transaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11

DIRECTIONS: Oar Metz Hampshire
Ave. to Missouri Ava. tars right TO SoMth
Dakota Aps., right on South Dakota rs
biocksl to Hamilton street. left OF Hansit.
tor to III 81. and model Home. Foiiow the
"CatrifS Sigss."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11
Large Form Sold

Mount Airy Farm. q stone
house and 500 acres in Upper
vile. Va. has been sold by Mrs.
r. Beatty Brown to Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley jenkins Of Lake Village,
Ind. The Jenkinses plan to oper-
ate it as a dairy farm. The sale
was handled by Previews, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11
U. S. Grants Push
Planning in Cities

Federal planning grants slim
ulated a big increase in State
planning aid to small commune
ties and in metropolitan plan
ming last year. according to a
Iyear-end report on the 16-
month-old Urban Planning As
sistance Program.
A total OF $474,g46 in Federal
grants was approved for urban
planning during the first full
year Of the program. The Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11

this year, from the previous
month, amounted to Is per cent,
and was even 4 per cent under
the January. 1855, total. the
agency said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11

HOME SHOW CONTESTANTS David Novick left,
1901 Underwood street NV, senior student at
Coolidge High School, and Vaughn Wilhelm, a fell
low student of COS Somerset street NV, talk over
their entries in the Washington Home Show design
competition The entries will be displayed starting
next Saturday. at the show in the District National
Guard Arnory. (Story on Page B-1) s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11

grants were made to planning
agencies In Is States for rs small
towns, six metropolitan areas
and two regional areas.
, 1956-06-30
g r a Z E

One w Ton Ford Truck,
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Contact Stanley A. Farrelly
, 1956-06-30
NOTICE

It is hereby brought to the attention Of the public that the re-
moval Of Sand from the beach area Of the Marley Homes Pro-
ject in Frederiksted, ST. Crox, without the approval and con-
sent Ct the Virgin Islands Housing and Redevelopment Aath-
oritv, is strictly prohibited.
Effectively Immediately persons Or firms DESTROYS Of plrchas-
ing sand from the aforementioned area should make arrange
ments with the Managements representative in 81. Croix,
Mr.. Nicasio Nico, at the {. Hamilton Jackson Terrace. in
Christiansted, St. Croix.
Persons found ~unlawfully removing sand from the Marley
Homes after publication of this Notice will be dealt with in
accordance with the law.
HENRY "A. MILLIN
Executive Director
Virgin Islands Housing and Redevelopment Authority