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Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
DAGSBORO
Mrs. Marguerite Gray
Phone Rodney 1851

A beautiful candlelight wedding
was solemnized Wednesday even
ing at 7 p. m. in Bethel Methodist
Church when Miss Iris Clogg
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Clogg, and Russell Birmingham
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Britting-
ham, were joined in matrimony by
the Rev. Ray Kirwin of Houston
After the ceremony reception was
held in the Fire Hall. After their
honeymoon in the southern states
the happy couple will reside at
Bethany Beach.
The Rev. and Mrs. Kirwin were
dinner guests Tuesday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Campbell.
The Rev. Squires, pastor of Beth
ell Methodist Church, who has been
i'll is much improved. He and his
family spent the weekend with
Mrs. SGuires' parents . in. Preston,
Md.
Mrs. Marydel West is improving
after minor operation of the nose.
Mrs. Myrtle Parsons of Bridge
vile and sister of Parsonsburg
spent Friday with her son and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Par
sons.
Miss June Murray, granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe of
here, and Donald Collins of Gum
boro were quietly married Satur-
day, November 16, at Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West of
Clarksville called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard West on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Brown spent
the weekend with Mr.. Browns sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCabe
in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams
of Philadelphia were overnight
guests of Mrs. Doris Jones and
children.
Mrs. Edna Lynch visited her son,
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

group at Todd's Community House,
on Saturday evening for the supper
and then moved over to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Meredith
for the rest of the evening, honor
ing five birthdays which occur in
November: namely, those of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Hawk, Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Cook and Mr.. Jacob
Hatfield.
Weekend guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Davis were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartly Folmsbee. of
Woodland, Pa. They were joined on
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Graydon
Hurst and Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Fry
of Wilmington, all enjoying the de-
licious turkey dinner served by
their hostess. The group attended
the homecoming service at Green
wood Methodist Church.
On Wednesday evening, the
group who play Volley Ball at the
school proceeded after the game to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Post and surprised Mrs. Post in
honor of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Burton Case OF
Harrington, were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Hatfield.
Tie Ever-Welcome Glass oi
Grace Church met at the home OF
Mrs. Theodore Payne on Thursday
evening. After conducting their
business meeting they enjoyed a
wonderful evening of fellowship
with their hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

STOVE, REFRIGERATOR
Aluminium pot, pan and whis-
ting teakettle go to work for
the little miss who owns this
heavy steel stove with opening
oven door :. Lots of dummy
food packages, bottles and
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

plans were offered as prizes for
those who attend, and also a free
demonstration for all. Mrs. Howie
says there is no need to disrobe to
reduce, relax and cheer up the
Gyro Way. "The equipment does
all the work." Mrs. Howie explains.
"Our women and men just sit or
can lay back and let the Gyro do
the reducing and firming. A wo-
man should average dress one
size smaller after ten days of rec
commended Gyro slendering SER
vices"
The salon. located at 321 South
Division street, Salisbury, across
from Peninsula General Hospital,
was open for demonstrations only
on Wednesday from ten o'clock in
the morning to nine o'clock that
night. Refreshments were served.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
HOW'S THAT AGAIN?

COLUMBUS, Neb. - up = When
operating manager Howard Erick-
son of the Nebraska Public Power
System learned that piece of
electric transmission line was ly-
ing across a railroad track he
promptly reported to the railroad
in correct power terminolgy:
There's a conductor lying across
your tracks"
The railroad people, who have a
different meaning for the term con-
ductor were considerably more
concerned about the report.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
Millsboro School News
College Night

College Night
Twenty-Five students from the
Junior and Senior classes attended
College Night in Dover Monday
November 25, 1857. Mr.. Otis JEFF
ferson, Jr., School Guidance Coun-
selor, and few of the parents
accompanied the group.
Football
A 70-yard dash by Alton Scott
on the second play from scrim-
mage dampened the spirits of the
invaders from Lord Baltimore on
the gridiron of the Millsboro High
School Friday evening.
Salt was later rubbed into the
wound when Scott ran nine yards
for another It'd. in the second
quarter. Tom Moore scored a six
yard run in the third quarter to
complete the damage. Final score
1910.
The visitors made their deepest
penetration in Blue Devil territory
in the final period, reaching the
25-yard mark before the push fall
tered
Millsboro High, now owning 2
A record, opposes John M. Clayton
High away on Wednesday night
November q, 1857, for the final
game of the season.
Dance
The Junior Glass is sponsoring
a Dance on Friday, November 49,
at the Millsboro School from s to
IL p. m.
The entire 35 member class will
decorate the auditorium for the
dance under the supervision of
their class advisor, Mr.. Hunter
Clark. The class will also sell re-
freshments.
Admission to the dance will be
35c stag or soc per couple. Grades
7-12 are invited.
Chaperones for the dance are
Mr.. Lyle Ferris and Mr.. Hunter
Clark of the school faculty. Also
serving as chaperones are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Birmingham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Butler and Mrs. Jack Birl.
Thanksgiving
The Millsboro Elementary and
High School closed at 2:05 D. m.
on Wednesday, November 27, for
the Thanksgiving Holiday. The
school will open again on Monday,
December 2.
Traffic Safety
Five students from the Millsboro
School have been selected to attend
the Youth Conference ON Traffic
Safety at the Dover Fieldhouse on
Saturday, December z.
The representatives are Elaine
Brittingham, Harriet Nichols,
Elaine Bril-, Catherine Wiley and
Kaaren Klotz.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

KISS YOUR SCALES GOOD
BYE is what these two young wo-
men are saying. They're just sit
ting and reducing. It's the new
way to slenderize, to firm up, to
make yourself a size smaller in
less than ten days. That's the prom
Use of the Gyro Slenderizing Salon
opening this week in Salisbury.
Above are two of the five different
types of equipment the Gyro Slen-
derizing Salon will have in service.
This new service will be operated
by Mrs. Catherine Howie and Mrs.
Mary Christensen, both of Sails
bury. For the opening day, We'd
nesday of this week, Raymond Hor-
witz of the Gyro Company was OIL
hand to explain the simplicity of
the Gyro reducing and relaxing
methods.
A number of full slenderizing
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
FREE SHOW

CINCINNATI Up How about
a home with a drive-in motion pic
ture theatre thrown in?
Home owners in one block OF
the Oakley section of Cincinnati
have one just off their back yards
They complained with the drive
in theatre opened just behind them
Their complaints turned to joy
however, when the theatre oper-
ators provided each home with a
sound box so they could hear the
show as well as see it from back
porch or yard.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
Earl White Renamed
To County Soil Board
CONTINUED from page one)

Re-organization of the Board
will take place at the January
Meeting. Mr.. Short pointed out
that the Districts program IS de-
signed to encourage farm owners
and operators to put good conser-
vation measures into practice. and
to help provide the necessary
equipment for establishing these
measures at a near the actual cost
of operation.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

Meat-tenderizing salt may be
used oa venison steak to advan
tage When you broil or pantry
this steak, remember that it should
be served rare.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

If your cake is crumbly, you may
have added more baking powder
than necessary or your oven tenn
perature may have been too low
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-31

GENERAL Electric refrigerator; EasT
Spindrier washer. EV. l-7720.
GRAND gas stove, IA room circulating
heater with thermostat. both for $50.
KE. 1-0894 after 2 p. m.
COL d S p OF refrigerator, used
months. w. 1-2950.
ELECTRIC range, 30-inch, months
old, reasonable price. TIA Donald
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REFRIGERATOR, like new, reason
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CROSLEY refrigerator, II ca. f.. go.
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SERVEL refrigerator. Call VIII. 4-10e7.
CROSLEY Shelvador refrigerator. ii
Gu. it, excellent condition, reason
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CROSLEY electric late model range.
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1888.
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80 p. m.
TABLE top gas stove, $40. Ev. 2-O27s'
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HELP WANTED (MALE)
NEEDED!

MAN wanted, general cleanup work in
small shop, 2 to hours day, be-
tween 8 and 5 p. M, Euciid-Green
area. Reply Box 1880 8i4 East lS2nd.
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>ali For Appointment s:30 AN. to 500 Pm
Employment Service Is Our Business
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2 LADY'S coats, size 20, maroon and
blue. w. 1-4973.
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KITTEN, gray-white, male, found on
Treadwen Saturday. RE. 2-9120.
YOUNG black kitten found in EIclid's
kroger store Lake Shore). well
hammered. w. 1-7OOO.
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CONTACT EVE ROBERTS

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PAYROLL CLERK. comp. leorn
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ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Husband Remonstrates

nuSDouu demonstrates
Sources close to the family Of
Mrs. Das Gupta gave this ac-
count:
Mrs. Das Gupta was hired by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Big Shokeup Expected
In Argentino's Army

Gen. Aramburu called on Gen.
Majo. a 66-year-old artillery
man who had been retired
seven years. to fill the job in
an apparent attempt to place
a neutral leadership over the
wrangling factions.
That move displeased both
sides and brought a joint effort
from them to revoke Gen. Majo's
appointment.
Aramburu Wins Support
Gen. Aramburu met their de-
mands head on by calling in the
top army leaders and ordering
them to declare whether they
supported him. His quick action
set off a stampede Of officers Of
all political tendencies to rally
to his side.
The navy and air force, where
Gen. Aramburu squelched SINH
lar squabbles during the past
two months. apparently were
adopting an aloof. but pro-Aram-
buru stand.
There were no special security
measures visible in Buenos Aires.
However. informed sources said
the guard was reinforced at the
Army Ministry and alerts were
ordered at potential trouble
spots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Sergeant Cleared
Of Killing Chinese

TAIPEI. May 23otP.-United
States Army M/Sergt. Robert G.
Reynolds. ~. was acquitted to-
day Of a charge of voluntary
manslaughter in the Staying OF
a Chinese he found peeping
through a bathroom window.
Sergt. Reynolds told a court
martial he fired two shots at
the man. Liu Tze-jan. last March
20 after the Chinese started to-
ward him with an object that
looked like a steel rod. pipe or
stick.
The sergeant. who was born
at Colora. Md. lists Coatsville.
Pa. as his home. He testified
that he discovered Liu peering
through the bathroom window of
his home near Taipei after his
wife called to him from the
shower. saying. Someone's at
the window"
Most of the Americans In the
courtroom applauded the ver-
dict. Chinese spectators pre-
served a rigid silence.
The court Of five colonies and
three master sergeants reached
its verdict after celebrating an
hour and IS minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
New RosseIIini Affair
Is Concern for Nehru

Mr.. RoSsellini as a film script
writer some time ago. They were
attracted to each other. He on
one occasion few 1000 miles
from Mysore. where ne was on
TO Calcutta to consult
with her on the script for his
documentaries.
Hari Das Gupta. the husband.
demonstrated with his wife but
she continued to work for Mr..
Rossellini when both the Das
Guptas and Mr.. Rossellini re-
turned to Bombay.
Mrs. Das Gupta's father, a re-
titred physician. tried in vain to
persuade his daughter to ADAM
don the idea that she is a talented
beauty who can diSplace Miss
Bergman in Rosselllni's life. The
father tried also to put pressure
on Rossellini.
There was no indication Resell
lini planned to leave India soon.
Before he left for New DELHI
last night he was reported to
have motored to a Bombay sub
urb seeking villa he could rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Bill Would Make Shrine
OF Carrier Enternrise

Senator Magnusen, Democrat
Of Washington. yesterday In
troduced a Joint resolution to-
authorize the famous aircraft
carrier Enterprise to be brought
to Washington as a permanent
national shrine.
The former flagship Of Ad-
miral william F. (Bull) Halsey
is to be disposed Of by the Navy.
The Enterprise Association,
headed by the retired admiral.
now is soliciting public dona-
tons TO purchase the vessel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
France Cuts Off
Aid 10 1unisia

PARIS. May 20 (RI.-France
has suspended all financial aid
to .Tunisia because of the open
support in that former French
protectorate for the rebellion in
Algeria.
A government announcement
last night said Deputy Foreign
Minister Maurice Faure had
notified the Tunisian Ambas-
sador two days ago the prom
Used aid would be blocked.
France had planned to extend
12.1 billion francs ($34.5 million)
in credit to Tunisia for 1867
The first installment was to
have been furnished this week
The money was to help shore
up the economy of Tunisia. But
the French delayed following
through to pressure the Tuni-
slams into ending their backing
for the Algerians.
Popular backing for the
Algerian nationalists is so wide
spread in Tunisia that Premier
Habib Bourguiba would have
difficulty suppressing tiff he
wanted to. The Tunisians, Arab
blood brothers of the Algerians
gained their independence from
France only little more than a
year ago.
The Algerians have found
unofficial refuge and medical
aid across the Tunisian frontier
Highly placed figures in the
Algerian National Liberation
Front tFLM operate freely in
TuniS.
The FIN issued a communique
in Tunis yesterday saying 81
French troops have been killed
in a battle in the Bou-Zegza
Maintains in Car1froI Aioar,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

BUENOS AIRES. May % (R.
President Pedro Aramburu to-
day was reported preparing a
sweeping shakeup Of his army
commands following the custer
and arrest of the commander in
chief. Gen. Luis Bussetti.
Gen. Bussetti's removal came
yesterday after he led a defiant
group of army leaders in de-
manding that Gen. Aramburu
fire the Army Minister. Gen.
Victor Jaime Majo, who was APP
pointed to that post Monday. >,
An undetermined number of
officers who backed Gen. Bussetti
also were reported arrested. Gen.
Bussetti had served as COM
mander in chief six months.
Gen Majo took over Gen.
Bussetti's post in addition to
his own ministerial duties. He
scheduled a press conference for
late today, and it was believed
he would announce additional
command changes, possibly In
Guiding the forced retirement of
scores of officers.
Third Recent Crisis
The dispute was the third
military crisis for Gen. Aram-
buru in three months. The
army troubles have been build
ing up since last week when
Gen Arturo Ossorio Arana. one
of Gen. Aramburu's closest sup
Iporters, resigned as army min
lister. He repeatedly stepped out
as the result Of a feud with Gen.
Hector Solanas Pachecho, an
influential calvary general.
Selection Of a successor
brought a split between a
younger group Of officers and
an opposing clique Of old guard
generals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
POUND

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BOMBAY. India. May % up.
The reported love affair Of
Roberto Rossellini and Mrs. Son.
alo Das Gupta. 27-year-old Ben
gall film script writer, has be-
come a matter Of official concern
for Prime Minister Nehru.
Mr.. Rossellini has dismissed
as fantastic nonsense" reports
that he plans to divorce Ingrid
Bergman and marry Mrs. Das
Gupta, mother Of two children.
Miss Bergman, who is in Paris.
also says there Is no truth in the
reports.
Mrs. Das Gupta. who is sepa-
rated from her movie director
husband and has occupied a
hotel room near Mr.. Rossellini's
in Bombay's Tai Mahal Hotel.
says her connection with the
director is only of a business
nature. She won't talk about
her domestic difficulties.
Has State Contract
Mr.. Nehru enters the picture
because Mr.. Rossellini has a con-
tract with the Indian govern
ment for making documentary
films.
A close friend Of Mrs. Das
Gupta said Mrs. Sucheta, Krip-
alani. a member Of Parliament,
and a relative Of Mrs. Das Gupta
had placed the situation before
Mr.. Nehru. who was said to have
listened sympathetically.
Members Of the family are
concerned that Mrs. Das Gupta
might try TO leave India with
the Italian film director. His
visa has already expired. He
will have 10 quit the country
If it is not extended. He left
Bombay last night for New
Delhi. ostensibly in connection
with the documentary film he
is making.
1t would be easy for the In
dian government to refuse an
exit visa for Mrs. Das Gupta
II her husband requested such
action. But he has made no
move to do 50.
Husband demonstrates
Sources close to the family Of
Mrs. Das Gupta gave this ac-
count: