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Evening star., 1957-04-21
Hello Nom Victor
At Lincoln Downs

LINCOLN. r. l., April 20 up
The Colonial Farms Hello
Nom. a daughter of Helvetian
today scored her third consecu-
tive and most important victory
in the $4,000 Pawtucket Handi-
cap at Lincoln Downs.
The sturdy 5-year-old re-
spond willingly to the early urg-
ing Of Dick Winant, leading
rider of the meeting. and stayed
in front in the seven-furlong
sprint.
At the wire Hello Nom had
a length on Leon Santore's Hell
last. with the favorite. Peter and
Beno Cirioni's Double Bid, half
a length back. The winners
time was 1:26b. She paid s7.2O.
$4.40 and $3.50. Helfast paid
$4.00 and $3.50, with Double Bid
paying $2.40. i.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
'Grond Canyons $ Surge
Wins GuIfstreom Roce

MIAMI. Fla, April 20 [R.--
Charley Burr gave Grand Can
yon a masterful ride today and
got him up just in time to win
the $50.000 Southern Cros:
Handicap by a nose before 16,-
734 fans at Gulfstream Park.
Grand Canyon. carrying only
il07 pounds. ran the mile and ar
eighth in l:50 over a fast track
and whipped Mighty Chief in
the photo finish. Flying Chief
was third in the l2-horse field.
The race lost much Of its lus-
ter when the Florida born Nee
dies, last years Kentucky Derby
winner was scratched late yes
terday. Trainer Hugh Fontaine
gave his reason as too much
weight" Needles had been as
signed 100 pounds. giving away
from nine to "a pounds to his
rivals.
Needles stablemate. Pardala,
was a late scratch.
Grand Canyon left the gate
last and was seventh after three
quarters Of a mile, then turned
on the speed to be third coming
into the stretch and caught the
pace setting Flying Chief a few
yards from thu wire.
Mighty Chief also came fast
during the last three furlongs
to take second money. while Fly
ing Chief dropped to third, a
half length behind the second
horse.
Lead Scout was fourth and
Tussle Patch. an entry with Bet
ter Goods and favorite at $2.65
to 81. was fifth. Next in order
came Olympia's Ace. Jabneh.
Wonder II. Estacion. Colonel
Jay. Better Goods and Royal
Legion.
Grand Canyon, owned by Ken
Kelman. Toronto. Canada busi-
nessman. paid sl430. $500 and
Evening star., 1957-04-21
EIizubeth's Horse
Wins, Another
Runs Close Second

kEMPTON PARK, England,
April 20 tP.-Queen Elizabeth
watched one of her horses win
and another run a close second
today in fiat races at Kempton
Park.
The Queens Doutelle. a s.
year-old colt. won the seven fur
long guineas Trial stakes after
one Of her fillies, Might and
Main. finished second to Cloth
of Gold in the Princess Royal
stakes for 2-year-olds.
The feature. the Rosebery
stakes at a mile and a quarter,
was won by Royal Chief, a 20-to-
! shot.
The owner Of Doutelle received
$3.466 for the victory in the Trial
stakes.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Sportsmuns Park

PIRsr RACE--Payse, S2.gno: claim.
ins: 3-year.oide: d furlongs.
en,. cia,. R.a Ls',is asos .Dsns' 1850 :SS s.G
1eamie tMuRdorfJ 2.S0
Breezy Toes. Vanhook. B. Dauahy
challanir. Junior Top Beiated Wave
Capital Ace. Zine. Hiss.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $1,000.
stoeI Esehanss tssT Ani iiao w. ,SfioRssl aIo
arans. M4ade tMundorD $40 2.sS
Ultra Priam, Mr.. Psychic. In Es' So
Noble praaon. Tine. iaisss, opss S'1e ray
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 50. 1000: allow
sIs.s; snSss T.ysa E.yssFi ;c.,; eid, ! fgrionS:,
RId.ewise lyandenborrsJ $50 800
% Miss csy.s1, sats1'' Mls. s..nlo. pr:ssss ISLE
Lee; o1py Lady Magnolia. Time. ;iois;
slaimine; a.year-oids and up. Is furiongs
Iolehant tflese.manl 1850 $50 go
Rich Ann JessopD 40 400
on NClear tWiillams) $50
Glory, he Lika. Poppy Lass Taos Co.'s Co.'s.
Ed The Great Time. i:I7b.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000: claim
mas h 4;syesT;Slds ss;S and up iurlSnEs 80
First Bond COLLIER $50 300
Equimore (Craig) i 10
: Eauiail. Super Kitty, American Pluck.
phY1tless Dose. Lowill. orazar. Time.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. S4.5oO; allow.
anees. 4-year-olds and up. 9 furlonss.
kins Bebe tMeauxl 1860 $40 $40
viii Mearns tFieselmanI $50 2ON
SnooEie tCraiGl 2.SO
Beau caryel, Dee Wee Tee. Last snnd
only, BAllynette. Dientudo. Akboy. v6li-
tion Time, 1:IBss
SEVENTH RACE -- The Inaugural
Ha ndicap; $4,000: 3-year-olds and up;
Good Gesture Baird 1900 $40 $40
Speed Rouser Grain 3,gO IN
Rock Pilot tFieseimRn) $50
:. yaildon. Burnt Child. judge Ray
thority.
Simpson and Wise entry.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, $1,000; claim
ins, 4-year.olds and up. mile
Birch Hills baldwin, 2l.S0 $40 4.20
Air Rattle tCIaigD 3HO .INl
BObtag tJesSopl s.N0
Theatriealady. Cortina, Angel Breath.
Iacaro, Evening Ember, Blue Reno
Time, l.f61b.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Boird Ousted as Cage Coach
As WIN Continues Shukeup

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April
20 (P).-Boydson Baird has been
relieved of his duties as head
basketball coach at William &
Mary, it was announced today,
In the second major shuttle in
the athletic department In three
weeks.
Alvin Duke Chandler. W&M
president. said only that Baird
had been appointed a full-time
member Of the physical educa-
tion staff at the college but nc
longer would coach basketball.
The dismissal Of Baird. who
had coached the team the last
five years, ca,nf exactly three
weeks after Jack Freeman, ath-
letic director ard football coach,
resigned.
In his five seasons since COM
ing here from the head basket
ball coaching job at Davidson.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Good Gesture Wins
Chicago Opener

CHICAGO. April 20 P).-
Good Gesture, owned by Bios
som Stable of Chicago. opened
the Chicago racing season today
by winning the $4,000 Inau-
gural Handicap at Sportsman's S
Park.
Ridden by Bobby Baird, Good
Gesture drew out at the far turn
and came home 2l2 lengths
ahead Of favored Speed Rouser.
Rock Pilot finished third.
Good Gesture ran the 6i2 fur
longs in l:214s over a slow track
and paid SIS. sl5.40 and $3.40.
A crowd Of 17,744 attended the
opening of ITS racing days in
Chicago,
Evening star., 1957-04-21
|KeeneIond Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. se.5oo;. claim.
1ns TyestIS,ds; Tss aSOu. sa tpsionEs On
Mary Alice b. lHeekmanni 800 80
Kitty fleet. Defend. Mon Far, Prissy
Girl Ny Carrie. Debbie Lass. Time.
SECOND RACE = Purse. se.esO;
Gary's Star tHartaekl 600 $40 SEQ
Granny's win tHeekmannl I.s0
onaeoun,, | currere, Bond Dell
Streak o'Red. currO Fizz. Rural Road
Time, l:l1ss.
Field.
Davis and Kitchen entry.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claim.
Colonel yohnson iA's5 IOui 1880 7'se oss'' asa
Fieetbelie tHartaekl $50 e.fO
Big Winner tAdamsl $50
Ronnie's Jet. Mr.. Aethel, Dark star
let. Andys Hope. Miss Shannon. Time,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $3.50: spe-
ciaI weiFhts; maidenss :-year-olds;
4 Missegla tArn.,s, 5000 :.so s.eH
Amby. Ivy AEe. Peekerwood, Ieussu.
King Hopeful. Eternal Swords. Smoke
Me-Now. Time. :4oiy.
hunteI ana heaoIey enLfy.
FIFTH RACE-~-Purse, sa.T50: allow
NaHsh.s.ss 'E5sS 'aa $50 vi iSs'n:s $50
~; y Ian..stis :, ,sosSaaiesl 1880 100
Stepkin. colleoni. Country Music.
Sarto. My Dust. Roman Boss. Race
ltraeker, Jays Pride. Time. l:09as.
Field.
SIXTH RACE-The Ben All Handi-
cap: $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and
Star Rover lHeckm'nl 1850 SEQ $50
Tommy's Jet tErbl $50
Bandit. Bernburgoo. Grandpaw.
Time, 1:253s equals track record.
Hasty House Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, SO 500;
starter allow ances: 4-year-olds and up;
about furlonRs
lPomaee Lejeuneb = $50 $40 2.Sa
Dru Away UHeekmann) 500 i.6a
Biz Power tBidweilb $40
Civit. Mr.. Brilliant. saeacity, Flori-
dian, Obnoxious, Time. l:26ss.
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse. $3.50: claim
Ing; 4-year.olds and up; its miles
Howard County tG'Fol 4.sO $50 :.60
'Concentrator tParrottl 3.O0
Whiskawave Little Tiger. Eternal
Nell, X!ppi Pigeon. Time. i51.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

$3.50. Mighty Chief paid $3.50
and $500. Show price on Flying
Chief was $3.50.
Grand Canyon, dark bay geld
Ing son Of Rico Monte out OF
Sunny Vale by Eight Thirty. was
claimed for $1,000 from the
Brookmeade Stable as a 3-year-
old in 1856 and this was his
first victory in IL starts this
year. He won four out of %
last year to earn $2l,6e
Today's victory was worth
$4,000 to Kelman and was the
most important of Grand Can
yon's career.
Second money of $4,000 went
to E. H. Woods. owner of Mighty
Chief, and Ruffalo Bros. picked
up S.. 900 for Flying Chiefs
third-place win. Fourth money
was 5000 and fifth place COL
leetodA $4,000. &
Evening star., 1957-04-21

Baird never had q winning sea-
son although his l955-56 quintet
won the Virginia Big Six cham
pionship.
William & Mary had a 51-72
record during Baird's tenure with
a 1914 season in 1856 the
most successful. The I956-57
team posted a poor e-18 mark
for the season after being touted
as one Of the dark horses Of the
Southern Conference in pre-sea-
son speculation.
While there has been no irdi-
cation of when action will be
taken to find a successor to
Baird. most talk-Baird's dis
missal was not unexpected has
centered on Bill Chambers. the
former William & Mary star who
has coached Newport News High
School to two consecutive State
championships.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
WOOD

Continued From Page C-1
seeming defeat into q terrific
victory.
II had trouble getting him
around the first turn and he was
"a bit rank down the back
stretch" Arcaro said. "Once
those other horses came on him
he settled down to running and
was fine. ! had to hit him left
handed in the stretch but he
responded"
Ambehaving Hit Gate
Mister 1--WE finished fourth
followed by Jocko's Walk. Tena-
cious and Ambehaving.
Ambehaving apparently hit
the side Of the gate at the start
and the track veterinarian said
the New Jersey colt threw out
his stifle.
Willie Shoemaker. who rode
Amhehaving. said his saddle
slipped and he was unable to
pull the horse up.
All carried l26 pounds, the
Derby weight. The Derby, how
ever. is a mile and a quarter.
BoldsRuler win leave by train
Tuesday for Louisville and the
Kentucky Derby.
Fitzsimmons said his horse
came out of the race in fine
shape. Mr.. Fitz will leave for
Kentucky the latter part of next
week for his first trip to the
Derby since 1912.
Trainer Johnny Nerud said he
plans to fly Gallant Man 20
Louisville the early part of
Derby week-probably April 20.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Argentine Rider Dies

BUENOS AIRES. April 20 (H).
Elias Antunez. 40. one of Ar
gentina's most famous jockeys,
who made comeback last year
after two-year retirement. died
last night Of a heart ailment.
After winning more than 1900
races in a 30-year career. An
tunez retired in 1854 to become
a rancher.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Billie Fisk Injured
In GuIfstreum Spill

MIAMI. Fla, April 20 tP.-
Billie Fisk. veteran jockey. was
injured during the second race at
iGulfstream Park today.
Fisk was hurt when his mount.
Georges Rib. appeared to run up
on other horses as they ap-
preached the stretch turn. STUN
bled and threw his rider.
Fisk complained Of pain in the
lower back and was taken to
Hollywood Hospital. He is 80
and a native OF San Ysidro, Calf
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Forestry OfficiuI Dies

TORONTO. April 20 R.-
Oliver Clark (Jenny) Jennette.
"a, known to outdoor writer's
throughout the United States,
died yesterday after a heart at
tack. He had been chief inspec-
tor Of the Ontario Department
of Lands and Forests since 1912
Evening star., 1957-04-21
lumuicu
BY the Associated Press

~ shN oeoNNA9eNA SANoo
FIRST RACE--Purse. $4,000: claim
Hsp..s ES ts'eSgSss gsl ana VI acS i?s!Sg'' ssS $50
Fiddiin Son. Royal Review. Kapador'
"'f ;.oHb We kAcE@Purse, ss.soo: maid.
s'ss q iHHSr sWSrsSa ,ynls $50 assoS :oS
Ifcn Hand. tsh'msIer, w 60
Mornin0. ARamennon. One 70 90, Bafiit.
7olden Chariot. six Gun; I LADY. Gray,
4 MlLhty Leopard. Time. l:l2ts. fField
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S56.2O
THIRD RAcE--Pnrse, $4,000: claim.
Reiehbout 1Guerin) 90 g.OO g.sO
go den Upper tsh'kerl $50 go
'Meteauest tArcarol 2.O0 200
Mighty impulse Muessin Time, 1I5is,
.Deed heat for second
FOURTH. RAcE---Pnrse. $4,000; al
lowances. 4-year-olds and up; o fur
pssl%sl, s.., Lester, Lester, .a7o s.sS e sI,o g
Little ,pD..il' bel Knavs, PatrOlman Pete
FIFTH RAcE--Purss. $4,000; allow
anccs 3.year-olds:. y furlonas,
sunday star tCh'atte) l5,HO 0.i0 3,lO
lArnica tAtkins0nl 500 $50
Made Out tArcarol ..IO
Pleasant Sid. oavel, Destined Hour
Dodger. Tine, l:liss
SIXTH RKcE--Purss, $4,000: allow
snces; r. 5-yser.olds and Up; 4. miles;
Hicks Error (ShOemaker) $50 100
lPassyunk tLOvatol 100
Black Eye. Mr.. Am, Lord Essex, Up,
lei Hawa. Time, l;i3AS
SEVENTH RACE--The Wood Me-
mortal Stakes: $4,000 added: 3-year-
lolds. / "a miles.
Bold Ruler tArcAro) 800 2.1O g3O
Gallant Man tChoauetteD 500 800
Proniised Land Keene) 2.OO
Tenacious, Ambehaving, Mister 1--WE,
Jockos Walk. Time, l4s% tnew track
lrecordl.
EIoHTB RACE = Purse. $4,000;
IIeltop Daltonl 1900 100 400
Comfy Bay tAtkinsonD SEQ 2.AO
Fusion tGuerlnl $50
Ardantia. cabooye, Gable Jack, Long
leat. Time, l:44H.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
DAILY DOUBLE PAID si6.3o

THIRD RAcE-Purse.. $4,000: claim
Ing. 3-year-oids; & fiflongs.
aord Themps'n tBrm, il.sO $50 $50
AIihoney Cook " S.9W
: ReyoiarE; Brown Paper, Perch. Boy
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
Claiming; 4-year-o!ds and up: 8 fur
shamreek Hin tBoiiny $50 s.s0 e..o
Rare Vintage (GOnxalezl 6.6O 3.fO
ROYAL Poise tBrueemi) $50
/, Little Pharo. Roman senator. Agreed
IN spite OF. Time, 1:1f.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up; 6is firlonEs.
Mighty Oak fG'nIleD 100 $50 $50
Indac tCarstensl $50 asa
Grid Rockport. Fair Minstrel Fiuel.
len. Irish Cohbler. Time. 1:lS.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
anee; 3.yeer- -olds: ] mile and 20 yards.
Inside Tract tCarstenO 100 $50 800
&, s,'PS,ana PS.nnm 'zssooD iaa,s. li.eo s-so so
La verite. Ponderous. Roman Re-
quest, French. Coat, Time. I:4ias.
b Wail-Woods entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000;
he Southern Gross Handicap; 3-year-
Grand Canyon tB'rrI 1880 600 $50
Mighty Chief (BOiinb $50 620
FiyInE Chief Smith 1880
EStaCion, Hoyhi Legion. Leac scout.
= Tussle Patch. Wonder ind. Oiympia's
Ace, Jabneh. Better Goods. Colonel
jay Time. l:5o
ao a N Stable entry.
|. EIGHTH RACE--Purse. 81. 900; claim
lne; 3-year-olds: ! "a miles
Air Wonder tCarstensl 0.2O 500 $50
Butwiser tBolin) $50 3IO
Ponder Lea tG0nIaleI) $40
Jet Comet, -RoIlick. Beau Jer. Mora
torium, Our Liza. Turn Down. Time.
1;44ls.
NINTH RACE-Purse. S3,300: allow
anees; 4-year -olds and up: lis miles.
Gratuity Burr $50 $50 $50
Black Bounty tTruman) $50 $50
Coslnus tCookb 32a
Marzipan. Lebanon Lad Military
Tra.l: Doe Run. Gentle Knock. Time,
1 :5n1s
Evening star., 1957-04-21

:, Two-dollsr mutuels FELLOW $500. $500. s32(
Hande-S1OA.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ms: 3-year-olds; 0 furlongs
Trump Reward Bolin) $50 SEQ eco
Little Raven tR'noidsD $50 3R0
Smiling sal tLefPel 800
Show Hero. Lady Kinloeh. Chemin De
Fer. IL Stage Theme. Inundate, Bush
COCK; roldat. BeVleen. Crafty Fox. Time.
SECOND RAcE-purse, 50. oOD: claim.
ins; 4-year-olds and up: q furlongs.
Gay Marvin tBurrD 500 800 $50
Our President tStevensOnD 46O 3A0
Ashenden tRobertsOn) 2.0O
Pauehelevent, Georxe's Rib, Kernai
stu. Morse Flash, Drogheda Smooth
Palm. Dining Alone. Time. I:lI9a
Evening star., 1957-04-21
DAILY DOUBLE a AND y PAID sIs4 go,

Tgo-doilsr mutuels psldsATAN HEJPER 81 co. 81
Handle-S142 .963 Daily double handle--S160.0s4.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
CHARTS OF RACES AT Laurel
opyrisht. 1857. by rrlanrls publication.. rne.l

tcopyrisht 1857, by Triangle Publications. Inc)
FIRST RACE - Purse. S2.b00 claiming: 3-year-olds:
furlongs Post 1885: off 1894 good: driving
place same Winner Mrs. " B. Dietrichs e. g. BY The
Rhymer-She Dares Tfainer. B. p. Bond values-$1,625
$500. $3.50. Sl26. Time. l:131s Cloudy and fast.
Horse Jockey. Wgt PIP. "a VI Str. Fin Odds
Evening star., 1957-04-21

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allowance 2-year-olds ~
igIonss Post 2;as Of $Sh start good won dgiyne
sandaaLntza Trainer n l. Haymaker. values-s2.2 .275
Evening star., 1957-04-21

FIFTH RAcE-Purse s. 500; claiming; 4-year-ods and
up; q furlongs Post 40 off at
driyinE place same winner MIS-. H Herfs ch. 3. b.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

TMo,dolsr mutgels paid0BEGUnE o6 S54o $500 $40.
Handle-S22l 1858. Total handle-S1715431 Attendance
Evening star., 1957-04-21

ss Tgo-doIHsr mgtgss sl paid DINNER WINNER, slsso
50 80. - "-S-.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

SO c Xs gss M pEAooN pkNbY bEF
So 80
Evening star., 1957-04-21

Fellow (Gorman) -
Blest Plarney Root) =
Bobby Ny Boy fZehr) +.
Joe Tucker tFernicola)
Dioghail fShuk)
Pats Duke (Cutshaw)- :
Paideia fLee)
Precisionist (Stagm'er)
Our Partner tKratz)
Orchid Supreme tMit'D
Blinken (Erficol
Evening star., 1957-04-21


Two-dolar mutues paid = 90 LIGHTLY, S6.40 50 so,
$50 .BEsOMERs $3.50. $3.50. CEDRUs. $500.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

Dinner Winner (M'tin)
Deyilfish (Gamb'deila)
Coburn's Wish lBright)
Ace Show tGrant1
Steven s. tCoxl -
Zuyder Zee fKratz)
Gallant Tonto (Shuk)
Grand Opera (Culm'eD
Meantime tStuart)
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-26
Service slants

FORT BRAGG, N. c. (AHTNC)-
Army Pvt. Charles A. Anderson,
%, whose wife, Inez, and mother,
Mrs. Blanche Anderson, live in
Bridgeville, Del, recently partici-
pated in Exercise King Cole" at
a maneuver area near Fort Polk,
La.
Anderson is regularly assigned
as a ward attendant with the 2Sth
Field Hospital at Fort Bragg, N. c.
He entered the Army in August
1856 and completed basic training
at Fort Dix, N. ].
FORT KNOX, KY, (AHTNC)-
Pvt. Richard ]. Holt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray W. Holt, Days
boro, Del, is scheduled to COM
plete his final phase of six months
active military training April q
under the Reserve Forces Act pro-
gram at Fort Knox, Ky.
Holt is terminating six weeks
of tactical field training after
which he will be permitted to fin
ish his military service with To-
cal Army Reserve or National
Guard unit.
He received basic combat train
ing at Fort Jackson, S. G.
The 18-year-old soldier wa
graduated from Lord Baltimore
High School, Ocean View, in 1856
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-26
Wilmington Garden
Day Saturday May 4
fContinued from tirst page)

Continued from first page)
house on the Nields estate and the
Aquarium Room of the Edmond
dupont town house will also be
open.
At the soda House, the recrea-
tiOn house on the estate of Mrs.
r. r. NJ Carpenter, one may see
American and African big game
+ collected by the late Mr.. Carpenter
and Mr.. William K. Carpenter.
Here, also, at the smack bar
sandwiches and beverages may be
purchased.
Flower arrangements and May
Baskets will be attractive1y dis
played at the Bishopstead, resi-
dence of the Bishop of Delaware,
the Rt. Rev. ]. Brooke Mosley, and
tea will be served here from 2:30
p. m. to 4:30 p. m.
The "open houses" will feature
a fine collection of 18th century
furniture at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. David StOckwell and out
standing examples of contemporary
decor in the homes of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Holton Jones and DR.. and
Mrs. Davis G. Durham.
City gardens to be visited in
clude those of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond du-
Pont, the Rt. Rev. and Mrs. j.
Brooke Mosley, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Sellers Bancroft, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Stockwell, Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Holton
Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G..
McGrew.
Suburban gardens and nearby
estates will include those of Mr.. H.
Rodney Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Wheelwright, Mr.. Walter S.
Carpenter, Miss Aileen DUPONT, Mr..
and Mrs. George P. Edmonds, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Simpson Dean, Mrs.
r. f. NJ. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald P. Ross, DR.. and Mrs. Davis
P. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee
DUPONT, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G..
Singer, Mrs. John P. Nields, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas P. Bayard, III,
Mrs. Daniel Moore Bates, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Dudley Clark, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lammot DUPONT Copeland
This event is sponsored by st.
Andrews Church, the Cathedral
Church of st. John and Emmanuel
Episcopal Church for the benefit
of st. Michael's Day Nursery and
st. Matthew's Community Center.
Admission is $3.50 for all gardens
and the Soda House. There is an
additional charge of $1.00 for each
of the four open houses. Tickets
may be purchased at any of the
gardens, and a booklet containing
map, pictures, description of homes
and gardens will accompany tick
cts At Emmanuel Church, 18th and
Riverview, there will be tour
planning service for out-of-town
visitors.
Any further information may be
obtained from Wilmington Garden
Day, Eighth and Shipley Sts., Will
mington 1, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-26
Sussex County JUUeniLe
Court Makes Report
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with the average age of delinquent
juveniles 1873 years.
Adults in their relationship with
children are also handled by ju-
venile court, with non-suppOrt
cases reaching 1877 of the 369 adult
crimes against children.
Other offenses committed by ad-
ults against Juveniles included:
Inflicting pain or suffering, 1; as
sault and battery, 2; bastardy, q;
contempt, n; contributing to the
delinquency of a minor, 4; deser-
tion, 2; harboring, 3; lewdness, l.;
making available to minors, 2; ne
glect, 1 (; toying, L; using minor for
sexual purposes, 4.
OF the adult offenders, AZ were
committed to jail with various dis
positions made of other cases.
Regarding the Juvenile delin-
quents themselves, larceny heads
the lists with e. Kindred offenses
were: Breaking and entering and
larceny, 16; breaking and entering
with intent, 1; disorderly conduct,
10; forgery, z: incorrigibility, 81;
illegal possession and selling fire
crackers, 1 absenting self from
home, 3; assault and battery, IA;
assault with intent to commit rape,
1: indecent exposure, 1; malicious
mischief, 10; prostitution, L; point
ing firearms, 1; shooting firearms,
2; trespass, 4; violation of prOba-
ton, 2.
Various types of probation were
used in the disposition of many of
these cases, but also the follow
ing sentences were given: Com
mitted to Detention Home, IL;
Committed to Ferris School, A.;
committed to Ferris School, COM
mitment suspended, 1; committed
to Jail, 2.
Personal statistics regarding the
Juveniles show that in 291 cases
the parents were living together !;
in 127 they were separated; in 80
cases one parent was dead and in
one case, both parents were dead.
OF the 377 boys who broke the
law, 317 were of the white race
and only so colored; of the 119
girls, 92 were white and 27 color
ed, and of the $50 adults, 1876 were
white and 1876 colored.
Working with Judge Marion
Stevenson at Sussex County Juve-
nile Court are Kitty M. Ingram
and William E. Lowe, probation
officers; Kathryn L. Zonko, clerk,
and Ruth ]. Brown, deputy clerk
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-26
The Past n Review
News AS It Was Reported In The Chronicle
ifty Years Ago.
Taken from the April 26, 1907 Issue

Taken from the April 26, 1907 Issu
George Atkins a painter
from Milton is doing some dec
Grating in the home of d. H.
Reed of e. in Glendale.
Samuel Shick, who has been
IN Defiance, Ohio, for the past
three months, has returned to
his home.
Since the new train schedule
went into effect last Monday.
there are eighteen passenger
trains passing through Harr-
ington every week day, and
eight on every Sunday.
It's a girl! is the little
stranger that came to make
its home with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Joseph Lank of Milton, on Sat
urday. She's been a long while
getting here but we believe
she's welcome.
The Milford New Century
Club has elected the following
delegates and alternates to at
tend the State Federation of
WOmen's Clubs which meets in
Wilmington in May: Delegates
Mrs. Frank Richards, Miss
Lena Short, Miss Edna Bark
er; Alternates-Mrs. Frank L.
Grier, Mrs. George Fisher
Pierce, Mrs. James P. Pierce.