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Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

The winners in the Fire
Prevention" essay contest at
Milton Public School were:
First prize, James Reed; sec
ond, Norma Spencer; third,
Mary Betty Crouch.
eos
Charles w. Futcher, Lewes
constable, was high marksman
at the opening match of the
twenty-seventh Lewes Beach
shooting season, held under
the sponsorship of Louis A.
Richards, Lewes sportsman,
this week.
Coast Guard officials re-
Gently inspected a site at the
proposed new Indian River In
let for a new station to sub
stitute for the present one a
mile and a half below the In
let.
Miss Kathryn Davis and
Miss Alma Tease were enter
tanned on Tuesday at the Ben
jamin Franklin Hotel, Phila-
delphia, by the Rexall Drug
Company, at a sales meeting
which was followed by lunch
con and dinner dance in the
evening.
Miss Eleanor Leona Stayton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Stayton, of near Mil
ford, and Mr.. Merrill L. Ivens
of Bristol, Ind, were married
on Saturday afternoon at the
parsonage of Grace M. E.
Church. Wilmington, by the
Rev. H. M. Johns.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
SHOE SHINE "BOY?"

DALLAS, Texas = Up - Dozia
Sherman, sc, has been shining
shoes for II years.
Sherman, son of a slave family,
says he hopes he lives to be i'll.
like his daddy.
I'm holding onto Gods hand, .
he says.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
OUTSPOKEN

MEXICO CITY - up = One
restaurant in this capital is re-
freshingly frank. 1t advertises in
a tourist magazine that it caters
exclusively to traditional Mexican
food, service and atmosphere" and
then adds:
VERY expensive. Reservations
advisable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Steel Output
Edges Upward
For Sd Week

CLEVELAND, June II R.[
The national average for steel
production edged upward last
week for the third straight week.
but the magazine Steel does not
expect the trend to continue
through the summer. u.
The Woodworking trade weekly
said steelworks operations prob
baly will continue at current or
slightly lower rates. adding that
an upturn in late summer or
early fall is heralded by strength
ening scrap prices.
Steel production gained half .
point last week. going to 08.5
per cent Of rated capacity, which
would provide a yield Of 2,265.149
net tons.
Steel said that with the ex-
ception of a few industries
notably appliances and others
connected with home building
manufacturers are satisfied with
present operating rates. and that
despite a furry of new orders
reported by many companies
business probably will continue
its "sidewise movement" for at
least two or three months.
New car introductions and the
end of vacations probably will
result in an upturn late in the
third quarter, the trade publica-
ton said. y
Any stable increase in new
orders now is likely to result In
an increase in backlogs rather
than boosts in production, Steel
said,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
WINGS & WHEELS
BY CHARLES YARBRoUeH

The National Safety Council,
just as happy as anyone over
the 1856 air safety recorder
cept possibly the passengers
themselves-had its hands full
in dealing out the Award OF
Honor.
Thlrty-six domestic. territorial
and overseas air carriers flying
scheduled runs received the
award. topped by American Air
lines So billion passenger-miles
Pan American was second with
over SIS billion and Capital third
with something over 5 billion.
Ten Of the IA trunk line oper-
ators registered over one billion
passenger miles and combined
the Nations scheduled air car
riers had a death rate of so per
100 million passenger miles.
Interesting in the statistics was
that of Continental Airlines
which in 81 years Of flying over
some Of the most treacherous
terrain in the country, had never
had a fatality. Continental oper-
ates largely over the Western
mountains.
The air traffic controller, who
is or should be every air pas
senger's hero. comes in for un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
|Fogarfy Heads
HorneLoanB Bank
InGreensboro

John A. Fogarty has beer
elected president of the Federal
Home Loan Bank of Greensboro
IN. O., of which nearly every
savings and loan association ir
this area is q member.
Mr.. Fogarty. who has beer
vice president Of the bank since
1858. succeeds j. Meyer Sink
who died May 81. M
Prior to joining the Greens.
boro bank. Mr.. Fogarty was II
the examining 6vision Of thu
Federal Home Loan Bank Boarc
in Washington.
His election by directors of the
Greensboro Bank must be con.
firmed nv the Federal Home Loar
Bank Board.
1t was announced last night
by Joseph P. Burke, jr. vict
president Of Columbia Fedora,
Savings and Loan Association
of Washington. who is a member
of the Greensboro board and Il
new president of the District
Savings and Loan League. HI
attended the board meeting II
Greensboro. !.
The Greensboro Bank hal
jurisdiction over savings ant
loan associations of North Caro-
lima. Maryland. Virginia, ant
other nearby States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

Persimmon Tree road In Be.
thesda, Md, will head up an
augmented program on plastics
for construction. particularly to
promote their use as engineering
materials" He will work with
building officials and municipali-
ties in cooperation with the
Society of the Plastics Industry
John Paulus is the new public
relations director of the Fire
stone Tire e. Rubber Co. He Is
Ia veteran newspaper man and
public relations executive.
Some 400 persons were ex-
pected to participate in today's
annual outing of the District
Savings q Loan League at the
Congressional Country Club.
A golf tournament and prizes
TO be awarded at tonight's dinner
were highlights of the program
Milton johnson of the Equitable
Savings & Loan Association, is
chairman of the entertainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

than II would appear. A clam
shell arranging at the exhaust
point turns the blast forward.
But squirting the heat on the
fuselage or wings presented q
hurdle. So did squirting it on
the runway because it kicks Nd
particles the engines could
swallow.
He talked of a new concept
in cockpit simplicity: promised
the new ones will have it. "We're
trying to give, the pilot a chance
to fly the airplane now. rather
than keeping his head down
reaching for handles and knobs. ="
\ u II
The National Safety Council
has looked at all the figures and
decided that if a city bus pas
senger gets hurt, chances are 1t
will be a woman. Three-fourths
of passengers injured in 500 ac-
cidents were women; half of
those hurt were standing and
more than half were carrying
something. usually in their left
hand.
What persons seem to be most
susceptible to such mishaps?
Heading the list are the elder
ly. the package-carrier. the han.
dicapped-and the girl wearing
a tight skirt and high heels.
4 ~
DenZil Merrill, former pilot
with Western Airlines, has joined
the Air Transport Association as
an airport and visual aids spe-
cialist ;. the 1857 Glidden Tour,
annual rally of the country's
finest restored autos, will salute
350-year-old jamestown this fall
and will be through Washington
in mid-October Chrysler's
Is, 000th new Imperial rolled of
the line last week and May sales
were 371 per cent over May of
last year the famed COven-
try Climax engine, one Of the
most powerful for its size in the
world, was in the cargo on May
flower us 54-day voyage from
England Westinghouse will
supply the electrical power for
the airplane some sources expect
to replace the workhorse DC-3-
Fairchild's F-27 Friendship .
California Oil is announcing a
new motor oil which it says will
reduce sludge and engine wear
to the point that the engine lu-
bricated by it could outlast the
car itself F. Swissair is offering
a 17-day underwear safari and
Skin-diving tour of the French
and Italian Rivieras, starting at
$948 BOAC expects to have
the Comet Tvs on the England
Australia route before the end Of
next year -. OldsmObile is offer
ing new theft-resistant wheel
discs in color >.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Research Unit
Asks Study Of
Finance Setup

NEW YORK, June II R.-
The National Bureau Of Eco
nomic Research today urged a
comprehensive study of the Ma
tons financial organization in
relation to the economy as q
whole.
In its 1857 annual report, the
bureau warned of important
areas of ignorance and . need
to explode them before they turn
into trouble spots"
Solomon Fabricant. the bu-
reau's research director and pro-
fessor of economies at New YORK
University. cited sharp and wide.
spread rises in interest. increased
private and public debt and diff
ferences in rates Of expansion
among various financial institu-
tons as matters of concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

paid, but nonetheless appreci-
ated recognition Wednesday
night when Arthur Godfrey
devotes a full hour to the con-
troller.
Much of the film to be used
was taken at National Airport
some Of it on a day ideally suited
to picturing the real problems
1t was a marginal weather day
when IS planes were waiting al
one time to get off the grounc
and the tower mans lot was
anything but a happy one.
The Godfrey show will origi.
nate in the airport's Terrace
Room, with many of the con-
trollers making up the cast.
The District Wing of the OK.
Club, composed largely of for.
mer transformers who have
walked more wings than mos
people have walked aircraft
decks, is having its first avia.
ton dinner-dance at Arlington
Towers Terrace Room Satur-
day night.
The club gets its name from
the old OX5 Curtiss engine
which powered many an early
airplane.
4
Tex Johnston, first man to flN
BOeing's stable of jets (Tht
BAT. the transport TOT, the KC.
l35 Stratetanker and the B-52l
was in town last week with some
good news for the airport
neighbors.
In talk before the Andrew,
Air Force Base monthly safet,
meeting. the chief of Boeingi
flight testing, told of new prog.
ress in development of noise
suppressors for coming TOTS.
Engineers thus far have sue.
ceeded in cutting the noise BY
II decibels, which, admittedly
leaves more than a murmur, but
Mr.. Johnston said Boeing viii
fulfill its promise of getting thu
noise down to the level of today,
piston aircraft.
The final device will be {
combination thrust-reverser anC
noise suppressor, he said. Thrus'
reversal. which will brake tn,
jets just as reversed propeller'
slow down a piston plane, is g
far more complicated problem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Gamble Agency Affiliates
With Ad Interchange

With Ad interchange
President Robert M. Gamble,
jr. of the Gamble Advertising
Agency. said his firm has be-
come affiliated with a new serv-
ice interchange system of the
American Association of Adver-
Using Agencies. Under this
plan, Mr.. Gamble said, his firm
will be able to get immediate
information and assistance from
the 43-city system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

But what's most completely changed is the
performance Of this great Buick.
us cor that drives and rides and brakes and
steers and handles like no other cor you ever
knew before.
No words we can say will make you feel what's
here You must take the wheel and learn what
happens when you and this 81 Buick come alive
together So drop in this week. A wonderful new
experience is waiting for you.
'New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynafo0 the only Dyndfoo
Buick builds today standard RoGdmGster, Super and
Congregational at modest extra cost on the Special
Safety Buz=er is standard on Roddndster, optional
at extra cost on other Series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
inventories Mount,
Auto Output Curbed

DETROIT, June II R. -
Dealer inventories Of new pas
senger cars are mounting again
and factory reaction is a tighter
rein on output. Only Chryslef
Corp. is running contrary to the
industry's downward production
trend.
Automotive News reports that
on June / dealers Throughout s.Is
United States had on hand, in
storage or in transit from the
factories 92,425 cars. compared
with 798, 902 a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

has extensive decorating con-
facts and has travelled in the
Orient.
His background equips Mr.,
Burns with a unique knowledge
of the living habits of other
nations. and invaluable asset in
the cosmopolitan community OF
the Nations Capital" Mr.. Pear
son said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

hammer pIOW ana 1uncJlOn III
climates colder than Antarctic
and hotter than the Cobb desert
They can be used in, warships,
tanks and guided missile equip
ment, officials said. Computers
for automatic data processing
are also being displayed.
An enclosed hut. built as a
complete communications GEN.
ter, capable of being picked up
as a unit and flown from place
to place, also will be shown.
Also billed is the first public
showing of the Hawk guided
missile. The Nays Talos mis-
sile and the Terrier missile, with
interior visible. and the Nays
Sidewinder weapon will be
shown. Many of the Institutes
sessions are closed. due to their
national defense aspect.
Altogether, there are lie
booths of equipment to intrigue
the engineers and the general
public.
Officials said they expect 1900
to 1,400 from all over the coun.
try to attend the convention
Rear Admiral w. F. Raborn Of
the Nays Bureau of Ordnance
was to address today's luncheon
session on THE Role of Missiles
in the U. s. Navy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Burns to Manage
Sloane Division

w. 81 j. Sloane has named
John Burns as manager of its
contract division here. H. M
Pearson, executive vice presi-
dent, said Mr.. Burns was for
merly with. r. H. Macy. New
York. and Strawbridge anc
Clothier, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Burns has studied in Dub
lin, Ireland. the Beaux Arts In
Paris and the Yale School Of
Fine Arts and Architecture. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Auditors and Controllers
Elect New OfIicers

Officers of the Southern Mary
land Conference of the National
Association of Bank Auditors
and Controllers, elected at the
Hawthorne Country Club, La
Plata, are: President. Brice D.
Duckett, treasurer. Suburban
Trust Co., Hyattsville; vice pres
identA Willard E. Robey. auditor
Citizens Bank of Maryland,
Riverdale, secretary treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
'' n BUSINESS
Rodio EngineersShow
New Science Products
By WILLIAM A. MILLEN

products unveiled at the opening
Of the thee-day convention of Institute Of Radio Engineers
the Sheraton Park Hotel
The General Electric will exhibit form of
muncation Daystrom Inc will present precision instruments
its manufacturer contends withstand 1000 foot-pounc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Demarest to Direct
Plastics Program

William Demarest has joined
the staff of the Manufacturing
Chemists Association as director
plastics in construction. Secre-
tary Maurice F. Grass, jr., an
nounces. Mr.. Demarest has been
with the National Association OF
Home Builders and previously
was with the American Institute
of Architects here.
Mr.. Demarest. who lives on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

The 1858 RCA Victor Products
will be introduced to Washing
ton area dealers tomorrow. We'd
nesday and Thursday by South
Iern Wholesalers, Inc. at their
showrooms, TOT Edgewood street
NE. The new models will
feature the improved perform
ance, smaller cabinets and high
styling in black and white tele-
vision. William j. O'Connor OF
Southern said today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

and j. Robert Hamilton, assist
ant cashier and manager of the
Severna Park Office of the
Farmers National Bank of An
napolis.
, 1957-01-23
FOR SALE
FORD pREFEcT AUTOMOBILE
Excellent condition,
Price $4,000
See Mr.. Robert Armstrong
Ford Dealer

FIRE ~.
he then contacted the Chris
tiansted Police office and had
a Police Officer to locate Ray
Kreiger to have him drive the
water tank truck to Bethle-
hem.
Investigation by the Off
GERS led to the belief that the
fire was caused by spontan-
eous combustion in a pile of
saw dust, the report said. Evil
dence of this fact is the dis
covery at 200 PM. yesterday,
of a small fire, (which was
supposedly extinguished."
The Virgin Islands Company
officials are now conducting
a survey of the damages to
ascertain the extent of it's
losses.
While the sugar factory was
unchanged by the fire there
will probably be delay in start
ing this years crop because of
the motors and other machin-
cry belonging to the factory
that were being repaired,
which have been destroyed
or damaged.
, 1957-01-23
Notice Of Sole

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton offers for sale, AS IS,
WHERE is, LONG ROW OF
HOUSES, located at Estates
Golden Grove, Lower Owe
and Jealousy.
For further Information con
tact MI. M. o. Proverbs.
, 1957-01-23
lob PRINTING
BANK BOOK LOST

Savings Bank Book No. 1885
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is here
by requested to present it to the
Bank within twelve (12) Weeks
from this date as otherwise the
Book will be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the ex-
piration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, Branch
January 4, 1867
, 1957-01-23
WANTED

Young men to work at
Caribair Airport office. Must
have clerical experience. For
further information:
CALL Clos
, 1957-01-23
WARNING

Trespassing and taking Of
sand at Sandy Point will be
prosecuted according to law.
WEST INDIES INVESTMENT
COMPANY
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
ADVICE TO A MOTHER
A subscriber writes us:

"A 4OC4 W1AC Cuos
"I am the mother of three
children. My son, who is seven,
got three Salk polio shots at
school. But my oldest child, a 16
year-old high school girl, has
had none. Neither has the baby,
who is three. Do they need to
be inoculated and should we do
1t now?"
Yes, they DO need it and you
should do 1t at once.
Polio authorities, like the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis, say that large por-
ton of elementary school chill
dren have already been protect
ed. But most teenagerS and still
more pre-school children havn't.
They are first on the urgency
list.
At the moment, heavy demand
has strained the supply of the
vaccine. Temporary shortages
will b emade up as rapidly as
the manufacturers can produce
new supplies. Every family
should protect itself at the earl
lest possible time. And that
means the whole family for
polio is not exclusively a child's
disease. The percentage of cases
among adults aged 20 through
80 has taken a sharp turn up
ward. Furthermore, it is the
adult, more likely than the child,
who winds up an iron lung. II
is the adult, and not the child,
whose paralysis leaves a family
hereft of a mother or a wage
Garner.
So bundle up your family-all
who haven't had their three
shots yet-anw get them vac
cinated. Don't delay any longer
than Is absolutely necessary.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
Nationwide Appeal Made For

Continued from page -
Roosevelt, Sarah Gibson Blad-
ing, Harry Emerson Fosdick,
James B. Carey and Lewis Num-
ford.
Mr.. Gunther continued: "Be-
cause I believe the crisis in
South Africa to be so dangerous
and the situation there so OBJ
noxious to all people of good
will, I have accepted co-chair-
manship of this Defense Fund"
Mr.. Gunther went on to urge
all Americans to help the fund
with generous contributions.
Contributions are being receiv-
ed at South Africa Defense Fund
Headquarters, 4 West 10th ST.,
New York City. Mr.. George M.
Houser is Secretary of the Amer
lean Fund.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
JOB OPENINGS

Qualified persons interested in
securing employment in the City
service have six different jobs
to choose from. Applications are
received by the Personnel De-
partment through April IL to
fill the following vacancies: Su-
perintendent of Urban Renewal,
Arts and Crafts Specialist, Auto
Body Repaiman, Engineering
Aide III, Laborer, Mechanical
Inspector I and Patrolman.
Further information concerning
the openings may be obtained
by contracting the Personnel De-
partment, Third Floor, City Hall.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
REIDY.
BrowneII Urged to Disclose
Continued on page 81

Continued on page 81
Manning ,Johnson's official posi-
ton in the Department of JUS
tice, if any, and (b) the official
or unofficial or any other nature
of Manning Johnson'S testimony
before the Louisiana legislative
committee"
Mr.. wilkins went on to ask
what, if any, position Mr.. john
son now holds in the Depart
ment and if he were speaking
for the Department of Justice
or reflecting in any manner it's
official views or finding in his
testimony before the Louisiana
legislative committee"
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
Senators Wife Ignores
CONTINUED from page u

Continued from page, -
sent to Mrs. Mccarthy, despite
the previous White House snubS,
to her husband. Mccarthy was
the only member Of Congress
not invited to any of the formal
dinners and receptions this year
"But, we haven't heard from
her." Mrs. McCaffree said.
Asked if she got the invita-.
ton, Mrs. Mccarthy said mo"
and then checked her husbands,
office. She said she learned
someone had telephoned there
Friday to extend an "oral invi-
tation." But the White House.
social office was firm that for
NAL invitations had been sent.
to all the guests.
Senator Mccarthy said he un-
derstood his office got a verbal
invitation. He said Mrs. NC
Carthy didn't get it in time:
Gwen if she had" he added q
"she says she would not have
accepted because the White
House had publicly announced
it would not invite her husband -
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
''s'+
April IL, 1857

April IL, 1857
Well Folks
Here is something different!
Number one Of recipes that go
good with beer:
18 link SauSageS
/ cup sliced onions
1k quarts favorite beer
6 peppercorns
u bayleaf
2 tablespoons flour
salt to taste.
Brown sausages lightly, pour
off all but about two tablespoons
of fat. Remove sausages from
skillet and fry onions until just
soft. Add flour to skillet as for
gravy, pour in beer, add spices.
Replace sausageS' in gravy and
simmer over low fire for about
20 minutes. Serve over potatoes.
You've got "BratwurSt in Bier,
Berliner Art, or in plain Eng
liSh, pork sauSageS in beer, Ber-
lin style. Whatever you wish to
call it, take it from me, you've
got some mighty good eatin'.
Need remind you? Reddy's
Corner has the beer-your ia
vorite! The rest is up to you.
AS Always,
REDDY.