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Evening star., 1957-03-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK Mar 10 ~ tUsDA
UNCHANGED
Cheese steady Receipts 62I 900
'riceS UNCHANGED
Wholesale esg prices were irregular
today. Receipts Il 800. New YORK spot
quotations follow MidWestern Mixed
colors Extras tlS-50 pounds 33ia "a =,
extras large i5-iS pounds 33-33i3
extras medium 32-3.l, standards large
l3s-33 checks 2gi2-30ia Whites Extras
iS-5O pounds "a L2-;lB: extras large
4l-iS pounds 3i-34l2 extras medium
.i3-5a's. Browns; Extras (is-50 pounds
Nearby: Whites: Top quality (4S-5O
pounds 3B-3Sla: mediums 33La-3l1a
smallS "Sia-29h Browns Top quality
t4S-5o pounds bB.37 mediums 35-
35hs; Smallls 30ia-32Ia
Evening star., 1957-03-19
DIVIDENDS
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Mar. 10 P1.--Old crop
cotton futures deliveries inched upward
during the forenoon today on light mill
buying against textile sales which met
scale up hedging and liduidation New
crop positions were neglected, with
traders awaiting further crop develop.
mentS
Noon prices were 10 TO so cents
bale higher than the previous close.
Evening star., 1957-03-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Mar. IA R-Foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain In
dollars, others In cents unchanged un-
less otherwise noted):
~ Csnadian ,snt az dollar in New York open
62l2 United States cents.
Europe: Great Britain tpound) S27e:
30-day futures 2.7Sis; 60-day futures
2 2;1Sh, of .; 90-day futures 277l5
France francl .2Sas Of a cent: Germany
'Westernl tDeutsche mark 23.S0; Hol-
land tgullderl 26.13ha. up .0Ofa; Italy
llirs) .l6h Of cent; Portugal (escudol
urancl tfree) 23.33, up .O1; Denmark
lkronel IA 80.
Far East; Hong Kong dollar 1850.
Evening star., 1957-03-19
VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO Mar. ~ R Visible supply
OF wheat declined .,g25 600 bushels to
800 sOi 900 bushels last week the
Board of Trade rrported Corn increased
Z bns 600 to 9o.if3,O00 oats decreased
l,147.0 TO l8."iG,O0O. rye increased
900 to l,a6B 900; barley declined
l,l.f0O0 to ?5.4S9 900 and Sovbeans
decreased il3l 600 to g,pb1 600
Evening star., 1957-03-19
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK Mar ~ QR.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today Copper ~.
& cents a pound, Connecticut Valley
Lead % cents a pound New York Zinc
na1s cents a pound, New YORK. Foreign
silver glsa cents per troy ounce. New
York. At Pittsburgh. scrap steel No
heavy was quoted at 5OOO-5l 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
7.9S Summer CaSuaIS
Reg. l.49 to 2.SO
Children's Apparel
LOO 60.

"a to 6X girls . s and girls cot
play shorts ton plisse gowns
3 to girls cot a to Ok girls
ton sleeve less dressmaker swim
blouses suits
81 to 3 fodder 81 to toddler
boys sun suits girls dresses
IS to 8 boys twill IS and 6 girls cot
or denim shorts ton dresses. and
"a to 8 boys cot / to cotton
ton plisse sport plisse apiece pa
shirts jamas.
Girls, Teens Wear
3O-4.ss to s99 Cotton or Rayon Dresses,
3,69
6-I0.s5 Pastel Acrilan Summer Toppers;
washable ----------------
2O-2.99 White Duck Pedal Pushers -1.59
2O-1O99 Summer Rayon Butcher Weave
Suits; 3-pece: navy -----------. $50
lOO-49c to S9c Anklets; colors or white,
3 for 100
4O-2.sS Denim or Twill Jeans q for 800
$3.50 and 499 Stripe or Print Short or
Long Sleeve Shirts --1.5O
2O-5.99 Teen or Pre-Teen Cotton Skirts,
1853
$50 Teens l-Gore White Duck skirts
1888
lO-16.99 Pastel Summer TOppers- So 800
4-3.99 Red Check Cotton Knit Shirts, 2.88
4+99 White Duck Bermuda Shorts 28S
30-299 White or Black Duck Slim-Jim
Pants --------------
Fourth Floor, Both Stores
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Lotoer Level, Arlington onl

LOtOeT LSDeL, ATHHgLOH OnLy
lass Capri Chairs; wrought iron frame; green
canvas sling INSTRUMENTATION --------6E
1-39.S5 Redwood Picnic Set; 6-ft table with 2
benches ---- 1897
1885 Aluminium Chaises; pit. adjustment;
plastic covered innerspring pad----I997
1895 Aluminium Sun Lounge; plastic inner
spring pad - ------- 1897
4-6.95 Aluminium Folding Yacht Chairs: saran
seat and back 2Q7
1-34.95 Arvin COlOred Aluminium Chaisette:
folding plastic web covered in red 1887
6-24|S5 Aluminium Folding Chaisettes; plastic
web covered back adjustment S97
2-lO.S5 Aluminium Stack Chairs; 2-tone plastic
webbing " sA7
l-9.9S Wooden Lawn Settee; Adirondack style:
implanted - 40.
2-S.S5 Aluminium Folding Yacht Chairs: multi
coioI seat ana BACK ----------- 4.47
1-o4SO Lawn Swing with Canopy; all hardwood
construction; red and green 2747
ABB Wooden Lawn Chair; Adirondack stvle.
white :.
1-S9s Implanted Wooden Lawn Table 1877
@S.S5 Redwood Half-CircIe Tables 4e7
I-SS.9S Lawn Umbrellas; 7-ft. spread: aluminium
tiit pole; plastic; white fringe; red floral in
terror a. %
l-l7.S5 Metal Table and Umbrella Set: black
table; 2-tone umbrella 90,
1-SSS5 Sun Lounge; redwood frame: cotton mad
covered in sailcloth; green on wheels 1897
$3.50 Beach Chairs; adjustable wooden frame.
stripe canvas cover ---- 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Housewares
.ird Floor. Washinoton Onlv

12-S.SS Shopping Carts; nylon liner; use for
shopping, laundry - -549
1S-2.9S Wrought Iron Plant Stands; holds pots
at various levels; black I9 9
1858 Steak Knife Sets; set of g. plastic
handles; serrated edge; stainless steel blades,
lss
12-1.39 Corn BrOOms; hand sewn with smooth
1855 "MOtO Mower" 2l-in reel: l.6 h.p.
Briggs & Stratton engine; floor sample - 1886
3-6.9S Metal Hose Reels; can roll with you or
stand on rack; slightly marred-
LotDer Level, Arlington Only
1-119.95 REQ Spin Twin Rotary Power Mower;
2l-in. rotary; ~ hip. engine; floor sample 94OO
1-Ss.s5 Foley 10" Power Mower; 4 cycle Briggs
Stratton engine floor sample $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Bedroom Furniture
Thfrd Floor. Wnshinnton Onln

1HHu FtOOTp washington Onty
1-52.5O Serta Smooth Top Mattress; 8-oz tick
ing; stitched prebuit border; soiled; double
1850 Simmons Box Spring; discontinued tick
ing; sturdy coil construction soiled; double size
27.77
1-44.95 Englander Innerspring Mattress; extra
firm; 8-oz. ticking: stitched sag-resistant bor-
der Soiled; twin size
1-79.5O Simmons Beautyrest Mattress; crush
proof borders; damask ticking soiled; twin size,
1899
1-S7.5O All Layer Felt Mattress; striped ticking;
floor sample; twin Size--------2 1888
1-S7.5O Sylcon Innerspring Mattress; prebuilt
border; fancy woven ticking; soiled; twin size
1899
ALSO Sylcon 1852 Coil" Innerspring Mattress:
firm; durable woven ticking; Soiled; twin size
1858
1-42.5O Box Spring. sturdy coil construction:
hardwood base frame; soiled; twin size 1888
l-l2'sS Plastic Covered HeadbOard; natural
color; floor sample; twin size--- 3.99
$3.50 Night Table! walnut veneered; floor
sample observation-disclosures 1898
2-695 Dacron Bed Pillows; / pink and blue
floral; soiled 2.9S
4-695 Foam Latex Bed Pillows; zippered COW
ers; regular height; soiled- BAT
LoDer Level, Arlington Only
1-159.50 Highlander "Air Foam" Mattress and
Box Spring Set floor sample twin size $3.50
1850 Sleep Chair; armless; sleeps one; burnt
orange cover; blond 1897
$3.50 SectiOnette; makes into bed; modern
style on casters; toast covering 4499
$500 Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring
Set; striped ticking; floor sample; twin size 3499
$500 Simmons Innerspring Mattress and Box
Spring Set; cord handles; heavy ticking; floor
sample; twin size - 1899
$3.50 Foster Innerspring Mattress; prebuilt
border; soed twin size ~ 1899
1-425O SylcOn Mattress; heavy ticking; stitched
border; twin size 2499
1850 Bookcase Bed; sliding doors; low foot
board; mahogany veneered; mocha finish floor
simple twin size 1899
1-l29.5O Triple Dresser and Mirror; brass pulls:
mahogany veneered; silver mist finish floor
sample -S499
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
ChiIdreis'S Shoes

AS pr. 3s9 Girls, Boys Barefoot Sandals; red or
brown leather barefoot sandals with long-wear-
ing soles. Broken sizes 81 to in group--pr, 1ss
5.S9 to $50 American Junior Shoes; discontinued
styles; dress and school styles; straps. saddles
and brown oxfords; broken sizes; SA-3, 49, 399
SS pr. 7.s9 to S9S Teens. Junior Shoes; flats and
medium heel dress or street shoes in spring and
summer styles; broken sizes to 9---399
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Street Floor, Washington Only

Street FIOOT, washington OHry
$500 Swim Trunks ----------------------5Oc
31-1.5O Tie Bars CSC
LS95 Robes: irrepulars ...--------2.8
800 Rayon Papamas -------199
Sac Cotton T-shirts: soiled 39c
13-1.5O Durene Athletic Shirts TIC
1855 Dress Shirts -------------------1.S9
a Irregular Sleep Shorts --------------- SSc
1880 Dacron- Cotton Sport Shirts; long
sleeves ------- LIB
1OAOO Neckband Shirts; white; soiled--- SOC
4-1.95 NylOn T-Shrts --------9 9c
3-S9c to 10 Cotton Briefs: mussed ------- 59c
I-3.75 Cotton Knit U-Suit; mussed 80 199
12-1OO to $50 Athletic Shirts; mussed ----- 59c
lies DacrOn &c tton Shorts: mussed- SIC
1900 Lightweight Dress Shirts 2.66
1-1.5O V-Neck T-Shirt; soed --------------S Sc
6-2.95 Knit Shirts; mussed ----------------l.6 9
6 Odd Pajama Coats ---5 Sc
R-S9c Cation Shorts: mussed - ACC
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COttOllS

Street Floor, Washington Only
1.l9 Plain and Printed Terry Cloth; washable
cotton: ideal for robes and sportswear. I'd SSc
200 Yds. 295 Remnants Of Pure Irish Linen
crease-resistant; desirable lengths Yd - 69c
500 yds. sec TO csc Plain and Printed Cotton
Remnants: good, desirable lengths Yd.. 29c
15O Yds. l.29 Printed Cotton SailCloth; stripes
and sport patterns; 39-in. wide. Yd.-------- CSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

Downstairs. Washington; Street Floor Arlington
Clearance! zoo to $50 Books. A wide selection
of titles and authors. Includes fiction, non-fic-
ton, poetry travel, biography adventure and
some childrens titles Shop early!---- 29c
for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Blankets

Street Floor Washington Only
$3.50 Printed Cotton Blankets - 3.29
9.95 RULED Patchwork Quilts; green, red. maize.
5ss
Sec. Of SOS Rayon-Nylon Blankets; washable:
red pink blue green 72xs4" $500 3.s9
SOS to $3.50 Soiled Blankets; famous brand: twin
and double sizes .-----299 to 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Boys Wear
'econd Floor. Washington; Street Floor Airing. n
l.99 Cotton PaiamaS

Second Floor, Washington: Street Floor ArIine.,n
I.99 Cotton PaiamaS
Washable cotton plisse pajamas with
short sleeves, V-neck and short leg AeAC
pants. Solids fancies. 6-l4
I.99 and 2.09 Swim Trunks
In the group are fancy patterns in
cottons and solid coors in lastex. AyAC
Built-in supporter. to H.
Second Floor, Washington Only
1889 Two-piece Short Sets; sizes and 8, 2SS
1883 White Terry Cloth Jackets; broken sizes,
2.79
4O-2.ss and $50 Blue Jeans; sizes s, IA, l6
179 each, 2 for $50
5000 and 1.25 Tee Shirts; slightly soiled;
6-8-16-18-20 acknowledgements isc
H-l.OO Knit Shirts; short sleeves; sizes and 8,
SOC
lS-1.9s Blue Denim Dungarees; sizes IA and Is,
1.59
4-2.9s White Cotton Gabardine Shorts; soiled;
aIn 79c
6 students $685. Dacron Cotton Cord Suits;
washable: "a. IS, SO, SO ------------ $3.50
Q Cadet 1885 Dacron- Cotton Cord Suits; wash
able 49, IA, is, IT, 20 ------------------ 24.SS
$50 and 799 Terry Cloth Robes; sizes and
49, 49, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Discontinued Styles! Mems
PedWin & ROblee Shoes
7.99 $50

Reg. 0.o5 TO 1895 Reg. 1895 to 1925
Reduced from our regular stock Mems and
Big boys spring and summer styles in black.
brown and combinations. Leather and sport
soles. Meshes, shantung, leather uppers Dress
and sport types in assorted styles Broken sizes
6ia-l2 in the group
Fourth Floor. Washington, Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
6.S8 EarthemWare
Luncheon Set for A
4.98

16-piece service for four in discontinued
Preview Jacks pattern; fine decorated
earthenware. Set includes: each, plates,
cups, saucers, bread and buffers.
Third Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Coats and Suits

Second Floor Both Stores
7-$25 to 1898 Misses and
Juniors Suits; famous name;
some lined and unlined light ~ m
weight: assorted colors- sUV
SSH Faille Coats; fully lined;
water repellent; spot resist
sas s'' !i.;.. navy black: $50
1O-l7.S8 Ivy League Suits; fly
front skirt with belt trim;
double vent jacket in white, N nm
beige, check; misses SHES AsUU
9-19.9S Lightweight Summer
Coats; cottons and spun rayon
tweed effects; assorted sizes n nm
and colorS " OsUU
15-22.98 to SIS Summer Top
pers; zephyr woods, cotton
silks; pastels, navy, black:
light as air. misses, junior m m
Sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor, Washington Only
1870 Wrought Iron and Brass Flower Pots, 49c
7-1.9S Davie Crockett Wall Plaques 100
1888 Decorated Baby Sets; pieces .-1OO
u-2A9 Pink Pottery CasserOIes with warmer
I.49
2-9.9S Metal Hanging Lava Bowls
3-4.98 Large Red Pottery Candy Dishes 4sS
7-2.sS White and Pink Ceramic Compotes, 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

1000 YdS. Remnants
3Sc to I.69 yd.
Plain and printed fabrics in good, desirable
lengths Ideal for street frocks beach wear,
blouses. lingerie. All sales final! No CODs
COuturier WOOlenS. Special
Sample and showroom lengths of
fine imported tweeds and novelty o 40
weaves. to yard lengths in 54- eDeOD
inch widths YARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Notions
Street Floor. Washington Only
ll.08 Chest of Drawers
z 40

WIFI nhyldT III attractive design,
white background. Contains 8 1NA
drawers for storage. Ideal for sum-
mer cottage.
1O-1.OO Ice Cube Trays; plastic -29c
119 Cards of Assorted Buttons 19c card
2O-l.5O "Strip-It" Paint Remover sSc
49-l.9S Asst Girdles; broken sizes SOC
25-$l and $50 Brassieres; broken sizes - ACC
4O-l.19 Wooden Stools; folds for carrying SSc
Assortment of Embroidery Thread 10 for l9c
3O-l.69 Plastic Closet Toppers - SIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Stationery

Street Floor. Washington Only
1880 Metal Newspaper Racks 100
1850 Initial Luncheon Napkins; non-woven
fabric il 100
12-2.5O Initial Cocktail Napkins. Box 100
3-595 Black Metal Garden Lights 300
2S-l.OO Glass Blown Paper Weights SOC
3l-39c Novelty China Boots for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

1893 BOLERO DRESSES,
washable cOttOn-dacrOn
blend. Powder blue; H. ( al
20, 14Hs-2412. ~
Budget Dress Shop,
End Floor Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1-1495 VelOcipede; II" front wheel; floor
sample 7.99
LESS Velocipede; i6@ front wheel floor
sample --.------.-.-...-------.- 500
l-l1.95 Table and Chair; maple finish; floor
sample -------- ... ---a.------ 500
sass Wrought Iron Tables and Chairs; for
sample --- 3699
1885 Shelby Bicycle; girls 2o"; floor sample,
2299
l-5495 English Bicycle; boys 26"; gear shift and
hand brake; floor sample 36g9
2-s.98 Bronco Spring Horse; floor sample 3S7
1-7.SS Shoo-Fly Rocker; floor sample - 397
l-6.ss Doll Cradle; white finish; floor sample,
$40
3-2s6 Plastic Covered Hassocks LIB
7-4.9s Mickey Mouse Rhythm Bands ---.-.aAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Nursery Furniture

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
SASS Double Drop Side Cribs; wax birch FIN
ish; floor sample NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1899
1885 Double Drop Side Crib; wax birch fin
ish. floor sample 2299
1-21.95 Upholstered High Chair; chrome Frame
floor sample IL 40
1-16.95 High Chair; upholstered back; wax birch
finish; floor sample --.- 899
1-14.95 Playmate" Jumper: floor sample 7.99
1885 CribmObile; combination crib-play yard
floor sample - - 1549
2-lO.95 Innerspring Crib Mattresses torn $40
2-l2.95 Innerspring Crib Mattresses torn Gas
PASS Bathinettes; soiled; floor samples TAG
less Lift-Out Carriage; floor sample - S.49
1885 Sliding Door Chest; white; floor sample,
2299
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Fourth Floor, Washington Only
7.S5 aluminium Yacht Chairs

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1.SS aluminium Yacht Chairs
highly polished tubular aluminium
frame and legs: seat and back of
woven Saran in multicolor. flat a.
arm rests; one action fold for HoOO
carrying or easy storage Just so!
4.S5 Slat-Back Yacht Chairs
Frames of birch and maple woods
with clean lacquered outdoor
tlnish seat of vat-dyed canvas o IN
IN red, green. Back of sturdy air. ~OOO
cooled Stats. Just IS in groupl
1895 Suspension HammOckS
Large 36xSO-inch size; with pillow
headrest; in extra heavy duty out
door woven Fabric in pink or tur- e IN
quoise stripe with black contrast OoOO
Hurry in, just 30
. 1895 Plastic Lawn Umbrella
Seven foot umbrellas with as
sorted floral print interiors and
solid color outsides in red, yell eDz SD
low or green. Easy to clean viny eOD
plastic. Just 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
SiIUeraUUre
OIcCb rtOOf' OObb 0tO'CS
I6.Pc. Sets Stainless Steel
We're $50 to 1926
Street Floor, Both Stores

Non-tarnish stainless steel table
ware; always bright and shiny; Reg. 7oO
never needs polishing; made by o IN
leading siverSmith; service for Cd OO
four. Individually gift boxed
Street Floor, Washington Only
5O-l.5O Plated Cold Meat Forks --5 SEC
50-1.5O Plated Baby Spoons --79c
1-99.5O Plated Flatware; 52-piece service; Spring
Garden pattern 4975
A-595 Plated Children's Sets: 3-piece 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
4.95 SIat-Back Yacht Cha;
1895 Plastic Lawn Umbrella

Seven foot umbrellas with as
sorted floral print interiors and
solid color outsides in red, yell
low or green. Easy to clean vinyl
plastic. Just 30!
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
] Plans Made For
Teacher Awards
(Continued from first pagel


tions may be sent to Mrs. John E.
Burris, who is the education chair
man for the Milford New Century
Club. Judges of the nominations
may be a representative of the
clubs, member of the PTA or
whomever the clubs participating
may appoint The decision of the
judges will be final. The teachers
must have the following standards:
1. Scholastic qualifications; 2 HUI
manitarian attitude toward stu
dents: 8. Outstanding work beyond
the call of duty for the sake of the
pupil; 4. Interest in community,
state and national affairs A point
system will be used in judging.
Nominations must be in the hands
of Mrs. Burris by March Is for
Judging. The nature of the award
may be in the form of dinner or
luncheon or some lasting memento
of the occasion upon which may be
engraved or attached data of the
occasion. There will be many who
will wish to award a teacher in the
local schools and since the time
| is short, nominations must be done
almost at once. The names of those
selected throughout the State will
be sent to Mrs. Clarence Fraim of
Wilmington for final judging and
a selection will be made for a can
didate for State honors.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
FELTON, School VIII
Supply Boys
State Governor
CONTINUED from first page)

Continued from first Dage)
Brown Vocational; state auditor
and representative Middletown;
attorney general and representa-
tive, Louis L. Redding; insurance
commissioner and representative,
Greenwood: a representative and
attache, Salesianum; representa-
tive and attache, Howard Carver;
senator and representative, Tower
Hill; senator and representative,
Wilmington High; representative
and attache, Claymont; senator and
representative, Conrad; represen-
tative and attache, Newark; sena-
tor and representative, Alexis I.
DUPONT High; representative and
attache, st. Peters; senator and
representative, Sanford Prep; rep
resentative and atGache, Mt Peas
ant; same, Archmere; senator and
representative, each to Friends,
st. Andrews, Caesar Rodney, Mil
ford, Dover, Harrington, William
Henry, Laurel, Bridgeville. John
NJ. Clayton, Rehoboth, and Mills
boro, and representative and alta
che. each, to New Castle, Smyrna,
Seaford, Delmar, Selbyyille, VIII
liam Jason, Georgetown, Milton,
and Lewes.
"a MI rrooo.eo5 A1a
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22

History records the preiudices
and mistakes of the past.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
Women's Legislative
Group Meets Feb. 26
(Continued from first pagel

Continued from first page)
ers and acts to endorse or oppose
bills.
Officers elected recently in addi-
tion to Mrs. Meyer are: Mrs. Alex
ander Ulin, vice chairman, New
Castle County: Miss Olivia NJ. Cof-
fin, vice chairman, Kent County;
and Mrs. Wilbur NJ Mumford, vice
chairman, Sussex County; Mrs.
William N. Cam, secretary; Mrs.
E. S. Hickman, assistant secretary
and Mrs. w. Harmon Money, Trea-
surer.
Gov. ]. Caleb Boggs and Mr.. An
drew Christy, executive director of
the Legislative Reference Bureau,
addressed the Committee at its first
meeting on February 18th.
In reviewing the bills favored and
opposed by the Committee in re-
cent years, Mr.. Christy pointed out
that large percentage of bills
favored by the Committee have been
adopted and large number oppos-
Ell by them were later defeated by
the General Assembly.
Gov. Boggs outlined fields in
which improved legislation is now
needed or planned. First of these
is the need for coming in all three
counties. A first step in this direc-
tion was taken at the last assem-
bly,. He also called attention to the
need of the Department of Public
Health for a building in Dover to
increase efficiency of its services
and relieve the crowding of other
agencies.
The Governor also stressed the
need for. increased opportunities
in education from kindergarten
through adult extension courses.
He emphasized the need for an i'm
proved highway program and asked
support of an air pollution commits
sion similar to the water pollution
commission, and beach erosion
plan. Discussing home rule, the
Governor said it is the national
feeling that government of locali-
ties must be returned to local Off
GERS, not only for efficiency and
growth, but to relieve the legisla-
lures.
Mr.. Christy will again address
the Committee at its next meeting
Tuesday, February 26, at 10:3O
a. m.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
HOUard Moore Died
Sunday In Hospital
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Grange in December, he was elected
honorary state chaplain for life.
He served several terms as mas
ter of the Milford Grange, and antil
his illness was treasurer of that
organization. He was also a former
Master of the Pomona Grange of
Sussex County.
A member of the Houston Metho-
dist Church for more than 40 years,
he served on the official board, and
board of trustees and stewards.
Last May he was honored by the
Sunday School of the church on
completing 40 years as superinten-
dent. He continued, however, as a
member of the Sunday School
Board and teacher of an Adult
Bible Glass.
He was an active lay leader in
the church and frequently filled
pulpits in churches throughout the
Peninsula Conference.
At the time of his illness, he
was employed as bookkeeper by
the General Baking Company at
Harrington.
He was a past state president
of the Patriotic Sons of America,
and a former president of the Kent
County Education Association.
He was a member of the Grand
Lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen of Delaware.
He is survived by his wife, an
invalid, the former Laura Case,
and a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor M.
Yerkes, wife of former State Sen
ator Robert H. Yerkes of Houston
seven grandchildren; brother,
Thomas ]. Moore, mayor of Mag
nolia and several nieces and
nephews, including former State
Senator Nelson NJ Hammond of
near FELTON,:
On Dec. rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at their home in Lynch
Heights.
Services were held at 2 D. m
Wedr eedsv from the Berry Funero
Home Milford with the Rev. W
Stanley Grant. a former pastor OF
Houston Church, and Rev. Joseph
B. Vauohn. current pastor, offici-
oting. Burial in Rerratts Chapel
Cemetery near Frederick.
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