Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03

CRUSADE - Special services
will be held in the Harrington
Armory, Tuesday, January 14th.
through Sunday, January 18th, be-
ginning at 500 p. m, each eve
ming.
The Rev. George Piguerson, well
known FOR his T. V. Program, The
Circuit Rider, will be the Evange-
list. There will be Special Music
each evening. Everyone is invited
10 attend.
TAX GUIDES = Congressman
Harry G. Haskell, Jr., (R-DeD
announced today that he has been
informed by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue that copies of the
1858 editions of Your Federal In
come Tax" and TAX Guide for
Small Business" are available for
the nominal sum of 35 cents a
copy Quantity orders are being
sold at the price of $26.25 for 100
copies.
These informative 128-page pub
locations include non-technical
language, more illustrative exam
pies, and easy-to-uss indexes.
Persons desiring to purchase
these books may do SO by contact
ing the Superintendent of Docu-
ments, Government Printing Office
Washington 25, D. c., or their dis.
trict or field office of the Internal
Revenue.
LOOK FOR DRIVER = Della
ware State Police at Dover are
looking for the driver of station
wagon involved in minor acci
dent with a car driven by Norman
Russum, 20, of Cheswold,S shortl,
before Russum was killed in
rear-end collision on Route 13
three miles north of Dover las
Friday evening.
They said the driver of the sta
tion wagon was also a witness tt
the fatal crash but that he or sht
failed to stop at the accident.
The station wagon was not in
volved in the accident that resulted
in Russum's death.
1t was described by police as {
light blue, late model Ford-pos
sibly a 1856 or 1857 model. 1t hae
an ivory or a tan top and was dam
aged on the left rear fender neal
the gas cap.
The driver is wanted for failing
to stop at the scene of the minol
accident and as witness for tn,
fatal one.
RECOGNITION DINNER = Au
brey P. Murray, Millsboro,. has an
nounced that the second annua
dinner for recognition of SUISSE,
County Boy Scouts who have at
tanned the First Glass rank, will
be held in MiIlsboro Feb. 10, will
the Millsboro Lions Club as host
The first such dinner was helt
last year in Georgetown for the
purpose of honoring Boy Scouts
who have attained the first major
advancement in scouting. Previous
ly, only those who have gained
higher rank have been recognized
The place of the dinner has moi
yet been announced but Mr.. Muir
ray said that speaker with 'boy
appeal" will be chosen.
The plan for the dinners is to
have them rotate among the towns
of Sussex County SO that each will
have equal representation.
The Millsboro Lions Club already
sponsors one of the most active
troops of the county. Harley w
Moore is president of the club.
CORN GROWERS - Any pro-
ducer who intends to plant corr
in 1858 on a farm where there
was no corn acreage during the
years 1855, 1856, or 1857 must apply
for corn allotment if he desires
price support or if he wants tc
participate in any other phase oi
the Soil Bank Program other thar
the Acreage Reserve Program fol
corn in 1858, Joseph w. Ennis
Chairman of the County Agricul.
tural Sterilization and Conserva.
tion Committee, said today.
Marketing quotas do not apply
to corn, the Chairman explained
However, under the present pro-
gram, the production of corn in
1858 on a farm which has no corn
acreage allotment would make the
corn produced on such farm ineli.
gible for price support in 1858 as
well as affect his participation ir
the Soil Bank Program.
Application forms for corn al
lotment are available at the Kent
ASC County Office, in Dover, Del.
aware. January 81, 1858, is the last
day such applications may be filed