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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10

free lunches and even if you could
MT buy a beer, you could pretend
to have bought a beer, wipe your
mouth and approach the lunch
counter and fill up.
There were few automobiles, but
there were horses and carriages.
Today only the Queen of England
rides in a carriage, but in those
DAYS anybody could ride in one.
ADMITTEDLY it wasn't very
efficient age. Zangwill himself
was known as a very clumsy per-
son. He knew he was. Once he
was writing in his house, when
crockery on the floor above fell
down with thunderous impact.
Zangwill ran to the head of the
stairs and called out, Nov what
have 1 done?"
On his first visit to America, he
was interviewed by a woman re-
porter. She asked him what he
thought of American women.
but l have just come" object
ed Zangwill, Il haven't seen any
American women yet"
"BUT SURELY" the lady scribe
said, you must have met some
American women abroad"
Yes" said Zangwill, land you
can say for me that American
women abroad are not stay at
homes"
He was anxious to meet the Yid-
dish playwright Jacob Gordon but
the latter insisted that Zangwill
must come to see him. He wouldn't
go to see Zangwill. So Zangwill
made the pilgrimage. Gordon felt
a little apologetic and explained
that he had not been able to go
down to see zangwill because he
had a large family-11 children.
$50 what" said Zangwill, Il am
the father of the Children of the
Ghetto"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10

British Mandatory laws except
those mentioned specifically
which were aimed against the est
abliShment of a Jewish homeland
in Palestine-restriction of immi-
grafton, restriction of right to buy
land, etc. Thus, matters of per-
sOnal status remained under the
jurisdiction of the religious courts,
and very soon the maintenance of
this system became the most i'm
portant vested interest of all relig-
iouS parties.
THE AUTHORITY for the Jew
ish community was the Chief Rab-
binate. And in Israel that means
the Orthodox Chief Rabbinate, be-
cause Orthodox (both Ashkenazi
and Sephardic) is the only official
Judaism here.
After the establishment of the
state, a double conflict developed.
The non-observant saw no justifi-
cation why in a Jewish state the
civil government should abdicate
llllPO1 IQllI Lights W 1C1lS1OuS QQIA-
ority. And among the observant
the question was asked why should
Orthodoxy, the most extreme form
of Judaism, be the official Judaism.
THE MAJORITY of the younger
Israel generation deeply resents
this situation. They do not like the
idea, for example, that they can
not marry in Israel unless they un-
dergo the whole archaic procedure
required by Orthodoxy.
The pressure is thus on for both
the return of jurisdiction over per-
sonal status to civilian courts, and
Ito a smaller extent-for grant
ing equal rights to Conservative
and Reform Judaism. The more
far-sighted among the Orthodox
are aware that the pressure will
mount and that ultimately the only
defense against it is adapting Ortiz
odoxy to modern life.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
Egypt TO Receive
More Soviet Subs

LONDON (JTA)-Egypt and the
Soviet Union have reached a new
arms agreement which will bring
Cairo two or possibly three addi-
tional submarines, it was reported
here.
The reports are based on a state
ment by Vice Admiral Suleiman
EiZZat, Chief of Staff of Egypt's
Navy, who revealed that his coun-
try would soon receive new war
ships from a foreign power. Adm.
Eizzat did not name the foreign
power, but he made the announce
ment upon his return from a trip
to Moscow. Foreign sources in
Cairo asserted that the Russian
subs were already en- route to
Alexandria, Egypt's chief naval
base.
The Egyptian Navy is known to
include several underseas craft,
four destroyers, nine frigates, and
a dozen minesweepers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10

cared for five to six children each
year.
The meeting will be open to the
public, with a $1.25 charge per
plate. In charge of the program
are Youth Aliyah chairmen Mrs.
Robert Wagner and Mrs. Martin
Walter and their committee of
Mrs. Peter Davidson, Mrs. Oscar
Leverant, Mrs. Morris Sobol, and
Mrs. Morris Sundell.
THE LUNCHEON will be direct
ed by chairmen Mrs Louis Siegel,
Mrs. Rubin Helm, and Mrs. Charles
Desman and their assistant chair
men, Mrs. Hyman Gelfand, Mrs.
Ben Feiler, Mrs. Sam Kiviat, Mrs.
Elliot Tempkin, Mrs. Jay Edison,
Mrs. Seymour Levine, Mrs. Nor
is Turken and Mrs. Bernard.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. 81 Landau, AM 6-5556; Mrs.
Matthew Ritchie, AL 4-1756, or Mrs.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10

Borden is assigned to activate a
local committee, Phoenix Associates
of Rassco, to assist him in bring
ing the program to interested par
ties.
Borden is the Brandeis Zionist
Districts first vice president ana
Jewish National Fund chairman,
B'nai Births local Israel Commit
tee chairman for more than 81
years and a board member, and
has actively participated in United
Jewish Appeal and Heart Fund
campaigns for several years.
He currently is Spearheadlng a
drive to plant 1000 trees in Israel
during that nations 10th anniver-
sary celebration and thereby have
the name of Phoenix inscribed on
an honor roll.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
Men sCIubT oHeor
Economics Expert

"Are We Headed For a Depres-
sion?" will be the subject of an ad-
dress by DR.. Harold A. Shapiro,
Arizona State at Tempe associate
economics professor, before the
Temple Beth Israel Mems Club at
$50 p. m. Wednesday.
The dinner meeting for club
members and guests will be held
at the temple auditorium.
DR.. Shapiro directed the Arkansas
State Teachers College department
of economics, sociology, and busi-
ness for three years. He has been
acting director of Arizona States
business services bureau since
July l.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
B'nai Birth
Will Install


Alfred M. Kessler, presently
donor chairman and first vice presi-
dent of B'nai Birth Herman Lew
kowitz Lodge, will be installed as
lodge president at an $3.50 pm.
meeting Sunday at Temple Beth
Israel Auditorium.
Kessler, of GIT N. 10th Ave-,
has served as recording secretary,
warden, and has advanced through
three vice presidencies since join
ing the lodge in 1916.
Others to be installed are Mich
ael Haskes, Chester Stoloff, and
Edwin Schector, vice presidents;
DR.. Irwin Shapiro, treasurer; Jer-
ONE Lewkowitz, recording Secre-
tary; Lester Engler, financial sec
retary; Sidney Hogan, warden;
Benjamin MargoliS, guardian;
Philip Barer, chaplain, and Ben
Borden, trustee.
Guest speaker will be Burton
Lewkowitz, district second vice
president and a past president OF
the local lodge. Nat G. Silverman
will be installing officer.
The meeting will be followed
by a dance and serving of refresh
ments. The entire Jewish COM
munity is invited. Wives of incom-
ing officers will act as hoSteSseS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
Officers Elected
Bv Social Service

MIS-. Seymour Selgel OF S31 T.
Weldon Ave. has been elected to
succeed Mrs. Arthur Schneider as
president of the Jewish Social Ser
vice. Mrs. Seigel, previously the
agency's vice president. for several
years has served as its child well
fare committee chairman.
The services board of directors
also elected Mrs. 81 Kaufman as
vice president, Auvner Robbins as
treasurer, and Mrs. Edward Fried
man as secretary. Mrs. Schneider
will continue as a board member.
Rabbi Carol Klein of Beth FL
Congregation officiated at the in
stallation of officers and board
members.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10


make deal by making concessions
in religious questions than in ques-
tionS of foreign policy.
However, basically the gulf be-
tween Mapai (and the other nom
religious parties) and the ortho-
dox groups is a much deeper and
more fundamental one, and ulti-
mately the big showdown in Is
raePs internal life is likely to be
on matters of religion than on mat
ters of political or economic idea
ology.
THIS SHOWDOWN is not i'm
minent. If overwhelming dangers
threaten Israel in years to come,
the religious issue may continue
to smolder for some time. On the
other hand, the needs of a toughly
fought election campaign may well
force the issue prematurely.
But the issue is there, becoming
more and more acute as the gap
between unyielding Orthodoxy and
the currents of modern life in Is
rael widens.
The roots of the tension go as
far back as the time of the Turk
ish rule over Palestine, before the
first World War. The weak Turk
ish Empire was forced progressive
ly to grant extensive jurisdiction to
various religious communities.
WHEN PALESTINE became a
British Mandate, the British re-
tanned the old Turkish system.
When the State or Israel was
established in 1948, one Of its
very first laws revalidated all
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
Film Expert To Talk Here

Max Strom, AM 6-6956. Baby sit
ter service will be available.
IN ADDITION to Youth Aliyah,
Mrs. Greenwald has pictorially
dramatized HadaSsah's medical and
social welfare work. She has
done this with almost so motion
pictures, many filmstrips, some
10000 black-and-white still photo
graphs, $4,000 color slides, and at
least $4,000 feet of color film de-
picting the Hadassah story.
Her film-strip, "Shulamith Finds
Tomorrow" evolved from her
Moroccan trip last year, earned her
an Oscar from the American
Film Assembly in New York. She
followed through, from both Moroc-
co and India, the movement OF
Youth Aliyah children to Israel
and their integration into perma-
nent settlements there.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10

brought laughter even IN tne SAD
ness of the ghetto. "My Christian
name is Israel" once said Zangwill.
WAS THINKING back to the
time when he wrote the works
which made him famous. The Uni
ted States at that time was in the
position of Israel as far as Jewish
immigration is concerned. Hun
dreds of thousands of Jews from
Russia and East Europe were say
ing Shalom Aleichem to the Statue
of Liberty and preparing to settle
down under the benign gaze of
Shmuel.
People didn't make much money
those days, but then you didn't
need much. The saloons offered
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
Western Jewish
Federo+ions Open
Conference Here

Keynote addresses at this weekend's Western States
Regional Assembly of the Council of Jewish Federatons
and Welfare Funds here will be given by the councils
national president and executive director.
The annual threeday conference of Jewish communities
will open this Friday at the Arizona Manor HOTEL with
delegates from 10 Western states and Canada attending
Addressing the assembly at it's Saturday banquet
Goals and Responsibilities of Jewish Communal Organi
zaton will be Herbert R. Abeles of Newark NJ national
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
Ben Borden
ToRepresent
RasscoI Israel

Appointment of Ben Borden, 22zS
E. Monterosa, as field representative
Tor Rassco Israel Corp. has been
announced here by Ben. D. Leeds
Western states region executive dl-
rector.
1ne corporation is the American
affiliate OF Rassco, Rural and Sub
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
SiIverman Bar Mitzvah

Daryl Silverman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Silverman of 1903 W..
Mitchell D r., will be Bar Mitzvah
Jan. IS at Beth Hebrew Congrega-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Silverman will
host on Oneg Shabbat following
Jan. "a services in DarryPS honor.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10

co. of Tel AviV,
israel. Largest OF
lsrael's priv a t e
construction COM
panies, it recent
~ became v er y
active in financial
Investment a n d
,ales, permitting
participation with
the State OF Is
rael Bonds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
Religious Issue Will Force
Major Showdown I'm Israel
By ELIAHU SALPETER

1A
JERUSALEM-The cabinet crisis created in Israel by
an indiscreon of the efofcenter Achdut Avoda party
may we'll held political attention for time Attempts
be made to replace Achdut Avoda in the government
coalition by the Orthodox Religious parties Premier David
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
ZANGW|LL BIOGRAPHY
RECALLS SLEEPY ERA
Bv DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright, 1868, JTA. In

see where Joseph Leftwich has written biography OF
Israel Zangwl. All, Zangwil how miss you
Zangwi is one of the few who will be read even
hundred years from today His Children of the Ghetto
remains classic
He was great interpreter of the ghetto. Somehow he
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
House Guest For Kays

A niece, Miss Arlene Weinberg
of New York, was a house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kay, 934
w. Culver, during the recent holi-
daYS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-01-10
NEWS DEADLINE
SET FOR JAN. "a

News deadline for the next
Phoenix Jewish News issue will
be Jan. "a. Publication date Is
Jan. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07

From our extensive group Of styles for chairs,
oliders and sun choises, we show here:
A. Glider Set Of wipe-cIeon plastic with cot
ton filling. Reversible back cushions in leaf
print Plain red or green seat cushions. 1898
3. Printed Plastic Chair Pod, leaf design in
red and green on white. Elastic bands hold pad
to back of chair. 1913
c. Plastic Chair Cushion with cotton filling.
leof-print back cushion is reversible. Plain
red or green scot cushion 500
D. Sun Chose Cushion covered with Ieof-de-
sign plastic. Reversible cartridge style. Red
and green print on white ground. S95
E. Sun Choise or Glider Roincoot Of rubber
eooted fabric. In green. 498
Not shown:
Roincoot for Chair. 500
WGL-Upholstery 7th Floor also Chevy Chose,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07
Hoover Scores
Euton's Charge
By The Associated Preas

FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover
win make no broadcast reply
TO criticism Of his agency by
Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland indus
trialist.
In taking this attitude yes
terday. Mr.. Hoover called Mr..
Eaton's statements vicious and
untrue and said he did not
want to dignity them.
Mr.. Eaton appeared on the
Mike Wallace Interview on
ABc-Tv Sunday, sponsored by
the Fund for the Republic. He
said that the FBI and other
agencies are engaged ''in in
vestigating. in shopping, in in
forming, In creeping up on
people,"
The FBI said in response to
an inquiry that Robert M.
Hutchins. president of the
fund. had subsequently wired
Mr.. Hoover inviting him to
appear on a later show with a
reply to Mr.. Eaton.
Mr.. Hoover wired in reply:
II do not desire TO appear on
any interview program to dig
Nifty the vicious and completely
untrue statements about the
FBI made by one Cyrus Eaton. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07
Artificial Food Made
From AIeue in Jupun

TOKYO. = Japan's Chlorela
Research Institute has started
mass production In Tokyo Of a
new artificial food made from
chlorela algae.
Chlorela is rich In proteins
and has many other nutritive
values. II is much cheaper
than rice. It win be produced
in two forms. powdered and
LIQUID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07

plating using somewhere In
Fifeshire on June 80 would not
be so safe" The royal couple
are due 10 visit Fife that day.
Scots at the time OF the FIRST
Elizabsth claimed Mary stuart
as their monarch.
The note In the token bomb
parcel received by Mr.. Mackay
was signed E. o. r. and was ac-
companied by a newspaper pic
ture OF Elizabeth II. The post
mark was too faint 10 be made
out. police said.
The note said the second
bomb would wipe out the in
suits Of June. 1888" In that
coronation month Ave years
ago. the Queen was crowned
Elizabeth II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07
Tokyo Had Beginning
In Chieftoin's Custle

ToKYo.-Tokyo was found
ed in 1887 when a feudal chief
tain. ota Dokan, built a castle
here.
The original hamlet that
sprang up around his home
was called Edo. Now metro
politan Tokyo has a popula-
ton Of more than SIS million
living In It's 20 wards. eight
cities. three counties, and
several islands. which together
take up an area Of 1892 square
miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07

over Scotland more than 800
years ago.
A homemade bomb token was
delivered by post here yester-
day TO the home Of Journalist
Alan Mackay
The bomb was not connected
for fiting, police said, but the
parcel contained q note saying
the Scottish public should be
told that English insults would
no longer be tolerated.
The note said that although
the token bomb was not dam
gerous "the one we are contem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07
Fertilizer Business
Sours in France

PARIS. - Frances fertilizer
industry, with a gross annual
income of 1911 million, now
does a business comparable in
volume to the steel, electric,
and gasoline industries.
In the past decade French
consumption Of fertilizers has
SCARED, with increases Of IS
per cent in nitrogen compo-
nents, SO per cent in phos-
phoric acid and so per cent in
potash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07
Rummuge Sale

The Women's Society of the
Bruen Chapel Methodist Church
of Merrifield, Va. will hold a
rummage sale from 10 am. to
8 pm. Friday at Burrier's Ga
rage, Gallows road ut Lee high
way. WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07

MT. RAINIER. ND.
Peoples Hdv. No. 7
1000 34th Street .rfl
OLNEY. MD.
r. C. white
.a
ROCKVILLE, MD. f#U
Abode Hardware Ing
8 W. Middle Lane
Rockville Center
215 N. Washington 81.
SILVER SPRING, ND. ~
Green, H. L. no
S6i9 Colesville Rd. 80
Murray Hardware ~
5000 New Hampshire Ave-,
Piney Branch Hardware np5
S1O3 Flower Ave. -,
Piney Branch Coop avg
S545 Piney Branch I'd. 2E1
Peoples HdW. No. go
oOoO FiONer ave.
Vlers Mill Hardware az
1221S VierS Mill Road
ls-
TAKOMA PARK, MD. .t.
Peoples Hdw. No. 3 N
1885 New Hampshire Ave.
Takoma Coop Drug
1854 New Hampshire Ave. 2 4
- 4se
WHEATON, MD.
PendletOn's Hardware
1880 GeOrgia Ave. AL
wheaton CO-sp. 81
11111 GeorgiA Ave.
wheaton Pt. q HdW.
114O0 Georgia Ave. ~
s5
Phone RA. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07
Bomb Note Threatens
Elizabeth and Philip

KIRcALDY Scotland May VH.-An implied threat 10
bomb Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip on their visit 10
Scotland June 30 disclosed last night.
me threat appeared 10 from Scottish nationalist
who contend Queen Elizabeth should not be titled Elizabeth H.
These natonasts not recognize the st Elizabeth ruler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07

BLADENsBURG. MD.
Peoples Hdw. No. 2
5448 Annapolis Rd.
Prince GEORGES Hdw.
1919 Annapolis Rd.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Chevy Chase Village supply
6NO0 Brookvllle Rd.
McIntlre Hdw. No. 4
$40 Western Ave.
GAITHERSBURG, MD.
Thomas Hdw. a supply Co.
221 Z. Diamond 81.
GREENBELT, MD.
GreenbeIt Cons. serv.
I2I Centerway Rd.
EVANSVILLE. MD.
Aver Hdw.. 65TI Aver Rd.
Bowman's Hdw.
54O2 Queens Chapel Rd.
Peoples Hdw. No. o
3122 Queens Chapel Rd.
KENSINGTON. MD.
Mclntire Hdw., 1888 UnIver-
sity Blvd. W.
LANDovER HILLS. MD.
Bits Hdw., 7431 Annap'is Rd,
LAUREL, MD.
Franks Hdw., 3Ss Domer Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07

ANNANDALE
The Star supply Co.
FALLS CHURCH
Northern Va. Hardware
1919 W. Broad 81.
Peoples Hdw. No, rs
462 Leesburg Pike
HOLM HALL VILLAGE
L. g. Hose Co., 1909 Fort
Hunt Road
SEVEN CORNERS
Barber a Ross, Seven COTners
shopping Center
SPRINGFIELD
sp'giield HdW., 6SIi Bland 81.
TRIANGLE
Triangle Hardware
VIENNA
Vienna HdH.. 1856 Maple Ave.
MARYLAND
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Economy Auto Supply Co., rs
East Street il
BETHESDA, MD.
Bethesda Pt. a Hdw.
7614 Wisconsin Ave.
Community Pt. a Hdw.
1850 Wisconsin Ave.
Simpsons Hardware
1910 Wisconsin Ave.
Strosnider Hardware g.
1904 Arlington Rd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07

Puts on IUstrovs plostie coating ihot losis and
Iosts. Resvrfoees ard repoirs hicks. dents,
serotehes and worn pieces. viii not voter.
spot. will not yellow. will not dorken. Eosily
removable u desired.
REEVES fcdsd eolos and pottens Of ospholi
and vinyl tile and linolevm. Adds beovtifd
transparent "exiro" sUrfoee 10 furniture snd
woodwork
Satisfaction wouonled whe
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-11

FOR SALE-No. Before you leap
Look! at this one nearly new Ranch
home located in Lincoln. Two bed
rooms, pine paneled den, forced air
heat, carport, patio. Only S40000 down
payment. No. 2-Two bedroom Ranch
type home located on Nelson street,
new heating plant, full basement,
ment. No. 2-The Best value for you
this property located on North Wal
nut street is priced right, bedrooms,
large lot, only $4,000 down payment.
No. 4-See this nearly new Ranch
home located on corner of Lakeview
avenue and Hall Place. Two bed
rooms, large living room, with fire
place, pine paneled den, expansion at
tic, finished. No. 5-This two bed
room bungalow located on Canterbury
Road, just out of Milford, only S300.00
down payment. No. 6-The right in
vestment is equal to a lifetime of toll.
Here's your chance. This 81 acre
farm located 6 miles west of Har-
rington, it has everything. No. Beat
the traffic problenl-only two blocks
to major shopping center. This bed
street. Only $4,000 down payment.
No. S-Constant income means peace
of mind. Why not buy this apart
ment property at Slaughter Beach and
let il work for you? No. 9-ThiS small
home with Z acres of land has every
convenience, only a short distance
from town. No. 10-ThiS Ranch type
Lome located on Woodside Drive in
Evergreen Acres has bedrooms, full
basement. Only S500>00 down pay
ment. Harvey G.. Marvel, Realtor. No
3 South Walnut street, Milford. Phone
1866. Evenings call 1862 or Ss2S.
249-4-11-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-11

FOR SALE-Two bedroom bunga-
low, conveniences, cellar, coal fur
mace. single garage, 35 20 broiler
house, 100 20 broiler house, large
lot, immediate possession, approxi-
mately miles south of Milford on
Route IA, S9,S00. Two bedroom bunga
low, oil heat, aluminium sash and
doors, cellar, 3rd and Lovers Lane,
$4,000. Four bedroom semi bungalow
hardwood floors, oil heat, aluminium
sash and doors, aluminium awnings
and guttering, s 10 storage build
ing. 10 Nelson street, S11, 500. Three
bedroom bungalow, dashboard heat,
hardwood floors. electric stove, finished
cellar with recreation room, kitchen,
laundry room, aluminium sash and gut
tering, double garage, Old Shawnee
Road, S15.500. Three bedroom bunga-
low, piped oil heat, fireplace, carpet
ing, porch facing lake, single garage,
lot llO X 125, Chestnut Knoll Acres,
A. loan available. Broiler farms,
building lots. Harry 5. Rust, Real Es-
tate. Dial 5lTS. l26-4-4-2t
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-11
NOTICE.!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the End day of April
A. ID. 1858, and that all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of
the deceased must present the
same, duly attested, to the said
Roy B. Kemp, Jr., Administrators of
the estate of John c. Aamodt, on
or before the End day of January,
1859, or abide the Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
Isl ROY B. KEMP, JR.
Address Administrator
Milford, Delaware 4-11-3t
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-11
CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely want to thank reI7
atives and friends who helped in
any way since our home burned
recently. We deeply appreciate the
gifts. Our special thanks to en-
ployees of Milford Stitching Com
pany, classmates of Doris Wiley
and teachers of NJ. H. S. and men,
bers of Carlisle Fire Company.
Your kindness will long be remem-
bered. Mrs. Emma Wiley and Fam
lily. 4-11-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-11
CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank all my friends,
relatives and neighbors for their
cards, calls, flowers, visits and
other acts of kindness shown me
during the death of my husband,
Oscar p. Johnson. Thanks to Rev.
Hamer, of Milton; Rev. Tull and
Rev. Milbury for their comforting
words; also the pallbearers.
Thanks to one and all. Mary z.
johnson. 4-11-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-11
APPLICATION

l.. John Rudic, trading as Hud-
dle-Bug Lunch No. 2, intend to
file an application with the Della
ware Alcoholic Beverage Control
Commission to sell alcoholic bev-
erages in restaurant for consump-
tion on the premises where sold.
The said premises being located at
Dover Bypass, Route No. 13, Do
yer, Kent County, Delaware.
4-11-3t