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CHARLES N. MccANN
Crisis en- Ell Naciona|ismo Chino
CHARLES M. MccANN

Ell regimen de la China Nacionalista esta ha.
ciendo frente ahora a la mayor crisis politica que
Sc lie ha presentado desde que sento reales en-
Formosa, en- 1949.
La crisis amenaza dividir al Kuomintang,
que es ell partido del Generalisimo Chang Kai.
Shek y al mismo tempo ell mas poderoso.
Despachos procedentes de Taipei, capital del
baluarte insular, indican que ell Premier OK.
You, ha sido acusado por ell "Yuan de Control,
una de las cinco ramas del gobierno naciona-
lista, por "negligencia en- Ell cumplimiento del
deber''. Esto quiere decir que Yui podria ser
~depuesto para ~favorecer al Vicepresidente Chen
Cheng.
Ell movimiento en- contra de Yui es una mues-
ira del c~reciente descontento con ell gobierno y
con la actual conformation del Kuomintang.
Por otro lado, para completar ell cuadro po-
litico, viene desarrollandose una lucha silencio-
sa entire Ell vicepresidente Chen y ell hijo mayor
Chang Kai-Shek, Chang Ching Kuo, buscando
cada uno por SUI lado que Sc lie reconozca como
heredero politico del Generalisimo.
Ell yuan de Control es una especie de
comision de vigilancia, investida de poder sufi-
ciente para investigar todo y a TODD ell mundo
en- Formosa.
La importancia del paso .dado por Ell "Yuan
de Control" al acusar a Yui, estriba en- ell hecho
de que esa comision esta compuesta por MEM
bros veteranos del 'Kuomintang mismo, impli-
cando por consiguiente una division del partido.
Ell -Generalisimo Chang Kai-Shek, no esta
envuelto en- la crisis. Ell es ell jefe incuestiona.
Bile, como 10 ha sido por espacio de 80 amos, aun-
que no hubiera asumido Ia presidencia sino en-
1e4s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
LYLE e. WILSON

Ell alto commando del Partido Democratic norte-
americana We en- ell Vicepresidente Nixon, al per-
sonaje a quien con mas gusto derribaria de su
pedestal.
La estrategia democratic Sc hasa en- eI hecho
de que, seguramente, Nixon sera d~esignado por
los republicanos como candidate a la p~residen-
cia de la r~epublica en- 1860. Y conforme ellos
ven las cosas, Nixon es ell hombre que hay que
derrotar a toda costa.
La derrota seria mas ~efectiva 81 lograra lie
varse a cabo antes de 1860. Para ea epoca, de
no haberlo logrado antes, Nixon sera ell caudillo
mas poderoso que los republicanos podrsn poner
en- la ~palestra, para reempIazar a Eisenhower.
Conscientes de este p~eligro, los democratas
han iniciado sus ataques contra Ell Vicepresidente,
en- especial a traves de la revista del partido. En-
la edicion de noviembre pasado Sc decfa de Ell que,
aparentemente, ha decidido abandonar su imita-
cion de la s'personalidad de Eisenhower" debido
a que la popularidad del Presidente habia empe-
zado a decaer desde la Ultima primavera.
"NiXon ha venido actuando -decia la re-
vista como quien dice abandonar ell barco en-
trance de hundirse, pero dando la impression de
que 10 hace, simplemente, para echarse a nadar
por placer.
Pero los ataques no paran ahi. En- ell ndmero
de este mes ell Democratic Digest" tai es ell
nombre de la revista- 10 acusa de haberse undo
al Senador Mccarthy, va f~allecido, para destruir
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Extrano eS ell nuevo tipo de evangelista que
predica en- las miles de aideas miserables de la
India. En- la mayoria de los casos, Sc trata de
un joven lucido, bastante bien educado, de aspec.
to sincere, cast siempre NAL vestido y cargado
de folletos y hojas sueltas. Lo que predican es.
tos nuevos ~apostoles es ell comunismo.
Ell Partido Comunista indio no es nnuy nu-
meroso y eStA en- ell poder unicamente en- ell es-
tado de Kerala, uno de los mas poblados y po-
bres del subcontinente. Sin embargo, Sc mues.
ira sumamente active en- TODD Ell pals en- mission
catequizadora.
Los misioneros de nuevo cuno predican su
e~vangelio sin cesar. Explican a cuantos les es.
cuchan, que ell comunismo aboga por la paz y
por Ell fin del hambre. Senalan tambien que
Russia ha logrado crear de la NADIA una econo-
mia pujante y que no solo Sc ha constituido en-
la primera potencia militar del mundo sine que
ahora tiene Ell dominic de los cielos con los sa.
telites artificiales. No falta tampoco la conde-
nacion del "imperialismo colonial occidental" y
de los experiments con bombas at6micas de Es-
tados Unidos, a ~despecho de los e~sfuerzos So
vieticos "por la paz".
No puede medirse todavfa ell exito de tan &C.
tiva campana, pero ell hecho de que los comunistas
tengan va ell dominic del Estado de Kerala y de
que SUI influenza Sc este extendiendo a focos de
1ntranquilidad, en- los que la poblacion pasa ham
bre, a consecuencia de sequias e inundaciones,
ha dado va lugar a grave preocupacion en- esta
capital.
En- ell estado de Uttar Pradesh. en- que naci6
Ell Primer Ministro, Hawaharlal Nehru, los CO..
munistaS s%ostienen que dominan en- 81 % nor
ciento de las municipalities e ~insindan que los
demas partidos de la ~oposicion y los indepen.
dientes haran causa comun con ellos, cuando lie
que ell momento de votar contra ell Partido del
Congreso de Nehru.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17

s44s N. W. smh STREET, MIAMI SPRINGS. FLA, TELEFoNo: Tu 1881
FAVOR ENvIARNos sU CORRESPONDENCE AL APTDo 1856 MIAMI, 49, FLA.
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WASHINGTON SEE SAW
Por WIN PENDLEToN

LA LISTA CONGRESSIONAL.
La Ultima mitad del IS Congre.
so empieza ell martes pr6ximo,
7 de enero. Aquf esta nuestra
lista annual de la delegation de la
Florida. C6rtela y guardela para
r%eferencia durante ell ano.
SEN. SPESSARD HOLLAND,
de Barlow. Fue Gobernador de
Florida. Autor del Proyecto de
Ley famoso de Tierras Sumergi-
daS, Presidente del Subcomite
de Creditos Agricolas Y Electri-
ficacion Rural, del Comite de
Agriculture. Listo para reelec.
cion este ano, Empieza ell ano
nuevo en- muy buena salud des-
pues de una operation menor,
recientemente.
SEN. GEORGE SMATHERS,
de Miami. Presidente del Sub
comite de Compras Militares v
del Subcomit6 de Negocios Pc
quenos del Comite de Finanzas;
Presidente del Subcomite de
TranSportes TerrestreS y del Co.
mite de Concrete Extranjero.
Considerable por sus amigos CO.
mo fla esperanto" para Vicepre-
sidente en- 1860.
REP. BILL CRAMER. (Distrito
H. st. Petersburg. Nuestro uni
co Representative republican, en-
ell Congreso. Segundo periodic.
Strive en- Comites de Trabajo Pu-
blico y Juridico. Aunque es re-
publicano, Sc opuso al gesto de
Eisenhower de mandar tropas
federales hacia ell Sur para for
Ear la integraci6n en- la EscueIa
Superior de Little Rock.
REP. CHARLIE BENNETT.
(Distrito 2.) Jacksonville. Sirve
en- ell Comite de Servicios Arma-
dos. Hizo poner la inscription
"Creemos en- Dios" en- TODD ell
papel moneda. Autor del famoso
codigo de etica para los emplea-
dos del gobierno que ha sido
aprobado por la Camara y ahora
espera accion del Senado.
REP. BOB SKIES (Distrito 81
Crestview. Noveno periodic. Ell
es ell "Decano" de la delegation
de la Florida. Fue elegido al
Congreso por primera vez EN-
1910. Presidente del Subcomite
del Ejercito para Aprobaciones
Militares. De todos los MEM
bros del Congreso, el es la perso-
ma mencionada con mas fre"uen.
cia como candidate para Gober-
nador de la Florida.
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SANTORAL DEL DIA-La Iglesia Cat6lca celebra hoy Ia feS
tividad de santos Antonio, Abad y Mariana. Santa Leonela.
La sonora Amaia C. Igesias, madre del malogrado joven JESUS
Iglesias, expedicionario del "Cointhia" que fuera asesinado con I'm
grupo de sus companeros, depues de haber sido hecho prisionero
por las fuerzas de la Dictadura, nos entrega cOpia de una conmove-
dora carta que dirigi6 con fecha Is de los corrientes, a la Primera
Dana de los Estados Unidos, sonora Mamie Eisenhower. He aqui la
carta:
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17

REP. DANTE FASCELL. (Dis.
trito A. Miami. Segundo perio-
do. Sirve como miembro del Co.
mite de Operaciones del Gobier-
mo y del Comite de Correos, v
SerWcio Civil. Recientemente re.
greso Ga un viaie de seis soma.
mas en- Europa, donde encabe.
70 un 5 ibccmite especial que es-
tudio los gastos de los Estados
Unidos en- eI ~extranjero Tam
bien sirve en- ell Subcomite Moss
para Ia censura de n~oiicias &c
agencias del gobierno.
REF sgd HERLONG. Obs
trito 81 Leesburg. Quinto pc.
riodo, Miembro del Comite de
ArbitroS y Medios. (EIJs be.
cen las leyes dc los ~impucstos).
Esta fomentando su propio Pro.
veto de Ley para reformal los
impuestos que fue presentado
duran'e la primera mitad de
este Congreso. ACADIA de termi.
mar ua turno complete de SUI dis.
trito err I'm trailer que con.
virtio en- oficina movie del Con.
greso.
REF. PAUL ROGERS (Distri.
to g. Fl. Lauderdale. Seguudo
perio 10. Recientemente nombra.
do por un periodista de Washing
ton como uno de los 10 solte.
ros mas elegibles de la Capital
de la ( :publica Els miembfo del
Comits de Trabaios pubiicos. Es
co-autor de la Ley Kennedy-Ro.
gers, nasada en- recnmendacio.
mes de- segundo informe de Ia
Comision Hoover.
REP. JIM HALEY (Distrito
~ Sarasota. Tercer periodic. Es
miembro del Comite de Admi-
instruction Indigena del Comite
de Asuntos Interiors; e Ursula.
res. Para todos los iudios anne.
ricanos, Haley /es SUI "Gran Pa
DIRE Blanco" en- ell Congreso de
los Estados Unidos. Vista sus re-
servaciones todos los amos.
REP. BILLY MATTHEWS. -.
(Distrito ~ Gainesville. Tercer
periodic. Sirve en- ell Comite de
Agriculture. Obtuvo fama nacio-
nal ell ano pasado cuando desa-
flo ell derecho del radio Y las
cadenas de la television de cam
biar la letra de las c~anciones
clasicas de Stephen Foster. Tu.
vo exito en- proteger la version
original de la canci6n del Els.
tado de la Florida, "Old Folks at
Home,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17

Miami, Enero Ii de 1893.
Sra. Mamie Eisenhower.
Distinguish sonora:
Con TODD ell respeto que listed
merece, me dirijo a I'd. llamando
a las puertas de SUI noble y hui
mano corazon.
Els un critic de madre que a I'd.
dirijo pidiendo que apele por 81
pueblo de Cuba.
Con gran fe pido a la Virgen Ma.
ria nuestra madre para que inter.
ceda por nosotros a su hijo Jesus,
10 mismo y con la misma fe me
dirijo a I'd. para que interceda
por nosotros a SUI senior esposo.
No mas envio de armas a Cuba,
elias sirven para asesinar nuestros
hijos.
Hube de perder mi unic0 hijo
an ell desembarco del Corinthia, ase.
sinado vilmente o ounce com.
paneros, ocho horas despues de
ser detenidos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17

ReSidia en- este pals por cuatro amos, contaba ahora diez y ocho
amos de edad. Estos amos pasados en- este gran pals, nenos de IL
bertades, hcieron en- SUI noble coraz6n, germinar la semina de 10
democracia. Guerra yer a su patria gozar de las mismas libertades
por ee ideal ofrend6 SUI vida.
Espero que eaas lfneas llenas de immense ddor no scar
olvidadas.
Reterandoe todo mi respeto queda de I'd. atentamente,
AMALIA c. IGLESIAs
GPasa q h PSgina %
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UN Ola COMO HOY,
vIERNEs, II DE ENERO

VIERNES, IL DE ENERO
1600-Naci6 Calderon de la Barca,
dramaturgo espanol
1706-Nacio Benjamin Franklin,
inventor del pararrayos. I
1821-Retirada del General Martin
Rodriguez, Cob. de Buenos
Aires. y
1863-Nacio David Lloyd George,
politico ingles.
1889-Murio en- Paris Juan Montal-
vo, escritor ecuatoriano.
19O5-Fue asesinado ell Gran Du.
que Sergio, en- Russia.
1950-Bandidos roban en- Boston
mas de $4,000. 10000.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17

En- algunos pases de la America espanola Sc ua Ell verbo repor.
tear de preferencia a repOrtar en- ell sentido de entrevidarse un pc.
r1odista con alguna persona. A mi juicio ninguno de los dos an.
ghcismos es admissible, nj existe la necesidad de enos. Lo que es
necesaro eS que la Academia no Sc Unite a catalogar Ell verbo re-
heXrvo enrevistarse e incorpore en- ell lexco entrevStar como active,
que esta ,consagrado por ell uo en- ell Sentdo arriba expuesto, vgrJ
Gomez fue a entrevistar al minEtro".
LOS perSonajes aludidos fueron entreviStadOs".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
Ell ANcLIcIsMo EN- ESPANOL
coNTEMPoRANEO

Con q pFOp6skO de eontrbuM al mantenmiento De b puresa De auo@
70 AiOmat diaxiamente pubhcaremos en- eNa pAgtna u ariculO lei M@
RssAnte y aOyedoso DiahOnarO de AngHcismos> del sminsnte tntsnae0AS
WMa y MNoRo panameao doctor Ricardo J AEhAFO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09
Use Greet Care
On TronquiIizers,
Unituriuns Told

DR.. Winfred Overholser, SUI
perintendent of st. Elizabeths
Hospital, yesterday condemned
mass indiscriminate use of
tranquilizers.
THE road to Midtown "a
"a mild tranquilizer) seems to
be well travelled" he said in a
sermon at All Souls Unitarian
Church. But he urged the con-
gregation to avoid alcohol,
drugs and other soothing
syrups" in meeting Illustrations.
During 1857, he pointed out,
manufacturers sold nearly 5000
million worth of tranquilizers,
far more than the value of the
drugs used by psychiatrists in
private practice and in mental
hospitals.
The tranquilizers, he said,
have done wonders in mental
hospitals but should be used
sparingly by reasonably ma
ture people" capable Of accept
ing failure as a spur and not
a defeat.
DR.. Overholser urged the
Golden Rule as an ideal FORM
ula for mental health. The
great advances of the world
have been made by non-con-
formists, he said. He noted
that society today shows a
trend toward conformity and
tho organization man"
Tranquility, he declared, can
be dangerous, making a person
"callous' and reducing his sem
sitivity to the needs of others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09
Red Cross Aide
To Retire July |

The American Red Cross said
today its assistant general sup
ply officer. william C. Schnier,
Is retiring on July after SO
years Of service.
Responsible for the procure
ment Of millions Of dollars in
supplies annually. Mr.. Schnier
also won international recogni-
ton for his design and devel-
opment Of a packing carton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

Shahrenaz. and Mr.. and Mrs
David B. Theal Of Alexandria
Va.
! Ma Nj Nj and Maung Nyur
Sein of Burma and Mahmouc
A. Rousan Of Jordan all re.
ceived degrees in internationa
relations and organization.
Presiding at the ceremonie,
was university President Hurst
Robins Anderson. He wore q
special gown presented by the
alumni association, fashioned
in the university colors of red
white and blue. In the future
it will be the official robe OF
AUS president.
Cites Many Sided Crisis
In his address, Senator
Sparkman warned the grad
yates they could not escape
from the problems currently
facing not only this country,
but all of civilization.
"The world is too small. its
problems too big" he said. 1T
Will find you and you must face
it,"
The current crisis, he ex-
planned, is broader and deeper"
than having adequate military
strength or a pool of scien-
tif1cally trained manpower. It
is also political, cultural. edu-
cational and economic. Even
more fundamentally" he said,
1T is spiritual and moral"
The ceremonies started and
finished with the traditional
procession of students and
faculty, all in caps and gowns.
Light for the occasion was pro-
vlded by several rows of yellow
lights over the campus quad
rangle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

that made possible the safe
shipment Of blood.
He joined the Red Cross in
1925 in his native st. Louis. He
came to headquarters here in
l94S, from where he was sent
to San Francisco to establish
a supply and procurement de-
pot. Last year, he took care Of
supplies for Hungarian refu-
gees in Austria.
Mr.. Schnier lives at Shady
Oaks Manor, West River. Md.
He has one daughter. Mrs. John
Hogan Of Fairfax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09
Lubricant Volume

no STON. - Lubricants
make up about 2 per cent of
the total volume of major
petroleum products produced
in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09
AUS Graduates Hear
Warning by Sporkmon

More than 900 students who
received degrees at American
University last night were told
"The time is out of joint"-and
that their generation must put
1t back in order.
Quoting Shakespeare's Ham
let, Senator Sparkman, Demo-
crat Of Alabama, also chal-
lenged the largest graduating
class in AUS history to make
religion a part of their lives,
avoid measuring success wholly
in terms of materialistic gains, "
and to build a reputation for
personal character.
The Senator, a member Of
the university's board of trus-
tees, was the principal speaker
at AUS 44th annual COM
mencement exercises. Well over
$500 attended the open-air
ceremonies.
Conferred were $40 bachelors
degrees, 80 associate degrees, 20
master of bushes administra-
ton degrees, 1870 to masters of
arts, rs to doctors of philosophy
and so degrees from the Wash
ington College Of Law.
5 Get Honorary Degrees
Five honorary doctorates were
also awarded. The recipients
were: DR.. Alan T. Waterman,
director of the National Science
Foundation, doctor of laws;
Willard S. Paul, president of
Gettysburg pa College, doctor
of laws; Miss Pauline Frederick.
United Nations correspondent
for the National Broadcasting
Co., doctor of humanities; DR..
Ralph w. Steedy, general Sec
rotary and director, Commission
on Public Relations and Meth
odist Information, doctor of
letters, and Rev. Melvin E.
Wheatley. jr., minister of the
Westwood Community Metho-
dist Church in Los Angeles,
Calf, doctor of divinity.
Highest HOnors to 2
The area students received
bachelors degrees with highest
honors. They are Mrs. Eliza
beth S. Lane. of Bethesda, and
Miss Martha r. Dorf, of Wash
ington.
Three husband and wife
teams, the Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of the Jordanian Embassy
and two members of the Bur-
mese foreign service also re-
ceived degrees. The couple were
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy M. Gilkeson,
of Herndon, Va; Mahmood
Adjoodani, assistant to the ad-
wiser for Iranian students in
this country, and his wife
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-14
PROPOSALS

The State Board of Education so
licits sealed bids until 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Monday, February II, 1858,
for supplying a conveyance and
transporting school pupils as fol-
lows:
Frederica School District
One 54 passenger bus from Bow
ers Beach to the Caesar Rodney
High School. Approximate
distances miles one way
from school back to school.
All bids must be made on official
bid forms showing a description of
the equipment to be used. A GER
titled check for 1870 of the annual
compensation that would accrue
under the terms of the bid based on
$50 school days must be attached
to the bid or the bid will not be
Detailed information and bid
forms may be obtained from the
Business Office of the State Board
of Education, Dover, Delaware.
2-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-14
CARD OF THINKS

The family of Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Hickman, who passed away
January goth, 1858, widow of the
late George w. Hickman, Sr, of
Millsboro, Delaware, wishes to
thank all our friends, relatives and
neighbors for their sympathy and
beautiful flowers given during the
long illness and death of our be-
loved mother. 1t has been most
appreciated. Thanks. Christine
Archibald. 2-J4-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our relatives,
friends and neighbors for all their
kindness during the illness and at
the loss of our baby daughter, for
all the beautiful flowers, the love-
ly cards, the many gifts of food, the
telephone calls with offers of help
of all kinds and the visits. We wish
to thank Rev: Tull and the four
boys who were pallbearers, the doc
tors and nurses of the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital Morris Owens.
Jr., and Family. 2-14-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the members
of the Milton Fire Company and
Ellendale Volunteer Fire Com
pany for their wonderful work last
Tuesday morning during the fire
which destroyed the chickens and
chicken house. Also many thanks
to all others who rendered assist
ance in any way. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
E. Prettyman. 2-14-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-14
CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank and express my
appreciation to all my friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
flowers, fruit, cards. and visits or
any other act of kindness during
my stay in the Milford Memorial
Hospital. Also / wish to thank DR..
Chipman, Rev. J. C. Handy and the
nurses who were so kind to me.
Willis p. Maloney. 2-14-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-14
PUBLIC NOTICE
of
SPECIAL ELECTION
i'm
MILTON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 8
on
SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1853
between
ONE AND EIGHT O'CLOCK II. vi.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME
at
MILTON SCHOOL BUILDING

NOTICE is hereby given that a
Special Election shall he held at the
present Milton School Building in
Milton Consolidated School District
No. 8, Sussex County, Delaware, i'm
the same manner as other school cleo
tions, on Saturday, the 8th day of
March, A. ID. 1858. between the hours
of ] 100 o'clock and 500 o'clock z. M,
Eastern Standard Time, of said day.
The purpose of such Special Election
shall be to vote FOR or AGAINST
a proposed issue of bonds on the credit
of Milton Consolidated School District
No. 8, Sussex County, Delaware, in the
amount of Seventy Thousand Eight
Hundred Dollars ($70, 100000.
Every citizen, male or female, re-
siding in said School District who shall
be entitled a. the time of the holding
of said Special School Election to
register and vote at a general election,
if such general election We're to be
held at the time of said Special School
Election. shall be deemed to be quail
flied voter and entitled to vote at such
Special School Election, regardless of
whether he or she is a registered voter
at the time of said election.
The purposes and reasons of said
proposed issuing of bonds shall be 10
use the proceeds derived therefrom 10
carry out the following Building Pro-
gram of Milton Consolidated School
District No. which has heretofore
been proposed and duly approved, viz:
MILTON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO.
BUILDING PROGRAM
Proposed Building Program, as ap-
proved by the Board of School Trus-
tees OF Milton Consolidated School Dis
trict No. Feb. 14th, 1857, and by the
1857. Construction of locker and show
err ooms to existing building; re-
placement of boiler; alterations, re-
modelling, renovations.
The presently estimated total cost of
completing and carrying out said Build
ing Program is the sum OF One Hun
dred Seventy-SeYen Thousand Dollars
(S177, 900. 00), of which amount $780,
10000 is the maximum share to be
contributed thereto by the State of
Delaware, and the balance, to wit,
$40, 10000 is the share Of Milton Con-
solidated School District No s.
The maximum rate of interest that
said proposed issue of bonds shall bear
shall not exceed five per cent GO per
annum.
At said Special School Election a
sufficient number of ballots shall he
provided upon which shall be written
or printed the words FOR THE BOND
ISSUE and the words AGAINST
arated and be followed by a blank
square in which the voter shall mark
his choice. and each qualified voter OF
Milton Consolidated School District
No. s. Sussex County, Delaware. shall
he entitled to receive one ballot to
vote his choice at said Special Elec-
tion.
This Notice and Call or Election is
issued this 18th day Of January A. ID.
1858, in compliance with the provis-
ions of a resolution adopted by the
Board of School Trustees Of the Milton
School District No. s, on
November 18th, 1857.
T. WEST, Chairman
HERMAN o. ERITTINGHAM, Clerk
Board of School Trustees, Milton
Consolidated School District No s,
Sussex County, Delaware.
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Milford chronicle., 1958-02-14
IN MEMoRfAM

In memory of George p. Reed, who
passed away February 13, 1857:
It's been year since YOU passed
away,
We've missed you more each passing
day,
W':th thoughts of love you're on our
minds
Yotlr family that you left behind.
Your many ways we've found so true
Tha.t makes our love much stronger,
too.
We speak of you and of your life,
1t was so full, so clean. so right;
And in our hearts we've kept you
near,
With love and thoughts and many
tear.
Sadly missed by Sons, Daughter
in-Laws and Grandchildren. 2-l4-1t