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Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-Top quality Tie-M Master
baler twine, special preseason price,
$7.25 per bale. less sc cash discount.
Also special pre- season prices on gem
uine New Holland black and white
baIer twine. Lloyd F. Truitt, Inc,
Milford. Phone GA-2-4581. 27-2-13-7t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR RENT-Two apartments in fine
condition, in Lincoln. Dora Calhoun
Phone GA-2-5138. 1-9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-Gray marine clutch, 2
to / reduction gear, water cooled man
fold for Chevrolet motor. Phone Gar
den 2-8652. C-17-2-2O-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
I'D

WANTED - Typing to do in my
home. Phone Garden 2-S020- Mrs E.
Hess. 2-13-3t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE&16' Barbour boat, trail
er, practically new, 40 h. p. Firestope
motor Phone GA-2-8998. H-2-20-1t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-Interested in perma-
nent type awnings? We manufacture
themi Free estimates, easy terms, no
money down. Paul Galloway. u. s.
13, Harrington. Phone EX-8-8858.
6-27-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE7Pigs. Also lespedeza
seed, cleaned and treated. George Vim
cent, Pennington. Phone EX-8-3614.
2-13-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-White cedar for re-
pairs and rebuilding boats. Masten
Lumber and Supply Company. Phone
GA-2-4547. 2-20-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

CORN AND SOYBEANS WANTED
Truitt Webb. Phone GA-z-4082.
10-s-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
-FOUR ROOMS FURNITURE FOR

SALEs-R -Repossessed. Save almost one
half price, Everything you'll need
Willkie Furniture Company, Milford,
Del. Monthly payments arranged.
2-20-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
GOOD DIRT FOR DRIVEWAYS

FOR SALE-Gravel nixeo with sand,
8 tons per load, delivered to Milton
and Georgetown, $4.00; north of
Georgetown, $3.50. Also top soil. The
odore Hastings. Phone Milton 1914
or 1872. 34-11-2S-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE - Is acre farm with
house, near Lewes. Phone Lewes 7941
after 6 p. M. D-15-2-20-6t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

WANTED - Pine pulpwood at our
mill in Glendale. Contact Ernest E.
Smith, Manager. Phone GA-2-4453 or
GA-2-8566. ls-2-z2-t II
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

LOTS FOR SALE near town
of Milford on hard-top road. Call at
Horner's Service Station, Milford
Greenwood Road. Also 715 acres 'front.'
ing on hard-top roads. Phone Eli
Collins. Dickerson sos or GA-2-5750
C-34-2-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

ED In Frederick under the supervision
of Frances Temple of Harrington For
appointments call DE-5-5237. Open
evenings. 220-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-Summer cottage, two
bedroom, kitchen-living room combi-
nation, and powder room, furnished.
Price, $4,000, Piney Villa, Doty Farm,
Milton, r. ID. L. Delaware.
D-23-2-13-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
MAHOGANY ROAT KITS

SALE Moulded null 1T TO- 34''
with stern, hull stringers, deck, seats,
ings. Vinyard Ship Building Co, Mil
ford, Del. 26-2-20-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

LIVESTOCK WANTED Regard
less of type and condition. Highest
prices paid. Buy and sell with COM
plete confidence. Sale every Wednes-
day. Caroline Sales. Livestock Auc-
tion Market, Route 404, Denton, Md.
Phone 265. 30-S~2z-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-Building lots; two hun
foot frontage along west side of black
top road from Houston to FELTON,,
about 300 yards south of Killen's Mill
Pond Electric available. Will f.
nance. Ernest c. Macklin, Milford.
40-2-13-4t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
yEW TRAILER FOR SALE

chine, Clary cash register, Sun ignition
equipment, all in good condition; also
other equipment and merchandise for
service station. Call GA-2-8998.
H-25-2-20-1t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

RENOVATED BUNGALOW FOR
SALE-Ffve rooms and bath, garage,
reasonable. Phone Garden 2-4489.
P-l-3O-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
With bath Phone EX-S-3795.
P-9-1-30-4t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-New bedroom house
with basement and attached garage.
Lot size 150' X 1885, New block shop,
size 26' x 30'. One mile east of Green
wood on Glendale Road. Price $13, 500.
Phone FT-9-4694. B-31-2-20-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

Axe REGISTERED PEDIGREED
COLLIE PUPPIES FOR SALE-Call
GA-2-9331. Y-I-16-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-One Hotpoint refriger-
ator, in good condition Call GA-2-
550S. L-2-13-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-Owens Furniture has
added new living room suites, bedroom
suites, dinette sets, wood stoves and
many other items. If your credit Is
good any purchase can be financed.
Federal Street, Milton. Phone 8465.
35-11-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALEIRat terrier pups and
lespedeza hay. Lloyd Schlabach, Ow-
ems Sts,tion. Phone FT-9-4720. 2-20-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-Old fashioned clover
seed, $500 bushel, lespedeza seed, i0c
pound; first class clover hay, 75c bale.
Lespedeza hay, SOC bale Bright straw,
35c bale. Ernest Tucker, Harrington.
Phone AV-4-426s. 312-13-6tp
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

WANTED-Ex Experienced mechanic to
take charge Of small shop, specializing
in farm machinery and truck repair,
good proposition for the right man.
Clyde Belts and Son, Inc, Milton. Del
Phone 4112. 312-20-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

FOR SALE-Lespedeza hay, soc per
bale. Francis J.. Winkler, Harrington.
Phones: Ex-8-8636, Ex-8-S488, Ex-8-
Sl68. l-9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

size 8, all wool, color tan. One boys
winter slack and sport coat ensemble,
all wool. grey, size 10. One boys gab-
erdine top coat, grey, size 10. All
freshly cleaned and in excellent con-
dition. Mrs. Charles Gleason, Mil
ford GA-2-4992. 46-2-13-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

WESTINGHOUSE / A UN DR. Y.
TWINS FOR SALE-Matching Iaun-
dromat and drier, used, but in won
derful condition, real buy at $299.s5
for the set. Fisher Appliances, Inc,
Milford, Del. 26-2-20-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

Residential, Commercial If your prob
lem be large or small, call Milford
GA-2-6466. Miss Freda Barbarika,
Greenwood. Del 19-2-l0-tf
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
Soviet Radio Attacks Jews

new and violent anti-Jewish broadcast has
been aired by the official Soviet radio The broadcast,
originating in Krovograd attacked religious Jews as
"sWindlers under the mask of Gods servants"
The Arab League has banned the showing of the film,
"Ben ur" because it's leading lady is the Israeli ac-
tress, Haya Harareet. Ten Jewish families from
the Soviet Union have been allowed to leave for Is
rael. Erich Koch, the Nazi administrator for the
Ukraine who is under sentence of death for the muir
der of 100000 Polish Jews has appealed for cemency
Lebanese court has released Elias Mizrachi,
Jewish businessman who was charged with spying Tor
Israel The works of SholOm Aleichem soon will
be published in Chinese. .. . The Chinese government
called the Yddish writer "a giant in world literature
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
Boris SmoIar
Service Of The Jewish Agency

against the will of the British authorities,
as we'll as of determination to establish
a Jewish State. During this decade of
highly explosive activity, the Jewish
Agency was headed by David Ben Gurlon
now Israel's Prime Minister.
The third period of little more than
a decade = the years 1948-1959 - was
marked by the Agency's taking over the
burden of bringing into Israel and settling
there about 100000 Jews from various
countries with an expenditure of more
than one billion dollars. 1t was a decade
during which DR.. Nahum Goldman took
over the presidency of the Jewish Agency
which he still holds today. :.
fourth decade, the Jewish Agency is now
concentrating good deal of its efforts on
developing cultural programs in the Unit
ed States and on building a cultural bridge
between A m e ic n JeWry and Israel.
American Jewish teachers and students
have been going to Israel in groups or
ganized by the Jewish Agency in New
York.
They return to the United States after
several months of study in Israel and are
becoming a strong link in the cultural
chain now being forged between Israel
and this country. They are also adding to
the strength of Jewish education within
the United States. The Jewish Agency's
Department of Education and Culture is
at the same time providing Jewish schools
of all types in this country with education
o1 hot adults
English and in Hebrew An American edi-
ton of a Hebrew newspaper 'Lamatchip'
is also published by this department.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
Editorial Comment

Chanukah is a holiday that needs no
substitute.
IT needs no "Chanukah Bushes" no
strings of red and green lights and most
certainly it needs no Santa Claus.
Chanukah is holiday that well could
be celebrated throughout the world by
non-Jews as we'll as Jews. For this is the
holiday that celebrates the fight for re-
igious freedom.
Who can forget the dramatic story of
the fight of Maccabeus and his sons
against religious tyrrany?
When, in the year 165 bee, the Macca-
bean fighters recaptured the Temple at
Jerusalem and rekindled the oil in the
lamps. the light of freedom cast its glow
around the world. There have been many
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

the emphasis of it's activities
The first decade-the years l929-l939
was a period during which the emphasis
was on political work. 1t was decade Oh
fighting, in London with the Colonial Of-
flee. and in Geneva in the lobbles OF the
League of Nations, for the right OF the
Jews to establish their National Home IN
Palestine. These were ten years in which
the Jewish Agency was headed by the late
DR.. Chain Weizmann who was later to
become the first President of Israel.
The second decade-the years 1939-l94o
was marked by the evaporation OF the
nonZionists from the Jewish Agency, by
tens of thousands of young Jews in Pales-
tine Joining the British armed forces in the
fight against the Germans, and by intense
"illegaP immigration in defiance OF the
British determination to keep the gates Oh
Palestine closed to Jews.
These were years of war against the
Nazi enemy, succeeded by years OF effort
tn bring into Palestine as many OF the sur
viving Jews from Europe as possible
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
No Substitutes For ChonUkoh

times since 165 bee that the lights OF
freedom have been dimmed, by despots.
In the United States the lamp of re-
ligious freedom was relit by the great Bill
of Rights. And it was the same spirit that
brought religious freedom to the United
States that moved Judah Maccabeus to
strike against Antiochus.
Through all the years since 165 bee
Jews have lit the candles in the traditional
Memorials And the light from these can
dies is reminder to ALL persons in the
world of the Importance of religious free
dom.
No. Chanukah is not a holiday that
needs a substitute or decorations borrowed
from other holidays 1t is holiday that
serves always as pilot light for freedom
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
Arab Refugees Refuse to Return

Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee returned from
tour of the Middle East and reported that Arab Re-
fugees are unwilling to return to Israel despite the
speeches of Arab leaders, The U. S. has voiced
no official objection to the $50 million World Bank
loan to the United Arab Republic. Variety Maga-
zine says that CBS-TV dropped script about the
Warsaw Ghetto from the playhouse 80" show. The
magazine said two of three sponsors voiced objections
to the script Vandals ripped Torah scrolls
and damaged furniture at Yeshiva Rabbi Chain Ber-
lin, one of the oldest yeshivas in New York. Re-
gents of the University of Michigan have banned dis
elimination by the university against "any person
because of race color religion, creed national origin
ancestry.
Dr. Edward " Sitter, who renounced his Amerl-
can citizenship in 1889 to broadcast Na propaganda
and who resigned teaching post at Long Island Uni
versity last week. has attempted to regain his citizen
ship He was turned down at his first hearing, but
was told he could reappy...
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

them smile with "HoW you Gonna Keep
Them Down on the Farm after they've
seen Paree."
The Times story said that this song
writer got his start writing songs while
performing duties as choir boy in a
synagogue
got to thinking of other American song
writers who started in the synagogue.
Irving Berlin's father was poor Hazan.
/ don't mean his HaZanish was poor. l
mean like most Hazanim in those days, he
wasn't sure where his next meal would
come from. And AL Jolson's father was
also a HaZan.
These Fazans' sons who followed their
fathers with their prayer books to the
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

QUESTION:: Why do some
authorities insist upon plac-
ing the candles in some kind
of holders instead of placing
them directly on the window
sill?
ANSWER: The reason CIV
en- for this requirement is
that the miracle wherein the
oil that was to have lasted
only one day, and yet lasted
eight days, took place in a
vessel which held the oil.
Therefore, it was felt that
whatever material was used
for the light of Chanukah
should be contained in a YES
sci symbolic of the original
vessel which held the oil.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
Importdnce Of The Hdzdn

shul themselves later became HaZanlm,
although they didn't call themselves that.
They became Hazanim for all America.
1t may well be that Berlin would deny
that the synagogue singing of his father
had anything to do with his God Bless
America or other songs. I understand that
Berlin doesn't daven three times day as
his good father did, but still, every psyche
logist knows that the early influences are
the most important and little Irving as
boy was in the synagogue.
The saying has it: "I care not who
makes the laws of country, if can make
it's songs" Which would mean that it's
greater to be HaZan than a Congress-
man. Out of the East Side, there came not
many Jewish Congressman, but an un-
usually large percentage of American pop
ular song writers. Not all Gershwin's and
Kerns were sons of Hazans but the in
fluence of the synagogue at least in child
hood was on them.
The strangest part is that these children
of immigrants were recognized as express
ing the real American spirit. One critic
said of GershWins music that it was as
recognizably American as an o. Henry
story or a Bellows ithograph.
Irving Berlin's God Bless America" be-
came almost a national anthem and the
songs of Charles K. Harris were Whistled
by the American soldiers in the Spanish
American war and Berlin's and Lewis
songs cheered the American Tommies in
the first World War.
So say hurrah for the good American
ism of the old Shul!
1 hope our nicer and better built latter
day synagogues do as well.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
David Schwartz

If were to say that the shul, the little
synagogue where you followed your father
to pray, that little building, usually not
too well ventilated, where the men and
women sat apart and you prayed in a
language that was not English sh-had a
tremendous influence on the life of all
America-non-JeWish as well as jewish
you probably wouldn't agree.
IWould not have agreed with me myself
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

QUESTION:: Why are the
Chanukah candles kindled be-
fore the Sabbath candles on
Friday?
ANSWER: Kindling tn e
Sabbath candles is traditional
ly regarded as a sign of ac-
cepting the Sabbath in the
home. 1t would, therefore, be
out of order to kindle the
Chanukah candles after the
Sabbath candles since this
would be like kindling fire on
the Sabbath. Thus, they must
be lit before the Sabbath can
dies are kindled.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

until the other day, I
read in the New York
Times the obituary of
Samuel N. Lewis, author
of many popular songs,
Diana, Nanny, I Kiss
Your Hand, Madame, and
so on. He made the sol
dierS in the first World
War weep with: "When
You Are a Long Way
from Home" and he made
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
The Arizona Post ts-
World Report
The Arizona Post S
Nasser's Threats Are Spurned
"A Digest Of jewish World News


Goda Meir, Israels Foreign Minister, says that
despite Nassers threats, Israel will go ahead with
plans to develop the Jordan River water project Mrs
Mer declared that mo power prevent our develop
ment of water resources or other projects and no fac
tor can dictate what we do within our country
Drilling will start within 80 days a natural gas well
near the Dead Sea . Carlo Schmid vice-president OF
the West German Federal Parliament will lecture at
the Hebrew University this week. The threat OF
drought hangs over Israeli farms This is the time OF
the rainy season in Israel but there has been only
few days of rain this fall. Chicago firm, Fair
banks Morse and Company has joined with the Israeli
government to build plants to convert sea water INTO
fresh water. The first shipment of Israeli cabbage
and cauliflower will arrive in the u S. early next
month"; 80.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

was in 1929 that the Jew
ish Agency was set up to
include ZioniStS and non
Zioni S t S as a repre-
sentative body vis-a-vis
the British Government
which was entrusted by
the LIE a que of Nations
with the Palestine Man.
date. Since that time the
Jewish Agency has un-
dergone basic changes in
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

QUESTION: Why is it GUS
tomary for the women of the
household to refrain from do
ing any houseWork while the
Chanukah candles are burn
ing?
ANSWER according to ira
dition no use is to be made
of the light that comes from
the Chanukah candles. Their
purpose is restricted to the
performance of a holy COM
mandment. Some symbol was
needed to indicate that no one
may derive any mundane ben
eft from the candle light. The
fact that the women of the
household refrain from doing
any housework was used as
an indication that something
in the house was of a nature,
holy enough to exclude hui
man use of it. The reason for
which the women were chosen
as the ones who would refrain
from work during this period
is twofold. According to some,
it was because the women of
the house would be more apt
to make use of the candle
light since they are the ones
who do the houSeWork. The
other reason is that it was
given as a sign of commenda-
ton to the Jewish woman in
general because it was a Jew
ish heroine (Judith) who ac-
complished a great feat in
performing a heroic deed to
save her people. This valor of
Jewish Womanhood was as
sociated with the Chanukah
festival in which the herOlSm
of the Jewish woman is re-
called in a number of in
stances.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
1IlII1I11l1I1IlII
Jewish Quiz Box

BY Rabbi Samuel j. Fox
Copyright, 1859, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, IncO
QUESTION:: Is there any
significance to the fact that
altogether (not counting the
ShamaSh candle) there are 80
candles which are lit on Cha
nukah?
ANSWER: The M y S tt C S
(e.g. RokeachD contend that
the 36 candles represent the
36 hours in which "the hidden
light" Shone for Adam before
it was hidden because of his
sin. The tiny flames are thus
reminders that the great light
of eternity is yet to shine on
humanity and that each time
man fights for truth and JUS
tice he comes that much clos
er to seeing the great light.
Others contend that the 80
candles represent the 36 tract
ateS of the Talmud. The lights
are, therefore, symbolic of the
totality of Jewish learning.
This somehow indicates that
the struggle for independence
was more than a struggle to
preserve life. 1t was a Strug-
gle to perpetuate the treasure
of Jewish learning.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
Boris SmOIar
SIGNIFICANT

year now coming to an end marks 80 years
of the existence of the Jewish Agency 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
RUNS IN JAMAICA SPRINT
Intentionally May Help
Shoemaker Make Decision
ROmOnOsky Impressive

Lee has recovered, and Trainer
Frank Childs has the colt at
Keeneland, to wind up his
Derby preparations.
Royal Orbit is one of several
prime Western threats for the
Kentucky Derby. and is point
ing for the California Derby at
Tanforan April Is. That's the
same day as the Wood Memorial
at Jamaica. and if Intentionally
shows well in the Gotham it
seems certain Shoemaker will
remain to pilot him in the
Wood.
Reggie Cornell, the trainer
who had Silky Sullivan at the
1858 Derby, is trying to interest
Shoemaker in Royal Orbit.
Last year Royal Orbit finished
second to Tony Lee in the Del
Mar Futurity, then won the
Los Feliz Stakes. In his last
start March %. Royal Orbit
/ See RACING, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
By a star stan Writer

AUGUSTA, April 6-Masters
Champion Art Wall gave three
of his fellow touring pros equal
credit for making him what he
is today.
about three years ago. Mike
Fetchick helped me on my body
turn" Wall said after his
$4,000 victory at Augusta Ma
tional.
Then Jay Hebert straight
'ened me out on my position as
I addressed the ball.
"And Doug Ford, whom ]
Travelled and roomed with,
helped me with the mechanics
of the game. He helped me
with my thinking and in learn
ing when to play safe and
when to be bold"
Fetchick did not qualify for
the 1859 Masters. Hebert won
.$1,740 and Ford 81, 200.
Walls father has been a
member of the Pennsylvania
State Legislature since 1880.
Since turning pro in 1850,
Wall has won $137, 1907 in what
the PGA calls official money
winnings. Art neither drinks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
RAZZED HURLER
TAKES REVENGE

CASA GRANDE, Ariz.,
April 6 (AP) Pitcher Jim
Brewer of the San Antonio
Missions took a razzing
from the third base coach
of the semipro Casa
Grande Cotton Kings
throughout a disastrous
inning yesterday.
When the third out was
posted, Brewer dashed
across the field. He
dropped Coach Bob Morris
with one punch, pounced
on him and then bit him
sharply on the nose.
Brewer gave up seven
runs, including three con-
secutive homers, during
the seventh inning as the
Cotton Kings beat the
Texas League club, 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
BY the Associated Press


Willie Shoemaker has about
three weeks to make UP his
mind about a mount in the
Kentucky Derby, and part of
the answer NAV be provided
today at Jamaica.
The Nations top rider in
a number of races won this year
is scheduled to ride the Brook =
field Farms Intentionally in his
1859 debut. a 6-furlong sprint
for a purse of $500. Willie
also has a chance to ride Tony
Lee or Royal Orbit in the big
one at Louisville May 2.
Intentionally has been idle
since Shoemaker guided him to
victory in the Pimlico Futurity
last November %. Before that
the Texas-born jockey rode
Harry z. Isaacs' black colt in
the Belmont Futurity ano
handed First Landing his only
defeat of the season in II
starts.
Trainer Ed Kelly entered
Intentionally in the Swift
Stakes at Jamaica March %
but the track was muddy. The
colt was scratched, since Kelly
wanted to take no chances ir
the first start of the year fol-
his Triple Crown candidate
Today's sprint is a prep fol
Saturdays Gotham Stakes al
the Long Island track.
Shoemaker rode Fred Turner:
Tony Lee, champion California
2-year-old, last season anc
again this year until the colt
was hurt at Santa Anita. Tony