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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
SPECIAL TODAY
SPECIAL TO-DAY
All's Far From Blissful
In Their Vacation Plans

ToUCHY FAMILY moe-whee go voeoion-eets the full
treatment tOdoy the first Of three articles by Do con or Stuf
writer and her husband Jack You'll they miles apart the
subject. Their different viewpoints Puoe CT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Fairfax Adopts
anfor School
DesegregatiOn
Board Prepares
For Local Control;
Details Not Told
BY PAUL HOPE
S.ar Stan Writer

The Fairfax County School
Board yesterday approved a
desegregation plan to put into
effect when the county gets
authority over pupil assign
mentS.
School Board members re-
fused to disclose details of the
plan. but a school official said
it is designed to provide a
reasonable compliance with the
Supreme Courts desegregation
decision.
The official said "the idea is
to allow the School Board local
control in assigning pupils"
and not to throw assignments
into the lap of the courts each
time a Negro student applies
for entry into white school.
He said the School Board has
no illusion that it can operate
q totally segregated school
system.
rs Seek Admission
Fairfax County has had re-
quests for 26 Negroes to enter
white schools. Under existing
law, assignments are under the
authority of the State Pupil
Placement Board. The State
board has failed to approve
applications, and Negro at
torneyS have threatened to file
suit in Federal court to win
admission of the applicants to
white schools.
An official statement issued
by the board after a closed
conference said:
THE Fairfax County School
Board in considering the many
facets of the school desegre-
cation problem, has agreed
upon and adopted a plan for
dealing with the problems
and conditions related thereto.
which the board proposes to-
follow when it can be assured
of unquestioned authority to
implement any plan. For the
moment no further informa-
ton relative to this plan, its
details, or application can be
given"
Board Chairman Samuel S.
Solomon said, however, that
the statement meant that the
board has approved "a plan
for desegregation."
Authority Due in March
Under the recently adopted
Perrow freedom of choice"
program, local school boards
will be given authority to make
their own pupil assignments
next March, if they want such
control.
A school official said the
Fairfax plan could be put into
effect at that time, or earlier
if the county is directed by the
courts to desegregate its school
system.
One county official said the
board expects attorneys for the
Negroes to file a desegregation
suit next week in Alexandria
Federal Court.
Chairman Solomon said the
board decided "it would be in
the best interests of the coun-
ty" not to disclose details of
the plan at this time. He would
not say what factors entered
into that decision.
Thus, Fairfax County is the
See FAIRFAX, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

Mr.. Fills. wanted to quickly
rent his furnished apart
ment. He placed an ad in
the productive Star CLASH
fled and found a tenant
the first day his ad ran.
If you want to rent an
apartment, house or garage,
always use fast-action Star
Classified where it costs
less to get quicker and
better results.
It's easy to place an ad in
the productive Star CLASH
fled.
Call Lincoln $4,000
s! Ask for an dd-tdker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Mitchell Youth Music
Wins Hearts of Lotins

The NotionoI Symphony Orchestra,
under Conductor Howard Mitchell,
hos neorIy completed o 1900 mile,
l9-eountry tour Of South and Central
America os O port Of President
Eisenhower's people to- people cuI-
turol exchange prosrom. 1t returns
to Washington Tuesday. In this
story Dr.. Mitchell tells how the
orchestra won the heorts of Lotin
Americans through its introduction
Of concerts for children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Bob Hope
tcOniinved from Pace u

IConflnved from Pace n
50 Tar I've six seven reputable doctors and ,h.v
nave me pretty well cooled of They're giving me few
drugs keeping my blood pressure down 10 one hundred
and twenty five and think I'm doing as we'll as can be
was very gratifying TO hear from so many friends Of
."s especially from lot Of friends didn't even know
''era'Ure' hope you're enjoying good health.
Regards.
Bob Hope
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
A-Test Scare
lconiinved from Back Pseel
ARE NOT AFRAID or ANY THING |,

AND DEVIL. EVIL. MATTER" HE'LL, SIN
DISEASE. DEFoRMlTEs. DISASTERS. WARS EVEN
ARE NOT REAL THINGS - - ARE MERELY
VISIBLE, MY.THl-c-A.L. MORTAL TH-OU-C-HT
IMAGES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
BURLESoUEs or DIVINE IDEAS. or UNAVAILABLE
SUPERsATURATED. ohhPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT, NY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS,
REVEALED TRUTH. 1000 &c. THERETO: AND
GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE THE ONE REAL
PARENT. CREATOR q HAD MADE. AND,
BEHOLD. IT WAS u.s. VERY cooD"-cen 1871.
NY. Tribune gu WASHINGTON. Nay 81 tuPD.-
Rep Chef HoIiheld D. csf accused fhe soves today OF
exploiting concern radioactive falIovf p1ops-
ssnds weapon 10 achieve their special aims.
Rep. HoiheId member Of The Joint Atomic Energy
Committee. said THE RUSSIANS HAD SCARED PEOPLE
TO DEATH WITH EXAGGERATED STATEMENTS ON
The DANGERS or FALLoUT FROM NucLEAR TESTS
Actually. fhe total accumulation Of radiation over hf.
teen years OF testing is we'll below The danger point he
asserted iesvison program He said testimony before
his subcommittee radiation showed about
sessnienihs OF roentien He compared that TO the
70 FIVE rosniiens received in tooth xraY -. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
JESUS HEALED ALI MANNER OF DISEASE !
RIFT MOT M HIS OWN VILLAGE: okBElI LIEF!

THAT WICKED AND LDJLTEToU SkNEELTsON-
COULD net EEGS Z COMPLETE AVID FiNGL
REgELETicN.--ENcE TIE POSTAGE LINCOLN
GNU WAR Looc EGT- Wv--- R-E-T-US-A-
FOR EVER IAo7E-cF T+E c-<Ris7 AND JESUS
Too-vcsc OF TrE FLES--y IDENTITY CO -is BODY
CT MARY.
RS ASCENSION 20 DAYS AFTER T-E REsURREc-
TON MAS FOR JESUS Z COMPLETE AWAKENING
APPREHENSION OF TIE EXCLUSIVE REALITY CO
UPER-sATURETEC UkikgACAELE oDhlPRESEkT
HEAVEN And ETERNAL LIFE
REMEMBER -E SAD TIE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
IS 1T HAND II IS WTrlh VOW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Stock ManipuIators-


tconsnved from Back Page
Here chance 10 salvage something from
investment he thought He instructed his broker TO buy the
10000 shares necessary bring his holdings up The
specified 2o00o-share figure. TO GET The ADDITIONAL
SHARES, however. He HAD TO PAY AS HIGH AS $3.50
A SHARE AS HIS DEMAND HELPED PUSH UP THE
PRICE, The buying completed he sought the sender Of The
wirs-oNLY TO FIND THE INVESTMENT HOUSE KNEW
NOTHING or THE TELEGRAM Subsequently. THE STOCK
DECLINED TO IS CENTS a SHARE ITS CURRENT LEVEL.
A NICE FAT PROFIT
The wire actually had been dispatched by STOCK
MARKET MANPULAToR. The msnpvaior first had
CURED substantial quantity Of the mining eompanYs stock
AT TIE 7s-cENT LEVEL. WHEN HIS VICTIMS HEAVY
BUYING PUSHED UP THE PRICE ne SOLD OUT AT A
NICE FAT PROFIT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Dr.. Hiekerson-
'cersn>sc sr>rn es>k Page
CHRIST. SECOND COMING" COLOSSAL
SCIENCE o. LIFE AND THE UNIVERSE l.

TFE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES IMPERATIVE FOR LONGEVITY AND THE
HEALING or The NATIONS" fReyeIsson) - AN
AWAKENING TO- APPREHENSION or. The PERFECT
NATIONS. CREATION or The ONE UNIVERSE
ABSOLUTELY VOID or The MORTAL THOUGHT
N-f.TH-s ~ MATTER" AND ITS FATHER THE
DEVIL, HE'LL TEMPORAL AND ETERNAL SIN
HU1tLh BIRTHS. DEATHS. DEFoRMTlEs WARS
EVEN
TrE RIGHTEOUS FATHER or CHRIST JESUS,
YOUR "FATHEe-NcTHER COD ALL HARMONIOUS
cVhlPcTEhT. cVhsciEhT CNklppEsEkT
cNidAcTivE DIVINE LOVE. isFlhlTE DIVINE
PRINCIPLE Has NEVER. ~ ALL ETERNITY
CEASED Fer SECOND TO RE-ENPT THE ONE
UhtvEpsE INFINITE cpkcE-oF THE kDAJAEvE
MATER" MfTH. CREATION. WORLD AND
UNIVERSE q.
c' Allen ri>ssrs,n 81 director u professionsI
scDesioo and prostsr 81 sdycson a. Nes Haven State
Ts>ehsst College cisc editor u The Teacher Education
Quarterly ard IN lSst book dealing with Ar,h.
Tsfie Esse'es materials fer in The slernsn,sry
s<hoels /"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
SCI. LlMAfs OF TRE DFYl I.l-AlARRiAGf.
MERCY POTENTIAL DIVINE C0kTR0I

gESy- ~--E AZ --f -s--- LAD T--E LIFE
sE>-cL-s- 5--- SsJ LN- -s-@4s-Ls rLSEN--
-1OO- Lh- yO-S erE---ER -ih~--SS GOD
kLL--LsSaossioJs- COMMENCE rs ES-AhpLE 10
GLL nysc wo-Lc SE LBeEvG-Ec FROM T-E
A. - ----i---L-- oEs-ts- LN-4Ic-fS3s- psscrc
sk--Bc LcLe~syE A-SofRoys cLEN gycAs.
49, rs EN- Soo-s Ec- Lec sSsc-oLocY ~
- 4ygGh ES--s AL SLsEN-4ooc 49,
~T-E c-LeTLy FESCE ~ s@-cLLLEc MATERIAL
EJls-FsCf t-S II
-EI-5o~S-lHSESGrfsE e -EEL TrzE
csFEcTr.E .LNv-, .-cCyEwT 4cssEs-y lkTELLL
cENcE y -E:sEUs Eoslk CATHOLICS
SS--EsTLA-- Lh- 49, ~T-ES ~ S-hESs Or Ts-E
TIL T-E hCss-c-Sis- Sc1Ek-gsTs
nSSEsLTfsE . ESSSE-Ehc --E EIcL-SfsE
SEG-f-r cs E-EsNLLLy COMPLETELY pcpu-
LE~s- .sL-ySk-E- lhcossyS-iELE
ctSh >srE.E,s- -ELgEh AM ETEShLL LiFE
yc~s 7S-E -AEi7Lr ~ ETEshLL MACE LNc
LiTf"Ess
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
WORLD ARE MYTHS

THE PURE IN HEART" NY HIGHEST CHOSEN.
The cHRlsTLlkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ACCEPT
eAslc TRuTH-PERFEcT CREATOR. ONE REAL
PARENT, CREATION AND UNIVERSE livery
cood"-cen l:3ll or COMPLETELY POPULATED.
UNAVAILABLE sUPER-sATURATEp. oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE !. YOUR TRUE
HABITAT, MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS -
MATTERLEss. FLEsALEss. SPIRITUAL. CHRIST
LikE!-uTTERLY VOID or THE MYTHICAL.
DEVLisH. ANTl.cHRlsT, PsYcHoPATHlc ADAM
EVE. MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs' AND
FOOLS PSEUDO cREATloN-rHE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT.
HOOD. THE CHASTITY FARCE OF lso-cALLEDl
MATERIAL ExisrENcE"!-p III. MY MASTERPIECE
THE cs. TEXTBOOK nay ONE iNFALLisIE
PASTOR AND REAL FRIEND OF OUR BASIC PASTOR
THE KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE or MY
ONE WHOLLY ACCREDITED SAME cHuec- - -.
PEUTlcs. THE CHRIST. c-i-NTlST.-IHE ONE
PURE. IMPERATIVE, .~-siS EDUCATION CULTURE
ENTERTAINMENT. REcREATIoN-To APPREHEND
a NEW HEAVEN AND a NEW EARTH THE REAL!
WHOSE NATIONS NEED NO HEALING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Smut PeddIers--
CONTINUED from Pace u

CONTINUED from Page ~
The indictments were obtained Detroit because OF fhe
large number OF complaints from Michigan residents who
have been receiving circulars ADVERTISING sew film, and
photographs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
~ LksHEs


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fr.ss >rc - >s-sr,t slr,osf
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Canada Warns Hoffa--

Continued from Page "
~ press conference a. the opening Of The S. ".
' 's"n'' congress IN Montreal Mr. Banks said there
tion. Nv" = y ~ io''soe-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Brain Bank Sought

lcprfnys< %rru Es1z FnpeN
MAN. TW REFLECTION o. IL D0TgH ~
@sATAk BOUND" THEzksEJn0 AID
TRER pupfs Mps. kkDfC4 kuRSBs
yyw kf,k -r-@rfsT ScEkTfSTSl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
BRAIN BANK IS SOUGHT TO AID FIGHT
on PALSY
Pcrkinson's Disclose Prevention Is Cool Of
posf-Morfem Studies


~ Ear Ubsll science Eoi'er ny. Tribune u
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lewis wanted oe@pers,ely 20 fight
Psnsons Dsssss fer yssrs ne ssni hs6 been
slowly KILLING AR LEWIS 4 CIVIL ENGINEER What
could they 90. 'hey asked their oecfor prevent others
from being afflicted ~i'n ire shaking palsy Their phycsns
told them that ire bsses' effort they could would be
for Mr. Lewis sise his BRAIN FOR SCIENCE Although
the csease hes been known FOR hundreds ef years cen
fists rarely study the victims brains be<svse eqventy
they died in hospissi.
so MRs. LEWIS MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO DONATE
HER HUSBANDS BRAIN TO THE kEURoL ocIcAL IN.
sTITUTE or coLUmBlA-PREs9YTERIAk MEDICAL CEN
TER When ne died lest Wsshnsions Birthday the brain
went 10 the Center. where being examined micro
scopicsy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Unmarried Parents
gcDrrssnYef s-su Es-s Sspe
DEAF q L. -~E
a a a N
HjMfk RACES IND MATER WORLD Ar
MYTHS q! = NOM 1RST SCIENTIST
QReY Lrf sETENx DJpes TbERETo l.

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70 1o~Es-Ls L-cEvT GepRE-fNc EycL9snf
sEG-f-y GM- E-EsMG- -1Sl9gLclBLE AR
Moss % pssFsc- CT oNE PLE-E-s-7. CREATION
yNIsESsE-~sESs So1o~-"GNc COD sIn
IL T-G- -s lNsgNr-s NLgEE-Gc SPIRIT -Gr
KLoE LNc sE-o-c - AS .. VERY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

NJ l@E
ICED sASF8zE1 szoLs Scxlr--iaE FoG
EXAMPLE n c-sRoN fos = FALLEN FROM
GRACE -s1TGN 3oJM-. -sEEFEm Kt~5 AIMS
DISEASED IM rig =EE- SN---E-z-s-AxoANGll
AasD szis DISEASE AS EsLEEosSE GREAT AND
tx soyc-s- N-- JN-c T-E -oSc T-tE IA-NtSs
md cRGNosys CT DIVINE -csEx one. t<EEsEssL
UNIVERSE BIT LNTc -rsE PssSCLANs. AID
szE olEr8-AATJzGL-g-G --siNscIss5 sUFFocLTDo~.
II soJL STARRED Foz rsE c-sRlsT. T-E True
IDEA GNc ioEGl, PERFECT Soc --@E cAE RE-A4
PAREA-T T-E cNE CREATOR ~--osE
csELTBoN-NL-TESLEs rLEs-LEss SPIRITUAL
CHRISTINE - E-fENL--s COMPLETELY POP
VAArEs sySER-sETURGTEs T-E ONE UNIVERSE
nnTs1 yNsSyGcLsLE iNcozTOr-IELE nssuL-
MERGsLE oNssiSSEsEk1 -ELVEA AND ETERNAL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
IcoafinDsa Srsm BACK psss'

Fcoufnoe6 from Bsrk Ps9s'
,.s,.s cam FEAR NOT, LITTLE FLOCK. ~ IS
xnsss r1r,sExs GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE YOU TIE
KINGDOMS TE stALL eAsI o. 80. ae,.
-,srv-- NJ Try ERcys>ER OFFEND THEE. kksokf
s.,w 1Np ~ tx REPENT FORGIVE HIN SEVENTY
TINES SEVEN
MY GREATEST MARYs MAN CHILD RULING
Al NATIONS WITH A ROD or RON +
r,n--z ~ Nv oNs PURE. TRUE, HONEST
ecwza F-E sLNE CHURCH THERAPEUTICS. The
c-Rgsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERFECT
RrAL Na-goNs-McI NEEDING HEAL'hSl Or NAT
cA-s cRELTBoN-ETERNELLY. COMPLETELY
PoPyLATns5 SUPEs-sATURATiNc. NAT oN-e
UNIVERSE MTT- UAsssyADABlE IkcoRsUPTsslE
gNfl,ulNERABlE osSPaEsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE YOUR TRUE HABITAT N
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
pEvHS re. POPULATION HOOD
rAsNasLE DEsaLIs- LUNacr :. ASKING FOR
MORE PAINFUL TERRIFYING - Myths FoRTU-
NG7ELy-T-As T1AT or TIE FLOOD or NOAH
BIT. NY hpc-Esr CHOSEN PEOPLE eHEislaike
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS :. AND ny ONE CHURCH
TIE c-RisT SCIENTIST :. WILL DESTROY The
ILLUSIONS AND pELUsioNs. CONTRIBUTING MY
OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE BEING. SPIRITUAL.
IN TIE SHINING STUPID. LAUNDERING HUMAN
RACES aNc TIER socaLLED MATERIAL
WORLD AND UNIVERSE.
Ceiling al co+holics:
Shun NARA Mcckinoc PorIeysl
An EdisorisD Mich. csfholic 5 n
s5r-n- srssesy conference has been called Sy the
Mara Rssrns-e- ~ IT'S Mscknsc Island head
rus-s- - enen Ma, ~ ccnfinve through he
T-s PROCLAIMED PURPOSE IS TO PLAN "A NEW
WAY - DONG THINGS For TIE ENTIRE WORLD
L. advertising me conference MIRA has used the
Catholics thereby giving the inplies
frr 4Ar- ne csfnec Church supports and in MRA
- er-ssx
TIE aaaas s-trisO.sd to the Catholics quoted BY NARA
A.. = nes. s-r5.s5vsI erpressiors-lN NO WAY TO BE
CONSTRUED IS THE ~iAiND~ or TIE CHURCH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Blast In Gas Truck

Ccnsnved from Back Pseel
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MYTHICAL. TRAGIC. ADAM-EW
PHENOMENA! HUMAN RACES AND MATTER"
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-01
Speaker Selected For
Blood Bank Meeting
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
Pont.
Currently the Blood Bank is
staging membership drive which
Mr.. McCloskey hopes will result
in having $4,000 Delaware families
insured for all of their blood re-
Quirements on an annual basis by
the date of the dinner.
I'VE have two reasons for want
ing to meet this goal', McCloskey
said today First, we feel that with
$4,000 families enrolled we can
truthfully say that a majority of
Delawareans will have protection
for any anticipated need of blood,
and secondly we want to make a
present of the $4,000 members to
our honorary chairman, Governor
]. Caleb BOggs, who will mark his
fiftieth birthday next month.
McCloskey said that through
newspaper and radio advertising,
responses are starting to pour in
to Blood Bank headquarters at
1015 Washington Street, Whining
ton, and that Managing Director
is available at all times to assist
in organizing group coverage for
industrial enterprises, businesses,
civic organizations and others.
A team of speakers has also been
lined up to bring the Blood Bank
message to the public through all
media to help make heads of
families aware of the services off
cred by the non-profit organization.
"We were most fortunate to be
able to secure Mr.. Williams for the
dinner, McCloskey said, "since he
is very busy man. With a news
paper career behind him, he start
ed to specialize in the medical and
science writing field, and according
to Who's Who In American" he
is rated right at the top.
Aside from being a contributor
to Saturday Evening Post, Harp
ers, Modern Hospital, Medical Ec-
onomics and Nations Business, Mr..
Williams takes time to serve with
many national groups. He has been
public relations director for the
American College of Surgeons, the
Joint Commission on Mental III
ness an dHealth and a consult
ant with the National Society for
Crippled Children and Adults.
Mr.. Williams began his career
as a newspaper man in the mid
west. During World War II he
served with the Aero Medical Lab
oratorv. Wright Patterson Air
Force Base.
Tickets for the dinner NAV be
reserved hv writing the Blood
Bank of Delaware. 1915 WashiHe-
ton Street. Wilmineton, or nv call
inc Olympia 6-77S1, McCloskey
said.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-01
Plans Complete For
Old Dover Days
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continued from page oneD
celains.
The home of Mrs. Henry Ridgely
has early Ridgely furniture Ridge
lys have lived there since 1767)
still in use, while there is set of
tables of Commodore Jacob Jones,
a hero of the War of 1872; por-
trait by Charles Wilson Peale,
painted in 1773; and another at
tributed to Gustavus Hesselius,
date about 1740; there is also a
Lowestoft tea set presented by
General Anthony Wayne to Mary
Vining in 1890.
There is loan collection of an
tique dolls in The Old Academy,
the home of Mrs. Albert G. Fox,
while the Dover Hotel-the states
newest, built in Colonial style-has
a loan fan and shawl collection
which, along with some paintings,
will be shown in the East Room.
Along with these, of course, are
the Delaware State Museum, the
John Dickinson Mansion, Christ
Church, the Hall of Records and
other spots which are open
throughout the year.
Tickets for Old Dover Days may
be purchased at "Aspendale" near
Kenton, enroute south from Will
mington; at the information booth,
State and LOockermoni Sts. Dover
and Great Geneva, Route 357, just
o: Route 113A. Admission $500
for adults; S100 for students.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-01
Soil Stewardship Week
Is Set For May $40
Inclusive
(continued from page onel

with the stewards of the sOil".
J Farmers and backyard gardeners
deal with the mystery of life-the
life of plants, of animals and of
the soil itself. For soil is a living
thing. That must be why so many
farmers and ranchers Just would
mt do anything else" That must
be why backyard gardeners can
completely lose themselves in their
hobby. Once it gets YOU, work
with the soil is enhancing, up
lifting, inspiring. 1t has a strange
benefit Some call it healthful ex-
ercise. Some merely call it fun.
Some say it is relaxing. Others also
see a spiritual significance.
Such a person wants to care
for the soil because it lives and
gives life. He thus becomes a good
steward. He may not realize the
spiritual value any more than the
person doing a good deed thinks of
God or religion. All these values
are inherent in the souls of kindly
and intelligent n-call them
what you wish.
we are conscious OF the trade
marks" of soil and water conserva-
tiOn, the signs of good steward
ship. They are the strip-cropping
on the sloping fields, the wind
breaks and stubble mulching, the
beautiful farm woodlots, the thick
green blankets of meat-producing
and soil-conserving pastures, the
better grasses on the range, and
the areas which produce food and
home for wildlife. They include
water harnessed to help man in
stead of wash him away, the eff
cient use of irrigation water, inn
proved drainage of established
farmland, soil-building rotations,
use of fertilizer and manure and
dozens of other soil and water
conserving practices which are
part of modern farming.
These are important because
they are trademarks, tools Of the
trade, outward symbols, reminds
Mr.. Taylor. They are the physical
EXPRESSIONS of mans love of and
respect for, the God-giyen soil and
water resources which we all de-
pend on.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-01
The Past I11 Review
News As It Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.
Taken from the Way 2, 1918 Issue


Rehearsals for Marcia Man
ages" the new comedy with
music, to be presented in Ar
mory Hall on May 9th, under
the direction of Miss Edna
Colladay, are progressing fine
ly. One excellent addition to
the cast is Miss Helen Bar
rett, whose clever interpreta-
tion of the role of Jane Brews-
ter is aided by her fine vocal
work. Other soloists and men,
bers OF the cast are Miss Mar
garet Grier in the title role
of "Marcie," Crerar Shockley,
Charles Johnson, William Nut
ter, James Deputy and John
Jacobs. Specially dances are
done by Miss Margaret Grier
and Marvel Wilson and Miss
Laura Salevan and James Pet
tyjohn. Two special features
between acts will be vocal Sc
lections by Miss Marie Gil
bride of Wilmington and Mrs.
Frank Hall Davis of Dover.
Other members are Misses Ele-
amor Vinyard, Roma Smith,
Mildred Walls, Elizabeth Ack-
erman, Edith Powell. Virginia
Morris, Irene Scott, Helen
Bennett, Cornelia Bennett and
Florence Gillis; Messrs. John
Prettyman, Edward Walls, Leo
Gaffney. Robert Baynum, Ed
win Messick, and Robert
Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-01

Frank COnoway and wife
and Ralph Conoway of Panama
are in Greenwood for three
months stay. 1t has been four
years since they were home.
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After taking a correspond
ence course for one year in
electrical engineering under L.
ID. Cook, Delmo z. Mag left
Monday morning for Chicago,
where he will enter the COyne
Trade and E N gil n IN g
Schools for a four months
postgraduate course.
Harry C. Harrington, of
Frederick, chief electrician of
the u. s. Wisconsin, has re-
ceived his discharge from the
Navy, having completed five
years service on April rs,
four years being on the Wis
consin. He expects to take
position in Georgia at an early
date.
Captain ]. f. Bussells, who
operates several fishing plants
both north and south, was in
Lewes last week and complet-
ed arrangements with tn e
Coast Fish, Oil and Fertilizer
Company for fishing steamers
at their plant for the coming
season. Every indication points
to good fishing season.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-01

Janet Lee Worthington, five
year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle F. Worthingxon,
of Milford, sang two selections
over Station WSAL, Salisbury,
last Saturday morning. Ac-
cording to her many friends
in Milford, her rendition was
very fine, and they hope to
hear her sing again.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Iud-
son announced the engagement
of their daughter, Lila, to Mr..
Harold William Wall, of Phil
adelphia, on Saturday evening.
at their home on West Front
Street. About forty-e b t
guests were invited for bridge
at eight O'Clock. Small nose
gays for each guest in which
was concealed the secret
which came as a complete
surprise to all Miss Hudson's
friends. Miss Hudson is a tea
cher in the local public schools
and Mr.. Wall is manager of
one of the w. t. Grant Com.
pany Stores in Philadelphia.
No date has been announced
for the wedding.