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BUICK '53 Special VS. sedan;
power steering; wonderful; S335
$40 down. ROPER, LA. 6-2700
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
DELIGHTFUL RETIREMENT HOME

DELIGHTFUL RETIREMENT HOME
Lovely 4-acre plot, Battlefield
Park drive and Route 3, s miles
west from Fredericksburg. Six
room frame: bedrooms and bath /;
oil-duct heat, heavily insulated
walls, heavy wiring, many con-
venient outlets. Enclosed. heated
sun porch and living room with 2
sets French doors afford 32x40-
foot area, Quiet. restful acreage
includes lawn, many trees and
shrubs and hagstone patio and
barbecue with lights and electrical
outlets. 12x30-fOot cindeIblock
shop and utility. S17,5O0. Com
tact Theodore Sinclair, PATES-
MASSEY INSURANCE q REALTY,
Realtors, "a Law Building. Fred
erickshurs, Virginia. Essex 3-3266.
IL MI. from Cumberland, Nd. IA
acre truck farm, barn. Mod. 4
bedrms., running water. bath. 2
por., insul. Scar gar. Dairy strtd.,
nut trs., 2 fish pnds. MR.. HAINES,
Hyndman, Pa. VI. 2-320l.
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
icONTlNuepl

1. STUNT BRK. BLDG. in excel
rental area OF North Arl. Priced
at 6Is times income; $4,000
cash.
.. IO-UNIT BRK. in North Arl.
Priced at approx. 5la times in
come.
8. . STORES leased at SO, 900 per
year. VIII show about 32ee on
$500 cash. Excel. North Arl.
loc.
4. COMMERCIAL BLDG. in NV.
section Of Wash; partial lease;
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd. Arl, Va
IA. 7-444S Ewes, KI. S-15S2
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALREADY ZONED. From 3 small
piece to 8 acres. 25c per "a. #
GOTHAM REALTY INC. Comm
dept. JE. 2-370s.
FOR SALE = 10000 sa. It. Ari.
blvd. mr.. Seven Corners Va. Proven
sales loo, attrae. sit. for all cash
deal or viii give terms and subord
DI. 7-4714.
If you HAVE APARTMENT
GROUND or motel site, will build
to suit. S0es financing available.
Call Mr.. Iyey, oil. 2-0177.
NE. MINI. Ave. to Benning Rd.,
bet. Pep BOYS and Penn Jersey
stores-7.000 SO. IT,, End COM
Furniture store, 10000 50. #.
End commercial. BladensburR I'd.
area, $4,000 50. IT,. industrial
D. J. WELTMAN. LU. $4,000.
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| WATERFRONT PROP, SALE
(coNTlNEp)

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, nr. shad,
Side, Md.--spac. cottage, compl
furn. and equip; 100x10O lot; Is
mr. huEe peh., hv. rm., 3 dble. .-bec
rms maids rm., elec. kit,
lavatorieS, shower rm.: End fr.
Ice. dormitory, sleeps &; Sl7,500
EN-. 2-29S3 or UN. 7-2139.
ST. LEONARD's CREEK = 8 bT.
!, r, d. r., k, / "a baths, . lge. por
acre waterfront lot, $50 It. pier
nnest boat anchorage. fishing and
grabbing, safe swimming, $1,000
dn. SS7 mo. incl. gr. Open this
wkend. Owner. OIL. 1880.
TURKEY POINT, Md bedrms
scr. porch, oil heat. patio, maenifi-
cent view, lge. lot. JU. 7-9l0 90.
RUTHERFORD g. SHULLEY, INC.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE with 13C
#. on Patuxent River. Lot. No. 1852
Waterview dr., Golden Beach,
st. Marys Co., Nd. Call Mr.
Neave, BARGER REAL ESTATE
Midway 5-5202 or Chapel 6-22S3
after noon Saturday.
WOODLAND BEACH - bedrm
year-round home, near fine beach
schools. churches, stores; $4,000
Colonial S-533S.
80 ACRES on water, suitable for
boat marina, skiing. fishing, etc.
$1,000 per acre; 46 mi. from d. c.
OWNER 10. S-SS65.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
BETHESDA-WilI ,oI

BLTHESDA-Will sell separately
or as one complete subdiyision
Each lot a fun "a acre or more
In the Bethesda areas most de-.
Slrable location, ] mi. east of
Bethesda Country Club, on Brad
ley blvd, and Arrowood I'd. Ideal
residential lot. in the heart Of
tne country club area. Phone EN-.
5-1271 for details.
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FARMS
tcoNrlNUep)

GERMANTOWN CLARKSBURG
AREA. Mr.. Acc BUILDING. nr.
new 240-Hewly remodeled farm
house, 2-story: bedrms., very
neat place; new small barn, on
pond and stream. Priced at
SD $50 with $4,000 down. Owner
will carry balance of mortgage.
Also extra land avail. connected
to this property. Many other good
buys on farms, homes, lot and
acreage. II it is to buy or sell,
phone KEN McGREW REAL
ESTATE, Travilah once. PO.
2-9633, GaitheTsbure once,
30l-WA. 6-1050: ewes, 3OI-
WA R-oRoQ
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS, with all cash for
apt. bldgs.; white or colored: must
be in good cond.: not over Sl75,-
000 Call Mr.. Davis, WILLIAM j.
DAVIS, INC, S29 18th st. NV
MA. S-3556
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SUMMER HOMES

PRIVATELY OWNED SUMNER
HOME on Craigs Greek, va, Mod.
facilities. For full details, rates
and reservations, contact r. s.,
CALHOUN. P. o. Box los, Coving-
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AVIATION

CESSNA 172. 1858. Full panel.
Hunter 6-e776. Mon, Hyattsville
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

FOR SALE. Cabin and timbered
land in Blue Ridge Mtns. Of va.
Fish stream through propt., mr..
Big Meadows Lodge, Old Rag
Min, White Oak Canyon Falls,
Skyline Drive, Joining the Shen-
andoah National Park. Cash or
terms. Call CriglerSville 2Sl.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY


AVALON BEACH. MACS HEAD
Fishing pier, marina, boat ramps
cottages, $50 up weekly; brochure
on request ROBERT A. YOUNG
Box 24, XII Devil Hill. N. c.
COTTAGES, S65 to S75 per Wk
Sleeps 3 to 8 people. Rehoboth
SS2S.
MACS HEAD-KITTY HAWK, N
CAROLINA, pvt, modern, well.
equlpped ocean cottages; Sll0
WHY. OIL. 2-Ol01 or OIL. 2-2332
REHoBoTH BEACH, DELA. Enjoy
your vacation; modern cottage;
every convenience. Avail July.
OL. 1-5OlO. -
REHOBOTH BEACH,-Ocean front
apis and cottages. Immac.; S59. so
Wk. up MRS. NEVES. OIL. 4-3SS3
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BIG ROCK RID. at BrooEmoor .
lots on flll. $4,000 for both. Mrs
COOK, LO. 5-46S7.
BRIGGS CHANEY RD. - 3-acre
estate site in l3-acre area Bny
now. build later. Excel, terms
$1,000. WILLIAMS & Co, JU.
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STORES FOR RENT

BETHESDA. 4e57 Bethesda ave-
25x75 it., air cond.; plenty oi
parking; S275 mo. WO. 6-S653.
NE. SHOPPING CENTER, MINI.
and Benning rd.: suitable for
many purposes; reasonable rent.
d. ]. WELTMAN, LU. $4,000.
STORES-Lge.. for food distrib. or
other purposes. Located on 4th
bet. Fla. and N. Y. ave. ne. in
Union Mkt. Terminal. Ii. $4,000.
WHEATON,, Md, corner OF Viers
Mil rd. and University blvd
Delicatessen with all fixtures: (:
$4,000; rent, $500 month. LU.
5-I1S7.
42I8 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-64S
so. it., garage, full bsmt, Only
SIS a mo. White. Mr.. NEU-
MANN, MA. S-6700.
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hours @ and 0Ssh 5000 insom.; nH5 rsi'' must SS,t
sell. Call Du. 1874.
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D LOTS, ADJACENT to aolf course
industrial property. other side
sewer and water: GOOD investment,
$4,000. IA. e-4692.
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CADILLAC 1855 convertible; from
owner. Excel. condition, Alpine
white, new top, battery, mufflers
and tailpipes. electric windows,
power steering, power brakes,
power seat, seeing eve. Absolute
bargain at only S1,4T5. See Mr..
Ken Hamid, KALORAMA GA
RAGE, 1649 Kalorama I'd. NV,
HO o-5h55
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ARLINGTON CoUNTY-corner or
adjacent dwelling lots, price and
terms more important than Size
or location. Boa 1Sc-E, Star.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ARI.-IO.OOO so. #. floor space
available in new fire-reSistant
BLDG, close to shirlinGton shop
ping area ideal sor light manu-
featuring. R. and d. operations
and Jfices. B. M SMITH, REAL
TORS. ia. $4,000
COMML. DOWNTOWN, 18th AND n
SITS. NV. - Two complete floors.
approx. $500 50. It. each, loading
platform to rear soft. allev, goned
Ca. for any bus; fine for whole
saler' service bus, printing. furni-
ture, sign shop, officeS or comb
ONCE, shop and whse.: rent one or
both floors; immed poss.; will ar
rance to suit. See 637 D st. NV
key at 1881. OWNER, DE. 3
245s, VIII. 6-s257.
1910 18th ST. N.E.-ofice plus
living quarters above, S135 mo
Lease. ZAGAM1 REALTY, Ii.
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, DEL. - ocean
front, l and > bedrm. apartments,
IA. 9-75l4, ewes. and wkends.
KITTY HAWK, N. Ocean cot
tages on beautiful outerbanks:
mod. furn.; reas. rates. EN-,
2-69Sl. JU. 9-2l04.
MAYO, MD.-Lovely 6-rm. modern
nouSe, private beach; S55 wk. ia.
2-1016, after 5 pm.
ST. CLEMENTS SHORES, MD, =
Clean, mod. 2-b.r. eottREe; scr.
porch: boat; $50 Vk. JA. S-5663
VACATION COTTAGE; a real BAR
GA1N-3 rms. and bath on la-a,
lot. near Patuxent River in Bene-
dict, Md. Call Mr.. Neave. BARGER
REAL ESTATE, Midway 5-5202, or
Chapel 6-22S3. after noon Sat.
WEEK ENDS or monthly, on CheSa-
peake Bay. Reasonable. Box lO3-
H. Star.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

ATTRACTIVE MODERN WATER
FRONT COTTAGE = ChesapesEe
Bay. accom-. S-l0, EN-. 3-451S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ABSOLUTELY ACCREDITED
M0TELS FOR SALE
BEAUTY SHOP

Prospering: excel. dwntwn loca ton (:
in business many years. Owner
too busy with other businesses.
VIII sell at Sacrifice price. JU.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Col. Coewey
Given w arm
Dover Send-off
Group Of 1000 Airmen
Parade In Ceremonies
Marking Change OF
Command At Base.

Over 1000 airmen paraded in the
blistering noon heat Tuesday of this
week at formal change of command
ceremonies held at Dover Air
Force Base.
The traditional salute was given
in honor of Brigadier General Rob-
ert j. Goewey, who will begin a
new assignment as deputy COM
mander of the Eastern Transport
Air Force Of the Military Air
Transport Service.
Colonel Whiteford C. Mauldin,
who will replace Goewey at Dover,
and Major General William P. Fish
er, commander of EASTAF, and
Goewey's new chief. joined the out
going commander on the reviewing
stand
The ceremonial brought to
close General Goewey's two year
tour of duty at Dover Air Force
Base.
During World War II, Goewey
was chief of staff in the north At
rican division of the Air Transport
Command. forerunner of MATS.
From June 1947, until July 1949,
he worked as deputy commander of
the Pacific division, ATC and
MATS. In January of 1851, he en-
tered the Air War College as a
student, and in March of 1854, be-
came commandant of the school
tcontinued on page seven,
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Carvel Choice
OF Democrats
For The Post
OF Governor
Former Chief Executive
Won His Battle III Sur
sex County Caucun
Senator J. Allen Froor
Renominated.

The Democratic State Convon-
tion. restricting its tight to caucun-
es, last Thursday put together tho
following state ticket:
u. S. Senator: ]. Allen Iroor.
Jr., OF Dover, for third term.
u. S. Representatives: Herrib B.
Mcdowell. Jr, Of Midd1ctown. ~
reelection.
Governor: Elbert N. Carvsl =
Laurel.
Lieutenant Governor: Mayor -
gene Lamn1ot OF Wilmington.
State Treasurer: Mrs. Bale ~
erett of Kenton TOR reelection.
State Auditor: Ernest 3. Killen
of Harrington for reelection.
The convention named ~ the
three Democratic electors: J. Hnr-
.ry Latchum OF Milford. Senator
Walter ]. Hoey OF the Sussex sf6e
OF Milford, and State Chairman
John M Conway Of Wilmington.
The convention, meeting Ii the
Field House Of Dover High School,
readily accepted the Sussex Coun-
ty choice OF Mr.. Carvel and he
was nominated by acclamation. +
The other i've nominations Wofo
also made by acclamati0n.
The choice OF Mayor Lammot tor
lieutenant governor was virtually
dictated to the Wilmington caucus
by John M Conway, the stnte
chairman. He demanded that Will
mingt0n have q place on the etefe
ticket. 1t was also undcrutooG,
however, that Mr.. Carvel a1tnr
gaining his victory in the s1ooox
caucus let 1t be known he pE~for-
red Mayor Lammot-
The New Castle County Caucus
WAS meeting 1t the same time ~
the Wilmington caucus hut II :
separate place and was consi1or~
ing endorsement Of Speaker Gh&r-
(cont1nued on pnea ot4v9u}
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Pushrnobile Derby
Day September 10
Proclamation Is Issued BY Gov.
j. Caleb BOggs

'"The annual Pushmobile Derby,
sponsored by the Delaware Asso-
citation of Police, is one of the
finest organized efforts for the
benefit of the youth of our state, .
said Governor j. Caleb Boggs this
week in proclaiming Saturday,
September 10, as "Pushmobile Der
by Day in Delaware"
The chief executive cited the
Derby as providing valuable
training in craftsmanship, and
also pointed out that these COM
petitive races for the youth of
Delaware reflect the interest of
our police authorities in providing
better understanding and good fell
lowing among themselves and the
younger generation"
Governor Boggs also praised the
of Pushmobile Track,
Inc, for building safe, attrac-
tive racing strip" and urged at
tendance of Delawareans of all
CONTINUED on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Rollins Candidate
For Governor Post
His Opponent, D ave
Buckson, Withdrew Af-
ter Wilmington Vote
Disclosed Convention
Choice.

John w. Rollins was nominated
for governor early Thursday morn
ing Dy the Republican state con-
vention after his opponent, Lit
Gov. David w. Buckson. withdrew
from the race.
Buckson acted after he had re-
ceived only one vote from the
delegates from Wilmington.
In his speech of withdrawal he
said:
Il am sure the delegates have
voted their own conviction. can
see no reason to prolong the roll
call. l move this convention make
the nomination. of Mr.. Rollins un-
animous.
Buckson then turned to the en-
couragement of the entire Repub-
lican movement in the state, say
ing:
Now let us show that we are
all good Republicans in the COM
ing campaign
Gov. j. Caleb Boggs was NOM
mated for u. S. Senator by accla-
nation at the Republican state
convention Wednesday night.
James r. McKinstry became the
U. S. representative candidate at
ter close fight. He had four
vote margin
The convention witnessed one
of the most dramatic floor battles
in its recent history as McKinstry
a Wilmington attorney, and State
Senator Wilmer F. (Rudy) Will
liams went down to the wire in q
vote-for-vote battle.
McKinstry took the measure of
Williams in Wilmington, rural New
Castle County, and Sussex County,
but the Roselle Republican, who
resembles singer Rudy vallee, took
Kent County by q wide margin.
The final tally showed McKins-
try with SO votes and Williams
with 78.
The two candidates were in q
deadlock several times during the
voting and with just four dele
gates to go were knotted ct 1878.
(continued or page sevon)
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Fire Lassies Will
Meet Sept. Is : II
Many Committees Named For Con-
cEave At BridgeyiIle

The Delaware Volunteer Fire
mems Ladies Auxiliaries Associa-
tion Convention will be held in
Bridgeville, Delaware, on Friday,
September 16, and Saturday, Sep
tember II, 1860.
The following committees have
been appointed by the State Presi-
dent, Mrs. Margaret Hastings: Di-
rectors, Mrs. Estella Baker, New
Castle Co., Mrs. Lorraine Meyer,
Kent Co., Mrs. Emma Short, Sus-
sex Co.; Hostesses, (Officers and
Members Bridgeville Auxiliary
Mrs. Estella Baker, New Castle
Co., Mrs. Lorraine Meyer, Kent
Co., Mrs. Emma Short, Sussex Co.. !;
Publicity, Mrs. Elaine Lindell,
New Castle Co., Mrs. Virginia
Butts, Kent Co., Mrs. Elizabeth
Continued On page three)
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
School Opens
In M IL + ord
On Wednesday
Faculty Meeting Will Be
Held The Day Previ-
GUS, Sept. s; All Teach
ing Positions Filled.

The Milford Special School Dis
trict public schools will open for
pupils at Sis am, Wednesday,
September Z. 1860. Faculty meet
ings will begin at 900 am on
Tuesday, September s.
At present all teaching posit-
ions are f419ed excerpt one vacuncy
for the high school. This opening
was caused by the resignation on
August "a of Mr. Phillip Riggin,
part-time guidance and English
teacher, who has accepted full
time guidance duties at Dover
High School Several applicants
for the position vacated by Mr..
Riggin are being interviewed and
it is anticipated this area will be
covered in the near future.
Mr.. Truitt Webb has again an
neunced that he will operate
town bus for school children. The
price for monthly tickets will be
$2.75, the same as at the close of
the 1959-60 school term. The bus
will take the schedule and routes
On the first trip, starting at
as follows:
7:35 am from the Milford stitch
ing plant on Marshall Street, the
town bus travels the following
streets: 1. Sc. Second, O. Reho-
both Boulevard, g. Dupont Boule-
ward, 4. NV Front ST., 5. Church
Avenue, 6. Lakeview School.
On the second trip, starting at
approximately 500 am. from the
Lakeview School, the town bus
travels the following streets: 1.
Sc. Front, 2. N. Walnut, 8. N.
Continued on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
State Firemen viii
Convene Sept. 1917
CHRONICLE OFFICE
CLOSED LABOR DAY

The business Office and
plant of the Milford Chron-
icle Publishing Company will
be closed all day Monday
next, September 5th, in OBJ
servance of Labor Day.
The business office will,
however, be open as usual
Saturday morning until noon,
and persons who have print
ing ready to take out, es-
pecially IL the same is need
ed for use on or before the
first of the week, should call
for the same on Saturday.
The two banks, the Mil
ford Trust Company and the
Wilmington Trust Company,
in line with their present
policy of opening, will be
open Friday evening, but
will be closed all day Satur-
day and, of course, Monday,
and will reopen at the usual
business hour on Tuesday
morning.
Practically every business
and industrial establishment
in the city will be closed all
day Monday. No official rec
ognition of the holiday has
been planned by civic au-
thorities.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Shore Communities
Enjoy Record Summer
Record Influx OF Visitors Reported
At State-0wned Facilities

Like Delaware's seashore COM
munities, the state-owned camp
ing, fishing and bathing areas
along Delaware Route IA between
Dewey Beach and Bethany Beach,
have also been experiencing rec
ord-establishing influx of visitors
this summer advises the Delaware
State Development Department
According to the state informa-
ton agency, these public facilities
have been so widely used that the
State Highway Department, which
maintains and operates the coastal
recreation areas, has decided to ex-
tend the camping season" through
Sunday, October g. Earlier, it had
been announced the tenting area
would be open only through Labor
Day.
Near capacity crowds have been
using the tenting area along Key
Box Road and even larger num-
bers have been using the special
bathing areas at Sayage Ditch, on
Continued on page three)
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Organism That All-Star Grid
Is F atal To Teams Battle
Oysters, Found Ended In Tie
The AGold", Or Down
state Football Stars,
How yer, Outplayed
The Upstate Blues.

Punts provided the pyrotechnics
last Saturday afternoon as the Blue
and Gold sweated to 6-6 standOff
in the fifth annual Delaware ALI
Star Football Game.
A sweltering, near capacity
thrOng of 100 enthusiasts braved
a blazing sun and stirling humidi-
ty to catch the Delaware Stadium
show, staged each August as a
benefit for the Delaware Founda-
ton for Retarded Children, Inc.
They saw punt-punctuated per-
formance In which the Blues con-
verted a blocked kick into third
period touchdown and the Colds
used double exchange of kicks to
set up the deadlocking I'd in the
games final minutes.
They also went home convinced
that, this time, the Foundation
and its young wards were the
games only winners.
From 1856 through 1859, the
Blues, representing Wilmington
area schools, bossed the intra-
state series while compiling a 40
record.
They met their match last Sat-
urday.
Only a minor penalty, assessed
for an offside violation, saved the
northern Delawareans from their
first defeat.
The dramatic f1ag-dropping oc-
CURED late in the fourth quarter.
The Gold eleven, having matched
a third-period Blue touchdown on
a four-yard sweep by halfback
Maynard Conkey (Newark), asked
end Wally Collins (Dover) to try
the PAT from placement
Collins complied. His kick was
good. However, a teammate beat
the snap, the infraction was de-
tected and the point disallowed.
Collins tried again, five yards far
ther upheld, but his second attempt
was low and partly blocked by Blue
center Pete Vassos Wilmington.
CONTINUED on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02

ment and maintenance of success
full working relationships. The
conference will be held at the Lord
Baltimore School, Ocean View.
Participants will include high
school vocational home economics
teachers, school lunch supervisors,
hospital dietitions. home econo-
mists in business fields, represen-
tatives of the State Board of
Health, the University OF Delaware
School of Home Economics and the
University's Extension Service in
Agriculture and Home Economics,
and homemakers.
The workshop instructional staff
will include DIR. Norman Cleary.
professor of communications,
Wayne State University, Detroit,
Michigan: DR.. Gorham Lane, pro-
CONTINUED on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Integration
Retrial Plea
Is Killed By
Court Order
Judge OF u. S. Third
Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals Stresses Decision
Doesn't Force Action
On All Negro Pupils.

The u. s. Third Circuit Court Of
Appeals in Philadelphia stood firm
Monday of this week on its deci-
sion last month requiring faster
integration of Delaware's public
schools.
The court ruled on July 19-arld
1t reaffirmed that Judgment in de-
nying petition for rehearing-
that Delaware's grade-a-year plan
was too slow and ordered that a
modified plan be prepared "for full
fntegration of all grades" by fall,
1861.
Advised of the courts ruling.
Delaware Atty. Gen. Januar d.
Bove, Jr., said: "As a result OF that
decision it is obviously going to
require q great deal of study be-
fore further action can be decided
upon. 1t will require meeting with
the State Board of Education to
try to analyze the situation in the
light of this decision"
The attorney general had sought
to reopen the case, contending the
decision required immediate inte-
grafton of approximately 6,813
Negro children.
The court denied this position,
saying that only Negro children
who applied for admission to pre-
viously all-white schools and who
were properly qualified would be
integrated. The decision doesn't
force integration of all Negro pub
lie school students, the court en-
phastzed.
Judge Herbert Goodrich, who had
favored approval of the grade-by-
grade integration as approved by
the Delaware District Court, was
the lone dissenter again on Mon
day He wrote no opinion.
Chief Judge John Biggs, Jr.,
joined by Judge Harry Kalodner,
CONTINUED on page ten)
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
US. Navy Needs
Women C>ffieoso
Doadline For Applics&ions st At
September 25th

The Navy is seeking women who
are college graduates for its Offi-
Ger Candidate Glass convening in
October at Newport, Rhode Island.
Deadline date for applications Is
September 25th.
To be eligible for the commits
stoned officer status, a young wo-
man must be citizen of the Uni
ted States, a graduate Of an accred-
tied college or university, at least
age Is and under 27, and meet the
high mental, moral, and physical
standards Of the Navy. Women ap-
plicants may be married or single,
but with no dependents under IS.
Women officers serve in 4 varie-
ty of interesting executive posi-
tions throughout the United States
and in many foreign countries. In
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Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
State Home Makers
At Wisconsin Meeting
Mrs. Duane Lynn, OF Milford, In
Group Of Delawareans

Delaware homemakers will rep
resent their state and local home
demonstration clubs at the Ma
tional Home Demonstration Coun-
Gil Meeting to be held at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, Madison, on
August 1881" Mrs. Alice M. King,
Delaware home demonstration lead
er announced.
The more than 5000 women at
tending this meeting will be rep
resenting 71a million American
homemakers who take part in the
home demonstration programs of
the Agriculture and Home Eco
nomics Extension Service
Preparing for the Challenge of
Change, Your Responsibility for
Continued Learning, and Values
CONTINUED on page ax)