Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05
GEORGETOWN
MRS. Constance Brown
Phones Georgetown $3.50


Though the three prosperity,
candidates for the nomination fol
governor on the Democratic ticke
from Sussex County have beer
quoted widely as interviewing the
registered delegates for the state
convention, the prospective dele
gates themselves have only begun
signing up in earnest this week.
There have been no filings at all
in six districts, including the en-
tire Eighth Representative Dis
trict which would have six but s
delegates, contests have already
developed.
In the Ninth District, which is
Georgetown, the original IL appli-
cants have been swelled to IA for
six delegate posts This is the
home district of Insurance Com
missioner Harry S. Smith, one of
the announced seekers of the gov
ernor's post
There have been no additions
or withrawals in the complete
slate of county candidates pre-
viously announced.
In the meantime, Raymond v.
West, Sussex County Democratic
chairman, has reminded members
of the party that they may file or
withdraw up to midnight Friday.
He and other county officers will
be at Democratic headquarters un-
til that time.
The additions to the Georgetown
filings are Ralph S. Baker and
Houston Wilson. The other 12 are
w. Edwin Short, ~ Eugene Camp
bell, Herman Roach, Charles CAL
houn, Norman Jester, Nutter ID.
Marvel. Irwin R. Murray, Law
renee c. Elliott, Harry S. Smith,
@. e. Veasey, Robert w. Tunnell
and Howard S. Abbott, Jr.
Other contests are:
First election district of the
Second Representative District,
George H. Smith, Frank H. Webb.
Montellis ]. Webb, Sr., and John
T. Cannon, or four for two posts.
Second OF the Fourth, Dale A.
Boyce, John e. Lambden, r. Allen
Cannon, James Lee Phillips, or
four for three posts.
First of the Sixth, Alton B. Cor
drey, William A. Carter and L.
Thomas Shcckley, or three for two
posts.
Second Of the Sixth, Curtis w.
Steen, Norman Hudson, Delbert Fl.
Daisey, or three for two posts.
First of the Seventh, Jack s
Lynch, l. Robert Wiley, Lester
Turner, Elisha Hickman, or four
for three posts.
First of the Tenth, C. Paul Vim
cent, William Belts, Christine
Donovan, Rose H. Kuczawa, or
four for two posts.
Second Of the Tenth, Sara M.
Mclean, H. Edward Maull, Lydia
birmingham, or three for two
posts.
Third of the Tenth. Ruth D
Henning, Flemuel Lynch and Will
liam s. McQuay, or three for two
posts.
"A Delaware Chapter of the As
sociated Builders and Contractors
Inc. an open shop construction in
dustry trade association. will he
formed at q meeting set for ST.
Edmond's Hall, Rehoboth, Monday.
Aug. 8.
The organization is composed of
some 7CO firms with central head
quarters in Baltimore, Md. It has
chapters in Maryland, PennsvI-
Vanta and the District of Columbia
Hundreds of contractors in Del
aware have been invited to attend
the initial meeting by the arrange
ments committee, headed by John
L. Briggs, Georgetown, as chair
man, and consisting of Reese w
smith, Georgetown; Steven CIute
wyoming and w. Franklin OJin,
hant, Laurel.
The speaker of the evening will
be Earle X. Shave. Baltimore
laDor relations counsel who has :
inquired in important cases before |
the National Labor Relations
Board and the various United |
States courts.
In addition to Mr.. Shawe's talk |
tnere VIII be slide film presen- |
tation entitled Oswald, the Con- |
tractor and an explanation of the
detectives ard services of the as
soclation by John p. Trimmer ex-
ecutive vice president.
Mr.. Briggs. who has been a me,n-
DER OF the Al3C for some wars hoa
oeen heading up the movement To
establish a chapter in Delaware
lie observed, 1--WE have been look |
ing forward to setting up chapter |
OF ABC in Delaware to provide a |
means OF uniting the open shon
construction industry.
/. The association has provided |
an effective voice for the omen
shop construction industry which |
we need badly in the state of Della
ware" '"