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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23
Another Held
In Robbery Of
0xon Hill Bank

Another suspect in the
$l42,996 robbery of the Citizens
Bank of Maryland's Oxon Hill
branch was arrested in New
Jersey today, reducing to two
the number of suspects still
at large in connection with the
Washington areas biggest bank
robbery.
The FBI disclosed that Ro-
land Hayes Ghee, "a, was ar
rested on bank robbery and
fugitive charges as he and two
women were driving from New
York to Philadelphia on the
New Jersey turnpike at 4:45
am. The men was seized at
Exit 10 by State troopers on
information furnished by t h e
FBI and was taken to the
Moorestown IN. j. barracks.
None of the bank loot was
discovered in the 1855 DeSoto
Chez was driving, and no
charges were placed against the
women. Chez, the FBI said,
was one of four men who en-
tered the Oxon Hill bank on
July 8 and escaped with the
cash. Seven men and three
women have been indicted by
a Federal grand jury in Balti-
more on charges Of participant
ing In the robbery.
Only two remain at large
now, the FBI said. They are
Warren A. Sims, 80, of Brook
Ilyn, described as the master
mind in the robbery, and Harry
Goody, jr., 30, of New York
City. The gang also is charged
with the $30,690 robbery of the
Bensonhurst National Bank OF
Brooklyn on February 26.
The FBI said 1t received in
formation that Chez and his
companions were on the turn
pike and radioeG the informa-
ton ahead to the New Jersey
police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23
Negro Escort
Yields Place

BERKELEY. Calf, Sept. %
(AP) "A Negro escort was
asked to withdraw from the
University Of California foot
bail festival Saturday because
at least two of eight white
visiting football queens OBJ
jected.
Lynn Mark Sims, vice presi-
dent Of the Junior Glass and
president Of. the Megaphone
Society, said he was "dismayed"
at the request by the Berkeley
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
The Jaycees have sponsored the
festival at the opening home
football games for 10 years.
Paul Rutlidge, chairman of
the Jaycee football queen con-
test, said: 1T was done to pro-
tect the mental and physical
well-being of the girls"
He declined to identify the
queens who objected to Mr..
Sims being in the escort party.
Six Of the queens were from
Southern universities, includ-
ing Georgia Mayer of the Uni
versity Of Maryland, but Mr..
Sims was to have escorted
Catherine Flanagan from Clar-
ion State College in Pennsyl-
vania.
He withdrew when the OBJ
lection was made known to him
about three hours before the
California Iowa State game
Saturday.
Mr.. Sims, who was auto
matically designated an escort
because Of his presidency of
the Megaphone Society, said he
was proud that university off,
Gals had nothing to do with
the incident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

what one speaker called 1.-The
last crime against the spirit OF
brotherhood the senseless
slaughter of the children"
The largest demonstrations
were held in New York and
Washington.
In Shreveport, La, police riot
squads and mounted sheriff's
deputies broke up an attempt
by 1000 Negroes to hold q
memorial parade. That was
followed by a brief clash be-
tween Negroes and police out
side a church.
A group of prominent Amer
leans, headed by Gov. Edmund
G. Brown of California and
Charles Taft of Cincinnati,
nounce formation of
Americas Conscience Fund
to rebuild the bombed Six
tenth Street Baptist Church
in Birmingham.
Four Of the Negro children
died in that bombing a week
ago yesterday. Two Negro boys
were shot to death in separate
incidents that day. Funeral
services for the boys were held
yesterday.
There should be no malice
in anyone's heart toward any,
one else" said a Negro minister,
the Rev. J. r. Hicks, at one
funeral. 1.-THE Lord giveth and
the Lord taketh away"
Other cities where memorial
services or marches also were
conducted included Miami;
Fort Wayne, Ind; New Haven
and Hartford, Conn; North
Little Rock and Fort Smith,
Ark; Rochester, Albany and
Troy. N. Y; Cincinnati, Column
bus and Yellow Springs, Ohio;
Columbia, s. c.; Raleigh, N. c.;
Milwaukee; Detroit and Grand
Rapids, Mich; Chicago and
Freeport, Ill; Omaha; Des
Moines; Baltimore; st. Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

highway safety legislation CIV
ing courts the right to review
a drivers record after his con-
viction and prior to imposition
of sentence.
They promised special atten-
ton at the session next Janu-
airy to conservation and recre-
alton.
They proposed also support
Of Statewide health standards
for swimming pools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23
Morse to Speak

Senator Morse, Democrat OF
Oregon, will speak at a meet
ing of the Eastern Montgomery
Democratic Club at 8 pm.
Thursday in the Silver Spring
Library, 1901 ColeSville road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

ing points subtract times indicated from
the above: Annapolis, 3l4 hours;
Bloody Point Light. 41l hours; Colonial
Beach. hours; Deale, 4ia hours
Solomons Island, GA hours. Point
Lookout. IN hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23
Nationwide Marches
Protest Six Deaths
BY the Associated Press

Thousands marched rallied and prayed the land
yesterday in memorial services for six Negro children slain in
Birmingham, Ala, racial disorders.
Some expressed bitterness, charity
There calls for "nonvioent uprising" and mas
Sive nationwide campaign civil dsobedience protest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23
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Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08
EXHIBIT III"
CLARK FARM

ALL that certain piece, parcel OF
tract of land with the improve
ments thereon erected situated in
Milford Hundred, Kent County and
State of Delaware, lying on both
sides Of County Road No. 404 which
leads from County Road No. 119
toward h e Milford Harrington
State Highway, being bounded on
the North by the run Of lanyard
Branch, on the East by the run OF
Improvement Branch, on the South
hy4 the run Of lmproN ement lSFaRsh
and lsy lands aneiently of u AN
Collins, and on the Nest by lands
anciently Of @. VI. Fleming and by
lands anciently Of Daniel Mason,
and being more particularly de-
scl1bed in accordance with old sur
veys and plots OF record in The
Potter Estate Books i'm the Court of
Chancery at Dover as follows, to-
wit:
BEGINNING at a point in the
center Of County Road No. 40i
where 1t crosses the center Of the
run Of lanyard Branch; thence
running down the run of lanyard
Branch in southeasterly direction
about 75 perches more or less to the
fork Of lanyard Branch and I'm
provement Branch; thence running
up the run of Improvement 1SranchI
in a southerly and westerly direc-
tion about 300 perches more on less
to a point in the center of the run
OF Improvement Branch at Il corner
for this parcel and for the former
J. w. Collins lands; thence running
with said Collins lands N. 50 ST. w.
81 perches to a corner for this par
Gel and for said Collins lands:
thence continuing with said Collins
lands ;. S4Ao w. sos perches to
point in line of said Collins lands
at corner for this parcel and for
the former G. j. Fleming lands;
thence running with said Fleming
lands N. 1870 w. 81 perches to a
corner for this parcel and for said
Fleming lands in the center of
County Road No. 404; thence run
ming with the center of said road \.
331zo T.. 4S pefches; thence continu-
ing with the center of said road n.
$50 2 E. 52.7 perches to a point in
the center of said road at corner
Tor this parcel and for the former
Daniel Mason Tract; thence run
ming with said Mason Tract N I4o
20' w. S4.5 perches to a corner for
this parcel and for said Mason
Tract in the run of lanyard
B n; [ h nee run ming
W n the run of yard
Branch in an easterly direction a.
Dout l25 perches more or less to the
mouth of a small stream; thence
continuing with the run of Tan
yard Branch in a southeasterly di-
rection about 60 perches more or
less to the place of beginning i'm the
center Of County Road No. I04, and
containing an estimated area of
23S acres Of land be the same more
or less;
AND BEING all of Plot + and O
at Page p Of the Plots of the Pot
ter Charity Estate Of record in the
Register of Chancery in and for
Kent County, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08
PUBLIC Notice.

THE Pennsylvania RAIL
ROAD COMPANY PROPOSES TO
C n A NJ G c STATUS OF ITS
GLENDALE AGENCY FREIGHT
STATION TO MONA G e NJ c Y
FREIGHT STATION FOR CAR
LOADS ONLY
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has filed an Application with
the Public Service Commissio- for
authority to change the status of
it's station at Glendale, Delaware,
from that of an agency fleis.It sta
tion to that of a non-agency freight
station for carload freight ship
ments only.
Anyone desiring to protest the
granting of this Application must
do so by filing a written protest
with the Public Service Commiss-
ion, Old State House, Dover, Della
ware, on or before February 18,
1868. 1-25-3t
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08
EXHIBIT "I'
PART OF LANYARD FARM

ALL that certain piece, or parcel
or tract of land with the improve
mentS thereon erected, situated i'm
Milford Hundred, Kent County.
State OF Delaware, lying on the
Southerly side of County Road No.
119 and lying on both sides Of Coun-
ty Road No. 404, being bounded on
the North by County Road No. 11g
and by the former Eli Hammond
Lot, on the East by said Hammond
Lot and by lands anciently Of DIR.
James II. Mitchell, on the South nv
the main run of the head of Sax
tons Mill or Tub Mill Pond, and on
the west by lands anciently or Mil
ton Cropper and by lands anciently
of Liston A. Houston, and being
more particularly described as fol-
lows to wit:
BEGINNING at a point in the
center Of County Road No. 11g at
the nOrthwesterly corner of the
parcel herein described and at a
corner for lands anciently OF Lis
ton A. Houston; thence running the
seven following courses with the
center of Road No. 119 which sep
arates this parcel from the Hazlette
Farm, In accordance with 4 survey
made In December Of 1862 III
Charles G. Brown, Registered Land
Surveyor, CID South rs degrees "a
minutes East G.J9 perches; thence
Cd South 45 degrees 81 minutes
East 1897 perches; thence (3)
South ~ degrees 10 minutes East
63.75 perches; thence ca South 81
degrees IL minutes East 202i per-
ches; thence (5) South 50 degrees
~ minutes East 1913 perches:
thence 90 South ~ degrees Q
minutes East 1898 perches: thence
Cd South 10 degrees Is minutes
East 1901 perches to point in the
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08
EXHIBIT &C"
HAZLETT FARM

ALL That certain piece, parcel or
tract OF land with the improve-
ments thereon erected, situated In
Milford Hundred, Kent County,
state of Delaware, lying on the
Northerly side of County black top
road No. 119 and on the West side
of County dirt road No. 403, being
bounded on the east by said road
No. 403, on the South by said road
No. 119, on the West by lands
anciently of Milton Cropper, and
on the North by lands anciently OF
Joseph Houston, and being more
particularly described as follows to
wit:
BEGINNING at the intersection
of the center of County Road No.
403 with the center of County Road
No. 119; thence running the seven
following courses with the center OF
County Road No. 119 in accordance
with a survey made in December
1862 by Charles c.. Brown, Regis
tered Land Surveyor, ID North 10
degrees Is minutes West 1901
perches; thence (2) North AZ de-
grees 9 minutes West 1898 perch
es; thence CD North SO degrees 20
minutes West 1918 perches; thence
(4) North 81 degrees - minutes
West 20.24 perches; thence (5)
North AZ degrees 10 minutes West
6S.7S perches; thence (6) North As
degrees 81 minutes West 1897 per-
ches: thence Cd North AS degrees
27 minutes West 6.99 perches to a
point in the center of said road;
thence running North 16A degrees
East one perch to a point on the
North side of said road at a corner
for this parcel and for lands
anciently of Milton Cropper; thence
running with said Cropper lands
North 58h degrees East 25.2 perch
es to corner for this parcel and
for said Cropper lands (this course
and all of the following courses are
taken from old surveys and plots
Books in the Court of Chancery at 4
Dover): thence continuing with said
Cropper lands North IL degrees 40
minutes East 3S.9 percheS to a cor
ner for this parcel, for said Cropper
lands, and for lands anciently of
Joseph Houston; thence running |
with said Houston lands North 871k
degrees East 1875 perches to a |
corner for this parcel, for said |
Houston lands, and for lands an
ciently Of Eli Hammond, near dirt |
road No. 403; thence running gem
orally with said road No. 403 South |
l4A degrees West 1882 perches to
the place of beginning, and con-
tanning an estimated area of 15S
acres of land be the same more or
less.
AND BEING all of Plot X North
IF County Road No. 119 and
small part of Plot l.. said plots be-
ng of record at Page 81 in the
Plots of the Potter Charity Estate
wv 1860 and of record in the Office
II the Register in Chancery in and
or Kent County and State of Della
ware.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08

bounded on the east by County
Road No. 1855, on the south by lands
aneiently of Curtis Ninyard, on the
West by lands anciently of Henry
Marvel, and on the North by lands
Iof William Biggs, and being more
particularly described in accord
ance With old surveys and plots in
the Potter Estate Books in the
Court OF Chancery at Dover as fol-
lows to wit:
BEGINNING at point in Coun-
ty Road No. 395 at q corner for
this parcel and for the aforesaid
lNinyard lands; thence running with
said Ninyard lands on the three
following courses, Cd North 77H
degrees West 41.99 perches; thence
(2) South degrees West 27 perch
es; thence (3) North 70 degrees IS
minutes West 6S.08 perches to a
corner for this parcel in line of
lands anciently of Henry Marvel;
thence running with said Marvel
lands North 44A degrees East 84.3
perches to corner for this parcel
and for lands of William Biggs;
thence running with lands Of Biggs
South so degrees 10 minutes East
I60.75 perches; thence continuing
with lands of Biggs South so de-
grees East about 10 perches more
or less or far enough to reach the
center of County Road No. 395;
thence running with said road in a
|southerly direction about perches
more or less or far enough to
reach the place of beginning, and
containing an estimated area of %
acres of land be the same more or
less.
AND BEING part of Plot / which
plot is of record at Page 20 in the
Plots of the Potter Charity Estate
- 1860 and of record in the Office
of the Register in Chancery in and
for Kent County and State of Della
ware.
TERMS OF SALE - 2O% cash
on date of sale, balance due on or
before the return day of said sale,
March A, 1868. 20% down payment
will be forfeited and treated as
liquidated damages in the event of
noncompliance. This sale is sub
ject to the approval and confirma-
tion of the Chancellor of the State
of Delaware, on the return date,
March 4, 1868 at 2:30 p. M. Kent
County Court House.
The above parcels mentioned in
Exhibit Il" and Exhibit u; Ex-
hibit L" and Exhibit M; and
Exhibit IN" and Exhibit 20" will
he offered for sale separately and
then as one lot.
Farmers Bank of the State
of Delaware
Trustee of the Potter Char
ity Trust
George NJ. Fisher
Harold Schmittinger
Attorneys for Trustee 2-1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08
PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE
The Board of Adjustment of the
City of Milford will hold a public
hearing on the 9th day of Feb
ruary 1868, at $3.50 pm. o'clock,
at its Board Room, City Hall,
South Walnut Street, Milford,
Delaware, upon the matter Of:
Request from Kent & Sussex
Motor Co., N. E. Front st. &
Rehoboth Blvd, Milford, DEL,
for a Special Exception to erect
a sign facing on N. E. Front
st. Existing signs on this prop
erty contain more square foot
age than allowed by the Zoning
Ordinance.
ALI persons In interest are
hereby notified to be present and
to attend the determination OF
such request by said board.
Such hearing may be adjourned
from time to time by said Board
without further notice.
Issued this 29th day of JAN
Iary 1868, pursuant to the Rules
heretofore adopted by the Board
Of Adjustment Of the City Of Mil
ford.
Board Of Adjustment
of the City of Milford
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08
NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given
that the Board of Corrections will
receive sealed bids in duplicate to
furnish said agency with fertilizer
requirements for the calendar year
of 1868 in accordance with specifi-
cations known as SBC 7-62/63. Bids
must be received in the Directors
office, Greenbank Road, Whining
ton s, Delaware on or before 1000
\. NJ, February IL, 1868, at which
time they will be publicly opened
and read aloud. Awards will be
made at next succeeding Board
meeting. Bid must be accompanied
by a certified check representing
I percent Q0%) of total net
bid price. Bidder or his representa-
tive EiGy be present at opening
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids and waive in
formalities. Specifications can he
obtained by contracting the Office of
the Business Administrator, Green
bank Road, Wilmington s, Della
ware. 2-1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08

center Of said road No. l19 at Il
corner for this parcel and for the
former f3h Hammond Lot; thence
running with said Hammond Lot
south l4% degrees West. 27.58 per-
ches to a corner for this parcel and
for said Hammond Lot (this course
and all that follow are taken from
old surveys and plots of record in
the Potter Estate Books in the
ICourt of Chancery at Dover) !;
thence continuing with said Ham
niond Lot North S6A degrees East
21.65 perches to a corner for this
parcel, for said HammL nd Lot and
for lands anciently of DIR. James r
Mitchell; thence running with said
Mitchell lands South l1A degrees
West 1903 percheS to a corner for
this parcel and for said Mitchell
lands in the run of the main branch
at the head of SaxtonS Mill Pond;
thence running up the run of the
main branch of SaxtonS Mill Pond
in northwesterly and westerly di-
rection III perches more or less to
the mouth of a small branch at a
corner for this parcel and for lands
anciently of Milton Cropper; thence
running with said Cropper lands on
the four following courses, "a
North "a degrees West 80 perches;
thence (2) North SO degrees West
IA perches; thence CD North 1 de-
gree East 32 perches; thence (4)
North q degrees West 81 perches
TO a corner for this parcel, for said
Cropper lands, and for lands an
ciently of Liston a. HoustonS
thence running with said Houston
lands North 16A degrees East ia
perches to the place of beginning,
and containing an estimated area
of 200 acres be the same more or
less
AND BEING all of Plot L, Plot
o, and that part of Plot X south of
County Road No. 119, said plots be-
ing of record at Page 81 of the
Plots of the Potter Charity Estate
- 1860 and of record in the Office
of the Register in Chancery in and
for Kent County and State of Della
ware.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08

ming with the east right Of way line
| of II. S. Route No. 113 N. 21o IL T..
122S.S5 feet to the beginning of a
curve; thence continuing with said
right of way line i'm a northerly di-
lrection with a 5759.5S foot radius
curve to the left an are distance of
1866 feet (the chord of this line
bears N. else az Il. 1882 feet) to
a stake set in said right of way
line at corner for this parceT and
for lands now or late of Mrs. George
Evans; thence running with said
Evans lands S. 71o 81 f. 1379.31
feet to a stone set at corner for
this parcel and for said Evans
lands: thence running S. 62o z e.
312.S4 feet to q point in the center
Iof County Road No. 1874; thence
running with the center of County
Road No. 124 and separating this
parcel from other Potter Estate
lands on the two following courses
Cd S. 400 Az W. 1888 feet; thence
(2) S. $40 "a w. 1900 feet; thence
running with the north line of
right of way corner at the north
east intersection of County Road
No. 124 and L. S. Route No. 113 n.
CSC 49, w. 1910 feet to the place of
beginning, and containing SOC
acres of land, be the same more or
less;
AND BEING part of Plot S and
II, said plots being of record at
pages % and "a in the Plots of the
Potter Charity Estate - 1860 and of
record in the Office of the Register
in Chancery in and for Kent County
and State of Delaware.
SUBJECT HOWEVER to the
lease of General Outdoor Advertis-
ing Co. for advertising sign pur-
poses, said lease being for the term
of two years from November 2, 1861
at rent of $3.50 per year which
lease however may be terminated
by the owner by giving thirty days
written notice in the event the
owner commences permanent con-
struction.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farm Machinery
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1868
100 p. M. Sharp (Rain or Shine)

zoo r. vi. SndTp Nndin OF oHucJ
At the farm of Lawrence S. Hill,
deceased, on Route IA, three miles
west of Milford, the following:
1 John Deere Model so tractor, l
Massey Harris Model 80 tractor, /
Arrow John Deere cultivator, l set
John Deere 2-row bean pullers for
cultivator, l 3-bottom Intregal John
Deere plow, l John Deere 2-bottom
pull type plow, 3 2-furrow packers,
i Super manure loader, 1 lime
drill, / fit. John Deere wheel type
disc harrow, / Wood corn picker, 1
manure spreader David Bradley,
/ 400 John Deere corn planter, 2
John Deere rubber tired wagons, l
1941 Chevrolet 115 ton truck, l
Massey Harris ft. clipper COM
bine, / John Deere IL spout drill, /
Ford-Dearborn 13 spout drill,
Clark Model G Liquid sprayer, A.
section John Deere rotary hoe, A.
section John Deere spike harrow, 1
% fit. David Bradley elevator with
motor, / "a tooth John Deere spring
tooth harrow, 1 John Deere steel
wheel side delivery rake, l road
scraper, l lawn mower, l John
Deere crop loader, l international
crop loader, several bushels rye and
crimson clover and many other
small tools and parts.
Light lunch and coffee will be
served.
LOTTIE HILL, Executrix
]. EDWARD TAYLOR, Execu-
tor
-Auctioneer: GEORGE c. SIMPSON
2-1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary were in
due form of law granted unto the
undersigned, on the 28th day Of
January A. D. 1868, and that all
persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must
present the same, duly attested,
to the said Wilmington Trust Co.,
Executor of the estate of Anna
Y. Prettyman, on or before the
28th day of October 1868, or abide
the Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
Wilmington Trust Co.
BY: Edwin P. Messick
Vice Pres.
Executor