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GEORGETOWN
were nam
ed for each section of the Area. In
Georgetown Mayor Harvey B Sni
cer and Lawrence C. Elliott will
serve as co-chairmen of the furidl
raising campaign. Mayor Snicer will
serve in the special contributions'
section and Mr. Elliott will be in
charge of the solicitors. Mrs. Mol-i*
loy C. Vaughn will be the chairman
for the Coolspring area- Mrs J P
George, at Harbefon; Samuel
piro, in Milton: George W Bryan
will serve at Delaware Colony:
Avery Ellis for the Diamond State
Telephone Co., W. Virden Macklin
for Delaware Power and Light Co.
A chairman will be named for the
Swift and Co. plant, here, and also
a community chairman for Stock
Frank Horty, Fund Raising
chairman for the state, discussed
the Gamma Globulin program as
signed to Red Cross by the Nation
al Defense and the National Polio
Foundation and said that Red Cross
in Delaware has been asked to ob
tain an extra 5,000 pints of blood
for use in making the Gamma Glo
bulin serum for vaccination against
polio.
Mrs. Jean Myers, executive di
Sector of the Delaware Chapter, re
viewed the work in the state and
jaÄÄTÄSSÄ
or ç-jtlclBn.. and of error, when
any disaster, large or small oc
curs. Red Cross receives immediate
call and answers the call on the
minute , and termed the organiza
tion as "ready to go into action im
mediately with all the necessary
supplies
Andrew Goronowski. Safety Ser
vices Director for the state. P raised
the fine work done by Harold F.
Wilson. Safety Sendees chairman
Nursing classes formed in the area
and stated that the first class forj
Instructors in First Aid was now
in progress, being held in George
town each Monday night.
Willaim Payton, vice president
for the Kent and Sussex Funds
Area No. 8, American Red Cross,
met in the Old Bell for the annual
pre-campaign meeting last weok.
Howard S. Abbott, chairman for
the area, presided.
Community chairmen
ley.
Raising campaign, spoke briefly on
plans for a successful effort.
Mrs. Olive Sparklin, Home Serv
ice chairman of the Delaware Chap
ter. told of services to servicemen
and their families during the past
year.
Samuel Gerson, chairman of Spe
cial Events during the campaign,
gave his impression of the services j
offered by Red Cross in disasters. I
floods. First Aid, Home Nursing and !
Safety Services. )
Mrs. Nell R. Barr, Sussex Field !
Representative and secretary for {
Area No. 8, stated, ''We are better !
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INSURES PROPERTY AGAINST FIRE AND LIGHTNING |
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BRIDGEVILLE AGENTS
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BARRINGTON AGENT FELTON AGENT
GEORGE COLLINS
MILTON AGENT
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MILFORD AGENT
DOVER, DELAWARE
NEW glamor and glory in the majesti«
sweep of "classic" styling!
NEW leisure and luxury in the beauty
of Custom-Lounge Interiors, with
new Frigidaire Car Conditioning*!
NEW enjoyment and excitement in the
flashing power of a new "Rocket
Engine—a higher-power, higher
compression, higher-voltage
Rocket" for 1953!
NEW safety and driving ease with
Pedal-Ease Power Brakes*, Power
Steering,* the Autronic-Eye* and
Power-Ride Chassis! Yes—all the
beauty, comfort and action you could
ask for are yours in this superb new
car. Sec us soon for a thrilling
demonstration drive in Oldsmobile'e
new Classic Ninety-Eight.
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Phone 4593
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through Home Service and also
discussed the Blood Donor program
In Sassex County.
) Har jy Zerby, Blood Donor chair
Tut 1 r ° r ,® a and
f* man 'xt Millsboro, Chairman
*w. a No ' 10 > w , ere introduced.
v r ' u - le . raan s .P° ke briefly on plans
t a T re T>' ln the comin S drive,
I Iad omiiable courage, the refus
> t0 a ? c ® pt ? 1{ f e of uselessness
i Pl US Î determination to earn a liv
1 , j V f n tbougb handicapped, is
1 e< %i n tfl ® 8tory of William T.
Wilson. 53 year old victim of arthrl
.wövedTnln aiLtT 8 ag °'
" im P rov ® d antl1 ab ? ut 3 years
!Kif sSL*"*!* 8 "? U8ing a wbeel
cba, f- Soon titer signs of improve
"J*" 1 ' he conceived the idea of con
art,c es f of furm_
L. w? fp lip fnrTer n rprtr f H PI> Art t
"! 8 W ' f ®', T® former Gertrude Ad
aTd 'adda^to j"®®® 888 ^
an d add 8 to the family mcornt, by
Io?, th ® 8 î" a 1 î arm
r>orretown° Ut ^ mUe8 from
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Mr b< wiL. with !
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fhp nî ïiiii'..îïwf
snmîTTorma/ H^ b l t, 1
îhe lTl v
c d u 5 d ^ e his 7 knowledge of tools
TT°i r " to .° 18 -
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5 th « ebab iBtation Service in the
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grounrt .n oor bed roo m , turning out
beautifully precision made articles I
of house - h old furniture including a 1
wide variety of dresserS( che sts of ;
drawers pp dar ph^t* wardmhpq
vanities' bed^ desks ïawn furn?'
ture and a var ' iety of ' novcl articleB .
He also fills orders for customers
according to their own needs and
9peciflcations . A telephone in his
work sh k him \ n touch with
dealers from whom he obtains sup- !
plies and cu8 , omer8 - !
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cabinet making out attributed his
!abi lity as "a gift from God' to fill
his waking hours with the creating
and . turaing ? ut ?T shed pr °j Ucts
des te ne d to last a life-time and en
joyment of the purchases.
When weather permits he spends
some time out-of-doors in his
wheel chair. Interested in hunting
and a good rifle shot, during the
hunting season, he is often assisted
In a recent interview, Mr. Wil -1
son said he had had no training in
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DR. FRANK L. GOBLE
Chiropractic Physician
Dally 9 to 2
Evenings: Monday and Wednesday
Friday: 7:30 to 9
PHONE DOVER 2284
104 8* Bradford St., Dover, Delaware
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"".«1 'L"" adJ " ent
, d amj is able to bag a number
addln f to the larder;
as wel1 as b,s own keen enjoyment.;
Installation of the Civilian De
fense two-way radio Fire Communi
unit was completed on the
Mack engine of the Georgetown
Volunteer Fire Company last week.
The engine was taken to New Cas
tie on Monday where the necessary
equipment was installed. The local
company unit is now ready
operation when the hook-ups are
completed in other companies j
the state and the communications
system is put into operation.
Henry L ' Shaw ' c ha ^nian of the
March of Dimes campaign
Georgetown, announced P recently
that re turns in the Georgetown
area total $ 3 , 232 . 31 , an all-time
jhigh for the community. He com
mended the öne work done by soli
citors and all who cooperated
make the final successful result,
a breakdown of contributions
showed a total of $1,364.90, in the
itown (including some côntribu
tions from organizations not other-1
wise Bated): rural collections.
$749.70; theatre. $378.60; coin box
® 8 ' Proceeds from Bake
and Food Sale ' schools,
?117 ' 59 ' In addi «on. there was the
sum of $19 52 carried over ^om
thC 1952 campaign ' which cam e in
last year too late to be included
in th e money turned in. The quota,
for Georgetown this year was $1.
i80000
The «' -, the
;Georgetown-Mlll s boro Rotary Club
! n the annual reorganization meet
mg elected officers of the club for*
the ensuing term. The newly chosen
officers who will assume duties on
July 1 include James F. Walls,
president: Lindale C. Fisher, vice
President: Grover V. Foster, trea-1
surer; W. Virden Macklin. secre
tai T (reelected), and Jesse Jones,
Sgt.-at-Arms. Mr. Walls will suc-,
ceed F. Thaddeus Warrington.!
The Rogers Fnneral Home
PHONE 2271
FREDERICA
DELAWARE
SAVE WITH QUALITY
— ATLANTIC TRIPLE REFINED —
FUEL OIL -- KEROSENE - GASOLINE
— THAT FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE—
Red Spott or Scatter Tagt for Your Protection
Double Screened At Yard
— TRUCK ICING —
High Speed Snow Ice Blower . . . Altj, Conveyor For Bunker Icing
- 24 HOUR SERVICE -
Milford Ice & Coal Co.
9t r i> Qualify ^JUat G<umti
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Dial 8057
Milford, Del.
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|Further Explanation
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ÖOCiai ÖRCUrity
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do not fully understand their rights'
| and obligations under social securi-1
ty> M y ron Milbouer, manager of the
I Wilmington social security office
dec lared today.
Because of misunderstanding, Mr.
Milbouer said, many returns are
1>ein 8 fiIed by persons in the exclu
| ded group of self-employed people.
: Certain specified professions such
as doctors, lawyers, dentists, archi
jtects, and professional engineers
are not ? overed b * old-age and sur
vlvors insurance. "On the other
hand " the local manager added,
'returns are not being filed by
some who are required to do so."
Mr - Milbouer explained that some
po t ople do not know the amount of
self-employment income that should
be reported for social security p Ur -
poses - what actually counts to
wards old ' a ge and survivors insur
ance ar e the NET earnings (gross
,ncome less allowable business de
du ction) from a covered trade or
! business. The NET earnings must
be at least ^ 40 ° du ring the taxable
i ^ ar and «° more than $3600 for
I ,be y ear can be credited to a social;
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,^ ho Roard of ]/1 D,rec A t « rs -° f t th ®
club are h. Thaddeus Warrington;
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WANTED
New Houses To Build
Old Houses To Repair
Lance Lynch
Phone 8037
Milford, Del.
«««HU .cco««. la ««, of a
nership, each partner will include
in his NET earnings his distribu
jtive share of the ordinary net in
come °f toss from the partnership
ent f rpn f®' husband and wife op
erat ®. a business as a genuine part
aershl P* each will report his or her
; IT«» Ve share °* the business
ts 88 net earnings, and each
^ r receive social security credit.
y th f husband or only the
Wte 18 the s ° le owner of tbe busi
;P® 88 '. ev f n f bou ® b tbe other helps
n î 116 harness, then the owner
alop ? Wl11 earn social security
I credlt8 ' . . . ,
| Ap ° th ^ ^MlUmî^r^ k ® f point '
j ? °. ut . Mr Milbouer, is the in
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nec î; ed ^'. tb the - trad e or business;
; sach as d ' vidends and Interest from
1 8 *®®. k p 8 a r nd Vl ^ nds : h renta from , re& l
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1 P e f son ls not a re al estate dealer)
ga '" 8 f™ m speculation, etc.
j By the same token, and probably
more serious, he said, is the fail
ure to take into consideration that
certain business expenses must be
deducted before arriving at proper
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and you'll agree ... Schmidt's is beer as beer should be!
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"There are other misunderstand
ings," Mr. Milbouer said, "but the
ones listed are the more frequent
and the ones in which most of the
erors take place.'' He urges all
self-employed persons who have any
questions at all about their stand
ing to get in touch with his office'
or the local office of the Bureau of I
Internal Revenue. He particularly'
emphasized that persons should be;
sure to call on either agency when
there is any question as to a trade!
or business being covered or what!
constitutes "net earnings" from a,
trade or business,
For the convenience of local
residents, a representative of the
.Wilmington office is in the Post
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MUM*BE U. F1H1IVCL
Phone 4466 Milford
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fflCe BuiIdlng ' Seaford, the 1st
and 3rd Wednesda y ot «ach month;
10:0d a - m - and In the City Off-;9;30
FOR SALE
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IN DOVER, DELAWARE
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Onpremises License. Price: $12,000 for Business Only. Rents for $200.00
Monthly with 5 Room Apartment House above, which now rents for
$75.00 Per Month. 5-year Lease and 5 Option. Reason for sellina:
Peer Health. For Information ...
Write Box 2, c-o Milford Chronitle, Milford, Delawaro
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Rom where I sit... £y Joe Marsh
Wrong
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Train" of Thought .
Moat of us knew the stream
(liner stopped about four miles
from town last Thursday — but
we didn't know why ...
Seems the train was hurrying
along, then came the screeching
of brakes — some fellow had
pulled the Emergency Stop cord.
When the conductor asked him
why he did it, he said, "The train
was just going too fast—I wanted
1 to get you to slow down."
I From where I sit, that stream
liner has been going at that
speed for the past seven years
with a perfect safety record and
Copyright, 1953, United States Brewers Foundation
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ice Building, Milford, the 2nd and
4th Wednesday of the month at
a. m.
the passengers have always been
pleased. Now—along comes a fel
low who wants the train to go at
his speed. Some people are like
that. Some still would begrudge
another person's right to a tem
perate glass of beer even though
that person wouldn't dream of
flashing a "Stop" sign on their
preference for, say, milk, coffee
or tea. Respecting the rights of
others is the only way we can
keep "on the right track."
fye,