The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 23

Twenty-lKree Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Friday, March 8, 1946 By Williams Our Boarding House with Major Hoopla IS etc V. F. W. Post at Felton Will Bear Names of Three Dead Way 1 00r G0UCO-l-lEAOw errEPM REDOUBLE r4 HORSES, UoCU UP AM ALU-VMOOU MULUGAVi 5TEW.BL3T NO STEW To HrVf, Ar TMEV'RE WELTV, TW IS PIVJE DWS OF SEEP OUT FROM CRrXZV FOR A. AtNST TVAEY Nell Feb.

CAlSlKi PlE.TX OMOER MV APPLAUD A. PLPCTE OTr tf ELL- E.VEUDS -JUST FOR JARlETV SEASONED POKER THEY UV6 UPSET MOTHER Memory of Youths Who Grew Up Together to Be Perpetuated in Formal Dedication Ceremonies on Sunday; Membership Limited to World War II Vets Three Delaware ma who died In World War will be perpetuated in the memory of tiieir home town and their schoolday friends when the Adaans-SiipCer-Ware Poet of the Veterca of Foreign Wars is formally cecicated in Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The or.lv V. T. YT.

pes', in the state to be composed entirely of World War II veterar-s. the organization will be given its official name Sunday in ceremonies honoring three oi I'D SKJATCW A CHIPS FCOM A GORlLLK? NATURE BEAT t-r if i yHilH! i 1 HAW, HAW I IT DOES REMIND iffJU WHEM SOU I SOU THAT TH' I iiajl 1 I 2iT -THIUKIM THAT LADIES WAS DOlW Vv I VliLLJ ii-U MACHIWE SHOP 4 I TOUGH WAR WOR.K itltl nil III KAAN'S WOILD A.NJ- YOU'RE OKiLV i) lil.Hilll III" ACbiM VOU FHVJDA. DOIM' C3EMTLE PEACE A IH I I Ht4 UPSTlCtC, A HAJR. VSORJC I THIKJK.H& UTft PW. EK.

A POWDER. HEABS ABOUT tt'14-r-l -t PUFF THAT AT ww eawici. we. Felton youih Mio grew up to-1 a-eiiier. went rh lt separate wavsl is; toward careers, only to come back together in the sAir.e uniform of the S.

Artry when their nation called them to arms. All Three Met Death Far from their home town each SHEEP 1 aleb O. Simpler John A. Ware LIKE GRrXSS, BY MERRILL BLOSSER GOING FAST FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS cf the three met death at the hands cf the enemy the first when German torpedoes ripped apart his ship in the Atlantic Ocean down from Iceland; the second near bloody Cassino. on the Allied march to Rome, and the third not long after r-Day, in the hedgerows of France.

Former Congressman Earie D. Willey will be speaker at the ceremony, with special music for the occasion provided by the Felton High School band. Irving L. Jackson, commander of the Department cf Delaware. V.

F. and his staff iU officiate. I'M KEPhG Legion Post Prepares To Mark Anniversary Preparations for observing the 28th anniversary of the formation of the American Legion will be discussed at a meeting of Delaware Post, No. 1, at 8:30 p. m.

Monday in the post headquarters, 2103 Lancaster Avenue. The post will entertain its auxil At a dollar. A FIGHT, KNOW-. TUiT NAILL. SeRATtHi THAT WILL LAD.

WHAT'S THAT FOR, Membership of Delaware Post is now 2,000, Walter C. Crawford, chairman of the membership committee, announced. The increase is due to enrollment of veterans of World War II. The athletic committee of the post, headed by William H. Thome, chairman, will organize baseball, tennis, quoits, and volley ball teams soon.

Plans to increase the drum and bugle corps of the post to 80 members are being made by Alleri Binkley, director. TRACK. OP TODAYS ATTACKS ran a WHV DONT VOU I Da-sn'T WAMT JUMtOE-TO THINK. 1 TAUGMT MiM HOW TO PUT one -rji i-i Tcul. Junior.

cosr you FOUR -X. I -T. IP fi, avhJ I ekemv IW r- i 1 THE" CHILL ON a it costs VOU A DOLLAR. evee.y TIME He A iary on the anniversary at the State Loran. Adams The three slain soldiers whose i i Armory, Tenth and DuPont Streets.

r.arnes the post will bear were: 5 Loran C. Adams, son of Mrs. 1 Carnival By Dick Turner I Vets' Readjustment Pay Shows 16 Pet. Increase A 16 per cent increase in the number of veterans receiving readjustment allowance checks was noted last week when the total was the highest yet attained re in a single week. Mamie S.

Adams and the late Charles C. Adams of Felton, was killed early in 1944 in action near Cassino. Italy, during the historic drive to Rome. U. of D.

Graduate Corp. Caleb Oliver Simpler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Simpler of Felton. was lost at sea in 1942, when one of the first U.

S. troopships was torpedoed bringing Army and Navy personnel back from Ireland. A graduate of the University of .31 BY V. T. HAMLIN THAT GREEN EYE AGAIN ALLEY OOP XVOLi'g-g UXXINg) I aa.

na A 4 1 A total of 3,743 veterans received hi youcseLPX VOJ VCU PALEOLITMC CASANOVA! I checks for an aggregate of $74,328, JAILBlCO! AS A OM, MBLCOMS PIDDLE I Vl'M 0AV-- moae lY. A cool a Delaware. Simpler had been on the I it was reported by Albert Stetser, flWAlT'U. OOP OH, NOW, OOCVOS. I IU- SAV' AND KM STEPS OFF STARS, R6MEMSER NELL LOC AT THE DOLL TWAT PlJ6 AU-EV IS JUST A HE UE' SSSMS TO 1 I'LL TELL HIM I CONVOYInSI ij A TwiNd IPRSSPONSIBL.S y- Sf- on two: Zsovis-- Cl2 staff of the Equitable Trust Com- chairman and executive director of pany in Wilmington prior to enter-; the Unemployment Compensation ir.g service.

Commission. During the previous Private John A. Ware, son of Mr.j week, ending Feb. 22, a total of 3,202 and Mrs. John T.

Ware of near; checks disbursed and the Felton, was killed in action in amount was $63,868. France shortly after D-Day, and; The increase for one week was only two months after arriving 541 checks for $10,460. State claims overseas. 1 for benefits also increased from The brothers of two of the men 360i checks for $58,801.50 in the for whom the post is named now weeir. ending Feb.

22 to 3,804 checks serving as officers in the veterans for $62,338.50 in the week ending organization, are Commander Rich-; March 1. ard Adams and Adjutant Barrett ror the combined programs pay-Simpler, ments totaled $136,666.50 for the 7V 1 BY EDWINA TIPPIE HAS THE SITUATION IN HAND TIPPIE AND "CAT" STUBBS In addition to members of the week ending March 1 and post, and their families, state 669.50 for the previous week. There V. F. W.

officials and district offi-jwere 571 new claims and 469 vetef- cers. a number of posts from neigh-: ans' applications for the week end bormg communities are sending ing March 1, while for the prior delegations to hear Mr. Willey dedi-i period the new claims totaled 417 cite the post. 'and veteran applications 441. Today Radio Programs "You and your modern educational ideas letting them do whatever Broadcast Highlights 1:00 P.

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