The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 5

Wednesday, April 20, 1966 Th Morning Newt Walnut. St. unit gets supervisor Area care of elderly studied DOWNTOWN PRICES CORNER 1 1 1 fj DOWNTOWN ShjCl PRICES CORNER vvi pi A study on how the elderly 406 E. 4th and the Walnut Street center will be financed may be better served is being by Community Action of Greater made by the Community Serv- Wilmington as part of the federal anti-poverty program. ices Council of Delaware, the Wilmington Senior Center's, board was told yesterday.

Max S. Bell Wilmington 'rj GETHERS said a neighbor hood meeting will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 in the Howard High School auditorium Sale! Entire Stock of Better Spring Coats to describe the goals of the pro gram and find persons to serve Miss Lucye Stockton has been appointed supervisor of activities in the Neighborhood Services Center to open this week at 1400 Walnut St. She has been a social worker the past year for the State Department of Public Welfare in Wilmington and worked in the same capacity the previous five years in Chester for the Delaware County Department of Public Welfare. Miss Stockton is a native of Roanoke, and is a graduate of Morgan State College, Baltimore. THE Walnut Street center will be the third of three to be operated by Peoples Settlement in a program called United Neigh, bors for Progress, directed by Solomon P.

Gethers. Like the other centers, it will on the center committee, the attorney and chairman of the council's committee on aging, discussed the study at the center's annual meeting which also kicked off a $349,418 fund drive. The drive is aimed at providing the balance of $600,000 needed to revonate and enlarge policy making body, or be come neighborhood workers There will be five of these, paid OX III workers in each center. Brandywine Village to replace the present Senior Center at Gethers said persons living in the neighborhood of the 14th and i. 1211 Jefferson St.

regular s45 to 60 work for improvement of housing conditions, and help people Walnut Sts. center may apply for positions as neighborhood workers at his office, 900 Bennett or at Community Action of Greater Wilmington, 701 Shipley St. Miners die in blast VIENNA (DPD Fifteen Czechoslovak miners were killed yesterday when a methane gas explosion ripped a coal mine near the town of Ostrava, the country's news agency reported. 40. and Mrs.

Hans R. Rosenberg, was re-elected to another term as center president at the meeting. Also re-elected were: Colin P. Hunt, first vice president; Mrs. J.

Gorman Walsh, second vice president; Myron Milbouer, assistant secretary; Mrs. Carolyn A. Crass, treasurer; Bernard B. Isaacson, assistant treasurer and Mrs. Robert Q.

Greene, secretary. solve individual and family problems. The first center opened in January at 900 Bennett St. with funds from the Greater Wilmington Development Council. The second, opened this month at tV The spring '66 look of double breasted slightly shaped or the more eased full swing.

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That the American people have never been fully and honestly advised by the Johnson Administration as to why we are so deeply involved in Vietnam: 2. That the war is illegal, inasmuch as the Constitution of the United States provides that if we are to become engaged in a war, it must be by a Declaration of the Congress of the United States, and there has been no such Declaration; 3. That the United States by preventing a free election in Vietnam in 1956, as provided by the Geneva Convention, bears a major responsibility for the present condition of that unhappy country and the unnecessary loss of so many lives; 4. That the United States has supported every military dictatorship in Vietnam, including the present one, despite the unpopularity of the Ky regime and the demand of the people of South Vietnam for the right to choose their own civilian government; 5. That we have no just quarrel with the people of Vietnam and the bombing of primitive villagers and the destruction of their homes is cruel and inhuman and contrary to the conscience and traditions of the American people; 6.

That we are opposed to the sending of our boys 12,000 miles from their homes to kill and be killed, fighting against people who have done nothing to endanger this country; 7. That our military intervention in Vietnam has strengthened rather than weakened the cause of Communism, and disappointed and dismayed our true friends in Europe and Asia. Many prominent American Senators and Congressmen have spoken out against the war, for reasons similar to those which are above enumerated. But the people of Delaware have no choice. Senators Williams and Boggs and Congressman McDowell support Johnson's war policy.

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