The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 5

FIVE WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1940 Colonial House on Hilltop PUBLIC TO VISIT DELAIRE HOME tion of the date of which Miss Man-ley's divorce becomes effective caused postponement until Monday it was said. Then it was discovered that Rabbi Israel would be out oi town on that day. Army Recruit 19 Here Nineteen army recruit were enlisted by the Delaware Recruiting District In January. Col. L.

B. Magruder, recruiting officer for the Second Corps Area, announced yesterday. The total nearly equalled the record of recent years that waa established last September when 20 men enlisted. NOTED ZIONIST LEADER TO WED IN BALTIMORE BALTIMORE, Feb. 2 (INS) Lud-wig Lewisohn, novelist, lecturer and leader In the Zionist movement will be married here next Tuesday, to Miss Edna Manley of Rochester, N.

Y. Miss Manley i. 31, the writer 58. Both have been married before. The ceremony will be performed by Rabbi Edward L.

Israel, a personal friend of Lewisohn. The ceremony was to have been performed today, but a miscalcula Colonial House Overlooking Delaware River to be Open For Inspection Tomorrow the Dutch Government's measure as a skillful effort to show Germany that it is trying to lessen British contraband control and thus deprive Germany of an opportunity to contend that Holland is "unneutral." The Dutch, on some occasions, have expressed concern over German press charges that Holland has complied too willingly with this control. Instead, the Germans have suggested that Holland defy the contraband measures and make a "test case." It is no secret that this entered into the Netherlands' decision to take extreme defense measures against possible invasion last November.) The first reaction to the government's measure came from the Socialist newspaper, Het Volk. It commented that the bill would, not help the long Dutch-British negotiations in London which are intended to find some way of relieving the pressure of contrabrand control on Dutch business. The measure, however, is expected to become law nett week.

Officials said the new authority would be used whenever, in the opinion of the government, foreign control of any Dutch enterprise woula work to the detriment of the needs of the Dutch people. Gabls General Manager Harry Gabis, of Eppe's, 511 Market Street, has been promoted to general manager of the store by Nathan Epstein, owner. Mr. Gabis has been in charge of the men's clothing department. DUTCH TO FIGHT ALIEN BLOCKADE Seek to Guard Neutrality In Bill to Ban Efforts to Control Their Shipments TUB HAGUE, The Netherlands, Feb.

2 UP) Hollaac's government, seeking by every means to avoid anything that could be used to throw her strict neutrality into question, introduced an emergency bill in Parliament today by which it can stop Dutch companies from binding themselves to foreign control measures. The legislation will empower the ministry of economic affairs to decide whether Dutch irms can make declarations or submit to supervision such as is demanded by the British contraband control authorities in blockading shipments to and from the Netherlands which might benefit Germany. Some Dutch companies have had to accept various kinds of British control in order to carry on their business, government circles said, yet some of these arrangements might work against the best interests of the country as a whole. (Informed observers of the Netherlands situation interpret JoODBOL A new home to a new real estate development, Delaire, will be opened for public inspection for the first time tomorrow. Situated on a hill-top overlooking the Delaware River, the house is east of the Philadelphia Pike a few minutes drive from the center of Wilmington.

Built of brick In the Colonial style, the house has many features unique in Wilmington homes. It has been furnished by EUwood Souder Sons Co. Visitors will enter through a white colonial doorway Into an entry foyer, furnished with platinum blue rug, a love seat, chairs, and draperies done in Colonial style. Powder Room This room offers privacy for im 1 i 'm 3 ifH vlsl-t lL WtfLiS jtinj promptu interviews, yet is large enough for informal Catherines. To the left of this room is a powder room.

The living room, which is to the right of the foyer, is furnished in 1 period, pieces in modern color ar rangements. The large roctn has FEELS PRIVILEGED TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO INSTALL All Interior Appointments in the model DELAIRE HOME SOUDER CRAFTSMEN ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THE WALLPAPERING, DRAPERIES RUGS, FURNISHINGS JoUDER kfelS (a. windows on three sides, and a log-burning fire-place. A side door This home will be opened to public view for the first time tomorrow, completely furnished by Ell wood Souder Sons Co. Located in a new real estate development overlooking the Delaware River from the north side of Wilmington, the home offers many advantages in the medium price range.

LIGHTING FIXTURES 5- i West Third Street, heating system, $390, Auto Specialty with the weapon, which is credited with two-and-one-half times the firing power the present Springfield. About 25,000 already have been delivered to troops. Homes of beauty require lighting of charm and quality. Look for both in these new Delaire homes. poration, from Samuel M.

Ford, sheriff, 13,400. 1801 West Fourth Street, Home Owners' Loan Corporation from Scmuel M. Ford, sheriff, $4,740. 115 Logan Street, Joseph 3. Trzcinskl and wife from Makary Lowlcki and wife, L05O.

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TO HEAR 5 APPEALS Five appeals will be heard by the Board of Adjustment, Zoning Ap 'A i i 4 Canadians Join Finn Air Force TORONTO, Feb. 2 (JP) Twelve Canadian aviators, rejected by the Royal Canadian Air Force, today signed visa applications at the Finnish consulate here and will leave Monday, via New York, to Join the Finnish air force- Their expenses will be paid by funds at the disposal of the Finnish consulate. It was reported the Canadian airmen would fiy some of the new warplanes recently delivered to Finland by United States manufacturers. 40 HELD FOR SMUGGLING U. S.

FOODS INTO ITALY GENOA, Feb. 2 (iP) Police today arrested 40 persons accused of conspiring to smuggle merchandise into Italy aboard Italian liners on American routes and seized 15 tons of goods they said had been fraudulently imported. Officials said the alleged smugglers had operated with the aid of agents employed aboard the liners. The seized merchandise, which included dried fruit from California, cocoa, coffee and canned meat, was found stored in warehouses in Rome, Genoa, Florence, Milan and peals, in the office of Mayor Walter W. Bacon next Wednesday morning.

6 AHRETT, MILLER CO. N. E. COR. FOURTH ORANGE STS.

They are: The T. C. Bakery DIAL 7374 NINTH ST. at ORANCE Company, to erect addition to existing bakery at the rear of 1801 West Seventh Street (continued from last Wednesday). Roscoe C.

Tindall, 914 Orange Street, for Enoch Moore, to con ijwwm THE' struct a private garage in rear yard at 1100 Madison Street. opens onto a long side porch. An unusual feature in furnishing the house was selection of a small piano and Capehart radio as part of the living room furniture. Both are excellent musical instruments, and give the house a completely homey air. Chair-rail type of wan decoration has been used in the dining room, which is charmingly furnished and well-planned.

Kitchen furnishings have been supplied with "modern' as the watchword. Built-in cabinets furnish the maximum of utility. An electric exhaust fan supplies another "touch" to the practical features of the home. Ample Closet Space All three bedrooms have cross-ventilation and closet space. The master bedroom has an oversized double closet, while another room has a large storage closet in addition to its regular clothes closet.

The house has two tile baths, one with stall shower, and the other with tub shower. A linen closet and storage closet are provided in the upstairs hallway. The cellar of the home, reached by an unusually wide stairway, offers ample space for a game roccn. The oil heater and winter air-conditioning system require no more than a minimum of space. The Delaire development comprises 61 acres of rolling ground from the Philadelphia Pike down to the Delaware River shore.

A charming stream runs through the ground and into an old stone quarry which L. W. Ricards, agent, plans to turn into a swimming and wading pool. Other hemes in the area will be along the stream, and rustic bridges will be erected over the running water. Yacht Club Planned One part of the property runs down to the Delaware River, and is easilv aeoessihlA thmmrit a no.

Charles Schnitzer, 107 South Scott Street, to erect a new two-family house and a new four-family house at 109 and 111 South Scott Street. Robinson, Stanhope Manning, architects, in behalf of the American Red Cross, to erect a new front addition, having a set-back less than PRODUCTION RATE RISES FOR U. S. ARMY RIFLES WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 OP) Majcr-General Charles M.

Wesson, chief of ordnance, told the National Rifle Association tonight that the Army's new rapid fire Garand rifle was being turned out now at the rate of 4,000 a month. Within two years, he predicted, the entire Regular Army and the National Guard will be equipped the existing established alignment, at 911 Delaware Avenue. Mrs. Theodore Joachimowski. to make certain alteration to convert into three apartments 222 Maryland Avenue.

1J i i. (id 1 i BUILDING PERMITS The following permits were issued yesterday by the building in spector's office: Luigi DeSeta, 204 King Street, heating system, $75; John J. Schreppler. 1612 North Silverside Supply Co. 1 Silverside Road B.

O. R. R. jj Cement 4 Plaster 1 jj Lime Materials 1 Phone Holly Oak 2991 Broom Street, alterations, $2,000, Home Improvement Company, contractor; Max Rosenblum, 1711 ikiiiUiiuiillAiili'iii )AJOO I under the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. On this land Mr.

Ricards! The MODEL HOME of the YEAR Delaire House COMPLETELY FURNISHED and DECORATED By Elluood Souder and Sons Company Siiuabud in DEILflHESE (dllmlnniOpJi and jfwAi Jbsuudipd Aubwibcm dovstiopmswi MODERN-AIRE AIR CONDITIONING AND OIL BURNERS INSTALLED IN THE DELAIRE MODEL HOME BY MODERN-AIRE HEATING and COOLING CORP. P-ans a small yacht club, with facilities for motorboats, canoes, and sailboats. Plans are complete for roads through the section, and bids are about to be asked for sewering. The demonstration home which will be opened tomorrow has gas, water sewer, and electric facilities. Entrance to the tract is via a paved roadway leading in from the Philadelphia Pike.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS City Registrar Charles R. Reed recorded the following real estate transfers for the past week: 518 West Thirty-sixth Street, Millard Sklut and wife, from Alexander R. Ramsey and vlfe. $9,000. 1207 Tatnall Street, The Wallace Holding from Samuel M.

Ford, sheriff 2,30. 126 North Rodney Street, Anna Hol-linpjworth from Samuel M. Pord, sheriff. 3.000. West side of Bennett Street, north from Eighth Street, Home Owners' Loan Corporation from Samuel M.

Ford, sheriff, $900. 1315 Street, Home Owners' Loan Corporation from Samuel M. Pord, sheriff, 1.400. 04 West Twenty-seventh Street, Home Owners' Loan Corporation from Samuel M. Pord, sheriff, S4.S00.

Southeast corner of Fifth and Montgomery Streets, Home Owners' Loan Corporation from Samuel M. Ford, sheriff 13.380. fait eirfu vnnfh 1 Concord Ave. B. O.

R. R. Phone 5446 1 The Plastering Materials and I Certified Central Mix Concrete I a pie Street, Home Owners' Loan Cor- 1 Used in i DELAIRE HOMES I 1 FURNISHED BY DELAIRE HOMES ARE ABOUT THE BIGGEST DOLLAR-FOR-DOLLAR VALUES MONEY CAN BUY" DELAIRE HOUSE, and DELAIRE. offers you everything to insure years of carefree home ownership. This charming Colonial brick home that we are showing tomorrow is designed for a heap of living in spacious colorful rooms.

The expansive fully landscaped properties give extra individuality to each home and a breathtaking view of the beautiful Delaware and surrounding hills is a natural advantage not found elsewhere. DELAIRE gives you a generous measure of all things you've ever wanted in a home. Fully and permanently restricted, nearness to transportation, schools, stores and churches at a price far less than you would expect to pay for such a quality home. You'll have comfort, conveniences, style and money ahead when you buy in DELAIRE. Come out tomorrow and see for yourself.

Open For Inspection 'J Jay, SUNDAY AND DAILY THEREAFTER Out Philadelphia Pike Jusl Beyond Mt. Pleasant School. Turn Right At DELAIRE Sign At Entrance Special SAFETY ELECTRICAL WIRING MATERIALS For the New Delaire HOMES I fc Furnished by i HENRY I. LAW ft Electrical Fixture A Supplies Hj 3 W. 6th St.

Phone 3-5969 i FEATURES that you would expect to find in only higher priced homes. CENTER HALL AND BOOK ROOM LARGE LIVING ROOM THREE LARGE BEDROOMS TWO ALL TILE BATHS ULTRA MODERN KITCHEN SNEDAKER CABINETS POWDER ROOM ATTACHED CARACE EXTRA LARGE CLOSETS AIR-CONDITIONED HEAT FULL INSULATION WEATHERSTRIPPING COPPER PIPES AND SPOUTS MODERN FIXTURES SEWERS, GAS, ELECTRIC, AND HARD SURFACED ROADS 4ter (Careful doniileral'u 3t i men i WE INVITE YOUR 1 INSPECTION 1 Of the Work That We 9 Did on the New Idelaire homes lira Kimball Piano i and the IL. ESHC3LESEDS Paopua- Copw BUILDERS and DEVELOPERS DUPONT BUILDINC Hotel Corridor PHONES 541591-394591-3339 Capehart Panamuse ROOFING SPOUTING COPPER WORK Furnished and Erected To Grace Their Model Home fS lWm.E. Williams Co.v I Sheet Metal Contractors 821 Orange St. Ph.

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