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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22
Mayor Hayes Hits
 WPA Chiefains
Will Appeal Directly to Washington Unless COnnecti- cut WPA Officials Show More Interest in Water
 bury-65 WPA Employees Here Are Idle

Charges of lack of cooperation were hurled by local officials against the Connecticut WPA cheftans today Mayor Frank Hayes declared that federal relief funds cannot be obtained here and thus do away with shoudering of more than reasonable amount of the burden on the municipality he will appeal directly to Washington, D. C.. for showdown
 At the present time sixYfive persons former WPA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Dec. 22-(UP)-GovS ernment expenses and receipts Tor the fiscal year ending Dec. lSths compared with a year ago: .! This Year Expenses Last Year $3,340,216,457.3S $3,627,Szz,eoo.sA
 Receipts
 s2,o66. .949, ,s199s .$1.s41.775.4ss.ss s1,27s,2es,ss7. s1.7se.o47.1s4.be
 Cash Balance s1,sO2,619.91O02 $2,304.s3o.51b.ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22
CHRISTMAS FOR DUKE

Rome, Dec. 22-(UP)- Edward. Duke of Windsor, was reported to- day to be planning to spend the Yuletide holidays in the Briono Is- lands in the Adriatic sea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22
PRESIDENT GOMEZ OF CUBA IS ATTACHED BY HIS LEGISLATURE
Spanish Rebel Planes
 Again Attack Madrid
Bombs, Machine Guns Were sed-Decisive Battle Is Expected as Three'Insurgent Armies Combine;
 Government Forces Get Ready
BY JAN YINDRICH United Press Staff C0rrespondent)

Madrid December 9. (UP) - Two rebel planes flew the capital at 24O D. today and attacked north western Madrid with bombs and machine guns Govern ment defenders preparing for decisive battle when three insurgent armies join forces to attack the capital said today that German soldiers wearing uniforms decorated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22
The Weather

Fair, Cool Tonight;
 Wednesday Fair Full Weather Report Page 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22

(Continued on page 4.)
The Washington times., 1936-12-05

tains direction for making the
squares shown; illustrations Of
them and Of all stitches used: ma
terial requirements.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(cOin preferred) for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle
craft Dept, 81 Eighth Ave-, New
York, N. Y. Write plainly PAT
TERN NUMBER, your NAME and
ADDRESS,
The Washington times., 1936-12-05
Beer Consumption Up

BERLIN G.NSO.-Reduction Of
unemployment in Germany has
found an impressive reflection in
beer production and consumption.
According to the latest official
statistics, beer consumption has in
creased from 818,7O0,OOO gallons
in 1934-35 to 1888, 100000 gallons
in 1886.
The Washington times., 1936-12-05

Like to add a bit Of real distinc-
tion to tea or dining table when
you entertain. Filet lace, with
the loveliness of this, is the "last
word" in smart table-setting, and
easy to crochet in spare time.
Very simple-the two sampl e
squares! Easily repeated and
joined, too, to form luxurious
looking cloth or spread, scarf or
set Of doilies. Pattern 1914 con-
The Washington times., 1936-12-05
"Retired Burglar"

AUCKLAND, N. z. G.N.S0. q.
Britain is the retired burglar Of
the world" declared DR.. j. j..
North, discussing the present arm
aments race at the annual as
sembly of the New Zealand Bap-
tist Union. I'VE. own fifth of
the EARTH" he said, "and we have
got it through wars. We say we
will not do it again, but we have
got the DOODLE"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
80 OeutIde aitumObilTa6lcntc be-
inden @aibinetOn.

0reiBig oeuti6e Acknowledged
leute, Sngenieure un0 @eiAaftsin-
baber, beIu6ten porige @o6e urIere
gunoesbaltptitaot unO 8par 6ollpt-
TGdli6 sic Mutomobil= 9lusItelllng
oes @aIbingtoner Nutomobil=San=
els=8ereins in Der MlisiteGungsbale
an ser o@olbert4 -StroBe Scr. 2701.
Sin Der Spite Der oeutiden 8rnppe
mar Or. 8alter h b a d, melder
Sen boben 8reis oes 8en3ins 1T
9eutIdIano beoalterte go Gents Die
@aaone). 8ie 8eiuher maren @alte
ser u8albington @utonotibe Grade
Mliociation~ beim 2ltn6eon i'm
u@oroman 9arf Sotel~ unO beim
8eIub Ser @usltellung. Sic ma6ten
aucb cine &unOreiie ourh Die Staot,
beiudten oos r8eiBe Saus" uno
BEN arlington National 5rieobof-
9as @etter NOR normal, fiibl, aber
troden. 9as amerifanii6e @m=
pfangsfommittee Itano inter Der Sei=
tllnq oes @errn Stanley 8. Sor-
ner. @inige ser Oelitiden Serren
nabmen a1l6 an einem b~eionoeren
Gunofunf- @eiprd6 tell, 5ulammen
nit oem amerifonii1en @oriiBenOen,
Serrn Oscar goolicon, un0 Serrn
Gi6aro s. Murpbp. 9ie 9ertlden
lobten oie @~erbiaigung Der @utomo-
bil-9reiie in Amerifa 0ur6 Wailen-
prohibition uno &aufluit oes 8lbli-
fums. Sier in 4merifa fann SenrD
5oro an einem ein8igen Gage 5000
Automobile beriteaen mdbreno in
9eutl6lano Ste bette 6obrif nur 400
an einem Gage bauen fam. 9ie
oeuti6e @rltppe fam bon Seem Oorf
uno beiu6te ali6 bort Die alitomo-
Bill usIfenung. Bon bier f1tbren iie
meiter mad Detroit, Stint uno afron
uno nod anoeren Stdoten. bebor lie
nod 0euti9lano 8uriidfebren. Die
neueiten Mooeae maren ausgeiteat.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

CONNER entfernbar pGren. DieIer
@eoanfe 1T ausge5ei9net. Sn Sol
Lamb bat man 10 ettDas i6on lange;
ga bat man logar gauge S6ulen, Die
ourd @egi1ieben Ser @dnoe obne
meiteres in 5reiIidti6ulen bertpan-
belt mer0en f0nnen. Die S6ulbe-
boroe @albingtons lit aber gegen
ben 8au neuer S~1mimmboiins IN
Shulen; ite foiten biel @elo uno
meroen i'm @inter nidt genlig be-
nust. IS gibt MIR Elm @inter-
SAmimm- 8afin fir tpeiBe Sdulen
in @olbington. 0os an Ser Central
Sigh" -G1rle, unten i'm &ener, aber
obne mirfli1 ianitdre 8ebanolung
oes 8aiierS. Gblor I'M @aiier 1T
idledt fir Die Mugen. Gin Balm
foItet ettpa $50 600 ons Sabr. 8ie
piele 8afins gibt es i'm gan5en in
8aibington uno llmgegeno? @nt-
mort: Al, menu man ale priputen
miteinldlteBt. Sc ems 1T in ben
@ebGuoen Der Catholic uniberiitD",
Der Central Sigh Sdool"> Der
Dunbar Sigh SdooI", Der nMar-
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
@eihnaatcm 1886

Sn elm paar @Ofen feiern mir in
Der alien Seimat Oas 8eibuadtsfcit.
Sin SeSer lpeif, Oaf Orauhen mniere
AnaebOrigem auf elm 0eiGenf mar
ten. 0ir 6ier i'm 2anOe finO ms be.
uukt, BAT geraOe in Oiciem SATIRE Die
2ebensmittelfrage oriiben Elm grDRe
lit. Ereiie itnO Mngebener bod, nro
es 1T mniere YflidJt bier i'm Sanoe,
mD mir in 6iile nnO Siile gaben,
mnieren GerWanOten nn0 Sretnoen
cine @el0iiberpeiinng 5itfOmmen st
laiIen. MId Der f%leiuite Setrag lDiro
in 6ieIem Sabre mebr JremOe berei=
ten ME ie SnbOr. Nle lteberiDeiinn-
aem iim6 garGutiert. Die leBten
Observation-Disclosures itnO:
oGmrDpa", 5. DECEMBER; rgteD
gOrf1, 10. DECEMBER; nSamburg" :,
Is. DECEMBER; Bremen, Is. De-
5ember.
0te 0euti6e @olooisfontobanf IN
Berlin bot ioeben 0urA ibren
GunoerlaB Scr. 104 Die nelte yfiid-
ndn0erer-W9ar 3u Dem &urie iiber
sci. 400 fir ben Collar fir Die
0eutI6en genebmigt, Die lett oOer
aber aud Ipdter pieoer in Oie alte
Seima 3uriidfebren polen. 8or
eiuigen 0lonaten bot Die @olooisfor
tobanf 0asielbe Angebot an Die 9eut-
I6en, Die na9 Sbrer alien SCI
III 5uriidfebren nollten, erlollel,
uao in fiir3eiter 3eit tpurDen ltabe5u
cine Wliqion Dollar na9 Oriiber ge=
lan0t.
g[nQeIporrt our9 oieiel 3uiprucb,
bat Die @olo3isfontobdnt gum 5lDei
~tcnr!ale eine Giidmanoerer=9iart &c
neblniqt, Die oud in fiir3eiter 3eit
bon Giidmon0erern pieoer pergrif=
fen Iein miro. @s lit I'M Sntereiie
oIet ieBigen ODER lpdteret NiidlUal=
oerer, Ii9 umgebeuo i6riftli9 an Die
5irma Saul 8aiel Company SIT
men0en, Inn oieSormulore aiis5ufil-
len, sic benotigt Der0en. 8ieie Hiid
manocrergWfarf ltebt Dem Nitdman-
oerer iofort nod Dem @intreffcli
@erfiigul1g, Obne irgenomeltbe Ab-
8iige.
Saul @aiel Company,
IA GaF 86t6 st., Stem gOrf, q. 3.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
Sin gbeater-8 Ban an Der DierScbnten
Gtrafe.

Man6e Neubaiten iino IN Der
Gtabt @aibington porgeieben ODER
idon i'm @ange. Mit Dem umbmt
Ser meilten GtraBen-@ -&ren-
8tngen 1T man taft fertig; Aber
Diele GtraBen iino nod aufgerillen-
SIN Ser gde Der u14ten" StraBe nno
IS" 6traBe, 8Diiden Der Seem Oorf
MDenne" uno IS" GtraBe, miro ali-
qenblidli1 bns iogenannte pSrars-
Qur.Tbeater" gebalt, mel1es 5t-
aleid oas neue Sauptquartier Der
,geational 9roabcalting GompanD
ueroen miro (28g). Ser @ingang
miro an Ser nt4ten" StraBe ieia,
nabe Der @de Der IS" StraBe. IS
miro cine Mrt 2i6tpolait tperoen
nit Qd0en unten uno groBen SEN
tern oben. 9lber es miro nltr Orei
Gtodtuerfe bod peroen. Nahites
Sobr i'm Moi ODER Sum- ion es lei
mem 8uede iibergeben tper6en. IS
iOa aud Biirordume fir anoere
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

iorie @ebfter Sdool~ uno yGrinitp
College, ferner i'm nMmbaliaoor1-
Sotel, i'm uSborebam~ =9oteI. I'M
nHiggs Baths, meiter i'm .gongrel-
iional Country Club, i'm oeSSetpiIb
Community Center, I'M v&acquet
Club, i'm @ebdloe Ser -. so. 6.
81 uno nyoung @omen's Gbriitian
Miiociotion" (5pei, lite StraBe uno
So StraBe ul1o Nr. Ga 6 StraBe);
pribate Baiins iino ferner int .@ei-
BEN @nlts~, i'm o8eneoict" -Sotel, i'm
u@lepeIano Barf Club, i'm ySar-
barb Saa apartment anoere 1tno
elm 9eil BON &~eformi1ulen, bel flei-
ne in Ben Harfen, meter ems BEL ser
nMe&inIeD Sigh ShooI" uno in
nSofoma Torf~; fir &inoer fino
orei ga; an6ere (@ef11ftsunterneb=
mungen) firo in GbepD gboie, Glen
@9o, MarDlano Club Gardens,
@aromon 8orf Sotel, 8aibington
2uftbnfen, u4rmp ano NabD Club,
un0 an0ere &lu6s.
-.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
@ie piel fOitet Oas 2eben in Amerifa?
2eben bcnte in ben gereinisten
Gtaatem ipeniser teter als OOr 5ebn
Sabren.

Ser 2ebensltnterbalt in ben Ser
einigten Stnaten 1T beute nod INNER
10 8ro5ert ipeniger teiier alS i'm
Sabre 1923 ODER 1925, uno II 8ro-
3ert meniger als i'm Sabre 1929.
0as II. g. Bureau Of 2abor Stati-
tics (penn man ibm glaltben fann)
bat qeraoe beridtet, oaB ales bellte
10 9ro3ent telrer lit Gin 9urd-
ifnitt) ais 1888, aber bod nod bill
Tiger ais Dor 10 Sabren. Canals
batten oie 2elte @elo, Die 20bne ma
rem iiberm1Big bod; Die Menlhen
qaben oiel fir 8ergniigen aus.
Selte foiten Nabrungsmittel Is.
8ro5ent peniger als 1923-1925,
&leioer 21,6 Bro3ent, Mieten 35,8.
Bro3ent, &oblen uno Qidt 1876, 300
bel 22,6. 9ie 2obne fino berte I'M
9urdldnitt ungefdbr Die oes Sab
res 1929. Snfolge Ser @irtihafts-
oepreiiion tporen 2ebensmittel i'm
Sabre 1882 uno 1888 etipa 1870
@ro5ent biIiger als beute. 5leii6
foItet berte peniger als 1929. 9ie
ldlimmIten Sabre Ser Selierung mo-
rem sic INN t9t9-2O. gleid nod
Dem &riege.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
All Tenth Street N. w.. phone Dlssris. $500

Observation-Disclosures beberbergen,
fir u@&G~ uno u@Ni@2~ iinO oas
Herional. Sn @aibington miro
5iemli9 DieL gebout. Cine 8eiie-
riing i'm 9erbdItnis gum @oriabre
lit gil fonitatieren; Der @elopert Der
@ausbaltfontrafte bat in ben eriten
neun Monaten oieies Sabres i'm
@ergleid CUR ielben YerioOe oes Sab
res 1885 Inn 6 Bro8ent 5ugenom-
men.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
Sduimmbaiim in @aibinstOn finb
Elm Hrpblem.

Sir monde 0ffentliden @dnlen
Der Stoot lino bonn itdotifhen 9iref-
for fir 2eibesiibungen, Serrn g. 6.
gopbe, meme S~1pimmbafins borge-
idlogen moroen tDeIbe oas ganae
Sabr iiber benubt uerOen f0nnerl, i'm
@inter iiber6aht uno i'm gei9loiie-
men &allfn, i'm Sommer often. fir
ieoermann 5iigdnglid. sic piiroen
BEL Ser .Shule erriHtet tperoen 10,
bob 0as Dad unb Die 8dn0e i'm
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

Ofen Insulation (durch
welche Sic NIT demselben
Gasverbrauch 5000
mehr backen konnenI),
neuer, ausserst schneider
Rost fur perfektes Rosten,
und automatischer top
Anzunder. Dieser Yer
kauf list fur Sic cine aus
gezeichnete Gelegenheit,
SIGH NIT der ,Modernen
Gas Kochkunst auf Ell
mem neuen Estate YER
traut zu machen. Sehen
Sic SIGH i'm noch heute
an.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

Ierbt fir bas @aibinstun SOnrnaI.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

Dieser Herd hat einen schwer i%nsulier-
ten Estate frische Luft Ofen; Therm
Estate fen-HeizkontrolIe Drawer
Type Roster unter dem Backofen,
zwei Utensil SchubIaden. Weiss oder
EIphenbein. BodenpIatz 39Hx27"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
Verkauf
modernen Estate GaShcrdcn

Desc wunderschonen Estate Casserole
verbinden allie vorgeschrittenen Neuheiten.
: welche erstklassiges Kochen leicht und zuver-
lassig machen Ofenheizkontrolle (welche
Schwierigkeiten beim Backen verhindert!),
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-25
It's Film on Teeth
that makes them usreess, of COLOR You must remove it

teeth and you can feel that film
nova sort of slippery coating.
1t absorbs discolorations from
food, smoking, etc. 1t invites tooth
decay, gum troubles and is the
chief cause of pyorrhea because
it breeds bacteria and is the basis
of tartar.
Now, in a new-type dentifrice
called Pepsodent, scientific COM
batants are found. Leading dem
lists widely urge it.
Please accept test tube
To prove results, send coupon for
Today free test or buy tube-for
sale everywhere. Do this now for
your own sake.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-25

that they ere requested to appear at the
Court House of the said Court on the 25th
day of February 1886, at 10 O'Clock am. to
file any objections that they may have at
the hearing of the Final Report of the said
estate.
First publication of this notice made this
2Sth day of December, A. d. 1885
SAMUEL ELSKOE
Administrator
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-25

Nov science restores dull teeth
i y to dazzling whiteness.
It's been found that dingy teeth
come from a film that forms on
Teeth. A stubborn film ordinary dem
tifrices do not successfully remove.
That's why brushing fails you.
! Run your tongue across your
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-25

No. 228 Special November Term 1885
Notice of Hearing of Final Report
Z SAMUEL ELSKOE, administrator of
the above entitled. estate in accordance
with the Order of the said Court dated
December 9th 1885, do hereby give notice
to all interested parties in the said estate
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS U. S. A.
CHRISTIANSTED SUB-JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Emanuel James, deceased
and
Deceased wife, Anna james
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
"GOOd Intentions"

The Baltimore sun, in a rather
sympathetic analysis Of President
Roosevelt's address al Atlanta, sums
up the whole tone Of the address
with the pithy observation that the
President put amore emphasis upon
motive than upon nethod'' and that
rational men are entitled TO de-
mand Of the President more alton
tion to method and less to motive in
his defense Of his own policies
The country Is willing to admit
that the Presidents motives are ali
right. Most mems motives are al
right, especially when the duties
and responsibilities Of the Presidan-
cy are placed UPON their SHOULDERS.
But he'll is stiil paved with good in
tentiOns Just as it was before tie
country heard anything about the
New Deal.
The question is not whether Tie
President wanted 70 do right. Il Is
rather Bhethcr the things he has
lone were sight whether they are
actually contributing 10 the welfare
If the country or whether they are /
Eafking against that welfare
(W Va.l Post.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
NOTICE
DOG LICENSES DUE

Delaware laws require every persoV
Of the State, outside Of the City Of vii
mington, owning, or having under con,
troll, or on the premises on which SAID
person resides, any dog over four al
months Of aaeS TO pay on or before the
First Day Of March Of each calendar
year a license Of one dollar (S1.o0l on
such dog.
A dog becomes personal property
when licensed and tagged, and II lost,
Killed or stolen, may be recovered on,
and the owner Is liable for DAMAGES
committed by the dog.
Licenses may be obtained from any
Justice of the Peace or appointed agents.
Licenses will not be sold BY game
Wardens.
Get your license now.
Don't walt for a penalty to be added,
as warrants will be issued for the. ar
rest of owners or eustodians OF dogs
not licensed pn or before March 1. 1895.
January ], 1886 Dover, Delaware
BOARD OF GAME AND FISH
COMMISSIONERS
1-1T-7f
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
BETHEL

Miss Irene Williams who is EN-.
plOyed at Delaware Colony spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs
Harry Williams
Mr. and Mrs. William Massey spent
Sunday in Millsboro as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Collins.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Cordrey
spent Monday in Gibbstown, N. J.
Misses Betty Bailey and Joyce Esk-
ridge are confined to their homes suf
fering with measles.
Mrs. Nettie Spicer Of Laurel spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Moore.
Rudolph Hastings was a dinner
guest of Herman Cnbbage, Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Eskridge entertained
the Count-On-Me Club at her home
Tuesday night.
Captain w. ]. Quillin and Richard
Spicer are on the sick list.
Mrs. H. Hall and son, of Chinco-
league, Va, also R. Tarr of Lewes,
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Powell,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Smith
OF Salisbury, were dinner guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Williams, |
Sunday.
MRS. Uric Smith entertained the
following guests at a goose dinner
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Vinol Lynch
and children of Laurel, Horace G.
Sirman, Jr., Of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Messick and
daughter Grace, Miss Ruth Eskridge
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Ennis near Georgetown, Sun
day.
Mrs. R. P. Quillin left Sunday for
Wilmington to spend few days with
her husband, Captain Quillin.
Mrs. NOla Phillips spent the week.
end with her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Dolby near Bridgeville.
Miss Annabel Collins of Laurel
spent the weekend with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hastings are
'eecelving congratulations on the ar
rival OF a fine son, born Wednesday
morning at the home of her parents.
VT. ana Mrs. Bmiley Taylor.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
PUBLIC SALE


As am giving up farming. / viii
sell at my home. one mile from. Stay.
louisville, on road TO williamsYilIe, on
Saturday, January is. 1886,
AZ 10 O'Clock A. M.-RaiD or Shine
LIVE STOCK
One horse about Is years old, win
work anywhere. Three head Of cattle,
Guernsey. ! Hplstein and / Jersey,
FEED
About 200 hunches fodder. About one
ton Of mixed hay About 200 baskets
corn. Is bushels rye. Z acres rye. acre
scarlet clover.
. FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One farm wagon. dearborn, carriage.
set carriage harness, 1 set double
harness and plow harness, 1 double
plOw, i single plOw. ] walking eultiva-
tor. l riding cultivator, / mower, forks,
shoyels and hoes. Lot Of barrels and
boxes,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Bedsteads, springs mattresses
stoves, lamps, tables, chairs and all
other household furniture, including
pots, pans and many other things too
numerous 70, mention.
TERMS; CASH No goods to be re- |
moved until paid for /
Farm and al buildings viii be sold
jiO.stp EMORY W. ADKINS
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
NEW REDUCED
SUNDAY RATES
New low Rites on
Person TO Person Coils

You can now call friends in other
Sleles s',y time on Sunday AT NEW
Low RATESl
These Sunday Bargain Rates are the
sane as those in effect after seven
o'clock every night.
Youcan call your rout-of-town friends
at NINE O'Clock Sunday morning Il
you like. At NOON il L suits You
better. No need to wait Ill NIGHT
The new BARGAIN RATES are in
eject ALL DAY SUNDAY.
Take advantage Of the big SUNDAY
REDUCTIONS. On a call from viii
mlngton to Pittsburgh, for example, Won
SAVE FORTY-FTYE CENTS: The
station TO Station day rate lexeept
Sundayl Is sl,15; the NEW SUNDAY
hAskGAIN RATE rs SEVENTY
CENTS. s N
There are also reductions on Person
% teTs9n calls every night after Seven
and all day on Sunday, Person 70
Person calls are those on which you
ask the operator to connect YOU with
a specific person.l
al the new Bargain Rates you save
tOttE Ef-FIYE CENTS on q Person
2 Person call FROM Wilmington to
pittsburgh; the day rate lexcept sur
y ;iisyl .555 the new Night and Sunday
hate is sl.l0,
THE DlAM0ND Stare
THEPH0NE COMPANY
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
Presidents assurances
Cannot BE Relied Upon

President ROosevelt's statement n
his speech at Atlanta that I'VE have
passed the peak Of appropriations -
and that 1--WE can look forward with
assurance 70 q decreasing deficit, %
would be more cheering IL the
country could rely upon it.
The Presidents assurances are
not as reassuring as we wish they
could be. Il still remains distress-
ingly true that there are almost To-
\ 100000 persons out Of employment
in the normal sense. While great
many of these are temporarily en-
gagged upon public works relief" It
4 is at the expense OF government, and
this employment increases rather
than decreases the costs Of govern
ment relief.
When the present appropriations !
for relief have been exhausted aud !
the work on which these peopls are
engaged is finished, will the need
for Federal relief be ended, or will
it even be lessened? Unless private
industry can absorb most Of the un-
employed it will not be ended, and
II will be lessened only to the ex-
tent which business improvement
effects 1t. New appropriations will
then be necessary. {
Il is clear, moreover, that the G
work relief program, costly as II is, I
by no means provides even tamp0r-
arily for the unemployed. The Miss \
ouri relief administrator estimates v
that $1,000 families in Missouri are il
unprovided for by works relief and F
will continue to be dependent upon s
direct relief. Work relief has SIM G
ply changed the form of some Of the c
aid given by the Federal govern Il
ment. Il
The demands on the next Con-
yres for appropriations for relief
and other purposes are going TO
make It exceedingly difficult TO de- Z
,rease expenditures next year. Al u
my rate there is not much reason
or expectation of a reduction Of the II
leficit, Notwithstanding the Presi-
Ient's assurances" and no hope Of
balanced budget for a long time to
ome unless there is a drastic pi
hange Of administrative policies. y
he trouble with the plan Of "spend- y,
az our way out of depression" is, 81
rst, that It doesn't work; second, ~
bat it inevitably breeds more and
,ore spending; and, third, that 1t is
dificult TO stop.-St
Ouis Globe-Democrat.