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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19
Folytatas -

Olyanokba, ahol a barokkos haj
lasu polituros kanaperol vilagosan meg
lehet allapitani, hogy1a szobaban lako o.
vegy az otvenes evekben ment ferjhez an
max fiunak nagyapjahoz, aki most
kis petroleumlampa mellett tanulja
holnapi lecket Olyanokba, ahol ovalis
ramakban regi krinolinos fotografiak mo-
solyognak lie falrol sargulo en1lekeikent
annak a vilagnak, amikor a fenykepesz
meg mem volt niivesz, mint ma, ellenben
kotelessegenek tartotta hogy AIT mondja
a vendegenek: 'Most tessek nosolyOgni!"
Olyanokba, ahol a csipkefuggonyos alb
laknal egy dobogo all, S a dobogon egy
fatal leany i'll a himzorama fole hajolva
id6nkint egy-egy futo pillantast vet az
utcan jaro-kelokre, akik kopogo lepesek-
kel vandorolnak tovabb a gesztenyefak
arnyekaban.
sarga haz ilyesminek igerkezett
Benn mar egett Tampa, de fuggony
meg mem volt lebocsatva, az idegen ott-
hon teljesen kitarta titkat Sander elott
amint atkeriilt az utica mask oldalara.
Kivancsian lesett be az ablakon, de amt
latott az annyira meglepte, hogy az elso
pillanatban mem is akart hinni a Szeme
mex
A szoba kozepen allo, horgolt terito-
vel letakart asztal mellett ket szoke le-
any kozott oft tilt - Sivany Lajos.
Sivany Lajos, aki egy keziratbol szem-
mellathatolag fololvasott valamit a ket
1eanynak.
Lajos szemben ult az ablakkal ket
leanyt ketfelol csak profilban lathatta
Sar1dor. A fuggo Tampa sarga vilagitasa-
ban a hajuk csodalatosan ragyogott S
amennyire kivehette, karcsuak voltak es
feherboriiek. Az egyik konyokolt es ar
cat tenyerebe tamasztotta, mask va
lami kezimunkan dolgozott. A szoba tob-
bi raszet mem lehetett latni, inert lam
pat sotet ernyo takarta, amely homalyba
boritott mindent, ami az asztal koren XII
viii esett
Laios egyik lapot mask utan rak-
va le kezebol, olvasott nekik. Sander
csak a szaja mozgasat lathatta oman,
ahoi egy csupasz gesztenyefa vastag tor
Use moge huzodva leselkedett. Mikor az
tan az utolso lapot is letette Lajos keze-
bol, himezo leany mosolyogva bolintott
fele. mintha ait mondana: "Nagyon
sep" mask mozdulatlan maradt es
par pillanatig meg abban a konyoklo
pozban meredt maga ele. Aztan lassan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19
(Folytatjuk.)

rosag vedelmet keressek, mikor
belle akarnak nezni a k0nyvek-
be.
Jo lenne tudni, hogy mifele
sotet titkok vannak azokban
az uzleti k0nyvekben, amikre
olyan borzasztoan kell vigyaz-
nj, hogy a szenatus bizottsaga
elol is ell kell azokat zarni es
a birosagi tito parancs lakat-
jait kell rajuk, feltenni
Tavaly, mikor a kozvelemeny
meghamisitasa erdekeben a ha-
misitott sirg0nyok szazezreivel
bombaztak szenatust,. a pol
garsagot majdnem megtevesz-
tettek az ujsagok..
Majdnem elhitettek veluk,
hogy az eln0k t0nkre akarja
tenni az artatlan baranykakat,
amelyek olyan "tisztessegesen"
vezetett iizletei az orszagnak.
Ha tavaly voltak ketsegek,
akkor ez a tito parancs nyit-
hatna fel a szemet mindenki-
mex, aki egy pillanatra is be-
dult a truStOknak meg a Ia
poknak.
| Mert ha a villanyosok "artat-
lanok" es olyan sziizien feherek
lennenek, akkor maguk tola-
kodnanak szenatus bizottsa-
ga elott a konyveikkel es ma
guk sietnenek bizonyitani,
hogy Ok igenis mem rabolnak.
Amig azonban a birosag ele
menekilnek a bezart konyvek-
kel, addig tudja a legkorlatol-
tabb ember is, hogy azokba a
k0nyvekbe hazug szamok, tisz-
tessegtelen szamok vannak be-
irva.
Rossz taktika volt ez a hui
zas, inert esetleg ez fogia a
villany-trustok nyakat kitorni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19

Franciaorszag es a Szovjet
katonai szovetseget kot0ttek
egymassal es az elso pillanat-
ra, kulonosen a terkepre We
tett pillantasra, ezt a szovetse-
get togikusnak talalja min
denki.
Mindket nemzet Nemetor-
szagtol fel, Oroszorszag azon-
kivul Japantol es termeszetes,
hogy kozosen a kozos ellenseg
ellen fordulnak.
Ha azonban tovabb nezink
az orrunknal, akkor meg kell
latnunk, hogy ebben a szovet-
segben az olajat es a vizet
akariak keverni, inert lit csak
kornanyok es mem a ket nem-
yet szovetkezett egymassal.
A Szovjet egy nemzedeket
mar felnevelt abban a felfogas-
ban, hogy a kapitalista ALA
mok mindegyike ellensege a
kommunizmusnak es ebben a
tanitasban mines tulzas.
Lehetetlen lesz tehat most
egyszerre megertetni a kato-
naikkal, hogy a nemet vagy
amerikai kapitalizmus atkozot-
tax, de a francia kapitalizmus
Aldott es az baratja a Szovjet-
mex.
Es ha egyszer, mondjuk, a
nemetek ratamadnanak teny-
leg Franciaorszagra, bajos lesz
q kapitalizmus ellen nevelt es
tanitott orosz proletar-ifjakat
i francia kapitalizmus vedel-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19

mere az agyuk torka ele rem
delhi.
Es ha megis megteszik, ha a
Szovjet kormanya becsuletesen
vegre akarja hajtani a szerzo-
dest, XII tudja, hogy az orosz
proletarok hol fognak meg
allni?
Ki tudja, hogy mem fognak-e
a nemet proletarokkal egye-
sllni es kozosen = a francia
szovetseg ellen vonulni, hogy
a francia proletart felszabadit-
SAX a "burzsuj" uralom alol?
A francia katonakkal a hely-
zet nagyjaban ugyanez, inert
a francia foldmives a vilag
legkonzervativabb kapitalista-
ia, akinek a szemei verben TO-
rognak, mikor a parisi kom-
munistakrCl beszelnek.
A francia parasztsagot mem
ARA tanitottak, hogy NIT je-
lent a kommunizmus elmelet.
ben es NIT epitett a gyakorlat-
ban Oroszorszagban, hanem ar
ra, hogy a francia kommur
veres napjai milyen sebeket
vagtak egyszer a hazajan.
HI allithatja, hogy ameny-
nyiben Oroszorszagot Japan e.
a nemetek egyszerre vagy akal
a nemetek kulon egymaguk
ban tamadnak, a francia pol
gar felveszi a fegyvert es ell
megy a nagy vagohidra, csu.
pan azert, hogy a Szovjettel
egyutt a kommunizmust is
megmentse?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19

Timar szemben tilt sontes aitoval
amint spricceres pohar folott elnezegette
a vendeglosne telt, de egyenes hatat es
karcsu derekat, egy onkentelen sohajtas-
sal fujta XII cigarette ftistot.
= Kulonos dolog, = mondta, = hogy
en- allandoan csak igy az alton, vagy az
ablakon at nezhetem az asszonyokat.
Bar ezt a sohaitast feherkaru o.
vegy valtotta XII bel6le tulajdonkeppen a
sarga haz lak6ira gondolt. Lajos folenye-
sen mondta:
- Zorgessetek es megnyittatik
- A naennyorszag?
- Igen. Kerietek es megadatik mex
- Kerni! zorgetni! Ajtostol menni be
hazba?
- Mem: balkan, csendesen szerenyen
El6bb csak melegedni a kalyha mellett,
kes6bb szabadkozva asztalhoz ulni es csak
azutan, ha megmelegedtel es jollaktal, az
utan keredzkedni, hogy hova hajthatod a
fejedet.
- Ez rettenetes, hogy mem lehet az
asszonyokkal oszinten beszelni 8.
- Mert az oszinteseg legtobb esetben
banto rajuk Lekicsinylo es durva. De ha
6szinten a legszebbet mondhatod az asz-
szonynak, akkor lehetsz 6szinte
penzionalt bacsik asztalanal idokoz-
ben fizettek es a kohogos, fiistos tarsasag
hazakotrodott; modern szecessziosok is
f0lszedtek a satorfajukat bolthajtasos
kis oduban mem maradt mas, mint a ka-
tona holgyevel es Ok ketten. A tiszt meg
mindig olvasott, most mar hirdeteseket
bongeszte, de meg mindig mem szoltak
egymashoz az asszonnyal egy sz6t sem.
Franz oltogatni kezdte a gazlampa-
kat es mar csak a Timarek feje folott
egett egy lang, meg katonaek asztala
fol0tt, mikor Lajos megkocogtatta po-
harat. Az Greg keszseggel sietett hozza, a
varva-vart "fizetek" helyett azonban AIT
mondta Lajos:
- Egy iiveg rizlinget kerek.
Franz fejcsovalva hozta el a flaskat
es hozzavalo ket kis talpas poharat, de
mikor kihuzta dugot es kitoltotte az
aranyszinii obort, folderilt az area. Moso-
lyogva tette lie buteliat az asztalra, az
tan kiment es leeresztette az utcai ablak
vasred6nyet. Ez AIT jelentette az Greg re-
szer6l, hogy tessek maradni, amig jol esik
de mas ne j0jjon ide senki.
OFT tltek egymassal szemben fehel
asztal mellett. Elottik\a Dor es elottul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19

az elet, inert hiszen Sander ugy erezte,
hogy most fog megnyilni elotte az az alto,
amelyen mar olyan regota szeretett volna
zorgetni
- Erdelyben Leanykanak hivjak ezt
bort, = mondta Laios es hosszan nezte
a kis pohar aranyszinii tartalmat.
Most mar tudta Sandor, hogy barati
k0zlesek k0vetkeznek. tehat hallgatott,
hogy ell ne rontsa a dolgot. Lajos el6vonta
a zsebeb6l AIT bizonyos keziratot, amt
Sander mar latott egyszer aznap este, az
ablakon keresztiil de ezt mask mem is
sejtette.
- Akarsz-e vaami szepet halani,
Sandorkam? - kerdezte mem minden on
bizalom nelkiil
- Hogyne - mondta Sandor es edes
0rom jarta at a szivet ARA a gondolatra,
hogy ezen az irason at vezet az ut titok-
zatos sarga haz sz0ke es karcsu lakoinak
megismeresehez.
Lajos egy furcsa mozdulattal kisimi-
totta hajat homlokabol, odakoccintotta
a poharat Sandorehoz aztan megnedvesi-
tette ajkat a borban, olvasni kezdett:
Halkan, hogy a katonaek asztalanal meg
ne halifax, egy hosszu meset olvasott fol,
aminek az volt cine: "Mese a kis sim
disznorol"
Hosszu mese volt es valami zavaros
szimbolizmus aradt XII belole, de Timar
elott villages es ertheto volt az egesz.
Szerelmi vallomas mesemondas szi-
mes palastjaba olt0ztetve, amelyben egy kis
siindisznorol esett $40. A stint egy kacer,
leha asszony a sotet saitos kamraban tart
ia fogva, azonban egy mosolygo arcu szoke
leany megert6 szive kiszabaditja S egy
gyonged szoval kralyfiva varazsolja.
Sander mem volt vele tulsagosan elra-
gadtatva, lelke melyen, de EFT 0nmaga-
max sem merte bevallani, SGT elhitette ma
gaval inkabb, hogy mese sep, - inert
tehetsegesnek akarta tartani Lajost, aki-
mex a szamara ez lett volna minden tekin-
tetben az egyeduli mentseg.
Mialatt Lajos olvasott, Sandor azon
tiin0dott, hogy vajjon melyik leanynak
szol ez a vallomas ketto koziil Mikor
egymas mellett allva latta ket leanyt,
eszrevette hogy az, amelyik az elobb kezi-
munkazott, nagyobb masiknal. A kiseb-
blk volt, aki kezet nyujtotta Lajosnak a
felolvasas utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19
III. FEJEZET

Homalyosan futotta be para spric-
ceres poharat, amint flu Sander ele
tette. Lajos sort ivott es egykedviseget
szinlelt. Timarnak mem sok bizodalma volt
az egesz estehez inert dolog ugy indult,
hogy sarga haz lakoirol keveset fog meg
tudni Lajostol, akit - ebben a pillanatban
lepalabb ugv erezte - csak nemi tulzassal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19

nevezhetett baratianak Most azonban
- es ezt osztonszeriileg megsejtette San
dor sarga haz titka, anely ketteiuk
kozt 1ebegett, donto volt jovobeli baratsa-
gukra Vagy osszekoti ket cimborat ba
ratokka, vagy pedig elvalasztja oket egy-
mastol teliesen.
A eyer vilagitasu kis korcsma nyir-
kos Interchangeable abroszaival, felig
tires volt. Az egyik szegletben penzionalt,
oreg hivatalnokok spriccereztek, odabb
egy par kocoshaju fiatalember diskuralt
halk hangon, Greg hiilyenek nevezve al
1andoan valami jelen nem levo embert, aki
nem akarta elhinni, hogy becsi szecesszio
a feil6des legfels6 csucsat jelenti kepzo-
miiveszetben.
A mask szegletben egy almos holgy
tilt egy katonatiszttel A tiszt ujsagot OIL
vasott es e-belekostolt az elotte allo sor-
be, az asszony fogat piszkalta es szemmel
lathatolag semmire sem gondolt.
nyitott alton at XII lehetett latni
sontesbe, ahol egy feher asztalnal ven
degl0sne vacsorazott a ket kis leanyaval
es egy par korosabb urral, akik napr6l
napra nyakara jartak, nyilvan azzal
szandekkal hogy lebeszeljek az ozvegyi
eletr6l.
Sep, teltkeblii, ringo csipoju asszony
volt, kisse svabos es kisse szoke ugyan, de
meg mindig duzzado es tide es oily fiatalos,
hogy a ket zenot-tizenhat esztendos lea
nyarol sehogy Sc akarta senki elhinni,
hogy az gyerekei Maga vezette az izle-
tet, de a feherabroszos terembe sohasem
ment be, ahol az urak etkeztek. OFT csak
Franz az Greg pincer aianlgatta vende-
geknek a borjufejet ajokaval es a znaimi
sultet.
Franz olyba tint fol ennek kovetkez-
teben, mint aki az ozvegy erkolcse felett
orkodik S valoszinu is, hogy az Greg 81
mara beretvalt arcanak modfelett tisztes-
seges volta felemlitette meg annyira sep
asszonyt, hogy vendegeinek csak SON
tes ajtajan at mutatkozott es hogy soha
senki sem foghatta fol egyetlen biztato
pillantasat sem, amire pedig sokan lestek
sajtos makaroni es tojasos galuska mel
l6l
Bar Franz abrazatanak lattara a
vendegek is elszegyeltek magukat, ha va
lami biinos gondolat kezdte bennuk szar-
nyat bontogatni legfolebb az hata mo-
gott vetettek egy-egy epedo pillantast az
ozvegy feher nyakara es sz0ke, sima konty-
ba csavart hajara.
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-18

SchusteT, who has been connect
ed with the University of Delaware
since April, 1920, was graduated
from the Anderson High School. An
derson, Indiana, in 1912. From there
he went to Ohio State University
where. in 1916, he was graduated
with the degree, Bachelor of Science
in Agriculture, and where, in 1918,
he received the degree, Master Of
Science.
During his graduate study at Ohio
State University, Schuster was grad
uate assistant in the department of
farm crops. In 1919, he went to
West Virginia University as assist
ant research agronomist and in
structor in agronomy, where he re-
mained until April, 1920, when he
received his appointment as head Of
the agronOmy department at the
University of Delaware.
In 1929. Schuster attended Cor
nell University where he had been
awarded a graduate fellowship. He
travelled abroad in the summer of
1929 studying European agriculture
al conditions and Experiment Sta
tion methods with a group of Amer
ican agronomists and Agricultural
Station directors.
His promotion will put him in
charge of resident teaching, a po-
sition for which he is well fitted He
acted as chairman of a committee
which recently studied and revised
the curriculum of the college of Ag-
riculture an dhas been active in ag-
ricultural affairs in Delaware. He
has been secretary Of the Delaware
Crop Improvement Association since
1925; was elected member of the
Delaware chapter Of Phi Kappa Phi,
honor society, in 1924; was elected
Fellow, America Society for the Ad-
of Science, 1925; is an
lctive member Of the American So
,iety of Agronomy, and, in 1885, was
president of the Delaware College
faculty Club.
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-18
REDDEN

Miss Mae LOckerman of near Mil
ton, is spending few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Robert Veasey at this
writing.
Mrs. George Jester is in the JEFF
fersOn Hospital in Philadelphia,
having underwent an operation for
mastOids. Mrs. Jester has been in a
critical condition, but we are glad
to state she is somewhat improved
at this writing. Her many friends in
this community wish for her a
speedy recovery. She is also missed
in the church.
Mrs. Jacob Smith who has been
quite III at her home near here, we
are glad to state, is somewhat i'm
proved. Her sister. Mrs. Edith Ma
gee, of Georgetown, is spending
some time with her at this writing.
Corda Jones and family have NOV
ed into the Clark Hill property the
past week from the Henry Messick
farm. near here.
II is reported the Club House
Farm has been purchased by the
State Forestry Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veasey and
Miss Mae Loekerman spent some
time Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Lewis Todd and family of near Fed
eralsburg. Md. Mrs. Todd is quite i'll.
They also called on Clarence Lock-
erman and family near Greenwood.
Mrs. LOckerman is also confined to
her bed We hope they will soon be
out again.
George Jester, Norman Jester and
Mrs. David Ellingsworth were Phil
adelphia visitors on Saturday. They
visited Mrs. George Jester who is
in the Jefferson Hospital George
Jester remained to be at her bed
side.
Clarence Joins and family have
from Georgetown to the |
Clark Hill farm.
On Monday Robert Vessey butch
cred two hogs which tipped the |
beams at 436 and 447 pounds. On !
Luther Donovan killed
two which tipped the beams at 4741s
pounds each.
The Ladies Aid of McColley's
Chapel will be entertained at the
in Glendale by Rev. and I
Mrs. e. N. Wright on Thursday eve
ming, January Z. Rev. and Mrs.
Wright extend a cordial invitation to
everyone We ask the members to !
be present as new officers will be
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-18
BUICK SALES REACH
PEAK I'm NOVEMBER

Domestic retail deliveries of Buick
motor cars during November, total
ing 1924 cars, established an all
time high for the month and marked
a new peak for 1886, w. F. HufstadeT.
general sales manager. announced
today
The month deliveries compared
with a previous high in November.
1926, when 1850 Buick cars were
delivered to retail customers in the
United States. II was the first time
in the current phase Of Bucks ex-
panding operations that the peak
volume Of more than ten years ago
was surpassed.
The figure compares with 1874
cars delivered in April, the previous
high month this year. and was gain
of 5,965 units or 44.7 per cent over
the corresponding month a year ago,
Mr.. Hufstader said.
Steadily increasing sales resulted
in 1883 deliveries during the last ten
days Of the month against 6.977 in
the second ten days and 5.04s during
the first ten day period. The out
standing November volume. Mr.. Huf-
stader said, reflected the ability OF
the factory to make deliveries Of
cars in all sections Of the country
against substantial bank of un-
filled retail orders piled up since the
1887 models were announced in Oc-
tober.
In this connection, It was ans
nounced Buick December production
had been boosted another
two thousand cars. This brings total
Buick production for the last quar-
ter Of 1885 at 1904 as against 50.329
in the last 1885 quarter, a gain Of Us
per cent. The schedule covers both
export and domestic requirements
and this year includes production or
Buick cars in the General Motors
plant in Los Angeles. placed IN obee
alton with the advent Of the i9s4
models
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-18
UNEMPLOYMENT NOCTOBER, 1886

YoRKThe total
1886 S67 according estimates the National Industrial Con
This is 34
preceding
October, 1885.
all
400OO0 This
September
the number
0 o the labor
below the 47156OOO employed
September October employment
mining transportation
utilities 4O0 agriculture 1000 the
dustry decreased 1900
Compared with October 1885, October
759 manufacturing; 4O construction $50 transportation $50
industres
1885, September, October,
Number Of Employed Workers
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-18

bility of exports to Europe seem ia
have strengthened market senti-
ment. Shipping point sales in the
Rochester district advanced to a
range of 53c to 5Sc per. so pounds.
and Michigan shipping points quoted
SOC. Eastern shippers were reported
slow to sell even at the higher
prices. Eastern and midwestern
city markets were firm at SOC to rs
cents.
Cabbage prices have tended slight
ly downward in some eastern and
mid-western producing sections late
ly under slow demand. but changes
nave been moderate. Large quanti-
ties of eastern cabbage have been
shipped to midwestern points. Prices
on carlot sales in the Rochester.
New York district declined about SO
per ton, to range of $21 to s24.
Shipments continued in nearly
steady volume. Prices to growers
dropped from $40 to $1S for bulk
stock, but many were holding for
expected price recovery. Sacked cab
bage sold at SOC to S5c per so pounds
in city markets and from $50 to s35
per ton in midwestern markets.
Southern cabbage brought 81 to
SLIPS per hamper or half-crate in
northern cities, holding fairly steady ]
at the advance of the previous week. !
Celery was showing some declines
early in the month, but markets |
were recovering later. New York
celery brought $3.50 to 50 per p
crate in eastern markets. Prices of
California celery weakened a little
to a jObbing range of $1.5O to $3.50.
Western lettuce sold at a fairly
steady range of 50 to g per crate.
lettuce brought about CSC
more than current receipts from
California. Prices weakened in wes-
-ern producing sections. Florida let
luce sold at $3.50 to s1.75 per ham
per.
Spinach from Virginia is about
steady at 60c to 75c a bushel. and
Texas stock brings 6Oc to soc.
Prices weakened a little in Texas
producing sections where 3Oc is
quoted at shipping points.
Eastern carrots sell at steady
irices. ranging 75c to 81 a bushel
md there is little change in mar
tets on western punched carrots.
Demand in eastern producing sec-
ions is mostly for cannery stock
which sells in the Rochester dis
riot for S28 to $50 per ton in bulk.
Eastern commercial crop is small
md rather closely held in expecta-
ion of higher prices before the end
# the season.
Steady Apple Markets
Prices of apples have shown little
lately in city markets.
tales of standard varieties and
.rades are mostly between 81 and
1.75 per bushel basket. Baldwin
nd Greening bring $1.S5 to S1.5O in
lew York and Chicago. Supplies are
Moderate in most markets and de- ,
land slow to fairly active. Eastern Z
taymans bring $14O to S1.75 in !
and YOrks S1.35 to 7
Las in several eastern markets. A
wv sales of Grimes and Jonathan =
inged $1.35 to $1.5O. s
Prices are about steady in wes- a
lrn New York producing sections y
ith Greetings $L3O per bushel. 4
ther varieties ranged from CSC for r
en- Davis to $1.70 for Mcintosh. r
arlOt shipments from that section h
rather light but the truck r
g movement is active. 4
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JOBLET
is DIVIDED
BY GROUPS
[Conllnaed Irom - Pagel

LOONf"Ae0 lIO"t Etf9t IoSeI
Kent county will get one of the
attorneys and several of the minor
positions, and Sussex county will
get the chief clerk, assistant SER
geant-at-arms and minor posts.
Should the speakers clerkk go to
Sussex two men will be considered.
Frank ThOrington, of Delmar, and
Harry Ralph, of Laurel. Benjamin
Ableman of Georgetown, is being
mentioned for chief clerk of the
House. Howard E. Lynch of Dover
probably will be Kents choice for
House attorney. Joseph Kirby, of
Milford, is also being mentioned for
an important post in the House.
Under the coalition between the
Democrats and the Independent Re
publicans who put a fusion ticket in
the field at the last election the
Independents will be allotted five
of the ten places going to Sussex
county. Two of the most important
of these will be the assistant read
ing clerks. The others will be mes
or cloak room attendants.
Party leaders said last Friday
there was an agreement among all |
the House members for a reduction /
In the salaries to be paid the House |
The pay will be graded |
according to the importance of the
office and the amount of work the
lttache has to do. The attaches will (
De limited to 80
Republicans who will control the
Senate will caucus in Milford. De-
,ember 26 to complete their selec-
ion of attaches. They probably will
lame the same number as the
House.
Sussex Democratic leaders said
asst Friday night they will press for
.dOption of a bill repeating the pres
mt law providing for the appoint
nent of school. trustees by the
Ourt, and substitute a new act Civ
ng the residents of each district the
light to elect such trustees as prev
cusly.
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-18
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. W. A. Dearman is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mcdowell and
family moved Wednesday of last
week to their farm near Fishers
School, which they purchased last
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcdowell
moved to the farm owned by Oswald
Mai. which was vacated by his IA
ther. l. J. Mcdowell.
Mrs. Isaac Newton, Sr.. spent the
weekend in SeafOrd as the guest of
her son and daughter and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Edgell shopped
in Wilmington on Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. r. L. Tucker was supper
guest of relatives at the Henlopen
Hotel. RehOboth, on Sunday.
William Freid and friend of Mer-
chantviIle, N. j., Misses Gertrude
and Helen Tatman Of Milford and
Mr.. Jensen and Miss Ruth Fried of
MeTchantville called on Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Zott and other, friends
here ON Sunday.
Friends here are very sorry to
hear of the death of W. E. Adams,
of near BridgevilIe. Sympathy is ex-
tended to the bereaved family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Kratz enter
tained guests from Pennsylvania on
Sunday.
The writer wishes one and all
Merry Christmas and a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.