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The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Horoscope

Urges to leap blithely away
from wherever we are, without
too much consideration Of
whittier the leap may carry us.
are on the menu today-but We
don't have to partake Of this
item. Give a cold and fishy eye
to novelties.
NOT FAILURE
Failure is mans name for
lack of inner development in
one form or another. No man
or woman is a failure because
of the state of his or her bank
balance, whether employed
failure is to be found in only
one state: absence Of growth.
We may go through experiences
that are those of physical loSSs
but If our inner self is growing.
understanding more, it is not
failure. ~"
YOUR YEAR AHEAD
Your year ahead makes per.
sonal work and relations with
interiors important, if you
acknowledge this birthday. Make
no hasty or optimistic legal
commitments. Seek new starts.
Danger: December 6 to January
"a, and April IA to May 80.
TOMORROW
Make it your business to get
along with folks-even if not too
easy.
Copyright. 1887. by Chicago Tribune-N. J
News Syndicate, Incl
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Jersey Leads in
Autumn Styles

Jersey for that first autumn
frock is a must" say the styl-
lists. And when you see the
handsome models ready for re.
turned wanderers, you will want
to get one Immediately. If you
like jersey and satin, you will
find frockS of jersey entirely
banded in narrow or wide satin
stripes.
Jersey with Shirrings and
subtle drapings lend new charm
to the figure, and If you would
have a jersey dress with the new
corselet waist, be careful to
count your calories while on va
cation,
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
BY HELEN FOLLETT

Do you sleep with
your hand under your
cheek like a sweet little
cherub? Don't do it.
You'll get wrinkles.
The flesh is pushed up
under the eyes.
1t is surprising how
many ways there are of
etching lines in ones
face. browning, for in
stance. Impaired vision
may be the cause of
that habit. Intolerance
and petulance are some
times responsible. The
woman with good eyes
and a steady nervous
system doesn't get cir
rigation bitches" be.
tween her eyebrows.
Tighten your lips in
disdain and, in due
course Of time, there
will be up and down
C re asses around the
mouth. Have the habit
Of lifting your forehead
to express surprise and
there will be little rail
road tracks scooting
across it. No need Of
facial calisthenics any.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
SAMPLE MENU
Tribute to the FIaq

I have seen the glories of art
and architecture and OF the
rivers and mountain.
I have seen the sunset on the
Jungfrau and the moon rise over
Mount Blanc.
But the fairest vision on
which these eyes ever rested was
the flag of my country in a
foreign port.
Beautiful as a flower to those
who love it, terrible as a meteor
to those who hate; it is the
symbol of the power and the
glory and the honor of fifty
millions Americans.
SENATOR GEO. F. HOAR.
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B2GzLxA CO1h14>QG

how. Let the eyes take
care Of expires sion.
They speak eloquently.
w atch the fleshy
areas in front Of the
ears. The first crinkles
due to impaired tissues
often appear there. Get
yourself a jar of heavy
massage cream, feed
face every night, rain
or shine. sick or well.
Put it on with light
hammering movements
of the fingers. Avoid
the round and round
motion that is so easy
and natural. 1t doesn't
exercise the underlying
fibers, and that's what
the flesh needs when it
starts to go on a sag
spree.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
The Unfinished PRAYER

Nov I lay me-say it.
darling"
Lay me-" lisped the tiny lips
OF my daughter, kneeling,
bending,
Der her folded finger tips.
Down to Sleep" ITO s'eep,
she murmured;
And the curly head bent low.
II pray thee Lord" I gently
added
"You can say it all, I know.
PAY de Lord" the words
came family
Fainter still, my soul to teep."
Then the tired head fairly
nodded,
And my child was fast
asleep.
But the dewy eyes half
opened
When I claSped her to my
breast,
And the dear voice gently
whispered
Mama, bod knows all ye
vest"
Oh! the trusting, sweet
confiding
Of the child-heart! Would
that I .-..
Thus might trust my heavenly
Father,
He who hears my feehleSt
cryl
COL. THOS. H. AYAR9.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
NOTE OF THANKS

Always the polite and gracious
thing for us to do is to write a
note Of thanks to a hostess after
a party. This isn't required, but
it is charming, and shows us ap-
preciative people.
And, in the case of which you
speak, it is especially important,
since, when you are being
rushed for a sorority, every de-
tail of your social conduct is be-
ing most carefully watched.
: So everything you do that is
right and gracious is so much OF
q head start in this weighing OF
your "desirability."
Sororities are quite used to
"regrets" Of this kind, and I'M
derstand when a, decision must
be made between them and
other Sororities. So your refusal
note to either might read:
II appreciate deeply the honor
you have given me by your kind
and gracious invitation to be-
come a member Of the. .......
Sorority, and I thank you, most
sincerely, for your generous con-
sideration Of me.
However, for several especial
ly personal reasons, I have &C.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

done away with the usual lapels
and collar, and which has a
square neckline.
Women who are wearing this
Mainbocher suit are the Duchess
of windsor, Lady Mendl, Count
ess Georges de Castellane, Lady
Betty and the Princess Karam
de Kapurthala, and they are
five of the best dressed in the
world.
The suit is made of dark blue
wool, and the hip-length jacket
is closely fitted, with encrusted
scroll-like bands of the material
around the square neckline and
on the sleeves.
The skirt has two box pleatS
set on the front.
Copyright, 1887, by Chicago Tribune
N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
By GLADYS BEVANs

Because we have had a number
of requests recently on what to
feed the baby around Is months
of age, and because it is so i'm
portant that little children
should have the right food and
plenty of nourishment in the
summer, I am listing today the
foods from which a mother may
make up menus for her little
son or daughter.
Carbohydrates: Oatmeal jelly,
barley jelly, wheat jelly, cream
OF wheat, farina, boiled rice,
hominy, cornmeal, cream of rye,
macaroni, spaghetti, stale bread,
bread crust, toast, swiebach,
Italian bread sticks, milk crack
ers, soda crackers.
PROTEINS
Protein foods: Milk, scraped
rare beef, soft boiled egg, cod.
died egg, hard cooked (grated)
egg, beef juice, beef broth, lamb
broth, chicken broth, creamed
fresh Goldfish, creamed haddock,
creamed halibut, oysters Cooked
and chopped.
Vegetables: Mashed Stewed
carrots, chopped spinach, chard,
asparagus tips, strained stewed
tomatoes, pea soup, bean soup,
lentil soup, squash, oyster plant.
Fruits: Orange juice, prune
juice, grape juice, pineapple
juice, orange pulp, prune pulp,
scraped raw apple, apple sauce,
baked apple, baked banana, raw
RIPE banana. When the banana
is fully ripe the skin should be
nearly black, and the contents
should be nearly as soft as Gus
tard.
Fats: Cream, butter. oleomar-
garine, olive oil, cottonseed oil.
Desserts: Bread pudding with
out raisins), junket, custard,
cornstarch, tapioca, gelatin, ice
cream.
SAMPLE MENU
It may be further helpful to
give one days sample menu for
this age range:
IA. M. Cup of warm milk, one
soft cooked egg, slice of toast.
8 A. M. One teaspoon of cod
liver oil followed by orange juice.
10 A. M. Four tablespoons we'll
cooked cereal, cup of warm milk,
slice of toast.
2P. M. One-half cup of vegeta-
BILE soup to which is added daily
two teaSpoonfuls scraped beef; ;
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Peach C0bbler Tops Off
Detachable Zeal Casserole
New Paris
Fashions
BY BETTINA BEDwELL

PARIS Especially September
is the opening of the suit season,
and there are some new suit
facts you should know if you're
going to get yourself a new
tailleur.
While tailored suits are
smarter than the fancy, dress
maker suit, they are not severe
and masculine any longer. The
smartest suit of the late Paris
season is this one, which has
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Red Feathers

Quite an entrance can be
made by a girl who wears q
Sculptured evening frock Of sup
pie, cleaning white satin with a
jacket of red ostrich feathers to
match the red velvet girdle Of
the frock.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

Have you any beauty
profile m S? Let the
Beauty Box Editor help
you solve them. Address
all inquiries regarding
beauty to the editor of
the Beauty Box, care of
The Washington Times.
Be sure to enclose an
addressed, stamped g
cents) envelope for re-
ply.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Served With Wine Sauce
Or Caramel; Heidelberg
Cabbage Recipe Given
By sIBILLA CAMPBELL

Cabbage Heidelberg style, will important item
on your dinner and lend variety to menu which con-
sists of meat dish delecabe veal and vegetable cas-
seroe.
With peaches in season. nothing could add to your
menu than peach cobber which be served with either
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
PAPER CLASSIFICATION

The expressions "note-paper"
and "letter-paper" are, as a
general rule, used interchange.
ably. And "writing-paper" is
the third name of the group.
Stationery" should not be
used for letter-paper, since this
term includes, pens, pencils,
eraSerS, and so forth. AS is
indicated by Stationery store"
However, many people, and
wisely, I think, refer to small
size papers as note-papers (eSpe-
cially appropriate to the So
convenient and so fashionable
seminole papers of today, and
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

cepted the invitation to become
a member of the ..... Sorority.
"Friendliest greetings to you
and to every one Of your sorority
members, and again my deepest
appreciation.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
BY MRS. CORNELIUS
BEECKMAN

Dear Mrs. Beeckman: &.
IT shall be a. freshman this
fall at a local university. I have
Just received an invitation to
the first of a certain sorority's
rushing parties a buffet sup
per. My problems are:
"Is it customary to send a note
after the affair, to the chairman
or sponsor, at whose home the
supper is being held, thanking
her, or are my thanks at leav-
ing in the evening enough?
II have already gone to a
sorority rushing party. Let us
call this Sorority A. I rather
think that shall join this one.
If I do decide to join it, and if I
get another invitation from this
sorority of which I speak in my
first question, now Snoulo Ee-
fuse it? Do honestly say that
I have decided to join another
sorority?
What is the difference be-
tween mote paper" and letter
paper?"
IF I have accepted an invita-
ton to a tea "a formal invita-
tion), and then find it absolute
ly impossible to go. because Of
sudden illness or some equally
adequate reason, is it proper for
me to mail my hostess my visit
ing card with nothing written on
it?" "ALICE."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

igaz az a vad, hogy a sztrajk-
ellenes ligakat a tarsasag kolt-
segen szerveztek.
Mem vitatjuk Ell a dolgozni
akaro es a CIO-hoz csatlakozni
mem kivan6 munkasok jogat,
hogy szervezkedjenek Ok is es
k0veteljek maguknak a munka
lehet6seget, de ha EFT tenyleg
a General Motors koltsegen csi
naljak, akkor erezniok kell,
hogy arul6i a sajat munkas-
tarsaiknak, inert 0sszeeskid-
tex ellenuk a munkaadoval.
Egyel6re ugy a sztrajk-elle-
mes ligak, mint a General Mo
tors tagadjak, hogy osszekotte-
tesben allanak egymassal,
, de olyan sok nyomtatvanyt
dobnak a munkaSOk kOZe, hogy
annak a k0ltsegeti kell valaki-
mex viselni.
A legszerencsetlenebb azon-
ban a munkaminiszter visel-
kedese, akit6l senki mem vette
volna rossz neven, hogy nyil-
tan a partjara ALT a munkas-
sagnak, illetve a CIO-nak, ha
a nyelvet feken tartotta volna
es mem adott volna hiszterikus
nyilatkozatokat a lapoknak.
MOST MAR A SZTRAJK
hala John L. Lewisnak es
Miss Perkinsnek, elmergese-
dett es egy cseppet sem fog
segiteni a helyzeten, hogy a
La Folette bizottsag is belle
avatkozott a dologba, szinten
azert, hogy a nemzeti spot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

naljuk, hanem azert, inert az
a velemenyiink, hogy annak a
levet a munkasok fogjak meg
inni.
A "sit-down" sztrajknak
csak akkor van jogosultsaga,
ha tartani kell t6le, hogy ide-
gen sztrajkt0r6ket importal-
max a munkara S ez a veszede-
lem mem fenyegette a General
Motors munkasait, mikor a
sit-down-t megkezdtek.
Meg szerencsetlenebb dolog-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

"Himler-lapoknak" nevezett vi
sagok a munkasok es a
sztrajk ellen fordultak.
J6zan embernek, ah ezt a
lapot szokta olvasni, mem kell
magyaraznunk, hogy mi tel
jes Swivel a munkasok seer
vezkedese mellett vagyunk s
remeljiik, hogy a k0zel j0v6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
II = tt 81 = M l. p

max tartjuk, hogy John L.
Lewis olyan magatartast tanu-
sitott, amely lehetetlenne tet-
te az eln0knek, hogy a mum
kasok segitsegere siessen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

ben minden ipar be lesz szer~
we've.
De ellene vagyunk annak,
hogy lido el6tt, rossz taktiAAval,
szemelyes hatalmi erdekb6l =
munkasokat a falnak vigy6l,
inert mem a Washingtonba
iil6 vezer urak, hanem a mum
kasok feje fog bet0rni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
light-ban fiir0djek.

light-ban fiir0djek.
A La Folette bizottsag az
ipari kemkedes ugyet van hi
vatva vizsgalni es ketsegtelen,
hogy a General Motors muk0-
desc ezt a vizsgalatot meyer
demli es kihivta. De mem kel-
lene ait eppen akkor rendez-
nj, mikor egy elmergesedett
sztrajk van folyamatban S mi
kor az egesz orszag - es els6
sorban a valla1at munkasai -
gyors beket kivannak.
Igaz, hogy a La Folette BIZ
zottsag John L. Lewis kerese-
re artotta magat a dologba,
aki AIT remeli, hogy amit ell
vesztett az ostoba es kihivo
taktikaval, ait a politikai from
ton fogja megnyerni, ez azon-
ban sulyos tevedes a reszer6l.
Mert a sztrajkot mem a &C.
neral Motors penze es mem a
munkasok kitartasa, hanem
az orszagos k0zvelemeny fog
ia eldonteni es a k0zvelemeny
sajnos - eppen taktika
k0vetkezteben, jelenleg Lewis
ek ellen van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
s MOST MEG EGYSzER

es utoljara valaszolunk azok-
max, akik nincsenek megele-
gedve ezzel a rovattal, inert
a sztrajk vezeteseert, annak
ugyetlen es kihiv6 taktikajaert
mem tudunk lelkesedni es akik
bediilnek a kommunista szenny
lapok izgatasanak, hogy a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
(Folytatas a 4-ik oidalron
AKARMILYEN
KELLEMETLEN

nekiink ezt ujra, meg ujra
leirni es akarmilyen kellemet-
len lehet AIT elfogult embe-
reknek olvasni, ismet meg kell
jegyeznunk, hogy a ''sit-
down" fegyver azonnali alkal-
mazasat szerencsetlen dolog-
max tartjuk. Mem azert, inert
a General Motors gyarat sal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
A SIT-DOWN SZTRAJK

egyel6re idegen dolog ebben
az orszagban es a polgarsag
meg mem helyesli, hogy a
munkasok - minden fontO-
sabb ok nelkiil - a munkaado
vagyonat egyszerien elkoboz-
zak egy bizonyos idore.
Mem hasznalt egy cs0ppet
sem a General Motors sit
down sztrajk ugyenek, hogy
Akronban 81 munkas szinten
sit down sztraikot rendezett,
aminek kovetkezteben tizen-
egyezer munkas mem tudott
harom napig dolgozni. Mind
ezek ait a termeszetes Condo
latot ebresztik a semleges pol
garban, hogy a sit-down
sztrajk veszedelmes fegyver,
aninek az arat alaposan meg
adjak a - munkasok.
Szinten mem hasznal a
munkasok ugyenek, hogy a
Cadillac gyarba a sit-down
sztrajkosok mem engedtek be
tiz napja sem a gyar elnoket,
sem a hivatali alkalmazotta-
kat, hogy megcsinalhassak a
pay-rollt, inert ez a felesleges
Is kihivo tulzas felhaboritott
Detroitban majdnem minden-
kit. Bizonyos, hogy ha az ell
n0k es a hivatalnokok bemen-
tex volna az irodaba, att6l az
automobilok mem kerultek vol
ma a piacra.
NEM SZERENCSESEBB
a General Motors allaspont-
ia sem, amelyen most mar tisz
tan meglatszik, hogy az orszag
teljes t6keje van .m0gotte, ha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
NEM SZERENCSESEBB

a General Motors allaspont-
ia sem, amelyen most mar tisz
tan meglatszik, hogy az orszag
teljes t6keje van m0gotte, ha
Smyrna times., 1937-11-25
SMYRNA, DELAWARE
DIR. ID. L. COLYIN COMING
VIII Speak at Asbury ME. Church
on Tuesday Evening Next

DR.. D. Leigh Colvin of New
York one of the most distinguish
ed advocates of the prohibition re-
form and once a candidate on the
National Prohibition ticket for
president, will be in Smyrna at
Asburv M. E. Church on Tuesday
evening next, November Both, at
7.3O o'clock and give an address.
He is the leading authority on the
history of the prohibition move
ment in America, and has spoken
in more colleges in the United
States than any other man. He
will have a worthwhile message for
enemies of the liquor traffic. Every
one who has been aroused by the
increasing evils of the liquor bust
ness will be interested in hearing
DR.. Colvin, knowing that he is one
of the best informed men in Amer
lea on the liquor problem.
Smyrna times., 1937-11-25
PLEAD GUILTY
AT KENT COURT
Winfield Graham, Bread Truck
Driver ParOled For Year
In CheswOld Case
OTHERS PLEAD GUILTY

Winfield Graham, Wilmington
bread truck driver, was paroIed for
one year to State Detective D. D.
Wharton by Resident Judge WV.
Harrington in plead guilty day of
Kent County Court. He was charg-
ed with malicious mischief after
kerosene had been sprayed in a
rival company's box at a Cheswold
store. James Broadwater, Negro,
pleaded guilty to the larceny of
four chickens and one guinea. He
was sentenced to nine months i'm
prisonment in Kent County jail
Sherman Williams, Negro, who
pleaded guilty to an attempt to
break and enter the store of Fay
Moore at Camden, was also given
nine months imprisonment. T.
Eugene Savery Of Wilmington who
represented Graham, asked for a
parole. Judge Harrington grant
ed the application for parole for
one year to State Detective w. w
Wharton. Graham was compelled
to pay the costs of prosecution
Charles Baker, Frank ]. Socher.
Harry L. Rockwell, and Joseph
Sabine, soldiers at Fort DUPONT,
who were charged with the larceny
and driving away from Dover two
weeks ago of the automobile of A.
B. Carroll, pleaded guilty to the in
dictment of larceny of the car and
as three were under age, Judge
continued their cases
until December 4, in order to Sc
cure additional information as to
any past record they might have
Smyrna times., 1937-11-25
JOHN BASSETT
MOORE SCHOOLS
Junior Radio Club Presents to
Air Waves a Thanksgiv-
ing Program
OTHER SCHOOL NOTES

The Junior Radio Club, having
just finished the presentation Of a
program in honor of Armistice
Day, now prepares a short pro-
gram for Thanksgiving to augment
the assembly programs which are
being given on the subject. This
program introduced to the air
waves for the first time the Glee
Club, singing a group of Thanks
giving songs under the direction Of
Miss Shatz In addition there was
also the reading of the Presidents
proclamation, and a review Of the
story of Thanks giving. The club
presented the program Tuesday
morning during orchestra period.
Virginia Spence and Louis LATER
ty were in charge The important
news about the club, however. is
that it will make its first appear
ance outside the school on the ev-
ening of December 8, at 8:45 p. m.
from Station WDEL in Whining
ton Six members of the club will
participate in two anti-tuberculos-
is skits. One play has for charac-
ters Armstrong Hamilton and Lay
ton Mabrey in the role of a gentle
man and a cop. The other has
Mary Pryor, Wilma Blendt, Janet
Keith, and Lloyd Jones as theater
people in The Little Trouper". We
are sure friends will be listening
for the broadcast. After a six
weeks current event contest be-
tween the two ninth grade Social
Science classes, the nine-ones must
entertain the nine-twos. At their
weekly meeting on Monday the
members of the club talked over
ways to entertain the rival class.
So far the majority seems to favor
a field trip to some factory or Of
fee The tentative date for the
entertainment has been set for De-
9. Tuesdays assembly
program was under the supervision
Of Mr.. King. The Juniors present
ed the third act of their play, The
Migration to America.
The play was very well given and
in keeping with the spirit Of
Miss Carter's pu-
pills gave two Indian Dances to
show how the Red Men celebrated
the first Thanksgiving. The Glee
Club was an integral part of the
play in the last scene, during which
they sang the Doxology and the
famous old hymn Now Thank We
All Our God" At the end they
chanted the Lords Prayer as the
curtain was slowly closed.
Smyrna times., 1937-11-25
BOY SCOUTS AT
DOVER MEETING
Annual Session Presided Over
by Mayor ]. Wallace Wood
ford of Dover
2SO6 MEMBERS REPORTED

The annual meeting Of the Do
yer Area Boy Scout District Com
mittee was held at Dover Monday
evening in the Richardson Hotel
a delegation Of Smyrna Boy Scouts
attended. Mayor Wallace Wood
ford was again elected Chairman
Of the District with Rev. Frank
Herson Of Milford, vice Chairman
and John Burger, a. @. Livingston,
Dover and Clarence Weber, Middle
town, as District Commissioners.
Q. r. Andreas, Jr., Field Scout Ex-
ecutive, reported on Scouting in
the District during the year. His
report indicated that the member
ship Of the Del-Mar-Va Council is
now 2806 Boy Scouts. Of this
number 27O are in the Dover Area
District with Troops located at
Harrington, st. Georges, Smyrna.
Camden Wyoming, Middletown,
Bear, Milford 2, Dover 4. 65
Scouts fro mthe District attended
the Rodney Scout Camps and 13
Scouts from the towns of Harring-
ton, Smyrna and Dover attended
the National Jamboree in Washing
ton last June. 174 Scouts of the
District attended the College Scout
Day held at Newark on October 80
when SO awards were made to
them at the Court of Honor cere-
mony 20 boys were inducted into
Scouting by Gov. Richard G. Nc
Mullen. In concluding his report,
Mr. Andreas showed that too large
a percentage of the Scouts in the
District are below the First Glass
Rank and that the stress this year
should be towards advancing more
boys to higher ranks. Mayor Wood
ford lead a discussion on oojec-
tives in the District for 1888. They
are: 3 new Troops with an in
crease of 20 per cent in District
Troop Committee
mans conference to be held on
January II; 25 per cent of each
Troop membership to attend the
Scout Camps next summer
and Courts of Honor to be held in
February and May. Kenneth B.
Spear, Executive of the Del-Mar-
Va Council discoursed on 5-year
growth program showing how
has increased since 1882.
At present 17.6 per cent of the
1924 available boys of Scout age
in this District are being reached.
The meeting adjourned after the
of the new color films TAX
en- at Rodney last summer.
Smyrna times., 1937-11-25
TO STABILIZE
MILK OUTPUT
Producers Last Week Approx
ed the Modifying of
Basic Surplus
ALREADY DISCARDED

Three hundred delegates repre-
senting $500 milk producers in Del
aware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
and Maryland, have approved a re-
turn to a nodded version of the
'basic-surplus'' system of milk
payment, discarded two years ago
after much controversy The dele
gates at the annual meeting of the
Interstate Milk Producers Cooper
ative in Philadelphia recently held
approved the plan to stabilize pro-
duction for a year and eliminating
seasonal changes. The farmer is
given a quota under the basic-sur-
plus plan and is paid at less than
the top price for all milk produced
over the quota, the excess milk
presumably being used for cheese,
ice cream, and butter. Under the
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