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Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22
OCEAN VIEW

The Easter service viii be held
from the Bethel Methodist Church on
! Sunday night, March "a. Rev. J. T.
Parker will deliver the sermon,
Special music with singing by the
junior and senior chOirs.
Last Sunday the service was ap-
propriate to Palm Sunday. The min
ister spoke of Jesus Triumphal En-
try into Jerusalem. and Proclaimed
Him King.
The junior choir sang when l
Survey the WOndrOus Cross" %
juniors were present.
At the close of the sermon, the
beautiful Irish traditional melody,
Above the Hills of time the Cross is
cleaning. TO the tune of London
derry, was rendered by the Senior
Choir.
The Loyal Workers S. S. Glass of
Bethel Church held its March meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Mamie Hick-
man on Tuesday. Those present
We're: Mesdames Florence Burbage
Georgia johnson, Cecil Steele. Mary
QuilIen. Marguerite McCage, Viola
Robinson, Edna Hickman. Helen
Hooker. Eva Derrickson. Leona AL
len, Jennie Parsons, IIettie Gray
Elva Steele and Ethel Davidson. The
devOtiOns were led by Helen Hooker
the business was conducted by Flor
ence Burbage. Georgia johnson and
Eva DerricksOn. The class decided
to hold a covered dish supper in
| church room on Friday evening
3 Fvs, Hnf frhn
price is 25 cents. and all who desire
TO bring a dish of food. The hostess
Mrs. Hickman. served delicious ice
cream. cakes and crackers.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs. Ethel
Davidson. on Monday afternoon, Mar
e. a. z o'clock A .g.li..it5l. full attendance
Ralph Mitchell. who is attending
an engineering college i'm Fort
Wayne, Indiana, spent his vacation
with his parents. Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Mitchell. last week.
The young people who will spend
the Easter vacation with their par
ents, at their homes here, are:
Messrs. Roland Cobb, from the jour
cen Diesel Engineering College. in
Philadelphia. with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Cobb: Irwin Steele.
from Cornell University in Ithaca.
n. Y. his parents. Senator and Mrs.
Wilmer Steele. and Misses Mabel
Holt Of Linden Hall Music Academy,
of Litz. Pa. at her parents home. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Holt; Marie Steele
from Western Maryland College. at
her parents home. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
w. Steele; Marjorie Keene. from Ju
nior College in Bristol, Va, at her
fathers. George 6. Keene. and
Kitty Allen from a college in Ten
Eessee, her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Allen. Eleanor Evans and Ar
lene Boettger. of Stayer's Business
College. home with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey X. Evans and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boettger, re-
spectivcly.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22

Forty members of the vested young
peoples choir will sing Heavenly
Concord Hallcluiah. Christ
ls Risen. Simper. God So Loved the
World. Staincr. conducted by Paul
Hawk
Easter meditation by the minister
Beautiful professional and recess
sional We welcome you to worship
with us.
Tuesday. 730 p. M, Board of Stew
ards will meet.
Wednesday. $50 p. IN. Youth bus
mess meeting and Easter social.
Thursday: ? p. IN, Junior ChoiE
rehearsal s p. IN. Senior Choir re-
liesTsal.
Friday: 7:30 p. III. Prayer service
in Christ Chapel.
Paul Kitchens spent the week end
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22

at his home here. lie holds position
on a steamer i'm New York. Mrs. Paul
Kitchens has returned from a visit
with her mother in Virginia, who has
been quite i'll. Mrs Efiie Beale, her
sister. accompanied her TO Virginia.
Herbert Daisey of North Carolina
came and spent few days with his
wife and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wharton mo-
tored to Magnolia. where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Moore. the latter's
parents.
Mrs. Allie Richards Of Philadel-
.Bhia. visited -sllcI'- papeHttss 'sNd's. and
Mrs. IL. o. Murray, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Evans and two
sons and daughter have returned 10
their home here after spending sew
cral weeks at the home Of Supt. and
Mrs. W B. Thornburgh. at Sealord.
the latter cOnvalescing from a bro
ken hip sustained some time ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Hickman
and Mrs. J. Maurice Evans mOtOred
TO Philadelphia where they visited
their nephew. Gerald Richards, who
is very i'll with pneumonia. Mrs. T..
T.. Hickman remained with her
daughter. Mrs. RAYMOND Richards,
and grandson Gerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Derrickson
and daughter Elizabeth visited Mr..
Milton Derrickson and family on
Sunday night. Milton Derrickson had
an attack of appendicitis.
David X. Montgomery led the Ep-
worth League on Sunday evening.
lie gave an inspiring talk on the
Church and its Activities. He gave
the program which the United Meth
cdist Church has set forth to be done
in the churches. in regards to the
various organizations. the young peO-
pie cooperating.
The Lord Baltimore Woman's Club
held reciprocity day with the Laurel
club on Tuesday afternoon OF this
week. They entertained in the church
room of Bethel Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lathbury and
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Long motOred
here and spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn.
Also MIR. and Mrs. David Hall were
present
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Dashiell OF
Black Cat. entertained at dinner on
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Hick-
man and children. Florence, Louis
and Iona, Ocean View. and Mrs.
Charlie Daisey and daughter Doris
of Wilmington.
The winter of 1899 1910 will proc
L. 1nr,
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22
NEW CIRCULAR NOW AVAILABLE

troubles faced by Delaware farmers each spring
Of chick deaths
chicks
poultry specialist Harry L. Rich
overcrowdng entitled LESS Chicks
Profits"
The new circular
elbe residents Delaware Fill
coupon today
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22

The winter of l939-194O will proc
ally go down in the records as the
most severe ever experienced by the
People OF lower Delaware. --
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22
CITY or MILFORD, DELAWARE
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OG DECEMBER -, 1899

STATEMENT RECEIPTS FUNDs
JANUARY TO DEcEMBER aG iGg-QOnhae0
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AsbuTy Methodist Church
ROheFt Z. Green. Minister

Good Friday service will be con-
Quoted in the church from IL to y.
M. ExhOrtations from the Seven Last
Words of Christ from the Cross will
be given by Rev. Gilbert Turner. OF
Harrington; Rev. Ira Crum, of Hous-
ton; Rev Douglas Milbury. of Fed
eralsburg; Rev. Harvey Hufnal, of
Greenwood; Rev. Preston Spence, OF
Bridgeville; Rev. Walter Beckwith
of Magnolia. The CTUci1ixiOn by Gu
rau will be sung with other special
music including vocal solos, selec-
ton by Railroad Trio and quartette,
duet, violin solo. and organ
Easter services:
Church school g:45 a. nj.
Bible instruction and Easter music
appropriate for Easter will take place
in each department Glasses Of in
strnctlon for every age group.
Easter morning worship IL a. IN.
Easter anthems will be sung by
the vested senior choir. Holy City
viii also be sung during the SER
vice
Easter sermon by minister.
White lilies and hyacifths will be
brought TO the church Saturday noon
to be used in the services Easter as
memorials.
Youth service at $50 p. N. in the
Christ Chapel. Miss Roselle Hick-
man will conduct tile. service.
Evening service 1880 o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22

Condensed Comparative Statement Of Revenue and
Expenditures CAN DepartuSSeGtsJ
Years Ended Dec. 81, 1889, and Dec. 81, 1888
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IOIAL POLICE DFPARTAlENT ................-
FIRE DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATION. ETC ...........
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Gnala,,> kGlt ieite
HaasS mbcr SYrieft

2rrhon BroBbritalnlien madte cs
Der Welt flar, ba es 6ie 8eleb,ng
SprilGS ,ino 2ibannpns onrN cine
feirolid)e Maft nibt 5ulaien tonne,
na6oem Der eortiae franS0iiihe 9e-
feblsbnhcr General gNittelballier oie
Giultelllng Der sSeinbieligfeiten in
oen beioen Mannatsge6ieten 6ranf-
reiths perfiinoet batte.
sltben 8cnerai Mepeanot, Ser
fransoiiid,e Sberbefeblsbaben, Ser
nah Ser slbiet,,ng BON @an,elin nad)
Tranfrcid) herllfen tpuror, ion iif
anf S'm Wege nod Sprien befinoen
Gr ipar BORT porber @efeblsbaber.
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tllng bon 9il,oolpb Sfingrpaa gcgeben
nerbni, iinb iehr bclicbt.
Nm ,Sreitag, ben ~. Suli, trc-
ten oic bcriibmten Srutp @riioer ais
Sronlpeter nlf llno Sri. Mirian
@erg aIs SoprauosSolpiitin inter
MinG.ualls Scitlng am Sanstag,
a6ero, ben 13. Suli.
,sn ser picrten @ohe miro Waiino
Erecclu ols 8aitoirigent am 9on-
nerstag lno ssreitag, abenos, ben
Is. unb 10. Suli, iungieren i'm 2.
&onstit iingt Seuuaro @arren bon
ser Wfetropolitan Sper als Soloiit.
llnb has letie &on5ert am Somstag
oiriglert oann pieoer AubIpb siins-
mali.
10. Suli: Carroll Glenn, @iolinHt.
IL. Suli: 9erpl Mubinitein uno Or.
thur Soeiier. 0oppel Biauiiten.
13. Suli: ytiriam Berg, Gontralto
lno Srllbp brothers. Srompeter.
1S. Suli: @taiino ssreccia, 8aitoirig
~. SlIli: 2aonarb Warren, Barton,
mno ltaiimo ssreccia. 8altoirigent.
90. Sllli: Wuni6proaramm iiir aQe.
IS 9ibt 1000 Site 81 20 Gents,
1900 re'crbicrte Sitc az 80 Gents
unb uni bem 8runbilur Saieliise
init gepoliterteu Chromium s(rm-
itiihlsn iiir 75e bis $t.OO, feinc
Steuer. 8etrGnfe lne beleete 8r0t-
den iino iuGbrenb Der 8auien su ia.
ben 81 populdren @reiien.
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Gain pare ,Sreil,,it
Gtcate>
Iiibrt Street Scenc" upm II. bis
d.. 13. Snli anf.

Street Sseuc" TuliBer Grei2
Gramd pon elmer Hicc miro Gain
Farf 1bcater'S ilDcitc theateriid)c
Garbictl!na in bicier Sonmcrloiion
leiu lno ipieIt pom #. bis Is. Suli
untcr Seitllna bon @crnoro Ssolb
non !ten Creams. Tics Shauipicl iii
iehr pniienh fiir iSreilllitnliiiihrllua
Gas lnnSe Stiif hauhelt in Mcp
Dorf alli ser Strnie Dor eincln 9lp
partment. Sica ShauIpicl perniiht
nit cramu gibt od5 Wtietsfaiernen
Ieben uno Gampi um5 Saiein Don
Sam aapIan, einen illnaen Seloen,
geipie!t pon Soieph Maceoo. inb Ole
illngc ScIoin lit 9ioie Mmlrunt Don
Chloe @alliett. 9luber oieien baben
iiihrcrhe Holleu Cliie Gonlano, @.
Gernnn, Yot S'GccIe lmb Sanet
gopln.
vlmateur Slight" nit Is Der.
ld)icGe5len Ntnmcrn Singen Sonscn
uno Stifelei ioipic Snltrllmcntol-
mlliis miro bon Iofalen Salent &c,
boie1 ruo Nnar mm Ticnstog, Sen
8. Suli, $50 llhr o6enoS int Gain
Shenter. SallS cs rcgnet miro c3 in,
GlepcIanb Seiahts Sigh Sfool 9(ll.
oitorilm auTgefiibrt. Ereiie pnn S25,
SIS arN $40 merben fir Sic 6citen
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@ip9rorom
:, Som NrOiun Sr,npl Cans" bcainnt
SamstGg, ben 6. Snli.

Ger neue Slim Com gropnS
SdIool Cans" iiir Sung lmo alt,
folnmt nad) Sem Sippoorome nit
,SIlnnm Spbcu mo tSrcboie @artbo.
lonrc!u in Sen SitelroIlcn. Inter,
ltiibt luerbcn Eicic bon Soiephine Sut=
d)ilun. 9illu Salop. Grnelt Stcpen-
ion, sale Strom lnb Sughie Green.
Nob2rt Steucnion leitetc sic Ser
ItellNnn bieies TiIms s,lIonlmen nit
@enc Soipnc l,nh Graham @ofcr.
Cic'er Slim lit nitbt MIR iiir Or
uahIene Sellte lonrern audi iiir Gin,
Der eeeianet. Seben Sic bicien Slim.
Sm Sippo0rome lit es INNER fiibl.
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De1,tcfrateit Mbeft
! krittt an u>iueic


@aibington. Die angriffe auf sen
repubiifoniihen ErGiihentihaitsfan-
oioaten @enbcu Z. @infie eingen
bon oemofratider Seitc tpeiter ,,nb
lie bebaupteten, oaB er bon ben 8ans
tiers al,sgei,lht iporoen lei, nm bem
5ortlbritt in oieicm 2anoc entgegen
treten su founen.
@iIlfie lit beltirbcr sbfllnit inn
eriter Graoe nnb mar bis Dor bier
Subren Tcmofrat. @ir iollten u,s
gar ulht lpunoern, nenn sic Demo
froter bel ibrer &onpcntion einen
ebenalieen Mepublifoer ousiuhen.
Ssm &ahinett fooiebelts liben ia Nun
bereits stpei 9fepublifaner. II
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N,liseitkan>el i,aet Sent
Krteoc

(sSrrtietuna BON Seiip ~
gclpaltiacn 'o5ialiItlld,cn Erobuftion
teilbGitig meroen."
@cnn Ole ~Sabenihtie" plobli6
reid Deroen loutel, miro iid)erlid)
oaS notiirliGe Strebcn. norhanoen
'eln. ncn SebensItunonro 5u crbohen.
Goriiber liBt ser Golfiide 9eobad,=
CT" fnllm einen 3lpeiiel. TieQcid,t
miro Aunn nad &riegsenoe ser slll-
benbunoel nidt Sen beiiirdtetenNiif
gang, ionoern I'M Gegentcil einen
nod nie 5llpor geiebenen slufifmllna
crlebcG. Notpenoig miro es aber iiir
un5 lem. alte y0tetbooen beiieite al
id,icbcn lmo Sen nellen TerbGltuiiien
elmer nclten ,}eit Mcdnlng Sil tragcn.
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Gc,uif,it<Stcuern
(Shl,,b BON Seite ~

lung Ser Wcinllna @euben 9. @ia-
flies. ser Observation-Disclosures
Der repu6lifnniidlen Yartei, biniidt-
lid ser umitrittenen Grnennilngen
an, Die nah Der llc6er5ellaung oieies
Narlamentariers (Npe) 81 eincm ge.
tpaltigen -asad)" in ben Sallen Ser
8eietgebung iiibren miro.
S!imion reoete tpieoerbolt melt.
gebesoer Silieleiltine fir sic slli-
ierten in ibrem &riese gegen 9eltid),
lano oas @ort. Ser republifaniihe
Senator 8anoenberg iagte, Simions
ailn6gebungen bebiiriten in tpihti-
gen @orten ser grldilterung, netn
er, &aroenberg. iid) bereit finoen
ioae. iiir @ltfeiBung ser grennen.
nung 5u iiinmen.
Sellator @beeler, Iem.. Montana,
erflcrte obne llmidppeiie, 0nor unb
Stiln'on Seien .Silteruentioniiten"
unb cr perbe onber ben Grennllngen
Ioppnn.eren. 8eioe Grnannte geboreil
naf) Wbeelers Meinung cbcr lin elm
fiinftiges &abinett oes &errn @ill-
fie" als in bie aegeniudrtige Megie-
rilna. Wbeeler orobte al,d pieoer
nit Mbtpanoerilna aus Dem bemofra,
tilden Eager, luen audi feline eieene
Hartei cine 0riegspartei" pcrben
iolte.
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1tnH kGtteit Scr 1tinSer
atm tttebt =.
Enn Qptbar stcnscl =9iutfo,uifi.
utWt -

llnb hdttcit bu Wad. nnb @elo,
Sir ',bone Taldite 81 bauen.
Wp's ocinen Sinnen aeidllt,
llnb f,.tteSt Der oeiii,at nidt -
@o S.hncn ibr Seben 9eIaiicn
ltno ,,uaenb uno Sebnilldt bid iaiien -
Gin 99urrr bate nchr bon Der SSelt.
llub ;,;irbc bciu @i(lc gum Sdlluert
llno ccln @ebante 3ur Sibel.
Gpu r.nienh Hrieltern 9elebrt.
llno ttittcit bes %plfes nht,
1os hid bon iunen rcritdnhe
llnb lid beinem 9@illen berbdnbc
Wutcmlafcit mar Dir uertpebrt.
l1nb tpdrcit ol itarf uno aenmb
llnb fiigrteit Den Ncdfcr bes 2cben5
Gon M,lbm lulbraut an ben Munh
llun .p,ttclt Der Ainher nid)t,
Sic miiBtHn on cinselner Iterbcn
Sen Gcrn btireS GSelens pererben -
Seiu ocpcn luir' pbne 0ruuo.
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bababrlide Geen @csabnna

tSi;nIllnoppon5ig &lnoert slngc.
ltcntc Scr Hihman brothers Cont
pam an Sit 80. Strnbc pcrlicBen III
re 9ll bcitatildr iiir oie l3. halbjdbr=
life Scricu nit 3ohllug. Tie 9un5e
Snbrif luurbc gcihloiien llno menn
Ole Nrbcitcr 5lriidfonlmeu merbcn lie
an Scrbltun5iiaeu uno WtGnteln nit
ser 9irbcit bcainnen. Sie sihnon.
TnmiliC pie oieic 9lrbeiter befmnt
iino. haben hnlbiGhrlihe Terieu nit
2ahllua crhnlten icit 1919.
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De,.tihe 6eiat,eene tn
KanaSa eineetreiien

Quebec, &uuubu. Gnglonbs erlte.
nah Der lueitliten Salbtllgel geiano'
ten ariegsgeiangenen einaen .uGb.
reno res @pbenenoes in Quebec bon
gcro mo nllroen in Snternierung5.
Id,idt. IS befinben iid barllnter ale
8aficusattllraen uno Seelelte bon
Derienften Sdiiien. Gin 0eianeener
hattie bei ser lleberiabrt Selbitmoro
begarGcn unlb oie iibrigen parcn oar
nidlt 10 iebr bGie bcm friegs5erriiie.
men europa ben Niiden febren 81
oiiricr.
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Snocnanacitcllte iperoen olld) Sc
ricn rrbaltcr. obcr oeren ,serien
merbra 5u ucrihieocner 3eit itattfin-
Oen, nm oic @eihGftc oifcn 81 balten.
IS ml,roc seidiatt, Sob oie CONNER
icricr iiir Sobrit llno 2ooen GUAM,
men Sic 9tidman Wroa. SO. ungc=
i1hr 100000 toitcn miro ,mb sic
&irterierien, bie @eibnahtaseit lmb
9teuiabr eIuihliescn, foiten ebeniaa3
$1OO coo
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DemtistlanN lG3t
Diplcit,atei, abr,aisit

Nci I'm. Tns HeifsallHenomt ipr'
oerte sic Vc'ihait ser Gereiniaten
Stautcn unb ipabribeinlih md, Die
SertrctLngeH anrerer 2Inoer ali.
Sic SinIomatiidcl Miiiionen in Nor'
!ueocu, Sol!aEb. @cIaien unh 2urem,
burg einsn5icben. Tie Tertrehln9en
miliien bis Gum ID. Sui 9eidloi'en
tperoan.
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De,.tihe Int GttolanH
Scr Spiet,aee a,,eeelae

2ononn. israu 2ol,iiu Sn9ram, sic
42l;iac iae oe.ltihe @attiu zines Ger
Hearten Ser cnglii6cn 2litluafie,
plirisrtc ali sic @eihuloialma, iiir
SelltIGlauo ipionicrt 3u babeu, niht
id)u!Aln. ertlirte nter Dor @erid)t. Tie
luiirhc es gernc ieGcn. penn 9elltib'
lan6 ocl &ricg 1npiunen .uiiroe
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GS lit aber gut neripenbetes 8clo,
Iaat .Sront Sehmon, HrGiibcnt ser
8c'cpihoft. IS gitt unicren &el,tel1
cine i5elcgcnhcit lid on onheren
Sserrrien 5u erireuen lno bie notige
Grbolune 5u 'iaoen. @ir elalben
ons a!tiflibc, gut a,lsgerubte slrbei.
ter b'iiere Nrbeit lieiern. ySir linb
iroh itltsuitellen, oob bon Sabr 81
,Sabl 'nehr 8eieIlihuIten ihren Iuge-
itc!lt"n tserien mil 3ablilng geben.
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Gcii,tat,anity ,S,tt,>
NocncY Scnt,tterla rlaaer
I'M Nat,S
0rite 8rnppc fchrt idon heim.

Die M1bden nno @uhen, As an
Der 3abl, fehrten ihon heim aus sem
3nra rllager uno allen bat eS gut
gefolten. Sod lauec peroen iit) oieic
Sinner an bicie Scrien erinnern oenn
Gin Eager iiir ainoer bebeutet mebr
als nur Giien ,,nb auf einem Jelos
bett ihlafen. Su bieien 6elolaeern
erleben oic &inber gciItige unb pbps
iiide 1relioc lpie nod ME in ibrem
Sefpn @epor 'ic rslltgl,it 1910" bon
ibrem &alenber reiBen neroen TO-
600 unocrc anaben imb M1ohen Ell
ne @c!eeenheit gebabt boben IN Sen
1S Community Tlmb N(acncp Soms
mer(ogern bas Scben 5u genieBen
llnb ssrellSe 81 erleben.
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Setriet.1tt,iei, = leet eroise
2(nlcike c,.f

MoSfor. Tic HeGicrimg ser Sowiet
Union fiinoigte sic Nuileguna elmer
gnleihe bon 8 Williarben Hubel an
uno 5:blt 4 Grosent llnb Niid5abluna
in 20 Sabren. Gin Seil ser 9(nleibe
OF Sem Musbou ser 9anocSpcrteibi,
auna Sicnen.
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Spicler 0cgeben lrerbeu bon eiuem
&Onl;fce. 9uBer6em erbalten audi an
bere SeiInehmer Yreiie pon 0e.
id}Gft5lelttcn qeIpelloct
Srtntaa Oen :. Stli, abeno5. lit
fiir bns Vubliflm freie @emeiuOe-
Itunbc. SSbitting &illiams miro iiber
J., Sbe Srogic Gatdl" in tie @olOen
Hulc' iprcdjcn. @ciung bon Gain
Gorf Choral Sncictp nit Mnrgurct
Martln ais Solii:in inter Scitlng
bon Sr. Charles :. Gaue.
-fl-
- IS gibt Dtdnuer, sic Id)on in
sro6el Spllren 81 panoeln 9larben.
menh lie iid, groBipuria benebmen.
-O-
- 3lpiihen %ielmiilern nnb Giels
t0nnerr lit of ein aemaltiger Inter.
ihico.
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fenNct, iieht II, 2lbiaee
cine ,ieltlat,te 6eite"

2ohaon. @ltunterrihtcte areile in
2onoon be3eidneteu Die sluifiinoi-
su1e Der eneIiid.fr .fra30iiiden @aran.
tien ourb Sf,,manien ais -eine rtelt.
fame 8elte"
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6rcnsbcitint,,tmi,een
Ht,c in Krait eetreten

@u;ialo, g. q. Ginmanoerungss
bean;te al ser Sntcrnationolen ssrie.
bcnspriide Gabcn I'M Mitternadt go.
iten ansetreten lu6 iiberlpaden MN
sic amerifaniihe Ginipanberug. Sic
@anaSier iomob( nit sic s(merifaner
miilru MN Ydile hahen.
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Sra,,sSiiiAe Slieeer
errciete,, Gibraltar

Gubis, Spanien. Ncrn fran,oliid)c
sSlua,omge. ipeld)c nit ser Ncgicrllng
Eetai, nid)t iibereinltiunmen, Iolen
in Gibraltar selanbet ieiu. Sic lpllr,
oen hon ipaniiGen Sliegerabpebr
beid!oi;en.
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Sc,,tm,cr>Kensertc
;Sm Yublic auditorium.

Gic Eopsaon3erte i'm Glepelano
9(llOitorillm. oie ieoen Dtittipoh.
Sreitaa uHo Sonrabcno INN S:15
llhr nbcnos bon Dem Glepelunb Snms
pbonT CONNER Srd)citer inter 2et-
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u.$. rihtet, prepiieriitte
koi,imlate in KanaNa Elm

&,iHingtcn. Gcs Staatsbepartes
mcnt 9ab sic Ginrihtllng propiio.
riiher 2oninlatc in flint fanabiihcn
StGotcn befonnt. Inn Ganaoiern. Die
iett iiir Die Ginreiie nah Sen Ger.
Staaten Siien brauhen, oieie aus.
Sultelien.
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Yicbc.

StCuC.
Sic Sicbc II. bic irtieitc pber ein3ig
ircic S.rt i'm 2eber.
Ser 3icbenoe ODER be licbenbe ipill
Iiehtr. nid6t3 peitcr
Sis Sicbc hc5ieht lid, nuf Die Serion.
Nc,Inng err irbt, mu2 on bait,
Sicbc. mas on hit.
Gcm meib!lden S,crSen 1T Die 3iebe
llneutbcbrlidl. IS lit lid, nus ioDiel inert.
ais e. llcbt lnb gellcbt miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-04
&1ttniiter Dr., Oosbbels
tf,aeet 8ci,,st iiit Haae

Soue, 6olianb. :'leihsminilter Or.
@oebhcls nciltc liter oas Wod)enenoc
I'M S,GaD, 100 er !mter anberem bic
slmtsrGrme bes Mei6stommiiiariats
6eiid)tigte.
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@enn bie 8eipinnlteuer ben
arieSsidiebern einen 6emmihnb
anlaat, lit tie elm ipirfliher Steuer'
geipinr.
Nogales international., 1940-01-20
OUR CIVIC PLATFORM
IA GOOD HIGHWAY FROM NoGALEs TO MEXICO CITY.
9-DAAGS ON THE SANTA CRUZ AND SONorTA RIVERS
S-MoRE HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
"A PAVED HIGHWAY FROM NodALEs TO B1sBEE.
Escalada Hits Nail On Head

pERSONS attending the City Council meeting Mon
l day night said County Supervisor Louis Escalada
made the best speech Of his public and struck
the nail on the head when he brought out the fact that
taxes are no higher here than most places.
high tax rate has often been given as the reason
building operations at almost complete stand
still here and have been for about ten years.
While eight dollar tax rate may sound high, tax
es are not excessive when it is taken into considera
ton that local property is not assessed at hun
dred percent valuation, in fact it is assessed at about
40 or SO percent.
If assessed at so percent it the taxpayer is
paying equivalent to four dollar rate.
If $4,000 home should be assessed at one hun
dred percent the tax bill, figured at So per hun
dred would be $500 a year. If assessed at fifty
percent the tax bill is $500, so just as we'll
off with an eight dollar rate under present con-
dtions as we would be if there was four dollar
rate and property was assessed at one hundred
percent.
If Nogales is to grow must let the world know
our taxes are not excessive.
If such false impression could be overcome there
is every reason to believe there would be a boom in
building circles for outside capital would be attracted
here it is attracted to other places where citizens
do not continually harp the tax rate and where
they are more pubic-spirited and have real conf
dence in the future OF their communities.
We all know that Nogales needs more homes to ac-
comodate hundreds who would locate here if modern
houses were available for rent or for purchase
No community can grow expect increase in
population II there is always shortage of houses
Phoenix, Tucson, Prescott and other Arizona towns
where the tax bill is probably as high if not higher
than here, found that out long ago with the result
that not year goes by but what building permits in
those towns total millions of, dollars.