Milford chronicle., 1943-12-17

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Your increased and continued pur-
chase of War Bonds is required
to help the Treasury Department
finance this hospital transport serv-
ice. "Back the attack with War
Bonds" u. S. Treasury Departments
THE ALLIES are driving ahead
on all fronts. The conferences
have ended with the United Nations
in accord on all problems. and the
shadow of greater things to come
is showing in the East and in the
West. Some experts think that the
NaZis have already sent ont peace
feelers through neutral Sweden,
and neutral Spain. This may or
may not be true. One thing we do
know-the only peace the Germans
will get is that hard peace I hat
comes through unconditional sur
render. The Allies will not be fool
ed again by the wOOing of the das-
tardly Prussian Junkers. This time
il will be to quote hOmely eX-
preston Whole hog or nothing.
The German Army and its brains
the general staff, must go, the en-
tire Reich must and will he demil-
itariZed, the germ" of NaZism must
be eradicated once and forever, AT
the cessation OF hOstilities in 1918,
the German Army did not admit
defeat. and the returning soldiers
in many instances were accorded
the welcome usually reserved for
a conquering host The notorious
general staff. composed mostly of
cynical Prussian BarOns, short on
cash. but long on military strate-
gy, merely went underground, re-
turning actively to the scene when
Won Hindenburg. betrayed the Ger
man working classes by raising
their arch enemy, Adolph Hitler.
to the post OF Reich Chancellor
The rest you and have seen, and
we are paying for. with our gold,
which means so little and with our
real irreplacable treasure. our
Youth"
/s/S/
ARE YOU WORRYING about
what you will use for the main
piece de resistance OIL Christmas
Day? Does the shortage of turkeys
threaten TO disrupt your plans for
your annual gastrOROmic splurge?
If so. take heart. for there is a
dish within the pOcketbOok reach |
of all. that is not only as satis-
flying as Mr.. Turk, but looks al |
most as purity on the plate. We |
are alluding to one of those little
CRITTERS" which a few short !
months ago were almost worth .
their weight in, colds sucking
pig" Take one of those little fel-
lows. from four TO ten weeks old.
and fill him the same way you
would a turkey, then place him in
a large roaster. and carry on"
When he is done and his outside
shell is "crackly'' and well brown
ed, place him on the largest plat
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nice red apple in his little mouth.
and holler come and get it," If
the folks don't tell you it was as
good Christmas meal as they ever
had. ! will miss my guess. This
meal as far as the pig is concerned
is inexpensive. OF course you can
have a thousand and one side
dishes to run up the bill, but apple
sauce, cranberries, turnips and
both kinds of potatoes. will provide
enough variety. with homemade
pumpkin pie as a "stop-gap."
R/S/
SUPPOSE that once, in a mo-
ment of temporary insanity, you
ordered by mail a pair of loaded
dice. a deck of marked cards. or
a system for playing the horses.
Thereafter. so long as you had
known mailing address, your name ,
would have a cash value to per-
sons you never see. Your name and
address would be one of several .
thousand regularly offered for sale
to merchants of crooked or trashy
likely to appeal to Z
you and your kind! The theory of
those who exploit suckers is that
a sucker never reforms.
/s/s/
THE FOLLOWING is a true epi-
sode from the book, THAT None
Shall Die" as related in Nations ,
Business. 1t vividly portrays what
happens when political red tape.
which is inherent in socialized ,
is allowed to infringe ,
On the medical profession: "A
young doctor has been called late
1t night to see a patient with lobar /
pneumonia. The family tells him :
they have no money. 1t r
proves to be a desperate case. He ,
,alls the city hospital. is the man /
resident? NO, he's an unemploy- I
ID worker here on a visit Then, {
hat rules him out. We're not al T
owed to take out of town cases. I
lext, the doctor calls the director r
f the socialized welfare service, +
SKIS if she can hospitalize his pa |;
lent. Perhaps we can arrange it. 7
I you'll give me the name and ad- 9
ress. I'll put an investigator on il II
Ionday.' Monday He'll be dead
y Monday Back at the bedside