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Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
FOR SALE

lol, : ALE 2--iniI. ...\-lo"n 'et'-'
tnd pai:.-r. o,'-hIf a.fo -f"Uud. To-
c..,rd in tl!,ndalr. Ho> -. El"udajr.
nrL 7-l%-"tp
ron SALE cotton t.c.- print le'd
lat.. Apply Mi. Mas C"rd,I. Pct
tNu:,tl ru]tt-,. Slaughter E,arh Ih"ut
oocI;lI 7-I3- =
IOI; SALE Eah> carnage. hlach
H.attu.r with m.tuI construction. Mrs
David Iiuu-.mau. Phone G.;1Jl. Elton
daL., h.' E-2Lr
IOE SALE one Ma>ta- ua~h.up
Wach.I" muiui H. good conditions
Mir Harrl O Wni,Y. rhol" 3t>i
'il,,n~ood 7-l$-2tp
FOR SALE Concrete blocks. ami
ready MIXED concrete Kent Concrete"
Company. Mary street, Dover. ll'l
Phone 2Il2 m3u-tf
FOE SALE Au kind ot mrui,trr.
M.ttil, top stand cuoh STOVE, Int "l
luui".r IT, Davis. I';H NIl.>,
" I---nLI II ---1 l.----I
For SALE one NcCormck-D.rr-
ing corn cru~h.r. VIII ~.ll for >l"."o.
T"l"phou, 2l3I. AIl.u'~ Hatchery, Sea-
ford. Delaware. i39-it
IOE SALE Duro-Th,rIu oil BURNER
Stove. heats : on rooms Two porch
WuiuG~. urNN. used muidh1 Amanda
e. Iialrin@ton, Milford j'-2t
FOR SALE - Rock iWllrt~. twelve
weeks old. from NcWtui'- Hatchery
one odd uul.. reasonably priced j.
Raymond I;,uurtt. Milford 1-l&-lt
FOR SALE OId Town Canoo. Ii
t'"t long With >rousom~. IN good con
s'nd. Clark" avenue. Milford. Drl.
jl5-U
l@uE SALE 1891 IIrly.-UNd-u Mo-
torcNcl". Il twins. Good condition.
Apply To Wn II. Elliott. Ir lIidgo-
VILE. bet. near CoNcrdHl- Cru-~load.
1-l3-3tp
FOR SALE rarcc hammer mill,
Paprr ohc-halt tom mixer. good as
new. 1000 feet =. nch galvanized
pipe. ncU. II. Ernest ConWrn. Milton.
Del mll-1Ot
FOR SALE sleeper cabs. ucW-
>l"5 90: Straddlr G;t~ tanks. ncW. lln
gal N7".o" 1. :. Acroplan, Carriers,
Inc. Dover, Delaware. Phone 55l5 X
24\7 7-l%- It
FOR SALE store and Gllng station
In North Milton at Junction ul t.llrn-
daIt, Milford and I;rholoth Highway
t"l information soc ChH~ + Wilkins
Milton. D-l 7-l3-3i
CLOVER HAY 80 TONS
English Glover Hay viii hr for sale
when ready to bale. Clean an cIoNor
llac" order now. T. l.. kratz. Green
wood l'hon" 21o3 H2u-t
Fol; SALE On, crib 81 corn. aiouu,
N"" or :t" bushels to hr shtllcd an,
moved all al on" ttn". n:' &. I;ttt~
M'll-horo. p"l OHk prchard Road.
mile from MlI~hnro .i',- ~
EOI; SALE Small cottage. > ruem
\\l2 fl lined inside: III 10 small W,5,th
ctrrUof TRAILER with cover d""r-. t\
IT, with "nr spare lirc. Cau iIrdcr
lc0 DpI l'hnu" &tG1 1-12-l1
FOR SALE Seven room house
porrh,s. large lot. House in good con
: dlti0n Walk across tn" road and No
are in Milton Frank +, Workmau /
@. l;"N ~. Ellcndalc. Del. init
FOR SALE -Timbcr. leo ,,ciye. Wit
or without laud AdjniuluI Eund ,
ChaIlrS Halmor. Daniel Kitchens :n
: It"lStou Pepper. y Mon.., co |
NeaSry. GrorEotuWn, nrar Hath.rof
I jG-2tp
a FOR SALE Seven room hou~'
+ equipped with electricity. iucatod on'
= hall mill north OF Gravel Ilu. FOO
. capacity hroilor houS,. -.il.t.t'. !.
/ acres of Band. Lloyd /; Itt\td-u'
= Phone Milton 2G47 lr.uf-,,.toNt. T.; I
~ +. Dr i2.-.}
: SEAT COVERS FOR SALE
Nearly an c:,r~: ~t"ril,. batteries. art
ciator-. parts for nll cHI> pr.WhpidA
Artn SunnlN lnt IirnndkNl I,IN,
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
MEN WANTED to work in

SHWmlll and cutting tmhcr. Good pay
in - post war Industry. Ilarringtum
I.umhor and supply Company. Har-
riuGtou. Ib,l. Phone 2l3 i29-M
WANTED Family Of four drSir,.
houS. i'm Milford or Vicinity. having
all modern oonVcnicuccS. Will either
r,ut or huN. Address w II. Barnes.
co Milford Laundry. Milford iG-2tp
WANTED Middle aged whit. man
to h"lp fai~" 2n,oo" hroil,r@ Three
tlock@ year Living quarters and good
salary. Must i'' Soh"r reliable. Refer
rncc~. IioN -. l;out" /. Milton i6-tf
WANTED competent woman with
references as cook ana for downstairs
hou>' work: good living conditions
Write giving age, experience. etc.. to
Mrs. Had. zoos Krntmcrr Parkway.
w llmihGl"il' -, l)'L jG-l2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Tho undcr~j@n"d viii Offer AT Public
sal" al the front door of The Peoples
l;auk. Harrington. Delaware
- SATI'RnA IIIN u 1O1-
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13

Loans and discounts Un-
chdhE SHEET over
.draflsD .................>I >I.215.a>7lc;
United States Government
"hilG"tlon~. direct and
slnrant""d ............. 1.525.GG1 -
OhIigHtIouS Of state, and
political subdivisions 49,. 2a6, ,lno l.
othcr bonds notes, ana
d"hrutllrcs ............ l0G. INl t>
Corporate stocks .... g. igl Ou
Cash, balances with other
banks. Including reserve
EtlHuccS, and cash items
IN process uf collection. 9tG,"2> Il
l;nnk premises
Furniture and
Fixtures ..... 2.N27 NU
Real estate owned other
than liamk premises .... lG.G7G.l9
Total Assets .......... S+,2ot472. 60
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits OF midi
Vldual+. lartucrsh 'ps, and
corporations ........... .$2.%79, SOIL
Time deposits of indINid-
u3l<. partnerships. and
corroration+ ........... l.&37, ,l7>.7>
! Deposits OF United States
GoVrrun CincludiuG
postal SAVINGS ......... G.777.51
Deposits OF States and
political subdivisions .. 2.2N5.13
and officers checks. ctcI 1861
Total
Total Liabilities Onot
Including suhordiuHtcd
obligations shown he
Iowj ................. .s3.724.t1l.t4
CAPITAL ACCOI NTS
Capitals .................. lo".""".o"
surplus ................... %"o, "1". ~
Undivided profits ......... 11.&5N.33
Total Capital Accounts S All. .358. 55
Total Liabilities and
Capital Accounts ..... $4,2o1 ,472 90
sThis banks capital consists OF com
mon stock with total par value OF
$1u0. .0U0.Uu.
MEMORANDA
Secured and preferred
liabilities:
(dJ Deposits preferred uu-
der provision of law
hut not secured hJ
pledge of assets .....N I'll .uNl W
Cp TOTAL ..........s 22t, ,o8t ,oC
Suhordinatcd onliGatiunS:
(a) On date OF report the
required legal reserve
against deposits Of
this bank was .......N 70, ~ az
(h) Assets reported above
which We're eligible as
legal RESERVE arLOUnt-
ed to ....N SOS. .unu. ~
l. GEORGE II. REED. .IIi. TrcaSur
rr. uf the :hoVt-nHmlcd bank. do sol
cmnlX swear that tn" above statement
is true. and that IL fully aud corrrctl!
represents the true stat" OF the S'.V
,lll matters herein contained and 81
forth. To the hest Ol my knowledge ;nC
belief.
GEORGE r. REED, JE.
Treasurer
Correct Attest:
WM Y. SlTII.E,
CHARLES H. AEEOTT
GEORGE II. DRAPER, .lI;.
Directors.
State ot Delaware.
County of Sussex. IS:
Sworn To and subscribed h"for" NJ
= this 10th day Of July. lHl3. and
hereby certify that | am not an office
or director OF this bank.
(SraD
Sara L. Gricr. Notary Public
= My commission expires 9-2l i6.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
FOR RENT

FOR ItENT-TWo-room apartment
s"mi- private bath; 51l East Front St,
Milford. 7-l3-lt
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
NOTICE


NOTICE >cie~"r+ -latprmcd .Ior'4
.ri".r shop. Muioid jt-2tp
notice Luo.d comnit. .hnrr J.
!ia-tlnt-. Milton. I'M Phone 800
t-'-.1p
NOTICE-caSh paid :or good used
cars and JunkcrS. see Cross. Frcdcrica
tl3-"Ntp
NOTICE Cu~ Wa-h"d and simon
iz"d. I>H>unttlc l'houc 81. Milford
j22 II
NOTICE -WIu huy ali Ola paper al
lt2 East street. Milford. William Lass.
ai-U
NOTICE Chicken houses sprayed.
lIut,i j Il1~tm2~, Milton. Dcl. Phone
&3".. j29-3tp
NOTICE pnJ and sand hauling.
Elmrr j. HASTINGS Milton, bel. Phone
i.''"'. j29-&tp
NOTICE FOUND Wcdding ring.
DWu,I iu.hl1& at W. tth ST. Mil
:"td. 7-13-llp
NOTICE Auto loans. rcfinancing.
Insurance, G. Edgar Wood. lo3 Church
street. Milford. pcL Phone =. aH-tf
NOTICE Wc do custom haling
WIN N'N ftoIiihu iAltf. ftohcft {.
Wilson. Phone l21, Harrington, Del
.iA->t
NOTICE Freight your live stock to
ihiE,dolrhIa stock yard every Tues
day E"HSouthl, rates. James 7. Will
SON. Harrington. Delaware. j29- itp
NOTlCE Ou and ator 1hi~ date.
JIly :. l4I5. / VIII NOT h, responsible
for t't- Wic-- contracted hy myself.
Goo. IT, Tucker, ';rrruWood. pcl
7-l3-3tu
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
FOR SALE


FOR SALE one pick up truck
Write ChtonIcl" EoN {. Milford. jl3-&t
FOI; SALE Electric non Stella
Wright. Milford. K. -. J6-tf
FOR SALE rigs. Also rye. + NJ.
cum. .Ir. I'ranhf"rd. bel iG-3t
roE SALE Late cabbage plants
Basil forry. Gcor2' town. peL j22->tp
FOR SAI.I:-Onr 2-hor~,. Iow-down
wagon Gus lI;dl. Lincoln. p'l
7-l3-2tp
milk COOLER. Douglas Fry, Milford.
7-l3-lt
FOR SALt.-C'ahhagr plants Harry
Bowen. New Wharf Bridge, Milford.
.-L2-1-p
Pretty Print Material Feed
BAGS FOR SALE. John Green. Lin
coin. jl1-tf
FOR SALE I6 it. boat with Marine
motor ideal for fishing. Call Milford
632J12 7-l3-2t
FOR SALE one Ford pickup with
nov motor and good tires. Phone i%l.
Milford. jG-2tp
Fol; SALE Thrcc-burucr oil stove.
l.. NJ Ross, ) W. lth st. Milford.
7-13-Itp
FOR SALE one motor bike. good
condition. Call 21u6, Greenwood, D"L
1-l3-2tp
long red skins Warren Sisters. Ellen
tl:tl,. Del T-I,-Ii II
FOR SALE lHcyclc. latc model,
good as new. Howard Hastings. Lin
coin. DrL w u
FOR SALE MoturcycIc- 1910 mo
del. SIZE 81 John j. Yodcr, ';rr"n-
wood 3i91. 1-l3-2tp
FOR SALE Late nar Dutch cab
hago plants. l'hon" 80, +. g. Mad
den. MLIIold .-l5-2lL ,
FOl; SALE I.atr cabbage plants.
MiS Iohn :. Holland. DUPONT High
MHI. MIlord ~
FOR SALE Fresh frozen squid. -.
j. shea. Phone G60E2I. Cedar leach
Road. Milford. mi-ti
FOR SAI.t, Is few pieces ol used
-ash. Cheap. y. T.. Downing Co.. Mil
ford. Phone IS. j6-2t
Choice BrOilers For Sale -
3 to il3 pounds John Ruth. Lincoln
Del, at the railroad. J29-3
FOR SALE one Ford pick-up Will
new motor and good tires. Phone l3l
John NHilor. Milford. 762tI
FOR SALE 1879 onr-Half ton ChcV
rnlct truck. Good condition. Phone
, 10. Harrington Ice co. 7-l3-2
For SALE Three fresh heif"rs
one IIolStcin and two GuCrnScYs. q
A Wilson, Houston. Del. 7-l%-lu
FOR SALE Radio. Odds auto radio
lin st class condition. 6. f.. BRADLEY y
Ward stlcct. Harrington j6- III
For SaIe-Cabbage Plants
late fiat Dutch .In" Watson. nea
!, Milford on Fort Salisbury Road.
y 7-l3-3tp
o FOR SALE GI.ADlOLI. pink Ia
vrndcr and scarlet Phone -,57-I;. Mil
ford. W. {. C;oodcn. \. Walnut st
7-l3-2t
> FOR SALE Tree rip"urd Hcllo'
frreStonc prachcs. w tt. pA>sWat"r
x Sons. Bridgcvillc. Del Tel. 5eo5
>, 1-l3-it
1t FOR SAI.F.-On, truck canvas. goo
y as new: will cover + foot body Phul
Is Georgetown, Del. lG"-W. Harvey Don
y uVan. 7-l%-:
! FOR S.ALE-l.atr cabbage plant
q also pigs l.. nile east OF LiucuI
Phone Gl5R1, Milford. Oui~ K ca,
ptLtcr. ii- #
FOR SAIL. ono pre- war bal
coach. in good condition, Inquire
Mrs Howard DutIou. McCullry stree
Milford. j6-
FOR SALE ON" Williamson pip,
less furnace. In first class couditi0
le 24-inch frehoX. Geo. t.. Atkins. Mi
| ton. Del jS-
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
TUESDAY. JULY II, l945
FAENlIN,i IMPLEMENTS

STAETING NT ONE T. NJ
Ram or shine
The following.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
ATCONERS FOR SALE

Nearly An caI~: ~tur:il,. batteries. gem
orators. paIt- for HlI car> Draw WhuidGr
Auto Supply cat IiroadkIIl River
DraWhIidgrD hathaway hctWccm Nil
ford and ItchOhoth iG- PIP
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13

NOTICE IirinE your Jcwclry trou-
hcs to mo. cam rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches to look and run
hh, new. Rings to order. any type.
Repair work and cleaning done while
you wait. GIFTS mailed free in the
t. :. \. Broken jewclry. diamond
hroochoS. rings of any description
hous;ht for cash. All work guaranteed.
:. H. Frank. the Little Jeweler on
The Bridge" Phone i04. Milford. il7tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Milford Trust Company
OF MILFORD

Of MILF ORD
IN the State of Delaware. At the Close
OF Business on June 3oth. 1915
ASSETS
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
WANTED

WANTED Typewriter. can Mulold
G32I12 7-l%-2t
WANTED Good uecd ca,s. A. {.
Houston. Milford. m9-tf
SALESGIRL w ANTED-
Sico Drug Store. Milford ml6-tf
WANTED 5oo.ooo large pinc comes
II. ERNEST ConWcII, Milton, Del
m1l-lUt
WANTED Goo IL tlrc IN good com
dltion. l;oN y" ~ Milton bet
7-l&-2tp
WANTED Gnn to WORK ~ soda
fouhaIu. ArrIN Milford Hu- center.
:. l.-II
WANTED Washing ana isouin. 10
do at home. lo1 church St Milford
1-i"-2'p
WANTED Wom,n 10 l,arn 10 cuI
huttun-. NJ ". Edgnnon. Milton
- '-Lj-,'
WANTED Pickles ana more and
more, pickles. O. W, Davis. Milford.
Del. t2-tf
WANTED U,lr Milford Concrete,
INW jN-tf
WANTED, Now-Ten Guinea
fowl. Lester {. I.oN,tt l'honc ~,
Milford. 7-l3-tI
WANTED Eovhoat. state she.
pric. and condition. Ifp> 40 ~. NH
tom prl 1-i3-2t- y
WANTED = SOY BEANS,
Ahruzzi Rye. Waiter Owens. Erldg,
ll.E, ~. -
WANTED 5.oun pounds turkey
h'ard II. Ernest Conwcll Milton.
l''I3"ai, n1I I-I.l
WANTED rlac~ to hoani Eliza
.'i iitrI-. co Mary Itirc. Ea;1u-
h@'"'. I".' -li-lir
WANTED rr...,a la,t ae-. .n,.
'P',d "Hi rs.. i,a> r., ~
zI--L--- -. ~
WANTED rra.W:r ,rh without
uGltr~~. I'll :. r.. Front -. "r .al
Milford $50 1-l3-}ti
WANTED Mau IT, ,'i.u-lc root u
South EuVer> II {. Irisi@. Milford
T. =. =. y" j"-3tl
WANTED Men to work ia fyl-
tuiZcr plant. Apply "thrr "t Milford
Fertilizer Company. Milford jG-3l
WANTED Help TO work in saw mil
or m woods Douglas Morgan, Lin
coin. Del. Ihon" Milford 614Jli. j2l II
WANTED Ten mon. good wages
plcuty of over time. M"rvinr Poultry
Company, Greenwood. Phone 2Nl1.
at-u
. WANTED Help Youu& nnu inter
rSt,d iu i#lnhluG career. Peoples Eanh
OF Harrington. Apply at the hank.
1-l3-2
WANTED Gjrl or Woman ia ear,
fur child Permanent home tor prop
- mutN. Write IioN \. Chrouiclc Mil
+ ford iG- >
WANTED Trurk driver for nrg,
lo-wh-,h.r & VI {. Must have ycarS
. ,Nr,ricuc' and references. can Nil
: ford G2tI;lI i2H-.;
WANTED Good col!utrN lard. heh
".J cash prc" piid. unlimited uIHIti
tics uc,dcd. Write l;uN -. NNllur
= Chronicle. Milford. m25 t
i WANTED contracting Tor side
. walks. basement llourS. Brick am
!. Flock work. Kent Concrete Company
j Mary street. Dover, Del. Hhonc 2ll2.
. m3U-tt
WANTED Middle agr or oldc
II couple. to move or com" into my nom
" and ! r,.n ain a~ ou,- uf family Ere
5 Wilson, ln2 ErJd4ohnm AVE.. Milton,
/. b y
:. WNNTEp- Men or women to wOr
7 in product iou department. Steady Nvor
- :, days - week Experience not Iirco )
= sary Apply Milford Laundry. M,llor,
H3G-tG
$ WNNTEp TO RENT House +,
slElr. so small children Contact "
i w. Mctiinu"s, Phone ll9 or 2I1R. Mi
ford 1-13-
y WANTED Man or hoy to work
II auto supply store. Convenient hotu
:" and pleasant working conditions. NJ
ply Taylor Auto supply Company. Mi
- ford. n234
- PLATFORM MEN AM
= LOG AL DRIVERS Wanted
- Weeks vacation with ouc year So
Njcr. MHstcn Trucking Company. Nj
- ford j22-
to MEN WANTED to work
= 4HWmill and cutting timber Good y;
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
lllIali1N.

NOTlCE Try NrWtou Quality
Chicks and hatchlng eggs To improve
or maintain profits through better
Nurh~ in ro.st-WHr c"upctition New
Huur~hlr,- and Barred Rock. pcdi-
@lr,.-hi,.d hotu uud,r L .. l.. and
n,J,t Idt>"'r prn1rn}u Tor comhiuH-
tjyr az u.al aHd ,lu production. cat
.lo- 50 \,N1ou y Son co. Dept
N ltd-rNIir. D,I. j6-it
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
Ell E c TROLUX- :.

authorized repair and genuine part ::
t\r.ci II few ucW ElcctroluN Cleaners
this month WIilr Gc0rG" Nuhln.
Lakewood 'iaidrn>, Dover. Del.
7-l%- tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
Report of Condition Of
Greenwood Trust
Company
OF GREENWOOD

In the State OF Delaware at the Close
of Business on June 90. 1915
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
TRIPLE A GRADE Barred

ROCk FIIT.ETN for SHIr- Ready 70
l,A I'l,ttc :tpl. t;t,,uW,',"l l','L
t. st
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13

MOTH 4. ~cle~"I~ .-hHtpru"d .Iut's
.Ii".r shop. MHi"lt JG-2tp
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
Arrests
Continued from PAGE 1

convicted of a morals offense
in Mason county and had beer
sentenced to Jackson prison fol
from two years to life but hao
been released after serving three
years of that term.
The two men, both ex-con.
victs are each charged with Grim
inal assault and robbery unarm-
ed and are held under bonds OF
$4,000 for each charge or q
total of $4,000 each. Prosecutor
Wilbur F. Held presented the
states case.
Bodah was arrested Monday
night in beer garden on Prem
tice street in Detroit. Sheriff S
deputies Richard DeKetelaere
and William Wolcott assisted
Kaltenbach in making the arrest.
Bodah was sentenced from Ma
comb county in 1941 to serve q
four to six year term for viola
ton of probation on breaking
and entering charge.
Detectives James Dunleavey
and John Leffew Of the Detroit
Police department had appre-
hended Spells Saturday night
and turned him over to Macomb
officials.
The two men are being held
in connection with an assault on
a 31-year-old war worker and
mother last Jan. 80 after she
had gone off-shift at a Detroit
plant at 2 in the morning.
The men had met the victim
on Mount Clemens-bound bus
and, according to information
given the Sheriff's department,
had persuaded the woman whose
car was parked in Mount Glenn
ems to give them ride home.
Once in the car, the woman,
who is the mother of three chill
dren, reported her aSsailants
seized control and drove to a
desolate spot on the outskirts OF
the city and after beating her
into submission assaulted her.
They also stole $50 from her
purse, the police report stated.
Checking a description given
them by the victim Of the as
sault, the Sheriff's office issued
a nationwide pickup order for
the two men after Prosecutor
Held had authorized the issu-
ance of warrants.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
Supreme Food
Gar Demanded
by Senate Group

WASHINGTON, May IS -
(P) - Creation of "a supreme
administrator for food" was rec
commended by the Senate Agri-
culture Committee today in a
report sharply critical of OPA's
administration.
'The committee believes" the
report said. that the Office of
Price Administration has failed
miserably to enforce price and
ration-control regulations"
AS steps to improve the sup
ply and distribution of meat, the
committee recommended:
Il. A forthwith increase in the
return to feeders of AA and A
grades of cattle through a fair
and sufficient subsidy to feeders
to encourage them to feed out
range cattle to the maximum
degree, thereby encouraging the
feeding of more cattle and in
creasing not only the quality blu.
the weight of AA and A grades
of cattle.
90. An immediate incentive
program to encourage, during
the spring and early summer.
the marketing of more grass and
unproductive dairy cattle.
-. Raising the support price
OF hogs and extending support
prices to cover all weights of
hogs.
II. That assurance be given
producers that support prices
and ceilings for livestock will
not be lowered unless adequate
notice of such change be given.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
Brutality
Continued from Pare I

Continued from Page
Establishment at Buchenwald, the
lawmakers said:
Pictures and descriptions of
the conditions at this camp cam
not adequately portray what we
saw there, and it is only when
the stencil of the camp is smell
ed that anyone can have a COM
plete appreciation Of the depths
of degradation to which the
German Nazi government and
those responsible for it X had
dropped in their treatment of
those who have failed to en-
brace the doctrines of the mas
ter race
A macabre detail Of the Da-
chau camp was related. There
prisoners of distinction" in
Guiding those with military rec
ords, were permitted to kneel on
a small board walk as they were
executed by gunfire. Women
and common political prisoners
knelt on an earthen bank to re-
ceive their death bullets.
"Since we had seen no collins
at other camps visited, we in
quired why collins were used at
Dachau, and were informed that
these collins were reserved for
prisoners of distinction"
The committee visited Dachau
within 48 hours after it's liber-
alton by American forces.
when we arrived there were
many prisoners lying dead be-
tween the inner and outer barb
ed-wire fences" the legislators
said, apparently shot by the
guards. xxx Lying in rows.
were about 800 bodies of those
who had died and had been col
lected that morning from the
various barracks"
Concluding its recitation of
the damning evidence, the re-
port asserted:
THE committee feels that out
of it all justice will emerge,
and that through the sickening
spectacle which we have wit
messed of the degradation to
which human beings have been
subjected, will come ultimately a
firmer realization that men of
all nations and all tongues must
resist encroachments of every
theory and every theology that
debases mankind, and that a
more just and enduring peace
may arise upon the ruins and
from the sacrifices which the
human race has endured through
one of the most crucial periods
of its history"
Those making the trip were
Senators Barkley, Cd KyD,
George (D-GaD, Thomas Cd
Utah), Brooks (R-Ill), Wherry
(R-Neb.), Saltonstall (R-Mass),
and Representatives Thomas Cd
Texas), Richards (D-S.C.), lac
(D-Calif), Vorys (R-Ohio), Mott
(R-Ore.), and Short (R-Mo.).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15

LASING, May 15-(P)-Pic'
keting outside lawful union
purposes, or picketing which
"tends TO create a monopoly is
illegal under a decision issued
Monday by the State Supreme
Court.
The court, in a six TO two split
decision, emphasized in three
separate opinions, however, that
unions have the right 10 conduct
peaceful picketing." II held
that the union involved in its
decision maintained picket
line without a lawful objec-
tive"
The majority decision re-
versed a finding by Circuit
Judge Chester p. OHara of the
Wayne county circuit court that
picketing of the Harper-Mulli-
gan Funeral Home IN Highland
Park by the International
Brotherhood of Transfers twas
a lawful union objective"
COORDINATE REPRISALS
The court said the funeral
home proprietors joined the
union in 1912 and paid their
dues for one year, then sought
TO withdraw from the union.
The union then established
picket lines and wholesale flor
lists, casket firms and other COM
panies in the funeral service
business who were union MEM
bers refused to cross the picket
lines. Most funeral homes and
funeral supply firms in Wayne
county are affiliated with the
union, the court said
The six justices who voted TO
reverse the lower court issued
two opinions to express slightly
different points of view, al
though their conclusions were
similar. Chief Justice Raymond
w. Starr wrote a dissenting
opinion signed by Justice
George E. Bushnell.
Justice E. M. Sharpe, writing
the controlling opinion, said the