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Evening star., 1945-05-06
Farmers I'm Wonderland
BY VERNON POPE
BY VERNON POPE

It's about three miles to the poultry labo-
ratories. They consist of a couple of small
office buildings surrounded by hundred
odd wooden sheds from which wire enclosed
poultry runs extend in all directions. More
than 10000 turkeys and chickens keep the
air vibrating with noise.
The man who tells you about the turkeys
holds PhD and couple of other degrees,
but you find him dressed in overalls and
hard at work in one of the turkey runs.
Turkey Of White Meat
DURING the last 10 years, he tells you,
one of the projects has been the breeding
of turkey for the small-family market At
Beltsville they have crossed half-a-dozen
different breeds, now have turkey which
strongly emphasizes the white meat and
has compact body to fit the kitchenette
oven. It's already on the market.
The Beltsville poultry specialists have
improved on chickens, too. They get them
to lay eggs with yolks of almost any color
by feeding certain foods and dyes. They
breed some to lay eggs with whites that will
stay compact when poached and Others to
produce hard-shelled eggs that withstand
rough handling and keep we'll in storage.
They are now figuring out how to tell
male and female baby chicks apart so that
they can concentrate on the more profitable
future hens. They now have an experimental
line whose male chicks carry dark stripe
down the back
At the nearby dairy some 200 Holstein,
Jersey and Red Danish milk cows are quar-
tered in clean, well-kept barns, surrounded
by green, rolling pastures.
Beltsville dairy specialists are tackling
this tough problem: Which heifers should be
turned into veal and which saved to be-
come mixers? 1t costs about 500 to raise
a heifer to milking age. and every year
about 100000 turn out to be Improbable
milk cows.
The Beltsville men believe they are on
the way to solving that problem. By exami-
nation of the udders of scores of calves they
now can predict milk-producing capacity.
Your next stop is the swine-breeding
center. And you needn't turn up your nose
They have lot of respect for pigs here.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Director Since l94l

| HE same went for their former director.
Eugene c. Auchter, the Departments Ad-
ministrator of Agricultural Research. With
the Department since 1928, he headed re-
search activities from 1871 until February,
l945. P. V. Carbon is the present director.
Under his direction the Research Center
assists in and co-ordinates the work of
other federal and state experimental sta
tons throughout the country. That necessi-
tates tremendous variety of research
facilities, and variety is what Beltsvie has,
The Beltsville administration building is
located in the midst of the fields. pastures
and orchards. There, if you're a visitor with
a good reason for asking. you'll get map
indicating points of interest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-29
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1915

kinS. Prayer for judgment was
tinued upon payment of s75 ",,, .'n5
doctors hi ana costs of cour,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-29

We cannot expect other nations
to see eye TO eyc with Us if We hook
down on them Scandinavian New,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-29

BARBECUE-It mas been pretty
definitely established that General
LeN,, introduced barbecue mic
North Carolina nearly a hundred
years ago when he returned t. Ia
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
MILFORD NECK
MILFORD Neck Hrthodi>t Church
Rev. DHNid I. Mnnh. Hn>tnr

Services TO-! Sunday. l.u.cn -,
Sunday S,noo. services .' l.. H..
Harvey Thomp-oN ~'u ...t..io:'
IhutcA services ut = p mi. at ''.r
pastor Everyone ~uod4 urt,a4
thr-" services
Nj. and Ms DAVID Watson. d.
Cedar Neck. li4'yH N. a'o Aa-
Joshua Wiley uNi -cA. lusL... j .
TuvsGay evening
Mr. and MIS-. EdW.a Short .io
daU4hIcrs. sara ANA Ei./uh,'!.. ~
tvrtaincd N.u uad AIRS I.~auu VII.
ley and S,E Joshua. j. a-d .i.~
John Mackl.u and dau-at.. L...
Mae, "Wednesday ,v,AlA4
Mr.. uud MIS-. juhu Lon-ao'h,m
visited friends, ID, Ch,~'rr ia. 'A.-
week.
SIR. Dawson Irn.a. o., Wiha.n4-
tom. Spcu' tine Wc,h.rud N.ta h-
parents. Mr.. und Mrs Jnha I:~I"
Mr.. and M4~. Ip:m I->t'I N.
and Mrs. WI'Nam WV .ud ~'n
Rouni,. and " , Alu' I.'.a''s "Hc
dau4h,,r. Jo-Anur. uU Of Nln"rl
We're Sunday dinner quests o.. Nr
and Mrs.. John Il Nt.~ 5sl -n.
Wilbur.
MIR. and Mis-. it.wy Thomas Wish
10 express their appreciation '' al
! who had par' in tjl, hp-A.4- "l
thri corn on NalcA I"ra
Mr. Edwin Short ~r.A f@-a-
cay with her mcIL. NJ E..
! / eth CallaWay. "t rrrd ..,..
J Mr.. Edward paSsNo',.-. 81 Il..s
ton. is buIlG.M4 ID HON ~uHa-" at
his cottage at Ei- %rouo Beach
The Wom,u'- Society of Chris
tiau Service m,t iL 'A, ,Au'cu a-'
Friday tvcum2 WjL a good af
tcmdancc Mrs J.H,- N.uh ..,
scented au i1trrostU> rro-ra'u 4
good time Nd~ ,niuy,G t'y ail VI
Iouarhah : Wills j. ,.u.t.naa 80
rhc pr3-r;uu 1T cue urE1 :u"'u..
Aiu and MIS- WIuMu ts,f:u
and family ~IrW fr4day rt.>,u.
with Nr and Ml> Lr-t" G1'"nlt
and lumil;
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
FELTON,

The Home Missionary Circle of
the ". : G. :. met Thursday al
t"rnon al the home OF Mrs.. W. II.
Eaton.
\ card and hiugo party viii be-
hcld in the Odd Fellows Hail Sal
urday evening. March l.. for the
benefit of the Red Cross SPONSORED
ny the Sarah Rebrkah Lodge.
Mrs Albert Hughes ana Mrs. Al
|in J1Erell We're Weekend GUESTS
ii relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Raleigh. OF
Chester. spent The wrek-end al
their home in town and had us
their guests. Mrs. Elton Raleigh
and daughter. Bonnie Lee. uG Do
Yer.
Mrs Edward Morrow and sons.
OF Philadelphia are visiting with
Mrs. MorroW's parents. sir. ANA
Mrs. Il. T. East.
Mrs. MARGARET Warren has lc-
turned from winters stay with
h"r son-in-laW aud daughter. Mr..
and Mr.. Andrew Hutton. ot Phila-
dclphia.
Mr.. ami Mrs William Marker. OF
GEORGETOWN. and Mr.. Willard De
Ions o1 Brid@cville. We're Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ira DelOng
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
MAGNOLIA

Ms John NcIHuu-. Al.~ Ella
a,tu Srhua.t Mrs. Paul Woo5eu
.rG Miss Bctry Woot.u accompan-
.,H MIS- Lutri- Case. OF Milford. T.
W.4H.H-ruu. OH Saturday.
i.r- James SchuyI,1. J., SPENDING
It '...fE-uay i-uEe win las Wiz
and tany L~l. PEr Schuyler has
served SIX uoAtlI~ iH IT,, Eutop,au
rae.t-r ot WuI Wh,r, Ii, lost 4
l,a.t %. his fopr
.is- t.>,. .Nn Norll~ Md dau.A-
~. Eleanor and Ml~~ Jano Roe
~r.nr tH. Weeh-eud With the for
.u.tS hlorh,r-.i-.aW ana sister.
AIs. and Mrs F. : Wilson, ol l.eip-
Nr. and Ms. 0m uu are ~
o,.*sl4 coa-9ataltuon~ on the
H.rA II ~oA. UHu Ice. Ir ho.ll
~ Nnday February -. Mrs lin
unG.fVc!t a Cao~aam ope4ariou.
~t., Is ruv dauahrr ut Nh. and Mr..
Ieh4 :;cL,uIcE
N ana Ns~ \. Y l!oa,u. Of
S.l.~er:. spent tDa "oek-.nd with
rlel. -ol-ju-luW and d;m4hr,. NJ.
.ud Ne- e G. McllNaiue
The March m.rrlna ri tha Wo-
iHru > Society OF Christian Service
Wa~ held ii thc uo:ne OF Mr.. and
Mis- NUIte5 Murr,l on Wednesday
oycr.iI-. with The president. Mrs
kHlA Da5ls. presiding and con
GuC ue I'll, usual ervof.ouS Re-
H"u If standing committees. \
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

noti"n Was adopted to MAX" The
usual coLr3ihut.oN tu The R,u
Gross y motion Was also adopted
70 >"rd ah>eurc, ca.G> 20 members
after they lay, been unsrnr tnssc
mtttu-S. TAe parsonage cumm:t-
TEE Was given authority 10 muh.
sone nreded improvements III he
par$onusr furnishings 80 Wus
turned Ii from ii luncheon served
ny III. .3q;,, III ium,r's moot
ln4 Sponsor'd ny III, local caAnu-
colupaAy. Coy,y and Mar'Iuo ul
tIe Na-no.Ia Pachlu- Co Also
IS from tine rrcr:t covered dish
>upogp III Tie Rcd M,u'S Hall The
social clan2Han N... I.Uta AuGyI-
SON presented fNt toiiuWln. pro.
2laa- i GIU~ic" roluaucr in
which NJ N.chla- Wou Gst pril,
HE SECOND prize being divided !
49oup ot old ~ua4s WeIt played hy
'tr cAaIrn.aN AID several SONGS
Wrle rendered ny the 4roup and
a Gtudn& Wa~ 4iY.u by Mrs Karh-
ryn kui2Af. after which rho hos
loss served .,tses!mrHtS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

N" e.' ~"..t +. .rul' 1ha- Al
fo.a ".e .a."'.a - lS A...
.- 't.- ~...r- N... rl. 4ln
N ..u 81 Ju.U l..ch... .,.a
oau-:!i... l.a NH. AL. ana .l.-
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-G,-.- '' +. H.a .i~ JaHu uI-
o-.. i. u.a. N.Io.4
..- >Ir~ A.H..t N.ua IIl
.ha ...a-..a a.r~ ~4u.
.at h..' s-1. -t.~'- d. -. @.a
Na-. -.-.. G..a> 4:< i.
..r tu.- r..4-
Las. Noa.u> .1,ua- VAS ,.,n-
u.,',.> " -..ts.~, hH'aQy p.l,y
IT,. N- t.4i. ~uut \tan.
rl.. A.. ~t A.. II. a,d lI..
D..a H.:sr .l.-. Joshua l,.II.,
anna -"a. 'a-.a# -. oAu A.. s.c.-
Ht.I aAo a,ra,e. l..oia...
t..l.l aua .t.,,. nu.~ and u
... I.au G.-.l.} Presents ,l.,.
r.,..A',t. .u Ms. Snor and a..
la"-.. ."rs tIHH> b..rAduy ~
luu uy~ a.-. ~l.- -p Mrs Es...t
A'''i't'4> t,r g..am and oak.
N,.o .,.1,o tu .lI \ .-aI ..!...
aa.' ,t...#- ~a- -I.At ~ hotA ,i.
yuUu. ami p.a
H.. ~ad AIS h...4 r Wood e..
E.,aer.D W... F.5d"y u.1h, a..
A' -r-f- ~ ~. a4a MIS-. u...>
T@"u.e.a aaa >'rs Aina.au -,
N,r4~pl.
N'e Wli.am Macklm ard ,hH.
df'. ~re.' ma ""et-oud Nth h.f
I.""I~ 49, and Ms Are:y CI,u
n.u.,l ul FoaU,a,a
Mr. a.@ N- IIu:y,y Tlo.9s~n,
..d Nr- N.uauau S,.yyn,o. ,,.,,
N"ada> a.2:r dinner Guests OF NJ.
,IG NJ, Wired Meredith.
N'~ !IMad F,cuch. ol INn,l
Il-.4''. and NI~ Alllcd slrrrd,rt
"'." S.tH ItH csrH.n@ GUESTS :.
Nl.. Dt,,e> Thompson aad Nj.
NiuuIt.u .t.t,r-nIl.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

Nh and Mrs. r. G. Ingram spent
Sunday Nith Jh,m >uu-iA-IuW and
dau2hter. Mr. and Mrs. Taylo.
Case. ol near Dover
Au> William Iiuslcy ana son.
Billie spcnf Sunday with her par
cHl~. MG ana Mrs. William OrNi>
Mrs John Schmick slcnt SOY
c}a} days last week With her par
eats. Nh. ANA Mrs John Kelly. a.G
Aar Sisters. Nr und M.a Reuben
OUtt"". a"J SIR and Mrs. NilIam
Moore. a.. ct Felton,
The Mons Hihlr Glass hcl1 q
me1iu4 u' IT," rarSoaa-" ON Tues
day .}.LiA- ion rcor&uuiZatiuu.
\ luHH,. ..om hrre attended the
iHu'.i 81 jo~eph Smith. @! Jones
Nrch hold ii HE home OF his
tuU@A',.. Mrs Nora C.uh. ncar
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
l,NI.lIl VI \kEl.
AIS. ST Ms. N DIVORCE
IIE NIAIL 81 DLLAMhRr
10 ,he Sherin Of yus>ey Count, ,
sUtaEN CCuHIY. ~

10 the sheriff Of SUSSEX County. Greeting:
y ltiI;iA%. Dorothy b.Hprr IpkoI,
nn iItht Us Ter utNt tri,ud. G.,d}~
TnNt- ErtI"I by h"r rlitiuu 80 TN
1Hda"~ - uui Superior Court. til,d in
th' office ~ the l'rothuuutniy ut said
tUult. IN and tor SU~S'.N
S"ah Cuul ~. tor the c:tl~r OF COM
Iituu th'r-iii alleged has
mad" oFIhrnt!un To ulu saul JUdl--
ihHt " 'Ci'... u.it Tee. prunujIhrrd dis
So ItIi@ thr EinliI;t@t "NI~tinG b'tNr,Ii
IT," pei ifIo!I'.i "f.d EHIrh NJ l;Hh,r.
W.. OFi'iorr command NuU as %ui
V'Ir GrrriDlor, commanded. 1hnt }uti
>uittuon I1bh u i"k.r th,t ~ g..
amt "pI'"r nj Tine ir>t jrru thereof.
% 81. hpId ~ G"ntt.'toWu ul4 Monday.
t't. '"rd dt} ~ AIrl Hr\t. 'o ar--
W'r 'h' ALLEGATIONS ot thr sand pc
tuon'r Dorothy Draper Iiak,r. :,n u-
ianl hN her tcXr lrIcnd. G!aGl~ Tljvit~
Draper. according 10 1h" Net ut A.
nlhlE i:. such c@.-. iund, ami pro-
\!si' Il. and also To Ju ana receive, what
tb" Court shall rh-, Hud thtrt com
side" culr' luin% him In this hcllult aS
10 tio Court shah ~,rfn meet ;'d con-
-j~''Ht With th- provisions Of the said
Vel of -\.-s' infIN. and have You ih,lI
there this writ.
WITNESS. th" HONORABLE DAN
lt.I. j LAYTON. uur ChI,i Ju.-tjc,
at o;,or t"Nu. thr NTH day ui Ivh-
iunrN Il li". N,>r ct uIir Lord ON,
thousand rii." huudr.d a.d ioity-tiv"
Issued - -
ROBERT y Hl'NTt.i. rro'v
tI,tbEItICk T. WIlITNE.N. N't"rr-l
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
TIE STATE, OF DELAWARE

.CSSEX COUNTY. ..
TIE STATE OF DELAWARE
10 TIE sheriff of SUSSEX County. Greeting:
WHEREAS. -Nii;H = Dirk.i.uu rs
h'i I".tjtioH 10 th'. Judge ut DUr Su-
priior Court. tl-d ~ the office of th.
HrulhunnturN tf sand Count. lu and ini
.,li..;'H County. t"r ih" c:li.s,.
'S'"D OF c":Hl iIiut thrr'-jn :ll"g' It.
has ni:G" application to our
,IId Judges 'h:,i q decree, may b, pro-
uutlncrd q --"Eju" thr uHirinuc "N-
i>tin@ h'tN"cu tine petitioner aud
Ed>,=rd \. Dir<rrsou
We. Tier, trr.. command y0lI ~ NOu
W'r'. h, ,r,t"lO"' cOl''ti:. id"d. thai NUtl
summon Edward - D.c<orsuu that
hc hs. and HIpc:,r ~ thu n"Nt term
thereof. to h" h"ld in GcOrectOWi. "u
Monday. tine second day of april next
10 answer th" allegations of the sand
petitioner Anita :. Dickrr.-uiI nccurd
ng to IN" Net OF Assembly in such
case madc and provided ;ud also t.
do and receive What tine Court .H;hI
hjn IL tins hrhulf - to tine court
thu. PROV ISiUuS of the .,nid Act of ~
scrnhly; and lav" You then 1Icr, This
writ:
WITNESS. TIA" HONORABLE DNN-
lei. j. LNNTON. our Chirf Justice
at Grorg, town. TIM fifth day of l'r!-
tuHrN in thu year Uf our Lord Uu'
Thousand utjr' hundred and forty live
l. s,Ird = 2G IS
ROBERT - NTEH. pru'y
II EDWARD MAILL4 Attorney.
mast
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

Dove! on Tuesday afternoon. The
deceased was former resident of
Maauona ana was - years old. He
mas Il 4rundsou. Hugh Gibson. who
Is Il prisoner OF war in Germany.
lie has TWO nieces. Mrs. Aubrey
Wheaton ana Mrs Tile kentOn.
and one nephew. Willis Smith. i'll
MAGNOLIA.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

"US5EE COUNTY. ..
HE STATE OF DELAWARE
10 the sheriff of Sus>cx County. Crrrt;ng.
NiIEi1EAS Marian Jester stuart
~ i"r pcttiun to the judge, of ollt
.lHh' ii'r '"uIi, td,d in the office of
I'M lrut hunUtarN Of said Court in
and tur Sussex county. Tor tI,.
'.1'1D cause Of compItint therein al
h@rd. huS made tppli,atluu to
oar s3id JUDGES tlI:tJ "a decree, may H..
pronounced di~soINiu@ tho MARRIAGE.
C\istint between the petitioner and
W'rd'll y. StuHlf
We. therefore command YOU rs vou
M'r' hcrrt0tor, commanded. that YOU
summon Woldell \ stuart that hr
j." HId appear AT thc ncNt term there
"f. to t." h"id ia Georgetown. on Mon
day. the second day Of April next. Ia
answer tho alterations of the sand
petitioner Marian .t,stcr stuart ac-
COIdiuP to IT." Nct Of Assembly in
such case made and provided. and
also Ia do and receive what the Court
-lHii then ana there consider CON
ccruinG him in this behalf as To the
count shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions of the said Act ut
Assembly: and have YOU then thcr,
tins writ:
WITNESS. the HONORABLE DAN
lei. j. LAYTON. our chief JuStic,
AT Georgetown. the firth day oi Feb
rtiHrN iE the year Of our Lord Ont
thousand nine hundred ana forty five
Issued > q a.
ROBERT -. HUNTER. Pro'y
CNI.EE NJ WRIGHT, Attorney
m2-5t
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

AIS. Suns. IN DIVORCE
CS5E% COUNTY. IS.
TIE STATE OF DELAWARE
10 the sheriff OF SUSSEX County Greeting:
WHEREAS Ethel w Hcunc~~y 10y
h"r IctitiDh 10 th,. .lude,- Df uur
:'rI't5D COMET. til,d il Tin. ,tiic. .f
tn I1"' 'h"r"t"IN ui ~tld court. lu ui.i
Io' S.i--rN County, for jh,
'~.:D 'rV~'. oI tolulL,lnt Ih,Itiu
Hilr>cd. .a- made rprllc-ttulI
Z" citr s:ld Judges that - dr,l,,. i.Uit
t'. pi"Nuiulr' # d.-,uNin4 1i. u:,I.
ltas' tNls.'ih- h,tW,.u tAr u.tItlui4,i
.l.d N'iNIu g iI-nIr-~N
w. it'I'lpi. crmiunud ;pu u- tuu
M'h. '.f' i"lUi" 'piu'IriN,i,-I. liI:t Nuu
-ulnturu N'lNIu &. flruir.~-I that D.,
80. ami app at 1i. n,Nt t,.itu tir.i.-
'1. :" IL" h'iu Ili q. or4ttOWn. ON Mon
day. ih' SECOND dHH 81 Apil N.\t. tu
nu~"'I tie :llrVHtiU'I~ Dt ih,. said -
titto'er iGh.I ". liriu,~>\ accuid.u.:
&c. i'' N'i U N--riuiI, In such ,s,.,
u..'a, aad T'uNld'd arj aI.o ;u ii,
'nd r'r-llr Nha1 tlr- C"uIt -taU tl,.u
atHt ti.tr 'oi.-'u,I 'Di.c,IuIuH IIiA ir
th4- lHli :r lu Ih. Court -hl seem
ttr'l :.'Id consistent whit, pruNI.jut,.
- the ."td Yet "l ,"nhly. and hay,
Ipu ih,ll in.I. this Nrt.
lltI. j LANTON. uuu Chl,i .tu@tIc,
ii ';,o#,tnnn. tr- nith dul ur l.-h-
ruaIl ara lh,. year ui oar Lo.i on,
:huu~tnd ni'" huudt'd and turtH-nN,
/. Ie3 - is
EOui.ET II HUNTEE. rru'A
II EI'W AI;p MAIII- AIt"rur>.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16


HARRY OSCNI; \I;KE.I;. SE
AIS SUMS. IN DIVORCE
SUSSEX COUNTY. s..
THE STATE OF DELAWARE
To the sheriff of Sussex County Greeting:
WHEREAS. Lima Gertrude Marker
hN her petition To- tho Judges ot our
Superior Court. hl,d in thu unic,. OF
TIA" Parliamentary of said Court. ia and
Tor SUSSEX County. for tIu
tN";lD rAtlS" Of compIaint therein al
lr@cd, has made application
To our said Judges that - decree m.nN
hr pronounced diS~nlvin& the uarriag,
EXISTING between the petitioner and
Harry oscar Marker Sr
W.. There fore command YOU ~ YOU
w"r" heretofore commended. that YOU
summon Harry Oscar Marker. Sr
that hr ht and appear at the next
term thereof. to hr h"ld in Gr0rgt.-
town. ON Monday. tn" second day ui
Nprtf "a Vt. L. answer IN" alterations
- the said petitioner Lima G'rtrId,
Marker according To th" Act of As
ScmhlY in such cas-" made and pro
NId"d. and also 10 Il" and rccrjN,
what tn" Court .hHll then ana th,r,
consider concerning him i'm this hrhnII
as To the Court shall seem meet nuc
consistent with TIA" provisions of tn
said Act Of Assembly; and have Nu,
then there this writ
WITNESS. the HONORABLE DAN
TEL j. LAYTON, our Chirf Ju~tjc,
at G'ors' town. the fifth day Of Feb
nlary IN the year Of our Lord on,
thousand nine hundred and fort five
Issued , - 45
EOEEIT u. HUNTER. pro'y
ROBERT q. not STON. Attorney.
MIST
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

magnesium, boron, copper, zinc etc. They are
made OF top-quality ingredients, properly cured
and scientifically controlled
Your local Authorized Swift Agent will be
glad to discuss BRIMM and BI ,ENN with vo,
and recommend the one best suited to vo,r use
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
No. II TO FEB. 4. 1915

IOEDTIN DRAPER BAKER. ait lu
t- lHnT,r
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
BRIMM and BLENN
SWIFT'S PLUS-VAlUE
CROP FOODS

Maybe BRIMM can't produce such mammoth
cabbage. But it can give your soil extra crop
making qualities. BRIMM is the dependable
fertilizer for plus-ualue results, uhaterer your
truck crop!
BLENN also made by Swift, is another plus
value plant food designed for use on your spe-
cial crops Both BRIN1M and BLENN supply
balanced quantities of the EXTRA, needed
crop foods sulphur, calcium, manganese
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
No. T. To FEB. T. l9Ij

HOWARD * DlCkFE-pE
AIS. SUMS. N DIVORCE
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
No. - TO FEB. +. 1915

LIIlEI. ". HENNES>N
MfI.NIN G.. .IiENNES<N
AIS. SUNS. IN DIVORCE
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
NJ. - TO FEB. 4. 1915
MAElAN JESTER STUART
= = = = 7
HE STATE OF DELAWARE

Nl'NDNlI. y STt' NIT
AIS. Ms. IN DIVORCE
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
No. 10 TO FEB. 4. 1915

LIMA GEETII 'DF, MNlkI.R
NS.
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Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1945-02-02

Mexico plans a 1888, 600, 900 indus
trial development program in the
next few years, joint American
Mexican economic commission re-
ported in Washington this week.
The commission was organized at
the agreement of President Roose-
welt and President Avila Camacho.
1T is my conviction" Mr.. Roose-
welt said in letter to Camacho,
that the basis of sound collabora-
ton between our two countries. in
the economic field which has been
SO fruitful began through the work
of this commission, may be widened
in the years to come to the mutual
benefit of both countries and peo-
pies"
MIR. Roosevelt praised the Every
extensive contributions of Mexico to
the war effort of the United Ma
tions.' He mentioned particularly
supplies of strategic materials sent
to this country and the services per-
formd by thousands of Mexican
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1945-02-02

the word the, and I often do Some
body told me my last column had
exactly So the's in it! Immediately
three little boys who work in the
press room, run to the type Ease
and pick up the letters r, Fl, E, and
run to the presses and set them in
place. When I use the word dis
establishmentarism Is times in my
last colunn), the office reminds me
of a Cecil B. de Mile production.
It actually requires three chariots
and two movie stars in bathtubs to
get the type set in place on the
presses. So don't you come down to
the editorial room to watch me work
unless you are ready, willing and
able to carry letters!
just the other day ran into dear,
dear old Aunt Butch O'Leary,
picking pockets on the street. I was
walking along and when I felt hand
in my pocket, I knew it must be
dear, dear old Aunt Butch O'Leary,
and, what do you think? 1t was!
And was she angry!
She just swore and shook her
hand furiously trying to get it loose
from the mouse trap always carry
in my pocket just in case I run into
dear, dear old Aunt Butch O'Leary
She wishes to be remembered to all
you dear, dear people who haven't
anything better to do than to read
my column.
And lucky coincidence! The very
same afternoon I received a letter
from bloodhound McGonigle who
is DISTINGUISHING himself in the
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1945-02-02
Cattle Ceiling
In State SIS

A flat ceiling for live cattle based
on top of $18 hundredweight at
Chicago went into effect in Arizona
and the rest of the nation Monday
as the Office of Price Administra-
ton carried out orders of Stabilize
ton Director Vinson.
The ceilings are effective until
July when they will be lowered so
cents hundred pounds.
The maximum prices of the sta
bilization range for choice cattle
have been increased by 81 a hun
dredweight while top prices for good
grades are hiked SO cents.
The minimum for commercial and
lower grades were adjusted to a
uniform $3.50 hundred pounds be-
low the maximum prices for all
grades in all zones of the country.
Heretofore they varied in different
zones, from ST. to SLIGO a hundred
pounds under the maximums.
''These changes will help. to
equalize the position of slaughters,
pricewise, regardless of location or
grades of cattle slaughtered" the
CPA said.
Arizona, Montana, Utah and Wy
oming were listed in zone three with
a ceiling of $18.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1945-02-02
$685. 100000 Industrial Development
Looming For Mexico lii Postwar Era

workers in this country in agricul-
tural and railroad work.
Noting that the United States had
furnished increasing quantities Of
exports to Mexico despite the de-
mands of war, Mr.. Roosevelt said:
1.-THE fulfillment of immediate
and range plans for the i'm
provement of transportation, the
extension of electric power, irriga-
ton and other public works, the
sound expansion and diversification
of industrial plant capacity, and the
supplying of the necessary equip
ment, required therefor, gave added
momentum to the increasing pur-
chasing power Of the Mexican peo-
pie and the sound expansion Of
trade between our two countries
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1945-02-02
Urges Blackout
Of Beer Signs

PHOENIX, Feb. 1-{SpeciaD-
Sidney B. Moeur, state director of
the United States Brewers Founda-
ton, today called on all dealers in
beer to comply with the orders Of
the war Production Board and
darken all electric beer signs.
1.-THE immediate concern of every"
one at this moment is the winning
|of the war;" said Mr.. Moeur. "All
else is subordinate.
Under the War Production Board S
order all electricity used to illumin-
ate signs or otherwise of an adver-
Using or promotional nature is
banned
IT urge tavern operators to call
electricians now to ascertain if
switches, wiring and time devices
are in condition to comply with the
order which is effective February
l." Mr.. Moeur said.