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memu skatinama zmonija tikrai galetr kurti Xxi sol
dal negirdetos geroves pasaul Kai tas butu atkta,
P1ezidentas Truman. galetu pasakyt liudesiu bet
dzaugsmu dvekianca kalba r tuomet storijos akira-
ye s atsistotu kap vienas didziausu zmonijos vaku
Ar musg viltys pasitesins?
Tokios mintys dvelziasi galva, isskaicius Prezi-
dento Trumano kalba. Gal jos perdaug dvelka optimz
mu taciau ju logikos nekas uzgincyti nega Juk kuo
tamsesne naktis tue labau igimes zvaigzdzu. Ir
neretai atsnka kad tu zvaigzdziu eskom toluno-
je, kada jos yra jau cia pat
Netolima ateitis parodys ar mes klydome savo vii
tyse, ar mes buvome teisus
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GEGUT'ELE

Trempia, svaistos svetimieji
Mus zemeleje mieloj;
I.ekia, slapstos gegutele -
Ner jai vietos Lietuvoj. -.
Pasislepus il kukuoja,
Desto dideles skriaudas -
Kaip galingi Wis meluoja -
Jog tironas susipras..
Visas tikslas to tirono
Tai vartojin)as jiegos -
Grobia, plesia lie kiekviena -
Fsaule" wien tik del Maskvos!
Ku-ku! ku-kul. BE vieteles =
SyetimHjn yaikonaa;
- Ne sodybos, ner circles,
Alpst', Naitoja HetuVa,.,,
r "kukuoja diena, nakti
ii palikusi yiena. -,
Betgi tiki ateis dienos ~
Bus vel laisva Lietuya!
Irempia, syaistos svetimieji
Mus zenaeleie nlieloi
Lekia, slapstos gegntel6 -
Ner vieteles Lietuvoi.
pzukq Jonas
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KOKIE BUS AUTO
MOBILIAI 1047
METALS

Jau daroiaa spejimai kad au
tomobiliai 1947 metu modelil
lures stiklinius virsus, neku
RE lures minus uzpakalyie
Inzinai bus mazesni bet tures
daugiau jiegos. Sedynes ga
lima bus pastumti pirmyn i,
atgal, .pakelti aukstyn ar MI.
leisti zemyn.
lures lsvirkslius kurie tuoj
nuplaus AUTOMOBILE kaip tik
jis bus aptaskytas. lures su
savim smelio barstytojus atsi.
tikime slidumo.
Prize visu keturiu ratu bus
ltaisyti "jacks" pakelimui ra-
tu atsitikime reikalo pakeisti
padangas. Jie veiks tik pa
spaudus sagute.
Prize to lures visokiu kito-
kiu prietaisu ir naujenybiu.
RIMTESNE Amerikos spau-
da patti pasako kad mazai ku-
rie sios Sales zurnalai nepar-
siduoda svetimai propaganda
vesti uz pinigus. Tie kurie
is jq nera parsidave turetu
ne tik pasisakyti kad jie nera
tame kalti, bet irodyti savo
nesutepima savo nagu sveti-
mu valstybiu pinigais.
Per pustreciu metu svetimos
valstybes sio karo metu pra-
leido Suv. Valstijose 13 mill
jonu dolariu, kick tai yra zino-
ma. O kick dar slaptai atlik-
ia visokiu "tepimu'.
Chicago Daily Tribune paste
bi kad 81 sails pergyvena di-
dziausia organizuotos propa-
pandos perioda koki kada isto-
rija mate. Laikrasciai, zurna-
lai, radio, filmos, viesi kalbe-
tojai ir net baznycios PAYERS
ia propagandos inagiais.
Laikrasciai, sake Tribune,
yra arba be nugarkauliu arba
taip apkvaisinti kad patys ne.
turf savo <redakcines linijos,
jie pavede redakcines pareigas
ir linija vesti kolumnistams
kurie parsamdo savo paziuras
uz tick tai j diena. Il
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LIETUvIAI PABEGELIAI svEIcARIJoJE

i ma daug neaiskunu, jog ir cia
. viespatauja susikrimtimas.
1 Nenoredamas nuo tautiecil
atsiskirti, nejau pernakvoti j
gretina viesbuti, bet apsinak-
vojau ju barakuose. Sugule-
me naruose ant siaudiniu ciu-
ziniu ir dar ilgai snekuciavo-
mes, aptardami visokiausius
reikalus ir pasakoda-ai ivai-
rius isgyvenimus.
/ Kita ryta kelemes prizes seS-
ta valanda. Nakti buvo veso-
ka, todel nalonu buvo is tam
saus barako patekti j saules
spinduliu nuzerta pamiske, kur
irengta prausykla. Radau jau
buri tautieeiu, sbaigianciu ap-
sisvarinti, o 6 val. 10 min,
miske gereme kava, uzvalgy-
dami duonos su mar1neladu, o
netrukus po to vykome j dar-
boviete. Pekscia reikejo eiti
suvirs puse valandos, kd dar-
boviete pasiekeme.
Rysium su Sveicarijos val
dzios planais padidinti kalnuo-
Sc ganyklu plota, musu tautie-
ciai pristatyti prie misko kir-
timo darby. Pasiskirste j CRU
pes, vieni kerta egles, kit ge-
neja sakas, treti paruosia stuo-
brius malkoms. Darbas sum
kus. Mano palydovas j Mol
lendruz p. r. krauna sakas
didziule kruva ir pakuria lau-
ia. Keli studentai kerta kru-
mus, o paskum kapoja stores
mes sakas. Jaunas vaikinas,-
kaip patiriu, tik ka baiges gim-
nazija ir 81 rudeni besirengias
studentauti, - tempia diktas
pIiauskes. Cia paruosiama NAL
kos Yverdone apgyvendintiems
tautieeiams. Mat, sveicarija
ziemai is niekur nesitiki gauti
ANGLES, todel tenka tenkintis
vietiniu kuru.
Aplankiau ivairias tautieciu
grupes ir kelias minutas su jais
pasisnekuciavau. Devinta va
landa valgeme priespiecius -
rieke duonos ir smoteli surio.
Vyrai uzsiruke po cigarette.
car galejai kada pagalvoti
jog teks cia kirsti medzius?''
kaz kas atsiduses garsiai pa
galvojo. Ir, neabejoju, tue
momentu visu musu mintys
nuskrido Nemuno pakran-
teS. 80.
Is gretimu ganyklu n1onoto-
niskai be pertraukos skambs-
jo skambalai paristi po kaklu
besiganancioms karvems. IS
1900 metru aukstumos pro ru-
kus atsiskleide zavingas vaiz-
das j aplinkinius kalnus ir sle-
MUS. Desineje blykciojo Le-
mano ezero stiklinis pavirsius.
@ kaireje kilo j dangu auks-
ciausio Europos kalno Mont
blanco didinga virsune. Atsi-
miniau kad "Montblanc" rsis-
kia ''Baltas Kalnas'. IL tuo
pat metu atrode lyg maeiau
musu Baltaji Raiteli jojantl
vaduoti payergtos Tevynss!
Po bendru pietu miske isvy-
kau atgal j stoti. Buvo gala
skirts SUI tautieeiais, kuriu
tarpe radau tick daug geros
valios ir tick daug nuosirdumo
bel draugiskur1o. Raminausi
jog Observation-Disclosures galejau
susukti: "Iki greito pasinaa-
tymow. -.
aKOpIISTAI kiak Sinnnoa-
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(Laiskas is sveicarijos)

VenCOJaS lSSltare: SluoSe Ea.
rakuose gyveno ivairiu tauty.
biu pabegeliai, bet Lietuviai
J yra pirmieji kurie nisko ne
tersia, o, priesingai, il puo-
sia". Stovykloje dirbas Kun
DR.. L. sekmadieniais prie
Smutkelio 1aiko pamaldas.
! Mollendruz vietovs yra apie
400 metru aukstumoje. Sau-
leta diena oras smarkiai ikais-
ia, bet uztat nakti daznai bu-
ma vesoka. Jau Rugsejo me-
nesi cia gall iskristi sniegas.
| Po sestos valandos vakaro
vyrai pradejo gryzti is darbu.
sioje vietoveje sunku susiras-
tt vandeni; is vamzdzio prie
virtuves vanduo tik-tik lasa.
Todel is darby gryzusiems ap-
sisvarinimas uzima daug lai-
ko. Nors vyrai ir gerokai nu-
varge, bet, kaip galejau paste
beti, jie buvo neblogai nusitei-
ke. Nestigo ir samojaus. Mat,
cia aiskiai vyravo jaunimas.
Tx keli asmenys buvo kick Wy
resnio amziaus, 0 siaip visi XII
ii priklause laimingajam jau-
nystes amziui, kuris visits gy-
veninno sunkumus lengviau
pakelia. Todel stovykloje, ap-
lanai paemus, uztikau giedria
jaunystes dvasia. Negalejau
jai likti abejingas nei pats, ir
mielai bendrajai nuotaikai pa
sidaviau.. Vyrai graziai saule-
je nudege ir ju isvaizda atrodo
sveika.
Is sveicarieciu siai stovyklai
vadovauja p. Huber, o is Lie
tuviu seniunas yra Pulk. G..
Deja, kaip sykis tuo metu kai
stovykla lankiau pulkininkas.
buvo isvykes kelioms demons
atostogu.. Trumpai SUI juo ma
ciausi Yverdone, bet plaeiau
issikalbeti dar neteko. Taip
pat Kun. DR.. L. tue metu ato-
stogavo. Uztat iskarto susibi-
ciuliavau su seniuno pavaduo-
toju, diplomuotu ekonomistu
P. P, kurio Lietuviskas nuo-
sirdumas jungle pajunge.
Grazus vakaras neverte va
karieniauti pastogeje, o leido
susesti prie stalu po plynu
dangum. Kick galejau paste
beti (ta patvirtino ir patys.
pabegeliai), cia maistas buvo
kick gerelesnis ne kaip kitose
stovyklose. Per vakariene ne
sligo nei iuoku.
Tuoj po vakarienes vel bu-
va apibertas simto klausimu.
Jeigu kitose stovyklose musu
pabegeliai yra pasiilge gyvo
zodzio tai tas tue labiau jau-
ciama Mollendruz, kur tenka
gyventi visiskai atskirtam nuo
pasaulio. Vienintelis kontak-
tas yra radio aparatas, siaip
gi laikrasciai ateina tik j an
ira diena. Tx sestadieni poI
pietu ir sekmadieni vyrai, tu-
redami laisvo laiko, nuvyksta
j jau mineta LIE Pont miesteli,
esanti uz keliolikos kilometru
nuo ju darbavietes. Ezere is
simaudoma, pazuvaujama, pa
bendraujama su Sveicarieciais.
ST vietove nepaprastai grail,
ir jei turetum tick pinigo kick
jo neturi, calcium visai sma-
giai praleisti laika.
Is tautieciu klausimu ir pa
sikalbejimo SUI jais pajutau
tuos pacius rupescius kaip ir
kitur. Nei jaunystes nuotaika
negali nuslepti jog ir cia turf
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SU MOLLENDRUz
LIETUYIAIS

LIETUVIAIS
Tiesia linija nuo Cossona,
Xxi Mollendruz terra nepilnu 2,
: kilometru kelio. Deja, pasiro
de kad sunkvezimis apie kur
} buvau jau anksciau girdejes
: ruosesi isvykti IS Cossonay
Mollendruz tik po dvieju die
M. Todel teko vaziuoti gele
zinkeliu, Siam del vietos kal
nuotumo reikejo daryti di.
dziulius .vingius. Reikejo net
keisti traukini.
Bet keliones laikas praejc
nepaprastai greit,e ir tatai de.
ka mano palydovo, SUI kuriuc
suradome eibes temu is ben.
dro darbo Lietuvoje zurnalis-
kos srityje. R. apdovano-
tas poeto dovana. 10 man pa
skaityti patriotiniai eilerasciai
stiprino dvasia. 10 .zmonos
tevai ir siadien tebegyvena A.
merikoje, tat p. Rial tikisi
galesia netrukus patekti pas
saviskius laisvoje salyje.
Islipom is traukinio LIE Pont
stotyje ir patraukeme per mie-
steli, nusitesusi Lac de Jodx
pakrante. Atsiminiau kad cia
buvau apsilankes prizes kelio-
lika metu ir pietavau vietinia-
me restorane, kuris yra pagar-
sejes savo upetekiais. Tai bu-
vo dar laimingais Lietuvos lai-
sves laikais! Tuomet man ne
galejo j galva ateiti mintis kad
po keliolikos metu teks cia lam
kyti tautiecius, netekusius sa-
vo Tevynes, ir, paciam atsidur-
tt tremtinio padetin.
Pradejome kilti j kalna. Bu-
vo nepaprastai karstas popie-
tis, tat ne viena karta brau-
keme prakaita nuo kaktos.
Plentas rangesi j Juros kalnus.
Iseje is LIE Pont miestelio, pa
tekome j eglyna. Tx retkar-
ciais pastebedavome zrnones
bedirbancius laukuoge, siaip gi
ilgus tarpus nesutikome ne
gyvos dvasios. Prasidejo Ju-
ros. aukstumu ganyklos ir mis-
kai.
| Gerokai karsCio- nukamuoti,
pagaliau isvydone pir1na mu-
rini pastata. Tai ir buvo Mol
lendruz vietove. il tesusida-
70 ir vieno viesbucio ir resto-
rano. o netoliese nuo jo, tarp
egliu ,pasislepe, stuksojo keli
barallai. Jie nunai priglaude
musu tautiecius.
Vyrai dar nebuvo sugryze is
darby, tat turejau laiko susi-
pazinti su stovyklos gyvenimo
salygomis. Is pat pradziu ap-
lankiau virtuve, irengta pa
prastoje pasiureje. Radau ke-
lis vyrus belupancius bulves.
Virtuve veda studentas veteri-
norius, sandelio vedejas yra
studentas technikas. Susipazi-
nau su jais. Vykome pasiziu-
reti barakq. Jie irengti Svei-
carieciu kariuomenei, bet da-
bar perleisti pabegeliams. Vie
name barake ant naru nakvo-
ia 8 Lietuviai, kitame barake
apie 20. Gyvenimo salygos pri-
mityves. Pabegeliai savo bara-
kus vadina ''palociais". Ju is
viso yra du. Antrasis barakas
irengtas siek-tiek erdvesniame
pastate. Cia turima dvi nedi-
deles pastoges, kuriu vienoje
valgoma, O. kita paversta poll
sio kambariu. Isviso sioje dar-
DO stovykloje vidutiniskai dir
ba 80 tautieciu: sioje stovyk-
los grupeje terra vieni Lietu-
vial,
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sKOPUSTAI, kick zinon1a,
maistui naudojami jau apie
1000 metu.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

MISS sue MuuSan. ot Caymonr.
""S the Weekend guest OF Miss
Sarah BurcuS
Mis- Bctty Jeanne Nanrj,tb o.,
" NlIhlnSton Wa~ the week end
-'1St Of Miss Norma Har, of Mil
Mrs Hazel lester. Miss DOROTHY
Holiday. Mrs Frances Hcrin. and
VI :. Myrtle Bailey spent last Sat-
Hiday IN Wihminston
Mrs Kathryn Carson and dau.b-
Ter Carroll. OF Baltimore. were
M'ek-end visitors at the home Of
MIS-. Raymond + Shute.
Miss B,bc Fam. OF Methodist
hospital. Philadelphia. spent las,
W"rk-cnd at Chestnut Knoll win
Mt. and Mrs +. ". Mick.
Mr and MIS- Lowe MacSoI.Icv
ANA children OF Collin2sWood. y. l.
We're recent visitors at tn" home Of
MF. and Mrs. John Forest.
ne many friends OF MIS-. Ray
'I""d Bennett are happy to know
ne l. now conNalescin9 AZ her
ON" on North Walnut Street. fol
=" I'.S an operation several week,
go III Milford Memorial Hospital.
HI@. bennett is supervisor OF music
III HuSSeN county schools.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
New Century Club Notes

Mr.. Paul W. Hayilaud ot Will
T. in4jon. superintendent OF Della
ware State police was the guest
pcakcr at the Milford New tentu-
ny Club on Monday Mr. HaNIland
" no was lately connected with the
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
oCordindted his talk with eXpel-
i,ucc- with that Bureau and the
Il pic OF the day. Safety. Mrs. Wal
ter *. Barrett. chairman presented
\lr IIayiland and reminded the
r.emher- ot accidents that are in
.Nca~in2 and asking tOI help in
prevention OF this. Traffic tunC-
1ions, criminal problems. advice in
ciIic matters and first aid We're
~ulu" 81 the factors he mentioned
fLat l,rtuined tn safety Present
V.,I, IL uunhcr q; buN- aud .iIl~
=. the fifth -radc With theil teach
l, Mis-, May Watson. Mn. ltayiland
pok" OF a number Ot cases and
emphasized the fact that crime
does not pay He spoke Of kid
franks aS often the hcGinnin9 OF a
lite Of crime, and where discipline
and advice in first measures some
timcs tended 10 avert disasters
att"rWard. Daily chores. proper re-
creation and interests Mr.. Havi-
land gave as good solutions 10 pro-
hlcmS.
The music for the afternoon was
as follows:
Trio. Eileen Wharton, Eileen
Murphy and Geraldine calhoun
singing Home on the Range" ana
let tn" Rest of the World Go BY"
Solo Just Prayer Away
Eileen Wharton.
Piano Solo Phyllis ISaacS.
Ms. Eugene Murphy accompami-
d the singing.
Next week there will be three
Speakers having as their subject
Tolerance. They will he Joseph
| SINGER Of the Adas kodcsch con
@r"@ation Of Wilmington. Reverend
Hugh !. Con0han of the 81 Joseph
'ath"lic school of Clayton and Re
Ncr'nd William :. Edge of The Poo
pies Church Of Dover. These
CfurChmcn are members of The
National Conference of Christian.
and Jews. This will be an interest
III" program and Mrs. John W. Frv
IL" President, is asking that ever,
n."mhcr be present.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
C0\AW Wil-kI\G
TRUTH i\NOI\CED

Acknowledgment has b,"u made of
the "ugdgcmrnt OF Miss Lrona G..
ConaWay. daU4htrr ol William f.
ConaWay OF Hrl-cNi'.r and tho
late Mrs. Anne G.. Conway. 10 Sec
ond Class Petty officer / cornelius
King. Jr.. son ot Mr.. and Mrs Irwin
G. King, 81, o1 Niitou Tile we'd
ding Will take place in May
Miss ConaWay is Graduate OF
the Brid2yyillc High school and
Of the Delaware Hospital School
Of NurSiu2 She did pos -2gadua1c
work at the Nargurrt Ha-uc Ma
tcrnity Hospital. Jersey City. y. I..
and nursing education AT the Uni-
vcrsity OF Pennsylvania. Miss Con-
oWay is nurSin4 arts instruction
and adviser of the class ot l"i7 at
the Delaware Hospital.
Potty officer Nn- is d .raduat"
OF the Milton lIigh School ana at-
tended GoIGoy COLLEGE,. II. VA, an
active member OF The Chumh-r OF
Commerc" and the Lions club OF
Milton lI~ is noW stationed At
Ba1in Field. Pensacola. Fla.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Milford Grange Notes

Last Saturday night the Grange
ii''' IN FcSular form with the wor-
lhy master. |. Donald Jester pre-
siding. After the business meeting
bFother Calls and the +. f 4 bows
presented Very interesting and
Instructive program. i farm sale
~ play entitled Tho Strong Soul"
was given The boys taking palt
We're Robert Camper. Charles
Thomas. James Hazard Donald
Calhoun. Jackie Scarborough and
William Poore. The play showed
how many accidents could he pre-
vented by !itrle tme taken to
make small repairs
Burton Covcrdalc gave an origi-
nal theme ON "PIastics in Acricul-
turc. which was very we'll receiv-
ed. This theme was written for the
State Public Speaking Contest and
We hope Burton Will be rewarded
tor his work. Mr.. Calls then gave
some Csrrent events OF interest To
farmers. This was Il very worth
while program and il is to be re-
grettod that there were so few
present to enjoy it.
Othcr recent interesting pro-
grams We're the Easter program.
Mrs. Willis chairman. ON March 81.
Also the movie program on April
:. Three reels We're given "Phos-
phor0us. Three to be Served" and
Live AT Home. Milford Grange
takes this opportunity 10 thank
William II. Henderson. acting Sus-
sex county agent. for his help in
presenting this program.
Milford Grange was Ieeply shock
ed to hear of the passing OF Mrs.
Frank Austin, and our sympathy
goes 10 the hercaved family.
There are only few nor" moot
lnSS before the summer recess. We
nope all members VIII make an ct-
lorl To be present. In the gears
ahead organized agriculture must
nave Il voice. if the individual 1dr-
mcr is to survive.
Meeting next Saturday night at
\ o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Personal Happenings

Mrs. J Lynn rlarf ahp ars by,u
-prndu- the WlEt,l months u
Palm Beach FLORIDA. Is e>l eet.d
hHu, tuMoIroW.
I.r~y Brak,ley Jr. 81 Hosd.n-
town. \. J.. visited his paeenf~. Mr.
ami Mrs Harry B.ah"i"y. TuUa lay
ANA was present Ion ~. b.thday
al h.s father
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson ! W,ba aud
Ut'. dau4htcr GaI ot HtuokIyu.
y Y. spent tho past week with his
parents. Nh and M.s John "
Webb OF Shawnee.
Mrs sherman Shsoy ~pen The
,a.l Weekend in Richmond Va.
tli1h her daughter. l..yuteuaut
Mary Schr,y. \. \ G.. vino Is sra-
tion.I 1T Camp Lee. VA.
Nos, causv tog SntejraI dr,>eiu.s
has arrived and work VIII b. re-
sufnod. b"4innina on Monday eye
ming 4t seven The Red Cross room
in the old Armory is the piece he
M2 used for This purpose.
Miss Helen Rumq>Ijch student
nurse at the Episcopal Hospital in
Philadclphia. and her guest. Mss
Elam, hustle OF Philadelphia.
spent last Wcek-cud rs 'he guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert RUmpstjch
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
REVIVAL MEETINGS

Revival mr"tim4S Will begin ON
April - and continue through May
8 AT III" Pilgrim holiness Church.
$ f.. Front street. Milford
Rev. IiuuSIcy Mckee ul Dover
Will preach morning and cNuu-.
on Sunday \prI - EHu4rlisr>
Roy. Thomas Hun aud Lesrrl I.u-
cOus OF Bethany, Okla. preachers
ANA singers and musicians. viii be-
there on Monday evenings April %.
They us" electric guitar. mandolin
and public address Systpm Mr.
HUFF is an old time Holiness prc,ch-
or shouts and pruys glory down.
Mr LUCous is good SONG leader
and soloiSt. carries a burden and
intorcSj in work OF the Lord. Scr-
vices each week night al 7:i5 o.
clock. Sunday April % Sunday
school at 9:l5 Il. M. $50 D. m.
Youu2 Pcopl" service. 7:3n p m.
evening service. Everyone invited.
Rev. Charles w Baker pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
vi SIC DEPT. WILL PRESENT
I'll. VI. =. PINAFORE"
Continued from FIRST Page)

Will start with Pina1orc ON May ,
and / and Will include the choral
concert on May l0 and the band
concert on May H.
This year the spring festival at
Milford High School promises to
b" One of the most outstanding in
many years and should be attended
by all since an interesting and en-
tortaning evening is in store for
all at all performances
The admission 10 Pinaforc will
be- - cents for adults and high
school students. and - cents for
children. the proceeds being used
10 the advantage of the music de
partm"nt for the purchase Of badly
needed equipment. There will NOT
b" any admission charge to the
band and choral concerts.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Good Fellowship
Marks Sessions End
CONTINUED from FIRST Tage)


their terms as colleagues in the
Senate.
One Of the warmeSt invitations
was extended by Senator Harvey
H. Lawson. the ''trapper and fish
crman of Indian River Hundred.
and Senator Fred S. Bailey ID
harrington asked the members
from the upper part of the state to
drive down to Harrington. We'll
stop at Houston and pick UP Bob
CYerkcs) and continue on down
to Sussex to visit Harry. LawsOn).
The strains of Auld Lang Syne
unofficially ended the 61st day of
the 10th General Assembly in the
Senate.
In the House the rival parties
lauded each other for their spirit
of friendlincss with Speaker {. V.
Townsend Jr., of Ocean View; Act
ing Majority Floor Leader Clarence
+. McVey Of Stanton. and Minority
Floor Leader Francis q. Lemon of
Wilmington accorded generous
praise
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Isl \SHI\E CLASS" HELD IT'S
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting of
tn" Sunshine Glass" OF Calvary
Methodist Church. was held in the
Social Hall of the church on Wed
Hcsday evening. April H. As this
was The time for the annual clec-
tion of officers the teacher. John
Wilkins. presided, with the new
corTS Of officers as follows
PRESIDENT Mrs Mary Bruning
vicc-president. Mrs Mae Thomas: ::
secretary. Mrs Emma Bennett. as
sistant secretary. Mrs Sadie Fay
niger; treasurer. Miss Alice Brown. !.
pianist. Mrs Mae Thomas: public
ity chairman Mrs Lille Hall:
flower committee. Mrs. Mabel Dyer
and Mrs. Jennie Cleavcr; sick com
miltce. Mrs Helen Wright. Mrs.
Wright Ward, Mrs Marie Worthing
ton and Mrs Ruth Mariner.
The entertainment committee for
May will be the newly elected oil
GERS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
High School Assembly

A special assembly was held on
Friday morning. April -. in the
form of Il memorial service for
President Franklin ID. Roosevelt.
The program was as follows:
Entrance March, Band
Hymn. America. the Beautiful"
Scripture, Eileen Murphy.
Lords Prayer.
Call to the COlors.
Flag Salute.
'Star-Spangled Banner"
Brief remarks by Superintendent
Robert E. Shilling. introducing the
following program:
O. Captain. My Captain. Harriet
Lewis.
Mr.. Roosevelt, "the man." Her
man Short
My Aim. Group of Sixth Grade
Pupils.
Evaluation of President Roose-
velt's personal qualities, Albina
Kielbasa.
Crossing the Bar, Shirley Pear
son.
lnNlctuS, Jimmie Johnson.
Taps.
On Wednesday of this week the
following assembly program was
given:
Entrance March, Band.
Hymn, Onward Christian Sol
diers."
Bible Reading.
Lords Prayer.
Call to the COlOrs.
Flag Salute.
"StarSpangled Banner"
Program arranged by Miss Hast
ings.
Thomas Jefferson, Father of Am
erican Democracy. Bill Davidson.
Hitch Hiking Amt No Fun"
YvOnne Hollis and Lorraine Mills.
Company Attention. Henry
Saunders. Joe McFaul, Henry Pu-
sey. George Carey, Herman. Short.
Exit March. Band.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Delaware Income
axes Are Slowed
CONTINUED from FIRST Peee

ms hour will be noon Durin. next
Week the closing hour will be ~
NJ except on Saturday. April y.
Nhen The office will close at ) u. III.
On April 80, the final date for fill
lh- returns. the closing hour will
hc 900 p m.
LEGISLATION enacted at the speci-
al session OF the Le9islatlIrc in
Mdrrh. 1914 provides for an eXemp-
non up to 5000 annually of com
r'n@ation. including mastering out
uaY. received for service in the
armed forces OF tho United States
! n" exemption cannot he deducted
li"m other income and does not
waive the requirements for filling
F." state income tax return as a re-
'hh IS due even though no tax
may be payable.