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Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22

Mrs. Edith Barker and daughter
Harbeson were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Kitchens on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dayton
spent the week end with the form
ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Day
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Bayard Van SAINT Of
Richardson Park spent the week
end as the guests of the latters
mother, Mrs. ID. B. Tharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stevens Of
Wilmington were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Killen. Dover and Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Massey OF this city
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Swain
were host at a family dinner on
Sunday in honor of Sergeant Alden
Swain recently DISCHARGED from the
L. s. Army. speed" as he was
known among his fellow employees
was connected with the American
Stores before entering the service
Those present included: Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Swain and children of
Dover: Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Swain
and son. Mrs. Howard Martin. Mrs.
GOOden Galloway. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Burtman. all of this city.
Mr.. l.. w Gaskin of Baltimore
spent the week end with his sister,
Mrs. Clyde Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gaskins OF
Westminster. Md. are spending
several days with their uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Miller. Mr..
Caskins was just recently released
| the Pacific area.
Mrs. Kate J. Taylor. age 81 years,
widow of the late Joseph l.. Taylor
died at her home near Houston on
February 18th. Mrs. Taylor was the
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs
Willard LeGatcs of Pennington
and resided in that community al
Of her life. Funeral services were
held from her late residence neal
Houston Tuesday afternoon at o.
clock. Mrs. Taylor was one of the
Gold Star mothers of this vicinity
when Sergeant Walter Taylor los
lis life in the European Thcatr,
with the Air Corp. The deceased |!
q survived by eight children: Clar
cnce L. Taylor, Houston; Mrs
Nellie Andrews. Houston: Mrs
. Mildred Newnom. Pennington
i, Mrs Ethel Plummer. Wilton, Conn
, George II. Taylor, Milford; Mrs
: Catherine Smith. Baltimore: 10
seph l.. Taylor, L. s. Army Pacifi
t Theatre; Mrs. Margaret Hopkins
! Harrington. Also one sister ant
, four brothers. Mrs. Hattie Chisn
Chester; Walter Fl. Legates. Ches
| ter; Irving LcGates, Chester; Viii
liam and Earle l.cgatcs. Farming
} ton. There arc seven grand child
| rem surviving
st. Stephens Church
: Episcopal
= Fleming Street
}. Sunday. February "A
: 9:15 a. m.-Morning Prayer an
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
MARRIAGE IN HASTE

Marriage licenses issued in cities
of the first-class throughout the
United States increased II per cent
in 1945 as compared with the pre-
yious year. And the rate for 1916 Is
hotter still. Naturally the Census
Bureau lays matrimonial speed to
the war.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22

Our $5,50O,0O0 expansion program
is a part of the Bell Systems two
billion-dollar expansion program.
The whole thing is national in scope.
II has to be, for the finer and faster
service you will enjoy in Delaware
is closely mcshed with the finer and
faster service others will enjoy in
every state in the Union.
Om expansion program don't for.
get lis Under ic0y.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
Il. :. 2lrnncc inn Reid
b0IN p~crrin0ert

6runffurt a. &c. @enerolma-
jor Clarence gf. @uebner, ser fiir3-
lid gum StabSdef in 8eutidlan0
ernallnt mltrOe, CAB lebtbin nuf ei-
tler Nreliefonferen5 befannt, 0oB bis
gum 1. Suli 1917 Die nmerifnni-
ifen Iruppen in 0eutldlano mabr-
ideinli6 ouf 10000 Wonn reou-
5iert lein meroen onB jeooh cine
9frmee oieies AusmaBes geniigen
meroe, i9re Sauptaufgabe 81 err
fiiaen ooie llnteritiibung Der
nmerifoniihen Militdrregierung."
@leid3eitig teilte Suebner NIT,
Bob General G%iienbomer ~innerbalb
BON 10 9agen in Ser amerifonilden
Bone oes offupierten @uropos at
elmer aQgemeinen Snipi5ierung
l1mtliher Iruppen nn0 oaer grD-
Beren Ginrihtlingen aud Der ame-
rifanii6e 3one BON Selterreih, er-
martet mer0e.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
sis jcbt 242 este
INT Bcmb0v 0esGblt

8omboD, Snoien - PIN 0ienstag
fam es 81 neiteren bier MeiierItehe-
reielt BON oenen Die cine Elm CODES
opfer %for0erte. Ganiit lit Die Ser
lltit8iffer in Sen 3uiammenitoBen
5miihen Sen &inolts uno oen Mos-
lens ouf 242 Cote uno 729 8erIeb-
te Qeitrieget.
Der 9oa mar Elm Sinou 6eier-
tag mo o6geieben bon oieien peni-
gen Meiieritehereien iino einem Soil
bon 8IiinoerltnQ berridte Nitbe III
9ombop. Sic @oli8ei batte ipeitqe-
Observation-Disclosures oetroF-
fen. Sdfnt(ide Miihleu moren Qe-
idloiien. Ger @oIiseifomniiiGr nro-
nete fir meiter 7 CAGE cine Boli.
5eiItilnoe on.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13

feitgeitellt lporoerJ oaB ulles in
alien genomlnen Die 8erteilung
in riftiger @eiie oorgenommen
mur0e.
lleber oen 8ro5eB BON 8illiam
8e0ge. Der amerifanii6er 8iir-
ger lit unO in ser gotiboft in
gelgruO ais @1dter ongeltellt
mar, mollte iif Glapton nidt
duBern neil er Oarirber nod fei-
ne amflidpn SitfofHfationen er6dfs
ten babe. @e0ge mltr0e BON Ell
liem iltgoilapiiden @eriHt perlir-
teiIt. Ga8u muB er nod $4,000
Celebrate 3o9len. Ger 9ro5eB
lpar Die 6olge zines 8erfebrsun-
folls, Bel lpel9em Elm Sffi3ier
get0tet uno Elm 8~lpeiter perfect
pur0e. @e0ge itanlmt ans Nem-
ton, Niaii.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
berle9t 8e9
gum TrieOen

2on0on 81 Ser Somjet &oOio-
commentator S. 2emin erbob Die
8eIduloigung, bob ,,omerifanilde
ginmiIhung in elrop1iide hinge
I~eaenbeiten oas baltptl1hlihe Sifl-
oernis auf Oem 8ege gum 6rieoen"
lei.
2emin beiprnd ont WeoSfolter
&aOio einen Mrtifel bon Inlte Sore
Wecgormid in Der Stem Dorf Simes
uto Iagte, ,,omerifnniihe 8efitrmor-
ter elmer Interchangeable" be-
nltbten bic n~nti-fommuniitiihe Bro=
paganoa, Inn oabinter geihift ibren
r~eoftionGren 3ielen gum S6ooen
Ser 9emofratie unO 0es Sort
ihrittes alt 0ienen.
2emin 5itiert aus bent WtcGor-
mid Artifel Den Snb: Sic Soip-
iet=union lit, mabrideinlid obne
es Ielber ermartet 5u boben, in al
len Angelegenbeiten 0es Nad-
friegsnutbaus @uropos aui Den of
tipen @iOerItnno Der 8ereini9ten
Stanten geltoBen." @r duBerte Oa-
3u, Oieier Sab mdre uein offenes
nno 3pniIdes 8efenntnis elmer Der
fe6terin amerifanil6er Ausoeb-
nnngspolitif".
uMber binterber". lagte er,
,,fommt oonn gIei1 ais Earnung Die
ungeidifte Ausreoe, oaB Anerifa
iid in europ1ii6e Angelegenbeiten
leoiglih aus bent e~rbabenen Sor-
labe beraus, Die melteuropaii6en
Nationen Dor elmer Art bolidemi-
ItilAer 8eorobung retten gu miilien,
einlnile."
2emin iagte, Mmeritas @uropa-
politif perleBte nidt MIR Die Ser
einbarungen bon Yalta uno Die
,@eiiungen @nibingtons, Seller
ions uno 2incolns", ion0ern mioer-
iprG1e Dem Hrogramm oeS Yrall-
oenten &~ooiebelt.
Cline 8olitif, Die fduflide .nno
als libel befannte Hegierungen I'M
terItiibt. fam weoer cine pernniif-
tige, nod cine erfolgreide Bolitif
bleiben, ielbit Damn nidt, menn tie
sic mooernitegu moqmesIpnllAen
ariegsidiffe in bic europailden
@epdFer Ididt ooer dbnlihe De-
monltrationen oufdiebt" GlBerte er.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13

Berlin Die Ipmietruiiiiden
8ertreter in Der communicating
Der aaiiertpn fir @roB : Berlin
erboben HroteIt, OoB Die @oope-
ratfoe for Americon &emittonce to
europe Der 8erliner Beuolferun8
ole iogenonnten GAN@ : 8afete 5lt-
ftellt. Gie HuiIen erboben gegen
Ausgobe be3p. 3uItellung Der
@aRg 8ofete Sen @inmun0, es
handle it'd Inn cine elltleitlge
MaBnabmp. sic bebaupteten mei-
ter, 8ertreilung unO 3ultellurg
bon GN8g Bofeten lei cine Ser
Iebunq zines l1e6ereinfommens,
ouf @runo oeiien oief @roB Ser
liner gepolferung OurG cine Nob-
runQsmittel : Surnmel : uno Ser
teilunqsitelle ser bier 8eiobungs-
mahte NIT 2ebensmitteln oerlorgt
merOen ioll.
(aus Ser 8erliner Meloung
qeht nift einoeutig beroOr, Oh
fih Ser iofuietruiiiide Brotelt les
oiglif gegen Die @inbe5iebun9 0es
ruiiiIfen Seftors in bic GaG@=
glftion ODER ouf ale Seftoren
Ser Staot be5iebt. Ser Nerp yor-
fer GaH@ 3pntroliteIle lit bon
Dem ruiiiiden 8roteit nod nidts
hpfnunt1
Ser groteIt murOe in elmer
Sibung ser itellDertretenoen Ber=
liner MilitarfommanOanten DER
bier geIabnngsmddte pom rulii-
iden gelegierten Sberit Daloou
borqe6rodt. Gin 8ertreter Der
omerifaniiden Delegation erfldrte
nod Ser Sibung Der Militdrfom-
m%on0nnten, sic Mmerifaner leiett
Ser Meinnng, 8emeggruno fiir
sen ruiIiiden Yroteit lei Die Gat-
lofe, 0aB ole Ga9g Rafete bel
Ser 8erliner Beo0lferung lebr po-
puGdr iino unO Die &niien nidt
in Ser Gage ieien cine a9nlthe
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13

@uf @run0 ser rllliil6en 6ormllie-
rung miiroen nIio ruiiiiAe 8eiat-
3ungstruppen in lnearn, &una-
MEN unO onoeren ebemaligen 5einO-
itaaten in Die l1eberiidt niht ein-
be5ogen merOen.
8ieie 6roge miro mabri6eiilid)
in sen nddlten Sagen I'M Slider
bweitsrat auftouden. Wfnnn nilnmt
an, Bob Anorei @romDfo porlAla-
gen miro, sen rnifiihen Aittrus eii
Die IogesorDnung Oes Siderbeits-
rates 81 leBen.
Isle man erf1brt, meroen Oie
@ereinigten Stanten Sci oieier Sc
legen9eit oaralf beiteben, Dab Gro
mpfo erfIGre, morltm SomjetruB-
LAMB ausfunft it6er Die nusldnOiide
Sruppenit1rfe in oeri6ieoenen 2on-
bern Ourd Sen Si6erbeitsrat einbo-
len loIIen min, oiif melde 8eitim-
mitng in Der SerfaIiung Der Ser
einten 0ationen lid Der ruIiiide
@oridIog itiibe uno melGen 3mef-
fen er Oiene.
@roB6ritunnien ion ote gleide
Soltnng mie Die 8ereinigten Stao-
ten III oieier 6roge e%innebmett. Sn
omerifoniiden &reiien nimmt man
an, OoB @rompfo feline befrieOigen-
ben Mntmorten oltf Die e~rm1bnten
Srngen geben fam uno Der Cider
beitsrat ooritm ben ruIliiden Gor
ldlag ablebnen meroe.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
0ober 56aoen-
erlab D~erlan9t

MaIbinatpn - Nnh elmer Wfit-
teillna oes StuntsDRpartments
bat Ii6 5ltgoilapien b~orldufig be-
reit erflart, fir Ben 8erlltit bon
fiinf @merifonerh Die abgeidoilen
ltno qetotet muroen, Shuoeneriob
at leiIten, mGbreno Maridoll 81
fos &egierung bis iebt nidlts oa-
bon Qelagt bat, 0aB lie aud
Sdaoeneriab fiir Oie bon iu9o-
ilomiifen 6liegern ~3erit0rten Slug
3elge leilten mill.
Inter Staatsiefretdr GloDton
erflarte, sic Gegierung lei 6ereit,
Den Streitfoll 81 beeN0igen, To-
boIo Elm S6aoeneriob bon $780,
600 bis 100000 geleiitet miro.
Glanton m%ie0erbolte cine fril-
bere grfldrung, oaB Die 9fe9ie-
rung nidt sic Abiidt babe, Die
Senoungen Ser llN&&A nod SUI
qoIlamien 3u perbinOern, iplange
Ser Streitiall, iiber ole Slug
5euge niht erleOigt lit.
Glapton erfldrte, Bob lei cine
Angelegenbeit Ser llyf&&a, uno
fiiqte bin8u, 0nB Die &egierung
oen 8erIud Ser 1853 Seeleute,
sic Snhe in Die eigene San0 3u
nebmen uno Die Geri6iffung BON
8orrdten nab Sltgolla-
mien s4 unterbinoen, beoauern
SeOe 0erartige aftion lolle
Dem Stoatsoepartmen ooer Der
llge&&A p~orbebalten blefben lng-
tie Der 8eamte.
auf cine 5raee CAB Glapton
gu, oaB Die &egierung gerifte
cine falihe ooer ingereht-
fertigte 8erteilung non llgiSGM-
9~ieTerungen in S~usoilamien nno
an6eren 0Gn0ern erbalten bot, bod
lei imnlerbin ourA llnterlu4ungen
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
NefOrOernte
at ewriparten

@nI6ington ~ SrobOen ld)leAteS
@etter in einigen midtigen 5arm-
be3irfen Ser Il. 9. Die porberigen
@rateermortltngen I'M AuguIt 5u-
riidgeIdruubt bot, itebt bod nod,
genlGB Dem Bun0es Aderbon De
pa%rtntent, cine Hefor0ernte fiir
NeabrnngSmitteln un0 BieDfutter
in ausIi6t.
Man armartet, bob Sic oies-
iq6rige @rnte Die &%efor0ernte Don
1912 un go itberiteigen, IND 10
nit 26% iiber 0en 8urhidlnitt8-
erlten Ser Sabre 1928 80 lie-
gen miro.
Gdlteeinbriide mdbreno oes glu-
quits Dqr3ogerten Die &eife elmer
9ln3nbl lpdter @epddie, Defenders
0es Mois. 1rokOem ltebt nod
imtner oie groBte Maisernte in
Ser @eiAihte Der Ser. Stanten
3li ermnrten.
g(ud Die Broouftion BON 8in-
terpei5en bat einen Beforehand
erreidt. Sic 4isiidten fir 6rii6-
iabrsmei6en baben iid I'M augpit
gebeiiert.
Die @flon5en, tpelfe i'm auguit
gelitten baben, idlieBen II. a. So
jabobnen, SorgAlmb 8aumpolle
ltn0 @roniille elm. 8agegen BEL
ierten iid md6reno Oieies Monats
ole Ausii6ten fiir Sabof unO
&eis I'M iiiOlihen @ebiet, no oie
MISUNDERSTANDING I'M allgeneinen
better wuroen. SIN NorOen Der
Ser. Stuoten mur0en Oie ausiid)-
ten fiir gepiiie &ornIorten, 5lads
uno &artoffeln better.
81 sen 8ro0uften, fir nelhe
man cine N~efor0ernte erpartet,
limo nod 5lt rednen: @firiihe,
8floumen un0 8irnen. Cine 9urd)-
idnittsernte miro ii6 fir ioGgen-
oes ergeben:
Sofer, &eis, aartoffeln, Gro
niiiie. Erouben, &iri6en unO 3uf-
ferrobr.
Wfit elmer @rnte inter Dem
Gurdidnitt rednet man fir 8aunl-
molle, &oggen Sorgbum, 5lads,
8ufapei3en, 8obnen fiir Erodnung,
SiiBfartoffeln un0 Becanniiiie.
Sn einigen @ebieten I'M oitli-
den uno mittleren 9oroen Ser
Ser. Stooten bGtten iih Mais uno
einige ouoere Spdtgepd@ie niat
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
@rOmDfO ioa
SQrbe befenme1t

@oi6ington Gie &eeierlrng
ser 9ereinigten 5tnaten trdgt lid
NIT oem @eounfen benin Cider
beitsrot ser 8ereinten gentionen 81
beantrogen, priifen gu lalien, in
welder Stdrfe Wiitelieositaoten
auBerbolb hires eigenen 2anoes
gruppen itationiert boben.
8efonntlid bat 5omjetruBlano
beantrogt, cine Iolde l1nteriudung
burd3ufiibren babel aber Die ebe-
maligen 6einDldnoer ous5unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13

redt entmideIn fSnnen, oa sic
NG6te folt woren uno es an eli
nigen Stellen iogar 6roit go6.
Die gierproOuftion, iomo1l fiir
jeoes ein3elne @ubn, iDie aud Oie
@eiamtproDuftion, NOR im augnlt
oieies Sobres ~nieoriger ais I'M
9luguit 1915. Irob0em ltan0 I'M
9lltguit 1916 Oie @ierproouftion
nod IS iiber oem 9nrdihnitt.
Sic Yfildproonftion i'm Iiiguit
itolto MIR Der 0es altgnit 1916
I1nd.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
'fT0Ik mag BIutOer0eBeN bFln0en, Ia9t ODWyeT
Ru6en oe9enCQRG-
pafete an 8erliner
Sic prctcIticret oeocn 2luseabe bcstU. 5MItcuMne
ms ~bcbaupten IS lei cine cinicitec ntosnobtte MnN
cine pcrlcbMne cincs 1tcbcrcinectattcns

g[ftipitGt al entfolter.
elm 81. Auguit botte Sberit
Qemis DC. @uble, GglGg 2eiter in
Geutidlano. ser Rem 9orfer
GentrolItelle in eirem S%elegromm
mitgpteilt, ooB Ser &ommonoant
0es ruliii6en Seftors in Berlin
feline @iupGnOe ge9en Die @nt-
.qegennd6me Don Gg&g Iafeten
I'M omeri6aniiden Seftor Ieitens
ser i'm ruiiiihen Seftor Oon Ser
in le6en0en 8erionen erbe6t." 8.
8. 8urlanO, Itellpertreten0er Gre
futiD gireftor ser GAHg, bate
Ieiner5eit ser 8efanntgube Oieies
@ableifen Selegromms sic 9e-
merfung bin5ugeiiigt: Die ruff
ifen MilitGrbeb0roen weroeli I'M
neIfen feline lfornleIte &ereinba-
r1ng NIT Ser GN9fg obihlieBen,
sic bic ginriAtung BON GNH@=
9%ugerb1uIern i'm ruiiiihen Seftor
ielbit geltnttet.
ltno 8urlanO bate meiter iei-
ner3eit erfldrt: PMS &oniequeil5
oieIer neuen 3ulnmmenurbeit NIT
Sen ruiiii6en Mfilitdrbeb0r0en fam
sic GAH@ iebt Muftrdge CUR Sic
'erung Don 8nfeten an 6reunoe,
Bermolt0te utl0 dnoere Yerionen,
bic I'M ruifiihen Seftor 8erlins
iuohneL unnebmen- nnO miro Die
3uItellung 0ieier Senoungen orf
Sem @ege ii6er ben anerifani=
ihen 5eftor Ourdfiibren. Eat-
idflidj bat sic NeD gorfer 3eu-
tralitefle ser GM&@ ieit 0ieIem
l3eitpunff auftrdge fir gN3@ :
8ofete an 9erionen, Oie i'm ruiz
iiiden Seftor @roB : 8erlins fpo6-
men, angenommen)
Sn eiuer Sibung Ser itelluer-
treten0en &omman0anten fiir @roB-
Berlin bat 9berit GaloOa I'M
Suffrage Der ruiiiiden MiIitarbe-
6oroe ouBeroem Ons SportprO-
9rumm Ser omerifanNAen Ar-
NEE 3uguniten oeutider &inoer
uno Sugenoliher proteItiert. 0fit-
glieoer Ser amerifaniiden Streit.
frafte lebren oeutiden &inoer unO
Suqenolifen gum 8eiipiel 8aieball,
6uBball tno onoere Sportorten.
Gie omerifonilhe MiitdrbeborOe
fat oeutiden Sport : S~ugenOner-
b1noen fir Die Ausii6ung 0ieles
ISporteS Sportpldbe, 8dlle ullp. sur
Ierfiigung geitellt. Der ruIIilde
TroteIt geeen Oieie iportlife ge-
t1tigltng ipuroe 6omit beqriinoet,
BOB oiele fportlide 9dtiqfeit cine
BON ben IlIiierten p%ereinbarfe He-
gelung nerlete, Die ieglid iport-
Iife aftioit1t unteriogt, melfe ols
cine bolbmilitGriihe auSbilonng
i6etrohtet fperoen fam.
Sn Der SiButg Der 9onnton-
Onntltr mltroen 0ie beioen ruff
iden 8roteIte bon Sberit 6ronf
g. Solplep, Dem itelloertretenoen
Observation-Disclosures Der Serei-
nigten Stooten fiir @roB Berlin,
3uriidgemieien. Die ItellDertreten-
oen Observation-Disclosures 8roB-
britunniens uno 6ranfrei6S nie-
len Ole rnfiiiden 9roteite eben-
folls ouriif.
am 10. September miro cine
oronunQsgemdBe Sibnng Der Ser
liner &omnonoattur Der Alliier-
ten ~nbgebnIten meroen. Sn oieier
sSibnng miro Der ruiiiIhe Bro-
telt apgegen Iportlide 8etatigung
ernent our 8erban6luna fommen.
IS lit mabriheinlid, oaB Oie &ui-
len in oieier Sibung au6 erneut
Sic Trage Ser ausliefernng BON
@a&@ Bafeten our Eebatte ltel-
len mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
Spbin areift nidt Elm

indianapolis ~ Daniel 5. SD-
bin, 4rGii6ent Ser SnternatiOnal
BROTHERHOOD Of Seamiters, ueiserte
lid bente, in ben Streif Der Netu
yOrfer 9aitfraftmasenfiibrer einsu-
a~reifem mnO t~elepbpnierte er an
MaDor G'9mper, bah Ieiner Nnlidt
mad bic Streifer mir @eredtisfeit
fGmpfen".
Washington Journal., 1946-09-13
Bulletins
Giienhpmer perLiert Mtmtter

OETtIIUUIUtl UVIFtVFt WtH4tet
glbilene, San. - Tran SOa Stu
Der GiIen6piuer, Die Wtntter DOn
General 9wisbt .. G%iienbOwer, lit
berte "a Sabre alt i'm Samilien-
beim p0lis nnerwartet Deridieoen.
Nogales international., 1946-06-07
Arizona Families Get $l,O7S,OOO In
Life Insurance Payments In 3 Months

Arizona families received $1,078,000
in life insurance death benefit pay
ments under 493 policies during the
first three months of this year,
compared with 1904, 900 under 437
policies in the corresponding period
of last year, the Institute of Life
Insurance reported this week.
These payments reflect the
clearing up of war death claims
except for those involving service
men missing in action" the Insti-
tute said in announcing the figures.
In spite of this, however, payments
in this state were greater than those
of the same period of 1945, due in
part to the greater amount of life
insurance owned and in part, to an
increase in civilian death rates
during the first few weeks of this
year.
Of the aggregate payments in this
state, $911,0OO was under 298 ordin-
ary policies; 1882 900 was under rs
group life insurance certificates
and $35 900 was under 100 industrial
insurance policies.
For the nation as a whole, $341, :
Nogales international., 1946-06-07

The Arizona Highway Commits
sion has projected a SIG, S3,013.49
construction budget for the 1876
AZ fiscal year, it is revealed in
budget figures published in to-
days NOgales International.
Of the huge amount, $12,2o7,-
313.49 will be expended on the
states primary system and the re-
mainder on secondary and county
primary roads. The funds include
federal and county grants.
The totals for all classification Of
roads in the IA counties:
Apache, $735, ,61349; Cochise, ST.
338 ,OOO;; Coconino, $2,998,5OO; Gila
1868 200; Graham, $847 800; Green
lee, S525 900; Maricopa 81, 4,120, 300;
Mohave, $712,O00; Navajo, $414, 500;
Pima, 81 1818,8OO; Pinal $480,000;
Santa Cruz, $875 900; Yavapai, ST.
8O2 900; and Yuma $1,753 900.
PRIMARY ROUTES
On the states prinary-federal
aid routes, the following amounts
have been projected for expenditure
in the IA counties:
Apache, $435, ,61349; Cochise
1923 900; Coconino, $2,068, 200; Gila
$4,000 Graham, $560,000; Green
lee, $275, 500; Maricopa, $1,673 300;
AGohave, $3O7, 900; Navajo, $351, 900;
Pima, $681 300; Pinal, $223,000;
Pima, $6S1 800; Pinal, $223,O00;
Santa Cruz, $875,0OO; Yavapai
1929 900 and Yuma, $1,378,00O.
SONOITA ROAD
In Pinal County, more than ST.
900 900 has been set up for work or
U. S. 70 from Florence to superior
and Superior to Oak Flat. In Santa
Cruz County, $65O,O0 has been pro-
jected for work on the Nogales-Ft
Huachuca highway from Sonoita to
the Santa Cruz-Cochise County
line.
A Tucson urban route, six miles
Nogales international., 1946-06-07
Summing Pool
Opens At
Civic Building

The AMVETS officially opened
their indoor swimming pool yester-
day at the civic building. Season
tickets are now on sale at $3.50
Petso Robles and Robert Briggs are
the newly appointed managers and
lifeguards.
The hours are: Public from 900
am. to 100 pm; recreational pro-
gram for children 100 pm. to 500
pm; and general public from 500
pm. to HOO pm. The pool will be
inspected daily by the health de-
partment.
Nogales international., 1946-06-07
High Customs
Official
NogaIes Visitor

Ed j. Shamhart of Washington,
D. c., deputy commissioner of Gus
toms, was a visitor in Nogales this
week accompanied by his wife.
After spending few days here
with Mrs. Shamhart's nephew, E. F.
Sauer, and wife, they left WedneS-
day in their car for the East.
On Tuesday evening the distin-
guished government official and
wife were guests of honor at a GUS
toms service banquet at the Cavern
Cafe in Nogales, Sonora, and at
tended by the following persons:
F. H Gardner, supervising Gus
toms agent at San Francisco; Grow
er c. Webb, district supervisor GUS
toms patrol, El Paso; w. A. Smale,
American consul general at Mexi-
cali; Rae Vader, assistant customs
agent at FL Paso; R. w. Arts, San
Francisco; Terry A. Talent. Ell
Paso; Earl A. Smith, Phoenix; Ben
White, customs agent at Laredo,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert R. Chatham. MFR. ard
Mrs. Craig Pottinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. Cruickshank and daugh-
ter Shirley Ann, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
F.. Sauer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cleve-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Street,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Polk, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar L. Newberry, Miss
Edythe T. Hoene, W. j. Harmon,
and the guests of honor.
Nogales international., 1946-06-07
Owls, Amuets,
Win In
Softbau Games

The hard luck Bracker's Statesmen
took their fourth loss of the season
Tuesday night at the hands of the
league leading Alnvets.
The Statesmen started with a
bang, scoring four runs in the first
inning, taking advantage of the
wildness of E. Robles, and it looked
like another defeat for the ex-GTs
until the fourth inning when J..
Patton, the Anvet third baseman,
came up with the bases loaded and
connected with a drive over third
base, but the Statesmen left fielder
missed it and it rolled between his
legs, giving the Amvets four runs.
In the second game of the double
bill the surprising Owl Drugmen de-
feated the Aliados with the help of
II errors. Buck Castillo was not in
his strike-out form, and on the
other hand Valencia, the Drugmen
ace pitcher, pitched his best game
of the season, striking out nine and
allowing four hits.
The Owl Drugmen played heads
up ball. Only one error was charged
to them, committed by the first
baseman, the final score being nine
to five, and that moved the Owl
men to third place in the league
standings.
Nogales international., 1946-06-07
Four DEPUTY
Collectors
Visitors Here

Four out of town deputy collec-
tors of customs were visitors in
Nogales yesterday and a luncheon
was given in their honor at Rancho
Grande.
They were Clarke Eickcox, Doug
las; Mike Behan, Naco; Fred Val
enzuela, Sasabe; Charles L. Johns
ton, San Luis.
Covers were also laid at the
luncheon for Collector of Customs
Craig Pottinger, Assistant Collector
Herbert r. Chatham, Chief Inspec-
tor of Customs George Horrall, AS
sistant Chief Inspector William E.
Hatcher and Inspector William L.
Lyons.
Nogales international., 1946-06-07
|3,423 Cattle
Beat
BAL Deadline

Cattle importers along the Mexi-
can border rushed 3,423 head Of
cattle into Arizona Monday and
Tuesday to beat a Bureau Of Animal
Industry deadline which bars
shipments of cattle, horses and
swine.
OF the 3,423, a total of 1,466 came
across in railroad cars at Nogales,
1,160 on hoof through Ephraim
Canyon, 284 at Douglas and 513 at
Naco
The embargo went into effect
Tuesday night. New regulations is
sued by the BAL designated Nogales
and Douglas as the only cattle ports
of entry for the Arizona district
during the length of the quarantine.
Shipments are expected to resume
when the BAL establishes quaran-
tine facilities. Permits then will be
issued to importers but cattle must
remain in quarantine for Is days at
the port of entry.
The United States is said to have
put the embargo on as a result of
the importation into Mexico of 327
Brahma bulls from Brazil, a coun-
try reported infected by hoof and
mouth disease.
Cattle from Mexico having origin
ated in other foreign countries will
not be allowed to enter the United
States unless proof can be given
that they have been in Mexico more
than six months, the regulations
received by the office of the 'collec-
tor of customs here revealed.