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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
NOVA SKUPINA NEWEST
DOSPELA IL ANGLIJE

NEW YORK, II. februarja-
Danes je dospelo ne krovu par
niha Queen Nary 1866 ma
da,;n;ih Anglezinj, ia Sc pridru-
zijo svojim ameriskim mozem v
Zedinjenih drzavah. S seboj so
pripeljale 688 otrok.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
Pittsburgh in
OkOISka n1esta
brez elektrike

Danes zjutraj so odsli M
stavko po 3O-dnevnem brezuspe-
snem pogajanju delavci pri Du-
quesne Light Co. in njenih pod
rejenih druzbah, IS cemur Sc je
ustavilo delo in promet v Pitts
burghu in po vseh okoliskih
mestih. Prizadevanja oblasti v
zadnjih minutah "a odvrnitev
stavke so bila brez uspeha.
Delavci, XII so clanf CIO unije,
/! zahtevajo 3O-procentno povisa-
ME mezde. Governor Martin je
snoci naznanil, da je apeliral ma
predsednika Trumana, da po-
sreduje v situaciji.
Transitna stavka v Phila-
delphiji paralizirala promet
V Philadelphia je vceraj "a
stavkalo "a vsiljenje zahteve "a
mezdno povisanje 9,655 trans
portnih delavcev CIO unije, kar
je ustvarilo najvecjo prometno
paralizo zgodovini mesta.
Prizadetih je tri milijone pre-
biva!cev mesta in okolice, XII Sc
dnevno posluzujejo javnega
transitnega sistema.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12

sarni Luitpold v Monakovu,
oznacil kot "brezdrzavne osebe" :,
XII sc nocejo vrniti v Jugoslavi-
jo radi opozicije proti marsalu
Titu.
Pogon sledil izjavi
drzavnega tajnika Byrnesa
Armadne oblasti pravijo, da
so interniranci, skoro vsi Srbi,
monarhisti, XII so bill zajeti v
Jugoslaviji in katerim sedaj ma
celjuje general Popovic. On in
njegovi kolegi so 81 prizadevali,
da bi torganizirali "jugoslovan.
sko kraljevsko armada" ma Ba.
varskem, je rekel neki predstav.
mix tretje armade.
Ii pogoni ma taborisca "brez'
domcev" v ameriski okupacijsk
zoni so bill izvrseni v soglasjl
z zagotovilom, katerega je po
dal drzavni tajnik Byrnes pre-
|teklo soboto, da bodo Zed. drza
We podvzele korale, da Sc ma
pravi konec takozvani "jugoslo
vanski kraljevski armada nj
Bavarskem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
Nasi fantje-vojaki

Anton Jagodnik, sin MIR. in
Mrs. Jagodnik, 2075O Tracy
Ave-, je bill castno odpuscen cd
vojakov, pri katerih je sluzil Al
mesecev. v Afriki je. prebil de-
vet mesecev. Sedaj zivi S sopro-
go Irene in sinckom ma igor
MEM naslovu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
CANKARJEVE VAJE

Nocoj Sc vrsijo vaje "a igro
"Micki je treba moza,' ma odru
Slovenskskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave. Vsi, XII imajo
vloge, so proseni, da Sc gotovo
udeleziio val.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
Amerikanc1 vprizori1i
pogon ma jlgos1ovanske
kra1jeva$e v Netnciji
AmeriSke cete SO udarile tudi
poljske *'brezdomce," XII ruvarijo
proti sedanji vladi v Warsaw

BAD TOELZ, Nemcija, H. februarja-Tisoc MOI anne
rske okupacske se je danes vprizorlo blskove pogo
taboriSca "brezdomcev blizu Nuernberga in Mona
kova namenom da razbijejo poizkus "a formranje
skupn sesojech IL Poljakov in Jugosovanov, XII ruejo
proti sedanjim vladam Belgradu in Varsavi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
Jugoslavija predlozila
obtoznic0 proti Mihaj-
lOUicu u Nuernberqu
Nemski marsal nastopil kot prica
proti svojim kolegom; jih obtozuje
zarote "a unicenje Rusije

NUREMBERG, II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kon1isi-
ia vojno zocinstvo e danes predlozila ednarodneu
vojaskeu sodiscu obtoznico pro gen. Dra Mha lovicu
glavarju ugoslovanskih cetkov katerega doz da
e tekom nemske okupacije Jugosave zveza naciji in
vod oborozena borbo proti Osvobodin armadi marsaa
Tta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12

Abraham Lincoln je bill velik. ker je bill demo-
krat najsirsem in najglobljem pomenu besede
Pod njegovim vodstvom je bilo ohranjeno ednstvo
zedinjenih draw najveeji krizi tedaj mlade ame-
rske republke. katere obstoj je bill postavljen ma
kocko vsled oborozene vstaje domaeih sill reakcije
in splosne sovraznosti in zanicevana cd stran pro-
tiludskih sill sirom sveta.
Lincoln Sc je boril "a odpravo suzenjstva Ze-
dinjenih drzavah. ker je bill goboko prepriean. da
suzenjstvo kateregakoi della prebivalstva dejansko
ogroza svobodo vseh ljudi. Svojo nezlomljivo vero
v preprosto ljudstvo je izrazil nesmrtnimi bese-
dami bog mora ljubiti preproste ljudi. ker dru-
GAGE bi jih ne bill toliko ustvari"
Slava spominu Abrahama Linco1na, velikega
zaseitnika in prvoboritelja svobodo in enakost
vseh ljudi!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
Mrs. Roosevelt Sc
u6Si dip|omociie

LONDON, II. feb.-Mrs.,
Eleanor Roosevelt je danes
izjavila, da SO jo skusnje ma
zborovanju Zdruzenih naro-
dov naucile, kakB prav je
incl njen pokojnf MOI, ko
il .ie veckrat rekel: "Clove-
ka spoznas sele, kadar imas
Opravka Z njim."
"Pri Zdruzenih narodih
nimamo opravka samo eden
z drugim, ampak narod ina
opravka z narodom. Sedaj
sem bolj uverjena kot kdaj
pref, kako prav je incl
Franklin.
"KO sem prisla semkaj,
nisem mogla razumeti sta
lisca vzhodno-evrOpskih ma
rOdOv glede begmcev. Sc
daj razumem njihovo raz-
polozenje. In dasiravnO Sc
ne morem z vzhodno-evrop-
skimi narodi strinjati, pa
simpatiziram z mimi in sem
gOtOva, da Sc bo nasla zadO-
voljiva resitev vprasanja."
Zadnjo izjavo je Mrs.
Roosevelt ocividno podala z
OZirOm ma debate, katerO je
imela prosii teden rusko
delegacijo, XII je zahtevala,
da sc problem beguncev pre-
pusti izkljucno drzavam, IL
katerih so doticniki zbezaIi.
Mrs. Roosevelt ije temu ugo-
varjala in je S svojim stall
Seem prOdrla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12

l1Ca.
Jugoslavija zahteva, da Sc Mi
ha jlovica posadi ma zatozno klop
kot vojnega zlocinca, ker je po-
tom kolaboracije z Nemci po-
vzrocil smrt stotisocev Jugoslo-
vanov.
Kje Sc Mihaj jlovic danes ma
haja, nj znano. Nekatera poro-
ella trdijo, da Sc bivsi cetniski
vodja skriva nekje v juzni Sr-
biji.
Won Paulus, XII je bill zajet v
Stalingradu, ma pri6evanju
Feldmarsal Friedrich Won Pau
lus, XII je bill porazen in zajet
pred Stalingradom, nakar je po-
stal vodja nemskega osvobodil-
mega odbora v Rusiji, je danes
nastopil kot prica proti svojim
nekdanjim kolegom, XII so zrli
mani z odprto sovraznostjo.
Won Paulus je rekel, da mu je
bila ze v septembru 1910 dana
naloga, da pripravi kampanjo
proti Rusiji. Invazija Rusije Sc
je imela priceti pet tednov po-
pref kot pa Sc je dejansko "a
celia, je prieal Won Paulus, ker
Sc je Hitler odlocil, da Sc mora
pred napadom ma Rusijo zlomi-
ii Jugoslavija.
Ruski Prosecutor je tel zve-
ri predlozil porocilo, XII pravi, da
je Nemcija z invazijo in okupa-
clio Jugoslavije povzrocila smrt
1,65O,OOO oseb, oziroma vec kot
10 procent vsega jugoslovanske-
ga prebivalstva.
Naciji so racunali, da bodo
lahkoto strli Rusijo
Won Paulus, clovek sloke po-
stave, je prical, da so naciji ra-
cunali, da bo 13O do 40 divizij
zadostovalo "a zdrobitev soviet
skega odpora.
Feldmarsal Won Keitel, bivsi
sef nemskega generalnega Sta
ba in eden izmed % obtozencev
je srepo zrl ma Won Paulusa, ko
je slednji rekel, da je bila prva
naloga, XII je bila dana nemski
armadi, ko je vdrla v Rusijo, da
zavzame Moskvo, Leningrad ir
Ukraine.
~Trije strategicni nameni nem'
ske komande, je nadaljeval Won
Paulus, so bill, uniciti Rdeco ar
| mado ma zapadu in preprecit
njen umik v planote vzhoda
ustanoviti fronto, katere b
bilo Rusom nemogoce bombar
dirati Nemcijo in doseci linijo
segajoco cd Volge ma jugu ps
do Arhangela ma severn.
Fmci so kOlaborirali z Nemcij'
v pripravah "a napad
| Won Paulus je rekel, da je fin
ski generalni Stab mesece pre-.
! dejanskim napadom delal skup
no nemsko vrhovno komand'
ma pripravah "a invazijo Rusije
medtem ko je madzarsko kola
boracijo z Nemci pripisoval pc
IIhlepu po izgubljenem ozemlju il
ljubosumnosti drugih nacijskil
satelitov. "
! Nemski feldmarsal je oznae
Keitela, Hermana Goeringa i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
Judge VS.. judge
But Judge Comes
Out $40 - Poorer

y judge faced judge This morn
ing III police court and received two
iO-day sentences
Judge Switzerland. colorcd youth.
was tried on Two charges of assault
with Il deadly weapon ON AlphonSa
DunStun. In each case. Judge Henry
!. Powell sentenced him 10 80 days.
commitment not To issue upon pay
mcnt Of five dollars and costs ana
condition that he keep the peace to-
wards Dun$tun.
Dun$ton was also tried for assault,
with a deadly weapon on Southcr-
land and was sentenced To 30 days
commitment not to issue upon pay
merit Of five dollars and costs and
condition that he keep the peace to-
wards Switzerland.
". Fl. Short, white, tried for pub
&c drunkenness. was tined i've co.
'arS and costs.
John Wilson and II. y. RcamcS
white, were adJuGccu not guilty q.
charges of diS0rdcrly conduct.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
ERNEST HI. BUCHANAN
TO RE. BURIED HERE
iC:incr &c ;ntr Man Takes Own Life
In Raleigh. Where lie
Was Living.

Funeral SCrViCCI will I've held Ci-
'h"r Saturday OF Sunday at Mount
N-Hurn Chvi: ,!%H church. near Hen
tCysnn. for Ernest Hamilton Buch-
man. 10. who took his rwu life by
shooting himself in the head al his
homo nj 5I& Cleveland street. RAJ
'gs2h. shortly ;s,rr las, midnight. He
rad occn i'll i'll health for some
y .'''hS
The family formerly resided in
~, g. nrv Tho deceased was a
native Oi Warren county aud was
SH'"rrh sin = shortly after tho
first Of The year. Mr.. Buchanan for-
80 "r .""rn IN farming. AU, had
been working aS barber III Ra-
leigh.
u,ac; date FOR The funeral Was not
Dr1"Ncri pending word rom mcm-
,rS az the family. DGt Il was said
he services would e held at Mount
Auburn church either Saturday or
Sunday At 3 o'clock in the after
noon. with burial IN the church GEM
ctcry. Rev. +. ". Garter. G.: YoungS-
Vile. pastor O: the church. will Of
iici@;C.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
E.Hy Watkins Buchanan. and in,
Glowing children: Mrs. !. T. Cudd
Sc zorro; +. H. buchanan. Jr.. OF
hr l. :. Navy. located in Florida
Mrs. +. Y. Carter. Eagle River Wis.
N"s. II T. billiard. E,on College.
h-. James Buchanan. [ S. Army
n Italy. and Francis. Robert and
Stewart Buchanan. and Misses Hell
= and Eara?ra Buchanan. all o.
ne a.H'N. in Raleigh. Also S.ryir-
."e are hire" gvandSoUS. a brother.
:. p. f.ChanJn. and u sister Mrs.
). v. Land. oo:h of South Hill. Va.
The deceased was member of
Noun, Auburn church ABOUT 20
TCIr-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19

Can you answer seven Of these
quiz questions? Turn to Page four
or the correct answers.
!. Which types of passenger planes
were grounded on July IL. after two
crashes, and restored To service Au-
!ust "a. after installation of addi-
tioral safety devices?
2. What rank in the Army is de-
signated by two silver bars?
3. Who wrote the play The Dolls
House?
q. or which country was Cath
crime the Great The empress?
D. The composers Beethoven and
Each both suffered physical mfr
mites: what were they?
g. Name the owner of Idle Hour
Stock Farm. Lexington. KY. who
died recently leaving an estate Of
over seven million dollars.
7. Who was the first printer in
England?
8. Which South American country
sent troops 10 fight with the Allied
forces in Europe in World ar II?
3. In which of The four time zones
Of the U. S. is the city of Denver.
Colorado?
10. Where was Napoleon Bona
parte born?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
KERR SCOTT URGES
u. S. CROP POLICIES

Raleigh. Sept. 10. - Crop insur-
ancc prOYldcS a cushion against loss
i money and labor when crops are
destroyed. w. Kerr Scott. State COM
missioner of agriculture. said today.
urging Tar Heel farmers To lose
no time before considering Fed
nral all-riSk crop insurance on their
1917 winter wheat crop.
September % is the final date for
writing insurance on next year.
"rOp.
New provisions in the program
his year enable farmers To- make /.
WIDER choice Of the type of cover
re they desire. This insurance l..
'old under 3-ycdr contract arr
nay be purchased from local AAA
committeeman or their authorized
agents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
White Cane
Fund Total
NOw$434.60

y total of Si3469 has been turned
i'll Henderson for the White Cane
drive for the blind work and Spon-
Sorcd by the Lions club. .. b. Nit
chcll. chairman of the drive. report
cd at the weekly meeting of the club
last night. Funds are still coming i'll
and the report is incomplete, he
stated.
y movie on "Carboloy". hardest
man-madc metal. was shown By
James |. Moore, Jr. The movie
showed showed the uses to which
carboloy. combination of carbide
and tungsten. can be applied
Fred WhitcSidc was III charge OC
the program. President Fred kCSlcr.
presided.
Richard Davis. Norman Holloway
and II. y. Harrington were received
into the club aS new members.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
ECTCR FUNERAL TO
BE IN GREENSBORO

Funeral services for William \
ct"r. who died Yesterday at Maria
'3rham hospital. will be held in
greensboro at ForblS and Murray
funeral chapel tomorrow Afternoon
at two o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Picfoh. pas
tor of BcsSCmcr Presbyterian church
At Midway, Will conduct the scrv-
COS. 1ntcrmcnt will be in Midway
'emctCry.
Ector had been manager of Cen
trail hotel here for two years. COM
lng TO Henderson from Durham. lie
had been i'll about ten days.
Surviving is a sister. Miss Novclla
Sue ECtor. of Burlington.
The body was shipped 90 Greens
DorO today to await services FRIDAY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
80 Cases On
Court List

y docket o. 33 cases vas sChcd-
ulcd for jury trials al recorder 5
cart today. majority of the case,
icing charges u: whisky possession
tor purpose oi sale.
TrCCial Investigators Lamb an
Scarborough. with the State AB,
.oard. were here again to testify
Il several Oi the cases. The M
cSt!sators cane previously in N,
!.o"; To uncover alleged rings OF
;hiSty sellers.
Nine cases # possession TOR sal,
we're scheduled fer trial today. Oth-
ascS involved careless and rc:k
IS driving. drunk driving. assault
md hit and run.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
How's Your |. O.?

Can you answer seven Of these
quiz questions? Turn to Page four
or the correct answers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
Bulldogs End Heavy Work
For Opening Game Friday

Under d.mning lights, the Bull
dogs went through their fina! .!-rim-
mage last night before taking on
Roanoke Rapids on the gridiron here
tomorrow night at o'clock.
There has been Somr difficulty
in obtaining equipment and in get
ting it Sc, up for night play on the
field, although Coach d. CT Dali
reported today that it is planned 10
have everything i'll order 50 that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19
F ALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not EmbarraSs

Many wSaTcrS OF false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped. slipped or wab-
bled at just the wrong time. DO not
live i'll fear of this happening Ia you.
Just sprinkle Il little FASrEEril. the
alkaline (n0n-aciO powder. ON your
plates. Holds false teeth more firmly.
so they feel more comfortable. Does
moi sour. Checks plate odor" dem
ture brca;h). Get FASTEETH at any
drug store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19

the field viii NC andy illuminated.
Coach Dali ram the first string
against the second string last nj sht
and Goth teams scored. showing that
he will have plenty o. reserve pow
e..
This tiys: game of the season will
&c band benefit game and the
band will perform al hali-timc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-19

Approximately 6u per cent @! all
pedestrians killed by motor vehicles
IN 1915 wv"" IL years old and over.
and - per cent we're children from
> 10 i years old. the National Safe
~ CouAcil reports.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

tions the Psychological desire
for change the tensions and
uncertainty produced by major
wars and major depression in
one generation the increasing
number of childless marriages.
However. the main trouble sim
ply is couples today tend to marry
hastily. They do not in all too
many cases date each other long
enough to know whethe" their at
traction is based on real cOmpati-
bility or merely sexually-cOlored
infatuatiOn.
In my book have detailed the
steps by which any individual COu-
pie can make sure their marriage
will be on an enduring and vital
basis. But | would like to mention
here two lines of action which |
believe society as whole must
take:
/. There should be a uniform
federal law requiring that couples
wait certain number of months
after declaring their intent to mar
~ before they can obtain licenses.
This will forestall hasty marriages.
=. Every community should
take action to see that every
couple marrying has had some pre-
paration for marriage. in the form
of instruction or cOunseling.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

l941. the year in which gasoline
tax collections reached their pre-
war peak. and although registra-
tiOn figures now are somewhat be-
low those of 1915 it is confidently
expected that once new automobiles
come into the market in substantial
quantities, the returns from regis
tratiOn fees will show the same un-
ward trend as now exists in gaso-
line tax collections Should these
trends as predicted by economists
on conservative basis. continue.
it is expected that the next five
years will produce total receipts
from motorists of nearly. if not
quite p million dollars. DeduCting
from this amount costs of admins
tration and collection. maintenance
expenses. police and debt services.
which are estimated TO aggregate
some II million. leaves about mil
lion available for construction.
which is more than adequate to
match federal aid.
1T is true that there are certain
types of needed construction which
will not come under the federal
aid program and for this reason
this total amount may not be fully
adequate. However. the balance
in the general fund. now we'll in
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

happily married themselves they
know many friends and neighbors
who are in trouble Every block in
America has marriage in the state
of dissolution.
Many persons who have OBJ
tanned divorces in Nevada after a
short residence of six weeks are
in dilemma as result of a L. S.
Supreme Court decision in 1945.
In two cases tone in North Caro-
lima and one in Pennsylvania the
Court ruled that each side had
the right to decide whether a resi-
dence of six weeks (as in NevadaJ
constitutes legal residence.
If the various states were to de-
eide that six weeks was not long
enough time to constitute legal
dOmiCile. then thousands of di-
vOrces are illegal and any subse-
quent marriages are bigamous.
Many persons are uneasy that
their former mates may one day
contest.
| could list at least 20 significant
reasons why the rate of marriage
failure in America has reached its
present staggering proportions.
Such factors are involved as the
increasing economic independence
bilitX and shifting of our popula-
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
President And Senate
Offer Advice

Our well-meaning President told
his countrymen on Labor Day to
take encouragement and join hands
in restoring domestic prosperity"
Calling attention to the fact that
recOnverSion is gaining ground he
appealed to men and women to join
in helping labor. management. far
mers and all others to back the
Government, to do thefr level best
in continuing the start that has
been made toward peacetime pro-
duction." in order that our people
may obtain richness of life that
will be a credit and benefit to all
of us now living And, he grace
fully added the hope that these ben
efits might be continued and shar-
ed by those who come after us.
Meantime. the Senate War In
vestigating Committee has offered
some conclusions and recOmmen-
dations' which it says are neces-
sary to maintain the peace. These
conclusions recommend highly
trained armed forces, equipped
with the most modern weapons and
capable of rapid expansion in time
of emergency. They say quality
rather than the quantity of our
Army and Navy will be "the best
guaranty for adequate defense"
Supplementing these recommends
tions the report outlines peace
time program for defense that
might attract whole fiocks of able
intelligent men who are competent
to build up the efficiency of the
Army and Navy while at the same
time they continue "a workable
plan for the immediate mObiliza-
ton of war industries"
Doesn't this indicate that the
Senate has been convinced that the
United States must at all times be
come militaristic Nation? We
have always preached peace be
tween wars. and then thrown al
the strength and money that WI
can collect while on the jump int
battle.
If we keep our powder dry an
our cannon cooked" all the time
we may use it sooner than "
ought to some of the time. Thin
it over-fOr yourself.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Hannegan Feels
Like &c Gust
Send 1t By Mail)

This months award for the best
bureaucrat humble again goes To
Mr.. Hannegan. pilot of the Demo
crat wing of the PAC and known
to few intimates as Postmaster
General. 1t was reported by the
Indianapolis Star.
On account of an advance in the
cost of keys for pOstOffiCe boxes,
the price of new keys advanced
from ~ to 22 cents For 20 years
or more. the deposit of bOxhOlders
tor such keys had been 20 cents.
Imagine the turmoil in Mr. Han
negan's office. when it faced the
possibility of an old 20-cent deposi-
tor turning in his key and getting
22 cents back.
Solution: With straight face.
Uncle Sans Mr. Hannegan is by
mail directing every bOXhOlder in
the nation to fork up cents so that
the books will be kept in balance
Adding up stenography. clerk and
mail services. Indianapolis bust
ness men figured Mr.. Hannegan is
spending 10 cents to get the cents.
See you in November, folks.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Hats Off To Farm
Machinery

The Department of Agriculture
predicts that the farming situation
is about to pass through IAN un-
precedented break with the immed-
late past" 1t calls attention to the
fact that the production of farms
is steadily increasing some
sections of the country almost by
leaps and bounds.
The present record has been
reached without significant eXpan-
sion in the acreage and despite in
sufficient labor. The farm maChin-
cry output climbed Il per cent in
1915. says statement by the De-
partment. That's the answer!
The OPA and other agencies
made mess of ratiOning farm
foods. Nearly every family was
unable to buy food at the grocery
store or the meat market. All kinds
of American machinery was being
shipped OverSeaS-and most peO-
pie didn't need to be told that this
program interfered with eating at
home. and in hotels. and restaur-
ants.
Production has increased due to
farm machinery. That has made it
possible for the farmer to dispose
of most of his work animals and
produce larger crops with less farm
labOrerS.
The shift to mechanical pow
er." the Government report says
made available about 55 million
crop acres. or about Is per cent OF
the available cropland for the pro
duction of marketable commodi-
ties"
The Government high officials
now tell us that there will be /,
per cent increase in farm produc-
perhaps this year and next.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

excess of Il million dollars. is grea-
ter than il has been in recent his
tory and if even a portion of the
amounts that have been diverted
from motorists revenues for gen
eral fund purposes he restored to
highway fund or appropriated for
highway purposes. there would he
amply sufficient money available
at existing tax rates and without
having recourse TO a bond issue to
match all of the available federal
aid monies.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
How Not To Cure
u. S. Housing Ills

Morris Bluestone. Ohio contract
or. built a group of small houses to
sell for $3.50 each, the official
ceiling was $3.50.
limestone paid his workers above
scale on the theory that good work
ers are the best investment. For
this he was brought before a wage
adjustment board. The board ma
jority ruled Bluestone's conduct
was directly inflationary." and the
penalty decreed was the loss of
$4,000 income tax deductions.
The board opinion did not 90 into
Bluestone's record for producing
better housing at lower price and
advancing the wages of labor.
So much for the dead hand of
Democrat bureaucracy" comments
a New York newspaper.