davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20

Srieit uno StoIien ItemnIrn oiiri-
ten.
ge6ler erfl1rte ser @ouuerneur
pom 1rieit Der DOM Siderbeits-
rat eritonnt meroen ioll, f0nnte
frenroe Sruppen beronruien, ,,aber
Qegen men? Gas 3iel ibrer af-
ton miro aiemals genaant, uber
es lit imnler oa Sugoilapien- "
glib maroete er iid gegen Die
Iogenounte iron3oiiide @ren3lil1ie,
ole Der Mitiiterrot 8ebiaigt bot
Inter sen SdiffelL iiber Oeren
GerteiIung ii6 Die Nflitarfom-
million geeinigt bat, befinoen lid,
0ie Sdlodtihiffe ,.@iulio Gelare, I"
osstalia@ unO ugictorio 8eneto, "
5 &re45er, z 3erit0rer, 6 Sorpeoo-
6oote, 8 GauAboote mo 5ablrei-
DE fleinere SAiffe. Die @ntmili-
toriiierung be6ie0t i'd auf bic
@ebiete an Der fran5oliiden uno
Ser iugoilopiidyen @ren5e, uno
auf sic Snleln Si8ilien, Bantel'
leria, SarOinien uno anoere Sri-
ieln I'M Mittelmeer uno in Der
90riu.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
Net@ OOa-
itdnOi9 Derarmlt

Utica, q. 3. 9ie politiide
gierteilung 9eutidIanO bat, mle
Elm 8eomter ser Milit1rpermaltunQ
erfldrte, oas 9ano in Elm Inter
notionoles armenbous" DermonOelt.
8rofeiior Hoonep 8. Mott, 9l-
itorifer an Ser Colgate nniDer-
iitat, Ser crit fiir3lih Don Geutid.
iano 8uriiGgefebrt lit, iagte, es lei
trob allen guten 8illens bon lei.
ten Ser a~lliierten Stdbe in Ser
in einfoE nidt moglid, cine in
Duitrielle @irti1aft nit ben Nflt-
teln internationaler 8ertrdge 81
Ienfer.
Sn einem 8ortrag Dor Dem
Cord Club 1uBerte Der Brofel-
lor. sic iebt erfolgte mirtlhott-
lihe 8ereinigung in Der engl!!.
lhen un0 omerifnnil6en 3onf
lei nur cine un5nreihenoe 5ilfe.
Or. Mott Ieitet Die Nbteilunq
fiir @el6ifte uno So5ialmiflen-
idaft an ser Colgate nniperiital
unO arpar mG6reno Ser lesten {
Monafe leiner oreiiabrigen Mili.
tarOienlt8eit ols iteloertretenoer Gbei
Ser omerifanii1en 6inan5abteilunQ
in Berlin. @r ltano I'M Slang
zines S6eritleutnants.
Or. Mott regte an, geuti6lonl
iolle our6 sic 8ereinigten 800
tionen uermaltet meroen; auf Die.
ie @eile iei es leidter, cine po-
Iitiihe @inbeit ber5uitellen als
0urh 8erpoltung ourd Die Der
eiuigten Staaten @roBbritannien
6ranfreid uno HuBlanO.
Ger 9rofeiior 9elangte 81 BEN
greebnis, Dob 1eutidlano feint
mirtl6aftlide @inbeit bilOen tonne
obne politiife ginbeit gu beiiben
Bel Ser iesigen Art Der Ser.
lpoltung Tonne ser alliierte Som
troflrot Dem 2ono meoer wirt'
ihoftlide nod politii6e @inbeii
perIhaffen.
SIN meiteren Werlaut leires Nor'
trags legte ser Reoner Dor, es
babe meoer in Salta nod II
9ot80om ole Nbiiht beitanoen.
cine Gage berbei5ufiibren, Die aus
4eutihlan0 Elm internotionales
armenbous MAIDEN uno glei63ei'
tig Die internationale &eiburl
mad Mogli9feit foroern miirOe.
@ber Die Seilung Geutidlanos II
ltreng poneinanoer abgetrennte t9un'
oelsbe3irfe uno Die rnfGbigfeit
cine 3entralresierung gu idaffen
babe oie internotionalen 3miItig'
feiten permebrt uno Die Deutider
0aran gebinoert ielblt fIr lid
aufaufommen.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
bOren
nrteil 3O,Sept.

0iirnbera Gos Snternotiona-
le MilitartribunaI cob befonnt,
oaB oas llrteil iiber Die y ytn-
aififbrer unO ie6s Nu5iorgonila-
tionen niht mie 5uerit 6eabltd-
tiqt, onl %. September, lonOern
cine 8ote ipdter, anl 80. Sept,
uerfiin0igt nerOen lr!i.
Sic 8erbonolunyen Dor Dem
Shterndtipnalen Wfilitartribnllal
hotten am %. 0opember uorigen
SSobres 6egonuen, utlo crit om
nergangenen 80. 9lugnit waren Die
5dluBpl1ooperS gebnlten moroen.
Gin @eipa6rSmann teilte NIT Dob
es fir Die Mit9lieoer 0eS @e-
rihtsbofeS Amerifaner, Briten,
Ruilen unO 6ran8oien einfadJ
,,pbpiii9 unmogli6" lei, bis gum
%. september ibre Arbeit 81
uollenoen. Gr iagte, nod Dem,
mas er in @rfabrung gebraft boz
be, miroe oos @eri6t ieinen
Spruh ii6er ,,Ifuloig ooer url-
Iful0ig" om 80. September, Die
Strafmabe ielber a6er crit an
folgenoen Iage befanatgeben.
ssn Berlin duBerte Elm ber-
trauensmiIroiger @euGbrsmann, Der
glliierte aontrollrat babe be-
i6loiien, onB Die Angeflagten, Die
in Niirnberg 81 Sooe perurteilt
meroen, AUDI bort entmeoer BIN
qeridtet ODER oufgebGngt meroen
iollen, un0 5tpor iollten oieie
urteile ni6t i n Ser Seffentlidfeit
politredt meroen.
Ser berliner @elpabrsmann Dell
len Namen nidt genannt weroen
fam, beridtete, Dab innerbalb
@roB= 8werlins elm 3uht-
balls uorbereitet miro, I'M Die I'M
Niirn6erger 8ro8eB Oa5u Uernr-
teilten ouf5une6men, uno 5par
miro oieies @efdngnis unter Ser
a~emeinlamen &ontrolle aller bier
M1dte iteben.
l1eber Die Gurdfii6rung Der 81
eraportenoen Sinridtungen DuBte
er nod 3u ermabnen, oaB Iognr
Die YreBe babel ausgeidalten
meroen ioa, iofern oos Snterna-
tionale MiIitdrtribunnl in Niirnberg
ielbf nidt @egenteiIiges barber
perfiigt.
Sn ieoem Sale lit ie0od be-
obiidtigt, Die @refution pboto-
a~rapbieren gu laiien, oamit nie-
mails elm 3weifeI auffommen fam,
Dab lie tatidflid itattgefunoen
boben.
@ui6iugton Il Gas @piBe Snus
aob befonnt, Dab &idter Robert
$. Sodion pom O6eriten @eri6ts-
9ofe nad @iirnberg abreiien miro,
nm oem @noe 0es Riirn6erger
Vro3eIieS bei3uno6nen.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
SouoelsiefretGr

8albington Sanoelsiefretdr
8aaace bat am 90. Suli 1916 on
4r1iioent 9rumon einen 3moIf Set
ten langen 8rief geihrieben, Der i'd
NIT Der AuBenpolitif Der 8%ereinig-
ten Staoten beidGftigte. Ser 8ort-
Iaut Oieies 8riefes miro ieBt be-
fanntgemaht.
@ulnce for0erte in Ieinem 8riefe,
Bob sic Hereinafter Staaten nit
SomietruBlanO 81 einem @inper-
nebmen gelnngen ioaen, ielbit penn
GuBlono oor5ieben ionte, lolhe Ser
Observation-Disclosures in Die
I21nge at 3ieben, bis es N(tomrii-
Itungggleidbeit nit Amerifa err
Iongt bat.
,@ir miilien un8 bemiiben ben
neutrality-suspicious. a~n5ubalten" f,
foroerte Der Sonoel8iefret1r in Die
lem 8riefe. 9ie Gereinigten 5taa=
ten bGtten permoge hires weitrei-
denOen gsebes bon militdriiden
Stiibpuuften un6 ibres Gorrates an
A%tombomben uno groBen 8omben-
flug3eugen cine bielfad eroBere Ser
bon0lungsmodt nIs i~rgenOein on-
oerer Stoot. SIN 8ereleid oo6u
Ieien @uBIanOs gegenpGrtige Be
miibungen ualeingelo~. 5omiet-
ruBlano babe %erfennen laiien, bob
es 3u ernitboften 8erbonOlungen
bereit lit, menn mir 0a5u bereit
Ifuo nm einen DAtsmiDeltEriege
al ~ber6inoern.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20

%. g(uguit fir empfanger in Ser
lin uno onoeren Seilen 8eutid-
lanos nit Dem eriten 2uitpoItflug-
3eug abgegungen marer, mnrOen
nod aontroae ourh Die bieiige Gen
liriteae Der Il. @. an A., 5. unO 6.
september Sen aOreiiaten IN ben
perihieoenen @roB 8erIiner Stoot-
be8irfer ourd Die 0euffhe $oit aus
g%e6dnoigt. 9arnlis fam Die 6ul-
gerl1ng ge5ogen weroen, oaB 2uft-
p~oltbriefe bon Nelp Yorf nad Berlin
inter @inidlliB ser 3eniur ungefdbr
cine ISOLDE 8eitea5eit braiden.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20

@oibington Die 8ereitifait
Der 8ereini9ten Stoaten, 0elterreidJ
ST. belfen, miro enti6eioen, Oh
Seiterreid elm unabbdngiger uno
Oemofrotiider Staot oOer cine
5dahfiarr inn oipIomotiihen Spiel
3miifen oen @eitmGhten unO Sop-
jetruBIano miro, erflorte General
Norf Glarf gegeniiber einem 8reiie-
nertreter.
Nus 8pei @riiuOen lei es gebie.
teriid, 0oB Die &ereinigteu Stanten
Geiterreid) cine @ieOerouibouon-
leibe BON % Bis $50 Milionen
Collars gep1bren:
/. g3ur cine ioIde iinon5ieae
Silie fam @unger uno Chaos in
Ceiterreih p%erbinOern nenn sic
llgegHA am 80. Nouember oieies
5o6res lire SilfstGtiefeit einiteqt.
2. Sin lpl6es Mnleibeprogrnmm
f0nne 6u acknowledgements nit
SomjetrltBlono benubt merOen um
NIT Den iomietruiiiihen 8ertretern
in Oeiterreid 3u elmer o%auerboften
@erIt1noigung iiber Die politii6e
un0 mirtihoitlide 3ufunft Deter.
rei6S 81 gelangen.
gaod Anlift Ops Generals bliebe
CeIterreih nidts anoeres iibrig,
ais iih mirtidoftlid an Sopjet-
ruBI1no ol15ulebnen, lpenn Die Der
einigten Stooten niht gemiat iino,
inn nit elmer langfriitigen 8ieoer-
oufbouonleibe inter Die Arn1e 81
greifen.
@enn oagegen SID. amerifanii6e
Hegierung %onleibebereit lit, belte6e
0ur6aus oie M0glidfeit, nit Den
RuIien all elmer Arbeitsgrunolage in
Oeiterrei6 gu fommen. u@enn id
in @ien iiben fonnte uno 5ugleid
Sen Sdliiiiel gum groBen @elo-
lArnnt 61tte, mliroe lb NIT Dem
ioipietruiIiiden 8efeblsbober piel
ieidter gu elmer GeritGnOigung fom-
men, 6emerfte Glarf. @r molte
a6er oieie 8emerfung ni6t meiter
erl6utern.
Sn Ieinen 8emerfungen Dor Dem
8aibingtoner &lub Der Sperlens
@riters butte General Glarf ange-
oeutet, Dab llg1H9tA ; @~eneraloiref-
tor 2a@uaroin ermd9e, Die algt8@a-
2ieferungen fir Die iowjetruliii6e
geiabungs8one in Seiterreid ein5li-
Iteuen, neil sic Huilen Ben orei oll-
oeren 8eiobungs8onen Oelterreifs
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
Gmftpcitbricfc itaA
z Gaecn IN Berlin

Berlin ~ pie t2liffp6TFbrfefe ooie
nus ben @ereinigten Staaten am
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Cedars Had Big
Erening Last Week
(con,ln ued from hrst page)

Past Grand Howard Bramhall
and Past Grand Tall Cedar George
5. Grier served as guide and scribe
on the degree team.
Following professional floor
show staged by Walter Giffins
Past Grand Tall Cedar. y. Edward
Stevens. dressed as a modern chef.
served old line refreshments in the
fire engine room.
Considerable other business was
transacted during the evening Dr.
Wlltbauk announced that the for
est would attend church in a body
next month and named William W.
Sharp OF Harrington as chairman
OF large committee to make ar
IanGements.
Other committees appointed were
the auditing committee composed
Of Ralph Swain and Jack HOugh OF
Georgetown To recommend new
officers for l947 to be voted on al
the December meeting. Past Grand
y. Edward Stevens heads the com
mittec composed OF Dallas Dennis
OF Georgetown Robert -. Pretty
man OF Milford II. Edward Maui
OF LeWes and Clarence Collins o.
Harrington. Planning to attend The
Supreme Forest Convention in At
lantic city. y. j.. next May. Pas
Grand Warren r. Moore has becl
authorized by Evergreen Forest Il
secure rates and make rcserva
tions for Evergreen members. thei
wives and friends at a we'll known
boardwalk hotel for this threc-da.
event
Delaware Tail Ccdars. particu
larly Evergreen Forest member
are gratified and pleased to Learn
OF the advancement of one OF thei
number. Although not a membe
of Evergreen Forest. il is doubtful
if any member OF the fraternity i
held in any higher esteem thaI
Walter c. Gifiins OF Merchantvillt
y. j.
Gitius. an entertainment con
tractor with offices in Philadclphi
has been visiting lower DelaWar
for years. whore he has furnishe
high class entertainment for Ia
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

and prices" and said that price
control and wage control are large
Independent upon each other.
Risk Now Less
But he argued that the"rIsk III
the action We are taking iii re-
moving meat controls is less than
it would otherwise be because pro-
duction in general is no whereas
ing al a significant rate" and ma
tional income is at an all-timc
high.
Those labor leaders who have
proposed the dccontrol OF meat have
insisted that kase controls must
he abolished at the same time \
mong them is William Green. rresi-
dent OF the AL NOW in convention
at Chicago.
Eric Johnston. member OF the Re
mcr president OF the United States
Chamber of Commerce. also called
for removal OF both price and wage
controls only week ago.
In announcing his action tht
President called tor restraint on tn
part OF both labor and industry say
ing he is certain that neither wants
to hurt their country and their fcl-
low citizens
Calls iOr Restraint
1T is plain. he went ON tina
the present law does not Guarantc,
prevention OF initiation As We pro
cccd in an orderly but accelerated
process of lifting controls. We shall
all have to exercise restraint ant
common sense if initiation is 10 b.
avoided and adequate production j.
to be achieved.
He made no specific announce
ment as TO whether he had Change'
his opinion of Sept 2G that AN i'll
crease in prices or the abandonment
Of price control on meat now. Woult
in the long run. add To rather thai
solve our difficulties
The Chief Exec utivc at that tim
declared that it is wholly wrong
to blame the meat shortage on pric
control.
lie said then that many ol III
current difficulties would have bee
! avoided if. AS had urged, Con
9rcss had acted ON the price contrt
bill early in the spring
During his address he Went int
detail on this point. recalling whd
. he termed The Taft and Wherr
prohtccring amendments" III tn
original extension bill which h
vetoed. the resulting expiration {
controls ON June 80. and the pr,
. visions of the second extension bill
t along with his statement al tn;
time "that | fell far short ot what
had hoped for.
On the prospect that coutro
j.. would b" relaxed. led cattle lcapo
- to - cents higher ON the Chica2
F.. market during the day and slaugl
ter lambs also went up.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

Cedars, Kiwanis. Rotary and Lions
Clubs, Masonic lodges. fremen and
other organizations for their la
dies night and other social affairs.
His pleasing personality and
high regard for his Masonic con-
nections have won him many
friends both in and out of the fra
ternity
This year on his visit to Ever
green Forest he will be received
with all the honOrs due his new
position in the Tall Cedars. At this
years session of the Supreme For
est of the United States. T. c. L..
in Atlantic City. he was unani-
m0usly elected Junior Deputy Su-
preme Tall Cedar In htree years
this elevation will automatically
lead to the exalted position of Su-
preme Tall Cedar of the Supreme
Forest. I. c. L.. of the United
States, an office he is qualified tO
ill in many ways.
past Grand Tall Cedar OF Cam
den y. j.. Forest. Past District
Representative and active member
of the Supreme Forest has PLACED
MIN we'll on the way to the top
His ability as a presiding officer
will lend dignity and stability C
the fraternity. His selection ha:
met with general approval every
where Nh Giffins is married anC
lives in Merchantville, y. J.
On his visit to Evergreen For
est this fall he will be received
with open arms by the down stat
Cedars.
Plans for the closing ceremonial
= OF Evergreen Forest for 1916. to b
held in December are rapidly shap
: ing up. This is expected to be an
other big event
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

didates whom he blamed for the
meat shortage and failure OF con-
trolls, he made no attempt to pin
responsibility solely TO Repubh-
cans.
The spOnsibility rests squarely
on few men in the Congress who.
in the service of selfish interests.
have been determined for some time
to wreck price controls no matter
what the cost might be to our peo-
pie" he declared
And again: The real blame
lies at the door of the reckless
group of selfish men who. in the
hope of gaining political advantage.
have encouraged sellers To gamble
on the destruction of price control. =
AS for the present act. MIR. Tru-
man recalled that he said when he
reluctantly" signed it that 1t fell
far short of what | had hoped for.
but that Il whOlChearted effort
would be made TO make the law
work.
Il have made that effort. he
went on II have tried honestly and
sincerely to administer this feeble
law All the government agencies
have made the same vigorous effort.
From the outset. however. the
very forces responsible for the
weakening OF the law in the Con-
gress have demanded the lifting
of even the Inadequate controls
which the Congress had enacted
Besides. many members of the
Congress and many candidates have
pledged themselves to vote for tho
removal of price control and the
opportunity for greater profits.
Mr.. Truman Also noted reports
of widespread disregard and viola
tiOnS of the price control law.
without limiting this observation
to the meat phase
Spokesman for the meat industry
were iubilant over receiving i'm
. mediatcly the dcControl for which
they petitioned last week with pros
poets that they were in for long
struggle ending up before the De
Control Board for ruling.
Industry representatives predict
ed Il gradual return of meat to th'
butcher shops now. but some saiC
il will take little time
Recalls lnduStry'> Pledge
In connection with meat dccontro
the President recalled that 10
many months representatives OF tn,
Il h.,,
inSistcntly demanded the lifting o
controls"
He said they have made tn,
| definite promise" that removal 0
: controls will bring meat TO markc
"at reasonable prices.
The American people. he added
will know where the rcSponsibilit.
rests if profitecrinG on meat raise
prices SO high thar the avcrag
American cannot buy it.
The President said Secretary q
Agriculture Anderson and Pric
Administrator Porter will rcmOY
tomorrow "all price controls o
livestock and food and feed pro
ducts tderived therefrom.
This automatically will remOV
the subsidies now being paid to IT,
industry.
Strengthening quotas now impose
OH the packers are covered b
t separate OPA orders. These quota
5 We're removed temporarily at tn
a time price controls lapsed in mic
d summer and presumably they wi
: be abolished now
The President emphasized "tI
close relationship between Wa@t
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
All Meat Price Controls
Haze Been Ended
By Truman
continued from first page

June 80. But Mr.. Truman's state
mcnt On rent appeared to foresha-
dow a. fight TO extend that control.
at least beyond the deadline.
May Lift Mexican Ban
Mr.. Truman also announced that
an Agriculture Department in
|vestigation indicates that the MeXi-
can border may be reOpened at
once to meat imports from that
country. An embargo was placed
upon Mexican cattle imports re-
comfy after Mexico had imported
some bulls from South America
which officials thought might be in
fcctcd with the hOOf and mouth dis
case
The Presidents remarks in
dicated that this embargo soon will
be removed.
When that happens. he said.
" substantial number OF cattle
from Mexico will como into this
country Most OF them will he thin
but thev can be sent into the feed
lots to replace the domestic cattle
which have been sufficiently fat
A. rncd To be shipped to the SlauGhtc!
Nothing was said about lifting the
ban on fresh meat imports from
Argentina. Earlier in the evening
Secretary General ID. y. Fitzgerald
of the international Emergency
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
First Baptist Church
Rev. Leon c. Nelson, Minister
Holding Forth The Word OF Life"
Sunday. October %

sunday. October ~
lD.UU a. m.--Church School. Thomas
Founders. Superintendent. We invite
YOU to come and join our fine school.
i 100 Il. Morning Worship Mu-
sic by the Young Peoples Choir. Ser
mon. Use Or Lose"
6:%0 y. m.-Thc Baptist Youth Eel
lowship. the Junior High Fellowship
and the Praying club will meet.
7:30 p. IN .-t.Vcning Worship and
Informal Song Service Music by the
Young People. sermon, The Wisc
BUILDER"
Wednesday. sou p. m.-Prayer and
Bible study Hour
Friday. October - at 500 p. M
The Baptist Christian Fellowship will
meet
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Saturday. November ,, 1916

Vt TWO O'CLOCK +. NJ
on Tia" premises on Union strrct. in
tin" Town OF Milton. SUSSEX County.
stat" OF Delaware. Tho following de
~Clihcd real estate. to-Wit
\l.L that certain lot. piece or parcel
Of low ground. situate. lying and being
in thu Town of Milton. county of Su~-
s"N and state aforesaid. ON thu ,a~-
t,Iu side of Union Street ana h,iu.
huupd, a ~ follow. to-Wlt. Ec&iNuiug
at "a corner OF Union Street aud = lot
ul -rUUnd Of Joseph II. WALL. unlh,d
H.. Il spike driven in Tho pavement
from thcnC" running with 81 southern
lime of said lot of Joseph II. Walls
one Hundred and Thirty feet distant
to II corner post: Theme, hH ana with
new dividing line runnnG parailrl
tU the eastern side of uiOn Street.
aforesaid. ThirtX tX-tNc feet To = Corurr
in tia" low ground. thence 10y and with
another new dividing lin" running
parallel to tho first named lime along
the aforesaid Joseph II. Walls. lot one
hundred and thirty feet distant 10
another corner in th" pavement in
niOn street. aforesaid; thence run
ming with thc eastern edge ot the last
named street Thirty y-iiNc feet hon" to
the place, of beginning. cuutHuiuc
ahout -Four Thousand fivr hundred
and FIFTY Ci.J1UD square feet of high
and low ground together. more or
less. together with q tWO-stOrY frame
dwelling huus" ana AL other improve
m"ut~ thereon erected.
Tho foregoing description hcinE tax
"n from 81 certain decd of bargain
and sal" Of Mary f.. Chandler. ,i win
to IN" said Eva Is Smith. dated Jan
uHry $. 1901. and now OF record in In,
Ollie" of the Recorder OF Deeds. in ind
for Sussex County. ut GcUrGoiuNn
Delaware. in Deed Book -. -. H.. 40
l1?, l'agc 2?9. &c: the said Eva Is
Smith having since departed this life
intCStat". on August Il. 1916. leaving
To survive her four brothers and on,
sister. as her only heirs-at-law anc
next of-kin. that is to say. John -
Smith. William H. smith. Alfred L.,
smith. James w. Smith. ANA Emily
j. liItchctt. all of whom have sub
Scrlhcd their names thereto.
TERMS: Twenty per cent Of tn,
tn" day Of sale. Tn" balance of tn,
purchase price must hc paid on ul
h,forc tn" thirtioth day after the da,
uf sale, at TIA" law offices uf Houston
Wilson. Esquire. GoorG'toWu. Della
war. during office hours. at whicl
time and place the undersigned own
crS viii deliver unto the succo,So
purchaser or purchasers thereof.
good and sufficient deed of bargain
and sale therefor. conveying a titI
in fee simple County ana municip;,
taxes and lk" charges shall hc pro
rated to the day of settlement. TIN
Il purchaser shall be- required To pa
= the costs and expenses of the doe,
Z and the revenu" stamps thereon
The sale will he held rain or shin,
] JOHN -. SMITH
AMY i. SMITH
His Wife
WILLIAM II. SMITH
LOUIE l.. SMITH
His Wife
ALFRED LEE SMITH
LAURA NJ SMITH
His Wife
JAMES W. SMITH
LEILA II. SMITH
His Wife
EMILY j. PRITCHETT
. CLARENCE +. PElTCHETT
Her Husband
= Houston Wilson.
Attorney for the Owners
9 Dickcrson Brothers Allcti inur,r>
Issued Uct"i'rr li I2lG. uiN- =
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
South East Front Street
sunday. Octobcl ~

SUnUHN, OCtObCr %
9:41 .. m.-Sunday School. Hubert
Passwatcrs. superintendent.
1l:00 q. m.-IreaChng
300 y. m.-MuSical. Song and Praise.
500 p. n-Preachng
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:30 O'Clock.
v" want to invite you to our SCR
vices: also our Sunday school We have
classes for All ages.
Special invitation to those who go
to no church school. We invite you
Come with us. get acquainted with
our fine group OF boys and Gllls and
sodly teachers. Parents could not do
a nOhler thing tor their children then
send or bring them to Sunday school.
Awards are given to each worker.
Work"
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

Food Council told reporters that
amy attempt by the United States
to import beef from Argentina
might upset international food
ALLEGATIONS. The council is an emer-
Sency food ALLEGATION body.
Called "0nly Remedy"
In his address the President
only three weeks before the con
gressiOnal elections altered the
course he previously had set and
said it was the only remedy" for
the meat shortage
The action had been urged by
many within his own party. And as
he caStigated congressman and can
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Presbyterian Church
1.-THE Church on the Plaza"
Rev. John M. DeChant. Minister
Sunday. Octobc

sunday. OctObcr %
9:i5 Il. m.-Sunday School CrcraI
Ecnnett. Jr.. Superintendent
HOO a. IN. Worship Topic: Hes
toration vt Home" Text Matthew
7:12.
$50 p. m-YOung Peoples Society.
$50 y. m.-Junior High Society
1;30 p. ma Religious Film will h,
shown. Free Will Offering
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
OVERLOOK

MIR. and Mrs. Horace Gilbert
called on friends at Ellendalc Sun
day afternoon.
Many people of this vicinity are
attending the night races AT Har-
ringtOn race track.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hudson who
recently sold their home. have NOV
ed and are making their home near
Laurel and are going in the hroiler
business.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

Wooden or plastic hangers for
clothes may serve better than wire
or cardboard hangers during hot
weather. Wire hangers may rust IN
damn weather and leave stains on
clouds: cardboard hangers be-
como limp.