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Evening star., 1946-09-04
Bears Invade Yanks
For Hub Exhibition
by the Associoted Press

BOSTON, Sept. 4.-The Chicago
Bears came to this VF'W convention
crowded town today and will play
the Boston Yanks in an exhibition
game tonight at Braves Field
George McAfee, one of the great
est running back in football and Sid
Luckman, one of the country's great
est forward passers, are two of the
backs on the Chicago National
League Club.
More experienced with the T
formation, which the Yanks are
using the first time this year, the
Bears also have played together
longer and are more welded outfit,
but Coach Herb Kopf and his boys
are conceding nothing.
Evening star., 1946-09-04

Pairings and starting times of Il
Evening star., 1946-09-04

Middle Atlantic area entrants
(First time for Monday, second fol-
T,,ocIoul
Evening star., 1946-09-04
BY the Assoeioisd Press

Weights for the $4,000 6-furlong
Babylon Handicap, to be run at
Aqueduct Saturday, afford an in
teresting line on how John B. Camp
bell, Handicapped for all New York
tracks, rates many of the leading
2-year- -olds.
The veteran ofiicial places Jay
Paley's I Will at the head of the
nominees under 1913 pounds. followed
by William Helis' Cosmic Bomb and
Deering Howe's Donor at 126 each.
j. r. Bradley's Hopeful Stakes
winner, Blue Border, gets in at 124
pounds, along with Mrs. Elizabeth
Graham's Jet Pilot. Another Brad
leyite, Better Value, and c. C. Tan
ner's Colonel OFollow at 122 each.
Mrs. Fred hooper's Education, a
star at Chicago tracks, was not
named for the Babylon.
E. P. Taylor's Windfields captured
the featured Silver Lake Purse at
Aqueduct yesterday, scoring sur
prising three-length triumph to re-
turn 1880 for 50.
j. B. Theall's Flareback was Sec
ond, half length in front of the
Marlboro Stud Farms Damos, a
rank outsider.
Ridden by Herb Lindberg, Wind
fields completed the mile and one
sixteenth in las.
The Cain Hoy Stables Bell
wether led virtually all the way in
winning the $4,000 Moorestown
Purse at Garden State by two
lengths.
Blue Proof finished second, with
Seeing Eye third. The winner COW
cred the 1-16 miles in las and
returned $50 as the favorite.
After two straight victories al
Saratoga, Mrs. Tilyou Christopher
Briarclif took the / 3-16 miles En-
durance Handicap at Narragansett
Park in 1:591s and paid $500.
The 3-year-old daughter o1
Omaha scored by a length and 6
Evening star., 1946-09-04
Here's Fat Chance
To See Come Free
A., IL, A...:-,I D.,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. A.
Young baseball fans have a "fat"
chance of getting in free tomor-
row to see the Yankees Athletics
baseball game at Shibe Park.
Admission-a 3-pound can of
used kitchen fat.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Miss Bell Bride
OF Mr.. BHttner

Miss Winona Hood Bell, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. James A. Bell OF
this city, and Mr.. John George
Buttner III, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Buttner of Baltimore. were married
at 1890 o'clock yesterday morning
in the Fort Hill Presbyterian Church
Clemson, S. C. The Rev. S. j. L.
Crouch officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a dusty
pink wool street-length dress with
a matching hat of pink feathers
and she carried white prayer book
covered with a white orchid and
surrounded by tube roses.
Mrs. Gordon w. Hauff of Painted
Post, N. Y. was matron of honor
for her sister. She wore a pale
blue wool dress with a matching hat
of feathers and corsage Of yellow
orchids. The bridesmaid was Miss
Alice Kuhn Of Washington. She
was gowned in pale gold wool and
she wore matching feather hat and
yellow orchid corsage.
The bridegroom's best man was
Mr.. A. Erwin Williams OF Lyman
S. c., and the usher was the brides
r-in-laW, Mr.. Hauff.
Mrs. Buttner was graduated from
Western Maryland College in West
minister. Md. The bridegroom also
attended Western Maryland and is
a graduate of Clemson A. and M
College. where he now is an instruc-
tor. After a wedding trip to Atlanta
the couple will make their home in
Clemson.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Miss Vauderbeek
We'd Yesterday

In a candlelight ceremony at the
Calvary Methodist Church last
night, Miss Mildred Vanderbeek,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Calvin Vanderbeek of Arlington, be-
came the bride of Mr.. John Paul
Barthel, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Robert A. Barthel of Cations
vile. DR.. Philip Edwards off1ciated.
Escorted to the altar by her father,
the bride wore white satin and net
gown with a long veil held in place
by orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of white roses.
Mrs. Paul Shifflett Of Denver,
cousin of the bride, was matron Of
honor and she wore green marqui-
sette and carried pink NUNS. The
bridesmaids were the Misses Mar
garet Baden of Baden. Md, and
Jane Malone Of Arlington. They
wore similar gowns in blue and pink
net and carried yellow NUNS,
The bridegrooms, brother, Mr..
William Barthel Of Hagerstown, was
best man and the ushers, also BROTH
ers of the bridegroom, were DR..
Robert A. Barthel, jr., of Bel Air
and 1t Col Carl c. Barthel of
Fair Oaks, Calf.
A reception in the church parlor
followed the ceremony, after which
the couple left for a wedding trip
to New York. When they return, the
couple will reside in Westminster
Md, where the bridegroom is COM
pleting his premedical course at
Western Maryland College. The
bride was graduated from Western
Maryland in May.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
InNeu Homes

Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Lewis and
their children are now residing in
Arlington, where they have q new
home. Mrs. Lewis formerly was Miss
Frances Aaronson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nat Aaronson, with whom
she and her family made their home
In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Legum and
their two children now are in their
new home at 3005 Military Road.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Miss HeatbcOte
Is Engaeed

An October 18 wedding will take
place for Miss Evelyn Heathcote
and Mr.. Gillette Gordon Harris, jr.
whose engagement has been an
nounced by the bride-elect's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl William
Heathcote of Nitchellville. Md
Mr.. Harris is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gillette Gordon Harris OF Stev-
ensburg, Va. During the war he
served in the South Pacific.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19
BUDHIN DEMANT
Vedel naravnost mimo klubove-
GUSTAV LIE ROUGE

vedel naravnost mimo klubove-
ga poslopja. Pet minut kasneje
je umazan Kitajec, XII nj bill nj
hce drugi kot strazar "zelezne
hise", stopil liza ogla, kjer je
stal ma paznji, pogledal previd-
no okoli sebe in Sc priblizal ma
linn vratom, skozi katera Sc je
prislo v vilin park.
Nikogar nj bilo ma cesti. To
predmestje San-Franciska je ei-
sto zapuseeno. Potegnil je kup
kljueev il zepa in jih drugega
"a drugim utikal v kljucavnico.
Brez tezave je pogodil enega, XII
je odprl vrata in vstopil. Elek-
tricni aparat, XII maj bi bill v tenn
slueaju zvonil in XII ga je bill
Lionel dial napraviti ma vseh ok
nih in vratih vile, nj funkcijo-
niral. Neznana roka je bla pre-
rezala zico
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19
S e s. to poglavje
Misteriiina Osyeta

Lionel je nasel v klubu pod
predsednika Johna Huxleya, S
katerim je incl dolg in zaupen
pogovor. Ker Sc je pa spomnil
ma Naoli dano obljubo, Sc je po-
zuril. Sam je postal nemiren.
Temne slutnje mlade zene so
zacele vplivati mani. Ko je stopil
V vilo, Sc je zacudil, da nj bilo
Tolliama mixer. Toda bill je
mnenja, da je Sci Indijec v park,
da della druzbo svoji mladi 60
spodarici. Sc bolj pa Sc je zacu-
dill, da mu nj kot po navadi Ma
ola prihitela nasproti. V tenn
trenutku Sc je vrnil Tolliam.
- Odkod prihajas? je vpra-
Sal Lionel strogo.
- Sal ste mi vi telefonirali,
maj pridem k vam v klub. Tam
SO mi pa rekli, da ste pravkar
odsli in da je gotovo pomota.
JAZZ nisem telefoniral! je
razburjen Lionel.
- Oni, XII me je telefonsko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

Tolliam> je tekei po zdravni-
ka. Skrbno SO preiskavali trup-
10 in ga skusali obuditi k ziv-
ljenju, a zaman. Naola je bila
res mrtva.
- Ali mi morete reel, je de-
jail Lionel z ukazujocim glasom,
ma kak nacin je bila moja lena
umorjena?
Cd treh prisotnih zdravnikov
sta diva rekla, da je bila vseka-
kor zastrupljena z rastlinskim
strupom.
Tretji pa, DIR. Higginson, XII
je bill opazil ma roki lahne mo-
drikaste pege, jih je nekaj Casa
opazoval, potem pa je rekel:
- Mislim, da vam lahko po-
VEN, kateremu strupu je podle-
gla ia mlada DANA. Saj veste,
sem dolgo bival v Orientu in
tudi Indiji. Tam sem stanoval
pri nekem radzi, v cigar dezeli
Sc Anglezi nikoli MISC mogli
ustaliti. Kadarkoli SO poslali tia
kakega uradnika ali oficirja, je
skrivnostno umrl, in avtopsija,
XII so jo izyedli najznamenitejsi
zrdavniki, nj nikoli pokazala nj
ii najmanjsega sledu strupa.
knglezi so postal koncno siti
boja in so pustili pri miru one
ga radio, h kateremu nj hotel
iti nihce vec v misijo.
Kako 81 razlagate stvar?
je vprasal eden prisotnih zdrav-
nikov.
Zelo enostavno. v radzi-
nih vrtovih raste silno strupe-
ma rastlina, imenovana "nabaia-
strofantus'. L. ME sem izvlekel
"a casa svojega tamosnjega BIZ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

da Sc je onesvestila. Prihitel j
YES zasopel. Srce nau je zasta.
jalo cd groze, ko jo je prijel "a
roko in eutil, da je ledeno mr..
zla. Pritisnil je syoje uho ma
njene prsi: srce je prenehalo bi.
tt. Sicer pa ma telesu mlade ze.
ne nj bio najti nobenih znakov
nasilja. Lezala je ma zeleni ira.
ii v svoji obleki z zaprtimi oc.
mi in lahnim nasmehom okoli
ustnic, kot da bi spala. Lionel je
bill blazen cd bolesti, a kar ga
je se bolj zalostilo in delalo bes-
mega, je bilo, da je opazil ma be-
Ii obleki ogabnega pajka, znak
Mygalov.
-. Spet Misterija! je zakri-
cal. Poslej il preprecim, da bi
Sc morila. Pasti mora cd mole
roke.
Dalee proc je zalucal ostudno
zuzelko in zacel objemati telo
uboge Naole. Poljubljal jo je in
skusal opreti ma sNojem srcu
ude, XII so bill smrtno hladni.
Nato je zacel obupno plakati,
Intel je kot dete in delal 81 je
strasne ocitke.
- Zakaj, 81 je dejal, sem sc
boril roper Misterijo? Zakaj j
nisem dal, kar je hotela cd me-
ne? Tako bi moja Naola sedaj
Sc zivela. Ubogo dete, iztrgal
sem jo liz njene domovine. da jo
predam morilcem
Toda jeza je kmalu premaga-
la bolest, XII ga je mueila.
- Sedaj, je dejal votlim
glasom, sc moran osvetiti! Mo-
ia osveta DO popolpa in strasna.
In sloyesno je iztegnil syojo
roko mad mrtvim truplom Mao
lie in dejal S strasno hladnokrv-
nostjo:
- Prisegam, da ne bona pref
miroval, predno ne DO kaznova-
ma Misterija in oni, XII so il po-
magali pri zlocinu!
Strasni udarec je zadel Lone
la globoko v sree. Ia tako SLIM
MOI je bill cisto potrt in Sc nj
mogel potolaziti. Nj hotel zapu-
stiti Naolinega trupla. Sam 10
je nesel v memo soho, jo polozil
ma posteljo il ebenovine in cul
pri njej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

gospa Bradyjeva zastrupljena s
strofantinom. Dognal sem to po
pegah, XII Sc nekaj ur po smrti
pokazejo ma rokah, nato pa ta-
koj izginejo. In pokazal je roko
mrtve. Modre pege, XII so Sc
pred par minutami BE prav do
bro poznale, so polagonaa Hgi-
male.
(Dalje prihodnT6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

vanja diva alkaloida: nabain in
strofantian. Obadva povzrocita
trenutno smrt, in sicer ze pri
eni tisoeinki miligrama. Pri ta-
ko mali dozi je iskanje strupa
pri avtopsiji popolnoma onemo-
goceno. In gospodje, je dodal DIR.
Higginson slovesno, ker natan-
emo poznam stvar, YAM lahko z
vso gotovostjo povem, da je bila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

poklical, je dejal, da je klubov
tajnik.
- Nemogoce; tajnik je ze sti-
rinajst, dni ma dopustu.
- Potem mi je zadeva cisto
nerazumlj jiva.
- JAZZ jo pa ma zalost lie pre-
dobro razumem; nekdo je incl
tehten vzrok, da te je odstranil
il vile.
- Cemu?
- Kaj VEN? Morda me je
okradel!
Lionel je spraseval oba dru-
ga sluzabnika, kuharja in soba-
rico, toda nihce nj nicesar vi
del, nicesar slisal. Tudi nj no.
ben obisk prisel v casu, ko je
bill Tolliam odsoten.
Nekoliko pomirjen je odsel
Brady v park, kjer Sc je brez-
dvomno nahajala njegova zena
in zaeel je glasno klicati:
- Naola! Naola!
Park njegove vile je lezal ma
rticu Black-Poin in je bill OBJ
dan visokim zidom. Bill je
splosno znan kot eden najlepsih
parkov vsej okolici San Fran
cisca. Lionel je bill v MEM nasa-
dill najlepsa drevesa in najlepse
cvetlice starega in novega sve-
ia. Drevesa so bila tako zasaje-
ma, da sc je nudil skozi njih ze-
lenje obsiren pogled ma mesto,
pristanisce in dale naprej ma
Tihi ocean, cegar modro vodo-
vie je bilo oni dan mirno kot
gladina jezera.
Ker Lionel nj dobil odgovora,
je preplasen tekal po drevore-
din in cez trate, da najde zeno.
Pri tenn iskanju je nasel ma
tleh ploscico iz slonove kosti S
kitajskim napisom. Vtaknil jo
je v Yep, ne da bi nadalje pre-
misljeval, kako je prisla ma ME
gov vrt. Spomnifse je nanjo Sc
lie nekaj dni pozneje.
- Ugrabili so mi jo! je kri-
cal obupno. Izrabili SO mo j O
kratko odsotnost in mi jo ugra-
bill!
Nenadoma pa je zapazil ma
koncu enega drevoreda Naolo.
Lezela je nepremicno ma trait.
Mislil je najprvo, da spi, ali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19
(Nadaljevanje)

ulC JC tuul SpOLIldll. Did ,JC tuJ
ka, XII je lezala zvezana ma OIL
tarju in katero 81 tt osvobodil.
Ali je morda ne ljubis?
- Sovrazim jo!
- Zakaj te je torej prisla
obiskati?
- Hotela je, da j vrnem va
zen papir, XII sem 81 ga bill prila-
still.
- In tt j ga nisi vrnil?
- Vraga! To je vendar edi-
no orozje, XII ga imam proti tel
zenski.
In pravil je Naoli, kaj Sc je
godilo V posadi in ma kak nacin
Sc je polastil one listine. VISA v
skrbeh ga je zamisljeno poslu-
sala.
- Sedaj mi je vse jasno, je
dejal tho, a zalostno; ia tuj jka
je V tebe zaljubljena in me
smrtno sovrazi. Bojim Sc, da je
S tenn konec najine ,srece.
- Prezeni svoje temne misli,
j je prijazno odgovoril Lionel,
JAZZ Sc Misterije ne bojim. Zara-
di tega, kar imam posesti, Sc
mora ona meme bati.
- Morda res, ali odkar sem
videla to zensko, nisem vec mir
ma. Moje slutnje me nikoli MISC
varale.
Lionel je uporabljal vso zgo-
vornost, da pomiri svojo mlado
zeno, kar Sc mu je lie boza-
MEM in milimi besedami posre-
clio.
V tenn trenutku je Tolliam
javil, da je Mia pogrnjana in
mlada zakonca sta odsla V je-
dilnico.
Naola je brezdvomno radi
svoje divje vzgoje redko jedla
meso, nasprotno pa je obozeva-
la sadie, slasGice in mocnate je-
di vseh vrst. Zato je Lionel skr-
bel, da je prislo vedno dovolj te-
ga ma mizo.
Pc obedu je Sci Lionel V svo-
10 sobo, da Sc obleGe.
- Odhajas? je vprasala
Naola.
- Moran. Ravno danes do
bin toCne podatke O, Misteriji-
mem delovanju.
Obraz mlade zene je postal
resen.
- Vedno ia prokleta tujka, je
zamrmrala. Rada ri imela, da
me danes ne zapustis. Kar strah
me je.
- Ne bodi otrocja, dragica,
Kadar tebe nj. ne Twin;
vstajajo mi vsake vrste zalost-
ne misli.
- Vrnen Sc, predno potece
ura in &c ii je vroGe, idi Sc med
TEN sprehajat park, kjer eve
to tako lepe roze.
- Da, tam sem najraje.
Potem je ponovila:
- In vendar mi je tezko, da
odhajas; rada bi bila imela, da
ostanes z menoj. Zdi Sc nj, da
te nikoli veC ne bonn videla, ce
odides.
In prisrcno Sc je oklenila Ii
onela.
- tt 81 res proved rahloGut-
ma, il je dejal; povem tt Sc en-
krat, da Sc cim najhitreje W.
mem.
- Torej ma svidenje; toda
zuri Sc, Ne pomirim sc, predno
te ne bo nazaj.
Lionel je Sc enkrat poljubil
Naolo in nato sedel v svoj avto
ter dal soferju naslov Yacht
kluba. Tam je hotel dobiti toe
nejsih podatkov misteriozni
preteklosti komtese Sare.
Naola je vzela knjigo in od-
sla V park. Cetrt ure po Lone
lovem odhodu je telefonski zvo-
nee poklfcal Indijca Tolliama.
Halo. Ali ste vi, Tolliam ?
Tukaj tajnik Yachtkluba. Co.
spod Lionel Brady mi je naro-
ell, maj vas poklicem sem, ker
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

>. Refusing to advocate further
liked fcdcrally-i social re-
FERNS.
;. Curtailin@ the cost of existing
operations.
The Presidents avowed dctcrmi-
patton to ccOnomizc in regular
government operations. if success
iul, will help. But the potential say
in2 in this field constitutes an
ii.finitCsimal amount of overall cN-
pCnditurcs
Despite the growth Of voluntary
medical care prepayment plans. a
Senate Education and Labor sub
committee on health. headed by Sc
nat0r Pepper. of Florida, insists
that compulsory governmental mo
dical service. supported by payroll
taxes and general levics, is ncccS-
Sary.
The issue will he prominent
one before the next Congress-
Washington pOlicy-makcrS seem
in2ly arc considering two altcrna-
lives to solve the nations housing
shortage, with violent disagree
mCnt between the two schools of
thought. Complete return to free
enterprise or >. More and Stricter
controls. Observers feel. however.
that the new Congress will hardly
favor the second.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
FNTENSION AGENTS STRESS
FARM FIRE PREVENTION

Agricultural. home dcmOnStra-
tion and I'll club AGENTS of the Del
aware A@riCultural Extension Ser
vice are cooperating this week in
the observance of Fire Prevention
Week. Following UP an appeal OF
Extension Director George l..
SChuStCr to all Delaware farmers
aud their families to enlist in the
fight ON fire. the agents in their
meetings and farm and home visits
"rC pointing out that the use of
iIrc-SafC construction and human
care. instead of CarClCSSnCSS. would
have avoided 90 per cent Of the $50
million loss ON farms last year
With America and the world cali
ing upon farmers for every possible
hushcl of wheat, truckload of ycgc-
tables and pound of livestock, the
fight against fire on the farm takes
On added importance.
All farm families are urged to
use this week To discover and get
id of the common causes of fires
on the farm. 70 iiChl effectively
1 tho$" fires that are rruidah!r. every
/ family is urged to know how Ia call
/ the tire department and to know
/ what t0 de- in ease of fire to save
I Ilic and property
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
Is, { ARR. HELM

NtW YORK by every train and
bus they come to this island. with
dreams in their eyes. courage in
their hearts maybe even some
money N their pockets: lh2 amhi-
ti0us and the star-struck youth OF
our land
It's nothing new. but it's always
new. You see them walking along
Broadway or Fifth Ave. with the
wonder Of it all. and the wonder of
themselves. shining in their fresh.
eager faces. For the first few days.
ut least. and then they're absorbed
into the great city, just as they
wish To be.
There always seems to be room
somewhere on Manhatten to rccciN e
them, and somehow job or a
friend. Most of them eventually
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
In Our Democracy

y milIIOn-tOn peanut crop wortn
all estimated Xl75 million is cN-
PcCtcd in 1916 This will double
prc-War production and up the total
value TOO per cent
y manufacturer is bringing out
Il new poultry "dc-iCathcrin2" ma
chime that will take the feathers off
5000 chickens. turkeys, ducks or
Accsc in one hour
In Alaska there are t. men to
every Girl next best places for
@als Nevada. Wyoming, Idaho, Cali
iurnia. Arizona. Montana. WaHhinG-
ton, and Oregon.
THERE'S new aluminium pan
cake turner out that Hips the Han.
lacks 10y merely pushing the trIG-
:-cr.
Hourly rIrnin%S of workers in -
leading mautlacIurin& industries;
Fave gone up each month this year.
Wages per hour reached an all time
peak in July. 2ain OF s per cent
over July. l9lJ.
Somebody has come up with Il
key guard door lock designed to
prevent hur&lary hy use of n skclc-
ton key The 2imlX tits into the
hcHholc and only the proper door
hey will open it,
The Three RS: at 25, Romance
at -, Rent at 81, rheumatism
Iypographical journal
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

sink into a routine anonymity Of
work and living. and consider
themselves lucky just to he in the
place where fame and fortune can
he found others find thcm-and
thus New York rcncws itself with
every day and every train and bus.
never see one of these new, ann
hili0us Kids, SO sure Of themselves
and their luck, but that think of Il
Vacancy left in some little home
town in the midlands, in some par
entail heart. But that's the way it
ia-pcrhaps the way it is meant to
4,
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
Realism Sought
In Approach To
Labor Problem
Manufacturers See II As
"T0pic No. T. For Their
Discussion

\ Realistic approach" tn the la
hor problem is the most important
subject for business at this mo-
mcnt, il is indicated by poll con
dlictcd by the National Association
ot Manufacturers in preparation
tor its 5lst Congress of American
Industry TO he held in New York
th" FIRST week in December.
NAM pullcd its 5000 members.
asking them to list discussion sub
iccts they regard of the greatest
Importance"
Big Three Topics
EqualiIin% Union and Manage
mont Responsibility, Industrial
Peace, and \ National Labor Policy
are the three topics the aSsOcia-
tons members are most anxious to
thrash out, the poll disclosed.
Labor il, No. t. Resolve this pro-
hlcm and many others that loom
biz at the moment will become mi
nor, WAS IN answer typical of hun
dl eds.
Government Spending and Gov
crnmcnt Controls in business arc
other headaches" about which in
duStry is concerned and which will
come up for discussion in the De
CCmher meeting.
Another problem tU he tackled al
the industry congress will be Stabi-
llzation OF employment.
lnduStry's widespread interest in
world affairs was reflected by re-
quests that Atom Bomb Control and
The International Situation have Il
place ON the agenda.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
aWAsAINGToNA
" YsNApsuo4ls!l=!!!s 4ls!l!!!s
BY WILLARD CARLTON

The administrations only hope OF
balancing the Federal budget in
the Immediate future would seem
to simmer down to a simple three
point program:
|. Maintaining nigh industrial
production SO that the tax revenue
Will remain 'commensurately high.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
Is, FARNAN II0LNI.

In our democracy, IN contrast To
thC rullcCtiNist states, the only way
:. Ioh can be made is for someone to
irNrst his savings to provide the
tools with which men work
Tine tools" may be Il piece OF
land. or =; tractor; an education, or
Ciricc facilities; sewing machine.
or the obligation of Il lease, stock
OF groceries. or u small investment
IN IN oil station.
Enterprise E"gin>
\ boy in your nCl%hbOrhOod goes
tc college. He graduates as Il doc
Ton, with an education for which he
is $1,000 in debt He rents and tur-
nishCS an office.
When he has built Il practice, he
can nirc rccrpti0niSt to- answer
lis telephone and take care of his
tcsk AZ thau~timc il has cost him
several Thousand dollars. to create
Jobs for two persons.
The doctor. then. is IN enter
Irie"r. Ills group m our economy
thu professions and personal
services tu%"thcr- supply about
tnc-quattcr of the Jobs created in
America
I'm recent years excessive COY
cynmrnt has levied tribute ON all
.,ob-mabcrs. We nave seen the free
dom to build new cntc.pj-rs re-
duccd 10y uuNI.c law and hurrdu-
Uatic strauGulation. This freedom
must he restored. if our economy
is to yield the greatest benefits iot
all