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7RAIlERS.

MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
y er you nd rent bSss Sne 4.Ts H Sy sse
Err CO. NC. 1850 Wisconsin ave. NV.
sSSouNe1NS RsSHe Ne sRSl ARRIVAL latest mode,
Spartan Manor, aluminium, channel,type
ribs and exterior. making it. Americas best
towing trailer coach 'only one esFin11 manutae and
apt.-size pt botued gas stove. BoULEvARD
ES Md T shaEs 4o1sI se H 8 Reats Sny 4
Sfsf %E suSISS sTosTsdH sHa aRS
b ensd rens rise n1ey gour
their outstanding variety Of trailer homes
in aluminium and masonite constructed D. D.
Dj leading Also soud nsed modes
p Prices ICES and sizes to meet every need. Also
Higgins CAMPERS and utility trailers
RfGHTETM Mg 5RAaa pbaae sA ~ Sos5 s. Route
saioeA BAY. FRED FAINfEk s3Ss a's Baltimore
Md pnSns Wa e aEgSs 4gHs
the new Glider house trailer, all alumi-
mum, Just as complete as any home. large
or small all, ch o fe ss rfsr hoSsE ana
elec. refer.; prices starting, from 81 1896
ne des Tsss in cSE sSI1 III sTnfE co saoo
CURTIS WRIGHT rAGSHP-Beautiful
sbeo .es de res efe trailer eec so
water heater. complete bathroom; The T,haee
famous Trotxood trailer With n.oss comb; s;sdee ice
and ffs rsfss See 0utscs Hsc fRER ffos iGse ss
INC, u. S. 1, Berwyn. Md. TO. 1919.
FREE SHOWING-A moyins picture Of ne
area t5afr II the %est peenTe stafs s
Brins Bih, wsnnfffs year friends AMEEicAN TRAILER
CO, INC, 4030 Wisconsin ave. Phone
one WS WHEEL Wheel LUGGAGE CARRIER, 44x54.
for quick sale: $50. FA. 2267-J. -31
steel welded; passed D. C. insp.; $50.
MAILER. m 2Iss. lowbed, 45-ton Roger; complete
excel for moving buildozers, maehinery. OF
heavy equipment. Call HI. 1903. - :
HOME TRAILER COACHES-We have beer
serving WASHINGTON for over 10 yrs; our
manufacturers will please the most dis
used traiiers. late models, from----Sl ,00G
18-ft. Mayhower ---------------- 1872
s5-ft. sf American Amer can Home crest------ 2.l9E
o7-ft. American 2-dr. Tanden----- 2,I25
25S-ft 5s- seRnit GMhf1 Luxury | Liner------- 2.79s
Gift. Schult Commodore 2'Ig2
: drasep r.nden 500
Szft Zimmer. 6-passenger 1856
II Howard steel eI 2,23s
We will gladly finance any trailer you
purchase from our selection, easy terms
small down payment, balance like rent
EQUIP your coach with our factory-ap-
daily and Sunday. am. to 3 pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC, 1880
wis. ave NV. Phone WO. 1881.
I-TON CARGO TRAILERS, ss5; Mt. YER
Vans. platforms. semis, iowboys. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO., 1900 Lee hwy. Arltns-
ton. CH. 1000
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GARAGES FOR RENT

2647 conn. AYE.-Single garage for rent
EQop. IN iMcs Im phops VoS sc. RR2R1. RR2R1.rwIsslr0. 70.
2-car garage. also suitable for storage, $9b
per month. LEO v. GLORIUS, D1. 1895
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FUTURE,

fHos. J. OWEN 3 son, aucttoneeTs. = 4sb 81
sbe sstery brick Dsnans se,69 EnaTn
Virtue Of certain dsed of I trust 10 duly ly
reeofosfp' Tee of the land records Of the District
of columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby nbc 5he anetIsn IN
CH asg Of kusust. AD ,,ss ls45 At snS Scloe6 se6
the ,tasse fSSsinf n fss pssrc ana Of
f4b in II. M. Packards subdivision Of I lots tSs
s & 81 .Ss Ss4 as ps5 Def tie
Terms Telameias soid d subject e prior building
nsssIy ssSsat!ssno $50 '
which will be announced at time OF saie.
purchase price ve. above said sTpsS 800 70 re ee
ssTed. conveyancing. recording etc. at
cost Terms to BE- co%Dlied deDnsa
within 50 days Sropertg mas be epos ad
used and resold1 d1rNoN A. tne THoMAs fiSeyss e. e.
81 SEHsasA 1yss.ss, $50 o.saI.
sYETATE SALE ANTIQUE cherry S,o siant;.top nt;t,p
adssk and drop-leaf gateleg saO.e th,s snt1Gne Wc
ahosany buTe1udss1 m0ch Chairs, antiaue
stenciled chairs and lockers, t,ona spinning m
9rsnsf sneh dHsainF dlss aH'eon reom fnT
ESn ;ti,ra nan nmaSoaany library table, fireplace
hrasses. Brass woodbox, pair Hanback,
SinBS loom and suss
L ehina glassware, bric-a-brac. mirrors,
tTadios, lamps, large lot books, PAINTINGS
fares Kelvinator refrigerator, wardrobes.
Eiivervare, window air conditioner, cleo
trtcs fans etc, at public aution, at Sloans
Trdsy ,Ss s.isss Aasast u lst W,ism Stsrsips
W,bor 10 am Marion i Il He L. eS'Sf WibSr VI e1ecatriz:
ne Union Storage Co. and others Nov
al view. Terms: Cash. c. G.. SLOAN
a. CO., INC, aucts. established lSgl)'
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GARAGES WANTED

WILL BUY OR LEASE garage for 20 to 80
cars In 2nd Commercial area. viii con-
slider 1st commercial sites. Call MR..
COLLINS. MI. 4311: eyes,, RA. 9397..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEON TOBRINER, WALTER N. TOBRINER,
932 Southern Building.
Filed July 21, 1947, Charles E. Stewart
Clerk
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B-RM. FURNISHED BUNGALOW in nearb.
Md. Saltwater fishing. boating. swim
ming. AL modern conveniences. Owne
must sell by August ], leaving State
$4,000 cash. Call Annapolis 9554. 81
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5235
PACKARD 1895 s-cylinder 4-door sedan,
in perfect running condition. Price, 1855.
Call HO. 1880 all day Wed. or see at 1924
18th st. NV, in Studio Barber SHOP
PACKARD 1910 4-door sedan: clean
throuehout; excellent engine and paint:
passed AZ D. C. inspection; S1,045,. OF
best offer under 2510 41st st. NV, Apt
or phone EM. 579e. -
PACKARD 1887 de luxe sedan: real bar
rain; 1895: consider terms. ROPER
MOTOR CO.. 1880 r. I. ave. ne.
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RRTTTSH STANDARD SWALLOW 1-sed
1870. heater; neatest lines in town; 500
or best offer under. Box 230-x, Star
Rr1CK 1885 sedan; good running condi-
ton; $500. Can be seen at 341 18Th 5s5hn.st. st.
BUICK 1e41 4-dr. conv. Roadmaster;. T.,
h.: Sl,75o. Can be seen at 2436 Lenfant
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We viii. gladly finance any trailer ...yss you
small down payment, balance like rent.
EQUIP your coach with our factory-ap-
proved trailer parts and accessories Open
daily and Sunday. am. to pm.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC. 1880
wis. ave NV. Phone Wo; 1921.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-10-01

featured in an article in the
October issue of Capper's
Farmer entitled Window
Shade Man"
eff AL Ames'', the story in
the nationally circulated farm
magazine points out, 'has to
dig up tile on his farm, he has
no trouble locating the lines.
On an old window shade he
has a sketch of all fields show
ing main - and branch - tile
lines. He also has spots in
points where he has collected
soil samples for testing"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-10-01
Wednesday, October 1, 1947

ing reminded by the state di-
vision of motor carries that
their trucks must take a semi
annual safety test between
October 1 and 80. About 3OO,-
600 trucks running on state
highways will have to be test
ed. More than 700 stations
throughout Illinois are equip
ped to give the tests.
Failure to comply with the
required test makes the truck
owner subject to arrest and
fine. Interstate trucks operat-
ing under federal regulations
are not required to take the
Illinois test.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-10-01

Business Week magazine
tells us that telephone SER
vice for railroad passengers
is off to a flying start. Short
wave radio beams the voice
to the nearest receiving sta
ton of Bells mobile tele-
phone service. From there,
land wires transmit it to the
telephone called.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-10-01
FORM NEW HIGH SCHOOL
CONFERENCE

fiscal year of the organization.
3 Resign From Northeast
Those affiliating themselves
with the Lake county confer
ence include: Grayslake, Lake
Forest, Libertyville, Warren
and Zion-Benton High Schools.
Three others are considering
joining those already enroll
ed.
Three of the above, Lake
Forest, Libertyville and War
rem, have forwarded their re-
signations to the Northeast
Conference as of the end of
the current school year.
In dropping out of tn e
Northeast and forming their
own unit, these schools believe
that sports activities in their
respective institutions of learn
ing will be bettered and that
competition will be keener.
0SuuSll NTOWIn N1COQ
In view of the fact that
some of the down-shore
schools, such as Arlington
Heights and Niles, have gain
ed rapidly in enrolment and
are not in the same class as
the other schools because of
the great difference in STU
dent numbers, the new organ
ization is potentially a wise
move.
Then there is the transport
tatlon angle, by concentrating
activities in or near Lake coun-
ty, teams will not have so far
to travel and there should be
considerable saving both in
time and travelling expense.
There is a possibility that
two or three smaller schools
of nearby counties may round
out the new conference organ
ization. Woodstock and North
brook are among those consid-
erlng such move.
Much Ground Work
This conference organiza-
ton eliminates a great deal of
hard work on the part of prin-
cipals and members of boards
of education who have held
numerous meetings for more
than a year past.
Principals most active in the
formation of the new confer
ence include Ray Moore, Lake
Forest High School; Hubert
w. Pearce, Zion Benton High
School; D. w. Thompson, of
Warren Township High School
and A. E. Johnson, Grayslake
Community High School.
New conference possibilities
were considered by these lead
ers from various viewpoints
and the founders firmly be-
lleve that it will be good
thing for those smaller high
schools from an athletic stand
point alone, if for no other rea-
son. Baseball, football, basket
ball and track activities will
be on more equal basis. Rath-
er than larger schools loard-
ing it over them because of
having greater student per-
sonnet from which to draw,
bigger coaching staffs, etc., all
will be on more even keel.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-10-01

Among other things mod
ern are the new Automatic
Gas Ranges with clock con-
trolled ovens. Seeing is be-
lieving. :.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-10-01
fife GheOCrat

cause without being handi-
capped by overwhelming odds.
The organization of this new
conference will be welcomed
by all prep sports followers,
especially those living in or
near the communities in which
the participating schools are
located.
It's founders should be COM
mended for the progress be-
ing made along athletic lines
which is in keeping with ad-
vancement being made in 9TH
er educational activities.
EDITORIAL NOTE:
Zion-Benton High School is
a member of the State Asso-
citation, but not member of
any conference, hence does
not need to resign from any
conference organization.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

AMERICAN INDUSTRIES may be de-
scribed as unusually, active" Department
and retail stores everywhere, are doing a
rushing business.
It is very significant to note the fact that
banks throughout the country are increasing
loans. At the same time customers of mer-
camille establishments are calling for more
credit than they have for many years.
The boom in construction of new buildings
goes merrily on.
Wheat, corn and meat are making terrific
records in sales-at top prices.
On the whole there are more people MAX
ing more money than ever before; there are
more people Tightening up their belts and un-
able to make things go successfully The So
called middle class" are the ones who need
help.
Thousands of complications have upset
normal conditions everywhere. If we have
our usual good luck we will pull through. But
we will have to slow down our efforts to make
friends with Russia. They are our enemies.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Mr.. Knutson's present plans are
to reintroduce the bill which Presi-
dent Truman. twice vetoed. This
measure provides for a cut of 80
per cent in personal income taxes
for all those in the lowest brackets.
The reduction is graduated down
ward to 20 per cent for the largest
number of taxpayers and 10 per
cent for the highest payers.
In view of the fact that the bill
will be introduced on the opening
day, the proposed cut will be made
effective as of January l.
But this, by no means, represents
the full hope of the taxpayer for re-
lief
Senator Eugene H. Millikin (R-
COLI, chairman of the Senate FL
nance Committee, is expected to
propose a Community property
amendment to the House Bill.
This amendment, if adopted, as
there is little doubt it will be, will
provide substantially more relief
than Mr.. Knutson's plan.
The community property taz
provision is now in effect in mum
Der of States, and the Supreme
court has upheld it. 1t permits 6
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
House Clamps Down on Aid
Released by WNU Features

THROUGHOUT our history as a
4 nation the house of representa-
tives of the federal government has
had no voice in formulating or exc
cutting our foreign policy, other than
to provide the money, when money
was needed, in connection with exc
cutting such policy as the admins
trative branch and the senate had
prescribed.
Now the house has taken the bit
in its teeth and proposes to have
something to say as to what Ameri-
can foreign policy shall be and how
such policy shall be executed. Our
policy to purchase good will with
American dollars, which the admin
istrative branch calls for in large
amounts, is seriously interfering
with the promise of the Republican
majority to reduce government
spending and to effect a reduction
in federal income taxes. Republican
members are insisting the house
must have voice in the inception
and execution of any bipartisan for
eign policy if the house is to pro-
vide the money to pay the bill.
Among those who have voiced
such a demand is Rep. John Phil
lips (Rep., Calif). In speech on
the floor of the house last July, he
listed SO nations to which America
has contributed aid in some form
since the date of the Jap surrender.
There are only nine nations in
the world, outside of our own,
that did not participate In the
distribution of our largess, the
total of which, since the shoot
ing stopped, has been well over
10 billion dollars. The nine
nations that did not participate
are: Afghanistan, Bulgaria, Ire
land, Luxembourg, ROmania,
Siam, Sweden, Switzerland and
the Union of South Africa.
Notable among those that did re-
ceive aid, in addition to England,
with a total of "A billion dollars,
and France, with LIS billion dollars,
was Russia, with $50 million; Po.
land, 80 thousand; Hungary is mil
lion; Czechoslovakia, 81 million, and
Finland, 90 million dollars. In the
case of Russia and her satellites oui
American dollars did not buy much
good will.
That the tax-levying, money-pro
viding house of representative may
have information of its own gather
ing, the house sent a committee o
its own members to Europe follow
ing the close of congress in July
From that committees report thu
Republican majority in the hous'
will attempt to estimate the sum-
needed to effectively do America
part in rehabilitation of western Eu
rope and to sustain its people
Members of that committee ma.
not, probably will not, see eye t
eye with the state department as t
) what we should pay.
} Our foreign policy may continu
E to be bipartisan, but the Republi
can majority in the house propose
the house will be recognized in de
fining and executing the foreign pre-
l gram.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
Washington
= A||RI'||IWEEE||E
IN GEORGR "a. BENSON

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The har-
rassed American taxpayer, devot-
ing three out of every twelve
months to working for the govern
ment, can look forward to 1948
with great hope for substantial re-
lief.
Republican leaders are deter
mined to press for enactment OF
tax-reduction legislation.
Rep. Harold Knutson (R-Minn.) }
chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee of the House, says he
iwll introduce his tax-relief bill the
first day Congress meets. This will
be done even if special session is
called to deal with foreign relief.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

mittee may adopt such an amend
ment before reporting a bill out, in
which case it would be unnecessary
for Mr.. Millikin to make his propo-
SAL
There is no doubt now that both
Mr.. Knutson's bill and such an
amendment as Mr.. Millikin pro-
poses would pass early in the ses-
sion.
The question is: Would Mr.. Tru-
man, in a Presidential election
year, dare veto tax-cut bill?
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

husband and wife to split income,
even though earned by only one
member of the family, for tax pur-
poses. This, of course, places each
half of the income in much lower
surtax bracket, thus assuring the
family of material savings in taxes.
Millikin's amendment would extend
the privilege to all States.
House leaders, to be sure, have
talked of the community property
proposal themselves, but Mr.. Knut-
son has not yet included it in his
plans. The Ways and Means Com
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
Pepper Keeps Moths Away

In France and Holland coarse
ground pepper is busted into furs
and expensive carpets as a moth
preventive, and is used in prefer
ence to all new sprays and repeI-
lents. The word pep-meaning en-
ergy, vim and sprightliness-comes
from the exhilarating quality Of
pepper in foods.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
Miracle Of Design

It must have been quite trick
to design a two story train that
would pass through one story tun-
mel or under one story bridge. 1t
is trick that has been solved by
American train designers. When
the Astra Dome train was produced
it materially increased the passen-
ger carrying capacity of each car,
but also added to the comfort and
convenience of each passenger. The
passenger views the scenery from
either upstairs or down. He sleeps
on either the first or second floor,
and he dimes on either the mezZa-
nine or main floor of the diner. Be-
cause of tunnels and bridge cross
ings the maximum height Of any
railroad car is fixed, and not even
inches can be added to the width,
but within the available dimensions
some wonderful accomplishments in
the way of more commodious and
comfortable travel accommodations
have been made by American car
builders.
Because of the votes those groups
represent, congress has demon
strated it's willingness to build
floor under the income of minority
groups on their demand. But con-
gress has not been willing to pro-
vide a ceiling for that far greater
number, the American consumer, as
protection for all of us from the
devastation of imitation. Wages are
regulated so they will not drop be-
low the floor, but there is no CELL
ing to stop their upward climb. What
is true of wages is also true of food
prices. The consumer is the forgot
ten man, but he, too, votes.
If the women mean all they
say there will be basement bar
gains in long skirts advertised.
Who will be our watch dog of the
treasury if Senator Byrd has had
enough?
%"
1t is safe guess that con-
gress will tie stout strings to any
future appropriation for Euro
pean aid that will not permit
the spending of it for bubble
gum or nylOn stockings. Eng
land taught us a lesson.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Who will be our watch dog of the
treasury if Senator Byrd has had
enough?
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

If the women mean all they
say there will be basement bar
gains in long skirts advertised.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

THE FUTURE of free enterprise is the
future of America And the future OF enter
prise is tied to the tax system under which it
functions.
The people GO ahead as enterpriseis ex-
panded Their level of living rises as enter
prise is built and rebuilt.
The productive system is in constant need
of replacement and rehabilitation. Supply
these adequately, and it prospers Deny
them, and it dies.
For 60 years before the depression, about
20 percent of total national production went
into capital formation. The same percentage
at present levels means gross capital forma-
tion at the rate OF. $36 billions annually.
But billions in addition now are required
and will be required annually for at least five
years because they were not supplied during
the depression and the war which followed
The minimum amount of this deficiency totals
about $50 billion. To correct it in five years
will necessitate Sc billion annually.
Thus we have requirement of about $42
billion per year for capital formation.
Present tax rates, however, allow only
some $37.5 billion annually in gross savings
or $4.5 billion short of requirements. How
can we get the balance?
The type of tax adjustment that actually
viii produce a rise in the standard of living
is an adjustment that will stimulate capita
formation. 1t is tax revision that will en-
courage the building of plants, the develop
ment of products, the purchase of machines
the acquisition of supplies, and their process
ing into goods which make jobs, wages, reve
nues, and capital
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-05-22
New Chemical Suid
Very Elective
Against ,Hoppers

Announcement was made re-
Gently of a new insect toxi-
cant, called Chlordane, which
is now being manufactured in
commercial quantities, a n d
which is said to be especially
effective against grasshoppers.
The chemical, called 1868 by
the Bureau of Entomology and
Plant Quarantine. is still in the
research stage, says N. A. ia
cobsen, county agent. It was
used experimentally in Big
Horn county last year and will
be tried again this year in
some areas.
The manufacturers, julius
Hyman and Company, who are
putting out Chlordane under
the trade name of Octa-Klor,
say official tests have shown
that it gives IS to 100 per cent
control of grasshoppers in 70
hours. Its killing action is re-
ported to last three weeks or
longer, depending on acre dos
age, crop and climatic condi-
tions.
It is said to be equally eff
fective against a wide variety
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-05-22
Stomp For Sugar
Validated EdrlY
For Coming. Etc.

Housewives and industrial
users will be permitted to- buy
sugar in advance of the Gus
tomary rationing date to en-
able supplies to move while
railroad transportation is avail
able, the Sugar Rationing adj
ministration, USDA, announced
today.
with Cuban receipts now al
seasonal peak, and with box
cars now available which will
shortly be needed to move an
estimated billion bushel winter
wheat crop, the Department of
Agriculture feels that speeding
UP sugar distribution now is
imperative in order to relieve
Transportation burden later in
season. This action does not
increase rations, but merely
advances dates when purchases
may be made.
To enable more sugar to be
moved now, three changes were
announced in the rationing
program:
l. A second 10-pound stamp
for consumers mo. 12) will be
validated June l instead of on
July l, but must still Last I'M
til October 81.
2. Date of application for
third quarter allotments to
both percentage and provision
al allowance Industrial users
will be advanced from June 10
to June !.
3. The 30-day limitation will
be removed for industrial US
ers to enable them to purchase
their entire allotment as soon
as it is granted.
These steps will enable the
housewives and industrial users
to obtain requirements for
canning and other needs while
supplies and shipping facilities
are available. The department
wishes to make certain that
all users have their supply of
rationed sugar on hand to can
this years fruit crops as they
ripen.