Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26

tax revisions that would make it
possible for small businesses to
be formed in the necessary num-
bers and to get over the hurdle of
the lean years. In another piece
of sound advice, he says these and
other necessary tax reforms must
not be at the expense of Federal
deficit and must go hand in hand
with reduction in Federal expend-
itures.
THE UNITED NATIONS
There is crisis in the affairs
of the United Nations General As
sembly in session in the New York
City area. In all of these gather
ings since the close of the World
War the Russians have prevented
carrying out what Secretary of
State Marshall called "a general
program for rehabilitation of the
respective European economies .
The United States has gone far
beyond its own responsibilities to
restore the peace of the World
Who is there in our country that
would ever have suspected that the
British Government would be on
the verge of collapse?
After all, the United Nations was
created as the fundamental organ
ization to do just one thing and
that one thing was to establish the
peace of the World.
A good many people are giving
up hopes. But in the judgment Of
the writer of this short piece fol
family newspapers throughout the
United States, let me suggest thai
there is no hope that Russia will
ever support the great World eff
fort to outlaw wars. ] believe thaf
the only road to peace means re
lection of Russia. And as a writer
who attended some of the session!
of the League of Nations in Gen
eva, / can understand why Amer
leans distrust Russia.
1t has been very we'll said tina
there can be no foundation excep
to "base peace upon justice"
FARM LABOR
A Federal report issued il
) Washington shows that about 1
! million persons are working Of
farms in the United States, whicl
is about the same proportion as
year ago. There were slight
! fewer family workers engaged i
farm work, but more hired farr
workers. Question? Are the far
mers getting so prosperous tha
! they don't have to perform all thei
own drudgery on their own brOa
acres? Guess not!
LOTS OF COTTON
Southern cotton is of a highe
grade this year than usual. Th
price of middlings a few days ag
> was about 80 cents a pound,
: drop of more than 71S cents belo'
= = the peak of July. Cotton is goin
- to be the queen of the Septembe
morn in the South this year.
: WATCH YOUR STEP!
: The Federal Trade Commissio
+ is cracking down on lot of spec
: ulative business enterprises tn;
have been Zooming. The variety (
p these new get-rich-quick institl
o tions is way above the average ,
4 former years.
IS THE DOLLAR RACKET
d A tireless newshawk in Wasl
r. ington figured out that it no
s, takes nearly SO to buy a bush
- of wheat, and $3.50 to buy a b,
IL shell of corn. 1t seems that IL
If Government wants to increase Il
d number of dollars iii order ,
It weaken the value of dollars /!
II that there won't be enough of the
" to go round. Figure that out. 1t
J. too big a puzzle for us ordinal
J. folks.
ID THE GALS SAY THEY
J. KNOW HOW
Not that every season doesr
e usher in new women's styles al
h all the conversation about VIII
re ther they're 1lattering or not--b
r this fall the gals are outdCil
l. themselves with the Il won't lo'
n er my skirts to 13 inches" c
IS Imagine me with padding!" We
~ the less said about that the be
al ter. but a recent fashion pal
n devoted to shoe styles for the ne
ID look really took first prize.
c. Whether you're a follower
ar high fashions or not, at today
e. prices it certainly behooves us f;
IN to keep footwear wearable as lol
We as possible. This necessitates n
Dr. only frequent shoe repairs to ke
them in condition. but also fl
r? quent polishing with good WI
c. liquid and paste polishes to ke
n the leather supple. A leading sh
X polish manufacturer has ma
ne many laboratory tests with lie
ne ther and they especially recol
ne mend that children's play sho
err be given two coats of polish