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Evening star., 1947-04-20
taste and Judgment viii EVENTUAL,
solve the situation. !"

taste and Judgment will eventually
solve the situation. z
Hidden Implications Seen.
Senator johnson denounced the
aid to Greece and Turkey as an
apparently simple and innocent
proposal filled with hidden,
dire and foreboding implications. .
He declared it means picking sides
and intervening in a civil war any
place in the world" It attempts. he
added, to encircle Russia and ''de-
nies her and her satellites the free
dom of the seas.
Senator Cooper said Rnssia's poll
Icy Is to expand through spropa-
ganda, infiltration and pressure but
to avoid strong opposition and war.
The present policy Of the United
States" he added, helps these ma
tions to resist tactics of infiltration
and coercion, and to correct unstable
conditions that might lead TO war
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Reece
Continued From First Page.)

on the eve of the 1e48 election. That
could be the explanation Of the Pres
ident's indicated attitude.
.The net result OF such procedure,
if successful, would be to delay for
one year or more the benefits which
could properly be granted to the tax
payers this year. Conceivably such
a plan might succeed, since the Re-
publicans do not have the tWo-thirds
majority required to override a veto
either in the Senate or the House.
Truman Would Be Responsible.
taxpayer in the Nation would realize
that the responsibility for delaying
tax relief would rest upon Mr.. Tru-
man and his fellow Democrats in
Congress.
Mr.. Reece said that when Mr..
Truman boasted his 1947 budget
would be balanced, he remarked this
would be done without any help
from the Republicans.
"Mr. Truman should know full
well, and undoubtedly does know
full well, that Republican members
of the last Congress had a great
deal to do with making it possible
for his budget to be balanced this
year." said Mr.. Reece.
Republicans Prevent Deficit.
The Republicans, though in the
minority, by voting solidly with a
few sound Democrats, Mr.. Reece
said, prevented the enactment Of a
Truman program which would have
brought about a deficit Of s10,000,-
100000 today, instead of a prospec-
tive surplus on June 30.
He criticized the Truman admin
istration for being consistently
wrong in every estimate it has made
of receipts, expenditures and def
cts. In August, 1916, the President
estimated revenues for the fiscal
year 1947 would amount to s$39, $780,
100000, which was $8,100,0o0, 900
above what he had estimated when
he submitted his budget in January,
1916. Even then, Mr.. Reece said, he
was unable to foresee balanced
budget at the close of the fiscal year
and this was true even in January
1947, when he submitted his new
budget.
This comedy of budgetary errors,
Mr.. Reece continued, leads to the
belief that the present estimates of
the Truman Administration may be
inst as wrong. 4#
Unemployment Prediction Hit.
Apparently no one in the admin
istration," Mr.. Reece continued, has
a real understanding of the nature
and potentialities OF the American
enterprise system which produces
the taxes collected by the Govern
ment."
The Republican chairman also
commented on the repeated proph-
estes by President Truman and other
high officials that extensive unem-
ployment would follow the end of the
war and reconversion to a peace
basis when asking for increased sums
for unemployment compensation
The reverse happened, he said.
The national committee, at its
meeting in Kansas City, which opens
tomorrow, is expected to ratify a
subcommittee choice of Chicago for
the party's national convention next
year.
Evening star., 1947-04-20

they may do 50 Ia Oslo, as Mr..
|Stassen is scheduled to leave for
Oslo by plane tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Cot Says He Arranged
|WuIIuce Visit as Friend

PARIS, April 10 tR.Pierre Cot.
French Ieftwing politician. said to-
day that In arranging the visit here
OF Henry A. Wallace he was acting
as an "old friend" and not as the
agent Of any French political party
Mr.. Cot, air minister in the cabi-
net Of Leon Blum and several other
wartime and prewar cabinets, form
eriy was a radical Socialist, con-
servative party, but now ranks him-
self ais an independent. In the
National Assembly he generally
votes with the Communists
Mr.. Cot said he had mapped q
three-day schedule for Mr.. Wallace
that includes an appearance be-
fore the National Assembly's for
eign affairs committee, a speech to
the Centre de la Politique En-
trangere," sort of foreign policy
association, and another speech be-
fore meeting in the Sorbo1ine. In
addition Mr.. Wallace will speak be-
fore the original local chapter OF
the American Veterans Committee
which recently split on the issue OF
admitting Communists.
The invitation to appear before
the Parliamentary Foreign Affairs
Committee was extended about a
month ago, Mr.. Cot said, by Marcel
Cachin, a Communist who happens
to be committee chairman. Under
Assembly rules a foreigner may not
appear before a session of the en-
tire chamber. but the foreign affairs
group is inviting all other deputies
to attend.
MIR. Wallace, who arrives Tues
day, will be a guest of honor at a
luncheon given by the National
Union of Intellectuals, of which
the scientist Frederic Joliot- Curie
is secretary-general. DR.. Joliot-
Curie is a Communist, but Mr.. Cot
said the group is comprised OF in
tellectuals of various shades of poll
tical opinion.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
PIuy Contest Dinner Set

A dinner honoring the winners
and judges of the recent Little
Theater One-Act Play Tournament
sponsored by the District Recreation
Department will be held at $50 pm.
Tuesday at Barker Hall in the
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Rotury Elections Slated

The Rotary Club of Washington
and the Rotary Foundation of
Washington will hold their annual
elections at $50 pm. Tuesday in
the Shoreham Hotel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-17
SIS AKRON PARMA
NAPRODAJ

blizu Clevelanda, dobro %poslopje,
elektrika, tekoca voda, tlakova-
ma costa. 4 krave, 2 konja, skoro
nov traktor z vsemi pripomocki.
Izborna prilika "a slovensko dru-
Zinc. Ia nadaljne informacije
poklicite
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je bila pref mirna ter je ma vse,
kar Sc je okrog ME dogajalo,
gledala nekako zviska, 10 je.
zdaj popadla togota. Postavila
Sc je tik pred Malo ter jo z des-
nico sunila v prsi, da je sirota
omahnila prot gledalcem "a
njenim hrbtom:
"Teslo, kaj holds SEM. Kar 81
dobila, 81 dobila, zdaj pa nimas
vec kaj iskati tukaj -"
Pri tenn Neza nj mislila ma
podarjeno haderco, ampak ma
druge stvari -. Osupli obraz
Brezniske Male Sc je nakremzil
ma jok. Toda ravno zaradi tega
Sc je mnozica obrnila proti njej.
Medtem ko so Sc poprej neka-
teri mad prizorom zabavali in
je velik del te zabave sci tudi ma
racun zenina in neveste ter sc
| je temu in onemu uboga reva
ma them cello smilila, Sc je zdaj
javno mnenje obrnilo proti
njej.
"Korito, pc kaj 81 pa prislo I:
Izgubi Sc !" Sc je zadrl mad
Malo staresina in jo porinil Cd
sebe.
Njegovemu nastopu je tako:
sledil sovrazen hrup.
"Domov Sc poberi, &c imai
kan It'll
rs kom 81 pa &c lezala, avsa? 2
Med splosnim hrupom glasov
klicev, zvizgov in smeha so Ma
10. porivali il tesnobe. Preden j
prisla il gnece, je dobila marsi
kak krepak sunek S pestmi il
komolci in lie malo je manjka
10, da je MISC pobili ma tia in pc
hodili. Naposled je lie pretrgal
, obroc in 10 urno pobrala nekan
pc vasi. Use to Sc je zgodilo
; SLIM naglici. Nekdo je teda
glasno zavpil:
"Godci, kaj pa delate? Zagc
dite vendar kaj ..."
Kakor da bi Sc prebudili j
spanja, so zaigrali godci Zabe
vovih svatov hrupno in vessel
; koracnico. Nekdo v ozadju mne
lice je zacel vriskati in svato'
sko razpolozenje je zacelo tt
>; koj urno rasti; ljudje so mucr
dogodek z Malo magic pozabljs
i; Ii in kmalu Sc je pc sejmisc
razlegal preseren smeh. Nikoga
vee nj bilo, XII hi sensational
pravkar pregnano Malo. Klju
temu pa svatje pred cerkvijo n
q so imeli vec pravega obstank
in magic so Sc mnozili glasov:
ii "Gremo, gremo 80"
II Naibolj sc ie seveda mudil
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zabevovim svatom, XII 50 10 ia
koj za1eli zavijati prot Lukaee-
vi gostilni, kjer Jill je cakala
Tudi posamezni Mum
kovi svatje so Sc jeli obracati
ma cesto proti Hojam, kjer je
pri Munku bila pripravljena
svatba. LIE ODE godbi sta BE ne
utrudljivo igrali pred cerkvijo,
kakor da bi sc kosali med Sc
boz.
Toda komaj Sc je sejmisee pri-
cello izpraznjevati, Sc je zgodilo
Sc nekaj. Medtem ko SO malo
pref imeli senzacijo Zabevovi
svatje, so jo kmalu nato incl
tudi Munkovi, ceprav ia nj BIZ
la neprijetna kakor prva. Med
radovednezi je bill tudi Riharjev
Nina. Naenkrat ga je sredi sci
misca popadla bozjast in ga S
tako silo vrgla oh tia skora-
pred noge obeh zeninov in ne.
vest, da je pod MIN zabobnela
zmrzla zemlja in so blizu stojec:
ljudie mislili, da mu je razbilc
glavo.
(Nadazievanfe Sledi)
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Hisa naprOdai

Bungalow s 5 sobami; sprejem-
MICA, obednica in 2 spalnici. Mo-
derna kuhinja, plinski fornez,
avtomatiGni vodni grelec; ena
garaza; 1ota 50x150. Lindberg
Ave-, blizu Drustvenega donna.
Ia takojsnji prevzem. Cen a
So, 700. Poklicite lastnika ma
|KE 2164.
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GEO. & SNOW
1904 WATERLOO I'D. KE 2l4e

Traovina 3 stenskim papirjem.
NU.Enamel barvami. Sopiei. potreb-
sEinami "a papiranje. eiseenje po-
dov. it'd. Papiramo in barvamo So
be znotraj.
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Naprodaj je Oprema

"a trgovino z mosko in desko
opravo. Zglasite Sc pri John
Mocnik, 772 E. 1876 St., KE 7116
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svatje mad tenn zabavali. To jel
zaIilo MEN ponos. Tudi ona je1
biIa cula "a Zabevovo skrivno1
razmerje z deklo, vendar Sc "a
te govorice pr odlocitvi, ali maj
ga vzame "a moza, nj zmenila.
Razmerje z manjvredno zensko|
ie nj motto in kakor toliko dru-
9Th, je tudi ona mad vsem tenn
skomizgnila z rameni. Kaj boI
tako zijalo, TAXA posast !
zenin in nevesta sta S svati
vred nekaj casa molce strmela
v Breznisko Malo. Pc sejmiscu
ie zavladala mucna tisina. Po-
tenn pa je nekdo skoviknil S sko-
dozeljnim smehom. Tedaj je Ne
Ia stisnila moza "a komolec in
mu z mocnim glasom rekla:
"Pusti jo, gremo 49,"
"Da, gremo, gremo," so "a
klicali Sc nekateri drugi svatje
in Sc priceli razmikati.
Ko pa sta Sc novoporocenca
hotels %prestopiti, sta zadela oh
Malo, XII jima je znova zastavi-
la pot. PRAY "a prav jo je obroe
g~ledalcev, XII jo je obdajal cd
zadaj, pritiskal pred zenina in
nevesto. ceprav SO nekateri
svatje pozivali k odhodu, je bi'
la gruea okrog Zabeva in obeh
zen vedno veeja. Prevarana Ma.
La je tedaj izvlekla IL svojegs
nedrja, katerega SO njeni ras'
kavi prsti nitro razpeli, svilene
haderco rumenkaste barve tel
10 v hipu zagnala zeninu v gla
vo, craven pa zatulila, da j
MEN glas odmeval pc vsem sci
miseu:
"Tu imas svojo cunjo, XII S
mi jo prinesel S selma. Maj t
zgori ma tvoji crni dust
Da hi nikdar ne incl srece nj
tenn svetu! Da hi sc tt ia kriv
zakon pokazil! To ii zelim, tt or
nj zlodej tt 80"
Zadnje besede so siroti cd sa
me togote Sic skoraj ma joh
Meme besede in Sc bolj MEN DO
lestni, preklinjajoci glas je z
hip zmedel Sc tiste, Xxi popre
MISC izgubili prisotnosti duha
Toda lie "a hip, kajti tedaj S
je zacul glas neveste Neze, X
Sc je spet prva znasla. Mogoc
bi do tega ne bio prislo, ako K
nevesta tedaj, ko je prevaran
dekla odpirala nedrje in poteg
Mia liza jopfce cd Zabeva pc
darlene haderco, ne bila zapa
Ella del golih Malinih prsi. Teg
pogleda njena zenska bit nj me
gla. prenesti, ceprav so bile prs
manjvredne zenske. Medtem k
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ROMAN SOSESKE

DoOcI ulcScC pIcO AclAIVlJO
10 je Zabev jel zanemarjati, ven
dar j sluzbe nj odpovedal. cato
pa je Male nekega dine, ko je
zvedela, da Sc MEN gospodar ze-
nj pr Permanu, sama povezala
culo in zapustila hiso, ne da hi
pri tenn rekla zal besedo, lie ME-
ne dobre in vdane oci SO bile ne
koliko vlazne. Zabev 81 je Cd
dahnil, ker tako lahke resitve
IL te zagate res nj pricakoval.
Ljudje, XII so takrat Sc nekaj
klepetali, pa so brz pozabili ma
to zgodbo in kmalu sc nihce nj
vec spomnil razocarane sirote,
XII je odsla sluzit nekam v So
sednjo obcino.
cato je bila mnozica tembolj
prepadena, ko je ma vsem le-
penn zagledala Malo pred seboj.
Svatje MISC niti utegnili pomisli-
ii ma to, da hi bila njih dolznost
zapreti Mali pot do novoporo-
eencev. Preden so sc prav zave-
deli, je Male Re stala VISA siroka
in raztlacena pred zeninom in
nevesto in zaklicala z ocitajo-
Gin, a u%merjenim glasom:
"Zabev, ii 81 laznivec, velik
laznivec! Same cato, d. 81 sc
smell tevhati v moi postelji, 81
obljubljal, da me. hos napravil
"a Zabevko. ri laznivec ii ...'
Pri zadnjih besedah je Male
dvignila veliko, okorno pest in
10 zavihtela proti prepadenemu
zeninu, kakor da hi ga hotela
udariti v lice. Toda to je bila le
groznja prevarane dekle. sele
pc dolgem tuhtanju Sc je odpra'
villa k obracunu v Jamnico, to-
da tukaj sredi mnozice il je TO
ka Sc pred udarcem omahnila
iNjeno izdano, dobro srce je ma
homa napolnil bridek gnev ii
odsev srcnega gorja Sc j je raz
lii tudi pc lieu. Komaj je Sc ma
daljevala:
"Zabev, ii 81 laznivec, 60
ljuf 80"
zeninu Zabevu sc je prvi hiI
cd preseneeenja zavrtelo v gla'
vi. Ne lie da kaj takega nj pri'
cakoval cd Male, katero je tud5
sam incl "a zensko nekolikc
kratke pameti. Hujsa je seveda
bila Be sramota, XII mu jo je ia
terba S tenn napravila. In ravnc
MEGA je morale to zadeti? Sa.
vendar nj napravil KIDD We kaj
KIDD pa bi tega ma njegoven
mestu ne bill storil? Sal vendal
nj nobenih posledic "a dru'
go Sc pa ma tenn svetu tako nih'
&c ne meni. Sramota ga je take
stisnila, da prvi hip nj vedel
kje stoji.
Tudi nevesta Neza prvi hip n;
bila malo presenecena. Zaveda
la Sc je sramote prav tako ka'
kor MEN MOI in vedela, da sc
take reel "a sosesko prava dus'
ma pasa in da sc bodo lastn:
pN70Rl
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(Nadaljevanje)


Brez kakih rediteljev in ka-
kor bi sc pokorili starim izroci-
dom, so Sc Munkovi svatje po-
stavili ma desno, uglednejso
stran sejmisca, Zabevovi in
Permanovi svatje SO ostali ma!
njegovem levem kraju, Cernja-
XII pa so Sc stiskali pr vhodu
ma pokopalisce. Ljudje so 81 ma
zdravljali, Sc salili, klicali drug
drugemu, nekateri svatje so Re
vriskali, da Sc razlegalo pc vasi,
vse pa so pregla dvojni godci,
XII so yes cas- neutrudno godli in
podzigali svatovsko razpoloze-
ME. -.
Medtem Sc je tudi dan zacel
popravljati; sivo nebo Sc je
dvignilo tako visoko, da je Cd
krilo cello goro v ozadju in VISA
pokrajina je postala svetlejsa
in prijaznejsa, ceprav sonca nj
bio ma spregled. Rahel, a oster
veter, XII je bril- cd zahoda, je
ljudem bistril obraze, da SO bill
Sc vedrejsi, kakor jih je re bar
valo svatovski razpolozenje.
Naslonjena ma svojega moza
in obdana s svati Sc je mlada
Zabevka vesela smejala svetu.
Mic je nj MOTTO, da je dobila
starega moza, XII hi j bill lahko
oce, MEN obraz je bill miren in
Meme oci zadovoljne. Tudi "a
bev je bill videti srecen, ker je
dobil mlado in lepo zeno in ME
gov obraz je bill poln drobnih,
rahlih potez. Permanova Neza
je bila v svoji sivi obleki res le-
pa in stasita nevesta; posebno
kadar je odprla usta in pokaza-
la svoje sneznobele in income
zobe, je cd ME zenska moe kar
bliskala. Vsi, XII so jul zdaj opa-
zovali, so 81 ma them PRIMAL,
da .je ia zveza sklenjena 20 pa.
met.
Naenkrat pa Sc je jela gruca,
XII je obdajala Zabeva in Nezo,
razdvajati in pred novoporoeen-
cema Sc je pojavila Brezniska
Male, XII je Zabevu yes cas- ME
govega vdovstva kot dekla 60
spodinjila in je to sluzbo sele
pred kratkim zapustila. Male je
bila nekoliko mlajsa cd Zabeva
in je bila ma glasu, da je Sc
pokasnejsa cd MEGA, ceprav je
nikdo nj pristeval med slabo-
umnice. Lepa sicer nj bila, a tu-
di grda ne; o ne "a emo ne "a
drugo stvar sc kmetje MISC "a
nimali, kadar so govorili o njej,
temvec so vsi bill istega mne-
MIA, da je Male ena najbolj prid-
Nth in zvestih dekel W Jamnici.
Pri Zabevu je z enim samim
zasluzkom garala "a dive dekli.
Soseska je kmalu zacela sepe-
tati, da hodi Zabev k njej skri-
vaj spat. Nekateri so IL tega Re
prerokovali Zabevovo zenitev,
ceprav MISC radi verjei, drugi
pa tako dalec niti mislili MISC,
temvec so 81 mislili: "Kaj 81
hoce, priloznost je priloznost in
clovek navsezadnje lie nj IL lie.
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Fine

.krvave in mesene klobase dobi-
te pri mas. Zglasite Sc ma 1917
Saranac Rd.
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Milford chronicle., 1947-02-28
Auxiliary, Vets Will
Elect New Officers
Ladies Meet Next Wednesday: Men
viii Meet March II

Miss Sarah Barcus, president of
the Auxiliary to Blue Hen Post No.
64S3. Veterans of Foreign Wars.
urges that all members Of the or
ganization be present at the reg
ular monthly meeting on Wednes-
day. March 5. at s o'clock in the
Milford New Century Club for
nomination and election of officers
for the 1941-1948 term. Since there
is no nominating committee. it is
important that each member give
serious forethought to those who
they select to serve them during
the ensuing year. Choosing those
who have shown prior willing
ness to assume responsibilities.
At the February meeting the
Auxiliary unanimously voted tC
help the Milford Memorial Hos.
pital Auxiliary with their Charity
Ball to be held on Monday. Apri
: in the New Armory. A commit
tee was appointed. headed by Mrs
Lillian Hugg. to work with tht
hospital auxiliary committee. V. f
W. Auxiliary members to worl
with Mrs. Hugg are Mrs. Lena Man
love. Mrs. Serena p Hayes. Mrs
Edith Baynum and Miss Birda Bur
dick.
frp1 tintI m, t1au
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-28
Few Here Attended
Union Prayer Service
Six Churches Produced Only Hand.
ful OF WOrshippers

\ handful of persons, represent
ing six churches, attended the un-
ion observance of the World Day
of Prayer held last Friday after
noon in the Baptist Church. A
pleasing feature of the service was
the youth participation, which
would not have happened had the
schools been open and which added
to the blessing which all received
for having attended.
The custom of d World Day OF
Prayer meeting. it will be remem-
bered. starts first west of the in
ternatiOnal date line, with the Fiji
Islanders and New Zealanders and
follows the sun as it moves east
until forty hours later. it is OBJ
served by the Eskimos on ST. Law.
renee Island. Alaska. thirty miles
east of the date line
All church women of Milford an(
vicinity will be called together il
the near future to form perma
nent interdenOminational group
The purpose will be to study wha
forms of Christian activity can b,
carried on comparatively.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-28
Nelson Rightmyer
Quits Preaching
Lcwes Clergyman Accepts PROBES.
sOrsbip In Philadelphia

The Rev. DR.. Nelson Waite Right
myer, we'll known Episcopal rector
of Lewes and RehOboth Beach. has
rendered his resignation to take d
professorship at the Philadelphia
School of Divinity.
The 3J-year-old cleric. who will
round out 10 years in the area next
July. announced his resignation
last Friday night before joint
meeting of the veStries OF All
Saints Church. RehObOth. ST. Pc
ter's Church. Lewes. and St.
Georges Chapel. Indian River Hun
dred. He will become professor OF
ecclesiastical history liturgies and
policy at the Philadelphia Divinity
School. where he has been lee
eurer in liturgies since Septem-
ber. 1914. while carrying on his
rectOrship at the local church par
iSheS.
He recommended to the LeweS
and RehOD0th YcStry that two rec
tors he secured to carry on the
work here. one for Lewes and on,
for RehObOth. as the latter churcl
was raised from the status of ;
mission TO d full fledged parisl
about two years ago
continued on page l8D
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-28
New Storm Window
Shown By Macklin Co.
kaufman All Aluminium COmbina.
ton Has 20 Outstanding Features

For Il number OF years manufac-
turerS have been striving to pro
duce an all aluminium combination
storm window with none of the OBJ
jectionable features of many now
on the market. Mr.. Kaufman of
the Chrysler Automobile Company
Detroit. in his leisure hours. has
done it.
His window. now made by the
Bryant Company of Philadelphia
and for which George T. Macklin
Company. Milford. and Salisbury
Md. has the leadership. contains
at least twenty outstanding fea-
lures, not possessed by any other
window.
Among these are the following
custom made. sliding ventilation
all inserts removable from bottom
and from the inside of the house
one inch wide frame. double
strength glass. no wide bottom rail
ALUMINIUM screen. inserts may be
removed without disturbing venet
ian blinds or drapes. Above all il
the very low price. The kaufman
window is competitive with woot
combination storm windows.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-28
S Sugar Ration Teachers Pay Bill Is Cancer Fund
Durin: uu l947 @ Passed By The House At Ats $4,000 200
Allocate Ninety Pounds
Per Capita AS Against
Quota of Seventy-three
Given Last Year.

WASHINGTON - (P) - Ameri-
cans will get about II pounds OF
sugar per capital more this year
than last under international allo-
cations announced last Friday
evening.
The International Emergency
Food Council, charged with divid-
ing the worlds supplies of scarce
foods allotted the United States
enough sugar to provide 80 pounds
of refined sugar per capital. Last
years supply was 73 pounds and
rre-war consumption averaged 81
pounds.
The American share will be used
t. supply individual consumers as
we'll as industrial and institutional
users.
No announcement was made as t(
how the ALLEGATION will be divided
among these classes of consumers
This decision rest with the Agri
culture Department and the OPA.
Last year individual consumer
got % pounds through ration
stamps. with the remainder of thu
IS pounds going TO institutions ant
industrial users. The latter includ
food manufacturers. candy maker;
soft drink bottlers. and others.
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Milford chronicle., 1947-02-28
Liquor Revenues Are
Z Pct. Of Il. S. Total
Last Years Levy Equals
S19 Per Capita. State
Payments Drop

WASHINGTON (P) ~ Whs-
key. wine and beer accounted for
more than seven cents OF each 81
in federal taxes collected during
1916.
Internal revenue figures released
this week show that the govern
ment took in $2.690 $500 from lev
les Oh alcoholic beverages-an
amount equivalent to about sig for
each man, woman. and child.
Furthermore. heSe receipts
jumped $321.059,000 over l945 to
hit record high. while over all
federal tax collections fell off $4,-
100.000,000 to total $3S 64O,0OoO0o
Whiskey. taxed at SO gallon. ac-
counted for S1.73S.445 900 Of the
1916 take. with the levy of So on
each 21-gallon barrel of beer net
ting $63S.699.000.
Delaware collections declined
from 1894 600 in 1945 to $960.OOO III
1916.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-28
Local Fishermen
Get Honor Plaque
MispiIliOnites Receive TrO-
ply For Battle OF
Bays" Victory

AT recent meeting of the Della
ware Charter Boat and SpOrtsmen's
Association. Arnold T. "Ducky"
Stewart of the News-JOurnal Com
pany presented the plaque to the
Mispillion group of fishermen who
won the twO-state contest of the
bays" last year.
The plaque was offered by the
News-Journal Company. Station
WFBR. and Baltimore broadcasting
stations and it was agreed to hold
another contest this summer. as
the best two out of three. in order
to ascertain who will permanently
keep the plaque.
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