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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14
By HERMAN scHENDEL

One of the UE-CIO stewards
writes: Am I burned up. You
know the, union is new to me.
And / never read the Wagner
Act until you gave it to us in
school couple of weeks ago.
1T just burns me to think
that law has been on the
books since 1895 and mill
lions Of. workers don't know
about il. You should write
about it every week"
o. k, George, you've got a
right to be burned up. 1 know
just how you feel. You read
about your rights; you read
about what the government is
supposed to do to protect you;
and then you see what's being
done, and it makes you blow
your top.
NOW you can understand
how the Negro people of this
country feel, George. They
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

they are numbered in the
thousands = who receive her
letters, which always begin
Dear Son." and always fin
ish with love, from mother"
THAT is natural and that is
right, for if ever person had
such an overwhelming love and
faith in the people that it could
encompass humankind almost
without limit, it is this Mother
Ella Reeve Bloor of ours.
She is living symbol of that
time. which will surely come.
when love will bind all men.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

and there will be a finish TO
haired and war and pestilence
and all of the wicked exploita-
tion Of man by man.
1t is this cause and this flu
ture that she has made her
life work.
WHO ELSE. alive in Am
erica today, can say, For
sixty years, the socialist move
ment has been my work?"
She was already old in the
movement for mans hope when
the Workers Republic of Soviet
Russia was still unborn.
AS young woman, she shed
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14
Frank |Ia.:|l D |:Us

found wanting. The National
Association of Manufacturers
announced last week that it
has received many letters from
business men in Germany and
japan expressing concern over
growing Communist and Social
list pressures for naturalization,
and asking for information on
the American free enterprise
system to counteract such prop
aganda."
OF course the NAM-bless
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

But don't get discouraged,
George. What's happening to
you happens to thousands of
workers. All of a sudden the
truth hits them. and from that
time on they live and work
with a new goal. 1t was the
growing strength of the people
that got us the Wagner Act
back in 1885. Now millions
more are on the march.
And the more that Big Bust
ness tries to destroy the peo-
pies rights, the more the peo-
pie will fight back. And when
the people are really aroused,
they'll put teeth in that Wag-
ner Act and they'll see to it
that the government, a gov
eminent that represents them,
really makes that Act go to
work-for them.
We're on our way :. and
the fact that you, a new union
list, are burned up, proves the
point -
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

tive wages paid to white and
Negro veterans of World War
II.
II shows that in rs southern
cities including Washington,
the average wages for Negro
veterans range from $25 to $33.
Wages for white x-Soldiers in
the same communities average
$37 to $50 a week.
This diferential in pay, the
result of job discrimination
which the Free Enterprisers
fight to maintain through their
opposition TO FEPC. logically
follows from the segregation
pattern of our democracy which
was created by THE initiative
in our managerial class" when
the slave trade was big bust
ness.
And you just can't sell cap
italism that way abroad. In
fact, you can't keep it sold here
at home.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14
Strange case Of IS Jupiter

story never before publicized
in the history of Great Lakes
shipowners' attempts to stop
unions.
: Agatha Christie, the Lon
don detective. story writer
would call if THE Strange
Case of: the SIS. Jupiter"
The Jupiter has been used as
a test ship for years. 1t is now
floating rather mlessly
around the Great Lakes and
has been doing just that for
four weeks.
NMU PICKETS the harbors
when she attempts to d ock.
Longshoremen have told their
bosses they will not unload her.
tThe Jupiter has officially
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

so peeved at the happenings in
this postwar era that he for
gets the lolly-pop phrases usu-
ally fed to the poor suckers.
Recently he complained that
most of Europe is considering
some degree of "collectivism."
This, said our one-time presi-
dent, results in such horrors
as Shortened hours of work"
and loss of initiative in the
managerial class"
OBVIOUSLY. this is "undem>
Ocratic"-if you use the Hoover
meaning. So he is determined
to do all he can to exhume
and prop up the dead economic
systems of Europe.
You know those with strong
initiative in the managerial
class" such as we find getting
away with murder in Greece
and Turkey and which made it
possible for Hitler to, grab
power.
He. refuses to!Iealixe that the
plain people have not been born
to forever make money for
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

fought in the first American
revolution and who is herself
a member of the National Com
mittee of the CPUSAi
She is not merely American:
she is the land and the people
and the hopes of the people.
Not long ago, 1 took my little
girl, who is three years old,
down to see Mother Bloor at
the Hotel Albert, where she
stays when she is in New York.
WHY are we going to see
Grandma Bloor?" my daughter
asked me, and I told her,
$50 you can tell your chill
dren and your grandchildren
that when you were very
little girl, you spoke to Mother
Bloor."
II was that same day. Mother
Bloor said 10 me. When you
become downhearted. think of
how many we are"
She is many-She is very
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

The Jupiter Steamship Co.
is small. compared to the
steel trust groups. We used
10 know its former owner.
I'm just a little guy" he told
US.
You're just a stooge." we
told him.
THEN HE DODCED ques-
tons and damned Roosevelt
for his troubles. He was lit
tie guy" owning one ship but
he was called into national ne
gotiations last summer on the
biggest maritime strike of
Lakes history.
If there is strike on the
lakes this summer it will be
tough-and it won't be over
the issue of the Jupiter. She
is still laundering with scab
crew picked up in Wisconsin
and legal action has been TAX
en-.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14
STATE OF THE NATION
A birthday tribute
|1|:W:I}: Fast


tears on that morning when AL
bert Parsons was put to death.
Debs was her comrade and so
were Ruthenberg and Big Bill
Haywood and Tom Mooney and
Joe Hill, and / was an infant
child when she knew and gave
courage to young man called
Jack London and another called
Vachel Lindsay. III
HOW SHE gives the lie to
all those who scream that the
Communist movement in AM
erica is a foreign importation
this woman whose ancestors
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14
Why one shop steward is all burned up

What burns you is that the
law of this land is supposed
to help the workers build
. their unions and give them
chance to deal with these
giant corporations. It's pa
triotic TO join and build your
unions.
But in spite of the law, you
and the workers take the beat
ings and the law gets showed
around. You can see why the
National Association of Manu-
facturers has been bleating
about big unions" 1t wants
to give the impression that
there FUSED to be" inequality
between employers and en-
ployes, but now all that is
changed, and the big unions"
are showing the whole country
around. That's the idea behind
the NAM propaganda.
THESE GUYS always know
what they're doing and where
thev're going s
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

emplifies the best Of the pres
ent, the strongest and bravest
currents of living that flow
the world today.
l am one of those fortunate
ones-and 1 sometimes think
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

to use all the
p 0 W er they
can muster to
m a k e t h i S
w orld safe
for free enter
prise"
N oW a n d
t h e n t h c
truth slips out.
l S u p p o S e
Hoover e e t S
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

IN OTHER WORDS. it says
big employers ARE organized
and the workers aren't. 1t says
the purpose of the Act is to re-
store equality of bargaining
power between employers and
employees. 'F
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14


call mother.
Not only is
she so much
of the rich
A m e r i C a n
past, alive for
us, a constant
S o u ce Of
courage and
strength, but
she also ex-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

ITO YOU, the word de
mocracy" means pre-
cisely what?
To Herbert Hover, it is syn
Onymous with Capitalism"
When he and his followers roll
their eyes and solemnly speak
of making the world safe for
free men," they really mean
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14

its big and noble heart-has
complied by sending abroad all
kinds of books and pamphlets.
But unfortunately for the NAM
and Mr.. Hoover. also going
abroad are other kinds of evil
dence about the workings of
our capifalistic economy. :.
CONSIDER the statistical
table prepared for the senate
hearing on the bill for fed
eral FEPC showing the rela-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14
OMETIMES, as if in af-

COMETIMES, as if in af-
- firmation of the fact
that man will one day triumph
over all evil, an uncommon
amount of the goodness of life
is poured into one person.
I think that is the case with
this beautiful, young-old woman
of eighty-five years, who so
many of us
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-14
SPEAKING
The Hoover democracy

management. Accordingly. there
comes time when they will
shorten their hours of work.
! SHALL not dwell upon the
Hoover hypothesis that finds
initiative in management in
compatible with shorter hours,
for I think you get the idea.
However, if the managerial
class perishes, it will be only
when every form of artificial
respiration has been tried and
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
-
z!e'InIjlsea. /

3 akri zemlje ma Center Ridge Rd..
w. Columbia; vse izboljsave; $27O0;
takoj $500. AZ akra blizu Clague-
Center Ridge Rd.; elektrika, $1,000,
takoj $500. Hilliard Rd.. 8 akrov,
izboljsave, 800 dreves jabolk, gro
zdje, gozd. $4,000. Parma so akrov.
Lorain Rd., l mil1a w. Porter Rd.,
vse izboljsave. $65OO; takoj $25OO.
Lohr. 26273 Detroit. WEstlake 424
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
v AVSTRIJI SO ZAJELI
BORMANNOVEGA SINA

DUNAJ, 80. okt. Ameriske
cete so v blizini Salzburga zaje-
lie II let starega Martina Bor-
mama, XII je sin znanega ma
mestnika Adolfa Hitlerja, o ka-
terem nj ne duha ne sluha. Bor-
mannov sin je yes cas- delal ma
neki farmi.
IL glavnega stana ameriskih
okupacijskih sill porocajo, da bo-
do cd mladega Bormanna posku-
Sail zvedeti, kje Sc nahaja ME-
gov oce, XII je zginil zadnje dne-
We borb v Berlinu in XII je cara
di vojnih zlocinov bill obsojen v
odsotnosti ma smrt.
BormannOV sin ne We,
kje Sc nahaja oce
DUNAJ, 30. okt.-IzE ameri-
Skin vojaskih krogov porocajo,
da Rormannov sin, XII je bill are
tiran vceraj, nj popolnoma mic
pomagal, da Sc najde njegovega
oceta.
Martin Bormann je izjavil, da
je svojega oceta zadnjic videl v
decembru mesecu leta 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
OBTOzBA NEMsKIH
sKOFOV PROTI RUSOM

BERLIN, 20. okt. - Social
no-demokratski list, XII izhaja z
dovoljenje britanskih okupacij-
skin oblasti, je danes objavil
obtozbo nemskih katoliskih sko-
fov, da je v ruski okupacijski
zoni izginilo ma tisoce oseb"
skofje obenem apeirajo, ma "a
vezniski kontrolni svet, da pre-
isce tozadevni polozaj.
Porocilo, XII trdi, da je med
onimi, XII SO izginili, tudi mnogo
zensk in otrok, je datirano v
Kolinu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31

mo MENU znanega trpljenja in
razocaranj.
- Pa pozdr avljeni! .- je
spregovoril in Sc zalostno ma
smehnil, snel kapo in zacel skrb-
no otresati prah, kakor COST.
) Antonina je strasno zavpila
in padla mozu okoli vratu.
Babica Jevfrozinja Sc je raz-
jokala. Otroci so Sc preplasili.
Zmedeni Taras je obstal ma pra-
gu sVetilkO v roki.
(Dalje prthodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
STAR JE 100 LET, PA
Sc VEDNO PRIDNO DELA

BUTLER, Pa, 30. okt.-Od-
vetnik w. D. Brandon je danes
izjavil, da DO jutri, ko bo star
100 let, odsel kot obicajno ma de-
10 v svoj urad. Izjavil je dale,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
ATTLEE OSTANE MA
OBLASTI

LONDON, 80. okt. - Pri
parlamentarnem glasovanju gle
de ukinitve racioniranja gasoli-
ma, ko so konservativni poslan-
ci vpili ma premierja Attleeja,
maj poda ostavko, je delavska
vlada zmagala piclo vecino "a
glasov. To je najmanjsa vecina
glasov, XII jih je delavska VIA
da dobila v parlamentu, odkar
je prisla leta 1915 ma oblast.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31

da Sc pocuti pri odlicnem zdrav-
ju in da sc se ne DO umaknil v
pokoj. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
TTALIJANSKI STUDENT
NAPADLI PROFESORJE

PALERMON, Sicilija, 80. okt.
-Okrog so studentov tukajsnje
srednje sole, XII so bill oborozeni
S kladvi in sekirami, so napadli
svoje ucitelje in unicili vsa SOL
ska spricevala. Do. napada je
prislo, ker so ucenci pri izpitih
propadli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31

HOTELSKI STREzAJ OBTO-
ZEN v UMORU BOLNICARKE
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, 20.
okt. - Danes je bill obtozen ma
pada drugega reda 22-letni no.
telski strezaj John G.. Finn, po-
tenn ko je velika porota preis-
kala> okolscine smrti 23-letne
new-yorske bolnicarke Eve Rez-
nick, katere truplo je bilo mai
demo v tukajsnjem jezeru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
CEsKI PODPREDSEDNK
VLADE RESIGNIRAL

PRAGA, 80. okt. - Podpred-
sednik ceskoslovaske Wade Jan
Ursiny je danes podal ostavko
ma svojemu polozaju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
BOGATA VDOVA POSINOVI-
LA 57-LETNEGA GENERALA

NEWPORT, R. l., 20. okt. -
Danes je bilo razkrito, da je BIZ
10 sodnijski odobreno posinov-
ljenje brig. generala Ralph c..
Tobina, upokojenega armadne-
ga komandanta, XII je star 81
let.
Generala je posinovila 80 let
stara Mrs. Ebster, katere pre-
mozenje Sc ceni ma $1,250,0OO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
zENSKI NAsLI SMRT v
PLANINAH NEW MEXICA

SANTA FE, New Mexico, %.
okt. - Smrt v tukajsnjih pla-
ninah sta nasi dve pisarniski
delavki, Frances B. Krauss, sta
ra "a let, IL Baltimore, in Mil
dred Hartig, stara 26 let, IL
Evensvilla,, Ind, XII sta zdrknili
s skale, kjer sta Sc znasli med
plezanjem strmin, in padli v
prepaid, ko so jima udje odreve-
nell vsled hudega mraza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
,MILIJONAR McGRATR TUDI
OZNACEN IA "RADIKALCA"

WASHINGTON, 80. okt-Re-
publikanec Carroll Reece je da-
mes napadel imenovanje sena-
torja McGratha "a predsednika
demokratske stranke.
Reece je rekel, da Trumanova
administracija dovoljuje, da IRA
ikalne grupe kontrolirajo po-
liticno stranko." McGratha pa ie
oznacil "a "rdecega millionaire
z Rhode Islanda."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31

CALDARIS SE JE ZAHVALIL
TRUMANU "a "POMOC'
WASHINGTON, 80. okt.-Gr-
Ski zunanji minister Konstantin
Caldaris je danes obiskal pred
sednika Trumana, da sc mu
osebno zahvali "a amerisko "po-
mocv Grciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
NGdaljeVande)

Nekoc sc je vendar neki Ne
mec nasmehnil Marijki. Bill je
rdecelas, ma videz dobrosrcen,
zavaljen Nemec, MEGA MISC
gnali pod Stalingrad. Sedel je
"a mizo in jedel, Marijka pa Sc
je stisnila v kot in ga opazova-
la. Vedela je, da sc mu ne sme
priblizati, a Nemec je jedel ta-
ko izbrane stvari, da nj strpela
in je stopila blize. Nemec je je-
del klobaso in maslo! Tega Ma
rijka ze dolgo nj videla.
Docela je ze pozabila, da so
ma svetu taksne imenitne, do
bre stvari. Stala je diva koraka
pred Nemcem in gledala, kako
je jedel. Niti ma umu il nj bio,
da bi Nemca prosila "a koscek
klobase, samo gledala je 49,.
, Nemec je zapazil njen pogled
in sc je nasmehnil. Nato je vel
noz in pocasi odrezal debel kos
belega kruha. Potem ga je prav
tako pocasi namazal z maslom.
Potem je odrezal kos mastne
klobase in jo polozil ma kruh.
Nato je pogledal Marijko, in Sc
il zopet nasmehnil. Vrgel je ma
mazani kruh macki, XII Sc mu je
motala okoli nog.
In Sc je zakrohotal. Dolgo in
sladko Sc je krohotal, - njegov
rdeci, mesnati obraz Sc je yes
tresel cd smeha. Cello svojega
tovarisa je prebudil, da hi Sc
smejala oba.
Marijka je tho odsla v svoj
kot. Nj zavpila, nj, "a ajokala! Se-
dla ma svojo klopco, podprla
brado S pestmi in Sc zamislila.
VISA dusa male Marijke je bi-
la zdaj v krvavih sragah. Pono-
ci jo je pogosto napadlo nekaj
cudnega, - napal 10 je strah.
Zacela je krieati, jokati, preme-
tavala Sc je v postelji, prikazo-
vale so Sc il strahote, kri, de-
klica v zaboju Samo v
Tarasovem narocju Sc je pomi-
rila. Samo on jo je znal pomi-
riti, kot bi IL MEGA izhajala ne
kaksna pomirljiva, prepricljiva
sila. Marijka Sc je prizemala k
starckovim prsim, tesno obje-
mala z roeicami njegova rame-
ma in zaspala.
Skrbno jo je polozil poste-
lilo, sedel craven ME ma stolcek
in tako presedel po cele ure.
Vse mores ozdraviti, obnoviti,
popraviti, je premisljeval,, ko je
gledal bolestno spaceni obraz
deklice. Vojna bo minila,- vse
rane Sc bodo zacelile, vse tovar-
ne izgradile, vse zivljenje obno-
vilo. A S CHM ozdravis okrvavlje-
no, pohabljeno, razzaljen o
otrosko duso?
- Kje ste, moi sinovi? kje
ste?
DRUGI DEL
"Kje ste, moi sinovi, kje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-31
DRUGI DEL


"Kje ste, moi sinovi, kje
.ste?"
Taras je incl tri sinove - We
sti nj bilo cd nobenega. Ali so
ziyi, da so zivi. Cakal je mamie.
To vam je bio veliko prica-
kovanje, - brez rokov - bla
je vera. &c je ziva nasa vojska,
zivijo tudi moi sinovi, z. mimi
voiska. Brez vojske sc ne mo-
rejo vrniti. Brez ME jih niti
pricakoval nj.
Andrej je prisel sam. Prisel
ie jeseni OBJ poznem veceru, mr.
Saw, bradat, Grn - prvi hip ga
MISC niti spoznali. Tudi obleka,
XII jo je nosil, je bila tuja - ne
kaksna silva kmecka bunda, ka-
krsnih zdaj ne nosijo vec; tudi
prah ma njegovem obrazu, ma
bradi in ma obutvi je bill tut
nedomac, bogve s katerih cesti
ii yes je bill tuj, neznan, trpek
" modrih kolobarjih pod ocmi
Y ostrih r,lmenkasto crnih pod
oenicah. Y zoranih potezal
okrog ust, je ticala bridkost 81
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Notice

Signs have been posted In tn, city water tank and reservoi, area warning of no trespassiu, and no shooting
 Anyone found guilty of vioIat. ing the warRlngs will be pros. cuted.
 City of Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Legal Notice

IN THE
 DISTRICT COURT FOR THR
 TERRITORY UF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION 1! KODIAK PRECINCT RUTH c. WADsWoRTH,
 Plaintd vs.
 1 KENNETH M. WADSWORTH | DefendaA l SUMMONS I FOR PUBLICATION THE PRESIDENT OF THE | UNITED STATES OF AMER. .ICA.
 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT, GREETING; 1,
 You are hereby required to au-l pear in the District Coutt fG ! the Territory of Alaska, Thimi Division, within Thirty (3q- Bays after the Last Pubiicatas of this Summons, namely within q thirty days after the 1st day dl November, 1947, in case this SUE is published, or within hs. ty (40) days after the date ofHs. service upon you, in case tST Summons is served upon ye personally, and answer the Con plaint of the above named PlaiE tiff on file in the said Court II the above entitled action. N
 The said plaintiff in said asS tien demands the following n{ lief: A decree of the said Cout forever dissolving the bonds d matrimony existing between tk plaintiff and defendant.
 And in the event you fail to a appear and answer, the Plan tiff will take judgment agalns you for want thereof, and vi apply to the Court for the reid { demanded in her Complaint and as herelnbefofe stated. II WITNESS THE HONORABLE r, ANTHONY J DIMOND, Judg of said Court and the seal of Sdn Court hereunto affixed on thi lst day of October, l9E. M. E. s. Brunelle Clerk, By Louise Annabel
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Married Friday

Dorothy Virginia Clock, can. nery worker from Peak island and Palmer Jewel Simpson, cleo. triclan, U. $. Navy, were married yesterday morning ty US Con. missioner c. W. Bubendorf,
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
DwindlingCornCrop
Non Facing Nation
Meatless Days Are Sure To Result If Rains,
Breaking Terrible Midwest Heat Wave,
Do Not Come Soon. Production May Be
Lowest SINCE 1886, u. S. Bureau Says.

since mid-August, or the possibility
that the crop may be of poor feed
ing and keeping quality. Much of
it is due to a cool. wet planting
season, the crop will be subject to
frost before it has fully matured
and dried.
The governments original corn
goal was 5000, 200, 900 bushels, and
officials have said that around g.
S5O,OOO,00O bushels would be needed
TO maintain meat production near
the present high level of 155 pounds
a year per capita. The crop last
year set record of 3,287 ,00O, 900.
The average for the the last 10
years was 2,639,0OO,0O0.
Big Decline Forecast
A crop of the size indicated would
cut meat production possibly Is to
20 pounds year per person. 1t
nevertheless would still be above
the pre-war average of 126 pounds.
Should the weather continue un-
favorable and reduce prospects still
further, the government might find
it necessary to trim wheat export
goals, and ask Congress for new
authority to limit use of corn for
making whiskey and other indus
trial products. 1t had such authori-
ty during the war and until July ]
this year.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
BY Associated Press

Unless good rains break the Mid
Western heat wave quickly, Ameri-
can housewives may as well resign
themselves to some meatless men
us next summer-and possibly
much higher prices for what meat
they do get.
A special Agriculture Depart
ment report last Saturday showed
that bad crop weather has cut crop
production prospects to the lowest
level since the severe drought year
of 1886. And this years corn crop
will largely determine the size of
the nations meat supply in 1948.
A smaller meat supply would nit
consumers hardest in the summer
since that is the season when live
stock marketings normally drop to
their lowest level.
Heat Cuts Production
The department said the heat
wave, which has gripped the Mid
Western corn belt since late July
had cut corn prospects from 2,770,-
0OO, 900 on July Is to 2,437 900, 900
bushels by Aug. 15-a decline ol
5000, 900.
The latest estimate did not take
into account damage which may
have been caused by hot weather
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
TIUO Bodies Found In
DeLGIUGre RiUer, Bay
One Of The Bodies Was
Found Near Mispil-
lion Light

Authorities are continuing efforts
today to establish the Identification
of two men whose bodies were re-
covered from the Delaware River
and Delaware Bay the first of the
week.
The body of one man, described
as about 35 years old, S feet inches
tall, and dressed in black trousers,
a white shirt and slippers, was
sighted off Deepwater, N. j., by
Capt. j. w, Stone, skipper of barge
mOOred at the Dupont Chambers
Works.
A seaplane pilot, flying in for a
landing on Delaware Bay off Mis-
billion Light, sighted the second
body floating in marsh near Conk's
Bar. The body was recovered by
state police and Kent County Cor
oner John R. Rogers. who were
taken to the scene in boat owned
by James Burris.
A loan ticket issued to John Do
nahue. by the r. and H. Loan Com
pany, Providence, r. l., was found
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