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Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
Southern States
Meeting Here Aug. Is
continued from first pageJ

Hillsman of Salisbury, Md, South
ern States Cooperative district
manager for this area. He also will
serve as moderator for discussions
of cooperative policies. Agency
Manager P. r. Jacobs will report
on services rendered last year.
The business session will in
clude election of new members to
both the advisory board and farm
home committee. Nominees for the
advisory board posts are George
Robins, Andrew Donovan, Milford;
l.. Robbins Webb, Lincoln, and Will
son Webb, Glendale. For the posi-
tons on the farm home committee,
Mrs. Ralph Nivarre, Mrs. Granville
Shockley, Mrs. Harvey Melbourne,
Milford, and Mrs. Wilson Webb, FL
lendale, have been nominated.
Retiring members of the Advis-
DRY Board are Granville Shockley
and Lucius c. Webb. Mrs. Donald
Jester and Mrs. Davis Watson will
complete terms on the farm home
committee.
/
Douglas Fry, Milford, accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Preston Ken
ton, Milford. The Rev. David Ba-
ker, Milford, pastor of Calvary
Methodist Church, will give the in
vocation.
An organization meeting of adj
visory board and farm home com
| will fob MI
following the regular session.
Several committees of local per-
sons will assist in planning anC
staging the meeting. Mrs. Granville
Shockley, Milford, heads the re
freshment committee. HeymaI
Roosa, Milford, is chairman of thu
receiving committee. Ushering il
being handled by Donald Jester
Milford.
Mrs. Douglas Fry and Mrs. Don
aid Jester, Milford, will serve a
chairman of the committee on tn
Southern States Feed Bag Styl
Show which is being held in con
nection with the meeting. Cas-
prizes and ribbons will be award
ed for the best garments an
household articles made by farT
women and girls from Souther
States feed bags-either plain @
dress print.
A comedy will be shown by Dis
trict Manager Hillsman.
Several contests will be conduct
ed and prizes awarded the winners
Many other prizes also will be giI
en- winners in a lucky number tick
ct drawing.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
SaturdaT Night,s Results

Cambridge 8, Rehoboth 0 (1st).
Cambridge Z, Rehoboth l (2nd)
Milford 10, Dover 5.
Salisbury 8, Easton z.
Seaford Is, fredericksburg 6.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Next to the United States Swe-
den uses the telephone more than
any other country.
Geologic timetables usually are
based on millions of years,
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
MondaY Night,s Resnlts

Seaford 10, Cambridge 8.
Dover 10, Salisbury 8 10 in
nings).
fredericksburg 13. RehOboth 10.
Milford 13, Easton s.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

In auto-ownership per capita
New Zealand ranks next to the UNI
ted States.
BOgota, capital of Columbia IS
$500 feet above sea level.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
Sunday Nights Results

Easton 5, Salisbury 4.
Seaford 10, fredericksburg A.
Milford I3, Dover 8 30 innings)
Cambridge 4, Rehoboth /.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Veteran Augie Galan, now of Gin
cinnati, topped the National League
in working pitchers for bases on
balls for two consecutive years, 10
AZ and IA.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Dirty windshields increase the
glare from headlights on approach
ing automobiles at night. Specks of
dirt scatter the light rays, causing
fog effect.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
MILFORD CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY,

In 1916 more than a trillion dol
lars in checks were handled by u.
s. banks.
Ignite, form of coal, crumbles
when exposed to the atmosphere.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
MARDEL LEAGUE SCORES
Standing OF the Teams
Last Sunday Results

Last Sunday Results
Hartly 6, Greensboro 0.
Rock Hall 5, Camden-Wyoming
2.
Chestertown Is, FELTON, l.
Denton IL, Houston 6.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
Friday Nights Results

Cambridge IL, Easton 4.
Dover 10, fredericksburg 3.
Seaford z, Salisbury 3.
Milford 10, Rehoboth 8.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
This Sundays schedule

Houston at Hartly e games).
Camden-Wyoming at FELTON,.
Greensboro at Rock Hall.
Chestertown at Denton.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Schedule for week beginning Fri.
day. Aug. ending Fri, Aug. IL
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Some Cincinnati fans trace Eddie
Miller's sparkling work at the plate
this season to change in NUMBERS:
He wore No. 13 last year, switched
to Ia this season.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
Eastern Shore League
Standing Of the Teams
WHERE THEY PLAYED
LAST WEEK
ThnrsdaY Nlght's Resnlts

SRehoboth 5, Milford 4.
Seaford 10. Salisbury /.
fredericksburg IL, Dover 5.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08

Friday, August 8
Seaford at Milford, double-header,
first game at $3.50.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-08
Tnesday MAINS Results

Rehoboth 6. fredericksburg /.
Dover Z. Salisbury 6 40 in
nings).
Easton Z, Milford 3.
.Seaford -, Cambridge 4.
Wednesday Nights Results
Cambridge 8, Milford 2.
fredericksburg IS. Salisbury 2.
Seaford s. Rehoboth 3.
Dover 6, Easton 3.
Schedule for week beginning Fri.
day. Aug. Sending Fri, Aug. IL
Friday, August 8
Seaford at Milford, double-header
first game at $3.50.
Saturday, August .
Milford at Seaford.
Sunday, August 10
fredericksburg at Milford.
Monday, August ii
Milford at fredericksburg.
Tuesday, August IL
Rehoboth at Milford.
Wednesday, August IL
Milford at Rehoboth.
Thursday, August IA
Dover at Milford.
Friday, August Is
Milford at Dover.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19
National
Supply Unit NeeVs
BY "Shorty" Sager

Many thanks to Johnny De
Witt for writing last last weeks
column while your reporter wa:
on his vacation. Thanks agar
Johnny!
It's been reported that the love
bug has bitten Harvey Sleep!
The new bar at Gil Huron st
is open from 6 to II P. M.
Clarence Collins was telling
the boys while on his vacation
he was going up in northern
Canada to the Locks. He was
seen camping in a pup tent
around Grand Rapids o. Maybe
Clarence got his Locks mixed
up.
Why does the Gear Filler in
Dept. 40 put a rope in his mouth
and never light it?
Ask Jess Simon what he is
going to do with the prize he
recently won!
When the Rodeo performed at
wayne Field, the National
Suppy cowboy Jim Manera, was
seen giving the kids his auto
graph.
We express our deepest SYM
pathy to the family of Frank
Eaglin who re C e tly passed
away. Frank worked in Dept. 40
for nine years.
We wish to thank Cecil
Shufelt the Chairman of our
Parade Committee who did a
swell job for our Unit in the
Labor Day Parade. We also wish
to thank the Color Guard S
Drum Corp and everyone who
helpedl
The $64 question! How many
tons of tobacco did Johnny Fey
chew in 80 years, while he was
wearing out three Libby's and
one Warner & Swasey?
After boasting what good
navigator he is Admiral John
Fellers took Leo Tucker off the
shore in his boat. When the fog
lifted they found themselves in
the middle of the lake!
If you need some fertilizer for
your fall plowing, see Ted
Birchhill!
What sweeper in Dept. 36
nights got lost in the Stockyards
and has been mooing like a cow
ever since?
NEW YORK GPA) - de.
spite legislative attacks and cut.
b cks in employment" the
United Electrical, Radio and Ma
chine Workers (CIO) reported
in a pre-convention announce.
ment, "UE membership is now
at an all-time high, with 100000
members under contract in the
electrical manufacturing indus
try, a 90 per cent increase over
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19
The
Acklinite
BY Martin Bachli

Three of the boys found to
their surprise that it pays to be
kind to dumb animals. While
teasing a mule recently which
was tethered in a field, Stanley
Majchak got a good swift kick
in the pants, while his buddy
Yankee" got chased all over a
ten acre field. Bert the mule
driver from the shop received
such a scare that he did not
show up at the shop for two
days.
First report of large mush-
rooms found, comes from Jim
Talman who found a puff ball
the size of a football. Another
of the boys claims finding one
which exactly filled a bushel
basket.
Fred Byersmith and Nelson
Graham both report fishing on
the reefs has fallen off the past
week.
1ria Williams has been trying
to stimulate a Florida atmo-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19
AirUay Unit
AlringS

The two hermits, Jack ano
Rogers of dept 10. are looking
for a donation of old razor
blades. If you have any to spare
they would appreciate them.
Last week their was a streak
of human flesh running from
the factory, with Joe Sycasure
in the lead, the reason for such
speed can only be told by Joey
Question him.
The bowling season got off
to a good start. Of course, the
losers took their losses with q
smile. But as the season pro-
crosses, some nice battles for top
place will be seen.
The feudin and fighting has
come to an end between the
three people of the mixer line.
They are speaking words instead
of daggers.
We have what is known as a
family affair over in dept Ia,
they seem to make things click.
1t seems the two fellows from
dept. II couldn't take a joke over
that coffee deal. "Well fellows, 4"
she says, "the hatchet is buried.
So if you want your java once
more, it's yours for the asking" +"
What happened to Frank Gro
chowski Tuesday? Boards were
needed for body supports and
tooth picks for his eyes. Take it
easy Frank you m g h t last
longer.
Mike r. was caught in the act
last week. He was seen talking
to well you know what, give the
other fellows a break too Mike.
Lee Jr. sure had the friends
last week. He cashed in his
terminal leave bond, but when
the fellows found out where he
was going to spend it. they
forgot what he looked like.
Free beer flowed like water
out at (Big Al's) new house a
few days ago, but don't fret
fellows, you had to help him
pour concrete for his new garage
and pigeon loft.
World War three was brewing
in dept. 10 this week. A few
civil minds had to tell those
stubborn ones what was what, so
no blood was shed.
My, one day of the sun not
shining and everybody starts
working with their coats on.
What are you people going to
do this winter when it really
gets cold?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19
Lewis Promoted

CHICAGO, Sept. II OPA)-
John L. Lewis had a new title
this week. He is now 18th vice
president, instead of 18th.
The United Mine Workers
president. won the promotion
when the AFL executive council
named Pre- sid n Charles J.
MCGOWAN, of the international
Brotherhood of Boilermakers, a
vice-president f folio wing the
resignation of G. NJ. Bugniazet
who retired as secretary of the
International Bro t h erhood of
Electrical Workers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19
Steady There!
hy Ruth TAYLOR

Have you ever been caught
in panic stricken crowd? If
you have, you will never
forget the experience.
/ was on an overcrowded,
overbalanced boat ont time
when | was a child and l re-
member the blind panic of the
rowd as the ship listed
heavily. They rushed from one
side to another-pushing and
owd ing, hysteria rising
rapidly as the panic spread
and the vessel listed more
heavily with each surge of the
mob.
Then, just when it seemed
the ship would overturn with
the next rush--a man jumped
up on the rail and cried out
in a calm determined voice,
Steady, there!" The surging
crowd stood still for a moment.
And in that pause he told
them that if they kept their
heads, they would be safe.
They must stand quietly
where they were and then
cooperate in order to keep the
balance of the boat until the
captain could bring it to shore
again. The crowd steadied to
his calm counsel and the vessel
came safely to its dock.
OUR NEED
In this hour of strife and
turmoil, of resentment against
injustice, we need men who
can cry STEADY, there!", who
can recognize the dangers
ahead and plan the way to
face them. But even more than
this, we need people every
where who can stand steady
in the face of impending dis
aster, and avert it because
they know the value of CO.
operation and will not be led
into blind panic; who can wait
until they know the facts; and
who then can take their proper
places in the fight so as to
assist the leaders at the helm
to bring the ship to shore.
We must hold steady now.
We must not slip into the
fault of the pessimist that
accepts the worst as an estab-
llshed fact - the pessimisrn
that ends in disruptive panic.
We must hold steady against
those subversive forces who
are trying to arouse our
suspicious, our prejudices, our
fears and whip them into the
unthinking, unreasoning terror
that sends the crowd into wild
rout.
Over three hundred years
ago-John Bunyan wrote in
his Holy War" 'For here
lay the excellent wisdom of
him that built Mansoul, that
the walls could never be
broken down nor hurt by the
most mighty adverse potentate
unless the townsmen gave
consent there to-"
Steady there! That is the
immediate task for all of us.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19

sphere at the shop by wearing
"a sport shirt decorated with
fishing launches, palm trees and
sail fish.
Leo Carr reports shooting one
squirrel on opening day of the
season. His claim is the weather
is too warm for good shooting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19
Labor Paper Gives

LONDON (LPA)-The largest
daily labor newspaper in the
world, the Daily Herald, has
made gift of approximately
$4,000 to the British Trades
Union Congress Memorial Fund
to build a new TUG headquar-
ters. The TUG general council
expressed deep appreciation of
the gift which will be conveyed
in four annual installments. The
Herald is published by the Labor
Party.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19

NEW YORK GPA)-A five
story gymnasium and recreation
building is to be erected here
as a living memorial" to mem
bers of the AFL who died in
World War II, it was announced
last week. Ninety AFL leaders
have approved the project which
will cost S500O00 and will serve
10000 to 10000 of New York
City's young people each year
without regard to race, color or
creed.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19
Don't XIII the Goose That Lays
The Golden Egg

When fifty hours per week
Was the Auto Workers bit,
No extra dough for overtime
No way to complain but to quit
And the CIO came forward
With forty hours for all
And time and a half for overtime
Sundays double time per call,
Who was there in the ranks of Labor
Raised the feeblest voice,
Ganst shorter hours and better pay
1t wa1 their unanimous choice.
Did you hear person say then,
ITO He'll with the CIO
want less pay and longer hours
Time and one haf is too much dough"
Nor do you hear single one say
Il don't want to accept the pay,
That the union got for Memorial,
independence, Labor, Thanksgiving
Christmas and New Years day"
When the bossess ''rule of favorites
Was the ony rule we had
And your job worth two cents
If you made the foreman mad,
Or when you couldn't hit the pace,
And you tired and sore,
They ushered in a young recruit,
And showed you out the door,
And the Union said Seniority
Would be the fairest way
And established rights that no Boss
Can take away today,
Whose voice cried out clay me off
Seniority is not right
Whose voice condemned the CIO
For fighting for this right
And so again when the CIO
Wins the bate for the aged
And pensions that are adequate
Throughout the and paid.
When unempoyed paid enough
To keep them all from want,
And public works great enough
To give the fit job,
l still maintain that you won't find
A man to turn his back
And say "give back my pension"
Or my unemployed wage take back"
81 don't believe in these things
Because the CIO
Was the Union that fought for them,
So pease take back the dough"
What manner of men are these men
Who take al they can get
From the efforts of the CIO
Yet fee they owe no debt?
They call the Union radical
And heap upon it blame
Repeating every story
That furnishes its name.
No man is there more ignorant,
Than one who scorns his friends
Or bites the hand that's feeding him
And hurts him to the end.
If you would fight the CIO
Or blacken its fair name.
Give back the rights it gained for you
If it is all the same
WHY'S Eagle
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19

NEW YORK (LPA) - The
powerful Actors Equity Associa-
tion-AFL last week barred Com
munists and fascists from official
positions in the union. BY a
majority vote, the unions gov
erning board ruled that "All
councillors, officers and repre-
sentatives shall be abligated to
sign a statement under oath that
they are neither Communists nor
fascists, and that every councillor
be so notified"
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