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Milford chronicle., 1948-05-28
FREDERICK

Mr.. William B. Galloway, age 81
years, died at his home here Tues
day night following a lingering ill
ness. He was a lifelong resident of
Frederica and is survived by mis-
widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway, of
town and a daughter, Mrs. William
Short, of Milford Neck, and several
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held from the Rogers Funer-
al Home, Friday, at o'clock. In
terment was held at Barratt's
Chapel Cemetery.
Miss Marguerite Salevan, of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Clayton B.
Tucker, Jr., of Penargge, Pa, were
Saturday and Sunday guests of
Mrs. Sallie Williams.
Sarah w. Johnson spent several
days in New York City with her
sister, Mrs. J. l. Rawlins.
Mrs. Annie Clendaniel has been
confined to her bed with a cold.
Charles Rentz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Rentz, of near town, is a
patient at the Milford Memorial
Hospital, where he is receiving
treatment after being struck in the
head with baseball while playing
at the school last week. He seems
improved at this time.
Mrs. Ruth Hall, of Dover, was {
recent guest of Mrs. Sallie Will
liams.
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-28

July IL, 1914. He was killed in ac-
tion near Ducey, Normandy, twen-
ty days later.
Commencement exercises will be
held at Milton High School Audi
torium on Tuesday evening, June
1st, with the theme: Preserving
the American Way of Life" The
graduates are: Eugene Argo, Har-
old Belts, Lowell Folke, Donald
Mills, Charles West, Louise Ben
son, Elsie Blizzard, Ruth Camp
bell, Ida Clifton, Betty Jane Dono-
van, Virginia Donovan, Ruth Anne
Hopkins, Bessie Jones, Dorothy
Marvel, Jeannete Messiek, Estella
Metzner, Elsie Smith and Gerald
inc Walls. Honor students are Vir-
ginia Donovan, Estella MetZner,
Bessie Jones, Dorothy Marvel and
Geraldine Walls. Class officers are
Dorothy Marvel, president; Estella
/ Metzner, yice-president; Ruth An
| ne Hopkins, secretary; Bessie
! Jones, treasurer. Rev. Harold NJ.
Davis, pastor of Goshen Methodist
Church, will present diplomas to
( the graduates. Baccalaureate serv-
/ ices will be held on Sunday, May 80,
at 1880 p. m, in the school audi
/ torium, with Mr. George S. Buhl, of
Millsboro, as the speaker.
Funeral services for Robert H
Argo, aged IS, were held al
I Whites Chapel on Friday. Nav 21
at 900 p. m. Mr.. Argo died at his
home in Seaville, N. j., on Tues
day, May 18. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Fannie Lank Argo ant
four sons, Alvin, Henry, Clarence
and Robert, all of New Jersey, anC
two daughters, Mrs. Harry Smith
and Mrs. Harry McFaulen, also O
New Jersey.
Praise on every hand is given thu
Milton High School band for theil
performance during the carniva
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-28

Carol Langrell and Frances Sip
pie are confined to their homes
with chicken poX.
Wilbur Ropka, son of Mrs. Henry
Purnell, spent several days of last
week in Wilmington.
Mrs. Elva Beebe has returned TO
Seaford, after spending some time
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beebe.
Rebecca Tatman, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fora Tatman, is
now at her home, after being a pa
tient at the Milford Memorial Hos
pital and is doing very nicely.
Freddie Spurry is confined to his
home with the mumps.
The School Baseball team played
a game with Houston, Friday. The
score was 8 to 0 in favor of Fred
erica.
Frederick Methodist Young Adult
Fellowship thank all who helped il
any way to make their Baby Con.
test a success. $4,000 was realized
The entertainment in the Schoo
auditorium was enjoyed by a large
attendance last Wednesday night
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-28
MILTON

Funeral rites were held for
James Burrous, aged 4S years. a
former Milton boy, killed in an au-
tomobiIe accident in Jacksonville,
Fla, on May 18th, at the Wilson
Funeral Home, Milton, and inter-
ment made in Goshen Methodist
Cemetery. He is survived by his
wife and two daughters, Mrs. How
ard Kennedy, West Palm Beach,
Fla, and Miss Helen Louise Bur-
rous, of Amsterdam, o., two bro
theirs, Charles A., of Smyrna, and
Amos A., of Collingswood, N. j.,
two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Pents of
Reading, Pa, and Mrs. Frances H.
Scott, of Bridgeyille. Mr. Burrous
was the son of the late Captain and
Mrs. Charles Burrous, of Milton.
He was at one time in charge of
production and export at the Phoe-
nix Kraft Cheese Company plant in
Montreal, Canada. Two years ago,
he went to Jacksonville where he
conducted a retail grocery store.
Military honOrs at the funeral
service for Private William S. Mar
vel, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Marvel of Milton, was supplied by
the Milton Posts of the American
Legion and Veterans of Foreign
Wars on Sunday afternoon, held at
Pilgrim Holiness Church, conduct
ed by Rev. Elmer Hooking, assisted
by Rev. William Tull, of Milford
lnterment was made in Odd Eel
lows Cemetery, Milton. Surviving
are his parents, two brother, Harry
of West New York, N. J., and Ray
mond, of Milton, and two sisters
Roberta and Lottie Marvel, of Mil
ton. The body of Private Marvel
killed in action in France in the
early days of the Normandy inva
sion, was returned home on Mon
day of last week. Before enterins
the army. he attended Milton Higf
School and worked at an aircraf
plant near Baltimore He entere,
the service july /, 1943, landed il
England the following April, ant
went ashore with the 4th Armorei
Division at Utah Beach, France, ol
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-28

$76.85 was cleared. The program
consisted: Brass choir of Caesar
Rodney Band; Girls Ensemble of
the Caesar Rodney Glee Club; Mr..
Frick, of the Milford High School,
played several numbers on his
saw; Mr.. Frank Jackson, humOr-
Gus song; Elnita and Doris Tat
man sang Looking Over a Four
Leaf Clover" Mr.. Ed HOlleger was
master, of ceremonies.
Miss Eleanor S. Hammond, of
Wilmington, recently spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Spurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wills, of
Gloucester, N. Y, spent several
days of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Galloway and Mrs
Elizabeth Galloway.
Mrs. Margaret Quillen and Mrs
Annie Moore, of Dover, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jenson, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Chandler, o.
Pennsylvania, visited Mr.. Max Har.
rington. Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Moore of Phila
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-28

was the weekend guest of
Mrs. Sallie Smith.
Mrs. w. F. Hoey and daughter,
Mary, and Miss Anna BigeloW, of
Saranac Lake, N. Y, are spending
a month here at their home.
Mrs. D. E. Woods Sunday School
Class will hold regular monthly
and social meeting on Friday night
The w. S. c. S. wishes to thank
all those who helped to make their
bake a success. Proceeds were ap-
proximately $4,000.
Mr.. Harry L. Carter and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth Ann, of Philadelphia
Mrs. Ella Hennessey of Whining
ton, and Miss Lizzie Lank were din
ner guests of Mrs. Hettie Palmer
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-28

parade. This was their first public
parade and they marched and
played like veterans. Orchids to
Prof. Lemuel Evans and the mem
bers of the band.
The combined American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars carnival
closed on Saturday night after a
week of entertainment. The re-
ceipts were pleasing and the at
tendance. good, despite the cold eve
nings experienced during the entire
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pittenger
and son, Johnny, and Mrs. G. H.
McGinnis and son, George, of Phil
adelphia, were dinner guests on
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
B. Black, Sr.
The Misses Wanda and Emily
Clendaniel, students at Teachers
College, West Chester, Pa, are
spending the summer vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
E. Clendaniel.
INCN. dllu WI >. EllllSA j. I1OChluS :
have returned home from Pennsyl-
vania after spending ten days with
relatives. While there they attend
ed the wedding of the latter's nep-
hew, Woodrow Gardner of Port
land, Pa, to Madelyn DOrshimeT
of BinghamptOn, N. Y.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rev. Elmer j. Hooking, Pastor
Sunday school $50 a. m. Harold
Moore, superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:30 o.
clock. Sermon by the pastor.
Y.P. S. at 700 p. m. Mrs. Hook
ing in charge.
Evening service at 7:45 o'clock.
Prayer service Thursday at 500
o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-28
Baseball For Moscow

MOSCOW = (P) - Excellent at
mospherics are enabling American
residents in Moscow to hear base
ball games broadcast direct from
the United States. A Los Angeles
shortwaye station (KCBA) can be
heard here very clearly and in con-
siderable volume.
The station broadcasting an
Armed Forces Radio Service Pro-
gram offers the news followed by
recreation" broadcasts, play-by-
play of big league ball games. Sew
eral Americans are setting their
alarm clocks and hearing their
baseball-perhaps for the first time
direct from the states.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
|9-Nation Committee
Meets Today TO Plan
World Wheat PafIey
By Malcolm Lomborne. Jr.

A nine-nation preparatory COM
mittee is to meet this afternoon in
the State Department conference
room TO decide on the next steps
leading to o new international
wheat agreement.
There appeared little doubt the
group would agree on the advisable
ity of negotiations, first suggested
by United States officials at the re-
cent conference of the United Ma
tions Food and Agriculture Organi-
zation here.
Accordingly, there remained only
the decision on where and when to
hold the meetings. This country
has proposed that talks begin about
January Is at a mutually agreed
upon location.
Some Prefer London.
It is understood that some coun-
tries favor London. Others, in
cluding this country, prefer Wash
ington.
Washington was the scene last
March Of the signing Of q five-year
wheat agreement climaxing years Of
work by major wheat exporting
countries. Thirty-six countries par
ticipated. The pact failed to be-
come q reality when Congress passed
1t by in the rush to adjourn last
summer.
The committee that meets today
was formed in July to await the time
when new negotiations would be
launched. It is composed Of repre-
sentatives of the United States,
United Kingdom. Australia, Canada,
Brazil, Egypt, France, India and one
representative from the Benelux
group-Belgium, the Netherlands
and Luxembourg.
It is expected that signatories of
the old pact will be invited to the
new negotiations. In addition,
Argentina and Russia may be sent
invitations. Secretary Of Agricul-
ture Brannan so predicted last Mon
day. Neither country signed the last
agreement, nor are they members
of FAC.
Price Debate Certain.
Once the wheat experts OF various
countries get down to the business
of drafting multilateral agreement,
there Is certain to be considerable
debate over the price ranges.
The old pact committed the United
States to export 100000 bushels
during the first year with a ceiling
of So a bushel and floor of $1.50.
The floor price was to decline 10
cents a bushel each year during the
next four years of the agreement.
Since then, however, wheat prices
have slipped, and such major wheat
importers as the United Kingdom
are sure to hold out for lower price
levels.
President Truman has predicted
that the next Congress would act
favorably on a wheat agreement,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

Reikia pazymeti, kad j Pran-
cuzija galejo isvykti ne visi pa
jegesni zaidikai. Keli nebuvo
praleisti per siena, mes ne del
Ju kaltes dokumentai nebuvo
pllnoj tvarkoj. Bet ir tie septy-
nj vyrai, kuriems buvo lemta
prasikirsti langa j uzsieni, be
priekaisto atlieka savo uzduoti
rungtyniu pasekmes ir
PrancuzQ spaudos giriantieji
atsiliepimai ryskiai kalba, koks
didelis zygis Lietuviu naudai.
Prancuzijoj zaidzia: Cry
bauskas, Gailius, Birutis, Lau-
raitis, Ginciauskas, Varkala.
Andrulis III. Daugiametis rink
tines zaidikas Puzinauskas tar
nybos reikalais buvo isvykes j
Belgija, o nuostabiuju broliu
krepsininku Norku, kaip ir An
drulio II Prancuzai del minetu
smulkmenu nepraleido.
Vokietijoje like krepsinio
menininkai (taip juos ne karta
pramine Vo%ieciu spauda), taip
pat fiesnaude. Jie laimejo iau
kelinta meta is eiles tremties
Pabaltijo (Lietuviai, Latviai,
EstaD meisterio titula, baigmi-
nese rungtynese iveike amzi-
nus priesininkus Latvius, kurie
1885 m. taip pat yra buve Eu-
ropos meisteriais. 81 karta Lie
tuvius atstovavo daugiausia We
teranai: Puzinauskas, Baltru-
mas (abu zinomi is Europos pir-
menybiu 1937-39 m. ir 1888
m. vieseje Amerikoje) ir kit.
Kadangi sportas pasaulyje
turi dideles reiksmes bendra-
darbiaujant atskiru tautu jau-
nimui, galima tik stebetis mu-
su vyru ryztumu. Sunkiose sa-
lygose, stingant aprangos ir
maisto, jie savo pasiekimais
tick Vokietijoje, tick Prancuzi-
joje irase daug aktyvo Lietuviu
populiarumui. Ju darbas yra
pazymetinos svarbos, ypatingai
siuo laiku, kai tremtiniams
reikstis daug duru tebera uzda-
rytu - sportininkai turf pro-
gos pademonstruoti Lietuviu
tautos ryztuma, sugebejimus ir
jie ta pareiga atlieka be sese-
liu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
"GELEZINE UZDANGA"
SVEDIJOJE

Sovietu ambasadorius Svedi-
joje iteike Svedu vyriausybel
protesto nota del Amerikieciu
filmos "Gelezine uzdanga" ro-
dymo Svedijos teatruose. 81 fill
ma, kaip zinome, pagamlnta
Hollywoode ir yra nukrelpta
prizes bolsevizma. Ambasado-
rius motytavo, girdi. jos rody-
mas gals pakenkti geriems
Svedijos-SSSR santykiams. Tai
suzinojusi svedu visuomene
pradejo begti j kinus ir nedaug
liko tokiu, kurie' nebutu slos
filmos pamate.
svedu valdzia pareiske netu-
rinti galimybes sustabdytl ro-
dyma filmos, kuri jau karta
buvo cenzuros praleista. il tlk
painformavo SSSR ambasada
apie notos gavima. (k. Pl)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
YrenfeS krepSininkai
PranCuziijjoje
Lietuviai krepsininkai Overwhelmingly garsina
LietuvOs varda
RaSO X. Cerkelunas

lremtlniq tarpe Vokietijoje
gallma rasti daug pasizymeju-
slq LietuviQ sportininku. Jie
yra susiorganizave j keliasde-
slmt sporto klubu ir kick sally
gos leidzia graziai garsina Lie
tuviu varda.
Is kovos zaidimu populiariau-
sias yra krepsinis. Ir ne veltui
- 1887 ir 1899 m. Lietuviai
buvo laimeje Europos meiste-
rio varda. Toji dviguba perga-
lie ir nuleme, kad krepsinis Lie
tuviu jaunuomeneje tapo kaiE
ir tautiniu sportu.
Vokietijoje, be daugelio at
skiru klubu komandu, dar 1915
m. buvo sudarytas Representa-
cinis vienetas, kur susibure pa
tvs pajegieji zaidikai. Repre-
zentantai per trejus metus yra
suzaide per 800 rungtyniu ir
labai sekmingai garsino Lietu-
vius svetimtauciu tarpe. Daug
rungtyniu jie turejo SUI Ameri-
kieciu kariais ir beveik visas
laimejo.
1916 m. zenevoje, sveicari-
joje, ivyko pirmosios po karo
Europos krepsinio pirmenybes.
Buvo deta pastangu, kad jose
galetu dalyvauti tremties krep-
sininkai, kaip Europos meiste-
ris. Del nepalankiu politiniu ap-
linkybiu, musiskiams nebuvo
lemta ginti meisterystes ir taip
meisterio vardas be kovos att
teko Cekoslovakijai. | sveicari-
ia buvo isileisti tik trys musu
krepsinio atstovai: Puzinau-
skas, adv. Keturakis ir zurna-
listas Cerkeliunas. Jie suejo
kontakta SUI vakaru Europos
krepsininkais ir taresi, ar ne
galetu musu zaidikai kur nors
nuvykti suzaisti draugisku
rungtyniu. Pazadu buvo gauta,
bet kol visa tai tapo tikrove'
praejo daug laiko.
1947 m. keletas tremtles
krepsininku neoficialiai pateko
j Prancuzija ir per Sekmines
Monte Carlo laimejo tarptautl-
nj turnyra. Veliau keli zaidikai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

ilgesni laika zaide Prancuzijo-
je uz vietos klubus, 1948 m,
Birzelio IA d. iSmuSe seniai
lauktoji valanda. Ia diena
tremties krepsininku rinktine
komanda jau galejo oficialiai
pervaziuoti Prancuzijos siena
ir pradeti placias gastroles.
Pirmasias rungtynes Lietu-
vial turejo Strassbourge ir ten
nugalejo vietos Sporting Club
55-22. Pradzia buvo sekminga.
Kitose rungtynese musiskiai
ipyle Mulhouse miesto L'Espe-
rance klubui 63-29. Lietuviai
uzimponavo Prancuzams savo
graziu, svelniu, preciziniai tiks-
liu zaidimu ir nuostabiai tiks-
liais metimais. Veliau Lietuviai
nuvyko j stambu Prancuzu pra-
mones centra Lyona, kur yra,
galima sakyti, Prancuzu krep-
sinio zidinys. Lietuviai sioje
dvikoveje turejo kovoti ne tik
prizes stipria komanda, bet kas
blogiausia ir prizes PrancuzV
teiseja, kuris atrode lyg sestas
Lyono komandos zaidikas ir
savo nesuprantamais sprendi-
mais darke rungtyniu vaizda.
Du musu zaidikai buvo .pavo-
iingai suzeisti, baudos metimQ
Lietuviai kaip ir negavo mestl.
Pasekme 1922 PrancuzQ nau-
dai, ko nebutu buve, jei butQ
teisejaves objektyvus teiseJas.
Wis delto musu vyrai nenusi-
mine ir tolesniuose susitikl-
muose parode savo auksta kla-
sc. Montribose Jle lalmeJo prles
Prancuzijos garbes klases mel
steri AS Roanne 44-23. Toliau
ejo kaip is pypkes: Lietuviai
sutriuskino Charlieu 1928, du
kartus atskaite .Montbrisonul
1896 ir 62-37.
Xxi siol turimomis ziniomls,
Lietuviai is 15-kos rungtynlV
yra laimeje IA. Vazinedami pc
visa Prancuzija jie taip pat zal-
de Paryziuje ir siomis CASTRO
lemis isgarsino Lietuviu spor-
tininkus, kaip dar niekad Pran-
cuzijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

kambaryje jusu sargybiniai, = diskutavau If as.
- Prasau liautis ir eiti sleptuve, priesn-
gu atveju as busiu priverstas raportuoti auks-
ciau, kad Tamsta nekausai isakymu, = pagra-
sino komendantas kick pakeltu balsu.
- Tamsta gall tai padaryti, taciau teki-
tes savo raporte pazymeti, jog as taip pastel
giau protestuodamas prizes tai kad esu vercia-
mas eit sleptuve, kada prieso lektuvai jau Sc
Mai praskrido, kad Tamstos puskarininkiai bru-
taliskai su manim elgiasi ir kad kaip svetimos
valstybes atstovas, esu VokieciQ laikomas uz
spygliuotu vielu.
Nors 20 to komendantas daugiau nebeikaito,
bet geruoju prikalbinejo name triuksmo nedary-
ii, taciau Sis incidentas neliko be pasekniu Lap
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

reigunu vizito. Tai buvo valdzios patarejas DR..
Matschke is Koeno, ir Godesbergo Gestapo vir-
sininkas, kurio pavardes neisidemejau. DR..
Matschke buvo atvykes pas name paredymu is
Berlyno. Pasikalbejimas ivyko akivaizdoje ko-
mendanto Rautenberg. Jis prasidejo nuo to- kad
DR.. Matschke pasiteiravo as gerai suprantu
Vokiskai. Kada atsakiau, jog tikiuosi suprasias,
DR.. Matschke, yg turedamas atsklesti man kaz-
ka nepaprastai svarbaus, paprase names atydziai
isidemeti ka jis man pareiks ir gerai pagalvoti,
koki tai duoti atsakyma, nuo to, esq, daug kas
paresia Susedus visiems prie stale: is vienos
puses jie trys, is kitos AS vienas, DR.. Matsch-
ke pasake stai ka:
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
DIP BILIAUS VYKDY-
sMO TAISYkLES OAR
!,
!; NEPASKELBTOS
(RALF'O Pranesimas)

DIP istatymo vykdymo, pagal
kuri Amerika isileis 2O5,O0o
tremtiniu. Tame skaiciuje bus
keliolika tukstanciu Lietuviu,
manome, apie $4,000. Tuo budu
per du metus kas menesi su-
lauktume po apie 500 Lietuviu.
Istatymas jau isigaliojo, bet
dar nepaskelbtos jam vykdyti
taisykles.
Kai tik bus paskirta komisi-
ia Siam istatymui vykdyti ir
kai il savo darbo taisykles pa
skelbs, tuoj bus informuota
Lietuviu spauda, BALF'o sky
rial, kooperuojancios draugi-
jos, istaigos ir visi imigracija
suinteresuoti.
Be to, BALF'as smarkiai in
struktuos savo igaliotinius Eu-
ropoje ir nurodys, kokiu budu
Lietuviams DIP spatekti emf
gruojanciu Amerika skaiciu.
KAIP TREMTINIAMS PADE-
TT SIANDIEN
Kol tremtiniams didesniais
skaiciais pavyks is Europos j
Amerika isvykti, dar praeis ke-
Ii menesiai, O kittens truks Xxi
2 metu ir gal dar ilgiau. Tuo
laiku jiems reikia gyventi: ::
kiekviena diena maitintis, ap-
strength, gydytis ir ruostis ne
visai aiskiam rytojui, kad ir
tai paciai emigracijai. Be to,
zymiai didesne ju dalis mega
les pas mus atvykti. Jie labiau-
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