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Vismantiene, Jadvyga, Rosita, Jo-
mas, Shelter Island, NY.
Zakevieius, Prane, Buffalo, NY.
Zakevicius, Maria, Buffalo, NY.
Zeikus, Liudvikas, Otsego, Mich.
siu metu spaliu 18 d. laivu "GEN-
ERAL BLACK" j New Yorka atvyko
Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Apanaviciute, Stanislava, S. Hadley,
Mass.
Banionis, Antanas, Brone, Elvyra,
! Williamsburg, Mich.
Bartininkas, Aleksandras, Prane,
New Britain, Conn.
Binderis, Napoleonas, Janina, Teresa,
| Nijole, Anele-Grazina, Chicago,
Ill.
Brezaitis, Jurgis, Chicago, Ill.
Genutis, Ciprijonas, Edwardsburg,
Mich
Grusas-Jokubaitis, Yonkers, NY.
Jarasunas Juozas, Ona, Emanuelis,
Regina, Cleveland, Ohio.
Juozapaitis, Antanas, Jofija, Kristi-
ma, Ansonia, Conn.
Klinavicius, Vincentas, Sofia, Ju-
rate, Vincentas,. Holyoke, Mass.
Kripkauskas, Adolfas, Barbora, Lai-
mute, Watertown, Conn.
Komaras, Mykolas, Baltimore, Md.
Kvietkauskas, Pranas, Ursula, An
gelija, Baltimore, Md.
Lasaitis, Terese, Stasys, Zita, Oma-
ha, Neb.
Maskoliunas, Elena-Violeta, Elena,
Allegan, Mich.e
Merkneriene, Justina, Butler, Pa.
Mikalauskas, Jonas, Boston, Mass.
Paskevicius, Zenonas, Chicago, Ill.
Peciulis, Petras, Ceshire, Conn.
Plenius, Selma, Kete, China Groves,
NC.
Ruseckas, Marijonas, Anele, Maria,
Plymouth, Mich.
Rutkauskaite, Helene, Alfred, jersey
| City, NJ.
Sadauskiene, Agniete, st. Louis, III.
Sciuka, Adolfas, Ona, Ona, Dalia,
Boston, Mass.
Sulaitis, Antanas, Ona, Cicero, Ill.
Tumas, Juozas, Maria, Rimas, RID,
| Saranac, NY.
Tveras, Antanas, Leokadija, Rimvy-
das, Chicago, Ill.
Vebeliuniene, Konstancija, Brooklyn,
NY.
Vederas, Juozas, Irena, Jonas, Scran-
ton, Pa.
Wojtkievicz, Janina, Worcester, Mass.
S. m. spaliu % d., laivu "GEN-
ERAL STURGIS" New Yorka at
vyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Adleriene, Marijona, St. Louis, Ill.
Baltrusaitis, Vladas, Elena, Chicago,
Ill.
Barkauskas, Aldona, Malone, NY.
Baranauskas, Kazys, Jadvyga, RIM
vydas, Audrone, Danute, Algis,
Brockton, Mass.
Barevicius, Jonas, Lake Villa, Ill.
Bliukis, Stasys, Chicago, Ill.
Bukauskas, Antanas, Cleveland, o.
Bradunas, Vihcas, Irena, Ursule,
Auburn, Pa.
Ceponis, Juozas, Brooklyn, NY.
Ciplickas, Jonas, Juze, Algis, AUX
suolis, Moncate, MINI.
Gandusas, Felicijonas, Jadvyga,
Brooklyn, MY.
Grastaite, Ruta, Buckland, Conn.
JakelaitSs, Antanas, Terese, Nijole,
Raimundas, Masepth, L., NY.
Jareckas, Jonas, Port Jefferson Sta,
LII, NY
Jasmantas, Jonas, Marijona, Lacey
vile, Pa.
Juodikis, Petras, Chicago, Ill.
Kasperavicius, Jonas, Ona, Maria,
Louisiana.
Klimavieius, Vincas, Sofia, Jurate,
Vincenta, Holyoke, Mass.
Karmazinas, Stasys, Burlington, Wis.
Kirvaitis, Kestutis, Fairville, NY.
Kontautas, Juozas, Philadelphia, Pa.
Liutikas, Juozas, Barbara, Danielius,
Chicago, Ill.
Liutkonis, Juozas, Antania, So. Bos-
ton, Mass.
Mataitis, Vytautas, Maria, Wealth
erfield, Vermont.
Matiukas, Petras, Wanda, New Or
leans, La. .
Misiunas, Aleksandras, Roze, Chica-
60, Ill.
Mozuras, Jonas, Ane, Chicago, Ill.
Melnikas, Stasys, Jadvyga, Milda,
Brooklyn, NY.
Monkevicius, Antanas, Bronze, Great
Neck, LII, NY.
Nagrodskis. Ipolitas, Olga, Daiva.
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GerOsiOs puses

Tremtiniu draugijos vienur
kitur savo uzdavini neblogai at
liko. Jos apsaugojo pradzioj ne
gausingus naujakurius nuo vi
sisko issiblaskymo. JOS padejo
pradzioj dar negausioms nau-
jakuriq kulturinems ir ypac me-
ninems jegoms bendrai pasi-
reiksti. Prizes pora metu, dar
ir prizes metus naujai atvykusiu
buvo dar tick maza, kad tik
juos visus viename mieste gyve-
nancius suvedus j viena kruva
dar buvo galima 81 ta sukombi-
nuoti. Jeigu jie is karto butu pa
siskirste j ivairias cia esamas
organizacijas, tai pradzioje tu
nauju jegu atsiradimas ilga lai-
ka butu buves nepastebimas.
Tam paaiskinti CANA labai pa
prasto pavyzdzio. Prizes metus
ar prizes pusantru metu nauju
dainininku bent kvarteto ar dve-
jeto poru sokeju pasirodymas
bet kuriame parengime dar buvo
ne visai mazas ivykis. Bet SUI
rinkti j viena vieta net ir tokias
kuklias naujakuriu jegas tue
metu dar nebuvo taip labai leng-
va, mes tokiu jegu is naujaku-
riu tarpo buvo dar labai maza.
Jeigu tos pacios jegos butu is
karto issiskirsciusios po ivai-
rias organizacijas ir nebutq tu-
rejusios kokio nors rysio, suve-
dancio jas j kruva, tai tue metu
daugelis dalyku, kurie ivyko, ir
kuriais visuomene buvo paten-
kinta, butu neivyke. Tremtiniu
draugijos kaip tik atliko ta jegq
surinkimo uzdavini. Jeigu ne
jos, tai daugelis naujai atvy-
kusiQ visuomeniniam veikimui
tinkamu pajegu ne tik is karto
butu issibarste daugeli ivai-
riQ vietiniu organizaciju, bet
nemaza ju dalis ir isviso butu Ii
Ike nuosaliai nuo pasireiskimo
visuomeniniame darbe.,
Dabar jau yra kick kitaip.
Nors is keliolikos tukstanciu
naujakuriu toll grazu ne visi, ir
gal net ne puse turf reikiamq ga
bunny visuomeniniam veikimui,
jau yra daug daugiau. Dabar,
bet Wis delto dabar tokiu jegu
jei tos jegos ir pasiskirstys, tai
Wis tick jau bus lyme ir Sen ir
ten. Bet ir tai, tu jegu dar nera
tick daug, kad atskiri jQ padali-
Mai galetu didesnius dalykus
nuveikti. Didesniems uzdavi-I
MANS dar ir dabar reikia tas
jegas is ivairiu kampu saukti j
viena vieta. Anot vieno chorve-
dzio betariant: mes galime ture-
ii keturis chorus. Bet jei viena-
me chore bus geri sopranai, XII
tame geri altai, treciame geri
tenorai, 0 ketvirtame - bosai,
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Ne tik noujq. bet II
SENA ADRESA

bltinai reikia aiskiai parasyti,
kada nOrite, kad DIRVA bdtq
siunciama kitu adresu, negu
ligi siol. Apie adreso pakeitima
stengkites pranesti bent
DVI SAVAITES Is ANKSTO!
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tai nei vieno choro neturesim
tikrai gero. Bet suvede is visv
keturiu rinktinius balsus ] viens
vieta - turetumem viena, bet
tikrai gera chora.
Tas palyginimas puikiai tin.
ka kiekvienai visuomeninio vel.
kimo sriciai.
Blogosios puses
Bet nereikia uzmirsti, kad pir.
moji zinia apie atskiros vien tik
naujai atvykusiuju organizacijos
isikurima Americas lietuviu vi
suomeneje buvo sutiktas SUI tam
tikru nusistebejimu. Tai sudare
ir dabar tebedaro ispudi ,lyg
naujai atvykusieji lietuviai nori
sudaryti lyg kokia atskira kasta
ir su seniau cia veikusiais visuo-
meniniame veikime bendrai daily
vaut nenori.
Tiesa, kai naujakuriai Organi-
zuotai prie to darbo prisidejo,
tai tas ispudis atsitaise bet vi
siskai neisnyko ir neisnyks, kol
bus tokios atskiros organizaci.
jos.
Is kitos puses - kiekviena
organizacija sunaudoja tam tik-
ra energijos dali vien sau palai-
kyti. Naujakuriams dar tokia
svarbi organizacija, kaip BALI
lygi siol labai mazai tesusilauke
pastOvaus bendradarbiavimo is
naujakuriu puses, mes >. jie
uzimti savose draugijose. (Ne-
kalbam cia apie talkininkavima
vienkartiniams darbams, kaip
rinkliavos ar parengimai).
Ir kitos organizacijos iIgokai
turejo laukti ar dar tebelaukia
talkininku is naujakuriu, kuriu
ne visai maza dalis jauciasi sa-
vo visuomenine pareiga atlike,
jei dalyvauja savoje atskiroje
tremtiniu draugijoje 20.
Taigi taip susidaro, kad lietu-
viq visuomene, dejusi ir dedanti
tick dau pastangu partraukti j
sia Sail, tarp ko kita tikedama,
kad ir visuomeniniame darbe su-
silauks nauju talkininkQ, dabar
pasijunta, kad tu talkininku jai
reikia per ilgai laukti. Ir sunku
pasalinti ispudi, kad viena is to
velavimosi priezasciq yra :. at
skiros tremtiniu draugijos.
Kur linksta svarstykles
Sudekim dabar tas gerasias
blogasias puses ant svarstykliu.
Galima pripazinti, kad pradzioj
daug kur gerosios puses nusve-
re blogasias. Bet nebe taip tas
atrodo siandien.
Visu pirma, visi tie naujaku-
rial, kurie turf tam tikrus srovi-
MUS nusistatymus, siandien jau
puikiai Zinc kelia j atitinkamas
cia veikiancias organizacijas.
Daugelis naujakuriu jau yra
rade kelia ir j vadinamas fra
ternalines apdraudos organiza-
cijas. Kurie dar nerado to ke-
lilo, tai greit ras, ir neturetu
su tue delsti, jei supranta reika-
Ia ne tik savo interesus apdraus-
ii, bet ir isilieti nauju krauju j
tas seniausias ir reiksmingiau-
sias Americas lietuviu organi-
zacijas, kurios yra Amerikos lie
tuviu pasididziavimas.
Butinas reikalas yra ne tik
atsitiktinai, bet pastoviai ir for
maliai isijungti j vietiniq BAL
Fo skyriu veikima, kuriems taip
reikia pastiprinimo.
Lieka dar vienas svarbus klau-
simas - kaip surinkti stipres-
MUS kulturiniq jegu vienetus,
If kur gall visumeniskai pasi-
reiksti tos jegos, kurios nera
linkusios savo kulturine veikla,
prinzSio11 c,1yiSf; C,, hot L,,,.;o
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GAL JAU CANA?

Prizes kelias savaites DIRVOJ
buvo idetas DIR. M. J. Colney
straipsnis, kuriame buvo kelia-
mas klausimas, ar reikalingos
~atskiros tremtiniu arba buvu-
siu tremtiniu draugijos.
Ligi siol dar niekas nestojo
ginti tremtiniu draugiju reika-
lingumo, nors, kick supratau,
redakcija kviete tue klausimu
pasisakyti.
Jeigu cia galima taikyti tai
sykle, anot kurios, tylejimas yra
sutikimas, reiktu daryti isvada,
kad naujakuriai, buve tremti-
Mai, sutinka SUI DIR. M. J. Colney
mintimis.
Bet atskiros tremtiniu drau-
gijos dar tai Sen tai ten yra, jos,
kaip praneSa laikrasciai, dele
guoja savo atstovus j kongresa,
saukia susirinkimus, rengia va
karus =: zodziu sakant, veikia.
Vadinasi, kas nori kalbeti
apie musu reikalinguma ar ne
reikalinguma = gall sau kalbe-
tt, ka tik nori, o mes esam ir
baigta, ir neinam del to j jokias
diskusijas!
Toks savim pasitikejimas la
bal ispudingas. Bet ar tai yra
teisingas atsakymas i keliama
klausima?
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tai nei vieno choro neturesim
tikrai gero. Bet suvede is visu
keturiu rinktinius balsus ] viena
vieta - turetumem viena, bet
tikrai gera chora.
Tas palyginimas puikiai tin
ka kiekvienai visuomeninio vel
kimo sriciai.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05

Mrs. Charles Hause of Narvon,
Pa. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hayes and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Webb spent
Sunday and Monday in Philadel
phia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Toubey Of
Elkton, Md, Misses Cecilia and
Ruth Terney of Newark and Mr..
James Toubey of Yorklyn, Dela-
ware, called on Miss Margaret
Webb on Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Donovan
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lofland
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wat
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clark
and son were callers on Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Watson and fam
lily.
Our community wishes to express
our sympathy to one of our FORMER
pastors, Rev. Melvia e. Wheatley
Jr., and the family in the loss OF
their mother who died Sunday al
her home in Crisfield Md, the body
was laid to rest in Lakeside Gene
terry, Dover
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Monarchists Still
Dream In Bavaria

MI1NIcH (AP) Diehard
still dream of reviv-
ing a. south German kingdom OF
Bavaria. Their king would be GRO
wn Prince Rupprecht, SO-year-old
son of Bavaria's last reigning king,
Ludwig. 80
Ludwig lost his throne in 1918,
along with all other royal German
rulers in the postwar collapse OF
Kaiser Wilhelm's imperial Reich.
Since then Bavaria has been just
another German state. Its govern
crs were elected, not born into of
flee. It's once rich and powerful
monarch seemed to be only a dead
relic of an age gone by-fit only
for museums which It's castles had
become.
But the loyal followers of the
throne continued to dream.
They gave convincing demon
stration of this recently when CTo-
wn Prince Rupprecht celebrated
his 80th birthday. Thousands of
people from over Bavaria turned
out to pay him homage. Celebrat-
ion turned into series of truly roy
al receptions.
The monarchists made one big
political attempt recently to realize
their dreams. In the confusion OF
Germany's second defeat they SEN
sed a chance to recoup what they
had lost In the first world war. In
1916, they formed political party
They called it the "Koenigspartei,'
or Kings party" Almost over
night 10000 persons from the city
Of Munich alone rallied to the roy
al coiers. All over Bavaria the
movement spread.
U. S. Military Government sooT
stepped in and banned, the party OF
the grounds that it had become &
playground for fascist elements.
Party or no party, however, the
monarchist dream continued Il
lsmolder. Monarchists and monarc
hist sentiment emerged in severa
other parties. Strongest support o
Bavarian mOnarchism now is tn,
Bavarian Party,a minor but grow
ing organization which exploit
the traditional desire of Bavarian
to be Independent from all the res
of Germany.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Fishermen Caught By
Rain

FLAMINGO, FLA. Il (AP) -
Ever hear of a fisherman being cut
off by cloud? 1t happens this
way.
This little town at the southern
tip of Florida (and of the United
States) is reached by highway the
last Is miles of which is a mari
road.
MARI is a kind of clay powdery
when dry but as slick as a creased
pole when wet. Automobiles just
sit in one spot and spin their whe-
els on the wet mari road. FlamingO
is a popular fishing spot. Dozens
of people drive here from Miami
to fish. But all keep wary eye on
the sky. Any kind of a black cloud
sends them fleeing over the mari
road toward the paved highway Il
miles away.
Those who get a slow star
sometimes are too late. Rain hits
the mari road. They remain in Fl.
amingo until the road dries again
sometimes as much as three days
That's embarrassing for a fisher
man who told his wife to expec
him home for supper.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
CEDAR NECK

Sunday, August 7th. Sunday
school 1900 a. m, E. E. Watson,
supt. The official board OF this
church joins the official board OF
the other two churches of the
charge in giving our pastor, Rev.
William H. Revelle Sr., vacation
during the month of August.
Our w. S. C. S. will meet on
Tuesday evening, August 9Th, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Carey for basket lunch and lawn
party. Granville Shoekley, Thomas
Carroll and Ernest Watson are the
committee for arranging the tables.
We will be entertained by Hilda
Shockley and Anna Carroll. Come,
bring your eats, drinks and all the
family, the hour is $3.50 p. m.
/ Mr.. Clarence Watson and son
Dale, spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Shockley
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sharp, were
callers on Tuesday evening of Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Clark and sor
Jackie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Webb and sol
Jeanie spent Sunday at Oak Orc
hard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Heath Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Massey and chill
dren Jean and Gilbert are spend
ing two weeks at Oak Orchard.
Miss Ellen Argoe is spending
few days with her grandmother
Mrs. Sallie Argoe.
Mrs. Charles Hause, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hayes were callers on Sat
urday afternoon Of Mr.. and Mr.:
Thomas Clark and son.
Orpha and Margaret Webb, Dori
Wilkins, Edwin Haines and Be
Hurd spent Sunday at Rehobotl
Mrs. Howard Warner and Chi
dren, Mrs. Raymond Davis and SO
spent Thursday afternoon wit
Mrs. Granville Shockiey and fam
ly.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
DAGSBORO

Funeral services were held Mon
day at the Christ Methodist Church
for William Wootten. He passed
away Friday after a short illness.
Beside his widow, Mrs. Lille Wo-
ctten are two sons, Larence and
Vangie Wootten serviving him. In
terment Red Men Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Horner OF
Philadelphia, are spending the
week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Viola of Balti-
more, Md, are spending the week
with Horace L. Hickman, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Millard West and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Brumbley and
family of Philadelphia, are spend
ing the week with Mrs. Ruth Bak-
er and family.
Mrs. Lille Baker is spending
some time with her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Harb Rogers.
Miss Ellen Daisey of Washing
ton, D. c., is spending some time
with her mother Mrs. Delbert
Daisey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell ant
son Woodrow, called on Mrs. Elv;
Bailey at Rhodes Cross Roads, tn,
past week.
Mrs. Kate Watson has returned
to her sisters home at Lewes, af
ter selling her home here to VIM
H. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armel West, calle
on their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. H
West, Sunday.
Mr.. Bennie Timmons is spend
ing two weeks in Philadelphia.
Little Miss Sarah B. Mitchell /
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell
at Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Weidne
and children returned to thei
home at Erie Pa, after spendin
. two weeks with their father. JC
seph Vickers and family.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Ball Scores Rise Up
With Torrid Weather
from nrss paes,

both exhausted-an that's what (
apparently happened down here
last week.
The whole thing started on July
rs at the Seaford park, when the
Seaford Eagles, the Eastern Shore
Leagues cellar club, rose up and
ran the league-leading Yankees I
ragged, the final score being 90 to
2. However, the Yankees got their
revenge the following evening, at
Easton, trouncing the Eagles 19N to
O. And If you think that game
was Iop-sided. just take look as
TO what happened the same eve
ming at fredericksburg, when the
power-laden Feds set new indi-
vidual team scoring record by deal
ing out a 80 to Z drubbing to the
Salisbury Cardinals, current run
ners-up to the Yankees in league
standings.
Evidently there was really some
thing in the air July 81, for one
of the Mar-Del semi-pro league
clubs, Greensboro A. c., got the
same "fever" while playing Mil
ford A. c. here, and dOled out a
"a to 5 trouncing to the home club.
In the affair at fredericksburg, the
Feds banged out seven runs in the
initial frame and added nine more
in the second inning to assume a
is to 0 lead. Six runs in the
fourth, nine in the sixth and a
single tally in the seventh brought
the Feds total up to 80 runs, an
all-time high for Eastern Shore
League play. Buck Etchison, Feds
hard-hitting first sacker, drove in
seven runs himself with three
hit effort that included home,
double and single. John Dickey
the Cardinals left fielder, tried
hard to keep his club in the run
ming, contributing two home runs
and a pair of doubles. Latest re-
ports from the fredericksburg Park
has Elmer Liden, the fredericksburg
scorer. shopping around for an ad'
ding machine so as to be prepared
for any re-occurrence of the game
of July 26.
In the game at Milford, the score
board operator ran out of numbers
and gave un after Greensboro
tenth tally crossed the plate, ant
the Milford managers reported!
spent a sleepness night, counting
Greensboro players crossing tn
home plate instead of the custom
airy sheep jumping over fence
After three hours of play-and bas
running and a trip back t
Greensboro most of the Greens
boro players repeatedly experienc
ed considerable difficulty arisin
the morning after.
Speaking of new Eastern Shor
League records calls to mind tha
Federalsburg's Ducky Detweile
recently set what is believed to b
another new sho' loop record whe
he handled seventeen chances-te
putouts and seven assists-at sec
ond base for the Feds in a gam
against Easton.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
SOftbaIl League
STANDINGS Of the Clhhs

Last Tuesdays ResOultS
Mulholland's 10, Caulk's 4.
Veterans 10, l. o. o. f. 5.
Red Men 9, Burton's 3.
Last Thursdays Results
Beachcombers 4, Mulholland's 8.
Telephone IL, Red Men 5.
Caulk's 16, /. o. o. F. z.
Burton's 30, Veterans z.
This Weeks Schedule
/. o. O.. F. VS.. Burton's.
Beachcombers VS.. Caulk's.
Telephone VS.. Mulholland's.
Veterans VS.. Red Men (pending).
With but three regular season
playing dates remaining, Telephone
and Beachcombers are tied for pos
session of the top perch in the Mil
ford Senior Softball League stand
ings, and there is a good possibility
of each continuing its winning
pace, making necessary one-game
playoff for first place. Each rival
racked up win No. last week, the
BeachcOmbers nOsing out Null
hollond's, to 3, while Telephone
was defeating the Red Men, IL to
s. For the youthful BeachcOmbers
it was the ninth win in a row, the
Lincoln entry having dropped it's
first two league tits before run
ming off nine consecutive victor
les, including two wins over the
otherwise unbeatable Telephone
nine.
Seven games were played last
week, instead of just the usual
four; on Tuesday evening all three
games, previously postponed from
July 81, were made up, with Mul'
hollands defeating Caulk's, 10 tC
A; Red Men upsetting Burton's,
to 8, and v. F. W. beating the Ode
Fellows, 10 to 5.
In addition to the BeachcOmbers
Mulholland's and Telephone-ReC
Men games, two other league tilt
were played Thursday evening. Il
these, Burton's walloped the V. F
w. to the tune of 30 to z, ant
Caulk's hung loss No. 10 on tn
I. o. o. F. 16 to z.
Inasmuch as most OF the playlni
personnel of the v. F. w. team will
be in camp this week and next,
is quite probable that the Re
Men-V. F. w. game. scheduled TO
this Thursday and the Caulk's-N
F. w. game, scheduled for Thurs
day, August IL, will be postpone
until the week of August IA. Game
! definitely scheduled for this Thurs
day pitted the 1. o.. o. F. again:
Burton's, the Bea hcom b r
against Caulk's. and the Telephon
nine against Mulholland's.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
FARMINGTON

Salem Methodist Sunday school
will hold its annual picnic on Tues
day, August 8, after 6 p. M, on the
grounds of the public school. All
are welcome to come out and join
the games and refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05

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Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Uses Of sOybeans

Today, the soybean is used for
producing high protein flour. It also
is used in producing So per cent Of
the vegetable oils used in making
shortcomings and "A per cent of that
used in margarine. It is the source
of ga per cent of all the oilmeal
proteins fed in producing this ma
tiou's livestock. hogs and poultry.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Farm Income

Net income from farming to all
persons on farms increased again
in 1948. However, the prices farm
ers had to pay for family living
and maintenance were the highest
on record; and, in terms of what
it would buy, net income from farm
ing for all persons living on farms
was the lowest since 1941.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Snake In The Grass

LEWISTOWN, Montana - Up -
Montana Rancher Martin Norman
said he had the shakes after this
experience with a Tattlesnake:
Norman and Ted Langford were
out trailing cattle in the Missouri
brakes near here. They stopped
for rest and stretched out in the
grass to cool OFF. A noise attracted
their attention and when they
looked up, there was rattlesnake
between them.
Norman rolled out of the snakes
range, but Langford froze and lay
still. The rattler slithered up to
Langford, looked him over and
turned and went away.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Spain, Portugal
See British Art

LONDON II (P) Fifty-three
thousand persons viewed the Bri-
ish Councils exhibition of old mas
ters during recent exhibits in Lib
son and Madrid
The exhibition consisted of 55
pictures including works by Con-
stable, Gainsborough, Lawrence,
Reynolds, Romney, Turner and Rae
burn.
1t was the first time such o large
collection by famous British artists
had been shown in either capital.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Antwerp Repairs
Soviet Ships

ANTWERP - (AP) Three
more Soviet ships have arrived in
Antwerp for repairs and modern
izing. This brings the total of Rus
sian vessels in the port to repairs
up to six. The latest arrivals from
Leningrad were the "Sevan" of l.
50Otons, the "Ilmen" of 1900 tons
and the "Pskov" of 1900 tons.
Evening star., 1949-07-17

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