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Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
CHURCHES in MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist
Church
..THE HOUSE, OF HAPPINESS"
Roy Lawson Tawes. Minister
az, June 2t

A1A-AAsAe-a9 UeAA4N ~
9:45 d. m.-Church School. Will
son Scckrider, Greenal Superinten-
dent. Glasses begin with the Nur-
sery Department.
11:00 a. m.--Morning Worship.
The minister will preach from the
timely subject; why Pray?" Ruth
Kimmel and Ethel Clements viii
sing Mozart's "Alleluia." Ruth
Kimmel will be heard in the solo
"Panis Angelicus" by Cesar Frank.
Members of our choir have fine
musical program planned for the
summer months. If you are in Mil
ford through Sunday morning and
have no other church home, we in
vite you to share our fellowship.
Visitors will receive a friendly
welcome. Young couples may leave
their children in the Nursery.
Monday evening, June q, our
young people will go on a Wilson
Line trip to Philadelphia and re-
turn. The boat will leave Whining
ton at 8:15 o'clock promptly.
The Volunteer Circle will meet
with Mrs. Carl Allen at Slaughter
Beach on Tuesday at one o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
The Presbyterian Church
Sunday, June 26

9:45 a. Sunday School Grad
ed classes. T. Ralph Snowberger,
superintendent.
1915 a. m.-Mizpah Bible Glass
meets in sanctuary. Samuel c. Ev-
ans, teacher.
11.0e a. worship Service.
The guest minister will be Rev.
Kenneth M Kepler, of Honeybrook,
Pa. Sermon, Invited BY Royalty. "
$3.50 p. m.-Young Peoples meet
ing.
Daily Vacation Bible School will
begin July Is to 29, inclusive, un-
der the direction of Mrs. ]. H. Cor
don.
Choir rehearsal each Thursday
evening. Mrs. Marie Giltenboth di-
rector.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
First Baptist Church
''THE FRIENDLY CHuRCE'
Harry E. Crewe, Pastor
Sunday. JunA 2f

1000 a. m.-Bible School.
11:00 a. m.-Morning Worship.
GAS p. m.-Youth Meeting.
500 p. m.-Evangelistic service.
The Mission Circle will meet in
the church on Tuesday evening,
June %, at 8 o'clock. All members
and friends of the church are in
vited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
Christian Science Society

N(AAA 40 OASSAA ANANAANN ASONANSy
Branch Of The First Church Os Christ
Scientist. In Boston, Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Hall
Sunday, June 26
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, 1901 Van Buren, street,
Wilmington, the Christian Science
Society, Grange Hall, Milford, and
the Christian Science Society, v. /.
A. Building. Rehoboth Beach. Sum
day, June &c, will be christian
Science"
Morning Service and Sunday
School are at 11:00 a. m.
Wednesday Evening Testimonial
Meetings at 500 p. m. milford
first Wednesday only.)
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

If you want to separate the lea
YES Of a head of lettuce. remove
the core, then hold the head (core
side up) under cold running water.
The pressure Of the water will US
ually force the leaves apart The
leaves should be dried on a tea
towel before using.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

U. S. Navy during World War II.
A reception will be held at the
Rehoboth Beach Country Club fol-
lowing the wedding ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

About half Of our sheep and
lambs come from the grazing lands
of Texas. California, Wyoming,
Montana, Colorado and Idaho.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

Four times the World Series has
been played over the five-out-fo
nine game route.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
The Church of God

bbOUUU tElW " tAnEAAAAt3VUW kJUAUUto
Rev. w. Edwin Tull, Pastor
Sunday, June 26
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship at IL a. m.
Young Peoples service at z p. m,
Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m.
Tuesday evening = Prayer Ser
vice at 7:45 o'clock.
Friday evening-Bible Study al
7:45 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited tC
attend these services.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24
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PRICE you'll surely that here the WATCHES the
waiting fort It's extraordinary possible it's
probably
gone great
with and pitched the
LOW! Now experience THRILL this MERCURY
WATCH AT THIS SPECIAL LOW PRICE!
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-24

This year, just as in
the past when Nc
CormickandDeering
consistently offered
farmers the greatest
advances in grain
harvesting, the name
McCoRMIcK-DEER.
ING on a combine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
Deutschland nit vier Marker auf
dem Center Auto-SaIon vertreten

Cine rclatip breite 8reif)e bat Der
Eplfslpaaen bereits ullf Dem iueltcll.
ropGiihen Martt oeihlaaen, unD III
eini9en ihpei3criihen StGbtcn iii
er i'm StraBenhiIn hercits aur Selblt-
perltGnoliti)fcit oelpproen. &dbrenn
Opel ltnn Mcrceoes ibre heluGbrtcn
DtittelflullcmnoNen nid)t crit ipieoer
nell Su luncicren brullden. erlheint
Sorglpuro Bremen crltmals NIT eli
nen1 neu entlpifelten Sonia =Mnoell.
Inter Der leibt umerifanilierten Dtn.
torhallbc lic9t Gin obenaelteucrtcr
1 % Otter =Mtotor, Dem Gin beionners
Itarfes 9ln,uaslnoment l1no cine hn.
he SurcbicbnittsIeiitllna nit Der tra=
nitipnell Quten StraBcnbaftlna oes
&oNen su1eiprphen miro. &cnn
audi Die oelltihen &aacn niht 10 Don
Sbrom gIibcrn, llno ulio lpeni0cr
uui ,Srallen ais adufer berehnct
iinb ais Die umerifaniibcn y9til-
pfcrne Der 9onOItroBe" llnD Die nell=
en- italicniihen SpnrtlpoNen. 10 seiQt
litb boh Elm henefenSipert lehbnftes
8cnrdn0e Der ShuullrtiNen un Die
ocutlhen StdnOe. nid)t 3ulctt
ausgelolt ourh Die engliihe Geaell.
propaganda.
Eiel heahtet miro olltb oas bis.
ler nod unbefannte Gubriplet= $40
bcll neS Gplfslpu1enS. Der iibriaens
einen Sulhbrlocr auf Dem Salon
nngctrnffcn bat: Den aus Seiterrieh
fnmnlenhen Spnrtpa0en non Epr>
ltfc. SeIicn fonItruftipe 9lhmcidlun-
acn POM Goifslpanen beltehcn I'M
!pe'citliden in Der Setonllnu heS
Iport!ichcn Characters. Sonf elmer
GrhGbunN Der &nmprciiinn alIf ~
lno elmer lcibtCn 8clpirhtsermdBi.
NllnQ loll er cine Soobit1eltiminni0s
felt pon 40 &ilnnleter erreihcn.
Ser alloemeinc Ginnruf ncs ca
Ions III ullI Den erIten gIif ,lpic-
ipoltiQ 9teuc mpGiienbe eIenne.
rlmlcn Der &onItruftipn iinb niht
'u erfcnnen, Dor allen nidt bel ncn
umcrifunilhen Murfen. Die ollcr.
oinQS nod brciter ltno oiffopiiNcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

in Der ssorm seiporben iinb mb tel.
ne Riidiiht auf ba5 in europe teure
Scn,in gu nebnlen brullhen. 8ei ben
% Gngldnoern lit cine lpeitere bau.
lihe 9lnnGberuna on bic fontinen.
tulen 3onltrllftionen (glbfeoerlna.
Gapaufbdnauna) umo cine leihts
Nanpallllna Der sSailabe on bic
amerifaniid)e 9aumeiie erfennbar.
llebcrall lit auh cine &eiterentmid-
lung oes allaenleinen sSabrfomtorts
Ill erfennen, heionocrs bel Den ii
Nranioien. nGhrenn Die Q Staliener
pornebmliti) alif Die Sportfabrcr re.
fleftieren. Die it)on inn Soriabr be.
pbad)tcte 3unohme Der gorer=Moto.
rem, tells I'M 6edantrieb. bat iid)
bel Den franSDliihen lmo einiaen
engliIhen Morfen itabiliiiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

Sor oem ginbmh SIR Roten Mr.
mee mar SitpreuBen ein bliibcnoes,
bod)enttuideltes Mgrorlaro. @enige
Monute ipdter bot sic lSropins ell,
gilo, 1uie es europa ieit oem oreiBig-
ldbrhgen &rieg nibt meJr gctannt
bat. IaIt ale Sta0te Iasen in Sd)lnt
llno slide. Die olten Sicrrnlitc,
bon ocllen biele tpcrtpouc aunlt.
ildate bargerL aparcn serltort ulto
sephinoert.. SelSer uno 8ieien rer-
lpanoeIten lid, langiam in Gin un=
ourdbringlifes 9idi6t bon 8cltriipp
nno ltnfraut. Gus Dem mir bier ,,to
ba oie Mauorn eines DerIaiieneu 8s.
Doits aufragten..
Was Der arieg perihont bate, iiel
Dem Ganoalismus uno ser 9euteluI!
Der e!nmarihierenoen Srnrrcn sruu
Spfer. SSsn Gen Stdoten lplrroen sabI-
relde @ebduoe nod nab Ser Gin
nabme in 8:ano geieBt.
Nidt beiier als Dem 2auoe ergins
Is ieinen 8etpobnern. Sic muroen in
Sboren dlnmmeMetrieben mo in
Snternicrlpngslagern eingepierbt po
S,lngcr ,mo unbeidrei6libe ianitdre
GerbGltniiie 5ablreide Spfer iorocr-
ten. lin Sic 3ipil5en6lferlmg 81
hrana'alieren, 1uan0ten bie &rliell
nod Elm art0eres Seriabren an. sic
ngten lange &olonnen bon MGn,
nern, sSralren umh2inoern in lpoden-
lallgen Marihen freu3 uno q!ler
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

Geni. - Gs lit cine notiirlihe
Nol9e bes Grie9es. buB Die alliihrli=
he slutompbil=s =slusltclll1na in Semi
iit sur grobten lno alonspplllten
GeronItoltuna oieier slrt aIf Dem
Ncltlono entlpidelt bat uno ielh1t Den
Euriier Sulnn in Den Srhutten itcllt
Giner Der pihtialtcn Giriinne bufir
lit. oub iih IN Der fleinen Srblpci;.
Dem Suno nit Dem bGhiteu Sebens.
ltanooro allBcrbalb Der EereiriNtcn
Stunten, Der in Den Sobrsebntcn al
aelammelten9tcitbtlm aud) Gufcrlid
in eincm ilber benz Surhidlnitt lie.
9cnnen Sc'tunh an nelleiten Eerip-
nenlpagen luineripieoelt. Susu
fpmnt. oab Die Sd,lpeii ols sentro.
les Heilelonn inmitten eincs nod
balbierltnrten europa Sreiipunfl
fallTfrdftiNer SluSlGnher Qcblicbcn
lit.
Go fommt es, oaB Die gum 80.
hencnne erDTfncte 10. 9lutonlobil
Soiion an 8loni lmo Reihboltio
felt Der SeihiflIno oue ieine &nr
9anacr binter iirb lGbt. So Die
Shnei' feline eigenen Eeripnenmo.
acn balIt. fnmmen Die II ullsoeitcll,
ten Mturfcn uusidIieblicb aus Dem
sluslonoc. lnD feline Der amcrifoni,
lhen, hritiiben, fran,oiiii,en rnp
italieniit)en Snbrifen bat neri1llnrt,
ibre nere'tcn Dinoelte porsuiiihren
Selltlhlunh, buS unr Dem &ricoe
nuh iu bcn @roBausltellern 9cbGrte
bat meniNltens Die &iiitenfurte lei.
ner ncllhe1innenben &raftmuoenin,
olltrie ah0e0eben: &ier Otorfen
lSolfaipogen. Opel, MerCcoes Ben
rnh Sor0lporn.N Nunio) mclnCn iit
mieber Sluu &ettbenerh INN Die
Sunlt ncS Shlpci5er &Gufcrs an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
GinistrGne,,t,e Scr
0e,perei<tafte,, H,.ret
Staatseeiebe
Shluk ben Seyir |.

hie allc Mrten bon Gereinbarlnaerl
betreifeno Getperlhaitsiiherbeit uer.
bannen. Nepobu bat auh elm ibn-
lid4s 8eIeb, Sas aber bcrscit IL, sen
Geridtsbofen bon NepaSa anscIoh-
ten miro. Gs gibt 8eiese in Sela-
mare, 2ouiiiana ,rnS @arplano, sic
iold)e ,0ereiltbari,llgen als gegen 81
hentlide @oblfaGyrt peritobcno vcr-
oamnpn, aber oieie 8eiete erman-
gln Der Garspingbarhit, beup. tie
ieben feline Strafen inn Sale bes
3uiuioerbaroelnS Dor.
slae Staatsgeieee, Sic enbaiiltig
ore Gereinbarllngen Getreife1ro, @e.
uerfid,aftsiidcrbeit perbieten erfld-
rem (ntt elusnabme bes 8eEtes in
slrisona), bob Sas Heht auf slrbeit
niemanben megen 3ugeb0rigteit 81,
elmer 8elrerfihait perreigert .uec.
|ben oiirfe. 9as slri5ona @eieB beiagt
BLOB, oaR es llnItattbait lei. sic gu,
|geb0risteit 5u elmer 8saperfid)ait sllr
8eSinsune Ger s(llfnabme ooer ser
Jortietung Ger 8eid)Gitigng 5lr
MAIDEN.
G3 sibt aud piele anoere geiese,
!0ie Ginihranfllneen oen 8euert-
idaiten auierlegen. Sas 2abor gul
letin gibt iolgeuoe an:
Glf Staaten baben gelcse er-
lailen, bic iib NIT Sen gbsug Ser
@e,erfibaftsbeitrGge heltGitigen
9rei5ebn baben meme 9eihrdntllnan
aeaen rp:deting" erlaiien. 3cbn
Staaten baben 3mnng ,nh Ginioyud)-
terlma 'oer slrbeiter pcrboten nno
ied,s Staaten perlangcn einen aEcbr,
pitsbcid)lub Dor elmer Streifcrflsl,
rlng. Gierkelm Staaten pcrbictcl
y, ,ieos,pSarp bopcotts" uno ..irrass
Sictional itrifes" ooer beioes. Glf
Staaten tc:boten Strcifs aeaen Of
fentlide llnterllebnnulaen (@aiicr,
Cos ,iip) ooer erlieBen Mcacllun9e'l
eaiislid ipl6er Streifs. Nht Staa-
ten perrpe:aern Staatsanaeitellten
haS Streifre6t uIip.
ga man iih bal,ptidhlif, NIT Der
nellcn 8urroesgciesaeblln9 be5itgiid)
oes Mrbeiterrehts imterciiiert. 'priht
man lueniger bon oen gelIliiNlngell
Der 9lrbeiter, einen M6err,li Scr
einifrGnfenoen Staataseiebc 81
beranlalien. Gs aibt cine Tcnae bon
8ias in Niciom Gimme, oie in Sen
Staats9eieb9eblu9en dEnacIiiGrt
.plrrban ,mo Dieien @ioerruf anItrc.
ben. Sir Ole orsaniiierte Nrbeitcr-
id,aft bcoel,tete es piel. als I'M Der.
aangerrn Sabre Sic 0Gbler bon
Mdlir, Maiiadwletts ,,no Seem
Nerico ale M,ttrdge auf Ierbot Ser
,.cloieo Ibcp" ullN ioltit;ges Solicit
tippereinborunaen abnlihe. Mrt oh-
lebnten. Die M6itimmune in Wtainc
batte Die staifbab,ana ,nes bereits
belteltnoen @eiebes 5,ur 1solge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

Nolcrnoc Sabrt antreten mllBter
SlroBoeln fllbrcn lie germ. ocnn Iiil
ltoen beSclItete ser 9lbtron5pprt 0u;
iehuld erluartete G'uoe ener uniGg
lihcn SeIben2ieit.
Nus elmer @crlincr 3ritlmg
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page ,

|. Mark Twain.
?. kenesaw NJ. Lands.
3. Sir Thomas Upton.
4. Sabu.
5. Dorothy L.amour.
8. Billy Rose.
I. Jacqueline Cochran.
s. Omar khayyam.
Q. Lord Mountbatten.
10. Paderewski.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

Scapiets linn 0anoe iino, Mn hem !: l.
&C. an Dem oie Sit5one ,n:eoer frei
iein apiro. miro aud) oas ge!ltise 2e-
ben ,uieber frei iein, frei iiir sic
Wijienihaft ,mo fir Sic 2.,njr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

j2eilcn ser Sotpictllnion; iclbIt sln
ecb0riee oiiatiiher Goltoihainl
befanocn iid barlIater. Sic erb;cltel
bic 5u ao!folen 5lrIon1mengclegte!
9eIibungen ser oe,rtid)en 8a,lCrn a
..a,uigem" gigentlrm. matidrlitG sc.
gen @bLleferuug heS gr6Bten Cells
Ser Grnte an ben Stoat. NuI oca
.,jilnterliben" GroBgrlmNbciit ,ulrr
Sen SouRtgiiter eilNc,id)tet, Sil
oem staat seboren ,ruo ocrcn Can.
>creien BON beiiBloicu 9anNarbei
tern heorbcitet wcrScn. @eionosre
NnfhinensSroftorr n.Stotioupn ite(-
len lanbipirtid,aitiite MaiGinen
lu,o 8eoicnungsmoterial Tiir sic
sTlNarbeiten. Srot hes Giniases be
Seutenoer Mittel bIeibt oos Wrgeb.
ais apeii binter Dem 5lpri;cf. mas lmtar
oel,tlber &erpaltrng aus Dem 30,
oen 1ernllsGeluirtIhaitet !mlroe
mabte oen 8etrieb lcDmer'Guig umr
! ifoItipielig Sie mlr uui Die Grill,
hmg oes slblieierlngsicls beoa6.
te Ger,ualt,tug fitnlmert lid fa,m nm
bas @chI ibrcr Nrbeitor, Sic ihlcb1
lupterRbradr lno mangclhait yer
pilegt lino luto ibr idrpercs Sag
lperf ouber MIR l,tirlos uno ohne Sn
tcreiie perribten. Siebereicn iinb or
ser Sagesorblnul9. Slrh 9tahlIi
lligfeit ,mb ,ullabgemGBe 9ebnnSlurl
oes SSnbentars ano ser Grnteoorrut,
geben lngebelrre @erte perloren. z,
ipuroen an ser electromagnetic ii
| Snlterbiwg guu5e @erge bon 8ctreio'
i'm tSreien auigeIGbiittct. ha nIal
nitt reht5eitig iiir mlsrcid)cnre 81!
Observation-Disclosures 9eiorst bate
lSnS 8etreioc rerburb IN fllr5en
oNer lmlrbe gcltoblen. sluh sic Idle
matiife llebertroglna Der III 3eH
trnlruBIonn aemahten GrIabrlluael
ol,i sic nn6 &lima uuo @ooeItbcIdlui
ferbeit gans omoercn SerbGltuiI.
in SitprcuBcn ,pirft lid, icbr nod)
teilig aus.
Srcs bes ilGnoigel, 3,llrrOms mi
iiidlr sllrIieoIer iteIlte de >rl,fd,;
9anbbepolfer,lng nod pie Dor e'ncr
lpeientlidyen Sell Ger s(rbeiistruIte
@cicnoers ols Sfmieoe. Stcllmate1
| Ticbpfieger unb @eiponnfubrer luur
Sen lie ol,rh ibre Sdtigfeit llno 81
perlGiiafeit Sen @,itsuemuoitingel
bolo uncntbehrlid,. Srosbem ipa
ibre 9ebnnollne idlcdt mo Ole Ser
pflsglnlg nieliah llngcl,iigcllo, oal
| lie iih oui oieieIbe @eiie bclieu mllh
| ten ipie Sic rliliiden slrbe;ter. ,&i
leten pon Sem mos mir fiallcn; 'pn'
uiiroen mir pcrllmgcrn" Ilgtcn pic
lie, ,penn man lie nah Sen Grlih
rllngsperlMltniiien alli Dem Sanot
! frogte. @1hreno it'd in ser Stuo
oas sserrGltnis sar:ihen Suiicn I'M,
Telt'hen in ser lesten 3eit GINGER
maBcn nor,naliiiert hattie. blIeb el
2atobcuolterl,ng bis sum Shl'l
Wibbanbllnscn lno TrMn9'alierln
gen aller slrt mlsgeieSt..
9'Idiiibruna perbinocrt
s!ls Der llbtrauSpnrt Ser oltprell
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
Hiidiiibrnna uerbinocrt

slls Der llbtranSport Ser oItpreu'
Isiihen 3ipilbepolferlna boaanm be
mihten iih viele 8!ttspenpalter, DE
10 oft iiter oie anaebllh ,Tulll"n"
TeIti,bcn aeit)nnpit batten, lie nhcr
in Wubr.rit nidDt enthebrcn to!MltelL
lire Miitiiibrlula nah Sellt'dlano
nit alien Wtittelu Sl pcrbiuoern.
@cnn & hbncu nid,t gclang. elncn
NuIidN,b ncs Gpofuierlln9sbcIabla
81, erreid)en, neri,d)tcn iie niht lei
ten, lire oeutIden Mrbe:tcr nit 8c'
lp,si slrriitsltlaltcn. @essIdnFnA
fir sic @iIltiir llpo oas @eacnclr'
nnbcr Scr iolpietiid,eE Sehoroeu III
folaenocr Soil. PM einem 8llt, hah
oem NagST ,ulterirano, batten Die
0cuti6en Don ser 0iili5 blc ,Trc
Wlsfc" iiir oic slprei'c eraalten. Ter
0erlpaltcr pcrhot ibnell;~, Dem Gpn.
flricri,ngsbefcbl ssolge 81 lciltcn. Ais
lie trobNem Yticne muften, Nas 6l,t
ill pe'lalIell, QrB tr lie IN cincn
Shuppen einirrrren. Gilcm Der
SeutIden gtlan9 es, oilrh ein Sen.
tier on cnttpnlnlen. Gr bcgah llt
sur nGdHtcn NtiliB- Stclle lno ms!
Ircte ben &criaQ 0rrrli iubren
Milisbedlnte nud) Dem @ut, lllbel Die
9e,ltid,cn nit ihrcm 8cpGf allI
uno brad,ten lie 5ur @abn. Sort cr-
lpartete lie utcr ihon Elm h5hcrG
tsalnftlonir, sen Ser Gerlpalter in
s,uiidrn peritiis,brgt hotte. Sir orO-
nete on, oub Die Tel,tid)en nid)i Job
rem biiriten. Sic mlbten uieber ,il'
riff in Ne Sf!anerei. ssn pieleu SsIl.
len frurbcn bie be,ltihen Mrheitcr
crit i'm letten Mltgenblid ROM ,Sel>
gefp!t, 10 Sap JIG feline 9feiicpcrberei
tingen treffen fonnten lmo oft obnt
in Stiif 0rot Sic 8 bis IL Gage
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-02
HOW MUCH SECURITY
(Tulare, Calf. Daily News)

(Iulare, Callf. Daily NeWS)
 Most of the talk about the proposed expansion of so- cia security deals with the bigger benefits that would be collected by people.
 It all sounds good-that is, you don't take the trou be to find out how much will really cost. But even the cost be made to appear fairly moderate if you don't give it second look.
 For instance, when Arthur J. Altmeyer, the Social Security Commissioner, testified recently before the House Ways and Means Committee he said that tax of something like 8129o or 10fo of the nations payroll would be necessary to finance the expanded social curity programs But only half of ths-4 percent would come out of the employees paycheck Enough but not too bad.
 The catch is that the employers half of the expense would be added to the cost of his product and since ployees a whole make up the main body of consum- CTS, the employee would in the final analysis pay the entire tax
 Not only that, but the fourteen billion dollars which the payroll tax would produce each year. might not be anywhere enough. it weren't, the tax would be hked still Instead of 10 percent it might be 20 percent And hs added to all the other taxes which the consumer pays would just about tax his paycheck out of his pocket
 In the long he would wind up with more financial burden, dictation from Washington and less real security than he has ght now.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-02
When to And What To Worry About

CHICAGO F)-If you're a wor- Tier, here's a timetable which may come in handy.
 Four psychologists at the Illin- ois Institute of Technology com piled it from answers to question naires by l03 other psychologists in the "older" age group. They were asked what they worried about at various ages.
 The composite worry time scale was presented to the Midwestern Psychological Association Satur- day at its Fist annual meeting by Harry L. Newman of Chicago, ad- vanced psychology student at the Institute.
 The ages and their primary worry subject are: 18, idealism and personal development; 20, personal appearance; g, sexual morality; 26, making a good i'm pression on people; 30, pay and cost of living; 3l, personal busi- ness success; B, job security; 33, health; fl, political convictions; 42, marital difficulties; 45, giving up ambitions; over 45 the prime worry is health. ~
 Newman pointed out that there was much overlapping of worries shown in the quiz answers. For in- stance health cropped up at a number of stages, and idealism was strong contender for first place throughout the l9 to 25 age group.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-02
Nome, Alaska, Monday, May 2, 1949
TEN BUSINESS COMMANDMENTS
Monday. May 2. ls49

Ten Commandments for the operation of successful business have been outlined by Mervn A. Brach presi dent of the National Retail Cothiers and Furnishers Association, as follows:
 l. Thou Shalt Credit Thy Neghbor Thyself for thy neighbors credit is often the life blood of thy business
 2 Thou Shalt Respect Thy Patrons for thy patrons people, and hurt feelings may cost many sales in many places.
 B. Thou Shalt Not Chsel for penny knocked off the may verify destroy dollars profit A. Thou Shalt Keep Thy House in Order for good housekeeping is important to housekeepers And the first impression ye make lasting one.
 5. Thou Shalt Not Make False Promises Keep thy ad vertising truthful, for verify ye will be found out.
 G. Thou Shalt Honor Thy Resources for these thy best friends Their friendship and confidence is thy greatest asset.
 2. Thou Shalt Not Kill Incentive. Keep thy associates interested and happy that they may reflect thy good will throughout the day.
 8. Thou Shalt Balance Thy Stock that thy patrons may not turn to another for goods ye should supply
 g. Thou Shalt Not Commit Gaucheism Yea, stay within the bounds of good taste in thy sales and special promotions.
 10. Thou Shalt Guard Thy Good Name for only in this ye apart from thy competitor. Keep this mark in mind in all thy dealings and in thy contacts with the public.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-02
At A Glance ---

tCOntlnueQ rom rage One) ip C. Jessup called on Soviet dep- uty foreign minister Jakob A. Malik in New York yesterday for another in the series of informal talks.
 Little specific information was given the public but in western circles there was cautious opti- mism. Jessup is in Washington to- dav to give an account of the meeting to secretary of state Dean Acheson.
 Moscow newspapers have not nuhlished a word about the possi- hility of lifting the blockade ana the Russians have been reported iamrning voice of America broad casts on the subject.
 Communists all over the world are preparing to celebrate May Day. Tn New York, London and other European capitals, anti-com- munists this year had extensive plans for counter demonstrations.
 Moscow planned the usual pa rade, with a big military display of power and a mass meeting with speeches in Red Square.
 The left-wing parade in New York will march down Eighth Avenue. Tn opposition, a loyalty parade" will march down Fifth Avenue, supportei by Vice-Presi- dent Alben w. Barkley, secretary Of labor Maurice Tobin and Fran cis Cardinal Spellman.
 Frances Charles de Gaulle has called a big coun.er-demonStration in Paris. Rival parades will be held in Copenhagen and Denmark.
 In Tokyo, General MacArthur's headquarters suggested Americans stay indoors 10 avoid incidents while Japan's communist and la bor groups celebrate the day.
 A -engined British Aircraft with crew of four was reported missing on flight from Berlin 10 West Germany.
 British authorities in Berlin de- manded the release of three Brit ish military policemen seized last night by Soviet zone forces. The Russians promised to do it.
 Liberal Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent has called general cleo tionS for June 27 in Canada.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-02

When does fair deal become raw deal?: asks the Berlin Md, Eastern Shore Times When it becomes dsorderly and wasteful, of course President Truman wants to up taxes four billion dollars with most of it piled onto the concerns which produce our goods and provide employment They in turn will have to pass it on to the general public.
 To say that such increase won't hurt the average man is like saying that high prices don't affect the fam fly budget If the administration tax bill is enacted it will be felt by every person in the land
 It would be most refreshing and encouraging if the word economy were used more often by the White House and the tax and spend theory were given rest
 The latest sample of this sort of government is plan to give the officers and men of the armed services four hundred million dollar year pay boost-most of it to officers They get pretty good pay from the civilian viewpoint juicy retirement pay besides
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-02
LEWIS IS MOST POWERFUL

(Centralia, Wash, Daily Chronicle(
 If we had few statesmen at the head of our government and few less politicians then might be determined which has the most power national labor leader the United States government AS long man, and referring to John L. Lewis, can order