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Ittlann
(Sortfebung ton Gette d

Gbtnas mar. CT polIte bie 2iquiba-
tion Gbiangs berbeifiibren." 6. Ser
BON a6elon berfiinoete &urs, Sors
moia ni6t 81 perteioigen, muBte bon
oen &oten ols Ginlabung 5ur @rober-
ung Siio5aoreas angeieben peroen.
7. General Wac4rtburs 8orl6lag,
Gbianss Sruppen ein5ulesen uno
manoiburiI6e Stiispunfte an5ugrei.
fen, mar oie Sormel, Die CUR 8eenoi-
gung oes &orea-&riegs gefibrt ia.
ben lpiiroe. s. Ser &onflift in aorea
iei elm ~unnotiger &rieg", unb ser
Fraltoent babe Sruppen obne por-
berige 8enebmigung our6 ben &on-
greB in Die &anpfgebiete entianot.
9ies itelle einen oireften GerItoB ges
gen Die 9erfaiiung bar. 9. 0as au-
Benpolitil6e 0urbeinanoer lei Der
@runo fir bic 8ebrpflidt, bobe
Steuern Sobns un6 Breisfontrollen,
~ole Die So5ialiiierung Mmerifas ber-
bei5ufiibren broben".
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Stefes WohenbIatt eribeir,t felt
Dem Sabr 1873 regelmaBig ieoen
Samstag uno miro berausgeseben
gum 8eiten bes Hdpitlidcn aolle'
girm Soiepbinum in Bortbington.
Ohio, oeiien 3ped Die Seranbilbuns
uiirbiger 9rieiters0slinee fir Die
Ser. Staaten lit. Dieie Initalt iii
BauptiG9lib angepieien auf Die @n1'
FINITE oieies 8lattes uno Die @eiden.
fe ietner 2eler.
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Yreis- 1nb 2pbnfumtrplle

Mit 5weibunoertunoelf sesen BUM
oertfiinfunoa9t5ig Stimmen nabm
ieste 8obe bas Gbseoronetenbaus
cine abgeidmddte &iiitungs- -Broouf-
tionsporlage an, tpel6e de facto Elm
gn0e Der Breisfontrolle proitebt, aber
Die 2obnfontroae nod Elm meiteres
Sabr beibebdlt.
Die Sin, 1peld)e erit nod einen
Qnsleidungspro5eb in einem @onfe,
ren5fomitee bes Senates unb &auies
ourhma6en muB, tpiiroe ben gegen-
mdrtigen 2obnitabilifie ierltngsausiduB
eriesen unb in pielen, tpern nibt ben
meiiten @ebieten, in oenen Wieten
fontrolliert tperoen, elm gnbe Der
Wietsfontrone am 80. September
berbeifiibren.
gs lit elmer Der gr0Bten MMdibId.
ge, Die Brdii6ett Eri,man in ben Ies.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05

mitteI, beionbers frii1e Jrii1te uno
@enliiie. Ser 1eue S1oer 5eigt, 6nB
Die 2ebensn1itteI Ieit 1889 Inn 230,8
Broaent geitiegen iinb lnb 6aB iie am
is. Mai 1876 Hro5ent bober tDaren
als i'm SUM 1850. Cine Musnabme
mabten gier, HflanaenoIe lno MoI.
fereiproonfte, Die ettpas i'm Hreis ge-
fallen itno. Mnb &eioungsitiife uno
Mobel iino ettpas auriifgesangen.
Mtpmemergie
Mm ID. Sum- erfoIgte in @roton.
Conn.,, Die &iellegung eines l1-8oots.
oas ourd sltomfraft beipegt miro.
@leidaeitig gab Senator 8rien Mc-
Wabon ail berlteben, baB Die gnt-
tpidlltng Der nSpbrogen" -8ombe ei-
ne Stufe erreibt babe, Die cine Mai-
ienfabrifation in bieritenigen 3fffern
mogli6 made. Der Senator, Der aIs
8oriisenber Der parlamentariihen
@tonfommiiiion i'm 8ilbe lit, itelIte
in Iusiibt, oaB eine @on5entriernng
auf oieie Super" -8affe iblieBlib
@riparniiie i'm Hiiitungsbuoget brin-
gen perbe. Sol6e Sinpeiie iinb iest
groBe Wooe. 8isber Dat Ii6 aber
ge5eigt, oaB neue &anpfmittel bie
alten nidt iiberfliiiiis MAIDEN, aun1al
glei6aeitig fir abmebrnaffen eeiorgt
Deroen mub.
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Sttullue beSUDlfeS
far bag sSoiep1iunnl

Siermit ienbe id Sbnen $500 5ur
lauienoen Sreiitelle 81 @bren aller
Seiligen in einem beitin1nten Inlie=
gen. 8eten Sic, bite, fir mid, oamit
Der liebe @ott midi in neinem anlie-
gen erboren moge.
5rau g., sSa.
Inbei S6ef I'M 8etrage bon $25.=
90 5ur @rfiiaune zines 8eripre6ens,
in mel6em i6 erbort puroe.
g. 81, ..
ginlieseno ST 90 our grfiillms Ell
mes Seripre6ens. 8iinl6e bem gan-
gen Soiepbinum @ottes rei6lten &C.
gen.
Ting, Ya.
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ten Sabren erIitten bat. Die gegen-
Ddrtige Gormulierung Der Bin b,irh
6as Saus entb1lt feline Der neiien
Rontroll onmohten, tpel1e Der Hrd-
iioent berlangt bate; i'm @egenteiI,
5ablreibe Bolrnahter1, Die er beIaB,
iino ibm tpteber tpeggenommen iDor-
0en.
Dies lit bas @erf elmer coalition
BON Nepublifanern bes 9auies unb
Demofraten aus Dem Siiben, tpelhe
Der aontiniitrotion in ieoem groBeren
parlamentarii6en &f eiren
Sblag periest baben.
Gtatabitride
9as 8etpilligungsfomitee bes Sau-
les nabm an Der BON Dem gr1libentett
fir beri6iebene- 3nede per1angten
Sunlme - barunter Muslanbsbtlfe,
a@g unb oie Streitfrdfte einen
abitrid bon fait fiinflnbaman5ig
Bro5ent Dor, rno bos 8eipiaigungs-
fonitee bes Senats iette Die @ren5e
fiir Die militaril6en Musgaben i'm
naditen Jisfaliabr auf $46,0OO,-
100000 an. IuBerbem beidranfte es
bas reguldre 8uoeet Der StreitfrGfte
auf $45,00O,OOO,000, seeen aipei-
unofiinf5ig Wiaiaroen, Die Ser Brd-
iioent berlangt bate, urtb gegen $46,-
2OO,O00,O00, fir Die bas Saus ge-
itimn1t bat.
Ser Brdiioent uno bie 8ertreter
Ser Streitfrafte baben BEN 8ei9luB
oes Sauies bitter befan1pft. Oie aus-
gaben fonnen trosoem iiber Die @ren>
&c binausgeben neil aus friiberen
8emilligungen nod 8elo porbanben
lit, bas nod ni6t ausgegeben pl1r6e.
Dieie Sunme belduft ith auf et1pa
$5,O00,OO0,00O. SIM laufenoen Sis
faliabr beliefen itb Die nilitdril6en
ausgaben auf ettpa neununboreiBig
Weilliarben.
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0ad Der Mniibt Eafts boben bie
Republifaner Die Babl bon 1948 per-
loren, neil iie 0as Hrogramm bes
Seem Deal au Dem ibren mahten.
nSh CLAUDE nibt, baB man nnnbbdr-
gise getpinnen fann, Die falt Netp
Dealer iino. @ir f0nnen nift uniere
@runbidse anbern, Inn einen unab-
bangigen Hepublifaner (ober Demo-
fraten) gu sepinnen, Der elm 2tnfs-
raoifoIer it,"
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ct. EanI, Miun.- 8urtbingtpn, o.
Samstag, 5. Suli 1852.
Sir d c n t a | E n b er

Counting, 6. Snli: Sumter Sunntas
nad Efimsitem. - @pang e.
Iiu m: Bbarilaii6e @ere6tigfeit
(Matt. 81.
Montag, Z. Suli: 3prillus uno Oee-
tbooius; @il1ibalo.
0ienstag, s. SSuli: gliiabetb bon Sor=
tllgal; Iquilla.
Mittpod, 9. Suli: Seronifa; Nartp-
rer bon @orfrn1.
Sonnerstag, 10. Suli: Sieben grits
Der, Wartprer; Imelberga.
Sreitog, II. Suli: Hius l.; Sigis-
bert; Mbunoius.
Samstag, 12. Suli: Sobann @uol-
bert; War5iana.
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Der 9e1tidlanb-8 -8ertrag

0as Senatsfomitee fir auslpGrtige
Ingelegenbeiten binigte am 0ienstag
|. @. ben nit Bonn abgei6loiienen
8ertrag, llnter Dem @eit- -OeutI6Ianb
in bie 8erteioigungsfront bes 8e-
items gegen einen ruiiii6en Mngriff
einbe5ogen miro.
Die 8iaieune bes BrotofoGs gum
NMGO-Haft unter benz @elt.
Deutihlano Die Siberbeitsgarantie
oieier Srganiiation erb6lt, tpuroe NIT
nel.n gegen cine Stimme angenom.
men. gs mar oer repubIitaniide &C.
rator Sidenlooper bon Soma, Der ba.
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&ertretnns int &atifan


Gie bonn Saus in cine 8etpili-
gungsporlage aufgenommene 8eItim=
munG baB ser Braiioent obne Die
3uitimtlung oes Senats feinen 8ots
l6after i'm Gatifan ernennen fann,
muroe bonn Senat geltri6en.
Sie MbItimmung erfolgte obne De-
bate. Die Strei6ung Ser 8ejtim-
nung mar bon oem 8etpiaigungsfo-
nitee bes Senats enlpfoblen poroen,
als es Die 8orluge einberi6tete.
0ie 8otidafterfrage NOR i6on i'm
lesten Sabr beftig umltritten tporben,
na6bem Der Braiioent General Warf
Glarf gum 8otl9after am 8atifan
ernannt bate. BroteI Itanten erboben
Rrotelt nit Der faoenIdeinigen 8e-
bauptung, oaB Ole grnennung gegen
Die Srennung bon Stride uno Staat
neritoBe. als Der Senat ii6 pertagte,
obne 5u Der @rnennuns Stellung au
nebmen, eriu6te glarf ben Br1iioen-
ten, tie auriid5u5ieben. SpGter tprrbe
Ser General Sberbefeblsbaber in 60
flo.
9as Saus bate Die 8eitimmung
angenommen, um es Dem Braiioenten
unm0gli6 81 MAIDEN, einen 8otibaf-
ter mabreno Der Sertagung bes &on-
greiIes an ben 8atifan 81 l6iden.
S6bere Steuerabsige fir @pbl-
tGttgfeit
Ser Senat nabm cine 8in an,
pel6e bas 8unbes ginfonmenIteuer=
geieb oabingebenb amenbieren tpin,
oab gin5elperlonen flint 8ro5ent
mebr Steuerab5iige fir 8eitrage ab-
5ieben fonnen, Die ite religi0ien, tpobl-
tdtigen uno er5ieberii6en Srganen
Itiften.
Inter Dem gegentpartigen @eies
fann cine gin5elperlon ni9t mebr als
fiinf5ebn Bro5ent fir iol6e Stiftun-
gen BON ieinem @eian1teinfommen
ab5ieben.
Senatpr 2anger ipieber nominiert
Sn Der 8ormabl in Noro-Oafota
fir BEN 8unbesienat lpurbe Senator
8iqiam 2anger tpieoer bon ben Ste
publifanern non1iniert, mas 10 gut
ipie &ieoertpabl bebeutet.
Baltimore
Ser rSa6perltanbige" Baltimore
bat mieoer einmal Slid gebabt. Muf
einen Zip" bin, baB er I'M 8egriff
itebe, binter oem gilernen 8orbang
5u perl6pinben, batte linn bie &egie-
rung Die Iusreiie unteriagt u1t6 ent-
Ipre6enoe anueiiungen an bie 5uitdn-
oigen 8eborben erteilt. Damn aber
Iteate ii6 beraus, oaB es li6 um cine
Srrefiibrung gebanoelt babe, uno
Baltimore, Ser iiberli6 feline ipeiBe
8eite bat aber ii6 nit allerbanb
Eednifalitaten burdauminben per-
Itano, burfte cine offi5ielle gntiduI-
oigune perbu9en. Sb es ii1 INN einen
bostpinieen Bluff ober Inn elm tpobl-
bere6netes Mblenfungsman0per ge-
banbelt bat, biirfte idper feit5uItel.
len iein.
16bere 2ebensfoften
Ser Snber Ser 2ebensfoiten itan6
am Is. Wai allf bunbertnel11unbaht=
I5ig Hro5ent oes Durhibnitts Der
Sabre 1853 uno fat bamit bie
geforobobe bon aht5ebn Nro5ent, Die
| i'm Sanuar peraeihnet Ipurbe, fait
pieber erreidt. syjn GebrMnr NOR er
gefanen, lit aber bann I'M MGra tpie-
Der geltiegen.
Die b0dite grbobling Der 2ebens.
foiten entfieI auf bic Mieten, rn6 on
l5ueiter Stelle itanoen Die Nabrungs.
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@ipdhbdy,sA j
Ssazl11


federation OF Catholic Ilunlnae Itatt.
8ei Dem in anpeienbeit BON &arois
nal Spellmon bon 8eibbiidof Slan-
nerp 5elebrierten Bontififalomt am
S6luBtag, 20. sluguit, in Ser St.
Satri3il,s- -&atbeorale miro 8ii6of
WcOonnen bon @beeling Die SeItpre-
oigt balten.
Cincinnati, 8. - @eItorben lit Ser
bodp'ite Wfigr. Intbonp Woeuer, ieit
55 Sabren 8rieiter unb felt mebr als
Al Sabren 8farrer in Sort 2oranie.
Ct mar IN Sannober, DeutI6lanb,
geboren, fam aber in illngen Sabren
na6 SEN Ser. Staaten uno ponenbete
feline Stuoine am St.=Warien=S Semi
nar babier, mo- er am IL. Suni 1897
BON gr5bildof gloer bie 8rieitertpei-
be empfing. 1949 tuuroe ser oerbien-
te Seeliorger bon Bapit Gius XII.
gum pdpltli6en Sauspralaten NIT
oem Wonitgnortitel ernannt. r. I. p.
Wtiltuaufee, @is. - Sein goloenes
Brieiteriubilaum feierte porleste $50
DIE ser bo6n. Sr. @iaiam Geil, ber-
5eit i'm 0ipine Sapior-Soipital in
Bortage i'm Sutherland. 8ei Der feier-
liden 9onfiasunssmeiie in Ser So
lpitalfapelle bielt Wigr. $. Giorban
bon Sono bu 2ac bie SeItpreoist. Ru6
Dem @ottesoienit fanb 5u gbren bes
SSubilars Elm 2un6eon itatt, BEL mel
dem oer bodtp. Sr. S. 9. Biette bon
Eortage als Soai itmeiiter f1ngierte.
Ser Subilar tpurbe 1876 in Gacine
geboren, bollenoete feline Stuoien am
St.=Srancis-Seminar uno tpuroe am
%. sunni 1902 setpeibt.
Sein goIoenes 8rieIteriubilaum
feierte am borl. Sonntag Wlgr. So
iepb g. Seller, ber5eit Bfarrer Der
-Wattbaus=@emeinoe. gln Der
Seier beteiligten iib u. a. @eibbiidof
&oman sltfielifi lopie 5ablrei6e
Erieiter uno Sroensleute, oarunter
aud oie ebriu. S6peltern 90. Serome,
O.S.F, uno uno 90. Sioelio, O.S.F.,
BON ct. Srancis, beioe leibli6e
S6Deitern oes Subilars.
2a Gruie, @is. - anl4Bli6 iei=
mes 62iabrisen 8rieiteriubilGums
puroe Ser bo6p'ite Migr. 8eter
Bape, Sfarrer Ser St.=Soiepbs-&a-
tbeorale oabier, am Sonntosna6nit-
tag, %. SUM, bon ieiner @emeinoe
bel elmer offentli6en Seier geebrt.
Sieruno5wan5ig aiiiitenten baben in
Der langen amts5eit bon Wigr. Bape
unter ieiner 2eitl1ng in Ser Seeliorge
Ser &atbeoralgemeinoe getpirft uno
piele bon ibnen fanoen it6 5u ser iel-
tenen Seier perionli6 Elm ooer lan6=
ten 8liidtpuni6oepei6 i6en.
gismard, R.-9of. = gm "a. Weai
erteilte Der bo6ip'ite Sr. 8il6of Sod
gum erItennal Die beilige Brieitertpei-
be, namlif in ser ct. -Warien=Ibtei=
firde in &i6aroton. Die Brieitertpei-
be erbielten Die bo6tp. PIP. @ilfrib
Sponifolpifi O.S.B., unb 9obib
8olt O.S.B. - glm 2. sunni erteilte
gildof Sod in Ser St.-Soiepbs-&r~
DIE in 3idinlon 1pieoerum sic beilige
Brieiterueibe, biesmal 5lpei Neuprie-
Itern Ser 9io5eie 8ismard, nGnli6
Den bo6p. SS. Wi6ael &ranf unb
Sacob S6uma9er.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Nine Priority Groups
10 Rule Veterans
Entry 10 VA Hospital

Nine priority groups have been
set up by the Veterans Admins
tration for the admission of for
mer service personnel to hospitals
of that agency.
The divisions, based on statutes
establish an equitable rule gov
erning the use of vacant beds for
all persons eligible for admission
Emergency cases are excluded
from the groups, which follow:
1. War veterans and those who
served since June 81, 1850, with
service connected disabilities.
2. Peacetime veterans with ser
vice-connected or line of duty dis
charge disabilities.
3. Veterans whose hospitaliza-
ton has been requested by au-
thorized officials for observation
and examination purposes.
4. All veterans with service-con-
nected disabilities or line of duty
discharges currently hospitalized
by VA in a non-VA hospital, but
who have requested transfer to q
VA facility.
S. All veterans hospitalized for
treatment of non-service disabili-
ties. but whose transfer from one
hospital to another has been re-
quested by authorized officials for
medical reasons.
6. All veterans with compensa-
BILE service e-connected or line of
duty disabilities requiring hospit-
alization for non-service connect
ed disabilities.
Z. All veterans retired for physi-
cal disabilities. having no COM
penSable Service-connected dis
abilities and not discharged for
line Of duty disabilities. who re-
quire disqualification for nonser-
vice-connected disabilities.
8. Non-veterans whose hospital
iZation has been requested by au-
thorized officials. These, it was
explained, are veterans Of foreign
governments with which the
United States has reciprocal ar
rangements.
9. All veterans currently hos
pitalized in a VA hospital who
have requested transfer. for per-
Sonal reasons. to another institu-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Sportsmon, 81, Still Active

County Cork's candidate for
Fires oldest active sportsman Is
Tim Murphy, 81. who still turns
out regularly for weekly hunts Of
lthe Cork Otter Hounds.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
eushmon Finds Atom Ore

A veteran buShman who has
hunted kangaroos south of Dar-
win. Australia. for many years is
the discoverer Of q rich uranium
Geld IN that region.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Answer TO Fun With Figures.
Queens Guards Are Toll

The Grenadier Guards, a Brit
ish infantry company whose men,
bers average 6 feet, 334 inches in
height, has been named the
Queens Company.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
~ 90 TIN!
AX3$$szH@i4ill!res g!
oaSEsSSEoI RELANS@AHw
Bouncing Ball.

Bouncing Ball.
| We have a ball that when dropped will
bounce straight down and up in a vertica
line each time bouncing back one-hali
the previous height until It finally come:
is no ball like that but it makes q good
problem.
If the ball is originally dropped from
q height OF 40 feet. how far does the
ball travel until it finally comes to rest
on the ground?
Answer TO Fun With Figures.
The ball bounces the 4O-foot distance
only once; however, each Of the other dis
tances is covered twice. thus:
Forty feet down. 20 feet up and 20 feet
down. 10 feet up and 10 feet down. etc,
Or the total distance covered is: 4O+2x
20 TX 10 O+2X5+2X2R, etc, which
equals 40 + 40 + 20 + 10 + 5+2Is Nv r s.
t + IL etc; WHICH equals ll91l up to
is 119 27/32: to. the 11th term is
IL 80 $685. to the 18th term is
ically proven that the total distance which
the ball would travel will be 100 feet.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17

Farm Safety Contest. This ranked
this unit as one of the top four
chapters in the United States in
this contest.
The safety program consisted of
placing 208 red tags on safety haZ-
ards which were corrected, a safe
ty bulletin board in the class room,
checked the canning equipment in
the school canning center and
assisted with the school safety pro-
gram. Lloyd Cooper, 1852 gradu-
ate now serving in the U. S. Navy,
served as chairman of the Chapter
Safety Committee. William Loper,
chapter vice-president, accepted
the award for the chapter at the
National Convention.
Robert Biggs, a senior member
Of the Caesar Rodney Chapter, re-
ceived $4,000 as one of the re-
gional winners in the national farm
electrifcatiOn contest, ranking him
as one of the top four contestants
in the nation.
Donald Gehrmann, another mem
ber of the Caesar Rodney Chapter
is representing Delaware in the
112 piece National F. F. A. band
which is performing at the National
Convention.
The group was accompanied tt
the Kansas City Convention by
Horace E. Short, Chapter Adviser
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17

The Caesar Rodney Chapter of
the Future Farmers of America
has again won nationwide recogni-
ton at the National F. F. A. Con-
vention being held this week in
Kansas City, Missouri.
In the national chapter contest,
the chapter consisting of IS mem
bers under the direction of Horace
E. Short, was awarded it's fourth
consecutive gold emblem award.
This contest was open to the $500
chapters throughout the nation with
80 receiving the gold award, the
highest rank given by the National
F. F. A. Association.
The contest was judged upon
the chapters supervised practice
program, cooperative activities,
community service, leadership ac-
tivities, earnings and savings, con-
duct of meetings, scholarship and
recreation.
Wilson Reed is representing the
chapter at Kansas City and receiv-
ed the award for it. The Caesar
Rodney Chapter is the only Del
aware group to ever receive this
honor.
A second national award was
presented to the Caesar Rodney
group when it received $4,000 as
a regional winner in the Chapter
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
State Library Group
Will Meet Tomorrow
CONTINUED IRON Eirst pagOl

is chairman of the program COM
mittee. Miss Ruth Afford, president
of the d. L. A, will preside at the
meeting following luncheon at the
Dinner Bell.
The theme for the speaker and
exhibitor for the afternoon will be
"Know Your Delaware. Chesleigh
A. Bonine, professor emeritus of
Geology at Pennsylvania State Col
lege, will speak on the historical
background of the DeVries Project.
Mr.. BOnine has taken an active in
terest in the Archaeological Socie-
ty of Delaware and is chairman of
the DeVries project which is con-
Quoting explorations and excava-
tiOns near the present site of the
DeVries Monument with the hope
of finding evidence of the stockade
erected by the original Dutch
colony in 1881.
Orville II. Peets, a prominent
Delaware artist has also taken an
active part in the work of the
Archaeological Society of Delaware
since it's inception and will exhibit
some of his water cOlOrs These
paintings will illustrate details Of
some findings. M. Peets is espec-
tally interested in the study of In
dian culture as evidenced by the
local artifects which have been re-
covered through the eXcacatiOns.
Mr.. Peets is editor of the Associa-
tion's publican. The ArchaeolOg" g" .
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
NeUU Student Draft
Deferment Examination
To Start Dec. 4th
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demic year will end in January 1853
are total contribution of manpow-
er from Delaware for the armed
services to 2,27O.
The latest call emphasized the
growing concern of Delaware's
diminishing stockpile of eligible
draftees which, should the 2O-year- /
old ruling of the Selective Service
headquarters continue in effect,
will be depleted by next June or
July, Mr.. Troll said.
He expressed the opinion that the
next session of Congress will be
asked to change some of the re-
Quirements, possibly tightening up
on student deferments and making
married men with one child eligible
for selection.
Although the Selective Service
law permits drafting Of 10 year
olds, the national director has or
dered that quotas are to be filled
with 20 year Olds and upward. This
has resulted in larger draft quotas
for states where the supplies Of
the older men are heavier.
Mr.. Troll said the December
draftees will be inducted at the
Schuykill Arsenal. On Nov. %, a
total of 81 young men will be in
Quoted at the same place, making
up the November quota. On Oct q.
Induction proceedings will take
place for IS additional draftees.
The state director continued to
express concern with the number
of between 35 and 40 per
cent-for physical and mental rea-
sons.
He explained that the physical
and mental requirements today are
generally speaking, the same as
those existing in January 1945
when Selective Service was scrap
ing the bottom of the barrel", near
= the end of the World War II draft
"YOu can't convince me that our
boys were superior, physically OF
mentally, at that time than they
are today, and yet the number OF
reflections at present is consider
} ably higher" the7 state edirectOl
said.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
c. E. MuLhOLLGnd NeIU
Leader Of COOtieS
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Pilot (chaplainl but bounced
back a few minutes later to defeat
John Deeney in a contest for pill
Pusher" (surgeOn).
DR.. Robert Martin was an unani-
nous choice for historian, as was
Paul Duphily, for hospital chair
man, and Edgar Burlingame, for
trustee.
The three top officers-elect,
MulhOlland. Weller and Welch,
were appointed as a committee to
make arrangements for the install
latiOn ceremonies.
Prior to the election, five candi-
dates for COotie membership were
given the first or incubation" de-
gree; those receiving this degree
were: Charles G. Kicker, Dale L.
NOlen, Thomas Keegan, Louis Pack
and J. B. French.
In lieu of a regular meeting on
October 21st, Puptent No. will
stage its Annual Halloween Party,
with Coolies, CoOtiettes and others
attending. Newly elected puptent
officers will be installed the same
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
Scouts, Cubs To Aid
''Get Out Vote" Drive
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and leave on front door-knobs
Liberty Bell cut-onts urging all
citizens to vote. David S. Hugg,
Louis J. Pack and James F. Sale
van. representing organizations
currently sponsoring local pack or
troop, comprise a committee of
three named TO mobilize Milford
Scouts to distribute the Liberty
Bell vote reminders here.
Cub Scout and Boy Scout par
ticipation in the Get Out The
Vote" campaign is on a nOn-parti-
san basis and has been endorsed
by leaders of all major political
parties. The Scouts efforts to fur
ther the cause Of good citizenship
is sponsored jointly by the Boy
Scouts of America and Freedom
Foundation, Inc, and all Scouts
actively participating in the dis
tribution of the vote reminders" " ,
will receive medallions or pocket
pieces in recognition Of such parS
ticipatiOn.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
Fertilizer Supplies For
1858 Slightly Larger
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Phosphate supplies will be close
to the demand and potash supplies
should be enough to meet all re-
quirements.
Farmers are still being called
on to increase production. This in
crease is going to have to come
from better use of the land we now
have. That means using fertilizer
where you haven't used it, and us
ing fertilizer wisely. Don't apply it
if you don't need it. Have your soil
tested and get recommendations for
fertilization based on the soil test
results and the kind of crop you
grow. The soil testing service is
free to residents of the State of
Delaware. Call the County Exten-
sion Office at Georgetown for in
structiOns.