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Milford chronicle., 1956-04-27
Hope To Improve
English Courses

Plans are underway to SPONSOR
a revision of the English course
of study in the state of Delaware.
This was announced today follow
ing a recent meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the Delaware
Council of Teachers of English at
the Murphy School in Dover.
The initial steps toward a pro-
gram of improved English teach
ing will be taken this summer in
workshop at the University of
Delaware.
Each county chairman is cur
rently making a survey of the
local courses of study in English
now being offered in the various
districts of the state. Later, the
executive committee of the Della
ware Council of Teachers of Eng
lish, an affiliate of the National
Council of Teachers of English.
hopes TO act as a clearing house i'm
compiling promising practices in
English teaching
Delegates from many Delaware
schools will participate in the
summer workshop. and later will
lead in the organization of curricu-
lum projects in their respective
schools.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-27
News From Senator
j. Allen Frear

WASHINGTON, ID. G. ~ United
States Senator J. Allen Frear has
praised the role of the National
Guard both as Federal adjcnct
of national defense and for its
service in time of peace.
In his weekly statement devoted
to a discussion of Military Re-
serve Week currently being OBJ
served, Mr.. Frear strongly empha-
sized that the citizen soldiers of
the National Guard have contri-
buted immeasurably to the nations
welfare for three centuries. He
noted the distinguished record of
service compiled by units of the
Delaware National Guard and in
vited strong support for both the
air and ground units in their cur
rent recruitment program.
The Delaware Senator said he
was concerned over reports that
the function of the National Guard
might be altered because of new
defense planning. Said the Sena-
tor: Those who advocate either
replacing or integrating the Guard
Will IhC iCS uidl ItScING lOICSS Ol
the nation fail to take into account
its Importance as a unit of the
state as much as it is an arm of
the National Government. 1t
should be remembered that the
National Guard has provided the
bulk of our fighting troops at the
beginning of almost every national
emergency, that is, war. In addi-
ton, in times of disaster or inter
nal upheaval of civilian nature,
troops of the National Guard are
available and ready for service to
their respective states and COM
munities."
Senator Frear stressed that the
National Guard through its long
history has been developed to meet
varying requirements which arise
from time to time in the states
themselves and he called particu-
lar attention to the fact that the
Guard is basically dedicated to
service in the several states. "Sec-
ondly,' he said, ''the Guard func-
tions under the Federal Govern
mentsin times of crisis"
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-27
Treated Soybean Seed
Can Mean Better Stands

Chemical treatment Of soybean
seed before planting can often help
bring better stands and higher
yields, according to Henry Indyk,
University of Delaware agrono-
mist.
Experimental tests have shown
that chemical treatment of the
seed increases the termination
rate and stand survival of the
plants in the field, he said. This
is especially true where cool, moist
soil conditions cause the kind of
damping-off which frequently kills
young seedlings.
The recommended material to
use is Thiram (Arasan, Thiram
Dust, Indyk reports This chemi-
cal should be used at the rate of
two ounces (eight level table
spoonsfuD per bushel of seed.
Cost of the material for treating
enough seed to plant an acre is
only about 10 or II cents.
Soybeans can be treated very
easily in a barrel-type container
or any convenient tight drum, bar
rel or lard stand. First, fill the
container half full. Second, spread
2 ounces of the chemical dust per
bushel over the seed Then, close
the lid tight and rotate the con-
tainer for several minutes until
the seed is uniformly coated with
the chemical dust.
The slurry method for treating
soybeans also can be used where
slurry equipment is available.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-27

The tax burden Clocal, state and
federa) of the population of the
United States has grown faster
than the peoples ability to pro-
duce, a study by the National AS
sociation of Manufacturers reveals.
Since 1929 this burden has increas-
ed from about 10 per cent to about
25 per cent of the value of our
production. Put another way, on
the average, one days labor out
of four is now for the support of
government. compared to only one
day in ten in 1929.
Government receipts, no matter
how designated or how charged,
are taxes on the nations total out
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-27
The Tax Load NOU Takes About
One Days Earnings Out of
EUery -Four From Workers

put, the NAM said. This output
gross national products the final
market value of all the goods and
services produced by the people.
The tax on that output is, in the
last analysis, an assessment on
the peoples productive effort.
A temporary increase in the tax
burden to wage war is understand
able, the NAM study pointed out,
but the decrease in that burden
after World War ii was meager
and short-lived. The percentage
of gross national production now
being used to support government
al operations is again at wartime
levels.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-27

A feature of this statewide pro-
gram is the grass roots approach
being taken, allowing every Eng
lish teacher an opportunity to con-
tribute his own ideas and capa-
bilities.
Present at the planning meeting
i'm Dover were: John Royal, Sea-
ford, president of the Delaware
Council of Teachers of English:
Pat Shaner, Laurel: Miss Marjorie
Anderson, Friends School; Miss
Elizabeth Stetser, Warner Junior
High; Miss Dorothy Williams,
supervisor of English, Wilmington !;
Mrs Aline Ehinger, Dover; and
Professor George H. Henry, Uni
versity of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-27
TOWARD THE sCRAPHEAP

MANKATo, MINI. - up = Two
men arrested after they spent
many hours cutting up $4,000
bulldozer so they could sell it for
scrap. The earth moving machine
had been parked in field by
sand and gravel firm.
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zAPISN|K
Pete sjednice subotu poslie podne g. decembra 1866

Pete sJednce, subotu pose podne, g. decembra, 1855
Glavni dsjednk brat " T. Mandic otvara siednicu
sa pozdravon1 Prsuni svi odbo1nic casnici
Ma red dolaz pitanje dozvole poslovanja draw New
York.
krasc daje izvjestaj posjete nasih predstavnika
New York City Poom zvjestava po stom predmetu brat
Michael Grasha. Oba izveSta ia primaju do znana.
Po ptanju razvila opsirna ozbiljna rasprava
kojoj ucestvuu svi glavn odbo1nc mas pravn savet-
Mix brat Edward B. Servov On ca rezouciu DO pta
niu poprmlj jena ma Devetoj Konvenciji.
Ma osnovi rasprave j rezouciji doazi do jedno-
dusnog evanja te predlog bata Joseph Bella
podupro po brac Michael Grasha John j. Verbos prima
sedeci predog - Da glavni predsjednk, brat " l.
die nasim praynn savetnkom Izrsnim Odborom pro-
sljede nastojanem, da dobe New Yorku dozvola
posovanja smsu poprimjene rezoucije Devete
cije.
Mandc podnasa izvjesaj, da je Pittsburghu pod o.
kriljem Duquesne University Duquesne University Tam
burtzans pokrenut podhvat da narednog proeca pr
red edan nacionan Festival ranh narodnos glazba
MIA pies. tn svrhu obrati upravu H. B. "a
ednice da istom ucestvue te e mas Izsn Odbor
brao da predvodi hrvatsku grupu bracu: V. Mandca,
glavnog predsednika Franka Bradica uprayelia Pro-
svete Spota. Festival &c odrza meseca juna 1856
Hnic dae opsrni izvjesta, da takov naconaln Fe-
stva svake godine obdrzaje gradu Milwaukee, pod okr-
em International Institute dobrm uspjehom H1vatsku
grupu tom Festivalu predvodi "Hrvatska zena'
Vukelic izjavjuje ola e tn svrhu nasa organzacija
Western Pennsylvania Ujednjeni Odseci H. B. Zajednce
svoJoJ konferenc jednogasno zakuca da ucestvue
priprem ovog Naconalnog Festivala Pittsburghu te
izabrala svoa ri cana tai odbor da suradjuu iza
branim odbolom cd Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Mandic traI da Glavni Odbor tn syrhu odohr svotu
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govu slil1u ovdje donosimo, da ga
Jos jednom makar ma slici vide
rodbina, prijatelji clanovi HBz.
Pokojnik je bio jedan cd rijet-
XIII nasih Clarova svakom radu,
koji je vrsio razne odbornicke ca
sti u wise navrata Bio je odsjecni
predsjednik. a zadnjih par godina
predsjednik Nadzornog Odbora, ma
kojoj Gasti je umro. Bio je grad
ski vijecnik "a tri termina, odno-
sno ovo mu je bila dvanaesta 60
dina, a oval puta nije Sc niti ma
tjecao "a ponovne izbore. Bio je
Glanom Hrvatsko AmeriCkog So
cijalnog kluba, te je umro kao
podpredsjednik istoga, te pjevac-
kog zbora "Jadran" / wise amerit-
kin organizacija, u llojima je OBJ
nasao razne casti cd predsjednika
pa dole. JOS u starom krsju po
zanatu je bio kovaG, pa kad je do
sac ovdje kao mlad covjek poteo
je raditi "a ovdaSnju kompaniju
svoj nauceni zanat, tako da je
kroz kratko vrijeme postao mad
glednik cstao sve do svoje miro
vine.
BIO je blage naravi iskren pre-
ma svakome, te kao tvornicki rad
mix pomagao je mas narod koliko
ie to mogao, bilo to u pogledu po-
sla iii bio Gega drlgoga. Tako
isto Iiao gradsl1i vijecnik, najpri-
je je uvazivao prituZbe svoga ma
roda, pali zatim ostalih gradja-
ma. Svi su sc najradje MENU pri-
tuzivali, q sigurno cato sto je yjer-
no udovoljavao njihovim trazbina-
ma.
Rodjen je 1885. u mjestu Tovar-
mix, Srijem, Hrvatska. Pristupio je
u HBZ. 1906. ostao vjeran svojoj
organizaciji do zadnjeg casa svo-
ga zivota.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lo.eno pogrebnom zavodu naseg
tlana brata Polovina, gdje su ga
posjetili iskazali mu zadrju po-
cast clanovi prijatelji, te okitiii
njegov odar lijepim vijencn1a cvi-
jeta, medju kojima sc isticao i
kra,sni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zaGnje potasti.
Pogreb je obavljen po rimo-ka-
tolickom obredu, nakor toga.
njegovi mrtvi ostanci bill su pre-
dani majci zeriji ma vjecni poci-
max ma Mt. Olivet r. k. Groblju.
Nadgrobno slovo je odrzao odsje-
chi tajnik, dolje potpisani.
LA sebe je ostavio rastuzenu ST.
prugu Katarinu, sinove Rudolph l
Anthony. dvije snahe dvoje unu-
cadi, te nlnogo prijatelja.
Brate svarc, ma tvoj dobar rad
HBZ. mi ceno Sc dugo sjecati,
jer zbilja znao 81 cijeniti posti-
vati tn nasu najvecu hrvatsku i
Humanitarian ustanovu. Nella ii
bude vjecna slava, a tvojoj oza-
loscenoj supruzi, sinovira | osta-
!loj svojti nase iskreno saucesce.
Ivan Babit, tajnik.
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studena 1855. II svojoi najboljoj
muzevnoj dobi u s3-coj godini d.
vota.
Pokojni brat Jurai Padjan bio
je aktivan clan na$eg odsjeka kroz
punih 29 godina. Bio je dobar o.
tao, i died dobar Hrvat, obljub-
lien medju clanstvom syojoj
koloniji. Mrtvo tijelo pokojnika
bio je izlozeno u kapeli ma 1901
w. Chicago Ave. Sa sprovodom
upravljao je mas hrvatski pogreb-
mix, Josip Pavlak Sin.
Pokojnill je bio voljen i eijenjen
cd mnogobrojnih prijatelja, koji
posjetise njegov odar 1 okitise ga
sa mnogobrojnim vijencima, me-
dju kojima Sc je nalazio vijenac
dr7ustva 'Hrvatski Sinovi". u ST.
botu jutro u. studena, krenula
je zalosna povorka IL kapele do
Hrv. Kat. crkve Presveto Trojstvo
ma Throop ulici, gdje je obavljena
sluzba bozja. Nakon crkvenih OBJ
reda, otpremljeno je tijelo pokoj-
nika ma Resurrection Groblje, JUS
tice Park, Ill. ma vjecni pocinak.
Mad otvorenim grobom cd strane
odsjeka, oprostio Sc je sa pokoj-
nixon 1 izrekao nadgrobno slovo
brat Anton Bozic.
Pokojni brat Juraj Padjan, ro-
djen je 4. listopada 1898. u Hrvat-
skoj. U drustvo Hrvatski Sinovi
odsjek Is, pristupio je 1. veHate
1925. god. Pokojrik liza sebe ostav-
liza sina Nick, kGerlsu Marie Ko-
zin, unucad 1 snahu, zeta, l mno-
gobrojnu rodbinu staroj domo-
vini.
Dragi mas brate Juraj, lahka ii
bila zemlja, koja prekriva tijelo
tvoje, a dust tvojoj da svijetli vie
cna svijetlost. Tvojim milim dra-
gim koje liza sebe ostavljas. Ira
zujcmo nase iskreno sauGesGe.
John Majdak, predsjednik.
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ANDRO CHOPP

Detroit, Mich. - JOS Sc nije sle-
gla gruda zemlje ma grobu pokoj-
ne supruge sada isto naseg pokoj-
nog clana odsjeka 920 HBz., bra
ia Andre Chopp, pa eto kruta sud-
bina ugasila je njegov zivot Cd
udarca srca ma "a. novembra 1855.
Pokojni brat je rodjen godine
1883. u Selu Lokve, Gorski Kotar,
Hrvatska, odalfle je dosao Calu-
met, Mich. jos u mladim godina-
ma. Pristupio je drustvo "sveti
Rok" godine 1909, a godine 1922.
preselio Sc sa obitelji Detroit,
Mich, sdje je pristupio odsjek
"Sokol" sa Prestupnom Listinom.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnika bilo je
po.ozeno ma odar u posrebnor "a
vodu, te okiceno mnogobrojnim VIZ
jencima cvijeta, medju kojinna je
bio vijenac drustva "Sokol"
zadnju mu pocast Ma 26. noven1-
bra otpratismo nrtvo tije.o Hr-
vatsku Crkvu, gdje bijase odslu-
lena sveta misa po nasem obljub-
ljenom zupniku, Rev. Victor Ste
fanac. LA svete mise duga povor-
ka roda prjatelja krenula ma
Holy Sepulchre Groblje, gdje polo
zismo mrtvo tije,o pokojnika po-
kraj njegove supruge ma vjecni
pocinak.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja ras-
tuzenill sest sinova, dvije kceri
dvije sestre ovdje, u kraju diva
brata dvije sestre.
Tebi brate andre neka bude Ia
hka ova gruda zemlje, a tvojinl
milim dragim nase iskreno sa-
ucesGe.
j. Belian. iZyi.
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UMRLI CLANOVT III. BIZ
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 5. DO 13, JANUARA, 1853

| Martin Turic
2 Kata BartOlovic
) JakOV Car
20 Ann Bacic
~ Petar MarkusiC
125 John konsek
l44 NikOla RatOvic
175 Matt S.monic
222 Stjepan knezevic
1862 John Fafangel
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FRANJO SVARC

Aiiquippa, Pa Javljamo Ia
losnu vijest prijateljima clanstvl
HBz., da je odsiek 423 izg1ib:o IL
svoje sredine vrijednog i dugogo-
disnjeg tlana, brata Franju svarc,
lloji je nalon duze bolesti cd srca
pteminuo 6. noyembra 1855. Me
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JURAJ PADJAN

Chicago, iii. - Drustvo "Hrvat-
ski Sinovi". odsjek Is HBz. ovime
iavlja clanstvu odsjeka HBz. kao
prijateljima znancima zalosnu
West, da je neumoljiva smrt il
nase sredine opet uzela jednog do
brog dugogodisnjeg clana, brata
Juraj Padjan, koji je preminuo 8.
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SYJElI 6R0B0VI
- Nash draeih
Braee ! sssfara

435 PavaO Perlic
1888 Augustin Piskulic
J05 Julia kvaternik
508 Angel Evanoff
Jakob Bobocau
519 Maria Spelic
COZ Stjepan Buric
699 Jakov Bartuk
188 Janko Popovich
876 Anton Santic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

N a j b ol j a naobrazba ma
svijetu je ona, koja Sc po-
stize u borbi "a opstanak. -
w. Phillips. ..>
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Joseph Bella,

secretary
Nakon toga, podneseni privremen planovi Clan
sku Kampanju kroz godnu 1856
Krasich - nedavno minulm godinama Hrv. Brat
ska Zajednca imala e neobicne uspjehe svom canskm
kampanjama kao posedca svoe edinstvene kampanje
move canove odjejene odraslog clanstva Pomadak
Mi svi secamo vro uspesne kampane cd godine 1885,
kooj su glavn pobednici ima pravo ma placeno puto
Sanje Jugoslavu. Pred nekoiko godina, mi prove
jos jednu uspjesnu kampan}u k0joj smo pobjedncm9a
iii da scholarship" tipendju skolovanje) umje
sto toga. Pa onda godine vod kampanju po-
40godisnjce opstanka naseg Pomatka pobjedncna
pruzi priku, da budu delegat, iii poeasn delegat
Cette Konvencije Pomlatka odrzavane cd L. do f. JULIA
1858 godine Gary Indiana. ia b sada sugestrao da
opet vodimo kampanju ga clanstvo) kooj bi pruz
prku pobjedncma placeno putovanje Jugoslavu 60
dine 1856, pozva zanteresirane goste putnike da Mi
putuju preko Ma oval nacin mnog cd nasih cla
mog bi posetit syou prjasnju domovinu iii vdjeh
zemlu koje dosl nhov rodtel ia b predlozo Clan
sku kampanju koa b raala sedan mjeseci cd anuara
do 81 julia 1856 godine sugestrao da pobednici posete
Jugoslaviju mjesecu augustu 1856. godine.
Niksc - Ova sugestija vrlo n1nogo odusevliava
Ideja posett ugosavu vrlo e atraktvna privlacva
ia posve uverena, da &c mnogi htjet sudeovati
kampanj nastoja da dobiu placeno putovane ia tako
der osjecam da &c davanje prke gostina da puuju
pobjednicima pojaeati zanmanje "a kampanju. -
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Court Injunction Bans
Violence at Republic

FARMINGDALE, N. Y, Feb.
IA PA temporary injunction
was issued today to stop acts of
violence and mass picketing at
strike-bound Long Island plants
OF the Republic Aviation Corp.
/ State Supreme Court Justice
Edgar J. Nathan, jr.. granted the
injunction on application Of the
corporation.
/ He took the action only hours
after renewed fighting broke out
between pickets and nonstrikers
seeking to get to work by using
| a Long Island railroad train
which stops close to a plant
gate. Fourteen persons were ar
rested and a policeman injured.
About 200 pickets were on duty.
There have been scores of in
juries and more than 100 arrests
since the walkout began six days
ago with demands for higher
wages and other benefits.
The injunction. issued against
Lodge 1897. International Asso-
citation of Machinists, forbids
Ipickets from interfering with
anyone entering or leaving COM
pany premises or with damaging
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Monthly Report Shows
Associations, Growth

The 81 member associations Of
the District Savings and Loan
League had savings and borrow
ing accounts Of 366,007 persons
on January 81, compared with
336.339 q year earlier. Secretary
r. Wilson Camp reported.
New records on January 81
compared with the same figures
q year ago as follows Tin thou
sands:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-24
ADVERTISEMENT

GOOD NEWS! From the
Mission Friday, February "A,
1856. No. 3.
The Central Union Mission
OF the Churches" at GA g st..
NV, is a spiritual and eco
nornic asset to the Washington
community.
At the recent list annual
meeting Of the mission, the Rev.
Herbert z. Eberhardt, superin-
tendent, reported that in the
1855 fiscal year the institution
had provided 102,12l free meals
and 48,028 free lodgings, and
conducted $50 meetings with
e44 professed conversions.
Speaking Of meetings, some
Is religious groups will conduct
evening chapel services at the
mission in March. They will
include Bible Glasses, laymen's
groups and other organiza-
lions.
"Inasmuch ~ ye have done
II unto the least Of these, my
brethren ye have done u unto
me-"
Watch this space next Friday
for another "Good News" flashl
Listen TO the Missions "Hour
Of Power" Sundays at 1885
am. on WfAL.
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CHICAGO LIVEsTocK

CHICAGO. Feb. ~ N tUsDA).---
salsble hogs $500: fairly active. mostly
around % lower on butchers, some
sales around ESQ lbs. and heavier only
weak to 2.25 lower: sows weak 70 mostly
Sso. fss Sd nass Z S.i e several s
lots, Nos. I and g 200-225 lbs. sorted
for weight and grade 1t 1928; most
soo. ana A. 2. aSes az ies;: @,ii as;
l350-6o0-ib. soWs. u.s. 4 90; few under
800 lbs, to LILY; good clearance.
6alable cattle 500; salable calves 100:
nominsly steady to weak. few loads
beins he'd for next Mondays market
cows somewhat irreetlAr. averaeing
steady. spots strong on high utility and
commercial eovsi Gamers dull and
weak; bulls weak to % lower and mostly
90 lover for two days: vealers about
steady; stockers and feeders nominaily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-24
Talbot Added to Board
OF Potomac Electric

Philip M. Talbot. senior vice
president OF Woodward d Lo-
throp. was elected q director OF
Potomac Electric Power Co. at
Q board meeting yesterday.
President r. Roy Dunn an
nounced.
Mr.. Talbot has been q leader
In both the Washington Board
Of Trade and the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association for
years and is serving as president
of the National Retail Dry Goods
Association for a second year.
PEPCO directors declared Q
common dividend Of 27lz cents
q share. compared with Is cents
paid previously. raising the an
nual rate to $l.10 a share from
81. The latest dividend will be
payable March 81 to holders Of
record March Z.