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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
koncert pies u younqsfownu z. nov.

Youngstown Ohio - canovi "Svetog Jura" odsjeka
bro 66 HB.Z njegovo gnegdo Pomlatka broj 3O9 "a
jednch prireduju koncert plesnu zabavu nedjelju g.
novembra 1885, Hrvatskom Domu 1912 West Federal
Street.
Koncert &c pocet tocno sata posle podne, istog
ce izvadjah glasovt oladnski tanaburas zbor Soaa'
njegov Kolo plesaci il Farrell, Pa
Vec je mnogo re6eno pisano 0 ovm madim taenti-
ranim umjetncma, ali nikada NINA mole reci pre-
mnogo er svah put kad iii vdite uvjek neso novog ma
ucite.
Mislim da ne potrebno rec da'se spla putovat mno-
go mnogo milja "a doci njih vidjet
Poslije koncerta bi &c plesna zabavs koju ao-
djer svirat Ganovi "Sloge".
"a prsutne, clanove gose pratelie b Ge dostaI
tecne hrane osvjezujuceg plea.
Zato sv dodte nauzijete ijepog glazbenog pro-
grama kojeg &c izvadai dvna omadna il Farrela u
nedjelju, 2. novembra
Da ste zdravo dobro dosli!
Violet Flask, uprayiteljica gnijezda broj 3o9
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

digne aktivnost svojih od-
sjeka. U tom nastojanju tre-
ba da slozno i jednodusno ra-
di clanstvo sa svojim odborom
i cak da ga potice ma rad.
(Vidi uvodnik New York;.
Skoro dolaze godisnje sled
nice odsjeka pax u vrijeme
tr e b a domisljati i stvarati
plan "a godisnju sjednicu i "a
program naredne godine. Vo-
die odsjeka / clanstvo u New
Yorku treba da ozbiljno te
stvari uzmu u obzir.
Medjutim, naredne godine
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica
slavi svoj 65-godisnji rodjen-
dan. Oval - Dijamantni Ju-
bilej - treba da sto bolje
proslavi nase clanstvo u dr.
zavi New York sa svojim pri-
redbama. u tn svrhu bilo bi
umjesno, da u naseobinama i
okruzima, gdje postoji wise
nasih odsjeka i gnijezda, da
sc svi sloze i da zajednicki
prirede jednu dostojnu pro-
slavu. U tom radu kao i u
swim aktivnostima Zajednica
&c i'm dolaziti u susret.
Nasi clanovi u New Yorku
citaju prate Zajednicar, pax
su informirani i upuceni 0 ak
tivnostima nasega clanstva i
odsjeka po drugim naseobina-
ma. U te aktivnosti trebali bi
Sc i oni ugledati. ..
U svom radu nastojanju
"a razvitak aktivnosti u tu-
macenju opce narodne "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

grade, naime, dollar "a svaku
tockicu, k olik o je koji pri-
vredio u kampanji.
Prolazeci kroz nasu Pocas-,
nu Listu zaista vrijednih gra-
ditelja Zajednice samo po Sc
bi Sc namece pitanje, kako bi
veliki .uspjeh polucili kad bi
umjesto III imali aktivnih
LII clana u kampanji. "a
ista bi sc imali cine podiciti
ne samo u uspjehu kampanje,
nego sa tolikim brojem nasih
aktivista, koji "a svoju "a
jednicu rade i zalazu sc.
Zajednica ina pr o 600
odsjeka svaki odsjek trebao
bi biti aktivan u kampanji.
Uzmimo naSe tajnike, kojima
je ipak u duznosti da 1.-Two ra-
de ma dobivanju novoga Clan
stva il razloga sto i'm Sc pla-
ca posebna godisnja nagrada
ako odrze j ako povise broj
svoga clanstva. Povrh toga
tajnik dobiva koncem godine
nagradu Cd 50 cent? "a sva-
kog clana u odsjeku. Ako i
kom, tajniku je zaista vrijed-
no da radi "a jacanje svoga
odsjeka.
Slicno tajnicima dobivaju
obje nagrade upravitelji i u
praviteljice gnijezda Pomlad-
ka. Pa kad bi sc owe snage
slozile i zajednicki zivlje ra-
dill, polucili bi veliki uspjeh
u kampanji "a sebe s nagra-
DANA.
Domisljajte o ovome - Sc
sire braco.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
vAzNA 0P0MENA 0NIMA|
K0JI NAM SALjU 0bJAvE|

NaA clanOvi odsjecni 3D.
boFnid salju nam objave n
svoje pilmike, zabave pro-
slave, Ito je ma svom mjestu.
M takove objave donosimo !
- druge nase narodne or
gani.acije. Ali medju raxnim
objavama dobivamo I takove,
q ko1ma Sc oglasivs Gard /
Bunoo Party, kao I Bingo
Eo I slicno, a ven 6ega %
daju / novcane nagrade.
Ovo posljednje 30 kosl %
po8tanslkim zakonimR Sjoh-
njenih Drzavs, . mislimo d
j lsto taAo l n Kanah
8 drugim ri5e6ima owe stvazi
- nesmiju oglasivsM kroz O.
% novine, koje idu 8 postan-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
;3, 800, 400 move osiguracije 1926 clanova
CARD PARTY U ETNA, PA.

Odlicna aktivna organi-
zacija Ladies Auxiliary Gro
attain Center priredjuje sada
u petak vece, II. oktobra -
Card Party. - Ova zabava &c
sc odrzati u Hrvatskoj Dvo-
rani odsjeka broj 4, 80 Grant
Ave-, Etna, Pa. Pocetak "a
bave jest $50 sati ma vece.
Ovime Sc pozivlje sve cla-
nice owe organizacije, prija-
teljice prijatelje da dodju u
vrijeme ma - Card Party.
Marie Sekel
Rad mas oslobadja cd tri
velika Fla - dosade, opacine,
i siromaStva. - VOltaire
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
THE SCULPTURE OF IVAN MESTR0vIC
(kiparska dieIa Ivana MeStrovifa)

Kad je Ivan Mestrovic postao profesorom Unverzi
etu Syracuse N Y univerzitet je objavio ednu kngu
(monografju engeskom jezku pod gornjim naslovom
Predgovor je napisao prof. Norman l.. Rice, knjga
sadrA krath zvotops profesora Mesrovca ko e po
seb neobcno nteresanan e 158 prekasnh snmaka foto
grafa Mestrovcevh djela Knga je velicine 10 II pa
laca vezana je platnenim koricama.
Ne bi smjelo bt nijednog Hrvata, nj Amerkanca hr-
vatskog porekla koji knjge koju svako moze
ponosom pokazivati svom americkim prateljima,
ze i'm ju iso tako ponosno poonit Oni &c dar uvelke
cjent cuvat il kolena koljeno kao vrednu bastinu.
Univerzitet Syracusi ina jos nekoliko tih knjga
mi so 81 osgurali da in prvom redu mozemo ponuudt
Hrvatima. Cijena je $3.50 postarina ukljucena.
Da budete sigurni da cete dobt svoj primerak 3D.
lazite narucbom posalje narudzbu cekom Pavle
D. Ostovic, Station B, - r. o. Box 455 Montreal r. o.
Canada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

a trojica medju NINA postig-'
Ii glavnu nagradu, svakako j.
made takovih, koji su stek-
Ii dovoljno iskustva, da bi
mogli, kad bi htjeli, prijaviti
Sc "a privremeno iii "a stalno
vrijeme "a Field-Mene. PRIZE
smo rekli, da bi nasi iskusni
clanovi trebali posvetiti svo-
je slobodno vrijeme = week
end - upisivanju clanova !
osiguracije "a Zajednicu. Oni
bi mogli prosiriti svoie polje
rade, ne samo u svojem mje-
stu, vec organizirati, da bi
mogli krajem tjedna poci u
susjedna mjesta u tom poslu.
Svakako u takovom podhvatu
Zajednica bi i'm mogla i tre-
bala doci u susret ma osnovi
njihova rada / uspjeha sa po-
visicom nagrada iii "a putne
troSkove, ali prize bi trebali
da to dogovorno urede sa u
pravom.
u devet mjeseci kampanje
dobili smo djece i odraslih
4,325 noyih clanova. Ujednn
$500, 10000 move zivotne 0.
siguracije. U svemu je, dak-
le, upisano "a devet mjeseci
blizo cetiri milijuna dolara no
We zivotne osiguracije. To je
ipak jedan lijep napredak
8 novim clanstvom i sa no.
vom osigurninom.
Oval lijepi uspjeh u kam-
panji polucili su nasi vrijedni
i pozrtvovni clanovi - sarno
= njih III ma broju. I ovim
clanovima &c Zajednica ispla-
It'll dosta veliku svotu "a ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
NAST0JM0 RAzV|T| AKT|VN0STI K0D
NASEG CLANSTYA U DRAW new YORK

sugasju mogucnost pod okolnostima kakove jesu
pak moze mnogo toga ucniti medju nasm canstvom
drzav New York Danas uvjeti daleko bolj sto
bill pred deset wise godna Kroz to vreme mnogo oga
zmjenilo poboljsao uopce ovoj zemlji pax drzavi
New York odbor vodstvo nash odseka treba da ozbno
domislja da poduzme potrebno moguee da razva
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
uJEPI USPJEH CLANSkE kAMPANJE
U SEPTEMBRU N0VIH q GRADITELJA

Nasa canska kampanja odvija sve bolje. proslom
mjesecu septebru dobi % novh gradelja, ko kra
nasu pocasnu listu Cd prize imal 49, sada je
ukupno ILL., Dake nasa sta vijednh canova clanica
ipak mnoz, iako onoj mjen kako bi mogla trebaa.
Cd ovh III aktivnih clanica clanova kampanji ko-
il deve mjeseci kampane postgli so wise tockca,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

Ma slici odicni hrvatsi pjevaGki zbor "Jadran" IL
Aliquippa, Pa, kako je nastupio programu Hrvat
skog ajednicarskog Dana, ~. JULIA 1885, dakle ovoga
jeta Croatian Center "Jadran" je bio pryi mas PIE
vacki zbor, koj je najprv pjevao novoj iepoj
HkOj p0z0rnci Cr0atian Centra.
Mas "Jadran" otvorio je program Hrvatskog Ia
Jedncarskog Dana pjevanjem narodnih himni - ame-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
Centra|ni Prosvjetni 0dbor odsjeka
hbz U Detroitu "a SkoIske teCaieve

Detroit, Mich. - U suglasju ranijeg zakucka Central
nj Prosvetn Odbor odseka Hvatske Bratske Zajednce
mesu resio e da odrz skole ecajeva odbonike
odsjeka interesirano clanstvo, to subotu nedeu,
dine rs &C. stopada (otobra) 1858 Te6ajevi &c odr
zati Hrvatskom Narodnom Domu 1921 East McNchols
Road, Detroit.
Ia Cenraln Prosvjetni Odbor - Adam SudetiG, anik.
Napomena. - U sugasnom dogovoru Centralnm
Prosvjetnim Odborom Izvrsni Odbor rjeso da te
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

riGku hrvatsku to e divno zveo nekoliko hrvat
slih pjesama time uzvecao program nase velike
narodne Slave. "Jadranu" posebice kao zboru swim
pjeva6ima pjevaGcama odbor Ujedinjenih Odsjeka
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice srda6no zahvaljuje
ovom nastupu ucestvovanju programu bez ikakove
naplate, dae, dobrovolno sto e hjepi rodoubn gest
Srdatna hvala "Jadranu"! - Philip Vukeich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

zene mrze ljubomornog
muskarca, koga one ne lube,
ali srdi i'll, kad muskarac, ko-
ga one lube, nije ljubomoran.
-LEnclOS
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

skim kanalima, q mediu tako-
vima je | mas slu3beni organ
"Zajehicar".
Stoga mOnmo sve 1an0ve I
odbornike naSih odsje mo
| gnijezda Pomlatlra l drug1h
na1ih narodnih organizacija,
koH nam salju ovalzve I slH-
No objave da ovo uvaxe. Oh
javo Sc mogu slati, all q n1-
ma netreba reG sto 70 - so
m takvim xabavama imaA.
Dosta je reG da Ge % maA
0bavni party 8 kavom, ho-
la6hna I drugim zanimljivim
razonodama. - UredniStvo.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
Coolies, COOtiettes
Entertain Riddles

Recently, the Coolies and Cooti-
cites entertained ten children from
the Governor Bacon Health Center
and four counselors.
The Coolies travelled to the CEN
ter to bring the children to the
Blue Hen Memorial Park on Haven
Lake. Upon arrival, lunch was
served by the ladies with John
Denney and Harry Hill acting as
the chefs and cooking hamburgers.
During the afternoon, boat riding
on beautiful Haven Lake was en-
joyed by the children. Courtland
Clarke furnished the boat. Swim
ming was also enjoyed by the chill
dren. The children also enjoyed the
goodies from the concession. Late
in the afternoon a hot dog roast
was enjoyed before the trip back
to the center.
The Coolies, all active, members
of Blue Hen Post No. 6483, main
interest is doing hospital work for
the Veterans and their families,
children and aged in State Institu-
tions and relief work. They, the
Coolies, take an active part in
Community Service work FOR the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
There were fifteen Coolies and
twelve Cootiettes to participate.
Pres Cannon and Hilda Cannon
were co-chairmen for this affair.
Commander Silicota of the Ameri-
can Legion also attended the days
outing.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01

Near Malta are two British colo
nies of which little is heard. One
is the island of Coco, 27 square
miles, and the other is Comino, one
square mile.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
Haskell Urges Help
For Nations Aged

CONTINUED from page one)
spending and irresponsible tax
cuts the savings of every older
American would have been sharp
ly and tragically reduced" Mr..
Haskell told the House.
Statistics
He cited statistics to show that
in the six years prior to the Eisen-
hover administration, the cost of
living increased IL per cent, but
has increased only eight per cent
since the COP took over five years
ago.
The problems confronted by
many of our older citizens are
serious and deserve concern and
action. Mr. Haskell said. He said
the administration has m d e
great advances" in this field in
such general programs as insur-
ance and pensions, Improvements
in social security, a stronger voca-
tional rehabilitation program, in
creased tax exemptions for older
persons, new housing assistance,
and medical research.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
Bay Resorts Plan
For August, Sept,
Continued from page one)

4
The Rehoboth Art League will
hold its annual Cottage Tour of
Art, August and Z, with paintings
of contemporary artists hung IL
| twelve private homes and in the
| two studios of the Art League in
| Henlopen Acres. Tour hours will
be between and p. m. both days.
From August 9 to 81, there will be
special exhibitions of art on dis
play in Rehoboth Art League stu
dios. Mrs. ]. Caleb B0ggs, wife of
the Governor of Delaware. will
serve as a co-chairman for the
Cottage Tours.
An Artist Costume Ball, a bene-
fit affair staged annually at the
Rehoboth Country Club, will be
held August Is.
Indications are that a record
number of entries will compete for
championship honors in the 14th
Annual Rehoboth Beach Ocean
Swim Races, August 1928. Accord
ing to Col. c. B. Shaffer of the Re
hoboth Beach Recreation Club, ten
events will be staged during the
twO-day meet. These events include
220-440-8S0-yard and mile events,
for men and for women, plus two
S80-yard events open only to Del
aware residents; Delaware State
championship honors will be at
stake in these latter events, while
winners of races, other than those
limited to Delaware residents, will
be accorded recognition as South
Atlantic A.A.U. champions.
The popular teen age hops, held
each Wednesday evening on the
concrete plaza at the foot of Reho-
both Avenue, are being continued
through the remainder of the sum-
mer season.
Over dt Oak Orchard, the Indian
River Yacht Club is now compIet-
ing plans for an InVitational Re-
gatta to be held August 80 and 81.
This event, which is sanctioned by
the Chesapeake Bay Racing Asso-
citation, annually attracts 25 to 80
Lightning Glass entries from clubs
in Delaware, Maryland, District of
Columbia, Virginia and New Jer-
sey.
Two races are scheduled for Sat-
urday, August 80 and a third race
is scheduled for the 31st. A cock
tail party, dinner and dance az the
Indian River Yacht Club will fol-
low the August 80 races and the
Sunday event will be followed by a
Crab Feast and the awarding of
trophies.
Lewes will also offer special late
season attractions, including band
concerts, boat races and swim
meets. Races, sponsored by the
Lewes Yacht Club, will be held in
the Delaware Bay off Lewes Beach
each Sunday beginning at , D. m.
Plans for band concerts and for a
Labor Day swim meet are now be-
ing made and will be announced
in the near future.
Special events planned for the
Delaware resorts are, of course, in
addition to the +. unusually fine
swimming and fishing that is to
be had ia Delaware's coastal and
inland waters during August and
September, advises the Delaware
State Development Department.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
Sussex County
Registration Fight
DrGIUs COP RebuttGL

CONTINUED from page one)
elections, judges of elections, and
clerks of elections are not due and
payable until November, 1853, and,
therefore. there is no reason to be-
lieve that these officials who are
charged with conducting the regis
trations and the general election
on November 4, 1858, can expect or
by statute, be paid prior to No
vember, 1858.
Therefore, those irresponsible
Democrat sources who alleged that
no registration will take place in
Sussex County on August will
find they and they alone carry the
full responsibility for the failure
to conduct such registration.
1T is not only apparent to DEM
ocratic election officials but also
to the citizens in Sussex County,
that there is currently. pending in
the Superior Court of the State of
Delaware, in and for Sussex Coun-
ty, certain litigation to determine
the validity of the presently con-
trolled Democrat Department of
Elections, and it is we'll known
that it is only the Superior Court
that can decide that question and
We officials of this state must
await and abide by the decisions
of that court"
Mr.. Wilkins had alleged that no
bills were being paid by the state
officials and that there was, there
fore, no money available for regis
tration on Saturday. On Saturday
the second of the three general
registration days before the No
vember election will be held.
There is a dispute between DEM
ocrats and Republicans in Sussex
County as to which side controls
the Department of Elections there.
1t came about because of a dis
agreement over the membership.
This in turn was inspired by an
appointment to the department
made by the Governor but not con-
firmed by the General Assembly.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
Milford Will Get
$50, 1906 In State
Funds Under The LGIU

Continued from page one)
$16,712.13, streets $46,452.05, total
s63, ,164.I7. Pennington pop, $303.47,
streets $334.67, total $638.14. Fell
ton pop. $1,221.92. streets $4,484.56,
total $5,706.48. Frederick pop. ST.
S1274, streets $2B44.s9, total $4,-
657.43.
Harrington pop. $6,O18.3O, streets
SIS, 1852, total $25,194.82. Hartly
pop. s373.29, streets S83.67, total
S456.96. Houston pop. $891.60,
streets $2,44308, total S3,334.68.
Kenton pop. S566.65, streets ST.
255.O1, total $1,821.66. Leipsic pop.
$679.44, streets S1,372.13, total ST.
051.58.
Little Creek pop. s714.35, streets
$66.93, total $781.2S. Magnolia pop.
$555.91, streets $21754, total
S773.45. Smyrna pop. $6,3OO.28,
streets $16,984.45, total $23, 3,284.73.
Viola pop. $359.S6, streets $686.07,
total $1,045.93. Woodside pop.
$421.63, streets $619.14, total ST.
O4O.7 Wyoming pop. $2,446.53,
streets s4,467.83, total $6,914.S6.
Distribution fer towns in Sussex
County, showing both amount for
population and amount for streets,
vii. be as follows:
Bethany Beach pop. $51O.25,
streets $5,60670, total $6,115.95.
Bethel pop. $627.78, streets ST.
1885, total $2,9O313. Blades pop.
$2,113.S9, streets $5,438.37, total
$7,557.26. Bridgeville pop. $3,942.37,
streets $11,261.5O, total $15,203.97.
Dagsboro pop. $1,272.95, streets ST.
928.35, total $5,918.12.
Delmar pop. $2,725.S2, streets
$8,115.72, total $10,S41.54. Glendale
pop. $S62.06, streets $5,42164, to-
tai $6,283.70. Fenwick Island pop.
$1,184.32, streets $4,066.23, total
$5,250.55. Frankford pop. $1,65161,
streets $4,350.70, total $6,002.31
Georgetown pop. $5,16429, streets
$22,121.01, total $27,2S5.9O.
Greenwood pop. $2,OO3.41, streets
$7,312.52, total $9,315.93. Laurel
pop. $7,250.96, streets 15,378.O4,
total $22,629.00 Lewes pop. ST.
1881, streets $24,4SO.53, total $32,
229.64. Millsboro pop. $1,262.2O,
streets $6,375.44. Millville pop.
S725.10, streets nothing, total
$725.le
Milton pop. S3,547.6O, streets
$11,228.14, total $14,775.74. Ocean
View pop. $1,20S.45, streets &c.
275.O4, total S7,4S3.53. Rehoboth
pop. $4,S17.66, streets $24,387.36,
total $29,215.22. Seaford pop. S.
290.26, streets $24, 4,414.O9, total $32,-
704.35. Selbyville pop. $2,916.50,
streets $9,253.6O, total $12,17O.10.
Slaughter Beach pop. $228.27,
streets $568.94, total $79721.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
State viii Get SI2,575,94
In Road Funds
Continued from page onel

continued from page one)
roads and s461, ,S21 for urban high
ways.
Weeks said the national appor-
tionment represents gain of
$500 million and six months time
over the original timetable set
in 1856 when Congress voted to
speed up highway building to keep
pace with the vast increase in mo-
tor traffic.
Under the 1856 act, only SIG
billion would have been available
for the superhighway program in
the 1860 fiscal year, and that not
until December, 1859, under the
pay-as- -you-go gasoline tax system
established to finance the program.
The pay-as-you-go provision was
suspended last April as an anti
recession measure.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
AG. Scientists Work
Toward Better World
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suggest that better living lies
ahead for everyone in the form OF
higher quality food products, pro-
duced more efficiently and process
sed and marketed in such way
as to preserve as much of the orig
inal flavor and nutritional value
as possible.
The Field Day will be held at
the UniVersity's agricultural sub
station division farm about five
miles southwest of Georgetown on
route 2S-the GeoTgetuwn-Laurel
Road. 1t will feature experiments
in poultry, field crops, vegetables
and fruit production.
Substation personnel are making
it possible for visitors to actually
go out onto experimental plots to
see results of the research first
hand. Special buses will take peo-
pie to plots where such problems
are being tackled as control of nut
grass in potatoes; tomato and
cantaloupe breeding; field trials OF
new varieties of potatoes and wa
termelons; tomato spacing; new
crops, including banana squash;
experiments with color in apples;
insect and disease control on vege-
tables, fruit and field crops; soil
fertility and several new and diff
ferent aspects of production of
forage, corn and soybeans.
A newly constructed brOiler
house with a number of unique fea-
lures to test and improve broiler
management practices is expected
to attract broiler producers in
large numbers. Among the tests
to be made in the house are COM
parisons of central heating VS.. in
dividual stoves. The house contains
no windows and has hinged con-
tinuous side panels and continuous
cave and ridge ventilators that per-
nit up to 80 per cent total yentila-
ton in summer.
Poultry nutrition, effects of hui
midity and temperature on growth,
floor space, pen size and disease
control are other subjects to be
covered that will be of interest to
broiler producers.
A handmade crafts exhibit will
be on display for homemaker in
terest anu craft demonstrations
will be given at intervals through
out the s.S d.y by members of the
Sussex Home Demonstration Clubs.
A fried "Delmarvelous" chicken
lunch. a welcome by Dean George
M. Worrilow of the School of Agri-
culture, a market hog grading con-
test, a sheen exhibit with Miss Bo
Peep of 1858 and a free water
melon treat are other attractions
scheduled for the day.
Special invitations are being ex-
tended to the general public to at
tend the field day as well as farm
families. The idea is to give more
people an opportunity to learn
more about the vital Job of farm
research-science applied to agri-
culture that brings about better
living for everyone.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
Marketing Quotas
Favored By Farmers
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nounced June q on the basis of
a preliminary total of 19S.210 votes.
Because wheat marketing quo
tas proclaimed by the Secretary
of Agriculture last March are ef-
fective on approval by two-thirds
or more of farmers voting in a
referendum. marketing quotas will
be in effect for the 1859 wheat
crop.
The vote in the 1859 referendum
marks the eighth time farmers
have voted favOrably on market
ing quotas for wheat They ap-
proved quotas for the 1941 crop
by an 81 percent vote, the 1912
crop by 824 percent, the 1854
crop by 872 percent, the 1856 crop
by 1873 percent, the 1856 crop by
77.3 percent, the 1857 crop by S7.4
percent, and the 1853 crop by 86.2
percent.
Delaware voted 119 for and 16
against for a percentage of S8.1.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-01
VALUE OF A DIPLOMA

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - [P) II
The Springfield Education Associ-
alton has translated the vulue of a
nigh school diploma into dollars
and cents.
High school graduation COM
pletes a 13-year program that cost
the taxpayers about $4,000 per stu
dent, the teachers professional or
ganization sid.
The high school graduate has
estimated lifetime earnings of
$lS9,O00, compared with that of
$4,000 for a person Of limited
schooling, the SEA said, adding
The high school graduate will
earn and spend 25 times the IS, 900
invested in his education"