Portland Press Herald (Newspaper) - September 14, 1947, Portland, Maine Hub Milkshed Price Jumps A Cwt For August Deliveries Boston Sept 13 In the Boston Kill receive a price of 70 a hundred weight Tor 1.7 per during August to plants In the mile tone a Jump of 62 cents over July the Federal Milk Market Uon announced tonight The price for August Is 64 cents the August 1948 figure in the Boston dropped about 13 per cent from July to August administration an- but was running about II per cent a ago Rising cream prices the ment added Is bringing producers In- creased returns for high trst milk The differential for August to 88 cents as compared with 85 cents In July and 7 0 cents In June QUICK STARTING IN COLD WEATHER for the engine hi your CAR TRUCK TRACTOR OR DIESEL EQUIPMENT With th RED BALL HEATER For Information GATES PIPE TANK CORP C hi DISTRIBUTORS WANTED Portland Sunday Telegram And 14 1947 PRESS EXPRESS STATE-WIDE NEWS it broadcast daily 1 over at 7.15 a m 7.50 a m 12 Noon 11.50 a 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finds the people engaged In ful slaughter of hated minorities sparing not even children women the aged or the Infirm In India Sikhs with the aid of Hindus have gono on the warpath intent upon killing every Mohammedan who to leave the country In Pakistan Mohammedan war parties are waging a compilable fight against the Sikhs nnd Hindus Behind It all Is n background of years of militant religious propaganda Less the desire of the and small-time local leaders to grab the properties and jobs of scourged mi- Independence Hailed A month ago the coming of In the subcontinent was hailed as the dawn of a bright new era for two countries whose destinies were In the hands of their peoples The people have gloried in the thought that they no longer were subject and shouted acclaim for their leaders the Hindus for Pandit the Moslems for Mohamed All In turn their leaders told them to bury their old prejudices and work and build to bring the two dominions to the forefront m the family of tions Relinquishing the post of vice- roy Lord Mountbatten was hailed with emotion as a sincere man whose dom and tact made freedom possible It all sounded Inspiring and aged the hope that communal strife might be an end Within a week I In the Jab a fertile land of plenty which the Independence split between India Government Pledges Sell To Protect Minority Rights Appeals To People and Pakistan There I which I would have believed could oc cur only In nightmares I learned lhal at the hoi of independence armed hands and Hindu In Indian Pun I a and Moslems In Punjab wci roving the in u of Killing I saw the bodies nf w to bits mid bnbn I saw o persons of u ages roasted alive I saw that sometimes the military and 11 police had been guilty of the murderous mobs wer with suppressing Horrors Krupt When I returned lo Hi of tRe s oil esl erupted comparable to those nt the Tun In though on a smaller s ale Heie SIR and Hindu were hunt Ing down Mn and women t children were among the mobs for blood the lound the loo in mai Instances and burned their It tin I snw the bodies Here we gathered mid reports of rouble like ap evil rash elsewhere m I he sub continent while national lende desperately pleaded for a cessation i these depraved crimes Both governments have been able i pour troops into the trouble but not before the ha achieved their II minorities Into The evacuation of Sikhs Hindi from the Pakistan areas Find of th Moslems from India now is In the millions Both government are marshaling their Inadequate re sources to help a migration earlier had said should neier bi allowed to happen In miserable columns afoot and In every Imaginable kind of re are streaming toward nn unrer aln life across borders Most of then do not know where will settle rtost of them live In filthy camps with little or no shelter starvation ra tions and Insufficient water GIVEN KIWANIS H Cape Elizabeth right receives a scroll for outstanding leadership attaining the membership goal for the Portland Club for the first half of 1947 from Everett P retiring district governor annual convention of the New England District of International at Poland Spring Roads Funds Issue Raises Dilemma Continued One It was to secure revenue fo matching purposes of this gran that the Legislature last Winte raised the gasoline tax from to six cents a gallon and lated at the same time that increase would expire on 1 What to do 1950 Is the U 8 Representative Jesse P Wolcott of who for many years was a ranking ber pf the congressional tee on roads said on the occasion of a recent Maine visit that the Congress fpr years to come would continue extensive grants to states for highways and bridges Speaking to Barrows Wolcott said You can forewarn your Maine Legislature that for years to come they will have to raise about annually if they to match Federal funds His prediction was an tion that Congress would retrench somewhat from its program which sends more than Into Maine today but that the re- would not dip to a prewar level when Maine's cation roughly was just over a million dollars Barrows is one of the first to concede that a serious financial problem faces Maine on the score of its highway allocation money after He estimates that the slx-cent- tax will yield mately annually until the law's expiration In 1950 We can't reduce our bonded Indebtedness sufficiently between now and 1950 to give us any greater power than we had before the tax increase law was Barrows said His reference to bonds and rowing recalls bitter debate at last Winter's legislative session on a which authorized a bond issue for highways and bridges Legislators lashed out bitterly at the system of Issuing bonds maintaining that the Highway Commission should inaugurate a Quoddy DP Plan Dying Of Itself East port Sept 13 Manager Ralph T Colwell today expressed belief that a plan to use the abandoned dy Bay tidal power project site to train European displaced persons would just die of itself He said he could make no regarding a new bid by the city until Instructed by the city council Of course he said we still until the 22nd September for a bid but who Is going to dig up The proposal will just dip of I believe added The War Assets Administration which controls disposition of th property last week refused a public benefit to the city for the project Th WAA ruled that the plan fos ered by a non-profit leaded by Prank Cohen New York and Philadelphia industrial st was Industrial rather than education The date for submitting ilds was advanced to Sept 22 to permit Eastport to make a new ffer pian tilled the bond Issue In the belief that the present was as Rood a time as any to get the way Commission on a go program Legislators who opposed the jond Issue pointed out that more han or roughly one- of the biennial allocation for he general highway fund wouk e used either to pay interest on r to retire bond issues already n effect The magnitude of this sum wau he underlying reason for ative decision to forego future ond Issues by making the ray Commission pay for its work s it went along If this decision Is along o the 1951 Legislature it would that only a continued line tax can produce the to allow the State to match Federal grants Think of Noyes When You Think of Moving LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE FURNITURE MOVING Why Not Employ A Local Concern Employing Local Labor EARLE W NOYES SON 15 Plum Office Portland Residence Phone As eminent s fc disease now Is la the bun Kpd of at M Dor lorn Larking India nnd P 1 u k r h toi K nui SCM n lid tm ill i ill s d I of pt let the in i i Hit sh uf a di ulh The lenders an- that some In 11 Mmr W 000 OOU must India oi luc undei tin of and JO UOfl Sikhs find Hindus mu I fit luun if MX li n nia s tion could b nut i the Iht ci which br the In -i put of the m uu Dili's nnd mills alu nrr t of the employes weie Sikhs and Hindis and foi ed to flee I he ovv npi s do not know how It to it null 11 tine 1 MK i In the tnm i dies of Delhi nnd Ntw Delhi is d is tot Ucd food Is slum 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