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amounted to 1,273,000.
The bureau said claims are high
er now than at an y '"»e since mid
D* 4 6- All states except Indiana.
Michigan, Minnesota, North Dako
la and Idaho reported an increase
>n initial claims for the week end
ed January 1. They had risen for
s ix consecutive weeks.
All föderal statistical a K onclos
denied hnowledee of a New York
report that a federal estimate in
dica,ed unemployment might total
between 3,500,000 and 4,000.000 per
the'«»* «• .■*•«• *V — ^
4icians sa,d pr,vately "that might
be a good guess."
There * ere 1 - 941 - 0(>0 unemploy
cd in December and the monthly av
tor »»« »" 2.100.000. whîch
Chairman Edwin G. Nourse of
President Truman's Economic Ad
visory Council, said the rise is
spotty. He said it should be quick
ly reversed when spring construe
tion activity resumes, the auto in
dustry completes its change over
to new models, and when tempor
ary laydffs in other industries end.
Poultry Industry
Booming On Shore
.... .
year, hatchings on tho peninsula
totaled 3.351.000. That was 16 per
cent above the previous week for
another now record.
( hicks Placed in houses now will
be ready for the table in 12 to 14
hv figu, es t we, e ro!cased
by the U. S. Department of Agri
culture and the Delaware-Mary
land Crop Reporting Service.
(continued from first page)
GEORGETOWN
The Georgetown Recreation
sociation, meeting in the high
s f ho °L aud »t°num last week-end
«• ÄS: ÄTÄ
to f s are Donald Weir, Roslyn Pet
tyJ j? n and Russe11 Doner,
, J he ass « ciation is sponsoring
th ® 1 hurch Basketball League.
J* 1 * 1 ® 11 tabes in age groups from 9
]? 14 years from a11 churches in
p^rgÇtown and surrounding area.;
U l clad,ag W esl ey and Grace Meth
odist, Wesleyan Methodist, Presby
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J he rhl SL d f , n xf ar ^ town and
Method^st^ fîîriSÎ îf Georget ° wn
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"Kr ^SSSu ioU°™'
to 13 yea S Ind \ tn in
. years, and 9 to 10 years re
coach^/th^Tor*! 1'°^' athletic '
. of * oca * high school, is
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P1 . ... , I
ans for a full scale recreation
~ program for the youth of thej
uu^y ^clude provision for a
Pn athletic director in charge of
, '^ program through the summer
ana * 1 and tho establishment ofj
winter mon ths.
€ ? f V?® Georgetown High
School and athletic fields will be
available for use in carrying out 1
the program as outlined. I
Arrangements
As
and
years, 12,
are pending for
the playing of a benefit basketball
game, the proceeds to go to the cur
renl Polio drive. Both the boys and
girls town teams will narticinate
The game is scheduled for Febr
ary 10. in the local high scheol
with the out-of-town participating
team not yet definitely decided
upon.
George C. Littleton was named to
head the committee on formation
of the softball league teams and
u
empowered to select his own com
mittee. A meeting to discuss plans
for the softball teams is slated to
be held February 7. at 7:30 p. m.,
in the high school.
h lJ '? nald Weir was appointed to
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Show Rooms, beginning at ten o'
clock in the morning.
tu PLAYHOUSE
Wilmington, Del.
FOUR DAYS
Beg. Thurs*, Jan. 27
Matinees Saturday and Sunday
SUN. MAT.
AND NIGHT
Many New Tricks, Illusions, Features This Year
2 EXTRA SHOWS
JAN. 30
WORLD'S SUPER MAGICIAN
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now in its 29th season.

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