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Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
MONDAY, JUNE 11th, 1915
Vt ONE O'clock l.. NJ.
The following property:
HOI' SEHOID GOODS

Tir following property:
HOU SEHOLD GOODS
one chfforohe pedestal table. drop
l"at. mahogany: mahogany Srcrr-
tHIN livery NaluahltD: high hoy. ma
h0GHnY: | library table. mahogany. /
~, hand carved: high back chair
Windsor chair crush hottomD: ma
hugHny chairs with mohair bottoms
pedestal stands very old: pedestal
tallr. drop leaf, ! square. stand, hand
uadt walnut 90 pieces of material in
lD: one corner chair. mahogany: |
Norge oil heater, medium size tWith
" uutSidc drumSD: uut. / post mahug-
amy l"dStrud tWith springs and mat
trt>SJ: vanity dresser. ! hand mir
rur. | Vanity china sci. china closets.
! eatc leg table - drop ltHNrSb: ! sci
book shelves. | mahogany screen. one,
2-huInrf oil stow. > iour lamps. many
cooking utensils. mirrors / PIECES
'iuadrupl. plate silver. silver tray.
= brass trays. pant .-,-1 old Eu&H> Ii
china t32 picccS1; t"a st dishes
about ~ pieces: celery dish. bon
ton DASH g cut glass tumhlrIs. cut
glass cream pltcti-t. cul glass su"ai
bowl, cut glass >t'uI dish. i tun-
Mcrs. | hat PIN holder, II Ice tea
spoons. > nld candle sticks. glass
Vase livery uldD. = eEtsS plates. plates
French china. sIiNN bowl. trruch
CHINA; Ch4>,. dish. French china; |
SESSIONS clock. ! small clock. > old
Vases, ! candle holders. > pieces old
silver trays. small; 3 pieces old china,
,2 meat plattcIS ana tuit-nD;
.,H>.. preserve dish, > salt s,l Hers
old cream pitcher. bowls. lennon
gud Orange, juIctI. aluminium c;tk,
cover, bread box, electric iron,
lot knives. forks and spoons. velvet
Noon rup. . y -. / Sm.:tll rugs Il of lot
very VHmHh,J: Wilton floor IuE
- \ II. lot of bed linen, sheets etc.
puIlirr'. lahl- cloths. table dUili".
and linen napkins, dozen MadcrI;
art nttdl, work napkins unc- hal
uu.:,-n SILVER plated teaspoons. odd l"1
teas poems and Tablespoons. ] inptl
basket. : cream pitchers. v:t~'.
,lrctIIc toaSttr. clothes pins. tuuil'
aluminium Kitchen boiler. dOUhl,
sauce, pan. ! tlu" pitcher oNrfy old
duutl, candle sticks. lhI" vase,
china dish. urnnIucntrd "lrCtrl
lights. oruHIucntrd electric hfh
glass; 4 candle sticks, glass: Inant,
ornaments, brass Candl- stick q
holder cluStrD: ornamental jnr,
bronze pitcher vases. 'altlrn Na!t
, WUul,u blankets. l;,il" pad. tahl
> covers.
Thi. gives YOU nu opportunity 10 hI
some first class tn;thoRanN ana wal
! mt furniture. som" very old and un
! usual designs: also old china am
vase. glass ware, accommodations {
: many years. Owing to circumstance
! il Win tr iupoSSihl, to have. tins prop
! .rtN on exhibition until day o1 sale.
. TEEMS: CASH
:. SAMUEL. q NUTTl.E
Administrator OF Mrs. Tina
u-2tp MoMhraY. deceased.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale
of valuable
Personal Property
10 H., sold on
JUNE l6, 1916

AT ONE O'clock T. NJ.
:'t tin r,.sidruc.. Of George Chase. de
c,.;Scd. IL Washington Avenue.
Love. IL ltWarc
The following.
HOC SEHOlD GOODS
One antique corner cuphuaId. > an
tiVu, straight ChairS, came bottoms.
; uuti4uc rockorS. ! platform rocker.
3 other rockers. | Hot Blast OH heat
81. sewing machine. bed daVcn-
port. studio couch. library tahlr. writ =
ine desk > Morris chairs. dining room
>uitc. extension table, buffet. china
closet. / chairs. 3 mirrors. | ANmins-
ter rug. 9 -: 3 Coneoltun rug%,
: ln.droom suites. beds bureaus chill
touirr. single, bed. wardrobe.
CLOTHES trees. Kitchen table. , Kitchen
chains. Kitchen cabinet. coal OIL
cooking STOVES. nir tight heater. cook
my utensils. dishes. glass, wash tubs.
lawn mower. porch rockers. garden
hOS,. etc.
TEENIS. CASH
PAULINE c. GODFREY
\dminstrntriN y
\uctionr,r. Daniel j Short, jS- 2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

FOR SALE Two adjoining farms.
known aS the Xrhulon Hopkins farms.
located Ia miles west of Pennington.
The smaller farm consists of A. acres
OF tllahlc land and Il acres OF wood
land. The larger farm contains 81
acres of tllahl, land and SO acres of
timber land. There is much valuable
timber ON each farm. ready To cut
consisting OF pine, oak and gum. ThrS,.
are good grain and grass farms. fitted
for dairying Also would make good
chicken farms. There are adequate
buildings in good condition. Apply to
Howald t. Moore. Lynch Heights
Phone 63SJ12. J1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

WANTED looks. I;,.cr's Atlas "i
Delaware. lN6N Schalf'@ History oi
Delaware. HXnSom'- History ni NH
ford Frank II X,.hlcy l3o2 KING
,r,.,t \.iIr,i,,.fnn Del lN-2tp
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For Sale-TOMATO Plants

crown from Rutgers certified seed
INV amount Ready May -. \. {.
~, ~,t,tion Phone 3'nl Jl-2tp
EOE SALE Seven room house
,'r,.l.,4. lnr4,. lot. House IN good con
iI,,i,,, Nalk across thu road ANA YOU
''r. IN Milton Frank +. Workman. -
- I;nx ~ tll,.ud;tl". Del. mf-u
.OE SALE Estate rang" COOK
,',.. excellent condition. good COOK
~ burns wood or coal NIS" h-ioo' 100.
.r,.,,.Inn Table and chairs MIS-.
,I,n,,I,. Camper. Frcdrrica. Del 1t
EOE SALE lHu Chevrolet poultry
.,,.L c,tpacitN 1873 coupS. II llr"S
-,u>oo. excellent canvas And dr"p eur
IAN. year Incense. good motor. brakes
,,.lmrd. haud control NaiNr' h'a''I,
L,u,alu at 81 81. uU. can j." sen
,',,% NH west of puV"r. immediate
t,nvtry. ialInon OH Co. Inc. Dover
=, ~ u m1S-tt
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FOR RENT

fOE REST Furnished room n,.>t
" e.iuI- bath "eG South Walnut
ir."t Nlllu.d l>-Gtp
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TRUSTEES SALE
nt valuable
Real Estate
Including several Farms and Tim
btr Tracts belonging to the Estate
Gl Dr. Rowland &. Pay ntrr, de-
ceased. said property being
hereinafter more particularly
Described.

Iid~ m.d'r.a4n.d trustee, appointed
~ nd h> tht. Last Viii ANA -t:lIu,.nt
OF .ad ~ It"~ltnd q Iu>utrl. de
r,,"-'d. '<t.d W.u h.iue dated ih.
fIt tit' 'htli day "l tu&u~t. \ II lol4.
|ui n"H i'.fr;luIt& ul r,curd IN the
',I!i'' 81 tir. l':nt tn ~ WIIlS at
H'"iY,roWn. lu and iuI rh,. county OF
H't->''. 4td .It:.t'. at h,-lHNNnic. III Wut
l:""k Is y" -. ioIlu Il2. Acp VIII
"ii'i i't aIr. und'I TIM provisions at
-Hl" l.At N:H "t.d Ic.Iatn,t.t. 1T tIr.
t".ul fi"t~' l'uui. u GculprtuWu.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
CARD or TH.NkS

We wish to thanh al our rcla-
tives and friends for their huraI
offerings and acts ol Kindness dur
ing the illness and death ni oar
mother. Sara Amn Perry. oSi2mtdJ
Her Children. John NJ rcry. f.lili-
abeth Dahoncy, Geo Perry sara
Whitman and Mary Collins 1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
tRD OF THiNk%

/ wish to express my thanks and
appreciation t" my .clatlrrs and
friends for the beautiful flowers and
cards, also for tn.jr Willing hrlp
during my recent lIlrcS&.
j. ROY BAKWI"li,
S--lt-pd Greenwood
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
Nt,IIt T.

Warning is hereby given that no
goods are to be removed from the
unsettled estate OF Charles Il. Witt,
22l West Front street. Milford.
Kent County. Delaware. ,Si2ncdJ
Charles + Witt. Jr.. SON. i>-3fp
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
LOST

LOST i,aIiou I:o"k 80. !. Mark
l. l"Iy, Milford ltr
LOST Nu. Ration l:u"k Mr.
j, run. b,puty. 1aG Churh street, Nil
luId llp
LOST l;atou I;""l> 80 /. Mr..
rort4 NJ WNnr>, 2oN : T.. Front
.>Ir,l. Milford Tip
LOST -Four 80. : Ration Books.
I,iuIu to l"ntIic' Parker. IL \. w.
fOurth street Milford ltp
LOST Medium siz'.d red d0&. t"-
male. IN vicinity ot Wllam~NIll" Re
Waid Return To j. W. Tuti'S. Nl"II.
LOST \ canvas truck cover h'-
tween Layton Duttuu's Filling sta
ton and Cliiton'~ Corner Finder
pltas,. r'turu to Wm r Johnson. Mil
tons. ID,l., and receive S5.Hu reward.
il Il
LOST \ long swing 10y chain on
road tIuu Sand Illll church To Rcd
dru Cross EoadS to Robbins Cross
;nHd~ ON Route ll3. to my home. Re
Ward to finder Notify me Ec"rtr
G"t'Huph. 'ndnh. lrL llp
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld aud Mend

Oxyacetylene Welding. Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators Ma@nrtO3.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY IuNIEE. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east of First National
Bank j12-t
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QUALITY CHICKS = New

II.,,usLir,. Whit, I,EhoIu- liHTr,d
Rock and Rock Ecd cross. EN"lN
week Phone l31. scarborough lial .
cherry. Milford 10 II
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

FOR SALE. Old Town Cnnuc. IL
Icrt long with spou>unS. lu good con-
dItIuu. $Su.Uu \lsu i hor~t. puWcr
outhoatd motor. 50 ~. Al condition.
Mrs Thrudor, Townsend. Clarke aye
Iur. Milford Del. JN-Ul
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

FOR SAI.E-Onc 3-unit DrI.aVal
electric milkcr. stainless steel pals.
one pairymaid electric hot water heat :
tr. Is milk cans. StraincrS. buckets.
etc. one 7-cHn Wilson milk cabinet
type milk cooler. one hay fork com
plctc one John Deere riding plow. one
Mccormick p,tring riding cultiVHtor.
one horse cart. one Iron Age potato
planter. one l-row fertilizer distrihu-
tor. one pair of mules. VIM r. Jones
Milton Dl ms -
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FOR SALE

IpE ~\I.E Motor bike 4, II.
N1i.. ~ W,-t ML>plllou street. IIar-
fhl1o'.. TuuM.. III Itp
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
HOU SEHOLD PROPERTY

OWING to the death of Mrs Tina
MoWhraN, ! viii sell At the residence
of Mrs. George l.aramorc, POP South
Commerce street. harrington. Della
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

FOR SALE Two cords stove wood
t~Wltl good Kitchen stow. H-pIcrr
diuup room suite. old I.Hlkin desk.
lo>, scat. spring rocker and straight
chan To match Mia :. Marlln Il!..
colin p,I ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
Milford. Friday. June ;. 1915
NOTICE

| will not he responsible for any
bills except those incurred by
myself. Edward Pepper. Jr.. Mil
tofd. n25-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

LOON,. ErAnulHttd. bats T Q =: MH-
ford Blown or sold hy bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale ui
retail George T. MHcklln Company.
Milford Phone. "93 MA ii
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
CUSTOM MATCHING = We

WANTED Man or hoy I" work III
auto supply store. Convenient hours
and pleasant working conditions. NJ
ply Taylor Auto Supply Company. Nh
fnrd me- II
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
CARD OF TIIiNkS

We want to thank our many
friends who sent cards flowers,
baskets and money; also the nurse.
Mrs. Harrington and Mrs Wall. the
teacher. for their kind attention
which was greatly appreciated, dur
ing the recent illn' SS of our little
daughter. Doris Marie.
REV AND Mrs
CHARLES ". HAK iIlt
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

IOE KENT I;o"us. modrllI con
Ncn."Mc's. II,I,n krImlich. "uu : +,
Eruui street. Milford MI
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

EOh RENT Furnished apartment.
1iSt NUur. IDarhN'S Second AND Mont
geometry ~trc'1<. Milford ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

FOR SALE Hobart meat grinders.
Hhcing machines. mixing machines.
potato pcclrrs. Dayton computing
scales. scales for every other purpose.
chicken picking machines. Westing
house Stcr-I lamps. for every pur-
pose. Meat cases. boxes. rcfrEcra-
tion. etc. complete food store equip
mcnt. Price cards. supplies. etc Oriolc
store Equipment Company. llul West
Main street. Salisbury. Md il If
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property

The UNDERSIGNED Executor uf LYDIA
/. l-ltl-. d"CrHscd. VIII S,l 10y way OF
public auction. ON
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
FOR SALE-AttentlOn Farm
erS and Poultry RaiSerS-JuSt

received a catload of chick ".d Tn"
perfect roulIly lttr, F'i"rt""i. coz
>cnlrtt and easy I" h"ndi'. '''-', ~,
ha1 S:lv- urn, money. labor Fence
Chargers. tatr~ry and hl-ln" I>pr~
Famous Farm Master putht\ ''t1 L.
t'.i,- Priced ;,- low as 81 - 6,hoer
Twine. treated with u9"ri p'.I.,l, ~ +
.o-pound has. >GH Crank busters.
capacltl 10 - pounds. steel '"i.
e.als .,..led ia oil for lone N".i.
=l2r5 Pressure sprayers h'nd'S Il'-
~.c1Ictd..~. ,"ld water. palhi l.-lf.
t.,tllr-. white wash. ~hurI' '.'li.'
stock dip. i-gailou capacity. - -
I;uN Tins ana say. "n "ui ga i"H
f1,ii r!an Scars. l,",.huck and com
nl II
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

WANTED \utumohlc repair work
at my home in Lincoln. near r">i"Hl'r.
Also ears to wash. ~ir.oniz" and U,Ih'.
cars call,d for .nd delivered. lay
mond I'rid., Lincoln. lIrI Eos L.
iN-2tb
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
LONG LEAF PINE Wanted

In five foot l.n"th~. rough peeled "i
with bark ON II, hV"r"d our N"iI ~
F,ncndalr call G3lI;% on t@lii. Mn
ford. Ellrndal" Excelsior "lI'i,ti !;
Inc. E,llrmdHl" ILL.,
WANTED Working Woman IN h'I
ford. N IT. with two EiIl~ "E'| i
and =. desires = houS'kt"P'I II"h'
among th,. McuuuicS. Dlh"r Memo
mites i'm town. Write giving partlcu-
lars and saL,ry "Nr"ctrd. l." MI :.
Doris NJ Ndans. Eos ~, E""'r =,
Manchester y II. '-"'
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

One reason We don't like the man
" ho pretrndS to know more thdh
We do is because he IS SO often able
TO prove it.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
LabOrerS and Platform Men

WANTED Rate Gle per hour WIN
vacation after one years employment.
F'ivr-d;iY week. hour day M1"''h
/
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

\"Tl'E Shtrr l,un rnow,~ say
! I''"'i "i'" make h.ttrI luok.n& lawns
J ."n ri'I"rrd To- pilad ANY hand .I
l"'t>'i in:" ittfc up 10 >. inches ;,t my
1Ni'' = III. her aN.iIu. AGIIfnrd !:
4 I"ru1N. Milford il m
\oTn'E %rWto,'. Chiefs. 81.
|I'' bI"d not 'IlN under Il; . T. h1ir
.j-" l"i 'u'Hl quality 10y private piu-
|ittl. iW-I@tlriHv d,Jth Of keel ir,.;t~t
" ih' -. '"i"i 81 IL IA. tHIld yIpMth ;tnd
.'.f'i'. 'iir. " lit' tur ,ttHIu4 . \
~ N'". and son Company. B.J.tlt
'' 'i' r. l"'it"\ .II', I".I il Il
\oTi'E AlaI Yourself N ono, Of
lh. carl l. McClur. ,.>t.l,ni,:.llI...
.'iNi''. ll"ltr' Your iiurk- bl hay
'us your ohlch"u hou-. 1utul::,,,d t,l
'>I'iIr i't""rl Nuu gi;du hN tiu.
"in' m' th"d TIM m,th"d l- al-u
fd':f l.I rt"dlr.,tI" rpach,-~. h,dIrI...,
n.elt- rats ia IT,, hoin. Lor p.rlIr-
Hi'' %Ii" i;"N L.. -" Ahlt"id Chr"n-
'''. M'Ii"r" . Il
\pTIrE. n:ucna.a ,4.ss needed
MY H"rh ""n':> h:.l;r property MAJ
'd Ii"'h- ii N'~ l.aiuI. II I.arr,rt 81
WHl' io,k~ or ctu-s,. uf au> thu,
ta'' Flock iuu..1 To-, .ltir.l i'ullur-
ulu lHt..'d at ,l'aHtd Contact Us Ion
''1l'r pr.c'- w, op,faD,. nll N.Hl
lm"H'h Wiurr'. I'outIH tHim and
liaicI"I.. Milton, lr-l l:u> H." l'lluu,.
.....,l :,2i Il
\prl''E Euur $ou t>,lrl trop-
Al' I" IN can lulld amy wrist
ul I"' k't N"tcir 1u hood. and rum
NE' h'N l;n>s to utd,.r amy 1yp,.
I;'.iru Wuik ANA cie;,iuH. duu, Whl,
>ou Watt Glls mnild trr,. ia Ia,
:. i. II"t,u i'Wrltl. Diamond
ti""' i'~. ru..~ OF nnH d,.srrlIliot
lougit tor c:,.h. All Wurk <nr,ut''d
II irlth. TIN l.tthr .lcWcIrr al
tt' I;lide"." lluuo l04 NIItuld i'll Il
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
HELP WANTED = We have

positions Tor two or thrc" u'h VINO
want steady year around work ''""'
pay An essential industry with "N
crllrnt post war prospects If interest
ed in only II l,nlpolary job do not
apply y Il; Downing company. Nh
ford. Telephone rs 't-"- Il
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
ARD or IlIt\kS
CARD OF TiItNkS

We want to thank all of our many
friends and nciehhors who in any
way SO kindly helped in sharing
the loss OF my Wife. Annie l.. W0ol-
ers; also wish 10 mention TIE pail
Eearers and Mrs Agnes Webb and
Mrs Ethel Johnson.
MIR. THOMAS WOOTERS
and daughter. BERTHA.
ard son. LESTER.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
FOR RENT at REHOBOTH-

JUI" I.1Il - IUlII. :" rUVnI '0llAH'. WI
bath and p:t::,. 'U l'hllHd'lptnH
.stI.,t unr block from ocean. krplN
l.. . l:u> 100 Mtlold. il y
FOl: itENT 81 once. 7-ruuIu houSr
and hnln. lulIur% Mater. electricity.
I,l.I,hUm-. ON yearly basis Ou' nllr
1lum Milford on old ShaWuc" Road.
IN William f. Spruc,. Milford ltp
FOR RENT \ good four room
hu.-, with good .ulum.,r Kitchen.
screened h;,rk porch wood and coal
iutl.,. ..it:i., and hrn house. Along
concrete road. ! lo uil"S W"S' "l
EaIlllu;.tuu I:cu r,nSultahic. \IPl}
tu lIuWald l. NuuI". lNurh llrIth'>
Phone C">Jll il ~
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

FOR SALE Straw berry Plants
state Inspected and approved. Prom
icr ElHkcmOrc and I.uptUn varieties.
Also Boyscnhrrry plants. Boysenhcr-
ric> very large size and delicious for
pies. eating fresh and preserves PRO
ducrd 10y crossing hlackhrrrics. raSp-
berries and loganhcrrit.s Wilson 6.
Hatfield. Greenwood. Delaware. Call
Telephone 279l for date when avail
able n23-tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
FOR SALE

+oE ~NI.E Ia:,t nodlr coupe 'h
good condition Tlt,~ nearly new. -
iucr Donovan. G.oiG"toNn, I'rH l..
T. - i'f
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE r,tuula>. iuarIGold~.
z'nnla~ Laura Walls Lincoln. Del. 1t
roK SALE StN large ,,zr Keen
tr""dtl stoves ti"urE" Metz. Lincoln.
l'"l y
FOR SALE -Four porch rockers
Mr. q + Warlrs lo7 Church aye
nuo, Milford. jN2tp
FOR SALE Harms rding rultiva-
tor. IA good condition. frltZ Lrith-
man, MlLlon. d. ~
FOH SALE Pigs Cow. r. l.. ana
hl""d tested and " h,tl pillow. Harvey
Ahlhourue. Milford i>-2tp
For SALE Electric milk cooler
Rutgers tomato plants Harry Pretty
luHu. Milford Neck II
ELECTRIC SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE FOR SALE
Al>o washing machine Wilkl.'- Fun
mtH" store. Milford. ltp
FOR SALE Eight weeks ola cock
II spaniel puppies \ Is e. r-rlstrr-
"a Nal.. and t,u.nlr~ Mrs David
Nm}ald. H"H.ton. D'i MP
FnE SALE iay marc. years old
weighs 13o" pounds. work ir-t'.
So Ernest +. Korrr-. 2o5 \. +
tuutth -tIrrt. M.ll"rd. l1p
For SALE Model \ Ford. year
l"3l. guaranteed M nr.t class comb
t.on; ais" new cultlNafor~ Ton Ford
tractor never used Howard J Eur-
tom. Milton. l'.i. 4; i. : JN-2tp
IDK SALE Mans suit drown. Sizr
to-. SOU: ladies black winter coat
sue - - un. ladies black silk crcp,
dress. size %> - "o Mir HARRY En-
ur>. 9l9 East Front street. Milford IN
FOR SALE ClHnd.r t"I.ur tar
ait cuiuprc>:suI. Willard battery nito
i.ructltuI tr~tur, ALSO auto parts tu,
numerous To urttlui call 'N'nluE>
John F.AhnIt. Gt'"rNood. D'laWnIr
mis- It
FOR SALE sweet potato plants
ALSO dtaIi,u.n, two horse h.lulIue ~Ap
On. udIUp rUllNHtur. Eoud hHhN car
ii;t.'.. hrh 'ilHJi Francis IalS"N
flaIlhl"Id L'laWar" Ii"n" Rodney
"U,G 1T
Fol; SALE. I:,nutlruI home ,iph
rooms Nould make me" club hOuSt
only Two nI,.s from Delaware EHN
Newly PAINTED In-Id" and rttt liHII!
T.. \luyAId. lu2 W,>t Front street
Milford III
FOX SALE TWO cords sto\c WOO,
o~iIItp good Kitchen stove. ?-pIcr'
dining room suite, old l.atkin dr@k
lo>, seat. spring rocker and -traIgh
chan To match Mia :. Mallln. IL..
colin lb,l 1t
FOR SALE Old Town Canon. |
fcrt hong with Spou>uuS, lu good CON
duIuu, $Su.uu. Also i horse. p"Wt
outhoard motor. 50 ~. Al ""ndlt ion
Mrs Thr"dur, TuWnS,-ud. CLARKE HN'
lulc. Milford Dcl JA-t
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
NOTICE

NOTICE W.. .in ,,,.,.,, I--I-,--.
v l1 NV FIolland Eal,r Kof,rt e
" ''."'. Ih"n, ~, llalrinaron. pI
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-18
British Told
Policies
CBy Associated Pres.l

tBy Associated Press) -
Herbert Morrison, lord president
of the council, has declared that
British businessmen will have
nothing to fear" from the labor
governments program II they OPP
crate efficiently and in the inter
est Of the nation.
In a broadcast to the United
States, Morrison said last night
that Brftaih's new government
would accomplish as much as pos
sible Of its program with "the will
ing and informed cooperation Of
the businessman.
But we shan't be afraid to use
compulsion when and where we
have to-" he said.
Declaring that the labor govern
ment would not tolerate the OBJ
struction Of the peoples will" by
the House OF Lords, Morrison said
he expected the lords ito be wise
enough not to defy the electors"
There Is no question of taking
away private property without com
pensation," he said. I'VE stand
fully and firmly for the principle
Of fair compensation and for
square deal for the individual"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-18
japanese at
Last Learn
acts

San Francisco, Aug. 1s-AP-
The japanese people, treated here
tofore to a series OF face-saving,
evasive explanations OF their sur
render, were told fatty today by
one OF their top-flight leaders they
are a beaten people and must pay
the price for an Imperialistic dream
bubble that burst in the blast Of
atomic bombs.
After four days Of shock-a bsorb-
ing statements TO the effect the
Nipponese defeat rs but temper
ary," and I'VE still think our way
Of thinking is right" hard headed
Foreign Minister Mamoru Shige-
mitsu. who neld the same post in
Kuniaki Koiso's war cabinet, put
the Japanese position in plain
words.
Unfortunately" he bluntly told
press conference reported by the
Japanese Domei news agency. I'VE
have to face the fact that we have
been defeated.
This fact should be admitted as
it is, and any over-optimistic view
should be avoided. Every Japan
csc should repeatedly read and
realize, the terms OF the Potsdam
declaration and carry them out
courageously."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-18
Public May be Told Real
Facts About Pearl HarbOr


or a full-scale inquiry by Con-
gress.
Walsh asked Navy Secretary
James V. Forres.al yesterday TO
furnish his committee with the
complete Navy records on Pearl
Harbor. Walsh pointed out that the
excuse OF military necessity, &C
cepted during the war. cannot be
seriously urged as a reason for
now keeping the matter secret"
Chairman Ebert ID. Thomas,
Utah, OF the Senate Military AT.
Fairs Committee also told reporters
Congress ought to have the facts.
He said. however, that 'if it's to
be a strictly military courtmartial
the services ought to do it,"
"It it's to be a full public In
vestigation, Congress ought to do
It," he added.
Thomas refused to say whether
his committee will follow Walsh's
lead and ask for the Army's files
on the case, though he agreed4tha-
the need for secrecy has passed
He said Congress itself might be
able to participate in any court
martials to be held since many
members OF Congress are familiar
with military law. He said a COM
mittee of congressman might even
sit as a military court II necessary,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-18
Giants Of Air
In Collision

Weatherford, Texas, Aug. 1S-AP
Bodies Of fourteen airmen were
recovered early today after the
crash of two super bombers - a
Bog and a B-32-over this West
Texas town. The crash occurred
last night.
Two injured and bewildered sur
vivors, a flight officer and a crew
man Of the BIO, said they didn't
know what happened.
Suddenly they found themselves
hurled into the air, they said. They
opened their parachutes and floated
to safety while blazing parts OF the
huge ships and flares plumme' ed
earthward and lighted up the skies
for 80 miles. Hundreds OF persons
saw the crash.
1t was reported that the B-29
was based at Clovis. n. NJ. the
survivors said they had let Tucum-
carl, n. NJ, yesterday afternoon.
S. NJ. Mccarthy Jr, a 17-year-old
Parker County farm youth who was
standing in his front yard, saw the
bombers roar together.
He said he saw the lights OF .he
two planes when they we're a mile
apart-flying high. The lights
moved closer. The boy yelled 20
his father. There was a sudden
blackout OF the plane lights. Then
there was a ball Of fire followed by
an explosion. Flares or tapers OF
light shot out in all directions, the
youth related.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-18

Washington, Aug. 1s-AP-Amer-
leans will build 10 to Is million
homes in the next decade.
This was predicted today by the
nations new construction boss,
Hugh Potter
These were other high spots as
the swing-over to peacetIme living
moved ahead:
/ Food officials forecast more
food OF all kinds for civilians as
scheduled Army cutbacks 60 into
effect over the next few months.
Meat rationing may end next month.
2. There we're signs labor and
management leaders may have Civ
en- the administration informal as
surances that wartime no-strike.
no-lockout pledges will be contiu-
ued.
3. The War Production Board
freed tremendous quantities Of
steel, copper and aluminium for
consumer goods.
4. Plans for tax cuts took shape.
Secretary Of the Treasury Vinson
said az a news conference he hopes
for speedy action on a program In
preparation.
s. Price controls came off i'm.
ported wines and distilled spirits
such as brandy, rum and cordials.