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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Detroit Stocks

sales including odd-lots : Ss7 shares
DIVIDENDS In the foregoing table are I
= mounts paid ot payable 50 far this year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
.NAACP Calls
Housing
Conference

The Detroit Branch N N.
NAACP announces throue n,
James J McClendon. the pres.
dent. that the Association il can.
inr 4 conference Of Representa-.
tiyes OF number OF organi,a.
tions who have been interested
in the problem OF housing par.
ticuiarly as it is related Ia IA.
rroes. The conference win b.
held august 20 and SO There
will he four sessions a. 10 am
l. noon. . pm. and pm
Or Frank Horn and On Book.
or = McGraw. OF thr National
Housing Agency and William
Hill. OF the American Council on
Race Relations Will be present
TO assist in preparing an answer
20 Allen crow. and an Economic
lub brochure on "lIow Detroit
Should Rehabilitate It's I3uehtet
Areas and drawing an m,
NAAcP program for riuimum
aid specific action.
The conference will not b,
open TO he general public
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Rites For
Teacher Of Deaf

cNr sGO mp rnaorAi
SERVICES wore hNa bere last veeA
~ lrof Halsm coope lfid.
Who al.H fr nou hau 80
'eafs AZ in t1~.pui > aoo ior
~ pes, B Fu'on SO
pot god pso ated here
s r,o,aen' pfN following
In opefa'ioo Dt' ~ honor grad
n'r ~ 1a.h.ee er9 oi.p Of
ets sptnss SCHOOL 'or me Deaf
~ 9ss se'te n otit nsinnal.
fo1Ncai ara aaeh nfe mio
t'fiea 4 deacon ~ calvary Bsp-
t.t cbufeh ~ Fulton 40 a- we'll
as hold stale onlres 10 fhr Na-
sons and Els
re u su,vH ~ ntfr. Who
.sfhos 20 ile Missouri Stnool lor
f'l lfsi oDs aa Robert Wuu
caches 10 hsland Mo n
aolhe Nr. " REID hi,a-
So Two sisins Ars J. y Brink
who lives h, aud Ms Ma
iai' Greene 81 Paul Mimi two
hfaihers Rone ~ and GURUS.
lniiapapohs two eland-ciildrcn.
ItIt.If ... l.... 1. al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Chicago Medic
In International
College OF Surgery
Dedicated To Veterans Of Worl d War I'D

MEXICO ciTl fNNP, Dr.
~ 6 DALEY OF Chicago national
is known Surgeon has been moth
Sea ~ his election 70 active fell
iov hip IN tho International Coi-
iese ~ Suerfy United StNcs
taaotr TIE college Whi'h was
'o4Ndsi in Geneva switzerland.
+ one 90 ihs top medical socie-
M, % ihe world rs annual meet
ing bad been planned Tor Lima.
reFa ara pf bailey had intcnd-
~ aitepalne nlf war time re-
s'fifief l'A ~ he abandonment
~ 'hr rneenug 'or This yeaf Dr
hailcr is al.o 2 diplomat Of the
Nmlisan roafd ~ surgeiy
Mrs psilev their dauehier El-
euo and rfandson Billy arc
Nasafnniar hcrc With tho doctor
4lfv teN down 70 MeNiru from
San Antonio Texas after travel
ire hat 'a hy train.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Five New Schools
And A editions
Open In September

When Dctroiis go 400 hoys
and girls return 20 their class
rooms Scptcnhcr : ihoy Will find
five new school buildings or adj
Giiions AWAITING their enroll
mont The lliseinbotham school
.oile Wisconsin avenue has an
addition for the accommodation
- 400 pupils which has Just
been completed The Marion Law
Elementary school 7ie0 I.antz
atenue. addition TO be completed
>eptembcr ! viii accommodate
$50 pupils The John Trix Ele-
pentary school e0l0l Reno. rc-
presents the frs unit and will
havo a capacity OF 3>o Tho
VIII Carleton Elementary school.
ii5gf Casino. with capacity OF
eSo will DO conducted carly In
lauuarv. Tho Mason flcmcn-
larry addition eas9 Tanty for the
accommodation Of $40 was com
plotted in The surine
Bids are being solicited for
tho Vernon Elementary school
which will accommodate 400
whom completed Tho temporary
building with seating capaclty
should apply 10 Detroit city and
Michigan civil Service for employ
ment now.
2 Revistcr complaints Of dis
elimination with the Union the
NAACP or the Urban League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
MEHARRY ALUMNI
BUILDING FUND
REACHES $4,000


NASHVILLE. Tenn pon his
return nom a TON which inciud-
cd los ,neeles san Francisco.
Little Rock and Oklahoma city.
Or u q llofe. executive seceiagJ
OF the Sichairy Numni ussocia
lion. reported that with the CON
trihuiions made in these four cities
ana those received by mail during
fac month ~ July the cash Cplec-
TIA for the Neharty Alumri HAL
Buldine fund has now passed the
ST. ooooo mark
Funds Tor the Alumni Han a.
combined dorniiory and recreation
huildins To be- erected herr ~ the
corner or FIST nvcnnc y and Me-
h34y boulevard ARE being solicit
81 from the eiaduaies Of Meharry.
Tho campaign which hogan IN
January OF this year is scheduled
"a We completed hefofe 49,
Tho highest Individual con'ribu-
'laji 10 date has boon made ~ Dr
rs Anderson Dallas who cave
ibs anderson Anatomical Hall on
TIE old south camnns Dr Nnder-
som has contributed e. loo On 20 the
'l0mni Hall Auoihcr contributor
iu the thousand dollar class Is
hr Martin Luther Walton 81 Thorn
asfille Georgia Thifiv-fl,- oihcr
ammni havo civen siNo aN cach
Donors o. s5onoo may dedicatc a
room in the building
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Truman Meets On
FEPC Jurisdiction

WASHINGTON AMP Pres
idcm Truman MAS 20 receive We'd
nesday members OF the FErc for
the first time since he has been in
office.
The meeting held AZ Tho request
~ the conmricc VAS requested
FOR The purpose of permitting them
10 lay before the chief executive
the Problems ~ uiiSdietion sub
eci Which consumed several hours
~ conversation on Ffidas morning
among 'oa members ~ the rom-
mi'iee here
The question has arisen as re-
suit OF tie ending of hosiiliiies.
and * one fhas is faced by many
other aar agencies fhPC was es-
iahlish,d Through an executive or
ler issued hy President Roosevelt
on June - 1871 later amended
through thc >Suansr ~ 40 s3f6
May r. 1853 Natorty for The
committee WAS based in the Sec
ord war Powers ae and rs inris-
diytion Was confined 70 employ
nsnt OF any person IN war indus
'ies @ % government >
The prohiem ROW IS What cous'i-
u'es eNar MINISTRY"
ain,e 'he termination 81 the Mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
BILLUPS
Continued from Page /

Billups sister. Mrs. Jane Jeffer-
son. is principal OF the Ferndale
school where there Is over IL
teachers. She Is the first member
Of her race to be head Of an Oak
land County school
a second sister. Mrs Frances
Galloway is policewoman
Ills Younger sister. Mrs. Jose
phinc Walker Is a housewife
Of 50 is located on the Everett
school suo
IN addition to the John ]
'crshua high school 1886
RYAN Rd is scheduled for COM
plction in April and will accom-
modate 1850 II includes only
class rooms and will complete
the school cNcep' for tho pvmna-
sium swimming pool. locker
room. auditorium and shop units
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
COMMUTE SENTENCE
OF l4-YEAR OLD BOY

ATLANTA lA\P)- The ceor-
sia Pardon and Parole hoard last
Week committed 40. death sentence
~ ii-ysar old willis MyrleA jr,
on Wilkinson county ~ che hunt
ins trip Staying ~ Charles r.
Crimes white hunter and trapper
Nyrieks application Tor com
mutation ~ the electric chair sen
tenec previously had been refused
Tire BOARD pointed ou' thar be vas
ans iili,crate hov VIII 2 previous
good reputation The evidenoe
pointed sironrly 80 an a'ridsni IN
tiflmes shooting 4 majority or The
i0rofs asked fhai The boy be- civ
er nov 'ris' Nnd 'he supreme
,o4 ~ Jared mat y vas hard
&, rrde stand 'hs line % thoucht
r,'sc ,rv'
NyriS claimed he was shoot
at A. slHirsl viih - riflc
and he hHlle: Six ne white man
.t,rfaiiv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
MANY DETROITERS
RENDER SERVICE
ON BURMA FRONT

LEDO ASSAM India n Many
Negro service troops from De-
troit. Michigan have been on duty
here in connection with carrying
supplies 10 China across the L.
do-Kunming land route.
Some were drivers and mo-
chanics. Many we're charged
with maintaining hostels along
tho wav whore warm food aud
beds are kept ready for convoy
drivers Others performed re-
lated duties 10 assure that both
men aud machines continued TO
function.
Among those on recent con-
,oy across tho lo79-mile Still
well road we're the following
mon from Detroit:
rfc. George McNeal 80. brother
~ Lillian ellison e29i Newton
street. Pc. Alvin Wilson y son
~ Mrs Ermblec Wilson 1866 T.
Fort CPL Lawrence @ Jones.
OF son % Mrs. Susie Sharpley,
57e6 oSth street Pvt Sammie J..
Brewer q, son OF Mrs Marie
Brewer. ee4o SiNih street Pc.
Eamuel Townsend. CO. husband
of Henrietta Townsend 2si +,
Philadelphia street Set Henry
t.. Heron %. husband of Ollie
MAY Herron. IS + Palmer street;
Fyt Iharles u Wilson 10 $50
Watson street and Cpl Alfrcd y
Smoot son OF Mr. and Mls
Charles Smoot 1881 Russell 81
Three other Detroit Negro men
were engaged In Motor Trans
port Service activities on tho
, Dad and help TO maintain and
operate the repair stations and
camr They We're
Cpl Ardsee PAYNE 90 son Of
Mathew Huntley. e0l9 Beechei
street Pvt Edsel Hodges -
husband 81 Daisy Hodges 45i-
( o4th street and rs Leonard
Zones 90 husband Of Doris
Jones 1857 Russell street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
BILBO MAY
RATE INFAMOUS
IMMORTALITY

NEW YORK CAMP The
word Bilho' WAS suggested here
recently by The New Yorker, a
weekly magazine. for dictionary
usc TO define the words hate. lies
and baseness.
son Theodore 6 Bilbo deserlh-
ed as Missi,sippi's arch race bait
or and hate monger. would there
fore share infamous Immortality
with such characters as Judge
Lynch Capt Boycott Nicholas
Chauvm and Nidkum Quisling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
ROBBERY
Confined from Page Il

''''''' -
when he VAS carried from his
home to his car
The three men who carried
Reams hodv Ia The car were Peo-
pies. Edwin Fielder 81 5i6 r.
Bethune and Abin Mckinney. FL.
5a1 Theodore Edwin Fielder
said that when he took the dead
mans keyes from his pocket lie
fen y large roll Of bills still in
his pocket He said that the suS-
peci had his arms and hands un-
der he hips Of the body. and
while carrying Reams ont 10 tho
car. Peoples took the 5000 in
hills When Fielder and Mckinney
asked Peoples TO accompany
them 70 Harper hospital he re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

Or 20 entering ihe sertie IN
N'Heni'er isie was employed as
z ore Inspector by ibe Ford Motor
company Detroit SGT Dix is a
eolpien' ~ the Combat Infantry
baAee DO Good Conduct fihbon
ana fo' kuropean- African. Middle
East iseafer ribbon with three bait
tle stare
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
JOBLESS
l'ouiinucd irom Page /

iAe NNNCr said that no complaints
nate boon received OF diserimna-
um in isy.ons Apparently ihc
sennriiy system q working prop
ely
rnion oifi, iais NMt-ofii,cs and
uib"rs Who Keen employment daia
have hr,n niabie 10 furnish ac-
cniaio Information because Of The
overnight ayoff~ and separations.
HIGHEST Employment In History
The Negro Nuiker has enjoyed
during 'hr past four years the
highest aud moss lucrative employ
menf IN local history IN 1910.
there We're leSooo non-whiies in
Tho popnlafion for percentage Of
IS per cni on this number - goo
Nei. iu The labor force : bieak-
down shows that o. 100 non-
whites We're unemployed al the
Time or me SO 900 employed %
600 were emplovcd ia manufaeipr
Inc and 20 nm were employed IN
other types o' employment
During ne war Negro employ.
ment IN manufacturing. particalrf
is war indusiries Increased 10 -
oo0 workers. Thousands NJ vomer
Who previously wrre uncrnlovea
o. worked IN nfiraic families suc-
ceeded Oh ohiainins omplosnen az
hleh waco lracls
Plants DOWN
Figures are nna,ailible for lay
offs Plant surveyed hv tho Tri-
hnnc indisto Thar al nave .thrd
ulcd lsvoffs For cSampl" ai WICK.
ers all worker. have hecn laid
off There were about a0o Noeroes
vorbif~ az ihis DIDN'T ~ nos'
TODAY 'Ho src lcss than f'neen
what To De-
Nrnis ~ vour nearest SIS
for ownlr+neni or re"lsifr with
'he uirhren acknowledgement Com.
rcnsfiine rommi4eion TO- r'alns
ciorhai worker la'd off
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
100000 WEST INDIAN
WORKERS IN U. S.

WARRINGTON CAMP Her.
bert G Macdonald chief laisor
officer Of combined Wrsi Indian
supervisory group. aunouneca I'll,
week that there are now 4oooi
West Indian workers b IA.
United states Of these -ooo
a,e working on farms and seeo
in industr,
These figures do nor atua.
the liahamians who are 20 hav,
their own supervisory office sni
abou' whom Information Is not
presently available u Is buosn
that there are about ,ufn Ba.
l.amians working in The country
What disposition Will be mads
OF the West Indian worAos nov
that The war is over nos not
been stated hut IL Is assumed
that the return OF Aneie sn
worker ihen number Wtll Ia
gradually reduced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

fused Witnesses stated Reams
WAS seen counting out hi, money
in front Of People Police heiieys
the suspect IS in Kansas City,
Mo.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
NOTIt f.

Sussex County Taxes may be
paid during October at the tol-
lowing places from 9:3o \. NJ. to
2:45 p. NJ. 1t is suggested that
Capitation Taxes be paid TINS
month in order to avoid addeu
costs.
October - Columbia House
Bridgeville, $50 a. NJ. to 40 +. NJ
October Magistrate klns 5
Office, Seaford. $50 a. NJ. to 2;4o
p NJ
October First National Bank
Frankford. $50 \. NJ. to - r. NJ,
October IS Peoples National
Bank. Laurel, $50 a. NJ. to Z:f'
p. NJ ~
October Milford Trust Co.
Milford. 9:30 A. NJ. to 2:43 +. VI.
October % Millsboro Trust Co.
Millsboro. $50 A. NJ. to 2:4o }. W.
October 81 Baltimore Trust 60;
Selbyville, $50 a. NJ to 2:4o 7. VI
October "a Sussex Trust 20.
Lewes, 9:30 A. NJ. to 2:45 7. NJ,
October % Sussex Trust 60
Milton, 9:30 A. NJ. to I'D /. w.
October " First National l'ih
Dagsboro. 800 A. NJ. to 10 l. W
LOUIS V. SPENCER
o12-2t Receiver OF Take
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
o19-33tl
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due form
of law granted unto the under
signed. on the 2Gth day of Septem-
ber a. D.. 1915, and that all per
sons having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present
the same. duly attested. to the said
The Milford Trust Company. Exec
utor of the estate of Charles I.
Deputy. deceased. on or before the
26th day of September. 1916 or
abide the Act of Assembly i'll such
case made and provided.
THE MILFORD TRUST COMPAN1
By-George T. Reed. Jr"
Address, EAecuIoi :
Milford. Delaware. oo-"'
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
FOR RENT

II -j H. ..-.i .,a >a:.at',
,,.:-~ Ir... \'.'..:8 >>i,1 ot--2t{
FOR EENT-l.#t-e rooms running
~. ".i ,..; "t-: S17 pr w.,k
ard ..Y H,:., N.nGsor. Milford jiJ-tt
EoE. l,i,NT l. -, t:l'. laoH tvr
~ .t& ..'t~. a.-1 ...) t,Nt - i.tH.
autoau.t., t,.t a'.G 1a; Wt-.t. S.u-
no,~ l'.:..r-:,':.- t,d~ WrG.;. %.s
SeI1l M..r#t ~t!-,-. VI ':.rd. s1i-tf
FOE LENT UG.rv. G,s.H. t.':ch
ar6 g.".i.l farms cash r.3t.l and
~h.,. basis LIVE stock. farm .4a.p-
l.4..t,. IT,. far. >t,G +. >aH.. 4. IS,
W..~ua = t;st',.3 'i.'., ,WoCd. H,la-
w.l. T,.,plci., -7tl s-l-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
MOTTO T.

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned on the 10th day Of Oc-
tobcr. A. d. 1915, and that all per
sons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested. to the
said Geneva Shockley. EXecutriX
of the estate of James r. ShOckley
deceased. on or before the 10th day
of October. 1916. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
GENEVA SHOCKLET
Address. EXeCutriX
Lincoln. Delaware
r. /. Box Al. Ol?-5tl
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Thursday. October 25. 1915
At TEN O'CLOCK \. VI.
Ram or Shine
LIVE STOCK


ony pair mules. good Wnikors.
weight 1900 pounds. n head OF sooi
Guernsey MIX Cows All milknG.
4, Sh, one With calf 10y h,r SID, Thor
3G,S range from thry, To- rlght Year.
Two hvitrrS. on, months. ON" ,
months. One tholoUGNhr,d tiUtlu~,N
Full II months old
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One F-l2 FarmaU Mccormick p.,r.
ing tractor. ! SGT NcCormick- nrclIr-
tractor ploW$. NO -: ! set 2-Iow rui-
tlVatoyS for F-l2 tractor. ou, r-too'
oliver tractor disk. one lu->poui disk.
McCormich-pv Grtiu drIlh ou,'
9SpOUt grain drill. Eaim"rS Favor
itv: one now oliver sid, delivery RAKE.
used once: Case hay loader. on"
John Deere lr-f00t hay rah'. on"
John Deere corn PLANTER. one SuSl"
\-foot CultipaCk"r, one uauHr"
Spyeader. ON" to-tooth drac harrow.
on" John Deere wheel harrow, ON"
Miller bean pUllrr. one -. foot 'ut
Dcrriug mower. one foot cut p,rr'nE
binder. one No. tu oliver IVdiuG pillow.
one 2-SvCtlVu spring -jrofh harrow. "u''
IRON uNlo. c-hOr~r WAGON With h"\.
one wooden axle. 2-hoI~r WaGoU with
flat rack: one tlam rack. one a. OIL
Yer plow. one No. Is Oliver plow. on"
cultjVator. one wh"clharroW. ! st p'H
guards. log chains. y and !" foot.
sets chain harness. hrldl">. collars
and doUhl" rvInS. Wir'' nuZ2l'>. !
fodder knives. maddox. i-hola'
breast YOKE. single breast Yoke,
single trees. scoop shovel half huShcl
wire tlghtvncr. grease gun. Ia" White
bags. leo hurlap bags > muSkra I
boats. push poles. Ia" Blake musk
rat traps. l douhl" barrel shot gum.
No. II; single barrel shot gun, No.
II: l hruOdcr stove.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Z
milk cooler. one st ChOrr BOY tl''-
tric mixers. ( milk cans, > mrtal ml|k
stools. | milk straiurr l feed h"\,
holds looo pounds OF feed; | ca>"liu,
engine and pump
SEHOIp GOODS
one >-foot oak extension table, l. oaA
. chairs. one drop leaf table and
chairs. one double size iron he'd am,
springs. one douhlr size bed sptiuG
Siugl, iron he'd and SPRINGS. also u3t
trrSS. library table. one mahoEau,
cane back rocker. one mahogany cam
!, back arm chajr. | Martha WashluG
ton sewing cabinet. ; mirrors. smai
p stand. one wash stand. SllNtrton'
: NictrolaS with records odd Stoo
chairs Seth Thomas chime clock.
Kitchen stool. several wrought lrO'
flower stands and tables. ! Wr0ugh
iron What-uot. | antique luNc seat chalt
several Ston" crooks. several ANTIQUE
: picture frames. chlld'S >k. \laddu
t lamp electric table lamp. large Woe"
: chuIu. dishes and etc.
too bales of timothy and clover hay
!. Ladies' Of Zion Will serve lunch
TERMS cash. NO goods To h,' IT,
moved until paid for
} PLAFORp T. RUSSELL. Own
Milford pI. L. -. No
pickerson Bros. Auctiono'rS- ol2-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
FOR SALE

t"i. ~.>'.H >.8 ..- -.-..
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foU ~>I.N .,.. ,-.. ~,
:tt .'
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h". ,a3 +: l. s." X
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"t--''p
fuE ,AI.E. 3- N.. ]. .a.s-.... H..
.a..a-. ... t:a .". :...',N '!.a.
o,---tp
FOL: S\II ..:. .t-. size,
=, .f~ ..I .,'l 4,t'., N.~.. t'.a.. at:t
~.niju. ... I,.> fi.1:y Wel> Jt
l.. nuno,u .......'a. N-,.;i t'aui,
,.> ri .'- y
FOR SAI.I.-E..a H:i l!cG. M.'
G"'i .-...,.>- rt '.t..tE l.or+f.G -;
t..~t-'. >.,:-. %. ..:.:t al I'll. nrol!.l
.t.4l.-.i.. it... .t.G "'h.r .,.t,:!t..,-
..u,. ":. .......-'. N,W.la MINIS, Nv
s:h. &I >->-t
D!, S.t-.. i.l .'I., !sou0.: >,uN-~
t.f.. ~.. 'u,t.,..l~ Mr. + r
Ny ... .sr l...t '.t'- Nt,,.
t..a.- >'.'' !...t, \o. -. Gii.,A
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
PUBLIC SALE
Of valuable
Personal Property
HtNH.- decided To discontinue farm
.u4. NH ot'"r at Public SaI". on
Tuesday. October 30th. 1915

AT TEN O'CLOCK \ NJ
Ram ~ SHIN,
-; u> home. IL mllvS West Of Far
Ia#Nltou. about ! mil, off TIN, "-toOt
>to:., road Tn" farm i known aS the
'i,orsy hHN Booth Farm.
ft- follow ,uG
LIVE STOCK
Ou 4lay Nurs,. l. y,ar> old. weight
2uu l.uUuG~. bay MARI, \ Years old.
weight l"f" pounds: COW. years
old. ! COW. > Years old: ! COW. years
old: hcjt,r. comus years old:
htjt'r YcarlNl, CALI
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
O,, 81 John Deere tractor plovs.
l4-inch: International disk. / Inter
national hay RAKE. l International corr
PLANTER. l riding cultNator, Buckeye
! OHIO roller International tractor
,o-2". hon}, made tractor. low
wagon. / fodder cart. 3 walking Cul'
tlNalor>. enc 5"-tooth iron drag.
a. oliver pluws. / "AN" drag. on,
Ne 214 Southhcnd plow. | cream sep
ator, SharIl,>s: ! milk Stralntr an'
milk buckets. ! double suit Of har
mss. 8 SNstS ploW harness. collars
hrjGiv> 3 luG chains, 20" good tomat,
baskets. corn shelter. ShovelS. hetS
forks. IaktS SOM, tools. planes. SANS
! lroN Vice. oil hrOodcr. l drill press
] coz! hruod'r. forge. one 2-Eallol
la!d pi,SS. | grinder. | lot of poultr,
Wir,
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
And a lot Of hal,d hay.
TEEMS-CASH.
Lunch viii hc served
WILLARD DONOVAN. Own,
Pennington. Delaware
pickerSou Bros. .AuctioueerS. Ol9-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

FOR SALE Possession ~ once.
El-ht room country ho,r.. t,wiy ~
pa rcd. par,t~d alj painted ii.~ q"
ard uut FIN, miles from M.Gorj. ,
miles from Firdrii,a poahiv ga't-'.
-mph, houS, and h'n hoUS". Arr"N-
lm4t.ly acres ot land. part c.t.tlrd.
hHlaur- in wood aud timber Id'tI
hrol,r >.t.. j. : Willis. Milford. p'l
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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

EtGINNING vt Ia O'CLOCK y VI.
Thrc' hHudWovcu rugs. 9 y l.. two
. piece bedroom suites one of ash.
tn. other marhl" topped walnut coil
springs for both: our iron and brass
hodSt.ad with woven wlr" springs.
several articles of hcd clothing. one
or two chjltoui"rS. one box couch, one
OF two packing trunks. reed. cane and
upholstered chairs. several ol these
rockers: ON" Gatr-lcgGcd tahl" with
Other tables ana stands, dining room
chairs. ON. sjdchonrd. one book ease
six feet wide, With three glass doors
and one library table, both of fine
material ana WorkmanShip one t.m-
pir, sofa. stand. mrlor with SOM,
other articles usually listed aS an
tiqur ON" incomplete. set French
china ana some glassware. one twin
burner oil heater. onc t,Stat" hrAtrola
and on. electric rcfriccrator. a lot at
aluminium and iron ktchonWarc.
one roll top desk
Tools and sundricS in farm tool
house. over loo bales mixed LcSp"d-
ca and SOY bean hay, nay hr offer
ed
TERMS: CASH before removal
WM. Is THAItI'
plckrr@on l:r"S., Aurtonrclt.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19


te.l E..,.a..v Excelsior Company.
lar. IlrAd4I-. n23-tf
WANTEu. NJ, II oi.4at. a small
'...} ,fUlt,6 !:':.. @ W.i-- from
i..".~ on .ai,ut,I .osd ami iced Il
~.:.,I .,IG ~ tr,t .,.ttl.. SALARY With
i.!.< ..,-." a.. h.,l l....- ,..er,,.~ AID piss
tol o"s u~,.. Di..i Hpa-, t..uay truck
~" ..;J t!,. fir. Wavd Wt.t- or call
:ar .:',lt.,p us<d Naln.. i Bal
t.l"ulr .N,a.,,, l., Ip!uth, p,L o5-5t
WANTEn M.s..G mau 10 operate.
.i;ts. tsrettA ot ul,t.tt.:t- tractor and
u.h,, tatn H.v.aH,IH Good vases,
..,a~. :G... milk. etc.. furnished.
Som. .rt.f- .,..a b.= -tuWu ou shares.
NTH au ,....l'i.,:.t. S,,d plants and
t.i15l.I,I t.I.Hl~ivd Wilson {. Hatfield
oir.. .ttW,o5. l., ,.tWni.. Former Gov
,yHur Tv!t.N.H Home E9uu o5-tf
WANTED N.ddl- o@.d ,"unc Ia
...h, c.sr, ~ obi folks hom, near Vii
u.n-to, Nan to h"nil' h..,trrs poul-
t;E. irs~,. -";.i,i.. ttc. Woman to do
No1.@- work aud look after old folks
Hl'f .3. j.. ~t:1.t NOW employed
S.iafste aIt.tm,nt furnished E,pIN
AH bite: ~tut.ul ~QHulticatiois and
~,i4iy ,Np.c',d Nlih,td |. 81, ppard.
S,r:,t#iy. - South tf,N,land aN,-
u.. Nas.l;-tou i>2 p,l ol2-5)
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

EOl; SALE lHr \,W Huur~hlr.
I;rd pull,,s Hulluium cl,au. - w,th,
uld - I.alr,d lturk pull,t~. - W,ek.
od shot gun. doutl- hair,L H,m-
myrl,>S - gauge L. g. \ r,i.o hat
t,iN SIT Moor model oH, oil -toE'
N,lt.r. on. huru,r pu, rhauk W"o
heater. used two moIthS TWu-hu:t-
electric rlttr. en-, Buckeye hrn"lc
-t"N,. used tiNe weeks N.urN I. can
nom. l., + y. J. I.luru.li p.l. \aia
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
FOR SALE
Fancy Seed Wheat For Sale

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