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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
WANTED

Is HOUSES, between $4,000 and
$4,000. with Terms. Call 2s4o.
Fred Dupont Realtor, after p.
m. Phone li13.
WANT TO SELF List houses with
n. PEET. Realtor, li9 Pearl St
Phone 1871. Satisfied customers
our hest advertisement
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
The YpslantiD DailyPress

GEORGE C. HANDY. Publisher
Entered as second-ciass mail matter
The Ypsilantian. Jan. lSs0.
The Ypsilanti Daily Press, March ~.
1908, Ia accordance with Sec. $780,
p. l. q r.. (Mar. ). 1870. at Post
office, Yosilanti. Mich.
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ern portion OF Wayne County 800
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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
Houses Ror sale

HOME FOR sALE-26oS Foster
Ave. between Ypsilanti and Ann
Arbor, one block off Washtenaw.
room home. forced hot eir heat,
new roof, so 22 garage. over
head doors. two large lots.
MODERN ROOM HOME, bed
rooms, wired for stove, close TO
Central Speciality. IS Short Oak.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28

THEY'RE soMErHING-more thar
fancies and fads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
Personals
Business Services

|. G. THOMPSON
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
ATTENTION: MEN AND MATER
IAL AVAILABLE at once for
al types Conversion Jobs, Archi-
tecturally designed CABINETS. new
homes-barns- -silos - general
contractors o. all masonry con-
struction, insula tion and siding.
Ann Arbor assn Ypsi 294t-R
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
Buainesa Services

ROOFING - EAvETRoUGHING
SHEET. METAL WORK, FURNACES
-CLEANED AND REPAIRED - Call
W ii. STEPHENS
f2l Hewitt "a. Phone l67A
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28

ALMOST NEW Al CONDITION
Motor Products Deep Freeze unit.
80 gal capacity. 4lS W. Forest.
Phone 32b.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
Farm Products, Equipment

POTATOES-Don't get caught short
next spring. Let us TN your bin
with our beautiful White Chippe-
was or Rural Russets $500 bu. de-
livered to your door on Oct. -.
Suggestions for storing. Call
27-F-1l Maybee. Jack Downing.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
'1' NOTICE!
OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Municipal and School Board election will be held on Tuesday. April 3. 1945. at the City Hall. Nome. Alaska. for the purpose of electing the following officers viz:
 Mayor: three members of the Common Council for two years: City Treasurer: City Attorney: City Clerk: and two members of the School Board; one for a two year term. and one. for a three year term.
 Polls will open at 500 a.m.. and close al $500 pm.
 Carrie M. McLain.
 City Clerk. March 23-26
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
IS BEATEN
 IN SEATTLE COUNTY JAIL
UTH BEATEN IN JAIL

UTH BEATEN IN JAIL WASHINGTON, March 23,-(P) The federal government today decided to discontinue the hous- ing of federal prisoners in the King County jail at Seattle, where thethe death of a youthful inmate was attributed to torture and mis- treatment he hands of a "kan- garoo court"
 The Justice Department said the U. $. Marshal ordered the transfer of 32 federal prisoners from the jail, to other institutions.
 The action was taken following careful inspection of the jail after the fatal beating of John Emberg, juvenile prisoner, held in jail, and because the jails kangaroo court was not abolish. ed"
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
Army Engineer Is Promoted
PROMOTION

PROMOTION
 SEATTLE, March, 23,-(P)-The promotion to the rank of Major Arvid K. Reed, chief of the fiscal division of Seattle district, US. Army Engineers, was announced
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
PAGE SEVEN

by Colonel Hardy, Seattle District Engineer.
 Moior Reed served as construct ing Quartermaster for Alaskan airbase construction until Feb. 1941, then became Executive Off, ficer COM, of Seattle and vicin- ity.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
Ice POOl Dates

The following is a list of the official dates on which the ice moved at Nenana:
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26

Around the World News in Pictures" appears regularly in The Nugget.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
MILFORD NECK
Hlll"rd N"ch Nclhodi~l murch
ktl. pa1id /. Nnnd. Pn>tnr

Sihd :. NIscG -
Sunday .,ooI services III . I, u
Harvey Ia"Hp-oH -am lir.aa,a,
tAuea @..t.e.> ~ e
passion
Cum, and enjoy ms, $. sr,-.
Ia. MIIlNaud III Cua IS .uon-
~"..h- i hth. Nu.,u W.1 ~ heidi
H' u. E.a Faaa' ~.... II Na-
i""d ~ >afatd y Mere. II. s,atr
ms a1 " o,loeA.
Pussy eud Iistt,y paanou We.e
".'h-'sd -u,~f- ~ tH,a 4:audpu4-
.1.~. At.. .ad Ms Ats.d N,4v-
avn
", ase ~o..y .or.pol, lrr,e May
A@n Mails l.- RI, ~c.4l.t trl,r.
Me. .ad N.~ rdvfr Sborr aud
da'@"'e~. ~a's urd tl/ab,.h.
Me- CaHl,~ F..n,b ana Miss
Ei.ru F..aen ut Milford visited
Nh. Shorts pu.urs al Townsend
"a Sunday ,vyl:u-. His morhp.
AI.~ Charles SHWf. hesy III.
iiarIau 'ie>.,I al ncurou Md
=" y,a1~ o.d. tfhl OF Mrs John
lawn dlyd Thursday m4ht. March
=. H. is survived ny hls VIE and
>eYoIal ,MlGs,a
Little uo.~ and Winnie Lon
O#o,a'y daa@hra OF Mr. and Mrs
I'~ij. IteA.y asr wy III AT ihl~
Nsltia-.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

clyde Wilkins : ! G is here
spending his leave with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Wilkins at
their home on ;. Walnut Street.
AT
Sergeant Theodore GayotoS re-
turns 10 Yuma, Arizona tomorrow
after spending a ten day leave with
his parents, Mr and Mrs. PcteI
GaVOtOS.
Private Thomas Plummcr who
Was inducted INTO The Army at
Fort Din. New Jersey is now sta
toned at Fort BracG. North Carroll
na for his traininG
a y
CPL jay f. Watson has returned
to Homestead, Fla, after spending
an eightccn-day furlou2h with his
wife and son and parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Watson. of Cedar Neck
h y
MidShipman Clarence DerrickSOu
is spending a ten day leave with
his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Clarence
porrlckson 81. Mid,hipman der
riCkson has just returned from Is
months duty in the Pacific
A.
Private David HcrSOn arrived
home Monday night To spend ten
day leave with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs Frank f. Herson after his
Mrs Frank +. Hcrson. After his
Meade. MARYLAND
Mrs. J. W. Warren. OF NilIw0Od.
received word that her son. SGT.
Wilbur c. Warner has recently ar
flN'd safely somewhere in France.
Biii would hc very Glad To hear
nom th" old home town folks. His
dhdf'ss now IS: T + Wilbur &.
NaIncr. 3215t>fl. Co G. 10Th Tank
Bh.. AFO 40 IL. co Postmaster.
New York city
Rdlph shannon. husband OF Mary
y. Shannon. and nephew of Mr..
and Mrs Elton Lynch of DUPONT
boulevard. Milford. was recently
promoted TO FIRST lieutenant some
where in th" Philippines. Lieuton-
ant Shannon and his cousin. Cor
poral Elton Godfrey OF Mllshoro.
have met for the second time since
being overseas.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
tHlIDREN'S REACH HOTSE

We've been di.eing fox-holcs
and are now having good time
laying in them with our guns. one
day we took fla9s in them with Us
to have our pictures taken.
Monday vas a day We'l rcmcm-
Der for a while. After we had fin
l<hed writing letters home or 10
cur fathers in the service. Esther
put on her Red Cross cap and sat
at her desk with the box all read,
to collect money for the Red Cross,
DRIVE. We were told where tho
money We were giving would 90
and the good it would do. Then We
sang The star Hpan4led Banner, /"
ana Esther sang Rose or 80
wan Land before She collected
Tor the Red Cross from All incIud-
IhS IN" entir" staff. After sinein.
America the staff left the school
room and We continued school
work.
We appreciate this lovely wealth
en- when We can take lon2 walks
+hd he outside most of the free
time. We enjoy taking Ruth. oIu.
heaft railent. in the chaise loun4c
out ON the porch with us.
We miss Margaret. Floyd. and
orlna. who left us recently Their
voices added much To our chorllScS.
ana both dancing ability and their
voices will bc missed on our pro
grams
Already we've made Easter has
kttS OF gay colors. Some of us have
decorated them. We are just be-
%'hhlnS to make Easter cards
James is the first one to dcsi.n
and complete a card.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

y discussion followed as to the
most suitable location for the sum
mcr picnic. 1t WAS agreed To leave
inns To the lecturer who will mako
an announcement later.
NJ this meeting the Pomona
Grange went ON record as favnrinp
House Bill No. PSI pertaining to
Incorporating Labor Unions IN tho
stat" OF Delaware and penalties for
violating this act; House Bill no
1N3 to regulate fees charged bv
Labor mons operating within the
State of Delaware. also House Bill
40. 2Hi 10 increase tho salaries Of
school teachers of the State of Del
aware and opposing para mufurI
betting. The decrease of motor IL
ccnsc fee was favored.
Mrs. Thomas invited all who
could. To attend the Kent Comfy
fomOna GranGC in HARRINGTON ON
April ). She also spoke briefly OF
Idmacld help, soil conservation
ana fertilizer. The Victory Garden
Oh l?l3 will be very important. al
so OF shortage of pork and chick
ems.
Mrs. Willis, state lecturer. of
MILFORD, spoke hurricdly of the con-
test throughout the state of am
ateur musicals. any kind of vocal
or instrumental. also a contest for
me best publicity scrap book.
FrlZeS will be awarded
The assembled guests gave = ris-
ing vote OF thanks and appreciation
1or the welcome extended to them
ana the delicious luncheon served
by. their hosts. IIcnlOpcn and An
COLA Oranges.
Roland Marsh spoke briefly of
the assessment on property ac-
cording to stamps placed ON deeds
as something 10 consider.
An unlocked for event took place
during the above meeting. The ar
rival of Alton Maull. son of Sussoy
County Pomona Grange Master
BAILEY Maull and Mrs. Maull. Al
Just returned from IS months Snr-
vice IN Europe. All present gave a
rising vote of welcome to the young
man
Mrs. Bertha Marsh of Rehoboth.
charter member of over 80 years
standing. is i'll. A card shower was
! suggested
The Pomona Grange was extend
ed an invitation to Reliance Grange
IN october for the fall meeting.
This was accepted with thanks.
The Sussex County Pomona
Grange was then closed in regular
! form by its officers.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
BIRTHDAY DINNER

on Sunday March -. Airs. VI \
Webb oI lur@I GrrruWoud d,lisht-
fully entertained at Il covered dish
dnEcr. the uccdsInn hrin. hc md
birthday anniversary After 1llr
hoHntrm cafeteria service The fun
began when each @u"9i had 10 find
'hci. pIac" card 1r The Jahr. Th,
dining room WAS b.autiluNy deco
rHlcd j" arcou amt luar. also yellow
d1flpdIl-
Tlc guests present We're Nl. and
Mrs ia / Wehh oi Milford. Ns
and Mrs Il -. tllndauiI or NII-
TON. Nr. and Mrs II \. " rhh and
children ol Ilauju4fou. Mr.. ana
Mis-. \. f.. Sj/gmurr aud SON CI,nu
oi $oatord Mrs G. II. O"H,cr nf
GrronWood Irwin NJ. Wchb OF ~
Icndalc. Mr. ana Mrs. Harmon Lew
IS and family ot Milton. Billy Wi
son of Milford Thomas Wilson of
Grc"nWood and oliver Webb. who
lives with his mother
NhS Webb !rc"jvrd many hcauri-
'nl and usr'ul gifts late in IN.
AFTERNOON til" &u",tS lrl NShing
the ioviaI hostess many mutr han
~ birthdays
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

Nj aud }u Io~fu4 WtI',y au5
~ou Joshua Je ~p.nf Saturday
Win h." rarru- N aad Nr-
FHh rach,. ot Glr.uoori
III anj Ms MaH Itul.y oi
a.a }Iuu. i >f~.',d A'r and N.-
.u4n N.elHu tad d.u-a,r I.yl
NJ. oa Sunday Han.-
r~ Il ,.n'N ~'u + ~aNu- n
'I~ NJ ,.au' 1lH.n. ~p.et tu. past
".tA N"g ~ aHd Nl~ L,~s,
G..,uIy
N @ AIS John I.on-borh.un
t5 NJ Ea~m Short sud dau-h-
r.1 Sal4. Nt~.',9 II. sad MS Johu
NaohaA and dau-mc LII. Mac
on t'ldal- ey,f.H9
AIR. nd Ms CA,-t~. lay!non
and son John visited Nl aui Mrs
Jo>Hua Wiley and son Ju~uua .I..
last sunday ,l,Hjns
Ms Jom Mills ~p.nr Saturday
WHu A,r dau4h,,s MIS- Ann Lr
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
Methodist { hurch

Living is a skill that must hr
practiccd today. if it is to fun
ti0n tomorrow"
Methodist Church
Sunday School and church soy
vices were we'll attended ON sun
day.
Blessed is the man that delight
eth greatly in his commandments
Ps. 112:l
Our Cedar Neck Ladies' Aid Will
mold bake in Reeds store ON
Saturday morning. March 3lSt. at
1890 o'clock. All kinds OF good
things to eat. Plan to come.
Miss Barbara Lynch enjoyed Il
visit with her grandparents. NIr
and Mrs Thomas Mills. ST.. last
week
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Donovan
were Monday evening guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Davis Watson.
THE contcntcd person is never
poor: the DISCONTINUED mover rich "
Cpl Richard Mills. Of Goor2i1.
is enjoying a two weeks furlou.h
with his parents. Mr. ana Mrs. FL
wood Mills
Mrs Lydia Mills spent Wcdmcs-
day with her morhcl Ms. Alice
Sheppard in Slaughter Neck.
Mr. and Mrs Davis Watson spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Boss
Shew and son. F. Watson Shew.
Mrs. Ethel Roberts enjoyed a
week with her cousin, Mrs. Olivia
Benson in Lincoln.
The happy person is always
, busy"
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
First Baptist Church
''Not 10 he Nrni>tcrcd into. But to Minister
Rev. Leon Z. Nelson. Pastor

,iauasN. Natch .,
!" "n m l;th. Syh"oI Tor,c
Tia l-t.l Nerk " Cou, Ia our GROW
'.'& a'ld .,It- -ch"ol Thomas Ilouu-
't' O.. .f.r, 'ti,t, u,i. ut
."' - 49, NofnJu@ Wor~mp N..-
pi,."
'..n T.. ~ E4rr,~t Youth I. Ij"W.h.p
"'d J"mor Ii2h NouI2 Feorl... n'"t-
tn.s
':"n .. M lniomal S"ug Srrvlcr
,nd I.Nn- Worship. M.~Saer. Lost
Niml".r~ WHtohtns .h-~u@ Dlc.'
Tuesday. y m Thr Garli-' Chris
j2u Fellow imp VIII m,yt at th, homo
81 Nh "nd N'-. : j. Peterson ON th"
SiaNnir t;ofd
W'dn'ed.>. u. IN Prayer aud III
hl" Study Iiour ut tia" homr of Nh
and Nh Thomas k,n.p.
ilodaA, N.1ch -. =. IA We VIII
h!N" jir shoWIue ol 1ho e"~I''I iItn
Fh'l Lave Iorrr,r. TIN. il - ..oluId
ANA color tlm which deals With som"
@ritluj H~rrct- at thi. W;tr. N"U Hr"
UG' - he present
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South last Front Street
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
Suu,iuN. NatrA -,

''''''''N' H'i' :! ~
L. - ma sunday school. ltinoIi
it,.r" cutters. ~up'rllt' ud. !tl
90" a u Iro;t,hina
-" = a.. MH~lral. ~uuG and Praise.
So" =. I'D. IrachIu4
I'Ia\"f .m"'l'nG W'du, day ,y,rjn.
u ~" o'clnck
W. want Il" invite ynu ia our .,,
\ll''-: Al~" "ut Suud.,> sehnol W. hay,
-" "ci:l iuNiDotlou to tho.. .vlo 90,
+" t." church >ch"ol W. nyu.. ,nI
Como with us. 2'1 :tequ~iut,d >,i,I,
"'n lu" 2t"np o1 h">. aud sui and
~"dN i'"rhIS. I:t.rt# cuuld nur ,n
y n"fd"r thiuG f"f th.u chldrrn lh.u
Ind or h1n2 rh"m 10 Sunday school
.N"""H~ "I' tiN"n /" each worker.
ON motto. Pray. ilau. conn.
MUik = '''
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
st. Johns X. {. Church
RcV. leonard q R1oan. Rector

S1u.daN. March -
milford, 81 lohu's Churcil, ? q m
S'Hioid, St Mary'a Church, S, -"
ia.
II ;'hoho'h. St. Edmond's Church. II
. IN.
Fort saul bury, s Il m
I;rtlHuH I;.ach camp. 90 Il. m.
t"'i'-.j0i.. I;rtutr Mass.
I"h.;inu. obstruction After Mass
Holy Day ana other services as an.
OInCcd
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
TIL BOARD OF tNNE EN>NINI
WILL <IG 10 HEAR APPEALS
O\ THF FOLLOWING. DNITN:

/ Smyrna. Town IldL Monday.
April 'rh 80 4 NJ 10 I3:oo
Noon
, Clayton. Town 0Nce. Mon
day. April arh 100 p. NJ. 10 2:uo
Z. NJ.
FELTON, Uua5H-rou x Lynch
of.ce. Tuesday lpltl lnth 9:3r
y " 10 T. %" Nour
Fl.G,..e Nf~oa \ G,soW
N'olt To.~oay \u.I Iota I.uo
T. N ~ "a l. II
q N,at.a. Wm. Il. Nuo1t~. &tos..
"Wednesday AHHl lI,t l:oo +. NJ
to = 80 T.. II
tn.N. iI,uh.t.s @jole. We'd
nesday Ar.il lllh "."o \. ~ tc
I2:co Noon
I.virsjr. sam Fol store.
Thursday. April Eth 9:&o \. NJ.
10 l@.ur Noon.
Iiaz.e't1iiIr. l. u Eryanr's 5
S."le. Thursday. \mH GoIh i:oo
=. ). 10 30 p. VI.
= Willow Grow. podd'. ;s,or,.
Monday >pHl lGrn $50 y. VI. ,o
I2.ou Noon.
E Na>t.o.s Garner Nnnnolts
I'oar. Nonday Apil lt)h l:or p.
VI 10 80 =. VI.
Bower Board ot Assessment.
TUESDAY. Aprl I'm 800 y. " io
so T.. N.
Mlomir2. roWcIi's store.
"Wednesday \pEjl l>rh $50 \. VI
TO l2."o Noon.
C0ud,n Rlde.ly Oni,r. We'd
aeSdaF Arrii I>tu "o +. VI. L.
. 81 + VI.
Harrington. Fire House.
Thursday. Arrll lah go \. 81
10 T. oo Noon
Fuminctou. nouovm's store
Thursday. April 18th Loo p. NJ
10 2."o =. NJ.
bower Eoard Of 9mcnr
Friday. April 2"lh 800 \. VI. t,
3 ga + II.
IL Milford. John Stewards
store. Monday. Aprii 2ard $50 4
A. 10 l@.0o Noum.
i" Houston. Counsrlman's store
Monday. April ard Ion 2. NJ. |,
2.oo =. N.
Dover Board or Assessment
Tuesday. \pril 18th 9:oo \. Vi. to
$50 r. NJ
~ CLIFFORD VI SIMPLER
.IAtit,S +. DAVIDSON
n-3--t JAMES J {E!iEN
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
With \ 18th AAF B-25 Group in
he Mediterranean Thcatpr STAN

tHt ltfiTdntdH HtHIer stan
Sergeant John f.. Arso of Milford.
q gunner is member of the cloth
b Mitchell Bomhardment Group
" hiCh recently flew its SoUth com
Tat mission. commanded by Colo
mel Peter IL. ReminGton. cape Vim
cent New York. this unit still
holds the bombing record for Ar
my Air Force medium and heavy
groups. Major General John Il.
annon. commanding officer of the
Ncditcrranean Allied Tactical Air
Force. sent the following coneratu-
ldt"tN message to Bri2adier Gene
raj Robert d. Knapp. Auburn.
Gcor~la. 20mmandinG general or
the B-21 wing: THE 3luth Bomb
Group. in COmpletin& it's South
combat mission. is a tribute to
Your "in2 and particularly to IL,
officers and men OF the 3Iuth
Group What they have acCumpliSh-
20 should. however. not alone he
treasured in the number Of mis-
mionS flown. Their effort through
cut tn" Mediterranean campaicu
Las h""n a most important contli-
fhtlnG factor to our overall sue
t'S~iul air operations. | am sin
f'fcl\ proud OF the record made by
the 3l"th Bomb Group. Please con
N"y my concentrations to them. "
ltlS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II.
Alc". live on :. T.. Front ST. this
city.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
Calvary Methodist Church
The Church of Warm Spirit"

FeV' Nj. Eugene Hun1crford. Minister
N.rt.'. NarpH %,
"."u - ~ chs li...ltr. u,,,,
Erar>. n.,a,l
I""e u5 C'upt,h :, iiool Sup.r-
- ,'i'.ul 1"an Wilkins toru, spend
: h.. h'u Nth a. Cn@..v- ion ,u -,2,>
u ." "a nNur. Wrr.hIp and
si'l:u"n t.lu Sunday.
:" y - Methodist Youth F.floW
t'F W. d..f Mis- I;ttfN EaNlu.oj.
L. .''ef. J's..- ftt1l9Id
=" ~ W"r|1r :i.t>t,r. .o..
'ia "
I..>'t h.,'.r4 t.5o T.. "a ,u Thu.
.aN
@@ii.lt> 'tul.r,f.c. aud tn,n.I,.,
hr r''1f,. I'r Waiter Ilr.GH.
! ~. '"n''"tue tins s.iNIc.. IrI-
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House of Happiness
ECv. IrlIk HCIson. D. o. MIniStcr

Sat,N. N,s,a =,
81 81 %,-.."u ~ III. ,'h..,N
~.h"D W. 'n7t> s.nd,> Ca
III "o big N"rna- Wo,-hI. ,.,I
= iu,"l Palm >Itmia> l.tl ..,.
."m'I HUe.. h> rh. chon- ...brri.
FiN ,k"t~ '"u'th' Il,lu> u,t.o.tr.
go - IA Th, N,ra.d., Yu.h
tcloW-ir \ll l"8u- r,orl, .uNi,d
'"' =. -" I%c'.a4 Nur~u.r 5ud
; .'l.,@'. : Ihi'ct.. TIA tncH.- l.m.--
81 'hrl.t', \im Wuf -up .Wuh t.-
'''IN SGu,jaN ,N,lrn-.
lI"IH W',N S.INt,ss up T,..,i,>
W''t" -'ia} 4nd Tl'u~daH ,t.ma4 ~
=" "'t"'. Ti. ~o'tae..u e.. jh.
l"I"'~ S.Upi".r NilJ Ia ol,..lN,,l cn
ihu~drN .Ntriu-
Community G"od t'r.da> l,.tlt... o,.
lrldHN "lt'ru""'. NJ,h 81. At so
"'"l"' 4. The l;artj.t IT,, -hHt,l3.p.
'nt th' Methodist 'huu.m.- VIII uulr.
iu itI~ -,INlc,
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
The Presbyterian Church
The Church on the PIata''
Rov. John NJ. DeChant. Minister

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o ~.nd.,, =, honI Nh i.
~ '...,la. llnt.,,r..n,i.rt
'' 'i.a. iahI Cl,-. \ r.
u" ~ Wnf-hii and Srrnolt
"l''. E''tt.aI N~HrnI,. ot
I''i ~tulat 90
.. j""'or @oei.tY Mrs.
& ."-' ~l."lt.. h:.d.
~ M l"uug Peoples Socirtv.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
on>crNation Imperative

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~ Nu MalktI. mon .a ..., .,,,tcu
me- "cau~uu.. IecItlatrn. tulu.,
conservation Imperative
"Cuu-Uu,I~ uiI-t Cu#-,.tt i.r!
IT, cNrrl respect. Att NahrI -aiu
< Irccur uuUoGuc,1..H ~ rar So
jd Fuels AdulAl~fIa.oa sw Ma
points Uut So unu.u W,tth,.. am
}luarhrS ii il Imperative the rUl-
lac- jit,- hr -tor..4 ..t f.e. ..u..i,.:.
Possible cat, ln this IN ina COM
,umyra @.ulG lut -raar UuuH-
lG,l ucAt I1jl anti. il is ah~uIat,i.
necessary.
TuiS j. especially n,o"--aly h,.-
Gauss, ot the r,dg,iina 81 tle coal
alluttay1r .or ,ol-UNG, ..u.a >1.
r,r cent al nw@al 1rqH,n.,rt.
in th, winter ot )'t}-}a ru ~ p..
.,,ut for tav winter lr}5-lt N.
Walker said
Users OF less than - 'uu- >,aih
Viii rot hr repaired ~ ~t;u. Au~
much luyl tae> Ia|r On laI.d II,
th. JiIue 'n,l send in lhtit cou~t.-
mrr dcel.ualion~ ana u.d,r .or
I945-tt.
The amognt now in tte Tin viii
nut nc deducted from tlr alIor-
upntS This ~houId rc an incentive
to consumers tu con~ytyc fo tlc az
~o~t IT," coal they hNv ou tand
Nm Walker said
To -rrcrch thu Maritime faI al
iotmcar d~ Im as noe Ibl. 5Ii
Wa}hc. -u}c lhis advice.
l. Ston imuacv oaflN taj~ -miu4.
.iaGt il late this .dll
> Keep lenp"taWe aI t\ G,-
-rcos or luWct duIn2 day loNre
at ui4ir
s. install Insulation: s,oua -a~H.
Ne"rherstliprine and auroratic
hcatin4 controls. if pos>jhl. sal
up hdildin~ cracks. DO tli- Wulh.
jlli9 ~uuncy
t. close Cp unus,d rooms aud
,uI ot heat
g. Repair aud ,l,su uunatr tHi.
-ufHia"r. clean I.aUlaIN u Wmlr.
+ LCnu how 20 opclu. unacc
.ru1omicalIN
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
Christian Science Society

Branch of The First Church of Christ.
Scientist. in Boston. Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Hall
Sunday. March -
Subject OF the lesson sermon
Natter"
Services every sunday at II a. IN.
sunday school 1t same hour.
w "dnc%daY evening meeting. first
W edncsGay il each m.axeA at 5 p La
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

mord :"nur}t is in the Milford
M,moilt Hospital We hope for
H,. 70 speedy recovery
You c,u work Yourself into
h,t'cr iH' ari Hou can talk your
.,u out -. Il 1uod Job
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

The hullet-proof tanks of a Fly
ing Fortress need more than half
q ton of rubber.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

tfc ri Ntilprl.
Mis- E.dW SuI
sara and F+i ID
Snp}f ~ niece. VI
ijnEiy at lI' ar +
Nrlli!g
" &, d.c SORRY L
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. Bordlcy (. Baynard. Pastor

Rev Bordlcy {. Baynard, Pastor
"Hnda> March -
i"."" Il. !a. SUNDAY .relnu!
r." in Motuua NNut Am
%" =. lu u t. T. .>.rlIc.
J." = !" Sons Service a3ud E1r-
!" = "' Thr.d 81. prayer .cl,lc.
specially t"' lho laon ia ia, "rn..d
,it'..
f.\er}uu" Wclcom"
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First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor, Pastor

Sunday. March -
Sunday school 10 "a. IN.
i'f"arhinF Services IL q. m
Evening '>rrNlrr~ 10 o'clock
Ih"fNd'Y 90 =. m.-l'r,yvr Meet
y Christian welcome awaits YOU
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
\oTitE TO TtNPAlIR<

IAe ht"' County A~-c~>m.ni ion
.'''' Wi. 30 Hto- Hp ii th. loIloU
i'.- i.@,s~ toH th. >prc1lou. al.
~ a.'o.. Nms. . l45. aud uilI
'.oaa th'ae W'.l rbe appeal days
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FIRST DISTRICT

''' "'''t tue appeal DAYS
FIRST plSTRIcT
''..' ...... Smyrna
H.lt G'.l,,. ~,n,.,.,,.,
%IrONp DISTRICT
III F"> $ ~tca" ..... l.cfp-3,
''@. Una" uott.
4lll!up DISTRICT
! 49, l'i.eo ........... CIayfoH
! E1eruN- ..... K,atno
FOJ ETH DISTRICT
l''tih'l .~'or" ..... llar1ly
!. u. &lHrt.~ Stone la.l.rtlIIl,
F!FrIl DISTRICT
! Erh.n.s Sfor, ...... bower
Nd'- t~I"l' DoN,r
Posi- ON,. ..... bower
>l\Fi} DISTRICT
ilo,jd'e Store Willow Groy,
Musei store Masters Cu,Hc.
SE\ E\TtI DISTRICT
Post Orlr. .......... r3md,.l i
rr#r O:l,. Wvomin.
Posi- utli,r Wnndsid.
EIGlITu DISTRICT
Post Gijjcy ........... c'clro4
|'"#i bJI.'r ..... t'r.d,.ira
NINTH DISTRICT
t'">j Once ..........- Harrington
Post otli." ......-. Ea}miugtou
TENTH DISTRICT
J. +. counSoluau Store Houston
! II I!umvs Store ........ Milford
John Stewards Store III. Milford
The Hoatd OF Assessment would
approoiat" all taxpayers checking
fh' Appeal Books and il There ar,
any mistakes would like to cooper
atc With YOU and rrcrity s3mo
Ey CLIFFORD N. SIMPLER
JA&'t.S r. DAVIDSON
JAMES J. EEllEN
lnald ot \S~rssmrn' inl
krnr County u22-11'
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

ore and d3u@jlicr@.
t.th visited All=.
tS OIjn nUl and
, Hon ull Saturday
70 },polt Mrs Ray