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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

LOST Small long haired i"mal"
terrier white with tan spots Ans
>yrlS to nam" oi "Si-trr.' $l".ou r'.-
ward il returned To Ms Francis Mar
tin. Church street. Milford. 60 Geo.
H. Draper. .h Phone - jl\-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
NOTICES!

Beginning Monday, January IA,
Harrington Cab Service minimum
charge for one passenger any
where in town to business section
will be 25c and 25c for each addi-
tiOnal passenger, nothing for small
children when accompanied by
other persons.
jlX FRED HARRINGTON
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
Tuesday. January 22. 1916
At ONE L. NJ.
Itnin oi shine
The fulloWiu4.
REAL ESTATE

All THAT certain farm containing the
quantity of riEhlN-"ight acres and
uiuctN-lWo ~ultHlr W.lrhrS. b" tn"
Sam mon" or Ics~ or Tins acreage
SIXTY acres clear land, icmHind"r IN
timh"I land. said farm improved with
buildings ~ follows: Home. consisting
of I'VE rooms. larG" hail, enclosed
porch: barn ana stable. com Crih.
wagon house. garage. implement sheet.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
PIANO. J-pi"cr parlor suite, Nlctrola
and records. refrigerator. i-hrln'r oil
stove, rockers. chairs. cllphuHrd, one
antique h;dl lamp, carpets. tables. an
tiqtt, drup-l'af table. Coles Hot l;last
stove. enamel Kitchen range. hog kill
inG pot. l. bundles oI shingles. u loI of
di~h,~ ald NANNY household goods too
numrroUS To mention. Also barb Wire.
lHr@,. pill. Srlt wood, tW" tons coal.
ice cream ir"'Zrr. corn and fudd''r,
ploW~. hartoWs, Sh"Nci~. rakoS, hos.
etc.
TERMS made known ON day OF sale.
T. MYRTLE pETTNIOHN
Dick"rsou Er">. \uctlon"crS. jll-2tr
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

FOR SAI.E-Ncwton's New Hanp-
shircs. Barred Rocks. give hatching
quality from higher lvahlity and
higher year round production. Better
meat quality from nniqu" pediigreF
program measuring hroil"r qualities.
Increased hatching "gg efficiency from
better egg quality fewer Smaii eggs
Ncwton 4 son Co. lioN X, Bridg"yillr,
MI AT
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
Chesapeake Retriever PUPS

FOR SAI.E-Rcgistrr thoroughbred
dogs. Now two months old. 6. II. Ora
per. 3rd. Fredrrica, Del Phone tr"d-
a,.iro oCi1 jll-ti
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Fig Howard Wilkins.
lAncoln. Del. ii-3tp
FOR SALE-IIohart meat grinders.
shcihS machines. mixing machines.
potato peelers. Dayton computing
scales, scales for every other purpose,
Chlcktn picking machines. Westing-
mousse Ster-l lamps, for every pur-
pose. Meat cases. boxes. rcfrigera-
Ilon' water coolers. neW-used frozen
1000 cabinet etc. complete food store
ment Water coolers. NcW-used frozen
Iood cabinets. Price cards. supplies.
etc Oriol~ Store Equipment Com
pany. llnl West Main street. Sails
bury. Md sl4-tf
FOR SALE - acre farm located
Within ~iGht OF Milford: \ room houS'.
! nice SIZED h,.droums large hNrns
room. dining room. Kitchen and pan
try. electric and bathroom. cellar, en-
closed sid" porch IrOilcr houses for
%.tho, hem hou~" for 5nn Implement
Sh"d ANA 2rain"rN. FHru with Stauch-
IONS. 2-Car garage. work shop. cool
my house. Electric and running water
IN all buildings. Nice shade. orClard
containing apple. peaches pears and
cherries Reason tor selling have Other
business Write J NJ Bounds. bridge
port, K. II ~. /, Pa. OF rall Valley
Forge 3i%l II
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
CARD OF THANKS

! want to thank all the men who
cut, hauled and sawed our win
ter's supply of firewood on Satur-
day. January 5, 1916.
MRS. ANNIE ELLINGSWORTH
1tp Ellendale, Del
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

FOR SALE One S-eight room houS"
electric lights. running water. trle-
phone. at edge OF Brde"vill". Along
hard road Also chicken houses equip
ped for 10000 capacity. Electric lights
and running water. Plenty OF room Tor
garden. Nice running stream of water
Far ducks and geese Take on"-third
down for cash and also take mortgage"
IN jl12t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
NOTICE!

| will be responsible for no bills
contracted by my wife. Mrs. Doris
Mitchell, who resides at 221 North
34th street. Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
Vania. Clifford +. Mitchell. Postal
Clerk, Fort Miles. Delaware. j11-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
PUBLIC SALE!

The farm having been sold whtro
now reside. Will sell TN" following
Personal Property at Public Auction
at my home, IL miles west of Hcans
and EaWlins Mill on road leading to
MnslrN Church. nom Schfnrd. on
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
EAEk< TOP SAIL

Farm known as The Lawrence
Cannon Property" in Cannous. Del.
on concrete highway consisting of
l%S acres. - 1cre4 timber. balance.
lillahlr Is acres asparagus. peach
orchard, 2o,unn hroilcr capacity.
tenant houses. large barn and shed.
tool house, etc. Dwelling. rooms.
bath, F,lrctrioitY, hot water heat
with oil burner. Cellar under en-
tire house. Euilt-in cabinets in KIT
chen. This is one OF the best farms
in SUSSEX County If YOU want Il
farm You should investigate This
property. y" reasonable offer r.
fused Terms To suit purrhuScr
r. r. HAYNES
CannonS. Del. Phone 1858 Seaford
jll-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

WANTED-M Married man TO operate
farm. Capable of operating tractor and
other farm machinery. Good wages.
house, fuel. milk. etc, furnished.
Some crops can br grown on shares;
with all equipment. seed. plants and
fertilizer furnished Wilson {. Hatfield,
Greenwood Delaware. Former Gov
crnor Prnncwill Home Farm. o"-ti
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
PUBLIC SALE!

Due to the death of my husband. |
will offer At Public sale at my farm
one mile east of Lincoln. on Nat coy
crdalr old home farm. the following.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

FOR SAl.E,-I;itlc. - caliher, re-
peater. 1t shot Phone 81 or l5i. Mil
ford. jlS-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

FOR SALE One Remington auto
matte shot gun. II gauge, ! Shr"plIhrd
mans work coat. ! wicker hhhH S'I"'-
Irr PHONE 369Rl2a. North Washington
etront Milford ltp
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
CORN WANTED - We are

WANTED GIrl oI woman to help
with hou~' work. ON" day rach week.
Mrs llallrIl Nu\4rd. Phone Milford
lJGW in y
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

Lincoln
'hal"S Carroll. Auctiouocr jlN-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
DRY SOY BEANS
WANTED = Secretary-Sten-
MiddIe-aged HOUSEKEEPER

WANTED-(W (WhitoD, no laundry, no
children. Write Mrs. Is. r. Holcomh.
II Strand. rhon" %2". New Castle. Del
jlS-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
Ground CORN COBS

FOR SAl.E-Thomas Best. Nassau,
Del. n30-t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

FOR SAI.E-Eahy chicks. +. R.-N.
II. crosses. IIatcheS every Tu"SdaN
and Friday HyrOn Pepper ana son.
C,a,,,..tnu'n 1I4 MO +
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
LOST - Engagement and
Wedding RingS.-In Milford.

ON Thursday, january ~. Engagement
ring with large Valuahl" stone aud
wedding ring marrow circl" of small
stones. Lost in National Bank or on
street between National Bank and
South American store or in said store.
Finder please return to Rev. T. y.
Wright. Lincoln. Reward offered.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
IN ME MORIAM

In loving memory of William -
Warrington. Brooklyn. New YORK: VINO
passed away on January 23rd. l9i2
Sadly missed by Wife and Childr'h
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
NOTICES!

AS of this date. | will be re-
sponsible for no debts contracted
by other than myself.
NATHAN MINNER
j1S-3tp Harrington
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

FOR SALF,-Nic" home in Frank
ford. Del. Eight rooms. electric and
running water. New chicken house.
ON lot of II. acres. in good location.
Price. So. sou Small down payment.
Rest easy terms. We hay" many Other
bargains in farms and real estate.
O. ii. Banning Bridgerill". Del l'hon"
I"on,.N jlH-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
LONG LEAF PINE Wanted.

In five foot lengths. rough. peeled or
with bark on. Delivered our yard at
Ellendale. Call 63lR3 or G3lRl, Mil
tOrd. I1llendale Excelsior Company,
Inc. Glendale. m23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
PUBLIC SALE

Tn" following Household Goods Will
h,. sold at Mechanic Street in Iiar-
rin4tou. al he, home of III, lat" Geo.
w Nckn:tt at
u O'CLOCK
H.i, ar Ship,
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
WANTED

WANTED Experienced AUTOMOBILE,
and truck mechanic Apply Geora,. X
Lynch. Water Stlr"t. Dover. Del. can
'N"' Dover. d14-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
LOST

LOST Made tuN puppy, }ullr mo.th~
old llHck and white body With tu
htad Reward. Charles GlHudcu. Mil
turd Tip
LOST OI; STI;NNEp \ larer hla,k
ami Whit" made hog from thu home
of Howard Wilkins. Finder plras'. c1lI
GliJ. Milford. IT
I.OST-Gold star pm ON Saturday
evening on Walnut street in business
section Return to Mrs Howard
French. Milford. ltp
LOST EaSl of Greenwood a black
amt tuu hound. Reward Ralph
Thour-ou. llattly Delaware TrI,-
phou, povrr IN jll-&p
LOST Wa.Mng nachinr Nd Io.-
day, january T.. Finder please raIl
Milford CiNJl3. or write l.. Burliu-
4umr, Route >. FELTON,. Ji\-2tp
IOST-GurrnSry- Jrr-ry COW, wrar-
iu4 stah. chnin. Last seen vicinity
sam Hobbs woods. II seen notify
James W. Martin. Fr1nkhousrr farm
Two mlc- south of Harrington ON t..
:. |; SO. Is. Reward jiN-2t
LOST Wallet Nru Years Day
Coutaiurd Army papers. good only l."
owner: driver lc,.u~,.: ~oriul ~,.'lIt-
ity. uu money Finder plea%' return
contents uf wallet to Robert IlcChHut.
sos : Walnut st. Milford. dll-2tp
LOST small LONG haired female
tvrli.r white with tan spots Ans
Wris To nam" "i sister" >l"."n r'.-
wand il returned To Ms. Francis Mar
tin. church street. Milford, 60 Geo.
II Draper. .lr Phone -. Jl\-;'t
LOST Nu black malc cocker Span
irl small hoN'~ pct. ANSWERS to ualnr
''Mikv." Was WrarlnG harness Ht tuur
Of disappearance. Reward OF >l"."" for
return or arcurttc Information "~ T."
the Whereabouts of This dog. Fhon"
2i53 collect. oI write w |. Lord.
t;i,, IWOud. Del JlN-+ip
LOST Whlc huutiu& near Green
wood on ncc,mhor \. "a registered Eng e.
1i~h SETTER large female. \n~WclinE a.
TIN mann. ut Nrllr Has black hrHd
and ears uud hlu, dots on its body, u"
spots Reward for thu return OF thu
dog or any intormatiou leading to tho
+ dog VIM Il. Stewart. l;oN Ia l;ride"-
VIII. D,l i1N- tn
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
FOR RENT

FOR RFNT--I.arEe rooms. running
hot and cold water. $500 per week
and up. Hotel Windsor. Milford. jl5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
and
Personal Property

! Viii Offer at Public sale the fol-
owing property ai The farm near
,sNnold'~ Church. on dirt road leading
rom EcAuoId'~ Church To New Market
IHUrrch, said farm formerly owned lay
!; William HrttYiuhu, unW drc'H -'.d,
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
WANTED-MEN, Feed Mill

work. immediate employment. Good
wages with health. accident. hospital
and insurance hrnofitS CHll or writ"
0. \. Newton x Son Co. HridGevillr,
Del. Tel 25JI. jlS-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
NOTICES!

will be responsible for no bills
unless contracted by myself.
JOHN H. ELLINGSWORTH
jl8-3tp Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
NJ. IT. rs 7 Y TT.
TWO AdIoininQ Farms

lNi.#\i- IL y l !.
TWO Adjoining Farms
one falln consisting OF lGil. Acres.
improved by ID seven room Dwelling
hol~r: equipped for dairy lalminc.
1tnuchluu room for Is COWS.
'Fh, second farm consisting Uf -
Acres. known a> Tia" John Harrington
farm.
Both of thc~, farms are located on
IN" road leading from HarrIngtun To
blades cross Roads. -. mllr> from
ialrin&tou
LIVE STOCK
Two COWS and three hcifrrs: two
horses ANA one colt one killing hog
and four ~hoatS. 25o Whit" I.rghoIn
pull,tS. ready To lay - Rock hons.
having.
ENENING EQIIPMENT
One JOhn Deere tractor on rubber
with ploW. s"Vrn-foot double disk
thirteen spout disk grain drill. drag
harrow. tWo-hor@c wagon. corn plant
rr. New Idea manure Sprcadcr. like
n,W: st of new milking machines
new ~iN-can ic" or electric milk coolrr
Many other THINGS TOO numerous to
mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One MaytaG gasoline washing ma
chime. NrSco Hat top cook stove, wood
cook stove with warming closet and
hot water reservoir. ice box. large
piano and many other items too num-
,rnuS To mention.
TERMS ON Real Estat" made known
day of S;l". livestock. Machinery,
Household GoodS-CASH
MIKE DONOVAN
Auction""r. pickrrson Hroth"rS.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
Q. s. MAIL SCHEDULE FOR
MILFORD, DELAWARE
S0uthbOund Mails
notice.!

will pay no bills contracted by
my wife. Louise Killen Stubbs.
EDGAR STUBBS
jlS-3tp Harrington, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

OTICE-Bring your jewelry trou-
hlrs to mc, ! can rebuild any wrist
or pocket Watches To look and run
like new. Rings To order. any type.
Repair WOrk and cleaning done Whil.
YOU wait Gifts mailed free in the
l.. 5. y. Broken jcwclry. diamond
brooches. rings of any description
bought for cash. All work guaranteed.
s II. Frank, the Little Jewrlrr ON
the Bridge" Phone 404. Milford. jl7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
SEWING MACHINES Re

paired bought ana sold. Genuine Sing
cr n,.rdl.s oil and parts. Phon" $40.
r. H. Eutlrr. Authorized Singer
Agent. Harrington street, ScHfOId,
D,l OlG-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
PUBLIC SALE
Or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Personal Property

VIII ~.li 1T Public Auction ~ my
.atm or thu road Icadine from IIu-
.in2tun t. Eldc~ cross Roads. -,
mile. from Harrington ON thu old \
e Cr,adlok Farm. Ou
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

FOR SAI.E-Onc Maytag Washing
machine motor. Briggs ana Stratton.
one spring tooth harrow, on" ~ IT.
grain and hay elevator: New Ideal
mixers. latest ont in milkcr. S2io.oN
TO $2G5.00 Pr,-war ruhh"r- - &, ~
ply, rccapprd truck tires. S2"ho each.
Allis-C s-ChalmerS farm machinery: Ora =
per Brothers Machinery CO., Milford:
jill FTP
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
Fairbank Platform Scale
NEW TIRES FOR SALE
Headurlarters for Rock Wool

Loose. granulated. bats +. O. L. Mil
ford Flown or sold Ivy bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale or
retail George II. Mackln Company.
Milford. I'hone 1913. m24-u
FOR SAI.E-Tract OF land. one hum
dred thirty iret front on dul'Ont High
way ana extending back between par
allcl lines Il distance OF 3nu itct: about
three miles north OF Milford Ernest
c. Macklin. Milford, Del. jlN-3t
FOR SAI.E-Hcauty shop equip
nent one mHnicuring tahlr one
shampoo chair. one dryer. onr roitr"
tahIr also office davenport Apply
Wcbh'S l;caUtN shop. 10 Wa<hiuGI ON
street Milford l'hnu" llH. jlN-U
FOR SALE l;r,r aud beverage
equipment, electric ana ice u-trie"ta-
tors. draught beer system t2 h1lVcSl
EaS stove and etc. AIl good and op'r-
ntinG ut present Milford cafe. 2i
South Walnut street. Milford. l)'l
il u
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

W.\NTED-Ma to construct siloS
Start under factory trained man un-
til YOU learn Then build 10y yourself.
Must furnish transportation. Extra
good wages. w. l.. Morgan. Jr.. LIN
coin. Del. Phone G22Jll. jlA-2tp
WANTED-EX Experienced men ana
women Tool Makers. MachinistS, As
somhlerS, Automobile Mechanics. Call.
write or phone Ask for Mr.. klcp-
pnger or Mr.. Galloway. D"lawar" .\ir-
craft Industries. Inc. Greenwood. Del
aware. Phone Greenwood POSI-. Jl-u
WANTED Experienced hroiler man
to operate hroil"r farm on salary or
shares. Six room house. ALI improve
mcnts. Good position for right man.
Write Mill Crook Farm, route ~,
Flcmington. y. j. or cHll t'lcm. &lRl3.
after 6 n. m. jlS-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

-Gurrnsry-J Jersey COW, wear
iu4 stahl" chnin. Last s""u Vicinity
sam Hobbs woods. II seen nulf>
James w Martin. ErIukhouSrr Farm.
Two mlc~ south of Harrington ON /.
) K so. Is E.Ward jlN-2l
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

FOR SALE-Two drop head sewing
machines. fully reconidtioned and
guaranteed. Pair of rubber boots. Rob
crt ID. Davis. Milford. Phone 303N.
ill-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

TOE SALE or TRADE Surge
milking machine Was used - short
time ON ~ f,W CONS VIII take in trade
FOR p3it payment q mauUI" sprradrt.
gI%i. driH hay loader or full Nnlu" in
hlr"d u~tcd pull"tS j. l.. HrookS
Milton. l.. -. Del jlS-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-19
Havana Hands Flamingoes
Second Straight Defeat

Havana Cubas won their sec
ond straight game last night, H.
4. ever the Miami Beach Flamin-
aues after unleashing a hitting at
tack and consistently taking adj
vantage u the Flamingoes' poor
ileldlna
The Havana's victory at their
hume grounds put them at the
lop 81 the Florida international
leaaue, and strengthens their
contention a. being the strongest
scam la the league.
The Havanas followed their
last night victory after nOsing
out the Flamingoes in a thrilling
Thursday night game which end
ed with a 5-4 score.
This year Is the first the Flor
ida-international league has been
going since the end Of the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-19

TOKYO. April Is Leaders IS
Japan's four major parties o.
manded today that prefnief
Shidchari dismiss his cabsnel and
form another that il nlo4e Ia
accord with democratic pfin-
ciples.
Shidehari replied that ~ was
going TO keep his cabinet untli
he felt that il and he had 1one
the work for which they had
been organized.
Chief object Of that work the
adoption Of a new constitution.
has not yet been performed. b.
pointed out. lie added that h.
felt confident IL was to the IA
terests of his country that he
and his cabinet remain in power
till the constitution is ready foF
presentation to the diet. because
they began the work. and afe
familiar with il and should fin-
ish il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-19
Aid To Physically Handicapped
Increasing In State

One of the reasons why local
residents should purchase Easter
SeaJs was given the other day by
Mrs. Louise c. Trigg, state execu-
tive secretary of the Florida Asso-
citation for Crippled Children and
Adults.
In calling attention to the an
nual drive for the sale of Easter
Seals, which ends this week, Mrs.
Trigg cited an ever-increasing pro-
gram of aid to physically handi-
capped persons in Florida
Not only does the organization
provide nursing, medical and hc1-
pital care but with funds from last
years Easter Seal sale it was pos
sible to provide instruction and
special training to many handi-
capped persons as we'll as estab-
lish a store through which their
handi-Work can be sold.
The public is urged to be gen
erous in their purchase of these
colorful little stamps that do so
much to bring hope and comfort
to the unfortunate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-19
Tomorrow's Tides
FRED ]. MILLER

CONTINUED from Page .Onel
first vice president; Joe Allen
second vice ! PRESIDENT; Jerry
Daniels, third vice president:
Charles H. Smith,, Jr., secretary;
Raymond Curry, treasurer; Judge
T. S. Caro-, lion tanner; Louis Car
bonell, tail twister; Bill Curry
Vance Stirrup, Edelmire Morales,
J.. j. MacManus and. Gonzalo
Bezanilo, directors. rF
In observance of the Easter
season, Program c h.a If M aE
Hampton presented a very en-
joyable musical number render
ed by WAVE Grace W. Love
lace, SK2c, vocalist, and Tom
Howes, pianist.
A splendid musical program
was presented by John Pritchard
and Jack Crawley followed by
a number of renditions from
quartettes selected from the
membership and visitors.
Police Chief Louis Eisner re-
ported to the club on the pro-
gress of the Police Athletic
League, now in the process OF
being organized. Briefly, he told
of the benefits which this organ
ization would provide youth of
the community.
With the registration of the
Cub Scout Pack for another year,
Rev. c. T. HoWes presented
certificates of registration to
Cub Master S. M. Odom, COM
mittee chairman Allan H. Hamp-
ton and committeeman Ringman
Curry and Ray Atwell.
& Guests at last nights meeting
included George : Snnathers, of
Miami, guest of Louis Carbonell;
Zeb V. Spear, guest of Gerald
Saunders; Tom HoWes, Grace W.
Lovelace, Sk2c, of Jackson, Miss;
Wilson Ward and David Elmer
Ward of Fort Myers, Fla, guests
of Fred Miller; F. E. Patton, of
Miami, guests of Bill Curry;
John Pritchard and Jack CraW-
ley.
Representing the club at the
State Convention to be held in
Jacksonville, will be: DR.. Delio
Cobo, Fred Miller, A. E. Bliese-
ner, Judge T. S. Caro-, Paul AL
bury, Allan H. Hampton, Con
zalo Bezanilla, B. M. Forbes, A.
E. Putcamp, Herman w. Urion,
Gerald Saunders and Milton
Popatin.
Those who will attend the In
ternational Convention in Phil
adelphia are: Paul G. Albury,
Gonzalo Bezanilla, Herman w.
Urion, Milton Lopatin, Bob Pol
lock, A. E. Bliesener, S. M. Odom
and Gerald Saunders.
A special report was heard
from Kingman Curry on Club
music.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-19
Chicago Cubs indicated
In National; Missed Fly Ball
Gives Them 4tO2 Victory

NV YORK. April l9.-Chi-
eaao Cubs remained undofealed
lee the Natlumal League by a az
vactaFv over the Reds. bat Il
maa center fielder Lukon's miss
&c en- easy ~ ball tn the first
haif 0f the fourth that was good
iuf three runs, and the margin
nf Victory
Durmhefe BROOKLYN Dodgers
tefeafea thcir most bitterost riv-
nla. the New York Giants by a
tgpsaiaed scure ~ 81
Lett handed Howard Poilet
raalig tanned the pitiabura Pic
Ns@4 So The soathpaw slants
Msfe tssschod Cos bat five hits.
ana fhe Pirates were unable "a
neofe wnfH the eighth.
La tle American loop. the Red
Sos hshlnd fhe woodworking
"AilFkaf Harris edged oua the
@enatoFa 81 Harris allowed bus
s4a hits. all singles and they were
aN seati0Ied
hFiNM stadium was the scene
af Sc Laais Browns defeat at
~ hanffa az the locals 81 score
Al benian allowed bat five hits.
New York Yankees trounccd
fhe Afhleiirs 81 Lindoll, out
fAet8ng foH the Yankees got a
hamsf in the third and Rosar a
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money or your life, or the life
OF some one you love.
lndicting cancer as our num-
Der one enemy because one out
of eight Americans is doomed to
die of the disease unless some
thing is done about it, it was
pointed out that something can
be done to curb cancers toll.
With our present medical
knowledge from one-third to
one-half of the people who fall
victims of cancer each year
could be saved. This means that
in Florida from 600 to 1000 peo-
pie VIII now die of cancer each
year could live out their norm
al, healthy lives"
Early cancer in most cases is
not fatal, while cancer is al
ways fatal.
An all out attack which can
save from 600 to 1000 Florid-
ians who. develop cancer during
the next twelve5 months is plan
ned by the Florida division of
the American Cancer Society
through greatly expanded pro-
gram to inform the general pub
lie of the dangers of cancer and
help them recognize symptoms
of the disease.
At the same time, a planned
and coordinated research pro-
gram supported financially by
the society, to find the cause and
cure for cancer is already under
way.
Plans are being developed for
the almost immediate expansion
of Florida's program of serv-
ice to cancer patients.
But these projects cost money,
research is extremely expensive.
Medical care and treatment in
cancer cases has been estimated
as the most expensive of all dis
eases. An average of aboue $24
per day for each patient. No
plan which will reach even a
reasonable percentage of the g.
100000 people in Florida can be
carried out without some eX-
pense.
Monroe county has been ask
ed to raise 1881 as its share of
the amount needed nationally to
wage telling fight against can
Ger during the coming year.
Monroe county can, and will,
give more.
Cancer costs lives, cancer
control costs money. Which
would you rather give?
Please make all checks pay
able to the American Cancer So
ciety, and mail to Glenn c. Price,
Monroe County Chairman, To-
DAY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-19
Marshall May Bring
About Conlprnnli.e

CHUNGkING. April l9-Ieu-
eral George Mashall announced
today that he win hold the first
of a series Of eonferenccs with
Nationalist and Communist
leaders tonorroS noFnina.
Chinese government officials
said that the outio0k was aonsf
for General Marshall o. brina
about accord again between ire
two eontending parties
Meanwhile. news from Nan
churia said that remnants -
Nationalist troops are suFToun8.
ed and are under constant aftil-
lery fire from Communist bat
teries.