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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Wednesday. Aug. 2Sth, 1916

I uEntN, state OF Delaware. on
Wednesday. Aug. 2Sth, 1916
At TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
Rain or Shine
daylight Saving Timc)
Real Estate and Personal Property
Including farm live stock and equip
mont As follows.
REAL. ESTATE
&uo acre dairy grain and truck
farm. 10 acres clear and 1Su acres
timber. - iS dairy barn. equipped
with .lanrSWaN StanchionS. littcr-car-
ri,r. bull and calf pens. new II 40
Marietta concrct" Silo: 6-room hunEa-
low poultry house for 300 layers or
.nu0 hruilcrS S120Ou worth OF grain.
truck and milk sold from this farm
IN 14lt
LIVE STOCK
28 Pure Bred HoIstein Cows and
Helfers
ON, 3-ycar-old bull All are Tuhcr-
culiu and blood tested Cows are heavy
milkcIS and all of milking age will he
fresh hy time Of sale or soon after.
Two Ycar-old hay mares weigh
ing lino pounds each.
one grey horse. weighing 1870
pounds
One mule, Weighing ln"" pounds.
EQUIPMENT
1atn Ford tractor. Ferguson system
tools. including ploWS. disc. harrow
cultINator and manure loader; 1888
Ford stake body. eight wheeled truck
recently oNcrhaulvd and equipped Will
urW clutch and 1876 loo horse powcl
motor. Surge electric mixers. electric
water pump. pressure tank. scan vii
Sau milk COol'r. IL milk cans. buckets
etc. - new lamcsWay Stanchions AN,
- individual drinking cups. not yc
Installed; three horse Oliver ridn'
pillow. three section spring tooth har
ROW. John Deere corn planter. side de
livery rake. Oliver mower. hay loader
HarpC"n hay fork, 1l-spout grain
drill riding cultivator. , walking cul
tiNators. Ia wwaEon with flat rack
manure sprcadcr. cultipackcr. saddle
wood saw. numerous other items, in
cludlng l2nu bales of clover hay.
ON" Kenmore electric washer. i
good working order
ou" large wood OF coal burning Cil
c,latiue heater with regulator
TERMS or SALE CASH.
CHAS. LEE SH'PLE. Owner
carroll Bros. Auctionccrs. al6-1
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
BABY CHICKS Delaware.

L. s Approved Pullorum Clean Cross
Chicks for BrOilers or Layers Whites
Poultry Farm and Hatchery. Milton.
Delaware. l'hOnc 3!2l t.. @. i:uX Ia
la-tt
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Attention, Farmers!-

You can stop those COWS now with Il
southern States FcnC" Controller
Come in before they are all gone. our
special pric" now is S6.nn eHCh-t tn"
same controller sold for $14.2i two
months ago. southern states Milton
Cooperative. rhnn" 32io. Milton.
a23 u
FOR SALE -BcCausc OF i'll health.
will sell or lease q dry cleaning plant
and bungalow furnished, located one
mile south of Sussex prison. on the
DUPONT Highway. For information
write or wire: Ruark Dry Cleaners,
Columbus Court. Hollywood, X. |. Flor
ida. d2S-tt
FOR SALE Three lime and fer
tiizcr sewers, new. size lo. one lnrg.
pile slab wood. one 1-prC" parlOl
suite. boys Logging suit. size years
two boys suits. size 6-N ON" Wint"i
coat. one spring coat. size I. all wool
Phone BridgcVilc 311i. Henry |
Short. near collins Mill. G"org"t"Wn
Del az -
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property

The undersigned will offer for 0al"
and sell at Public Auction AT the h1mc
of Mary T.. Russell. in FarminGtnu.
Kent County and state OF Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
STRAYED

STEAYEp TO my hon" q black
cocker spaniel Walter II. CouawaY.
Lincoln Phone 6%3Jl2 II
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
HAY BALING WANTED =
Wanted Young Lady

for position i'm drug Storc. 30 soda
fountain work. good hours. Eaeains
Pharmacy. Odd Fellows Building.
Milford. prl "2S-tt
WANTED MI kinds of carpenter
work also brick and block work.
Phou" l2tM CaU after > y. m &c"
II Eodluc. lr.. l"l West SECOND street
Milford. Del alt tt
WANTED: MECHANIC -
Experience IN truck work Good
working conditions. Attractlvr salary
Steady employ m"ut. Victor Lynn
Lines. Phone %Sl. Milford. jl2-tt
WANTED a good housck"cp"r
good salary. 30 Washing ur ironing
one in family Ilnm conkiuc and q
good year around home. Address, t
O. EoX &3}. G"orEotowu, bet alG-tt
WANTED tirSt class auto me
Chauic. must t." experienced ON nu-
tumohilcS and trucks. good WuikIul
conditions Vacation with pay. j. Il
Bryan. ~"alord. bel Phone 3lnl.
;t92-Jt
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
NOTICE

NOTICE Fuller brushes Mrs Hor-
ace Wiley. rhou, 51tNI Milford
al6-2t
NOTICE-Cash paid for good used
cars and jUnkers Sec Gross Frcdcrica.
a19-j2tp
NOTICE-See Roger Deats for your
signs and show cards. Phone 352. Mil
ford j4-tf
NOTICE 80 trcspassjns ON my
lands under penalty oi law. Walter
Schnt. Fauniueton POL asst
NOTlcE-Auto loans. rennancing.
insurance G. Edgar Wood. lo3 Church
street Milford. Del. Phone II. aS-tf
NOTICE. viii Ia. responsible for
no bulls except thoS, incurred 10y my
self w Marshall Hcll, Milford Del
a2-&tp
NOTICE Tuelc's Cab Service. 42a
North street. Milford Phone 53GI -
hour service. Doc per person ia town.
ml7-u
NOTlCE-Whrn your new truck is
delivered. get II lcttorcd TO SUIT your
business. Cal Roger Dcats, Milford
3I2. j4tf
lit and make at home. Next door to
lire hoU~, May ThaNcr F,llrudalc.
prL a2&-&tp
NOTICE W. now have Who'll. grain
corn and yellow corn meal. Moore
ErotherS Phone 17lIu. Georgetown.
Del a2-tt
NOTICE Wauiag' Keep ont of my
orchard. No trr>pa ~~luG under pen
atty Of law. Raymond Wilkins, Mil
ford. aH-3tf
NOTICE VIII Euy For cash: In
duStral SEWING machines. tables mo-
tors and plaut equipment. Write =. =
Box $50. Cristi, ia. Md. a9-3t
NOTICE Plumhing. hcatiug. job
hiug promptly attended To. Harvey
Davidson, io9 North Washington
street Milford Phone IS. ml7-t
$1,000 REV ARD - For ar.
rc~t and conviction Of amy prrsoi
caught trcspas>jug on my lauds Wal
ter Schiff. Eanulnpton, pcl a"-i
NOTICE EuJIuu scrap /" giv'
away to anyone who VIII h"lu it
Excellent for huildiue roads. Richard
and T!ndall Phone 22}i. Milton. Del
, a22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

NOTICE Iiu1tou scrap l." siVt
away To anyone Who VIII h"ul it,
Excellent for huildjne roads. richards
AMI Tyndall Phone 22}l. Milton. Del
-non-if
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

WANTED Bookkecpor Experience
ed or with some experience" or kuoWl-
cd2" of douhlc-"utry bookkeeping.
som" tipping No short hand Pleasant
working conditions. FoIty-four hour
week Write EoN H. co Chronicle for
interview. stating age, experience and
salary expected. Excellent opportunity y
aud permanent position for right per
son. 22- II
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

FOR SNI.E-NeW E,Vcurudc sport
win outhoard motor. Latest prr-War
model with 3609 steering arm. 81
II. T. Not broken in yet. Also one
Savage automatic shot gum. ; shot.
raised rifle sight. engraved action.
One - caliher automatic rifle, II
shot NonE riheD. Air cooled. leather
sling one German I.ugar automatic
pistol . IN mn With Hap cover hnl--
ter and hatch,nr leather h"ll Apply
EuEcu" Lame, tioU>tUni pcl alt 2tl
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
WANTED

WANTED Girl to work in EuS
center. Milford 1t
WANTED-Hclp. Milford Comcrcte
Products Co.. Milford. Phone 1S-W.
ml5-U
WANTED Distributors for reliable
national firm Ph"u" i'rcdorirt i2a2
a1G-%tp
RYE, SOY BEANS
WANTEI-Waiton Owens. Bridge
vile, Dc,. ml0-tf
WANTED White or colorcd lady
Z" clean c5,huS. also keep liurns clean.
can Milford 6%>It3 a3&-2tp
WANTED-Sma wen furnished
Dcrvin. Milford. Del f1-tf
Wanted-500,000 Pine Cones,
Large and SmNl II. Ernest Con-
wc.!. Milton. Delaware s2l-52t
WHEAT. RYE, BARLEY,
AND SOY BEANS WANTED
Thomas Best. Nassau, Del. j21-tf
WANTED-Hclp to work IN saw min
or in woods. douglas Morgan. Lin
coin. Del. Phone Milford 654Jl1. j2l-tf
WANTED Rent Two bedroom
apartment or house. Modern CoMNcu-
fences. In town. Call Milford CT fl-tf
WANTED-Hrlp: \ woman Ia help
with houS"Work App!N At ChldIcus
I;cach House. Loves, l'rloWatr-
a23-3t
WANTED Saw miu labor AT once.
1fr t,.3
James Phone ~. Greenwood. Del
ap%-tf
WANTED To huy. Hou,c with
modern couVruicuctS IN Milford. See
Store Manager at piNou's j, ,wrlry
Store J26-tf
WANTED St,uorraphcrs and ty-
pi~ts, good WORKING conditions and
pay Write Eo\ NJ. Milford Chronicle.
, Milford al6-ti
WANTED To r,nt. Faam, - to
! ~ .tcr.S or mnr-. tillahl" t,ud. CaSi
t,ut. Write Bon 9, Milford Chtonicl"
f Milford. alo-%tI
WANTED Whit, woman tor house
! keeper in Christian home. oiooo
: wages. Mr.. David Clements, Mllt"rd
Phone 26%M - p
h WANTED Female Help Finshinl
: department. Year around work. EX-
! peri"ncc unnecessary. Milford Iaun-
dry. Milford. m2i-t
n WANTED school superintendent
/. seeking home Tor family OF four. ron
= or sal, in Milford Writ" Box l.. Mil
:" ford Chronicle. Milford al6-2tl
t HAY BALING WANTED -
Custom work with NV Holan!,
- string halcr anywhere. Walter Schltt
Phone All. Harrington, Del j2N-l2tI
: WANTED BUTTON cutters. expert
n cuccd or inexperienced. M"n or Wo
T. men. Good wages. richards and TYu
/ dali Phone 22il. Milton. Del j2l
WANTED Farm hand. capable q
- driving tractor and truck. Sin roor
= house with electric and fuel furnished
}. Good wages. Write Box y, Chronicle
e Milford al6-@t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
NOTICE!

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any other per
son than myself.
EDWARD CHEMEITZ
a23-3tp FrankfOrd. Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

laNt III I'll ~ ~
Owner
/, Walter Dlckclson, AuctiOnecr, al6-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

FOR SALE Two story front five
room house with back buildings at
tached. equipped with electricity and
outhuldingS such as garage. barn.
hen house Also lot, SO to 80 foot front
y 2n0 feet deep. at Milton. on north
side of concrete road l"adine from
Milton To Ellendale. known as Ed
ward N Walls deceased, property
No town taxes. Joseph Fl. Walls
Administrator, Milton. Del. 3-2tr
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

/ A Texas dairy farmer claims that
the only lines OPA is holding are
the headlines.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
q. s. MAIL SCHEDULE FOR
MILFORD, DELAWARE
SOufhb0Und Mails
NOTICE!

| Will be responsible for no bills
except those contracted by myself
HAROLD ID. DUBOIS
aZ5-5t Milford. Del
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property

Al my home. corner of Washington
and Willow Streets. Ellcndalc, Della
ware, on
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
NOTICES!
NOTICES!

My wife having left my bed and
board, | will pay no bills contract
ed by her.
JOHN T. CORDREY
a16-3t Milton, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Saturday, August 9th. 1916

At lo:3o O'CLOCK \. NJ.
daylight Saving Timcl
The following Personal Property. to
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
DANCING LESSONS

Catherine H. Tull announces the
opening of fall classes on Satur-
day, September :, in the New Cen
tury Club. from $3.50 a. m to 300
p. m, or phone Milford 1874 by
above date a23-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having recently purchased the
household furnishings of Fred Wilson
aud having no us" for the same, |
will offer the entire lot at Public
Auction at the premises on l02 Bridg
ham avenue, South Milford, on
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
House and Lot or Acreage

WANTED In Milton. IIarhcSon on
nearby Write. giving fun details
price. etc. To Rev. T. -. Johnson. III
Princeton avenue. Burholme, Hhla-
drlphla II. Pa. AIT
WANTED Man or woman To haudl.
distribution al famous Watkins pro
ducts in city of Milford. serving hun
dr"d~ of satisfied customers. Excellent
opportunity for right party No in
Vestmcut Write tn" J f. Watkins
Co. Dept. {. Newark. y. J. a23-St
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
GRAPES FOR SALE
Veterans New Homes

FOR SALE-No down payment Pay
like rent. Phone 167. Milford. al6-tf
FOR SALE-Cook stove. white cna =
mel coal or wood. Practically new.
Mrs. Fred Rogers. Ellcudalc. Del.
a23- st
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
\Otice-Public StenOgrapher

TNpIng. flIIIng oWt legal toTms. typlng
statements May ! help YOU?
Louise :. Mcintyre Telephone day 80;
evening 80. Harrington, ml1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

FOR SALE one 19ii. one l9i5 q.
NJ. &. tWo-tou trucks. with OF without
bodies Eoth of these trucks are ioW
in first class condition. ami
have been used for local hauling
Phiu" Milford 27i Milford Feed COM
panN. ~ -
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Personal Loans Financing

Gail Gc0rgctOWn 10 Low rates. qUick
confidential service. Citiz'u-' Loan and
Mortgage Company South Race street,
m24-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
FOR SALE-2 Drag Nets.

3 inch. - thread wings inch. 4S
thread bags complete with b inch
rope. Apply Mrs Buddy Schuler. Mil
ford Greenwood Road a9-tf
FOR SALE-One 2-year-o Guern-
sey heifer. fresh September l.. One
3ycar-od Guernsey cow milking
good. r. Is. and blood tested Huhherd
Morgan. Lincoln. Del a23-2tp
FOR SALE Scarlet clover hay. 5uc
per bale at the barn. Also "A few bales
of straw left at tue. Call Frederick
363i Thomas NJ Chambers near Laws
Church. harrington Del a2&- y
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
and
Personal Property

The undersigned viii sell at his
farm. ; miles west Of FELTON,. ON the
road from FELTON, To Sandtown Kent
County State OF Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

FOR SALE-Two ponies. 3l2 years
old. Will ride and drive. Wilson II.
Whcatlcy. Phone 5121. Bridgeville. Del.
j7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

NOTICE Want "a government job"
Commence >li5->25o month Mem Wo-
m"u. Prepare immediately Tor Della
ware rNamluatjuuS 32-pagc CIvil Set
vice. Book with sampl, cuachug List
positions free. Wrjt' today IioX -.
co Milford Chronicle. Milford.
12-5tp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy today, tonight and Tues
day, with few showers and thun-
dershowers. Moderate to fresh
east to southeasterly winds,
Florida: Partly cloudy today,
tonight and Tuesday, with scat
tered afternoon and evening
showers and thundershowers. Few
early morning showers southeast
coastal section.
East Gulf of Mexico and Jack
sonville through the Florida
Straits: East to southeasterly
winds, gentle to moderate over
north portion, moderate to fresh
over south portion today, tonight
and Tuesday. Partly cloudy
weather with few showers and
thundershowers most numerous
over south portion.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
PAGE THREE
Today's Anniversaries
know AyusricaI

1746-(200 years ago) Joseph
Winston, Revolutionary soldier.
hero of the Battle of Kings
Mountain, 1880. North Carolina
legislator, for whom Winston
Salem is named. born Louisa
Co, Va. Died April 81. 1915.
1784-James N. Barker, enin-
ent Philadelphia dramatist and
man of letters. mayor. u. 5. Treas
ury official, q versatile raan. born
in Philadelphia. Died March ..
1858.
179l-Abel p, Upshur. Virginia
Supreme Court judge. secretary
of the navy in 184l and secretary
of state in 1843, born in North
ampton Co., Va. Killed. in the
battleship Princeton explosion.
Feb. %, 1914.
1828-David A. Wells. noted
economist-writer of the last cen
fury. born in Springfield. Mass.
Died in Norwich. Conn, Nov. !,
1888.
| 1860-Charles Frohman, emln-
lent New York theatrical man.
lager, a magnetic, hopeful soul
born at Sandusky, Ohio. Died in
the Lusitania torpedoing, May 7,
1915.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
know Amerieal

U. S. Sen. Ebert d. Thomas Of
Utah, born Salt Lake City, 63
years ago.
DIR. Joseph w. Barker. resigned
dean of Columbia Univ. School
of Engineering, new president.
Research Corp, born Lawrence.
Mass, SIS years ago.
Sumner Sewall. ex-governor Of
maine, ex-haid American Over
seas Airlines, VINO Is to be a mill
tary official in Germany, born in
Bath. Me-, 40 years ago.
William L. White, of Emporia.
Kans., noted editor journalist,
son of the famed editor, born In
Emporia, 46 years ago.
Robert X. McConnaughey, SEC
commissioner, born Dayton. o..
AZ years ago.
Edward T. Leech, editor, Pitts
burgh Press, born in Denver, 50
years ago.
John r. Gregg of New York.
shorthand originator, schoolhead
and publisher, born in ireland, 20
years ago.
Carl Van Vechten of New York,
man of letters, born in Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, Sc years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Men Beat Sharks
I'm Table Bay Race

JOHANNESBURG "a P). -
South Africa's minister of trans
port, F. c. Sturrock, rescued the
crew of a dinghy in danger of
being eaten by sharks in Table
Bay. He was in his yacht, pow
cred by an auxiliary engine, over
hauling the dinghy when he no.
ticed the sharks charging the
smaller vessel.
Sturrock switched on his en-
CINE, pulled ahead, and made fast
a rope. Then a strange procession
headed for harbor at full speed:
first the yacht. then the unpre-
tentious dinghy in tow and then
the school of sharks. The yacht
won, and the disgruntled sharks
turned back into the bay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
Egyptian Stars
In Gymnastics
At California
AP NewsfeotureS


BERKELEY, Calif.-The ex-
PLOTS of husky, 24-year-old
Egyptian, Adj Roushdi, of Cairo
have frightened the Pacific Coast
Intercollegiate gymnastics scene
with new brilliance.
Roushdi came to the United
States four months ago to en-
roll at University of California.
He is majoring in fruit tech
nologY.
When Roushdi reported to
Coach Charles Keeney for the ad-
vanced gymnastics class, Keeney
discovered he had one of the most
versatile gymnasts ever to per-
form on the Pacific Coast. In four
meets for the California gym team
Roushdi scored 112 points. He
gained AZ points in the recent
Southern Division Pacific Coast
Conference meet.
He aims for a l948 Olympic
bid from Egypt. or possibly the
US.
Roushdi, the son of Ahmed and
Monra Saleh Roushdi, has been
called by the veteran California
coach, "the best bymnast I've ever
coached, and one of the best I've
ever seen"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
Raiders Defeat !:
Boca Ration, 90
% &
REMAIN IN TIE WITH
EAL'S FOR DADE
LOOP LEAD

Red Raiders kept pace with
Eastern Air Lines for the Dade
county baseball league leadership
by whitewashing Boca Ration, 60,
yesterday in Miami.
"Pancho" Salinero making his
first start of the season for the
Raiders, pitched masterful ball for
seven innings before firing in the
seventh. He allowed only four
hits, struck out five and walked
just two batters.
"Bo" Meadors, who finished the
game, struck out one, walked
none and gave up three hits in
the two innings he toiled on the
mound.
Raiders jumped into the lead
in the very first inning when
Arnold got on first by an error;
Joe Alonzo walked; "Dodo" Viii
lareal singled to load the bases
and Dewitt Roberts lifed long
fly to center to score both Arm
old and Alonzo as the center
fielder made wild toss to the
plate, =
Raiders added three more runs
in the third on Roberts long dou-
BILE to left center, a couple of err
rors and Jack CarboneIl's single
to left. In the fourth, Salinero's
double to left and Arnold's sin
gle to right Melted the Raiders
their final tally.
Bombers of Boca Ration muff-
ed chance to score in the
fourth when they had the bases
loaded and no outs.
Salinero struck out the next
batter in that round. One down
and two to go. When an at
tempted squeeze play failed, the
runner on third was trapped and
put out at home. The next man
bounced to Carboneil for the final
putout of the inning.
Bombers loaded the bases again
in the eighth and once more there
were no outs. MeadorS was then
on the mound for Key West. He
forced the next batter to bounce
to him for the first putout. Next
man up fouled out to the catcher
and the following batter bounced
to Carbonnel for the third put
out.
There were only two Bolnbers
who reached third in the entire
game. 49,
Ralph Flash" Arnold and
Jack "T-BonY" Carbonell led
the Raiders attack with two
hits in four official trips, to the
plate each.
Raiders, who have now won 10
while losing four, will play their
last game of the first-half sched-
ule Friday when they meet Fl.
Lauderdale's Tarpons at Fl. Laud-
erdale. Should the locals take
this game, they will be in a tie
for first-half honors of the Dade
county league.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
BUNS FOUGHT CAME
LY TO WHIP CUBS, AS
CARDS SPLIT PAIR
WITH GIANTS
tDy AssocIatea Prom

q (
NEW YORK, June 17.---cleve-
land Indians won both games
from the Philadelphia Athletics,
81 and 81, as most teams play
ed doubleheaders in the majors
yesterday. New York Yankees
handed a similar double defeat
to the st. Louis Browns, 90 and
rs.
Boston Red Sox and Chicago
White Sox divided their double
bill and that meant the fourth
loss for the Red Sox in their
last five games.
Washington Senators defeated
the Detroit Tigers, 6-3.
In the National League, Brook
lyn Dodgers fought gamely to
down the Chicago Cubs Az and
Philadelphia's Phillies split their
two-ply affair with the Pittsburgh
Pirates, winning the first 4-3 and
dropping the second ITO.
Boston Braves gave the Gin
cinnati, r e DIS a setback by
taking both ends of a double
bill with the Redlegs. 81 and
20.
New York Giants divided twin
bill with the ST. Louis Cardinals,
the Redbirds taking the first Al
and dropping the second 1-9.
Results of the games:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
LEGAL.S

IN THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERY.
No. 1O-745
CELESTE EVANS RUDDEROW,
Plaintiff,
WARREN FLAGG RUDDEROW,
Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
YOU, WARREN FLAGG RUDf-
DEROW, 1882 New Jersey Avenue,
HaddOn Heights, New Jersey, are
hereby required to file your APP
pearance in the above action for
divorce on or before June 26, 1916,
or default will he entered against
you.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the above Court
BY (sd) Florence +. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
mayer ;jun3-10-17 1916
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
Indians Take Athletics Twice
AS Yankees Defeat Brownies
Twin Boys, 6,
BO1ing Champs
AP Newsfedtures

EAE NCWSLCLtu1G S
HEDLEY. Tex.-Merle and
5erle. six-Year-old twin sons
of Sam Owens of Hedley.
Tex. claim the worlds box
ing championship for their
weight and age. They meet
each other at every oppor-
tunitY but thus far it's al
ways been a draw. They are
&c inches tall and weigh 48
pounds.
Their manager. Bill Flatt.
boxing coach at HedleY High
School. says it's hard 10 tell
them apart although one has
blue eyes and the other
brown.
The boys have appeared in
many exhibitions in the Tex
IS Panhandle. They are
putting part of the receipts
in 9 bank jackpot TO further
their budding careers in the
ring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
LONDONERS CAN'T
BUY CARD CAV Shaw!)

LONDON.-AP-The complete
works of Shakespeare, in handy
formal and reasonably priced,
are virtually unobtainable in
Britain today. Single volume
editions are rarely seen in stores.
Never has there been such a
demand for the plays, booksellers
said, attributing this in part to
the Shakespearean stage boom.
Likewise hard to get and
eagerly sought after are the writ
ings of George Bernard Shaw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-17
Your Horoscope

MONDAY, JUNE II, 1946-To-
day gives a stubborn, perhaps
willful disposition, yet easily con-
WINGED when there is really merit
under judgment. There is a spir-
it Of compassion, very strong
intellect, and yet there may be a
jealous or quarrelsome manner.
Avoid attempting to secure re-
venge.