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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Del. Ranks High AS
Truck Crop State
Figures Recently Released Reveal
S5,50O.000 Crop In 1913

Delaware ranks high as a truck
crop state. according To figures re
Gently released by Il. 0. Bausman,
Agricultural Economist for TN"
University of Delaware. In l943'
Delaware commercial truck crop
SrowerS harvested a $50 million
crop of proccssed and fresh mar
lei Ve2ttahleA. watermelonS and
cantaloupes. This was exceeded
only by the much puhlicized Della
ware poultry industry and was
slightly exceeded hy the dairy in
Gustry. commercial truck crop pro
CuctiOn ranks close second. The
acreage of truck crops harvested
44.250 in l945) has increased by
- percent during the past - years.
Amon& the important vegetable
crops grown in Delaware are lima
beans. WatclmclonS. Cucumbers
and uSrard@us The l2,oo0 acres OF
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Geo. S. Williams Is
Rhode Island Speaker
Motor Vehicle Commission
er OF Delaware Lauds
LuSSier OF X. |.

Motor Vehicle Commissioner
George S. Williams, who is presi-
dent of the Easter Conference of
Motor Vehicle Administrators, was
the guest speaker at testinpnial
dinner rendered to Laure B. Lussi-
er, Register of Motor Vehicles for
the State of Rhode Island. at Pro-
vidence. Il. L., last Saturday even
ing.
The event was sponsored by Club
Marquette. OF WOonsocket. r. l.. as
a state ide testimonial banquet in
honor of the services rendered by
Mr.. Lussier in his present capacity
Many Rhode Island state officials
attended the affair as we'll as some
officials from nearby states.
In his capacity as Motor Vehicle
Commissioner of Delaware. Mr..
Williams has had numerous con-
facts with Mr.. Lussier during the
many years both officials have
served in their present duties.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Jurors Are Drawn
In Sussex County
Court will Convene At Ge0rgetOW n
On April

The jury commissioners for Sus-
sex county have drawn the names
of the petit jurors and the addi-
tional petit jurors for the April
term of court. beginning in George
town on April /
Petit jurors drawn are:
Representative District No
Mrs. Lulu Stevenson. Vernon
Benson. Vangie {. Hickman. and
Mrs Emma S Burn, all Of Milford.
Representative District No. -
Mrs. Olivia Willin, Clarence II. Mel
son of Bridgeville. Townsend +
Rust. ST.. Greenwood; Mrs. Sallit
S Bennett, Bridgeville.
Representative District No. ; ~
George +. Sweeney, Edward W
Higgins. Valiant Waller and Mrs
Hazel Ellegood. Seaford.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Rev. W erner
Guest Speaker
At Il OF ar
Dinner Monday
Pastor OF Calvary Meth
Odist Church, Milford,
Delivered Splendid Ad-
dress On nited Ma
tiOns Organization.

Rev Leslie f. Werner popular
young pastor OF Calvary Methodist
Church, this city. was the guest
speaker at the weekly dinner meet
ing OF the Milford Rotary club held
on Monday evening at the commune
ity building
The program was arranged by
latter introduced the speaker ot
the evening
Rev Werner used as his topic,
Il most interesting one. "('nitrd Ma
tions organization. While not
claiming perfection for the Sct-up
as presently constituted. neyerthr-
less the clergyman explained to his
audience, that the formation OF
such a body. whore the interest OF
the weak We're guaranteed the same
as the Interests ut the strong, was
Il great step forward to preserve
the status quo ol the body polite.
He related how many men had
dreamed OF such an organization
dedicated to the preservation OF
peace and good Will among nations
and how the late Woodrow Wilson
had prepared 4 solution that was
lost in the bitterness and hatred
coniurcd up 1T Versailles. He tolC
of Wendell Wilkie and his "Ont
World" and how the United Nations
ORGANIZATION is moving toWarC
such an idcaliStic state as fast Il!
the machinery can be set i'll mo
tiOn.
Past President Harry J. Petty
John. in a few we'll chosen words
responded 10 the speaker OF tn
evening.
An international flavor was giV
en- to the meeting by the prcsenc
, of Dr. Harry Doner and Don Law
RE of Toronto. tanada. both q
I, whom are associated with the J
: ID. Caulk Cumpuny'S y branch III ina
=. city. The men were guests ol Kt
tarians G.. Frank Wuplrs and Clyd
\. Nelson Both Dr punrr ana VI
L..Rrie addressed the club hllcN.
stating how they enjoyed the tai
: bv Rev. Werner and how they b'
= Ieved tha; the example OF Canad
: as \ small nation living III con
y plrtr harmony with her large hi'
: thrr America these many years. V;
a good object lesson tor tn" re
:. of the world to study.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

According to a dispatch received
this morning from Salisbury, Mary
land, Shine theatres in st. MiCharls,
Maryland. Laurel and Milford, Del
aware, would be taken from the
present circuit, under proposed
Government reorganization plan,
Whereby Schine is required to dis
pose of Theatres in towns where
there is not competition. The arti-
Gle verbatim follows -Schine Cir
cult holdings in Salisbury would
rot be disturbed un1er Il reorgani-
Zation sought for the theatre cir
cult IN a plan filed in federal court
at Buffalo. y. Y.
Under the government reOrSanl-
2ation plan. Schine is required to
dispose of theatres in towns where
there is no competition. Theatre"
to be taken from the circuit include
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Houston Cardinals Are
Named Banner Club
For 1915 BY County
Agent.

Kent County All clubs are cele-
brating National Ali club Week r
March 2-l0. and studying achieve
ments of the past year. Results OF
All project work have just been
released by Emil A. kirlbasa, Ill
Club Agent for Kent County club
members enrolled in 45G projects
OF which 422 We're completed for an
average OF 93 per cent competitions
These projects had a total value OF
$lS.0lS.59 bringing in i total say
in2s OF $l0.96S.93. Scope OF; pro-
jects included 3O2 acr.s of gar
dens and field crops, 4.156 hens and
brOilers, 40 dairy cattle. 80 pigs, and
% rabbits. In the home-making
department, Ill girls planned and
served 1854 meals. canned 4.U2l
quarts of fruits and vegetables; ;
made lO9 new garments and re-
modelled 35 improved 9 rooms in
their homes and made or retinish-
ed 81 pieces of furniture for these
rooms. Al club members also inn
proved their homes through home
Identification and yard improve
ment projects. In addition to these
activities. all all club members
participated in health and safety
programs. collected scrap paper
iron and waste fats. According to
Mr. kielhaSa, All club members
have accomplished much in thcil
victory projects. producing food tC
feed fighter during the war, ant
now their attention shifts to a new
theme: Dig In For Peace" It
produce food and clothing for
friend in need "
The Houston Cardinal Ali Clu
of Houston has been awarded
silver loving cup for being name
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Local Masons
Plan Visit To
Lewes Mar. Is
w. I. Moore, F. W. Ire
land, +. 5. Bailey And
Major j. W. Cannon
Arranging For Visit.

Temple Lodge No. q. Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons OF Milford in
the midst of the busiest season il
has ever experienced has taken
tim" ouD and planned visit To
j fl sun Lodge, 80. IL, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons OF Lrwrs
ON Friday evening. March II
This visit is the second of Il ser
les planned early last year for the
purpose Of becoming better ac-
quaintcd with Masoms in different
parts OF the state and To promote
friendly relations in the fraternity
The first visit last tall wa stO Tn
ion Lodge No. = a. f. and \. NJ Of
Dover. who returned the visit III
January.
The visit to LtWts is bein& ar
ranged by r. NJ Warren 7, Moore,
+. NJ Fred W. ireland. +. NJ. Fred
$ Bailey and Major Cannon, work
ing with +. NJ. DR.. Gilbert VI. Wilt
bank. chairman OF the committee OF
Jefferson Lodge
jefferson Lodge of LeWeS is one
OF the progressive, up-tO-date lodges
OF SUSSEX county. 1t has an excel
lent membership and temple il
the heart of LewcS that is one o
the best in the state Recently done
over il is a beautiful editice. Ray
moud s Guthrie is the wOrShipfu
master OF jefferson No. -.
The trip to Lewes will he mad
in private cars with the fOllOWin!
; committees arranging transpOrta
tiom: =. NJ Warren 7. Moore an
p. NJ. Fred 5. Bailey for Harring
, ton: p. NJ Eugene Sharp. Jr., an
, Charles Wharton for Houston
James W. Conley and W. Mario
: Stevenson for Frederica; SamuC
Powell and Casper Powell for Bow
I ers; p. NJ Fred W. Ireland for +
4 lcndalt: Frank Elton. George ID;
: Wis. James w Cannon. p. &. NJ. ia
: +. Pierce. J. Holland Prcttyma
r Harry Mayhem. Robert Baynu
g and Charles Dutton for Milford. A
g comparing the Milford delegate
: Will be Past Grand chaplain Fran
Hcrson OF the Grand Lodge of De
h aware and the Rev J. Harry Wrig
+ of Harrington, member OF Co
- inthian Lodge No. 20 of Wilmin
Ie ton. Detailed plans will be go
lp over and discussed at the stat
:. communication of Temple Lod
lp tonight. March 5.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Explain Motor
Vehicle Law
Owners Urged TO Check Fee Under
New Rates Before Applying

Motor vehicle owners whose re-
gistrations expires on March 3lSt
are beinS advised To examine their
present registration card TO deter
mine before mailing their checks
for the renewal. according to
George :. Williams. Motor Vehicle
commissioner.
Under the new schedule of regis
tration fees. which became effective
last July. if the top weight SHOW II
on the registration card Is 1000
pounds or less. the fee is $500. II
the top weight shown is more than
{ 900 pounds, the fee is $1,000.
Mr.. Williams pointed out that
since the largest percentage of re-
.istrations expire on March 3lst, it
means that the largest portion OF
the owners of the registrations will
benefit 10y the new rates AT this
time.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
i. s. Will Use Force
To Block Aggression
SecretaryByrnes Says
Declares Only Errors
Could Cause SOviet-U.
S. War, But Adds Am
erica Will Defend UNO
Policy.

NEW YORK (A') Secretary of
State Byrnes served notice on the
world last Thursday night that the
United States must stand ready to
use force, if necessary, to prevent
aggression.
Only an "ineXcuSable tragedy of
errors could cause serious conflict"
between this country and Russia.
he said at one point, and at an
other: Il am convinced that there
is no reason for war between any
of the great powers"
But, Byrnes asserted tlatly that
we must make plain that the Uni
ted States intends to defend" the
United Nations charter. which out
laws aggression.
He called for a stop to this ma
neuvering for strategic advantages
all over the world and to the use of
one adjustment as an entering
wedge for further and undisclosed
penetrations of power"
ASSaiIs "Gnawing Away"
lie said that the status quo" of
world affairs is not sacred and un-
changeable but we cannot over
look a unilateral gnawing away at
the status quo"
The charter forbids and we can
not allow aggression to be accom-
plished by coercion or pressure or
by subterfuges such as political in
tiltratiOns.
We must make it clear in adj
vance" he said. that We do intend
to act to prevent aggression, max :
ing il clear at the same time that
We Will not use force for any other
purpose.
ByrneS' remarks were made i'll a
speech to the Overseas Press Club
and other National Broadcasting
Company. The address came one
day after Senator Nandenberg
tR MichD, Il delegate to the United
Nations, called on the United States
to be as firm and frank as Russia
in the interest of mutual under
, standing
[. y. Can't DiSarm Alone
Byrnes said that this country
could not "alone disarm. and thai
the United States must maintain
t some form of universal military
. training
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Kent County DHIA
Meeting Is Held
Association Members Study
Records Completed In
l945 At Caesar Rodney

William L. Tarbell announces
that the Kent County Dairy Herd
Improvement Association held
their annual meeting at caesar
Rodney High School on Thursday
evening, February 2S. $50 dalrymen,
wives and friends attended and par
ticipated in the discussion OF lndl-
yidual COW and association records.
Delmar ]. Young, Extension
dairyman of the University OF Della
ware explained the Association ana
Herd Analysis summaries prepared
from the regular DHlA reports. %
percent of the COWS in the aSsocla-
ton returned a profit according TO
Mr.. Young, 23 herds completed the
wears work with PA COWS per herd.
The average COW in the association
tor 1945 produced 1922 pounds OF
milk and 299 pounds Of fat. Com
Earing this with the average COW III
Delaware which produces 440u
pounds of milk and 1913 pounds of
fat. Mr.. Young emphasized that
there is a definite need for better
breeding, better feeding and better
management among Delaware
Dairymen to produce milk more Ell
ticiently.
Mr.. Young encouraged more
, careful attention be given to a
breeding program by keepins
, breeding records to control inter
val of freshening and length of dry
periods. He emphasized that bulls
should be kept in safety bull pens
to protect themselves and then
families from the extreme danger:
of Dairy Bulls running loose Bulls
kept under safe control will hell
to control time of breeding so as t
) have more fall freshening COWS t.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Max r. Corder Opens
New Store Saturday
Is Located One Half Mile West OF
dupont Blvd. On Shawnee Road

Max r. Corder. one of MilfOrd'5
enterprisinS young men seeing the
need for such an institution III that
locality has built and will open to-
morrow, Saturday, March 9th a
complete feed and farm supply ser
vice one-half mile West of the Du-
Pont boulevard, on the Shawnee
road.
His many friends and the public
at large is cordially invited to at
tend the opening tomorrow, re-
freshments will be served free.
The Milford Supply Company as
the new institution will be known,
is prepared to serve the public with
Dairy, Poultry and other Feeds.
Seeds. Grains. Fertilizers and farm
supplies. They are also prepared
to deliver their customers orders.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
e.. W. Shockley
OF Rehoboth
Killed While.
Working Crane
Dies Instantly w h En-
Boom Comes In Con-
tact With Overhead
Power Line Carrying
$500 Volts.

George w. Shockley, a RehOboth
Beach building contractor, was
killed instantly on Monday morn
ing, March 4, when the crane which
he was operating on construction
Job near DagsbOro touched $500
volt power line overhead.
Police reported Shockley and
three other men were placing a
steel girder with the crane, and
that the high-tension wires We're
touched both by the boom of the
crane and by a dangling chain.
Father OF Two Children
The dead man was 32 years of
age and the father of two small
children.
The other three men were rem
dered unconscious and rushed to
the Beebe Hospital at Lewes. Rich
ard Nance of Rehoboth Beach is
still under treatment while the
other two, Townsend Steelman
ShOckley, uncle of the dead man
and B. r. Harrington. were releas-
ed later Monday.
Shockley was the only son of one
of the best known building and
marine contractors in the RehObotf
section. George f. Shockley, who
left a few days ago for Mexico.
Sister Operates Restaurant
Besides his father he is survived
by his mother and two sisters. Mrs
Alvin Simpler. registered nurse
and Miss Grace ShOckley. owner o
the Avenue Restaurant, both o
Rehoboth; his wife, the forme
Miss Elizabeth Palmer. and tw'
children. Janice. years old, an,
Bruce, 10 months old. An uncle
Grover G. Shockley. died last Sat
urday night.
The body was taken to the Al
kins Funeral Home in Lewes.
The victims father was contact
ed in Mexico Monday night.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
March Farm-Home
Radio Schedule
Fifteen Minute BrOadcaStS Are Pre-.
sented Daily Over WDEL

The March schedule of the Della
ware Farm and Home Hour has
been announced by the Agriculture
al Extension Service. University of
Delaware. These 15-minute broad
casts are presented Monday through
Friday at l p. III. over Station
WDEL. Wilmington.
Programs are planned to give
latest developments and infOrma-
ton on the principal agricultural
industries of Delaware The reg
ular series of Poultry. Soil Conser-
vation, Dairy and livestock. All
Clubs, Production and Marketing
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Aid For Farm Vets
Planned BY State
FSA State Committee Told Family
Type Loans Can Extend To S2,"Oo

The Farm Security AdmlnlStra-
Ton is prepared 10 finance the pur-
chase OF farms for veterans, make
loans for their operation and other
wise help returning serNicemen re
establish themselves on the Land.
Edward W. Hurcum, FSA SuperNl-
sur Tor Sussex County and part OF
Kent County. announced today.
"Of course. We are making loans
10 non-veteran farmers too, the
supervisor added. and We are Civ
ing them the usual services. But
veterans get special preference ana
service TO enable them to catch up
with others who farmed while they
fought"
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Schine MustDispose
Of Some Theatres
Under Government Reorganization Plan,
Schine May Be Required To Dispose or
Theatres In St. Michaels, Md, Laurel And
Milford, Delaware

those in St. Michaels, Md, Laurel
and Milford, Delaware.
One of the two Cambridge. Nd
theatres and one of the two III
Easton, Md. must also be disposed
OF. In addition. if the circuit opef-
ates in two or more towns WITHIN
approximately - miles oI each
other. one town must be dropped
entirely. Substantial competition
has been declared existent i'll SallS-
hurry.
The action was taken To insure
restoration of theatre operating
competition in the future i'll the
areas involved without eliminating
the defendants as substantial
competitive factor in those areas
Robert l.. Wright. assistant attor-
ney general, III charge of the nm
uivisiOn, said.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
World Day Of Prayer
At Ca!rmy Church
Will Be Observed In Mil
ford Church This
Afternoon

World Day of Prayer will be OBJ
served today in Calvary Methodist
Church at 30 p. m. with the CON
gregations Of all churches taking
part The theme for the service will
he The Things That Make For Our
Peace" Mrs. Clyde Nelson will
sing shepherd. Take Me by The
Hand" by Ward Stevens. The OF
ferimg for the service will 90 To the
Philippines and Burma and toward
the purchase OF Now literature for
France, Holland and Germany and
other parts Of the world Everyone
is Welcomed to this service
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Governor Urges Delawareons To
Eat More Chickens rs Glut Looms

nor Eacon cited the danger of the
threatened situation and emphasize
cd the importance Of the hroiler
industry to Delaware.
He made this appeal to Della
Wareane: Eat More Poultry" for
tie campaign which opens Monday
and runs until March II.
Within thr next six Weeks, Coy
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Coz. Walter W Bacon has called
Un the people OF Delaware to eat
more poultry to help alleviate the
situation in the Delmarva broiler
industry which he states is faced
With the threat OF a serious slut
and financial loss.
With cold storage facilities now
hulaine With slaughtered fowl, and
more cWnin& iii every day. Cover
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

field has complct-
ed its pre- Sepala
ton processing OF
men eligible for
discharge.
His job now, ii
was pointed out.
is to rebuild an
efficient y e Il { "
time organization.
| using as a nucleus
| the remaining Of
iicel's and men.
Most OI' these
| officers and men
are combat Veter-
ans from all over
the world Whu
have decided tC
make the Army
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Col. X. Powell
Named Head OF
Dover Air Base
Succeeds Colonel Harold
J. Rau; Both Men Are
Well known In The
Milford Area.

Colonel Kenneth r. Powell has
been named commander of the Do
yer Army Air Field, charged with
the job of rebuilding an efficient
peacc-timc organization Of the post
war L. 5. Army ~Air Force.
He succeeds Colonel Harold j..
Rau. who has been ordered to the
Arlny's Command and General Stan
school at Fort l"aVenWorth, II, nan.
Program Completed
Colonel Powell. who has been
deputy commander Of the field. as
sumps command al a time when the
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Number to be issued. 3o.313
The new schedule OF regis
tratiOn fees in effect this year
follows II the top weight
shown on the present regis
tration card is 1000 pounds
or less. the Zee is $500 and
if the weight is nor" than
1000 pounds the fee is $l2.Uo.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

"DuNer'S facilities are excellent
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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
l6.93S REGISTRATIONS
DtE IN kENT-SISSEX

Record of motor vehicle
registration renewals for
March 81 eXpirations in Kent
and Sussex counties as Of
March ):
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
PLAsTERING

AA.I PLAsTERING ceilings patch
SorS tpeciaiiN ~ 7-2344 OF Zoo
a. ] PLASgErING e-lifars arches and
pstcuscTs fea-rpsblr TR l-22o7e
Al PilksTEFINE. oeilmes. ail nud ~
patching 0afk TJsJ' rsas DA f7T3.
Al psrerilr irlair specialist. ma.
terial furH pl0uF sery TY 4-l7os
BETTER repair irus All KINDS PromDt
service. Guaranteed work IA F222.
MASTER rsrrref latter ceilings.
arches repair rr new lahf CT feb8
PihSTEPINg - ous ity w0fknanship.
fh1mpf sery CsH TU 2-is50 after ;
PLbsrEHTNg-EtueIenced men eva
arches lrAugE al Kinds ~ 537g.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Negaunee-W. ! Mile Road
OPEN TODAY!
GREENvIEw, 1862
ATTRACTIVE Brick Bungalow

GRFENVIEW, 1867
ATTRACTIVE Brick Bungalow
S Rooms. 2 Bedrooms. Modern
AC Heat Sashed ana Screened
Possession Given Terms.
ELSEA REALTY a. INVESTMENT co.
62i7 W. Fort vi i-i400
RUSSELL 2o263-Six rooms. fire.
place tile sink RsraEes. lshovn BY
appointment BELCIiER. Lenox 2014.
VAN DYRE-e Mile Section: rooms;
complete hath. some furniture, s2.iOO,
terms Ia PONSA Prospect 1880
COLORED-B14 Preston. 7-room bum
galow.l steam stokery brickote. laundry
tubs. 2 garages. II Is like new. 81. 1000
down
cAHcr TvANHOg 1883
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
EDUCATIONAL
10 DINE
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

FAT Al SHORES
1920 WEST WARREN
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
lBhek. Cement. stueee. Basem'ts
BUILDING ALTERATIONS

CEMENT block laying Easements ga
rArrs and nlrches can ~ e-Tok3.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Cleaning Walls. Shades. Etc.

AAl wall washing Reasonable rates.
Phone sunday and evenings pA 2266
WALL WASUING-2O wears experience
paper and kais0miue cleaned. white
VCfk mon DT 434a.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
cleaners-Dyers-LGundries

uRTAINS. tao.ecloths, bedspreads.
is Necs Curtain Cleaners TE Isis.
WE SPECIALIZE IN CURTAINS
HOLL WOOD CURTAINS TY 5-2Ool
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

All Bedroom. Living Room suites. Din
cites, Occ. Chairs. Tables Lamps etc.
have been reduced Bargains galore
Save up 20 400 on your furniture needs
Nome, 5000 Cass at Warren
a APIECE livins room suite. al spring
construction. rose fuegettf
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
UPHoLSrERING. DRAPERIEs
SLIP COVERS

Custom made best selection. Free esti-
mates United slip Cover Co. TY 6-e716.
UPHOLSTERINc, -restyline, $40 50 up
Stafford Uph a. Mfg. Co TO S-2O3A
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Woshinq Machine Repairing
Furniiure. Household Goods

A BARGAIN innersprinE mattresses
Any size. samples. SIT. Mitchell Fumi-
ture Co 1000 CratiOt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
ATTENTION.!
CALL HO S558

Can no 3244. guaranteed radio and
phonogTaph service. commercial. cleo
tOnicS. pickup and delivery Leo 1
Radio TIPS W Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
AS LOW AS So
RADIO SERVICE

ALL makes repaired home calls. work
Fusr IS years experience II 56ss.
ALI. makes repaired. VII guar n. =
section ". NJ Rouse. PI 0569
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
RTMMAGE SALE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Washing machine, diamond
ring waffle iron. chiids high chair
tcNcellent condition.. Vermont 6-7l09.
FREE delivery. 10 2464. TW' 2-415l.
ASH drums. ex, heavy 81 25 TO S2.25.
HANOvIA Alpine sun lamp Immediate
delivery King Home Appliance, 1884
Grand River Vermont T-SST7.
KODAKS - Movie cameras, will sell,
buy cXCh Acme Camera, SIT Shelby.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
SMEDLEY
fa6 r. WARREN TE i-slo

COLORED - l2-room apartment, Al
condition Fine Investment. Only 1850
7-ruom house. only s.. 500 BROKER,
FitIrOy 2S2i
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
RUMMAGE SALE

Furniture OF all kinds nicknaCks FOR
the home household utensils. dishes.
clothing for the whole family shoes
books toys Daily 20 6 3143
Grand River