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Washington Journal., 1947-02-21
'WintersshIuf" deuf- UN P~uIuestinu-
seher IndUsirien Problem uufgehuIst

Berlin SnfoIge 9obIen- UNI
S-torftrommanoeIs, iopie feblenoel
Observation-Disclosures lit ser groBtI
Seil ser oeutifen SnouitrieproOrrf
ton, ebeniols Die m6ftigite aiT ben
Sentiment itill9elegt noroet.
@ie Beanie ser omeritoniiaer
MiIit1rDerwaltung 6oau erfIdren, If
oieIe 2abmIeguiig Der 8etrie6e oieI
Ihlimmer ais oie e%egentDdrtigl
8rennItofifriie in @nglano.
Ole @inidrGnfung ser BroOitftior
in Ser omerifaniiHen Gone bel6ifi
lid orf etlpo rs @ro5. Der porbcnoe.
men &opo5it6t, erfldrt Gberit Sdrrt
8. 8erno, Gbef Der Snoultrieabtei.
lltnq Bel ser MttlitdroermnltiIng.
gr meinte, in ser britii1en Bone
let Elm Gbnltder gl6itbeg Der Broortf-
tionsleiihangen 8u DerSeidnen. God
Beridten aus ser ruiiiIhen Sffupn-
tions5one lit es aud oort 81 ihorfen
@inihr1nfungen in Der Snoultrie &C.
fomtten.
toh anlift 8ernos mag oieier In
ouitrieIIe @interifJIaf bis gum Jriib-
ia6r oa1tern.
3urd oie Stillegutig Der 8etriebe
Iino peitoerbreitete Arbeitsloitgfeit,
decentralization eIler Irt 1no gro
BE Scot eingetreten.
Snfolge oes @oblenmangels loben
iih oie meiIten S6uIen in Der ameri-
foniI6en Gone 9e5fpltngen, 81 Id)lie-
BEN. Graitiihe @tnihrdnfungen beg
Stnrfitrcm- uno @osoerbrau9es in
SotS6oltungen IinS perfiigt morOen.
Stt elmer Aniprode Dor Der 8erli-
ner Stoofoeror0neten 8~eriammIune
erflGrte 8iir9ermeiiter Or. Otto
.9itromsfi:
< uMuf GrrnS oes f1Iten Metters lit
Eaulenoen nidts mebr it6rig geblie-
ben. Sic Iterbeil Dor 6uneer. Die
SeIbmor0e nebn1en al. Die aIten Qelis
te iinO bilflos."
Sitropsfi fltbr fort, 1874 9erionen
iinO in Der l3eit bonn 1. Ge6. 6is 5.
6ebritor erfroren uno 10000 mllrOeH
Gil 6roItbeuIen b~ebanoelt. Sn Sartliar
ollein gineei 200 @erionen in ben
6reito0.
2onoon = Mnf sen 8ritiifen Sns
icIn un0 I'M groBten SeiIe @eiteuro-
pas itie9 0as thermometer etpos,
ober sic 8etterpropbeten fonnten
nod INNER fein 0abIaiief Ser lett
einem Wonat n~noolern0en &dIte per
9eiBen, Die @unger, 600 uno Start
Notwithstanding ge6rnft Bat.
Sn Berlin itieg sic Eemperntur
onf 10. 8ra0, ie0oh enfIdrte Dos @et-
terbiro, es lei INNER nody feline Plus
Iiht auf Toitpetter Uor9onoen. 3ebn
meitere 8ooesfdlle infol9e grfrierens
limo Gus Der oeutiden @auptYtoot ge-
meloet mor0etl. 9rrd S%tiqegung ser
8etriebe olff @run6 oes &oblenman-
gels lin0 in Ser anerifnnii9en Gffu-
pations5one iiber 100000 Mrbeiter
brotlos gemoroen.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-21
S >liniitcr iinN IN
Chile ,mriiefoetrctcn

santiago, Gbile = Mae fiinf ra0i-
folet Miniiter Ser &egierung Oes
Braiioenten @obriel @or8ales 8iOe.
la iinb 5uriidgetreten ltno baden oa-
init cine lett lonsem orobenoe Rdbi-
llettsfriiis berbeigefiibrt. @i0eIn
ielbit lit Mitglie6 Scr rooifoGen Hdr.
tel. gr nurOe BEL Der Ieeten @1bI I'M
September bon ieiner eigenen Yartei
uno BEN Rommtniiten uno So3iaIi.
item geIfiibt.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-21
Dcrsidktcte
oMf 2lfncrifas Ellie

2on0on - Die &esierung ~fiinoigte
an, ooB 4n3eihen fir cine 8eiierung
Der Gage oorIiegeit, ober mertn aud
Der Goblefmnngel nod uno nod bebo-
ben miro, 10 breitet lid borIaufig ole
8eidGftigniiesloiigfeit 0o9 nod
aus. Eretnier. Mttlee belpra1 nit lei
tteft Ro6inett Ole Gage ltno be1anoel-
te Die Grnge, mann ~rpenfg1tens teiIpei-
ie Der unterbun6ene Graftitrom mie.
Der flieBen fam. Gns 3otlltn fpurOe
nod ni6t feitgeiebt, nber tDenr sic
anfinOigung tommt, miro Die Snou-
itrie Die 8riorit1t Dor oen 8obnnu-
gen befommen.
Sir Cup 8oner e~rfIorte: ,@enn
mir Nn6eiden Don Beiferlftg Ieben
fonnen, 10 lit oas big lett aud allies. "
Snoelfen ideinen Oiele q jeid]en eg
bod peronIeBt 5u baden, ooB @re-
mier IttIee 0ns Nngebot oes 8rdIi-
oenten Erlmon, @o6Ieni6fffe, sic
onf buber See nod anoeren 2an0ern
untertpegS iin0, nod @rgIuno ob5u=
oreben, NIT Cant obIebnen fonnte.
Die 8eiddftigungsloi Jteit,oie bis
Der an Die 100000 arbeiter umFaBte,
griff nod iueiter Inn Iid). Sic groBe
6irmo Differs, Die 6lug8ertge, @e-
lfiibe uir0 Nr15ifionsmaldinen Der
ltellt, teilte 25,O00 An8eitelIten nit,
bob 1880 Mrbeiter entIniien fueroen
lniiilen.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-21
Truman WEIGHT
elmer AntwOrt aus

MaThttlatnn - Nah0ent Nobert Y.
Santtegoft Ser 8oritser 0es Notionol-
ousidu1ies Der Oemofrotiiden 9crtei,
in elmer Reoe in @ep g)orf run0 ber-
outs erfl1rt bate, ooB 9err truman
IN Ser nadlten Yr6lioententpobl fatl-
0t0ieren Deroe, nltroe Der Hr1ii0ent
in ieiner 9reiie : &onferen5 NIT 6ra-
gen beitiirmt, ging ober elmer beitimm-
ten antlport aus Dem 8ege, inoem er
folgeroe grfldrung Oerlos:
0Sm SinbIid 1if gelpilie 9ommen-
tore iiber oie @rdii0entidaft nt0dte
i1 logelL oeB iid meine @oltlng lett
Ser am ii. Nopember 1916 o~bgegebe.
men @rfl1rung nid)t ge1noert bot. Gie
@r1iioentidoft miro beute genou 10
gefiibrt ME 01nnls. 9os. beiBt, bob
i9 f%ortiabren mill, mid olS oen Ser
treter 0es amerifeniiden Bottles SIT
betratten, mo 5tpar obtie Niidiiht
oui mein peri0nli1es politii6es @e-
ibid. S6 mieOeubole, mos id onmnIs
geiogt 6obe, ais ib ons Geripreden
CAB, 0oB Die @refutibe in ieoer onge-
bradtet Art NIT Dem &ongreB foope-
rieren miro:
0gls 8rdiioeit Iaiie id mid bon
einem einfefen @run0ioB leiten: Bon
Tdd All Saa ohne feline politiiden
NiidliGtett allies gu tltrt mas mir oos
Bette fir Die 8oblfabrt 0es Golfea
81 lem ideint."
Sn Columbus, Sbio, tpuroe Senn-
tor Gait in elmer 8reilefonferena
init 16nliden 6rogen beitiirmt, pei-
gerte iib 1ber ebeniaIls, ieine ultsge-
fprohene Ganoiontur on8un1el0en,
in0em er fogte: sd meg elm aan0i-
BOT leir, ober oielIeift nlt9 nidt. :"
Au9 itellte ct in abreoe, oaB oariiber
etmas nit Senator 8rifer bon Sbio
~abgemad)t porOen lei. 8riGer ieIbIt
erfldrte, 0nB er iiber feline &oroiootur
ueoer bette nod 1T oieier ISOLDE ct
mas idget noble.
@ran0biep, Wao. ~ 5roit M1ortb1
6. Truman, Die 90 Sabre alte
Mutter bon 8r1iioent Srun1oft Bit
tet nit einen BefenbrltA 0os &ran-
fenbett. 8ran Erunoit erlitt ibre
infoIge fires boben differs eef1brs
Iide @~erlebung BET eilem Gon in
ibrer @obnltng. Nrdii0ent Gr1t-
man miro Ioiifen0 iiber oos 8efin-
ben oer Mutter itnterri1tet.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-21

2onoon - Goim elm Sabr nodl-
Dem Gnglonos AuBenminiiter @rneii
8eptn erfI1rt bate ,er niirOe ieinen
politiiden 9tltf BON Ser 8eileguna
Oes neutrality-suspicious. %ubb6tgig mo-
den 5eiet 0ie engIiide 9fegierune
an, ooB tie 0ieies 9robIem DER Il.
q. u%nter6reiten miro.
8ieler 8ei6IuB puroe bel ser
lebten Sibling nit Den Arobern be-
fannfgegebetL ole our TaI1itinu-
&%onferen5 bierber 9efommen poren.
@Iei95eitig nit Oieier @efanntgobe
CAB 8eOin 5u, es mare leiner Gegie-
gling nidt 9elungen, cine 2oitng 3t
finOen, Oie iopobI fir Suoen ipie
Nrdber nnnebm6nr mare.
Sb @ngIoao Der Il. q. einen be.
ltimmten 8Ian fitr BoIGTtina por-
idJIogen o0er einfad obne fpeitere
Gmpfebfineen ollie bisber gemodten
@oriGl1ge Der II. %. ltnterbreitet
miro, ion i'm ~ltnterbaus befdnntge-
geben mer0en.
@alGitino, oas england, Ieitoem
General AIlenbD i'm Sabre 1917 ole
8itrten ooraits oertrieb, piel &ppf-
5erbrefeu per1rlaft bot, nir0 pors
quslihtlid bis nif 8eiteres bon
100000 etiglilden SolOnten beiett
9e6nIteh meroen ur0 elmer 8eripnl.
lnterItebef, Die ouf @run0 oeS
M1anoats 0es 8oIferbltn0es fir 0os.
FL. 9on0 eingelebt muroe.
ENGLAND iheint es NIT Der rteber@
gnbe 0ieIes l~lnru9e4erOs 10 eiIig Slt
baben ooB Elm Mit8IieO beg MuBen-
ants 6ereits Su berIteben gege6en
bat, 2on0on piiroe oieaeint ben.
15iderbeitsrat Ser Il. g. eriu1eft,
cine SonoeriiBung Der @enernI-Ger-
inmmlltng our 8eratung Der 2ege
ein5pberufeh.
Sobtef itebt biS9er iiber eng
Gonos 3ufiinftige SQItung bereits
felt: @egen Der l1neinigfeit dpiiden
u1o Nrabern lit Die britiihe
9fegierurag ridt gepiIt, Dem 2anoe
eigene 2oiune, o6ne Ole unter=
ititBung Ser Il. &C., nlf3u3fpinger.
4uf fiirftet ENGLAND, ettpos gu
0urd ons es lid Die MiGionen
bon WtitsItrn, ste i'm britiihen @eft.
reid Ieben, 5um 6einOe moht ooer
Sic Sl0en in Der gntl5en @elt nod
berbittert.
SroBoem boben &egierungSfretle
ourfJbfi6en loYfen, oaB Die oitBers
Itrengen ginipunoernngg-
beitimmungen un0 oie nnberen
WoBr11men 5itr MISUNDERSTANDING
Ser 9r0n1tng 5piifen 100000 Slts
ben ufo elmer MiIlion Mrober, oor-
I1ufig Del ebaIten fDiir0en.
SeruinIem @erndB elmer amt
li6en gefanntmahurlg iiro 9o0es-
urteile gegen orei 8erionen, Die Der
@ebeimbemegltng Srgun 8fpai 2eus
nit ~ongeb0ren ionen, beitdtigt NOR
ben. Gin biertes ongebtihes Dit
gIie6 OieIer Organization nur6e nee
gen leiner Sugen0 81 GebenslGng-
[i1er SOFT perurteilt.
-%0----
Washington Journal., 1947-02-21
'~'KOmmUnist" gilt
ais ~BeIeidiguna

Gbicogo Eos Il. 9. Circuit
Court Of AppeaIs bat Sic @nti6ei-
Dung gefGat, OaB es i'm Stnate
SGinois cine 8eteioi9ung lit iber
&eriotten oOer 5irnen all i6reiben
Dab lie &omntuniiten ODER fonnlit.
niitii6 ougebnuht ieien.
Ser @eri6tsDof fam 6ieier @nt-
IdefOung, neil, pie in Ser 8egriin-
Dung auSgefii1rt ipuroe, ole 8e3eid.
nung ,~,9ommunift~ beut8utaee nod
Der Mniidt Don ourha6nittliden, atl-
it1noigen 2euten Den in oieier @eiie
8eiflIoigten ~ouBer9nI6 Ser @ren-
sen ser Adtborfeit neriebt aus ibm
Elm Symbol oes angeneinen Safes
maft iino i'm 81 einem Menifen
itempeIt, Der iih i'm 8ioeriprud gu
ben @eIeBen befin0et.
Ser @ntideiOung Ittmmten &idter
@bnn q. @potis uit0 &idter Otto
&erner 3t. &jdteu @alter g. @in0s
leD mid teilDefle ounon ab. @r
itinmte nit ieinen aoIIegen BARN
Iberein, 0aB ser Nusorlf D3om.
mtniit" in Sainpis nift 3uIGiiig
lei, SAB ober 0ie 8orleiung Der Ser
6ffentstfatng I'M @eridt ibm uidt
Die uebtr5euglng DerIieben babe, 0oB
Ser 4ltsArud in tEarer @eiie ouf 0ie
flGgeriide 8artei angeipenOet NOR
Sen let.
Iurh 0ieie @ntldetoung uerluorf
Ole 8erufungsinitnnS elm ltrteil 0es
Dfitrict Court uno beitintmte bic
&erbonOlung Ser 8eIeioigungsfloge
bon ied1s Miaionen Collar gegen ben
Sournnliiten @eItbroof &egler pom
Sing 5eatureS 5pnOicate uitO Die
Sninots Substituting nnO Erintins
Company, SerauSgeber 0es Gbicngo
Serolosamerican.
Die &Iage mar bon 81. 90. Spa
mel uno ser International 2oter
Corporation, oeren 8rGiioent Spa.
mel lit, eingereiht morOen. Sn Die
Ter &Iage nltroe bebnltptet, Die Sc
ielifaft unD oeren Br6ii0ent ieien
Ourd einen bon Eegler am is.
Ne6r5 1915 oer6ffentlidten Irtifel
beleioigt woroen.
8ei Ser friiberen 8erbanoGune int
8e5irfsgerift par sic &lnge u6ge-
iDieIen tDoroen. Ger 8~erteiOtger ser
beflogten 8artei berief it'd onmals
oarauf OaB Der NuSOruf Som
muniit" feine flare 8eoeutiing babe.
I2lber Die 8eruiungsirtnn5 par or-
oerer Weeinung. Sic erfl6rte, Dab
fem 8peifel ouriiber beiteben Tonne,
oaB eine IoldJe @e8eidnltng in Dem
p%olitiid}er 9eitartifeI elmer 8eitung
Sen guten guf elmer Serion 81 ber-
tiHten geeigttet lei. gs lei abfur6
gu b%eboupten, 0aB Der aus0rud
feline flare 8e0eutung bobe, ou ia
gerooe ste 3eitungen Oieies llntier
geldnffen bitten, 0e11en 1td) ole Bes
flogten iebt beoienten, Inn iemonOen
ais id1OIih 5u fenn5eidner.
Gd0urG, 0aB Oos @eridt befnit-
oen bat, ooB Der 4usOruf ,,4oms
munflt" an Iid eine 8eleioigung lit,
6rouden bic flngenOen Bnrteien
niht ben 8etneis Sl erbringen, bob
lie geid6Oigt fporoen iinO.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-21
GntidnISisnns

Der 8epperI iin6 ons 2enerI
fonnen beitt' nidt 8ur SdiiIe forn@
men. % meme 5rau nit 6en beiocn
5erfeIn gum Marft IS $3.50.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-21

S1lnfe iolen 10 ongeridtet
iperen, Dob tie ibren @amen gbre
mo6eu: friidj - fiibl un0 Dem Muge
eefdIIigl
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
Joe Quillan Finds
 Seattle Awful Hot

SEATTLE, (P) - Alaska gold miner Joe Quillan, 68, was Out side" Saturday for the first time in 46 years.
 Quillan, who hasn't been south of Nome in years, arrived by plane at a time when local resi- dents were remarking about the rather chilly fall weather.
 Awful warm here" he said, awful warm for this time of year"
 Quillan works during the sum. mers at the Graham Hammers gold dredging operation on Klarey Creek, north of Kotzebue, ard spends the winters in Nome.
 "I 'spect I've found as much gold as the next man. he told in- reviewers, "but I never struck it rich. I've worked in bonanza fields that are forgotten now but I was always across the ridge when the big payoff came"
 Quillan plans to visit sister in Rochester, N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
Nevada Bank
 Seeks To Recover Suicides Fortune

PORTLAND, Ore. tP)-The lst National bank of Reno, Nev., filed suit Friday against on Oregon coWhand and his wife, contending the cowhand had made love to a wealthy widow in order to de- fraud her of S35, ,000'and then, af ter she committed suicide, had gone back to his wife.
 The bank filed the complaint as executor of the estate of James Monroe Butler and his wife, Flor ence Rose Butler, a Nye County, New, couple, with extensive cat tie and mining interests.
 The suit, seeking to recover $35,000 plus interest, named Ted HoWerton, identified as a former cowhand on the Butler ranch, and his wife, Mary, cook on the But Ter ranch, as defendants.
 The federal court complaint charged that the Howertons, after Butler died last February, invited Mrs. Butler to their home in Wal Iowa county, Oregon.
 Said defendants continued the complaint, "wickedly and un- loWf,I11v conSpired tOoether with intent to cheat and defraud the es- tate of James Monroe Butler, and agreed between themselves to have said Ted Howerton endeavor to gain the affections of Florence Rose Butler, to have him make love to her and secure control over her actions and conduct. :"
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

r Good Printing Call Main 12e
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
Arabs Discuss
 Military Measures Against Palestine

BEIRUT, Lebanon, (P)-Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha, secretary general of the Arab League, said the league council would wind up its Holy Land deliberations Sat urday night with discussions of possible further military mea- sCres" against Palestine.
 The council voted Thursday night to cordon off what it called terrorist organizations and Zion ist forces" in Palestine by moving Arab troops up to the boundaries of the Holy Land.
 Arab sources here said the troops were moving up in accord aHce with the decision but other official quarters here and in Jeru- salem said they had been unable to detect any unusual troop con- centrations.
 Azzam Pasha said the chiefs of tie seven council delegations m Syria, Iraq, Trans-Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Yemen and Sau di Arabia-met Friday night to 6i cuSS' possible further military ac.ion. Their recommendations he said, Weer to come before the full league council at Saturday ni Cht's session.
 Azzam Pasha added that a recommendation by the leagues pc,itical committee a month ago t) boycott the western nations if toy support partition of the Holy L. ld-would not be discussed at the current league meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
PIONEER WOMEN HELD REGULAR MEETING FRIDAY

The Pioneer Women met last Friday for one of their regular social meetings with Mrs Helen Nordlind presiding.
 Mrs. Charles Pennycook told about her trip to Scotland and stressed the point that Americans do not know how fortunate they are to have all the food they want to eat.
 A delightful lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. Pete Olson and Mrs. Christie Waldhelm fol- lowing the card games. Winners of the games were Mrs. Harry Hagen, Mrs. Norvin Lewis and Emma Lyle.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

lgs subject 10 change without notice.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
REGULAR ARMY
 NURSE PROGRAM

Information has been received at Nome Air Base regarding the deadline for applications in the Regular Army Nurse Corps. The deadline date for accepting appli- cations is extended to November 30th. Screening centers will re. main in operation until December 3lst. Completed action reports will be forwarded to the Adjutant General not later than January IS, 1948.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
SUSPECTED DANGER AREA IN VICINITY OF SUBMARINE BEACH

Recent disclosures at the Nome Air Base uncovered the possibility of a probable area in the vicinity of Submarine Beach which con tains land-mines. Since this pos sibillty cannot be aScertained at present, all military and civilian personnel are cautioned against traverSing in this area.
 The probable area is defined as: from points 12 mile east and mile west of the coastal gun em- placements from the coast line, inland for approximately 800 yards, and approximately l mile southwest of the military air field.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
Florida Flooded By Rain And
 Freak Hurricane
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) experiment in spraying dry ice on the storm clouds.
 A B-29 carrying observers was piloted by lst Lt J. A. Ashcraft. Captain J. E. Williams and Capt. C. N. Chamberlain were at the controls of two BITS carrying 1000 pounds of dry ice.
 The planes took off from Mac Dill field army air base at Tampa at 7:15 am. (EST) in perfect fly ing weather. They were expected back about pm.
 At 1O:15 am. (EST) the weather bureau said the storm was center ed about 300 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras and moving in a northeasterly direction about 25 miles an hour.
 Winds near the center were es- timated at 50 to 60 miles an hour and small craft from Charleston. s. C., to the Virginia capes were advised to- remain in port as strong winds and gales were ex- pected to cover a wide area from the Atlantic coast to Bermuda to- day.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

The lemur, nocturnal prowler in African jungles, is about the size of a baby fox and its name in Latin means ghost"
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
NUGGET ADS GET RESULTS
Classified Ads

FOR SALE davenport and chair, large oil heater, dres
 ser and bureau, 1 large round mahogany table, 1 17-foot boat in good condition, with nets; I coal stove heater, 1 counter, 1 Co., Devil, l model T Ford. See Ed
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The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

FOR SALE-1 South Bend trout rod and reel. 1 Sway floor lamp with fluorescent tube New. Ap- ply Nome Nugget. 123-3t
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-28

NOTICE = Asbesto, asphalt and
built-up roofing. Recoat and recover
old roofs. Spray painting. Al Nero &
Co. See Jim H. Truitt of Cedar Neck
Road. Milford. or call Laurel 4765,
Del. j11-eow-t If
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-28
IN MEMoRlAM

In loving memory of our son and
brother Ralph Johnson. Seaman / Ic
who departed this life nine months
and 13 days ago.
Son, we did not know that God was
going to call for you on that fatal
night of January Is. 1947. when you
told us Bye" and said, Il will come
home early tonight" But God had
need of you and left here to mourn
your loss.
1t has been so lonely since you went
away, Son. Sleep on. it win not be
long until we will meet you where
there is no more war or parting of
loved ones
This Thanksgiving Day brings back
memories to us that remind us of last
year when you were with us again
after being away in the war for two
years on Thanksgiving Day, Your va
cant chair and vacant bed the vacant
space at the table is not filled. All we
can do now is to put a wreath on your
grave and wait until God calls us to
meet you in a better home.
Sadly missed and dearly loved by
Mother, Father and Sister. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-28
NOTICES!
LORD BALTIMORE SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. %
SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS,
SERIES 1947


In accordance with the provisions of
Code Section 2726. Revised Code of
Delaware, 1885, the State Board of
Education hereby gives notice that it
has canvassed the vote of the Lord
Baltimore School District No % spe-
cial election for the issuance of Lord
Baltimore School District No. %
School Building Bonds. Series 1947,
held at the Lord Baltimore School
house, Ocean View MillvilIe, Della
ware, on Friday, November IA, 1947,
between the hours of one o'clock and
eight o'clock p. m. Eastern Standard
Time, and hereby declares the re-
suit of said special election to be as
follows:
For the Bond Issue ....-.-.--,-.... 435
Against the Bond Issue . n
In Witness Whereof said State Board
of Education has caused this certifi-
cate to be executed by its President
and its Secretary, this twenty first
day of November. A. D. 1947.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
By: James Beebe, President
George r. Miller, Jr.
1t Secretary
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-28
NOTICEi

Notice is hereby given that let
ters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the 18th day of Nov
ember, A. D., 1947, and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present
the same, duly attested, to the said
Frank w Davis, Administrator of
the estate of Mark L. Davis, de-
ceased on or before the Eighteenth
day of November 194S, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
Frank w. Davis
Administrator
Address: R5 harrington Road, Dor
chester, Mass. 11-21-3t
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MONDAY, DECEMBER LIST, 1947
BEGINNING AT 10 A. M.
Rain or Shine
TIUE cTOCL(


Thirty-five milk cows, consisting of
GuernSeys, HolsteinS, Jerseys and
pure bred Ayrshires. ranging in age
from 212 to years. Some of these
cows are fresh at present time, some
will be fresh by day of sale and all
others will be fresh soon. 4 heifers.
years old, fresh soon; heifers, s
months old; / bull. months old; 1
purebred Holstein bull, 2 years old.
This herd is one of the finest in Car
oline county and large number has
been raised by the present owner.
tied herd. horses. s years old; 1
mare. years old; mule, these horses
and mule will work anywhere; 2 brood
sows, 19 pigs, 8 weeks old.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One FarmalI-H tractor, on rubber;
l set tractor plows, / tractor cultiva-
tor. tractor disc, l tractor culti-
packer. l tractor. manure spreader, /
tractor mower, the above implements
are in excellent condition; l Super
ior 12-tine drill, nearly new; 2 manure
spreaders, / corn planter with fertiliz-
er attachments, nearly new; l mower,
l lime drill, l hay rack, side delivery
hay rake, l riding cultivator, / lime
and seed sower. new; iron rollers. /
disc marker, iron drags, 1 Interna-
tfonaI hay baler, / New Holland hay
baler. new; / grain elevator, 1 wagon,
j nay loader, l power spray, z iced
mills, l manure loader, l U. s. corn
husker. several sets of chain and rope
harness, 1000 bales of different kinds
of hay, lot of barley and rye straw
baled; collars, brides, forks. spades,
shovels and other things too numer-
Gus to mention.
1910 Chevrolet Pickup, 1886 Inter-
national 11k ton truck, 1886 Interna-
tional truck, stake body. with 1888 mo-
| tor.
Two snow fences. 300 tomato bas-
kets, new: 300 tomato baskets. used.
MILK EQUIPMENT
Three sets of electric mixers. near
ly new; Is milk cans, 6 milk buckets.
strainers.
TERMS OF SALE
Terms of sale will be cash on day of
sale. No property to be removed until
settled for.
WILLIAM BULLOCK, owner
VIM. E. Andrew, Auctioneer.
George w. Beck. Clerk.
| Ormond L. Andrew. Clerk.
Lunch will be served by The Chris
tian Comrade Glass of Concord Church
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the fourth day of
November, A. d. 1947, and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested, to the
said Laurita E. Whitehead and
Frank M. Jones, Executors of the
estate OF Frederick ]. Whitehead,
deceased, on or before the fourth
day of November 1948, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
LAURITA E. WHITEHEAD
FRANK M. JONES
Address: Executors
Milford. Delaware, r. F. D.
or
Georgetown, Delaware. n14-3t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Long fodder, also white
oak posts. Phone 4161 Frederica. Mil
ton Kennard. Milford, Del. r. d.
11-21-2tp
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR

SALE-Milford' only Gift Shop. Dis
solving of partnership requires sale in
accordance with binding agreement.
Interested parties contact John B.
wilkins, Jr., or Raymond B. Hamil-
ton. Phone 560J. 46' "f'", Milford.
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