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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-19

covered from the major opera
ton recently performed on his
neck but has shown marked i'm
provement under the warm Flori-
da sun. He showed interest in the
PAL program here and its OBJ
jective to curling juvenile delin-
quency. Ruth pledged his moral
support to a progressive PAL
program and expressed the desire
to be able to come to Key West
soon and help to get such pro-
gram started.
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Chamber Still Tryiago---...
To. Operate Ssea.hir
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DIRECTORS IND NIT
FEEL. KEY wESr.lsA.
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AS SCHEDULED

A lively discussion ~ the pro-
posed operation VI Jerry system
between Key IVES, and lIsvsns
and what can bc done abous ex-
tending the Inland Waterway fron,
Bahia Honda 10 this city marked
yesterdays meeting IL the d,see-
tors Of the Chamber III Com
lnerCe.
In the discussion al tle terry
system between this city and TIA
vana. il was brought cut that the
Gulf Atlantic Transportation
Company. Jacksonville. which 70
going to operate the proposed
ferry, has not leased the docksge
twill require, for the key West
terminal Of the company.
II would take iuore than 1--we
months 10 do all the work that b
necessary 10 prepare Porter fsTk.
at the foot of Duvsl street. which
the company may lease. Una the
operation Of tie ferry. The work
includes dredging end construc-
ton Of buildings.
Consequently the directors "f
the Chamber said that they were
continuing to invite steamship
companies to. operate between
Key West and various Caribbean
ports.
1T is hoped we can interest
some shipowners Ia install pas.
senger service from Key West ."
West Indies ports" said Clem e..
Price. president of the cham
Der.
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways
Association. of which the Key
Vest Chamber is member. adj
Continued ON Page Four
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Smith Is Named
District Deputy

Charles E. Smith, ST.. marshal
of Dade Lodge. F. & AM, Thurs
day was elected district deputy
grand master of the oath Masonic
District, which includes Monroe
County. by the grand lodge of
the State of Florida which met
at Jacksonville in annual conven-
ton.
Smith was master of Dade lodge
in 1923, and as past master he
was eligible for selection as dis
trict deputy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Percy Curry
this morning were notified by
telegram that their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Csrbone. and little daughter,
Margaret Dolores, arrived safely
in Chicago ut $50 am. today
The Csrbones, who were visiting
al lhe Curry home in Peacon lane
lefs here last night by plane for
Chicago. where they will make
their future home. ~
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BOY SCOUT CAMP
IN SOUTH MIAMI

A discussion of the trip the Key
West Scouts are going to make
to South Miami the first week in
June marked last nights meeting
Of Troop So, Boy Scouts of Am
erica, in st. Paurs Parish Hall.
Scoutmaster Ernest Avila led
the discussion on the camp,
Archie Potter also told of some
experiences he had had an pre-
,vipus camps. The troop last night
also sang songs and played
games.
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Robinson. dealer In s~se lswsks
Of LondOn's fsmw,is Pail Mall. h~e
added . new item Ia his "sisrk' -
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was psid nj Sssheby's ssscssm
room for copy u thc Apsrsly.
pse. printed In Germany In 1toa
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trations of the LIFE of a. Johm.
CONSISTING II - leaves ssrsased
in three g,ires ce eight sheets
each. the text was engraved en
SCROLLS carefully colosed len slse
style III the periosi.
An official al Solhrby's Said
that So far ss he knew ohss wss
the highest price ever paid fsw =
Slock hook.
RobinsOns told the Associated
Press they had gut tlsc bssx
''cheaply'. There ID M cosnpzr-
able piece" they said.
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500 IDENTIFIED

TEXAS CITY. Texas.-It IVES
.anhouncsd today that $50 bediss
81 the victims 81 explosions here
have bsea idSntifisd.' e was odd.
u that there may 81 some du-
plieation. lsY ." .sssf@ 2 n.
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Stops
Phone Pickets
In Jacksonville
tBy, The Aaasriated Psessl
JACKSONVILLE. April 19-As
result Of the Southern Bell Tel
ephone Company's having obtain
ed a statewide injunction against
the picketing Of telephone plants
in Florida, the, police arrested IL
pickets here last night.

PASASso fAASAC A0Ss AA6Aas.
Eight pickets were first arrest
ed, but the police returned and
found three others were still dis
regarding the court order and ar
rested them also. This morning
they said the order would be
obeyed, and arrangements are be-
ing made for their release.
The attitude Of the telephone
pickets in Miami was just the
reverse from those in Jackson
vile. Instead Of abiding by the
injunction, three times as many
pickets as heretofore joined the
picket lines. Their. leader, a
woman, said they welcomed 60
ing TO Jail in "insisting on their
rights"
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SENATE ON LABOR

{ Z SENATE ON LABOR \
wAsiiiydT6s ,kzss D. y,
ssisats on the labor Bill WI tS9in
some time next week. The senate
bill Is much imildsT than the u.
Dor bill passed bv the house. -, ri
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Apply To We'd

Francis w. Brayton. 10. u. S.
Navy and Ruth Ford, II, of Phil
adelphia. filed an application to
be married yesterday with Coun-
ty Judge Raymond r. Lord.
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Late Bulletins
FOOD PRICES

WASHINGToN.-rood prices
scared four percent from FsbSu.
AIRY. Is to March IS. Since the
latter date there he's heen . slight
drop Of one-hsn Of one percent.
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BIG FOUR MEEGlNG pf,.
MOSCOW.-Tks Big Four Do.
cided this afternoon to hold o
special session tonight to see II
an sgreenent can be reached on
Austrian separations end terri.
torial claims against that coun.
try.
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ocoRTHeRN NlSlTORS
90 AlElATEa EST
poShlNc ia 81 EMIT

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M ONlY THREE or
uTlES t
nnw>w<s vA~ p~<amlnssed among the champions Of Key
uux 60 nwxn@amo~i rnhins Tournament, was announced
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Q1Dw-nuuGn r. oupsnhssm New York.
MDD-unm muMa 40 yssk
$500 --axBuasnsn1 ~ \ csshsaa usN Char.
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DuDA-onH vhe9 - KuUsl Miami Beach.
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Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1947
At l::30 O'CLOCK l.. y
(t' - ~

On the premises in Indian River
Hundred. on the East side of road
leading from st. Johns to Stockley.
SUSSEX County. Delaware, the follow
ing descrihed Real Estate. to-wit:
All that certain tract of land situate
in Indian River Hundred. Sussex
County, Delaware. lying on the Ea 81
side Of the road leading from st. Johns
to Stockley. adjoining lands of David
Petty john. deceased, Thomas Steele.
William T.. Wilson and others. con-
tanning Seventy C1D Acres more or
less. excepting Il certain tract convey
ed by a former SrantOr, containing
%. .S775 Acres. this remaining tract be-
ing the same lands and premises
which were conveyed 10 lIOnard H.
Timmons and Margaret T. TimmOnS
his wife. by deed of John \. CordreY
and wife. dated this l0th day of Oc-
toher. - d.. 1916. NOT yet of record.
improved by II bungalow and Chicken
Houses thereon
TERMS:-2h per cent of the pur-
cha>t. money will he demanded on the
or before June 30. 1917. If the pur-
chaser fails 10 comply with these
terms the per centum paid on day of
sale will he forfeited. The purchaser
will he required to pay the cost of
The deed.
Seized and taken in execution ms
The property OF l;onard +. TmmOnS
and Margaret r. Timm0nS. his Wife.
and will he sold 10y
LEROY NJ. MITCHELL. Sheriff
Shrrin's Office. Georgetown. Delaware
April 23, l9i1. n2-2i
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
SATURDAY, MAY 3rd, 1947
At 1:3O O'CLOCK =. NJ.

At l:30 O'CLOCK II. NJ.
The following Personal Property,
to-wit:
1898 2-door Chevrolet. good condi-
tion: l bedStead, springs and mat
tress. new; Simmons Day Bed. good
as new; l MotOrola Radio. table mo-
del; | electric iron. Iceland refriser-
ator. Is pound capacity; l New Per-
fectiOn Oil Stove, new: l wood air
tight heater. Coles Hot Blast heat
er. one 3-hurner New Taylor oil
stove. good; l library table, kitchen
table. chairs. 7piece aluminium
cookery. 26-piece stainless Siverware,
lot of dishes. cooking utensils. - gal
vaniZed tubs. two Q II CongOleum
rugs. two Q 15 Congoleum rugs.
couch, l single barrel shot gun, II
guage Winchester; end tables. /
table lamp. l floor lamp. large chair,
rockers. stool chairs. ! smoking
stand. 6 window screens. = stove
boards. l love seat. oak chest of
drawers. l chest of drawers. pair
window curtains. II window blinds.
stands, lot of sheets and blankets. |
hedstead. mattress and springs,
table. chairs. buckets. set of lawn
shears. pile of wood and many other
articles too numerous TO mention.
TERMS: CASH
PAUL F.. DAISEY
Daniel j. Short, Auctioneer. II
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
MAY 10. 1947
At TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Daylight Saving Time
Grain or ShineI
he fOllOUinp.

The following:
REAL ESTATE
Grain and Dairy Farm consisting of
ll5 acres tillable. large muskrat marsh
and several acres woodland. Build
lneS: Dwelling house, one large barn
with hay fork attachments, equipped
with cow StanchiOnS. room for s
more, corn cribs. big granary. l
long machine shed. ] nearly new milk
house. hen house. hog pen, brOoder
house. Over 60 acres have been plOw-'
ed for spring seeding. field is in pas
ture, and 81 acres of rye to harvest.
LIVE STOCK
20 head of cattle. fresh cows, .
close SpringerS. one 2-year-old Hol-
stein hun, small Holstein bulls. II
head of heifers ranging from 10 Is
months old. This herd is r. b. tested.
mostly Holsteins: nice young horse.
; nice shoats. over 100 pounds each.
FARM MACHINERY
One No. 80 Oliver tractor, row crop
type. good as new: one 28-inch all
steel Huber thresher nearly new: one
1898 Chevrolet truck. stake body. IL
censed to March 1948: set 3-hottom
14-inch Case tractor plows on rubber,
nearly new: | set David BRADLEY s.
foot double tractor discs. set of team
discs. 6-foot; one AR International
combine. one ll-Spout Farmers FaV-
orite drill. one John Deere mower j.
foot cut: one John Deere corn planter
one New Ideal manure Spreader. one
7-fOot Deering binder. one land roll
er. one horse rake. one Oliver riding
cultivator, one 50-tooth drag. one No.
10 Oliver walking plow, one 1-horse
pillow, cultivators. two hay forks. ropes
for hay fork. one crock. forks. Shov- :
els, hoes. one grain fan. four drinking
fountains for COWS. seed Sower, one
electric battery controlled fcncer. corr
shelter. one five gallon spray, ON,
| saddle bride. one gas engine and wa
| ter pump. one boat and oars. 25 dOZcu
Stop Loss muskrat traps.
! FEED AND UTENSILS
1000 bushels corn will he offered
any amount: 100 bushels soy heanS
! | Wilson 2can. ice box. milk cans
buckets, one Strainer one 2GallOf
separator. one 6-quart Daisy butte
churn. cans good country lard
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Some dishes. kitchen set of tahl,
and four chairs. ! white enamel Hom
Comfort Range cook stove. set o
FlOrerce conversion oil burners. in
stalled i'm cook stove, White sewing
machine. rocking chairs. several othe
pieces of furniture not mentioned.
TERMS Will he made known o.
day of sale.
EMORY y. LYNCH. JR.., Owne
Frederick. Delaware
Phone 1891
DickCrson Bros. Auctioneers
Fora Tatman, Outside Clerk
launch will he served. m2 2t
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
LOST

LOST-One collie dog. near Green
wood Answers to name of Rex. Wal
ter Wiley. Phone 1891. Greenwood.
Del 1tp
LOST Cover for colOrs of the
American Legion of Greenwood at the
Seaford Parade last Friday night. Re-
turn to American Legion or phone
5341, Greenwood. a23-2t
LOST-Chesap peake bay retriever
Small white spots on two feet. Ans
wers to name of Rex. Collar with dog
tag No. 6374. Reward offered Phone
lSS Erickson's Boatyard, Milford. II
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1947
.AT l:30 O'CLOCK T.. NJ.

(E 5. TD
In front of The Sussex Trust Com
pany. in Milton, Broadkin Hundred.
Sussex County and State of Della
ware. the following described Real
Estate tO-wit:
All that certain piece and parcel of
land located on the East side of The
road leading from Milton. Delaware.
to Cave Neck via Scull-Town together
with a Two Story Dwelling House
erected thereon. and other outbuild-
ingS.
beginning at point or stone ad-
joining land of Henry G. Wagamon
on the East side of the road afore-
said where il adjons land of Eliza :
beth T.. Wiley Heirs: thence East :
ward leo feet along Henry G. Waga
mon land to land formerly owned by
VIM. j. Reed: thence Southward $50
feet to land now owned by VIM. 81.
Reed to point: thence Westward
along VIM. j. Reed land TO the Pub
lie Road aforesaid 100 feet: thence
NOrthward along the aforesaid road
$50 feet 10 the place of beginning
containing 40. 600 Square Feet of Land
more oI less
Being the residue of the land that
Chas. c. NAPLES sold TO Eliza beth f.
Wiley by deed dated June 4th. 1922
and Deed of Record in Deed Eool
ID. G. j. No. 240. Page 323
/ TERMS:-20 per cent of the pur
chase money will he demanded on the
/ day of sale. the balance to he paiC
/ on or before June 80. 1947. If the pur
/ chaser fails to comply with these term
the per centum paid on day of sail
will he forfeited. The purchaser will
he required TO pay the cost of tn
deed.
Seized and taken in execution a
the property OF Robert j. Wiley, Ad
miniStratOr of Elizabeth T.. Willie
and Robert J. Wiley and will he sol
by
LEROY NJ. MITCHELL, Sheriff
Sheriffs Office. Georgetown. Delaware
April -, 1947. m2-2
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
IN M EMOEISM

I'm loving remembrance OF my dear
mother, Ida Audrie. who passed away
April 30, two years ago:
Sad and sudden was the call.
On n Monday morning.
! can never forget that day:
When word came 10 me saying you
were i'll;
And was carrying you to hospital
Where your time was so short,
To think you never said goodbye to
Before you closed your eyes
For all of us you did your best.
Oh. God, grant you eternal rest
Sadly missed by Daughter Mildred
and Grandchildren. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

Due TO my health, will offer AT
Public Auction at my farm. known as
former Howard Hudson farm, located
on the road between Frederick and
Magnolia. in back of Barratt'S Chapel.
one and ONE half miles from F'reder-
lea OH
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
Wednesday, May 7th, 1947
beginning at
ONE O'CLOCK T. A.

oN T. - l.NN II J.. VI.
The following;
Thirteen O0 Modern. Light Mahog-
any Wall Cases. Open Top Display
Counter. Wrapping Counter. lighted
open front; two S-fOot Show Cases.
two 6-foot Show Cases. | Buxton
Floor Case. Shaeffer Pen Case. fiool
model; Shaeffer Counter Cases
Prophylactic Brush Case. 16-foOt Built
up Island Display. Miller Safe. Large
National Cash Register. Adding Ma
chine. Typewriter. Platform Scales
Counter Scales, RX Scales. ItX De
partment. Automatic Sealing Ma
chimes. Paper Racks. Penny Weighinl
Machine, Metal Island Display, Greet
ing Card Racks, 5-fOot Island Dis
play. Stamp Machine. Electric Fans
and many other items that go alons
with this line of business. All thi!
| equipment is as good as new and ha!
heen used only II short while.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
LLOYD 4 BLAINE
| a25-2t POcomOkc City. Md.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1947

SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1947
At ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ
Rain or Shine
at her late residence in Millvillc
Delaware, the following
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Coal burning heater stove, Quality
Gas Range (brand new, electric re-
frigeratOr. corner cupboard. drop-leaf
table. New Perfection oil heater, cleo
trio washer glassware. tables. chairs.
cooking utensils. davenport, Il h. p
electric motor. in good condition.
Other items too numerous TO mention
REAL ESTATE
The following Real Estate will be
offered for sale at 3 p. m. on the
same day
y SiX-roOm house and bath. suit
able for two apartments. with plumb
ing and electricity. garage and other
Outhuildlngs. lla acres of land more
or less
TERMS OF SALE
| Personal Property: Cash day of sale.
Real Estate: 1919 cash on day OF
! sale. Balance payable upon delivery
OF decd
WILLIAM e. POWELL
MABEL Il. EVANS
Executors of the Estate of
Lida NJ. Powell. Decea sed.
Auctioneers: Carey and Savage.
a25- 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
SATURDAY, MAY Bird, 1947
AT TWO O'CLOCK t. NJ.
Daylight Saving Time
Grain OF ShincD

Grain on Shlnc)
The following:
PERSONAL PROPERTY
One horse wagon, one "B' Oliver
plow, one walking cultiVator, one
hrooder stove and hovers one bucket
spray, two tubs. some buckets. some
poultry wire. some hay in loft, set OF
wagon harness. one collar and two
brides. two pairs of hedge shears
one strawberry crate and baskets and
tray. one porch hammock, two inru-
hatOrs, one lawn mower. TWO electric
motors. alternate and direct: two dim
ing chairs one rocking chair. two
porch rockers. one library table, one
bookcase, one bed springs and mat
treSS. two porch rugs. taharcIS. one
flower bench. one hamper. awnings.
one oil heater. some pictures. one sofa.
one Morris rocker
TERMS: CASH. No goods to he
removed until paid for.
NI'TTER MARVEL
Magnolia, Del
/ AuctionccrS: Carroll Brothers. n25 2tr
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good six room house in
country Four miles from Milford No
electricity hut telephone available i'm
mediately. Phone 639R1. Milford.
m2-2t
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
STRAYED

RAYED-FrOm my farm April 2S,
two six months old Guernsey heif-
ers. Anyone finding these heifers phone
Del 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
SHERIFF'S SALE!

BY virtue of a writ of Ievari Facias.
to me directed. will he exposed 10 pub
liz. Slln
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
PUBLIC SALE!

] will offer at Public Auction at my
home on the road from Magnolia to
Barker's Landing. a mile from Mag
pOUlia
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

The undersigned will sell at Public
Auction. AT his home next to Abbott >
Supply Co.. on North Railroad Ave-
nue.. in Georgetown, Sussex County.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
SHERIFF'S SALE!

by virtue OF writ of Ncnd ENp.
to Sell Lands. to me directed. will be
exposed TO public sale. on
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
FARM FOR SALE
THE HORACE {. EDGELL
PROPERTY
The heirs will offer at Public Auc-
tiOn in front of Greenwood Trust Com
pany. Greenwood. Delaware. ON

SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1947
Al TWO O'CLOCK l.. NJ.
ID. :. II.
Rain or Shine
The following Real Estate located
in Northwest Fork Hundred. Sussex
County. Delaware, three miles west
of Greenwood. on concrete road to
Denton, Maryland
Three parcels OF land TO he sold
separately or in entirety:
Cd Eight go room house. barn.
outbuildings. and thrty-two t32)
Acres of Land
House and Barn in Good Condition.
Electric available.
(2) Twenty-four (2D Acres of land
adjoining.
CD Onc-half G2) interest in twen-
ty-Sevcn (27J Acres of Woodland.
TERMS:
200 on Day of Sale--Balancc 50
Days.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
MARGARET X. EDGEI.L
EMMA WROTEN
MARGARET ELY
LOUIS EDGELL
.AuctioneCr: John DickerSon. m2-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-MOney to loan on farms.s
homes and business properties. State
location and amount loan desired.
Write Box II, Milford Chronicle, Mil
ford m2l-1f
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Have your graduation and
prom dresses made by Nannette. Nan
nette's House of Fashion. IL :. f..
Front street. Milford. Phone 7S9W
ln2-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Button scrap to give away
TO anyone who will haul it, Excellent
for building road or concrete base or
filing holes. Phone 224l. Richards and
'rvndau Milton. Del. nj If
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Bring your Jewelry trou-
hlea to me! | can rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches to look and run
like new. Rings to order. any type.
Repair work and cleaning done while
you wait. Gifts nailed free in the
II. s. A. Broken jewelry. diamond
brooches. rings OF any description
bought for cash. All work guaranteed.
:. Fl. Frank. the Little Jeweler on
the Bridge" Phone 404. Milford. j17-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Dairymen Now in stock.
the famous Carhola with ID. ID. T..
added. 10 pound size package only
Sl35. Humes Hardware, Milford.
a11-4t
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
PUBLIC AUCTION
of
Store Fixtures
and
Prescription Dept.

Having discontinued my business.
will sell 1T Public Auction AL the
following items on
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
PUBLIC SALE
Household Goods
REAL ESTATE
Lida M. Powell, Deceased

The undersigned Executors of the
estate of Ida NJ. Powell. deceased.
will offer at Public Sale, on