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Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
DELAW ARE SUNDAY
AT VALLEY FORGE

Delaware State Sunday at Valley
Forge. Pennsylvania, under the
auspices Of the Delaware State
Society, Sons OF the American Rev
olutiOn. an impressive service. was
observed Sunday. January }. in
Washington Memorial Chapel. Rev
crend John Robbins Hart, Ph. d..
rector. presided, ably assisted by
the Emmanuel Baptist Church Choir
of Wilmington. Delaware. Miss
Thelma Cannon, director.
The speaker. Dr. 0. A. BARLEY.
President Of the Wesley Junior Col
lege, Dover. Delaware. an orator Of
eloquence and appointed for the
occasion by the Hon. Walter W
Bacon, Governor of Delaware. bas-
ing his discourse on selections
from the Book Of Amos and likcn-
ing both the growth and dcarnCSS
Of the setting at Valley Forge to
American folks: to a garden OF
memories created in the long ago
by a girl, young i'll years. in the
planting of 1t rose in Il forgotten,
yet prominent spot, in memory OF
q loving mother. deceased. As the
rose maturcd both in stature and
ability to bloom. it attracted the
attention Of the many passersby.
creating within them Il desire to
I further beautify the setting by
planting kindred varieties of
blooming plants.
+ Just previous to closing OF the
service, Rector Hart, in Il most
kindly way in appreciation of the
guests present. invited all present
10 retire to the social hall and
share in a tasty rcpast prepared; {;
IL perfect ending to u perfect day
Doubtless all worshippcrs, 40 or
more in attendance returned to
their home state, filled with II
deeper appreciation OF the work
carried on at Valley Forge. both
in present and future benefit to
mankind.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
MILFORD CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAWARE JANUARY
Surveyor S Error
Costs Builder $4,000

NEW YORK (Pl A surveyor
made mistake and foundations
for one OF p buildings in the
,33S-family Brownsville Houses
project of the New York City
Housing Authority was laid 20
feet away from the building line.
The foundation contractor re-
ported the error and the housing
authority voted to require him TO
replace the foundation at his eX-
pense. The contract for the p
foundations totals $52S.4S2 and the
surveyors error will cost the con-
tractor some $20.000.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
Immediate Release"

WASHINGTON-By using the axe
on the piles of publicity releases
issued by government press rela-
tiOns" departments, saving to the
taxpayers of $100.000,000 can be
made, says Rep. John Taber, of
New York, who adds that ''t"e
money is unimportant compared to
the principle involved"
Federal agencies. according to
The Congressman, have been hand
ling out publicity handouts lin
such enormous numbers that no.
body could count them
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
Rich Mineral
Find In Siberia

LONDON - (A') - New mineral
riches adding to Soviet Russia's
vast natural wealth have been dis
covered in the Siberian Soviet Re-
public Of Tuva.
An expedition from the L. S. S. r.
Academy of Science. reported Mos
COW radio. found gold, silver. cop
per, iron ore, cobalt and 26-fOOt
deep coal seams.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
Noted Educator Heads
Farm Week Program
Continued from first page)

Throughout the week all the faci-
lities of the School of Agriculture
will be DEVOTED to full program G.
educational lectures, exhibitions
and demonstrations on all phases
of Delaware agriculture.
In his announcement, Schuster
stated that farming is a business
and like any other business. new
practices and improved methods of
carrying on established practices
must be adopted if the business is e
he successful.
Farmers Week, he says, is
another opportunity for Delaware
farmers to become better informed
on the new and improved farm
practices and thus advance tl.oir
businesses.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10

There is only ono "Old Glory"
Il L. s. ila% with 2i stars, now in a
museum in Salem. Mass. and made
after Missouri was admitted as the
18th state in the Union.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
Extra Saturday
Sought For Races
continued from first page)

Mr.. Johnston resigned as direc
tor of the Delaware Steeplechase
and Race Association to accept the
commission appointment. He is a
vice-president of the National Nul-
canized Fibre Company and a prom
inent member of the Republican
Party. His term on the commission
expires July Il.
Mr. Harrington is a fruit and
grain broker, and is vice-president
Of the FELTON, Bank. He served as
state auditor from 1923 to 1927 and
from 1912 to 1914 Mr.. Harrington
is also a director of the Kent and
Sussex Fair Association. His term
as commissioner expires May 10,
1051
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10

Robert L. Lambden, 10, or
GEORGETOWN, receives a 11-jewel
gold watch provided by Thomas
F.. Wilson, Chicago. for having
the highest rating state record
in the 1916 National All Meat
Animal award program. His five
year record i'll All work shows
that ho handled nine" registered
Poland China hogs. He won many
placin3s on his meat animal eX-
hibits, including $500 in cash
prizes. which brought his estl-
mated income from all All prog
Gets to $1,744.10. He received his
original gilt last year as an award
from the Georgetown klwanlS
Club. This year his SOW pro-
duced two litters. Robert is ac-
tive in his local All activities.
He serves as reporter Of his local
club. has competed in livestock
Judging contests and this year
All OF these activities were co
Extension Service Of the State
operating.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10

Jack played all Of 1915 with the
Eagles. At the end of the campaign
hc obtained his release and headed
for his home here. He was through
with pro football but not with foot
lall itself. 1t was TOO deep in his
veins.
During those months as Il hOspi-
tai c0nvaleScent. he did lot Of
thinkin" about football. The pro
clubs used a flock of Strata2emS.
Why couldn't Il coach take some of
those professional tricks. modify
them and apply the system to high
school and Junior college play?
Out of this thinking Sanders
came up with modified shallow
! offensive formation and Il shut
Ilin@ line for defense that were new
to Texas football and elsewhere eX-
Cept with some of the professional
teams.
He talked over his ideas with
Coach John Ramseur OF Rockport
Hi2h School. Ramseur was enthu-
SiaStic. He and Sanders used Rock
port TO test the theories.
Sanders worked with the squad
Cnly a week prior to season open
in". The results We're startling.
Using Sanders tailored system,
ROCkpOrt lost only one game in
! i9tG to RefueiO. 19-7. In 10 games
Ike ROckpOrts rolled up 213 points
! 10 ~ tOr the opposition and gained
3.U11 yards.
Ramsour says the good point OF
the modified I formation is its de
layed off tackle play. No man is il
motion in this system. which /,
used in Texas only 1T Trinity Cni
verSity and Rockport
Note: Sanders was line coach las
'casOn at Trinity University.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10

conducted under the direction OF the
Agricultural College ana USDA CO.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
27,589 State Vets
Now Demobilized
continued from first page)

AS the new year begins, the four |
public employment offices. now un-
der State administration face the
task not only of finishing the JOB
Of returning all unemployed vete
rams to civilian employment but OF
finding more suitable employment
for considerable numbers of en-
plOyed veterans who are ambitious
TO find jobs more in keeping with
their job qualifications and expert
ence In addition jobs must be
found for World War ii veterans
now attending school or college as
they graduate or leave school TO
seek employment.
The Unemployment COmpensa
tiOn Commission, through its En-
plOyment Service and the Veterans
Employment Service will cooperate
t. the fullest in finding jobs for vet
Grams and in providing job counsel
ing assistance TO those who need
such aid.
"One of the most pronounced
characteristics of the average vet
ural desire to get into job where
he has Il chance TO advance These
men are anxious to obtain jobs with
Il future. This desire is not confined
to the hundreds of thousands still
unemployed. Large numbers of the
men now employed are looking
around for better jobs and the en-
pl0yment service will do its best tO
find jobs Of this type for them.
"The four local offices of the Del
a~are State Employment Service
made more than 5000 veteran
placements last year. While vete.
rams placements declined in No
Nember, placements by local office.
have averaged about 338 a month
since July. Placements of disabled
veterans alone exceeded so in OctO
Ter.
Employers utilized the facilitic!
Of local employment offices more
in 1916 than in amy previous peace
time year This was due largely t
expanded employer contact and jOl
promotion programs aimed at per
suadin2 employers to list all thei
Jobs openings with local employ
mcnt Offices"
There is only ono "Old Glory;
Il t. :. ila% with 2i stars. now in
; museum in Salem. Mass. and mad
aftcr Missouri was admitted as tn
. 18th state in the Union.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
Win State All Championships

gave six demonstrations before
audiences totaling 80 people.
Delaware'S winners in the 1916
Dairy Foods Demonstrations are
Joan Swain, II, of Lincoln, and
Jane Dukes, Il, and Virginia
ShOckley, Is, both of Townsend.
Each receives Il $4,000 u. S. Saw
ings Bond provided by the Kraft
Foods Co. Joan demonstrated
Milk Drinks, and the teams
demonstration was titled "Boiled
CuStardS for Desserts. Their
demonstrations were given three
times each before audiences total
ing $50 people. The purpose OF
the demonstrations was to gam
experience in public speaking,
and develop teamwork and sports
manShip in showing others what
has been learned regarding good
methods of preparing dairy food
products for all occasions.
Quoted under the direction or the
gricuitural College and USDA CO.
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" 4lI,f'rfpfA;sI,:

letters in front of Jigger. "Here.
l compounded felony and picked
up your mail-or rather, the
widows mail-at your three
dollar-a-month mail service. If
these three letters are not what
you want, nothing will ever be
even if l pitch tepee on, East
Eighty-fourth Street until the end
of my days" Red tossed the
bombshell lightly: II haven't seen
hide or hair of the widow since
day before yesterday. She pow
dered, to coin an expression. Or
in OXonian-if you prefer it, boss
the widow skidooed."
Jigger looked puzzled, then slid
letter-knife under the flaps.
Two of the letters were post
marked from a suburban New
York town in Orange County.
Jigger read them avidly. The con-
tents were piffiingly worded notes
gushing neighborliness and were
signed "Your Friend Emma" The
third letter was a florists grand
opening announcement.
TIGGER talked, wrinkling up his
- face: Funny that an Emma
should write from Orange County
twice in less than four days-and
letters that have to do with such
trivial stuff as a square-dance,
canning beets and jellies, and the
weather in general" 49,.
Red said it sure is suspicious
and the trivial stuff probably
means fifty other things if you
could only decode it my friend,
without looking up from his copy
reading.
Jigger held the letters alter
nately up to the light. The writing
occupied one side, the backs were
blank. His face wrinkled some
more: Behind this whole shmear,
Red, was a working arrangement
to seek out Americas trouble CEN
ter. You knoW-labor struggles,
minority dissensions, race erup-
tions. ration grousing, and stuff
like that. The idea was to inten-
sify the trouble through grape
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-22
lccER MCR
by JOHN RoEst,RT...

vine rumor, provocation, PAM
phleteering. You can see the re-
suits in jamborees like the Detroit
riot, the high jinx in Harlem,
thousand and one incidents that
stymie production from coast to
coast" Red whistled, his face
mock aghast. Jigger said serious
ly, This line of psychological
attack, Red, doesn't end with
military armistice. 1t goes on and
on as postwar ace in the hole
no matter how bad the military
defeat. That, my boy, is the es-
sence of this cause you've turned
traitor to-" L..
Red said you're sure a smart
Teller to have figured all that out,
especially since it was as plain as
daylight from the day we peeked
into BRIDES valise.
Jigger said cut it out menace
ingly.
Red looked up to make final
formal exit speech: Look, guy.
Your case is pretty we'll cleaned
up and have enough faith in you
as pedigreed bloodhound to ex-
pect that you'll wind it up to the
Presidents taste any minute now.
Therefore: I have no compunc-
tions at all in retiring to write
this three-act passport to a 750-
dollar-a-week job in sunny Hol-
lyWood. Furthermore, my depart
ing friend. I've got to get voting
status in Hollywood on account of
I'm a sinus sufferer with ANEW
York nose and my doctor has
waved me out there as the only
remedy he knows. Now, will you
60 solve your case and write me
a letter outlining the ,denoue-
ment?" -
Jigger swooped down on the
magnum opus, pushed the desk,
typewriter, and all right into
Reds breadbasket. Red fell over,
the chair splintering under him.
Jigger stormed out of the Office,
shoWered the girl with thesmanu-
script pages, and rushed off to see
A'hearn. -. ~,
(T0 be continued)
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Chapter %


TIGGER caught the express ele-
- vator in the, 1901 Broadway
building and burst through the
door of the Independent Feature
News Service.
There was Red up to his ears in
a litter of foolscap, unshaven. tie
less, running neck and neck down
the homestretch with his Muse.
.Jigger beat his breast: Red
you rat! Why aren't you serenad-
ing the widow Herz?" ~ /,
Red. dipped into his stinside
pocket and threw lettergat Jig
ger without a word.
Jigger read: RED: rue got an
angel dying to tDrite of some OF
his dress-goodS profits onn losing
Broadway play. Rush any play
Sldpstick preferred. Jonathan
Tenpercent Doobs. .,
.Jigger looked up with scorn-
full look that preluded the cutting
words Judas IScdriOt. Red regret
ted: "Sorry, Jigger. It's the chance
of a lifetime for me. Broadway's
burning up. There's pile of jack
lying around idle and the petit
bourgeoisie's going around nuts
asking astrologers for investment
counsel. This dress-goods angel
sounds like one and I'm his baby
Jigger asked what about the
case, why not finish one. drama
before you start another, Ibsen?
cts not a drama, Jigger.' I'm
doing "a comedy that brings the
Mack Sennett pie singers out OF
limbo and. right back into. the
present"
Jigger; spread his hand over
Reds literary pile. He spoke, try
ing to work himself into a temper
about it: "Red, you can't leg il
after your Muse now. The, whole
situation revolves around the
widow. I've got to corral as much
of her correspondence as pos
sible."
Red dipped into the same in
side pocket and dropped three
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206 Humlin ST.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Boy, 10, Designs
II Makes Dresses

JEROME, Ida.-(AP). - Ten
year-old Vearl Henry Taylor de-
signed and made his six-year- old
sister Juanita dress which she
modelled at the Jerome district
All club fair.
1t started when Vearl's older
sister and six friends organized a
sewing club. Vearl twiddled his
thumbs on meeting nights and
finally decided to join the ladies.
He found sewing was fun.
Vearl losses hard left at any
one who implies he is sissy.
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| LAUGH AWHILE!
Why Waste Words?


A firm of Scottish lawyers, re-
ceiving a letter from their rent
agents over the lease renewal
of premises. were asked if they
were going to remain in the build
ing.
The firm replied: I'VE are
Yours Faithfully"
The agents, impatient folk, were
not satisfied with the reply. They
wrote the lawyers again. asking
if they meant to remain in the
offices.
Back came the reply: Dear
sirs, we remain.-Yours faith
fully"
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Two-room apartment with bath,
Adults only. Day, week or
month. Utilities furnished. Hot
water, linens, use of washing
machine, electric refrigerator.
9l2 James St. noV21-2tX
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One of Key Vests best and most
modern four-room completely
furnished apartments available
for refined couple only, no
children or pets. Apply Apart
ment Number Four, 81 United
Street. ,.... nov22-3tX
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In the Crimean war appeared
the first modern army medicine
service, the first telegraph line
between battleline and home
front. the, first iron clads, the
first news camera,
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Completely furnished apartment
at ll04 Division Street. Married
couple only. No animals or
children. Call or phone 391-J.
nov20-3t
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The royal purple of ancient
Rome was extracted from she'll
fish and one hill in Lebanon. is
composed of shells discarded in
the ancient manufacturing oper-
ations. 49,.
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Clean, comfortable, airy room.
Reasonable. Apply 513 White
head .(opposite Court House,.
noV18-12tX
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If fertilizer for a tobacco crop
contains too much nitrogen. the
crop may be large. but the leaf
may be rough and of poor quail
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-22

Solar water heaters. Large neat
ing units, l00-gal. heavy-duty
insulated tank. Can be had for
small monthly payments. No
money down. Guaranteed. Or
der now for immediate delivery.
Lee Bros. Neon Co., GA Greene
ST., Phone 4, Key West, Fla.
aeptb-sAt-tf
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Clean, airy rooms, with connect
ing baths, near the ocean.
Beach Guest House, 1928 White
St. nov22-tf
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Furnished four-room apartments.
Maid and janitor service, linens
and all utilities furnished. Coral
Hotel Apis, opposite Post Of
flee. novl2-l4t
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Three or four room furnished
house or apartment. Contact
1t. j. l.. Van SAINT, Cactus Ter
race. noV19-5tX
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Experienced beautician. Apply
Stell's Beauty Nook, 536 Flem-
ing Street. noVzZ-tl
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HELP WANTED
aATEs FOR REGULAR ana
BLACKJACK TYPE

Experienced laundry starch work
press operator. Phone BOG.
nov19-4t
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Key West, | Am Coming Back TO You

have been with you for several Moons"
And leave but not to soy ddieu.
Because like your friendly Conchs" ond
Key Vest um coming back to you
You made my stay very pleasant
And for your hospitality never will rue
And to show you my appreciation,
Key West, om coming back to you.
Il am goin round the Mountain"
On the great Smokes where there is lots of 'dew
I'll. And will do some fishing there. but.
Key West. am coming back to you.
- I'll tell them about your Island City,
, With its rock-surrounded blue.
And its different to be 100 miles at Sea-.
.,.. key West, am coming back to you
wont to be your beautiful beaches,
Where you get that sdnd in your shoe
Like lots of others have in the past
Key West, um coming back to you.
I've mode the home with the Special"
And when Nature changes her coot to golden hue
And the Leaves begin to foil in midNovember
Key West, dm coming back to you.
CLIFF B. MOONEY.
'06 Humin ST..
tic Tanr
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Waitress. Apply Ponce Bar-B-Q,
FOL Simonton. nov22-btX
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Labrador is a dependency O.
Newfoundland.
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One three-burner gas range, $40;
bedroom suite, consisting of
bed, spring, mattress, chest of
drawers, vanity, SIS; porcelain
sink with left-hand drain, $50;
pOrcelain-top table and kitchen
chairs, $40; bathtub, $25. Apply
1914 Olivia Street.
nov20-tf
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Small French piano, SIS; PhDhe
1921 or call at ISL Poincisaa
Pla"r. nOv22-2tx
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Two rods and Ocean City reels,
both $4,000. 80 Rest Beach
Phone 1529-M. nov21-3tx
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WANTED TO RENT

Two-bedrom apartment by local
couple. Box Lis, Citizen Of
flee. nov18-6tX
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Picture framing, etchings, prints,
oils, framed and matted. Phone
1197-M, Paul DiNegro, gig
Francis. oct25-3ltx
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Personal Christmas cards made
from your favorite negative. q
cards for $3.50. Evans Camera
and Supply Store. nov10.h
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HELP WANTED
MALE OR FEMALE

Refined person with car, educa-
tional background important
but not necessary. No Sales
ability required. Write Box
F.F.S., c/o Citizen. nov22-2tX
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1899 Buick, two-door sedan, $50
cash. Apply 2207 Flagler Ave.
after 4. noV2l-2tx
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100000 living room suite, like
new, $4,000. Apply Vets Up
holstery Co., 928 Division. Phi.
1890. nOV22-3tX
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Mans bicycle, good condition,
$4,000. Apply 6l5 Fleming St.
nov22-3tX
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FOR SALE

1888 Ford coupe, $3.50. Apply
1915 Seidenberg Ave.
nov21-2tX
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Ell Ideal Cafe for sale. 5000 cash.
Stock and all. novl9-6tx
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Young coconut trees, $1.60. Call
1078-W. nov2i-2tx
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Dodge truck, 1h tons. ffOl ST.
monitor Street. nov2l-ztx
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Lady's bicycle, good condition.
$4,000. Apply 1910 Simonton
st. noV22-2U
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FOR RENT

Large furnished room, centrally
located, hot water. Kitchen
privileges, if desired. Adults
only. 912 Fleming Street, Phi.
397-M. nov22-3t
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FOR SALE

Thor washing machine in excel
lent condition. Also mangle
iron, Singer sweeper. Apply
Ala Eaton st. NOVEL st
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Office desks, five and seven
drawers. Dion, 524 Southafd
St. novls.6t
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Electric refrigerator, 4 cubic feet
Apt. size Crosley, late model,
sealed unit, very good; condi-
ton. $1O0. lad Poinciana
Pl., Flagler Ave. Phi. 1f76-M.t
nov20esx
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One buff male Cocker Spaniel
pup. Seven weeks. $4,000
Phone i529-R. noV22- ltX
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Two-bedrom house, $4,000 cash.
Call 471-W. noV22-ltX
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La PalOma Restaurant, corner 424
Duval. Phone 458. novl9-6tx
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1897 Ford tWo-door sedan, good
running condition. Reasonable.
Call 716-W. nov20-3tx
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G.E. refrigerator, good condition
800 Fleming Street, after6.l
nov2O-st
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Information for the Advertisers
FOR SALE

Plumbing supplies. complete
stock. Plastic tile, paints and
brushes. Robert Leonard ca.
1882 NV. 62nd Street. Miami
Fla. Phone 7-3421. + oct1!t