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Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Greenwood Trust
Company

OF GREENWOOD
IN the State Of Delaware at the Close
of Business on October 3, 1949
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other
banks, including reserve
balances, and cash items
in process of collections 231, ,500.15
United States Government
guaranteed .-.-.,.-.,,,-,-.-...,.-.-.. 782,826.48
Obligations OF States and
political subdivisions --- s.25O.OO
debentures ....-...-.'.-.....-..-.... 7S,125.92
Loans and discounts .-.-.--.. 119, 81
Bank premises
owned .--.---.~..-...~--~S7 ,S7O.76
Furniture and
--'-' - - -'-''- -,---- 7,51S.OS
Other assets ..-.-....-.....~-.-....--. 662.25
Total Assets .-..-....-.-.......-s 81 ,229, ,47o.8O
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of indi-
viduals. partnerships, and
corporations -..-.-...--...-.-..-~--$ 75O,O21.1S
Time deposits of indi-
corporations lon -,---.-I.-..,-,. @ 1896. 1882. 80
political subdivisions --..-- S,161.27
Other deposits certified and
officers checks, etc .).-..-.- 458.ll
Total
Other iia6ilities ties -.'..... Y'O-o.- 1888
Total Liabilities (not in
/ cluding subordinated
/ obligations shown be-
lOW) , u lefS iutSso
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capitals -.--.-.-.--..-..-.......-..-S $500. 90
Surplus ..------.--.--.--....-.-.--. IL ,25O.00
Undivided profits .-...--.--.--.. 18,S15OS
! RESERVES (and retirement
capitaD -. IL, ,S56 4G
Total Capital Accounts. $sO,42t.4
Total Liabilities and
| Capital Accounts .-.--.-.-.-S II ,229, ,4IO.SC
sThis banks capital consists of:
Capital notes and de-
bentures of -.-.-.--.------.-...-$1 IA, SOC. OF
Common stock with total
par value of .-.-.--...-.----..--..-.S25,O ,OOO. OO
I. w. S. LORD. President Of
the above named bank. do solemn
ly swear that the above statement is
true and that it fully and correctly
II represents the true state of the severa
matters herein contained and set forth
to the best of my knowledge and be-
w. S. LORD
President
Correct-Attest:
N. w MEREDITH
WILSON o. HATFIELD
r. o. MAI
Directors
state of Delaware,
County of Sussex. IS:
Sworn to and subscribed before m
! this Sth day of October, 1949, and
hereby certify that I am not an office
{ or director of this bank
VIM. H. WEBB, Notary Publi
; My commission expires April IL. 1853
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14

By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of the State of Delaware, in and
for Sussex County, will be exposed
to sale, by way of public auction, on
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Being the lands formerly owned by
William r. Reed in his lifetime, and
viii be sold by the undersigned, on
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
EDWARD b. KINNEY, JR
FueI on and Kerosene
All 1852, f7-tf Milford, Del
NOTICEs

We are located at 25 McColley
Street, Milford. New phone num-
ber is 47O4. Mrs. Charles Witt.
9-23-4t
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing' win offer at public auction at
my home located two and one-half
miles west of Millsboro, just off Mills
boro-Seaford Road, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1S49
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14

Read the classified ads
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

At the Walter Aearn Home Place.
Seaford- Aiiddleford- Georgetown Road,
miles south of Middleford, Del, on
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property
AND
Real Estate

The undersigned will offer for pub
lie sale at her farm, located on the
public road leading from Bernite's s
Mill to Masten's Corner, and about
three miles West of FELTON,, Delaware,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19
Kay Vaughn Finds:
HEAVIER MAKEUP FOR The new SEASON

NEW YORK-Even makeup is
decreed by fashion. And heavier
makeup is the thing for the so
season. To go in with this re-
turn to the'2O's craze, makeup is
designed accordingly. Your face
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ness too. Over the foundation
goes plenty Of powder to keep the
oils of the skin from getting
through.
Lipsticks are darker and the
fad is to give the lips a Slight
cupid's box like the old Clara
Bow days. and eye makeup is
the thing for daylight and no
longer taboo except for evening
wear Long nails are fashionable
nails so woe to all who bite theirs
j. and as for flngernail polish
definitely on the loud side.
Fashion experts just say that
tingernail polish is far brighter
so draw your own conclusions.
Nov with short hair still the
vogue, a lot Of attention has to
be still given to making up the
neck, especially the nape.
Ali in all, you must be makeup
conscious as much as any other
thing conscious to look smart.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19
TURKEY BOWL CLASSIC

California has its Rose Bowl
Louisiana its Sugar Bowl, and
beginning Thanksgiving Day 1949,
Roxbury will have its Turkey
Bowl. This football classic is be-
ing sponsored by the Junior Ac-
tivities Committee Of the Patrick
E. Toy Post 953, VIEW.
Each year, the two teams in
the community with the best
seasons averages will be selected
to participate in this event. The
winning team will receive bronze
emblems to record the victory
and will also take possession of
the William Johnson, Jr. Me-
iiasaieeFEiiaall Trophy Trophy.
William Johnson, Jr., to whom
the Memorial Trophy is dedicat-
ed, was born in Roxbury twenty
seven years ago. Prior to leav-
ing for the service, he spent all
d his years here in this com
munity. He attended the Shernin
Grammar School from which he
was graduated in June 1887. In
September 1887, he entered Rox-
bury Memorial High School,
graduating with the class of 1941.
A member of the Twelfth Baptist
Church, he was active in the
BYPU and Sunday School de-
partments. He participated in
many sports and was an active
member of the Panthers Athletic
Association. In March 1941. he
answered the call to active duty
with the S72nd Infantry Regi-
ment serving in New York and
vicinity until May 1914. After be-
Ing transferred to the 82nd Div
IN September 1914, he landed in
Italy in October. A few weeks
later he took part in his first
assault on the enemy position
and received wounds which re-
suited in his death Nov. 27. 1914
he received the Purple Heart
and many other citations postum
mously. His remains are inferred
at Castelforentino, Italy.
TO stimulate interest in the
Turkey Bowl Classic, the com
mittee in charge is conducting a
beauty contest to select Miss
! Turkey Bowl Classic of 1949, who
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Tops" In Toppings

An attractive topping is sure
fire way to turn q really good
dessert into an exceptionally novel
one. Contrast Of colors plays very
important role In your choice of
garnishes. An easilyamade dish such
as a rennet dessert, plus an attrac-
tive topping Immediately becomes
a party" or company" delicacy.
Here are six tips that are certain
to supply the eye appeal necessary
for perfect dessert. The attractive
decorations illustrated are all fea-
tured on dishes Of simple rennet
dessert that is heaIthful and eco
nomical - excellent for guests or
for the family alone. Try them for
something tops" in your selection
Of toppings:
Topplngs for Rennet Desserts
2 cups milk mot canned)
/ package rennet powder (any
flayor)
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Set out 4 or 5 individual dessert
glasses. Warm milk slowly, stirring
constantly. Test drop on inside
Of wrist frequently. When COM
FoRTABLY WARM, (110' F. NOT
hot, remove at once from heat. Stir
contents Of package Of rennet
powder into milk quickly until dis.
solved - not oUer one minute. Pour
at once, 1ehiie stiH liquid, Unto des-
sert glasses. Do not move until set
= about 10 minutes. Then chill in
refrigerator. Just before serving,
garnish with one Of the following ~
depending on the flavor:
Chocolate sweetened whipped
cream
Orange - toasted coconut,
Raspberry - blanched almonds
Lemon sliced Strawberries
Maple - chocolate chips
Vanilla sliced maraschino cherry
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19

JACKIE ROBINSON
OF the champion Brooklyn
Dodgers and leading hitter
of the National league, re.
Gently praised the work of
the UN. He warned however,
that the UN to score high in
world peace must have no
bitches - especially in the
United States of America
he aa;l. 0INA,.,o .Dt - l:eL
racial discrimination and re-
ligious bigotry because these
evils divide our country, and
only a strong, united Amer
lea can help the UN bring
world peace."-(ANP)
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa Nov. = MARINE rtpsr
FREDERICK c. BRANCH, USMR, receives ! congrat,s.
tory handshake from COL E. s. LAUE, Director Of the
Fourth Marine Corps Reserve District following
monies today at which the lieutenant received his conn
mission to his present rank Enlistng the Marine Corps
May IL, 1943 Branch received his comm;.s;o Nh
TO- 1945 following which he on inactive dutv Pre-
senty employed by the Veterans Administration Lieut.
enant Branch resides at ISIS North 22nd Street This
city. He attended Temple University for 2h years and
was enrolled in the VIZ program at Purdue from October
1884, to July, 1915 He served overseas as an enlisted
with the 51st Marine Defense Battalion ~ ru.e.:
in the Eice Islands
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will reign as queen at the foot
ball game and all festivities held
in conjunction with the event.
The final contest to choose the
queen will be held Friday, Nov.
ID, at Butler Hall, 1895 fremont
ST., Roxbury.
This year, the Bowl Game will
take place at Carter Playground,
Columbus Ave-, Roxbury, Thanks
giving Day, at loo P. M, with
the Roxbury Panthers A. C. and
the Notre Dame A. C. vying for
the distinction of being the first
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19
BEAUTY HINTS
FRAGRANCE

Have you noticed how rose
is cherished, bit of honeysuckle
is brought from its hiding place
in the woods and placed on your
table? 1t is because they are fra
giant. Have you passed q woman
on the street and felt as though
Spring had just come to the
...-.11a IA - 1.-aN..AA IL :. r..
WOAANs ~ 10 DSNduSC sic - II a.
grant. One Of the most alluring
charms that a woman can possess
is this dainty fragrance. Naturally,
it means a through bathing, fol-
lowed by some ideal perfume,
never the perfume without the
hath. If you would be beautiful,
be fragrant.
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to possess the beautiful trophy.
On Thanksgiving night, the
Presentation Dance will be held
at Butler Hall. During the eve
ming, the trophy will be present.
ed to the winning team and the
queen and her attendants will
receive gifts from local mer-
chants.
This program has been made
possible through the e.orts of
loyal individuals and organiza-
lions, and the committee in
charge is hoping that it, meets
with success. Everyone is in
vited to attend and take part in
the FIRST Annual Turkey Bowl
Classic.
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should have the dull-surface
look achieved by using founda-
ton not for just one glamourous
night but for daytime and bust
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FOR SALE

OTTAWA ST. = ; family and one
family house and z car garage, ali
rented for Sl0e. Price $500.
s6-ss eoWER ST. = ) family.
6-7-7 rooms sep. heaters. white
sinks. Reduced price.
CANTON. Msss.--i6 room house.
, baths, IS acres iand----vaeant,
wonderful location, suitable for q
eonvaIeseent home. TERMS.
DALE ST. - near Wsfren st., g.
family. S-5-5 rooms, INV. floors,
, hot water heaters. Rent $50.
5 rooms vacant. Reasonable price
and terms for C.l.
CLIFFORD ST., Roxbury - j.
family, IS rooms, INV. floors,
enamel stove, sep. heaters, spacious
grounds. Income $i07. Reason-
able price.
CRAWFORD ST. - Single, II rms.
z baths, hardwood floeFs, oil hear.
car garage. AvsilabIe, fesson-
able price. Terms.
LOOKING ron SOMETHING
FiNE2" THIS IS ut"
GO SEE s7-e9 MoRELAND ST.
Duplex, 10 rooms TO each side; |
all open plumbing; separate furn-
aces; large yard; ONE SIDE
AVAILABLE. $1,000 Down. E-z-
TERMS.
loi ELLINGTON ST. - 3 fam.
Sass rooms and bath. Price
$1,000, $500 down.
MAYFAIR ST. = z family having
] z rms. in excellent condition,
Reasonable price and terms.
WESTMINSTER AvE.--singls fam.
II rooms, arranged in kisehenette
suites, ; baths, 6 white sinks, oil
heat, z car garage, 1000 #. land, /
Price $4,000, terms arranged.
REAL BARGAIN ON CEDAR ST.
3 family brick. 3-4-4-Fooms, ;
baths, at low price Of S45oo.oo.
Small down payment.
TO LET
IsI HARRIsHoF ST. : Store 70,
Beauty PsrIoF.
WALNUT AVE. - rooms fun
ished room. use Of shower sao
kitchen.
HUMBOLDT AVE. - z rms. fur
nished, use Of kitchen and bath.
SAVlN ST. = z furnished rooms
with the use Of the kitchen.
CAMBRIDGE
FAIRWEATHER ST. = in Cam
bridge, furnished rooms in ex-
eellent condition.
fillmore ST. One room and
kitchen and bath, furnished.
PERRIN ST. - One room, besusi.
fully furnished, $3.50 weekly.
LIST YOUR VACANT ROOMS
WITH BOUNDARIES ROOM
REGISTRY for selected and
recommended parties. With or
without kitchen privileges.
NOTARY PUBLIC
(. I. ROUNDTREE |
80 Humboldt Ave.
CARrison 5000
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ist and and Mortgages placed also
Fire insurance on Real Estate and
Home Furnishings.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19
VETERANS
WORLD WAR II

Both men and women who served
in any Of the armed services in
World War Two are entitled TO
purchase as a home--single. f,No,
three or four family houses. IL IS
necessary that they have an Hon
orsble Discharge having been in
the service at least go days and at
least $500 cash.
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NAVAL. slIMAR
Continued From Page onel

by various commanders on the
Naval activities IN the Kew West
area, and will be shown the
latest Developments Of the NAVY.
On Friday they will be taken
on a tour Of the Fleet Sonar
School. Saturday and Sunday
they will be free to 90 where
they want to in the city.
On Monday and Tuesday they
viii be taken on submarines.
surface vessels Of the u. S. NAVY
and various aircraft, including
air ships. stationed at Boca
chica Fielda{
! April 20 they will be taken on
a tour of the various anti-sub-
marine activities here and in
this area, including several ant.
submarine, squadrons at Boca
Chica Field.
April 81 the officers win leave
here. following a survey of the
advanced warfare school.
III
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-12
l42 Persons Carried On
Delinquent Tax Roll
After April 30,
County May Seize
Property I'm Amount
of Taxes, Sell Ii
UP wirephoto

A total of l42 persons are car
ried on the delinquent personal
tangible property taxes by the
County Tax Collector Howard E.
Wilson, he announced today.
IF the taxes listed against
them are not paid by April 80
warranty levies will be issued
under which a sheriff's deputy
may seize property UP to the val
ue of the taxes, said Wilson.
Then We viii sell that property.
The taxes became delinquent
April l. After April 30 the prop
erty owners must pay for the
.deputy'S fees, and advertising
and other costs, SO it would be
well if the property owners
would come in and pay their tax
es now"
Wilson revealed that personal
tangible taxes are based on the
stock and equipment each bust
ness house have.
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wouldn't run down the street and
dash in at peoples houses. would
your" i
"Tippy would" said Denny
firmly. u
Feficity's brown eyes danced a
little. But she kept her expression
stern. "Tippy would be bad lit
tie girl il she did," she said. lizard
as It may be for you to believe,
there are people In this world
who don't like children-and some
of them travel in trailers."
"Like Mrs. Hudgins?" asked
Ellen, wide-eyed. u
Like Mrs. Hudgins," said FA-
Lefty. And then, seeing the ghost
of terror in Ellen's eyes,. she
added soothingly, "But, Of COARSE,
darling, Mrs. Hudgins wouldn't
really have flung boiling water on
the children who were Fskating
in front of her house--she just
said that to brighten thein away
81 betcha she would, tool
betcha Mrs. Hudgins is witch
that burns peopleH Tippy was
saying cheerfully when Felicity
turned on her.
"Tippyr There was a note in
Felicity's voice that the children
heard but seldom, and always
knew that it must be obeyed.
Tippy started, and she stam-
mered, "Sure-Pm sorry. FliSs.
II didn't mean anything"
Sat your supper, darling" said
Felicity to Ellen. "And nobody
.'oing to bother you eDer. Only
net stay close to Fliss until we
get down to Florida, where you
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Chapter /

Chapter
THE trailer was long. old-fash-
Toned and shabby. The car
hitci1ed to it was q coupe Of 4
sturdy, inexpensive make and q
model several years old. Parked
beneath towering oak tree whose
leaves were beginning to feel the
touch of Autumn, the fraiIer
looked CHEEKY and hospitable.
Felicity lifted the slices of ham
from the frying pan to a platter
and spoke over her shoulder to
q fifteen-year-old boy who sat
h.inched over book at the end
of the trailer.
Round up the gang, JAY dear.
fully.
'sOke," said Jason. and swung
himself down the trailer steps.
Felicity poured up the red
gravy IN bowl. added half cup
ofshot coffee 70 the frying pan to
raise the gravy. and poured II
into the bowl. She scooped great
spoonfuB OF hominy- grits into an
other bowl. brought pan of hot
biscuits from the. stove and filed
five mugs of milk on the table.
She heard the sound of excited
voices and the trailer door opened
to admit Jason, herding before
him four children: the eldest,
Cornelia, aged thirteen: the
youngest. Ellen. aged seven, with
the clamorous ten-year-old twins
between them. There was some
sort of argument going on, and
Felicity turned to arbitrate it, as
usual, a.
II betcha he's got a million
books. Fliss," reported Ellen,
wide-eyed and GREATNESS. "And
more magazines-gosh, how I'd
Ike to cut paper-dolls out Of 'em.
He's good -looking. too"
''He is nice. Fliss," reported the
serious, round faced Cornelia,
with, an eagerness entirely alien
to her grave thirteen-year-old
self. =
Felicity ushered them all to the
table. before she said lightly:
"It would help if I had some
idea who-and what-you're all
talking about?"
.,.T found 'em in a trailer down
the line" Jason reported. "Some
guy that's got a bright new trailer
and a swell Garland he's got
enough books to start, a second
hand store. and magazines, TOO.
His names Garrett Forbes"
Felicity stared at the children
severely.
Haven't warned you folks
that you mustn't go around polk
ing your noses into other peoples
trailers?" she demanded.
"He said he was lonesome"
Cornelia reported gravely. sand
hes nice. Fliss-honestly. Hes
he's SUell"
Now. listen to me. you rco-
ple!" Felicity said sternly IF we
stopped for the night in some
town and stayed at a hotel. you
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Federal Bill
Would Help
Florida Motorists
fspssiaI - The stsIs~sI

MIAMI April l2-If congress
passes tire newly introduced
iieuss u Representatives Bill
No sass. Florida motorists will
a. allowed 90 deduct state gaso-
line taxes Tor income tax pur-
psees - sass r. ]. Finley of the
south Florida Motor Club.
The Florida conference of AAA
Auiof Clubs has long advocated
fhe elimination Of this penalty
fuF hrinN q FLORIDA motorist. q
The AAA strongly urges the
pasaaEe Of HR Bill 3858.
Tho average Florida motorist
pays so per year State gasoline
taA Fassaae ~ this Bill would
save him q minimum OF $1,000.
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MOON ENTERS

(Continued From Page On"
9:28 pm. when the moon enters
the Unlbra (real shadow and
will end 54 minutes. after mid
night as it leaves it yehind.
For one hours and. '26 minutes,
between 1923 and 11:54 pm, the
moon will be completely eclipsed.
submerged in the shadow of the
earth. II will be visible to the
naked eye but will show only as
a dark-red disc.
Theanean distance of the moon
is 100000 miles, but tonight, our
satellite will reach Perigee (near-
est to the EARTH or 222, 900 miles
only, making this eclipse one OF
the longest ones.
The bright star near the disc
OF. the moon is Spica,s the main
star of the constellation Of Virgo.
Six months from now, the SUN
will occupy the very same spot
that the moon does tonight.
At the time of the eclipse, the
moon will be high in the sky and
may be observed from any loca-
ton. However, the seashore is
preferable as during the last
phase of totally the Southern
Cross will be visihle~in the south.
Binoculars and small telescopes
will prove useful in observing the
progress of the earth shadow over
the craters. seas and mountains
of our satellite.
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Continued From Page One,
Louis Carbonell reported that
Sword Day" sponsors were ex-
pecting to raise at least $l00
during the special day.
These volunteer workers will
be on the downtown street
corners, starting at noon, and
will remain until at least 800
p. m. They will be identified by
the cancer containers they carry
in their hands and by the little
red swords which they will wear.
Any contribution, no matter if
only ten cents, will entitle you to
one of these swords.
In addition to. these workers,
the Key West High School Band
is to be on the corner of Fleming
and Duval streets, at KresS store
$3.50 p. M, and will play for a
full hour. Be sure and be in
town on Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-12

ecan 60 swimming and get all
nice and brown and fat! Won I
that be fun?"
Fishing, too?" asked Ellen and
now the fear had gone from her
eyes.
"Oh, fishing, by all means. DAY
win see to that" Felicity prom
iSed
IT ATER when the others were
in bed, Jason and Felicity sat
on the steps, shivering little in
the tangy Autumn air. Suddenly
Felicity said:
"Ellen's better, isn't she. Jay?"
"Sure!" said Jason sWiftly-too
swiftly.
Does she seem-to you--as
nervous as she was when We
|'started?" asked Felicity, and held
her breath for the answer.
81 don't think so, answered
Jason, wanting to reassure her.
Gosh. I'd like to take q buggy
whip to that Hudgins dame. What
an old witch she must have
been!"
A voice. out OF the darkness
said pleasantly:
Good evening. I brought the
little girl some magazines.
In the faint yellow light that
fell through the trailer's open
door, Felicity saw him-a tall
blond young man, perhaps twenty
five. or six: dressed in gray Stacks.
a blue pullover sweater, hatless,
the light ashine on hair the color
Of ripe wheat.
Ito be continued)
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TIE DENIES

tcuntinueu F'sou' Psks ON,
and Great Britain 70 ass the -
lice to learn foreign informssioa
for those two countries. which
could be employed advantageous
ly in the case OF war
Lie denied any such Influence
He said he was adjusted soisis
by a desire to see the United ~.
tions function properly
His formal reply 20 kaszia =
expected to be made In tsw
day at d session Of the general
assembly.
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The Low DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

.a 49, -
49,
t'tM
af#H lhai
ts@h 49, tpa
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CITY NEEDS SEWERS

Continued From Page One)
program would be undertaken
this year.
There are several streets that
could be covered without the
construction of sewers, but this
work has been delayed because
of the great need for sewers.
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idea 81 move back there again
from Omaha
n Congress would Gull out 500,-
600 ca o0O.O00 of these amateurs,
we might get back some of our
old tranquility.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA.
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Early residents of New Orleans
tried building levees for protec-
ton soon after 17l8.