davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE-Solid walnut secretary
desk, solid walnut settee, tufted back;
Norge electric refrigerator, good con-
m18-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
FOR;

CEYER'S DIPPED ICE CREAM,
CSC QUART, Milford. Del. j7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
Ed

WANTED - Riding horse, suitable
for children. Phone Milton 5623. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

WANTED-We are buying cob corn
and shelled corn, either delivered to
our mill or at the crib. Call us before
you sell. Woodrow Steen or Jack
Ayres, Dagsboro Milling Company,
Phone Rodney 1921. f7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE-Case tractor Model v.
A. H. Used only go hours, hydraulic
erett d. Webster, Milford Neck.
m25-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
SS; SyEN

.RECLEANED LESPEDEZA SEED
FOR SALE-Also baled hay and
straw Mark Swartzentruber, Green
wood. Phone 5l23. . 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
FOR

ROSE BUSHES FOR SALE-FOR
lasting results plant roses grown in
your climate. Plant home grown roses.
Daneggers' Hi-Way Nurseries, Mill
ford. m25-3t
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE-New and used table
model radios and radio combinations,
r. c. A., Philco, Motorola, etc. Bring
your old radio with you and get a
good allowance for it on one of these
Peterman's, s. F.. Second and Charles
streets. Phone 322. Milford, Del.
m1S-3t
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE-One 4-cylinder L. H.
Palmer marine motor. new block, run
erdale's, Lincoln, Del. Phone Milford
1918. m11-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE-1947 Studebaker. picks
up truck. Radio, heater. fog lights.
overdrive. Only driven 10000 miles.
Also used soft drink cabinet-ice.
Bob's Service Station, NAPLES Pond,
Milton. Phone 4218. m18-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR FOR

SALEM good condition, $500. Hor-
ace Maloney, back of Owens Station,
on Road sos. p. o., Greenwood. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE--19S6 Chevrolet Master
de luxe, good rubber Price, $250.O0.
Wade p Elliott, Harrington, near
Big Pine Cross Roads. Phone Green
wood 6731. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FULLY QUALIFIED ACCOUNT.
ANT offers monthly or weekly book
keeping service to small business. +.
Borde, Milford. Phone S31J3. m1S-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE-Case AS Combine.
Also pickup attachment and straw
spreader for same. Combine equipped
with cylinder Wisconsin motor. For
particulars telephone Seaford 1853 or
apply to c. G. Allen, Seaford, Della
ware. dlI-Ji
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE-One. h. p. single
phase General Electric motor, prac-
tically new. Phone 1853. Aliens Hat
cherry, Seaford, Del. f11-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

FOR SALE-One Guernsey COW,
fresh. T. 3. tested, good milker. Also
one cultipacker. Harley Mitchell, Har-
beson. Phone 4425. 1tp
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Sas 8ecinte europa

8irtidaftlide Srasen iino bier
anfs englte perfniipft nit Sen groBen
3ielen 1lnlerer sluBenpolitit: Scr
Sdaffung eines mGdtigen 9lods
freier Solfer, beiien 8etpidt beipirft,
mas sic 8erei,lten Nationen nift 5li
aarantieren perm0gen, eleides He6t
fiir aue. Muf ser eltropaii6en Sagung
in StraBburg tpuroe ser 8ei6luB &C.
faBt, Sen &f lin Die Ser. Staaten
guropas aus oem 8ereid frommer
8iinibe in bie 4rena Ser praftiIben
Bolitif 5u iibertragen. 0eit GROCER
Webrbeit traten bie 0elegierten bonn
Norofap Biz gum gosporrs fir Die
8egriinouns elmer 8unoesautoritGt
elm, Ser fir beltin1mte gemeiniome
Nufsaben bie 8efilgniiie elmer semein.
iamen @egierung suiteben ioIlen.
Cine Bon. uno 8irtIhaftssemein-
idaft lit Die nddite @tappe, uno in
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straBburg murbe fein 3ueifel Sar.
iiber gelaiien, oaB oas 8or5uesipitem
oes brltilfen Commonwealth auf ben
eliropailf}en Sentiment uno auf Die
.fran5oltlhen, bolldnoii1en 1ino belei.
iden &eide iiber See ausgeoebnt tper,
Den Iou. 0amit i6altet iid StraBburg
in bas @aibingtoner 8eiprd6 ein.
ssSn Ser SbluBiibung oes europa.
States g. September) 1purbe cine
Otagna Gbarta Ser 9iirgerrehte Der.
fiinoet. Sos 3iel lit, Sen 9iirgern ser
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fiinftieen Union Dor 8oli5eiterror uno
barbariid)en Suiti5miBbrauben si be-
uabren unO Die politiihe 5reibeit sum
8runogelcs in alien europ1iid)en
2ouoern 5lt MAIDEN. Die Shotten Ser
8eItapo l,no ser 8Gl1 iteben orobeno
uno Darneno i'm 5inter9runo.
Die neuc beutifJc &epnblif
3u Ser 3molferrunoe Scr gurop1er
gelellt iid i'm Spdtbcrbit ,SsInno aIs
tSprtiebuna auI Ge1te 81
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5piihen Krie9 uno Srieoen

- lit BON ieber genal, 10 religions
feirolid getpelen ipie Ser aus linn
berporgegangene So5ialismus uno
&onmunismus unb SotaIitarianis-
mus, MIR oaB er iih ,bumaner
sob uno iid in ieiner llnbulolamfeit
niht in pbpiiiber 8eltialitGt austobte.
Wor er ooh i'm 8erein nit ser ibnt
eng perbunoenen 2oge Der Saupttrd-
ger oes &ultllrfampfes in 5ablrei6ert
nooernen Staaten. @egen oieien 2i-
beralisnuis lit Die Stride = i'm Sbl-
labus uuo in 5oblreihen anoerr,
annogebungen, Die bis CUR Stunbe
niemals 1pioerrufen tporoen iino =
INIT Der slei6en Sd1rfe aufgetreten
pie gegen So5ialismus, geatio1lalio-
5ialismus uno &onlmunismus. l1no
bon benz offenen aampf sesen Stride
uno Gbriltentum abgeieben, = ipelhe
mooerne &egierung, NIT slusnabme
BON Srlano lnb einisen tpenieen an
bern 2dnoern, itebt Ser Stride nit
ebrlifer 5reunoid)ait segeniiber ?
g8elde Ser 2anoer, beren Gegierun-
gen 10 enersiid bon Der 8ettuns oes
Beltens reoen, betatieen ii6 in Sen
groBen internationolen Srganilatio=
mem unb &onferen5en aufreft uno
fonlequent als Die grben ser mebr
als taulenoidbrisen briitliben &ul-
tur2 Sic reben fortiiiino bon Wen=
| lhenrebten. oriiden iif ober nit Ell
ner aeraoe5u fldslihen, ipenn nid)t
bemuBt ablebnenoen Snoolen5 INN oen
Hamen 8ottes, Der allein ser nenid=
llben Biiroe Snbalt 81 seben ber-
mag.
slae peltli6en Resierilngen uno
Staatsn1onner, nit ber5lif) lpenieel,
4usnabmen, banoeln ni6t nah ben
l,nnonoelbaren 8runoldten bon &ed)t
uno 6erebtigfeit, ionoern nod Sp-
portunitGts= uno 0iisIi6feitseriD6-
auugen. 8enn es oieien entIpribt,
laiien tie audi Stride uno gbriitenfun,
ais 8unoesgenoIien gelten uno ber-
lteben iid) ibnen geeeniiber 5u elmer
| 1reunolid berablaiienben @elte. $50
lbnen Die Stride als Gertreterin Oes
SittengeIebes unbequenl lit, miro Tie
lanoriert ODER nnlnotot ger1aht. Sic
fampfen, tros aller t0nenoen 5d)lag-
porte, nift fir 8rilnbIdse uno ssoea-
le eegen l1nreht nno @etpolt, nid)t
Tiir oie Babrbeit gesen sSrrtum uno
2iige. Sic lino's 5ufrieoen, penn
8abrbeit uno 8e6t nidt i'm @egen=
lab Iteben su ibrem Streben. aber ii,
lino fir lie nibt pelentlib; ibnen gebt
es Inn materielle Sitter uno @eipinne.
go eebt es aud inn aampf suilden
Often uno 8eIten, io1peit er BON SEN
Staaten gefiibrt miro, nid)t an eriter
STEELE INN iittlid]e @egeniase. gs lit
elm Wtabtfampf, in Dem irgenopelhe
gunoesgenoiien piIfonmen finb. Wit
ben ltablgepan5erten 8unoesgenoiien
I'M &anpf gegen 6en Sitlerismus bat
man ldlimme grfabrungen gemaft.
Der ebenalige 8unbesgenoile lit beu-
te sefiirhteter Seino. 9as aber ldredt
1lf oen 2iberalismus eineeibporene
Staatsmanner nidt ab, oas grperi=
ment roter 8unoesgenoiienlbaft su
mieoerbolen, mobei man iid) auf Sic
gleiden 8orbebalte perI6Bt, nit oenen
man 6as 3uiammenseben NIT 5talin
bemantelte uno beidonigte. Wan Ieb=
ne lelbltperitanoli6, lagte man oa-
mails, Den aomminismus ab, unb
man lutte iid in bie ssnuiion, oab
Der ipeltlide .Demofratismus gii1,Itig
auf Ore rote Soeologie abf6rben tperoe
- mas ielbItberitdnolid ME seidab,
10 tolerant a1na oemofratild Der
franfe &uiie iif audi gebdroen
mohte.
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Situ in nemem 2idlt

Gin Se6telmehtel nit Dem i6tpiil.
ltigen gito, Der i'm @lan5 ieiner mat.
tierten unifornen uno glitern6en
Deforationen leibt ein Benoant 5u
@0ring abgeben f0nnte, NOR idon felt
geraumer 3eit i'm Gang. @abrldein-
lid bat ibm Die 4usli1t auf- amerita.
niiAe Silfe ben &iiden geiteift, aIs er
Degen Der bon Mosfau eeforoerten
beoingungsloIen ltnteroronung (uno
Der &eniten5 zines groBen Sells ser
Sugollamen) 5uerit NIT Der &onin-
form 1,n6 Damn nit ben &reml-@e.
Daltigen ielber 5uiammenitieB. @as
lib 6a alles binter oen &ulilien abge-
lpielt baben mag, ldBt iid einIttpeiIen
MIR bermlten. Man fann 1ih obne
groBe 5dipierigfeit ausmalen, oab
Elm Mann NIT Eitos @brgeia Mrgu-
menten 5uedngIib mar, oaB er ii1 in
oem unrubigen, tpirtihaftlib riidit6n-
oigen 2anb leibter baIten rn6 feline
Imbitionen eber unter giinitigen Ser
tr1gen nit Dem reimen Mmerifa be-
frieoieen tonne nIs unter Der oriidex.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-17

OIuuJ HllI IeIIeII DISDeIIBell OeUIes
tern 3u ihnerelt intcrnationalen 8er-
Diflungen fiibren fam, oiirfte ouf
einen Wann ieihes Galibers feinen
aG5ii tiefen einbruf MAIDEN ,lnt
10 tpeniser, ais inn lnogli6ertpeiie
ais &enner GuBlanbS oeiien militdri-
| lbe Wtadt neniger ilnponiert ols nett
liden Staatsmdnnern imo Bolitifern
8ie Sem audi iei, I'M 8eite,l.
beIonoers in 8albington, beariiBte
man ben 5aoer i'm Communication
2oser. 8elhift ordngte man in Ser
offentliden Nteinung Sic grinnerllng
an Die i,ngeiiibnten Gerbrehen Sitos
III oen &intergruno. Sn Ser Reeie-
runs uno i'm &ongreB erbob ith gegen
Die lid ooll5iebenoe Sbpenfltng in
Der auBenpolitif ltorfer 8ioerlpruh.
aber nit iiberlegener @eIte beihtpid)-
tigte Sefretar 0ean 9helon alle ge=
oenfen. Stiul6neigeno iiberging er
oen 8iSerlprl.d 5uiideln ser 8ebano-
lung SSrancos uno Sitos. Gs mar ibm
nah oem fldgliben alaooeraoatlh iei-
ner China Golitif l1no anoern WiBcrz
folgen biel baran gelegen, enblih ei=
neu eroBsiigigen Grfolg auf5utpeiien.
sr pollte lid in Dem &ineen nit oen
areml- -Oiplomaten, oeren unperfrore-
ne Bolitif allf Ser Sariier &onferen5
nno porber uno nabber Sen @eiten
gum garren belt, cine before BoIt-
tion i6affen. Sb ser eingeIdloaene
8eg oen oienlid lit, bleibe einittpei-
len oabinselteat.
5r. adeion bat cine CUTE Breiie.
SelbIt ein gelpobnlid 10 niidternes
9latt iuie sic Seem g)orfer Zines
rehnct IN einem 2eitartifel aus, ooB
oie Sito geluGbrte snlcibe bon 5tpan-
gig Miaionen Dollars glei6bebeuteno
lei nit elmer anlage bon fiinfsebn
Gents fir einen ieoen 9emobner Ser
Ser. Staaten, uno oaB li1 oieie 9ln-
lage polttild) unb ipirtld)aftli6 gut
per5inlen mag. Gs lit offenfuroiger
Gnnt, 1penn oas SEEM Oorfer 8latt
Ialb,1nespoa beriihert, oaB mir fir
Sito uno iein Spitent ebenIo penig
iibrig buben ipie fir 5roncp, mir
5ieben Gemofratie por llno foroern
oieie, mo- mir fonnen ober mir mis
Ihen uns nidlt IN bie inneren Mnaele-
genbeiten Slteollamiens ooer iraeno
eines anoern 2anoes". ltnlere unfaire
Saltung Spanien eeeeniiber unb sic
fortmabrenoe grmutigung ser 8eaner
6rancos beoeliten lelbItperItGnolih
feline ~einmll6ung"!
9lber iolfe uno Gbnlid)e slraumen.
te sur &e6tfertigung Der InIeibe iino
fett bilig Die 8rombeeren. llno Sic
gofen- uno Reconsideration per0f-
fentlihen lange IrtifeI iiber Sito uno
5eigen i'm i'm 8ilo II, allerbano Bo-
Ien, bod gu Sob ais Waritan uno
olS iolioen Staatsmann uno bropen
bausliden SpieBbiirger.
Stepinac2 ltno oie anoeru Spfer
oieies Communication 0iftators?
Soriiber reben Denige. @Qe Inerfen-
nung ueroient Der repubIifanilhe ab-
georonete Smith bon 8isconiin, ser
erflarte, oie Mnleibe an Sito lei ,eine
8eleiotgung oes slnoenfens iener, sic
ltarben I'M aanpf aesen &ommunis-
mus uno SaIdismus".
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Nuf gefabrlidjen 8abnen

sber iold)e perein5eIte Stimmen
geben unter in oem 2drm Der pielen,
Die oas Sob oes erfolges iingen -
uno 1ei's audi nur zines fur5lebige1l
ooer in ieinen @irf,,ngen ih1oliden
grfolgs. 8ir befiirdte,,, 6aB oas gnt,
gegenfommen gegeniiber Tito Sic Gin
Ieitung zines nod tpeitergebenoen
&nrsme6iels biloen miro. Ber oie
Sreiie iorgfdltig lieit, oem fam nidt
oerborgen aeblie6en lein, Dob man nit
Dem @eoanfen ipielt, nit oen &om-
mu,liIten in China elm @inbernebmen
81 er5ielen. Man re6net aniheineno
oamit, baB &uBlano i'm ssernen Often
einen groBeren Sesen abgebilien bat
als es fauen fan,1, unb oaB iih britt
lde uno ameritaniibe ssntereilen als
yentnieBer ser &epoIution einIhalten
fonnen.
Deit iolden &alf1lationen biirfte
audi oie ernellte &ete gesen gbiang
&ai-ibef 5uiammenbdngen, als oeren
gborfiibrer iid in ben lesten Gagen
Senator Gonnalp, 8oriisenoer 6es
ansihuiies fir ausmartiee ge5iebun-
gen, proon5iert bot. gr erbob oie Ia
9erlide 8ebauptllns, ser @enerolii>
limo babe iid nit bunbertabtunoorei-
Big Wilionen in @oIb mad ssormola
oabongema9t. als linn senator
¬plano bon California beftia mi
oeriprad, erbobte er bie Sunme auf
oreibunoert Millioner.
Ser 2iberalismus ipieIt aIs ct.
Sorg i'm &fe nit Dem fommuni-
ltilben Drahen cine &olIe, Die oft aar
ieltinm ann1utet. Den aommunismus
als Beltanibauung tpir6 er nidt
iiberipinoen; oa5u bebarf es fittlider
Rrafte, rnb an ioIhen 1T er fI6aIid
arm. un6 manbmnl iiberfommen Ell
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men 3peifel, Oh er i'm auf Dem @e.
biet Der Bolitif uno 8irtldaft su
iibertpin0en permaa.
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augenibeinli6 bat sic 9lftion oes
alerus Die Spannllng nod tpeitel
oeriharft. slm Sreitag meIoete sic
,Ili. BreB" aus Brag: 9ie ieit lam
gem geipannten @esiebungen 5ipiihen
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
Ancient Port Defends
Old Rights

HYTHE ENGLAND-(AP)- This
ancient port is in revolt It's citizens
intend to fight some civil admins
traitors with modern notions and
utter disrespect for tradition who
want to deprive Hythe ofits posi-
tion and privileges as one of the
English Channel Cinque (five)
ports of eastern Kent.
Hythe, Hastings, Romney, Dover
and Sandwich were organized as a
Confederation about the time of the
Norman conquest in the 18th Cen
tury.
They were responsible for the de-
Tense of Britain at sea and provide
the country with it's navy. In return
they were granted certain privileg-
es.These include participation in the
crowning of the king and the right
to claim the contents of ships
wrecked or their coast.
They last went into action against
/ the Spanish armada with fire ships.
I But they still enjoy many of the
| privileges of the confederation.
Now, says town clerk R. ]. Rod!-
dis, the Kent county council wants
to make Hythe, Folkstone and FL
ham one local government unit
That would mean the end of Hythe's
privileged position.
I've value our rights and we shall
not sacrifice them without a full
b1ooded battle" he challenged.
~
Winston Churchill to scuttle the
moderns. The former prime minis
ter is lord warden and admiral o
the Cinque ports and is bound b!
oath to- guard their freedoms ant
liberties. Churchill's secretary sait
he has promised to take action.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

q good double play man and will get
his share of basehits.
We're 100 percent improved in
our outfield. Buddy Lewis, back af-
ter a year of voluntary retirement,
figures to be our best hitter. He
will be in right. I'm sticking with
Gil COan in center. He's fast and a
good lead-off hitter. Ed Stewart
will move to left. Just compare this
cutfield with last years. We open
ed with Leon CulbersOn, Tom Nc
Bride and Earl WOoten. All are
gone now."
Kuhel plans to go along with Rae
/ Scarborough, Walter Masterson,
Mickey Haefner, Sid Hudson and
Haynes as his starting five. Klie-
man, free agent Paul Calvert and
Southpaw Forrest Thompson will
] lie his relief brigade. Dick Weik, "a
fast freshman Highlander from
Chattanooga, has made fine i'm
preston on Kuhel.
The regular infield will consist OF
Robinson at first, holdovers Al
Kozar and Eddie Yost at second
and third, respectively, and Dente
at short AL Evans, Jake Early ant
young AL Okrie will do the catch
ing.
John Simmons, a graduate from
Montreal; Clyde Vollmer, Syracuse
product, and holdover Sherry Ro
bertson, will back up the regular
outfield trio and serve as pincl
. hitterS.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
EPWORTH

The w. S. c. S. of Epworth
Church will meet at the home of
Miss Mary R. Loockerman on We'd
nesday afternoon, April 6, at 1880
D. m. Hostesses for the afternoon
viii be Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs.
Floyd Mcdowell and Miss Loock-
erman.
Callers this past week of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Smith were Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Messick and fam
lily on Tuesday evening, and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Moore and fam
ily on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and
family were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard ChaffiEch on Sum
day evening.
Mrs. Charles Holmquist spent
several days iR New York visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith and
children and Mr. and Mrs. G. j
Smith visited Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Robinson of Galestown, Nd, on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Adams
entertained at dinner on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Croll oi
Hickman, Misses Louise and Caro-.
.lyn Kitchens and Thurman Adams
Jr.
Miss Mary R. LoockerInan anC
Miss Irene Adams were Dover Wis
itors on Thursday afternoon.
Callers of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c
Loockerman and daughter this pas
week were Mrs. Hugh Taylor 0
Seaford, Mrs. Clifton Marvel of Do
yer, Miss Katherine Richards. MI
and Mrs. Granville Morris, Mrs.
Glenna Adams, Mrs. ira Lewis
Mrs. Charles Kinder, Grover Dick
erson and R. Emery Wiley.
Sunday school services Sunday
April 3, at 1870 a. m. More peopl
are urged to attend and Fran
Smith will talk to them.
Miss Norma Jane Adams is a pa
tient in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
TRINITY

Mrs. Harry Walston. Carl Walls
ton and son Henry and Mrs. Grace
Neal spent Sunday last with rela-
tives at Carney's Point, N. j.
Miss Evelyn Wyatt is spending
this week with her mother and
brothers near Milford.
Thomas Harper spent the week
end in Baltimore, Md, and Newark,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franz and
son of Williamsburg, Md, spent
Monday evening with Carl Walston
and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Moul OF
Glenn Rock, Pa, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Othyl Wyatt and
children, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Richards
and three sons who have been sta
toned in Japan, for the past tive
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
At Least Manager
Kuhel Thinks Mats
Will Ris {

ORLANDO, FLA. Joe Kuhel,
sophmore manager of the Washing
ton Senators, thinks his seventh
placers of last year are a cinch to
finish higher this year for four
reasons:
1--his pitching staff is stronger.
2--the outfield is improved.
3--the ipfield is better.
4--the club has added power.
Here is the way the 42-year-old
pilot sizes up the Senators picture:
"The trades we made with Cleve-
land and st. Louis have definitely
helped us. We got Eddie Robinson
for first base in exchange for
Mickey Vernon. Robby not only is
the better hitter, but is a cinch to
drive in more runs and hit more
home runs than Vernon did for us
THUMBNAIL PREVIEW
Washington Senators
Hitting---poOr'
Infield---fair
Outfield~--fair
Pitching--fair
Catching---fair
FiniSh---SeVenth
"Joe Haynes, one of two pitchers
we got for Early Wynn, won more
games than Wynn did last year. EC
Klieman, the other pitcher. is one
Of the best relief pitchers in base
ball.
"Sam Dente, whom we got from
St. Leouis Browns in exchange 70
Johnny Sullivan and Tom Ferrick
figures to be an improvement a
short over Sullivan and Mari
Christman. We've been after hin
since 1916. He IS young, aggressive
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
Police Could Be
Bandits, Court Rules

MAIDSTONE, England - (R =
Plainclothesmen just had to in
vestigate when they spotted a
young farmer parked with his girl
in an unlit car.
In the chase that ensued, one got
pushed off the running board of
the automobile.
In court the youth explained. "I
didn't know they were police.
thought they were bandits"
Good enough, said the court.
Charged with assaulting and
injuring the detective, he was
acquitted.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

years arrived here on Monday for a
visit with his mother, Mrs. Mabel
Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson en-
tertained friends from Greenwood
on Sunday evening.
The Atlanta Home Demonstra-
tion Club will hold it's monthly
meeting on Tuesday, April 5th at
the Dublin Hill Community Hail.
Jack Hastings, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hastings, is under doc
tors treatment for a badly cut
head he received while Dlaving bali
at school
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

For quick luncheon dish line
individual shirred egg dishes with
cooked chopped spinach; put
raw egg in each put into a 325:F.
oven until the egg is as firm as de-
sired and the spinach is well heat.
cd. If desired grated cheese may be
sprinkled over each. dish.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

In. teaching youngsters to set a
table show them how to place
knives properly-with the cutting
edge closest to the edge of the
plate. All the silverware should be
placed about one inch from the
edge of the table and lined up.
Hummingbirds feed during the
daytime; large sphinx moths, which
resemble them, feed at evening
tide.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

Hummingbirds, known to feed
on flower nectar, also have a diet
consisting Of tiny flies, bees, bee
ties and other insects.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

Recent archaeological expeditions
to the Isthmus of Panama reveal
pottery and farm implements of a
civilization existing 1000 or more
years ago.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

Old-world peasants believed that
whippoolwilIs -
subsisted on milk stolen from their
herds.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

Four-fifths of U. S. farm houses
were without modern bath rooms
in April, 1947.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

the euSbW plan"
Fdmon so charge balance
all furniture you
Evening star., 1949-06-05

ROOM AND BOARD for children in
modern country home. Loving care
nourishing food. School bus al
54..F-2ls or MR., BIcKLE. sr, 1900
ExPfRihfscEp sfsf MOTHER will room
beard boa .n Fir; xs,s 2 l1 shenaHdOah ssas Val
FOR CAMP INFORMATION, cal
Worthington T47-J-l. Boys 4-1C
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QUIET OLD HOME has va
cancy for elderly lady or gentleman
Best Of care. References. Bon
VACATION IN THE Mrs.-ouiet
homeiike, mod. conv., sdea. hot wa
ter; inner-spr. mat: 3 meals: So. &c
SAM sasJTEN Eft; Eo5sE es55shESupRs H. eg' BOX Ms
Mo4aHR ESiqIRsfR wiz e .;T:fsi chill
dren in country: dairy farm; asei
4 to 8; $40 week; faithful care
PRoFFITT. Rt. 1, Box b3. Elk
coaoREp-oLp CGSSi PEOPLES hom. nov
open in Va. Doctor on stan. Exper.
ROCK RIDGE FARM-Summer hom.
for boys, Q to 3 years old; constant
supervision; two vacancies. Hern9of
27-W-11.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
ROOMS Fusk.-k.E. Cost. J

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coLoRED-a MEDIUM room, for
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CoLoRED-ATTRACTfyE room with
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