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Montana labor news., 1950-04-13
SILVER BOW TRADES & LABOR NOTES

hN the committee stating that wage
cut, and vacations ol Government
employees being transferred from one
department 10 another would not
be affected
From senators MURRAY and tcton
relative lo thi, Reorganization Plan
No. Is.
Commute Reports
Eros. Harrington, Nawter and Lind
say reported on attending the meet
ing OF the Butte Homecoming Week
planning committee and stated that
i, viii be held between July ; and
Sth On July ; there will be a big
homecoming picnic. Throughout
the week there will be parades and
"a fish derby and the South Side
Businessmen will hold their annual
rodco 10 finish up the week. The next
meeting oi this committee Will be
Monday evening. April Il.
Labor essays have been received
from Girls Central. Christian Bros
and Butte high school aud the lol-
|lowing committee was named from
1.-The teachers union. Mary Thompson
and Herman lieebrccht and they Will
III turn name a member Of labor as
the third Judge. First prize j, SIS.
second. SIS and third SO.
Brother Walter Harrington re-
ported relative to the contracting OF
kOPR about the releasing OF Frank
Edwards broadcast, Nfter much dis
lcussion the delegates were asked to
take back To their locals that ii would
cost VERY little a month from each
local To have this program released
III this area. Delegates are asked
to report back to the Council as r.
the attitude OF their respective organ
ization.
Louis Guam ard Russell Hicks
told ni attending a conservation
survey in the Terry Creek area rela
tivc to the status oi deer and elk.
They told oi their findings and will
make further report, al 4 later date
Reorganization Plan No l. VA,
read relative 10 the dismissal Of
Denham IRON the Nl.RR |, wa
moved and seconded that wc 90 OH
record a, supporting this plan and
CONTINUED on Page A.
Montana labor news., 1950-04-13
EAST HELENA MN
UNION BUYS HALL

East Helena Mine-M Mil Local =
recently purchased the IoOF Hall
in the smclter town, Morris Mund
ing. union president. has announced.
The union i, planning an extensive
rcmodeling ad rcdccorating job tor
the structure in the ncXt lcw months
To help finance Improvement
plans, the local on MAY - will lpld
tic first Of a series Of dances, re-
plctc with prizes including an elcc
lric washer, a good radio and str
nous items u fishing equipment
Montana labor news., 1950-04-13

JAW. turning down Chryslcr OF
Ter at funding S50.N0DO00 As fancy
bookkeeping" warns Chryslcr strik-
crs to get set Tor a long hard fight
Meanwhile other auto plants are
busy.
Montana labor news., 1950-04-13

Tie regular meeting ui the Sill
yer Bow Trade, x Labor Council
wa, called to order At : + NJ. by
President John stanton.
Mr.. Walter Camh>, chairman oi
,lc Industrial Incident Board and
IS orkmcn's Compensation Net. ad-
dressed the Council relative to the
three different plan, oi insurance
uudcr lhi, board. Mr., Combs stress
ID the TACT that Of the tire plans
.plan No ) VA much better than the
,hcr lwo Plan No. INSURANCE
earricd rs various companies such
ls the Montana Power Co, .NCM and
lllcr larger companies. Plan ""
insurance that is carried BY PR
|Ntlc insurance companies and paid
t. Is The employer. Plan No 3
insurance rs the State and is han
dlcd directly hy the board During
Mr. Coomb, year and a hall on the
board not one OF his cases have
had to be settled by a claimant
through legal procedure. This does
|nt hold true with the other two
plans. \ settlement can onlN he
aclcd through legal advise Tor the
wnrkmcn.
Mr.. Frank Matthew, oi the Mis-
scuba Trades and Labor Council
land Professor Swcikcrhcimmer 81
Ilhc Uniy ri Montana and teacher
IN social economy and labor
addressed the Council relative TO the
is million university building pro
gram. 4, some 81 million is not
In controversy tteA icel that laboi
| should demand that the money be
released IRON the court injunction
land work started on these projects
Immediately It WAS moved AM
seconded that we concur IN then
lrcqucst. Motion carried
Credentials we're received iron.
line Street Railway and BUS Drivers
Union Of Butte naming James Ma
Honey IS delegate to fiji ont the year
III Mr.. John Nicker>, former dele
pate and editor oi the Labor News
Who has moved to California. Gre
tcntials were received and delegate
obligated
Minutes 81 the last regular meet
Iine we're read and approved As read
Communications
From the Silver Pow Dcnta
Health iur Children Prcsidcn
lohn Stanton and Secretary Gran
Lindsay both spoke on this drive
some $1,000 is needed 10 pm, thi'
project over.
From the American Cancer -
|Icicty stating tina, April wa nance
las. Cancer Month. This commum'
~lca,ion was referred to the delegate
Ito take back to their various locals
From the Electrical Worker
no. Is stating that they had wen
N record as opposing the building 0
he Civic Center on Harrison Av'
and have sent communications I
-Yhayc the Site changed to Ntoddc
Park
From President Truman> score
tarN in answer to our letter ot r.
F. Commentator ior Frank Lands
Montana labor news., 1950-04-13
Congressman Who
Live in Glass
Houses 80

Congressman ROY @ Woodruff ~
Michl recently made The hcadlim
IN every rcactronirs ncw >paper y II
his criuci>m 81 President lruma. :
who, he charged. live, in l~uNur,
He SAID ~ private citizen, 10 match
The standard oi living nom enjoyed
bs the President. would need an in
come oi between s. million and SIS
million a year.
To reach these ~iieurc>. Woodruff
added To the Presidents yearly sal
AIRY the cost oi the Presidential stall.
the White House travel allowance.
the cost Of operating the President
ial watch and airplanc. the cost
the Secret Service and White House
guards. and other item, which the
President has no authority to cur
tail and which he certainly did no'
ask ior and which would represent
Il fixed expense to the Government
under any President. Republican n
Democratic.
.\itcr Woodruff made hi, ",cnsa-
lionaf expose. a Go stall member.
wondering what the same kind oi liz
uring would show about Woodruff,
put the matter up 10 an expert On
government affairs. who provided the
following information. according Ia
The Go News
Rep. Woodruff receive, an annual
salary 81 Sl2.500 and has a S2,5D0
taN-ircc expense account. He is al
lowed $4,000 annually ior clerical
help. $500 fur telegram, and long
distance telephone calls.
That amounts I % S5l 1850 the cN
pert said. but that isn't all
Rep Woodruff also GETS the free
use OF Office equipment and other
facilities III Washington and his
home town.
The figure Of S5l.S5o," the cx-
per, SAID. docs not include free
medical care. free flowers. unlimited
Tree postage. cut rate prices on sta
iioncry and other articles III the
House Post Exchange (called by
courtesy 4 Stationery ropmD and
il does not included a 20c-a-milc
travel allowance t. and iron his
home"
Mud furthermore, our expert add
cd. members Of Congress have a
good pension system Nitcr serving
SIX years. Cougrcs,mcn can draw
SlS75 a year in pensions ior the
rest Of their lives. The maNimuni
pension i, $500 annually,
Free medical are applies not only
10 congressman but 10 members 81
their families. There's a fully
equipped clinic on Capitol Hill
and services also are provided ire,
al the Army's Walter Reed IIospitaI
and the Nays Bethesda, Md. hos
pital
".Nnd even beyond that the cN-
pert continued. Rep. Woodruff ant
hi, colleagues get cut rate, on thu
food ,hcs eat in the Capitol dining
room and ior their harhcrine anc
shoe shines.
IND then there's the matter 0
how much We charge mp to Rep
Woodruff Of the SO million whicl
was required 70 run Congress las
year"
You understand, oi course" Tho
cNpct concluded, that I'm No
charging Rep. Woodruff abused am
OF his privileges or took undue ad
vantage Of facilities
What I'm saying IS that hi
method Of figuring i'll relation t
the prc>idcn, has a very bad odor.
Montana labor news., 1950-04-13
BUTTE N
TRADES COUNCIL

I'VE Do Not P~atroni1e List)
JOE TORPEY, PLASTERER
South OF the City.
KENNETH PARMALEE -
yl7 w Wonlman. Parmalee
Plumbing Co.
P. ]. HANRATTY-Caledonia
and Jackson Streets.
HENRY Arizona
and First Streets,
Builder.
John MARKOvICH-IIome
Builder. (Home Address 2l2S
George Street.
Montana labor news., 1950-04-13
The Forgotten Man--Farm Labor
Security Thru Prosperity
Social Security Will
Solve Starvation Problem

laborrr, are compelled 10 make
their purchases has not declined
.Apprccahl, and they cannot afford
,uh,tandard Subsistence"
Starved to Death
Last November it was announced
that there mere II known children
who died due 10 malnutrition IN n
,ounis oi California Not publioized
Wa, the laei that N December in the
same county there were y similar
death, These statistic, we're not
dcliheraiels suppressed" says the
report but an investigation midi
Gates that there seemed 10 be a
tacit agreement among Caliiornians
ihai repeated publicity wa> not de
,irablc'
special attention i, focused on
CALIFORNIA and the southwest. OF
til, MOTE lhAn three million farm
workers. a htii million live in Cal
norma alone Bright spot in the
picture WAS the successful cotton
picker, strike N September against
a Mage ut oi 10 per cent. under the
leadership oi the National Farm
/ abnr Union \tl.l Their victory
with the help ri small growers. CON
lra>,, With IN morganized cotton
Fuckers strike in 1857. when the
Farmer. f.rrru the small
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
SATURDAY. SEPTEMRER d. 1asl
dAT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ.

dAT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
The following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
General Electric refrigerator gas
stove, porcelain top table and stool
lZ-tt. drop leaf extension, table, three
piece living room suite, one love seat,
parlor rocker and chair, organ and
stool, two stands, radio, library table,
two antique desks, one antique rock
er and chair, one X Is broadloom
rug, one ~ II Brussels rug, two
Brussels hall runners, Is yards hand
woven carpet, IL throw rugs, oak buff
fet, six oak leather bottom dining
room chairs, 10 oak cane seat chairs
rockers, sewing machine, one 3-piece
oak bedroom suite, one day bed, one
hospital bed, one oak double bed, two
bed springs, one commOde, cedar
chest, 7-piece toilet set, five-piece
dresser set, quilts, blankets, two mir
rors, two clocks, two oil lamps, three
electric lamps, electric iron, picture
frames, dishes, glassware. cooking
utensils, kitchen silver, canned fruit
and many other items too numerous
to mention.
TERMS: CASH day of sale, no goods
TO be removed until paid for
RAYMOND NJ. LANK
Daniel J. Short, Auctioneer. 9-i5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
starting

starting
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M.
The following personal property and
household goods of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land p. Joseph:
One z cubic foot 1S49 Philco refrig-
orator, one breakfast set of table and
-FOUR chairs, one utility cabinet, one
apartment size Real Host gas range,
one So" cabinet base, one large cabi-
net base, one large dining room table
with six chairs, two rocking ch4irs.
one DaVino bed, one single cot which
opens to bed size, one combination ta-
bic and desk, one china cupboard, one
international oil burner, one 3-piece
living room suite with covers, one 9
IL living room rug with several
throw rugs, one MotOrola comhina-
tion radio and phOnOgraph, one occa-
slonal chair, one record case and rec
ords, one drOpleaf table, one hall rack.
one Coles hot blast wood heater, one
lVanhOe 3-burner oil range, one A.
piece reed suite with love seat ard
three chairs, several lamps and end
tables, window shades, curtains and
rods one girls Shelby bicycle, one
maple bedroom suite, one bedroom
suite consisting of odd pieces, lot of
canned fruit, dishes, glassware and
other things too numerous to mem
tion
Reason for selling is that Mr.. Joseph
mas beer transferred in his work to a
point too far removed from Laurel
TO variant moving these household
goods.
MR.. AND MRS. ROLAND P. JOSEPH
King Street, Laurel, Delaware
James NJ. Lowe, AuctiOneer. 9-15-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15

By virtue of a writ of Levari Fa-
cias, to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1850
AT 100 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
eastern Standard Time)
900 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Daylight Saving Time)
In front of the Court House, in the
Town of Georgetown, Georgetown
Hundred, Sussex County and State of
Delaware, the following described
Real Estate, tO-wit:
A certain lot of land in the Town
of Georgetown, Sussex County, Della
ware, lying on the South side of West
Market Street, and being a lot of
depth Improved with an Ell shaped
frame building, a part of which is
One-StOry and part Two Story in
height.
TERMS: 20 per cent. of the pur-
chase money will he demanded on the
day of sale, the balance to he paid
on or before. October 2, 1850. If the
purchaser fails to comply with these
terms the per centum paid on day of
sale will be forfeited. The purchaser
will be required to pay the cost of the
deed.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Richard =. HOurdequin
and Walter B. Shockley owners or
reputed owners, and will be sold by
JOHN L. CANNON, Sheriff
Sherin's Office, Georgetown, Delaware,
September 8, 1850. 9-15-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
EDWARD n. KINNEY. JR.
Fuel Oh and Kerosene
Cali 1852 f7-tf Milford, Del
NOTICRi

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
deTsigned, on the 18th day Of Au-
gust A. D., 1850, and that all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate Of the deceased must present
the same, duly attested, to the said
Charles p. Parsons, executor Of
the estate Of William 4. Parsons,
deceased, on or before the 29th
day Of August 1851, or abide the.
Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
CHARLES e. PARSONS
Address, Executor
MillsbOro, Delaware. S-1-8t
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Real Estate

The State Highway Department of
the state of Delaware will offer at
Public Sale just Immediately South
OF the Town of Dover and East APP
prOXimately One-quarter mile of State
street on Roosevelt Avenue, on
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Farming Implements
Zone
THURSDAY, SEPT. slst, 1850
AT 1880 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Daylight Saving Time


One and half miles northeast OF
MlddietoWn, Delaware. on the Cedar
Lane Road, / win sell the following:
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One NJ tractor with cultivators, one
set of two bottom 16'' John Deere
plows, set of two bottom 14' John
Deere plOWs, two 7-fOot John Deere
tractor discs, one bottom InteFna-
tional plow packer, single 10 foot cul-
tlpacker, three section spring tooth,
one 7-foot Massey Harris self pro-
peile0 combine, one row New Idee
corn picker, used one season; one ~
spout John Deere tractor drill. on rub
Der, with power lift, same as new
case tractor corn planter, one tractor
7-foot MeCormick-De Deering moving
machine, Case tractor side delivery
rake, John Deere side delivery rake
New Holland hay baler, in No. i shape /:
New Idea hay loader, New Idea tfae-
tor manure spfeadeP, on rubber: Da-
Yid Bradley m lure loader,
David Bradley manure loader, so IT,
Harvey elevator with foot section
to lay down with gasoline motor, two
rubber tired wagons with flats; David
Bradley hammer mill with bagReF,
corn shelter, tractor saw bench. dirt
scoop, 80 foot belt, one No. 10 Oliver
walking plow, trailer with metal dump
body, hay fork, carriage and 160 it.
rope, g. I. tractor seed sOWer, set Of
leather harness. pair Of collars and
brides, forks, shOvels, hoSs, 4 coal
brOOder stoves, large size: David
Bradley garden tractor with ploWs
and cultiyators. Lots Of other things
too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Majestic cook stove. good as new:
3-piece oak den set, 2 beds and dress-
ers, ice box, 3-piece porch set, some
jars and other things.
TERMS: CASH.
JAMES BRITTINGHAM
Eugene Racine, Auctioneer.
Hazel Price, Clerk. S-15-ltp
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
PUBLIC SALE.
or VALUABLE
Farm Equipment


The undersigned Administrators win
sell at Public Auction at the late
residence of George r. Walls, deceas-
ed, located - mile from Five Points.
on road leading from R0hinsonVille
to Five Points in -LeWes and RehObOtb,
Hundred, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g, 1850
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
daylight Saving TimeJ
The following described
FARM EQUIPMENT
1916 Ford pickup, Y ton; Ford trae-
tor, set Of Ford plows, set of Ford
harrOWs, 8-ft. eultipacker double disc
harrow, Mccormick Deering mower;
tWo-horse wagon, 69-tOoth drag har-
row, Ontario 9-sDOut drill, riding har-
row, small block and fall, three hogs,
three large hog killing pots with
stands, John Deere Corn Planter with
fertilizer attachme ats.
Bench wise, tl1rte hay forks, corn
fork, walking cuitiVatOr, one horse
plOw, iron beam horse ploW, scoop
shovel, one axe, two COW chains, one
stack of fodder. box Of Tools, Get of
beam scales, two-horse wagon fam
rack, one load of scarlet clover hay,
lot Of single trees and harness, and
lots of things too numerous to mem
tion.
TERMS: CASH.
JOSEPH H. WALLS, Harbeson
NORA p. WALLS, -LeWes -
Administrators Of George T..
Walls, deceased.
Francis Wilson, Auctioneer. 9-15-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
September 18th and 18th
beginning promptly
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK A. M.
Rain or Shine


The following:
Power hack saw, Ace spot welder.
Allen arc welder, Wysong and Miles
48" IA ga. rolls, P. & w. 4S'' as
ga. rolls, 81 Chicago steel brake, -
h. p. dnighe speed fiex grinder, three
electric drills, two electric shears, IA
X Is ga; two air hammers, 81, 100. 90
commercial spray paint equipment,
brake rivet machine, portable l1Ov.
power plant, easy edger, crimper,
bead mach, floor model drill press, g.
36' quick change Atlas lathe, bench
grinder chain hoist and trolley, cleo
trio motors, one y ton Studebaker
pickup truck, 5000 miles, one q ton
Studebaker pickup, 1000 miles; new
coal stoker, oil burners, controls,
chambers wire and fits, furnaces,
pipe, ellis, dampers, copper, stainless
and galvanized spOuting and fittings,
one ton light ga. sheet metal, steel
tube l12 to q, angle and fiat bar, q
h. p. fan blades, other tools and sup
plies too numerous to mention.
LAURENCE OWENS, Owner
DickersOn Brothers, Auctioneers.
9-15-1t
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1850
AT 1870 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Rain or Shine
n eo11,.--s 4s

AT 1:3O O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following structures:
!. One-stOry frame bungalow, approx
innate size 21' X 36', containing five
rooms and bath, including frame
garage, approximate size TO- X 2O'
. Iormerly Fred Coward property.
z. One story frame bungalow, ap-
proximate size 28' X 1872, contain
ing four rooms and front porch.
also including frame garage, ap-
proXimate size 10 90; frame
Chicken house, approximate size
40 20; and frame chicken house.
barn, approximate size 25' 49,;
frame corn crib, approximate size
s. TO-, formerly property of Wal
ter L. Parker.
B. one-!story frame bungalow, ap-
ing front porch and five rooms;
frame garage, approximate size
16' 10; frame shed, approximate
size z g.; frame outside toilet,
approximate size a X s..
4. One-story frame bungalow, ap-
proXimate size 30'6' X 20'6', con-
tanning five rooms and attached
front porch; one frame outside
toilet, approximate size A. s.
one rear frame shed, approximate
size s. g., formerly the property
u W. IL EaLLCESOfls
CONDITIONS OF SALE
The State Highway Department re-
serves the right to accept or reject
any or all bids or to withdraw these
properties from sale for insucient
bids.
All buildings to be moved from
present site within thirty 600 days
from date of sale.
The buildings are either to be de-
moltshed and hauled away or to be
moved from their present locations
and re-established at a new location
and prior approval must be obtained
from the State Highway Department
for their new locations.
All evidence of the buildings (foun-
dalton walls, steps and etc. must be
removed from the present site within
thirty 600 days after the date of the
sale (masOnry material from fOunda-
tlon walls and appurtenances may
be placed in the cellar area) and the
adjacent area leVeled to original
ground line and area left in a pre-
sentable condition.
TERMS OF SALE
Terms of sale will be 5O% of the
purchase price at the time of the
sale to be paid by cash or certified
check make payable to the State
Department. The remain
ing amount due to be paid within |
thirty 900 days or prior to the re-
mOVal of said structures from the
lands owned by the State Highway
Department.
Nj. ALLAN WILSON
Chief Engineer,
State Highway Department
Dover, Delaware
Jacob Rudnick, Auctioneer. 9-1-3t
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property
SEPTEMBER 9s, les

The undersigned will sell at Public
auction at their residence on King
street, Laurel, Delaware, on
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
PUBLIC SALE!7

! viii Offer for public auction at nv
home located one mile east of Milton
on the new Stag road, leading to
OVERLOOK, on
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property

/ will offer for sale the parsonaa.
Property of the late Ella N. Lank ~
lO5 Vickerss Avenue, Lewes, Delaware.
on -
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Sheet Metal Works

Due to the fact that the Owens
Sheet Metal Works Of Milford, Del, is
going out of business, the following
entire $4,000 inventory of equipment
ana supplies will be sold on the prem
ises of the shop in back of the Acme
Super Market on
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
PUBLIC SALE
og VALUABLE
Personal Property

As ] have moved to a smaller farm
and have no further use for the
liiaenlnefy, ana live stock, / win offer
the same at Public Auction on the
farm on Brownsville and Vernon Road
~ miles from Vernon, on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. eth, 1850
AT 1900 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
White bedroom suite, ANTIQUE bu-
fean llle years old), carpet sweeper
two porch rockers, Cheerful Monoe-rra ~
coal heater, Victor victrOla and rec
0rQs, portable oil heater, RavO lann
one bracket lamp, kitchen table four
STOOL chairs, porcelain top table. one
SET nat irons, lot of glassware and
alsnes, cooking utensils, three large
table cloths.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Seven foot Deering Ideal wheat bin
1st, eCormiek- Deering riding culti-
YaLor' practically new; Oliver riding
eusltlRator, No, 999 John Deere. corn
planter with fertilizer attachments
e-spout grain dFill, lime drill in good
conQ1tion, thFee-sectiOn roller. one
row corn cutter, 21z South Bend walk
lng ploW, one horse plow, No. 13 Oliver
FANtta MuAAAAlk CMlLlNaLOEe Z
#. tractor disc, Litehheld manure
spFeader, hay rake, two good 2O-inch
horse collars, forks, harness and trees,
milk cans, milk buckets, 2 milk
strainers, set Of Platform scales (ca-
Pacity 200 lbs,l, set barn trucks, $50
paies OF nice Timothy Hay.
LIVE STOCK
Good work horse, work single or
double; Guernsey COW, years old.
milking good; black COW, Z years old.
milking good: one Holstein COW, 81
years old, milking good; one Guern-
sey COW, 5 years old, fresh in October;
one Guernsey COW, 2lk years old, milk
ing good, one Jersey COW, three years
old, milking good: one HOlstein bull,
~ months old, nice. All of these cows
are vaccinated herd ana are good
mixers.
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
RALPH JEWELL
Walter Diclkerson, Auctioneer
Edwin Hopkins, Outside Clerk
Randall Knox, Inside Clerk 9-15-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBRR 98, 195O

SEPTEMBER %, 1850
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. M.
Rain or Shine
The following:
Two bedroom suites, / antique bu-
reau, s rockers, 2 antique rockers. 1
Yictrola, clocks, 8 kitchen chairs.
3 antique chairs, couch, & end tables,
stands, lamps, l marble top stand,
antique side board, / china closet.
one apiece living room suite, two
8 x ~ Administer rugs, 1 antique drop
leaf table, 1 radio, several mirrors,
lot Of dishes, pots, pans and silver,
Othe rartieles too numerous to mem
4tion, one round table, ! square table,
4 butter churns, l milk separator, lot
throw rugs, several years of woven
carpet, ] antique wash bowl set, sew
eral pictures, 2 brOOder stoves, Buck
eye; I washing machine, / large pile
oak lumber, hog killing pots, 2 bu-
shell good as new; / block and fall
4 sausage stuffer, l sausage grinder,
one 2-hOrse wagon. fam rack goes
with II; l duck oven, IS sheets Of iron
roofing, never been used, nice timber
chains, IA #. long.
e TERMS: CASH.
Il DELMAR d. REED
Walter Diekerson, Auctioneer. 9-15-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15

One and a half miles northeast of
1iddletown, Delaware. on the Cedar
Lane Road, win sell the following: