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Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

FOR SALE-l950 Chevrolet dump
truck, yard body, S25 y 10 ply tires.
Excellent condition. Three piece liv-
tires, like new, less than half price.
Edward Truitt, Nassau, Del Phone
Lewes 9402. 39-3-21 2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

LEGORES' LIME SPREAD OR
BAGGED-Order now and avoid the
spring rush. Ground burned lime
spread on your land with modern
equipment, or ground burned and
hydrsted in bags. Milford Supply Co,
Shawnee Road. Phone Milford 4416 or
AIS. 37-3-7-6t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
NOTICE

NOTICE-Floor sanding rental SER
vice. Milford Wallpaper Company
Phone 1917 OF 1886. A-21-ti
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
SURGERY RXPERTLY DONE On

YOUR TREES win beautify your
home site tremendously. Now is the
time to transplant or Grim and feed
your shrubhery. For courteous, de-
pendable service. George M. Hamr
mond, Milford. Phone 52O6. SS-S-2S-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
FIVE ROOM BVNGALOW 70

FIVE NUUM III NWlLUW FWK
SALE-305 Richard street. Milford
bath, cellar, oil heat, hot water,
screened front porch, large garage,
fine location, years old this June.
William Is. KcntOn. Phone Milford
S449. 3-2I-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE

Barred Crosses and New Hampshres
Hatches every Tuesday and Friday
Delaware-G. $. Approved Pullorum
Clean. Telephone SOIL. Scarborough,
Inc, Milford. 3-14-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
FOR SALE-GOOD SEED CORN

pays for itself, so this spring why
not buy the best there is? adapted
Pioneer varities for this locality still
available. Call or see me. Milford
Supply Co., phones 4416-4418, Shawnee
Road, Milford, Del 40-3-2S- 2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

NOTICEs WE HAVE m OUH
STOCK FOR SALE-Starters gerler-
atofs, rear and transmissions, all
makes and models or bring in your
old generator or starters, rebuilt while
you wait. w. & ID. Motors, Rehoboth
Cut-Off. Phone Milford 4061.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
NOT ICE

NOTICE Coastal Credit Company,
Second Street, Lewes, Del, financing
Phone Lewes 6767. 4-2l-fi
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

CESSPOOLS CLEANED Septic
tanks, cellars, wells pumped and clean
ed Jim Ryan. Phone Smyrna 3848.
1-l8-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

NOTICE-Chevrolet ana Oldsmobile
radio service by factory trained radio
repairman. !. g. BurtoTf and Company,
Inc, Milford, Del Phone 1888. 1-27-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
-nTInRl pIANT RrGGEn. HIGH

yielding, pioneer hybrid Seed Corn
seed corn you can depend upon. Don't
take chances with poor terminating
seed corn Order Pioneer now. Mil-
ford Supply CO., phones 44t6-44lS
shawnee Road, Milford, Del. S-2S-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

FOR SALE-One Neptune Red Seal
truck meter Ia" with Auto-StOp. One
Hose reel, 30'' wide, electric home
made. O'.I pair truck tenders. one
Norge e. range, $4,000, Nne kitchen
flourescent light (new). Phone 1895,
Bridgeville S7-3-2S- -2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

SALE-Stake body, can also be used
as dump body. Price $500. Location
1 mile north of $. f.. corner of Har-
rington Airport. Joseph Crisp. 3-28-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

ED-Experienced beauty op-
orator. Full time employment in an
established shop. Apply or call Blue
Bird Beauty Shop, 300 South State
street, Dover, Del. Phone Dover 2441.
3-14-4t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

WANTED-Experien middle aged
couple desire work with brOilers or
layers. References furnished. Write
Box l66, co Milford Chronicle, Mil
ford 3-2l-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS !.
All work reasonably done in our
modern, fully equipped shop, using
only genuine materials. Sockridel and
Shore Theatre Building, Mile
ford. Dial 1886. 2l-5-3l-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

STATION WAGON FOR SALE =
1871, new tires, rebuilt engine, new
paint, good wood work, reasonable
Phone Milford 4916 or 1854. 3-2S-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

ARMSTRONGS QUAKER AND
FOR SALE-e It, Q It. and 70 t..
widths Also room size rugs in g. x 81,
7h' x 81, g x g., 8 x 1917, O. x ~, 8
x Is, 12' IL and ~ IS. ArgO
Linoieum Co., Milford. Phone S43l,
34-10-20-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

FOR SALE-One used three section
spring tooth harrow, one used 1t.
tractor disk harrow: used manure
spreader, several used tractors and
plowS. johnson and Reed, Harbeson,
Del. Phone Milton 1924. 3I-2-2l-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

FOR SALE-Seasoned wood, stove
wood length, or long length. Don't buy
this wood from anyone but me, per
sOnally. Also two walnut trees. Stella
Wright, l13 Washington street, Mil
ford. 2-15-t1
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

WANTED-Help. Male, opportunity
for a young man to learn theatre
management, also young man to learn
projection. e. c. Evans, New Mil
ford Theatre, Milford. 3-14-3t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

NOTICE: MECHANICAL REPAIRS
or ALL KINDS-Special machines
and parts built to order, Welding and
brazing. Sussex Machine Co, Mont
gomery street, Milford. Phone 56O7.
24-6-22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

WANTED Resident, practical
nurse at Palmer Home, Dover, Della
ware. Please reply with references
to Mrs Henry V Z. Wilson, Eastover
Hills, Dover, Del. 3-28-2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Following
Through
BY
Pedro AouiIar
THE KEY WEST coNcHs"

II is difficult TO describe the feel.
ing that | had when the Key West
group Of sportsmen took over
the Fort Lauderdale franchise
IN the FIJI, and named II the
Conchs. The record shows that since
the change they have played good
bail. They have lost q goodly num-
Der Of games by one or two runs.
With the adding Of new blood 10
The roster they have been sailing
along At 500 clip at home and a
.1s brand Of ball away. And the
club should show improvement in
the next few weeks.
As the fans know. We lost the
nrsi couple Of games TO 81. Petes
but Key Westers still went on, 10
the bah game and cheered the boys
along. And now with q win in Key
West over the highly souted lea.
cue leading Sun Sox. enthusiasm Is
al = new high.
The fans have given their whole
hearted support 10 the club and
the boys have given the folks good.
hardplsyed baseball and viii COO
tInne 10 with the kind az roofing
they are getting.
With THIS kind al enthusiasm. the
club win have q team nexi year
seeond 10 none in the loop--msrk
my wcrts.
Plenty Of credit should be given
10 Ceefl carhoneIl. Louis carhonen.
Joe CABRERA. c. W, Montgomery
lEnatias Lester. Dr.. Depeo and
Rogelao Conner VITO made II pos
sahse for baseball iusing Key West
20 ses TIE game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Legion An-Stars
To Meet Post l68

An exhibition game between
The American Legion Junior
League AL Stars and the Legion
Pest lsG Club has been Sc; foF
Wednesday night nj 800 2. m, in
the wekers' Field Stadium,
Serving MS . tszneup for the
District Tournament In Miarsi
on July 18th. the Stars have she
psck 81 the four clubs in the cir
cult
Jerry Piia 10 expected 20 &c;
TIE rod for the mound duty ~Tsh
j. Henrsauex catching Lecn viii
appear ~ first base. Gates Ut
seerrt. SaiTz1o 1T shlr1 ard J
Santana II TIE hot corner Z. Rod
r@1~x. T. Eo<3vs gsswx ard l.
kncwles viii pasrul tks ossssSel9
Pest iss viii en=-ae up with q
ssrung club ard . real battle 10
ln Eke uksamg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Natl PubLinx
Tournament In
Second Round
By BEN FUNK

MIAMI R-Defending Champion
Dave Stanley. Los Angeles, will
muscle into the act for the first
time today as the National Public
Links Golf Tournament-alr ady
sprinkled with thrills. heartbreaks
and surprises-goes into the second
round.
Stanley didn't have to qualify
for this meeting of 200 stars OF
the American municipal courses,
and a bye spared him from Mon
days wild first-round scramble.
He'll face his first manto-man
argument today from George
Eluck, Windsor. Ont. the lone Ca
madam in the field. Eluck warmed
up Monday with a 4 and 3 victory
over James l.. Basko, Phoenix,
Arix.
Seventy two hopefuls were side
lined Monday in a day highlighted
by the smashing 8 to victory
by Dub Pagan, strong earned Palm
Beach. Fla. fireman. over Gene
Gregory. Memphis. Pagan, cham.
pion Of the Florida amateurs and
a pre-tournameni favorite. lived up
10 expectations by shooting one
under-p par golf for the rugged Mi
ami Country Club course.
Stanley Bielat. Yonkers. n, Y,
the 1850 champion. got an unex-
pected break when Slrio E Star
toni, Hershey. Pa. turned up late
at the first tee. Startoni was pc
nall1ed the first hole and Bielat
went on 10 win and /.
Ken Sword Of HuoSton zp-
parently thinking the eyes Of Texas
we're upon him. turned In the most
sensational rally of the round
against Frank Michslek. Baltimore
Md. Trailing by five holes with
hlst seven TO 90. Sword flashed
back 70 square ihe match Ut tie
18th ard wen ihe 18th and the
match with q ogFrase.
The s.4li-yard coarse. with It's
formidable par 70, continued 20 BAT.
fie the visiting golfers and first
round scores we're mostly in the
lnsty bracket oniy Pagan beat
suhpar parth tnruagA its high
rUaghx and gartag sand and water
traps
Dun Keith. Pada6sza. Calf e.
sahtishea himself IS tile threat
wsiA 6 and S WHISKY ever Robert
Cruarh. Ia61anp12ss George Day
sarsas. Cnacag0. beokes1 GOOD tn
ard 5 viStnry ever CnasSess owen,
1efsersenyille. f1s
4 secund rsxzrs1 Ct 50 matches
ID sche6uaed tr1ay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Refuses Royalty

TEHRAN, Iran Up - Informed
sources said today that NOLAN.
med Mossadegh has refused to &C.
cept royal decree reappointing
him Premier of this near-bankrupt
country because the Senate failed
to give him a clear vote of conf
dence.
There was no official confirma.
ton of the report, which came
from persons close to Mossadegh.
The Senate Monday postponed a
vote of reappointment until after
Mossadegh formed a government
and presented his program. But il
advised Shah Mohammed Reza
Pahlevi to continue the aged Ma.
tionalist leader in office.
Previously the Mails, or lower
house of Parliament, voted over
whelmingly to reappoint Mossa.
degh, who had resigned in accord.
ance with tradition when a. new
Parliament opened last week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Deland Edges
Wed:
By The Associates Press

Third Baseman Jack Cade hit
three doubles to lead the first
place DeLand Red Hats to a 5-4
win over Leesburg's Packers Mon
day night.
DeLand scored twice in the third
inning to overcome Leesburg's 2
run lead. got two more runs in
the fourth inning and the winning
run in the eighth.
In Monday nights other two
Florida State League games, San
ford shut out Jacksonville Beach,
20, and Orlando edged Cocoa, 4-3.
Daytona Beach at Palatka was
rained out.
Orlando built up 40 lead be-
fore Cocoa scored its three runs
in the eighth and ninth innings.
Jorge Rivero pitched Sanford S
shutout over Jacksonville Beach,
striking out five, walking only one
and allowing no more than one hit
in any inning. Sanford punched
out eight hits off Ernie Clark and
Reliefer Bill Herman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Ala. For Russell

MONTGOMERY. Ala. R - Sen.
Richard B. Russell of Georgia will
get the first nomination for Presi-
dent at the National Democratic
Convention, says Aabama's Sen.
Lister Hill.
Hill, who is chairman of the Ala
bama delegation. gave Russell that
assurance during his visit here
Monday.
He said Alabama. first on the
rollcall. viii yield to Georgia so
Russels name can be placed In
nomination.
Hills statement directly disputed
claims of supporters Of Sen. Estes
Kefauver OF Tennessee who have
been predicting for some time that
Kefanver would get the Alabama
nod for the honor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
3 KILLED, zoo INJURED
TN MEXICO POLITICAL RIOTS
RIOTINC BEGAN
WHEN POLICE TRIED
TO BREAK VICTORY
CELEBRATION

MEXICO CITY Ia Soldiers and
police patrolled the streets and
blocked all roads leading to Mex.
ico's capital city today in the wake
of political riots which left at least
three killed, 200 injured and anoth.
er 300 under arrest.
Similar outbreaks were reported
in other Mexican cities. ALI ap-
parently were quelled quickly, how
ever, and there were no indications
of any deaths or injuries.
Further outbreaks were feared
today. Government sources said
Monday nights riots were only the
curtainraiser to a larger uprising
by supporters of anti-government
candidates running far behind in
the counting of votes from Sun
days presidential elections.
Sporadic fighting continued in the
tense capital city until early today
after three major clashes between
police and soldiers and supporters
of the chief OPPOSITION candidate.
The disorders ended the political
peace which had reigned since the
polling began and which had led
many Mexicans to congratulate
themselves on their country's first
modern election without violence.
Scores of u. S. tourists were
reported affected by tear gas fired
by police as the fighting swirled
near the Del Prado Hotel. But a
duty officer at the U. S. embassy
early today said he had received
no reports of Americans injured.
Gen. Leandro Sanchez Salazar,
Mexico City police chief, blamed
Communist students" from the
Polytechnic Institute for the blood
shed. He said they refused to dis
perse and threw stones at the po-
lice.
The rioting began Monday night
when police attempted to break up
a "victory celebration" called by
supporters of Gen. Miguel Henriqu-
ez Guzman. He is running far be-
hind the government candidate,
Adolfo Ruiz Confines, in unofficial
returns on the two-thirds of Sun
days vote so far reported.
Gen. Henriquez claimed "vic-
tory" in full-page newspaper ad-
vertisements Monday. Despite a
last-minute government ban on po.
litical meetings, about 900 of his
supporters gathered nea ribs head
quarters in the belief they were
hailing the next President.
Despite Henriquez' claims, vic.
tory in the election appeared going
overwhelmingly to Confines. Unof
fetal and preliminary figures gave
him lead of zoos, $40 to Henri
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Kid Cavilan
Retains Title
With TKOMon,
BY JACK HAND

PHILADELPHIA R-Kid Gavi.
Ian still is welterweight champion
Of the world and Gil Turner still
rookie of the year.
That's the situation today as the
Cuban Keed looks for new world
to conquer after his 18th rounG
technical knockout win over Il
year-old Turner Monday night al
Municipal Stadium.
AL Well, International Boxinl
Club matchmaker, immediatel,
went to work on a schedule fol
the 147-pound champ. His mana
gers are due to talk dates and
opponents at the IBC offices ir
New York Wednesday.
Turner was running about evel
he ran into that furious 18th rount
with the 26-year-old Gavilan when
barrage. Both Judges Charles Dag.
CERT and Lou Tress had it SIS after
10 rounds and Referee Pete To.
masco had the Cuban out front
GA. The AP card showed Gavilan
leading Sal going to the last
round.
Coming into his big test as an
unbeaten fighter with Is knockouts
in 81 straight winds, Turner paid
the penalty Of over-eager youth.
In time he may be able to cope
with the wiles and iron jaw Of
Gavilan, but not yet.
In the 18th, Turner shot the
works in one last-gasp effort. II
failed. Driving home counter hooks
Gavilan smothered the rally.
Pressing Turner against the ropes
he ratified punch after punch off
Gil's chin as the youngster saffed
on rubbery legs.
Retreating from certain disaster,
Turner again was trapped on The
ropes. This time Gavilan didn't
let him get off the hook. Turner
was absorbing heavy punishment
that left his mouthpiece dangling
from loose lips when Referee To
masco stopped it at 2:47.
Few in the crowd of 39,02S that
paid a record weller gate of $3.50,
SIT disagreed although Turner, II
to S underdog, had solid betting
support from his home town.
Weight made no difference. Cav.
liam at 146 to Turner'S 144h was
In his best condition In months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
German Testifies
Against US Col.

wIESBADEN, Germany @--A
German black marketeer testified
today he bought coffee. currency
and gasoline coupons for six
months from a u. S. Air Force
colonel's wife.
Horst Hessland said Mrs. Kath-
crime G. Reed, charged with II vio-
lations of occupation law. sold him
about 200 pounds of coffee. as
many as 1000 marks, and coupons
for 500 or 600 gallons of military
gasoline.
Hessland became the prosecu-
tons star witness against the So
cially prominent matron, q native
Of Mt. Clements, Mich,
A former convict. Hessland sais
he kept dairy of purchases from
Mrs. Reed and a record of seria
numbers on her greenback dollar
so that later the buyers coult
not say they were counterfeit
A preceding witness. Walter Wer
ner, testified Monday that Mrs
Reed once told him she wanted
''lots of marks" to buy a s-carat
diamond ring to facilitate her &C
ceptance in u. S. society.
Hessland said he tried 10 sell
her a diamond. but the deal fell
through.
Col. Allen w. Reed, Fairfield.
Ia, former commander of the
Wiesbaden military post. threat.
ened to break an American en-
ployed news photographers cam
era just before court opened this
morning.
Go on, break il ~ break the
camera" the buxom. dark haired
defendant urged her husband.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
National Loop
Favored I'm
All-Star Game
by RALPH BERNSTEIN

PHILADELPHIA N-Everything
points toward q third straight Ma
tional League victory in the 18th
annual All-Star game today. The
Nationals have the pitching, power
and a crippled opponent.
The only thing Manager Casey
Stengel of the American League is
promising at the moment is to
show up. He'll be minus two of
his best pitchers, his third base
man and will start with an injured
centerfielder. But old Case has
proved himself a master at licking
adversely in the past. His under
manned lads just might upset the
Z to odds against them.
A capacity crowd of 32,7S5 pay
ing some $50, 900 into the Players
Pension Fund will be on hand to
watch the men more than three
million fans voted baseball's out
standing players. The game will
be telecast (NBC) from coast to
coast and radio broadcast (Mutu-
alp. Game time is 1890 p. m. EST.
II the weather mans prediction
OF cloudy, warm, humid day is
correct, Manager Leo Durocher of
the Nationals will start the fire
balling young Philadelphia Philies'
lefthander, Curt Simmons. He'll be
faced by the veteran Vic Raschi
(8-2), Stengel's righthanded money
pitcher from the Yankees.
Simmons, a 7-game winner who
returned from the Army in April,
has been beaten only twice.
Raschi is being used only be-
cause Stengel's first two choices,
the amazing mite of Philadelphia,
Bobby Shantz, and Allie Reynolds,
big Yankee Highlander. are on
the injured list.
Stengel has lost George Keel,
brilliant third sacker Of the Boston
Red Sox, who Is sidelined by q
groin injury. Dom DiMaggio, also
of the Red Sox, will start in center
despite a leg injury.
The American League manager,
who has failed to direct a winning
All-Star team in two tries, indi-
Gated he planned to follow Raschi
(8-2) with Bob Lemon CID. And
old Satchel Paige (6-4), the seem.
ingly ageless Negro pitcher of the
St Louis Browns, may be the third
junior circuit pitcher.
Manager Leo Durocher, who also
has failed to win with two National
All-Star teams, admits he has one
of the best National League dream
teams Of all time.
The senior circuit has such pitch
ers as Robin Roberts (11-6), Gerry
Staley (11-6), who probably will
hurl the middle three innings, Bob
Rush (9-61, the anchor hurler, Sal
Maglie (11-4) and Warren SPAIN
(7-9).
Figures indicate the National
League had the advantage In pow
er with l66 home runs so far this
season to 133 for the Americans.
and TAO runs driven in to 635 for
the underdogs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Bench Views
BY
JACK X. BURKE

Results of the weekend big
League" golf tournament that is
held weekly at the Key West
Golf Club shows that Gene Wit
eel, Lefty" Regain and Bill Plow-
man are tied with scores OF IS
for 10 holes.
In the Blind Bogey, Jimmy
Mira, who claims that he Is going
to make up the teams from now
on and v. Vincent are tied with
TBS.
Joe Lopez has announced that
next Sunday will mark the start
of the qualifying round for the
club championship tourney and
each club member will have one
week in which to turn in his
score. The present winner and
title holder is Harry Knight who
is expected to take the crown fol
the third straight time.
Also set for next Sunday is the
playoff for the Cecil Carbonell
award. The starting times will be
announced later in the week and
all entrants are asked to be on
time. Glynn Archer, ST., now
hnIIe {tn f,+Ia hut HE Hrrfhnr -,
law, Moni Gomez says that he is
out to avenge last years loss
when he missed out by one stroke.
This tourney, along with the
qualifying rounds for the club
championship should be Of in.
terest TO all members.
Support your club-it belongs
to YOU.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08

quez' 1865, with one-third OF the
vote still to be reported.
Other unofficial totals given out
by the Presidents office were:
Rightist Efrain Gonzalez Luna, S..
037, and Leftist Vicente Lombardo
Toledano, 123 SIS. The final, offici-
al count begins next Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
;. SPORTS =

MONDAYS RESULTS

MONDAYS RESULTS
BY The Associated Press
National League
No games
American League
No games
Florida international League
Key West 9 Miami 8
Miami Beach 5 West Palm Beach 0
Havana s Tampa 2
Lakeland 4 St. Petersburg 2
Florida State League
Sanford 2 Jacksonville Beach o
Orlando 4 Cocoa 3
Deland Leesburg
Daytona Beach at Palatka post
poned, rain
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Today's Games

BY The Associated Press
Major Leagues
All Star game ...... ...- 90 .......
Florida International League
st. Petersburg at Lakeland
Miami at West Palm Beach
Key West at Miami Beach
Havana at Tampa
Florida State League
Palatka at Daytona Beach
Leesburg at DeLand
Sanford at Jacksonville Beach
Cocoa at Orlando