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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Government Assigns Tax Expert To Listen
In On Details Of Profitable Ship Buying
900 INVESTMENT
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PROFITS OE Si.SsD.sbsDlp

WASHINGTON ~ = Tie gov.
eminent has assigned q tax expert
10 listen in on details 81 the pfufsl
able ship buying and selling deal
in which the law firm Of New bold
Morris has como % figure.
Morris il the wealthy Ne~ Nmrk
Republican named by presldeal
Truman 10 run down and expese
any corruption among government
asalelals.
The senate investigations sub.
tonssnllsee l. drising INTO com
panion deals IN which Washington
Lawyer JoSrph Y. Casey and
friends renped . mlllion dollar
profit On cash investments At s1oi.-
ona
enc IL the groups announced
goals il te learn whether taxes
aere avoided on any NJ the trans.
actions The Internal Resensac n.
reau disclosed n has an observer
~ the public hearings the
same thought In mind
The hearing has recessed until
nnxs week
casey testified "a psl' lie
hearing before the subcommittee
Wednesday that one ~ the deals.
ia phlrh . 81 .0sn cash iavesisneai
returned quick profits Of Sso.osl.
was horn in the office ~ Morris
law partner Houston A. Waksnn
re committee placed IN evl
tlegtre ! sworn statement by Julius
q Holmes. minister 70 shc q :.
embassy In London who shared ~
the profit. reporting that bolh ~
ard Morrik had Negotiated wlth
the Il. :. Maritime Commission
IN connection With the ship sales
WasSnn. scheduled IA tessigy later
iala reporters the Law firm Was
counsel lof United Tanker Corp
4 ahmeeilnaneed corporation 10
whieh Caxeys aruup SOLD three 81
imnhrrs a hig profit IN lsa
Morris. hs said. shared in fees
ts'oniinacu On PaEe Thre4l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Convent Pageant Highlights
Centennial Celebration OF
St. Mary S Star Of Sea Church
MILL BOUND Owe
70 GRAND JURY
Perjury Charges
May BE Brought
against Desssch
or USS Gilmore

\ tsrnssd Jnr, will hear
she first degree nanrder
charge held against Brn.
nett Fielding nm. ,ouna
ssilor serurcsi 81 the -la,-
ing " t;eorxr n. Hopkins.
The jury Win po-rlbI, he
insIpanelletl Within lhr neat
thrce WEEKS. according a.
Ssar Assovn~, J. Ianeelol
Lester.
Yesterday. n . prrlinl.
insry hearing Inso ihr ease
before Peace J,-sire Ira
Albury. lhe 80 year aId
blosssle sailor va= bousa,l
OVER ~ishous bead after
''suffirirn, rns,-r ~ found
- hpld him. - tI,c nsur.
sIcr ehnrpr.
4 su<p><ted n.unler wenpaa
$50 found near the seene ii g.
form - larrr hene. pfnhalslp
from ihe - IL row. 49, IL
trpiucex into yesterdays hpaKlnH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Second Atomic Sub
Ordered Constructed
General Electric
authorized To
Begin Building
OF Test Engine

WASHINGTON R-- The Atomic
Energy Commission today ordered
construction ~ q second atomic
powered submarlnc engine. n said
lhls one viii be "a a design which
may le easier 10 laild and operate
Than The one already under co.,
stTuctlon.
An AEl announcement said Gen.
erai Eeleetric 20. has been au.
'noglxcd 10 start construction nj lis
Aesi Milton n. ". Laboratory
Of . test engine which will be
used for final development work
leading 10 construction N an inter
mediate energy rcaetor fer propul.
sion of submarine.
The Westinghouse Electric Corp.
already IL working on . thermal
reaetor Al Us testing station In
Idaho.
When the tao engines are CON
plcted. the acc and Navy VII
decide which h better for sub
marines.
Development of a nuciear engine
for submarines II high on the acc.
military priority list. With such an
engine. submarine Theoretically
would have much greater speed
than with conventional engines and
could cruise submerged for thou
sands of miles.
while the two experimental en-.
zines are being built. the Acc
and the Navy are gong forward
With construction ~ the hull for
the submarine. A hull contract was
awarded 10 the Electric Boat Co.
GFoion, Conn. last August.
Some Navy officials believe an
A cr~d submarine may b.
ready for testing some time n
1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Vital Points OF
History OF The
Catholic Church
We're Portrayed

The pageant -iiiphlirhi-
II a Century" portra, nag
.ilal points III Interest ei
ls- history of -. Mar,'-
Sta. Of ilsc SEA Parish Ia
he, West ~a- presented Ia
the public for the fir,
time yeslerda, ~ 2s3o
y. ~.
\ --sond presentation
viii be- shows Friday eve.
ming NJ BsOO p. M.
Almost three hundred
rhilslren will participate In
the dancing. singing. and
dramatic movement of I'M
paseani.
Nora Malone rcprresntsng
Mary Star ~ the Sea upena tlw
pags apt BY sisoming her rple ~
Pasroness ~ tls Island - kes
we~s Elaboratoly dressed and
posed IN front a The beautiful
Cathedral wkndow e1nated 4,
Mr. ard Mrs Wallace kiFke 90
IT, ueensson the pageant ot~m
aIihv sss9 ems inpofsanes 81 AaafF
the Mother of God sIifpugf>4is
are paai LOO seasx
The filxl aeyssc takes a. 10 thr
study % Fnther MaFing Who u
portrayed By Allan honany.
Father i dsNeussing the APP
preaching centenary and making
preparations with Henry Was.
kins. his devoted parlshlouor.
who IL portrayed b. Andres
Saunders.
The plans are drawn up after
Father Aning II left aiune mus
ing over al the events that have
taken place since key West was
once q pirate hideosis
As thE curtain "opens On tlW
seumd scene me witness history
in rrtrospert There - y sNiff
panorama nf cuim a. the pirates
make their emtfAnce wsth their
hostages ard Illegal plumbers.
The Spanish aennfllas dance 4
spanish ballet 10 The aecompanl.
uenl of Aiaiaguena played ~
Elena Cam. The Tlrates end
senosisas ere portrayed BY
Alxro Vidal. Billy Maniens
Bsl,lsy George. Charles Mates.
Garry Isethsl. ilsnsy Alvafsz,
Manusi Dosneneeh. Mario Rice.
Tony Musguia Wayne oNens.
Chirgtalnw Alams BsnMne.
Bobby seanlDn. Waldo Nalsn.
lucia.
Spanish Dancer Annette
Dian. Beverly Malomey. Dali
.e'oa.inuss ~ Fsge ThTess
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Happy End
ToSearch
For Bicycle
Cils Enplo,ce sells
Hike For Five Dollars
To Reporter Afser
Reaiinx Of Her Plight
~ SUSAN MeAvoY

To-day ! have i bieyclel When
! enmc % work this morning. I
was told a certain city employee.
vile 81 another ciiy employee
had read my story yesterday
about Ioaing out at tine auction
~ unclaimed bikes u City Hall
Distressed BY my failure 10
get = bike. this lady. who pre-
ferx u remain anonymous in
print. decided that she could do
without hers bceaslse she seldom
rides IA.
A nice little English style bike
stood parked outside The Citizen.
she was offering II Cor sale for
the low price 0f 81
7 rushed eys 70 look a. "
and took n on lest run
down Ann street. Not only did
The bike run bat I was able
TO ride IA. . pleasant surprise
to ms after Ten pears awaY
from bieycie riding.
Just ~ | wheeled back 10 The
Citizen. City Manager Dave
King. yesterdays anesioneer Of
bikes. gave my wheel an ap.
praising look and said
r could have gotisn al
l.m.s 4fa L.. ska& hltn .masmx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
City Communication
Meets IA 500 Pm.

The CITY cemmisxisn will
meet this siisrnoen n 60
eisl session ~ sso4 CIR
MxnsgeF King nnncunce&
fodsy.
On the snenea win - 10
eonsidess1ion u gson1ino :
fare inereess on - po1eeie-
- hus iine III invev ~ -
Key west rssnslt csnsp.ny.
Aiso 10 - eonss1oso1 =
Inc meeting wtli - 10 -
ieetion 81 sn ea11neestnD
firm ~ prepare to $1,000
<srY susvsys fsr tts go
poss1 oddibisns - the Ter
v1ssa sswss sysss1A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Noted Physician
To Speax NV.
Visiting, MD's

Dr.. %. J. Leifhauser. chief
OF staff Of 81. Jossph's Msr.
eY Hospital. DsiTois. Mich.
win speak tonight st a Joint
meeting Of the MonEoe
County Medical sosieiY end
the medical staff Of the u. 8.
Naval hospissl al the Red
Cross building. ON the hos.
piiai grounds fonisas 81 .
o'clock.
Dr.. LsiihsuseE viii speak
on Early Ambalaiien As .
Prevention OF Peat Opera.
tive Pulmonary complisa.
Hons" lie will show o sound
film Illustrating his talk.
The paper win be discuss.
ed bY DR.. John NJ. r. Fin
nsY. professor Of surgery.
Johns Hopkins "a ospitaL
Baitimore. nd.
All visifins phYsisians.
seieniisis and allied profes.
sions In Key West are cor.
daily invited 20 attend the
meeting on the Nsval hcs-
piisl grounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Couple Counts 81
Stale Tags la
20 Minute Poll

Mr. and Mrs. Enssns ossy
who have lived In Ker
West five months wsrs con.
dutting the perenniai Call.
icxnis-versus Fierids dsbsss
Last Sunday siissnsen.
a pss-caliicsnis relative
claimed thai the west Consi
ststs hes more Tourists rre.
roriionsiIy than Fissi1a.
The crsYs sondu
d sn
immseisse survey. Lssving
tseir comforiabis homs a
t3ii risgles nvenue. shsY
counted ssrs On = n minu1s
wsik from there - 1cuth
Beach.
We ssw cars q n sisiss.
icnr canad'sn provincss sad
ons fsrriiory." SID -.
Graz. And thai wss n ~
minutes only. I - colifee.
mia could never men<h hat
The crnys csnus - ker
west ~ escape tn climn>o q
their native ohio. TheY tlke
u - rnueh here iMot ikey
are goan5 - settle $780,
nsniiy.
hmona nc previn<lDl Co
! - f01>o1 1u1< 49,
on1npt~ ouo1or - r1cw-
leun1lont
vChee ~ ssoooo1 ~ 81
car irUm Nswn1k : e1111
neasby snk1s
-How Old shss CO. evss
drive h<rs frcm Howotl
without sstfiau sw1~l1y
wsff~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
State EIks VP
Visits NV Lodge

Harold Snari. ~ Miami liearll
wee president M the stale FIks
dissertation will make nm official
visit 10 the key West Lodge iunighi
n . o'eIoek. Il was announced ~.
day.
EIks Lodge officers viii install =
class II seven sanight. lncladlng the
following men Oscar u. Ifur Dr..
Harry tsolds err. Jaek Einhorn. vi.
cente Molina. NoFtun Harris Mae.
uel FeFnanties and William J Fran.
cts.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
ARITHMETIC SHOWS

that todays financing opportunities
make home ownership a fine way to
save money Read our list-if you
don't see what you are looking for
give us ring-we probably have II.
90 acre farm near Little Creek, with
good buildings tenant house and mod
crn G-room bungalow, $1,000. 2l5
acres, l7j tillahlc. productive soil
good outbuildings, very attractive
S-rOOm house with all COnVenicnceS,
S3U, 900. $50 acres, l24 tillable, north
OF Dover, all buildings in excellent con-
dition, brick house. completely mod
ernizcd. original part OF house Dullt
i'm 1900, 100000 l48 acre farm, 100
tillahlc, near Frederica, grade ~ land
room house. electric, running water.
li3. in Milford, with lovely Groom
modern 2-story house. 5-room mod
rrn. bungalow and brOiler house that
will house II 500 hroilers. also a build
ing lot on highway, all for $21,5OO.
Restaurant business in Milford, one
Of the best locations, fully equipped
with everything that is needed TO
operate the business-act now ana
call for more information. Beautliui
& room home, located on North Wal
nut street, Milford, $751; 900. Take the
landlord off your payroll and BUY TINS
modern room bungalow in Lynch
Height for only 1880. BY the way.
do YOU have any real estate Tor sale
If so give us a ring. Service Heaity
COMPANY. Ernest v Keith, keith
Building, State and LoOckerman SITS,
Dover. Phone 5752 Contact Lulu +
wilkins, rrederica. Phone 476l.
2i7-2-29-lt
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-Tomes In Milford. Inn
mediate possession on most of these.
Five rooms, bath, oil heat. garage,
uptown location. $j,2j0. Six rooms.
bath, hot water oil heat, near Walnut
street SG,3Un. FIVE rooms, bath. oil
heat. many extras, North Walnut
street. So, 400 Six rooms bath. oil
heat. venetian blinds. tcleVisiOu acr-
ial. basement. garage. extra large lot.
DUPONT Highway location. $40. 100.
Five mic" rooms attached garage, oil
heat, nice lot and location. Sit 900.
SlN rooms bath. powder room. blinds,
oil heat. fully insulated South East
Second street. $4,000. Seven rooms,
bath, large porch, laundry room, oil
heat. 400 capacity layer house, large
lot, DUPONT Highway. $12,600. BrOiler
farm, edge OF Milford, $4,000 capacity.
l. acres of land. $4,000. Other places
to choose from. Call Harvey G. Mar
vel. Insurance and Real Estate, Mil
ford Phone 1856. l30-2-29-1t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-Nine acre farm at edge
of FELTON,, Del. Groom dwelling, barn,
etc. Electric available. Possession at
once. Bargain at $4,000. Fisherman's
Paradise! Ripe for development. $500
#. ON Delaware Bay beach, with an
ChOragc and 100 acres hay marsh.
Buildings, concrete road and electric.
$500 front foot takes il all agents
protected. Two acre broiler farm on
hard road, 21A miles to Dover School
bus. Owner can work in Dover and
wife raise broilers. Big value. Pos
session 30 days. $S,7O0.00. Good CEN
trail business corner in Dover. Has
fine living quarters over store. Will
sell whole property and business, or
real estate alone. Good value. Good
new bungalow on concrete street near
Latcx. 63-ft lot. Hardwood floors,
tile bath, fireplace, oil heat, city wa
ter. Sl2.00O.O0. S room dwelling IN
good condition on Governors avenue.
Dover. near center of business. Insu-
lated. All improvements. 2-car gar
age. Oil h. W. heat. $4,000. G. Les
lie Goodeu, Rcaltor, Dover, Del.
157-2-22-3t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to friends and
neighbors for their kind help, flow-
ers, cards, and other expressions
of sympathy shown during the ILL
ness and death of our aunt, S.
Helena Case. We also thank all
connected with the Jarvis Nursing
Home, Rev. Roy Jones, Rev. F.
Charles Louhoff and those who ser
we'd as pallbearers. Laura G. Moore,
Ella c. Stevenson and Charles G.
Case. 2-29-lt
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
CARD OF THANKS

l Just want to take this oppor-
tunity to thank my many friends
who were so kind and thoughtful
OF me during my stay in the hOspi-
tai and for the many beautiful
flowers and cards. / also want to
thank the doctors and nurses who
we're wonderful. It isn't pleasant
TO be i'll, but it's great to know you
have a host of friends. William
Henry Sapp, Sr. 2-2S-lt
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
ExECUTOR's NOTICE

All persons indebted to the es-
tate of Medford Jones, deceased,
are hereby notified to settle the
same on or before the fifteenth day
of February, 1853, and all those
having claims against the estate
to present the same, duly attested,
on or before February IS, 1853.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
Milford, Delaware
2-22-3t Executor
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE - Maternity dresses
skirts. slips, bras, nursing bras. gar.
ter belts and garments. Cotton snocks
and cotton dresses. Nice selection of
shower, gifts. Everything to complete
boys and girls from infants TO sX. at
popular prices. Closed Wednesday af-
ternOon. Open Saturday until D. m
Main Line Shop, 8 East Market street.
Georgetown Phone 21O6. 6O-2-22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-All steel venetian blinds
Sz.go each. Special for limited time
OL!y. lhese blinds are pure white
with neutral tapes. Don't miss this
sale. We also have white steel blinds
with plastic tapes at only S3.9s, We
have these blinds in stock for innued :
late. delivery. Phone Frederica 220l
COOK Einyard Furniture Company.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
UrNIOR SALESMAN WANTED

Johns ManvilIe exclusive contractor
has two openings for energetic men
to assist senior salesman in nearby
territories. No selling. hut sales eX-
pericnce helpful for advancement
Commission basis. knowledge OF
building materials not essential as
We train YOU Also opportunity Tor
expcricnced salesman with car. Ad-
vance commission basis See Mf'
smith. n. Il. Downing Co, Milford.
Phone 1865. 6U-zr<S-l II
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
SPECIAL NOTICE!

The Assessment List for the
First Election District of the
Fourth Representative District may
be seen in Charles Gordy's Store
in Blades, Delaware, instead Of
Dale S. Hollis Store.
BOARD OF ASSESSMENT
OF SUSSEX COUNTY
o 90 at
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-Our low overhead is TO
your advantage when buying at our
place Of business. Our business is
personally supervised by owner. We
have a complete line of WiIlys-Over-
land, John Deere equipment and parts.
Lawn mowers sharpened, all sizes, a
Briggs and Stratton, WHY'S Overland
and John Deere motors, at 4. F. Dor
man and Sons, Inc, one mile north OF
Nassau, on Lewes- Milford Highway
Phone LewcS 1911. 75-2-S-ti
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-Ncw Cockshut tractors
Models 30 and 40. 80 develops 80 h. D.,
40 develops 45.6 h. p. Live power take
OFT. Double clutch. INTERCHANGEABLE
front ends from adjustable to single
front wheel. Mounted equipment.
There are no shortages of big models.
Tractors available on few days notice
Choice of gasoline or diesel Hiram
Stoltzfus, Harrington. Phone 1926.
56-2 20 eow-5t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Seconc nand lawn
mowers, electric water pumps, and
electric motors, all sizes. Ali recon-
ditiOned. Milford Lawnmower shop.
Lynch Heights. Phone Milford 5j46.
2-22-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
NOTICE!

will pay no bills unless con-
tTacted by myself.
EVERETT BENNETT, Milford
2-2A-3t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
DOCUMENTED AZ FIT. DEEP SEA

FISHING BOAT FOR SALE-Equip-
ped with Chrysler Royal motor, 2 to
reduction gear. six volt ignition speed.
toilet. 25 life nresaTvers trbveIs .''i fast 'lte
sleeps T. This boat, built especially
for fshermens pleasure, will ac-
cOmmOdate up to 25 people, has been
used only two seasons, and is i'm good
condition. Can he seen in storage at
101 Maple avenue, fredericksburg. Nd.
Caroline County Md. VIII deliver
Also have two l IS h. p. marine Chrys-
Ter Royal motors with 2 to ! reduc-
tion gears. A. Il. Eosser. Phone
fredericksburg 5l3t. 2-29-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
CAMP COTNSELORS WANTED-

Desirable position open as cabin cOun-
selors and specialists At "A well es-
tablished private summer camp Tor
boys on Rehoboth Bay Apply IN per
son or hy letter to Camp Arrowhead,
r. r. D, Lewes, Delaware.
22-2-22-2i
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

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, ll3 Washington street, Mil
ford. 2-1j-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
ROOFING TROUBLE! G.

Jimmy Dukes, Al Nero and Company.
Laurel 3f42 Complete roofing and
metal service. Built-ups, Stag, shipgle.
tin or gutter and spouting. We are
Rubberoid Bond ROofers, also Perma
stone AppIicators. Estimates freely
given. Re-roOf old roofs on chicken
houses. 4izc per #. Special. We VIII
recoat your chicken house roof with
hot asphalt for lkc per so. it., on 1000
81. #. or more. Al Nero and COM
pany, Laurel, Del. Phone 3T1l or 4T65.
76-l-25-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

NOTICE - Attention. Boat owners
and yachtsmen: when you fix up your
craft for the season get WetherillsI
Bottom paint i'm red or green, Gloss
white for above the water line and
Wetherills Enamel for the decks.
Humes Hardware, Milford, has these
fine products in stock 45-2-22-St
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

1850 4.DOOR PLYMOUTH FOR
SALE-Radio, heater: VA Case trac-
tor, 2-rOw Iron Age bcan-corn plant
or, bottom l2" plows. s foot Oliver
disc. Olin Dill, Fredcrica Phone 4l3I.
27-2-29-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-Rock Cross and New
Hampshire Reds frying chickens.
weighing 212 to 3i5 lbs. Price, 30c per
ID. One Chester White boar, weigh
ing about 200 lbs Price $500. Also
some No. l and No. 2 potatoes. 10
bales OF rye straw Price, 40c per bale.
j. Mariugola, Lincoln. Del, at Road
side Market. 2-29-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

WANTED-Children to care for at
my home, while mothers work, by re-
liable woman. 701 S. L. Front street,
Milford. 2-29-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

CORN CRIB FOR SALE .
George /. Hill, Milford. Phone 1898.
2-29-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

LESPRDEZA SEED FOR SALE =
:, Roland Sipple. F'rederica. Phone
444l. 2-2s-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-Antique what-nOt, good
used gasoline washer, also automatic
BendiN washer, less than half price
this week. Wilkie Furniture Co, Mil
ford. 2-29-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

my home while mothers work. Call
Milford Se82. 2-15-3t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
OF 4 GROOM HOUSE

will be sold at private sale. Every
thing you would find in a we'll fur
nished home-everything in good con
dition. Leaving town, must sell! l..
w HeegeT. Greenwood Road, about 5
miles from Milford. Phone Milford
S4t7. i2-2-29-1t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-Power lawn mowers
and hand mowers and all kinds of
garden tools John L. Briggs and
Co, Georgetown. Phone Georgetown
2l3o. 2-29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
FORMER

FOR SALE-Red clover seed, state
tested. Harvey corn shelter. New
Idea side rake. -Four new gas brood
crs. 22-36 tractor. l.. w. Briggs &
Son, Georgetown -Lewes Road. Phone
Georgetown 2039 or 2772. 33-2-22-2 D
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Four wheel oliver man
ure spreader. Phone Frederica 1921.
S-E9-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
For SALE

USED - GU. TT. UPRIGHT WILL.
SON REEZER-Excellent condition.
S375.0O Newton's, 23l1,
BridgeVille 2-29-3t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

WANTED-Truck driver. Apply at
my office. Cedar Beach Road, Milford.
H. r. Phillips. 2-29-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

WEEDONE 2.4-D PRODUCTS .
a spray for every job. Also Ironage
Weed Sprayers. Hiram w Short,
Logans Lane, Dover, Route n. 3, Del
20-2-15-20t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

EXPERIENCED MECHANICS
WANTED-Ak /. q. Burton and Com
pany, Inc, Chevrolet OldsmObile, Mil
ford, Del. 10-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR RENT-Apartment. 4 rooms
and bath, hot and cold running water.
Apply Rice's store, Main street,
Greenwood. Call Greenwood 1854 or
42i5. 2-22-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29
LOST

LoST-Lawn seed sower. Please
return. Pierce Hardware Co., Mil
ford. 2-29-1t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

WANTED-Trust worthy and sober
man for farm work. Must be capable
of operating machinery. House with
electric and running water and Iuel
furnished. Write Box I56, CO NH
ford Chronicle Publishing COMPANY,
Milford, Del. z-l5-St
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FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE

One S-bottom plow. plowpackcr;
Little Giant Spreader, wheelbarrOw
seeder. lime spreader. Iron Age
potato planter William T. Jones,
Milton. Phone Milton 1929. 2-22- 3t
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J. Ebert Jones, Lincoln. Phone Mil
ford s453 2-29-3t
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HELP WANTED FOR NURSERY
WORK-Delmarva Nurseries, Lincoln.
Phone Milford 4445. 9-21-tf
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WANTED

USED BURLAP WANTED i.
Delmarva Nurseries, Lincoln. Phone
Milford 4445. 9-21-tf
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FOR RENT - Six room bungalow
with furnace. electric and water in
side and garden. Near Argos Corner.
Immediate possession. Apply after 5
O'Clock. ". s. Hickman, 504 s. Il.
Front street, Milford. SO-2-2s-2t
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FOR RENT-Heated rooms, for one
or two, next to bath, running hot and
cold water, outside entrance, parking.
306 South Walnut street, Milford.
2-t5-tf
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NOTICE!
NOTICEI

For Plastering and Beautex Fin
ish Work, call Milford 1852 or 4743.
Charles F. Witt. Leave calls eve
nings. 7-6-tf
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For RENT

FOR RENT-one large bedroom
next to bath, heated. Phone Milford
5621. 2-29-1t
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WANTFD

W "A ~ = III AAAAA-
dren's Shoe Department in Milford.
Must he thoroughly experienced. Any
age. Write in first letter fun infOr-
nation as to experience and list your
phone number. Excellent salary. Write
ford. 36-125-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-l949 Elcar House Trail
er, 26 it., complete with hot and cold
running water and bath. Phone
Georgetown 2747 G.. II. Harrison,
Georgetown. 2.29-lt
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MODERN HOUSE FOR SIZE

Six rooms. tile bath. fun basement.
hagstone porches. oil heat. attached
garage. with cement floor, all city
cOnvenicnccs. Phone Milford 1868.
2-22-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

FOR SALE-F-12 Farmall tractor,
on rubber, with harrows. 1888 Chew
both in good condition. Phone Reho-
both 83149. 2-29-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-29

LESPEDEZA SEED FOR SALE
Davis and wilkins, Milford. Phone
1910. 2-22-tf