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Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
NOTICE!

I will not be responsible for any
b is unless contracted for by my
self
PARIS WARREN
1C 14-3tp Greenwood Del.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
AUCTION sALE
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25th. 1866

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 1866
AT 900 O'CLOCK p. N.
From the warehouse, south of Broad
kill DraWbridge, on L. S. Route IA,
there viii be offered at Public Auction,
a variety of household articles inelud-
ing second hand furniture, davenport,
dresser and chair, several night stands,
rockers, extension table, chairs beds,
kitchen utensils, dishes, cutlery, and
irons, fireplace screen, glass ware, fruit
jars, metal chairs. glider with cush-
ions, antiques and other articles too
numerous to mention.
II the weather is inclement the sale
will be postponed until Tuesday, No
vember 1st, at the same hour.
OLIVER c. SHORT, Owner
Daniel J. Short, Auctioneer. 10-14-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
NOTICE!

Warming to all fox hunters: No
trespassing on our property located
on Milford Neck Road, near Lynch
Heights. Charles F. and Alma Witt.
10-21-3t
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
AUCTION SALE

of
4.057 ACRES OF CORNER LAND
together with frame dwelling and small
10 be sold at Public Auction on the
premises.
of the intersection of Churchman Road
with the Wilmington -Christiana Turn
pike, In White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle County and State Of. Della
ware. Formerly known as the Thomas
f. Joseph property.
At 100 p. NJ, D. S. 7.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1855
(Raln or Shlne)
Being the remaining portion OF a
tract Of land conveyed to the State
Of Delaware by deed Of Thomas E.
Joseph and Ruth NJ. Joseph, his wife,
which deed Is Of record IN the once
for the Recording of Deeds In and for
New Castle County In Deed Record 1,
Volume 54, Page 4S2, etc, and being
approximately $40 feet by 486 feet.
The dwelling Us partially within the
bounds Of the Highway Right OF way
and must be moved within ~ DAYS
after date Of Auction. The dwelling
may be moved In its entirety to the
tract Of land included IN this sale,
except that it will not be permitted to
have any portion Of the dwelling any
closer than 65 feet from any road CEN
ter Or a permit will be issued by the
state to move the dwelling in its
entirety to any other reasonable site.
Land, dwelling and outbuildings to
be sold as a unit.
Buildings will be open for inspec-
tion on October %, 1855, from $500 to
500 r. NJ, ID. S. T.
Cellar wall to be leVeled to ground
level and cellar excavation filed.
TERMS or SALE-10 per cent cash
or certified check at time Of sale and
the balance upon delivery Of deed on
December rs, 1855.
The State reserves the right to re-
ject any or an bids.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
w. =. McKendrick, Jr., Chief Engineer
10-14-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
PUBLIC SALE
-of-
Personal Property

bAA ~ nUAls VNAVDEh aANus Ayvo
At ONE O'CLOCK P. N.
At Rehoboth boulevard and Nailor
Street, Milford, Delaware, the follow
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One studio couch. table and four
chairs, 2 rocking chairs, 4 lawn chairs,
2 desks. / end table, floor lamps,
desk lamp, living room chairs, /
small kitchen table, utility cabinets,
washing machine, large rugs and
small rugs, 1 electric sweeper, I large
mirror and small ones, ] wardrobe, /
chest of drawers, 1 clothes tree, /
dressing table, beds, / electric FOas-
ter. electric iron, waffle iron, toaster,
2-burner oil stove, 20 #. extension
ladder, #. step ladder, lot Of garden
tools, 2 tool chests, carpenter tools,
one 20-inch Irish horse collar, set
chain harness, dishes and cooking
pans, 1 lawn mower, small two wheel
trailer, / electric heater, electric
cooking range.1 Studebaker car, model
1851. other things too numerous to
mention.
TERMS: CASH.
3. n. coVERpALE
Nailor Street, Milford, Del
Walter DickersOn, Auctioneer.
10-14-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

The undersigned viii offer for sale
at the front door of The Peoples Bank
of Harrington; in the City of Harri1g-
ton, Kent County and State of Dela-
ware, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1856
AT $500 O'CLOCK, D. S. T.
IN THE AFTERNOON
The following:
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing, / will sell the following Personal
Property at Public Auction at the
Md on
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

CLASSIFIED Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st 1861

80 HEAD or COWS AND HEIFERS
% milk cows. one 2-year-Old spring.
er, A open heifers. 90 months old; 8
heifers. / year old; heifers, 8 months
old. all are II. j. and Blood Tested,
and heifers are vaccinated,
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Evening star., 1955-07-31
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Missing" -"Summer SIump"-

strong as ever. and deliveries are
still tagging.
Department store sales across
the Nation have run 8 per cent
ahead Of 1854; gains in some
areas reach to IA per cent.
We entered this summer on .
roaring boom-a boom that al
ready is dwarf1ng 1885 peaks.
Our plants and factories are
now turning out goods at an an
nual rate of 1888 billion-far
above 1885 high.
Our incomes have crossed the
$500 billion mark for the first
time, and wages. salaries and
profits are still on the rise.
Jobs are topping the "a mil
lion mark, an all-time peak, and
industry has absorbed the June
graduates at a speed even the
most optimistic didn't dare an
ticipate.
We're spending more than
ever, borrowing more than ever
and still saving at an annual
rate Of SITS billion.
The entire summer letdown in
industry may not amount to
more than to 8 per cent-a
token drop, hardly warranting
the tag slump"
On which happy note. So
long.
(Copyrisht 1855. Post-Han
Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BY SYLVIA PORTER

And now. along with a record
smashing number Of other
Americans, I'm of on my annual
holiday.
As a result, "I"-and millions
of whom I am happily typical
will:
Send the sales of gasoline and
oil higher; level of the sales Of
neighborhood shops; push UP the
profits Of airlines, railroads,
buses and cut down the profits OF
midtown restaurants and food
stores.
For some goods, foods, drinks,
we spell boom. For others, we
spell slack. Always we have been
the basis for a seasonal, stimuli
taneous summer boom and sum-
mer slump.
But the significant point at
this peak Of summer 1855 is that
we're the basis for much more
boom than slump.
The summer slump" actually
is so mild it's non-existent. It
wouldn't be much Of an exag-
geration to say that what's miss
ing this summer is the slump.
Automobile output is down. Of
course, but not down nearly as
much as was expected.
The supply Of steel is getting
tighter" demand is reported as
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. July so N UsDA).-
Cattle. Compared last week: Slaughter
steers and heifers generally steady;
cows uneyenly steady to so lower;
utility and commercial sausage bulls
1:00-1.50 lower: few Gamers and cut.
ters little change stock cattle steady ia
80 lower. Mostly choice including prime
end 1020-1212-lb steers 23.50-24.15;
bulk good and choice S33-1177 Lbs
1887 lbs. 19.00-21 90; utility 690-1I3s
lbs i5;00-l7.00:. csnneIs and cutters
eSSee h.r. ss uesa dHHS snS snS
comNercial 13.Q0-19.00;. canners and
cutters 90, SSo-ls 90 ~ Utility ~ and com
down to ZOO. Utility and commercial
grade sausage bulls 12.00-15.50 late:
Gamer and cutter bulls 10, ,00-1 500
assa e. 'esss @.da and y fsssss sssa
ierior and common 470-58o lbs 700
Calves: Compared last week: Las,
lower. Sorted prime to 24.00 Monday
but nSthins s owe over 23oo rs Thursssy; sS sorsed tS
GOOD and choice IL. .eoss. o.; S' S'0SsiSg ccn,s,sT.
cial and good l5.0O-IS.OO; utility and
commercial 10.00-15.00; odd culls down
HOGS: Compared last week: Receipts
too small to make o comparison be-
tween Fridays. Thursday sales com.
pared week earlier, barrows and gilt,
q. s. No ]. around 200 lb barrows and
gifts Thursday to city butcher. for 1875
but most No. to 8 ls0-220 lb averages
as;SgSt ws;sgSt. iate 1So i1sSooohsSS6 S: Hssyiel Ie
Is.sS; s4o-szS is Ye.bo- 1850. 1' a7o.sSc q &c
120.140 lbs l5.75-17.25; 140-160 ID,
cSoiee soSs undsr 100 lbs Ss mostly gp-IS@ iSSo 90
5SS-5SS lbs ii2.SSoO:; 10000 lbs II 100 .SS
odd head heavier weights 1000 down
stays oo-s.oo under sows.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Federal Bonds
Continue Drop
During Week

NEW YORK. July 80 (R.-
The decline in Government bond.
continued this week, given i'm.
petus by indications Of tighten.
ing money" and the bank In.
creases to 3A from 3 per cent
interest on broker-d dealer col.
lateral loans.
Long range Treasury issues
were the hardest hit. The 80.
year 3As dropped 24i32 during
the week to close Friday al
f04 1882 bid while the 40-yeal
IS lost 22f32 in the same period
to close at 50 4L32 bid. Both were
new lows for the year.
The intermediates declined but
not so abruptly. The 2hs Of 1876:
were of 1882 and the victory
2las of December 1967-72 easec
4/32 during the week.
The corporate bond market
was irregular with oil and utility
issues sinf1uenced by the haltinf
decline in the stock market
Thursday and Friday.
Rail and utility bonds WORKED
lower while industrial issues
generally speaking. held theil
own. The stock market declin.
helped to firm bonds OF invest,
ment quality though at the sam,
time it depressed debentur,
issues convertible into common
stock.
German. South American an,
Australian dollar bonds WORKED
higher in a relatively quiet for,
eign section. Japanese issue;
were mixed while Greek, Italiai
and Serbian bonds eased.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
N. Y. BOND SUMMARY
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Evening star., 1955-07-31
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July 80 fA,. - After
getting on to q weak start cotton prices
In the domestic market subsequently
turned firmer last week to close the
period with moderate net gains.
After, cessation of trading on Friday
active futures contracts on the New
York Cotton Exchange were UP IL to &c
points from the close Of the week pre-
vtous.
The early easiness reelected moderate
Iby the continued absence Of any of1cia
advices with respect to the Government.
surplus disposal plans for cotton.
At midweek the market staged sharI
rally on press reports from Washington
that the Governments selling plans fol
the new. season would show very little
change from present procedure.
After its Wednesday spurt. the mar
ket turned somewhat reactionary OF
technical considerations and q continu
Ing amount OF uncertainty engendereC
by reports that the subsidy question wal
still under discussion in Washington.
The USDA reported on Friday that
the mid-July cotton parity price wa
1929 cents per pound or IL points lower
than its mid-June level Prior to thl
official report, trade opinion had Deer
more or less divided as to whether thu
mid-July parity price would be up Il
points. UNCHANGED, or down IL points.
Exports continued to lose ground rela
tive to year ago, being estimated b!
the New York Cotton Exchange at onl,
81 600 bales for the weekly period ended
last Tuesday against $4,000 in the SAINT
week OF year previous.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Stock Prices Turn Down
After 10-Week Advance

fear that q sudden reaction,
however normal. might catch
customers mapping.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks last Monday reached
Ia record high Of $177.00. Then
it ran into troubles and was Oh
80 cents on the week. closing at
|S175.50.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York Stock
Exchange were Callahan Zinc
up Ia at 5a4 on 336, 300 shares
Burlington Industries up y al
81. Sperry Rand OF u at 1854
Avco Mfg. up " at 71a, and
u. s. Steel on y at SO.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 164,756 cars and
26,835 trucks compared with
1885, ,096 and 27,338 in the pre-
vious week and 106.604 and 49,
878 in the like week a year ago
Wards Automotive Reports.
Bituminous Production in the
week ended July % totaled g.
415.O 900 tons compared with g..
730, 900 in the previous week and
7,l03, 900 in the like week a yeal
|ago.-National Coal Association
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on other than Government Sc
curities held by New York mem
ber banks on July 81 totaled ST.
784, 900, 900, down $78 million
from the previous week, but ur
$737 million from the like week
la year ago.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Mutual Savings Banks de-
posits over the Nation in the
first half totaled $27 .324, ,000, 900
UP $937 million for the half
National Association Of Mutua'
Go ty;y,or oy,kc
E. I. du POnt de Nemours &
Co. in months ended June 81
earned $186, 6,392,722 or 1898 &
share VS.. $152,150,633 in ths
1854 period.
Aluminium Co. of America IL
6 months ended June 80 earnet
$36 ,027, ,480 or $1.72 a share VS.
$19.235,642 or 80 cents in 1885,
period.
Lone Star Cement Co. in
months ended June 80 earned
$36, ,600.831 or $2.28 a share VS.
$35, ,734.522 or $2.01 in 1854 pc
riod.
Studebaker-Packard Co. in
months ended June 80 had ar
operating loss of $3,994,258 com
pared with a loss of $5,694,14l il
the first quarter.
Other earnings included.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

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unGasCp 49Ss 72-
VaEl&Pw 3sss 81
Virg Ry 3hs 73 =
virg Ry IS 95 =
Walwth 3hs 76 =.
WarRR Sks2000
W Shore Is 1851 :
WShor4s236lreg-
West Md Is 80 -.
West On 5s 80 -
Wilson IS SO :
WisCen 4has2029 4
Wis Cen 4s 2004
WORLD
Int Blk SIS 70 81
Int Blk 3As 81 1ol
Evening star., 1955-07-31
By RAIDER WINGET
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. July 30.-A To-
week winning streak in stocks
was halted this week by a de-
cline in the market.
The net fall wasn't much and
brokers withheld judgment on
its importance.
They noted that the volume
wasn't great. That indicated no.
body was being pushed into SELL
ing. It was largely a trading
affair.
For some time brokers have
been urging caution because OF
the height of the market. They
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Other earnings included:
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, July 80 R. - National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

DEALINGS OF THE N gANSz r9E TIE YEAR 1856 Up
BONDS 49, ~ open High Low Last Bid Asked
Evening star., 1955-07-31

Am TAT gas Sc
|AmTobaeco3 h4s77
Amt Tobacco u 62
|AmTobaceo 3s 90
Armour Sc "a
Assoc Inv 3&s %
Atchtson - 06
Atchison Is 95 st
All est I 4hs q
Atl est 1 As so :
All CstL 3sss go.
IAti REIN 2Ms SO
3 A. o IS 16 B
B q o IS 96 q :
B & o IS 90 M
B q o 6s 1000 K
B q o 4lss 2Ol0
B a. o A. 76
B d o sw IS 40 .
B q o TC 4s s5
Bans d Ara hs 76
Bell I Pa IS go
Ben Ind I 2hs 81
Beth Steel 3kss 81
Beth Stl 2%s 20
Bos q Ne IS 81 .
Bos u Me las 20
Bos q Me As go
Buf r d P 81 st
Can South bs 81
ICanNatRy4hs SO
| CanNatRy4lhs 81
Can Pac 4s perp
Cap Airlin 4s 60.
Case 3las 7S
Genoa 4lssB2020 4
ICenNY Pow 81 "a
ICenRRNJ 3As 81
| ches d o 4hs 90
Cnes q o 3zss 73
| Ches&O 3bas SGD
Chi B q @ As 5S
Chi B&o 27as 20
Chi q & III inc 81
! Chi&E III bs 2O54
lChi CIV Is rs
tCMSpP ALAS 2O19
| ICMSpP 4Las 2044
| lCMSP&Pac 4s %
lChi a. NV 4 hss 30
lC THin2% a As94
| ChiUnSts 3hss 63
lCIT Fin As ~
lCIT Fin 2sss e9. :
ICities Svc IS ~ =
CCC&SI- ANS ~
lClev 81 Cd IS 10 :
IClev 81 III IS 80
Colo T&l 4As %
lColumG GasS hs "a
lComV Ed 3s "a
lGon Edis 3ias So
ICON Eds 33ss 81
Con Edis 3ssb 81
icon Edits SAs 81
Icon Eds IS ~
Con Eds 2y4s 81
onRRCub3s2001
lConsumPw2ha has76
lCont Bak 3sss 80
iGOut Ob Ob "a
Cuba No Is 20 :
lCubaRRmtg4s70,
lDel & huu rs Is
lDL&W4s .6s2042
lD&RGW41as2UlS 4
Det Eds 3As 20
Det Edison 3k4s 8
lDet Edis IS 6S
lDet Edis IS 10
Det Edis 2As 82
DetT&Tun4 hss61
tDow cnra IS 81 ..
Duo 1t 244s "a -.
Erie 5s 202U -
Erie 4has 20t6
Firestone Bias ~
Firestone 80 81
Fla & est 6s "a
TT walden 43ssSS
lGenDy Dynam3hs7t
IGenFoods3Ms 10
lGenMotAcc as 81
lGenM hss6l
lGenMotAc3 hs72
lGenMotAcc IS 90
lGenMotAcc IS 10
iGenMotAc2Aso4
lGen Mot Cp 3As7
Goodrich 2s4s %
Grace&Co tas Al
lGrandUn 3ks 90
lGtNorRy 2szs 81
lGtNorRy 2k4s 81
IGrnBay&W deb Z
Hertz Cp As 20
HousehF hFin2a4s70
Hud COai 5s 81
Hud&M rig bs 81
Hud&M inc IS 81
IllBellTel 2As 81
III Cen 9aas S9H
Inl Stl SAs 70 =.
mtGtNaj6s52
IntGtN LIST 6s 80
Int ct N IS SOB
Int Miner 3 66s71
James FAC - 80
JerCP&I 2Ms 70
KanCSou 3Ms q
Evening star., 1955-07-31

Rates Of divioends In the toregoins
table are annuaI disbursements baseo on
the last quarterly Of semi-annuaI dec.
laration Unless otherwise noted. speciai
or extra dividends are not Included
Also extra OF extras. Annual rate
Iplus stock dividend declared OF Daiu
in 1855 Plus stock dividend Paio last
year Pasa in STOCK estimated cash
value on ex-dividend OF redistribution
date Declared OF paio so faI thus
year h Declared OF PAID after stock
dividend OF split-up x declared OF palo
this year an accumulative issue with
dividends IN arrears p Palo this yeai
DIVIDEND omitted, deferred OF no action
taken at last dividend meeting De-
clared or paid in 1854 plus stock dlvi.
dend Liuuidating dividend cid Called
ur Under rule Z Ex dividend x-dis Ex
distribution Il LEI ~ rishts nv without
rants wd When distributed wi when
issued In bankruptcy or teceivership
/ or beins reorganized under the Bank
ruptcs Act or securities assumed By such
companies
Evening star., 1955-07-31
COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK, July so @.-The Asso-
ciated Press index Of 35 important COM
At 1924 the index compared with
|170.01 . week ago and 170.99 wear
ago.
Livestock, textiles and the grains and
cotton component were down to new
1855 lows, while non-ferrous metals also
declined, lndustrials rose to 1855
Evening star., 1955-07-31

Plus extra extras Declared
Evening star., 1955-07-31
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, July 80 B.-Dividends
aAA
Evening star., 1955-07-17

able rule: nobody talks about the weather!
Even the children are brought up to feel
that weather talk is only for people who
have no ideas, no interests, no humor, no
knowledge Of the world they live in.
BY the time they take their places in the
world of grown-up society, they have been
trained to be on their conversational mettle.
think the key to the whole matter lies
in the fact that Americans don't come to
social gathering prepared to converse.
Because they find that it's the easiest
thing to do, they will say, Isn't it a lovely
day?' This way they give themselves time
to think.
REALLY believe that piunging right in,
with comment about the movie or play
you saw last night, or the girl in your group
who's getting married, or where you're
going to spend your summer vacation,
would be just as easy for you Americans
as it is for us Swedes!
Once you have trained yourself to turn
a few subjects over in your head before
you 60 out, or before the guests arrive, it's
no harder than talking about the weather.