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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05

beral ha sido menos intensa Y las
directivaS de este partido procla-
maron va sus listas de candidates.
Ell expresidente Alberto Lleras Ca
MARCO, director Gnico del Partido,
renunci6 su poStulacion para Ell
Senado (Camara Alta p~refiriendo
figurar como candidate a la CANA
ra Baja. En- cambio Sc proclamaron
como candidates al senado a los
demas expresidentes liberales del
pals: Alfonso Lopez, Eduardo San
tos y Dario Echandia.
FL sector conservador adicto al
expresidente Laureano Gomez pro-
clamo candidates para seis de los
dieciseis departamentos, pero entire
ellos no figura e propio Laureano
Gomez.
Ell sector rival no ha dado a
conocer todavia Ii candidates, pc
70 Guillermo Leon Valencia, can
didato a la presldencia del pals y
cuyo nombre ha dividido al conser
vatismO, acept0 la candidatura a
Senador por Ell depsrtamento de
Antioquia.
Sea cual fuere ell resultado de
las elecciones para los partidos po-
liticos - liberal y conservador, =
cada uno tendra derecho a un igual
numero de representatives en- to-
dos los cuerpos legislativos, Sin
embargo ell sector conservador que
obtenga la mayoria dentro de la
representation que corresponds a
este partido quedara en- condi-
cion de definir 81 Valencia sigue
como candidate a la presidencia
del pals, o 81 Sc escoge un nuevo
candidate.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05

riodistas para exFlicarles las medi-
das tomadas por esa entidad para
iniciar su programa de fomento de
las exportaciones colombianas. Los
a~Spirantes a exportadores, explico,
deben conceder SUI representation
a Fedexco para que esta entidad
realize las gestiones necesarias an
tie ell Ministerio de Fomento y ell
Institute de Fomento Industrial.
Entire las empresas que represen-
ia Sc lncluyen I.B.M. de Colombia,
Industrial Maderera del Atrato, En-
presa Colombians de Curtidos, Azu-
lejos Corona, Empresa Cibarrera
de Santander, Muebles Camacho
Roldan, Compania Martina Co.
lombiana etc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
por una Hors

r tanta . mas que en- aquellos
vehiculos.
BUENOS AIRES Mario 4, (UP).
Mas de un million de personals,
que viven en- los s~uburbioS, llega-
ron retrasadas aver a sus oficinas
o comercios, debido a I'm paro de
todos los trenes de la red de. 48. 1000
Kilometres que tiene ell pals.
Alrededor de 100000 empleados
ferroviarios pararon por una bora
a partir de las nueve, y volveran
a hacerlo en- apoyo de u deman-
das de un aumento de 500 pesos
mensuales de sus sueldos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
(viene de la Primers)

juntos por sd propio progreso eco
nomico. r.
Dijo que en- Ell 1851 Ell Congreso
Indio propuso "un programa do
mestico del punto w para los in
dios americanos".
"Desde entonces hemos hecho al
gunos progresses, pero los 400, 900
indios de Estados Unidos, Ell CRU
pc etnico que mas indice de ere
cimiento tiene en- Estados Unidos
actualmente, estan lejos todavia
de SUI meta, de un buen nivel de
vida, dijo ella.
La Operation Manos a la Obra
de Puerto Rico, dijo, tiene pun
tos de contacto con ell programa
de autoayuda preconizado actual
mente por los indios norteameri-
canos.
Ell viaje de estudios fue orga-
nizado por ell doctor Clarence Sc
Nor, jefe -pero no indio- de la
Division dc Migracion del Depar-
tamento del Trabajo de Puerto Ri
co en- Nueva York.
Ell grupo pasara una semana en-
Puerto Rico antes de regresar a
Washington para conferenciar con
los otros lideres indios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05

Por esta razon las elecciones son
decisiyas para los dos principles
grupos en- los cuales eSta polariza,
do ell conservatism. I'm tercer Sec
tor de este partido sigue a Gilberto
Alzate Avendano, quien Sc opone
a la politica de union bipartidista
proclamada por las otras dos alas
de este partido Y por ell liberals
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
FEDERATION. DE
EXPORTADORE

BOGOTA (SICO) - FL economis
ia Miguel R. Ga,vis, gerente de la
federation de expenditures COLON
bianos, Fedexco, reuni6 a los Pc
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
TROPAS
(Viene de Ia PrImera)

y Ia incorporation de la Maurita-
MIA Francesa al territorio mario
qui.
I'm communicate dado a conocer
por ell Ministerio de Defensa re-
chaza las acusaciones e~spanolas de
que bandas armadas procedentes
de Marruecos estan stacando los
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
REVISION DE PESAS Y
MEDIDAS

BOGOTA (SICO) = Simultanea-
mente Sc llevo a cabo en- I'm dia de-
terminate de MARIO la revision de
pesas y medidas en- todos los ests-
blecimientos comerciales y expen-
dos de where's en- TODD ell pals por
parte de las autoridades e~ncargadas
de reddcir Ell costo de la vida. Sc
ran sancionados severamente quie-
mes hayan alterado sus pesas en-
los establecimientos de venta de
rrfunrar
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
Grupo Representative de Is 1ribus
de EE. UU. Viaja a Pho. Rico

vedad, en- un choque entire dos au-
tonnoviles ocurrido en- Ell kilometro
10 de la ~carretera de Barranquitas
a Naranjito aver por la tarde.
Segun indicar los primeros in
foEmeS recibidos anoche de la Pc
lidfa de Naranjito y del Auxilio
Mutuo, resultaron heridos: don
Luis Jove Martinez y SUI esposa
Elba Otero de Jove, ambos graves
ash como SUI hijo Julio Jove Otero
de 10 mos y Ruben Otero Bosco,
hermano de la sonora de Jove Mar
tiuez.
TambieD fue recluido en- ell Au-
xilio Mutuo Luis'to Jove Otero, de
II amos, duien cursa ell tercef
aho de Escuela Superior en- Areci-
bN-
Ell senior Luis Jove Martinez asis-
tia en- Barranquitas a una asam-
blea del Partido Estadista Republi-
cRno del cual Ell es presidente en-
AWecibo.
Regresaban en- ell automovil ia
biilla 1899 cuando al llegar al XII
l6metro 18 fue chocado por la par
te posterior por Ell automovil 1873
8P3, conducido por Frank Denier.
Denier recibio heridas graves y su
sonora madre, Amelia Denir result
tb o la rodilla izquierda fractura-
dR y otras %contuslones y l~aceracio-
mes.
Tambien resulto merida levemen-
te Adrisnne D~esgrand, de rs amos.
Resulto ilesa Frances Denier.
Los carros rcsultaron destroza.
dos.
Sc inform6 que ell automovil de
Jove Martinez, al recibir por la
parte ~posterior ell impacto del auto
de Denier cay6 a un pequeno ris-
cp, Junto a una c~asita, y ell auto
que 10 choc6 cayo detras volviendo
a chocar o ell primero.
Ell cabo Luis A. Ramos Sc hizo
cargo de la investigation del acct
dente y anoche continuaba reu
niendo la pruebs para someterla a
I'm juez
LOS AUMENTOS A LOS
MAESTROS RURALES
SAN JUAN - Ell gobernador
Luis Munoz Marip no tiene opinion
tornado en- relaci6n o la
m~endari6p que hizo recientemente
Ell S~ecretario de instruction, doctor
Efrafn Sanchez Hidalgo, de au-
mentar en- $40 mensuales los suel-
dos de los maestros rurales de ms
trucci6n publica.
En- la Camara de Representa-
ties y por recommendation del doc
tor Sanchez Hidalgo, las represen-
tantes Milagros Gonzalez Chapel y
Carmen Sofa de Pereira radicaron
varias medidas entire las cuales fl
gura el aumento de sueldo a los
maestros rurales Otras eliminan
las actividades educativas y conce-
den dos meses de ~licencia con suel-
(Pasa q Ia P6gina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
SiIes Desea Renunciar a
Presto ieneia de Bolivia
Para l. ,srur la Unidqd del MNR, So Partido

LA PAZ Mar. T. UP)- FL Presidente de Bolivia, Herman
Siles zuazo, 9 ON Ell proposho de obtener la undad del MOvimiento
Naconalista R evolucionario MNR), expreso su deseo de renunciar
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
HIPODROMO REGALA $40, 900
PARA HOSPITAL CATOLICO

SAN JUAN ~ Como parte de
la campana pro Hospital de la Pro
videncis tuvo luear ell viernes por
la tarde una sencilla y corta ce
remonia en- el Obispado de San
Juan durante la cual la San Juan
Racing Association hizo entrega de
I'm donstivo de 10000 a monse-
nor Henry B. Vessel, hijo, geren
San Juan
La entrega fue hecha por ell Sc
nor Henry B. Vessel, hijo genren-
tie del hip6dromo FL Comandante
Asistieron tambien al acto ell Sc
nor Teodoro Moscoso, administra-
dor de la Administration de Fo-
mento Economico y presidente del
Comite de Donativos de Industries
para el Hospital de la Providencia,
ell licenciado Jorge Luis C6rdova,
ASSESSOR legal de la San Juan Racing
Association Ell senior Irwin Tress,
official de relaclcnes publicas de la
mencionada empresa y ell senior
Samuel Badillo, presidente de la
agencia de publicidad que lleva SUI
nombre
Monsenor Davis declare que con
este donatjvo Sc iniciaba la Ease fl
nal de la campana. Inform6 que va
Sc han recolectado $1,200,000 de
los $4,000. 900 que aportara ell pue-
bio puertorriqueno para ell nuevo
hospital Ell Gob,erno Federal apor-
tara los otros $4,000, 900 que Sc
ran necesarios para completar los
$6,000,000 que costara Ell Hospi-
tai de la Providencia.
! HERIDOs EN- CHOQUE :.
CERCA DE BARRANQUITAS
SAN JUAN = Siete personals
resultaron heridss, cuatro de srs-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
REGRESA A
WASHINGTON

BOGOTA, MARIO 4 (UP)- Ell
Secretario de Estado Adjunto Pa
ra ASuntos Interamericanos, Roy
R. Rubottom, emprendio aver Ell
regreso a Washington despues de
una vista de dos dias a esta ciu-
dad.
Rubottom conferenci6 con ell
Brigadier General Luis Ernesto
Ordonez, miembro de la Junta Mi
litar de Gobierno, con Ell Canciller
Carlos SAM de %Santamaria y con
altos funcionarios Y personajes de
la politica. Ell Brigadier General
Ordonez, ofreci6 en- SUI honor I'm
almuerzo campestre y anteano-
che Ell canciller 10 agasai6 con una
comida
Durante una rueda de prensa,
Rubottom expres6 la complacencia
del gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, ante los cambios politicos ocu-
rridos en- Venezuela Y Colombia,
diciendo que estos dos paises han
encontrado. ell canine de la de-
moeracia.
VALORES DE LA BOLSA
BOGOTA (SICO) - Ell valor CO.
mercial en- Tin ano de las acciones
inscritas en- la Bolsa de Bogota ba-
j6 en- 100 millones de pesos Sc
gun ell informe suministrado a la
asamblea general de accionistas de
la Bolsa de Bogota por ell director
de la misma, seTor Fernando Plata
Uricoeehea.
Segun ell mencionado informe las
acciones de $2.8e8. 443. 799.0 90 en-
81 de diciembre de 1856 bajaron
a 1921. 1855. 1896 90 en- igual fecha
del ano de 1947.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05

SAN JUAN Siete personals
resultaron heridss, cuatro de sra-
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
ADVERTISEMENT ron BIDS


Sealed proposals win be received by
the Delaware State Highway Depart
ment of the State OF Delaware at it's
Office (Room z02) In the Highway Ad-
Inlnistration Building until 200 p. NJ,
f. S. t. December 1. 1858, and there
after publicly opened for the follow
ing equipment:
CONTRACT NO. k-4f-5B
1-M0tor Grader
a@@@@
Attention is called to the General
Contract Provisions. the SpecIfica-
tons, and the Contract Agreement I'm
the Proposal.
The contract viii be awarded or re-
jected within 30 days from the date
Of the opening of proposals.
Bidders must submit proposals upon
forms provided by the Department
Each proposal must be submitted I'm
a separate envelope and the envelope
shall be clearly marked Proposal for
state Highway Department Contract
No K-41-58
Proposals may he obtained any time
after November IL. 1858, at the office
of the Equipment Superintendent in
the Highway Building, New and Wa
ter Streets, Dover, Delaware.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
~: j. Gordon Smith, Chairman
II. A. Haber, Chief Engineer
November II, 1858
Dover, Delaware 1I-21-2t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
LEGAL NOTICE
HARRINGTON SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT
SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS

In accordance with the provisions
OF Code Section z1z1. Title IA, Della
ware Code, 1861 and the Acts amend
atory and supplementary hereto the
State Board Of Education hereby gives
notice that it has canvassed the vote
OF the Harrington Special School Dis
trict special election for the issuance
of Harrington Special School District
School Building Bonds, held In the
Harrington High School Building, To-
Gated III the first precinct and the r.
$. dupont School In the second pre-
cinct, in the City Of Harrington. Kent
County. Delaware. in the Harrington
Special School District. on Saturday.
November 8. 1858. between the hours
OF Sone o'clock and eight o'clock p. m,
E. :. II. and hereby declares the re-
suit of said special election to be as
FOR THE BOND ISSUE
z5z votes were cast
AGAINST THE BOND ISSUE
480 votes were cast
IN Witness Whereof the State Board
Of Education has caused this cerfIff-
cate 20 be executed by It's President
and its Secretary this Goth day OF
November. A d 1885,
By: Vincent A. Theisen, President
Attest:
George r. KILLER. Jr.. Secretary
11-2S-1f
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
NOTICEi

The Department of Public We'll
fare, State of Delaware. will re-
cesVe bids On three (3) new auto
mobiles, which will replace three
90 cars now In use by the De-
partment. Interested dealers may
obtain specifications by contracting
r. e. Miller, Chief. Bureau OF FL
nance, Department of Public Well
fare. P. o. Box 900. Wilmington 80,
Delaware. 11-28-2t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

FOR SALE-No. Shawnee Road,
4 bedrooms. Ia baths, lot 1872 1913.
garage, call us for an appointments
No. Moonlight Drive, the Pines,
ranch home, bedrooms, slInicen liv-
ing room, kitchen, custors built-in
oven and burners. Double closets. No.
3-414 n. w. Front Street, 4 bedroom
brick home, oil heat and all conven-
fences. priced for quick sale. No. 44-
Rehoboth Boulevard, 2 bedroom bum
galow, fun basement, screened porch,
2 car garage, large lot, lots of shade.
No. South Walnut Street, bed
room home, pine paneled den, recrea-
ton room, car garage, large lot.
Down payment $500. No. Sis S. E.
Second Street. bedroom home, all
conveniences, may we show you? No.
7-Old Shawnee Road, ranch home, 3
bedrooms, fun basement. large lot.
Dashboard beat, we invite your in
spection. No. S-Woodside Drive.
ranch type hime, 3 bedrooms, full
basement, with recreation room, GER
annie tile bath. Down payment $500.
No. 9-Ellendale, bedroom home,
completely remodeled, extra lot, ideal
for retirement. No. 10-Farm, rs acres
house has all conveniences, located
on Staytons sville Williamsville Road.
Cali us for an appointment Harvey
@. Marvel. Reaitor. No. 3 South Wal
nut Street, Milford Phone 1856. Eve
nings call 5e62 or 1928. 199-1k-2S-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 10, '5s
MILFORD, DELAWARE
AT 4nsan fss~f N~K M

= f0sSS - ~ @-Nf(A - - fffs
I win offer ct Public Auction on the
north of Milfcvd on dirt road 401,
past Milford Airport. first dirt road
to the right. the following:
FARM MACHINERY
One so John Deere tractor, roll-o-
matte power-trol and live power take
off; set John Deere two row cultiva-
tors, Z set two bottom IA lift type
plows. complete with tool carrier; two
bottom IA" John Deere pIows on rub
ber: John Deere tractor H with
two row cultivatcrs and power take
off; John Deere combine IL A &C.,
cut, with grain bin; / John Deere g.
section drag harrow John Deere
four row corn pIanters John Deere
Van Brunt IL SPOUT grain drill; / John
Deere mower with hydraulic cylinder:
John Deere four section rotary hoe;
set John Deere bean pullers; 4 John
tractor with mechanical lift and live
power take-off: / Oliver 8 disc:
Oliver row cuItivator: wagons with
steel corn bodies on rubber; / wagon
with fiat rack on rubber; I fiat rack:
New Idea side delivery rake, wood
corn picker; three section sprihs.
tooth harrow: / Horn -Drolick manure
loader; / Case green crop loader, one
1916 Chevrolet 2-ton truck with steel
bed and grain body; l seed fan with
electric molOEf gram elevator Win
drag; grain elevator with motor
taiuminum): / lime drill: / weeder
on wheels with tractor hitch: metal
four hole hog feeders; one row
Clark weed sprSyer, pull type, COM
pIete with drop nozzIes; log chain:
pitch forks: hoes. four lanfz coulters.
TERMS CASH on day Of sale.
JACK pyckERsoN, Owner
r. ID. ). MlifSrd. Del. Phone 4742
DIckerson Brothers. Auctioneers.
1I-22 sp
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
Used FURNITURE FOR SALE,

Three piece sofa bed suite, living room
suites. studio couch. green leather re-
elmer. odd chairs, swivel and plat
form rockers. walnut dining room ta-
BILE and six chairs. set of walnut din
Ing room chairs mahogany china,
curved glass china. solid maple table
and four chairs. lined oak table and
four chairs chrome and W o d
k [ c h a set. single and double
white utility cabinets. cabinet bases,
wringer washer, gas stoves. lefriger-
at0rs. electric roaster one small Norge
refrigerator. freezer in top: Philco
phonograph, Oil burners, kneeSole
desk, mahogany Winthrop desk and
chair, girls desk and chair. odd beds,
mahogany vanity, vanity table, trunk.
chest robes. odd bureaus, wash stands.
modern bedroom suite with double
dresser. walnut bed and dresser, ma
h0kany and walnut bedroom suites, coil
springs, one set bunk beds. houdoir
chairs, living room >taDirs. magazine
racks, record cabinet, sewing cabi-
nets, smokers, lamps, wall shelves,
venetian blinds. mirrors, hassocks,
pictures, glass show case, vtcuum
cleaners. hand operated niimeograph
machines- repossessed sofa and chair,
like new. New Sams0nite luggage re-
duced with initiating free. Warrington
Furniture Company. Harrington. Phone
S020. Open every evening.
180-i1-28-tf
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
IN EmoR4AM
nv MEMoRiAM
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO sincerely thank all
our friends, nelghbors and relatives
for their acts of,kindness and SYM
pafhy shown to us in the accidental
death of our loved ones. Arthur MI.
Fiori and his daughter Arlene
Kay; also to Rev. Charles McGin-
ley and the Hardesty Funeral Home
for their wonderful help at this
time. The john Fiori Family.
11-2S-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

FOR SALE At Brownsville, IL
acres. large 4-bedroom house, bath.
outbuildings and farm machinery
only $6,500 One mile south of Viola,
rooms and bath, LA acres of land,
broiler house, 1000 capacity, other
outbuildings, immediate possession,
$8, 500. Farm near Dover. ia acres, 80
tillable, bedroom house and other
buildings, $50, ,000 Good productive
tillable, lovely nome, only $15,75O.
Near FELTON, $50 sscre grain and dairy
farm. Ill tilIable, house and out
buildings in good repair, $4,000. 213
acres, 1888 tiIlable. lovely house. also
a good investment property on this
farm, SGT. 000- rooms and bath in
FELTON,, hot water heat, garage, inn
mediate possession, only S., 5
room house, South Washington ST.,
Milford. garage, $500. Phone Ser
vice Realty Co. Dover 5752 or Mrs.
Lulu +. wilkins, Associate Realtor.
residence phone Frederick 5-573S.
13S-10-31-tf
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
USED OTTROARD MOTORS FOR

SALE-1951 Mercury rs h. D.. $7S;
1854 Mercury IL h. p, sl63; 1855 Mer-
curry Is h. p. $210; 1858 Mercury Y n.
1857 Mercury 80 h. p. Elec., 1891; 1855
Mercury 40 h. p., $246; 1855 Mercury
40 h. D. Elec., $500; 1856 Evinrude 10
n. d., $500; 1856 Evinrude 30 h. D.
Elec.. s345; 1885 Scott Afwatter, is hp.
S145; 1854 Wizard ~ h. D., s108. Vim
yard Ship Building CO., Milford. Phone
5216 75-11-28-1t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
NOTICEl

The City OF Milford Is refunding
Electric Meter Deposits pursuant
to City Council authority.
Call city office 8083 or 8084 to
see if you have made a meter de-
posit since 1910.
ROY X. PETTYJOHN
City Manager
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
WISCONSIN DAIRY COWS FOR

SALE-150 top outstanding Wiscon-
sin fresh and close springers on hand
at all times. Also new 1rriVals each
week, for delivery TO &ny of the Del
aware dairyEeen- Good cows, priced
reasonably. Colre to my farm where
have my' cattle barns any day that
is convenient for you. l will give you
the description how to get to my
place. / am on Route 206, IL miles
south of Trenton, N. j. You may call
collect, let me know the day you are
coming. Reuben Greenberg, Route 206,
Columbus, N. J. Phone Administer
8-1021 97-1O-3 81 If
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
SVOTGUNS FOR SALE Pumps.

doubles. automatics. singles, all gauges.
Shot, wads, powder and primers for
reloaders. Also have rifles and pis-
tolls. VIII take in trade horse pis-
tols." muzzle loading rifles and pis-
tolls. powder horns and TASKS. Hours:
6:3O-8:30 D. m. Oscar Taylor, Jr., 26
West Front Street. Milford. 9-26-10t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
ROOFING AND SIDING FOR SALE

Free estimates. Genuine Johns Man
Vile shingles applied In strict accord
nnce with specifications approved by
JM. Exclusive. certified Johns Man
vile Improvement Contractor in thia
area n. b. Downing Co, Milford, Del.
Phone Milford 4565. ss-1-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
NOTICE.!

All persons are forewarned
against trespassing on my lands
with gun, dog, trap or cutting hol-
ly under penalty Of the law. This
means you. Dale Watson.
11-21-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
NOTICE!

No hunting on my farm or boun-
dries thereof. George s. Col1ee.
11-21-2t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
NoTICEi

No hunting on my lands In MIL
ford Neck area. Stella Wright. Mil
ford. 11-14-3t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
NOTICE

Positively no hunting of any
kind on my land Norman c.. Men.
Milton. Del 11-14-st
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
NOTICE!

Positively no hunting on our
lands day or night. M !. Webb,
Sr., Marshall Webb. M. J. Webb,
Jr. 11-21-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
notice.!

I will not be responsible for any
debts unless contracted for by my
self.
LOUIS TENBUsH
11-21-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

FOR SALE-Three bedroom semi
bungalow, cellar. oil heat, garage,
priced for immediate sale, $11, 500. (2)
Three bedroom, 2 story home, III
baths, cellar, piped oil heat. garage.
(3)-Ffve bedroom semi bungalow. in
sulated, air conditioned, large family
room, garage. Argo Corner. (4l-Two
10000 capacity chicken houses with
or without dwelling. (5)-Two 10000
capacity chicken houses with house
trailer, Cedar Beach Road (61-Two
choice building lots, Kings Highway.
"a Four bedroom, emi-bungalow,
hardwood floors. storm sash. cellar,
$11 500. Harry $. Rust. Real Estate
Dial 5175. 9s-ll-21-2t
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
notice.!

Positively no hunting of any
kind on my land or marshes.
Granville w. Shockley. 11-21-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

FOR SALE-Wisconsin dairy cows
300 head always on hand, mostly Hol-
stems Close and fresh and springers.
New carload shipments arriving week
Iy. If you want the best cows OBJ
tainable in the country, come see Es,
only a & hour drive from Milford, Del
aware, or give US q call or we will
consign them to youe farm. Call US
for an appointment and to get further
details L Greenberg and Son, Routes
206 and 38, Mt. Holly. n. J. Phone
Amherst 7-1101 between 7:30 a. m.
and $3.50 p. m. S6-6-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

FOR RENT-House trailer, q miles
north of Houston. See Alex Argo, Jr.,
in person. 11-21-ztp
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FOR RENT - Apartment, North
West Front Street, Milford. Call 1892
after u. m. W-9-12-tf
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FOR SALEEBoy's 20,s bicycle; boys
ford 4s65s. 1-2tp
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. FOR RENT-W Warehouse on railroad
siding, 5000 square feet. Phone Mil
ford 1891. F11-28-tf
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FOR SALE - Used 2 piece living
room suite, in very good condition,
$49.'0. Cook Vineyard, Frederica. Phone
5-522O. 1o-Ii-ee.t ct
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FOR RENT-House. 8 rooms and
bath, central heat Available. Call
Milford s061. J-11-2S-2t
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FOR SALE-Building lot on North
Washington Street. Sarah v T. Pat
terson, 707 North Walnut Street, Mil
ford. 1f-21-2tp
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FOft SALE-Man's navy blue suit
and tuxedo. size 36, good condition.
Phone Milford 1886. H-11-21-2t
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SPREADER BODY FOR SALE-.-
Frank Warrington. Georgetown. Phone
1888. 11-14-tf
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FOR SALE-No. 1-21k story brick
dwelling with modern kitchen and
bath, located South Walnut Street.
No 1.-TWO story frame dwelling
with garage and apartment to rear,
both completely furnished in excel
lent taste, located South Washington
Street No. S-8 room frame bungalow,
2 rooms in knotty pine, 2 car garage
with plenty of old shade, located
Brigham Avenue, Milford. J. VIM.
Wells, 19 N. w. Front Street. Phone
4O21, Milford. Delaware. 87-11- -21-2t
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FOR SALE+Sweet potatoes, four
varieties; cabbage. w. c. Warrington,
half mile east of Lincoln, Black Top
Road. 11-21-2tp