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The times-news., 1938-11-04
BIG WILLOW

BIG WILLOW, Nov. 4. = Miss
Annabelle Raines of Balfour,
spent a few days last week with
her parents here. g..
Otho Dalton of Mooreville, spent
the weekend here.
NJ. X. Dalton is on the sick list.
Mrs. Lenell Higgins and son,
Larry, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Leona Dalton. .... ......-
]. E. Stanford and family of
Fletcher, have moved into this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren and Miss
Myrtle Corn of Balfour, visited
i nthis community Thursday after
noon. ..S
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hazeltine
and children of Hendersonville,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Cam
trell Sunday. ..
Sol Cantrell is erecting barn
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Two Americans
Are Found Dead
At Monte Carlo

MONTE CARLO, Nov. 4. (UP):
Police broke into the apartment
of Gerson Wreschner, DANISH
American writer, and his wlfe
yesterday, and found the body OF
Mrs. 'Wreschner, surrounded oy
wilted flowers. =,
Hanging from a rope was the
body of Wreschner, bullet hole
through the temple indicating he
had shot himself after an unsuc-
cessful effort to hang himself.
The two had. been dead more
than three weeks. Wresehner LETT
several letters explaining that he
was Staying his wife and commit
ting suicide because he feared his
wife was going insane. Both were
81 years old. Mrs. Wreschner was
the former Catherine O'Brien OF
Boston. :
Wreschner was the author OF
'sThe Whole Truth About France"
and other books.
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ENGINEER ENDS
LONG SERVICE
Ed Winslow, Retiring Rail-
roader, Is From Hen
.. derson County = "

Monday afternoon, Oct. 81, at
2:45 O'Clock, Train No. II rolled
into Asheville station having at its
throttle for the last time one Of
the Southern railways top-notch
engineers, Ed Winslow, who was
giving up the smell Of steam and
smoke, the grinding of mighty
wheels and flying cinders for the
life of a country squire on his
farm in the Rugby section of Hen
derSon county. 49,.
Descending from his cab Ed
Winslow was completing AZ and
one-half years Of railroad service,
as and one-half years at the throt-
tie and two years as fireman and
apprentice.
A large group Of Mr.. Wmslow's
friends, relatives and associates
gave him reception when he
pulled into. the Asheville station,
crowding around his engine with
speeches of congratulations, hand
shakes and the affectionate cares
ses of members of his family.
Among his passengers on the
'Iast run" were his wife, his eld.
est daughter, Mrs. H. i. Guin and
Mr. Guin of Greensboro. Mr.
Guin is assistant chief claim agent
of the Southern railway. Two
daughters who reside in this coun'
ty, Mrs. Everette Israel, and Mrs
Sheldon Davenport, and seven
grandchildren also made the trip
They Joined the reception group
at the station and with loving
smiles said, "Well done, Dad, well
done"
Mr.. Winslow was widely known
as one of his company's most valu'
able engineers and won many
company citations for his quick
thinking and diplomatic handling
of company problems.
Mr.. WinSlow was born Septem'
Der 8, 1870 at Asheboro, and be-
gan work with the Southern wher
barely 21 years of age. His serv'
ice is unblemished and he has
never missed a pa yday since ne
began work with the company.
Thousands of people between
Asheville and Salisbury will miss
Ed Winslow's smiling face and the
wave of his hand as his engine
roared by their homes. ~
Mr.. Winslo~ has seen railroad
ing made into history and with
the changing customs and prac,
tices in his profession, his goot
disposition, steady nerves anc
calm thinking have remained un,
ichmged. ...
y 3Returning to his farm the sec
Fond Oldest engineer in the service
of the Southern railway, Mr.
Winslow, an active outdoor man
plans to devote his time to his
farm and to hunting and fishing
two of his favorite hobbies. =,
Mr.. Winslow stood straight anc
erect not looking his 68 years as
cameras clicked and friends gath
cred around. Then it was all oyel
and he walked away with lmem
.bers Of his immediate family tt
retire to his home community
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,fused to surrender the film.

refused to surrender the film. t.
Sally stood silently beside her
attorney, Milton Golden, when
Foreman John B. Wood read the
verdict. She gasped, but said moth
ing.
The outcome was distinct sur.
prise to the dancer, who had
over-confidentally, it turned out
planned party to celebrate hei
acquittal.
Municipal Judge c. A. Ball
reigh allowed Miss Rand her free
dom on her promise to return tc
court Monday for sentence.
Golden announced he would ap
nn1l
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS

State of NORTH, Carolina, ,.a
County of Henderson, -....
In the Superior Court. e.
Everett R. Pace, Plaintiff,
VS..
B. F. Capps and wife, z. C. Capps,
NJ. NJ. Redden, Trustee, and all
unknown heirs or persons who
may have an interest in this
action, Defendants. III.
The above named defendants
designated as "aH unknown heirs
or persons who may haves an in
terest in this action" in the above
entitled cause, will take notice
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His community and his county
welcome him home and extend
their congratulations to this civic
minded, alert joviai personality,
Mr.. Winslow is. member of the
Masonic order. and Brotherhood OF
Locomotive 'Engineers.-(Contri-
buted). - : . u.
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PLANS THIRD RACE

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 4. (UP)
Former Governor Dennis MUIR
phree announced last night that
he would make his third race for
the. lieutenant-goyelnorship next
summer, ..-...,.
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HAMILTON PLEADS
GUILTY, SENTENCED

FORT SMITH, Ark, Nov. A.,
tUP).-Floyd Hamilton and Ted
Walters, southwest desperadoes
captured recently near Dallas,
pleaded guilty in federal district
court here yesterday to robbings
the bank of Bradley at Bradley,
Ark, of more than 5000 and were
sentenced to 80 years each in pri-
son.
The times-news., 1938-11-04

RANGES, circulators and heaters.
See us for these. We have a
good stock and they are priced
right. Let us take care OF your
cooking and heating needs.
Walker Hardware Co.
The times-news., 1938-11-04

AT LAST-Every home can have
a colorful and permanent TILE
BATH without removing pres
ent floors and walls. Economi-
cal and quickly installed. Not
n wallboard. Phone S56-R for
a representative to call and sub
nit free estimate. Skyland Tile
Co 623 Fifth Ave. w.
The times-news., 1938-11-04

|'UCk INSURANCE is of the
ssooilgeynolders, soig BY the policy
uci 155GerS and FOR the STOCK
ELDERS: ! o,i Mutual Insurance
r,,: " the pOlicyholders, BY the
poyc plCoTyc!EnoIders and FOR the
,,.oLIOlHOLDERS. Our clients
s refunded 25Gc. Edw. R.
,r,'e'IaDd Co. MUTUAL in
>AalCe =
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COAL-Let us supply your needs
with a good coal for every pur-
pose. Prompt delivery and rea-
Sonable prices. Hendersonville
Lumber Co. Phone az. Near
depot.
The times-news., 1938-11-04

FORTY ONE THOUSAND dol.
lars private funds invested with
US since June. We have plenty
OF funds for home loans. Eight
loans placed in Oct. File YOUR
application today and get your
loan promptly. First Federal
Savings & Loan.
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on his place here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V, Redden and
Roy Redden visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Everette Higgins Sunday.
The times-news., 1938-11-04
Wanted
3O-Male or Female
Special Notices
PERSONAL

NIEN OLD AT 40! GET PEP.
New 0strex Tonic Tab
lets contain raw oyster invigo-
rators and other stimulants.
One dose starts new pep. Value
S1.00. Special price, 95es. Call,
write Justus Pharmacy.
The times-news., 1938-11-04

SEE the Ashley on display
at Hendersonville Hard
ware Co. . -
The times-news., 1938-11-04
5-Foodstuffs
o-Business Services

nj ASHLEY Heater makes
housekeeping easier. See
Il at BIG n. Main St.. '2
The times-news., 1938-11-04

SAVE $50 on eireulators and
heaters from $2.95 up. Reliable
Furniture Co. "More value for
vour money" Phone 1896. OPP
posite Courthouse.
The times-news., 1938-11-04

New Zealand has erected a me-
mortal to the late noted American
aviator. Edward Musick.
The times-news., 1938-11-04

MORE than 1900 Ashley
Heaters are in use in Co
lumbia, S. c., and all give
satisfaction.
The times-news., 1938-11-04
SOCIAL. SE(

BUILD a colorful roof with charm
and individuality with our Tex
AGO slate surface strip shingles
Sold by all Hendersonville deal,
ers. j. H. Reaben, Agent.
The times-news., 1938-11-04

LADIES' SPECIAL-White shoes
dved black 35c; British tan and
brown soc; leather taps 15c;
half sole soc and 75c. Shoe
polish, all colors. Economy Shoe
Sbop. next to A. & P. .-
The times-news., 1938-11-04

,SS ,SfNiS' cash, for dry cleaning
j,s,. % Pressing plain suits. and
g%rS JseS' Free delivery. All
CIeaS CaS OF laundry work. Miller's
Sys ,soeTs 4 Laundry. 12O 4th
e. f. Phone f53. =
The times-news., 1938-11-04

CLEANED and blocked,
f'..'ehtS fs... dyed to utmost salts
s1so,h' r1,,.oh' .aundering of all kinds,
,s,: .SD.ng and pressing by Su-
4, ,.'or Laundry. Call c. C. Col
>,,S Or I. /. Roper. Phone 142.*
The times-news., 1938-11-04
I3--Merchandise

WE DESIGN AND INSTALL col
orful Mastic and rubber tile
floors. Skyland Tile Co. Phone
S56-R. +
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40--MisceIaneous

WANTED - Old stoves, ranges.
Will trade radio, lumber. roof
ing, brick, tools. Bring 'em on.
Get what you want. Govan
Hyder. Cherry st.
The times-news., 1938-11-04
Business Opportunities
For Rent
I6-Apartments

CLOSE IN, 2 and 3-room furnish
ed or unfurnished apartments
for rent very reasonable. 2l5
Ninth Ave. W.,
The times-news., 1938-11-04
9-Personal Property

GET A NICE CAMERA with silm
and complete developing outfit,
only $3.50. Lyerly's, 420 N.
Main. @&I :
The times-news., 1938-11-04
l0-T-ansportatiok

LATE TABLE model Gruno, 7
tubes, SIS; 7-tube Philco, cabi-
net model, ST; table model
Philco, $5. Harrison Hyder, CAT
Cherry St.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
JULIAN LANGNER
SURVEYS REALTY
VISITOR SAYS PRICES TOO
STEEP NOW. CITY NEEDS
40 on so COTTAGES

Julian Langner. of Miami. was
q visitor for two days. coming to
Key West for the purpose of get
ting some idea of the trend of
sales and general activity in the
real estate market and left this
afternoon over the highway. ac-
companied by Dexter Saunders.
Mr.. Langner said that while he
had under consideration some
purchases. he believeaa at this
time prices were jslst . trifle
steep. and he expected to see
them lower before any great ac-
tivity was shown.
He believes that the great need
in Key West is the construction
Of number of cottages, about 20
or so, with modern conveniences,
and 10 be rented at a nominal
cost. He feels that this would be
q solution to some of Key Vests
housing troubles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
TAX CERTIFICATES
SALE TOMORROW

Another sale OF tax certificates
Of Monroe county IS scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
IN front Of the county court
house. The sale win be conduct
ed by County Clerk Ross c. Saw
Yer. and under the provisions OF
the Murphy Act
The sale tomorrow win repre-
sent ls5 parcels Of property own
ed BY 81 individual owners. The
largest number Of holdings IS in
the name of the End City Holding
Company. which represents q
parcels Next largest number IS
the ForSberg Estate with rs par
GELS and Wm- L Bates with Is
parcels
Clerk Sawyer said this morning
that the cancelled certificates VIII
BE available 70 owners directly
after the sale
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
NEWSPAPER MAN
VISITING In CITY
OTHERS COME HERE AS SOME
CONCLUDE VACATION
IN KEY WEST

Holmes Hamilton, member of
the staff of the ournaI-Gazette,
Of Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a visi-
tor in the city, and has planned a
stay of three or four weeks.
T. Burton Smith, of Orlando,
partner Of Thomas z. Kenney, of
the Kenney Construction Com
pany. left out over the highway
yesterday on the return to his
home He had a great time golf
ing and fishing.
Another visitor was Frank H.
Kenney. brother Of Tom, con-
tracing engineer Of Denver, who
arrived from his home in Denver
Colo, accompanied By Mrs. Ken
ney. for q first visit to Key West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney expressed
themselves as being delighted
with their visit.
These visitors and 3 number of
others have been guests during
the week at the La concha Hotel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
PLANNING TO
RETURN HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Sehrelbef.
who are now vending their way
southwark by plane, write The
Citizen that they are coming back
for another delightful period, and
to renew the acquaintance they
made when here several weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider were
here for a while and became so
pleased with their surroundings
that after getting back to their
home in Detroit. they straighten-
ed up some business matters. and
started south again.
Owner of a chain of theaters in
Detroit, Mr.. Schneider expressed
the thought that Key West would
make an ideal spot for theater
along the most modern lines, and
that he was to get back here as
soon as possible and look over the
situation with the idea in view Of
erecting such place
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

which is a 14-mile hike with
packs. An endeavor viii also be
made to put some of the boys
through their tenderfoot and sec
ond class investure ceremonies.
This viii be held for those scouts
who have passed the necessary
requirements.
The camp viii be conducted on
the patrol unit plan. wherein each
patrol leader viii conduct the ac-
tivities of his individual patrol,
under direction of the leader and
his assistant. This camp is fore
runner of Boy Scout Week, which
VIII be held February 6 to Feb. L.
Scoutmasters Victor Larsen and
Joseph Gates wiz be IN charge
WITH Assistant Scoutmasters Jo-
seph Richardson and Richard
Hernandez Patrols viii be han
died by Senior Patrol Leaders
Aren't Sjursen. Troop So. and Ray
Perez, Troop 5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
New Ordinance Covering
Scavenger Service Passed
By Council Last Evening

The City Council at q special
meeting held last night passed an
ordinance on its first reading COW
ering the scavenger service. This
was q new ordinance that was
drawn up after Mayor Albury had
vetoed the old one, on the
grounds that it did not contain
any penalty for the violation Of
its provisions.
The new ordinance fixes a pen
atty of not over $50 OF 30 days in
Jail for violations of the rules
contained IN the measure.
The main provision of the ordi-
nance IS that no trash or garbage
shall be dumped or deposited
within the city limits, and that
no trash or garbage shall be
hauled on the cify's scavenger
boat without first obtaining per
mission from the City Council
Another ordinance was passed
on It's last reading prohibiting
sweeping of trash from sidewalks
into the streets.
There was also an ordinance
passed on its final reading regu-
lating the operation of business
places, and fixing fhe arunfkh b
license to be charge. There-is-
provision IN tbs. prdnapcei rela-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
PHILADELPHIA, CHICAGO, ATLANTA
YACHTSMEN BRING BOATS HERE

Three more yachts have arriv-
ed at the Yacht Basin since the
weekend. the Sylvia III". owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bell. IT..
of Philadelphia; Colonel Fitzhush
Lees Suzanne III". and Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. c. Lacey's .Rietter.
Mr.. Lacey is president of Shift
fers Dispatch. Inc, freight for
warClers in Buffalo. New York.
His and Mrs. Lacey's guests are
Elwood Davis, manager of the
Sterling fuel oil company of Chi
agopand Mrs. Davis. 81
The group are enroute to Ha-
vana, Cuba. on an extensive
cruise of Florida. Cuba and Ba-
hama waters. The -'Riette" is
locked at the Gulf Oil dock. and
is in command Of Captain H. B.
Wright.
Aboard the Sylvia III. 45-foot
flying bridge cruiser. IS the own
er. Samuel Bell, Jr., and Mrs. Bell
Of Philadelphia. Pa, and guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 3. Robb. Jr.
This is the fifth year Mr.. and Mrs.
Bell have returned to Key West
for a visit, but II IS the first they
have come in their yacht The
Sylvia III" is captained BY Nor
man Munroe. Accompanying
them IS their fishboat. Sporty.
Colonel Fitzhugh Lee IS well
known here. having returned
each year for the Iasf FIVE years
and lived in one OF the cottages
% the beach al It Taylor. Col.
Lee. q retired Us. Army officer.
has q horne in Sarasota. Pa and
Atlanta. Ca His guest s Peter
Saver.
The group have Just returned
from Dry Tortugas where fine
fishing was experienced. ard a
so-pound kinEfish brought 70
boat Today. II the weather Is not
toe stormy. they VIII 90 to Shark
River and up the vest coass Of
Florida.
Other yachts in port are The
Niranar Pinnar~ Nlc0yas'
-Doabioon- Dawn III ard the
Zephyr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
.El[ANNA
JEWISH LANDED FROM
NO NAME KEY BRIDGE

Catching a al7-pound jew
fish Sunday. January Q. was
no special feat for Mr.. and
Mrs. Berthe Mafcoviich. Yes
ferdaY. just two weeks from
that date. they went 70 No
Name Key bridge. awaited
slack tide. dropped their bait
and soon had q 3s7 FOUNDER
Juggling like a battleship II
their line.
Securing the huge ground
fish well II was brought ND
On the bridge and viewed by
scores of tourists. Later Il
was laid On the bumper Of the
Matrovifch automobile and
brought 70 town 70 await IFS
eventual fate Of being cut up
into savorY steaks.
The fish was caught In the
same spot where that Of two
weeks ago and many others
have been brought in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
Scouts Making Ready For
Proposed Hike Friday Night

Suggestions relative to the
tests to be held of members of
Troop 50 and Troop 5, Boy Scouts
of America, are now being consid-
cred by Scoutmasters Joseph
Gates and Victor Larsen, the tests
to be held Friday night of this
week, when the boys 60 out on a
hike.
The camping place viii be Boca
Chica Beach, which will be NAM
ed Camp Le-Rote, in honor of the
sponsoring bodies. American Lee
gion. Tropo 5. and Rotary Club,
Troop 50.
Beginning of the hike win be at
$50 O'Clock. at which time the
troops viii leave the Scout Den
and 90 direct to the camp where.
the encampment win be gotten
ready at once and after supper
tests viii begin.
Some Of the scouts viii pass
their first class requirements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
Grand Master Beattie. Complains
OF Information Booth Service

The way the Key West infor-
nation booth Al Miami is run. II
is the most ineonvenienf thing in
the world for tourists II anyone
misses Miami. either coming
right through. Or taking the route
from Tampa. which saves IS miles
by cutting below Miami there Is
no opportunity 10 reserve ferry
tickets except by driving all the
way back 10 Miami said II ..
Beaffis grand master Of the Odd
Fellows lodge today.
Mr.. Beattie arrived yesterday
with Grand Herald Il c. Griggs
TO pay an official visit 70 the
three Odd Fellows lodges tonight
at the Cuba Lodge Hall No. Is.
4 phoned the booth 20 make
reservations Tor the ferry from
my home In Homestead / was
told wuuld have 10 come TO
Miami 70 GET ny tickets. ] then
asked Il ] might not wire tho
money 70 them ard have the bus
driver bring my reservation Ger
tainly not expecting thcm % re-
fuse this offer. Il wss my surprise
to find that fhey did. and then
and al through the interview ]
found an indiffeEent attitude On
the part Ct the attendant. which
I certainly nnsai1 not associate
with the famed hospitality q
Key Wezt." Mr Beaftie sad
The Grand Master finally ar
ranged for rs tickets b haTins
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
MRS. MARION
CODY VISITING
IN ISLAND CITY
MRS. coDY,s PICTURE Ap-
FEARED ON FRONT COVER
OF LAST WEEKS LITERARY
DIGEST

Mrs. Marion HoIbrook Cody,
wife of the Art Director of the
Literary Digest, Bill Cody, is a
visitor in Key West, and is living
at 1120 Seminary street, IN the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Thompson.
Some time ago Mrs. Cody wrote
the Chamber of Commerce, asked
numerous questions about the
city. climate and in fact a num-
Der of those questions usually
asked by one whose idea is to
visit the scene.
It is evident that Secretary S.
c. SingIeton's replies to Mrs.
Cody,s letters were convincing, as
a short time later she arrived, Sc
cured reservations and is COM
fortably located. And near her on
the same street, is her friend, who
was mentioned in the letter, Mrs.
Prins and her three children
On the front cover of the Lit
erary Digest of last week, appears
a particularly interesting picture.
II depicts a face lit up with a
smile which indicates that the
person is happily satisfied with
the world, and looks out of the
picture as though she tends to
convey to the beholder, the same
spirit of satisfaction and happi-
ness
The picture is that of Mrs. Mar
ion Holbrook Cody.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

tive 70 amusement parks which
is an amendment 10 the sane er-
dinance which was passed @ -
first reading AZ a previous Eannl
Ing.
II fixes a charge Of SO Per day
instead Of SO per week. Is here
tofore. for lunch stands o. coaznf-
ers, cane racks, knife racks czndy
stands, pop corn and peanut
stands, or any other booth where
articles are sold adjacent q and
not connected with the ez1nnl
tons described and within ti.E
enclosure Of amusement parks
II was ordered that the CITY
Council and the Board CT Publlx
Works meet IN joint session SINE
time during the week for fhe pur-
pose Of discussing matters rela-
tive to sweeping the streets. ard
having them kept clean
A committee composed q
Councilmen Doughty. Freeman
and Fulford. was instructed -
confer with A Maitland Adams
relative TO reaching an agreement
with Mr. Adams for the CRY -
work out q plan Of refinzncsnE ~
with the rify's prup-
erty. known as the WaEner
property.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

Mr.. Griggs. who was mnturing
from Bradcnfon stop az Mizzni
and secure the tickets.
Explaining that he has hear1
of hundreds of cases IN usileh
service given tourists wns 81 tne
poorest kind, and nat he KRIS
Of many who have not come 81
down 70 Key West mainly -
cause their first iEnpreszion e &c
inconvenienre q securing t1ckefz
left such = bad taste with tisenn
Mr.. Beattie urged TIE Clfixen e.
bring before the people - Key
West The need for q very eflicsEzst
and hozpitzhie informstion tnoezh.
There are many ofher czses -
has cone Ia contact win -
which TIE notorisi has drives
straight through 70 ne ferry sn1
then beer ohIiged 60 m0ior k4ek
20 Miaui 20 Eef fickel4 he cm-
tinued. There ntoui6 - . heEasE
arrangement TRAN this. &r BeaE
tie said TO show how eaeer nzazz
fol- stin are % Sc here. 80 srsts
q al the ohstaciez. nuznkser e
those who were obIged q rsaAs
the 10 mile TIP haek, toaskz
fheir tickets AID care down
Mr. CriRgs and Mr. Bea<<ls
who have been Shown 90 ~
lights Ct locai nembe<x Is 1ae
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