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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Famed French Actor Dies

NEW YORK. April 9 QNS)-
Harry Baur famous French
motion picture character actor, has
died in Paris, the Vichy radio said
today. Among his best portrayals
we're Jean Vatican in Les Miser-
ables' and Ludwig Won Beethoven
IN The Lives and Loves of Bee
thoVen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
800 Attend Funeral
OFF Boys Club Filler
BY ROBERT HATHAWAY

Jack Scagnetu. Is. of 75l S
BaysIde, need no longer fear that
his neighbors will not mourn The
death Of the boy down the street
Who used to work and play in tho
neighborhood oys club"
Y hen Jack saw Is stars appear
on tho service flag of thc Oakwood
Blue Jackets Social and Athletic
Club, he knew that as a CORE
spondcnt for a suburban paper, he
would have 10 write an obituary
about one Of them. He explained
Il will want 10 let the people
know that Johnny Jones who
lives down the street, who used
TO hang around the clubhouse,
has given his life so the whole
world could live in freedom"
500 PAY TRIBUTE
Yesterday. more than 500 neigh
borS crowded around the SCag-
ncltl house 10 pay final tribute TO
I'd 1t Fred Scagnetu. rs. Jack S
brother, killed last week in the
crash OF bomber in Texas.
Streets for four blocks around
the Scagnetti house were lined
bumper 10 bumper with cars that
burned precious gasoline TO bring
10 the funeral. Approx
mately go member OF the club
stood bareheaded in a chilly wind
for more than an hour 70 pay
homage 10 the first of their num-
be killed.
S,X members Of the club now in
service. obtained furloughS 10
come home. They were Henry and
Pete Spenola, who used 10 live
only a couple of houses away. Joe
PorcarclG, Joe Pearson, Albert
Oddo, and Tony Ferrero. from
farther down the street.
SALUTE is Personal
Their salute, as the body Of
SCagnetti was carried away by six
officers from the Romulus air base.
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PAGE 10
Prince 10 Attend Luncheon

Prince Fuad HaSSon Of Arabia
viii be among tho guests at a
luncheon for the benefIt of me
USO IN tho ballroom Of Hotel
Statler from noon 10 2 p m. next
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

If YOU operated factory you'd supply proper
ing materials and keep the machinery good repair You'd
buy fuel that yields the and the best materials
prevent You'd consider that good business"
Your body highly organized plant" It have
materials fuel and management Every breath
take make beat Of requires
that he supplied from outside the body
Therefore learn select foods for all body
An adult meals day should include pint
~ milk: servings Of leay green yellow
vegetables: Of fruit vegetable
rich IN Vtamn G; servings Of potatoes, other
vegetables fruit week; servings
Of lean poultry fish, of whole
bread, butter satisfy
appetite and S or more glasses OF water.
Tomorrow: Fighting the Disease
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
ADVFRTIsEAIENT
ADVERTIsEMENT
Men, Women!
Get New Pep,Vim
Feel Years Younger

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on your axe. Thousands amazed a. wbaf A tffIa
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Wife Sues Gene Fowler Jr.

HOLLYWOOD. April Q up
Gene Fowler Jr.. movie writer and
son Of the author. was sued for
divorce today hy Jane Fowler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Obituaries
Huqh Van de Walker Wfred Dean Scott

Tu0ef5l WO0OoY TC' Don
Of Valve Manufacturer
Final rites for Wlfred Dean
Scott or 1852 Mansfield. who died
Wednesday after a brief illness,
VIII be held Monday Al 2:30 p m.
At Trinity Episcopal Church.
Trumbull and Myrtle,
The body viii remain AT the
Nicely Funeral Home. 1858 Nav
bury Grand. until Monday morn
ing.
Born in Detroit. Mr. Scott was
a son Of the founder of the Scott
Valve Manufacturing Co At his
death he was research engineer
for the Ford Motor Co He was
a lifelong member OF Trinity Epis-
copal Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Could Adam Eat the Apple
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

The biblical story 81 Adam eating A raw
apple might never have come ~ pass ha4
ne suffered after eating pains Don't ignore
your sufferings Try U1ga for relief ~
ulcer and stomach pains Indigestion kAs
nloat and other conditions caused hv excess
acid Get a 25C box ~ rdga Tablets from
your druggtsi First dose must convince
nr return box On NJ and get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

EDITORS NOTE-This series cannot takcth
place Of instruction IN the Red Cross Home NurS-
ing classes, which erery Oomon is urged to JON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
SALUTE is Personal

Their salute, as the body of
Scagnetti was carried away by six
officers from the Romulus air base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04

AT THAT. only one person
that l talked 10 before the cleo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04

tinn made an
accurate pre-
diCtion. Re
tM en- two
and thr . .
weeks a & o,
Howard \"
CroWeH told
me positively:
jeff will
win ny n big
ger majority
than anybody
thinks"
A. Fnnnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Jack Pickering
Jack Pickering
uan--@----------
Here
and
Now

so WHAT II / did get Mayor
JeffrieS' majority wrong IN my
election prediction ~ least,
picked ttiifr---~r0TCr-- NO ST,
] wasn't even worried. tliZ
early lead dion { upset me a
particle. Except for cold
sweat and the aCue. ] know 4
was right all along.
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Continued from Page One)
General Ande. sons men when
tie Ameri ans went into action
in that area.
General Patton's objective is
Bizerte. where il established the
great naval base. It is from that
Point that AXIS ships operate out
ofeTunisis. and it is at that point
also where the Axis ships.
which get through the cord1n OF
British submarines. lend pracn
:ieallY all Their supplies and re-
inforcements that are sent across
the Mediterranean from Sicily.
Sardinia and italy.
The British Eighth Army. un-
der General Montgomery. was
reported today to have advanced
six miles north of Enfidaville.
wiki fell into their hands four
days ago.
The one thousandth mark has
been the goal set for the num-
Der of sorties 10 be carried out
by Allied planes from their North
African bases in attacking Axis
.roors in Tunisis and shipping
in the Mediterranean. but. accord
ing to the official report Today.
the number of series effected
yesterday reached the l.soo
As 1'fisoa 50 .fe.s
| mark. 7 Yf5a Isa q
Along the entire front in III.
nisia. Allied planes greatly as
sisted the Americans. The British
and the French advances against
tie Germans and Italians. An.
helped so materially in both ac-
tions, Axis artillery was silenced
and tanks were driven off the
roads to seek safety from the
bombs dropped by the planes.
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To be continued

uel, and his only reply was,
give her the divorce; tell her
I'll agree to everything she
wants me TO agree to, but, for
Gods sake, beg her not to take
our son out of Key West
And the attorney, time and
again, told Celerina about what
Samuel had said. and she replied
she had no intention of leaving
Key West.
Celerina married Fern L. Rhodes
on March 3. 1912, less than two
months after she got her divorce
, from Tiff. He was indicted into
the army, but was released sew
eral months later. He did not re-
turn to Key West, and where he is
residing now, nobody could be
found who knows.
1fic iildi WIN WIGS hflfCu dtSO
had been released from the army,
and the slayer came back from
Camp Blanding with his discharge
little more than week ago.
When Tiff was arrested. and
taken to the sheriff's. office for
questioning, he was on the point
of a nervous hreakdeWn and was
unable to give an inteIligent an
swer to anything that was asked
him. Despite the fairly cool
weather last night, and the furth-
er fact that he was in his shirt
sleeves, big drops of sweat coursed
down his cheek, and the fringes
of his hair seemed like they had
been soaked in water.
/ Sheriff Sawyer said this morn
! ing that lifts mind is blank.
Last night, shortly after he was
locked up, an officer from the
Army Barracks called at the Jail
and asked to see Tiff, stating that
the Amy authorities had been in
formed that Tiff had not been ie-
/ leased from the Army.
| The officer was taken to a eel
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SAMUEL Tiff

Continued from Page One)
issued in her favor on January
10. 1912. The attorney who
handled the divorce case said
this morning that every dap.
without<s single exception. over
a period of almost three months.
while :t.e- divorce proceedings
were ander way. Samuel Tiff
visited: The lawyers office. and
every DAY of his visit he used
practically the same words. Tell
Celerina III seree TO anything
she wishes me to agree to. but
beg her. for Gods sake. not to
take our son out of Key West"
The tattorney said this morn
ing, II is useless to try to guess
what coming to you in this
life. Il pd You asked me. would
have sad-that Samuel lit would
have beeM sHt IS last men
in the world to commit murder.
He didn't smoke, he didn':
drink, he didn't gamble; he liv-
ed as model a life as it is pos
sible f9r a man to live.
Butte love, his Astounding love
for Cehrina and his baby, prey
ed on his mind like the drip,
drip, Dip, of water / tried my
hardest tried over and over
and over again, to get her to 60
back u him, assuring her he
was one of the best men alive
but it Vas useless, as useless as
il would have been to try to
butt down the Rock of Gibraltar
with mF head"
/ related all of that to Sam,
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to talk to Tiff, and the first ques-
ton asked was:
Weren't you indicted into the
Army?"
"Hunh? Err don't know.
The question was repeated, and
similar answer was given, then
the officer asked:
Have you been released from
the Army?"
Tiff didn't know; didn't know
anything about the Army. and
then he was asked to produce the
papers showing he had been dis
charged, as the officer said he had
heard.
Papers? / err Papers?" Tiff
drew his hand across his brow.
Haven't got any papers
However, as the officer was
leaving the Jail. he met lifts
father, who showed the release
papers to the officer.
At 2 o'clock this morning. lifts
condition became so serious he
seemed to be on the point OF
death, and an army doctor was
called to the Jail. Since then Tiff
has been resting easier, but Sheriff
Sawyer said this morning Tiff is
still unable to talk coherently.
Celerina was taken in an am
bulance to the Naval Hospital,
where she now hangs between
life and death.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock, Act
ING Coroner Enrique Esquinaldo,
Jr.. will hold a hearing in the case
before coroner's jury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
COAST GUARD ORDERS
NEW BOAT LICENSES


r. c. Foutter. Lt-Camdr If
the Coast Quart, Cartain of the
Port Key West, announces tia.
the District Coast Guard officer
Miami, has ordered all boats
that operate between Tavernier.
Fla, and Dry Tortugas to De
issued new Coast Guard opera.-
ing licenses, bearing the letters
XIV. ,
You must procure your new
license bv Nav l, 1913. or you
viii be operating your boat IL
legally" Lt.-Comdr. Foutter said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
IT'S STRICTLY
CASH AND CARRY
ON AT HOPPYS

Let's go to SIoppy Joe's. the
good-time spot on Duval street,
where Joe Russo and his band
win play tonight. starting at 7
O'Clock.
Here you can dance, swing and
sway the Sloppy Joe way till the
curfew stops the fun. There is nev-
er a cover or minimum charge,
you have the fun and write yoar
own check. It's strictly a cash-and-
carry-on at Sloppy Joe's. Joe Rus
so will plav special music tonight.
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today for the benefit Of ozners
II these waters.
1t IS hoped that no fl1rfher
changes VII be Necessary
n Key West. apply a. the
Coast Guard Building. Front
street entrance. Applicants Wiz
not have TO enter he Navy Yard
On the KEYS, boat OWners may
apply at the Marathon Coas:
Guard Base.
BE sure o5kring your cd
license and veas6l document
with you" LE7CoHsdr Fou-ter
warns IT is Important that
YOU obtain your new license ss
soon as possible 70 avoid unne-
ceSsary delav and Inconvenience
TO yourself
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Iuif! az % oIE'
=. :. by Wcfkins {. Wriohi

AND 1, SAID Joe, thougnt you
were coming back to the old tree.
Ruby and I were discussing my
play"
Kathleen got up, held out her
hand to Paul. Goodnight, Paul"
she said. Thanks so much for the
| helpful talk. I'm going to be
l,pretty busy for the next few
ldays, getting the old farmhouse in
Eshape for the party-but drop by
whenever you feel like it."
Thanks" said Paul. "I'll do
| that. Goodnight, and good luck"
HE turned to Joe. Same to you,
Nicely. When does Ruby expect to
produce your play?"
I'VE haven't gotten that far"
said Joe. Coming, Kathleen?"
Kathleen walked away with
him. "You needn't have bitten the
mans head off," she said, when
they were getting into the car.
What MANI" said Joe-as IL
he didn't know.
Paul. of course. He was only
interested in the play. That's ALL"
Maybe. But / didn't like the
sarcasm l detected in his voice"
That was your imagination"
said Kathleen.
my imagination is never sar-
CASTLE" Joe retorted.
They rode back to town in
silence. But Kathleen's silence
was pleasant one-that is, to
herself. In spite of the strained
relations that had sprung up be-
tween her and Joe. her heart was
singing. Matters were certainly
looking up for her-and she
wasn't going to worry her head
about Joe and their disagree
ments.
Cozy Picture
VOU and Paul made coy pic
L sitting with your backs
to the old barn." Joe said,
as he brought the car to stand
still in front of the Vaughan
residence. Terribly coy = and
romantic"
"Really?" said Kathleen. "You
saw US that way because you'd
just made a coy and romantic
picture with Ruby-sitting be-
meath the old oak tree"
Maybe" Joe got out, held the
car door open for Kathleen. "How
about date one night this week?
Bette Davie is going to be on at
The Galax Theater."
Sorry, joe" said Kathleen.
Pm not making any dates. I've
got so much to do-digging I'D
stuff to carry out to the farm for
the party. The place has to be al
most completely done overt
mean cleaned from cellar to
attic" t
Working nights?"
Partly, yes. But I'm going to
do lot of reading too. I want
to study some parts SOS to be
able to show Paul and Ruby that
I have ability"
"Oh, that!'' .g
Eyes, that" said Kathleen.
@But you needn't take. such an
unpleasant tone. I'm not being
unpleasant about you giving so
much time to writing your play"
No. you're not" said Joe. "But
that's because you're more or less
glad to have me occupied. It
gives you more time to spend
with Paul and Fred"
Kathleen sighed. cts no use,
joe" she said. "You will keep
on trying to pick a quarrel. /
don't see why we can't 60 on
acting like adults-instead of
children. You have your ambition,
and I have mine-and we should
be mutually helpful"
THAT" said Joe, sounds like
something you'd read in book"
There you go again, saying
something nastyl" K a tn lie en-
fiared. Good night, Joe Pm
tired. There's no need standing
here like this, if we're not going
to say something constructive"
Good night" said Joe. 81 wish
to heaven you'd stop talking like
a monograph record, or some
thing-and be yourself"
To be continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
ALLAN HAMPTON TO
HEAD LIONS CLUB
OTHER OFFICERS ELECTED
at MEETING HELD ON
TUESDAY EVENING

Allan Hampton was unanimous
ly elected president of the Key
West Lions Club at the regular
weekly supper meeting held
Thursday evening in the Lions
Den.
Officers elected for the new
fiscal year which starts June /
are as follows:
Arthur M,lrray-First Vice Pres
ident.
Rodman Bethel-Second Vice
President.
Fred J. Miller-Third Vice Pres
ident.
Gerald Saunders-Se Secretary.
Raymond Curry-Treasurer.
Albert DiNegro-Tail Twister.
Gonzalo Bezanilla-Lion Tam
er.
Directors: Gerald Adams. Max
imo Valdez, Paul G.. Albury and
Hastings Smith.
George Mills White, president
of Key West Players, told the
Lions of the comedy drama "The
Vinegar Tree which is to be
presented in the Key West High
School Auditorium on Thursday
and Friday, May 6 and Z. This pro-
duction is to be sponsored by the
Lions for the benefit of the blind
fund. The play is being directed
by Mrs. Robb Roy Ricketts,.
Judge T. S. Caro- was reinstated
to membership in the club and
Bert Baker was welcomed into
the organization as a cub.
Henry Johnson, chairman of the
Etate Committee for the Blind,
addressed Lions on local blind
work and on the program which
IS being planned for the coming
fiscal year.
On motion of Lion Paul Albury,
Hastings Smith and Charles H.
Ketchum were placed on the city
wide committee to secure food
stuffs for the city. Art Murray, T.
5. Caro- and Raymond Curry were
placed on the Beach Committee.
Noel Baker reported that $57.2O
received from recent bingo party
would be turned over to the treas
urer to be placed in the fund for
blind work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
RAUL'S CLUB OFFERS
GREAT TIME TONIGHT

Raul's Club on the Boulevard Of
fers John Pritchard and his Or
chestra as special attraction for
tonight. The dance music will
start at 9 o'clock. Raups is one
of the nice places to go for an
evening of enjoyment and an at
mosphere of refinement. This
night spot opens every afternoon
at 3 o'clock and remains open till
midnight. There is plenty of park
ing space.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
Announcement
OF Marriage

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Willard M.
Wells and Mrs. Flossie G. Carey
on March 80.
The marriage, was performed
by County Judge Raymond R.
Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
Announcement
OF Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Mervin L. Russell,
formerly of this city, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Lorraine, to Hilary crusoe Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Crusoe,
1913 Simonton street.
The wedding will take place
next Wednesday, April %.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
Tomorrow's Tides
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Mild
temperatures this afternoon and
tonight; few scattered show
Iers this afternoon.
Florida: Continued mild south
and central portions; slightly
cooler extreme north portion to-
night, preceded by few srat-
tered showers in south and east
central portions this afternoon.
Hatteras, N. c.. to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: Small craft warnings
remain displayed south of Hat
teras to Brunswick, Georgia.
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TAX BILL. GOES BACK TO
COMMITTEES

WASHINGroN.--The proposed
paY-ss-Yoa-so tax bin has been
sent back 10 the Ways and Means
commiftee e1ein. ritter the State
snent. two DAYS age. that the tax
measure would be settled on the
floor Of the house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
Chapter 10
Sour Note

Joe instinctively placed his arm
y about her, drew her to him.
Ruby did not RESIST. She relaxed
against him - IKE q little girl
who wasealf tired out from too
much ginning abbut They sat
thus, silent. understanding. And
Joe kntw that he would always
remember the moment. It was a
sweet moment to remember
Ruby, with her appealing per-
fume, the dark, star-sprinkled
sky, the sound of sleepy insects.
Something for me to remember
in my old age" he thought.
Presently Ruby stirred.
It's dear of you, joe" she said,
ito let me rest here like this.
! know you must be wanting to
get back into the gaiety."
You're wrong" Joe said. II
like this much better. The two
of us here together sort of-of -
understanding, not needing to
talk a lot of chatter"
ut is NICE" said Ruby. 81 like
it also"
And they relaxed again, gazing
OF toward the barn. But they did
not know. of course, that Kath-
leen and Paul were also relaxing
sitting upon a bench, their
backs against the barns wall.
And do you suppose" Kath-
leen was saying, "that Ruby
really win do something about
Joe's play, if she likes it?"
81 wouldn't be surprised" said
Paul. "She does seem to want
to try starring herself. But get
ting a producer interested, and
finding backing means lot"
"Yes. / suppose So" Kathleen
was thoughtful for a moment.
Has the author of Goodbye,
Honey ~Chilep gotten his back
ing?"
I'm not sure about that" Paul
replied. "But / hear some scouts
are being sent down from New
York to- watch the production
here in Linville."
Then if ! had small part
the scouts would see mel"
Unless they're stone blind"
said Paul. He took one of Kath-
leen's hands, and laid it against
his cheek-a gesture he was
using that week in the first act
of the play. "You are mighty easy
to look at"
"And you are going to give me
a chance, aren't your" said Kath-
leen. She leaned forward, so
that she could watch Paul's face.
1T means so much to me-"
81 know it does" said Paul. 'T'll
bring the script of the play out
to the barbecue. You can read it,
and tell me what you think."ill'
"But know I'll love the play"
said Kathleen. May read aloud
to you the role you have in mind
for me?" IS s
of course you may" said Paul.
He pressed the hand he held to
his lips-a gesture he used in the
second act of the play. "You 60
with moonlight and roses" he
said. his voice husky with emo
ton. You spell romance-Kath-
leen, my sweet one"
Thank you," Kathleen said. 81
love having you say things like
that to me, Paul"
She had forgotten completely
that only short time before,
when with Joe Nicely, she had
used the expression sentimental
nonsense"
Sarcasm
1T WAS, one o'clock in the morn
l ing when Joe walked over to
the barn.
Sorry to interrupt such a
charming scene," he said, "but
I'm a working man. have to get
home for some sleep" He smiled
at Kathleen, who edged away
from Paul. mind going now?''
Certainly not" Kathleen said.
I've been wondering what was
keeping YOU"
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NORTH AFRICAN CASUALTIES
ARE 1900

WASHINGTON. - The War De-
raftmsnt announced today thai
the casualties among American
soldiers since the invasion of North
Africa en- November ,. ls42. 10
late number la.0po.
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the q
hours ending $3.50 a. m, April "a,
1913, as reported by the U. S.
Weather Bureau:
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LATE BULLETINS

Continued from Page Onel
The reopening 81 he plants. il
was stated. is q matter that Ford
must decide himself.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24

NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER.
with or without training. 728
Fleming ST., Phone 551-M.
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MUST BE IMPORTED

NEW YORK. = Because virtual
ly all of French West Africa
peanut crop is used for making fuel
oil, peanut butter must be import
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24
HELP WANTED

MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy. apr7-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-24

DR.. George M. Dorrance of
Philadelphia, surgeon, born
Bristol, Pa, sc years ago.
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WILL BUY FOR CASH, used
Light Delivery Truck. Apply
sSchiemann, 1l9 Duval Street.
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