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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
RuZZ Gets His First Taste
OF Action. Bags NaZi Plane
He Gains the Respect
and Curiosity-of
His Raj Comrades

Just past 20, George
"Buz." BemiiHg sees has
first air action as an RAE
pilot, bags MeSSorScbmift
No. ] IN q score that iriil
mount TO 20 before this Ca
madam aces saga as done.
FouolC the astounding fcotS
of this knight Of the clouds
in Chapter 3 OF his hfc
story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
Mark India Freedom Day

Under auspices of the India In
dependence Committee and Post
war Council, the thirteenth ami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27

ycrsary of the AlI-India declara-
ton of independence is being OBJ
served today in the YWCA. 1t
will continue tomorrow in the
Central Methodist Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
Photo by international

bonnie, a peaceful afternoon
spent by the bank of the
muddy Jordon, and then the
long, dreamy ride home.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24

Our Mir. Paioman is now in Seattle Oh purchasing trip We will gladly have him select for you your needs See us daily We will place your orders
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
Easter Program Outlined

The Easter church service at the Community Baptist church will be held at Ills tomorrow morning, with special music by the choirs. The church choir will sing Chimes of Easter Day" and the combined Junior and church choirs are presenting "The Strife Is Ger" from Pales- trina, arranged by Wm. H. Monk.
 The beautiful ''I Know That My Redeemer Lives" will be sung by Mrs. N. M. Chamberlain.
 MT. Morony has chosen as his sermon "The Resurrection Pow. err, an evaluation of resurrection for us today.
 At 7:30 there will be an Easter drama, "The Half of My Good'' written by Ralph P. Claggett. Participating are: Mrs. Stanley Alvine, Thelma Moe, James Hunter, Vernon Kendall, Joe Ol- sen, Carolyn Brun and Spruce Hawkins Proceeding the drama the Junior choir will sing Hall eluiah for the Cross"
 Charles Wesley's grand Easter song, "The Lord Is Risen To- day", will be sung by Edgar Burress
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
Makes Trip

Rev. Gregory Gleboff of the Russian Greek Orthodox church returned Sunday after a trip a. round the island and to the Westward that lasted about a month. At one place where he stopped a woman 89 years old told him she had been waiting for 10 years to see a priest
 Rev. Gleboff expressed his ap- preciation to the Army and Navy for their cooperation in furnish ing transportation.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
GOing-AWay Party HOnorS Miss GatZke

Fellow workers of Miss Alice Gatzke at the Victory cafe where she has been employed since it's opening entertained at Q going-a- way party in her honor Saturday evening, April 17th, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith on the Shelikof highway.
 Miss Gatzke, who is leaving soon for a visit at her home in Wisconsin was presented with a beautiful lapel piece of gold mug gets.
 Those present to wish her a bon voyage included: MT. and Mrs. Al Miller, MT. and Mrs. John Chase, Audrey Brobst, Ida Knutson, Esther Bohannon, Jim Angell, Jerry Sigmen, Henry Kit telsen, Henry Auvinen, Larry Parks, Ross Morrow and Dr, Eugene J. Sullivan.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
To Broadcast

Special Easter Services will be broadcast over station WVCQ as follows:
 5:30-6 am-Sunrise Service 7:3O-8-Baptist Junior Choir 8:3O-9:3O-Catholic Mass 1O-F;aith Chapel
 l1:30-Special Easter Music 5:45 pm-Chaplain Gilmore. Sermon & A Cappella Choir
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
Letter Read

Shirley Reid; selected by the Rotary club as Miss Represent ative" to correspond with anoth- CT school student in Cuba, read her first letter to the members of the club last week.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
tPost Office

Mrs. Eileen Ingram, formerly employed at Helen's Eat Shop, has been added to the staff at the post office.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24

Ladies of the Red Cross were busily sewing skirts and girls. dancing costumes for the boys of Fort Greedy during the past week. Explanation: they put on a play Saturday at the Fort.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
Couple Wed

Dora Berestoff and Harry Wilson were married April l2 by U. s. Commissioner c. c. Naughton. Witnesses were Lee Caddell and Mary Gregoroff.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
From Homer

Cecil Helsel arrived this weel. from Homer where he has spent the past few months on his home stead. He expects to be here for two weeks.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
Rotary Guest

It. Earl Hathaway was a guest at the Rotary luncheon on Tuesday.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
Returns

Mrs. Anita Ann Mann return ed from visit to Anchorase this week.
 Norma Jean, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Norman Fjeldheim, was hostess at a birthday party in celebration of her 9th birth day.
 Mrs. Clara Helgeson and son were among incoming passengers on a recent boat
 There will be fire drill tonight at 8 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24

MT. and Mrs. Norman Roth we'll are the parents of a girl born April 7 at the Griffin Memorial hospital.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
Two Girls Born

A girl, weight 8 pounds 2 ounces, was born to MT. and Mrs Howard Tread April g at the Navy hospital. Mrs. Tread is the former Margret Leite.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21

not in the city. We must-it is
necessary-to write in my hand
writing-a note to him
/ pulled out an envelope. Here
il is"
Chevaile took the paper. The
driver pulled out a fountain pen
from his coat pocket
A SHOT banged in the room
"A and Chevaile heaved up out
of his chair, clutching at his chest
l saw blood on his clutching fin
gers. l heard a bullet whistle by
my head and the driver was run
ming TO the door.
I shot at him and missed. He
whipped through the door out of
the house. / chased after him and
shot again as he burst into the
car and heard glass smash as the
car roared up to and out on the
highway.
/ returned to Chevaile. He was
on the floor, his knees drawn up
as if he had tried TO encircle the
bullet from the fountain pen
pistol that had killed him. I felt
for his pulse, but | knew he was
dead The failure of my men TO
show up had decided the driver to
make run for 1t.
Chevaile's weakness had finally
destroyed him. But il had also
saved my life. Chevaile's decision
TO give johnson away had been
his last act of vacillation It had
gotten him the first bullet 1l 1?
Outside, on the highway into
the city, saw few people in
the moonlight The shooting had,
pulled them out of the scattered
houses.
"Muertor" l yelled at them
''Poricial Policial" / walked past
them and they retreated from me-
They thought of course that /
might shoot at them. They were
silent until I passed by. Then. be-
hind me. / heard their excited
voices. thought that had TO get
to Fail right away.
| walked to the corner. As I
reached If, a car roared out al me-
Even as il hit me knew who was
driving that car.
To be continued
Copyright, 1913, Carl 4. PetersoHJ
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new OPA LIQUOR REGULATIONS

In the works is regulation
that OPA hopes viii cut new
brands down to some approx
nation of fair prices This order
will limit ''OId Lockjaw TO an
average price of ne March
1912 WHISTLES in its class. and It
will not be able to masquerade
Is2 thsaRftfs equivalensIst high
.uStllIqns2lved is h9NoioA beat
.i58yGmgE. Joe 'kesps his
popular brands under the coun-
Ter and is always sold out Of
them at the legal price OF course.
if YOU want to come up a DUCK
or two. Joe will hunt around and
in about IL seconds find exactly
the liquor you want
You're the only person who
can put the bee on Joe. OPA de-
cIares. since there just aren't
enough OPA investigators 70
check stores all over the coun-
try. Don't paw higher than the
ceiling price and Joe viii have
to come down-or find himself
another racket
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relatives held Is hostess operated
in his ease teo. A father or a wife
or a child in Hamburg or Kiel or
Munich would seal his lips effec-
lively.
~where Is Johnson" I said in
drill Sergeant's voice.
@If ! knew would say" Che
vale said
/ didn't believe him, but I be-
lieved in his fear. This situation
that had developed could be
made productive. ! pointed my
gun at Chevaihe's chest. Where
is Johnson"
He shook his head and gestured
with his hands
stood there in front of both of
them. They were sitting in the
two chairs with the faces of
criminals in a police showup.
They knew what / wanted but
they weren't talking
'-Chevaile," | said. What adj
vantage are you getting out of
this? Johnson wasn't 50 conSld-
crate OF you. What happened at
the Club Opalo? He used you to
get hold OF Sam Taggard's daugh-
TER And now he's thrown you
off. He's left you here in this
place. knowing that you would
be arrested. lie doesn't care about
you or this thick-headed Nazi.
Tell him what ! have said"
II WAITED until Chevaile had
finished and then nodded at
the driver Understand Yer
Steht7"
He nodded.
"Chcvaile. I said. That's how
1T is Joh1son'S thrown you two
off He doesn't need either of
you We're after him and he
wants to escape. The fewer men
he has with him. the better his
chances. Tell him this. Tell him
that his Nazi friend, the one
called Loomis will end up in our
hands Tell him that Johnson
doesn't care one single bit about
anybody now except himself"
The driver and Chevaile argued
for a long time / was glad ! had
language they understood. the
SO and the Luger.
Chcyaile moistened his lips.
'SenOr. we are ready to reveal
TO reveal where-Johnson-He is
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FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
COMPLICATIONS
Crhe De Land Sun-News)


Tee Tax Foundation predicts revolt
against the pay-as-yOu-earn income tax
system = revolt not against the burden
of the tax. or the eminently sane method IF
collection, but against the enormous COM
plicatjons which were saddIed upon an
original idea
Beginning Sept. ID the astounding
hodge-pOdge which has been thrown to-
gether will begin to become apparent.
First. most workers land others. but it Is
the workers who hate and fear statistical
f0rms1 must file estimates as to how much
they will earn in 1943 In December many
must file revisions of their estimates
Then comes March Is, the always
dreaded Ides of March, next year worse
than ever. Without calling an diversified
law factory to piece together all the bad
ReRss some idea can be given.
Each of us will prepare a tax return
In it will figure the Victory Tax he owes.
on one basis. deduct that portion which Is
being collected weekly On another basis ne
viii figure his normal income tax. On
third he will compute his Surtax
From these he will deduct the tax col
leeted- weekly on the pay-as-you-earn basi,
rot the entire deduction. but that portion
which is not credited against Victory Tax
T-that all? Oh. no You remember the
Treasury refused to permit writing the
entire year of 1912 off the books. II want
ed TO do something for lower income peo-
ole without helping those in higher brack-
cts
Well. the business and professional
han. and the high-Salaried executive. can
Dire lawyer and an accountant at least
Partially at Uncle Sans expense. to figure
out on . fourth tax base how much he owes
on 1871 income.
But you. who can't afford lawyers and
accountants can pack some ice on your
fevered brows and try to figure it out your
selves - and while you Squirm. remember
randolph Paul's aversion to forgiveness. .
You won't go to Jail for your errors,
Because they won't deliberate If the errors
FAVOR Uncle Sam. he will return the differ
6nee in year or two. If they favor you. he
Gill collect. also in year or two. without
plterest.
And. in the beginning. it was all so
simple and workable.
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Chapter 81

Chapter 81
aCHEvAIEE," I said. II am NOT
There to arrest you. My advice
to you Is 10 help me with john
SON Any help you give viii bene-
fit you eventually. You're net q
dangerous spy. You're q victim OF
circumstances" I said, appealing
to his ego or rather to the pieces
of it, You're a victim. You're a
casualty of this war. IL not for
your father, Chevaile, you would
not be hiding in this hole. You're
not dangerous like Johnson
know that you're afraid of him
! can promise you safety. He
doesn't know that / am here.
got the password from Sam Tag
gard"
81 know nothing" he said
'You-you advise me-" Sudden
ly he asked. How valuable Is
the tin miner" His expression was
that of a business man who can
not help getting a vicarious kick
out of my story of fortune.
Three millions" ] said.
Three million pesoS?"
Dollars"
"Dollarsl Three Million"
That's a peacetime estimate
There's no dollar ceiling in wal
time" / had again reminded my
self of the value of the tin. Mere
" mentioning il had worked
wonders with Chevaile. He was
almost normal
Ten millions perhaps" he said
Perhaps that is not too high an
estimate7"
.o'That is not too high. Does your
friend there understand what
we're saying"
Very little. He knows Span
ish and his own language"
Tell him / want to know
where Johnson is. Tell him | will
release both of you in exchange
for the information"
CHEVAILE began to speak in
- German. I didn't know the
language but the drivers face in
dictated No information" as
clearly as if there was a lettered
board in the room. The driver
maybe was a fanatic NaZi, con-
sidered. Or. maybe the game Of
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Sundays
Horoscope

Today gives a kindly and
benevolent nature. with much
quiet ability The native will
gain the regard of has fellows
without making a markedly nigh
place for himself IN the world
There are. however. the germs
of great success IN this degree.
with slight assistance.
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Bv ROBERT HARRINGTON


AT Features
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-You
may Fay less for bottle OF old
Gully Washer" after the new
OPA liquor regulations take
held August 2s-but only If your
dealer has been over-charging
you RIGHT along. ~rs4-~~s---aa~s---~ {
II he has been Iabiains faith
fully by .fhe law. as have many
stores, YOU will probably > PAY
more for old c. W.. than you
used 10. he.aieyafp
Here's why: 80
The old legal price was the
highest charged during March
1912 Few customers could re-
member that far back. and only
the larger stores kept anything
resembling complete records.
OPA had to take the word OF
wholesalers and retailers, thou
sands of whom showed Their
prices as high as they dared
To stop this. OPA got out a
new order which starts with the
dis,illery price of March. 1912, "a
figure easily verifiablel and al
lows dealers TO add specific per-
centages for their services.
These percentages. OPA ad-
mi;s. are on the high side and
VIII raise allowable retail prices
of law-obSerplng dealers-but
--evis-eut-lbaelt-s4+--- ppsssss-ef-sfs -
latorS- ~, II .sroiiBN
A retail markup Of 80 l-3 per
cent over the wholesale price Is
permitted. This may be 10 per
cent more than. your dealer at
ne is honest) used TO get, so he
can boost his price TO make up
the differeh}. Old Gully Washer,
which used TO sell for $3.50
would go up to S2-75.
Few dealers are expected 10
resist the impulse TO charge the
legal limit. but OPA contends
that this increase viii be much
less than the skyrocketed, prof
iteering prices OF dishonest deal
ers who have been getting mark
ups which OPA says reach 100
or more ger cent in some cases
The trickiest part of bringing
down liquor prices is the rush OF
rev brands which have almost
replaced familiar labels in some
sections.
This IS a tough nut for OPA.
old LOckjaw' has no March,
1912. history and has to be priced
by comparison with other
brands Strangely enough. the
sellers insist on comparing old
Lockjaw'' with the most eXpen-
sive whiskey in its group.
BY this simple dodge. new
brand prices have been inflated
as much as 25 per cent above
what they are really worth. OPA
tried TO crack down by back
label comparison that is. by
checking proof. age and spirit
formula as listed on the back
label.
However. the agency can't get
into a free-fOr-all as To what
bourbon makes the better mint
julep. although any Kenucky
colonel VIII offer 10 fight YOU
over the matter.
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Today's Birthdays

Queena Mario Of New York.
soprano. born Akron, Ohio. AZ
years ago.
Mai. Gen. John F. O'Rvan OF
New York lawyer. noted first
world war soldier. born New
York. lawyer. noted biologist.
born in Iowa, 50 years ago.
Mai. Gen. James Z. Fechet.
former chief of army air corps.
born in Texas. 66 years ago.
Roark Bradford of New Or
leans. auhor. born Tennessee. Al
years ago.
William NJ. Henry of Los An
geleS. cOlumnist and radio COM
mentator. born San Francisco.
50 years ago.
William F. ONeil. president.
General Tire & Rubber. Akron.
o.. born Akron. IS years ago.
James A. Gray. president. r
J. Reynolds Tobacco. born Win
ston-Salem, n c. 81 ears ago
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TOday's Horoscope

Today gives an amiable and
social nature, with good viii TO
all: unselfish and doing every
thing for the good OF others
The method of attaining success
will be practical and attending
To those things which make Tor
duty and friendlinesS-
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EVENTUALLY. WHY NOT NOW?

EFFINGHAM- Ill.-When his
family dentist. Dr. l. o. Kincaid
suggested that he have three teeth
filled before his induction. Robert
Zimmerman told the dentist. I
won't have time-Ill have an
Army dentist do IT. When ZIm-
norman Climbed into dentists
chair at Camp Grant. he found
facing him, Lieut. l. o. Kincaid.
of the Army Dental Corps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21

l843.-OO0 years agol-William
Pepper. Philadelphia surgeon, edu-
Gator and philanthropist. born
Philadelphia. Died July %, 1885,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21

William Kelly. iron
works maker, whose steel process
antedated Besssmer's. born Beth
iehem. Pa. Died Feb. II. 1885
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: incidentally. it's a good thing that most
Americans do not think; if they did We
sSogId-h have new Congress every election
And there are many Americans who believc
that would be good thing.
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l822.JOhn Fritz, pioneer iron
and steel man, engineer, born N
Pittsburgh. Died Feb. Is. 1913.
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KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF AUGUST 81. 1888

Raymond Vogue, IS. died at lao
o'clock tins afternoon in his homo
AT 808 Ashe street.
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Today's
Anniversaries

I798.-Janies Lick. San Fran
cisco land buyer, bensIacUorsiob-
servatory donortj 5orn Fredericks-
burg. Pa. DledSOct. /. 1876 .''.t
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The tropical disturbance l. re-
ported today TO be central $50
rEleS southwest Of Bermuda.
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l354-Frank A Munsev. news
paper and magazine publisher,
born Mercer. Maine. Died Dec. y.
1925.
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l936-TWentv-two Black lie
gIon officers indicted for plot 10
seize the Government. in Detroit
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l94l.-OCcupied France strong
ly garrisoned by Germans IN fear
of outbreaks.
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Absolute sincerity is quality rarel,
sound n man.
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Today In History

l83l.-Nat Turner'S Day of
Deliverence in Southern Vir-
ginia-beginning Of bloody slave
instruction.
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The county commissioners. at
heir meeting last night. reduced
the assessment on La Concha Ho-
tel from $4,000 to S34,OO
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l858.-First of historic Lincoln
Douglas debates. Ottawa. III.
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Small employers reported TO
be absorbing Withholding tax.
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. l866.-Nationsl wOrkingmen's
convention in Baltimore consid-
CTS ways and means of getting g.
hour working day
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l9l8.-(25 years ago.; American
planes bomb Verdun-Metz rail-
WAY
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heir meeting last night. reduced
the assessment on La Concha Ho-
Tel from $4,000 TO $4,000.
The code Of cigar manufacturers
was explained this morning at a
meeting held by them. by Mariana
Alverez. OF the Cigar Manufactur-
erS Association of Tampa.
Robert Ingle, who has been man
lger OF the Kew West Gas Com
pany for several years. was IN
formed today that he has been
transferred 10 Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Culling-
lord said today that they are sue
ccSSfully growing tea plants in
.hcir home al 1919 Newton street.
The county commissioners an
nounced today that IN order for a
resident of Monroe county to vote
ii the bond election 10 be held
next month. II viii he necessary
for HIM Ia nave PAID MS 1881 and
1882 poll taxes
Morris l.. Cochran. who had
been IN Key West for several days
visiting MS family. returned to-
day To Marathon.
Mss. Virginia Harlon. who had
been a guest Of Miss Esther Ruth
Vernon. returned yesterday 10 her
home m Miami
Herbert B. Elliott. who had
been visiting here several weeks,
left today for his nome in Fort
LaudeTdaie
II. c. StallWurth. following a
stay here of week visiting
friends. left yesterday for his
4AtflAaf AAf = al -Nlak AAAN-
NJ. and Mrs. W l.. Bierer left
today for Miami on an extended
visit Mr.. Bierer : an assistant
lighthouse keeper Al Dry Tortu-
gas. and VIII spend MS quarterly
vacation in that city
Today The Citizen SAYS in on
editorial paragraph:
In spite of a lot OF hard luck
Walter Miller Of the Chicago Am
orleans has finally gotten ms
stride as a big league pitcher In
lo26 ne fell and broke MS ankle:
later ne fell again and badly hurt
his pitching arm. and finally
something IN MS spine seemed to
crack. Now, at "a. ne IS considered
one Of the best slab artists in the
game
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Subscribe g. The Citizen.
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l876.-72 lawyers meeting al
Saratoga. N. Y, organize the Am
erican Bar Association.
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The code OF cigar manufacturers
was explained this morning at a
meeting held by them. by Mariana
AlveTeZ. Of the Cigar Manufactur-
crs Association of Tampa.
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Queena Mario OF New York.
soprano. born Akron, Ohio. II
years ago
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Robert Ingle, who has been man
ager OF the Kew West Gas Com
Dany for several years. was IN
formed today that he has been
transferred To Georgia.
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Mr. and Mrs William Culling-
lord said today that they arc sue
ccSSfully growing tea plants in
.hcir home at 1919 Newton street.
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Morris l.. Cochran. who had
been IN Key West for several days
visiting ms family returned to-
day 10 Marathon.
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NJ. and Mrs. W L. Bierer left
today for Miami on an extended
visit MIR Bierer : an assistant
lighthouse keeper Al Dry Tortu-
gas. ard VIII spend MS quarterly
vacation IN that CITY