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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27

Conservative party, at 1:3O p. m, conceded that
Labor had won Overwhelmingly in Britain's first
parliamentary elections in 10 years.
At least eight members of Churchills national govern
ment were defeated in their constituencies.
How They Stand
At $50 p m. Q2:30 p. m. EWT) the count showed
389 Labor seats and 200 Conservative.
The popular vote at that time tabulated
GOVERNMENT: S,846, ,905
OPPOSITION; 13,530,828
Both Churchill and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
held their Parliament by virtue of victory In
their constituencies.
But Churchils immeasurably successful wartime
national coalition government has virtually ceased to exist
Even Churchills son. Randolph Churchill,
defeated.
From is only matter of formaities. Churchill
will submit his resignation to King George vi the latter will
appoint Maj Attlee prime minister
treasury in his place.
Attee to Sign Potsdam Agreement
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Attlee TO Sign Potsdam Agreement

Attee therefore will sign for the British empire the docr-
ments being drafted at Potsdam insure subugaton
Germany and the of Europe taking his place
dent Truman and Premier Stain spokesman Britain
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
FAvoRs COMPETITION

There is no envy in his makeup
lie seeks power only 10 achieve
the betterment Of the many by
controlling the activities of the
few without cramping enterprise
or putting the brake on genuine
competition.
Many of his opponents, while
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
SHOCK TROOPS USED

A Domei dispatch. recorded by
the FEC, said the landing first
allied ground attack on Thai ter
ritory had ended in complete
failure.
The operation-pOSSlbly a pre-
liminary move in potential cam
paign TO cut off the JapS in
Malaga, Singapore and the west
ern part Of the Netherlands East
Indies-was stated by Tokyo 10
have been spearheaded by 500
shock troops.
Domei said two cruisers. "identi-
fled as American" had approached
and Shelled Puket Island at about
s a. m. yesterday Japan time,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Top Officials
AtJaekson
Suspended
By RHYS " JONES

LANSING, July 26-Warder
Harry II. jackson and six other
officials Of Jackson Prison were
suspended today in the greatest
shakeup in Nlichigan's penal his
tory. and DR.. Garrett Heyns, di-
rector Of the corrections commits
sion, took charge Of the scandal
ridden prison.
Purge Of Jackson and his lieu
tenants was voted early this morn
ing al an emergency session Of the
corrections commission II fol-
lowed dramatic disclosures Of vice,
"gangster rule and lax admins
tration in the prison
Their removal had been de-
manded by Atty. Gen. John r.
DethmerS. who charged the seven
men directly with responsibility
for "the deplorable state Of ai-
fairs.
Immediately after the correc-
tions commission suspended jack
son and the others, Heyns left for
the prison where he assumed con-
troll. With him was Ralph Ben
son, warden Of Marquette prison,
who Heyns said would be hls eN-
ecutIve administrator
LIST OF SUSPENDED
Prison officials suspended were:
WARDEN JACKSON, who
has headed the nation S largest
prison for IL years, having
served from 1925 to 1888 and
from 1889 until today.
DEPUTY WARDEN GEORGE
7. FRANCIS, chief executive
officer of the prison, responsible
for the custody of the inmates.
ASSISTANT DEPUTY WAR
DEN d. G. PETIT, assistant 10
Francis in maintenance Of the
prison program.
CHIEF INSPECTOR Wal
TER L. WILSON. head OF the
prison guards.
II. CHARLES WATSON, di-
rector of claSSificationS and
keeper OF all the records Of IN
mates
RICHARD RILEY. director
of athletics.
JOSEPH POIRIER. inmate
accountant, supervisor OF the
money deposited and earned by
inmates.
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"a haANAA4S hO9SAAANiNS'
NEW PEACE FEELER

for haltlng hostllities.
NEW PEACE FEELER
JapanS startlingly frank new
peace feeler was sent out by
Tokyo in an English language
broadcast beamed 10 the United
States and recorded by the Fed
eral Communications Commission.
IL said:
should America show any
sincerity of putting into prac-
tice what she breaches, a., for
instance. In the Atlantic Char
ter. Ncepting Its punitive
clause. the Japanese nation, In
fact the Japanese military would
automatically, IL not willingly
several words missing) follow
In the stopping OF the conflict,
and then. and only then, will
sabers cease 10 rattle both in
the east and in the west"
Adm. Nimitz revealed that
Tuesday. in the first day of car
rier strikes by as many as ] 500
Allied aircraft. 20 Jap warships,
including three battleships, six
carriers and five cruisers. were
blasted in Japan's Inland Sea.
This Jap fleet segment-shat-
tered and burned al and near the
enemy'S No. | naval base of Kure
represented virtually all that
was left of Nippon's one mighty
imperial surface armada.
81 NoNCoMBATANT SHIPS
The carrier planes in their mas
Sive blow al the heart of Japan
also destroyed or damaged 209
enemy planes up 10 an early hour
Wednesday.
Moreover, 81 noncombatant Nip
vessels were sunk or crippled in
the first day of the unprece-
dented assault.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
FAITH IN FUTURE

His own words, "Let us look 70
the future, not with foreboding
but with hope" sums up his faith.
II has been said that Attlee II
only a figurehead among the So
cialistS and that his policy is con-
trolled by a back room caucus"
ruled by Prof. Harold Laski, this
years chairman OF the labor ex-
ecutive.
Recent events may or may not
have disproved this opinion, but
the life and work OF the leader
OF the opposition in the Parlia.
ment which came 10 an end last
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col 81
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Allies Drive
For Singapore

SAN FRANCISCO. July q
lNS) -AmphibiouS forces landed
on the Thai (SiameSe) island ol
Puket of northern Malaga, it wa,
reported today by the Jap Dome
agency, which claimed the invad.
ers later weerd riven back TO the
sea.
tPuket is a stepping stone on
the road to Singapore, and is
about 600 miles northwest Of the
big Jap-held naval arScnalD
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27

On. u {. IoOLE, DErTIsT
iio W Lsfsystts, 81 niehisan' spp. c.
Han. hun 80. Td CA eess. = Az.
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intFamural Ban Games
Start AZ Convent
W Mary Immaculate

Two opposing teams. the Sen
Ha ana the Suphomores. met in
wa iifai ntFamural BASKETBALL
clash ~ ths year
D'nine - fsrsi quarter. the
'eahs weTe sVtnly scored. BAT
thf Haofe experienced Senior club
ssfn iauk ~ lead and Kept Il
aniii TIA final whistle saw . %
20 aonss a. faxar 81 the seniors
Playing f1f the seniors were
tfs Misses Fganuvs More. Norma
iFnrh. Catherine Delaney. Jsne
swiih. Virginia Kelly and Fave
Fafktf Ntth Patricia Stancxak
ard Aetta Ffances Cabrera Is sub
tltutos
Poe ihe Sophomore acre the
s MARY Loulso saunders. Ida
iamo Carolyn Sirunk. Elsie
Shore Cunchita Herrera and Zule-
tAmffltt Wlih Mare Nescio
as sutafitu1~
iht >tNhumufe cheer leaders
aff outstanding and did some
.ff fine cheering They are the
p .. Dats Pluiz and Fave
bsttalo Leading the cheering
4uaa Co. the Scnlors we're me
Mtaf Eleanor Hcnriquez and
Ma.s StlEss
l.e uffamural games Will be
'.ia dina events n the Can
sent athlctic program. with tWo|
'fHH nF more meeting every
HU
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DAILY REMINDERS
By
sssnxarA Press Associates


i7si-Robers Y. Hsyne. famed
South Carolina lawyer. orator. U.
s senator. governor and rail-
road president. born in Charles
ton. Died Sept -. 1893.
iT1s-is0 years ago-Matthiss
w. Baldwin. Philsdelphla inven-
tnr-developer Of the locomotive.
barn Eiixabetht0wn. n. J. Daed
Sept 7. isss
1907 - Samuel Gvidley Howe.
Boston founder head Of the Perk-
ms Institute for the Blind. mate
q Julia Ward Hose. ehampi pa
q al lab0ring under disabilities
born in Boston. Died Jan. .. 1879.
lss2-Henry Van Dyke. faHci
Princcton preacher. teacher AMI
author. whose life was . notable
and useful one. born In Philadel-
rhia. Died April 10. 1889
1879 - vachel Lindsay. poet.
barn Springfield. III Died Dec
5. 1891.
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Todays native wiil b. q sces-
Ct sfter strange drhghts. thirsting
after ncw modes % pleasure and
insisieni in the pursuit 81 them.
Great care should. therefore. b.
sasen 10 train up todays child
n paths of morality and rectitude
- that the elements 81 pleasure
may BE- found along the higher
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NATIONAL BOOK WEEK
TO BE CELEBRATED

starting tomorrow. November
ilth. National Book Week viii
h. ceArbgaEd across the country
ard ~ many foreign nations.
Dedicated % part played b.
chlldrgns books IA the formation
- tumorruW's citizens. the week
viii open by a consideration ~
MANY SUNDAY Schools q CHILD
rem buoks Il o sacred nature.
such IS Tell Ne About God" OF
The . ChIlds Book 81 Bible
STORIES Later IN the week viii
GORE programs IA schools. putaic
libraries and youth clubs
ln key West. in addition 20
school and library programs.
Paul smith bookseller. has ar
ranged o. devote the entire dis
pI spec, In his tuokshop q .
CAV shuWIng of the wears REST
tszss. iuT s0ung Ee0pie
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I77s-U. s. Marine Corps. old
est American military service,
established.
iTTg-Ruigers University. New
Hrznswick. n. y chartered -
Queen's College.
ls6s-Henry WirT. Confederate
head Of Andersonville Prison IN
Civil War. hanged after eoufi
martial for unusual cruelty =
wFisonerS
1891 - Historic Star Route
Fraud case opens IN Washington
an assistant postmaster general
and an ex-us senator chsFged
with COLLISION 60 defTsud Gov
eminent: both acquitted % the
great disgust q the country.
i9i7-Score Of suffragettes ar
rested piCketting the White
House
ials-Gerrnan truce delegates
eonferriag with Gen. Foch re-
eeive wurd from Berlin 90 sign
the arrnistice-took till am. 90
aecode the message and draw
up final terms.
1853 - Kate Smith first sing
God Bless AFnerica" on air
io4i-National Defense Medi-
tation Board rejects John l.
LewiE demands for union shoT
for some 5000 captive coal
mine workers
iaaa - Americans take Orsn.
North Africa.
laa3 - Americans and Allies
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S0FTBALL SCHEDULE
FOR WEEK At PARK

Tne Civilian and Service Soft
ball Winter Leagues eonfinue
play with eight games scheduled
for the combined circuits al Bay
view Park next week
AT games are played under
lights al the Park FIELD On the
nights listed below. A play by
play account of the games. with
Interesting sidsliEhts. are broad
cast over the public address sys-
ten installed 81 the field
The schedule for next week. as
released today bs the City Rec-
reation Commission. follows:
MONDAY
30-NAS. -. PCS 1854
0o-Mlami Daily News vs.
American Legion.
TUESDAY,
30-USS Chewink " Boca
Chiea Helicats
500 achinists IS Holsun
Bread
THURSDAY
730-Fort Tayiog Va Bocs
Chica FIeld
Miami Daily News -. B29
Bombers
FRIDAY
3O-Ffeld Torpedo Unit 80.
PCS 1884
sO0-Aviati0n Civilians vs.. Ma
chlnlsts
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BENEFIT BASEBALL
GAME SUNDAY FOR
GEORGE MALCRAT
LOCAL SOFT AND HARD BALL
PLAYER INJURED LEG IN
GAME At BAYvIEw PARK
FIELD

IS .t..ff baseball gam, fas
ls.a W foEtun MalErat will
i.as.i tHumfua afternoon ai
.. N4n...pal stadium on Flagiyl
I...u.
Hk.wluf. Ga cancel th. reg
4.a.lt sbeduled doublehradDi
.ud .tagr tfre bencfit contest have
ueu approved by President Re-,
HsnHu We, President Neil Saun
a. aad Secretary Official Scof
e.. fslla Aaa4ar of the Island
COOS Ba tau isaAu,
Gtae Washington MsIe.at. Is
HHfi. ff .nd hard naH PLAYER
iH ftIs injured onc uf has Iek,
H fN.. Same ans night tfis
..sA 80 BaYtlsa PARK
An So 90 Is b,ug msde nS
..Ua. sna a.itb8Il officials iul
ratss sni ians tu attend the
a.H#. Of. satiI the fund bsln. rails
.l d. I.Hak fr, expense o..
s..I Ut ta. mflk Ca h.. Ieg
fH...h kuaHu among hl-
.s.I. MsHau,rs Malgiat
.. Is.. u.srf aaI ln H., We
Hf - t.aI. o., aIua4s
.. Fl. Ht.f @. ans ,Iun uu
Hh t. . m.mhs. ud na-
...# l.attI 4st sttu.i ami
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Winston 1nurchill "a Cornish.
". Il. noted novelist. born in ST.
Louis. "a years ag0.
RearAdmirsl Wakien L. Aims
worth Of W0nlolaneet. \. H.. DIS
tingaiShed service medal winner.
born IN Minneapolis. 50 years ago.
John p. MsFouand of New
York. novelist. born Wilmington.
Del. 81 years ago.
Arthur =. Fickc Of Hillsdale.
y. Y. poet and writer. born
Davenport. Iowa. 81 years ago
Claude Rains 81 Los Angeiex.
screen star. born In London.
Coert da Bots % the e ). De-
partment u State. diplomat. born
Hudson. n. Y. "a years ago.
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To-day produces = wMlEhanis
tTaVe. end well-dispneed peTsAst
VINO wili face many danMnEs e
set the right Tn IS place. wiaes
the aspects are hsd. an eiement
II iealosv cunhincd with . " -
tu0as tendency appears which. u
allowed vent. mas bring tr<aabl&
especially In DEALINGS eth re
opposite sex.-CupyFiKhtesf.
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AavwxafaemNm&M maM~x NnMa lees
viii ~ tnMTrawa So TM~ Ctsinwm ma
the Emas 90 - . w@sd a@E eaxn tn@3x-
ft@as hat sc ntmtmn@ ehmxmw fss
ehs first IS m@F@m 90 txa4 - 80
Ehe Faae co. staxnHnww typw - 1s .
wwNa and fkW ms4mt@mm ehnxmH fsx
thW first aa woEsm 80 twm~ - &SE.
Easm@me fwF E4nwm8fAwa maWNHtkN3-
s49as2 O. tmNnEtaNsy fm a6wmm~w. hmt
swmwtmr maNWFtt@eEm wfah te6Msr 49,
eammGw msE lave ahefN Advertise
mmwmx@ whaFmeA.
Ns ksa@nxw wm@1twmfa~a. @@wy mmmt
Ne IN fhw @s&tWa h~H@FW a. asFA9wM 80
Tee amg ef pmhttxnatuA
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Pr Che 'irsi time In recent has
tors, Australia - importing feed
grains
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Europe i845 crups are ex-
Tcc'ci go he 20 a. 3 per cent be-
I.a thus, q 1914
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2 and 3-bedroom bungalows.
furnished and unh1rnished:
small down payment. balance
payah2s monthly. johnson a
Johnson. Phone 81. novl-tf
ron SALE
complsie cafeteria equipment In
eladins countsF. steam table.
Fsfrigsrator. FailA. trays etc.
All feed items remaining In
sforeroou. also paper goods
and sandrY supplies sold In
$50 lets OF mere.
Odd let's of Iiguor still svailahls.
U. s. HOTEL CASA MARINA
noy6 81
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f# claims .seg half .t ttg T.
Ams hat bllon dollar q
rfu Expenditure
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planes II life. and the eonsiaeFl
able abilities allowed 90 aa@efl
Themselves.
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ARCHERS RE-
HOME Ia

Mr.. and Mrs. Gem
Who nd h20n vixifinA
wifh their son-in law
Ger. Mr.. and Hrs W
ard also daughter and -
Agr. ard Mrn A I. Sans
turned 90 kev West -
Trey also stopped Ia
stead for ; xiMlf with 4
and daughter in-iaw. :
Airs. Benjamin. Archer
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Buy viesorY Bonds and Hold Them
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U. 5. HOTEL CASA MARINA
noy6 81
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ARMANDO SALAZAR
SQUADRON LEADER
tspec,s. 60 TA~ risl.esl

tSpeclal co The fttiEeui
WITH THE FIFTH ARMY in
ITALY, Jane 20. - Corporal Ar
mando v. Salasar Of Key West, .
SQUAD leader, was member OF an
antltank crew which was among
the first units TO move equipment
across the panaro River during
the Fifth Army's race through
the re Valley in Italy.
An eight.man group from the
Third Battalion, S6Srd Infantry
Regiment of the 9ist Powder
River" Division. transported 81
millimeter guns over the stream
on q raft.
The battalion's ammunition
and pioneer platoon initially had
built foot bridge across the 90
foot river over which the rifle
and heavy weapon companies
quickly established a bridgehead.
Then the raft was built and a
rope attached for pulling it across
the river, more than six feet deep
in the center.
Another feat performed by
Salazar's crew was the firing of
So rounds of 57-millimeter am
and a like number of
37-millimeter ammunition across
the Pc River from Carbonaro di
Po,3 small town located on the
river bank. Before crossing sites
could be selected, the antitankers
found time, to zero in on the re-
treating Germans.
The antitank men, by the di-
rect fire method, assisted advanc-
ing infantrymen in the three-day
struggle for the Amigo River,
east of Highway IS, finally result
ing in the. downfall of Pianaro,
less than eight miles south of
Bologna, and spelling the doom
of Nazi defenses in that sector.
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ENGLISH TRACTOR
HOPES BOOSTED
Az Newsfeatpres

Ar NeWSteatHF9S So
NEW YORK. June 90 Harry
Ferguson, Irish inventor of tbs
Ferguson system of traetor-imple'
ment units, wants to make Eng
land a world center for mass pro.
duction and sell British.hailt trac'
tors to every farmer in the east
ern hemisphere,
If he doesn't build tractors IL
England, he plans TO build them
in France, India, Canada or Aus
tralia.
Ferguson. slight, intense man
with an aScetic face, believes his
tractors can revolutionize farm
ing. His goal is mass production
on the scale of the assembly lines
of Detroit and other American
centerS.
Ferguson spent several years in
the United States, working with
Henry Ford. Ford's factories have
turned out some 100000 of the
Ferguson style tractors and will
continue to supply the western
hemisphere.
The Irish inventor plans two
one capable of hauling a
load 35bmiles an hour,
the other powerful enough to
haul five tons at that pace. Ss'it"
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M3v West and Vicinity: Con-
aaNHMl.ie eluadiness with Occa-
MmsAi showers this afternoon, to-
NNhs and Thursday: moderate TO
9Sesa eakfeElF winds. with an &C.
eassasasi nsnteFsle squall.
FixHsda. Considerable eloudi-
$50 thiA afternoon. tonight and
XhAafNkiMy, wiih occasional show
eFN go ne southeast coast and
ma1tssed showers and thunder
ssml1a elsewhere.
aaehAensille Through Florida
aNamAts and Fast Gulf: Gentle Ia
Fsss1&Fafe sough b. southeast winds
es*f nafth pssti0n, and moderate
g. tfxsh easfe1ly winds over south
H@Fstan tbs afternoon, tonight
ana fnuFAamy, except wind be
9xMnAnN occasionally moderately
Aaaonm thFoueh the Fl0rids
NIs4tts considerable cloudiness In
80 me1sssfa wlih showers and &C.
smSlmai saamils in Straits.
8nekAomvtile 20 Apalaclicola
- snail craft or storm warnings
ksse been issued
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CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who came
to our assistance in the death. Of
our loved one, James E. Ward,
we extend our sincere thanks. We
especially extend thanks to those
who donated the use of their
cars for the funeral, and for
floral offerings. We assure one
and all their kindness will always
be remembered.
G20-ltX) THE FAMILY
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CARD OF THANKS
THE FAMILY

We take this means of extend
ing our heartfelt thanks to the
many friends who were so kind
and considerable to us during the
illness and after the death of our
loved one, Mrs. Marion M. Rus
sell. We especially thank those
who donated the use of cars foI
the funeral and for floral offer.
ings contributed. We assure one
and all that their kind deeds will
always be remembered.
j. MILTON RUSSELL
G20-ltx) and CHILDREN
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LIVING ROOM SET consisting of
davenport, chair, platform
rocker, 8 x IL rug, throw rug
and lamp, $4,000; dressing
table and chair, $500; 20 vol
ume set encyclopedias, $4,000;
lounge chair and ottoman,
$4,000; 5-piece bedroom set
with box spring and inner
spring mattress, $4,000; mans
bicycle, $4,000; girls bicycle
frame, $500; 2 porch rockers,
$500 each; piano. 69-2 Poin-
ciana Place. jun19-2tx
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Russels Visitors
To City Yesterday

Mr.. and Mrs. s. Robert Russell,
who have a cabin at Big Pine Key,
were In Key West yesterday vis-
iting friends. They stopped at
the Chamber Of Commerce, and
Mr.. Russell said he is working on
other articles about the Florida
Keys.
Two of his articles, describing
fishing In the waters Of the keys,
recently were published In mag
azines of nationwide circulation.
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1000 HENS BURNED

ALBANY, N. VA fire which
started as Phillip Brooks Roberts
attempted to rekindle fire in
the broodcr stove set fire to the
building and burned nearly 5000
Leghorn hens, valued at $4,000
to death.
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George E. Archer
And Family Arrive

MIR. and Mrs. George E. Archer.
accompanied by their two child
rem, George E. and Nell E. were
recent arrivals in Key West from
Atlanta. Ga. for a visit with Mr..
Archerss parents. MIR. and Mrs.
George F. Archer of Newton and
Pearl streets.
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SOCIETY


Msa FfAnelsca Avael an
Elnes - engagement Of her
a@mNAss. f.taia. 10 Ensign Ar
naaAm Cammlmio. 1f.. uSNh
~ wedilna date has been set
- suna ~
AmsNm Canaieio win arrive
49, aAMasis frum Boston. lie has
1888 MitNnaAna Harvard univer-
- NoiioMsnR their coming
NA4s9sn&e. tae ceurle propose
49, tnE tas kilami Beach. where
49, wln nEwnd their honeymoon
M8fHw whaeh tnwy win proceed TO
MMfh AmaeFira.
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Admiral Royal E. Ingersoll,
commander, Western Sea From
tier. born Washington, D. c., 50
years ago.
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Arthur 4. Morgan of Yellow
springs. @. civil engineer, edu-
sMtor. ex-TvA chairman, born
snrinnsil 81 years ago.
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; AND S-BEDROOM houses on
easy terms; electric stove. re-
frigerator and hot water heat
er. See Mrs. j. N. Sturrup,
Macarthur Homes Agent, 280l
Flagler Ave-, from l to 6 p. m.
jun16-6tx
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Ammmmneeuaanf has been made
- 49, hwHh If . giTi this morn
- "a thx Afunicipal Hospital TO
= $40 AlTA John Ferrel
Thn Fefnnils reside al 1901
Emeiama rlmne.
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FOR SALE in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida: Nicely furnished, six
room house; fine location on
Tarpon River, walking distance
to town, bus service near,
large screened porch overlook
ing the river, suitable for
couple or small family. Call at
% S. E. 18th st., to see. Tenant
willing to show at reasonable
hours. Write "Owner", "a Hunt
ington Court, Hamburg, New
York for details and price.
jun20-I2t
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ALL TYPES concrete work, plas-
tering and stucco. No job too
large or too small. j. F. John
son, Island City Bank Bldg,
Office hours: 8 till IL.
may22-1mox
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Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK
and SUPPLIES; toilets, lava
tories, sinks, brass fittings and
PRE-WAR BATH TUBS - All
sizes of water and sewer pipe
and fittings. Free estimates.
Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and
Supplies, 913 Eaton ST, Phone
1897 jun2MWF-tf
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SAILBOAT Driftwood: 80 #.
length. 10 #. beam, four cylin-
der Universal motor, main and
glib sails. Moored off Craig
Dock. Make offer. Joseph Zor-
sky, Cactus Terrace. jun19-5tx
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MANS pre-war bicycle, car
radio, and house hold goods.
ABB Naval Housing Project.
jun19-2tX
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kmT West. Fla4, June 20, lO45
AslmETv3aion taken AZ $50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. lcity Office
TawpnEafurss
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8 LOVE BIRDS. also 1888 4-door
Plymouth sedan with seven
tires. Mrs. Kelley Curry, 912
James St. jun18-3tx