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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
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THE SITUATION: When ask
ed what he would like to drink,
a guest in your house names
some non-alcoholic drink.
WRONG WAY: Keep urging
him to have a whisky and soda,
guessing that he is probably
conscious of the liquor shortage
and that accounts for his re-
fusal.
RIGHT WAY: Say, "You are
sure you don't want me to mix
you a drink" - and then give
him what he asked for without
further protest. (Respect the
wishes of guests when they say
what they would like to have. }
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Outdoor Sports
Are Best Reducers
By ALICIA HART

WHEN 1t comes to making
you healthy and handsome, set
ting-up exercises in a coy room
can't hold a candle to activity
that keeps you busting out Of
doors. What bracing cold, tonic
air and exhilarating motion can
do to gloss up good looks is
something that only your mirror
can tell you.
To make the urge to get out a
sirens call, adopt a winter
sport. 1t can be bicycling, which
is an invitation out-of-doors in
good weather and which can
help solve your transportation
problems these gas-less days.
II there is a frozen pond, lake
or rink handy, try your skill on
skates. Dare to buckle on skis,
il there is an icy slope that rises
near you or is available by snow
train. Once mastered, this art of
balance in swift motion will hold
you enthralled for life.
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Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

HENRY o. NEUMANN, Route
4, to February "a.
VERN r. HUFFMAN, Utica,
to February %.
JAMES w. KENDRICK. New
Haven, to March 3.
CLARENCE w. SONNTAG,
East Detroit, to February 81.
THEODORE GILBERT, St.
Clair Shores, to March 8.
FRANK c. Pulls, Richmond,
to March 6.
HERBERT BEVERS DORF,
Richmond, to February Fl.
ROBERT J. FULLER, JR., 119
Grand avenue, to February q.
MELVIN o. BOBCEAN, Rich.
mond, to March 5.
DAVID A. CRELLIN, 1876
Cottrell, to February IS.
RUBEN WIN, Mount
Clemens, to March IL.
BYRON r. BOYER, 1873 Nor
oss avenue, to February %.
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ter. Plans were made for a
rummage sale to be held Febru-
airy %, in the Matthews building
on Broadway.
The Circle will meet again
February Is, at the home of Mrs.
Fred Schock.
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Meeting Monday

THE GOLDEN RULE CIR
Gle met Monday afternoon at
the Kings Daughters home.
Mrs. Fred Schock presided in
the absence of Mrs. Elmore Les
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JUNIOR RED CROSS GROUP ENJOYS
PICNIC GIVEN HERE ON SATURDAY

Mrs. Dagny Porter, Chairman
of the Junior Red Cross, presided
at a picnic which was enjoyed by
the sewing group of that activity
Saturday, April 28th at Shangri-
La Beach. The picnic was in cele-
bration of completing the spring
quota of Junior Red Cross work.
They have made $40 utility bags,
ii bed jackets and one knitted
afghan. They have collected 70
jig-saw puzzles and 40 pocket
size novels. These articles are
sent to hospitalized servicemen
and to those embarking for over
seas. Many items are sent to ref
ugee children in Europe.
Mrs. Madeleine L. Brown, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the Key
West Chapter, presented each
girl with an attractive Junior
Red Cross Emblem for her faith
full and conscientious service.
She spoke of the important part
they played in the war effort
and earnestly urged Junior Red
Cross to continue with their
splendid work.
Plans are now being made for
Junior Red Cross members to
make Christmas decoration unit
which must be completed by
August lst. Mrs. Porter urges al
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By BOB THOMAS
fuv Aaaoclased Esrensb

HOLLYWOOD, April 30.-Mo-
ton pictures, like every other IN
dustry and nearly every home,
have the problem of adjusting
the returning veteran, and Leslie
Fenton thinks Hollywood should
start making plans.
'"The only arrangement so far,
Fenton said in his producers Of
flee, lis the stipulation that the
veteran can have his old job back.
But that isn't enough, because
many of them don't want their
old job back and deserve some
thing better.
There have been lot of young
men who went into the service
from insignificant jobs in the
movies. They have learned a lot
about picture making in the pho
Geographic branches of the Army
and Navy. Many have done mag
nificent work. One needs only
to see Fighting Lady to realize
that.
"Those men are not going to be
content to return to polishing
cameras, as they were doing be-
fore the war. And they shouldn't
have to.
Fenton himself is a veteran.
He was a well known actor in
the early Thirties until he decid-
ed he was being typed as a gang
ster. He was a promising young
director until he joined the Royal
Navy in $780, He served as lieu
tenant aboard a torpedo boat and
also made documentary films for
The government.
Fenton's transition to civilian
life was successful. He continued
making, films forathe British gov
eminent after his. Navy discharge
and then came to. Hollywood to
direct Tomorrow the World" and
&c. 1. joe" At present he is pre-
pairing Pardon My Past" which
he and Fred MacMurray will
produce.
The director said the solution
to the problem of finding jobs
for servicemen who have become
expert film makers might be in a
program of films sponsored and
subsidized by the government.
'The veterans could make doc
umentaries to help sell the United
States to the rest of the world.
Heaven knows the U. S. will need
some selling. The documentaries
could counterfeit the bad impress
sion created by commercial
films"
He said that foreigners get the
impression from American NOV
les that every stenographer lives
in luxury in a penthouse.
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On Thursday, April rs, a sur
prise birthday party was given
for Oscar Y. McClannan, Jr. (Mac
to all of his friends) Sic, of Nor
folk, Va, and Naval Operating
Base, Key West, at the Congre-
gational Service Center. The Cen
ter was decorated in red and
white, and many bouquets OF
bright red and other gay flowers
gave added beauty.
Mac was detained at the base
by a ruse until all the guests
could be present to greet him on
his arrival. The presents, beauti-
full, useful and comical, together
with the beautiful birthday cake,
decorated with 20 candles, were
placed on one of the tables and
Mac was greeted with the old
familiar song, Happy Birthday"
when he arrived.
The party was a great success
and an enjoyable time was had
by all present. Delicious refresh
ments were served, including
candy, ice cream and cake.
Prizes were awarded to Ralph
b. Clark, Jack Currie and Gene
We've Hamilton.
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=: SOCIETY ::
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
THURSDAY FOR OSCAR M'CLANNAN

The party was sponsored by
Macs mother, Mrs. Oscar Y. Nc
Clannan, ST., of Norfolk, who,
while many miles away from Key
West, made all the arrangements
through Mrs. John v. Archer 1t
might be said in passing that all
the useful gifts were received
from Norfolk, while the comical
gifts came from Key West.
Those present were Genevieve
Hamilton, Ruthie DiNegro, Jack
Currie, Donald S. Stock, Alice
Fahy, Ed Carpenter, Dottie Dun
gan, Thomas NJ. Summers, Connie
Adams, Roger Schuenaman, Betty
Boza, Gene Sell, Jimmy Nc
Grady, Ray Carter, Betty L.
Clark, Ralph B. Clark, Tom
Shields, Barbara B. Burdock, Betty
Armayor, Ralph Sheehan, Roy
Adds, Belva ]. Hicks, Milton D,
Stokes, Gean Pena, Betty Ray
Brady, Evelyn Jenkins, Gladys M.
Sands, Alma Rash, Samuel P.
Reinke, Joe Singleton, Wilma
Reinke, Pat Harvey, Michael Lik-
van, little John Reinke, and Mr..
and Mrs. John v. Archer.
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon, tonight and
Tuesday; slightly cooler tonight;
moderate westerly winds, becom-
ing moderate northerly tonight
ano Tuesday.
Florida; Partly cloudy and cool
er in north, cloudy and continued
warm with a fey scattered show
ers and widely scattered thunder
storms in south portion today;
partly cloudy tonight, cooler in
north and central portions; Tues
day partly cloudy, slightly cool.
er in central portion.
St. Augustine through Florida
Straits: Moderate north winds
over north portion and moderate
west TO southwest winds over
south, portion today and tonight,
becoming gentle to moderate
north TO northeast winds over
north and central portions and
moderate variable winds over ex-
reme south, portion Tuesday;
partly cloudy over north, mostly
cloudy with scattered showers
over souht portion today, becom-
ing partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday.
East Gulf: Moderate north
winds over north portion and
moderate vest winds over south
portion today, becoming gentle
to moderate north to northeast
winds over north and central
portions and moderate variable
winds over extreme south portion
tonight and Tuesday; partly
cloudy over north, mostly cloudy
with scattered showers over south
portion today, becoming partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola,
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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VIOLIN RECITAL
TUESDAY EVENING

The Friends of Music Society
will be entertained by Miss Anita
Cato, 1927 Duval street. on Tues
day evening, May l, at BIS
o'clock.
At that time a violin recital will
be presented by Larry j. v. Des-
jardins, SIC, USN, with piano ac-
compartments by Miss Cato.
Both musicians are graduates
of the New England Conservatory
of Music and their program con-
siSts of the following loved
compositions:
Cavatina-Raff, Minuet-Pade-
rewski, Madrigale - Simonetti,
Serenade--Drdla, "Tu" Habanera
re. Sanchez de Fuentes, 'EStrel-
lita%r Gancion, Mexicana-+-M.. M.
Ponce, lei ChoeloD Tango ,Argen-
tiner7Villeldo, zigeupeEWeisenI-v
p, De SaraSates>lC ~, 90 cotn.
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girls with artistic skill to come
to the Junior Redn Gross work
room at@thep Woman's Club next
Saturday, morning when plans
will be, discussed for this project
When the decorations arescom-
pleted they are to be shipped
overseas for use by servicemen at
out-of-the-way posts.
Those who are working with
Junior Red Cross and members
who attended the picnic were:
Mrs. Dagny Porter, Mrs. Bessie
Schuck, production chairman;
Mrs. Doris Thompson, Mrs. Lydia
Howes, Mrs. Margaret Russell,
Mrs. Alma Curran, Mrs. Mad
eleine L. Brown, Miss Patsy
Crawley, Miss Myina Order,
Miss Diana Molina, Miss Ottilee
Aguero, Miss Mae Kaplan, Miss
Betty Key, Miss Gale Curry, Miss
Maxine Victor, Miss Nancy Saw
yer, Miss Shirley Fay Spencer,
Miss Marie Spencer, Miss Elise
Lee Thompson, Miss Yvonne NC
Cardle, Miss Mary Ann Howes
Miss Donna Sawyer, Miss Mild
red Mckinney, Miss lola cany,ls
Miss Faydette Thompson, Mis-:
Margaret Russell, Miss Joan Por'
ter, Miss Dolores Conant, DAME
Howes.
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DIN W. Shelton, 321 9th St.,
Bradenton. Dt. .e.i
Army Missing. Pacific Area
Cooke, William T., Jr., Sgt,
husband of Mrs. Margaret l..
Cooke, 3427 Burlington Ave, NJ,
st. Petersburg.
Homer, Walter W., Capt. hus-
band of Mrs. Jacqueline P.
Homer, 1866 SW 9th Ave,
Miami.
Army Prisoners of War. Germany
Clemens, Loron E., Pvt, son of
John w. Clemens, Box 6, Mayo.
Covalt, James P, Pfc, son of
Mrs. Gladys Covalt, 1880 NE 4th
Ave, Miami.
Emmons, Overland, Pfc, son of
Mrs. Linnie Emmons, Route /,
Box 260, Pensacola.
English, James, H., Jr., Pvt,
husband Of Mrs. Marilyn A. Eng
lish, 514 lst ST, NJ, Winterhaven.
Orr, Bernard c., Pvt, son of
Mrs. Gertrude R. Orr, 1903 E.
Gore Ave, Orlando. 80.
Rogers, Charles E., WO Gg),
husband of Mrs. Theo A. Rogers,
220 Taylor Ave, Daytona Beach.
Roland, Tillman T. Jr., Pfc,
son of Mrs. Doris L. Roland, 43
NV Sd Ave, Miami.
Sanders, Louis NJ, Pfc, son of
Mrs. Lula Jane Sanders. Orio
Vista.
Thomas, James W., Pvt, son of
Mrs. Alice l. Thomas, Bagdad.
Thornton, Billy R., Pfc, son of
Mrs. Maude o. Thornton, l124 w.
Olive ST., Lakeland.
Williams, Ted c., Pvt, son of
Louis B. Williams, 3O4 Henry St,
Milton.
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DIVISION ST. SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL
APRIL az. ls4S

The honor roll that follows
herewith is for the fifth period of
the school year. Parents and pu-
pills are asked to keep in mind
that there is just one sixweek pc
riod remaining. Il
Many pupils whose work has
been below passing still have an
opportunity to catch up if they
work hard enough and are en-
couraged by interested parents.
Therefore it is hoped that the
parents of children whose marks
are low will make a special effort
to cooperate with the teachers
during the few remaining weeks
of school.
First Grade
Nelson Carey, Robert Polk, Di-
ane knight, Phillip Nusbaum,
Patsy Norman, Carolyn Norman,
Ashton Watkins, Martin Curry,
Sharon Pritchard, L. T. Curry,
Paulette Albury, Sandra Smith,
Freddie Maloney, Judy Whit
marsh, Wally Cervantes, Thomas
Moore, Allis Harris, Ned Nc
earthly, Jean Castellano, Joann
Wells, Celina Roche, Barbara
Trout, Anne Williams, Stuart
Yates, Betsy Birchmore.
Seeond Grada
Anne Bristow, Kathryn Hesse,
Frank Bervaldi, Wayne Brantley,
Dorothea Pinder, Sandra Thomp-
son, Deanna Archer, Danny Dan
ielS, George Stewart, Sammy Cur
ry, Nell Rose Sanchez, frankie
Dozier, Betty Jane jerks, John
DeMerritt, Bobby Sellers, Gerald
Pinder, Barbara Saunders, Ben
ME Paxton.
Third Grade
Leo Carey, Diana Fernandez,
Francis Alkov, Marilyn Mariatt,
Shirley Arm Ledford, Betty Jean
Bowery, Barbara Meggs, Kristin
Klintman, M airy Sweeting,
Amelia Barnwell, Jackie Conant,
Priscilla Cruz, Billy 10 White.
Fourth Grade q,
Jan Thompson, Harry Prichard,
Jeanne Conova, Elvie Dean
Vaughan, Elizabeth Russell, RUB
Ennis, Anne Alkov, Marlene
Park, Evelyn Nettles, Shirley Fay
Thompson, Lord Brooks.
Fifth Grade ....
Joan Cruso, Richard Gillett,
Sandra Bortle, Jane Edgemon,
Louis Barber, zelda Stonecypher,
Mildred Archer, Harvey Johnson,
Esther Smith, June Yates, Nellie
Diaz, Homer Herrick."
Sixth Grade
Robert Alkov, Bobbie' Ledfard,
Don Williams, Beatrice Demeritt,
Donald Sands, Marlen Zorsky,
Helen Walters, Wilma Worth,
Janet Davenport, Frances Meggs.
Dora Mae Hopkins, Betty Conant,
Jay Gould Higgs.I 5et 9tcu:G'
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TO-DAY In HISTORY

1789-Gen. George Washington
inaugurated the first President of
the United States in New York
City, then capital--a gala day.
1898 - The Navy Department
formally created.
1803-The Territory of Louis
lana bought from France for $751;
100000. i.
1872 - Louisiana admitted to
Statehood.
l 1900-Hawaii created a Terri
tory.
1900-The Casey" Jones epic
= John Luther Jones, illinois
Central engineer, remains in cab
to save his passengers, dying
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when his 12-car train crashes in
to freight near Waugh, Miss.
1915 - Arlington, Va. Navy
operators talk with Canal Zone
by wireless-a landmark in wire
less.
1887 Congress enacts the
Neutrality Bill.
194l-German battleships roam
the Indian Ocean almost at will.
1912 German sea and air
forces begin sinking conveys in
the Arctic.
1943-John L. Lewis and his
officers send reply to Roosevelt
on latter's ultimatum.
1944-kOOO Allied heavy bomb
ers attack enemy objects in
France.glat"-2 pa al, s&s
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
Mother, Mrs. Julia Elizabeth
Saunders, who died April 30, 1914.
She leaves to mourn her loss
two daughters, Mrs. Euphemia
Bowe and Mrs. Naomi Nicely; IL
grandchildren; one aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Distul; one niece, Mrs.
Vernel Ferguson, and many other
relatives and friends.
We loved her, but God loved
her pest. apr30- tx
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srAND-1N FOR PORTER

Amarillo, Tex.-When the por-
ter on the Fort Worth & Denver
Railroad became i'll during a re-
cent trip, Gillette Hill, prominent
oil man and sportsman, volun-
teered his services and spent his
time brushing off passengers and
even shining shoes. Il never saw
so many dirty shoes in all my
life, was his only comment.
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GALA COMEBACK FOR MOVIE VETS

And when the other side Is
shown, as in Grapes of WRATH
the producers go too far the other
way"
Fenton thinks the influx of SER
vicemen film makers win refresh
the industry.
They've been shooting the real
thing and they have done some
wonderful work. There's an es-
sential honesty about it.
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RIDES no awoRK

Billings, Mont When Assist
ant Fire Chief r. AZ Burton says
he drives to work, he really
means It. Recently, he drove 4
department truck to a garage for
repairs and ran right into a fire
so he turned in an alarm and
went right to work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-30

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
1881. mar.2-M.W.F.u
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Heroes HAVE GIRL

Announcement has been made
of the birth of girl to Mr.. and
Mrs. Antonio Herce, Jr., on April
22nd.
Mother and baby are reported
to be getting along nicely.
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CHOICE double corner lot; Flag
Ter Ave. and Josephine st run
ming through to Venetia st. In
quire, phone 5000 after $50 p.
m. apr28-tf
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FOR SALE-Stock Island: Lots l,
2, 3, 4, in Blk. 33 with all
riparian rights anywise apper-
tanning; face new highway
across bay. Also Stock Island:
Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, S; Is, II,
4 Is. 10, 20 in Blk. "a; on old high
way. Inquire of Johnson j g.
johnson. " apr30;may2-4
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RADIO; 8 tubes, ex-
cellent condition, both works
and cabinet. $4,000. 903 Grin
mel after S p. m. apr26-6tx
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FOR SALE - Attic and exhaust
fans. Apply 504 William street.
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1884 FORD COUPE; new tires,
completely overhauled. House
trailer for two people is rented
at present. Good investment.
Oden Fresvik, 701 Waddell.
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INNER SPRING mattress, Grapes
and cot. Call 195-R. apr28-2tx
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FOR SALE-Oliver No. 9 type
writer $35.. In very. good CON
dition. See at Chamber of Com
merce. apr30-1t
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, April 80, 1945
Observation taken at $50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. City Office
Temperatures
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EXPERIENCED maid for general
house work. Key West resident
only. Beauty Shop, 536 Fleming
street. apr30-3t
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FOR SALE $500 $1.49 BOOKS $50
swell titles include The Yearl-
ing, Keys Of the Kingdom and
Prodigal Woman-Paul Smith,
Bookseller, 334 Simonton St
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LOST

SUNDAY morning one black
metal tool box !, on, Garrison
Blight. Finder call 604-W or re-
turn box to 324 Elizabeth. Re-
ward. apr30-3tx
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TABLE model radio; good con-
dition. 518 Francis St.
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PLENTY of Aluminium. Paint
that roof now. Also interior
and exterior painting. Call j..
A, Myers, Pierce Bros. Paint &
Hardware, Phone 27O.
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FOUR pairs curtains, dinette
table, chairs, roll-a-way bed
with mattress, folding cot with
mattress, 4 drawer chest, desk
and table lamps. 552-D West
Poinciana. apr30-2tx
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BEAUTICIAN wanted; any out of
state license recognized. Phone
1161, Casa Marina Beauty
Salon. apr28-tf
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary, Southern
most City Pharmacy. apr2-tf
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BABY'S rubber bath on folding
stand; new. Phone 222-W or
see GIG Windsor Lane.
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EXPERIENCED GIRL for tailor
alterations; Navy work, good
pay, steady employment. 419
Southland street. apr24-13tx
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TENaPERATURE BULLETIN

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $50 a. m, as report
ed by the u. S. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
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LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
paired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. B. F. Camp
bell, 803 Simonton street.
.a 49,. apr25-tf
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. Stell's
Beauty Nook, $50 Fleming st.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WHEN IN NEED of a Plumber
see John Curry, 512. Margaret
ST., Phone 1891. Estimates
free. So. apr18-1mox
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inches ....----,.----------------------.---- 4.64
Relative Humidity INV /,
1871
Tomorrow's Almanac

Tomorrows Tides
Naval BaSe)
High Tide Low Tide
1:49 am. 500 am.
1928 pm. TAB pm.
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WANTED

WANTED-Cook stove, ice box
or Frigidaire. Call 529 Grinnel
in back, after P. M.
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FOR SALE

PIANO, pin ball games, Evans
race horse wheel, Beat the
Dealer table, complete; bar
stools and Chuch-o-luck table
complete. Inquire Cabana Bar,
COS Duval street. apr24-6tx
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Classified Column
HELP WANTED

WANTED SalesgirlS full time
employment. No experience ne
cessary. S. II. Kress & Co.
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ANNOUNCEMENT MADE HEREWITH
OF ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES

The Navy Department an
lounces for the United States as
a whole 344 casualties for April
80, 1945, of the u. S. Naval Forces
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard) not heretofore released on
Navy Department total casualty
lists, consisting of 228 dead, 95
and 81 missing. These
casualties bring the total report
ed to next of kin and released for
publication since December Z,
ls4l, to April 90, l945, to lOl 1909.
This list includes only those
from Florida.