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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-29
The Sports Trail
New Cage Rule Fauors
Taller Hoop Players

Or the practice of placing some
human three-story building in
there under the basket to practi-
cally put lid on it by batting the
ball away on its downward arc.
1t was a good rule. 1t curtailed
the defensive effectiveness of the
big fellows, but at the same time
it made better all-around players
out of them, as the coaches who
have such men on their squads will
testify.
Personally we aren't in favor of
putting too many restrictions on
the big boys, as we don't think it
fair to penalize a man for his
physique. 1t isn't done In any 9TH
er sport except perhaps boxing
and wrestling.
Maybe they should have classes
in basketball, too, with the divi-
sions based on height, in which
case we would find the De Paul
six-foot-twos meeting the Bowling
Green six-foot-tWos, etc.
Anyway, there can be no criti'
cism of the basketball rules max
ers to date. They never leap and
then look. Suggestions that pos
sibly might improve the game US
ually are given a thorough trial
before being adopted, and we have
an idea that nothing radical to
curtail the rights and physical ad-
vantages of the big men will be
put into the rules.
To do such thing would be
too much like making some foot
ball rule to curtail the effectiveness
of Doc Blanchard, Army's great
fullback whose physique gives him
an edge over the average man.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-29
Favorites To Meet
For Women's Title

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass,
March 8-W.H-Favorites Helen
Petersen Rihbany Of New York
and Katharine Winthrop of Ham
ilton survived their seni-finals
matches easily today at the
Longwood Cricket Club and will
meet tomorrow for the national
Women's Indoor Tennis Champi-
onship.
First-seeded Mrs. Rihbany's
dazzling service and raking
forehand drives proved too much
for Mrs. Melvin M. Johnson, Jr.
of Brookline. After a slow start,
the New York woman swept to
a 6-3, 60 triumph.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-29
SOUTHPAW ARRIVES

MUNCIE, !nd., March 28.-(P-
Frank Colman arrived in camp to-
day, the fourth southpaW among
the Pittsburgh Pirate outfielders.
Outfielder Lloyd Waner who was
excused to attend to chores on his
Oklahoma ranch sent word ne
would report Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-29
Carroll Won't Bet
On Race To Berlin

ST. LOUIS, March 28-Wn)-Jim-
my Carroll, the sporting world S
recognized oddsmaker, refused to-
night to speculate on any odds on
the race to Berlin by seven Allied
armies.
cts too grim a business" he
said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-29
Hammer Brothers Star
As Jays Defeat Blues

WILMINGTON, Del, March %.
-(P)- The Hammer brothers of
Richmond, Va, starred at the bat
today as the Jays beat the Blues
II IN a Philadelphia Phillies intra-
camp game.
Granville, 17-year-old infielder
who came up with the Phils last
fall collected three singles with
his 20-year-old brother, Garvin, got
two singles and a double.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-29

or made reservations, do so today,
as a capacity house is expected for
this wrestling natural tomorrow
night.
Doors will open at o'clock with
matches getting underway at Sis.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-29
PAVING CONTRACT

A contract for $4,318.77 has
been let to F. d. Cline Of Ra-
leigh, to pave Worth street in
Maffitt Village, 1t was disclos-
ed last night by Henry Emory,
director of the Housing Author
ity. Work is scheduled to begin
sometime next week.
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Printing Of the U. S. Congress
sional Record costs approximately
$45 page.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24
hAceY GA12zs

81 know a little something of
what Jonathan meant to you all,
he said after moment, I'D now
his voice was quieter. II had the
privilege of knowing him a little,
and he was the salt of the earth.
Wen miss him. all of us who ever
had the honor of knowing him.
Well miss him. But, by thunder.
we've got no right to sit here
Sniveling and whining because
he's gone to his rest. If there is
a life after death-and there's got
to be, any way you figure it-then
somewhere Jonathan knows about
us. Dyou think ned be happy,
even ms de. the. Pearly Gates. with
St. Petes arm about him, if he
knew you were all sitting here
whining because he got away from
your"
They stared at him. wordless.
His piercing eyes went from
one to. the other and then he
pounded clenched fist into the
palm of the other hand, and
snorted. And by the living Jupi-
ter. you owe nm more than thati
You've got to let him go! You've
got to stop grieving and SWIVEL
ing about him. He had fine, full
life; he lived it % the hilt. He
had lot of the things ne wanted;
no man has the right to every
thing he wants, but Jonathan got
hell of lot Of them. He was
tired and he wanted to go-and
you're sitting here bowling like a
lot Of hound puppies"
Rosalie had recovered her
breath Little and she said
haughtily, "Rosalie is leaving in
the morning" . .-......
DR.. Nichols said fatty, you're
not going anywhere-except over
to the Jonathan Blake Memorial
Hospital to enroll for nursing
course!"
Open-mouthed. Rosalie stared
at him.
"A-nursing course?" she SIAM
mered feebly. Don't be s-s-silly.
I don't know anything about TAX
ing care of sick people"
"Then it's high time you
learned, don't you think?" re-
turned DR.. Nichols sharply. do
you a world of good. You've had
the idea too long that you're too
beautiful to be useful. Well, that's
Just where you're mistaken.
Beautys valuable for a nurse too
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: A SHORTER WAY

... S:r. William Beyeridge, British Liberal,
criticizing the proposed system Of voting in
the worN security organization, calls it "a.
short way to q third world war"
The voting formula may not be ideal
bat the criticism OF perfectionists is not
helpful unless they come forward with a
better plan which will be accepted by the
larger powers
Any system of w ing may be a '%hort
way to another war, but this means moth
ing in view of the practical certainty that
failure to try some system will be shorter
way to another war.
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NU1ItE OF APrItr AEtos Fum
TAN ttfEn

MMNNNN @8A - 49, ~ H"HN
NOTICE fS HEREBY GIVES fsNf
J. Fran. ftuHsftH. hutMHf - #HfH
and county TaN rsFftttfafa ~
issued TIE Tth iut 1T haHHsf
4. 10. 1889. tar flitu aanf lH fH
office. and has made aNn3laatIas
for "a tax deed % Dc tssa ra fhFHfaa
said Certificate emhfaFrH thr fais
lowing described prupefiT M fAa
County % Monroe. AtafH - ~
ida. to-wit
IA 1T 3 PlantatlHn hw -
Long island lstaf NaaA fsH
So -tr -e TWP h fsAHH
Is D. Acres ttA.fhf ah frff
ed in Maunuv GuWutf EssFas
The ussessThsHt &c AAl& nfUN@ffF
under the said Certif ats Maa
IA, name uf ss4tz NHefHtf ass aafF
= Sp~HsHr. -ra.a.
un.,ss sad csftifieala aAail 80
redeemed art aFhfmE % faM SO
propcrtv described thUretR Hai -
add o. the highest hHdaF a. fA
Court Mouse dBuf On tha fafki So
dHS iu the MsHfh az aas #A
whit ls thp rth dBf nf Mat Use
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ZAP Newsfeotvres

Nothing makes sick person feel
so good as to look at a pretty
girl. The uniform will be becom-
ing to you too-that's important
to you. | know"
There was a fine scorn in his
voice that brought the color in
a hot, angry tide to Rosaiie's
face. aI..- -, ~. sni9
"I've got an idea that we can
get n Cadet Nurses Training
Course established here at the
hospital," DR.. Nichols went on.
his voice quickening with inter-
est. We've got the equipment,
and if we can form a class of half
a dozen girls. and pull a few
wires. feel sure we can get the
government to accred.l us. That'n
be your job" he added kindly to
RoSalie. "You can be the first to
enroll, and you can get out and
stir up interest among other girls
your age and get them to enroll
From the ease with which we
have provided ourselves with
Nurses Aides I'm quite sure chat
we can easily recruit a training
class of Cadet Nurses"
D OSALIE still stared at him,
N and DR.. Nicnols paused ard
glared at her, frowning little.
Then suddenly ne burst out,
well, for the love Of little green
apples, get that silly look off your
face and say something, can't
your"
And suddenly Rosalie tilted her
pretty head back and laughed
until the tears slid down her
cheeks. 1t was laughter that was
only a hairs breadth this side of
tears; but there wa honest
amusement in it, and after a little
she wiped her eyes and looked at
DR.. Nichols. '. 's'
"Who am I to dispute right of
way with steam roller?" s. =
yielded to the Inevitable.
Meredith said unsteadily, "Oh,
darling"
DR.. Nichols said savagely,
'Now don't you go soft on her
and turn her into a sellyfish again.
She's got some good stuff in her
bound to have, being Jonathan 5
granddaughter. I'll get it out OF
| ner, too-or wiring ner neck! You
let her alone and 20 On home.
can handle her!"
To be continued
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TgE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print
" thout fear and without favor; never be
siE.4s % attack wrong or to applaud right;
always night for progress; never be the o.
gan or the mouthpiece Of any person. clique.
faction or class: always do Its utmost for the
putlis y<lisps: 1evsr tolerate corruption or
,r,as,ift dekSsIee vice and praise virtue.
,omtnend good done by Individual or organ
.gat'on: toleran. OF others rights. Views and
opinions. print only news that will elevate
ana ~. eentsaanAte the reader; never corn g."
.ronise with principle.
NffFf Ft1rsft 20 Sc ..t Eft&4t
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Chapter 5

Chapter 5
"VOU'RE not exactly a member
1 of the family yourself" Hugh
reminded him sharply.
"Oh, yes | am" retorted DR..
Nichols. am taking over here
where Jonathan left off! I'm NOV
ing into this house in the morn
ing"
"Oh, see here now" began
Hugh, startled.
Meredith said swiftly, "Will
you, DR.. ,Nichols?"
Certainly" snapped DR.. Mich
OILS. And if you two don't stop
this sniveling and whining-well,
it's been a long time since l took
a slipper to a girl, but neither
of you is a bit too big for me to
do it right nowl Aren't you
ashamed of yourSelves-both of
you? You, Meredith. more than
RoSalie. You're a woman grown;
you've got a brain-of sorts; you
are a doctor-and not a bad one,
either, considering that you're a
woman. l don't expect anything
of Resale but for her to sit
around and whine"
Resale blazed furiously, out
rage in every line, How dare you
talk to me like tnatf"
DR.. Nichols eyed her with
rank distaste.
That's a line that went out
with the ten-twent- thirt' days.
he told her, sarcasm singing in
his voice. But it's just what |
would expect from a snip like
you"
enough! I have no intention of
Staying here TO be inSulted by "a
a-goof like you" -
She turned furiously towards
the door, but DR.. Nichols said
sharply, "Come back here!
haven't finished with you. Sit
DOWN."
Resale stared at him, open
mouthed, her eyes wide and in
credulous. DR.. Nichols met those
wide, incredulous eyes and said
again sternly, "Sit down."
And, dazed Resale subsidized
into her chair.
DR. NICHOLS walked the length
- OF the room and back again
hands in his pockets, his shaggy
leonine head bent.
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= II - q
BY RUSSELL. KAY

much TO FlorldaS agricultural and
industrial development Fhou-
sands OF acres axe already under
qul.ivarlor and | am Informed
that the DrVRlem Of Id2Gordication
has been licked and we are now
able TO provide textile manufac-
turers with the. fibre in a suit
able form for their use
THE Everglades is indeed vast
empire, possessing resources that
have hardly more than been
scratched. Research carried on
by the United States Sugar Cor
poration is constantly opening
new and greater opportunities for
development Shortly the new
starch plant will begin operation
and as the ram;e is developed,
textile mills Will undoubtedly To-
cate in this area.
The southeastern shore Of the
lake is still the state and nations
leading producing area for winter
vegetables. Palm Beach County,
YOU know beads i the country in
agricultural production. Belle
Glade, Pahokce and Canal Point
are growing Like weeds. NeWspa-
pers are more a hobby than a
business, with publishers Paul
Rardin and Luther Jones. Paul
IS county commissioner for the
district and takes his Job .seri-
ously, even if it does interfere
with getting out his newspapers,
the Everglades News at Canal
Point and the Belle Glade News.
Luther Jones is primarily a farm
e. and has long been active in
CIVic affairs. Right now his great
est concern is to secure additional
funds for the Agricultural EXper-
mcnt Station in the Everglades,
but he does manage to spend a
little time in his Belle Glade Her
aid office.
Roads in the area are being I'M
proved and a large percentage of
cross state travel between Tampa
and Miami is now going via the
lake and Road %. The proposed
Bce-Linc Highway. when COM
pleted, will carry travel from
Tampa TO West Palm Beach and
Miami via the north end of the
lake on a route from Sebring to
Okecchobce and Indian Town,
opening up another vast section
of this rich and fertile country.
Reaching the east coast at West
Palm Beach, you encounter an
other startling change of seen
cry as different from the Scenic
Highlands and the flat 'Glades as
black is from white. Beautiful
as ever, this famed playground of
the nation greets YOU from d set
ting OF unsurpassed floral beauty,
modern buildings gl.sten in the
brilliant sun. and q warmth Of
Florida hospitality beckons the
Wis tor welcome even if il can't al
nays tell him where e might
find a room.
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fMMWANF Mtf4 80 -" - -
SpTItE ~ ntffkhN tsfN ~ tN#f
Vrrna MAJ Hopkins HnA ##fH
A Honkins, halasFs - Aiafs NHe
e'ountv Tax t'rFtifirate Ne Aat
.ssuad the Tth aa8 &c Amif AW
fs4f. have filed SANE m ga Nff
and have made auullfaflsH fee ta#
deed 10 be issued g. FsaW. aaA4
tsertfftrafe embraces taH fstN #4
described property tn fhe tWHff
- Monroe. state 90 FlNl8a. tusm8t
Lot 3. SHARK MY 81
Twn. 80 = HnE eH - -
Acres. W-a9s. HH rec EtieA
Monroe guuuts Hfnra
Vhe assaEsFnauf - NasA laTaNs FsH
under the said tvFtfEtHaAH @eM Ell
the name - Afshissr 81 80
Moreno.
Unless said certifieate sAnll - -
deemed accaFdinE e. lau 3, tha NfeNe
erty described tnerain uli - SO ~
the highest bidder a. sac Naaa4
House door On the first Manass s.
the NORTH ~ Mas t'aa WHteh ~
the sth day 80 MaE f#a#
dated this ieth daf ~ MHnh
1875.
tCircuit Court
Seau Ross e Maa So
clerk 20 tht tfffftff asHFf
Monroe t'sHHfE NiuftMH
By: Florence O. SawFef. uG
mari Iata at aHHt HFs#
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TOO LATE TO
t.4f s,4.t1
CLASSIFY. ..
-.i.-n.-... :. = - IL n-.i1..I

Visiting SCbring for he first
time sfr2e the war, / found the
| cO1nnrnty, like most others, as
busy rs a tvo-hcaded seal IN a
! sch0cd. Of fish, highways We're
crowded with heavily laden fruht
| trucks, hotels Aele filled sild bus
mess cstablishUcntS generally
were prosperous,
ALTHOUGH in the heart of one
Of Flor:da's foremost citrus pro
ducing areas, I H.aa Unable to get
grapefruit Tor breakfast. M2c7 l
qUerlec me care ma" ser. ne *
PlaIHeo Ia,l re Was - sA'.. oi
heip t1al I'e'c |aa ~. one - pre-
pare II. ael'i.0 j. . s'-as OF
canned juice.
While Ne R,oohLr. end ! do
nos always asrce "n e-".o.a oacs-
lions, and cutie oeeo , Sill -ea-
ture my coun0 in lis l.. qrlalds
| County News a0y :un IN cdlto-
rial along SIDE Of H. pointing out
how wrong an, | give the boy
credit for being fair and | am
perfectly content to let the reader
consider both sides Of the .argu-
ment and form his own opinion.
A student Of world history.
Nate has deivcd into lust about
everything written on the subject
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24
THE HARVEST

Theoretically, government can con-
troll the cost of living by setting prices. BY
various makeshifts, including subsidies to
producers ifsals be made to work for.
while buBsthe ultimate result is inevitable
cost osprsdileti non ineading increased
taxes an ssaaas and reasonable profit,
must be aFecogmzee, or there will be no
production. We8are Witnessing that today
in butter, ham, bacon, beef, etc.
The fundamental reason for the butter
shortage is the price farmers are allowed
for milk going into butter. Their returns
on such milk are so low that they are forced
to market the milk in other outlets in order
to meet high production costs. SO we might
as we'll learn to get. along without butter
and all other products where prices are set
which are out of joint with the cost OF pro-
duction,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24
THESE GAME WARDENS

Denver, Colo. - When Capt.
Jack Weilers Continental Air
Lines plane flew into a flock of
ducks as he was taking off, the
Captain returned to the field to
check his radio antennas. One of
his passengers. Jerry Ledbetter
special game warden in Okla
homa, asked to see Weller 5
hunting license The captain had
one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24

81 am opposed to the outright
guarantee by government OF EN-
ployment and purchasing power
because realize the dangerous
bypaths down which this would
lead America" - Pres. Philip
Murray, Go.
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eff the pay-as-you-go system
is good for the 50,00O,O0O taxed
iaborers Of this country, it Is i'm
perative for the government. -
LeSUis A. Dibble, Chm. Govt.
Spending Comm, Natl Assn. Of
Manufacturers.
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF MARCH "a, 1885 -" j.

Mfr. and Mrs. Gilbert Goshor1l
and Gilbert, Jr., arrived yester-
day from Miami to visit Mr.. Co.
Shorn'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G
N. GoShorn. ...
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24
WHY HUMOR THEM?

Ask any American, who, esteems his
Americanism. what does he consider the
greatest privilege he has under the Con-
stitution of the United States, and he will
reply readily, THE privilege of voting"
Ask a hundred Americans, residing in
Key West, if they exercise that privilege
regularly, and what will be your answer?
You may find the answer in the small per-
centage of voters who go to the. polls in
KeyNWest to cast their ballots in practically
| every election. .,,>,.1, .75T
>rsJ. Frank Roberts. who is familiar with
| local politics. in speaking about the large
numbers Of voters locally who remain away
from theFpolls. estimates that, when we
have reregistration. not one-half of the
present qualified list of 1922 in the county
/ will bother to register.
"In other words" he said, Il doubt
if the qualified list will total $500"
Mr.. Roberts commented on another
phase OF local voting in the event that the
II precincts in the county are merged into
i've or six districts so that full advantage.
in saving the county money, in holding
elections. may be taken of the voting ma
chimes county commissioners have pur-
chased
IL the precincts are merged Mr..
III }9etb3eI4Y rqBYerned, 'many voters will re-
| :nsvp srryy from the polls because they will
y aAAkaered to be too far away, Even as
ANpd3Ngs nCW are, with precincts scat.
lA8eb bn over the county, some voters do
'9SA tste the troubie to SD, to the polls to,
. ~ StF'heir ballots
Undoubtedly what Mr.. Roberts says is
rue. but should county or city officials
humor voter who does not take advantage
Of the greatest privilege accorded him by
our Constitution simply because he is too
lazy or too careless to go to the polls?
In large cities. where a high estimate
is placed on the privilege to vote, thou
sands of voters not only have to travel
farther than would be the case with dis
tricts in Key West but also stand in long
lines waiting for their turn to register their
preference for candidates..
:. Men and women of that type are the
ones who have made America great, for
Hyou may be sG9e thai any men or women.
WHO put therhsAhessfo thfhtrouble to cast
ball5ss, are widfswake tesfpnditions that
will help, them as we'll as their community
ard their country as a wholeA
- Sc let's. merge the precincts in the
county to save almost two1hirds of the es1-
rpense Of. holding an election andsdsregatd
those Key Westers who shr0g away the
privilege to g6oF6 thepolls togxote.N e..
7 Why humof them 4whei aleS jare not
worth humorng? 10
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-:zQUOTES-
OF THE WEEK

EDO you mean to say that pants
have become non-essential
Chairman Smith, Va, Of House
Committee Investigating HPb-
OPA.
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Members of the cast Of Pirates
of PenSanze" win leave this eve
ming for Manu. where they will
present that musical comedy to-
morrow night. t.rt:.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24

To hear some people ore would think
that lung-poWer was more important than
brain-pOWeT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24

The resolution of Representa-
tive j. Mark Wilcox in the House
of Representatives, proposing the
establishment of a submarine
base in Key West during the win
ter, was opposed today by the
Navy Department, according to
an Associated Press Dispatch from
Washington, published in The
Citizen.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF rut.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA
~ AND FOR MONROE cot NTY.
IORIDA. ~ CHANCERN.
NJ. IU-i1
RNT.II Jr\I,1, ..'' |.|''\
Ilaiutiff
"a NV ORCE
BONNIE DELI ~.IH.. .'# .I.. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24

"What are so many brass-hats
doing in Miami this tiae OF
year?" Cornelius VdndeT6ttt,
dotUm there himself.
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Take a tip from those who know; idl,
talk can aid the foe!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24

I'm going TO be married. Is Il
all right to celebrate after raid
night" Query to Nelo York
curfeaO authorities.
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LEGALS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COZ RT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COZ NrS.
a. f%I ORIDA IN PROBATE.

~ ~
@"'F FLORIDA! IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of i
INER OLSEN Deceased.
To All Creditors and All Persons
Hl$ 4 m 4, IfIaffns or BeTna nds
Against Said Estate:
: You, and each of you, are hereby
h0 fed attl Required to present
any claims and demands which yea
or either Of you. may have aRalns;
the estate of liver olsen, deceased
;iad6) OF said County. to the Cpuury
Judge of Monroe County. Florida,
at his office in the court huus" Of
said County, at Key West. Florida.
within eight calendar months from
the time of the first publication Of
this notice. Each claim or demand
shall he in writing, and shall state
the place of residence and post of
flee address of the claimant. aud
shall be sworn to by the claimant.
his agent, or his attorney, and any
such claim or demand not So fil"d
shall lac void.
esd J. W TlNER.
As administrator of III" Estate
OF fVer Olsen, deceased.
WILLIAM Y. ALBURN,
tttnrueN for Administrator.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24

leave them home. One war Is
enough y'-GI's reply to pr0PesaL
bg Req. Falton, Pa, to let 'ofves
visit overseas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24

Paul Lightbourn returned to
Miami yesterday after a two
weeks visit with relatives.