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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-25

tarjevo listnico in vprieo moz
prestel denar. T.. ~ ~
ITO spravim JAZZ in izrocim
gosposki!" .
Mozje so memo prikimali in
Sc nato potrti razsli.
Smrekar je selz listnicov svo-
jo soho in Sc zaklenil. Nato jo
je skrbno odprl in pregledal pre-
dale, kjer je Jok shranjeval
umazane listke in zaznamke raz-
min kupcij. Ko je odprl zadnji,
S posebno zapono zaprt predal-
eek, je potegnil il mega po-
svaljkano pis,no, Sc zapecateno.
Smrekarju Sc je .roka tako tre-
sla, da mu je pismo zdrknilo ma
mizo. In cd tam so pogledale
mani erke, XII jih je dobro po-
znal. Smrekarju je ginila kri z
lie, srce mu je strasno kljuvalo,
razmazane crke so sc zacele pre-
mikati, sirile so roke kakor po-
sasti in dvigale proti MENU "a
vihnjene kremplje. - Il veze,
kjer je oh mrtvecu stala sluzin-
cad, Sc je cula zmesana govori-
ca. Nekdo Sc je odurno zakro-
hotal. Smrekar je zgrabil pismo
in ga zmeckal v dlani ter sc IL
buljenimi ocmi ozrl proti vratom
in cakal, kdaj Sc odpro in vsto-
pi krohotajoca sc posast. Hotel
je vstati. Ko je premaknil stol,
Sc je tako prestrasil ropota, da
je obsedel, stiskajoc pismo v
dlani, in strmel ma zaklenjena
vrata.
Nekdo je potrkal.
"Stefan!"
Zena ga je klicala.
"Pusti me!' je zavpil osorno
Koraki so Sc tho oddaljili cd
vrat.
Kakor bi ga klic zene poteg.
nil IL brezna, je zacutil hipoma
novo moe. Sunkoma je plani]
kvisku, vrgel pismo il roke pro.
tt peel.
"Prekleto pismo"' je zasikal
in gledal ma dian, kakor bi ga
skelela cd opekline. Nato Sc je
magic sklonil "a pismom, odprl
vratca pri peel in ga zalucil ma
ogenj.
Papir Sc je skrivil, poernel
nato je svighil il MEGA plamer
in v nekaj trenutkih je bilo pi.
smo sivkast pepel, XII je trepe.
tai ma zerjavici. Toda Sc ma pc.
pelu SO sc svetile crke in reza.
lie vanj, kakor krivda, vzgana
v njegovo vest.
Smrekar je nalozil v pee drv
zaloputnil vratca in Sc upokon.
Gil. skoz spranje pri peel je "a.
zarela krvava luc. Vlazno pole.
no je cvilec zasicalo. Kako1
vzdih trpece duse ..
Takrat je pri fari zazvonilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-25


puscenja prosila. Tako, Marko-
vec! Sedaj maj le Sc kdo stegne
jerk, &c sc mu ljubi."
Jok je segel po zadnjem
ostanku zganja. Roka Sc mu je
tako ocitno tresla, da so sc moz-
lie spogledali.
"Fej," je plumb zadnji pozi-
rex ma tia, vrgel krono ma mizo
in vstal.
"Rahne, tudi tvoja slivovka
je "a mic. Pomije! Tako mas sle-
paris, da bi re davno moral Sc
deti, lakom!'
"Kaj res ze gres?" je vpra-
Sal Andrec.
"Grem k Plankarju. Ia ina
boljso robo."
Sicer neprestano kriceci me-
setar je utihnil in Sc zibal proti
vratom. Obe roki je uprl oh pod
boje, da je mogel v vezo.
Mozje so molcali, dokler Sc
nj vrnil Rahne, XII ga je spremil
ma cesto.
"Dobro je tezak," je opomnil
Rahne.
"Jaz bi mu ga ne dal ne kap-
lje!" je omenil Markovec.
"Da mi DO razbijal in me
zmerjal! Maj Pile, kaj mi mar,
Sc je izgovoril krcm ar in Sc
okrenil drugam.
"Kako sodis ?" Sc je obrnil
Andrec k Markovcu.
"Za njegovo prisego - hm
kaj bi govorili! Molcimo.
Bog bo sodil!"
MozJe SO Sc nekaJ trenutkov
molce ponujali z whom, dokler
Sc nj razpletel pogovor O dru-
9Th stvareh in je tekel veselo in
nitro, kakor ura ma stem, XII je
pokazala ma polnoc, preden so
kaj pomislili ma domov.
Zato so sc vsi zaeno magic
dvignili in odsli, kakor hi sc
ustrasili predolge zamude.
Crne sence so Sc gugale sredi
belle planjave. Mraz je pritiskal,
da Sc jim je obesalo ivje ma br-
ke in kucme. Mozje so sc glas-
no razgovarjali, da Sc je razle-
gallo po dolini in je utihnil laja-
joel lisjak v hribu ter poslusal.
Preden so prisli do razpotja, so
zapeli kraguljcki. Cd nasprotne
strani je letela dolga senca po
poti proti razpotju. -.
"Smrekar!' je spoznal kra-
guljce Markovec. "Postojmo, da
odpelje pred nami! Pri sv. VOL
benku je bill zaradi neke kupci-
je."
Vrsta crnih senc je obstala
druga "a drugo v ozki gazi.
Toda prav takrat so nenado-
ma obstale tudi Smrekarjeve
sane.
"Hoj! Hooj'" je klical hlapec
in Sc motal S kozla.
Mozje so pospesili korake in
zavili oh razpotju proti san
kan.
Hlapec je svetil nekomu v IL
ce, XII je lezal OBJ cesti. Smrekar
je klecal pri MEM.
"Ves je trd," Sc je oglasil
Smrekar.
"Kdo, kriz bozji" so Sc "a
cudili mozje.
"Jok," je odgovoril prepla-
Sen hlapec.
"Pijanec," je mrmral Smre-
kar in iskal utripov srca. Roka
mu je drhtela. -.
INA sani z njim," je velel
Smrekar. "Mozje, z mano! Nor
da sc Sc ozivi."
Dvignili so trdo telo ma sani,
hlapec je vozil korakoma in "a
MIN Sc je villa molceca procesi-
ia.
Pri Smrekarju so polozili Jo-
ka ma klop v hladno vezo. Sko-
raj do jutra so Sc trudili oh me-
setarju, toda Sc nj genil. Smrt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-25
Pos+en moski

zeli dobiti opremljeno sobo S
hrano, &c mogoce, in garazo &c
je ma razpolago. Naslov mai Sc
pusti v uradu Enakopravnosti.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
SOULES RETURN
FROM LONG TRIP

Pharmacist and Mrs. Carl L.
Soule, USN, retired, have return
ed to this city from a four
months visit in California. Part
of the time was spent with. Mr..
Soule's brother in the central
part of California. The remainder
of the time was spent with a Sis
ter in Los Angeles. A very en-
joyable time was spent visiting
friends and relatives in other
parts of the state.
They stopped for short visit
IN Kansas City, Missouri, on their
return trip.
They were accompanied home
by their niece, Mrs. Fred A..
David, whose husband is at pres
ent on duty with the Navy in
the Southwest Pacific.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

I.auFeila Joan Godinet was hos
less "a = party given by her par
emia. NJ. and Mrs. Joaquin Godi-
nee. Saturday afternoon at the
Harris School grounds, in honor
20 nee fourth birthday.
FAvofs of paper caps of all col
ors were given % all present
pEixes were won by Edna Lois
nsGAna and Richard Averette.
The adult prize went 10 Mrs. Wv
IAN hotwFts.
Refreshments consisting of Ice
eFpsfn. cake. candy and peanuts
weru served. Mrs. Godinet was
naalssed An serving by Miss Katie
Mae Roberts and Miss Annie
kzizsiseth Avervtte
Lille LuCrctia was the recip-
iemt n many valuable and beau
tsful gifts. The guests departed
"a . late hour after wishing their
ehaFmlng little hostess many
m0rp happy birthdays.
AHoug those present were Ad-
dle Grace Muse. Billy OsierhOudt,
Eesn Ann pinder. Ralph Rob
eFta. KEENAN, Ward. Alice Faye
Russell paulette and Betty Rus
SILT Alice Garcia, Yolanda Garcia,
nmrbEah Ann Pinder, Madeline
4sssmee prenda Curry Diannp
ctmty. Bolivar Valdez, Ignacio
vallpg. Billy and Joyce Louise
nolW4ts. Gail Swecting, Roger
SWeeting. David Sweeting, Fran
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
BY ROBIN coONS
tBy Associated PresnD

HOLLYWOOD, March 6.--Joan
Crawford was getting ready to
take walk down Hollywood
boulevard. She was going to wear
a plain, dowdy suit, like a lady
down on her luck and looking
for a job. She would be working
In a movie, but the street crowd
wouldn't know 1t, except the ex-
tras who would form phalanx
about her to keep her clearly in
camera view. The camera would
be hidden in a truck, travelling
along slowly beside her.
And I'm the GAL" Joan COM
mented wryly, who for years has
insisted that a movie actress
owed it to herself to dress the
part, on and off screen. I've cried
out against sloppy clothes in pub
lie, I've insisted that a star should
be as careful of her appearance
on the street as she is before the
camera. If anybody should rec
ognize me-"
Miss Crawford was wearing
Kelly green now, though. A
bright green wool dress, green
shoes and purse, and over her
shoulders a full cape-style coat
with matching fur hat - her
most expensive wardrobe items
for Mildred Pierce" 1t was her
suicide outfit" - and Mildred
would certainly have been the
best dressed screen suicide if the
whole proceedings hadn't been
stopped by "a movie policeman
who sent her home and thereby
enabled Warner Bros. to. tell the
story that led up to the situation
which Mildred thought only sui
eide would solve. ~
For purposes of Joan's Cor Mil.
dred's) near demise, the studio
duplicated a Santa Monica pier,
complete with bait shops, bath
house and restaurants. The COM
pany also provided sea water Gun
sailed, however), surf, waves, sea
weed and beach refuse.
Counting the rehearsals which
Director Michael Curtiz wanted
and the takes" which were spoil
ed for one reason or another, Mil
dred's suicide attempt was stag
ed at least 20 times. Twenty
times or more, Miss Crawford
walked down the dark pier, stud
led the water below and then
started, suddenly, to climb over
the railing. She seemed to take
the business most seriously, as
becomes an experienced actress,
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WARNING THAT
Continued from Page One)

should be confined in cool, dark
place for observation. (There is
only one exception, and that it
when real bite" is received on
the face.) One thing must always
be borne in mind: even the tiniest
break of the skin should be wash
ed thoroughly with soap and wa
ter and cauterized with Tuning
nitric acid.
when estimating the syinp-
toms of dog it is we'll to remem-
Der that a really mad dogs"
throat muscles are paralyzed.
That is the first part of the body
rabies attack. The dog can't eat,
and worse yet, he can't drink
Hence, his soldering and rest
lessness. He is beside himself
with hunger and thirst. And do
not underestimate him. He gives
no quarter.
And remember this, too. Dogs
don't just go mad" They are
not effected by the moon or any
other climatic condition as some
superstltionS have it. A dog be-
comes rabid only when the virus
enters his nerve system. 1t is
transmitted in the saliva of an in
fected animal and enters the sys-
tenn only through broken tissue.
This is also true with humans.
Rabies germs congregate in
the brain and if the dog is de-
stroyed by layman lin the head
it is hundred to one that this
section may be wrecked or dam
aged so that bacteriologist will
be unable to make an intelligent
test.
There are many reasons why
dogs may be suspected of being
mad" according to small ami
NAL doctors. Hot weather brings
many ailments to a head. Excess
thirst may make a dog look "sus-
picious." Tainted foods cause up
sets in dogs just as in persons,
and of course, there are the ever
present worms which, in. Excess
sive doses, cause fits, all of which
makes an owner cautious and
nervous when rabies have al
ready been reported in the COM
munity." ... .......
Tie up any suspicious dog, Re-
port all bites to a private physi-
clan or to the county health Off
Ger. If the dog is infected, a few
days-usually a Week-will show
definitely whether he was tenn
porarily upset or really rabid. All
but bite on the face; it is too
near the brain to spend time con-
templating.
'The best preventive is to keep
your dog in the yard. He can't
go mad unless bitten by another
mad animal. Keep him out of
circulation for the protection of
all concerned"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
JOAN CRAWFORD, DRESSED TO KILL


and she spent long minutes be-
fore each take" in silent con-
temptation OF the murky water
below.
The whole crew engaged in
seeing to it that Miss Crawford
just nearly and rot really dunked
herself in the studio ocean, took
the proceedings soberly as well.
1t was q quiet, solemn set, every
body doing his share to add to
the eerie atmosphere of despair--
like the men who kept tanning
the steam clouds into the scene
for the fog effect.
1t was almost audible, the re-
lief, when Miss Crawford finally
turned her back on the ocean and
went home. After going through
a scene 20 times, you would be
relieved too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
Joseph COTTON REVIEWS s SALAD Al DAYS u

rid and write letters about it.
Mrs. Cotton; the former Lenore
Kipp, and a charming lady her
self, is greatly amused by these
demonstrations of affection for
her spouse. On days when he
isn't working, she awakens him
early lat 5 p. m. or so), and reads
fan mail to him.
On days when he's working,
but has a little time between
scenes. Joe lies on the lumber
pile outside the stage door and
soaks up sun and relaxation. The
Great Lover chews splinters and
spins a long, slow, and very funny
story about some houn dogs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
Rounding Out Long
Period Of Service
Especial to The citI.enl

DeLAND, March 6.-John,; B.
Stetson University boasts the two
Oldest professors, in point of serv-
ice, in institutions of higher learn
ing throughout the South if not
the entire United States.
G.. Prentice Carson, AM, LII.
D., dean emeritus and professor
of history, is completing his 59th
consecutive year OF Service to the
university, and Warren Stone
Cords. AM, Ph.D., professor of
Greek, this spring completes his
And year with Stetson, in addi-
ton to Is years in northern uni
versities.
Both professors celebrated
birthdays in February, Dean Car
son his 8lst AND DR.. Cords his
82nd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
:: SOCIETY ::
A98ssssssssSA<S&&44xRxxSxxs
LUCRETlA JOAN GODINET HONORED AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN ON SATURDAY

ces Lener, Jimmy Lener, Magali
Barros, Nellie Bradley, Edna Lois
De Land, Bobby and Ben Rob-
erts.
Marilyn and Merle De Land,
Johnny Bradley, George Roberts,
Norman Hicks, Martha and Rich
ard Sawyer, Leo Curry, Nancy
Ramirez, Edna Cruz, Donovan
Cruz, John Roberts, Teddy, Joan,
and Jackie Key, Margaret Rus
sell, Carole Annette Lopez, Ethel
Mae Roberts, Barbara Ann, Rob
erts, Tommy Gibson, Carlyle Di-
Negro, Vaughn Mesa, Richard
and Thomas Averette, Bobby
Roberts, Lois Roberts, Horace
Averette, Jr.
MeSdameS Florence Russell,
Samuel w. Pinder, Jr., Thelma
Sawyer, Maggie Russell, Sarah
Watson, Emma Roberts, Dorothy
Roberts, Vivian Roberts, Lorraine
Key, Carolyn Cruz, Marjorie Lo-
PEI, Delorez Curry, Helen Rob-
erts, Emma Albury, Ruth Lowe,
Marie Albury, Merceries Godinet,
Carmalina Ramerize, Blanche
Roberts, Chilli Mesa, Naomi Os-
terhOudt, Austin Taylor, Horace
Averette, Eddie Valdez, Jose To-
rano, MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Adams,
MIR. and Mrs. Joaquin Godinet,
and the Misses Lorraine Nottage,
Adele Roberts, Katie Mae Rob-
erts, Annie Z. Averette. -.--- .--
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
HAIR SPECIALIST
COMING HERE

The La Concha Beauty Salon,
in the La Concha Hotel Building
announce on the front page of
today's Citizen, that arrange
ments have been made with Mr..
Adrian Verheevan, .Utrasol Hair
and Scalp Counselor of New
York City to come here on Fri
day and Saturday only. of this
week to consult with ladies re-
garding the condition of their
hair. He will advise regarding
hair that is too thin, dry, lifeless
or fading hair, over bleached
and over waved hair, also regard
ing hair holding permanent wave.
Ladies are invited to phone
1913 for appointments, SO as to
avoid long waiting to consult
with Mr.. Verhoeven. There will
be no charge or obligation of any
kind for consultation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

A. Nswsfsasprss ed.
HOLLYWOOD. March 6. i
hominated Tor most relaxed man
81 me year: Joseph Cotton. Nom
ineli0ns are now closed. Mr.. Cot
tun aims lying down.
Alfred Hitchcock, the director
whe has a habit Of praising ac-
loFss with faint damns, once said
"a Cpaion; HE Is the only actor
IN &c world who could under
play the role Of q corpse"
Csason. who started In pictures
~ ! T0-year-old and has been ag-
ina backwards for 10 straight
yeas, acts his approximate age
IN I'll Be Seeing You" But he
Ia animpressed by time. which he
cen take on let alone, and is will
iaa 10 relax IN any role from octo-
aemsfFians 30 Juvenile delinquents.
" you're an actor he says,
"ypu are always acting anyway.
It's nice 81 set in a rut. It's nice
a. Get paid for H."
- figures acting is better, too,
than che potato salad business,
one wiah which he is well ac-
aaniBied. having incorporated
Cotton a Cotton" (he was BOTH,
Wfhich formed the Tip Top Salad
Co the was iD. in Miami. This
was . few years before he discov-
Ted that actors relaxed and BUSH
nrss men worked. When the COM
pany collapsed. Cotton ate his
haekl0g and hurried to the near
ess lheatre he relaxed so thor
oA@hly AZ q radio show that he
fufRga and laughed out loud. Or
ssaa Wells liked that and took
Gotten tn with him.
After Citizen Kane" on the
nCrsrn with Welles, and a series
~ old Uen parts, Cotton acquir-
81 fame. But the fan mail didn't
start a. pour in, as 1t does now,
until David o. Selznick decided
thai Cotton was a romantic lead.
Joe relaxed into romance as
gently as mint leaves floating
in . iulep In his native Virginia.
so Gar the past year he has made
different hove 10 such ladies as
Deanna Durbin. Claudette Col
bert. lngrid Bergman. Ginger
Rogers and Jennifer Jones.
'4wl bt'bly sox brigade, dime
staks flalk and ,dowagcr's from
Newport consider Joe's style tor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
TABLES REVERSED
IN NEW APPAREL

I.ONDON.-Doxens u men aFs
walking around London wearing
women's ''pantics." A mems ship
couldn't get any mems shsFis
with 32inch waist and bought :
supply of womcn's pansies made
of a utility material They wens
like hot cakes, and the elaslle
tops were the most popular Tea
ture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
COOPERATION

Washington, Pa. - Following
the brown-out orders, a local
cafe proprietor promptly exiting
uishes the electric window dis
play lights at midnight and SUBJ
stitutes two old, but depend
able, kerosene lanterns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
Key West Soldier
Wins Bronze Star
Especial to The Citizen,

Especial to The Cttfxen)
WITH THE 18TH ENGINEER
COMBAT BATTALION ON THE
WESTERN FRONT, March g.
Sgt. Percy L. Todd has been
awarded the Bronze Star Medal
for heroic achievements against
the enemy in Belgium.
He is the husband of Ada Todd,
1116 Pearl street, Key West, and
prior to entering the service was
employed in the Navy yard here
as electrician.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
TRUE

Kansas City. 49, Patrolman Joe
Trabon is sure the complaint of
a woman that a certain dog had
bitten her is true-the dog bit
him too when he investigated
her report.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06
ANNOUNCE COAST
ARTILLERY FIRING

The Army announced today
that Coast Artillery firing prac-
tice will be held from Stock Is
land today on through March 9,
from 3 a. m. to S p. m. All YES
sells and aircraft were warned to
remain clear of the danger area.
The danger zone will be the
water area between Stock Island
; are Epesoon IkeYLll ~
Ii !, TT - 49, ~
SuhScrihe to The Citizen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

PHILADELPHIA. - Mary Al.
lerton was the last survivor -
the Pilgrims who came 10 AmnFi-
ca on the first voyage Of The
Mayflower.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

TEACHERS WANTED - "Any
one who has taught in an ele-
mentary school or is interested
in teaching in one should con-
fer with the Supervisor of
Elementary E EDUCATION for
Monroe County at The Division
Street Elementary School,
Division Street at White"
mar6-7-8-12-13-14,1945-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

HAVE SOME NEW MASONITE
and steel constructed ice boxes.
A bargain at $500. Also some
prewar wash basins, used,
priced from $500 to $500.
Come to 'see them at Peppers
Plumbing Supply, 512 Fleming,
Phone 118. mar6- 3tx
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WOMEN 80 TO so - Sup
plement present income; after
noon and evening SIS up; even
ing only So up plus carfare.
Interesting part-time inspec-
ton work; local area; national
organization; no selling or cam
wasting. Write giving back
ground, days and hours avail
able. Interview arranged. Adj
dress Box No. BW 625, c/o The
Citizen, Key West. mar6-1tx
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EXPERIENCED Fountain Girls,
good salary. Adams Dairy
Lunch, 901 White street.
nar6-3t
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MIDDLE AGE WOMAN with II
year old boy desires imploy-
ment in private home where
room will be furnished. Apply
623 Division. mars 3tx
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WANTED-Youth's bicycle Is or
IL inch. Phone 631-R.
mar5-3tx
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WANTED--A chance to bid on
your next printing order. THE
ARTMAN PRESS. feb. 1-tf
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$25 REWARD for information
leading to rental of apartment
by Navy couple. No children or
pets. Phone 9170, Mrs. Patter-
SON. mar. 1-6tx
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WANTED

WANTED to trade Al Ford
Paneled Truck for late model
Passenger Car. 28-1 Poinciana
Place. mar6-3tx
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WAITRESS full or part time. Ex-
cellent salary. North Beach
Coffee Shop. Phone 9164, Mr..
Joe. mar6-3tx
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ELECTRIC WASHING Machine
F. H., c/o Citizen. mar2-6tx
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SOMEONE to lease or manage
paying Pool Room. Write p. o.
Box 328, City. mar6-3tX
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MESSENGER WANTED-Desir-
able daylight hours. Western
Union. mar5-tf
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1889 DODGE SEDAN. Inquire A.
Watkins, GOT Division st.
mar6-3tX
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FOR SALE - $1.49 BOOKS -
swell titles include The Yearl-
ing, Keys of the Kingdom and
Prodigal Woman-Paul Smith,
Bookseller, 1874 Simonton st.
mar. 1tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

HAVE FURNISHED Apartment
for beautician with Florida
license. Beauty Colony, 500
Southland st. mar3-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

"a" HARLEY Davidson Motor
cycle. 829 Elizabeth St.
mar. 1-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

FOR SALE 400 Watts 6/110
Volts Powermaster Light Plant.
1872 DuVal ST. mar6-3tx
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BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPH,
; console, will. play any type
record. Priced right. 408 Eaton
street. mar5-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

MANS BICYCLE, $4,000. Room
;. 20. Central Hotel. mar5-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

MANS BICYCLE! 528 Simonton
Street. .-... .-... mar5-3tX
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Classified Column
HELP WANTED WANTED
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Salesgirls. full time
employment. No experience ne
cessary. S. III. Kress & Co.
mar1-1mo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

HOUSE with 2 apartments in
good residential section bring
ing $4,000 year income
must be sold at once for. cash.
Cali 226. -. -. - loo, mari -2tx
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FOR SALE

1885 Oldsmobile. I. c. Tyson, 112
Ann st. feb19-30-tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

TOP SALARIES PAID for Day
and Night Mattresses. Side
walk Cafe. ..'." mar. Limo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

COAL OIL REFRIGERATOR $75.
GIT Grinnell !: r5-2ty
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

CUPBOARD MOTOR 31z Horse
Power, Johnson, $500. 1925
Flagler Ave. mar5-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy! mar.1- If