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Vulnerable cardiograph and ex-
aInlnatlonS. ~
AT the time of her enlistment,
the Medical Corps was not open
to women doctors and Command
er gosephi was sworn in as line
officer in the Naval Reserve
with the rank of Lieutenant Gg).
When the Medical Corps was
opened to women in the spring
of l943, she transferred to that
branch and was given the rank
OF Lieutenant Commander.
In January, 1943, she was call
ed up for basic indoctrination
course which included tropical
medicine. Upon completion of the
course she rep OF ted in
May, to the Communications An
mex of the Naval Dispensary.
Washington, d. G., then in the
process of being opened. 1t was
there that she experienced the
busiest time of a busy career. In
addition to her duties of caring
for WAVES, she had many Ma
rine patients, among them mem
bers of the famed. First Marine
Raiders, victims of fierce Jap
fighting and jungle diseases. She
found ready use for her tropical
medicine.
Commander Joseph received
her M D.. from Cornell UniVer-
sity Medical School in New York
City and for a five years fol-
lowing was engaged in research
diV-s took her eventually to
London where she lived two
years. She spent her interneship
at the N. Y. Women's and Child
ren's Hospital.
Commander Josephi's closest
relative is "a sister, who resides
at White Plains, and she is very
proud of three nephews who are
serving in the U. S. Army. She
herself volunteered for overseas
duty the day applications were
made acceptable.
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SOCIETY =:
SANDS COLEMAN NUPTIAL EVENT
SOLEMNIZED ON SUNDAY. JUNE 10

The marriage of Miss Frances
Coleman, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Clark w. Coleman, Dodds-
vile. Mississippi, and Elijah
Sands, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Sands, Key West, Florida, was
solemnized on June 10 at high
noon in the Doddsville Baptist
Church.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the pastor, Rev. F.
o. Martin of Tutwiler. Misssis-
sippi, against a background of
Southern Smilax with floor bas-
kets of white gladioli and cathed-
raj candelabra.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
Ed O'Malley of Pascagoula, pian-
list, sister of the bride, presented
a program of pre-nuptial music.
Il Love You Truly. The tapers
were lighted by the ushers, Jim
my Cox and the brides brother,
Robert Ellis Coleman.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was radiantly lovely
IN dress-maker model of pastel
blue crepe, and wore a matching
LECTURE hat with white accessor-
les. She carried Bible covered
with blue satin, topped with a
hridal bouquet of white garden
las. Her only Ornament was a
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~ SERvlcEl
e
VIM. GARTENMAYER
IL MADE CORPORAL
sspsssai 90 Ths Ci,i.ea,

IIDQRS., 18TH AIR FORCE
SERVICE COMMAND IN ITALY
june William r Gartcnmay-
ar. son Of William p. Gartenmaycr
Ut fB9 SimOnton street, Key West,
and tina husband of Mrs. Marga-
set GaTtenmayer of l05 Via Nico
IA Bari, Italy. the city where he
Is nUw assigned. has been pro-
raoted to the grade of corporal,
herording tu a recent announce
ment by Brig. Gen. James A. Mol
lissn. commanding general of the
Fifteenth Ala Force Service Com
maud
Corporal Gartenmaycr, who has
bscn . mcmbcr of the u. =. Army
Az Force since October %, 1871,
was employed as hotel desk
rlerk by the La COnCha Hotel
Iatur Ia entering the service.
Corporal Gartenmaycr, now as
signed a. duty with the statistical
ststi0n al Headquarters Fifteenth
Al F0rcc Service Command, has
lH-on on foreign service since May
IS, l9a3. seeing active service iii
Nnrih Africa as well as Italy.
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GOVERNMENT TO
HUNT INCOME !
TAX EVADERS

The Treasury Department is au-
thority for the statement that
there is considerable tax evasion
throughout the nation and num-
Der of special agents will be en-
ployed for the purpose of check
ing up on the business affairs of
suspected firms and individuals.
This is a move in the right di-
rection but it will be denounced
by the guilty as another interior
ence with individual freedom.
Moreover, we will hear renewed
denunciation of red tape"
We have no idea how much tax
evasion exists in Key West. In
years past we have heard various
reports that this or that some
body had Wangfed the govern
ment out of ineonhe or profits tax
that were DUE Naturally, with
more people in the tax paying
brackets, and with larger incomes
there is some increase to be ex-
pected among the violatorS of the
law.
So far as we are concerned we
hope the government will find it
possible to apprehend every de-
liberate violator of the tax laws.
Those who pay their taxes in
good faith have d right to expect
vigorous action against those who
do not. This is not due to any de-
sire to see persons punished but
because the failure of some to pay
just taxes increases the burden on
those who pay.
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HOSPITAL GROUP
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
key West Municipal Hospital will
adluuTn for the months of July,
August and September, with the
next meeting 10 be held the sec
ond "Wednesday in October.
Beard meetings will be held
nonthly during the summer, and
II d should prove necessary, the
president. Mrs. VIM. X. Warren.
viii call meetings of the entire
organization Co meet any emery
ency.
AZ the meeting last Wednes-
dsy the following officers were
elccted.
President, Mrs. VIM. r. War
Fcn. vice president, Mrs. b. NJ
Duncan: second vice president
Mrs. Dan Navarro; secretary, Mrs
Ernest A. Ramsey: treasurer, Mrs
Il. j. Dclgado; auditor, Mrs. Bow
man Cutter.
Member Of Executive Board
elected from floor, Mrs. Horace
C0nnabie.
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A total ~ 7.i3asssst1 IrMasAa IL
Strategic materials wefe lnsu0sf-
cd into this eounlfy - alF -
year, an fnrfesas uf - &x4
pounds over ias5. nocutdsan -
the Foreign Eeunonlr Adminis.
tration's repoFs in e.zkassan -
the air shipments. planes carfsea
33.756.isb0 pounds fFosn China -
India for shipment by wafuF 50
the United States Ninior ssnmeea
of air imports weTe Latin Anmti.
ca and India. with Affscm mnsl
Australia providing Smaller anam-
titles.
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COCA COLA SUPPLY
10 BE CURTAILED
BROUGHT ABOUT THROUGH
CUT DOWN ON SUGAR
PRODUCT

the supply of coca-Cola in Key
west definitely will be affected
~ NE further eurtailment in the
supply of sugar after July LIST be-
eaiisp the manufacturer of that
pspstiar drink will not compro-
nnise with the use of substitutes.
However. an equitable system
ot retaining will be maintained in
MY WEST during the shortage.
@ccnfding io Karl %. Thompson,
owncr Ut the Key West coca-Cola
Betting Co.
TIE OPA announced today that
tilc allotment of sugar 10 indus
trial users would be cut 10 so per-
cent 81 the sugar used in the third
quarter Of 1871. effective July /.
j avn Informed that this sugar
shnfiage Is worldwide and not
mefeiy national and is directly
attributed Ia the confusion in the
pEo<iuction and distribution OF
Sugar occasioncd by the war;"
SAID AlI. Thompson.
sugar h absolutely necessary
in the manufacture of Coca Cola.
We cannot and will not use sweet
ening substitutes. and therefore
viii not compromise with the in
tegrtty of Coca-Cola. Therefore,
when sugar Is short, there must
le a shortage IN the amount of
Cera-Coia. hat you can be certain
that the quality Of COca-Cola will
Fctnain unchanged.
My company Is committed To
play far with our government
and obey Us regulations i'm both
letter and spirit. TO maintain the
quality IL oar stock and TO main
tain AN equitable distribution syS-
tenn 90 serve all our customers
eqslally and that we will do.
We still have a war 10 win and
that comes first. bat we will at
tempt siili Ia ret you all of the
C0ca-Cola that is possible and
what We have will be- available
to all. I only ask that if your
siealcr docs not have COca-Cola
available on the day you seek il,
ask him another day. because we
viii keep our distribution up on
a regular basis although the sup
ply Will be- Curtalled.'
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Looking AT Washington
TRUMAN WARNS
PEOPLE OF GREATER
NEED FOR FOOD

.'The need for every ounce Of
food which the American people
can produce and preserve is
greater than ever before" de-
/ clares President Harry S. Tru-
man.
The President called public at
tention to the frightened food sit
uation last month and urged an
intensified campaing for home
growing and canning. Now, he
calls upon every American to
bgrow. if possible. a Victory Gar
fden, whether it be in the back
yard, in a community -employe
spot, or on the farm.
The American people are urged
to can and conserve food in every
possible way, because civilian
supplies of commercially canned
fruits and vegetables are now at
the lowest point of the war, and
next winter will be one-fourth
less than last year"
We call attention to these state
ments of President Truman be-
cause it is matter that should
receive the attention of every
loyal American. The food situa-
ton is serious, although not yet
desperate. Many Americans can
make a definite contribution to
the welfare of the nation and the
successful prosecution of its war
by growing vegetables for use
and canning.
The warning is given in plenty
of time There will be no excuse
for complaints if some food short
ages. exist next winter and no
reason, to pass the, buck to Off
Gals or berate them for their ina
biiity to foreseee every conting-
ency. If you want TO be sure to
have plenty of food for yourself
the wartime emergency puts the
responsibility on you. II you fail
to have what you want, there will
be no reason to blame anybody
else.
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STUBBLEFIELD, THE MAN HISTORY
OVERHEARD But OVERLOOKED

What this apparatus consists of
or how it does its work, / will
not tell YOU"
Recognition slipped from his
grasp, but nobody seems able to
say just what happened. Stubble-
field retired and died in povety.
But he has not been entirely
forgotten. Citizens of Murray,
on March %, 1880, erected d
monument to his memory on the
campus of Murray State College
near the site of his home and
"broadcasting" station. A wreath
is laid at the foot of the monu-
ment every year.
In 1914 the Kentucky General
Assembly adopted a resolution,
which reads:
"The General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Kentucky
hereby publicly recognizes Nath-
an B. Stubblefield, who was a
native of the city of Murray, Cal
loway county, Kentucky, as the
true inventor of the radio, and
it is the sentiment of the Gen
eral Assembly that said Nathan
B. Stubblefield. is entitled to the
highest honor and respect at the
hands of the people of this COM
monwealth and of this nation for
his outstanding scientific achieve
ment and public service"
Stubblefield's invention never
was found after his death.
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BY ROBERT MYERS


HOLLYWOOD. June 10. - A
doublebarreled upheaval is brew
ing in the motion picture indus
try that could involve billions of
dollars and affect, indirectly at
least, the employment of 100000
workers in studios and theatres
throughout the country.
The first blast IS slated 10 oc-
cur next September when the
government brings to trial its
sweeping antitrust action against
the major film companies, charg-
ing monopolistic practices in pro-
ducing, releasing and exhibiting
motion pictures.
The suit, filed in 1893, narnes
as defendants Paramount, Warn
er Bros, Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer,
10th Century Fox and R.K.O. Ra-
dio.
The second industry uproar
would come, in the event Of a
government victory, when the
strong but little known Society Of
Independent Motion Picture Pro-
ducers moves in for its purported
share of the financial spoils which
will result, the independents con-
tend, with the smashup of the
producing releasing exhibiting
combination.
The Independents came into
sharper focus with the recent
withdrawal of United Artists
from the long established Motion
Picture Producers Association,
commonly known as the ~fiays
Office
Pc ilsG . Years Old
Organized three years ago, with
Samuel Goldwyn, David o. Sell
nick, Walt Disney, Mary Pick
ford, Charles Chaplain, William
Cagney and Walter Wanger as
charter members, the society now
boasts "a members, including such
potent newcomers as Information
al Pictures, Jesse L. Lasky, Jack
Skirball, Leo McCarey's Rainbow
Productions, Orson Welles, Ed
ward Small, Hunt Stromberg and
others.
"This," said a spokesman for
the Independents, represents the
most powerful and significant
cleavage in the industry"
He made il plain. and the point
may have puzzled many. that the
sOciety's members will not devil
ate in any way from the so-called
morals, or censorship codes. of the
Hays Office On the contrary. the
Independents willy4pay fee 20
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work in her Naval duty days
at Washington, D. c. She report
ed at the Naval Hospital here
from Washington in February,
l945, and is assigned to duties as
pediatrician and doctor for
WAVES stationed in this area.
When Commander Joseph en-
listed in December, 1912, she
gave up her civilian practice in
New York City as a physician and
specialist in children's heart dis
eases. Her orders called her to
immediate duty at the U. S. Naval
Hospital at Bethesda, Md, where
she carried on for a short time
as a heart specialist, making in
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LIEUT.. COMDR. JOSEPH ON :, i as s.s md. ,@.4
DUTY AT NAVAL HOSPITAL

With some 1000 WAVES under
her care and large number of
Guadalcanal veterans demanding
immediate attention, Lieut..
Comdr. Martin G.. Joseph, MC),
uSNR, of White Plains, N. Y.
found herself swamped with
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FOR SALE-Lots 7 and 8; 100 x
100 feet. Corner Casa Marina
Court and Grinnell ST., in Mar
tello Towers. Facing toward
the ocean. For price see owner.
Frank H. Ladd, 615 Caroline
St, Key West, Florida.
jun15-2tx
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HONEST FINDER

Los AngeleS.-While visiting in
Willows, Calf, Navy Lieut.. C.
A. Frank, Jr., of Dallas, Texas
lost 1852 in cash. While visiting
his wife's parents here, he re-
ceived a letter from Paul Storm
er, of Willows, incloSing a cash
ier's check for 1862. Stormer had
found the money.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Maj. Gen. Richard J. Marshall
of Montgomery, Ala, born Vir-
ginia, so years ago.
Maj. Gen. Robert U. Patterson,
onetime surgeon-general, dean,
Univ. of Maryland Medical
School, born Montreal, 60 years
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Portland. Ore Georee 80
pandrew told poiice that . MAJ
quietly ate a full meal. sioa 9,
drank his coffee and then eals.l-
~ stepped behind the cash count.
er scOoped. up $50 and vanislied.
Pappandrew holpes the dlnn~f
gave him a good case u indiees-
ton.
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FOR SALE - Typewriter, fan,
baby leather shoes Az. ladies'
walking shoes 5s, piano, sew
ing cabinet, furniture for 2-bed-
room apartment, fernery with
6 beautiful ferns, baby rocker
and chair, bicycle frame, child's
table, l25 feet picket fence,
mans bicycle. 69-2 Poinciana
Place. junl5-3tx
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THE FILM ANTITRUST SUIT

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TOO MUCH ron FATHER

Grand Coulee. Wash. -- whiie
pacing the hospital corFisislf
awaiting the arrival of the stsk.
Clifford Lawrence suffered ma
acute appendicitis attack. Nhen
he regained CONSCIOUSNESS fsusm
the anaesthctic. he Mas infmSswa
that his wife and new baby wese
doing fine.
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VITA VAR Super Chromium
Finish Aluminium Paint; covers
800 more surface than most of
the aluminium paints. $40 per
gallon. Pierce Bros.
s56.i ftto jun12-1mo
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Advertisements. under this head
will be inserted In The Cftfxeu nc
the rate Of &c sserd for each fnser-
tlOn. but the nininiIsn charge for
the first Is words or less Is soc.
The rate for binckfaee type Is Be q
word and the minimum charge for
the first 15 words or less In i5e.
Payment tor classified advertise
ments Ii Invariably I'm advance. but
regular advertisers with ledger ne.
counts many have their advertise
ments charged.
To insure publication. copy must
be In the office before III o'clock ON
the day Of publication.
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SUPERSTITION COSTS EXTRA

Grand Island. Neb. Fined
Sl3.g5 tot misuse of his spotlight,
Robert Hayhurst, a Denver truck
driver. declared: Since I've
started on this trip, I've had
nothing bat the number Is and
black cats. flease make il an
gxcn Sl4" The Judge Obliged.
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LADIES learn beauty culture:
positions plentiful, pays big
income, permanent employ
ment, easy to learn. Florida
Beauty College, Jacksonville,
Fla. junl6-ltx
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FOR SALE-No., 300 Duval ST.,
corner Caroline ST.; priced
right, and liberal terms. Paul
Boysen, 626 Fleming ST., Boy
303. Phone 1853. june2, ,l6-x
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jun12-1no.

ONE MOTORCYCLE for sale;
1943 model Indian, $325.00
Phone 362-W or call at 1881
Harris Ave. jun13-6tx
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ELECTRIC RANGE, electric re-
frigerator, dinette set. dining
room table, single bed and
other household articles. 313
Elizabeth ST., Apt. A.
jun13-5tx
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MEN LEARN BARBERING: pays
up to $4,000 ger week. For
small fee will teach you. Earn
while learning. l to 5 months.
Florida'S Barber College, Jack
sonville. Fla. junl6-ltX
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AUSTIN COUPE; good tires.
motor just overhauled, $4,000.
Unit 81, Navy Low Cost Hous-
ing. jun14-3tx
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EXPERIENCED seamstress; good
pay. SIS Fleming street.
jun8-12tx

SALESLADY for jewelry store;
experience preferred but un-
necessary for intelligent person
of neat appearance. Only ap-
plicants permanently estab-
liShed in Key West will be con-
sidered. Apply at Pollock's
Jewelry, SOB Duval street.
jun14-3t
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VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor
Varnish; $500 value, $685. gall
Ion, none better. Pierce Bros.
jun12-1mo
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OPA bars any easing II me
hoe rationing plan.
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VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT;
guaranteed 1000 pure. $3.25
gallon. There is none finer at
any price. Pierce Bros.
jun12-1mo.
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
johnson, Phone 372. jun1-tf
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FOR SALE

G. E, guaran-
iced, radio combination, Silver
ta-t. "a. i-:c OF. IL (. guE
9l3 George, lunl6-lt
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WE HAVE fresh fruit, vegetables
and spring chickens. Ramsey
Fruit Market, 709 WhitmarSh
Lane. jun15-4tx
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FEY" cities are ready to aid vet.
Grams on return TO civil life.
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CLIFFORD KERR, Painting Con-
tractor. Call at 222 Duval ST,
or phone 684-R for free esti-
mate. jun11-6tx
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- Sell music; big
profits. Washington Music Ba-
zaar, Suite Eleven hundred two.
Two ten Fifth Ave, New York.
junl6-ltx
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FOUND

MANS BICYCLE. Owner may
have same by identifying prop
eriy and paying for adv. Crows
Bar, corner Caroline and Grin
nell. junl4-3tx
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G. E. REFRIGERATOR; first
class condition. See this be-
tween 6 and 8 p. m. on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. 9l3
Georgia st. jun14-3t
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Nisei will help train units fEaan
Europe for the Par Easi.
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Subscribe 10 The ciuzsn
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LOST

LOST-Femalc Dachshund nam
ed HYDE; tan, no markings,
long nose, ears and tail, short
legs. Ample reward. Call
1194-J. jun16-ltX
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APARTMENT house on Angela
street. Apply 65l William st.
junll-6tx
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MOTOR SCOOTER as is, $4,000.
AL Poinclana Place.
jinl6-2t
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RADIO combination, electric iron,
fan, air conditioner. 420 South
ard street. junl6-lt
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HOUSE for sale; 1885 Staples
Ave, electric refrigerator. cleo
trio range, electric heater, furn-
iture given with house.
juh15-3tx
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2.BEDRQOM saites,- dinette suite,
8 gold seal hneleum rrgs. 286g,
STAPLES ,aVenue,sa Il jun15-3tx
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FOR SALE = End hand collap-
sible baby buggy, with pad;
baby bathtub. Call 643-J. 1919
Pearl St, before s ps m.
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FOX ) ALt.-MaIs pie-war BIZ
\ &, 5000. apply Apt Is Is,
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT for rent for Beauty
Operator only. Stells' Beauty
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POOL ROOM with four Bruins
wick tables, bought in 1943. All
equipment in first class shape.
1l8 Duval street, Thompson.
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; AND 3-BEDROOM houses on
easy terms; electric stove, re-
frigerator and hot water heat
er. See Mrs. ]. N. Sturrup,
Macarthur Homes Agent, 280l
Flagler Ave, from l to 6 p. m.
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ICY NHw -
GAS RANGE; excellent condi-
ton, $50. 1881 Seidenberg Ave.
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