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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02
CHARLEY TRIPPI.
CHARLEY JUSTICE
YIELD SPOTLIGHT

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1
up - Georgia's All-America
Charlie Trippi and North Car
olina's Charlie Justice, who
were expected to put on a
spectacular duel in the Sugar
Bowl football game yesterday,
yielded the statistical spotlight
to some of their teammates.
The games leading ground
gamer was Carolina's wingback
Jim Camp. He went 68 yards in
eight reverses.
Trippi netted 81 yards in IA
rushes, for the largest total of
a Georgia back, but another
Charlie. right halfback Charles
rabbit Smith, had a. better
average with 48 yards in eight
tries.
Carolina fulIback Walt Pupa
had a better total and average
than Justice, with 49 yards in
IA plunges.
Trippi tried seven passes and
completed two, one for a touch
down, one was intercepted.
Justice tried and completed
only one, for a five yard loss.
Trippi had a punting average
of % yards against 46 for JUS
tice, whose longest went for 81
yards.
Trippi ran back three punts
for "a yards and three kickoffs
for 81. Justice returned one
kickoff for 48.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02
Manila |. E. Raiders
Defeat Redlanders
In Bamboo Bowl Tilt

MANILA, Jan. 1. - (P - The
Manila I and E Raiders defeated
the Schofield Barracks Redianders
Of Hawaii 10 to 6 to win the second
annual Bamboo Bowl A army
championship here before r., 900
service football fans.
Midway in the third quarter,
Nimber Oliver Evanson, Honolulu
left end, intercepted a Raider
lateral and raced 81 yards to a
touchdown.
In the first quarter Halfback
Charles Moftett, former University
Of Kansas player. swept 4o yards
for the first Manila touchdown.
Stephen Cracko, of Lansford, Pa,
CORNER Notre Dame player, con-
verted. Claude Marshall Ohio State
freshman from Mingo Junction,
Ohio, scored the second Raider
touchdown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02

The olive tree which was first
found in Asia, is now found on all
continents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02
CAPTURES
PEANUT BOWL GAME

COLUMBUS, Ga, Jan. 1.-P-
Halfback Bobby North led Tech
High Of Atlanta to a "a to 0 victory
over Benton High of st. Joseph,
Mo-, Wednesday in the inaugural
Peanut Bowl football game.
North passed for the first touch
down, scored the second and third
touchdowns himself and kicked four
out of five extra points.
1t was the first defeat of the sea-
son for the Missouri State cham
pions. 1t gave Tech High ten wins
and a scoreless tie with Male High
of Louisville, Ky.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02

season. When the New Hanover
High quint found it was practically
impossible to work the ball through
the visitors defense, they began
firing in long set shots. Louis Col
lie, who has been passing the ball
most of the year, led the way,
swishing through several difficult
angle sets to spark Wilmington's
scoring attack. Following Collie's
demonstration of long range &C
curacy, Teddy Fennell, w. A.
Brown and Billy Mason buried dis
tant goals to the tremendous
ovation of local spectators. 4S
House of David jumped ahead
of MINIS, 80. in the first quarter
mostly on long half court shots, and
then. when the Wildcats guarded
them so closely that set shots were
virtually impossible to get away
the invaders used their point-mak.
in plays. At the end of the first
period, House of David lead 1876.
at the halftime the count stood
1913, in the third quarter Whining.
ton staged a scoring squirt to knot
the contest at 34-34, but in the final
stanza the bearded cage stars
coasted in to win 1916.
Louis Collie and Billy Mason top
ped the Wildcats scoring parade
last night, racking up II points
each, but it was little W. A. Brown
5 #. 4 in. guard. who held the spot
light. taking the Glowing act
away from the House of David
teams Steinecke. who is regarded
by most sports scribes as 1.-THE
greatest clown in basketball"
The scoring leader of the night
was Burns, 6 #. 3 in. forward OF
the visitors, who dropped. in six
field goals and three foul losses
for a Is point total.
In the first game the Varsity Re
serves handed the Junior Varsity
their third straight loss, 56-37. The
point-making aces in this tussle
were Jimmy mole" West and Bob
Lewis of the reserves. West Tipped
1s points through the hoop, while
| Lewis arched in IA markers. Jerry
Hilburn topped the Jayvees with
II TALES.
The New Hanover High school
Wildcats next game will be Friday
i night against Wilson at the 1oca
court 8 o'clock. This is the frs
Eastern Conference encounter fol
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02

In 1915 the average American
family owned $4,000 of life insur-
ance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02
No Score

GREENSBORO, Jan. 1 = up =
Two top-flight Negro football teams
met here in the second annual
Cotton-Tobacco Bowl game in Me-
mortal Stadium, in a drilling
rain which turned to ice as it hit
the trees and the grass surround
ing the playing field.
The Richmond Rams and the Nor
folk Bombers, spent the afternoon
in making terrific efforts to crack
each others big lines, to no avail
and the score ended in a 90 tie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02
Packed Gallery Watch House OF David Team
Defeat New Hanover High School, 40 To 46
Wildcat Cagers Play Brilliant
Game Against "1Bearded Boys
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Playing before a packed house of 300 fans, the House
of David professional basketball five captured their 9O9th
unbeaten New Hanover High school quintet, 1916, at the
high school gymnasium.
The bearded combination of Bill Steinecke, Tom Faux
ner, Paul Short, Drummond, and Burns gave a superb
exhibition of shooting accuracy, but was forced to take, a
back seat role most of the way as the sharp-shooting Wild
cat cagers, after a slow start, played their best game of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-02
BROWN MOGUL WINS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-R-
Brown Mogul, fast Splinter owned
by John B. Theall, outstripped the
favorite and other pace settlers at
the Fair Grounds here Wednesday
to win the 50, 500 New Years handi-
cap, on a muddy track.
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we'd G, r, " heel
|I1.dials01l, Iil1e 6

Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Trujillo,
l5l2 Angela street. announced thu
approaching marriage Of their
daughter, Sylvia Isabel FrujjllQ,
Ito Curtiss Fletcher Wheeler, son
iof. Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton F. Wheel
Ter, Sullivan, Indiana. fg
The wedding will tale placeson
Ithe evening Of June is at the rec
tory Of the st. Mary's Star Of the
Sea Catholic Church. Rev ]. II,
johnson, pastor, will perform tn
ceremony.
The bride-to-be is q popular
member of the younger set Of the
community and graduate n
1.-The Convent of Mary Immacu-
late, Glass of 1941. She was EN-.
Iployed as stenographer at the
Submarine Base until two months
|ago. g3gIs
The young couple became ac-
IquHinted when Wheeler was q
Naval ensign stationed here with
the Operational and Develop
ment Center at the Section Base
from November, 1915, to July,
1913. The bridegroom-to-be now
attends Wabash University at
Charlottesville, Ind. He will arr
rive here about June 10 for the
wedding.
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LEGALS

NOTICE OF CALLING ron bids
Notice Is hereby given to whom
il may concern that on the 3rd
day Of June, AID. 1917. att 1890
p. VI. in the Monroe County Court
House, Key West, Florida, the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Monroe County. Florida, will open
sealed bids for the following road
lin Grains Subdivision Of Grassy ]
/ Key. Monroe County. Florida, al
recorded In Plat Book No. Page
l 81. Bulldozing all Streets and
Avenues, with the exception Of
{ Guaya Avenue. to width of 80
feet.
Bids are to be submitted on the
basis of cost per hour.
The work cannot be sub-c0n-
tracted without the County's writ.
ten consent and II must he cOm-
menced within thirty (30) days af-
ter the letting Of the contract and
is 90 he completed within reason.
able time thereafter.
All bids must be in the hands
of the County Clerk ON or he tore
1890 p. NJ. on Tuesday, June 3rd.
l947. 4
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any and
all bids made pursuant to this
advertisement.
Key West, Florida. May 10Th,
1947.
ROSS c SAWYER, Clerk,
Board of County commissioners,
Monroe County, Florida. E
may 19-o6-2t
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The wonders Of science
never cease and now We
hear that the cost of making
oxygen, which has been
around $40 a ton, is about tp
be cut to So and that indua-
try is taking advantage e
the cheaper oxygen In sight.
A plant, now under con-.
struction In Texas, will
make oxygen for the paf-
pose Of combining it with
natural gas to produce gas
oline and other by-pfoducts.
Experts estimate thatit viii
be able to combine SO, OOp,-
900 cubic feet Of natulRl gas
daily and tnrn out 3, 500 bar
rels of gasOliAa. 1000 Of
Diesel oil aud 10000
pounds Of assorted chem.
icab. The details came fHo
Science Digest, which ~
ports that sDme af the BIZ
oil companies are planning
to use the new net
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Louis GOdi1,et !,
M0rries Nelp
York City Cir

Louis Godinet, son Of Mrs. Mer-
cedes Godinet, 1924 Division
street, and Miss Gloria Valdes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Valdes, the Bronx, New York
City, were married Saturday
might according to information
received here today. s.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Terence Carroll,
|O.S.B., in St. Anselm Catholic
Church in the Bronx. L,
The matron of honor was Mrs.
|Sybil Valdes, and the best man,
Leonard Valdes. After the cere-
mony reception was held in the
home of the brides parents.
Mr.. Godinet was formerly EN-
|ployed in the Western Union in
Key West.
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The automobile . dealers
Of Philadelphia Are tryiq3
Ito find . way to wipe out
practices that ere d3FettinD
|thpnsapds of new Aut0niQs
.biies to used ] ear lots ana
the export trade. In
The complaint Of the AN
ISOLATION is that individuals
have placed multiple or
ders, immediately resell the
cars to dealers willing -
pay bonuses from $1O0 10
$1,000 above the list pricp.
This is ar interesting ten
and tells of a condition that
exists, to some degree
throughout the nation. APP
pareptly, despite the end al
price control, there afe
something like black mar.
kets in the automobile trade
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Mbw ToRAIsE rUkDs


- s0esoat. ~ OVu1sOAs SM0lA
man. Central Committee,
American Red Cross, and
president, National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis,
takes . position against any
joint drive for the raising Of
funds, calling them 'snH-
sound and un-American."
Mr.. O'Connor says that
people contribute to a group
undertaking because they
feel that it "does good" and
not because they read or d.
gest the annual reports Of
the organization. This con-
clusion appears sound.
Outlining the methods
used by his organizations. to
raise funds. the speaker said
First, have q cause, identi-
~ t.. drsmatize it, demon
strate 1t and capitalize on
t." He admitted, paren-
thetically. that infantile
paralysis had been over
dramatixed and concluded
that mo fight can be won
otherwise, including world
wars Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26
IN THE CIRCUIT cOURT OF THR
ELEVENTH JUDlCIAL CI0CURT
OF FLORIDA. ~; 4 Nd EOR NOM
ROE COUNTY. n s(,HANEERY..

case. No lilo fts1
W1LHELMINA ROSS PAGE, @
Plaintiff. -
VS.. NOTICE TO APPEAR
OLIVER a. PAGE,
defendant.
To: OLIVER A. PAGE, n
Whose place of residence is un.
known, and who conceals him.
seif so that process cannot be
personally served upon him. :.
You are hereby required to file
in the Court and cause above stated
on or before June thirteenth, 1947,
your appearance to the bill Of
complaint for divorce, else the
same will be taken as confessed
and decree pro confesso will be en-.
1947.
Circuit Court SeaD
ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
BY: Florence Il. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
may 26; jun 2-9-l6. lptT
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BALL POINT. PENS

When the ball-point foun-
tain pen appeared in Octo-
her. 1945. It began q pro-
duction cycle that. accord
ing to trade reports, Is
about tn collapse.
The new pen, widely ad-
veftised To write forever, at
trscted q number Of manu-
fscturers. with the result
that the output Of pens il
estimated to be triple what
Il was In pre-war days.
According to- the Wall
Street Journal. the collapse
of the ball-point pen. Is one
sf the most sensational on
record.
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Waryasty deeds filed Saturday
with County Clerk Ross c. Saw
yer transferred two key proper
Ties to new owners. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward I Barry transferred
1foperty on Little Torch Key to
M f. Leach, Miami. for $500,
and KNtie Roberts transferred
property to George c. Roberts,
Jry Ter q nominal sum.
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NOTICE or COMPLETION OF
BUDGET FOR PURPOSE OF

nrECm" ~ nVHEEalHN "
HEaSfHc F SHJEd rnasSss 4 rs
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Pursuant to Chapter 2065s, Laws
OF Florida. Acts OF 1941, relating
to Everglades Drainage District.
the Board of Commissioners OF
Everglades Drainage district has
completed budget showing the
debt service requirements OF the
District during the year beginning
on the LIST day of next November
and ending on the 31st day Of the
succeeding October, and the same
has been placed on file in the Of
flee of the Secretary of the Dig.
trict, at room 6o7 Comeau Build
ing. West Palm Beach, Florida
where the same may be examiner
and this is to notify you that said
board will meet at said place ON
the 18th day of June, AID. I947. al
10 a. m. Eastern Standard Time Or
said day (being not less thaa
fifteen days from the date of the
first publication hereof) for the
purpose of hearing objections and
complaints with respect to said
budget. go = ~ 'rr
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or
EVERGLADES DRAINAGE
DISTRICT.
By: w. y. HILSARACK.
.rrrcr. Chairman.
BY: K. NJ. THROoP,
Secretary. ft ttfs9s,-* g.
may 1926; jpas2 ta47.
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IN TUE CIRCTIT Court OF TILE:
EIEyEETH JCRICiAL CIRCUIT
IS ASN Rnll MONROE COUNTY.
FJ.ORihA. IN CHANCERf'
JOHN n. es eHRass Is; lssa'''
sst5 Complainant;
,rEsihfsERANcE Christian.
Defendant.
NOTICE REQUIRING DEFENDANT
TO APPEAR
TO: Temperance Christian.
100 Kingston Avenue.
Rome, Georgia.
You are hereby notified that a
Bill of omplaint for divorce mas
been filed against YOU by John NJ.
ChFistian in the above entitled
cause and you are hereby required
to file yonr appearance n s,.; "r answer INF er
before the 18th day Of. June. AID:
1917. Otherwise allegation OF said
Bin Of Complaint VIII be taken as
confessed by YOU. :,
This notice shall he published
once q week for four t4l consecu.
tive weeks an THE KEY KEsT
g Key Vest Monroe County.
dated at Key West, Florida. this
end day NJ May, A:D. 1s47 ,vrp
MI 2 Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
Py:4sD Florence y: sawyer, yer.
Shuts, Bowen. simmons Preyatt &
sod FIRST National Bank Building.
Soiicitors Tor Complainant.
s444 IS nay 5-le-l9-2s; jun 2, ,1947
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When you plan your ;yAr.
cation trip you might as welt
plan to have The Key West
Citizen follow you. Lots Of
Key Westers do that every
year. !,
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NOTICE
=, Rses co 81
FL01lIpA. ~ f2N1ATE.
AAfAp0 vELIZ, also known as
Deceased
Notice il hsrshy gtyer 20 All
M MsP% u !. max ms S2Rssa rne 81
tho. Estate .of Amaae ysliz, also so
ceased. baa fiIed with the Honor.
able RAYMOND r Lord, County !
Fiorida. his Final Report and has
made application for his discharge
as ,aAministrptor 6. T. a. Of the
as AmadO yeliz Fcrrer. deceased.
Dated May 10, AID. 1947.
ssfssF (Tdls DI0NlSiO MIRO.
Az Administrator eta. of the
Estates 0f Amado veliz. also
known ~ Amado ,veiiz Ferrer.
4 deceased.
. mar Ie-19.2s; Jun 1s47
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IN THE CIWGl1T COUHr VI IL =
!. ELEfESTM JtTDlEpAL ClRCpkE
40 t6s stoSRoE Col'xTY. N
VAAt't ssse 10. Is-a,se
BETTY lean G0SSEN HEATH,
Plaintiff,
,JOSEPH WILLIAM HEATH.
'Dafendapt.
no. 9955knksh e TE,E EuSi!c AfaTH,
Elton Park. sts.
! :67 Ponce De Leon Avenue.
Macon, Georgia,
You are hereby required 70 ap-
near to the Bill Of Complaint Tor
divorce In the above styled cause
OF, or before the 14th day ut June,
AID. l947, otherwise the allegations
therein VIII he taken as confessed.
This Order is to be published once
q week for four consecutiye weeks
in The Key West Citizen. a news
paper ppbltshed In the City of Key
N SoNE ANE oRnEREp this 10th
a a Gf May. A.P Po1 sst GsisAwyER.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
+; = Monroe County. Florida.
ny: (sd) Kathleen NOttage.
t.a, ALLAN B. cLEAREs L..
Solicitor. for Plaintiff u a !
3 may i2-ls-a6.jun 2s194!!
ga. - Z ~
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4 Plaintiff.
KATHERINE JORDAN WALTON.
Defendant.
0UNDsR of PUHklcATION !
no: KATHERINE JORDAN !.
WALTON, d
ace Penn Street. as
Camden, New Jersey. :.
YOu are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of ,Compiaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the l4th day OF June,
AID. IS47, otherwise the allegations
therein win he taken as confessed.
This Order is to he published
once week for four consecutive
weeks i'm The Key West Citizen. a
newspaper published in the City Of
Key West, Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this 10th
day OF May, AID. 1941.
(SEALl = ROSS G SAWYER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
!. Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Kathleen NOttage,
H s Deputy Clerk.
(sd) ALLAN B. ,CLEARE, Jr.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
asi may 12-l9-26: jun ?, 1947
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A case In court Ia not only
expensive 20 both sides, but
L Il almost always a long
drawn out affair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26

Mrss Kathleen Knowles, who
had been visiting her mother
Hrs, Lulu Maloney, left this
|Morning : for Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26

Baby buggy, bassinette, stroller,
girls bicycle. Call l08-J, after
SPIN. may24-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26

Wars will probably e n d
about the time religious
seets discover how to agree.
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Sapito Restaurant for sale. Corner
Whitehead and Petronia st.
Good equipment. may23-6tx

9 cubic foot Norge electric refrig-1
orator. Inquire 3001 Harris
Ave. may23-3tx
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y Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pierce,
who HAD been mentioning in Ha-
'vana. returned yesterday,
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MEETINGS

Ever. Ready Club to Meet i
The Ever-Ready Star Club will
meet tomorrow at 5 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Annie Sharpley,
4l8 William street., S,
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Very desirable Highway frontage,
north end Sugar Loaf Key, adj
joining Eddie's Fish Basket.
Faces east. Well adapted for
trailer camp or tourist court.
See or write E. r. Lowe, P.O.
Box 81, Tavernier, Fla.
may15-thur-tues-sat
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IN T&H GlRCulT COURT OF TME
ELEEENTH ltpNIAL CIRCUIT
AND Ron N0SR0E EOTxTI. IN
csse M. ls.ll,e
RAYMOND GROVER KELLER,
Va. DIVORCE
ANN MAcAELEY KELLER.
.ss.~..s -, Defendant.
0RpER of PURLiCATI0N.
To: Ann Nacanlev Keller,
II Fremont Street,
New London, Connecticut.
You are hereby required to APP.
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you In the above styled
cause on or before the 9th day of
June, AID. I947, otherwise the al
legations contained therein will be
taken as confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED' at Key
West, Florida, this 3rd day of May.
(Circnit Court Seai)
& ROSS G SAWYER,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
s-t.sS. Deputy Clerk.
William v. Albury. ~
Attorney for Plaintiff.
7TFss 3ft may 5-12-19-26, 1917
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Too many let the mistake
of yesterday discourage the
efforts of today.
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1896 Plymouth ,.2-door touring
sedan. Commercial Credit
Corp. 421 Fleming st.
may24-3tx
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4 Mrs. Howard Drudge, who had
|been Mere Waiting relatives, re-
(3jirped to Miami yesterday.
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Furnished homes of the better
kind. Hotel and apartment
houses, business property on
Duval Street. Choice lots atl
Casa Marina. Paul Boysen, 626]
Fleming Street, Box 300, Key
West. may26- 6tx
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Books for every age. Books for
every hobby. Paul Smith,
Bookseller, corner Simonton|
and Eaton SITS. may26-6tl
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Two Lots, 50'x100' each. Eagle
Ave-, between 10th and 18th
SITS. Price 100000. Apply 1901
Petronia st. may24-3tx
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ron HALE

BOZ lJhviszSemi Cabin, ,Mahog-
az &C.,. New chrysler
Marine 81 Shit. q EngiAeS Very
fast. Ideal for fishihss az pleas
Nres Guaranteed to be in Ia
condition. Finest boat Of this
type in Key West. Phone 40.
may 19-tf
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1Seral aests inss Florida Mo
tn Company bus were found to
he cut TIN morning at the local
| station. II has not been deter
miked whether the seats were
| cut on the trip,from Miami Or at
The stati0n during the night,
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Solar water heaters. Large heat
ing units, 100-gal. heavy duty
insulated tank. Can be had for
small monthly payments. No
money down. Guaranteed. Or
der now for immediate delivery.
Lee Bros. Neon Co., Ga Greene
ST., Phone 4. Key West, Fla.
rnay17-sat-tf
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Apartment for rent. Apply 1907
William, Blue Room Bar-B-Q.
&..A.1-.Y 4. Inay26-3tx
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,:ANrED 70 BUY

post Trailer. Write or call ]. p.
Bearup. rear s22 Fleming s..
81 rnay26- 3tx
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Erpegt Hemingway, author
who recently returned to Key
.jvSst from Spain, where he had
'Setyed e. ] q war correspondent
ut port il his cabin cruiser ri.
~, at $40 O'Clock this morning
'for 1inini, where he viii fish
for maflln
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Clean ysapartmsa(st fpr couples
with low ineehe. i4l7 .Ashhy
|, street,s two hleckA ~ FlaGler
at 1890, Call after Q PM. or
Sundays. ~ 81. may2]- Blk