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Masonic Notice

Regular communication of An
Choir Lodge. No. 1872. F. & AM.
Monday. August 25th. 8 Pm.
Conferring E.A. degree in full
form under the direction of Lee
turer Austin Roberts. with special
colorful arrangements.
All members of the fraternity
are invited to attend.
LOUIS C. MALONEY. WIN.
GERALD II. ADAMS. Sec.
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MISS TRUMAN TO SING

HOLLYWOOD.--Miss Margaret
Truman. 23-Year -old daughter of
the President and Mrs. Truman.
will sing in a concert tonight in
the Hollywood Bowl.
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NATIVES FIGHT AGAIN

BATAVIA.-The Dutch govern
ment stated today that some of
the native forces had resumed
fighting in isolated sections of
Java. w..
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County To Nego@few
For Martell0 Tower
For $4,000 Figure

VOTES TODAY TO FIGHT FOR LOW.
Err OF TWO BIDS SUBMITTED; CHECK FOE
TEN PERCENT OF LOW BID ORDERED SIGNED
AND SENT TO JACKSONVILLE
negotiations Administration ri
Marelo a
authorized today special meeting of the
Monroe County Commission.
Chairman Bentley and Clerk c. Sawyer
check $1,000 representing the
$4,000 WAA When the mailed Jacksonville
Atlanta Ca office of the WAA the commission will be
| notified.
"When the cheek finally the Washington head
of the WAA then this board should in final
negotiations for the SITE Commissioner Clarence ggs who
Evening star., 1947-05-03

airlines running to Chicago. Pas-
sengers win Be able to go direct
without changing planes.
Both Of the United States lines
now operating in South America 60
only to ports Of entry. Home pas
sengers must reach them by do
nestle airlines.
just the same the new treaty win
strengthen both of those lines. Many
OF their runs. which are now special
or temporary. will be made perm
anent.
All Traffic Competitive.
Three main parts Of the treaty
are: !.
Argentina backed down on its de-
n1and for fixed percentage of traf-
nc for Its government airline, Fama,
and all traffic win be competitive.
Right to pick up passengers at
intermediate cities win be granted
airlines OF both countries.
There will be no control over
number of flights by either country
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Exclusive

Located fine this brick Colonial
FIRST FLOOR: thoroughly
additional ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Full
Out Connecticut Arma aruach Chase Circle Waaan ~
to Of
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Senator Taylor Urges
Inferior Department
Workers 10 Fight Cut

Senator Taylor. Democrat, ot
Idaho, yesterday urged Interior De-
partment employees "to fight in every
way you know how" to help restore
the AZ per cent budget slash mace
by the House in the departments s
1s48 appropriations.
Speaking before a rally sponsored
by the Interior Department branch
Of the cIO Public Workers, SEN
ator 1'aylor said he was terribly
opposed to these cuts.
The Senator urged his audience
mot to just sit down and let hem
haul you out feet first" He advised
Interior employees to put pressure
on members of the Senate TO re-
verse the House action. Jn.e-ior
officials estimate that 10000 to 49,
600 employees will be fired If the
House bill Is upheld by the Senate.
If you know a Senator from
your State, &C up and see him. Talk
to nim and tell him what you want
him to do" MIR Taylor said. Sen
ators are just like any other people,
only some of them are little more
sWeil-headed."
Senator Taylor also advised the
emp;t res to have friends intercede
for them with the Senators IN their
States
"I1l be in there fighting for you, 2
Senator Taylo said If YOU get
up a picket ire, I'll be n there
pit.:a:ng with YOU"
Another speaker at the ra'iv held
In the I:1terso, Department aasdi-
toriun was Daniel H. Schwartz,
UPWA regional director.
Mr. Schwartz also urged The IN
terror local to push for Senate resto-
ration of interior funds. He poinseG
out that the Senate Appropriations
Committee already has restored
some of the House cuts made in
the Labor Departments funds.
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Bill Asks War | Dead
of Division Be Honored

Representative WEIGH, Republican,
Eof California has introduced bill
In the House to authorize erection
OF q memorial to the dead of the
1st Infantry Division Of World
War II.
The site would be adjacent to the
monument to the same divisions
heroes of World War !, in the park
south OF the old State, War and
Navy Building. s. &
The monument would be con-
structed by the Memorial Associa-s
tion of the division without cost to
the United States. The bill went to
the House Committee on Admins
tration,
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Library and Michigan U.
Benefit in Woman S Will

/ A library In the village of Ovid,
Mich, and the University of Michi-
gan will benefit under the will Of
Mrs. Anna F. Campbell, who died
April rs in the Burlington Hotel,
leaving an estate valued at nearly
$134.000.
Mrs. Campbell was the widow of
DR.. Oliver B. Campbell, for many
years a practicing physician in
Michigan. Her will named her
nephew, Charles O. Pengra, Boston,
as the principal beneficiary.
The library, set up by Mrs. Camp
bell. is to receive a bequest of $40, 600
and the University of Michigan is
to receive a ore-half interest in real
estate in Detroit. valued at $54 800.
The nephew is to receive the re-
mainder. n.
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1 50 long = trafic justifles that many

50 long 8 trafic justdiles that many
runs
Mr. Landis said that the treaty
is highly satisfactory to the United
States. For the past seven months,
Argentina has decliEed to enter an
agreement unless the United States
gave its chosen instrument carrier
4 f1xed percentage Of the trafiic load.
II believe" said MI, Lands, that
Argentina realized the fallacy of its
position. United States Ambassador
George s. Messersmith has done d
lot OF good work to convince the
Argentines tilat these restrictions
would hinder air trafiic.n
Copyright, 1947l
Evening star., 1947-05-03
New Air Route Slated
10 Argentina as First
Fruit Of j. 5. treaty
By Ernie Hill
Foreign Correspondent Of The sior and
ths Chicago Daily News

fsssi FoSel9H .%0ffo3ponoehf OF jn3 SidT 0no
II. Chicago Daily News
BUENos AIRES. May 3.--As tht
first fruit Of the newly signed United
States-Argentina commercial all
treaty, Brantn Airways will inaug-
urate plane service.to South Amer
lea from the United States, Middle
and Far West in about 90 days.
According to Col. Jess B. Bennett,
assistant to Braniff's president, his
line will start its service with Doug
las DC-4s and switch to Douglas
DC-6s as soon as delivery of new
planes Is made.
'.We viii fly from Chicago to
Buenos Aires In q hours, said Col.
Bennett, who announced the new
program soon after James N. Lam
dis. chairman of the Civil Aero
nautics Board at Washington, con-
cluded the treaty after 10 days of
difficult negotiations.
Most ef our traffic will originate
in the Middle and Far West. Our
port OF entry and of debarkation
will be Houston. Houston to Buenos
Aires win be % hours,
Direct Service Offered.>
Branif has been certificated by
CAB to fly from Houston to Havana,
Panan1a. Bogota, Quito, Lima, La
Paz, Asuncion and then split, with
part of its planes going to Sac
Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. and
others going to Buenos Aires.
Branif will have one advantage
over Pan American and Pan Ameri-
can Grace In that it has domestic
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Death Reported

Michae1 ElAna8an, a., 40 q s.. ne
Clara ". Dement,. e1, l407 Shepherd 1T.
Luia = ssoat. 10. sao7 Rittenhouss 4.
James ". Robertson. ~. 1a46 b II. ~.
John n. Roche go. jamaica NJ y.
Joseph uxelIa, 05, q 8s Soldiers Home
Joseph McKeuna. IS. 1909 I1th 1t. NV.
Arthur "a xinkhan, IS. 444S Hawthorne
samuel Goodman. So. 2s1s N. Capitol II.
NV. 81
Leopold orimmer. SIS, q. S. Soldiers Home.
Edith Seymour; 56. 6I6 q St NV.
William Crown, IS, 1880 Bay Sc
Elizabeth Glynn. A., AL 9Th st W.
Pressie Price. 40. Dunbar. W. Va
Robert =. Turtle, 20, no address given
Thomas Y. Padgett. jr,, 20, no address
given
Michael 3. Bryant. 1, Rockville. Nd.
Infant Tena CrosoriaI Indian Head. Nd
Infant Ward. 1885 Emerson ST. ne.
Edward BurEeSs. 9S. 236 Tth St ne
Horace Calen. 74, 1887 Evans rd Sc
Joseph J. Dorsey, II, no address given
John Il Lee, 63, Blue Plains, D. C.
Mahaia Crosby. 40. 5l1 p st. NV.
Lottie KNIGHT, 3e. SII q St. n e
Albert Johnson. 35, 2429 r st. nv.
) Latex from which rubber is made
is about go per cent water as 1t
Comes frnsn fha froe 81
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Burbank Trunk Yields Zinniio

An American seed house purchas-
ed, sight unseen and for q large
sum, a trunk In which the late
Luther Burbank, famed horticul-
turist, stored patches OF seeds. The
trunk yielded only one new variety.
q giant zinnia.
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MONEY NOW
OR BLOOD LATER

Declaring tn a t World
War veterans sadly re-
call" that the Federal Gov
eminent followed a policy
of false economy" before
the second World War, Rep
resentatiye John J. Riley, of
South Carolina, said that
Congress must spend a
reasonable a cunt of
money now" or IAN unreal
sOnable amount of blood"
later.
This is undoubtedly the
correct picture of the situa
ton confronting the United
States in international af-
fairs. If we deliberately re-
duce our defenses to a point
that will encourage other
nations, notably Soviet Rus
STA, to adopt an intransigent
attitude, we will invite
World War III.
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EXPLODING SHELL
KILLS SIX YOUTHS

1t is a long way to go to
Guatemala for an editorial
but a news item from h a t
small country relates how
six youths were killed while
trying to saw open an artil-
lery shell which they found
on a target range.
Many men who fought
overseas brought h o m e
mementoes of their strug-
gle, including in some IN
stances shells of various
types. 1t was the same after
the first World War. Then
inquisitive individuals 10 S t
their lives tampering w i t h
exploded" shells. Now, it
may be that you can protect
your own if you realize the
danger of such practices.
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HISTORIC REPETITION

When the nation finished
the first World War it
adopted cert ain policies
which, in the light of subse-
quent events, including the
formation of the Axis, seem
to have been rather foolish.
1t is the part of wisdom
to learn from experience
but it is still to be seen
whether the people of this
country have taken the les
son to heart.
The Congress of the Unit
ed States, after the first
World War, went in for tax
reduction to enable business
to expand and for disarma-
ment in order to make room
for tax reductions. If any
body reads the current news
that emanates from Wash
ington there should be no
doubt of the tendency to-
ward the same policies.
The point was made, in
1920, that there were no
enemies of this country with
sufficient power to make
war. They may not have
been apparent at the time
but they came into being
with some suddenness in
1889. The same observation
is true today. Nobody knows
w h en- potential enemies
might loom on the horizon.
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200 printed single sheets and 100
envelopes, $l.50; $50 printed
single airmail sheets, rs airmail
envelopes, $l.50; Is soft pencils
printed, $1.50; 125 printed pos
tails, $l.50; 60 hostess bordered,
printed napkins, $3.50; so print
ed cocktail, bordered, napkins,
$l.50; go printed cocktail, bor-
dered, napkins, $1.50; go per-
sonalized printed guest towels,
$1.50; two decks of printed
bridge cards, SITS; so printed
beverage coasters, SITS. Let
terheads, envelopes, billheads,
business cards-all printed at
reasonable prices. Artman Press,
Citizen building, corner Greene
and Ann streets, phone 81.
feb18-tf
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ILLUSIVE SAND

Sand, as marine engineers
are aware, is an Elusive
thing. Currents and counter
currents sweep it ashore and
form beaches, and under
tow sets in and carries. the
sand to sea again.
That has happened to
coastal beaches in every
part of the world. In no
other part of the country
are there better beaches
than in the Rockaways in
New York City. Rockaway
Beach, a community OF
many thousand, is nothing
more than an accumulation
of sand dunes that have
been leveled.
The contour of those
beaches are forever chang
ing. At Far Rockaway, GO
years ago, the beach was
separated from the shore by
an inlet, and surf bathers
had to cross in ferries to go
in swimming. Ferry charges
became so high, the beach
was called Hog Island, "
but by the turn of the CEN
tury the restless sea swept
away Hog Island and car
ried much of the sand that
had composed it to the
shore, providing a beach
that ranged in width from
500 to 800 feet.
In the old days in K e y
West, an excellent beach eX-
tended from the foot OF
White street, on the south
shore, to the head of the
island, but the boulevard
was built over the greater
part of the beach, and, for
some reason, all the sand
that used to be off shore has
disappeared.
The engineers who made
the survey for the county to
determine the best place for
a beach in Key West report
ed that there is no sand OIL
shore in that locality. That
report confirms what a
Western Union cable man
ager had told The Citizen
at the time the proposal to
float a bond issue to build
a beach was first consider
ed.
Three sites have been
recommended by the engl-
neers for the construction OF
a beach, but in each IN
stance sand must be obtain
ed to form a beach, and, IN
the Key West area, retain
ing walls or jetties must be
constructed to keep the
sand from being washed
away. That precaution, the
engineers said, will not have
to be taken if the beach is
made on Stock Island.
Sand is Elusive because
the sea is restless, forever
cutting away here and
building up there, but man
can conquer the sand, as ne
conquers other things, and
The Citizen hopes Key West
will be provided with an at
tractive beach.
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IL Means Jail To Ring
This Church Bell

LOUISVILLE, KY. - (AP) -
Thieves in Louisville are coming
to regard the poor box near the
door of st. Johns Catholic
Church as jailhouSe bait.
It's all because a secret burglar
alarm hooked to the box by the
Rev. Albert A. Willett. The de-
vice has just trapped its twelfth
victim.
Father Willett got tired of hav-
ing the box rifled. So he rugged
up a trick contraption. Now ev-
cry time somebody tries to take
out instead of put in, a bell
sounds an alarm in the rectory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

OF all foolish human pro-
eedures there is none that
beats the father or mother,
who tries to select a mate
for his, or her, child. 1t can
not be successfully accom-
plished, though many a
heartache. and even trag-
edies, might be avoided if
these objections could be OBJ
tanned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

When ordinary washing. wip-
ing or even securing won't re-
move the dark, greasy stains that
accumulate on the inside of the
oven, try the ammonia treat
ment. Put a shallow bowl of
household ammonia or cloth
moiStened with ammonia in the
oven for several hours or over
night. The fumes given off
loosen the greasy stains.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

All the comforts of home afloat:
46-ft. Lathrop- powered boat, 3
cabins sleep 6; toilet, galley
with stove and ice box for ESQ
lbs. ice. Storage space, roomy
after deck, Eft. decks on sides
and deck space in bow and atop
a cabin. Shallow draft, ideal
for cruising Florida Keys and
inland waterways. You can live
comfortably on this boat. Phone
Key West 82l-R or Miami
5-56O4. mar5-3tx
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Courtesy costs little and
is possible, even when driv-
ing an automobile. In addl-
ton to being possible, it is
likely to be safe.
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ron SALE

Duplex apartment, near North
Beach. Lower apartment un-
!. furnished, second floor furnish
ed. Nice handicapped corner lot
overlooking water and boule-
ward. Price $4,000. Terms.
johnson and Johnson, Phone
372. mar1-tf
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Attention: Two-room cottage and
two lots, garden and several
plants. Must be sold soon. 1922
Margaret Street. mar1-5
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MONOGRAPHS
TO LOCAL VOTERS:


Your supreme court"
stands 3 to 2, with the 3
having the say-so till next
November when you will
be given the privilege of
changing the complexion
of the court. But what
has become of your re-
call election, about which
you were talking so much
a few weeks ago?
THE ORACLE.
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Business for sale. Locksmith and
lawn mower repairs. Shop we'll
equipped. 928 Division st.
feb28-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

Mrs. Earl Yates and two
children arrived last night from
Jacksonville 70 visit Mrs. Yates'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

Henry B. Haskins, who had
been making an investigation 10
place aids to navigation along
the inland waterway between
Miami and Bahia Honda. return.
ed yesterday on the lighthouse
tender Poppy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

The average politician is
apt to believe anything good
that he hears that somebody
has said, if it is about him.
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Key West In
Days Gone BY


Mrs. Edith Wright. owner Of
the Pirates Cove Fishing Camp.
was a visitor today at The citi-
zen office. She said that she has
had successful season. and that
frequent catches of sailfish. am
berjack and other game fish have
been caught by guests az her
camp.
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The Ides of March got
Caesar and the Ides Of
March get us every year.
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A Salesman will call at your
home to fit you properly with
the Aerotred Knapp Shoe, es-
pecially made for fallen arches
and sore feet. Men and wom-
ems sport and work shoes. Call
350-W or Ills Fleming Street.
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Books for every age. Books for
every hobby. Paul Smith,
Bookseller, corner Simonton and
Eaton SITS. mar3-6t
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Roofing installed and repaired.
Work guaranteed. Phi. 1590-R.
Frank Key. mar1-6tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
512 Margaret street, phone 79l.
Give us try on your next job.
Free estimates. mar1-1mox
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49, Cupboard Runabout and trail
er. Fast 1916 Johnson motor,
go hip. Apply 1901 Petronla
ST. mar63tx
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V E ANS, 1924, Free to
Travel, average earnings $4,000
week, commission, bonus. See
Mr.. McGrail, Gibson Hotel, 6
. p. m. to 3 p. m. No phone calls.
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Members of the nominating
committee of the Key West
Junior Woman's Club will meet
Monday night in the home II
Miss Florence Sawyer. 523 Eaton
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

Work was started this morning
in constructing five finger piers
at the Naval Station.
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Iron bed with good spring and
mattress. 513 Whitehead st.
Opposite Court House.
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LOST

Ladies Small Purse containing
pictures, Social Security Card
and other personal papers.
Please return to 608 Duval
Street. mar6-3tX
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POSITION WANTED

Bookkeeper-typist. experienced,
would like full or part-time
work. Apply Box ED, Go
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Flat paint, white and colors. Lead
and zinc white house paint.
Doherty and Company, 846
Olivia street, phone 1897.
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Light housekeeping rooms, $500
to $1,000 per week. Ali William
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1910 Studebaker Club Coupe
Price $500. 707 Francis Street.
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1941 Buick Special. Price, $3.50.
1901 Florida Street. mar4-3tx
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More acquisitions have been
made for men to work on the
Overseas Highway bridges. Work
is now going on units on both
sides of the water gaps.
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Radio combination photograph
player. Call 84l-J or enquire
1900 Seminary. mar6-otX
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Furnished homes, hotels, apart
ment houses, filling station and
building lots. Paul Boysen, 626
Fleming Street, Phone 1873.
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Manuel Fusino, "a. died last
night in his home at 2lS Duval
street. Funeral services win BE-
held this afternoon in the Lopez
chapel, with the Rev. William
Reagan, 81, of St. Mary's Star Of
the Sea Catholic Church, Of
ficiating.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


Good Auto Mechanic immediate
ly.. Navarro, Inc, opposite Bus
Station. mar1-tf
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Position for an intelligent young
lady. Interviews given at the
Evans Camera Store, SOC South
ard st. mar3-tf
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FOR RENT

Apartment for rent, upstairs. APP
ply at Blue Room Bar BIO.
1907 William Street. Phone
1888. mar4-3tx
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Packard 100 Sedan r and H. Al
condition, $1,250.00. Apply
O'Conror, 1871 Fleming st.
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Very reasonable, one seven-room
house Mickey Parrot, No. l
Fire Station. mar5-3tx
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WANTED
FOR SALE

Knoll crib and mattress and table,
model radio. Phone 661-R.
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Sales representative for alumni
mum jalousies in Key West
area. Straight commission.
Write for interview. Air-Lite
Metal Awning Co. of Miami,
Inc, 440l Ponce de Leon Blvd,
Coral Gables, Fla.
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Good proposition. Apply 5l8
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