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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24
President Truman
Makes Big Hit
With Little Girls
(FrOm Washington Correspondent
kpy West Citizen

! (FrOm Washington Correspondent
kry West CtttzenD
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The
biggest event in the day at the
opening session of Congress re-
, Gently failed to hit the headlines.
1t involved four people-and it
makes quite story.
President Truman arrived at
about 100 p. m, and received
loud applause (He's still very
popular man on the Hid. He pro-
ceeded to address the joint meet
ing of Senators and Representa-
tives-and everyone else who
could crowd into the galleries.
The President made only two
slips of the tongue-the best be-
ing that when he called this
(corrective) measure, this men
ace. But he quickly corrected
the mistake and when he finish
ed his speech at two o'clock, he
was again roundly applauded.
AS he walked up the center
aisle with the Democrats on his
right and Republicans on his
Left, there were three people on
the right next to the aisle, clap
ping perhaps more Justify than
the rest. They were seated be-
hind one another, about two
thirds of the way up the aisle,
the nearest seats which the
President would pass.
Beside these three enthusiastic
onlookers, were Rep. Laurie Bat
! tie (Alabama), Rep. Mike Mans
field (Montana), and Rep. ] o e
Bryson South Carolina). AS the
President reached these applaud
ing people, he bent down to
shake hands with little Judy
/ Bryson, tiny daughter of Rep
BrySon.
Judy, somewhat taken aback
by the honor, nestled a little
closer to her Dad but put out
her hand and shook the PreSi-
dents tactfully, nevertheless. Of
course, the little girl blushed all
over the place, and smiled just
like a million dollars. 1t was a
cute shade of red.
Well, the President naturally
shook hands with Rep. Battle
niece and Rep. Mansfield's
daughter-the two little girls be-
hind Judy. They were the per
feet ladies and shook right back
with the President. Both fell
back on their Congressional
sponsors a little immediately af-
terward, all smiles and effer-
veScent.
guess they were just about
the happiest threesome in the
House Chamber. They had just
shaken hands with the President
of the United States, and had
never expected anything like
that. The only three people on
the floor who beamed ever
brighter were Reps. Bryson, Bat
tie and Mansfield. They sure got
kick out of that.
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Appoints Rosam
City Assessor

Merville Rosam. Jr., today
was appointed city tax assessor
by Acting City Manager Edwin
Trevor
Rosam succeeds Harry (Tiny)
ElWood, who resigned recently
to accept d position in the Navy
Base.
Rosam was chief clerk in the
supply department for some
time, and had experience in Ger
titled public accountancy with
Eric Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24
GARBAGE COLLECTION
FOR HOUSING UNITS

Bids for the collection of gar
bage for all local housing
projects are being called by the
Housing Authority of the City
of Key West.
Information about the collec-
tons may be obtained at the
central office at the White street
extension. Sealed bids may be
submitted not later than Deem
Der Is, 1947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24
I%.@.~~a%~.~.s~ a
SmaShes Seven
Parking Meters

Charles w. Bobo, colored, a
Navy enlisted man, was arrest
ed and charged with malicious
destruction of city property for
smashing seven parking meters
early today.
Patrolman Hector Castro ~ra-
ports the man smashed the me-
tiers on Duval street between
Angela and Southland streets. The
man used a stone in smashing
the meters.
Bobo will be arraigned on the
charge this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24
FRANCES NEW CABINET
HOLDS SPECIAL SESSION
80
Garage Entered
At Casa Marina

Casa Marina Hotel garage was
entered by burglars Sunday
night and quite d quantity OF
pumping and equipment was, re.
ported stolen, according to re-
ports filed today wit hthe sher-
ifs Office and the city police.
Patrolman Frank Jolly went tc
the hotel and took d number OF
fingerprints. which were founc
in the garage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24
Bernard Waite To
Take Police Test

Lee Goddard. executive secre-
tary OF the Civil Service Board.
stated this morning that only
Policemen Bernard Waite so far
has requested to take the civil
service examination for police
lieutenant
Harry Lee Baker is now serv-
ing in the capacity of lieutenant
on d temporary appointment
basis.
Those who are eligible to COM
pete for the vacancy include
George Ansel Albury, Harry Lee
Baker, Frank CaraballO, Hector
Castro, Eugene Hernandez, Frank
Jolly and Bernard Fl. Waite.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24
ETERREADY TO MEET

The Everready Club will hold
a meeting tomorrow afternoon,
beginning at 3 o'clock, in the
home of Mrs. Lena Bervaldi, $40
Francis street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24

'Play and Plenty" Title
OF Picture About Florida
AMAZING BOOST FOR STATE; SHOWS CYPRESS
LOGGING, SPONGE FISHING, CELERY
RAISING AND RESORT FUN

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Naionwide publicity will be given
Florda industrial and attractions full
reel motion picture directed by Hamilton Wright
leased by Universal international Pictures Corporation
entitled PLAY Plenty" appear
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24

deal of Observation-Disclosures will
derive great benefit" said Saxton
Lloyd, head of the Florida State
Advertising Commission, at a
preVieW recently.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24

Key West, Florida, has the
mos. equable climate in the
country. with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10
LECALS

IN THE CIRCtIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case M. lO-1121
LEONA s. TERRIBLE,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
MICHAEL STEPHEN TERRIBLE,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Michael Stephen Terrible,
La France Apartments,
3+47 Woodward Avenue,
Detroit, Michigan.
You are hereby required to an
pear to the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, In the above styled cause
on the 2lst day of April, AID. l947,
otherwise the allegations therein
Will be taken as confessed.
This order to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
IN The Key. West Citizen, a news
paper published in Key West, Flor.
Done and Ordered this 18Th dav
OF March. AID. 1947.
(SEAL) ROSS G. SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
By: Kathleen NottaKe. d.
THOMAS s. CARO-,
solicitor for the Plaintiff.
mar20-27; apr $40, 1s47
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10
SEARCH FOR
l,l2O MISSING

The treacherous HimaIay-
an Hump, over which our
air transport forces carried
war supplies to blockaded
China, is now being explor-
ed by the American Graves
4 Registration Service, which
is looking for 1,12O Ameri-
cans who are listed as miss
ing"
The search is being con-
Quoted in a primitive area
where few white men have
aver travelled. It is part of a
China-wide search that has
recovered the bodies of g.
900 Americans from Man
churia to Indo-China.
While it may be extreme
~ doubtful whether any of
these missing" men are
alive, the resolute search
being conducted by their
country should be continu-
ed. Not until the last faint
hope has been explored
should the work be aban-
dOned.
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NOT ABLE TO ACT

ssFor more than a year."
declares Senator Tom Con-
nally, of Texas, "efforts
have been made to establish
an international police force
under the United Nations
but no agreement has been
reached"
~.ln. addition, the Texan
points out that the United
Nations has no authority to
undertake what the United
States proposes to do for
Greece and Turkey. The or
ganization he declares, has
no funds and, if it had funds,
it has no authority to lend
the money of contributing
nations. In addition, from a
military aspect, the United
Nations hasn't q single dime
or a single soldier to meet
I. a crisis anywhere in the
world.
The Texas Senator goes
further to assert that if the
: International military force
was organized and ready
for action the employment
Of the force would be up to
~ Security Council. On this
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10
TEST FOR COMMUNISTS

Louis Budenz, former
Communist who recanted
and is now a professor at
Fordham University, recent
ly told the House Naval
Committee that you can al
ways identify a Communist.
He says that a real Commu-
mist never has an unkind
word for the Soviet Union
and the Russian dictator
ship and suggests that if you
look through his speeches
and writings and find no
words of criticism against
the Kremlin gang, you have
located a Communist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10

Lac O,scl,a Denies
Sending Mystery
I'D To Citizen

Sonsbody with I mistaken
sense Of humor has succeeded
Ia lfousing the irs Of both
the msnaosr Of the LaConcha
Hotsl. J. p. McAndrswG and
certain individuals on The
Citizen.
McAndxsws came streming
Into The citissn. sffice this
morning Ia 4 justifiabls rage
over Z classified I'D for q col
osed chauffeur at $3S per
week with room. board and
uniform furnished. The La
Concha manager denied ever
sending IN such IN I'd.
Investigation shows that the
I'D was received by this paper
through the mail with Mean
drsw's alleged signature at
tachsd. Consequently. the ad
was inserted u the paper. a
check On Laconcha's type
writer's showed none 81 then:
were USED to type the 'ad. 50
none Of McAndrew's clerical
help can b. blamed.
The only conclusion that
can b rsached 'ie that some
one with either malicious in.
tent o. = distorted funnYbone
took the time to send in such
IN I'd.
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GOOD JOBS FOR FonA6ER
ARMY, NAVY, MARINE,
AND COAST GUARD
SpEr1Af.1oT1

and many other skills. Qualified
Army, Navy. Marine and Coast
Guard veterans who have held
any Of some 400 occupati0nalf spe-
cialties for six months or more
may now enlist in the new .Regu-
lar Army at a grade depending OH
the length of your previous occu-
pational specially service. New
high Army pay and the. oppor-
tunities for advancement make
an Army career more attractive
now than ever before. Stop in and
find out the special grade you
will receive under, this new War
Department regulation. Apply at
the nearest US. Army Recruiting
Station, or 302-30S Post Office
Bldg, Miami, Fla. apr8-8t
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WHY NOT FIGHT ALL
DISEASES?

- 1le, Fkderal. Goysrnmena
II being asked to put $780,
900. 900 in q national fight
against cancer. A bill in Con-
guess would use this fund to
oTkanixe scientific, therapeu
tic and medicinal experts to
combat the disease.
No ore should object to a
specific attack upon cancer,
but II might be q better idea
for the Federal Government
to put more money into q
general campaign against all
diseases. OF course, the fight
would have to be made on
different fronts, but there is
no use to wait for a specific
disease to become a national
menace before combating It.
The fight against tubercu-
losis is financed by the sale
of Christmas Seals and the
fight against polio is receiv-
Ag-considerable funds from
the annual March, Of Dimes.
il other diseases, including
those of the heart, have so
far failed to secure proper
sponsorship of a popular
drive for funds, there is no
reason why the government
should not 60 into the fight
on q full scale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10
SUCCESS

Reading the brief history
81 Henry Ford. published in
The Citizen for Tuesday,
one might have been apt to
feel that the day in the Uni-
ted States has passed to at
tain success comparable
with Ford's. But such is not
the case.
Success Is not measured
by the amount Of money a.
man earns. Ford will not be
remembered because he was
reported, several years ago,
to have amassed a billion
dollars. Instead, he is spoken
Of al being the outstanding
figure in putting the world
on wheels, of creating an in
dustry that is the second lar
gest in the United States.
If success conferred in
earning great wealth, then
The Citizen would say that
no man in this day may be
expected to pile up as much
money as was under Ford'S
control. That goal is not
probable, hardly possible,
not because there are not as
many opportunities now as
there were at the turn of the
century when Henry Ford
was working day after day
to make his '.horseless bug
gy" a success. The reason
why so much money can not
be amassed by any one man
today is because of the i'm
mense income tax in the
higher brackets.
When Ford was making
his early fortune, he had
no income tax to pay and'it
was not until 1914 he had
to pay that type of taxes.
Even were the amount paid
now the same as it was in
that year, there would still
remain the possibility or
probability of an Americans
earning as large a fortune.
as Ford did, but today the
government takes too big a
bite out Of the earnings Of
the big fellows.
The measure Of success is
found in ones succeeding in
his calling in life. If he does
well what he is doing, then
he is a successful man. The
Citizen can recall offhand
the names Of several Key
Westers who. when they
died, did not leave much
money. but who are referred
to till today as successful
men. OF one, We have heard
it said, 'Me did more than
any other man in stamping
out disease in Florida" and
of the other, "He was the
best shipbulider Key West
has ever known"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10
LADIES' YEAR SsDOp
go 70 OPEN IN CoTv

The opening a . new. sselu-
sive lsdies' resdv.es-wser 49, y
announced elsewhere ~ sm1sv's
Citizen BY edns n1illss. wes. sas
the past five yssrs. wssaaoed
Starling's Dress 49,.
The nsw esssh1isnsnsae wtn ~
known - Maria ps~asus s9us Ar.
cessories. a eli Dnvsl ssrw~s. -
|posite the LsConrha 1Duepl. They
win specialize In fine drwasrz -
popular prices and carry several
lines of natioaally- h0pwn snx
advertieee Uesw,Dwon - hn1nes
and miaees.
Edna Miller invites hes manv
friends and cuseossers IN whit ~
new shop and view the flnr nrw
things ~ they arrive.
A feature az this eslablinhmrss
will be- their dreua-mnkian q.
partEuent,- where gowns VIA. -
planned and made 10 fis she MT.
sonality Of each indivishssl esss-
toner.
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Social Council In
Meet Tomorrow

The Council of Social Agencies
will hold its April meeting at a
luncheon tomorrow. 1915 p. m,
at st. Paul's Episcopal parish
house.
President John E. Pickens
hopes that all agencies will be
represented.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10
! MAYOR or HAy Va

49, 49, IL ~ 34It <|l,,*@'/x Z K
|dore Ruiz wen ca ~ - n
Carlos Hernal ~, ~ - ~
dental surgeons Of ashe' cpheR|
Navyl ;Rsfael tslesias; Juan pll-
gado and Captain Pedro Hsscute
J The Cuban dignitaries were
met at Meacham Field BY Muyur
Demeritt, John carhonell: Cootr
~, Consul Llisaldi; Captnn
Henry M. Cooper, c0mmnh1 HI
officer Naval Base; Capt. W. u.
Saunders, commanding offieef.
Submarine Base: Vance Stirrup Of
the American Legion with :
Guard Of Honor and the Citizens
COMMITTEES, which eis now IN
charge Of the festivities. u =
J, Cuban newspapermen present
in addition to Martin Of Manana
were Hhmberto Nunez Lenus iiid
Antonio Gill Caraballo, Informa-
cion; Juan Faz, Radio Station
RHO, Angelo Augier. Hoy! Anto-
MO Astudillo Alerta; Dioslado
del Pozo, Manana; Angel Con-
zalez, Radio Salas; Juan Lorenzo
Delgado, Ell Cuisol.
The celebration took on new
life yesterday with two first
class sports events involving the
University of Havana teams, O
punch party at the Cuban consul
ate in the San Carlos Building
and a street dance at the Cuban
Club which lasted into the wee
small hours of the morning.
Approximately 5000 persons at
tended the festivities at the Cuban
Club where the crack Cuban Ma
rine Band provided. the music
from 8 pm. until well after mid
night. A fiesta spirit sripped the
celebrants. Cuban dances pre-
dominated as the fine music we'll
ed out over the crowd which
consisted of great throngs of spec
tators as well as participants.
The. Cuban Club piazza, despite
the recent fire. was gayly decor
ated and brightly lighted for the
occasion. Great palm leaves
formed a background the entire
width of the great porch. At
least three huge bass viols were
added to the brass band to pro-
vide the throbbing bass 50 neces-
sary in the Cuban native dances.
Strings of American and Cuban
flags waved in the breeze over
the heads of the dancers and
larger flags flew from the Cuban
Club building.
Previously the band had play.
ed at the San Carlos Building %
a crowd gathered in the street
below. Consul Martin Lliraldi
received the guests including
Mayor w. w. Demeritt and City
Commissioner Albert Cooper
A few hours earlier the Univer.
sity of Havana baseball team had
played a thrilling Ii tie at NUM-
cipal Stadium with Navy Sub
marine Base team and at 8 pm.
the University basketball team
turned ba.k Key West High s.
to Al.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10

For Sale-Metal twin beds, felt
mattresses, metal double bed,
low headboard, spring, mat
tress. Cheap. Twenty feet
copper screening, 80" wide;
beautiful Navajo rug, 9xl2,
Ozite. Cheap. Six gold leaf
Limoge dinner plates, four
Wedgewood soup cups, clothes
hamper, barometer, many 9TH
ers. GIG Windsor Lane.
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Hotel Tavsrnier, on the Florida
Keys, Tavernier, Fla. A mod
ern hotel, every room with
private bath. Open all year.
Low rates. A convenient STOP
over between Key West and
Miami. Owner-operated by F.
A. Calhoun. r. E. Repass, Jr.,
manager. For reservations
phone Long Distance, Tavernier
! No. 2. -. aprS.44tx,
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HELP wANrED-rEMALE

Avon Products, Inc, need e.
{ sales representatives. Contact
Mrs. Smedley at Overseas Ho-
tel Friday Pm. between 500
and 500. apr9-3tx
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Council, he adds, there has
been registered ten times a
veto on the decisions and
actions of the Council.
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sUscELLAlgEouy

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
5l2 Margaret street, phone I'll.
Give Us . try on your next Job.
Free estimates. april limo
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Sew n94s Crosley 4-cylinder auto
mobiles. Immediate delivery.
DetnohS6fation at Davis Sim
clair Service. Write or call
Redland Motor Sales, 20. Box
49,, Phone Sll0. Homestead,
/ Fla. Ii1ar20-tt
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Hope springs eternal, it
is said, and this explains
some courtships.
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All types electrical motors re-
paired and re-conditioned,
bought and sold. Key West
Electrical Repair Co., GIG
Whitehead Steet. Phone 739.
We call for and deliver.
apr5-sat-tues-thurs-tf
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Vitalaire ice box, 2-burner, s.
speed electric plate. Perfect
condition. Cheap. GLIB Flem-
ing st. aprl0-3tx
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Apartment for couple. Every
thing furnished. Electric re-
frigerator. Hot water. No pets
or children. $500 per week.
Apply 912 Windsor Lane.
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Bedroom set, parlor set, kitchen
stove, gas stove. See Mr.. Con-
zalez, Gil Whitehead Street, or
call Reyes, Telephone No. 272,
BOO, Sub Base. apr9-2tx
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Key West In
Days Gone By
~ TAKEN FROM FILES
or THE CITIZEN or
APRIL 10. 1897

The monument in memory of
Jose Marti was unveiled this
/ morning in Bayview Park in the
presence of several thousand re-
sidents and visitors. Officials
from Havana today were guests
at the luncheon of the Key West
Rotary Club.
Mrs. A. E. Sharpley sailed yes
terday afternoon for Tampa, from
where she will 60 to st. Peters,
burg to attend the annual state
convention of the Eastern Star.
She represents Fern Chapter of
Key West.
Victor Larsen, of the WPA re-
creation department, left yester-
day for Ocala to attend a recrea-
ton school of instruction.
Kenneth Kemp left this morn
ling for Miami to visit relatives. ..
Prizes at the card party given
yesterday afternoon by the Key
West Junior Woman's Club were
won by Miss Mary Cleare and
Mrs. Dumont Huddleston.
- H. . i
Members of the Cuban delega-
ton will be guests tonight at a
dance given by the Key West
Country Club.
At Who's Who contest given
Thursday morning in the Key
West High School, Barbara
Carey was voted the prettiest
girl, and Sidney Curry the most
handsome boy.
Mrs. Edward J. Bayly left this
morning for Orlando, as a repre-
sentative of st. Paul's Church, to
attend the convention of the Epis-
copal churches of tie southern
district of Florida.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"Joy in. work is one of the
elements that make for happi-
ness"
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Baby Easter chicks. 1924 Packer
Street. apr4-6tx
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Bargain Day Friday of children's
dresses, sweaters, robes, etc.
/ Children's Toggery, 3l8 Simon
ton st. apr1O-ltx
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Furnished apartment, for one
person. No pets, $4,000 month.
Apply 9l2 Windsor Lane.
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ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL 1T.
IN ONE HOUR.

IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c back
Ask any druggist for this
STRONG fungicid, TE-OL. Made
with 80 percent alcohol, it PEN
ETRATES. Reaches and kills
MORE germs faster.
Today at Gardnsr's Pharmacy
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New Smith Corona portable type
writer, $4,000. 4l3 Virginia St.
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81 Ford, 2-door sedan, new en-
CINE, paint, tires. Priced to 60.
Call 507-M, 1925 Stump Lane.
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Furnished homes, hotels. apart
i11ent houses, filling station and
building lots. Paul Boysen, 626
Fleming Street, Phone 1885,.
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1912 Dodge sedan, radio, heater,
extra clean. Monroe Motors,
Inc. apr10-tf
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Bed spring and innerspring mat
tress. House ferns. Apply Ill
Simonton (upstairs). aprlO.2tx
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PHOTO SUPPLIES

A clean camera means good pic
lures. Have your camera clean
ed and checked at The Evans
Camera Store, 5O6 Southland st.
mar3l- If
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Mans bicycle, good balloon tires,
good paint. 1900 Staples Ave. :,
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ron RENT

Beautiful, cool home near beach.
$50 month. Apply Box 3, c/o
Citizen. apr9-2tx
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1910 Nash, Weather.Eye radio and
heater. ll2l Fleming st.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10

Truck for sale. 1898 Ford panel
truck. Excellent condition. Ap-
ply 11O1 Seminary St. or call
889-W. apr9- 3tx