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Evening star., 1949-01-13
Bunche Urges Quick Peace
On IsroeIis, Egyptions

RHODES, Jan .13 tP).-The Unitet
Nations Palestine mediator sum.
moned Israelis and Egyptians to {
face-to-face meeting today to tel
them they must negotiate an armi.
stice speedily as the first step te
peace in the Holy Land
A statement by Mediator DR.
Ralph j. 'Bunche, prepared for the
first meeting OF the two enemies
across a conference table, expressed
hope they would take q step which
would serve as an excellent ex-
ample" to other parties in the Pal
etsine dispute.
Obviously he was implying that il
Egypt and Israel reached an armi-
stice, the other warning Arab armies
might fall in line and the end OF
the Palestine war might then be in
sight
I'VE are not holding a peace con-
ference here" DR.. Bunche said. 1--WE
are not expecting to settle the COM
plicated political issues which be-
devil the problem and to which the
Cancellation Commission will soon
direct its attention, but in seeking
an armistice we are engaged in q
peaceful endeavor and unquestion-
ably charting the road to peace.
Three Powers on Commission.
The Cancellation Commission
formed by the United Nations. con-
sists OF representatives of the United
States. France and Turkey.
Dr. Bunche told the Israelis and
Egyptians the significance of the U
N. Security Councils call for an
armistice was clear.
1T means the end of the existing
truce which served to stop for six
months q widespread conflict in
Palestine, although it has OCCASION
ally failed to check serious fighting
in local sectors" he said.
DR.. Bunche conferred separately
with the Egyptian and Israeli dele
cation chiefs in the morning. The
first formal conference meeting was
put of until later in the day, pos
sibly because of technicalities over
rAnk.
Israel seemed in the better posi-
ton because Of the presence here OF
ranking Israeli diplomatic officials
and the military chief of staff
Egypt, represented by three colonels
faced the problem Of negotiating
diploma tically with q nation she
does not recognize.
Roads in Bedfordshire, England
are to be lined with trees to mark
the royal birth.
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Palestine
Continued From First Page J

too, that the first essential to avert
disaster and move toward peace il
complete British American policy
coordination.
Mainly for this reason, diplomatic
authorities said, Mr Bevin is using
every available device to try to gel
the United States Government tc
bring strong pressure on the govern
ment of Israel for agreement with
the Arabs on a Palestine settlement
He is reported to feel that the
United States has not been giving
this sufficiently strong support at
q time when he had. in the British
view, brought pressure to bear on
the Arab states to get together with
the Jews.
British Bid for Unity Seen.
Franks talk with Mr.. Truman
was seen in London as part of a
British bid to preserve British
American unity in restoration of
stability and peace to the seething
Middle East.
A Foreign Office spokesman said
British government leaders are con-
cerned at British and American
differences over the Palestine sit
uatiUn.
He said Britain seems to approach
the problem from the viewpoint of
its interests" while the United
States appears to be Influenced more
by its "sympathies.
The Foreign Office said Britain
had consulted with the United States
on the need for determining the ex-
tent of Israeli "inCurSions' into
Egypt before establishing aerial pa
trolls along the border
Evening star., 1949-01-13
TivoIi Market Owner Ruled
INELIGIBLE for Beer License

Morris Friedberg, owner of the
Tivoli Market, 3400 Thirteenth street
NV, will be out Of the liquor busi-
ness after next Tuesday morning,
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board announced today.
Mr.. Friedberg has a license to sell
light wines and beer of sale at his
store. He was convicted at a hear
ing Tuesday Of permitting gambling
In his store.
< 1t was testified that Mr.. Friedberg
accepted bets on numbers last June
Evening star., 1949-01-13
New Peccory at Zoo,
Gift of Arizona Man

The Washington Zoo now has a
pair of peccaries, thanks to the gen.
erosity of an Arozina resident who
caught one near Phoenix.
Vic Householder sent the wild
shoat. along as a mate for one al
ready at the Zoo.
Arizona is the extreme northern
range of the collared peccary. which
roves in small and diminishing herds
through Mexico, Central America
and into Northern South America.
Evening star., 1949-01-13

from an undercover policeman and
that when he was tried in court, hs
was fined $3.50 and placed on pro-
baton for three years.
The ABC Board said that mas
much as the charge from which he
was convicted was a felony, he will
not be able to obtain liquor license
of any kind in the District. The
actual decision Of the board was to
suspend Mr.. Friedberg's license for
"A days beginning at am. next
Tuesday. This would bring the
supension up to February l to the
beginning of the liquor license year.
The education seminar Of
UNESCO will be held in India in the
fall.
Evening star., 1949-01-13

tions expected 20 be asked Mr.
Bevin by both Conservative ano
Laborite critics when Parliament
meets again next week. 1t resumes
sessions Tuesday.
A Labor M. p, w. N. Warbey
told Jewish Socialist Party gath.
ering in London the British Israeli
tension grew out of "the great ir-
responsibility of British authorities
in sending military aircraft into
the battle area"
Another view was emphasized in
the Daily Express, an independent
imperialist newspaper. 1t said Brit
ain must give everybody notice she
lis not lodger, but one of the
landlords" in the Middle East.
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Former Navy Minister
OF Jopon Dies at 81
gy the A.setio.ed Press

TOKYO, Jan. 15.-Takeshi Taxa
rabe, 81, former admiral and one
time Navy minister, died tonight
of a kidney cancer.
He was the japanese delegate to
the London Disarmament Confer
ence in 1928.
Evening star., 1949-02-16
New Faces in Congress
w. J. Green Of Philadelphia Back
In House Seat After 2-Yeur Absence

william j. Green, jr., a Demo-
crat is serving his second term as
Representative from the 5th Penn
sylvania District, after an absence
of two years.
George w. Sarbacher, jr., held
the House seat in the 80th Con-
gress, but he lost to Mr.. Green in
his bid for reelection last No.
vember.
Mr.. Green, 38, is a native Of
Philadelphia, and he is represent
ing a Philadelphia district. He
was graduated from st. Joseph's
Preparatory School there and at
tended St. Joseph's College, also
in Philadelphia, for two years.
A Marine gave way to an Army
man when Mr.. Green was sent
back to the Capitol, reversing the
Evening star., 1949-02-16

Army in March, 1914, and hao
undergone basic, field and tech
nical training at New Cumberland
Pa. and Camp Lee, Va, before
being assigned to duty as a COM
pany supply. clerk.
In the last election, Mr.. Green
a successfulinsurance broker. con-
vinced his district it should re-
turn him to his former place as a
legislator.
In 1887, Mr.. Green married Miss
Mary E. Kelly of Philadelphia
They have four children, two girls
and two boys.
Not 'joiner," Mr.. Green has
devoted most of his time outside
his public life to his family and
his business. He is member of
the American Legion. however,
and has interested himself in its
affairs.
Evening star., 1949-02-16
Graham
Continued From Page A-16.D

dence in the valley for the Roy
Rogers post office.
Ann Sothern's clever admirer.
Cy Howard. is back from visiting
her in Sun Valley. And Cy starts
work right away as associate pro-
ducer on the movie version Of his
brain child, MY Friend Irma.'
That reminds me: Diana Lynn
would be set as Irma's Marie
Wilson'S girl friend, Jane, in the
picture if it weren't for the fact
that Diana looks too young to
teach Marie anything that Marie
doesn't already know. And that
is the keynote of the picture. So,
as T told you last week, Shelley
Winters is testing for the role of
Jane. She or Diana will get the
part.
Linda Darnell gives the best
performance of her sweet young
life in Letter to Three Wives
and she also has the most footage
of the. three ladies. That grand
trouper, Connie Gilchrist, is real
Joy In the picture as. Linda s
wrong side -of .the tracks4mother.
Rebeft sMttchum. by the. way,
called nae on Saturday and asked
me to see his latest flicker, The
Red Pong..a. with Bob and a few
friends, sI: liked it very much.
There's. q fight scene with a vul-
ture andsa boy that will pull you
to the edge of your seat.
Joan Crawford brought Clark
Gable with her to the party Joan
Fontains gave for her house guest,
Mrs. Leslie Allen. Joan also had
Clark sitting next to her at her
own party the night previously.
But when I ask La Crawford.
what goes?" she reminds me. Il
have known Clark for 18 years"
Walter Craig, the boy who has
been groomed for one year to play
Valentino, may not get the part
after all. In the interim he got
married, which upset lot OF pros
pective publicity on the heart
throb side. Also hear he looks
a little goldfish on the screen.
North Amerieon Newspaper Alliones
Evening star., 1949-02-16
Second Of Three Men Held
lin Warehouse Liquor Theft

The second of three men sought
in connection with a S779 liquor
theft from a warehouse today
awaited grand jury action,
charged with housebreaking.
He was Elvin johnson, 18.
colored of the first block of K
street NE. United States Com
missioner Cyril S. Lawrence set
a $1,000 bond. pending his ap-
pearance before the grand jury
with Robert Bowers, 81, colored,
of the same block of K street,
who was held last week.
Detective Sergt. Edwin Talbot
reported 20 cases of liquor and
wine were stolen from Murray
R. Bowdan & Co., ITO Congress
street NE. on January %. The
Evening star., 1949-02-16
Davis PTA to Meet

Mrs. Jean Williams, executive
secretary of the Alexandria
YWCA, will speak on Building
Emotional Health" before the
Davis PTA. meeting tomorrow at
8 pm. in the school, Forty-fourth
place and H street Sc.
Evening star., 1949-02-16
Date Sales Set Record

Trans date sales in the last fiscal
year were record (48,642 tons
valued at So, 100000, of which the
United States took about 40 per
cent.
Evening star., 1949-02-16

thieves forced q ground floor
window to enter the building and
then chopped their way through
q wall to get to the LIQUOR.
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@usnsaimes when we read o. Henry's
sfuaiss ahasi AmeEisan soldiers Of fortune
ME8nisai end South America we thought
~ assxasa ~ characterization of them,
..k~l - Asaorinied Press oR Tuesday re-
NNwea = uluFy abunt that gentry that
m&NNN a. ilsuFg'. fietiea types seem mild
80 So
- msay aana on a street corner in
- 49, and wonder often about the
49, - - ~ that man hut none mani
49, aalfAs n human nature comparable
80 .aislisFa of gaEtune. We had them in
hNf We whHn the Cubans were strug-
HAAN - thfsw aff the spanish yoke in
tutus Fhsy ssak their chances of being
A. ~ hasimu their mecks broken without
- na.a hsssianey. A good many shipped
~n - FhF~s Friends and other boats that
sA.ea suppiiss aad men Ia Join the Cubans
~ shfw nHhas against the Spaniards, and
go emifFea the ranks Of the Cuban
sata'ssM Moa ~ them returned, but some
IS thfst hohes Va Cuba ~ along ts shores
ne Az aoFses listed Americans who
80 80 go NJ psison or death I'm Joining
N@NANA NtolWiianaries. The American
ftai.sFs - ieftame are daredevil, happy.
- Hsky - today a. they were in the
aass pteeealnr the spanish American
mas fhe az tells of enc who Joined the
l's.a"nsAaan alF force and disappeared a
tsaf aes ever the xteaming iungles in
A.suasFa. Anusher was jailed in Costa
- hna two barely escaped with their
ttea ~ Guaiamala. One fought with revo.
la'innnFlss a. iaE away a. In Joxjakarta,
Nanakak.
Many . man h horn imbued with the
wsmasEinnt Men q that type are nat salts
80 " any place. They may arrive here to-
ean1. aeteFmlned 20 extend the time Of
tAen miay. hut en the morrow they can not
4kana ne Itch to travel and are ON
~0heM mmy tD some other place. These
wmndsFsn Frequently link adventure with
theH wandsrinx and participate in almost
nny undertaking cut Of which they think
fhst san -, thrlll. They spend and end
shHt llvea on me trail of thrills.
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APPRECIATION
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
The Key West Business and
Professional Women's Club would
like TO go on record attesting to
your many contributions to
their list OF achievements during
their past fiscal year.
This local organization is fed
Grated with State and National
Organization from whom many
wholesome recommendations are
received. We would like 10 point
with pride to one of them and
that is the advice we received
from our National Office in New
York City at the beginning of the
year to hold an early confer
ence with the editor of your local
newspaper for no one has a bet
ter overall picture of the commu-
nifty than the editor of your
hometown paper. II is he who
promotes to the public acceptance
of Federation purposes and in
terprets the club to the public
since he has a clear understand
ing of the serious detectives OF
your program and their value to
the community. We salute you
for you have done this for as!
Special tribute is paid Miss
Mona Fields for the literary quail
ity given our press releases and
to all of your capable staff.
We have found it most pleasur-
able to make a report to our Ma
tional Office on the cooperation
rendered by The Key West
Citizen, and may we add that as
a result of the space given us
during the past year, the Key
West BPWC is bound to bring
back an award from the State
Convention to be held in Jack
sonville, Florida, mex. week.
WILHELMINA C. HARVEY.
President.
Key West, Fla,
May 10, l949.
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Reports continue to tell us that the
Russians are ready to quit their nonsense
ana remove their blockades in German
areas. That's good news--if true.
RUSSIA has no civilized government.
In short old Joe Stain and his gang are
not to be trusted--they will have to lift
their blockade in Germany before the
West will lift the CONFERENCE.-The.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-12
PHILIPPINES LUMBER
SEEKS MARKET

MANILA R- Lumbermen
have decided to launch a sales
campaign to put Philippines
hardwoods back in the United
States.
Industry leaders say exports
in 1913 totalled only $4,000, 900
board feet. In l94l the total was
about 2O0,000,000. They say Afri-
can woods made big Roadway in
the United States when the war
stopped Philippines shipments.
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TRUMAN SCHOOL"

Editor, The Citizen:
Now that the subject has been
brought up in regard to Truman
avenue by Frank Piodela, |
would like to add a few words
about the school on Truman
avenue, which still goes by the
name of Division Street School.
Why not name it Truman ave-
nue. school, in keeping, with the
name of the avenue that has
been named in honor of the Pres
ident.
am glad Mr.. Piodela7 called
attention to the sign on the
buses, and I hope both buses and
school will have the Truman
avenue designation in the near
future.
INTERESTED.
Key West, Fla,
May 10, 1949.
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NOTICE TO CnED,TURs

0533 Probate Act, Secs. lly, 400
IN THE <OtFRT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE GOV ",
FLORIDA, IN PR0DATE.
I'm re: Estate of
IDA MCNNlNGS,
Deceased
To All Creditors and Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against Said ESTATE.
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either of You, may have against
the estate OF Ida Munnings, de-
ceased, late of said County, to the
County Judge of Monroe County.
Florida, at his office in the court
house of said County at Key West,
Florida, within g & h calendar
months from the time of the first
publication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall he in writing,
and shall state the place of resi-
dence and post office address of the
claimant, and shall he sworn to by
the claimant, his agent, or his at
torney, and any such claim or de-
mand not SO filed shall be void.
j. Y. PORTER w,
AS executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Ida Muanings de-
ceased.
may-12-1s-26; june-2.ls4s.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION 70 MAKE
APPLICATION For FINAL.
nugEfI nEE

probate Law 1880
IN COURT OF THE Gown WY
JUDGE, MON ROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate of
]. Maldon Bethel, also known as
]. VI. Bethel, Deceased.
TO All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby give that Matilda
Luellen Bethel, has filed her final
report as Executrix of the estate
of j. Maiden Bethel, also known as
]. NJ. Bethel, deceased: that she has
filed her petition for final dis
charge, and that she will apply TO
the Honorable Raymond r.. Lord,
County Judge of Monroe County,
Florida, on the seth day of May,
1919, for approval of same and for
final discharge as Executrix of the
estate of J. Maiden Bethel, also
known as ]. NJ. Bethel, deceased, on
this 27th day of April. 1949.
(SD) Matilda I.uellen Bethel,
Execntrix of the estate of J.
Maiden Bethel, also known as
]. NJ. Bethel, deceased.
apr.28; may-5-12-1s.l 1919.
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Curiey i.sw.sss ee~sss fs~m AszA
Fast end Q Eco 90 &C Ess ssasama
whea Ne was here sssisiax. 80 J
eosidnt help mssssiaw bee ssxsssma
ne said shisw~.
Fer inssanes. Ne sais. ~gafnamN
that 2oo-poand e@s ~ essmsma d
most killed ms." ~Yo1 wsssn sea
Of cementf's ssiss CuFsss. iTh@ss
the way we'd sep ~ ~Ne.~ lmtss
rupts yownx Ellsess whsa spens =
lot Of time down se~sh. ne m4mms
= poke % see-msns.'"
Il was reed foe q sAssAls. sag.
way. Bag. SAGA 20 poAs-ws knsw
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Afee was sworn IN as heuten-
ant commander. She rose to the
four stripe rank before retiring
in 1916, shortly after she was
married to the Rev. DIR. Douglas
Horton of the Congregational
Church. Mrs. Horton resigned
as president of Wellesley last
year to move to New York with
her husband
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-12

NOTICE OF CALLING FOR BfDS
Notice is hereby given to whom
il may concern that on the 7th day
Of June. A. u. l349, at 1880 r. NJ. in
the Monroe County Court House,
Key West. Florida, the Board of
County Commissioners of Monroe
County, Florida. viii open sealed
bids for the purchase of the follow =
ing equipment:
An automatic desk model pho ID
toStat recording machine to
photograph maximum size
area of Sk Y IA" on a maximum
size page of IL X l6.'
All bids must he In the hands of
the County Clerk on or before 7:30
j.. NJ. on Tuesday, June 9TH, l949.
The Commission reserves the
right TO accept ~ reject any and
all bids made pursuant 10 this ad-
vcrtiSement
Key West, Florida. May 18TH,
194J.
Earl. II. ADAMS,
Clerk. BOARD Of County Com
misSioners, Monroe County,
Florida.
may-I2-iS-26, 1919.
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TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY
CAPT. MILDRED HELEN Nc
AFEE (HoRroN) U.S.N. Ret.

born May IL. 1900. at Parkville,
Mo-, daughter of a Presbyterian
minister. She was born on the
campus of Park College. founded
by her grandfather. Some of her
ancestors fought in the Navy in
the War of 1912 under Commo-
dore Perry. Graduate of -VaSSar,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-12

she taught, be-
came dean of
women at Cen
tire College. la
ter at Oberlin
College, a n d
was made pres
ident of We'll
lesley in 1896.
w h G n tn e
WAVES were
established in
1912. Miss Nc
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NOTICE OF
ELECTRICIAN EXAMINATION

The Key West Electrical Board
announces an examination for
persons seeking a Journeyman's
Certificate, and Master Electri-
clans License the night of May
q, l949, at 800 PM, at City
Hall. may9-6t
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The city Of Tfop. IN Asa Mas.
said To have been named foF kinN
Troas, was IN existeftge hxsfsfN
800 b. c. II was renafned 1ilun
about 1914 u. G.
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT C0URT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCtlT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY. .--. .-...-.
Case No. II-S30
DIV RCE
NORMAN MAACKS. JR.,
Plaintiff,
AUBREY NAE TRUESDALE
MAACKS.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: AUDREY MAE TRrESDAI.E
MAACKS,
c/o Harry Adams,
X. r. II. No. |,
RanSomvil1e. New York.
You are hereby required To an
pear to the Bill Of Complaint for
Divorce In the above STYLED cause
on or before the 3ist day of May,
A. II. I949. otherwise the allegat ians
therein will he taken as confessed
This Order is Ia he published once
a week for four consecutive week 8
in The Key West Citizen, news
paper published ia the City Of Key
West, Florida
DONE AND ORDERED this 9th
day of April, a. u. 1919.
(SeaD Earl. r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Anne G. I.oRgwarth,
Depaty Clerk.
tSD) ALLAN r.. CIEARE, JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff
apr.28: may-5-12-I9,1949
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sseseeessesssssssssessas
Peoples Forum

The Citizen weIconsts expres-
sf0ns OF the. views 0f Hts rend-
ers. but the editor reserves the
tfght 10 delete any Hesns which
are considered lEbei0ns ar pnwnr-
ranted. The writer's ahessia is~
fair and confine the tettefa -
500 words. and write oa 0.~ slide
OF the paper emily. Signature af
the writer's must aceons paa. the
letters and will he p0sslishs-d ~.
less requested OtherwIae.
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Key West In
Days Conc By
AS TAKEN rnos1 FILES
OF THE CITIZEN or
MAY IL. 1898

LIP. Artmsn, Jr.. wire has h~en
on The Citizens FeportoEial ssa1
the last 10 months. and Joe Allen.
assistant business manages u TIE
Citizen. left this Faorning lor tlie
north. Mr.. Artmsn viii bseoaaR
editor OF the Manasqusn heroFa
in New Jersey. and Mr.. Asasu
will visit his bTotheF. WtAiamsfA
at Point Pleasant. n. J. aFd a.
tend the Worlds Fair ia 49,
York for two weeks.
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n Dho1S FhAN
for an economy
house that h as
space upstairs for
two extra bed
rooms and a Sec
ond bath. Il is
plan sos by Nc
Murray & Chirgo-
It's. s66 StuYvesant
Ave.. Union. N. J.
The house covers
only 7Ss square
feet. II is planned
for a full base.
ment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-12

Edible sugar can be derived from
wood and has been produced for sale in
Europe
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
The new inscrnasiassni KlmNam
appears To be. Say Il wsth ~
erS.'
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What are you gripping about aren't
you living in Key West?
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Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Anna Mytnik. 5
Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the eth day OF
May, \. ID. 1919, otherwise the allie
cations contained therein will he
taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida, this 27th day of April, A. u.
1349.
Circuit Court SeaD
EARL X. ADAMS,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
by: tSd) Anne G. Longworth,
Deputy Clerk.
Enrique Esqainaldo, Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
apr.2S: may-5- l2-19, l949.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Awhsbnia DIT,
of Rio de- Janiersa Brazil. arrives
i'm Key West today and ere HuNsta
Of Henry II. Taylor. Jr.
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A special dispasch from hasa'
M, published In The Citlxen. NaYs
that Norberg Tlhasnpsnn afFaNssd
i'm the Cuban capital today ssn .
Pan American clipper.
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