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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-08
z WASHINCTONU.

hduy SVODOu-
neho Ceskoslovenska, ktere sc
seslo dine %. cervna 1919 We
schGzi, ably sc poklo-
milo pamatce gen. Heliodora
vydalo toto prohlasenf:
Jestlize bylo jeste zapotrebi
drastickym cinem znovu pripo-
menout cele ~svetove verejnosti,
re komunisticky rezim v Cesko-
slovensku, MAZE prot sobe zdr-
cujlcf vetsinu vseho ceskoslo-
venskeho lidu, musi, ably Sc u
drzel. vladnout nasilim a tero-
rem, jestlize bylo jeste nutne
podat ceskoslovenskemu lidu a
ostatnimu svetu novy dnkaz,
jak malo nynejsf prazska Via
da slouzf zajmGm a potfebam
ceskeho a slovenskeho naroda
a do jake mlry must byt poslus-
ma rozkazu Moskvy, pax byl
tento Gin vykonan. Je Jim po-
prava gen. Heliodora Piky.
General Pika byl velky VIA
stenec. V dobe predmnichov-
ske pracoval nejdrfve donna,
pax "a hranicemi, zejmena v
Sovetskem Rusku. Byl prftelem
ruskeho naroda a vysoce oce-
noval jeho obetavy pfinos pro
spolecne vit6zstv1. Avsak ge-
neral Pika chetl, ably Ceskoslo-
vensko bylo skutecne samostat-
ne a ably cesky a slovensky ma
rod byl 1plne svobodny; ne.
chtel, ably v Ceskoslovensku ma
cistickou nadvladu vystrfdala
nadvlada sovetska; a k tomu
cfli, neohlizeje Sc ami v nejmen.
sim ma sve prftomne a budouct
zajmy, re vsech sill pracoval
General Pika byl pro spojenec.
tvi Ceskoslovenska S Ruskem
ale jen pokud by to slouzilo
zajmGm obou statG; nebyl pro
takove spojenectv1, ktere by by.
10 pouhym plastikem pro poll.
tickle a hospodarske zapojen.
Ceskoslovenska do Sovetskeht
imperia We stredni a vychodn.
Europe. Proste general Piks
chtel slouzit jedine zajmGm &c.
skoslovenskym a nikoli sveto.
vladnym zajmIm Kremlu. AZ
p1sobil v Sovetskem Svazu, ne.
podarilo Sc donutit no, ably Sc
dial jake tax mnozi JIM do stu.
zeb Kremlu. A to byl jeho zlo
Gin. Jeho vernost idealGm sa.
mostatneho a svobodneho Ces
koslovenska MT Moskva nikdy
neodpustila. Ia to musel nyn.
polozit zivot svGj.
Nepoddajny a neohrozenJ
postoj generala Piky k poza.
davk1m Moskvy a jejich ces.
kych a slovenskych p~risluhova.
ca Dude pGsobit prikladmo g
povzbudive ma mysli vsech ces.
kych a slovenskych vlastenc1
Jeho poprava ma rozkaz Mos.
ivy da prohlednout i zbytku
tech CechG a SlovakG, ktefi z
ideovych dGvodG sveho casu
pfijali komunistickou doktrinu
pouc1 je, re pokracovat We Wy.
znavan1 teto doktriny zname-
ma prakticky p~racovat prot:
ZajmGm vlastnfho naroda a We.
de ma konec i k vrazdam na
ceskych a slovenskych vlasten.
c1ch. Pro svetovou verejnost
pax Dude poprava generala Pi.
ky novou dGraznou pfipomin.
kou, re v Ceskoslovensku roz.
hoduje V teto dobe jedine VILE
Kremlu, re tudiz kazda ochots
ciziny naslouchat namluvan
Prahy nebo dokonce vyhovovat
pfanlm a pozadavkGm nynejs
prazske vlady znamena We sku.
tecnosti naslouchat a vyhovo.
vat pfanim Moskvy. Gin me.
ne Jim CHINA Dude naslouchar
a jim vyhovovat, tim pomalej
Dude slit vojensky potencia
Sovetskeho Ruska. Bude-li mi
poprava generala Piky, jail
pfedsednictvo Rady svobodne
no Ceskoslovenska veTi, tytc
dusledky, pax jeho obet byls
velkym cinem v boji "a znovu
osvoboZenl nasl drahe vlasti.
Gnn4 LILLY
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-08
Anglicka LODI do Cinv.

Valleta, Malta. = Anglicka
LODI Triumph s dvema eskadra-
mi aeroplanG vypluje v kratke
dobe, ably zesilila posadku v
Hong Kongu, jak Sc oznamuje
z verohodnych pramendd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-08
Voienske stavby ma Jihlavsku.

JFCI. - Now uprchllci do
americkeho pasma V Nemecku
vypraveji, re ma Jihlavsku Sc
budujf podzemn1 opevnen1, ga
rae a sklady pohonnych latek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-08
Starry italsky knife zabit.

Rim. = KNIFE Tortorici de
Raffadali, 70 let starry, byl "a
stfelen ma ulici v Palermo, jak
oznamila italska tiskova kan
cellar Astra.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-09
Dolby Cleans MO Fl.
Fence; Satchel Belted

HOUSTON. Tex. An all-time
record crowd for Buffalo stadium
1898 persons - Wednesday saw the
New York Giants take their third
straight from the Cleveland Indians
10 to 1.
The Indians Satchel Paige took
over in the sixth and was belted for
six hits and four runs. including Sid
Gordons 18th homer of the train
ing season.
In the sixth, Larry Dolby, Cleve-
land outfieider, became the second
player in history to slam a ball owe"
the stadium's centerfield fence-440
feet from the plate. The late Hack
Wilson was the only other man to
clear the wall at that point.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-09
1913 Traffic Deaths

HARTFORD, Conn. - (Speciall-
Traffic deaths dropped one percent
in 194S, reaching a total of $4,000 as
compared with $4,000 in 1947, but
injuries increased eight percent, ac'
cording to figures released today by
the Travellers Insurance Companies.
The personal injury total, 1,471,-
900, was an all-time high. The 1S47
figure was 1,365,000.
These data are contained in "a
booklet entitled 1.-THE Human
Race" fifteenth in an annual series
of traffic safety publications issued
by the companies.
In commenting on the title Jesse
w. Randall. president of The Trav-
elers, says: Americas miserable
traffic accident record is, in a sense
the sum of all our trifling human
frailities. Most of us know how to
drive and walk with safety, but 1t is
so human to let our absurd little
personal foibles botch our better
JuuSSHlSilL.
Excessive speed headed the list Of
accident causes in 194S, as 1t has in
most recent years. More than 10000
deaths and more than $4,000 in.
juries were attributed to this single
cause.
Youthful drivers, especially those
in the Is to "a age group, caused
more than their statistical share of
both deaths and injuries, according
to the figures.
The report, based on official rec.
ords from every state, compares fl
cures for 194S and 1947 on the basis
of age. sex, road and weather con.
ditions, type of vehicle, mechanical
conditions of vehicles, type of acct
dent, and many other factors.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-09
IN MEMORIAM
we the family of the late,
HENRY DANES

In memory of our dear mother,
MRS. DIANA CASH
who departed this life April 2, 1916.
Gone but not forgotten.
We loved you but God loves you
best.
A place is vacant in our home,
Which can never be refilled,
A voice we loved so well to hear,
Is forever stilled.
May she rest in peace. We hope
to meet her again some day. Her
favorite hymn was "Well Done" We
believe that she really died with
the staff in her hand.
She leaves to mourn her loss four
loving daughters Mrs. Remilda
DANES, Mrs. Mae Allen, Mrs. Eliza
beth Woods, Mrs. Nathalie Johnson
a host of grandchildren and other
relatives and friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-09
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of my
dear mother,
MARY FRANCES ROKER
who departed this life April 4, 1910.
o Sons and daughters let us sing
The King of heaven the glorious
King,
Ger death today rose triumphing.
That Easter morn at break of day
The faithful women went their way
To seek the tomb where Jesus lay.
Sleep on mother. May she rest in
peace.
Ella Thompson, daughter
Johnny Johnson, nephew
Thomas Thompson, son-in.law
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-09
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late,
EDDIE GIBSON

who died recently wishes to take
this method of expressing its thanks
and appreciation to the many
friends and well wishers who were
so kind to it during its period of be-
reavement. Special thanks to Miss
Edith Chandler and Nurse Johnson
for their most kind and sympathetic
services.
Again thanks to everyone.
The Family
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
Landlords Plan Fight
Against Proposed Rent
Control Bill, Now Ready
Measure, With
PRESIDENT Approval,
sent To Capitol Hill;
Hearing On Monday

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga
contingent of landlords from
yariOal states are arranging to
march on Washington on Febru-
ary Ia Ia protest against the en-
actmcni Of the proposed rent
control bill
Chicago landlords, owning 3d.
0O0 rCntablc units, have joined in
the movement that Is based on
the Tulsa, Okla, plan, the chief
provision Of which is the eviction
at tenants after the expiration of
a 90 day notice To- move.
Proponents of the measure,
however, have started a counter
movement 10 try 10 have courts
issue lnJunctionS /. against the
granting of applications for
eviction
Observers said here today that,
should the bill become a law,
court battles are likely to- be
wagcd IN dozens OF cities, par
tICularly ln the West and Mid
west. where owners of rentable
houses and apartments declare
that the rentals they are now re-
CeiVlng are not eX0rbltant but
are low. after the costs of upkeep
and taxes are deducted
sanwhllc. landlords all over
the country have been urged 10
write go their representatives
and senators protesting against
the enactment of the law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
Asserts IL Is Designed
Solely To Prepare For
War; Opposes U. S.
And Canada Joining


LONDON, Jan 29.-Moscow
radio and press complained bit
terly today against the Western
Military Alliance, which COM
prises Great Britain, France,
Belgium, Luxembourgh and the
Netherlands.
The complaint was directed
chiefly against the indication
that the United States and Cana
da will become identified with
the alliance. Radio Moscow as
serted that the pact is designed
to prepare for war, under the
direction of the Anglo-Saxon
nations, the United States and
Great Britain. Those nations, the
commentator declared, will be
the moving spirit in the alliance,
with the other nations doing as
they are directed to do.
The broadcaster, echoing the
kremlin's views, said that the al
lance is clear violation of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
3 Submarines
Here Next Week

USS Sea Cat, USS Diablo and
the USS Sea Robin, submarines,
will come here next week for
training operations, 1t was an
nounced yesterday by the Key
West Naval Base.
The Sea Cat will come here
from Pensacola and the others
from the Panama Canal Zone
USS Witek, a destroyer. will
dock at the Naval Station Wed
nesday. She will come here from
Hampton Roads, and will remain
here for several weeks. II will be
assigned to the Fleet Sonar
School. The USS Borie,. another
destroyer, will reach this city to-
morrow. She will remain
month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
Thieves Steal
March Dimes Box
up Wirephoto

Theft of approximately $50,
several bottles of whisky and a
March of Dimes collection box
from bar at Slnonton and Div
ia streets is being Investigated
by the ShcriffS office,
A window of the bar was bro
ken early yesterday, but the loss
Of the articles was not reported
until later in the day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
CallupeC Going
To Miramar
Navy Base

Chief Machinist Amos y. Gal
lupe, Jr., u. S. Navy, ISL Poin-
ciana Place, will be detached
Monday from Anti-Submarine
development Squadron ONE
VX-D at Boca Chica Field.
CHMAH and Mrs. Ganupe,
with their daughters, Judy A.,
born August IA. 1910, and Joyce
b., born December %, 194l, will
depart Key West Monday evening
enroute to San Diego, California,
where CHMAC Gallupe will re-
port in mid March for duty at
lsthe Naval Auxiliary Air Station,
Miramar.
The Gallupes will spend 80
sdays of leave in Chula Vista,
California, visiting his parents
and other relations and friends
i. in the area.
He was graduated from Hoover
High School, San Diego, in 1884
and entered the Navy in August
of that year. He received his
commission as a commissioned
warrant officer in the Admiralty
Islands on August 1914.
Having served z years 8 months
of overseas duty with Submarine
Squadron ii at Coco Solo, Canal
Zone; Submarine Station, Pearl
Harbor, T. H.; PATSU l-8 in the
Solomons and Dutch East Indies;
and Utility Squadron l, Naval
Air Station, Pearl Harbor, he
has been awarded the Common
dation Ribbon, Navy Good Con-
duct Medal, American Defense
Service Medal and star, Ameri-
can Area Campaign Medal, Asia
tic-Pacific Area Campaign Medal
and 8 stars, World War II Victory
Medal, Philippine Liberation
Ribbon, and Navy Expert Pistol
Shot Medal
Attached to VX-l since June
l946, CHMACH Gallupe served
as Welfare Officer, Engineering
Officer, First Lieutenant, Boat
Officer and Plane Line Crew Of
ficer.
The Gallupcs were guests of
honor at squadron party held
Thursday evening at Aeropalms
Officers Club, Seamane Base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
.ewLabor Measure
Ready For Action
BySenate Committee
FFOUOiUS Line Of
Former Wagner
Labor Lu.C


WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.--The
much-talked-of bill to repeal the
Taft Hartley labor law was sent
today by the White House, where
it had been read by President
Truman, and received his APP
proval, to Capitol Hill.
Secretary of Labor Tobin will
appear before a senate commit
tee Monday to explain the new
features Of the bill. II will follow
along the lines of the former
Wagner labor law, with several
additional provisions. one of
which is designed to stop or cur
tail strikes and to eliminate the
provisions of obtaining court in
functions,
A 30-day cooling off period
period when a strike is threaten
ed is provided for in the
measure, as is also the power of
the president to appoint a fact
finding board to determine the
demands of unions and the atti-
tucle of companies against which
strikes are threatened.
In that way as long as 80 deys
may expire between the time a
union decides to strike and the
time the strike may so into eff
feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
Hastings Thinks
BY HASTINGS BAKER

A blind couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Jones of Tampa, Florida, have
recently finished their nine-ye
job of building their two story
home with their own hands.
4 r Il
Recently in Detroit, ~Juliette
divorced Romeo and thus ended
the married life of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amour. Amour Pamour!
4 r 4.
Jimmy Councilman, retiring as
coach of the Cardinals profession :
al football team, paints with
pride to his record of building
character, saying: I've. got
three year-old son who sucks his
thumb. I've been trying TO mold
him out of that habit, but the
only result is that I'm beginning
to suck my own thumb
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
MARCH OF DIMES
CONTRIBUTIONS

Additional contributions to the
March of Dimes, as released by
Director James Galloway, fol-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
P) Wirephoto

Sea-Ket Turtle Soup-$l0.
Abe Wolkoff-$l0.
Key West Venetian Blind-$10.
$500 TO 5000
Mrs. K. Smiley-$5.
Ell Prado-$5.
Ramonin'S RcStaurant-S5.
Some contributions cannot be
listed because March of Dimes
headquarters has no record of
them, due to the fact that they
were made either ANONYMOUSLY or
in cash at the downtown street
shows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
RUSSIA COMPLAINS
AGAINST WESTERN
MILITARY ALLIANCE

United Nations charter. In what
way the charter was violated he
did not say, but, instead blared
about the preparations as direct
ed solely at the Soviet Union.
Domination by force, he added,
is the actuating motive behind
the alliance, despite what he
called the "pretense" of its bulk
heading democracy"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
$4,000 AND OVER

$4,000 AND OVER
Herman'S-$l00.
5000 TO 5000
Boca Chica Firemcn-$53.
$500 TO 5000
Key West Citizcn-$25.
S. H. kreSs Co.-$25.
Luther Pinder-$25.
Lopez Funeral Home-S25.
Lopez Liquors-$25.
$1,000 TO S24.09
Lees Orient-$20.
$500 TO 5000
Reggie Pritchard--$l5.
$1,000 TO Sll.9o
w. E. FoWlcr-$l0.
Rulcc Pitcher Showers $40.
Fred j. Dion-$10.
Martha c. Brennan-$l0.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.1$l0.
A. & B. Fish Market $40
Andrew Pritchard-$l0.
r. w. HamptOn--Sl0.
Harry S. Pickering, Sr.-$l0.
j. Y. Porter, IV-$l0.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-29
Miss knuCk Winner
OF March OF Dimes
Contest oBeQueen
200 Reservations
For Casa Marina
Ball Tonight

Jimmie Galloway, March of
Dimes campaign director, an
nounced this morning that Edith
Knuck, representing the Business
and Professional Women's club,
has been declared winner of the
solicitation contest and will reign
as queen of the Presidents Birth
day ball tonight.
Miss Knuck, a member of the
graduating class of the Convent
of Mary Immaculate, accounted
for $766.l7. Her closest rival was
Marjorie Fields. with $674.97, re-
presenting the Rotary club. Nam
cy Phillips, representing the
Lions was next and Leila Lynch,
of the KiWanis was fourth.
While accurate figures are
not available. Galloway an
nounced at deadline that ap-
proximatelY $4,000 has been
collected in the current drive.
This includes some $1,000
from the schools. More detail
ed reports will be ready Mon
day and Tuesday.
Last nights street show at Du-
val and Southland streets was by
far the best of the series. Almost
$500 was collected by the girls
and by Louis Carboneli, master
of ceremonies. He was ably aided
by Police 1t. Harry Lee Baker.
Sincere thanks to the police de-
partment for their efforts in be
half of the March of Dimes was
by Galloway. He said
the officers have been giving of
their own time, working while
off duty, in interest of the cause.
Some 200 reservations have
been made for the Casa Marina
ball tonight, and arrangements
have been made for accommodating
$50 more, the Jaycee committee
Nick Kenny, New York Daily
Mirror columnist, is a guest at
the hotel and has Offered his ser
vices as master of ceremonies or
as needed.
An array of fine talent has been
lined up for the dances tonight.
Eleanor Kern-DowSki, retired
professional musician who has
before many of the
crowned heads of Europe and had
her own CHS orchestra playing
from the Waldori-Astoria in New
York, is in charge of the show.
In addition to arranging the per-
Torrance, she will present her in
imitable French comedy songs
and violin solos.
Gerald Pinder and Betty and
Bob Simpson will perform a love-
ly waltz number 20 the music Of
oOO IA(1lSW dAld Ills d.
Their smooth working trio has
gained wide acclaim in recent
Charles Wallet, who will be re-
membered for his pantomine and
representations, is slated as mas
ter of ceremonies and will once
again present his side splitting
act without words.
An added attraction will be
Bobbie Lastres, Key Vests AL
Jolson, who brought the house
down at the street corner shows.
Preparation is being made for
any celebrities who may arrive
Unexpectedly. Good seating is as
sured, and tickets may be pur-
chased at the door.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-20
Standard OiI Gives Scholarships

Dr. Ferris Moore, president ot the University of Alaska, has announced the establishment Of four $500 scholarships by the Standard Oil Company of Cali fornia
 The scholarships are to be presented one each to members of the freshman, sophomore. jun or and senior classes, regardless iof the course of study. race or creed. Awards will be made by the University on a competi, tive basis.
 The scholarships, together with check for $2O00 were pre- sented to Dr. Moore by l.. M. Hagen, district manager for the company and M. B. Vincent, manager at Fairbanks.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-20

Workmen of the City Street Department graded the road leading to the Knudsen apart. ments and constructed a "turn around" for we hicles at the end of the street, early this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-20

Ali Madsen, local guide, has returned from fishing and has two hunting parties booked for the coming fall season,
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-20

Patents to Lots l and 2 of Block 30 of the East Addition have been received by Maurice l. Briggs.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-20
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank the people in town and at the base whose help made it possible for my husband to go to the hospital in Wheeler, Ore.
 Mrs. Kelly Gregoroff
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-20
NOTICE
NOTICE TO ELKS

NOTICE TO ELKS
 The first regular meeting of the fall season will be held Fri. day night. August 26, at 8 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-23
Disabled Vet Asked
To Record Complaints

Disabled veterans in this area
were informed today of four impor-
tant advantages in establishing
with the Veterans Administration
the war service connection of
wounds, disabilities, or injuries in
Cured as members of the armed
forces.
According to Edward J. Cooper,
4th District Commander, Disabled
American Veterans, every disabled
veteran who as yet has not service
connected his wartime disability
should do so Immediately for his
own protection.
He said the DAV service office
at the V terans Administration, $500
NE End ave, Miami, will assist the
veteran without charge in following
through on a claim and obtaining
the necessary evidence, This mes
sage is part of General Jonathan
M. Wainwright's program as DAV
National Commander to expand the
organizations program of service.
The four advantages to the veter-
an are, he said:
/. Getting on record with the Vet
Grams Administration as having a
service-connected disability even
though you may have Zero" dis
ability and draw no compensation.
The handicap, injury, or illness may
become progressively worse.
2. Service-connected is hospital IN
surance especially in light of today's
situation of a scarcity of VA hospit-
al beds.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-23
Gas Bomb Dropped
In Defender Press Room

CHICAGO - (ANP) - A home
made mustard gas bomb was thrown
into the Chicago Defender press
room early Friday morning during
the final press run. Defender Off
Gals limited the printers strike now
in its second year may be the
cause of the attack.
One pressman, Melvyn Granger.
%. was felled by the gas, and 10
others were routed. Granger was
rushed to the Michael Reese hospi-
tai. Workers finished their jobs
while wearing gas masks.
In the meantime a 24-hour police
guard has been placed on duty at
the newspapers plant. A spokesman
for the newspaper said this incident
probably was the climax of a num-
Der of threatening notes sent to va
rious officials concerning the print
ers' strike at the plant.
Chairman Lloyd Johnson Of the
Defender chapter" of Local No. 10
of the Typographical union when
quizzed on the bombing said.
1T have no statement to make be-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-23

8. Out-patient treatment for vet.
Grams is available only to those who
have established service-connection
of their disabilities.
4. The service-connected disabled
veteran is eligible for training and
education to a greater extent than
the non-service connected.
To-day it is more important than
ever for a disabled veteran to es-
tablish war service-connection of
his disability" Mr.. Cooper said.
I'm doing so he protects without
any question his right to hospitaliza-
ton. Service-connection is hospital
insurance. The bulk of the 1900
veterans awaiting admission to gov
eminent hospitals today because of
the lack of VA hospital beds are
those who have not established or
proved that their injuries or handi-
caps were incurred in service.
The DAV has estimated that Their"
are more than million additional
veterans who have failed to even
file a claim with the Veterans Ad-
ministration."
The DAV Commander said the
DAV service office will assist the
veteran in preparing proper forms
and accommodating necessary evil
dence for the presentation of a
claim to the Veterans Administra-
ton.
Commander Cooper will be at the
Miami Times office 1112 NV Bird
ave. every Friday morning from
$50 to 1870.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-23
BEDBUGS


Now science brings y gu t n e
wonder killer, the newly developed
ALL DEAD containing DOT d
the terepane chemicals. Danish bed
bugs and sleep well tonight. XIII
germ carrying reaches. destructive
ants. buzzing flies, singing mosqui-
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