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Mr.. Rockefeller also served as
chairman in 1948, when the Ma
tional Council was established
as a continuing committee, and
made a permanent part Of the
Funh's organization.
Under Mr.. Rockefeller lead
ership nationally prominent bust
ness and civic executives have
been recruited for the council
to advise and aid ain educational
program participated in By 50
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-05
Mapping All-Negro
Movie Series

HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-Arthur
Leonard, one-time casting direc-
ter at Warner Bros, is mapping
a series Of all-Negro films for
production under the trade name
of Park Avenue Pictures. First
film scheduled is semi-docu-
mentary.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-05

privately financed Negro mem
Der colleges. Guided by this ma
tional committee, citizens I'M 60
communities throughout the
country raised $1,145,896 in 1948
to help the cooperating colleges
and universities meet their cur
rent operating expenses and i'm
prove educational facilities for
their students.
See ROCKEFELLER, Page 3
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row.. one dag,
the grandfath-
he of one of the
w h i t e b o Y S
came out where
We were play
ing and took
from his grand
son the bow
and arrow with
which the boy
was shooting at
birds. Now, the
bow and arrow
consists Of a
curved limb of
n rY,,,o11 .eiI1 ~,11
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-05
ROCKEFELLER TO SERVE AS
CHAIRMAN Of NATIONAL COUNCIL
OF UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND

John Rockefeller Jr. will chairman
Council Of the United College Fund for its appeal
this week Thomas Morgan
E City. Morgan chairman
Spery Corporation chairman
the md
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ACROSS
The TABLE
We Must Not
Destroy Ourselves
BY WILLIAM HENRY HUFF

When I was a lad in the cotton
fields of Georgia, we lads made
certain crude contraptions with
which to play. Among them were
sling shots and the bow and ar
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A Just decision is one that lets US win.
FUTURE SOUVENIRS

Everybody in the United States has
had an opportunity, at one time or an
other, 10 buy block of wood from the
cherry tree "eut down by George Wash
iBgton."
The souvenir hunters will probably
have similar opportunity in the future.
In remodelling the White House, there
will b. tons Of debris left over for dis
p0Sal.
Probably, some astute American VIII
bay some Of II and for the next two on
three centuries, descendants VIII be sell
in parts Of the White House.
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A report issued yesterday by Harvard
observatory astronomers sets one to think
ing abott the mysteries of creation. They
said that great ball of flame, with tail
two miles long. that streaked across the
sky of six northeast states Monday night
was a meteor. 1t might have burned itself
out or crashed into the Atlantic.
We occasionally see meteors in the
Key West sky but they are comparatively
few compared with the number seen in
northeriy areas. The biggest meteor that
struck the earth in historical times fell in
Siberia and destroyed all life. animal and
vegetable, for many miles around. frees
as far away as so miles from where the
meteor struck were charred by heat and
flame. and the shock when it hit the earth
was felt 500 miles away.
Considering the countless millions of
meteors streaming in space, it is wonderful
indeed that no major recorded disaster has
been caused by their striking the earth.
However, only very few OF them that APP
pear in our atmosphere reach the earth in
tact. They burn themselves out in the
atmosphere, as nave DeeH seen many d
time by Key Westers. We may explain one
instant, '''Look at that meteorf' and the
next instant it disappears in final flash,
most of the time high up in the heavens.
Peary brought several meteors back
with him. that he and his party had found
in the North Pole area. The largest of
them is on exhibition in the New York
Museum. He reported that many other
meteors had been seen on his trip to and
from the pole.
In prehistoric times, meteors that
must have weighed many thousands of
tons struck the United States. The two
largest hit in California and Georgia.
Man is stumped when he tries to
imagine how long meteor has been travel
ing in space before it appears in our
atmosphere. That one that was seen Mon
day night streaming across the northeast
states might have been wandering in space
for cons, many thousand times bigger
when it tore away from some heavenly
body than when it was in the northern
sky. still flaming furiously and burning
itself away.
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THIS YEARS MEAT SUPPLY

As of the early part of March, retail
meat prices in the Chicago area, which are
generally typical of the country as whole,
were down an average of 20 per cent be-
low lost summers peak levels. Some popu-
lar cuts were down much more-round
steak. for instance, was being offered at
50 per cent less than at the high point
supply and demand did that. A heavy
supply of meat came to market, and at the
same time there was some slackening in
consumer buying. The meat had to be
moved and lower prices were the inevita-
be result. As an interesting by-product Of
the change, one of the biggest meat pack
ers took a substantial operating loss for
1893.
AT present, there has been something
Of a reversal in the trend of livestock sup
plies and prices are expected to level out.
However, no need fear meat shortage.
Last year the average American ate lac
pounds of meat. This year, it is estimated,
he viii account for las pounds, made up
Of so pounds of beef, pounds of veal, 72
pounds Of pork, and pounds of lamb and
mutton. decline in available supplies OF
beef. veal, lamb and mutton will be made
up BIZ an increase in the amount of pork,
The American dining table will con-
tinue TO carry its share of the good things
Of life, and meat is one of them. The price
We must pay. when measured against the
average increase in dollar income, VIII be
fair and reasonable.
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I.EGALS.
NOTICE or rNTENTT61ETro AF-
PLY ron PASSAGE LOCAL

NOTICE OF TNTENTT6aT0 A.
PLY ron PASSAGE IsDCAI.
or SPECHAE4. Hill.
Notice Is hereby givexz1 II nnr-
suant 10 the reanirenesl ertion
81 Of Article III of the CONSTITUTION
of the State Of Florida. as amended
At the general election in 1888. APP
plieation viii be madeah1S Abe nm
dersigned 10 the Legisia f&fHbf the
State of Florida NJ the regular ses-
sion az said Legislature held dur
ing the year lS49 for tfeSgpassage Of
local or special bin
Authorizing The City Of Key
West. Florida. q Munieinal Gar
paratian Under the Laws OF the
state of Florida. ta Convey In
Fee simple 10 the County of
Monroe, state OF Fiarlda. a
palitIcal Subdivision Of the
state Of Florida. Certain Land
ON Stock Island in. Monroe
County, Florida. For the Goa
sideration OF one nellar; and
Empowering the City Cammis-
sion Of The City of Kew West.
Florida, To Effect Snch EanRey-
a1tce.
Dated nj Key West, Florida. this
18th day of April, A. n. 1881
FRANK BENTLEY
Chairman, Haard Of County
Commissioners. Aianrss
County. F1ariAa.
apr. II. ls4s.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
OR SPECIAL BILL. VI % n IL d -

COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Notice is hereby given that pur.
suant to the requirement of Sec
tion 81 of Article III of the consti-
tuition of the State of Florida. as
amended at the general election in
1888. application will be made by
the undersigned to the Legislature
Of the state Of Florida at the regu-
lar session OF said Legislature held
during the year 1919 for the pass
age of local or special bill
Authorizing and Empowering
The City Of Key West Florida
To Abandon as a Public Park
! & Certain Lands on Stock island.
in Monroe County, State of
Park Purposes: and Authoriz-
ing and Empowering the City
Commission Of Said city, Act
ing on Behalf of Said City TO
Lease or Sell, From Time To
Time. Such Lands or Portions
- Thereof az May he Determined
= by Said City Commission To be
for the Best Interest of Said
City, Provided ANY Such Lease
or Leases and sale IT Sales
Shall First De Approved at
b Referendum Election to be Held
!. in Said City; and providing This
Act Shall Not Become OneratiHe
or Effective Until Ratified or
Approved at Referendum
Election to he Called and Held
in said The City of Key West.
Florida.
Dated at Key West, Florida. this
18th day Of April, A p. l34S-
City Clerk.
.. VICTOR LOWE,
apr.l4,1949.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Ar
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
on SPECIAL BILL

Notice rs hereby given that. pur-
suant to the requirement of Section
81 of Article III of the Constitution
of the State of Florida, as amended
at the general election in 1888, APP
plication will be made by the un-
State of Florida at the regular SEES
sion of said Legislature held dur
ing the year l949 fer the passage OF
a local or special bill
Providing That When the Ex-
listing bonded Indebtedness of
the Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District, Political Sub
division of the State of Florida,
Has Been Retired That There
upon the Title to Highways
and bridges Now Constituting
the Toll Highways and Bridges
of Said District Shall Vest for
a Period of Four Years In Mon
roe County. Florida; That the
Board of Commissioners of
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
district Shall Continue the
Operation of Toll Highways
aud Bridges in Said District for
Said -Four Year Period and
After Paying the Costs OF Oper-
ating ami Maintaining Said
Toll Highways and Toll Bridges.
the Net Revenues Derived from
Tolls Shall BE Paid TO the
Board of County Commissioners
of Monroe County. Florida, and
the Board of Public Instruction
of Monroe Coanty. Florida. In
Equal Parts.
Dated at Key West, Florida. this
18th day Of April. A. -. l949.
BERNIE G. pAPY.
apr14,1949
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NOTICE or fNTRNTloN TO AP-
PIN ron PASSAGE ar IOGA

NOTICE or fNTRNTloN TO AP.
PLY ron PASSAGE ar IOGAi
or xpEsTAL HILL. NO n no
G0INTS. F1OhIDA.
Notice Is hereby given that. pur
suant 60 the requirement. OF Section
FL of Article III az the Constitution
Of the State OF Florida, az amended
al the general election in 1898, ap'
plication will he made by the I'M
dersigned to the Legislature of tins
state Of Florida at the regular SEES
siof, of said Legislature held dur.
ing the year 1919 for the passage OF
a Local or special bill
to Repeal Chapter 2463a, Laws
+ of Florida, Acts of the .Legisia-
! Act Entitled. IAN ACT Auth
orizing and Empowering the
city OF Key West, Florida to
+ Abandon as a Public Park Ger
tain Lands on Stock Island. in
Monroe County, State of Fiori-
da, Acquired for Public Park
Purposes; and Authorizing and
Empow ering the City Comnis-
sion OF Said City. Acting on
1 Behalf of said City 70 Lease or
Sell such Lands or portions
\ Thereof as May be Determined
by Said City Commission TO be
|. for the Best Interest of Said
city: Provided Any Such Lease
or Sale is First Approved at a
Referendum Election to be
Held in Said City: and Pro-
hiding This Act Shall not be-
come Operative or Effective
Until Ratified or Approved at
Referendum Election to be
Called and Held in Said The
City of Key West. Florida"
Dated at Key West, Florida, this
18th day of April. A. p. 1919.
VICTOR LOWE,
q City Clerk.
sapr.l4.I949.
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NOTICE az UNPAID
nEIIs0UEssT INTANGIBLE
- asa &A&AK ksMmaEMasY M n sc

as provided by Chapter 2e12s, Act
OF 1s4I. n0tiee Is hereby gfNan that
the intangible personal prnperty
taxes. assessed for ls4s4 are now
delinquent and beginning With April
/, 1913. such taxes are drawing in-
terest OF one t1t per cent per nsoath
plus the proportionate cost of pub
fishing this Notice. skkn19xs the
amounts set opposite each name
below are paid before Apra %. is4s,
tax executions will be issued there
on for levy upon any property real.
personal or mixed belonging to the
taxpayer for unpaid taxes, penal
ties and additional costs. The names
of delinquent intangible personal
property taxpayers ano the amounts
OF taxes, including the cost of ad-
vertising and the one months
penalty are as fol0ws.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL.


Notice is hereby given that, pur
suant To the requirement of Sector
81 of Article III of the Constitution
Of the State Of Florida, as amended
at the general election in 1898, ap
pIieation will be made by the I'M
dersigned 10 the Legislature Of tn
state Of Florida at the regular ses
sion OF, said Legislature held dur
ing the year ly49 for the passage o
a local or special bill
Further Amending Section of
Chapter 1858, Laws Of Florida,
Special Acts of 1889, as hereto
fore amended by Chapter 224ts,
Laws OF Florida, Special Acts
of 1943. Entitled, IAN ACT TO
Amend Section 2 Of Chapter
lG59X, Laws Of Florida, Special
Acts Of 1888. Entitled; An Act
Creating and Establishing
Special District in Monroe
County, Florida. TO BE known
az Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District; defining the
Territory Included Therein;
Providing for Its Government
and Administration and for the
Appointment of a Board of
Commissioner Therefor; Ife-
filming the Purposes and powers
Of Said District; Defining the
Powers, Duties, Privileges and
Liabilities Of the Board Of Com
nissioners Thereof; AutnorZ-
ing the establishment OF Rules
and Regulations and Providing
Penalties for the Violation
There cot; Authorizing the
Establishment, Construction,
Maintenance and Operation OF
Toll Bridges and Toll High
ways Therein 10 Complete
Highway Extending from Mi
ami to Key West Via Key
Largo. Authorizing said Dis
triet TO Borrow Money and Is
Providing for the Repayment
Of Such Borrowed Moneys and
the Interest Thereon out of
Tolls and Charges for the Use
of Said Toll Bridges and Toll
HIGHWAYS; Providing for the
Validating Of Said Evidences
of lndebt edness; Comforting the
Right Of Eminent Domain on
Said District. Granting TO said
District Right Of Way over
ANY Lands, waters or SUP
merged Lands Belonging to the
state Of Florida IN said Dis
trict, Authorizing the Doing
Of All other Acts and JhInSs
Necessary. Incident and Proper
i'm Furtherance Of the Purposes
aud Objects Aforesaid, 3nclud-
ing the Levy Of an Annual Ad
Valorem Tax for the Mainten-
ance. Repair and Operation Of
Said Toll Bridges and Toll
Highways, and Repeating All
Laws or parts Of Laws in Con-
fiict Herewith; TO ProNfde
That Members Of the Board Of
Commissioners o. Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge district
BE Qualified Registered Voters
of Monroe County, State OF
Fiorida.' So As To Provide
That the Board of Commission
.rs Of Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District Shall Be Com
posed Of Seven 90 Members,
and That -Four Members Of Said
Board Shall Constitute a
Quorum. and That the Concur
renee Of -Four Members Of Said
Board Shall Be Necessary 10
Affirmative Action by Said
Board.
Dated al Key West, Florida thi
18th day Of April, A. D. 1898.
ISABEL FLEMING
apr14,194e.
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LEGALS

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
or SPECIAL BILL. NO VI O r.
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
Notice is hereby given that. pur-
suant to the requirement of Section
81 of Article LII of the Constitution
OF the State Of, Florida. as amended
at the general election in 1888, APP
plieation viii be made by the aa-
dersigned to the Legislature ef the
state of Florida at the regular ses-
sion of said Legislature held dur
ing the year 1939 for the passage ef
q local or special bill
to Amend Chapter 25314, Laws
of Florida. Acts Of the Legisia-
ture Year 1916. being the Char
ter of The City of Key West.
Florida. by Amending Sertien
s of Article of tfhe Introduce
tory Chapter Thereof so as 20
Exclude Certain Land From the
Present Territorial BOUNDARIES
of The City of Key West, Flsrt-
da.
Dated at Key West, FLORIDA. this
18th day of April, A. n. ls4a.
JOHN y. THOMPSON
apr.l4.194s.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
On SPECIAL hill

Notice is hereby given that pnr
suant to the requirement of Seetloi
q of Article III of the Constitution
Of the state Of Florida, as amended
at the general election in 1898. ap
plication will be made by the un-
dersigned To the Legislature of thi
State Of Florida at the regular SEES
sion of said Legislature held dur
nag the year l94g for the passage o.
2 local or special bill
Providing for the appointment
By the Board of County Com
1nissionGs of Monroe County,
Florida, of a Board of Trustees
for the Public Hospital on Stock
Island. Florida: Defining the
= Purposes, Powers, Duties, Priv
fleges and Liabilities of Said
Board of Trustees; Authorizing
Said Board of Trustees to ADOPT
Rules and Regulations For It's
Own Guidance and For the Gov
ernmeHt OF Said Hospital; Au- 60
thorizing the Levy OF an Annual
Ad Ealorem Tax. Not To Exceed
Two 90 Mills On the Dollar,
For the Improvement and Main
stenance of Said Public Hospital:
Authorizing the Establishment
Of a Training School F o ?
Nurses: Authorizing the Ae-
Ceptance OF Donations VI Prop
erty For the Benefit OF Said
Public Hospital; Declaring The
establishments and tSe Of Said
Hospital To Be Public Pur-
poses; Authorizing the BOARD Of
County Commissioners OF Mon
roe County. Florida, to Allocate
20 the Hospital Funds Any
Public Moneys Not Otherwise
Appropriated; Abolishing the
Trustees Heretofore Appointed
For Said Hospital: and Repeal
ing All Laws or Parts Of Laws,
Whether General or Special, In
4sonflict Herewith To the EX-
tent Of Such Conflict.
Dated at Key West, Florida. thu
18th day of April, a. n. 1S4S.
FRANK BENTLEY
Chairman. Board OF Connt,
Commissioners. Monroe
County, Florida
apr.14.1$49.
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LECALS

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO A.
phN FOR Passages Ca Local.
on SPECfAi. uHf.t. No Y n q q,
COUNTY. FLORIDA
Mofice rs sierehy Miven that parl
suant to the requirement pf see.
tion II Of Article III nf the censtl
tuition Of the State ~ Florida, as
amended al the general election IN
is.sS. application will be made nv
the undersigned To the Legislature
OF the State of Florida AZ the rega-
lar session Of said Legislature held
during the year 1919 Yer the pass
age of local or special bills
10 Amend Chapter 23374, Laws
Of Fiariaa, Acts 81 the Leglsla-
ture Year f94a, Being the Char
ter of The City 40 Key West.
Florida. by Amending section
Of Article VII Of chapter A
Thereof so as 80 Provide that
the Compensation tor Zach
Member Of the City Commission
~ The city az Key West, Flori>
da. Shall he a salary OF Seventy
five ts7s.sel Dollars FER Manth.
Dated al Key West. Florida. this
l3th day af Aprii, A. II. 1919.
VICTOR LOWE,
City Clerk.
apr IA, 1914
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Key, Wester
Graduates As


FORT KNOX. KY, April A.
Private Robert (NMI) Ferguson
son Of Mr.. and MRS. r. T. Fergu-
SON of 7l3 Chapman Lane. was
graduated this week from the
Clerks Supply School of the Divf-
sion Trains. Third Arnlored Divi-
sion this week.
Ferguson is currently winding
up his training here with the 3rd
Armored spearaead division.
commanded by Major General
Roderick r. Allen. maritime COM
mander of the 18th Armored Di.
vision.
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The treaty. In a very large sense.
recognizes the common heritage and
sssilaaflon u western peoples.
iesndsd ou principles Of democracy.
ieaitidaaliiy liberty and the rule Of
laM between nations"
TIE qootation comes from the state
meuf is.urd BY Charles Bohlen. counsel
et~rwf-the state Department. who was
telsaa newapaper correspondents about
Aiiauiin paek. wash. n n hoped. WIN
ffHflf " siwnafory powers against az
efaA1&a mllllAfy Aflaek.
80 fati thni ne nations involved In
ftf NHHtueft have "a common heritage
esd estHsation" = mere important than
ihea lheg save expressed q willingness
pa ten hausin ~ mutual self-prOtecsion.
~ ffinflples 81 democracy" and the
4aA4aaai llhefty" which come 10 US
AsFefa as an lnhsritapee from the Anglo
NmN ars Z tls whleh binds the people
tlEs aAsigns soRethsr.
stMHa@fmtf d th~xs rinss ia the world
sfrsf ssate wot rexniz&nt Of the
m So ssmneracy and individual
i've
i~FmH 80 dictator 10
~tst 49, we~oo'ns OF
y Psfr.a 80 % ehip away
@ aaK fnan4atsan siones 0f what
N ~ aea 80 wsrs o. better
sH - ukEs w.sa'f eltlixstisn.
- % h@iAess involved
sH - ns~s ne Angie-Saxon
$3.50 - - tes~ h>Ss gov
ft.es ~ - tssS.s ~ne ENJOY
- - as Hsso''ns tnA'
$50 @~*R
49, -. -. 80. 1850, i,h.,s-
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apr.a4.Is4s.
IN THE CIRCUIT CosRT or THE

IN THE rxRGETT g0IHT OF THE
ELEVENTH 3HBatIAL CIRCUIT,
MONROE COUNTY. Ft.0ItIDA. IN
CHAktsEHf.
Ease Va. Hasa.
RONALD r. AMES.
Plaintiff.
va DIVORCES AcTF0N
MARIE T.INnENBERG AMEs,
Defendant.
oRDEn or PsiRLIcATiaN
To:
Marie I.iadenherg Ames
25e5 Maple Avenue
cfo Mrs Betty Len Gaver
Dallas. Texas
Yon are required hereby TO appear
Go the Hill OF Complaint. for dts
voree, In the aDose styled cause on
the 2Sth day OF April, A. II. 194S.
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. newspa-
per published in Key West. Florida.
Done and Ordered this 30th day
of March, A. d. 1919
(SEALl Earl. III. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: Florence f Sawyer. DC.
THOMAS s. CARO-.
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
mar3f :apr7- 1f-21. 1919
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SIDE -
N eNe
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Kn9iama
l83t ~
teFaet
m1lN So
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Eln T Il
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am II
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TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
know Auerical

Carl r. Gray, Jr., Administra.
tor of Veterans Affairs, born in
Wichita, Kans.. so years ago.
Emmett O'Neal. Ambassador Il
the Republic of the Philippines
born in Louisville, KY, 81 years
ago.
DR.. Ralph Arnold of San Me.
rino, Calf famed consulting en-.
gineer, born in Marshalltown
Iowa, IA years ago.
James Branch Cabell of Rich
mond, Va, famed author, borr
there, 40 years ago.
Prof. Calvin B. Hoover. of Duke
University noted economist, born
Berwick, H., So years ago.
Lee Tracy, actor, born in At.
lanta, Ga, 81 years ago.
Texas leads the nation in Pc
troleum production: California is
second and Oklahoma third.
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John 5lelaue 81 -
per" az ire Old ~ Thmasss
is now rated a. . foss
terprefar % Shakeasm&Aa
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TODAy's
BIRTHDAY

JOHN cIELcuD. horn A.
1904. IN London - Artam -
Gielgud. His nane n La
He Is q descendant 90 ~ saa&s.
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lem Readers
Governor Warren visited Key West
luire campaigning for the governorship;
49, waa hsFe ~ governor-eleet and now
~ pssurss us that he viii be here shortly
ana s.ani means he i here as governor.
keg West wili give the popular chief
eseratiVe 3 Fousing welcome.
THE ORACLE
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Harry the Hermit" "a hes
called, came into town last week
and. as usual, caused quite q stir.
He looks like a cross between Santa
Claus and Daniel Boone.
We had a friendly glass Of beer
together and asks him, Don't
You ever get annoyed at the way
some people laugh and stare as you
go by ?" "Shucks no." Harry says
"Only while they're lsaghin' 81
me, I'm feelin' a nate sorry for
them. Imsgine-folks 50 ungrown-
up they can't see I'm really just
the same as they are underneath"
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LEGALS

IN THr CrnrrIT CoURT or THE
etrvENTn JtfDrtIAL CIRCUIT
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