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Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP MEN

SALESMAN, national tea. company;
retail and wholesale grocers; state
exper.. age, family status, etc; con-
area. Car desirable but not nee
,essary; Box l31-S, Star.
exper. in selling for perm. position
with good future; protected terri
tories; complete training course
given accepted applicant in sale
Of our products; I; G.. SMITH q
Park rd. NV, MI. 5000. Phone for
SALESMAN-Men's wear. Permanent
position, excellent salary. TR. 7511.
lis
SALESMAN, for camera sales; exp,
excellent salary plus commission.
HENRY'S CAMERA CENTER, 421
SALESMAN, liquor store. Apply 1903
Columbia rd. NV. -1S
SALESMAN to call on women's stores
in this area for New England manu-
facturer. of ladies' sweaters. Small
sample line. Excellent repeat busi-
other territories range from $4,000
to $4,000 yearly. Box 252-R, Star.
SALESMAN-This young, fast-grow--
lng, concern needs an experienced
rear enIdJt odleoHldH. we arc now
selling 3 subdivisions in Md, D. c..
and Va, with more to come. We
handle construction and perm
loans for builders. You must be a
full-time hard worker. Call Mr.
Morgan for interview. ROGER w.
SMITH CO.. INC, AL. 1929, OV.
SALESMAN. over 35, some knowiedge
of electronic equipment; $50 wk.;
drawing account Write STUDIOS.
1888 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESMAN--Attrac income and perm
pos. to fully qualified individual with
one. OF Washington's leading moving
and storage companies. Call for
appt.. LU. 4-2l2l.
SALESMAN A top-paying Job
throughout Christmas season SELL
ing toys and electric trains at the
GILBERT HALL OF SCIENCE. Call
Tues. EX. 1918. --17
SALESMAN. STORM WINDOWS: We
have double hung and an outside
easement; two OF the better alumni
mum storm windows on the market.
II YOU are an experienced salesman
WITH good record. we will give you
9 dealers price on the windows, with
full commission paid on approval
and measurement. NO. 42o5 for
further information. 17'
SALESMAN, TO SELL MEMBER
GiBERAL COMM. Apply wEEK-
DAYS. BETW. 8 AND II AM.
A ~ M
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Tabulating Machine
Operator

Excellent opportunity for young man
2 to 40 in tabulating division OF
life insurance company; salary
ply Rm. 800. $40 14th st. NV, be-
tween 8 am and 3 pm. -21
TAILOR, exp, on mems and women,
flSshinE pssi E1sEMHSs SlSSa cTTeo5fFHihN8o h8 f0S
rAILoE al SI niS AND PREssER. white OF
colored; must be experienced; steady
rfSsHf$ 81 TajBSE 35SSEsfSAp fSE
plicant should be a university
counting major. hold a CPA IL
cense and be qualified to teach Fin
ney's Advanced ACCOUNTING texts.
fEaE e! f'S 9F SlfssSS6 xss6usFzsd7 sFzSSER ST. ST.
rPEIFVIsIoN PfGENs SO and and radio technician,
inside ano outside work; 40-hr.,. D.
day wk excel. company Dement'S;
call or see G: J. goqRIREAg; RIddsAsSp2s gso9 rS y
rEGEyIsioN HGi SsGiegs' bENeH bE Sly0SHa NAN perma-
nent Job with 26-yr.-old company
ary. CARRoLL's, 71e H st. NV.
rEEEyTisfoN Eli TsfS INSTALLATION MAN.
aggressive and with high regard for
quality of workmanship for per;
manent position with well; established
TV service firm; salary com:
mensurate with experience IrS1 and
ability. Call vIDEo ENGINEERING
CO., INC, Hu; S93l4, IL -
hours; good working .conditionS; D.
day week. UN. 1922. Is
MEN to work with MANAGER on estab.
lished route; steady work, chance
for advancement. Rm. 422, Bond
rREiIiEEvIsIoN AND RADIO MECHAN-
working cond.; apply Mr.. Wilson,
bet. 8 am. and 6 pm. D. G. RADIO
CO., 3100 NJ st. NV. co. S557
--16
rV ANTENNA MAN, some experience
neceSsa ary. FRED WALKER, 1905
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. lis
TELEVISION BENCH MECHANICS.
SALARY OPEN.
n NJ
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INSURANCE AGENTs

Opening for . aggressive men for
large established insurance debts
with an old d-line insurance company
opportunity for promotion for right
men; $50 wk guaranteed. plus COM
missions. while learning; ages %
phone RE. 724S. ask for MR.. BAR
Evening star., 1951-09-16
PHARMACISTS

Permanent positions available for
registered pharmacists as assistant
managers in retail stores, Metro
politan area. Good starting salary
bonus and commission plus many
company benefits. Advancement pos
sibiiities. Pleasant working condi-
tions Write full particulars. Box
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APPLY Mr.. SNYDER
LEWIS g. THOS. SALTZ, Inc

-
HELPERs for receiving department.;
experience not essential but, help
full; 40-hour, 5-day week; good COM
pany benefits; permanent position.
ARPRlKg agRRKgs in nR69sB1ck 9sEsGG i Z Co. sOss5eaVV SS6e
St. ne. rear Bladensburg I'd. Hot
HoTEeR S9HePe' DESK CLERK-Young man
for full-time position; exper. pre-
ferred. but viii train. See Mr..
Saturday 8 am. to noon. 1876
RoUSssiEMSN. q Isl Nan colored, for pvt. CLUB;
must have good refs, be agreeable
and willing. Apply in person only.
$40 am. Monday. 1901 Mass. ave-
IBM TYPEWRITER operator with
knowledge of proportional spacing
benefits, good starting salary. chance
for advancement;, an INQUIRIES sjSl nsIS
AMERICAN PTBLIsHING Co NE
ICE CREAM hardening room man
for a suburban ice cream company;
exper. preferred but not essential;
good pay. opportunity for advance
ment; free disqualification, paid va
cation; 5lz-day wk. Call SH. 4 10
Sunday or weekdays. Id
ICE CREAM AND CANDY COUNTER
clerk, fun or part time. Men, why
spend . hours a day going to and
from your work downtown? Come
to work with us in one OF our
suburban stores in Silver Spring,
Bethesda or Arlington. where there
is growing rapidly Offering many
opportunities for advancement, paid
vacations. free disqualification. APP
plicantS should be bet. 20 and 80
yrs. of age. Phone SH. 473S Sun.
or weekdays. -1S
INSURANCE-Debit man for indus
trial life and a. and h. An excel
le~' opportunity with future 1or
man who will produce. Telephone
Ma. 2S1h for appoint or RA.
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HELP MEN
PLATE CARRIER

position in our pressroom
with a chance for advancement;
21-30 years OF age. high school
graduate. of heavy build and capable
of giving good attendance; must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel. Room SOC. Open S:30-5
phone calls
Evening star., 1951-09-16
RADIO MAN

Perm position available, pleasant
working cond. with unusual EN-
ploye benefits.
We need a man with communica-
tions experience who has also done
some radio service work. He must
be capable of explaining how the
various circuits and receivers and
transmitters operate and how to
locate defects.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

PHOTOGRAPHER. candid and COM
merciaI. must. be thoroughly exper-
fenced. Steady position with top
studio; good salary. Box 3S3-L,
PHoTOGRAPHER of ability, top
notch portrait man with good per-
sonality experienced in all .depts.;
salary and commission. Apply AN
TON STUDIO. 1912 G st. NV:
PLANT SUPERINTENDENT. expert
enced. top-flight man to take conn.,
plete charge Of production in small
600 employeS) modern manufac-
turing plant specializing in electro
mechanical devices. Ability to es-
innate. plan. schedule and supervise.
essential. Inquiries held confidential.
PIASTERERs, white. experienced, S24
per day. Report to large project at
Riggs rd and Madison st. ne. or
call AK. 1897 or HU. S210. JOSEPH
PL4STERERS WANTED; 6-day wk
Apply Job Sargent rd. and Eastern
ave. KRAFFT-MURPHY co. --16
PLASTERERS (20). colored, .1st-class
mechanics, for white coating only
need apply; also hod carriers; long
lob. 7th, and Madison SITS. n.e.' or
~ x. JAMES BAp1N1 & SONS
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statesmen
Full and part time. Call ST. 1914.
--1S
Evening star., 1951-09-16

Leading parts house in WASHINGTON
edge of radio desirable; all en-
ploye benefits.
SfLBERNE RADIO & ELECTRONICs
co HO 7R71 -1R
Evening star., 1951-09-16
RADIO PARTS MAN

In reply please give an adequate out.
line OF your qualifications. expert.
ence and expectations. Write Boz
b3-S Star -1S
Evening star., 1951-09-16

PHARMACIST, registered D. c.; for
neighborhood drugstore; good posi-
tion for man who can keep his eye
on the ball; salary plus monthly
bonus; pleasant working conditions
Box 3S4-R. Star III
for aggressive young man; top salary:
excellent working conditions; yaca-
ton and bonus. Call Ii. 3-S432,
RIVER TERRACE PHARMACY. --18
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PAINTERS

PAYROLL SUPERVISOR
Must have experience in machine
bookkkeeping. preferably with ac-
Permanent position with excellent
opportunity for advancement.
Apply Employment Office,
Hot Shoppes, Inc.
1924 H st. NV. No Phone Calls.
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HELP kEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, colored
enroll now. full or part time. vii
train you Il you are willing to learn
day. For information call RA. 1893
Mr.. j. c. Hooks. or ewes, PAUL j
MILLER. EX. 7070.
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2),
wanted for active Conn. ave. Arm
With or without experience. S. r.
MARTIN AND CO. Realtors, 2629
Conn. ave. NV. DU. 1866. ---l6
good oppor. in active lge. Falls
Church Office. HENRY C. BROWN
1856 SO. Lee hwy, Falls Church. JE
Evening star., 1951-09-16
ICE CREAM AND CANDY COUNTER

INSURANCE-Debit man for indus
trial life and a. and h. An excel
man who will produce. Telephone
Ma. 2S75 for appointment or RA-
Evening star., 1951-09-16
SPORTSWEAR
SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for a young
aggressive man. in our mems sports
wear dept Good pay, excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr.. Ett-
lin. Bird FIR, BONDS STORES, INC,
1.t1S q n NJ
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express the reasons or the concur
renee of the Joint Chiefs of Staff"
He said that Gen. Marshall did
not make any comments during
the meeting and that the method
Iof relieving Gen. Macarthur was
not discussed.
Senator Cain explored the
Army's rotation system against
the background of previous testi-
Imony that the Marine Corps had
developed system providing
that a Marine twice wounded
would be returned to the United
States.
Gen. Collins said the theater
commander had been directed TO
establish a rotation program and
that I'VE are rotating about 20, 900
men month" He added that
the question of wounds is con-
sidered, he understands, by the
theater commander but that pro-
vision is mot written down in
black and white. -
The Army chief read a message
outlining the Army's system but
hef urged that the details be kept
secret "as matter of onod, sound
internal administration"
If we publish this thing" he
added, every soldier on the line
is going to start figuring out just
when he gets home, and that is
going to have an effect on the
fighting efficiency Of this force"
Senator Cain then turned to the
question OF why the allied forces
do not bomb Rashin, Communist
supply center in Northeast Korea
near the Siberian border, 'in a
complete and total sense?"
you do not gain very much by
bombing Rashin," Gen. Collins re-
piled. 1T is just over the frontier.
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1t is what you might call a
transition point"
He added that it was a matter
"the chance of provoca-
ton" of the Russians and whether
it was worth taking the chance Of
a bomber getting lost"
He argued that it was not worth
the chance since the Chinese Com
munists could be supplied almost
as we'll from Vladivostok as from
Rashin.
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engineer and attorney arriving in
Key West tonight what informa-
ton the State requires prior to
granting permission for the feed
er line to 60 over u. S. |, the old
state road "A and any roads that
might be taken over by the state.
If he can ascertain these facts,
he will inform Attorney Lester
who can then go ahead with the
drafting of the franchise. If not,
he will fly to Tallahassee Monday
and confer with the attorney for
the State road department.
Attorney Lester stressed that
the clearing of State right of way
and drafting of the county's fran
chise could be a 48 hour job or q
weeks job depending upon the
speed with which the necessary
officials are reached.
County commissioners said
they appreciated the need for
speed, when Dunton explained the
increasing difficulties of obtain
ing necessary materials. Dunton
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music in the Key West schools for
the past five years. ss'
Major Dillon is an "adoptetl
conch." He married Key West
girl Alice Marshall, when ne vas.
in Key West with the Ninth Ar
tillery Band before World War /.
For twenty two Years before
coming to Key West, Major Di316
was supervisor df he baiids Il
lfonF high schools il Fresno, Calf
Having reached the Califorhia a
'tifement age ii s65, be scArss Is
Key West to spend ,ftig retire.
Upon reaching here, he found
the music teacher here had left
to take another job. and the small
high school band. then numbering
20, was left without an instruc4
tor. He took over the job and now
has $50 students in his music
classes. He teaches harp and an
instrumental music.
Key Westers are asked to sup
port the band in this proiect.
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gain after a long period of
relative stability.
Building Drops Off
Federal restrictions and the
completion of several projects re-
duced employment in construc-
ton IS per cent below the Novem-
Der total and II per cent under
the figure for February 1850.
However, the active building pro-
gram, a measured by construc-
ton permits, shows signs of con-
tinuing at fairly brisk pace for
several more months The valua-
ton of approved building for jan
uary and February was 1914 per
cent higher than for the same per-
iod last year and and 127 per cent
over the total for the. first two
months of l949. The accent is still
on low-cost housing, and en-
ployers anticipate a recovery of
April or May.
about 8 per cent in payrolls by
Shrimp Find Smaller
The shrimp industry, although
falling short of early predictions
as to quality and quantity, has
developed into a year-round
operation with as many as 800
trawlers engaged in fishing dur
ing certain months. The industry
has had its effect on the local eco
norny in the improvement of dock
facilities and increased activity in
food processing firms. However,
the failure of the shrimp business
to meet expectations eventually
resulted in cutbacks in ice plants
and fish packing houses, and so
was RESPONSIBLE for a 20 per cent
decline in manufacturing employ
nnent during the year.
Decline Expected
Employers anticipate IL per
cent decline in non government
payroils during the next three
months as the area starts curtal-
ing to low summer levels of ac-
tivity. Greatest losses will occur in
service establishments, principally
hotels, rnotels and laundries. Cuts
in trade. approximately l6 per
cant, will be largely concentrated
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that {
public hearing will be held by
the City Commission of The City
Of Key West, Florida, at SOC
PM, Monday, April 9, 1851, tc
hear any objections that may be
presented against the adoption
of a proposed Resolution, as fol
lows:
A RESOLUTION VACATING
CERTAIN STREETS AND
LANES In SIRUGO'S SUB
DIVISION. RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 1877,
MONROE COUNTY, FLOR
IDA RECORDS, TO PROVIDE
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF THE PROPOSED III LOW
COST WHITE DWELLING
UNITS.
WHEREAS, the City Charter oil
The City of Key West, Florida
empowers the City Commits ior
to vacate streets whenever il
may be deemed necessary, and
WHEREAS. the Housing Au-
thorisy Of The City Of Key West
Florida has requested that Doris
Lane, Josephine Lane, Warren
baGe. Patterson Avenue ard Tru-
man Lane, as shown on Sirugo's
Subdivision, recorded in Plat
Book 2, Pase 1877, Monroe County,
Florida Records, be vacated to
provide for the construction of
the proposed lit low cost white
dwelling units. and
WAER EAS, The City of Key
Weea Florida entered into a Co
operation Agreement, dated May
10, 1850, with the said Key West
Housing Authority, to vacate such
streets, roads and alleys within
the area of the proposed project
as may be necessary in the de-
velopment thereof, Now There
fore,
b 1t resolved by the City Com
mission CT The City Of Key West
Flo ida, as follows:
Trat Doris Lane. Josephine
Lane, Warren Lane, Patterson
Avenue and Truman Lane, as
hown on Sirugo's Subdivision,
ecorded in Plat Book 2, Page 1877,
Monroe County, Florida Records
be, ana the same are hereby va
Gated.
THIS Notice dated ct Key West,
Florida. tais 9Th day of April,
AID. 1861.
VICTOR LOWE.
eify Clerk
apr5-1951
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GREAT BRITAIN
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the instruction of specialized Of.
ficers and enlisted personnel.
Alter completing the ASDlC
coure he was flown to London.
derry, where he. reported to the
Inns Sea Eagle. In this high
level training course, he was in
class with numerous high
ranking officers of the Royal
Navy and the Royal Air Force.
There were two US. Naval Off
A, GERS in the school, including.
Comdr. Bob Heating from Hono--
lulu.
Comdr. Dawson went to sen
two days on the frigate Inns
Creole with Capt. Day, senior
member of the training squadron.
Some of the group went to sea
in aircraft, some in submarines
and some on other surface crafts.
On ST. Patrick's Day. comdr.
Dawson was in Londonderry.
an exciting place to be on such
holiday. he reports.
The British are hospitable,"
states Comdr Dawson. "They
were particularly accommodating
in their efforts to give visiting
US. Naval officers the proper
opportunity to discuss general
problems of anti-submarine war
fare as it applies jointly to the
United Kingdom as well as the
United States" !.
Golf Most Popular In Ireland
Comdr. Dawson adds, Social
ly, our hosts saw that we met all
Of the senior people in the area :
and we were invited to n1ar,y
social functions, leaving US littla
idle time" However, he says he
did get the opportunity to travel
over some of the countryside Of
County Donegal.
Golf is the most popular
sport in Ireland. as in Scot
land" said comdr. Dawson
golfing fan himself. He tried
to play golf one day while in
Londonderry but reported he
was almost frozen before reach.
ing the third hole.
THE weather wasn't al its
BEST" he reported. The spring,
summer and fall are the most
beautiful seasons in Ireland, al
though the snow on top of some
of the rolling Irish hills was
scenic
Optimistic About No War.
From Londonderry he flew 10
Dublin, where he visited briefly,
and then went via the National
Irish Airline to Londoss.
In London, he observed that :
the British are more optimistic
about the possibility OF avoiding s
war than are mott people In the
states. =.
He left London on March 2e
and arrived in Westovef Field;
Mass, about o'clock on ths
morning of March % and eafiik =
on to Key West. reaching here
last Thursday, March 20.
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said that Beck has already put
in an application for defense rat
ing on aluminium and other critiz
cal materials.
Commissioners present in adds
ton to Chairman Saunders were
Clarence Higgs. Frank Bentley
and Joe Allen. Van Deursen ana
Rosam represented the City KIec-
trio system. and Dunton, Renss
and Parks. the Beck consl1lEfnz
engineer firm retained By the
system.
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CATHERINE HICKS

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a Broken wine bottle. The two
had beer arguing. and Lillian
Kinds had ordered Mrs. Hicks,
the owner Of the house. to leave
it. -
When police arrived at 40
p. m. they called for an ambu-
lance and sent Mrs. Hicks 70
Monroe County Hospital.
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gain after a long period of
relative stability.
Building Drops Off
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sFgYyoN \
ADVERT. sen. EMIT FOR BIDS !,
an
INIT sTBSTATtON

INIT 81 BSTAT-ON
fer
THE CITY or KEY WEST,
FLORII A
Seated Bids VIII be REQ eived by
the Unity Board Of the Citv 81
Key West at the office of the Utili-
~ Board al Duval and Greene
streets. Key West. Florida, until
May 3. 1851 at 4:90 PM L. S. r.. for
the furnishing Of the follow ing
new equipment and materials:
ITEM I--Que complete outdoor
type Unit Satisfaction consist
ing of 5000 Kva, three
phase, power transform
with 4-214 q high-volta & oA
taps, I3,S00-volt deltaf4 1850
volt wye, wye-deIta terminal
board. provision for future
airblast equipment, and three
units Of 4l604Vot feeder
breaker control equipment
All Bids will then and there be
ops ned and read aloud
Complete specifications are on
file at the office of the Secretary
OF the EtiIity Board or the Engi-
neer's Dffice at Columbus, Nebras-
Ia, and copies may be obtained by
interested bidders at the above adj
dress. Bids are to be made for all
items covered in the specifications.
and each Bidder shall be required
TO state only the lump sum amount
az his Sid and conditions of esoala-
tion. 81
Each lid must he accompanied by
a e, rtified cheek, payable to the
order III the Utility Board of the
City Of Key West. Florida, for a
sum Of not less than five per cent
"a p Of the amount of the Bid No
Bidder may withdraw his Bid after
the hour set for the opening there
of or before contract award. unless
said award is DELAYED for a period
exceeding thirty t301 days.
The Utility Board of the City Of
Key West. Florida, reserves the
right to either award the contract
to the lowest responsible Bidder
for the equipment and material as
specified by the System, or to re-
ject all Bids.
Dated this srd day of April. 1851
at Key West. Florida.
Ey order OF the Utility Board OF
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
50-Legal Notices
(COntinuedD

the City Of Key West, Key West,
Florida
!'TIIITY BORRD OF THE CITY
OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA.
(sgd) Louis NJ. j. Eisner,
Chairman.
apr5-6, 1881
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39-Trailers For Sale

WE HAVE 3 large selection of
good clean house trailers at the
lowest prices in Florida. With
terms less than rent. Come see
US. Free overnight lodging. Free
delivery. Harper Trailer Sales
1850 N, w. 18th Avenue, Phone
89-6887, Miami, Florida.
nlar17-30tx
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S-Rooms For Rent
tC"ntihuedD

TWO light housekeeping and one
sleeping room available at All
"hIlan 81. apr3-3tx
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Business Rentals

OFFICE space on End floor in
new Abstract Bldg, opposite
County Courthouse. Apply mana
gers Office. apr5-6t
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s-Male Help Wanted

WANTED: Two route statesmen.
Apply Southern Diaries, SIP
Southland Street. apr2-6t
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The Iroquois Indians Of tho
Five Nations Of New York called
themselves the Hodenosalnee.
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38-Automobiles For Sale
tCOntinuedI
TWINS

We Have Just Traded for the
following cars:
1856 Plymouth, 2 Door
1850 Ford, 4-Door Sedan
l948 Buick Super, 4 Door
1913 Studebaker Champion
1850 Plymouth 4-Door, Special
De Like
1913 Packard, 4 Door
1850 Chevrolet, 4 Door, Power
Glide
1850 Ford, 2 Door, Custom
1949 Buick Super, Door
1850 Chevrolet, 2 Door
l949 Lincoln Club Coupe
1897 Pontiac, 2 Door
1850 Studebaker Il ton Pick Up
1850 Renault
1851 Henry ., 2-Door
SEE THE
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FOR RENT. Red Brick Garage.
Simonton St, 40 x 90. Phone
$50. marl9-tf
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6--Wanted To Rent

UNFINISHED home or 2-bed-
room apt. Permanent Navy
couple, two children. Phone
ioSS-h. apr2- l5tx
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4Q-Motor Bikes and Mo.
tor Scooters
4l--Boats and Motors

10 CORRECT-CRAFT, 100 HIP.
Gray engine, 40 MPH. Fourteen
hours running time. Sacrifice. 1923
Fleming. apr5-3tX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-05

al CHEVROLET, radio, heater.
$4,000. Dave, Central Hotel
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