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Evening star., 1951-12-17
Civil Defense CONVOY
To Begin Tour After
Week S Stand Here

Three 10-truck conveys loaded
with civil-defense exhibits will be-
gin a tour of the Nation in the
steps of the Freedom Train after
the opening of the alert Amer
ica'' show here the week of jan
uary z.
The conveys, which will visit
each key city in the country. are
designed to enlist public support
for measures to protect the home
front in event of attack.
Like the Freedom Train, the
Alert America conveys will stage
a formal opening here. The Dis
trict Commissioners have pro-
claimed the week of January Z
as Civil Defense Week.
Open for Week.
The free show will be open
from to 10 pm. daily through
out the week and each person
visiting it at the Departmental
Auditorium will be asked to sign
up for some civil-defense activity
including warden service, first-aid
training or other activities.
Alert America was designed by
the Valley Forge Foundation, the
same group that produced the
famous Freedom Train.
i At the same time, the Office
OF Civil Defense here will also
inaugurate the distribution of eli.
william "dog tags" Registration
for the Identification plates vii
be done at the auditorium dur.
ing the exhibit. Afterwards, reg.
istration points will be set up a
police and fire stations through.
Iout the city and air raid warder
posts. They will cost so cent.
each.
Aims of the Show.
Half of the Alert America ex
hibit will drive home the realit,
and nature Of the war threat hom,
while the other half will spell ou
Just what the individual either
can do to meet this threat.
Included in the show will b,
three -dimensional illustrations O
the peacetime uses of atomic en-.
: ergy in industry, agriculture
} transportation and medicine a.
well as examples of the elements
of sabotage. psychological, biologi.
cal and chemical warfare.
A film of an atomic explosion
will be shown and a diorama O.
what one atom bomb could do tt
a typical American city withou
, civil defense.
Structure of Defense Agency.
> Other exhibits will demonstrat,
the structure of the Civil Defens,
agency on National, State and 10.
cal levels and the methods Civi
Defense will use in the ATTACK
post-warning and post-attacl
phases.
Outside of the main show viii
be features such as rescue truck
i, demonstration. Pathological equip.
ment. f1re-f1ghting devices anc
other equipment to be used ir
saving civilian lives in the city.
Following the week>long show
the conveys will begin their tours
one into New England, the seconc
into the Middle West and the
third into the South and Western
: sections. They will concentrate
first on major cities regarded as
most probable targets of ar
atomic attack.
Previews of Alert America have
already been successfully held ir
Norfolk and Richmond with
Slightly better than 10 per cent
Iof the people who viewed it sign
ling up for work with the volun-
Iteer services. Officials here are
HOPING the exhibit will spur lag
| ging District civil defense efforts
Evening star., 1951-12-17
YuIe Seals Net S2o, 900

Elmer l.. Seger, Christmas Seal
sale chairman for Arlington Coun-
ty. announced today that county
receipts from the sale of seals have
Exceeded $4,000. The goal in Ar
lington is $43,700.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
SurruttsviIIe PTA to Meet

The Surrattsville PTA will meet
at o'clock tomorrow night at the
ISchool, Clinton, Md.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
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Christmas story.
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with colorful mailing envelope.
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, 1951-12-04
Christmas
I'D E A L S

The sacredness and rich beauty
of the entire Christmas Season
are reverently reflected in each
of its colorful pages.
A treasured collection of Christ
mas beauty and inspiration that
will be cherished for many years
to come.
The perfect Christmas remem-
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We have just received a limited
supply of these exquisitely beau
tiful books, and none will be
available after they are gone
SO please come in 500 and see
a copy.
Priced at only $3.50 per copy
complete with mailing container.
, 1951-12-04
Fellow Citizens Of the Virgin

Fellow Citizens Of the Virgin
Islands, Good Evening:
At 6:35 last evening, the Lee
gislative Assembly of the Vir-
gin Islands officially adjourned
after completion Of work on an
original agenda of % items.
Thus ended the third session
of the 10Th Assembly, after A
days of grueling work. Con
tanned on our agenda, were
vitality important pieces Of le-
gislation affecting the lives of
over $4,000 people in these is
lands, the most outstanding of
which I shall endeavor to
briefly discuss tonight. During
the course Of our deliberations,
there were several occasions
when it was felt by many Of
your representatives, that be-
cause of the heated and highly
controversial debate, the SEES
sion might blow up like an
atomic blast with nothing &C
complished, and with several
indignant individuals glazing
at each other on the verge of
fisticuffs. However, I am in
deed happy to report to you
that despite the trough rides"
our session adjourned in an at
mosphere of Legislative peace
and tranquility" thereby prov
ing the worth of the democrat
tic process.
Upon completion of work in
the Committee of the Whole,
we returned to formal session
on Monday, November 10Th,
with a published agenda Of 20.
items, including such items as:
~ An Amendment to our
Existing Civil Defense Act: 81.
, 1951-12-04

a Law to permit insular en-
poyees of the Government of
the Virgin Islands to partici-
pate in and receive the bene-
fits under the Old Age and
Survivors Insurance provi-
slonS of the Federal Social Sc
curity Act; (3) Separate laws
to regulate the practice of
Dentistry, Nursing and Medi-
cine in these islands; (4) Law
to facilitate the cooperation of
this territory with other units
OF government and to establish
an unpaid Commission for this
purpose; 90 Law to Create a
Merit Award Board; (6) An
Act to Create a Uniform Wage
and Hour Law for the Virgin
Islands.
In addition to these, there were
two resolutions, the reading, dis
cussion and adoption of reports
from the Assembly's Organic Act
Committee and the Industrial and
Agricultural Committee, which
were authorized during the last
session. There were four bills on
the revised agenda which failed
passage during the final stages of
this session-(D a Revised Act to
Establish the Office of the Virgin
Islands Auditor; (2) an Act to per
NIT Absentee Voting by members
of the Armed Forces; 90 An Act
to Create the Office Of Represen-
tative of the Virgin Islands to be
established in Washington, DC,
and az An Act to Amend the Act
Creating the Virgin Islands Tour
ist Development Board.
I shall confne my brief remarks
to the most important bills passed
by the Assembly.
THE AMENDMENT TO OUR
EXISTING CIVIL DEFENSE ACT
This authorizes the Governor of
the Virgin Islands to cooperate
with Civil Defense Agency of the
United States and the Armed
Forces of the United States in
matters pertaining to civil defense.
1t further provides for reciprocal
agreements with other territories.
states, and the FEDERAL Govern
ment in the furnishing or ex-
change ofsfood, clothing, medicine
, 1951-12-04
Christmas Races !

THE M OF
HORSES TO PARTICIPATE
IN THE CHRISTMAS RACES
will be held on the PETERS
REST SCHOOL PREMISES
on Sunday afternoon. Deem
Der 8, 1851, beginning at 800
o'clock. Owners and other per
sons interested in the entries
are kindly requested to BE
ON TIME
The Management
The New ST. Croix Turf Club
November %, 1851
, 1951-12-04
APPRECIATION

We take this opportunity of
thanking all our friends for
their gifts and other tokens of
appreciation on the occasion
Of our Wedding Anniversary.
Canute and Anna Brodhurst
, 1951-12-04

and other supplies in the event of
emergencies which might result
from armed conflict or natural
disturbances.
Continued tomorrow
, 1951-12-04
RADIO ADDRESS

by the Honorable Alva C.
McF arlane. Chairman. Le-
gistative Assembly of the
Virgin Islands over Radio
Station VISTA. Thursday,
November 20. 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

A FEW years ago in a poem called My
IA Country wrote these lines: America
is not a land Of ease, not a land of rest"
Today these words are being tested Our
country faces the threat of war. We feel the
challenge to help her get ready for whatever
happens In the final count Americas strength
will be the sum total of us all.
If we love our country now there are ways,
to prove it. We cannot all do big things but
everybody can do small, specific things. Judg-
ing by what our elected leaders have told us
this far, here is pledge that we can make
today to ourselves and to our country:
/ VIII:
X Recognize the need for higher taxes and
willingly pay them.
X Keep only reasonable supply of the
necessities of life. will not hoard.
4 Be willing work longer hours.
X Make no undue profit out of the prepara-
ton for war; But / will also keep my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11
4 PLEDGE TO AMERICA
by Russell Davenport

business farm prosperous and strong
because my country may need its services.
r Obey price and wage controls without
asking for special favors.
4 Hold living costs to a minimum by giving
up luxuries, and practice at home pay
as-you-go policy. advocate the same
policy for my community.
4 Urge my community to set up an ade-
quate civil-defense program, and do my
full share in it.
X Remember that the way to get things
done in a democracy is through positive
attitude, not criticism that is purely
destructive, or despair that can lead to
panic. / will strive through positive
thoughts, sympathetic understanding
and courageous decisions, to build a
better, and stronger, America.
The needs of America are moving us on
ward together. And what each one of us does
today, by deed or word, will help decide the
destiny of our country.
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NOTICE 20 CREDIToRs

(I933 Probate Act, secs sl19. l2o)
THE CoERT OF THE COUNTY
JlDGts. MONROE CORN r II,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
n re Estate of
NIKE TERRY. also sometimes
known as NIKE CAREY,
10 All Creditors And Persons
having Claims or Demands
against Said Estate.
You and each Of Won are hereby
lotified and required to present any
laims and demands which you, or
ither Of you. may have against
ne estate Of Mike Terry. also so7uR
mes known as Mike Carey. de-
eased, Late OF said County. In the
'ounty Judge Of Monroe County,
florida, at his office in the court
touSe al said County at Key West.
Ftorida. Within Ell mt calendar
months from the time Of the first
utilization Of this noticef Zach
lain or demand shall be In writing,
ma shall state the place of res
1ence and post office address of
he claimant, and shall be sworn to
. the claimant, his agent, or his
attorney, and any such claim or
demand not so filed shall be void
CHARLES Il MUNRO,
JA1K n. NHNEbMfs
IS executors of the Last VIII and
and Testament Of Mike Terry al
so sometimes known as Mike Ca
rey, deceased
~ LLIAM v ALBURY.
attorney for Executors.
maya Ills q. 1851
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38-Automob1les For Sale
(C0ntinnedp
TWINS


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following cars:
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1850 Ford. 2-Door, Crestliner-
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1850 Plymouth, 4-Door,
De Luxe 3, Special De Luxe
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1850 Hudson Club Coupe
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1919 Buick, 2-Doo-, Super
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Radio
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1912 Studebaker, President,
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See Americas Newest Car
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
nv THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
N AND F0R MONROE col MY.
IN CHANCERY-
case No. 12-7s3
COLLEEN ]. HENDRIA,
>'4-A - Complainant,
DIVORCE
. I'm : Defendant.
NOTICE
To. JOHN r. HENDRIX,
TrSS Anamsn DD-521,
n. s Naval Base,
fYbarieston. South Carolina.
yoI- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
thar Won are required TO serve a
COPY Of your answer 10 the Oh
plainf on the Complainant attoI
new and file the original answer At
tha C,ffiee Of the Clerk of the elr-
chi; Court on or before the Seth
aav of May. 1851. otherwise the al
le,-ations In said Complaint VIII be
tal.n a. confessed and d decree
I,ro ronfesso entered against YOU
IpgsNE This z5th day Of April, 1921
1Ssafs EARL r ADAMS,
Clerk of the CIFcuit Court
Monroe County, FAof9da
Nv. Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL E SAWF Err
5l-H5 Whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
apr27 may4-1l-ls,ls5l
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2 BEDROOM house. Modern con
venience. Furnished. Price $500
in Sands subdivision on paved ST.
100 feet off main highway on
First St. mays 3tx
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50-Legal Notices
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA,
April 27th. 1851
II y ~
NOTICE

NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the State of Florida
'uTsUant To Law, will offer for
sale. for objections only, in ITALIA
"a assoc, Florida. at II 90 O'Clock IN
une 5th. 1854. the land in Mon
ROE COUNTY. described as follows;
Eegin at a point on the South
boundary line Of Peninsula
Avenue 49, feet distant and
West Of the intersection of the
south boundary line of PENN
Sula Avenue extended a distance
of AIS feet. thence at right an
giles and in south direction
distance OF 500 feet; thence at
right angles and in an East di-
rcction q distance Of eco feet;
thu nce al right angles and in
a north direction a distance OF
1874 feet. thence meandering the
high water line in Il north west
erlv and northeasterly direction
distance of $50 feet. more or
less, to the point of beginning
Containing 5.42 acres, more or
less.
The Purchaser is required 10 pa!
the advertising cost and document
AIRY stamps.
The Sale, If and when made, shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv
ing unto the mselves 1870 of tn
phosphate. minerals and metals AM
SOC Of the petroleum thereon o.
hereunder.
THE TRUST El1S OF ]. ]. FUN
reserve the right TO reject any ant
all bids.
BY ORDER Of the Trustees o
the Internal Improvement Fund q
the state of Florida.
FULLER WARREN,
Governor
Attest;
f.. c. Elliot. Sec.
Trustees /. J. Fund.
may4-I1-1S-2 % :jun1, 1875
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4l-Boats and Motors
Con tinuesi9

DEEP SEA fishing business
Yacht "Aileen Ill" Florida's
finest bottom fishing boat. so foot
2 cabin cruiser. 2 rest rooms
sleeps 6. ship to shore radio phone
lully equipped. Operating daily
See Owner at Garrison Blight.
apr28- g.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

FOX TAN DEED
-, ,.,.t Slon m bnid..r 81 fbs fol.
I.s.,.t if;caft.s. has Ella Sait
-, ifipates fr,,. a tav deed 10 l..
s.sI,ad thereon The .sertifit.sf.. mum
&c and Years Of issuance. m,
5escrintfon Of tho propertv. ana th
names in which il was assessed ar
Il 4es.!%~s,
A.efl1i ltslle ~, ~. - 90 81 "
suaI'ce. b. - -
~ ' ~ m. ~. 90 x
l9r, "a -. %a,n4
on ,, Ie .s.s.4.5 i.iizsbsfb
=, Randall
Certificate No. 1856: 4 ear 81 is
suance, 1929, Description !
property Lot z, Block III, STOCK
Island, Plat Book J. Page %
Monroe County Records. NJ me
n winch asS' sSeo' ~ 'z''i'e1'l =
kanuaIL
Certificate No. 1857. Year Of Is
snance. 1925. description o
prt perry: Lot ), BIos X 81, Stock
IS and. Plat BouK !, Page 80,
Monroe County Records. Name
in which assessed: Elizabeth c
Randall.
- ,,oe. N-,.... 80 &c
suanre. 1929. Description o.
uroperfy: Lot 4. Block 81, Stock
island. Fiat Book j. rage %.
Monroe County Records Nare
in which assessed: Elizabeth c.
Randall.
tertiilcate 40 ~ ~ eat % -
ur0pertv: Lot ), Block 81, stock
Islapa plat Rock pare -
tsl'+,@.,. CUnr,ty Records Name
in vbicb sSsessed Elizabeth G.
: n,4daii
Certificate 80. 1880; eShr Of Is
suance, 1873 description @ /
IsIsn5 E1at 4{ook J. page s..
STnnroe fvnnnfv Records Name
~ wi,ich asStssed. CHARLES RAN
ALI Jr ana William Cash
Randall
Certificate 80. Il9l; year OF IS
suance, 1873 I,escF lptloH
isl9nd PM Raok page ~.
v@',,,.G.. fsl,lnt7 Ia,,,,r,fs Satn.
~, ,s,t,f,.b aseaes..d| charles RAN
,;alt IL a,,d I,-i nam cash
fsan,,oit
Certificate No, 1892; Year Of Is
suAnce. 1879 l1eseriptIen
Island pIat BOOK / page IS.
sganroa f,nnnfr Ppc,a,ds. Name
ia u,hich assess,d charles RAM
dali II af,d William Cash
ponasJt
Certificate No ;l93: Year Of Is
+ suance, 1929. Prescription o
fsland l3lat I{t,,1,< j. page So,
GTrnroa Conufx Records Nan,.
i, TihiCh assessed, CHARLES Ran
dam ar and William Cash
randall
Certificate No. 1194i Year Of Is
suance, 1929 description @
pGt pat Bo,is / l.age sE,.
49,. f.f,frty Records .Sa1ue
~ t.tSc.l, = es,,.sse6 :, ma res Ran-
IAN Ir' and W5lliau, cash
Pan,satt
Certificate No. 1875: Year of Is
suaace, 1929. Description o
s gioaI Stand = Plat rock i page
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Certificate No. 1851: Year Of Is
suauce, 1928. Desert ptIon o
pre- perty: Lot ), BIos X 81, stock
IS and, Plat BOu6 J., Page 80,
Monroe County records. Name
in which assessed; Elizabeth c
Randall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-04

Certificate No. 1856: Year Of IS
suance, 1929. Description @
property Lot 2, Block 81, STOCK
Island, Plat Book ], page -,
Monroe County Records. Na me
in which asst ssed: Elizabeth c.
Randall
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-04

Certificate No. 10; Year Of Is
uauce, 1926. seription Of
uruperfE: Lot % Block Il,
stools I&and. Plat Book I, Page
80, Monroe County Records
O.-IH7). Same in which assess
sd. Caroline q. Lowe Est.
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! APARTMENT or house. Rooms
for 2 adults. Washing machine,
sewing machine and ironer. Phone
/ l994-hW. may4-3 81
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22-Lost

LOST: Pair prescription glasses,
left III basket at Faust0's. Pink
trimmed, light green shades. sat,
between 10000 Pm. ga Fran
els, Phone l190-W. Reward.
may3-3t
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NOTICE ny PLBLlCATLoN
M prFERTT VICTOR BOW EN-,
p Terrace street e q.

]
Malone, New York.
Yan are hereby notified that
Ffil 81 Complairx for afvofce has
been filed against sop and Is en- are
hereby required TO serve ropy q
your Answer 10 the Blh OF Goin-
piaint on plaintiffs attorney. Juiins
Il stone. Jr., z9a9 Duval street.
KY West Florida, and file ne
original Answer IN the office Of the
sslarir ~ he Circuit Court, on The
eth dav 81 Jane. a. y, 1851 ip de-
fault Of which the BID 81 Complaint
viii be taken confessed agAlhst
you.
49, Sea45 EARL II. ADAMS.
clerk Of the EHrcuit Court.
Bx 4ssl4 Florence r. SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk.
JULIUS r. STONE, 9h.,
ATTORNEY at Law.
zaS y D4iva1 street,
Key West. Florida.
= S'9' ~ may4- / lis %. 1851
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business Rentals

FOR LEASE - Warehouse with
commercial refrigerator. Phone
2l5. apr21-tf
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OR BEDROOM house furnish
ed, or partly furnished. Per.
manent Navy. Phi. l717-W.
may3-3tX
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Tallahassee. Florida
April 27th. 1851
NOTICE

NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida
pursuant to Law, viii offer Tor
sale. for objections only, in Faila :
hassee, Florida, al 1900 oclock
AN. June 5th, 1851, the land IN
follows.
Begin at n point on the East
erly side ii 4th A V
242,25 feet distant Southeriy
from the intersection Of 9Th
Avenue and 4th Avenue; thence
into the waters of the stralls
Of Florida and along the East
erly line of 4th Avenue e&teha
I'd Southerly a distance Of 2O0e
feet: thence at right angles and
in AN easterIy direction dis
lance of 1909 feet: thence al
right angles and in a northerly
direction a distance of 1850 feet
1 to n point on the shore me.
thence meanderinG the shore
line in a southH esterly and
westerly direction, 9 distances. q e..
1000 feet more soT less bas -
the point ofsss Beginning. Corr
tanning ASS acres. more, or
less. living and being in Town
shin e. south, Range p East.
s The purchaser IS required to pay
the advertising cost and documen-
tary stamps.
The sale. if and when made, shalI
he subject to the Trustees ressrV-
ing unto themselves - ot tht
phosphate, minerals and metals ano
Soc OF the petroleum thereon OF
Hereunder. ,-,-r,
resepve the right to reject any ana
ny ORDER of the Trustees 81
Internal Improvement Fund of the
state of Florida.
Governor
Attest:
F. c. Elliot, Sec,
Trustees /. l. Fund. a-,
nlay4-1I+lS-2 5;june !, is3l
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42-Dogs-Cats-Pets

CHAMPION sired cocker spaniel
puppies. Registered A. K. c.
Champion ancestry. Call 1344-J
between 5 and 7 pm. APRIL BOT
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FRED Henning's boat, 20 g..
Kern1Ith powered. Al condi-
ton. Equipped for commercial
fishing. $4,000. Terms. TeIe-
~ ieS"' may4-6
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IN THE CIi.CIIT COURT OF THE
sIxsrFExTH JUDICIAL CERcIET
or THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
CASE No. I2-7S-
RUTH CsANTW'IsI.L BOWEN,
P1aititiff,
rs. DIVORCE.
PIERRE VICTOR BOWEN.
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5-Rooms For Rent
6-Wanted 20 Rent
tCentinneal

NAVY COUPLE, small child de-
sire one-bedroom apartment or
house. Phone l524-XM, maya 3tx
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The 1851 Henry j.
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1870 Duval St. Phone 1870 1871.
Observation-Disclosures
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4l-Boats and Motors
tContinueti9

FIVE shrimp Irawlers In excel
lent condition, powered with
l65 HIP. diesel motors. Fully
equipped, Including nets ready TO
fish. Will sell cheap. Make US an
offer? Phone, wire or write. King
Shrimp Company, Brunswick,
Ca, P. o. Box 272. Phone 326.
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