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Hot Dog Roast
For Peggy HeuIy
On Her Birthday

The tenth birthday of Pegg,
Healy, caugn,er<oi Lit. ConInonl
der and Mrs. J. M. Healy, was eel.
ebrated Yesterday with a hot dol
roast at Navy Beach. -
A variety of games were play.
ed during the afternoon and Fay,
dette Thompson and Carol wawr.
zyniak won the first and second
prizes.
A group competitions prize alsc
included on l.le successful team
Janet Cormack, Nellie Hazel,
wood. Edna Lou Manning. Pa
MCGUIRE and Jerry Poster.
Other guests attending the roas'
were PeggNa grandmother, Mrs
Walter Palmer, Silvia Dow. Mary
and Roberta Hutchcraft,s April
Mcclure, Gail Wawrzyniak, Mary
Fay Whitmarsh, the hostess par
ents. 1t. Commander and Mrs. J.
M. Healy, and her brother, Dan
ny Healy.
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y
his AT basic 'airmen indoctrina~
ton course at Lakeland Air
Force Base, the Gateway to the
Air Force"
Lakeland, situated near San
Antonio, is the worlds largest
air force base, site of Air Force
basic training, for men and wo-
men. headquarters Of the Human
Resource Research Center, and
home Of ATS Officer Candidate
School.
. His basic training is preparing
him for entrance into Air Force
technical training and for assign
ment in specialized work. The
course includes a scientific evalua-
tion of his aptitude and inclina-
ton for following a particular
vocation and career.
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4 business session followed
which included a presentation of
acknowledgements of apprccia-
ton to the schools. teacher-spon-
SorS, and parent-sponsors for their
assistance in the work of tiic
group.
Acknowledgements were also
n1ade to the members of the
Junior Red Cross for their eff
fective programs, and for the
high quality of the products
which they have produced for the
hospitals and county homes. The
Monroe County branch has not
only fulfilled its requirements for
the coming year but has gone
beyond their quota in producing
comfort items and favors for tbs
hospitals. Gift boxes for children
IN foreign countries have also
been filled. and thank-you letters
from Germany. Italy, Okinawa
and many otfeF places have been
feceived for these offerings. The
group plans. TO have the letters
sent to their neutrality-suspicious. for
distribution.
= The afternoon was brought to a
successful conclusion with re-
treatments served in the school
lunchroom by Miss Marjorie Rob-
erts, teacher-sponsor. Mrs. Ray
fnond FELTON,, parcnt-sponSor, and
the Truman Elementary School
representatives of the Junior Red
Gross.
) Miss Jackie Schrader of the
Key West High School served as
secretary for the meeting. Repre-
scntatives of the Junior Red
Gross at the Convent of Mary I'm
naculate, ney west High School,
Poine-ana Elementary School and
Harris Elementary School at
tended. '.',. s
s. Adult leaders present at the
meeting were Sister Superior,
~
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MARINES DISPLAY
B:ZOOKAS. RIFLES
At OPEN HOUSE

The Marine Barracks Open
House on Saturday afternoon fea-
ured a detailed display of the
various N.Ii.j o. guns now being
Used by the Marines in Korea.
Beginning with the familiar
bazooka which launches rockets.
md going through a series of ri
fleS built to shoot out everything
from hand grenadcs to anti-tank
grenades, the exhibition also in
'luding the seldom used riot gun
and the cannonlike 81 millometer
which shoots out rrojectileS gear
d to kill up to fifty persons at a
shot.
The small girls in fluffy dresses
and boys with ice cream sand
witches who hung around the
weapons during the afternoon
n1ininnzed' their deadly quality,
and made them seem more like
the lifeless guns left over from
yesterdays wars which reside
peacefully in museums or have
ivy growing around them on old
battlefieldS.
The display also showed the
complete contents of pack that
q Marine would normally carry
today in Korea, including the ri
fle, canteen. bayonet, mess gear,
cartridge belt, raincoat, haversack
and a first aid pouch containing
all emergency drugs and band
ages. - s......-. =. 81. -
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sigma and motto. Silent Ser,
vice. s9
The us. Naval Hospital. float
showed a patient all rugged up
with the latest equipment for in
iured including a lovely nurse.
Wisecracker in the. crowd noted
that they wouldn't have to tie
him up in pulleys and splints to
keep him there beside the pretty
attendant.
The US. Naval Air Station
float created a sensation with its
air strip model and control tow
er, and a man inside broadcast
ing flight directions over a loud
speaker,
The Key West Cupboard mos
tor boat club participants rode
motorbikes pulling small boats
with white cargo very attrac-
tive girls.
The Key West Fire Department
closed the last ranks of the big
gest parade ever witnessed in.
Key West. 1t lasted about As
minutes, every one of them en-
joyable.
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TRIANGLE CLUB,
.HOLDs NEETfyC :,

Mrs. F'leEids 1ThoriTipsope q Mi
ami was co-hoStess withheT sis
ter. Mrs. Emma Th6mpsdn, "a
meeting of the TFiansle'4Ch3B of
.the Rythian. Sisters held last
Friday evening at 923A Fleming
street.
The attendance at the meeting
was large, and word games and
charadeS were the featured en-
tertalnment. Mrs. Erma Braxton
won the first prize and Mrs. An
toinette Roberts, the second.
Refreshments included frozen
fruit punch, sandwiches, potato
chips and minis.
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will meet at 8 pm, at the
Cuban Masonic Lodge.
American Legion Auxiliary,
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %
will meet at 8 pm. at Legion
Home on Stock Island.
The JayShees win meet at 7:30
pm. at JayCee Clubhouse.
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post
No. 39ll viii meet at Q pm.
at the WV Home.
Meeting. Overseas Camp 1896,
Royal Neighbors, 1880 pm,
home 4of Mrs. Vernon Lowe,
1910 Flasler Avenue.
Monroe County Audubon So
ciety public meeting. Audi
forum, Truman Elementary
School. 5 I'm.
FRIDAY, MAY Is
Fern Chapter, No. 81, Order of
Eastern Star, will meet at 8
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DEFENDERS OF

Continued from Page Onel
rifle hand under their banner,
Future Defenders of Freedom"
Girl scouts marchcdetaes al
though some appeared on d .wcll-
decorated float withe$ the sBpeal,
isYou Shell Out. WeeGafnp Out. Z
The navy's big supply aAd III
cal department; float REqs er ped
with cornucopia in maiie WAS
seated a pretty giIiEsyfio llIfkw
miniature ,parachutes to Tho
cheering people. $50 s,.s: :. - =
Decorated in white petal seal-
lops, the Soroptimist car entry
was also enhanced with the club
emblem in blue and gold sup
ported by white-clad club men,
berS, one of them, lovely blonde
MarionneaShnone docking exeep
ly what defenders of the free
dom, would like to. defend, .....-.
The second division was, head
ed by the Homestead highkchsol
band in Irish green. The :. girl
drum majoretteS strutted along
swinging batons and their short
satin skirts with equal effective
ness. And the band played on!
Destroyer Division COL, march
ing unit 2, the Key West Guard
of honor with brave flags waving
in the night breeze, were follow
ed by blue clad marching unit
of the American Legion.s they
locked serious. but pleased, at
the plauditS of the crowd.
What is known as comic relief
was offered by. one lone. clown
dragging a. light toy ~ts1ck. be-
hind him, representing ttss Usual
high jinkssof Vofture Locale T29
of the famous 40 and 8 society.
Sons of Legion Squadron No,
20 preceded the marching men
and women of Arthur Sawyer
Post No. 28 and the auxilaI.y
unit just. ahead of the Legion
float which featured a huge Ia
berty Bell.
The Public Works department
with Uncle Sans hat in the
ring drew loud applause, as did
the Elks Club No, SOL theme, and
the attractive Beta Sigma Phi
float
Three car loads of Gold Star
mothers took silent tribute.
The gold and blue wheel of
the Rotary Club display wound
up the second division.
Again drum majorettes got
whistles and shouted praise when
the Redland'S high school bafid
swung down the street playing
march tune and wearing orange
and white uniforms and varlated
the stepping with high kicks.
SubRon Four marching unit
showed excellent close forma-
ton. The U. S. Coast Guard de-
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Inc neckS and cued through the
galleys of the two craft.
And the afternoon was filled
with incident. An overweight
lady didn't quite go through one
thin corridor of the sub, brown
puppy got away from a child
somewhere in a galley where
succulent chickens were being
prepared, sailors sometimes for
got to look decorously in the
other diret ton when the wind
tangled with ladies' skirts.
streamlined officers from Anna
polls found themselves baby sit
ting instead of explaining floater
nets, a beribboned three year old
came through the sub four times,
one small boy drunk with lemon
ade and the charms of the de-
stroyer escort started Singing
cookies. M
And the officers and sailors
entertained the guests with,
everything from lemonade to
gruesome details about what
might happen on the escort de-
stroyer's life raft when the two
kegs of water displayed on the
raft were consumed.
Ensign Leonard Muller of the
u S. S. Greenwood and Lieut..
William Rainnie of the USS SEN
net tried to Guido each other in
describing the charms of their
craft. Ensign Muller even felt
the manner in which the rust
was handled on the Greenwood
was like no rust had been ham
died before. and when he got
around to the smoothie lifesaving
boat called whaler which. dam
gled on one side, it was all tho
gulliblc reporter from The Citi-
zen could do not to leap into it
and head for the oren sea.
Rainnie became ecstatic about
valves and ballast and why and
how submarines submerge. He.
felt the USS Sonnet Christmas
Tree Ga wild looking device with
red and green lights which SHOWS
weird things about how far the
sub has gone into ocean depthsl.
was like nosotlasf Christmas Tree
on no other Submarine in no
other sea.
Guests were also informed
about the serious business of the
destroyer escort and subWarine
in these waters, Their chief job
is to act as a laboratory for the
students at the Sonar School, so
that they may see in actual
operation what they have learn
ed from textbooks and lectures.
Sonar students are taken out
in the two craft and schooled in
the actual detection of enemy
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RED CROSS COURSE
POPULAR R CITY

More than twenty-five persons
have already enrolled in the
standard first aid course to be
given by the Key West Chapter
of the American Red Cross be-
ginning at 7:30 pm, Tuesday
evening. at the First Methodist
Church Annex.
Tony Martinez, first aid chair
man for the chapter. reminded
any additional persons wishing
to enroll that both men and
women are. eligible. ~
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Coming Epenis

MONDAY, MAY IL
Guest talent night at Trade
winds at 8 pm.
Mariner Scout Ship No. will
meet at pm. at Sea Scout
Headquarters.
Officers Wives swimming class
win be held from $3.50 to 4:30
pm. at the Seaplane Base Of
ficers' Pool.
Key West Temple No. 20. PVT
hian Sisters will meet at 8
pm. at Knights of Pythias
Hall on Fleming.
The W.S.CS. Of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church will meet
at 7:30 pm. at the church an
mex.
Elizabeth Taylor Circle of
WMU. of the First Baptist
Church will meet at 3 pm. in
the church annex.
Women of the First Presbyter-
ian Church will meet at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. j,
Marks, Casa Roma apart
mcntS. Roosevelt Blvd.
TUESDAY. MAY %
Bowling for all Navy Wives at
0 am. at Naval Station al
lcyS.
Tennis Glass of Officers Wives
Club will be held at 0 am.
at court near pool.
Advanced Spanish class viii
be held from 8 to 8 pm. over
Palace Theater.
Bridge group Of Officer $,
Wives Club will meet at q
pm. at Fort Taylor Officers
Citfb. --s Xs
The KiwatniS Club viii meet at
Gas pm. fur dinner meeting
at First Methodist Church
Annex
The Soroptimist Club will meet
at 1915 pm. for luncheon.
The Order of DeMoiay bOss
will meet at 1880 pm. al
Scottish Rite Temple on
Eaton and Simonton.
Young Adult Fellowship Of the
First Methodist Church VIII
meet at pm. in the church
annex.
The Airship DevRon Eleven
Officers Wives Club VIII
meet at II noon for luncheon
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Son. q Kindneasss ,,lNE


bridge at Wylk's restaurant
on Stock Island
Sparkling Waters Rebekah
Lodge No. IA will meet at 8
Pm. in Knights of Pythiss
Hall on Fleming.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY %
The Duplicate Bridge Club viii
meet at T:45 p. m. in Coral
Room of Overseas Hotel.
Poinciana Social Club.will meet
at 1890 a, M at Poinciaha
Community Building.
The Junior Chamber of Com
mcrce will meet at 5 p. m. at
the club house.
Bowling for officers wives will
be held at l:30 p. m. at the
Naval Station Alleys
La Concha Navy Wives Club
No. SO viii meet at 1890 "A. m.
in Building l76 on the Naval
Station.
Golf Glasses Of the Officers
Wives Club win be held at
10 a. m. on the hard ball field
beyond EochasiS.
The Scottish Rite Bodies will
meet at s pm. at Scottish
Rite Temple on Eaton and
Cinnonton
American Legion, Arthur Saw
yer Post No. % will meet at
8 p. m. at the Legion Home on
Stock Island AZ
Il The Junior Dcbs wills meet at
7:30 at the Woman's Club
+ Auditorium.
fAWTUlant Officers Wives
Club will meet at 1890 p. m.
at Raul's.
Overseas Camp No. 1896, RNA
viii meet al 7:30 p. m.
THURSDAY. MAY a.
First year Spanish class viii
meet from $50 to 4:45 pm.
over the Palace Theatre.
4, Monroe County Hospital Wom-
ans Auxiliary sewing group
viii meet at 2.r,m.
Fleet Reserve Association and
Women's Auxiliary social
will be held at l:30 pm, at
the club rooms.
DR., Felix Varela Lodge No. "a
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Americas Peril
Subject OF Talk

America had better wake UP or
blow up, Evangelist Harold Wells
will warn his audience when he
speaks or Americas Peril at
the First Baptist Church, tonight
at 8 o'clock. .ses-s ~
He will point out that America
must lift the world by love or
lose it, that materialiSm or hn-
manism cannot save us, and that
Communism can only be defeated
by better way of life. which rs
love. ~.
The public is invited to attend
all meetings of the rally
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Sister George Edmond, Sister
Shelia Mary ana Mrs. BerezovSky
of the Convent of Mary Immacu-
late; Miss Helen Taylor, teacher
sponsor at the Poinciana School.
Mrs. George Sutton. parent-Spon-
Sor at the Key West High School:
Mrs. Garcia Nettles. executive
secretary of the American Rcd
Cross; and Mrs. Stuart Whiting,
Chairman of the Junior Rcd
Cross.
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Juvenile Council
Meets Tonight

Juvenile Court Judge Eva
,sWaEpeE Gibson announced today
.ahatk taas ijvenile council would
meet tonight at 8 p. M. in the
clinic building. s<c..t
Superintendent of schools.
Horace O'Bryant will speak. All
parents are urged to attend as
problems of juvenile care will be
discussed and young surprise
speaker will present his side of
the problems confronting young
people today,
A band concert will also be
heard at the opening.
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pm. at the Golden Eagle
Hall on Petronia Street.
Bowling for all Navy Wives at
9 am. at Naval Station Al
legs.
Officers Wives Club luncheon
meeting viii be held at IL
noon at Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
The Naval Station Officers
Wives will hold an Hawaiian
party at II noon at Fort
Taylor Officers Club.
MAY 90
Marathon Lions Club Meeting,
Overseas Lodge, Marathon,
evening banquet.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means 10
thank our many friends and
neighborS for their kindness dur
ing the illness and after the
death of our loved one, John T.
Williams; the donors of the beau
tiful floral offerings. those who
gave the use of their cars. Rev.
w. j, Ashworth, Lopez Funeral
Home and the members of Dade
Lodge No. IA, F. & AM, all who
helped tighten the burden duriRg
our hours of sorrow.
MRS. JOHN T. WILLIAMS
AND FAMILY.
may2l-lt
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AtDIslBL,ON>sOClIETY
TO RlENeYIk!MS =.

The LsK5wing Of c6lored motion
pictures will hiehligift. the public
meeting of tire Monroe County
Audubon Society at s p. m,
Thursday evening in the auditori-
UNI at the Truman Elementary
school.
Entitled "Spearheads In The
Sky, What Bird Is. That" and
Audubon Nature Center, Green
wich, Connecticut. the films will
be of particular interest to bird
lovers.
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.SOcl;aIM0te,

-
lMrs. julio McGehee, house
guest of Mr.. and, Mrs. Paul La
stbam Of. 700 Bakers Lane, left
Sunday after a two weeks, stay
jim Key West While here she
all spots of interest. in
Guiding the Casa Marina, and La
Concha Hotel, and remained for
the Armed Forces Parade on
Saturday. She pronounced the
city very pleasant one. and evil
denced her approval by indicating
that she was going to return
about two years hence and buy
property here. She will rejoin her
husband in Richmond, Virginia
and then return to San Francisco.
Six Key WeSterS will represent
Key West Lodge 55l at the Flor
ida State ElkS Convention at DAY.
tona Beach from May &c to 10Th:
P. j. Ross. Robert A. Saunders.
John H. Richardson. Earl r. Adj
ANS, CAF Raines. apd j., M.
Whiteheaa ~
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Junior Red Cross Receives Thanks
From Many Foreign Countries

The Monroe County Council of the Junior held It's
closing meeting of the the auditorium the Truman
Elementary School Wednesday, GOLDBERG it,
president presiding
Junior members who Convent of Mary
Immaculate presented play. First Aiding Without Aid
directed by Mrs W C. BerezovoskH
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Warren Bethel
In AT Basic
Airmen Course

LAKELAND. AIR FORCE
BASE, Tex. : (SpeciaD. - Pvt
Warren T.. Bethel, son of Mrs.
Sarah A. Bethel, l106 Pearl
street, Key West, is completing
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The word "musket" originally
Signified the male sparrowhawk
and is believed to have been used
for firearm because of Euro
pean habit of naming weapons
after birds and animals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-21
1Gyest Flags Ind Smortest Sailors
Greer Arrned Forces Day Guests

inc. 91t oSS, Greenwood and Submarine USS Sen
ee put gays flags and sartest sailors fopaTJ On
logFse varied public Including everybody from more
asaioss 1nEanangy hound dogs 80
Eaanas and with offspring in tow
% a boys teenagers with Pcpsirle and Kew Wester
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Eot marching men contributed a
singing chorus as they moved
alSng, The little mascot of the
VFK and auxiliary marching
unitSswaS. almost lost in his white
.hetnet. hut he didn't lose step.
Nor did the Truman school pa
'troE Of sApaA tikes in upforni!s
The Noes float, their. Debs
aookipg pretty and gayathe. Dis
Vbled American Veterans dhap-
ter 33 Goat, added Ito thas Color
and excitement. ) III
Trick Mechanism on{the. naval
ordinance unit fascinated with
its diving dolphins, and an IL
Illuminated horse surrounded by
pretty girls. San Carlos institute
flat featured a class of students
and a decorated car.
g Tho, YMGA float : YVES Rarefrea
&afi dancers effeiins On the
float deck to music by the band.
,In a sheltered PAIN tree niche,
sat Ted Nelson, calmly l.afing
Ahfough a magazine,
i Key Vests own high ,chool
band gave a proud ShoH ng as
they led the fourth Givision,
playing Anchors Aweigh" with
the drum majorettes doing cart
wheels.
|, The U. S. Naval Air station
marching unit and the U. S.
Fleet Air detachment marching
unit looked the most precise and
military at this point of the pa
rade.
/ The drill team Of the convent
of Mary Immaculate had drum
majorettes and a singing unit in
the celebration. They were fol-
lowed by a float from Poinciana
school with children in picture
sque costumes, especially one
-snraif siren with Spanish gown
who coSuetted with fan.
r The Ships retafr department
float. the. oubans Club flat, the
Youth for-Christ exhibit and the
JayShees' decorated car, all rated
applause and attention.
Fifth Division ordinance unit
float with torpedoes and a
launcher indicated that Uncle
Sam can flex his muscles in pres
ent day military might. The B.
II. McCalla Camp No. 5. Spanish
American war veterans car was
a reminder that that same might
was used in the past. ~
The Key West Shrine Clubs
MARCHING unit was another SYM
boof brotherhood. Harris ele-
mensafy school float and youns
marchers featured classroom
and a choral offering.
The fifth and last division was
slightly delayed but made UP for
it when the Douglass high school
students sstyAtted out in silver
and green outfits led by a drum
major with a Cab Galloway, voice
and capers. Good, old American
Jazz with a tuba stomp had not
only the Douglass unit keeping
the rhythm but brought shouts
and dance steps from the de-
lighted spectators as comets
blared and the band hit the beat
The William Weech Post l6S
and auxiliary units, American
Legion, and the Walter Mickens
Post 682k VFW and auxiliary
marchers kept that easy flowing
rhythm going in perfect time.
Boy Scout Troop No. "a march
ing unit was folled by the Sub
Ron Four float, with model
submarine and the dolphin ilr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-21

New York is the leading cab
bagc raising state of the United
States.
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DAUGHTER To relsons

Daughter To Fcitons ~ Ga,
:. A daughter, Donna Hd9isc, wa
born II, lsl2 pm. May "a. 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Robert FELTON, of Key
West, who are now attending
Bob Jones University in Green
ville. South Carolina. The baby
weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces and
is the granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill FELTON, of 2 Loves
Lane:
Son 10 Kindnesses ,itt,
Mr., and -11rs. Harold E. Kind
ness of 907 Francis street became
the Parents of a baby boy. Har-
old Wayne, who was born !. on
May 4th at the United States Ma
val Hospital.
The father, Seaman Kindness,
is serving aboard the ratrol craft
USS 1887 with the Atlantic Fleet.
and was formerly of 924 East
North street, Milwaukee. Wis
consin. Mrs. Kindness is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer.
V. Bloomer- of this CITY.
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MADE WITH GLASS.
HIS BOATS BOUNCE

GEORGETOWN, Ont.tH.
Leonard j. Bell. who manufac-
lures line of small boats in this
town near Toronto. has a novel
way of testing the durability Of
his product.
Occasionally he shoves a Is
foot boat out of second story
window, but instead of going
crunch the boat bounces. They
are plastic boats made of fibre
glass bonded with synthetic
resins.
Bell has government orders for
several of the craft to be used
in the Arctic, because they don't
even get brittle at 90 degrees be-
low zero. ~
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50-Legal Notices
tCantinuedp
IN THE COZ NTI JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE C0t NTX,
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.
EINF7NfF u
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR FINAL, DISCHARGES

deceased
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given to all
whom IL may concern that emil.
=. HDI4M, as Executor of the Last
vi ana Testament OF Laura John
son Iiolm, formerly Laura NJ. john
son ANA sometimes known as Laura
-. Johnson Holm, deceased, has
filed with the honorable Raymond
T. Lord. County Judge in and for
Monroe County. Florida, his Final
Report and Petition for Final Dis
charge as such Executor.
DATED this l7tA day Of May, A. II.
1851
(Sd) EMIL l. HOLM
AS Executor Of the Last VIII and
Testament . f Laura Johnson
Holm, formerly Laura NJ Johnson
and sometimes known as Laura
NJ. Johnson Holm, deceased.
~. CURRY HARRIS,
Attorney for Executor.
mayl7-24-3l ;jun7, 1881