davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-07-05
u. ). 10 Use All Mean!
Possible 10 Obtain
Release Of 0atis
Red Effort to Intimidote
Free Press Charged as
Reporter Gets 10 Years
BY the Associated Pres,

Officials said today that the
State Department is studying all
possible means which may be en-
ployed to obtain release from q
Communist jail of Associated
Press Correspondent William N
Oats.
Mr.. Oats was sentenced yes
terday in Prague, Czechoslovakia
to 10 years in prison. He was
charged with spying. The United
States said his trial and convic-
ton was Communist attempt to
intimidate the free world press.
The Prague court said Mr.. Oats
might get his sentence reduced to
five years by good behavior. .
Some authorities here expressed
hope his freedom might be OBJ
tanned in a much shorter period
None would estimate what might
be accomplished in this respect
however, nor what steps might
be taken by this Government.
Trial Denounced.
The State Department yesterday
issued a denunciation of the trial
and conviction, asserting that Mr.
Oats actually was convicted OF
the discharge of his professional
duties as an American reporter.
Asked at his news conference
today to comment on the Oats
case. President Truman said he
would not go beyond the State
Department statement, which he
had approved.
The department recalled that On
June 2 it had banned the travel
OF American citizens to Czecho-
slovakia. but did not give any hint
in the statement of what other re-
taliatory moves might be made.
Declaring that although Mr..
Oatis' trial had legal trappings,
sit was in fact a kangaroo court
staged before the kleig lights of
propaganda" the department
added:
Its purpose was purely intimi-
dation and propaganda designed
to strike at the United States, at
United States press services and
against the free press of the
world"
Confession" Rehearsed.
The statement said the alleged
confession on which the convic-
tion was based was nothing more
than "the admission of an Amer
lean reporter that in the high ira
ditions of his profession he was
attempting under the most un-
favorable conditions to report a
true picture of conditions and
events in Czechoslovakia as he
saw them"
The statement contemptuously
characterized the trial as "lu-
dicrous travesty of justice" fol-
lowing the usual Communist pat
tern. It w.s held after Mr.. Oats
had been in ail, without contact
with American officials or per-
sonal friends, for 10 days and the
(See OATIS, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Senator's Rebuff Nam
On Excise Tax Plan at
Manufacturers Level
Taft Fovors Income Levy;
Scheme Seen Increasing
Morkups to Consumers
BY J. A. o'Leory

| A general manufacturers ex-
else tax on everything except fooo
to finance the defense program
without boosting income taxes was
proposed today by the National AS
Isociation of Manufacturers, but
met cool reception in the Senate
Finance Committee.
Senator Taft, Republican, OF
Ohio called the income tax the
logical approach. He said he
could not see what difference il
would make to wage earners
whether more taxes are taken out
of theil pay through withholding
or whether they pay the addi-
tional taxes on the things they
buy.
Senator Millikin, Republican, o1
Colorado expressed fear such q
sales tax at the manufacturers
level not only would be passed or
to consumers. but would become
la factor in increasing the mark
Iups of the wholesaler and retailer
Deny Markup Results.
Charles R. Sigh, jr.. spokes-
man for the NAM, agreed the new
excise tax would have to be
passed on, but denied it would be
fully reflected in markups. He
insisted competition would prevent
that.
| Senator George, Democrat, OF
Georgia, chairman. also took issue
with another NAM recommends
ton that Congress should make
tax plans now to keep the defense
program on a pay-as-you-go basis
lat the peak, expected in 1858.
"Pay-as-you-go is not realistic
unless you know how far you are
going and how rapidly" said Sem
lator George.
On the question of economy,
Senator Taft told the witness the
NAM talks about cutting unneces-
lsary spending, but has shown mo
more courage than Congress" in
questioning amounts requested for
(See TAXES. Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Hungary Orders Two
u. 5. Legation Aides
To Leave in "a Hours
Previous Demand for
Their Recall as 'PIotters'
Against Reds Rejected
BY the Associated Press

BUDAPEST, Hungary, July S.
Hungary today ordered two United
State diplomats to leave this coun-
try within "a hours, labelling them
persona non grata" (unwelcome
personS).
The note was handed to the
American Legation after the
United States rejected Hungary's
previous demand that three men,
bers of the Legation be recalled as
Iplotters against this country's
Communist government.
The two diplomats involved
must cross the Hungarian border
into Austria by l pm. Friday.
Must Leave in "a Hours.
The Hungarian note said Buda-
pest considers Legation Secretary
Albert Scherer, jr.. and Attache
Ruth Tryon persona non grata and
demands that they leave the ter
Iritory of the country within "a
hours on receipt of the present
mote" 1t added that the Hun
Igarian government also considers
undesirable the Legation official,
Mary Eich."
Miss Eich left Budapest last
week on home leave. The Hun
Igarian note said Miss Eich. now
staying in Vienna, would not be
granted re-entry into Hungary.
This is the latest development
IN the diplomatic clash between
the United States and Hungary
after the recent trial of Arch
bishop JOSEF Groesz, who was
sentenced to Is years in prison as
"a plotter against the government.
The confession of the archbishop,
successor to Cardinal Mindszenty
as head of the Catholic church in
Hungary, mentioned the Ameri-
cans in Budapest.
Accused of Spying.
The new Hungarian note said
that at the archbishop's trial "it
had been proved that they (the
three Americans) have carried out
spying and diversionist activities. ("
Hungary first asked the United
States Monday to withdraw the
three Americans, accusing them of
"activitely cooperating with the
spying activities of the arch
bishop and eight others convicted
recently.
A Legation spokesman last night
said the State Department refused
to accept "the premise that Lega-
,tion staff members were allegedly
implicated in the Groesz case
and the three will not be re-
called"
Mr.. Scherer's wife Carol and
their two small children have been
in Hungary with him. Miss Tryon
has no family here.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
New PIebe Class of 635
Begins at West Point
BY the A.socioied Press

WEST POINT, N. Y, July S.
This years class Of 635 new plebe.
began their preliminary military
training today at the militar,
academy.
Nearly one-third of the new
class were men with previous mill.
tary training.
Among the new plebes is Rich.
ard Gill, jr., a nephew of Gen
Eisenhower. He Is the son Of Mrs
&. G. Moore, jr.. OF Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Fire Hits Lumber Town
On St. Lawrence River
BY me Assoeio.ed Press

CAP CHAT, Quebec, July s.
Fire swept through this lumber
community $50 miles northeast OF
Quebec today. At least 80 homes
and business establishments were
in flames.
A strong northeast wind famed
the flames and threatened another
80 buildings in this community OF
$500 on the st. Lawrence Rivers
south shore.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Text Of Presidents Letter.
pose "A

I
--->~---~--
mate of it and said President
Truman has agreed that all ele-
mentS of the administration
should engage in a campaign Of
speeches, statements and appeals
to inform the public on the
hazards of imitation.
Mr.. Johnston added to news
conference:
I'VE don't want an economic
Pearl Harbor or a Dunkerque. And
we don't want a Munich of ap-
lpeasement."
Mr.. Johnston had just come
from conference.-the the Presi-
dent.
While Mr.. Johnston was meet
ling with reporters at the stabiliza-
Ftion agency. Mr.. Truman was
holding his weekly news confer
ence.
Truman Asks Stronger Curbs.
The President also plugged for
stronger economic controls, as he
has been doing for weeks, but he
used much milder language than
Mr.. Johnston did.
MIR. Truman said he hopes the
House, beginning debate today on
controls legislation. will come up
with workable bill. He has been
Sharply critical of the bill the
Senate has passed. 1t would re-
strickland possibly prevent-price
'Irollbacks.
Mr.. Johnston, without directly
asking housewives to write their
ConTessmen, said he was sure
that IF the voters have conyic-
tions in this matter, they will COM
municate with their Representa-
tives in Congress"
This is not political ISSUE"
he insisted, and added:
Il am not blaming any member
Iof Congress. In general they vote
their convictions.
IF there is any blame to be
fixed. it should be fixed on us.
IWe-me and the ESA-haven't
brought home to the people the
dangers ahead"
4 Mr., Truman was asked If he
intended to send another message
to Congress about controls. ~Ths
President said he did not, adding
that he thinks he has talked
enough about it. He said he had
gone into the subject in his speech
at the July celebration last night
and that he had importuned Con-
gress by messages and letters to
enact strong legislation.
Rollback Called Vital.
Mr.. Johnston said an "educa-
tion" drive is planned aimed at
consumers, business, labor and
Congress. He said it would have
full White House support.
/ 1t will be disastrous, Mr..
Johnston declared, unless Congress
gives the administration the power
to roll back prices.
Mr. johnston said that If Con-
gress passes final Defense Pro-
duction Act written on lines of the
present 31-day extension it could
mean price boosts of 5 to Z per
cent in the next year.
This could mean $l2 billion
to $14 billion increase in the cost
of living to consumers of this
country" he went on.
For an average family this
would bring increased costs total
ing $3.50 a year-or a 81 day for
every family in the United States.
mo one can prove that weak
legislation won't have that effect,
and I think it could happen. A
strong controls bill can prevent it,"
Initial reaction to Mr.. Truman's
plea last night for a tighter rein
on the Nations economy pointed
up anew the bitter division among
lawmakers over price. wage and
other controls.
Mr.. Truman said in his speech
| Continued on Page A CoI 81
Evening star., 1951-07-05

ROME, July 5 P.-Margaret
Truman left Rome by automobile
today for Naples, where she will
embark on the homeward- bound
liner, the Constitution. She has
been on a seven-week vacation
journey through Europe.
Evening star., 1951-07-05

May, 1948, when he was replaced
by Sir Oliver Franks, the present
Ambassador.
He was knighted in 1885. He
held other ambassadorial posts in
Sweden and Iraq, and attended
the organizing meeting of the
United Nations in San Francisco
Bluff and informal, Lord Inver-
chapel was recently described as
"a man freer from the inhibitions
of professional convention than
Continued on Page A-4, Col. ~
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Drive Mapped
For Stronger
Controls Law
Sl-o-Doy Cost Rise
Possible Under Present
Bill Johnston Says

The Truman administration to.
day hit at the economic controls
law pending in Congress as likely
to mean $1-a-day increase in liv-
ing costs for every American
family.
Eric Johnston, economic stabil-
ization director. made that esti-
Evening star., 1951-07-05
u. S. Must Continue Reorn1ing,
Truman Tells Holiday Throng
President Worms Thot Peace in Koreo
Will Not Mean End to World Tensions

President Truman warned last
night that even if peace comes in
Korea. the world faces a period OF
great international danger" and
defense preparations cannot be
halted.
He cautioned that it is still early
to say whether the Communist
Text Of President Trumon's Fourth Of July
Address Poee Az
Picture Of the Traditionol Fireworks Dis
pIoy. Pose A.:
rulers really want peace in Korea
and called upon the American
people to follow a hard, tough
policy of self denial to continue
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Miss Trumun Endino Trip

Continued on Page A, Col. S
Evening star., 1951-07-05

(See TAXES. Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1951-07-05

(See OATIS, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1951-07-05

(See ACCIDENT, Page A-5.l
Evening star., 1951-07-05

Continued on Page AS. Col. /
Evening star., 1951-06-08

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Evening star., 1951-06-08

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Has To Resort To
Plain Yelling

TROY, New yorktP1-It
was late in. the day when James
Porter went into an office build
ing in Troy. looking for an in
surance firm. But. the place was
closed for the day so Porter
started to leave. He found the
building locked up tight, and mo-
body to let him out,
He went back up 10 the second
floer and emerged on q fire es-
cape. But the fire escape was
BE " agss1| Ros
ealls and
they cot Mr.. Porter down with q
ladder.
The fire department also ex-
pressed considerable interest in
the presence Of an awning which
obstructed the fire escape.
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45--Transportation
50-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT coURT oF THE
sfxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
~ GHsSfERt,
Case Me- sa-Sas
IN tbs Matter OF the Adoption Of
Lauren GsorEina Tseardon.
Minor.
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
THE STATE or FLORIDA
TO THOMAS l.. nEARDDS.
South ASw8rth.
New Hampshire.
as father and natural parent OF the
said Lauren sieargtna neardon, q
Minor.
YOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
thai q petition for the adoption OF
Lauren gsenrEina y}AaFlion. Minor.
has bsen filed in the Circuit Court
Of the sixteenth Judicial Circuit OF
the state Of Florida, 10 and for
Monroe County. in Chancery. by
Francis Lloyd Hill and Mildred
HIN, Of Key West, Florida, and
you are hereby required 10 he and
appear Ia said C0urs on or before
August fifth A. ID 1854. there 10
show cause IL any you can, WAY
said Petition SHOULD not be graft
ed.
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Er=zz=zz=z-zrx
Re.
Forecast


Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued not thru
Friday. Gentle to moderate va
riahle winds.
Florida; Continued hot, sultry
and generally fair thru Friday
except for thundershowers st
widely scattered places in the
afternoons and early evenings.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico.
Light westerly winds thru FRI
day. Very widely scattered thun-
dershowers, otherwise fair
weather
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
KEY WEST
NEWS
Of Days Gone By
Taken From The Fla
OF The Key Wesf Cifissn
10 YEARS k.1o

Glenn Price. newly elected
chairman Of the Monroe County
selective service board, today
warned employees on defense
projects that their work does net
exempt them from army service.
The board, revamped with the
resignation Of former chairman
Horace ORryant, Earl Adams ana
Miss Eliza Harroto. is now com
posed Of Price, Frederick Knapp,
Arnold Curry and Mrs. Crsssic
SCOOTER.
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Ne. 13-S0s
DoRaN i. NOE
NOTICE
TO: DORIAN L. NOE.
co Derby Clnh,
1888 W. 59th Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that action sn divorce has been in-l
stitnted against you in the Circuit
cult of Florida, IN and Tor Monroe
County, Florida, in Chancery No.
~ a0S entitled. EUN1cE 10 e.
Plaintiff. VS.. DaRAN II NOE, De-
PENDANT.
YoiJ ARE HEREBy Notified that
you are TO file an appearance and
answer in this sailses en- or before
the 10th dax ot September. 1864
Of Il he sisteenth JudieisI Circuit, IN
and for Monroe Eopafy, Florida, and
further file copy Of said answer
addressed to W. J = Robinson, At
tsrney for Plaintiff whose mailing
address Is Radio Center Binding,
Fort Lauderdafe. Flarida.
HEREIN FAIL NOT: otherwise.
WITNESS NIX HAND AND SEAL.
~ this Court, at Key West. Monroe
County Florida, this Sfh day Of
August, 1851
fseaig EARL r., ADAMS,
Clerk. Circuit Court
Rxs tsal Kathleen NoftaRe.
Deputy Clerk
W ]. ROBINSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Radio Center Building,
Fort Iauderdafs. Florida.
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Report

Highest temperature in
Kew West since 1856
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4l--Boats and Motors

1917 boat, cupboard motor and
<trailegs 81 9ss 90. Phone a{lls-W.
& A -. {! II: III. h sE a.
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34-Household Items

FOR SALE: 3rpiece living room
suite. a-E Porter Place.
iuly3l If
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50.Lsasl nsaiess
tfenstnacdks

County, Florida. this 2k1A day of
July A. u laS5
SCiTeuit C9fyf
Ssai) EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk, Ei<cAit Court,
Ry. tsdl Flarcnre u SAWYER,
DEPUTY Clerk
PAU. e. ESQIFINALI,sa.
Attorney for Petitioners.
SOS Whitehead St,
Key West, Elnrida,
jillaEsaaE2 q liz. 1851
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38-Autornopiles For Sale

1850 PACKARD, fordor, all ac-
cessories. Can be financed.
After $50 Pm, Phone ls43-M.
august
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Weak easterly wave entering
the Windward Islands IS attend
ed by above norlnal~shower ac-
tivity. Conditions elsewhere are
normal with only widely scatter
ed showers and thundershowers
and. light to occasionally moder
ate easterly winds.
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1871 OLDS fordor, $4,000. 1912
Dodge tudor, s275.0o. Must sell
at once. See Smithy, Chevrolet
Garage. aug6-atx
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l949 PONTIAC for sale. Fully
equipped, Phone l506-W.
aug6-3tx
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JOHNSON & CURRY, Builder
and Contractors, remodeling.
Phone i47-XM. New CHS Home.
and Building. Free Estimates.
iuly20- If
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Two Negro beauty parlor oper-
ators today were fined S. and
costs in criminal court on charges
Of failing to secure state licenses
for their work.
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A little over 4 century ago. At
Harvard. 1t was considered 4 high
crime BY his class for student o.
ask aid 81 his professor in some
difficult problem or to remain
after class and ask for question
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~. =. - 4<sx-~Ssse$ -. ~
or TIE Starr IN FLORIDA
IN And E0m MoNHoE COUNTY,
IN CHANCEnYs
DONALD n. cAFTEy,
Complainant,
ELSIE JEAN n cAPLEY.
Defendant
NOTICE mn PUHLiCATION
To. ELSIE JEAN r.. CAPEEf.
2 Bibb Graves Avenue,
Montgomery. Alabama.
Won ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED TO serve \ copy of
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce on the Complainaut's At
torneY. and file the original An
swer in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit GeHFt on or hefare the
2iss day OF &ngaist. a. ID. 1851, In
the above entitled matter, other
wise the allegations therein con
fainesi will be taken as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe Geunty, Florida. this
18th day 81 1nlrs Al q. 1851
fSeal1 EARL n. ADAMS, +
= Clerk OF TIE Circuif Court.
Ai0nfoe County, Flor IDA,
BY lsd)s Florence 81 Sawyer
Teputy Clerk,
j. r.. PORTER Nv
Solicitor for Complainant.
GA Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida
jnfFa- 2R.aug2 g. 1851
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Classified
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37--Automotive Parts

-ETAlL and wholesale. If you
need genuine auto parts for any
make of car see the
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FOR SALE: Of Goshen trailer, 4s
model, 81 Schalt, '4s model
Price very reasonable. Also cleo
trio refrigerator, good condition.
Jesse Gill, us Carolina St.
aug7 -6tx
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So Trailers For Sale

WE HAVE Iarge selection OF
good clean house trailers at the
lowest prices in Florida. With
terms less tina rent Come see
us. Free overnight lodging. Free
d. very. Harper Trailer Sales
1850 N, w. 18th Avenue, Phone
8s-6S87. MiaInl, Florida.
aug6- BOT
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s--Msle Help Wanted
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS

APPLICATIONS are being &C
cepted from boys who desire
newspaper route Ages: Is TO l6
Future vacancies on routes will
be filled from this new list. See:
Mr.. Glib, 1912 am. Citizen Bus
mess Office PLEASING Phone
calls.
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BROKEN Lenses duplicated il
one day, Frames Immediately
Special discounts 10 Navy per-
sonnet DIR. j A. Valdez, GIG Du-
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tcontinaeas
Rentals

WAREHOUSE suitable for build
ing material, beer, wine or
groceries, etc. Price Organization
Realtors, Ali Fleming ST. Phone
ia, augS If
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40Motor Bikes and Mo-
tor Scooters

CUSHMAN scooter. z months old.
Phone 1lS7-xW, 1882 Seiden-
berg Ave, aug9- Six
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IN THE CIRCUIT CorRTs OF THE
SIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
MONROE COMFY. In CHAN
Gerry.
EuNGCE NOE.
vs.. plaintiff.
DORIAN l.. NOE,
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Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
70%
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LEASES. Sc each. Promissory
notes. lc each. Minimum charge
Sc. Artnan Press. Citizen Bldg.
Phone 81. july4-tf
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Barometer tSes Levell $500 AN.
2996 inss-lt)l46 nbs
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Miscellaneous

WE have q complete stock Of
window glass Of all kinds. Key
West Supply Co. al Simonton
ST. iulyl3-tf
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WE make keys while you wait
Key West Supply Co, eli Sim
onton st, july15-tf
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NEW PAN AMERICANS, Duo's.
Elcars, Terra Cruisers, Stars,
Colomak and Kits. is TO 40 TT.
Forty two months to pay a 6ss
interest. Also used trailers. Con-
TACT Charles B. Laird at Southern
Inn Trailer Park. aug7 BOT
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FOR THE BEST IN trailers. New
and used Pan-American Star
Tera-Cruiser. AZ months TO pay
MN. Distributing Co, $50 South
Federal, Dania, Florida. Phone
5000. july27 tt
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Ernest r. Pierce, 1924 petronia
street announces the engagement
and forthcoming marriage Of his
daughter. Della May Louise TO
G N. Goshorn. Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs Goshorn of this city.
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ROCK. mari sand. top soil. See
US for cheapest prices in town.
Buster Cerezo, 540-M. july21- If
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Supplies

FINEST STOCK of Towering
sire orchid plants Trianaii and
I.abiata, Key West Garden and
Lawn supplses Phone 1919
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