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Evening star., 1951-08-17

WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, SH 3039
REFRIGERATORS
We buy all makes and condition.
Call until s pm. AID. 1894. 49,
SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumula tions. please phone us. ACE
ggNk gTI go. 1880 Georgia ave n W,
SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accumulationS. please phone us.
WASH; RAG & BAG CO.. 215 L st
WANT TO BUY a wheelchair. Call
HI. 1904 from 5 to 10 pm. 17s
WE BUY AND SELL ali types ma
chinery. steel, pipe, motors. tanks,
boilers: highest cash prices paid.
COLUMBIA MACHINERY g. EQUIP
TIE. 4195.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
GOLD

Bring your dental gold. platinum. dis
carded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
50 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV,
PIANOS-Cash for grand. uprt., spun
ct PAUL GOLIBART AID. 592S
@ to h:An ods
Evening star., 1951-08-17
PHOTOGRAPHER
HELP DoMEsTlc

COOK, experienced to plan and serve
meals, do laundry and some clean
ing, close-in location, live-in or out,
must have local ref, good disposi-
ton, and be fond of children. Box
@91-L. Star. 10
COOK. g. b. W, must like children,
live in. S25. SH. 6467. is
COOK and general housekeeper; live
in; other help Employed; Thurs.
afternoon and alternate Sundays of;
local references; S27 week. GE.
093q. 30
COUPLE FOR small farm in nearby
Nd. Woman for g.h.w; man for
all outside work: pvt. quarters; all
modern convenienceS; references
required. LO 5-2029. 10
COUPLE FOR BOOMING HOUSE;
white: man can hold regular posi-
tion out; wife for maid work; live
in; no drinkers. NE. 1869. III
G.H,W.. PLAIN COOKING; refs: must
like children live in. OR. 2740.
GIRL for g.h.w.; city references: go
home nights; 5-day Tk RA. GAS.
5UlS 10th St NV
GIRL WANTED - G.h.w.; reliable.
Call WO. 1929.
Evening star., 1951-08-17

HOUSEKEEPER for congenial work
ing couple; two-year-old daughter
To live in newly decorated one-room
cottage. No duties after dinner. Sat
and Sun. off Yearly paid vacation.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Man Seized in Ho|dup
Identified in Robbery
OF Credit Company

One of three men arrested Sat
urday in the $238 holdup of a
truck rental Office today was
identified in the $500 robbery OF
the Apex Credit Co.. 1914 K street
NV, last Tuesday.
Police said Sergt. Carl M. Jack
son, 81. colored, an armed forces
policeman. was identified by Mrs
Donna Rosenberg. 80, of 280C
Devcnshire place NV, the store
manager, as the well-dressed col
ored man who staged the daylight
robbery. A customer in the store
identified Jackson, who denies he
was the man involved.
Admit Drugstore Robbery.
Jackson and John r. Reid, %
colored, of the 1900 block of G
street NE. yesterday admitted the
$50 robbery of a drugstore in the
TOO block of Second street S.W.
on April 10. police said.
With Pfc. Richard Saunders,
21, colored. Of Boiling Air Force
Base, they have been charged with
robbery in the Saturday holdup
of the National Truck Rental Co.,
1916 Georgia avenue NV, and
were to be arraigned in Municipal
Court today on this charge.
Four young girls, who gave
police help in capturing the three
holdup suspects Saturday, will be
honored by the Junior Police and
Citizens Corrs at 8 pm. Wednes-
day.
viii Get Promotions.
The girls, who were nearly run
down by the suspects car as Il
drove away from the scene of the
robbery. viii be promoted to the
rank of captain in the corps and
given certificates of appreciation
in q ceremony at 8 pm. Wednes-
day at corps headquarters. 100
Barry place NV.
The alert colored girls, who gave
police description of the suspects
that led to their capture, are
Phyllis Craig, 0. of 2265 Eighth
street NV; Jacqueline Rawls. 10
$50 Florida avenue NV; Frances
Richardson, II, ITO Barry place
NV. and Priscilla Jones, II, 1864
Eighth street NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Beverage Dealers Meet In Maryland Next Week

III affiliated county associations
and Baltimore City.
The retailers will hear ad-
dresses by State Motor Vehicles
Commissioner Thomas B. r. Mudd
James Kellam. business analyst OF
foods and beverages from the
Maryland Office Of Price Stabiliza-
ton, and Edward M. Akers, chief
investigator. alcoholic beverages
division of the State Controller s
Office.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
by the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. May %. - The
fourth quarterly meeting of the
board Of governors and officers oi
the Maryland State Licensed Bev-
erage Association has been Sc,
for June 4 and 5 at Waldorf, Md
Association President M. A
Rappaport, of Jessup, said reserv--
lations have been received from ali
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Dr.. Newman Appointed

RICHMOND, Va, May % (P
Gov. Battle yesterday announcee
the appointment Of DR.. Walter 5
Newman, president of Virginla
Tech, as chairman of a State.
wide pasture improvement COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Fish Wouldn't Bite,
But Cops Angling
IDiscIoses Larceny
ev the Associated Press

NORWICH, N. Y, May 28.-
The fish wouldn't bite when State
Trooper Louis Freer tried angling
on his day off. But, he caught a
stolen safe.
Freer's line snagged the safe
yesterday in Unadilla River.
Norwich police said 1t had been
stolen from a gasoline station last
January.
/ Papers and an undiSclosed
amount Of iewelry we're found in
the safe. However. about $1,000
in cash was missing, police added.
Evening star., 1951-05-28

The management of st. Erik's
Fair at Stockholm. Sweden, ex-
poets the event to draw 375,000
persons this year.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
BIoodmobiIes 10 Collect
Al IA Centers This Week

Red Cross hloodmobiles will visit
IA places this week to collect do
nations for the Armed Forces and
Washington area hospitals. The
schedule follows thours 10 am. to
4 pm. unless otherwise stated:
Monday--Naval Gun Factory
Annex, Piney Point. Md; st.
Johns Lutheran Church, Hagers-
town. Md; st. Georges Episcopal
Church. Arlington.
Tuesday-Naval Ordnance Lab
oratory, White Oak, Md, 9 am
3 pm; Presbyterian Church.
Martinsburg, w. Va; Civil Defense
Administration. 1880 Columbia
road NV.
Wednesday Naval Ordnance
Laboratory, White Oak. Md, 9
a.m.-3 pm; Community Club
Forty-fift and Macomb streets
NV. 1T pm; Civil Defense Ad-
ministration.
Thursday Navy Proving
Grounds, Dahlgren. Va: Fort Bel
voir; National Press Club, noon
$50 pm,
Friday-Fort Belyoir; Pentagon
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Tax Officials Study
Doctor S Savings After
3 Boys Steal Hoard
BY ihe Assoeiaied Press

DETROIT. Nov. 3.-The case Of
the doctors wandering dollars was
being studied today by income tax
officials.
Otherwise, police believed they
had collected from varied and in
genious hiding places all the
money stolen from DR.. Max New
man by his 13-year-old son and
two companions.
Estimate $4,000.
Internal Revenue agents indi-
Gated an interest in just how much
was involved. One estimate-based
on the bows statement that they'd
counted half the loot, or some
$4,000, before they got tired
ranged up to $4,000.
DR.. Newman said, however. 1t
was only $4,000" he'd been saw
ing to set up a rehabilitation CEN
ter for juvenile delinquents.
DR.. Newman's son and his
friends told police they'd decided
to take a trip west and took the
money from two suitcases In an
attic hiding place.
Some Money Recovered.
They were found out, however,
by Mrs. Newman who caught
them at bus station as they set
out for the West. Some Of the
money was recovered in q shop
ping bag hidden In the physician's s
garage. In a vacant lot, in auto
mobiles and in a fire hydrant.
Oficers said the boys had passed
out several thousand dollars to
their friends. Five lads returned
$3.462 to police Friday and today
three more boys turned in an adj
ditional 1922.
DR.. Newman said he would not
prosecute. But police said they
planned to question the boys fur
ther.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
500 AnesthesioIoqist,
Open 4-Day Meeting
In D. {. tomorrow

I More than 800 members of the
i American Society of Anesthesiolo-
gists will begin a four-day scien-
tif1c meeting at the Hotel Statler
tomorrow.
| This is the first time the group
has met in Washington.
Refresher Courses Set.
| An ambitious schedule Of 12o
refresher courses has been ar
ranged for tomorrow and
! Wednesday. Scientific papers viii,
be read at general sessions Tues
/ day and Thursday.
/ Meeting concurrently with the
scientific sessions will be the So
ciety's House of Delegates.
Seven scientific exhibits and
many commercial exhibits will be
on display.
1 Members wives will have tea at
Blair House with Mrs. Truman
| at 5 pm. Tuesday. and DR.. Frank
Lahey of the Lahey Clinic, Boston
will be honored at a reception at
6 pm. Wednesday. The society &
annual banquet will follow.
/ Eversole Heads Group.
I Dr.. Urban Fl. Eversole of Bos-
ton is president of the group. and
DR.. c. Walter Metz of Denver is
president-elect.
I Washington area anesthesiolo-
gists who made local arrange
iments for the society's 18th an
nual meeting are Drs. Edward B
Tuohy, chairman. and William E
Bageant, Howard Katzman. John
j. Andrina and Charles Coakley.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
D. {. Boards Summon
1O2 for Induction

District of Columbia draft
boards have ordered 102 men to
report for induction into the
armed forces Wednesday at the
Armed Forces Examining and In
duction Station. S14 North St.
Asaph street. Alexandria. The
men are:
gee, tr,. Alsist II. sprisss. William A.
M01s'fr ism = ato:mIn ,T Tnsodo1e S.n I,sGICo WI
Jehn 3 dolekian; Nathan A. HslpeFt,
Sa,hrRis S.a Rns,. R0snsSn ga IT., James Nor
Earl T. shepherd. Theodore n, Gardner.
Bsnnie r. Bowman. Vincent T. contee.
ism sSe:r Maiden assSs Gene sn orayss Melvin
gather. Platter Campbell. Emmet G.
csTi e eheseid.n:. IT,, charies t i6e1s, aohen-
sstin, Charles v Moody, Leroy D. Davis,
Charles ", Noble. Charles B. Burroughs,
Greene, Richard 2. Hsdriek. Paul w. will
Easan, Ivs soroka, Elliott 4. Rattisy. John
wslRsf. cos.slle RlseS eS~%sp, 9ea josasen sha1ss.
Joseph Lylss, William taylor. Bernard q.
1, Moss, William II. YOUNG, James A. Lee.
Howard NJ. 0rantham. james r. Green.
Charles A.. Swami, IT., Eddie J. Daye, John
L. Mead. Earl W. Wright, James c. Meyer
hoeier, Tillison M. Sherbert, Richard C.
Smith. Albert Aston. jf:. John II. Jones, jr.,
Milton Milton Bess, T., Jay w; Clark. Nc
Herman a.. Jennings Herbert Linyil,e. Ldwsrd
Utley. T.. C. Joseph wisemsn.
The following have been listed as
delinquents. and have been listed
by the individual local boards for
induction:
Serge c. Kua ffmann. 1426 2ist street
w: Robert w. Olsen. 3SI0 Davis Pl.
NV; John Q. Miller, $3.50 Calvert street
NV; Clinton Bennett, 1918 34th street
NV; Andrew Lee Frye, r.. salem. New
Jersey; Albert 4 Mason; Is street NV. i
Willie Cardwen IL, 80 DeFrees strets
NV: william A. Wilmington. Oransebufs.
IS, c.; Melvin Byrd. l435 Swami street
NV; Robert c. Cook. 1924 l4th street
NV; William B. Steele, 226 3rd street
NE; Rohert. Lee Watkins. 1866 9th street
NE: Raleigh Grimm. Petersburs. Virginia:
Michael r. Combs. 1914 Columbia road
NV; william KNIGHT, E..- 2l2I n street
Ne; Albert Shifiett, 1908 Mass. avenue
NE: Thomas J. Hall, u X street NE;
Thomas L McDal. 5l2 Oklahoma avenue
NE: Wiston Pitts. Winston salem, N, C.:
Reintzell J. 0unter. 5000 Clay street NE.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Literoy Forgery Choreed

TOKYO. Sunday. Nov. 4 (P.-
A 20-year-old japanese youth was
charged today with trying to swim
die publishing firm by forging
Pearl Bucks signature to letter.
Atushi Goto called on the Ken
kyusha Publishing Co.. and pre-
sented the letter which said he
was authorized to handle copy
rights Of the authors books in
Japan. Police said Goto was ad-
vanced 10000 yen ($84 in royal
ties.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
pIus savings q special purchases
TELEVISION BARGAINS

1851 Consoee Tevon ""
Emerson 1850 Table Model Teevson tube Mahogany
conHef
1851
Floor demontro
Hoicrofr 1851
cobnet Model S7o
tiocrof 1851 Teeison II
MIN rod 5speed automatic record poe LINED o eobnet Model se
Motoo is5 Ths Model Teyon y" tube WoInu
Motooo 1851
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Froneis Junior High
Group Names Chuirmen

The Francis Junior High School
Home and School Association has
elected chairmen Of 10 standing
committees. it was announced to-
day.
They are w. s. Walker, audit
ing; Mrs. Loretta Hayes. budget
and finance: Mrs. Esther Jones,
home visitation: Wexford H. Jack
son. membership; MRS. r. G. Cliff
Evening star., 1951-06-28

The work. including the inclo-
sure Of stairways and provision
|of fireproof doors. is being done
in the .older school buildings,
mostly elementaries.
Yesterdays bids were for Bur-
rouehs. Brookland, Monroe. Car
yer. syphax, Madison, Gage, Ban
croft. Hayes, Blow. Briggs-Mont-
gomery. jackson, Wilson. Magru-
der, Burrville, Morgan. Benning,
Grant and Shepherd Schools.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
MEMS FURNISHINGS

81 lono-Sleeve Washable Royon Sport
Shirts with bold colorful chest
panels, convertible colors; Sizes
small to medium large e---- 500 1s9
"a Boxer Waist Nylon Swim Trunks with
nylon knit inner support; brown,
green, grey, navy, Maroon sizes
medium to iorge--------------- 5.o5 1.99
l9 California Styled Leisure Jockets in
corded or linen-Weove royon; sizes
small to mediun-oroe in group 1895 S.99
Al mous-Moke Broodcloth Poiomo
Coots in coot pul-over styles;
solid coors; sizes B, c, D.----- $50 .l.59
Al short-Seeye Basque Shirts in cotton
or royon Colorful potterns; sizes
medium and loroe in group. Less 1870
fhan VI price ree------------------ 2.95 79e
II Lono-Sieeve Cotton Knit Polo Shirts
with coIlors breost pockets; striped
fronts, solid d-eolor backs; sizes small
and medium ------------------ 5S5 z.eS
l3 Surnnnerweieht Royon Unionsuits;
size 38 only ------------------ us 1.6S
LANSBURGHS-Men's Furnishings Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-06-28
GIRLS WEAR

GIRLS COTTON SEPARATES
Perfect Notes" to mix or match. Sizes to II
in the group
100 Originally 80 Peasant BIouses 10
80 Originally 2.oo Swing Skirts I. 80
LANSBURGHS-Girls' Wear Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-06-28

ford and w. w. Duncan. parent
education: Mrs. Florence wv.
Morse. public relations: Thomas
Reddick. program: Mrs. Louise
Tompkins. special projects: Mrs.
Nellie y. Reese. student welfare
and Mrs. Enlma Mills. ways and
means.
Oficers Of the association are
Mrs. Charles Neal, president: Mr..
jackson. vice president: Mrs.
Eunice II. Nelson. secretary: Mrs
r.. G. Cassell treasurer, and the
Rev. William A. Stewart, chaplain.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
s162,115 Bid on Curling Fire Hazards in 10 Schools

The District announced OPEN
ing Of bids yesterday for elimi-
mating fire hazards in 10 District
schools.
Low bidder was the Columbus
Construction Co.. which offered
to do the work In all 10 schools
at $162.115.
School officials said FIRE protec-
ton work already Is under con-
tract In 80 schools. and another
group win be ready for bids soon.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Revived Service Program Of B'nai Birth Praised

the benefit of the men and women
In our armed forces.
I'm World War II. similar serv-
ices Of B'nai B'rith won the praise
Of the men and women In uniform
and gained official citations and
recognition both Of the Army and
Navy"
Other statements OF indorse-
ment came from Army Secretary
Pace, Navy Secretary Matthews,
Air Force Secretary Finletter. and
Selective Service Director Lewis
B. Hershey.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

Top military leaders Of the
United States yesterday paid trib-
ute to the B,nai Birth revived
service program for men and
women In thee armed forces and
the disabled veterans In hospitals.
Defense Secretary Marshall is
sued q statement declaring:
81 was glad to learn that B'nai
Birth. through its national serv-
Ice committee for the armed
forces and veterans. has resumed
Its programs of religious. recrea-
tional and personal services for
Evening star., 1951-06-28
GARDEN NEEDS
FLOOR COVERINGS

Org. NOW
| 2l0"x9' Embossed Rose Wilton
Weave Broodloom Runner $3.50 35.S5
I 2l"xl5' Green Royon-on
Twist We've Broodloom Runner.
Sold os is Abs 1925
7 e'xl2' Floral Felt Base Rugs. Less
thon holf price 6.84 3.35
10 2'x4 Tumble Twist Loop Pile Cot
ton Rugs s---------------- I.95 S.S5
I 6'xe Embossed Green Wilton
Weave Broodoom Rug -------- $3.50 56.95
II o'xl2 lndio Stenciled Mourzouks- 1926 l4.s5
8'3"xll' India Steneiled Mour-
zouks 1925 lips
6'xe' India steneled Mourzouks lbs s.ss
LANSBURGHS-Rugs-F Floor
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Mailman Ordered Held
On EmbezzIino churoe

A mailman charged with en-
bezzling mail from the Takoma
Journal was held for the grand
jury by United States Commis-
sioner Cyril S. Lawrence yester-
day. Bond was set at $1,000.
Willis r. Abbott, As, Of Fred
'erick, Md. is accused of taking
$3.50 on June Is from q letter adj
dressed to the Takoma journal.
$50 Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park, Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
TEEN SHOP
CHILDREN'S AND TEEN SHOES

Orig. NOW
IS prs. chidrens and Teens Leather
Multicolor Sondols, leather soles. 5.ooto
Broken sizes 81 to l3. 6 to 9 SOS 2.es
20 prs Teenss Fobric Play Shoes, null 3.z5to
ticolor or white; broken sizes 4 to $50 1879
IS prs. Teens and Chldren's Play
Sandals; white, black or red. Broken 2.4oto
sizes 10 to and to e------ 3.eo i.4s
IS prs. Teens BoIIet Slippers; beige, 5.o5 6
red, black; broken sizes to 81 6.o5 500
Observation-Disclosures Shoes-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Col. SuttenfieId Honored

1t Col. r. Daniel Suttenfield
1902 Eighteenth street NV, was
unanimously elected national sur
geon Of the Reserve Officers AS
sociation during q recent conven-
ton In Long Beach, Calf.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Group Meets informally

The River Terrace Citizens As
sociation held an informal meet
ing last night. watching the movie,
Pattern for Survival" Absence
Of q quorum prevented the regu-
lar business meeting.
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Tallahassee. Florida
November 9th. 1851
1,sstsr.na

Tallahassee. FiorId
November 9th, 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE IS hereby given that IN
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the state OF Florida
Pursuant to Law. VIII offer 20
sale. for objections only. in Taiia
nassee. Florida, at ll:oO eciecl
an. December 18th, 1851, the IAN
IN MONROE COUNTY. described q
follows:
4 parcel at bay bottom land N
the Bay OF Florida at Big Cop
pftt Key Monroe County. Flor
idn North of and adjacent To
square / of Johnsonville Sub
division. as Recorded IN Plat
Rock 1, page So, Monroe Conn
". Florida, records and more
particularly described as foi-
lows; The Northwest corner OF
square / Of said JohnSonrfile
Snltdiyisfon shalt be the point
Of beginning Of the properly
hereinafter described, From
said point Of beginning run
y NnrtherlS along the pTolUnga-&
ton of the Westerly line Of
SQUARE / for a distance Of 10
feet to 4 point, thence at right
angles and easterly for dis
lance Of $50 feet TO point,
thence AT right angles and
southerIy for distance OF zez
feet. more or less, 20 the MOTIF
east corner Of square !, thehse
meautfar the shoreiine Of
Suuare in westerly direc-
zion asa feet, more or iess.
hack Ia the point Of beginning.
Containing l.26 acres, more or
lass Also
marcel Of hay Bottorn land
in the BAY Of Florida AZ Big
Croppits Key. Monroe county
Florida, North Of and adlaesnt
10 Square ct Johnsoux ~, 49,
Snbdfvisfon. as recorded in Plat
Bnnk page 50 Monroe Eonn-
~ FsiariJa. records and more
narttctslariy described AS fol-
iovaF The Northwest corner q
sauare A az said Johna0nvitie
subdivision shall be the p0lnt
az beginning OF the properly
hereinafter described. FrD ~
said noiut pf beginning run
NorfbeFly along the prolenka
lion 81 the Westerly line y
Sauara 3 for distance OF I'D
ra.sf ~ 4 l,oInf, thence at right
angles and Easteriy for a qtS
tanee Df as feet to a point.
theuee 1T right angles and
soniherfs for a distance q ~
feet, more or less. 10 the North
eas. earner III Square g. thence
NEAR der the shoreitne ~
square 3 In a Westerly dires
tion for d distance of 80 fesi
more or less, back 20 the poin
OF beginning Containing LIS
acres, more ar less. Both Of the
above Two parcels lie In Section
20. Township 81 South, Range
2S East
The Purchaser is required 70 pa
the advertising cost and doeuufen
airy stamps.
The sale, IL and when made. shall
be subject 70 the Trustees resery
ing unto themselves TbFa OF tn
phosphate. minerals and metals an
sge5 OF the petroleum thereon o
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve thi
right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER Of the Trustees .
the Internal Improvement Fund o
the state of Florida
FULLER WARREN.
Goyfrnoi
Atseas n c. ELLIOT, Sec.
Trustees 1 ! Fund
novi s- 2s 30 ;dsc7 -i4.issl
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22L.ost
24-Business Q Opportunities
Tr.asnarl E.si.isrsd .. s fatsrl ons.

WELL ESTABLISHED bushes
for sale. Selling due to sick
ness. Inquire Goa Truman Ave.
Phone l64l. nOy29-tf
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the share
holders of The Florida National
Bank at Key West will be held in
the Presidents Office of said bank
In the City of Key West. Florida,
m the Sth sday OF January, 1852 at
2;15 O'clock PM. for the PURPOSE
of eleeting directors. considering
reports of officers. directors and
committees and taking action
thereon and for the disposition OF
such other business as may law
fully come before the meeting,
tSignesit &. L. GARDNER
Vice President and Cashier
December 3, lg5l
deer -14-2i- IS. jan4 IS
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Widow Demands
Agreement Be Kept

BERLIN. Dec. IA t4D-A
German champagne firm says il
will lose business if it .honors 4
hiring agreement made under
Hitler, At that time its salesman
was Nazi foreign minister Joa-
chm Won Ribbentrop.
He's been hanged as a war
criminal. but his widow demands
the firm should keep its agree
ment and hire his son as gem.
eral manager.
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50Lsgsl Notices.
tesnf1ss<ds

~ TlsE cfncrlr eotnr OF the
81 Sme TtIk Dn 81 r stmrasT
~ AVN Foit M0SnoE corvTY.
~ cHANgEHf.
Case NJ. I3~1ssaa
DIsI M 4. an Amt SCE.
Complainant.
s,htvE u. dt'a1xrAScE.
xoTIcE M PrBLfe ATI0x
TO: OLIVE W. QIsAINTANCE,
r. .. R6x zA4.
silver SprsnE, Maryland.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQFfRED 10 serve a copy
of ynur Answer 10 the Complaint
for Divorce on the EnmnlainMnf's
solicitor, and file the origlnai An
swef IN the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court on or before the
Sth day of January, A. u. la5s in
the above entitled cause. otherwise
the allegations therein win be TAX
en- as ronfessed
DONE and ORDERED At Key
West. Monroe County. Fiorida. this
9Th day Of December. A.. -. 1861.
(Seall EARL u. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Cffcnit court.
Monroe County, Florida.
BY fsd) Florence =. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
tsdl ]. Y PORTER IN
J. Y.-sp0RTER IN,
solicitor for Complainant,
Ala Fleming ST..
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Tallahassee, Florida
November 2Sth. ssSi
NOTICE

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Trustees OF the iutsIs.As r.s,,.,,s
ment t'und OF Inc Staes y sd ~ 49,
VIII offer TOT Sales i0f ue.ts'.'ts.ss
only. In Tallahassee Floftuas Z. ~. !
1900 O'clock AM sAnna. 49,
1892. the tolioNt aer s., Us - 80
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4 parcel ci On hoatn" s.as
in the. StIalts 81 iY s..s. -.
OF and adjacent 70 sfpVfI .I1 ee
Lot I, Section I, IoW Hns'y ~
Santh, Range y Fast III ~
Vaea. Mgnro. ..s ". ,,a,'asshs
ana Nor 49, 800 *. ,,.,i,.v II
the intersection Of the east iine
Of section Township ~.
/ sonshsasterIy right. ef-wsy line
southwesterly along the soutny
easterIv right Of va me a, 10
z I. HIghwss 70 70, .oint.
thence with i DETECTED ansls
10 tfse left or 81 II Hnu SOUTH
for distance OF DAD Feet more
or less u a point on the sherr-
iire OF the straits % f.aIsaa.
he point q Bsginning v sh he
properly or bay b9tigm ian@
point OF beginning. continue
south for distance - 80 $500 ass
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