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was agreeable to attorneys for the
operators and the UNIV.
Judge c. p. Wilhelm, earlier had
issued the restraining order asked by
non-union operators Trials are under
way in Preston county of the So per-
sons now under Indictment By a spe-
cial grand jury
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Red Oak Fairview

Easter weekend was observed at
FairView by services Saturday eve
ming and Sunday morning with Rev.
Wesley Harvey in charge.
The CBYF group presented a
drama, The Everlasting Dream. at
Fairview, Easter Sunday night. Mrs
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GOV. WARREN ARRIVES HERE, ALASKA TRIP

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pr. RumeIY Fined, Case
 Of Contempt

WASHINGTON, May 18 = tR = Dr. Edward A. Rumely was fined S1,O00 and given a six-month sUs- pended sentence for contempt of Congress today.
 The sentence was imposed on the 69-year- old executive secretary of the committee for constitutional government by Federal District Judge Richmond B. Keech. Rumely was convicted by a jury April IS.
 Judge Keech said he had given the case extraordinary considera- ton" and save for this mans age I would commit him" to jail.
 Rumely's attorney immediately served notice that the case will be appeaMd to higher courts.
 After the sentencing, Dr. Rumely issued statement saying T have not and do not now hold the Con- gress of the United States or its committees in contempt"
 The prosecution grew out of Rumely's refusal to supply certain records asked by the House Lobby Investigating committee last sum- mer.
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MRS. SPEAR HERE Mrs. J. M Steear of Wrangell is registered at the Baranof Ho- tel.
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JUN ASSEMBLY VOTES STOP
 ARMS, CHINA

NEW YORK, May 18 -tR- The United Nations Assembly today voted an arms embargo against Communist China in an effort to cut off strategiv materials reach ing the Reds from the Free World.
 The vote was AT to 0.
 The Soviet bloc asked to be re- corded as not participating. Nations abstaining were Afghanistan, Bur ma, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Pakis- tan, Sweden and Syria.
 India's Sir Benegal N. Rau ex- pressed fear the embargo would ere ate another psychological hurdle" in the path of peaceful settle ment of the Korean question. He urged the assembly to make a new peace gesture toward the Peiping regime by issuing a formal declara- tion that LIN troops would not again advance north of the 38th Parallel.
 Most countries outside the Com munist sphere already have halted shipments to the Peiping regime.
 The action was intended as an- other moral judgment against the Chinese Reds.
 Russia's Jacob A. Malik and repre- sentatives here of the four Soviet Satellite countries contested the legality of the assemblys action and thus clearly indicated they would refuse to comply.
 The decision is significant for two reasons: It represents the first time the LIN has attempted to apply economic sanctions as weapon to stop aggression; it may open the way at a later stage for more se- we're measures such as a naval blockade
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SHIPPING TIED-Up,
 PIER FIRE
Fourth Major Waterfront Blaze in Philadelphia
 Within 16 Hours

PHILADELPHIA, May 18 --tR-- A fast-spreading fire ripped through pier and and tied-up shipping on the Philadelphia water front this morning As firemen sought to ex- tinguish the last stubborn flames a police official said six men were missing At least 35 persons were in jured.
 Assistant Superintendent of Po- lice Thomas Burns said the missing men were: Two crewman of the steamship Pineland. 4000-ton freighter registered out of Leith, Scotland; one cargo checker em- ployed by shipping firm, and three longshoremen. He did not disclose their names, pending further check
 Origin of the blaze had not been determined at II am when firemen said it was under control after a -four hour battle. Police and Navy investigations were already under awy.
 It was the fourth major water front area fire here within 16 hours.
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Dawes was losing her voice. This might have spelled disaster for a person of lesser stature.
 Instead, when her voice failed her, she discovered in its place a talent for poetry which sang with splendor and majesty of those poets she loved-Edna St. Vincent Millay and Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
 Here are poems expressing the authors deep faith in God, her love of beauty and panorama of life and death. Here, as well, are many sparkling gems in lighter vein The rollicking Mental Bum's Spring Song, and the lively ballad about an invalid named Min who out wits her doctors are good examples of the folksy humor that makes Lenore Dawes poetry so worth while.
 The only daughter of a promin-
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GA FLY PAN AM i{
 8 IN; E OUT

Sixty four passengers were car ried by Pan American World Ar ways Thursday with 27 arriving from Seattle. six from Annette, SIX from Whitehorse, 19 to Seattle and six to Ketchikan.
 From Seattle: Reuben Beebe, w. A. Carson, B. L. Clement, Mrs, Roe Cloud, Beverly Gray, John Greeny, Frances Haggarty, Ray Heath, Thomas Heathman, Ellis Hubbard, Signe Home, Doreen Jel- otte, c. Lawson, Ralph Littlefield Irene Looney, S. Maryanski.
 William McCandless, A. E. Ow- ems, J. B. Reber, Robert Slater, Ell cen Street, Gladys Sturgeon, Mrs Fern Vance and children William and Priscilla, E. w. Hunter, Vim cent zitz. TT
 From Annette: Lyn Faulk, Robert Mum, Capt. M. Johnson, V. C. Monahan, Floyd Handby, Parker Tottler.
 From Whitehorse: Harold Haw- kins, A. Lambert, Mrs. Fred Lap pi, J. Stephenson, Mrs. Rose Mor- rison and Bobby.
 To Seattle: A. Whitlatch, Nils Lundi, Karl Sorensen, MT. anc Mrs. F. Phelps and three children A. c. Morrison, MT. and Mrs. Mil ton Daniel and two children, Roy Cole, R. H. Stock, L. D. Oneil, lar Ogg, Joe Whitehead, Hal Newton Russell Yates.
 For Ketchikan: John F. Finley Roy Williams, Robert Linden, B Hagevic, Harold Sinclair, H. Wade
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and Alaska because, it was deemed not yet able to support statehood.
 Talks Statehood
 Gov. Warren said: T had not yet heard the report, but as far as Ha- waii is concerned, might say that Hawaii has as fine citizens as any part of the country. They are, be- lieve, loyal as Americans. In fact, I believe that there were no draftees in either World War I or World War II from Hawaii"
 Concerning Alaska, he added: Alaska will never be economically on it's feet until it has statehood IS my belief. Statehood is it's need"
 He said he was enjoying his trip and from Ketchikan on had a good view of the scenery. The plane, he said,. flew over Wrangell and Peters burg and even up the Taku short distance to give the passengers glimpse of the glaciers. They circled McllQClllld1l DClOl C ldllOliiS.
 Off to Taku Lodge
 At 2.3O the U. s. Fish and Wild life Service Grumman Goose, pl- loted by Clarence Rhode, regional director, flew Gov. Warren, Gov. Gruening, Max King, Comdr. Ches- ter and Earl Dinner, of Petersburg, to Taku Lodge where California's governor was to be introduced to Alaska's sumptous trout fishing. Preceding them, an Alaska Coastal plane had taken off an hour and half before with an invited group of various heads of Territorial and Federal departments and local citi- zens. They would spend the night at Taku Lodge and return to Juneau tomorrow morning.
 At 12:30 buffet luncheon is be- ing held at the Governors House in Warren's honor, to be followed by a motor trip to spots of interest around Juneau and at o'clock Gov. Warren and Gov. Gruening. with small party, will board a C-54 Army plane to be flown to Anchorage. A dinner is planned there by prominent Anchorage per sons to welcome California's chief executive.
 Sunday the C-54 will fly the party to Fairbanks and Monday they will take part in Commenment exercises at the University of Alaska.
 Gov. Warren plans to return to California direct from Fairbanks by commercial plane.
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SEARCH FAILS
 TO FIND MISSING
 TAkU FI5HERMAh

Deputy U. s. Marshal Sid Thomp- son today said that search by his office has failed to locate any trace of Joe Stevens, Jr., who has been missing in Juneau since last Sunday night.
 Stevens was last seen in the City Cafe about pm. Sunday and failed to show up Monday when he was due to return to Taku river on the boat Plover which had been fishing in that area. He came to town Saturday to spend the week end in Juneau. He is the 19-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. Joe Stevens, ST., of Juneau.
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LEN0RE DAWES NEW
 BOOK IS ON STANDS

The Juneau Creative Writers will present Mrs. Lenore Dawes ano her new book at the Baranof Book Shop Saturday afternoon between 2 and 5 o'clock, Carol Beery Da- wis. president announced today.
 Mrs. Dawes book of poetry, "l Reached for a Star has just come off the Exposition Press in New York and the first copies were re- ceived here today.
 The cover flap says, After years of musical training eliminating in aer work as soloist and choir dlr- .ctor of the Northern Light Pres yterian Church in Juneau, Alaska, it was discovered that Lenore
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and Alaska because, it was deemed not yet able to support statehood.
 Talks Statehood
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ent family in Jamesport, Missouri Mrs. Dawes studied voice at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and later in Chicago and Europe doing concert work and singing with a Grand opera sextette. She is the wife of pr. L. P. Dawes, one of Juneau's most prominent doc tors"
 The book is dedicated "To My Husband
 In a short foreward she pays tribute to Bernice Bangs Morgan, to members of the Creative Writers Club and to friends everywhere whose inspiration made the book possible.
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SHOCKS IN NOSE DIVE;
 BIG DROP

NEW YORK. May 18-LP-A burst of selling hit the stock market hard in the final 20 minutes of trading today and knocked prices down by as much as S5 share.
 After fairly optimistic start, the market sold lower most all day, and then nose-dived at the end.
 Nervousness in Wall street over current phases of the war in Korea, plus London diplomatic reports that Russia would like to talk over Kor- can and Far Eastern settlements with the United States, were con- sidered factors in the fall.
 Around $1,75O,0O0,000 was cut by the fall from the quoted value of all listed, stocks.
 The Associated Press index of 60 stocks dropped $180 to $9260, the sharpest break since Dec. when our forces were retreating in Korea before newly arrived Chinese Reds.
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VESSEL OVERDUE

The fishing vessel Edna, 3l- foot double-ended troller belong ing to Robert Schoenwald of Sit- ka, has been reported overdue to Coast Guard headquarters here The vessel with only Schoenwald aboard left Seattle April 25 en- route to Sitka and nothing has been heard from him since. The vessel is a 20-year-old craft and evidently has no radio. It is white with gray trim. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of this boat is re- queSEsd to send woSd tQ.CoaSt Guard headquarters here.
 FROM NOME
 Daisy C. Keene of Nome, arrived here on PIMA yesterday and is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
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RED FORCE OFFENSIVE
 |5 FIERCE

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timated the enemy is capable of hurling 1,141 900 men against a vast ly outnumbered LIN Army. The fund of Red manpower constitutes "a critically dangerous threat head quarters statement said.
 But U. s. 8th Army Field Com mander Van Fleet predicted the human sea" tactics would fail.
 You are heroes of this hour and this age" Van Fleet told his men.
 ENEMY POURING IT ON
 TOKYO, May 18 -tR- The ene- my is pouring it on in Korea, ex- plotting his advantages fairly well and in some spots the situation is serious.
 Trapped elements of an American division fought south through mass ed Chinese in East-Ceptral Korea Friday as the Reds pressed gigan- tic offensive on the entire front with callous disregard for the slaughter of their own men.
 The thousands of Communist losses were staggering, but by sheer weight of numbers the Reds were pushing back the LIN line across Korea and had gained as much as 20 miles in three days of bloody at tack. az
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The
WEATlIERMAN
Says
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity. Partly
cloudy and continued hot ana
humid today thru Wednesday
with scattered thundershowers
likely, Gentle 10 moderate varia-
bic winds, fresh at times.
Florida: Partly cloudy with
scattered showers and thunder
showers mostly in the afternoons
except for local showers at night
along the lower East coast. Lii.
tie change in temperature thru
Wednesday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gull Of Mexico:
Gentle 10 moderate variable.
mostly southerly winds over
north portion thru Wednesday.
Moderate southeasterlg winds
over south portion, occasionally
fresh in the Florida Straits. Part
~ cloudy weather. Few showers
or thundershowers mostly in the
south portion,
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School Aids
Blind Children

PITTSBURGH -iPl.-Asevens
tn grade student, Eugene Hostel
Ter, stood in a school room here
recently and described the South
American country Of chile-just.
how it looks and where ii fits
on the map.
Eugene is blind. The school.
where he talked is the Western
Pennsylvania School for thu
Blind. Eugene used a large relief
map that came apart He plucked
Chile from the map and keeps
running his sensitive fingers
over It's mountain ranges and
jagged coastline.
Eugene was one of a parade Of
blind children who demonstrated
how they learn despite their
handicap, The occasion was the
schools first institute for par
ents.
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Today In History

I70l-French soldier, Cadillac.
from Montreal, POUNDS Detroit
builds a fort and settles with so
soldiers and SO coIonists.
I794-climax Of the historic
Whiskey Rebellion in Western
Pennsylvania.
I847-Salt Lake City, Utah.
founded by Brigham Young al the
head Of a small band Of Mormons.
I870-First through train from
Pacific Coast arrives IN New
York.
Is08-Ameriean Hayes wins
Marathon at Olympic Games in
London.
1915 Excursion steamer East
land turns over in her Chicago
pier-85O lost.
ag1sIn effect the Kellogg
BRAND Fact outiaa1ng war
1888 President Roosevelt
broadcasss appeal to sign Up on
industrial emergency code 10 help
put millions back to work. ;
1916 Fifth atom bomb explod-
ed-in Bikini underwater test.
1850 Truman asks Congress foI
GOO. 200 more in armed forces.
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The Citg Of Key West Florida
VIII receive sealed bids 10 ise open
cd by the City Commission at ,6l
psi August S, 1881 ih the cts
Hall Key West Florida.
g.. Lease III Concession rights
at Wac6erS Field Stadium
for SWte OF merchandise
within or 81 stadium grounds
for period 81 tWo years
All bids 10 be based on She
gross receipts
Each bid stall state the
minimum number OF err
p3oyeas ta be used during
any scheduled game, aad
bidder shall agree 10 sell
merchandise Al prices pre-
Taiifng throughout the State
Of Florida
THE supce Rsfnl bidder slal be
granted free rent and utilities bat
must complete concession booths 81
their own expense Including ali
sagipuneut IN manner aceepta bic
10 the City Manager.
The City Commission reserves
the right To reject any and All bids
Dated tfsis 94th gay 81 3p3y. A. D.
1881 at Key West, Florida.
DAVE KING,
City Manager
5Hl@4.zssI
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So-Legal Notices
tContlnuedl


TIE city of Key West Florida
w{li receive led bids 10 }e open
I'd hy The cry Commission at = -Ht
FM August S, 1881 IN the C5{y
HaiI Key West, Florida.
Lease vi parking area for
period az Two years, bids to
tae basel en gross receipts
BIDS shall stale the maxi
mum parking charges MIN
5u1um numher IF parking at
PENDANTS. and information -
10 maintaining the parking
area.
The Gig Commission reserves
the right e. res seer any ana ais bids
Dated this 2tIh daY OF Juiy
a, D.. 1850. a Key West, Florida
DAVE KING.
CITY Manager
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NOTICE or FILING FINAL
REPORT kNn RPpIKE AT'EaN
ron ERFSE7 ~ Ekf-Er

Notice is hereby given to All per
S9ns that t.aDnrna Lanisa Daniels.
the undersigned Administrative Of
the Estate of Thomas, Franklin
Saunders, deceased. has filed with
the Honorable Raymond r. Lord
County Judge nf Monroe County,
Florida her final Report as said
Administrators and has also made
ana filed with said Judge appiica-
tion for her disrh~Re as said Ad-
mluiStratrl&
hated this 10th aay Of july 1881.
Lauorua Louise Daniels
As ADMINISTRATIVE of the Estate Of
Thomas Franklin Saunders. DE-
ceased.
jnly l6-I7-24-SI.- 1851.
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IA n IfNlatIt u
LILLIAN l.. Mcl<TI.LIP,


"a re- Estate of
LILLIAN l.. MCl<IT.LIP
nec~aS ed-
To ALL CREDITORS AND ALL
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS AGAINST SAID Is
TATE.
You and each II you, are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims or demands, which you, 0r
either -of yGu, may have against
The estate Of Lillian L. Ackf3lp
GeceaS ed, fate Of said County 20
The County Judge If Nenror C0uu-
~, F'ler5ds2, ~ his office in the
Court House uf said County al Key
west, Florida, within eight ~ "a
l4naar months from he date az the
first puh5 ics tioR sof this Notlce.
Each such claim or demand shah ba
In writing and shall state she
place af residence ard post office
address Of the claimant and sha .
Zee SEV erD to @y the claimant, his
aSt ht or attorney, a9d any Snch
claim or demand net SO flied snail
he void.
r,a,ed th3s 2nd day Of July, a. u.
IsaE
tSdt Roy Z. MrkII.II4o,
As adWiniStra tor Of the Estate 1T
Lillian l.. MeKiHlp. deceased.
" CURRY HARRIS,
Attorney fer Administrator.
Jul&-fg~iT-2 1881
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Classified
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME gAII-sHN

NOTlCE = HEREBY GIVEN thar
the undersigned. desiring to engage
ia business under The fictitious
name of Ace Service" Taveruier.
Florida, intends to register the Sa "a
."fff1offS rs me- With the 17srR ~
the Circuit Court If Monroe Co5n-
iys Florida
Dated July .. 1851.
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Sote owner.
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NOTICE on NALE

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NOTICE ny PI BLICATtoN
To. THOMAS w. SHoCkI-EN
& 50 Joi8n Shoekley
ISs 9Ilh ST Northeast
Atlanta Georgia
Yoa arp hereby notified That a
gil of Complaint for divorce mas
nos filed against you. and yon are
t,Arels- required to seeTNe Cop@ OF
vopr Answer to the Bin of tenn
nlainf on the Compartments AtRor-
nev. ana file the original Answer III
fhe sffice of the clerk at the tir :
enft Court an or before tne S9ro
aav IL August, 1851. IN default OF
vvBirh the bill ~ Complaint VIII oe
lien III ron feassSi against y0a.
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seaf4 EARL p ADAMS,
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Monroe 10 usftgs Florida.
BY lsds Florence =. sawyer
Deputy clerk
IA uas and address Of Complainant s
NJ ItsNATIEs LESTER
4s0 Fleming street
KEY West, Florida
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Unemployment Wanted

MIDDLEAGED, white sober, re-
liable married man desires en-
ployment. Neat appearance, good
references. Experienced in many
fields Atlantis Apis No. 10, Unit
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When railroads first appeared
10 stop the first locomotive that
ran IN their country the Chinese
piled their best crockery on the
rails.
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~ the CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIATEENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
~ AND FOR MONROE coz MY
IN CHANCERN.
Case Ma. I2-SS6
DORIS CEEECH NASCiM E%Vo,
Complainant.
vs.. DIVORCE
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Presentation

Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
74g5
barometer tSea Leven 500 AM
30.07 ins.-I0I8.3 n1bs-
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

3tAAG H3Atts-
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To. MANUEL NASCIMENTts,
: :. COn8cu Denver,
care Continental OH Ca,
baltimore Maryland.
YOlr ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been 4led
a. 4lnst YOU heTeiR and yea ars re-
quHed 10 serve a copy of your am
ety er on atJerney for the Complain
ans and file the original thereof
sri al the Cltrk Of iheYGPprt on spr
heGore Augu sd 2sta.t las8s btk erRassss
Decree Pro ConfessQ .-Wili he en-
tered against Nou. Z
Rated at Key West. Monroe
County, Florida, this gard day 81
July A. 3D. 1851
(Clreult Court
ScaI) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk, Circuit Court.
BY: {Sd) Florence e. sawyer,
fSepaty CLERK
ENRIQUE ESQCINALDo, JR.
Attorney for Complainant
/ SOS sNhifehead ST,
/ Key West. Florida,
juI24-3I ug5-l4, 1851
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SOUTHERN BEL TELEPEONE

SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
has openings for student opera
tors. No experience recessary
Good jobs with many promotion
opportunities for girls who are
high school graduates. Ages 10
through %. Regular pay increases.
Interesting work. Apply Mrs
Peters. Employment Office, $50
Southland, Monday through Fri
day. iuly5-tf
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s-Female Help Wanted

WAITRESS and curb girl wanted
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Weather Summary For The

Weather Summary For The
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Area And The Eastern Gulf Of
Mexico:
Conditions are normal with
partly cloudy skies and scattered
local showers and a few thun-
dershowers. Moderate easterly
winds prevail except fresh at
times in the Caribbean area.
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SALESMAN wanted. Apply Frank
Johnson, GA Duval. juIv23 e,