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The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-10-19
The MacIUer Report

One OF the most laughable f weren't episodes
presentday Jewish life
groups toward the famous MacIver Report
Prof Robert M MacIver
the combined of agencies fighting antiSem make
and submit recommendations how the job might
However, filed his
agencies involved found everything
The Authorization League and the American Jewish
ee two which under criticism by Mac
liver Certainly their purposes assuredly
their tecnques In other Prof MacIve had audacy
crcse of the who hired him. Evidently
wasn't what they had anticipated Some the
ADJ and the American Jewish Committee
atbuting latent nSemitm to the good professor
Certainly Professor Macver had been thoroughly Investigated
and recommended before his
suggestions which asked We that the
ADJ and the American Jewish Committee the
of constituents thinkinned
of the other fellows opinion expect him to be
And let be careful lest who combating
anti Semism do unconsciously practice defamation
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LETTER
To THE EDITOR

Dear Editor:
On behalf of myself and the
other Jewish men and officers
S t a t on e d at Fl. Huachuca,
should like to thank the Tucson
Jewish community for their out
standing efforts in our behalf and
for the warm reception and cor
dial hospitality given us during
the High Holidays.
Special thanks go to the Jew
ing Welfare Board and Armed
Forces committee for their tire
less work in arranging the serv-
icemen'S affairs in Tucson. And
to the charming, personable young
ladies of the Jewish community,
who helped so much to make the
affairs a success, which, 1 am sure
they will continue to be.
Again for the men and myself
I say thanks"
Sincerely yours,
Fred Swidler.
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stable government. Mr.. Ben Cur
ion said that the government
would strive to increase output
In both the agricultural and in
dustrial fields to assure the pop
ulation adequate supplies of prod
ucts. He also promised to i'm
prove the efficiency of the gov
eminent apparatus.
The debate was begun by the
General Zionist leader, DR.. Peretz
Bernstein, who assailed the Ma
pals refusal to give his party top
economic posts in the government
and announced that the centrists
would vote against the govern
ment. A similar announcement
was made by Mapam leader Meir
Yaari
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Calendar Of Cuminq Events

Oct.
20-TucSon AZA Installation Dance,
HilleI House, $3.50 pm.
2G-JWV Party, Mrs. Max Block, patio,
2O39 E. 1St, pm.
21-BBG Lillian Valid, meeting, Center
pm.
21-BBG Stars of Rebecca, meeting,
Center pm.
21-Hillel meeting, Hillel, pm.
21-CJA Volunteer, Solicitors, Break
fast, Center am.
service, Temple
EMANUEL 1880 pm.
22-BBW meeting, Hillel, pm.
24-BBW Membership Tea, Mrs. Ben
SOnenblick home, IS Canine Mir
amOnte, "a pm.
24-Sheva Pioneer Women, SimchaS
TOrah party, AnShei Israel, 8:15
pm.
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73-Member Cabinet
Continued from page y

Ii Jill PcA0S L j
the supply and rationing machin-
cry, but insisted that the Mapai
would not compromise its policy
of ga minimum for all before
plenty for few" He added that
he felt that a system of free en-
terprise could not provide plenty
for all.
The Premier reserved his heav-
lest attack for the proportional
representation system (seats in
Knesseth in proportion to num-
Der of votes a party receives).
This, he said, encouraged splinter
parties and prevented a single
majority party from forming a
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UCC.
25-Frank Kingdom report on Israel
and Europe" Center pm.
27-Young Israel Sisterhood, Turkey
Dinner, Center 7-9 pm.
2S-TYMS dinner-dance, Temple, 7 pm.
28-Hillel membership dinner, HiIleI,
pm.
29-Temple Emanuel Sisterhood board
meeting, Temple, 1 pm.
29-Canasta Club, Mrs. Sol Ellis home,
1902 E. 9Th, 2 pm.
29-JWV Auxiliary get-tOgether, WV
hall, 8 pm.
30-HadaSsah meeting, AnShei Israel,
l pm.
31-AnShei Israel SiSterhood cafeteria
supper, AnShei Israel, 6-8 pm.
31-Hillel Halloween party, Hillel, $3.50
pm.
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5712-1951
HOShana Rabbah ...-.......S Sun. Oct. FL
Shemini AtZeret ..........M Mon. Oct. 22
Simhat Torah Tues, Oct. 23
*RoSh HOdeSh HeSvan. Wed. Oct. 81
*ROSh HOdeSh KiSlev....Fri Nov. 30
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ROSh HOdeSh TeVet.Sat. Dec 20
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*ROSh HOdeSh TammuZ- June "a
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01
When 11-spoffed cucumber

When 11-spoffed cucumber
beetle attacks green beans in
Oregon, the grower is apt to call on
an airplane buster to apply Mar
late" methoxychlor insecticide.
'Marlate" controls many other in
sects as well, and its residue is no
hazard to the people who eat the
beans. ''Marlate'' is highly effective
as spray or dust, and where other
insecticide residues on fruits and
vegetables are problem, "Marlate"
gives insect control with high de-
gree Of safety.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01
Now recommended for peoeh

ieuf curl In West Coast fruit areas,
"Fermate" fungicide gives the same
effective control of this disease that
it does for apple and pear scab. Du
Point sFermate' is also ideal for
control of cherry leaf spot, cram
berry fruit rot, grape black rot and
raspberry anthracnose. Because
"Fermate7 is so mild on foliage and
fruit leaf growth stays greener,
plants are more vigorous, and yields
are often higher.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

E0s uhsSet So1FFCf on utr0ET0
hoy, the product to use is MAR
LATE methoxychlor insecticide ac-
cording TO Utah experiments. That's
because ''Marlate" combines effec-
tive control of insects with high
degree of safety as far as residue is
concerned. In Utah tests, dairy cows
were fed on ''Marlate"- treated hay
for over four months. None of the
animals showed any trace of residue
inmilk or meat, so 'Marlate" proved
to be no hazard to persons who use
the milk or meat. Moreover, the
'Marlate' residue on the alfalfa hay
did no harm to the animals them
selves.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

nACK in the drouth years we
Id used to gaze enviously at the
rainless clouds passin' overhead and
refer to them rather bitterly as
'empties goin' back to Kansas" Now,
up to our ears in last years bumper
wheat harvest, we see hundreds of
empty boxcars high-tailin' it west
ward through Montana. We are told
these cars are bein' rushed to the
lumber mills on the coast to trans
port lumber for defense construc-
ton. Too bad we can't slow these
empties long enough to load some
of them with the wheat the coast
flour mills are cryin' for. Guess the
defense transportation administrator
has a single track mind.
I have always felt that natural
forces and resources were designed
for mans use in the best way he
could figure out. So I don't look
upon this cloud-seedin' business as
any affront TO the Almighty. But
/ am just little nervous about the
extent TO which this artificial rain
increasin' is goin' TO be tried out
this season. II may prove TO be
mighty good medicine but until
we know more about If we may not
be too smart in takin' the whole
bottle at one gulp.
Judgin' from the shortage of box
cars, and the rather sorry condition
of a lot of those that are in operation,
the railroads must have been gettin'
set for a depression after the war.
Much to their surprise, and that of
everybody else, they ran smack into
a defense boom instead. Reminds me
somehow of the old wheeze about
the fellow who never got around to
fixin' the leak in the roof of his
cabin. When it rained it was too wet
to work and when it stopped the
roof didn't need fixin'.
Martha is havin' her annual fus-
sci with the garden seed catalog-
trYin' 10 keep her enthusiasm from
gettin' out of the range of her
arthritis.
That city farmer down-the-road
was waitin' outside the delivery
room at the hospital where his first
offspring was expected momentarily.
He wanted to appear completely at
ease so decided that when the nurse
came out to tell him about the new
arrival he would quietly ask her
how much the baby weighed But
when the announcement finally
came that he was the father of a
lovely daughter, he was so excited
that he actually blurted out: "How
old is she?"
The crop of wonder-seed sales
men is larger than ever this spring.
accordin' 10 word from the high
line. Some of the younger farmers
are said TO be payin' $3.50 bushel
for wheat with guarantee verbal
of course) 10 out-Yield and OUT
protein the regular tried-and-tesfed
varieties by a wide margin. Of
course none of the really expert
enced growers ever fall for such a
racket. Or do they?
Doggie johnson says whether the
politicians claim the latest legisla-
.ture was the 'sbest in history" or the
worst on record" it doesn't seem tt
affect his calf crop one way or the
other.
Montana Farmer-StOcko,an
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

Montana Farmer-StoCkman
Published twice month, on the LIST and 18th,
by The Montana Farmer, Inc. Great Falls,
Mont. Entered as second class matter at the
Postoffice at Great Pals, Mon ssnnas
tana. under act of March 3, 1879. 0egsssssss0
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01
Inseef control on peaches !,

IHseef eohTFoI on pedenes is
now both more effective and safer
on the score of residue where Du
Point ''Marlate'' methoxychlor in
secticide is used. ''Marlate'' controls
the three major pests: codling moth,
Oriental fruit moth and peach twig
borer, as well as curculio, orange
tortrix, leafhoppers, etc. Moreover,
'Marlate" is safe to use even close
to harvest, since its residue is no
hazard to the persons who eat the
fruit.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

FoxtoiI i'm sUgor beefs no long
err need be a major weed problem,
according to results with Du Point
TEA weed killer in Iowa farm
paintings. In pre-emergence appli-
cations, Du Point TEA gave excel
lent control of foxtail in all tests,
from 5 lbs. per acre to Is lbs. per
acre. No injury to the sugar beets
was evident.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01
NEWS I'M BRIEF

Alfalfa weeVII control was bet
ter with Du Point ''Marlate" insec-
ticide than With any other product
used. according to 1850 tests in
Nevada. 'Marlate" applied when
the alfalfa was Ia to 10 inches tall
gave complete control of the larvae
both IN experimental plots and In
farm fields. ''Marlate' has a high
safety factor, too, because its residue
on the alfalfa is not hazardous to
livestock that eat the treated forage
or stems from alfalfa threshed for
seed
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01
From Oregon TO New York tn

control for white mold on pole and
snap beans is Du Point ''Zerlate''
fungicide. This effective carbamate
fungicide combines disease control
with mild reaction on the crop foil
age, so there is no danger Of burning
or stunning, growth is more vigor-
Gus and yields are higher. Du Point
'Zerlate" is also outstanding for
control of tomato anthracnose and
carly blight, for downy mildew of
cucurbits, and for celery leaf blights.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

Doggie Johnson says whether the
politicians claim the latest legisla-
.ture was the ''best in history" or the
worst on record" it doesn't seem to
affect his calf crop one way or the
other.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01
WHY Du Pont Weed Killers
Give Better Results
At Low Cost

weeds in crops Pont
advantages:
No nozzle cloggng No sudge to accumulate prayer
Mixes easily in hard or soft
Ideal for concentrated low to 10 gallons
acre. excellent also for heavier coverage sprays.
Economical High concentration of I'D acid in each gallon
Safe wheat barley oats, pasture, and rangeland and
grass for seed when used directed
Destroys most broadeaf weeds without danger that
tolerant to 24-D.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

your pes
products Ask him also booklets e Du Pon GaSse Chemical
Wilmington DEL; III Suter St, San Francisco Calf.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

Martha is havin' her annual tus-
sci with the garden seed catalog-
trYin' 10 keep her enthusiasm from
gettin' out of the range of her
arthritis.
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l948 DODGE custom Sedan
Splendid condition reason
able your own terms. vii
liam Meyers 602 Duval ST Tel
100.
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Convict Released !
For Wood Carving,
Back In Again

NEW YORK lP,-The chapel
Of the good thief is the priaeof tlle
New York State Prison at Dan
uemola - Clinton Prison The
chapel contains the art work If
many prisoners including an al
nmnuS named Harold Seller He
IS a skilled mason and woodoar.
ver. Seller did SO we'll on this
project that he was released III
l948, after serving half Of q 40
year term fae ar1ned robbery
This ives fine break the
party's over lads. Seller IS on
his way hack, the cops found a
Sub,naChine gun and three loaded
pistols in his rooms in Manhattan.
And he so two terms of 13 to
"a years each--to run conseeu-
tively, One after the other-a5 70
% wears. He is 81.
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ID. 81 HoovER poINpExTIE..E

III Qg) Hoover John 'Poinde
ter. SO, retired Naval officer ara
brcther-in-law of Municipal Judge
Hilary Albury died last night al
1905 AZ the Naval Hospital. Death
was due 10 high blood pressure
and arterial disease.
His wife, Mrs Dorothy Aibufy
PoindeXter, Judge Albury's sist
er. was notified in Miami Whefe
she lives at 30s6 N. ". l7ih
street
1t poindexter's body will he
shipped 10 Arlington Nationa
Cemetery for burial after prepaF-
alton at Lopez Funeral home.
Surviving 1T. Poindexter besides
his widow. are two sisters, Mrs
Dolly Williams. and Mrs. RahS
Daring, Webb City, Mo. and -four
brothers Jesse A. Newell f.,
George and Howard Poindexter.
1t poindexter taught at Key
West High School last year.
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Southeast Asia
Dominion
Suggested

Observation-Disclosures Sin
gapoFe political leaders are talk
ing about creating a dominion
for Southeast Asia to incorporate
Singapore, the Federation of Ma
laya. Brunei, British North Bor-
neo and Sarawak.
The suggestion was formally
advanced by Counselor Tho
Chan Bee before the Singapore
Legislative Council,
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50-Legal Notices
tContinuedl

IN THE CIRCUIT EoURT or THE
SENTEENTH JHpltIAL CIRCUIT
OF TIRE STATE or FLORIDA.
y ~ CHANCERF.
case M. f2-s54
NAOMI RULER.
Complainant
vs. DbNQfxCE u
FRANK BUTLER,
Defendant
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
To FRANK BUTLER.
go South Eth 81.
Richmond, Virginia.
Yot: ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against YOU herein and you are re-
qaired to serve copy Of Veug an
sHer on attorney for the Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with The Clerk NJ the Court Sn or
before August 6th. 1881. otheTW ise
Decree FRO CDnftSs0 viii he en-
tered against yea.
aATETt "a Kew West Monroe
County. Florida. this 3Fd dan of
Niy, A. -, 1891,
stCjrcuit Court
SAaD Earl. r. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit court
BY: Kathleen &0gf8ee,
Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM Y. ALBt'RX.
SOS Whitehead street,
Key West, Florida.
Attorney for complainant.
iul5-12-19- 70, 1851
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3
.ll
NORMAN cRusoE

Norman CruSoe. 70, who was al.at
cigar picker and packer here about
twenty five years ago. died ofta
heart attack early Tuesday morn
ing in Tampa a''
He is survived by his wife. Mrs
Vernell Valdez CruSoe, of Tampa. .
"A son. Norman .Jr WIN < 1p9khsa p.
tie u S. Army in Fort Jackson - !
Soath Csrolina two daughters =
me IN New York and one 81
Tampa; two brothers. Clarence ''ls
Crusoe of Key West and Eddie iss
Crusoe of Bartaw, Florida: and
tive Grandchildren,
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PAPY BLASTS
(Continuete rrorn Pag, Onel

k1.ontinuef~ nom PagS Onel
al Park service, all ask is that
these fellows don't confuse the
issue themselves by hiding a law
in their pockets. We want full
explanation of il.
Addressing the association We
hemently, Rep. Papy went on to
say that he never objected to
deer conservation. Its just that
l am trying to do the right thing
for my people. ! object to land
condemnation. Right now. be-
cause of the National Park. Low
er Keys people can't expand eX-
cept along the east coast. We
cant build toward the Gulf,
That's for the Park. We didn't
oppose that but we suffer from
il. 1t stymies the mosquito CON
troll. WaterholeS for bird sane
.tuarieS are breeding places for
the mosquito. AS a result. the
Keys are plagued and some pros
pective buyers driven away.
That's a sacrifice we make. We
make others with no objection
even though there can be no
proper development and without
that development. where are we
to get taxes from the Lower
Keys,
Pointing out that taxpayers
had already the burden of pay
inc for an electric line TO the
Keys costing between Sl75,000
and $1,000 and for roads, Papy
POSED the question. What viii
we do il more land is taken from
us, slowing expansion and SO
limiting source of tax income,
He said that there were other
pieces Of land in the Keys where
the deer could be placed with
out ,tondemnine any eFsasseIty,
sssys sSiltlS X q ai ls
50 Sf's vi !, rs 6f E1s5oe
sss.y ia Parry aaslsns Johnson.
Little Pine, Annettee and Howe
Kew as possible sanctuary for the
deer which James Silver. Re
sionai Director Of the U. 5. Fish
and wildlife service says must be
protected or vanish.
Sawyer pointed out that the
deer would stay where they were
nut if watered and fed properly
He told of Key Deer being at one
time ON Stock Island and Boes
C,hica rot more than Is years
ago. thus proving that they car
live anywhere in the Keys.
They did not die out, they
were killed" he said.
Because OF short notice and the
heavy rainfall, a great many o.
| the KEYS property owners dc
not attend last nights special ses'
lsion. A regular meeting will ot
| held Thursday, August 2, at
nm. at Sawyer's Camp on Cud'
joe Key.
When the announcement wa:
made. papy Immediately said NJ
wanted 10 invite Charles Brook
field. Allen Corson, Stuart Whit
| ing and A. d. Bailey. president
Of tire Dade County Conserva-
ton Council, to the meeting.
We want them to come anc
Iclarifv the matter" Papy de
elared We are only trying to
protect our own rights. and the
Herald printed untruths about
the situation. An apology is Ger
I4ainiy due me and Keys property
owners he said, as well as ex.
plantation of the entire Deer Key
probIem.p
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EDNA L. YOUNG

Mrs, Edna L. Young. 60. died
last evening at Monroe General
Hospital Remains are being sent
today to Miami, Florida for Gre
nation by the Lopez Funeral
Home.
Survivors. husband, William II,
Young; one sister. Mrs. daasioa
Hale.
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38-AutomoDIles For Sale

l948 OLDS 4-door sedan with
Deluxe radio. No shifting.
Only $398.00 down and easy pay
ment plan on balance Call at 5l8
VIM. st, or Phone 1888 Original
paint. One owner. Driven only in
Florida. july29 -6tx
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a2Dogs-Cats-Pets

REGISTERED Cooler Spaniel
puppies, just like you saw at
Navy Carnival. l.. BABlair. 1928
Seidenberg. @ ialy2l-6t
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Experience is pretty thorough
teacher. but unfortunately her
most valuable lessons are not
learned iii TOO late 10 profit byl
them.
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he
WEATHERMAN
SAYS
FORECAST

Key West ami Viemity. ClAitlv
with showers and thuaderstorlns
today through Friday. not quite
so warm. Moderate 10 fresh east
erly to Southerly winds except
variable in and near thunder
showers.
Florida Partly cloudy. warm
end sultry through Friday. Seat
tered showers and thunder
showers mostly in the afternoons
except for night showers on the
lower east coast.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gldf Of Mexico.
Light To moderate winds mostly
northeast to southeast over south
portion and mostly southeast Ia
southwest over north portion
Partly cloudy weather Few
showers mostly oyer south par
ton through Friday.
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STXTEENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
oE FUR STATE OF FLORIDA,
~ Am ron MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERf, ...s.5s +. :
! 81 lsG.sssnsr No, R ~ u No. II
nv AT II Il se a Est4E.. 4 !; n AZ Il
Sc ssss. a3FNasgkf'H
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To. ELSIE JEAN 7, CAtLEf.
Rihh Graves Avenue,
Montgomery, Ala ia ma.
YOI7 ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to serve a copy OF
your Answer TO the CompiaiHt TOT
Divorce on the Complainant At
gorney. and file the Original An
xver in the office Of the tlerk OF
,hs. circuit court on or before the
sfSf day Of August, A. - l$94, III
th. above entitled matter. other~
wise the allegations therein con-
tanned Wiz he taken as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED % Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, TINS
18Th aaN of July. a n 1884
tcssD EARL II. ADAMS
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe Csanty. Florida
pv. tsd) Florence F. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
T. y. PORTER ~,
Sohritor FOR Complainant,
41S Fleming Street,
Key West. Florida
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q

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. desiring to
engage in business under the fic-
tltt0uS name of Key West Motor
Compa nv" ala Greene Street. Key
West. Florida, intends To register
the sand fictitious name with the
Clerk of the Circuit court 1T Mon
roe county, Florida
Natea Juivtl. 1851.
PETER E,STE$OZ,
ANTONIO ESTE$ttZ
Suit COW nerS.
uly i2-l4-26; Aue 2.l95l
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Ia polythessiic countries the
cewefs ii tefrori.besote. b ..t
erett army OF spirits and demons.
far more than before their gods
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Weather Summary Tor The
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Area And The Eastern Gulf OF
Mexico:
Weather conditions are about
normal today with moderate
easterly winds except fresh at
times over the Caribbean. Nmmer
Gus showers are NOTED over the
eastern Caribbean Showers are
widely scattered in the north
western Caribbean and are eX
pected 10 become more ntnaerugs
on Friday and Saturday,
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27--propertY Wanted

WANT TO BUY from owner
three bedroom home in de
sirable neighb0rhood Must be in
Al order and priced riNlt Box
JG-l, Go Citizen. july23 l2t
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
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50Legal Notices
NOTICE Under FICTITIOUS
AAME aEEA IsIrntEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
thar the Undersigned desiring tn
engage iH business under the fic-
tlfious name .of TWINS tiaraEe. 20
ll3a puEal street. Kew West, Flor
da. intends 60 register the Spid file
t7fl"tte name with the CIcrk Of the
ircuit Court ct Monroe County
Florida
itat+d ulvll. 1851.
PETER ESTENOZ.
ANTONIO ESTE%1T
sole 0sW nerS
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-26

The poet sees hidden relations
in ideas; the painter sees in form !.
and color hidden relations toe
which the ordinary vision sis
blind a.. .s,.... I. !.