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MRS. GARDNER r..
HATHAWAY ii.
The former
Field (chicago) Photo.
Miss Marjorie II. Charlton.

hASo NAdA julio HI ShdAAtUhs
The marriage of Miss Marjorie
Harig Charlton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lyons Charlton
of Madison, Wis, and Mr.. Gard
ner Ruff Hathaway II, son of
the late Mrs. Landon Carter
Berkeley of Danville, Va. and the
late Mr.. Samuel Devereaux Hath
away of Norfolk, Va, took place
yesterday in the Blessed Sacra-
ment Rectory in Madison. The
Rev. Dennis A. Mcnamara per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Ruth Thomas Charlton
acted as her sisters maid of honor
and Mr.. Samuel Devereaux was
best man for his brother. The
brides brother, Mr.. Albert Rey-
nolds Charlton, was the usher.
After a wedding trip the couple
will make their home in George
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Dainty Blouse

Choose the blouse richly
trimmed with Valenciennes lace in
jabot effects, and flattering
touches of lace at the wrists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

additionally associated with a selection of
fine quality watches and jewelry in broad
range of prices.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07

Police Officer Garrison Gets HIST Autograph
On ..Dollar Thai won's Be Spent" Bui Framed
RY SUSAN MeAvoY

BY SUSAN MeAvoS
layout ~ ten Of EIGHT this rornng
when saw last wslkins man accompanied RIGHT
across In front Of City Hail.
shouted.
The Editor and al the from the eompoag
rushed out Greene street We v: sooo ana ssfeo IS m
Presi up . Of pvvai
we him What for7 Psfroran
Robert President Truman We them shs
nj nds and President 70 write somehng
dent iesped int driven or
as ne walked away fowsra ne
instead If he customary loud flying beige
ntiv street Secret Service not o
also rode along convertible ana
giving vgant gances az every single spectator
In the seconds the shout THE President went out oef
building souls al Sloppy Joes showed more r.
sant their remained their bar stools
When later he u ms report q hs
sreetcorner confab with President truman p..a..
II lust coming OIL uuty ana 80" hs riesHeens.
President Truman said:
snapped TO and said In
Hello Mr. President Would mind auographng my de'af
on'' Tn. pr..,deo, su,..d and said; ard Be clad
Garrison handed and the President inscribed the denaf
bill the side Of car in front OF sloppy zoe :.
And ii won't Garrison said. He Is going to frame n
Then the police the President pleasant time q
his visit and Merry Christmas me freupA IS
aes very eonssnisla Ne smiled ard va:
friendly The time. his sees wandsfs0a ssn s"a
Garrison also noticed thai had On qaeer shirt
than usual s. 80 !. -. 49, ...a,.. * d reht IA
Phe staff returned 10 The Citizen right e s npe
writer And for President Truman ana "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
Day OF Infamy
Is Recalled
By America
TEN YEARS AGO
TO-DAY WITHOUT
WARNING PEARL
HARBOR ATTACKED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-+R,-The
scene in the Honolulu harbor at
dawn just ten years ago today was
of massive shapes Of the U. 5.
Pacific fleet, tied up and sleeping.
In rows of twos, glinting sunlight
we're eight battleships. % destroy
ers. five submarines and So auxili-
airy vessels
Mount Olympus stretched into
clear blue sky.
There was no activity on deck.
Most of the men we're on shore
leave for the week end. Ammuni-
ton was locked away in compart-
ments to which only deck officers
had the keys.
There was plenty of activity gas
miles to the north. AS dawn broke,
six japanese carriers, two battle.
ships, two cruisers and two de-
strovers fulfilled rendezvous.
Theirs had been a long and steal
thy journey, 900 miles--in abSo-
lutte secrecy.
On the flight decks. officers
shouted final instructions. Suicide
pilots, bOmbardiers and navigators
responded one-by-one to final
check.ups. Then 1870 bomberS and
fighters climbed into the air. cir
cled into formation above the
clouds and streaked southwark, to-
ward Hawaii
In Washington. D. c., the Navy
Department s code men had deliev.
cred to Secretary of State Hull the
decoded transcript of long secret
radio message from Tokyo.
The Navy had broken the code
long before, The message had been
sent that morning to the japanese
ambassador to the United States,
Admiral kichisaburo Nomura.
There were two supplementary
/ messages. One ordered the 14-part
statement delivered to the state
department precisely at one pm.
And the second directed Admiral
Nomura, Immediately after decOd
ing the message, to destroy his
cipher machine and all codes and
secret documents.
The lf-part declaration to the
! state department ended on this
, sentence
''The Japanese government re
! grets TO have to notify hereby the
/ American governmental cannot
Continued on Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
Tony vaeearo Gets Laughs With Speech

can swim TO his hearts content.
/ can't swim ten feet.
He mentioned other bare facts
and then announced he liked Key
West because Of the people.
He said he thought, personally.
that President Truman had come
to Key West little early this year
and that November was a plea
SAINT month in Washington with the
added quip, But well he back
there in time for the first snow,
He hued TO the line and the quips
fell where they were chopped. Here
are few Of the choice ones
AYsu have 70 get away from
Washington to find out what's GO
ing on around the country. Some
times think you have TO get away
from Washington to find out what's
going on in Washington
II cannot say with any official
authority that President Truman
will seek reelection There are
some reasons, including his trips
to Key West, why he might wish
to remain in office. He likes to
talk about the discomforts of the
Presidency. Those who seek il /,
he says, don't know what they are
geeting into, But in my travels
with him, here are some Of the
things I've seen him getting into:
! /. Big. sleek limousines.
z. A fast and luxurious plane.
8. A big fine yacht.
| 4. A private railroad car with
tub in which he can battle sit
ting down. "
| In more serious vein, Vacearo
said the President worked hard,
long hours. even when in Key
West
I'VE reporters never konw, when
ts'ontiDned ru Page Eight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
Truman Scans
Reports From All
Ouer The WorLd /

On This 10th anniversary Of
Pearl Harbor. President Tru-
man is scanning diplomatic
and military intelligence re.
ports from all parts of the
world.
These reports reach him at
the winter White House in Key
West. Florida by the fastest
possible means of eommUnies-
ton.
Some times eoUriers deliver
to the White House staff top
secret information arriving in
Washington from abroad. Mr..
Truman plans TO remain in
Key West Until the middle Of
the month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
SIrimpcr Disabled
Off Key West

The Coast Guard received a re.
port this morning at o7so from the
shrimp trawler Little Bill saying
it was disabled in position IS miles
NV Of Key West.
Four people are on board the
vessel which Is owned by william
S. Wells Of Southport. N, G.
The shrimper is IS feet long.
The Coast Guard Picketboat S31o3
left at 500 a. m. The picketboat
arrived at the scene at ll:20.
They are enroute to Key West
with the trawier in tow. They are
due here at 4;30 p. m. today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
Associated Press Writer
Addresses Rotary Club
SpeIlbinds Audience
With viii Rogers Humor
BY DOROTHY RAYMgR

BY DOROTHY RAYMsR
The viii Rogers of the
White House Press fraier-
nifty is Tony Naccaro of the
Associated Press. His brand
of huinor, delivered dead
pan with a Tennessee ac.
cent kept the Rotary Chez
members spellbound dur
ing the luncheon meeting
yesterday. lis the first time
I've seen the group sit
through an extra quarter
of am hour when a speaker
had the floor, without pro-
test or resilessness. In fact,
although Tony ran over the
usual time limit only by a
few minutes, the members
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
Mervin Thompson, Jr.

{ Photographs will be taken of all
entries and no additions, altera-
tons or deletions shah be made
subsequent to December %. Entry
blanks for the contest may be OBJ,
tanned from the Cuba Shop or from
Arthur'S News Stand
The Christmas lighting of homes
was first suggested in 1947 by K.
o. Thompson, then owner of the
Coca Cola bojtling plant, who ad-
dressed the Junior Chamber of
Commerce concerning the idea. He
donated 5000 prize money and out
lined various ideas and plans for
Frightening the city during the
Christmas season.
The idea caught on Immediately
and, in 1919. the City Electric Co.
started lighting Duval street with
strings Of colored lights. The City
lighting was extended to include
Truman avenue last year and is
Continued On Page oeveny
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07

Cleare And Bell Sum Up
Brilliantly For Jury
The case of the White Ibis went
to the jury at IL noon after oril-
liant conservation address TO the
jury by County Solicitor Allan B.
Cleare, Jr., and an able summation
by Defense Attorney w. D. Bell.
Defendants Odalph Stokes and
Ralph Mobiles testified unoer oath
this morning that they never had
possession Of the white ibis. the
charge on which they are being
tried before Criminal Court Judge
Thomas Caro- and jury of six.
Stokes said on the stand that he
did not assault Henry P. Bennett,
game warden for the National
Audubon Society on August IL.
Cross examination by Cleare
failed to shake the statements of
the two men, who admitted that
they had two shot guns in their
boat, but denied taking any shots
at the white ibis
Stokes admitted having a fight
with Bennett, but claimed it took
place week before the August II
date on which he is accused OF il.
legal possession of white ibis. He
said that on the earlier date No
bles separated him and Bennett
On the date of August IL. Stokes
and Mobiles both stated that they
had been cruising around in the
Everglades in their 20 foot boat
with two cases of beer. They de-
cided to pay a visit to Bennett,
though Stokes said he was not on
friendly terms with him after the
fight of the week before They gave
Bennett some beer to put on ice.
he said Then after cruising around
some more Bennett said the beer
was cold and they sat down and
had some beer together
Stokes and Mobiles both said this
was the only thing they knew. Two
or three days later they were ar
rested by Doug Hendry, deputy
sheriff Of Collier county where they
live. Stokes said that his discus
sions with Hendry on that morning
about shooting birds referred only
to duck hunting that he did IN sea
son.
Both men said that they admired
the work Of the Audubon Society
in protecting the thousands of white
ibis and other non.game birds on
Duck Rock, scene of the alleged
possession of the white IBIS. They
said they had been on friendly
terms with Bennett, and had never
been in jail in Monroe county.
Veteran lawyer Bell in his jury
summation distinguished between
dead and live birds. He said the
! law protects only live birds moi
their carcasseS, and claimed that
the white ibis being dead at the
,CrntInued on Faee F.ightl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07

ones.
Wearing modest light shirt in
stead of the usual violently color
full ones sported by thhe Presi-
dental party, he opened up with
compliments to the Rotary Club
singers led by Harold Laubscher,
on being accomplished enough to
know A Flat from B sharp, Key
Of G, Key of f., etc, adding When
| start TO sing, never know what's
coming out except that ii will be
flat. | never know what Key I'm
in.
That left him wideopen for the
haymsker, Key West. Of
course" and the laugh avalanche
never stopped from there or,
Tony admitted 10 ten trips to
Key West and that by now he likes
it here, even though | can never
be sure as to whyi Here, man
can find some of the worlds finest
fishing. | don't like fishing and
can't stand the taste of fish, (That
YVES kingfish with turtle soup on
the menu, bud). Here, too, man
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
Bird Battle
Goes To jury
This Noon

Stokes. Mobiles On Stand
Deny Possession Of Ibis
Cleare And Bell Sum Up
Brilliantly For Jury
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
Fifth Annual
W =
2
Contest Is On
Added Section Of
Contest VIII Include
Window Lighting,
Displays In Homes

The Fifth Annual Jaycce Xmas
Lighting Contest gets underway
this morning with an extra cate
CORY included Mcrvia Thompson,
Jr., &c pubHc relations official
said this morning
The added section Of The contest
viii include window lighting and
small displays ia private homes.
Participants in all categories will
be required to have their displays
lighted between tie hours of 700
p. m. and 8 50 . m from Decem-
Der % thru January 2, inclusive
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-07
Plumbing Permit
For Cabanas

Plumbing permit for the thirty
cabanas Of the Key Nester,
Roosevelt Boulevard. has been IS
sued.
The eabanas will adjoIn the lux
urous swimming pool 70 be con
structed at the hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-27

2. RMS. KIT, dinette and bath apt.
in new bldg. on George and Palmer
hwy. S67. so per mo. each. J. A.
TAPPONIER. UN. 1850. 81
TWO BEDRM. liv. rm., dinette. kitch-
en- and bath apt. S94 incl all utils
Mr.. shopping center, schools, etc.
Arundel Apis, 5000 Arundel I'd, Mt.
Rainier. Md. AP. .2070,. g
couple. $50 month. Refs. re-
quired. Ii. 6-3491. 1907 4th st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

UNIV. PARK-S17, $50;
just block from shopping center,
theater and bus; an excellent cot
taKe with attractive liv. and din.
rms, kit, 2 bedrms. and bath, all
oil h.-w.h.; det sarase; fine shade
trees. See this today. Can Wo.
$500. ONCE open till Q. EDw. H.
JONES & CO., INC, Chevy Chase,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK =
Charming bungalow in this very
ton; solid white brick construction
Of superb quality; slate roof; 5 rms.
e bedrms0, bath on LIST A.; lge.
bedrm; plus storage on 2nd f.; recr.
rm;' f1replaces. porch. oversize
b:,i. gar, gas h.-w.h.; priced at
$4,000; eut-of- town owner says
store; only S., 600 down to approved
P PeRlRsnfse! s. PH Hff ssn p Woi S352o
RAMBLERS, located only
mile from, Naval Hospital. We
are privileged to offer these very
ready for immed occupancy. Ali
homes consist Of 9 fun center hail,
lge. liv. rm. w/firepl.. din. rm..
gorgeous kit. with dishwasher. etc:
3 lge. bedrms., 2 tiled baths. full
fnsneinsa CAN v. B. HC''i WRIGHT SHasE,
BETHESDA-se4.s5O-In the beau.
tiful Glenwood section of rolling
lawns and well-kept homes: prewar
brick with slate roof; bedrooms, /
bath on End a.: powder room lst
a.; in addition to large living room
with fireplace. dining and modern
recreation room, in full basement;
attached garage; large level lot.
Exclusive with r. A. TWEED CO.,
INC, 5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
1890 til q p.m, -27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROFITABLE LINOLEUM and For
ofisr is days Cal, Mr. WRicHT
G re IG.e weekly. beer,
wei equipped, wonderful buy, on
good terms. AUERBACH a. CO.
GE. 1852, Dl. 650l.
JEWELRY PAWNSHOP FOR SALE
Reasonable price. Cali after IL am.
AM MI ESnS, ARCADE FOR SALE
Very reasonable; experience not
necessary; good money maker. RE.
OPPoRTUNITY to buy interesting
short order. waffle and sandwich
shop in one Of the best locations in
Washington, doing good business, in
highly profitable items. Only S10,-
900 cash down, balance very easy
Eo eefi e9A House House i for rent. sale;
fish mkt. sale or rent; cafe. rent;
hand laundry, rent. Ma. 1889. -2S
BEAUTY SHOP, fully equip, NV.
section, must sell. Call GE. 9619.
TWO GASOLINE SERVICE STA
TONS TONS for Lease lease With garages; soing
INC, 6225 Blair I'd. NV. IA.
s4NDwICH SHOP with soda fountain
ideal spot. See OWNER, SIS F st
FIRST-CLAss CAFETERIA, well ss.
tablished, In downtown Washing
ton; long lease; good opportunity
for future development. only S10.-
900 cash down, balance very easy
ST 900 CASH DOWN. To take over
a gift novelty and toy business at
very busy NV. corner loc.. terms
"a! ART , On bal. sT "a 1900; .h,,.s.7,
yrs. Fixtures and lease, no stock
GE. 1854. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-27
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont,

home; ige. front room; conv. to bus
and streetcar; no smoking or drink
ing: S25 mo. RA. 1876. go
46th ST. AND MASS AVE.-Attrac-
tive rm. and bath. near bus. and
shopping CENTER lady only. EN-.
AETdTFRsAc. Ice. TWIN RIM, sgle. or
dbl; mod elev. bldg; exc. transp.;
NORTHWEST ~ Master bedroom;
pvt. shower; lge.; 8 windows; airy;
pleasant; near bus. GE. $685.
14ee SPRING RID. N.w.-single rm.
for girl; laundry privileges. Tucker
1s $50 B nHHi1i ST. N.w.-Nicely
furnished single front room, second
floor, in clean quiet house, for a
refined; settled person; S35 mo-
11si COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. 81
phone; conv. transp. AID. 1907,
1885 N. Fl. AVE. NV. The Pana-
manian"-Lovely 1st-floor front
single room. $3.50 month. =
1855 p ST. NV, Dupont Manor
+ Coy Ist-fioor single room. next
Mr.. SHOREHAM-Lge. newly deco
rated, beautifully furn: bus, trolley
at door; sgle., 50; dble., $40. 194S
Calvert NV, AID. a6S1. .
GEORGETOWN Single room and
porch, semipvt. bath; breakfast
privileges. OR. 500.
DUPONT AREA, 1853 Que st. NV
Studio room, first floor; $50 month;
near Dupont Plaza. DU. 554S, MI.
WYOMING AVE. MANSION, lge. sgle.,
pvt, bath, newly dec, new furn.,
pretty lamps; s min. to F ST.; man:
$40 month. DU. 3lS3.
2132 WYOMING AVE.-Large front
studio room. windows, adjoining
bath, refrigerator; for gentleman
only. DU 1929. 2Ss
e SMALL ROOMS-2nd-h. front, for
person, S35; also l dble., S27 so
ca. 2l46 Fla. ave-. corner r. -27
400 4th ST. N.W.-Single room. run
ming water 81 wk. Apply Apt.
after pm. -27
92I SHEPHERD-Dble. rm. with twin
beds; also 2 sgls.; some privils.: pref
Govt young ladies' RA. 295S. I'll
WESTMINSTER HOTEL. 1907 18th
St.-Sgle.. dble. rms. S9-Sl6 wk
Run. water; day rates. Ho. 6120.
.17iO p ST. NV. The churchiif'-
maid service; SIS week. Also dble.
rms. $40 up. No. 1865. 80
1859 GIRARD ST. NV. "The Palmer
House" Lovely large, front sleeping
room; $40 mo. -2S
HOTEL SAVOY, 913 st. n.w.-Dou-
BILE rooms, SIC up; single rooms,
$1,000 and up; downtown location;
comfortable hotel service Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR REFINED, discriminating elder
ly people who want excellent ac-
commodations; newly opened: taste
fully redecorated home; meals care
fully planned and prepared; expert
and kindly supervision. MRS.
55si 9th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. twin
bedroom; delicious meals. GE.
1706 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Sgles.. dbles.; all mod. conv.; home
atmosphere: Southern cooking; pack
THE MAR LECTION. 1926 10th st.
n.w.-Single, double and triple
rooms for young ladies, young men;
running water, phones in rooms,
showers; excellent board. 29$
RETIRED LADY desires room with
meals in Christian home. Box 55-K
Star. %"
LARGE AIRY comfortable front room
3 meals daily; private family. $50
Ingraham st. NV. GE. 9240. -27
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool. pleasant
doubles. triples; excel. meals; cow.
trans: lge. lawn, porch: $50 mo,
EMPLoYED MoTHER; u good home;
excellent meals; expert child care
BLAIR IA INA MANSION .1NN. 771o Bialr
I'd. NV. Beautiful rooms. fine food;
free parking. SH. 3317. sH. 9775
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WORKING MOTHER wants furn. apt.
or housekeeping rms; also day care
2 pre-school children. Call EN-.
FouR REFINED FBI GIRLS desire
2-bedrm. furn. apt, NV. section; On
! or before, Aug. Is; refs. Call RE.
0461. Ext 607 after s pm. 20
I'm. apt; OCCUPY Aug. 1. Box 46S7K.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN. completely
furn, apt; in NV, apt. bldg. pref;
1896. Room 52S. -2S
SON IN SERVICE. mother needs
home. prefer with .empl. lady; in
nice NV. section; $40 min; care Of
r SRd E sSnSldsEfd MEN 4o desire turn
apartment; bedroom, living room.
bath, kitchen; NV. preferred. AID.
WANTED: one-bedroom unfurn. apt. :;
reasonable distance from downtown.
Call Lincoln 4-5463 after 10 am.
REFINED FAMILY, white. desires q
3 bedrm: apt. or house, furn. or
81 entity 18th st. Ho. 1850, $50
ENGINEER AND WIFE expecting End
baby October Desperately need 2
bedrm. apt, NV. S75. OR. 1891
MrDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires furn.
apt. or room with cooking privi-
leges in Arlington or Washington;
s fGnxsn oT T. 74 Nsy ,t enHsx S7S ms
FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn or unfurn apis. or
white. Open I days Ma. O0o1
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HOUSES FURNISHED

N. ARLINGTON of the handsom-
est houses in fashionable Tara Sec
ton; white brick. on h-acre corner
lot: 2 bedrms., bath and den or 3rd
bedrm. on LIST f.; 2 bedrms;' bath
IN IN bsm H big rec. RIM r lse' u living wing
rm.. dining rm,. kitchen with din
cite; dishwasher. disposal. clothes
washer. ironer,- extra refrigerator.
radio, record player. TV; vegetable
garden, fruit trees; Gear garage.
etc; eharminsly furnished and dec
September 10. Call 9 am. to 8
pm. JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. rambler, 8
bedrms., baths: $3.50. Also short
rentals. MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNING-
TON, WI. 1885, OR. 1888. go
COMPLETELY FURN. 2-bedrm.
bungalow in excel. Glenmont Forest
neighborhood; lovely lge. fenced I'd.
S.m. yo SSS'ds & 81 ERsl CO. 5nt M
SILVER SPRING-Two bedrms. . full
500 unfurn. Call ~. 7-5672. 81
SIX-RM. HOUSE. furn.; August / to
rs; S125, CHI. 1907. -27
ARL.-Overlooking Army Navy Coun-
try Club; 4 bedrms.. & baths; S275
mo, NEAR LEE HWY. 4 bedrms. :,
2 baths. S1S5 mo. THOS. G. MA
GRUDER CO, 2057 Wilson blvd,
Arl., Va. CHI. 3131; ewes. CHI. 1894.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER; liv. rm. with
flrepl., din. I'm. kit. 8 bedrms.,
fireplace: carport, large lot; well
furnished; $500 per mo. 1905 Ches-
terfield ave, Chesterbrook Gardens.
Va. To reach drive out Old Diminion
DR.. to Birch ave-. turn left to
Chesterbrook Gardens. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD, INC. 901 Barr bldg.
RE. 5245. 80
1919 18th ST. N.W.-14 rms. 2K-
2 apis. Ewes. WI. 0296.
j. Leo Kolb Co.
MI. 2100 -28