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ia to retain a stronger hold on
their first place berth in the Island
City Softball loop. Earl Smith, GE
shortstop batted in five runs with
two homers, one with the bases
loaded, to spark the victory.
The Wilke took a 10 lead in the
first when Snyder doubled, took
third on an error and scored on
Jackson's single, but GE came
back in their half Of the first and
took the lead on an error and
doubles by Cruz and Brost. They
iced the game in the second frame
on two errors, . walk and Smiths
homer.
The Wilke touched Clint Warren,
GE pitcher for two more runs in
the fourth on a walk, and error and
a hit.
They exploded for four more on
walk an error and four hits
| including Smiths second homer.
The Wilke made desperate try
| in the sixth when they scored on
a run on two walks and Patterson's
single.
Patterson, the Wilke pitcher led
the attack with two singles in three
tries.
Brost, the GE catcher, shared
| the hitting honrs with Smith. Brost
collected three singles in four
tries.
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In Lee County, Florida after Jan
uary 1, 1854. for the assessment by
the County Tax Assessor and Col
lection by the County Tax Collector
Of all state, county, school and
municipal taxes to be levied in
said county be the state, county,
school board, school districts, spe-
cial tax school districts, port dis
tricts, drainage districts and any
other taxing districts and munich
palities which by ordinance request
that their taxes be so assessed and
providing for the Legislature to fix
tepower fanctns, Outs andnompen-
sations of such officers.
No. 10 Constitutional Amendment
Article v
Proposing an amendment to Arti-
Gle v of the Constitution Of the
State of Florida by adding thereto
an additional section to abolish the
Court of Record In and for EsSam-
bia County. Florida and, to vest az
its jurisdiction In the Circuit Court
of Escambia County; providing for
an additional Judge Of the Circuit
Court Of Escambia County, Fla.
and for their appointment, COM
pensation and authority; provid-
ing for not less than 6 terms Of the
Circuit Court Of Escambia County
in each year and to provide for the
appointment by the Circuit Court
of Escambia County of Commits.
sioners Of said Court and for their
duties, authority and compensation.
No II Constitutional Amendment
Article VIII
Proposing an amendment to Afti-
Gle VIII, by adding q section 10
be designated by an appropriate
section number Of said Article pro-
viding for all fees, revenues or
other charges collected by the sew
eral county officers of Escamhia
County shall be paid into the gem
eral county fund Of Escambia
County, subject to disbursement
as provided by. law. The Legis-
lature shall provide by local or
special legislation for the salaries,
expenses and compensation to be
paid the several county officers Of
Escambia County.
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WORK STARTED

Continued from PAGE Onel
il. and viii construct the theater
Immediately.
Joe Pearlman Is one Of the Key
Westers interested and cooperatins
in the new drive-in. Sirugo said.
One Of the features Of the thea
ter, win be . nursery 10 care fog
children while their parents enjoy
the first run films that win Be
shown.
The driven brings TIE total d
Key West civilian me ie theaiers
10 four.
with our climate, winter and
summer. the drive-in Is the an
swer to entertainment needs" ST.
Eugo said proudly.
HE new thester win Be part Il
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LIONS WALLOP
KIWANIS TUES.

Gibby Thrift batted and pitched
the Lions to a 2-1 victory over
the Kiwanis In the first game of
the Little League playoffs at Bay
view Park last night. Thrills sin
gle in the fifth broke up the dead
lock which gave the Lions the first
victory in the three game playoh.
It was q pitchers duel all the
way between Danny Orapeza of the
Kiwanis and Thrift. Orapeza yield
ed but four hits while striking out
ten, but three errors by his team
mates got him into trouble in the
fifth. Thrift also yielded four hits
and struck out nine, but his team
mates gave him errorless support.
The Lions roared in the first on
q walk and Thrills double and
an error. The Kiwanis tied It up
IN the third when Yates was safe
on fielders choice, took second
on a passed ball and third on q
wild pitch. He scored on a second
wild pitch.
The Lions reared back in the
nth, when, with one away, Hughes
and Martinez were safe on errors
10 set the stage for Thrills game
winning single to center.
Thrift led the Lions attack with
o double and single in three trips
TO the plate. Yates was the big
gun for the Kiwanis with two sin.
gIes in three trips to the plate,
In the second game the General
Electric defeated the USS Wilke
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ONE TAMPA JUDGE

CONTINUED From Page One)
stroy" and create disrespect for
the law than all the other forces
combined"
II was Grayson who said '.this
very impractical law is creating
q group Of individuals who con-
slider themselves outside the pale
Of the law.
Five years from now the results
win be seen and felt. We viii have
a new crop Of criminals on our
hands"
Grayson's coments came while
discussing the case Of q 2O-year-
old man convicted Of stealing q
car. A l6-year-old boy had been
involved in the theft and Grayson
said Juvenile Judge Kickliter had
released him without punishment.
I'm not going 10 burn one de-
PENDANT and see the other one set
free because Of . difference In
their ages" added the criminal
court Judge.
To all this Kickliter said Gray
son should cooperate in enforcing
the law rather than venting his
spleen On continuously inviting
disrespect IL the juvenile law BY
juveniles BY reason Of his improp-
er remarks given the press"
Kickliter added that Grayson had
. warped and twisted viewpoinf
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Havana Series To
Be PLAYED Here

Louis Carbonell, president of
the Key West Baseball Club an
nounced yesterday that a three
game series with the Havana
Cubans, originally scheduled to be
played in Havana will be played
in Key West on the 4th, 5th and
9Th of September.
Earlier, negotiations for the play
ing of the contests here had broken
down, but after a phone CONVEX
sation with Cuban president Joe
Cambria, Carbonell announced that
they would be played here.
The series viii include a double
header and will mark the close Of
the FIJI season.
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The
WEATHERrfAN
Says
he

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with local showers today
through Thursday; not quite sc
warm Thursday. Moderate to
fresh northeasterly winds oc-
casionally moderately strong Off
shore in rainsqualls.
Florida: Generally fair and
mild through Thursday, except
possibly few local showers along
the east coast and in the Keys.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Moderate to fresh
northeast to north winds becon1-
ing variable Thursday. Weather
partly cloudy with a few local
showers.
East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate
easterly winds except fresh east
erly over extreme north portion
Weather partly cloudy through
Thursday. Few showers In south
portion.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate easterly winds and
partly cloudy weather through
Thursday. Very few showers.
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WEATHER BUREAU

tcontinued From rage Onel
which naturally rises. sets up q tur.
bulance that results In q natural
phenomena which we know as :
hurricane"
Most early storms, he added,
''are formed in the Atlantic Ocean.
The current disturbance which has
been designated ABLE was born
somewhere near the Cape Verde
Islands near the coast Of Africa.
Members Of the Coral Gables
kiwanis Club were guests At last
nights meeting which was held al
the Casa Csyo Hueso. They In
eiuded: president Byron Sperow,
past president Edwin Roberts. R.
G. Wiley, CaSs rostal and Byron
Srerow. Jr.
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Woman Released
Under SIM Bond

DADE CITY R-Seleta Wright
has been charged with assault with
intent to kill Edwin Gasque and
released under 81 900 bond.
Gasque, shot through the lung
Aug. 20, is recovering SATISFACTORY.
ly. The 4s-year-old truck driver Is
the father of Eddie Gasque, Day
iona Beach baseball pitcher.
Sheriff Leslie Bessenger said
Miss Wright, II, admitted shooting
GaSque in an argument. Gasque
roomed at her home and he re-
fused to leave when she found him
drinking, Miss Wright told the
sheriff.
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Navy Sub Softbal Schedule
PLAY AT NAVAL. STATION

PLAY AT NAVAL STATION
MONDAY, SEPT. l.
Cero Chopper, 1000
Odax Clamagore, 1880
Sea Poacher Trumpetfish, 1885,
Chivo Guavina, 1900
Batfish Bluefish, 2030
JESDAY, SEP. p
Bushnell Odax, 1400
Guavina Sea Dog, 1900
Archerfish Gilmore, 2030
EDNESDAY, SEP. B.
Mania Sea Dog, 1400
Chopper Guavina, 1900
Sea Cat Gilmore, 2030
TUESDAY, SEPT. f.
Cero Sea Dog, 1400
Mania Guavina, 1900
Amberjack Sea Cat, 2030
sIDAY, SEPT. s.
Gilmore Odax, 1400
Bluefish Archerfish, 1900
Balao Petrol, 2100
ATURDAY, SEPT. g.
Petrol Bushnell, 1900
Batfish Balao, 1880
Trumpetfish Amberjack, r.
Cero Odax, 2030
SUNDAY, SEPT. z
Chivo Trumpetfish, 1900
Clamagore Chopper, 1880
Sea Poacher Archerfish 1900
Bluefish Petrol 2030
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the changing picture e The pouie.
ward 10 Stock Island sFes- Las,
week Howard Wilsen announced
the construction Of . large restau-
rant At the Boulevard and Sigshee
sy. rod. Land has been filled In
the bay for q motel xite. The
growth of Key West oot 10 Stock
Island Is pointed up BY the iaies;
SirugO announcement II the drive.
in.
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toward young people" He added
that Grayson's comments also
were . slap at groups which rec
commended the law.
The juvenile Law was . rewrite
81 al state laws dealing with juve-
niles. Il provides . permissive
procedure for setting up juvenile
courts In each Florida county.
One a the ain points is that
Il considers Q person below II as
= delinquent and not = criminal.
The juyenile court has jurisdiction
over these persons unless Il wishes
% have another court handle them.
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Bradley Oldham Files s25OM
Libel Suit Against Duyal
Group That Supported Dan


ham, who lost his campaign for
governor, Is asking q quarter Of
. million dollars in q libel suii
based on q campaign circular he
says was issued to make him look
like a supreme hypocrite.
The Sanford auto dealer and for
mer state legislator filed suit
Tuesday against the Duval County
McCarty for Governor Committee.
He lost the Democratic nomina-
ton to Dan McCarty In the second
primary May ~.
The suit claims . circular titled
s'The Florida Fact was published
by the Duval group with the tina
licious intent to destroy the repu-
tation for honesty and integrity"
Oldham enjoyed throughout the
state.
The circular was quoted a. say
ing Bob Venn, who originated Cd
hams radio talkathons, 'yas Z
front for Arthur Mickey Nc
Bride and that Venn towns Brazil
ey body and soul. and that he was
bought and paid for by the tainted
money Of Mcbride and his Con-
tinental Wire Service"
Defendants in odham's suit are
Lee Roy Sheftall Jr., p. w. Fisher,
C. D. Towers. william d. Stark
Jr., Delbridge Gibbs, Phil May,
George d. Auchter Paul Spey,
Hayden Burns, Fletcher Morgan,
Fred Kent, Irving Keeper and
other persons holding themselves
out as members Of the Duval
County McCarty for Governor
Committee.
Members Of the group who could
be reached declined comment.
They said q statement may be
made later.
In his complaint, Oldham recited
his 1947 charge that he was of.
fered q bride by q fellow member
Of the Florida Legislature to vote
against legislation called the "anti.
bookie" hill. (The legislator was
acquitted.)
odham's suit said he became q
leader ''in the fight to curtail the
enormous influence of the legal
and illegal gamblers In Florida's
government" and the campaign
circular was distributed to destroy
his good name and reputation.
He said the group which distrib-
uted the circular knew Il had mot
one shred Of evidence upon which
70 found such q serious and damn
ing charge. which must, by its
very nature sow the seeds Of doubt
and mistrust in the minds Of many
who read Il"
Commenting on his suit, Oldham
said he hopes Il win help protect
future office seekers against such
foul political tactics" He declared
he win donate any money he re-
ceives beyond the actual cost Of
TIE suit 10 recognized Florida
charities.
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1000 PERSONS

Continues From Page Onel
plan to put on their intensive vote
week.
Phrasing Of the exact question
to be asked in the September re-
ferendum Is being worked out at
the present time by Abe Aronovitz,
president Of the Kennel club, and
County Legal Advisor Paul Sawyer.
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swift WAVES

CONTINUED From Page One1
torial laws by fishing In Mexican
waters.
Switz said that he became fu-
gitive TO-. evade his ','so-called
friends" who had threatened him,
with violence Il he testified before
the Kefauyer committee.
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COMMUNITY BAND

CONTINUED. From Page Onel
ment and are interested In partici-
pating In the band should attend
this first meeting. he urged.
The high school annex Is located
at Seminary and Tropical streets.
The meeting win start promptly at
9. Casterton said.
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Eleanor Wants
Charges Proved

NEW YORK B-Eleanor Holm
Rose wants her estranged husband,
Snowman Billy Rose, to back up
his divorce suit charges with dates
and places Of the misconduct he
alleges.
The former swimming star
moved In State Supreme Court
Monday for . bin Of particulars.
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ADVISORY
MIAMI WEATHER BUREAU
ADVISORY NO. , ABLE
IL AM. Aug. ~. 1852

m1fAC04 VIA k161 0Ot6<AO
ADVISORY NO. , ABLE
ii AM. Aug. az. 1852
Squalls Of hurricane force
were reported In the north.
ern semi circle Of the trepi-
cal storm this morning. The
poorly defined center was
located at IL q. m. EST -.
1907 =. near latitude 22.0'
N. longitude ESQ., w. This Is
about $50 miles north, north-
east Of San Juan. It il moving
west-northwestward about 8
to 10 mph- with some TEN
dencY to q more northwsstex.
~ course.
Gales and heavy squalls
extend 400 miles outward
from the center in the north.
ern semi.ciYcle with strong
est winds estimated by air
craft At about IS mph. Winds
on the south side Of the CEN
ter are NOT strong. Slow
further increase In intensity
Is indicated with continued
slow wssf-northwssi to north
west movement indicated
during the next "a hours.
NORTON.
Weather Bureau
Observations taken st City cffies
500 AN. EST
- N~z
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Weather Summary for the

Weather Summary for the
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Area and Eastern Gulf Of Mexico:
The wave disturbance is de-
veloping off the South Atlantic
coast with fresh to strong winds
south of Cape Hatteras to Lati-
tude 30. See the latest advisory
for tropical disturbance in the
Atlantic, north of the Virgin
Islands. All other sections have
normal weather.
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Tides

Tides
laval Base
TOMORROW
HIGH Low
1:08 am. 9:O4 am.
3:24 pm. TOT pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
asfsrsuss statsons Key West
Time e Height O.
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Relative Humidity ct 500 AN
ITO
Baxorstsr tSes Levell 500 An
29.88 ins.--l0l1.9 mbs.
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Observations taken st City Office
500 AM EST
Key West, Fla, Aug. ~, 1852
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Temperatures
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Scout News
CUB PACK 6

CUB PACK 6
Cub Pack 6 Of Caledonia School
met Wednesday evening, October
22nd for their second meeting. The
following awards were given:
Wolf badge-Geoffrey Humber
stone, Bob Hendricks, Jam S
Spence, Claude Reed, Billy Waller,
David Boylan.
Bear badge-Bobby Naismith,
Chas. Alexander.
Lion badge-Dennis Klug, Bill
Morris.
Gold arrows were awarded to
Marvin Price, Frank Ferlin, James
Shelton, Jack Beard, Dennis Klug.
Bill Morris and Tom Mehnert.
Silver arrows - Bill Morris
James Shelton, Don Peysha, Dennis
Klub, Bobby Naismith, Tom Meh-
uert and Billy Linhart.
Service stars were awarded to
Larry Hoffstetter, Beaman Ayers,
James Shelton, David Drake, Mar
vim Price, James Castronis, Dennis
Klug, Billy Waller, David Borsch,
Larry Egan, William Neiss, Don
Peysha, Richard Germaine, Ray
mony Yuhasz and David Martin
son.
Robert Haynes, Dennis Klug and
Raymond Yuhasz were graduated
from clubbing. Nef cubs taken in
were David Presser, Robert Nc
Whorter, Bill Nelson, Bill Mas,
David Harley, Bill Schweitzer,
Larry Hickman, Steven Schrader
and Lonnie DeWindt.
Elections were held in several of
the dens with the following results:
Denners-Jim Davies, Tom Hen
bricks, Claude Reed, Tom Mehnert,
Bill Olson, Marvin Price.
Assistant denners-Bill Merino,
Tom Dana, Bob Naismith, Bill Nor
ris, Tom Hamilton, Charles King.
Keeper of the Buckskin-Lee
Elgin, Charles Alexander, Billy
Waller, Larry Egan, David Drake
and Richard Lash.
Cider and doughnuts were served
to the cubs and their parents at
the close of the meeting.
- SEE you AT the Polls
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Under the new type of ballot to
be used in next Tuesdays election
it will take time to mark your
choices. Electors would do we'll to
allow plenty of time when they &c
to the polls, for in addition to the
new type of ballot being used, the
record registration will undoubt-
edly mean standing in line.
Homefolks who may find it diff
ficult to get to the polls because
of small children in the home, can
call GIL. 1-3425. A Hi-Y boy will
be on deck with a car for transpor-
tation and, accompanied by Hi-Y
baby sitter to boot. Mothers
should avail themselves of this op-
portunity. Get your name in early
as schedules are not being ar
not being arranged.
AS an American citizen of voting
age your duty is to go to the pools
next Tuesday and erase that sig
apathy vote record which the grand
United States holds in the voting
poll of nations. Vote.
Was the Honorable Sam Raburn,
Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatives of the Congress of the
United States an East Cleveland
visitor on October 18th :? The guest
book at First Presbyterian church
shows the following registration
for that mornings service: "Sam
Rayburn, Carizzo Springs, Texas,
1st Church, Carrizo Springs" A
distinguished citizen, quietly slip
ping away, after stopping to wor-
ship. Of such are real men made.
Cleveland is marking Pedestrian
Week with a war on jay walkers,
sponsored by its police department.
A rigid ticketing and arrest" pro-
CRANE will be enforced. After OBJ
serving the actions of many pedes-
trians, one wonders if they ever
sat behind the wheel of an auto
mobile, or possibly ever rode in one.
Some folks will be so careful
about so many things, appearance,
health, insurance-and jay walk
with easy abandon.
there's new account at the
East Cleveland Savings & Loan Co.
1t is started with the $218.25 pro-
ceeds from the second annual Shaw
Alumni Dance whose first dance
proceeds made possible the Barn
aby-Dietrich plaque in Shaw High
School. Committeeman plan to let
the account grow for some worthy
project around Shaw.
After November 4th, no matter
who wins the election, there will
be plenty Of squawks. That's a
healthy expression of the American
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Girl Scouts

Something new has been added!
Yes, East District Girl Scouts are
happy to welcome a new neighbor-
hood. Eight girl scout troops have
been formed in st. Philomena's
Parish. At the first meeting Of the
adult members, Mrs. Stanley Per-
chon was elected neighborhood
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Walter
Hartory; Mrs. Mary Shupe, secre-
tary-treasurer.
Members of the neighborhood
board are Mrs. John Turner, Calen-
dars; Mrs. John Bradley and Mrs.
VIM. Schramm, Cookies; Mrs. Geo.
Huberty, World Friendship; Mrs.
E. G. Dearden, Public Service; and
Mrs. Margaret Carpenter and Mrs.
F. E. Andrews, Publicity.
Senior Troop No. 545 is under
the leadership of Mrs. E. G. Dear
den. Mrs. c. Shippard and Mrs.
Ray Basile are leaders of Inter-
mediate Troop 251 and although
two Of the other intermediate
troops have not, as yet, received
their numbers, they are being led
by Mrs. Mary Shupe, Mrs. Frank
Arant, Mrs. M. Carpenter and Mrs.
Gus Petruccio.
Brownie troop 53s, under Mrs.
W. Hartory, leader, are already
busy on service project. On Oc-
tober 23rd they put on a program
for The Little Sisters of the Poor.
Brownie Troop SAG led by Mrs.
Geo. Huberty and Mrs. Frank
Marecz entertained the dads at a
picnic in Forest Hills last week.
Brownie troop Alt with Mrs. M.
Mccarthy, leader, and troop Alb
led by Mrs. E. T. Peterson and
Mrs. J. Turner are also active, the
latter have received an American
Flag. Mrs. Herbert Whitney, for
American Legion Post 999, N.Y.C.
Caledonia Brownie Troop SO1
will visit the Damon Candy kitchen
tomorrow? Accompanying them
will be their leaders, Mrs. Glenn
Kalal, Mrs. Lewis Jones and Mrs.
August Yurka.
- SEE YOU AT THE Polls
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CAMP FIRE NEWS

Almost 250 Blue Birds and Camp
Fire Girls enjoyed the beautiful
autumn weather of Saturday, Oc-
tober 25th, on an all day and even
ing hay ride and weiner roast at
the Red Raider Camp, Novelty,
Ohio.
The senior Camp Fire Girls
made up the evening group. They
had invited a group of Sea Scouts,
under the leadership of Mr.. Albert
Fischer, as well as a few other
friends, and besides the hay ride,
enjoyed dinners in the lodge.
On Sunday, October 18th, Mrs.
Kenneth Watkins and Mrs. Mar
jorie Ramm took the Okihi Camp
Fire Girls to the U. S. Coast
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Rieks Offer Model
AirpIane Film Friday

"Model Wings Over The World"
a 10-minute sound film depicting
tournament competition mong
model airplane enthusiasts, will be
exhibited at 1927 Euclid ave-, at
z p. M, October 31st,
Arrangements for the showing
were made by Ricks Radio and
Record Center, local hobby shop
dealer, who announced that the
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film is available for free showings
in local model flying clubs,
schools, churches and civic organi-
cations.
The fl m highlights various
types of flight competition at local,
state, national and international
engine-powered model flying
events. 1t includes, also, the top
worldwide classic, the Interna-
tional, held annually at Detroit
under the auspices of the Academy
of Model Aeronautics and the
Plymouth Motor Car Corp.
This film was produced recently
by Herkimer Tool and Model
Works, Inc, manufacturers of
model airplane engines, Herkimer,
New York.
SEE you AT THE Polls
The LEADER Has the BUYERS
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Guard Station. There they saw the
war art show, Operation Palette"
100 original paintings by United
States Navy combat artists and
toured the submarie at the station.
- SEE you AT TINE Polls
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right of free speech. But you have
to earn the right to squawk-by
voting. Your one vote may mean
you won't have as many things to
squawk about for the next four
years.
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SEE you AT TINE POLLS -