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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-27
Thou Shalt Love

JESUS answer 10 the old, old ques-
J ton about the great command.
ment" was not absolutely original.
Shortly before his time, a smart
aleck young man, so the story goes,
had come to great Rabbi named
Hillel. and said TO him: The law
Is much too long and complicated
Can you tell me the law while
stand on one foot?"
Eyes" said Hillel. Lift one
/ foot up. Now: Love the Lord
thy God with all thy heart =.
Thou shalt love thy neighb0r as
! thyself Now, put your foot
down. That is the law; all the
rest is commentary"
So Jesus quoted the same two
laws that Hillel did,-from Deu-
teronomy 6.5 and Levitieus 1918.
| The link Of the law is love, this is
what ties all the laws together.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-27
Searcy

Gwendolyn Brown
Mrs. White Mae Thomas of
North Little Rock visited her bro
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-27
Love Is the Answer

sN1NN - Wv AAANohN'A
CT. PAUL, who could ju-. as well
~ be called the Apostle Of Love as
st. John could understood these
things very we'll He says that Glove
is the fulfilling Of the law or as
J. B Philips happily translates it,
~LCvc is the answer 10 the Laws
command" from. 1900
We shah never even want TO
obey the win Of our Father In
heaven unless we first love him.
And we shall never really de-
sire to treat our ncighhOr as
God wants us 10 treat him u we
have no "agape' love for him in
our hearts.
Love is not q substitute for law
Love is rather the atmosphere In
which We begin 10 understand God
and our neighbor. Ercs-love will MOI
do; the Bible never once commands
IL and never commends H. II is only
the outlying, self.forgcttinR devo
tion, that Jesus taught and demon
strated, that Is like the love of tn,
true God. Whatever we may do, 1
we have no love, we have still don,
nothing.
~,tSCogyriRht 1851 BY the Division o
,Gnsastian Education, National Counel
~ Churches of Christ Of The Unite
WV - America Released " VIM
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-27
Two Kinds of Love

1
ITHE WORD love" In English has
4 been dragged around TIL at times
IT Is very hard to tell what II means.
az anything Girls love Ice cream
and boys love basketball and a
movie actress claims she loves her
fifth husband, and the preacher tells
JUS we should love God. How can we
use the same word for so many diff
1erent things?
Now a famous Swedish Christian
thinker named Eygren has written a
book 10 straighten us out on this. He
calls the book "Agape and Eros.
this being the two different Greek
words for love" It's the same
word In English for two different
things; the Greeks knew better, and
used two words that don't even look
alike.
Eros" means the kind OF love
girls have for ice cream or the
movie actress has for her fifth hus.
fband Il is definitely not the word
used in the New Testament where
Jesus commands us to love God and
our neighbor. Eros" means pos.
sessive love, the love that wants to
control and keep, the kind Of love
some parents have for their chill.
dren when they do not want them to
grow up or to make choices Of their
own.
= "Agape" (Agahpay) is a quite dii
Yerent thing. II means self-giving,
seh-sacrificing concern for another
person. You might have eros" for
an ice-cream cone, but not "agape f"
/ Yet the great and distinctive
; point about Agape is that II
does not insist on something or
anything In return. II is not bar.
gaining love, II Is not careful
7 cautious love, il is free outpour-
ing Of life for life.
J n you reahy want 10 know what
"agape' love is, you must look at
the Cross and consider that while
we were yet sinners, Christ died Tor
US" from. $50.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
$ + 80

Get ready for summer comfort in one of these COOL
finely tailored suitsl It's smart to buy now while
stocks are complete -. and you save money in
the deal! Single breasteds, or 3-button models
with plain or vent backs In summer colors Of egg
shell, cream-white, marine blue, cocoa, natural
sate-yay, solid colors plus checks in the assort-
ment. Low-priced for limited time onlyl Sizes
to fit most men.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
MoTIcE
The Alaska Council of Car oenters of the United Brother

The Alaska Council of Car penters of the United Brother hood of Carpenters and Joln- CTS of America and all mem bers of their affiliated local Tn Alaska have left their re- spective jobs as of Monday, May 5, 1852,
 Since prior to the last of 1851 the carpenters in Alaska have tried to bring the scale and conditions of their craft up to a level analopous to that of crafts of similar re- quired skill.
 The Alaska Council of Car . penters asked the Wage Stabl- [ lization Board to take their
 problems under advisement i and make recommendations.
 The Wage Stablizatlon
 Board advised they would not be able to consider our pro- blems for ninety days. 
 This leaves the carpenters with the choice of waiting un- til late summer or next fall or leaving their jobs now. Therefore until some more fair and immediate action is taken by the Wage Stabiliza- tion Board the Union Carpen- ters will remain off their jobs. Melvin Rockstad Rec. Sec. Local 2162 1 United Brotheroood of Car ] penters and Joiners of America
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
soffbsIi Prscrhlcs rl
 To Start At Base

A softball school for child- ren between 8 and 12 years of age began this week at Kodiak Naval Station under the direction of Navy Chief Lefty Craft.
 Practice is held in front of the junior high school build- ing and interested softball players may sign up between 1 pm and 2::30 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
NOTICE

Cara Dygert, 814 18th Street, Seattle, Washington, died February 2, 1852. Anyone knowing whereabouts of step- niece, maiden name Skinner, and sole heir, please notify Paul M. Anderson, attorney, 7O8 American Building, Sc attle, Washington. 5-1O
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
NOTICE

Pacific Garden Mission pre- sents a Cavalcade Production Out of the Night' a docu- mentary motion picture of Chicago's skid row filmed in sound and color. Place: Union Hall. Date: Saturday, May 10. Time: 7::3O pm. Admission free.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
NOTICE

If you can not get us on phone 3131. call 43O3 for oil delivery. Office hours, pm to , pm Monday through Thurs day. 1 pm to 2 pm Friday.
 Thompson Transfer
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-10
NOTICE

Game night at the VFW is now Wednesday and Fri day nights.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
By AL CODY

Professor! Ii you love ner-Junlp!
Otherwise it's her!"
Goodness was like a knot:ed
fist in Gentleman Jim'S stomach.
He knew that the gambler meant
exactly as he threatened. If Gen
tleman Jim took that wild leap
outward to destruction. it would
save the life of the woman he
loved. Also it would deliver her
into the power of this ruthless
man, just as it must do with the
town also, Only one man had ever
seriously threatened Deal Hatha-
way. and he was making his last
big gamble on that.
Here was another of the in
tangibleS - forces which had
pushed Gentleman Jim Thornton
to make his choice and to act
the way he had. Rivalry with
this man who. working within
the cloak of the law. had been far
beyond it. And who by those acts
had driven Gentleman Jim
Thornton to the side of the law.
If he didn't Jump now-then
Hathaway would sacrifice her.
Since. in his own twisted way,
he loved her, he would plan to
60 with her in that final plunge.
It was the sort of dramatic ace
to appeal to the gambling hear:
of the man, an all or nothing ges-
ture.
The pinch was that he had the
whip hand now: 1t was take him
at his terms or see him do it.
Poised as he was at the edge of
the wagon box, where the canvas
had torn away, it would be inn
possible for Gentleman Jim to
close. the distance between them
in. time to prevent him from
carrying out his threat. 2El
'No." Gentleman JIM chpked.
Don't do it-"sibSSis So Il
Incredibly, there was help at
hand-a shapeless form that rose
up behind Deal Hathaway. SHOW
ing at him, clutching at the bur
den he held in1 his arms as he
turned. The surprise of it stag
gered Hathaway, and then he was
crying out, in a mixture of Wild
anger and pleading.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Sabre Jets
Damage Two
Red Planes
Communist MIC-l5 Jets
We're Out I'm Force As
Clearing Weather Broke
From Shows. Storms
Bv SAM SUMMERljN
BY SAM SUNNI ERLiN

SEOUL, Korea R-American Sa-
bre jet pilots damaged two Red
jets today in the first air battles
in four days over Northwest Ko-
rea.
Communist MIG-15 jets we're out
in force as clearing weather broke
the weekend period of SHOWS and
storms.
On the ground chief action was
in the center of the snow covered
145-mile front. u. N. troops threw
back an attacking Red company
east of the Pukhan River. The
fight lasted four hours.
Two Russian-type MICS we're
damaged in a fight between SO
U. S. F-S6 Sabres and about 40
MICS. The Red jets we're hit by
Lit. Billy B. Dobbs of Fontana,
Calf, and 1t. Robert w. Smith
of York. Pa.
Other Sabres screening an at
tack on ground installations by
fighter-bombers sighted about $50
MICS and exchanged firing passes
with some. No reports will be
made until gun camera film is
checked.
F-84 Thunderjets set a grenade
factory afire with incendiary
bombs. A tower of billowing smoke
and flames rose above the plant
near Pyongyant. the North Korean
capital. Pilots said the factory was
three-fourths destroyed.
Thunderjets and ESQ Shooting
Star jets cut Red rail lines in 90
places, the Fifth Air Force re.
ported. Air Force planes based in
Korea took full advantage of the
good weather, flying 602 sorties.
Monday night II BIG Superforts
dropped more than 100 tons of
bombs at a rail bridge at Sinanju
in Northwest Korea. II was one
of the biggest medium bomber
raids in recent weeks.
Another Big hit the rail yards
at Hungnam in the northeast, and
two others flew close support mis-
sions for U. N. infantry.
Other night-flying pilots searched
North Korean highways for Red
road traffic Monday night. They
spotted only about 500 vehicles.
One large convoy was seen NOV
ing from Sinmak to Kaesong. A
BIS light bomber attacked and
the pilot reported Is of the 60
vehicles destroyed. @a
United Nations warships Mon
day silenced three Red shore bat.
teries off the northeast coast and
pounded other targets on both
sides of the peninsula.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
HANGMAN'S COULEE
. BY AL CODY

Don't DC a fool. Weasef-help
me, man! We're both on the same
side"
The Weasel, a groteSque figure,
only grunted. The struggle be-
came more fierce, and as the
wagon lurched again. Hathaway
lost his balance. He tried deS-
perately to regain il. while the
Weasel tore Matt away from him.
For a moment Hathaway tee
tered. then, like an actor bowling
off-stage. took one step backward
and was gone.
INCREDULITY and confusion
L were in Gentleman Jim, but
there was a job of desperate
urgency. and he leaped to grab
the reins off the brake lever.
throwing his weight against them
as he shouted at the running
horses. With one foot he kicked
the brake on. hard.
For minute longer il was
race with death. there around the
rim of the bowl. But gradually
the firing team slowed, under the
drag of the brake and the hands
on the reins. then came to
painting stop. Only then could
he turn his attention to Malta,
and to this other groteSque figure
of the Weasel who had risen up
in time of need.
"Maital" he choked. on his
knees beside her. He raised her,
and Stilled with the wonder OF il
as her arms lifted. crept around
his neck.
Jim" she whispered.
He held her for a moment.
conscious that both of them were
shivering with the reaction. He
knew that he had only to hold
her closer. and that she would
respondent this, of course. was
the reaction of the moment, in
being saved from what had
threatened. An emotion which he
couldn't afford to take advantage
of. Once she had claimed. she
would remember that he was not
Professor Meader. but Gentleman
Jim Thornton.
Ito be cOntinuedl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
~ NsWdsosvses
Chapter q

Chapter u
ILL of this was new country
to him. but Gentleman Jim
knew where they were. He had
heard of this particular stretch
of road. one little used but given
the graphically descriptive name
Of the Devils Bowl
Whatever had been the plan or
the mood of Deal Hathaway a
few minutes before, it had been
displaced now by the cold reck-
lessness of the gambler who
stakes everything on one turn
of the cards. More than once it
had seemed to Hathaway that this
man was his personal nemesis,
but more than once in the contest
he had been certain that he held
victory in his grasp. And now it
was primitive struggle, man to
man, and both of them knew that
it was final. This would end it,
one way or the other-and for
one or the other of them.
In that mood. there was only
savage eXultation in Deal Hatha-
way. He was a powerful man,
and in the first few moments
there had been certainty in him
that he would win. Now, straining
desperately, doubt crept into his
mind. but it was a spur to goad
him on. There was another way
to wilma sure one and quick. In
this mood he did not hesitate.
He took advantage Of q lurch
of the wagon to break away and
step back, and the next instant
he had stopped and raised up
again with the still inert figure
Of Malta in his arms. Balancing
against the sway of the wagon. he
held her. poised, and his laugh
had a touch of madness in it.
Keep back, Thornton" he
warned. "Or I'll throw her over
I warned you at the start that l
intended to have her! If / don't,
no man does-least of all you'll"
Hathaway's voice raped incl
sively. 'But it has to be her or
YOU out of here nowl This is it
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Branlhall Will Lecture
AT Gospel Hall Tonight

Lectures on the Book of Exc
dus by j. w. Bramhall begin at
Gospel Mall, 700 Southland street
tonight at 100 p. M, it was an
nounced today.
Mr.. Bramhall will speak to
morrow, Thursday and Friday
the same place, same time. Al
who are interested are urged 4
come.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Mattress Blaze
Early Today

Two fire engines with long
hose rushed to 72l Thomas street
at 1910 this morning to extin-
guISh a mattress fire at the home
of Blinkie Robertson, Fire CHEZ
Leroy Torres said today
Both engines went from No. 3
station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

Temperatures
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Aid Serviicemen

WASHINGTON N ~ Uniformed
servicemen on furlough can con-
tinue to travel on eut.rate fares
aboard trains in the East. South
and West.
The Association of American
Railroads announced Friday the
low fare-only for coach travel
would be extended from June 80,
1852, to June 30, 1858, for military
personnel paying their own way.
Furloughed servicemen may
travel tax exempt al 2.025 cents
a mile. This saves them up 20
one cent a mile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

COMPLETE Bedroom Suite. twin
beds. Complete, odd chairs
baby carriage. 303l Flagler Avf
nue.. june5-x
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES Court.
N And ron MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.
Ia re Estate es
GEORGE II. HOPKINS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALI. CREDITORS AND ALL
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS AGAINST THE ES-
TATE Or GEORGE IL aoPkANs,
DECEASED:
You. ana aeh ef yen. are hsNs
by Titled and required 70 PRIV
seat sny claims ard demands Which
ygu. Ok either az you. may have
mwAInms the EstMtA 81 Gs99Rs 81
Hopkins. deceased. tats % Lifch-
field CeuAty, state - Connecticut
10 tha Comnsy Judge 90 Monroe
CsoEnty. Florida, at ala office r.
tha Court nauss Qf said County ~
Key West. FteFidA. writhfn eight 81
calendar months fFom the tins u
sh@ frat qualification II thtA notice,
Zach claim or aeuaMS shah be st.
wYfttnK and shall STATE the pt&es
% rsalasase asa paSt offies al
aFsAN 0s TIE claimant, and shall be
sw0gn 20 ~ the claimant. hia agent
or AzEsrae4. zaa &HE AgeA e8A1Ha
% 4sEaae nok - flied shan D.
yaf4
D&tsa tAs 1stA a4y sf Nay. A. d
tAal gLoISA H. a. CARO-
As AneaIlArv AsmtnAstFatF Of the
Est&Ex - Gasxxs = h0pksas. d.
ceased
m4yIf-7t~si .1uMT .issz
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$4,000 MONTHLY PART TIME
NATIONAL COMPANY offers reli-

S0NAA kt&NL IEkk-
able party secure future servic-
ing a route of merchandise dispens-
ing machines. No selling required.
Ideal spare time set-up to start.
$4,000 per month possible part
time, full time more. Applicant
must be dependable and have re-
,ferences. Car and $4,000 required
which is secured by inventory. This
is bona fide business proposition
and viii stand strict investigation.
Please do not answer unless you
are ready to 60 into safe, sound
business. For interview with fac
tory representative In your town,
include phone and address in ap-
plication. Nu-Way Distributing Co..
39Os Olive Street. st. Louis 8, Mis-
souri,.
june7-2tx
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VENETIAN BLINDS, assorted
sizes. TIA hip. Mercury cupboard,
121a #. Ramsey boat. 1871 Laird
after 3 pm. june2-Stx
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A-Business Opportunities

SODA fountain and funcneonette
doing excellent business, will
sacrifice as owner is going to hos
pitaL caIl 566. apr2S-ts
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LIVING room suite including Skis
Tug and drapex. KS Bedroom
suite. Sizs Dsn5ng room suite. is.
Crib pen. &c Electric store. SO.
o CroSlsy refrigerator. 800, West.
saghoAse LaandeEonat, $3.50. 2G26
S1apAes. g4ns1 o.
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TOPPING HOME $500 cash
needed. q bedroom, enclosed
backyard, screened porch, car
porte. barbecue PIT. g Admiral Re-
frigerator, and stove. Venetian
blinds, Grapes and bamboo ava
ings. Youngstown kitchen, ale
bath and terazzo floors. comrete-
ly landscaped- 2o19 Staples ave.
Telephone l955-XM.
sne7-12R
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FOR SALE: 40'' coil ID spring.
Excellent condition, Slo. LII
Pearl. Phsne 22S2-W Wneo-st
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l0-Male and Female Help
| Wanted

EXPERIENCED Pastry Cook to
specialize in cake and pie bak-
ing. Part time. work. Write for
interview, Box SP-12, CO Citi-
zen. june6-tf
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MAPLE living rom set, coffee
table and lamr erome dinette
set. IN Gu. #. refrigerator, 161-B
pearv Court june6-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

TWO modern houses on highway
and water with boat harbors and
channels, both suitable for resi-
dence or fishing camp. ALI cash.
Write or phone Hudgins. Summer
land Key. may30rtf
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nyltHHAMks
NOTICE NV PUBLICATION
TO: JACK ". Robson,
Residence Unknown.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 10 serve q copy
of your Answer 10 Complaint for
divorce on the Complainanfn At
torney, and file the original An
swsr In the office of the Clerk or
the Circuit Court on or before the
fin day of July. A. d. 1888,
In the above entitled cause; other
wise the allegations contained
therein viii be taken as confessed,
DONE and ORDERED at KEY
West Monroe County. Florida, this
san aay OF June. A y. 1851,
gsRAT1 EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk OF tha Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
BY. (sdl Florence r. sawyer
Deputy Clerk,
HILARY E. ALHURY
Attorney for Complainant
sf4 Southland Street
Key West. Fl0Fpsa
gunT-i&-7t-2s.fs 1854
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
sIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHASCERY.
Case No. i2-i00f
FRANCES BROWN Robson
Complainant,
vs. DIVORCE
JACK W. Robson
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ELECTRIC rangs G. E. tabletop.
Good condition SIS or exeange
for Chair of aual value. Phone
543-W. ane6-2tx
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june7-2tx

FOR HOMES, Apartments, Lots,
Business Property, and Key
Acreage. See Paul Boysen. 626
Fleming. Phon. 153. Box 303. Here
since 1919. may28-10tx
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME eTATVfTE

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. desiring to
engage In business under the fic-
titious name of "Undersea". Key
Vacas, Marathon. Fla, intend to
register the said fictitious name
with the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Monroe County, Florida
Dated MAJ Is, ] -.
WESLEY j. Bartlett
JACK BROWNE
Sole Owners
mayi7- 81 :junT. 1852
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ls-puhlic Notices
20-Musical Instruments

SACRIFICE csIleai black oayx ac-
eardaaa, - bass "A c0nditson
key West Mgxle Center Ph0ae
slzs kanez Sxx
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The
-
WEATHERMAN
Says


q VA CG&k6k
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today through Sunday
with scattered showers or thun-
dershowers. Continued warm and
humid. Gentle to moderate east
erly winds, freshening near show
ers.
Florida: Continued warm and
fair today and Sunday EXCEPT
few brief local showers on lower
east coast and risk of isolated
afternoon thundershowers else.
where.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of
Mexico: Light to occasionally
moderate variable, mostly south
east to south winds today and
Sunday. Fair except scattered
showers in south portion and
isolated afternoon Thunderstorm
ers near the shore In north and
central portions.
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$500 REWARD for new Columbia
bicycle taken from Strand Thea
ter. Friday night. Phone 705-J or
$500 Patterson. G. d. Hamilton.
june7-3t
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Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
1850
Barometer lSea Levell 500 AN.
1890 ins.--l0l5.6 mbs.
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W--House Movers
50-L.sgal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN cHANCERY.
Case No. I2-Is
JAMES FOSTER TUCKER,
Petitioner.
VS.. DIVORCE
EDITH LOUISE TUCKER,
now Edith Louise Dickerson.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To: Edith Louise Dickerson.
formerly Tucker).
Sill I-ackett Street,
Lakewood. New Jersey.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that Petition for Modification of
Final Decree of Divorce has been
filed In the above entitled cause,
and you are hereby required to
file your Answer thereto in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court and q copy thereof upon the
Solicitor TOR the Petitioner on or
before the 23rd day of June. A. u.
1852, otherwise the allegations con-
tanned therein will be taken as
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
22nd day of May. A. .. 1852
(Seal) EARL X. ADAMS,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY; (sl Florence 4. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
y. v. PORTER. ~.
Solicitor for Petitioner,
Ala Fleming Street.
Key West, Florida.
may24-3l ;Jun7-ii.isS2
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Observations taken at City Office
500 AN. EST
Key West. Fla. June Z, 1852
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APARTMENT: Cool, clean, com.
Portable. Everything furnished,
including air circulator. ISL Tru.
man Ave. may19-ti
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34F-Antique For Sale

NE BUY AND SELL antiques. Iva
Lou Antiques, 21S Duval st.
june3-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
37--Automotive Parts
8Automobiles For Sale

1850 BUICK Super Sedan. In ex.
cellent condition. New tires.
Phone 9246, Virginia Cooper.
june5-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
For Rent
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LOVELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom
apartment $4,000 monthly. No
pets, adults. Phone 1882.
june7-3t