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Seward seaport record., 1952-07-25
LEGAL NOTICE
INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed Bids in single copy will be received by the CITY CLERK, Seward, Alaska, until l PM, A.S.T., August 4, 1852, and then be publicly opened and read, for the performing of the necessary construction and in Stallation work on the proposed Water Utility Rehabilitation Project"
 The work consists of installing approximately 10000 lincal feet of cement asbestos water pipe of various sizes, complete with all valves and fittings; the construc- ton of two intake structures, the furnishing and installation of one 1OO 000 gallon wood slave storage tank; the moving of two 86,OOO gallon wood slave tanks from their present location to a new site.
 Plans and specifications for the work can be secured from the CITY CLERK, SEWARD, ALASKA, or from FELIX J. TONER, REGISTERED ENGI- NEER, Juneau, Alaska. A de- poSlt in the amount of twenty five (S25.OO) dollars will be re- qulred on each set of plans and specifications to insure their re- turn in good condition.
 Plans may be reviewed at either of the above mentioned offices or at the office of the ASSOCIATED GENERAL CON- TRACTORS, ANCHORAGE, AL ASKA.
 Bids must be submitted on the standard proposal form.
 The right is reserved as the in- terest of the CITY OF SEWARD may require, to reject any and all bids, to waive any informal ity in the bids received, to ac- cept or reject any items of any bid unless such bid is qualified by specific limitation.
 No bid received after the time set for the opening of the bids shall be considered except that, when bid arrives after the time fixed for opening but before an award is made and it is shown to the satisfaction of the CITY COUNCIL that the arrival was due solely to delay in the mails for which the bidder was not responsible, such bid will be received and considered.
 CITY OF SEWARD. ALASKA
 By Sigrid Stearns,
 City Clerk July l1,18,25-Aug. 1.'52
Seward seaport record., 1952-07-25

US. Department of the Inferior Bureau of Land Advancement Land Office. Anchorage. Alaska NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that Dyton A. Gilliland, of Coopers Landing, has made application for hOmeSitC, Anchorage Serial Ol819O, under the act of May 26. 1884 (48 Stat 809) for Lot A, supplemental plat of U. $. Sur yey No. 2521, Slaughter Creek Group of Homesites, situated on the north bank of Kenai Lake south of Cooper Landing Truck Trail about 1l2 miles easterlv from Cooper Landing, Alaska, containing 1.13 acres, latitude 60 3O' 12' N. longitude 149' 45' 3O' w. at corner No. 1, and it is now in the files of the Land Of- flee, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men toned land should file their ad- verse claim in the local land of flee, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 CHESTER ". McNALLY.
 Acting Manager First Publication June 13, 1852 Last Publication August 8, 1852
Seward seaport record., 1952-07-25

in Anchorage and Fairbanks and eliminate certain functions in the Juneau office. 'Dcspite this setback, we are going ahead with our program of giving the people as much protection against un- warranted price increases as possible with the staff avail ablc," Hanford said.
Seward seaport record., 1952-07-25
OPS. APPROPRIATIONS CUT RESULTS IN STAFF CUT

JUNEAU-The Alaska Office ot Price Stabilization will trim it's staff of 34 down to 21 as the result of the curtailed appropria- ton voted by Congress last month, Fred C.. Hanford, terri torial director, said this week.
 Hanford made the announce
Seward seaport record., 1952-07-25
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our grati- tude to our many friends for the kindness extended at the time of our recent need.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson
Seward seaport record., 1952-07-25

ever known .. end up free from arm and shoulder strain. Rough roads, soft shoulders, snow, mud? :. the power that helps you steer now prevents the cars wheels from steering back" at you. The course you set is held, at any speed, till you want it changed. Yet, with this 5-times greater control, wheel feel'' is always the same.
 Why not come try it? Learn for yourself why growing thousands of motorists say they'll never be without Ful-time Power Steering the Ditference!
Seward seaport record., 1952-07-25
lOU TRY POWER STEERINC...
 HERE'S WHERE TO COME FIRST!

You've heard about it and read about it.. Now, if you haven't felt what Power Steering does for you, we invite you to try it first in Chrysler New Yorker . where you will find fpll-ime (not partial Power Steering! What happens is this ...
 You handle the steering wheel in normal fashion. But 4 /5 of all the work is done for you by hydraulic power, constantly at your command. Also, you turn the wheel 1/3 less disfdnce now for every maneuver . the feeling you get of utter control is as wonderful as it is new.
 Even at a standstil you can turn the wheel easily. Now, parking is shorn of it's troubles (and fatigueD |. and you can negotiate traffic, awkward drives, and garage doors precisely and with ease.
 4oa can double the longest days drive you've
Seward seaport record., 1952-07-25

US. Department of inc Inferior
 Bureau of Land Management Land Office, Anchorage. Alaska
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-26

Richard SAINT. and Mr.. and Mra
T9ltoa e. Angei.
The Saints and Angels are eoue
ssz.
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/ be no logical explanation as m
why he should do such a thinS.
Taylor-being Taylor-wouid
obey his first impulse To inform
the police and let the social mech
anlsm take Its proper course.
One thing emerged clearly from
the maze OF uncertainty-he could
not 60 on living with this rose
the uncommunicative. incoherent
obscure and altogether absurd
symbol of a new and terrihle
danger.
Crossing TO the bureau drawer
he hastily extracted a sheet of
paper and pencil. Leaning heayi-
ly upon the bureau he wrote:
Sandy Have to return to
the City urgently. Expect me
back on to-morrow's launch.
And quit worrying. Paul"
He left the note on the centre
table where it was conspicuous
against the dark wood. Within 4
few hours from now he would
know whether Kate were alive or
dead. There had to be knowledge
of this. else reason would vanish
entirely and that would be the
end. There could be no other way.
The rowboa. would take him To
the opposite shore. where there
was road.
The rowboatl
Gardiner stood tranSfixed at the
thought There was no rowboat
now! Suddenly he felt as though
the walls of the world were clos.
ing in upon him, malevolently
isolating him upon narrow strip
of forest
Up early. Mr.. Gardiner. sir.s
Danny moved like a shadow
into the clearing. A rifle hung
carelessly from his left hand.
They stood less than ten feet
apart
81 thought I'd sit by the water.
It looks cool down there" Danny's
eyes smoulde cred over.
You're carrying rife. Dam
ny.
towards Forr ester. Rare thing IN
these parts--a fox. / went after
him"
Danny lowered the rife butt 20
the ground am leant against the
barrel.
Il sighted him. He went up
along the valley. / came back for
a fox whistle. Daylight's the best
time to whistle 'em up. Like 10
come along?"
81 may have to 60 to town.
"You can't do that less we get
the boat. Best to come with me.s
Danny got fox whistle from
the house and rifle for Gardiner
Go be continuedI
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Chapter "a

Chapter "a
a NEW wave of terror hurtled
a across Melisande's tired brain
Was there no end to the tortures
OF this miserable night? But she
was far too weary to resist now
you're joking, Paul" 1t was
all she could think of.
I'm my valise over there" Paul
went on tonelessly, you'd find 8
certificate of provisional discharge,
I'm supposed to be alright now.
But tonight, wonder. ! WASN'T
sane of Point Harvest tonight
why didn't you tell me about
--that-before. PauI?"
II thought it'd turn you against
me. I was scared you'd not want
to marry me-"
"You said you married me with
out love"
that's probably true"
TITS hard to believe, Paul. Ex-
actly what kind of man are you.
anyway"
Il wish ! could answer that one.
But ! can't. suppose I'm. COM
pleteIy ego-centric. You were
moral, sane. clean. steadfaSt was
opposite of all those So | married
you. You'd lift me up. Others
would have dragged me further
down."
"Katie?"
"Yes. And others as we'll But
you were different"
Lets not discuss it any further
tonight, Paul. We're both worn
out and don't know what we're
saying"
MeliSande shrugged and closed
her eyes.
Danny got the mail from the
launch while we were away" she
said. THE papers are in the
lounge. Also a small parcel for
you. Good night"
He lightly touched her forehead
with his lips. Then he blew out
the lamp and hurried towards the
lounge.
He spread the papers before
him on the floor. There were two
morning ami two afternoon edi-
tons. Commencing with the top
most edition he began a tight
search of everv news item. The
four newspapers completed, he
went through them again, and yet
again, gaining fresh confidence
with each new reading.
They had not yet found the
body Of Kate. It was a comforting
thought. The longer the body
went undiscovered the less danger
of the police suspecting what they
were wont to call foul play.
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Toduy's
Business
Mirror

NEW YORK R--The buying
power of the dollar is at new
low. The cost of living is at new
high.
And some folk suggest that this
should shed a new light on many
of the facts OF life even includ-
ing the price of shares on the stock
market.
To look al the painful facts first:
The governments consumer price
index In June pushed above the
previous peak reached last Jan.
uary.
Based on this index. the buying
power of the dollar has slipped TO
around So cents that Is. the
dollar will buy only a little more
than half as much In goods and
services as II would in The 1850
period.
In these terms it's buying power
has been below so cents ever since
the postwar initiation got rolling.
Now TO take a cost.of.liying look
at the stock market:
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks is at It's highest point
in q years expressed In con-
yentional dollars.
But translate stock prices over
the years into cost-ofliving dol.
lars ~ that is. value them In terms
cf what a dollar would buy at tho
time and the AP stock average
now would be below the 1915 bun
market peak and also the 1891 buA
market peak.
Some brokers. who make living
from selling stock 10 the public.
like 10 point this out.
when adjustment is made for
the changes IN the cost Of living
and the declining value Of the dol
lar. share prices are In an unex-
plotted range" that's the way
the brokerage firm Of Francis |,
DUPONT 4 Co. puts IL.
In other words. Initiation -
whether you look at II as the hlgh
cost Of living or as the shrinking
Of the buying p0wcr Of the dollar
IL still around. il not so urgent a
II was. And brokers consider Ssock1
are still a good hedge against q.
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4sal.s Passage
~ w;lI;on Iv,eh
BY WiIIiom Lynch

II was almost a week now. He
hadn't seen to-day's edition, of
course, but that would arrive with
the launch tomorrow. Which
brough. his mind hurting back to
Dan Sale, the only unexplainable
element in the entire business.
It was the kind of thing Taylor
,pould do-send him down here
for a change and fresh air. But
coincldence!-it had to be Hates
father. Yes that was il. Coinci-
dence. 1t was a thing one could
never insure againSt-an allow
able margin of error. Neverthe-
less, he would keep watchful eye
on Danny.
Now. ne would sleep. The clock
on the mantei chimed the hour
of four. The first grey streaks of
dawn outlined the windows of the
lounge: and down by the bay some
nocturnal fisherman was waking
the echoes with the scrape of oars
against complaining rowlocks.
4 S he made to leave the room,
q he remembered what Nell
sande mad said about parcel.
What could sue, a parcel contain?
Who would be sending it?
There were several layers of
wrapping and beneath all that a
pink chocolate box. Puzzled. he
removed the lid and stared down
upon the frayed, broken, wilted
thing that lay embedded in a set
ting of cottonwood.
A white roSei
His mind slammed back to the
business of Wade's Hole and
ierked to a stop upon the remem-
brance of this rose falling at his
feet upon the edge of the drop
and of his boot raised to kick the
flower into eternity, along with
the body of Kate.
This rose
How could such a thing be?
Kate was dead in Wade's Hole and
somewhere. lose to her. the rose
lay dead. too. Anything else was
an absurdity.
There had to be an explanation
of this faded flower had to. I'll
had to hac to
Only Kate could have sent IL.
And Kate was dead.
Fresh argument. Kate was not
dead. Which. was too bloody silly
for words. But admitting even the
most outrageous absurdity. if
Kate were not dead. then why
hadn't he already been arrested
for attempted murder? They'd
had almost a week.
Only one. possibility remained
somebody else had sent the rose.
The name of Taylor sprang to his
tongue; but her. again there could J
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-26
Chief Is Cleared

DaYToSA BEACH n $500 Dade
City Police Chief Leoa Hudson ard
Atlantic City Truck Driver August
r. Hamm were cleared Friday In
the traffic death cs Mrs. Marnrse
GasGas-
A ecgvasrs Jury ruled tie June
- aceident ~as unayas4abae 4
charge q running . RID hghi.
placed asslass TIE pade Cay pc-
lice chief. also wss dismissed Fri.
day by Clfy Judge j. Easegt Dur.
1ea Ir.
NEa. Gassge, asoaher VI DaytnGa
BsagA Baseball F.seheT E<1SAT Gas
gae. as GO TIE way 10 = Aesgstal
u s%s her newiy ssorn granddaa1a'
tar al lie uGE II gGg sgAsA-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-26
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R - The U. S,
government this week was suing
to force studios to release their
pictures to television. But the ma
jor companies still presented
strong front against the new me-
dunn.
Still holding firm was conserva-
tive MGM, which has made no
attempt to release its stars or pic
lures to 'TV. tSole exception: Red
SHELTON This week MGM Boss
Dore Schary told the Hollywood
Advertising Club why the studio
will not allow its contract players
to appear on the home screens.
First of all. there are legal
problems involved" the executive
said. I'VE do not know what the
attitude of the talent guilds will
be. Secondly, we want control oil
a stars performance. We have
built up the reputation, prestige
and power Of our star list because
we have protected our stars. That's
why MGM has more stars, and
why its stars have lasted longer.
The lighting, cutting and cam
era angles on TV are not up To
movie standards. We cannot afford
10 have a star make a poor ap'
pearance on TV.
Also. we think stars would wear
out their welcome If they appeared
too often on Tv. We have proven
in the movie business that stars
like Clark Gable and Spencer Ira
cy cannot remain popular If they
appear in five or six pictures eg'
cry year. Anyway. there are not
that many good pictures for them
in a year..
Sign Of the times: The produc-
ton chart lists go feature pictures
being made. But six are shooting
in London, and one apiece in the
FIJI Islands, Paris. New YORK,
Rome, Mexico, Kanab. Utah, and
Fort Lee. Va. Thus a third Of the
films are On location. mostly oti'
of the country. Is it any wonder
film workers are groaning2
John Houseman, who il produc
Ing Julius Caesar" here. says "a
isn't worried about reports tina
orson WeIles is planning a tiln
versiou in Rome. ''0rson is grca
announcer Of projects, HnuseEaai
remarked.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-26
Couple Killed

HIGH SPRINGS N ~ A farm
couple ws1o recently moved here
from Adei, Ga. was found shnt
to death II home Friday and Dep.
usy Sheriff Lyls Brogdon saId il
was murder and suicide.
The deputy ssi : Ernest Reyills.
s., shot his bride IL SIX raonths.
Mrs. Dallas Pitcher Bennesf Rev
Ills. Is, then himself. lie said mem.
bers of the family tod him tire
Rewills had teen Norried over fan.
ay affairs and snoney since moving
here four fnnnshs ago.
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Saint Welcomed

JOsESH0Ro. Ark ~ - TIE
saints ana The Angsaz weleoEned
hora~ 4 sailor 9so has served -
usunshs Es K0geaa Was@Ts,
1eic0mlng Ed@ard Salnt. 2
sess has psgsaas, Mr.. ard Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-26
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative, answers
from the Veterans Administra-
ton to three questions of interest
to former servicemen:
@. am a school teacher and a
World War II veteran. | took CT
Bill training last summer, and |
expected to continue this sum-
mer. But | became i'll and will
have to stay in bed for couple
of months. Will | be able to go
ahead with my studies next sum-
mer. or will | lose out because /
skipped summer?
A. You will be permitted to
continue with your CT studies
next summer, since this summer
interruption has been for a
season beyond your control. OF
course, you must continue to be
employed as a teacher during
consecutive regular school years.
@. / am a peacetime veteran.
having gone into service after
World War II and having been
dicharged before Korea. | have a
service-connected disability for
which | draw compensation. May
have this disability treated by
VA on an outpatient basis,
A. A veteran may be furnished
outpatient treatment by VA for
any compensate service-connect-
cd disability. whether incurred
during wartime or peacetirne ser
vice.
@. Is it possible 20 pay CT IN
surance premiums in advance
rather than on monthly basis7
A. Yes. II you pay IN advance,
you save certain amount every
year. Payments in advance may
be made either quarterly, semi
annually or annually.
Veterans living In Key Wez'
who wish further information
about their benefits should con
tact the VA Office at Room 2I6
Pos, Office Bldg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-26
Heads Teachers

LEEsBuR Gss ~ ". n. Every.
Leesburg. vas elected prssideu1
Of the Florida yoestional AGREED
snfe Teachers Association al do
final business session Os the state
conference Friday. Other officers:
Grover HoweI. Barrow. executive
secretary. o. q. neseil. vsrnon.
vice president. Herbert Brovn.
Trensoa. secretary. and Harry
Paglk, Malone. treasurer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-26

Veterans living in Key West
who wish further information
about their benefits should con-
tact the VA Office at Room 2I8.
Pos, Office Bidg.1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-31
NAVY
ARRIVALS

A veteran of World War III and
holder of the American Area, Eur
0pean-African-M Middle Eastern Area
with 4 stars, Good Conduct with
one star, German Occupation, and
World War II Victory Ribbons, Al
bert A. Durkee. Engineman, first
class, has reported for duty at the
u. S. Naval Station Key West, and
has been attached TO the MaSter-at.
Arms Building, Prior to coming TO
hey West. Durkee was stationed
aboard the USS BrOugh (DE-14S).
With the exception of the time he
spent on occupation duty in Ger
many. Durkee'S entire naval car
eer has been spent at sea on
board various landing ships, sub
chaSerS, and destroyer escorts.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
S. knight L of 2552 S. w. 9th st,
Miami, Florida. Durkee is married
10 the former Miss Joyce V. Flet-
cher of Romford, Essex, England.
They have one child, Albert A. Dur
kee, Jr., 3.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-31
Coming EUents
SATURDAY. MAY al

0A \ MIA 1, ma IL
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street Methodist Church, 72g
Fleming street, 730 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE p
Meeting, Methodist Men. Wesley
House. 8 pm.
Key West Temple No 20 Pythlan
Sisters, knights Of Pythias Hall
on Fleming ST 7 30 pm,
Key West Are aud Historical So
clety, meeting, West MartclIo
Tower, pm
WMU Of First Baptist Church
meeting al church, 30 p m
Key West Ministerial Association
meeting, II m.
Womans Auxiliary ~ ST Paul s
Episcopal church. Parish Hall.
pm.
Circle Two Of FIRST prcsby terrain
Church, . ~ meeting al home
nf Mrs James Sterling, 100
Truman avenue
Circle one Of the First Methodist
Church meets al church pm
TUESDAY. JUNE 3
Mln0ca Council No u. degree al
Pocahontas, meeting AZ Red
man Hall, I 30 p IN
Civil Air Patrol meeting al
American Legion Home ( pm.
Key West Assembly No 13 or
der Of RaHtsov Girls Scottish
Hiie Temple. ? 30 p $50
hey Vest Chapter Disabled
American Veterans. LA Ten
pie Amelia ST s pm
Catholic Daughters Of America
Court Mary Star at ihe sea $751;
81 meeting al st Aaa HaA
spm
KEY West Chapter No 2s3 ga
tonal sogoarners Flft Pres
hyleuan Church. pm
Key Vest Players meeting "a
Barn Theatre. ysce prs l8eeN
jack Clarke In charge pm
Sea Flaisee C0o.tet}e f.4b So
NV Pest Home. Elizabeth 81
SPIN
Dinner etlng. Kiaants CUB
Al Collette restaurant 8 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-31

DEATH
MARTHA BEATRICE ALVAREZ

MART t5A BEATRICE ALVAREZ
Key WesterS and many friends
all regret the passing away last
evening of Mrs. Martha Beatrice
Alvarez in her home at 1913
Seminary street.
She was the mother of Key
Vests Judge Eva Warner Glib
son and Mrs Jennie Galindo.
Mrs. Alvarez was a resident of
Key West for fifty years. She
conducted a private school for
several years after her arrival in
this city and also practiced nurs-
ing.
After practlclng private nurs-
ing for many years she was APP
pointed Directress of the Mer-
cedes Hospital which post she
held until she retired.
Aside from their two daughters,
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Galindc,
other members of her immediate
family are; three grandsons-
Capt, Jerry Gallndo, Jose Torano
and William NJ Warner. Three
great grandchildren are ~ Geral-
dine Gallndo, Jerry Torano and
William NJ. Warner, Jr.
Funeral services are under the
direction of the Lopez Funeral
Home and Will be announced
later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-31
$4,000 Stolen

SUDBURY, Ont. R--polIee re.
ported that three gold bricks val.
ued at more than $50 ,0O0 were
stolen Thursday night from 4 mail
cart on railway station platform
here
+" Police said the robbery occurred
while passengers scurried about
the platform and railway employees
hurried With loading and unloading
during a busy period.
The gold bricks. weighing a total
of 100 pounds, we're bound for OF
lava.
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Coffee for subRnn -Four Officers
Wives Club Fort Tavlsr 10
am
Kew West Outboard Club Auxiii.
ary meeting 3 % y m A. he
home ~ Mrs. OTIS Carey 2soi
Scidenberg Ave
COTE. Hs.f owe 10 am A
home n Mrs. Ilyod Peterson
2lIs gfsples Aye
TIL RsDAY JUNE s.
Flks Lodge meeting AZ club q
81 Post 40 3glI post Uoma
Golden Hgle sad Busy Fln9era
ftrrte a Sec 81 First ne,h-
ost.l Cnurrh
p..ta~g rl.a h,nrheoo g, l7ts
II pa,b.s narish nan
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50-Legal Notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIoIS
\ VI. n. a ~ ~.
Continued

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. desiring to
engage in business under the ftc-
titious name of "Cudersca" Key
NacaS, Marathon. Fla intend to
register the said fictitious name
" ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County. Florida
Dated Ma is. 20
WESLEY j. BARTLETT
JACK BROW NE
Sole Owners.
mayl7-24-3l ;Jun7 1852
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q Lost
23Found
Business Opportunities

SODA fountain AID furcn eo1eege
dong excellent business. VI
sacrifice IS Gamer IS gong 81 go
psgaL Ca4 S56> &P
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-31

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COZ TtT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
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NOTICE ny PIRLIC \

GEORGE 3. BROWN.
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A.r-Wage teicvision ALLEGATIONS
made I'M the United States in
1852 arc expected 10 make tcle-
vision possible for more than
half the people of the country.