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Bx MerreII Whittlesex

Tomorrow's hedule d team
matches of the Women's District
Golf Association have been post
poned because of the soggy con-
dition of the golf courses. Mrs
Ralph Goldsmith of Woodmont
District team chairman, an
nounced today.
Thursday the first teams will
Iplay at Washington Golf and
Country Club, the first division OF
the second teams at Army Navy
and on Friday the third teams at
Argyle. The second division of the
second teams has postponed its
matches until May 20 at Indian
Spring, the Tuesday following the
close Of the schedule.
However, Mrs. Goldsmith was
|pessimistic as to whether the
teams will be able to play Thurs
day. Even if the rain stops, the
courses will be soggy and the grass
long. Thus the teams will play
only if the courses dry enough SO
that moving machines can get to
the fairways.
Sam Snead's Sunday visit to
White Flint for an exhibition
match is the outstanding event on
this weeks golf schedule.
Eight Schoolboy golf matches,
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Tomorrow's Women's Golf OFF:
Sneod Match Tops Week sCord

only scheduled activity today,
have been postponed until Tues
day, May 6. The seven matches
postponed from last Friday have
been set for tomorrow, but it is
extremely doubtful that they will
be played.
Snead will play here Sunday for
the first time since 1949. The
Masters champion and Frank
Tenney, new White Flint pro, will
play an 18-hole exhibition against
Ed Oliver. a member of Snead's
Ryder Cup team, and Fred Boil
ton, Woodmont pro.
The exhibition. popularity priced
at $1.20, will be preceded by a
clinic presented by Snead and
Oliver at 1880.
The member-guest tournaments
also get underway this week with
the third annual Burning Tree
member-guest scheduled to start
Friday. This will be a 54-hole
medal play Scotch foursome
tournament, with gross and net
prizes.
Three clubs will hold their
spring field day events, Chevy
Chase on Wednesday, Woodmont
on Thursday. postponed from last
week, and Manor Club on Satur-
day.
The women's division of the
Federal Golf Association has a
field day scheduled Thursday at
Fairfax.
The University of Maryland's
golf team, winner of five out of
six matches, will be tested We'd
nesday when it meets Navy over
the latter'S tough course in An
napolis.
The Second-round matches in
the Maryland State Golf ASsocia-
Evening star., 1952-04-28
Patty Berg Holds Lead
Entering Final Round
OIL California Tourney
BY The Associated Press

RICHMOND, Calf, April 28.-
Patty Berg held a three stroke
lead today as the country's crack
women golf professionals teed OF
in the final round of the $4,000
54-hole Richmond women's PGA
Open.
Popular Miss Berg had a two
day total Of 1873. Treading on her
heels was Betty Jameson of San
Antonio with 141. They were
practically in front by themselves.
Next closest, at lab, were two
Florida entries-Babe Didrikson
Zaharias Of Tampa and Peggy
Kirk Of Ponta Verda.
Miss Berg smashed par to set
Ia women's world record 81 in the
first round.
Former Record 66.
The former woman's record was
66. held jointly by Mrs. Zaharias,
Opal S. Hill of Kansas City and
Grace Lenczik of Newington,
Conn.
Yesterday the st. Andrews, Ill.,,
star needed "a strokes to negotiate
the 6,339-yard Richmond Coun-
try Club course. Mems par is
35-37-72 and women's 36-37-73.
Brisk winds blowing down the
back nine fairWayS bothered Miss
Berg and she carded a 80 after
going out in 35.
Miss Jameson Gets 50.
In contrast, Miss Jameson shot
IA four under par So, best score of
the second round. The Texas girl
who like Miss Berg has won the
Women's National Open title,
posted a 1896 and was steady
despite difficult playing conditions
She faltered only on the last hole
with a bogie 6. after hitting ball
into a trap. Four brides were on
her card.
Mrs. Zaharias, although 10 shots
off the pace, had the second best
|second-day round, 70. The for
Imer national champion shot an
opening 76.
Barbara Romack of Sacramento
who won the California amateur
title last week, was low amateur
with 81-77-158. Barbara Ran
som of Stockton, who had paced
Evening star., 1952-04-28
GoIiut Sold to Toronto
By St. Louis Browns
BY the Associated Press

TORONTO. April 28.-The To-
ronto Maple Leafs have an
nounced the purchase of Second
Baseman Mike Goliat from the
st. Louis Browns.
Goliat played for the Leafs in
1949. went to the Phillies and
played in the 1850 World Series.
He was sent down to the Baltimore
Orioles last season.
Evening star., 1952-04-28
.0rztzx6auaAM55

Eastern High School player whit
did duty with Giants farm team
in the Western League and Inter
national League.
Bob (Mousey) Liggett, one O
the few pitchers to beat Silve.
Hill OF the Prince Georges Sub
urban League, has joined th'
Little Tavern pitching staff. Lig
gett performed with Naiman's las
year. Ridden also has AL (Bar
rel) Kimmel, an overweight, bu
effective relief hurler with Olson
last season. After that. Ruddel
has Lefty Freisen, former George
town University hurler. and But
Mann, an 18-year-old newcome
from Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
The infield remains the same
Tommy Curtis at first, Matt
brother. joe Ridden. at second
Matt at short and Bob Thomas a
third. Jack Eckard will be bacl
in his familiar spot in leftfield.
It doesn't add up. Mitchell i
too good a pitcher to lose; Bladen
don't grow on trees. There's TOT
much power gone from last sea-
sons club. Bladen, Hughes ane
George were Rudden's big thre.
at the plate. And the Little Tav.
ern's opposition in the Industrial
League - Silver Hill, Heurich
Cameo, and Bethesda Chevy Chas'
Rescue Squad-figures to bs
tough.
But Ridden figures to be tough
too. And he is an accountant
workin on his CPA, a 27-year-olc
well-verSed in figures.
Capt. John Winters, manager
Of the Police Department nine
will be sorely missed on the sand.
lots this season. Winters, whost
team was disbanded along with
the Fire Department team because
of personnel shortages in botf
departments, was a gentleman or
and off the field. The Policemen
won the AnacoStia League title tht
three years they competed anc
took the city title in 1850. Ovel
the three-year span they won 8:
games and lost only 25.
NOTES: With the disbanding O.
the Fire and Police Department
teams, the annual game between
the two clubs probably is discon.
tinued. One of the better sandlo
attractions in the area, the las
two games drew $1,000 fans. Tn,
game was revised in 1850 after /;
lapse of several years. The Po
lice won, 5-3, in 1850 and the Fire
men won, 20, in II innings las
year. ;. 1t costs money to sponso
a Sandlot team. Uniforms cos
around $500; balls, $25 a DOZEN
and you can figure on buying II
or IL dozen; league franchise
SITS; bats So each, and mos
teams require four or five dozen
The Industrial League get
under way May 10 with Littl
Tavern facing Heurich.
Evening star., 1952-04-28
Trick Shot Golf Ace
To Appear Here Nav 8

Paul Hahn, newest of the trick
shot artists who made a big hit
in the recent clinic at the Mas
ters tournament. has been signed
to give an exhibition at 9 pm. on
May 8 at the East Potomac driv-
ing range.
Hahn. whose wife is the model
in his act, will give an hour show
and a clinic of about Is minutes.
Hahn's show has been booked solid
over the winter months.
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SECOND GAME.

Runs-Rivera, Minosn. Robinson. Lollar
| Error-Rivera. Runs batted in--Nieman,
Lollar t3). Two-base hits--Byrne. Dyck.
Home ruu--Lnllar Stolen base-Rivera.
fDouble piay-Fox to Carrasquel to Robin
son. Left on basees-St. Louis. 8; Chit
Byrne. 3. Struck out-By Stobbs. 3: by
Byrne, g. Hits-Of Stobbs, 3 in innings;
off Byrne. in : inning Runs and earned
Umpires - Houochick Ron,mel. Berry.
Time-1:12. Attendance-42.04 .040.
Evening star., 1952-04-28

ana re tlr e d
veterans, Rud-
den's teams al
ways are plug
ging : g apin 6
hole s.. B u t
there's evidence
that the YAM
KEGS have worn,
out their charm.
IRudden is hop
ing his is still
good for at last
another season.
r u d d e n s
charm win have
IN L.
Evening star., 1952-04-28
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
:hisox, 7-3; Browns, 81 Reds, 81; Pirotes, Is
Totals 33 924 IA Totals 81 81
sStruck out for Werle in 4th.
fStruck out for Kline in 7th
tFouled out for Suchecki in 9th.

sStruck out for Werle in 4th.
fStruck out for Kline in 9TH
tFouled out for Suchecki in 9th.
Pittsburgh - O1O 100 00O-2
Cincinnati - O06 900 11x-8
Runs.--Kiner, Strickland. Hatton. Adams
Wyrostek c,). Kluszewski. Adcock, McMil-
Ian, Raffensberger. Error--Metkovich. Runs
batted in1Smith,, Strickland, Wyrostek
adams. Two-base hits-Del Greco. Kosh-
orsk MeCglough Three himSMyro-
21 Double plays piayysnMcCqllough to smith
burgh. 8: Cincinnati. Z. Bases on balls
Of Friend e 2: of Werle. /; r oti suchecki ki
Friend, z; BY Werie. l: by suchecki. l.; By
Ra affensberger. =; Hits-on Friend. in
Kline. | in 9 innings; OF snchecki. 3 il
innings, Runs and earned rnns-0f
90: of Raffensberger. 2-2; Hit by pitcher
l--tHatton) by Kline, Balk-Kline. Win
ming Observation-Disclosures 800. Losing
Ipitcher--Friehd 1-2). Umpires-Gorman,
Donatelh. Ballanfant. Barlick. Time
Evening star., 1952-04-28

Errors--Kiner Strickland, Adams Runs
natted Tw99oaseb5se e9t on bsse
PITTSBURGH =. Cincinnati 8. Bases on
balls-Off Pollet. 4; off Hitler. I. Struck
earned runs-off Hitler. 90: of Pollet,
10. Winning pitcher-Hiller (2-D. Losing
lpitcher-Pollet t0-3). Umpires-Donatelli,
Ballanfant, Barlick, German. Time, 2:13.
Attendance, 16,427.
Evening star., 1952-04-28
By Bill Fuchs

Matt Rudden says he's lucky.
Like the New York Yankees, who
always seem to come UP with
amazing rockies to replace aged
Evening star., 1952-04-28

Twenty years ago - The
United States Davis Cup team
won its first two singles matches
i over Canada in the first round
Of rsay.
Evening star., 1952-04-28
TIGERS, |: indians, O

Totals 33 6 "a "A Totals 80 10 81 g
Ran for Kennedy in Sth.
''Flied out for Garcia in 9th.
Cleveland - 600 600 OOO--O
Detroit .-------- 100 600 00x-1
Run-Mullin. Error-Simpson. Two
Avila Stolen base-Priddy Double plays
Easter (unassistedl; Simpson to Avila;
Boone to Avila to Easter Left on base
Garcia. 4; Gray. 5. Strike outs-Garcia
3; Gray. z. Runs and earned runs-Garcia
Gray n-2J. Losing pitcher-Garcia
O-2). Umpires-Soar. Duffy and McKin-
ley. Time-2:1O. Attendance-42S S31.
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Cubs, 6; Cords, 3
Totals "a 52711 Totals 35 927
aWalked for Jeffcoat in sth.
bSingled for Yuhas in 9th.
cSingled for Hemus in 9th.

bSlnRIed TOT YUH6S III Hln.
cSingled for Hemus in 9th.
Chicago 00l 600 40
st. Louis ---- 900 oil 100:
Runs--Miksis, Addis. Baumholtz, Jack
son. Ramazzotti. Hatten, Hemus. Slaughter
ID. Rice. Errors-Chiti (2), Ramazzotti
MiksiS. Hemus johnson. Jackson. Baum
holtz t3) Schoendienst. Two-base hits
Miksis f2), Baumholtz. Home runs
Double plav-Johnson to schoendienst Z
Bike. Left on bases-Chicago, 4; st
Louis, 8. Bases on balls-Of Hatten. 2
BY Mizeii.6. Hits-on Misell. 5 in ~
innings: of Yuhas q in 1 q. Runs ant
earned runs-Of Hatten. 3-3; OF Mizeil
ga Winning pitcher-Hatten 2-D
Robb Warneke and Pinelli. Time-2:26
Attendance-17.735 tpaid).
Evening star., 1952-04-28

the amateurs through the first
round with a rs, sprained her
wrist and withdrew yesterday after
|playing eight holees.
Evening star., 1952-04-28

RunS-Young. Rivera Wright, Delsing.
Thomas. Courtney. Carrasquel. Fox f3.
Robinson 90, Rogovip: ETrOTs-Garras- Car
Marion toi, Fox. Robinson az. Stewart,
Delsins e. Thomas Nj Minoso Ty23-base as
Three-base hits---Delsing Rivera. Home
run-Rohinson. Stolen base-.Youns Sac
to Young to Golds6erry: Carver to Marion
to Goldsberry: Carrasauel to. Robinson
Delsing to Godsberry; Goliat to DeMaes-
ri to Sicldsberry., Left on basesIst, Louis;
carver /: Of Rogovin; J.; Of Aioma. i;
| ]: by Dorish. 2; by Harrist, Eits--ofl
in II" y inning; of Betki, & in 3M innings;
of Rogovin: o, in 6is inninps, of Aloma,
g in ia innines: of Kennedy. 9 in
inning: of Harrirt < in 43s innings: of.
Dorish l in innings. Runs and earned
lruns-Garver. 49,; Rogovin. e-6: Hetki.
90: Harrist, ] 10, nit by pitcher-By
Carver fMinoso. Lo'lar): bu-RoTovi~ fGar-
ver). winning nitcher-Dorish C-o); los
ine pitcher1Fsrris, ODD. Mmpirresom7 o7
lAttendance-42.04 .04O.
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Totals 81 IA x39 90 Totals So 20 AZ 2a
sGrounded out for Paige in 9Th.
= tStruck out for Young in 9th.
iran for Loilar in 9Th.
sPopped out for Busby in Sth.
fFlied out for Aloma in Sth.
ESingled for Courtney in 10th.
oWalked for Marsh in 10th.
Ran for Moss in 10th.
xNone out when winning run was made
St. Louis - 03o 600 400 600 o0-e
Chicago -- 600 040 002 900 OIL
Evening star., 1952-06-18

at Copitoi Goroes
next door, or Service
Parkins Corp, New
York Ave.. bet. 18th
8 18th.
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Career Day May
9th AtKWH School

Career Day is announced for
May 9th at the High School by
Principal E. o. Schweitzer. The
day has been designed to acquaint
students in the senior division Of
the high school with job opportu-
mites in the community. and the
requirements that are necessary IN
obtain such jobs.
Guest speakers active in the field
of trade and industry in this COM
munity will be asked TO speak to
the students about the requirements
in their particular work. In the af.
ternoon a general assembly will be
held where a speaker viii discuss
a topic OF general interest Of the
day.
The complete program will be
announced by Mr.. W. G. Chapman.
Chairman for the arrangements OF
Career Day. early next week. The
committee working on Career Day
is Mr. W. G. Chapman. Chairman.
Mrs. Hlldah Sails. Mrs. Mary Nil
ner. Mrs. Olive Bond, and Mr..
Benjamin Sseeting.
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Votes For First
Time All Y

RIVIERA BEACH. Nd. ~ -
Captiyated by the charm - o
young 1857 politician. Mrs. Letitia
Virginia tGranHyD Groves has de-
diced at d 10 vote fer the first
time.
Granny used 10 say women
should leave the running Of the
country 70 their men" But after
meeting State Sen Louis ", Phipps
at her first political rally. Graany
decided 10 vote for him because
he's q good man "
Granny has quite > faction 10
swing to the candidate for the
Democratic nomination 10 Congress
from the Fifth Maryland District.
Eleven of her Is children are
still living. and she has 80 grand
children and Is great-gTandehil-
dren.
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Carport Enlar 4
By Storage uh,-

The carport in literally thou
sands of small homes is replacing
the garage. II is attractive and
economical. 1t is, many agree,
just fine.
But where do you throw your
garden hose, your spades, your
rakes? And where does your
youngster put his scooter or tri-
cycle when it rains?
You can solve the problem
nicely by building an outdoor
storage unit at the end of the
carport, along one side, or
against a wall of the house.
Some home owners have added
to the attractiveneSs of their
gardens by building outdoor
storage walls.
All it takes is a few panels
of fir plywood. Your local lum-
Der dealer is virtually sure to
have some on hand and If he
hasn't, he can order what you
need.
For building outdoor storage
units with plywood, be sure and
specify outdoor plywood with
the completely waterproof glue.
The letters EXTDFPA edge
branded on the panel are posi-
tive assurance of this outdoor
plywood.
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CAMP DESERT ROCK. New
Marine Sergeant Rene A. Raiols
of 500 Simonton street, Key
West. Tuesday witnessed an
atomic explosion, and then
joined in the mock assault of
an objective near the eenter of
the atomic impact area.
Sgt. Raiole is a member Of a
provisional battalion of Marines
from Camp Lejeune. N. c.,
which along with another bat
talon from Camp Pendleton.
Calf, was flown TO this desert
site to participate in atomic at
tack problems. ,
Sergeant Raiole, q member
of the MP. Company, head
quarters battalion, End Marine
Division, first enlisted in the
Marine Corps February Is,
1915.
Sergeant Raiole is married To
Mrs. Mary Ann Raiole who re-
sides at sol Monroe street. Ber-
wick, Pa, with their two month
old baby daughter. Bonita Ann.
He is the son OF Renee Raiole.
500 Simonton street, Key West.
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TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE. Furn.
ished. 2613 Fogarty Ave, Apply
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6-Legal Notices
tContinued)

SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THr
OF THE STATE OF FIORIDa
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCER1.
No. i3-IIT
JAMES T. BENIN.
Plaintiff.
VS.. Annuiment of Marriage,
FLORENCE NJ. BENIN,
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO; FLORENCE NJ. BENIN
Stonesthrow Apis. Apt. l
5o04 Harding Place
Belle Meade
Nashville. Tennessee
You are hereby notified that a
Bill of Complaint for Annulment of
Marriage has been filed against
you and you are hereby required
TO serve copy of your Answer to
the Bill of Complaint on plaintiffs
attorney. julius F. Stone, Jr.. 2o3 4
DuVai Street, Key West, Florida.
and file the original Answer In the
office OF the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, on the 27th day of May, A. n.
1852. in default of which the Bill
of Complaint will be taken as con-
fessed against YOU.
Dated April 25th. a. D. 1852.
Circuit Court
SeaD EARL II. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
BY tsdl Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
JULIUS +. STONE, JR.
Attorney at Law
20Si DuVal Street
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff,
apr26 mays 1911, 1852
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New Plane

LONDON R-Britains sensation.
al new 500 mile an hour Comet
airliner whooshed off for South
Africa Friday. inaugurating the ie'
age of commercial air travel.
The flight gave Britain an esti-
mated 4-year jump ON other ma
tons in jet liner service.
The sleek blue and white 4-en-
CINE let liner, carrying full load
of IS paying passengers. a crew
OF six and 30 bags of mail. left Lon
don Airport at ala p. m. o. Il
a. m. EST.
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERl.
Case NJ. 1850
LUCILLE If. CHEW.
Complainant
VS. DIVORCE
VERNON S CHEW.
naFan3auf
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The custom ~ sealing a living
human being in the coTnerstons
II buildings did not die cut until
tire 18TH Century.
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ONE KELVINATOR refrigerator,
40 pound freezer capacity One
Bendlx automatic washing ma
chine. Lined Oak bedroom suite
LINED Oak dining room set. IBID
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SODA fountain and luneheonette
doing excellent business, will
sacrifice as owner is going to hos
pital. Call 56S. apr28-tf
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MONTGOMERY Ward Deluxe cleo
trie refrigerator. Handy Hot Por-
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er, g II living room rug. Call
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APARTMENT size electric range
and refrigerator. Good condition,
SIS. 1918 Laird st. Phone 1737-R,
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LIME plastic bed-daveport, blond
wood. Matching coffee table, both
like new, reasonable. Phone 1909
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DefendA MT,
NOTICE IN IRRIGATION
To: ERNEST A. BARBA,
22S2 West LIST St.
Brooklyn, New York.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve a copy
of your Answer TO the Complaint
for Divorce on the Compialnant's
Solicitor. and file the original An
swer in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court on or before the
26th day Of May A. u. 1853. in the
above entitled cause, otherwise the
allegations therein contained viii
he taken as confessed
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida. this
95th day of April A. y. 1852
tSeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk,
T. Y PORTER ".
solicitor for Complainant,
it3 Fleming St.
Key West, Florida
apr26 -I0-i7, 1852
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Robustness 0pportunitie'

BUSINESS Property for sale. Total
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i6-Builder's Supplies
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50-Legal Notices

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FoR M0NRTE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case M. 1915
lNiTA NJ. BARBA,
Complainant,
vs.. DIVORCE
ERNEST A. BARBA,
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Houses For Rent

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HOME charmingly furnished, three
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~ AN ron MONROE eOGsTS. ~ CHANCEhf'
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THE CITY OF KEY WEST. FLORIDA
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WHY NOT SUMMER IN MIAMI?

In comfort and luxury, in all
Tor parD of handsome with gard
en-. Enjoy free utilities and low
rent of $500 Tor less) per month
til Nov. LIST. Write Mariposa, Box
3033, Miami, Fla. apr30-6t
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EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY.
3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 1901. We buy and sell new
and used furniture. mar24-tf
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Defendant.
NOTICE
TO: VERNON s. CHEW
is " SoiFe Dame street
Giens Fails. New York
voc ARE HEREBY NOTIFlE ED
that you are required 10 serve
copy Of your answer TO the COM
plaint on the Complainant Attor-
NV and file the original answer
i'm the office IF the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court on or before the l9th
day of May 1852. otherwise the
allegations in said Complaint VIII
hs. taken as confessed and he
rec pro C0nfezso entered against
yon ..r
Done this 18TH day Of April. ieb2
fSeaD EARL X. ADAMS
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida
BY tsdJ Florence + Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
apFIs- 2simay 81 G. 1852