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The daily record., 1952-02-21
Winsome Class Of
Boptist Church
Meets Tuesdoy Eve

The Winsome Sunday School
Class of the Dunn First Baptist
Church met Tuesday night at o.
clock at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Snipes. Miss Virginia Pittard was
.co-hostess for the meeting.
Mrs. Curtis Ennis, president of
the class presided over the busi-
ness session and Mrs. w. E. Ryals
led the opening prayer. The min
ltes of the last meeting were given
by the secretary, Mrs. j. M. Daw-
-spn. Various committee reports
A-.ere heard.
A social hour followed the busi-
ness discussion. AS each member
arrived at the first of the meeting
she was given a paper cher
ry. All the decorations carried out
the George Washington Birthday
theme. Red and white gladioli, ny
acinths, and ounce composed the
floral arrangements for the home
The hostesses served refresh
ments consisting of pecan pie
topped with whipped cream and a
N~herry, mints and coffee.
Z Those attending were Mrs. Err
nest Russell. class teacher, Mrs.
J. M. Dawson. Mrs. Curtis Ennis,
Mrs. Cecil Jernigan. Mrs. Bill Bar
fleld, Mrs. l.. L. Coats, Mrs. Albert
watkins, Mrs. w. E. Ryals, Mrs.
Bert Hoggard, Mrs. Herman Green,
Mrs. Margaret Warren, Miss Muriel
Goodrich, Mrs. Davis Catlett, Mrs
Jessie Weeks. Mrs. Carolyn Schwill,
Mrs. j. Furman Turnage, and the
fVo hostesses, Mrs. Snipes and Miss
lttard.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
DID. Sorority
Meets With Miss
Jackie Campbell

Miss Jackie Campbell and Miss
Margaret Cathey were joint hos
tesses to members and pledges of
the Delta Theta Delta Sorority
Monday night at 7:30. The meeting
was held at the Campbell home.
Miss Ann Byerly. president, led
a short business discussion and
then a pledge meeting was held.
During the social hour the nos
tesses served hot chocolate, pimen-
to cheese sandwiches, mints and
cookies.
Those attending the meeting were
Mrs. Bobby Strickland, sponsor,
Miss Mary Lou Lee, Miss Ann By
erly, Miss Becky Lee, Miss Betsy
Ann Tart, Miss Nancy Jernigan,
Miss Margaret Goodwin, Miss Mar
garet Cathey, Miss Kathryn Butt,
Miss Martha Ann Butler, Miss
Faye Jackson. Miss Pat Snipes,
Miss Peggy Ruth Barfield, Miss
Faye Goodwin, Miss Glenda Bass.
Miss Libby Raynor and Miss Jackie
Campbell.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
Helen Goodwin Wed
To Harold Jernigon
In South Carolina

Miss Helen Goodwin and Corp.
Harold Jernigan were married On
February Is in a ceremony that
took place in Dillon. S. C.
The bride before her marriage
made her home in Dunn on Route
4 with her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Jernigan of Coats.
The only attendants for the
couple were Miss Rosalie Smith
and Mr.. Roy Jernigan. The bride
was attired in a navy suit with
navy accessories.
The couple will make their home
in Albany, Ga. where the bridegroom
is stationed with the Air Force.
Mrs. Jernigan attended Dunn High
School before her marriage and
Corp. Jernigan attended school in
Coats. RsM
The daily record., 1952-02-21
Dunn Nurses At
District Meet

The public health nurses of Ken
ansville were hostesses to the Feb
ruary meeting of District IA of the
North Carolina State Nurses As
sociation, with the program under
the direction of Miss Ann Lamb
and Miss Myrtle Register, it was
reported by Mrs. Ruby Hood of
Dunn, President
Speaker for the meeting was
Robert ]. Murphy, State Board of
Health Pediatrics consultant. Mrs
Hood presided and Miss Lamb in
troduced the speaker.
Among the 80 who attended, those
from the Dunn area included; Mrs
Hood, Mrs. Louise M. Dodson, Mrs
Lucille Harris, and Mrs. Theresa
McGruder. A buffet supper was
served at the conclusion of the ad-
dress.
The next meeting has been set
for Clinton on March IL.
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Ministers
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
ter Jones and Mrs. Pat Lynch;
Methodist Church; Mrs. M. M.
Driver and Mrs. Pat Tart; Pres
byterian Church; DR.. G. L. Hoop
er and Mrs. B. A. Bracey; Glade
Tidings Church Mr.. Altman and
Mr.. Tyndall Gospel Tabernacle; w.
F. Wellons and Mrs. w. E. Turner;
Second Baptist Church; Tommy
Canite, and Miss Annie M. Daniels.
Neatly 200 workers have been
selected and they will meet with
the steering committee Sunday,
March 2 at 80 p. in. at the First
Baptist Church to receive their as
signments.
Sub committees from the steering
group we're named as follows:
Street assignments; H. B. Tay-
lor, chairman, DR.. G. L. Hooper,
Billy Wellbns, Mr.. Altman, Mrs. M.
M. Driver, James Britt, Bennie
Slaughter and Adolphus Williams.
Worker enlistment: Mrs. Pat
Lynch, chairman. Mrs. w. e. Tur-
ner, Mr.. TyndalA Mrs. B. A. Bra
cey, Mrs. ]. o. Warren, Mrs. Alice
Goats and Miss Annie M. Daniels.
Secretarial: Mrs. Pat Tart, chair
man, Miss Evelyn Strong, Miss
Hazel Joyner, Mrs. Gerald Mann,
Mrs. I. L. Milan and Mrs. Made
line Stanley.
The census is scheduled to get
underway about two o'clock on
Sunday, March 2. and should be
completed before four o'clock. Res
idents Of the Dunn area are urged
to remain at home, during this
census.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
CORRECTION

5 The society department erron-
eously stated yesterday that Mrs
George Arthur Jackson was CO.
hostess at the meeting of the FL
.delis Glass on Tuesday evening. The
correct co-hostess was Mrs. George
jackson.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
VISITS DAUGHTER

Mrs. o. w. Goodwin, Sr., and
daughter, Linda returned last night
from Statesville where they visited
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Lazenby. Mrs.
Lazenby is Mrs. Godwin's daughter
The daily record., 1952-02-21
VISIT CAPITOL

Visitors in Washington, D. c.
over the past weekend were Mr5
Marvin Wade, Jr. and Mrs. N. u.
johnson, Sr. They visited Mrs. F.
K. Raymond.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
RETURN FRIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Barefoot re-
turned Friday night from a trip
to Florida.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
VISITS JOHNSONS

Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Langdon of
Benson and Mrs. Edgar Barrett of
Purceville, Va. were guests of the
Alsey Johnsons last weekend.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
VISITS VESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. West had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. o. E.
Nichols and daughter of South Hill,
Va. over the weekend.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
HAS MEASLES

Miss Marilyn Lee and Buster Lee,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
M. Lee, are confined to their home
this week.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr. and Mrs. G. c, Mitchell. Jr.
announce the birth of a son, Feb
ruary 10th in the Erwin Hospital
Mrs. Mitchell is the fomer Miss
Dorothy Jean Wilson.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
NEW HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Goodwin, Jr.
have moved into their new home or
North Watauga Ave.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

DR.. and Mrs. Gale johnson of
New Orleans, La. announce the
birth of a son on Feb. 18th.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
p. T. A. To MEET

II. 4. n, IO MEET
The Bunnlevel P. T. A. will meet
Monday night. Feb. "a at 7:30
P. M. All parents and friends are
urged to attend An interesting
program is being planned.
The daily record., 1952-02-21

CONFINED SINCE TUESDAY
Miss Betsy Lee has been confin-
ed since Tuesday with a case of
influenza.
The daily record., 1952-02-21
HAS FLU

~ Mrs. Cad Upchurch is confined
70 her home with the flu.
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FREE SAMPLE BRINGS 81 200
in month eXcep loaal earnings
selling patented hinged woodcr
sandals that "Flex with foot
Crepe soles, interchangeable
straps in 8 gay colorsl Frieads
neighbors by on sight. Send for
FREE money-making Sample Out
fit. FLExICL0GS, Box FC-l4, New
HolStein. Wise, mar1-ltx
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Tallahassee. Florida
February 18Th. 1885
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees az the Internal Improve
nl*nt Fund az the state al F3efiaa,
will ,ffer for sale. for ehjeftl ions
only In Tallahassee Florida. 81
II .eH ntclaek A. n MarSh 18th,
lFs2. The following a. scTieea a@s'fi
~ MONROE COUNTY f1-wl'
Commence. 1T the trsC&c.S Trl-
anEniatioa station Cop 80
tahIlshesl ln l$5a uu the NJ
eRd 81 Zig t'opplu kcE7 ft@fA~
da, thence run nnrth 30 an an
trFaet.f igsa vith the north flEsl
- way tine Of a. = HiEhwaF
Aa ! Ia the rgiaf og beginning
Saia 4. 70 r. being Identical
@lth n paint " hich IS abe IN
& rsection 81 the eaT1a right
ot-Nay line 81 L, 5, HtEbA as
No. and 8 pfrncndtr hAaF
through telephone paie N8t
1875 tsioasH4Ip pale4 Eg kAa
a3@r%sEaens7oosG riEnt-ttE VA
ls'ag thence ia q nGrthVss3rFfS
direction along SAID nfffta
rag Of way 3ana distance q
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~ 3 print III the mean hiRa
water mark. thence Ia a sfsa1fsr
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WASHINGTON Up - Sen. Moody
I'D. Mich. has promised 10 look
into a report that Russia was al
lowed TO seize a huge airplane-
making tool urgently needed by
this country.
Ii. Gen. Kenneth b. Wolfe. head
OF Air Force procurement before
his retirement last July, testified
Friday tefore Senate Small eusi'
ness Committee headed by Moody.
Wolf said a 3o.000-ton press,
''far bigger" than any IN the
United States today, was located
several years ago in the Russian
Zone of Germany. Efforts were
made TO get il for the U. s.. ne
said but the Allied Preparations
Commission allocated il TO Russia.
We'll find out who agreed 10
that, Moody said.
The u. s. is now rushing o pig
ger press into completion. Wolfe
said.
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News Briefs

WASHINGTON tP - IugosiaVia
viii get as million dollars more
in Bic Three economic aid up to
June 80. bringing the total to l2o
millions for a l2-mon,h period end
irg then.
Diplomatic officials, in announc'
ing the agreement Friday, said the
United States is supplying 5 per
cent. Great Britain g per cent and
France u per cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

WASHINGTON lR - The Agri.
culture Department; Friday offered
10 give away a. million pounns
az surplus dried eggs for distr1oa'
tion among needy persons abroad
The eggs viii be given TO ehgi.
tie private welfare organiz ssiosas
uhlch agree TO pay shipping afic
tfandling costs
The eggs are part Of refaainine
s;ocks az about 9as million POUNDS
t,c,urht under producer egg prace
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

WASHINGTON R - Diplomatic
gobbledegook can get so bad even
diplomats apologize for it.
Secretary of State Acheson in
his report TO the nation Friday
night on the Lisbon meetings of
the North Atlantic Treaty Organ.
cation tNATol said airfields and
port facilities were called ''infra-
structures.
He said he couldn't explain how
they came to le called thai, and
added:
Despite this heavy handicap,
good progress was made. F"
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SLegal Notices
iContinued1

ofnf ri beginning herein
ah0Ne described. containing
acres, more or less, and being
IN Section -. Tow nshIp a.
south Range 81 Fast.
The Purchaser is required To nav
the adrefl Using cost and document
AR! stamps
The Saae, II and when made. shall
he S7tEsjt'St to the Trustees resery-
ing unto themselves 95E of the
Pi'os phats, minerals and metals and
90 Of The petroleum thereon or
Hereunder
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL.
IMPEoE EAF,NT FUND reserve the
right IS rej~ci the sale.
EY ORDER of the Trustees Of
Ih~ IH{e rnaj Improvement Fund Of
~" State If Florida
FULLER WARREN,
Governor
Attest
p 4, EIIHpT. See.
Trustees l. l. Fund
fthI6- IS mari Sis. 1859
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the mails 10 perpetrate matri-
monial fraud, was sentenced to
Two years in prison Friday.
Federal Judge Bryan Simpson
sentenced Mrs. Mary +. Eubanks
to two years, on each of two
charges. the sentences to be served
at the same time. She pleaded no
defense. 1850
Post 0ffie Inspector P-J .Rosen-
berger said Mrs. Eabanks claimed
TO have married al least four men
and il was not clear how many
she divorced. She was accused 70
obtaining about sl7 900 from her
! fiances.
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FREEZER, glass top, IL Gu. fl.
display type for store, S225. Elk
cellent condition, Record cutter,
record player and amplifier com.
bination, $50. Speaker, large horn
water proof type, 2 for, $50. One
% Caliber Winchester automatic
rifle, new SS5. Phone 1881.
feb29-2ts
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support program in 1850 at about
81 a pound
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~ THE. CIRCUIT coTRT or THE
STf.ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
N AND ron MONROE CouNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case Va. Ic-IIsa
N'ItaINAd - MOSS,
Complainant,
vs. DIVORCE ACTION
NANCY !. MOSS.
NOTICE or PIBlIC ALTON
TO. NANCY J MOSS
ae1S Pipewetl Street
Portsmouth. Virginia
You are hereby notified that
EiA Of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you, and you are
hereby required 10 serve eopy Of
your Answer To the Bsn of Com
plaiut 0u The Conpiainarts Attor-
uey. and file the original Answer
IA the office Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Non or before the 18th
dav Of March, a Il, 1852, in dt-
fault oil which the Bill Of Conn
plaiut Will he taken as confessed
against NoC.
four couSt, utire weeks in THE
KEY WEST CITIZEN.
Taue and ordered AT Key West
Florida. this 18th day at February
\ n. 1859.
,iT,&ail court
Sean EARL. r, ADAMS,
Clerk Of the circuit Court
~ Monroe County. Florida
Rs. tssda florence +. sawyer
peputy Clerk
THOMAS .. CARO-,
Compla inan3s Attorney
aI5t., puNa4 Street
KEY w est, Florida r.-s
faL.lE-s2 mari S. So
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33-Miscsilanevus

SLIGHTLY used Sunbeam Mix.
master with attachments, $50.
Fed Flash camera with flash, SO.
Phone 706. mar13tx
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BEVERLY HILLS. Calf. IN -
Trouble continues 10 pile up on
Edward G. Robinson Jr., i9.year
old son of the movie actor.
He was jailed Thursday night
on a felony warrant issued in
Fullerton, Calf. charging that he
issued. a sl39 bank check with ir-
tent TO defraud,
The youth was ordered out of
his fathers home after clipping
early this month TO Tijuana. Mcxi-
co, and marrying. Frances CHS
holm, 24-year-old actress. His ia
Their also discontinued his $40
weekly allowance. .w.
u. j. Ledger, Fulleft8n garage
employe who signed the COMPLIANT.
said young Robinson bsaghi two
premium tires and tubes worth
si39 after having q blowout one
night He said that when Rosan-
sons check was returned he wrote
the youth. only 10 have his letter
ignored.
Young Robinson's wife told police
that he promised TO make good the
check. and his friend, Victor Lasky
said he would sign q $4,000 bail
bond.
Last Tuesday Robinson took his
armed forces preinduction exani-
nation.
Early yesterday the actor bailed
his spn out OF Jail. Robinson. ST.
sent an attorney 10 the jail with the
actors $1,000 check. On the guar
autee OF 10 per cent Of the SO. 900
bond, bonding company posted
the bail End Robinson Jr vas re.
leased.
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l9-public Notices

GOVERNMENT controls and regu.
lations are constantly changing.
Only your local newspaper pub.
fishes complete local application OF
these controls. Subscribe to The
Citizen today. Phone 81, Circulation
Department for home delivery.
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Unemployment Wanted

DEMONSTRATORS, experienced
selling brushes, plastics, or cos
metics. Party plan. LIBERAL
Commission. NO DELIVERIES,
NO COLLECTIONS. We furnish
hostess gifts. Car essential. De
fiance Plastic Co. $50 n. f.. 81 Ter
vAliami, Fla Il
feblS- ISL
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2-Apa-.mants For Rent

TWO bedroom, comfortable AZ.
tractive apartment. Central loca-
ton. Yearly rent. Two or three
adults. Navy personnel perferred.
Rent Sill, Includes all utilities.
Apply GIG WinGsor Lane.
~ e a ryse mari -Itx
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i94S TRAVELO. Excellent condi-
ZION. 10 20. enclosed patio with
Aluma Room awnings. Can be in
anced. Inspect at Overseas Trailer
Court. mari -6tX
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Classified
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39-Trailerr For Sale
tConfinuesis

% GLIDER Good shape through
out. Complete with apartment
bottle gas range, 8 X l6' screened
porch on cement patio, HutSon.
Lot So Overseas Trailer Park.
mari -6tx
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WASHINGTON LP - Rep. Arm
strong tR. Mo. introduced iegisia'
ton Friday calling for Soviet Rus.
sia's expulsion from the TINTED
Nations unless its rulers terminate
sponsorship of the Korean con-
flict.
Armstrong also called on Con-
cress TO brand Russia as an az
gressor against international order
and peace.
The Missourian said in state
ment he has gained considerable
bipartisan support for the meas
ure and is hopeful of a prompt
committee hearing and passage.
LAKEHURST. N. j. "a - The
Navy is moving six big new all
weather heiicopters to Pacific op
eraiionS, :.
THE piasecA Hup,2's took on
Friday for San Ysidro. Calf.
where they viii be made ready
for duty aboard carriers and cf7iis'
ers.
The 6 place helicopters are
equipped for instrument flying, use
automatic pilots and have hydrau-
lie rescue hoists with which TO aif'
litter patients or crashed airmen
aboard.
They are designed primarily Tor
anti submarine search, rescne
work ana transport of cargo ana
personnel
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FOR SALE: Service Cycle. Good
condition. S65. sos Bahama St
mari 81
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l947 SUPERIOR 81 fl. Excellent
condition, $685.. See al Gulf
Stream Trailer Park. Cos Truman
Ave. Phone p 9 pm. Phone
I766-XR after 4:30 pm.
mari -12tX
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p-8l POWELL scooter, 10 hip. EX-
cellent condition Can be seen 8
10 pm. 1922 Won Phister Phone
l63c-N. marl-3l
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JACKSONVILLE ~ "A 53-yeaT-
aid Miami woman accused OF using
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ORLANDO Up ~ A estate con
ference of the Civil Air Patrol be
gan here today TO coordinate ac-
iiviiies in an expanded national
program -.
States represented are Missouri,
Kentucky. Tennessee. Alabama.
Georgia and Florida. The sessions
end Sunday.
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t0-Motor Bikes and Mo.
tor Scooters

1919 SALISBURY motor scooter.
1904 United ST. Carter, lot IS.
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ARTHUR MURRY needs men. wD-
men, 1892. Neat appearing, IN
telligent. Interviews daily, 4 to /
pm. SIT Duyal St. feb28-6t
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ATTRACTIVE laraa.. thron rom,

ATTRACTIVE largo three room
apartment. Private bath. Adults
only, Recently redecorated. New
asphalt tile floors. Large living
room. Kitchen-dinette has new cleo.
tric refrigerator, cabinet sink. new
gas stove, metal cabinets. Bedroom
has new thrcc-piece suite. Private
entrance. No lease required. Good
neighborhood. Available March 2.
May be inspected now, 900 Frances.
Phone SOW. mari ltx
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COUPLE to manage motel. Must
run Office, and do small reAairs.
Living quarters furnished. South
wind Motel, 1921 Simont0n.
feb2S Ct
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WASHINGTON te - Sen. Russell
OF Georgia, a candidate for Tho
Democratic presidential nomina'
ton, says he has been verbally
vaccinated against ''presidentitis >
and won't lie, il hurt his senatorial
work.
when | first came here a wise
old senator took me aside and told
me that more good senators had
been ruined by 'presidentitis' than
any other cause" he said.
Il decided then my main efforts
would be in he Senate and thai
still holds. 4"
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REFINED vocalist, pianist. Apply
Crosswinds Lounge. &arathon,
Fla. Cab John. 1921, feb27-3 81
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22-Lost

PACKAGE OF eight colored prints
of Mexico. S100 reward, if re-
turned to Citizen Office.
mari -2tX
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WAITRESS wanted Immediately.
Raul'S Restaurant Phone 1929 fos
interview. feb7 IT
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DAY Waitress. Experienced. Good
pay. Apply 1905 Truman Ave.
feb29;:
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JACKSONVILLE Al ~ The state
total Of federal occHpational gam
bling tax stamps reached 4a3 FRI
day. The collector of internal rev.
enue's office said two more had
been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

MADISON, Wis. tf - A univers-
ity OF Wisconsin student was seri.
ously wounded Friday in what au-
thorifies described as a wild cam.
pus shooting spree by fellow
student.
William E. Loeb, "a. Winnetka,
Ill. was struck in the chest by
two bullets as he worked in a
university chemistry laboratory.
District Attorney Richard W.
Bardwen said Leonard Staimann,
80. Baltimore, Md, was being held
without charge for questioning in
the shooting. Both Stalmann and
Loeb are graduate chemistry stu
dents.
Bardwell said Stalmann entered
the laboratory where Loeb was
working and fired eight shots. The
District Attorney added that Stall
mann could give no reason for his
action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

I.AKEI.AND lP Federal suit
sides on grapefruit exports, long
sought by the Florida citrus in
dustry. viii be put into effect
March 5.
The government viii pay up 10
10 per cent Of fixed scale Of
minimum prices for both fresh and
processed grapefruit. M. F. Miller,
u. S. Department of Agriculture
representative here. said,
Industry leaders have urged the
subsidies as an aid IN developing
foreign markets and in raising
prices by taking surplus supplies
off domestic markets. ga
A similar program already = III
effect on oranges.
JACKSONVILLE p - A national
group authorized by Congress 10
look into beach erosion has COM
pleted q study Of sections CT Flor.
ida's Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
The Beach Erosion Board Friday
completed . trip that Included in
spections in Pinellas County. Palm
Beach, Canaveral. Daytona Beach,
81. Augustine and the Jacks,nyille
beaches.
A spokesman said no specific
report would be made on the trip.
The board explained il was helping
the U. S. District Engineers O.
fice complete a preliminary sur.
vey
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il-Boats and Motors

q FIT. REBEL trunk cabin boat
See at Garrison Blight
feb27 -6tx
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42-Dogs-Cats-Pets

MATED light orange red factor
canaries. SD pair and up.
Singer and cage, SIG. Misc. 9e-
males. 22l5 Fogarty Ave.
mari
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
S-FemaIe Help Wanted

+ MACHINE operator, general work.
Good pay Experience unncces
Isary. Apply Bendix Launderette
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