davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-08-10
2S1S 14th ST. NV.

INV.
Secend,fi9or front; vacant.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
14th AND n. Y. AVE. N.W.-One-rm.
ONCE avail. in elev. office bldg, $50
mo-: immed. occup. Apply LEO M .
BERNSTEIN 8, CO.. Realtors, 1415
K st. NV. Me. 54OO.
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mOATAN SOUND
ALLIGATOR RIVER

Nightly except MOnday)
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those aneients could have mastered
such intricate works without means
, of modern machinery"
Another letter describes a trip
through Salerno and Sorrento to the
mountain village of Amalf.
1.-THE road is extremely narrow
and clings to the cliff in a most
precarious manner" he wrote. "All
along our route we could see an
cient retaining walls holding up
the tiny farming plots.
"Some of the terraces were
large, but most were very small
less than one of our cuts of
ground. What land there is is
intensely cultivated.
."Under the orange and lemon
groves and grape arbors the land
is planted in all kinds of vege-
tables.
"Tiny little villages hang from
the cliffs and look as if a good,
hardy sneeze would send them
tumbling into the sea-"
Another trip took Seaman Nc
Kinney once used by the kings of
southern Italy, Naples and Spain.
Elm the palace there are ONLY
200 rooms" he revealed. "Most
of the rooms are decorated in pure
gold paint. The ceilings are at
least 25 to SO feet high and from
them hang huge crystal chandel-
iers.
II was taking pictures like mad
when the guide caught me and
made me stop. They don't like
anyone to take pictures inside be-
cause they look upon the palace in
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"The workmen earn 35 francs
an hour and work A to IA hours
per day." he continued. II sup
pose that is good money to them,
but it seems to me to be a pit
lance. For one dollar you can get
$50 francs, so you see that they
earn only about a dime an hour."
Bud" and a shipmate stopped
off at a bar, bought two jugs Of
wine for less than half a buck
each, struggled it aboard ship and
peddled it for 81 and then called
himself "prOfteer."
He described the Arabs who run
the bazzars as robbers"
1--WE stood and argued with them
over the price of a small leather
handbag made Of giraffe skin and
wound up paying 500 francs for
it." he added.
He later was assigned to the
USS Mercer at Naples and told Of
his visit to the ruins of Pompei,
where 1900 were killed when Mt.
Vesuvius blew its top and de-
stroyed the city Of 10000.
"Most of those who persisted
were slaves and servants sent back
into the city for valuables by their
owners and masters" Seaman Nc
Kinney said. i,
"An the houses were originally
two story. The family lived on the
first floor and the slaves on the
second. There are little narrow
sidewalks along the streets about
two foot wide. Stepping stones
cross the intersections. These are
so placed so horses and chariOts
could pass between them. Such
sidewalks were necessary because
rainwater running off the noun
tain turned the lava dust in the
streets to goo.
AT intersections there were
brass gongs that contrOlle d
traffic.
eve saw the water system
where it was exposed. 1t is made
up of a series of lead pipes laid
under the sidewalks and fed the
thousands Of fountains throughout
the city.
at is amazing to think that
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BOY JOINS
WITH KOREA HOSPITAL

WITH THE X CORPS IN KO-
REA.-Pfc. Carnegie Baum of
Columbia, N. c., recently joined
the 8225th Mobile Army Surgical
Hospital on the x Corps front in
North Korea.
The hospital, which stays only
a short distance behind the front
lines, provides quick surgical and
medical treatment to wounded UN
soldiers who are brought in by
helicopter or ambulance. At the
present time-because of one small
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SCRANTON TAR
TELLS OF VISIT
TO ITALY SITES

Just like a sailor, "Bud" Nc
Kinney's biggest disappointment
on a six-months Mediterranean
cruise when he and his shipmates
couldn't peek into the harem gar
den of the palace of the Sultan
Of Morocco.
Seaman r. M. Mckinney, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Mckinney of
Scranton, described his travels in
a series of recent letters home.
He'll return to the States in July.
The sultan's gardens are "kept
Immediately clean by a horde of
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workers." he wrote. There are
carefully clipped arbors of exotic
flowers, orange trees, strange
bushes, and in the center of one
is tile tea house.
"The earth is a rich, dark red
dish color and seems to be ex-
tremely fertile.
eve saw the walls of the harem
garden - but weren't allowed to
enter. Heck"
Members of the crew on the
USS Gen. Hodges then went down
into the native quarter for a look
see.
ION each street-more like little
crooked alleys-there is only one
kind of shop" he continued. "On
one we saw the meat shops. Holy
COW! They hang up whole sides of
beef right out in the open and
around it they pile up the different
cuts. How they can live in such
nastiness is a mystery to me.
eve also went through the ma
tive housing uarter. The squalid-
ness is unbelievable. They live in
what are practically rat holes"
Seaman Kinney then de-
scribed a visit to the still I'M
finished Palace of Justice where
everything is done by hand, even
to shaping the stones which go
into the exterior of the building.
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operative ward at the hospital.
He entered the Army in Novem-
Der 1850 and was stationed at
Camp Polk, La, before leaving the
United States for the Far East
last April.
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is also being used as a training
number of casualties in Korea-it
base and is on standby basis
as a hospital.
Baum arrived in Korea late last
April and was assigned to the pre-
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an almost holy light.
"The captain sat his wife on
the throne to take her picture and
the guide was greatly insulted.
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Continued from Page One)
the two cities, and to plan for
full city cooperation.
President Prio was taken i'll at
that time and the interview has
not yet been arranged.
Meanwhile it is still planned
that ferry service for trucks, cars
and passengers will start in May.
The AIS foot landing craft Carib
Queen has been purchased for
$l.200,000 1t can carry 900 pas
sengers and 230 truck trailers
and automobiles. Cuban officials
have estimated that the ferry
will bring $10O,00O,00O in bust
ness annually to the island OF
Cuba
For Key West the resumption
of ferry service for the first
time in Is years means a ire
mendous jump in prosperity.
The announcement that the
Cuban government had bought
the Carib Queen was made in
The Citizen en- Thanks giving
Day. AT that time il was said
by Fred Dion. vice-presidenf
of the Gulf Atlantic Transport
alton company;
THE Overseas highway was
built for Key West. This means
that tourists with cars will pass
through here and spend days and
tremendous amounts of money
going to and from Cuba on the
ferry
The resumption of ferry Serv-
ice means reestabliShing Key
West as major port of entry
pushing it up into the class OF
Miami. and perhaps even be-
yond it.
Negotiations between the com
pany and the Cuban government
have been going on for seven
months.
The ferry will arrive and de-
part from the Gulf-Atlantic
docks here known as the old
Clyde Mallory docks.
Rates have not been set yet,
but they will probably be chang
ed from the old S25 per car and
S. PEI passenger.
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NEWLY ARRIVED

Continued From Page One)
lily. who are being transferred,
finish packing.
Dr. Dalton is a square, built
man with crisp gray hair. a clip
ped mouStache. penetrating eyes,
but with a deskside manner that
is anything but brusque. His
deliberate voice is good enough
for stage or radio. He's been in
the field of medicine for As
years, ever since graduation
from Marquette University in
1919
A native Of Milwaukee, Wis
consin. DR., Dalton has spent q
number Of productive years in
this state. He comes 10 Key West
from Brewster. Fla, where he
was resident physician and sur
peon with the American Cyna-
mid Co, for the past three and
half wears.
The reason he LETT that posi-
ton was simply because of the
extremely strenuous work Of be-
ing the only director IN mining
town. and because of the con-
tlnuous confinement of duty
with no let up; after time II
GOT me down" he said openly.
Previous experience was as a
health officer was in Lake County
in Central Fla. where he spent
four and half years. He also ser
we'd in industrial medicine in the
soft-coal mining district ia West
Virginia and spent one year, dur
ing the early part of World War
II. down in the Panama Canal
Zone. There he became interested
in tropical Diseases and study OF
snake-bite. although his Specialize
ton is in obstetrics and grnecoio-
gy.
DR.. Dalton holds three degrees:
BIS. ABB and MD. He had grad
uate work at Bellevue hospital IN
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NOTICE

To y. \. Gray, If alive ana To his
heirs at law IL deceased. The Clerk
Of Circuit Court. Monroe County.
Florida. has Si3l which. Is due YOU
from public sale of tax deed to
Monroe County property In which
YOU appt AIRED on the county tax
rolls as the Interested party.
Unless you shall apply for said
'unds on or before the First day
e February. 1852. said. funds shall
he paid into the General Revenue
Fund of Monroe County.
To Conrad Mckinney. II alive
ana to his heirs at law II dc
ceased The clerk of Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida. has 1852
which is due you from public sale
of y tax deed to Monroe County
PROPERTY in which YOU appeared on
the county tax rolls as the inter
vSted party.
Unless you shall apply for said
funds on or before the First Day
If February, 1852. said funds shall
6r paid into the General Revenue
I,unds Of Monroe County.
esd EARL II. ADAMS
clerk Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
IA ~
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INVITATION ron BIDS

Bids will he opened by thu Mon
roe County BOARD If Public In
struction AZ l:3o Pm. January I"
1852, in the office of the Supertn
tendeut of Public instruction for
Monroe County for the following
work.
Furnfgation 81 the gymnasium
at the Key West High school
for the purpose 81 kiti'hG az
termites. In this operation th~
contractor shall completely N
velop the structure with gas
tight. rubherized cloth tent en-
velope. after which m"thFto.
bromide gas shall ne released
within the building IN SUM
Gent quantity and conc~ntra-
ton suitable To Kill dry wood@
termites and other wood para
sites. but in no case shall the
quantity az gas be less than
lbs. per 1000 cubic feet. Casing
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New York and at the famous Ly.
ing-in- Hospital in New York CITY.
II had my private practice ex-
perience in Milwaukee. combining
it with work for II of the 10 years.
as school doctor, " he said. so |
know nat one Of the top require
ments in my present job here will
be cooperation with the private
physicians in town don't expect
to make any drastic changes in
the health program without due
conferences with the doctors esta.
blished here" he said.
AS for recreation. If | have
time. and ] hope | will. my wife
and | are going to do some Of that
fine Key West fishing
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Increase By 300
Appicotio" For
Homestead Erpmp

Appiie atoms for homestead
exemption have increased by
more than 800 over the number
Of people who applied last
year, tax according 10 the re-
port announced today by CLAW
de Gsndoifo OF the Monroe
County Tax assessors depart
ment.
The registration period began
November |, 1850 for the com.
inc year. The desdline is April
I of 1852 and Candolfo urges
immediate registration for pro-
perty owners who are eligible
fer the homestead exemption.
explaining that waiting until
the last minute caused difficUl-
". q result some registr ations
were delayed.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the share
holders of The Florida Nati"nAi
Bank at Key West will b" held in
the Presidents oFfic" Of said bank
in the city of Key West. Florida
on the Sth day OF January, i'52 at
2:l5 o'clock PM. for the purpose
of electing directors, considering
reporrS Of officers, directors ami
committees and taki-E action
thereon and for the disposition OF
such other business as may law =
fully come before the meeting.
(Signed) G. l.. t;ARl'NER
Vice President and cashier
December 3, 1851.
dec7- l4-2I-@S jani, 1882
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NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVES tina
the undersigned. desiring To en-
gage in business under IN" flcti'
tious name Of "Altman's FuTnitur'
CO." 900 puVal street, Key West
Florida, intends Ia register the SAl'
fictitious name with the 'l"rh ="
the Circuit Court of M"nr"" conn
~, Florida.
HY N.TMAN,
sole bW ner
daroS Ias1 Ia M 1 | Is. lNn2
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
MAMIE STATI-TE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES
chat the undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the fic-
titious name of "k0ttonking of
Key West" Coz Duval, Key West.
Fla, intend TO register the said
fictitious name with thu Clerk "t
the Circuit Court of Monr"" t"un-
~. Florida.
dated December %, 1851.
JEANNE RESNICk.
JACK RESNitk,
Sole owners
d.r0I -0S iqIl liant 1852
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Tallaha sSee, Florida
November eth. 1851
- nFnTuHsUN

NbNeUlbtT -sIH, 1891
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida.
will offer for sale. for objections
only, in Tallahassee. Florida, at
/ / 90 o'clock M January Sth.
1852, the following Described lands
in MONROE COUNTY. Florida. to-
vii:
l.3s acres of bay bottom land
abutting Lot is, Naca village
Subdivision. Section 10, Town
ship 6G South, Range 70 East,
as recorded in Plat Book ,,
Page 100, Records of Monroe
County. Florida
The Purchaser is required tn pay
the advertising cost and document
AIRY stamps
The Sale, If and when made. shall
b. subject To the Trustees reserv-
ing unto themselves 1870 OF the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
500 of the petroleum thereon or
hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees OF
Internal Improvement Fund of the
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
r. c. ELLIOT, Sec.
Trustees /. |. Fund
decT 4eteSi JAM, 49,
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NOTICE ny PUBLICATION

To: Margaret Collins thrlst"hSrh'
cfo Mrs Veronica Kennedy,
24o4 North Broad stree
Philadelphia. Penna.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED TO serve copy
81 Your Answer to the Complaint
for divorce on the com pialiiahi :
solicitor. and file the original IN
SNver in the office Of the Cl"rk Of
The circuit Court on or before the
e2nd day IL January, 4. - IVA. N
the above entitled cause other" is
the allegations therein c@nt"i"e"
will he taken "a confessed
DONE and ORDERED at ~
West. Monroe county, Florida. THIS
a0th dav al December, \. u. 1871
(SEAL) EARL X y W." We
clerk 81 the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
nv Kathleen <"ttHe-
Deputy Clerk
$50 J Y. PORT ER ~
,.licitor for Complainant
tl3 Fleming street.
Key West. Florida. ,,..-o
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MOTTO q,

To u n. Knox. n aliv" and "a
ms heirs at Law If deceased. The
sl,rk Of Circuit court. M"nr""
comfy. Florida. has s592.36 which
is due Won from public sale OF a
taN deed TO Monroe county proper
in which YOU appeared on the
tounty tax rolls as the interested
inlcSs you shall apply for said
f,nds on or before the first day OF
February. 1852. said funds shall he
,.,id into the neral fund Of Mon
roe comfy. D,,c
clerk Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
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NOTICE

To Frank A. Howard. II alive and
10 his heirs at law IL deceased. The
clerk of Circuit Court. Monroe
county. Florida. has t966.s3 which
is due YOU from public sale OF a tax
deed Ia Monroe county property
in which you appeared on Tho tai
rolls aS the Interested party.
Unless YOU shall apply for said
funds on or before The FIRST DAY ~
rehruarv. 1859, said funds shall be-
paid into the general fund Of
Nunroe county.
tsdp EARL r. ADAMS
clerk Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
t.r4 1859
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50Legal Notices
(COutinueaD

period for the structure shall
he not less than - hours
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
GERALD Il. ADAMS
Chairman
HORACE p'RRNAN1
Superintendent y Secretary
dec2S,lq
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Tallahassee. Florida
November eSth, 1851
NOTICE.

Tallahassee. Florida
November esth, 1881
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State OF Florida.
aiU offer for sale. for objections
only. in Tallahassee, Florida. at
HOO o'clock AN. January Sth.
1852. the following described lands
in MONROE COUNTY. Florida, to-
Mt:
\ parcel Of bay bottom land
in the Straits OF Florida, south
II and adjacent TO Government
10, Section /. Township S6
south. Range 3e East. at Key
Vaca. Monroe County, Florida.
and more particularly describ
I'd as follows: Commencing at
the intersection OF the east line
Of Section /. Township So,
south, Range - East, and the
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MARINE FORECAST

jacksonville through Florida
Straits-MOderate eaSterly winds
and partly cloudy through Satur.
day.
East Gulf-MOderate easterly 10
southerly winds and partly cloudy
through Saturday. Some likelihood
of a few showers extreme north
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ga Household Iterny
For Sale
',.Wanted 10 Buy

YOUR OLD battery is worth S S
at DICKS TIRE SERVICE. 929
Truman Ave. Phone 778.
janl-tf
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Lydia Applies For
U.N. Membership

PARIS aR-The new Kingdom Of
Iibya applied today for member
ship in the United Nations.
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The unpaid principal of the
World War | debt owed the u. S.
Of July /. 1850, was $ll. 434. 1874, 800.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTIrIot
<kNE STATI'TE

decel S.!p5l ;jan4-Ilis52
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-04
The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity-Partly
cloudy today through Saturday
with not much change in tenn
perature. Gentle to moderate
winds, mostly easterly.
Florida-Partly cloudy and con
tinued warm through Saturday eX-
cept unsettled in extreme north
portion with possibly light showers
In Tallahassee aroa
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iides

High Low
4:44 am. 9:36 am
4:23 pm. 1850 pm
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key Yves,
Time Z Height Oh
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
(bridgel oh ION so h
No Name Key
feast endl - 2h 20m
Boca Chica
SANDY Pt.) oh 40m
Caldes Channel
(north end) - 2h l0m
ia IT,
t-)-Minus sign: Correction
to be subtraeted.
(+l-Plus sign: Corrections t.
be added.
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50-Legai Notices
(Continued)

southeasterly right-of- way line
of L. s. Highway No. /. run
Suuthwesterly along the south
easterly right-Of- way line Of
l.. s. Highway No. for a dis
tance of 755.l2 feet To a point;
thence with a deflected angle
TO the left Of 67' 81 and south
for distance Of $40 feet, more
or less. to point on the shore
line of the Straits of Florida.
said point also To he known as
the Point Of Beginning Of the
property or hay bottom land
hereinafter described; from said
point of beginning. continue
south for a distance of S15 feet
more or less, to point: thence
at right angles and west for a
distance Of 264.004 feet 10
point: thence al right angles
and north for distance of 500
feet, more or less, back to the
Shoreline; thence meander the
Shoreline Of the Straits of Flor
ida in northeasterlN direction
for a distance Of go feet.
more or less. hack Ia the point
Of beginning, containing ="
acres.
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and document
airy stamps
The Sale, If and when made, shall
he inject to the Trustees reSerV
ing unto themselves 1880 of th'
minerals and metals an'
500 of the petroleum thereon oil
Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve tn.
right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees OF
Internal Improvement Fund of the
State Of Florida.
FULLER WARREN.
GoNern0I
Attest:
r. c. ELLIOT. Sec.
Trustees !. |. Fund
dec7-l4- IS jan4. 1875
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WOMAN for general Homework,
automatic washer. Care for
children. Phone 807-J, 90l Duval
st. (Rear). jan3-3t
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45Transportation
49---MovinQ
50-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COvRT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I2-II1.
JOHN NEAL. RoMANELLI,
Complainant
VS. DIVORCE
t:t'NA MAE ROMANELL1.
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: ECNA MAE ROMANELLI.
i. .. Box l44,
san Lorenzo, California.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
hat suit for divo.'ce has heen filed
,gainSt YOU herein anu YOU are re-
CURED To serve a copy of your an
"wer on attorney for the Com
hereof with the Clerk of the Court
IN or hefor" February 18th. A. u.
1852. otherwise Decree Pro con-
fesso will be entered against Won,
DAT Ed at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida. this 3rd day of
January. y. II. 1852.
(Circuit Court
SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk. Circuit Court,
BY: Kathleen Eottagc
Deputy Clerk.
En- RIQUE ESQCINALDO. JR.,
Attorney for Complainant.
sos Whitehead St,
Key West, Florida.
jan4-l1-1S-25.l95@
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
4l-Boats and Motors
tCOntinuedl

Is FIT. BOAT. In AL condition
Must sell at once. Will sacrifice.
Sanchez Bait House End of Tru-
man Ave. jan2-3tX
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Report

Key West, Fla, Jan. 4, 1851
Observations taken at City Office
500 AM. EST
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S--Male Help Wanted
9-Female Help Wanted
(Continned)

WANTED MAID for room clean
ing, bed making, etc. Room and
board furnished. Liberal salary.
Phone Perky No. 3, Perky Lodge,
Mr.. Jaffe. janu2-3t
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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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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIN:
SIXTEE<TH JUnttltL tlRttfi
~ AND ron MONROE COS WY.
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MARGARET COLLINS
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