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position of all, the front line, he
received no hazard pay. This inc
quality has been pointed out in
lhese columns before, hut to no
avail.
Former neWspaperman Blair
Moody (D-Mich.) opposed the in
justice Of the old system so strong
ly he fought right up tc the last
hours of the recent session of Con-
gress for a combat pay law for
the man in the foxhole. Though the
outcome was often in doubt. Moody
and other Senators and Congress
men finally won out. Now the soldi-
er in the front line will get $45
extra pay each month he vas under
fire for at least six days during
hat month.
Congress rightly rejected the
Pentagon suggestion that officer
get 500 and enlisted men $50 for
front-line service. There is no rea-
son why an officer should be paic
800 for risking his life while a G.
is paid only half that amount fo'
risking his. This suggestion is typi
al iron-headed theorizino so Otter
attempted by the brass.
There is enough difference be
tween treatment in the services
today, without extending it to G.
combat pay provisions. The correct
move would be one toward equaliz
ing "hazard pay" allowances fol
officers and enlisted men in para
troop units. Commissioned para
troops now get twice as much for
| risking their necks as 90 the en-
listed men, who jump from the
same plane at the same time, unde,
| The same circumstances.
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Loans covering up to 80 percent
of the cost of the storage struc-
ture will now be available until
June 80, 1853. Owner-operators.
tenants, landlords or producer
partnerships may apply through
local lending agencies or through
county PIMA committees. The pro-
posed structures must meet the re-
qulrements for eligible storage un-
der the price support program.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-26
NEW PISTOL CHAMP

KINSTON, N. C. - The new
champion pistol shot Of North
Carolina law enforcement officers
is a veteran of 20 years police work
and his name fits his job. He is
a state highway patrol sergeant,
John Laws, 45.
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WMzES S1i;7iX +

no other u. S. tank can cross. Thus
it is highly mobile, heavily armed
and of the latest low design.
The heavy tank about which SC
much is usually planned and which
has seldom been put into action by
the U. S. Army, even in World
War III, may or may not be in pro-
duction. An Army officer recently
said that it could be produced in
whatever numbers the Army need
ed. If it is ready to go into produc
ton, or is in production, the sche
dule on it's completion has beer
moved up. Last year it was expect
ed to get into production in tn,
Fall of 1852. If the Army officer i,
correct, the 100 nm. heavy gun
tank is now ready for production
Because of the Improvement il
the tank rearmament picture, Z
S. deliveries of heavy equipmen
to European allies might be abb,
to meet original schedules relative
ly soon. The priority of course, l.
on Korean needs, but these can b,
met with something to spare. The
difference between now and thi.
time in 1850, when the Commun
lists attacked South Korea, is quit
encouraging.
If the Russians did not push Il
into total war when we were a
unprepared as we were in 1850,
is hard to see why they wOul(
touch off World War ii today. OF
course, this reasoning does not tax
into consideration atomic matters
which are more or less secret. Ever
so, there is room for some Opt
mism, about World War III, at thi
stage, because of the state o;
y. S. preparedness.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-26
Combat Pay Wins

Combat Pay Wins
One of the praiseworthy accom-
)lishments of the recent Congress
was its passage of bill which pro
vides extra pay for duty in the
front lines for men in the military
service. Until that bill was passed
the soldier in the foxhole was get
ting a rotten deal and he knew it.
There was extra "hazard pay
for aviators and paratroopers and
For submarine service. Yet when
the CT got to the most exposed
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-26

CONTROLS - Small businesses
with fewer than eight employes),
workers earning less than dollar
an hour, agricultural labor and
bowling alleys are free of wage
controls under the newly amended
Defense Production Act. Profess
3ional architects and engineers will
also be freed from the wage pro-
gram July 80. However, the Presi-
dent may place small businesses
back under wage controls if the
economy of the nation appears to
require it The Office of Price
bilization, in the meantime, is
gearing itself to the needs of small
business in the price field. A small
business representative has been
named in each district office and
a new booklet, "Small Business
Adds Up to Big Business" is avail
able for the asking Rent con-
rolls, except in the 80 or so critical
areas Tin the >outheast), will go
out of existence on September 80.
However, any municipality may
voluntarily embrace rent control by
positive action" of it's council
or governing body AS the re-
suit of the general weakening of
the sterilization program, nearly
half of the employees of the prin-
cipal agencies involved must now
look for other jobs.
MILITARY = Reservists in the
armed forces now fall into one of
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alters, exist and operate under
he rule Of survival of the effici-
mt. 70 prevent one man from sell
ng cheaper than his competitor
unnatural, prevents hustling, and
forces the consumer to pay a high
II price. 1t is contrary 70 our own
rec enterprise system, which we
'oaSt about to the world.
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sentatives.
Magloire is survived by his wife,
Amasia Rouman Magloire; four
brothers, including President Mag
loire, and four sisters.
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MeCarren Is Sued

LAS VEGAS, Ney. ~ - sen.Pss
MecafTan lD.-Nev.) Is The chez
defendant 10 . million dollar dam
age suit which charges he Is re-
sponsible for an advertising boy
cot against the Las Vegas sun.
The complaint. filed Tuesday n
Federss Court by the Suns pub
Usher, II. n. Creenspun, says Re
senator caused the boycott 10
compel the editors TO refrain from
publishing detrimental staismeniss
about him.
Last March q. The suit says,
Mccarran induced Marion y. Hicks
manager a the Thunderblrd Hctsl,
20 persuade the owners Of II other
hotels and gambling casinos 70 bog
colt The Sun.
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NewbOld Morris Returns To
Speak On mission In
Washington At Press Club
NewboldA

WASHINGTON lB - Newbold
Morris, booted out as the admin
istration's corruption sleuth six
days ago, breezed back on the
Washington scene today, reloaded
for new pot shots at some GOV.
eminent officials.
The tau New Yorker, who spent
just two months and three days
investigating government wrong
doing, returned to the capital TO
Gil Q Understanding speaking en-
gagement at a National Press Club
luncheon.
His topic was: my Mission in
Washington" The title was Sc
lected far ia advance Of last Thurs
days upheaval when Attorney Gen
eral McGrath abruptly fired Nor
ris, and in turn was abruptly re-
moved from office himself by
President Truman. The former az.
torney general has Stree described
this as . piece Of political surg
cry"
Specifically, McGrath questioned
the propriety Of some Of the ques-
tons included in Morris outside
income questionnnaire. sent to top
officials.
Morris said after his dismissal
that he was let out when Nc.
Grath knew / meant business
in conducting cleanup.
He asserted further that his mis-
sion here had not been an entire
failure because we got rid Of
Howard MeGrath, once and for
all, from the federal government. .
Although Morris came back TO
Washington principally for the
Press Club talk. he faced the pros
pect of other engagements growing
out of the past weeks develop
ments.
The House judiciary subeommit-
tee headed by Rep. CheIf tD.-Ky. j
separately investigating The Jus
lice Department. voted to ask Nor
ris to testify Thursday about any
misconduct he may have npcov-
cred during his brief tenure.
The ex-ipyestigator also is ten
tatiyely scheduled to get a sum.
mons from the Senate judiciary
Committee for questioning about !
public statement that he regards
Y. S. Judge James P. McGranery.
Philadelphia, nominated TO sue
coed McGfatb as attorney general,
as "a real wbitewasher." The SEN
ate group, considering the Nc
Creamery nomination, plans public
bearings in about two weeks.
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GoveSlaoF's
.use Yoduy

TALLAHASSEE Rs-Coy. Fuller
Warren has issued sharp denial
that he Is supporting any Of the
five Democratic candidates seeking
10 succeed him.
Alto Adams said in a campaign
statement that Dan McCarty had
made q deal with Warren for adj
ministraiion support In his contest
for governor. Warren called il .
''faIsehood.
The governor did not mention
Adams by name but left 10 doubt
as to the Identity. Warren pregi-
eusiy said Adams had tried 10 get
bis support, then turned into a
campaign critic Of the Warren adj.
ninistratlon when be failed.
Warren said ''He himself Is the
only candidate for governor who
has attempted 10 make a deal
fer the support OF my sdminIs.
trafi0p.
The governor maintains has al.
minisrtailon u moi supporting any
candidate. MeCarsy also denied
Warren support but Adams re.
peated the charges.
Warren's statement Tuesday
said
The Increasingly frantic mil.
honaire candidate for gosernor al.
legged in 81. Petersburg Monday
night that ! had made deal 10
support another candidate In cx-
change for . promise to keep
Chairman Alfred MeKethan tem.
porariIy on the Read Board.
This millIpaire's mulslplicity
~ charges reminds ne 81 rat kiII.
ing 10 q Bi0nnfstOsn barn As fasi
as che rat was dispatched viii
. hoe handle another rat would
show up. There seemed to be ~
endless supply 81 rats, and this
accusing candidate seems 70 have
N inexhsnstshge supply oE e-eusa.
tons.
As fast - his daily fas1ehocds
are exposed he pops right out witt
another equally absurd secssa.
tIrs. =
Az S. Petersburg. Ncksgnan de
calned eomrnemt re said be plans
70 issue ! fssi giasemenf when Re
returns % Taiiahs6see saa has
read The compaste exchange BE-
tween Adams ard TIE governor.
The sisnatson psesentz some aim
ilaf4ies 20 tie lsss esmpalgu. TAT
time Wares. campaigning sgallsat
MelaFty In the eeeond pgisnnFy,
charged sAat MeCagfy had Tie kup-
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Key West CTS
Might Get Loans
Direct From VA

The possibility that Key wese
win be designated as an area
where GIs can obtain direct loans
from the Veterans Administration
was mentioned in a letter to Sena.
tor George Smathers, made public
today by County Commissions joe
Allen.
The letter from 7. B. King. d.
rector, Loan Guaranty Service We.
terans Administration states:
.'This offic els well aware of the
fact that the availability Of CT
loans from private sources In the
Key West area has worsened In re-
cent months. Since there are no
funds available at present 10 our
Miami regional office for addition
al direct loans, the designation az
Key West as eligible for direct
loans at this time could serve onlw
to raise false hopes among vets.
rams in the area.
I'VE have informed the Lean
Guaranty Officer a. Miami, how.
ever. that when II becomes possl.
bic to allot additional direct loan
funds 70 bis office Il win be our
intention to ask for q recommends
ton as 10 whether the situation
then prevailing warrants designa.
ton of Key West as eligible for a..
rect loans. IL II Is then determined
that the area should be designated
as eligible, Il might then be posi-,
bic TO make some portion Of the
additional funds available r. Key
West" Senator Smathers q writ
Ing TO Allen enclosing this letter
said:
The bill providing $l25 oo0. 900
additional funds for direct CT loans
has been ordered reported by tie
Senate Banking committee, and I
am hopeful that IL and when Il be-
comes a law il may be possible 10
designate Key West a. eligible -
make these leans.
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Barbara Says
Tone Millionaire

Los ANGELES IN - Actress
Barbara payton, who estimated
Franchot Tone is worth more than
: million dollars, says she plans
TO seek alimony OF 1T ls4st II 900
a month IN . claim b. BE- Ned
soon.
Tones petition Cor On unconr
tested divorce was postponed IN.
definitely Tuesday IN view II Miss
Payton's recent decision 10 contest
II. She has filed . cross complains
charging cruelty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

IN THE CIRCUrT C0URT or TINE
MxTEENTH JUDIEIAL CIRCUIT
OF TIE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN CHANcERK
CRqe Ne. 13-5e
WILLARD FRANKLIN CRANE, JR.
Complainant.
Va. DIVORCE
ANNA ELIZABETH CRANE
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO; ANNA ELIZABETH CRANE
s SOU pennsylvania
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are res
CURED 10 serve 4 copy 81 your an
swer on attorney fok Complainant
and file the Original thereof with
the Clerk Of this Court on or before
the 21st day OF April, A. ID. 1852,
otherwise Decree Pro Confesso
Will be entered against you.
A. D. 1859, at Key Wesl, Monroe
County, Florida
Seal1 EARL n. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court,
BY: Kathleen Nottage
ENRIQUE ESQUIHALbO. JR.,
sos Whitehead Street.
Key West, Florida,
Attorney Tor Complainant.
mari9-16.apr2-9,Is 1862
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
OF TaE JTAfE 81 FL3nisSa
& a An FOR sesRoE COUNTY.
THE CRY or KEY WEST,
FLORIDA, . municipal
Petitioner,
THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
and the taxpayers, PROPERTY
owners and citizens OF The
City OF Key West, Florida,
including ou-residents
owning properly or subject
to taxation therein,
In Ckaneefy No. 1879
ORDER TO SHOW Cause
RLLE NleI
To the State OF Florida and the
several property owners. tax
payers, eJtizenS and others
having or claiming any right,
title or interest In property 10
be affected w the issuance of
the bonds hereinafter mention
ed or TO be affected In any
Way thereby.
heard upon the petition filed heres
In April ,, 1851 by The city Of
Key West, Florida. q political SUBJ
division and mmptcipsI corporation
N the coupty 81 Monroe and state
OF Florida, acting By and through
it's City Commission, seeking 70
determine the authority OF said city
90 Issue Electric Revenue Bonds.
Series 1864. in the amount Of tsD0.-
600, and 10 dstermiue the ingasify
af the proceedings had and taken
preliminary ta and In connection
theFeNlth and the Legality 1f ths
agreements therein Contained and
seeking q decree Of this eonrt 10
validate and confirm the pr0esed-
ings for said bonds and said bonds
when Issued psrsuAut thereto. and
ssnted 90 this court ana the court
being fully advised in TIE premises !
III rs ORnEEED. AI5JuDaED
AND f5EcREED that the state Of
Florida. through the State Attorney
of the slxteeFjth judicial Circuit %
Florida. aud the several property
owners, Taxpayers. citizens spa
othsFs having or claiming arg
right, title %. Inisrsst in property
said bonds or 10 be sffested IN any
way thereby. be and tisy are each
herehy required 20 shgw eaHse N
any thsFe be. before this eeuFt on
the zsfh day OF April. 1854. ~ 1889
o'eloek A. a.. 81 the Courthouse ia
TIE 1tty II Eey West. Florida. Why
the PRAYER Of said petition ehoala
NOT b. granted ana why The pro-
cseatngs FOR said bonds and said
lsonds whsn gssasa pursuant shers.
~ shoase nsf BE- Yslsaa1ga aaa
confirmed els sh@rssn praysA.
AMI 1T ~ FURTHER ORDER
MI AEbJIs Dyed AID fsfss REEL
fhas tbs Clerk af this eUurf re and
ne IL hsFsby r&aa{red 10 G8sa Notice
~ sgFh asArknE ~ eawHtpK 4 eopy
sf thas order Mn9 rule niss sa ~
p9bgiFhsa IN TIE keg Wet t'ltax*u;
amA or ganMFMa x4yemfAsasn an amaA
city, ones each wsTk for three
s,ss 49, e xerss. lsss .ss nrs ~
pnhiIestIen e. BE- AZ Ies.t eighteen
Aa6 II "a FEnTsfKR onnEa-
ES. Ap1ED6Ep ASD nExsMEEp
thAt ~ sweh qualifications ~ this
ssssr sps ss I. 60, sas' 49, ~ srss.r =
ethers haTfng NJ e8asmlsK amg
YGghf. sssss 81 sns3rsst n x&ta rstg
pF shA FaxahIs pw1p#Fxy fhNxw8H.
shall ~ eSaxssavss 10 ass 1rE
fmAaa nmstsss asfsMaans 20 sAls pro-
es&6sga. aAa kbat fhss e0mrf snasg
have s3glaatstssa - kh&ms 60 fAs
aats In Sad psEskssn naS s2ssssssis
MUsYmA alta psss1s@s ia fhk8 eaa@&
Gs3MR xMxF nEENNU as Nsy
West Sgefiss. tnts ska aay ~
AQfTfIwo .kspgz. ~
Cafesst ys&gs
asss- ssss
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0Leoal Notices.
Continued

petition for Final Discharge as Ad-
ministrator OF the Estate of Han
nah LOVE. deceased: and that on
the 3oth day OF April. 1862, will
apply to the Honorable Raymond
n. Lord, County Judge OF Monroe
County, Florida. for approval Of
said final report and for final dis
charge as Administrator Of the es-
tate of Hannah Lowe, deceased.
This 2B day Of March, 1852
EUGENE T.. LOWE
As Administrator, Estate OF Han
nah Lowe, deceased.
mar26;apr2-9-1s.Is52
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port 81 the osstgoing adminissraficn
of Gov. Willard Caldwell.
Mecarty took 10 public notice
81 warrenss accusations ard Cai1-
EeH also remained silent until
sfteg TIE eleetion. Then be issued
4 statement that there Vas 10
truih 10 ETarTea's eksrzgs.
Harry ssl.agsy f9ers feis
s1at his "a ca - fslirre 20
deny warYen's charges Coz Mo.
Carly TIE raee.
Now MeCaFfy snd warren are
denying Adams' charges whers
hecsTty ard Caldwell Remained
aslemf.
AeEsriyfs answer % Adam9
charges ID I'm me man wl,o -
against that erowd lths WARES
feFtesJ ID 1913.
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3Trailers For Sale

TRAILER awnings made to order,
$3.50 and UP, Open after 400
o'clock week days, all day Sat.
S2S Truman Ave. mar1l-f
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1888 0LDS., tWo-door, good tires
and condition. Phone 760, Ext.
S-zS5. apr7-3tx
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25-ReaI Estate For Sale
6Coutinuedl

FOR HOMES, Lots, Apartment
Houses. Miotels and Key Acreage,
see Paul ROysen. 626 Fleming.
Phone. l5S. APPS l0tx
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asWantsd To Buy

ONE BUNK BED. l12-C Poinciana
Phone 219-W. apr9-3t,
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Fifteen Killed

vERAcnuZ. Mex. n "A truck
loaded with farmers ca . religious
pilgrimage veered off the highway
and overturned Tuesday. killing IS
and inIuring Is.
The accident took place near
Cafemaeo. ITO miles southeast a
here. The pilgrims were going
from Alnatitian 70 catemaeo.
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WE PAY 500 for old batteries.
Dicks Tire Service, $40 Truman
Ave. Phone 77s. apr1-ti
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DODGE. 7 passenger, 1899. Clean,
original throughout. Very reason
able. Phone sos, Alfred Weinberg.
apr3-6t
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49, ALUMINIUM Trayelite. 2-bed
rooms, with twin beds, with
double bed. aluminium Jalousie Q
room porch. Key West Trailer
Park. Phone ls80-M. apr4-10tx
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1914 CHEVROLET DELUXE coupe.
sl2 Fleming Street, phone ASSN
after 5 pm. apr643t
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FRONT END MAN. Experieneed
with Bean visualincr machine.
Guaranteed salary. Apply Navarro,
Inc. 6Q1 Duval. apr7-tf
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EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY,
s4I6 Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 1901. We buy and sell new
and used furniture. mar24-tf
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W-Motor 6ikes and Mo-
tor Scooters

MOTOR Scooter, Cushman Eagle,
with accessories, $3.50. Call at
1909 United ST. apr9-3tx
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EXPERIENCED fabrication man.
Guaranteed salary. Apply Nav
AFRO, Inc, 601 Duval. apr7-St
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zS-Hsal Estate For Sais

NEW modern 2 bedroom ho0Se.
Scanned ceiling, living and din.
IN recess. 1shAasae wsFSaowg. Ter
rakze tlaass. eosapAaseAY f&EnAsss@A
II desired Best residential s~eShaa.
Fseang e1umay Axaeh. fS@n@ l3la
j. aEg7 liz
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8AutoznobiIes For Sale

81 DODGE, Good tires and radio.
927 United ST. apr81zt
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EXPERIENCED mechanic. Guar
anteed salary, plus percentage.
113O Duval Street. apra 1t
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2-BEDR0OM Sunshine house. Furn-
ished or unfurpished. 242s Fo-
garty Ave. apr3-6tx
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Mails Hslp Wanted

MOTEL Clerk. Part time. Even
ings from S to 1890 pm. No ex-
periepce, but aggressive. Call la2s.
apr9-tf
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4l--Boats and Motors

NEW 1S' Runabout Speedboat. IS
HIP. Fully equipped. $500 81
trade. Phone ls57.M. aprs-stx
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TWO modern houses on highway
and water with boat harbors and
channels, both suitable for resi-
denee or fishing camp. ALI cash.
Write or phone Hudgins. Summer
Land Key. mar22-tf
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sx Fffg eDH MT SGpGRrs earnx.
~ 80 r0A M@AH0k c0GMTR.
FLORIDA IN rnUHATE
~ Nas
FE eEN HANNA LOWE
9sseS&xsG
sMEa6 " nG INTENTION TO
MAhE srpGas ATEaN EuM EfsAA
Hf%s a8NM1sE
T8#k 81 hsw~aa xAes@ sAss I
hASs sAsx4 ng ssma. ExpaRs 4aa
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SPACIOUS 3 bedroom C B S. Just
completed. Selling at cost, SIe,-
500. Down $500, balance r H A,
$68 monthly. Johnson & johnson
Realior. Phone 372. mars-tf
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Is-Special Services
kcontinnedl

WANTED to buy. $4,000 used Type
writer's. Typewriters. adding ma
chimes, cash registers, new and
used for sale, also repairs and
rentals. Metal desks, files, chairs
tor sale or trade. We buy and trade
Office furniture. ROBERTS OF
FICE SUPPLIES. 126 Duyal Street,
Phone $50. mar15-tf
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90 FISHING BOAT. Inquire sum
coast Seafoods. Strictly cash
deal apr8-3tx
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SPECIAL Prices on Permanen.
waves for Easter. Adorable
Beauty Salon. s24 Simonton.
rnar27-tf
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USE Snow Cap Bleach for soft,
white, fluffy washes. Try bottle
from your grocer. apr5-tf
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A. G. TAYLOR, Builder. New or
old work. Phone 136 or 1l1S-XR
after 6. mar31-30tx
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RESIDENCE, lit Virginia, reen-
forced concrete building. Large
lot. furnished and terms. Apply
ll0s White St. for information.
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