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flied out to second, Lastres out
pitcher to first. and Truman out
short to first. Brooks; ALICE flied
out to short, Richardson out
third to first, Robinson out third
to first, great play by Lopez.
Fifth: Gulfstream; Rodriguez
famed, Acevedo popped to short.
Brooks: PORTER famed, Dorsey
walked, jenkins singled to left.
Dorsey goes to third. McIntoch
flied out to left, and jenkins is
doubled. off first, Sterling to Lo-
peg to Knowles.
Sixth: Gulfstream; Lopez dou-
bled to left, Cruz out short to
first, Sterling doubled to left
center, and Lopez scored d,
Knowles and Lastres fouled out
Two great catches by McIntoch!
Brooks; Gallagher singled to
center, Herndon forced Gala
Cher at second, ALICE flied out to
second and Richardson out short
to first.
Seventh: Gulfstream; Truman
safe on bad throw by short,
Rodriguez forced Truman at sec
ond, first to second. Catala out
at first, short to second to first,
man at second was safe, but out
at first, Acevedo flied out to
left. Brooks; Robinson popped
out to first, PORTER out third to
first, Dorsey famed.
Eighth: Gulfstream; Lopez
fouled out to third. Cruz flied
TO center, Sterling safe on an err
ror by third, Knowles famed.
Brooks; Ernest batted for Jen-
kins and famed, McIntoch out
pitcher to first, Gallagher flied
out to short, a great catch by
Acevedo.
Ninth: Gulfstream; Lastres
flied out to left, Truman out sec
ond to first. and Rodriguez fam
ned. Brooks; Herndon famed,
ALICE singled to center, Richard
son forced ALICE at second and
Robinson famed to end the
game.
Score:
Club r. H. +.
Gulfstream +. Store 49, . !
Brooks Stars ---------- D >
Bait: Lastres, Truman and Ca
tala: c. ALICE and McIntoch.
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UNDER SECRETARY
(Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
we can struggle through the
present crisis for the next eight
months
Thres Definite Points
In reply to several questions
asked by Representative Bernie
Papy. Undersecretary Whitehair
said: ayou can depend on the
following three points: Cd the
Navy is fully aware of the pres
ent problem. CD It desires with
out qualification to do whatever
is necessary. 81 1t has already
requested funds to relieve the
situation"
Questioned by reporters as to
other feasible possibilities of re-
lieving the water shortage, the
Undersecretary said that CONVEX
sion of salt water was absolutely
@out.n TOO expensive"
With regard to the installation
of an additional pipeline. Mr..
Whitehair limited his comment
to: at is possibility"
Inspects Housing
The new military housing pro-
jects at Sigsbee Park and Peary
Court were inspected.
sThese are about the finest in
the country" Mr.. Whitehair
commented.
Early in the conference, A.
Maitland Adams had stressed the
critical state of present condl-
tions in Key West. Several times
the undersecretary mentioned
that expanding military opera
tions had created such conditions
all over the nation. Especially Is
this true with regard to utilities,
he explained.
'Key West is a coveted billet
among officers and enlisted
men," he said. Il am happy at
seeing the prosperity of the
town" He also told of tfe need
for skilled workers in this area
to take care of the expected ex-
pansion program.
Asked why no one knew OF
the planned activities for Navy
expansion, Whitehair LAUGHED.
1.-THE Navy has way o. doing
things first and talking about
them later"
Praises Navy
II was to be expected that an
Undersecretary of the Navy
would likely put in a few
plugs" for his outfit.
Mr.. whitehair credits the Navy
with preventing war with Rus
STA: We've shown our readiness
to fight them in the air, on the
sea. on land, or under the sea.
They. (the Russians), don't like
that attitude"
He described the heroic valor
of the Marines who fought IN
Korea during the campaign
when Macarthur was almost
pushed into the sea. six weeks
previous to their landings. these
Marines who repulsed the North
Koreans were recruits"
Before coming to Key West,
the Undersecretary had inspect
ed a new Marine Air Wing at
Opalocka. This new installation
is the first big Marine activity
in the state and brings a total
of 5000 officers and men to the
state as well as a payroll OF
$l,250,000.
welcoming Committee
Among those present al tne
Boca Chiea airport TO greet the
incoming Undersecretary were:
Bernie Papy, John Spottswood.
Louis VI. J. Eisner, Joe Allen,
c. 3. Harvey, A. Maitland
Adams, Everett Russell, Ernest
Ramsey, Capt. E. II. Eidridge.
co. MAS, Capt. Truesdale, co,
Eccp Can't Payson. Chief Staff
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GERALD ADAMS

Continued From PAGE Onel
ceSarss. Through that intimate
contact with the Individuals. I be.
iaeve that the greatese service can
Dc dose Tor eur chaldrea.
II yoa see iit h re-eleet me to
ths Post ] now bod. | glss ny
ssHesFs pledge thss | sAal consinsse
q work wholehearledly for the bra.
81 a 1he ehlldren 81 shaS Coan
~.
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NEW U.S.O. HEAD
fCnnsinued Frnr. Para s,nel

city. he 10 searching for q house
Tor his family. IneAsdins . . and
Ons-hslf year old sen.
The nsw dlreetox ID going tc
pressed slowly. studying TIE past
and present u the uSO here. be-
fore making suggestions for any
chAnges- he saad he realizes that
expansion Is ReSsssary.
Eyana repaaees Tie late Forrest
Turner who died sAaasnly &C
January ]. ikx2.
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The
WEATHEnIGAN
Say.
Forecast

= 0kOCSkDt
Key West and Vicinity: Clear
and continued mild with moder-
ate TO fresh west and northwest
erly today becoming gentle 70
moderate on Tuesday.
Florida: Clear 10 partly cloudy
and continued mild through Tues
day.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Moderate to fresh
northwesterly and westerly winds
through Tuesday. Partly cloudy
weather.
East Gulf Area. Moderate 20
fresh west and northwesterly
winds today becoming gentle to
moderate on Tuesday. Partly
cloudy weather.
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AUTOPSY ORDERED
Confined From Page 0ne)
since he was reported miss
ing Saturday afternoon.

/
ing Saturday afternoon.
Only a splash at 2 q. m. Satur.
day marks the possible time 81
his disappearance. A shrinnper or
the Royal Flush, docked next to
Chippewa on which Payton work
ed, said he heard splash wheI
he got up at 2 a. m. to find some
food aboard. He went up or
deck upon hearing the splash
but seeing and hearing nothing
returned to his bunk.
Coroner Roy Hamlin has EN-.
panelled a jury which will meet
at 5 this afternoon to view the
scene of discovery of the body OF
60 out to the Naval Hospital
where the body is at present.
Waterfront witnesses who saw
the body in the water told The
Citizen:
Il never saw drowned man
with his face upward in the
wafer before. Usually they are
face down. This man had 1
little facs. little hands. I
thought he was woman at
first He, had On q T.shirt.
green or white"
Another witness said that the
dead man was fully clothed ex-
cept for hat. Payton's hat was
found on the Royal Flush, mex,
to his own shrimp boat the Chip
pewa.
Coroner Hamlin is trying tc
reach by phone Payton's family
in Rockville, S. c. A younger
brother of the read man, evident
ly In shock, could give no infor.
nation about him.
The eyewitnesses to the body's
discovery said that Payton had
his arms bent with hands open.
Coroner Harnlin said that blood
was coming out of his nostrils,
but that is usual, he said in the
case of drownings.
Hamlin said:
There ID no evidence Of foul
play. II was death by drowning.
He must have slipped climbing
from one boat to his. It's easy
to slip with all those chains
and the overhead masts on
the boats"
One witness who refused to
give his name said that he posi-,
lively saw the body in the water
on Saturday afternoon. This is in
direct conflict with all other
statements which insist that
Payton's body was only found al
7:10 this morning.
Witnesses who saw the body
said the face was swollen. The
body was raked in from the
water with a four foot piece OF
lumber which was still lying on
the shore when The Citizen
photographer and reporter ar
rived at $50 a. m.
Fellow shrimpers of the dead
man seemed undisturbed by the
event. Despite the fleet packed
into the Standard Oil harbor, an
air of quiet pervaded the billiant,
sunny morning, one hour and a
half after the discovery Of the
body.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Tommy
Dixon is conducting the investi-
CATION and following up all leads.
He took pictures of the body
upon its discovery.
Hamlin stressed that his order
ing the autopsy and empanelling
the jury was strictly routine.
The shrimpers are kept in port
at the present time because of
the high winds which have made
this one of the poorest fishing
seasons of the industry.
A total of 1877 harness horses
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Doubleheader AT
Park Tonight

A doubleheader of softball
will be played tonight begin
ming at 1880 pm. at Bayview
Park. In the first game the uSS
Corporal will play General Flee
trio.
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KEY WEST WILL SHORTLY GET MORE RUNNING WATER.
IL Francis whteha Undersecetary of the Navy succeeds
his efforts outlined during his visit here yesterday to get the
Navy Department 10 install more pumps at key points
in extending Florida City to Key West
Bernie Papy, who the officials
who greeted Mr. whehar his arrival here persuaded him
attend meeting OF the Florida Keys Aqueduet Commission
told Of the dire need Key West for additional
water.
said he considered greater water supply for Key West
emergency, and that he would do all he
could sessng Key West important Naval Base to have
department install the booster pumps at early date he
he would later date the laying OF
another Key West abundant supply Of
water TO meet the growing needs Of the city
Papy has intimately whehar for Is years and
srdnty supported him for governor Of Florida
is4o After the meeting they to Pspys home where
whehar given variety Of Key West atood TO take back
with him TO Washington ~
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A total of li,1s7 harness horses
raced throughout the country last
year for a total purse distribution
Of SIS, 1l9,753.
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There - little evidence shss
Rsel,s we're tnvented hefnss ma
GhEz1tsa7 eg2
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Report
ohssrvssiens sshsn q City oelIss
Zoo AN EST
Key West, Fla, April 20, 1852
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Relative Humidity d 600 IN.
63%
Barometer tses Lsvsll 300 IN.
2e.97 ins.---Ioi4.e mhs
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0--Lsgal Neticss
sT'antinnedl

wa epen seated hlas fsr she fol.
iowins road work
rRa1Ies-T gRp.e.Es
stilis srasis and aarfare 93l8
feet ~ feaas, TagsfnlfF iiar-
hef SelsdixiNtnn
Ftih nrad~ and surface iaea
feet ~ roadn. TnNeFuler
BEND and flnhneft Tract.
Fiil erade ana ~uffaee teee
feef ~ reads. TAssFniaf
lieach and i.arwn heach
FtIi. Krkae nna surface Alz
feet &c feaa~. ssreve fark.
uiaaerN mAy ohaaln pianM nna
npesifieatiens and as elher nerea.
taF1 hld efu,a tiau frnsa the -
flrs - ~ saunis tlefk. NunIof
tuuhfy soaft ilamse kAY West
fluristn uisan epnNif 20 Ten Iiai.
lars fsta.ael. hlrh viii ~ refu4n-
- - The slfsistar apps rstuFn -
the ninnE Ana anseiflfaIiane
~ bids nasset - ~ fha M nsiN ~
v A.. Tns Stay Aareh q 1855
The t'agnniNsien reserves thf
fimhs - accepts ~ reiefg ana and
aii hsds made ruf@nani - thiA ~.
ttfttsem4nts
kss Ms. l'iari.sa. Ielsaars "a.
49,
sriEkID Earl. a. AnAMs
s1erk. tiaara 81 t'sanfs sst.sn gsie-
siensrs. Mnhnse tsauuft flaFisla
fshf &fFst*@1
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BARGAIN A
BOMBS TO
BE BUILT


WASHINGTON - - The United
States may he planning % test
bargain" bombs - that ik. A,
homhs packing i,lll scale poner bui
win lesser amounts of pFecions
atomic expansive.
This II IN unoff1eial sieN. Be.
cause both tine Atomic EnsfKy
Commission tAECD and the De.
Tense Department. IN announcinf
Monday . new series ~ atomic
tests Win Be held Al Eniwttsk.
offered NJ clue as 20 thelr mature
Not even THE date AZ the start a
the tests was announced
The unofficial view goes his
way.
The United States. AZ Is Nevada
Proving Grounds last fall. success
fully tested a xrFies a weapons
generally presumed 10 te relative.
" small atomic bombs. perhaps
designed for tactical uses in sup
port a. troops rather than Cor long
rsnee hosnbins n enemy Industrial
tnrNole.
AM. from lrssons learned IN me
deveiopmene a. such smaller type
homha. Americas atomic wea.
pourerx may well haze devised
pen1l1le means for setting greater
expressive eflieieney OF n she city
blasting typs.
IN ether words. the bomb makers
have found theoreiicsl ways 81
unt13 lees expressive and yet ess
tiaz ~ much explosive ehsm a
was pFDdured ~ ire fall scale
models previously tested n KnI
wetak II 20. they may no4 ~
plannIng 10 pui these iisrsries .
a ten
The Acc. IN describing results
of teSs a Eniwelok Iasi year
said information vas ealned On
the effects of weapons several
tines more powerful thar thr ~
ro<hima and Naaasak wespuns
Other possibilities ~ % ne -
lure q me nes tests q En's<iek
nre these
I. nsthes issls q - issAnieal
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Unemployed Here
Receive $50

fAil.AIliNnfl. Feb fN~lfn
emrDyfnent payments m ne
amount q So - we're given e
ISIS unemployed persons in shn
state Tor ne week ending Febunarr
aecafdlns % = weekly rcpsn -
slaed ~ Chairman Raymond ~
hArnes u the Florida Industrial
Commission. last year covering
The same INFind 81 SO VAS paid
~ ~ - less thar inc tnrrcul ear
RESP snilIns period Average anlbalI'
~ eherkA uas al,uHi Sl7 - az eonlr.
PARED % IN average M tI1 Il IN
1851 The Intfeased maximum pax.
meu' n - weekly reflects TIE II
crease IA weekly paymeniR
In this enunly received cherkn
amounting 70 a.
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feasibility a me projected hydro
sen homi
2 Trial drops ~ newly dcycloped
hish siNsed aifpianes Al the i've.
atomic bomb dfnps thus tar have
''een made 10 ~ SupefIofis. me
planes Thai carried them 10 Hire.
Shima sud NaRasah teuard the
end 81 Nogld War ~
Z An underwater explosion. TAh
originally sas plarncd IT the lira
nik postwar test series AZ niklhl
bui VAS cancelled.
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pan POWELL sceoter. 10 NO. EN-
eelleni condiiion. Can ~ seen
i12z Won Phisser. G N pm. IN.
ihsz'W. feblb aix
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"a ss~ sss ss"Axts N"ensss'''

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ssNTEs.Nlts 90 tstss<a ssnt -
~ sss ssssss"'sA~ss N'essis''''
'ss' -. .s-..e ~*s-% =
JAnKs v l'~LANis ...... :
BEENIcE Park. n ~.
Defendants
>oTtsE ~ 90 nt.sS arso>
~ rhE xNANE GO TliE Stats
90 iLsnsiisa $50. -.
a n. n s, !. nsr rr r.Ns r ss.ss e..
ank nnwn. TssE Asnvr N<uks'
pEffSs ~ ~ LINING. AMI ~
pEAn. TifE UNKNOWN IiFiHE
pf.t SF.ft~. l.EsATEE< H&<T
Ei:s, oR OTgiEh ai.AfMA<fS -.
nEH fHEM, AMI TiiE rs.
KNOWN si*ss'sfS 80 eAtls fi<n-
AL. rieHs0NS HANlNtl or
CLAIMING ~ HAVE Any IL
TEhEST ~ TffF Foft4owf<i
LAMBS
On the Island ~ Keg Wses.
known an William A waite.
fuary, iS9ss - Part 81 Lea
In Square n. conhmenrfaN ~ !
point ON wlilian street. distant
from the cnrnsr 81 carelsne mne
. William streets Two fnndFt6
ana Neventy Two f14Ef feet anA
Six 90 iasheN. and rnanfaa
thsnee Aliens ths Live af VIII
ThIFty Tive t1zb feet ami So
tsl inrhes fhenes "a rinhl an.
misn ~ NFfy direction Nlxfy
(se9 feet and fanr ca inche@
thenfe Al right anEles IN q
SWfs aiFertion Thirty Tao
t1@l fest and kix ttl inches
thTne~ az fient anafe* ~ =
sWN atreettan afanN the ~.
raar 20 saia saaars Tasnss
ssns sixty teeb feet anu tnuf
80 inrheN nuf - Wfiftam
street ." the unini II ttg'n-
yalF ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED
ahoxs styIea s.eaft 80 aeiei fllIe
90 eeFtnin iands IN Nnnfus s'eunfs.
I1oFsdm. watch are parthusAfiy DE-
Nrrsbsd ~ the reptiau hTfe<4. nn4
you are r@aulfed - sefte = copy -
your Answer 80 piemdlnN "a to
han ~ complaint on the riainaifft
attnfnsyA Hnbeftx iiniIAn1 4
ssrtek.aaa. ftst fsn A,n~fsses
fiss ne arsrssai na.~sr ~ - -, pleea.
lns "a che afsics % thn fiFrk -
the ftfruif Court On ~ before TIE
ioth da1 ~ March. 1875. othefaiaf
the aiis stations ~ said hiIl ~ eeFn.
piaiHt wtll b. tak~n a. confused
rs tnm
Dated ~ keY Wesf. N4nrne
tonntf. FiaFlda. this go aaN ~
FefFnaEy A. IA $3.50
NfXFeaff t,anFf
sail EAWfs ADAMS
g'iefk Il tiftaa t,nufi.
"a faas ffnfense o. ~aw go
isnpfEtN
ls-fs.aa.lssf
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WELL established restaurant bush.
ness for sale Selling due 10 siek.
ness. Inquire zoe Truman Ave.
Phone l6ai. lanfi-ff
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fteffndanf
>srsrr NJ 90 sTso>
To- Ahtfnefte planshettr ~h~Ftna n.
g1s West fE4nd street.
New fufk. y. n.
fou ARE HEREnY NOTIFIED
that snit for divorce has hren flied
nFainst yea herein and soa are re-
CURED a. NeFte = eep1 sf Seuf an
rsef "a atfeFnes fer the Cafn.
flAiNanf aua fIlf ihs nfin nal thefss
~ sMsh the sytrk - the s'narf IN
90 is.fare A@rrh SRA. A. ~ taa9
nfhsfwiee tiesres faa snfeeeo VIII
be en4ffVa aaainsf tua
DATED A. ket West. MpnFssr
tunnty, fl~8laA fhls ith tsf -
tahna28. a a. 1851
tt'ifsait t'anff
Seait FARI. a. ADAMS.
t&NFk t'ANruif t'nHft
tsys tsaf Florenee q ~Aeyer
IipuufF s1rrt
PAIR. o. EsQsilttI.fna
Sos Nhitsheaa 49,.
Key West. Worlds
Attpfney laf tanlnIa iaanf.
isHzs ,fel@s e-is.tssz
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sconllnaeaD

WAITRESS and Night Cashier
wanted Immediately. Raul's Re-.
stsnFani. Phone 1919 fnr interview
feb5'f
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W. J. ScHONEcK Broker specialize.
ing IN Fla. Key Properties. BIG
Coppiit Key. Phone Es9W
febls ~ %. Is rs q 81
CHOICE Martello Towers district
on Atlantic Ocean. facing coun.
" Beach. Two new Chs deluxe
homes. One furnished. Living room.
dining roam. 2.bedrooms. 2 baths.
steel cabinet kitchens. large utility
room. carpartes. sliding door clio.
sets; terraxzo fioors. tile base and
window stills. handicapped. Designed
and built by Chicago architect Ap.
ply ioos Laird. Phone l3i0.J.
febiS3t
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NOTICE. ~ CALMING voa nsns
>ntfre ~ h4ret} gives % whons
= nay .cen<ern thai % she tia
aat e Mareh. A n iess. a. es
T. a. On the Nonfns County cn.srt
.soass. kf< wssa. F1erias. &c
III ass . .sssss s.ss s iss .ss -
lewlnm rnaa uerk
pno1i.rT rnr-a.ss
FIif. RfeA< and Feii leAe feet.
mere - i<<s. ~ access FaAas.
FllL xrsa~ ana roll cree feet
;ssrs - ,sss; q ss 80 ss.ss
rliI sr@a~ ana rsn ssss feet.
nsafs ~ ifs. - Aersns read..
Ffil erase ana rell f,ee Fees
~ stress Fnaa<. Esmmerlana
fafhs Igsrhof
~. srsas 80 r"i1 siee fsss
% nlF rsppitt
ni4asrx may uhtAia rlann ana
spsTlfkpatIonN ana al nfhef n<efs.
eary n&d infefmasfnn fFom the Of
fire ~ ne rnunft CLERK. cnnAtY
ceufs iieM*<. k.g West. Finrtta
fne as ssses I'm re- .'a =
me h.aa<x spen return - ths pi.ns
ard epxrIfiraxInne
AL BIDS wNa& he IN tie kanAe ~
fhe Eonntr rlsfh 90 81 h~fnre 80
IN. 1n<e1ay M3xeh a.. 1853
The Cummtxsion Preserves to
FtNht to are~pf sf r~5ert any Kna
al hlAs mad~ puru9anf 80 thix AZ j.
seFtfssaNnf
ksr wess. Fisriaa. February n.
tsEALl Earl m ADAMS
Ciffh. uonra 20 raanfF Cgmsuss-
staners Ae1fes CaenfT. FIoftds
txbfx-te.fS34
~orICN 90 CALLING Ton naDD
&~ttse J. h<Ffhf Eitan - uNeU
4 M4F NonfsFn fhat Or shs sfh
cav - MnFeh. A. Il 1875. a see
iioes~. Kew Wess' fleri1. 80
Hnar1 "a ga4ntT co1nmI<~l - s{<r1
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WANTED housekeeper. preferably
TO live IN. Room, board. ana
wages. Phone so7-J. soi Duval. an.
STARS rear. fehlg n
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WAITRESS. Excellent working
conditions. Apply In person
Carrie Restaurant. febls n
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DEMONSTRATIONS. experienced
selling brushes. plsslics. 0r eos
meiies. Party plan. Liberal.
Commission. No DELIVERIES
No COLLECTIONS. We furnish
hostess gifts. Car essential. he.
fianee Plastic Co. so N. A.. sl Ter
Miami. Fla.
febis. 23I-3i
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NEW Shipment a Trupwal Fish 70
decorate your AQunriBfs for
spring On diSplsy a. 1874 Flrst ~.
febiHef
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KITCHEN help wanted. Apply In
person. Ponce's Laaeheonesie.
1ol Simonton. feb7 a
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BICYCLE. CARTS. blue. Higgins. 81
licease ~. lsl1. In lruni Al wes.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19

WANTED: Man acquainted with
restaurants. hotels and groceries
10 sell fruits and vegetables. Box
1876. Miami. Fla. febis ssx
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
DR.. Milton Froyd
Outstanding Orator
To Speak Az PILGRIM

Pilgrim Baptist church, West
Central at Grotto, st. Paul, Min
nesota, will have as it's dis
tinguished guest on Sunday, Aug.
10. one of the nations leading
American Baptist pulpit orators,
Rev. Milton c. Froyd. His topic
will be, Religion, Secondhand"
DR.. Froyd, a native of Wiscon-
sin. is Director of Research, Col
gate Rochester Divinity School,
Rochester N. Y. Formerly he was
pastor of the Bushwick Avenue
Baptist church. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Though specializing in the field
of theological education, DR..
Froyd has worked widely among
student groups in colleges and
universities throughout America.
For the II a. m. service DR..
Froyd will be assisted by Rev.
Moses Knott Jr. Special music
will be rendered by the Senior
Choir under direction Of Mr.. A.
V. Hall
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
MRS. REAITHA CARTER,
BEAUTY OPERATOR, DIES

Mrs. Reaitha V. Carter, IT'S
Iglehart Ave, died suddenly, Aug.
7. She was the wife of William ].
Carter. Other survivors are Mr..
Dallas Lenore, brother, Kansas
City, Mo, and Mrs. Orville Nc
Adams, sister.
Visitation will be Friday. Aug.
s at the Brooks Funeral Home,
hours from ~ to $50 p. m.
Friday night the remains will
be shipped to Springfield, Bo., for
funeral services and burial.
Mrs. Carter was a member of
St. Peter Claver church. She
graduated from a beauty school
in st. Paul where she took the
course. She operated a beauty
shop at 624 Rondo Ave.