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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15

SAASA O1O4R441C44t
used by the animals were
thoroughly cleaned and disinfected
after each use, and each group in
spected by a veterinarian approved
by the board.
This order was made to effect
security procedure against vascular
exanthema, highly contagious dis
ease of swine that has been dag
nosed in many states near Montana.
An emergency regulation also states
that no swine may enter Montana
from quarantine area of another
state, nor from any other state
without health certificate, that
all vehicles used to transport swine
into Montana be officially cleaned
and disinfected and that swine in
transit through Montana shall not
be unloaded for feed and water,
etc.
A separate bull fitting unit at
Stevensville, has been organized by
the Mahaffey Livestock Co., Ten
doy, Idaho, owner Steve Mahaffey
reports. The new unit, organized
to condition and fit bulls for fall
sale, occupies the former OXO
ranch on Highway SO; 80 miles
south of Missoula, at Stevensville.
Bob Smith, son of the late Don
Smith, who founded the OXO Size
able Hereford herd at Stevensville,
will manage the new unit, Mahaffey
said.
Many purebred breed associations
have made up lists showing where
breeding stock may be purchased.
Now comes the Aberdeen Angus
association with list of more than
$4,000 commercial cattle that are
available for sale. It's in line, they
say, with an attempt to keep good
commercial Angus females in the
hands of producers and out of the
slaughter alleys.
Green Meadow ranch. Helena, re-
ports the sale of IL Angus bulls tc
buyers who include the following
Noel Anderson & Son, Fort Benton
Leroy Anderson, Conrad; Oliver
Ebert, White Sulphur Springs; ]. ]
Smith, Telegraph Creek; Mary
Burggraff, Wolf Creek; Charles Hol
man, Chinook; Ed Whitworth, Dill
lon; Annie Swenson, Cutbank, ant
Ed Noes, Big Sandy.
Bing Crosby ranches. Elko, New
were buyers of 20 head of rang
bulls from Willow Creek ranch il
early August. The Hollywood SINCE
maintains one Of the larger com
mercial Hereford ranches in New
ada. His manager, John Eacret, wa
reported to have been pleased wit
the quality of the bulls he foun'
available throughout Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15

stopped the SAFE
Of swine in any
Montana sales
yard from any
state unless ac-
conpanied by
proper h e a 18th
certificate, and
prohibited t h e
sale of swine in
a n y salesyard
unless all pens
and equipment
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15
Notes By Gil

TWO SALES of graded bulls are
scheduled in Montana this fall-at
Miles City in early December and
in Kalispel in early November. The
sales offerings are made up of cattle
that are graded by quality and are
then sold as to grade. Last year
was the first time that such a
system was used in this area.
Using an emergency order, DR..
H. F. Wilkins Of the Montana Live
stock Sanitary board on Aug. Q
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15
AP ROYAL PRINcEPs Ist

pictured below young herd doing really notch job
His calves good look at and they showing we'll
the record book Ask them when you visit the onch His he
coes averaged 1854 pounds BIRTH the bull coe IS Sc pounds
His sire is Archie Porkes' RS Super Ptnceps.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15
GAIN TEST

Here the have been weight testing bulls feed since
1884 longer perhaps than breeder organization hot know
Of We have tested neory 900 heed of breeding in hot
time have records beck five generations to show for it In
weight testing the procedure simply putting the bulls
the 30doy intervals from the time they weoned until
sold turned the following otherwise token off
feed Our policy not how much individual bull will gain
by stung him roer the ideo check bulls against
the Others and the progeny Of herd sire another
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15
FOR SALE
At THE RANCH NOW

As YearIins Bulls
IS YeorIins Heifers
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15
BIRTH WEIGHT

For the three years ticking birth weights oil
coes dropped within "a hours Of BIRTH These birth weight records
proving invaluable breeding work they help
you when you your the foil Birth weights
correlated with real weights Of beef co There feed
bog vton feed factors mixed in real proof the colt good
Tor bad the might bel becouse they BRED hot
eov weight be governed BY feed and the ob of
milk heavier hon weight, however
erned by heredty with few exceptons)
Birth weight records Of both bulls and he available when
buy from Becker Hereford Ranch Meaning and feeding weight
oFds uvoIobIe the bulls.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

some than the orange-fruited v
|riety.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Clean Tools
Before Winter

Garden tools are precious in this
imitation era.
Since the greatest deterioration
comes when tools are idle. care
full cleansing this fall and dry
storage over winter are necessary
precautions.
The worst enemy of tools is
rust. This attacks the metal
parts during the winter when the
tools are In storage and does more
damage then than in the summer
when they are in constant use.
To check the rust, first clean all
outside metal parts by washing
thoroughly. Caked mud should be
softened and removed. Then dry,
and cover the metal with a thin
film Of lubricating grease. or oil.
All bearings Of wheel tools should
be oiled. It is possible to obtain
new handles, where the old ones
have broken, and these should be
set in place this fall. -
Make a resolution when your
tools have been cleaned, to keep
them clean in the future. This
will prolong their lives, and make
a substantial saving. A rack in
which every tool has its place will
be found we'll worthwhile.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Orchid Society
To STAGE Show

The fifth annual international
Orchid Show Of the National
Capital Orchid Society will be
held in the lobby Of the Amer
lican' Security d Trust Co.. Fif-
Iteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV, October 25 and rs.
The show will be open to the
public from 10 am. to 10 pm.
Saturday and from 10 am. to G
Ip.m. Sunday. Admission will be
free.
Exhibits Of plants. blooms and
corsages by the leading amateur
and commercial orchid growers OF
this area and many sections OF
the United States will be on dis
Iplay. American and foreign in
ternational airlines will fly orchid
blooms to the show from Australia
Hawaii. England. Belgium, France
Cuba. Puerto Rico, Mexico and
several Central and South Amer
ican countries.
The value Of the orchid plants
and blooms that will be displayed
is expected to exceed $3.50 600.
Linnaeus T. Savage. q trustee OF
the American Orchid Society. is
show chairman.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Color for the Garden
Beried Shrubs May Serve Two Purposes:
Add Color and Attract Birds to the Garden
By w. n. Younqmon
Garden Editor

some than the orange-fruited va
Iriety.
Hollies Worth Growing.
The hollies are also well worth
growing If space permits; they will
do well in either sun or shade. The
Chinese holly is especially useful
in the smaller yard because it is
lof more modest height than the
American or English. However.
the hollies may be trained to al
most any height, moreover they
are slow growing and will not
Iovertake and crowd out other
shrubs and trees. The hollies,
desirable as they are. should not
be planted in exposed situations
where winter sun and wind will
ruin the foliage. The popular
Japanese hollies seldom fruit in
this area. The native deciduous
holly, Winterberry.' requires both
"a moist situation and shade to
thrive, and few yards provide
these conditions.
AS indicated above, some berries
are greatly enjoyed by the birds,
while others are seldom eaten
unless other sources of food are
unavailable. Thus, it Is desirable
to include both kinds in the shrub
border where space permits. The
Japanese barberries. are long last
ing and are snowy. The coral
berries, also persist late into the
winter but are not so brilliantly
colored.
The dogwood berries are bright
ly colored, but because they are
a favored food of the cardinal,
they do not last. long after his
arrival. The purple beautyberry
is relatively long lasting as is
the snowberry, but both Of these
loose their showiness after hard
freezes.
Gardeners who make Christmas
wreaths should grow some of the
berried shrubs to supply colored
fruits for use with evergreens.
Barberries add color to wreaths
made with hemlock and false
cypress (Retinispora- Chamaecy-
paris) foliage.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

The Chevy Chase I'd. c. Garden
Club will meet at / pm. tomorrow
at the home Of Mrs. Samuel G.
Keery. 1898 Oliver street. Chevy
Chase, Md. Mrs. Jay E. Fitzgerald
will demonstrate flower arranging.
The Metropolitan African Violet
Club will hold its monthly meet
ing at 8 Tuesday, at the Engineers
Club, 1925 E street NV.
The Wesley Heights Spring VAL
ley Garden Club will meet at 8
pm. Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
William B. Ardery, 4725 Quebec
street NV. Mrs. Frank A. Bolton
lof Pomonkey, Md. will speak on
Fruit and Dried Plant Arrange
ments for Fall"
The Potomac Rose Society will
meet at 8 pm. Thursday at the
National Museum. DR.. James A.
Gamble. founder Of the Philadel-
lphia Rose Society and a former
president of the Potomac Rose
Society, will discuss climbing
roses.
The Washington Daffodil Soci-
ETY. will meet at 2 pm. Saturday
in Judge Carey E. Quinn's garden
at ia Del Ray avenue, Bethesda.
The society will hold it's first bulb
auction at this meeting.
Two all-expense tours to the
Longwood Gardens at Kennett
Square, Pa. will be held this
month.
The Women's Eastern Star Club
No. 8 viii sponsor a tour Satur-
Evening star., 1952-10-12
French-Ro Hyucinths

The French Roman hyacinths
are more likely to persist in the
garden than the SNOWY Dutch
Ihyacinths. The first are smaller
and lack the heavy fragrance OF
the latter. There is a so-called
Muscari hyacinth that is seldom
1planted in this area. but Is
thought to be even better than
the French-Roman for perma-
nent planting.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Gurden Club Activities

day. and on the following Tuesday
a tour will be sponsored by the
Capital Division. Women's Nation
al Farm & Garden Association,
Inc.
Information on the Saturday
Evening star., 1952-10-12

tour may be received from Miss
Alice Gle, chairman, 2601 Six
teenth street NV. and on the
following Tuesday tour from Mrs
Willoughby M. Coffman, 3244 X
street NV.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
9--Female Help Wanted

WANTED; Barmaids, experienced
or inexperienced. Live in or out.
WeaVer's, Stock Island. Nov1O-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
NEWS BRIEFS

LAKELAND Up - Theodore H.
Harre, Lakeland, was elected pres
ident of the Georgia Florida Dis.
trict of the Lutherans Laymens
League at its annual convention
here Sunday.
Wallace Work, Orlando, was chp-
sen vice president, Lloyd Ahl-
schwede, Lakeland, secretary and
William McClain, Orlando, treas
urer.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

ORLANDO R-State leaders of
the Florida Congress of Parents
and Teachers met here Monday 10
make final arrangements for The
annual state convention opening in
Lakeland Tuesday.
The executive committee met
this morning and the board Of
managers had a session scheduled
for this afternoon. Both groups are
meeting In the new state p g..
headquarters dedicated Sunday.
Mrs. John E. Hayes, former ma
tional PTA president from Twin
Falls, Idaho, said the S37 900, one
story building would stand as a
monument TO all those who have
worked for ehildren's welfare in
the past and as an inspiration TO
those coming along in the future.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

MIAMI, R-Sen. Spessard L.
Holland (D.-Fla.) promised the
Southern Medical Association Mon.
day that he would continue to
oppose with all my strength COM
pulsory health insurance and its
like"
He added during a talk to the
associations convention:
The fight against such pro-
grams is getting tougher and those
of us who oppose those programs
must come up with a constructive
and moderate solution"
The senator suggested q middle
ground where the federal govern
ment would render financial as.
SiStance for training doctors with
out involving federal control.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
Apartments For Rent
Conrinuedl

NEW APT. Duval St, upstairs.
Water pressure always 25 to 30.
Electric kitchen, tile bath, tub and
shower. Access to washing ma
chine. Parking, Child accepted. No
pets. $500 monthly. Phone 229-J.
nov10-H
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

0cALA R-The Florida Press
Association. organization Of week
ly newspapers, wants a statewide
convention for revising the state
Constitution.
The association adopted a reso-
luton al lis fall meeting Sunday
authorizing the president TO name
a committee 10 work with other
groups for a constitutional conven-
ton.
Fred fitzgerald Of the Daytona
Beach Observer was elected pres.
ident, Al Harum Of the Riviera
Times, Coral Gables, vice presb
dent, and John Paul Jones, pro.
fessor Of journalism at the Uni.
yersity Of Florida, SeeretAry-maa.
sger.
Jones succeeds Russell Kay,
Tampa. who becomes secretary n
the board Of directors and first
life member Of the asEoelatln.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

was snatched out within seconds
and saved by her father.
Sheriff Arthur NJ. Ball said the
mother, Mrs. Bernard Gear, -.
will remain in the hospital for 80
days. He said any charge against
her would depend on the report Of
her mental condition at that time.
The baby suffered third degree
burns on the back of her head,
her back, arms and legs as the
blazing Goals ignited the blanket
in which she was wrapped.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
a9A--House Movers
50-Legal Notices

4S0S9A ANVA|&9
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned desiring 10 engage In
business under the fictitious name
of "ElectF0Htc Engineering Asso-
ciates ef FLORIDA Mall address.
StAa Flagler Ays.. Key WeAt. Flor
ida, intends to register the said
fictitious name With the Clerk 81
the Circuit Court Of Aenros ceua-
ERNEsTiNE McMAsTERs
Sole ownsr.
oct2s .nova-il-i8,tssa
IN THE CIRCUIT Court oF THE
st1TEENTH JUDICIAL CfatII II
0F FLORIDA. ~ And FOR
MONROE COUNTY. ~ CHAN
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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

WILL erson who found red wal
let at 1925 White ST., please re-
turn drivers license & other pa.
pers? Reward. Wagner Sign Shop.
noVS-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

LAKELAND R-Orange prices
will stay steady if shipments this
week do not exceed last weeks
$50, 900 boxes, Florida Citrus Mutu-
al believes.
Mutual asked shippers to slow
down last week when the I. o. b.
Cat the packing house platform)
price sank to $2.25 box for small
sizes. Mutual calls that the rock
bottom Florida oranges should
bring.
Robert w. Rutledge, general
manager of Mutual, said Monday
the early signs are that Mutual's
effort to halt the downward spiral
will be successful.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
34-Household Items
For Sale

N@V00CA1S40 4te1u8
For Sale
(Continuedl
GAS RANGE in good condition.
$500. Inquire 1924 Duncan St.
nov10-St
MAGIC CHEF, "a in. tabletop gas
stove. Timer, light, 2 storage
compartments. Exc. Cond. Call
1029-XW. nov11 AT
BRAND NEW Zenith clock radio,
$500. Call S89-W. noy1l-3t
35-Wanted To Buy
WE PAY Sl.CO for old batteries
Dicks Tire Service. 929 Truman
ave- Fhone 7TS. nov5-t
SMALL house to be moved. Phone
114S days, 145S-XW nights.
nov6-6t
36-BicYcles and Tricycles
GIRLS BICYCLE. viii sell for
$500. Phone 1s74,W, 2Sls Flagler
Ave. nov10.at
MANS BICYCLE, $40. 1s-B Sigs-
Dee Road. noY10-2tX
38-Automobiles For Sale
1947 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon.
May be seen, 1906 Flagler. Phone
657-J. nov11 .st
39-Trailers For Sale
l947, q FOOT. Toilet, shower
aluminium room. Sell together
81, 10000. AIS Trailer Park, Stock
Island. oct14-24tI
SLIMP DOLLY, $1OO. A. o. Kel-
say, 1119 Florida Street. nov5-7tx
35' ALUMINIUM House trailer. Ad-
joining Is 8 screened room. Sun
deck on rear. Reasonable. Phone
Dunn, 790 Ext. $3.50. novs-6tx
MUST SELL, need money quick.
Best buy in Key West. Cost you
nothing to look. 194S - 27 #. Liber-
ty Bullion porch. Many extras.
Trailer No. Z, Mastic Trailer Park,
CAS- United. nov10-6t
SMALL TRAILER with electric re-
frigeration and gas stove. See
W0odson's Trailer Park. novll-3tx
1882 ELCAR, Al #. 2 bedroom
Comp, bath. All metal kitchen, 4
months old. All accessories. l.. B.
Ray, Lot No. 4 Overseas Trailer
Park, Stock Island. novll-St
il-Boats and Motors
FOR BOATS. motors and trailers
see Cliff. Cliffs Marine and Sup
ply Co., Stock Island. Phone 1o4.
oct2S-tf |
ia HIP. MERCURY outboard, 1949
model. Recently overhauled. 612l
SimontOn st. In Trailer Park. John
Mccormack. noy8-3tx
42-Dogs- Cats-Pets
NEW SHIPMENT of Pekinese pups
and Siamese kittens. Also, ship
ment of imported male canaries.
Pet Shop, S12 Caroline. Phone 925S.
novl0-6t
a5-Transportation
Storage Moving
ISLAND CITY TRANSFER
Phone 4He
g. v. kINsMAN
nevs-tf
a9A--House Movers
HOUSEMOVERS
CALL GARNETT Phone i402-XJ
For Estimate, II No Answer. Call
Mr.. Coppage s9A.
octl6-u
Notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW
Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned desiring 10 engage In +
business under the fictitious name
y "ElectFGntc Engineering AAao-
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
39-Trailers For Sale

l947, 27 FOOT. Toilet, shower
aluminium room. Sell together
81, 10000. AIS Trailer Park, Stock
Island. oct14.24t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
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27-PropertY Wanted

WANTED TO BUY acreage on
Lower Keys, Send full particulars
and price by letter to Box X, Sum.
merland Key P.O.
oct9, thur, sat, ,tue-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

MUST SELL, need money quick.
Best buy in Key West. Cost you
nothing to look. 194s - 27 #. Liber-
ty Bullion porch. Many extras.
Trailer No. Z, Mastic Trailer Park,
GAS United. nov10-6t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

MIAMI R-Claus J. Eischen. 1s-
year-old high school junior who
confessed the Staying Of his parents
was expected 10 be- returned 10
Kearny. ~ j., today after waving
extFadition.
Eischen already has been in
dieted for first degree murder at
Kearny and three New Jersey pO-
lice officers will take him back 10
the scene Of the crime.
The youth vas arrested here
Saturday and admitted killing hts
parents. Hans Eisehen, 81, and
Clara Elsehen, 81, who were found
shot 70 death in their home on
Oct. n. They had been dead since
Oct p.
Eischen told reporters he was
really sorry he killed his mother
but that he didn't feel 100 bad
about shooting his father.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

35' ALUMINIUM House trailer. Ad-
joining Is 8 screened room. Sun
deck on rear. Reasonable. Phone
Dunn, 790 Ext. S289. novS-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

IVA HIP. MERCURY outboard, 1949
model. Recently overhauled. 612
SimontOn st. In Trailer Park. John
Mccormack. noyS-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

Mako II
3O-Services and Repairs

SIMONTON ST. Body Works. Auto
painting also upholStering and
trim - convertible tops, I2l 81.
monton st. r. me 608 oct23-t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

TAMPA IA Tampa shipbuiId-
er has announced plans to launch
modern, freezer-equipped shrimp
boats at the rate of one a week.
The first launching is quite a
way off-1S months-but work on
the first boat began Monday.
c. D. Glover said his ships will
be designed especially to meet new
needs for long range craft, with
freezing equipment and increased
fuel capacity so they can stay
away from the home port so days.
The 75-foot craft will cost about
SAC, 900 each.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
il-Boats and Motors

FOR BOATS, motors and trailers
see Cliff. Cliffs Marine and Sup
ply Co., Stock Island. Phone 1o4.
oct2S.ti
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

SMALL TRAILER with electric re-
frigeration and gas stove. See
W0odsOn's Trailer Park. novIl-3tx
1882 ELCAR, Al #. 2 bedroom
Comp, bath. All metal kitchen, 4
months old. All accessories. l.. B.
Ray, Lot No. Overseas Trailer
Park, Stock Island. novlI-St
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Wis. R-
A mother of fogr ehlldrea was
com aitteA 10 state hospital for
rnental observation yssseFsay after
a doctor reported shs hurried keF
three gear oAe daughter inte .
fiery furnace. Tie child, k0wsyer,
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

PARIS, R-The lawyers for Rita
Hayworth and Prince Ally Khan
agreed on a settlement today
whereby Ally sets up a trust fund
for the estranged couples three
year old daughter, Yasmin. But
they wouldn't say how much money
is involved.
The American actress instructed
her lawyer to ask for three mil
lion dollars. This was shortly after
she filed divorce proceedings in
Reno, New, about a year ago.
Press reports have Speculated
that the fund for Yasmin may
yield $4,000 a year, but there was
no confirmation from the lawyers.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

GENEVA, lP-The Swiss Weather
Bureau issued its first avalanche
warning of the season today. II
cited a snowfall of up to three
feet in the Swiss Alps during the
past two days, the heaviest for
this time of year since 1914.
The bureau said further heavy
falls were expected in areas above
1000 feet and there was danger
of very large ayalanches on ex-
posed slopes.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

AVON PARK IA rescue party
resumed searching today for
couple missing since Saturday on
a fishing trip to Lake Arbuckle.
The hunt began when Arthur
Jones, 3S, a farmer from the TT.
Meade area, and Miss Ruth Canup,
q, Winter Haven telephone oper-
ator, failed to return TO a fishing
camp on schedule Saturday night.
Their overturned boat was found
five miles away Sunday. Search
ers had hopes the couple might
have reached shore in some desc
late area.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

1947 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon.
May be seen, 1906 Flagler. Phone
657-J. nov11 at
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

PANAMA. R-Lightning explod-
ed dynamite charges being placed
in the bottom Of the Panama Canal
last night. lnMring four Fnen a.
board a nearby drili barge
Canal Zone police said the freak
accident occurred during = rain.
storm after ths barge working on
widening the eut, had placed the
dynamite In ko!es al the bottom
Of the eAna!,
TIE barge had just started pull
ing over 70 > safe place pFepsra.
tnry 10 setftng of the charges ~hen
Lightning struck the water nearby
exploding the dynamite.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

SLIMP DOLLY, S1OO. A. o. Kel-
say, 1119 Florida Street. nov5-7tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11
36-BicYcles and Tricycles

GIRLS BICYCLE. Will sell for
$500. Phone 1974-W, 2SIs Flagler
Ave. nov10-st
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

GAS RANGE in good condition.
$500. Inquire 1924 Duncan St.
nov10-St
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

MANS BICYCLE, $40. 1s-B Sigs
bee Road. nov10.2tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

CLEARWATER R,-The final tai
ly of absentee ballots gave Demo
crat Courtney Campbell victory in
the First District congressional
race over William c. Cramer, co.
01S to 67,376.
Cramer conceded Saturday when
ii became apparent the absentee
vote would not change the out.
come.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

WE PAY Sl.90 for old batteries
Dicks Tire Service, 929 Truman
Ave. Phone 778. nov5-t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

SMALL Efficiency cottage for cou-
pie only. Utilities furnished. SIS.
per week. 8O2 Simonton. Phone
2l7-W. noV11-3tX
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

SMALL house to be moved. Phone
114S days, 145S-XW nights.
nov6-6t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

MAGIC CHEF, "a in. tabletop gas
stove. Timer, light, 2 storage
compartments. Exc. Cond. Call
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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-11

SMALL furnished cottage, also
five room unfurnished apartment,
Children welcome. Apply 1906 Tru-
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