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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22
RIGHT AROUND US
BY Gwendolyn NJ. Floyd
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
BY Gwendolyn NJ. Floyd


On at my head waters and mine ewes fountain If
mat might weep day and night for the slain of the
0"ush'ef OF my people," jeremiah OIL
ANNUAL Al CLUB CAMP
MON NsH Around Us" iouneyed down to Pine Bluff to
&N college on Friday August Is to address the All club
pefS' Inc camp was well attended (over enroled)
Win REPRESENTATIVES from 30 counties in Arkansas
congratulations and Orchids too are in order for tn,
ana supervisors who training these BOYS and
girls to be good solid citizens their respective comm,n
f e FROM such group of "teen-agers' may expect
ma our future leaders May your attention to tvp
cal 4H club member:-Willam H. Randle Qee countvl
candidate for the president of the All for So SO The
camp members received valuable training as the election of
council officers important item agenda Williams
ana MS supporters had cards printed picture of the
tdhaaate on the card The card Experienced
Courteous On the back of the card William told us of his
accomplishments husy:
l. Completed 80 demonstrations
q State champion boy 1851 So.
3 State leadership and achievement winner 1851 81
T. State high school scholarship winner 1851
D. Tri-state grand champion calf winner 1851
b. Lee couny's All council president 1851 = 50
l. Delegate to the fifth regional camp 1852
OF course William Randle elected president of the
Arkansas All council In talking with many of these
had experienced lots of fun and certainly they had enjoyed
meeting the girls and boys from all the They had
enjoyed participating the demonstration preparing EXHIBITS
and had been greatly enriched by attending the camp
Right Around U.s. attempted to point the camp
ers that they must be prepared to their places
leaders In Arkansas building the foundation leaders
the past The campers urged establish good homes
tthe buWark of American society and continue to i'm
prove the educational facilities AS future leaders, they
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22
wrightsviIIe

The Gospel Temple RsDgssss
Sunday school opened at tfe rEgas~
lar hour. Class no was TIE ba4s~
ner class. Sister Frediana FGazlEg
taught all classes MIR. arA3
Mrs. Knox Molden are pvUa9s ~
new granddaughter. Mr.. arcs
Mrs. Ed Williams are proud gsat
cnts of a baby girl
The Gospel Temple BaDei5s ssSssss+
day school opened at tire rsgzaa.@
hour. Sister Fredonia Fuller ass-<
ed as superintendent
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22
With The Churches;

JEHOVAH WITNESS. Joha@Eg
Of Hot Springs, represent atiEe oF
the Watchtower society, win SOC
Sunday al the Dallas csfH
training school nj Z n na
SECOND BAPTIST 0fyse@f
a great revival meeting. EasgE
at this writing eleven ra8ft1sss
for baptism. Rev. r. Sars 4 ~
charge of the services heE ~ 81
Floyd, pastor.
AME ZION--St Paul SNfE XfcTz
church, 1901 Spring street, MI t~s
graced with the prcsErEgfI Asess-
hop Stephens Gill SposkaguSS ~
the tenth Episcopal district ~
will be the Bishops first Eirs~tts'-
pal visit to Greater Lfttle FrE
lie Is scheduled 10 arrive SeRs aFR
Der 3lst. Rev. A. w RicfcS ErAn X
ter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22
CARD OF THANKS

We, the family of the late Joe
d. Gee, wish to express our ap-
probation to our many friends Of
Little Rock, Benton and Alexan.
der for their acts of kindness and
expressions of sympathy during
our recent bereavement. Your
kindnesses shall be with us al
ways.
Mrs Willie Gee = wife
David Gee son
Christian Gee son
Mrs. Thelma G. Aaron
daughter
Grandchildren and step chill
dren
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22

FOR SALE. Library Of Medical
Books. Call 5-93A7 or come by
1921 Olive, North Little Rock,
Arkansas.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

cameras, tripods, electric cables
and floodlights.
Finally, the new President will
find himself surrounded by cam
eramen, sound engineers, lighting
experts, announcers and producers
for the newest tenant of the White
House press room - television.
Immediately after the election,
the new President probably will
want to gather up his family and a
few close associates and get away
for a rest. Not only will the report
ers and photographers set up shop
as close to the temporary White
House" as possible, but with them
Evening star., 1952-11-02

Truman refused to do this, but the
Washington women reporters will
never forget Mrs. Roosevelt's CO.
operation. They will do everything
possible to restore this custom.
The President will begin to learn
about press conferences which will
be quite different from the many
meetings he had with reporters in
other days. The chief difference is
that what a man says casually as a
governor, a senator or a general
may get little, if any, public notice.
But everything a President says is
reported in verbatim detail. His
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Lazy Casseroles

No. 2 can kidney beans and stir in n CUP
unsulbhwred mOlaSses, I tablespoon zine
gar, tablespoon prepared mustard, l
I2-0unce can diced luncheon meat. Top
with onion and tomato slices. Bake in a
moderate osen (375oF.) As minutes.
Yield: s servings.
Corn Chill Bake: Drain 2 I-bOstnd
cans whole-ke1nel com. Boil liquid; re-
duce to "a cup. Tsrn i,st0 casserole vith
corn, 2 tablespoons butter on margarine,
u CUP chill sauce and II teaspoon
Tabasco. Top with 2 4-0Mnce cans
Vienna sausage. Co0er and bake in q
moderate osen (375oF. } 80 minutes. Yield:
S servings. -ClEMENTlNE PADDlEF0RD
Evening star., 1952-11-02
WATCH YOUR STEP, MR.. PRESIDENT!
Continued from page seoen

will be myriad necessary assist
ants - telegraph operators, couri-
ers, transportation men to speed
their product to the waiting public.
At this point, the President and
his family will be 50 happy about
being elected that they will have
few objections to close coverage.
This happy state of affairs will be
subject to change about the time
the Inauguration bunting comes
down and the novelty of the wall
safes in the White House bath
rooms wears off.
The First Lady will be expected
to hold press conferences. Mrs.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

7IP off a can top. Zip off another. all
Il in one-two-three time. for ''canny
casserole" supper. The preliminary fix
ing is done by the packer - you add
the fancy touches in the seasoning and
garnishes.
Lazy-Daisy Casserole: Combine can
Of cream of mushroom soup, 7-0ssce
can tuna, Is cup sliced, pitted ripe Olives
and / l-bound can peas. Turn into
casserole; border With butteyed bread
crumbs or bntteTed bread cut with cookie
cutter. Bake in moderate osep (375oF.l
80 minutes. Yield: 4 servings.
Saturday Supper: Combine in cGsse-
role, l 1-poM,sd can baked beans and l
Evening star., 1952-11-09

cot jam. Arrange alternate
layers of bread and apple
mixtures in a well-greaSed
1h2-quart casserole, beginning
and ending with bread mix
ture. Cover and bake in a
375-degree oven about 20
minutes. Uncover and bake
about 80 minutes longer or
until apples are tender. Serve
hot with sour cream sauce.
Sour Cream Sauce
One cup sour cream, VI cup
sugar. / teaspoon cinnamon,
teaspoon grated lemon rind.
Blend ingredients and serve
with Brown Betty.
Baked Apples
Six baking apples, IL gra-
ham crackers, crushed; "
cup brown sugar. 2 teaspoons
cinnamon, 2 tablespoons
lemon juice. VI cup melted
butter or margarine. Wash
and core apples, remove about
/ inch Of peel from stem end.
Combine graham cracker
crumbs, sugar, cinnamon,
lemon juice and melted but
ter; mix well. Fill centers of
apples with mixture, pressing
mixture down firmly. Place
apples in a baking dish. cover
bottom. Of dish with boiling
water, cover dish. Bake in
a 375-degree oven about IS
minutes or until apples are
tender. Dish may be uncov-
cred last 10 minutes to brown.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

It's unanimous Leitchfield's
Lashley quads are the pride Of the
Bluegrass State!
And Mrs. Lashley in turn gives
her vote to Carnation Evaporated
Milk. She says, MY children
thrived on their carnation formu-
Ia" Famous baby specialists have
recommended Carnation for over
so years. For they know they can
depend on its uniformity, lourish-
ment and safety.
In fact, s out OF 10 mothers feed
ing Carnation say, MY doctor rec
commended It."
p. S. Carnation is perfect for
cooking and Dreaming coffee too!
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Try Some of These Apple Recipes
BY Violet Faulkner

A PPLES are good eating at
IA any time, not merely for
what they add to your diet but
for the sheer enjoyment Of bit
ing into such a crisp, crunchy
fruit. Apple dishes are al
ways popular. So when you're
hunting around for new ideas
for the fall and winter season,
try some of these recipes.
Cinnamon Apple Cream
One egg white, 2 table
spoons sugar, l egg yolk, 2
cups milk, 2 or 3 tablespoons
sugar, 70 teaspoon salt, 3
tablespoons quick cooking
tapioca, q teaspoon vanilla,
cinnamon apples. Beat egg
white until foamy through
out. add 2 tablespoons sugar,
tablespoon at a time and
continue beating with rotary
beater until mixture will
stand in soft peaks. Set aside.
Mix egg yolk with abo.- "a
cup milk in saucepan. Add 2
or 3 tablespoons sugar, salt,
tapioca and remaining milk.
Place over medium heat.
Cook until mixture comes to
a boil, stirring constantly.
This takes S to 8 minutes.
Pour small amount of hot
tapioca mixture gradually on
beaten egg white, blending
well. Then quickly add the
remaining mixture, stirring
constantly. tThe hotter the
tapioca and the faster 1t is
blended in, the thicker and
fiuffier the pudding will be-
Add vanilla. Cool. stirring
once after is to 20 minutes.
Chill. Arrange pudding and
apples in serving dishes, using
4 pieces apple per serving.
Makes Ave servings.
Cinnamon Apples
Combine / cup sugar, ! cup
water and " cup red CHINA
mon candies in saucepan.
Simmer until candies are
melted. Peel and quarter S
small apples and add to Gin
namon sirup. Simmer gently
10 minutes, or until apples
are tender, basting apples
frequently with sirup. Remove
apples from sirup and cool.
Apple Brown Betty
Two cups soft breadcrumbS,
VI cup sugar, / teaspoon Gin
namon, V cup margarine,
melted; 4 cups apples, peeled,
cored and sliced; 2 table,
spoons lemon Juice, 6 table,
spoons apricot jam. Combine
soft breadcrumbs, sugar, Gin
namon and melted margarine.
In a second bowl combine
apples, lemon juice and april
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-15

Il5-oF / ;saooth mouth Rhaks naro
A uhippad froa Port benton
M left shoutdae choukean CO..
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-15

lle0Aohs HNAouAs 1oH~@uNe
l3-of '8nooth mouth UhatR Aare
Al shipped froa Fort benton
~ left shouidaf chcuteau Co.
----------.---------
yk-of I shttAface heller
"a 6ssf shipped from eels
right hip cascsdA County
3g4oF IL yr-old erry ge1dlne
shfpped froa Monarch
- left xhtgh caeoede County
------------------~-
ae-oF j anooth mouth oorrel Relds
~ shipped fron Car ter
TX left thigh Cascade 60.
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sl-oF | smooth uou tn brosn geld.
LII shtpped fron Ledger
left thigh PoudNrA oos
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spur Bnoofh mouth black nRre
ehlppRd frou DCtEon
left shoulder Teton County
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Sh-oF brapn nare
NaN shlpped from Geraldine
~ rikhe shoulder chouteau Co.
Ss-cF I smooth mouth BLACK geld,
7ypoE shapped iron
IL 1r1s yHe chpnsesu County
- -------------------
EB-uF I arsoxh mourn lhite nsre
~ shIpped From Stanford
rirht shoulder J .eeofh 10.
67-nF I -h1eeface CIV ehipped
~ aoSSR fron Shelby Toole Co.,
w R.nSroL.hlDR.-h ". Oh tfreshs
ze-eF 4 phteefaee Coz
~ 800 shipped froa secckets
Is left hip cascsde County
9l-eF / Hhi teface Coz
mi 12eoe shipped fron Carter
rtFhe hip choute4u County
-
se-0F l Nhiteface coz
- loSSf shipped froa Carter
left alp choRaeaV couaeY
lo7-nF ! uh1eRfacs COZ
9SoS uh1pp8d frun evady
r1Rht hip Pondera County
1oB-nF 2 uhitefaee eoNs Bhippe
- lltok. 9Pof frca Brpsntne
| ID L.r1elD R.n1p Glacier ce.
- -------------------.-
lll7-nF - " OLD uhItrsaes steer
- Inok shxpped fron
| 1sR2 hip 5rdi9h DaBia Co.
l. - -----------o
I1lB-nF ho1sfein Con
~ lesSR shipped grna eoGrsa
~ a-fx hip Poudera County
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Ill9-1F vhtsetace cor
SeSf ehtpped froa Shane
4 IN LETT hip csscade County
le-En yr.old black keldfpR
shipped froE oeentedale
10 Brand aavallt County
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l7-Ha s=s.sh Ecrkh by geaetng
slapped fron RRualu County
IN LETT shouloer
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10 He I onooth noueh hqS Ee1etnR
/ n aftrpHd fro1 Victor
| ~ left shoulder Rav41l1 Co,
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lie-En l eaooeh mouth cay ee1dine
IN ll9of shipped froa
1Vtl- z R.thtrh y R. oho Ravs1ti 20.
I7-E l vhtsefece eteer calf
H. 5est shlfp~a eroa chsanok
IL riRhf r1t Blstne County
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i2o-H | shttefaee steer calf
% 3S5r shipped from 4Svre.
IA l-fa rat A1fs sounty
: i---------------- 80
l5-IF ! sannta Moth sorrsl geld.
shipped froG Rqas~
left rhn~aSsI lake Co.
i--iF J sEoetk zau.h Berrel Fei6.
=. stArr~o from Roman
vi ftehf shoulder lake 20.
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aeos ehtpped froa Cut eank
left a1p 3saeter Co
1l6-1F l sAitefsce year lsng steer
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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29
The World Today



WASHINGTON R-This i ths
last eaIl for surprises thai mighs
swing the election. n ether slds
has One iegt, theres only ons mere
week for apringsng IL
Jass . fasr.to midsling alxe6
scasdaI bomb this late IA TIE eaH.
paign might 20 ths scales slars
even tha expersa are unaazall1 re-
ssgaaaed thiS yaar ard spEsk sf
TIC osseome wEsh uncersalnsy.
Al least . aenanfsonal iass mnuse
dsseaeSgye has she sdYantsKs 81
givlng fhs c&ksg SIDE iistie tlns
to repair gke damsgs ~ aaaaeEs.
deaIais. expianakbnns nr s1pasns
cE is own.
TIE Tyxaalo saIk e Sen gese
~ MeCafthF q Wisesnsn s<Aea
1ea 80 taaskli 80 ~ ssb3eet e
Csx. AalaI Z sleseAssn - eeA.
mnnsm haFasy essnss sssxsly -
) saxrs So
Ng6aSxAx xae&1 mesks 80
Mea mANe Il ia sA@ lSa week be
sagr esersm TN8 xaNe sAe Desc
eF1m remsg ~ nms 10 pFspase
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29
s0-Legai Notices
NOTICE OF ELECTION
(Continued)

The following Clerks, Inspec-
tors and polling places have
been designated by the Monroe
County Commissioners for the
General Election to be held Tues
day, Nov. 4, 1852.
| PRECINCT No. l--NCCS WS0l
Building, Duval and Virginia
streets.
Elizabeth Schneider. Clerk;
Mizpah Pierce. Ella Johnson.
Geraldine Pinder, Albert An
guerra, inspectors.
PRECINCT No. Rear cavs
Inn Bar, Petronia and Duvai
streets.
Nymia Skies. Clerk: Verrnell
Hutchinson, Emilio F. Corral,
VIM. F. Duval, w. B. Curry. In
spectors.
PRECINCT No. 3--High School
Gymnasium, Walton street.
Beulah Demeritt. Clerk: Lykes
Turner. Hilda Sands. Kathryn
&dleSs AiloRC(bOAc.
PRECINCT No. mo. : Fire
Station. Grinnell street.
Florence Baker, Clerk; Or
lando Rodriguez, Corrine Nor
cissa. Flossie Roberts. Louise
Fowler. Inspectors.
PRECINCT No. S-sl7 Simon
ton street.
Kathryn Perpall. Clerk; Ra-
chel Sanchez. Gladys Tromhley,
Frank Del Villar, Alfred John
son. Inspectors.
PRECINCT No. 9 - County
Courthouse.
Louise r. Thompson, Clerk:
Flora Michael. Caroline Ford,
Grover c. Albury, Inspectors.
PRECINCT No. City Hall.
Ellie Shaw. Clerk: Leon Pea
con, George Schreiber. Edward
Goehring. Grace Kerr, Tnspee-
tors
PRECINCT No. s--5O4 william
street.
Carrie +. Hattrick, Clerk:
Jennie Gwynn. Dorothy L. Rob-
erts. Mizpah L. Curry. Manuel
Perez. Inspectors.
PRECINCT No. 81 sio James
street.
Agnes Lowe. Clerk: Emma
Thompson, Janice Saunders, Ru-
pert Knowles, Inspectors.
PRECINCT No. l0-I030 South
ard street.
Harold r. Pinder. Clerk: A.
Leroy Sawyer, Violet Stiekney,
Fac Solomon. viii Baker. In
spectors
PRECINCT No. Thurman
Elementary School
Dorothy DiNegro. Clerk: Marie
M. Roberts, Harry Sawyer. Violet
L. Pinder. Inspectors
PRECINCT No. l2 - High
School Annex. United street
Nell Rose Lopez. Clerk: Ruth
Carey. Virginia Sands. Claire
Saunders. Inspectors
PRECINCT No. l3--pigRy Park
Annex. Flagler avenue and Ber-
tha street.
Olive Saunders. Clerk; Juanita
Roberts, cicora johnson, Doris
Rivas, Inspectors
PRECINCT No. fl-communi.
| ty Building. Poinciana Place.
Mary Mazeau. Clerk: Ida NJ.
Smith. Florence Ifombly. Nellie
Johnson. Ethel AIbury. Inspec-
tors.
| PRECINCT No. IS - Marathon
Chamber Of Commerce. Mara
shon.
R. Q. Bushes. Clerk Don Fox.
=. II. Center Albert Harvey. In
spectorn.
PRECINCT No. Old Nate
cuTnbe School Building. Nate
rurlbe.
Paul cheaiey. Clerk: Jay pehi-
man. George J. Rawiina. Alvin
Pinder. inspectors.
PRECINCT No. ~ - Clinic
Building. Tavernier.
George w. Albury. Clerk:
cyYil Curry. George ". Sawyer.
Rodney Albury. Inspectors
oes7l - 1854
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

for Il, or Try % maleh 4 VITA
some move of their omn. Il nny.
Mccarthy himself has been q
prime issue il she eampaEen. lle
has been ; ennlrUgefssnl figure 20
long bis effect 90 tWo large eroups
il predieishie Defore Ne starts:
The esteem ~ shoae wha ap-
plaud him i deepened: ana Eioss
wi0 despsse him desplse hin esen
more. Bot both groups must eon-
tain wasera.
rs frum amsnE ihsse. al lhose
assh 70 1xsd egiabons aboul Nm.
thaf Mccarthy uill ~ so pln sosas
for EiseahowfF eFen 4 hs prs-
xS6es na surprises Ita paasshae
hs may eoat EssenhoNeg suses. -.
Bis a. least fomiaK ii 1t THE
late hosF wish lAe aserasen 90,
enne rnesrtain MrCarskY wssl Il.
wAys ~ ahae - esaim credit Ges
xvsnR EisenhoMNK = - baosf Z
fAe ReneFal wins.
AEa II Eisenhoeef Eases, EkaFess
~ maehine fof fstaiafEaa ihe
Fptes - Mecarlhy a. mlkAt
kase s1as ile kepe pagig.
~ 4 = ~ . efEtet Mscarsky
Aefors ks taEks Eteseason 6excsel
a3asesf = Ntsle fDeexA a1fafA6y
asaht = cen ms 81 an4 Aleer
Ilsax. 80 mi eszesty j eekeeg 4
large s 4 Mef srsh1 apeexh
Il ~ pemxasf 80 pxesafsng
flms bemk a. sh~x e@ fAeg
h4Hsnt Mskn gksx an4 kaea
mhxfs angnss e4 80 60.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

26-FoOT fishing and pleasure boat.
9 fl. beam. Almost new Chrysler
Marine Engine, pa to ! reduction,
S950.00 cash. Boat ready to 60.
Boat at Garrison Blight or call
1077. oct2S-2tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

IL NEW BOAT and outboard
motor. $275.O0. 1917 Petronia.
oct2S-Stx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29
4l-Boats and Motors

FOR BOATS, motors and trailers
see Cliff. Cliffs Marine and Sup
ply Co., Stock Island. Phone IO4.
oct2S-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

NAVY SHOES $5.95, Loafers
$4.95, Close-outs of Polo shirts
$1.98 value for $l.49, gabardine
shirts, regular $3.98 for $2.98,
Mems white, khaki or black
work socks, $2.75 doz. Esther &
Bits, TIC Duyal. oct29-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

ONE T.RooA Brick Hoase ard
ere efiSSseney hFsck coSssgs
N3ess asnSscaSe5 lsss 10 x lis
Rsasal lnxoKne SIS % na1nshsy
C0aapsesesv furnished. SIS so GO
gash. See Hossrx Tessng CAsa
Care Fiux&o - 1900 D4vaE. Phone
sE8s rwsss n
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

SPEEDBoAT. Is #. Utility Speed.
craft with wheel. 617-A White St.
oct29-3tx
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
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(Continuad,

GALVANIZED TANK. so-gal. Fine
for storage with booster pump,
5000. Phone 1145-J. oct2S-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

ONE BEDROOM Apt cosnplese.
ly furnished. Utilities lneiaa
81. iles Truman Ave. UpSsalFs.
Alse, ene Ne.bsSEoosn apAEs-
naent. ant@Fnlshxa sxS0ps fSg
electro steve. water hesteg and
ice hax slT Whitehead 81 Fhone
Sc q APPLY g'o9nE Judges os.
fsce. Mrs NiiAeF rsa n
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l3.B--Privats Schools


JOHNSON q CURRY. Eullssgs
snd Contractors Free estimates
an res CRS homes, rxmosrssAg
and FcoflaE, Phone 7lst.W.
eefs e
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29
'l-Announcements

n2s.0O CASH to the female with
the prettiest legs: Entrants must
be over 2I years. Drop in or send
complete leg measurements to-
gether with a recent picture OF
yourself. Betty CRADLES leg di-
Snensions are:
Thigh--19 1-2.
Calf--12 IL.
Ankle 8 IL.
II your legs resemble or nearest
resemble those of Betty Cradle,
you'll be crowned "Miss Legs"
All entries must enter before
Oct. 9th. Contest ends Oct. 31st,
Halloween Mite.
Anyone may enter their faVorites.
Contest takes place at
DUFFY'S TAVERN
218 Duval ST.
Contest starts at 10 o'clock
Oct lot
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29
NOTICE on cALLINe FoR RIDs

NOTICE or CALLING FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given TO whom
ii may concern that on the lith
day OF November. AID. 1859, at
o'clock PM, in the Monroe Coun-
" Courthouse, Key West. Florida.
the Board Of County Commission
ers will open sealed bids for the
following work:
One (1) model ss4f Graphotype,
new or equivalent. built 10 spe-
cifications for Tax Assessment
and TAX Collection work.
Bidders may obtain all other
necessary bid information from the
office OF the County Clerk. County
Courthouse. Key West, Florida.
All bids must he in the hands q
the County Clerk on or before Z
p.M. TUESDAY. November iiths 1888.
The Board reserves the right 70
accept or reject any and all bids
made pursuant TO this sdysrtiss-
Key West Florida. October ~.
1851.
tSeai1 EARL X. sl1AMs
clerk. Board of County Commits
sioners. Monroe County. Florida.
oct29 noys.1s62
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29
Cottages For Rent

COMPLETELY furnished cottage.
Private beach, low summer
rates. Lords Beach Court, South
and Elizabeth SITS. Phone 193S-M.
oct18-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29


N THR CIMCrTT c0URT % TnE
e1xTEENTn SAutEfAL atMa1 -
o. THE STATE OF foht -
~ AND ron MONROE EoNNNt.
~ GHANGEM0s
Cns. ~. t1-Ne4
EAME. ~, RENEASs .,..
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0NE-BEDROOM apartment furn-
ished. All electric kitchen. tile
bath. 926 Truman. oct27-St
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

BROOM apartment. Air condition
ed. BY the week. Apply 500 Sou
thard. oct27-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29
asA-House Movers
50-Legal Notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
a

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring TO en-
gage in business under the ficti-
tious name of MARATHON RE-
CREATION at Lot 2i and Lot %,
Block /, PARRISH SUBDIVISION,
Monroe County, Florida. intends TO
register said name with the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Monroe
H. w. MCCONNELL
Sole Owner.
Attorney:
SAMUEL FLETCHER
9494 Harding Avenue
Surfside, Miami Beach. Florida
-1z-l9,i 1852
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

MEMS used suits $500 up,
jackets $500 up - Ladies and
Children's clothes at give-away
prices. Ladies' new dress shoes
$1.00 pair, Strapless bras 39c.
Esther g. Bills, TIC Duval.
oct29-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT u
AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCEhfs
No. fa-a74
Plaintiff.
- DIVORCE
ANN BERNIcE LAWN
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
TO: ANN BTsRSICE LAWN
ssos Exeter Road
Philadelphia. Pa. ..
Y0gy ARE HEREBY MOTIF 80 =
That suit for divorce has been ftsea
against yon herein and you are -
affred 60 serve = copy Of your 81.
ssxer on Attorney for FiAintiff ana
fiIe the original thsreof on OF De-
fore the 18th aAY % November ~.
8sS2 etherwIse IieeFee Pro 9on-
fssee will be entered aNaanst yen
DATED At Key West FieF4ktas
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Gas DusAl street.
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ONE 20.gal. Crane Gas water heat
er. Apply 504 Simonton. oct2S-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29
departments For Rent .
(Con,inuedl

M WLY RE WAITED b. Dom
aoa1smen / utilities. Rec on
able rates. 321 Simonton. oct23-tf