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FUNDS FOR COMPILING EXISTING DATA GIVEN PLANNING COMMISSION

Tho City Council Last night ap. propria1ed the sum of $500 to the City Planning Commission ac- count for the purpose of compil. ing existing typographical and planning data in the form of a preliminary map by May i5.
 With the completion of the map, II will be possible to esti- mate additional survey work re- quired before the coming sum mer II will be necessary for the survey to be completed before the city can begin its work Of es-
 abliShinE grade lines and pro- viding for the laying of the city's new water distribution system.
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 having to drive over dangerous ranNa avs and fields
 Dan Fleming. who lives on Air port Road. said that he was inter ested tn an assurance that the road would be kept open pcrman- enily He said that there are about six families who have been unable to get their cars in or out because of the blocked roads,
 Mayor Meier said that the road had not cleared because the eat" loaned by the railroad was not heavy enough to move the huge drifts. ]. ~as Fleming $ opinion that the ARR's equip ment was adequate. The road has been closed since the heavy sno- fall of three weeks ago. Just be- fore that the road had been clear ed by the road commission after he first big blow of the season.
 Stock also protested the Sl0O city License fee for fairs and car nivals, declaring that the Mata- nuska Valley Fair is non-profit organization and a community en- terprise. The council agreed that through interpretation that the Fair is not a trade or business the license does not apply. It was also decided that a carnival under contract to the Matanuska Valley Fair or the Colony Day Commit tee would not need license. In return, Stock agreed that the Fair Association would do some thing" about the fence on Fair view Ave. that has proved a snow hazard.
 Comments Council
 George Small, one of the mem bers of Stocks delegation. com mended the City Council on what it has, done. He said that he thought the city had done a wonderful job in getting the roads cleared.
 Probably most Palmer resi- dents would agree with Small Since the arrival of the city's new road equipment and the hlr- ing of Russell Felzien as the ,itv's road maintainer last week, the streets of Palmer have be- ,ome wide, beautiful through fares whole network of great white ways.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-31
Hagen Heods--
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(Continued from Page | mitteewoman, respectively: Miss Dorathy Prior, a candidate for the House: Ed Dimock and his wife. Barbara, who is candidate for the House; Herald Stringer, Div isional committeeman and candi date for the House; Marshall Hoppin. who last night announc- ed his intention to file for either the Senate or the House; Axel Niklason, candidate for tn e House; Bill Olson, and Robson. ouSe--ECuelral
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Voters Okoy-
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Continued from paEe ] using deep wells ss the c.tys source of water
 Frank Lyons. Thomas Bourne Associates engineer m charge of the drilling operations. reported last night that pumping for q hours from late Monday until the same time Tuesday resulted in so gallons per minute with about a IS foot draw down in the water level in the l60-foot dep well. Yesterday after installing other equipment, the pump was start cd again. As Of last night, if was pumping l20 gallons per minute with only a 23-foot draw-down.
 1t Is reasonable to state. said Lyons. cautiously. that the well will meet all requirements de- manded of ii and that ii will pro- duce l50 gallons per minute safe ly."
 Last fall il was determined that the peak usage of the city and the Coop was l65 gallons per minute. The city's use at the time of the study averaged 50 gallons per minute.
 Lyons produced a gallon jug of pure. clear water from the well. The water passed the taste test when the city fathers sampled it and pronounced it good.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-31
Rev. Edward Imrne
 Named New Cuhmasier

During an organizational meet ing held January 28 at the Kop- perud home, Rev. Edward Imme accepted the position Of Cubmas- ter of Palmer Pack 354, following the invitation of the Cub Scout committee.
 Meeting with the hopes of re- juvenating the Palmer Cub Scout program, the committee, and As sitant Cubmaster Curtis Dear born, offered concrete suggestions for recognizing the Pack hop ing to be able to bring the Cub Scout program to every boy be- tween 8 and II years of age who is interested in Clubbing.
 This is a wonderful program for these boys and their par ents." the new Cub master en- phasised. Boys in this age group are willing to learn. By bringing them into the program, parents have the opportunity to pal with their youngsters and really get to know them. Later. as the child advances to his teens he has a parent-confidence that allows him to take his problems home and talk them over with his parents with feeling of security.
 Many times parents are the last 10 know of Q wrong doing committed by their child. These parents have never really esta- blished a feeling of confidence : never 'palled around with their boys. The very important thing in this age group is building up child relationship the Cub Scout program offers this opportunity.
 The ultimate purpose of the Cub Scout program is to do things together 10 draw sons closer to their parents.
 Blue and Gold Dinner
 February 25 was chosen by the committee as the night for the annual Blue and Gold dinner, celebrating the 42nd birthday of the Scouts. This year a dessert dinner u:jl be held. with Den Mothers. Mrs. Herbert Kopperud, Mrs. Ea--y Winner. Mrs. Ho"- and Estelle and Mrs. Claude Want named to the committee.
 All former and present Cup Scouts and boys who would like to join the group are invited 10 attend. This will be family at- fair. with special urge for pa rent attendance.
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 Fund. Don't let anybody kid vou.a he told his audience. you are going to get fleeced before YOU get out of here," And he was as good as his word. The contents of the caps passed by members of the choir yielded a total Of s411.77. according to Hugh John- son. treasurer of tLe Hospital fund raising committee.
 Post-Finals
 Perhaps one of the finest comp l;rents to be paid any audience came after the performance "hen the choir members were enjoy inc refreshments served by Beta Sion7a Phi. The Palmer concert was supposed to be the last one for this group before they were rota+ad back to the States. Sever al of the members had already heen rotated and the rest or them expect to leave in about TWO weeks. ,.,- =
 Cant we please come back to (, Palmer again before we leave!' asked Wilfred Lee. And the rest of the choir chimed in on the query. ,.,.:
 After quick deliberation' Col. Clasby decided that the boys would have just time enough to rome back Sunday, February lo, when they will sing at St. Nil chaers Catholic Church during the regular 10 o'clock Mass. Fa- ther James Snead will otflciate at the Mass and Chaplain ClasDy will deliver the sermon. Father
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City to Have
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Na''AA'NN = A-' t-~ae7E told the Council. This IS just what l need!'
 Now when l see a kid lettering around where he hasn't any bus mess to be, l can pick him up. he said. The first time I'll just take him home and warn the par ents. But if it happens again, the parents can answer for their children's conduct before the City Magistrate.
 The ordinance will be given two more readings before the City Council before 1t is adopted. The readings are provided for by law in order to give the public chance to question provisions and suggest changes before the ordi- nance is adopted following the final reading. The next regular meeting of the Council is Wednes- day. February 6.
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Narcotics Enforcement
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(COntinued from Page IT son confidence. but ii doesn't last long. Comes the hangover which is ten times worse. After a while, "a very short while-the smart young person becomes an addict; he finds that marijuana doesn't do him as much good. Then he graduates to heroin.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-31
WOMAN FOUND"

Mrs. Virginia Johnson, who was ,eported as missing early thls week by her husband Al John son. owner of Sheep Mountain Lodge, was located at Alpine Inn Tuesday evening.
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Snead extended an invitation to everyone to come and hear the choir at that time.
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INVITATION ron DIDs

=
The Housing Authority OF the
City Of Key West, Florida, Will re-
ceive bids for the furnishing OF
aabor. material. equipment and
seevleas recognised 10 construct and
complete an Administration Build
ing at Porter Place, Florida, 13-1
at KEY West. Florida, Including
utilities and site Improvement. un-,
iii 500 PM., EFT on the 10Th
dag Of April 1852. in the office OF
the Housing Authority OF the City
Of Key West, Florida. End of white
Street Extension, at which time and
place all bids will be publicly
opened and read aloud
Proposed form OF contract docn-
ments, are on file at the office of
the. Housing Authority OF the City
of Key West, Florida. at End OF
White Street Extension. Key West.
Florida.
obtained by depositing s25.0o with
the Housing Authority OF the city
Of Key West, Florida for each sci
~ documents SO obtained. Such de-
posits will be refunded 10 each per-
son who returns the plans, spefifi-
cations and other documents In
good condition within ten ttW day.
MteF Ulu Up&Htbk
a certified check or bank draft
payable To the Housing Authority
nf the City OF Key West, Florida,
Il. s. Government bonds, or a salts
factory bid bofid executed by Tnt
bidder and acceptable surtties In
an amount equal Z" five peE--esnt
g5eED of the bid shall he submitted
with each bid. III
X
The successful bidder Will. be res
auired to furnish and pay for sat
isfaet0ry performance ana pas mebt
lSond ne
Attention Is called TO the fact
that not less than the minimum
salaries and wages as Get foftn ~
the Special Conditions mus -
paid on this project. 49,
The Housing Authority OF the
City Of Key West. Florida. resers YES
the right 10 reject any or ali BIDS
or 10 waive any inforiBahts h
IN. adding.
No hid shall he wsthdrawD far .
perfosl ~ thirty tJ0l days A1sse-
uusnt 10 the opening of BIDS tth-
cut the consent az the HOUSING
Authority Of tie Cfty 81 Key NtsS
Florida. 49, ..,.
Of key Wbxt. FLORIDA
tss KERMIT II. LEVIN
Title. Executive DtTses of
mar &c april. 1852
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Named Regent

JACKSONVILLE - - The Flori-
da Daughters Of the American
Reyalsfian Monday named Ms
austin williamson. Jaeksousilie
regent
The group ends is s-day Dsn
annual conference here today
Other officers named include
Mrs n q. Angie, It. LaudsFusle
treasurer Miss Pearl Walker. -
Petersburg. registrar: Mrs. kalph
Seton DeIand. historian: MFs.
Jack Stewart, Orlando, librarian
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Reject Plea

LAKELAND IN - It's stun al
right 10 ship No. z grade seeoaess
grapefruit from Florida.
The Federal Citrus Marketing
agreement Committees have re.
Iecsed i plea 10 ban IL ~ some
shippers who said the sale Of No.
3 fruit IS hurting the price for No.
1 grade.
Al d special committee meeting
Just as many shippers showed up
in favor Of moving No. 2 grape
fruit as were opposed 70 y.
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Visitors At
Key West
colo.

Mrs. Jennie M. Sichorn, Can
ton, Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth HIM, Berwyn
m.
Mrs. Emil R. Wiskow, viroqua
Wise.
j. Elvin DenIinger, Lancaster
Pa.
z. F. Kalitta, Detroit, Mich.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. George Aletesburg,
Old Mission, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd 3 Mellon,
San Jacinto, Calf.
Mrs. David Uelman, Chicago,
I'll.
E. L. Marcus, Miami, Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold r. Evans
Whitney Point. NJ. Y.
Hamilton r. Winton, Jr., Evans.
ton, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sullivan,
Belfast, N. Y.
Amos A. Myers, Berwyn, Ill.
John N. Edwards. Milwaukee,
Wise.
R. W. Boul.on, Chicago. III.
O.. w. Haensler, Milwaukee,
Wise.
Irene Myers, Berwyn. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Adams, Cold
water, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Malachek,
Two Rivers. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Walter,
jamestown. N X.
Mr., and Mrs. Irving 7. Hagen,
Santa Ana, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Wokaty,
North Lawrence, Ohio.
Mrs. Charles Spears, Utica, N. 4.
w. Wallace. Chicago. I'll.
Mrs. Ralph Bruce, Chicago. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Lawrence,
Rochester, N. Y.
Myron C. Altstaetter, st. Johns.
Ohio.
Mrs. L. NJ. Macurnber, EIkhart.
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor A. Billhei.
mer, Nazareth. Pa.
Mrs. r. NJ. Packer. LAYTON,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Heidelberg.
Waynetown. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Smith, Cham
paign. I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt n. Giiddcn,
Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Norma Macnmber. Elk
hart, Ind
Tom Glidden. Lancaster. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe v. Webb. Bris-
ton, Tenn.
NJ 4. Hoff. New Cumberland,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Doll.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Richard I. Shepler. Peru, Ind.
n. NJ. Dairymple. 0blong, III
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Smith, Arlington. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Redenbaugh,
Monticello, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bechard,
Beehard. Sask., Canada.
r. paul Kendall. Jr.. chattanOo-
%. Tenn.
r. 3. Slower. Fort Lsuderdale.
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs Harry B. ". Dags.
son. Toronto. Ont Can.
Mrs. Paul r Smith, Lewiston.
DE.
Elder Lowell A. Gould. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Elder Lawrence E Evans, SAT-
Lake City. Utah
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J, H. Radahaagh. Minneapolis.
Mimi. ~:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Erlahsop,
Superior, Wise. 80
Harvard CARTS, Rochester.
N. Y. -
Mrs. Grafton S. Greenlesf. !:
Cranston. r. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rogers..
Grand Rapids. Mich. 80
Herman P. Meder, Minneapolis,
MINI. 49,
William D, Hafer, st. Joseph:
Mich. SO
John Murphy, Milestone, Sal
katchewan, Can. ~
KalIeyven Huber, Washington,
D. c. -.
Ems. w. Rogers, Newport. r. L..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kennedy Kin
caid, Athens, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Russei.
West Middletown, Ohio. -.
c. B. Dodge. Ravenna. Ohio. =
Mrs. r. ]. Whaley, Chattanooga,
Tenn. sRs
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Magnira,
Lowell, Mass. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Moore, Pro. !.
phetstown. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Purcell.
Washington, ID. C. .sss
Mrs. Clara F. Hengel, Great /.
Neck, ". Y. 800
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rich. and \.
Gene, Brockport, ". Y. sms
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Russell 7:
Atlanta, Ga. -.
Mrs. Alice Holland, Bay Pines,
Fla.
Donald NJ. Jones. washinaton
ID. C. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nolan
Omaha. Nebr. 80.
Ed. FleuFy. Minneapolis. MINI.
Douglas b. Nelson, Minneapo.
lis. MINI. $3.50 -
Mrs. S. S i Groves, Miami Fla. z,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred VI. Keller I
Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Frances p. David, Eysns-
ton, III. -
George w. and Grcta D. Bettes,
Sparta. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Krmnen:.
matter, Medford, Wise.
Mrs. p. ]. Austen, Russells
Point. Ohio.
Mrs. Elmer Delbore. Piquas
Ohio. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bartholomew
Meadville. Pa.
cloyd r. Bartholomew, In.
dianapolis. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. T. Holland.
Worcester. Mass. -
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w McGiBnes.
Milford. Della.
Mrs. Eta Sibiey. Gardiner,
Maine.
incr. Maine.
Miss T1lIa Lawrence. SoEth
Bristol. Maine.
Harold 4. Gooding, Bloomvflle,
Ohio.
Antonio R. Fredette. Wyatss
vile, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Lenhart,
Washington, ID. c.
Miss Helen Miller West. Coco
nut Grove. Fla.
Mss Virginia Warren Pueketi,
Acconac. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Hobejn,
Clinton, foga
Mrs. Glare NJ. Smith, ST
Petersburg, Fla.
Mss Z. Louise Brophy. Mans
field, Pa.
Mis- Mary johnson. Seminole.
Fla,
Mr. and Mrs. z. p. Nishet.
Charlotte. =. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. SpO0r
Poughkeepsie. ~ Y.
Earl W Hardness, Downers
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FOR SALE: Owners going North.
A real home on wheels, 10" all
aluminium, Mobile Sportsman trail
er. Very clean, perfect condition,
electric refrigerator, bottled gas,
sleeps 4, $ll95 terms. Cos Truman
Ave. Gulfstream Trailer Park,
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1850 ALUMINIUM Trailer. 25n.
shower, iavartory, T. ", ...2500.
SHELL Overseas Trailer Court,
Stock Island. apr1-stx
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lsA--Massags

II you're 20 and look 20, that's your
business; but If you're 10 and
want to look 20. that's mines Phone
1881. mnT2o-o0t
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TRAILER for sale cheap. 26'
I American. See James Waddell,
Lot No. s, Overseas Trailer CT,
Stock Island. apr1-6tx
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1912 q FT. Trailer, s7e5. Upton
Trailer Sales. Stock Island,
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- -Tzaiisss for sale !.

rs FIT. 1916 Trailer, sl.5e5. Upton
Sales, Stock Island apr1-2tx
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M-I-ots For Sale

LOTS. Fine location. near White
and Flagler. Two blocks to Coun-
ty beach. Write $. KS, c/o Citizen.
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MAID. white, willing to work. Good
hourly pay. Pleasant working
conditions. Apply Dion Motel, Tru-
man Ave. mornings.
ihar3l.st
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WE WILL thoroughly train plea
SAINT. mature woman to service
! good territory. Openings also in
Roca chica and Marathon. Phone
Mrs, Sn1edley. Overseas Hotel to-
night, april 81
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@CKTA1L Mattresses. Apply Slop-
~ Joets Bar. Afted 5 pm.
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Court of Monroe County. Florida.
Dated March Is. 1852
r.. H. WALKER
Al. w DIsDGE
Sole Owners.
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marls 25.aprl 1852
IN THE GIncUBY G0uBF Or THE
SIxTHE<'rH 1UpIGfA4 CiQGHIT
Or THIS SYATH or FLORIDA.
IN Avn ron NONuOR C0ENTf.
ChaucerY Gaxe No. Ia-4S
ARLEAN MIRTH BRANDY,
Complainant,
THOMAS BRANDY,
NOTICE ny PUHLICAsrIOK
To: THOMAS BRANDY
5SIi Begoie Street
Detroit, Michigan.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
AND REQGIEED to serve copy
Of your Answer to the Complaint
for Divorce on the complainant's
attorney. and to file the original
answer In the office Of the CLERK
of the Circuit Court on or before
the 18th day OF April. A. ID. 1852,
IN the above entitled cause. other
wise the allegations thereto will be
taken as confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe, County, Florida this
I'm DAY Of March. 4. y. 1852
tGireuit Court xNsAsk
sean EARL r. ADA3fs
Clerk of the Circuit@ Court
3
BY: tsdl Flbrence n. SAWYER
Depnty Clerk 4
Esd ALLAN H. CLEARE, JR.
Solicitor for Complainant
GA svshitehead Street
Key West, Florida. sAna
mar 8. q Ianr s.ll5a
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of THE
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
/ IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN cHAsCEIsY.
Case No. 1871
FRANCIS RI MANY. sKEs8
Complainant,
VS. DIVORCE
FRANCES S. MANY.
NOTICE BY PUBliGAfiONs
TO: FRANCES s. MANY,
cfo Frances Marie Silva.
443 Mcclellan Street,
Schenectady. New York.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to file your An
swer to the Complaint for Divorce
on the Complaipant's Solicitor, and
file the original Answer In the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court ON or before the 2Sth day of
April, A. ID. 1852. In the above en-
titled cause, otherwise the allega-
tons therein VIII be taken as com
fessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West Monroe County. Florida. this
24th day Of March. A. p. 1862.
lSeaD. Earl. r.. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida,
BY Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
lsd( ]. Y. PORTER w
Solicitor Tor Complainant,
4l3 Fleming ST.,
Key West. Fla.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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LOTS FOR SALE: Choice location
V block from ocean and Casa
Marina. zoned for apis. motel, or
residential. Max Herman. $500 Col
Inns Ave-, Miami Beach, Fla.
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EXPERIENCED sales help. Kot-
ton King. 604 Duyal st. opposite
Cabapa Bar. aprI-1t
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VERY attractive girl to work as
bartender III Delm0nico Restau-
rant 21e Duval Sc. nlar27-6t
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20 COLONIAL Tandom Manor,
l849 In0dei. Apartment size
stove, twin sinks, refrigerator, q
extra leg-o-matic chairs. New
couch cover and Grapes. Excellent
condition. Lot Go, Coral Isle
Trailer Park. apr1-6t'
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O--Legal Notices


notice. ax aENElsE GIVES thAs
she ans~rsl gnss &~sfF@ sa esxAEE
IN h2sinxNA under fsN fictitious
x1asm@ az k&MgAaxe Trailer fsaFA.
6fS 2srM3n@ 81 M3y West. Fi@Esdas
sHtstsa "a Y~xfkssr shs said ffrssts@ns
n4aas villa tbs EaSFk 80 tAs GIreass
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TRAILER awnings made to order,
$3.50 and up. Open after 4:Oo
o'clock week days, all day Sat
928 Truman Ave. mar11-tf
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WAITRESS. Good hours and work
ing conditions. Apply in person,
cafihe Restaurant. marl9-tf
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lAnnouncezuents

OPEN now Tor business. Bayside
Trailer Park. 6l5 Greene ST.
Equipped for modern trailers.
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PRODUCE Trimmer. Apply In per-
SON. Gulfstream Food Dept.
Store, HOS White St. mar2o-tf
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CHARMING brand new studio
apartment. Completely furnish
Cd. Weekly or monthly. william
and Seminole. 10 an. To s pm.
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MAN to work in stock room. S. H..
Kress & Co. mar25-tf
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4-RO0M apartment. Completely
furnished with all electric Kit.
chen, for adults. 500. 421 Simonton
st. aprl-tf
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SERVICE Station attendant. Gulf
Z Pride Service Station. Col Tru-
man. apr1-3t
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WANTED CLERK. Apply Strunk
Lumber Yard. 40 Simonton st.
|. mar25-tf
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EXCEPTIONALLY nice apartment.
Suitable for 2 adults. l4ll Flagler
Ave. Phone ls80-M, apr1-6t
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sALEsLADIES WANTED s. II.
Kress. marriott
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ONE bedroom apt. Everything
furnished. Available BY week or
month. 1904 Florida St Pm. lo2-W.
Inar3istf.
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SERVICE STATION attendant.
SkaggS Service Station. Ills
White ST. Phone ~. maEsi-N
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4l-Boats and Motors

SACRIFICE, IL foot, four months
old. plywood skiff. $l25 value
at hall Price. Phone ls64-W.
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-07
WINS AWARD FOR VOICING
FAITH IN UNITED NATIONS

NEW YORK, (JTA) = Clara
Shapiro, fourteen-year-old Junior
high school girl, who asked chow
can one human being be perfect
ly content, knowing another per-
son suffers?" was adjudged the
winner this week in an essay con-
test on "Why I Am For the Uni
ted Nations"
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and
John Golden, theatrical producer,
were the judges in the contest
conducted by the Board of Edu-
cation. There were $4,000 entries.
Clara was presented with her
500 prize in a special ceremony
at City Hall.