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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
MCCARTHY is, AS COOLIDGE WAS, PLAIN
AND FRANK AND SINCERE

Dan McCarty, our governor is not a hand-wav-
ing, backslappng mse-makng politician He is too re-
strained and reserved to be what called good mixer"
instead he depends his and sincerity to
gain popular support.
Florida has not had another governor of his temper
amen and The Citizen does any other politician
in Florida of McCary type McCary reminds The Citizen
of Calvin Coolidge He deested buster and bobast and
so does McCary Coolidge president did not stoop to
political horseswappng to gain his end and neither did
ncCarty legislator and neither will McCarty as gov
ernor.
Everybody knew where Coolidge stood on public
question: because he plain and frank about it, and so
McCarty in his public life and has been in his bus
mess dealings
Coolidge terse--"I don't choose to rum and so
is McCartyIm against further taxation" Coolidge with
his "downeast thrtness, insisted on service for every
dollar paid to employees and McCarty in his
inaugural address, said he had lush jobs to give to any
body and would insist that every of his appontees
perform in full the duties assigned to his office
Coolidge reduced the nations bonded indebtedness
time and again. and resisted successfully threatened raids
for governmental handouts, the u. S. Treasury
McCarty has state bonded Indebtedness to reduce but
Fodans may be he will oppose waste in state spend.
ing.
McCarty in his inaugural address, promised the
people of Florida "clean government" and he meant
what he said Anybody who knows him feels confident he
will make Florida a good Governor
We have heard McCarty's honesty characterized as
oldashioned but honesty always in fashion Florida
or the nation whole, has just high percentage of
honesty today in politics business as it has ever had
and Just much humbug and consciencestiflng as it has
ever had Many Americans let their conscience be
their guide, and McCarty is one of them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
MINISTER MAY GET
PASSPORT TO JAPAN

NEW YORK R-Thc Rev ]
Henry Carpenter. denied = pass
port last spring for trip TO Japan
has been granted a second sppli.
eaton 70 tour the Far East area.
Carpenter. executive secretary q
the Brooklyn division NJ the Protes.
tant Council ~ tire City NJ New
York. announced Thur s9ay bis sec.
ord passport application bad oeca
okayed
In Washington. 4 Stale Depart
meut spokesman sad coa6 tiers
prevailing A. TIE tire q the lnisiai
application noa have changed. lie
did MT elaborate
Carpenters first passpo-t w8s
3e1led On the gEsGs1 Rot made
public in desai1-that the "TRIP woa4id
nct Be IN tae best interests q
The GATED Ssatss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
Bank Business
In Nation Hits
New High Peak
By SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK R-The banking
business is looking up.
Higher interest rates OF a record
volume of loans, plus growing to-
tails of deposits and poppy turn
over rate on money in their care
have enabled many banks in the
nation to show better earnings.
BY retaining part of these profits
many banks have sweetened sur
plus and undivided earnings &C
countS-and at the same time
made many a bank stakeholder S
Christmas merrier with increased
dividends.
At the same time, the nation s
biggest banks have grown bigger.
There are Is Millionaire banks in
the United States. Although there
were no newcomers in 1852 to the
ranks of banks with both deposits
and resources topping one billion
dollars, their combined financial
strength increased impressively.
These Is giants now have total
resources of 50l2 billion dollars,
according to their year-end condi-
ton statements, available today.
Their total deposits come to $45,-
977 ,845, 900, a gain of 4 per cent
over the total of $44, 191 1863 900 a
year ago. This is around one-fourth
Of the total for all banks in the
country, as reported by the federal
reserve system.
All Is of the big boys are found
on both liSts-thoSe with a billion
in resources and those with bill
lion in deposits, but their order
varies little in the two lists.
On both lists, however, the Bank
of America leads-nearly s bill
lion dollars in resources, almost
ia billion in deposits. And another
Western bank brings up the rear
in both-the American Trust of San
Francisco with liz billion dollars
in resources, and a little less than
IA billion in deposits.
Only two of the IS show a drop
in deposits during 952-Bankers
Trust of New York and Mellon
National of Pittsburgh, and both
decreases are very small. Four of
the Is advanced in rank. deposit
observation-disclosures Trust of New
York, First National of Chicago.
Hanove.' of New York and National
Of Detroit.
The IS banks. in order of de
posts are: Bank of America. San
Francisco; National City, Chase,
Manufacturers Trust. Guaranty
Trust, Gall of New York.: First
National and Continental Illinois Of
Chicago; Bankers Trust. and
Chemical Bank. New York. Securi-
ty-First National. Los Angeles:
Hanover, New York, Mellon, Pitts.
burgh Nailona. Detroit First Ma
tlonal, Boston; Bank of Manhattan
and Irving Trust Of New York.
Cleveland Trust, and American
Trust, San Francisco.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
By DOROTHY ROE
APP Women's Editor

NEW YORK R-The French in
vasion of u. s. fashion continues
apace this year as designers
Christian Dior. Jacques Faith and
Elsa Schiaparelli show everything
from dresses. suits and coats TO
hats, furs, gloves. mems ties,
hosiery. perfume and iewelry.
Dior accents in his showing the
portrait look" for spring with a
huge collection of suaye, sophistI-
Gated fashions.
The French master names his
u. S. collection from an Amerl-
can geography book, showing, for
instance: a Navy shantung slim
dress and Jacket named Wash
ington" a tweed suit called Min
nes0ta". a checked three-quarter
coat named Arkansas; a heavy
silk multi striped coat in black and
white called Wisconsin "
Dior likes the rounded shoulder
flowing into the natural waIstline
for spring. makes his skirts as
narrow as possible. highiighis
mushroom pleated bodices, q daz.
ding array Of stoles. varied sscots
and the free and easy" collar
Suits, uniformly pencil slim.
have varied feminine details such
as double. notched iapels. small
stand.up Or button tabled collars
rounded detailed ynkes replacing
collar and lapels, subtle hand @ork
70 soften the seventy q the
straight lincs Jackets often have
= getaway Inc in both single and
double breasted versions Pre-
ferred sleeve length is three quar-.
;ers. wjth a rounded cuff
Dsgr skes .0# cuffe5 81 neck
lSEes and aEloyer plesli1E IN dress
e. uses mushroom psestiag So fell
iuE effee1. accents tire natural
curves e the bos6g Fabrics ia~
ciate lessheresiEf} Ilrens ard
woels. smooth aoTs2eda. AaxuF.11a
heavy sig s8aaas an3 & series
81 pysatesi ahsatu go 94 hsTe
3 res ard dist se4 .ae5k-
TIE portrait icok. dor ex.
plains. denlses ghe sgotiety & eoagr
bAsn1Ess "a lis eollectsca
lie shg@s . eesses " Lea tfE.Es
u gray s2ch IS paasy w5os
p@ae Ersg Hsfs aga ssga
r#fe1 feaes et AEe ARE as<sa
Ncsoc. GFsaeZ4s lid laLg. Ias
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PEOPLES FORUM

er for our brother - in particular
the young lady who brought a
bunch of roses. Perhaps you can
convey our thanks to them some
how in your pages.
The copy of the paper which
we have read has been loaned to us
only, and we have to return it
shortly. We wondered whether it
would be possible to obtain a copy
from you, as we would like very
much to keep one ourselves. Of
course, this may be rather diff
cult after so long, but it would be
greatly appreciated.
Yours very sincerely,
D. John Dewar
Instructor Lieutenant
r. N.
Garden Cottage
Fourth Ave, DenvilleS
Havant, Hants, Great Britain
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Joan Leslie Wants No ''Sexy''
Build-Up From Movie Studios

the case just about a month be
fore my contract would have been
over.
4 was able 10 do only three
pictures in those four years. Ma
t1irally that hurt nv career. In
this business you have ia remain
before the public or else you suf
fer "
Miss Leslie bss done we'll in
the lob of rebuilding her career.
she recently signed a deal for tao
pictures a year with Republic The
coatract permits hcr 10 DO outside
films. an3 she Is currently ap-
p@sr3ns with John Agar in a movie
fer TIE Ford Theater &C n. made
b. Screea Gems.
IL tee -.-e~e. she has a Sc.
qQsace which IS q departure tron
ire things she sas usually done
She usually plays nlce krl
sae hates that as mcfste 81 hen az
p2ed 10 her Bai II ne ~ I'm,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
GRATITUDE TO CHURCH

Editor, The Citizen:
My wonderful church! May l
sing its praises through this
column?
brought my wife and child
to this city few short years
ago. We were all in poor health.
Couldn't stand the rigors of the
Northern winters.
The first thing we did was
join the church. Then l opened
up a small shop. Didn't expect to
get rich but did hope to make a
decent living.
Our health didn't improve as
we hoped it would. Our child
died and my wife's health gradu-
ally became worse. We've been
unable to attend church services
for quite a long time and have
had nothing to contribute-much
to our sorrow.
But every week since our
child's death. the preacher has
been to our home to pray with
my wife and comfort her. If we
miss services three Sundays in
succession, some of our brethren
come to our home to offer aid.
And last but not least, since they
heard of our latest illness, these
wonderful brothers and sisters
are finding work for me to do.
II means = great deal to me.
with my large doctor bill to
meet.
With such love and considera-
ton shown us, il strengthens our
spirits, makes us anxious to re-
pay these many Christian deeds,
makes life really worth living,
A CHURCH MEMBER.
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Ships
Out 6 Million
Kegs OF Beer

ST. LOUIS. NO. - Whistles blew
at Anheuser. Busch. Inc. at 1i:1
an. December 30 70 annoupee the
shipment Of the eoFapauy's six
milliouth barrel d Budweiser and
Micheiob beer
Of BudweiseF and Hiebeloh beer.
This Is The first tine IN the com
paws 100 year his'ery that sir
million barrels u beer have been
produced and shipped in any ore
year The previous sales record
vas .as, years s.47s.3is barrels.
In h0noTing the went. August
company officials. ~ . ceremony
in the companY'a Reception Room
paid 'ritsuie 70 the more than 30
err p.1yes nsaF in military service
Fggerng prominently r. the eers.
moas mas ; s. 90 % Government
Saving bard wslch needed Only
name 70 - written 10 - ard .
miniature goi5 replica q TIE ~
uflioaih barre.
TIE n-ne r. she bcnd vas
e'e~s@8 f~r~8 - - H~rg IN > Bod
we -er cares By Pat OfBFien,
screen and stage star. O'BFiea
selected TIE naEss q Cpl Robert
/ ConEoga. company mtshsaisi.
n0E ssFgssg with - Emy il
k0FsR
AT @Fb&F employees h1H 10 scr.
gee ash F@ee8ss , a03sses mira.
hsgs q tae s,aa6 .ssAzh barrsi.
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GRATITUDE EXPRESSED

Editor. The Citizen:
May |. on behalf of all my family
here in England. as well as my
parents in Nigeria, express our ap--
probation of the most sympathetic
description of the funeral of my
brother, MidShipman Paul L. r.
Dewar, and of his friend Lieut..
Don Smith, given in your pages
on Monday, November 10.
Please convey our thanks to
Miss Dorothy Raymer for her
touching description indeed, we
would like to thank all those kind
people of Key West who spared
a moment and thought or a pray
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she hangs her clothes on limb
end takes . bath ID a lake hle
the embarrassed Agar stands near
b.
I've gone as Ear IN this film
as ever have before ii pictures.
sHe remarked
But she added enphaucally tia;
she has no desire to follow in tire
dainty footsteps ot Hedy Lamar
and Marilyn Monroe
III admit got a little tired
Of playing so many nice Elris
At Warmers, she Commented. Bus
] have 10 desire . Play bad girls
o. Il Ees TIE sexy Ind II baal5-
%
As far ae. trey mzv Get 4
laTl4 from seems an exca.ax aaa
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French Invasion OF U.S..
WOmen's Fashions Continues

shaded blue Is dolphin, while boie
de rose. grotto blue and budding
green are some Of the hues used
in dresses and ensembles.
Dior recommends the small
mink" fur accessory for spring.
shows a series Of triangular seaTfs
and stoles which combine fur and
fabric.
His hats borrow an Oriental look.
He shows the Bali Hal hat.
shaped like a volcano and made
in smooth straw. There are also
picture hats and bonnets, TO CON-
plete the picture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10

The Citizen welcomes express
SiOns of the views of its read
erS, but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items which
are considered IibelOus or unwar-
ranted. The writers should be
fair and cOnfine the letters to
200 words and write ON one side
of the paper only. Signature OF
the writer must accompany the
letters and will be published un-
less requested otherwise.
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LIKES THE CITIZEN

Editor, The Citizen:
Enclosed find money order for
one months subscription to The
Citizen. I'm hoping this is the
beginning of many more. With
the arrival of this let the paper
come along. May I tell you like
the place?
Respectfully,
w. J. CONROY.
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When a salesman begins paying compliments the
buyer viii pay in dollars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10

u wogz IA % ere screen q; t.E3
anse-faFsy shes Ike fh@ k5na ef
-srl .aeg ~s4d feeI Lac nlaFry
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10

ember Florida Press Association Associate of Florida
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by carier) Csc week. $12 By $3.50
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VIEWS FROM

CONTINUED from Page Severn
test is being lined up for a Thanks.
giving evening homecoming con-
test.
! High School officials are hoping
to bring in an out Of state team
or possibly an eleven from Tam
pa for the clash.
Beckman is losing just three Of
his regulars in wingback Lucy
and linemen Peter knight and
Tommy West.
Boxing Slated
Eight three-round boxing bouts
have been scheduled at Walker
Field on the Naval Station Satur.
day night beginning at 7..30 pm.
Admission win be free TO Naval
Station personnel and their de-
pendents.
Three cspers Bow Out
Three Key West High School
basketball performers viii be
making their final home start on
Friday night when the Homestead
five comes to town. They are: al.
do Vidal. rsngy forward, crack
center Bob Sawyer and Johnny
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-26
Fishing
Tournament News
BY THOMAS L. KETcHINGS.
Chairman

During the first month of the
fishing tournament the amberjack
entries amounted to the large total
of "a and ranged from Is lbs to
81 lbs in weight.
Seventeen Of these were caught
on board the Charter Boat Mae
West, whose Captain is Johnnie
West. Four of these entries were
on board the Wasteena plotted by
Douglas Trevor. The Pilot /. whose
skipper is William Wickers, &C.
counted for 6 of the total entries.
Bill Cresto's Boat Lucy" during
this first month had entries. The
remaining 5 entries came from S
different beats.
These boats and Captains were:
% Boat Legion Captain j. Kev
CD Boat "Sea Raider H,n Captain
Lefty Reagen go Boat "Sailfish, !"
Captain A. ktwell ca Boat .sFloa-
long," Captain Ted Smits and Isl
Boat ''Cajacy," Captain Charles
G.. Curry.
The largest Amberjack caught
during the month of January
weight is 81 lbs, length is so in
ches. and girth is 3Gl5 inches. This
fish was caught by Mrs. F. L. Jory
of 7011 Vernon Ave. Chicago, Ill.
The fist was caught on the Boat
Mae West whose Captain is john
ME West.
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Walston. The trio will be on tap
next week in Redlands. however.
when the Conchs seek the district
title.
Baseball Meet Set
There viii be an organizatlonal
meeting OF the American Legion
Junior Baseball League at the
City Hall. Thursday night Of 500
pm, Tony Arrange Chairman OF
the American Legion Junior Base
ball League announced today.
All persons who are interested
in Junior Baseball are invited to-
dag.
All persons who are interested
In Junior Baseball are invited to
attend the meeting.
The following business concerns
and organizations viii sponsor
teams in the Junior League this
season: Evans Enterprises. Key
West Insurance Company. WI.
liam Weech Post No. fss. Ameri-
can Legion; Walter wickers Post
No. e02i. WV and the Arthur
Sawyer Post No. zs, American Le-
gion.
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Sports Mirror
BY The Associated Pres.

TODAY A YEAR AGO - Don
Newcombe, the Brooklyn Dodgers
20-game winner. was indicted into
the Army at Newark.
FIVE YEARS AG0-Jersey Joe
Walcott agreed 10 meet Champion
Joe Louis in a i5-round heavy
weight title bout at Yankee Sta
dunn on June q.
TEN YEARS AGo-Ray Robin.
son. in his last fight before enter.
ing the Army, survived a seventh
round Touchdown to outpoint Jake
LaMotta in a 10-round bout and
avenge his only defeat in a 1s2-
fight career - amateur and pro-
fessional.
TWENTY YEARS AGo-vernon
Lefty Gomez. New York Yankee
pitcher. married actress June
0'Dea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-26

THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Southern District of
Florida Whereas. on the 10th day
OF February, 1861, an information
Libel was filed in the United
States District Court for said
southern District of Florida, by
Fred Bolts. Assistant United
states Attorney for said District, on
behalf of the United States, against
the following miscellaneous mer-
chandise: as Gal. Tonic Wine Us
Gal. Matusalem Rum 2I5 Gal.
Bacardi Rum 4f5 Gal. Burroughs
Dry Gin l prIRubber Boots "a prs.
nigh top canvas q rubber shoes
l34 prs. Low quarter canvas & rub
Der shoes 1 gal. olive oil 20 Bot
ties Olive Oil TAI Playing Cards Is
- ID. Cheeses SIS pr. Boys leather
shoes Bottles hot sauce - IL or
bottles peanut-butter q Jelly /
ctn. Misc. Medicinal preparations 6
pkgs. cookies 1e7 bundles piece
goods 102 wool bootees as ctns.
Lucky Strike cigarettes water
sprfnklers 8 Thermos bottles /
Light 4 extension cord rs lbs. Ball
chewing gum % Gross pencils 4t10
CAL Tonic Wine III Gal. kopke
Sherry Wine 3It Gal. Unidentified
Spirits $40 Gal. Burroughs Dry
Gin II Prs. Ladies rubber slippers
H. d. Auto Tires 500 is 81
Cans Herring t10 or. cal IL HID,
Auto tire tubes 500 I6 25S - IL
OF. Bottles Amstel Beer 5 10is
OF. Cans OF fig pudding - Cans
prepared food Radios &c pr
Ladies leather slippers IS Hors
DEourve IL Bottles olives IA
or. Cans Bardahl oil - 5f16 cases
potted meats doz. bottles hair
a. esslng l6 ctns. chewing gum 26s
pcs. Misc. glassware 4 "a dog.
cotton bibs So ctns. Chesterfield
cigarettes is cards razor blades j
lot rubber halls 2 Baby car seats
Paint rollers Chewing gum dis
pensers 2 Cigar lighters Vic: u. s
Customs Laws AND WHEREAS, by
virtue Of process in due form OF
law, to me directed. returnable
on the Srd day of March. 1858. I
have seized and taken the said
merchandise and have IL in my
custody. Notice Ii Hereby Given,
that District Court will be held
In the United States Court Room.
In the City OF Miami. Florida ON the
3rd day of March, 1858 for the trial
OF said premises, and the owner or
owners, and all persons who may
have or claim any interest. are
hereby cited 10 be and appear at
the time and place aforesaid, 10
show cause. IL any they have, why
final decree should not pass as
prayed. Leo ii. Brooker Y. 5.
Marshal. feb2s,1953
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES e0TnT.
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES G0TnT
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
in r. Estate %
SIZE SHELTON. also known an
SUSIE SHELTON.
To Al creaiynrn ana All Persofs
Having Claims Of Demands
Against said EstAfes
Yaa aad zach Of res ara hereby
notified and required 10 prezeur
amF claims or demands which 50 !.
or either sK yea. may hare against
fAA estate Of Sue Skas1on ztnn
knevn ss ssste skslton. deceased.
sAs@ es said Countgs 70 tie Coungy
Judge 6f Mtnrae Cegn&r. Florida.
~ hia efstee in the ceuEx Eenas ok
said County AZ Key West. r1arida.
mstatr eight 4kf calendar nsnnshs
gfaw the date af the first pKnsse-
assra 81 EAks Sessee. K&ch MaTh
eEztsz o. Aer1ans sA&u hs ia urtt-
ing and shai s6AsA shA rs&cs ~
ress4sses An4 poss etfss& address
90 the ea@ssH&1S and shall BE wwarn
- - s5e gk&tMs2 81 as AKest ar At
SaSasSs Mn8 arg saNh e4&sEs 0g ZEE
s1am& nss - fss&9 seafs - s0s4
Es&Ee& sass sEA Gar @f FsAFEasy.
ssa rfeEY HrMAw
~ #S%eassss - sA& LIST wat aH4
ses ut - Na@ RMstsMM. asas
kH "a %ak@s sAs4sss6. ss4sass4
HEN AAENE&
Atssrasx fsF E4feA.FsE
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sHoRT-oRDER COOKS OR GRILL
MEN AND ASSISTANTS. Ex.
PERiENcED ONLY. TOP SAL.
ARIES. SIX DAYS A WEEK. ALL
YEAR AROUND JOB. APPLY
BOULEVARD DRIVEN, RooSE.
Welt BOULEVARD AND FIRST
STREET. feb25-3t
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
25-Real Estate For Sale
CONTINUED,

2-STORY house. 1119 Duval. Lot
43 81. Now rented and show
ing good returns on investment.
5000 terms. No brokers. Phone
2-28O8. feb25-4t
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S0Lsgal Notices
CONTINUED,
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO MAKE APPLICATION
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE

EOH FINAL DISCHARGE
probate Law 1881
IN COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE NTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate of
JOHN FRANKLIN BLACKWELL,
Senior
Deceased.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CON-
Germ:
Notice Ia hereby given that ANNA
Il. BLACKWELL filed her final re-
port as Administrators of the es-
tate of JOHN FRANKLIN BLACK
WELL. SENIOR, deceased: that she
filed her petition for final dis
charge, and that she will apply to
the Honorable RAYMOND r. LORD,
County Judge of Monroe County,
Florida, on the gard day OF March.
1851. for approval of same and for
final discharge as Administrative
of the estate of JOHN FRANKLIN
BLACKWELL. Senior. deceased,
on this 10th day of February. 1853,
ANNA r. BLACKWELL
Administrative of the estate of
John Franklin Blackwell. ST., de-
ceased.
WILLIAM r. NEBLETT
Attorney for Executrix
MISUNDERSTANDING
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l6' BOAT. 10 HIP. inboard motor.
Trailer plus accessories. $245.OO
46-D Sigsbee Rd. feh26-stx
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Is Real Estate For Sale
(CoNrxlgUxDS

HOME and income property.
Beautiful 2-story house with
lovely garden. In line Of property
progress. and floor has 2 efficiency
apartments. Building has 4 baths
and al electric kitchens. See us
about this. Johnson and johnson,
40 Duval. Phone .2-2sa1. feb6-tf
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PART-TIME janitor. Apply in per
son. Ponce's Luncheonette, 7O1
olmonton. feb23-6t
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HOUSE FOR SALES rooms with
city sewage. 1913 Love Lane, off
Southland st. feb25-4t
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Bill Skowron. who was named
outstanding player Of the minors"
last season with Kansas City, ID a
former star gridder at Purdue.
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Frank carswelI. rookie OUT
fielder with the Detroit Tigers. is
a graduate OF Rice Institute in
Texas.
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