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Evening star., 1953-04-05
POtrOneSSeS
Named for
Benefit

The Frontier Nursing Services
annual benefit will have Mrs.
Eisenhower as patroneSs, along
with eight other ladies. This was
announced by Mrs. Richard B.
Wigglesworth, chairman of the
Washington committee.
Additional patroneSSeS are Mrs.
Chester C. Bolton. Mrs. Earle c..
Clements, Mrs. George Hum
phrey, Lady MakinS, Mrs. STAN
ley Reed, Mrs. Harlan F'iSke
Stone, Mrs. Fred M. Vinson and
Mrs. Sinclair Weeks.
The benefit, scheduled for
April 10 at 4 o'clock in the May
flower ballroom, will again fea-
ture Mr.. John Mason Brown, who
will speak on Seeing Things" !"
Mr.. Brown is the well-known
drama critic.
Mrs. jefferson Patterson is
benefit chairman and Nine.
Draper Boncompagnie of New
York City, Mrs. D. Lawrence
Groner and Mrs. AdolphuS Station
are honorary chairmen. Other
members of the Executive Com
mittee are Mrs. John w. Davidge,
jr.; Mrs. C. Carroll Morgan. jr.;
Mrs. Walter White. Mrs. Arthur
Krock, Mrs. Neville Miller. Mrs.
Oliver Mckee, jr.; MIS-. Reeve
Lewis, jr., and Mrs. Harry Dor
Sey Mitchell.
Both Mr.. Brown and Mrs.
WiggleSWorth are native Ken
tuckians and the benefit is given
to help the Frontier Nursing
Service, which aids needy fam
lilies in the Kentucky mountains.
Boxes for the benefit may be
obtained by contracting Mrs. John
M. Cabot, Adams 4-2339, and
tickets are handled by Mrs.
Eugene O'Dunne, Woodley 6-2486.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Fien
of Arlington announce the en-
gagement of Mrs. Fien's daugh-
ter, Anne Doherty, to 1t. v. w.
Kulback, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. V. Kulback of Massena, N Y.
The wedding will take place in
early summer.
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Bride-E|eCt
IsHOnOred

A tea was given yesterday in
honor of Miss Barbara Ann
Harris. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Harris of Chevy
Chase and New York City. She
will be married the latter part
OF this month to Mr.. William
Robert BeleW of Wichita, Kans.,
now with the armed forces.
Miss Molly Farley entertained
for Miss Harris at her home in
the Kenmore. College friends
home on spring vacation assisted
at the event.
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Miss Rosun7iIiu
To Be Married

Mrs. Angela Ferrara Rosamilia
of Mount Rainier announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Yolanda T.. to Mr.. Philip Fred
Bruno. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent James Bruno of Newark,
N. j.
The bride-elect, who is the
daughter of the late Mr.. Nicho-
las Rosamilia, is employed by
the government in Washington.
Mr.. Bruno is an automobile deal
er in Newark.
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Club to Celebrate
I'd 2dAnniversuN

Members of the Washington
Lasell Club will celebrate the
groups second birthday ami
versary with a tea to be given at
3 D. m. next Sunday at the home
of Mrs. George Trexler of 5245
Nebraska avenue N. w.
Mrs. John Stewart will be a
co-hostess with Mrs. Trexler.
The new officers of the club
who will be honored at the tea
are Mrs. C. Curtis Tracy, presi-
dent and Mrs. Clyde Gurley,
treasurer.
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Miss Joan Bisset
Engaged to Wed

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Albert w. Bisset of Ia
koma Park of the engagement of
their daughter Joan to Mr..
Bruce Alan Truesdale, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas H. Truesdale of
Pawtucket, r. I.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Wilson Teachers College and a
member of Sigma Sigma Sigma
Sorority. Mr.. Truesdale will be
graduated from Miami Univer-
sity, oxford, Ohio, in June, after
which time he will receive a
commission in the United States
Marine Corps.
The wedding will take place
June 13 at the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church.
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boys packaged hose

Four in eoch celIophone- wrapped pock-
ooe Of soft spun cotton, with nYIon rein
forced heel and toe Assorted potterns.
colors. Sizes to l0H.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Suglich
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Betty Sonia to
Sergt. Maurice Joseph Fuhr-
mann of Beltsville, Md. He is
the son of Mr.. Leo Fuhrmann
and the late Mrs. Thelma Fuhr-
mann.
The bride-elect is a student at
Boyd's School of Commerce here
and Sergt. Fuhrmann is sta
toned in Washington. The we'd
ding will take place in August.
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Illustrated Lecture

A meeting Of the Newcomb
Club of Bethesda will be held
at 11:45 Friday at the home of
Mrs. Paul Flicker. DR.. A. Mel
son Sayre. of the United States
Geological Survey will give an
illustrated lecture on the sub
ject, America in Pictures"
The program will follow the
business meeting and luncheon.
Assisting Mrs. Flicker as host
esseS will be Mrs. Norman Mar
tin. Mrs. Arthur c. Foster and
Mrs. r. E. Iffert.
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boys striped cotton
tee shirts

Many really hondsome stripes and color
combinations from which to choose.
Grew topped neckbond,> short sleeves.
Soft eonbed yorn. s to l6.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

Mrs. Dorothy H. Mockabee an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter Dorothy Joan to Mr.
Jack M. Hughes. He is the son
of Mrs. Eleanor Hughes.
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OATS RETURNS TO-DAY 70 US.
AFTER LONG RED IMP SoN AEllT

months az 1O-year sentence for
rep0rting effectively about the Red
rerin tie Czeehs called il
.sespionage while working Is al
Associated Press correSp ondent III
Prague ii 1851
Before leaving frankfurt last
night. Oats said The Czechs gave
him sspsycholos icaln treatment be-
fore lis trial, ii which Il confessed
gull.
He was not terrOrixed 81 mis-.
handed. and the Czechs did NOT Try
to indoctrinate him with c0mmu.
nism, he said
However, he said:
s.They were very efficient 81
their methods and preparation FOR
my trial. II would be very difficult
| for me Is describe what happened
81 that / could be understood by
any one not familiar with such
proceedings 81 with what IS done
individually.
81 think You could call II more
psychological than anything else.
s.If what I was heard To say az
reported to have said during the
/ trial sounded like was reciting
something, why that's the way Il
was.
The newsnan from Marion, Ind,
was thin, pale, Z Sit bewiIdered
|by his sudden freedom, but d
seeming good health. He said his
treatment By the czechs Wah gen.
orally good.
he explained his accusation ~
the Czechs this way
Az newspapermall, have
always acted Or tried 10 act g
best / could On The proposition that
news story, to be fairs should
present al essential sides. During
tie time / was ii Prague, found
there were quite different ideas
about what constituted ObiectiVity
| Ia news reporting.
Many people, especially people
IN charge az ne tCxeclll govern.
mert. dO not see things IS We %
n the United States 81 other eoiln.
tries where freedom Ot the press
exists.
II found that Ga American ~.
pCrtsr, trying his bast q ID i JOB
IS fairly as ha could. was not
understood
HIS first two days u frsedOn
were fun III surprises as well y
|delIeht Cor Oats. He GOT no newl
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NEW YORK a William Oats
new today toNard tie United
States and / reunion with the wife
who had waited more than two
years for the Communists to free
him.
Oats was due 1T New Works
international Airport about noon.
HIS wife LaurabelIe flew Id to New
York yesterday rom her 81. Paul,
MINI, u greet him.
The sa.year.Old newman was
freed by Czechosloval Ela's govern
ment Saturday after serving Is
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pavs1 . ThE KEy WasT clTxEN MonS.y. Nay ID 1851
One Eve But Six Lives Left
To Cat From SuInmerIand Key
Nonday. Nay iS Iss

kitten which had been killed ~ 4
passing car on South Street
There Is ne faiher cs 81 ~
kittens III svmnnerland Key, caI.
I'D The Mayer ~ summerland
key AZ dFeSs " tsso Keys
MS sure HAT elsp q The MAY.
or,s klifens would fIlI ~ eap
IN W Ne dsasls u my posf Iii-
50 kitten.
Shortages abound even "a tie
animal world / learned would
have u wais another month until
1 new litter 81 kittens was born
and weaned. Henry aud Mary Hud.
gins said:
Why don't yon stop 1t shorty
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Iongssg His daughter Teresa cat
had It's eye claWed by either i
tDm cat Of Coon. 70 should be-
taken into the Humane Society III
Key West.
When ! stopped 1t tie Long ),
Mrs. Long pointed out i little grey
and yellow cat she had protected
ii net cage on stills
There's Baby Poor little thing.
It's eye Is clawed
1 said / would BE glad % take
her into Key West
Shorty whispered, 81 they cant
fix her you better have her put
away. Don't let Teresa know that Y
Teresa hUpasd nahy ard
uas mIsty eyed when she placed
her lii tli6 enr. . shy, eye Ms
InHeod h1nelne cuf. expeessc
her ID make fuss riding iias a
mIIss h Key ttesi. she Mas how.
ever. avibr And peaeetuI. cFad.
N6flY ne thought came tlaroun1
NAT / could not bear ~ have her
pdl AWny.
When We arrived az the Humane
Society VIZ were informed that !
sick 0r wounded est could not be
accepted there Tor treatment that
they would have 10 put her away. !.
since L was Sunday Tie Vet Was
off.
Swallowing my suueanaishness ]
took BABY home keeping my
Iance away iron her hadIy dam.
aged LEFT eye Monday called Dr.
Paul Landrum. Key Vests Vekeri.
marian and told him about tke
wounded cat from Saninerland
Key
Bring her out. All SEE what
can do.
wrapping BABY IA towel
drove her out 10 Df Landfum
1 81 stock island. He examined TIL
Ieye and said II would have q N
taken oil. but that the cat could
l 81 saved. / told him thai Il helons
q @ IN adoring mother d
Summeflani
Come back late this afternoon
] ne operation VIII be over Hn'
lIslI have b see her wednesday 4
! Eake the dre3SIne OtIt sud hex
/ week % take ne stitches cnt.
/ Late Monday j Mohhly Baby
4 was handed II me ~ m. Land
rum Who said that TIE OpeFasiol
I was suceessisIl saw the ssiiche.
sewin the eyelld together khl
gauxe drain 81 clean ont the socket
Naky sna eonp i1iolt lllnp.
SIS was 1llIl und1f yiss Nfselo
q odlvm peniellsnl. Nlh1m ~
arrived a hef Kas Nsst fAsie
donea ~ allpd ~ sse On
slle Her nr Elnalls - M1Es vt
anoin and sleSl
Though she wouldn't eat onl.
drinking aIIk duTinR this ree0ver,
period sby seemed cenfent
/ Mistakenly I thought 4 might y,
] tins fnr her 70 ID outside ard plas
and sefats b ihe dlHl Shs TAI
/ aWay Two days passed and ii
Bahy knrw she would return
bit worried about TIE arain d hel
! &c All tia rhllaren III he neigh
boFhood eo0pAfAled ii i hunt ii
.Hahy Hi with ~ Fesu
naIly Inss Thursay nielig. 4
haoFd HE naaW If an esiula 81
MelSl aonn aAasra n He nAkasa.
/ enS af N ~ daSn
! Y,sEe - sbr 0a gsae
nVaF usp Aaa 81 i s,
III i kallNs. SIC Mas1 ianp mi
/ 8 ~ aExsS aG / t. j eiA1fg
Fr1nl ~ c. veFd $780, -
and eassisa r dswn assk ~
heMAn wpsla
Net
ossk aan WEI lle eanin ~
I Insn - 4 s e
8ob ~
n ssen hs
u ~ u kle - ag i
~
uee ns ~ la
1 was Npl n n
II. - j sNl
~ . - ~ $1,000
/ keg y nln hal
ees 81 - / 49, ~ / M2nl
q ~ sn
i - ~ ~
- m Aa1
N ksep Ea
- es I'D IN
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to her. OF IL. she said only: che
is anxious "a get here Z
AS ID future plans, Mrs. Oats
said yesterday s have none Mr..
0dzis Is running the show
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ssB wives
Coon Fight
Removal OF Eye
And los i ever

some cats do haYe nine lives.
This / have learned u NE past
week s. caring tor eat from
Summerland Key named BABY
BY her owner teenager Teresa
Long. daughter u Mr. and Mrs.
Shorty Isone
Last Sunday / vent Is sumner.
land d search q kitten ID 81.
place MY own three months old
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-18

nIDy viii soIte enirlln, took Int
ehe drain non her w and psttsa
her
Next day when ] sLied 10 ees
BABY Ii TIL ears ! lhonSik We
as sAls 81 ire naor Suddenly ]
heard / moaning tAt ahise. ! stop
SD ia ear "a Witt I'D Street
TWO women passing said;
~ eats ul ~ earl
~ aA Sesa w S0isn
nua VI u.s. eaF nnd u s. -
us,sersl1s a M esK se AoMIl
llke ~. Iss TN F 4 ee
epsasa ~ sor decfs lrylan 8
Hide ~ slse AFiMan lsa. ! rnli
10 - eoFsaoFad hsr plels6a haF
q ns hala III. nnA pallls
-. ssirin1d nseri - eal.
ss lInksln II ~ ear -
xlilsshsd - sfeF NJ asksonra
sN 1eeuis really
/ drove her - las 6s could
the scur niles q Eslana.
osh wtnows % 81 sAe tried
Is mike : 6elaN
Dr. Hi drum. hns eam6 0t
and extrirated her n fhs car|
and took hsr u d q sminlns
room Despite her "A ra. NJ
TEMPE lExa WAs doa1 q Ia A..
other jh ne ~ ns.
nfum $50 u @ - hAtk
lpiay.
iay ha ezan at IhlA
ne ~ IS ~ ~ 60
al II ey i U
sie and ind ~ urnea shl1
l az es
eie euk q TIE
~ ~ HI .
in Fls " q ~
hnrpy
s ~ e = III
- ag 49, y 80 f
~ 49, Y M ~ ssE y
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Aerial Defense
Will Be 4 cus
Ntrates
Prevention OF
Aerial T earl
Harbor Altac
Ii Aimed As
~ n TON FA

WASHINGTON --s fe new Ink
st stratery which secret IS of ne
Tense WiISnn saws liz incoming
Joint chigfs VI staH wiII rnajEe
probably VIM focus sharrIv 81
nrnfactinn AZ Aynerica Il ritias and
i 4 frnrn 81 serfal 'pearI
Harhor hlov
Hanvier scent rnsv IL DlacatI
on eurh ,eeanFFs 3 & srfprrnrinr
nlanes anti.aireraff ess;.led mis-.
silas IA cnnvension ii snsl .sircys \
a ~ 81
s I =, 4. ! Il the Ma Il III hnra
With lonc.ranae bt.lnIIers Il Soviet
800. ~. f,a,', q. s.,,;cI. 100 Y - ~
IA al q ,,,r,.lS IA lsss.,e - 4, s,l.I -
S.. 49,. $40 "A e,.,,s.eF,
49, y J. rs s. .ss ~ ssrsssss ].
~ e ~. Th;s & 4 Ssrise tlSe r. IS.
,ss,.t ms 4 a,,.sa N III 80 tl,at fha
ss ..,i f,ay.s !. ,s,a,,l !. ~ l.11f
ro.,f r ns.es r tlsaf scs ara 10
~ $1,000 r. roinS y + liIne ika
~ 49, - s;r NJ
s. tI.ss co,s,s.., FL, sisn caree
800 eSss e - sr,shex q ~ e.ss'.
sneis TSe SslsSss eK|Si. Sllsr IS.
as., ~, n. sEss sI.S 80. n ~ lskI6Es
s. i'i ~ sn ~ \. ~ e IrssnsieS
md dels iled restuty of All meet
# aafes,ss said
ssrbe sIzs 80 ecis, rosfFion 81 III
All Force III he fisnfs q I depend
al TIE results Of EAis new strategic
study and tie National Security
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|34-Household Items
For Sale
fCoNTTNUEDl
CONTINUED

GIFTS for your home, friends and
relatives.
Antiques both American and Eu.
ropean.
Modern - things Of beauty from
the whole wide world 10 grace your
home and person. Old Island Trad.
ing Post. Sol Whitehead. Hours,
l0:o0-5:00, 100000. dec2l2N
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tcoTTIEUEDp

of either q certified check, cashiers
check. trust company tFeasurer'H
check or bank draft of any national
or state bank. In the amount stated
above, made payable TO the Chair
man of the State Road Department.
must accompany each bid. All checks
IoF drafts SHAH have been issued
within so days of the date for re-
Iesiying bids. Certified checks shall
have the necessary State OF Florida 3
Documentary Stamps attached.
The name of the bidder and the
applicable Project Number should
be shown on the check or draft.
All work Is TO be done In accord
ance with Plans, Specifications. and
special Provisions Of the State
Road Department. Special attention
Us called 10 Notice to Qualified
Contractors' and any Special Pro-
visions contained In the Proposal
Form.
he furnished 70 Qualified Contract
ors upon application to this office
for the sum of $500 per set. Extra
sets Of Plans may be purchased for
$1,000 per set. The Standard Speeffi-
cations may be purchased for $500
per copy. Plans. with or without
Special Provisions. may be purchas-
ed by fabricators for $1,000 per set.
No REFUND WILL BE MADE FOR
ANY or THE ABOVE CHARGES
FOR PLANS AND PROPOSAL
FORMS.
Proposal Forms Will not be issued
unless request Is received at least
"a hours prior 10 opening bids.
The right Is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT
OF FLORIDA
Richard II. Simpson, Chairman
Sam p. Turnbull.
state Highway Engineer
nov. &c; dec. 3, 1853
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8-Male Help Wanted
9--Female Help Wanted

WAITRESS. Apply in person. Pom
ce's Luncheonette, 701 Simonton
Street. nov30-tt
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KITCHEN help. Apply in person.
Ponce's Luncheonette, 7ol Sim.
onton st. dec2-6;
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FOR buying or selling any kind
of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen. 626 Fleming St. Es-
Itablished 1919. oct30-S0tx
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35Wanted To Buy

PRIVATE party win buy old Jew
erly. Apt. 2. S21 Simonton ST.
novI7-ti
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36--Bicycles and Tricycles

SCHWINN and Huffy bicycles.
$45.sS up. Deluxe model Dc" with
head light truss rods, horn in tank,
carrier and other accessories,
$56,95. We trade in your old bike.
Deluxe trieyeles with large semi.
pneumatic tires, all ball bearing
wheels, $3.50. Also a large Sc
lection If other tricycles. wagons,
tractors, pedal cars and seooters.
A deposit viii hold as a layaway
for Christmas any merchandise in
our store. Overseas Cycle Store,
1880 Eaton st. Phone 2-6Ol6.
dec1-tf
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ONE bedroom furnished cottage.
$4,000, Mastic Trailer Park.
dec2-4tx
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

~ NAE NAAtOVNA OOONAA VT AAAa
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
ALFRED NJ. HENkING and
MILDRED l. HENKING,
Plaintiffs,
d. $. EzELL.
Defendant.
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, as Special Master,
by virtue OF the final decree of
foreclosure entered in that certain
cause pending In the Circuit Court
of the sixteenth Judicial Circuit OF
Florida In and for Monroe County,
in Chaneery No, 1864 in which
Alfred Nc. Henking and Mildred L.
Henking are Plaintiffs and d. 5.
Exell Is Defendant, will offer for
sale and sell at public cutlery to the
highest and best bidder for cash at
the Court House of Monroe County.
in the CITY OF Key West, Florida, on
the nth day of December. 1888, at
1850 A. H., the following described
property situate In Monroe County,
Florida, to-wit:
on the island of stock Island,
and being Lot numbered Twen-
ty-eight (2sl Of SUN-kREST
Subdivision, a subdivision of
part OF Lot Two (2). Section
Thlrty-four (s4), Township Six
ty-seven (6T) South, Range
twenty-five (2Sl East, accord
ing 90 Plat thereof recorded In
Plat Book I, page lot, OF Mon
roe County Florida Public Rec
ords:
80 more particularly set forth in
the aforesaid decree Of foreclosure
on file in the above described Court.
Dated this 25th day of November,
A. d. 1853.
Isl PAUL Z. SAWYER
Special Master.
81. iGNATIuS LESTER
Attorney at Law
ESQ Fleming Street
Key West. Florida
nov. %, dec. S-io. A. D. 1858
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34A-Restaurant and
Store Equipment

DISPLAY refrigerated box, S r.,
perfect condition, reasonable
price. Phone 2-27S2. deei 81
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BREWER, Maine R--Ayery d.
olmstead is working on a book
report, "a years overdue, that held
up the Brewer High School diplo-
ma he should have received in
1881.
The East orrington man said he
wants the diploma for Christmas
which also is his 18th birthday.
School Principal Melvin T.
Leighton said, 1--WE have his di.
ploma. School officials have au-
thorized me to give him the di-
ploma when be completes the book
report"
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD
DEPARTMENT

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD
DEPARTMENT
Tallahassee, Flortda
November, 30. 1855
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
Sealed bids win be received a,
Tallahassee. Florida. from Qualified
Contractors until 1880 A. NJ. (E-S-'
IL on the s2nd day of December
1853. for the construction of the
following projects:
Federal Aid Project No. U-5OA
a., Job No, 90Ol-20l. State Road
No. 5, Monroe County, on Roose-
Welt Boulevard in Key West.
Work consists OF Maintenance
Of Traffic. constructing n fSS
foot concrete slab deck hridge
on composite concrete and steel
pillug: and incidental items,
The net length OF the Job IN
o.oSS mile. A Proposal Guaranty
in the amount OF 100000 VIII
be required.
The minimum wage paid 20 al
labor employed on the above pro-
jeets shall be sI.oO. $o.fs and SOS
per hour, respectively, for skilled
intermediate and nnskilled labor.
The terms (l flight excavation
(s) medium excavation" and (S)
"heavy excavation" as used here
tnaoove indicate. respectively, Cl
less than S0e0 Gu. Yds. per mile
ca 5000 10 1900 Gu. Yds. per mile
per mile.
A Proposal Guaranty consisting
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WAITRESS. Good pay. Apply Mon
roe Restaurant, 625 Duval St.
decs-st
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; BEDROOM House, 2s24 Harris
Avenue. Shade trees, fenced back
yard. Phone 2-e912 days, or 2-SS9S
evenings. dee2-tf
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron
FINAL DISCHARGE


Notice IN hereby given 20 all whom
A may concern that Aquilino Lopez,
Jr., as Executor OF the Last VIII
and Testament and Codictl thereto
Of Harriet Babcock Brinton, some
times known as Harriet Il. Bflnton,
also sometimes known as II. r.
Brinton, deceased, has filed with
the Honorable Raymond X. LORD,
county Judge in and for Monroe
County. Florida, his Final Accounts
and has made application for his
discharge as such executor.
Dated this and dav OF December
A. ID. 1853.
AS Executor Of the Last Will
and Testament and Codicil
thereto OF Harriet Babeock
Brtnton, sometimes known as
Harriet II. Rrinton, also some
times known as II. y. Brinton'
deceased.
w. CURRY HARRIS,
203A Duval street,
Key West, Florida,
Attorney for Executor.
dec. 3-I0-17-24. 1858
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
sINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHASCEHY.
Case No. I3-SU5
DWIGHT l. DRAKE,
Plaintiff.
vs.. DIVORCE
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: ANGELA DRAKE
80 Franklin Street
Somerville, Massachusetts
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired 10 serve copy OF your
answer on Enrique Esquinaido, Jr.,
eos whitehead Street, Key West,
FLORIDA, Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF this Court on or before the
lth day OF January, A. ID. 1854. 9TH
erwlse a Decree Pro Confesso viii
be entered against you.
Key West, Monroe County, Flor
ida, December 2. 1864.
EARL II. ADAMS, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court
(seai1 BY. Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
dec. 3-10-l7-24, 1858
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FIVE coeonut palm trees 2 20 8
feet high. Ideal for landscaping.
Phone 2-3973. dec3-3tx
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-16
PSGC Members Elect Min Tai

/. Min Tai was elected president of
the Puget Sound Golf Club at an
election held in conjunction with
Bonenkai last Sunday night in Gyo-
kko Ken Cafe
Others in the new ruling body are
Tom Hidaka. vice president; George
Momoda, secretary; w. Nakamura
treasurer; Erwin Furukawa, tourna-
ment chairman; and Sab Ogishima,
publicity chairman. Flight COM
mittee members are. 1st-EIin va
maguchi, Ed Yoshino Hank Ito;
2nd-Seiji Hata, Kaz Kato Tom
Tsubota; 3rd-Bill Komoto Sam Sa-
kai, Min Aoki; 4th-Ban Okada
George Mamiya, Tosh Tanemura
Hata was recipient of the top
door prize which was a sack of rice
Kaz Arai and Mo Naito we're cited
sor their fine work during the past
year They were on the handicap
committee which consisted, besides