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A. aALpn ". ROGERS

ChaigHnan hA9nfe@ GeVnfys Axe
We are the American Red Cross.
Every member who has eontribut.
ed one dollar or more becomes a
part Of this great humanitarian or.
ganizaiion. II she Red Cross does
. good Job. We rejoice in our ae-
eomplishments. II II does not, as
members, we want to know Why
and II errors are made, they viii
be adjusted.
We al have 2. just right 10 feel
proud Of what the Red Cross has
done and is doing. We like 10 know
also, how our money is USED
Last year our campaign goal
was SIS 900 and under the able
leadership Of MFR. Joe Sirugo, the
Campaign Chairman. our people
OF this city gave sis. 0s3 90 Of which
s4,fs6.00 we're sent on 10 National
Headquarters. That left only s13,
ss7 in our local treasury to operate
for q year. Since Congress has
chartered the National Red Cross
there are certain requirements 10
be met two Of which are Home
Service and Disaster Relief. Other
services are rendered when and
wnere there Is q need In the CON-
munity.
Contributions Made
First let US see where this mon
ey comes from. II has been said
that In a military district or area,
that service men and families con-
tribute the most. In fact these are
the families that benefit the most
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airy. We are fortunate in having
these workers in our local office.
The monies collected here from
is divided as shown
above with a portion kept here for
service among service men in our
local community. The small por-
ton forwarded to National Head
quarters, is used for national en-
ergencies largely only a small per-
cent being used for salaries. In
other words more than ninety per
cent of our membership dollar is
used to relieve humanity in time
of war or emergency such as
floods, storms. fires or other disas
tiers. We should be proud of this
type of work at so small a cost.
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strairht snowx ,no tha

.-dtcatiors OF q trend. At flraA,
when Columbia recorded Richard
II IN 1887 the idea was to use
only The important speeches. Then.
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uAu 4EUW 3 Q EAL LOFT,
records plus the popularity o.
laIh1ms are simplifying TINS atus
ton. Nearly all songs are used
Inow. Not even risque lyues can
deter makers OF show albums.
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~~AAS ".
- C booked al
thCUt 80. eNa6pany would have q
monopoly in the musical field.
f c. A.-Victos competed briefly.
learned that show albums. hike
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The World Toduy

WASHINGTON R--Congress and
the Eisenhower administration are
mulling over . different way Of ii.
nancing the vast social security
retirement program.
The idea under study, 50 basic
It could alter the whole complex.
lon Of the governments program
for the aged, is called pay as
you co.
Under this system, Congress or
the administration would estimate
the cost Of social security benefits
70 be paid each year and then levy
q tax to pay the bill
As Rep. Curtis (R-Neb) once put
II. when the year closes. notohing
Is owed and nothing is promised. "
Tax rates and benefit levels
might vary from year to year, de.
pending on economic conditions,
The number Of persons reaching
retirement age, Inc attitude Of Con.
gress, and so on.
Or benefit levels could be held
constant, with taxes varying to
needed.
This plan, which has some influ
entail advocates, contrasts sharply
with the concept on which the So
cial security program has beer
operating for the past IS years.
The present system contem'
plated that relatively few person.
would qualify for benefits in the
first 20 to 30 years, but that evenu
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WV
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
Chaneery Case No. 1857
In the Matter of the Adoption Of
RAYMOND CHARLES SWAIN
A Minor.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: BENJAMIN HowARDE SWAIN
223 West Avenue rs
Los Angeles IS, California
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that q petition for the adoption OF
RAYMOND CHARLES SWAIN, mi
nor, has been filed in the Circuit
Court of the Sixteenth Judicial Cir
cult of the State of Florida In and
for Monroe County, In Chancery. by
John Harrison Burnett, OF 2s-A Eel
ton Road, Sigsbee Park, Key West
Monroe County, Florida. and you are
hereby required to be and appear In
said Court on or before 18th day OF
November AID. 1883, there to show
cause IL any you can why SAID re-
DATED at Key west, Monroe
County. Florida. this 12th day OF
tsE soC N EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
fed) ALLAN b. CLEARE. JR.
Attorney for Petitioner
sOI whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
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ONE bedroom, al electric. Private
bath. utilities, linens, dishes fur.
aishsd. n and b Motel. 1851 Eaton.
Oct1-tf
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ally the number would be several
times greater than now.
So 1t attempts to strike, far in
advance, an average tax level
needed to finance the program on
a permanent basis. Thus the plan
calls for tax income 20 exceed pay
ments greatly in the early years,
with this surplus pi,ing up q re.
serve called the trust fund"
Later, when the steadily increas.
ing payments rise above tax In
come, interest on the trust fund Is
expected to bridge the gap and
keep the program solvent.
theoretically, the tax rate. the
trust fund and the level of bene-
fits eventually would remain nj.
most constant. Actually, to avoid
too sudden an impact, the tax rate
lis stepped Up at fiveyear intervals
until it reaches Ga pea cent of pay.
rolls in 1870.
Congress was expected to make
minor adjustments ss needs devel.
oped. But the theory, at least,
called for a permanent and happy
state of equilibrium extending well
beyond the year 1000. II a bad year
cut into the trust fund, q good year
would build it back.
Here are some Of the arguments
pro and con, which may be aired
with considerable heat in Con.
gress:
Supporters of the present system
say its biggest asset Is that interes,
from the trust fund will help keep
taxes down when the program
reaches full costs.
They argue pay as you co.
would produce violent ups and
downs depending on the political
complexion Of Congress, with aged
people never knowing what to ex.
pect from one year to the next.
Even If constant benefits are at.
tempted. they contend, the tax
rate would be prohibitive during
unusually adverse years with large
numbers of workers unemployed
and not contributing, costs would
be greater than normal. and there
would be no reserve to fall
back on.
In effect, they say, 'pay as you
go" is an effort to white down
the program.
Critics say the trust fund concept
attempts the impossible by tryins
to estimate now such things as the
number of births ard deaths and
economic conditions in 1850.
They insist political temptation
will be too great and the trust
fund will be raided to provide
bigger benefits for current voters,
thus committing The government
to a program 1t won't be able to
sustain In the future.
They claim each new actuarial
study already pictures the trust
fund turning downward or exhaust.
ing itself, instead Of remaining al.
most level. They doubt il present
voters will consent to raise taxes
enough to build up q trust fund
for future recipients.
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Today's Women
by DOROTHY ROE
AP Wemen's Editor

It's not just American women
who make mistakes In dress, says
Jacques Faith, Partisan designer
who has invaded the American
market for the last few years.
Even French women can be
wrong.
interviewed in the midst of his
u. S. wholesale collection of resort
and spring fashions, which viii be
unveiled TO American buyers next
week, the blond and elegant Mr..
Faith considered the universal
tragedy Of 4 bad judgment and
sighed:
"It's international. Women all
over the world lose their sense of
proportion when they are exposed
70 too many garments at one
time"
He paused to adjust the drape
Of 4 filmy organza dance dress
worn by a weary model, issued
4 few staccato orders to the har-
ried workroom manager, looked
out the small window at the can.
yons Of New York's It'll Ave-, and
continued:
"The biggest mistake made by
all women everywhere-in Amer
lea, in France. in Italy, in Siam
Is to think they can look elegant by
sewing sequins all over everything.
They sew them on their sweaters,
on hats, on gloves, on shoes--they
even paste them on their eyelids.
''If you merely want glitter, why
not wear 4 lighted electric bulb
In each ear?"
Settling down 10 the business of
the day. Mr.. Faith, under gentle
persuasion. issued the following
ten commandments for being well
dressed in any language:
l. Keep it simple. Simplicity is
The one fundamental rule for good
taste.
z. Give proper care TO the hair
do. II need not be the latest fadS,
but it must be suitable to the in
dividual. well-groomed, shining,
cared.for-and neat.
3. Wear the simplest possible
shoeS-plain pumps in well.pol-
ished calf or kid or well-brushed
suede. No sequins. please. No open
toes or open heels. No ankle
straps.
I. Don't load yourself with &C.
eessories. A scarf. a brooch, a
necklace, a fob watch, chandelier
ear rings and corsage are too
much. Learn to eliminate unne-
eessary decoration.
5. Don't overdresS. It's far bet
Ger to be underdressed for any
occasion than to be overdresSed.
Understatement Is the best policy.
s. Save your glamour clothes
tor after.five. You needn't carry
the simplicity theme to the point
Of wearing an old sweater and
tweed skirt for cocktails. Learn
Che art of timing.
Z. Keep your nat smart. but
simple. II should hot detract at.
tention from your face, your hair
do and your gown. Only the simp-
lest costume can take an extreme
bat.
9. For ordinary evening wear
short dresses are most becoming
and practical-excert for formal
dinners and dances.
0. Gloves should be plain, i'm
Naculate and expensive.
10. Jewelry also should be simple
unless you happen TO own a peck
q real diamonds. Then the sky's
Che limit. But if your resources are
limited. choose "ue piece of real
5ewelry rather than several pounds
Of rhinestones. The only fake jew
els that can be worn in quantity
and in good taste are pearls.
Mr.. Faith. reviewing his remarks
comedies. however. that diamonds
ore q gril's best friend.
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0p rux
S.NrEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCTIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORFnA
~ And FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERH.
Case No. I3-SIR
ALEXANDER b. LowERY.
Plaintiff
BELLE WHEELER 1owE RIx0HoE
to- NOTICE By PUBLrcA DT1eSeant
lo: BELLE Wheeler Lowery
Warsaw, Virginia
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
tnat suit for divorce has been fiieS
against you herein and you are re.
CURED to serve a copy Of your an.
Wer on attorney for Plaintiff and
Clerk OF this Court on or hs,o.s
the 9Th dav OF November, AID. isss
otherwise = Decree Pro Confessc
viii be entered against you.
DATED this sth day OF Octobsr
AID. 1853, at Key West. forrn.
County, Florida.
tSeall EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY: Kathleen NottaRe
WILLIAM V. ALBURY
SOS Whitehead Street
Key West. Florida.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
octs-is-.o-s71ss;
IN THE CIRCUIT Court 0r Ta r
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, N
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. 1850
LLEWLLYS l. SMITH,
Plaintiff
HAZEL p. SMITH, DIVORCE
NOTICE BY PUBLIcArioN
TO: Hazel p. Smith.
S44s s+th Avenue, S. w.
Seattle. Washington.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to serve a COW al
your Answer TO the Complaint 70,
Divorce on the Plaintiffs Solicitor
and file the original Answer in ths
office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court on or before the 4th dav OF
November. AID. 1883 in the above
entitled cause, otherwise the alleSa-
lions therein contained will be tax.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
9Th day Of October, A. n. 1854.
(SeaD Earl. r. ADAMS
BY: Kathleen Nottags
Deputy Clerk.
(sdl J. Y. Porter ~,
Plaintiffs solicitor,
AIS FlemiES St,
hey WsNf. IIA.
octs-ls- .e-es.aacs
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New power developments at
Niagara Falls viii operate at night
and in the off season to cut the
How over the falls to about one
fourth of the normal volume, but
will permit almost full flow when
sightseers are likely to be present.
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|@HOuses For Rent
.5-RoOns For Rent

ROOMS for rent. $500 to $1,000 Q
week, with cooking facilities
Working man only. AL William St
Oct7 -6tS
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS


sspt.a-3s: oets-i3,iss3
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BEDROOM apis. Furnished. ALI
utilities supplied. Sea Isle Court,
915 Windsor Lane. oct1-tf
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NJ WE law

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned desiring to en-
gage in business under the lcu,
sales and Service" US. Highway
No. /. Marathon, Florida. intends to
register the said fictitious name
Win the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Monroe County, Florida:
r. c. SANFORD
Sole owner
-so.17:noyS.19s3
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13-Nursery Schools

RELAX, shop. get that new perm.
anent or attend church aud foot
ball games. Hourly rates. Island
Nursery, $40 White St. oct2-u
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ARTHUR MURRAY needs women,
IS to 20. Neat and intelligent
Full or part time. Apply Loo 500
SIT Duval St. oct9-6j
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Singer Sewing Machines
service, parts. SINCE
Sewing Machine Co., 118 Cora
Way, Coral Gables. septz-t
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to en-
gage in business under the ficti-
tious name Of "Peckerwood Res
taurant", Marathon. Florida, intend
10 register said name with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon
roe County, Florida.
W. o. RACKLEY,
LILLIAN RACKLEY,
Sole Owners.
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COMPLETELY furnished one bed
room cottage. Low summer
rates. Private beach. Lords Beach
Court, corner South and Elizabeth
Streets. Phone 2-2&29. Sept30-tf
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FOR buying or selling any kind
of Key West property. contact
Paul Boysen, GIG Fleming st. Is.
|tabliShed 1919. sept25-30tx
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ATTRACTIVE , bedroom Near.
thur house. Large screened
iporch and shed. Corner lot. Phone
2-793S. sept2S-f
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FURNISHED 3 Unit apt. house for
lease. Interested party must pur-
chase furniture. Write Box W. G..
8, Care Of Citizen. octl3-Stx
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
CONTINUED

NAME LAW
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring TO engage
In business under the fictitious
name of Betty -Ann-Stattoners."
SIS Fleming Street. Key West.
Florida, intends to register said
name with the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Monroe County, Florida.
BETTY LOUISE ROBERTS,
Sole owner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NEW 3 bedroom CHS. Will sell
equity, assume FLA. mort
gage. Low monthly payment. I'm.
mediate occupancy. 1914 South St.
Phone $4,000. octl0-7tx
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COMPLETELY furn. airy one bed
room cottage. In select neighbor-
hood. Couple only. No pets. Apply
3711 Eagle Ave. octl3, SIX
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WANTED - Lady to manage Ho-
tel. State references. Write P. o.
Box 708, Key West, Fla. oct7-tf
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12-Baby Sitters

WILL TAKE CARE of children.
Reasonable rates. Phone 2-7857.
.oct5-1zt
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ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. AL
utilities furn. 1912 Duval st.
Octl2.2t1
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LARGE 2-bdrm. downstairs fur
nished apt. SO Elizabeth St.
Phone 2-7730. octl2.H
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2 BEDROOM apt. furn. Utilities in
cluded. Inquire 1919 Duval St.
oct13-3tx
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COOL garden furnished apt. SOS. OF
monthly. Couple. No pets. 3ol
Whitehead st. oct12-3tx
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EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted.
Steady work. Good pay. Apply
Overseas Restaurant, GIT Elem.
ing Street. oct6-ti
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9@Female Help Wanted

COOK wanted. Day work. Short
orders. Good pay. Land o. Sun
Luncheon, 1901 Truman Ave.
octl0.7t
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2 BEDROOM, Sunshine home.
Convenient terms. Phone 2-35S7.
oct8-tf
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COMPLETELY furnished apt. Has
screened porch. Child accepted.
Located ~ South Street. Apply
701 South. oct12-3t
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|24-Business
Opportunities

FOR LEASE: Service Station. Lo-
Gated at Sigsbee Park. Exclusive
franchise. For details contact Jim
Muniz, HOS White st. oct7-tf
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departments For Rent
NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
ment. All utilities. Reasonable
rates. 321 Simonton. oct1-d
BEDROOM apis. Furnished. All
utilities supplied. Sea Isle Court,
915 Windsor Lane. oct1.tf
APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. By day,
week or month. Stutx Hotel. Apis.
40 Fleming. oct1-u
FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms
and bath. maid and janitor ser.
vice. utilities furnished. Coral Ho-
tel Apartments. S12 Simonton st.
Oct1-tf
APARTMENTS open for your in
spection. Furnished or unfurnish.
cd. Royal Palms Apartments, 1st
Street and Patterson Ave.
oct1-u
ONE bedroom, al electric. Private
bath. utilities, linens. dishes fur.
aishsd. II and b Motel. 1851 Eaton.
oct1-t
APARTMENTS, $500 and $2O.0
per week. all william St.
oct10-6tx
NEW, 2 bedroom, unfurnished
house on Big Coppit Key. Call
2-5lS7. octl2-3tx
COOL garden furnished apt. $s5. 90
monthly. Couple. No pets. 3o1
Whitehead St. oct12-3tx
COMPLETELY furnished apt. Has
screened porch. Child accepted.
Located III South Street. Apply
701 South. oct12-3t
ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. All
utilities furn. 1912 Duval st.
octl2.2tx
LARGE 2-bdrm. downstairs fur
nished apt. SO Elizabeth St.
Phone 2.773s. octl2.t
FURN. APT. Private entrance. Pri-
vate bath. No cooking. Working
people only. Call 2-6S51. octl2-6tI
FURNISHED APT. All utilities in.
cluded. $1,000 monthly. Phone 2.
1919. oct12-2tx
FURNISHED 3 Unit apt. house for
lease. Interested party must pur-
chase furniture. Write Box W. G.
6, Care Of Citizen. octl3-3tx
2 BEDROOM apt. furn. Utilities in.
Guided. Inquire 1919 Duval st.
oct1S-3tx
FURNISHED One bedroom apt.
Tile bath. All cleo. kitchen. SAT
William St. Apt. 1. oct7-tf
FURNISHED efficiency apartment,
Electric kitchen. Children well
come. Also sleeping room. Private
bath, private entrance. 900 Eliza.
beth st. octl3-tf
3-Cottages For Rent
COMPLETELY furnished one bed
room cottage. Low summer
rates. Private beach. Lords Beach
Court, corner South and Elizabeth
Streets. Phone 2-2S29. Sept30-tf
COMPLETELY f,rn airv one bed.
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FURNISHED APT. All utilities In.
cluded. 5000 monthly. Phone 2.
1919. oct12-2tx
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3 BEDROOM Sunshine home.
Fenced yard. $2ss0.O0 equity.
Phone 2-2502. octs-6tx
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FURN. APT. Private entrance. Pri-
vate bath. No cooking. Working
people only. Call 2-6Ss1. octl2-6tI
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FURNISHED One bedroom apt.
Tile bath. All cleo. kitchen. SAT
william st. Apt. /. oct7-tf
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3 BEDROOM, 2 bath CHS. house
with screened porch and car
porte. Large lot. Immediate &C.
cupancy. 1717 South St. Phone
2-7O79. oct1O-H
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1-Announcements
LADY who purchased refrigera-
tor at 904 Fleming Street
please call for same as space is
needed. oct7-6t
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FURNISHED efficiency apartment.
Electric kitchen. Children vel
come. Also sleeping room. Private
bath, private entrance. 900 Eliza.
beth St. octl3-tf
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NEW, 2 bedroom, unfinished
house on Big Coppit Key. Call
2-5187. octl2-3tx
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11A-Employment
Wanted-Female

BOOKKEEPER wishes part.time
position. Phone 2-53H. oct13-3t
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23---FOund

BLACK and white female pedigree
dog. Phone 2-561l MI. Gilman.
0ct13-3tx
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2 BEDROOM, 2 bath. AT Southland
St. Apply sl5 Fleming St. Phone
2.576l. octl3.3t
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3S-Wanted To Buy
36-Bicyeles and Tricycles

BRING US your bicycle. We can
put it in top shape for school
opening. All makes American and
English bikes repaired. Overseas
Cycle Store. 1850 Eaton ST..
Phone 2-60l6. octl.tf
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NICE ROOM with private entrance
Adjacent to bath. $500 weekly
1020la Margaret st. oct.12-3
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oct13-a0-a7:novS,1ss3
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APARTMENTS, $500 and $1,000
per week. all william St.
Oct10-6tx
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SET of keys with small wrench on
key chain. On Margaret St. be-
tween Southland and Fleming.
Please return to s22 Fleming. Rear
Apt. 2. Reward. octl3.3tx
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-25
Third NOn-CathOlic
Receives Annual
Sierra Award

WASHINGTON - (NC) - DR..
Clarence Henry Haring OF Harvard
University became the third non
Catholic to receive the Sierra Award
of the Americas of the Academy of
American Franciscan History.
Presented in the name of the
Academy by Bishop Bryan T. Nc
Entegart, rector of the Catholic I'm
iversity of America, at ceremonies
here. the award is given annually
for notable contributions to rela-
tions and goodwill among the Am
ericas.
DR.. Haring, former Robert Woods
Bliss professor OF Latin-American
history and economics at Harvard,
is a recognized expert on Latin AM
erican affairs.
Presentation of the award coin
cided with the annual convocation
Of the Academy of American Fran
ciscan History which maintains
headquarters here The convoca-
ton included Solemn High Mass
at the Franciscan Monastery
Church, attended by seven ambas-
sadors and representatives of 15
Latin American countries.