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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
Israeli Has
Big Reunion

TUCSON, Ariz. (JTA)-Meyer
Kaliser of Tel Aviv completed a
sentimental journey here when he
met his sister, Mrs. Molly Green
wald of Tucson, for the first time
in Al years. She was the third
member of his family the Tel Aviv
businessman had reunions with,
after decades of separation.
The Kaliser family comes from
Odessa, in Russia. Some of the
family came to the United States,
others remained in Odessa and
left later. Meyer Kaliser went to
Palestine % years ago and settled
in Tel Aviv as plumber.
He came to the United States
to see the brothers and sister from
whom he had been separated for
so long. In Philadelphia, he had
reunion with brother, Mendel,
whom he had not seen in 81 years.
Then, in Minneapolis, he met
brother Sam after a. lapse of 48
years. From Minneapolis, he came
here to see his sister. A second
meeting with his brothers was to
precede his return home.
"It's wonderful, just wonderful" +"
was his comment on the Kaliser
family's reunion in America.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
Israel Stars on Bill
Of Zionist Concert

Two Israeli-born stars and a
young American baritone were to
be featured Tuesday evening of
this week in Zionist-sponsored
concert at Temple Beth Israel.
Performers were Dina Peskin
danseuse and Israeli film star;
Shmuel Fershko, composer, concert
pianist and musical director of the
Israel Broadcasting Service, and
Baritone Mort Freeman. Superior
Court Judge REM L. Jennings was
to be honorary chairman. Sched-
uled speaker was Rabbi Harry 2
Schectman.
The concert was part of mem
bership campaign conducted by the
Phoenix Brandeis Zionist District
Joseph Burdman is membership
chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06

Cno WoSC COAST.
The immigration ban was ad-
vocated by Eugene Nixon, editorial
page columnist of the paper, who
said he favored repeating the
present immigration law and sub
stituting for it an act forbidding
any further immigration whatever
into this country for the next five
or 10 years." He added that as a
law, the McCarran-Walter legisla-
tion twill do until we get some
thing more restrictive"
Nixon denounced critics of the
law as seeking unrestricted i'm
migration, particularly of the kind
of foreigners who seem related to
them by racial ties or, in the case
of the Reds and Pinkos, a nom
descript horde of foreigners who
will help to louise up our domestic
situation" He described advocates
of changes in the law as "Reds,
Pinkos and self-appointed leaders
of racial groups"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
Benefit Shoev Is
Set by Hadassah

Hadassah will sponsor a Little
Theater performance of "Love Me
Long" on Sunday evening, Apri
10, Mrs. Joseph Gross, president
announced this week.
This will replace the traditional
Hdassah concert for 1868, Mrs
Gross explained. In the past, Ha-
dassah has joined with Mrs. Archer
Linde, Phoenix impresario, to bring
stage and musical celebrities to
Phoenix.
The Little Theater play will be
directed by Bob Lord. Chairman
of the event for Hadassah is Mrs.
Oscar Groebel, assisted by Mrs
Dan Goodman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
BAR MITZVAH

Joseph Gross, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Gross of 1905 E.
. Turney, will be Bar Mitzvah on
March 13 at Temple Beth Israel
with Rabbi Morton Fierman Of
ficiating. A reception will follow.
Out-of-town guests will be Mrs
Ruth Ross of Minneapolis, an aunt;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Solomon of Port
Jervis, NY, an aunt and uncle,
and Mrs. N. Patterson of Los An
geles, Joseph's grandmother.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
Blind to Aid Blind

SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA) The
Shadow Players, a group of sight
less actors of the Center for the
Blind, will present Emlyn Williams
"Night Must Fall" at the Center's
headquarters here for the benefit
of the blind in Israel. Proceeds will
go to the Palestine Lighthouse, a
school and home in Israel for blind
young people up to 21 years of
age.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
Club Members Knit
For Veterans Here

Weekly meetings of the Golden
Age Club are being held to sew
and knit garments for veterans
and to send items of apparel to Is
rael.
The club is being aided in this
activity by a committee from the
Council of Jewish Women. The
committee consists of the Mes
DANES Reda Schlossberg, chairman,
and H. Samuels, Selma Jenefsky,
Ida Schefman, Sylvia Human and
Lew King.
The club met last Sunday at the
Jewish Community Center. Guest
entertainer was Jay Edison, activi-
ties director at the Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
Firm Contributes Drugs

NEW YORK, (JTA) = A sup
ply of anti-anemia drug, known
as Rubramin BIZ, has been con-
tributed to Hadassah by E. R.
Squibb and Co. for immediate de-
livery to the network of hospitals
maintained in Israel by Hadassah,
it was announced by Mrs. Rebecca
Shulman, chairman of Hadassah's
Medical Organization Committee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
IsraeIis, Arabs Battle

TEL AVN, (JTA) = An Israel
patrol and a unit of Jordan ir-
regulars fought a pitched battle
in the border area near Hebron,
an Israel military spokesman an
nounced here. One Israeli soldier
was seriously wounded while the
Arab forces suffered a number
of casualties.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
Anti-Semite Punished

STOCKHOLM, (JTA) = Einar
Aberg, notorious Swedish anti
Semitic propagandists and pamph-
letter, was fined $50 crowns by
a court here for distributing his
propaganda throughout the world,
in violation of Swedish laws.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
Reds Dissolve Group

BERLIN, (JTA) - The East
German authorities have dissolved
the League of Nazi Victims as a
Stronghold of Zionist and reaction
ary elements" the East German
news service, ADM announced here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-06
New Colonies Planned

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = An
agreement for construction of 30
new agricultural settlements in
various parts of the country has
been reached between the Israel
government and the Jewish agency,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

Used mmDeF, 2xA ana Z re.
Door "a ! u. Jasousie - < IS.
Guttere. Phone 2-77po. ily1.st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08
DISII.LUSIONED BRIDE

DETROIT M-Joss Rir0 Rodri,
lguez, zgyear.old Mexican, a.
United slugging his man order
sonora because she said 81
"stinks. 4
Carmen Camego, twiee-mafFied
mother Of four. said Rodriguez
Iad ii i Mexican newspaper talked
lhig. But she told Recorders Judge
Martha W. Grilliths yesterday that
she left her groom, disiIlusionso
after 72 hours 81 marriage. BE-
cause:
He had no car. He had %
home. And BE stlnks
Rodriguez retorted:
II have no CIR. ! have ~ home,
but / don't stink: | battle ever
day III the YMcA.
Rodriguez won . suspended zen,
tence and Carmen got transports
ton back 10 Mexico.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08
4 Die Crash

Los ANGELES n he Wer1s
crash 81 ia Hollywood HgDsWay
aimee rs octulng 81 years go kas
|lefl fohE men dad and Bour elkSFS
Injured
TraiIIe ~ iamnae1 fos Tn
hours " 10 spectacular cgnGh
which involved a.nlg salvage truck
land lonr ether vehicles nenr ~
Grand Avenue eEcstlng dnsiba ~
busy going home period yeSite.
day. a dOEen 0thnr enfs banes1
bumpers o. tAe elakl-lane ou1g.
Highway.
Dead are pei oach. lE ckos-
Ter N. racknt1. q; no1Sl 9.
Ned, 81, a beIloTe9 ateae1 -
truck, md Ralph Wer6, q, 1fiRer
|of one q ~ ears. AZ WoSo Les
Angeles Residents.
Poliee sala TIE truck jumS -
ceuker dIrlSlon and eEashGa hhaf
|0n Into Wafn po1vsFlIe n11.
linE Il plnnlng l9Eo & Slcizap Ite
and ollC involving tNo nofe eor1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08
Legislators
Contain Gems

WASHINGTON lnRarer elipa
bird calls enuldoEe J.
lands sakeo. uhnt Wons tAeso enIs.
gressmnn Gle @ n1xil
The wo1h1Y n1W1 letleFs yenk
|leglslatofs dab a. q - Aemo
felix's cflen provide Venerable
lnngnols d infnrInnllsn. T0day'a
louaput assays hisAef han usual
u oddly contest
Tako thoso papot ellpe, Tor il.
stance. Rop. Oakley Hunter q.
|Califl has fhls g say:
rTaxpayers Who have demand.
led "a end 4 waste and duplie6iion
|in our government will be Aappy
|le learn that h he past three
mouths ne General Services Ad.
lminislr1tipn. which does mont q
|the buying ior the goveEame1l,
has decided . biz i1k b standard
|1-lIunce bottles ~ ayeSyono Ella
does -instead e demanalng -.
ounce bottles, which CT nlesa
money.
lnslsad q 10 allfersnt typea cE
paper cIip. GsA Ane decided tonr
win d he iob and that - tVpss
|cg metal clothes loelnR WI gIIslee
instead a 10 ~ Voxisllen Gah
has been deman0ina. Ihaso HeSk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

Tradition hns & fhnt ! ust
skull 4 linked q aa9Fe1,lesnsss,
IeadeFshlp and sosIahlIiiy - !
narrow skull win inl1lIl6oneo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

q STUDIO couch 2 end tables,
coffee table. ] televisiOn chair, i
platform rocker. All ia good con.
|diti0n, &C FELTON, Rd. jly7-2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

USED pARTS for Most makes
cars. Radiators cleaned and re-
paired. Overseas Garage, Stock
Inland Phone 2esz1 jun1s-sOtx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

q BEDROOM home. Stove, refri.
gsrator ard automatic washer.
Fenced u yard Bar.B-o pit and
play gym 81 Ideal fcr children.
sooA Nogarly. 1.zlo0. tunzo.I2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

First AmnEItan nopins WNn
made d coney l1land, Mow YET.
lnct a Hollywood
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

lslkE : room tarn. apt. Hot water.
Quiet couple. No psls. 15s.oa
monthly plus utiIities. $50 South
ly1.ILx.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

|Ollk poreelaln sos fib iOr ale.
Phone 1.S11e iy7-st
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: i ALL efficiency cQilnags Adults
only. Utilities furn. sIS.o0 per.
week Phone 2.s1so a. a.'s1s. eo2
0l.monton. jIyI.st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

LUCILLE BLAND Rowe
NOTICE ny PInk1G ALTOS
TO. LukiIle EtAnd o
IA LeSGe%kNK street
yFtnen9StNs Viz Rtkfa
g ~ z =. g !. Z 9 p
~ - he DEaIa > atkernes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

Atess
VICTOR LOWE,
city Clerk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

1--WE room, nnfuFnirkf cOtiage.
els Washington. phonS asg00O
yg-stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

ADMIRAL Console radio phnnO-
graph. This il the deluxe floor
model with AMIN band, IL,
speaker and record compartment
The cabinet Is Ii excellent condi-
ton. This Is 4 $4,000 radio but
win sell for $i25.00. Phone 1850
|attsr $50. iIyI-Stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

TWO metal shop work benches.
Ems Scuthernmost Garage.
Greene and Elmont0n SIS Iy7-3li
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

IIII T00l7l al lI1lNll o Nl71'1l|
oxaialae August i. Rent 81 II.
elnaIne Utilities AnpIg nlrs Rob
81 SehManke pls Soushard 81
s,stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

|F0R buying q selling any kind az
key West Property, coniacl Paul
boysen ~ Eloming e Kstahlish-
~ 1919. ane1I .e0lr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

3 o1lles For Snlo
ID1e HUDSON. tudor sedan. Excel.
lent e0nditipn. Radio and heater.
Must sell, $4,000. Phone 2-5lgs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

We have ID Stock an repair parts
ard accessories for al Americas
md English butt Bicycles over
seas Cycle staEe 1880 Eaton ST.
Dial z-6qle. jnl1-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

WILL kEf1. & losi, equity 3 hed.
Eeom n1|lns home. EKclllnnl
O. igesato. slopo nlNnles. Gus.
rnntood dEnlnaro q. Tow raou.h.
ID payEnent WEl eonoldor second
Nc gaRe. Ehono s5D18 q 1ioe
NDsartY ~ inlosmnlion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

1857 FRAZER Manhattan. white
sidewalks. n end II. $500
Terms. 1901 Won Paister 81. after
8 pm. jly6-st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

3 hEpAo0Al furnished apArsEnenl
If HooF. one ehiia accepted
lSlo per nealh plua utilities.
Hhnns 26ess mornings Slx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08
50 sgal Notices


ORDINANCE NO. 900,
Commission SnRtEs
IAN ORDINANCE AMENDING
iSECTI0N s2.1 or THE CODE or
THE CITY or KEY WEST. FLOR.
IDA. 1852. RELATING no THE
SCHEDULE or LICENSES FOR
PERSONS OR COMPANIES EN-.
gagged IN BUSINESS IN THE
lCTTY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA.
lBY AMENDING ITEM 1O1 THERE
Tor, RELATING TO LAIJNDER.
3ETTES: AND PROVIDING WHEN
lORDINANcE GOES INTO EFF.
feet.
/ BE II enacted ~ the city Com.
Inission o. The City Of Key West,
Florida
/ SECTION /. That Section 32.4 Of
the Code of The City IL Key West,
i Florida, 1852 be amended BY Item
llOI thereof I'd read as follows:
l1o71 LAuNDERETTES fEIec-
Washing Machines
(a) First five machines $500
Obj Each additional
machine ss..,..sss..s.s.... 600
lSuch persons having base
license Of IS % need only
pay 500 Tor each addi-
fiUnaT machlnd over i've Ec-
gardless Of number Of To-
cations. However regard
less d number 0l ma
chimes, no license re- shall
exceed 5000 for one IO-
/ cation.
SECTION z. This Ordinance shah
10 into effect immediately upon i'll
passage and adoption and authen,
IticatiOn BIZ the signature % the
presiding officer and the Clerk 81
lthe Commission, and publication
thereof one time il j Newspaper
lof general circulation Published ID
1.-THE City Of Key West. Florida.
/ Read and passed on first read.
ling 1T d regular meeting held June
18th, 1855.
Read and passed On final read.
ling at ! regular meeting held July
IBth. 1853.
lsl Z. B. HARVEY,
Attest: Mayor
VICTOR LOWE,
city Clerk. 1Iys-il
NOTICE 10 EIl1aIlTTufls
I'm TIEE COUNTY JUDGES EDUnT
Nv And ron MoNnore COUNTY,
FBOEksltA- IN PROBATE.
{. HOLLAND ADAMS
lTo All Creditors ana All Rers0ns
i AGAINST Said EHfAfa.
I You and each OF ron are hefehs
Modified and required 10 presen
fnny claims Or demands VI laiuf
i4Dts or either ~ gDus may lsnN.
against ahe eMfatd III J EpIant
Adams. aerea I'D. la8a of sal,
Gopntg. Ia tie cDnnsT Jasiee o
Il At0nTaa 'iOFlsaa within
Alcnrea County Fief3Nx, ~ his uf
flee 81 tile Court henss 81 ri,
Il County. 81 Key Wet F1ariaa, With
lin ofglif ~ calendar months froti
3 the date 81 the first pub iica4ion .
this NottESs lash sa1rh c1aiFa Or ~
nnand shall ~ n writing and ab4i
state tbs place 81 residence aHl
tnnNf office address az Ehe eIafnsaa
land shall be sworn % ~ The claim,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

m THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIxTEENTH 9EDECEAE CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN C11ANCEHHs
Case M. 11-x15
PAUL KING.
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50 al Noslcs

naa u 4lla she origlnal Answer ii
the office nf the Clerk of the Cir-
emlk Court "a Or before the 18th 9Ay
Nf July - n 1855 Ii the above en-
titled cNeass otherNtee The aileNns
tlenR thefsin Vii he taken a. con-
Dose AND ORDERED Il Key
West. Monroe Cunntg Florida. this
end d&y u June, a. q 1888
ttSAall EARL n ADAMS.
Clerk 81 the GtHcmtt Court
M0nroe Eounty. Florida
BY fadl Fiorenee 3 Sawyar
peputy CLERK
Attorneg FER pAintlff
GA4 Whitahead street
NAy West. Florida
M Tlsn CrRcUgT COURT or TIN
S1xTEENTHE SUD1CEhk CIRCUIT
IN AND FOn MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 11-yaS
A's $3.50 Plasnnrf.
KATHERINE N. KING.
NOTICE nv PEnI1rATlON
TO. KATHERINE III KING
I'll LRrahfe street
Hast HaFttDFu Conn.
Y0tY ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that Hnit for divorce has been filed
against y0u herein and YOU are -.
unirNa 10 serve Z copy OF your an:
sWeF on Attorney for Plaintiff en-
file the original thereof with the
CLERK II the Circuit Court on or BE.
fore the 9Th day Of Augus9 AID
faas, otherwise Deerae PRO C0n9eneQ
will 81 entered against yon
DATED 1T Key West. Florida
this 6th day % July A-D. IaSs.
IEtrcNlf Court ..,.
Clerk, Circuit Court.
IS ln61 sophie saunders
Deputy clerk
WILLIAM X. NEptELT
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
E6p4 pMvai street
80 80" jlys-Is- aa-as. lss,
ORDINANCE no. ~
COMMISSION SERIES
An ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION I7.aS or THE CODE OF
THE cry or KEY WEST FLO.
|RIDA, 1852, BY MAKING Ann
STREET A ONE WAY STREET
FROM GREENE STREET TO
FRONT STREET. WITH TRAF-
|FIC MOVING m a NoRTHERLY
DIRECTION WHEN ORDINANCE
GOES INTO EFFECT.
Be II enacted by the City Com.
mission 81 The City q Key West,
Florida:
Section /. That Section 17ts Of
the Code Of The City Of Key West.
Florida. 1852. relating to one-way
streets, be amended BY adding 4
new paragraph hereunder. to read
as follows:
ANN STREET. from Greene
Street 70 Front Street, with
traffic moving ID 4 Northerly
direction, and with parking
permitted On the east side only.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall
|gO into effect Immediately upon ia
passage and adoption and authen.
Itieation BY the signature Of The
presiding officer and ~ Clerk d
lthe Commission and qualification
thereof one time h 1 newspaper q
general circulation published d
The City Of Key WeSt, Florida.
Read and p6tsed % first read.
ling Al regulnr meeting held June
18th. 1855.
Read and passed Dn final read.
Iing Ut regular meeting held
July 4. 1864.
60 &. 3. HARVEY,
Mayor.
lhttesl
VICTOR LOWE,
City Clerk.
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FRANK CINNAMON Hotl1kns o
Hey Vast Desires nny Mlllia Ell.
Ter Doslticn. Exp. oalos pgoIno.
tlnn. and hotel. 3 g. nox q. Dne.
= Vista Station. MIaml
unost
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

CON, llirnisked honsa Udliiies
lupplied lzi7 Pearl 81 Apply
rear. ily6-st
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ONE bedr6om flirnlnho eoitare.
coHple only. III Am q jIys.tf
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I.nsn.s Fos Rsnt
- I. - q IL

3 BEDROOM aparfnaenl com.
pletely furnished. Apply ~ ~
ker.s In. lys-sl
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&AMMkM 3E0A&AEkk0
Dill zsxg22
Co. Flaming ~ Eliznheth S..
1llyI.st
AMxnAAN pRMee
lyssg hsnpsriro fsr ~ sIneoa
y s DIAL 7-skSl.
iulyi.n
EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
- Duck Avenue. Pninciana.
Ph0ne 7Gss1. We Bny and Sen
New and Used Furniture.
jul1.tl
NOTES Payable Forms. ID Cor 7sc
AFtman Press Phone 2.S6sl.
iulltt
POWER MOWER Cor sale. second
hard. Nsa.CN ExeeIleni condi.
tiOn. Phone 2SsIea.
ilys-ssx
Is BENCH saw with stand and
mOtor $500. 80 Poinciana
Plaee. pyT-st
USED lnmDer, axl ana axe
Door - Y. Jasousie - < IS.
lGusters. Phone 2-7Ipo. jlyI.st
Two metal shop work benches.
Ems Southernm0sk Garage.
Greene and sImont0n SIS jly5.al
ONE poreeialn sci fub Tor sale.
Rnone l.se gyIsst
eusoh cld lloms
Ke. Salo
KENMORE portable sewing
machine complete with carrying
lease and attachments. Never used.
$16s.00 value. Sell for SIS 90.
Phone 1850 after 40. jly7,stx
e 1913 MODEL Refrigerator. Fri
gidlare. $500. q Sigsbee.
fly1.StN
ONE TsIsviSioR table and niscel.
| lane0ns furniture. SIS Whitehead
Phone 2-sll1. jly7-3t
ADMIRAL Console radio phone
graph. This ii the deluxe floor
model with AMIN band, IL
neSSn nnss s - -. - - =. IL !.
rs sssI ase ssiof s.sssn, o
ton. This is $4,000 radio bul
win sell for $3.50. Phone 1850
Iafisr $50. ily5-stx
Il STUDIO couch ) end tahles !
coffee table, televisiOn chair. i
platform rocker. Al ia good con
ditiOn. &C FELTON, Rd. jly7-2tx
lAPT. size electric refricerator
sss:oe. Phone 2.ss.s. ilys.Itz
$500 -. =. &. IeILls s.sia Y per-
soss Lsnn.ns sOh1illon reason
n 49,. !. sssa Aau Ter ~. ave We.
-. 1870
Bicycles and 1xlcYcles
We KaVS = -7ccE an ,.er.;--r--s-
"a sreessor;cs 81, =. 81 A..., 1890
ana Fnrlish bI,iIt Bicveles Z, o \, =.
seas Cycle store 1880 Eaton ST.
Dial z-6Qle. juliet
IN g.. !. 49, -
seD EAMlS t0r m0at makes
GERS. RADIATORS cleaned and re-
paired. overseas Garage. Stock
iAland. Phone 2-ee2I. jun1s-sotx
USED Truck ana passennTr car
tires New recaps, III sizes.
Dicks Tire Service, 90 Truman.
i,tll.tf
Apioznp hilss For Salo
IDle HUDSON. tudor sedan. Excel.
Lent condition. Radio and heater.
Must sall. $4,000. Phone 2-5lgs
JalI.ot
i1of4 WWAZRR n4aak mf3~S .-st faS
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ONE Ielevisi0n table and miscel,
lane0us furniture. s2S Whitehead
Phone 2-Sl11. iIY7-aI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-08

z 1913 MODEL Refrigerator. Fri
gidiars. $500. q Sigsbee.
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NOTES Payable Forms ia fCr 7sc.
AFtman Press Phone 2.5ssl.
luIltt
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u Ilems
Kes Salo

KENMORE portable sewing
machine complete with carrying
ease and attachments. Never used.
$16s.00 value. Sen for SIS 100.
Phone 1850 after 40. jly7.stx
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NlSky u FURNITURE COMPANY
- Duck Avenue P0inciana.
Phons 7Gssl. We Bny and Sen
New and Used Furniture.
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AUSTIN q. TAXKk1n, licensed
genegnl eonlRnclur, ~ end newl
Wurk sIs David - Rhao 7slli.
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Two bcToom front apartment Al
eleelfls kilehen. kIle bah, aF.
49, ~ William Street sI.ti
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UllEUhNIsE1ED 2 bedroom kouse|
Cn Seldenbcrg Ave. Screened
porch Fenced yard. 10000 per
month. Phone 2-ee77, mornings.
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Nd Y bull modern iIIrllThed
apaftnlent Two bedruonns sun
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ALLY kocaled 3 beag., liv-
lng Fpou kitchen q hsth. firm. !
adults d couple with child under
or cser ~ IN. al. NJ pets.
phone s.sess jn1o MOI. wed .fEi-izt
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8" BENCH saw with stand and
niOtOr 5000. 80 Poinciana
PIace. iIyI. 81
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equipped including ar conditioner.
Near Margaret Ann. s.z
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Dub LOVELY 3 bedroom, { bath.
RON Iropleal hons. Cool Oh TIE
hoii11t dny. lslS lslh s. uns7,isl
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GILL N cared ioE. WS1IY u
hourly. Picked m and tnion
Ihama. Can 1-snss. inII.glz
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Used Truck and passenRer car
tires New recaps, I'll sizes.
Dicks Tire Service, 90 Truman.
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Reds Fail To Answer U.N. POW Charges

turned prisoners and from ether
sources. The meeting Of the armi.
stice commission produced aun
agreement on press beverage In
the damlllsarixed none. One hun
dred newsmen from both sides VIII
be allowed In the buffer zone daily.
The commission also announced
withdrawal from sAe rs mile vide
zone Of salvage teams which had
recovered equipment from the net.
work Of bunkers and Notifications
on what was once the front line.
The five-nstion Repatriation
Commission turned over 10 the
Communists al panmuniom one
Chinese prisoner who refused re-
patriation In the prisoner exchange
but who later asked 10 be sent 10
Red China.
The delivery BY the u.N. Of anti.
Communist prisoners 10 the demili.
tarized zone continued through the
day. No incidents were reported.
The Allies turned over 10 Indian