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Evening star., 1953-02-10

matte corps accredited to the
United States Government.
The big question that has
not been resolved as yet is the
value Of having a personal rep
resentative of the President or
a minister at the Vatican to
make sure that the Holy See
knows what the United States
Government is doing and say
ing and that the Department
OF State here may know what
the policies and moves Of the
Vatican happen to be from
day to day.
In America there is q par
tisan controversy over the
matter Of Vatican representa-
ton which grows out of the
age-old effort to keep church
and state" separate. But Presi-
dent Roosevelt never conceded
there was any danger of i'm
pairing that traditional sepa-
ration by building a liaison
arrangement with the Vatican
in time of war. President Tru-
man felt that the emergencies
OF the postwar period were
sufficiently grave to require a
direct contact with the Vati-
can.
When it is realized that
Catholic political parties are
the balance wheel in Germany,
France and Italy and that the
Vatican's influence extends be-
hind the Iron Curtain, where
there afe millions of Catholics,
the Importance of keeping
abreast Of the Vatican's moral
power as it is being exerted
against Communist imperial
ism is emphasized and the case
for a special envoy to the Holy
See takes on a different aspect.
The group, therefore, which
wants the powers of the Amer
1can ambassador clarified"
has performed a useful service
because, when the clarifying is
done, it will be found that
America Is failing to do what
many of the principal coun-
tries Of the world are doing in
order to keep in close touch
with Vatican policies and
information gathered from
throughout the world.
Also it will be found that
the Vatican is unhappy about
the absence of American rep
resentation and would take
ottense at any suggestion that
the American Ambassador to
Italy perform diplomatic func-
tions at the Holy See as a side
line. This would break down
the whole principle Of diplo-
matte representation which
the Vatican has with more
than IS governments through
out the world.
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Evening star., 1953-02-10
Lowell MeNett::

All Is confusion on the psy-
Geological warfare front, for
eign and domestic. In the for
eign field. psychological war
fare consists chiefly Of efforts
to make friends among and in
huence the people of other
lands, while at the same time
keeping the enemy upset and
uncertain as to our purposes.
The second half Of this un-
dertaking should be the easier
for the reason that we seem to
be fairly uncertain ourselves
concerning some Of our pur-
poses. If we don't know what
we have in mind it is reason
able to assume that the enemy
can't know. This may be just
as good psychological warfare
as if we planned it that way.
Democrats in the Senate de-
mand to know how deeply
President Eisenhower intends
to get us involved on the MAIN
land of China. Having with
drawn the naval barrier be-
tween Formosa and the coast,
do we intend to encourage
Chiang's alleged fierce desire
for q major flank attack on
the revolutionary government?
And do we intend to give him
Evening star., 1953-02-10

Of De Gaulle's former subordi-
mates and close friends, Gen.
Pierre Koenig, is now an i'm
portant member of the Assem-
bly's powerful armed services
committee and his voice can
be decisive when the report is
presented to the chamber.
The strong Socialist groups
headed by Edouard Daladier
and Edouard. Herriot, the
speaker of the National As
Sembly, are equally on record
as opposing. the Paris pact.
Their opposition has recently
been strengthened by the un-
expected support of Gen. Max
ime Weygand, the elder states
man Of the French army and
the military mentor of Mar
shall JUN, the top and most
listened-to military man in
France.
Weygand, who served Petain
Loyalty but was placed under
house arrest by the Germans
in 1912, has been under a cloud
since the liberation because Of
agitation against him by the
Communists. But he enjoys
an unprecedented prestige with
the French military. AS a
member of the Academic Fran
caise he is also highly regarded
by the intellectuals.
The 80-year-old Weygand
recently published a blasting
analysis of the proposed EDO.
advocating a military coalition
but energetically opposing a
merger of all Western Euro
pean forces. This study had
wide repercussions throughout
France and especially among
the moderateS.
Under these conditions the
prospects of a favorable vote
for the EDO are not encourag-
ing and MIR. Dulles knows that
unless France gives the green
light the rest of the NATO
countries will in turn refuse
to ratify the treaty, without
which no solid defense wall
against Red aggression can be
erected.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
J. 5. Expenses

as surely increasing the inf1a-
ton of money as though it
put the printing presses to
work. The Government must
meet current expenses and
payment on debts out Of
taxes. It can do so only by re-
ducing expenditures or in
creaSing taxes, for the last
budget of President Truman
envisaged a deficit even at the
present tax level.
But the Republicans also
promised to reduce taxation.
There is a clamor among their
supporters - and one WELL
supported in economic theory
to abolish the capital gains
tax. But this would be politi-
cally impossible unless &C
companied by q reduction Of
individual income taxes.
This dilemma accounts for
the Presidents insiStence that
nothing be done for tax relief
until the budget and admin
1stration have been overhauled,
to cut out every illegitimate
expenditure. If the President,
his budget director, and the
Secretary Of the Treasury have
their way, axes will certainly
fall in many places, including
the Pentagon.
/ That considerable economies
can be achieved. without the
slightest diminution of ef-
f1ciency, is certain. Over
swollen bureaus at home and
abroad do not contribute to
accomplishment. The employ
ment Of too many people is as
much the enemy Of efficiency
as a genuine shortage of
personnel, and appropriations
asked and granted are often
Evening star., 1953-02-10

this subject in various capi-
tails and discovered that about
the only visits paid by diplo-
mats to the Vatican are those
which any other distinguished
visitors might pay.
This means that, for all
practical purposes, there is no
direct contact or communica-
ton between the United States
Government and the Vatican.
There isn't the slightest chance
that the Vatican would break
its precedent of many decades
and allow some one who is not
automatically accredited to
the Vatican to have any status,
informal or formal, in the
Vatican's diplomatic corps.
Just the opposite situation
actually prevails than is en-
visaged by the statement issued
by Americans United" which
inadvertently is drawing at
tention to the vacuum and
causing many observers to
wish to see the whole subject
reopened with a view to send
ing either an ambassador or a
minister or a personal repre-
sentative Of the President to
the Vatican. The publicity that
will doubtless be given both
here in America and in Rome
to the rigid custom that pre-
walls must inevitably focus at
tention anew on the impor-
tance of studying effectively
the whole problem of sending
an American representative to
the Holy See.
In the minds Of many who
protest against the sanction
ing Of diplomatic relations be-
tween the United States Gov
ernment and the Vatican,
such a step is looked upon as
merely recognition Of church.
Other groups contend that the
Vatican is more than a church
and that it occupies a territory
which, however small, is the
base for worldwide contacts.
The late President Roosevelt
sent Myron c. Taylor, formerly
chairman of the board of the
United States Steel Corp,
an Episcopalian, to Rome
to be his personal representa-
tive" at the Vatican with the
rank of ambassador. But Mr..
Taylor was never recognized
by the Vatican as hav-
ing the same status as
an accredited ambassador, and
there was no correspond
ing action taken by the Vatican
to send a personal representa-
tive" of the Pope to Washing
ton. There is an apostolic lega-
ton In Washington, but the
papal nuncio here Is not con-
sidered a part Of the diplo-
Evening star., 1953-02-10
Dorothy Thompson:
Dorothy Thompson:
The Move to Stabilize Monev
Balancing the Budget Means an End to Borrowing
From Bonks; Toxes Must Pay u S. Expenses . -.-z

During the election cam
paign, little emphasis was put
on Republican plans to combat
imitation, while the Democrats
heavily stressed the prosperity
achieved by their party, and
the high national income,
which President Truman once
predicted would reach a tril-
lion dollars by 1860. Had the
policies Of the previous admin
istration been followed that
might certainly have hap
pened, but-one made a men
tai note-the German ma
tional income" in the 1920S
was even more astronomical,
but a million marks in ones
pocket could not pay for a
meal.
I am not comparing any
threatening American Situa-
tion with that of Germany at
that time. except to emphasize
that national or private in
come is realistically calculable
only in terms of what money
can buy.
Now, less than a month after
the new administration took
over the Government, it is
clear that the achievement of
q stable dollar is it's leading
interest, and is being pushed
with grim vigor. The Govern
ment will work, not by direct
controls over prices and wages
which have never succeeded
because they do not go to the
root of the matter-but by
reducing expenditures, balanc-
ing the budget, and curbing
credit.
Balancing the budget means
that the Government must
stop meeting deficits by bor-
rowing from banks, and thus
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FURNISHED 0ne bedroom apt. No
children. Clean and modern. SIS
Pearl ar Phone 2.306s. sepilS-st
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FURNISHED small apt. ilos water
coapie onIy. Apply 80 Eliza
beth 81 septis-lf
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IO-Male and/or Female
Help Wanted

MEN OF women for dealers. one
full time. 3 part time. Refer
ences required. See Mr.. Leeds.
Fuller Brush Products Storn. lis
Truman Ave. Hours: ESQ AN.
10 $50 Pm. septle-i0s
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NOTICE - hereby given that she
HfuNteea 81 ths lnfafuai Improve
scent tuno 81 the state ~ flaflAa.
Pursuant % EMn. VIII offer fnf
sale. Tor NhlerfiohN only, IN Tati8.
naNNoe. FluFlda. al ilt0 cfank Al
tletnhff geth. 1874 the fnflnm tnm
aestribed land il MONROE GuGMs
IT, EiuridA. ta~mtts
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NEW room furnished apt. Near
Naval Station. Apply as South
ard 81. septls-et
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TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovated
large rooms. Singles 900. doubles
sfz.oo. septs-ti
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~ TnH CIRCUIT totWr 90 TAfN
3aNTfs4NHm "a ItHaAAA atftta ~
0F 1s&K STATE nA ktnsttftAs ~
an bWM MuA mm& Goa Az. -
9MANNNmNs
amne Nes t3@TW1
~ fhe Matter 80 tAH AslUNt iHn 90
n faLEa JOHN ARt Ant. IA
Nin0f
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vsfise from A. axsraRs e ap-
EfaN inaisiF 80 feet ~ she
naFtAefi2 paffien a. iso feet aa
iHe easteYlY Hna sauthefiF per.
tion. - xNlsH af the somthwe est
Haft.eH of sid Key, canpFtsin9
kstat area m& $50 aNFAH, AsuTa
~ less nN lwNm&ea im A@nxoe
GoNaiys kioNida.
Aefarafe deaeFipiian % BE Tar.
8ishNa Win deed
The Purchaser - raauirea e. nay
re aaveftisina eost and doeumsa-
TIE sale. 4 90 when made. aaals
Ha hwhtnNt e. fs4# Trustees reaaFx /.
anw mnt0 themselves .&M ~ the
phosphate, mtnrFals and metals nna
49, q ies pstFeiaum thsreoa o.
Ths Trusseea - Infernaf In.
pFeFemeu' taHa reserve the rlehf
10 felNet fhe tale
bf olipEN " me Trustees - the
sasssae .napres ement Funa II the
DAN MccAnTY.
Attest nv
b. a. klliot. eee.
Trustees u EaaH
ssptls.ss .oct1-a-fe.Iega
TntinkaN~ee ffnesA.
NMntenstamr M4h- haAA'
WaYagF
MOTIFS u hersHg rlven thmf az
Trustee - the Internal Ignneute.
newt Fund of the state of florida.
pursuant 60 Law. wiil cffef foF
kses.t n leFse 49, ~ es 80 ~ ksase
I9sfaher sea-. aas4 the feilemsiee
laanrffhnH laea - ttf4Emff ssfssfN
/ wH. NfArAaa. tnseff
ss' ~ sassaefsse isna u
liaVen snhaIslslon. r~eeraea
s.s,.,' - ns &c., faEs -. -
AZ "a ,.,ss.s - $500 .''i. ~ - -
..s..l - follows Cennasnss =
~ riahs-es. ss asn ~. z, 1870 ss'.s
Nssa si@ult s&ta NnA the noftA-
30 s&nnsiss nee ~ nssia tllls
~eet 49, 80 49,, e se..,.. 'hsas%
aaFy si8Ss feet. thence Sertk
ts fees ~ the Poh Thsnes
eontlnna Narfh ses fnef. tAen~e
~ i nohlheaeteriS direction "a
feet ta nasfmk NaMt 81 4hM
POE &hanxp usnmt naK ~ 80
fees ~ fhe ron Nuntalnge~
Nks ~ a. aere. more ~ lees. le.
fae ana helnn A. Nertian
Taunshlp Fl soath. Ranee RI
East. MenFos csunty. Flesssa
lthe adveftiainm eamt and aeessna -.
ItmFf mtempa
TIE Sale. ~ and W hen made. ahall
be Nuhtert 70 iha Trustees rsaeFvsnN
unte themselves 19% ~ TIE phos'
plate. minerals ana metals and So
81 the petfolHnm thereon 90 thers.
uadef.
The Trustees - internaf rmproxe.
ment tNnd reserve the flahk To ~,
Jet thr cate.
~ ORDER ~ the Trustees - ths
AnteFnai Improvement tand ~ ths
state % Ft"ftaa- -. =. -.
IAN @tA Aftftf
oofernaf
attest
tti,"t srf starN
trustees a knAa
HtptAa-@v soet&sa*t sstA3l
Talinhamane k,lmvt.se
kepfernher a 500
NusrstH
NOTICE l. herehV ulpsa thms a.
{ Ttumtaan ~ - fstarnaf fnseys,'s.
f1tanf tuna 81 the state ~ FIaflaa
Ifsnfanant ta Gmn. viii offer fol
sale Tor uhlerflsaM only. h Talta
hnNnne. Florida. ~ etask An
st1t4nhkf gath. Ia8f the faflnm ~
ssteea glhaa tanA IL MONROE sss4tsM.
lTN. FLORIDA. ta~mias
eai.eret =. s ss's.... 49,"
kecfian > I've n.hfp ~ saath
NahNt ~ East a. MaFathnn.
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NEW Duplex. furnished. One side
air-condlti0ned. S. 200. siso.0o In.
come monthly. Big Coppit Key. and
road. Open from , 10 7 fnr lnspec.
ton. septis Str
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BEAUTIFUL ~ bedroom house.
sun deck. patio. fireplace. car
port. Available Sept. IS Com
pletely furn. Adults and no pets.
Rent. s2ooeo, plus Utilities. z
m0nths O. longer. References.
Phone sssso. sepgis-st
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LOVELY farn. House. Available
SEPT sosh. through Oct. iAh. 2
bedroom and two bath. sIs Yea
rhixteT 81. 81-zt
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WORCESTER. Mass. Thres
Worcester police cruisers Weanea-
60 suFFounded - sp1omobls enn
ealaIa9 fae hoodad men and . a.gs-
serious box The ear sioppe6. ne
men protested. Fhe Police pfffl
Cd
whats IN the hoxg~
Mneex@
"a hksiy sto-y"
Lock and see.~
- ne police drew nsarer. shs
kox buxzed ominouely and several
mngFy honey.makerx emerged. rs
efIleerB wlihdgnw.
wallace r. Parker 81 West Boil
slon and Harold & Swasey AZ Lei
easter beekeepefz CARRIED Ii The
maak of their tfade-aroee on.
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FOR an al around beautician.
Apply Martin Hair Stylists, s2i
Truman Ave. Phone a-sozi.
septis-ss
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Dor SALE Cheap. In good con.
dltion. Soda Fountain carbona-
tor. Monroe Restaurant e13
Duval street.. sepsl7 Sta
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FURNISHED apt. , rooms. plus
private bath. Near Sub Base
siA75 weekly. Call 2-5268.
septi7-tfl
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3-BEDROoM furnished apt All
utilities furnished. 72s Caro-
line ST. septi7-tf
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TAiimhammaa. Florida.
AmMmst aAkAs l8Aa
NOTICE
NOTICE j. herehv gtvem tat ths
Trustees &c the fnieFnai 1mpFose-
neat Enna e the STATE e Fierida,
'oFe1anl - LaN, WI o1xNf Ter sale.
tor ohIeeliena Only, b. TA1i4hasaae,
|tioflaa. 81 10 ~ 9'elgek An Oeto-
ber efh. aesa. ehe feiiowtnw dewcrib-
|ea i@na n MONROE COUNTY FLOR
taa &p-wats
"A pArca4 81 snbmarMea iana IN
Boot kev HaEeor aoatn - ana
adl4een1 10 ftetoTnmenf lot -
section ~. Townahtp 80 south.
Range 81 East. eeatainta9
arFra. mere % less.
tcorrefa legal description 60 Be
fmFntahMa vita deed
TIE lamre laser im F2auiKad 10 pay
the adverttEIng cost and o@eamsn-
tMfy stamps
The sale. Il and whsn made. shall
BE- subject e. the Trustees reserxtne
unto themsegvsa 7Bss % the phoe-
phats. minerals and msfala sid bess
Ief tie petroisum therein % there
rnR TRUSTEES OF INTERN
AL, IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve
ahW rtNht q reject the sale.
nY ORDER 81 the Trustees q
the fntsrual Improvement hund 81
tha state % Ftoriaa. -
0ovsraor.
n. 4. EIllot. sec.
YWmmfMmm WmmM
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ssps-il.is.as:oeti.isss
For Rent
NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
meat Al Utilities. Reasonable
rates. 81 simoniOn. sepu.n
FURNISHED apartments. 2 rooms
and bath, maid and ianlior ser
vice. utilities furnished. Coral no
lsl Apartments. sia slmonton s..
septl.lf
ONE bedron, al electric. Private
bath. utilities, linens. dishes fur
niahsd. N end y Motel. io3 Eaton.
septi.tf
APARTMENTS opVn Cor your IN
spsctlon. Furnished o. unfurnish-
ed. Royal Palms Apartments. isl
Street and Pattefson Ave.
Rooms and apls. Cor rent. Very
reasonable rates. Seazheil Mo-
lell. eornsF South and Williams SIS.
septi.tf
BEDROOM apls. Furnished an
utilities supplied Sea Isle Court.
ais Windsor Lane. septi.lfI
APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. BY DAY,
week q month. Stuts Hotel. Apis.
tlo Fleming. septi-h
BEAUTIFULLY furnished. cool ..
bedroom and efficiency apis.
facing ocean. Phone 2-sT76.
sepu-u
EFFICIENCY and / bedroom apt.
Furn., attractive. cool. so7 wash
lnglon. septS-tf
FURNISHED Apartment. All cleo
trie kitchen. Very clean. b. lease
only. Reasonable rent. as Francis
81 Couple only. sepiiA-tf
FURNISHED Apls. 5000 10 5000
per month. Rooms. 800 10 sl0.o0l
per week. al william. septia-etx
NEW ; room furnished apt. Near
Naval Station. Apply as South
ard s.. sepsls-et
FuRN. apt Apply els Southland,
Apt d. septiS-4t
FURNISHED Apartment. Reason
ably priced. Adults only. Apply
iiz7 Packer Street. septi6-si
ONE BEDROOM furnished apart
ment. Electric kitchen. South and
Thompson 81. Apply 40 Angela.
septiT-stx
BEDROOM furnished apt An
utilities furnished. 72s Caro-
line ST. scpsl7-tf
FURNISHED apt. , rooms. plus
private bath. Near Sub Base
siA25 weekly. Call 2-526s.
sspti7-tfl
ONE BEDROOM furnished apart
ment. Private bath. Private en-.
trance. So monthly. Water furnish.
ed. Cali between hours of 7 An.
and 1 Pm, saturday. Phone z.7Ss7.
septis-7tl
FiiRNfSurD oae bedroom ant No
children. Clean and modern. SiSl
Pearl or Phone 23oos. septls.StI
FURNISHED small apt. iios water.
coupie only. Apply 80 Eliza
beth So. septis-u
FURNISHED efficiency apartment.
suitable ior couple. $500. plus
utilities. Phone 26sos. septis-stx
3--Cotsagcs For Rent
NICE : room furnished cottage.
Quiet nelghborhood. Small child
accepted. $500 monthly. Phone
2ssSs. sepsfe-u
4-EIouses For Rent
BEAUTIFUL 20 bedroom house.
sun deek. patio. fireplace. car
-. afs.kf. car.s - Enra 7
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GARDEN Tools. Power lawn nov.
er. p0le pruners. Key West
Gardsn and Lawn supply, Dial
1-eai2. sepgle-st
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ONE BEDROOM furnished apart
ment. Electric kitchen. South and
Thompson 81. Apply 40 Angela.
sept1T-3tx
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FOR RENT-Duke's Bar-B-oue a
Motel Inquire Poineiana Pack.
age Store, s426 Duck Ave.
aug22-ti
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ATTRACTIVE . bedroom Wear.
thur house. Large screened
porch and she'd. Corner los. Phone
2.7s3s. septis.6s
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42-Dogs . Cats . Pets
NEW shipment q Goldfish. Daby
turtles. plastic end metal bro
cages. The Pet shop. si7 CaFollns
81. sepais.et
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ONE BEDROOM furnished apart
ment. Private bath. Private en-
trance. SIS monthly. Water furnish.
ed. Call between hours of 7 AN.
and l PM, Saturday. Phone Assn.
septis-7t
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2 BEDROOM furn. House. Apply
s1z Margaret S. septis-at
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NEW modern house. Utilities fur.
nished. Baby welcome. Phone
3-6zi2 or 2aaae. septis-3t
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 em ise.
Artman Presa Phone 2-Se6l.
nugi-tl
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BARGAINS Galore: Fly casting
rod and reel. si20o. Richoflex
camera and flash. $500. % 3.
a w. gun. $500. Sunbeam cleo
trio shaver. si2.0o. Remington
90. sia00. Combination radio.
$4,000. Tenor sax, $500. Corona
port typewriter. 5000. Roller
skates with shoes. $500. Key
stone movie camera, 5000. Ra-
dioS. ladies' and mems watches
cheap. Bills Pawn Shop. 705
Duvai ST. septi7-2t
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FURNISHED Apartment. Reason
ably priced. Adults only. Apply
iiz1 Packer street. septi6-3l
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ONLY Two Port hichey "A 4.
cypress skifis lefl. Regular prizes
So. so. win close cut for eit7.s0
each. Cupboard. 81 Mercury ie
HIP, perfect shape. New iower
unit. siss.o0. Martin Oufboard sales
and service. DaFlow's Pure on
Services Staten. Us. "a" Highway,
Marathon, florida. septif-ss
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NOTICE. - tefehf afren tfaf ths
Ifesleea ~ lhe EEfeFNal f1HrFaFe.
Wnns HNHa 81 ihH state - Ffnfi8a
Nufauamt A. t&w wNH Uffwr fnf
SAFE fnr ffbfH kiamm fkmfw. fm TMtlA~
fhfmAef XNtn. 1883. fha fnllnw fmN
HNsefibea lan8 81 MONROE CorN-
IT, NlafIa1. toeMlf4
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TWO Hollywood beds with Sim
mons mattresses. Good sanitary
condition. ! gas range. Good con
dilion. All Cor s2s.0o. ilos Truman
Ave. sept1e n
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september a., 1864

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FURNISHED efficiency apartment.
Suitable Cor couple. $500. plus
utilities. Phone 26606. 8eptls-stx
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II SIMMONS plastic studio couch
es. Good a. new. 5000 each or
$3.50 each II purchase over three.
0ceanview Hotel. corner Simonion
and United SIS. sept17sl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

FURNISHED one bedroom house.
Elee. kitchen. Couple only. No
pets. s4ii Flagler. septi6-6tx