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Evening star., 1953-11-28
Charles K. Marshall, Jr.,
Baltimore NeWsman
BY the Assoeieted Press

BALTIMORE. Nov. %. -
Charles Kimball Marshall, jr.,
member of the editorial staff of
the Baltimore News died
yesterday after brain surgery at
University Hospital.
The 50-year-old newsman be-
gan his career in Gastonia, N. c.,
where he was born, working later
in Raleigh. He came to Balti-
more in 1929 and was first en-
ployed by The Sun.
Mr.. Marshall Joined the News
Post in 1851. He attended David
son College and the University
of the South.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Catherine Cox Marshall, a
daughter, Mrs. Dean Dewitt of
Taft, Calf, a granddaughter,
five sisters and two brothers.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
al Negro Soldiers
Pay Fines for Bus
DisorderIy Conduct
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. o.
The last of Al Negro soldiers
who supported a fellow service
mans refusal to vacate a city
bus seat next to a white woman
paid their way out of Jail here
today.
The fines. levied by City Re-
corder John I. Rice for disor-
derly conduct, ranged from
$22.50 to $122.50, with one ex-
ception, a Negro second lieu
tenant paid an additional $10O
for interfering with a police
officer.
The group was arrested on a
bus en- route to nearby Fort
Jackson Thanksgiving night.
Boarded Bus in Group.
Policemen D. A. Nicely and ].
D. Worthy said the arrests fol-
lowed these events:
A white waitress. Miss June
Mattox, "a, of Columbia, was
seated in a parallel seat next to
the driver when the Negroes
boarded the bus in one group.
When two sat beside her she
stood up and asked them to
move. One did, but the other
remained, repeatedly saying, IF
you are a lady you will sit beside
me-"
The Negro lieutenant. Anstell
Sherard, came to the front of
the bus, told the soldier to stay
in his seat and began arguing
with the driver, who stopped the
bus and called the police.
Mr.. Nicely said he entered the
bus and asked the soldier seated
next to the waitress to get off
but he refused. When he and
Mr.. Worthy tried to remove him
the other Servicemen blocked
their way and Cursed u.s." Mr..
Nicely said.
Blame Lieutenant.
Both policemen charged that
1t. Sherard was responsible for
most of the disturbance by "in-
terfering and agitating the 9TH
ers."
ITO avoid further trouble"
Mr.. Nicely said, "the bus was
taken to the police station, where
all the Negroes were booked"
-Four white soldiers were on
the bus at the time but did not
take part in the incident.
Commenting on the arrests.
Fort jackson authorities said
that though there is no segre-
cation on the Army base, when
military personnel go off the
post they become subject to local
laws
Evening star., 1953-11-28
'ScoIping' Is Remedy
For Indian Huircuts
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO.-Thirteen
students showed up at Balboa
High School-after an initiation
with Mohawk Indian style
haircutS.
On the warpath, Vice Prin-
cipal Kemp Frederick ordered
the boys to visit barber and
be made "presentable."
Barber John LaDuca made
them as bald as eagles.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Midwife Delivered 1885

VARZO. Italy, Nov. % (P).-
Giuseppina Vigoni, 81. the Do
modossola Valleys oldest mid
wife, got a gold medal yesterday
from the Italian National OBJ
stetricians Association. In 81
years she delivered 12,875 babies1
SN retired five years ago.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Lord Forbes, Scotch Boron

KEIG, Scotland, Nov. % (P.-
Lord Forbes, the premier baron
OF Scotland, died Thursday at his
home, Castle Forbes, in Aber-
deenshire. His title dates back
to the early 18th century. He
was the 22nd baron of his line
and beaded one of Scotland's
most distinguished clans.
Evening star., 1953-11-28

lived at 3506
N orth Din
Widdie street,
Arlington.
Mr.. Stone
had been en-
ployed by the
b o ard about
80 years be-
f ore retiring
for disability
last year.
He was a
n a t i v e of
Rich m o n d
and attended
schools in
Evening star., 1953-11-28
1n Mpntnrta1i1
BROWN CHARLES tRuCK)

BROWN. CHARLES v. (BUCK). In low
ing memory of my beloved husband.
CHARLES v. (BUCK) BROWN, who
passed away one year ago today. No
vember 2S, 1852.
No one knows my heartache.
Only those who see me weep:
! shed my tears while others
Are fast asleep.
Though you left me in such q hurry
And couldn't say good-by,
In the bye and bye.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. LILLIAN H
CARR, ROSA S. In loving memory OF
my dear wife. ROSA S. CARR, who
passed away five years ago, November
2S. 194S.
My heart still aches with sadness.
MY eyes shed many tear:
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, ANDREW J
GASKINS, GEORGE ]. In memory Of
our father and grandfather, GEORGE
No one hears the door that opens, sc
gently comes the call,
Like the loosened leaves of roses, one by
one our loved ones fall;
miss the flowers. rare,
But the perfume will be with US while
the flowers bloom UP there.
MABEL WESTRAY AND FAMILY.
dear Brother, JOHN j. LANAHAN. who who
departed this life nine years ago to-
day, November 2S, 1914,
MATTHEW'S, ELIZA, and BUTTS, JOSE.
PHINE. In memory of these beloved
ones. ELIZA MATTHEWS and JOSE.
PHINE BUTTS whom we miss greatly
DEVOTED RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
JOSEPHINE THOMAS SAUNDERS
DEBORA ELISE SAUNDERS. BEN
JAMIN F. COLE.
PROCTOR, ERNEST FRANKLIN. In low
ing remembrance Of my dear husband
parted this life five years ago today,
November 2S. 194S.
He was man, noble of character
whose every thought and action bespoke
peace.
God saw your burden was heavy.
The hills too bard to climb.
And peace was thine.
HIS WIFE. MADELINE PROCTOR.
PROCTOR. ERNEST r. In loving mem.
ory of our dear son and brother
ERNEST F. PROCTOR. who passed away
five years ago today. November rs
194S.
A face is ever before US,
voice that we cannot forget,
A smile that will last forever.
In memory we see him yet.
MOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Anuriltrtu

CAPLAN. IDA. The unveiling of the
monument in memory OF our beloved
mother. the late IDA CAPLAN, will be
held on Sunday November %. 1853.
at 1880 pm. at the Ohev Sholom Con-
Fregation Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. THE FAMILY. 30
Evening star., 1953-11-28

RICHARD A. MAHAR. Fin. Sec. 20
YOUNG, MARTHA B. On Friday. No
vember %. 1858, MARTHA B. YOUNG
of 5000 Hampden lane. Bethesda, Md.
formerly of Glasgow. Scotland. beloved
wife of the late Thomas Young. mother
of William Hugh Young of Bethesda
Md, and Thomas Howard Young of
TIE Araroa. New Zealand She also
is survived by one grandchild and four
great-grandchildren. Remains resting
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Robert A Pumphrey. Bethesda,
Md, where services will be held on
Monday, November 30, at IL am.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
AIonzo N. Stone, ST,
Retired U. 5. EmpIoye

Alonzo M. Stone, 81, former
Federal Reserve Board employe,
died yesterday at Georgetown
Hospital after a long illness. He
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Uarn uf Chunks

TOLLIVER. ANNA AMELIA. We wish to
thank all OF our kind friends and neigh
bors for their many kind expressions
of sympathy during our recent be-
reavement
THE TOLLIvER FAMILY. %
Evening star., 1953-11-28
WILLIAM F. CAHILL.
Grand Kniph I

HOWARD MANN. Recorder. 80
MOSTYN. VIRGINIA. On Friday, No
vember, 81; 1858, at her res Mresiden1ee 1
GINA GIN snsH1sST MosTYN n beloyed % wife of the
late Henry Mostyn and mother of Mrs.
Hughes A. Shank and Thomas M. Mos
tyn. Services and interment private
Please omit flowers.
NEWTON. ALFRED. On Wednesday, No.
Hospital, ALFRED NEWTON, the be
loved brother Of Mrs: Ella Adams; I'd nsn H, He
relatives and friends. Friends are in
yited to eall sail, at the Dabnsy g. Garner lei
sansFa sstHrday HS%s 5fs n after nS p
soseA' a0ose funsrai isfei nome M on N sanday No;
Hnbe yember G0;,,o,, G9; at l pm. Intermsnt
PASGAHiNs. ALICE. On Tuesday. Noyem:
Der "A, 1858, Miss ALICE PAGAINS of
:t04 18th ST. nv; beloved sister sfd er
J. Woodson and Thomas Pagains: She
also is survived by two nephews. Robert
johnson and Charles Brice, and other
with L. E. Murray g. Son, 1887 10th
st. NV. where friends may call after
l pm; sunday; November 6srn;sr 70 .o Funeral st
pm. at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. Rev. E. c. Smith oficiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial cemetery.
RALEY, LINDA NJ. On Thursday. No.
Bcltsville. Md, LINDA M. RALEY. be-
loved wife of John Calvin Raley. mother
of Alverta Richards Lindora IRENE
and Addison Burroughs: sister of Mrs.
Services at the S, Il; Hines CO: Fu,
tuesday. December /, at !: pm. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 80
~, 1858. ADOLF REIN. beloved hus-
band of Mollie Rein, devoted father
of Mrs. Sarah KATE, Joseph, Arthur,
Louis and Albert Rein, all Of Wash
ingtOn: ?; c. He also Is, is survived b by
eleven grandchildren and one great
srandchild. Services. at the C. D. Gold
berg g. Son Funeral Home. 4217 9th
St NV. on Sunday. November 20, at
2:30 pm. Interment B'nai Israel
Cemetery. In mourning at 5027 9TH
sASpISSE, AS15S;I GEORGE. Pot On oEhqrsaay, Sg
IDGE, father of Mrs. Lucy whitley,
brother of Ollie Sandidge, grandfather
of Cato E Whitley. ir. Funeral and
interment in Amherst. Va. Local ar
rangementS by FraZierS. 20
SHEA. ELEANOR NJ. On Friday. No
versity Hospital ELEANOR N. SHEA
OF 1904, 10th st. NV sister of Mar
tin F. Shea and Mrs, Harold W. Oliver
OF Bethesda, Nd. She also is survived
ny two sa aeets a and d. tive nePhwS Fines sTe9a Ca
until 10 pm Monday. November 30,
servig5s and interment Knoxville. Tenn,
Evening star., 1953-11-28

Y, FIXED A, Jh. Members OF
Washington Council. No. 224.
Knights of Columbus. are
hereby notified of the death
Of our late brother, FRED A.
WHITMAN, Jr.. of 2S07
Woodley rd. NV. on Wednes-
day. November 25. 1858. at
Funeral at Erie. Pa. on
November 80.
A. KLODZEN.
Evening star., 1953-11-28

ALMA G. WILSON. Secretary. @ OA'
THOMPSON, WILLIAM R. On Thurs
Hospital WILLIAM r. tTHRae; TRoMPsoS s iTlss tSs
father of Mrs Katherine 3. Eury. EiSHis. Mrs.
man. all of Washington Friends may
call at his late residence, 422 Sth st.
ne Short services on Sunday, Novem-
per -, at 10 am; Funeral services
in Brownsville. Nd. 20
TAYLOR, GRACE E. Suddenly. on Fri
day. November 27, 1853, at her home,
I2%4 Decatur st. NV. GRACE E. TAY-
boRr beloved wife Of the late Elisha
covo., She also is survived b BY two two
grandsons. Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th st. NV,
on Monday November 30, at ii am.
Entombment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 80
TINES, CHARLES J. On Tuesday, No
yember "a. 1853, CHARLES j. TINES.
by Frazier's. 80
vember AosttSA ~ Ia58 AGosTENSaaa 81 TFENSiaay vERD1 N91
tnee Carollo). beloved wife of the late
Suiseppl Verdi; mother of Sadie. A.
Verdi. Granddaughter Of Ann M Alvarez OF Of
Robert, A. .Mattingly Funeral Home,
III 18th st. Sc. until Monday, No
stmSer af St. 3o at an REequiem mass
$50 am. Relatives. and friends in
vited. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
WALKER. RICHARD JOHN. On Friday,
Gait. RIcHARD JOHN N WA WALKER LfKdsR'iseS son
OF Mrs. Martha Walker of 1910 New
ihampShire ave. NV: Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis. 20
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Illness Led to Writing.

His last sea voyage was as an
able seaman on the American
Line between New York and
Southampton. His career also
included a stint as a cub re-
porter in New London. Conn.
uNil lung trouble forced him
Evening star., 1953-11-28

WorShlpIuI Master.
JOHN J. BARNES, Jr.. Secretary. 90
DERR. RALPH HENRY. Suddenly, on
Friday, November -. 1858, at his resi-
dence. 5S19 ?4th ave-. Hnlcrest Heights:
Md, RALPH HENRY DERR, beloved
husband of Winifred M. Derr, son of
Alma. Derr and brother of Mrs Ross
call at the Robert 4. Mattingly Fu-
services will be held on Monday. No.
vember 30, at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery %
DoDD, CATHERINE LOUISE. On Tues
day. November "a. 1858. at Alexandria
Hospital CATHERINE LOUISE DODD.
wife of the late DR.. Thomas F. Dodd:
daughter OF the late D. Boyd and
Catherine Lindsay Smith. She is sur
vived by two cousins, Mrs. c.. S. Will
liams OF Pine Bluff, Ark; AND Georse
neral services will be conducted at
the B. Wheatley Funeral Home, 500
King St. Alexandria. Va. on Monday:
November 30, at l pm. Burial will
be in Arlington National Cemetery at
2 pm. 20
ELAHERTY. JAMES A. At 1905 Wheeler
husband of Barbara Flaherty (nee Stew
artD. son of Carl w. and the late Mary
T. Flaherty, brother OF William E,
Thomas L.. Richard F. FlaheIty, Mrs.
Nora Sattertield and Mrs. Magdalin
Alsop. Prayers az Chambers Funeral
November 30. at $50 am, Mass in
St. Teresa's Church. 18th and SITS;
Sc, at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. ~
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Dratha

SMITH. WILLARD CARL. Suddenly. on
EaaS EoD N'SfmIfl WnIAR cARI 2s St sMfa RGst0Gi Il
Of Maybeiie r. Smith and 6rother Of
Charles A. Smith: Services at the. S.
4's ' moo on TssiSsSs Rsin9sSn
National Cemetery. 80
STAIGER. LOUISE On Tuesday. No
Fla, LOUISE STAIGER. beloved wife
of the late Adolph Staiger and mother
OF Herbert A. Staiger Funeral from
the HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf. Md,
on Monday. November 80. at $50 am.
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30
STONE, ALONZO M. On Friday, No
pta pemper tx 1873 at N Gs9Sgetown 0f dE0s H9s
loved husband Of Ruth b: Stone, father
Harry B. and Ellis stone Mrs. Ruth
Champlain, Mrs. Myrtice Champlain and
Mrs. Virginia williamson: grandfather
Of Mary Beth, Lynda Anne. Kathleen
Gecelia and William Peter Stone.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Va where funeral services will be held
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 90
STONE, ALONZO M. The officers and
\ members of Electa Chapter
p 5; E!!
blvd. Arlington. Va.
LOUISE D.; REMAIN.
Evening star., 1953-11-28

CUTHBERTSON, DR.. CHARLES w. The
x a officers and members of St.
w Johns Lodge Chapter. No. is.
EGH o. E. S.. are hereby notified
AAA Ct SHARErs fhe de2sh a. G6rHB2Rfr 9t Rs2iRfr
" SON. Members may call after
9 am. Saturday November
2s at the Warner E. Humphrey Fu-
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Nd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-01
VA Budget Cuts
TO Be Aired In
House This Week

WASHINGTON R-The possible
effect Of budget cuts on veterans
hospital and medical programs Is
due for = thorough airing In the
House this week.
There have been reports that .
zTs million dollar slash in funds
requested by former President
Truman for the Veterans Admin.
istraiion would mean closing Of six
Or more hospitals.
The VA, however. has said new
hospitals may replace old ones In
the fiscal year starting July j, but
no hospitals vii be closed as .
result 81 budget cuts.
The House Veterans Committee
has summoned VA. officials be.
fore Il Wednesday Tor questioning
On the reports.
The H0use appropriations sub
COMMITTEES handing v. a. funds i
scheduled 10 meet FRIDAY for final
actl0n. sabeommitete Chairman
Phillips fgEalifl declined 10 com.
meat ca reports that soEae medical
care funds may be restored.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-01
Cali FOR BIDS

Sealed bids viii be received By
the City Commission Of Tire City Of
Key West. Fiorida. ut the City
Clerks Office. City Hal, Key
West. Florida. up to eight O'Clock
r. NJ. Monday, June Is, 1853. such
bids to be opened at a regular
meeting q said City Commission
70 be held al said time and place
Al tire Commission ChamEer in
the City Han. Key West. Florida.
for the furnishing the following
material.
5000 gallons a. Rel ssphal-
tic oal, 70 be delivered In Hains-
mum quantities of seoe cal.
lonS each ard pamped tsto tie
Cgfy's sanks.
Zach proposal fax the furnishing
af said 81 ranzs be enclosed In q
sealed eaxesogs. and marked oG
she oStslas. '.Prepozzi Eox FlZrEsah-
saE Asphassie Oh.
Tie Eas3 City Coz mlsxa re-
serves tie right 10 REJECT sny ard
III lads - To maEve arg laxegEaaiB-
- in agy hd ng gwnp1gal
usses - Key West. FSaESsa. is
is 6sy nE fwae. AD. Isl
VICTOR LOWE
GU Clerk.
g. a aasNz
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LIFE
ABROAD
sY JANIS M. LONG

ROME R-The new political par
ty that promises Italians a pound
of steak a day has widened its
program to pledge: no taxes, triple
pay and 3O-hour school year.
There are other embellishments
free money, a four.hour work day,
no jails, no more studying history,
Greek or Latin.
Chubby Corrado Tedeschi. Flor
ence economics professor, started
his ''beefSteak party" as 3 joke,
but now is stumping seriously for
election to the Chamber of Depu-
ties, heading a list whose symbol
is a galloping baby beef.
In Rome he packed the Piazzo
del Popolo with one Of the biggest
and noisieSt-crowds of the cam
paign for June Z elections.
"Bi-stec.ca," the crowd yelled.
Bring on the veal
"Now hold your horses" he pro.
fessor warned. "All this can't be
done overnight. But I'm a profess
sor of finance. NY program is
scientific"
"okay professor" someone
cried. I'VE can wait for the pound
of beef. Wen settle for half q
pound-now."
.'Now look" the professor
brushed on, Russia could easily
supply the world with grain for
bread !"
"Ship il here. wen eat it," one
shouted.
America" the professor con-
tinued unabashed, could supply
the whole world with its beef !"
what about the money!"
"Just hold on the beefsteak
candidate responded. "What we
must do Is build hotels, hotels, no.
tells. Then the whole world viii
come here 70 enjoy life, take things
easy and eat well. And that's where
the money comes IN. They'll spend
il here. Then we Can buy Russian
wheat and American beef and :. :.
"And American wives" some.
one added happily.
Say" said the professor
'aren't some Of these interruptions
a bit silIy7 Now. where were we9"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-01
Action Lays In
Korea After
Bloody Battles
Tanks, Artillery
Smash Bunkers In
End-Of-Month Blasts
BY FORREST EDWARDS


SEOUL R-Driving rain dashed
Korean battle lines today in the
quietest predawn in 20 days.
In sharp contrast to last weeks
bloody battles, action was limited
to patrol-Sized jabs.
Meanwhile, the Air Force said
lie lost only one Sabre JET to Red
MICS in May air battles, in which
S. Communist jets were destroyed,
but is others were lost to ground
fire and various causes.
Far East Air Forces headquar-
tiers, in its monthly air summary
said three Thunderjets, one B26
twin-engine bomber, one mosquito
observation plane and one Marine
AU fighter-bomber were shot down
by Communist groundfire. Two
Thunderiets, one Eel Starfire night
fighter, five Sabres, one Australian
Meteor jet and enc Marine All
fighter were lost TO ''other causes"
probably engine trouble.
The IS Nils shot down BY Amer.
lean Sabres missed by eight the
record s. destroyed N September,
1852.
Allied soldiers tossed back six
minor Communist probes Sunday
night and Monday morning. They
raided Communist lines In two
places and fought is small patrol
battles in the no-man's land be-
tween the lines.
Although the weather curtaIled
air strikes, .1s B26s bombed Com.
munist front-line positions BY ra-
dar.
Six B2s Superforts struck two
Communist storage installations
near Wonsan on the east coast.
American and British Common
wealth warships continued bonn.
harding of Communist supply facil-
tiles on the east and west coasts
Monday.
Allied artillery and mortars Sun.
day killed and wounded es Of $50
Chinese Communists milling about
Vegas outpost on the Western
Front, which the Reds captured in
a big attack last week.
Allied tanks. firing from fixed
positions and U. N. artillery and
mortars ended May with one Of
their best weeks Of Communist
bunker sgnashings, the Eighth
Army said.
Tank guns destroyed or dam.
aged 1853 bunkers. 80 caves, sos
weapons positions. i59 forward po-
sitions, II tunnels. s,655 yards Of
trench, % sniper positions. 2zo per-
searchlight. q bridge, and touched
off three secondary explosions. IN
dicating hits on ammunition sup
plies.
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50-Legal Notices
CONTINUED.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1852
JANE GRACE PHILLIPS,
EDMUND JAMES PHnLIPs.
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO; EDMUND JAMES PHILLIPS
$50 East 237th Street
Bronx, New York
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired TO serve a copy of your An
swer on Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof on or be-
fore the 18th day of June. AID,
1858. otherwise Decree Pro Con-
fesso viii be entered against you.
DATED at Key West, Florida.
this 18th day of May, AID, 1888.
(SeaO EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk, Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) WILLIAM r. NEBLETT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
604 Duval Street,
Key West, Florida.
mayIS-25;jun1-S 1883
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Bomb
Plant Plans Are
Found In Auto

CAMDEN. n. J. R-A set a.
blueprints for the Savannah River
hydrogen bomb plant now under
construction az Aiken. s. C.. was
reported found BY Camden police
while searching = stolen car yes.
terday.
Authorities said the prints, de.
scribed IS piping drawings, we're
marked restricted and security
information" Six young men is
the auto we're arrested.
The car IL owned By BenI4mIa
I, Tabor, 3 chemical engineer of
Rochester, n. r. lie Is "a EN-.
pioye Of the Z. I du Pont De Mem.
ours Company q Wilmington, Del.
which Is constructing the plant gor
the Atomic Energy Commsxssoa.
The discovery was confirmed hy
the Philadelphia oflIee a fhe Phi.
which sad 90 investigates Vas
Under way.
Tabor vas Quoted a. saving ka
left TIE plans 10 Bis auto. whieh
BE parked 81 tie International Air.
port IN Philadelphia befaRe fgkine
= plane home. TIE YBT sala o.
prints ere beisg lnposnded reNs-
inE TaborS arrival from noehes.
Ger.
The ak boys. ~ 81 whom e.
aisd sny kngHse1Fs - she prs.
saee Il tie drawtnEs n lss Fseys
eompaFtnsnt n - stolen vshi<se.
ssrs sisted o. IsFeeny eharTsa
They wsre ARRESTED after dFsTlss
EeeksxsiY Izie ) e1s1l.as stsl1sa
whefs psiles were layssslxasiaG )
msaGE aersaen
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FOR SALE or iease, Roney'x Bar,
Apply CO premises. nay2s-Et
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2A-Trailers For Rent

oNE-WAY TRAILERS, any size,
for rent to any city in the
United States. Rent it here-leaye
It there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
(Sinclair) Service Station, Stock
Island. mav21.tf
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40-Motor Bikes and Mo-
tor Scooters

LATE 1851 Cushman motor scooter.
Very good condition. Extras, in
Guiding spare tire and tube. 1927
Flagler Ave-, Phone 2-53s5.
may30-7tx
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Houses For Rent

HOUSE at 4O6 Fleming st. 3 bed
: rooms, furn. Adults $4,000
monthly. E. A. Strunk, Jr., Phone
z-1O51. may2S-tf
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3 BEDROOM furnished house.
Children welcomed. Monthly
rental. $105.OO. Half of utilities
furnished free. Apply Santa Clara
Motel. mav2S.3t
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NURSE MAID 10 care for u mos.
cid baby from SIS Pm. Phone
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ONE BEDROOM furn. Cottage.
Available June LIST. Couple only.
Apply III Ann. mav2e.tf
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A Real Steal

BEAUTIFUL Z Ee3T. CHS. BONE.
Completely furnished. s. 90
eeFner kat, Handicapped With the
best FAorada fruit trees ard shrubs.
o7sner has reduced price Sd, so
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3--Cottages For Rent

ONE BEDROOM Cottage. 1928
Fogarty Ave. may2e-t If
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3 BEDROOM TOPPING built house.
Fenced in yard. Venetian blinds
throughout. Stove, refrigerator and
automatic washer. SIS, 100000.
Terms, 100000 cash. Balance of
mortgage payable at $500 month
ly. Terms can be arranged. 2111
Staples Ave. Phone 2-5s71. jun1-tf