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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11
lowe Paper Lambasts David Lawrence

rcactionay his
questions much disturbed because
commission charged
cmnatoy clauses their with the government
that the President do this legally
be
Objectionable this
from anti
ynchng employment practices before
rights bill been voted the Senate dur
this though has favored
opportunity which would that
majority a the merits Of these bills.
the fact that both Republican and Demo
promised platforms and
In and Congress that they would pass the bills
with a lot like he Is that
they the committee will actually something about the
violations which going but which
the old committee has wnked Mt done nothing about
by his
this a well word
that maintain citizenship portion of Its
country pretty careful
making during the fall but making
carry
tcrest OF the country.
belongs egalsc interpreters
stuton who believe made believe that
the i4h rather all inclusive
broad section Of the constitution authors
Iowa (Dcs Molncs) Bystander
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

Harold Stassen who has haht OF making
diving headong very deep done 4,
again.
He ordered L7oo Washington Foreign Operations
Administration take intelligence help which
400 to lay off
because he asked do something willing
do himself
More bosses set into trouble that
eepuon The
underings rolled already
notice he win be a classification
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11
WERE COMING AROUND
TO THE TOWNSEND PLAN

A. n Springfield lNiinnl ADVANCE PRESS

BY A. O. EHckson In the Springfield tMnnl ADNANCEPRESS
And with Social Security
with inequalities njus,iccs government
might well provide
pensions for all We coming plan
have rdcued that idea proposed
Townsend plan much government
dscrnates in It's treatment OF old
need. while paying TO those that need
There too much bureaucracy social
could be abolished
gone allow quarter
draw the fun benefits
and rs there's thing
well a
card let mans birth certificate
pension not based
right recent de-
much bookkeeping red
might place equal equality
supposed To a national virtue
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

Summer poor that got chance to do some
reading months have been generally neglect
ing Day took time out to chat with W. h Racehore
legendary railroad character there ever was
Pauls First citizens sleep
salesman part OF the time lay
Today he sells everything from
Oldsmobies TV
the most Independent porter
operate Minor railroad officials seered clear
anybody but also would take no
The fact that all of the railroad brass
Hill family down friends Of Taylor
part railroad officials letting him alone
a rairoader know for long time Negro rail-
habby working conditions in and
waiter porter might be- and usually
popular with the but
could order him around
Taylor often things not too
pleasant for
chule when told Of how Taylor
unctionares and
used that the tranmen
through the tourist that Tay
or used from st Paul Seattle Taylor would get any
told" if thing he did
Yves Meyers column THE
RYSTANDER n Detroit Lakes Tribune
We enjoyed reading it so much we pass it on;
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11
COP Going To Use Joe Nc arthy

The news that the Republican Congressional campaign
committee plans to Senator Joseph Mccarthy senatorial
campaign In those states which they consider the COP has
chance to nnseat Democrat Is really not
has been evident all along that Republican high strategy
to play along with Mccarthy until after the 1864 elections
that his services at Ratchet would be available
the 1854 congressional campaigns
This large degree for the failure adj
mnistraon to make outright reputation of of Me
Carthy methods which have created and dsts
all classes of Americans
In the long run this playing along with Mccarthy may
boomerang against the Republicans but right
gsts feel his influence in several be used defeat
key Democrats Mccarthy nobodys fool and he knows what
is going and he expects be used but he also expects
his personal prestige nationally and prestige in his party
to such extent that he win be presidential nominee
tender by the time the 1856 campaign rolls around
Republican campaign srategists may find that the Me.
Carthy they expedently in the 1854 elections may be
Fankensten who win them the presidential elections
1866.
If Mccarthy into Minnesota to campaign against
Humphrey his anti Communist pitch will help Junior sena
tor Humphrey and his Americans for Democratic were
driving the Communists of the Minnesota DFL long
Mccarthy assayed the role of American Communist destroyer
It's fashionable among some of us Americans especially
business people to at politicians those who
their lives public service This may be season why often
is so difficult to get first class men 10 enter the political
We had feeling this years Minnesota State Fair was
going to be exhibition and il walk through the
fairgrounds with thousands of friendly people clbowng their
past exhibits feeling the greatness
and the conviction God has blessed this area of the
world.
Two Of the leading California Negro papers one in san
Francisco and the other in Los Angeles disturbed be-
President Eisenhower named Vice President chair
Of the Contract (FEpC) Compliance Commit
tee The feel that in view Of Nxon previous steaast
opposition to FEPC all levels that the committee will
little under his guidance aud direction Nixon comes from
California and the opinion Of his home papers cannot
lightly dismissed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

stassen conventional that the
for Instance he
added that politics consideration his
fellow apparently viii learn to stop parbong him
a public PRESS (Aug. 1885,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02

Survive whatever eccncir.c
trend that might present Itself
.rom d bull market TO- ~e..
Should We say trshiiu. govern
men, controls? Controls o.
hni,ancn Of one KIND or an
ether iha: sells The merchant
how much OF this re can sell,
what time or day and or The
prlce
Meanwhsie With more far
play on the part OF American
manufacturer and producers
a. Goods and services plus the
iull employment theory a.,
most an actually there ere
more dollars 20 be pent by all.
including Negroes VINO are es
iabashing themselves IS good
credit as well as cash custom
erg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02
Howard Grad Gets Phone Unit Post

Appo n'mer' 10 ne" hI
-' Rrsausfe ~ lipfef1 Ln-
'li.' 70 'no 'elrpst,t r,1a.c4-
SION . 'se R9rsi Flee
= if,ston Aemrfst aloD eas
zen arm r'ea bt ne :
leps ef' Aklg0'dt
Adams. an electrical engineer.
s spending SIX months IN rois
iionsi on.ihs Job training IN
order 10 bseoms familiar with
The whole islsphons program
81 The agency A standard orisn.
ishon procedure. he has al.
ready worked on = number Of
sssiqnmenfs.
rfe fQS0 vIaer .oa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02
Detroit Tribune
2l46 St. Antoine WO. 4-82O8. 2.4937
a, Representative

~ HspTeienihHVsf OF Our Faiher Mother cd
Our real Publisher
PLEDGED 70 secure and uphold human and evil r,oht.
Published Wednesday BY Detroit Tribune Publish
ing Co.. Inc ~
Entered second the posi- office al Deou
Michigan under the act OF March 1879 Subscripfons One
lssr $3.50 mos $3.50: Sl2S Foreign yearly ss 90
hswspspsrs
Elizabeth Ellington General Manager -Msnsans Editor
Andrew Frushsut. c.S. Owner and Publisher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02

The program serks TO-
guide" high school ,enlors
on choosing his or her pro-
fession or vocation after nm
ishing secondary education
a. 10 aptitud-s and interests
10 best serve IN later life
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02
equality

equahiY.
~ 'rN
.' "'fi .'l''' az
'N'l '9t Nl''',''s 81
"a ''N ''''"' ''i
''(' n' >" -
n''' "a '9""'''
HN a 'hDs COCA ~
Hu vp VIC 't''
ii'> aud NO, 'he ian
uraitl tie .a ini 4. aas-'
,y'iunI d. rye Nt'
~ Iit ana 3 in pos '.N
Nlofr Con rg0rnlA N
'nc opportunity "
iwm MiHml bt''A
~" "'"'N' . "''''"
''"N =" y ,'''''
'''"'' '''' l''''" Qua
"'" ''''l D''s ''!'HF
'''
Iva oou' that T
M'a'w 's@ they We,, "s'
'''He ~ NJ" ana ara 'a ~
N'N .r'd :" declue hr sven ''
arg az, hearts elrsf't ' '''
peg, "e.' lcfi mii iA
Now. nobody who kno"
anything at all about nc %.
sign for living IN The sou'a
would expect to see me COZ
ored boys padding around u
The pool with the white mel"
bers OF the Godfrey troupe
That sori of thing lusi d'esp ,
happen over night and y woS'.
be downright silly tor enY'"
10 Try TO bring II about
Bur Arthur could ne s'
o.eon with the bo, "
iaf minded a. TIVE, "
would have had deep o, ,ef''
feeling about II thai would ns'
prevented bun from ,NpN '
missing the quartet o. H''A
aNi taking the rest ai 'ce ~
doVn south
Eliminating Then ritlr.t We
situne mistake. ol Ut f'
500 because Godtlv. .sUNn "
li. influence and lc,1u rs l'a's
might have been lul 80 N'
the boy, INTO suuc otnr Nna"
of hi, Southern show
And So. . ,uiher lllUan Z"
necn ,hsn "a W. hst lai p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02

The council refuted sub
i.tte contention that state
.FTpC Law hampers the civil
service system By citing that
n FEPC hamstrings civil
s,rlce. then the Detroit EN-
. lo>m ent system IS not be-
inp run according 10 stated
p.lIcles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02

''
tnlat
F. l'i'
4'.
va
Yer
~ 'i ""'
'.' us a' rn N'cl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02

Simon Jacobson. director Of
procurement for the New York
purchasing office Of The quar-
iermasier IN 1916. related that
the COATS were ordered from 10
contractors without undergoing
performances tests.
Money Spent in Rush
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02


Nno'nef ~"S '"", '"''"
IN me 's'" ""u'u nave
r''""n ueS''""N 81 pFe"'"'"R
Jou'nai,s' or "'i'e'' seIu'
ing a se'''eu"ce''on rather
man . '"'ha' one u oPPoI
,"n,'y o'u nor p'esFn' ''se''
'u0n vas me GO % me y"
curing young "'ss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02

But every once in while.
one Of Them is called upon 10
GO all oui and demonstrate his
feelings and thai is the point
al which we must part com
pauY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02

Also voluntary FAIR Employ
men: Prseilces FEP CT TEPC
save not periled business. CA
ire contrary FEP has sncressec
sales ard every intelligent rus-
inessnsn II re is American
IS interested in acceleTaiec
sales
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02
Money Speni In q Rush

lle explained inai ihe .rifu
ne lei ou June 90 l4f re
das beioro appropriation 'n
gao Nefc ~ cNpHe IT, es,
ist"i ,hrfhef 'l wa up
'uniine pol of "pet'me "a
Di 'tc non"t a. 'n, end ~ rne
vcf linr 4 up oihe fr o.
unwnr o. 20 ilp United Slt,,
itr4tuit
Jacobson said ihis was stand
ard practice. He said il was
his personal opinion ihaf
higher authorities want to
hang ONTO the money nniil the
last minute because they cant
make up their minds.
Riehlmsn said he understood
several manufacturers went
broke trying 10 make The over.
costs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-02

Certainly. they must nav
lies ln then sirusei, im '"'
Hcnship but the initiative y" s
be theirs. and their cou
be- charted bv ihen oNn '.
ship aud backed be iht 80 4
tuition oi the United s'''''
America
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13
Winning Pipe Smoker

ALEXANDRA, CALI. M-Wkas1l
they dream Up next Ii ne way &
cOntestsf Here's . pipe-smoiin9
champion.
" Il Schaer. Alhambfa house
painter. kept : single pipeload
going for 81 minutes and II So
onds and bsas declared the chan.
pion. The Tsinner-up was Virgil
Mcclure Of Alhambra Il ii minutes
80 seconds and Ralph J. Jossen &
Monterey Park was third II q
minutes dat.
Each 81 ~ contestants vas rivne
- grams q tobacco for ne co,
test.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13
Nixon Keeps Busy

WASHINGTON R-Vice Presi'
dent Nixon said yesterday his Job,
much of il as ! IiaisoE man be-
tween the White House and Con
gress, keeps him hopping
ssI'm far buster than when ]
served III the House ard when ]
was i senator from California. "
be told an NBC teleyision audience.
Three mornings d week spend
1T the White House. Next week i
win Be more than that.
Nixon predicted that President
Eisenhower viii get most 81 his
program through Congress despite
talk 81 "a rebellion here and q
rebellion there
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

COMPLETELY equipped 30' cabin
cruiser VIII accept any reason
able Ofier. Owner moving ont al
town. Can 1854 Or So Poinciana.
lys Sfx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13
Extra Interest In Case

SOMERVTLLE. Mass. Bliss
Virginia Kaloyanides. u. student
nurse, assisted IN q birth 1T som.
.erviIIe Hospital yesterday and
then rushed To telephone
Waiting for the cal were her
father, Clement, and Der 10 young.
er brothers and sisters
The patient was Virgipia's moth.
er, who gave birth To boy weigh,
ing 10 pounds S ossneiles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13
NEW CASUALTY LIST

WASHINGTON W-Ihe Delsn
Department today N9nkifisd 81 ~
rean War casualties (Klst No.1sfl
|W The total, rs are dead,
wounded and 3 injured b hatd.
zone accidents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

FOR SALE cheap I6' Cabin boat
with 5 H. p. Soaking ontboari
motor. Anchor. new brass pumps
for pumping out boat after rains,
new tarpauiin cover 100 rope, /
oar. Price $4,000. Boat without
motor $4,000. j. D Bearup. S2z
Fleming ST., rear. Phone 2-62s3.
jlyIs-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

HOLLYWOOD M-u you want b
learn what's going on IN the movie
business, talk 10 an independent
producer.
These independents are N amaz-
ing breed Of men. Against all odds
and despite industry panic, they
manage 10 whip up scripts, hire
actors. get loans from the banks,
rent studios and make movies. Ii
order to stay in business, they have
10 keep their fingers on the public
pulse. Many times tlley are ahead
|of major studios. You'll recall that
the indies started all this Sd bust.
ness.
One Of the promising new ID.
dependents Is Ivan Tors, . friendly
Hnngarian-born writer who left q
comfortable spot II MGM to walk
the peril0us path Of producig his
own pictures. His first major ef.
fort was The Glass Wal, which
introduced Vittorio Gassman 10
~. S. audiences. The film drew
good notices from the critics, bur
did only $3.50 at the box office.
1T viii probably break even Ia
this country, but ii i making mon.
.ey abroad. Z he observed. ..Ameri.
can audiences apparently don't
want to be concerned with i ref.
|ugee's problems. Ii / knew then
what | know now. | wouldn't have
made the picture.
The way to learn about the pic
fture business is to take i couple
LOT veteran film statesmen in New
York to Lindy's for lunch. They
can tell you more than YOU can
learn BY reading all the trade
journals.
Among the things | learned was
that few theater men see the pie.
lures they are going to play. /
talked to 20 of them Ii the East
and found that most never see the
films until they play their houses.
They no longer buy star names.
Kirk Douglas alone in q picture Is
not enough. But Kirk Douglas plus
Lana Turner IN . picture that de-
notes sex will sell right away.
: Likewise, they buy titles. Shell.
ley Winters in q title like Young
|Bess' would get no action. But
Shelley Winters in Big Blonde
would be q natural
Its the combination that counts
= combining Two provocative
names or name plus 4 salahle
title. I
Tors Is finding favor with the
highly exploitable field of science
fiction, which Is currently i box
office winner He made Magnetic
Monster. just finished Riders "a
the Stars" and win soon start
Space Station, u. S. A..
That kind Of picture is selling
now. the producer said. but the
movie market changes every SIX
months. | have to keep taking
those film boys to Lindy's. Z
4
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TWO bedroom furnished house
lsi7 Reynolds St. Phone 2.sol0.
lyIs-stx
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TIE KEY VEST clrlzEn Pes Il
WoaTlNCgDl

-FOUR room fufn. house. Hot and
cold wateF. Free parking. One
enid sccepted iszs F0earty.
iluIN Sly
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SMALL furnished hosCse with best
81 everything. Large enclosed
yard, suitable for couple with one
child $1,000 Plus utilities. COS WI
Liam 81. Phone 2-2174. Iyissa
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Marina Engini1I..slI,


CHRYSLER Grown lis Ii. P2 ID
/ red rebuilt 500 90. ClirysIer
Royal Special I65 II. III direct
drive new condition $ssO.oO. Also
16S II. ?. Chrysler ID / REDUCTION
Guaranteed Mechanical condition
Selected boats Il to so Il. for sale
Call Amber 2-2022. iva 4
Is FOOT planked sklff. 8 u. ar
cooled inboard. SI50.oO. 1s.A Eel
ton Road. ily9.six
FOR SALE - New, Used. Rebuilt
marine engines. 2 10 $50 HIP.
Also reverse gears, conversions
nanif0lds. propellers. hardware,
paints, and supplies 1T low prices.
FREE Catasog. STOKES MARINE
SUPPLY, CCIdwater, Michigan.
may4,25 ;junS :julls :ang17:
septic, rs :octI2 ,2s-st
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Rooms For Rent

TROPICAL Hotel. Newly removal.
cd large rooms. Singles es.Oo.
Doubles ~ %. ia Duval ST
iul1-ti
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EXTRA large room Id private
home. Use of kitchen and din
cite optional. lila Grinnell. Phone
Isis jlyII-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13
Tallahassee Florida,
June 18th. 1865.
NOTICE

Z ettAtAsss " ULTIMA
NOTICE
NOTICE II hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment FUND q the state % Florida,
pas e law. pEoposs " sell
Ann con 80 sMu5ect tu p5eeLtotls
ohiS At Iallanassse. FLORIDA, a.
11sV9 o'clock ~. ~. July sIst, 1871
q parcel Of land comprising APP
proximately one t1l acre. 81 the
owner OF land within and adjacent
TO which said parcel Ii located.
The iaad within which said parcel
3, section ). township &c sonth,
Range AZ East, on the north side
Of Kew Vaca near Marathon. Nun-
rna tsnnnty IsfnriAa gnhiaef ~
statutory resNrvafisnH 81 kDE ~
and 7ka nf nlosnhate
ay3A ~ 80 ! i, ,...,, -.
r,s.s..t -. j.. 49, s.. 81,
i, = !.
~ ~ =. ti,,
-. -
p1 4 una FeesIss tate tIets1
g re Ie1s -. ne sa. Is. $500. =.
4 8 - IS. g. 80 su go shs
81 4. - ~ y, 'as
SAAhs ~ 3A1tauas = u, 80. g -.
Governor.
attest
g. Elliot See.
Trustees !. 4 Fund.
Jnnz2~ ~ III 10 Z p 2O, 4 aa
N THIS TTRgUFT ss0TR,r ts4s T14E
xTxTEEyTH IJu4CfAL cIHGUIT
or THE STATE fYF FLORIDA,
- Am ron ass,ErsnKs ssSYsg Nss.1s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13
GOOD INCOME
ON SMALL INVESTMENT
SHORT HOURS

SHORT HOURS
WE'LL SET YOU UP ID business
Tor yourself Il You are IL ex-
cellent character and credit stand
ing, own 1 car, and have $50 for
stock. ven establish ! route for
you, furnish Tree modern machin-
IS. featuring nationally advertised
PERK-uP, sold ID your area only
through our machines. You ia not
buy machines, ron merely service
lhem and reap the profits, Write
today for Interview with factory
representative. Include phone ana
address. GENERAL PRODUCTS
MFG. CORP CENTRAL STA.
TON, r. 0. BOX ilss, ST. LOUIS
4 no.
jlyI3-Ia. Il. 3tx
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STORE Bldg, and/or large Office
quarters a corner Of Whitehead
and Caroline SIS. win rent month
e month Or win consider long term
reasonable Lease. Phone 2-z7sg.
jan1s-tf
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ots For SaIs
ccoNrNuEpl

FOR SALE. 3 lots Is / SIS each on
Grinnell between South and
Washington with foundation and
cistern. Phone 2667l, 81. toO.O 90
both. jlyl1-6tx
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FOR Lower Keys property, phone
or write Hndgins, SummerIand
Key r. o. iull-mon thru fritz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

HOLLYWOOD IN stars d
your eyes
Let's take i tour Of the elanior
factories and find out whats
cooking with those few film stars
left ID Hollywood this summer,
Out In the valley, James Stewart
Els going through the motions d
Eenacting the famed bandleader II
1.-THE Glenn Miller Story" VIII
frimless specs and i new tOupee,
he's ringer for Miller.
Jimmy even maneuvers the
trombone with the ease Of q vet.
|eran. But the illusion Is good only
as long as the ayoack record Il
heard. He blows and makes the
movements, but nothing comes out.
.sYou have TO develop tough lips
with years Of practice, be ex.
plains, and I've only been play
ing d couple Of months. !"
This fellow Stewart is probably
making more money from movies
than any other actor, thanks q
his deals for 50 per cent Of his
films profits. And be shows no
signs Of slowing. he goes right into
THE Far Country, " . Western %
he made In Canada. then plans 70
do two films at Paramount before
the year is out.
He is an air enthusiast, and ]
asked If he has any story he's
eager to do.
Eyes. The story Of Charles Lind.
Ibergs flight across the Atlantic.
II was j fantastic story Of courage
and his example sped the air age.
But Lindbergh wont sell the film
rights"
Outside THE Gladiator set We
find Susan Hayward, sitting alone
on the cement steps In 4 Roman
costume bedecked with Jewels.
And what is this gIanUf girls first
topic OF conversational Her twin
sons swimming lessons.
she also is wondering what IS
gong to happen % the movie bust
ness. The studio IS going 70 make
only IL pictures D year and I'm
supposed to do three i year. Z she
reasons. How are they going "a
PIT me in one-fonrth Of the prod.
uct!'
she says she isn't going to worry
about ii. since her deal has four
years to without options. sun,
she bankers for freedom to do !
Ios Of things, including her firsl
try al the stage
81 don't mean little theaters, z
she adds. Il mean big fheaters.
III | flop, I'm going to 1op II !
big way
On the inside, Victor Mature Il
doing j tense. almost hysterical
scene FOR The GIsdiators " Al
soa Is Ii il over. he strides hap
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

a. Dogs Cats-pets
SIX Siamesc kittens, 5 months old
Householder. 50 FELTON, Rd. Sigs.
bee Park. jlyI0.3t
GERMAN shepard. Male. S mon
tbs old. Beautiful markings. SIS
or best offer. Phone 2-ssSs. ilyl3.2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

BRAND new completely furnished
modern ) bdr {. b. s. with
large screened pirch and utility
room. Large closets. Tiled features.
FoFmica. al electric kitchen. Au-
tomato washing machine. Full
lawn. Asking $l6, 500. See owners 1t
100 United 81. TO pm. immediate
occupancy. jlyi3tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

FRANK CINNAMON returns %
Key West Desires any whine col
lar position. Exp. sales. promo
ton. and hotel. 2. o. Rox 81. Bue.
Dc Visss sation. Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

MAROON 3 be foam rubber sec
tiOnal $500. Very good condi-
ton. Warine. Blender brand new
s2O.0O. is22 Fogarty after s p. M.
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