davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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LAW :.

reached $4,000 in Florida. The
former, like the Islands, re-
quires, a six week residence,
while Florida calls for 80
days.
AS for Congressional inter
ference with the act of the
Legislative Assembly, it was
stated that since there are no
uniform Federal divorce laws,
the territories were free to
pass their own laws.
, 1953-05-13
FORMER PRESIDENT .

polimy and has it carried out
by the Secretary Of State. Ac-
tually, Mr.. Truman said, the
president has to spend about
Is per cent Of his time being
public relations man, persuad-
ing people to do what they
ought to do without being
persuaded.
, 1953-05-13
BOOKS WANTED

I want to buy old books,
maps. prints, letter and letter
books. account books. stamps,
documents. etc.
Call C'sted LAB before 10
am. until Thursday. l4th. or
write Than Combs. ST. Thorn
as. I will pay well.
, 1953-05-13
FOR SALE

ONE CHEVROLET TRHCv
Ton and a half - 1941 model
in GOOD running condition.
Contact: Mrs. EIilda England
, 1953-05-13
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LEGAL NOTICES


1
m I'M CIRCUIT COURT on III;
eHxTEENTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
o. TINE STATE on FLORIDA. In
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
ChameeSy Case Ne. l3-0zS
In tie Matter Of the Adoption %
RAYMOND CHARLES SWAMI
NOTICE NJ PUBLICATION
TO: BENJAMIN H0wARDE SWAIN
213 West Avenue % Il
Los Angeles 9e, California
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that . petition for the adoption Of
RAYMOND CHARLES SWAIN. . mi
nor. has been filed In the Circuit
Court Of the Sixteenth Judicial Cir.
for Monroe County. In Chancery. By
tom Road. Sigsbee Park. Key West,
Monsos County. Florida. and you are
hereby required 20 be and appear IL
November AID. 1854. there to show
tition should not be granted.
DATED at Key west, Monroe
County, Florida, this 18th day Of
ss ssoC 49, EARL \. adams
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
By: Kathleen Nottage,
fsd, ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR
Attorney for Petitioner
eo4 whitehead Street
Key west, FLORIDA
octi3-30.17 :nov3. 1888
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NOTICE
List OF
Deceased Voters

The following list Of names d
deceased persons have been striek'
en- from the registration list d
The City of Key West, Florida:
PRECINCT TWO
Thompson, Ed M. - S06 Shavers
Lane
PRECINCT FIVE
Del villar, Frank - 900 Elizabeth
st.
Gordon, Florence - 1oe william
st.
PRECINCT SIX
Russell, John J.-l1A Duval g
PRECINCT NINE
McClintock, W. r. - 1027 Eaton
st.
Weech, Frank o. - li06 Eaton
st.
PRECINCT TEN
Albury, Make Louise - 100,
Southland st.
Curry. Benjamin ~ 1l0g Angela
st.
PRECINCT THIRTEEN
Roberts, p. Ross - 1919 Semin.
airy Sc.
Roberts, win T. - 1eoS Won Phis.
ter St.
PRECINCT SIXTEEN
GeIlrich, Carlos - 1924 Sunrise
Drive.
aetan ,ar,
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s.LITTLE BOY LOST

DALLAS, Tex. B-Bobby Hager,
(, returned to his mother after
straying away At the Texas State
Fair, told her the dilemma Of Q
small boy lost In crowd.
Il saw lots Of dresses like
yours" he said. ''but the heads
weren't right"
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3 BEDROOM, 2 bath CHS. house
with screened porch and car
porte. Large lot. Immediate oc-
leupancy. I'LL South st. Phone
l2-7079. octI0-tf
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CONTINUED,

FOR buying or selling any kind
Of Key West property. contact
Paul Boysen. 626 Fleming ST. Es-
Itablished 1919. sept2S-S0tx
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NICE LOT filled and graded on
South ST., near Ashby. Ready for
building. Grand old Bahama-type
large home with porches around
first and second floors. On large
lot full of tropical fruit trees. See
Jus about these. Johnson and John
son, 4ls Duval St. Phone POSI-.
octls-ti
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1O-MaIe and FOR Female
Help Wanted

|WESTMORLAND Sterling has
opening for lady or man with
car. $l2.00 per evening. Commits
sion. Write, giving details to Har-
LEY Blasdel. p. o. Box 173 Bueno
Vista Station, Miami, Fla oct19-3tx
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NOTICE UNDER FTCT1T1OU0
NAME Law

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
:as n Sa:nsss unssr &. ned:
tious name Of Marathon Outhoara
Sales and Service" U.A Highway
No. I. Marathon. Florida, intends 20
register the said fictitious name
with the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County, Florida.
r. C. &ANYoRD
oetl 1. 10. sgmcvs, 1855
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1O-Male and FOR Female
Help Wanted
(CONTlNCEOl

statesmen and salesladies fol
new Mems Furnishings Store b
open soon. Full and part time
Write giving phone number Boz
No. J. Pc care Of Citizen. oct1s-3
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NOTICE UNDER FTCTxT10Ue
NAME LAW
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha,
sne Undersigned. desiring 20 en-.
rage In business under the fled.
tious name OF "Peckerwood Rss.
. = Marathon. Florida. intend
20 register said name with the
Clerk OF the Circuit Conrs Of Non.
roe County. Florida.
W. o. RACKLEY,
LILLIAN RACKLEY,
9ole 0wners
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3l-Carden and Lawn
Supplies

IP0INSETTIAS, Fireballs. Plan
now for Christmas blooms. Key
West Garden and Lawn Supply.
Phone 2-6912. Also gladiola bulbs,
Especially priced. octls-3t
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25-Real Estate For Sale

|ATTRACTTVELY Handicapped Sun
shine house near Navy Hospital.
Two bedrooms with jalousie back
porch. $3.50 for equity and assume
FILA mortgage. No more bitches
On this area. city sewer has been
laid. s74o Duck Avenue, phone q
631l. oct16-12tx
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q LOTS, block from ocean anc
Casa Marina. M. Herman
Caroga Lake, N. Y. augl9-ti
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 70, l5c.
Artman Press. Phone 2-s66l.
oct1-tf
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OPPORTUNITY IN ALASKA;

OPPORTUNITY IN ALASKA;
Complete information on Com
mercial fishing, Sport-fishing,
Charter Work, Living conditions,
Construction work average OK.
$4,000 weekly Waitress work .
$11.50 8 hr shift Mining, Logging
or any other information desired.
Get your information about Alaska
from an Alaskan. Send 500 70
Alaskan Reports, Box $50, Ketchi.
kan. Alaska. oct1s-3t
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33-Miscellaneous

|EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
342S Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 2-695i. We Buy and Sell
New and Used Furniture.
octl-tf
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THEI
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. UI
CMAMCERY.
Case Nc. 1850
LLEWLLYN l. SMITH,
Plaintiff.
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Help Wanted
MEMS Furnishings Store

MEMS Furnishings Store MIR.
for new store In Key West. TX.
perieAced In this line necessary.
Write giving reference and exp.
during last five years, phone mum.
Der. Must Be bondahle. Box J.
Pc care Of Citizen Office. octls-s,
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UNPUBLISHED house for sale.
Phone 2-694l. oct2o-Stx
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CLEANUP man. Night work. Good
pay. Boulevard Drive In. Roose-
welt Blvd. and First Sc. oct2o-tf
NO Q tag
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SERVICE Station Attendant. Poin.
eiana Service Station. octzo-tf
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HAVE ysvr wsddins lavlsasleas
and annsvnesmsnss printed hy
The ATimsn Press. Dial 1-ssSl.
oct1-u
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MAN AND WIFE available Nov. !
as caretakers. Competent and
reliable. Write Bliss, Summerland
Key. oct6, Is, 20-3tx
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Attest. HORACE OBKYANT
Secretary and Superintendent
Oct. 20. "a; Nov. ). 10. l9es
LEGAL NOTICE
ON and after this date, I Will not
Ne RESPONSIBLE for any debts other
than those contracted by me.
(sdl JOHN HENRY PIERCE. Jh.,
USS Bushnell.
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COMMANDER and wife, no chm.
dren desire 10 rent unfinished
house. Three year lease. Call ..
1887 Cottage (. oct1s-3x
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ROOMS for working men. $500 70
$1,000 Per week. al william st.
oct20.11tx
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WILL Do ironing In my home. sll
Packer st. Rear. octl7-Stx
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FOR NEW HOMES
AL Types Of Repairs
And Alterations
JAMES L. STAPLES

General Contractor
Free Estimates Gladly Given
lilo South s. Phone 2-55le
oct1-ti
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TROPICAL HotaI. Newly renovated
large rooms. Singles $s.oo. doubles
$1z.O0. BeptS-H
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ONE ROOM. Bathroom adjacent.
Private home. Private entrance.
Parking. 1231 South S.. Phone
2-SSN oct2o-Stx
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CLEAN. quiet rooms. One block
from business district. Free park.
linz. SIS Whitehead Sc. octll-etx
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q shipment 1854 model
Schwinn and Huffy bicycles, oil
sizes. A deposit win hold any mer-
ehandise as 4 layaway for Christ
mas. Overseas Cycle Store. 1850
Eaton Street. Phone 2-6ol6. oct16-t
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TheChef
Says

Well. now that the holidays
are over and we can go back
to normal (until the inaugura-
tton. that isl let's return to our
series on the various spices
their origins, history and gen.
eral usage.
Today we'll look into one Of
the lesser known-to most cooks
of the spice family, saffron
In Europe this is used far more
extensively than it is here, which
may be due to the fact that here
IN the United States it is not
generally sold in every grocery,
like pepper and cinnamon, but
must be procured from herb
dealers and druggists or very
fancy importing firms.
Saffron is probably the most
delicately perfumed of all the
spices. 1t is a golden powder
made from the stigmas of the
autumn crocus, and has beer
considered a household luxury
from time immemorial. This
crocus grows under cultivation
most extensively in Austria.
France. Greece. Spain, Sicily and
the countries of the Far East
Thus you will find saffron used
most in dishes native to those
areas. The crocus has been
grown as a small garden crop
in Lancaster, Pa. here in
America, but the production of
saffron has never been developed
commercially here because the
process of harvesting is such a
costly one. Hand picking is en-
ployed throughout-and a te-
dious job it is. too.
Golden saffron-the plant of
the sum-" as the ancients called
it. was treasured by Solomon in
his gardens. Nero's chariots
rode along affron-sprinkled
roads as the triumphant con-
queror entered the Eternal City.
Saffron powder, dissolved in
water. was used as a spray for
theaters and banquet halls by
the ancient Greeks, Romans and
Hebrews. The Egyptians called
saffron "The Blood of Thoth. 4"
and used it as incense when
worshiping this god Of wisdom
and magic.
It was probably in India and
Arabia that saffron was first
used in foods and the custom
was thence introduced into
Spain. The Crusaders brought
saffron with them to France and
England, and it soon was in
cluded in most medieval recipes.
However, it was so costly that
it could be used only in the
homes Of the wealthy and of
royalty.
Today we find the golden pow
der used sparingly in cakes,
breads, cookies, fish and she'll
fish stews-Such as bouillabaisse
exotic sauces. special rice
dishe9 and so on.
Evening star., 1953-01-05
Problems
Today
Man Apparently
Has Changed
Divorce Plans
By Muriel Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: Perhaps
at my age I should be able to
solve my own problems, but an
others opinion would be helpful.
Two years ago I went with q
gentleman. We were both sep
arated at the time. Then he
and his wife decided to try it
again and, so as far as I was
concerned, that was that! Last
year they broke up again, and
he was sent overseas for his firm.
While he was gone he wrote and
asked me if I would write to
him, which I did. Then his wife
asked for a divorce: he returned
to this country, and we spent
some time together. One day
he said he had an appointment
with his wife's lawyer and would
call me the next day. That's
the last have heard from him,
got in touch with the woman
at whose house he had been
boarding, and she said she hadn't
heard from him either. know
he cares for me. and my immedi-
ate problem is-should I write
to him? He is 46. I am As, and
I, too, am getting divorce.
MIRIAM r.
ANSWER: The chief trouble
with on again off again ro-
mances such as yours is that, for
the "other woman" at least, they
seldom become definitely "on."
I should think the mans sudden
silence would be so obvious as to
be self-explanatory. but appar-
emily you are desperately cling
ing to any straw in hope that
some other reason may be Of
fered. Since his immediate OBJ
jective after seeing you the last
time was to consult his wife's at
torney, some sort of reconcilia-
tion must have been effected at
that meeting.
Whether it will be permanent
or not is any ones guess, but 1t
is certain that the wife still exer-
cises sufficient power over her
husband to get him back from
time to time. Their marital situ-
alton is so unstable that it offers
little possibility for your romance
to have a happy ending. Even if
the couple were divorced, the
husbands dependency on his wife
Is too deep for him to be a good
mate to any one else.
The most tenuous thread a
woman can cling to is the glib
promise OF her lover to get a
divorce at some always vague.
future date. The number of
women who have wasted good
years waiting for the promise to
be fulfilled is tragic. The lonely
hours spent in futile waiting
could be quite productive if de-
voted to finding. and pleasing, a
worthwhile matrimonial prospect.
When future matrimonial plans
involve double divorce, they incur
a concomitant dose of double
trouble.
It's very doubtful, Miriam, if
your vacillating suitor will settle
his domestic affairs to the point
OF coming back to you. Your age
certainly doesn't mark you as a
back number yet, you have intel
ligence and, presumably, attrac-
tion for the opposite sex. Forget
the man, resolve your own affairs,
then begin to think about your
prospects Of another man.
Evening star., 1953-01-05
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Evening star., 1953-03-22
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Ralph Cummlns
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHAMPAIGN, ILL, Mar. 21.-
Funeral services will be held in
Champaign Monday for Mrs.
Ralph Cummins, II, nationally
known church and social worker
who was killed yesterday in an
automobile crash near Kan
kakee, III.
Mrs. Cummins was a member
of the Presbyterian Church
Board Of National Missions and
a founder of the Released
Church-School Program, which
has been adopted in 1000 cities.
Under this plan pupils are ex-
cuSed from classes so they may
receive religious instruction.
Mrs. Cummins was the wife
Of DR.. Ralph Cummins of Cham
paign, an official of the Illinois
Synod Of the Presbyterian
Church. A native of Indianapo-
lis, she initiated the released
church-school program at Gary,
Ind, where for IL years she was
the Indiana Synodical Society's
representative at the Gary
Neighborhood House. She also
was active in church and social
work in Detroit and Chicago.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Col. Beverley Epes
Dies; Dental Surgeon
For Army in Europe

Funeral services will be held
here Tuesday for Col. Beverley
M. Epes. SO. chief dental surgeon
for the European command for
the last three years, who died
Unexpectedly February IL in
Heidelberg, Germany.
The services will be held at 2
pm. Tuesday at Fort Myer
Chapel with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
Col. Epes had been in the
Army Dental Corps since 1917
and had held various assign
ments here and overseas. From
1923 to 1927, he was chief Of oral
surgery at Walter Reed. During
World War II. he was chief of
personnel in the dental division
of the Office of the Army Sur
geon General.
After three years as dental
surgeon of the 3rd Army, Fort
Mcpherson, Ca, he was as
signed to Germany in 1949.
Col. Epes was born in Black
stone. Va, and was graduated
from Atlanta Dental College in
1915.
He was a member Of the
American Dental Association,
Omicron Kappa Epsilon. honor
ary dental fraternity, and was a
fellow Of the American College
of Dentists.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Louise Carter EpeS, formerly
Of Danville, Va: his mother
Mrs. Lucia j. Epes and two
sisters, all of Blackstone.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Mrs. Alice 0. Kih|bom, 6S;
Veteran Voice Teacher

Mrs. Alice Oliver Kihlbom, So,
a Takoma Park voice teacher
for more than 20 years, died last
Sunday in Kelowna, British Co.
lumbia. She had been living
in Kelowna and teaching voice
there for the last five years.
Known affectionately as
Mother Kihlbom" by her hun
dredS of pupils and friends, Mrs.
Kihlbom formerly operated a
voice studio at 612 Elm ave-
nue., Takoma Park, Md. If a
person had a talent but no mon
ey, Mrs. Kihlbom often taught
for nothing. ,
She was born in Pittsburgh
and studied voice in New York.
She had given numerous recitals
during her 40 years in the Wash
ington area.
She is survived by a nephew,
Harry H. Cutler, 9615 Bristol
avenue. Silver Spring, Md. Her
son, Edward, was killed in Army
service in England during World
War II. Her husband, Frank w.
Kihlbom, died in 1945.