davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-02-10
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 dP>-CUSDAl Sal.
able hogs, 10000; moderately active and
uneven! butchers averaged around steady
with Monday; best action on 230-pound
weights and heavier; sows steady to
strong; bulk Q-240-pound butchers,
freely than on Monday; short deck most
ly choice around goo pound. 1890; most
240-27O,;pound; 19;lo;l9:60; 27O-3330-
550-pound. 1915 7.15; occasional in
dividualS, 500 pounds and heavier 1925
salabie cattle. 5000; salable calves.
400: yearlines and light steers under
i 100 pounds fairly, active. about steady;
steers LOO pounds up slow, weak to
fully cents lower: heifers moderately ac-
tive. fully steady: COWS active, strong
to fully 25 cents higher; bulls and veal
ers, fully steady; few loads mixed choice
and prime steers, ~ .00-29. 90; bulk good
and choice. 2l.50-26,5Q; commercial to
b.e4s gfsSaess od oad qa ehose
;50-pound at $500; commercial to low
mercial cows, IA 90 1900; Gamers and
cutters, 12.0O-14.35: utility and COM
mereGI bulls dI IT,. l79ooSl AZ 10 commerclal
Itilifv 10 Gn-od IN
Evening star., 1953-02-10
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. 10. Lp,-Butter sos
S3a. steady, Wholesale prices on bulk
(AAl fresh 67-6tI4 cents: 81 score fAI
fresh 66i2: 90 score (Bl fresh, 64s4
so Store (Cl fresh. 60
Cheese 55e.72s; steady. prices un-
changed.
Eggs. 22316: steady. New York spot
quotations. based largely on exchange
ors: Fancy % heavyWeiEhts' ~: fancy iar9e. e-
45; extra l large 40; extra / medium,
45: standards large. 4312-44; current
receipts, rehandled. 43-43L2; dirties.
41i3-42; checks. Alag. Whites: Fancy
heavyweights. 46l3: fancy large, Asa.
extra large. 5l2: extra / medium. As.
large. As: extra large. As; extra
medium, IS.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
IN. Y. Bond Market
tFurnished By the Associated Press,

Associated PfeSS.D
)ST ACTIVE ISSUES
Kan { So As rs 1o3B
Lteh v As 2O03D 65
LIN gas zoos eo34
Me Cen 4lss 90 90
MKT ad 6s 81 81
MKT Is t52 B 80
mo Pac 6has ~ 81
| Mo-Pac SIS R5A 115A
IMo-Pac 6S n 2 lisa
lMo-Pae 6s 81 Z 116
lMo-Pac a. 76 11lN
| 96
lN &c 6s 2Ol3 e4ss
tJYC 4I2s 20lS 76
YC As 9S 69iz
! NYCLS3l2s9S 63
l%YNHin4 t2s32 60
INYNHH4s2D07 72l5
In Y o W Is So 3lA
/ NoPac 5s2047C 1o5H
/ No Pac 4 Vas 10 4oAiA
/ No Pac IS 2O47 72ia
/ NoStPw 2a4s IS 81
i Ohio Ed 294s rs 90
i ,lOrWsRRN rs 40 1918
Pac G&E rs "a 97H
eacTE12sasa5 1884
PennP&I IS 76 975e
Peo & e 4s go 81
Phil El 2s4s 81 96La
PhilPet 234s64 99Hs
i Sl,SP As ~ 80
J lShenUn gas n 92M
Sinclr o 3As S31o5lz
So Pac 4las 80 lo4M
ISu Ry GAS SO 1o6lz
.lSo Ry Is Sc 1o2N
. l3tdOln cv3 haS2 1o71A
StdO OilNJ29ss71 9oat
J IgnOCalcy3 as721o6lt
j .IUtdGasCp4sh72 1o4ls
!, UtdGCp 3sas ~ JOB
! UtdGCp 3Eas72 1o3
! Wabash AAs 81 e4lE
WarnPet3has66 11oN
W Sh A. 1861 66N
, West On 5s 40 1o2N
h Wa Cen IS 40 70
Evening star., 1953-02-10

10 write copy and "AdVertlS-
ing Art"
Percy Schultz Returns.
Percy Schultz. who resigned
recently as mems clothing buyer
for the Young Mems Shop, will
return to the company in the
same capacity next Monday, it
was announced yesterday.
Managers and sales executives
of more than SO DR.. Pepper bot
tllng plants in six states will
attend a regional meeting at
Hotel Statler here tomorrow.
George E. Harris. of Wash
1ngton, systems division repre-
sentative of Remington Rand,
Inc, for 81 years, finished third
in the company's top division in
1852 and has been awarded a
trip to the Virgin Islands.
Evening star., 1953-02-10

Total Investment $l9776 Cash Ddends $Il83 Yield
n took IN Shock
Now what's wrong with it? Certainly of about
go adequate Certainly they're all g.estabshed
companies.
Well, for thing the whole $4,000 should never
have been invested in common stocks.
For another, the stocks don't the important
investment objective-capital appreciation.
While could be classified as investments offering
relative price stability and nine could be considered
liberal income producers, only ttUo seem particularly
suitable for Long-tern, capital appreciation
OF course INVESTOR you may have criticized these
holdings much the same grounds Because it's easy
to be objective about other peoples money
But how about your portfolio?
Are you that each stock you il the best you
can buy for your purposes?
Ii you're not sure-and want to be-we'n do all we
help. Our Research Department will be happy
send you thorough analysis of your present portfolio
-. careful-and objective-review of your overall
position
There's charge for this service obligation either
Simply outline your situation in letter
Department BB.7
MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & BEANE
F. c. Hunter Partner A. G. Wareld Manager
s1s Fifteenth ST. NV. Equitable Building
Washington Baltimore
Telephone: Executive 322l Telephone: Mulberry 5000
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FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 RI.-Foreign
dollars, others In centsl, X
Canadian dollar in New York open
marke. =. Il -. nc" cCn, pr>ni un.
1.02 .65ss United States cents. unchanged.
Europe-Great Britain tpoundl, s.. 81,
UNCHANGED; Great Britain 3U-d&y futures.
ASIA, UNCHANGED: Great Britain so
day futures, Isl 81. unchapged; Great
Britain 90-day futures. -.SlNs. uu-
changed; Belgium tfrancl, l.997s, up
.OOis Of a cent; France tfrane', ;Ssss.
UNCHANGED; Italy dira), .l6ls Of a cent.
unchangeo; Portueal tescudo,, $50.
changed; Switzerland francl (freel.
! 1888. up 01 Of q cent.
Evening star., 1953-02-10

t he 10 5 3
Workshop of
the Women's S
A er t iSing
Club at the
w a S h ington
School for
Secretaries in
t he National
Press Building
next Monday
night.
Two previ-
Gus sessions
of the work.
shop were de-
voted to How
Evening star., 1953-02-10

Fra nciS G.
A d d ison, jr.,
a n n ou need
today.
The years
re S ult was
W e | | above
S l 5 8,8 2 2 or
$19.85 a share
in 1851, Mr..
A d d i S o n
pointed out.
Gross in
come in 1852
rose to $685.
1893 f + o m
{ O O 2 & in
Evening star., 1953-02-10

FURNISHED by the
LIS3 INCLUDES Nc
FOREIGN 1915
Australia oS 6S lO1A
Braz 3a4S 20 ser Is
Brisbane 5s 81 1o2la
;'niie 2ha-3s ~ S5Ae
Denmk 6laS SIS 100
Ital c Con Is n ~
Itai Pub ut3s77 AAl5
Ital IS ~ AA7e
Japan 5ias75 st STE
iOrieuDev as 81 1879
Tovko as 81 stp 74h
DOMESTIC 1:l5
/ Ala Pw 5has ~ 1o3
Alleg Cp 5S 6z S6N
AluCoAm 3la 81 1o1lA
Am&FP6s2U3U 30
AMP 4 sos ~ IS
Am &1 3tas "a 122M
AmT&T 244s rs S1l6
AmT&T 2a4sHO cclA
4ml&T 2sssS2 Solz
Am lob IS az 1ooN
Am Ton IS 60 S9N
Att c L 41as "a 1868
| 3 g. o 6s 75 3 1colA
3 g. o 6s 95 @ 81
B&O IS 2O00K 81
BRO cv4 ta2Ol0 12A
Bost Me 41as 10 62lA
ICar Sou 6s 90 1864
Can Nat 43as66 1o534
lCan No 4ias Sc 1o5N
-lCan Pac Is perp 1o3
| cRRNJ SAss ~ So
tc&NW 4lss 90 81
iCCCSl 41as a. 76lz
ClevEIIll33 3ss86 1o5N
Con Ed 33ss 80. 1o2
Deere 22s 65 99N
Det Ed 81 20 o9E
Dow Oh cv $3.50 1o6M
Duo 1t 2As n o3H
Frestone3A4s77 10oLz
Fla e c 5s "A 80
Hud&M RI 6s67 81
InidStlcv3As72 1914
Int @ N Al 6s SO 73lE
Evening star., 1953-02-10
Security Bank Earns
S28 a Share in 81;
New Branch 10 Open
Bv DonoId B. HodIev

Net income of the Security
Bank amounted to $224,261 or
$28.03 a share in 1852, after
provision for taxes, President
Evening star., 1953-02-10
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Feb. 10. lR.-Spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Corner. -2its
49, cents a pound: New York. D.nc.
11i2 cents a pound. East ST. Louis.
Tin, S1.2ll2 a pound, New York At
Pittsburgh. scrap steel No. l heavy was
quoted at AZ
Evening star., 1953-02-10
Washington Exchange

Notice: This exchange will be closed
Thursday next, Lincoln Birthday
SALES.
Pot Elec Pwr com--25 at 1888, 80 al
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HUGE TRACT FOR
Confined From Page One5

Continued From Page 0nel
ton Of 100 900 feet is owned By A.
B. CcIan, lawyer and large land
owner ii the city.
The School board already has
the adjoining tract of 800 BY 80
feet, which il paid SO, 900 to fill in.
This, added to the tracts now
being sought win make IN all
round athletic field, Jones said, for
playing and practice.
That the field may be used as q
stadium was indicated by Jones.
The High School already has 4.000
seats for such a stadium. They are
in storage at the present time.
The fact that q professional base
ball team viii sooner or later come
to Key West and make its head.
quarters here means, said Jones,
that the High School viii be left
out Of Wickers Stadium. He is look,
ing ahead to that day and trying
to plan now.
The High School must have full
programs of baseball, football,
track and basketball to compete in
. state group, it was said.
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yODAYS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK tArpThe stock
market was slightly higher today
in i mid reaction from its fan
Of yesterday.
Gains were largely an eighth or
quarter. A great many issues
traded unchanged. and the losses
we're small and scattered.
The market yesterday was mod
erately lower as firing ceased in
Korea, Railroads Mtre under part
ocular pressure. Today they were
q little higher. That also held for
the steels. oils. and air lines.
Holding steady were motors, cop
pers, and utilities. The motion pic
ture and theater stocks, an upside
feature yesterday. we're unchanged
to q shade higher today.
Higher stocks included Southern
Railway. Texas Co., United Air
Lines, American Tobacco, u. S.
Steel, and National DistiIlers.
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Navy Casualties
lin Korea Listed

YOK0SUKA M-U. S. Navy
headquarters said today five U. S.
Navy ships were sunk and 81
others BIZ during The Korean War.
Navy casualties totaled 1887
Americans killed and 1.ses wound
"a.
The report released today
called the Korean naval fighting
q strange war; because Of the
casualties suffered by naval craft
and perSonnel, without partici-
paslng II . single naval engage
|ment. /"
It added that ''never once did
d battle occur Tar from the sight
|Oa land. /"
"Ail action. z The headquarters
said. took place with surface
ships lowering within stones throw
lof the coastIine and sIugging Il
out with heavy Communist shore
batteries. /"
The naval craft sunk were four
lminesweepefs the Pledge, Par
fridge, Pirate and Magpie and
l0ne Navy tug, the Sarsi.
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Former Key West
Sailor browns

BENTON, Ky. WGene Andef.
eon's demonstration o. IN escape
lung q his vile ard aunt at Ken
lucky Lake Sunday cost him bis
Iits.
Anderpon, - ard 3 veteran q
20 months submarine duty With TIE
Nasy, brought tllQ equipment home
with hin krom Key Vest ia,
where he wae ssatione according
% his aunt. MFa. Tom Anderson.
Ihe lung Il used "a eseape from
damaged Submarines.
he wemen said Anaer1On first
tasted the hing - holding q q
boat and snhmereine himsalf. He
reported the daytea was working
perfectly and lowered hlmself into
The water 4 seeold time.
Hia head showed above water q
lev minutes Iatsr and then sank
lFoln siaW. ne body was uot 70.
covered Immediately.
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Bride Path" To Become
Beautiful Local Picnic Site
City win Lease
Property For
81 Yearly; To
Become ShowpIace

City fathers have instruct
81 City Manager Vic Lang TO
confer with Attorney Paul
Sawyer relative TO leasing
he bride pail" along
Roosevelt Boulevard from
The former owners Of the
Fey West Improvement
eOanpany.
Chamber q Commerce Manager
Harold 4 uhseher and George Ehr.
heSt Standard on Company Man
ager, asked he governing body Of
ke city - approve de lease.
This was necessary before the
owners d he lard would allow the
Chamheg 10 clean the bride path
ca he way from lfeaeham airport
d Bertha Street..
WAN4&8 HI ANAN&8 40 WWI%A =
wOuid AOE have allowed their land
q b elaased for public use since
10y wCuid have besn responsible
eDE Insurance, etc.
The Chamber plans % construct
plenle tables along the hridls path
ana make 4 ons a. The shOwplaces
IL tha city. With the eoconut shade
trees and the beautiful yisw q he
Atlantic, Chamber officials are
poaltiva Il win be On excellent
tourist attraction and local need.
City Commissioner Jack DELANEY
told q how be tried y accomplish
10 same otjective some two
years aeu. He also told q he need
Coz mego picnic sites, sines Mt ell
can 10 % Bahia Honda.
Chamber ~ Commerce without
solicitation, already has Sils DO
mateA fOr ne tables aktsr The lOeal
Peg Scout troops have cleared tha
area.
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LANTAFF ASKS

E0natnued From Page Onel
sSdsd shst ii,s dangerous slsva.
lien WAS caused when ! ehannsl
was elessd % ~ ne Flegids
Hast cesss Rsllread years aae.
The eeassFvesisn a . bridge
sisFa 3 Ne nssas lmpersans task
- BE- uudsEasken, Papy esnslvd.
e.
Representative Lantaif, 81 the
request d Papy introduced the bin,
II. r. ssls, On July a. 1855 an tie
noor Of Congress. The act states
that The Secretary Of the Army,
through the Chief 81 Engineers, /.
authorized and directed 10 make 1
preliminary survey Of the Key
vaea Channel connecting the Flor,
Ida nay and HAWKS Channel (alsc
known as the Florida Straits) Ii
order to Determine what food con,
trol and navigation Improvement
with reSpect to such area should
BE- undertaken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-28
Jimmie Wilder
To Speak At
JayTeen Club

Jlmmis Wilder, chairman 81
ssse eEisinsI Jsyces committee
which esssnized flss ysyTeen
Center. viii speak 10 . full
assnshership hnssiing q Jay.
Teens % sissir clubhouse, pein-
eisna, toniehf d . p. m.
Wilder, seTnsF State TToeper
seF iias best from Key West 70
BE Pins, Il nsw sssiionsd in
0FlsR6e win Ne FlsgIds High
wsy PssreI. Ne b expected -
draw . Bic crowd 81 He seen-
s0sEs seaiShs.
The meeting Will slse hesT
naonshiy rspoTfs On activities
ard programs.
Jsek Fuller d president es
tsss JsyTssa eiVb.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-28
ARTHUR MULRERC

Confined from PAGE Onel
pliance with your (commission,sl
instructions. "
"a nnose that fhe license Be L.
susd," said Eisner.
.One time you ask for legal
opinion, and now you want the
license issued without legal opin.
ion. snapped Commissioner Jack
Delaney.
Eisner:: Il did not vote yves. =
I passed.
Get the minutes, Mr.. Lowe. "
Mayor Harvey decided 10 settle the
controversy.
CITY Clerk Victor Lowe: Looking
at the minutes. You Eisner) voted
yes But earlier you had said that
you would pass il . vote were tax.
EN-. "
Eisner:: IL passed. Change The
vote from yes TO passed.
Eisner to Clerk Lowe: "You pui
down in the records that | moved
to grant the license to Mulberg.
THE clerk win carry IN accurate
record Of the minutes" declared
Mayor Harvey.
"Wh0 did you get your legal ad'
vice from that the license is legai?"
Eisner was asked.
From Mr.. Lester. " was the Re
ply.
Commissioners John Carbonell
and Louis NJ. j. Eisner were for the
granting Of the license without legal
opinion with Harvey, Delaney, COBB
opposing.
Said cobs IN summing vp The
law suit: This Is Just prelim-
mary step. We are not refusing
Mvlbers . license for . parking
lot. We are waiting for eur a..
forneY's opinion. Judge lepsx
told me that he would be glad 10
extend the time until The City A..
foFney returns 10 fha city"
Attorney William v. Albury /.
representing Arthur Mulberg in hi.
suit against the City Of Key West
SuhscrihA tn The Citizen
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
sIsTRUNK TO ATTEND
(Coneinued nom Paee one)

Continued from Page One)
State Conservation, Beverage and
Forest Service.
During the three day Refrain
ing Session to be held August II,
II and Is, 1858, the members Of the
Fla. Chapter. together with FBI
Agents stationed In Florida. will
participate in firearms training and
practical inyestigative problems
and become better acquainted with
the facilities Of the Miami FBI Of
flee.
Speakers during the Session win
include Major Newman w. Kim
|brough Of the Alabama Depart
ment Of Public Safety; Ii. Sidney
NJ. billiard Of St. Petersburg; Oct.
|ective Walter C. Heinrich Of Tam
|pa: Chief w. E. Hurlbert Of ITALIA
|hassee: BIN Baggs Of the Miami
Daily News; Col. H. N. Kirkman.
Director Of the Florida Department
|of Public Safety: John F. Ballen-
ger, former Detroit Police Com
missioner: Daniel P. Sullivan, Di-
rector at the Crime Commission Of
Greater Miami; and George e.
Owen. Attorney General Of Flori-
da. FBI speakers VIII include II.
10. Hawkins, Agent ii Charge Of
the Miami Office: and Inspector ].
IS. Rogers from Washington, d. C..
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NO TRUCE SEEN

(Continnea From Page 0ne)
trick when ihs sailor hegan swing
ing Wildly.
When 0lsIeef Caraballo rushed
Up. Il preclpitated 4 riot involving
i host of othor Navy men. ''They
came 1t 10 from al angles" the
battered ana weary pcllee ofGlear1
raid n their repcrt.
Hut. ne intrepid policemen sue
eeedsd y getting he situation IN
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BOWEN UNANIMOUSLY

Continued From Page Onel
Wiley has excellent qualifications.
He specialized in accounting at the
University of Miami. In difference
to the City Manager, ] am going
to back down on my convictions.
But remember that the best man
on paper may not be the best man
for Key West"
Vote on Bowen's confirmation
was unanimous.
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SAFETY OFFICER

Continued From Page One)
centrate in particular areas where
he Is needed most.
- think Key Westers should be
complimented for the interest they
are showing in the proposed Safe
ty Council" Gillett commented
yesterday. 'Tm going to advise
Captain Taylor and Mr.. Nat Ram
DO in Tallahassee of that fact"
The State Trooper left town Last
might. A local Safety Council or.
|ganizational meeting, open to the
public, is scheduled for Tuesday,
Aug. 4, at 8 p. m, In the City Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-28

JUAN lucas pola

Juan Lucas Dole. q. died this
morning At this residence, SIS Pet
roma Street. Mr.. Dole came to Key
West from Cuba more than sixty.
five years ago and has made his
home here ever since.
The survivors are Mrs. Aurora
Conner Dole. Miss Eva Valdez and
Aurora Dole, Ernesto Dole and
Evelio Valdez.
Funeral Services win be held to-
morrow afternoon at $50 from the
Chapel Of Pritchard Funeral Home
with Rev. Eldon Simmons Of The
Ley Memorial church officiatins.
Burial WIN Be IN the family plot
In City Cemetery.
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The
-
Weatherman
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to occasionally cloudy thru
Wednesday with scattered showers
or thundershowers. Gentle to mod
crate variable, but mostly easterly
winds. except ii vicinity Of showers
Iwhere winds win become fresh and
lgusty.
State Of Florida: Partly cloudy
to occasionally cloudy through
Wednesday with scattered. mostly
afternoon showers and thunder
showers.
Marine Forecast for Jacksonville
through Florida Straits and East
Gulf: Gentle to moderate variable
winds, except mostly easterly in
extreme south portion and mostly
southeast TO south elsewhere.
Partly cloudy to occasionally
cloudy weather. Scattered showers
and thundershowers, especially
near shore In afternoons.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate eastefiy winds through
Wednesday. Partly cloudy weather,
widely scattered showers and
lthundershOwers.
weather Summary for the Tropi-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and
Eastern Gull Of Mexico: Except
Efor scattered showers the weather
remains stable over the nearby
tropics and there are no signs Of
any developing disturbance.
Observations Taksn at City
Officn. a:30 Am.
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apply TO Wed

Jesse Royal Young, 50, USN.
and Ann O'DeIl Holstein, 90,
Houston. Texas, have applied for
= marriage license at the office
Of County Judge Raymond R.
Lord.
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Baseball Results
nAnoNAI IEAoUR

VRGTERDAY'a RESULTS
AfIfwanhee -. New Yexk Q
&Ondy annea sehodnisda
TODAY.S SCHEDULE
NeW YeEk % AEIlwaukee lNl
PhilaaaipAsa q Cincinnati IN1
Dsnaklyn ~ ChaeAgo
P1s1sAurah at s.. LaRia tN1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-28

der control and conveyed The pri-
scners to the police station where
they paused for first aid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-28

For 4 party lunch, ron butter
balls IN poppy or caraway seeds
and serve with crunchy rolls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-28

Termites ordinarily attack only
dead or dying wood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-28

Observations Tassn at City
Office. $50 AN.
Key West, Fla, July 28, 1853
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-28

Barometer lSsa Lsvells Too An
3O.O3 ins. -i0l0.9 nlbs.
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Relafivs Hvmldliy. J AN.
500
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TomerEow's Alnanae
, 1953-04-01
shipping News

The SIS aMILBANK" IS
scheduled to sail from New
Orleans March 18th; Mobile
March 18th, and is due at
Frederiksted April 10th, via
Jamaica, Haiti and ST. Tho
mas, accepting freight for
Martinique Barbados. Vene-
zuela, Georgetown and Para
marble.
, 1953-04-01

II The DISTRICT COURT OF THE IRGIN ISLANDS U.s.
DIVISION or SAINT cRo1x AT CI1R1sTIANSTED
MARGUERITE M. FABER, Plaintf)
vs. CIVIL NO. IS, 1858
LOREN T. FABER, Defendant
ACTION Fob DIVORCE
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
To: Loren 7. Faber, Defendant
GREETINGS:
Within the time limited by law MAY 9th. 1881 you are
hereby required to appear before this Court and answer to a
Complaint against you in this action; and in case of your
failure to- appear or answer, Judgment by default will be taxi
en- against you as demanded in the complaint for divorce
WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of the Court this 18th
day Of March, AID, 1858.
GEORGE "A. MENA
Clerk Of the Court
HY ". E. MESsER. Deputy Clerk
WARREN II. DUN
Attorney for Plaintiff
Christiansted, st. Eroix, " T.
, 1953-04-01

The SIS G RANGER
is scheduled to sail from Bal
timore April 9Th; New York
April 10th, and is due at Fred
eriksted April 10Th, via Puerto
Rico, accepting freight TOR
Venezuela and Pararnaribo.
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Rob.i T.. Merwin = CO. lac.
Agents
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dividual anyway ?
For the simple rea-
son that it has
found him so out
Of Joint with the
rules Of safe con
due that it feels
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Carl
Y. NelfeIt has made application for
domestic under the Act of Nav
IS. 1898 rs Stat. S09) Anchorage
Serial No. 02I729 fer a tract of
land described as Lot Is. Plat of
L. s. Survey 25S9. OF the WrangelI
Hwy Homesites Group .. situated
on both sides Chfchagof Point sec
lion of Wrangeu Highway from 8
10 Signifies south of WrangeI.
Lat So % IS ". Long. l82s
II ". containing 4.o2 acres and
il is now in the files of the Land
Office. Anchorage. Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
Yersely any of the above mentioned
land should file their adverse claim
in the Land office within the per
iod of publication or thirty days
or they viii be barred
by the provisions of the statutes.
VIRGIL o. SEISER
Manager
First publication Jan IS. 1888
Last publication Mar. Is. 1853
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-01-30
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
Carl Stoeebel has made application
for a domestic under the Act of
May 26. 1888 as Sat. S09l An
ehorage Serial No. 021731 for a
tract of land described as Tract d.
Plat of L. S Survey No. 2321.
Wrangeu Group of Homesites stu
ated on Zimovia Strait. near Wran-
CELL. Alaska. Lat. So 81 10" y.
Long. 1872 23W. containing 3.43
acres and it is now in the files of
the Land Office. Anchorage. Al
aska.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
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rersely any Of the above mentioned
land should file their adverse claim
i'm the Land office within the per
iod OF publication OF thirty days
thereafter. or they viii be barred
by the provisions of the statutes.
VIRGIL o. SEISER
Manager
First publication Jan. Is. 1858
Last publication Mar Is. 1888