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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22
Redskins Lose
On One Hitter

Sam MONEYS single with two
out in the last inning was the only
hit Paul Pierce permitted Wednes-
day when the Toledo Woodward
Highlander pitched a one-hitter as
Woodward defeated Port Clinton's
Redskins here, 3 to O. 1t was Wood
wards fourth straight win.
MONEYS hit ruined Pierce's bid
for no-hitter in his first start.
The siX-footer also led Woodward
at bat, getting two of the five hits
off Port Clinton hurlerS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22
BANQUETS HELD

While the Boys Hi-Y banquet
was held Monday evening in Trim
ity Methodist Church, the Girls
Athletic Association held its an
nual banquet in adjacent st. John
Lutheran Church. Supt. D. b.
Sims spoke at the Hi-Y dinner and
installed Frederick Schneider as
president and David Petersen as
vice president. Miss Mary Jane
Haskins, girls physical education
instructor, was in charge of the
GAA banquet, which was given
by the Junior girls in honor of
graduating Seniors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22
WATER SAFETY URGED AS SUMMER
SEASON BRINGS SHORE INCREASE

Water has become a major threat
to Ohioans in recent summers. At
once, many persons may think
back to water shortages during dry
spells. Headlines made us all con-
sciouS of that situation.
But dryness has never become a
hazard for Ohioans. During 1852
there we're 218 persons who lost
their lives in, on or around the
water. Only the motor vehicle
claimed more lives than the water
out of doors, as shown by records
of the Ohio State Safety Council.
Some boats are in the water now,
many others are nearly ready for
the season. This is the opportune
time for each boat owner to make
thorough check of his craft. Be
certain that it is completely sea-
worthy. Make sure that it has
every safety device that is re-
quired.
Although many boats, less than
16 feet long, are exempt from
some Coast Guard safety require
ments, it is best to equip your
boat up to those standards. After
all, the most important people on
earth ride your boat. They expect
that they will be safe in it.
Have a life vest or floating
cushion for every occupant of the
boat. Wear life vest when water
is rough, and especially when you
are out in the boat alone.
Do not overload your boat. Keep
at least four inches of freeboard.
(Note to landlubbers: Freeboard is
the amount of boat above the
water.) Carry no more persons than
can be comfortably seated.
Here is rule of thumb to deter.
mine how many may be in boat
Multiply the length in feet, by the
width in feet, by the depth in feet
at the middle of the boat. Divide
this figure by Is. The result is the
maximum number of persons that
may be carried. For example take
boat IL feet long, feet wide
and 2 feet deep. IL < S x q 100
120 :: Is = 4.8. A maximum of
persons would be better-is the
capacity of the boat.
| 1t is good idea to remember
that the size of persons influences
the number of passengers. The boat
used as an example above might
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22
Tracksters Lose
At Sandusky

Port Clinton's Redskin track
team was defeated by the San
duSky Blue Streaks Thursday after
noon in the neighboring city
AL Woodman took two firsf
places for Port Clinton, being vic
torious in the 100 and 220 yard
dashes. Ronnie Kochensparger wor
the mile run and Steve Benko fin
ished second.
Dick Hazard, Port Clinton sOph
omore, was victorious in the pole
vault when he cleared the bar at
9 feet, 9 inches, and Jerry Hohler
placed second in the high jump.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22
Rain Washes Away
Redskin Runs

After having scored two runs
with only one out in the sixth
inning, Port Clinton Redskins lost
to the Clyde Flyers in that city
Thursday afternoon, as the game
was called due to rain and the
score reverted to the 6-3 standing
at the end of five complete innings,
Leroy Bergman led the Redskins,
slugging out triple and double.
Carl FaStzke was on the mound
and Allen Jensen caught.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22

Harbor tied with sixth others for
fifth place.
Norm Semrock of Elmore wa
fourth and Lemunyon of Oak Har-
Dor, fifth, in the broad jump. Dave
Mylander of Oak Harbor won the
discus event and Dan Lane of Lake
side was second.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22
Redskins Defeat
Toledo Maconber

With Bob Wood striking out sew
en- opponents, the Port Clinton
Redskin ball team defeated To-
ledo Macomber, to 2, at the Ath-
letic Field Friday afternoon. AL
Jensen was his battery mate.
Port Clinton scored single runs
in the second and sixth innings
and pushed two runs across in the
fifth. Toledo scored in the second
and fourth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22

Hath any wronged thee? - Be
bravely revenged-slight it, and
the work is begun: forgive, and it
is finished. He is below himself
that is not above an injury
OuarleS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22
HOME FROM KOREA

Hospital Corpsman third class
Michael Milazzo, brother of Mrs.
Stanley Perry, Erie Gardens, ar
rived in San Francisco Sunday af-
ter having served since last July
in Korea. He is expected here this
weekend to begin a 30-day fur
Tough.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22

The local PTA is feeling sheep
ish today. Seems they complained
the youngsters weren't learning
enough. Said they couldn't even
spell. So the kids challenged them
to a spelling bee.
"I was captain Of the PTA'ers,"
"Doc" Brown told me. "Both
teams made the first round just
fine. But on the second round
Speedy Taylor went down on
efficiency Then his boy Chip,
who happened to be next on the
school team, ratified it right off.
From then on it was murder!"
So now "Doc" says that the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22

NEW ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION TECHNIQUE the Nielsen bock-
pressure orm-f method which has been adopted as
stondord by the American Red Cross the Armed Forces and the
National sofeN Council demonstrated these scenes from
new motion picture Seconds Count" produced by the Eno
Casually and Surety Company. The lominue movie which Po
troys demonstration Of the Nielsen method moy be
obtoned without charge for showngs by contocng local no
representatives. through componys public education depo
ment at Hartford The "boepressure urm method
Increases Of revival since pulls fresh cir into lungs as
we'll expeIng air from them. In administering it, recuer rocks
forward exerng victims back top phoio and then
rocks backwards grospng victims bottom phoo rePeotns
cycle 10 to II times q minute.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22

to Aug. /; North Ohio Open Junior
tennis championships, Aug. 3 to 8;
Half-century shuffleboard, Aug 4
to 8; Open checkers, Aug. 10 to Is;
and Badminton, Aug. 20 to %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
PTA Gets stvng by a Bee"

whole PTA is thinking of sign
ing up for night school!
From where I sit, it always
pays to look and think before you
leap to conclusions. Take those
folks who would deny me a tenn
perate glass of beer without a
moments thought. They wouldn't
want me to interfere with their
personal preferences for, say, but
termilk. It's good idea to think
twice before you spell out" rules
for your neighbor.
@e M41x
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-22

Try The NEWS Classified Ads.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Crimean War Photos

told his friend about the pres
sureS put on him to make por-
traits Of soldiers and officers.
IF I don't make the por-
traits" he said, II get no
facilities for conveying the
van"
Meanwhile, back in Eng
land, his sponsors were be-
coming impatient to get the
plates. Fenton told his cor
respondent that Agnew &
Sons were sure to make a lot
of money from the venture,
but that he would not intrust
the plates to them or any
one else.
After completing his work
In Crimea, Fenton returned to
England. His pictures were
an immediate hit and were
exhibited in London and Paris.
Since the photo = engraving
process was not perfected in
those days, newspapers repro
duced some of the pictures by
means of WOOdcutS.
For several years Fenton
wrote technical articles on
photography and chemistry.
In later years, he laid aside
photography for legal and
stock exchange pursuits. He
died after a short illness on
August 8, 1869, at the age Of so.
, 1953-02-11
Thirteen More ". /.
Youths Indicted
In Armed Forces

The Virgin Islands Deputy
Director Of Selective Service,
Colonel Christmas, announced
that thirteen registrants left
the islands Tuesday for induc-
ton into the Armed Services
at the Induction Station in
Puerto Rico. Those from Saint
Croix were: Sirvan Benjamin,
Arton Kiture, Vincente Ri
vera, Irving Francis, George
Michael, Ignatius Cassimeer,
and Monolo Garcia-C GARLIC.
From ST. Thomas and St. John
were: Clarence Hedrington,
Stanley Gutliffe, Alpheus
Adams, George David, Clifford
Callwood & Angelo Williams.
Also ordered for induction
from ST. Thomas were Otis
Llewelyn Roberts and Arturo
Gonzalez Sanchez, who have
now become delinquent be-
cause of failure to report for
induction.
, 1953-02-11
More Novul Vessels
To Visit
Virgin Isldnds Ports

The Commandant of the
Tenth Naval District has ad
vised the Governor of the fol-
lowing additional naval visits
which are scheduled for ports
Of the Virgin Islands.
Weekend Of March 14-16:
Frederiksted; two ships with
80 officers and $40 men; Char
lotte Amalie four ships with
A officers and $40 men. Week
end Of March Pip: Frederik-
sted, two ships with IS officers
and 200 men; Charlotte Anna
lie, seven ships with lob Off
GERS and 1850 men.
, 1953-02-11
Governor Vetoes
ST. Thos. Bill Amend'g
Wage Hour Low

The Governor yesterday
vetoed a bill r e c y
passed by the Municipal Coun
Gil of ST. Thomas and St. John
amending the Minimum Wage
and Maximum Hour Law to
create a Wage Board to hear
appeals from decisions Of the
Wage Commissioner
The Governor pointed out
that the bill is defective in
that it does not change earlier
legislation which provides for
direct appeals from the Wage
Commissioner to the District
Court. The Governor referred
to his veto of similar legisla-
ton on April /, 1852 for the
same reason and pointed out
that he would not object to
-igning the bill if re-enacted
with the elimination of this
legal conflict
, 1953-02-11
Vicorp's Vegetable
Exper. Producing.
Report Shows

Over 1000 pounds Of toma-
toes and 5000 pounds Of
ST. Croix grown Bell pepers
are being shipped to San Juan.
and ST. Thomas each week
from the Virgin Islands Cor
poration's ffty-acre vegetable
growing experiment it was
announced by Frederick Gott-
schalk who is directing the
project.
The purpose of the expert
ment, according to Gordon M.
Skeoch, VICORP president, is
to determine whether large
scale vegetable production is
feasible for st. Croix and re-
presents an industry in which
both individual farmers and
cooperative groups could gain
an income.
Eighteen acres are devoted
to tomatoes, sixteen to pep
pers and the balance to other
test crops. One shipment OF.
peppers h a already been
made to New York and an
other is planned in the near
future provided the market
price is sufficiently high.
Ten various kinds of field
beans, all of which have a tre-
mendous potential market in
Puerto Rico, are being tested
and also three new varieties
Of castor beans obtained from
Oklahoma. Another expert
mental crop in the project is
Sesame which produces an
edible oil used in the States
by bakers and confectioners
and in Puerto Rico for Atom
joil, one Of the most popular
national soft drinks.
Mr.. Gottschalk was forced
to delay planting for six
weeks because of abnormally
heavy rains earlier in the sea
son and this caused him to
Continued on last pager
, 1953-02-11
S~uppertime Chut
By Governor This
Evening Postponed

Governor de Castro will not
deliver his weekly suppertime
chat on Wednesday, February
II fteday). He expects to be
ahla to resume these chats
next week
, 1953-02-11
JonkeY Club VENTS 10
Donate Two-wdY
Rudio 10 Hospiiui

The Jonkey Club, which an
nually sponsors the St. Croix
Races and donates the
entire net proceeds to some
charitable purpose, has re-
Gently consulted with DR..
Evans, Chief Municipal Physi-
clan, regarding the purchase
of a two-way radio installa-
ton for the hospital.
While it was hoped that the
entire proceeds Of last years
donkey races could have pur-
chased the necessary equip
ment, it has been found that
an adequate two way radio in
stallation exceeds the avail
able funds. Under the circum-
stances, DR.. Evans and Will
liam Gregory, President of the
Jonkey Club, concurred in
CONTINUED on last page)
, 1953-02-11
Former Adm. Asst.
To Trurnun Visiting
ST. Thornas

Phillio Nash, former Admin
istrative Assistant to ex-Presi-
dent Truman, and Mrs. Nash
are spending three days at
, 1953-02-11

Government House in Char
lotte Amalie as the house
guest of Governor and Mrs.
de Castro
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash were the
guests of Governor and Mrs.
Munoz Marin in San Juan
last week.
, 1953-02-11

USING A BIG MORTAR and pesIe, Ciceron Zepeda learns to grind
glazing materials which he will use later in his village pottery
shop in the Philippines. Watching him is Mrs. Mary Risley QefD, q
United Nations technical assistance adviser from the United States,
who superviSes a training course at a workshop in Manila. Mrs
RisIey introduced chemical glazing processes to the village poHers
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LOT FOR SALE on Won Phister
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50L.egal Notices

|5OLegal Notices
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIM
lHtH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT or
FLORIDA. IN And ron MONROE.
COUNTY. IN CHANCERY,
No. 1918
ELFRIEDE STARks,
Plaintiff.
GARLAND w. sTARKs,
Defendant,
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
TO. GARLAND w. SHARKS,
Westhrook Road,
Wanaque, New Jersey
You are hereby notified that 4 bItf
|nf complaint for divorce has been
filed against you In the above en-
titled cause, and YOU are hereby re-
auirHu 70 serve a copy Of Your ans
sWer to the bill Of complaint herein.
on the plaintiffs attorney. w. II
Rowe, S88 Seyhold Building, Miami.
Florida, and file the original there
of In the office OF the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of the Sixteenth Judi
cial Circuit Of Florida, in and for
Monroe County, on or bef3rA August
10, 1853, otherwise the allegations of
said bill will be taken as confessed
by you
Dated this 18th day Of July. 1854.
lSEAL) EARL r.. ADA AlS,-
BY lsd) Sophie Saunders
Deputy Clerk
fly9- 6.2a.3 30 1853
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,lvig-21- :auge. 1888
0nera.io,a Yawn End

SUMTER, S. g -OperatiOn
yawn ended yesterday ct Shaw
Air Force Base. 4 tsso-sseek trial
az j basewise 3 D. m. 70 , ?. ~
schedule produced 50 many eora-
g,Iaints that Col. John r Dyas.
l,ase cor aader ordered the I'D
II 80 work day resumed.
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Io47 SUPERIOR II II. house
trailer. Excellent condition, 81
rs screened in porch on fenced III
grass lot. 2 bottle gas, 2 good
tires and brakes. A good buy al
$695 90 Coral Isle Trailer Park
Lot Gil. llyIs-Stx
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ETk1. t3st Az n EAN3Nf4f4
T.sftermaan AtEny hospital
AFx Es7ga ssaEs 1sss Cal ria
You are HEREBY notified that D
HBslI 81 Complaint TOR Diverse hAs
.nesn flied a9aiEs8 set hs Kats artfs
sxanrae FassxseF anss gea are here
q - rsauasA5s "a, xHwt& sseFtA ~ vsa44
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NEW ADOBE brick and &. j. S.
house for renl Completely fur.
iished. Aug % Jaa. $4,000 PEI
month. Can z-ssss. jIy1s-sl
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Coming EUenis

Naval Air station o. ". c In
cheon. t3:S0 ,. =.
II. Taylor Owe book review 10
q. N.
RPw Club, meeting a Sun and
Surf pool, 9:so pm.
HS-I @. ". c. haneheon.
Dade Lodge No Il, Scottish Ria
Temple. { =. m.
FAWTu farewell eoffee AenEihG
departing members imefu&ana
Mrs. Joseph TotA, AeropAlmss
10 4. m.
thursday. JULY 1e-
Navy Wives Bowling Leagns. %
Jpn. N. 8. Also open beWling
Key Wesk Liza mestnR 60
pm. q Iioas DoA Seminary
81
Monroe Ccunay Msslsal Wena
ans Auxiliary eswlng es
ct hospital. : nm.
=
Ceramic Classes and hard weas.
Inc. to { pm. Wet MaEsella
Art School. County Beach.
Alcoholics AnonyIneu1. ele6sG
meeting for memheEs enlg,
slsik Duval Street.
Rotary Club hancAoan, 81. Paulsa
Parish Han, 11:SS p.m.
c.A.P. Cadets, at National Guard
ArmOry. T:s0 pm.
Poinciana Jayteen Youth Cen.
ter, rnovies from . pm. 10 -
pm.
Jayshees. meeting at eluhhs0se.
d p. m.
Martha Linda franks circle Il
WMU First Baptist C1ureh -
q. n.
Eastern Star Games party, Sea-.
tish Rite Temple, 3 ,. d.
Executive committee. Amef3ean
Legion Aux. win maet a. hoaae
Of Mrs. Mary Moreiso. 1lee
Grinnell street, . pm.
FRIDAY, JULY IT,
n. Taylor Duplicate Bridge cub
at r.. Taylor. . pm.
Knights Of pythiaD, meetiAe ID
KIP. Hal. 10 Fleming Sc >
pm.
Old Fashioned hymn sing an1
fellowship program. poineaanA
Baptist Church. $50 pm.
Jayteen Youth Center Dance.
Poinciana, 8 10 II pm.
Triangle Club Of Pythian Sisters,
K. Of P. Hall, 7:a0 p. a.
Shrine Club. Jaycea clubhouse o.
Flagler ST., 7:So >. ID.
Cayo Hueso Grotto, Red Meas
Hal, : p. n.
SATURDAY, JULY is
Youth for Christ Rally, Flaming
Street Methodist Church. 723
Fleming Street. 7:S0 pm.
SUNDAY JULY ls--
Logia aMarti'' Nro. :. ordes
cabalIero dc ID Luz. Ine.,
meets 1t the Casa Temple, "a
Amelia st., $50 pm. every
Sunday
MONDAY, July o.
Gym classes toe o.W.Gs eea
Plane Bass. 10 am.
Alcoholics Anonymeut 60
meeting. slss1 Duval sRssl
3 pm.
yayteep Yoash Center. pslneiana
In6Siks, b. b.
Elizahelh Taylor Circle 81 WlaU
First BaptiDt Church, annsx,
q ID.
w. s. C. &. Ley Memorial Meshe-
dist Church, 3;So d. N.
Lions Auxiliary, Lions Den, .
juvenile iii Council. Clinic Blds. !
p. m.
General meeting. women Il
First Presbyterian Church, a.
Tex, 3 p IA.
TUESDAY, July H.
Bowling Ter 0fnesEs wives, ! q
$50 Pm, Sc Naval States
Youth tcr ChrlSt Bihls Etn1y, O.
Service Meas Ckristian ceEteE,
ct so Whitehead st.
COmbined soelaI an1 kaAGlegalG
houfs &c 3. ". xssth Ce11es
evsgy Iuss aw6nine o.
house party. Z pm.
1adies Coli ToaTnemenk & VI
Col course. 3 am.
Special interest Sewing eE0ut1
e:3e q. d. - 11:1e i. =. az
Up. "a. t. Z p n, homs g
Mrs. Richard Aeyn1l6s, nc
Arthur Sawyer "a.
Key West Chapter No. - Dlsabl.
cd American Veterans. meet
ing st Orders Cahallere Ae Ii
Luz Temple, ~ Amelia st..
SPIN.
Civil Air Patrol, Legion Pest
Home. 3 pm.
Minoca Council No. 10. Desres e
Pocahontas. Redman Hail, 1:so
pm.
Key West Assembly No. - Order
Of Hainbow Girls, Scottish
Rite Temple. 7:3e pm.
L.A.F.n.A. Unit g luncheoa.
noon.
WEDNESDAY, JULY ~
Gym classes for ONO. Ges
Plane Base, 10 an.
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~ eEI9NN AAAANGAHs sNOOA8Ns VEFe sEtAHs
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CflaGUI1
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA. ia
And FOR MONROE COUNTY.
ChmmeeFy Case No. l8-dDa
In the Mattsr Of the Adnptifn of
LARRY DOUGLAS DoBBS,
A Minor
To- DOUGLAS III. DOBBS
q warden
Ohio state petitentiary
Columbus, Ohio
YoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a petition for the adoption oi
Larry Douglas DObha. a minor, has
been filed in the Circuit Court Of tbs
sixteenth Judicial Circuit Of thu
State Of E1oridA. in and for Monrat
County. In Chaneery, by Kari Hud-
son Loesch. Of Marathon, Monroe
County. Florida, ana YOU are hereby
required 10 be and appear in said
Court on or before August 18th, AID
1858, there TO show cause lie any you
can. why said Petition should not be
granted
DATED al Key West. Monroe
County Florida. this zsrd day oi
June, A.D. 1853.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY fsd1 Florence Fl sawyer,
Deputy Clerk
fsd1 Ralph d. Cunningham. Jr.
Attorney for Petitioner
Pc. Box 6il
Marathon, Florida
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN TINE CIRCUIT COURT or THU
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. II
CHANCERY.
MARY JAMES McGEHfsE
Plaintiff,
PAUL RAYMOND WILLIAMS.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: Aafc Paui X. Williams. I45s5s :
74l5 Air Police sos APO. IS
60 Postmaster.
New York New York
Y9J3 ARE HEREBY S9TIFIEE
thar suit for divorce has been filed
against ven herein and yea are re.
Toured 10 seFS. e0pt nt ydMi
answer On attorney fer Plaintiff
and file the original theresa Will
fthe Clerk III this Court on ur before
the 1tth day 81 Jaly AD. iss3
Iotherwiss d Decree Pro I0nf1ssE
viii Ne entered against sou
DATED this 9Th day Of June
AID. 1888. at key West, Monroe
County. Florida
stCIRC1TIT COURT
SeaI3 EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court
By tsdy Sophie saunders
Deputy Clerk
Enrique EsuaIHaldn, Jr..
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SOS whffehezA Street.
Key West, Florida.
tun2s .tivs 81 IsS;
~ THE CrRCTIT COURT or TaF
18TH JUDICIAL stHEIIT Oh
THE STATE. or FLORIDA. Is
AND rem MONROE COUNTY. ~
9sHAACEnT.
Ne. aS-6s3
KATHARINE S. MONROE PARMER
Plaintiff,
OSCAR :. FARMER
Defendant
NOTICE M PUBLICATION
TO: t5S Ar & FARMER
.sftern4an Atfav Hospital
<skfs Es7Sz fsseE sssxa. 9SsS8 IsksT ks&N
You are hereby not sfess That i
BsIi cf Compliant tyr Diverse kai
been tiled a9asEat se hE Eats rtn.
SFonrDe FassxseF anss g2a are here:
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

1852 TRAVEL HOME trailer with
bath. Completely furnished
Beautiful Is awning covered Pa,
ito. Ideal location. 1908 Simonton
st. ilyI5.stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

y OMAN, white, for part.tine maid
work. sday week, S hrs. per
day Apply at en- Motel. Can
2s5s00 jlyleStx
EXPERIENCED walfress Day
work. Good money Apply 10 per-
son Ruulesard Drive Ii. Soose-
veil pes.as~.rr aeis- II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16
AUTOMOBILES For Sale
tcoSTFNUEDs

.BARGAIN--IsSi hard-top C0nger.
tible for only $500 for equity. Ap-
ply 5lI Angela st. jly1si2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

LOTS FOR SALE: Fill or untitled.
Very reasonable. Can 2-s721.
jlli.ti
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16
Bikes and Mo.
tor Scooters

1852 CUSHMAN EAGLE for sale,
cheap. In good cord. Just had 4
complete overhaul. See at Pure
Oil Station, Truman and Francis,
% q. m. to 7.30 p. m. jlyl6-ss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16
! Cottages For Rent

10DERAIE rents for clean, at.
tractive, central, fully furnished.
shade, lawn. inside parking Also
one unfnrnished thas water heat
&, refrigerator. stove Also. &
room ground noor apartment VIII
take one u two children. Navy
personen only. No dogs Johnson
and johnson, aIa Dcval Phone z.
asa Jlslastt
UNFuRltIsHED cottase no dog.
Apply sls oiivla. 5lyls-st
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