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Eisenhower Warns
Allies Not To
Relax Rearming
Ry rom MAsTERsoN

PARIS Rf--PreSlaent EISENHOWER
warned Americas allies in the
North Atlantic Alliance today not
to relax their rearming because
of the Russian peace campaign
that until the conditions for gen.
uine peace have Oeen firmly estab-
lished, it would be foolhardy for
us to delude ourselves about the
dangers confronting u.s."
U. S. Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles read the Presidents
message to the opening session
here Of 4 three-day meeting of the
14-nation NATO Council Of Minis
tiers.
First action of the session was
the signing Of contracts totaling $50
million dollars for European air
planes to fortify Western defense.
| Charles E. Wilson, U. 5. defense
secretary here for the NAT0 meet
ing, hailed the signing as an ex.
ample Of NATo cooperation which
will provide essential military
equipment and at the same time
serve as economic aid'' to the
countries producing the planes
Britain, France, Belgium, the
Netherlands and Italy.
The U. S. will put up $2S1, $40.
600. The largest single order placed
by the U. S. was for lao million
dollars in Hawker Hunter Jets from
| the British. France got U. S.
order for $50, SAC, 900 for the Das-
sault Mystere Mark w, jet in
terceptor. All planes will be dis
tributed among the IA NAT0 mem
bers, with delivery between now
and June, 1856.
Eisenhower's warning did not
specifically mention the recent
change in the Russian line, but
his implication was apparent in
the light of the ministers avowed
intention to discuss fully, and assay
the conciliatory line Moscow has
taken since the death of Stain.
1--WE deplore the fact" Eisen.
hover wrote, that civilized ma.
tons are compelled at this stage
Of human history 70 devote so large
la portion of their energies and re.
| sources to the purpose Of military
defense.
81 have already expressed the
hope that it viii be possible in
| the foreseeable future to devote
part of these resources and ener,
/ gies to more constructive purposes
III know that this can be accom-.
plished IL all nations viii cooperate
sincerely in creating the necessary
conditions for lasting peace"
Foreign Minister Georges Bid
| ault, in a major policy statement
Thy France for the NAT0 ministers
accused the Communists Of launch
| ing new attack in Tndochina while
talking of peace in Korea. Bidaull
referred to the Vietminh invasion
of the Kingdom of Laos.
1T is intolerable for the renew
| al Of negotiations IL Korea to BE-
accompanied by a renewal Of hostil
tiles in Indochina," Bidault de
cIared. "You are not heading fol
peace = even If you find many
fighters Of peace to say So
when you close one theater Of
operations only TO open another. .
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Last night was kind of
rugged / was bobfalling back
troEn which means 1
was driving my tractor with
out a trailer. I'd left tire trailer
and four rev automobiles az
Miami for another truck driver
70 haul 70 Key West.
Half way between OAK ffsu
and New Smyrna my right eye
caught q quick fash In the
east drainage ditch. II IL
weren't for my periodical via-
aal aellity tests. / probably
wcal1n have secn III / pulled
onto tina shoulder lighted ergae
flares ard walked hack
A New York car was IyguS
an IL sid. It's fFuns was tke
m accordion wserw II raj
sznacked o uksgsty gnse TJs@
driver WA weswed II htwew1
fhe STEERING wheel ard tie
seat. as vas hysteri1Al a
woman aitftng nexf e h1rg
wax CIR ed Thsfp wns :
little haAsy in ker Mrxns and
ne baby wrzs cxgSnx. I sssrna
~ EaahKhs On the xumesg-
cFnessx. i was zrnez 4 %
niles an kaEr
! to0k IRE hAhy css af tAe
car AaAr.ntly ahs maaat
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CUBAN PRESIDENT
CONTINUED from Page Onel

with space, II viii be necessary
to take a dock away from some
other activity by presidential de-
gree. II is expected that the Gu
ban government win commander
dock formerly given to the Navy
rs tie Havana terml1s Of thu
line.
The Havana stevedore's Union
still has not been completely sat.
isfied as To the conditions Of their
participation Benitoa pointed out
that q ten labor unions involved,
nine have been brought into lire.
Benitoa ended the interview by
pointing out the tremendous econo-
mic boost the line win give 10 Gu
ba and q the United States.
In answer TO rumours that Cuba
Is not ready to handle the expect
ed influx Of tourists that the ferry
line win bring to the island repub.
lie, Havana hotel men are vehe-
ment In quashing such statements.
There are plenty Of Accommodations
available In both Havana and out
lying districts, they say. In fact
many Of them have claimed that
business "could be 4 lot better, .
and feel that they need just some
ting as the ferry to take up the
slack.
Generally, the man in the street
feeds this way: Anything that will
bring tourists into the county, VIII
be good for Cuba"
Hence, II appears that there viii
Be Z ferry line after ali.
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AQUIAR HOME COULD

tContinued rom Page 0nel
residence Of Mrs. Dahl Jones. %
extinguish a fire in which a heater
famed up. Prompt summonlng Of
the department saved the house
from damage except for smoke.
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Child Health
Day Set For
MaylByk Ike
Mental Health
Programs To Stem
JuveniIe Crime
To Be Stressed

Child Health Day win be marked
May throughout the United
States BY President Eisenhower's
first proclamation issued in Feb.
ruary, 1t was learned today.
The national day will be ceIe.
brated in Key West with programs
10 be announced later.
Child Health Day was first pro.
claimed BY President Calvin Cool.
idge, Is years ago.
Since then it has inspired many
successful erusades for improving
the health Of the nations children.
Almost every May Day proclaim.
alton has stressed some particular
aspect Of child health, on which
citizens are invited to work.
This year the stress win be on
prevention Of juvenile delinquency
through efforts to better mental
health.
President Eisenhower's proclaim.
alton states:
Whereas the health and whole
some development Of our children
are matters Of the deepest concern
to all Americans: and
whereas the stresses and
strains Of our times create many
problems bearing on the spiritual
and emotional health Of our chill.
dren and are reflected notably in
juvenile delinquency; and
Whereas we have made trem.
endous advances In overcoming
the most severe physical hazards
Of childhood, and are now striving
10 make equally significant pro-
gress In understanding the nature
Of emotional health, IN order that
our children may grow into ma
ture, responsible citizens Of . de.
miocFacy:
'Now, Therefore, /, Dwight d,
Eisenhower, President Of the Unit
ed States Of America, do hereby
designate the first day Of May,
1858, as Child Health Day; and
urge all parents and young people,
and all other individuals. as well
as agencies and organizations In.
terested In the well.being Of chill.
dren, TO increase their understand,
Ing Of the emotional, social, and
spiritual growth Of children, 50 ii
to apply this understanding IN their
day-to.day relations with the ris,
Ing generation,
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BOB YoUMANs
(Continued from Page One)

A~S-st1AS1 - SAAa > = 81 4-~t
away. Of course real gardenias
would turn yellow with handling 30
manufactured ones are used.
Bob Youmans was still the fair
haired boy when he met US. But not
for long. As soon as the makeup
man could get away from mop
ping the brows and redabbing the
faces of Wagner and Miss Moore,
he went into the Casa Marina
beauty parlor to supervise the big
dye episode. Three regular Gus
toners, including Julie Melville,
were undergoing Inanicures and
hairsets as usual. And there was
Youmans with his manly chest
draped in coral-colored towel
while the makeup girl ruffIed his
once light locks. They were by
that time a raven, raving black.
The moustache would have to
come later.
Back out on the outdoor set, the
real Gilbert Roland sat talking to
himself under a palm tree. His
lips moved constantly as he sat in
isolation, memorizing lines. Now
and then he stood UP in his Little
Abner type shoes, old tattered
pants and shirt. and walked to-
ward the shore to look at the sea
with pair of highpowered binocu.
lars. expected someone TO break
into a takeoff on shrimp Boats
A-Comin'," with the title Sponge
Boats A-Comin". but instead the
crew just motioned for everyone
to be quiet while Terry Moore
tore into her next re-take, only
more so.
Robert Wagner did something
unusual for movie stars, and I've
seen plenty Of them on location
before. He didn't sulk, Cor frown
or stalk haughtily off, although
the action had to be done over
and over again because planes
kept roaring overhead and marred
the sound take. Wagner walked
around in his dungarees and sweat
shirt, sheath knife on his belt,
whistling or maybe doing some
shutting steps in his ''beat-up''
shoes. Once he went over to a
stepladder and did a horizontal
bar nip.up.
Harry Carey, Jr., was around
some place but not very close,
Tan swoonsome Peter Graves was
lounging under a palmtree with
Betty Madigan, singer at the Casa
Marina. Youmans dragged me
(what am I saying? / practically
RAM over to meet Graves. He's
a good six feet three and al.
though he said he was playing a
Williams role, he's the hero type
Ppm supposed to be Conch,'
Graves said. Well, gals, he's a
King Conch, then. even in KHAKI
pants, an old sweat shirt and 4
battered seagoing cap. If he ever
gets tired Of making movies he
could make ; move 10 Key West
become = clartefboat fisherman
and the jump in feminine anglers
would be stupendous. But dom
hold 4 baited breath. He has the
markings Of q top star.
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Barkley's Body
Sent To NC.

The body Of James A. Barley,
-. was sent today to HuntersviIle.
North Carolina for funeral services
and burial In the family plot. BY
Lopez Funeral Home.
Barley died early Monday
T. Of the Key West Shrimp Co. Cap.
r. Of the Key West Shrimpco. Cap.
tain A. D. jackson brought the
body 10 Key West from or Dry
Tortugas where they were fishing.
Survivors. wife. Mrs. Novela H.
Barley, and two sons.
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SCHOOL BOARD

lContinued from Page One
Board, however. did not vote other
than to receive the recommended
tons of the Trustees, which stated
that they wished all top personnel,
including March and Russell re-
tanned.
Tonight's meeting is expected to
bring the three week old scontro-
versy to a close.
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Mayo Expecting

HOLLYWOOD B--Movie actress
Virginia Mayo and her husband.
Michael o'Shea. have announced
that they are expecting their first
child in November. They've been
married six years. Miss Mayo
starts work this week on new
movie.
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50-Legal Notices
NOTICE OF INTENTION
To APPLY FOR PASSAGES OF
LOCAL OR SPECIAL. RIIT.

l.
Notice is hereby given that MN.
uant to the requirement ~ Sed.
ion 81 of Article III of the Con.
titution of the State of Florida, a.
'uended at the general election III
93S, application will be made ii,
he undersigned to the Lerislatuf,
Z the State of Florida at the reg.
lar session of said LEGISLATURE I,
q held during the year 1883 fol-
he passage of a local or specia
ill
To Amend Section of Chap
ter 23S1S, Laws Of Florida,
Special Acts OF 1s45. as Amend
ed by Chapter 276ss, Laws of
Florida, Special Acts OF 1881,
Entitled IAN ACT Amending
Section Z of Chapter 2ss73.
Laws of Florida. Special Acts
OF 1s45, Entitled, AN ACT
Creating the Utility Board of
the City of Key. West, Flori-
da, to Manage. Operate, Main
tain. Extend. Improve. and
Control the Municipal Electric
Utility Owned by the City OF
Key West; Appointing the First
Members of Said Board and
Fixing Their Terms OF Office;
Providing for the Appointment
and Terms of Office of Subse.
quent Members OF Said Board,
Providing That the Mayor Shall
be a Member of Said Board;
Prescribing Its Jurisdiction,
Powers, Functions, Authority,
Franchises, Duties and Privi-
leges; and Declaring the Legis-
lative Intention That Said Act
Shall Not be Deemed Repealed
by Any Act Passed at the Reg
ular Session OF the LEGISLATURE
in 1915 Unless Specific Refer
ence In Made to Said Act for
Such Purpose. by Providing for
Monthly Salary for Each
Member of the Utility Board of
the City of Key West, Florida
In Lieu OF Compensation for
Meetings Attended: the Amount
of Such Salary to be Fixed by
Said Board: and Providing a
Limitation on the Amount at
Which Such Salary May be
Fixed; Repeating All Laws and
Parts Of Laws, whether Gem
eral or Special. In Conflict with
This Act 10 the Extent of Such
CONFLICT. ana PfoNldlnE Tor
This Act to Take Effect Upon
It's Becoming a Law, by Pro-
viding That Each Citizen Mem
her Shall be Removable for
Cause by the Recorded Vote of
q Majority of the Citizen Mem
bers OF the Utility Board of the
City Of Key West. Florida, At
ter Public Hearing and Each
Governing Body Member Shall
be Removable for Cause BY the
Recorded Vote of q Majority Of
the Governing Body of the City
After Public Hearing. Repeal
ing all Laws and Parts OF
Laws. whether General or Spe-
cial, in Conflict With This Act,
To the Extent of Such Con-
flict; and Providing for This
Act to Take Effect Upon Its
Becoming a Law.
Dated at Key West. Florida, TIL
9Th day of February. AID. 1853,
b. c. PAPY
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REHABILITATION COST
ESTIMATED At $4,000

EssETvGEss. Germany The
COS; q rehahaitsting Americas
ssmElses fsgsskea ~ last xeskss
nc1ss IL psIsssa has bsen go
mated ~ fa1a9. the AmsFiean
Rel csOss headquarters here ~
pxseA
aober = Iewts. ne oFgszfra.
sIeas GssegssT q spefstisaa, an
= least Is Amsrtesns Sere kile1
sss IS faEA g ssrs isfs honsiss.
As nsrs nfmhfss q - 4 q
AZ Feses a efAlr Fexcs iazaiss
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INCORPORATING To be properly
applied must .s steam cleaned.
lehT.lA
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CHURCH TO DECIDE ON
O'DWYER ANNULMENT

MEXICO CITY ~ ~ Mexicoe
Roman Catholic Archbishop Luis
Maria Martinez says the Vatican
is being asked 70 snnul the mar
rage Of former q. S. Ansbassadog
william O'Dwyer and his wife
Sloan
They were granted . Catholic
separation Jan. II. AT that time.
o'Dwyer. onee mayor Of New
York. said the eventual outcome
q our marriage rests Ia the hands
Of the eeeiesiastieal authorities.
O,Dwysr Indicated Wednesday
that be has acquired ; permsneai
resident status 10 Mexico since he
recent re sgnstien - q. 5 sHibas.
sador bat ID 80 80 vhsi business
be Is pursuing here.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
26--L.ots For Sale
tCONTNyEDI

LOTS ON BIG CoPPITT KEY in
Gulfyiew subdivision fronting on
First Street, size So x 1855. Easy
terms. johnson & Johnson, 419 Du-
val Street. feb9-tf
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5o-Legal Notices


discharge. and that 1 will apply 20
the Honorable Raymond r. Lord.
County Judge OF Monroe County,
Florida, on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1858. fol. .approval of same and
for final discharge as Adminis-
traitor OF the estate of Clayton
Clarence Brown, deceased. on this
aSth day of january. 1853.
ROBERT c. YoUMANS,
administrator OF the estate of
Clayton Clarence Brown, de-
ceased. - ~
WILLIAM r. NEBLETT
Attorney for administrators
janS0 ;feb6-1 $50, 1883
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9-Female Help Wanted

ATTRACTIVE young lady for
waitress and cocktail work. See
Mr.. Horace Young, Casa Cayo
Hueso, 1400 Duval. feb2.tf
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WANTED: Competent and expert
enced driver to drive large
Lincoln and couple to New York
last week this month. Expenses
and bonus. State references and
particulars. Write Box tx. W." co
The Citizen. feb12-3t
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NOTICE ~ HEREHY GIVEN that
me undersigned. desiring TO en-
gage in busines under the ficti.
tious name Of "Enehsnted Island
West. FLORIDA. intends 10 register
the said fictitious name with the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Aon-
roe County, FisFidm.
KIRBY Il MeCLAIN. IR-.
Sole Owner.
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1910 FORD station wagon. In good
condition. $4,000. 640-D Peary
Court. febll- 4tx
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WANTED: Boy 16 years or over,
with bicycle. Good hours, good
pay. Apply Western Union. feb13.tf
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MUST SELL at once. 2 sets golf
clubs - Mr.. and Mrs. l new
steam iron. electric spotlight, ]
rear view mirror. /. GA #. mat
tress, / record player and records.
Must sell this weekend. 826 Duvai
or AIT Olivia. febl3-1t
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SERVICE ATTENDANT wanted.
Apply Gulf Pride Service Station,
6ol truman. feb10-6t
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departments For Rent

ONE bedroom, al. electric. Private
bath. utilities. linens. dishes furn
ished. M & B Motel Phone 2-5515.
jan16-tf
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FOR SALE cheap, to quick buyer.
2 mems suits, size 40, in good
condition. Apply 52S Simonton st.
Phone 2-2973. feb12-3t
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GROCERY DEPT. stock man. Full
time job. Apply, Gulfstream
Food Dept. Store, HOS White st.
feb11.tf
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME eTAFtTE

trustees : janis ! s1 3. % .fsss.is.i. .
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CALL 2-5371 for a good used car
bargain between 6 and 10 pm.
feb7-30t
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1850 CHEVROLET, 2-door deluxe,
Power Glide. Radio and heater.
Phone 2-3276 after 4:30 PM. 1920
Olivia St. febl2-6tx
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LOTS 6 and 7. Block 6, Tract 80,
Venetian Street. Phone 2-2262.
feb12-3tx
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TRUCK DRIVER and helper.
Strunk Lumber Yard, 100 Simon
ton st. feb11.tf
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SUGARLOAF SHORES. Waterfront
lots on beautiful Sugarloaf Bay
- 10000 up. A few very attrac-
tive two-bedroom homes with tiled
Eljer bathrooms, $14,000.O0 up.
Owners representative on proper
ty. Brokers' cooperation well
coined. Sugarloaf Shores, II miles
from Key West. feb13-14t
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ATTRACTIVE WAITRESS and bar
maids. Good pay. Apply Sloppy
Joe's after 8 pm. feb3.tf
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Help Wanted
CONTINUED

BODY and Fender repair man. Ap.
ply in person. Tony's Auto Body
Shop. 6O3-o5 Greene St. feb2. 12t
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FURNISHED APARTME ejlS 8
rooms and bath. maid and janitor
service. utilities furnished. CoSsl
P1tel Apartments. 312 Simonton st.
ian16.tf
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WATERFRONT LOT. Best resident
tial location in city. $4,000.
Phone 2-6235. feb13-6tx
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BUS BOY. Salary. tips and meals.
Dinner only. Apply Tradewinds
Restaurant, 3o3 Duval st. feb11-3t
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MAID. General housework. Room
& Board, $4,000 weekly. No OBJ.
jections to married woman, but
will not feed husband. Write Box
IL c/o The Citizen. feb12-3t
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Tallahassee. Florida
january 5th, 1888
8MnTIrE

NOTICE
NOTICE Ii hereby given that the
Trustees Of Internal Improvement
Fund OF the State of Florida. Pnr-
suant 10 Law. wIIi offer for sale.
for Competitive Bids. In Tallahas-
see, Florida. al 100 o'clock An.
February nth. 1858 the following
described land in MONROE CoUN-
TY, Florida, to-wlt.
I.ors II and Is. Morningaide
Acres. "A Subdivision in Section
20, Township. &c South, Range
The Purchases is required TO pay
the advertising cost and document
The sale, IL and when made. shall
he subject TO the Trustees reserv-
ing unto themselves Tse Of the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
50Ss OF ne petroleum thereon or
therenndeFs
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right 20 r2jeof SAG and all bids.
ny ORDER Eof the Trustees OF
the Internal Improvement Fund OF
'As FULLER WARREN.
Governor
". c. ELLIOT. sec.
IruHtees I. T. Fsind
JaH1s 3-3a .fsbs.fasis
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feh1s,1s5s
Tallahassee. Florida
January sth, 1864

NOTICE
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the
Trustees OF Internal Improvement
Fund OF the state OF Florida. ur-
suant 10 Law, will offer for sale
fol. Objections Only. In Tallahas-
see. Florida. at 1900 o'clock AM.
February nth, 1859, the following
land In MONROE COUN-
TY, Florida. to-wit:
A parcel of submerged land IN
the Straits of Florida. adjacent
TO and south and west of Lots
1 10 g, inc. and the VIZ of Lot
OF Block So. STOCK ISLAND.
according to the plat thereof as
recorded in Plat Book and
Page SIS, Public Records of
Monroe County, Florida, lying
and being in Section 81. Town
ship 81 South. Range rs East,
Monroe COUNTY; Eio .a,n con- on7
acres.
The Purchaser r. required 20 pay
the Advertising cost and document
AIRY stamps.
The sale. II and when made. shall
be subject 10 the Trustees resery-
ing unto themselves 1876 of the
minerals and metals and
sos OF the petroleum thereon OF
TIE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER OF the Trustee Of
the Internal Improvement Fund OF
the state OF Florida.
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
v. c. ELLIOT, Sec.
Trustees /. ]. Fund
jsnIs-2s -5s;fsbs-1s.isss
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EXPERIENCED WAITRESS want
ed. Apply Luigi's Restaurant af.
ter 3 pm. feb4-3Ot
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EXPERIENCED seamstress want
ed for Navy tailoring. Apply 600
Whitehead. feb11-3t
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NEW Bedroom and efficiency
apartments. ideally located fer
rest and recreation. 30 Patio No.
isI Washington and William Sis.
feb3-if
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Tallahassee. Florida
January 27th, 1851
NOTICE

Tallahassee. Florida
January 27th, 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE IL hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State OF Florida.
Pursuant TO Law. will offer for
sale. for Objections only. Ia ITALIA
hasses. Florida, AZ 100 o'clock
An. March srd. 1859. the follow
Ing described land in MONROE
COUNTY. Florida. to-wit:
A parcel OF submerged land
fYinE IN Hawk Channel south
eri OF and adjacent 60 Block
Of ECSTASY, q subdivision re-
corded In Plat Book : AZ Page
- Of the Public Records Of
Monroe County, Florida. being
IN Government Lot !. Section
IS. Township IS South. Range
20 East on Crawl Key 10. 8,
Monroe cosnty. Florida. con.
tanning ia acres, mere or
lsea-
The Purchaser IL required 90 pay
the aaxsYtfsinw cast anS dscunsRt-
airy stamps.
shall Be Hnhgsct % the Trustees
rresrvinR unfo themselves 1s@ ~
TIE phosphate. minerals and metals
and sa% % the petrotsam Their On
or therswn1sr.
The Trustees ~ Internal frns
provsrnsnt Fpnd reserve tho right
70 reject the sale.
By Order % the Truatsss % The
tnssrnai Improvement Fand Ct the
state Of F1eridA-
DA. MecARTY.
CeTsTnoF
Attest.
p. c. ELLIOT. Sec
Trustees I J. Rand
sarssstsss-fi.fs. 81 1854