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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-23

FUEL OIL HEATER, five room;
large coal stove, suitable for
shop; Lincoln welder and
truck available; l94l Ford coupe;
lawn mower, and apartment gas
stove, like new. Watson's Ga
rage, Ava, Ohio. Phone 347-F-31,
Caldwell, Ohio. 2 3
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-23
For sale-HOUSEHOLD GOODS

EASY SPIN dryer. Rebuilt. In
excellent condition. Patterns
Appliance Center, Caldwell, O..
Phone So. 3
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-23

NINE FOOT Frigidaire refrigera-
tor, two years old. In good
condition. Glen McFerren, GIG
Playground Street, Caldwell,
Ohio. 3pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-23

TEN HEAD registered double
standard polled Hereford heif-
ers and bulls, up to l3 months
old. Will trade one male calf
for one equally as good. One
registered male Berkshire hog
for service. M. l.. Weekley, RID.
4, Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 706-F-
I3. 3 4 5pd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-16

lvealed that the money was mis-
sing.
The Richardson's wrote the
money off as ''lost" since they had
seen no one entering the house al
though neighbor reported that he
had observed a young blonde
man" knock on the door at the
same time Mrs. Richardson was
showing the apartment.
They said that he had a news
paper rolled up under his arm and
the Richardson's theorize that the
youth was answering the ad for
the apartment and had spied the
pocketbook and helped himseE.
Richardson did not report the
matter to the police since he did
not even have a complete descrip-
ton Of the young man.
Then, on Tuesday, Richardson
found in his mailbox, an envelope
addressed simply: 701 Florida
Street, Key West, Florida.
Inside he found exactly STA
ten, five and two one dollar bills.
Evidently conscience stricken. the
man had returned the money, Or
he had fallen on better
times and had considered the
money a '1oan''.
At any rate, Mr.. Richardson said
that he is happy that the money
was returned"---not only can be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-16

There is an apparently .honest
thief" at large in Key West and
Paul Richardson, 7O1 Florida
Street, would like to thank him for
returning SIT which was stolen
from his wife's pocketbook in their
home two weeks ago.
Richardson, a Navy yard worker
said that two weeks ago, his wife
returned from the store and placed
her purse on a table in the hall
where it was visible from the front
door.
Shortly, a couple arrived to in
spect an apartment which they
had advertised for rent behind
their home.
When she went back into the
house, she noticed that the pocket
book was open and inspection re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-16
POLIO STRIKES FAMILY
OF LATE PRESIDENT

NEW YORK R-Infantile paraly-
sis again has struck the. family of
the late President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, who himself was a polio
sufferer. -
1t was disclosed yesterday that
two of his grandchildren-Haven,
IL, and Nina, 10, children of John
A. RooSevelt-were stricken with
mild cases last summer. They now
have recovered.
Another of the late Presidents
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-16

News staffer and the Dean Of
newspapermen in Key West, is the
butt of a lot of good-natured rib
bling these days when it was learn
ed that he is listed in the newly
published Key West City Directory
as a "Cub Reporter.
Day started his newsgathering
career IS years ago with the Bir-
mingham Age-Herald. Which all
goes to prove that the first IS
years are the toughest, Hank.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-16

grandchildren, Curtis Roosevelt,
%, suffered a light polio attack In
1s4s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-16

A bill presented to the Utility
Board at their meeting on Tues.
day bore this fascinating item:
Holes, not used. $50.
The bill was presented by the
Richardson Company (no kin to
the aforenentioned) which is con-
structing the Big Pine Key electric
line and represented four holes
which were dug for electric poles
and then not used because of an
error in their placement. They cost
the company five dollars each.
Merville Rosam, City Electric
System comptroller, suggested
that an engineering study be insti-
tuted to find a way to transfer the
holes to Key West where he fig
ures they may be put to Use.
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use the SIT, but he thinks that the
person who took it '.may have
learned a lesson"
Whoever that man is, l want to
thank him." Richardson said, che
made mistake and think he is
sorry for it. l hope he continues to
live an honest life."
Mr.. Richardson asked me to
emphasize the fact that the Incl
dent has been forgotten" and
that the person who borrowed"
the money is in no danger of get.
ting into trouble.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-16

More men than women commit
suicide.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-16

Hank Day, veteran Miami Daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

The Carbon plan was to enlist the
support of various universities: Have
them, independently, set up programs
designed to meet the needs of Govern
ment workers in their particular areas
The universities. not the Government,
DR.. Carbon believed, were the best
equipped agencies to provide educa-
tional opportunities on a broad scale
The plan seemed little too visionary
to some: Dr. Carbon could offer the
schools no money for subsidization and
not even assurances of success With
curriculum preSSures Of their own, uni
versities would hardly welcome a new
one.
But they have responsibility" in
sisted the soft-spoken scholar who, in
the duSt-bowl problem days of the
'30S, had talked Congress into setting
up laboratories for badly needed re-
search in grass and legumes "A re-
sponsibility both to their students who
may enter Government service and to
the service itself"
He took his case to Boston University
A few months later, the school offered
three courses specially designed for
Federal employees in the Boston area.
Enrolment totaled 1885,
This year, 10 courses are being Of
fered, and enrolment has tripled. New
York University, too. has picked up the
idea and now has similar program.
It's just beginning" says DR.. Car
don. But it's an indication of what
can be done"
Since the department recently an
nounced policy to accept gifts, grants
or endoWmentS from private sources,
Dr. Carbon looks forward to improve
ments in the Washington program as
we'll. He hopes to be able to bring in
more experts as teachers, and to offer
deserving employees full-time scholar
ships to academic institutions.
Yes, DR.. Carbon says, summing up
the first year of his administration and
discussing plans for the future, the
grass looks definitely greener on the
side of educational opportunities for
Federal employeS-and for the public
service as whole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
Back From Retirement
BY Doris Kanter

nR. PHILIP v. CARBON, 1880 Crest
Dwood drive NV, was just getting
used to the easy pace of retirement
and the luxury of time for painting,
writing and zalea-growing hobbies
when the Agriculture Department
called
The department needed some one
with both broad vision and practical
approach to direct its Graduate School.
Would he please come back?
The 64-year-old plant scientist and
his wife had planned to celebrate their
4Oth wedding anniversary all year
long" He had spent more than 40
years working to improve farming gen.
orally and had only recently retired
as head of the departments Research
Administration But this job was too
tempting to turn down.
AS director, he could work for i'm
provement in a field close to his heart
public service. The painting, writing,
even the azaleaS, could wait.
A little more than year ago, peo-
pie in and out of Government were
listening to the white haired, mild
hammered new school directors idea:
If you expect to raise the level of
public service you've got to give the
public servant more opportunities to
elevate himself"
The Agriculture Departments in
formal after-hours program was set up
in 1921 to give its employees an oppor
tunity to improve their work, train for
better jobs and keep abreast of prog
ress in their fields at their own time
and expense. When DR.. Carbon took
charge, the school was Offering about
800 courses, mostly in languages public
administration, statistics and business
procedures to an estimated 4,500 Fed
eral employees year.
He had no quarrel with the purposes,
but the program did not offer enough
opportunities" to satisfy the improve
ment-minded scientist. 1t might meet
the minimum needs of employees in
Washington. But what about the 81
per cent of the department-aS we'll
as those in other Government agencies
working in field units?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

BULLD0ZKh operator. MIST be
able 60 grade. Living trailer fur
|nished free. Suitable f0r couple.
|si.7s per NJ. Phone Hudgins. sum
marland Key No. 4. sepkzti
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

Dulles Backing
OfAdenauer
CivECOncern

WASHINGTON w - Amerikan
mlslslals crossed shsir flngers iod4y
8 eancern over whal effect SecFa'
anry II state Dulltv ouispokan
andnrsemenl Il west German
chnnceIlnr Kongsd Adenauer MAJ
lave q Ghe CeFman elections.
TIE fate og AdenamaFa eoalllion
anvaFnmamf. which a friendly "a
g unlisd States nn4 o.h1E West
err powers. y Al aiake h eltsilons
e. SUNDAY.
TRe Unllod States iradlilanaIly
las kspl hands 81 elections n for.
elm Lands % avoid any appearances
II oulalaa lnleFfsFenre. hut a. hi
nsWs eenfsrenee yesterday, Dulles
fhfaw fhsi ifadliIon cot he window
a Adenaner6 case.
Failure "a retain the Adenaner
euallllon. he sid. could have .
alaanlfuns effect en- he possibility
~ GeFman unity sad ths prospects
a. realored boveEslenty t. all Ger
many.
frnmptlg . npokeaman for TIE
Gefmmn Socialist party, whieh -
apaAghaaAlnn he exposition %
Aannaner. complained 90 Bonn that
nallns waa guilty a q vicious
nglnm a inlaEfeFe dlreFilY H.
Cerman affairs
Sen. nl to- ALI sslf tat vale
Ne anFesh vita na'ieB int Aden.
aners eleNiinm wulfld henefis the
unilnd states greatly. be doesn't
believe ne secretary e state
ahoula unaaEiakn ID tea any other
people hew they hhuuld vote.
"Any nalian nsually feaanl1 cut.
side lniaflsrrnes II lla election end
reacts against me AIabmma
senator observed. ~ Il dan
aeroo1 Ihlna uhea ouIsldega. par.
tleul1K - oI||eI a another nev.
ernmA attempts 10 lnlluanea ar
Nl1riiUa IS nNY m8f'Un
AmeFEan aIplnmsli6 officials,
pFiHnlniv faaFinl cat Dullea' en-
aarseme miaht eont AeNnbuer
votes, Ioo& Ibf tha Communists ama
ether foes a. he chancellor 10 trs
to make = telling lnal.mlnuge issue
ef ihe episode.
II has been NJ secret that TIE
Unlled States would llke 10 sse the
AdenAmsE KoseFnmeni returned %
power with q haudsmme majority
But observers we're startled when
Dulles made hls plaln.spoken plea
Or an Aaemauer victory.
ny ennirnal, Dulex refralned
from open endorsement 81 Premier
Alelde da Casper In The recent
Italian sleeliens. slshomah TIE State
DepartA&l nFdenily honad De
caaperl ueald via. lie ID not.
Former Secretary Dean Aehaeon
nast Gan adopana che sama hnnas.
Ell attitude loWard Japanase Pre-.
mier xeahIda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

CAMDEN. n. ]. mTAs Cam
bel Soup co. has ordered fhe de-
alFuction of nearly 100 truckload,
Ct Tipe fomatoes because ire firm
hka No facilities b process them
for cannlnR.
A firm spokesman said tomatoes
are ripenin9 earlier than usual Il
ne heat wave.
The company said farmers are
heing paid for their loads ane
that the firm is absorbing TIE
iosA
Approximately sI per cent A
lomaieea delivered % The nlaul
henday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
were ordered destroyed. az
spokesman said.
The company said ne plant 4
operating - hours a day. seven
days a week in "a effort b process
- many tomatoes a. possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Gordon Is New
Officer


Commander Earle c. Gordon, IT.,
usN. Of Hanover. N. r.. recently
reported 10 the y. s. Naval Base
- Legal Offices. He relieves Lieu.
tenant Commander BENJAMIN N.
Berry, uSN. Who left recently foF
duty With The office a Judge Ad.
vocale General. Washington. ID. c.
CDR. Gordon was bora In Canaala,
n. a.. tie son Of Mrs. Elizabeth
c. Gordon Of O. So. Maine ST., Han.
over. n. n.
ne l. q. graduate Of Dartmouth
College. Hanover. n r., where he
received . Bachelor ol Arts degree
N 1883. In 1888 he received . de-
gree In Bachelor ~ Laws a. The
Session University School II Law,
Boston. Mass. and was admitted 10
ne New Hampshire Bar the same
year. tie conducted bis Own general
practice II Law 81 LehaHon, n. II.
until 1919.
From iess 10. 1875, Cdr. Cordon
served IS Justice Of Municipal
Court q Hanover. N. H., taking
leave II absence from shls judge
ship % accept . commission as
Lieutenant In the Naval Reserve
In December io7.
re was under instruction untn
February 1es3 81 Naval Air Station.
Quonses Point, n. I. Ills first duty
assignment was Battalion Officer.
Flight Prep School. Wooster. Ohio.
Prom January 1874 10 August ia
be served a. Ralions officer. Nav
ii Air station. Corpus chxisii. Tea
a.. From September b November
1884 he vas under lnStFnetion AZ TIE
nAdaF Sehool. Naval Ale Station,
Sc. SlEnons. Ca. From December
1854 10 January isfS was spent at
the Newport. r. I. Naval Station
ON Pre- Commissioning Detail And
from January lots 10 March lpte
he served a. Fighter Director and
IcIC officer. &C" DIV. or. In the
uSS Weatmoreland and ives releas.
ed 10 inactive duty at the end a.
shat assignment.
Re accepted commission a. Lieu.
tenant Commander in the Regular
Navy In May 1877 and served until
February 1919 On Staff. comman-
der Mariana Area. Guam. a. Legal
Officer. From March tele 10 De.
eember 1850 he .was attached 20
Com II. Seattle. Washington IN the
legal office.
Prior 10 reporting 10 Key wesl.
Cdr. Godon was attached 20 The
|ofliee Of Judge Advocate General
In Waahlnlon. y. c. since January
1851. where he served a. Head
Investigations Board until August
1852 and a. Appellate Government
Counsel until hts assignment here.
He Is married b the former Miss
Charlotte Evans, the dauahteg az
Mrs. Ruth b. Evans q " WASH
layton s., C0ncord. N. II.
Cdr. and Mrs. Gordon, together
with their three ehildren, william. .
n. Sally. 10. and George, 1 viii
occupy Quarters RS" On the Na.
val Station during the Command
er's tour q duty - Base Legal OF.
llcer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04


~ tME gntNFT 1rn0Rsa c0gnY
ANn ION MoNuOG C0tNTf
NAont0As ~ RnamATN.
In re Estate 81
Raul ~ GARCIA.
NUEaGU 90 APpaefAEnow
Foa FINAL naarmAnaR
Notice - heFety aiven te al uhems
u may enmcern that norm n. Garcia
- ndmtntAtrAtrtx 81 the estate III
Naui ~ Garcia. deceased. haa files
with the HcnofaAis RaVnaana II
hard, CoantS Judge IN ana fer Man.
roe Goanty. Flortaa. her Ftmal Re.
pert mna has made application fas
hsr dlaehaF9e as sneh aaminlstfa.
l,assa shis sosA aay e Ausust
taal DORA 4. GARCIA.
AZ naminingFMtrfN ~ ths
estate - kaul -. Garcia.
aEr eaaa4
~ CURRY HAKkIN
&a3A nWxmi street.
AaF West. NA0raAm.
AttoFKa&4 80 Administrators
auHst-1s .nspta.tk.aesl
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NEW YORK uN-Former rrpsl.
deat Truman repeatedly will make
his first commercial appearance On
telegision this fail.
A spokesman Cor TIE TV.Radle
Nogkshop II NE Ford Foundasior
said Wednesday thas neeoslations
ara N progress f0F Truman to ap.
pear oa one q the weekly pro
grams ior young people over MIC
entitled Excursion.
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Tmslahnnaem w1erfaa
AsEeas asth. tata
M8IxEM
NOTICE - haFa6V Kt9sm eha4 80
Trustees az tie NmfnFmml impEoNe.
neat WmmA e. aha Atmae 90 WlewA3n
FnTnaamt - Gsmw. viii effef for saie
f4E t1l8etlom4 0nlg. - Tallahassee
FloF&an. a. Is - ofetaeM A. tseaa.
haF Ga. fBs2. So fallowamm aemerls.
- lamA IN MONh0& COUNTY. Flor.
fan. fa@Mf9f
a paresi a. sabmeress iana IL
Ne8t keg iEasbur nsath ~ ass
aala@ant - f&aWaTnnmmm& Let a.
Nmn&i@m tM Twwm8htn - MemtAs
hmmRa 11 East. eemtAinin@
HeFaa. meEe ~ taaa.
fCpTreft legal asscripkion e -
fwfnlshef vita ae46i
TIE pmFehameF ~ FeauiFa6 % -
sha aaveFlisinm eaat ana aeeumsm-
re sale. e as wasn sasas. shall
2 !, .sssss e 90 fssssss , Zee, r 49,
phmsa. msgnermin mm6 rnesaaa an6 a8m
81 the pssroisum thssen eF tAaFs'
Tffn TRUSTEES % rNTKnN.
AZ. IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve
the FAmht 20 Wmta0k The eaie.
ny umDEn - enc TFumseem Fl
ihe fmlarnai Improvement Funa 81
tha state 81 Kioflaa.
DAN xecARTr.
0ovaFnag
III. 4. Eliiot, see
Tgnafaaa 4. 4 Nan2.
aap4-ll-t4.s6, ocf1. as
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~ Michel. e.esa feet hlxh. &
the highest mountain In the eastern
part q TIE United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

an TmR coTvTV JUDGES counT
N AND Wom moNnoE C0USTnl
FH0naDA. ~ Pm0nATm.
IN 70 A'' MATTE N. s1ERoUT. .
Deceased
warscR % APPLICATION
R0m FINAL DtscMAm0N
Noeles IL hereby mlven e Al
whonn i may sgnesrn sn.s =. =
N ss' ~ ss,as" - Matte u X. shfoul
ssosss.s. sss fsisa vita tAs boasr-
able Raymond y Lere, Ceunty
Judge n ana Ter Memroe county
Floriaa. hla rlnal mepeFt and Retl'
tlon far Flnai Discharge 80 such
anciflary adminiatFatoF.
nassa shis isth cay e AUGUST
A-DN as'" asa, N. Mr. aHRoUT.
As Aneiilary AeminlstFatnr % -
Estate of Matte n shroats &C.
w. crRnY HARRIA
aa1 ia Dmvnl street,
Key west. Wieriaa.
Attorney Cor Anefilary
MISUNDERSTANDING
IN Tnm COUNTY 1UnGNsm c0NnT
~ Avn Rom M0NmoM COUNTY,
PL0maDA. IN PmoBATms
fn pe Estate 81
ckTTiERiNE KsTELLE nRIoHTs
Deceased
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
TO All CREDITORS AND
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
on DEMANDS AGAINST
SAID E8TATEf
Yom ana each of res are hereby
nottfiaa ana required 20 present any
eialma anA demanaa whtch you. o.
estate az Catherine EBteiie Hriaht.
late AZ the Cltw 81 washington. ia
th@ district Of Colmruhla. 20 tAa
ceunfv Judge 81 Monroe County.
FioFfaa. a. hia office IN the Court
HabNa a. said Couaty 81 kev West.
HlorlAA, wlahim elmht esI calanaar
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DUPLEX apt, completely turn
ishsd. Apply 1914 Liza S.
sept7-3
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q BEDROOM UNFINISHED house,
Cal 2.Tso5. septs-tl
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~ NsM Mt#NH N%H#%#
sealed bids wili be NeeRtw@0 ~
the city ComnlsNfom 81 The cts
~ Ker west. FloFifa. 81 the City
CLERKS offiea. CltN Hail. Kew West
EioFtaa. % % $50 @ IL Nonaay
september "a. 1850. nneA bids - -
opanaa "a q Fenmlar mesttnR 81 a&te
rltv Commissiea - BE hsia - ssi1
sfme aa& pinca at TIE Cemmi1alen
ChMrnher ~ the city Hail, kes
Wmat. Florida. foF sna furniahimM 81
ere following
ieee II. 81 aaabis Jacket ~
inca fire ho4e
Eseh preposal foF farnlshln9 said
fire hoaa mumt - eneA08@4 u
mmaleA envelope MaFk98 en- tRs est.
side "PropomAl for fuFnlshinH ices
~ Il deubis iaekst ~ inca tiFs
hose
Tha ealA city Commiaaion -.
serves the ramht 90 Fetset any aad
ali bids o. 10 wMise any informally
In nng bid % nToposaL
nAtsa a. keT West. Fieridas tnis
ara aay % AoptombeE, Al. isea
VICTOR LOWE.
city Cierk
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CALI NoN A4Us
Raaiea bi4s Wfll BE receives ~
enc city CammatnnAan 81 THE III
of Eav west. N1ort&a. 81 ahm ~
clerks office, Cltr Hail. kev West
Florida, up te see F.M Nonost
september 81, 1884, sueh olae te y
opened 81 q regular meetInN 81 49,.
04tw Commission 90 h@ heaa ~ $50
sfsns and place mt the Iommtseton
Chamber O. tha City HAL hes
west. Flortda. fer ths furnishing g
-" Tws.wsy hadlo Mobile Uniss
pianm ana specifications mas ~
ns~ereA AZ fhe city Managers &C
flrs. ctr Hall. Key West btnftas..
Naeh propoaal foF furnishing sAta
naFviee Fnnnt BE eneloaea ~
ammiea anvelopa maFkea En- the uat'
800 @prnuoaml 9oE furnl9hanM i've
NAV fsnafo Mobile untts.
The said City Commission ~.
enFeaa ehe ri9ht 20 Fetaet any $50
al hlam 81 70 waive any tnkormaAAtt
IN mny % oE pFeposML -
ratea ~ KEY West, EsoFaaes tnss
srd day 81 september. A,p. 1915
VICTOR LOWE.
CITY Ciark.
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PALE blue and wAlis parakees
Childs pet Reward. Phone
1-xSea sept2 81
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l22-Ios,

SALES portfolio and valuable
paperA belonging % supeFior
Match CO. Reward Cali 2-a2os
after S0o G. G. osaeman.
aRpt1 az
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ssrrs.Hrass-ssanses
|months from the time 81 the fret
|eiAim ~ demand shall BE On writ
ina, and shall state the place 81
residence and noat offiee address 81
the claimant. and mhAlt be sWorn
70 ~ the claimant bis agent, Or
hia attorney. and anE such claim
or demana net 80 fllea SHALL be
void.
DAsed AZ Key west. Fiorldn, thin
eoth dag OF AuRunf AD. 1874.
tsdl ALLAN ~ GLARE. 4N,
A Auxiliary Administrator % ths
Estate ~ Catherine kmtelis hFtmhf.
deceased.
Iw. CURRY NARRlA
l1o1h puVat street.
key West, Florida.
Attorney fer Aneiiiiary
AamfntntEMfeR.
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Subscribe To The Cisi.en
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a-nEDROOM furnished apt II
7ti0 Harris Ave. $4,000. plus
utilities. Apply Adams Dairy.
sept3-3s
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that
lthe unaermiamed. Desiring 20 en-
aame ~ business mmdEr the fietls
tlona name 20 Palms Courts" 1854
seminary street. keg west. FteFida,
Iintead 10 register the aAia fictitious
mama with the clerk 81 the Circuit
Court 20 Momroa CounEvs FLORIDA
Dated august ~, 1853
LAWRENCE KRAMER
RUTH KRAMER.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

UNFURN. 4-Foom apt. with elec
stove and refrig. Immediate &C.
eupancy. 31i0 Eagle Ave.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

MANAGER ard Salesman wanted
30 take over operasion of nation
ally known beverage doing buzlr
ness IN Monroe Couniy. Position
and pay entail responsibility with
good future. Address inquiry %
Box B-seo. elo Key Wess Cities.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

lDRACLfNE 0psrat1rs. 500 per
hsur. SNAIL trailer furnished for
Illwina. Must furnish references.
Phona Hndgins Allonaos Inc. sum
lmaFland Ne. Z sepo'st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

|ExpERfENcxD super market
stock clerk. Apply IN person
Gulfssream Feed p9pk Store. ii0a
White Street augle-ti
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

FURNISHED apartments. . rooms
and bath. maid and ianlt0r Ser.
vice. Utilities furnished. Coral 10
ed Apartmenls. "a slmonton s..
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
4 2Dogs Cats Pets

sHIpMKNT of pekineae ana
pomsrmniano pupA Res. Axe.
De Sept l1ih. Taking orders
now. IRE Pet shop. ei1 caroline
Street phonn z.al7o. sepi5-si
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

ESTIMATES Sos painting Interior
and exieriur 81 home. Also sand.
ing and vanishing q noors. Cal
|a-sDe0. septs stx