davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Natures Children !, .a1.. 6. A.., Word Game

ing the winter. This Is made into.
camel's hair cloth.
Nature has equipped the desert
traveller well for the hard life
It must Live. Its stomach II di-
vided into . great number Of
cells like I honey comb In which
water can Be stored. The camel
always takes d long drinF before
- journey. A good camel can
maintain . running gait for five
days across loose sands Flaps
within his nostrils may Be closed
ct will to prevent dust from en-
tering. His small ears bend down
to avoid sand from drifting in.
During . sand storm. the camel
kneels, his head stretched out,
waiting for clearer weather. The
traveller lying beside his camel Ii
safe from harm. covered with .
carnei's hair blanket.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Word to the Wise
By Mrs. Fronk Colby

FHSs tt0HN &OtUy
NOEL! NOEL!
To all the readers everywhere
Who scan my daily stint =.
To all the friendly editors
Who give 1t space In print J. /.
To all the good typographers.
Proofreaders, printers. too
And carriers who rise at dawn
To bring the news to you -.
I send these Christmas greetings
with
The wish sincere and glad
That this may be the f11erriest
Yuletide you've ever had!
tNote: Sing it to the tune of
"Auld Lang Syne," II you like 1t
and want to)
Distributed BY McNausht Syndicate. mel
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Ava Gnrdner in Frankfurt

FRANKFURT. Germany. Dec.
Is tR.Film Actress Ava Gard
ner dew in from Stockholm last
night to visit United States
troops on Christmas eve and
observe her SID birthday.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Jupun COINS Dollors

Japan's special dollar earn-
ings from United States procure
ment and expenditures by Unit
ed States Armed Forces have
been running close to $50 million
monthly.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Fumous Fables
By {. {. Edqor

CUT DOWN-After ap-
pearing for years In vaude-
vile as a song and dance
man, George M. Cohan
opened out'of town in a play
written by himself. The
critics did not treat it kindly.
They were agreed that the
first act was excellent. but
they turned thumbs down OIL
the second and third 1
The morning after the
opening, Cohan met a friend
in the street.
Hello, George" greeted
the. other. what are you
doing in this town."
Nothing much" replied
Cohan. II just opened in an
act"
RESIGNATION - While
Secretary of War in The
odore Roosevelt's cabinet.
VILLAIN Howard Taft made
several speeches expressing
views contrary to those of
the President. When 1t was
pointed out to him that he
was embarrassing the adj
ministration, Taft decided
that the only thing to dc
would be to resign.
He sent in his resignation,
explaining in detail the
reasons for this drastic step.
An hour passed, and then a
messenger arrived with the
PRESIDENTS reply. It was
scrawled across the top of
Taft's own letter.
Dear Bill" it read. "Fid-
dlededee. T. r."
Evening star., 1954-01-09
By Hermon Boum

please come to the aid Of the
male sex and tell me how to rid
my house of a veritable man
trap How can a man come out
ahead at his Saturday night
poker game when he has to be in
the house at midnight because
the floors make so much noise
that he dare not try to sneak in
after that hour?"-R. D. S.
Answer - 1t is all due to. the
fact that you are not living right.
You should start giving your seat
on the bus to elderly ladies and
put folding money in the collec-
ton plate on Sunday. That will
make Lady Luck smile on you
either in the matter Of love or
cards and solve your problem.
If you are short on faith you
will have. to use the objective
approach. This requires a great
er expenditure of physical energy
and results are unpredictable.
varying directly as the soundness
of slumber of the mate.
First. you must not let your
wife know why you are giving
the floors so much attention
Just tell her that you are look
ing for some lost change, which
is the truth. slightly disguised.
If this boisterous floor is up
stairs. all work will have to be
done from the top side. Start
with the simplest method. The
way most houses have been built
for the last few years, you will
have no trouble locating cracks
between the offending floor
boards.
A small quantity of liquid soap
Squirted into this crack may stop
the noise. Powdered graphite,
which your hardware store sells
in plastic tubes. may also help.
Trimmed wood glue, applied to
the crack with a medicine drop
per, is a tried-and-true remedy,
but with this treatment, the
noisy boards must not be stepped
Evening star., 1954-01-09
D1Nur0 Glue 0rreu HELPS

this in place with two 14-penny
common nails driven into the
end through each joiSt. If
necessary, drive a wedge between
the bridge and the subfloor as
directed above.
Still another method to help
you escape your just punish
ment is to drive several wood
screws into the floor from be-
meath. Use IA inch, No. 8,
round-head screws and fiat steel
washers.
Flea Circus.
Thanks to Mrs. ]. F. p. for
telling us her experience in
ridding a house of fieas. 1t
Evening star., 1954-01-09
O0vE NAIs 70 F13RM X
TM, LOCKS stooRMe TOGETHER

- sssspA.G GCfWEEWfI00XC ICfsW
on for a couple of days until the
glue has dried.
Another standard approach is
to locate the exact center of the
noisy area and drive two 10
penny finishing nails into the
floor to form an TX" in the
wood. Be careful not to mar the
surface of the floor with the
hammer. and use a nail set to
drive the heads sixteenth of an
inch below the surface. Fill the
hole with putty. This method
locks the floor and subfloor to-
gether. More than one pair of
nails may have to be used.
If the trouble is on the ground
floor and the underside Of the
flooring is accessible. different
methods may be used. In this
case. an examination usually
shows that the subfloor is not
in tight contact with the joistS
in the area of the noise. Dip a
wood wedge in glue and drive
it into this space. A wood
shingle makes the best wedge.
Tap the wedge lightly into
place.
If the squeaky spot is. between
joiStS. add a bridge cut from
2x4 to. span the area. Secure
Evening star., 1954-01-09
|PHA to Set Up New Office

Office here, Mr.. Slusser said. No
new employees will be needed. he
explained.
Charles L. Levy. formerly di-
rector of PHA's Richmond Office.
will head the new setup. He
joined the Government in 1885
and has been with PHA or its
predecessor agencies since then.
He is an architect. and is a legal
resident of Pennsylvania. He
practiced architecture in Wilkes
Barre.
Principal staff assistants will
be Paul r. Bosch. field Office
attorney: Emmanuel v. Perry.
assistant director for develop
ment, and Roy M. Little. assist
ant manager for management
and dispositions
Evening star., 1954-01-09
Here Are a Few Ways to Silence Creoky Floors

seems that q circus quartered It's
menagerie near her nome. When
the circus departed, the flea
show remained--in her living
room. She dumped piles Of
white bed sheets around h the
floor. The f1eas took refuge in
the sheets which were then
dropped into scalding water
Frosting Glass.
zone room of my apartment
is on a court. across from which
are some very nosy neighbors.
I would like to put something on
the glass in these windows
which will give me some privacy
and still admit light. Paint
stores do not seem to have a
paint of this sort. What would
you advise?"-Mrs. L. L. M.
Answer am surprised that
you can't find frosting paint. It
is generally available. You can
obtain the same results by this
method: Clean the glass thor
oughly of all grease and dirt.
Cut a piece of tissue paper the
exact size of the glass and hold
it against the glass on the in
side. Then paint over the paper
with clear varnish which has
been thinned with one-fourth
turpentine.
Cedar Closet.
II am lining a closet In my
home with cedar. A paint dealer
recommended that I use clear
shellac on it but ! would prefer
something more durable like
Evening star., 1954-01-09

The Public Housing Admins
tration will set up a field office
in Washington January 10 to
handle its programs in the Dis
trict. Virginia. Maryland. Della
ware and West Virginia.
That was announced today by
PHA Commissioner Charles E.
SlusSer.
The new field Office will be in
the Longfellow Building. where
PHA national Offices are housed.
Previously. local housing agen-
cies here and in Maryland have
had to deal with the New York
field Office, and those in Vir-
fginia had to deal with the
Atlanta office. Economies will
result from creating the new
Evening star., 1954-01-09

moth larvae can dine to their
NIL on your Sunday suit, free
from the annoyance Of this
smell. Leave the wood bare or
moths will leave you that way.
(Released By the REGISTER and Tribune
Syndicate, 1881
Evening star., 1954-01-09

that the aroma Of the wood win
chase away the moths and pro-
tect clothing stored there. The
use Of varnish. shellac or any
other finishing material seals
the aroma in the wood and the
Evening star., 1954-01-09

varnish. What would be your
preference?-S. D. A.
Answer-Cedar has q nice
color which is enriched by q coat
OF varnish. However, most
people install cedar closets so
Evening star., 1954-12-05

CHEVY CHASE: Wisconsin Western Ayes. Oliver 47eoo
$3.50 eThursdoy December Through December q; Fdoys
November rs through December w. Other days $50 to
Evening star., 1954-12-05

WHEN AND WHERE TO SHOP At WooDIEs
WASHINGTON: 10th, ll end Streets NV. District 7s3oo.
$50 9onday November q through December 20: Thuduys.
December through December -. othsv days s:soso6
Evening star., 1954-12-05

Doll E. Crib and Mattress,
26". Steel with enamel finish,
dropside, spring and casters.
Washable, oir-infloted mat
tress. 9.95
Evening star., 1954-12-05

Carrying Tool Kit of natural
wood includes saw, plane, brace
and bit, wreckine hommer and
Ia other tools. lox6Izx7"
chest. 500
Evening star., 1954-12-05

ALEXANDRIA: 6Is North Washington St.. King s-iooo
$50 s-Thudoy December through December 81 Fsde.
November rs through December u. Other doys $3.50 TO
Evening star., 1954-12-05

Folding Doll Coach will stop troffic when the doll
boby is out for rde.- Simulated leather with olu-
ninum frome, rubber-tired wheels and 4bow hood
with sun VISOR Tubular handle and foot brake.
Cleans with damp cloth. Maroon and cream 100
Evening star., 1954-12-05

Junior Roadmaster Sidewalk Bike, "Jock and
Jill" de luxe model With detachable trainer Wheels
Removable cross bar converts the bike from boys
to girls styIe ChrysIer oIite bearing wheels with
semi-Pneumotc tries Steel frame, luggage correr
Maroon or black with red and white trim. 1795
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METAL bed, coil springs, mattress
S.. Phone 2-6s39. 1906 Flagler.
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Holiday Skiers
Die In Crash
OF Cog Train

TOULOUSE, France IA coz
railway train streaking down q
mountain in the French Pyrenees
with holiday skiers jumped the
tracks and plunged into a 1900
foot ravine yesterday. Nine per.
sons were killed and IA injured.
The train was $500 feet I'D the
mountain on its way from a ski
run to Luchon when it derailed
It was believed the brakes failed.
AS the train shot off the track
and skidded over rocks to the
ravine's brink, some passengers
jumped. They were flung under
the wheels or crushed between
the rocks and the sides of the
train.
The train was the three-rai]
type for steep grades. The RAILS
center track is notched to mesh
with a cog wheel on the engine,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES
CALL FOR BIDS
(CONTIS JEDI

Sealed bids will be received by
the City Commission of the City
of Key West, Florida at the Clerk S
Office, City Hall, Key West, Flo
rida up to 500 p. m, Monday,
March the 9Th, 1854 such bids to
be opened at a special meeting of
said City Commission to be held at
said time and place at the Com
mission Chamber, City Hall, Key
West, Florida, for the furnishing
of the following equipment:
One new self-propelled pulveriz-
ing and asphalt mixing plant meet
ing the following specifications:
The machine shall be 4-wheel,
z #. mixing width, Self-propell-
ed, and equipped with 120 H. P.
Diesel Engine at 1900 RPM, 2
speed auxiliary transmission to
give 7 forward mixing speeds
from approximately so to 800
per minute. A 200 gallon per
minute bronze fitted pump with
engine, spray bar, pump tacho-
meter, 5th wheel tachometer,
complete with controls and cOu-
pings suitable for water, oil,
asrhaltic or bituminous mater
ials. A flow meter with gallon
age recorder and rate of flow
indicator shall be provided as
well as a suction hose for
pump to supply tank truck.
The bidder will Internationally
guarantee the machine to produce,
after suitable rolling, mixed in
place asphaltic concrete streets of
such quality as to be acceptable
to the City Commissioners of the
City of Key West.
Said proposal for equipment
must be enclosed in a sealed en-
|velope and marked on the outside
Proposal for Self-Propelled Pull
verizing and Asphalt Mixin 6
Plant" The said City Commission
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids or to waive any informally
in any bid or proposal.
Dated at Key West, Florida this
oath day of February, A. D. 1854.
VICTOR LOWE
City Clerk
Feb. "A, Mar. I, 1854.
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SEA
SECRETS
@. How does the grunt make a

@. How does the grunt make ;
sound?
A. Fishes of the grunt famil!
(Haemulidae) are noted for tn,
rasping or grunting sounds the!
make in their throat when cap
tured on a hook or otherwise dis
turbed. This is accomplished b!
means of pair of movable mus
cles in the throat covered witt
small recurved teeth. By rubbing
together these pharyngeal teeth, ;
clearly audible sound is produced
Other Sound-making fishes, for in
stance, the croakers (Scianidae,
make a muffled booming noise by
vibrating the internal airfilled swim
bladder. The reasons for noise-mak
ing in fish is not known.
Q. Is the Portuguese man-of-war
species of jellyfish?
A. No. The Portuguese man-of-wal
(Physalia pelagica), is not true
jellyfish, but instead is a large
floating colony of many separate
individuals related to the corals. Al
the top is a large air-filled float
which rests on the sea surface
while the long blue singing tenta
cles trail downward for many feet
A sting from the Physalia ma,
be quite dangerous since prostra
ton and diffic ulty in breathing may
accompany the severe pain pro
duced by the microscopic singing
cells.
@. What is the fox shark?
A. The fox or thresher shark
(Alopias vulpes) is remarkable il
having a tail fully as long as it.
body. 1t is believed that the tail i.
used to herd or mass a school o.
smaller fish so that the fox sharl
can capture them more easily. Al
often repeated sailors yarn
which appears to have no basis il
fact, is that the fox shark and the
swordfish will team up for the pur
pose of killing a whale, the sharl
striking the whale with mighty
blows of the tail, while the sword
fish delivers the death thrust. Act
ually, both these fishes normal,
feed on fishes smaller than them
selves.
Q. Which is the correct plural
"Octopuses" or octopi?"
A. Actually, both are correct, al
though modern usage favors "oc
topuses" to "octopi." When speak
ing Of the various species of octo
puses collectively, the scientis
terms them "octopodes," which
does not overly clarity the issue
so far as the layman is concerned
Octopuses vary greatly in size
shape, and habits. Most specie.
live on the sea floor, although :
few are free-swimming, and one
species, (Argonauta argo), build.
an exquisite white papery shell a,
q cradle for its eggs.
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Ex-Turncoat
Is AtHonle
With Family

KERMIT, Tex. IA soldier ant
the home town and family he once
forsook for communism were
quietly getting reacquainted today
Cpl. Claude Bachelor, self
described former leader Of q
other American prisoners who
chose to stay with the Reds ii
North Korea, got home yesterday
He was welcomed by his family
at Ell Paso, where he arrived BY
commercial airliner.
How the approximately 6,s1;
citizens of Kermit will ultimately
receive him couldn't be determined
right off.
The town was quiet Sunday wher
he drove the family car up to his
parents frame house that stands
alone in its block.
This oil and cattle town on the
west Texas plains is where Claude,
now %, grew up, where he played
cornet in the high school band.
Kermit saw him leave as a youth
Of 16 to join the Army. Later il
heard he'd turned "Pro." He sci
the town to talking again when,
last New Years Eve, he returned
to the Allied side.
He seemed unworried after his
homecoming. He said he was hap
py, hoped to get out of the Army
soon, wanted his Japanese wife in
the United States and planned e
continue his education.
Longing in white shirt and
Stacks, he told reporters:
Everyone is just as friendly al
they can be-" Then he added, "But
I guess l should admit / haven't
had much chance yet to talk to the
folks here in Kermit. Some of my
old friends have come around tt
say hello already though"
He said he is not due to report
at Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio, for a checkup until
Wednesday.
Right now I want to relax
maybe 60 fishing. And, after
Brooke, I'll have a 3O-day furlough
! hope to spend it here in Kermit. u
He said his enlistment has ex.
pired and he expects to be dis.
charged quickly and without q
hitch" He has said he'd been tcld
he probably would not be court
martialed for his activities il
Communist prison camps.
Of his former relationship to
communism, he said, "I've com
pletely changed my mind about
it."
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Reds Comment
On Mccarthy.

LONDON H-The Soviet govern.
ment newspaper Izvestia said to,
day developments so far in the
row between US. Army Secretary
Robert T. Stevens and Sen. Nc.
Carthy prove the Wisconsin sena.
tor has the full backing of his
country's rulers"
"The latter have need of Nc.
Carthy and Mccarthy knows this. u
said the article, which was quoted
by Moscow radio. That's why he
continues to indulge his wild
amusement with their blessing. >
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He Was Loaded

DENTON, Tex. B-Lone Stas
Gas Co. had open house at a new
office here. A small boy came In
and visited.
A host asked, won't you have
some more punch?"
"No," said the boy, 'T'm full. ~
evil you have some more
eookies?"
"No, I'm full of cookies"
"Then, won't you put some
cookies in your pocket to take
homer"
'No," said the lad, heading OH,
the door, they're full too"
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34-Household Items
For Sale

FOUR burner Florence bottle gas
stove. Cheap. Practically new
1320-A Seminary. feb26-7t
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MILFORD Conn. - 81 room hotel,
with private sandy beach, over
looking Long Island Sound. Needs
minor repairs and decorating. A
real opportunity for investment.
Price $4,000. Write to: VIM. F.
Harmon, l Odell Ave-, Milford,
Conn. feb26-3t
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YOUNG man Is to Is years of age.
draft exempt. Must be good at
figures, lenient starting salary.
Good chance for advancement.
Phone 2-5433. feb24-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
M ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCIIT
Wnvn LOHlDA. IN AND FOR

AN CHANCERY.
Ao' FRANCISCO C. HERRERA
Residence Unknown
NOTICE TO APPEAR
You Will please take notice that
10 isS1 IN the forenoon on March
apply to the Honorable Aouii;rn
Lopez: Circuit Judge, in his Cham
Ders In the Monroe County Court
nouse at Key West, Florida for the
riage. VI mar
This notice shall he nub,;s,aa
once each week for two (21 COR
S S; weeks in The Key West
DONE AND ORDERED at the
court House at Key west, Florida
THIS ISL DAY of March, 1854.
EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk, Circuit Court.
harl-S.lb.S2,195f
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1888
JAMES OLIVER WARD.
Plaintiff,
MARY NORMA ATKINS WARD.
Defendant.
- NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: MARY NORMA ATKINS WARD
472 Dayton Street
Cincinnati, IL, Ohio
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED to serve a copy of your an
swer on ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR.,
604 Whitehead Street. Key West.
Florida, Attorney for Plaintiff, and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk of this Court on or before
the gath day of March, A. D. 1854,
otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
DATED at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, February 18th,
(seaD EARL R. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the
Circuit Court.
By tsd) Herman Cerezo,
Deputy cesrk.
feb22 ;mlnS-4.15,1954
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TWO Story furnished four bedroom
house. Residential section. Down
payment $500, balance terms. 72S
United. feb26-6t
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French officials say that traffic
In the P1ace-Augustin in the center
OF the city makes more noise than
Niagara Falls. "''
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5A-FOr Rent
Miscellaneous

CABINS and rooms. Beer, reStau-
rant. Free swimming pool and
picnic grounds. Friedins Perky
Lodge (1O miles north of Boca
Chica). feb8-24tx
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25-Real Estate For Sale
(CoNr1NEEDl
BEAUTIFUL Z BEDROOM
CHS HOUSE

NAVY officer has orders and will
sacrifice this lovely home. Many
extras including 2 tile baths with
adjoining tile vanities. Large kit
chen with tile kitchen unit. Utility
room. Large living-dining room.
Carport. On large Handicapped lot.
House Z months old In most de-
sirable residential section. 1912 18th
Terrace. Phone 2-6095, after S PM.
+. feb17-15tx
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EXCEPTIONAL, fully furnished
home, electrically equipped.
Four bedrooms, servants quarters,
solarium, patio. Immediate posses
sion. Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St.
feb27 -10tx
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SHORT order man, must be sober.
Top salary, s days a week. Blvd.
Drive-In, Roosevelt Blvd. and LIST
st. feb24-tf
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6-Wanted To Rent

NAVAL officer, wife, two children
desire 3 bedroom unfinished
house. Box G-2 CO Citizen.
feb23-6tX
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GARAGES and store room in bust
ness section. Cab 1881 between
10 and z. feb1-ti
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7-Business Rentals
8-Male Help Wanted

BUS BOYS at the Casa Marina
Hotel. Good pay. Live in or out.
Apply dining room, Casa Marina.
feb15-tf
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IO-Male and/or Female
Help Wanted

WAITER or waitress, active eat.
ing place, night work. Apply
Blvd. Drive-In. Roosevelt Blvd.
and LIST St. feb17-tf
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NOTICE UNDER
EVCTUTT0Vra Ma xE

NOTICE UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME LAW
Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned. desiring to engage in
business under the fictitious name
OF CITY DIRECTORY OF THE
CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA.
at 4i9 Southland Street, Key West,
Florida, intends to register the said
name with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Monroe County, Florida.
KENNETH w. ERION,
Sole Owner,
NEBLETT & YoUMANS,
Attorneys at Law,
KEY WEST, FLORIDA.
mar1-S-15-22,1954
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FOREIGN Employment Construc.
ton work. If interested in for
'eign projects with high pay, write
Foreign Service Bureau, Box 295,
Metuchen, N. J.
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WANTED: Furn. 2 bedroom apt.
or house. Will lease. CPO, wife,
and VI. old boy. Call Branford,
ENC, USS Gilmore, Ext. 291.
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OPPORTUNITY for the right men.
Apply Lindsey Lumber Co.,
$50 Truman Ave.