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Evening star., 1954-10-15

FOREST, BETHESDA
Red brick, Colonial. slate roof; 3
bedrms.. baths, den; price, S24 $50.
A well-cared-for home in q choice
location. Liv. rm. with frepl. A
f,snosa kis, equipped with M dlshwasher ash and
lightful den on the 1st A.. 3 bedrms..
> full baths on End; full bsmt.,
attached garage. A lge. level lot
with beaut. trees and shrubs.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO. EN-.
2-2326 til 8: eyes,, EN-. 3-0326.
Evening star., 1954-10-15

CT approved. S!l $50;
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler; hv.
rm., frepl; large equipped kit. with
din. area; tiled bath: full bsmt.
with firepl.. "a bath; screened porch:
garage large lot. WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC. JU. 9-5555 til
Evening star., 1954-10-15

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Evening star., 1954-10-15

adj. Georgetown = Thls
in-town home with lovely pvt, gar
den and patio. inclosed by tall tence;
2 rear porches: rec. redec.; 8 bed
rms. and bath on End a.; lst 2.
has nice liv. rm., dining rn., which
opens on one Of the porches,, kit,
bsmt. with bath Cony: to schools.
transp. and shopping; S1S,950. INEz
CUSHARD, EN-. 2-4232: eyes,, AD.
4-S756. 10
Evening star., 1954-10-15

30 11th ST. N.E.-Mod. Colonial
tapestry brk, six very large rooms.
sunroom, inclosed heated sleeping
porch. bath. hot-water heat. gas
furnace, garage. Avail. Nov. l. SOS.
L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, MA. s.
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Nixon Defends Administration
In COP Family Fight Tonight

paragraph and have Cohn present,
under oath.
Dirksen said he was waiting for
the meeting to begin when Sen.
Potter (R-Mich), another subeom.
mittee member, called Mccarthy
and learned no meeting was to be
held.
Mccarthy said later it was "an
inexcusable oversight" on his part
that he didn't let Dirksen know in
advance of the release of the men,
oranda but he had mo choice" but
to make them available.
Dirksen said, without elaborat-
ing, that Republican members
have a responsibility with regard
to the committees staff and 81 do
mean to meet it."
There will be no fooling about
that-the matter has gone far
enough" he said.
cohn Erred
Sen. Mundt (R.SD), a commit
tee member who has defended Nc
Carthy's methods, said in a state
ment that Cohn made q serious
mistake" in urging the Army to
give Schine treatment different
from that accorded any other
soldier"
Sen. Potter, another committee
member who has worked closely
with Mccarthy in the past, said
that if the Army reports "shock-
ing charges" on Cohn's activities
were accurate "Mr. Cohn should
be removed Immediately"
He said, however, he favors call
ing Cohn and Adams to put them
uLder oath as witnesses.
Other demands for investigation
came from members of the Senate
Armed Services Committee.
Sen. Knowland of California, the
Senate Republican leader, said he
wants an inquiry made to show
who is telling the truth in the &C.
cusations. But Knowland, a men,
Der of the Armed Services Com
mittee, said he thought McCarthy's
own subcommittee fought to get
at the bottom of this thing" be-
cause its staff members were in.
volved. "They must let the chips
fall where they may" he said.
Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn), another
Armed Services Committee men,
Der, authorized a statement that
Chairman Saltonstall (R-Mass)
had indicated Kefauver could raise
the issue of an investigation, if he
chose, next Thursday. On that day
Secretary of Defense Wilson, Stew
ems and Adams will appear at a
public hearing On other matters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-13
Puerto Rican Is
Arrested For
Threats On Ike

NEW YORK IA Puerto Rican
Nationalist was arrested last night
while telephoning the FBI about
his plans TO kill President Eisen-
hover.
Police identified him as Jose
Rivera Colon, 80, an itinerant paint
Sprayer. He is to be arraigned to-
day on charges of threatening the
President.
While FBI men talked TO Colon
on the telephone, his CALI was
traced and police rushed to the
drugstore booth to pick him up be-
fore the call ended.
Police files showed Colon had
once been committed 10 a mental
institution. The FBI said he told
them he would kill the President
"in the next couple of months"
Colon's arrest came during a
grand jury probe OF the shooting Of
five congressman in Washington
last week. The government says it
believes the shootings were plotted
in New York.
More than 80 Puerto RicanS in
New York have been summoned
to testify.
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QUALIFIED MAN IS
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Continued from Page One)
ami before reporting for his duties
here.
His appointment is in line with
recommendations made by Fred
erick Ward. Jr., director. southern
office, Austin, Texas, of the Ma
tional Probation and Parole AS
ISOLATION.
Ward visited Key West late last
year and surveyed the juvenile
situation here, including the handl-
ing of Juveniles in Monroe County.
One of his II accommodations
was that a qualified child welfare
worker be employed.
Johnson has been with the Ala
oama State Department of Public
Welfare where he has been en-
ployed as a director in one of the
offices.
He was graduated from the Uni
versity of Alabama with a major
In sociology.
For two years he was employed
by the County Department of Pub
lie Welfare in Alabama. He then
served three years in the U. S.
Air Force.
Following his military service.
ne entered the graduate school of
social work at the Florida State
University in Tallahassee.
AS a part of his graduate work,
he was assigned for a number of
months to the Child Welfare Unit
IN Dade County. He is well pre-
pared and qualified to work with
children and their problems, the
announcement of his employment
said.
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SALE OF MOTEL

Continued from Page Six
Philip Spiegel to Renard W. Gs'
niger for $4,000.
H. A. Clark sold land on Key
Vaca to the Buccaneer Lodge fol
SIS, 900.
A lot in Atlantic Shores Subdi.
vision was sold by W. A. Acker
man and M. S. Collins to Veronica
NJ. Peace for $1,000.
A lot in Maloney Subdivision,
Stock Island, was sold by Fred J.
Dion to Sisto Quesado for $500.
Earl ]. Page sold a Key Large
lot to Deane B. Miller for $500
A lot in Tipton's Subdivision was
sold by Guy Upton to o. L. Vii.
liams for $500.
Two lots in Stratton's Subdivision
were sold by Alice NJ. Sholtz to
C. H. Hecker, Jr., for $2S, 900.
A lot on Big Coppit Key was sold
by Erma F. Wagner to r. o. Muir.
phree for $500.
Guy Upton sold slot in Tip.
toms Subdivision to T. R. Thorn
ton for $500.
Nine acres on Key Largo were
sold by G. J. Ramsey to the Board
of Public Instruction of Monroe
County for $1,000.
Two lots in Halls Subdivision
were sold by J. J. Hall to J. C.
Sawyer for $4,000.
A lot in Summerland Beach Ad-
dition was sold by Mary D. Hud.
gins to Arthur Viewers for $500.
The F. E. B. Corp bought Stock
Island lots from Benjamin Bern
stein and from Frank P. TOPPING.
Total price shown on two deeds
was 800.
Land on Big Pine Key was sold
by J. L. Hill and G. L. Tracy for
81, 800.
A lot at Olivia and Center Sts.
was sold by Carlos Gomez to Au-
roro Gomez. A 10-cent stamp mark.
ed the deed.
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Measurements Set

and must be available for state
officers.
Measurements Set
The new regulations also state
that no firm or person shall
have in his possession, crawfish
measuring less than ten inches
overall or weighing less than one
pound.
The law states that any female
egg-bearing crawfish must not be
taken and any such specimens
found in traps must be released,
1t sets a stiff penalty for strip
ping the eggs from crawfish and
offering them for sale.
The regulation also states that
only wooden "slat traps" may be
used in crawfishing. The law
says that the possession of wire
traps, bulley nets, grains, spears
or grabs for the purpose of TAX
ing crawfish is illegal
Size of the wooden traps is set
at two feet wide, two feet high
and three feet long Ten per cent
of any one fisherman's traps may
be reinforced with Is gauge,
one-inch poultry wire to protect
them from the ravages of sea
turtles, however.
The traps must be buoyed and
tagged with a permit number is
sued by the Supervisor of Con-
Servation.
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
VI THE STATE OF FIORIna
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY,
Case No. I3-IOI2
HHHANOh SHEILA OWENS.
Plaintiff,
DANIEL II. OWENS. ~
NOTICE BY PUBLICATto~
10; Daniel II. Owens.
4Sl Kinder Kamack Road
Oradell, New jersey
A.. 1OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
lhat suit for divorce has been fiiaJ
against Nyou herein and Won ara
required to serve a copy OF vonr
answer ans on Enrique EsquinaIdo' Jr
9ye hltehead Street, Kew West
Fiorlda, Attorney for Plaintiff ana
lie the original thereof with tbo
Clerk of this Court on or hafore
me 18th day of April, A. d. 1854
otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso
VIII DE entered against Won.
Key West, Monroe County E,or
Ioa, March IL, 1854.
NohAL) EARL r, ADAMS
CLERK of the Circuit Court
BY: (sd) Herman Cerezo
mar. 1S-2O-27; apr. 8, Ie s54 Clerk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-13
.Babs May Have
Walked Out
On Rubirosa

PALM BEACH, Fla. R-Reports
that .Woolworth heireSs Barbara
Hutton had walked out ON her
latest prince charming, Porfirio
Rubirosa, gave the international
smart set another choice morsel of
gossip to chew on today.
Society sources here said Bar
bara left the rented honeymoon
villa Thursday night and moved in
with her aunt, Mrs. James P,
Donahue, at the Everglades Club.
She was reported in seclusion
and did not answer her telephone.
RubiroSa, the suave playboy- dip
lomat she married Dec. 30, was
readable but not talking.
Il do not know anything" Rub
irosa told a reporter when asked
about the separation reports. "Ask
her."
Rubirosa, the Dominican Replb-
lie minister to France, hasn't been
IN Palm Beach the full 10 weeks
since the honeymoon with Barbara
began. Last week, there were ru-
mors he flew to Phoenix, Ariz., to
see an old flame, actress Zsa Zsa
Gabor. He denied them.
A few days later, he popped I'D
in Sebring, Fla, to drive an
Italian Lancia in the international
grand prix endurance race for
sports cars.
The New York World. TELEGRAM
and Sun printed the first reports
of the rift. It started, the paper
said, when Rubirosa escorted sew.
eral Palm Beach beauties to night
spots.
The surprise marriage of Bar.
bara and Rub" was her fifth and
his fourth.
Her former husbands were
Prince Alexis Mdivani, Count Kurt
Won Haugwitz- Reventlow, actor
Cary Grant and Prince Igor
Troubetsky.
Rubirosa's earlier brides were
Flor de Orc Trujillo, daughter ot
the former Dominican president,
French actress Danielle Darrieux
and Tobacco heiress Doris Duke
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-13
STOCK CAR
ROUNDUP

The Stock Car Boys will hit the
dirt again Sunday afternoon, which
will probably be their most excit-
ing meet to date.
The new and older drivers are
beginning to mix it up in earnest.
The timid atmosphere that pre-
vailed among the new drivers a
few weeks back has gradually dis.
appeared, and things are getting
hotter at every meet.
Paul TOPPING still holds the top
spot by a slim margin of nine
points. Bob Turner and his speedy
VS are gradually cutting Pauls
lead down.
The triple win trophy will be
on display at Evans Enterprises
upon arrival and will remain there
until someone posts a triple win
in the dash.
Rip Ault was winner of the In
augural Dash. The three cars quail
flied for the second running this
Sunday afternoon, as follows: Tom
Gardner; car nine; Bob Turner in
vs.; Rip Ault car 40.
The Consolation prizes donated
by several Key West merchants
made quite a hit with the drivers.
This column feels that the prizes
were in part responsible for the
daring and breath taking show put
on by the drivers the past Sunday.
The thrills and spills surpassed
all expectation, and as the racing
fever has reached a high pitch in
Key West. Each meeting promises
to exceed the past in thrills.
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ROAD AND TOLL
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CONTINUED from rage One)
lection of tolls, Webb admitted
that under the present setup,
whereby Monroe County residents
do not pay tolls, there is little that
can be done.
He suggested that the tolls be
reduced to a flat 50 cents and
that Monroe County residents pay
the tolls the same as other Florida
residents and winter visitors. Then,
he said, an electric eye could
be installed and a close check
kept on the situation. He said
Monroe County is discriminating
against the rest OF the state by
not paying tolls.
Entertaining Questioned
When Road Board Attorney
George Dayton asked the COM
mission for comments on the COM
missions policy of entertaining
dignitaries lavishly at their Pig
con Key headquarters, commission
chairman Anthony Demerritt said
that "the procedure of entertain
ing prominent people was inherit
ed from earlier commissions.
And commission member Sam
Harris injected a comment at this
point that the editor of a Miami
newspaper Miami Daily News
was at one time a guest al
Pigeon Key"
When the discussion touched on
various real estate transactions OF
the district, Webb suggested that
the commission get out of the real
estate business.
Advertise adj OF the property
you own and sell it to the highest
bidder and collect taxes ON it, "
he commented.
Transaction Questioned
Attorney Dayton and VIII AL
bury, legal adviser for the com
mission, differed on the question
OF whether or not a transaction
between the district and county
tax assessor Claude Gandolfo and
county attorney Paul Sawyer had
been OK'd by the State Road
Board. Albury said that the deed
carries a clause which says that
it would not be valid until it is
approved by the proper state agen'
cy. However, the commission
minutes did not show that such
approval had been given.
At yesterdays meeting, .r.a com
mission also passed a resolution
approving an audit Of their books
BY q Miami accountins firm.
Chairman Demerritt said the &C
ton was necessary so that pay,
ment to the firm could be cleared
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-13

Newest and Vicinity: Partly
CLOUD and humid today, tonight
and morrow. The winds will be
frophe East to Southeast. 10 IL
mil per hour, on the Keys and
Ia miles per hour off shore.
TIN temperature tonight near
71hd the high tomorrow about
So
ate of Florida: Increasing
cdiness and mild through Sun
d with widely scattered showers
! afternoon and Sunday.
Marine Forecast for Jacksonville
rough the Straits and East Gulf:
bderate to fresh Southeast to
,uth winds becoming moderate
i'd variable Sunday afternoon.
Iartly cloudy weather with widely
catered showers.
Western Caribbean: Moderate to
resh East to Southeast winds.
lear to. partly cloudy weather
trough Sunday.
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Navy, Cuban Club
To Meet Sunday
AT Walker Field

The Subron Four baseball team
will cross bats with the Cuban
Club Sunday afternoon at the
Nays Walker Field at 2 p. m.
Manager Valdez OF the CubanS.
will have J. Rodriguez, K. Rod
riguez, Al Pazo, Gomez, c. Val
DEE, Willis, Greenwood, Danny and
Bobby LaStreS. Santana, P. Rod
riguez, Vidal and John and Joe
Lewis on tap for the clash.
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27l,OOO Acres
Are Added To
Everglades Park

WASHINGTON R-Some I'll 900
acres of land and water have been
added to the Everglades National
Park, increasing its total area TO
about IA million acres.
Secretary of the Interior Douglas
Mckay announced the expansion
yesterday. The new area brought
into the park limits is in Collier
and Monroe counties south of the
Tamiami Trad and northwest of
the old park.
"The most notable addition"
Mckay said, els the inclusion of a
portion of the unique Ten Thousand
Islands area, described by con-
ServationiSts and naturaliSts as an
outstanding national attraction"
About 10000 acres of the addition
were donated TO Florida by the
Collier Corp. and have been held
in trust for ultimate conveyance to
the federal government. Another
10000 acres already were owned
by the government.
The balance of the new area is
owned by the state and private
holders.
Principal islands included in the
addition are Houston, Chevalier
and Alligator.
Park Supt. Daniel Beard said
Duck Rock, an islet where $4,000
white ibis roost from May to Oc-
tober, was placed inside the park
by the action. The new area also
covers feeding grounds where
birds from Duck Rock get from Is
to 1s tons Of natural food daily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-13

American Navy carrier-base'
planes were attacked by a Com
munist MIG near the Czech-Ger
man border yesterday. Czechoslo
vakia charged Immediately tina
they had flown over its vita
uranium producing center at
Jachymov, IS miles inside tn
Iron Curtain ard fired the frs
shot.
The Navy said one OF the tw
American propeller-driven plans
was damaged but both pilots ma
aged to bring their aircraft safG
down at Neubiberg airbases in ae
American zone of Germany Iar
Munich.
A Navy spokesman in Lcdon
said an investigation into the
snootings was ordered by the' ).
Sixth Fleet. He said first ports
showed empty aviation a'munl-
ton cartridges were found 2 Yer
man soil after the attat: one
American spokesman inMunicn
said, however, the planesad IN
advertently" crossed ip Czecn
territory Clouds covere mucn Oh
the frontier area over hlcn ney
were flying.
Bavarian police we tne nrSt
TO report the inciden'ano II was
hours before Army, iaVy or Ar
Force came out wi an OFFICIAL
confirmation Of thu snoolng'
Before they did, T Ked govern
ment of CzechosYakla already
had announced or the Prague
Radio that it hadodged lormal
note of protest WI the U. ,. EN-
bassy charging 7 planes mao en-
tered its territy at Domazllce
IN the early sernoon ana new
AZ far east as achymov-one of
the Soviet woPs most important
producers of ionic energy raw
materials.
The CzecforoadcaSt SAID one
of that coufy's jets intercepted
the AmeriA aircraft and de-
manded tn they follow it to a
I.I:-~ ;.lp CZechnSlOVakia.
"Howeyt the American planes
refused toollow this demand and
attacked he Czech plane" the
Prague ladio report claimed.
"The Czch pane then used its
weaponslin slf-defenSe."
The MY sid the two planes
were or a rotine training flight
off the EsseSlass carrier Ran
dolph. The Rudolph is attached
20 the Sixth leet, which is the
hackbmne of e NATO naval de-
tense system.
The planes Id been flying over
the Americanone of Austria, just
at its juncti( with the German
state Of Baria and Czechoslo-
Vakia.
The two NY pilots still were
at the Nelberg Airbase this
morning, bthe commanding Of
fieer there aid he was ordered
to answer questions concern
ing the intent. He refused to
identify thSilots or permit news
men to sethem.
The cls occurred over the
same tel East-West frontier
where MI fighters attacked two
Americana Force FS4 Thunder
Jets Mar 10, 1853, shooting down
one. TweayS after the loss of the
Thunder, Soviet fighters de-
stroyed British Wellington bomb
er oyethe same frontier area,
killing ven British airmen.
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administrative

In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
81 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. N
AND FOR MONROE COUNTV ~
CHANCERY. ~
BERNARD THOMAS O'LEARY,
Plaintiff,
Lo 0IS5S SHEPARD JOHNSON 'N
NOTICE BY PUBLIcA asraSS''
TO: LOUISE SHEPARD JOHNSON
O'LEARY Wv
4 SHREWSBURY STREET
NORTH GRAFTON,
MASSACHUSETTS
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. Kew West
EIorlda, Attorney for Plaintiff, and
Tile the original thereof with the
CLERK Of this Court on or before
the 3Oth day of March, A. D. 1854,
Otherwise Decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
DATED at Key West, Monroe
d. 1854.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS
CIerk OF the Circuit Court
By (sd) Herman Cerezo
Deputy Clerk
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
CHARLES r SAWYER ana
MARY e. SAWYER, his wife,
Plaintiffs,
vs.: NOTICE TO DEFEND
MARIE QUINN. a widow. ct ais
To MARIE QUINN. a Widow. and
IL now married. Marie. ..............'.........
whose married surname is unknown.
anu -------.....--.-.. -...............s her hus-
band, whose names are unknown:
EVA MCDONALD and ..................
Macdonald, her husband. whose
CHRISTIAN name is unknown, il
tney be living and II they or any
of them be dead. the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees.
assignees, lienors, creditors, trus-
tees or other claimants, claiming
an interest by, through or under
such of the above named parties as
may be deceased, in and to the
real property hereinafter describ-
ed;
all unknown heirs, devisees, gran
tees, legatees, creditors, assignees.
lienors, trustees or other claimants,
claiming by, through, under or
against WALTER r. PORE, de-
ceased; T. A. ONEILL, deceased:
]. II. ORR. deceased: and HUGH VI.
MATHESON, deceased: and all per-
sons or parties otherwise claiming
any right, title, claim or interest In
and to the following described
Lots IS. IS and 81 in Block 9.
and Lots l, 2, 9, 10, II.
a. al H. IL IN 10 A 4 sne in F g2ik
SHORES, according to the plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book
at Page 148 Of the Public
Records of Monroe County.
and EMILY BIsCHOFF and ROB-
Sylvania Drive, Decatur, Ca:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that a suit has been filed
against you in the above entitled
cause to quiet and confirm the title
Of the plaintiffs in and to the
above described property ana you
are hereby required TO file your
answer with the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court, Key West Fla, and 10
serve q copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney, J. ". Usher.
sol Biscayne Bldg, Miami 80, Fla,
on or before the 23rd dav of March.
1854; otherwise the allegations Of
the Bill of Complaint herein will
be taken as confessed by you.
Dated at Key West. Fla, this
18th day OF February AID. 1854.
(STAL) EARL p. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Ply: (sd) Herman Cerezo.
Deputy Clerk.
feb90- % ,msrs-l3- 20,1e5i
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUs
MA ME VAVU

., NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
tne Undersigned, desiring to e1l
gage In business under the ficti-
S Mus name OF Marathon Theater"
ter sa .hon' FLORIDA, intend to regis
Florida. Nouhty,
DATED February &c. 1894
HERBERT WOOD.
HERBERT c. WOOD,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-13

About so million dollars has
been spent on the restoration of
Colonial Williamsburg. Va. in the
last q years.
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HOME BUILDING
(Continued fron Paoa S;v

Continued from Page SKI
Thurman Sands, Jr., 651 william
repairs, $500.
Harry Symonette, ia Angela,
addition, $1,000.
G. H. Jones took out two per-
mits, for $4,000 and fol- 5000, to
build additions to an apartment
and to a motel. "
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NEW CRAWFISH

Continued from Page One)
and must be available for state
officers.
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Costa Rica means "Rich Coast"