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demned the American consular
service, declaring it was COM
posed of "broken-down. wheezy
political buns. worp-out lawyers
and dentists, broken brokers and
men who couldn't earn a living
in any honest or respectable
business"
In April, 1910. Mr.. Bigelow
came home from a tour of Ger
many with high praise for Adolf
Hitler and said he was con-
vinced Germany would win
World War II. He quoted his
friend the former Kaiser as urg-
ing Britain, France and Ger
many to unite in war on Russia.
= Mr.. Bigelow. born in New
York, September 10, 1855. was
twice married. His first wife
was Miss Edith Evelyn Jaffray.
who divorced him. One daugh-
ter was born of that marriage.
In 1911 he married Miss Lillian
Pritchard.
Among Mr.. Bigelow's works
were: The German Emperor
and His Eastern Neighbors;"
Bismarck" 'Prussianism and
Pacificism;" "Praddles and Pol
itics Down the Danube" "Bor-
derland Of Car and Kaiser"
History of the German Strug.
gle for Liberty" THE White
Mans Africa" In 1925 he wrote
Seventy Summers" an auto
biography.
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]. +. Wingard, 81,
Attorney for U. 5. and
Ex-VA Adjudication

J. r. Wingard, 81, a Govern
ment attorney here for more
than 20 years, died Wednesday
night In Roanoke Veterans Hos
pital.
He had retired from the
Veterans Administration, where
he was an adjudicator, a year
ago after suffering a cerebral
hemmorhage. Pneumonia was
the cause of death.
Law Degree at G.. w. u.
Mr.. Wingard, who lived at 112
Rittenhouse street NE, was a
native of Indiana, Pa. He az
tended the University Of Pitts
burgh and was graduated from
Ohio Northern University with
a Bachelor Of Arts degree. He
took his law degree at George
Washington University Law
School.
Mr.. Wingard worked q short
time with the Justice Depart
ment before going to the VA,
where he spent much Of his
professional life. He served in
the Army in France during
World War I.
He was q member of the Amer
ican Legion, the American Bar
Association and the Scottish
Rite.
Leaves Wife and Daughter.
Mr.. Wingard is survived by his
widow, the former Florence
limerick of Pittsburgh, and
daughter, Joan Carol Wingard,
16, Of the home address.
A brother, Clark Wingard,
Homer City, Pa. and three sis
ters. Mrs. Wendell. Way, Mrs.
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GAYHART, WILLIE ]. In loving meme
GAYHART. who departed this life ten
years ago today. May %, 1854.
Ten years have passed
Since you went away.
As thonsh Il We're only yesterday.
Timer have chansed
But A'ia sius ssisnss laSd iIisnSs nas nsw'
Yo5R SaP sSss BESisb las sAi sihds R1se. E q s2s
GREEN. JESSIE SIMPSON. In loving
memory "a ny devoted friend: JESSIE
five years ago today. May 2S. 1949.
She still lives In the hearts Of
those who iSysf Sssrn peg 8. 1s;ts 1as;AtcsKErr.
JOHNSON. MARIAN b. In loving men1-
0ss oSsr St our MRXN dss Ts osnsF aS cranS Who
departed this life three years ago
today. May %. 1861.
Loving memories never die
As years roll and days pass BY:
Deep in our hearts . memory is kept
AND 9RAND6fbAudiiTERs. N6f11Sfi
shrined in our hearts forever Is the
sTS1NyN TNNa q oIE IUcHs SSsr sss s1sssF ei g ~:
years ago today. May SS. f949.
The flowers we place upon your grave
May Wither and decay, 2S
But love for you who sleeps beneath
Will. never pass away.
slSTER AND BROTHER. ARNETTA
AND CHARLES.
LUCAS, SURETTA E. N sad but icying
memory Of my godmother. eURETTA
ago today May 2S. 1940..
ELAINE BERRY.
NAMING. pEARL D. IN memory Of
my devoted mother. PEARL B. NAN
NINo, who is!i asleep Y yesus seven
DAUGHTER. INkz n. LEWIS.
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up with him. A House commit
tees report cleared Gen. Ansell
of responsibility in Bergdoll's
escape.
Senate Committee Aide.
Gen. Ansell was special coun-
sci for q Senate committee that
investigated Louisiana politics in
1888. He sued the late Senator
Huey Long In a $500, 900 libel
and slander action on the basis
of q speech by Senator Long.
The case was dropped after Ser
ator Longs assassination.
Gen. Ansell, a native Of Coin
jock, N. c.. in February. 1904,
m arried the former Elmeda
Tracy, who died in 1914. The
couple had q daughter. Elmeda.
now dead. his two sons, and an
other daughter. Mrs. Nancy
Moorman, wife Of Army Col. H,
N. Moorman, now stationed in
Formosa.
Gen. Ansell married the for
mer Ann C. Clay of Frankfort.
KY. in November, 1948.
In addition to his widow and
three children he is survived by
five sisters, all Of Currituck
County. N. G. They are Mrs.
Florence Overton. Mrs. Maddie
Ansell, Mrs. Mary Tatem, Mrs.
Lucy Brumsey and Mrs. Lydia
Forbes.
Funeral services will be Mon
day at IL am. at AL Souls
Memorial Church, Woodley road
and Cathedral avenue N. W.
Cremation will follow Tuesday
and he will be buried Wednes-
day at West Point. Friends may
visit his home after 2 pm. Sat-
urday.
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Brig Gen. Samuel AnseIL rs,
Former Judge Advocate, Dies
Advised Dickinson
Defense and Served
As Bergd doll Counsel

Brig. Gen. Samuel \. Ansell,
70, former Judge Advocate Gem
eral Of the Army. died yesterday
at his home, 1857 Biltmore street
NV. after being III with cancer
for months.
Gen. AnselI was active in the
law firm Of Ansell q Anseil until
a week ago.
He recently served In an adj
visory capacity for the defense
counsel Of Corpl. Edward s. Dick
enson. convicted Of collaboration
with the Reds after being cap
tured in Korea.
Sons We're Partners.
Gen. Ansell had his law ofices
in the Tower Building. His two
sons, Burr Tracy Ansell of lot
Bradley lane. Chevy Chase. Md.
and Samuel T. Ansell, jr.. Of 8
West Thornapple street. Chevy
Chase. were partners in the firm.
begun by the generals father.
Gen. Ansell resigned from the
Army in July. 1919. He was
graduated from West Point In
1899 and obtained i Law degree
from the University 81 North
Carolina IN 1904.
According to his sons. Gen.
Ansell was proudest Of the part.
he played in 1918 in the refor-
nation of Army court-martial
procedure.
He held the Distinguished
Service Medal for meritorious
service while Judge advocate gem
eral In t9l7-18. He was appoint
ed a brigadier general October
5. 1917.
In BeFgdOlI Case.
AS Washington counsel for the
interests Of the family of Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll, playboy
brewery heir and notorious World
War ] draft dodger, Gen. Ansell
was defending Bergdoll at the
time he escaped in 1920 and made
his way to Germany.
Bergdoll had served two
months of a flve-year term for
draft lodging. At the request
of Gen. AnSell and other at.
torneys he was permitted to go
under guard to Philadelphia.
The avowed purpose Of his trip
was to recover sos. 900 in gold
he said he had buried near
Hagertstown, Md.
In Phile cslphia Bergdoll made
a successful break and it was
not until 10 years later, when he
voluntarily returned to this coun-
try, that the authorities caught
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Bertha DeVinney, and Mrs. Wal
ter Streams, all Of Indiana, Pa,
also survive.
Burial will be In Arlington
Cemetery. Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete.
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Attnrutttn

ioeins ii memoir msaacry of the iass Sn1nsFi NATHAN
I.,s Flax wilI Be unveiled e TIE e
May 80. 1854 at n am. Relatives
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1ii @Ntitnrtaiit

DavS q oSr Gosr GsSSaY dear dcY Il HyYn B. TsTHy pHT
who passed away twenty-nine' years
ago today. Thursday: Nay. %, 1925;
p. RoBKRTs AND JACKSON L. DA.
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PAUL ELcAN. Secretary. rs
DuFFEY, JOHN ROBERT, On Mcnday;
MSy q 1854 St HN his EossRT FsSissRsTs pgF 5STs
;bSffsy. ;a nIsUia father 81 81 john MaynsTd and
Ruby Z; Duffsy erandtstnsr .v;H.d St Paul S1
Nj o,b.F Pusy Fsavis as snd sIs1 s ass sSr'Ese
spsnsier spasnHs n Funeral a. Home, 5s4 sta s..
md Ia 4sTe Sfssr tue4s D FTGas service. MaS M 5:
intsrment Lincoln Memorial cspe'
DUNN DEMETRIus g., 81. On Wed;
Rospissl. Rssass Tak pfMifk1ps III g. PGsiM ST.
Sa,hssg aslS Of stH esIs 8 & DSm iases q
eimPPs; 9. Pa.a aaIG1a n Mrs. ray Essns & siE T. bisEs
sI1SSm hFi Il. cESsRih F@oih5 RsnOh ESSs nsFs
Ess1ss.3 ES%ss sssh Nav csSSFsa S s 1873 sys a NV R
STsR' T:. SFsEi Ei.sS. S .ssllsa I. IN s:a
Cedar Hill Cemetery. rs
DYE, CLARA v. on Thursday. May ~.
sS! aehA as5 SesinSs9nSse n9S D.ldS.S S1S .sssH ten
Donhue and Mrs: Edna I. Scott. Fu-
neral services at sne nna Simmons Mens Sr0S. %
s.e.. on Saturday. May 20. at 2:30
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery:
1EsrFHSssS4 aS HSS4 sAna ssAh 1kfS'.dss as: So.
Epstein. Beloved sister Of the late
solomon Borshay, beloved aunt OF
Mrs. Monie Cohen Mrs, Yetta Cohen;
Mrs. Reba Lipsitz Funeral from the
Sol Levinson d Bros, Funeral Home.
1124-26 West North ave. Baltimore.
!nterment Hebrew Rosedaie Cemetery.
Baltimore, Nd. Please omit flowers:
Family will be &C home st, 5000
Reisterstown rd.. Baltimore. NAG.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

S FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY SITES.
T SnRYf ss sFz6sn si2aEsslz e 81. Bowls. ss
--2S
FORT LINCOLN-Six sites. Very reason
able. wiz sell separately. Lo. 6-1l90.
--26
I-GRAVE L0T. Fort Lincoln; owner
leaving state; 500 cash and continue
monthly payments:i total price 1895.
8 SITES, Section Eye. Lincoln Memorial
single site. same section. IA. 9-0963.
8 s% so \
NATIONAL MEM0RIAL PAkK-4-grav
loks lot No. 236. Blk. u: down pay
ihent and sman monthly peymentS.
For information. call JE- 2-2771. 80
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communication of Hope
Lodge. No; H. ~, z; r. a; A;,,s A. NM. ~.
pose Of attending the funeral
Of our late brother. CHARLES
n. DIEDRICH, on Saturday.
Nav 29a 1854, ct 1N noon.
IRD 8. WALKER. Master.
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Brafhs

EnIDAE. llAY e. 1864
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iHospitai y sIatsI"e:H ce:HAkIEs AIa / HENRY piEpRicH
, Of 537 9th st. me-. the beloved hus::
Carl B. Diedrlch. foster father of
Hunton Z. Diedrich and Mrs. Louisa
& A. LiEthicum. sister Of Mrs; Rose Helm;
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on saturday.
May 30, at pm. 1nterment2 Glen
wood Cemetery. 20
CHARLks u. A special
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Korean Girl To
Be Educated Here

LA SALE, III. @-A 2O.year.
old Korean girl whose soprano
voice caught attention Of Ameri-
can soldiers when she sang In bat.
tlefield chapels Is at her new
home In La Sale.
Kim Myun9 Jul Is making her
home with the Rev. and Mrs. Rus
sell Kerr. Kerr is q Congregation.
al clergyman who was an Air
Force chaplain and had the Girl
in his choir In Korea.
Kim Myung Ju worked In q post
exchange to obtain part Of the
money tor her trip. The remainder
came from sale Of personal pos
sessions and contributions from
Korean churches and GIs from the
9Th Fighter Bomber Wing.
The young woman will enroll IN
the La le.Peru- Oglesby Junior
College and later win transfer 10
the Chicago Conservatory Of
Music.
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Former Marine
Is Convicted OF
Brutal Staying

ATLANTA B-David q. Price,
1o-yeaf-old former Marine with 1
yen for "scarey comics, " was con.
victed last night Of the murder
Of young club-footed woman.
A jury deliberated i've hours be.
fore finding Price guilty Of the
mutilation murder Of 22-year-old
Betty Bagby In . wooded glade
June 70. Superior Judge Walter c.
Hendrix sentenced him TO life i'm
prisonment after the jury recon-
mended mercy.
Miss Bagby's body, nude except
for shoes, was found battered and
knife-slashed near her home two
days after The murder.
Price had denied the staying at
he trial. He said he signed = con-
fession only after police cursed
him and threatened him with .
third degree.
During closing hours Of the trial
Price read the following state
ment:
I've done things wrong with
Betty q few times. ! had sexual
relations with her But please,
please. believe me, ] never killed
Betty Bagby.v
Detective A. N. Johnson said
Price, afscr his arrest, told Of slay.
ing Miss Bagby after they had
sexual relations and '.she got
mad" because be brought her
home on > trolley instead Of In d
taxicab.
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LEGAL NOTICES


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CTRCuTT
OF THE STATE or FTORInA
IN AND FOR MONROE COTNTV
IN C1xANCERY.
Case No. 1H-0Aa
ROBERT EUGENE SNAPP, JR.
Plaintiff,
GERALDiNH CLAIRE MEA iIsSI'0
NOTICE ny PUBIrCATION
40; GERALDINE CLAIRE
MEALEY SNApp
go lbA1 South 2Sth Street
PhilMdelphia, PENNSYLVANIA.
YOU ARB HEREBY NOTTFIEr
mat suit tor divorce has been filaS
against you herein and Won -
required . serve . copy OF your
answer on Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr..
SOS Whitehead ST., Kew West. Fior.
IDA, attorney for Plaintiff and file
the original thereof with the Clerk
OF this Court on or before the 9snd
day OF February, A. d. 1854. Others
wise . Decree Pro Confesso win he
entered against you.
Key West. Monroe County. Flor.
Ida January "a. 1854.
EARL r. ADAMS, Clerk OF tha
Circuit Court
-. By: Kathleen Nottage.
tSeall Deputy Clerk
ianaa-2s;febs-l2,i 1854
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LOTS OF WHISTLES

MARIETTA, Ohio R,--A whole
boatload Of steamboat whistles
from the old melodious seven-bar.
relied one that signaled the al.
proach II the steamboat Ransdell
to q deep.thrOated tootler that
could shake window panes for
miles around-arrived here this
week from Cincinnati.
The gift Of Dan M. Heekin. 4
member Of the Sons and Daugh.
tiers Of Pioneer Rivermen, they viii
be preserved in the Campus Mar.
titus River Mseum.
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ANNouNc EMENr
3--Miscellaneous

|PHILCO radios, refrigerators,
Speed Queen washing machines.
Pierce Bros. Cor. Fleming and
Elizabeth. Phone 2-S922. janl-ti
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3l-Carden and Lawn
Supplies

CHAIN Link fence supplied, in.
stalled as low as S per month,
IS months TO pay. Free estimates
lon request. Lifetime protection for
children, grounds, pets. Your last
expense where fence IS concerned.
Wardlow's handspring, 2-3454,
504 Amelia Sc.
jan1l-thurs-fri-sat-15
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ORDINANCE no. CAT,
COMMISSION SERIES

4
ORDINANCE no. CAT,
COMMISSION SERIES
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION 32.4 OF THE CODE OF
THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLOR
IDA, 1852, RELATING TO THE
SCHEDULE CT LICENSES FOR
PERSONS OR COMPANIES EN-.
Gagged IN BUSINESS IN THE
CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA.
lBY AMENDING ITEM CO.. BY
CHANGING THE AMOUNT OF
LICENSE FEE REQUIRED FOR
ARCADES; AND PROVIDING
WHEN ORDINANCE GOES INTO
IEFFECT.
Be 1t enacted by the City Com
mission Of The City Of Key West,
Florida:
Section /. That Section 32.4 Of
the Code Of The City Of Key West,
Florida, 1852 be amended by
amending Item (s) to read rs fol-
lows:
(s) ARcADES Defined as q
place where automatic coin-in-
the-slot, music playing. picture
displaying, weighing, punching,
candy, chewing gum vending
and other vending machines
are maintained and operated
for profit, not including photo
graphic machines or shoe
shine equipment.)
Each person operating ma
chimes as follows:
(a) Not exceeding twenty
five machines ........ 10000
(b) For each additional ma
chine over twenty-five
machines ..........-...... 500
Section 2. This Ordinance shall
60 into effect Immediately upon its
passage and adoption and authenti-
cation by the signature of the pre-
siding officer and Clerk of the
Commission, and publication there
Of one time in newspaper Of
general circulation published In
The City Of Key West, Florida.
Read and passed on first read
ing at . regular meeting held
January 18th, 1854.
Read and passed on final read
ing at q regular meeting held
January 18th, 1854.
(s) C. B. HARVEY,
Mayor.
Attest:
Victor Lowe,
City Clerk.
ian22, 1854
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Co-KEM concentrated liquid starch
is "The Best for less" Ask your
favorite groceryman. jan1-tf
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 70, lsc.
Artman Press. Phone 2-ses1.
jan1-H
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STOCK Island, 3l9 acres with 35C
Il. of beautiful waterfront all
cleared, excellent site for motel or
trader camp. 1901 Won Phister St.,
Phone 2-5912. jan21-3t
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|PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser.
vice. Larry Harms Studio, 220I
Duval, Phone 2-6S11. jan1.tfI
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LEGAL NOTICES

sWer on william ". AIbury. SOS
" hitehead Street. Key west. Flor
iaas Attorney for Plaintiff. and file
tne original thereof with the Clerk
o1 this Court on or before the list
cay Of February, a. d. 1854, other
wise Decree Pro Confesno win Be
entered against you.
Key West. Monroe County, FLOR
ia, December 18th, 1864.
t0EAL1 EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
~: (sdl Florence. r. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
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EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
342s Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 2-6Ssl. We Buy and Sell
New and Used Furniture.
.jani.u
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|25-Real Estate For Sale
CONTINUES,

producing lot, 4s' x lo7',
zoned for business, 500 Truman
Ave-. near Duval. House on pre-.
misses, rents for $4,000 yearly.
Price 5000. Phone 2-2soe.
jan5-ti
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DON'T BUY until you see this one.
It Is custom built, has extra
large living room and dining area
with beam ceilings, two large bed
rooms, two baths, wardrobe clo-
sets, garbage disposal, finished gar.
age and utility room, Handicapped
yard and many other extras. Com.
pare for comfort, price and salts
faction. johnson and Johnson, 41s
Duval st. Phone 2-2S31. jan21-ti
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THE CASA MARINA Solarium
invites the public. Enjoy scientific
messages under the ultraviolet
rays OF our tropical sun. Restful,
reducing. rejuvenating, and health
fui. Phone 2-2451 for appointment
jan2O-f
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.26-Lots For Sale

HIGHWAY to ocean, 30 < 900. Sum,
merland Key. WolkoH. 321 Sim,
|onton st. jan1-tI
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PAINT removing. New process re.
moves finish from any surface.
Also refinishing. For information
can 2-6979 all day and evening too.
janl9-l2t
READ TIE CITIZEN 0Amy
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SA-For Rent
Miscellaneous

GARAGES and store room in bust
ness section. Cab 1881 between
10 and iaaa2-tf
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IN. T.. CORNER george and Laird
SITS. a Z 100, Walkoh, 321 Sim
|onton st. jan1-tf
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CHOICE WATERFRONT LOT,
SUNRISE SHORES, 100 = 100
PRICE $500. TERMS. 1000
DOWN, BALANCE 500. Per
MONTH. PHONE 2-Sz43.
jan12-ti
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no LOTS On Big Pine Key, near
Big Pine Inn and ocean, price
reasonable, johnson and johnson,
Phone 2-2S31, 40 Duval St.
jan19-tf
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2 STORY building over 1000 50. #.
for any purpose. Simonton St.,
near Gulf. Reasonable terms Box
|Q-3 co Citizen Office. janlS-ti
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z LOTS, near ocean and Casa Mar
ina. n. Herman. 1858 Flaming
Dr., Miami Beach. jan8-t
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STORE for rent or storage, corner
ct James and Grinnel st. Ap.
ply Paul's Launderette, l26 White
st. jan21-ti
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STOCK ISLAND. On the ocean,
suitable for hotels, motels. APP
prokimately one acre of land,
riparian rights. Joseph Leslie, Box
II. La CO Citizen Office. jan15-tf
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lO-Male and FOR Female
Help Wanted

MAKE 5000 daily. Sell lumin-
Gus name plates. Write Reeves
Co., Ataeboro, Mass, free sample
and details. y jan2O- 6tx
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ALL shelving, waH cases, tables at
Lewinsky's Mems Shop. Phone 2
1881 between 10 and Z. janl6-n
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35Wanted To Buy
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FOR SALE or lease: Garage and
service station. Excellent loca.
ton. Long lease. Phone 2-6S2l.
janl5-ti
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16--Personal

NEW BOOKS arriving daily.
Rental library and best sellers.
Open till 9 p. m. The Bookshop,
1884 Fleming st. jan20-tf
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COWBOY AND SON
|LANDSCAPING, tree removal ana
surgery, roof painting, eemenl
walks and porches. Can for nee
estimate. John 4. Watson, 2-77s7.
jans-zltx
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TILE board scoring, light blue and
white. 2 sheets 4 * 4. Q sheets
& x 6. 100 Francis st. jan22-3t
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We Repair al makes Of Americas
and English bicycles. An parts
and accessories in stock. Overseas
Cycle Store. 1850 Eaton ST.. Phone
z-oVol. janl-6
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s5-wanied To Buy

HOUSE trailer. must Be n excel.
lent condition. win bay your
equity Il reasonable. Phone 2-SSss.
jan2l-9t
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GASOLINE power cement mixer
" or 1 bag size. Notify 1l21 Unit
ed St. jan20-tf
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8Male Help Wanted

WOOL presse, experienced only,
steady position, union wages. Re-
port 10 work Poinciana Dry Clean
ers, 2lS Simonton St. jan2O-stx
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9Female Help Wanted

WAITRESS and Diskwasher want.
ed. Columbia Restaurant, 117 Du.
wal Street. jan18-6t
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LARGE attractive room, week or
month, free parking lot, central
" located, tourists Accommodated.
Phone 2-6S10. jan22-3tx
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MATTRESSES wanted, steady EN-
ployment. Land o Sun Lucheon
Iette. jan19-5
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1lA--Employment
Wanted-Female

EXPERIENCED lady driver or
chauffeur. VIII travel if neces-
sary. References. Phone 2-5SSS.
(Lea). jan19-5t
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d TON PANEL Cheverolet truck,
blinker and marker lights. Mia.
mi Herald Bureau, ga Eaton St.
janls-st
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27

quid, to choose from during
the later hours and something
will be doing" throughout
the celebration to make it
we'll worth your patronage.
The officers and men,
bers of all three host LODI
ges have worked very hard
to make this a memorable
event and hope their ef-
forts will not have been in
vain.
Finally, all members and
friends of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union are most cor
daily invited to be our guests
on Sunday, October 81, at the
Slovene National Home, 10th
and McAlister, Waukegan
We promise one and all an
evening none will soon forget
Lucy Stone, Scribe