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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
FIamingo Candidates
Tested in HiaIeah's
Bahamas Stakes
BY the ASsoeiolod Press

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. Slight
candidates for the 100000
added Flamingo Stakes and i've
other 3-year-olds take another
test today in the 7-furlong Ba-
hamas Stakes at Hialeah Park.
The $15.000-added money
event attracted such Flamingo
hopefuls as Cain Hoy Stables
Giant Cracker. Woodvale Farms
Goyamo, B. L. Williams Pass
embud. Wheatley Stables Full
Flight, Boncrist Farms Our
Cob. Hal Price Headley's Revolt.
Kencal Stud Farms World Sc
ries and Mrs. E. H. Augustus
Helianthus.
Others scheduled to go are
Mrs. Louis Lazare's Post Pran-
dial, M. Leach's Jet General,
Mrs. c. L. Ostriker's Oclirock.
Mrs. C. H. Johanssen. IRIS Wise
Pop and Christiana Stables Me-
nemSha.
Whipped Maharajah.
Public choice likely will be
Goyamo. carrying lit pounds,
including Jockey Conn McCreary.
Goyamo whipped Maharajah 10
days ago at the Bahamas dis
lance in a speedy 1:233s under
l19 pounds. AS 2-year-old he
was second to Hasty Road in
the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes
and third behind Turn-To and
Correlation in the Garden State
Stakes.
Giant Cracker. fresh of a
speedy 6-furlong victory, will
share top weight of 1913 pounds
with Wise Pop. who finished
eighth in the same race.
Revolt and Helianthus each
carry 100 pounds. with Passem-
bud at lit, while Oclirock gets in
with lis. followed by Jet Cen
eral, Post Prandial. Menemsha,
Full Flight. Our Cob and World
Series at ia.
Moreno on Giant Cracker.
Henry Moreno, Cain Hoy rider
who guided Dark Star to victory
in the Kentucky Derby last May
and scored impressively aboard
Turn-To in an allowance race
yesterday, will be aboard Giant
Cracker as he was in the. colts
last Hialeah appearance.
The Bahamas will be witnessed
by the Earl of Ranfurly, Cover
nor of the islands, and several
other political. business and So
cial leaders of the colony.
Turn-To, making his first ap-
pearance of the winter yesterday.
won as he pleased in the 7-fur-
long race.
Carrying topweight of 122
pounds, Turn-To won by three
and-one-half lengths.
Turn-To went postward the
1-to-2 favorite with the crowd
of 1921 and paid So, $3.50 and
1920. Fred w. Hooper's Hoop
Ring was second and returned
$6.10 and $3.40. Mrs. Lottie
Wolfe'S Jimmy Mann was third
in the field of seven 3-year-olds
and paid So. 40 to show.
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OUTDOORS
With Bill Leetch

One of the least publicized
and most despised fish in the
Potomac River watershed is the
lowly carp. Once established, it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
By Jerry Lisko
Associated Press Sports Writer

baseball Braves last year and
now it has the boy wonder Of
college football. the new Is
year-old head football coach at
Notre Dame, Terry Brennan.
Notre Dame partlsans well
remembered Brennan as regu-
lar left halfback from l945
through 1913.
But then Brennan's name
dropped from the national
This is the first Of three articles on
Terry Brennon. whose selection as
Fronk Leohy's successor OF Notre
Dome. stortIed college tootboIl circles.
prints except for a paragraph
now and then on how his Mount
Carmel High team was beating
the idaylights out of Chicago
rivals.
Brennan's selection as Irish
freshman coach last September
certainly got less publicity than,
for instance. when Johnny Lu-
jack quit the Chicago Bears a
few years ago and became one of
Frank Leahy's assistants.
RumOrs of Ability.
There were rumors. to be sure.
that Brennan was a coach of
ability far beyond his years Two
years ago the cropping Chicago
Cardinals cast an eye in his
direction. Just two weeks ago
Marquette University inter-
viewed Brennan as a possible
successor to Lisle Blackburn, now
directing the Green Bay Packers.
But to the casual observer
Brennan seemed a boy among
men in the coaching profession
and the consensus was that he
needed to cut a few more teeth
as an assistant before he could
plunge into the big-time.
That was reckoning without
defiant Irish spirit. poise and
confidence that gave this kid
from Milwaukee ability to con-
quer every obstacle that crossed
his path.
He has been a fighter in the
true sense of the word ever since
they told him as l20-pound
freshman at Marquette High
School in Milwaukee that he
was too light to play football.
Terry played football at Mar
quette High. AS a matter of fact,
he won seven athletic letters at
the school and captained the
football team in his senior year.
Natural Attraction.
His attraction to Notre Dame
was natural. His brother, Jimmy,
was an Irish halfback in the
mid-40s. but the first time
Terry's father, Martin J. Bren-
nan. took him to watch jimmy
scrimmage the Irish varsity. big
strapping players were getting
knocked cold and being carted
off the field.
Come on. Terry" the elder
Brennan. now a Milwaukee at
torney, told his boy. well find
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This is the first Of three articles on
Terry Brennon. whose selection as
Fronk Leohy's successor at Notre
Dome, stortIed college footboIl circles.
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them, fortunately had properly
traditional grandparents. / did.
too. My favorite was my gentle.
bearded preacher grandfather
whom I called "Pa" because my
mother did.
It was on just such a warm
June day as this that ! sat beside
Pa in his fringe-topped buggy
drawn by old Bess as we logged
home from Crooked Creek. one
of the four country churches in
which he preached every month.
I was drowsily happy, Snuggled
up against Pa, shifting the fra
GRANGE of honeysuckle mixed
with dust. looking at the fragile
pink of wild roses growing on
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kEW1ats CQokin'
FRIDAY.
Potato Chips
Hot Grab Salad

FRIDAY.
Hot Grab Salad Potato Chips
Baked Tomatoes
Old-FGshoned Strawberry ShOrtcGke
Hot Crab Salad.
u pound crab meat "a teaspoon salt
tablespoons mayonnaise "a teaspoon pepper
"a cup minced pepper teaspoon prepared mustard
tablespoon grated onion teaspoon worcestershire
Pick crab removing bits of Add mayonnase
and onion Season with SALT mustard and
worcestershire shallow calop Shells Bake
hot oven $50 degrees F, until brown. Serves 2.
SATURDAY.
Liver and Bacon Dreamed Potatoes
YelLoW Squash Water CreSS- Beet Salad
Watermelon
Water CreSS-Beet Salad.
Is medium beetS whole cloves
Beet juice / teaspoon celery seed
French dressing Salt and pepper
/ Glove garlic Dash cayenne
medium onion Water
bay leaves
Cut of Of bees leaving inch of stem to prevent
bleeding Wash beets and bake in moderate $3.50 degrees
F0 until soft Rub off skins Cut of and let beetS cool
Slice thnly mixing bowl let stand V Drain juice
and add to 70 its in French dressing garlic gently
brSed finely chopped onion bay leaves cloves celery Seed
salt pepper dressing overnight In the
strain. Pour sliced Serve thoroughly chilled
Garnsh with fresh water Serves to g..
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Mory Morqoret Mcbride Soys-
Fuvorite Grandfather
Answered Questions

the fences. laughing to myself At
BeSs' long tail doubled up like
my plat to keep it out Of the
creeks we had to cross and think
ing puzzledly Of Miss Lizzie and
Mr.. Johnny whom Pa had mar.
ried that afternoon.
Often I asked questions about
things I didn't understand and
he explained them to me.
PA" I broke the silence this
day to ask him. what did Miss
Lizzie and Mr.. Johnny want to
get married for?"
was almost asleep when Pa
got around to answering me.
Finally he cleared his throat and
said: Lizzie and Johnny got
married because they want to
live together and make a home
for their children the way your
father and mother make q home
for you and Tommy"
My eyes popped wide open.
did Mama and Papa get
married?" / gaSped. It was q
brand-new idea.
EYES," said Pa. "and they
didn't tell me about it before
hand either. They just went to
your Aunt Emma'S in town one
night and Brother Johnson mar.
ried them after prayer meeting.
Your mother told me after.
wards that she cid it that way
so it wouldn't cost me money for
a wedding. Your mother is q
good woman. Daughter, I hope
you'll be as good"
From AP Newsfeatures)
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Fried Chicken Rice Crazy
Asparagus Avocado Salad
LGdyJfnger Butter Torte Iced Coffee
Ladyfnger Butter Torte
u cup butter tablespoons milk
IL cups Sifted confectonerS 81 ladyfingerS, split
sugar "a pound slvered banched
/ almonds
/ teaspoon instant coffee tablespoons melted butter
Cream butter. sugar well. Then add the egg
instant coffee and milk and blend Place layer of split lady
the bottom 8-inch Spread
OF the mocha mixture layers making three layers OF
adyngers and three of filing Top with the svered almonds
which Drowned melted butter chill
hours the refrigerator and in topped with
whipped cream Makes servings Note For lemon favored
torte omit instant coffee and milk and substitute teaspoons
lemon rind and tablespoons lemon juice.
MONDAY.
Frankturters Onion Orn1ooo
KaIe Bran Mullins
CGntdloupe
Onion OrmOIOO.
10 large white onions eggs
10 boiled white potatoes Nutmeg
l cup milk Salt and pepper
boiled white potatoes
Add milk and well beaten Beat mixture hard season with
nutmeg salt and Bake in $3.50 degrees F for 40
minutes When half done little melted butter
the top Serves to 8.
Ham Loaf ScaHoped Potatoes
Broccoli Tomato Salad
Lemon cheese Pie Iced Tea
Lemon Cheese Pie.
1 cup vanilla wafer crumbs packages
tablespoons melted margarine cheese
l tablespoon sugar eggs. beaten
/ tablespoon lemon juice "a cup sugar
Pinch salt l tablespoon grated lemon peel
"a cup lemon juice tablespoon sugar
l cup
five ingredients Press evenly and firmly
bottom and sides of 9nch pie Save "a crumbs for
Combine lemon juice and cheese dreaming we'll Add
beaten "a and beat until fluffy Pour into the
cmb and bake at $50 degrees F. for Is to 20 minutes
Remove from and cool for minutes Prepare topping by
mixing lemon peel tablespoon and Spread
pie Return and bake minutes longer Cool Put
refrigerator and chill hours before serving Sprinkle reserved
crumbs top
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Report to the Homenoker
Newark Mother Of Three
Is Chicken-Cooking Champ
One-fourth pound margarine

One-10urLn pound margarine
or butter.
One-fourth cup white wine.
Wipe and dry chicken, sprin-
kle with salt. Place in broiler
pan. skin side down. Mash the
apple jelly with fork. then add
wine slowly. Next brush this
mixture onto the chicken with
pastry brush. Put chicken under
broiler unit for 20 minutes. turn
chicken to cook and brown even
ly 80 minutes more. Serve with
hot biscuits and jelly. Makes 6
to 8 servings.
Here and There
Did you know that pimientos
will keep almost indefinitely
after the can has been opened if
you store thence completely COW
cred with water-in a covered
jar in the refrigerator? For
your Fourth of July picnic, take
along several cans of spaghetti
Gin tomato sauce with cheeSe)
and cans of corn for this skill
let dish. First frizzle u pound
ground beef with a small onion,
chopped. in a big skillet. Then
add l can GA cups) spaghetti
and l can e cups) corn. Spoon
onto plates piping hot and pass
the catsup. Serve with a finger
salad of carrot sticks, cucumber
slices and green pepper rings.
Also you'll want toasted buttered
rolls and iced tea galore. BY
the way. did you ever hear the
history Of the tea bag? Back in
1904. a wholesale tea merchant
in New York ordered silk bags
to hold samples of tea to, be
handed out to customers. He
didn't visualize those same Gus
toners pouring hot water over
the tea bag, but that's exactly
what they did and so the tea
bag" was born. The demand
grew and soon the silk was aban-
doned for gauze. A machine
measured tea into the bags and
quickly stitched them. Cheese
cloth. gauze and filter paper were
used successfully. first sewn then
later heat sealed. Material had
to be as neutral to the taste as
possible, serve as protection and
filter, yet be strong enough for
high-speed machinery and mex
pensive to produce. Today's tea
bags hold a blend of 20-50 diff
ferent kinds of the worlds finest
teas. Each bag is automatically
weighed and filled with preci-
sion to hold exactly enough tea
to make one cup. Lemonade
biscuits are easy. With the back
of a spoon, press a dent in the
top of each biscuit before you
bake them: put in a spoonful of
frozen concentrate of lemonade.
Sweet and n-flavored. these
are a delicious biscuit variation,
!. The whole family will enjoy
this pretty pink dessert. Com
bine a pound can of cranberry
sauce (whole or jellied) with 8
CHARTERED marshmallows and a
sliced banana. Whip a cup of
heavy cream and sweeten to
taste with confectioners' sugar.
Fold cream into mixture. Chill.
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say the same
thin gs as
other people.
Grandmothers
some t j m e S
don't v e n
make the best
pie crust in
the world and
I know one
whose biscuits
are completely
u n d i Stin
guiShed."
Leavitt, who
wrote a book
about nY1A of
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Onions odds the magic touch. don't skip it.
WEDNESDAY.
Siloin Steak Mashed Potatoes
ParSIeyed Carrots Green Beans
Rhub1rb Sauce
ParsIeyed Carrots.
4 finely shredded carrots small onion, minced,
q cup boiling water finely cut green onions tops
/ teaspoon salt and all
/ tablespoon Butter margarine
2 tablespoons minced parsley Pepper
Bring water salt and a a saucepan
Add carrots onion and parsley Cover boil rapidly from
minutes until tender. Add butter
with pepper. Serve Immediately. Makes 4 servings.
THURSDAY.
Roast Shoulder of Lamb Noodles Grapy
Peas Corn-on-Cob
Burberry Cornfdke Pudding Iced Coffee
Burberry COrnhake Pudding
Ia crushed cornfakes tablespoons melted butter
"a teaspoon cinnamon cups blueberries
"a
Combine cornhake crumbs cinnamon, sugar melted
butter Place cup baking Cover
with u mixture. Repeat Bake
degrees FO 90 minutes. Serves g. BY wi"
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I'm these decadent days." de-
plored Robert Keith Leavitt,
grandparents have the same
hair, wear the same clothes and
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CoIf-Asio imported Chinese Peel settees.
tobIes. lounge and Ioofer chairs. Extroordi-
nary savings on this beautiful and popuIoT
group.
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STOCK Island, 3is acres with $50
# Of beautiful waterfront, all
cleared. Excellent site for motel
or trailer camp. 2-s192. jans-st
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FOR SALE

A FINE tract of land on Planta.
ton Key, located between Isla.
morada and Tavernier. It is called
The Fishermen's Paradise Of the
Florida Keys, and located above
Plantation Key Yacht Club. The
property consists of "a acres, plus.
The north side consists of Il hun
dred feet of water front on the
Bay of Florida. There is a creek
from the bay which extends
through the east side of property
and emptieS into a large lake. This
lake borders the whole width Of
the property on the south side. The
west is bordered by section line
number Five, which begins on 0v.
erseas Highway and extends to
waterfront of Bay of Florida. In
terested? A real buy for a Fishing
Camp or Hunters Lodge. See VIM.
C. Camera, owner. Red Lion Taxi
Co., Greene and Duvai Sts. Phone
2-945O or Call Mrs. VIM. Camera
at KetchingS Electric Co, Phone
2-7665. jane-1tx
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NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
menk Al utilities. Reasonable
rates. s21 Slmonton. 1anl-ti
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81 AMERICAN 2 bedroom. - I
bedroom Schultz. Small down pay.
ment, easy terms. Upton Trailer
Sales. Stock Island. jans-2t
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INCOME property. Completely re-
novated old Key West home. Two
apartments now rented. SIG. 900
fun price. Phone 2-5727. ian7-6tx
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HOUSE on two lots, Little Torch
Key. Waterfront. Completely sur
rounded by canals. Boat docks and
patio. Terms. Apply Bob Smith.
Phone 2-324s. 1908 Laird St.
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39B-Trailer Accessories

TRAILER awnings made and 10
paireo. Umhle's Canvas Shop.
500 Caroline ST. janl.u
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BEAUTIFUL unfurn. 3 bedroom
home. Florida room, enclosed
carport, nice large yard. Phone 2
l6sI9. dee29-tf
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I39-Trailers For Sale
tcoNnSyEDp

NEW and used house trailers %
the lowest prices in Fla. IL
down. baiance like rent. Free over
night lodging. tree delivery. Har.
per Trailer Sales, tsSo N W. l7th
Ave-, Miami. Fla. ianl-n
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project GRID 1sb-s4. Grade and
I,rain Warner Street and beacn
Drive. loves SUBDIVISION. bls
pine Key, Monroe County, FLOR
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IPHOT0STATIC Copies. Fast ser
vice. Larry Karns Studio, 20
Duval, Phone 2-6S11. jan1-tf
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25-Real Estate For Sale

NICELY located duplex of a one
and a two bedroom apartment
unit with breeze.way between.
Practically being 2 seperate cot
tages, on nice size lot with water
frontage. See us about this, John
son and Johnson, 419 Duval ST.,
Phone 2-2S3l jan2-tf
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.4---Poultry
CHICK SPECIAL

LEAVING FOR CHICAGO. VIAL
TAKE ONE OR TWO RIDERS,
HELP DRIVE. PHONE Ian.
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MANS English bicycle. 49, Ex'
cellent condition. E-S Fort 1ay'
lor, Phone 2.5762.. jan4-6I
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SELLING OUT complete furnish
ings. of 3 bedroom house. Sun
day. all day. 2l05 Harris Ave,
Phone 2-5S20. janS-2t
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.35-Wanted To Buy
36--Bicycles and Tricycles

WE Repair all makes Of American
and English bicycles. All parts
and accessories in stock. Overseas
Cycle Store, 1850 Eaton St, Phone
I2-6O6l. janl.ti
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HISTORY house, lot So < lI2'
desirable location. 623 South
ard. Apply l424 Catherine.
lan1-fri-sat-tf
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SMALL CHS furnished house, for
2 people. Reasonable rent. Re.
ferences required. Available April
lst to Dec. 18th. George Stonaker
Summerland Key. ians,stx
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GREY three sectional sofa. $50. %
Phone 2-290l. ians-3tx
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NOTICE or

OAAH#WN HWhA ApAD0
Notice ii hereby given % whom
II may concern that on the 22nd
day Of January. A. d. 1854 1T 900
pm. In the Monroe County Court
1tos,.. Kew West, Florida. the
Hoard OF County Commissioners VIII
omen sealed bids for the following
road construction:
prote.f GRID 1884. Grade. Drain
and surface Peachtree and Nor
tom street, Grains Subdivision,
Grassy Key, Monroe County
Florida.
project GRID fsa-5I. Grade and
Drain road. Sands subdlvlslon.
Big Pine Key, monroe County,
Florida.
Project GRID 1sb-s4. Grade and
Ttr.in warner street and Beach
prsve I.owe's subdivision, Big
pine Key, Monroe County, FLOR
ida.
p,otact GRID 20-54. Grade and
Drain road, Key Largo, Mohroe
County. Florida.
p,dAere may obtain plans and
.necifiratione and all other neces-
sary hid information from the o.
flee Of the County Clerk. county
Court House. Kew West. Florida. !,
an BIDS must be In the hands Of
che County Clerk on or before z.vV
PM, Friday, january 22nd. lsos.
Tha Commission reserves the
right 10 accept or reject any ano
All bids made pursuant 70 this ad-
yertiseftent,
sssss..,, EARL.R. ADAMS,
Clerk. Board of
@ss County Commissi0ners.
Monroe County, Florida.
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BABY parakeets guaranteed talk
ers. Azure and colbolt blue at
Key West Garden and Lawn Sup
ply. Phone 2-6912. ian7-3t
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The annual meeting Of the share.
holders OF The Florida Nationni
Bank At Key West will be held In
the Prssidents Office Of said bank
on the 18th day OF January. 1884
al 2:15 O'Clock PM, for the purpose
Of electing directors, considerIng re-.
ports OF officers. directors and COM
yatftees, and taking action thereon
and for the disposition OF such other
business ~ may lawfully come be-
fore the nesting.
Vice President
and Cashier.
December Z. 1859.
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.17Personal Services
FOR SALE:

SIX consecutive issues 81 The
Key West Citizen delivered 10
yeUr door. sc weekly. Dial
7-ssSl. Circulation Dept.
jan1-i
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YOUR new book headquarters.
Current best sellers and rental
library. The Bookshop. - Elem.
ling. jan6-u
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UPRIGHT piano, child's desk, G.
E. wringer washer, and tipping
table. Call 2-69ss, after 500.
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l34-Household Items
For Sale

THOR Automatic portable :roner.
Excellent condition $500. Ssh
FELTON, Road, Sigsbee Park.
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ii KITCHEN Cabinet SIS, ] elee.
trio rooster so. "a c Arthur
Sawyer. 1ans-stx
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE
I, Lois Andrews, 32g DuyaI Street
am not responsible for any debts
contracted ~ anyone other fhar
myself as Of January 1. 1854.
lBd.l LOIS ANDREwR
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4-Houses For Rent

3 BEDROOM house. Attractive,
modern, furnished. $4,000. Sorry.
no children. Cali 2-2620 between 8.
, p. N. janS-ti
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BRAND new electric ice cream
freezer. $500. Presto cooker,
$500. Phone 2-35l1, Ext. 258.
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|37--Automotiye Parts

USED Truck and passenger car
tires - New recaps. al sizes
Dicks Tire Service. 90 Truman.
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q SLIGHTLY Used 670-l6 tires,
2 tires and tubes 650-l6. Reason.
able. 1921 Harris Ave. jan7-stx
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BABY sitting, night or day, by the
hour. Also room and board. Can
furnish good references. 1928 GA
Seminary st. Phone 2-767S.
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For Rent

ONE bedroom. al electric. Private
bath, utilities, linens, dishes ttir-
nisbed. N and B Motel, 1891 Eaton.
janl-H
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WILL DO washing by the bundle
If brought to IL E Porter Place.
2-5306. jan9-2t
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LARGO EDMAR. LARGO PB2-s4.
LOT e. Blk j55- 1S5-1S6 Kelly, William LA
N.
SECOND AMENDED 2.87.
SUBDIVISION IN PIT GOV. LOT TWP.
THAT PART OF LOTS 13-141S,
j. c. E.
Pr IT. G5436-37 D,
a1-l2e13 SEC: IA TWP. 61S, REC. C2-7 &