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PAGE TEN Smith, Hastings C. Smith, Charles H. Smith, .Macie Smith, Roberta Smith, R. D. Smith, W, H., Jr. Smith, Colin Sweeting, Clarence Sweeting, I. W. Sweeting, Katherine Sweeting, Edith M. Shanahan, Nellie J. Strunk, Ed. A. Jr., Strunk, Ruth H. Saunders, Mizpah M. Saunders, Hilburn Saunders, Nat. Sterling, Euric Sterling, Marguerite Silveira, Mary Shine, Clarence E. Shine, Amy W. Shine, Virginia Spivey, Albert Spivey, Anna Judkins Spencer, Vernell Spencer, Milton C. Spencer, Carlisle R. Slingluff, Robert F. Santana, Cecilio Spamer, Lola H. Stone, Julius F., Jr. Stone, Lucille S. Sanchez, Ernest Sanchez, Earnest Sanchez, Howard Sanchez, Elizabeth Sanchez, Mary Torano, Peter Torano, George Torano, Donald Thomas Torano, Wilma Torres, Leroy Torres, Blanchie Torres, Diego Tift, Chester Tift, Hilton Thrift, Willie Thrift, Lena Thompson, Robert Thompson, Charles P. Thompson, Lorine C. Thompson, Hosana Thompson, Luther Thompson, Joseph R. Thomas, Charles J. Taylor, Henry H., Jr. Trujillo, Martinez Teel, John Albert Teel, Ellen Mae Vargas, Rogelio ez, Geraldo z, Claudio Valdez, Jose M. Valdez, John Valdez, Thomas Valdez, Jose M., Jr. Velasco, Frank V. Villaverde, Bertie Villaverde, Augustine Valenzuela, Rafael V. Vasquez, Raul Velasquez, Ole Velasquez, Olegario Walker, John, Jr. Walker, John Weech, George Weech, John Weech, Dorothy J. White, Nellie White, Mitchell Whitehead, Robert, Jr. Whitehead, Sarah Watson, Mary Watson, Blonnie May Watson, Ivan Wright, Edith F. Williams, Lois V. Wall, Leonora Watkins, Will Ashton Weatherford, R. A., Jr. Wardlow, Pauline Wardlow, Charles H., Jr. Wells, Corrine Weaver, Thomas A. Weaver, Nove! Webster, Mary B. Wilson, Harriett Yates, Charles G. Ernest Sheldon 's, Elizabeth M ‘a, Quintan Ziegner, Walter Ziegner, Augusta Zorger, Myron Edward Zorger, Helen Agatha Zarate, Gerald PRECINCT NO. 13 Adkins, Bob Adkins, Lucille Douglas M. is Paul O. Brothers, D. H. Brown, Mary Bess BuShea, Roy O. BuShea, Elane Bye, Fred H. Bye, John O. Bacom, James Bacom, Mary A. Brooker, Tom Clark, Charles W. Clark, Pearl Clark, Mildred.C Clark, Harold A. Cuppy, Roy Cuppy, Thelma Craig, R. W. Crowe, J. A., Jr. Campbell, Buford C. Cruce, Jack Duffy, Isabel M. DeStolfe, Gladys DeStolfe, Austin Doles, Thomas Paul Doles, Ethel Demeritt, J. E. Davis, J. S. Edwards, Betty K. Edwards, F. M. Edwards, Bill. E. Eberling, Roy O. Futch, L. F. Futch, Florette R. Fulmer, Johnnie C. Forsythe, Charles F. Ww) Ww Ww Ww Ww w ow: Ww Ww w Ww Ww Ww w Ww Ww w Ww w w w wif w w w Ww Ww Ww WwW w Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww w Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww w w w Ww Ww w Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww w Ww “Ww Ww Ww Ww w WwW w Ww w w w w Ww w w Ww Ww a4 Forsythe, Julia H. Foster, Robert Gibson, William H., Jr. Gallat, James Gallat, Florence Gomez, King Gomez, Nellie Hill, O. P. Hall, J. J. Hall, Lula E. Hicks, Clifford G. Hicks, Annie L. Haugate, Melwood Huan, J. H. (Polly) Hudson, Amos O. Harper, Josephine Harper, John W. Jackson, R. C. Kaelin, H. J. Kaelin, Evelyn Koblis, Mary Ann Key, Charles Leister, George H. Moore, Samuel Murray Moore, Sue M. Mickle, John Marchessean, Rene Martin, Gabriel McNeal, Clifford L. McNeal, Bernice McQuaig, John Neff, Ed. R. Neff, Mabel B. Ogden, Horace Ogden, Edna Parrish, William A. Parrish, Mary E. Pederson, George Pardo, Bennie T. Roberts, Paul O. Rader, Paul C. 1, Betty 1, Louis Ricketson, William W. Saunders, Charles J. Snow, Harry M. Snow, Allene L. Sands, Eugene A Sands, Lillian Sands, Bob Smith, Edward Stryhal, J. F. Sh an, E. H. Sawyer, S. O. Sawyer, C: Singleton, S. S. Sader, George M. Symonette, Patti Symonette, George H. Steele, Fred L. Taylor, Edgar A. Taylor, O. B. Taylor, Mrs. H. L. Todd, Edderd Toppino, Charles Toppino, Orsolina Thompson, Walter Thompson, Louise Thompson, Eddie Thompson, Bernard Thompson, Larnard Thompson, Clyde. Thompson, W. R. Thompson, Ethel B. Trapnell, Mrs. W. E. Trapnell, W. E. Viers, David T. Woodburn, A. E. Woodburn, Elizabeth H. Watkins, Wallace - White, C. R. White, Dana O. Williams, Howard Williams, Sybil Williams, A. V. Williamson, D. L. Wilson, Fred PRECINCT NO. 14 Horace R. Calvin Edward R. Ashbee, William R. Anderson, Sam Anderson, Alice Albritton, Jchn W. Albritton, Roberta B. Boatwright, Angus P. Boatwright, Esther Bow Myrtle C. Bowery . Barnard, I. W. Cothron, Alonzo Cothron, M. E. Cothron, Florence E. Franklin Everett Leone Carey, Dorothy Cale, Charles O. Curry, Annie M. Felton, Berlin Felton, Eloise Fine, Alene Firman, Ed. Fowler, Ev Fowler, Suze Greene, Campbell M. Hager, John H. : Huttner, Henry J. Harvey, Harry C. Harvey, Louise Hall, Francis H. Johnson, Rufus B. Johnson, Leo S. Johnson, Agnes V. S. Jeremeassen, Christian J. Knowles, Braman Know! Ralph W. Knowles, Ruth L. Lambert, William M. Lowe, Cyril Harvey Lowe, Naomi Lowe, Carolyn R. Lowe, Everett Moore, Lewis Moore, Ellen Martin H. Leonard Martin, Catherine Mai, Leon A. McCarley, John Nesle, C. H. Norton, Ruth E. Norton, Larry B. Pinder, J. B. Sheets seeeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeesseeed se = 4eeeeeeeeesesese Saedeedeseededesseseeseseeseeeas Pinder, P. B. Pinder, Alvin E. Pinder, Ferran Pinder, Bertram Pinder, Yulee Pinder, Russell Pinder, Lorena Pinder, Bessie Parker, Edney B. Parker, Nolan Parker, Edna Pate, Bob Russell, J. A. Russell, J. C. Russell, Laura Russell, Lenoy Rosalie , Raymond S. Russell, Clara M. Russell, Bernard Russell, Warren G. Robinson, Charles H. Rowe, John F. Rivers, O. E. Roberts, Reggie Roberts, Mary Roberts, Dorothy B. Roberts, Millard Reed, Frances L. Rider, Yvonne Rawlins, Lucille Rawlins, George J. Sweeting, Willard R. Swecting, Charles “A. Sweeting, Etta E. Sweeting, Nanna E. Sweeting, Laurie M. Stone, Shelton Stone, Evenette Smith, William L. Smith, Bonnie Smith, Donald R. Starck, Ruth Starck, Walter A. Starck, Walter E. Strader, Harry K. Wilmore, J. W. Woods, Charles, James Woods, Robert L. PRECINCT NO. 15 Albury, Edmund Albury, Ada E. Albury, William B. Albury, M. R. Albury, Charles F. Albury, George W. Albury, Roger L. Albury, Sarah L. Albury, R. Willard Albury, Harold Albury, Myrtle V. Albury, Annis Albury, Henry Albury, R. C. Albury, Merrill Albury, Charles H. Albury, M. E. Albury, John Albury, Oliver Albury, Melda Albury, Paul E. Albury, Teresa Albury, Florence E. Albury, Rosalind Albury, William J. Albury, Violet A. Albury, Edna L. Albury, Joseph O. Albury, Marion K. Albury, Howard Albury, Elizabeth B. Albury, Doris Albury, Edna Albury, Louis B. Albury, Romakia Albury, Charles C. Albury, Louis B. Adams, Randal Adams, Susan Anderson, Joseph E. Jesse L. Florence H. Addison, J. A. Addison, Elizabeth Bethel, Lillian Bethel, Elizabeth Bethel, J. M. Bethel, Luellen Bethel, Joseph F. Bratton, R. C. Boza, A. Broomfield, L. W. Barlow, D. D. Boswell, May E. Boswell, Charles M. Bellows, E. George Brown, Clayton Buschell, William H. Buschell, Dorothy M. Chapman, A. B. Combs, J. R. Combs, Hattie Cline, William B. y, Elizabeth y, Cyril Carpenter, C. D. Clapp, Richard A. Collins, Violet Carter, Ed. D. Carter, Mamie N. Cummins, Milton W. Cummins, Pearl V. Crews, Mary Donaldson, G. Donaldson, Leona L. Donaldson, J. C. Donaldson, Barbara Dressing, Howard Dressing, Gertrude Dressing, Mary Frances Dahlback, Robert Diaz, Dionisio Diaz, Guillermina Doll, E. P. Doll, Louise Engel, George L. Engel, John G. Edley, Merle Edley, Eugene M. Finerty, Forest W. Finerty, Marguerite S. Flynn, Thomas P., Jr. Fleming, Rose M. Frederick, Alfred Felton, J. Thomas BF iii cc i i iid in nc ni ic i is i ac a i i i in ins i i sin is ts tin fn dnc ns fi ad ist Sit ttn i i i sn i in i is di cs nc ii ts ins dt sv ta cin fi a stn sf fs ffs Ms addasedassaadsaaa THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Felton, Sarah E. Felton, Thomas M. Felton, Mary E. Felton, C. Harold Felton, LE. Felton, Etola Geiger, G.-C. Geiger, Girtrude Garrett, C. O. Garrett, Glee V. Gillespie, R. B. Gandees, William A. Gandees, Willard Graham, Harry R. Gross, Robert Hoover, E. C. Hoover, C. B. Harwell, E. L. Harwell, Rosamond Hendry, W. A. Henry, Gladys Harmond, B. F. Hyde, Peggy Hughes, B. F. Hall, Francis H. Harris, Harry L. Harris, Bifford , Vera is, Roy E. Sadie Donald A. D. Irwin, Arthur Irwin, 1 Jones, H. J. Junger, Henry H. Junger, Blanche Johnson, Thomas J. Johnson, Ellen C. Johnson, Henry Johnson, Eugene Johnson, Marie Johnson, Cleve Johnson, Sarah E. Johnson, Harvey W. Kreiter, Ethel M. Kellun, James J. Kellum, Edna M. Kipp, George Knowles, Richard Knowles, Alfred R. Knowles, Charles H. Key, Arnold Key, Virginia Lofton, Wilbur A. Lofton, Anna W. Lauringer, Ethel Lauringer, Edward R. Loper, Dave Y. 24 | Lopez, Elva Lawkis, Eugene Lowe, L. L. Lowe, E. R. Lowe, Eugene L. Lowe, Claude F. Lowe, William G. Lowe, Mary Lowe, Ellie Lowe, Myrtle Lowe, Rosa Linton, E. W. Linton, Maude E. Lund, Samuel R. Lund, Susan A. Loudon, Louis W. Loudon, Ocie Maloney, Raymond Maloney, Annie L. Maples, J. N. Morgan, Grace Mende, Jeanne Mende, Albert F. Moore, Richard A. Malligan, Joseph McPherson, C. B. McPherson, Anna McKensie, H. S. McKensie, Hazel R. McRae, John A,, Jr. McRae, Martha V. McKiney, Mabel McBean, Loni McCampbell, E. V. Nall, J. A. Pinder, J. W. Pinder, Henry L. Pinder, Ida E. Pinder, Emina Pierce, Harry R. Pierce, Mary I. Parker, Harry S. Parker, Emma C. Persons, Beatrice Marshall, George W. Pinder, William M. Rivers, Dorothy S. Rivers, James E Roberts, Harry Roberts, Clarence Roberts, P. Ross. Jr. Roberts,, Lawrence Roberts, Roy Roberts, Ward Roberts, Luther Roberts, Arvid Ross, Leland Ross C. S. Stillritch, Otto Smith, Earl H. Smith, Sophie Smith, L E. Smith, Annie V. Smith, Hattie Smith, George E. Saunders, George E. Sterling, Mervin Sterling, Amutal Saverhoff, Jack Shafer, Earl R. Sands, E. A. Sands, Constance Sawyer, Emma E. Sawyer, Leon Sawyer, Nina Sawyer, E. W. Stitcher, J. T. Stitcher, Alonzo Sweeting, F. E. Tracy, J. Roy Tracy, Frances D. Turner, W. S. Thompson, Robert H. Thompson, C. Marvin Thompson, W. A. Thompson, William R. Thompson, Ethel B. Thompson, Albert Trader, Emma C. Tyner, J. W. Tyner, Patria Thomas, Lester Pellicier, Louis Pellicier, Edna Porter, Tom Rowland, F. A. Reese, A. L. Russell, Harold Russell, Marie Russell, J. H. Ryan, May Preeeeeteee eer eee tee eeeereee eee eee ee ee Petree ePr ee err eee Pilkenton, W. W. Pilkenton, S.-E. Reese, Janice M. Russell, Nathaniel Russell, John N. Rider, Ralph W. Thomas, Constance Tomlinson, Ellis Tomlinson, George Vickers, A. Vickers, Verona Vaughan, L. H. Van Winkle, William Wilkinson, Jack O. #Wilkinson, K. L. Watson, L. H. Woods, Josephine M. Wilbur, Harry G. Wells, Grace Wells, Charles E. Werkheiser, Benjamin F. 44044442444 404e¢e44eee4eeedeeeseedeeededegdeeedegdadeeddedea# reparedness * American ned Cross, Already Busy With Domestic Duties, Undertakes Heavy Defense Program; Mercy Work Of Past Year Benefited Many Thouscnzs De responsibilities arising from the { Navy, the American Red Cross handled tie national defense program and the exten- sion of war relief aid in Europe and Asia give the American Red Cross its busiest year since the World War. War Relief Worker While.more than 500,- 000 American women are engaged in the pro- duction of garments and surgical dressings for the war stricken of other nations, thousands of volunteers throughout the nation play an im- portant part in strength- ening our own 5 Volunteer blood do- nors enable the Army and Navy to perfect methods of plasma trans- fusions that may some day save thousands of lives. Through the Red Cross, a force of medical technologists is being mobilized for call by the Army and Navy in the event of national emergency. The Red Cross nursing reserve of 43,000 registered nurses is being strengthened for equally important work should they be needed. Conscription has meant heavy increases in the responsibilities of Red Cross field represen- tatives in naval and military posts. Even last year, with a skeletonized peace-time Army and problems of moze than 53,600 enlisted m-n needing help as a result of family and eco- nomic difficulties. Similarly, aid was given to more than 150,000 veterans of past wars by the Red Cross during the year. Although world conditions have imposod added obligations on the Red Cross at horse and abroad, disaster relief and the day-to-d-y services have resulted in one of the most active years. More than 100,009 victims of flood: nadoes, fires and other forms of disaster weve given emergency shelter, food, medical at‘: 1- tion and aided in rebuilding their homes. Sore 95,000 young Americans were trained in Lite Saving methods and water safety. The Junior Red Cross, America’s largest youth organization with a membership of 8,500,000, was active in community, natior! and international projects. From First Aid courses there were graduated 379,000 person, qualifying them to carry on the Red Cre tireless campaign against accidental death. More than 9,000,000 “check lists” were dis- tributed to urban and rural families as an edu- cational project designed to eliminate everyday accident hazards in the home and on the farm. Every patriotic man and woman in America is urged to aid in the Red Cross national de- fense preparedness “behind the lines” by jein- ing as a member of the local Red Cross Chapter during the annual Roll Call, November 11-30. TT EEEEEEEECCECEEeee Ee eeeeeeeeeCeeeeeeee eet eet eer REECE SATURDAY OCTOBER 26. 1948 ATLANTA.—Viclet Mul American Legiot drum majorette contest at Bes ton, lost her place at the beac the University of Mississippi bend when it came to play for the Mu sissippi-Georgia football crowd— by a nose. While leading an promptu parade, as the team 1ived, Miss Mulvenna tossed ber baton upward, failed to sce S come down. It struck her nose who won the weealy NURSES STAND BY—A cc-ps of nurses are pledged for dat WiLLING HELPE?S—Members of the Junior Bed Cooe keud