The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 6, 1946, Page 2

i . -o against fas choose theit| git? ey tutes, Piat Hook 1 Pane =. own candidates. As The Pigs wih. 16c24 Bar 12, Panne tg ey Citizen has remarked, time) guia, Key Largo, Plat Hook 1 Page a from which a re | and again, a pol Soe] apiai a9is, Lot 45 bar 12, Paton osha SORE: digcived are ‘cents'a line, | test confined to Democrats Sola, Key Largo, Plat Book’ 1 Page ee ainecbaton oF oe ne is something of a family af-|+ 16025 1933, Lot 18 Sqr 12, Palma wae. rilects of vie or et fair and should be decided Sola, Key Larwo, Plat Book’ 1 Page eee et atimnuniations, | by the-family of voters. Teo2g 1948, Lot 17 Sqr 12, Palma a rer |! Jt is alt altogether differ| tiger Mee” Tit Hoe T Ehae ue te gone Si Rey ‘Lareo, brat. Book™: nominees ar ‘ as . =| party or parties. When that) P8§2.)fis5. ot 21 sar 2, thomp- happens, “The Citizen sup- cen aus Rey Largo, Plat Bogk J Ti oeeghnp peg args MELE Mag rete sag 5 ges Sy present race for the be Key" Largo, Dear 0.3.5: , 5 wane is) ah the city com- PAS3s1 toda, Lot 1 Sar, 2, ‘Thowmh. | Five hundred bucks .a bey Shot aspitants ‘are| Page Tit 0) (ATES. Fist Boek’ ‘thenth is a lot of money— || Democrats, and, with few] sony’ Su, ey Lares, bist Hook -and we will be expecting || exceptions, residents Whol PM 508, Lot 5 Sar 2, Thomp- expert service for it, }} will vote in the election are] sons Sub. Key ‘Largo ‘Plat Book i Z : Yours, - Democrats. 15576 1933, Lot 26 Sar 2, Thotip= THE ORACLE. Finally, pot candidates ote ck ey Largo, Plat Book 1 0. J. S. Ellingson, are known to Key Wester) oi Sug es “Uarna iat Book i City Manager, - generally, and it would be AGS) 193%, hot 28 Sq¥ 2% Thonpe *: bs a Pe: Key West, Florida. futile to make the voters] sons suv. Key Largo, Plat Book. 1 ‘the objects of a@ built-up)! sgot'i... so: 1 sar 9, Pal i ls i in favor of, oY] Sola, Key Largo, Plat Book’ 1 Buwe ooo propaganda in af, of tee ert “TIME FOR CARE | A8ninsl, tier vatican Ie | fees Ses tara, via Boot ("Pe : : % el tight in ing that prac- 1908 1933, Lot 3 Sat %, Palma ig oe x 1d decid ol whort <. 15969 1983,\Lot 4 Sqr 9, Palina + open to begin their new og Mg nd Believes Sola, Key Largo, Plat Book ( Faxe _., tevims | ne: 0} will, vote, an 3 5 E eorotetine emt, Mendy, G°P-| tarthar tbat bighipowersd| volt a!"tino rhc 'Biad PEt ». hundreds of children who campaigning a ks rat hand, Citizen has been asked te | which candidate it is sup- porting. But the question was not ge by . ae readers fe his pi Ww aw: that i has never taken sities, Junder the present manage- to it or not otherwise ¢r d| ment,’ in an el n where = a Month WeOKIY wninseoeenternsnnrenttesnsssnmreenee ADVERTISING cree be permitted, without any - ~ pressure being brought tember 9. ‘This means that il be of little have spent the summer| consequence. ‘ months largely at home will Let the people choose. Be pen the toiaee an |) Advocate! of Careful Driv- from school. — : ing: One who has been’ hit Aa, by an automobile. oye Lt _ + Tt-means also that if you te are the operator of an auto- The world is.packed with people who can tell other mobile now is ee time to begin exercising greater eaution than ever before: in pemans how they sont be merrvins O O foal get f Pp traffic contro - : @ ‘will be afforded iene may: have ayant oe + of excuses for not-doing Pas Wide H eae inteFsec- | something, but nobody ie ie ere the’ i children pass, and| terested in any of them, boy and Seout patrols ee ee with the problem, . Butsno school child can “be watehed and protected) vestigation you tay be in- "constantly. terested to know that Ad- This is where you come in,} miral Kimmel and General Mr. and Mrs. Key West Au-' Short were found to be to Driver. Because children,; mostly to blame. President in their exuberance, are of-| Roosevelt and Secretaries ten heedless of traffic dan-| Hull, Stimson, and Knox gers, and it is up to you to} were reported to be as in- help protect them — and|nocent as babes in their yourself. cribs. You might as well let If you haven't kept up with the long lists of reports about the Pearl Harbor in- To kill a school child, or| it go that way as the books), il . eripple it for life, would be| have been closed. But you ~ an awiul thing. Now is the} can have your opinion and time that driver caution! think accordingly. “should be at its very best, _ iW DEAT 1 ae EE CHEAPER TH. ~ 4,000 ARE KILLED IN — - - CALCUTTA RIOTS The industrial plants of ” tos Fh aeebceas the nation will be mobilized = What will happen in In-| for conversion- from peace =v. edia-when the British deliver} to war footing within 24 * as ote eae ee Saad one Lele 2h ee © heseinp t Dt eee es a oa i GM em et AS Ae. eth nhc ¢ountry to the control] hours, according to a news of an Indian government re-} dispatch from mains doubtful but there} which adds that the plan has are those who suggest that| not been officially adopted what happened in Caleutta| and that it is not connected may indicate something of| with any present diplomatic future ; events.’ crisis. Caleutta is a city of 4,-] Obviously, if the United 000,000 people, or about one| States becomes involved in «per cent of the poptlation| another war, the nation will . of Thdia. For four days the| not have two or three years city was torn by rioting and} in which to set Up a muni- fighting, with a death list! tions industry. The chances conservatively estimated at| are that our military and more than 4,000. naval leaders are correct A newspaper correspon-| when they assert that the dent says that the disturb-| United States ould be at-) Page 5 ance was not civil war, in| tacked suddenly and it will the sehse of a controlled and| depend upon what we have, | disciplined campaign, but|in men and material, at the “the uncontrolled religious| time of the, onalilghi.” frenzy and lawlessness of} It should not be overlook- an emotional and frequent-| ed that threugl poe ‘ation ly lawless people.” for war in the modern fash- Whether such a people are| ion is an expensive process. ripe for self-govetnment| Therefore, the people of the may be debated but the ex-| United States have a ma- “periment will be made. terial interest in any form — : of international orgatiza- The cause of wars will not} tion which tends to make be abolished by resolutions} peace more secure. At. the and it is very doubtful if}same time, they have a _ warfare will be banished at} greater financial interest in ll. But every effort should] maintaining this nation’s de- ie made x the nations to] fenses for an emergency in prolong interims be-| the event that international sti ashington, | Ww’ County, Florida, will be le at public outery and best cash bid, tight of the wt tl er'aN Wasa the opr J a mu ni} cat 0200 ‘dock ct 2 9tl ¥ of: ; 3 Out e ent (3 . Ags to all Ian to on if of all petroleum and threesfourths of other minerals will be reser ‘ved. 4 1933, Lot 12, Palma MBS Lc ee aS Pee 160 1933, Lot 6 ir 12%, Palma oom Key 4 Fog Plat Hook 1 Page 1 1933, Lot 7 Sqr 12, Palma: pees ey Largo, Plat Book 1 Fage pelt 118, 15978 1983, Lot 10 Sar 9, Sola, Key Largo, Plat Book 15976 193%, Lot 11 Sar 9, Palma Sole, Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 115. 15977 1933, Lot 12 Sqr 9, Palma Pe Key Largo, Elat Book 1 Page 78 1933, Lot 13 Sgr 9, Palma ie Key Largo, Plat Book f Page mle 79 1933, Lot 14 Sqr 9, Palma eo Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 25678 1983, Lot 14 Sar 12, Ps clana Mainland, Section ¢, Plat Palma i Page ok 1 at 174. 722 1983, Lot 1 Sor 15, Poin- cama Méinland, Section i, Plat Book 1 Page 17 : 25617 . ‘Lat & Sqr 8, Poin- clana Mainiand, Section 7, Plat Book L aS 174, 8 1933, Lot 10 Sar 16, "Bois ana Mainiand, Section 7, Flat Hewk ot 7 Sqr 24, Pdtn- ana Mainland, Section’, Plat Book 7 Palma 1 Lot 1 Par 13, Page reo, Plat Book 1 16 1933, Lot 2 Sqr 13, Palma Sola, Key Largo, Plat Book’ 1 Page 028 1933, Lot 3 Sar 13, Palma reo, Plat Book 1 Page Sola, Key 415. 16030 1 Sola, 115 Lot 4 Key Largo, Plat Palma 1 Page Palitia 1 Page Sqr 13, Book 16031 1933, Lot 5 Sur 13, Sola, Key Latgo, Plat Book 15, 16032 193 Sola, Key 419. 16033 1933, 1 Bola, Key Largo, Paitta 1 Page Lot 6 Sqr 13, . Plat Book Plat Book’ Lot 8 Sar 13, ‘g0, Plat Book Palma 1 Page Palma 1 Page Palma 1 Page 1933, Largo, Lot 10 Sqr 13, rgo, Plat Book 1 Lot 11 Sqr 13, » dey Largo, Plat: Book 1938, Lot 12 Sqr 13, ey Largo, Plat Lot 9 Sqr 13, Plat Book 1 Page Palma 1 Page Palma 1 Page Largo, es 2, G4-149, 62 ; Pt Goy Lot 1 (Pt Lot 1) Palo Alto K Ss Twp. . 41 26% Aer t . 84 Twp. eys, Sec. 5 alo Alto ot Twp. 65 Key, Re. 28 42% 193: Lot Water Twp. 65 Re. 28 6: Key, 32374 Lot 5 Sar 28, Crain's sy Key, Piat Book Tf ise 51. 14516 1933, Lot_¢ Sar 28, Crain's Sub. of Grassy Key, Pitt’ Book 1 Page 31. 14537 1933 7° Ser Bub, of G Key, Page 51. ¥X-55. 129071938, Lot. 3 Sar 34, Paim Big Pine Key, Plat Book T 33, Lot 6 Sar 2, Palma » Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 6. 15834 1 Lot 7 Sqr 2, Palma Sey Largo, Plat Book i Page Villa, e Lot_13 Sar 25, Crain's K Plat Book 1 i4 Sar 25, Crain’s if Key, Plat Book 1 el, 14495. i Lot 15 Sar 25, Crain’s $ub. of Grassy Key, Plat Book {i Page 51. 14496 1923, Lot_16 Sqr 25, Cr Sub. of € isy Key, Plat Boa Page 51. 14499. 1933, Lot.3 Sar 26, Crain's Sub. of Grassy Key, Plat Book 1 Page 51. 14500 1933, Lot 4 Sqr 26, Crain's Sub. of Grassy Key, Plat Book 1 tween peace and war. peace is hot achieved. Page 51. = i 14507 1983, Lot 11 Sqr 26, Crain's Palina (3 E 1. F 14502 1933, \ t 1 & Lot 6p » Plat 505, 1933, Lor 9 Sqr_26, Crain’s Plat’ Book 1 6, Crain’: Brat’ Book 1 sy Key, Le. * 14506 1933, Lot 10 Bubs ct! Ginaae Key, fe 5. é 15923 19; it 3 P a Sola, Key e ht Book UBiee 115, 15924 1983, Let 4 Sqr 7," Palma Sola, Ke k 1 Page ey Lafgo, Plat 15825 i933, Lot 5 Sqr 3," Palma ie Key Largo, Plat k 1 Page 15926 1933, Lot 6 Sola, Key jo Fe Plat 115. rf p3827 1983, Lot 7 Sdr 7. Patrha Sola, Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 16928 1933, Lot 8 7, Palma Sol, Key Largo, Plat Book’ 1 Page Palma. 5 15929 1933, Lot 9 a “ Ft eg Key Largo, Plat Baok ft Page ima 15930 1983, Lot 10 Sqr: 7, Pa tia Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 15981 1933, Lot 11 Sqr 7, Palma ie Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 15932+1938, Lot i2 Sgr 7, Palma Sa, Rey Lark, at Woon’ Pape $939 1983, Lot 19 Sgr ft, Palma Sola, Key Lateo, Plat Book’ i Page 115. ¢ 15940 1933, Lot 20 Sgr 7, Palma Sore. Key Largo, Piat Book i Page 15941 1933, Lot 21 Sqr 7, Palma ook 1 Pare 5 if ra Grassy a r 7, Palma Sola, Key Largo, Plat 118. : 13942 1988, Lot 22 Sgr 2, Palma Sola, Key Largo. Plat Book 1 Page 15943) 1933, ‘Lot 23 Sai 7, Palma Sola, Key Largo, Plat Kook 1 Page 118. Me 3 F 15944 1933, Lot 24 Sgt 7, Palnia sli, Key Large; Plat Book) | Pages i 8 Sindh teste a + , 15946 1933, Lot 26 Sqr .7,. Palma Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 7 ‘1939, bot 37 Sqr 7, Patna Soia, Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 1b. 15948 1993, Lot ek Sur 7, Pala Key Largo, Plat Book 1 Page 8 1933, Lot 7 Sqr 8 Pine Grove, Big Pine Key, Plat Book 1 Page 137,. Fi-518. 11786 1935, Lot 18 Sqr 8 Pine Grove, taal Pine Plat Book 1 Page 137. 11828 1938, Lot. 14 ‘Sar 10 Pine Greve, Big Pine Key, Plat Book 4} ‘age 137 11839 1933, Lot 15 Sqr 10, Pine Lot, Sar, 26, Crain's| t tb Book ‘1 ‘: ok. 1 Rage |, | \ / } | | ni to us name Wi revit Court Dated August 22, 1946, JAMES * 0, “Professionally known as . Jimmie wer,” In re: Es! , ot. 8 BERTHA L. KNOWLES, 20 ALL CREDIT AND’ PER- SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR) DE- MANDS ‘AGAINST SAID STATE: ‘ou and each of you are hereby notitied and aired to present any claims and demands which you, or éither of you, may have against the estate of ‘Bertha L. Knowles, déveased, late of said County, to the pony a Judge of Monroe Coun- ty, Fierida, at his office ith the court house of said county at, Key West, Florida, Withih eight culen- r mon first publication of this notice. Bach claim or demand shall be in writ: ing, and sHall state the place o' residence and post, affice address ‘of the clatmant, and shat] be sworn to by the claimant; his agent, or his attorney, and any such claim or demand not so filet shall be void. A _ NEIL M.. KNOWLES, As adthihistrator of the Estate of BERTHA L. KNOWLES, Deceased, 20, 1946 is from, the time of. the ee * NOTICE TO APPEAR é SSEREACINCTSE SENT Gig i MOS ROR COUNTS TF AND IM- \ COMPANY, ation, Pay ie Plaintiff, etsy THOMAS B. AUBUCHO: > bbs ipEAues spow ‘dead, hi if living, and, . is unknown spouse, and jp Bis.’ unknown. heirg-at-law, legatees, deviseés, grant: creditors, an@ ali other parties claiming interest, by, gnroushy uhdet “or against ‘the said Thomas By Aubuchon, who is not known to be either dead or alive; et al., ‘endants. PORECLOSURE of houruace IN THR NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA: | fo: Thimas B. Aubuchon, if living, his unknown spouse, and, if dead, his unknown spouse, and his unknown heirs-at-law, leg- atees, dévisees, grantees, cred- » ftors, and all other parties claiming interest, by, through, under against ‘the said | i | | | Grové, Bik Pine Key, Plat Book 1 Page ‘137, G6-548. 14489 1933, Lot_8 Sur 25, Crain's Sub. of Urassy Key, Plat Book 1 Page 31. 14490 1933, Lot 9 Sar 25, Crain's Sub. of Grassy Key, Plat Book 1/ Page 51 sa 9 Lot 10 Sar 25, Crain's Key, Plat Book 1 rt 11 Sor 25, Crain's Key, Plat Book 1 Crain's Key, Plat’ Book 1} 5 Lot_1 Sar 29, Crain's °o sv. Key, Plat Book 1 Page 51. X-424. 195261923, Lot 2 Sar 29, Crain's agsy Key, Plat Book 1 Lot _7 Sqr 29, Crain's sv Key, Plat Book 1 ot & Sar 29, Crain's y Key, Plat Book 1 33, Lot 9 Sar 29, Crain's irassy Key, Plat Book 1 14534 1983, Lot 10 Sar 29, Crain's Sub. of Grassy Key, Plat Book 1 Page 51. 145 43, Lot 6 Sar 29, Crain's ‘assy Key, Plat Book 1 Lot 11 Sar 29, Crain's raksy Key, Plat Book 1 Crain’s Book 1 Crain's | Book 1 26, Crain's Book 1 Crain’s Key, Plat’ Book 1. 24, Crain’s Book 1 24, Crain's Book 1 , Crain's Book 1 , Lot 16 Sat 24, Crain's Sub. of Grassy Key, Plat Book 1 ; Let 3 Sar 24, Crain's Key, Plat Book 1 8. . Lot 4 Sqr 24, Crain's y Key, Plat’ Book 1 » Crain’s Book 1 Sqr_ 24, Crain's , Plat Book 1 r 24, Crain's » Plat’ Book 1 7 Sar 24, Crain's Key, Plat’ Book 1 Lot_§& Sqr 24, Crain's ssy Key, Plat Book 1 Lot 9 Sqr 24, Crain's Y Key, Plat Be | : | | i | | ° Thomas B. Aubuchon, who is pee known to be either dead or alive; Mrs. A. B, Miller, if living, ber unkhown spouse, and, if dead, her unknown spouse, an@ her unknown — heirs-at-law, tees, devisees, grantees, credi- tors, and all other | parties claiming interest; by, through, under or against the said Mrs. A. B, Miller, who is not known to be elther dead or alive; A. B. Miller, Miller 101 Ranch and Citcus, Ringling, Oklahoma, it living, his unknown spouse, and, if dead, his unknown spouse, and his unknowh heirs- at-law, legatees, | devigees, grantees, creditors, | and all other parties claiming interest, by, through, under or against thé: sald A.’ B.. Miller, not known to be either dead or alive; The unknown spouse of Carl B. Aubuchon, late of Monroe sounty, State of Florida, if ng, arid her unknown spouse, and. if dead, her unknown spouse, and her unknown heirs-at-law, legatees, deyisees, grantees, creditors, and all other parties cliiming interest, by, thtough, under or against thé. sai@ unknown spouse of said Carl E. Aubuchon, deeeas- ed; The unknown _ heirs-at-law, legatees, a grantees, # ereditors. of sa 2. Aubu- chon. deceased, parties claiming t, by, through, under or against the Carl &. Aubuchon, de- id parties defendant; And claiming to have any right, title or interest in the property here- in described ail parties having or You and each has instituted a suit and each of you, in Court of the Eleyenth Judicial Clreuit of the State of Florida, in and for Monroe County, for fore- closure of a mortgage and ot relief with respect to all that ce! tain tract of land situ Count ate of Flor against y rn as part (6) in Tract s described by nd running © of Virgin- Bock t Northeasterly direction (50) feet; 3, Crain's} the at r ngles in a Book 1 terly direction Eighty- feet, ten (10) ittches: Crain’s | right angles in| a saan’? | sterly direction Fifty | (50) feet to Whitehead Street: 33, Crain's | nee at right. angles in Sub. 300 rthwesterly direction alc mea el geen line of Whitehead Str ot 16 Sar 33, Crain's hty-two (SZ) feet ten ( Key, Plat’ Book 1 hes to the place of begin- ning, together with the tene- ments, hereditaments and ap- TRUSTERS OF NTERNAL, IMPROVEMENT FU. STATE OF FLORIDA By: Ross C Sawyer, / Trustees i. I. Fund. 3 Count sept 6, IN THE CIRC COURT OF TH ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRC OF 8 ‘TATE OF FLORID. AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY | DIVORCE ndant. LICA | ifornia required to a te the Bin of Divorce fil against you in the above style cause of or hefore the 23rd a September, A.D. 1946, otherwise the allegations contained therein will| be. taken as nfessed. Doné and ¢ y West, Florida, this August | A.D. 14 (Cireuit ldyliwild, C You are hereby 2anad day of ‘ourt_ Seal) ROSS C. Cletk of Cireuit ¢ i urt. | By: (sd) ALICE H. DELGADO. | Deputy Clerk. | { { guinaldo, Jr., r Plaintiff. aug 23-30; zept 6-13, 1946 Enrique Attorney 17 | complaint filea | during each w |. AMERICAN purtenances, You and each of you are hereby required to file your appearance | in the above ent before Monday, the | tember, 1946, ot be taketi as conf! It is furthe notice to appe dered ‘that this r bé published once for four _consecu- Key West Citi- tive weeks in per published in ¥, Florida. ORDERED at Key uty, Florida, 4 it_ Cou . in and for Monroe County, State of Florida, By Florence Sawyer Deputy Clerk 30 septs, LAER SORTER, Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND wacusax COFFEE bee a pogo if} held here yesterday in observ- lega-j who is! imants under any of the! the Circuit | this | i j the bureau cautions vessels. the path of the storm. ° Charles L, Roberts, 66, died at 9 o’ciock yesterday morning in his heme at 719 Ashe street. Funeral services are to be held this afternoon in the Pritchard nee chapel, with the Rev. Shuler | yj, éditor-author, born at Peele, of the Fleming Street. pin, Del., 68 years ago: Methodist Chureh, officiating. eS ee was named Great, who years ago. A i Alexandria, More men were given jobs to-/after Alexander day in the Navy Yard, bringing | founded it in 382 B.C. ine 1 here ti aiiaw Se total of employes there to ahpth Vk a i s yesterday. Memorial services were con- ducted in Bayview Park, under the auspices of the Arthur Saw- yer Post of the American Leigon, | Sunday afternoon, for the vic-| tims of the Labor Day hurricane | last year at Matecumbe. Today The Citizen says. in an editorial paragraph: “The world over, those péople who contribute least to the sup- port of a newspaper, are the most rabid in its condemnation. Key West is no exception.” LEGALS — oe NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO’NS NAME STATUTE EBY GIVEN that desiring to en- under the ficti- No célebration of any kind was; ance of Labor Day. Mrs. Sarah Gibson, 71, died at! 8:30 o’clock this morning in her NOTICE J8 HER the undersigned, gage in busine: home at 802 Division streét. Fu-| tious, name. of “cabana Bar and i i i Cockta oun 05 nval street, neral services will be held in the} joy" West, Florida, intend to rem: 1 at 5 o’clock ‘tomor-j ister the said fictitious name with ene nape \the Clerk of the Circuit Court. of row afternoon, with the Rev. A.} yionroe County, Florida. B. Dimmick, of St. Paul's, of- Dated August 29th, et | ficiating. CARLOS. GELLRICH, \ GEORGE CURRY. Sole Owners, on aug 30; sept 6-13-20, 1946 | Joe Mondul, who had been ALUMINUM BLINDS NOW AVAILABLE at MAXWELL’S FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, Gas Ranges $95.00 _ Just a Few Left! i { Similar to Illustration RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES Furniture and Furnishings PHONE 682 909 Fleming Street, Corner Margaret St. VENETIAN BLINDS Key West, Fila. Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Servite Between MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS on Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West Express Schedule: (No Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M. Ar phe Miami at 12:00 o’clock Mid- ig) LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West at 6:00 o'clock A. M. Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 o’- clock P.M, LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and ce at Key West at 5:00 o'clock } FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street Ph, 3 92 WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets i