The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 13, 1952, Page 5

ee ee LOLA ALL BEL AE. i ee a ie ail ever enwe ron init ‘a we Pa i) Se % v sigh mi Pe ee Seow \ eS ea a oe ai ae sea i ‘ Sal WILL GIVE YOU A $-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS eeeee BREE FRREE FF i for for for for for § per DEADLINE: 11° A.M. DAILY In case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one ee! For Rent FURNISHED - apartment. No chil- dren or pets. Call 1104 Truman Ave. between-10 & 11 a.m. Friday and Saturday. mari3-tf TWO apartments available for working couples. 411 Williams. mari2-2tx eee eee COMPLETELY furnished apart- ment for two. No pets. 1125 Wash- ington St. mari2-tf $—Female Help Wanted (Continvea) ‘ODEST = Smeets UCR ace a WANTED Laundry help. White| MAEBENS | “vrademark Registered Ul. 8. Deiem Ofice Laundry, 1200 White. marl2-3t! REGISTERED nurses needed at Galey Memorial Hospital. Please call 1320. merll-3t ORS SE SEE Geer eR IEG SALESLADIES WANTED S. H. Kress. marl0-ti FIFTH AVE., N.Y. firm desires women to sell Dresses, Suits. Lingerie. See “Vogue,” “Mademoi Selle." Good commissions. Write Modern Manner, 260-ZQ Fifth Ave., New York. mari0-12tx CURB GIRLS wanted.’ Apply in person, Ponce’s Luncheonette. mar5-tf WAITRESS WANTED. Apply in{ Person, Luigi's Restaurant, 227 Duval marl-tf DAY Waitress. Experienced. Good pay. Apply 1005 Truman Ave. feb20-tf 10—Male ind Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED for fountain. Man or woman. Hours 5 to 1, pleasant, fast, clean worker wanted. Banana Tree Grill. 523 Truman. mari3-3t FURNISHED efficiency apartment. Electric kitchen. Children wel- come. By day, 909 Elizabeth St. marill-tf APARTMENT for 2. Utilities, Li- nens, everything furnished, $35 weekly. 1206 Florida St. Phone 192- w. maré6-tf BEDROOM apartments. Moderate rates. Maid service, utilities in- cluded. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor SS dren welcome. Now sleeps 5. $45 mo. '6 mio. in advance. Available il. D-5 Coral Isle Ct., Stock Is- “land. mari2-2tx _$BEDROOM home for rent at 341 Ave. E. Completely furnished. No os $126 monthly. Apply 417 Catherine St. or Call 180-W. marl2-3tx :M & B MOTEL, 1031 Eaton Street, has available efficiences rooms. Moderate rates. feb27-24t '§ ‘Rooms For Rent - ROOM in private home. Kitchén ORE SSRIS RE AY NICE bedroom, reasonable. Couple only. 1004 Eaton. Phone 1996-W. marl2-2t od "ROOM available for working men “ig » al jam St. te feb23-24tx I'S rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. For Rent ‘Call after 3 p.m, 227 Duval St. = feb25- JSEKEEPER. Prefer white, iniddie aged woman to live on 182-W. jises. Phone marta six —<$<$<$ $$ $< EXPERIENCED waitress wanted F Re- peamsdiately. Apply Raul’s abe i| 522 SOUTHARD WILL CARE for children in my home while mother works. Ph. 1603-W. mari1-3tx} 24—Business Opportunities 17—Personal Services WELL established restaurant busi- | = | sites for sale. Selling due to sick- LET MR. FIT-IT Fix it. Toasters,| ness. Inquire 604 Truman Ave. rons, and small repairs. Corner] Phone 1641. feb15-tf Caroline and Simonton. ! marl2-2tx|STORE for rent. Good business _ location. Next to Naval Station Notary Public Yard. Good for sundry store, bar- sas — ber shop or souvenier store. 600 Whitehead St. marl0-6t feb12-tf FOs, SALE six Consecutive _is-|25—Real Estate For Sale sues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, 25¢ week- | 2995 FOGARTY. Co! pletely furn- ly. Phone 5i Circulation Dept. ished or unfurnished Sunshine as eric | |8=F—- home. Call after 7 p.m., 1943-XM. BRIDES TO BE mariett APARTMENT, excellent location. Artman Press, Phone 51. Eight apartments bringing bet- os pane ter thin $700 a mohth. Will sell, = $45,000, terms. See Albert J. Mills, (Realtor). Phone 26, Corner Caro- line and Duval St. maril-5tx 2 STORY, 2-bedroom house. Re- frigerator, new sink, hot water heater. Phone 1159-R. 510 Margaret. pes marll-6tx HAVE your wedding invitations and anhvuncements printed 18--Special Services FLOORING, JALOUSIES VENETIAN BLINDS DURO - STONE SIDING ASBESTOS SIDING HERBERT MARSHALL COMPANY EES SECC SRR 2 PHONE 1081]SPACIOUS 3 bedroom C BS. Just marl0-tf| completed. Selling at cost, $16,- ———— 1500. Down $5,900, balance F H A, $68 monthly. Tel. 1434-M. “BLOND” for sale 10 used portable Typewriters for sale 32.50 and up table Roberts Office Supply 126 Duval St. Phone 250. mars-tf 3 - BEDROOM A-1 MacArthur house. Furnished. Terms. Phone feb29-tf | 1967-J for appointment. 2808 Seiden- fe Sg te OFFICE DESKS for sate, New ana} e's: mars-tt oe $35.00 and up. Metal Files] SIX room house. Good location. 907 and Metal Chairs. We buy or trade} Georgia St. Phone 821-R. used office furniture. ROBERTS marl0-6tx OFFICE SUPPLIES. 126 Duval Street. Phone 250. febl2-tf] CHOICE Martello Towers district Ta aN a SP —~—~——1 on Atlantic Ocean, facing Coun- JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders |ty Beach. New CBS deluxe home. Furnished if desired. Living room, on new CBS homes, remodeling jining room, 2-bedrooms, 1 tile and roofing. Phone 147-XM. bath, Jallousie windows; steel cab- feb16-tf} inet kitchen, utility room, sliding USE SNOW CAP BLEACH for| door closets, terrazzo floors, br * , whit hes, | Window sills, landscaped. Designed try « betile from your ‘xroce wy F-| and built by Chicago architect. Ap- mar?-tf| Ply 1003 Laird, Phone 1310-J. meee marll-13-15-3t GLIDDEN PAINTS SED PLUMBING SUPPLIES— IF YOU WANT TO BUY or sell FIXTURES Key West or Key property. Con- tact Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming. marl3-10tx KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & Phone 153. - INSTALLATION . Bee ee Sock walnad:. Inu SIMONTON St. TE. sva| 6 eRe Fee Bete Park, . ua IN ST. ———— Pa mari2stx tet0.r|LOTS FOR SALE: Choice iocation mend EY Seas ee % block from ocean: ‘asa Zoned for apts., motel, or Wanted To Rent 19—Public Notices Marina. j be ——-—— | residential. Max Herman, 3200 Col. POWER lanl engineer and family | GOVERNMENT controls and regu- , Miami Beach, Fla. pel Ty corthend poms lations are constantly changing. ate feb2e4t hone & Only your local ne ‘Tr pub- a ae _& apartment. PI rk lishes complete local application of - controls. Subscribe to The <5 ~ cae =e Citizen today, Phone 51, Circulation sel Mais Hap Wasted Department for home delivery. : AREMAN PRESS PARSE, eat Toty teatro tne. | 22 —LOSt ("Sim aeinfing. Pome SL ; mari3St] RED WALLET lost between 224-A | SS EEE EGS sche | Poinciana and Boea Chica bridge —Garden-Liv ROUTE: SALESMAN wanted. 155) Vauabie’ papers to owner. ont 31 wn Supplies Guaranteed salary, Please return to Mrs. R. L. Brews we mission, Absolutely sober. AP-| ter, 224.4 Poinciana. Reward. Ph, | TOP SOIL. sg ue we person, Painciana Clranits. 1587. marisn| | Key West a“ peiyy | imo. ee —— y. Phone . . - . oe RED leather purse. Lmportant . > aay _ pers. Reward. Miss T. Little | 33 Miscelianevus Wanted Phone 2282-W. marl) St) Oe ‘emale Heip Wan 7 ~ | NEW WIN, BEDS. plastic ‘howe, Q ER. Preferably 238—Found jacks, ; - live rig} Duval St., upstairs. | ————_-_____________ | ryaifer 18. marl3.3tx Abt. 1., (rear). Phone 807-J. FISHING Tackle Box ‘at Niles} gars mari3-3| Channel. Identify and pay for) yopERN Metal Craftmen Alum- ae a Ad. Call 448-M. marl3-3t sa Alum-O-Roof, Keys Downtown i Yash Motors, Stock Island. Phone aed ‘anes at WALLET. Containing sum ot! tos mari}-3st money. Owner may claim by) identifing contents and paying for this ad. Phone 1197. ——— | 34--Bousehold Items i marl3-3t | | IRTOISE SHELL glasses found = ae So ee ce have| 10 CU. FT. electric refrigerator, same by identifying and paying} and 4 burner gas stove. Both in for this ad. The Key West Citizen | good condition, $150. 926 Duval. marl3-3t mari2-tf } DAHA ANS lOF course ir Rings! THATS WHATS THE MATIER WITH 17, 116 Too Loub! IT WAKES ME uP! / ,34—Househoid Items | For Sale (Continued) v AVING CITY March 20, must | sell everything cheap. Bench table and chairs, Hot Point Elec- trie range, $50. China cabinet. Cor- ner cabinet, steel 2 door cabinet, sofa bed and chair, rugs, metal table and umbrella, lamps, anti- que lamp and globe, $25., linens, radio, $10. Many other items. 1328 White St. ONE Bahama Sofa-bed. $50. Chief Herring, Al’ Court, Ola stock Island Road. marl3-Itx mari3-3t | Advertising | (Continued) TRAILER with attached Alurh-O-! | Room. Providing comfortable! home for 4. Fine location. Reason- ably priced. Low monthly pay- ments. Inquire office Key West Trailer Court. Simonton St. marl3-3tx $49.50 and up. Open after 4:00! o'clock week days, all day Sat. marll-tf| rn | 1947 SUPERIOR 21 ft. Excellent/ | condition, $895. See at Gulf |Stream Trailer Park. 606 Truman! | 1766-XJ after 4:30 p.m. 40—Motor Bikes and Mo- | tor Scooters i 1951 HARLEY motorcycle 74.) O. H. V., like new, fully equip-/ ped. 3623 Eagle Ave. or call 2198. | |W. marl0-6t | | CUSHMAN scooter, late model, | perfect condition. Can be seen at) {226-A Poinciana. Phone 1069-R. es mar3-tf 41—Boats and Motors WESTINGHOUSE Practically new Electric roaster. 6-E Porter Pl. marl2-2t: EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY, 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture. feb18-tf WANTED outboard motor, late model, about 7% h.p. Write Box F. H.-5, c/o Citizen marll-6tx WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman Ave. Phone 778. mari-tf 38—Automopiles For Sale ‘41 CHYRSLER, New Yorker. Mo- tor just overhauled. Body good in and out, $225. Apply 1015 Si- monton. mari3-3t 1938. CHEVROLET, fairly good condition. 1952 license plate and atest inspection sticker. Phone 751- J. mari2-3t 1950 CHEVROLET fordor deluxe sedan, $1,300. One owner, marve- lous condition. I am ill in Monroe General Hospital and unable to drive for sometime. Apply room 23. maril2-3t ‘48 NASH Ambassador Coupe. Ra- dio, heater, $650. Leaving area. mari2-6tx Must sell. Call 1167-J New evenings. mar8-6tx 1947 BUICK Super sedan Best of- fer takes it. Phone 1920-J marll-3t FOR SALE. 1950 Chrysler, Yorker. Apply in Luigi’s, 227 Duval. “47 FRAZIER, radio, heater, Excel- Jent Buy at $595. Phone 1938-3. marlisStx 39—Trailers For. Sale FORCED to sell at once, being trans, overseas Monday, 1947 Bay State Trailer. Large porch, patio, refrigerator, fence, électric brakes. Mhst see to appreciate. Sleeps six, $995. Bailey, Overseas Trailer Park marl2-Stx COME SEE US—our prices are the jowest in Fla. New and used. Free overnight lodging. Free de- livery to Key West, long terms. South Fla. distributor for Schult, Pacemaker and Nashua. Harper Trailer Sales. 4850 N. W. 17th Ave. Miami. Phone 89-6887 mari2tf Pitman tmmonm Se arises 25. FT. GLIDER. Complete with 20 x 16 enclosed porch, electric refrigerator, apt. size gas range. Must be sold this week. Hutson jot 58, Overseas Trailer Park. marld-tx 1948 TRAVELO. Excellent condi- tion. 10° x 20°, enclosed patio with Aluma-Room awnings. Can be fin- anced. Inspect at Overseas —— se wena Court, Lot 5. mars - 26° CABIN Cruiser. New 90 h.p.| motor. New prop. New paint. Planking 2 yrs. old. Must see to appreciate. Owner going north. Must sell, $500 or best offer. See er Park. 645 United St. 45 FT. Shrimp snapper boat, built 1948, G. M. Diesel. 75 wt. radio, footometer, 3-drive winch, steel mast. Boat can be seen on ways at man Ave. mari2-4t HERE NOW Chris-Craft boats. Kits as low as $52. Outboard Headquarters, Stock Island. Phone 104, marli-3t | FOR SALE; 30 M.P.H, 18’ runabout speed boat, $600 cash. See L. W. Roberts at Blackwells Stopover, Corner Margaret. and Southard) streets. Phone 9109 or 129. marl0-6tx 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets A. K. C. Registered German Shep- herd puppy. Champion stock. Old highway, past Coral Isle Park, Stock Island. marl3-3tx 45—Transportation Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 €. V. Kinsman mars-t! 49A—House Movers HOUSE MOVERS CALL GARNETT Ph. 1054-M_ for estimate. mars-ti | | S0—Legal Notices THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND POR MONROE COUNTY, = OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN. | cr Case No. 12-1186 MARGARET L. GATES. Complainant DIVORCE acTion OATES, vs THOMAS PF Defendant NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO: THOMAS-P. OATES Qreen Farms Road RF. D. No. 3 Westport, Connepticut You are hereby notified that a Bill of Complaint for Divo < been filed against you, and hereby Required to serve a your Answer to the Bill of Com- plaint on the Complainant's Attor- ney, #n@ file the original Answer in the office ef the Clerk of the Cireaft Court on or before the sth day of April, A. D. 1953, in detauit ef which the Bin of Complaint will be taken as confessed against you This notice shall be published tor four epnsecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen. Dene and Ordered at Key West. Florida, this 18th day of February, A. D. 1882. (Cireuit Court Sealy EARL BR. ADAMS Clerk of the Cireuit Court of Menroe County, Florida By: Kathleen Nottexe Depury Clerk thomas 3 "EiRo Solicitor for Compiatnant Street. Florida maré-12-28-27.1952 est 50—Legal Notices | { As TRAILER awnings made to order, | | Ave. Phone 12. 9 - 4 p.m. Phone | marl-12tx Mr. Cagle or Mario. Mastic Trail- oe mari34tx f Alligoods, $7,000. Terms to respon- | ¥ sible parties. Bob Brice, 1209 Tru-| { oe ee March 13, 1952 ‘yea cnt (Continuea) NOTICE TO CREDITORS | (1983 Probate Act, Sees. 118, 120) IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDE MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN PROBATE. DE a you are hereby aired to. present ponents mands which you, | ranked them today had ay have against | “Still formidable” adversaries de- i spite the New, Hampshire presi- dential primary victories scored by {Sen. Kefauver and Gen. Eisenhow- said | ef vase of Pate Th Ll Kefauver, Tennessee Democrat, ication of this upset Mr. Truman in Tuesday's vd chal state tie |Granite State contest. And Eisen- * and post. office |hower swept over Ohio’s Taft on d shall /the Republican ticket. ’ ‘ any} “Say what you want about Harry and not so filed / Truman, he’s a fighter, especially HILDA ROBERTS | When he’s hurt — and he'll fight Last wit and | now,” said Sen. Aiken (R.-Vt.). Nine Gertrude’ “aiken, is anti - Truman. He has not anncunced his choice for the |GOP presidential nomination. THE, The Vermonter predicted last month Kefanver would “beat the FdousT®.| tar” out of. Truman in the New impshire primary. As for Taft, Sen. Ives (R.-N. ¥.) who is backing Eisenhower laim < shall be void executor of Testament of Roberts, deceased 6-13-20-27,1982 | IN . mplainant, wary tena wacver "*°"°F) against the Ohioan for the GOP eo Defendant, | Presidential nomination—declared: NOTICE BY PUBLICATION “Don’t anyone think for a minute To: Mary Lena Wagner Carbonell, ‘t taking any- at. July non- the Complaint |imating convention is still a long ‘omplainant’s | Way off and anything can happen zinal An-'in polities.” polities. In New Hampshire, Kefauver pjge. in the) won qver Mr. Truman in the pref- mained will | €rential (popularity) contest by 20,- _ | 147 votes to 16,298. The Tennéssean ‘orida, the l80 won all 12 Democratic dele- 952. gates, who have eight convention | votes. "|. On the Republican ticket, Eisen- shower, piled up 46,497 preferential votes to 35,820 for Taft. And Risen- j hower, too, made a clean sweep |of the delegates — 14 to the GOP convention. Eisenhower backers expressed Rr OF THE | delight over the outcome. in view Or pLonipe,|of the fact the general so far has "OUNTY. | taken no part in any pre-conven- vince ate {tion activities in his behalf. He | r ainant, | has said he would aceept the nom- VE UR eee DIVORCE | ination but Won't seek it. RAYMOND: Fae Defendant. Ives said the» New Hanipshire NOTICE RY PU TO: RAYMOND B.D r, New Hampshire. HERERY ORDERED UIRED to serve atopy | nswer te the Complaint eon the complainant's and to. file the oniginal Answer in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before }j the 7th day of Apri, A.D. 195%, in the above entitled cause, othel the allegations therein will taken as confessed: Fi <> ORDERED at y, Florida, warch, ALD. 1963. EARL R, ADAMS “lerk of the Cireuit Court Monree County, ‘Florida. that Way.” Attorney, be Key this Wednesday: “I still have a long, hard, uphill fight, and it is going to take a lot THE KEY WEST CITIZEN home to campaign, if he wants it |; In Europe, where he is supreme Ty eee trees. stated. Page 5 By ROBERT 8. TUCKMAN MUNSAN, Korea .P—Allied trace negotiators told the Reds today they were wasting time trying. to get “the unconditional reparation of all prisoners we hold in ex- change for a small portion of thise | you hold.” That's what the latest Red plan amounts to, said Rear Adm. R. E. Libby, and it is not acceptable. } The Communists insist that pris- oner exchange plans be adopted | before turning over a “‘complete and bona fide’’ prisoner roster. | Libby said that’s “‘putting the |cart before the horse.” | He told the Communists they ;Must make the next move. The | Reds’ said it’s Libby’s move. | Gol. Andrew J. Kinney described las “strictly a goose egg” a 2 jhoug staff officers’ meeting on The Communists suggested last ‘week that prisoner exchange dis- (cussions proceed on the basis of , original lists traded last December. | Libby demanded a complete list | missing | Reds have said they were released ;at the front. The U. N. charges ~| most were impressed into the Com- | munist armies. | “We have been insisting that you jaccount for them since \of last. year,” Libby said. “The | simple statement that you released jall of them at the front to disap- Pear. from the face of the earth ‘obviously is not a credible account- | North Korean Ceci. Chang Chun |San lost his temper in the truce |Supervision session while debating | whether five or six ports of entry jon each side should be opened to | neutral. inspectors. | Col. Kinney said six ports..re- | flect Allied supply requirements j and he could not accept Chang as a “logistical expert’ who could de- SEOUL, Kore ai®—American E Red assault vaiiauon in its tracks | Wednesday night in the heaviest ,Communist attack in a month. A today '200 of the 750 a Reds | were killed or wounded. A af work . .. by my supporters over; the U. S. 35th Regiment and Key West. Florida. fhe, country. . . . I think Ivhave | Turkish Brigade. in the. eastern maré-13-20-27,1952| come a long way since Jan. 23 | mountains near Heartbreak Ridge. % ——_——_— when. I announced 1 was’ in this , Assault waves came in three 15 AME CUReyit Couns. ox a fight to pooner and that is «my | along a 2% mile front. But, ‘ate ea position y.” \a division spokesman said, “They Sraue: OF TUORINNS SNomant Taft, campaigning in Texas, said | got nowhere.” _ CER he was “a little disappointed” | A curtain of Allied artillery and srt tat Scat ‘about his. showing in New Hamp-/| mortar fire halted the Reds 100 ef Edna Mae Galvin, shire. He had counted on winning j yards short of U. N. lines. The i OF PUBLICATION” |8t least four of the 14 GOP dele-/Communists pulled back after a ROBERT GALVIN Mrs. Harold O'Connell Holden Street | gates and said he had been “‘ex- | Pecting a horse race” in the pref- ‘erential voting. f ster, Massachusetts SOU A ota ae aa a onl Mr. Truman declined to comment that » Petition for Adoption of the infant Edna Mae Galvin has been }Om his defeat by Kefauver. filed in the Circuit Lg d 3, the 4 adoption of said infant, by James 4 Frederick Caldwell and Ruby |Sectetary, Joseph Short, said at ‘ dwell, and you are here- | the Little White House in Key West, Fia., that Kefauver's vi to serve a copy of your Objections to the it~ 2 eran would suid Petition for Adoption |have absolutely no effect on Mr. | chester and the destroyer Highee if aaid infant on the Petitioner's | Truman's decision on whether to | scored direct hits on Red : fuer or Objections to the. granting | Seek Fe-election. |guns, bunkers and supply <a : of said Petition in the office of the | Short added that Mr. Truman, Warships and planes combined Clerk che 1ith dar of Awl, A.D, (had said So Mimeelf, to cut Red rails in 146 places, defavit of which the Petl-|. Sen. Humphrey (D.-Minn.) said | smash five railroad bridges r adoptien will he taken @S lie was a ‘politieal mistake” Tor | sink 30. small. boats. Mae Granced. | Mr. Truman to have decided tc en-| U. S. F-80 Thunderjets opened iter the New Hampshire ‘primary— | Thursday's air war with a sunrise | after first declaring that presiden- | attack on Hichon railway marshal _.R ADAMS ‘tial preferential ‘primaries were |ling yards. They left the yards cae aortas, |“egewash.”” in ruins. ee r “He had everything to’ lose and | American F-86 Sabre jet pilots, absolutely nothing to gain," said | who had shot down 15 Rassian-type Huniphrey. who is entered in Min- Jets in three days, did not find « nesota's March 18 Démoecratic | sing! 2 pack hi eet Ts as NOt bVictdria Rein Se ah | said he wilt ous brs iwie oe March @ at Monroe General hos the state delegation to Mr. Truman |PAs! and weighed 6 Ibs, 5 crs e and Ordered at xerice 4 proposals wit) be received City of Key West. Biorids | : oie pag “a is ETRE 5 scMine “countruction. ot one | Game Ereereet rent MEAD. bs SO edn SAUMDERS Seon eed aneeln sureete 19 the| Monte General ‘hospital, He} Mr. and Mes, Julius Louis |weighed 6 Ibs. 12 ozs. ahd thas (Saunders are the proud parent: jhetn Named Gregory Scott. Fea son born March 4 at, Miso ' » Genera! ‘Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ‘Aurelo F ity Cemetery. , Sige 16) % 24% concrete block comstraction Metal shingle roof terial egoipment and iebor | All pi opine rect Frm gyro on | V@lanisanes of 901 Simonton St} 915 Watson street. ie in cue Clg Manager's, Oftice./are the parents of a baby daugh- | a “Bids to be opened at $6” TM iter born February 27 at Monroe} BABY BOY FOR LOAS ee iy reserves tne rift to/General hospital. She 4\.Mr,.and Mrs. Ennis Samuel ceject ny cr ali bids on te waive He '§ o7s., and was named Ida [Loas, 823 Johnson Lane have a mind at Key West, Piorida this [fievess. ,3th. day of March, A. D 19%. ne Sia ooh bee an. Washing. a oat | 3 (s Birthday, February 22, at TOR clerk FOR DB CoULie General hospital. The id weighed 7 tbs., 12 ozs... and been named Wendell Rona'd. harpy parents of a daughter, April Lynn. She was born at the Monroe General hospital, Febru- SPENCERS HAVE DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lee Mr. and Mrs. James William | Collins of 5-G Porter Place have ;Spencer, 1420 Angela St. have 3 /ary 27, weighing 8 Ibs. 8 ozs la baby boy born March 6 at/baby git! { who has been named/on arrival. SARA SEDI iE IED SEIT RL! AD I TE ETH ae | jp Pl ne ee