The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 1, 1953, Page 9

‘= WANT ADS § “seme __|Action Lags In Korea After Monday, June I, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 9 CLASSIFIED 2A—Trailers For Rent ADVERTISING RATES | ONE-WAY TRAILERS, any size, for rent to any city in the 99 Cc United States. Rent it here—leave WILL GIVE YOU A .3-LINE ; MODEST MAIDENS ‘Trotemart Registered U. & Potent 08m | | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MONRCE COUNTY FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. Case No, 13-652 JANE GRACE PHILLIPS, Plaintiff, vs. EDMUND JAMES PHILLIPS, Defendant. THREE BEDROOM Home. Utility | may30-7tx ; | porch. Large garage. $4,000.00 down. Phone 2-5395. Advertising it there. See Dick Phelps, Palm fi s ri 3 BEDROOM Toppino built house. | (Sinclair) Service Station, Stock Island. Fenced in yard. Venetian blinds CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 12¢ per line for one day Tic per line for three days 10¢ per line for six days 9¢ per line for twelve days 8c per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 Lines Per Insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY In case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one insertion. Contract Rates On Request ' WILL SHARE my home at 922 Eaton St. with quiet woman. All conveniences. Reasonable rent. may21-tf 3—Cottages For Rent PR RR tei Ce ONE BEDROOM Cottage. 1828 Fogarty Ave. may29-tf pes he deh ARS cate handting ONE BEDROOM furn. Cottage. Available June 1st. Couple only. Apply 117 Ann, may29-tf 4—Houses For Rent erence ete HOUSE at 406 Fleming St. 3 bed- rooms, furn. Adults $100.00 monthly, E, A. Strunk, Jr., Phone 2-7091, may28-tf iat cea 3 BEDROOM furnished house. Children welcomed. Monthly rental. $105.00. Half of utilities furnished free. Apply Santa Clara Motel. may28-3t ee a eo ee TWO BEDROOM ‘furnished house. 1310 5th St. Phone 2-6175. Call after 1 P.M. may29-3t 2 BEDROOM Sunshine house. Phone 2-2259 for information. may29-3t Ee set a vere a iy 2 BEDROOM House, partially fur- nished on Big Coppit Key. Call 2-5187. juni-3tx - é 5—Rooms For Rent rates, 321 Simonton. juni-tf APARTMENTS and sleeping rooms. Nicely decorated. By day, week or month. Stutz Hotel Apts., 410 Fleming. junl-tf ROOM Apts. Furnished. All supplied. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor Lane. juni-tf ROOMS. and Apts. for rent. Very reasonable rates. Seashell Motel, . | 267, Key’ West. Gose to Naval Station, large, airy, newly decorated, 3 furn. spacious Jalousied Inspection proves its com- and conveniences. Very reas- onable, 717 Emma St. Phone 2-6838, may26-6t furn. ition. . MODERN Brick Duplex Attractive, cool, best 807 W. St. ‘¥ APT. Couple only. No pets. Utilities supplied. Stone Hotel, 921 White St. may26-24tx FURNISHED Apartment. All elec- tric kitchen. 1415 Thompson St. may27-6tx LIGHT, airy 2 bedroom furn. apt. Close to Bayview Park. 1305 . Truman Ave, may27-6t ONE BEDROOM furn. apt. Electric kitchen, tile bath, tub and shower. Hot water. Very clean. Couple only, No pets. 701 Florida St. may27-6tx LG. 1 BEDR, apt., well.furn., tile floors. Adults. No pets. $85.00 monthly, Phone 2-3328. may29-3t APARTMENT for rent, 1007 Tru- man. $75.00 monthly. may29-tf en A AVAILABLE June Ist. Cool, mod- ern one bedroom apt. 1411 Tru- man Ave. Opposite Bayview Park. Adults, references. Inquire 1409 Truman Ave. Comdr. Byrns, may29-3t FURNISHED Apartment. 900 Francis St. oeeeaeetencunneretinnemeennesiensinenctnanar COOL, completely furnished, effi- ciency, and 1 & 2 bedroom apts. Casa Blanca, 715 Seminole Ave., Phone 2.5776. may30-tf oeengcenetepeetneneeeneecenneanenenemeta LARGE Cottage. Jalousied porch. Plenty of water, Adults only. $18.00 wk, 606 Truman, Electric kitchen. Parking space. Very reasonable rent. App.y Gate Barber Shop, 328 Southard. junit Subscribe to The Citizen | not yable. LARGE, AIRY, sleeping rooms downtown. $10.00 weekly. 417 Duval, opp. La Concha Hotel, mayll-tf ene TWO ROOMS, with kitchen priv- ileges. Phone 2-5146, may28-6tx nearer eee dete CLEAN airy rooms. Close to every- thing. $10.00 week. 602 Truman. junt-3tx PRES AEE SRAT Aree cae MI LIE ROOM in private home. Private entrance. Parking. Phone 2-5364. junl.3t ihchmrcseiit negate ibtpnes went NICE ROOMS. Very reasonable. Apply Casa Marina Annex, or Call 2-2691. junl-tt CLEAN, quiet rooms one block from business dist. Free park- ing. 513 Whitehead St. junl-ttx 6—Wanted To Rent ————————— ‘WANTED to lease ghout 1 July. 3 or 4 bedroom ‘house suitable for family of 5. Reply to P. 0. Box may29-5tx Seiceecrenintiemndinabeniencitirasterer sees FURN. or unfurn. house, About Sept. 1st. Naval officer and family, 2 children. Phone 2-6893, junl-3tx 7--Business Rentals Die aaa ee EN LEASE or Rent Business Lot. In- quire 420 Southard St. may30-6tx ee 8-—Male Help Wanted — BOY for part time janitor work. Apply in person. Ponce’s Lunch- eonette, 701 Simonton St. may26-6t Sercersmonsmeteennin: neserenpanentnsneseremeees WANTED: Refrigeration man with some vending machine experi- ence. Apply in person, Key West Coca Cola Co. juni-6t areerschcremeniorenaiteenateeeeeeten is “INSURANCE—Key West and vi- cinity District Manager for Flor- ida’s leading writer of quality non- cancellable hospitalization and in- come insurance as well as special low cost lines and new hospital plans for impaired risks; very at- tractive commission schedule and leads furnished for an outstanding man; write giving details of your- self and past experience — Frank Gabor, Gabor & Co., Inc., 1301 Pacific Bldg., Miami, Fla.” junt-2t 9—Female Help Wanted enemies BAR MAID wanted. Experienced or inexperienced. Apply at Phil's Gate Bar. mayl9-12t CURB GIRL & Waitress. Apply in person, Ponce's fe, 701 Simonton St. may26-6t necessary. ‘ shift avail- Air-conditioned. Pleasant working conditions. Sigsbee Snack- ery, 12 Sigsbee Rd. may26-6t WANTED: Experienced cashier. Apply in person, Fausto's Food Palace, may2?-tf Se WAITRESS Wanted. Apply The Delicatessen, corner Simonton and Truman. may28-tf CHECKERS for laundry and dry Cleaning dept. White Laundry, 1200 White St. may29-3t se loc? Sa an dl WANTED: Barmaids. Experienced or inexperienced. Live in or out. Apply in person at Weaver's, Stock Istand. junl-3t reenact renenie NURSE MAID to care for 19 mos. old baby from 8-6 P.M. Phone 900 FAO TT IE | corte DY IT train THERES SOMETHING ee — = ALAN -= WRONG WITH OUR MILKMAN, HE. LEFT"TWo QUARTS OF GIN AGAIN THIS MORNING Id, 3—Nursery Schools CHILDREN cared for weekly. Picked up & taken home. Hot lunch included. Phone 2-5958. may27-6tx 13A—Private Schools Treasure Island Summes Camp Fer Girls USING the top facilities of the Winter Quarters of Todd, one of America’s leading poarding schools. Only $225.00 complete for 6 wks. Write Mrs. Roger Hill, Marathon, or Phone 2038. may7-24t 16—Personal 24—Business (CONTINUED) ties OLD ISLAND Trading Post, for lease. Whole building or part. Call Mrs. Newton, Phone 2-2757. may27-tf | 24A—Building & Financing FOR NEW HOMES All Types of Repairs And Alteraticus JAMES L. STAPLES Genera] Contractor Free Estimates Gladly Given 1417 Albury Phone 2-5546 juni-tf STUDIO girl cosmetics. Phone 2-|~ 2327 after 4:30 p.m. Elda Sieve- king distributor. may25-tf 17—Personal Services SINGER Sewing Machine. Sales - Service - Parts, Singer Sewing machine Co., 118 Coral Way, Coral Gables. juni-tf NOTARY PUBLIC . NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office junl-tf FOR SALE: Six Consecutive is- sues of TheKey West Citizen. Delivered te your 1» Ue week- ly. Dial 2.5661, Circulation Dept. juni-tf BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invitations and announcements printed by The Artman Press. Dial 2-5661. juni-tf 18—Special Services PER tL ESR SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, of- fective; yet has ne lasting eder. Buy from your grocer. juni-tf IF YOU WASH ‘EM then you know they are washed. Soak, wash, 3 rinses, 25c. Paul's Self- Service Laundry, 426 White St. juni-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUP®LIES — FIXTURES KEY WEST SUPPLY Co. 211 Simenten St. juni-tf eine ietnsennauhisniensne-nitn PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser- vice. Larry Karns Studio, 220 Duval, Phone 2-6811, juni-tf RED BECCAISE TRUCKING COMPANY Specializing In Safes and Pianos 837 Olivia St. Dial 2-3420 may29-12tx HERE, there and everywhere! Let me take the pain out of painting. Phone 2-9145 for free estimate. may30-3t SIAMESE Male Cat. Vicinity of Convent. Family pet. Reward. 800 Virginia. Phone 2-6420. may23-3t LADIES Green Wallet, initials LL.M. Reward offered. Phone junl-3t LOsT, money, mostly $20's. Re- ward. Phone 2.3256. juni-tf PERSON finding brown and white purse please return to Mrs. Mar- Tol, 2-3123 | ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Bonded Licensed Centracter PORTER - WAGOR - RUSSELL, ING, JAMES ANDERSON, Sup’t. Ph. 2-2232 junl-tf AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, licensed general contractor, old ann new work. 616 Duval St. Phone 2-6141. 25—Real Estate For Sale ai ii a WILL SELL, at loss, equity 3 bed- room Sunshine Home. Excellent refrigerator, stove, Jalousies. Guar- anteed drainage field. Low monthly Payments. Will consider second mortgage. Phone 2-7646, 2020 Fog- arty Ave, may21-tf 3 BEDR., 2 bath home. Top quality construction throughout. n> 500.00, terms. 1321 - George St. Phone 2-6278 for appt. may26-24t MODERN HOUSE for the Tropics. Cuban Tile Floor 2 Bdrms. 2 Bathrooms, and 2 Dress- ing Rooms; Living-Dining Rm., Kitchen, Utility Rm. Enclosed Car- port. Patio, Completely furnished 3 BEDROOM CBS. Corner house. Appliances included. 1321 Asnby St., Phone 2-7996. may5S-tf 3 BEDROOM Sunshine. Landscap- | ed, fenced in yard, Jalousies, Stove, refrigerator and automatic washing machine. $3200.00 down. 2120 Fogarty Ave. Call 2-7683. may27-30tx TWO BEDROOM, corner lot, Top- Pino house. Fenced yard, land- scaped. 2026 Seidenberg Ave., | Phone 2-2570, j ens | THREE BEDROOM House. Fenced in yard. Patio and grill. Phone | 2-2526. 1912 Patterson. may28-6tx! | MUST SELL at once. Reasonable offer considered. 2 bedr. home on ig. lot. 3 yrs. old. Garage. Conv. location near Garrison Bight. 2210 Patterson Ave. or Phone 2-5708. * may29-6t eens $1,953.00 WILL BUY House Equity in 1953, 2005 Harris Ave. Phone { 2-2496. may29-4tx j | A Real Steal | BEAUTIFUL 2 Bedr. C.B.S. home. | Completely furnished. 58° x 90° | corner lot. Landscaped with the _ | best Florida fruit trees and shrubs. 429 Duval, Phone 2-2831. Evenings FOR SALE or lease. Romey’s Bar.| & Sundays Call 2-2173 for appamt- épply on premises. may2s-t!' ment. mayo throughout. Stove, refrigerator and automatic washer. $15,000.00. Terms, $6,000.00 cash. Balance of mortgage payable at $82.00 month- ly. Terms can be arranged. 2111 Staples Ave. Phone 2-5871. junl-tf 26—Lots For Sale - Sugar Loaf Shores WATERFRONT lots on beautiful Sugarloaf Bay, $1,700 up. A FEW very attractive 2-bedtfoom homes with tiled ELJER bath-} Toom, $14,000 up. Owner Representative On Property Brokers Co-operation Welcomes Sugar Loaf Shores V MILES FROM KEY WEST juni-tf LOTS FOR SALE: \Filled or un- filled. Very reasonable. Call 2-3721. may21-tf FOR Lower Keys property, phone or write Hudgins, Summerland Key P. 0. 29—Printing Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest in printing. DIAL 2-5661, i junl-tf eee 31—Garden - Lawn Supplies WE GLADLY announce our asso- ciation with Woody’s Woodland Nursery in Key West.: State in- spected plants. Information at Key West Garden & Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming St. Phone 2-692. may29-3t $3—Miscellaneous NOTES Payable Forms. 15e. Artman Press. 10 Yor . Phone 2-5661. juni-tt Philco — Radios - Refrigerators Air Conditioners PIERCE BROTHERS Dial 2-5922 Cor. Fleming and Elizabeth Sts. junl-tf EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 3428 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 2-6951. We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture junl-tf —_—_— 24” EMERSON electric fan with pedestal. Like new condition. $85.00. Gulfstream Food Dept. Store, 1105 White St. may27-tf COCA COLA Box. Electric. Barbe- cue pit. Elec. slicer. Hot water heater, electric, for Trailer. 420 Southard St. may30-6tx ELECTRIC Ice Box for sale. 1307 Truman Ave. See after 4 P.M., if interested. juni-3t 34—Household Items For Sale 1951 WESTINGHOUSE Automatic Washer, 8 ft. Norge electric self- defrosting refrigerator, blonde oak dinette set with 4 chairs. Lawson 3 cushion sofa, mahogany, leather top knee hole desk, Provincial Fruitwood 3 drawer chest. 2 paint- ed book cases. Modern occasional chair. Phone 2-2344. Apply 2803 Staples Ave. junl-3t 36—Bicycles and Tricycles BOYS and girls bicycles. Almost Both for $60.00. Phone USED TRUCK and passenger car tires — New recaps, all sizes. Dick's Tire Service, 929 Truman. junt-tf 17 WILLYS = Station Wagon $475.00, Good condition. 6-B Porter Place. mayis-tf <aosasrineneh eepsalpeniingetarineilactmemenenessecapsieps 1950 RENAULT, 4 door. 15,00 actual miles. Excellent cond. $375.00. 1515 - 18th St., Phone 2-6469. may29-8t HEALEY’S Sports Car. condition. Never Southard St. 1842 STUDEBAKER Champion. De- Pendable, economical transports. tion. Cheap for cash. Phone 2-7786. may30-R 1951 FORD Station Wagon. Excel- lent condition. 23617. juni. j 1851 VICTOR 38°. 2 bedroom house trailer. Pully equipped. 1/3 down. Will finance bal. Private owner Miller's Trailer Park, Stock Island, Bay Btu | wes Phone 2000s, may25,mon thru fri-tf | 3$—Trailers For Sale (CONTINUED) —————— LEAVING Town. ’49 model alum- inum trailer. Sleeps 6 very com- fortable. With bath. $2,200. Bay- side Trailer Park, 617 Greene, Lot 17. may26-6tx 4’x8’ UTILITY Steel Trailer, Built body. Will sell cheap. Phone 2-2318, 1503 South St. may27-6t 40—Motor Bikes and Mo- tor Scooters ne Se On OlS oe a a LATE 1951 Cushman motor scooter. Very good condition. Extras, in- cluding spare tire and tube. 3727 Flagler Ave., Phone 2-5395. may30-7tx 41—Boats and Motors ——pemeesreeneesipeaieesneceiun Ueietieaeiiaiee 10 H.P. MERCURY Hurricane, re- built, $285.00. 10 H.P. Mercury Super, $220.00. 10 H.P. Wizard, A-1 cond., $195.00. 742 H.P. Mercury, rebuilt, $145.00. 72 H.P. Mercury, runs good, $85.00. 7:4 H.P. Scott- Atwater, shift, $120.00. New 734 H.P. Scott-Atwater, run only 6 hours, $185.00. 3!4 H.P. Scott-At- water, $85.00. 3, 342 H.P. Scot-At- waters, excellent cond., $99.00 each. Buy on time. Only 1/3 dn., 12 mos. to pay. Cliff's Marine & Supply & Stock Island. Phone 2-2531, may29-3t 1953 EVINRUDE 15 H.P. outboard. 95 Maine Road, Sigsbee Park. may28-6tx 40 ST. MOTOR Sailer; 12’ beam; 3° draft. Gray Marine-engine. 2:1 reduction. Emily Stowe, 2-9158. may29-3tx 14’ BOAT. 12 H.P. motor, trailer and other equipment. 107 “E” ‘Poinciana Ext. junl-6t 50—Legal Notices e, Florida, 1953. NOTISCE jz NOTICE ts hereby given that the Trustees of the Internal Improves ment Fund of the State of Florida, Pursuant to Law, will offer for sale, for Objections Only, in Talla- bassee, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A.M. June 2nd, 1953, the followin; described land in MONROK COUN- TY, Florida, to-wit: A parcel of bay bottom land lying north of Lot 10, Block 52 of a Plat of Stock’ Isiand, recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 55, Public Records of Monroe County, Florida, and embracin Government Lots 1, 2, 3, 6 an 6, Section 35, Government Lot 2, tion 36, Government Lot tion 26 and Government jection 34, all in Town- outh, Range 25 East, ontaining 0.3 acres, more or less. Correct legal deseription to be furnished with deed. Applicant is owner of the adjacent up- land property. ‘The Purchaser is required to pay the advertising cost and documen- tary stamps. The Sale, if and when made, shall be 8 bject to the Trustees resery- ing unto themselves 75% the phosphate, minerals and m: and 50% of the petroleum thereon or thereunder, = RUSTEES OF INTERNAL OVEMENT FUND reserve the | right to reject any and ai! bids |, BY ORDER of the Trustees of the Internal improvement Fund of the State of Florida. DAN McCARTY, Governor. Attest: ¥. C. ELLIOT, Sec. Trustees 1 1. Fe 25;j0n1,1958 CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the City Commission of The City of Key West, Florida, at the City Clerk’s Office, City Hall, Key West, Florida, up to eight o'clock | P. M. Monday, June 15, 1953, such | bids to be opened at a regular | meeting of said City Commission to be held at said-time and place at the Comrnission Chamter in} | | | | material: 25,000 gallons of RC-1 ssphal- tie ofl, to be delivered in mini- mum quantities of 4.000 gal- jons each and pumped into the City’s tanks, Each proposal for the furnishing said oil must be enclosed in a | sealed envelope, and marked on | the outside, “Proposal for Furnish- | ing Asphaltie Of”. The said City Commission re- serves the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any informali- ty in any bid or propasal. Dated at Key West, Florida, this ist day of June, AD. 1958. VICTOR LOWE, City Clerk. i NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: EDMUND JAMES PHILLIPS 859 East 227th Street Bronx, New York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for divorce has been filed against you herein and you are re- quired to serve a copy of your An- swer on Attorney for Plaintiff and file the original thereof on or be- fore the 15th day of June, A.D, 1953, otherwise Decree Pro Con- fesso will be entered against you. DATED at Key West, Florida, this 15th day of May, A.D,, 1953. (Seal) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk, Circuit Court. By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. (sd) WILLIAM R. NEBLETT, Attorney for Plaintiff, ges Duval Street, ey West, Florida. . 7 may18-25;jun1-8,1953 LIFE ABROAD By JAMES M. LONG ROME #—The new political par- ty that promises Italians a pound of steak a day has widened its program to pledge: no taxes, triple pay and a 30-hour school year. There are other embellishments: free money, a four-hour work day, no jails, no more studying history, Greek or Latin. Chubby Corrado Tedeschi, Flor- ence economics professor, started his “‘beefsteak party” as a joke, but now is stumping seriously for election to the Chamber of Depu- ties, heading a list whose symbol is a galloping baby beef. In Rome he packed the Piazzo de! Popolo with one of the biggest— and noisiest—crowds of the cam- paign for June 7 elections. “Bi-stec-ca,"" the crowd yelled. “Bring on the veal.” “Now hold your horses,” the pro- fessor warned. “All this can’t be done overnight, But I’m a profes- sor of finance. My program is scientific.” “Okay professor,” someone cried. “We can wait for the pound of beef. W settle for half a pound—now. “Now look,” the professor brushed on, “Russia could easily supply the world with grain for bread...” “Ship it here, we'll eat it,” one outed, “America,” the professor con- tinued unabashed, ‘‘could supply the whole world with its beef...” “What about the money?” “Just hold ,on,” oe eee candidate responded. w must do is build hotels, hotels, ho- tels. Then the whole world will come here to enjoy life, take things easy and eat well. And that's where the money comes in. They'll spend it here. Then we can buy Russian wheat and American beef and .. .” “And American wives,” some- one added happily. “Say,” said the professor “aren't some of these interruptions a bit silly? Now, where were we?” VA Budget Cu To Be Aired In House This Week WASHINGTON ~The possible effect of budget cuts on veterans’ hospital and medical programs is due for a trorough airing in the House this week. There have been reports that a 279 million dollar slash in funds requested by former President Truman for the Veterans Admin- istration would mean closing of six or more hospitals. The V.A., however, has said new hospitals may replace old ones in the fiseal year starting July 1, but no hospitals will be closed as a result of budget cuts. The House Veterans Committee has summoned VA. officials be- fore it Wednesday for questioning on the reports. The House appropriations sub- committee handling V. A. funds is scheduled to meet Friday for final action, Subcommitete Chairman Phillips (R-Calif) declined to com- ment on reports that some medical care funds may be restored. Bloody Battles Tanks, Artillery Smash Bunkers In End-Of-Month Blasts By FORREST EDWARDS SEOUL #®—Driving rain lashed Korean battle lines today in the quietest predawn in 20 days. In sharp contrast to last week's bloody battles, action was limited to patrol-sized jabs. Meanwhile, the Air Force said it lost only one Sabre jet to Red MIGs in May air battles, in which 55 Communist jets were destroyed, but 16 others were lost to ground fire and various causes. Far East Air Forces headquar- ters, in its montaly air summary said three Thunderjets, one B26 twin-engine bomber, one mosquito observation plane and one Marine AU fighter-bomber were shot down by Communist groundfire. Two Thunderjets, one F94 Starfire night fighter, five Sabres, one Australian Meteor jet and onc Marine AU fighter were lost to “other causes,” probably engine trouble. The 55 MIs shot down by Amer ican Sabres missed by eight the record 63 destroyed in September, 1952, Allied soldiers tossed back six minor Communist probes Sunday night and Monday morning. They raided Communist lines in two places and fought 16 small patrol battles in the no-man’s land be- tweén the lines. Although the weather curtalled air strikes, .18 B26s bombed Com-, munist front-line positions by ra- dar. Six B29 Superforts struck two Communist storage installations near Wonsan on the east coast. American and British Common- wealth warships continued bom- barding of Communist supply facil- ities on the east and west coasts Monday. Allied artillery and mortars Sun- day killed and wounded 95 af .350 Chinese Communists milling about Vegas, outpost on the Western Front, which the Reds captured in a big attack last week. Allied tanks, firing from fixed positions and U. N. artillery and aged 1,039 bunkers, 99 caves, 595 weapons positions, 159 forward po- sitions, 14 tunnels, 2,655 y: trench, 29 sniper positions, searchlight, a bridge, and ff three secondary explosions, dicating hits on ammunition plies, Hydrogen Bomb Plant Plans Are Found In Auto TSBs iste PE fs : 3 H el B R3 3 § i PATEL: ae Essa Le tf F i