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PAGE SIXTEEN TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, THURSDAYFEBRUARY 22, 1945 11. Self 12. Snug; room 17. Surgical treatment 19. Conjunction 21.

Salt 22. Hue 23. Sun-dried brick 24. Black liquid 26. Saltpeter 27.

Scotch cake 29. Footlike part 30. Kind of cloth 32. Signify 83. Dress up 36.

Away 38. Sing softly 40. Feathered animals 41. Kind of thread 43. Grant the nse of 44.

Winglik 45. Poem 46. Surround 48. Urge 49. Title ot a monk: 60.

Fish 62. Hebrew letter 64. King of Bashan ARMED FORCES PARADE CROSSWORD PUZZLE EVER'BODTb SAY I WAS JUST A CRAZY KID, WHO'D BEEN READIN' NOVO HOW THAT DAME OPERATES, MY UFE WOULDN'T BE NEVER TELLIN' A UE IS FINE, COURSE- LEAP IN' LIZARDS! I'M SURE SHE Winter Haven Officer Wins Soldier's Medal MURDERED HER HUSBAND! BUT IF TOO MANY COMIC BOOKS, OC SEEIN' TOO MANY WRONG BUT THIS TIME I THINK i Capt. William H. Fuller, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Fuller, of Winter I GO TO TH COPS, VJH0T THEN? JUST JUST NEVER TELL1W. Haven, has been awarded the Soldier's Medal for heroism displayed in rescuing an enlisted man from drowning, off the island of Maui, on June WORD AGAINST HER5 AND AGAINST KIND MOVIES! 6.

Greenland settlement 6. Dry 7. Purchasable 8. Mohammedan noble 9. Narrates 10.

Negative prefix WORTH A DIME (PEElOlj IS JUDGE HEDGES? NOT A CHANCE: ACROSS Absconds Diversified Disprove Coma oat Into view NegratlV Terse Ahead 14, 1944. The citation reads as follows: "For heroism displayed in rescuing an enlisted man from drowning off the Island of Maui, 14 June, 1944. mm A reconnaissance troop was conducting night ship-to-shore maneuvers from the deck of a destroyer escort proceeding at six knots under simulated battle conditions. After an enlisted man with full field equipment had fallen into to launch rubber the sea while attempting a landing craft, Capt. Fuller, with complete disregard for his own safety, and fully clothed, dove into the water, lOlfl 12 Pat- Off vrirht, ms.

supported the drowning soldier and directed the rescue craft to their location in the darkened sea. The heroism displayed by Capt. Fuller on this occasion reflects great credit upon himself and the military service." The captain entered the army in February, 1942, as an enlisted man and received his commission on graduation from officer's school the following November. TT 2-22-45 mzm IS 19 To He has served overseas since 1944 and has seen action at Guam and Leyte, l1 25" WARE'S MV I WONT TELL I BURNED IT UP WITH THE TRASH. YOU WHERE IT IS, UNLESS YOU 5T 33 34 ASK FOR IT- BY MISTAKE MAGAZINE? 3T LIKE A 36 3T 36 GENTLEMAN 40 41 Yfr 26 27 MM wm THATS 1 will vou (BETTER PLEASE TELL I T-rS ME WHERE 'I t-f-f-T? I ti tf 1 tier 1 I i.r if 1.

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Tree French capital Walking stick Distant (prefix) Browns Strange Equality Survival Behold Chides Toward Musical Instruments Summit Fowl Forlorn Large Entlc Page Purpose Exclamation Nut meats Iron symb.) Rely In abundance Corrects Like a flock DOWN Sea eagle Constellation About Leguminous plants S' UmM tiiJ 44 40 IP WW Fuller Bryant I till Second Lt. Billy H. Bryant, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.

R. Bryant, of Plant City, is a pilot on a Liberator bomber at Casper and is going through the final stage of his training with his crew. As soon as the training period has been completed he will head for overseas. Veteran of service in the Marshalls, Saipan and Hawaii, TSgt. Conley Williams, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. P. Williams, of 207 W. Emily is home for a visit from the convalescent hospital at Miami.

He has been in the hospital at Miami for three weeks. Williams has been overseas three years with the medical corps. CpL George Guida, husband of Mrs. Frances Guida, of 3209 La Salle is somewhere in France with an engineering group. He was stationed a year in England before hitting the mainland of Europe.

Guida and his wife have a two-year-old daughter. IT TH 'TRUTH "-) ELEVEN HUNDRED I YO'AN U'L ABNEK BIN OUT I I ON TH' TERRACE, HUH -WAL, HOW'D YO' LIKE ANYBODY HYAR feOT COLLAR AN F1VA HUNDRED I CENT, PLEAS ON 'EM F1VA CENT 15 FOR HOW MUCH AH BANANA YOU THIS) I CATTN FAY. S. X. f-JS I lfMVi I IL.

i 7 iliiiP Anderson Fagen HE SL APPEP fhl HIS BANANA PAY.f WAGON i. 1 CWIMA IE nicv cui SURE WHEN THE AMErirAMi If 'WW THQSe BR--Hf 'fe3 I MUST HA.ye BEEKI CRAZY 'M. TO THINK I COUL.O put ONie over 'tyy "7WE'A- (6B0AM) jJy. AC Colin David Anderson, husband of Mrs. Daisy Anderson, of 201 S.

Habana st, recently became a second lieutenant after completing bombardier training at Carlsbad, N. M. Coxswain Henry Fagen, son of T. J. Fagen, of rural Tampa, is down in the Marshall islands.

He has been overseas eight months of his year in the navy. A promotion to private first class has been given Sidney E. Maddox, son of R. H. Maddox, of Center Hill, who is with the Eighth AAF service command in England.

He is a member of the supply division and has been in the service since July, 1942, and overseas since October, 1943. Lt. Jack C. Woodward, of Lutz, is the pilot of a navy fighter plane, flying from a carrier of the Essex class in the Pacific. Formerly a patrol and scouting pilot, he switched over to fighters recently.

Clayton R. Woodward, the pilot's father, also lives in Lutz. sheEThiTas i roiv youX i CAVE YOU BROUGHT ME TEKRV, I AM tf ff TO OUT CoNCEENEP A I OF THE BUT ABOUT SOMETHING YOU'RE NOT KID0IN6. HE JUST FEU. TWENTY SEVEN STORIES OFF THE ytX KJOW TUP DCArtnM I fir 1 FILTEKEP A fOZCE OF- MEN THEOUoH THE JAPANESE UNE4 TO BUILP A LANPNlO STZlP.

FOR YOUK PEOPLE ID FLY IN A EAPIO CKW ANP $ET UP A CONTROL. STATION AND TWO WAS IN FOR ONLY THREE I I AM-' HEBE'S 0Hs home mm ll 1 TWENTY-SEVEN HIMf-IFONLY he: could have BEEN MINE TORIES." I'D HAVE NEVER HE 5HO' MUS' BE LOOKED A AT ANOTHER ne S3. WTO MAN SUES, TO FOR AME WITH SO LET'S WORK Ot TO I onr-1 LOVED i THAT'S TO WVOLVE THAT USWA.BLACXr" KNOW AMERICAN SUBMARINES iW.ffi tTT AME WITH ME, rl IT HAINT ELEVEN THASS OWES I THE 47 5T 52 The Answer to This FLORIDA MEN ARE PROMOTED WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. (JP) The war department today announced the following temporary promotions of Florida army officers end orders di recting newly appointed officers to proceed from their homes for active duty: Promotions: Second lieutenant to first lieutenant: St.

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PHONE 2631, TAMPA, FLORIDA Mill 5T S4 56 Puzzle Is on Page 12 Florida Casualties The followinr have been listed among the country's war casualties on the various war fronts accordinc to announcement by the war and navy departments. Because of the varied sources from which the information is received. It is possible that a casualty may be reported more than once. Army Killed Alford, John General Delivery, Lakeland. Allen, Edward 1 510 Second Manatee Bradenton.

Arce, Tony, 1404 24th Tampa. Barnwell, Lawrence Box 177, Rt. 1, Dover. Bennett, Billy Pfc, Gen. Ocoee.

Chestnut, Albert Rt, 3, Box 155, Lakeland. Deam, John 1171 Third Jacksonville. Denison, John Pvt. Rt. 1, Box 74, Lake Butler.

Galloway, Charles 500 41st West Palm Beach. Hendry, Harry Pvt. Post Of fice Box 447, Fort Myers. Holland, Bernard Pfc, 1570 Meridian Miami Beach. Kribs, Robert 2131 Post Jacksonville.

Lessig, Harold Lacoochee. Nipper, Lewis Pfc, Mlneola. Pinder, Perclval 513 Mar garet Key West. Porter, Gordon, 813 E. Main Leesburg.

Army Wounded The war department made public today the names of 2112 United States soldiers wounded in action. The announcement includes casualties in the European and Mediterranean areas. EUROPEAN AREA FLORIDA Babb, Pfc. Robert 6018 Flora Vista Tampa. Bell," John General De livery, Quincy.

Bennett, Pfc. Raymond Rt. Box, 130, Borders, Pfc, James 1706 Louisi ana Tampa. Bowers, T5 Le Roy 128 N. Coates Daytona Beach.

Carpenter, Sgt. Walter 518 Seola Orlando. Church, Pvt. James 5830 N.W. 5th Miami.

Coughlin, Pvt. Francis Box 1875, Del Ray Beach. Coy, Sgt. Robert 301 12th St. Petersburg.

Deacon, TSgt. John Rt. 1, Sara sota. Dowlings, Pvt. Charlie Rt.

3, Paradise. James, Pvt. Edward 744 Moore Dunedin. Jenkins, Pfc. Carl 2400 Ridge-wood Tampa.

Johnson, Pvt. Purley Box 462, Quincy. Jones, Pvt. Melvin Rt. 1, Box 394, Sarasota.

Karl, 2nd Lt. Frederick 415 Old Trail Daytona Beach. Kullmar, Capt. Malcolm, 408 3rd Avenue North, ijake Worth. McCranie, Pvt.

Clyde Frostproof. McDonnell, Pvt. Luke, 280 North' west 33rd, Miami. McFarlin, Pvt. John Palm Ter race, Gainesville.

Oreilly, Pvt. John Hunter Arms hotel, Saint Cloud. Paulk, Pvt. Grover, P. Box 1102 Panama City.

Preston, 1st Lt. John, Graceville. Woods, Pvt. Lloyd, General Delivery, East Palatka. Wright, Pfc.

Theodore, 1106 Mary land Saint Cloud. MEDITERRANEAN AREA FLORIDA Abbott, Cpl. Lloyd Rt. 2, Wau- chula. Campbell, Pvt.

Brewster, 519 Sappa' dilla West Palm Beach. Jackson, Pfc. Raymond, Hinson. Mills, Pvt. David, Rt.

1, Box 27, Melrose. Navy Casualties French, Jay Fred, seaman 1c, USCGR. Missing. Mother, Mrs. Hazel French, 421 NW 13th Miami.

Gregory, Freeman seaman 1c, USCGR. Missing. Mother, Mrs. Etcy Wade Gregory, 606 N. Habana Tampa.

Hutchinson, Colon Joseph, seaman 2c, USCGR. Missing. Father, Mr. Colon Hutchinson, Coronado Beach. Merchants Sinct 1884 Supplies Guida Maddox Woodward RECORD John A.

Stringer vs. Laura C. Stringer, divorce; filed by H. S. Glazier.

Constance E. Nogens vs. Henry Arthur Nogens, divorce; filed by William J. Skin- Frederick A. Ruijert vs.

Vargarpt Ruin van Rupert, divorce; filed by R. J. Duff. ijaura s. nusnes vs.

William L. Hughes, divorce; filed by Samuel Feinberg. Florinda Louise Peterson vs. James Elton Peterson, divorce; filed by Paul Lake. Thomas Glen Phagan vs.

Catherine Pha-gan, divorce; filed by Don C. McMullen and Sons. Elizabeth Mary Mingledorff vs. R. Fillmore Mingledorff, divorce; filed by Bryan and Bryan.

Doris Dockery Sanger vs. Arthur West Sanger, divorce; filed by J. Oswald Cornelius. Alton V. Edwards vs.

Janette E. Edwards, divorce; filed by Harry G. McDonald. Mabel L. Erwin vs.

Walter F. Erwin, divorce; filed by John D. Menas. Irma M. Schnider vs.

George D. Schnider, divorce; filed by C. N. Skills. Iris I.

Dean vs. Mrs. Aueust.S Alhpr. removal of cldud on title; filed by A. F.

cornenus. Henry Johnson vs. Maxie Johnson divorce; filed by Cyrus W. Fields. City of Tampa vs.

certain lands, tax foreclosure; filed by Karl E. Whitaker. Ernesto Villanueva vs. Juliana Villa- nueva, divorce; tiled oy Albert Arpa. Dismissal Orders R.

V. Pardo vs. Franceuco Leto. Final Orders Re: Estate of Charles J. Morrow, authorizing sale of property.

Final Derrfies Laura Hendley Thomas vs. Luther -T. Thomas. Re: Eugene Griffin Hawthorne, removing non-age disabilities. Frances Louise Young vs.

Hoyt Neil Young. Mary Verna Archie vs. Samuel Dudley Archie. Hazel L. Mountz vs.

Austin Royce Mounts. Minnie Austin vs. Andrew Austin. Betty Meier vs. Elvin Frederick Meier.

Sarah S. Ballenger vs. Robert G. Ballen- ger. Pinellas County CLFARWATER.

Feb. 21. (SDecial.l The following transactions were recorded in Pinellas county today: CIRCUIT COURT Suits Filed Anna C. Kenny, re to change name. Shellie Johnston vs.

Thomas E. John ston, divorce. Marie Antoinette Gresl vs. Joseph Gresl, divorce. rt.

vauenn. et ux. vs. James Whitehead, et ux, mortgage foreclosure. Orders and Decrees Josephine Thompson vs.

Claude D. Thompson, order. union Trust co. vs. Edward v.

Curtis, iinai decree. Queen R. Brown vs. Pearl Cook, order Emma Dietz vs. Edythe W.

Hanson. orcier. Re: Anna Kenny, decree. FACES DRAFT CHARGE Junior Welcome, 23, a Negro, of Lakeland, was lodged in county jail yesterday and was charged with violation of the selective service act. He will appear before U.

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Amount this month to date, $153,913. W. Newton. Ill Cedar erect garage, $250. Mrs.

C. H. Albertson. 114 Stanley demolish garage, and rebuild, $200. Mrs.

M. R. Osborn, 308 W. flora repair dwelling, $25. Dr.

E. H. vines. 6441 Florida en close porch and paint, $50. Bernardo, wortn Boulevard and Grace street, alter filling station, $200.

Seminole Methodist church. 509 E. Hanna reroof dwelling, $150. 'ranK Peiaez, 1804 aana erect garage, $175. Manuel Peiaez.

1801 23rd remove old metal from garage, $100. Miss F. E. Lindsey. 2603 Rldsewood build garage and storeroom $350.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Stacey Lee Smith. 46. of St. Peters burg, and Margaret Alvey. 40.

of St. Petersburg. Eliseo Hernandez. 42. or 1329 'a E.

Broadway and Rosa Munoz, 27, of Tampa. Jesse Wesley Jenkins. .20. ol rural Tampa, and Evelyn Jewel Grimes, 17, of rural Tampa. Vincent nores, 23, ol Plant Pars, and Edelmira Bencomo, 27, of 1622 8th ave.

weaver Baroer, 22. 01 ytU4 lath st and Mildred Davenport, 18, of 9408 Brooks st. Murray Pratt Carver, 38, of 3503 25th and Nellie Geneva Thompson, 33, of 2106 Va Florida ave. ci. u.

uoucn, b4, 01 niU6 central and Olive Victoria Crouch, 57, of 2106 Central ave. David Paul Fazekas, 22. ol Cleveland, Ohio, and Mae Rose Fernandez, 19, of New Orleans, La. W. H.

McNeill. 40., ot 1204 E. Mohawk and Laura Mary Cain, 41, of 306 E. Selma ave. Roy w.

Seitz. 23. of Avon Park, and Elaine Pitzke, 22, of 505, Magnolia ave. Clifford D. Henry.

30. of MacDill field. and Virginia R. Hubbell, 22, of Claire, Wis. Nelson Mason, 27, of Tampa Terrace hotel, and Ellen Virginia Rollins.

22. of Tampa Terrace hotel. Enriaue Antonio rernandez, 20. 01 1508 N. Howard and Rene Reyes, 18, of 2112 spruce st.

Kenneth Joseph Exley, 29, of Drew field, and Annie Donnie Goff, 37, of Lafayette hotel. James Neal Orender, 31, of Drew field, and Emily Marzullo, 40, of 1011 23rd ave. Tillman Orrin Bryan, 24, of Milliee-ville. Ga and Olivia Markham Ziegler, 21, of 4209 Obispo st. William F.

Graham, 29, of Venice, and Ruth Virginia Reinhart, 29, of Brooklyn. REALTY TRANSFERS Catherine Parks to John D. Setzer, part of lot 20, all of lot 21, block 5, Beach Park sub. Samuel T. Alsobrook to Manuel La Paz, 3.

12, T. 27, R. 18. Parry E. Paisley to C.

B. Duckworth, lots 8, 9, 24, block 2, Eden Park sub. Theodore Webster to E. H. Walden.

S. 1, T. 28, R. 18. A.

A. Swiram to Joseph M. Urga, S. 23, 29, R. 19.

J. H. Nelson to L. B. Poston, lots 4, 6, 7, Tropical Lakes sub.

Ted H. Northcutt to Charles F. Coune, lots 1. 2, block 15; lots 1, 2, block 61, Mango. H.

L. Baughman to Jackson B. Richardson, lot 2, block Bay City sub. Agnes W. Dixon to Fred E.

Ebert, S. 17, T. 28, R. 20. Julia B.

Walker to Mildred Oetz, lot 2, Bongart's sub. Pilar V. Suarez to Jose D. Diaz, lot 8, block 10, West Tampa Heights sub Margaret V. Muniz to Pose D.

Diaz, lot 8, block 10, West Tampa Heights sub. Bettie Green to Thomas R. Greenman, S. 21, T. 28, R.

19. Rosa G. Rodriguez to Bernardo LoCicero, lot 15, block 4, El Cerro First Addition to West Tampa. John A. McCaskill to Cecil A.

Chase, part of lot 2, block 1, C. S. McEwen's sub. B. E.

Kelly to H. Swindle, S. 11, T. 29, R. 22.

A. D. Hall to Mrs. Elliett Hughes, part of lot 9, block 3, Centralia sub. Walter Barber to William L.

Roberts, 3. 5, T. 29, R. 19. John H.

Hawsey to Walter P. Barber, 3. 5, T. 29, R. 19.

Robert D. Hill to Abraham Strozler, part of lot 6, block 3, Fuller's sub. Robert D. Hill to Jeff Gyden, part of lot 6, Dlock 3, Fuller's sub. George Taylor to Berry E.

Kelly, part of lot 2, all of lot 3, block 19, Warren's Survey. Volunteer Security to H. S. Stansell. lots 123, 124, Uceta Pines sub.

Charlie D. Hinson to Homer Vickers, S. 20, T. 28, R. 22.

Louise Smith to J. H. Smallwood, 8. 7, T. 32 19 Paul Nelson to Arretta Adams, lot 1.

block 16, Sulphur Springs sub. John W. Barnes to Viola White, lot 3a Courtland sub. Viola White to John W. Barnes, lot 23 Courtland sub.

John Trice to Ann W. Trice, part of kii.s 1, dck ib, Morrison tirove sub. U. A. Porter to Marvin P.

Blount, S. 34, T. 29 21 'Anna K. Buchanan to Elmer V. Shaw, lot 13.

block J. Bay Citv sub. George H. Inness to Charles A. Gomil-lion, lot 19.

block 2, Belvedere Place sub. Othella Benson to Gurvis J. Richard, lot 1, block 32, Sulphur Springs addition. a. j.

sKirmer to Gertrude standau, lots 00, oa, oao, rvortn part Annex. CIRCUIT COrRT Suits Filed Mary Bertha Greene Paige vs. Joseph P. Paige, divorce; filed by T. C.

Vause. Mary Elizabeth White vs. John Morgan wmie, aivrce; inea oy t. vause. Amelia Garcia vs.

Manuel Garcia, dt Torce; filed by C. C. Corces. Beatrice Smith vs. E.

J. Smith, divorce filed by C. C. Corces. Re: Eugene Griffin Hawthorne, removal of non-age disabilities; filed by James Ok-OH i did tidllSi SAME THINGS A WHAT DID -S COP READ about YOU, GENERAL WEREN'T YUU IN THE ARMY FOR FORTY-FIVE YEARS YEARS, GENERAL, BUT IT'S HARD MmfAwmmin air WELL, CANDY FINALLY SNAPPED MOONY SO TINA WILL HAVE A PICTURE OF HIM TO WEAK ON HER HOW DID HIS MUSH YAS YOU'D SAY, PRINT SHAPEUP, CANDY IT'S DAD? ZlPPYTf POSITIVELY TTL DRACULA GRAB ig.T jATCEKJ yippeee: pap.t X(hurryandwe mad to do a sneajcn can develop job and he almost it before" leaped out of his dinner'" saddles but i fs tszz ear a souoy tj War Bonds and Stamps on Solo Through Knight Wall Co.

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