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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07
NOTICE
NOtltE
AUCTION SALE of furniture Sat-

SALE OF turnitnre Sat-
urday, Jan. ., IL o'clock, front
of courthouse. | will sell all the
4. furniture Of the ll-yoom house
owned by Il. T.. Tatum. Con-
Sisting of & bedroom suites, liv-
ing room, dining room suites.
Rugs. odd chairs and many
other articles. =. Maxwell. Auc-
tionecr.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07
STRANGELY INJURED

HOPE, Kan. (UP).-TOm Nor
gan, ~, decided to throw away his
cigaret while riding in an automo-
bile. He reached for the window
handle, but seized the door lever
instead. The door swung open and
Morgan fell to the pavement. dc
suffered a skull fracture, broken
nose and decorations.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07
CHICK WIMPS WIN
IN BOWLING EVENT

The Chick Wimps bowling team
defeated the Rand Construction
team Tuesday night by score OF
1917 TO ll4O. Scores were as fol-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07

out and VIII BE- preserved by the
T~azrllc family rs it had been
forged by hand by the original
Sr.ly!!r owner.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07

Australia is encouraging the
production Of tea tree oil. said to
be IS times more efficient than
Carbolic acid.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07

Britain has halved the tubercu-
losis death rate in 25 years, latest
figures show.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07
MUST FIND WAY TO
ADAPT LAW TO NEEDS
CONTINUED from page one)

CONTINUED from page OneJ
wheels turn. They must carry US
in the direction Of greater salts
faction in life for the average
man. Even with our present
recovery We are far from the goal
OF that deeper purpose"
Another national "oblem IS
The intelligent Development of our
social security system the broad
Cuiug OF the services il renders,
and practical Improvement in OPP
Grafton.
". The most far reaching
problem of all is that of un-
employment and the lack of eco
nomic balance of which emplov-
ment is at once the result and
symptom. We cannot assume
that immediate industrial and
commercial activity juStifieS
the national government in
placing the unemployment prob
lem IN a filing cabinet of unfin-
iShCd business"
"Ovcrproduction, undcrproduc-
ton and speculation are the three
evil sisters who diStill the trou-
bleS OF unsound initiation and dis
astrous deflation."
The statute of NRA has been
outlawcd. The problems have not.
They are still with us"
"lt is worth our while 10 read
and rc-rcad the preamble of the
constitution and article l thereof
which conferS the legislative pow
crS upOn the congress ..8
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07

Although the fate Of Charles Matson kidnapped Tacoma
Was remained mystery activities at his home indicated
famed nope Tor his safety Photo right shows de-
through the Mattsons cautiously opened
delivery letter for William l6yearod brother Charles Upper
lett Is Haold Nathan J. Edgar Hoovers chief assistant
WORKING on the case Paul H. Sceva left Tacoma business
~, man, has been mentioned as an intermediary
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07

THE statute of NRA has been
outlawCd. The problems have not.
They are still with us"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07

King Paul waned beautiful Ardath Richmond than any
thing world He surrendered his throne for her love-
Was the right decision? Watch for KING WITHOUT
COUNTRY the greatest romantic novel OF the year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
BRIDGE GROUP
MAKES SURVEY
OF PROJECTS
OUTLINE OF WORK now CAR
RIED ON WILL BE PUBLISH
ED. POSSIBLY. ToMMoR-
ROW

After about y hours devoted
to { survey Of the work accom-
plished TO date on the contracts
on the roads on bridges forming
the highway from Key West to
Miami and which are now under
construction under TIE direction
o. the Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District, the Key West
group returned to the city $50
yesterday afternoon.
A comprehensive outline OF the
work accomplished to date and
that which is still to be completed,
is being prepared and viii be pub
lished. it IS anticipated, in tomor-
rows issue of The Citizen.
Those who were in the survey
group were: B. n. Duncan, chief
engineer OF the Road and Toll
Bridge District; Members T. Jenk-
ms Curry, B. d. Trevor. chair
man; John Costar, Captain Ed.
Sheeron. E. A. Strunk. VIM. V.
Little, A. ]. Dion. Willard M. Al
bury. CarI Bervaldi, Edwin Trev-
or. H. E. Day, secretary to Mr..
Duncan and James S. Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Bridge Bids Not Within
Estimates OF Engineers

bid of the Wannamaker and Wells
company. incorporated, was $685.
255; that of the Wisconsin Bridge
and Iron company was $46.2O9.
and that O. the North American
Construction company, was $685.
305, with an alternate lump sum
bid o. $21, 500. but with changed
plans and specifications
1t viii be readily seen that as
the estimate for both of these
contracts was $4,000 that the
bids do not come near the esti-
mates, hence the statement that
there will possibly be no awards
made.
The bids o. the several con-
tractors are to De sent TO PWA
headquarters in Jacksonville and,
it is said. that decisions may be
reached within the next several
DAYS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Jose MART Ceremonies
Held At BayyieW Park

Before this part Of the cere-
monies vas carrad out. Eduardo
Leon Pastro, director Of San Car
los Institute made brief adj
dress IN which he told Of the lie
o. Mart. both as patriot and writ
r. and MS wonderful accomplish
ments. and paid a beautiful and
mastery tribute to his memory
Others Who were present. wree.
Cuban Consul Berardo Rodriguez
Valdez. President of San Carlos
Enrique Esquinaldo. Gonzalo Bez-
anillo, H. Esquinald0. A. Castro.
C. Bauta, d. Torres, A. AguiIar.
E. Alvarez. Marcos del Ano, and
other representative Cuban eiti-
zenss Misses L. Esquinaldo and
Benildes Redmond, teachers OF the
San Carlos Institute.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20

Flowers and wreaths were yss-
tarday afternoon placed on the
monument OF Jose Marti, Apostle
OF Cuban Liberty, at Bavviaw
Park. It was the anniversary o.
the death of the famous Cuban,
who was killed while fighting for
the cause of liberty. and the sal
walton Of his country, on May Is,
1895. at Del Rios, in the Province
o. 0riente.
Taking part in the ceremonies
were the students and pupils o.
San Carlos School, who, IN the
presence of a large number Of 9th
ers who had assembled to pay re-
spect to the memory Of Jose Mar
ii, placed a number Of wreatas
and other teautisnl tributes on
the monument.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20

1t was learned today that there
is a possibility of none of the bids
on the Overseas Bridge projects,
which were received this week and
opened Tuesday in the court
house, being considered as they dc.
not come within the estimates OF.
the engjnee-%
On Contract H-2, the bid o. the
Wisconsin Bridge ana iron com
pany was s59.661. An alternate
lump sum which was made by the
North American Construction
company, stated the construction
cost as $2I,25O but WIS not ac-
eording to specifications.
On the other contract, HIS, the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
AUDITORS MAKE REPORT
ON DISCR[PAN|ICCIE IN
COUNTY FISCAL OFFICES
ROMANS LEAVE
OVER HIGHWAY

Mrs. Geronda Roman and 1T e
daughter, INA Mel. LETT over the
highway yesterday morning fof
their home in Gillespie. IL, AZ.
eompanied BY Mrs. Nadine Ham
n.ond, sister eff Herble Todd. o.
the U. :. immigration Service.
Mrs. Hammond and daughter are
bound for their ho.Ees in Biuff1on
Indiana
Mr.. Roman. who is in the Dor
Ger patrol branch % the immiefa-
ton service. he's been instrurted
to go to Island Pond. Vermont.
for a limited tour Of duty at that
port. and expects to return g.
Key West later in the year. He
plans to leave By cary ferry sun
day or Mondax morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Officer Noble Assigned
To Duty Aboard Cuba

Royden H. Noble, first Officer
with the P. and o. S. S. eOnpanF.
was an arrival over the highway
this morning from Miami. having
been assigned to the position Of
first officer on the S. S. Cuba
with instructions to leave this
morning on that vessel sor Ha-
vana.
Mr.. Noble was one of those az
signed to the Cuba when an
nOuneement was Hiade seversll
weeks ago that Captain C. D. Hali-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Senator Pepper Given
Important Assignment

o. Senator Robinson, majority
floor leader.
The Foreign Relations Commit
tee IS one o. first rank in the sen
ate and its membership includes
virtually every outstanding mem-
Der Of that body. Among them
are Chairman Key Pittman. Sen
ators William (. B0rah. Joe Rob
inson, Pat Harrison. Hiram W
johnson, Arthur Vandenberg, J.
Hasa Lewis, and Robert Wagner.
In order TO accept this in,-
portant appointment, Pepper re-
signed his post on the Military
Affairs committee. Other com
mittee posts Pepper holds are on
those of Commerce. Education.
Labor, InterOeeanic Canals and
Printing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20

rington was to be transferred
from the Caba to the Steamship
Florida, First Officer Robert
Lord, 0 the Cuba, was to be adj
vaneed to captain, and Mate Noble
to the Cuba.
Although the announcement
was made at that the, following
the death OF Captain Wellington
u. White, none o. the changes be-
cane effective until this week.
ard these officer are now active
in the capacities Tor which they
were designated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nay 20.
appointment Of
Senator Claude Pepper to a place
on the important Foreign Rela-
tons Committee should be crafty
ing news indeed TO every Flor
idian, and it should add consider
able weight to his pleas FOR pro-
lection Of Florida's sugar and
trucking industries from undue
competition with foreign markets
The signal honor was conferred
upon Senator Pepper when the
Senate adopted a resolution as
signing the junior Florida senator
to a place on this important con-
mittee held by the late Senator
Bachman Of Tennessee, on motion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20

Walker, w. H. Pierce, ]. Roland
Adams and Morris Cochran.
The following witnesses were
summoned for the prosecution
VIM. Harper, the complaining wit
ness; Frank.yn AIenberg, officer
Of the Pc ice force; B. ]. Waite
and Ray Elwood, chief deputy and
deputy sheriff, respectively.
Defense witnesses summoned
were Felix Burchell and Phillip
AIbury. both eolored. Phillip Al
bury had just started to testify
when the. judge ordered a recess
until 1:3O o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20

just recently completed a tour of
duty at the Naval Academy, An
napolis, Nd, and before that had
seen service IN the Orient, China,
and the Philippine Islands, and
mad returned to the United States
by the way o. Europe
Mrs. Hartley said they had just
completed their European tour,
the commander would be retired
from active duty on June 80, and
when that time arrives they would
like to be settled comfortably in
their future. home in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Newcomers To Make
Home In Key West

Lieutenant Commander Howard
n. Hartley. U. S. N, and Mrs.
Hartley, were arrivals on the
Steamship Cuba from Tampa this
morning and are now occupying
quarters MI in the naval station.
To The Citizen Lieutenant Hart
ley said that he and Mrs. Hartley
plan to make their home in Key
West and win spend while look
ing around for a suitable location
where rest, peace and comfort is
assured.
The lieutenant commander has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
GTsup Makes Visit To
Many Places consid-
cred As Being Unsani-
laFy

kofMin8 a eamuitkse rep-csenz-
rs 3 nanha e leeal Institutions,
e eFoan 81 eifnens nho have the
mtnss - ~ eng Al he0st and
es tAs nsea - geti.ng action
ee ~ pfappai Is eliminate an
aalaFt senaitens within the
seanss Is ~ egg. 5 group this
mmnH visited absat IS spots
ass paees 60 nake a. examination
- shtsa VIA 3 siee t. eliminating
m md shslr ansanitary sur
FaandinEA
Iaefe wefe q number Of an
EhslE ans msest unpl@possessing
a visited Hhese the possible
tiss af : uairk development Of
sewers ard ellf diseases we're too
Nfeaf - - oseriaaked. Il was
aa esd aAete tha surroundings
ueFe Fallf hszafaous O. health.
fases Nheh sac persect for the
bfeeilas - neaqnitoes ami should
anat s. circumstances BE- allow
80 e. stans
utheI riaces aere encountered
Ahefe sle9ns we're without COW
eaEs anf anfheuss Were per-
teeag eteh ard had no screens
nf ana etr protective ar
fanwemsnt. - ga - preventive
ma.afes azaInsi fhe dlNemina-
tla - ae aIther - flies Of
Ihere we're also >
ether than those
Iet sa.e Ie2 days ago.
eksse e ~ eans aad bottles
Htfe se efea e. 81 Which are
Hsal eaax pisees 81 mos
ta
fhf ISIS 81 the 9foap and their
esaaes Ell So epnaitent encoon-
tefsA = tai pn9 step m cam
a tef - s.iia nAtien e these
cess taHs sfa % Secure IRE nsees-
49, essiaisnfe from me organF
sseHs NNth ale empowered %
ff - feaaifea a'as and pun
#tH afNaf tae pekent machinery
g. - mFsh nee,isa eieAaap-
m1at el tae troap are; Dr.
q g faffamose. state Board Of
h4als. iH eaaske 81 ne local
esast = ~ Afsiefs en- tafy enEi-
go eiaiN Board ol
see ta. AasAfa tifaheit' special
$40 - tAft ekiieeii Thomas T.
h MA "es.lai-o efaaiea-
tR As,ttf
- "Nttk tNe'''is,ht eii~
eHtinE thF Memahs tiani Ms.
Naff.e. sienels Wilson, repre-
IS 81 8eHior hon1n's Ciuo;
NJ tlafF a. Galley 4nd Mrs. +.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
MANY GUESTS
ATTEND ROTARY
SESSION TO-DAY
REV. sHULER PEELE GIVES
ADDRESS: MANY OTHER Ac-
INVITES MAKE UP PRO-
GRAM


The Key West Rotary Club held
its regular weekly luncheon at
1915 today. with John C. Gekeler,
president. presiding.
Andrew r. Miller, an ex-mem-
Der of the club and now affiliated
with tie Rotary Club of Fl. Laud-
erdale, was a visiting Rotarian.
Frank Brown was a guest of
Bill Bates. Marvin Eickenroht.
chief OF the southern division of
the Historic American Buildings
Survey, a National Park Service
project, co-sponsOred by Works
(COatinued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Aggravated Assault
Case Heard Today

In criminal court at 9::3O o'clock
this morning with Judge William
v. A9bury presiding, the case O.
Duke Butter. colored, was calico
or trial on a charge of aggravat-
ed assault.
Following the reading of the IN
dietment b. County Solicitor Al
Ian b. CFeare, Jr., a plea of not
guilty was entered and the case
went TO trial.
Jurors selected from the venir,
summoned for the week are Phil
lip Gibson, Chris Knowles, John
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Yacht NOrtllwind Of
New York Comes In

Yacht Northwind. O. New York,
IS a recent arrival IN the Key
West Yacht Basin. The vessel l.
owned ~ Stanton Cribs who has
a party of four friends. The yes
sci Is IN command of Captain
Fernald and there il a crew of
four.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Kari L. Smith ae-
cOmpanied by Richard K. Barney.
of Palma Scla, Fla. are visiting
in the city today. They arrived
by launch from the West Coast OF
Florida and their vessel IS berthed
at the Porter Dock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
SMALL BLAZE AT
RAILROAD YARDS

Al $50 o'cieck this afternoon.
lhs apf.aFatus from Ne. ! Fife
slafian nas cal "a e. the Florida
Easa Coasf RailWay yards. where
q aIaze uas discovered IN the gar
fnNes e the entrance Of the
EErH1 s&H
one ~ he garages Was Almost
eompieteiy destroyed. Wills the
alhefs Hefe psrsly burned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Amount During Past Four
Years Totals $685., 600;
Recoyeries Shown To Be
s1S5, 900

TALLAHASSEE. May 20
(FNS)-Diserepanciss in county
fiscal offices totaling mere taaa
ss3s.ooo have been reported to
the comptroIIer's office by the
State Auditing Department during
the Fast four years, while re-
eoveries have totaled only $685.
coo. according to a letter from
Comptroller ]. M. Lee to State
Senator John C. Wynn. of
Marianne. Many of the items
are controversial the letter
stated.
Senator Wynn. who introduced
bills to consolidate the State
Auditing Department with the
ComptroIler's office and to pro-
vide that the governor and his
cabinet audit the comptroller's
office annually through the 'serv-
ices o. certified public account
ants, started a personal inyestiga-
ton two weeks ago when ramors
o. astounding losses reached him
following introduction Of his bills
He wrote Comptroller Lee fOr a
complete report Of the situation.
Il have been unable TO find any
iyasis for criticism Of the men
charged Nth doing tnis job" the
Colnptl oller said IL response TO a
reporters qlery as TO who was
responsible. They are la5oring
under the terrible handicap of a
Law plainly in defiance o. con-
stitutional mandate. and setting
up a system that defies orderly
processes. The best men are help
les in maze Of legal technfeali-
ties such as can grow out Of de-
iberately Haunting the Constitu-
ton, and apparently this is what
has brought about the situation.
No Report Filed
Comptroller Lees letter to<the
Senator disclo5es no audit reports
Confined on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
cRUDcE AGAINST BIRDS

COLUSA, Calif.-Frank Gillian
Of this city has grudge against
pheasants. Protected by Califor-
ma game laws. 200 Of the birds
ate up Gilian's entire barley crop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Council Committee Makes
RepOrtIOn Investigation
In Sale Of City Bricks
Morsuo Ard Hkks -
solved o. ~ m.ms
In Halter "a Meslns
Last Night

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-
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By .. = Rsbsrts. prsei4est - -
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~, -. 49,. ....~.ss... - ls
an a"'es-' s-''''H - -
lated that - ed 80 el e
mifsae mNmhsss eanlaftaa 81
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Fisef' "ps ''~,s ~
that n. Mefena szNtaa 49,
nakiae ne aale .. lhe 50
r,re.s nerlr - tfat = ~
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stated thaf ma annsa - ~ H#s
authorised hin - meem6 So
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shnf - ia shat 3 msa a~s sesls
al,,.,,t =, 1900 es.k - 80
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* ntaetin~ ~. nirks - ~ al
ter after eanferrnr msh 81
Mornno. that ha. NJ naka 80
solved ~. nosnna 81 - A Is
tbe matter. A.. Hkka a.
ire run res,ona.hi - 81 -
transact on.
M Hirks. 4 4 40. inlef
The eonmittee. thnf Is eaa cas-
~itv foit that the hlnas e
north more than a. e -
tanned. hat he unald n m
20 uas The aiflerrnee
Il va shoun thns fha
sold % A.. Hemlnsaas. uha $50
thea, 10 erert : waH assms 49,
uremises. nambarsa an.sen.ase.
IN fg. 600 Il & 90 80 fhas
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20

Florida has about three times
as many exports as she has inn
ports; Florida did So percent o.
the South's foreign trade in
1894.
Pert Everglades is the only
harbor in Florida that could ac-
eommodate the huge United States
Navy aircraft carrier Langley.
B F.orida's export business reach
ed It's all-time high to date in
1920 when il totased $125.579. 600
this being rs percent of the total
exports in the country.
Tampa's principal exports are
phosphate, lumber and canned
citrus.
Florida exports increased A
percent from 1882 to 1884 as
compared with a 80 percent in.
crease for the United States as a
whole. indicating a more rapid
come back in such trade for
Florida.
Miami IS Americas leading air.
port-of-entry not only in the num-
Der Of planes arriving rom for
eign lands but also in the number
Of passengers coming from for
eign lands BY air.
The United Kingdom IS Flor
ida's best customer IN export
trade: japan is second; Cuba, third
and Germany, fourth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-20
Representative Unit
Working In Interest
Of City Sanitation
FLORIDA FOREIGN
TRADE FACTS"

EDITORS NOTE. Fifth
in a series of foreign trade
facts. We publish the below
in observance Of Foreign
Trade Week. now being stag
ed by the Florida State
Chamber of Commerce, in
cooperation with the local
Chambers. the National Cham
Der and the United States
Department of Commerce.
The daily independent., 1937-07-08

thumbs down ON the proposal,
that will be the end of the matter,
because Camden has already
turned it down for lack of funds
and Currituck has tentatively de-
clined to come in.
It was recalled last night that
in the past five years the city has
twice voted approval of a district
health center plan, and each time
the county rejected it. Incidental
ly. the motion TO rappiOval of the
project at the commissioners
meeting was made by w. O.
Etheridge, who had strongly op-
posed the previous health plans
This county's share of the eX-
pense of the proposed program
for the 1878 fiscal year would
be $3.50. However, since nursing
service for the month of July al
ready has been granted the coun-
ty, it would have to pay for only
II months of the new health SER
vice during the 1878 fiscal
year, the program to go into ef-
feet August l.
This would cut the county's
share to $3,440. The county COM
missioners want the City Council
to pay $1,72O, or half of this
amount.
The daily independent., 1937-07-08
USE DOUBLE SHEETS

Dear Mrs. Post: I have always
been under the impression that
correct writing paper for a man
was cut in single sheets, but re-
Gently you suggested to a reader
that in his particular case the
paper should be double. Has the
style in mems writing paper
changed or is it that I have been
under a wrong impression?
Answer: I am sorry but I am
afraid you have been under the
wrong impression. Social paper,
or at least that which can be
used for formal occasions such as
notes of invitation, answers to in
vitations, ETC., should never be on
single fold paper. Of course
when file copies need be made of
personal letters then they as well
as long business letters are neces-
arily written on single paper of
typeWriting size.