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ROTES PICK
CONVENTION
DELEGATION
PRESIDENT LITTLE AND SIX
ALTERNATES NAMED AT
MEETING THIS WEEK;
BOYS STATE SUPPORTED

President William Y. Little will
represent Key West Rotary Club
as delegate TO Rotary Interna-
tional Convention at Havana
next month, the club membership
voted at the luncheon-meeting
Thursday.
Six men were nominated as
alternates. One of them will
serve. They are w. T. Fripp,
Melvin E Russell. John Gardner.
Aaron Mcconnell, ]. ]. Trevor
and B. Curry Moreno.
On motion of President Little,
the Rotary Club voted to sponsor
a junior high school student in
the American Legion's Boys
State program at Tallahassee
late next month. This is the
first boy sponsored in Key West.
The boy selected by the Rotary
Club will go to Tallahassee al
expense of the club TO participate
in this new Americanism pro-
gram. Some 200 bows from all
sections of the state will be in the
camp. They will elect city. coun-
ty and state officers and learn
by doing" the duties of the elect
ed officials in administering this
democratic form of government.
After a brief explanation by
the Rev. John Gekeler, the club
adopted motion endorsing the
request of the Welfare advisory
board for city and council finan-
cial support of the Kew West
community clinic program.
Chairman William T. Dough-
try, Jr., of the clubs community
service committee introduced S
c. Singleton, who read a paper
dealing with the relationship be-
tween illiteracy and communism
and literacy and communism. He
advised that fasciSm was just as
dangerous a doctrine as COM
munisIn.
Next Thursday the Rotary
Club will play host to the SO Key
West High School seniors.
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BOWLING SCORES
TOURNEY OPENS

The blitZkrieg came to Key
West last night when the Flag
ship Lea'S bowling team sank
their opponents, the Chiefly
Lumber Company, in the open
ing battle of the Terraces Sum
mer Bowling Tournament.
Sailors Humphrey, Bernot and
Reece went into action with their
inch guns" and took the
first game and when Chiefly open
ed with a counter offensive" in
the second. the Lea'S team
brought up its anti-aircraft
guns and torpedoes" and when
the smoke cleared away the Navy
had taken three straight games
by scores of 1872 1853, 392-270 and
4O4-3S3.C
s. H. KresS & Company's team
meets Palm Dairy Monday night
and White Star Cleaners tackle
Key West Tigers on Tuesday.
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CHISOX GAIN
ON TIGERS;
WIN 2 TO |
RIGNEY HOLDS DETROIT TO
THREE HITS: GIANTS DE-
FEAT BEES IN NIGHT CON-
TEST, 81
Especial tn The CitizenD

NEW YORK. May 25.-John
Rigney was the hero of the day
We. terday in the major leagues
when he turned in a three-hit
PEI formancs for the Chicago
White Sox against the Detroit Ii
gers, thereby protecting the Sox'
hold on fourth place in the stand
ings and coming close to the
birthplace Tigers.
White Sox made it five-straight
victories in their win over the
Tigers. final score of this game
being 2 TO l. All runs were
scored in the fourth inning.
In a night game played in this
city. the New York Giants over
whelmed the Boston Bees, 8 to /.
Harry Gumbert was in top form,
allowing the Bees only five hits.
Three Giants ht homers. Joe
Moore. Bill urges and Albie
GlosSop.
All other games in both leagues
Were either postponed on account
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I: Sl2 IRE

YESTERDAY: No one in Net0
York takes pretty Brenda Burn
hams tDTiting ambitions serious
~, so she arrGnges to lire for
nWhile in the old Burnhdm resi-
dence, notU a clearinghouse, in
midUestern city. On her ar
TiUaI-diSGppointed at the 6p-
peGrGnce Of the shabby house on
the shortest street in the city,
tired from her journey, and an
nOyed at the absence of the
hOusekeeper - Brenda qudrrels
tCith' the only person at home,
Dion Dale MdcKelUey, q young
advertising man.
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BASEBALL GAMES
FOR TOMORROW

Two games of baseball will be
played tomorrow afternoon
At the Navy Field, Pirates
and Blue Sox are scheduled to
hook up, 1900 noon. Salinero and
NJ. AcevedO will form the battery
for the BUGS and the Sox will use
Molina and Al. Rodriguez
U. S. c. G. Pandora nine will
cross bats with U. S. Marines on
the same grounds at 100 o'clock.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen al
the rate of one-cent (lcl a word
for each insertion. but the mini
mum for the first insertion In
every instance IS twenty-five
cents l2scl.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their
telephone number if they desire
results.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in adj
vance. but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged.
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Chapter Two
IsObel

TSOBEL BURKE was at the sink,
L washing lettuce. She was tall
and thin, with gray-green eyes and
red hair. When she gaZed mourn
fully intp her mirror, she saw the
freckles on her nose, and not the
white skin which set them off so
piquantly. She set her wide mouth
SO grimly that she never knew
how charming were its curves
when she smiled. She was a pian-
list of real ability, and divided her
time between daily radio quarter
of an hour, and teaching at the
ambitiously named Conservatory
of Fine Arts.
Without turning, she said: "Ade-
laide got back YETI"
Mac unWrapped the steak. mo
Nor Grenadine. You know as well
as ] do that it will be midnight be-
fore they call it day."
"But l heard you talking to
somebody upstairsl 1t was a wo-
mans voice, Mac!"
He grinned. $50 it was, my dear
Miss Burke. No concealing any,
thing from you, is there? Miss
Brenda Burnham, our distin-
guiShed new b o ard er, has ar
rived"
MIN. Young?"
"And pretty"
Isobel had put the lettuce into a
tea towel, caught the edges to-
gether to form a bag, and now
stood hurting the contrivance
about her head to free it from
water. Mac lodged the sudden
shower.
"Pretty?" She let the bag fall
to her side, regardless of its dis
NAL leakage. ooh, Macl"
Nothing to be worried about"
he soothed her. "She thinks this
place is terrible, and I'm worse.
We've already had two rows"
This information, far from
cheering Miss Burke, seemed to
finish her. She slumped into a
chair and regarded Mac despon-
IDENTIFY.
This is simply frightful! If
you're already on rowing terms
what her."
He was busy with the steak,
trimming it, fitting it into a broil-
ing pan and lighting the gas oven.
"Oh, ami As matter of fact, /
doubt whether we're even on
speaking terms at the present mo-
ment. She's scrapper." He leaned
against the kitchen wall while he
waited for the broiler to attain
sufficient heat. Her hair curls all
over her head like a baby's, and
she's got the most alluring pair of
dimples | ever beheld. But don't
you care" he further consoled her.
She's spoiled, and she's up-stage
-. the last of the Burnhams, d'y0u
get me?-returning to view her
ancestral home and throw in her
lot with the hoi polloi."
Isobel frightened. "She does
sound pretty bad, but still-she
must be pretty fast workerl Just
got here today and been fighting
with you already. l." she added
virtuouSly, make it rule never
TO row with any man till I've
known him at least week"
She rose and began removing
the lettuce from its bag, drying
each leaf carefully.
Maybe Eric will fall for her"
she unused. Il suppose he isn't
home either?"
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BY Jean Randall

mo. But I'm going to put this
steak in right noWl" He suited the
action to the word. I've been
working like fiend all day and
I'm starved. What else besides the
meat and lettuce?"'
These rolls. Pop 'em in the
oven to warm while the steak is
cooking, Mac"
He said dryly: you don't really,
Isobel, you just think you dol"
She shifted. 81 suppose you call
that saving my pride? Well, let me
tell you, Dion Mackelvey, I'd rath-
er be"
LIE TOOK her by the elbows and
L reseated her in the chair.
when you begin calling me Dion,
it's time for desperate measures.
Saving your pride - thunderI If
you will have your little joke, I'm
willing to support you in it; but
some day stranger will overhear
you, and take you seriously; and
then you'll find yourself engaged
to me willy-nilly. Which," he add
ed firmly, avoiding her eye,
would be a dickens of a note
when neither one of US has any,
thing more than an affectionate
concern for the other"
There was short silence in the
kitchen. Then Isobel sighed and
arose.
"Pd better be getting the table
set, suppose. Miss Whatshername
coming DOWN."
eyes. l promised to call her.
There's EricI Hi, old mani" he
called.
Eric Mason appeared at the door
of the kitchen. He was a tall young
man with bright dark eyes and
smart little mustache. He had
spent a long day showing empty
office suites to prospective tenants,
but he looked as immaculate as if
he had but thai moment tubbed
and dressed. He shifted the broil-
ing ste a k with unmiStakable
eagernesS.
"Grenadine back?"
Does it look like it?" Mac in
Dictated the apron he had tied
about his waist. "But Isobel here
had an inspiration. She brought
home some food and dinners
practically ready. Remember last
Parade Day?"
do 1? Peanut butter sand
witches and lemon pop. This is
something like! l always said, Iso-
bel, you have your good points.
Anything l can do TO help?"
Put four glasses on and fill the
pitcher. I've already put ice cubes
in it"
-Four? How come four? You
don't mean to say that AIDE
laide-?"
The new boarder," Isobe
briefly informed him. Brenda
Burnham. She came this after
noon. Mac says she's pretty"
That SOP" Eric put a hand to
the knot of his cravat. Blonde or
brunette?"
va II see LUZ JOuISSu III ABOUT
two minutes" Mac replied. ''This
steak is ready to be eaten right
nowl How about your running up
and asking her to come down, Iso-
bel? A woman'S gentle touch, you
know-that sort of thingl I expect
the poor girl has the impression
she's got into a madhouse, or some
thing. Adelaide forgot she was
coming, the wire her aunt sent is
on the hall table unopened. | took
her for an agent. :. How about it,
Isobel?"
Isobel moved reluctantly to-
ward the hall. Il call you both to
witness that | hate her with
deadly hatred before I've even
seen her! Remember that, Eric.
when you begin to lecture on
feminine proneness to personali-
tiesl"
Left to themselves the two
young men exchanged expression
less glances. Then Eric Mason said,
very low:
She's more than half in earnest
about being head over heels where
you're concerned, Macl BE tier
watch your Stepr"
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'I'oday's Birthdays

Maj. Gen Lesley = McNzE
U.S-A., Of Fl Lesvenworrh. Ksrs
born 81 years ago.
DR.. John r Nett Of New E0-k
famed Y-M-C-A- leader. born >,
Livingston Manor. n y. : yezrs
ago.
Marjorie Hills lR0ulslonl. a.
thor Of Live Alone and Lac I
born al Peoria. III. s. yesrs 49,
Philip Murray. United Nm
Workers leader. born IN Sco1lznl
81 years ago.
James J. crGene"D Tunney q.
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST
CTill 7::3O p. m. Sunda,

Gill 7:30 p. m, Sunday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday, scat
tered thunderShowers this after
noon and tonight; not much
change in temperature; light to
moderate variable winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Sunday, scattered thunder
showers in south portion this
afternoon and in extreme south
portion tonight; not much change
in temperature.
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&eW EU-E u1ee 49, -
11e-e - re= -
- ErL r 1 g.
- hswm ur ~ Va -
ss@Es 49,
c. 49, $780, @
Neu Eu-E m-aZ zar 49, -
c.. g Eez-E g.
AEaw Il S-Eu-E a4 c. ~
ulane tzza- 60 - a. s.
gea-s 49,
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the School lads, connecting for
two safeties.
Every member of the Marine
ten hit safely at least once.
Thompson. Kitchens and Mar
tin starred in the field for the
yictors. Arnold, G. Lastres and
A. Lastres were outstanding for
the losers.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Marines - Ill 055 Obs Is
School - 042 030 % z
Martin and Waysack; Saun-
ders, Roberts, Arnold and Sol
dano.
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Schedule of games for next
week follows:
Monday-Coca-Cola VS.. Park
Tigers, 8 p. m; Blue Sox VS..
VP53.
Tuesday-Coca-Cola VS.. u. S.
Marines, 8 p. M; Sawyer's Bar
Der Shop VS.. CCC.
Friday-Sawyers Barber Shop
VS.. Blue Sox, 8 p. m; Coca-Cola
VS. High School.
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The American Petroleum Insti-
tute reports new reserves con-
tanning 1880. OCT. 900 barrels of
oil were discovered in the u. S.
during the last four wears. This
equals U. S. production for the
first 20 wears of the industry.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.


PRESTON B. PINDER,
Plaintiff,
VS.. Foreclosure of Mortgage
and Re-Establishment
of Lost Instruments.
CYRUS c. OSBORNE, if living,
and, if dead, the heirs, devisees,
grantees or other claimants I'M
der the said Cyrus c. Osborne,
deceased, and MYRA NJ. OS-
BORNE, his wife,
Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn Bill of
Complaint of Preston b. Pinder, the
plaintiff in the above styled cause,
that plaintiff is entitled to an Or
der of Publication;
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED
That Cyrus c. Osborne, if living,
and, if dead. all parties claiming
interests under said Cyrus c. Os-
borne. deceased. or otherwise, in
and to that certain piece, parcel OF
tract of land. situate, lying and be-
ing in the County of Monroe and
State of Florida and described as
follows:
On the Island of Upper Mata-
cumbe, and being a part of
Government Lot Two CD, Sec
Sixty-three (63) South, of
Range Thirty-seven (37) East.
but better known and described
as Lot Six Co in Square Two
CD, according to a Plat made
by Clifton G. Bailey, and known
as MATACUMBE BEACH, and
recorded in Plat Book One.
Page 133, Monroe County, Flor
ida, Records,
and Myra NJ. Osborne, his wife, de-
PENDANTS in said cause. be and they
are hereby required to appear to
the Bill of Complaint in said cause
on Monday, the 3rd day of June, A
ID. 1910, otherwise the allegations
of said Bill of Complaint will be
taken as confessed by said de-
PENDANTS.
II is Further Ordered that this
Order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper
published in Monroe County. State
of Florida.
Dated this srd day of May. a. u.
(Circuit Court SeaD
Ross C Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court, Eleventh Judi
cial Circuit of Florida, In and
For Monroe County.
AQUILINO LOPEZ, JR-,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
may4-1I-IS 25; jun1, 1910
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SMALL IRON COMBINATION
LOCK SAFE suitable for per-
sonal or small business. HUD-
LOW, HOO Fleming Street.
may2l-23-25
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AMATEUR RADIO FOR SALE
so W Phone and c. W. Xmitter.
Coils. xtals and all accessories.
Must sell Write: H. a Payne,
R. NJ. &c, U. s. S Hale. No.
l33, Key West, Florida
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DcIenQaHlS-
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO:
SAMUEL J., WILDE and LIBBIE
c. WILDE, his wife. il living,
and if they or either of them be
dead. all unknown heirs, de-
visees. grantees and other
claimants under them, or either
of them, deceased, OF otherwise,
claiming any interest in the
property involved in this suit;
Residence unknown:
CHRISTOPHER KNAPP and
HELENA V. KNAPP, his wife,
if living, and if they or either
of them be dead, all unknown
heirs, devisees, grantees and
other claimants under them, or
either of them, deceased, or
otherwise, claiming any interest
in the property involved in this
suit;
Residence unknown:
And all unknown persons hav-
ing or claiming any interest,
whether under the defendants
named herein, or otherwise in
and to the property involved in
this cause. particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Lots Thirteen (13) and
Fourteen (14), Square Eight
(S) of Tract Nineteen (1S)
of WILLIAM A WHITE
HEADS Map of the ISLAND
OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA,
according to the Plat there
of as recorded in Plat Book
/. Page "a of the Public
Records of Monroe County.
Florida:
1T IS ORDERED that the abovi
named defendants be and they ar
each hereby required to appear 4
the Bill of Complaint filed in saiG
cause on or before Monday, the 3Fs
day of June, A D., 1910. otherwise
the allegations of said Bill Of Com
plant will be taken as confessed b.
said defendants.
YOE ARE NOTIFIED that this il
q suit to foreclose tax sales GER
tificates constituting liens upoI
the above described property.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED tina
this order be published once I
week for four (41 CONSECUTIVE,
weeks in The Key West Citizen
a newspaper published in sais
County and state
DONE AND ORDERED at Ke,
West, Monroe County, Florida, thii
LIST day Of May. A D.. 1s4e.
fSEALl Ross G Sawyer
Clerk. Circuit Court of Monro.
County, Florida
By: (Sd.) Florence Z. Sawyer.
Deputy.
NORRIS ROSENBERG,
Atterney for Plaintiff
may4-11-l8-25. fun1 1o4i
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Blue SOX WIN
FROM Gee BOYS
MARINES RALLY TO DEFEAT
HIGH SCHOOL TEN
LAST NIGHT

Last night the Blue Sox won
from the CCC Camp ten and the
U. S. Marines defeated the High
School COnehs In a Softball twin
bill at Bayview Park.
CCC boys made a record for
/ the season to date when they
scored 10 runs in one inning. Fiji
teen batters faced the pitcher in
that inning.
Molina, four safeties out of
four chances at the plate was the
leader at bat. Ward poled two
out of two Campbell connected
for three out of four and c. Ham,
ilton secured two out of three.
Barfield and Hernandez led in
the field for the Campers. Cas-
tellano, Castro and Ogden spar
killed. for the Sox.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
CCC - 001 1000 Oil IL 4
Sox -------- 324 205 x-l6 Is l
McCarthy, Hansen and u. VIII
liams: NJ. Arias, Ward and H.
Gates.
High Schol Conchs had lead
! of three runs in the first four in
nings of the second game with
the Marines but weakened in the
fifth, allowing the Leathernecks
to score five runs and another
five in the sixth to win the ball
game.
Plummons led the Marines at
tack with three hits out of four
tries. KitchingS pOled two three
baggers.
Fernandez starred at bat for
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of rain or teams were not sched-
uled to play.
Results of the games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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WANTED

WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Married couple for caretakers
of Hotel this summer. Woman
to do some cleaning. Free rent.
Apply Trumbo Hotel may23-3t
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HELP WANTED

WANTED a Maid for house
work. If lazy and dishonest
do not apply. Mrs. Williams.
Eaton and Duval SITS.
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LOST
NEW HAND BAG WITH IN

NEW HAND BAG WITH IN
ITIALS ]. A. containing bill
fold, bank book, keys, a blue
belt etc. Finder may have
money in bag and no questions
asked if other articles are re-
turned to 702 Waddell Avenue.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
No. 1893
GUY CARLETON,
Plaintiff,
VS.. Bill To Set Aside Tax Deed
and Bill To FOreelOSe
Tax Certificates.
SAMUEL ]. WILDE, ct Tx,
ct al,
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FOR RENT-Wen furnished
Groom House to adults Cool
and airy. Apply AIRCRAFT
STUDIO, corner Charles and
New streets. may21-1wkx
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FOR SALE

SIGNS-"For Rent, Rooms For
Rent, Apartment For Rent,
Private Property. No Tres
passing, 15c each. THE ART
NAN PRESS. nov25-tf
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There are more than SOC, 900
trailer coaches in the United
States.
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Bridges. Corsica and TebbettS;
Rigney and fresh.
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SILVER PALM GUEST HOUSE
Clean and cool rooms. House
keeping facilities Baths. hot
and cold water. Summer rates.
Eaton and Elizabeth streets.
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FOR RENT

SIX ROOM RNISHE D
HOUSE, two baths, all electric.
Phone 79-W. apr3-tx
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HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
IN need of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
GIT Fleming St apri7-tf
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MORRIS ROSENBERG,
Atterney for Plaintiff.
may4-11-1S-25; jrn1, 1870
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Mccarthy, Hansen and G. Will
liams: NJ Arias, Ward and H.
Gates.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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q O
helps
from cities in
okno
teedhk o
thes do,s
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may Be obtained by writing Mrs
orion. sumner.
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Members Of Housing Group
Will Be Named on Saturday
MoYor Coin Reveals He Already Has
Three Men Who Are Willing TO Serve

Names % ~ i've men 80 vii
serve aa Taenmss housing an.
thoritv board wil - announced
SATURDAY. MAYER Harry Can ~
xssisd Friday.
simultaneously. - discussed
that ths city probably sn - host
% q Kruup ef housing experts In
engineering. survey seenomle snd
planning fields - $500 e. ths de-
Tense housing pFcEfam rolis into
action.
Howard l. neltaendofff. -.
Eionsl adviser and assistant aiFsc.
tor q region No. : Tor to ma
Iional housing administration. and
Ev~fetl smith Cofrsn pruiset at.
wiser. both - san FRANCHISE. viii
return n rseanss fof = conferences
Saturday morning
During Discussion with The TIVE
housing officials Thursday. the
mayor learned that = oorps q ~.
perts N the regional headquarters
will he available when the move.
nsnt sets Kelns here They will
make : survey and recommends.
ton for the slis % The $50 heuss
project Tor non-cnmmlssiensd eff.
cvrs at McChord field on thr basis
of the clty'a growth and What
vii b the hesi for the city -
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Lee p. Merrill, head OF the ad-
vertising and publicity firm that
bears his own name, has tossed
his hat into the political ring for
the first time. Merrill has an
nounced his candidacy for repre-
sentative to the state Legislature
from the 26th district on the
democratic ticket
Commenting upon his entry into
the political arena Merrill stated
It's about time citizens were
really represented, not just LED
around by ambitious folks with
= lot Of foolish notions and isms
Our government Is q fine one and
win remain 50 as long as We con.
tinue to let the democratic prin.
ciples function. Our governing
bodies still belong 10 the peopl,
and ii il up TO those seeking public
office To remember that they are
representatives, and not propogan.
dists for eraekpot ideas"
Merrill. a native OF Massschu.
setts. started his schooling in Ia.
coma At the Lowell school. He Il
a graduate Of the University OF
Montana forestry school where he
also took work in journalism and
studied for q masters degree In
land taxation.
Candidate Merrill owns his own
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that longshoremen are entitled 10
an hours free period after five
consecutive hours OF work.