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Evening star., 1947-03-01

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5h nsiasbis Sh sss D'e ezeep
newly decorated: only . years Old: goo
room anti antique s shop or 'ea Converted e apt
perfect spot for eontented living. $1,000
owner viii take End trust or balance . .
* on n.ir,sx easy tseIRs' scg PENTAdoN REALT'
foUREskbkM foj EsiE1an sss sRrcK-Iiving rm W witt
fireplace, nice dining rm... fully eauippe.
sit3 2 bedrms; and full bath stl1, on Isl !: I,
soaet Sna q has bedrTs and 9aii bath s iEs
lot 56x1 40; possession with title: show
saHE Gs e. MSz WiIson svd oW
FAILS "Safti GaUscHss-room hl eso asbes.os shinsl
eees
heat: detached garage, lot 75x150: price
daily iR''isasa'R saa saa NTH f''f aaSTH si 81
fARkHuRsT.e-rm, asbestos shinsls bun
heat, electric, refrigerator and gas stove
fun basement; in refined neishborhood
e sq safss eash aS rsaasd Can
6677 daily and Sun. J. II. BENoTT
Realtor %
IN 4 LAZY DAZE about what to do2 Com.
out and see this 3-bedrm. prewar bricl
home on a VI acre commanding knoll site
It has everything: White picket fence
trees, screened porch. fireplace, the bath
full basement: copper plumbing. oil heat
Definitely underprfced at $1h;750. TIL
BRANT CO.. 24i1 wilson blvd, GIL. 4216
rr,s SPARKLING! Just time to mattel
the freshness Of this adorable English
brick bungalow on large site, close to tn.
Potomac and Mt. Vernon. Rich, smart1l
designed furn., incl. 3 bedrms.. hreplace
sPssaGas Is fas nRAsT TX F Co. Ys1 ai
RE CAREFREE! Live in real caIifornis
stylel Have an unusual 1-story, L-shape6
rambler. 3 bedrms. and den, 2l baths
adorable circular breakfast rm.. rich hem
|D. c. THE BRANr CO.. 2411 wilson blvd,
IFS IFS enc, YOUTHFUL AND GAY. that
small brick Colonial. I " stories. 8 bedrms.,
2 baths, rec. rm. Beauty, const., cond
and price are beyond reproaeh. THE
FLASH. $500! Just In before press
ttme-2-story row brick home, having nv-
ing room, dining room. superb kitchen. 2
bedrooms. and bath. fun basement: beau
tiful condition, VIII 60 GI. THE BRANI
CO.. 24l1 Wilson blvd. 0L. l216. a
Evening star., 1947-03-01

rWO NEW, LARGE. s-sroRY BRICKS, {
bedrms., Ice. Nv. rm. with fireplace, bsmt.
asr ssad5 sS iat0 Il 30 dass
Ssstory homes for CTS in Kensington q
Conn. ave. Many other properties: BgRcI
AcS SsoeAstsnsion Mo WA Seserans
Groom bungalow. full basement; gas heat
ssss ss ls s psss paongRT 81 yh g Davs 1so a9S c
Gsi1sss1s. cAhI Wa. SO ssoo-Heart Of Hyattsyille-
SaasaloW saG " on 'n lovely loe @ faii bsssment; .!
h.-wh.: equipped kitchen. ROBERT IS
DAVIS g. CO., 1904 Baltimore ave, Hy
attsyille. Md. Open daily and sunday I'll
cALL WA, seoe-Nsar cheverly. 4-bedrm
Cod with akd lSedr HItb ap apt down IN bSm SaH
msat. n ssoBERT ST s, DAVIS & CO. Hystts
CALI csaiIi wv; Wa. 5000 Hyattsville, s-bedrm
:SssS 4 i
bsaaE suyi sas shls 4 psTte
pleted; price r includes plans Tsr and M sem 2II,
nasso5as $685. egsti@ore ave Hsattses Il
Nd: Open daily AND Sunday till pm. :,
story home on large lot, tiled bath, ful
500. RoHERT s. DAVIS 8 CO. Hyatts
tAfI afi va Va. ssoo-wess Lanham Hills, 8
bedrm. Cape Cod bungalow, 1st-class cond,
&C. oil heat; on lge., cor, hilltop lot
firn. or unfurn.; $500 down. ROBER'
g.. DAVIS & Co, ,Hyattsville. Md.
CALL WA. 39O0-Large Groom house wit
g. bedrooms. on half-acre lot, in nearb
Riyerdale: fnll hasehent; oil heat ROB
Hyattsvi1le. Md. Open daily and sunda
1s5 1ssu5NsYPBRooK, YPBlRRooK MD.-rractically new "
story, 4-bedroom cottage: many extras in
ciuded In, reasonable price: prompt pos
ssssfan. ssh GUY "HrIEfoRo' INC. RE
SILVER sPRING-1-year-o det. brick
6 rms; tiled bath; new-house condition
Sla95o; must be sold this week. GUY
WHJTEE0RD, INC Re sS46, .2
District line-6-room frame house. i'm
pfoyements: 10, acres, all cleared: sprtnl
and stream; on paved road; Sl5500. VIM
E,YcARIIddN. 967 Thayer ave-. Silver Spring
SILVER SPRING-New brick, wooded lot
M. D. c.: S14.500: terms to suit, Wheaton
Nd; white q TW 5 5bung; on Visrs Nil I'd. On
Evening star., 1947-01-26
Casualty Hospital
Benefit, Planned

The annual benefit card party FOL
Casualty Hospital, sponsored by the
Board Of Lady Managers. will be
held Tuesday afternoon from 2 to
4:30 at the Willard Hotel.
Tables will be arranged for bridge
and 500 and, as an added feature
there will be sale of homemade
cakes and candies. aprons and white
elephants.
Proceeds will be used for the pur-
chase Of equipment for the labora-
tory at the hospital.
Mrs. Bernard Walls, president OF
the Board of Lady Managers, will
have the following chairmen as her
assistants: Mrs. William j. Brewer
tickets; Mrs. Charles Hutchinson
prizes; Mrs. Jack Miller, cake table;
Mrs. Parry Borgstrom, candy table
and Mrs. John Cronin, apron and
white elephant table.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

also,is general chairman Of the tour
committee. Other board members
who Will assist her are Mrs. Lister
Hill, house chairman, who in turn
will be assisted by Mrs. Wayne
Chatfield- Taylor and Mrs. James
Spear Taylor; Mrs. Henry T. Bod
man, treasurer for the tours: Mrs.
Edward r. Finkenstaedt, who will
handle the printing details, and
Mrs. Harold Burton, chairman OF
the Tea Committee.
One of the high lights Of this
annual event is the tea given at an
Embassy for all ticketholders.
The tour does not begin at any
particular home and visits may be
made In any order. AL are within
easy walking distance Of each other.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
Parish Guild
TO Gne Party

Mrs. Buchanan Merryman will
preside at the coffee table and Mrs.
Howard s. Wilkinson will serve tea
at the bridge tea to be given Tues
day, February II, by the Parish
Guild of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church. The party will take place
in the west ballroom Of the Shore
ham Hotel.
: Mrs. Lewis Sydney Morey is exec
utive chairman Of the committee in
charge Of arrangements, the other
members including Mrs. Finley II.
Calvert, Mrs. r. II. A. Carter, Mrs.
Albert II. Cousins, Mrs. John G..
Evening star., 1947-01-26
Wmitred Bnsby
and Gen. Hwscb
We'd Yesterday

Miss Winifred Busby of Washing
ton, daughter of Mrs. Robert Wes-
ley Busby of Murfreesboro, Ark,
and the late Mr.. Busby, and Brig.
Gen. Maurice Hirsch of Houston,
Tex, were married yesterday in Fort
Myer Chapel. Maj. Gen. Luther D.
Miller, Army Chief of Chaplains,
officiated at the ceremony, which
was followed by reception at the
ShQeham Hotel.
CD. John s. Sensenbrenner Of
Neenah, Wis, a friend Of the brides
family, gave her in marriage. She
wore a gown Of imported French
Ibrocade with a long veil of French
illusion draped from seed pearl
tiara. Her shower bouquet was Of
white roses and stephanotis, and she
wore a strand of pearls, a gift OF the
bridegroom.
Mrs. Norman Mendleson of New
York, who was matron of honor,
wore a gown of coral crepe and car
ried bouquet of talisman roses
matching her headdress. Her hus-
band, Capt. Mendleson, was soloist.
The brides sister, Miss Dorothy
Busby, who was maid of honor, wore
gown of ice-blue crepe ana carried
yellow roses matching her head
dress.
The Secretary Of War, Mr.. Robert
P. Patterson, served as oest man
for Gen. Hirsch and the ushers were
Col. w. E. Harrington of Atlanta,
Col. Paul G. Benedum of pittsburgh
and Houston, Col. William H. Coul-
son of Garden City, N. Y, and 1t.
Comdr. Jules Bloch, jr, of Okla
homa City, nephew of the bride
groom.
General and Mrs. Hirsch Will go
to Florida on their wedding trip and
after returning to Washington will
motor to Houston, where they will
reside at AIS w. Gray after March
l. They will visit relatives and
friends in Atlanta, New Orleans and
70 -
Evening star., 1947-01-26

Donnally. Mrs. Robert Eaves, Mrs.
j. B. Glenn, Mrs. B. Lauriston Har-
din, Mrs. Roland s. Marshall, Mrs.
Charles B. McVay, jr.; Mrs. Ralph
Coolidge Mulligan, Mrs. Albert p.
Niblack, Mrs. Luther Sheldon, Mrs.
Francis Smith, Mrs. Harry Taylor,
Mrs. Grace e. Strait and Mrs. Nor
man M. Yonan.
In the group of "a prizes to be
given for bridge will be an elabo-
rate handmade NAH jongg set
brought from China by the donor.
Those desiring tickets may con-
tact Mrs. Morey or the church Of
flee. Those playing bridge are asked
to bring cards, score pads and
pencils.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
An,1AaI Benefit
Set for May 10

One Of society's most important
benefits is the annual house and
Embassy tour sponsored by the
Board Of Managers of the Washing
ton Home for Incurables. This year
the tour win be held Saturday, May
10, and as in former years the pro-
ceeds will go to the home. An
endowed institution, this is the only
time during the year when the pub
lie is asked to contribute toward its
maintenance.
Mrs. Robert A. Taft, who is q
member Of the Board of Managers,
Evening star., 1947-07-10
on The AIR TONIGHT.

on The AIR TONIGHT.
W0p, S:00-6Iora Swanson poriraw a
mystery writer who tries solving q real crime
in Murder by the Book"
W00W, S;00-Rent control and housing
legislation discussed by Charles Stewart Of the
National Association Of Real Estate Boards and
Lee Johnson Of the National Public Housing
Conference.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

Enst.mtnute changes In
radio programs some
times reach The Star too
Evening star., 1947-07-10

VOL. 9:30-Pianist Skteh Henderson On.
terfains.
VOL. t0:00-Jsmes Gleason, loan taul.
field and William Lundigan IN Some Rain
Must FALL"
WRc. 1t:30-Must Of the 10Th and TIN
Centuries sung by the chorisiss, a Canadian
choral group.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

WMAl. 8:30-"WlI the Taft.HartIey Law
Improve Labor Relations in Industry" Speakers
are Senator Joseph Ball, Gerhard Van Arkel and
Harold Silver.
W0p, S:3O-Ihe private lives Of lltiIs
people in big eiiy-ae the theme Of this
series Of dramafzaiions.
WRc, 9:30-Vittor Mature visits Eve Arden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

Beginning Monday! See the demonstration OF
newest tricks in the and serving Of Frozen Foods
Come up to our Floor "E" Street Budng and wotoh the
proper technique preserving and preparing frozen foods dem
onsoted by Mrs Ruth Seoton Hicks home economist for Frozen
Foods Foundation, Inc, Syracuse New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09

three business men plan to build
a $150,O00 hotel.
Commissioner John Carbonell
said yesterday that he would pro-
pose to the commission that the
city apply for purchase of 5000
cubic yards of mari now on sale
by the Navy at Dredger's Key at
10 cents yard. The mari could
be sold at a dollar a load or less.
Carbonell said, TO people wishing
to fill in their property, prepara-
tory to building or merely as a
health precaution. The mari
would wipe out the breeding
places of insects. the commissions
err added.
The 0 p. m.sscssion promises to
be lively get-together with a
large delegation Of Poinciana
syes ssts on hand TO protest the
prOsfestivc Transfer 81 Poineiana
Place to the Navy. Commissioner
John Carbonell said he expected
the County Commission to at
tend also. The Poinciana people
appeared sure Of the support of
four members of the Commission
Louis and John Carboneli,
Mayor w. w. Demeritt and AL
bert Cooper. Commissioners Hunt
err Harden was not reached for
comment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Commission in 2 Sessions Tonight
on Gas Company Plea and Poinciana
Housing; Large Delegation to Attend

The City Commission faced a
busy day today with session
scheduled for sos p. M, and an
other for 8 p. m.
Action on a request of the Key
West Gas Company for elimina-
ton of its per cent discount on
bills paid before the 10th of each
month was the reason for the
early session, actually rcsump-
ton of the recessed meeting of
Tuesday night.
The Gas Company contends
that it has been operating at a
loss since it started its propane
gas service last year and that
elimination Of the discount will
increase its revenue about ~.
per cent. The Discount Is Sslcilr,
lated as two vents per fU00
tberinS.
Second reading of the new rate
schedules of the City Electric
System is also on the agenda.
The commission will also set the
date for public hearing on the
application of Arthur Mulberg,
Joseph Pearlman and George
Kantor for a change in zoning Of
the northwest corner of Reynolds
and Flagler streets where the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
IL telephone
Workers Now
Back On Jobs

WASHINGTON, May y. Long
distance telephone operators. who
have settled their differences with
the A. T. & r, returned to work
this morning except at those place
ics where they had to cross picket
lines. In no instance did they
resume work, II was reported.
where picket lines were still es-
tablished.
Advance in salary for the long
line workers ranges from g to
$5 a week.
II was reported that Al percent
of the men and women who were
on strike have returned to their
duties in the last five days.
Members Of q affiliates are
still on strike and are maintain
ing picket lines.
Since the strike began 80 days
ago, 40 telephone employees in n
linois are reported to have been
married. Several couples said
that they had intended to be mar
ried before the strike began but
that they had not been off duty at
the same time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
400 Bunches Of
Sponges Offered
for Sale Toda,

Nearly 400 punches Of sponges
were offered for sale and quick
~ bought up today on the sponge
docks in Caroline street. it was
announced today. Several thou
sands of dollars were realized by
Key West spongcrs.
During the morning Joseph
knight, state conservation agent,
who attended the sponge sale, ar
rested Thomas Knowles, Miami,
for having in his possession I'M
dersized sponges.
Knowles was taken immediate
~ before Peace Justice Ira Al
bury who held him under bond
OF 500 for hearing before Grim
i1al Count ~ a,lG ~ uhos1i
up in cash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Duval Street ls,l
Sells fs,r Sz.uo

Maude y. Jol,nson ."isi :" W a
liam y. Johnsss. D.. psssssty
near Duvai and Gseene satseas
for $1,000. srcorasng \. = wa
ranty deed flied Yesterday ~fsh
County Clerk I,oss \. ss~s*f
In anothcf wafrants asssh -
and Mrs. George ragks 'ssas
tered to Mr.. and Mr.. 1ams
Montford. I.awt.n Asth., tss
lots near Washington and VIA
ton streets. for si.uDo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Returned Strikers
Got No Raise, Say
Union Heads Here

Six girls and three men who
have returned to work at the
Southern Bell Telephone Ex-
change here received no increase
in pay, officials Of the STRIKING
unions said today. The number
of employees still on strike is ~
women and Is men, Louis Mem
endez, steward Of the Southern
Federation Of Telephone Work.
ers, announced.
Menendez also revealed the
names of the employees who have
returned to work and said that
their union designations have
been accepted. Since the en-
ployes returned to work without
a contract, the union leader
added, they will receive no union
support If summarily discharged
and will not be entitled to the
new union wage scale if IL is ac-
cepted by the owner companies.
I'VE are certain" Menendcx
said, and his colleagues voiced
assent, "that none of the girls or
men who have returned TO wei K
received any increase in pay"
Those who have returned, he
said, are May Wright, Mary
Stanley, Mary Hampton. Anna
Perryman, Edna McClintock and
Frances Curry of the Southern
Federation Workers. The -
women who are still on strike all
belong to this union. Six Of the
10 men on strike belong 10 II.
The. only three members Of the
Key West local, American Union
of Telephone Workers, q Union
of plant men working for AIues-
- "a ai,f - -
have returned 70 work. These are
Paul Herriclr. Harry knight and
Sam Collins. All seven men
comprising the local branch of
the Association of Communica-
tons and Equipment Workers
who work for Western Electric.
are still on strike.
Menendez said that ACEW
negotiations are being conducted
with national union leaders al
Washington. Negotiations for the
SFTW settlement are under wsy
in Atlanta, Ga. The unions con-
tinued their orderly picketins of
the Southern Bell Telephone Co
plant here today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Building Permits
Totaling $4,000

Building permits were taken
out today with Building Inspector
Enrol Sawyer for structures that
will cost about $l7.60O.
Peter EStenoz, one Of the pro-
prietors Of the Twins Garage, ll3O
Duval street. took out a permit
to complete the building at cost
|of $11, 500.
Samuel Acevedo took out per-
init for concrete block residence
lat United and Royal streets to
Icost $4,000.
William Sands will build new
first floor on a building he owns
lat 706 Duval street to cost 81 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Woman Gets us.
Trial for Assault
in Postoffice Here

Round No. 2 Of the April II
scrap In the post office here be-
tween Mrs. r. Z. Wheeler, wife
a = Navy chief petty officer. and
Bernadinc Purkaplc. nurse at the
Galley Hospital. will be held at
the District Court of the United
States In Miami, May IA.
Mrs. Wheeler faces NUM-
cipal Court trial on charge of
using profane language and a
u. 5. District Court trial on a
charge Of assault and battery,
preferred BY Mrs. .Purkaple. Mrs.
wheeler was unable to be
brought 10 court earlier because
she gave birth 10 q child recent
~.
Authorities say, that Mrs.
wheeler apparently became in
censcd when Mrs. Purkaple
moved into q parking space in
front Of the post office April II
Just as Mrs. w, was about to
back her car into IL. Mrs. Wheel
or then, they say, evidently fol-
lDwcd Mrs. Purkaple into the
post office and assailed her
verbally and physically, pulling
her hair, and scratching and
Shaping her.
Mrs. Purkaple went to the City
Hall 1t once and swore out a
warrant for her assailant's arrest.
City Clerk Roy Hamlin has been
subpoenaed by the Federal Cour,
% appear at the trial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
]. ". Marzyck
Died This Am.

John William Marzyck. age "a
years, 1901 Won Pbister street,
died this morning at 2 o'clock IN
Jackson Memorial Hospital. Nj
ami, after an illness of two
weeks.
Survivors are: Daughter. Mrs.
Harriet Costar of Key West. and
son, John Marzyck of Miami.
Funeral arrangements, which are
being made by the Pritchard
Funeral Home, will be announced
later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Russia Takes
All Credit for
Winning VA II

euy - Ae~st1asea PressD
MOSCOW, May Ia broad
easter over The official Russian
rsdio today claimed full credit
lur tlhe Russian armies IN having
won The war in Europe. Is had
been claimed that the Russians
produced the extra force needed
- make Japan sue Tor peace.
Tn speaker said that the de-
feet ~ The Germans and Italians
h Africa and In Italy BY the
American and British and their
fighting in Frame and Germany
Nd nothing 10 Do with the COL
1opee a The German armies.
Pun credit goes to Russia and
Russia alone he concluded, for
Winning The war;"
He even asserted that the
lend-lessc supplies Russia had
obtained from the United States
IN ~ way helped Russia to be
victorious.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Job Opening

There is an immediate opening
for a blueprint and photostat OPP
orator, $1,954 per annum, at the
U. S. Naval Submarine Base.
Application for this position
should be made at Building VI,
Submarine Base, between 300
a. m, and 4:30 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
U. s. HAS VOTES

FLUSHING. N. Y.--It is re-
ported that the United STATES has
q 2-io-l majority in the matter Of
naming 2 Palestine commission.
The United States favors ap-
pointing delegates from seven
neutral nations. but Russia wants
members of the Big Five and
Arab states to serve on the COM
mission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Former Citizen
Correspondent
Now ALawyer
''s'- S: g, ~: c; s:ss:s'.-4''

eopo0 WoaAe9gtea .CerseeDenAents
Wey West Cet1sesI
WARRINGTON. d. C.. May 8.
Julien G. Sourwine. former
washington correspondent for
The Key West Citizen, today was
admitted to the Bar Of the Unit
q States Supreme Court on mo-
tim u Senator Pat McCarran
~. New
Mr. Sourwine. who for q num-
her a years operated the WASH
ington News Service, serving
The Citizen and a number Of
other newspapers. was admit
ted 10 TIE. bar az the District Of
Cohasmbla In 1885 and gave up
newspaper work in 1912. He has
been associated with Senator
loeCsrran for more than four
years. and until The end Of jan
uary u this year was counsel
- ~ Senate COMMITTEE on the:
e "a Z. v W -. Z. q I 7, So;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Po0lfIvE PROOF

MOBILE. Ala.-When a bank
teller would not accept several
musty papers as proof Of his iden-
Itity. a Negro. seeking to cash a
check. hesitated. removed his
lower plate and handed it to the
bank official. There was the
mans name. He got his money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
FILIPiNos ACT

MANILA. - The government
reported today that Russians are
not permitted to arrive in the
Philippines. Reason for that de.
cision. it was explained. is be-
cause Russia has not recognized
the Philippines as q republic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Late Bulletins
(BY Associated pyessl
MAY APPROVE

WASHINGTON. - II is ex-
pecfed that the house Of repre-
senfsiives. before il sdjourns TO-
day. will approve the Greek
Turkish losn. though opponents
Of the bill likely will delay pas
sage by Offering several amend
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Navy win Not Get
Poinciana', Louis
Cart Onen Believes
WAg1n1pUC1u1s -
TRADgcuD noDuuoDs.
~ NOT ezDn1vlEuw

Prospsels - hssshs - psw
venting - srQulutnl~n = pusn
clans Plncs ~ ~ Navy f'n>
C0smmissinonr lA>nm 6ur1m>wa
said tndlay ~ resku1uo1s ~ - 80
unit houoina psuIote psrpos~d ~
converse a City l1nll tsRlu&1 a.
: spscial sesniun II ~ Cn~<n&s.
sion.
Il bslIrve." carlmarll 500
shat P0inrinns will ~ - tfasn
ferred 10 NJ Navy"
The cummtuninnnr eru0Inue<f
that he hsd enlDpt No. orwa -
Smathers II Wnshi~u1ao sisst
> p. m. yeuosstlny nn1 ~ ~
a LONG tain q ~ rnlnrtnnn ssase
ter with 0rono 0opuA<nlr. w<ss-
tary Of The coasrunnsnsa &1n@lh-
ers was atesading : I1osse m~-
sion.
"Cranl S1Dchdnls tn,s ~.
Carbonell said. shat Tn Navy
definitely ~ M seQusscd -
project yee md will M eexasss
IL II the Federal pshlir 1les,ns
Authority regional uffire - A.
lanta recomsnsads thst Il - ~
transferred.
Kermit Lcwin of tlse ksv
West Housing Auohofssy hss sss
ccived Telegram trmn ths A.
lanta office saying sh~a the tfen
fer will noe be recosnssessts<s I
Carboncll said that Sss~tsw8&
office will give sfswsal w.ssfenn
ton II and when ttse tfsn@fsf >
affected. llowever. ~ s<lsi<<i 4
am posieive We en- - Is j
tn cUmniuSioses unp>~lm1 1~I
thst Me- Nsvy kns - nH11I&1
unit n6pv where's ~ tp51T<rN
residnnon hsve nu1v - -
rent II vhro sfe u<1>e
servieo orsoa0pl t
- = - =,
Air Slsaiun. nSs's Cksrs ~ssi 4
where here whR.h easski ~ s34
or converted ts hssszsnx
Smathcrs q,sickiy vert n
work ON the matter in Va sssnk
ton after receiving tsisz ssss
from Csrboneli THURSDAY wman
ing and by thc sinw s's esamnus
sioner called cn she Iss~swa ~
had uncovered vital si~tssl sl~ss's
the PROPOSED srsnsiss. as sssism3
the fact that the Navy dr. ~
yet have thc projcct
Meanwhile. the i.issns dl.ss
went on rerord II is.s nsElsae
meeting b. sspIsat cafs~sss.sl
position. Other -ivsr "fEnoifss
tons and tine Asnefss n tegNsn
and Veterans ~ FsFriza WIS.,
also took STRIPS to uss ,fsu -.
fluence In prevent tise hsssssiss
of the project.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
RUSSIA TAKES HALF

VIENNA. - II was reported
today that Russia retained one
half of the oil that has been pro-
duced in the Russian zone in
Austria and gave the remaining
half 70 Austria.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09

GARDNER. Kan - bssss'ase
everybody forgot q Ne tshse -
hold % city elcetsop. eassissrt
city officials may h.sld ossf az
other two-yesr term. a esaiiN
i'm the state laws caascd ina ans
up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
Seeks Divorce

A petition seeking a divorce
was filed yesterday with Circuit
Court Clerk Ross G. Sawyer by
Edith ]. May against Edward A.
May.