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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
South Park Fete

South Park Community Club
will sponsor Its thirty-second an
nual Labor Day Festival on Mon
day. Sept. 1, at South Park play
grounds, Eighth South and Thistle
st. Games. races, band music, ira
yiitional tug-of-war. and dancing in
the evening will be featured.
Prizes also will be awarded 10
winners In the various contests,
according to Donald d. Barnes,
president of the club.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
Classified Ads
NO RESTRICTIONS
BEACON HILL
HOME AND INCOME
FIVE BED ROOMS

Living room has fireplace, guest
size dining, 2 bedroom down and
3 up, large rooms. Large kitchen
with breakfast nook, back porch
and service entry, golden oak
floors, lots Of closet space, mir
rors on bedroom doors. Full base
ment with room for everything
separate garage. A DEAL at only
$3.50. Ask for No. 638 w.
PICTURE FLOOR PLANS INC.
35th AVE. s. w. g. AVALON WAY
AV 1850
Open Eve g. Sunday
FOR LEASE TO eligible Japanese:
One to three year lease on fif-
teen acres Of bottom land with
small orchard, Groom house.
Greek running through proper
~. Mile from Bellevue. AL BIB
evenings.
$50
WANTED: Experienced power ma
chine operators. Highest wages,
steady work. Overtime. MA
9O64.
WANTED: Young woman for gen.
eral h0usework. One child. Pri-
vate room. SH 1866.
BUSINESS Opportunity: Available
space for fruit and vegetable
operation. Very choice location
on either 3rd Avenue or 4th
Avenue levels. Call Sc 0620, Sc
curity Public Market.
WANTED: Experienced power ma
chine operators. Highest rate Of
pay. Inquire 1924 9Th Avenue.
Near Pike.
FOR SALE: Used Hoffman press.
Reasonable. Inquire 1924 9th
Avenue.
WANTED: Experienced, response
BILE Japanese girl for housework.
Small house. Children and 8.
Excellent wages. Private room.
Call CA 1850.
WANTED: Nisei university school
girl for housework. Walking
distance Of university. Phone
MA. 1902. Mrs. Pugh.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
Slippery as Eel

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Aug.
2s-Waliy Yonamine, 2s-year-
old Nisei rookie grid star from
Honolulu. Hawaii, was described
by Russ Newland, Associated Press
sports writer. as slippery IS an
eel" Yonamine, q 1So-pounder.
Is being groomed by Coach Buck
Shaw Of San Francisco's Forty
Miners pro football team for the
breakaway role.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
Midget Race Car

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug.
ga midget racing car, entered
by George Nakamura and George
Sonoda in the auto races at the
Hippodrome track in Salt Lake
City was smashed up in a two-car
collision recently.
The car, driven by Harold Adair,
overturned three times when 1t COL
lided with one operated by Jude
Warner.
Laws grind the poor. and rich
men rule the law.-Goldsmith.
Consider the reason of the case,
for nothing is law that is not rea-
SON.. Powell.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
Sideline Topics

=. on their first trip out of town, the Lotus
Ashuras, Northwest Bussei baseball champions,
proved that they were good road club; they re-
turned from Portland with two victories and the
Bussei crown to bat sizzling 1000 -. we find
that Shig Urakawa, topnotch Nsei bowler, has
a good control of his curve as he had of his drop
when he was pitching baseball for the pre-war
Maryknoll Cadets !. >. if what we saw in Port
land the other weekend is any indication, that
city once again will dominate girls basketball
honors this coming season; Alice Sono, the pre-
war star, and Miyuh Miura, the steady playing
guard, to name two Rose City damsels appear
ed too healthy :. Spokane will send few golf
ers to the Northwest Invitational Golf Tourna-
ment but one, especially, needs to be watched;
Sparky Kono, ex-Seattle all-around ace, is COM
ing to town =.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
Houses
Businesses
for Sale
sssss
JACKSON ST. STORE
SPACE

Near main business section.
20 ftxs0 n. ground floor.
Three or five-year lease at
$50 month. Full price for
leasehold o n d furniture,
$500.
SMALL GROCERY STORE
$500 down plus stock. Bea-
con Hill. Good residential
district. New fixtures and
equipment. Three-year lease.
Caucasian trade.
$4,000 full price. Stock fix
lures, equipment and lease
hold Of this Yesler area gro
Gerry. Mixed trade. Very good
possibility.
SOLID BRICK BUILDING
Excellent Rainier valley
height location. Two stores
down. 3 apartments up. 65 II.
x65 II. building. 100 ftx1O6
1t. lot. Very good condition.
Now netting $2,543 yearly.
Buyer can get possession Of
an apartment in thirty days.
This now shows return Of
11M per cent which can be
Immediately increased some
what. Full price, $4,000,
terms.
REALTY co
James Matsuoka, Mgr.
$50 Jackson Ma. 15ee
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
The
Sporting Thing
sidekicks Come Through with All-stars
by bf

k9h<AOEAS@.S
Our sidekicks have given us permission to
publish what they think should be the all-star
squad from the recently concluded Northwest
Bussei Invitational Baseball Tournament in
Portland.
Here it is:
PITCHER-Richard Tsuji, Lotus Ms Gun
animous choce).
CATCHER-Kay Saito, Lotus Ashuras
Unanimously.
FIRST BASE -Jiro Yoshitake, Lotus Ms
SECOND BASE-Isao Nishimura, Lotus
Ashuras
Shortstop-Takeo Yag, Lotus Ashuras Gum
animous).
THIRD BASE-Roy Osaka Tacoma.
UTILITY-Chuck Kinoshta, Lotus Ms.
Outfield-George Tanabc, Tacoma Gun
annous).
OUTFIELD-Shiro Takeuchi, Portland.
OUTFIELD-Junks Ikeda, Lotus Ashuras.
The selection is tim for a rough squawk.
Now is the time for all good men to come to the
aid of our sidekicks.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
Nisei
Calendar
AUGUST

31-Lotus YBA's Stag stagette
dance In Seattle Buddhist audi
torium.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-29
What a Haul for Lotusl

Briefly, let us tell you the tale of the old
Victory trail taken by Seattles Lotus Ashuras
and Ms In the Northwest Bussei Invitational
Baseball Tournament last weekend in Port
land.
They drove down to rugged Irving Park,
fired their best Saturday and Sunday punches
conquered their foes, proceeded to strip Port
land Of its championship and consolation tro-
phies, and then abandoned the battlefield.
The Ashuras took the title, the Ms the con-
ISOLATION The booty was bonanza for Seattle,
indeed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Child Welfare
Council Meets
Friday Night

The September meeting of the
Monroe County Child Welfare
Council will be held this Friday
evening at 8. O'clock at the
Health Clinic on Fleming street.
The Council concerns itself with
all matters having to do with
the welfare of children, and other
men and women interested in
such affairs are urged to attend
the meeting and take part in the
work.
Reports of activities during the
past three months will be made
and plans for future work will
be considered New officers will
also be elected. The present Of
ficers include Rev. John E. Pick
ems. president: Prof. Earl Hamil-
ton. vice rpesident; Miss Rudy
Morgan. secretary; Prof. Albert
Carey. treasurer.
Among other activities, the
Council operates the Poinciana
Priesthood Nursery. and the
Fort Village Nursery, and acts as
receiving station for good used
clothing to be distributed to
needy families.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Inquest Into Death OF Young
Woman On Highway Is Recessed
For Week; Seek Sailors Tale

oner's jury in the court house
yesterday, a physician from the
Naval Hospital testified that the
woman died as a result of a de-
pressed fracture of the skull.
1t was. then stated that Woods
would be able to tell the jury
what happened to cause his mo
torcycle to run off the Overseas
Highway and crash down the
embankment.
u. S.. sailors who were with
the motorcycle convoy that was
accompanying Woods and the wo-
man from Miami to Key West
last Sunday. expressed the opin-
ion before the coroner's jury
yesterday that the high winds
prevailing on the Overseas High
way may have driven Woods
motorcycle off the road.
The motorcycle was pretty
well smashed in the crash. 1t was
shown that the woman was
thrown some distance from the
wreckage and suffered a frac-
tured skull from which she died
almost instantly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Body OF Browne
Shipped To New
York For Buria]

The body of c harle s \ D.
Browne, rs, Navy chief petty
officer, who died Sunday of in
juries suffered Sept. ID in an
automobile crash on Overseas
Highway, was sent yesterday by
Pritchard Funeral Home to Wa
terville. N. Y, for funeral serv-
ices and burial.
Browne was one of three Navy
chiefs injured as the automo-
mobile in which they were rid
ing crashed against truck near
Bahia Honda viaduct. All three
were members of the crew of the
former German submarine u
3008, stationed at Key West Sub
marine Base.
The other two chiefs, Thomas
Ripley and Harold K. LogSon, are
said to be recovering at Naval
Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Smaihers To
Arrive Al 400
This Afternoon

George Smathers this morning
nsiified city Commissioner Louis
Csrtsonsll that he would arrive In
Me- West Al 4 .. m.. instead OF
a. ~ noon a. previously sChed-
uied
Thm wtil necessitate ,postpOn-
inW the cungFsssmsn's itinerary
srhedulcd tot this afternoon until
tonsaftuW morning.
The iifst affair 10 be given the
congressman will bc at Captain
iiouser's quarters in the Subma-
rine base At o'clock TINS after
nnun
al city and county officials
have been invited tO the cocktail
party.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
SheIIcruft At
Parish Center

Mrs. May DeLaureal was as
sisted by Eloise Hinger in con
Quoting the Tuesday afternoon
shellcraft class under USO Noes
(WD) auspices at st. Mary's Par
ish Center yesterday.
A high standard of beauty and
utility has been set by some of
the students. in designing and
producing the ornaments, and the
newcomers are rapidly acquiring
the technical skill shown by some
of last springs shellcrafters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Members
Made Candidates For
Directors Yesterday
Weather Bulletin

MIAMI WEATHER BUREAU
ADVISORY, NO. Is. 1000 AM.
EST, Sept. "a, l947:
Change storm warnings to small
craft warnings south of Cape
Hatteras to Brunswick. Ga. All
warnings to be taken down south
of Brunswick.
The tropical storm has lost
force and cool air has been drawn
into it and it is no longer a Sc
we're storm. It conferred at
10 a. m. over SLIth Carolina
about so niles northwest of
Charleston. in latitude 80 degrees.
longitude 81 degrees. II is still
moving northeastward about 20
miles per hour.
Indications are for continued
northeastward movement and il
should reach the North Carolins
and Virginia Capes section to-
night. Storm warnings are nov
displayed from Cape Hatteras tC
Manasquan and small craft warn
ings south of Hatteras to Bruins
wick, Ga. The next advisory viii
be issued from Washington.
NORTON,
Weather Bureau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
O'Mahoney And
Taft May Debate
High Living Cost
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Sept. "a
Senator Taft, having blamed the
, Truman administration, in q
speech last night, for the spiral
ing of prices, was challenged
today by thes National Demo
lcratie Committee to debate sths
iquestion with a representative OF
the committee.
Should Taft accept the chal
lenge. Senator O'Mahoney of
Wyoming, will be the opposing
speaker.
Taft declared that Truman was
to blame for the uptrend in prices
because he took no action to try
to stop it. A spokesman of the
committee declared that Taft
played a leading role in the SEN
ate in killing the OPA price con-
troll law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
CORONER'S JURY TOLD,
YESTERDAY WOODS
CYCLE DRIVEN FROM
HIGHWAY

Inquest into the death of Miss
s-ae -5a~ssss - -. ,s-e-. ~z--5sgss
Gloria De Libertis, "a. of Phila-
delphia, who was killed Sunday
when she was thrown from a
motorcycle on West Summerland
Key. was postponed yesterday
by Peace Justice Ira F. Albury
until about a week from now.
1t was explained that Gerald
S. Woods. Coxswain third class.
of the u S. Navy, who is a mem
Der of the crew of the USS Gil
more here, will probably be re-
leased from the Naval Hospital
here in about q week. where he
is recovering from injuries Suf-
fered in the accident which kill
ed Miss De LibertiS.
At the first session of the cor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
X. Of +. From
Three Counties
To Meet Here

J. Winfield Russell, secretary
of the local lodge of Knights of
Pythias, said today that all is in
readiness for the District Con-
vention of the lodges of D d e,
BroWard and Monroe counties to
be held here on Friday evening.
This meeting has been called
by r. K. Bell of Miami.
The principal speaker will be
E. E. Mcdaniel, of Lakeland, who
is a m m b er of the Supreme
Tribune. Mcdaniel will be in
troduced by Judge w. Raleigh
Petteway.
Before the meeting d chowder
supper will be served by the
members of Key West Lodge I'M
der the direction of Alfred
Knowles and J. Frazier Pinder.
A large delegation from Dade
and BroWard counties is due to
arrive here on Friday to attend
this event.
Another delegation will an
rive on Saturday to attend the
annual Key West ceremonial OF
the Dramatic Order Knights of
KhoraSSan, commonly called Do
kies.
The Dokey ceremonial will
start off with the street work on
Duval street on Saturday after
noon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Local Men Leave
Irregular Army

-Four Key WcsterS left this
morning on the Miami Grey
hound bus. bound for three year
tnllstmenLs In the new regular
army.
Recruiters of the Army and Air
Force. M/Sgt. John l.. Dilkes and
SGT. y. Roar. Of the Miami re-
CTuiting service. have arrived at
Key West Post Office TO list
prospects for the new regular
army.
The four who have enlisted are
former students oi the Key West
High School. They are Roy Viii
lard Johnson. AL William street;
james v. Ogden. li06 Petronia
street. Henry ID. Salins. Fort
Taylo and James {. Herring,
isi0 Olivia street
an bat Ogden have chosen the
Army Air Force Ogden picked
Army ground forces and the Eu-
Iopean thester tie said, Il spent
fouI teen months with the First
Cavalry division In the Pacific
thsater during my last hitch,
now I want To- see what the other
side looks Like"
Henry Sslins. not quite Is, OBJ
tanned his guardians consent,
and waiver of his age will be
granted IN order to secure his
enlistment All four are interested
in renewing their education in
tie Ann through the facility OF
the 4 $ stmed Forces Insti-
tuls and u technical schools.
Recruiting Scrgeants Dilkes
and Roar viii return TO Miami
tomorrow morning. but will be
back IN Kew West Monday morn
me. October Is. at Room 2l2,
Post Office Bldg. They plan to
stay tour days on the next trip
IN order 10 answer all inquiries OF
men Interested in career with
the new regular army and air
forces
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
State Advertising Commission
To Convene For 3-Day Meeting

MORT WALTON Sept 2Membes of the Florida State Adj
vcrsing headed by Governor Willard CALDWELL
viii front at demonstration by the Army
Proving Elgn Field October
The members will be that day of Brigader
General Carl Brandt commanding general of the AAF base The
meeting here will be further high
lighted by banquet which have been invited state senator's
representatives of the Third Congressional District.
Braden Ball, West Florida member of the commission and
publisher of the News-ournal will
the the advertising which will include Governor
CALDWELL Saxon Lloyd of Beach, chairman Perry
R Marsh A. Ball
Jr Belle Glade Nathan agriculture
r. A. Gray. secretary of state
Governor Caldwell commission
banquet Charles F. editor publisher of The Palm
Beach Post will POSTMASTER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Committee To
Aid Handicapped
Holds Meeting

= Me~ssam8 was h~ta "A a. wsa
suatag in 80 pfftre ~ ne Flor-
a hfaas tHsgiaylusnt Nsgvtce len
49, Wssl "a uhieh tine rom.
wittanes msasie rersfta - a. their
FFmMfwa8 - rpMaHma o. NatiDnml
tmNhs - phYstraliy llandicap
80 wseA. whish wili ~ held
fAtnaWI 80 fNrnns atleadng
49, n.setsna sers NJ Ilsien q
NeNsa Esasne Anhelr. Eric
gms 1ask Nsssrlgfs. ard J "a
MmlNkg
a. a. sell cssnfartsa me MIN.
staalal Ailanfs snd arrange,
u.emts eeae uate g. haVU thr
fMutaes annuiinrr Ne beginning
"a NNFm SEA sn uetoter S
tssk AauFslFfs hna olstained .
rteuhsg gsa ths laseee uteeting
un NMtnfmg q
N,sanus Amheb rrpugtrd that
. ssmNkss atii ~ Hvailable Co..
ftuf aiag Otuial D "a the Lion-
Chsh
t.sustne hickaId assistant
ftnts wa has hoen asksd bS
q "a knaaha b. speak before thc
naa.f1 Chab un Thursday o.
tstmF
ratefs uefe giten b. SATIN.
dsfs So aistitbution throughout
e. effB
~ a. Neil va nail folder,
o. tsss $50 establishments in Key
Wraa
A. aftttf campaign will he
anastF in the ucxt few days by
knishg End ssanricrs o. secure
fansts o. earIs on neWspspor and
Fssttu advertisements
To- Austrian lcaion donated
% fmtmutea radio time during
thr week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
On OCTOFskn 7. 30
MEMBERS OF CRAM.
BIER WILL SELECT a.
DIRECTORS

Twenty-fom nasmters of 80
Key West ChsmteF ~ Cesnmsfte
were made candidates iug slss
ton as directors ~ tire gsunasm.
of ballots yesterday - 80
Chamber uffices.
Ballots were mailed e. -
members of tfse osWamts@aAsam
One hundred ano loufteeH maesm
bers each voted Cos ~ cansii@fss
for an election to he hvisi hefofa
October 7. Twelve airertnsH mfw -
be elected from lhe "a n@mwa
Those who received the hiahwas
number of votes we're
A. Maitland Adams. ioe Ailun.
william Arnoi4. Pred = nlun
Glenn {. Ptice. Edwin TEwe@ E
A. Strunk. Jr.. Louis Cafhasmll
Robert Dopp. Aqallno Lofwa
Fred Miller. Eiorace Ynrymnt.
L. p. ATtman. j..
DIR. v. Z. Bowner. RueswFy nsl
lard. Berlin Felson. Mars -
Graham. Gertrude Lauhaehss. 4
/ A. Ramsey. J W sellers. paal
Sher. Julius Stsne. . . Tsusua
and Howard Wilson.
Ballots showing tire iafnansnM
names viii he submitted g. tfsn
298 members II tlle Chafnief ueKt
Tuesday. The l2 winners Wtii b.
! declared at the rqeesing Oea 2
when the ballots viii be count -
Al the first meeting ~ the nsvs
board. the new directors ell
elect from their own Rreaap Of
ticers who will guide ths t'haau.
Der for me enssIing year
Election offh.iais Yesterday
were A.. J. Zion. ehanman
Mary Lee Graham and Paul shsr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
MRS. HATCH NAMED
PUBLICITY HEAD

Mrs. Betty M. Hatch of Poin-
ciana has been named publicity
chairman Of the PAL organiza-
ton.
Mrs. Hatch, Key West resi-
dent since May of this year, is a
member of the Florida Press AS
ISOLATION, and formerly held a di-
rectorship in the North Dade
Youth Foundation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Few Declines
In Living Costs
Reported Now
SEVERAL CITIES SAID PRICES
OF SOME COMMODITIES
HAD DECREASED. THOUGH
DROP WAS SLIGHT

tBs The Associated Pressi
WASHINGTON. sept. 24.-Al-
most a week has passed since
further advances in prices have
been reported. and today several
cities reported slight decreases
in butter. milk and eggs.
However. tx decreases were
for only a few cents. San Fran
cisco reported that butter. which
had been 81 a pound, dropped
TO 90 cents today; Chicago report
cd retail eggs two cents lower,
and Detroit news was that the
drop a dozen there had been three
cents.
President Truman is still being
urged to call a special session OF
congress to have price control
laws enacted. II has been urged
that the President stop specula-
ton i'm grains in Chicago, but the
chairman of the Board of Trade
in that city, while admitting that
there is speculation in the grain
market. maintained that it was
not the cause of the high cost of
living.
A spokesman for the Depart
ment of Agriculture said that, If
prices keep on going up, we are
likely to have a depression sim
liar to the one after World War
l. He added, however, that,
should depression come. it will
be far shorter than the former
one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Property Sales

w A. Parrish and wife. ui
Marathon. transferred t4ta4
acres of land on Boot Key q y
Black. Miami. too the suin ~
$1,000. according to warranty
deed filed yesterday with Circuit
Court Clerk Ross { Sawyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph q. Sell
transferred Ia Nj and A8
Joseph F. Gabriel Wstcrbui,
Conn. property IN Key Large.
for 1000.
Arne Skagseth, 81. tfanslt
red to Inn!e 6 Skagseth. piopetl
on Key -. rgC u a nominal sun
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Director Sawyer
Leaves For Jax

Circuit Court Clerk Ross G
Sawyer viii leave for IurkNpB
Vile tomorrow morning o. -
tend a meeting III thu boafa ~
directors Of the State Of Flog -
Association Of county Ciei -
Sawyer Us a director u ire ass8=
citation.
The board - expected o. est
on arrangement for the ann .
convention of thu ofganakBtipm
including the setting 81 date
for the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
BIDS WILL BE ASKED
or CONTRACTORS FOR
BUILDING Alp MARKET
49, ~s~s~ n pll o. 4 co Fees
t@aw amd Ia Eeea Tide
~ tssst.i~a Sts~~t. Plan.
mwxeul

49, - ~ na.m 49, ,ama.
m@ "A emNfmtsma e. ssuatsur
Ma = : $50 tautt,na e. hsauss
a. A. MsRsH Mmtet 81 ~
mNtsa ~ 80 . De q "a,
samasw&a $3.50
- 49, 80 o. fstanahls an
HAmNA 80 $50 EN- tam m@wh n
~ ~uNwasa the maghat wtm hp
eemAF - ~ NftFf fsuamff q.
mm 49, esassffuftaaa uaak aets
unNfMsF asnsttatair aflef the
80 &c MNmea
Faams wspafsa ~ lshn Allan
hmAM NMMNm Ae o. sa8aafufr
tM tme8 $50 ana sm f~ea wtir
Va haAAsma wiii o. ~ eunsFvse
49, samaaEAsttn amh steel
$685. wFaes ths ~ issst width
a. aiss hes ttsaaanre
Fhs fsumf ~ 49, asass. fsring
fMNmma@ street hatween Duval
MaNa @asNamasaa Streets wiil o. al
answ wAMwAswM tn pFupsFty on
ehWh 49, malhrt - o. b. built
d 30 tsN2 $50 ana iss feet
asNN
n $50 - pavvd and wiil pfo-
NuA0 pmEMAaM spags Sos patroas
90 tNN atmsN
~ easammte az the cost ~ the
slIu2tuF8 as EiFgn 10 I've az.
shnests flans approved by the
"A 9 a2lNlah ere expested back
hess $50 tsNiay from Jackson.
rtlls heashgaaftefu q the com
wamf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
AM nv APPOINTED

Attorney William V. Albury
has been appointed municipal
court Judge in the absence of
Judge Enrique Esquinaldo. who
will be away from the city for
few days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Villar Qualities
For Commission

Joseph NJ. Villsr. 232s STAPLE
avenue. qualified fof CITY Com
mission Yesterday afternoon
The deadline TO enter the Cts
Commission race Is Oct -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
NGJIEN az iRTMENT
ROBnED OF sIf.OD

a. Cuudr Iack Nolcn. TAO
Oitvia street. rcportcd to police
hrmaiusaartefs this morning the
tarlt a 80 from his apartment
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Electrical examinations for
Master Electrician. JourneYman
Electrician. Maintenance Electri.
clan or Service Electrician. will
be held on September 2sth. ls47.
Anyone desiring to take the ex.
animation may file their applica.
ton before September 2sth. ls47.
as the office Of the Electrical In
spector. City Hall.
J. NJ. WHITEHEAD.
Chairman.
Electrical Board.