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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16

a compromise De-
fore the C r u C i a !
committee m e e t.
ing.
The Arabs denied
that their proposal
called for inmedi-
a t e independence
for Palestine. They
insisted they mere
ly wanted a full
discussion of the
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16
STOPPACES:
Hit Lou Level

Although strikes still clouded the
Industrial horizon, a report OF the
bureau Of labor statistics revealed
that time lost in work stoppages
during the first three months of this
year was at the lowest level since
end of the war.
Figures showed about 100000
workers were involved in strikes or
lockouts during that period, COM
pared with 1,650,000 in the first
quarter OF 1916. Big strikes shut
down steel. electrical, meat packing
and automotive plants during the
comparable period last year.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16
India Ends Untouchability

The Indian constituent assembly
has voted to abolish "untouchabil-
ity," that strange status that
doomed so million people to be out
casts and beggars. These people,
who have been denied most human
rights for centuries under the fan
tastic religious and social code Of
the Hindus, will be granted full
legal rights with other Indians when
the new constitution is written.
The decision climaxes many years
Of campaigning by Mohandas K.
Gandhi on behalf of the unfortunates.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16
BEER:

Long tradition among brewery
workers, "beer time" received con-
tractual recognition for the first
time In new contract between 16
major brewing companies and
members Of the United Brewery
and Soft Drink Workers union
(CIO).
The so called ''guzzle clause"
calls for 15-minute period each
morning and afternoon when the
men can knock off and quaff a few
draughts Of beer.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16

ROund-YOked FrOck
a PRETTY round-yoked frock
"A for all your summer activi-
ties. Four buttons fasten each
shoulder, a narrow belt circles
your waistline neatly. Use a
bright an-over flower print and see
how many compliments you gath
err!
Pattern No. 8158 is for sizes IL, II,
16, IS and 20. Size IA, 334 yards Of 80
inch.
Send today for your copy Of the Summer
FASHION. Included are special fashions
by topfight designers, tips on identifying
book. rs cents.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16
TRUMAN:
Gets First PLEDGES

Georgia's delegates to the Demo-
cratic national convention were in
structed to stand behind the nomi-
nation Of President Truman for an
other term in 1913.
Cheering delegates to the state
Democratic convention in Macon
shouted their approval OF the reso-
luton, as introduced by Gov. M. E.
Thompson.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16
Soil Composition,

Soil Composition,
Soil consists of acc,,r,.,..
mineral particles VARYING u,at 4 q
from boulders to ultrs.m +g N size
clay grains, with void s s'u,iacasoseopi,
tanning air or water ~ spdces con,
tween the mineral grains al Doth h be.
times the soil contains I an 5 Some,
ture OF organic materials S. adnis'
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16

Harold E. Stassen, former gov
ernor of Minnesota and candidate
for Republican nomination for
president, returns from a Euro
pean tour which covered six cOun-
tries and was highlighted by con-
ference with Premier Stain in
Moscow.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16

II. al Billie problem and recog-
milton by the assembly Of the prin-
ciple of ultimate independence.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16
NEWS Analysis
7wisters Wredk Destruction;
Fourth Mine Blast Kills Eight;
Palestine Issue Reaches u.N.

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
N Caraballo Faces
Ihview Tomorrow
lGl His Suspension

N response to an appeal from
Oficer Frank Caraballo, a public
hiring will be conducted at 10
ah. tomorrow by the Civil Serv-
ID Commission in City Hall re-
&ding charges that Caraballo
rs been guilty of conduct unbe-
dning an officer. Caraballo has
$ured Attorney Tom Watkins
dcounsel.
The officer was suspended late
Hterday by City Manager o. j.
8 Ellingson yesterday for 10
&s. The suspension was recon-
4nded by Chief Bienvenido
tez. In a written report the
def charged that after Traffic
J fficer Hector Castro had cited
Sher for illegal parking and
It having a city inspection stick
on his car May Is, CarabaRo
blk Sher's car to the police sta
bn and secured an application
F license for inspection.
THE chief alleged that Cara
hllo represented the Car as his
Wn to the inspector and that aft
the car passed the inspection,
hraballo posted a ST bond with
1t. Raymond Cabrera for Sher
br illegal parking and did not
jbst the required SIS bond. In
lead, the chief charges CaraballO
to Cabrera that Sher
add had the sticker for some time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
No Session Today
of Criminal Court

Regular weekly session OF
Criminal Court was not held to-
day because of the absence from
the city of County Prosecutor
Allan B. Cleare, Jr.. Judge
Thomas S. Caro- announced to-
day.
Cleare is repeatedly in Miami
on business.
Fred GLADDEN.. Miami. arrested
north of Marathon for driving
while intoxicated, by State High
way PatrOlman Warren Bateman,
was being held in County Jail TO-
day, pending a hearing in Grim
inal Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
Driving Tests To
Begin At 10 AM

Driving tests and drivers Ii
censes will be given at Monroe
County Court House beginning at
10 a. m., instead of 1870 p. m,
on Fridays hereafter, it was an
nounced today by State Highway
Patrolman Warren Bateman.
Up until now the tests have
only been given from 1870 to
4:3O p. M, but on Friday and
every Friday hereafter the test
ing will begin at 10 a. m.
Patrolman Bateman, who is
stationed at Marathon, said
that July he will be transfer
red, he expects, to West Palm
Beach. He will be succeeded at
Marathon by Patrolman w. A.
Stephens, of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
Z Navy Officers
Arrived Monday

Seven Navy officers arrived
here yesterday to spend several
days talking over official mat
tiers with the. officers of Key
West Submarine Base.
They are Capt. Jack H. Lewis,
Comdr. ]. w. Joyce, Comdr. R.
c. Santee, Comdr. ]. D. Parker,
1t. Comdr. Jerry Clark and 1t.
H. H. Smith, all of Washington,
and Comdr. Vance Schumacher
of New London, Conn. They ar
rived by airplane yesterday at
Boca Chica field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27

]. "A civic audi t6riun will be con-
;trugted on the second floe %
x,vvs1IvFyrV 7rvro'
building on Stock Island IT, the
Legion is allowed to
lease the structure, A. J. Mills,
official, told the City Com
mission last night.
City Manager o. J. S. Filing
son. City Attorney J. Lancelof
Lester and Commissioners
Louis Carbonell and Albert
Cooper conferred with President
Larry Gardner. of the Key West
Country Club. this morning;
Charles e. Roberts. Maitland
Adams and Jerry Trevor. for
mer members of the board Of
directors of the organization.
and secured their approval OF
an arrangement whereby the
city will receive . quit claim
deed or release of title from the
Country Club. restoring title in
the city.
The disposition Of the citY's
$4,000 mortgage on the build
ing and roughly $4,000 in un-
paid interest has not been an
nounced. Mills. however. men,
toned at last nights meeting
that the Legion would consider
buying the mortgage"
Just before the. commission
voted to take steps to make thu
building available to the veter
ans organization, Mills told tn
| commissioners: This is really
civic project. The city is badl.
lin need of a place in which con
ventions and other large gather
tings can be held. The ElkS ar
lgoing to hold their state conven
ton here next year. Where
There place that can hold them
I'VE plan," he continued, 1T
make the second floor of tn
lcountry club building into on
large auditorium and make
available for such special occs
Isions as conventions and othe
lcivic gatherings" 81.
Previously. Legion Commando
lC. B. Harvey had told the CON
mission that 1--WE are prepared I
Ispend goodly sum of our funds
ito. renovate the country clu
building. He said it was d.
iteriorating badly. especial
through recent vandalism. II
Isaid the Legion would like
have long-term lease on tn
lcondition that the Legion keep
in repair.
Robert F. SpottsWood, fOrmt
country club president and mo-
active organizer of the projec
suggested to the commission tn;
it attempt to get quit claim dee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27

TALLAHASSEE, May n.
The senate, passed the following
house bills: House bill al. max
ing q change in the Key West
City Charter, permitting the
City Commission to be the judge
of the election Of its own men,
bers. .s,ss
House bill 949, relating to vail
dation Of, certain city ordinances
now in effect. .ss
House bill ssl, relating to, the
designating Of .parking meter
cones in Key West.
House bill 04s. giving the City
of Key West authority to bbr'
row money for purchase Of lands
and erection. Of public buildings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
lOLots On Upper
Fla. Key Change
Hands Ycstcrda,

John A. Russeil sold ten lots
on Upper Matecumbe Key to as
many persons for 500 each, ac-
cording to warranty deeds filed
with County Clerk Ross G. Saw
yer yesterday.
Lots were transferred to MFI
and Mrs. Charles "A. Frow. Nil
ami; Grace c. Harris, Miami;
Tropical Florida Company. Mi
ami; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearson,
Islamorada; Clara L. Russell,
Islamorada; Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett L. Carey. Islamorada; Mer-
lin B. Monsalvatge. Miami; Mr.
and Mrs. John F. fCatey. Isla-
morada; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Moore. Islamorada; Mr.. and Mrs
George e. Patterson, Corar Ga.
bles; and MIR. and Mrs. Donald
Z. Weist, Islamorada.
w. H. Jordan and others trans.
ferred to Joseph I. Russell a lo'
on Big Coppit Key, for $500.
Helena v. Knapp and other
transferred to Ruby J. White, 6l(
Caroline stheet, a lot near Pc
tronia and Florida streets, TO
$500, while Claudia e. johnson
and others transferred to Ruby J
white another lot near Petroni
and Florida streets for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph !. Rus
sell transferred to c. Sam 3
Curry a lot on Big Coppit Key
for $500.
Rosborough- Weiner, Inc, Mi
tami, transferred to Clayton Col
Inns. South Miami, propert
lon Big Pine Key for a nomins
sum. 81
| Charles A. Anderson and 9th
|ers transferred to William \ (
| Hodkinson, Miami. . Key Larg
Ilot, for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Albur
Transferred to Mr.. and Mrs. Goo
frey Hauport q property On Re
Largo. for $1,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
Attlec Denies
Great Britain
Pro-AIlmlericar

~ ny TIE -AOSUouG0 1beuv
{ LONDON, May 27.fA Prime
|16inisteE Clement .Attlee, in IN
! address, today 10 leading repre-
|sentatives of the Labor party. de-
|nied charges that had been made
that Great Britain'sf government
lisS altogether too pro-American.
He declared that Great Britain
is not pro-anything as pertains to
AMY, other nation. 5 T. It's f" w
I'VE want to be friendly with
every other country" Attlee as
serted. land that friendliness
should not be the subject of crit
icism, particularly when it infers
that we show preference for any
foreign power. The aim of the
Labor party is to be friendly with
all nations"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
Permit Is Issued
Lord for Building

A building permit was taken
out today from Building Inspec-
tor Enrol Sawyer for $25, 400 for
the construction of a nine-apart-
ment building at Elizabeth and
South streets.
The permit was issued to Chas
TOPPING and Sons, contractors, in
behalf Of the building to be erect
ed by County Judge Raymond r
Lord. With the furnishings anc
the landscaping the work is esti.
mated at about $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27

90 by the calender.
They laugh at her hats-when
they remember them. They may
and her more radical subjects
do-question whether the monar-
chy is needed in the modern
world. But they smile affection
ately when the old queens name
is mentioned, and they never fail
to cheer her when she passes.
One reason may be that Prin-
cess Victoria Mary Augusta LOU
Use Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes
of Teck has acted every inch
the queen since she first ascend
ed the throne alongside diff.
dent George v in 1910.
Through personal and na.
fional tragedy. she has rsfain-
ed the regal bearing. Demo
craticallY." she picked up 6. ].
hitchhikers during World II.
But she did il as . queen. No
one who has met her can
imagine her forgetting the royal
manner.
Tragedy struck early for ''Prin.
ess May" Less than month al
Continued on Page rwo)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
LegiO,, Post To
Meet Tomorrow

Many items of business, in
Guiding the question of a new
home, will be discussed at to-
morrow nights meeting of Ar
thur Sawyer Post %, the Amer
lean Legion, at 8 o'clock, in the
Legion Home, Southland and
White streets, Commander c. B.
Harvey said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
Commission 4 I |! i ] Hears ]!
|llIIips rolsy'

q The City mnniSxiOn heard q
'iiSn1fll 4 iro1si 1oe 'fusoe
ssss:sszsy{ lliG HI SD constfuc-
Ition 81 two "a by 10 foot houses
on the corner Of Florida and
Olivia streets. Crusoc and Glib
son, describing the buildings as
s'shacks," said they would lower
the valuation Of all surrounding
property.
City Manager O. J. S. Ellingson
checked the dimensions of the
, building with the building code
and found that they were within
the law If they had not included
i d fiye-foot sidewalk space in the
| dimensions given the City build
ting inspector when they applied
Ito build. Crusoe commended
;Snyder had included the sidewalk
Ifootage in his measurement:
(which, when deducted, woulo
make the two buildings on the
I, one lot illegal.
Errol Sawyer, building inspec'
tor, was designated to check or
the measurements and see if thu
/, sidewalk footage had been in
cluded in the 40 by 80 foot di
I, mansions given him. It was als'
jfound that the code requires ex
. penditures of no less than $3.50
iper house, and Synder is ex
pending only $4,000. The Com
mission held this in abeyanc
pending the investigation.
Snyder is not complying with tn
icode in any way, Sawyer wa
instructed, his permit should b
revoked.
i It was suggested that he coul
, build "a, duplex apartment ir
Istead of two separate sma
. houses. Crusoe said he had n
| objection if this were done.
Luther Pinder was given pei
mission to construct a larg
/ dwelling at his tourist cabi
court at United and Southar
5 streets up to six feet of the side
B walk in order to permit automt
biles room to drive into tt
: court. He said he will invest $50
, 700 in the court before he h;
completed it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
Britons Toast Down eEd lbkM
On Occasion Of Goth Birthday
By ED cHEAcH

AP Newsfeotmes - 49, M 49,. 80.
ONDON-Tke sprightliest Old lady il England turn
II ed 30 yesterday, May 70. ss
ePrincess May they called her in the days Of the
empire builders Queen Mary IS her title name
reyered by millions Of Britons, Canadians Australians,
South Africans New Zeaanders and coonials in era
when the empire Of her grlhood shrinks day by day.
She hos been dowoger queen queen in nome only since
The euh Of George her husbnd eleven years but the
cheer that does up her red limousine oppeos
Gives evidence that the British peoples regard for her does
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
Drive
Nearly Makes
$1,000 Goal
PLEDGES AT OPENING
DINNER ALMOST UP
TO LOCAL QUOTA UN.
DER SPEAKERS PLEA

- - , f.
The entire quota Of $4,000 set
las Key vests share in the nation
'al United Jewish Appeal drive
was almost reached by pledges
given at the dinner opening the
drive Sunday night at the Gulf
stream Restaurant, Chairman
Joe Pearlman reported today.
Impassioned pleas for the
displaced persons in Eu-
rope were made by U.J.A. Field
Director Joseph Levine, principal
speaker Of the evening, and Mr..
lPearlman.
Many of those present disclosed
that they would 60 without many
items for the coming year in or
der to contribute larger amounts
for, the worthy cause. One lady
contributed an amount equivalent
TO one dollar a day for the COM
ling 365 days.
Il can do without certain things
Ifor the coming year and it will
mot hurt me-" she said.
This is . campaign of sacri-
Ifice," was Director Levine's
theme. His listeners were soon
caught in this spirit and donations
lwere rapidly offered, one after
lanother. Separate donations were
ieven made in the names of chill
idren after the first pledges in or
fder to increase the contributions
! as the speakers went on with
their pleas.
! a committee headed by Abe
jWolk0ff and M. Sturtz is now
scalling on those who could not
attend the meeting, requesting
stheir contributions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27

On motion of Commissioner Al
bert Cooper the commission voted
the last Board of Di-
arctors OF the country club with
the intention Of securing "a release
of title or quit claim deed and,
falling this, to foreclose on the
$4,000 mortgage which the city
has on the building and draw UP
ia lease for the Legion.
Commissioner Hunter Harden
asked what the terms of the lease
WOULD be and was told that they
, Would be filled in in the lease
later. Mayor w. w. Demeritt
mined the following committee
i ID meet with the country club
bard: City Manager o. J. S. Ell
lngson, Commissioners Louis
, Calbonell and Cooper, Harvey and
Nils.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
PORTER TALKS FRIDAY
ON MEMORIAL PR OCRAM
AT PLOT in CEMETERY
Many Organizations 70 PARE
ticipate in Ceremonies
at Maine Plot; Graves 70
be Decorated

Attorney ]. Y. Porter, ~, will
speak on "our Departed Conn
rades" as part of the Memorial
Day program at 4 pm. Friday at
the Battleship Maine Plot. City
Cemetery. 80
Participants in the program
will meet at Southland and Mar
qaret streets, Harris School, at
3:45 pm, and will march, with
flags and band units, to the Gene
terry.
Representatives have been in
vited to attend the ceremonies
from the US. Navy, the US.
Army, Boy Scouts Of America,
Girl Scouts of America, US. Ma
rines, the city and county gov
ernments, and other organiza-
tons.
Graves of the veterans will
have been decorated prior to the
ceremonies by Auxiliary Unit ~
of the American Legion. The
Key West High School will pre-
sent musical selections during the
program.
The following program will be
observed at City Cemetery:
Introductory "Reminiscences
C. Stirrup, 10th District Commit
teeman, American Legion. III
Opening y Selection, National
Anslsem, sStar Spangled Banner
1ieace, aceCn1p aqied NJ Key
N 90, I'm = 3. z
t 1nv6catior-Fbsr Chaplain John
+. Pickens. Jr.. Arthur Sawyer
Post No. %, American Legion.
Scripture---Mrs. John Saun-
ders, president. Veterans. of For
eign Wars Auxiliary Unit No
3911.
; Selection-Key West High
School Band.
Memorial Address,. Y. Por-
ter, w.
Presentation of memorials
(wreaths) to Departed-United
Spanish War Veterans, Camp No.
S, by Charles Lunn, Post COM
mander; VIEW. Post No. 39ll, by
Jack Clark, Post commander;
VIEW. Auxiliary Unit No. 1911,
by Mrs. John Saunders, presi-
dent; Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
Auxiliary Unit No. %, by Mrs.
Jack Saunders. first vice presi-
dent; Arthur Sawyer Post No.
%, American Legion, by c. B.
Harvey, commander.
Salute to the Dead-Firing
Squad, Key West Guard of Hon.
or.
Taps and Echo-Arent T. Sjur@
sen, Jr., and Brian Lloyd.
Lowering of Flag, Ceremony
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
No. 39ll.
Benediction - Horace Young,
Post chaplain, V.FN. Post No.
391l.
Closing Selection, "America"-
Audience, accompanied by High
School Band.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-27
City Commission Sends Sharp
Telegram To Sen. Franklin On
Bill AbOliShing City Offices


State Senator 1nnss A. rrsnk-
lin, with copies sDins - Coves-
nor Willard cslawsll ard "
presidsns of ths oenoR oennst.
wss auth0rissd ~ the CITY Gem
mission In special ssusion yssler-
day afternoon.
Written BY Mayor W. ~. u
merritt. the wire answers . tck.
gram recsived ~ thc Coms.:s.
sion from Senator rrnnklln ~
garding the Commisstoa's psuecss
over House Hill - shpllshsnx
the offices Of city bul1tin9 N
spector. plumbing innpses0r ard
electrical innpocoDr.
l1ayss Domo111D honnb -
In inlse1ssod - - uosu6e
6. pspy. g 'nooo6 - uossoooo
] vindlssivoooos - sDooo
visieUs loClslu1leo - umwes.
'sanaed in1ssonooase - @nah.
opal sAmin1n1Doolve seooigA~
The meoooOo lsom oooo1os
Fssnklia soeetved - ~
cemmissiea col1owos
| Meyer ". ". Deasesi11.
Key West. PA.
1 Dear Dill;
! hsvs yeur wire. stUned ~
youssslf snd e1hes ne0boss ~
yeus cemmisaien vi1h seoes-
snee 10 She I'LL - sbsotsh Cor.
tain offices In xey Went.
snelose Q eopy 81 lhis IN.
You win nels ihsA No dwstes
hsssioiess pssiesmsd ~ NJ
mon whose iohs ere sbollshed
b. ihis hin ere 10 - pes1essn-
q ~ o1hes peepls - shss
ihsss b neohta9 - ta1os1ess
with ihs buil1iag peeUssm -
i yous city.
i I win spssssisls d 4 pm,
VIII GIve IN ~ - J,'orq1~lS
eonsidessiion ,snd wire NJ Ne
| views a yous Cemaissiea a.
her you have hed ti@e %
study The ILL.,
/ We ere ssiiine slong ~ here
pretty well. but ore sunniay
into problems 10 essss iros.
bic.
Sinesssly. Jim Fssnklin.
Mayor Demeritt's reply. ap-
proved by the Commission. fol-
lows:
Sen. jas. a. Frsnklin.
Ts''shsssee. Fla:
Replying 10 your inquiry Of
22nd addressed 10 Mayor rels-
tive 10 bill abolishins muni-
cipsl position. City commis.
sion in special session after due
consideration directed 10 sdvise
you Commission and al mum
cipal officers disapprove o.
the bill and recommend that
ii Be not enacted. Bill ID based
on personal vindictivsnsss and
spite. II IL vicious legislation.
unwsrrantsd interisssnes In
municipal administrative A.
fairs. is without any justifies-
ton whatever. end II II recon.
msndsd for the best interests
Of all that IL b permitted 10
die in the Senate.
The message from Governor
Caldwell reads:
/ Il have received the iele.
gram. dated May a. and
signed by Mr.. Dsmssiit. Com.
missioner Louis carbonsll.
Commissioners Albert Cooper
and yourself with reference 10
House Bill 73e Of the current
Legislature.
This bill has not been re-
ceived by my office. but II "
should come TO me. ] will b
| pleased to give your views con.
sideration.
Millsrd Caldwell"
Mayor Demeritt lauded Build
ing Inspector Enrol Sawyer,
brother-in-law of Rep. Papy.
Sawyer's $3.60O-a-year 'position
would be. abolished under the
bill in question.
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- - = - ennuinss dIs.'
IS - - = high - ~
- HA y oDomD - ne this
- = = - - reoson. q
- = - hups tnn1 Ne Flor
- nro1nr Duruns wi1l reducs
~, - ~ ~ shout 80 per
- - wun1d represent =
u1rnuuoln1 snsinos - ths people
= - wsul
s00rnv lnveuamp are friehten-
- sww ovum wishing their In
vuu1mrros y Key west proper
- ~ ~ NJ lire insurance
- 49, ohsm IN conjunc-
- - - Non taxation on
- ~unuor - prospecttve inves-
- - 60 ~ situstion here
- 1vv~suhas - his invest
=. 80 - wilson plans al.
- = - - 11onrue County
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