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WANTED-RSsadned; eenEenial young won;
9th s6ss
ARTkAcTivREY ARsi MssRl p rSSks1sHEp srm Ss sp.;
g. girls Drstsrrsa * sssS sl2o per mo 4dos
sesi @ & GAMBR1baE SBR pe Fl Fl. N.w.-s room rooms
bath, utilities, linen, dishes, phone; couple:
no pets:. no children, no wild parties; $135.
DnPoNT CIRcLE1young lady to share
With With another lady rms. kit eng Eng bath lst
fe Mi III FukN asos spt sysi
sIs5 mo A. 7sss' Zoos 1Rts'S Rh st. 'asss
;;': i ;:;; F. :: II :. :s
i isSo M fS Mffsff%ooD r.. NV N;w11 rm:: Kit
and up; cpen foT inspsetion Friday' daag 8 to 2
Bisr1NcfvHA kAH HEATX GETRxadbkkN sG HA a2oo capitol
is syasse to arSs
81 M 17th Il. e. NR@s SGs s9a T@s 'rt pvt ssa5 bath,
sD in y home for ssas DAY
az aseonhsdass en- enplossd SlSss adass; 800 sPe H
bEEDsssoSoSM and sitting room. suitable
tired of one room, but unable to find
ost tsa sa. kissn sy prssse' 5S
e21aS e1RI 1e Ssh SHARE APT with sisters GOOD
b6WNroYN. M t5i sC7 fath a1S1d and ssaI nvsmau l.
5h sG so Diss e. '2 2sfa sG'e Or fF Box III isss
cHEvERLy MANoR-FOr rent. 2-Toom
sps sp se2ves pTsss es esth wa 40 4lbs fhden
3 ADJoiNING furnished rooms. shower
ssgpls : ssS = q 2 siiis; ss6 per mOhth. 4 5Aippis
1863 ILLINOIS, HiTSSo AVE. NV rooms. rec
reation and bath; gentle home; no chill
f1ReH Pst eiEAs slGe sSaa aad
senvsnient1s ] 9osaa ioeated e! $50 g. ushs mensh so5
Mass. ave. NV. Call D1. 2435 sfter
$4s:o7 mo. rent, suitable for 5. 1905
}SSs ss: =. al modern: ss:s
saSS ,rG Wl /, lease ,rds, 70 Tespaas5ie party
P1RNisaED PG sa d T AFfNapply % y 1e7a irving st.
Bss Ill., !. Il; a,.. ss3sss siod bis
e On ~; u zF4 fSs% + sis St. NV; $doO
sfcEG9 ri mG rGks G 4ses ssM APT, pvt bath and
monsh nS 5aes Bk from 0usns
tractively furn. apt; will share with
another woman. Q girls or cple. GIL. 1884.
THREE.RM. APT, ne, convenient, 81 80
per wk.; lady to share apt. with another
lady. about 40 yrs. Of age. Box 394,T,
Two APARTMENTS. rms. kit and bath
each: equipped to accommodate 4 ladies
with satisfactory references; S95 and 500.
pf si47 > F ST. N.w.-Large corner studio
room, sink. grill. share elec. refgr,;. 8
saoSts YoUSa 81 RT Tt wAES n Dess e sh.r. apt Viii.
another gil; $40 mo: Call Lu. 414o after
bGPoNf Oh ps G1EcIn, Ii GsDiGl ia2s g. Riggs pEnsr.
Ist ho9r, rms, dnette kit bath; s1s55
adults; references. - Apply until 6. .-21
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD rooms, Ink.
refrigerator, oil heat. semibath; adults only.
SIEl sfs2 A1ss shAs 9ssSH p EIsS
lady and baby; $50 board included. 1922
Ridfe pl. 6e LU. 674S, 30
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

F0R BENT. white. esrm; row b.isE, brill + fur: Y
substantial advance in rent; Sl26 m no
GEM. 81 0coLoNiAL HOUSE. center hall, det.
ssasrEs,se. on Mass. ave. extended. Call ol.
io.RooM RooMING HOUSE. with, ct
75eHsi 75as er write write BOX ae1-T. H' 'esn' 'An A
ATTRAcTIvELY FURN. HOME, in Ken
wood; $500. Cali Oh. "a. :, : -
G RMS. AND rATu. near settlers Hc-o:
$3.50. Call Ia. o772 after Q pm. Boa
1850 1866 Z. 1ccApIToL-wiu share my s-rm.
home with 2 empl. girls; reasonable; $40
HILLCREsT AREA, Dec. 1 to April Is, de-
tached 6-room house, 3 bedrooms, recrea-
tion room. bar, sarage. automatic wash
ins machine; conv. to Boiling ana AM [ -
Fields. 5000 per mo. TW. 064S, gos
N.AR NH cHnEsvY CHASE cIRcLE-M5 -srr
brick, z rooms, baths. recreation room
maids room. bath. oil heat, garage, s27s
no.. to August !. MRS CYLDE G. DUN.
NINGTON, WI. 2635.
LADY WILL SHARE HOME, available Jan
1; $85 mo. River Terrace ne, AT. 6933
Box 7S-T, Star. "a
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

5000 BUYS PAIR of 6-yr.-old pure bred
Belgian mares in foal; S125 buys pair OF
farm mules; lot of farm machinery; 100
tons of manure. 81 ton at the barn. GARD
ENER'S STORE, nr. Pa. r.r., Marlboro as1S
30
FRESH COWS, pigs. shoats. ear corn, hay
TfHoRoUGHBRED race horse, Don Bingo
End, dark chestnut stallion, brought tc
by's stables, out of Parwiz- -Espiga by st
Wolf: should make excellent stud: no sight
seeTs, please. Shown by appt. only. TR
ONE HOLsTEIN HEIFER, with 1st calf
S125. Vienna AZ. r. C. DAVIS, Park St
BAY GELDING. 1871 hands guaranteed
sound and quiet; . real nice horse for park
hack. jumps 3K it.: $3.50 for horse. saddle
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ROOMS WANTED.

COMTORTABLE ROOM With cooking PRIV
ileges for elderly woman. Box 4S9-s
WOULD YOU LIKE 0 young man arounc
the house to bring In the frewood anc
clean the snow OF the walk9 an
best of references and want q nome
away from home" with some good, foiksy
people. Please write Box 4U4-S, Star. II
DOES SOME ONE have Q small room. foi
about 81 per week? BY quiet, nondrink-
ing man. BOX 33-v. Star.
REFINED EMPLOYED LADY, nonsmoker
would Ike Nauiet room in home or apt
nished week ends. Give price in answer
Box 32.V, Star
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD, delivered,
eoTd ensa' ST. ig cord eofd oSi ax so1so cora
FIREWooD. scrap lumber, some good;
SO 9 cord. you. haul. Also fireplace and
coal. Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
CO.. -s13 18th st. ne, AT. 5919i ewes.
FfREPEAcE fh PLACE LOGS. oak. seasoned; cord or
1a-cord; guar. satisfaction; immediate de-
DRY WOOD, delivered cheap; cut any
SEASONED OAK AND PINE FIREPLACE
wood-We deliver q. Y and cords.
ALASKA COAL CO.. MA. 5Ss5, CHI. 7700.
SLAB WOOD, seasoned, cut 12" 2 cords
S2s delivered. TW. s373. -23
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HOUSES FURNISHED icent.l

WASHINGTON GOLF and Country CIup
area-White frame rambling 5-bedroom.
4-bath beautifully furnished home. suitable
for diplomat or high Govt. ofac1aI ana
family; viii lend itself perfectly TO enter
tanning and pieasurabIe living; available
about Jan. l, for period OF two years, at
appointment this week end. Call DIES
MARETS REALTY: OW. 1921. al
BETHESDA-3-bedroom 2-batn nome,
auto. heat, porch, garage; recently re-
decorated; excellent neishborhood, close 70
stores and bus. EARL T. WRIGHT, WI.
HOUSE ON DISTRICT LINE to share with
Compatible couple; Mt. Rainier neisnpor-
hood WA O932 -Zu
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HOUSES WAk1Ep TO RENT.

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION engineer
desires furnished 2 or 8 bedroom apt. or
house for or months; conslderate ana
refined family. Elk. 1916. Ext. Ala during
NAVY CHIEF desires 2 or 8 bedroom
house or apt, furn. or unfurn.; children,
and 4 yrs. TR. 1857 after 6 pm. 21s
4 ROOM or larger house by permanent
Government employe. recently transferred
from Missouri small farm considered.
R. 9. MCKEE 21S. 18th s.w. 23'
WILL PAY q MOS RENT in advance for
2 or 5 bedroom unfurnished house or apart
ment; rent to 500 per month. Call till
4:30 pm, 1T. COMDR. E. SCHRADER,
RE 740O, Ext 1892 -21,
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ROOMS FURklShED-S.E. and S.W.
$50 A ST. Sc, near coneressfonal L.
brary-2 single rooms, one large front
room for 2 or 8 girls; conv. transp.: sta
tionary tubs available to do washing. LU.
10 7th ST. s.E.-Nice room for 2 persons
VI blk. to cars, $5 week each. Ii. 6729
4ss MD. AVE. s.w.-one room and kit
chenette furn., next to bath. on 2nd a.,
sse sses TEXRs I'VE. Sc. tor Penn. avs-
First f.. front bedrm.. pvt. tiled bath
lge. closet. In pvt. home, conv. to transp
gentleman. vi. 343S. -23
3044 PA. AVE. s.E.-2 double bedrooms,
next to shower and bath. Call vi. 22O3.
4a INDEPENDENCE AVE. s.w.. Apt. 4oi-
Front rm., facins Capitol: $50 per d mo-
sas sae fS 10th 0Ss' 81. s.E.-Double room, next
bath conv. location; unlim. phone; or
Q refined gentlemen. FIR. 1887.
BEDS near Capitol: two gentlemen or en-
1850 A ST. S.E.-Very large front room.
southern exposure; storm windows; IN
quiet home Of 2 adults; S35. -22
16 3rd ST. S.E.-First-floor double room,
twin beds, running water; gentlemen only
NEAR FAIRFAX vILLAGE-Mastsr bed
room. closet with storage space, telephone
and shower, in large, modern home;
acres Of lawn, quiet home surroundings.
Gentleman of good habits. HI. 1921. 30
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APARrMrNrs UNFURNIsHEp.

s LARGE ROOMS, 1st door, gas range,
sink, abundant heat, hot water and cleo
tricity. included. To woman who will pre-
pare light lunch for landlord, End floor,
viii take S35 per mo. DE. $3.50. Box
5.RM. APT, smpl. couple pref. in gentle
trance; woodbridge section, " blk. from
r. I. ave. carline; $3.50. inclu. phone
and gar: gas and electricity not included.
NO. 29s7: Write Box 419-T, Star. al
hot-water heat, pvt. entrance; no children;
near Univ. of Md. and Govt. Experimental
Farm; good transp.; Ss5 month. Tower
357s wARDER ST. N.w.-Apt. s-A; IN
rooms kitchenette, bath: S45; utilities in
cluded: adults. GE. s3O2.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

yETEsAN, ,aTI q Just q oyt ef the service: viii
sxsTf1I sHxPs 1GG tslfn Ss EEa5 4gs
Esdigs; E,,Ig :. caii be. ss7l. day Or nisht and
EX-GI-Movins packing, storage; win take
iEg, John dLovER. rs. $3.50. -, 20.
VETERANS. starting business. win move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates.
hshs " t,n,r hsuiing H 2 . :pseisity; M ; GE, 1851.
sssss and mSn 7ss na sr n Ssss
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience with
new truck, careful handiing reas. rates.
SaIl nv9Sy any tine oS ME. G3oKi 81; S1s7 80.
the country. safe storage in separate
I{MIN T19ms sTPsEt gaeE!ns Phone No o991o1'
WANTED-Load Or part load to and from
troit, chieago, g; Louis, Kansas CITY,
NS NokTagET 551s MoyINo I9yi 4 STORAGE 90: CO.
STATION T5s' WAGoS VA EXPRESS, light special
dsliyery lS4 min RA. l329; m
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur.
niture as part payment on your moving,
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Los ANGELES FOR WASH, D. C.-Two-
bedrm. unfurn; lge. apt. for similar In
Wash. VI 1912.
WANTED-4-room unfurnished apartment
in washington D. G. in exchange for simi-
lar apartment In st. Louis, Mo. Box 79-S.
5-RM. UNFURN. BRICK sEMIpEr new
house; modern kit, bath and shower: back
ssst1on ys5td 5se ao mo foE FL apt
f oNEBEDRM. Diss 'e APT a in nE se for simla,
or efficiency apt. downtown. AT. 3777
NEW YORK FOR wAsH.-Loveiy uniurn E
apt. for small apt, furn. or unfurn., " in M
WAsHxNGTosN9 Ash FOR NEW YoRK-sh
rooms furn., downtown NV, for unfurn
Box GAIT, Star
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bedroom house or apt desired suitcase
convenient location; surprisingly low
3O74: night, TIE, 5O14 22s
OWNER WILL TRADE large, substantial
3.story brick house, near 18th and Mass
IN excellent condition. for 4-family apart
ments, each having two bedrooms in n W
section; prefer near Western High school
Call Mr. Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC.
Wash. Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, GL. 4456
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. lcont.l.

COCKER PUPPTEs. de.eendea tEem &
PET sHow, 2e27 Conn. ave NV. AID
s5O7. Open noon TO 8. Open Sun. 20
COCKER PUPS, champion sired: also blacl
cookers at stud WI. 3121. 30
IRISH SETTER, registered. male, I year
old; trained gun dog. Price. 500. Phone
BEAGLE MALE Pups, registered. 7 mos
old, sired by. fleld champion, drays Cap
Is,h M e4sY Thurs mos between @ nm
and e. 30
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, el9 K st. NV, ME.
00se; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
LIVE TURKEYS, IA to % lbs. for sale.
EN-. $3.50.
5000 MORE Of those fat n H. Red fryers
are ready. O. D. MOSER, Vienna, Va, be.
tween Vienna and Oakton. Road 1855, third
GLENDALE TURKEY FARM will kill, dress
and deliver your turkey, 60c pound live
Bowie 2744 -26
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, small, for backflling and
light grading: also large bulldozers and nd
MACHiNERY FOR RENT - Cranes. trac:
tors, road graders. compressors and
trenchers. Apply J: A, LAPoRTE, Gil; 0993.
NEW ROAD GRADER, h.d.-14 bulldozer
grading and excavating and road build
ing contract or hourly; trucks and weld
ing equipment. OIL. $500; ewes. SH. 8442
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BOATS.

motors sspps
rine engines, SO to 900 h.p.: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL vEccHo g. SON. 1912 11th
st. Sc Ii. 4493.
WE SERVICE ali makes of outboard mo-
tors: price is reasonable. 6. e. SALES
TRoLEiNd T III lieo Fox & Rock, blues trout. ches.
apeake Bay Herring Bay. For reserva-
ton, cal. CAPT. ANTHONY KING. WA.
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COOPERATIVE Aprs.-sALE.

COOPERATIVE BACHELOR APIS, with
large room and bath, excellent closet space
located only half block from 10th ST.;
excellent for travelling person; carving
charges only $15.76 per mo. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO., 1920 Conn. ave, EN-.
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ROOMS uNEURNlsHEp.

1925 KENNEDY sT. N.W-Unfurnished
room. 2nd fioor. detached home; employed
lazy; no Sookinsi GE 16nn 461S md ,nc;o:.d mTX
porch for rent to one employed lady only;
private Christian home: $40 mo-. including
all utilities. 4702 18th st. NV, after b.
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ROOMS FURN. on UNFURN.

ansaa.n.a xaaE ns5 ss5 nss sssas
AD. 6494. 21s
LGE. nM.. furn.. Or nm
furn., with cooking prtvils.. IL Q desirable
empl. couple. Call bI. 6s03.
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HOUSES FUR, OR UNFUR.
HOUSES EXCHANGED

good location: immed possession; S32
JOHN r. DE sIBOUR & CO., MI. $500
tn 4 20
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

VACANCY m PVT. HOME for 2 boys o
2 girls, 2K to yrs. old; permanent care
references SH. 4767. -25
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ROOM WITH BOARD WAkTEb,
enlIArpy R0Apn

WANTED-Board day care, 4-yr,-old girl,
room for mother; NV. section: Jewish
home preferred, others considered: rea-
sonable rates. Box 1S-v, Star. 20
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

HOTEL EMERY. 1872 9 Sc. nv. two blks.
Sesss s whss tue eos bshs s.Se
1854 iss peSHTi5 eSTuMB1s IL Al E6 GSop sls Singh.
$3.50 wk: double to share, $3.50 wf. ea.
ihGSsis s6e Sasf sEcridSIssse 42s9
Portable room in private home. s26 mS9nath' m9a
6owNTowN, 66wtr6 1912 e1st ST.. n.w-Lovsly
bagse beds ss 1eP f9ns o masfF NJ
bed room. 2 closets: private shower; un-
3 so Dfosf g. Sas sess I4nisbed TA sSs rooms
h aaI wei WiIsoa n IoSsr. 1853 1922 18th No
student, s25; double. S25 each; large dou-
ss ssos ste eoIHmBSa Eth IL fas SD Ap MI s2so SNca
9T% THE A1T9sA HaF1f tor HoTEi T. sos hS ss &
n;w.-Single. and double rooms. 81;
night up; dining room in building. NO.
1913 INaRAHAM ST. N.w.-Master bed
rnl, with bath. twin beds; near 14th and
ia;GFas2 I35l saopE Sfa ISLAND AVE. N.w,-Nieely
$3.50 per wk. or $50 per mo. Apply
asis 18TH ST. N;wm5arse 'front.' room:
feas'ie fsoa EYE saPs sr. N.w@Etceptionaly nice
room. for refined girls or women. For
appt to see, call Ho; 6767 during day;
1888 QGE ST. N.W.-Double, newly dec
GRATED. inner-spring mattress. Ice. closet,
s11 is14 \ MADISON ST. ? OUT Double-bed room,
large closet, pvt. back porch; s45 per mo. mo.
Nj Nj. o PEASANT, Ii s114 18th st-Farn.
rm., twin beds; home and kit. privils. Call
35I3 1ith ST. S.W.-Young girl to share
with another young girl, double room. twin
beds, kitchen and laundry privileges: $40
a month; After 8 pm. 21'
1928 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Single rms,
50 weekly; double, $3.50 weekly; clean
and near 2 baths and showers; good trans
SINGLE OR DoUBLE, maple furniture,
twin beds, next to bath; convenient res
DUPONT CIRCLE VCINITY-Double rm
for 2 nice girls, S22.5o each l747
HoTEI, 5S,.! ia4S +. ave- r. nEs.nses, Wi, ing! s.
CHEVY CHASE, p. c..aBeautiful master
Sdm nyt h bads bath 5v s boe closets twin
hne hffEsssi g. 0Sses En- ls sshes e
share room with another girl: twin beds;
400 JENNIFER sT. NV, i block of
Conn. ave.-Well-furn. room. next bath;
twin beds: conY to all transp EN- $3.50.
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ROOMS FvRhlsHEp-s.t. and s.w.

CoLeRED-1140 9Th ST. N.E.-Furnished
room; no cooking. Apply after Pm
S22 q month. 20
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GORDON HOTEL. e16 18th st. w.-Love-
~ large double rooms with twin beds and
with bath, S. daily. Hotel and switchboard
service. 80
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WANTED-Refned, congenial young wom-
an between 25 and 3S to share furnished
changed; $50 mo. 3oa2 Wisconsin ave.
AT agTs 4; cTIvhiy Washii. p rfGiavrsprn G 80. n.
or 9irls preferres; sia6 pe5 % mo apa aI6s
sos1 CAMBRIDGE PL. N.w.-s rooms
bath, utilities, linen. dishes, phone; couple:
metz n children wild M rites.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
- -
HOODLUMISM?

George Sanders, the
movie actor, says he will
never give another auto
graph in public, declaring
that films stars too long
have submitted to the ty-
ranny. of youthful hood
lums. "
There is no doubt of the
fact that Mr.. Sanders has
something on his side. There
are occasions when many
who are interested in the
welfare of youth are forced
to admit that they act like
young hoodlums.
The same observation ap-
plies to older persons, as
we'll. Nevertheless, in our
dealings with our fellowman
it is not always possible to
be certain where hoodlum-
ism begins and where en-
thusiastic exuberance ends.
1t might be a good idea to
give the youngsters the ben
eft of the doubt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
PEACE DEFERRED

The prospect for peace in
Palestine has been seriously
impaired by the recent ex-
plosion that killed four
policemen and injured ZAP
persons.
The British were about
convinced that moderate
Jewish elements had per-
suaded the terrorists to sus-
pend their activities, pend
ing the conference in Lon
don.
They realized their mis-
take when three men drove
an auto, labeled police"
through the streets of Haifa
and up to the police station.
Alert guards, spotting a
BLAZING fuse, opened fire but
the men escaped. Almost
immediately there was a
terrific explosion which de-
molished the building and
did other damage. Casual
ties were lightened because
the guards gave the alarm
and many were able to leave
the building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
A GOOD QUESTION

A good many Key West
ers have asked The Citi-
zen to explain the reason for
the city's record-making
budget of more than half a
million dollars.
The Citizen suggests that
the best course for those
Key Westers, and others
who feel as they do, to pur-
sue in that regard is to at
tend the public hearing on
the budget in City Hall on
the night Of February IL.
Naturally. taxpayers ex-
pect beneficial returns for
their money, and they will
be given an opportunity to
learn. by attending the
meeting, the causes for the
excess amounts provided IN
the budget.
Two benefits are out
standing, police and fire
protection, but the only in
creases in salaries in that
respect concern two Negro
policemen, whose salaries,
will, eventually, be placed
on a level with that received
by white policemen.
That is commendable &C
ton. but it does not go far
enough. Policemen and fire
men, particularly firemen
who work "a hours a week,
should be paid more, but the
increase in salaries, with the
two exceptions noted, go to
employees in the upper
brackets.
A third benefit of conse-
quence should have been the
city's streets, which are in
deplorable condition, but in
stead of providing more
money for their improve
ment, the amount provided
in the budget for streets for
this fiscal year is less than
for the last year. Besides.
with the streets in poorer
condition now than they
were last year, 10 men en-
ployed in repairing streets
are to be discharged.
How about the streets?"
that would be a good ques-
ton to ask the commission
at the February IL hearing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
DIRECTED SNOWFALLS

The work of the scientists
continues to amaze those of
us who are not familiar
with all OF the experiments
they conduct in accordance
nth theoretical principles
,stabliS he'd.
Recently. the newspapers
told fof a three-mile cloud
hic!t was changed into
s1ow ~ a l4.O00-foot level.
\ small plane flying over
the cloud. dispensed six
pounds of dry ice pellets
over the cloud, and within
TWO minutes" observers not
ed that "streamerS of snow
began 10 pour out of the
base of the cloud" The phe-
u0menon could be seen fifty
miles away.
Practical applications of
the project included the
possibility that snow can be
produced I'm regions where
there is a lack of precipita-
tion or where il is desired to
have the snow rather than
lei IL pile up i'm urban areas.
\ heavy snowfall has
been recognized as .adVan-
taVcouS for farmers in con-
uecttou with spring irriga-
tlon. ard il has Importance
300 connection with water
power programs.
The day may be far off
before man will attempt to
Steer snow clouds from un-
desirable areas, but the be-
ginning has been made. In
tame. IT the advantages are
believed 60 be worth the eff
forts. II may be possible to
make clouds 90 be snow
wherever man wants a
&uuW fall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
NnrICE TO CREDITORS


G933 Probate Act, Secs. ll9. i2o)
~ THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JIDGE. MONROE cot y TN .
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
Sofia Perez de la Cuesta, also
known as Sofia Perez de CueSta.
Deceased
To All Creditors and Persons Hav-
ing Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which
YOU, or either Of you, may have
against the estate Of Sofia Perez
de la Cuesta, also known as Sofia
Perez de Cuesta, deceased, late of
said County. to the County Judge
of Monroe County Florida, at his
office in the court house Of Sa id
County at Key West. Florida, with
in eight calendar months from the
time of the first publication of this
notice. Each claim or demand
shall be in writing, and shall state
the place of residence and post Of =
flee address of the claimant. and
shall he sworn to by the claimant.
his agent. Or his attorney. and any
such claim or demand not so filed
shall be void.
RAMON de Ia CUESTA,
AS administrator of the Estate Of
Sofia Perez de la Cuesta. also
known as Sofia Perez lie Cuesta,
deceased
ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR..
Attorney for Estate.
jan2l 20 teh4-11,ls4-
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JTDzCAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. I0-SG0
ALyA SWIEETING,
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIVORCE ACTION
ALICE SWEETING,
defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Alice Sweeting,
Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required to APP
near to the Bill OF Complaint, for
divorce, in the above styled. cause
on the Goth day of February. Nd.
1947, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This order to be published pnce a
week for four consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen, a reVspa-
per published in Key West, Fi0rfda.
Done and Ordered this Goth day
OF January. AID. 1941.
(SEAI1 Ross G sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY; esd Florence Z. Sawyer,
DC.
THOMAS s CARO-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
jan2l -2S:feb4-11, 1947
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Fatalities in aerial travel
ave receiving a big play in
the news Unless there is
-amethmr done about the
Numerous plane disasters,
the public will soon get the
dea that a ride in a plane
az invitation to death and
10 thi- happens the business
80 ne airlines will suffer
unduly Overlooking seems
~ he the main cause. No ac-
eissents have been reported
in the key West area for a
-ssaiwFtpF century.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

The word "racquet" is de-
rived from an Arabic word
meaning the. palm of the
hand. and the palm OF. the
hands plays a major part in
working a racket.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

If you think opportunity
is knocking at your door,
don't be disappointed if he
turns out to be a brush sales
man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

Mrs. Duncornbe Cash. former
~ of Key West. now Of Tampa.
arrived here this morning. She
said that her husband, a son %
the late Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Cash.
would arrive in a few days 20 at
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Key West In
Days Gone BY
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN or
JAN. 4. 1887

A letter from Miss Eta Pat
terson, as corresponding secre-
tary of the Key West Woman
Club, was read last night al q
meeting of county commissioners
complaining about unslghtiy
signboards along the Overseas
Highway. The commissioners de-
cided to investigate the matter,
though one commissioner said ne
thought the county had no pow
err to have the boards removed,
as they were on private proper
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