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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

AVAILABLE IN ABOUT go DAYS., ,OOO
also parking area, street frontage; lonf
term lease to. responsible party only
Owner to construct and occupy remain.
I'd. area. w. L. SHIPLEY, Realtor, g27
18th st. NV, MA. 1856.
ANY SIZE WAREHOUSE or similar indus.
trial building, with or without siding
can be built for your use. Consult
Luther W. Linkins OF the GEO. W. LIN.
rTNS CO, 1918 N st. NV, DI. s6SS. IS
$4,000 so. :, hreproof warehouse: rail-
Box 73-V, Star.
1900 SO. FT., desirable 2nd com. bldg.
located near Clinton, Md; $50 per mo.
Box 413-V, Star. IS
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ACREAGE FOR SALE tcea..) y.

SPACIOUS GLEN HILLS viii cure vhai
ails you If you are sick Of being cooped up
Choice knolls for your ranch-type home
environment for children. Springs ans
brooks, good soil. high elevation. 20-miis
views. Low preconstruction prices. WHY
Proposed super hishway when built vii
put property within % minutes Of down.
town Washington. Drive through Rockville
Glen Hills I'd. MARVIN SIMMONS CO.
Realtors. OIL. $500: ewes. and Sun. Rock
so ACRES in best section of oxon Hill
with cd farmhouse. in nice grove, with
half or more q aersaEe. At $1,000 PEI
80 AND 60 ACRE TRHCTs-Near Fail,
Church. suitable for subdivision: sewer ane
water available. WEST & TAYLOR. Resi-
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STORES WANTED.

GOOD BUY AND SELL (pawnbroEer's ex-
FOR SPECIAL DRY GOoDs shop in SILVER
Spring. Ewes. and week ends, SH. 1919, OF
SMALL STORE OR CONCESSION in busy
location, suitable for f1ne chocolates, Give
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE CLIENT READY TO BUY modern
apt. containing 4 to IL units in any good
NV: location Brightwood area preferred.
Call MI. RAYMOND, RA. 1924 with FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. 927 18th st. NV. DI. I4lI.
-3
OR UNITS-We have client desiring
home, arranged for 2 or 3 private apts.
Can be converted house Prefer NV, or
nearby Va. Must be convenient every
thing. Up to 100000, or will trade mod
ern brick home in D. c. BURR g. YOUNG,
Realtors. DI 1928, or WO. 1915,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

JUST MI. northwest Of Frederick, Nd
~ acres OF woodland with fine view of
surrounding, mountains and valley; frame-
and-stone house needing minor repairs;
consisting Of 4 bedrms. and bath: large liv.
rm: with stone fireplace, dining rm. and
Kltchen; ideal for a summer home; good
water, cleo. pump and pressure tank; a
real re- buy; S6.e50; terms. Can Mr.: Berkey.
DIXON g. CO., 1888 Conn. ave,
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE, 1-story and basement
ing side lot for parking; vicinity 18th and
Col: I'd. NV: Phone Ma. 1905:
2nd COMMERCIAL-Lge. 3-story bldg.
NV, downtown; contains approx $4,000
SO. IT.; elevator: ideal for wholesale OF
retail business. Call r. E. MIDDLETON,
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LOTS WANTED.

I OR 2 ACRES, approx. 10 or Is nj.
from IRON y c.. will pay reasonable price,
IN TRIANGULAR INTERSECTION, about
5000 So. IT. State location. zoning,
utilities and lowest cash price. Box 375-
WILL. TRADE modern beach cottage. near
waterfront. for large lot in American Univ
Park %. c.. Box 26S-X, Star
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

CENTRAL LOCATI0N-Desk space. FUR.
nished: with switchboard service; mail
address and telephone answering services
also available without desk space. 41O
Bond Benz lEldg; BIZ Cal DI: 2s01: III
facilities on premises. 460 New York ave
nv, LION STORAGE CO.
DOWNTOWN, in once bldg, suitable for
mfg. repfessntatiye: immed. occupancy.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

home site i 50 sshe ~ celsssl. csElS1klSn'ss 81 Sn
a 1ssoSss soss eRs VIZ with X !Ess
CHTGUM. B. c.E5oxia5. r;s paved e. aiIsy Hs1.. and
aH HktRass' aM sRa + s:Fi TaoS
HMea1Pi xesE sJmDisa Ri Ssa7 SITES in tn. s..ut,.
ns sIanf hs aT IS esh
homes and satisfied owners; the Contour Contour
may % ns Select sna Il sush that roosa s % ys
or gently rolling land {some with streams),
50 as to blend in harmony with the design
to the, famiiys pleasure and garden -fresh
yesetables will give Just the country. touch
most people desire Located on Golesyills
Silver, Spring; convenient to transportation.
churches, schools and stores; price. ST 800
gssr, acre sS site terms; sssnt On n npropsrsy
Me- Ne 5sise: Ssse: E. ass5 aSsJ ewes ana Sun ssii
APT. HOUSE SITES, Edson pl., bet 42nd
and 44th SITS. n;s:--4 lots, 25x92h. to 15-ft
alley; lots, 25xl27. loft alley; price,
East Capitol st. and Texas ave. ne. 1a
ots so idsas pncs MaSnHpaTESng WAss IssoS
s9N sa dS11 Eye st. NV RE. s2s2; ewes.
COLoRED-READ. SAVE THIS AD-Lots.
prices reasonable. Z. A. DEMOUY. 41O
Fla. ave. NV. AID. 1888, Ho. 2459. Il
CoLORED-2 LOVELY LOTS, gas, water
and electricity on lot real bargain, 5000;
CO. 172T 11th st. NV, DU. 4027. GE.
3711.
CoLORED-we have an unusually nne
selection OF lst and End commercial and
beautiful residential lots in Capital View,
Desnwood and other excellent ne areas
II you plan on starting q business or antic-
ipate building a home. consult with this
354O or VI. 0640. CAPITAL VIEW REAS.-
TY CO.. Realtors, 500l e. Capitol
COLORED-55th AND SITS. NE.-(29
lst commercial lots. price $4,000 for 2:
lot near 46 and Blaine st. ne, 25x115,
$1,000. GUY Thinner. 1929 1lth st. NV.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE

Is, 900 SO. FT., Ideally located for stores
or gas station, on corner Of Central ave.
and New Rodway. graded to. street level
MICHAEL WALSH g. SON. 1911 Eye st
NV. RE. $3.50. 3
BALTIMORE PIKE-Lots and acreage
near College Park; sell or lease. MR..
BOYUM. HY. 5460.
ALEXANDRIA-Zoned for gas stations,
garages, laundries. bottling works. etc.
close in on a heavy trafic street. A. : M.
ROTH, MA. 1885. .
WILSON BLVD, between Clarendon Cir.
Gle and courthouse. Commercial lot with
50. it.: 15-ft. alley in rear. Call OWNER
aa saaad sosoSssiMERc1AL, ssSsi n.e.-4o, 900 50. it.
%hippI,EroN' III fpSL elloeR RR 81 IIs1' a. H. eaN -
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ACREAGE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

TO 5 ACRES IN Md. nr. railroad,
thin 80 miles of D. c. lie 7th st. Sc.
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FoR RENT.

2024 P ST. N.W.-Coml., lee bsmt. rm.
with bath, suitable for many types OF
GRADY q SON, ONCE, DI. $3.50; res, WI.
9321. -3
End CoMMERCIAL-New building, entire
End hoor, $500 50. IT,. near 3rd and I
REALTY CO., Ho. 1887. -3
LOCATED IN HOO BLOCK 10th ST.
stories, basement; row house; access from
alley: suitable for. storage or light manu-
attractive lease and rent offered. For
additional information, please call Mr.
Doc, with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. Dr.
1411. -3
WILL LEASE to responsible party. approx
10000 square feet Of dry and airy ground
hoor space in q .ireproof building B&C
siding alongside Of building available. Best
use, freight terminal. wholesalers, printing
bottlins. etc: VIII alter fer tenants con.
MR eH tuEhg s sssse4 st.
Washington, D. C., or your own broker. 81
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OFFICES WANTED.
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

OkOkIIY desires 3 rooms, one large
l75 per month. Box CIV, Star. "a
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COMMERCIAL LOTS FOR SALE

IN KENsNGTON, $4,000 So. IT, of com.
mercial D property, fronting on 2 streets
SOS, 900 MccAULEY REALTY CO., SH
6412, SH. S4SS. d
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FURNISHED. including Steinway Grand
piano; available foE fun % partial use;
NV. Call ME. 1881 today and any eve
STUDIO, with or without living quarters,
excel; LOCATION, nr. Doctors Hospital. BOX
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STUDIOS WANTED.

STUDIO OR HALL, In modern once build
school and church auditorium; seating ap-
proximately 200 NV. OF 18th and Pa. ave
state rent and complete description. Box
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312-ACRE FARM on Bull Run battlefield
20 miles from D. c.: 7-room frame dwell.
ing, bath, oil h.w.. gas range, cleo. refsr.:
new 6-rm. bungalow, bath, running water.
cleo, long road frontage; priced for quick
sale, S475O0,
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LANHAM PARK. just east Of Lanham. Md.
out Defense hwy-Beautifui lots, 1OOxl7C
feet $3.50 Building materials have easee
up and t,sn the quality has improved consid
II you are looking for a lovely lot to builc
are psoug snee saee 1efa
we have sold 81 lots at Lanham PARK
That is 4 lot Of lots and the reason il
where where else hae' can n you set lot eontainint
acre. with beautiful oak trees ideallI
PSs city sna Water phone Service mail
livery. fast train and bus connections
roads installed. close to school site: 10y
IS ao on s3d so bS sne
promise. you that you win be impressed b!
The activity and beauty Of Lanham Park
fd to peses Tsh
out Defense hwy. 4ha miles to Pennsyl
vania Railroad overpass. cross overpass
oa. %s s 5a sfss s .ds ssn Of bseas
Hs until ssS o11h THoMAs M F. FuhdaxL RasLEY Z
BEVERLY MLLs-Beautiful wooded hill
top lot, with view of Washington; approx
RssY RstiIK 1900 eo oasfs paw
%SsSstSI SFIssf + fInT Mps..ut,,a, Fog xoas.
| IOt toAA~CO', dii utiitics, ClOeS 10 Trans
pSTlnssien nH a. and she esshaeeppins; sacrifce, s2.e5o
xSEf; HxET SEAurfful AZ ffitH. SHADED BLDG. LOTS
Sh SSEhRWsSYdSs VIZ q HfiaaTs' 3 fpss' MD.-corner 10,
4 200x150; on Greenbelt hwp.: by OWNER
BEAUTiFtUL COR. LOT in upper 18th s,
| extended: reasonably priced for quick sale
hyos bT soIas aEAlEY dE sS12 81 1927 11sh St NV
akiINGToNE8 adjoining improved wood
Sections Sc iess near FG school en- 1863 Ex 81
home .i'ss; excel 1Ssstion PP5ised hsS E,sht e
SILVER SPRING. $1,000; near India,
sPTsns County, G,aP; .7s seass Ut leys l1Sa lot
NEAR kAYWooR on. GARDEMsa5 v,,s4 lot,
sEAt sEAkI EsTHTH cHasE SHEWid.. sH oa for rambler
1O0x1 SO; VI block from Conn. ave, clos
paved street, all utilities; only $4,000
PERRY l. HAY. IA. 4535, DI. 3141. -
| SILVER SPRING. Md exclusive cor
4 ner lots, close in; lot 90x96 tfacing park
| 50 $50: lot 75x11s u1S frontl. S2,175
4 all utilities, paved street. FERRY ]
i SILVER sPRING-Desirable wooded 10
| 5Oxl3s. in developed section, block iron
bus convenient to stores, schools sn'
churches. Call SH. 6e6S. -
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CENTRALLY LOCATED in D. C.. nes
PUBLIC siding. corner Of about 10000 s.
IT., Soft. alley In rear: reasonable ft
cash. A. NJ. ROTH, Ma. 1886. -5
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100 acres good Virginia bluegrass
land: 2 large stone mansions, tenant house,
frame: watered by springs and mountain
stresm: Beaver Dam Creek and Goose
Creek: 45 miles from D. c.; price, $685.
900 RAY BARNEY & SON, Vienna. Va.
Vienna 01S "a
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1,410-acre dairy farm, 3 miles river
front, l mile on highway; two 100-cow
dairy barns. all necessary dairy equipment.
200 head of dairy stock, 4 tenant houses.
3 dry barns. all necessary farm machinery;
price g2DS 000
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BELTSvILLE HEFGHTS-2 lots, l h blocks
ssssnssS sssh 'lya TM il 1885, s5owins e0mmu
owner, ,beautifuliy located: reasonably
snaa s1iis aNphEws wAP f1Ep, ESQ., Lewis Spring
Manor--Beautiful homesite, haif-acre or
more; in a restricted community, on South
s:h 1s REE ~ s5Ri cs ssls NJ
hARLINGToN-5 wooded lots: ideal for 81
ton; reasonably priced: also iee. Single lot.
6Ox160; fine location. near stores, school,
bus; assessments paid S. H. WEIR, cH.
ARLINGTON sPEcIAL-we have lust list
ed adjoining lots, each 75x1e0; beauti-
Norh oSo fys nsa Tsscssd Ess oeaon
SsEg4MBAek. Sselasivs'o otss seaior. Ht chestnut
NORTH AR9LINGToN-zwe have some won
cIgb slsa u HIS chsTrydsle Thrfton vIIsse
Quincy st. Interested in lots, Il iy1 Win a paS
So + ss u BACK sasnz
S}NiviEsiTY 81 % as rAsK; corner lot; sxesllsnt y
MA: gzfrzssos zSsso, rAak-sy owner; so7its: f
0EAUIlf OL nUlAU1NG SITE-lJ6X15O or
East-West hwy, Ch. Ch.. Md; S4,SbO,
$3.50 cash: al improvements. OWNER,
FALLS CHURCH, very desirable lot; one
Of the prettiest lots left in the heart Of thi,
desirable area: corner. huge old trees st
located to leave room to build your home
without disturbing them; 70 feet frontase
125 feet in depth; price. $1,000. ROAYE
LAMBORN. Realtor. exclusive agent. 1901
50. Arlington Ridge rd.. Arlington, Va
TWO cHoifT "a lots. ;u.t ofr CoIe.
| Vile I'd. about 8 mi Silver sprins shop.
ENG eenssE ME asEa Eeluiye py Nth RRIGl Ml
sh ACRES. near Potomac: wooded di
t teysEaaS. ,ss 30 ffTedsTief fAfa bike. % esi;
aNstsGH5 oNE.HcRE M MHoMsSEsITEs, at colesyille
Md. beyond Silver Spring; high eleva'
only mi. to D. C. Large sign "colesyill,
Farm Estates Identifies property: sales
| men on premises Sunday. r. P. RIPlEY
keaitor, 81; 1888 df no ans, 81. 1890
Man NE HasIassxs1A aXsIassxs1ANpR1A. vA.-1m acres. 100.
foot frontage on Seminary rd,: oak shade
BETHESDA, MD, near Naval Medical Cen.
ter. located in Locust Hills Estates; con.
tanning 9,4s1 "a. #. at SOC So It. Pnone
WI. 1913.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-01
FIRE IN THE FACTORY

Last year, this country suffered $780,
900 destructive fires. The toll in property
was more than 100000, 900. Over TO-
600 lives were lost.
Half of this waste was in business and
industrial establishments - the places
where people work and produce. And the
dollar loss, as w. E. Mallalieu of the Ma
'tional Board of Fire Underwriters has
said, "was only fraction of the total de-
struction caused by fire. The indirect
losses in medical costs, in jobs, wages and
production lost savings reduced and bust
ness failures, were probably two or three
times greater.'
! = The factory owner and the factory
worker have an identical interest in fire
prevention. If the plant burns both will
suffer, and so will the community which
it serves and where it pays taxes and
meets payrOlls. A Quilted plant is dead
loss to the American production machine.
And losses of this nature are often espe-
clally serious in the smaller comm unity.
which depends on one or two establish
ments for its economic life.
1t is the duty of management to make
factories, stores and all other places of
business as safe from fire as human knowl-
edge will permit. 1t is the duty of workers
to cooperate in observing the rules which
will prevent most fires. 1t is the duty of
all to know what to do if fire does strike.
The National Board has issued a book
let, stop Fires-Save Jobs" which goes
thoroughly into industrial fire prevention
and protection. 1t will be sent free on APP
plication to the Board at IS John St., New
York City 7. If the basic principles it de-
scribes are observed loss of property and
life from fire will drop sharply.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-01
VOTE!

1t is your privilege, and yours alone,
to vote for whom you please at the city
election to be held on Tuesday.
But you owe it to your community to
vote. This is public duty you owe, at
various elections to your city, county,
state, or country.
The only good excuse for you to re-
main away from the polls is illness. The
fact that the polling place in your precinct
is in this or that building, not to your lik-
ing, is no reason for not casting your vote.
One voter, who's resides IN the sixth
precinct, said he would cast his ballot if
the voting place was, moved to Boca Chica,
and another commented, or to Timbuctu.
a. 1t is human nature for man or
woman to resent the least obstacle or in
reference to his or her voting. Fact is,
some voters who had decided not to go
to the polls, would change their minds
and determine to go when they thought
any attempt was being made to curtail
their privilege of voting.
That is a commendable attitude but
it should be assumed without any cause
for resentment. The actuating motive
should be duty, but it has frequently
happened that voters have forgotten their
duty on election day, and, later on, COM
plain bitterly over the election of this or
that man. Such stand is9ineonsistent. If
you don't think enough Of your vote to
have it registered in a voting machine,
then, you should forever be silent" over
the type of candidates elected
\ hsVote! -, - .it t..H
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-01
cHURCHMAN SHOCKED

distinguished churchman of England
admits that he is shocked" by the views
of an equally distinguished churchman,
who wrote that the Church of England
must "eome TO terms with science and
scholarship or we face Disaster
The controversy is not confined to Great
Britain but exists throughout the modern
world. II is carry-over from the bite
fight between the leaders of science and
the leaders of religion.
There are many matters, connected
with religious beliefs which must be &C
cepted, IL at all, on the basis of faith.
Nothing Is 70 be gained by process which
puts faith In the position of questioning
the established truths of science. - g..
The God that most people profess to
worship Is a God of truth. Obviously, there
can be no conflict between the Almighty
and firmly-established truth, regardless
of who establishes the truth.
The conflict, which stirred humanity
for decades, is not between the Almighty
and truth. 1t represents a clash between
certain interpretations and understand
ings of the nature of God and the facts
as established by scientists and other seek
ers for truth in special fields of thought.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-01
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
Know America)

1747-(2O0 years ago.: Samuel
Tucker, famed captain in the lit
tie navy of the Revolution, whose
notable record in taking British
ships won him considerable
prize money, born Marblehead,
Mass. Died March 10, 1888.
1915 - Crawford w. Long,
Georgia surgeon, pioneer anes-
theticist, who came before DR..
Morton, but did not publish till
Morton was first acclaimed, born
at Danielsville, Ga. Died June
Is, 1878.
l849-William Merritt J Chase,
famed New York artist and
teacher of artists, born in Frank
lin county, Ind. Died Oct. 25,
1916.
1860 Bots Penrose, noted
Pennsylvania lawyer, U. S. Sen
ator, political boss, born in
Philadelphia. Died Dec. 81, 1921.
1871-Stephen Crane, famed
novelist, author of THE Red
Badge of Courage" who died
untimely, born Newark, N. J.
Died June 5, 1900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-01
LECALS



As provided by Chapter 2l945,
Acts of l943, notice is hereby given
that the Game and Fresh Water
Fish Commission of the State of
Florida, under the power and au
thority granted said Commission
by Section 80. Article ~, of the
Constitution OF the State OF Florida,
as amended and ratified by the
voters of Florida on November >,
1912, in official meeting held in
Tallahassee. Florida, Monday, OctO-
Der 81, l947, closed Broward, Dade
and Monroe Counties to the taking
of deer and turkey during the 1917
IS hunting season. A certified copy
of the amendment to the Rules and
Negotiations OF the Commission
closing the above mentioned
Counties has been filed with the
Secretary of State of the State. of
Florida and with the County
Judges of Broward. Dade and
Monroe Counties, and copies Of
the amendment may be obtained
from the Commission at it's office
in the City of Tallahassee, Florida.
BEN &. MORGAN.
Director, Game and Fresh
Water Fish Commission.
nov Lit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-01
INDIRECTLY PAYING
slams do.

AS everybody understands, the victor
ious powers have contemplated the dis
mantling of a number of industrial plants
IN Germany, with the idea that about one
fourth of the plants should be allocated to
the Soviet Union and Poland and the rest
to sixteen other nations through an Allied
Preparations agency.
The situation now existing in Germany,
however, makes it plain that the dsman-
ting of an excessive number of German
industrial plants will prevent the country
from becoming self-supporting. In other
words. the United States and Great Britain
would have to continue to provide food for
starving Germans at their own expense.
We certainly approve the determine
ton OF the victorious nations to take every
necessary step to prevent Germany from
maintaining an industry designed to make
war. AT the same time, we see little rea-
son for dismantling plants that add to the
burden of American taxpayers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-01
LEGAlS
RESOLUTION 40. .sG

kE-SOtt TlO\ No. -3N
ryA p HEfTaiT Fhlcr i;Sr IN 81
POINTING CLERKS ANp IN
SPECTORS or ELECTION FOR
THE GENERAL CITY ELECTION
TO BE HELD NOVEMBER I, 1871,
.AND DIRECTING THE CLNRk TO
R + n GHFf TINE nE II Tfl :
RESOLJ'TION No. 227 70 THE
EXTENT or IT'S CONFLICT WITH
THIS RESOLUTION.
BE it resolved by the City Com
mission of The City Of Key West,
Florida, as follows:
Section L. III" following polling
places are hereby established IN
the respective precincts as the
polling places for the general cleo
ton to be held in The city of Key
West, Florida, on November 4, l?11,
for the election Of three City Com
misSionerS of said city. and the
hereinafter named persons are
hereby appointed clerks and lnsper-
tors of election as Indicated after
their names, for the respective
precincts, to serve as such in said
general election, to-Wit:
First Precinct polling places: No.
Fire Station, Greene Street Key
West Fl"rida; Clerk. @ainuc| T..
Finder. ST.; Inspector, Mary Louise
Johnson; Inspector, Florrncia j.
AceVedO: Inspector, Vivian Roberts;
Inspector willard A.. Bell. ST.; m
spector, Lillian A. l."peZ; lnspcc-
tor, Agnes Lowe.
Second Precinct polling places:
1920 Fleming Street Key West,
Florida: Clerk, Paul Archer: In
Spector, Jennie GWynn; Inspector,
Ellie c. Shaw; Inspector, Carrie
Hattrick; Inspector. Grace Kerr;
F'lorie Michael; Inspector, q. c,
Saunders.
Third Precinct polling place;
1880 Southard Street, Key West,
Florida: Clerk. Jack Gaiti: lnSper-
tor. Myrtle CasaSsa; Inspector,
Charles l.: AlhHry; Inspector, tIar-
old r. Pinder: Inspector, Sullit
1oii '' n ii Street. ' XIV R Wtst.
Florida; Clerk. c. Sam 4. Curry; IN
spcctor. Earl r. Mi"lller; Insp"r-
tor, James Herring: Inspector. viii
liam +. Duval; Inspector, Hamilton
Inspector, John Del Njllar: mSpec-
tor, Charles r. rritcharG: inspec-
tor, George G. Parks.
Fifth Precinct polling place: No.
Fire station, Grinnel Street,
Key WEST. Florida; Clerk, Eva
W dfHeE ''I|SbH. lhSp"'Ihf' "'Ilil
Hernandez: InSptvtor. Rafael Fee
Spert"r, Ruth Kaker Jackson. In
Spector. George W. Skies: InSpcr-
tor. Oto he namedD.
sixth Precinct polling place:
9Th Street and rlaglcr Avenue. Key
Street and FlagIer ANenH", Key
Pierce: Inspector, June ping!cdir;
Inspector, Naomi l.. Srribner; m
Spector, Mary Earrett Inspector,
Mary McCurdy; Inspector. Sidney
McCurdN: Inspector, Thomas r..
Clark; Inspector orion Russell;
Inspector Henry sands.
Section ,. The city Clerk is here
by directed to cause copy of this
resolution to ht published one time
in The Key West Citizen, Il news
paper of general circulation pub
liShed in Key West, FLORIDA, in the
issue of SaiG paper of Saturday.
November l, l"47;
titled: "A RESOLtTiuN ESTAK-
LISTING POLLING PLACES AMI
APPOINTING CLERKS AND IN
SPECroRS or ELECTION FOR
THE GENERAL CITY ELECTION
re Rl; HEAL! NOVEMBER /. l947,
RESOl LUTON ONE TIME IL
NEWSPAPER" is hereby Repealed
to the extent of its conflict with
this resolution.
Passed and adopted 10y the city
Commission at Il meeting hrld this
3lSt day of October. 40. 1917.
WILLIAM W. DF,NERITT,
Mayor.
ROY HAMLIN.
city C1'rk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-01

Addressing 5000 delegates to the
American Dietetic Association, Mrs.
Aimee G. COwing, of the Department of
Agriculture, urged them in writing about
meals TO translate technical concepts as
well a. technical language She suggested
that Information on diet and nutrition be
presented To the American public in lam
guage that the layman understands.
This IL good advice. not only when one
Ii writing about diets but when one writes
.pbout anything. The first essence of good
writing. in our opinion. is that the words
ised should be simple and without the
possibility u misunderstan on the part
Ief readers.
when one runs across a composition.
whether letter. editorial or article. which
Fseands in big words aud technical terms.
~ chances are that few readers will un-
f.ssnd what the author says aud may
psisiiegsd Co doubt whether the writer
Pseashily understands the subject.