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Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Curtis Gray Sez:

(The views expressed in this
column are those of the writer
and do not necessarily express
the editorial opinion of The
Arizona Sun.-The EditOr)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
NoTI1.c no 1,nEDITuus

u933 PrObaIe AcI, secs. as. 1901
~ THE COZ m 0l' THE COUNTY
JUDGE. WON ROE COINTN,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

1853 FIRST settlement Ia Della.
ware b. Swedes under Dutch Pc.
tcr Minuii. d Christina. now
Wilmington.
ie47-tI00 years ago) Vera
Cruz tremendously surrenders:
war win Mexico.
1892 The knights Of colum.
bus incorporated in Connecticut
i9ig-UeS. cavalry fights VII.
las troops at San Geronimo.
1913 Gen. Foch chosen com.
mander of Allied forces in France.
1912 corrrgidor under FIRE.
quent Jap air attacks.
i943 Rationing begins in
meats, butter. cheese and edible
fats. RommeI retreats in Africa
1944-U.S. planes bomb Jan
stronghold Of Truk.
British task force joins
us. Fleet in attack on Ryukyus
in Pacific.
1916 Elk Mayor LaGuardia Of
New York becomes UNRRA head
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
OUTPUT INCREASES

The man-hour output in
the United States was 18
per cent higher in 1916
than it was in 1910, accord
ing to Benjamin Graham,
described as a financial
economist.
Mr.. Graham says that
agriculture, trade. railroad
transportation and mining
showed a gain in productiv-
ity of from rs to 35 per cent
in the six-year period. By
contrast, howe ever, the
manufacturing branch of in
dustry showed an apparent
decline of about 25 per
cent.
The productivity in manu-
featuring lines usually has
led in the race and the pres
ent lag is not expected to
continue. He thinks. howev-
er, that the present malaise
is due to the failure of
manufacturing to keep up
with the brilliant results
achieved elsewhere in the
economy"
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NOTICE OF INTENTION 70 APPLY
FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL Or
SPECIAL BILL MONROE


Notice is hereby given that. pur-
Suant t. the requirement Of Section
2l of Article III of the Constitution
of the state of Florida. Is amended
at the general election i'm 1898, APP
plicati will he made hy the un-
derSiGned Ia the Legislature of the
State of Florida at the regular
session of said Legislature to be
held during the year l941 for the
passage of a local or special bin
Providing That Licenses Tn
der Subsections CD and ca OF
Section j6I.34 of the Beverage
Law. Florida Statutes, 1874,
Shall Re Granted To Vendors
Whose Places Of business Are
on the Florida Keys or Islands
i'm Monroe County. Florida and
Are Not or Shall Not BE Within
Five Hundred Feet of An Estab-
Iished School or Church; Ex-
ceptin& from the Provisions of
This Act Vendors Whose Places
Of BUSINESS Are or Shall Re
Within an incorporated City or
Town; ana Making All Laws,
Whether General or Special, in
Conflict With This Act lnappli-
cable to Monroe County, Flor
ida to the Extent of Such Con-
fltct.
Dated ar Key West. Florida. this
29th day Of March. 4. r., f947.
II. l.. HARRIS
mar % 1t
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NOTICE or INTENTION 80 APPLY
I'OR PASSAGE or LOCAL on
SPECIAL BILL. MONROE
col MY. FLORIDA

Notice is hereby given that, pnr-
suant to the require ment of Section
u Of Article III of the Constitution
Of the State Of Florida, SIS amended
at the general election in 1898! Ap-
pIication will he made by the un-
dersipned To- the Legislature of the
State Of Florida at the regular
session of said Legislature to be
held during the wear 1947 for the
passage Of a local or special bin
Directing and Requiring the
County Board of Public lnstruc-
tiGn Of Monroe Counts, Florida
to Pay Into a Special Fund $4,000
Annually out of Moneys periN-
ID Under Chapter 1880. Laws
of Florida. Acts Of 1893; ProNid-
Ing for the Use of Moneys in
said Fund only for Certain
Music and Physical Education
Purposes: Providing that Mon
ryS in said Fund Shall Not he
Transferable 10 Any Other
Fund: and Providing That ANY
Ralance in Said Fund At End
If Fiscal Year Shall Remain
ia Said Fund To BE Thereafter
Used for Purposes of Said Fund.
Dated at Kew West, Florida. this
cath day Of March. \. H., l941.
BERNIE {. PAPY
mar % IT
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR PASSAGE or LOCAL or
SPECIAL BILL MONROE

Notice is hereby given that. pur-
suant to the requirement of Section
81 of Article III Of the Constitution
of the State of Florida, as amended
at the general election i'm 1883, APP
plication viii he made by the uh-
dersiGned Ia the Legislature Of the
State of Florida at the regular
session of said legislature to be
held during the wear 1947 for the
passage of a local or special bill
Directing and Requiring the
County Board of Public In
struction OF Monroe County,
Florida to Pay Into a Special
Fund $1.50000 Annually Out Of
Moneys T3erived Under Chapter
1890, Laws of Florida, Acts Of
1899; Providing for the Use of
Moneys i'm Said Fund Only for
Certain Arts aud Crafts Educa-
tion Purposes: Providing That
Moneys in Said Fund Shall Not
BE Transferable To Any Other
Fund; and Providing That Any
Balance in Said Fund At End
of Fiscal Year Shall Remain in
Said Fund To BE Thereafter
Used for Purposes of Said Fund.
Dated at Key West, Florida. this
goth day Of March 4. L., l947.
BERNIE c. PAPY,
mar % 1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
PAYING FOR THE BIBLE

The news comes from Lon
don that a British collector
recently paid $4,000 for a
first volume of the Guten-
berg Bible, which was the
first book printed from NOV
able type.
There are some people in
this country who will con-
slider that the amount was
excessive. They should not
overlook the fact that high
er prices have been paid for
the privilege of reading the
Bible.
For many centuries, the
Bible was not available to
the common people. The at
tempt to translate it into the
vernacular tongue and to
make it available to men and
women without restrictions
met with considerable per-
Secution. In fact, men gave
up their lives to assert and
maintain that right.
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Your Horoscope

SATURDAY, MARCH 20, l947
"A rash, impetuous day in those
natures which are uneducated or
unframed. Its children run INTO
danger as heedlessly as If there
were no such thing; but a proper
training makes them strong-mind-
cd people who make their way IN
the world by sheer force of IN
teilcct
SUNDAY. MARCH 80, 1917
Self-confidence is the index to
his day. Today's natives make
strong business people. There is
danger that pride, or disappoint-
ment. will hinder them from max
ing most of opportunity, for IN
restrained seIf-confidence is apt
to develop a self-satisfied con-
ceit.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR
SPECIAL BILL MONROE
COUNTY, FLORIDA

Notice Is hereby given that. pur-
suant to the requirement of Section
q of Article III Of the Constitution
Of the state Of Florida, as amended
at the general election IN 1898, APP
plication will he made by the un-
derSigned TO the Legislature Of the
state of Florida at the regular
session Of said Legislature to he
held during the year 1947 for the
passage Of local or special bill
Consolidate the offices or
Positions ~ building Inspector.
Plumbing Inspector. and Flee
trical Inspector Of The City Of
Key West, Florida; Transferring
the Powers. Duties. Rights. and
Responsibilities OF Such Offices
or Positions to the Head Of the
Department Of Public Service
Of Said city and Giving such
Head the Right to Appoint Sub
Ordinates as Agents or Assist
ants To Assist. In the Perform
ance of the Duties If such Off
ices or Positions.
Dated at Key West. FIorids. this
29th day Of March, A. ~. 1947.
BERNIE {. PAPY
mar % 1t
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FOR PASSAGE or LOCAL or
SPECIAL BILL MONROE
l,AI WY l,IORIlA

Notice IL hereby given that, pnr-
suant to fhe requirement of Section
81 OF Article III of the Constitution
Of the State Of Florida. as amended
at the general election in 1913. APP
plication will he made by the un-
dersigned to the Legislature of the
State of Florida at the regular
session OF said Legislature TO be
held during the wear l941 for the
passage of local or special bill
Dividing Monroe County. Flor
ida, into Three County School
Board Election Districts for the
Purpose Of Nominating and
Electing Members Of the County
Roard of Public Instruction of
Said County: Establishing and
Describing the Boundaries OF
said Districts: Providing when
and How Such Boundaries May
Be Changed: Providing That
Nominations for Membership on
the County Board of Public In
Struction Of Monroe County,
Florida Ply Political Parties
HoldinG Primary Election
Shall Re BY Vote OF the Quail
fled Electors Of the Entire
County: and Providing That
This Act Shall Not Operate To e
pisplace OR In AnyviSe Dis
turb Any Present County Board
az Public Instruction Member
During the Term OF Office for
Which He or She was Elected
or Appointed.
Dated at Key West. Florida this
Goth day OF March. \. ~. ls47.
BERNIE c. PAPY
mar 90 II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
RAISE TEACHERS PAY

Throughout the United
States. including Monroe
County, the school teachers
are dissatisfied with their
annual stipends. They are
tired of generous praise and
beginning to insist upon COM
p6nSation.
There is no doubt of the
fart that the teachers have
a ease. Between teachers
and adequate compensation
has been a bulwark OF
adathy and the TECHNICAL
ties connected with the ac-
QUESTION of sufficient funds
TO pay them salaries COM
menSurate with the economy
in which they live 8nd labor.
There have been strikes
by teachers in various sec
tidns of the nation. Groups
OF teachers have become tir-
CT of waiting on the appear
ance of a miracle and have
reSOrted to the primitive use
of force, applying the slogan.
no increase. no teaching"
Asa general rule it secures
results, even if not every
thing that the teachers de-
sire, at least more than could
be secured from the time
honored and dignified APP
preach of the profession to
the question of pay.
Considering the problem
rCceAtN a three-man COM
mittee in Norwalk, Conn.
called attention to the ma
tionwide nature of the school
emergency. II was pointed
out that since 1889, $4,000
teachers have left the pro-
fesSion, that $4,000 posi-
tions are now filled by per-
SONS of substandard quail
ficationS and that students
attending teachers colleges
have dropped from % per
cent in 1920 to Z per cent.
There is only one solution
TO the so-called teacher cri-
sis. Those in control of our
schools must admit the JUS
tice of the teachers COM
OlaintS as to compensation.
The matter should be cor
Yected by an upward ediust-
ment and whatever addition
al expense is involved must
be met by increased income
for school purposes by taxes,
or otherwise. There is moth
ing else to do. If the nation.
or the people of any county,
like Monroe County, want
rood teachers, the salary
scale must be advanced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
Today's Anniversaries
(Know Anericaj

l790-John Tyler. Virginia law
yer, senator. governor, Vice Pres
ident, 10th President at Harri-
sons death, son of noted Vir-
ginia patriot governor, born in
Charles City Co, Va. Died Jan
Is, 1862.
18l9-Isaac M. Wise, Cincin-
natl Rabbi, founder of the He
brew Union College, 1875, born in
Bohemia. Died March 20, 1900.
l82l-Frank Leslie, noted wood
engraver, pioneer New York pub
Usher Of illustrated magazines
born in England. Died Jan. 10
1880.
1853-Elihu Thompson, famed
Lynn, Mass, pioneer in electric
development, born in England
Died March 10, 1887.
l869-Ales Hrdlicka, famed
American anthropologist, born ir
Bohemia. Died Sept. 5, 1913.
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NOTICE OF INVENTION TO APPLY
FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR
SPECIAL BILL - MONROE
C0I-NTN nRInA

Notice is hereby given that. pur-
suant TO the requirement Of Section
2l Article III OF the Constitution
of the State OF Florida. as amended
at the general election in 1898.
application will be made by the
undersigned to the Legislature of
the State Of Florida at the regular
session OF said Legislature TO he
held during the wear l947 for the
passage OF local or special bill
Declaring That the Organi-
cation of Pupils for Instruction.
al Purposes Operated by the
San Carlos Patriotic and Edu-
catiOnal institute Located in
the Building Situate in Square
~, on the Island OF Key West.
State OF Florida. According TO
WIN. A. Whitehead's Map of
Said Island Delineated in Feb
ruary A. n. 1S29. Which Said
Building and the Lands Upon
Which 1t Is Situated Are OW ned
by the Republic Of Cuba, Is Not
an Esta biiShed School Within
the Meaning and Intent OF the
Beverage Law. Florida Statutes.
l9+i, and Further That the Site
Cpon Which Said Building Is
Situated Is Not a School Site
within the Meaning and Intent
OF the Florida School Code.
Florida Statutes, 1871.
Dated at Key West. Florida. this
% day of March. A. y. l947.
LOUIS u. MOLINA
mar 29-1t
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LEGALS
NOTICE or INTENTION TO Aftn'
h'on PASSAGE or LOCAL OR
Special BILL MONROE
EnI FLORIDA

Notice is hereby gwen thal' PuI
suant to the requirement of section
u of Article III OF the Constitution
of the state of Florida, as amended
AT the general election in 1888, APP
plication will be made by the un-
dprSigned to the Legislature" OF the
STATE of Florida at tn" regular
session of said Legislature 10 ne
held during the year lS4t for the
passage of local or special bllI
To Authorize and Empower
and Require the County Board
of Public instruction of M"hro"
County. state Of Florida. t"
Grant Sick Leave to Members
of the lnStructi"nal Staff OF
Such County Board in Addition
to the Sick Leave Authorized by
Section 231.40 and 23I41, Flor
ida Statutes, 1881: Providing for
the Payment of Such Addition
al Sick Leave When SO Granted,
and Limiting the Amount of
Such Sick Leave and Comp@n-
sation That May BE Paid There
Dated at Key West. Florida, this
29th day of March. y. r., 1877.
BERNIE c. pAPY
mar % 1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
NOT so cocKY

The President of the Unit
ed States has trait that is
common to all of us: he is
gF.atified to know his efforts
are appreciated. When he
came to Key West after hav-
ing made his address to a
Joint session of congress re-
garding Greese and Turkey,
he expressed his pleasure
over the kilograms that were
sent to him here, commend
ing his attitude in this coun-
try's proposed policy i'm the
eastern Mediterranean.
When President Truman
comes back in June, assum-
ing that nothing urgent in
terferes with his coming, he
would be pleased to hear
that Key Westers regard his
appointment of G. enera |
George G.. Marshall as sec
rotary of state as a master
stroke.
Marshall is the one man
thus far who has been able
to bring MOlotov to time. I'm
two most important matters,
Molotov, after much bicker-
ing, has come around to Mar
shalls way of thinking. Mol
Otov's last concession regard
ed the determining of own
ership of assets in Austria.
Russia, since she has had
charge of her zone in Aus
tria has been mdiscriminately
cOnfiscating Austrian prop
critics under the guise that
! they had been owned by the
Germans. But. as Marshall
pointed out, assets in Aus
tria that had been stolen by
Germans and used by them
during the war did not be-
long To Germans. AS well
maintain that a stolen purse
belongs tC the man who
stole it.
MolOtOv undoubtedly has
come to realize that in deal
ing with Marshall, he is deal
ing with a man who can not
be budged from anything he
believes to be right.
Marshall not only has re-
manned firm in his stand for
right and justice but also has
thrown a scare into Russians
by declaring that he was tir-
ed of ''haggling''.
Russia is not SO cocky as
she was before Marshall
went to Moscow for the Big
| Four conferences.
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PICKED MEN
WANTED
for interesting work in japan
ALL EXPENSES PAID AND
con PEP MONTH


for interesting work in japan
ALL EXPENSES PAID AND
$50 PER MONTH
US. Army Ground Forces units
now on peacetime duty IN the
Far East include some Of the
most famous combat divisions
of the war. The FIRST Cavalry
Division, for example, now
mechanical in Japan, made an
unforgettable record. 1t was
the first u. S. unit that reached
Manila and Tokyo, and received
Distinguished Unit citations for
action on Los Negros. Kwaja-
lein and Leyte.
Picked young men who can meet
the high standards of the Regu-
lar Army, and who enlist for
three years, can now join this
. great division, after initial train
ing in the u. S., and help en-
force peace in the Orient.
Service in the Far East today pro-
vides excellent living conditions
and recreation facilities. Sight
seeing is encouraged. Swimming
pools, athletic fields, we'll
equipped clubs are available to
coldiarc OverSeae nav 2CIl,
higher than at home, starts al
500 month for a Private, plus
food, clothing, quarters, med
ical and dental care and othe:
benefits. Enlistments open to
men l8 to 81 inclusive az with
parents consenD. Full "details
at u. S. Army Recruiting Sta
ton, 302-3O3 Post office Bldg,
Miami, Fla. mar29-2t
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BRADENTON
Continued from rage One)

t+<oAAA6AA(o ~ oe7@ ~(AACl
$4,000. A Florida tax payer with
an income of s2I, 100000 on which
he now pays Uncle Sam $6,8790O
would pay S5,016.00 under com.
munity property law or saving
of Sl,33l 90. The higher the ex.
listing tax the bigger the saving
Florida income tax payers
should not be subjected to this
discrimination as against the tax
payers of the nine community
property law states, Hardin de-
clared. One of Florida's greatest
assets. he ssid. is its lack of state
income tax law. Low taxes car
ry a powerful appeal, he argues.
Florida, with community prop
erty law, insuring the greatest
possible protection against Fed
eral income taxes, will be addi-
tionally attractive to possible new
citizens from non-community
property states.
Hardin believes that Oklahoma
community property tax law,
which has gone through the Unit
ed States Supreme Court and
found constitutional, offers the
best basis for a Florida law and
he will base his bill on the Okla
homa law.
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CLASSIFIED ADS


100 printed single sheets and 100
envelopes, $50; $50 printed
single airmaii sheets, rs airnoali
envelopes, $50; 10 soft pencils
printed, $50; 1875 printed pos
tails, $50; so hostess bordered,
printed napkins, $50: so print
ed cocktail, bordered. napkins,
$3.50; 60 printed cocktail. Dor
dered, napkins, $50; 90 per-
sonalized printed guest towels,
$50; two decks OF printed
bridge cards, Sits; so printed
beverage coasters, SITS. Let
terheads, envelopes, .billheads.
business cards all printed at
reasonable prices. Artman Press,
Citizen building, corner Greene
and Ann streets, phone 81.
feb18-tf
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NOTICE OF INTENTION To APPLY
F0R PASSAGE or LOCAL or
SPECIAL HILL - MONROE
CAINrv AT nIkgnA

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant 10 the requirement Of Section
81 Of Article III Of the Constitution
Of the State Of Florida. as amended
at the general election in 1898. APP
plication win De made by the un-
state of NoriGn at the regular
session Of said Legislature to be
held during the year l9l1 for the
passage of Il local or special hill
dividing Monroe County. Flor
ida, Into Three County School
Board Election Districts for the
Purpose Of Nominating and
Electing Members Of the County
Board of Public instruction Of
Said County; Establishing and
Describing the Boundaries Of
Said Districts; Providing When
and How Such Boundaries May
lie Changed: Providing for the
Nomination and Election OF
Members Of the County Board
Of Public Instruction in Monroe
County. Florida. in l94S and the
Terms OF office of Such Mem
bers and the Time OF Taking
Nomination and Election Of
Such Members and Their Terms
Of office; Providing That Both
Nomination and Election Shall
Pc BY Vote of the Qualified
Electors or the Entire Comfy;
and Providing for the Term
ination Of the Terms of office
Of the Present Members Of the
County Board Of Public IN
struction Of Said Comfy.
Dated at Key west, Florida. this
29th day of March. 4. H., 1S47.
BERNIE c. PApY
mar % 1t
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lECALS
NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS
NIAr Az

Notice is hereby given pursuant
10 Section SGJ.09 of the Florida
Statutes that the undersigned de-
string To engage in business IN
der the Fictitious name OF 'TROPI-
CAL SHEET METAL WORKS, GA
Greene St, Key West. Fla, intends
to register the said name with the
clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon
roe County, Florida.
A.. g. DE LONES,
Sole Owner
mar pa apr 5-12-1S
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
And For MONROE cot NTf. IN
CHANCERN.
Case M. 19-l124
GARNET G. JOHNSON,
Plaintiff, -
vs.. DIVORCE,
BELLA RUTH TALLEY JOHNSON.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: ffella Ruth Talley Johnson,
Care OF Nancy Beavers,
454 West 2Jth Street.
New York City. ". y.
You are hereby required TO APP
pear 10 the Bill for Divorce filed
aeatpst you In the above styled
cause on or before April Path, AID.
1917, otherwise the allegations con-
tanned thereiR VIII he taken as con-
feSsed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida, this 2Ist day of Mnrch,
AID. 1891.
Circuit Court Seal)
ROSS G SAWYER,
Clerk Of Circuit Court
Ply: Florence u. SAWYER.
Deputy Clerk.
w7fiIiam V. AIbury,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
mar %: apr 5-I2, f941
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29

General Marshall as Sec
rotary of State wants the
Russians to understand that
this nation knows what it is
going to do. 5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29

~ THE COZ R1 on THE COUNTY
II DGE. Won ROE COINTX.
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
RALPH H. BINDER, deceased.
TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
NAMES AGAINST SAID ESTATE
= You ana each of NDu are hereby
notified and required L. present any
claims and demands which you, or
either al YOU, may have against the
estate of Ralph u. pinder. deceased.
late OF said County. To the County
Judge of Monroe county. lorida, q Z
his office in the courI~houi az said
County at Key West. Florin. 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 office
address Of the claimant, and shall
he sworn to by the claimant. his
agent. ar his attorney. and any such
claim ar demand not 80 filed shall
he. void.
(sd) IVADELL PINDER,
As eNecutriX OF the Last Will
and Testament Of Ralph =.
Piuder. deceased.
William V. AlhurN,
Attorney for ENecutriX.
mar 22-29; apr 1-12, l9+'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29

Mattresses wanted. Enquire
Ponce's Bar-B-Q, 70i Simonton
Street. mar25-6tx
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Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
MARCH 20. 1887

Joe Grein who has directed one
broadcast about Key West, win
give anoGher tonight over a sta
ton in Chicago. 1t will be based
on data Mr.. Grein obtained here
two weeks ago.
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MONOGRAPHS
To Everybody:

y IsNNI NWWNN
Key West welcomes
people in all walks of life,
whether it is the Presi-
dent of the United States
or a person of the lowest
rank. However, crooks,
gamblers and other vi
cious elements are per-
sonae non gratae, and stay
away.
THE ORACLE.