davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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or equipment are involved, the
 Chief Underwriter may require
 that additional information be
 submitted.
 If individual water-supply or sewage e-disposal systems are in volved, information shall be pro- vided in addition to FILA Form No. 2005 fully describing the pro- posed installations, including quali- ty, kind and grade of materials, equipment, construction workman ship and methods of assembly and installation.
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More Questions and Answers on Federal Housing Administration

FILA building planning require mentS are not restrictive. They are designed to establish minimum construction standards to insure well built, comfortable and usable homes. Sensible precautions are in- cluded to minimize fire hazards and to forestall excessive deterioration so as to keep maintenance costs low, While they are concerned with the finished appearance of the house, both inside and out, they do not require the use of expen- sive materials. All of the require ments can be met without making the cost of the building excessive and at the same time individual tastes can be freely expressed both in floor plan and design.
 No attempt will be made in the following questions and answers to cover all of the requirements. They are designed only to be help ful to the prospective builder in making his preliminary plans-an outline of the limits within which the plans must be worked out. e. Does FILA require that an Arch itect prepare the plans?
 A. No. Anyone capable of prepar- ing the plans which are required to be submitted with the applica- ton can do So
 l. Plot Plan
 ?. Floor Plans. All floor plans, including basement or founda- tion plan. Show size, direction and spacing of all framing mem- berS.
 3. Exterior elevations Front, rear and sides, showing: openings and sizes, wall finish materials, flash ing, present and finish grades, depth of footings, finish floor and ceiling heights.
 4. Details Show details of wall construction above and below grade including roof and footing construction, drawn to scale at not less than 12-inch equals lift. Indicate design and construction, including any special items such as cabinet work or millwork to- gether with design and construc-
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F May Seward Alaska SEWARD SEAPORT RECORD 3

ceased veterans, the VA explain.
 These two operations vii con- tinue to be handled by the VA district office in Seattle, which has been established at the same To- cation as the former VA branch of- flee eliminated by the reorganiza- tion. Supervisory functions of all former VA branch offices now are being handled direct from the VA central office in Washington, D. C.
 Only a woman would rave over an empty pair of nylons.
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LAMP TUBES POISONOUS

The increasing use of fluorescent
lighting tubes makes it necessary to warn
that the inside of these tubes is coated
with an extremely poisonous material,
which may be liberated if the glass tubes
are shattered.
The substance is a salt of the metal
beryllium. Beryllium is deadly poison
and very small amounts getting into the
body through the lungs or an open wound
can cause serious trouble
About year ago, six-year-old boy
in New Jersey found discarded Fluores-
cent light tube on a trash heap. Playing
with it, the lad stumbled and cut his
hand. The wound has not yet healed.
Doctors attribute the lack of healing to
beryllium poisoning.
In recent issue of the Journal of the
American Ne zeal Association, DIR.
Leonard Greenberg called attention to
the danger. The. U. S. Public Health Ser
vice and British Medical Research Council
have also warned of the danger of
beryllum poisoning. Other experts de-
clare that there is enough beryllium in
u iiuOEeSceHt LuDe, ueSiSHeu lot nome
use, to create dangerous medical prob
lem.
II tube is broken in the home, the
poisonous dust may be drawn into the
lungs or may enter the skin through a
cut from the broken glass. Safety ex-
perts say that the florescent tubes should
be smashed under water to, preclude
the possibility that the deadly dust might
be inhaled inadvertently.
Industrial health organizations have
warned Of the danger of beryllium pois-
oning and manufacturers of fluorescent
lamps urge customers to use due precau-
ton" in handling them. They say that
| the lamps have been sold since 1888 with
this warning.
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FIND $4,000

Searching the ltter-strewn house of
an eighty-year-old recluse, who recently
died In Reed City, Michigan, officials
discovered envelopes containing total
of $4,000 in twenty dollar bills. The
money was hidden in bureau drawers
and other places.
While such news items are not every
day occurrences, they appear in the news
papers every once in while. 1t is
difficult to understand why anybody takes
the risk Of keeping so much cash at
home. why they scatter it around IN
every direction, or why they are so re-
luctant to spend part of what they man.
age to acquire.
For any incipient recluse, who may
reside in Key West, we suggest that it
would be much safer to take the money
and put it in bank.
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psAAsa # 1aea~s1

FELICITY was Thoughtful -
1 she crsye. There nze b1en
something about that girl IN ner
scan1y white Rzrb taaf rad been
vaguely familiar. TIE prou1 tit
Of the lovely head. the oval far
and then the buffers kkocixed
Mrs Flenaangt" And ne 031
first said Miss Susan" she knew
the girl then, Of course Sssan
Fleming, one Of the Eve ricneEf
girls in the world who. a. fweGty-
four. was getting her third d.
vorce while gOssfp Whispers
that her fourth husband had al
ready been nominated Susan
Fleming and her affairs had filed
the newspapers OF her native
country ever since her birth. Ne
girl as rich and socially impor-
fant az Susan Fleming could hope
to escape the newspapers. Two Of
her husbands had been fer
eigners. with ancient ard honor
able titles. one had been sil
American who had lasted two
years as her husband. and mFao
was Inc EalHET OF tue year -1A1
son who was known IN the news
papers as athe msllion dollar
baby" because ms adoring grand
father mad put that amount IN
trust for him when be was ten
minutes old.
Felicity felt a little Of her re-
sentiment fading As. she drove
back TO the bridge. The butler
had behaved as though they were
all riff-raff. But Susan Fleming
had been sweet and gracious. She
had even looked, Felicity thought.
a little unhappy: though, at the
second thought. she laughed that
idea to scorn. Susan Fleming.
lovely. enormously rich and the
mother of an adorable year-old
infant, surrounded by admirers.
friends-and looking lonely and
unhappy and little frightened7
That was crazy, Felicity told her
self sternly.
| Ito be continuecl
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EVERYBODY

Endeavors to find new sources for
taxes In Florida. or increasing some OF the
present taxes. are becoming tenser and
tenser in the legislature
Senators and house members realize
that whatever type of new taxation they
favor they viii run into determined opposi-
ton. The people of Florida agree that the
state must continue to expand and realize
that, in expanding. more money must be
spent than what would be obtained If the
tax structure remains as 1t is at present,
yet protests are made by group after group
OF business men or manufacturers if any of
the new taxes are applied TO anything in
which the groups are concerned fiRan-
cially
.Governor Warren, according to Sena-
tor James A Franklin in statement that
appeared in The Citizen yesterday, is still
unshakably against sales tax. A Tampa
paper suggested the imposition of sales
tax as convenient way out of the states
financial difficulty, but Governor Warren
opposed the suggestion.
During his campaign for the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor, Fuller
Warren declared, time and again, that he
was unalterably against sales tax in
Florida. He is aware that such tax en-
tails an endless job Of further bookkeep-
ing in every business in the state.
AT no other session of the Florida
legislature have lobbyists been more active
than they are at present. Every suggestion
that Governor Warren made for increasing
state revenue in his budgetary message to
the legislature has evoked opposition by
lobbyists representing those interests.
The people of Florida should bear in
mind that, regardless of what sources the
money comes from, the ultimate consumer
viii be the man who pays. And that means
everybody.
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Chapter 7
a STOUT, white haired man
came swiftly from the drive
way of the beautiful white villa
and approached them almost al
a run.
What are you doing he-e?H be
Numbered.
Garrett stared at him. puzzled
and angry.
We are parked on public
street. while the children play on
a public beach,, he said IL . tone
deceptively mild
The stout man looked as though
threatened with apoplexy. "A
public beachg This beach IS pri-
waite You viii kindly get those
those ragarnuffins of Of il irnne-
diatelyi And ger these gypsy
vans away before | call the police
and have you AL arrested
Arrested" Garrett was puz-
zled. his anger deepening. "Wha'
are you talking aboaitz We are
dong no harm
There's a law against trailer.
In Palm Beach--fhey are not per-
mitted." the man shouted furi-
ously. "And Madarne's small sor
IS on the beach with his nurse
Therefore. you win get those
ragamuffns of it at once--do you
heart"
Il think they do. williams
said a soft, mellow voice bel1inc
the irafe man. I'm quite sure
that everybody in both the Palm
Beaches hears you. What seem!
TO be the trouble?"
The mans manner altered alb
surdly. He turned swiftly to I
slim young woman IN the brief.
est of white sharkskin shorts ana
a white bra. her bare feet il
strapped white sandals. Her darl
head was bare. She was the love
lest, the most exquisite thing
that the wide-eyed Felicity. Gar
ret or Jason had ever seen.
Begging your pardon, Mis-!
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!; BY Peggy 0ern

Slsan," said the stout man apollo
getlcalIy, these people have
parked IN front Of your house.
md their children are On the
beach.
Il can see all that. Williams. =
said the girl. smiling family a.
Felicity and Garrett. I'm 50
sorry--but there Is some sort Of
law against trallerg and house
ears IN Palm Beach. I'm afraid
y0u zczH have 20 90. But / would
like 10 apologize for my ba1tier's
objectionable insolenceS
Felicity said through her teeth,
Tn sorry We didn't understand.
Of course. Wen 60 at once"
Felicity came up the dune,
herding the children before her.
Wide-eyed. puzzled, the children
stared at the lovely woman IN
her brief white garb, and Denny
piped resenffully. What's the
matter. Flissz We wasn't hurtin'
her old ocean. We was just look
ling at il"
Felicity lifted him into the
coupe WneTE C0Tuetta airea6y sat.
She looked swiftly about her,
saw Ellen climbing into CARROTS
car with Jason and asked an
xicusly. Where's Tippy2"
I'm back with Garretf-in Gar
Iref's car. i mean" said CorneIia
aresponsibly. shes got iapful
of shells and things. ! saw her
getting IN his car as we came up
the dune"
I'm sorry said the girl on
lthe sidewalk. and smiled at Fee
Iicity.
Its all right. You probably
didn't make the law" said Fee
Ilieity politely.
Il didn't-and. between the
two of rs. / think it's pretty
silly one" agreed the girl.
Mrs. Fleming protested the
tbutler before he could control
himself.
/ Felicity let in the clutch and
the car went rolling away. fol-
lowed by Garrett in his car.
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AIR LIFT COSTLY SUCCESS

FrnnRrem h soon Ia be asked to APP
prnnrate millions Of dollars 10 keep the
Berlin Alr llft running and the expenditure
Extraordinarily be- authorized because
~ - FensFal recognition that the repu-
aaan 81 lhe United States In at stake.
Toe air Iift was set up about year
hFa b. ~ food and supplies into the
weai9p oceapled areas of the German
eaIataI THIS section was cut off from
lAkd communications by the acts OF the
natalaha which blOekaded delivery of
suppifEs by rail. truck or boat.
There was some apprehension, as
snter began. that the British and Ameri-
go planes would be unable to keep Ber-
eneu supplied with actual Aecessities dur
CO. the cold and bad winter months. This
Car did not materialize. The citizens OF
nerlin repeatedly eheered Anglo-Ameri.
ON planes flying In supplies which alone
enabled them 10 withstand the pressure
~ lhe,soviet Union.
while the air Ifs operation costs the
tnited states considerable sum OF
r.oney. the probability is that the British
asnd American air forces ARE receiving
anne valuable training and. In addition
Heating ground facilities that might be
,eeful In the event Of trouble with Rus
a.
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a. ronneetion with the discussion of
iAf NaFih Atlantie treaty We should keep
fse faetEin mind.
Wenms into being out OF the Soviet
ieiaas mAnaae ~ the veto, preventing
~ aeteiapmsui - the full security sys-
few eeutemplated IN the United Nations
Ihamef.
10 Atlantic Pact. would not have
1855 Aaia being Il the western nations of
Nafaps hnd no witnessed in the past three
fsef go ~ ths thirty nations Of Europe
e lndef the drive of Soviet imperial
~ Pnef does not permit the United
Mlaiemip declare war bat 10 do immediate
y 49, a.ihinks necessary TO check an
aeFfas.al and restore peace In the North
At'aHiir ares. Ifthis takes war. then the
eli.4d States h committed 10 war, but
teNKfre 4 q decide when war is neces-
- N earn oui oar obligation.
Ne Pact Is no guarantee that the Red
AWH tan be- prevented from Over-run-
ffwwpsfsrn Europe but IL is notice served
- Hg.sia, that any aggressive attack
49, ~ western nations probably means
~ wiih fhe United states II this notice
- hsen given 90 the Kaiser and Hit
- many people believe that there
ss,.sa. .hsya been no world war in either
.6Ta9rr
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LEGALS
NOTICE or INTENTION IN MAKE
APPLICATION EsOR FINAL

N0TICE OF INTENTION no Make
APPLICATION FOX FINAL.
DISCHARGE
fPrubats. Law 1891
~ r0IAT o. THE r0ENTY
IL nssE. MONROE G0gNTy
STATE OF FL0RfBA. ~ PRo-
RATE.
In re the Estate On
OSCAR SCI.AN0.
DECREASED
To All whom III May Concern:
Notice Is hersby given that Viz
ginia Solano filed her final report
as administrative III the estate nr
Oscar Soiana. deceased: thar she
filed her spetiti0n for final dis
charge, and that she viii amply To
the Honprabie Raymond r. Lord.
County Judge of Monroe County.
Florida, ON the zsth day, or APRIL.
ls4S. for approval If SAME and for
final discharge as AdmfaiStratrix
Df the estate of oscar sBiaHs, .ie-
ceased
DATED this esth day sf March
ta4s.
(saD VIRGINIA SOI.AN0, I
Administrators 9f4sssx estate
OF Oscar Solano, deceased.
mares; apr5-1 ~. I549.
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Your Horoscope

TUESDAY. April. 10. 1e4a--
Today gives ! practical erson.
one who finds pleasruesir per
sistent effort AGGRESSIVE some
times destructive, meefsae many
obstacles IN life. YOU delieht to
climb over them. holding lofty
ideals in view and. constantly
working toward them You are
very likely to bring up eEiIldren
that viii attain to an even great
er success than your own.
The feminine form Of the word
citizen is ..citess.
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born in Knoxville, Ten, SO years
ago.
Augustus E. Giegenback. form
er Public Printer of the United
States, born in New York, SO
years ago.
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at Ishpening, Mich, 81 years
Eago.
William Alton Jones, president
of Cities Service Company, New
York, born in Webb City, Mo-, So
years ago.
Norman w. Baxter of Washing
ton, d. c., news correspondent,
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
tKnow Americal

John Taylor Arms of Fairfield
Conn, famous etcher, born in
Washington, D. c., 81 years ago.
Prof. Glenn T. Seaborg of the
University of California, chemist,
co-discoverer of plutonium, born
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STATE or FLORIDA. NJ CHAN
Case No. n-sI. lfg
MARI l.. cETLER, p. wgw8
VS. DIVORCE ACTION
WALTER r. CUTLER. 49,
Defendant,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: walter X. Cutler, sy
cfo Gus Cutler,
BIounts Creek.
North Carolina. 49,
Walter r.. Cutler,
T.. y. s. Solely DDT07,
Charleston Navy Yard,
South Carolina.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear TO the Bill of Complaint for
divorce, In the above styled cause
on the 9Th day Of May. A. -. lS49,
otherwise the allegations therein
viii be taken as confessed
This order 10 be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen a news-
paper published in Key Nest
Florida.
DONE and Ordered this 4sl1 day of
April, A. n. 1919.
(seai) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the circnFC Court.
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Anne G. LonRworth,
Deputy. Clerk.
Thomas S. Caro-, g4
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
apr.5-12-19 &c, f949.i
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
cHANCEsRy. "a
Case Va. f1-s04
KATHERINE WALKER MAsANZ.
VS.. DiSoRcEj
FRANK j. MAsAEZ.
.s-e q Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
TO: FRANK j. MASANZ.
L. $. Naval Training Center,
c. p. o. Quarters,
San Diego, 80, California.
You are hereby required to APP
near to the Bill OF Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 2Sth day of April.
A. ID. 1919, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This order is to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
In The. Key West Citizen, news
paper published i'm the city OF Key
DONE AND ORDERED this goth
day OF March, A. y. f549.
(SeaD EARL II. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence y. sawyer.
IlEphty hrtEfHs
fSDJ ALLAN ". cLEARE, JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
mar.29; apr.5-12-39,1949.
---~------------------------
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF, THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA.
~ AND FOR MONROE COZ NTY.
IN CHANCERf.
Case No. I1-S2I
MARY HELEN CRAFT gerry,
PlIfntlff,
va. DIVORCE
CHARLES EANIEL gerry
Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AND NOTICE 10 APPEAR
TO: CHARLES DANIEL gerry. y
Marine Engineers Beneficial
Association.
Ia East lombard street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
You are hereby required To APP
pear TO the Bill Of Complaint for
divorce ia the above styled cause
on or before the 5th day Of May
A. ID. 1919, otherwise the allegations
contained therein will be taken as
confessed
This order rs to he published once
a week for fOar consecutive, weeks
| In The Key West Citizen, a}news-
paper published in the city Of Key
| West, Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this 1lth
day Of April A. ~ 1919.
i 'SsaIl Earl. r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida
BY: (sdD Anne q. LongWorth.
Deputy Clerk.
Hilary u. Albury,
| Attorney for Plaintiff.
sapr.12-l9-2G: mays. t94e.
-.---------------------------- &3f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIL:
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COlNFf'
IN CHANCERf.
case No. ft-S%S
| FRIEDEL GOLDSTElN,
VS. DIVORCE
| HENRY GOLDsTEIN,
| Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
| TO: HENRY G0LRSTEIN
| 26l2 -BfoadwaF
| New York city, New York. :
| Yon are hereby required 10 ap-
J near to the Bill OF Complaint Tor
| i,ivbrrts- m the above styled cause
| ON or before the Goth day OF May.
| A. u, 1919, otherwise the allegations
| therafn will be taken as confessed.
This order Is TO be published once
| a week for four consecutive weeks
IN The Kew West Citizen, 4 news
( paper published in the city of Key
DONE AND ORDERED this 18th
| day OF April, A. u. 1919.
| GSean EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
| Monroe County. Florida.
| BY: tsd) Anne 6. Longworth.
| (SdD Allan n. Cleare, Jr.,
| Attorney for Plaintiff
| aprI9-26; may-3-l0, 1919,
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without police protection there would
comparatively little civilization.
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Mail The Citizen to Friends
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE C0INTY. IN
cHANcERy. "a ~
Case No. 11-S04
KATHERINE WALKER MASANZ,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
FRANK j. MASASZ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-09
One S~ae MldY j..

GIom advertisement the Standard Steel Spring Company
There's lot going in this country today that you don't
read about 1t has nothing do with threat
the fact that the big bad wolf initiation about
dead duck 1t has do with this steady nsous chipping away
at what know Freedom
people really knew the whole truth really know how
fully the plans been thered be the devil pay
We're talking about just thing, about the biggest single
have in this nation 1t under the heading of Free
only you the end will decide how much you want
give for the substitutes that have brought plumber and wreck
age the countries at times to be following.
This thing not easy define But let's call it the Hope of
Reward 1t present farm store factory
every office building It's the handspring of at pro-
ducon wherever free work and live rides with
nations is back of good and great
thing this nation and its people enjoy 1t the motive power the
eood the backbone this country cannot and will not along
without.
Whether critics here and abroad like it not it's blood
brother of profit For profit the reward and progress USA
style the goal profit All the fancy economic theories
dreamed up cannot alter that simple fact.
We are what and where are because men have
work where they pleased risk savings invest
dollars pillow earnings back expand
and never stop.
free men? regulate the profits of business
through which the growing expanding needs of this country must
be met?
Think seriously in terms of your freedom and
and remember long that Hope of Reward
remains unlimited country will remain truly free. Destroy
it and you destroy America Quick!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-09

One of Waynesburg Colleges versa
tile actors, William Mcneil Casteel,
will be graduated in exercises sched-
uled for June II in that city.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Cas-
teel, now residing in Uniontown, Pa,
he has had a variety of parts in the
numerous plays under the director Of
the Little Theater, during his four
years on the campus.
His acting ability did not take place
only in the Little Thcater, but partici-
pated in activities of other campus
organizations. He is a member of
Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, president
of Phi Alpha Theta, honorary histori-
cal fraternity; treasurer of Alpha Psi
Omega, dramatic fraternity; mem
Der of the YMCA and the Student
Service project.
His uncle, Harland |. Castecl, is
presently member of the Board of
Trustees of Waynesburg college and
prominent attorney of Pittsburgh.
The youth is a great grandson of the
late Truman w. Casteel, of Oakland.