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, 1949-08-01
Chinese Employees
Bow to Demund Of
Consular Officidls

Chinese employees who held
consular officials as virtual
prisoners in a labor dispute,
have bowed to their demand
that the employees withdraw
and send representatives.
A total of forty or fifty
Chinese and Sikhs claimed
that they represented 800 for
mer employees who were dis
when the Navy pulled
out. Although they were given
two weeks pay they are de-
three months pay &
severance, and at one time
raised their demands to six
and a half months.
, 1949-08-01
Jehovoh's Witnesses
To Open New Hull
In C~hristiunsted

Announcement has been
made THAT the Christiansted
company of Jehovah's witness
ses will open headquarters on
Thursday evening, August 4,
at 8 o'clock at II Market Street
Kingdom Hall is the name of
the headquarters.
A timely Bible discourse will
be part of the program,
In charge of the program
will be Edwin E. Bobb, assist
ed by Mrs. Bobb.
, 1949-08-01
Administrator Did
Well AS Acting Gov.
Hostie SoYs

. Administrator Harry E. Tay-
lor did a good job as Acting
Governor while in St. Thomas.
Governor HASTE stated that
things went smoothly while
the Administrator held his Of
flee.
The Governor said there was
no great mass Of work left for
his consideration when he re-
turned from the mainland.
, 1949-08-01
st. Tho. Recreation
Lifts Fine Inflicted
On Browns Tenn

Urged by the St. Thomas
press and other individuals,
the Recreation Commission re-
ended the fine after a stern re-
primand to the team for their
recent conduct in protesting
umpires' decisions.
The Browns appealed to the
Commission. The ban was lift
ed, and they were permitted
them to meet the Elks yester-
day.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-11

the ZOA president and adopted
at the last meeting of the ZOA
Administrative Council. This plan
embodied a proposal for the ZOA
to work toward the democratic
cation of the American Jewish
community ito enforce to the
standards of American democ-
racy."
Mr.. Frisch's characterization
plan emissions conclave of Jew
ish Community Councils from all
over the country which would
lay the foundation for an all
American Jewish representative
body which. because it will rep.
resent all the Jewish Community
Councils throughout the country.
will be truly authoritative and.
having received its mandate
from dulY-constituted and demo-
craticallY organized bodies. will
be truly democratic"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-11
Henry Losris Cracks
Record in Jewish
Bowling League

Henry Lasris, who up until
Monday night ranked 36th
among the 48 bowlers in the
Jewish Community League, COM
piled a 229 score in single game
to establish a new record for
the current season. Playing with
a handicap of So points, his total
score for the game was 265. His
mark shattered the 225 previous
high set up by Ben Lebedin two
weeks before. The bowling of
Lasris was largely responsible
for his team, the Masada Zion
lists, defeating the Center Mems
Club Lions two games out of
three. Max Levine of the losers
was high man for his group with
a ITS score for single game.
The Y.M.H.A. gained a tie for
first place by trouncing the
Temple Brotherhood three
straight games. Milt Hollins, pres
ident of the league, scored an
even 200 to register the best sin
gle game for the Y, while Moe
Cooper, captain of the Temple
team, did the best work for his
group with a Isl.
The B'nai Birth bowlers beat
the Amigos two out of three to
maintain their position, tied for
first place. Harvey Jarchower's
1853 for the winners and M. Res
hicks 164 for the losers high
lighted the individual game
scores. The Mems Club Tigers
defeated the Jewish War Veter-
ans two out of three with Ray
Borkson's 189 topping Weinberg's
178 for the J.W.V.
The standing of the teams to
date is as follows:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-11
New Arrival

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Berman
announce the birth Of a son, Alan,
October 81. Mrs. Berman is the
former Miss Edith Weiss.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-11

Next weeks encounters on
Monday, November 14th, should
result in close games with the
four leading teams opposing each
other: Lions and Y.M.H.A.;
B'nai Birth and Tigers. The sec
ond division games should also
result in some keen competition:
Amigos and Masada; and J.W.V.
and Temple. Games begin at 9
PM.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-11
Z0A President Proposes Plan
For Decentralization Of
American Jewish Community

NEW YORK plan for the characterization Of the American
Jewish community through the creation of overall
democraicaY elected
taves of Jewish Community Councils throughout the country
president
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-11

ton of America.
Outlined in a 12-page brochure,
entitled characterization of the
American Jewish Community,
just published by the ZOA, the
proposal is the outgrowth of a
Program for Action presented by
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
coNCHS BEAT
FAWTU 1866
IN THRILLER

kep Net High defeated the
sil&ne FAWTUlant Navy team al
fhs illah school Gymn by a score
~ "a Is Friday night The game
shS both teams shooting well
81 ssrnk "a defense.
ne first quarter found the
aan1n aaadlockcd al ~. all. the
clmcha l,si 81 80 n half and pull
"a aWay 81 3 seven point lead IN
tI,1 third quarter which they
hfHl tIe remainder of the game.
kawtulama was led In scoring
- Eallant who dropped in rs
nsanfs nsossly on long shots and
~ Weiss accurate shooting
nnafd with IS points. The conchs
wllo Ia defensively and often
sisrig - John Busto. who scor-
s.Il4 points along with Joe Lewis
mlih IL and Bill Henry with IA.
Nissto was q power under the
hankinE honrds against the taller
Navy boya. Tho game was well
fuhreed aith Is fouls called on
re conehs against ~ on the
hn0s bays.
Ms sfnfe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
GULF RESEARCH
CONTINUED F'yom Page Onel

Continued F'Som Page One)
ing what is known asN gravity
measurements. We wish to de-
termine the picture of the SUBJ
surface gravity variations-the
location of the more dense or less
dense areas.
These might indicate possible
traps for oil accumulation. This
type of work is all preliminary
to other more detailed analysis
before drilling operations are
undertaken.
Our party has already run a
line along Overseas Highway,
through part of its length. We
have taken observations at in
tervals of one mile. The line runs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
Managers Meet
Tonight AtPark

Al meeting of all managers of
the Island City Basketball League
has been called for 7:30 tonight
by Paul G. Albury, city recrea-
ton director.
The meeting win be held in
the recreation office at Bayview
Park and ii is very important
that all managers Of. a represen-
tative Of each club be present.
The meeting will be called to
order promptly at 7:s0 p N.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
II was q shame that Il rainad
Yesterday and prevented lhe
Co. b. "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Nzaakgs

The same clubs win tangle neAt
week. expect the tie betwesn
Kew West Cubans and San CaFip'
Saints will be broken. a. ierfs
one of the clubs may lose ana
throw the league into = thFee-was
race for the leader'hip. Cor =
Adams Dairymen win thev WI
have a chance 10 cop the title.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
Walls AND SCALES

the beauty of the boulevard, at
least they do have lights.
The Fish Displays
With electricity furnished the
charter boats, we are still look
ing for some public spirited or
ganization to undertake a project
Of having constructed, display
cases for the many fish caught in
these waters. The mounted fish,
we have been given reason to be-
lieve, can be secured gratis" All
that is needed is the cases to be
constructed. The work can be
done for nominal sum, the dis
plays can be set up in the boule-
ward, with maintenance by the
charter boat captain where the
cases are erected. Think what an
added attraction that would be to
tourists entering the city.
Blight Could BE Deepened
And Soon
The possibility of having the
blight dug out, is not as remote as
it appeared last year.
The. Junior Chamber of Com
|merce, requested that local con-
tractors be contacted who would
be willing to furnish the neces-
sary equipment to deepen the
blight, the contractor to have the
material removed The &C ity
Fathers have received this re-
quest favorably, and the, posi-
bility of a deepening of Garrison
Blight, IS almost at hand.
Scales
This is the section generally re-
served for mention of any worth
while catches that might be made
by fishermen in these y'ere
parts" So to you folks that fish
from the bridges, In your own
boats, or the charter boats, send
in those stories, of those. yolr
caught, and those that get away.
For the fortunate fishermen we
have pair of arm extenders 50
you can show the sizes of the fish
you caught, and for those luckless
fishermen, teething ring to
gnaw on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
YAvERNlza FAtsSsNs
eoSfkNT SOON

Ia sottbah Ne E'.tF'sts~a -.
has Aeaa 9sos'eissSs = 'Ss's~ eA' 49,
vsiaA tae FRSsERS4 ka'ts|'. ~
she. peas ht.Ee AVA a. '''v 's
pess w9p RetN see'ss ''f'
picked te..pA ts4ss ~Sa' "p ~
KEYS lass Wsek. SAs eaNe t''''s
xsx. West ~gN y g~aaN 80 N'ss"
10 exaet reS<tNxs a..
nae bssAhs ai1 Ns1 have tns
ASAtlna ID santana, tlsnnet ann
,elAeE KEY West stars me- VIZ. 49, -,
PLAYED me Fsgeelss ga 'he" '~"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
FOOTBALL GAME
THANKSGIVING DAY

On TnsRksglVlng paN' ""
Douglas Ellsh School Tigers VIZ
plav ! football same az the ~
TAYLOR grounds rAeir rivals whl
~, enc % tee strongest Fridiro'l
ebeveas o. ne EsSt Ceass Az
sonse pee, has pr0ptsed a. Eivs
me naege Attenuation 81 tiar E.'' -
ara / wilh pass u ~ - me ps'''i's
~ soon al I am IA pSssss ssis'n y
the data Fps P.selse san - es''
ard eghiQS 4 sQoa W''A,'sN s''.'
,fsaalSsgiNiRg pay A. ~ tN'As
lass Srhpoi 82s ~1A yN<tN s.'s'e
/. has played ~ Esr tAas 'ess''''
y 10 oakoi- ApWa ssSsss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14

generally east and west over
Florida Bay.
so far we have taken obsef-
vations only over shallow watef
We may later decide to go out
into the bay, in water that MAJ
run from 60 to IS feet deep.
Don't let any one feel tia,
oil drilling will start here q
near here as result of our work
This is all preliminary. W.
know that there is oil in cuha
but not in large enough quantit,
as to attract any of the Lara
American oil companies.
1T is possible we may some
where locate a large oil accunu
lation."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
IruRIErA WAS HERE

Domingo Mickey Oolets. w
all-around Key West softball ena
baseball PLAYER. was here for We
weekend. Ee wants the North
Miami All Stars 10 come down
here to plav a doubleheaeer any
Sunday that can be arranged. We
win give the fans more detai's
about this game or games ~ 2
very near date. Remember. is''s'
the Miami Star, have Schsmef.
Red TOGd. Jim Blan'on ~"
other such players on the ehih.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
Showing MUGS
Are Headed
For Comeback

SALT LAKE cITYs-tR.-
Shaving mugs are headed for
a comeback in Utah after the
first Of the year.
They were placed under an
official ban two years ago.
but state officials now feel
that some old customs just
can't be ontiawed.
A state spokesman. Frank
Lees. says that many men
prefer a brush and mug and
that some barber shops lack
facilities to use anything
else.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14

VANS 3.
Il seems but a few short weeks
$50. cleared my desk of all the
pspcFs nat cluttered it for some
) menfhs. threw most of them in
/. ira basket. covered my type
wrlter. lad back with a sigh OF
relief. and the fond hope that
so,1ewnere. sometime, in the not
go distant future, / would be
abk % 60 fishing.
; Buf-sshe best laid plans of
mict md men," and ! certainly
was No exception to that famous
queiniion. Did l go fishing? No.
Did / just Toll around in my spare
; tir1r and talk about fishing? No.
Did attend any of the meetings
81 the Florida Outdoor Writers?
Again. no
what happened? What caused
all ms plans TO go awry? What
: happens % any married man
uian he believes he might find
|. 4 lftlie relaxation. Right the first
time the wife stepped in. I've
bean Needing yerds painting,
s npeckilng the sheetrock on the
neW porch and right now I'm
tired. not through by any stretch
! "A Ire imasipation. and here II is
) tina b start my column again.
s.. again with a sigh of deep
relied. I've uncovered the type
writer. and am prepared to have
4 clnttered desk greet me each
; nlaht. bat Il win be change, and
posSibly. just possibly maybe
can get some rest.
slarlina The Column
Starting your column after .
lnv-off Of some months is little
{ difficult. Often you wonder
wl,ere to start. and what to say,
) Generally you just start and
hose somewhere along the line
words win start 10 pour forth
and eventually you wind up with
the necessary amount of words
and there il is. you have your
colnmn for the day.
nsrniniseing
Last wear. along with others
NE advocated that something be
doge 10 start work on the CARR
- Blight. with a view to max
inc il a small boat anchorage
AZ that time all of US felt that
~ith The $4,000 Appropriated in
49, citv budget for this purpose
- much could be accomplished
- Il was a start in the right dl-
s.isn Permission was given
= charter boatmen to construct
- i the area for their boats,
IRIS task was undertaken by
,ratmen. with money paid
- their own pockets. Today
almost all of the docks COM
4 ne boats present an at
IN 20 tourists coming into
rs. ..;s.ad
80 by the City Electric
ard while we can moi
poles themselves, enhance
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
By PEDRO AouILAR
.asAA "A
CANES GETTING BETTER
EACH SUNDAY

The games being staged Is ire
Island City Baseball League are
getting better and better each
Sunday and the crowds are IN
creasing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14

Big. Chief hghae ha ,omahavA -
and Snonton streets tonight whNB he oNAAM N#s
weight wrestling title.
NJ
Is n and n - -
Bobby Roberts highly pupula 8s.s4sI s.
Mr. win Q
Nick a va
A wreste royal win the show . aN esasA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17
Tuesday
Bridge Group
Met Yesterday

The serving of refreshments
consisting of neopolitan ice cream
vanilla and chocolate cookies with
vanilla and chocolate cream fill
ing and assorted candies prefaced
the game at yesterdays meeting
of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club.
Mrs. Henry Gardner was hos
tess at the party, which was held
Eat her home, 1125 Angela street.
Winner of high score for the after
noon was Mrs. Gilbert McKillip,
while Mrs. Lucille Hardaway held
second high score, and Mrs. Rob-
ert Schoneck was third. High
card cut was won by Mrs. Gard
ner.
Playing yesterday were the
Mesdames Otto Kirchheiner, Paul
Herrick, Joseph Laid, Joseph S.
Guley, Gilbert McKillip, Robert
|Schoneck, Clyde Baker, Eva Glib
son, Russell Hoff, Henry Gardner,
Lucille Hardaway and Paul Lum-
ley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17
$50 issiiiaTy Held Meeting
fasg ! hHFssiay; Many Plans Made

Mrs Saunders left Saturday for
hiAasai iar her yearly vacation and
Is espegting 10 spend the full five
aass ia Miami Al the conven-
um
rs Auxiliafy president. Mrs.
tina Arthur. who IS the Chair
nsan "a ne Tails Committee for
fnN runVention. expects 10 spend
several DAYS in Miami during this
twsa btsi - unable 90 be there
fhe luii time Other members at
teniina ne convention are the
IA siames Patricia Warnock. Ida
ssuth. Daisy Lee Curry. Vera
VI 80 and several others who are
sneertain a. yet as Co their being
stle o. 50
Illa o. the next regular meet
na 60 the Auxiliary falling on
ngention night. u has been
;. siponri 70 Thursday, Sept. 8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17
|COOtiette Club
Plans Dance
For September

The "Sea Finigee" Cootiette
Club No. 371 are making plans for
a dance the first week in Septem-
Der. 1t will be held in the V. F. W..
Post Home on Elizabeth street,
just off Caroline. and the public
is cordially invited by the Cooti-
cites to attend.
Several valuable prizes viii be
awarded during the evening and
a record crowd is expected. An
orchestra for this dance is being
arranged for and the date of the
dance is dependent upon the
clubs being able to get the Or
cheStra for this affair.
The Baby Louise, Mrs. Florence
Solomon, is ticket chairman for
this event and the tickets are now
on sale. Mrs. Edna Arthur, Lady
Louise, is chairman in charge of
the dance. y
Definite date and further in
formation will be published later
in the month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17
AeroUias ssW
Passenger List
The follow.ng PASSENGERS lel

The following passengers left
for Havana on Aerovias "Qn:
Alvin B. Eanes, Ruby Eanes,
Thomas Eanes. Lionel Perez,
Ernestine Perez, Stella Hingle,
Nancy Hoban, John P. Hoban,
Henrietta Hoban, Patricia Hoban,
Jose Velasco, Hortensia Her.
nandez, Inez Crump, Bob Crump,
Juan Arcohcha, Maria c. Santa,
Carol Garcia, Marion Wilchinsky,
Ami NJ. Ellison.
George Bramhall, Ada Jocobi,
Mayme jacob, Martha Doyle,
Jose Ovieta, Julia D. McNntty,
Grace Hickman, Phillip Hart,
Jose Isidro, Mary Hart, Walden
Karr, Jean Karr, Ruben Shell,
Laura Shell, Bruce Karr.
Victoriano Cruz, Oscar Cruz,
Della Cruz, Antonio Salazar,
Jose Antonio Seoane, Mary An
derson, Betty Spaulding, Harold
Cantor, Francia Singleton, Nor
man johnson, Robert c. Hunt,
Jack Collins, James Bergman,
Allene Bergman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17

81 ~ 81 TFopex red with a basic
fsslH schesne VI gary and tropi-
- gfpen. Original paintings by
tila Elmore's mother. a noted
afilsi sdd "a the decor.
fhn exterior Of the Elmore
hume Is painted white with red
siafm shutters made locally.
ianisCapsna 81 the lawn and
aafsien wax done by Paul Baron.
Aalong guests present for the
nuuse warming were Mr.. and
Nls julius Stone. Mr.. and Mrs.
lifaFae Curry. Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd
nns Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nils White. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Nils NJ and Mrs. Joseph knight
ana sen John. Mrs. Vera Craig.
Ne sasanne staley. Miss Aline
Ffenrh 81 Miami Beach. the
Aiesslamea Ruth and Marionne
Nimune. Paul Baron. Art Shell
en NesVil Read and ThomOs lie
hefth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17
BPW To Hold
Board And
Regular Meetings

II has been announced that a
meeting of the Key West Bus
mess and Professional Women's
Club win be held this evening
at 800 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Eva Newhouse, GIG Fleming
street. prefaced by a board meet
ing of the organization at 1880
ID. m.
At the meeting, which is under
the direction of the Health and
Safety Committee of the club, a
varied program will take place.
DIR. William J. Peoples, guest
speaker, will address the assem-
blage on the subject of Hormones-
There will also be a demon
stration by Eta Sage Hinton,
beauty culturist and masseuse,
and showing of the Genie
machine" an apparatus designed
to work on facial muscles. Mrs.
Ralph Hartenstine will make an
address on the subject of Posture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17
- ssss Preparedness A"d Relief
s...umsiffes 'saspleGes Plans Of AciiO"

uan and Robert SpottswoOd, adj
81 rs chairman
saheummiitce chairman are as
iilaa gassiralion, Earl Hamll-
fn snd Alisert Carey. Medical,
OBS liefmsn Muore and DIR. Will
nam pgeplrs. F0s,d. George Lee,
safeey Henry Haskins and
ssrltnf Clarence iliggs. Nurses
h hase expressed their willing
ness e. sfVe un the medical COM
itse ere Mrs Caroline KnOpp,
A. MARGARET Bonamy and Miss
n Faeunr Hehur
chffufa Hicks OF Marathon,
nftes un Tn survey COM
iter has been advised that
fflssia wlll b. available for the
scents 4l the KEYS at the above
aafnld shoitCrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17

often used to dress windows.
Some of the best. window
shades on the market are made
of closely woven cambria, inn
pregnated with pyroxplin, a plas-
tic that makes these beautiful
shades washable and resistant TO
rain spots, cracking and mildew.
These shades come on rollers
cam be ordered to fit any win
dow up to forty-eight inches wide
and the cost for the average
window is about five-dollars.
The more closely woven the
fobric of the shade, the better the
shade. In loosely woven fabrics a
starch filler is used to make the
shade hang straight and give il
more body. When a shade is mark
ed ''starch-filled" it is not wash
able.
Washable shades should be
washed with mild soap and water
after they have been busted
thoroughly on both sides. Use
as little water as possible when
Westinghouse with clear water
and wipe with a soft clean cloth
When the shade is almost dry,
roll it up tightly. This tight roll
ing is all the ironing that is
necessary.
1t is possible to keep shades
from developing dust streaks by
changing the levels to which the
shades are drawn from time tC
time.
If one of your window shades
has the habit of flying up with q
snap that makes you almost jump
out of your skin, the habit can be
corrected very easily First-roll
the shades up to the top, remove
from the bracket, unroll the shade
halfway by hand and then replace
the shade in the bracket.
Remember - your window
shades do an important, year.
around job - give them then
share of thought and attention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17
Coming Events

THURSDAY. AUGUST 10
Teenage Dance, Monroe County
Beach Patio, 7:30 to 10:45
pm. Sponsored and Chap.
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs Myrt-
land Gates. Music by Coral
Isle Serenaders.
TUESDAY, AUGUST %
Regular Meeting, Sparkling
Waters Rebekah Lodge No.
IA, 7:30 P. M. at Knights OF
Pythias Hall.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 90
Fried chicken supper to be
held by Key West Guard OF
Honor for members and
guests, American l. gion
Home, Stock Island.
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 P. NJ, Of
ficers Club, FIT. Taylor. Pro-
gram to be announced later.
Antartic seas have more ice
bergs than the arctic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17

2 CHARMING gown of yellow cot
80 Nftn NiAsNle t0p and styled
- Ne shotlldtr She received .
hs.si oi lovely presents.
Attending the party were Mr..
a1tt Ma Almond Alymyda. Mr.,
end Mrs.. I. cruickshank. Mr.. and
Mrs. n b Shannahan. Mr. and
NJ Joseph W Sawyer. DIR. and
NJ Jose Garcia. Mr.. and Mrs. n,
y belyeu, Mr. and Mrs. c. Fletc-
hNf. ne Misses Joan pease, SAN
afa SHERMAN. Rose Marie Shan
nahan, Nancy Sterling. Emily
tiafeia. Donna Jean Belyeu, the
Aessfa William Roberts, Viii.
llem Warner. Bill Robinson, Buck
Sawyer. Cotten Jackson, Leslie
Cartwright and Joaquin Oliveros.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-17

safs FISHER. 30. Of $40 Truman
enue b. Robert A. Berger. q,
Waliamsport. PA. and Thelma
Iaan Nioran. -. Of Pittsburgh,
.p hs Herman r. Jackson, 40.
sn8 Emma Ruth Wheeler, 80,
tslh "a Jacksonville.
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CARO- ORDERS NEW
(Cont;n1ed From Page Onel

Continued From Page One)
ousy over the fact that the sailor
was with Mrs. Stack. Porter
said no robbery. had been COM
mitted. MIR. and Mrs. Stack both
denied the robbery angle OF
Jenkins.
William Carey, Harry Knight.
George G.. Parks, George w.
Solomon, William Knoll and Paul
Mesa, Jr., were the jurors who
could not reach a verdict.