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Evening star., 1949-01-23
SEE FLORIDA FOR ST
RETIREMENT HOMES
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

2-STORY. s-unit. det. brk. bldg Ex-
cellent rental location, in nearby
Va, mr.. new high school. all have
liv. rm.. dinette, kit, tile bath. 4
have . bedrms. and 4 have l bedrm.
Annual income: S5'24S; @ Price, SaG;- $40.
Realtors, MA. SS75. Ewes, GE. 26:7.
NEW 4O-UNIT garden apartment
good location in Maryland, about l
mile from D. c. line, on excellent
road Price 8 times rental, Box
new ,S-Mi APT. H'sii GROUP, rent over s55.ooo
to purchaser with cash. Phone day
s.FsM1ET !.Rsi E9' HOME, HeSa 1 apt. wa vacant,
other pays expenses, beautifully dec
9ssa 9ts Sd oni65 65wSER 81 Ioo oS soss ssi1 4oas
81 GARDEN APTS.
Centrally located in. Arlington, near
good transportation, close to every
thing. Priced less than times
rental Good income, For details
call Mr.. c. Louis Caputi.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
Phone FA. 2123. Realtors. 81
8-Family Flat-N.W. Section
Two adjoining modern buildings hav;
4 units Of 2 bedrooms each; central
hot-water heating system; approved
rem - better than $5,500 a year.
Price. S49.500. Phone Mr.. Peck.
SHANNON g. LUCTIS co.
1908 H st. NV. Ma: 2345. "a
ea1111c0c0 eoaIiNIN HUANFen
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PICTURE BOOK HOMl
CHOW LOVELY

And "its the very best value we have
seen anywhere in Virflinia. These
arc the remarks you hear from home
hunters. See this appealing and conV
brk. home yourself. There's a cen
ter-hall ent. large liv rm. with the
most attrac. fireplace and mantle
powder room. side screened porch
upstairs, 3 large bedrms. with bis
closets. There is just l of this type
available. Come by, you may oe
the lucky one. Price. Sls.5no Dl-
rections: Out Wilson blvd. pas
Glebe rd. TO Illinois st. and oper
sign.
S. WITHERS SMITH
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SUBURBAN sALe-viReIklA
DREAM HOME

rm and bath down; 2 twin-bed rms
and bath up: full bsmt; nicely equip
kit: most for S16,950 on the market
Should go GI. For details call
THE BRANT co.
Brant Bldg. 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
Na G.I Inl & or AY MON 90
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SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT
LOG CABIN, 3 rms, furn., l6 mi
water: S51 mo Fairfax 33S.W
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"YES-It MAY BE"
for YOU to consult us.
if you are considering selling your
real estate. Without obligation. OF
course.
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg. RElI66
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SOUND INVESTMENT
DAVY & MURPHY
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE

WV. Iva O4N SxxtSAc
IS compl. housekeeping apts. of /
and 2 rms; in peri. cond.; IS mod
ern tiled baths; down payment about
income of $500 covers all expenses
and monthly mortgage payments and
leaves lge. net cash return on
money invested. Call Mr.. Tarver
81; $3.50. with E. M. FRY, INC, WI
80 UNIT APT.
Beaut; Diet; BLDG, only 2. yrs. old tnot
fine loca Featured are bright, spa
cious apts. Of l and 2 bedrm. size
the best of equip: lge. lot with
ample @ parking area, etc; lncoms n,,
rents. almost S26.5O0 yearly; 4ce
long-term financing and priced to
sell. For complete details today
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 x st. NV. Realtors. Ex 1871
4-FAMILY APTS.
Bargain-5 sold. only l left of these
D.: c. location. Featured are ,lge
bright apts., screened concr. porches
storage and laundry rms. and the
best of equipment. This represents
the best value in this type of prop
we have offered for sale for Ions
time. and is priced at only $1s.95O
for immed. sale. For compl. details
and to inspect. call today from ! IA.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K St. NV. Realtors EX. 1911.
Mr.. CONN. AVE.
Guesthouse, 20 rms. compl. furn.;
conv. to downtown; $4,000 cash
will handle. easy terms on bal; in
come will pay for property and all
expenses and leave a lge. cash re
turn on money invested Call Mr.
Tarver, ST.. $500, with E. M. FRY,
INC, WI. 6740. -23
MILITARY ROAD, near Conn. ave
5-unit converted apts., each with
private bath: detached. on lot 105x-
$50. plus extra lot and 4 garages;
excellent income. Only $500
down. Call EX 2555.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
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16-IJNTT Apt

Near 4th and T ne Det. brick and
concrete bldg: priced at less than
T times annual income. H. G
SM1THY CO., ST. 5000; ewes, CHI
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NIO1d u. 0O4 Z y
-nnn nlI nX nSSn

OW. o'5'5.1. RtdIIoI, OA Voo.1.
Give the Riddles a Break
More than 10 acre, less than 8 blocks
from schools. shopping and transp.
New brick rambler; 3 twin-size bed
rms, extra large liv-din. rm.. fire-.
place, picture window, huge equipped
kit. breakfast nook; full bSmt.. car.
port: view beyond compare. Priced
for immed. sale.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy at Glebe rd OW. Q090.
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BEST BRICK BUY
S13,85O

Three-bedrm. brick Cape Cod, located
south of Alex, ideal for Ft. Belvoir
personnel: liv. rm. with fireplace,
dining rm. and lge. equipped kit.
$500 down. u block to transp.
Milton G. Smith, Real Estate
42l9 Wilson Blvd. oW. 200. -23
Open Sat. and Sun. ! to 5
Take look at this modern 4-bedrm.
home in excellent condition. May
be Just what you are locking for;
lear garage. lot 100xl35: . blkS.
from bus, schools and stores. Can
be bought with or without extra lot;
a good buy on good terms. To reach:
Turn south CT Wilson blvd. on Jack
elusive with
BUCKLEY & BUCKLEY
46l7 Lee Hwy. CHI. ALP, OK. 2466.
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND-SAlE

INDUSTRIAL GRoUND-sALE
$3.50 SO. FT., NV. sect. priced
under S1.25; soft. street frontage
Call Mr.. Fischer with DREYFUSS
BROS, MA. 05S2; ewes, WO. 3I90.
-25
BRENTWooD-9,176 50. #. on B. 8
50. IT. A. NJ ROTH, RE. 1880. "a
900 so. it. on B. & o.
R. R.; siding possible: water avail
able: 5Oc SO. IT. A. M. ROTH, RE.
SILVER eve spRING-op s,A R.;
all utilities; owner will sacrifice. Call
CITY REALTY. RE. O703. Res.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

6 ACRES Of highly desirable indus
trial property, with river frontage,
near Wash, D. c. Phone Alex
511s, OF write Box 365-R, Star. 23'
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, 26.O00 So.
ft on one floor. I9-ft ceiling, un-
limited floor load part in air-condi-
toned offices; 65-h;p p. boiler, heavy
duty electric service, Ain water
main. numerous l2-ft overhead en-
trance doors; apartment for resident
engineer: railroad spur in front OF
property: convenient location. For
details. call Mr.. Green or Mr. Talley,
H. L. RUST CO., 1901 18th st. n W,
MA SlpO "a
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coMMERcL GROUND WANTED
Will PURCHASE land or bldg. zoned
commercial. Call MR.. HAY. EA.
7761.
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AT QAINT FALLS CHURCH
Open today; Oak Haven. Comfort
Radiant heat. Beauty-Noble trees
large lot Health-Wide picture
windows. letting in oceans OF sum
light. Happiness-A 3-bedroom brick
rambler, no steps to climb, home
with every modern facility. Con-
venlence-Just of Fairfax dr.. blvd
to washington. Pride-Lovely neigh
bors and a home your friends will
praise. Only . left To inspect:
Drive out Lee hwy or No. Wash
ington blvo. to Falls Church al
Fairfax DIR. crossing right on Fair
fax DIR. to Meridian ave. or Great
Falls St, right to our signs.
hDTukHHNITT THDD
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CON. PROP. WANTED TO RENT
APPROX. 1000 SO. Fl. BLDG. wanted
for mech. design shop, industrial or
commercial, Rosslyn. Bethesda. Sill
Yer Spring. NV. WI 1929.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
1O-unit apartment house. direct from
owner; good, clean, two-story
semidetached building in Q nice
white neighborhood; all apartment.
are 2 rooms, kitchen and bath
rents are ridiculously low. I vii
sell for only $42.500. G. @. DUTY
1924 Vermont ave, National 44S2
or OrdTay 305a. -23
SOUND INVESTMENT
new semidet. 6-rm. modern brick
homes on lge. lots. facing park on
Anacostia ave. ne. These are sturdy
homes. expertly built by one of
the largest builders of low-price
quality residence in D. c.: gas &C
heat: porches of concrete and steel;
chain-link fenced back garden. Both
properties are now rented to re-
sponsible tenants at price yield
better than 1870 per annum. Fol
information and appt. to inspect
phone TR. 2S25: ewes. WA. G199
Ask for Mr.. Brock.
DAVY & MURPHY
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4-UN1T-$17,950
Mr.. Eastern High. Semidet brk
tenants pay all expenses; individual
heat. Best value in years. SAM
ROSEY AID 200 -03
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LOVELY & LIVABLE

IN III % IL
This prewar 3-bedroom brick home
in distinctive setting near Coun-
try Club North Arlington's best
residential area has a beautifully
Handicapped, large, fenced lot with
lovely trees and attractive garden.
Featuring spacious living room with
fireplace and French doors leading
to large screened living porch; CEN
ter entrance hall. cheerful dining
room. Kitchen, located on excep-
tionally large lot; only 5 minutes
to Pentagon. Shown today, . till
dark. 1O4O 8. Emerson st. Colum-
bia Forest. Directions: Drive out
Columbia pike beyond Bancroft
Apis. continue over bride and turn
left at next corner. then 2 blocks
to g. 18th st. and right 2 blocks
DICK BASSETT, CHI. 5O57
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inauguration Special
ON RJJS LINE

ON DUO LINZ
Five rooms and bath, 2-story brick
in N. Arl., corner lot; bus stop at
door; house in excel. cond; full
bsnlt. You cannot find another one
like this for S13.950, on easy terms.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
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IBUsINEss pRop.-RENr (con..

BUILDING containing approximately
for dry storage; will rent ali or
part. Apply CARRY ICE CREAM
CO.. 1887 D st. Sc.
927 G ST. NV, 2nd a.; approx
1000 So. IT. a rooms) WASH
INGTON REALTY, GE. 5000.
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WIFI, TRADE,

Will take your present home lot or
small investment property in as part
payment on this new 4-bedrm.. "a
Westmoreland St., East Fall Cn., mr..
intersection of Fairfax dr.. and Little
Falls rd. Brokers invited. Open
every day . to B. WEIMANN PROP
ERTIES, INC, CH. 6101, GE. 1904.
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SUBURBAN sALE-ylRGlNjA
1913 N. InpleWOOd st

Open / pm. till dark-An address
of distinction! Fine brand-new brk
home of bedrms. and 2l2 baths
l bedrm. or den and "a bath on 81
floor. Other features include %.
#. .liv. rm., banquet dining rm.
de luxe kit. rear screened porch
rec. rm. with fireplace; located or
lot 75x250 in AN area of custom.
built homes; superb const.: price
$35.00O, S,OO0-S20. 900 loan avail.
able To reach: Out Wash. blvd in
No. -Arl. to No. Inglewood St. right
on IneleWOOd st to No 1919
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y '.gTEaFFERSON az VILLAGE

A lovely brick Cape Cod, on large lot,
that has living room with fireplace,
dinette, equipped kitchen, > bedrooms
and bath down; plenty of space up
stairs for . additional rooms: det.
garage: 81 900 cash will handle.
CECTT, r IUPTON
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ENZOR REALTY 90.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB

BY owner. Artistic and individual
custom built brick bungalow in won
derful neigh; unusually beautiful
lot with rare trees, shrubs and
hedges: absolute privacy: 5 rms. and
bath on l floor: immaculate cond.
nage, m;gdo Deaatitul ats rm, opsealrs with o
and white bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; colored
tile f1agstone walks: 2-car garage.
SlA.H5n. CHI 1901 -J1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
Andy Palmer Has 5,O0O4
Weapons; Cameron
Started Wanlcrings
More Than 20 Years Ago

Andy Palmer, of Dearborn,
Mich, who collects guns and
weapons of all kinds, arrived
here this morning just ahead of
Smoky Cameron, veteran cow
puncher and former Arizona
mail rider.
Both men came to the Key
West Chamber of Commerce
where they were interviewed by
a reporter of The Citizen.
MY gun collection now num-
berS more than 5000 items which
now line the walls of The Mill
tary Inn at Dearborn" said
Palmer. What l am mainly down
here in Key West for is to seek
out old weapons that may line
the walls of some old homes and
other buildings.
If the guns have histories l
may be interested in acquiring
them. Guns have been my hobby
for more than two-Score years.
The collection l have gotten
together in that time is the
achievement of boyhood desire.
AS boy in southern Illinois,
longed for the time when | could
own one of my own. | hunted
with my grandfather and watch
ed the old gentleman knock down
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
Unemployment
Benefits Up
To S6,742,279

TALLAHASSEE, Feb. Ito
tai unemployment benefits in
l948 amounted to $6,742,279, an
increase over l947 of more than
100000. August led all other
months with a total of 1854, 008.
Chairman Barnes of the Flor
ida Industrial Commission says:
Although payments were great
er in 1913 than formerly, the
number of payments showed a
decrease; for instance, in 1910,
675,8O6 weekly payments were
made. totaling $6,353,l12I3,
whereas in 1948 our records show
that only 495,3 24 weeks of unem-
ployment were compensated. The
citrus workers and cigar employ
eeS continue to be the largest
filing claims for benefits. The
summer DAD of lay-offs in the
citrus industry and the short per-
iods of unemployment in the
Tampi. cigar industry seem to be
the leading factors in this di-
geSt."~
Compensation payments in
January 1912 were $685., 40l. an
increase of $122,761 over Janu-
airy a year ago. This is probably
due to tapering off of conStruc-
ton and tourist activities, and
general demand for services and
goods from these sources.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
Gard Parties
Called Off By
Commerce Body

The Friday evening card part
les sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce have been cancelled,
1t was announced today. The
parties, which were scheduled
for the entertainment of our win
ter visitors, haven't been as sue
cessful as was expected, so an
other function is being planned
to offer as substitution.
Although the weekly Cham
ber-sponsored Fun Mites" and
fishing trips have entertained
l,478 people SO far this winter,
the card parties were attended
by only a few more than fifty
people during the past four
weeks.
AS one tourist put it,, I'VE
could do little more than pIay
bridge every evening before we
left home because the weather
was getting so cool. Down in Key
West where the evenings are so
perfect, we would rather stay
outdoors"
Hotels, restaurants and firms
that are displaying Chamber pos
tiers listing what entertainment is
available for visitors, are asked
to cross the Friday card parties
off the list. When the substitu-
ton is announced, the public
will be advised.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
Legion To Work
Out Maine Rites
Plans Tomorrow

A regular meeting of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, American
Legion, will be held tomorrow
evening at the Legion Home, on
Stock Island.
The ritual team of the Key
West Guard of honor will con-
duct the ceremony of initiation.
The colors recently purchased
for the Honor Guard will be of
ficially dedicated at this meet
ing.
The American Cancer Society
will show sound film TO the
membership in attendance.
Details of the Maine Memorial
Observance will be announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
Max Marks Gets
Appointment
By Governor

Max Marks, formerly of Key
West, now a resident of Miami,
who has been appointed by Gov
ernor Fuller Warren as an in
spector for the State Hotel Com
mission, arrived in Key West yes
terdav to conduct a Today in
Spection of local ho:elS, motels,
rooming houses, apartments and
restaurants.
Marks played baseball in Key
West for six years. He pitched
for several teams, and had va
riety of deceptive ben6erS. Later
he played in the Southeastern
League and in the Georgia-Ala-
bama League.
In recent years he had been in
business in Miami. His territory
as Inspector comprises Dade and
Monroe counties. ......
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
Gives Program
In Fighting
....
my rae Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-More
employment. greater production
and increase of the country's
buying power are chief factors
in beating down depression in
the United States, the Secretary
Of Agriculture stated today.
The best way to attain those
ends, he added, is for congress
to follow the program outlined
by President Truman,
a blind policy of boom and
bust, he asserted, is the surest
way to bring on depression.
Unemployment is becoming
too general, he said, and efforts
should be made before it is too
late to curb that tendency, which
is evident throughout the United
States. Congressman should
consider we'll the report that
100000 men and women have
been thrown out of employment
since last December, and should
take active measures now to stop
any further unemployment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
GUN COLLECTOR,
OLD COWBOY HERE

wild turkeys with lead balls
from an old muzzlc loader.
Nearly all the guns have
are well-preserved and as ready
for use as they we're in olden
days. The collection contains
weapons used in every battle in
which the United States has par
ticipated, including World War
H."
Striding into the Chamber of
Commerce, then came short.
wiry Smoky Cameron. He came
down here to celebrate his 63rd
birthday anniversary, and he
might also go to Cuba.
Smoky started his wanderings
in June, 1927, just after his wife
and two children were trampled
to death in cattle stampede
near Nogales. Ariz., two days be-
fore his Ard anniversary.
Il sold all my property that
wouldn't fit into a shoulder pack
and started walking for Anchor
age. Alaska said Smoky. After
walking 1000 miles and a year
later reached my destination
without lift.
Then l decided to walk back
to the states from Anchorage.
On the return trip / accepted a
ride now and then. When | run
low on cash l do odd jobs-not
combining and not permanent.
don't know where I'm going to
wind up and I'm in no particular
hurry to get there"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
GuibvTe BE MIG
AT Chamber Fun
Night Wednesday

Guy Colby, popular square
dance caller on radios famous
WIS National Barn Dance pro
gram, will be master of ccremon-
les at the Chamber Of Commerce
Tourist Fun Night party WedneS-
day evening.
Beginning at 9p. m, Mr. Col
by will conduct a half hour class
of instruction for those who
aren't familiar with square dan
cling. From $3.50 to 1900 p, m.
the party will be in full swing
featuring the Virginia Reel, Two
Step, Polka, Schottisch and 9TH
er old time dances.
Music will be furnished by
Fred Henning and his orchestra
and refreshments will be served.
There will be no charge or ad-
mission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
Cardinal Sentenced To Life
Imprisonment In Hungary On
Treason Charge; Appeal Filed
But Higher Court Gan,
Becreasc Or Increase
Sentence; Called
9Travesty OF Justice

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Feb.8.
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty was
sentenced to prison for life today
by the judge of the peoples
court, before which he was tried
last week on a charge of treason.
When he was adjudged guilty
last Saturday, the prosecuting at
torney argued for the imposition
of a hard sentence which was
equivalent to death by hanging.
1t had been rumored that the
judge would be swayed by the
prosecuting attorney, and practi-,
cally everybody in court this
morning thought that the penalty
would be death.
Z But the judge, before reveal
ing his decision, declared that
the Cardinal had confessed and
that he had led life far away
from worldly ambitions. Because
of those reasons, the judge said
he was disposed to be "lenient."
A moment later he sentenced
the Cardinal to prison for life.
His six co-defendants received
varying penalties, one as low as
10 years in prison. That sentence
was imposed on the Duke de
ESterhazy, the defendant who
was reputed to be the richest
man in Hungary before the war.
The chief charge against him was
that he smuggled $4,000 out of
Hungary in a trunk with false
bottom. ,
Tin countries behind the Iron
Curtain, the sentence was hailed
as 'merciful." but elsewhere in
Europe, London reported, the
sentence was characterized as a
direct slap at the Roman Catho-
lie Church" and a 'travesty of
justice"l.
Counsel for the Cardinal filed
a motion fer repeal. II was .ex-.
planned that the higher court
either could reduce the sentence
or increase it to the death,
penalty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08
Sailor Found Guilty
OF Home Trespassingg
IIarrell Fined $25
And Costs FER
Entering Archer
Home December y

Murray NJ. lIarrell. sailor.
charged with trespassing in the
home of Charles T. Archer. 62l
Caroline street. was found guilty
nv a jury IN Criminal Court be-
fore Judge Thomas S. Caro- to-
day.
Judge Caro- sentenced the
young man TO pay fine of SIS
and costs for the misdemeanor, a
total Of S4565
Harrcll himself took the stand
and testified that he was looking
for his wife In the Archer home.
fIc said that when Deputy Sheriff
William Archer reached there he
fired one shot into the ground.
County Solicitor Allan B.
Cleare, Jr.. in statement to the
jury. lauded Deputy Archer's
firing into the ground. mo Of
ficer has a right TO shoot a man
committing a misdemeanor," said
Cleare.
The jury consisted of Edwin F.
Trevor, John w. Nelson, Uric
Gwynn, Charles L. Albury. Will
liam Duval and Stanley c. Key.
Three trials are scheduled to
be held in Criminal Court tomor-
row, one is 10 be held Thursday
and the remainder of the docket
Is 20 be disposed of on Friday.
Among the trials scheduled for
ionorrow Is one of Pedro Ace
vedo. who was arrested last No
vember for aSSaulting Mrs. Cruz
Vega. a Puerto Rican woman,
with a hammer Acevedo claimed
after he was arrested by city
police that the woman was a
witch and had placed spells on
him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-08

liz oIiCC uGpSiI tlIlcuL which,
last year received $50,247.21 will
this year receive $60,700, and the
Fire department will receive
$4,000 as compared with $67,-
006.9l last year.
The local radio station which
received specific payments of
Sl.2o0 in l947 and SLIGO in
ls4s is not listed this year. but
Instead a new account not pres
emit in l947 or ls48 of Advertis-
ing and Public Information has
been created and granted sz.-
200. Out of this amount will
come the payments 10 tke local
station. Not all of the $500 is
for the radio station. as other
payments are to be made from
this account. Just how much
the. station will receive is UP
to the discretion of the City
Commissioners and the City
Manager. sAe
One of the brighter features of
the budget is the solvent position
of the city. BY paying $13,672. in
l947 and $3,279.68 in 1913 the
City retired all of its general debt
obligations. The credit for these
payments totaling = more than
100000 extend back to the City
Councilmen and the succeeding
City Commissioners. Both the
CouncIlmen and their successors
have done nobly in retiring this
obligation.
The City had been forced to
go into debt by this amount of
100000 during the trying days
OF depression and years prior.
but as conditions got better the
City Fathers shouldered the |
burden and gradually reduce
the amount until it is now non
existent.
The honesty Of the city's tax
payers and its elected officials in |
this obligation through |
the years and retiring il when |
able to do so, is a credit to the |
community, and a strong talk |
ing point should the city ever !
need money from lenders in the /
years to come.
$4,000 is allotted in this years !,
budget for the development of |
Garrison Blight. This is the first |
wear that money has been re- !
leased for this needed develop |
nent on Roosevelt boulevard.
Though this years estimate ex- |
penditures total $653,550, and |
prior years have likewise been
large, the true picture of the
cIty's finances are not presented !
unless an explanation of the !
involved are made. /!
Many expenditures for ls4s |
as in past years have been for :
capital Improvements. All of
these have enriched Key West J
taxpayers. since the taxpayers
are the owners of the City. /