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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11
sei+ners Visit Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Seitner
of Flint, Mich, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jarvis Weiss, $3.50 N.
10th Ave-, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Herman, 2843 E. EARL DIR. Mrs.
Weiss and Mrs. Herman are daugh-
ters of the Seitners.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11

STEPHANIE MULTER Ca
bove), daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Herman D. Multer of 20
E. Ashland, was elected AZA
sweetheart at the Silver Anni-
versary Sweetheart Dance of
the Leo S. Berney chapter of
AZA Feb. 26 at Beth Ell Audi
torium. She was presented with
a Sweetheart pin and a gift.
Other candidates for the honor
were Arlene Henry and Betty
Bienenfeld. Marilyn Klein of
SO w. Portland and Morton
Berney of 1437 E. Edgemont.
son of the late Leo S. Berney,
were the winning couple in the
fox trot contest.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11

trict Convention to be held in Las
Vegas, New. A program celebrat-
ing Jewish music month was pre-
sented under the craftsmanship of
Cantor David Daro.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11
Bur Mifzvuh Is Held

A Bar Mitzvah was held March 4
at Temple Beth Israel for Morton
Klebe, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley G.. Klebe of 2O3O E. Diamond.
The boy attends Creighton School.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11
Delegates Appointed

Phoenix Lodge No. $50 of
B'nai Birth held it's regular meet
ing Tuesday, March 8. Delegates
were nominated to attend the Dis
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11
Adler in Phoenix

Irving Adler of Charleston, w.
Va, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Adler, at 81 w. Mcdowell
Rd.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
ueber oas Seien ihleh=
ter 5ettunoer

gs gibt leioer cine groBe InaaDl
&atbolifen, Sic li9 tein 8etpiiien bas
raus MAIDEN, a1f Idled}te 3ettlr,sen
gu abonnieren inoem lie fi6 genug
iittliden 8ebalt 5atrauen, I'M segen
oas 8ift gei6iitt 5ll iein. SsS1r oieler
Sinli6t gibt man iid illtbesreifli6en
SalrIhlmgen bin. Sbne ertite ge-
lbidtlihe, pbiloiopbii6e 11tS tbeolo-
glide Stiloien gen1a9t 5u baben, BIZ
oct man ii6 ein man tonne, neil man
leiren &atedismls bieaei6t Dor breis
big sSSabren ourdgema6t, ,run obne
S6aben oie perfangli6Iten Srus=
idliiiie, sic triigeriIhiten 8elpeile, bie
gei6idteIten gerleumolmgen leIen,
obne bapon oie geringlte 8irfl,ng 5l1
pcripiiren. Wtan trinft tdglt6 Gift,
unb 1peil man cine 1tarfe Hatur 5u
babell glaubt, 10 fiirhtet man bapor
fetnen S6aoen ul1o I6mei6elt Iith ba-
nit. ouB man nit oerielben geiItigen
Siderbeit pie friiber, allh iest iiber
oie idmierisIten Srasen urteilen ,per-
be. 0as lit elm GROCER SSsrrtllnt. Soren
mir tagtdglib 2ellte, oie mir oils quite
Gbrilten getannt, iaeen, baB iie oen
@lauben perloren baben2 ODER, tpern
es nod nift 10 melt NIT ibnen gefom-
men, perlpiiren lie nidt IN ibrem
@eiite 3lpeifel, 8eoenten, Mbnnbme
Ser 8abrbeit, mos lie ales porber
nibt tal1nten? 2eioer iilb oieie gei-
ipiele lebr 5ablreid, lurb nreiltens ba-
ben tie ibren ltriprlmg oorin, baB
man fortlpdbrello Sdle6tes lieIt, fort
mdbreno gnt1piirfe uno 8erlelrnbun.
gen bort, aber ME Die 8iberleguns.
Wtan made iiG alio iiber bieien @e.
genitano feine Sduldllngen.. 8ie bic
le Gbrilten bergiften ii6 tdglid oltrf)
oas, mas Tie lelen2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

/ oerbaren 9ltnen inr6 BIiiten iheint
lid Dor nns G,s3uoebnen, BEL 6eiien
Anblid man iib ari9t gern,gfam en-
gosen tann. @Iiidlidb nliA ole iene,
pel6e BON Sligeno ON elm g,ites Sc.
ben gefiibrt lrtl6 lire Ausbiloarng niht
beridlin1t baben! gs faarr ia ra1ber
nod Dieles gut gerlaht tperben. uno
es bot 1tn,de SeiIigen gegeben, 6ie
in ibrer Slgettb fein municipalities
2ebein 9efiibrt baben, mas es ibnen
aber gefoltet bot, nit Sii,t6e ooer
2uubeit 5i1 breden llitb tpnbre Die.
rer 8ottes 5u iperoen, obnen MIR
menige. 8el6 if,pere Sample meb-
rere groBe Seilieen 81, fiibren batten,
big 0ie iiinobaften Neiglnteen iiber.
tp,tnoen iparen, lit fnltrn su beIhrei-
ben; es lei MIR erirlnert on oen bl.
Sieronpnrlls, Sen FL. auglritirlls irno
Die bl. Wargoreta BON Gortona. Gin
|bl. alopiils unb elm bl. Startislalls
aber, Die lbon BON friibeiter &ntbbeit
an ieoe Siinoe iorefaltie aa nteiben
gefu6t batten, blieb BON ienen ihtpes
rer Seelenfdmpfen nerihont.
8ie i6on, tpe,rn Die ga15e DRIFT
lihe Sllseno ienen rG,eeln i'm Slei.
|id,e" gleid mare, ltrlo melher DRIFT.
lide Gr5ieber mohte niht ben anoer.
trauten ainoern Elm ie be,tetbensper-
tes Sos bereiten. SSn ser iosenannten
|guten alten 3eit baben Die 2elte ge-
|glaubt, nit 9ilfe elmer @iini6eIrute
fonnten tie perborsene S6dte emit
0eden. Sintemalen nltn fait EN- ie-
Der gerne i6nea reid geipeien tp1re,
iino Die @iinidelrrten elm geluhter
1,no fo1tborer Artifel geipeien, uno
bod tparen es tatid6Ii6 MIR 2eim=
rltten fitr abnatngsloie @inpel. Cine
ri6tige @iini6elrl,te bot aber Der
liebe 8ott ieoem gr5ieber, OILS Set
nem Stelloertreter, in bie Sanb ge-
geben, eben burd oie l1ebertrag,tng
0es Imtes. Sier it1,b iibero1,s foIt-
bare S6dbe 5u beben, Sitter fir
.3eit 1tno gtpisfeit, fir Die u1per-
trallten &inoer Iopobl als fir oie
eigene Eerlon. go bot bte sSueer1o-
5eit, als oie WorgenitlnrS (firs 2es
benz ni6t BLOB @oIo I'M Nnro, ion-
bern lit ei1,e @olbgrube bon inner
i6opfli6em Gei6tune.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
BIr Riualptt
GrsGblnng aus Spaniem. Bon
SenrD @ittmann

Dns 2a6en Deri9pano i1nen aus
ibre,n @eiiht. r@ns grrites2 Sole,
iage mild niht lang in Mngit! Sag
gleid, mas ilfs2"
n9luf R,tba iteben oie Dinge idlebt
Ser Mufitan0 sreift UNI iieb. unier
Seer ipebrt iib idbon lange uno inn
mer nod bergebens."
raber &uba - i6 tpeib ui1t -
mas ion Der &rieg uns beioen au for.
gen geben2"
n8iel, iebr piel. Die @eierpen iol.
len ,nnter Die 8affen gerufen tperoen.
SD gebore 6a3u."
r@ott!" = 9as Wt6bben bieIt i'm
@eben inne, ,tno ibr 8r1utigam
Iihnute in elm blei6es @eit6t. =
nNein, Sole, nein! Ou barfit nid1
geben! sic f0nnen, iie biirfen mir
Did nidt nebmen. SD itelle mid stpi.
Ilden Did ntto iie, ales n10sen fie
baben - Old nidt. Sd min nidt.
,Mein 2ieb! @loubit Oh, inn &rie.
Ige fragten iie nod 9rauten ober Miit.
tern2 SIM @riege brau6t man Wdit.
lner, Die 1,intnt man, no man lie fit'
Bet. 2iebe u1to Seiratspldne ipieler
feline &one babel"
.Ou biIt ber5los!" rief tie, unf
J 5tpei groBe Srdnen liefen iiber ibre
@angen.
| Sole ibaute nit Dem Musbrud tief.
iter &ubrltng in bas i6one @eithi
lleiner 8raut. OaB iie iim i'm tpeinte,
erfiillte i'm nit gntaiiden, feiter briif.
te er 0as liebe @eien in ieinen Mrm
il1tb iubte tie au troiten ibr Mui
1to Soffnung einaufloBen. go tpan'
oerten iie miteinanoer ber MbenSion.
ne entgegen Die Iib lo1giam berab.
Iienfte auf bie bon gleiBenoem @oIoe
iibergoiiene 2anoIdaft bon r0tliden
SelseeItein, 1peiten nit @initer be.
madienen Saloen uno oiinnen 8i,
nien1p1Ibhen.
Das Baar befano lt6 ouf einen
einiamen, boIperigen Selopeg, uni
ais ein idmerfdlliger, stpeirdoerigel
2aitfarren, BON feds bintereinanoer'
gebenben Multltieren ge5ogen, Dor
iibergedd5t tpar, blieb alles rings
um itil. unregelm1Bige &ornfelber
iippige, balbberrpilberte Mebpflan5un
gen tpebielten am @ege ab nit @ras'
pIdben iittb @eronitreden. :
.@ulalia," begann nod elmer fir
i l5eren Bauie Der Singing, bann itof
te er. Sait idien in Der beiligen Stil'
le itb 6as @ort ni6t berportDaser
| au molten, oas at iagen er ii9 an
gei6idt batte. Sein arrn Der Inn
| ibre &iiften lag, batte ii9 gelodert
10 oaB fie ltrtpiafiirlib ein ipeniges
bon ibm abriifte. sic i9aute linn ing
@eiidt, iparteno, tpas er ipobl iageu
m0dte, lno fob ieine Stirne beroii'
ltert. gs batte nibt ben Mnihein
lals fei's Die Gorge Inn Die n0glide
Erennung allein, Die iein @eiidt Der.
| finiterte, es mar, tpie tpenn iiber ei.
mem b1nflen 4benbbimmel ein bdB.
lib @eipenit iid erbebt, Die idmar5eu
Sliigel nusbreitenb iiber oie bonn 2ib1
berlaiienen @efiloe.
rBas mialt 9u iagen?" fragte iie
als tie lab, baB er ii6 nidt gum Ste
BEN beqi1ernen tpollte. Sn oielem Mus
genblid fiel fem Mrm bollen6s bor
ibr ub, uno neben ibr ging er eine
Weile nod, obne oas 8ort, bas el
moate, ai1s5ulpre4en.
~Wirlt 9u mir treu bleiben, tpenr
| ih nad Scuba 5ieben n1ltB?" iagte e,
enoli6, einen Stein auA Dem @egt
sSsSS.sS>S.SS.SSSS@
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

gs mar Dor ettpa fiinf3ig Sabren.
Mn benz 8ergfran5e, Der Barcelona,
Die @ogtigin Der ipanil6en Stabte,
iir19ibt, gi1tg Elm ilnger Wann nit
idnenen 5britten iiber eine Saloe
auf Ole biibide 8oritaot Gan @erba-
flo au. 2ebbafte Geoanfe,t idienen fei-
men @eiit 81, beihdftigen, benn er
ibaltte bebarrli6 Dor ii6 auf ben
Booen lln6 betpegte bie Sanbe in al
lerlei @eb1rben, tpie elmer, Der nit
einem liniihtbaren aameraben in bo-
len Streit geraten lit. gben bate er
Die ianft ariteiger1be Sobe iiberihrit-
ten, li1tb MN bob er BON lli1gefdbr
Den &opf uno blieb lteben. Mns Dem
gebrdlrnten @eiifte unter Der bIau-
en- Wiite, aus Der rebts unb Iinfs
5iDei fobIidpar5e 6aarbiiidel berDor.
quoIIen, fda,ten aipei groBe, bunfIe
Gugen iirner1b binab IN Die gbene.
Da Lag bas &duiermeer Der Staot
mit ben idneeipeiBen 9erraiien, iiber.
ragt bon BEN eigenartigen, tpie m1h-
tige @lose entporiteigenoen &irhtiir.
men, onrh5ogen bon itun6enlangen
aa1taniennneen. 8ont Bergfran5e iih
berabienfeno, berbihtet fth Ole Staot
Der Mitte 5lt mebr ut6 1nebr, ibr
2ebens5entrltn1 lit 6runten am So.
fen, no ouf bober @r5idiile oie Sta-
tue oes &olaurtbus rlab @elten ben.
tet, rah @eitinbien, emit Spaniens
Reihtltm lt,tb Stols, banlnls Spa-
nierts Sdineraensfino. Mebts oapon
erbebt iid Die einlame Selsfuppe nit
Dem Sort Wort judd, nus beiien
Sbarten Die &anonen ibre Mobre bin
ausftreden iiber Die gel61ftige Staoi
lrnb Die IN rubiger MaieitGt baliegen.
oe Bafierfldhe oes Nittelld1lbiiden
Meeres.
9as gan5e Bib tpar bonn bellen
2ihte Der SriibIingsionne iiberfIutet
10 farbenprdhtig ,ino 10 berrlidJ
fein @lttoer. baB Der iunge Man,
10 lanee ftarto lnto ihaute! 3tpar
NOR er fbon ltrtaGblige MaIe 6a oben
gegansen itn6 nid)t iteben gebIieben,
aber bente mar nibt elm Sag ,pie
ale Gage. &elite id)ien ibm 6as Bib
1h6ner, Diel idoner als ionit, lnb
oils er fib ipie6er gum @eben on.
Ibidte, ,pnr's tpie EN- Ianger Mb-
IdieosbIid, Der Die Seinatltaot nod
eitinnal ,imfaBte. Gin biBhen tiefer
nod bir,g iein &opf 6enn borbin, als
er tpeiteridritt, unb er 5ndte NIT 6en
abieln, als ipolle er iagen: Was
biIrs2 gs n1uB iein!
BaIb ta1ihten DOR linn sic flei.
men, eitrit0figen S1uslem bon San
@erpnfio nlif. Na9 einem Ser erIten,
oas iid ourb iein idnee,peiBes Siin9.
gepnn6 unb ialber benlalte Senlter-
frel5e Dor ben iibrigen ausaeidnete,
lenfte er Ieine Sdritte. Mls er nnter
ons ipeit offenitebe,uoe, sroBe Sor
trat, fam ibn Elm M16den entge.
gen, elm fraftig gebalites, nettes
Ding, oas IN ieinem einfahen brau,
men @ei6hen unb Dem ib1par5en Sci
oenfhir5den barii6er 10 anmutie
oreinibailte .pie ibr @aus.
D@nlaIia," iagte Der 8uride, vbaI1
Gu Elm 8iertelitiin66en 3eit 5u Ell.
mem Spa5iergang2"
Gin 8iertelitiinoden bIoB2" Ia9-
te iie i6elmiid. SD babe iogar atpei
nno mebr fir Did, 6enn nit einem
fonlmen mir ia ielten aus"
SD babe Dir ettpas grnltes NIT
5llteilen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

er tie Dor iid iteben, groB uno errrii
lut6 bitter, ltnb BON ibm bas @in5i.
ge for6ern, oas er belaB, iein 2eben.
limo er mar bereit, es bin5ugeben.
(Gortiekl,ng foIgt)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
Building Loans In Key
West OF Gulf Life Insurance
Go. Total Half Million

nancing the construction Of this
fine addition to Key West bust
ness enterprise.
Also outstanding in Gulf aCtiv
ties in 1913 were their assisting
in the financing of the construc
ton of the two new stores and
the addition to the Perez Bros
Bakery at White and Virginia
streets; the Charles l. Park build
ing at Truman avenue and Grin
nell streets; and the new Blnct
out restaurant owned and oper-
ated by Cello Diaz at 9l9 Simon
ton street.
Paul Il. Marks, of Miami, a for
mer Key Wester and formerly
counsel for the Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge District Commits
sion, during the construction of
the highway, is the attorney for
Gulf Life in the southeastern
Florida counties, and all legal
matters pertaining to loans are
handled by his office.
Applications and appraisals for
Gull loans arc prepared by J.
Otto Kirchheiner who is loan
correspondent in the Key West
Monre County area. MIR. Kirch-
helncr stated today that there
had been no lesSening of the in
Continued On Page SiXD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
Il. L. Frost
30 Days On
USS Roosevelt

LCDR Reuben l.. Frost, USNR,
Naval Reserve aerology officer
on 80 days active duty aboard the
USS Franklin D. Roosevelt,
met the ships aerology officer,
Lit. Francis M. Conroad of Buff
falo, New York. The Roosevelt is
an aircraft carrier in the striking
force of the Atlantic Fleet now
engaged in a Fleet Exercise in
the Caribbean Area.
LCDR Frost has had many
years experience in the Weather
Bureau and is now in charge of
the Weather Staten at Key West.
He served during the war as aer-
ology officer at Naval Air Sta
tions at Sitka, Alaska; Brunswick,
Maine; and Norfolk. LCDR Frost
is the husband of Mrs. Vira l..
Frost. He disembarked from the
Roosevelt on March q at Nor
folk when the Fleet exercise
were completed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
Two Streets
Here Named
After Planes
tsn-c,n, 10 Tn. css,z-s,

MIAMI, April 6.-Key West,
Monroe County and National
Airlines have pointly marked up
a first during this past week that
will once again bring nationwide
attention to Key West.
Douglas Blythe, Key West
manager for National Airlines,
states that the naming this week
of the two roads which turn off
Roosevelt Boulevard on each side
of East Martello Tower and lead
to the NAL terminal building
marks the first time that streets
have been named after any air
line.se.,-s....s. ........-..,........s.a..s, q
The caSterffrioss street his
been nanca "Buccaneer Road
after Nationals Famous Route of
the Buccaneers, and the western
most street is named National
Air Lane after the airline it
self.
!. While the naming of the streets
isssin no way official, the purpose
ilasgiving them names is primarily
to make it quite bit easier to
dive passengers and visitors more
comprehensive Instructions as to
Continued On Page Ski
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
Loans Figure In
Construction Recently
OF Several Outstanding
Buildings Locally

The Gulf Life Insurance Com
pany for the past two years has
been steadily increasing its activ-
tiles in Key West in the Mort
gage loan field and at the end of
l948 Gulf Life loans in the Key
West area had passed the half
million dollar mark
President E. l. Phillips and
Vice President S. Kendrick
Guernsey strongly believe that
Key West is a good and safe area
for their company to place loans
on carefully selected properties,
and that the future outlook for
Kew Vests expansion and
growth is lighter than. in any
period for a great many years
J. With the opening of FauSto's
Food Palace in the next few days.
Key West and its visitors will
have a modern food center in the
downtown area. that will be Il
credit to the community. Gull
Life is proud &c having taken an
active part in the assisting of fl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
Award Contract
For Lights At
Division School
R1 Wirephoto


Bids submitted last night to the
Monroe County Board of Public
Instruction for the electric wiring
at Division Street school were
found to be under the estimated
cost of the work.
A contract was voted to be
awarded the Southern Engineer
ing company for furnishing and
installing the lights at the school
at its low bid. of So, i43
Another contract was directed
to be awreicd Hunter Harden for
completing the wiring at Division
Street School at his low bid of
$3.50.
The estimated cost of the work
was $4,000, Horace O'Bryant, su-
perintendent of Public instruc-
ton, said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
Marshall Plan Bill May
Pass Senate Today, Floor
Leader Kenneth wherry Says

che DISCUSSION. pointed out that
Holland brushed aside Suggcs-
tlsns from the United States and
other nations in the Western
Hemisphere that Hollands troops
discontinue their warfare in In
doncSia.
Holland once had said that the
war against the lndonesianS had
coulc b. AN end. but three weeks
later attacks had been renewed
against native troops.
Many senator's are insisting
that Holland be left out of the
bloc of western European nations
mat will be benefited by the OPP
GRAFTON Of the Marshall Plan.
senator Tom Connolly of Tex
~ said he thought, as Senator
Whrrry did. that the measure
would pass the senate before the
end 0f today's session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
Feao VIII Win;
Many Lose When j
Pyramid CoH0pses

Key VESTS telephone wires
are hot.
The Pyramid Friendship
Club is sweeping the Island
City. Wherever a person
goes. that Individual is badg-
cred for a 81 membership.
Backers of the Pyramid
Clubs in the city tell all
would be-joiners that all that
all that can be lost is a 81
bill. That is true. but nothing
is said of the number of gull
lible individuals who will
lose the 81.
1t is possible to win S2.048 in
the Pyramid. A simple case
of mathematics would show
that if one individual could
win $2.048. then il would
follow that 2.o47 individuals
will lose 81 when the bubble
bursts.
The Pyramid craze will
end. if for no other reason
than that the population of
Key West is limited.
What will happen is simply
this. A few who joined the
chain club in the beginning
will have gathered in the
money. and the large ma
joritY of late-ioiners will
have gained experience.
Something for nothing.
mans eternal desire.
In the Pyramid arrange
ment. ii is a little different.
Plenty for a few. nothing for
many.
When the Pyramid craze
ends in Key West. the quota
iion, "A Sucker Is Born Ev.
cry Minute" will be repeat
ed many times.
s. ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ sSw ~,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
Property "A High
~shasl ~ lligh Srhoal
f.sm kmsi Ilomnlas-
sfhssl Io o. siuslied

Wana CuuHff h1ard % Pub.
M rnauurtiun iasg night directed
a. aifHhfN e. pFWeed "a vnce
mfh rl HN Whai rusild ~ done
aiH aousflna UKira property Al
ifIEI UtF "a haassa.
Anan "a Cirarr. jr. ne ssior.
r1f go. direginl o. report bacl,
e. fiIf nnafd ai rs nest regular
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
BOARD DIRECTS BUYING
ADDITIONAL LAND FOR
THREE SCHOOLS HERE

nccting on approximately the
amount Of money the boart
would have 20 pay for the neces-
sary property.
rae was directed - report on
how much the property on the
Fetronia street side of Douglass
School will cost, and on what
the property adjacent TO the Key
West High School and the High
School Gymnasium will cost.
II was decided by the board
that property alongside the
Douglass street school in Emma
street will not DC acquire AZ.
the present. There are six houses
in the plot and all are occupied
and the board took the position
that u would not disturb the fam
Ines Tor the present.
II was indicated that eventual
~ the Emma street properties
tContinucd On Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06

DIR. Parramore took office on,
Feb. /, 1887. His resignation was
due to ill health. George Allen
Warren of the State Board of
Health told the County Board
that DR. Parramore is a very i'll
man, and that he (Warren) hated
to lose him.
Parramore's letter of resig-
nation was a fine. sincere
friendly one that told of the
reason for the resignation and
reviewed the accomplishments
that had taken place in the
past IL years.
Parramore's letter read in part:
Il regret to inform you on ac-
count of illness, | am forced, in
order to live, to tender my resig-
nation as Director of the Monroe
County Health Department"
DR.. Peoples is a resident of La
Grange, Georgia, and received
his medical training from the
University of Georgia's Schools
in Athens, and Augusta.
w. N. Stevens, M. D., Wash
ington, D. c., also applied for the
position.
City OF Key West
Must Pay $500
The Board of County Commits
sioners voted unanimously to
make the city pay a $500 fee for
use of the county'S machines to
prepare assessment rolls, etc.
In years past the city had used
the county's facilities without
having to pay this charge.
CA county commissioner ex-
planned to a Citizen reporter
after the meeting that the fee
was not excessive at all. The
commissioner said that the work
70 be done for the city required
extra labor and also that the
county'S investment in machinery
of $4,000 and huge maintenance
costs had to be considered
City Manager Ralph Spald-
ing had requested the use of
the countY's facilities in a
letter TO the Board of County
Commissioners. After hearing
the vote of SO requiring the.
$500 fee. a newspaperman ask
ed the City Manager if this fee
was the usual practice. City
Manager Spalding replied: mo.
unusual" The City Manager
was not smiling and though he
did not address the board. it
was obvious that he did not
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hFation was purpoSely made inn
prrsNivc b show the people of
Germany that the American
Army win not let them down.
C0sfntlcss thousands of Germans
Justify chccred the soldiers as
they paraded. with tanks and full
N equipped. while American
planes rosred overhead.
tArmy Day was observed at the
Amcricar embassy in Moscow,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-06
DR.. William Peoples
Named Health Dept.
Head By Commission
County To Make City Pay $500 For
Tax Services; Manager SpaIding
Not Pleased With VOie

William J. Peoples Nd appointed director
County Health Depa-tment the
nights regular meeting the courthouse
Peoples replaces Paraorc after
~ years head of the department .z.,4
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Eisenhower 10
Receive NeWsmen
Tomorrow AM.

General Dwight Eisenhower
viii receive members of the local
press at a conference at 1915 to-
morrow, it was announced by the
Key West Naval Base today.
No photographs will be admit
ted to the conference, it was an
nounced. The general is sensitive
about his appearance which
while he has not fully recovered
from his recent illness, is some
what better than it was when
first he came to the Key West
Naval Station for his health.