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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12

HELLO, FOLKS - Spring is
surely mere. Police reported
10000 cars parked at Revere
Beach last Sunday with many
people walking in the sands and
thousands strolling on the
boulevard. The water is still
a bit too cold for that dip.
The famed Globe Trotters of
Harlem, the clown princes of
basketball, paid a second visit
TO Worcester Wednesday eve
ming at the Auditorium where
they opposed the House Of
David. Jesse Ownes, olympic
and world track record holder,
was master Of ceremonies.
Mr.. John S. Laws was a speak
er last Sunday afternoon at the
Citizens Plan E Association
headquarters where he adj
dressed the Public Affairs COM
mittee OF the ASsyrian-Ameri-
can Independent Club. Mr..
Laws, one Of our school teach
ers and secretary of the Wor-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12
Celebrates Her
90th Birthday

PROVIDENCE, R.I-Friday Feb.
rs was a gold star day in the life
of Mrs Harriet AL. Jones, 297
Thayer st. 1t was her Goth birth
day.
From early afternoon until
midnight relatives and friends
called to felicitate her. There
were numerous card and geetings
by mail and telegraph. Floral tri-
butes were many and beautiful.
Mrs Jones, gowned in lovely
robin-egg blue, trimmed with
white crystal beads, graciously
received her guests. Joe E. Brown
of Providence entertained with
piano selections and Mrs N. Jeter
Windfort OF Newport gave dra-
matte readings. All joined hearth
ly in the singing Of Happy
Birthday to YOU" Delicious
refreshments were served by Mrs
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12

W - - Y
The following recipes have been
chosen for Lenten meals but they
win prove Just as excellent after
Lent as they are "Exoel-LENT'
during Lent's forty days.
crsamsd Tuna and Mushrooms
with Rice
III cups (b1a-ounce psekagel
pre-cooled rice
Il teaspoon salt
IN cups. water
1 can III ouness) condensed
mushroom soup
1 can q ounces) tuna, drained
Il cup milk
Combine rice, salt, and water in
saucepan. Bring to q full rolling
boil. Remove from heat. cover,
and let stand 10 minutes.
Heat soup IN saucepan over low
heat, stirring constantly. Add tuna
and milk; continue to cook until
thoroughly heated. Place hot rics
on platter. Cover with tuna mixture
and serve at once. Makes
servings.
Plquant creaued Tuna: Us
above recipe, reducing milk to
tablespoons. Add / package
ounces} snappy cheese, a dash q
pepper, and "A teaspoon prepare
mustard with the milk. Continue I
cook until cheese is melted.
psep-Dlsh Apple Taplcea
3 cups hot water
to 2 tablespoons lemon Juice
az cups sliced tart apples
1s cup quick-cooking fapioca
/ cup brown sugay, firmly paeke
teaspoon salt
Ateaspoon mace
8 tablespoons butter
Add water and lemon Juice Z
apples in creased 2-quart bakin
dish. Bake covered, In moderat
oven (37b' r. Is minutes. or unit
apples are partially cooked. Adj
remaining ingredients, mixing thor
oughly. Continue baking, uncover
ed. 80 minutes. stirring well afte
s minutes, then every 10 minutes
and again when removing from
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12
CAMBRIDGE

ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. B. A. Galloway, DID,, pastor
Last Sunday was truly a big
day in st. Paul. The morning
service was spanked by another
of the pastors dynamic sermons
supplemented by unusually good
singing by the combined Senior
and Junior Choirs, and ending
With a spiritual and impressive
communion service. In the az
ternoon, the Senior and Junior
Choirs again showed evidences
Of the direction Of Ernest O'Ban-
youn; the Temple singers, in
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12

BARCLAY
oven. Serve warm with Butter
scotch Hard Sauce or whipped
cream. Makes 8 servings.
Banana Rennet Desserts
2 small bananas
i rennet tablet
! tablespoon cold water
Dash Of salt
tablespoons sugar
u teaspoon grated lemon rind
2 cups milk mot canned)
Orange marmalade sauce
Set out 4 or 5 individual desHeFt
glasses. Cut / banana into small
cubes and divide among the dessert
glasses. Dissolve rennet tablet by
crushing in cold water. Add sugar.
salt and grated lemon rind to milk.
| Warm slowly, stirring coHstantTy.
Test q drop on inside Of wrist fire.
quently. When COMFORTABLY
| WARN, (110s FL not hot, remove
at once from heat. Add dissolved
lrennet tablet and stir quickly for o
J fem seconds only Pour at once,
tHAftC SttH ttHhtns Auto NccncAA
glasses. Do not move until set
! about 10 minutes. Then chill. Just
J before serving chilled rennet des'
J serts, top with fresh slices Of the
I remaining banana and with Orange
d marmalsde sauce.
0 Orange Marmalade Sauce: Com
bine X cup orange marmalade witt
tablespoons cold water or cream
Blend well.
Blue Bonnet Sandwiches
The children will cheer II 20
let them make open face sand
Q witches when stormy weather keep
them indoors all afternoon. They'll
enjoy using cookie cutters to Civ
the bread slices interesting shapes
0 Then spread each cutout with BLU
Bonnet margarine for country-swes
. favor. This margarine rates top
because 1t gives all three flavor
nutrition, econom-e-e, so It deserves
: cheers from mother, too. For extrs
: fun provide brown sugar or jelI,
as a festive topping. Don't vast,
the bread scraps; they'll be m.
for bread pudding later on.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12

spired with several numbers, d.
rected by Lottie Strother and ac-
.companied by Mavis Bailey;
Charles Bourne gave a selection
with his trombone; Olive Ed
wards rendered a number all
to show the healthy condition
of the Church to Bishop D.
Ward Nichols, who was making
his official visit, and who
preached a masterful sermon.
The Bishop was lavish in his
praise of conditions as he found
them, but said it was no more
than he expected from the pas
crate of Rev. Galloway.
MASS. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
LRev. A. Roger Williams, PastorL
10:45 AN. Sermon by Pastor
1890 PM. Church School-3:30
PM. Musical Tea by DeaconS and
Deaconesses 7:30 PM. Gospel
Chorus will sing-Prayer service
every Friday evening at eight
The trustees are presenting 'Har-
vest Of Stars" Thursday evening
March "a. Among the artists are
Mrs. Dorothy Gatherwright, Miss
Marion McCree, Alvin Carter
NdissRuth B. Plenty, and others
Tickets may be purchased from
Miss Thelma Hall. The Mission.
aries will have a Pew Rally or
Sunday afternoon. March ~, Rev
A. ]. Spratley of Concord Bap
list Church, speaker. The Ebene.
ger Young Peoples Gospel Chorus
will sing. Mrs. sally Perry is pres
ident. A large congregation heard
the pastors sermon, Roman Bnt
Not Catholic" Mr.. Charles Cook
was soloist.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12

Mrs. Bera Carney, has been
conducting a childrens' radio
program from a Boston station.
The Daffodil Club will present
a dance, March Is, next Friday
night at the Community Center.
It's going to be a big night with
a door prize and the seasons
first local floor show, which will
begin at II PM. The Dukes
Club presented a successful
benefit dance last Friday night
and had a big crowd in honor
of one of the Dukes most popu-
lar members. The Shiloh Bap-
fist Board of Trustees will pre-
sent in Concert, Sunday, March
n, at 3 o'clock, The Three Stars
of Art, featuring DR.. william A.
Rhodes, pianist and composer,
Amy Roberts, soprano, and Bet
tie Castelle, reader, with tickets
now on sale. Get yours early.
The w. Medford Junior Matrons
are planning dance and their
annual Fashion Show for April.
Regimental Day in honor of the
272nd Field Artillery, successor
to the 372nd, was held Wednes-
day night of this week at the
Armory with several Medford
officers and men participating
in the event. The Lend-A-Hand
Club is quietly preparing for its
annual blue ribbon musical pro-
gram next May. It is urged here
that all organizations planning
programs or having news Of in
tereSt should contact the re-
porter by mail or phone by Sun
days. The Twilight Gospel Choir
us Of Cambridge, Mr.. Harris, di-
rector, will be presented at
Shiloh, Sunday, March 20, at
T;30 PM. and it looks like an
other big night of Gospel sing
ing. This program is for the
benefit of the church picnic fund
and the program chairman is
Mrs. Martha Booker. Keep this
date in mind. Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Gaines are the proud
parents of a baby daughter, born
this week at Maiden Hospital.
The Community Center activi-
ties continue to increase with
the coming of spring. On Sun
day, March 20, there will be a
Nursery Tea in the afternoon for
all parents and friends of the
Center Nursery School and spon-
seed by the Nursery committee,
Mrs. Barbara Anderson In
charge. This program is free
of admission and is for the pur-
pose OF planning to aid the new
school. 1t is well to note here
that the Center program is in
the early afternoon and the
Church program Is at 1880 PM.
so that they will not conflict
Another example of Church
Center cooperation. The Center
Teenage Girls Sewing Glass con
tinues on Wednesdays from rs
PM, under Mrs. Kountze. Anc
a knitting and crocheting class
for adults began this week and
will continue Mondays from TO
PM, under Mrs. Pollard. Two
previous classes are being re-
sumed. They are the cooking
class at 2:30 Friday afternoons,
and the arts and crafts class for
boys and girls at $3.50 Friday
afternoons for youngsters under
IL yrs. Thanks for all who sent
in news this week and here's
wishing all those on the sick
list a speedy recovery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
IIeslslas Condition
Ilespits Interest Ansl
Principal "a, ussnts
OF a2S.tanl Im Imssw

The citv bad rash halauls =
tITg s8i sa al ~ June aa. Ca.afasa
q Rutsft fnsnss dsterta. ~
Key Wee stsnrsra fsetaF e. tffF
Manage Ralpi y spalding
Th healthy balanr laas
.rsf tlYs r,iy bad pasa auf So
Upo bg paymsui a uisfssi snf
plfu. pai et ths n.un.espal ts.a.iea
nfehfeinf
Thsnr aas = ssh halaHfr
$3.50 ssB an = ns Rnffplrfs isf
uauth amHlntet ta SO fHt a
ntr funf tfsHsfsf auralHfri ts
81 fa .a fha8 fhf total suHaaft 81
fhs baIsu* ns f4aft&&
Tftfs 49,. fafaI ft htf .eu.fr'.
a. sgsstn 81. that hft
bsIar.t =. ~ Ianf aa 81 $50 90
Int ..tt tassHkf1 trfa ei.f.f
siIst rth sn fa S. ff
s.s sr nHta.f f 81 SEES
tn. . sIlsttt-l in 1uus stH
IT,. tEs. s tss rnr &it&
Iunf Iass q. taal af ttft4
.a.f Hvsrfh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
More British
Dockworkers
Go On Strike
Resent tsosernnlents
Ising SOLDIERS and
Sailors 10 Unload
ships In London

LONDON. July I2-Tr0ubir IN
the dockwoFkeFs' strike ~ Crest
Britsins port4 broke DOT airesh
to-day
A. q result Of king George's DE-
Claring = state Il emergency yes-
terday. $40 soldiers and sailors
went Ca work today 81 uniosd
some 81 the ~ ships that had
been lying IDLE ~ variosis porss
IN Great Britain The work wss
confined o. London. however
When the sailors and soldiers
trgan o. work. 2.7O0 dockwoFkers
rs = demonstration III their re-
sentiment. Joined the 10000 men
noW on strike
The strikers now are demand
inE relief from high taxes and DE-
Creasez IN the prices i0F clothes
and foodsiufis.
The government announced
that more soldiers and sailors will
BE- pot % work unloading ships
should the strike continue
SIR Stafford Grips stated that
the strike Is intenslfyinE the al
ready acute economic condition
IN Great Britain.
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Z asnnsi--ion May DE.
srva-r. lsut Net la
rrem=r Amomnt tiNrsl
lm LEGISLATIVE lluslE~t

Aetnn af tae rsaintY bgadErt
e. fa8s n uIil Hmie beipfe thr
mmma tmEhf &c ere Mourr
Nmnfs Cnmrisalun. q Wss an
asafsf talaR
E hF8Het alt.ptrt tentative
Is tasf Tiirafat niEht can b. dc
srra ffm tie auuunis hNed
81 ts trnfatvv measure bat can
go nfrs thr ststc lau - in
sfH
~ trnfatItr btidEet pruvidrs
g. te fnrsuiifurr ~ $50 uo in
Nm general rreruafr fund kkall
- u hnf asrI fHieiturr fufti
So Mm n t8lf ffs.aa itIrd srrutint
e. lN8 fH ttr patweni ui iuif
ref fanf naI and cKlHusfa ~
tF tuntt ttrafh So is0 q" ii1e
E1s il,nu.tal and uniin
nHf aun 50 silsn ol so oan iH
go fwuat
Nff aiH pfutrlra go the
Nmsrn8 af 81 fm f.a fhe rrpaif ~
NesHf fss4irsafd smd 90 ~
e. nn ruafft seem ni Culurrd
NHfs ttamf n ffaHfu1iss lanf
un nunff rsssd iund hss irfn
fHf fa nrxt Yeaf lnlludral
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
key Wesi-IIavana
Air Travel Now
Increasing

Passenger travel between ia
vana and Key West has increased
during the past few weeks. Doug
las Blythe. Manager foT National
AiFiines. In KEY West. said to-
DAY
Mr. Blythe said. our Cuban
neiehboFs obviously like bargains
- w'ell ~ wc d.. These people
using our service wa Miami b.
Key West are apparently folks
who would normally have visited
0ug upstate sister city and then
return directly 10 Cuba Instead
they are INV beginning 60 rome
Un down 90 Key West a. visit and
shop
Most II these Passenger Cufn
INC this Way travel in groups ui
THREE and more and Wc have had
= number - paFtics ~ FIVE and
sx MANY times they arrive with
little 90 no baggage and usually
leave wtih sFmsfli 81 purchase
made here
4 further attribute good pei
ceutsRe q the incresse tn Ha
vsna Kew West travel % tine -
cent good will tour n the Kew
West Chamber a Comerre Mayor
Adams and other leading ci,ifens
believe that We can expect many
more visitors from tho Pearl II
the Antilles throughout 'he hai
CONTINUED on Page SiD
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AMERlt ANN
NATIONALS

Esr Ralph rpsiifua H
ilIl refusing go p,t W .rI.s.'
if"m uun p.s 500 a'inrH
The Manage asa 0sfsf i..f f.t
eats ws. pitkuur up itt .#'...
lrm both dcur.rHuf $500
delinquent
SualflrA Ht COOS
turiad ami .r fIH trI.I .f ..H.
s htunC hie tcwuef
Yesrs 90 strict Nat Hu
n high command. Hs $4,000
Spaldlng cumplcte osuif HH
his actions and statement essen
when hIs antagonist nat. 4lf.
toned ham quite severely p 49,
chamber
Bat somehow Rolprff o.
have gotten ms "danacf ur ar
the CITY Manager is not rnilIHI r
RS relationships with co., .4f
spoken Roberts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
Three Officers
Arrive Az Boca
Chica Field

Lieutenant Commander VII
liam y Lemos. Lieutenant Com
mander Eugene n Hanson, and
Lieutenant Lassfence Y upsnu
recently reported o. Anti Sub
marine Development Squadron
ONE tVX-D. BoCa Chica Field
Goa duty.
LCDk Lcmos aas graduated
from the L s Naval Academy.
Annapolis. Md. IN February 1871.
Prior 20 reporting for duty with
Vx-i. he attended the Masss-
chusctts Institute ~ Technology
LCDR Hanson. = graduate oi
Burlington. Iowa. Junior College
in Jane laA0. reCrived ma gun
mission a. an ensign IN Decem
bcf 1871 ~ Naval Ar Station.
Mann. PRIOR 20 his current duty
assignment hc completed the IN
stiuctiun course az Naval SChuoi
General Linel Newport. u /
LCDR Hanson who has served ~
months 81 overseas duty. Includ
ma the entire year ~ 1872 with
Torpedo squadron EIGHT ~ the
Pacific srcs. has been awarded
tWu Navy Crusscs
Il Upton attended Northeast
ctn Hrslncss CuiieEe Sterling
Colo. belurC entering tire Navy
in September. 1895 lie renewed
has commission a. an ensign in
july. ias3. ~ Naval ar station
Jacksonville Attached o. servlre
/ Test DIVISION PsiuxCut River.
: Nj pfiot o. reporting 81 NN !.
I hr served 70. 0rdinaurc officer
shop .tufs officer safety "iiieer
[ and survey ufiirCI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
IA AMERICAN NEWSMEN LOSE LIVES
Pensions Paid
I'm Florida Al
AII-T'imc High

Tublic sssistsnre p.yussn, iu
Flasda reached an al time high.
both ~ numler and s.noints.
during Iune. scruf,iing &" 'i'e
Rev Jane n MscCunnell. WIN
,s chairman ~ the Distract No 10
Welfare Busrd-
During the rnnnih. state war
rants vent 81 90.9s2 rvciplen,s 10
aid l21Ta6 rndiyldusls There
were "a 946 recipients ~ old ace
assistance. 3.09s blind. and 22.Jf2
dependent children families EN-
bractng safes children They 80
oeived . total Il SJ.6T7.st2 -
which s2.3f3.724 was Federal
funds
June was the first month since
the start ~ tie pusllc assistance
program IN Florida in 1877 that
the numher Il applicants has pas
sed the 81. 600 marx.
The rate ~ increase ~ june
was about the same a. q has been
the past several months. Rev
MacCnnnell said
In Monroe County. szs aged
pcrsuns Tcreived ST 5000. -
blind persons. s2.638.O0. and l60
dependent children families rep
TcscutinE sac children received
s67t150
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
Truman May Step
In To Try To
Stop Steel Strike

WASHINGTON. July IA
Charles Ross. President Humans
prcss secretary. ssid today that
the President Is considering TAX
ms sction 81 Try 90 stop TIE
Threatened strike ~ soa.0aa steel
workers
ASKED what she PEessasesa Ia
tended - d.. Ross aid that be-
had not been informed ~ TIE NJ
tuTe of thu action
CIO leaders sald that cunfer-
ences beiween them and 4 y
Steel Cofporatiuna Fepresenia
tives he'd cnded ia = deadiuCk
Wages and pensions. over
which the compensation and Go
disagree. are the Csuses uf thF
threatened strike
Company officials declared that
CONTINUED On Page SAL
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;iTY NAY BORROW $500 900 FOR IMPROVEMENTS

month fnr ths first FIVE sea So
: month Gee thc neat five traf.
and slU0 muuihly fpt the la.' ?
FgsTe
Cpmtm .sioner Juhu IaTis,nFll
presented ths fsffs GO thf fau
mission Gee shear ierslun TfF
matter Wa, referred g. thf r.it
manager fur ms refumWrndattur
To Held Miami 10 KsY West Rscs
The longest marathon rsce Hf
4. tspe vIll 10 teid shoftlv iruHH
Miami e. Key Wesi when cruisst
bnats elil compete
Fifteen busts s.i entef tff
fsrc. earh mannef bF e. captain
and mechanic TIE finnish hrr
vii b. ~ ihf ruunts hsarh Thee
boat. competing 20 toe rare can
register speeds g 50 miles an
hour
The race will Hs held sn q @ai
urfat and ffr fullowtng aav e
special exhibition will b. elten
the res acnts nf kst West a. enc
fifteen buats snuN their speed in
e special race Saturday night tnc
American Legion ana Elk& Clun
viii honor the boatinR enthusiasts
with . buffet supper
The date % the race vas not
Continued On Page ThEeel
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Seek Key Property
For Fruits, Plants
Out Of Frost Area
I pgmF 49, Land.
~mmNlss - ManRo
A.Fwwrrs Aias iea-T
tissl amis n gsmrslsns

Asses n SASH g. zfow fruits
m nms aaaf frum uillrr
uash - Fhsals aisrr growers
ramtamfia hasr ta Euafd their
f aaana ifmf Is bung
nhs - n.anF psnatecsive dr
ssas shma tis Flashis Keys.
"a mm lssn-8 thn maorutng a
CnB uaH
tmaF Vas A en Claude
fHffa a1 irslaf thsi plun
an#ms Hfsmef 81 usanHasa. who
uaEe stse sfussua Homestead
M fl ~ ula aH ilg mainland
aaaNf'f safsraaataoss yesterday re-
NaanN severed aHea on thr Up.
So 49,
NN man whnn can't namle.
H@m t.N mamfHf ia haaF frum a. %
a. MHra an ehirh - prsposes o.
NeHi aMnNe aaad Ganriulin
~ Nssf him tie ~ atiun ~ sev-
N@ fsH snl flr owmcfa ~ them
al h@t8 81 usnaah lhe Keys mas
a. m 90 af.afhrr 6eFninpmemi.
Nta man ESD Dr. was Interest
m emv uFureFfN below the
naf hff TIE Florida KEYS
~ mNNNF NKfN tnmENd any
f Hs tas mssn maav - shle -
@ealaa tai nifN n1anNo grove
mallHa that 80 iaat niHht s.
aaf1na 81 sos Cts Commission
m A Manef uf Tellevast
mHas nFupuEal o. lease
fa rffa nia hutanlcal gafdens
a.m MsmA ialamd un whlch be- pro
$3.50 Is reese uiantH
N sa hF was nuina iu
aa asmaf tgo oa9 fuf the plant
@ aaid ciean up me old
nmsaana lama ln dssuae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEADS NATIONALS
AT END OF SIXTH
"a wmspl,olo


BROOkLlN. JHly 1.-The 10th All star game
between American League and the National League
half Of the sixth.
The Americans -rorrd four i'm the fir-I. With.
ont earned run. The Nationals bark Ia the
first With Two. scored in the Second aud
in the third. Ia the fourth the Americans into
the head when they scored iWirr
The game cNrIling throughout. PiIrheTs
marrhed Io the mound. and hitting fire.. N the
end of the -iNIh the Americans hal hit safely eight
tinsc-.
DillinErr. running fer hell of Detroit. scored
in the sixth
In the last of the sixth a hra,s rain that had becn
threatening all ia, 80 Brookl,n rcall d"~n hard
The umpire. stopped ihr temporarily, bat II ~as
re-unsed 4 , minute later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12

TIE anlinsf 49, rsuNts in e
terrific fmlmsinFn aFpa eFaaAsea In
g. tie les8Ee - . usa.amtatn wt.aaa
maneuvsi rs e. lauf lHFe
slxtesn Amsg1ah nEW fa
vrerr un tee plase aEsa tea eaaR
81 ffmn wFerk sta msmsH lnH2s
res Wllhan Aaattiseaa "a 6an
Frauglacu. anr ~ taae tee tH8
that tlar pilst sxs.le1atls tsasasait
he wma eleaF "a ttgk mHAzFsaalH
wheu. wthDs1i wAfnln8 ttN
plane rosea hesa on lnfa tie
ledge
OF sha - uilssfs kllasa le 49,
crewmen mmd - wegN Ksa@a
gers
TIE mlfhueF IS go hss waF
gwan laws AN fsasA4mmam a. 49,
lard Mtrheil sala fhaf . msanaa
onneaponsieni fefusnf o. maAH
ere trio 90 see plane $50 sssss sas.
icared 4 had tseen salNstaNea So
maVe tlle hGh temslam hsfmefn
tlsn tniufaxstans and thf lAai. q
aoNeFumemt a. her reasun 80 ~
llrvinN ttaa ulafan hma tMNm t#s
psgssa Wtth ~ ifsiuaealan Fssaaisls-
Cmns
HomNNer Attheii santr8 tingr
bad lnssn ~ rFifieute a. h8ts.iaaH
durim9 ihe tgp TIE arstFwftfas
(Cuntimaed On f'sNr Fuafl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
CITY HAS CASH BALANCE
OF Sl77.49l LAST MONTH
Egypt Plans
Exports

CAIRO Egypt wtli -
port ~ COO tons a rice and %
600 hsles Il long staple cotton -
India under trade agreement
sagned between thr tao CuuutF V.
RECENTLY IN eKChsnge indie is -
supplv Egypi wish Iuts ami s'esl
Il similar value
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12

Commissioner Pred , DION Bal.
recommended the rntinE ui ~
vrf ami ,rsVs4lcrf hill annual
Iv Thl. NHrn CuHirnded wulid
insure "a mmc arguu ste billing
sni result n : ssviuE 90 thr rtt
Of si,uut 81 uFD yrsri, tu rieussl
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7-FOOt Alligator
l. House Pet

BUDAPEST Hungary ZAP
Dugs and either common domestic
animals 10 Hungary take . tax
fCnntinued On Page sad
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missioner Joe Allen. Bu lne
man Cecil Csfhuuell Nj Ralph
Spslding and Robert Gsrdeuef
hsd protested Us enactment
The planning commission silI
uoa submit another ares iur w.
a a. designation fnr approval 90
che planning bnard TIE new area
viii exrludc property n tine ~
unity 81 the Casa Marina and
other areas that werr contested
Wants to Lease City Property
Jaw Alhgoot busine-. man 90
49, West has proposed tre lees
nE ~ the old WsRnef property -
the foot uf Simnntun street The
property measures l2j ~ Zno
Albguud proposes g. spend
from Sis0no Ca so COZ un .
building 80 by 80 and u marine
teal Ways
The lessce would offer So q
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Tho rtf wuuld ulgirr f. us
nusi san 1851 in tulsrt. tsN "a. 81,
JurtF
The Slfn um .n tnnds NuIl os
revenue one. and the bnndfu.i
CTS auuid have g. get payment
from TIRE tobacco tax scgouut amt
MT from the acneral rcvcnu
tuud
Cummlsiunrg Louis Carboneli
wanted immediate aCtiun en t8e
proposition especially since the
revenue bands would not have 6.
oc voted ga 0y thc pcuple % kes
West
Carbonell estimated that the
principal and interest would be-
paid n ter wears
MaY BAN citiHens FER Sever
And scavanger CHARGES Annually
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30 Others Meet Death In Crash
OF Royal Dutch AirIiner
Near Bombay, India

Pi.ANE, CAUGHT - rERRIFIC RAINsT0RM.
sIRIkES MOUNTAIN IIDCEs TAO COn.
RESPONDENTS StRyINE WHOA 0NE
SAYS PILOT EVIDENTLY mot GuT go a.
AVA, FROM aOsNrAI>s SEoOND CRAsm
90 DITtH AIRlINER ~ IIIRFF wFfks.
OTHER CAUSING LOsS 80 II lIsEs
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City Commissioner l~st ntqhs
voted 20 have CITY Manager
Rslph Spaldtng and Ctr Attpfn
~ a. ignatius Lester contact
lending agencies ~ith the hope q
borrowing $500 600 IN order ihst
the city esn repave all rs streets
and make sever expsnsions etc.