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SAME Old cAsE

A good many United States senator's
and members Of the House of Representa-
sivss have said, either in articles or inter
views. that the federal government, so far
as office holding is concerned, is run by
Washington bureauerats.
Former President Herbert Hoover.
who heads the government Reorganization
Committee. confirmed that charge in q
statement, he made on Monday in testify
ing before 4 senate eommittee Hoover's
committee recommended the merging of
the United States Army engineers into a
civilian works agency. whereby much
deadwood would be cut out and much
money saved for the government.
Senator Glen Taylor. Idaho Democrat,
said that the senate committee had re-
celved 1000 kilograms protesting against
the adoption of the plan Hoover replied:
They (Army engineerSl have modified
their agency and their friends all over the
country. They have prejudiced the ease
before congress has had chance TO see
the evidence"
That's the way the bureaaerats
work. Two years ago when the budget
submitted by the customs service was
pared down. an investigation proved that
the commissioner OF the customs service
had wired employees in all parts of the
United States TO become active immediate
ly and have their families and friends pro-
test against the proposed cut in the budget.
He even discharged from office essential
workers in New York City and elsewhere
and continued TO keep employed unneees-
Sary deadwoOd in the customs service.
But what did that disclosure amount
to- The commissioner was fired from his
post as head of the service but was kept on
the job, or so-ealled job, in a reduced post
at the SAME salary.
Congress and the President can break
Up the bureaucratic rule in Washington if
they decided to do So and disregarded the
kilograms and letters of protest that are
sent to those two branches of the govern
ment through connivance of the bureau
Gratis.
Let US see if the same old game will
work successfully In throwing the Hoover
recommendations into the waste basket
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RAILROADS WARNED

IA. Warning the railroads of the nation
that flrther increased freight rates might
h. sef-defeating. in their efforts TO OBJ
Tain greater revenues. the Interstate Com
rerce Commission. In u.s. annual report,
suggests that the carriers search for
greater efficiency in order to meet higher
costa
This i probably sound advice. OBJ
siouSly. the higher freight rates become
the less likely are the increases to develop
tonnage aRd produce income While the
regulatory body suggests bold expert
ueRtAtion.- in the development Of new
equipment and facilities. its conclusions
a. not provide the cash necessary for such
experiments.
Just 40 present time. the railroads of
the c0antry seem 10 be doing fairly well.
The recent freight increases have stepped
ap revenues and the general pros perity
contributes a satisfactory tonnage. What
win happen. however. in the event Of a
-yzxw~ioa. - anyb0dy's guess, bat the rail
vw~ad executives think they can tell YOU.
~ s.DsSpite the increased transportation
sdIGeods in motor vehicles, one should not
, as=xlook the importance OF the railroads
-sASlhe operation of our national economic
uss kins. The nation can hardly do with
~ = railroads. even As they are opera
=@ks-bst mach less 50 If the carriers in
~ reforms and improvements that
wrl give the public more efficient ser
vics
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Thomas A. Edison. whose birthday
80 nation-and the world-will celebrate
= erbaary IL. was granted I.079 L. s.
-14tents In his lifetime. according to Ma
: 1nal Patent Council
Edison was only q when ne made his
sr.t-pateut application in 1865 1t was for
o. electrical vote recorder. Although he is
Jest known Tor three inventions-the in
andsscent amp. the phOn0graph and mo-
soH pictures. there i scarcely 4 phase Of
Tlodern living which does hot reflect his
Fruias
The universal stock ticker. the auto
bats telegraph. the debating machine.
s.ectric traction. the magnetic ore separa-
tlr. the science Of electrOuics. wireless
felsgr&phy between trains and railway
iatlons and between ship and shore. the
Horoscope. rotary kilRs for cement pro-
Section. talking motion pictures, florescent
kghting. miners safety lanteruS-all Of
Gese and many. many more modern con-
aenlences Que their existence TO Edison.
Eal0gizing the Wizard Of MenIo
fark." Charles =. Kettering. distinguished
aventor and sCisntiss, said. Every Citizen
a. much beneficiary OF Mr.. Edison as
he rad been mentioned in his will The
comparatively small sum Of money he may
save received for his inventions IS micro
s0pv in comparison with the public's
bsneGits-yOurs aud mine"
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IN PIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICTAL. cTRCIIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COgNT
IN CHANCERY.
Case Me- II-sa3
AGNES MA1spALEN ZEN0WITX.
Plaintiff.
vs. DIVORCE
ALIEN EUGENE ZEN0WTTZ>
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO. ALIEN EUGENE ZEsNs9WITZ
Hammond Court, p. O. Box -,
Colchester, CanneFtf9Ht
You are hereby required To ap-
pear TO the Bill OF Complaint for
Divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the ztsr day of Fefyru-
airy A. D. 1913. 0therwt sa the allie,
cations contained therein will hs
taken as confessed
This Order is TO be puslished
once a week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key West Citizen. d
new spaper published I'm the City OF
Key West, Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this 18th
day Of January. A. D. 1913.
Earl. r. ADAMS
Clerk. Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida
BY; Kathleen N0ttags.
(SeaI)
HILARY ". AL.RIFRY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ian A9@zg. feb. 20. 1858
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LABOR LEGISLATION

The Senate Labor Committee has de-
cided that when the bill goes TO Congress
to repeal the Taft-Hartley Act, there will
go with it, in connection with the restora-
ton of the Wagner Act, certain amend
ments regarded as necessary in an en-
lIghteHei policy.
Some of the labor unions have been
insisting that the I947 legislation be re-
pealed and be replaced by the Wagner
Act without amendments While admit
ting that some amendments TO the Wag-
ner Act might De desirable. the labor
spokesman have commended that these
should come after the Wagner Act has
replaced the Taft-Hartley Act
We think the members Of the Senate
Committee have decided wisely in con-
Guiding that labor legislation should be
presented to Congress in @0te- package"
Ii an amended Wagner Act is to replace
the Taft-Hartley Act, the amendments
should be in the Act when it is passed
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HALLELUJAHS FOR YELLOW

Butter was described in prover5 as
gold in the morning silver at noon, and
lead at night" Well, you remember the
good old days when mother made white,
sweet butter. In this blooming year of 1919
tae mest expensive butter on the market
Is sweet butter and being uRcolored. it
is therefore white
The butter interests are, EepoFted. in
Washington as ready to repeal att the oIeo
taxes, but when margarine IS sold it is not
20 De c0lored yellow like butter. Of course
that doesn' tsprevent the dairy interests
from doing as they please about making
butter that is yellow, or white.
The Washington Evening Star sug-
geSts in an editorial: Let butter be label
ed butter; margarine labeleI margarine,
and let the people decide what they want
to buy without offending their color preju-
dices." The editorial concludes with the
sentence: That IS the only sensible solu-
ton for the buying public
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not indulge In summer super
sslesmanSaip. Except for the sou
venir stores along Main Street
and a few women vino sold no0sleo
rugs in the poorer section, Car
roLfon was not catering TO tran
silent trade
Tourists, CarroIton ar g 4 G q /,
would come automatically -fOr
patriotic reasons II they wanted
to buy anything. they could pat
ronIzes the church rLlTnmage saleS,
which was only right and pEpper.
III they nlistO0k Mrs Hague's old
bureau for genuine antIQ1e--
well, it wasn't the Ladies Aid s
fault.
The Warren house, which Betty
had come to think Of as home,
was one OF grolEp of fTO-stOry
white houses facing the farElol1S
Green, where the statue Of VIII
liam Bradford stood guard
DEITY could see the simple
ID stone structure which shell
tered the Reck where the fore
fathers landed All through the
summer people would come from
far and near. to stand with barred
heads before this historic shrine
And to make caIstic remarks
about the impFobability of hun
dred and two Pilgrims being able
TO land on such a small rock
Carrolton, she felt, had every
reason TO he proud of the Rock.
which was part of It's heritage.
She was proud of it too. Although
she had seen very little Of the
town and the surrounding co1n-
tryside. she was sure she loved
every inch of IT. Certainly the
view from her window was per
feet. Even the perennialS that
fanEed the William Bradford
statue on the Green did not dis
turb her too much though she
die feel that Mr.. Bradford looked
little silly standing knee-deep
IN 4 flower bed
However. she could understand
the reason for the flower bed. Just
Is she had come TO understand so
many things that had puzzled her
at first. Mr.. Bradford did look sort
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HER SECRET STAR
By Bonnie e. ASA $1,000,

az grin and uneomrrcrfzinz-~
ike winter. for inetaane i 50
rszht snas Aunt MiBnseEl@lle and
her ladies should plant 1s~efs
around him. OtnerNlss tbe wOaidnt
81 in az all with the lneTedl1le
beauty Efssef1 wzs Aew EnsiAnd
In the s1umez.
/ gre uFTeaerS40od tfe sNawrens
too. and vas less critical II tfsezn.
Taesr small sq1a1selez had ceazsa
10 disturb her. Sc EneE No.
that they di6n't mem anythinR
The WarFenz had thelr 1ps nd
downs. lust as AL families ID
But back Of every minor spat there
wss a strong bond 81 love ana
LOYALTY that never failed 60 a1sef4
Itself. Certainly they had msEa
than enough virtues O. onmpen-
safe for the faults that made them
human.
Besides. they were her fsmiix
II she had bsen Oger-erlgleal Il
first, { was only tec&azze 80
knew 50 little about the strange
Inconsistencies that s. % m1ke
up normal family life. Aunt Min.
nlebelleiS QUerulousness. q eF.
trlIde-s young inzoience. Uneie
Dawes unfortunate haolt e stIek-
ing his neck ogt-all acre l9st
part Of the pattern whlch Betty
had come TO accept. Sse cniY
wished they underst0oa aEse ar
other as Sfeil IS shc uzGezstoad
them That she vas oelas a Little
presumptuous az this point aa3at
occur to her
In a way. Mrs. Warren's Ilnss
had proved 20 De a blessing n
disguise Gertrude. frightened q
20 a temporary doclllty. lad pre-
scented no problem - al Ncw
that her mother Was safely co.,
valeScing. she was away troa
home most Of the time Her Iang.
shiny new car and her bFiKas
blonde curls were a familiar aghs
on the various highways EEeFF
morning she would jump up frun
the breakfast table and slnE Oh.
We'll. goodbye now I've -
20 get a move on TIE eanxs
waiting, and I mean lraltiHgsf
(Te be esntiusse8
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CHAPTER 9

CHAPTER g
GUNNER had come TO New Eng
land. It was as though some
giant hand had TUNED the pages
of fabulous book. skipping sew
eral chapters. just as David War
rem had predicted, there had been
no spring season. One day It was
winter the next day. miraeu-
lousy, summer had come And
what summer!
This morning, As she stood at
a window IN her bedroom look
ing out at the panorama spread
before her, Betty was sure she
had never seen anything quite so
beautiful. Il was, she decided, a
techalc0lOr picture come to life
1t seemed incredible that she had
ever disllked New England.
Il must have been mad" she
murmared, completely mad. It's
Heaven-puEe and unadulterated
Heavent"
It wasn't precisely Heaven. al
though the immediate surround
ings were as near to perfection as
Aunt MInniebelIe and her City
Improvement Club had been able
to make them, in view OF limited
funds and slight difference of
opinion as TO what constituted
perfection.
Nor had Minniebelle's illness
proven too great an obstacle The
ladies had rallied nobiy to her
assistance Therefore she had been
aoIe to direct actIEitieS-f1rst,
from he~ sick bed, and then from
q chair placed in front of tf1es1iv-
Ing room window overlooking the
Green.
In fact, MinniebelIe sick had
been able to do more than Min
nieheIle well, Her untIH1ely at
tack of pneumonia. her. Spartan
courage in carrying ON IN the face
Of death itself, had spurTed her
cohorts on TO greater efforts. The
results were highly satisfactory
even TO MinnieheIle
Moreover. Carrolton, unlike
most Of the nearby villages. did
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ical observations at military
posts.
l371-The us. Commissioner
Of Fish and Fisheries created by
Congress.
1877-Famous Trinity Church
in Boston dedicated.
1934-President Roosevelt can
GELS the air mail contracts.
l94l-The Germans raid Ice
lands capital.
1942-The ''Normandie" takes
fire and turns over at her pier in
New York
1943-The 48-hour week set up
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY
know Americal

l838-The Morrnons IN indie
pencience. Mo. SO nar-assed that
their leader, Joseph Smith, leads
the some 10000 Mormons out Of
the State
I864-Historic escape from Lib
by Prison. Richmond, Va.-Civil
War.
I870-Birth Of the Weather Blu
reau; Congress orders the U. S.
Signal Corps to take meteorolog-
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TODAYS
BIRTHDAY

GYPSY ROSE LEE. born Feb.
>. 1914. in California, as Rose
Louise Hovick. daughter of a re-
porter on . Los Angeles news
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p a per. H r
younger Sister
became June
Havoc Of stage
and screen. To-
g ether they
played ~kidliie
acfs. Gypsy
won fame in
bGarAesqae as a
strip tease
artist, also Is
n -
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in 30 critical labor shortaKs
areas.
l94-i--Amerlcsns 81 ftalF COO
tlnue attack on Csssln1-
l947-Cold and sroa sureaas
from midwest through the -
and down into FLORIDA.
l948-Bitter cold covers coun.
try from the Roczies 90 the S.
lantic.
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In the days Of the Roman En-
pre-, standard weights and naea-
sures We're preserved in temple
and served as tine worlds stand
ards
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MONOGRAPH

tAear Folks:
Fhsrp are 0nly three perfect things
In the world. Z i said. These are
.pinsrsF's child. a bachelors wife. and
a Woman's first hasband when she u
taikInW abOat him 20 aeF second aus
hand.
THE ORACLE
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Peter Hele OF NgrembeTE .
18th Century German. IS gener-
ally credited with the aCtual n.
ventlon OF spEInG power n 2
timepiece-
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~gf@F 49, 80 ttlC l&k1tKKUt GI
nest seller mystery sinrses and as
painter. She has been in films
tried play writing and ba0naed
charities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

Going to church may not answer all
your problems but the habit won't hurt
you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

Every time 4 congressman gets in
censed" about something. he starts an in
yeStigation
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IEGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COERF aE yHEy
ElLEt tNfH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Of THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
N And FOR MONROE COTSTy-
IN CHANCERY.
Case Ma. Ti-rAt
C-AI-1fE l. JONES.
Plaintiff.
vs.. AEEaRCE
BENJAMIN JONES.
Defendant.
ORDER Or Pa RLGE ALTON
Etf. BENJAMIN JON E.sS
Residence Unknown.
IL - hereby ordered that you are
FcPuIred 70 appear 0n The 18th dav
1t February, 1919, before the above
entitled Court u. the Bail of Com
ptalhE Tiled against you in the
4D0Ve entitled cause and The Kew
" es5 Citizen Is hereby designated
IS Ehe ne " sp1per in which this
order shaH De published ones a
VI eek for four consecutive weeks
Witness the Honorable AGuafna
Lopez, IT. a. One Of the Judges OF
this Court and the SEAL af this
Court In the City ri Key West.
Monroe County this 18TH day Of
January, A. q. t9+9.
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk. Circuit Csalrt.
AalrsaG CsaRty. Fksrida
By f~dt Anne g. E4angwGrth,
Deputy Cters-
"A a.
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You are hereby ordered and re-
CURED 10 file your appearance nTt
tie TIN day Of March. Al y. i9tS, IN
the above Styled cause now pend
ing IN The Circuit Court ot the
EIe ReRlh J1diciaI Circuit Of the
State OF Florida in and for Ioa-
rp@ County. IN J'hAnc-Fy where in
y Thompson and \. " Adams are
plaintiffs and ehe above named
fault OF such appearance, decree
PRO CaGfesso Will be entered
against you said cause was tuStt-
tuted as aforesaid. for the purpose
OF auLeting title 81 plaintiffs tG the
following described Land, situate,
lying and being IN Monroe County
State OF Florida, to-wtr-
F& 2ss 't a. ~ sect5on II E.s ana
t11t, Township SINCy-six (6S5
South. Range ThirtE-two 60
East. containing Three Hun
Gred Thirty and Seventy
four Que huHiredIhs 5&31-74)
acres. Together with any and
all riparian rights, thereunto
belonging 8r IN aEywiSe apper-
tanning. excepting rhe-etrara
thar part aS Now owned and
used by the Overseas Road <
Toll Bridge District and now
known as Z : Highway No. /.
Il = further Ordered that this
Order be published once 4 week for
four (4} consecutive weeks ia Tae
KEY West Citizen a 1-eW s}34p-r <
general circulation published IL
Monroe County. FIorid3.
Z NE AND etRTt.REp At Key
West Monroe County Florida, This
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
ELEVENTH IL DICGAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
N AND FOR MONROE CBTNTK
N GHANCERT.
Ease Ne. t1-T=%
WILLIAM Randall TEDT5ER.
Plaintiff,
DEEOREE
ISABEL MARY NOR RtSCS TED
DER
D~fe aGaIaE.
ORDER OF PL RLECATyOS
To Isabel MARY Morrison Tas3aAr
Arlington Road,
Waburu. M4ssa h3aS!seats.
You ara hersby required 10 ap-
GEAR ~ The Bal for Divorce flied
against you IN the above styled
mise N or before the :rd lay ~
March. \ Z. I9+4 otherwise the
allie EatiQus e0utaiaEd Ehsre4a viii
De- t1kep - t'oEfessed-
DONE and 0RDERED ~ Key
West. Florida. rhiS Fss stay Of
February. A q, 1919
tCSreuf Court SsaL3
EARL. P ADAMS,
Clerk OF Circuit Court
BY FLORENCE Z. Sawyer.
Deputy Jerk
william V AEhary.
Attorney sor Plaintiff
fen. IS Ii =. 9 -.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEN ENTH il DKCIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE o. FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COTNTT.
N EHANCERN.
C1s~ NO. 11-sgsa
HORACE. NJ MORENO
PIaiHttff
vs. DIE0RCE
PATRICIA PAULINE MORENO.
De@fe h1al.t.
ORDER 49F PUBLIC ATE0N
t.. PATRICIA PAULINE MORENO
TBt y Western Awehle,
Los Angeles, California
Eal are h=Eeay ref1EiFed To ap
p@ar 80 the Bill for DtVsFee flied
against You n the above styled
e.H-I<e on or before the t8tn day 0f
February, I D E943, 6eRsrwise the
aEieg CATIONS contained thereIn viii
~ takFG as c0ufsssed
DONE ASD ORD Erred 1t Key
West. FlCrida, this tStA day u
January, \ =. 1873.
tCIFeut Court S@aH}
EARL r ADAMS,
Clerk of CIrclLt Court
BY. tsd} Anne 9. LoagWqFth
Deputy Clerk
Enrique E.=qG iHaIdo, Jr-
Attorney sar Plaintiff
iaa.ta-2S; feb 2,-9. 349
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0F THE
ksLEF EN'FA IL D&CtAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERE.
Case Ma. II-fAs
CARL e WILLIAMS
Plaintiff.
". DIVORCE.
NFTTIE B. WILLIAMS.
Deke ndant.
ORDER OF FERTILIZATION
To: MTTTTE 8. WILLIAMS,
Re siGe1ce Unknown
1t Is hereby ordered that yon 2re
req glFed Go appear on the Eth day
0t February, 1913. before the above
entitled Court 70 the Bill Of Com
pla4at He'd against you in the
Above entitled cause, and The hey
West Citizen Il hereby designated
Us the new spaper in which this
Order shall be published once i
week for fear c0ElSeG 1tIgs aess-
Witness the Honorable AQuiIIRo
Lopez, IF., az Que Of the Judges of
this Court and the S<SnL at tAis
Court in the City Of hey West.
Monroe County. Florida. this l9th
day Of JaRuAry, t944.
EARL Il. ADAMS.
Clerk. Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
By sd Anne & Loagw orth.
De Gly Clark
GSeaI5
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m FkEk CIRCUIT t,0IRT OF THE
ksA4ESENFfa 3AD&tGAI. CIRCUIT
a. FAE STATE Oh FLORIDA.
N AND FsoR MONROE COUNTY.
N GMAAGERA.
NA- 1I-1kS
N. TEE6lMfsss IN aud
A. II. ADAMS
Plaintiffs. SLIT To
vs.. QETEF IA TILE
M. M. CRIMSON, ROT
known go he dead or
alive; 81 al
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NOTICE TO APPRAR
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF FLORIDA
TO: VI NJ crimson. not known 20
he dead or alive
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1an.-ts-as, seb,2-9.ts4s
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THE Unknown Heirs Devil
sees. Legatee$ ar Grantees
Of the Said VI. VI. Crimson, ii
The said VI. ". Crimson be.
dead.
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Lots Ctue GA, Two en-, and
Three go of Section Eleven
tLFf, Tow aShfp Sixty six
$3.50 South Range Thirty
Jw0 (32J East. containing
Three Hundred Thirty aue
and Seventy four Gne huu
dredthS CHILD acres To-
gsCheF with any and all RI
pariAa Fights, eh~reunto be-
longing or in aagwfse app=r-
tanning. excepting cherefr0u
that part as now owned and
Used by the t'y =rseSas Road &
Toll Bridge District and aoW
known a. L J. Highway Ne
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The Unknown Spouse of the
said VI. VI. Crimson, IL he IL
alive and married;
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Ali Persons having or claim
ing any interest in the fell
toWing des@rIhed g4nd. sFta-
ATE, lying and being IN Aoa-
zoe County, State Of Florida,
tt3-WIr
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jan -t9-2e; feh,2-s.ts4s
Evening star., 1949-02-25
More Council Power
Urged in Montgomery

The transfer of certain func-
tions" from the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission and the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission
to the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil was indorsed last night by the
Montgomery Civic Federation.
Herbert Eaton, president, an
nounced that the Endorsement was
made for the federation by its
Executive and Advisory Commit -
tee which has authority to act on
such matters between regular
meetings.
With council backing. the Mont
gomery delegation to the General
Assembly has introduced four bills
which would give the council most
of the administrative and legisla-
tive authority now held by the
planning commission, insofar as
Montgomery is concerned. A
hearing on the bills was sched-
uled today in Annapolis.
The federation committee did
not specify what functions it had
in mind with respect to the Sani-
tary Commission. A spokesman
said, however, that the purpose of
the resolution was to strengthen
home rule" by concentrating
local affairs in the county govern
ment.
Evening star., 1949-02-25

it's completion the following year.
This was done. and he agreed to
stay six months as managing
director to get the hall started" p"
He has been there about 20 years.
In charge of all bookings at the
hall. Mr.. Hand said this years
number will exceed 160, the larg-
est in the halls history. His aim.
he said, has been to give Wash
ington a cultural center. He feels
his mission has been completed.
Mr.. Hand hopes to stay in
Washington and "go forward with
something that is good for the
city" At the moment. he is work.
ing with the Washington Variety
Club to build a chapel for the
Coast Guard at New London,
Conn.
Born in College Corner, Ohio,
Mr.. Hand came to the District
with His late parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Hand. at an early
age. He attended Central High
School. He and his wife live at
5000 Connecticut avenue NV.