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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-15
Wife OF Former Local
Man III In WicI1iUan

Mrs. Fullwood Murray, whose
husband was former Bluffton resi-
dent and related to the Murray
families here, is i'll at her home in
Hastings, Mich, according to word
received here.
Her daughter, Mrs. Robert P. Hill
son, the former Kathleen Virginia
Murray has resigned her position as
instructor in mathematics in Mo
hawk college, Utica, N. Y, to care
for her mother. Mrs. Murray has
been in i'll health for the past three
years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-15
Pandora Couple Are
Returning To Africa


Rev. and Mrs. Walter Schultz of
Pandora, former missionaries 70
Africa, are leaving Thursday; re
turning to that country where he
will take the post of general super
intendent of the Evangelical United
Brethren mission in Sierra Leone,
West Africa.
Rev. Schultz who spent more than
25 years as missionary in that
country was stationed twice at
Freetown, South Agrica, as general
superintendent.
In the latest post he will have
jurisdiction over five large tribes in
Sierra Leone. The mission operates
three hospitals and 70 schools with
some 5000 pupils. Membership of
the denomination in the area is
about 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz are the par
ents of two sons, Ray a student in
Otterbein college at Westerville and
Stanley Of Newark.
The python swallows whole ami
mails the size of small pigs.
Seven pounds of cheese were con-
sumed per person in 1948.
Eli Whitney patented the cotton
gin before he was thirty.
Windmills first became common in
Germany and the Netherlands.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-15
Mt. COry-RdlUsOn
Schools Enroll 667

Mt. Cory-Rawson's newly merged
school district has a total enroll
ment of 667 pupils, an increase of
81 over the total registration for
the two schools last year.
At a combined meeting of the up
per six grades of the school last
week, held at the Rawson football
field, the colors of gold and green
were selected as the official school
colors.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-15
Customers EEr3
Corner sI4 V&

What can zoe do to make
your Arp store a better place
to shop?.
"A few months ago we ran
an ad asking our customers
to write us their answers to
this question.
The thousands of answers
that came in were very help
full and have given us blue
print for our activities during
the coming year. We want
you all to know that we ap-
preciate your suggestions
and we are striving to give
you the things you asked for.
But if we are to keep on
doing the best job for our
customers we must stay up
to-date on your wishes. The
thousands of A&P employees
from coast to coast hope that
|. you will continue to give us
your suggestions and criti-
cisms. Please write:
Customer Relations Department,
ASP Food Stores,
42O Lexington Avenue,
New York II, N. Y.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

We acknowledge with thanks an autographed copy
of Grown Up Liberia by Dr. Francis Mitchell The auth
was born in Trinidad, B. w. l. He educated in
England and Scotland.
AS young scientist he travelled extensively in Eu-
rope, South America the West Indies and West Africa
In Africa he settled down and engaged in Tropical Med
cnl Research.
When the broke out he returned to the United
States to write Grown Up Liberia" but called to the
army hindering the publication at that time.
He has lectured extensively in the United States
the Liberian situation
Grown Up Liberia gives vivid picture of the
daily life, culture, education, marriage customs govern
ment, etc. of Lberians.
'Grown Up Liberia" is in the library of more than
500 universities and colleges.
The author has few copies on hand which can be
purchased by anyone interested.
DR.. Mitchell speaks five languages.
Two weeks DR.. Mitchell opened a clinical labora-
tory at the Chrisanshospal 1t is fully equipped and
has two assistants in training
DR.. Mitchell holds degree of Doctor of Medical
Technology from the Southwestern School of Medical
Technology Dallas Texas His S. degree from the Uni
versty of Liverpool and his NJ D. degree from the Uni
versty of Edinburgh.
DR.. Mitchell is receiving welcome to our city
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29
Methodist In !.
Successful Confab
BY E. w. w.

Highlights of the 25th Session Of
the Florida Conference. The tradi.
tional local program, honoring Bish.
op j. w. e. Bowen, Jr. and his wife,
with Rev. o. A. Burns, Dist. Supt.,
presiding. officially began the con.
ference.
A very cordial greeting and wei.
come was extended by Hon. Mayor
r. L. Floyd.
Bishop and Mrs. Bowen were pre-.
scented gifts, and Agnes Henderson
presented a beautiful orchid to Mrs.
Bowen.
Among outstanding feligious lead.
ers and educators attending were:
Rev. Edgar A Love, one Of the
founders Of Omega Psi Phi fratern.
fly: Dist. Supt. r. A. Banks and
wife, DR.. Green, manager Of Book
Concern; Rev. A. r. Howard, Tenn.
perence representative and head of
Board Of Pensions; DR. Richard
Moore. president Bethune Goodman
College and the college choir.
Dynamic lay.leaders. Mr.. @. D.
Rogers, president of Central Life
ms. Co., DR.. Adams, Daytona Beach;
DR.. j. H. Smith, w. o. Perry. Mrs.
A. Carey, Mr.. Jessie Martin and
many more.
At the close OF the official open
ing a reception was held In the
basement of the church. The Wo-
man Society of Christian Service
Marie Slaughter, Pres.l sponsored
this affair.
Midst gladiolas, roses Ana potted
palms, tables beautifully covered
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29
RETIRED

The Rev. w. O. Bartley Mami's most popular pas
tor has retired after 81 in the ministry Is of which
were spent in Miami The announcement was made at the
close of the South Florida Conference last Sunday The
majority of the members of Ebenezer hated to see their
beloved pastor placed the inactive list but this veteran
minister having served his church faithfully for more
than half century is entitled to more restfu life
The Rev. Mr.. BARLEY has made his contribution to
Miami The beautiful edfice erected during his admins
auon STANDS as monument to his memory. He has won
the hearts of all classes in the Community and WE know
we endorse their sentiments when we wish for him con-
hnued happiness during his retirement
The new pastor of Ebenezer is the Rev q A Rurns
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

with lace, visitors were graciously
welcomed to drink punch from beau
tiful bowls and nibble at delectable
and dainty sandwiches and hores
d. oeuvres.
At the closing session, Bishop ].
w E. Bowen delivered a forceful
sermon Faith in Love-"
Rev. o. A. Burns was appointed
to succeed Rev. w. o. BARLEY as
pastor of Ebenezer.
May Rev. Bartley's retirement be
blessed with contentment, for he
has served well.
Sincere good wishes for the in
coming pastor - Miami welcomes
you.
On Wednesday, January 26, the
AME Conference opened at Greater
Bethel AME. In attendance are
nine bishops.
II this is news, you yet have time
to attend the sessions Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Constance Simmons Is all smiles
who are Comics uncle and aunt are
because Bishop .End Mrs. Gibbs.
attending this conference.) Her
father, Rev. Simmons, is assistant
pastor at Greater Bethel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29
JUST BROWSIN'
By PAUL r. HENRY

Miami is becoming a little bit
more than being just a tourist re-
sort. This fact was evidenced dur
ing this week when a Made In
Miami Show" was put on at the
Robert Clay hotel. There were about
SO exhibits including furniture, lug
gage, awnings batteries, cement
venetian blinds, leather goods,
head stone, fertilizer, toys, seat COW
ers, etc.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

Commentator Barry Gray is real
good. He uses common sense and
shoots straight from the shoulder.
No pussy-footing. So does Common.
tator Nat WEIGH. Men like these are
worth something and deserve a
BIB HAND. Let's tell 'em we ap.
preciate them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29
17-Year-Old Forger
Gets 3H Years

Huelton McGahee, 17-year.old who
forged and cashed checks totalling
$1'7OO. has been sentenced by Crimi.
nal Court Judge Ben c. willard to
serve 80 and half years in he
state penitentary. Police said the
youth cashed one check for $500 in
bank. He also admitted burglariz.
ing a Coral Gables home.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

Well with ACCUSING bills before
Congress from both Democrats and
Republicans, there should be some
thing definite this time. May as well
spend some of the money on housing
as on lend-lease.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

While the west is suffering from
floods, cold and snow, we continue
to bask in Florida's sunshine.
Shouldn't we be thankful for such
blessings.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

The State Board of Education or
Tuesday authorized the payment Of
teachers salaries for next July and
August on June 80. This action
recommended by State Superin-
tendent Thomas Bailey will enable
school boards to close their books
for the fiscal year 1948-49.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

Commissioner r. c. Gardner this
week handed over to the City Man.
ager a list with the names of 48
gamblers and the amounts they are
supposed to be paying for protec-
ton. Who made up the list seems
to be the $64 question. Even Mr..
Gardner seems not to know even
where he got the list!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

Federal Judge Samue. H. Sibley
has ruled against a merger of the
FEC railroad with the ACL re-
turning the plan to the Interstate
Commerce Commission. This means
that the DUPONT interests have won
a victory and is good news for this
part of the state. Following this
decision FEC Bonds took a rise in
price.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

Miss Helen Fisher secretary of the
Negro Service Council who has been
i'll is out and at work again.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-29

A primary will be held on Febru-
airy for the election of a member
to fill the seat in the legislature
made vacant by the death of State
Representative Richard Oelkers, Jr
Twelve candidates have qualified
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Free Trip To Cuba Given
Mrs. Vera Yacent Last Night
Hall Inquest To
BE Held Tuesday

Inauest INTO trC death u CisF
us Robert iisii. . unitesi Siates
Navy sslloF wlso died a. result -
inJtFtcs suffered aien D. Was
thrown fFsau nantufcsclc 10
Roosevelt bssulevsfd Apsii ~.
will be rcsunsed Tsicadsy befssgs
jury and Peace Justice Roy
flafniin.
Tie inquest viii - held ~ SIS
Whitehead street The narv hear
ING t.le ease is Geuaee Schreitef.
Cleveland nillesn. Alfred johnson.
GeurRc Guffin. Frsnk Baiasrp.
and Jsssatlin TuHrcs
Terry Casey. amutieF asilug
driver of the HIuturvycie has nIst
heen released irum Navel Huspl
al where he wss undeF treat
meni II hruken ieg He w,li -
the pFinctpai 9ltnuss to H. heard
ruczdav ~ 2 9 m
The flrst inquest Wss held A.
"a "a bat wss sdIsuifuesi until
Casey oUlild bs un hand b. test
a.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Part slf Amaeriram
Irgisn Charity FESTIVAL
firc~orks tDn Sls~k
Island Tonight

Ctlmusssing = gala night ~ en-
lrTtalmument. fun. ard guod ests
"a tae American Legion lluuse
lsst night Mr. Vera Ysoent -
7t0 Aahe Sueek waa presented
wtth = free trip o. Cubs uEeT Ae
rovtas =" AirNays
Thc trip Waz presented hy r.
geilo Gumez, manager 81 thu saf
waTs. Whn donatcd the trip
Tonight the Legion Festival
wtli feature = beautiful exhibition
ui fireworks and = free dsnCe Ia
thc club hutIse o. the music sf =
fuilf picCe orcfeatra
Tusmnrrow alkernsutn wtil -
lhe iong awaited Bahy Shuw a
sen = N whsle "a Monday ~
3 90 = n ire award fuu ufs
standing ciiiacn wtil b. made
Blns-s age running uu schedule
g. tbo lltmsv un Stork Island and
the PulsllC n cufdisiiy invited o.
attend
Chsidren mas D. registered iuT
size Rshy ShuN &ath Vartuaas
nefthsnis until clnruE time a.
night sud Will o. continued "a tlae
teElun fafms tosmprFuw afternoon
frum . m . a g. snO = NJ
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
England Proposes
Park Near FlagIer
Avenue And 14thSt.
Two Senators Give Divergent.
Views About Economy In U.s..
One Wants ToSpend, Other Save

he Thought thc necessity ot such
program mas b. neoeSSagy b.
cyunteraCt thc present Tendency
nf all hasineNs % daCFemsn as
compared Nith the last five b.
eight years.
senator Mckellsr's suggestion.
which be wiil PIT INTO action in
ire senate. Is lust tho reverse of
that pat forth b. senator MuF.
rmv senator Mckcllar Naad he
wiil advocatc the cufting Of ol
$500 million frun thn sppwuprim-
tions % keep the Marshall Plan
goina in Europe
he remarked. I'm In faNor of
helping tire people ~ western ~.
Fupc bat favor moFr heipim9 the
p@ople % the uultea States. Tgse
people of tins czsumfFy are ovef
6uFAened wiih taNalsAm mls5 fnml
oycFburtion ss slbsmln9 in e. esa.
noFnie conditions that are prevail
ma noN ~ the unitsd States
Saxina that ssfN million wiil -
isr toward financially reliexing
the folks "a kunae
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
No Clues I'm Sale
Theft Thursday

~ Ciurs leading g. the firntiiy
"a thc btiaiars whn btukr nis
MonFue Motprs. iu' White
street Thursday night have taru
found Cay police and ths .h,
rffs ufflcc repaftCd troas
The thnetcs stulc safr owned
hy thc kcy Wet Transit Com
pany The safe contained ls.s
than tIso a va reported tn,tss
Yesterday O. Nas announced ,hc
.afc contained aboug S200
ThicNcs tried g. knoek tht
combination off = large ssi, Boo
the Monroc MOTOR bui did nut
succeed Thc combination was
~ tw micd that the safe couldn {
bc opened
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Funeral Service
For II. SoldallO

Fumfal er.ut lu Nsitas safg
ssiiauu % Uti d. tslI ~untite
aitrfno,u 4 a.giek .u ta, thspei
80 ur fafs fmHfal Huue
uen.r O.. So Mars star af thr
sfa Catna1s Chu,f aith the
Rcv "a Cmnu S D ulllust
luE
WufnaI wu q. sos uv ismilt
piut fn Cafhaiir uUwttfrr
Nmtl.lH WHmA NJ AHria
Saiaauu dau. tt 81 taulae
Barueo Mn MsN kemp ami
Ml AnHtla Dn,ue.h .1ns
LalU Juep. AutHaut william
aud HcnB Sal4ana io arsnd
children
IA Sul.aun A as "a wtuuer of
Ofdtn CahalIrra ue Mart and
A.ramanta Castle knlEnts 60 me
Golden Esslc paliheafer. ALL D.
sgleated larm the membership
Rosary aelyllea Wlll b. held %
nlEht az s. .ciock .n the chapel ul
the LapeE FuneFal Home
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Thu. Par 10 Have Iliei
Ia Al Types OF
Mishap.s b Million
tars Un Road.

WASHINGTON Iuly The
Naiional Safely Council esfiuiai
ed if.dsy that 1a0 r,etsons ALL he
kiilsd ln trsffis accidents ga tire
United State duIlng thc thFog
dsy holiday beginning tnsiay snd
onding Moudas niEhi
The CusGnril did nut estimate
the dcsihs frum other srcliCnt
ovef thc weekend sna ths fuulth
- july
The isf t0iss hss Amertsiis
have lost thelr hvea ln traftir at
cideuts. seven have heeu drown
ed and t@u Sere klil~d in mlscel
lsnV0an accident
Last ycsf turing tilg three das
Fourth ~ Jmy holidays. slightly
nluae than po fseFapns luat tlsH
hvca in accidents Of "a kind n
the United States
TIE Uun, SAID slsu that prsli
sblA $50 million sutuuluhilos 8f aII
kinda Ni bt nn the street. ana
highway u the cuuntry during
the three dave
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Chamber Group IH'
Effort To Obtain
More isilOrS
ENtemslrsl Personal
LAS ilalion. Ia
tulsan People
Io tomae llere

P,llda ullicsls auh htisiug
man eha iln erek gisiied Have
ma a. eaaieiil 1firNatlun have
frttlfufi g. keF West
NhF taif afsnsHffd hF tht krF
Wrgt NhanEHF ~ GmmFtrt
sIwned eamnaiEu ta serure Ga
han laa us ifs aanumrr
Niar nfnn man partf lrHfut
fiaf au eafrrtinualiY large mum
heF "a Ctaiam tfaNeiiega aft "a
Nerfrtl iu ttt ii.r umiief Staifs
dugiuE fir neAt ferral naufhs
end fiae tHasntaf m mstIun asa
effuFt a. hssr = many ~ thrm
N4mf fr t p hlf
Tlaa frirn stinn fhree Gas t.
u w aui si eHienilE l-I
nanal autsiaiaun "a tllf Cuilau fs-a
piF. fnsfttn t.sfu to tsratiuu snd
slaan su 49, Nrst
Thf m1t HN afHutri aH n
tsfama aIIf gre Iarm CmlE
pFio atmfus OutrfuHr haf
e. offirais al the Cu0an rulu
"a Ctauma san nasamuU snd
nnw e. NsF rilhi nNEa ama Fariin
bTua.if sstrTs l'Infsef sfsla ui thr
Efmap m psIl t t.W aprtH
ea in tfn aiIirf.ut urat paisllt
tsun auf lie paut asa luiuulul
Na e. th FNn aulleuee utRg
Cuta hlur nI tsuIA
ThuF8aF Afternoon the agl,
tCaniluaed On PaHs thregl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
BPW MAKE PLANS TO
RAISE FUNDS FOR
POOL REHABILITATION
Biggesl Item of
Expen-c To Drslging
lsssllom OF Roosevelt
lsoalcvarsl S~inl spot

Amticapating emfiy appFUsal II
sts swsusniuR pro- prolext b. the
state rad department tlic Bus
nca8 ard Professional Wegnan !
eluh Is making plans b. RAISE
fsausis for the rehabilitation work
L.ssi night President Mary Ice
OFaassu and N memhcfs of q
stspgial committee met With Miss
Certrusic i.zutssCiseF. chairman a
pslhlir aifniFs fns thr BpW and
formulated agreement fur the
fssat affair g. - held early in
August and made temtstivr sF
rsngeuents fur az even Bsore am
bssio,a event in September
The pluul 49, buiit IA the WpA
days un Roosevelt boulevard
Qualified engineer. Including
Cspisin Ralph SpaidiuE. have
gwen the oplnlun thsi 4 Cuuid ~
pat in good condition - relatively
isW Uust
Aplsafentlv the bacgest single
item ~ cust wili - dredging the
pesui's huttuul. whirh has Ian idle
- MANY wears This haa been
ruuEhly estimated "a slssut tsn0
The hpW ferls that such = pod
sill noi univ sff0rd key West an
esFsestaily fine p.scC fer svim
mHnG. hsSt WILL also bg another
sdveftsssns fesstrs u can ~ no-
iesi "a = swimming psol in ths
middle uf the sea
Attending lat niEhts meeting
vstth Ms iauhsf her and Nirs
tirahafn we're Amelia Cabpi
VeFulelis Hutrhia. nn. Angela ca
90. Fiorencc Walker Claire A.
ieu Aiuysis van tsuidfsnoven.
Aafinnne Sim1nc. SIDNEY Curry
lielen Hsnies Grace Crosby snd
GLADYS MulberE
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
q } : 3 l4!s
Hawaii Striking
Longsllorcmen
Turn Down Offer


HONOLULU. Iuiy 2 Loue
shmeuru ~ Hswaa voted 10 81 !
today sesinsi ensiing theiF strike
that has been sn effect fog two
ruuntils.
The pfsie was nsagie un = Tfu.
psrssl "a TIE shippers 30 give tl1e
wsurkusen an inefcaso af "a cent
an llssuf They had a@krri fssr 81
vanres sppruxignatinR az ueuss.
whieh the EhipEers declared wss
altogether cat ~ the question
After the vote hsd BEEN taken
and ammunnced. stTike leadeI
sad they NeTe ready b. reopen
negotiations wlth The shippers. i
tlley agreed a. eonsaaer their de
mand frogu "a cents. a. offered
by the shippers. b. snne higher
rate
TIE Shippers replied that they
woaald not reop0n negotiations
with ans amount as = basis from
which to start further offers The
shippers added that the likgli.
hossd. waS in vleW of the present
economic stress. that they may
not offer a. msach should another
conference of their representa-
uves and union Leaders be- held
Word AS received here that
Harry Bridges. head of the long
shoTesnen's union. will arrive
next wednesday b begin q move
ment a. tFY O. settle the strike
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Makes Suggestions
ToCiiy Planning
Commission
Would E1lemsl
Fourteenth Street
To Roosevelt
Isonles ard

Ia ) leaanF a. fhe CFtv i'ianniig
COMMISSION. HsNaFd = kngland.
cts taN Assesses. prupuass rfe-
alton ~ > rity psFk ard vefia.n
gihes changes Ia use vEinity e
isth street and fiagler avenase
The elts tax aNsexsnF uaakea tlsa
suggestions a. = private stikess
and pgupsmes
TIE AREA west ol Tenth street.
and extending nufthwafd ifuan
FimgAeF a0ense a. the sys1fh esfae
"a Harris asenue. a is bugatuTe
xlth Tenth street w0uiu D. Sc
proposed PARA. whleh. Enalan8.
saFa would b. lsieai laF tae rhsi-
dren IN tire MaeAfthuF Homes
aexsssn
4 kxteH@ion sf Feu8teenfh
atFueA nuFthw afd tn hslm tsae ufwgh
slde ot Roosevelt Ibsniexani sri
~ Nnww IA - &ai tNmMnM a
mssala psawsle asississasal nsAan&
~ reschlna TIE l'osfst isnA afsd
Macarthur sFeaa
q Kxtsnsiun ~ Fusnlsemfh
erect ssuihwafsi o. the soagih slae
- Rssrsexeit shuslieNmFd sEid a
would alfurd = short ctfa D. tiae
Meuham aiftugt afea if4 peagsle
living % the eastern end - tise
stand api sslsllei ~ a. lngmuta-
msent eVeE tlp existing sitlaaiiun
fuamna tise tao sfsis - Haf.
rie axensie. num Ctf ~ matefa
irum TIE south Salt poslAs. wo1ilsi
b. desirable also. ffuau tise stand
Fsotut of relieving tbs vnlimae "a
ifsifN q thia AREA
3 The widening uf flsNlef ave-
ntie is mtssn@ef The uola hme
could he ieft Whsfe a - m tias
center of thc stfect. sud Hsahe =
tlivtdesi roadway Wifh fnslf 0r i
hFe issa secti0n II Gras@ snd
trees dewa ths center wath open
sgsces ~ esrh crnsa sl1kt
M ofe of 10 changes Is mn-
gsosstisls ~ tfso expensive sai
England lgltef O. thn cumuis
slon When ille last plaumtnE Nas
dune iuH ihia area there acre
onis = small hsfsfiful "a esigissuts
living theFe end mum there aIo
thuthamd
Hsa aflse pf iia Fmaaanfennsa
ffnms tpwn pragticallg as rea-
DENT use cars smd tho lafk ~
streets o. handle iae taiiar D. de-
pluf sale
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Oil WeIlCoingOn
Plantation key

Tho Parker Duiiina Company
eiii hegln neat week sinking q
.haft Ia Piautatlon krk o. SEEK
uA Sos the Gull Ou Corporation
g Nss announced to-day
Drilllng Will b. in charge ~
TheoduFC Parker Hc said y,s
teTd@y that be- Wiii begin spad
dna in the @cl anott Wcdncs-
aay
ThC hult AAl b. s4nk on the
D@y sa3e pi Plantation kcy neal
TaNeTulrI Creek
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Zoning Hearing
Is Postponed

Whle meeling pl uhf cts
Commission o. srisduhd Gee
Monday night - CitY Hal there
Vili be no hearing su tht ncs
konnE regulation. q Na. an
uolneed friday st Ctv HALL
The znning hearing Nlil ~ held
on tha night ul JulN ll
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Murray speaks Aboal
Public Works Program ;
Mekellar Wants
Et.A Cni Down

WASHINGTON. Judy z-The
senate and the House oi Repre-
sent@tivcs have recessed fur ever
the weekend and thn Fourth of
July. bat Senator James r hsur-
Tay uf Montana and senator Nc.
kellar ~ Tennessee made state
ments today that will bc ~ lnte-
rest b the pcopie Of the United
States
Sanaor Murray said ne was
eonSidring launching = move
maen % have the ecnsa0mic condi-
tens IN tise united States studied
tr0m every angle O. deteHmsna
wfrfiex er MT Il would he prac
ficabie tbs time ta Initiate . plab-
l8C works pruarana
Tie said that the tygH ~ pf0-
gram hc had IN mind Noild rtst
atout SIS balllun. Ile acisied that
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
CITY PREPARES TO
OBSERVE JULY 4TH
HOLIDAY WEEKEND

Kew wssi iodsY prep.Esns 10 observe Inc JplF
Toasfh h-sssY weekend
Tenishi a. 10 oeloch there ~si be tssewoFks display
bsna shs houss ef AFthaE Pos 1s
a Ere American Lesion ~ ihs hour dance aehs
uled ssi sndes waE.
a. pa- sanasY. ihe ChaFstY Festival eeina given By
Amefixan Lssioa viii apen Saoek island ~
there sshsaslsd bsbY sow snd al he pm there
win q xk@tins exhibifioaL
homday. TIE Festival ogsens "a ~ pm there
wi bs sonessi By fhs KsY west HIGH School B@nd a.
pE- Edwin TTevsH wili km svsn HophY len hen0F o hs
sele;lion lhe sussianding sifizen of isaa.
a. 10 pm MoadaY night thsEs viii be % miaaie
fre~erks dtspiaY Stoek tslaad A. "a pm. there will
srama pElas arawina Ia she Ameriean Lssion Hons
wifh all the eifY's closed MondsY wih al hs
slY. seanY ard federal ocss closed the aaY shoad
gsieslY n KsY West
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Back
From Havana; Made
Good Will Visit
Florida Death
Rate Declines.
Report Shows

JACKSONVILLE luly o.
Thcrr wefe 12ta pCssgls 20 fluf
ida TWINS "a tllf cnd uf laA8 whn
mullshiv woalld have dird bad
thr State death Iatr oputiuued
un lhe samf lrtel a. ln 1910
Aeuirdlus g. lmal fauftaiitF
ste uEufss inf tgfg roluaacsl tu
dat hs tilf flmHis Stat Bard ui
flralfh uar ghsnTg ui living
hmErr cumffuur o. uHprusg
Ihatim wurg trasf fEum ursr
lF sll lhr common rsu ~ deaii
eArepi rsugrI aut daalaio MsInt
fComtiuui On paEc niKl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
National Safety Council
Estimates 300 Will Die I'm
Three-Day Traffic Accidents
No (if=Pn
Monday

The Ctflnem Wtii not ba
publishes ksonaaY. ths Fourth
oi IalY. . pF2efice thai has
been ia effeef during The
present. ownership of the pa
per. 10 give iis snploYes .
holidsY on lndspsndaace
pmY.
The CifiKsn observes three
holsdaya yearly. TIE othsE
tee are LAboE Der and
Chfi1tmas.