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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST = We
will buy second-trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
National $3.50.
TRUSTS LIST. End and Bird; Md. Va.
D. C: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO, 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK, ST. 1860; ewes. RA. 341S
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1921 9 st. NV NE. 2495
settlement: white. or colored: notes
in D. c.. MD. and Va FULTON r
GORDON, 1927 Eye st NV. DI
$3.50 Brokers attention.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-5%. M
charge for appraisaIs. MOORE a
HILL CO.. s04 nth st. NV
End TRUSTS WANTED-Top prices
Immed. cash. Call day or night
I. c. HOOVER, GIL. 1916; RIA. 22S1
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 8 to s year terms and
monthly payments. p J. WALSHE
INC. lis Eye 81. NV. MA. 6468
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FARMS FOR SALE
EARkAS WANTED

MONTGOMERY and Prince Georges
Counties Farms and farmettes
within committing distance Of D. C.
Customers waiting. WORTHINGTON
REALTY. Realtors. S427 Georgia
ave. ST.. 1900. Ewes, Mr.. Dunbar.
To 6,0S07
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

cialty: II you are buying OF sellins
an automobile let us finance It for
the purchases. NOLAN FINANCE
CO., 1102 New York ave. NV. Re.
niihlic 1000.
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OFFICES FOR RENT Cont

lie DROIT Big. so0-s10 F. st, NV.
-Lge., bright rooms: COW. down.
town business location; reas. Apply
Room 10. u
9th AND F SITS. NV, Atlas E,dc..
527 9th st.-Desirable for Offices,
shops and light mfE.: reas. Apply
18th AND l. SITS. N.W.-Large Ind
fir. rm. with plate-glass display
window; suit for Offices and show
room, etc. Apply LEO M, BERN
STEIN g. CO, Realtors. 1415 X ST.
NV. NE. $500. -In
So. fl. divided in rooms IN large
downtown bids: immed: occ;: rsas
rent. Apply LEO M, BERNSTEIN q
CO.. Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. NE.
aiGO 10th ST. Enthusiastically
architect, accountant, mfS.; repr: s
office or studio; 24-hr. PIX service.
1@th AND X SITS. N.w.-Entire md
floor office space, approx. 1000 So.
IT.: excellent for sales organiza ton.
Suit most any type business. Also
several smaller Offices from So
REALTY REAL St GO. E ES s460. A So
DOWNTOWN = Two beautiful large
floors. open space. ideal for. tnsur..
school. studio local or natl. firm.
pvt. entr reas ELLIS. ME. l171.
DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Mr.. Pennsylvania and Mimi. aves.,
suite of 5 rms: bath: utils; furn.;
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HORNER'S CORNER
Stanley H. Homer
BUICK

Fla. Ave. 9th to 9th NE. AT. 6464
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GARAGES WANTED

PRIVATE GARAGE, / or > automo-
biles; within 5 blocks Of Dupont
Circle. Call ST, 1900. Ext. 1919,
GARAGE FOR STORAGE in Airing
ton, Alex, or Fairfax. Va. GIL
SMALL GARAGE or part of q ga.
rage wanted to store 4 cars; must
be within "a mile of 1900 block Of
New York ave. ne. MA. 6410. "a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
COMPARE PRICES

COMPARE PRICES
'4s Chevrolet. cdr, h. S1.O45
~ Hudson, 4-dr., r, and h. S14j
~ Ford. o-dr., r. and h. S14j
'4G Chrysler, eli. cpe., Windsor S91h
AS Lincoln. 4-dr., r. and h. - $50
~ Buick conV't. Super $500
al Studebaker, 2-dr., Champ. $375
Al Studebaker. 4-dr., Comm. 80 $40
az Kaiser. 4-dr. - S145
80 tvrolet, 3-dr., clean ---- 81 90
~ Chrysler, 4-dr., clean ----Sl b
,yS Pontiac. ,-dr sag
"a Chevrolet. o-dr. ---- sos
IA Studebaker, DIR, clean $50
Small! down payments, e-z terms,
1000 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii
4-9455.
Kenny Motor Sales
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MONEY TO LOAN

SECOND TRUST MONEY availabll
and notes purchased. Call Mr.
MILLER. ME. R20; ewes, DE. 6346
end AND 3rd TRUSTS on D. C. prop
erty; 24-hour service Mr.. Green.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1O14 K St. NV. MA. 6b40
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GARAGES FOR RENT

REAR COLONY THEATRE-1OxlS;
wide alley: S6 mo. . groups NV
sale. trade, clear add cash for in
come, trust-notes. N. E. RYON-CO
GE. 6146. 1917 14th st. NV.
AID lO30 Do
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
rAxIcAe FOR SALE

DODGE 1913; 10000 miles; very
clean; owner driven; r. and h., sun
visor; $1,100 or best offer. RE. 1880,
co, G795, 30
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ACREAGE WANTED

PREFR MONT. CO., give price, 10
cation, plat, if possible. Write SAM
UEL TAMMARO. Rockville. Nd,
Rt A. -23
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

front wheel drive; S295. METRO:
POLITAN MOTORS. N. Y ave. and
RladenshllrP I'd IA
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

i $3.50 end TRUST, 81 interest, pay
able S22.5S per mo-, Maryland home,
$3.50 discount or best offer. LA.
6-4470. -21
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Kenny Motor Sales
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STATION WAGONS
AUTOMOBILES WAITED

1941. good tires. Rooc
running condition.: best offer. OIL
90
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

CLIENT wants to rent small once
building as an entirety. 10 to II Of
ices, plus several larger rooms
Mr.. KING, DI. 1900.
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coMr. PROPERTY FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN. End comm; 1st A.,
51x19O; loading dock on 25-ft al
ley: 2nd-fl. office, 2SX3S. and stor-
age, 22x51; oil heat: 3 washrooms:
also 15-room vacant house; $3.50
ena COMM.-DayliGht basement. St.
entr.: cement f.. gas heat; reas.
rent. RA. 1920 20
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"a BUICK, Dynafiow conv. S2,565
,4S Chevrolet club coupe 1,l65
~ Ford super de luxe Tudor 765
n plymouth DC i lyxs r. 2;,dr.-- 489
40 Plymouth, 2-dr.-- 1875
BEACH GoToiKs. iisio 18th St. NV NV:
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CONT. PROPERTY FOR SALE

GEORGETOWN-2nd comm. 24-ft
front. .2.17o So. it.. on prominenl
NV, thoroughfare; price. S12.75O
Mr.. Measell. DI. 1918: ewes. ST
2S4S. VIM H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC
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STORES FOR SALE
STORES FOR RENT

VA. HWY, l man delica. Eroc.: ur
to date equip; lock. stock and
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y ,DV, . I JJN
PLYMOUTH l941
ming condition.
small weekly
WHOLESALERS,
I'd. Ii. $500.
PLYMOUTH 1899
AZ Dodge motol
cCnd.; r. and h..
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PLYMOUTH 1912 2-door. must sell,
$500; after 8 pm. only; 624 N.
PLYMOUTH l949 de luxe 4-dr.; like
new; 81 ,545. HORNER'S CORNER,
9Th and Fla. ave. ne. AT. 1854.
Seward seaport record., 1949-09-09
Brooks-Mu MuIheorn Nup+iaIs

Miss Erlene B. Brooks and Flu gene T. Mulhearn were married in a colorful ceremony at the Seward Methodist Church at 800 pm. last Friday, Rev. Paul Irwin officiating.
 The bridal gown was of cream chiffon velvet, with short packet made with long fitted sleeves and Peter Pan collar. A shoulder length veil with cream lace crown and trimmed with small bows of pearls was accented by the single strand of pearls, the only jeWelry worn by the bride.
 The bride carried a white Bible with five streamers studded with white rose buds.
 Miss Vera Lehman, the maid of honor, wore gown of turquoise moire taffeta, with tiny hat and mittens of the same material. She carried an old fashioned bouquet.
 MT. Lynn Stubblefield was best man and the bride was given away
Seward seaport record., 1949-09-09

by her father. The ushers were Martin K. Brooks and Edward RenWald.
 The altar was decorated with white candles and baskets of white and cream gladioli. Miss Judy Hatch sang "I Love You Truly" and Because"
 After the ceremony reception was held in the church parlor which was decorated with wedding bells and white streamers. One hundred guests were served from the three-tier wedding cake, other cakes, punch and coffee.
 Mrs. Mulhearn is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur R. Brooks, residents of Seward for several years. She attended school here and graduated from Seward High School. Gene Mulhearn is remem- bered as a soldier stationed at the Army Dock. He received his dis charge recently and remained to make his home in Seward. They are at home to their friends in their new apartment in the Henton bllildinp
Seward seaport record., 1949-09-09

explosion blew the vault door off, and the same men went out past you carrying currency and bonds?' "Yah,' said Ole.
 "Well, what did you do then?'
 Aye put down my mop
 "Yes, but what did you do after that?"
 "Vel, aye says to myself, dis bane hell of a way to run bank. v Do uo,, know your house number?
Seward seaport record., 1949-09-09

Ole. the night porter, was testi- flying before the jury after the big bank robbery.
 "You say" thundered the attor- ney, that at midnight you were cleaning the office, and eight masked men brushed past you and went into the vault room with re- Volvers drawn?"
 "Yah," said Ole.
 And a moment later terrific
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
US. Representative Boards
Ship In Southampton On Which
Eisler Had Been A Stowaway

raigned before q maeisirste II
that procedure - taken. a 49,
announced that American emlaas
Sy representative vail ash &c tlgS
return of Eisler g. the Unliea
States.
Application iOr tXtradition -
pers will be made. and iBdiCa
tons are they will bc gTsuted
Eisler had been released go
S24, 900 bail IN the United State
but nc jumped the bail ard BID
himself IN the BstoTy "a the psu'
of New York II was not disUotgI
cd that he was q s1owawsy unit
the ship was far st ses tie tiaesi
paid his passage o. Poland. ard
it was said the captain iavuBswl
EiSlcr's making the trip NitlsusFl
mOleStation
But the captain Can b. utgl
ruled by the POLISH cinilsssY bel
Great Britain When BE- and tiss
American and British represents
tiveS left the ship. u wss llolIeNsss
that he would consent 81 TIE To-
ted States applying iuf cAtfaii
ton papers
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Williams Held
On Grand Larceny
Charge Yesterday

Roy Williams, colored, who has
been in the Navy IA years, was
arraigned late yesterday before
Peace Justice Ira Albury on a
charge of. grand larceny in con-
ncction with the theft of a $50
wrist watch.
Thomas T. Childrey, colored, {
sailor attached to the Seaplane
Base, charges that with Williams
and two women he left the Impe-
rial cafe on Petronia street in a
taxicab on Thursday and that
he passed out.
1t was testified yesterday at the
preliminary hearing that Will
ANS took the watch and said
he would return it to him the
following day. At first the charge
was Williams stole SITS from the
wallet of Childrey, which was la
ter found empty in Petronia
street, but this portion of the
charge was dropped, pending fur
Their investigation.
At the conclusion of the hear
ing Albury held Williams under
bond of 1000 for appearance be-
fore Criminal Court.
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SAWYER GOING
TO SUPERVISE
COUNTY BILLS
American Veto
Power Ends
Among Germans

WY NHAVCtuNtu
BERLIN, May l4.-It was an
nounced officially today that the
American command in Berlin
will no longer exercise the right
of veto over the laws and regula-
tons passed by the German
council in Berlin.
Up until today the activities
of the council were subject to
approval or disapproval by the
American command.
When the order became gener-
ally known, the Germans were
as jubilant as they were when
the blockade was lifted after mid
night on Thursday.
Trains and trucks are now run
ming regularly in and out of the
American and Soviet zones.
A German newspaper publish
ed in the American zone, in COM
menting on the discontinuance of
the veto, remarked that if the
Russians are as sincere as they
have announced they have been
IN strengthening the German
government in the Soviet zone,
the Kremlin will follow suit and
end its veto power in Germany.
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He Had Jumped
$4,000 Bail In
United States; u. S.
To Ask For ExtraditiOn
(By The Associated Pressl

SOUTHAMPTON, England.
May l4-Gerhart Eisler, German
born communist, who is wanted
in the United States on charges
of contempt of congress and for
forging passport papers, arrived
here today on the Polish steam
ship Batory.
Representatives from the Am
erican embassy, the Polish en-
basSy and the British government
boarded the ship and had a two
hour talk with Eisler, but, when
they left the ship, they did not
reveal the nature of the CONVEX
sation..
Southampton policemen then
went aborad and conferred with
Eisler. 1t had been said that they
intended to arrest him, but half
an hour later they left the ship
without him.
Reports were current that Els
Ter will be arrested later in the
day and taken to London and ar
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Mayor Adams And OtIle
Distinguished Guests
Join In Praising
Lions Activities
Bv MONA FIELDS
BY MONA FIELDS

The ubiquitous CThey get
around everyplace) Key West
Lions celebrated their 18th ami
versary at their clubhouse Thurs
day night. They have accomplish
ed so much and are so active a
part of Key West that it is hard
to believe this active organization
is only little more than ten years
old.
The usual wonderful feed"
was enjoyed at the Lions Den on
Seminary Street This time it
consisted of chicken and yellow
rice with a wonderful birthday
cake and ice cream for dessert
and then members and guests re-
paired to the patio where the eX-
ceeding novel feature of a Roll
Ter Skating Ballet was perform
ed by youngsters of the Cayo
Hueso Roller Club.
Simply wonderful roller skat-
ing was done to just about every
type of music. There were rum
has, congas, one-steps, march mu-
sic and what not. The youngsters
executed intricate spins, toe dan
cling on skates and even the spin
ming of a Lion { in the person of
Joe Allen was accomplished. The
following talented Youngsters
participated in the various acts
of the roller skating program:
Myrna Goehring, Barbara Prit-
chard, Betty Burchell, Carol Re-
ayes, Joyce founders, Phillip
Thompson, Ginger Dixon, Jimmy
Dixon, Sonny Harden, Bobbie
Reaves, and o. Sanchez.
Another feature of the Lions
Birthday dinner was the Roll Call
of the past presidents: H. E. Day,
Gerald Saunders, John Costar,
Arthur L. Murray, Earl Hamil-
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Pairoiman, Aciing'
is A CiUiiidn,
!SalU Act
Walter n. Eberlon
tlf Meaycr's Restaurant
Held On Warrant
l--nrsl ~ Warren

Waiter n Ebcston. manager OF
wsMwvr's Restaurant ON Stock
iaiaad waa arrested yesterday by
Chief Dcpliy sheriff Frank Web
heF an . warrant charging him
wlth dumping gaFbage on Stock
lland
fte warrant was sworn out by
tien Alien Warren 0f the County
Ahaafd 81 Health department. Pa
tfsaiuan Frank Caraballo. acting
~ fivilian. was listed as an &C.
ttlai witurss of the dumping Of
- aafbaNe
Caraiallo says that ne was on
Mfswk Island early Friday and
stase4. he Naw Ebcrton dumping
tile Rafbanr un the south side of
Oversees Highway. tie took the
numter "a thr car and turned the
snisfmnsian over 10 the county
allihsaliiea s
Cily ManaEer Ralph ID. Spald-
ine naid today be Is trying 20
satfh same residents Ct Key
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ton, Allan Hampton, Gonzalo Be-
camilla, Joe Allen and FredMill-
er. Each of the past presidents
gave a resume of the accomplish
ments and highlights of his adj
ministration.
Guests of honor for this impor-
tant Lions birthday party were:
Mayor and Mrs. Maitland Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Albury,
Colonel and Mrs. Hatfield and
Commissioner and Mrs. Frank
Bentley.
After being introduced by Lion
Louis Carbonell, Mayor Adams
gave a short talk on the contri-
buttons of the Lions to. Key West,
with much praise for the clubs
civic mindedness for the welfare
of the City. He was followed by
County Commissioner Frank
Bentley who also expressed him
self along the same lines for the
county.
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Toll Bridge
Receipts Still
Show Gains

Collection of tolls ON the Over
seas highway bridges Continue To
show large gains in ssnxonthly
comparisons with 1913.
Receipts last month totaled
$43, 628.25 as compared with $751;
702 in March of last year. gain
of $4,926.25.
Number of passengers using
the bridge last month totaled
46, 166, gain of 5,478 over the
40,688 in March of 1948.
Total of motor vehicles of all
kinds using the bridges last
month was 24.944 as compared
with 81 ,067 in March of last year,
an advance of 3,277.
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fsuriag Here F0i
Tallahassee
Monday
lm state Capital
Mili Issek After
tsr Ara- Wanted by
tsamty Commission

Cisiutv AtiaHnry Paul Y. Saw
~ uiii leave fuf Tallahassee on
8lsfisv tn irsrk after the intro
aiFtinn a sgrCial bills 90 the
Aaatn Legislature that the Monroe
CusnniY Commission wants 30 sec
rnaftr1
Annna thr balls b. be- introduc-
"a sawFNf totiay revealed are:
fHlf rhanEinG TIE registration
aff frauirtnH prrsnnS 90 register
~ MunFfn Cuunty Courthouse
ssstt riaii Vesfs instead of every
fIsf rFara "a zee law now reads.
fau ailuwinM the County
rsananissinn a. appoint the men,
iers "a iiso Nanftsc County HoSpi-
tal tkaard Tho iaw requires the
affwusai 81 ihr governor
ffTrr sitting up Monroe COun-
a. al mfmqBitu contrul division.
fhn aff Nuliid ~ held In abey-
anfF b aiii 49, passed a. a speCi-
al aft o. e. inio effect only after
a. r 8 Nasy ahandunS supply
.ns tiif luuntv wlth the dot.
FtHn tilF &c cgsiid b. brought In
a. hFlnE a. la me county for
fsafhaae uf the DDT.
fag piariua ere new road re-
fFHliB eaHstructed b. Monroe
tnHuif an naa Cuppltt key under
atatr hahWaF cunirol The state
Iuatrs.i af thg Cuunty would thus
HtafufaIn thr road
Hler aHlFndina the compcnsa-
tan haN al as a. provide f0r the
rsfHrrri IL miitanc % County
Ene.H.asIanrf HARRY Harris. who
nasf tmtr ia miles b. attend
asrFilnes a ttr County comFnis.
alaa anl stsY overnight len a hotel
Hfff fhn nlrasare does not pro-
saiE o. ans .nNfeNae in the CON-
Hauaattan araen by me county
f.snmlssaeuefA Sawyer said
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Stock Island Man,
Arrested After
Garbage Dumping
Confidence
Alone Needed.
Foley States


WASHINGTON, May led
ward Foley, under secretary of
the United States Treasury, said
today that the main thing the
American people need to assure
an economic balance is conf
dence.
He declared that indications
are that the nations economy is
satisfactorily adjusting itself, and
that though prices may continue
to ease off, the decrease will be
so gradual that it will not upset
any branch of endeavor, 4
The housing situation is con-
tinuing to get better. Last month
$4,000 houses were constructed by
private capital in the United
States. an increase of approxim-
ateiy 80 per cent over March.
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West dumping their garbage pro-
misiculously. The residents, he
said, drive out into the outlying
sections and dump their garbage.
The city is trying to collect
considerable in garbage collection
fees.
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Clio To Hold
Further Talks
With Ford Go.
fBy The Associated pressD
DETROIT, May 14.-The CIC

SAS As-G <A00OSsSsCo RhGH@f
DETROIT, May 1.-THE CIO
has made another proposal TO
the Ford Motor Company TO
negotiate further about the diff
ferences between the union and
the company.
The automobile workers went
on strike because. they charge.
the Ford company was speeding
up productive movement i'm the
assembly lines.
Henry Ford. II, maintains that
that question has so many tech
nical details that it requires per-
sons familiar with automobile
production to be able to reach a
fair understanding.
The government indicated to-
day that, if the strike is not set
tied shortly, a conciliator will be
named to confer with union and
| company officials.
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2 BOYS FALL TO DEATH

YOSEMITE, Calf. lap
Two Stanford University students
Peter B. Yeazell, 18, and Kenneth
Alden Haines, 10, both of Fresno,
fell down 620-foot ledge to their
death, while attempting to climb
the ledge, linked by 100 feet of
rope, a length considered by vet
eran climbers as to great for such
a risky ascent up wet, snow
whitened cards. Their bodies
were found badly battered, at the
foot of the ledge.
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Bill Introduc TO
Refund $1,O96,392
ToIAqueduct Board


bin net weaaa ssfu.a $3.50 - MMm@Ma 49,
mission sosssszsi q shs esez@s 49,
ties has ben inssosuusa cans~es - 49, -
Smsthers Ia Eexeee@ emaaW
Amens sihsE psssissens = - - - - sss
10 ths coamafss e AFtaes neswAsms @eseasa4 -
ary CT ae KsvY eF~rst enns@s s = - a.
March H. lssl
n is snsssssssa a. - - - $500 :. - -
Keys Aausauet commaaasmA hma - 8 essMM
10 ciier real iced iss hsssha - - e.
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Protests Act OF
Photographer
Before SoIons

Cecil Mardis, a photographer
with studios at 81 Truman ave-
nue., said today he would go be-
fore the City Commission on
Monday and protest against pass
age of an ordinance requiring
photographers to post bonds of
$3.50 with the City for permission
to do business.
'"The cost of my equipment was
heavy and l feel that to post a
bond of $3.50 is asking too much,
said MardiS.
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Up Photos

c.
Bearded the
for
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Left 8 rght GeogeD hrm County Cmi ione
James mes dN IL
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Planning Board
Holds Meeting

The Planning Commission of
Key West held a routine meeting
al City Hall last night. There
were several matters of a routine
nature handled by the commits
sion. The next meeting of the
commission will be held Friday.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06

owners may use to obtain curb
ing.
Respectfully submitted,
ZION PLAN COMMISSION
By Lee r. Fleming,
Attest Chairman
Carl @. Lee, Secretary.
June %, 1949
The Honorable Mayor and
Members of the Zion City
Council,
City Hall Building,
Zion, Illinois.
Gentlemen:
For purpose of PROPERLY
LIGHTING THE BUSINESS
DISTRICT OF ZION, and
since the old system is beyond
repair it is recommended that
new lights similar to those of
West Washington Street in
Waukegan be installed on
Sheridan Road from 26th to
18th Street and on 9th Street
from Elm to Elisha Avenue.
Lights to be $50 feet apart
on each side of the street,
staggered, so that a light will
be set every rs feet.
It is recommended that this
be financed by using motor
fuel tax for half the cost and
the other half of the cost to be
betrayed by contributions from
property owners and business
men in the lighted district on
the basis of $3.50 per rs #.
frontage on Sheridan Road and
$32.5O per rs #. frontage on
9th Street.