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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24

Harriettsville grabbed third
place honors by downing Bates
Vile 66-57 in the Friday night
preliminary. Batesville, compos-
ed of all SenecaVille players eX-
cept Bob WysCarVer, roared in't
a 22-8 lead at the quarter as they
hit from all angles.
HarriettSVille began to hit in
the second period but traileG
1928 at halftime The Elks put
on a 31-point splurge in the third
quarter to catch the Beavers
near the end of the quarter to 60
ahead 54-45 to start the final
stanza. Both teams scored Il
points in the fourth quarter.
Chuck SchOeppner, Of Lower
Salem, the tournaments leading
scorer, paced the Elks with l9
points while Burdette Ayers ad-
ded Is. For BatesVille, Dick Cow
, den had 13, Ed Kish and Boz
| WvScarVer u each.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
Dexter City--38

In Wednesdays second game,
Quaker City doWned StellfOX
Ex-Hi's 49-27, holding an ia
lead at the quarter and 1876 at
halftime as neither team was
able to hit.
The Quakers found their shoot
ing eyes in the second half to
score "a points while the EX-Hi's S
Tailed %.
Peanut Carpenter connected
for 20 points to pace the win
ners, Gene Hanes and Eugene
Cutler had seven each for the
losers
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

BatcsVille and Dexter City
opened the tourney on Wednes-
day night with d ding-dong
battle that was won by the BeaV-
eTS 44-38
Dexter City was on top IS at
the quarter but trailcd 1917 at
halftime The losers WCrc close
behind during the second half
but couldn't seem to move ahead.
Bob Moselcy led both teams in
scoring with II points while Ed
Kish had 10 for the winners.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24

Kirch's Electrics staged nip
and-tuck game with Pleasant
City in the final game WedneS-
day evening with the Electrlcs
emerging on top 59-44.
Myron Burt dropped in three
fielders in the opening quarter
to give Pleasant City 1911 lead
but Kirch's came back to knot
the count and go ahead 22-2l at
halftine.
A see-saw. third quarter found
the Electrics out ahead 1882 and
they increased their margin of
victory to IS points in the final
stanZa.
Dale Young accounted for 18
Of the Electric's points, John
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
COLOR MEETINGS

Two homemakers meetings are
scheduled for the first week in
April, according to an announce
ment made by Ada Gosage. local
home demonstration agent. On
April 5, a meeting will be held
at the. town hall in Whigville
with the home demonstration
agent leading a discussion on
color in the home". Mrs. Sarah
Hurst, of the Belle Valley com
munity, will entertain group
at her home on April 6. This
meeting will also feature color
in the home" discussions.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
Quaker City Legion Wins Annual Independent Tourney
kirch's Electrics Defeated
In Finals By 81 40 Score

- The Quaker City Legion team, Earl Conner post,
the second annual independent held Caldwell
last week by defeating Krchs Elecrcs 640 in the finals
Friday night.
In the first quarter, it match point both teams
hit consistently the period ending with Krchs top 1514
The Quakers threw stiff defense from there
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
AT HOME

Mrs. Brittle Gibson, of the
Sarahsville community, was re-
moved to her home in the Nc
Vay-Shilling ambulance Wednes-
day. Mrs. Gibson had been a pa
tient in the Marietta Memorial
hospital for the past week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24

Applicants from $50 cities, U. S.
possessions, Tokyo, London, and
navy ships competed for recent
NROTC appointments.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24

Watson had II, and the rest were
distributed evenly.
For Pleasant City, Louie Spur
rier had II while Burt was sec
Ond with nine.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
CYO Wins Over
Ex-Hi's BY 85-4S

Stellfox Ex-Hi's were defeated
at GAINESVILLE last Sunday after
noon by the CYO cagers 85-48.
Paul Carpenter tailed II points
to pace the winners while Gene
Hanes had 20 for the losers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
S H 0 R T S
BY LONG
ALL-TOURNEY

ALL-TOURNEY team selected
after the independent tourna-
ment last week included the fol-
lowing players who were award
ed small individual trophies:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
BAKE SALE

The Women's Club of the
Corpus Christi church, Belle
Valley, is sponsoring bake sale
on Saturday, March 26. 1t will
be held at Sklenar's store.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24

The handy navy "ditty bag"
was first called ditto bag" be-
cause it contained two of each
4 item, ...-.-.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
Third Team

Honorable Mention-H. Car
penter, Quaker City; j. Thomas,
Belle Valley; E. SChoeppner,
Harriettsville; Kish, Batesville;
Diehl, Dexter City; Spurrier,
Pleasant City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24

Photo Observation-Disclosures
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
HARRIETTsVILLE boasted the

best offensive record with 179
points in three games followed
by Quaker City with 176. Defens-
lively, the situation was just re-
versed with Quaker City allow
ing their opponents 1O6 and Har-
riettsville giving up l55.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
CHUCK SCHOEPPNER, of this

years Lower Salem Cardinals,
played for Harriettsviile and
walked off with the two scoring
medals. He hit 81 points in the
game against Belle Valley for
most points in one game. Close
behind was John Watson with 26
and Pete Flood with p. Schoep-
pner also tailed the most points
IN the, tournament, 50 in three
games, followed by Peanut Car
penter with 81 and Watson with
SIS in the same number of games.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24

Officials: Archer & Mendenhall
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
DON BEWLEY, of Quaker City,

won the foul shooting medal
with 8-11 for 1870. Schoeppner
hit 1926 for $50 and Watson
1928 for $40. In addition to the
two large trophies for winners
and runner-up, the winners were
also presented individual gold
basketballs and the other three
semi-finalists received medals.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
FOUL SHOOTING was also Har-

riettsville's dish as the ElkS
made 41-82 for 500 in their
three games. The other semi-fin-
alists had the following: Kirch's
37-79 for 47%o, Quaker City 34-83
for 41%, Batesville 22-57 for
4l%o. Among the teams playing
only one game, Pleasant City
made 1923 for 500, Dexter City
1888 for 1870, Belle Valley $40
for 400, Stellfox 7-27 for
26%.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
CITY HAD BIG
CASH BALANCE
on FEBRUARY |
Many Offers OF
Visitor Rooms
Made To Chamber

In response to an appeal by the
Chamber of Commerce for Kew
West hOmeoWners to list spare
rooms available for tourists, over
80 people phoned the Chamber
office yesterday evening offering
accommodations.
The Chamber office, which re-
manned open until 900 o'clock,
aided late visitors in securing
rooms for the night After three
commercial hotels, which report
ed vacancies, were filled, list of
rooms in private homes were put
into use.
The plan set up by the Cham
Der of Commerce, it was explain
ed, was not one that would per-
form as d rental agency to help
home-oWners who wished to
make extra money during the
season to find tenants for their
rooms, but the plan was design
ed to afford help for tourists who
might have trouble locating a
bed for the night
Hotels and home-oWners are
asked to telephone the Chamber
office each evening after 500
O'Clock if they have d vacant
room to rent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Soviet Head
Complains OF
Deserters
States That More Than
100000 Are Detained
I'm American Zone
OF Germany
,Hy rue Nssocintea .Pressl.

wy Ene ANADfiHSe1 sFFtAAt
BERLIN, Feb. 22-Russian mil
itary leaders in the Soviet zone
of Germany are becoming I'M
easy over the large number OF
Russians who are seeking safety
in the American, British and
French zones.
The Soviet chief of staff today
declared that more than 100000
Russians are detained" in the
American zone alone;
While the figure IS altogethre
too high, it is true that many
Russians, fleeing from the wrath
of the communists, have entered
the American zone and are given
asylum there.
Many of the Russian refugees
have threatened that they would
kill themselves before returning
to that part of Germany under
Russian control. They tell of
brutal treatment that was given
them before they succeeded in
escaping.
They are excessive in their
thanks for the privilege given
them by the American command
er to remain there, and are happy
when they are given jobs. All OF
thep, arc working. and they say
they are getting better and more
abundant food and are given
better quarters in which to re
side.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Sees 80 Years OF
British Building

LONDON-CP)-Britain's build
ing industry will have work to
do for so years TO come.
r. Furneaux Jordan, principal
OF the school of architecture of
the architectural association, says
az least IS percent of the nations
hospitals. theatres, hotels and
railway stations will need re-
building when housing and fac
tories no longer can claim prior
ity.
The actual building program
Of the next half century must be
enormous. comparable to that of
the 10Th Century" he says.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
ALI Women OF Key West
Urged To Attend Health
Meeting Tomorrow Night
Organization of Polio Emergency Volunteers
Prior To Training Period To BE Held At
8;OO O'Clock In Monroe County Clinic;
Key IVES, First City Thus Honorcd BY Stale

The training of Polio Emcrg-
cncy Volunteers PEVS). as a pre-
pRrcdncss measure against pc
slblc outbreaks of infantilC pa
ralVsiS. will be held in Kew We5t
March and by the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis,
Inc. II was announced TODAY by
James Murphy. chairman of the
Monroe County Chapter of the
National Foundation.
An organiZatiOnal meeting will
he held Wednesday. February %,
at 3 pm. at the Monroe County
Clinic. with Marion T. Jeffries. of
Orlando. Fla. state representa-
tive. presiding. This news item
IS an invitation 10 all women and
all women'S organizations in the
community to have manv MEM
bcrs and friends attend this meet
ing according to the local secre-
tarv. Mrs Wilhelmina Harvey. It
Is impossible 10 contact each per-
son and organization personally
within the time limits afforded
II Is anticipated. however.
that upon hearing of this rr"et-
ina end realizing the value this
course can be TO the citizens of
Key West that each woman
will make IL a must" to be
present.
Members II tho medical nro-
fes,ion. Senior Woman'S Club
Junior Woman'S Club JayShees.
Bcta Sigma PHI Sorority Ar'"ri.
can Legion Auxiliary. VIEW Aux
liarv Girl Scout officials Aver
ican Red Cross. State Welfare
Board Womcn's Groups of all
churchcs Pvthian Sisters RchHc-
cas-. Ladies Tcmplc PTAS. Ladies
II the Golden Eagles. Order Of
the Eastern Star. staff of Monroe
County Hospital. Business and
Professional Women'S Club. Mon
roe County Chapter for lnfantilc
Paralysis. nurses. familc' of noli"
nstients. Naval officials. teacher
1 housewives, and every woman %
! Kew West who has the health nj
/ the community az heart ar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22

cordially invited to be in attend
ance Wednesday night or send In
their names for actual training
on March 3 and 4. Colorcd p2n-
pie, as well as whites, are cordial
ly invited to attend.
Mrs. Ann Cobo. local chairman
of Women's Activities, has laid
the ground work for the course
about to be given. Further i'm
petus will be given the project
when Mrs. Carl Dunawav Of Mi
ami. state advisor on Women's
Activities, arrives March 3 for
final arrangements.
The State Board of Health is
sponsoring this training of
PEVs on a statewide basis with
Key West being the first city
selected. This selection is a
compliment to the citv for the
leading part it has PLAYED in
polio preparedness activity
throughout the state and the
per capita funds raised each
year in its March of Dimes cam
paign when Kew West usually
leads the remainder of the
state.
Tribute will be paid Jimmy
Galloway by the state renresen-
tqtive. Marion T. Jeffrjes. for the
outstanding accomplishment OF
Mr.. Galloway as Monroe County
director of the March of Dimes
campaign for l949.
DR.. James Parramore hos been
commended by state officials for
his accomplishments as chairman
of the local Medical Advisor
Committee and will welcome al
guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Conservative Democrats From
South To Join Republicans
In SidestepPin8 President
Guards Watch
British Food

LIVERPOOL, England -- "a, -
The line of trucks rumblcd along
the five miles from dock to
5tOrehouse.
Trailing each was a sedan with
two men inside watching, alert,
part of a squad sent to the dock
side
They didn't let the trucks out
of their sight.
Detectives guarding d load of
gold?
No, just ministry of food Of
ficials watching 100000 cases of
Russian timed salmon, just off a
ship. to see that black-market
hijackers didn't get them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Cav Saws State
Must Raise Funds
To Paw Teachers

t.. luf Cl,ik Earl r.
H udat The Citizen
.... Yesterday 100 quoting
rrl that The state
.....H .aId that tha paw OF
I. H... enuld bc cut after july
u IuHtrI Circuit Court Clerk
F tfam. as saving that state
lIr. g. N Cav had sal j
H.f U. ..i.t1nai sd vul"rem
t.n.. a.u1 b, possible
WH.r et.f Comptroller Cay
oil. H n. .ar,iu .asf Friday. and
h|. ue rt,. us vI'h h copy
rf.nrnt H..
.E.. u..t fnsr - mIilnu
H n.HiH tn pa, school
.a'aIr. eli ag, pcn.
.tprf uavrull figures
tf ....I in hc general
5000. .n. .uI 80 tnr pres
H .H.. fr., s un'N eJii'ci.
Oh ..r. .n f.. funds q" meet
.rt. tH.usr 54lN
I Wu. session ui the
..faI. ma.t nnd an immc-
uflr OFF InruWc ur there
. n. mun.I len the general
IH|.rf IrHm IuiV until Drrcmbcf
.E.n Ca funds start coming ~
.HH
Ua. uatfrr saiI that ~ least
f. #U .n suuid be- needed e
I#. f. tate over until ad Vaiur
a .|... turs are available
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
New Threat
OF WeatherIn
Plains States
Snow Now Melting
I'm Those Areas
As Mercury Climbs
Above Freezing
Cry Ass"-,a,es prc..,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Re.
CARELESS of the type of weather
nowadays in the plains states
and the Pacific northwest, il
brings with it danger to those
areas of the United States.
In most of the plains states, the
mercury, instead of registering
below zero today, has risen to
temperatures above freezing, as
a result of which snow has begun
to melt and is posing threats of
floods.
In addition, besides the melt
ing snow, rain is falling, adding
to the danger of flooding COM
munities. In the Pacific north
west. heavy winds are accom-
panying rainfalls, and cattlemen
have been warned to take their
livestock to higher ground.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Report Filed With
City Manager
.. Today
Revenues Show
Increase During
january, Including
Tobacro Tax

There was a revenue increase
Of l0,52805 for the city, ac-
cOrding to a comparative state
ment of receipts for the month of
January as filed today with
City Manager Ralph D. Spalding.
Last year in January the rev.
cnue amounted to SCI, 958.37 as
compared with S72,486.42 last
month. The biggest increase in
revenue last month was $9,302 10
in current taxes collected, and
S4,67605 in the tobacco excise
tax. There was a decrease of
$3,932.36 in other funds.
The city's balance in all funds
February l>this year amounted
to 1907, 1923, as compared with
$2G4,893.l4 at the beginning of
the year The cash balance
amounted to 36l,845.16 while
disbursements amounted to $54,-
1883.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Fritz Kuhn,
und
Head, Freed
Rejoiccs Over Being
Out OF Prison And
Wants To Return
To Freedom Of US.
cry Th. Associates Press,


MUNICH Feb. 22.-Fritz Kuhn,
who was head of the German
Bund in the United States, and
eventually lost his citizenship
and was deported, was set free
today after serving more than
two years of a 25-year prison
term imposed by "a disqualification
court.
Kuhn said, 1T is the happiest
day of my life, Anybody who has
not been lodged in Jail can't APP
prcciate how shappy am. l am
fed up with the Germans and
want to return to the United
States"
Correspondents asked him, as
Stunning he was permitted TO re-
turn to the United States. if he
would organize another bund.
He answered:
mo, sir; nor any other kind
of organization No more organ
ling of anything by me. Let the
others do the organizing. All !
want is to enjoy the freedom of
the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Stirrup Goes TO
n. Miami Beach

Tenth District Legion Com
mander Vance c. Stirrup will at
tend the joint initiation and the
first anniversary of the Skelly
Mcleod Post No. 257, North Mi
ami Beach, to be held this evening
at the North Miami Beach City
Hall.
Commander Stirrup will con
duet the initiation ceremonies
assisted by the Dadc County
Guard of Honor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22

Rnlmfu denied the charges.
ilo .aid BE- was sitting quietly
taIflng e. Ice on the Bench and
fhat ai no tims had he struck
thf reporter ilc said II was a
90 aaual discussion. that nothing
eaf Said aipoui Lee being a rat. "
lnaU admitted swinging on
L. hHt said b. did not believe
thf ulov bad struck the plaintiff.
o. h.d hr bad ASKED Ice Why he
haI .afittCn that articlc" that APP
rsaIud in The citizen describing
ths atnning ol si0.480 hy a local
mar
iilIhuIn tJackicl Carboncll,
eifrf tm thc defense. said he
Bad nai srrn Roberts strike Lee
anH had seen no marks or
wufnds uu thr reporters face az
cess uHf De- said Lee had insult
ra hutFrta and that Lee con-
tuuUd iu shout abuse at Roberts
as Hr started away from the
tuuah
William Y Albury. defense at
infnrt suEnUstcd Lee had suffer.
td ths niufiUs a. has face in fall
Ihs aIana idt thr hench Lee had
e. Uhaurr o. rriutc the charges
"a islnnH iic ssid TO-DAY that he
ffa nui tan
Huie1is and Lowe said they
faI had ssvslal drinks prior To-
tHf sfa.k up0n Tee Ice main
i.InsI tr Has perfectly sober
IrIf fNf .uft.rn,c was dropped
ffsI f, hHH m.rr drinking
o. unt natural Go assume
Co. received Ul. injuries when
o.. 600 .f thr nrn,h ,ald ~
H.uu Anmt Thu, o. not "a
uI .U.ui controversy II WAS
H., 81 ar argument between
.r..s.IH.I
Ir .m.f .t.trIda, Lowe told
T.|., tU.., tnat hr had been
Hmr .. u, ru, following the
.tf... .ur o., Cmct Joseph
ksur Hi u., Pnu,c Department,
.aH .Ha. Ht bad cnt two pa
r.Irrr 81. Lows home a. serve
r. s..Ilnt upun hum and did
H.I IrI boon tfrI,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Reported Republicans
To Go Lightly On Civil
Rights, Democrats On
Taft-EIariley Act
Try The A~s"c-n:"d rre~.I

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22,-Two
of the proposed measures con
tanned in President Truman's
program, the civil rights bill
and the repeal of the Taft Hart
ley law. are not likely to become
laws in full accord with his view
about them.
1t was reported today that
southern conservative Democrats
have entered into a coalition. not
yet fully outlined, with northern
Republicans.
AS the story goes, the Republi-
cans will agree not to have en-
acted the civil rights bill, as the
President wants it, if the south
Continued On Page Slx)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Louie Found Guilty,
Roberts Acquitted
OF Assuming Lee
Lore Fined $50 And Costs; Robert
Denies Striking Citizen Reporter;
Says Lee Injured In Fall

One found guilty Of sssaulns Bill Lee of The Citizen
FsdsY acquitted by Hilary Albury
lsdsY Municipal Court following lengthy hearing
Lowe found guilty and fined $3.50
had Judge
HERMAN cripl Roberts had beyond
reasonable doubt
testified that Roberts up him while
nh DuVa and Greene streets and without warning
blows Then. Lee further testified Lowe reached
swung bIoW which he charges struck him
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Billie's .Driue-Han
Been& VineLicense
Passes lrstReadinp
Vote 8 To 2 BY Commission Body To
Transfer License From
Pinder To ROufh

Biies Drivenn. owneG IsnalsY alewea
beer and wine license The action mesiins
City Commission last night Rouhs appssss
for the Fifth and Flager place business aple
considerable debate for quite ime
The measure passed last night by close 80
ing There still possibility Routh will pesn
Last night at the regular commission the
voted 30 to allow the of Ist
Pinder Ocean View Dining Room operator $40 Uned
F. L. Rouh Mayor A. Maitland Adams COMMISSIONS Hunter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22
Wnshington's
Birthday Being
Observed Here

Washington's Birthday is
being observed here today.
AT the Key West Naval
Base all ships stationed here
were in full dress-that is.
all their flags and bunting
were flying.
Closed today were the
Monroe County Courthouse.
the City Hall. and the Fed
eral Building.
The other public places
open were the public schools.
They were going ahead as if
there was no holiday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22

Harden voted In the neNmiiW2
The mayor said that n the sssna.
missionerS are to make = hesasF
city that no more beef end wlna
licenses should b. ISSUED far
restricted area. lle stafeal fft
this restricted ARIA heeualns
would lower property val1sa and
discourage building
Many nsiahboEing Fesidenls
spoke opposing the snaessnsnt
and Fernando CaEnus also en
the opposing side saids a am
a native Key Wester..I have No
axe TO grind. ! arm definiteiE
opposed 10 raising my ehildfan
in a place near . beer sna sire
licensee. I sn q bonded aepafv
sheriff OF monroe eounlY. End
If ! find any violations. | wtll
place the violators In laiL~
After the commissioner xsfsl
for issuing the iicensc Uxef Ca-
mus objection. Mr.. Canlus Is
formed the commission tisaf -
was TO have submitted ulan -
operation Of the municipal half
park stadium. bat that ~ sssald
not do So.
! Camus' reason for naa auias4
ting the ulale go fiaaf.asaa IL 4
members of the etgmfnlsssun. Ir
said, bad promised thar 90 si
commissioner would noxeg tutf
for the allowing 81 q bcsu anal
wine license at Bibles Drive in
Allow Package Lieensas
Packaged beer and vim
cense for Faustos ftssl gtalare.
Fleming and Bahamas vac az
proved Carl W WcckIev ) lhf
owner of the food paissfe MafuT
A. Maitland Adams and Ctaun
siOncr Hunter Harden rastsd t.s
senting votes
James Galloway. WKWF sn
nounCer-Tcporter. objected q. CO.
granting Of the paCkaEed iIrrn.r
He Contendcd that 4 similar
quest for a license had brru af
MED one grocery store ncar tHt
park.
Grant Change in Liquor License
Ondlna Delgado's Drop inn
504 Pctronla street wa Rfsntsi
a change from packaged tenduf
to retail liquor vendor
Monroe county tax cnilsftaf
Howard Wilson spoke o. tHr
granting Of the change Sc psu
tended that the city could ngt rr
fuse 10 issue thu liCCHst Atte
ncy lGnatluS Lester uph,ia Wi
son after the latter had ptsssuifi
proof
Again Mayor a Maitland
Adams and Cummissionrf Huu
ter Harden voted no wifh Con
l. CarbOnCll. J Ia
boncll and Fred J Dion yuifur
Transfer Licenses
Liquor license transfer lrm
Frederick Marcel Slvrv g. AiJsit
j. Mills for Casa Cave Hue.
l4O0 Duval, was approved liz,
wise a one half interest SAD, from
Murry Singer to Harold Ctapg
man Of the Tradcwinds. 800 D.
val street, was also appnustfI
Pay $4,000
Payment 81 81. 900 fuf hs.4anf
rental from July. 1919 o. ueusfu
DCr, 1919, inclusive 40. voted
paid to the Florida kcy Aqlt
duct commission.
Allow Exemption
Homestead exemption fa e..
year l948 was granted a. Ba..
Carey. owner Of ~ lut 6 Su e.
tract /.
Endorse {, mel
Resolution Cndurins 70 ..
nal throughout tlr cut.Is In..H.
route between Misfni ard Er
West was passed by the rumu
sion. Copies of tbC ,ndprrm,at
(C'ontinted IN ustr. c..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-22

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