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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15
Aeiu Remejoms!


Prenumeratos pratesimo pro-
ga DIRVOS spausdinimo prize
monems pagerinti aukojo Sic
skaitytojai:
Potter J. G., Cleveland, O. So. :
Miscowich Mrs, Ian
Sc, Mich. q.
Monkevicius, Winnipeg, Can. 1. :
Kundrotas A., Waterbury 1. :
Krulikas K, Brooklyn, NY. /. :
Rimkus Kaz., Dover, Del. 1. :
Gasiunas R. p, Canada L.
Bulgarauskas L., Detroit L.
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Padekite surasti

1eSkau ARMONO Mike ir iC
vaiku = Mares, Ellos ir Mike.
Armonas Mikas yra kiles is
Jotpetriu kaimo, Taurages apsk
I JAW atvyko jis prizes 80 metus
zinantieji praneskite: Ana
Margiene, Route l, Box 18, Ali
ce, Texas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

isigyti, nes zymi dalis bilietu
Teko girdeti, kad Shame kon-
certe, be seimo dalyviu, bus daug
sveciu is Washingtono, Philadel-
phijos ir kitur.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15
! New Yorka ir Brook|ynq
BALYS GAIDzIUNAS

Is Clevelando j Newarka, NJ,
geras kelio galas. Nors greitasis
traukinys ir greit veza, bet be
13 valandu keliones negali pa
siekti.
Isvaziuodamas j Newarka,
prizes diena pasiuncia Special
Deliver laiska, nurodydamas, ka-
da atsirasiu. Ir kai ryto saulei
tekant islipau NeWarke is trau-
kinio, isitikinau, kad mano lais-
kas, prie naujos paste tvarkos,
"nesuspejo" ateiti Ir tik man
isvaziuojant jis pasieke su "sku-
bia zinia", kada atvaziuoju. Ma
nau,' kad tokia paste tvarka vi
stems greit atsibos.
Kiekvienam didesniam pasau-
lio mieste esantieji taxi, nors ir
nesudetingas, bet labai patogus
isradimas. kada nezinai, kurioj
miesto pusej tavo norma pasiek-
ii vieta, sedi j taxi ir jam duodi
adresa. Ir <jau isitikinau, kad
Amerikos taxi, ne taip kaip Ry-
gos miesto vezikai, veza greit ir
tiesiausiu keliu. Tx rygieciai,
noredami daugiau pinigo isspaus-
ii, puse mylios vezdavo dvi va
landas =.
Kai taxi sustojo prie Tiecioku
duru, A. S. Treciokas, lyg pa
;likydamas tevu ukininku papro-
I'll, buvo jau atsikeles ir piove
"siena". Ir pasisveikinus man
Iaiskino, kad diena del visos Ell
les darby sestadieniais tokia
trumpa, jog norint prizes sekma-
dieni pasigrazinti, reikia keltis
saulei tekant ir imtis ameriko-
niskos dalges.
NUNS besisnekant pajuto ir
%. Treciokiene, kad kieme esa-
ma nauju zmoniu ir bematant
atsirado musu tarpe.
Kadangi liudnuju birzelio ivy
kiu minejimo prakalbos ir filmu
Irodymas buvo sekmadieni vaka-
re-. tai turejau j dideli nora -
kick galima daugiau pamatyti
ir daugiau pazistamQ atlankyti.
Tai uzsiminiau ir Treciokams. O
jie, matyt, priprate prie tokiu
sveciu noru, greieiau JUGS iver-
tino ir patenkino, negu as tike-
jaus.
W poros valandu jau mes Sc
dome Treciokq Nash masina ir
pasileidome i New Yorka ir
Brooklyna. Tiltafs ir tuneliais
po Hudson upe mes atsidureme
New Yorke. Dangoraiziu didy-
be ir gretimai stovintieji mazi
namukai keistai nuteikia nauja
keleivi. Tarsi norisi suktelti, kad
perdaug disproporcijos, kad sko-
ningiau butu ne tick aukstl
kilt, kick atsiminti architektu-
rini grozi. Bet kas turf savo ran
koj kapitala, tas nesiklausia kai-
mynu patarimq, bet inesa savo
dali j nuolatos besireiskiancia
Americas didybe.
New Yorke, tam didziausiam
Americas mieste, lsikurusi ir di-
dziausia Amerikos lietuviu or
ganizacija = SLA centras. Ir
musu keliones pirmasis taikinys
buvo ia centra aplankyti. SLA
centras ir TEVYNES redakci-
ia, kukliai isikurusios, buvo pa
ciame SLA seimo paruosiamQju
darby ikarstyje. Gal todel, kad
apie SLA centra ir TEVYNES
as buvau SKATES tick
daug kritisku rasiniQ, cia man
padvelke didele senove -.
Toliau mes lankeme VIENY-
BE, AMERIKA, LIETUVIU KE-
LA, "Gabija", J. Ginku, 0. Va
laitiene ir visa ellie kitty pazista-
mq. Kai apsilankai lietuvisku
laikrasciu redakcijas ir zinai sa-
lygas - dar giliau isitikini, kad
lietuviskojo laikrastitninko dar-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15
DIRVOS ATSTOVAI
kuriuos galma kreptis visais DIRvos prenumeratos
ir skelbmu reikalais:

Amsterdam, N. Y.
M. zidonis, 26O Locust Ave.
So. Boston, Mass.
Brunonas kavaitis, 545 East Broadway.
Chicago, iii.
Jonas Paplenas, 4418 So. Hermitage Ave.
Dayton, Ohio
j. A. Urbonas, 1902 Lamar St.
Newark, New Jersey
A. S. Treciokas, 314 Walnut ST.
New Yorke Brooklyne
Antanas Sodaitis, 57-56 63rd St. Maspeth NJ Y
Waterbury, Conn.
Vladas Varneckas 2157 N. Main ST.
Hamilton, Canada
Bronius Vengrys, 227 Brant St.
Montreal, Canada
Stcpas Kesgaila, 6882 Beaulieu ST.
Toronto, Canada
Jonas Parsellnas, 514 Euclid Ave.
Anglijoje
jonas Palsis, 10, Warrels Terrace, Bramey-Leeds
Australijoje
Povilas Lukosiunas, 178 Wakefield St. Adelaide, s.A.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

klemensas Andreikus, teno-
ras, salia "Dainos", dalyvauja
Baltimore and Ohio Glee Club,
kaip choristas ir solistas. Per
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15
PRASO ATSILIEPTI

Dipl. inz. KS. KAUNAS, pra-
Sau raSyti: Antanui Maseviciui
60 Mrs. C. Trombley, Chazy
NY, Feb. 1850.
>. *
USINAS, gyvenes Vokietijoj,
Traunsteine, prasau rasyti: An.
tanui Maseyiciui, co Mrs. c.
Trombley, Chazy, NY, Feb.
1850.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIRVA - vienintelis lietu-
viz laikrastis Ohio valstybeje.
Kama metams tik $500.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
GEORGETOWN

fine dwelling. with as much charm
east OF wis. ave. This house has
everything, 1t is Of brick with
built-in GARAGE: 1t has q liv. rm
and din. rm. which leads TO
lse. terrace and 4 charmlnsly plant
RIM. PANTRY and kit. on lst fr.
3 bedrms. with dressing rm. and
3 baths on End fir., and an addi-
tional bedrm. and bath on 3rd. This
property is in excel. cond and can
call Mrs. d'Amecourt, with JAMES
L. DIXON d CO.. 1922 18th ST.
nv, ST. 700; ewes. and Sun. wO.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Detached brick; corner lot: liv. rm
with flrepl,; din. rm,, mod. kit: 3
bedrms.; det. gar; conv. location
excel cond
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MGMNT.
2O03 Que st. n ", MI. 1850, ewes.
Mrs. Lednan. MI. lOa1 a
Evening star., 1950-06-04
GEORGETOWN

Drastically reduced! 3 or 4 bedrms =,
2 baths; large garden; nicely re-
modelled; under $4,000. OWNER,
MI 290S ~
Evening star., 1950-06-04

OPEN SUNDAY SUNDAY z z III RI"
semidet. brick. with 5
lge. rms. and Q rear inclosed porch
es, full bsmt. with gas h.-w.h.;
deep lot. garage: priced for quick
sale. J. LEE. poNNELLY. MA. S316;
ewes. OIL. 4074. -
Evening star., 1950-06-04
BARNABY WOODS
6143 31St St. NV.
BETHESDA

BRIGHTWOOD CORNER
Extremely beautiful home with true
center hall all walls with Craftex
n1nish, bedrooms. = baths lovely
shopping area.
AUERBACH a. CO.. DI. 65O1
EYES ST, O355 An 5-6o
Evening star., 1950-06-04

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
5470 30th pl.-Open Sun, Q It'll 5
p.m.-6-rm., 2-bath. corner brick
home. Rec. rm. with firepl., oil
INV h, garage. Price, S21, ,750. To
reach: Out Military rd. and west to
Both pl. and house.
INEz cUSHARD, Realtor, OR. 1922
Evening star., 1950-06-04
ARGYLE TERRACE

Custom built det. stone and brick
home near Rock Greek Park Built
for gracious living with all large
rooms. Graftex walls, beautiful i'm
ported crystal chandeliers in living
room and dining room, screened
porch on living room. concrete
patio OF den, beautiful custom
kitchen with new range. refEr..
stainless steel sink, all working sur
faces in Formica End floor has
very large bedrooms and . fun
baths. 3rd floor has > bedrooms. ]
bath. Beautifully finished hard
wood floors, Gear garage Owner
will take back Ist trust after down
payment. Call for appt now.
AUERBACH d CO. DI 65Ul.
ST. n34h AID 5rkN OR nSSS
Evening star., 1950-06-04
GEORGETOWN

II you are Georgetown and Green
wlch Village minded and If there are
only two Of you. this is ideal. It's
a small 3-fioor semidetached frame
house. Reduced because of need of
minor repairs. xI7,a50. Cail VIR-
GINA BENTLEY for appointment,
No ERnn
Evening star., 1950-06-04
SHOCKEY A. MOORHEAD.
REAI TnRQ
.29 RITTENHOUSE ST.

In Manor Park near COOLIDGE
High School detached modern
brick. fireplace in liv. rm 2
baths and 3 bedrooms, finished
attic with dormer window,
knotty pine rec room with
stone fireplace, oil &C heat,
detached garage. It's good
buy at $24,5O0. RA. "nO3.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
CHEVY CHASE, D. C
GEORGETOWN

located GeorsetoVn cor
ner 70 be remodeled. Price. Si6,750
East Of Wisconsin. Call Mrs. Kar-
per. DU. 0au0, WO. $500.
JOSEPH NJ WISE. i332 WIS NV
Evening star., 1950-06-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-k.w.

l4oo BLOCK TAYLOR ST. NV.
Beautiful row brick, hedrms.. .
baths. paneled den, rec. rm.. Gear
garage: oil heat 70 inspect call
RALPH D. cOHN, Elk. sos. CO.
207e
BUNGALOw-MARIETTA PARK
3 rooms bath. immaculate condition;
fun basement, concrete front porch,
large lot; near al convenlenees. MSS
Waiwood, Du- 0l0t.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 14th ST. NV DI. 3346,
Mr.. N CAPITOL & BUCHANAN SITS.
Row brick s rms. extras fun bath
and recreation room In bsmt.;
screened front porch; nice condi-
ton; terms. RA, 500,
1901 -lSG3 BELMONT RID.
% rooms. baths. 1908 vacant
Ideal for rooming and apts Also
ideal for . or 3 stores in basement
Price, S34 zoo. A bargain, sood
400 L ST. NV DI S325.
1913 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Very nice 1-rm. row brick, gas
h;w.h., detached garage dead END
street providing Quiet SURROUNDINGS
close close 70 al facilities. Come and see
Mr.. Browne, MI. 6lss Sun. and
ewes. NO. 3427
BASu,E REALTY co
Evening star., 1950-06-04

Well-built brick home, about q yrs.
old; 8 rms. and pine-paneled rec.
rrn., baths 2ha blocks from Conn.
ave. and all conveniences Price,
S19;450. Call Mrs. Dawson, WO.
1NEz cUsHARD, Realtor, OR. 1889
Evening star., 1950-06-04
10th AND IRVING ST"
600 BLK. ROXBORO PL.
Vacant July ! Semi-det. brick
rms, excel eond cony lce.. lsr
hsmt, gas heat, nice yard priced
risht BARKER, IA sS45.

BUNGALOW MARIETTA PARK
1912 7th ST. NV.
CAT eth and Nicholson StsN
Lovely broom and bath bunEsloU II
immaculate condition LArEe lot,
concrete front porch with iron sFtu
work: stairway TO fioored attic
Basement under entire house, Hot
water heat High elevation. Act
today. Call Mr.. Carter, VI, Oa31.
MARSHALL ] WAPLE co.
| ""I 1AIh ST. NV DI MA.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Will, TRADE

$4,000 equity in $4,000 home in
Hillerest, sc. for equity in s-unit
apt. bldg. or good inv. business.
E. V. HOGAN, 81. 3786
Day. night. All Albee Bldg. RE. 1855
Evening star., 1950-06-04

hEO I 1AURAN' Is
TWO, WITH LIQUOR LICENSES
Excellent downtown NV. location;
long established, well-earned reputa-
tion for splendid food; quaint con-
tinental setting.
midtown NV location;
newly decorated, fine equipment. am
pie stock, extremely modern. We
have several other nice restaurants.
with food only. For particulars, cali
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
40 GALLATIN ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY. / TO 6

spacious, modern, pTevar construc-
ton and in good condition. Living
room with fireplace. dining room,
kitchen, back stairs from kitchen
to 2nd floor; three bedrooms.
baths: basement has large paneleo
recreation room with adjoining bed
room, laundry room and storage
closets; hot-water gas heat; deep lot
with detached garage. LOUIS P
SHOEMAKER. 1119 K st. NV. Ma.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04
FSES Releases
List Of Local
Handicaps

In Observance Of National En-
p.oy the handicapped week. a 10
cal committee Is urging Monroe
county employers to hire handi
capped workers in this area.
]. H Knight. Jr-. head of the
Florida State Employment office
here. has released a list of local
handicapped job applicants The
list includes one applicant for
each of the following occupations:
Musician. marine engineer.
custom Inspector. bartender. Ia
bO-er. Waterman, machinist out
side. lunch-rOOm manager, cleo
trician, electricians helper, me-
tai clipper. bakers helper. taxi
driver. sales clerk, truck driver
heavy, dump luck driver. gen
.eraI Office clerk, rough caFpen-
ter. painter, rOuteman, service
station attendant. ard a meat
packer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04

want TO give the Navy a break
he stated
He estimated the break" that
the people would stand for at
One-thiEd Of the assessment
Harris, noted tax authority.
was employed by the city and
county to study the tax problem
and make recommendations
At the meeting this morning
he outlined his proposals verbal
" He stated that he would sub
NIT written report within the
next several days
County and city officials
agreed TO confer again as soon as
the written report IS received
from Harris n that time, they
said, the city and county viii be
prepared TO give the Navy and
Key West Homes company a de-
finite answer to the tax ques-
ton
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04
l he
WEATHERMAN
Says
(AP Photol.

Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
with rain and squaIIy conditions
today thru Thursday. Not much
temperature change. Moderate TO
fresh northeasterly winds, 20 70
80 mph in rainsquaIls.
Florida: Generally fair and
mild thru Thursday except cloud
with probably occasional rain
over extreme south portion.
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Moderate to fresh northeasterly
winds except fresh to occasion
ally strong and squaIIy over
south portion. Weather partly
cloudy over north portion, most
ly cloudy with rain squalls over
south portion Small craft warn
ing displayed from Miami south
ward.
jacksonville To Apalaehicela:
Small craft warning displayed
from Miami southwark thru the
Florida Keys for squally wealth
er and winds 20 to 80 mph- Else
where no small craft or storm
warnings have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04
More Rest And
Relaxation For
President Truman


PATUxEnlT AIaryland Oct I.
~-sRl-M More rest and relaxation
is the scheduIe today for Presi-
dent Truman.
He passed the halfway mark to-
day of his week long vacation
cruise aboard TIE yacht Williams
burg.
The presidential party spent
the night anchored off the Pat.1x-
ent, Maryland, naval base
And today Mr. Truman and
his friends viii sail south toward
Yorktown. Virginia.
incidentally. his aides say that
the President plans to watch the
opening World Series game on
televisi0n today.
Meanwhile. a wsll-informed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04
NOTICE To eaEDFroRs
N TIE COUNTY JUDGES COTRT.
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE.

n Re rsSlaIf OF
LAURA JOHNSON HOLM. form
erly LAURA " JOHNSON and
sometimes known aS LAURA
IL JOHNSON HOLM.
Deceased.
TO All Creditors and All Persons
Having Claims or p m a :
against said Estate
You and each Of you are hereby
notified and required 10 present
any claims or demands which YOU
or either Of you. may have against
formerly Laura NJ Johnson and
sometimes known as Laura n.
Johnson Holm. deceased. late Of
said County. Ia the County Judge
OF Monroe C0Bnsy. Fiarida. Al his
office IN the oErf House Of said
County at Key West. Florida. with
IN eight (Sl calerdar months from
the date of the first publication OF
this Notice Each such claim nr de-
Sr&te the place Of residence and
post office address OF the ella INFANT
and Sballs be sFora 10 By the Slain
ant. his agent or attorney. and
any such claim or demand not -
lied stall BE Tuf3
Dated this 18th day Ct Septeu-
Der. a d 1850.
- (sdA EVIL L HOLM
AS Executor q the Last VIII
and Testamett Of LAURA.
LAURA II JOHNSON and
sometimes known as LAURA
II JOHNSON HOLM. De-
CEASED
". CURRY HARRIS.
Attorney for ExeeutOr-
sept13-z0-27-oct4.1s50L
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04

NJ
A JCIET RES IL HOS f-rUIlaz-
n. An Afnendmea1 - a-rictr = -
me f'unsfirurtan uf Florida. E%lat-
ing 20 rhe J1idicizl Et--1la-lru<sur t.E
Aadfnr Thereto q S-crinu - -
KnoMn As SerEi1a - - Arttrle
Therein I'rori6lnE Scr an AZ
ditfnnaI Jndiciai Cirru1 - t1r
shall he the Sixfeeulh 1ulir.at flr-
cut and shall Cuuslsf - Eslrr-
County. FLORIDA and Eer - -er-
tluu ~ a state Affa1rneF 114 s.
circuit judge - Surh Csrcull
BE IT EESf1-F fsIf ny TaE LIZ
Isl TIRE or TIE sTaTE -
RAJ fhs following zuendr-nx -
k~tis-ie y % fhe Enu9tfr4Tl.z -
Florida. b. ad6ng q sertio1 - -
known ~ Sec1l1n e. 81 $40 Ar
Gle =. IL h.-reiIg aEreel g. 1nc e1a-4
ils submitted - me el~rT - - rHe
state - FluTida Ser rstlftezt - -
rejection a. the nezr E-ner4l -ler-
ffon o. b. he'd ID 111a. - se-4-s4s-
SECTION ss There Il rr~41~4 a
Judicial cfrrEr 81 tne slzze -
Florida watch g. rMe @EteeErr
Iudfrial Circuit and WhtcA -a1A
consist - the ruEEfT - Ll-rse
and fur hich the-e snzll - eer-e-
ore Circr1 Judge ard nle -l4-eA
Atfarnev a. rrro-iasd ~ las
me Cfrcnf1 IudE~ frssm ErauE
sen fss ard fnr rn~ e-ifreEt1 b.
dirfal Circuit and re<i1l-E ll 4o-rssf
Count shall - rhe rirrulr 411<e
e Ire sixteen D Iu1iE 80 2-e-zr
md Stau cqHt4rEs as surh 4~l~e
until the exuirazi1n 80 MS tern ~
-sffiee. rp-wis sac frs T1ez14E a.
ferfhe rirs MuDaaE A. -2111-F-
f1z1
The STATE affn-ner sEaI - 49,
pointed ~ tae f,sE~FnlT - $500
mil rh- first TueE7a~ 114-r ~
rsrzt Mfsudzr a. E1uua~E- za@l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04
LEGALS
NOTICE. OF ELECTION

NOTICE OF ELECTION
Monroe County Of the State Of
Florida
re IT KNOWN. That 1. p a
ida do hereby give notice that a
GENERAL ELECTION
Viii be held IN Monroe County Of
the State Of Florida on Tuesday
next succeeding The First M0Bdar
IN November, 4 T. 1850, the said
Tuesday being the
seventh DAY of November
For Two Railroad ard Public
Utilities Commissioners Of the State
II Florida
For United States Senator.
For -R-prese NATIVE Of the Fourth
Congressional District OF The state
IF Florida n the Fsfghtv-second
SongreSs OF the C1ited Stats.
For State Senator far Twenty
fourth Senatorial District OF the
stasss Of Florida
For one Member Of the House Of
representatives Of the State Of
For one-Snpervisar Of Regis
ration
For one-Judge Of the Juvenile
Court
For Two County Commissioners.
District Number Two and -Four.
For Three Members County
seard OF Public Instruction. Dis,
trIefs Number One Three and Five.
For Three justices ~ the SH-
pFeme Court 81 the STATE Of Florida
For one Solicitor Of the Criminal
Court II Record
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereHntO set my hand and
affixed the Great Seal Of the
State Of Florida. at Tallahassee.
the Capitol. this zsth day Of Au-
gnSf. 4 ID. 1885,
(SEALl P A GRAY.
Secretary Of State.
septl3-ea-27s oct4. 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04
EEorSE JoIsT EEslLI-TIElx
NJ. K5-X


P~o' ,os''sf - Annen1 Arslr-@
- fhe Cunxtl1utiDu - 49, $40 -
49, Aei4tinE - the --1-r---
fsrnsrrruan4 - rte asoEeTzrlsz1 II
ne safe ~ F7Ia-l44-
RE IT RE5ssLk-17g9 EF TflE LElF-
lSI-ATERE go ThE SAB -
TS.@ foIiaasne an-nsme-z - ~
fr1ts = - rhe CslEett--ti11 - -
-fatf - f'Iort.lA = Ae~r4F a@r41
- SAD slha7l - saEue-s1 - -ns
.lectozs - th5s SLATE See rltEAca-
tion or rrtec1inn ST ~ meEt $50
eral eIerffnr - - helS - t9e rez-
section shah - r19-r - $50 A.
ftaie - b. aesiEn1ze1 S=11au1
"a. readlnG an1 EreEle1s -
SRrTFox 1sz- Wben anz as a.
BUSINESS 80 the effire - 49, C1z--r
frdEe rtQalres- - AIS r-E 49,
inE q prF7E la1iran - llarE 1Ea1 rNN
hundred ana fry EAeaaaz 49,
asrdiDE - t1e Hasa cess lAEe1
~ rhe Tnised states aeze-uzaslz--
the LeEtsta1are NAV uruut- ter
me aadizAs1ai ts,UErE 141Ee $40
-hal1 l.e elerted ~ r1s $3.50
elertors e zurA rurrrr a. a. rN
-0unfF officcrs and e1rk $685.
County Iu1Ee s14H 49, as aEaF
Cor EoHr years. ans as CawpezEl~
ton shat iar VrGEllesH Ser ~ 49,
and ~ sfla1 have en1 eEe-as -
ne puEere and $3.50 Al -
or ur-errl'eel - -aF E1a1rar1
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SENATE JoIST RESOLUTION
En AZ

4 JOINT RESOLUTION ProposfnE
an Amendment 10 Section :. Article
vi Of the Constitution Of the State
- Florida Relative 70 the State
census. Making a State Enumera-
ton unnecessary and Adopting the
Preceding lsecennial Federal Cen
slls as The State Census.
- BE 1T RESOLVED by THE LEG
lSLATCRE OF THE STATE Or
FLORIDA:
That the following amendment 20
Section :. Article vi Of the Gen.
stitution Of the state Of Florida
relative TO the state Census. Ne
and the same is hereby agreed
% and shall be submitted 10 the
electors ~ the State II FLORIDA for
ratification or rejection ~ III
reneral election 10 be he'd on the
EirSf Tuesday after the first Non-
aay IN N0xember. 1854. As follows
SECTION = The Legislature shall
no longer be required - provide
Tor an enumeration of the iuhaI,i-
tants OF the State The last preced-
Ing decenuia1 Federal census be-
lnptng With he Fe6eral census
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Tax Expert Recommends Navy
Housing Be Assessed At Rate
OF SO Per Cent OF Mortgage
Under Current
Assessments City And
County Would Share
SI25.0O0 I'm faxes

Walter Harris. Miami
evaluation expert, today
recommended that taxes on
the seven-milliOn dollar
Naval housing project be
assessed at SO per cent of
the F. H. A. mortgage.
amounting to approximate
ly S125, 900.
Under the Harris plan,
the City of Key West would
realize 3,S13.64. and Mon
roe county would get $751;
The city yield is
based on the current as
seSSment of "A mills. The
county is presently oper-
ating on the basis of %
mills.
Harris outlined his fOrrn1Ia this
morning at a conference attended
by Representatives Of the city.
county, Navy. and Key West
Homes company, sponsors of the
proposed project
The attorney for the sponsor.
and an official Of Key West
Homes company. both assured
city and county officials that the
plan would Kill the project
In the Nays call for bids on
the construction, taxes were alb
bitraFily estimated at S51. 900 If
this figure IS increased to SIPS
900, rents would have 10 be upped
an average of S73 annually per
unit.
The officials agreed that either
taxes or rents viii have TO give
before the project can be built
That is. the county and city must
set a payment in leu of taxes. or
proposed rents must be increased
to take care of the additional
taxes
Legal counsel present at the
conference voiced the opinion
that there could be no special
consideration for the Naval hous-
ing as far as taxes are concerned
Harris agreed with Naval and
Key West Homes company Off
cials that rents could not be
hiked.
County Attorney Paul Sawyer
stated, however. that there must
be compromise
Acting City Manager Charles
Roberts. and County Tax Asses
sor Claude Gandolfo told Navy
and Key West Homes company
representatives that they were
definitely in favor of the thous-
and-uait development
Harris disclosed that he had
conducted a comprehensive sur
vey before making his report and
said that he found the people OF
Key West heartily supporting
the proposed project
The people of Key West feel
obligated to the Navy and they