davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Knit UaaderaUear.

4O-s2.95, $3.50 Rayon Tricot
Gowns, lace-trimmed. Soiled.
Tearose, blue. Not all sizes,
S1.98
"a Imperfects S1.69 Rayon Union
Suits, built-up shoulder style.
Tearose. Not all sizes $50
125 Imperfects $500 Silk I'm
dies, brief and short styles.
TearoSe. Small sizes 100
21-S3.95 RayOn and NyIon Tri-
cot PetticoatS, lace trimmed.
White all sizes s----------S S1.98
48-Imperfects of 89c Rayon
Vests, built-up style. Tearose
shade. Sizes 36-42-- 2 for S1.0O
120-S1.49 NyIon Tricot Briefs,
Hollywood style. Pastel shades.
Small, medium, large sizes, 800
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
TOiIetf'ieS

$1.9S Around the Neck Mirrors,
pink, blue or clear plastic CSC
79c National Brand Shaving
Bowl with soap ACC
S3.49 Plastic AtOmizers with in
ternally carved flower --S1.79
$1.49 Bath Brushes, plastic
handle with nylon bristles, 79c
75c Famous Name Floral Soap,
three cakes Soc
$1.25 Old South Star Fire
Bubble Bath --49c*
$1.0O Plastic Wash Cloth Bag,
49c*
SOC Pinky Nail Polish Remover,
refill or brush bottle 25c*
$1.00 Bourjois Waves of Fra
GRANGE Cologne 59*
$1.39 Crest Toilet Tissue, pastel
shades -----d dozen 99c
'PEus 20% tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Upholstery,
Curtains

l-S9.95 Holland GIowood Shade,
4x6-ft. natural color as is 1898
1-$16.95 Folding Screen, 4-fold,
66" high, floor sample----S10.9S
+S12.9S Nursery Screens, s.
fold, go" high, as is------S8.98
1-S4.50 Traverse Rod, 66x12O",
as is -SI. SI.O0
10 prs. SOC to $1.50 Cranes, floor
samples ------- 4Oc and 75c
15-s9.98 10 S19.98 Porch AVN
ing Receivers, striped canvas,
s IT. width to Is it.,
1898 to $5.9s
1-S15.00 White Metal Venetian
Blind, 69x54" -S4.9S
-S24.00 Eggshell Venetian
Blind, 79x72" S7.98
1-$32.40 White Metal Venetian
Blind, 106x72" S8.98
SS4.S9-$24.9s Star Eastwood
Porch Shades, various sizes.
$2.98 to 1898
. Prs. $19.95 EggsheIl Damask
Draperies, cotton sateen lined.
pinch-pleated, 80" long, as is.
$6.98
1-$7.9S Glider Slipcover Set
mcomplete) as is--------S1.00
6 Prs. s7.95 Damask Draperies,
unlined, pinch-pleated, 80" long,
1898
"a Prs. SS.sS-S7.9s Curtains, as
sorted styles, lengths, as is.
$1.98
"a Prs. S8c Sash Window Cur
talns ----------- 2 prs. S1.OO
SS19.9S Cotton Twill Hideabed
Covers, blue ------S6.98
81 yds. CSC Canvas Yard Goods,
orange stripe ------49c yd,
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27

Notions

4-S1.95 Utility Boxes for
trinkets or scissors -- 49c
$3.50 Valetray for inside
closet or on chest, holds small
50-25c Plastic Shoulder Covers,
assorted colorS 1Oc
15-$1.98 Two Way Stretch
Panty Girdles, small sizes, SOC
36 -25c Floral Plastic Waist
Aprons -.- -- lOc
19-S1.25 Plastic Lingerie Gases.
PC, assorted colors- 69c
4O-$1.49 Plastic Shoe Bags, IL
pockets, assorted colors- 69c
S0-S1.49 Plastic Laundry Bags,
glazed chintz trim 59c
15-19c Moth Ball Holders, 1Oc
50-15c Metal Skirt Hangers, Sc
30-25c Pressing Mitts- 15c
15--19c Moth Ball Holders. lOc
5O-15c Metal Skirt Hangers, Sc
3O-25c Pressing Mitts- 15c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
RayOisS

$1.S9 RayOn and Nylon Navy
Blue Dress Crepe, A" wide. Yd.,
79c
S1.69 Bridal Satin, famous
make, white rayon; 46" wide.
Yd. -------------. CSC yd.
$1.69 Irridescent Rayon Taf-
feta, 6 colors, AZ" wide. Yd.,
SOC yd.
1000 Yds. 88c Fall Rayon
Prints, washable French crepe,
new patterns. Yd.--------59 sec
S8c to S2.95 Rayon Remnants,
to 4 yard lengths, plain and
printed fabrics, yd. 39c to $1.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Lingerie

3-S14.95 Nylon Tricot Gowns;
pink and blue, sizes "a and So,
$7.OO
2-S5.95 Nylon Crepe Slips,
white, size so; soiled = $3.50
2-S8.95 Rayon Satin Slips,
lace trimmed top and bottom;
black, size 80 -----$3 $500
1-S12.95 Nylon Tricot Gown,
- blue, size "a; damaged --S7.0O
5-S7.95 RayOn Pajamas, blue
and pink; broken sizes $500
1-SS.95 Rayon Pajamas, pink.
size IA; soiled --------$6.0O
1-S5.95 Rayon Tommie Coat,
pink, size SO $3.50
1-S5.95 Rayon Slip, white lace
top, navy skirt; size 80 $500
5-S1.19 Cotton Crepe Shorty
Pajamas, blue and pink; broken
sizes
10O-$1.99 Rayon Slips, navy or
black, sizes 80 to 40 S1.08
Kann'-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
NegIigees

@$12.95 Hostess Robes, rayon
prints with white background.
Upper front. Sizes IL and 14,
$500
12-$3.99 Robes, rayon prints
with light backgrounds. Wrap
style; half sizes ----S $3.50
@$1O.95 Hostess Robes, rayon
crepe, in melon or aqua; size IL
and 13. With upper front, $500
@$4.9S Cotton Crepe Busters;
blue, sizes 18 and 20 $500
2-Housecoats of cotton crepe;
upper front. Size IA --S2.0O
1-$16.95 Rayon Ensemble, in
white, size II ------------S1O.O0
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
RIOagSeS

Irregs. of $3.50 to $5.95 Wom-
ems Blouses, cottons, rayons,
broken sizes and colors --S2.88
Irregs. of $3.50 and S3.99 Wom-
ems BlOuses, cotton and rayons,
white and colors, broken sizes,
S1.99
1OO-$2.99 Long Sleeve Rayon
Crepe BlouseS, convertible neck
lines, white and colors, for
office or school, sizes 80 to SO,
S1.99
Reg. 39c Silk Squares, plain
colors and prints, 18" 29c
$3.50 WOmen's 1909 Wool Coat
Sweaters, V neckline, button
front, two pockets, extra sizes
3S to 46, green, maroon, navy.
placK, oIue ue-----------$2.88
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
H01adkerchiefS

Some Irregs. Of 18c to 25c Mems
and WOmen's Handkerchiefs,
mems white cotton, women's
colorful prints - 10 for S1.OO
25c Women's Initial Handker-
chiefs, large size petal initial on
white and pastels - 6 for CSC
39c to $1.00 Mems and Women's
Handkerchiefs, cotton, white
and colors, counter mussed,
ca. 33c
39c Mems White Handkerchiefs,
rolled hens, cords and satin
stripes ---------29c 29c
75c Mems Embroidered Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs, rolled
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
SiIUer

HS7.9S Stainless Steel Flat
ware Sets, 24-pc. sets for s,
scratched 1899
1-$11.98 Hammered Aluminium
Lazy Susan, scratched ----S7.98
$4,000 Light Wood Salad
Bowl, with Sterling Silver Base,
for salad or fruit S15.0O*
SS11.9S Large Cigaret Urns,
Sterling Silver Handles, for
cigarets or toothpicks' ---S7.99'
10-S4.50 Junior Sets in 1847
Rogers First Love" Pattern,
three pieces -----S2.75
'Plus 20S tar
Kann's-First Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Electric

1-S29.95 Electric Grill Com
binatiOn, floor sample ---S16.95
1-$SS.50 Standard Make Elec-
tric Mixer, with one and three
quart bowls, floor sample, S24.95
1-S8.95 Standard Make Travel
Iron, floor sample $4.95
S$19.95 Electric Vacuum
Cleaner, rebuilt floor sample,
$12.95
@S24.96 Standard Make Hand
Vacuum Cleaner $685.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
COrSetS

2-S16.50 Nylon Corselettes,
talon-front closing, built-up
shoulder, boned back and front,
a and 46 S7.99
1-S16.50 Rite Form Nylon Cir
die, l8" length; boned back and
front. Size 81, blue -S6.99
15-$4.95 Temptation Girdles,
nylon marquisette, white; size
26 to 20 S2,95
2S7.50 Jantzen Panty Girdles,
elastic with detachable garters.
Size 26 -------- $500
24-S4.95 and $5 Girdles, Panty
Girdles for juniors; slightly
soiled. Sizes 26 to 80 ----$3.33
39-S4.OO Rengo Summer Mesh
Girdles. Hook side, boned;
broken sizes ----$1.99
1-S15.OO LIE Cant sta-Up-Top
Girdle, nylon, slightly soiled.
Size rs --- $9.99
2-$12.5O Famous Make Corset
cites, sizes 81 and 80. Slightly
So1led -----S8.25
25-$1.39 Shoulder Braces,
white; medium and large sizes,
59c
47-$1.00 Formf1ex Garter
Belts, all elastic, step-in style.
Broken sizes 49c
10O-$1.OO Bilfiex FronteZe
Bandeaux, pink or white;
broken sizes s-------------5Oc
Kanns- Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Better Dresses

Misses $500 Dress, with
Goats; black sheath dress with
marquisette coats SIl.0O
3-Misses' 1895 Dresses, dressy
style with bead trim -SI3.88
3-S25 Dresses, tucked sheat
style 1888
3-Women'S S29.95 Dressers,
sheers with slips S13.8S
3-WOmen's $500 Dresses,
dressy style ------ 1888
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Wash Goods

100 Yds. Soc Sheer Printed Cot
ton, SO" wide. Yd.-----19 19c
so Yds. S1.39 Embossed Cotton,
plain colors, 36" wide. Yd., 79c
1900 Yds. 49c to S1.29 Cotton
Wash Goods, remnant lengths.
SO" wide ------- 29c to 79c
500 Yds. CSC to S1.29 Combed
Ginghams, 3 to S yd. pieces,
69c yd.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Fur COuts
Leather Goods

50-S3.95 Overnight Gases for
Women, as is-- S2.99
125-50c-$1.00 Change Purses,
29c
75-S3.00 Bags
1-S7.95 Black Patent Plastic
Shoulder Bag, as is--S $3.50
$500 Leather, Fabric Bags,
S3.77
1-$7.95 Black Velvet Clutch
Bag, as is -----------S3.95
125 Plastic Bags, black, colors,
$1.00
All prices, plus 20% tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
SOiIed Blankets

+S9.S5 Blankets, 500 rayon,
$50 cotton, $50 wool; 72x84:
soiled -- S6.99
-$5.95 Beacon Blankets, 7Oqo
rayon, $50 cotton, SO wool;
72x84; soiled 1899
3-$18.95 Beacon All-WooI
Blankets, 72x90; soiled S12.99
6 Imperfect $12.95 Patchwork
Quilts, cotton filled; 8Ox84;
soiled -----S7.S S7.S9
&S5.95 Jacquard Blankets,
dark shades, 66x80, all cotton;
soiled --- 1899
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Daytime Dresses

25-S3.99 Wrap Around Brunch
Coats, sizes IL to 20 in group,
S2.79
20-S3.99 Button Front House
Dresses, sizes IL to AZ and 14h
to 221a in the group-S2.88
50-S1.99 to s2.99 Sleeveless
Pinafores, sizes IL and II only,
S1.O0
1O-S3.99 Side Button Wrap
Around, sizes II to 18; green,
navy, wine e-S2.79
20-S3.99 Navy Broadcloth Cot
ton Dresses, sizes II to 20,
5O-79c to s1.2s Aprons, half
apron styles -----5S sec
7-S7.95 Spun Rayon Busters,
sizes II and II $3.S5
$3.50 Flock Dot Sheer Cot
tons, extra sizes as to 49, S2.79
9-S7.S5 Lace Pattern voile
Dresses, sizes IA and Is; wine,
green or blue $2.79
2O-SS.95 Tissue Gingham
Sheers, broken sizes for misses
and half sizes $5.88
11-S12.95 Wolfe Dresses for
misses and half sizes SS.0e
2O-S14.95 Nylon Uniforms.
sizes IL to AZ ------ $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
SpO1'fSace0a.

sS.95, S1O.95, S12.95, S14.95
Dresses in rayon or cotton:
solids, prints or stripes. Broken
sizes but 10 to 18 and 14h to
22h in group ~ S4.88
$1.99 Cotton Sweaters, assorted
colors: broken sizes S1.OO
$4.99 to S7.95 Blouses in cot
ton or nylon, seersucker checks
and rayon combinations; as
sorted colors, broken size range,
S2.44
$1.99 Shorts in denim, play
tone or seersucker; sizes 1912,
soc
S3.99 to $5.95 Cotton Skirts in
assorted prints and broken size
range, S1.44
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Teens Wear

$500 Blouses, pastel cottons.
$1.99
30-S1.99 Teens Blouses, Off
the-shoulder style, sheer cot
ton 5Uc
3 Teens S1.55 Bras, seersucker.
19c
21-Teens' $3.50 and s7.99
Dresses, sheer cotton-----S1.00
1-Teen's S16.95 Topper, wool
checks -S5.O $500
Items $12.95 Toppers, rayon
gabardine ------------S5.0O
2-Teens' S16.95 Suits, rayon
gabardine --------S12.00
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Rugs

1-S187.35 Beige Twist Weave
BroadloOm, 15x8.4- S112.5O
1-$156.75 Grey Carved Broad
loom, 9x10.6 6--------S S79.95
l Seconds of $17S.80 Green Cut
and Twist Pile Broadloom,
1-$1S3.30 Grey Twist Weave
Broadloom, 1o2x11.3 S109.95
1-S1S4.S0 Beige Carved Wilton,
12x8.6 ---.-..----- 1900 S89.95
1-S172.75 Brown Floral Axmin-
ster, second, 9x17.2 S89.95
5O-S3.95 Fancy Cocoa Door
Mats, 18x30 inches --------S S1.59
15-S12.95 Twist Weave Rugs,
beige and grey, 27x54 -. $500
1-$119.00 Hand Hooked Rug,
8x1O $685.
IS Secs. of S9.95 Loop Pile Cot
ton Rugs, 30x54- S4.99
2-$34.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs.
non-skid, 6x9 -------- S22.99
1-S149.95 Grey Twist Weave
BroadloOm, 9xl2 ------S S69.95
7-S26.95 Cotton Broadloom
Samples, Asks -------- S9.95
1-S164.30 Floral Design Broad
loom, 12x8- S79.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Books

6-S1.00 The Voyage to Lourdes,
Carrel 49c
$3.50 Walt Whitman's Com.
plete Prose and Poetry, 2 vol
$500 WOman's Home Com
panion Cook Book -----S1.59
$3.50 Rock Plants, 80 litho-
graphs in full color -------98c
$3.50 Hieronymus-B Bosch, IL
illustrations in color, 48 black
Kann's-Book Store
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Art Goods

6-75c Stamped Dish Towels,
39c
10-S5c Stamped Guest Towels,
CSC
5-S1.9S Stamped Apron and
Pot Holder Sets--------98 CSC
6-$3.98 Stamped Crib Covers,
S1.98
3-S2.98 Stamped Carriage Set,
S1.49
1880 Bootee and Mitten Kits,
35c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Stationery
60-10e Blotters, assorted colors,
regular size, slightly damaged,
SC
41-59c Plastic Silent Buffers,
39c
6-S1.50 Small Wooden Corner
Brackets --------$1.0O
30-39c China Figurines- 1Oc
1O-$1.00 Banks, Secret Safe"
type ---------79c
Is Pr. $1.50 Wooden Candle
Holders --------p pr. 25c
$500 and $500 "Animap
Banks, slightly SCARED.
$1.00 and $2.O0
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
China

12-$1.9S 3-pc. Pottery May
Onnaise Set -----$1 $1.O0
6-$1.9S Packages Dry Flowers,
S9c
1l-79c Imported Bisque Figur-
1880 Decorated Tray ---49c
$500 Large Decorated Pot
terry Pitchers ----------S1.98
A$14.98 cope. Luncheon sets,
S6.98
e$4.98 California Candy Boxes,
$1.98
%$4.9S Decorated Pottery
Cookie Jars --------------S1.98
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
GIOres

125-S2.O0 Cotton String Gloves,
black, navy, brown, white,
chamois, beige. Small, medium,
large sizes -------------Sl.2S
2S-S4.00 Long Length Cotton
Gloves, hand sewn. Gray,
brown. Sizes Ct -7-S1.65
$500 Washable Leather
Gloves, 4-button classics. White,
beige. Sizes 6-71a ---$3.69
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
JeaUeIl'y

125-$1.OO Costume Jewelry,
59c"
5O-Sl.0O initiated Pin, Brace
lets 39cs
25-S5.OO-$7.5O JeweIry---S3.99"
15O-$3.OO-$4.OO Jewelry--$1.99s
S0-S1.O0 Silver Color Table
Lighter, Trays 69c
12-$5.95 Gold Color Metal
Compacts -s s395
15-$12.5O Cigarette Lighters,
compressed fuel----S4.9S
Plus 20% tar
Hann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Girls Wear.

2o-Girls' $3.50 Hats, felt : SOC
Girls $500 Day-Glo Jackets,
$500
4-Girls' $7.99 Rayon Suits.
pastels -.------ $500
$3.50 and $1O.95 In-Between
Cotton Dresses -S3 $500
35-Girls' S1.5S and S1.99 Skirts,
cotton prints ---3 39c
2-Pre-Teens' S7.99 Chubby
Dresses $500
Girls $3.50 Sun Dresses, $500
25-Teens' $3.50 Pajamas.
printed flannelette -S2.99
15-Girls' $1.99 Pajamas, cotton
prints --S1.O0
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Jr. Miss Apparel
S-S8.95-$14.95 Cotton Dresses
one-piece $500
S1S16.95 NylOn and Rayon
Prints ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
3-S16.95 Knit Suits, sizes 13
and 15------S1 $1,000
6-S14.95 Striped Rayon Taffeta
Dresses -S10.88
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27

Bedroom Furniture
Clearance of Floor Samples
25% to 4O% off
l-s4s5O Foster Bow Knot" 1nnerspring $39 "a
1-S2995 Box Spring. SIS s-oz. ticking, twin O qlO
'71ses tra,sise Cotton ' Mattress torn, s9.57
'7Ssnss tTin.si1s Box -. Spring s0lled' sl9.99
1-S395O Serta Box Spring. hardwood base SN~ wA
frame twin-size -------------. ---.---- - ~eDV
1-$34.75 Simmons Innerspring Mattress SSMN mn
taped edges twin-siZe ------- 80 GDD
1-S59.5O Foster "Fosterest" Box Spring, ,SDg "A
soneo, tWln-sze Observation-Disclosures 0D D@W0eWO
1-S26.95 Box Spring. discontinued STYLE %w0 M
t"ln-slze AUoOO
11ss1so 1nnerspring Mattress pre-Ouilt SOP EO
oorders, double-size ~W@D 0eDV
1-sss.5o -ss Simmons Innersprng Mattress SOG SA
wine and gray stripe twin-size -~SOoeDV
1-s39.5O Foster white Swan" Innerspring Com nn
Mattress soiled, twin size 10000
1-sss-5O Foster Box Spring. SsN0 nA
1-S4750 Simmons Kannsleep" Innersprng Mattress nov
tVin-stae tSH .Iss S''lDs' S:B LIB
1-S47.50 Simmons "Kannsleep" Box Conn mn
Spring, twin-size -. SOoJJ
1-S11.50 Boudor Chair, floral pattern non cEO nm
sag spring seat---- SbeGk9b
l-Sl9.95 BOudoir Chair, reversible seat ewu mn
1-S845O Simmons Studio Couch, two c0SN S~o
cushion style CWEok eebHN
1-S795O Foster Studio Couch, all inner SwSM Nn
spring construction ~oBSe6hS1
4-S12.95- $500 Plastic Covered Head caN An
boards, tWin-sze S&kaGEVw
Kanns-Furnture-Th Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Boys' $z.25
PAJAMAS
$l.B4

Cotton knit, 2-piece style
with round neck, fly
front, knitted wrist and
anklets. Tan with brown
trim, blue with navy. trim.
Sizes 4 to IA.
Kann'S-Infant'S Wear
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Budget Dresses

1O-Misses' $5.95 Cotton Dresses,
$2.00
15-Women's $5.95 Sheers,
rayon prints $500
1O-Misses' $10.95 Rayon Cord
Suits $500
20-Misses' $10.95 Dresses, sized
to height $3.50
7-S5.95 Womenis Extra Size
DRESSES ------------------S3 S3.99
9-MisSes' $S.95 Gold Embossed
SheerS ----------- S2.S9
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
HOSierg

Hosiery
154 "As Is" Nylons, broken
sizes, styles, colors- q prs. S1.0O
97-S1.35 Dress Sheers, 81
gauge, 30 denier; sizes 8h-9;
broken colors soc
17S Imperfects S1.50 Nylons, so
gauge; popular shades, sizes,
SOC
S15 Imperfects $1.15 Super
Sheer No Seams, run resistant;
sizes 81z-10------2 2 prs. S1.0O
100 Irregs. S1.35 Mock Seam
Hosiery, lace heel; not all sizes,
SOC
81 Imperfects S1.15 Full-Fash-
ioned Dress Sheers, not all sizes,
69c
Kann's-Street Floor
Fur COutS
s10O Mink-Dyed Coney, size Is,
$500
$119.00 Mouton-Dyed Lamb,
size 10 -------S7 $500
$4,000 Seal-Dyed Coney, sizes
10 to 18, 40, S109. 90
$4,000 Grey Persian Paw, size
IL ---------------- SlSS.OO
$4,000 Black-Dyed Kidskin,
size 38 ------ --- S149.00
S249.00 Mink Blended Muskrat,
size 18- 18-- S179,OO
$249.OO Grey Dyed Chekiang
Lamb, size Il $1,000
$4,000 Silver Blue Dyed Musk
rat Cape $1,000
All prices plus 2D% tar
Kann'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27

FIus xU9s tdL
Kann's-First Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27

Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27

Kann's-Fourth Flooor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-05
Search Continues
Fer Navy Airmell

Surface craft continued today
to search for a Navy plane that IS
believed to have crashed near
Marquesas Key Tuesday night
The plane. Douglass SKY
raider Of Air Development Squad
ron One, was on a routine %
irrational flight when il failed TO
return on schedule to the basr.
The three men aboard were pre-
sumcd lost.
A life jacket from the missing
craft was found in an oil slick
Two miles north OF Marquesas
Key A Navy boat with shallow
water diving equipment is comb
ing this area while craft with
deep wafer gear stands by.
II is presumed likely that the
force of the crash tore the plane
apart. A disposable wing tank
was recovered two miles west Of
Roca Grande. where the current
would have carried it if the crash
crash had occurred in the Mar
quesas area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-05
Eviction Notices
Must Be Made
In Good Faith

A landlord must satisfy. the
rent office that he is acting in
good faith when he seeks and
eviction certificate, Rent Direc-
tor Freeman L. Knight declared
today.
1T is not enough" Knight said,
"for a landlord to petition for a
certificate on grounds permitted
by low. He must also show that
he actually will use the certificate
for the reasons stated and he
must convince us that he isn't re-
taliating against his tenant"
AS an example of this, h dircc-
tor said that an eviction certifi-
cate sought by a landlord soon af-
ter his. tenant has entered com
plant wit hthe rent office could
be questioned for its good faith
and might be turned down for
that reason.
Explaining the Importance OF
determining landlords inten-
tions. knight said: Put yourself
in the tenants position. Ii you
can't feel secure against unjusti-
fled eviction you're not likely to
make complaint to the Rent Of
flee, no matter what grounds you
may have for complaint.
Nor can this requirement be
called hardship on landlords, >
he maintained. ''We don't prevent
a landlord from obtaining posses
sion of. his property. On the con-
trary, the rent regulation lists
numerous grounds for eviction.
What we do require. is that the
landlord give us satisfactory evil
Continued Gu Page Eight
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Armed Forces Day
Plans Told jos

The Key West JayCees held
their regular business meeting
last night at their clubhouse on
Flagler avenue.
Principal speaker for the even
inc was Major Charles D. Bar
rett, Jr., USING, who spoke on
Armed Forces day and plans
that have been formulated for
this event.
Major Barrett stated that he
hoped this years affair would be
combined eivilian-service cele-
bration.
Plans for the JayCee's 7th dis
trlct caucus to be held in Key
West this weekend were discuss
ed. Caucus chairman Kenneth
Knowles assured the member
ship that all who attended would
have a grand time.
A movie on the invention of
t h e telephone by Alexander
Graham Bell was shown by Chef
Cold, local manager of the tele-
phone company,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-05
Band Concert To
Be Held To Buy
New Uniforms

The Key West High School
band will present a grand concert
at the Convent of Mary Immacu-
late auditorium .on May Is, the
first activity in series of band
projects to finance the buying of
nov uniforms.
Major Earl Dillon, band direc-
tor, is retiring from school work
a. me end of this year at the age
of 20, and states he hopes he will
leave the band with the much
needed new uniforms.
Says Major Dillon, THE pres
ent uniforms which were pur-
chased five years ago through
the efforts of the Lions Club and
band parents, are worn out. They
are too warm for the Key West
climate, being of the jacket type
with tight collar and back Upper.
The larger students arc unable to
find jacket large enough to fit
comfortably and should the band
become larger, the present supply
of uniforms would not supply the
new members"
The band now has Sc playing
members, five majorettes and
eight letter girls. II is the only
band in Monroe County and is
called upon for all occasions
where band is needed, therefore
making public appearance on
an average of once each week
during the school season.
The band hopes to raise $4,000
in this drive to buy a coat-type
uniform and new band caps.
This first project. a grand con-
cert, will be the finest" pro-
gram ever attempted by the band
and will entail the services OF
both Senior and the Junior High
School bands, as we'll as the ma
orettes and letter girls, says Ma
jor Dillon.
This will be the final concert
program directed by Major Dillon
who has taught all instrumental
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-05
Great Britain Is A Strong
Ally" Saws Comdr. Dawson
After Training In England
He Observed
British Building
New Ships, Planes

Great Britain is strong allyl"
declares comdr. George E. Daw-
SON. who returned here last week
after attending anti.submarine
schools in England and Northern
Ireland.
comdr. Dawson. who is execu-
tive officer of the Fleet Sonar
School here. completed on March
ri q two-week course on strategy
and tactics conducted by the
British Joint Anti.Submarine
Tactical Force on the Inns Sea
Eagle in Londonderry in North
ern Ireland. In Portsmouth Har-
Dor. on the southern coast of
England. he attended a iwo-day
Anti Submarine Detection Inves-
iigation Committee School on the
INNS Vernon.
He observed the British are
building new ships and aircraft,
and are shaping national eeono-
my along the basis of full-scale
defense. He believes his trip
will prove to be productive for
the Sonar School here, which has
and will have more British stu
dents and VIP visitors from
England.
The knowledge gained will
give the school a concept of the
problems faced by the British
and will give the staff the OPP
portunity to talk across tho
board" with them.
High-Level Training Course
Comdr. Dawson left Kew Wet
on February &c and arrived in
London on March 4. He made
the trip across the Atlantic on a
plush" TWA plane at $4,000
feet, he reported.
In London, he reported at the
headquarters of the commander
in-chief of the Near East and
Mediterranean Area, prior to at
tending the ASDIC School on
the Inns Vernon in Portsmouth
Harbor. He attended this school
two days and here he observed
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