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The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
Considered Firing Macarthur Off and On For A Year

WASHINGTON, R-President Truman's statement he had con- sidered dismissing Gen. MacAr- thur off. and on for a year aston ished" the deposed general and stirred critics of the administa- tion to new wrath today.
 MacArthur, in a statement is sued in New York, said his aston ishment at MT. Trunan's remarks bordered on increduity. He added: "Lt is difficult to reconcile this with my appointment by him as commander-in-chief of the United Nations command" in Ko- req. That was last June.
 MT. Truman also told his news conference yesterday the Repub- icans are trying to overthrow the foreign policy of the U. s.
 This brought a retort from Sem ator Brewster, a Foreign Relations Committee member. He told a re- porter "We can't overthrow 1t when we don't know what it is."
 In an expansive mood at his news conference, the President also said that:
 l. Secretary of State AcheSon cautioned at an April 6 White House conference against MacAr- thurs removal on the grounds it would stir up a political fuss. And it did, he was right, the President added with a grin.
 2. He is happy the Senate Armed Forces and Foreign Rela- tion Committees upheld yesterday a ruling that Gen. Omar Bradley did not have to divulge what was said by whom at the April 6 White House meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
LIN Troops Retreat Before Mightiest Red Offensive
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated PreSs)
 United Nations troops retreated along most of the blazing Korean warfront today in the face of what appeared to be the mightiest Communist offensive in the H. month old war.
 The Reds, spending men reck- lessly for territory, gained as much as 20 miles. The allies lost their last ,toehold in North Korea.
 The Communists died like flies before the whitening fire of Allied guns and warplanes. Still they surged forward, despite the ter rible slaughter.
 In Washington the army esti- mated Communist losses at 904,- 788 through May 7-before the present bloody offensive began.
 Enemy losses were colossal. Communist infantrymen were cut down by the thousands. One re- port said the Reds lost more than 5000 men before they broke through a heavily defended Amer ican position near Chunchon on the central front.
 But on they came, clambering over their own dead. The Air Force claimed killing 5,570 Com munists yesterday.
 To the Chinese nation and its Communist overlords men were cheap and expendable. General Ridgway's Tokyo headquarters es- timated the enemy is capable of hurling 1,141,O00 men against a vastly outnumbered United Ma tions army. But US. Eighth Army field commander It. Gen. James A. Van Fleet predicted the 'human sea" tactics would fail.
 "Y0u are heroes of this hour and this age," Van Fleet told his men.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
Senate Committee Report Opposes
 Alaska Statehood

WASHINGTON, (P)-Members of the Senate Insular Affairs Com mittee opposing statehood for AL aska and Hawaii filed today their minority views on the statehood bills now awaiting Senate action
 The minority reports oppose ad- mission of Hawaii because of what they said was the risk of Com munist influence in the islands, and urge against Alaska statehood because of "grave economic ills'' in the territory.
 Asserting that Alaska, despite recent tax increases, will end the 1951-52 biennium with a deficit of more than $2,OOO,OOO the report says:
 Federal spending in Alaska, including the multi-mNlion dol lar projects for war and defense, is at a peak. Aside from the sal mon industry, which is declining federal spending constitutes the territory's main industry.
 "When this bubble bursts; AL askans will be faced with extreme economic hardship"
 Statehood for Alaska" the re- port said, would benefit hand full of political opportunists who are ambitious to become the of hcials of the new state, thus gain ing powers and stature on par with other state officials through out the nation. These are the same : individuals under whom govern mental abuses have been prac-
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
Antitrust Suit Filed Against
 Alaska Steam

SEATTLE, P) - The right of the U. s. District Count in Alaska to file anti trust indictments against the Alas ska Steamship Company and six wholesale liquor dealers was upheld Wednesday in federal court here.
 Federal Judge Dal M. Lennon denied the defendants motions to dismiss the suits because the AL aska counts lacked jurisdiction.
 The suit against the Ala six a Steamship Co. accuses it of con- trolling 90 per cent of the water transport between Alaska and the States and of using that control to force shippers to give the com pany their exclusive business.
 K. and l.. Distributors, Inc, Odom Co.,, Land and Co.,, Meherin- Mertel Distributors, Inc, West Coast Distributors, Inc, and the Anchorage Cold Storage Co. are charged with fixing prices on 10 million dollars worth of alcoholic beverages they wholesale annual ly in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
Secretary of Commerce Threatened with Contempt Of Court Charges

WASHINGTON, (P)-The U. S Court of Appeals today served notice on Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and nine others that they will be sent ito jail for contempt unless they comply with its orders in litigation over control of Am erican President Lines, Ltd.
 The court said it would enter an order giving Sawyer and the others five days in which/to com ply with its decree.
 7 The count said: ''If they have not complied as directed in the order. Gthey) must submit them selves ;. for commitment as in civil contempt until they do com ply"
 Sawyer and eight other govern ment officials and attorneys ear Tier had been cited by the court on contempt charges for failure to deliver effective possession" of 92 per cent of the voting stock of American President Lines to R. Stanley Dollar and his associates.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
House Votes Deny Pay Differential
 Federal Employees

WASHINGTON, (P) - Tn e House voted yesterday to deny pay differential to residents of Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico employed in those areas by the Agriculture Department.
 The differential of 25 per cent in Alaska and Puerto Rico and 20 per cent in Hawaii will still apply to employees transferred to those areas from continental United States.
 An amendment by Delegate E. L. Bartlett to eliminate what he termed the discriminatory" pro- vision of the Agriculture Dept. ap- propriation bill was defeated by a standing vote to 100 to 32.
 Delegate Harrington of Hawaii, supporting the Bartlett amend ment, said it would be colonial ism of the worst sort" to have two pay scales in the territories, the lower one applying to local residents.
 Chairman Whitten of the com mittee said it is unfair to pay more money ito federal employe, living and working at home i'm the territories, than to federal employe living and working at home on the mainland.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
Two PennSlvania Railroad Passenger Train Crash, Killing 6, Injuring 51

BYRN MAWR, Pa., Two famed Pennsylvania Railroad passenger trains crashed near this Philadel- p1ia suburb today, killing six per sons and injuring at least 51 others.
 Five bodies were taken from the wrechage of the Pittsburgh Phila- delp1ia night express and the Red Arrow, bound from Detroit to New York.
 A spokesman for the PRR said the 19-car Philadelphia night ex- press had been halted on a signal indicating that something might be dragging from underneath the train. It was while the crew was trying to detect the drag that the Red Arrow smashed into the rear car at 6:38 am.
 Today's wreck was the second in the history of the New York Detroit Flyer. On Feb. 18, 1947 the express went off the tracks on a lonely mountain curve near Altoona, Pa., and plunged into a gully, killing 24 and injuring l50
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
Watermelon Eating Champ

LEESBURG, Fla, (P) = Two freckle-faced youngsters ate three and half pounds of watermelon in two minutes today.
 They were too full to have an eat-off for the annual Leesburg Watermelon Festival Champion ship, so a toss of coin gave the title to Paul Johnson over Miles Ebert.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18

BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES
 CLASS OF 1851 NOME HIGH SCHOOL
 Nome Alaska
 SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1851
 500 P.M
 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Prelude Processional .--.--..- Tannhauser- Wagner
 Grand March by Kay Coulthard) Invocation ----,-.----.--- Rev Neil Murphy, s. J. Duet ....-............ Fairest Lord Jesus-Arr. Willis CErma Jean Loomis, Opal Peerson Scripture Reading --.--....- Rev. Robert s. Treat Hymn Holy, Holy, Holy
 Audience) Trio .-.-.-.------. Just For Today-Blanche Seaver Lois Swanberg Juanta Fagerstom Katherine BjornsaD Baccalaureate Address .------. Rev. Clark H. Lewis Hymn The Old Rugged Cross
 Girls Chorus and Audience Benediction ..-..- ---... Rev. Robert s. Treat Postlude --.-----..--- Grand March from Ada-Verdi
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The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
U. s. Casualties In Korea
 Reach 65, ,523, An Increase Of 1,468 Since Last Week

WASHINGTON, (P) An noumced U. S. casualties in Korea today reached 65,523, an increase of 1,468 since last week.
 The total covers casualties re- ported ito families through May II and includes 9,848 killed in action, 44,669 wounded and 11,006 missing.
 Of the wounded, 1,163 later died. Also 101 of the missing are known dead. This raises the total of deaths to 11,112.
 The missing total also includes 1,169 who have since returned to U. s. military control and 115 pri- soners of war.
 Army casualties increased 1901 during the week to reach 54,416.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18
Communist Losses In Korea Estimated 9O4,788

WASHINGTON, (P)-The army today estimated Communist losses in Korea at 9O4,788 through May 7th.
 This is 11,126 more than was reported through April 30.
 Chinese and North Korean bat tie casualties were placed at 631,- ; 6O7. Non-combat casualties were estimated at 125,88O. In addition, 147, 1901 Red prisoners of war have been captured by actual count.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-18

ticed in the territory for years"
 The minority group suggested that instead of statehood, Alas kans be given the right to elect their own governor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-10
l0a-Salesmen Wanted

SALESMAN wanted for Coca Cola
Route. Apply in person Key West
Coca Cola Bottling Co. dec4-6t
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The
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Says
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity. Fair
weather with little change in TEN.
pefature trend today and Tues.
day. Winds should be light Ia
moderate northeasterly today and
northeasterly and easterly Tues.
day.
Florida Increasing cloudiness
with occasional light rain or driz.
zle and colder in the extreme
north. spreading across the re-
niainder Of the north portion to-
night and Tuesday, Generally fair
with little change in temperature
in the south portion.
Jacksonville through The Florida
Straits and the East Gulf Area
Light to moderate north and east
winds over the southern portion.
Moderate variable winds over the
north portion becoming northeast
erly over the extreme north this
afternoon and elsewhere tonight
and Tuesday. Mostly cloudy with
occasional light rain or drizzle in
the extreme nofth. clear to partly
cloudy elsewhere.
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Monday. Dseembsr 10 1851 The KEY wei elElzEa ;.
.Im COMING RACK

sssoiltinaea Fraln PAGE Onel
stood WISHING % take Of immedi.
ately afterwards heard a shout:
Goodbye Susan. Ii was Merri-
man smith running as fast as he
could from the phone inside Bora
Chica where he had called in the
Presidents pfedeparture words.
He and Tony NaecaFp, AP cores
pondent had 10 race over the long
field TO get in the waiting plane,
We stood in the hot Key West
sun watching the Presidents plane
land then the Press plane and the
Navy courier take oil.
The sudden departure announce
ment caught White House CORES.
pondents with typewriters renied
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ears rented. rent al the Southwiud
Motel paid up through December
/ is, and lots Of groceries on hand
/ was the recipient Of cans 81
fruit Juice, soup and mushrooms
as well as batch Of detective
stories from yrs Merriman Smith
and The New York Times Bill
Lawrence.
The veteran travellers of the
White House press efficiently pack.
ed their belongings Saturday night
and prepared for the take off Sum
day They kept in constant touch
with their Washington offices 10
try TO find out the meaning Of the
Presidents sudden decision
AS they left Boca Chica by plane
yesterday, Mrs. George Renna WIN
with her husband had played hoss
to most Of the press al the South
wind said 10 me:
Well hack to normally.
Mickey Renna drove me back 10
the beach area Simonton street.
seemed quiet The single reminder
Of the months visit OF the Presi-
dental party and press was the
shiny black convertible standing
quite alone in front Of The South
wind Rented by the newsmen, It
awaited is return TO the car
agency
The tenth Presidential working
vacation IN Key West had ended
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-10
Tallahassee, Florida
November l4th, 1851
NOTICE

IAtia NaSSHFs EfoElAs
November l4th, 1875
NOg1CE
NOTICE III hereby given that Tia
Trustees Of the internal Improve
ment Fund az the state of Florida
Pursuant TO LAM Will offer 10
sale, for objections only, in Talia'
hassss, Florida, at III 90 o'eloct
a III. december 18th. 1851. the iani
In MONROE COUNTY, described a
follows
On the island az Stack island
and being Il part Of Gov. Lot !,
Section 34 and part of Coy.
I.nt ! section IS an Ia Tewn
shin 81 South. Range - East.
hut more particularly described
Az folInwai Commencing at
point on the center line OF the
FLORIDA state Highway "A
Bridge between Key West and
Stncii Island. said point of com
neucement being al the N1rth-
eagteriv end of said BridEe.
thence run In NoffheasteriS
direction aloHg the eNlt lisiolI
Nnrtheasterlg Of said center
line OF said Bridge distance
~ agS5b feet theme at right
angles tilea sssslls beaSterlN+ dis
reetian distance Of a8-S9 fstt
10 point an the southeastern
right of-Way line Of Florida
state Highway "a tor q point
or place Of beginning. SAID
point err place OF beginning ne
ine also the Nsrthwesterly cor
ner pf Iaf "a 81 a Subdivision
Rn1Wn a. sun isresf as record
ed In Plat BOOK Il, Page 1917.
Monroe County. Florida, Rec
ords Prom said point or place
Of beginning continue ~
g0,ltheasteriy direction and at
right angles 10 the Southeastern
Is right-ofswaS line Of Florida
State Highway IA q distance OF
ara feet. theace al right angles
and IA Il Santhwesterly diree-
ton Of see feet thence 90
right angles ana In a North
westerly direction a distance
Of 2g5 feet. thence ut right an
giles and ia a Northeasteriy d.
rection a distance Of $40 feet,
thence. along DETECTED angle
~ 100 10 the left and IN
NorthWasterly direction a dis
lance az 1892 feet 10 point
on The soHthessterty rtghi-1t-
way line Of Florida state High
way A; thence along de-
right and III Northeasterly
direction and along said south
easteriy rlght-pf- line
distance of s3las feet, more or
less, back 10 Che point or
place 81 beginning Containing
SIS acres. more ar less
The Purchaser Il required TO pas
the advertising cost and documents
AIRY stamps
The sale, if and when made shat
"a srh leaf IA the TraStAeS rHserv-
ing unto themselves 7se OF tins
phosphate. minerals and metals and
bO% Of thR petroieum thereon 81
thereHnder. ~
THE TRUSTEES or /. !. FENf
reserve the right to reject the salts
KY ORDER OF the Trusssses g
The Internal Imprnv einent Fund 81
the State OF Florida,
49, FULLER WARREN.
Gosernoi
Attest;
i. G. E1.II0T. Sec.
Trustees T. FuRa
noyIsea63dec3 To- ~ 1876
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$4,000 Remodeling
Permit Issued

.foserh Richardson has taker
out an $4,000 building permit e
remodel residence that he nov
ed from Windsor Lane TO corner
of yenentia and George.
Other permits issued were e
Pedro Santana, 7l0-7t2 Caroline,
painting exterior residence. $500.
A. Viilaverde. lIl6 Truman,
repairs 10 porch in residence.
500.
Three Sisters, 5il Duvsl street,
installation of neon sign.
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NoyreE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATE}TE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring to engage
name ~ "a ~ Macdonald Eiee-
frls,s Marathon. Fla. Intends 70
register the said Fictitious name
y In she Clerk ef tire circuit Court
az Monroe County. FLORIDA.
r3at4sH December y 1851
"a NJ Mac DONALD
Sole Owner
decd O. II - 4a8.Is4f
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Teenagers Killed

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec 70.
III. Five teen ayers have been
killed Saturday near here. in the
collision OF their car and a truck
Authorities say their car was on.
the wrong side Of the road.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-10

Barometer tSea Levers 500 AN.
1920 ms 1927 mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-10
Precipitation

Relative Humidity . 500 AN.
79%
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Tororrow's Alrnanac
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4s--.-Moving
s0-Legal Notices

Tallahassee, Florida.
November 18th 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE In hsreby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the State OF Florida.
Pursuant TO Law. viii offer for
sale. for objections only, IN ITALIA
haaSee. Florida, AZ 100 O'clock
AN December 18th, 1851. the iand
IN MONROE COUNTY,, described as
follows:
A parcel Of bay bottom Land
IN The Straits Of Florida. east
Of and adjacent to : part of
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aeeio- 24-ai 1881
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-10

About three-fourths Of the Worlds
supply Of sulphur comes from so
mes found during oil drilling on
the coast If Louisiana and Texas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-10

The fameus poet, John Green.
leaf Whittier had only such eduen.
ton as the district school could
supply. supplemented BY year at
Haperhill Acaderly
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
3s-Trailers For Sale

TRAILER for sale. Newly painted.
Priced $685.. Sleeps 3. Upton
Trailer Sales Highway No. /, Stock
Island. decs- 1tx
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1851 ALUMINIUM American Trail
er. Win sacrific, leaving Town,
Mrs. William Smith, Coral Isle
Trailer Park. decs- 3tx
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WE CAN SAVE you from $4,000
TO S5O0.00 on any trailer. Our
prices are the lowest in Fla. Come
and see us, Free overnight lodg.
ing, Free delivery to Key West,
Harper Trailer Sales, 1850 NV.
II Ave. Miami, Fla. Phone S9-6Ss7.
nov2S.27t
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WANTED young man 10 learn
floor covering, Key West Floor
Covering, 1872 Duval. dec5-tf
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42-Dogs-C ats-Pets
43-Flowers- Trees-Shrubs

BEAUTIFUL young coconut palms.
Ready to transplant. Priced TO
sell. 1891 South ST. Phone 1881.
dec7-3tx
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Report

Key West, Fla. Dec. 10, 1851
Observations taken at City Office
500 AM. EST
Temperatures
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Male Help Wanted


WOOL PRESSER wanted. G1e pay
&c for shorts and Ice for long.
Steady position for expert and
sober only Apply in person. Pom.
ciana Dry Cleaners, 2ls Simonton
st. deci0-3t
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so Notices


Rlerk "a al s nfat al Stock
Island, a Subdivision 81 Gsov
eFnmeAf lets 4, 2, q s. and Il
section 80. Government lot "
Section So. Coy ernnsent lot :.
Section - and Government Lot
= Section 81. sli IN Township
81 South, Range rs East on
Stock island Monroe County.
Florida aud recorded in Plat
took /, 81 Page IS, Public Rec
oFds OF Monroe County. Florida
and more particularly fescrih
ed as Follows Commencing at
tie intersection of tiie sasf line
If Second street and the northS
line 81 East Laurel Avenue.
run east along the north line
of East Laurel Avenue for
distance az ga feet. more or
less. III the point 81 beginning
81 the parcel ~ hay bottom
land hereinafter described, said
point 81 beginning being on the
shoreiine al the straits of Far
ida from said point nf hegin-
ming continue east ainnA The
north llne of East laurel Ave-
RTE, extended east, for dis
lance of sac feet To paiDts
thence at right angles and
tNBftN Tor 4 NiSNAitt'F sAt s5fN Atftf
more or less. 10 The southeast
erlg right -uf WAY Tine Of II 5,
Highway No. II, thence run
seHthwesteriy along the smith
eakteriS right-pf way line OF
4 IS Highway NJ ! fer dis
tance az 800 fast more or less.
back To- the sh0reline. thence
meH nder the snoreliHe in q
: southeasterly direction for q
distance Of f3n feet. more or
less, back 10 lite point OF be-
ginning. cuntaining as acres.
more or less.
The Purchaser Is required Ia pa
The advertising cost ana document
AIRY stamps
The Sale. If and when made, shal
be subject % the Trustees reserv
ing unto themselves 75Ts Of III
minerals and metals an
Sos Of the petroleum thereon o
Hereunder
THE TRUSTEES 1iF T. =. FIN.
reserve the right Ia reject the SAT-
BY ORDER of the Trustees q
the Internal Improy ement Fund {
the state Of Florida,
FULLER WARREN.
Governo
Attest;
i. G. ElI.I0T. Sec.
Trustees 7 L Fund
noxfa 20 ,det3-l0 J. IL lsA
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50 Bicycles and TricYcles
3sA-Trucks For Sale

IS PLYMOUTH pickup truck II
good condition, $40. sos Louisa
ST. decs SIX
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S--remale Help Wanted

WANTED: Salesgirls for part or
full time work. S, Fl. Kress Co.
nov7-tf
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DRIVER salesman combination
milk and ice cream route. Excel
lent commission. Southern Diaries.
S12 Southland St. dec5-6t
Evening star., 1951-10-20

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North Arlington.
Avn POMPoNIo REALTY. INC.
o"' ooou tilI 1922 Wilson Blvd
Evening star., 1951-10-20
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MICHIGAN PARK AREA
A nice Groom. tile-bath. semidet.
condition. Large liv. rm., Junior
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ful recreation room. Gas a.-c, heat:
lot fully fenced. A real buy at
Sl6.950. Purchaser can arrange
terms on any reasonable basis de-
sired. Phone Samuel B. Loyeless
ma. 1900 or OR. S725.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.