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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

YOUNG LADY for Office work. expert
ence unnecessary small salary and
bonus averages $50 per week; Md
resident preferred. SMITH REALTY
AP. 604S. APP. O10O.
YOUNG LADY that wants to learn
real estate business: white, single,
quick to learn. attractive; good po-
sition for right party. MR.. STROUP.
GE. Abs.
YOUNG LADY. willing to learn fire
insurance; tipping necessary; 5-day
wk. MA. 1894. 80
YOUNG LADY to sell compacA, cos
tune jewelry. etc, to the retailer;
part or full time; liberal earnings
Wanted by local distributor. Box
422-A Star.
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE
work, good steady position; refer
ences. SCHWARTZ FUR SHOP. 704
18th ST NV 90
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HELP WOMEN

TELEPHONE OPERATOR TYPIST, IN
surance once, 5-day wk.; free group
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK, over
81. courteous. pleasant, accommo-
dating, to receive, telephone calls
Sf s sch wsh s ss1eFaI W MUST
ply in person. TNsTITUTE CLEAN
ING PLANT, S021 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md. go
SECRETARY. expert
snce not necessary: win consider
p ns,;tc hanGiespped Perm nrptnt
Conditions. ST. 1899 Mon,
TELEPHoNING on disqualification
drive. age 21.35; good pay, pleasant
work. Elk. 6s4s. Leave name ana
CASHIER; pleasant posi-
day and evening hours; experience
desired. but will train qualified ap-
sser, LoEWs PALACE THEATI5ER,
TYPffsT and Sr'y switchboard operator.
smg0s sesef NTH II
Arl. Group health plan, all holi-
Theron IfSe MN MoT NS CO. shirlinaton
Business Center. Arl., Va. OV. 1000.
TYPIST. part time. Call Mr.. SUGAR
MAN, Monday. MA. 1859.
w.p.m. or better. Some Ediphone
5-day wk., paid vacation. Pleasant
working conditions, air-cond. office
Group insurance; perm. position;
az FSIar iss S$Pen' Call MR. oXEN VIA
400. 1925 Conn ave. D1.. 6065, 80
TYPIST. part time. hrs. daily,
morning or afternoon. Pleasant
working conditions; 81 per hr. OPP
poortYnitg for advancement. Box
TYPIST. for general office work, must
like figures. good starting salary;
Sorsins eonds. GARRISON Toy 4
NOVELTY CO.. 1918 E st. NV. Il
TYPIsT-For general otice work;
fesaed g eo9e wo hsDfu coS odt mot
SELECTED RISKS COMPANIES.
1908 18th st. NV. Phone MI. S022.
TYPIsTs, temporary, approximately
2 months ST. 1871. 30
steasT p ssRseisnee sen not Kps
M iisV Credit pee 7s r. 7t Rla s.
rYPisTs, for envelope addressing.
minimum speed so w.p,m.; evening
or day work SEC per hour. Apply
ICE. go Victor Bldg. Il
TYPlST, medical ONCE asst, age 20
30, eye specialist office, medical
background desirable but not essen
tial. Hours, 9-6; 5Ia-day wk.; $50
to start; Box 345-A, Star. i
TYPIST for credit and collection Of
nee. exper. not necessary; good sal
ply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING c..
TYPIsT. female for retail c2edi,
lewelry store; permanent, good sal
ary, pleasant working conditions
AA AZ y LEEDS E JEwELRY co" 725
TYPIST-insurance company branch
once 5-day week; convenient loca-
ton. pleasant working conditions
no experience necessary. Call RE
TYPIsT. under s5, experienced, for
service service dept, newspaper ONCE
sson and otne aay em meSS h SsPets
advancement. co, 1915.
TfPiSTS, part time: do transcribing
ADDRESSING. mailing. etc; Protestant
organization. Give qualifications
refs. phone. Box 23S-A, Star. y
76a I'll permanent et n N position, Apply
TYPIsT. S0-3s5; so words a minute
permanent position. 5-day. 40-hour
week. pleasant working conditions.
Apply ALLSTATE HOME EQUIP.
MENT CO.. 2l17 NJ st. NV. II
TYPIST. under 40, with auto and
casualty insurance experience. ir
large branch office; permanent posi-
ton excel. working conditions, 37S.
hr. wk. Apply NORTHWESTERN
NATIONAL, S12 woodward Bldg.
TYPIST. Good opportunity for ad.
Vancement. Age 21-35. Startine
salary, $500. Excel working cond
ASSN. 1900 Rhode Island ave. NV
=
TYPIST-Psrt time; morning o,
afternoon: 5-day wk.. pleasant sur.
roundings; 81 per hr. to start. RE
3755. .
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HELP WOMEN

ATTRACTIVE OPENING for young
woman who likes to deal with, the
public, to serve as clerk In local
hospital Good working conditions,
and pleasant environment; must
have tipping ability, neat appear
sick leave. social security benefits.
Apply in person at Personnel Office,
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
FROCKS - Worn by
millions. offers opp. for spars-ti TIM
For details; phone AP. 4305.
BATH AND MASSAGE SALON. ladies.
established clientele. North 6007. =
INCREASE INCOME. show friends
lovely handkerchiefs; easy sales. re-
peatS; experience unnecessary; lib
s s5s ssDtaSnt No F sdH% Ss e. e.
Debt. 10. Kingston. N. Y.
ambitious woman. lu-
cratiye. career: flexible hours. For
sa spp0 aRInSGrdENM ' Rsn4szJ1bENrs-ru,l
or part tine sales he, help ,s wanted VA
EEfNaToN. ceso5--oc,PERA1TfTv1Ef; 66EPfTT.
STORE ssr dv sahHiGrldinEton Business Cen
MAKE iff M MoS Sf9o AT HOME if YOU Me Can
Opening shop write. do not phone,
for particulars, MRS. PEGGY MAN
GUM; 35l4 North sth St. Airing
SCHOOL. trained assistant
teacher wanted by Bethesda CO.
operative. for term starting Sept.
, 1921: Morning session only. Box
If YOU EMO Enjoy clock punching and
being bossed. this is not for you
II independence. appeals, with free
training in q fascinating art, re-
hour, promotion to a Zone Manager
I can show you how it can be done.
Bonuses include trips to Mexico
City, Miami. Havana, etc, plus cold
cash. As your own boss you have
the backing of a national concern
now celebrating its 21st year Of
eVer-growing success. Details by
appt. only. Phone before today,
before noon Monday, MRS. TALBOT,
NEW YORK FIRM of retail sales
promotion counsellors needs Wash
ington representative on part-time
basis; practical exper. in retailing,
sales promotion, copywriting or pub
hcity are, desirable. with emphasis
full to key people in key stores. to
report intelligently and comprehen-
sively on reactions to results of
promotional assignments; typical
representative: age 30-40, married,
able to work about 40 hrs. per mo.
at periods largely her own choice
Firm representative will interview
respondents. Address Box 290-Y
Star. stating qualifications.
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VOTING LADIES

YOUNG LADIES
permanent positions; salary paid
while training; liberal discount on
purchases; insurance and hospitali-
cation plan; retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORE Employ
ment Office. II P st. ne. 80
WOMAN, white, to candle and grade
eggs. Apply BAT Virginia ave. s.w.
WOMAN. mature, for social intro
Full or part time. Selling ability,
atty. P. 8. BOX 7ii2. Apex Station.
WOMEN 90. to present our budget
plan to housewives; short hours: can
earn ear $50 > per wk. MR.. MURRAY,
WHITE WOMAN. to care for year
old girl and keep house while par
ents work: Private room. suburban
home. Thursday and every. other
Sunday afternoon, off. Ref. REQ.
M flR MK: s' WsoM IAN OR WIDOW,
Excellent income; splendid future.
PART-TIME WORK for Young lady
(white), now employed, to handle
telephone p% Box or ss eyes sta week, to
PART-TiME GIRL. 1880 years Of
age; general health club work; 8
mornings a week; experience not
necessary. BILL HUTZELL's PHYS
ICAL FITNESS CLUB, 1919 K st.
NV. Call Elk. 4204 for interview
SOY. sss nk t. o Isss s fs
Rhode Island ave. ne. 80
KITCHEN GIRL, colored, $50 am.
to 2 pm. no Sundays. Apply Sun
day afternoon. SNACK SHOP. 936
r Rhods v Island ave ne o.s.,h,v.
INSTRUMENT CO. Bethesda, Nd.
GENERAL CLERICAL and stenogra-
pher. under 40. Interesting diversi-
fed work on publication. Must be
neat, accurate typist. Vacation and
other benefits. 35-hr. wk. Salary,
$50 to start Apply BLINDED VET
ERANS ASSN, INC, 243S 18th
GENERAL b Era. OFFICE WORK. must be
accurate and like figures: exc, excel.
H. j. HEINZ CO. (57 Varieties),
9Th and v SITS. ne. a
GENERAL OFFICE WORK including
filing and tipping; dictation desirable,
5h-day week. Group disqualification
and life insurance at nominal cost.
Apply 4th floor. THE MODE. F at
FIRE ihfa a All n INLAND INLAND marine under
writer needed immediately; good
salary, good working conditions,
5-day wk. RALPH W. LEE g. CO.,
1908 L st. NV. RE- 4s4S. II
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Time to time we hear reports of
ellgio,ls surveys made in high
frhoois. Ia these polls we dis
cover how isnor ant our boys and
girls are cencerniag the Bible and
:hings religious Aside from the
ooint, we parents have only our
selves to blame for this. But.
of ignorance along this
line. a young man in Sunday
School Glass was asked recently.
how far is Dan from BeTsheba?"
The young man replied. 90 you
mean to tell me that Dan and
Bersheta are places?" Yes" the
teacher said. Well that's one on
me. l always thought they were
husband and wife. like Sodom
and GomoTrah." Therefore. the
igno- ance among our boys and
gil miglt easily stem from TIE
act II at we grown ups aren't so
bright. ourselves!
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FRACA'S SECOND

(Continucd from Page One)
Fraga on February 8 for Fraea to
sell. On the niohj of February II
Warner and lis buddy, Raymond
BoW@, anD'hcr sailor, saw Fraga,
and asked Fraca for the rest of
the zen doiiaes owed the sailor on
the clothes. Fraoa said he did not
J ave The money. This was two
Gays after l.'e alleged robbery,
Al of ito bonds, ab9~t SGOD) Of
thcra. Wcrc recovered when Mills
di covered tfc safe. About $500
in cash is still mi5Siag,
Cleare Brought in evidence Inc
sailo-s' clothes, which Webber
identified as those found in the
driveway Of the Morales home
the. morning. tof February II, When
NE eobbeIy was reported 10 him.
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KEPT INFORMED
OF LOCAL EVENTS

Editor, The Citizen:
Enclosed find check for six
months subscription. Next to the
pleasure of living in Key West is
that of reading The Citizen in
New York.
Each year when | return to
Key West. l am right UP to date
on local events. Not only that, but
your paper also keeps me inform
ed of the activities of the many
interesting people | have met in
Key West.
So be sure and keep up your
fine covcrage of all the little
things that determine the charact-
or of Town .s.f
Yours for healthy nation,
HAROLD J. REILLY.
New York, N. Y,
April 90, 1851.
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ETHIOPIAN DPS
STIR DISPUTE

Adds ABABA. --tP1.- The
Ethiopian Government has COM
nlained that certain displaced
persons in Ethiopia have been en-
aaged in "subverSlve activities
within the country and have
maligned Ethiopia abroad" The
charge was made in an official
statement, which said:
1T is regrettable that such
humanitarian efforts Ton the part
of Ethiopia in accepting theml
should have been recompensed
with calumnies on the part of GER
tain groups of these refugees who
so readily accepted our hospitali-
ty. They have not only sought to
malign Eathiopia abroad, but also
have engaged in subversive &C
tivities within"
Qn Cairo, last January. an in
formant reported about 100 DPS
established in farms intthe- semk
wild interior South of Adds
Ababa had, fled. to the capital
after demonstrations bT shouting
natives brandishing spears, sick
les and other weapons. The in
dormant SAID RQi was seeking
exit visas and transport back to
Ealpbc foiH che pR9E IL tn
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AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION
Casa Marina Hotel
Presiding: MIR. Edward M. Becton,
Director, Indian River E
County District
1880 PM-RepOrts from Mos
quito Control Districts in Florida:
/. Brevard County, Mr.. Alvin
j Higginbothan, Titusville
2. BroWard County Mr.. Jas.
H. Bertholf, TT. Lauderdale
8. Dade County, Mr. Fred
Stutz, Miami So.
A., Hillsbpfough, County, Mr..
,iG~sSH b sCr6NeiTstJrk Tampa
5. Indian River County, Mr.
Edward M. Becton, VerQ
Beach t... =
g. Lake County. Mr.. Burke
Chester, Tavarcs o.
7 7. Lee County Oft. Myers
Beach,, Mr.. VIM /. Tooley
8. Lee County City of Fl,
IVY NFSJs. WI 1CODt- ~ I1di-
grim 3D.:
8. Manatec County, Mr., J.,W.
Patton, Bradenton
10, Martin County, Mr.. Mark
A. Witham, Stuart
IL. Palm Beach County, Mr..
Edwin L. Seabrook. West
Palm Beach
II. Pinellas County, Mr.. r. p
Templeton, Clearwater
- st. Johns County, Mr.. ].
Earl Mckler, St. Angus
tine
IA. St. Lucie County, Mr.. c.
F. Ordway. Fl. Pierce
Is. Sarasota County, Mr.. j,
Melton Williams, Sarasota
nl6. Volusiar County, Mr., V.
Samuel Minnich. Daytona
IT, Volusia County, Mr.. VIM.
c. White, New Smyrna
Beach ~ .t..t
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10 YEARS AGO

10 YEARS AGO
With the arrival here this
morning of Milo J. Warner, In
dianapolis, national commander
of the American Legion, the state
convention of the organization
began to take shape
The convention formally opens
tomorrow morning The Ameri-
can Legion will meet at the
Strand Thcater, the auxiliary in
Old Stone Methodist Church.
X X X
G.. c. Saunders this morning
was named foreman of a grand
jury charged with investigating
among other crimes, the strangu-
latioh last February of Mrs. Cqce-
liza Thompson Turks. - 4g.t
Circuit Court Judge Arthur
Gomez, describing the duties of
the grand jury. told its members,
Il am advised that an oItcnse
involving capital punishment has
been committed in this country
since the discharge Of the last
grand jury of this court, and
country" ri.
,.tv& *. 4 sht.
The City Council in special
session last night approved a ten
tative plat of a subdivision on
County Road which is owned by
the Key West Realty Company.
This action was taken following
a request made by William Eagan,
who submitted the plat, which is
for the purpose of making the
land in question available for a
proposed defense housing pro-
ject, whereby one hundred
houses would be erected in con-
ncction Herewith.
f-ss X r a ..f
The Honduran freighter Ma
hawke left Potter Dock for Texas.
at "a. h.sthis raofniIies after putt
ting in here for repairs Monday
nightssiNttXEN. 50
r. 4 4 .m.a
A dinner toithe executive board.
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Webber's pictures of the scene
and OF Fraga's taxi trunk were
also introduced mo evidence.
nloc2s Of two bv four wood found
in Morales driveway, and some
found in F'raga'S car were also
presented to the jury.
The defense ATTORNEYS will
question Weber this afternoon,
following the county solicitors
examination.
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Peoples Forum
ss.ssssssssssssessasesss
(P1 Wirephott

The Citizen welcomes express
SiOnS of the views of it's read
erS, hut the editor reserves the
right to delete any items which
are considered libeiOus or unNVar-
TaHted. The writer's should he
fair and cORfine the letters Ia
700 words, and write ON one side
az the paper only. Signature of
the writer must accompany the
letters and will he published uH-
lass requested otherwise.
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President, West Palm Beach.
Mr. Samuel "A. Harper, Presi-
dent, Cocoa.
LCdr. John M. HirSt, President
Elect, Jacksonville.
Mr.. V. Samuel Minnich, First
Vice President, Daytona Beach.
Mr.. J. Melton Williams, Sec
ond Vice President, Sarasota.
Mr.. J. A. Mulrennan, Secre-
tary- Treasurer, Jacksonville.
Local Arrangements Committee
CWO J. r. Hutchcraft, chair
man.
Mr.. Harold Laubscher.
DR.. James B. Paramore.
Mr.. James S. Haeger.
Mr.. Paul Huddleston.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING.
MAY Q
MORNING SESSION,
Casa Marina Hotel

Presiding: Mr.. j. Melton Williams.
Second Vice President
900 A.M-"Conparison Of Mos
quito Collections on the Coast of
West Florida and on the Lower
Gulf Coast Mr.. Raymond r.
Sheppard. State Board of Health,
Sarasota.
800 AM.-"ObserVations on
MinnoW Probation on Mosquito
Larvae made on Sanibel Island"
Mr.. VIM. l.. Bidlingmayer, State
Board of Health, Sanibel Island.
$40 ANA Report on the Ac-
tiVitieS of the Cooperative Sand
Fly Unit for the Year 1885,"
Messrs. r. l.. Goulding, Jr, and
R. F. Curran, State Board of
Health, Miami. (l66 nm. Koda-
chrome Movies of Cooperative
Sand Fly Unit, narrated by Mr..
Robt. l. Goulding. Jr).
1915 AM-"Present Status of
Anopheles Albimanus Breeding
throughout the Florida Keys, -
Mr. Jas. S. Haeger, CDC. USPHS,
State Board of Health, Home
stead.
1875 Administrations on
Dfinooql1tes Cancer Breeding in
Broward County, Mr.. Claude
9ouder, Broward County Anti
NIbSquito- District, TT. Lauder
dale.
%0.aAM.-Business Session.
Presiding: Mr., Samuel A. Harper,
President.
1900 Ncon-Ad1ournment; Sine
Die.
Florida Anti Mosquito
.. Association Officers
Mr.. Edwin L. Seabrook, Past
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-23
my Sister,
Eileen" Opens
Here Tonight
All Action Takes
Place In One-RoOn
Basement Studio
In Greenwich Village

sl
Tonight marks Tic ooening of
the comedy, my Sister, Eileen,,'s
presented by the Key West PLAY
ers at the Barn Theater IN back
Of zthe Womans Club on Duval
street, Curtain time is $50 pm.
The play. by Joseph A. Fields
and Jerome Chodorov, is an
adaptation from the book of the
same name by Ruth Mckinney.
All the action takes place in a
one-room basement studio in
Greenwich Village, New York CT
ty. The room looks out on
street level window and the pas
sing parade of characters pro-
vidsS hilarious and complicated
situations for the tenants.
The cast. in order of appear
nncei is as follows: Appopolous,
landlord, Harry J, Price; Ruth
Sherwood, budding writer, He
len Berezovsky; Eileen Sher-
wood, her attractive, naive sister,
tLnis Skidmore; Jensen, the jan
itor, Howard Pitman; a pair of
dpunks, one of which is Emory
o. Ellingsworth, Jr.; Lonigan,
the policeman, Frank Rogers;
street vendor, Bill Jackson; two
Kids Arthur Noble and RAYMOND
Styckney
. I The Wreck" professional
football player, James Murphy;
Helen Wade, the Wrecks girl
friend, Joann Ellingsworth; Frank
Lippincott, the drugstore sutton,
Robert Kershaw; Chic Clark,
cocky reporter, Vince Guercio;
Cossack joseph LaZarovici; ViO-
let Shelton, former tenant, Bar
bsra .Schlech; Mrs. Wade, a
righteous lady, Fay Allen; Rob
ert Baker, publications man, Ted
Nelson; future Cuban Admirals,
Jerry Santana, Al Cabot, Arturo
Henriquez,. Juanito Sane h e z;
Walter Sherwood, father of the
heFaines, Guy Carleton; a pros
pective tenant, Mazda Lazarovlci;
the Cuban consul, George Rem
ma, 81 q fsv .a ar
Director of the play is RobeFt'
: f. Pollock. Technical advisors
are Gertrude Ricketts, and Helen.
Stetson. Doris Underwood istas-i
SiStant to the director. a.4.
Stage manager Doris Gossett is
assisted by Mrs. Underwood.
Master electrician is Charles Cos
sett aided by Bill Jackson, cleo
trician. Rae Waller ac.ts as
prompter.
% Z Master carpenter is Frank Ro-
gers assisted by Emory EllingSon.
Properties personnel in lu d
. Becky Guthrie, Dianne Auxier
and Lee Pollock. Makeup eX-
7 pert is Shirley Gerard, assisted by
Joan Porter.
=. Costume credit goes to Fran
HarIfingcr and Rita Sawyer;
sound effects to Charles Hastings
and publicity to Dorothy Ray
MGR.
Other credits are due Burt
Garnctt for the street scene, to
Helen Cutter, Virginia Komlas,
Ann Carleton and Mickey Renna
as properties asscmblers.
larry and Toni Harms created
tie spectacular pictures, carica-
tucs and posters for the produc-
ton.
The play runs throughout the
i week, closing Saturday night.
Tickets are available at Fay
Git Shop in La Concha hotel
Pc DrviI II n neWcOTner). Say,
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To BE Held Here AprH 20-May ..
Tentative Program 22nd Annual
Anti-Mosquito Assn. Meeting

The tentative program of the
22nd Annual Meeting of the
Florida Anti-Mosquito Associa-
ton follows: $50 ..,
Headquarters: Casa Marina Hotel.
Key West. Fla.
APRIL 2e-MAY O.. 1851
800 P.M.-Rcgistration Com
mences. Lobby of Casa Marina
Hotel. ....' ta...-
600 to 700 P,M.-Tlospitallty
end Cocktail Hour. Fort Taylor
Officers Club, ,t
MONDAY MORNING.
APRIL 30
900 AM-Registration con
tinues, Casa Marina Hotel
MORNING SESSION
Casa Marina Hotel
Presiding: Mr. Samuel A. Harper
President
$50 Authorization, Chap
lain a. NJ. Oliver, US. Navy. fol
lowed by Address of Welcome,
Mayor Louis NJ j. Eisner, Key
West.
9:45 A.M.-Response and Pres
ident's Address: The Ultimate
Purpose of Our Association.
1915 AM.-"Looking Ahead
With YOU Mr.. Merritt Farrar,
executive director. Florida Au-
dubon Society, Winter Park.
10:45 A.M.-"Mosquitoi Control
and Its Value and Effect, on Agri-
culture" Mi. Lee Chandler,
president, ! Flel1das Frat. and
Vegetable Association, Gouids.'
his AM.AaThe cattle Bust
ness in Florida-The First 400
Years and the Last IS Years,
Mr.. j. B, Starkey, Vice-president,
Cattlemen's Association, Largo.
Has ANA Commissioners
View of Mosquito Control" Mr.
X. p Foster, vice-president,
Board of County Commissioners.
Palm Beach County, West Palm
Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-23
DO You KnOw That

Most counterfeit coins feel
greasy.
When water changes to ice its
volume increases 1917.
Chicago's Negro population is
over the 100000 mark.
Alaska, in 1867, was Americas
first acquisition of non-cOnti-
guouS territory.
A novelist once meant an up
holder of new theories in poll
tics or religion.
1t is said that eight out of ten
children develop visual problems
before leaving the elementary
grades.
New Jersey has the highest
proportion of its total population
living in urban areas, with near
ly 87% so classified.
Hans Christian Andersen'S
first book, published when he
was only II. now a collectors
item. had so little sale that most
of the copies ended up as wrap
ping paper in a grocery store.
In the wear 1868, a tidal wave
in the harbor of Africa, Peru,
picked up the ship Wateree, car
ried her over houses and tree
tops and deposited the ship eight
miles inland where she ended
her days as a hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-23

$50 PM.-"Further Obscrva-
tons on lnSecticide Resistant
Salt-Marsh Mosquitoes in Flor
ida" MesSrs. j. c. Keller and
w G. McDuffie, USDA, Bureau
of Entomology and Plant Quaran-
tine, Orlando
2:10 PM.-Pancl Discussion:
Permanent Elimination of Mos
quito Breeding by Filling and
Drainage Moderator: MI. Fred
II Stutz.
l. Mr. Robert L. Vannote
2. DR.. Maurice w. Provost
3. DR.. Geo. II. Bradley
4 Mr.. VIM. c. White
5 Mr.. Il. p Templcton
800 to 500 P.M,-Dcmonstra-
ton of Equipment on the beach
adjacent to Casa Marina Hotel
800 PM-ANNUAL b A N
QUIET, Raurs Club.
Presiding: Mr.. Samuel A.
HARPER, President
POSTMASTER: Mn Fred H
StutZ
Principal Speaker: Mr.. Rus
sell Kay Secretary, Florida
Press Associations Tampa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-23

and a meeting of the. executives
at Ocean View restaurant, United
street tonight will formally open
the American Legion's auxiliary
convention.
Chief Engineer Bowling of the
State Road Department announc-
ed here today that the r, depart
ment will readvertise for bids on
bridges from Pine Key to Ram
rod Key, as result of a con-
ference with Representative Ber-
ME Papy of Monroe county,
X 4 X
The Citizen said in. an editorial
paragraph today: g ,o1c
This is the time for all good
men, as well as the bad, to come
to the. aid of their country"
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THANKS CITIZEN
Editor, The Citizen:

The Citizen:
Thanks a million for the story
you gave the news reel and the
opening of the cancer drive. Be
lievc me if my small contribution
to this worthy cause is helping l
assure you it is the happiest think
| hav" ever done in my whole life.
Sincerely-thanks again,
JIMMY DURANTE.
New York, N. Y,
April 81, 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-23
New York, N. Y,
April 81, 1851.

The great majority of human
beings seem to have both dread
and d longing Of novelty.