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Evening star., 1952-01-20

APPRENTICE MECHANICS-We offer
meehanicaily inclined for self inde. e'
pendence after yrs. training BY
us. II you have the ability, pa
tience and desire. your future can
6e secure. See Mr.. LiewaId. I. c.
SMITH q CORONA TYPEWRTTERS.
INC. 1413 Park rd. NV. ga
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN, ex.
perienced IN building layout. This
and opportunity with q top-notch
enRineering flrm. Call ME. 6911.
ARTIsT-Home furnishings. Apply
with samples: direct to advertising
manager. THE HEIGHT CO.. r St.
at 7th NV.
OFFICE MANAGER-we
need Immediately an aegressiye
young man between 26 and 40 Who
has the following qualifications:
Knowledse Of bookkeeping or ac-
counting, fair typist. sales-minded,
ours is sales organisation; START
ing salary, $3.50 per mo, with excel
lent opportunity for advancement.
CaA TU. 4141 for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
ADJUSTER

Opportunity for 2 exp. small loan
men in last-growins CO.; excellent
salary and car allowance or car fur
nished; excellent working conditions.
Apply In person. Eve. interviews ar
ranged, See Mr.. Halpin.
CALVERT CREDIT CORP.
3245 r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

AUTO SALESMAN wanted for used
car dept. In modern. fast-growing
Ford leadership. II you are q good
closer, here Is your opportunity to
earn an income far above the aver
age. Personal interview only. BROAD
STREET MOTORS. 1901 West Broad
st.. Falls Church. Va. -23
AUTO SALESMAN needed at once,
to merchandise and sell new cars.
for q progressive volume dealer.
Liberal pay plan; ideal working
cond.: demonstrator avail. to man
Of proven ability. II you are inter-
ested In making far above average
earnings. 1t will be well worth your
while to investigate our proposition.
Call Art C0vingtnn for appt., WI.
1900, COVINGTON MOTOR CO.,
Packard, 1901 Wisconsin ave, Be-
thesda. -2l
AUTO. SERVICE SALESMAN. aged
1856: excel. salary, 5h-day wk..
insurance plan, vacation with pay;
INC, 1926 Georgia ave-. Silver
Spring. 30
OPERATOR. must be ex-
per-, no drinkers or floaters wanted.
Call JU. 7-77lS, FL
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Ste'g. lFl Recep.. $65 Wk.
ARLINGTON

WOMEN
Kecept.-typ.. So. Arl.: 6-day SOAR
Typist. medical $351
Typist. treasurer, ofc.; 5-day $3.50
CORRESPONDENT typist, 5-day S936
Glk; typ. yng.; atty; 6-day S500
Sec,y. So. .Arl.; 5-day So7G
Sec,y. trade assoc; S.day S25G)
Secy, medical field; 5-day- SSS0
Secy. Am. or pm. temp. S1.5O hr
STATISTICAL elk, temp; 5-day $500
SIc. elk, some college; temp. 5000
Mecept.- pix. no typ; 6-day 5000
Typtst. part time 81 OK hr
Cashier checker. grocery-- SSs
Ees; @ nurse, dentist-----------open
1ome economist S $50
Dental asst. trainee .------ $40
Pb4 oper.. week ends.-.-Sl hr,
StStistician. asst; 6-day $3.50
SiS. mgr.. trainee; typ. $50
Ielephone elk, yng.: 6-day- Sl72
Olc. clk., 4 hrs. q day IL hr.
Grocery stock man SRS
Gashier-checker. grocery $50 Sss
Hardware clerk SAC
Floor retail salesman -S2S0
Routeman, guarantees SHS
Stock boy, no exper. nee. - S1.10 hr.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
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OTHER pOSrrT0Ns

OTHER POSITIONS
fqMrT4M; EP4 P13NdT oPRss nsSss 8 a.---$ssoo oooooo ooo
TEMP. FILE CLKS.. 2 mos.
National Elnpl. Service
1913 18th st. NV. Tx. 7270
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DRUG CLERK

O4GON O1101txA
Will pay top wages for man with
eXper. and initiative; insurance benz
ents. paid vacation. PIERCE PHAR-
MACY. .44S Wis. ave. -22
DRY CLEANING PLANT MANAGER,
a permanent connection for thor
oughly experienced dependable man.
Must also be capable of handling
ary open. DICKEY'S CLEANERS,
2S01 7th st. ne. HU. 1866. =
\ Electrician Apprentice
Experienced, under 30. excl; good
opportunity for advancement. Call
RIA. 5S5S only bet. ) and Z pm.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

Lockland. Ohio and West
Lynn. Mass. are choice COM
munities, near Cincinnati
and Boston. Enjoy the So
cial and civic advantages
Of small residential COM
munities and the large city.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
AUTO PARTS MAN

AUTO PARTS MAN
Ford experienced parts man for
counter work. Will only consider
our business. Excellent working
conditions. Paid vacations, sick
leave. holidays, insurance plan. See
Mr.. p. Nicholson. No phone calls.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.. 1898 Geor-
Evening star., 1952-01-20

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
SECRETARIES
STENOGRAPHERS
EPERIENCED, BEGINNERS
ALSO RUSTY SHORTHAND
S3. 600-$3. 900, 5 DAYS. 35 HOURS
CONE IN AND TALK IT OVER
ABOVE POSITIONS INCLUDE PUB
ASSOCIATIONS. 1-GIRL OFFICES,
LEGAL. RADIO. ETC. MOSTLY
CLERK-TYPIST
80 W.PM. TO so W.P.M.
S.: :300-S2,400. 35 AND 40 HRS, ,BD.
HECEPTIONISTS. ASSISTANT BOOK.
kEEPERS. STATISTICAL. .PBX-RB.
GGHpTs. GaHy pUgII5c pUgI5c CONTACT. AND
Evening star., 1952-01-20

A GENERAL ELECTRIC FUTURE
CLUDES:
The security offered by an
expanding new industry
whose development will ex-
tend into the peacetime
years.
Valuable advanced profess
Sional training in the new,
vital field of Jet engines.
Pension and stock bonus
plans. and of course,
health and life insur-
ance benefits.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
SIKORSKY
AIRCRAFT

Div. Of United Aircraft Corporation
Bridgeport, Conn.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcen..

SECYS. TO $4,000
LLoYD's EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1920 N. Y, RIM. 800, ST. 2207
WASH1NGTON'S INCEST AGENCY
Evening star., 1952-01-20

DATRYMAN wanted for small dairy.
farm; usual house and furnishings'
q scod z o.. pay; " 4. Box 454-C. Star.
DANCE TEACHERS, part-time eve
ming work; age 20-3O with good
appearance, now employed and
would like to earn extra money
evenings, 7-10, and have fun doing
1t. Complete training given free.
Apply in person, THE VIcToR
STUDIOS. 1870 Conn. ave. -22
DELIVERY BOY, Ia with bicycle, B.
Day week. RYNEX & FAXON. 1927
10Th st. NV. 80
DELIVERY MEN, colored: must have
experience in wholesale delivery,
Know know city thoroughly., give ref, furn:
working, cond.. 5-day wk. Apply in
person between 10 am. and q pm.
Ask for Mr.. Wyatt, WASHINGTON
TOBACCO Co 631 Mass ave- a n
Evening star., 1952-01-20
ASST. MANAGER

ASST. MANAGER
Shoe store has Q permanent posi-
tton for man interested In career.
Experience helpful. Salary open. Ap-
ply In person weekdays.
g. r. KINNEY. S039 New Hampshire
ave. LANGLEY Park, Nd. -2I
AUTO BODY ESTnEATOR-We have
an attractive opening for q aualified
man. with effective insurance and
auto dealer contacts. Excellent
proposition for man who can keep
shop busy with wreck work and Be
his own boss. Call Ii. $500, Mr. !.
Mchaelson between end g pm,
AUTO WHOLESALER, INC, j73I
Bladensburg Hd. -26
AUTO BODY HELPER, also used-car
cleanup man. Cali MI. 9716 ali
day sunday.
Auto Body and Fender Men
fAIRLIN0ToN SHOPPING cENfER
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
Has permanent Jobs In new Wreckshop
building for Q nrst-class men. 6-day,
40-hr. wk. Excellent earnings and
Working conditions. Cali or see MR..
WOOD. OR Mr.. FUCHS, OV. O350
OF Mr.. nRoWN. st. 1900. -26
Evening star., 1952-01-20

POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY,
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl OW. 1900
open 90; Sat. to L Free Parking
Evening star., 1952-01-20

CREDIT and COLLECTION
Manager for q large volume INSTALL
ment store. Top salary will be paid
TO man; who can handle this
experience. Box 173-H. Star.
CREDIT DEPARTMENT
Can use several young men for their
collection dept. Excel. opportunity
ana salary. EISEMAN'S, COL 18th
Evening star., 1952-01-20

COOK for breakfast shift. Good
wages; Apply in person: TIE
COOKS with restaurant experience
white and colored; no Sunday work.
Apply MARINER SEA FOOD RES
TAuRAANT. 1913 Wisconsin ave.
C0UNT1fEiRiMAN. s45 week and tins;
no Sunday work. Apply MARINER
REsTAURAgT. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
COtjNTERMAN for meat stand;
colored or white. some exper. nee.
steady worker. Apply Stand 4s. j.
St NV 30
COUNTER-sANDWICH MAN, local
reference: $50 per week to start.
PROFESSIONAL COFFEE SHOP,
1925 Eye st. NV. 81
Evening star., 1952-01-20
DELIVERY MEN.

O111 I1G I 1NEINl
Nd. drivers permit; good salary,
steady Job. Apply in person imme-
diately. ..S036 New Hampshire ave,
Hyattsville, Langley Park shoppins
Evening star., 1952-01-20
AUCTION SALES
Zed L. Williams o Zed L. williams, Jr,
AuctioneerS and Appraisers
ADVANCE NOTICE!
1877 Elegant Persian
All-NeW
RUGS

CONSIGNED FROM ONE OF AMER
ICAS F0REMoST DIRECT I'M
POGTERa. WITH OFFICES IN IRAN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Orkney Islands
Hit By Hurricane

KIRKwALL, Orkney Islands III
A hurricane. with gusts raging up
to a record 1870 miles an hour.
battered these islands off the
northern coast OF Scotland today.
No deaths had been reported in
the orkneys by late morning but
on the Scottish coast south of here,
in the Dundee area. gale sank
sandboat with six men aboard
and one man was missing and
presumed dead.
First reports from the rural is.
land areas said hardly a farm had
escaped serious damage and that
losses might run into hundreds of
thousands of pounds.
Farm houses and barns were de-
molished, cattle and poultry lay
dead in the fields. telephone poles
we're down and roads were blocked
with debris.
Many fishing boats we're report.
cd sunk. Farm vehicles we're bur.
led under fallen masonry, and a
number Of haystacks were lifted
Continued On Page Seven)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Army Rescue Team
Aids 226 Stranded
On Streamliner
iA,l Wirephcto

SAN FRANCISCO iB--An Army
rescue team pushes into the biz
zard-hlasted High Sierra today
hoping to bring out 226 persons
stranded on the luxurious stream
liner City of San Francisco.
Three Neasels ampbibious
jeeps with fall caterpillar tread
two jeeps and four ambulanees
we're in the Army convoy. which
carried food for 1000 meals
!, The ,swank westbound train was
victim of mighty storm which
dashed the West Coast from Can.
ada TO Mexico The bowling gales
piled deep snow drifts in the
mountains. dumped flooding rains
on already sodden lowlands and
sent towering waves smashing
against seawalls.
A Southern Pacific spokesman.
Carl Olson. said from Is 10 80
persons on the Snowbound train
need immediate medical attention.
Two doctors are with the rescue
party.
However. The group is not with
Continued From Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Fla. East Coast
Vet Lives Here

One of the pioneer workers for
the Florida East Coast railroad
still living in Key West is Capt.
John Carey. 80. who lives with
his daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Whitehead at
26li Fogarty avenue.
Capt. Carey was one of the
survivors of the 1906 hurricane
that took the lives of some build
ers of the railroad on the Keys.
A sponge fisherman between
times, he came back TO the rail
road for his last job with ii in
1921 He was a diver around the
arches of the railroad line.
Mrs. Whitehead said her father
will not be able to attend the
reunion of former Fla. East Coast
workers this month because of
i'll health.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
.U.N. Command
Cheeks Report
OF 10 Killed
Red Truce NegOtiators
Charge U.N. Plane
Bombed North Korean
KangdOng Prison Camp

MUNSAN, Korea tR - The U.N.
Command today began checking
Communist report that Allied
bombs killed at least 10 prisoners
and wounded so in Red POW
camp.
Red truce negotiators said U.N.
pane bombed a North Korean
prison camp at Kangdong Monday
night. The site is Is miles north
east of Pyongyang, Red Korean
capital. Previously one American
and 1,591 South Koreans were listed
as prisoners at Kangdong.
An official spokesman for Gen.
Matthew B. Ridgway's headquar-
tiers in Tokyo said tactical reports
of air operations were being stud
led ito determine whether there
is any truth to the Communist
allegations.
The Reds did not invite the Allies
to come see for themselves, as
they have done in their. reports of
air attacks in the truce zone pro-
tected areas.
The Red report was made by
North Korean Mai. Gen. Lee Sang
Che at Tuesdays fruitless negotia-
tons on exchanging prisoners of
war.
The only American listed as
pow at the camp was Sgt. Tada.
slli skaneko of the First Cavalry
Division. There was nothing to
indicate he might have been
casualty.
Rear Adm. r. E. Libby ack-
now.edged Lees report but made
no comment.
No progress was reported from
either the prisoner subcommittee
or the subcommittee on supervision
of an armistice. Both scheduled
sessions for Wednesday.
Libby reported 1--WE have finally
Continued On Fage Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
City Cracks Down
On Blight Boatman
Threu Fish Cuts
In Bight Bond
Set At $50

Joseph E. Ncrcurio Of Yacht
Aileen III was arrested and
bonded out at $50 for disposing
of fish CUTS in Garrison Blight
last night at 7 o'clock, police said.
City Manager Dave King has
had a police officer stationed at
the Blight for several months to
prevent just such actions, he said.
He has been warning the public
for months to keep the Blight
clean around their own boats and
not to dump anything in the
Blight.
II have had TO crack down."
King said. I'm the past, fisher
men threw fish into the Blight.
Now they are required to put it
in covered garbage container
and to pay for regular garbage
collection. There is to be no more
throwing of fish in the Blight"
The City Manager stressed
that he will continue TO see that
the law is enforced out at the
Blight. One such ordinance pro-
hibits double parking there.
The police also arrested two
truck drivers from Fort Lauder
dale for overlooking dump
truck and spilling rocks on City
streets.
George Daley and Startling
Jackson Lawrence each paid
bonds of $35 for violating the
city ordinance 408. Sec. "a. which
prohibits this action. They were
arrested at Flagler and White
streets last night at 6:25 o'clock.
Less unusual police reports of
yesterday in Key West, concern
ed accidents.
Joseph Havanek hit a 1851
Ford belonging to George Bona
my, while the latter was parked
on Simonton street. according to
police. The report states that
Havanek said 1t was his fault
that he hit Bonamy's car and
that he would pay the damages
for the Bonamy car. This was
done so no summons was issued.
Later in the evening, at Ills
pm. in, front of the Elks Club,
there was a minor accident
with very slight damage" to the
cars of Mrs. Paterson of Caroline
street and Norman Hicks of 562
Grinnell street. according TO po-
lice. Both parties agreed to set
tie the accident with their in
surance companies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Missing Beauty
Said To Have Been
Seen On Trail

MIAMI IN - Authorities today
centered their search for Mrs. HUI
ghuette LeMay. 21-year-old miss
ing Canadian beauty. in the vicini-
ty of Harry Outlaws Fishing Camp
on the Tamiami Trail some so
miles west of Miami.
Several reports in the past 10
days have placed the petite French
speaking woman along the trail
leading west from Miami through
the Everglades.
Latest came from Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Talley of Miami, who told
ST. Petersburg Detective Chief
Cass Burgess they were positive
they saw her near Outlaws camp
last Sunday. 0ttier reports said
she was seen on the trail week
earlier.
The Talleys said she fitted the
description of the woman who dis
appeared while fishing with her
husband, George, 26, on a bridge
in the Florida Keys almost 100
miles south of Miami on Jan. 4.
Mrs. LeMay left her husband to
walk to their convertible parked
$50 yards away, changed into
heavier clothing, and vanished into
the night.
Roger Nedeau. private detective
sent here by the family from Mon
treal to aid in the search. said he
is positive Mrs. LeMay was on the
trail. He added he believes she
was kidnapped or hitchhiked from
the Keys where she and her hus-
band were spending a vacation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Monroe County Delegation
Requests Streets Roeads
Toll Bridge
Budget For so Is
S639.OOO; ActiOn
Is Deferred
TAIL AuAC GEE
TALLAHASSEE.

Monroe County delegation,
headed by State, Senator
Jim franklin and - State
Rep. Bernie C.. Papy,
yesterday, told the State
Road Board that its prin.
cipal requests for high
way work i'm 1852 would
involve streets and roads
and recently opened and
booming subdivisions at
Key West and nearby.
The delegation was
heard Monday as the State
Road Board opened hear
ings OH county road re-
quests prior to adopting its
1852 budget.
The delegation was also
advised that the Marathon
Beach road will be adver-
tised for bids ON january
81 and the Big Pine Key
road will be let to contract
in February.
Road Board Chairman
Alfred McKethan praised
the growth of the Keys
and of Key West saying 1T
has been something that
no one could have visual
lied and believe ii has
only begun.
Other members of the
Monroe County delegation
were Paul Sawyer. County
Attorney, and Harry Har-
ris. County Commissioners.
Anthony Demerritt,
chairman. Brooks Bate
man, manager and ". v.
Albury. attorney. OF the
Overseas Road and Toll
bridge district the group
submitted a proposed OPP
Grating budget for 1852 OF
100000 which includes
salaries. maintenance. debt
Continued On Page Severn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
lS-Year-Old Is
Charged With
Dynamiting Home

DOTHAN. Ala. lR - An lS-year-
old high school youth was arrested
Monday night and will be charged
with hitting the home of q
convict's wife, Circuit Solicitor
Keener Baxley said.
Baxley reported the youth. VII
lem Erwin Jr.. admitted setting
off the blast in which Mrs. Bedeh
Grant and her five sleeping cffl-
dren narrowly escaped Serious IN
jury earlv Mondav, <7"
The solicitor said the youth was
TREND OF l7.year-oid Kenneth
Novel; who, Bailey added, was
arrested recently on a car1al
knowledge warrant charging hifn
with molesting one OF Mrs. Grant s
small daughters.
Bailey quoted Erwin as saving
he simply wanted to brighten the
Grant family and run them all
out OF the community so they could
not testify in the carnal knowledge
case.
Under new Alabama law. con
viction of dynamiting dwelling
is punishable by a maximum sen
tence of death. A 10-year prison
sentence is the minimum for con
viction
Bailey said Erwin and a com
panion are believed to have thrown
a bundle Of five dynamite sticks
! at the Grant home. He said the
companion had not been arrested
but that his identity was known.
TIE solicitor said Erwin told him
ne got the idea Of bombing the
s.. Icontifued On Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
$50 Trd,uIerS IRE
Noic Operating
From Kew Vest
Docks

Shrimpins in the Key
West area appeared 10 be
showing its regular season.
al upswing a survey of The
waterfront showed today.
Both operators and fisher
men reported catches com.
pairing favorably with last
years record season.
The shrimpers are bring
ing in ha,ils of from = 10 ;
thousand pounds for each
3 To 4 day trip. with one
boat, the Lynne" report.
ing u banner haul of 700
pounds for one nights
fishing. The crew of The
'.Isnne found il necessary
tn Ice down their catch ON
deck and return 10 port
and obtain extra help 10
ssi,-HsI slia s.aret.
The weather has, been oenoral-
" favorable with most boats re-
norting an average 1T from ~ 10
l8 davs fishing during the past
month.
The annual influx OF boats
from the norths is well underway
and it is reported that there ere
$50 boats operating out of Kev
West at the present, time with
more expected daily The diff
Guilty experienced last wear in
servicing and unloading the
boats II expected TO be some.
what relieved this season due ta
the addition Of new fish and
shrimp handlinp plants and the
Improvement of existing facili-
ties.
Most of the boats are operating
again in the Dry Tortugas area
while others report fine clutches
in the waters surrounding
Wrecker's Buoy which lies only
about 20 miles from the Key
West docks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Parents Win Pin
CurIer Feud

ANTIOCH. Calf. Up The pin
curler feud is over Theola Barton
can wear 'em to high school If
she insists.
She does.
Monday she came back to school
for the first time since last March.
She was permitted TO stay.
In March. the teacher sent her
home TO "get dressed" Her irate
parents kept her there. They finally
were cited for keeping her out of
school.
Justice Yates f. Hamm fined
the parents $40 each last Friday.
The parents, MIR. and Mrs. Amos
Barton. say they'll go to Jail before
they'll pay.
But, anyhow. Tehola's in classes
again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Kefauyer To
Talk Politics
With Truman
President Said To Be
Positively Undecided
About Seeking
Reelection

WASHINGTON IN - Two men
who will have a lot to do with
selecting the Democratic presiden-
tial candidate this year-President
Truman and Sen. kefauver Cd
Tenn. had a noon meeting SEIZED
uled today at the White House.
Il hope to talk some politics
with the President, Kefauver told
a reporter beforehand.
Friends OF the tall. soft-spoken
Tennessean already have Kefauver
-for-PreSident groups working in
most of the 48 states.
II have not encouraged but, !
have not discouraged them" the
senator said. adding that he hoped
to make a decision about Feb. /.
Il thought before any decision
| ought to talk with the chief ex-
ecutive and tie head of the party. =
he added.
Few politicians, including Kefau.
yer. expect any immediate word
on whether President Truman wiz
or will not be candidate for
reelection.
But the approach of primary ell
ections and selection of delegates
to the Democratic National Con
vention, which will pick the nomi-
nee. may force Kefauver to make
an early decision.
Nationally known because of his
work as chairman of the Senate's
Special Crime Investigating Com.
mittee last year, Kefauver has said
his decision on whether to seek
the Democratic nomination would
not be Influenced by Mr.. Truman's
plans.
Sen. Humphrey Cd. Mimi came
out of private conference with
the President late Monday saying
MIR. Truman told him "be is posi-.
liVely unueclueu ABOUT seeking re-
election.
The President again asked Hum.
phrey to be a ''favorite son" can
didate for the presidential nomi.
nation in Minnesota. the senator
said.
The President said he wants q
liberal platform, liberal party
and a liberal candidate, Humph-
rey continued, adding that he woulf
confer with Democratic National
Chairman Frank Mckinney before
deciding.
Humphrey said Mr.. Truman
hopes to have a number of flavor.
tie son" or uninstructed state dele.
cations at the Democratic conven-
Continued On Page Six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
$1,000 CHS House;
Permit Issued

j. L. From. Jr. will build an
$4,000 CHS house at 2l03 Fogar-
ty avenue, Building Inspector
Ralph Russell announced today.
This was the only permit of
size issued in an otherwise slow
two days. K. A. Jordan, 1Il8
White street. took out a permit
to build a $50 picket fence. Col
Inns Mems shop, 400 Southland
street. Atlantic Shores Motel,
$40 South street, and the Key
Ambassador all took out neon.
sign hanging permits
Plumbing Inspector Harry AL
sing issued permits to Joe Pin
der. 1914 Steven street; to J. d.
From. Jr.; to Elizabeth Sweeting,
lllg Petronia street; Thomas w.
Johnson. 1923 Margaret street,
and Ernest Betancourt, 72I Sou
thard street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
5000 Motorists
Haze Purchased
License Tags

Monroe county motorists
are pouring in TO buy their
1851, license ta-s faster than
any year. Tax Collector
Howard Wilson can remem-
bet ieta
Ins-' the first week. 5000
owners OF cars. trucks, ard
trailers have come into Will
sens office and purchased
their tsss. About 5000 more
are expected before the
February 20 deadline. VIII
son said.
Crowds line up daily in
the Tax Collectors office.
which is on the first floor of
the County Courthouse. viii
son could not explain the un-
usual promp pines with
which citizens are purchas-
ing the tags.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-15
Herbert Hitch Is
Named Key West
YMC4 Director

Herbert Hitch. a retired
director Of the Armed Sevv.
ices department OF the
YnCA. will fernnorsrilv re.
place the sate Forrest Turn
er Bs director of the Key
West branch. il was an
nounced today.
Hitch will serve only until
permanent director Is app
pointed. He has directed
YMcA operations in Homo
lulu and other areas. Miss
Dorothy Rsth. has been
serving as acting director
since Mr.. Turner's sudden
death this month.