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AUTO SALESMAN

We have an opening for an expert
enced used car salesman. Our sales
men are among the highest paid in
Washington. We have an unusually
good good salary sqssantse sa5dse 1907 floor
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. NE. II. 3-ss00
AUTO SEAT COVER INSTALLATION
Young 17-2... Opportunity TO
AUTo SEAT COVER CO. UN. 1900.
,1so 3ito Biadensourg rd., COTTAGE City
BAKBER, permanent, full time; ex-
cellent working conds.: salary, plus
commission. Apply Navy Exchange
Office, NATIONAL NAVAL NED
ICAL CENTER, Bethesda. Nd. -l,7
BLDG. SUPPLY CO. 1904 Ripley
st..@SilVer Spring. Md. SH. 2300.-
BODY AND FENDER MEN, 1st-class
sober. sG:9O an hF., guar and COM
mission. Vacation with pay. Insur-
ance and other benefits. See Mr..
Minson. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
BooKKEEPER, exper.; full charge of
payable. ets OR. 1900. Is
BOOKKEEPER and general office
help. Must be eXper. No objection
70 middle age If active Box 433-B'
BOOkKEEPER, some experience nee
essary. neat, careful work required:
5-dag week, steady Job; employe
Pfedrred SaSfE ME 5S4G for appon
BRICK BRICK LAYERS and hOd carriers
lst class mechanics only. Apply
at 1st and Mississippi ave. sc.
Il block off S. Capitol st. IL
BRICKLAYER. experienced. prefer
to work for remodeling contracts.
BRICKLAYERs AND HoD CAR
RIERS, 1st-class mechanics only.
BnRIDoaFR APRl6 aFaRca oFEsAfoR axs soa &
enced man for D-R Caterpillar. Must
have transportation. Apply in per-
son at 2340 Montgomery ST.. Silver
Spring; am. to $50 pm. week
BUTCHER, white. all-around man for
Govt. cafeteria; 5-day. 40-hour
week; no holidays; meals and uni
forms. Excellent opportunity for
right man. Call OIL. 1850. Ext. 4S6.
BUTCHER. or assistant Refs. re-
Quired. No drinkers. please. Good
pay 5ia-day wk. EMERSON SUPER
MARKET. 1909 18th st. NV. Ia
BUTCHER-For, self-seryice meat
liable man. See Mr.. MILAN. 5405
Annapolis rd.. Bladensburg. IA
BUTCHER, neat and .ober. Apply in
person. 3243 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
BUTLER-To have charge of apart
70 cook and drive; live in if de-
sired. good working conditions. ,Cali
BrTLER CHAUFFEUR. starting oc-
For further information please write
Box 499-C. Star. giving age. present
occupation and references. Ia
CAR DRIVERS for YELLOW CAB
CO; of Silver Spring; age: up t to u!3I3 S5
FesrS fTsin sou sHPef So ho' iSsf nssfsSSf' we i
CARPENTER, excel. proposition.
ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS CO.. $614
CAkPENTRks. fsP 81 Frs good rough men ig for
new work. Report with tools to
MIR. MURRAY. 4th and Waller, sts.
CARPENTERS tA. Alexandra, Va.
9SR ersde resdentiaP sSSta SOrR ov. s; e5S5
CARPENTERS. trim men and stair
builders. Apply to 34th pl. and N
CaRPPiffNTERs, experienced in turing
at lob site. TEMPLETON KNOLLS,
5000 Kennedy St, East Riyerdale,
Nd Wa 1917
CARPENTERS, finishing. white only,
report Thurs. and Fri, 7::}0 am,
Mr.. Divelbis, Mcdonald Knolls (cor-
ner Be1vedere dir. and Old Bladens-
burg rdl R. H. BEST INC. IA
CARPENTERS, for housing Job in
CONGRESS Heights, Sc; steady work.
Wheeler rd. to Barnaby. St, right
! blk. on Barnaby to 9th St. left
] blk. to Job. -15
CARPENTERS. experienced, plenty OF
work: economy siding and roofing.
203l Rhode Island ave. ne. Ia
-, ~1-NTrT5r rDTNF
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PLUMBER

PLUMBER
FOR JOBBING AND REMODEL ING. :.
MUST HAVE D. C. OPERATORS
FFEHMTT, APPLY c.. M LIPP a.
SON. 1872 QUE ST. NV. III
PLUMBER
in remodeling work: ton
wages. j. SHAPIRO, Bis Georgia
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HELP--MEN

JANITOR, colored, 5th-class en-.
gineer's license required; large apt
bldg; quarters for man and wife
Can BOSS 81 PHELPS, INC. MA
5000. --lf
JANiToRIPo tSs.fo1 For For suburban aao Marylane
pm, ALLAN THEATER. 6S22 New
Hampshire ave. IA
JANIT0R, day work, reference re.
auired. Apply ofiice 1900 Wheeler
JANTTOR
Colored, over so, night work. Ses
MRS. KIMBALL, 132S Eye st. NV
JANITOR
Colored, over 45, day work. See
MRS. KIMBALL, 1928 Eye st. NV
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CARPENTER, TRIM

CARPENTER, TRIM
Report to Mr. BETSoN, 7:3O am. at
1893 47th st. NV. Ii
CAR WASHER. permanent position,
aged 25-35. colored; willing to give
good attendance; $50 week. plus
10eo commits. BARRON's SUNoCOI
SERVICE. Wis. ave. and River rd;
CASHIER TICKET WRITERS = See
Mr., Peterson. RIM. 172. WASHING
TON NATIONAL AIRPORT. ST.
Chef ehotel saucierl needed for
503l Conn. ave. OR; 0616. ---13
week take-home pay; hours, 1890
Abby to oftsr Pmi e0 closed % MS. suneays erss
DpANNY's STEAK HOUSE. corner
Good Hope rd. and NayiOr ,f I'd: Sc
CHEF
White. to take complete charge Of
kitchen Must have lst-class ex-
perience. Apply CROWN RESTAUR-
ANT. SIT 18th st. NV. IL
CLERK, part time or hours a
day; general office work with some
tipping; pleasant working eonditionnEs'
Conn. ave. DI. $500. IA
CLERK-For general duties in stor-
age. age and Shipping oftice: Some
be helpful; 5-day week and COM
psny benefits. Mr.. Murphy. MI.
1883. -15
CLERK-Hardware experience pre-
ferred but not necessary, pay de-
pends on ability. See MR.. PENDLk-
TON. 1890 Ga. ave-. Wheaton, Nd.
CLEKK-TYPIST. age 1890, must be
able to type so w.p.m. accurately:
all employe benefits with an ex-
pandins engineering organization.
Call ME RQI4 II
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CRAFTSMEN

Heating, plumbing, air-conditoining
systems. Salaries open. MA. 1878.
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101 Penna. Ave, NV.

Attractive Opportunity
All white debts. guaranteed salary.
SOB per week. plus commissions
while learning. Ages between 25-
20, Come IN to see MR.. BAR
B0UR 400 9th st. NV. or phone
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SALESMAN

To sell automotive equipment and
supplies in Washington. Excel. op-
portunity with old established
wholesale firm. L. 8. JULIEN,
INC, 1443 P st. NV. IA
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ASSISTANT
FOOD SUPERVISOR

Young woman with degree in home
economies or Institutional manage
nent 20 learn all phases Of com
merc1al food work. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement.
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S0-Legal Notices
(CcntSnnedI
SECTION A
DEERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
on UNIT SUBSTATIONS
AND TRANSEnR MER

SCI AION n
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
on UNIT SUBSTATIONS
AND TRANSFORMER
FOR THE CITY OF KEY WEST.
FLORIDA
Sealed Bids will he received by
the Utility Board of the City of
Key West at the office OF the
Utility Bosrd at Eaton and Simon
ton Streets, Key West. Florida, I'M
til September S0th, 1882, at 500
P. NJ, E. S. T.. for the furnishing
OF the following new equipment
and material:
Item l - Two complete out
dodr-type Unit Sub
stations: each con-
SiSting of 5000
kva. three phase
power transformer
with 4-2i9 @ high
voltage taps. 1880
volt delta "a, l60-volt
wye. wye-delta ter
minal board. provi-
sion for future air
blast equipment. and
three units of 1850
volt feeder breaker
control equipment.
Item II - One spare 3,000kva,
three-phase, power
transformer with A.
2i1 % high-voltage
taps, 13.S00-volt del
ta/4, 160-volt wye,
wye-delta terminal
board, provision for
future air b a sit
equipment.
All Bids will then and there be
opened and read aloud.
Complete specifications are on
file at the office of the Secretary
of the Utility Board or the En-
gineer's office at Colorado Springs.
Colorado, and copies may be OBJ
tanned by interested Bidders at the
above address. Bids are to be made
for all items covered in the speci-
fications. and each bidder shall be
required to state only the lump
sum amount of his Bid.
Each Bid must he accompanied
by certified check. payable to
TN order of the Utility Board of
the City of Key West, Florida. for
a sum OF not less than five per cent
500 of the amount of the Bid. No
Bidder may withdraw his Bid after
the hour set for the opening there
of or before contract award, unless
said award is delayed for a period
exceeding thirty 500 days.
The Utility Board OF the City of
Key West. Florida reserves the
right to either award the contract
to the lowest responsible Bidder
for the equipment and material as
specified by the System, or to re-
ject all Bids.
Dated this 9th day of September,
1852 at Key West, Florida.
BY Order of the Utility Board Of
the City of Key West, Key West,
Florida
UTILITY BOARD OF THE CITY
OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA
c. b. HARVEY
Chairman
sept13,1952
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50-Legal Notices
Continued
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTIIE OF TT HLII HEANINU
Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing win he held by the
city Commission Il The City Of Key
Plan Board OF The City Of Key
West, Florida, at SEQ =. NJ Mon
day, September ~. 1852, for the
following purpose:
l. To var, front yard zoning
setback restrictions for the
construction Of an addition
10 the existing building at
4O6 PetrOnia Street. Key
West. Florida. to house
restaurant. owner. Carlos
Ferrer.
Dated at Key West. Florida, this
18th day Of September, \. n. 1882.
VICTOR LOWE
City Clerk.
septI3.1952
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sept13,1952
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
0033 Probate -tct. Secs. 110, 100
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COU Il \,
FLORIDA, IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
JOHN J. LARNER.
TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
MANDS iINSr SAID ES-
TATE:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either of you, may have against
the estate of John J Larner, de-
ceased, late Of said County, to the
County Judge of Monroe County.
Florida, at his office in the court
house OF said County at Key West,
Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time OF the first
publication o. this notice Each
claim or demand shall be in writ
ing, and shall state the place OF
residence and post office address Of
the claimant, and shall be sworn TO
by the claimant. his agent, or his
attorney. and any such claim or
demand not 80 filed shall he void.
ANNA FUTILE FOUNDERS.
AS executrlx of the Last VIII and
Testament of John J. Larner, de-
ceased.
aug23-3O;septs-13.1s52
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FURNISHED APARTMENT, 1414-
5th st. between Roosevelt Blvd. &
Flagler Ave. Apply at rear house
between 1 and $50 pm. Couple or
2 business people. Sept13-5l-3t
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APARTMENT, for couple only,
nicely furnished, private en-
trance, twin beds, tile bath with
tub and shower, hot water. 814
Fleming St." Sept1O-4
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FIVE-ROOM UNFINISHED apart
ment, three bedrooms, entire
second floor, on main street, resi-
dental section, near school and
city park, on bus line. Rent month
ly or will give lease. Call 1923
Whitehead st. or phone ITO.
Sept10-4tx
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THE CIRCUIT OJ.tT OF TIM
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY IN CHANCERY
No. 1922
JACK WORTH ENTERPRISES
INC. a Florida corporation.
Plaintiff
ALMA VICTORIA LUCE
SCRANTON, ct ais,
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NOTICE TO APPEAR

NOTICE To AfBESAh
TO: ALMA VICT Q r a LUCE
SCRANTON, RALPH WALTON
and LAURENCE TOBIN, as in
dependent executors OF the es-
ceased: ALMA VICTORIA
LUCE SCRANTON, also known
as ALMA VICTORIA SCRAN-
TON. individually; L ! c II
NICHOLSON dANSZEN. in
dividually. and as Independent
executriX of the estate Of
Harry c. Hansen; w. +.
NOwLIN and wife. JEAN
NETTE NOWLIN; DAVID NJ.
PICTON. JR. and wife. MAR
TIA PICTON; TENlE MAY
PICTCN. individually and as
independent eNecutrix of the
Estate OF VIM. NJ. Picton, de-
ceased;
ton, coll Neils Esperson Build
ing. Houston 2, Texas;
The unknown assigns. success
ors in interest. trustees or
other parties claiming by.
through. under or against the
FLORrDA EXPLORATION
COhPANY. INCoRPoRATEp.
Florida corporations; the
Visees, grantees, creditors or
other persons claiming by.
through, under or against all
persons above named as known
or unknown, all OF whom are
not known 10 be dead or alive;
all claimants under any of
such parties or otherwise and
all parties having or claiming
to have any right, title or in
- 81 fvFn IN
and to that certain oil, gas and
mineral lease dated the 9Th
day OF May, 1943 and filed for
record on October 27th, 1913
in the Public Records 81 Mon
roe County, wherein Mary =.
Harris (widow) of Key West.
Florida, was the lessor and J.
+. Scranton Of Houston. Texas
was the lessee, covering the
following described property:
Lot 3 Of Section 20 in
Township 90. South of
Range SO East: also Lot
Of Section 81 I'm Township
s.. South OF Range 33 East;
the VIII ole containing
169.38 acres. more or less.
and known as Eastern
Crawl Key" together with
the riparian rights and all
other privileges belonging
TO.
Also part North u OF the
SWA Of Section 20 and tho
NEit Of the SEA and the
SEA Of the NEE 81 Sec
ton q iu Township 6s
South 81 Range 20 East 81
the Tallahassee Meridian.
EIarida containing one
Hundred Fifty-nins and
Ten -hundredths acres &C
cordiug to the official plat
of the survey Of said land
returned 10 the General
Land office by the Survey
or-General.
the residence Of said persons
being unknown
you AND EACH or YOU are
hereby notified that BIN Tor
Decree has been flied
against you. and you are required
To serve copy ~ your Answer or
20 the BUi on the plain
tisfs gtto eye KASS 4 FULLER.
$40 seyboId building. Miami. Flort-
da and file the original Answer -
Pleading In Tho office ~ the t4ffk
Of the Circuit Court on Or before
the Ger day ~ &rptember, 1859, IN
default % which the bin viii Re
taken as eonfeBaed ~ you.
Dated a. Key west. Floridn, this
2znd day OF August. 1852
tgeal) EARL Y ADAMS.
clerk ~ Tho Circuit Court
B. ka'h4seu $affags
EepHfV Clerk
KAss 3 FJLLEH
6AT-A5S ERyhrlS BifR-,
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND or MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. 1915
NANCY JANE ERSkINE GEESE,
Plaintiff.
vs. DIVORCE
CLINTON COLLINS GEESE. JR..
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To. clinton Collins Giese, Jr.
Go Clinton &. Gi+se. Sr.
36os DuvaU Avenue
Baltimore J s. Maryland
You are hereby notified that
Bill ~ Complaint for divorce has
been filed against you and you are
hereby required 10 serve copy ~
your Answer ~ the El| ~ t"tn o.
plafnt On plaintiffs attorney. Jul
l.u~ f. stone. Jr. &o35z i'u' al
street. Key " est. Florida. and file
the original Answer IN the office ~
tho clerk - The Circuit Court. On
the -tn day ~ October. A. - 1853.
In default - which the Riil ~
Complaint Will De taken - con
fesred against YOU.
dated september 9Th. A. =. 1899
tCIrcuit court
SeaIJ EARL r ADAMS
Cierk of me Circuit Court
BY Kathleen %rttags
JULIUS r STONE, JR.
Attorney a. Law
Co1lz HuvAl street
kes west FLORIDA
Attorue5 for Plaintiff
s~p,s-i3-2o-27.IsSz
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EFFICIENCY Furnished Apt.
Phone 1630-M., lib Won PhiSter
st. Sept13-3l3tx
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3SA-Trucks For Sale
8-Autcrnonnes For Sale

1871 PLYMOUTH z-6oor sedan. !
Tea iires good mechanically
SIS u, LII DIVA. after 2 n
-. 8ept13 J.
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4-ROOM furnished apartment, S25
Duval St. Sept13-3l-3t
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EFFICIENCY Apartment. Near
Navy Yard. Couple only. Price
Organization, Realtors, All Fle-
ming Street. Sept11-H
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--Apartments For Rent
SANTA CLARA MOTEL
(ConEInued)

Air conditioned efficiency apart
mentS. Frigidaire, appliances,
Beautyrest mattresses, low weekly
or monthly rates. Apply at desk -
621 Truman or call 1929. Sept13-3t
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1850 STAR. Shower and toilet. Pay
for it like rent. See Capt. Kidd
near end of old highway, Stock Is
land. Sept13-4-7t
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2A-Trailers For Rent

TRAILER with bath and porch,
electric refrigerator, new gas
stove, on waterfront. Couple only.
Inquire Stock Island Trailer Park.
sept13-4l-1t
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sept13,1952
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ONE-BEDROOM, furnished, on
large corner lot, till Dec. list, no
pets. Inquire 1-6 pm, HOP Wash
ington. sept11-3t
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39-Traile1S For Sale

1915 STREAMLITE with attached
porch Mastic Trailer Park. See
Mr.. Viera. Owner at 1864 E. 1S3rd
ST., Artesia, Calf. sept12-6tx
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FURNISHED APARTMENT with
electric kitchen. Water and gag
bags service, 1S02 South ~,
septls 81
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FURNISHED ! and 2 bedroom
apis, $500 and $500, SO5 Ashe
81. Inquire Rear. Septls Itx
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Classified
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Results
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25-ReaI Estate EGu Sale
(Continued)

THREE bedroom cinderblock Top
pino constructed house. Gan be
seen anytime. 2O14 Seidenberg Ave.
Phone 16l5-AW. Sept10-tf
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L. HACIENDA

WOULD LIKE 70 sub-rent my
apartment. Completely furnished
TO reliable couple for October and
November. Suction fan installed. A
cool, comfortable place 20 live.
Can 10o4-M, Z am to pm. Also
have efficiency apartment for rent.
septic SIX
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SING with your favorite band at
Duffy's! 218 Duval st. F. E. C.
Recordings. sept10-tf
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1916 UNIVERSAL, 26 it,, 1895. 90,
terms. Tipton's Trailer Sales,
Stock Island. sept13-1tx
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EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS, $50
monthly. RoomS. S. sic weekly.
all William - SepI13-Stx,
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1945 30-FOOT Indian. Electric
brakes. Tandon wheels, new
tires, newly painted, electric refri-
gerator. Bottle gas range. Consider
auto as part payment or owner
will finance. Inquire Navy Trailer
Park, Lot % - 1904 United St.
sept13-7l-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-29
Eisenhower Wants Peace With
Honor, But Is Wary OF Reds

gested that any Soviet proposals
be submitted to the Eisenhower
administration through the usual
diplomatic channels or through the
United Nations.
Such channels, Dulles added, al
ways are available ''for exchanges
of views designed to find ways to
promote peace and international
good will"
That suggestion was regarded
generally as a partial test of
whether the Stain statement was
in good faith or, on the other hand,
another Soviet propaganda move.
Dulles returned to New York for
the week end last night but said
on arrival he had no present plans
to confer further with Eisenhower
regarding the Stain statement.
Asked whether the new admins
tration would confer in Moscow
or Washington or anywhere with
the Russians, Dulles said he per-
sonally had no plans, and added:
"That is for Gen. Eisenhower to
decide"
He also said he had no plans to
meet with the new Cabinet-desig-
nate, the United Nations or repre-
sentatives of any government on
the matter.
1t also is up to Eisenhower to
decide, Dulles said in reply to an
other question, whether he
(Dulles) viii meet with Stain.
The President-elect almost GER
tainly will talk over the matter
with Winston Churchill when the
British Prime Minister arrives in
New York early next month for
informal conferences with the gen.
eral.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-29
A DELICATE DECISION

The Supreme Court admittedly has delicate issue
TO decide IN determining whether all separation of the
races Is unconstitutional In the eleven old Confederate
States and than half dozen Others some sort of
segregated policy observed in the schools of
schools In the argued before the Supreme Court
December, the school practices in Washington d. C. the
national captal) and Kansas involved, as well as
those in several Southern states.
In recent years the Supreme Court has ordered an
end to segregated policy in graduate colleges of various
states has ended segregation of the in railroad
travel and has broken down other RACIAL lines of separa-
ton But the most widespread and involved of all
now pending before the highest court.
The latest decision of the court this ISSUE was that
provided the facilities equal separation f set as To-
cal policy in states dstrics) necessarily
stuonal This decision some sixty-odd years ago.
In April May, most probably the highest court will
again rule this question 1t will be vital decision which
might effect the nature of school systems in several
states Whatever the decision the justices will be held
conntable and the vote is broken down announced
individually each justice will get his share of condemna-
ton from the losing side OF all the civil rights decisions
recent years this is the most closely watched The United
States indeed about to witness historic social decision
by its highest court
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-29
DESERVES PRAISE

Editor, The Citizen:
l am sure that those who know
the work of the Lady Police
man." of Poinciana will agree that
she is certainly worthy of praise,
and doing a fine job.
She is traffic director on the
very busy corner, near the Sta
dunn and school. But as I see it,
she is not just another traffic
director, she is saving the lives
of the children. Every mothers
heart must go out to her, as they
see how well she is doing her
school day job.
She is pleasant, but firm; and
the children not only obey her,
but love her. She is quick as a
flash to see when aid is needed,
and works in a straight forward
manly" way. / am sure that
the passing motorists must adj
mire her work, also.
/ live at 161 G Poinciana, and
greatly enjoy watching her per-
form her duty. MAY her tribe in
creased"
Carrie M. Nichols
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-29
CHRISTMAS HEARTBREAK

Editor, The Citizen:
To those who believe that Christ.
mas is only for the children let
me tell you how mistaken you are.
This was the saddest Christmas
I've ever known because I saw a
dear old man with a broken heart.
Many friends and neighborS sent
him cards and gifts but his own
remembered him not.
Each gift that arrived made his
sad eyes light up, being hopeful
that his children had sent them.
His grandchildren stopped by to
show him the costly gifts they had
received and to tell him about
their beautifully decorated Christ
mas trees.
When all these nice gifts were
ordered for the wee ones and the
teen-agerS, why oh why could not
something have been purchased for
the dear old grandfather? Or per-
haps a little money laid aside to
enclose in CHEEKY greeting card?
Or why, when they took their
ride through the town to see the
gaily lighted windows, could they
not have stopped one moment al
his home to say, "God bless you.
daddy, and a merry, merry Christ
mas"
This dear old man has served
his family faithfully and well
throughout the years. From bis
meager pension he gave each and
everyone of them q gift.
He received nothing in return
Oh. you who arc blessed with
kind and loving parents. Why no.
bestow little love and eonSidera
ton upon them now instead o.
waiting to place flowers on 3 tear
stained caSket!
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