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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-28
Two Macy Vessels
Completely
Manned And
Conducted Surrey

Other than the financing de-
tails and approval, the City's
multi-million dollar Sewage
Project is rolling on to compile
ton. AS mentioned in The Ctti-
zen's article of April 25th, the
installment plan was not accept
able due to the fact that the
Public Health Service is respon-
sible for treatment o sewerage,
discharge lines and interceptors
and it demands that the project
be approved only in final form.
Several public health agencies
participated in yesterdays sur
vey of current pipe flow at the
point around the outflow pipe
from the sewage disposal where
the plant will terminate.
This accurate and concentrated
survey was made possible only
through the operation of the
Navy. Two vessels compl tely
manned, conducted the survey
Each was located at designated
points some 5000 feet off shore
of Fort Taylor.
According to my observa-
ton and judgment" said City
Manager Dave King, this
would have pin-pointed the
outflow point of the sewer
pipe near Channel Marker No.
9. six thousand feet southwest
of Fort Taylor"
The following men and equip
ment were present and partiei-
pated in this survey test: James
H. Ramseur, Jr., Reg. Engineer OF
the Florida State Board OF
Health, Raul d. HuddleSton,
County health Inspector, Dave
King, City Manager. The .ollow-
ing activities furnished person
mel. U. S. Naval Air Station;
u. S. Coast Guard; USS Gilmore;
u. S. p. c. 1897; u. S. Naval
Station; u. S. VX-l; and Clifford
Cooper and Associates who are
responsible for these comprehen-
sive sewage system plans.
All but two portions of the
island will be covered by the
sewage system in question, the
area near the salt ponds and the
district between the old railroad
bed and Roosevelt Boulevard
The Sigshee Park, or Dredgers'
Key Development has its own
sewage system in full operation.
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Stock
Market

NEW YORK R-Railroad issues
gained fractions to as much as
three points today as the stock
market held to a steady course.
Activity was a little better than
Tuesday but was still at a slow
pace.
Atlantic Coast Line, which ad.
vanced SIS Tuesday, continued it's
gaining tendencies today. It backed
away a bit from its best price of
the day around the midway mark
but still was up around q point at
times.
Seaboard Air Lines was ahead
around three points at one time
ana Santa Fe, New York Central.
Southern Railway and Union Pa.
cific were up fractions.
Among the advances were Re-
public Steel. Goodrich Rubber, Cat
erpillar, Commonwealth Edison,
American Telephone. Kennecott
Copper, Mcintyre, Allied Chemical
and Philip Morris.
The curb market showed the
same steady and narrow traits.
The advances included American
Republics, DuMont Laboratories
and Mesabi Iron. Among the de-
clines were Crown Central Petrols.
UNI, International Petroleum and
Trans Empire Oils.
The bond market was steady and
quiet. Long.term u. S. Govern
ments slipped slightly lower.
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CITY FATHERS ORDER

Continued From Page Onel
federal budget which begins
July |.
Tank To Be Moved
Aqueduct Commission Manager
Ernest Ramsey agreed to allow
the XVIII Authority to move a
1000 gallon tank from the down
. town area to Poinciana, This is
expected to give some relief.
AT present, the Navy is uSine
about a2ee of water pumped from
Florida City and Key West and
the Keys the remaining $50.
Want Easement
II was voted that negotiations
be conducted with the United
States Navy Department for an
easement through the Fort Tay-
lor Reservation for a sewer out
fail pipe. Present plans calf for
the placing of the sewer outfali
pipe from the proposed sewerage
disposal plant to channel number
eight, and il viii be placed over
q portion of the Fort Taylor
reservation
City Lots Must
Ne Cleaned
City Manager Dave King was
instructed to clean all lots az the
city Of KEY West which require
cleaning. or have unsightlv or
unSanitary matter thereon. and
charge the cost Of such cleaning
30 the owner Of such property.
BY the city charter. cost each
year is limited 60 $50 for a SO \
100 lot
Wants Group To
Connect To Sewer
Mayor c 3 Harvey rem nae8
City Manager Dave King ana bats
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Delegates pledged for Russell:
Paul McRae AYeritte --.----- sc
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TWO VALUABLE
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ready on its way to Smithsonian.
The Bronze bell possibly also came
off the Spanish wreck. 1t is beau.
tifully embossed with both lettering
and design. Towards the clapper
end of the bell above a row OF
raised design, the embossed letters
stand out with Soil Dec Gloria :
Ammo 175l' To the Glory of God
Alone Ammo or Year 1851, so the
date that the bell was made is
pretty we'll fixed, but a little more
research is necessary to determine
the actual date of the wreck.
The Sarnaeie encrusted gun or
Falcon" that was lying on the
deck of the "Ses Diver" has
SA "bore and fired q 31s" dis.
meier ball that weighed four
pounds. II was ~" long with &c.
ment-iike encrUsfsfions on sever
al place on the outside of the
long shank of ihe gun. Accord.
ing to Mr.. Peterson, all the diff.
terenf size and types Of guns
were given sea-bird names by the
British which also helps to spe.
officially identify these sea relics.
The Smithsonian and IFS Ma
Fine Archaeological Division is
particularly happy 10 investigate
these marine wrecks because
they are so definitely idenfifisble
in period. At fhe present time
there is an extensive exhibit of
marine material from this area
on view at fhe Smithsonian in
in Washington o. c.
Most of the material came from
Looe Key-although until the time
OF the exhibit and the research
done, 1t was not generally know
that Looe Key was named after q
wreck of a particular ship of thai
name.
Along with the exhibit at the
Smithsonian, is photostat of a let
ter from Captain Ashby lifting Cd
the Frigate Looe in his own hand.
writing describing the wreck of the
44-gun frigate in 1744. The boat
sank, but all hands were saved.
The Captain of course had to 20
through court-martial proceedings
but was properly acquitted.
The sponsors of the work of the
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MENTAL HOS. REFUGEE

Continued From Page Onel
IDENTIFY by shotgun blasts, the front
door was open and furniture was
overturned and broken.
Fox surrendered without a strug-
gle and was taken to Leesburg
Jail where the murder charge was
lodged against him
Claude Fox had left the house
with his wife and their two small
children 10 spend the night at the
home of another brother. Woodrow.
Residents of the area said that
O'ConnoT, a widower, owned a
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Dave ShOltz
In Miamii's
Jackson Hospital

Dave ScholtZ, whose wife is a
Key Wester. the former Miss Aga
tina Roberts, is in the Miami Jack
son Memorial hospital with heart
condition, it was learned today.
Scholtz ran for governor back in
1892. Key West gave him more
than a two to one majority at the
time.
Stationed here in World War /,
as an ensign assigned to the Office
of Naval Intelligence, Scholtz is a
frequent visitor here, and has ma
ny friends in the Island City.
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Mercer Funeral
Services Thursday

Funeral services for Harry Tay-
lor Mercer. 10. who died Tuesday
morning at his residence, 1411 Oil
via Street. win be held Thursday
at pm. OF the Chapel of the
Pritchard Funeral Home.
Father John Armfield, st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, will officiate
Burial will be in the family plot
in City Cemetery.
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THE WEATHER

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued warm and
humid today through Thursday
Light 10 moderate variable winds.
Florida: Fair today and Thurs
day except for widely scattered
thundershowers in the afternoons
and early evenings Continued
warm
Jacksonvl through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of
Mexico: Light to moderate east
to southeast winds today and
Thursday Partly cloudy weather
with widely scattered thunder
showers.
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MONROE COUNTY
CONTINUED From Page 0ne)

Dixie tone of the Keys. Kefauver
undoubtedly got the Northern
resident vote as well as some OF
the Navy vote.
The Governors Race
Biggest surprise of the election
was the amazingly large total
piled up by 32-year-old Bradley
Oldham against winner Dan Nc
Carly. Oldham conceded defeat
in a statewide radio speech at
Ills last night, when he was
$4,000 votes behind.
McCarty's nomination in yes
terday's primary is tantamount
to election in this ST tie. No other
governor in history has come
from the lower east coast. &C
cording to the up.
The 40 year old Fort Pierce
cattleman and citrus grower
came back from defeat in 1910
to beat Oldham who put on one of
the liyeliest campaigns in recent
history.
Oldham was $4,000 votes be-
hind McCafty at the start of the
run-off. He gained thousands of
of votes with his energetic, radio
talkathon campaign.
McCarty said in accepting his
victory last night:
Il shall be the governor for all
of Florida l want to con-
graduate my opponent on de-
termined campaign. / know that
he is proud of the splendid way
that his friends went to bat for
him. | now invite all Florida
citizens to join me in giving
Florida an administration to
claim as our own"
Oldham in cenceding defeat
said;
I'm not hurt. I'm not bitter.
There's no bitterness in my heart
because feel I've done my very
best" H told his supporters,
"Petty differences and bicker-
ings must be put aside"
The vet in the state like that
in Monroe county was way be-
low the record breaking May 6
primary.
Combined vote for McCarty
and Oldham in Monroe county
was 1853. This compared with
the 1902 votes cast for the five
candidates in the May 6 primary
, On that day, 1906 voters in
Monroe county went out for Nc
Carly, and 1888 for Oldham.
Yesterday only one of the II
precincts in the county, the 18th
up in Tavernier, went for Cd
ham, Giving him ITO votes to
155 for McCarty, In all other
precincts McCarty led about two
to one.
Votes For Democratic
Delegates
Here is how Monroe County
voted for the delegates IL the
Democratic Presidential nomin-
ating invention:
Delegates pledged for kefau-
YER
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Ia 1881. the syersse we'd rer
acre for cettaR sr A a.
7+e POUNDS TIE nehest a. Sass
state IN the nas4ae saws as Aa
nen&l Geegfspa.c Soe.rty.
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small plane which he. usually kent
at the nearby Arcola Airport
They said they suspected trouble
when he didn't buzz nearby homes
Tuesday night, as was his custom
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|ninOen, alS Imerp einen 2lbQnoes
rungsantrag annabm, Der Oie 9e5ug=
nabme auf 0ie europailte 8erteioi-
gungsgemeini6aft Itri6, Die BON ser
$50 obgelebnt miro, Iolange Die
&ie0erOereinigung IeutIhlanos nidt
uoll5ogen lit.
8roB Britannica lit Elm WitglieO
oe5 Guropa=Hots, aber nidt ser
9Nontan-lluion ooer Der in ser gnt-
ltebung begriffenen glropdiiden Ser
teioigung5 5gemeinl6ait, Die beioe aus
5ranfreif, @eIt=0euti6lono, Sta
lien, 9elgien, 2urenbure uno oen
gtIeoerlanoen belteben. gtutting er-
flGrtc, Der Goen=8lnn ipiir0e our6
Ben Guropo-Rat Elm 9inoegIieo 5ui-
lhen Den onoeren guropu=Srgonen
Ihaifcn.
Gie 9erotenoe &erianmIlng bieb
eincn 9lntrag gut, Ourb ben Die
0urdiiibrung oes GOen=Blans in
Sang gebradt miro. Sic NtiniIters
rate llnO Earlnmente Der bier Ser=
lonnnllln8en - guropa-Rot, euro
p1iihe Gerteioigungsgemeini6o
VtOntun Union llnO dd h0c-Geriomm<
lung sur Iusurbcitl(ng elmer gl1rppa-
&erfuilllng - lollen miteinanoer in
Gintlong gebro6t DerOen. 6erner lit
uor8eIeben, Dab sic 3entrale ser
Mtontnn=llnion BON @urenlburg nod
StraBburg pcrlcgt miro. Die Dtit=
glieoer Der 8erotenOen &criamnllung
lmO Oc3 Wontanrnipns Eorlomeutes
IoIlcn iOentiid iein.
Die 9eraten0e GerIonnllllng bat
iid) am Gienstog /. ". bertogt. Gpr
Der Scrtu9ung lagte Der 6ron5oie
6roncoi5 Oe Mentbon, ser &orlitenOe
Ger 8eraten0en Geriommlung, er
merOc cine SonberIibung Ser Ser
Ianmnlung I'M &nnllnr cinberufen, Inn
sic &orihlG8e sur &erihneiBung ser
europuiIhcn Notioncn in elmer SS0oe=
ration 81 priifen. Sn einem 9ei6luB
belbt eS, ouB Die Gerbnnolrngen sur
9tloung bieler 5S0oerntion I'M Stab
men bes GuropazRats gciiiDrt 1perben
loIlen, oellen lamtlide OfitgIieoer
Ginlooun8en sur Seilnabme erbal=
FOR,
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ri6nelle ginieung iiber Die beiB um=
ltrittene Saar-6 -6rage beporItebt.
Ser neue Saar-Goridlag erfennt
i'm iueientliben Sen ipirt ihaftlide1
status quo an, 3. +. oie anre6nung
Der Saar-Sroouftion ouf Die fran5o=
ltld)e Quote in Der Montan=llnion,
Die ia obneOies einen gelneiniamen
Marft nno cine grbobuns ser 8ro=
ouftipitat 5llgunlten aIler 8eteiligten
bringen pia. 9lls @egenleiltung miro
Die @abrung ser oelnofrotilden
Te6te Der Saor=8epobner geioroert.
Gabci banOelt cs lib Dor allem unl
Die gusi6altung Ser Wtabeni6aften
oeS 8otlbafters @ranopal, Ser nit
unteritiiBun9 isiner Bnriier Srellnoe
leine Dta6tpoIition in Saorbriitel
|Derteioigt.
Ser oeutid ide Shritt miro es 0en
Segnern OeS sluBenniniiterS Hobert
Sbuman erl6Weren, Gortpdnbe fir
Ole &erlcbleppung ser 8onner Ser
|trdge 5u finoen. Cine iold)e Ser
l6lepplng fonnte fir europa 6bnIi-
be l6Dere ,Solgen boben, tpie Ieiner=
5eit bie GariIer @inmenoungen gegen
oas Soooer= =Wtorotorillm in ser Gepo=
ratiDnSfruae.
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Der 0iterreid)iIdJe &ertrua

0ie &ertreter Ser 8eltmdhte uno
NuBlanos bielten ni6t peniger ols
5mclbltn0ertlie liebenllnofiinf5ig Situn=
gen ab, ln cinen Staatsoertrug su
entmerfelL Der oue Ebaien Der otter
IreldiIden llnabbGngigfeit erfoilen
Iipiiroe. 9lngelidt5 Ser ruIlii6en Ser
5o9eruneStaftif ldlugen oie 8eIt=
mo6te ldlieBlid oen Abl6luB zines
&ur5oertrages Dor, ser nur sic me
lentllben Eunfte regeln piiroe, oan1it
Selterreld) enoli6 Don oen 8eIat=
jllngstrlppen befreit miro.
Die Ser. Stoaten, @roB=9ritan=
MEN unO 6ranfrei6 unterbreiteteu
Hublanh am 5. September Gorldld=
&C, bon oenen lie Iagten, baB lie bis
BERGER Somict ct-&ritif besesnen mir
Den. I'm HubIonOs 3uItimmung 5u
crlon9elL ertldrten ii6 Die @eItn1d)te
5ogerno 5ur 9egren5ung fiinftiger
oltcrreltllder Streitfrdfte bereit sic
noren ollb oonIit einoerItonoen, oab
eln ltnabbGngige5 SeIterreib freie
SSoblen Oie Menidenredte uno bie
Serablhieoung BON 8elesen qeQen
Ole gta5iS 9arontiert.
9ber Die Huilen antlporteten por
einlgen Sagen, OaB lie an ibrer am
IA. 9luguit erbobenen ssoroeruna
teItbalten Dono6 oie 8eltnGfte
Den &ur5pcrtrog iiberboupt aufgeben
lollten. Gie Guiien lpieoerboIten ii6er-
Dies ibre bi5beri9e 9IuffaIiung, ooB
Der SeIterreif- -Sertrag ni6t BON ser
Srieitz zSroge getrennt peroen tonne.
Solpiet rno @eitmdhte baben ith
bisber ni6t auf Oie grnennung zines
8ouperneurs fir bas ssreie @ebiet
bon Srieit einigen f0nner, ebenIoipe=
mig pie auf ben Ib5ug ser amerifani=
lden nno britiIden 8eiatungstrup=
pen Die lid) neben Sen ssugoilonen
BORT befinoen. Die @eitn1Gdte erfld-
rem oemgegeniiber, oaB SrieIt niht
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8eit= unb Sits9entid,lanb

Inter oas GopiteI oes 9eIuhs Der
oltoCutiden Delegation in Bonn nur=
DC Iebte gSo6e Der ShluBpunft &C.
Iett. &nl 0tamen ser oeuti6en Bun
oesregierlrng ertlGrte Sotob &oiier,
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gen. oob feline 9luslid]ten ouf 8e=
lprc6un9cn 5uiibeu Dit uno @eIt-
Geutiben iiber oie Sereinigung oeS
lcit Iieben Subren geipaltenen 2ons
ocs beItebcn.
Ser tiir5liebe 9eiud) elmer GoIf5=
funlnler Delegation IN Bonn fann,
mie &uiier au5fiibrtc, rpon unlerer
9cp0lferun9 nicbt ols poiitipes Gle
nlcnt fiir Die Gereinigung 1,nleres
San0es betpertet" meroen. SSn elmer
nad OIt-Geuti6Iano 9eridteten
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| Ihen Senoer in Berlin erflGrte &oi=
Ter, oaB ,Sortldrttte our &ereini9ung
GcutlblonoS nlr ourh 0isfuiiionen
Ser bier 8roBmdbte - Ser. Staatell
Hublano, @roB=8ritannien uno
Jranfrel6 - moglid) leien.
Gie SolfSfanmerz9 Delegation mar
elmer GinlaOlmg oeS peItoeutIden
gunoestass prdiioenten Or. Sermann
Gblers gefolgt, aber sic Bonner Ge=
9ierllng batte ltf Don GbIers' 8e=
Imllbungen olltan5lert.
Die iosialiitiide SppuiitiOn
4uf ibrem in Sortmuno abgebalte=
nen Earteitag pdblten Sic Sosial=
ocnotraten erDurtllng5gemGB oen
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ontierenOen Sorlibenoen ernannt
lDoroeL naboem er ieit ser @riin=
Dung Der 8artei S6uma6ers Sten=
Oertreter gelpelen mar.
Sn leiner 9lnnabmereoe gelobte
Suenbauer, ben bon S6umoher rid
! ltbtsloS betriebenen @ioerltan0 qe=
gen oen @eneralpertrog uno Sen Ser
trag iiber Oie Sdoffllng ser europa
armee nit oIler gnergie fort5uieten.
Trib Seine, Ser Yreliecbef ser io-
5laloemotratiiGen Yortei gSeit-
0eutldlanoS, beihuloigte ouf oem
8arteitag Sic 8elt=Iuiierten uno sic
Bonner Hegieruna in 9eutl6lono
~pripote @eitapos" 5lt unterbolten,
lpelhe Sic oHentli6e 0teinung susun-
item Ser @ieoerbeiuaffnlng beeinfluI=
ZEN lollen. Seine bebauptete, oaf .8e-
beimorgoniiationen" ser @eIt= =Iuiier=
ten uno Ser Geeierung aoenauers
~srobe @elOiummen ousgeben, UNI
Oie Sreiie uno oas golf babin su
brineen, Die 8ertragsanqebote ansu=
nebmen, unter benen sic Gerbiinoeten
8eIt-Sel1tldlano fait polIe SouoerG-
nitat anlagen fails tie oafiir 100000
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beutide SoI0aten iiir Die europa
Irmee erbalten"l
@leid5eitig teilte &an5ler Aoen=
auer leinem &abinett nit, Dob er bon
Dem lo5ialoenOtratii6en Barlamentss
mitglieo !Serbert @ebner Die ullnter-
logen" eingeforoert bat, Die ongeblih
belpellen, oaB u6rantreid un0 9fl1B-
lano insgebeim nm @erfe itno, Inn
Die SIt-@elt= Spoltl1ng Geutidlanos
permanent 81 MAIDEN.
8ebner erbpb oiee 8ebauptung
geIegcntlih oes Yorteitages in 1ort=
NUMB unO bebouptete, lie oofumento-
rid crburten 5u fonnen. Sein Ser
liner 6roftion5fol1ege BiIlp Brandt
unterltiibtc i'm babel, inoem er iagte,
eS beitcbc roer Ger0o6t, ooB sic
&eitrGdte uno sic 9fuiien in 8irf=
Il6feit clnen "falten SSrieoen" ouf
0e1tldlano5 Soften onltreben, ser
lelne Grennltn9 in SIt uno 8eit onu-
ern0 modt".
Sin Sprc6cr oe3 &abinetts iagtc,
ooB Der 9unoesfan5ler in Ieinem
S6reibcn an @ebner Inn oas ongeb=
lid in Oeiieu 9eiib befinolihe 9e-
Dei5moterial erIuhte, Inn ,9egebe=
nenfauS entIbeioenoe auBenpolitilhe
Sd]rittc 81 lrnternebmen". @ebner
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Ea5 W}osfo1 b0rige, oIt0eutIdle
Borlament bieb am Gounerstng ein-
mittig cine FeiDe BON @eIesen out,
nnter 0encn 0na 0euti6e @eridtspe=
len na6 ruiIild)en 8elidtspunften re-
IorgonlltCrt miro. Dies mar MIR Elm
InCler S6ritt, I'M Oie 0it3one gu elmer
lnIIcntrcueu u&oIt5oemofratic" ju
ntaben.
Sn peni9er OILS fiinf Stunoen
nabm Oie olt0eutl6e, Don Sen Sont=
Im1niiten bcberrihte GoIfstommer Elm
@eleb an, our6 Oa5 oaS traoitionellc
oeutlhe 6criht5lpeien, nie ou6 oie
ltnabb0ngi9teit ser Hidter, obge=
ldafft miro. 2ettere fonnen ieoerseit
ourf Ben fommlniitii6en SSuIti5ni=
niIter abberufen lperoeu, falls iie niht
"5uperloliig" 9enug lino. Die Stoatss
onlpaItlfaft erbalt praftiId unbe=
9ren5te GoHmo6ien.
Gnr6 Elm peitere5 @eles miro oas
&rlmlnalperfahren feItgelegt, inter
Dem ale @cridte pioerIpru6sIoS 9e,
mclsmoterioI entgegennebmen miiIlen,
ooa Die SOli5ei, StoatsanpaltI6aft
inno Die ~rote @eItopo", Die fon1muz
|niltiide @ebeimpoli3ei our6 8erb0re
uno 9efllnoe bei6offt baben.
Inter einem 6eIeB v5um S6ute
ocs Golf5eigentllms" miiiien 9ie6=
ltabl unb llnterihlo9ung, tpenn es
it'd Inn Gigentum oes Stootes, ser
}ortei uno Der fonlnluniitiide1 rMai=
lenorganliotiouen" banoeIt, nit
3mon8aarbeit beltraft iperoen. 8enn
cine EerIon "jllperlailig erfdbrt" ooB
lemanO etn loldc5 Gerbre6en plant,
miro cr nit 3udtbau5 bis 5u orei
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
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The Key West citizen., 1952-12-24
st. Nicholas
Was FOrerunner
OF Santa Claus

Whether you live in Key West
where at Christmas time the coral
glistens in the sunlight and the
palm trees whisper in the warm
wind, or in a colder place where
a "White Christmas" is a reality
more often than just a dream.
Christmas Eve is still the greatest
night in the year, at least for the
young in years and the young in
heart.
To children it is a night of
mystery when an old gentleman
in a magic sleigh passes through
the town delivering the contents of
his gigantic pack at the houses
of good boys and girls.
To us In America, this kind old
gentleman as Santa Claus. In
France the unseen visitor is called
Bonhomme Noel, and in other
countries he has other names. But
he is still the kind and loving
spirit OF giving whose legend was
started centuries ago by the deeds
of one man.
That one man was a rich in
habitant of Asia Minor, about the
fourth century. He so much ad-
mired the kind and gentle charac-
ter of Christ that he went about
giving his money away by placing
coins and gifts in the home of pooT
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-24
Christmas Trees Are Best-Sellers In Key West

tinuing through tonight as Santa
prepares to make his annual
rounds, sales of the traditional
Christmas symbols have mounted
to upwards of two-thousand, a sur
vey of local sources of supply in
dicated.
The 28-foof tree erected by she
Junior Chamber Of Commerce in
BaYView Park in connection with
their annual Christmas Lighting
Contest takes fhe honors as the
largest in the city. The giant tree
was frUeked in from fhe north on
, special order by fhe Jayeees.
Average size of Key West Christ
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-24

people. When his money was all
gone, he entered monastery and
became a bishop, and by and by
was made a saint.
st. Nicholas is still revered as
the guardian of children and sail
orS. His kindness and generosity
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-24

mas trees, however, is about five
or six feet. The very large trees
and the smaller ones are the last
to sell, the merchants agreed.
Long-needled spruce trees, from
Canada's north woods, are the
type universally in demand in Key
West, 1t was learned.
The keeping qualities, of this
type, along with its generally more
attractive shape are listed as the
reasons for its greater popularity,
the survey showed. The quality of
the trees ran far ahead of last
year, Christmas tree dealers
agreed collectively.
It is usually the man Of the
family who makes the final de-
cision on the selection of the Christ
mas tree, a check of sales clerks
revealed. The children are invari-
lbly in favor of purchasing the
largest available tree, they added.
Prices this year, have run some
what below last years figure with
the average tree costing but $3.50
as compared with $2.S5 in 1851.
Most Dealers report that sup
7lies have been exhausted two or
.hree times since deliveries start
ed month ago.
One thing is certain, with Key
Vests colorful street decorations
nd the unprecedented Christmas
zee sales, celebration Of the years
.ost important holiday viii be one
{ the most memorable ever.