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Evening star., 1952-03-17
hELl NLrN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
J. Road serytcemnn; must be expert
encedt top wages; day shift; WOOD.
I LAWN SERVICE CENTER. 462d
North Washington blvd. Arlington.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
end also car washer. daywork. A.
hr. wk., y day Sat, no Sundays; an
nual and sick leave, holidays with
pay; .sv APplg 4Pss,, ANDREWS NTs7 AIR PoRcE
SHEET METAL Man. experienced
Apply In person only, ego to 1890
or 8 TO $40. JoLLEs BROS INC,
skcE3Aiknk. 10 4 = lor valet shop. ne.
Refs. Box Sie-S. star. -i7
SH0EhIAKER.M Must Be reliable. Ap;;
sH0r RIg e 59ES los = s. ne: ne II.
washington. baltimore. 'fisfIS Phiiadeiphia
area Must have wholesale sellins
experience in shoes. Write and give
past experience, age and reference
Replies held In confidence. Box 372-
sHoE SALESMAN. experienced; sal.
AIRY plus commission; also part- time
salesmen. Apply JOSEPH d.
YOUNG. 1925 p st. NV, 30
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced 1uve-
nile inter; excellent salary, steady
position. JUNIOR. MODE, 3103 14th
st. NV. --22
SHOE statesmen
Experienced; sober and reliable men
stores. Steady, responsible positions
EMMA JETTICK SHOES. 1887 + st.
n.W. -22
STOCK MEN--White or colored. high
school education required; no age
limit: many employee benefits.
ss6Rs = CO.. Rs.'sa ssl7 7|5sasss dsols's auTo
STOCK BOY. good opportunity = te
learn heberdashery business and
manager. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
sfTockMsIaHNs INA z; sna az delivery. must is hsy,
LIQUORS. 1915 8. Capitol 1t.
STOCKMAN, for electrical contractor
and lishting fixture showroom, Must
be capable and dependable, handy
with tools to make simple repairs
70 small appliances. Good position
TRuE 1GF Fsfnh nan rSc Sc va VII ss&9 Wl: W .ve <
Bethesda. -17
STOCK CLERK
White. ~ to 80, for st0ckroom work
In phonograph record dept; 5-day
Mk.. $3.50 TO 5 pm. Apply SOUTH
ERN WHOLESALERS, T67 Lakewood
st. ne. lis
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, nigths
ideal for student, no experience re-
9uired, modern downtown once
KhhH =
TAILOR, I. IL EXPERIENCED
NEW WORK, PERMANENT
GOOD PAY. WILNER'S
sol 14th ct. NV. lis
TELEPHONE CLERK
Age 1921. high school graduate q
take telephone reports on automo-
bile claims. Pleasant. alert and de-
pendable young man. Good oppor-
tunity for advancement; 5-day week.
except for approximately one Sat
urday morning per month. Time
and one-haf for over 40 hours.
PLEASE CALL FOR Apt.
ST. 1900. Ext. 261. -17
TELEvISION SERVICEMEN. with car.
part time or evenings: excellent op-
portunity. Apply 1911 Nichols ave.
Sc or call LII tl-7(l00
Evening star., 1952-03-17
CLERK-TYPIST

General work In congenial George
70 type neatly and accurately. sa.
larry dependent upon qualifications;
paid vacation. sick leave. free trans
portation and other empioye bene-
fits Phone for interview.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 6a63. Ext. $50.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland a. Fairfax Dr.. Arl.. Va.

THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland a. Fairfax Dr.. Arl.. Va.
CLERK, for general selling IN drug
Store Store 1Sts SSas and week APPy sssh sESs
CLERK for general ONCE work. Famii-
lar with payroll. 5-day week: $40 to
start with increase after 2 weeks:
very. pleasant office to work In; att
tractive company benefits and dis
counts. Call La. $4,000 or come
direct to KENT STORES. INC, 203b
West Virginia ave. ne. -17
CLERK for perpetual inventory con-
trol system; previous exper. desirable
but not necessary. Perm, position
High M 1S6%a sehool cred; refs sNN NTsuSiTed ses
N. Y. ave. NV. -1S
CLERK-High school grad. for
mornings only. In real estate once;
$25 week. Call Mr.. Cox, COX e. CO..
815 No. Capitol ST.. RE. 6272.
CLERK, for general ONCE work in
credit installment store. Must have
some experience in bookkeeping and
typing 5l2-day wk. Starting salary,
S45 wk. This is an excellent posi-
tion for the right party. Phone Ii.
3-771O between $3.50 and 9. --2b
CLERKS t2l.. white, 3O-45. able to
move quickly between files and
phones; exper.. not necessary but
must write well; no newcomers or
manent position in large once near
la-day Saturday, Salary to start,
$3.50 mo. Phone MA. Ills. -l7
Evening star., 1952-03-17

ROOFERS, experienced. Apply in
person only. $40 to 1890 or 800
to 4:30. JoILES BROS, INC. $40
for established laundry
and dry cleaning route, exper. pref.
but not required; salary and comm
with guar. minimum; 5-day Wk.
Our routemen know of this ad. Call
Tor appt. or apply In person betw.
and 4 PM, Mr.. Heinbuch. ETER-
LING LAUNDRY, 1921 27th st.
NV, RE. 0033. --25
ROUTE MEN (white), for large maya
tunity. vacations, etc: 6-day week:
no experience necessary. Apply 1121
6th st. NV -1S
Evening star., 1952-03-17
PRODUCE MEN


For work in super market; good pay.
free group disqualification. vacation
with nay and other employe benefits.
APPLY
Shirley Food Stores
403 Swami Ave. Alex, Va. --22
RADIO TECHNICIAN for transmitter,
radiotelephone LIST. class license re-
CURED; WpIK, ov. 5000; after 8
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Compe
tent salesman wanted. at once for
progressive Md. once, including sub
division work. BREfIME CO.. JU.
S-6S6S; SUN. and eve. AP. 1862.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, due to
addition Of 70 new houses, We need
Q couple more salesmen. MANNA6
REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson blvd,
GIL. 27S4. -1i
REAL ESTATE sALEeMEN
r.. Star. -1Q
Evening star., 1952-03-17
TELEVISION
PART TIME
SERVICEMEN
TRUCK DRIVER

;OLORED-26.SS years OF aee; pre-.
vious expertence. clear driving record
and D. G. drivers permit are neces-
sary. Must be able TO pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room sos;
open weekdays S:an-6 and Saturday
o-1, No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
CAREER
COLORED MEN
GOOD PAY

Wanted, men who are interested IN
for your license immediately. Earn
and learn as you. sell. We teach
you how n you have average in
teliiGence. neat appearance and will-
ing to learn. Education, at least 2
years hiFh school.
Ve help you make appointments and
furnish you with houses that are
not difncult 70 sell.
You Must Have 4 Car
Evening star., 1952-03-17

PORTER. drivers license. excel. SAL
ary and hours; meals furnished
6636 Conn ave, WO. 5000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES full time.
Chase area. Permanent. HIGGERs
DRUGS. INC, -5O17 Conn. lis
PREMIUM SALESMAN-Novel pat
ented plastic line with tremendous
reception for premiums. Wonderful
opportunity. Write Box 66-R, Star.
giving telephone number for inter-
view. ia
PRESSERS. experienced. high piece
work rate, earn up to $50 per week
Sseney n peS.on %ork kd psid pa vacation y. Apply
PklNTER experienced; salary open.
SOUTH CAPITOL PRESS. 4646 Liv-
tngston I'd. s.e. --1S
neutrality-suspicious. makeup and
stone; top wages for good fast man.
IDEAL PRINTING CO.. 946 9th ct.
AsW
Evening star., 1952-03-17

Statesmen AND DISTRIBUTORS
for nationally known product. Phone
RE. S460 for Tuesday or Wednes-
day appointment. Room S02. A1bee
Bldg. 1926 g st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN.
domestic and commercial: exper.
nec.; car nee; year around employ
ment; vacation and discount privi-
lege. POLLOCK REFRIGERATION
Co. 1901 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
COOK
(WHITE)

assist chef at MT. Vernon: This Is
Q good opening for Q reliable man
with rounded. knowledge OF cook.
ing. Good salary. meals, transpor-
tation furnished; 6-day week. Hrs.
Al. SOLO.
Evening star., 1952-03-17


A CAREER OPPORTUNITY
For those with ambition, initiative
ana snd. dssirs ssiEs for financial success.
PEOPLES LIFE ms. CO.
O6ers its newest agency contract:
I. No debit collections.
2. Guaranteed salary.
3. Leads furnished.
and ordinary plans.
5. Class and field training with pay.
g.. Extra bonus and incentive plans.
Interviews BY appointment, MIR. A. ".
DeMANss, Ma. 9293. lis
SALES MANAGER
D. c., MD. AND VIRGINIA
Man with behind the desk and field
sales force Fhis oTssa poson
viii pay better than $4,000 per
year, salary. commissions and over
write to the right man. II you do
not have all the experience re-
quired, answer this ad anyway. %
this opening must be filled at once.
Apply Division Manager, ENCYCLO-
PED1A BRITANNICA. 927 18th st.
NV. washington d. c., or call RE.
SALESMEN- SOLICITORS
We want 4 csnvassers for door-to-
door advertising campaign;, drawins
account paid daily: opportunity "a
earn $40 to $50 per day.
Apply: Employment Once
Portland Building
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
STANDARD COFFEE CO.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
REAL ESTATE
SALES MANAGER

Established realtor builder
with extensive program offers
opportunity Of q lifetime to
experienced man, capable
enough to assume RESPONSE
bility for direction of sue
cessful sales organization.
Must be available immedi-5
ately. We have no religious
preference. Write Box 364-R.
Star. -l7
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Parking Attendants
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position In our pressroom.
With . chance for advancement:
and capable of giving regular at
tendance; must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room sos. Open weekdays, S:3O-6,
and Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-03-17
YOUNG MAN

For assistant IN Advertising
and display department to op-
crate sign machine; experiences
helpful but not necessary; in
teresting work with 0ppor-
tunity for advancement; liberal
discounts on purchases. Apply
MR.. SPICER.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
CASHIERS-CHECKERS
CLERICAL

Alert young woman to ham
Ole will-call desk; experience
preferred but not essential;
interesting assignment for per-
son capable Of assuming re-
sponsibility; liberal purchase
discounts. Apply MR.. ELL
6ON.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
statesmen

statesmen
furnishings and Sportswear
Excellent opportunity for aggressive
man: good salary and excellent
3rd mr., BOND STORES. 1885 r ct.
WITH CARS
/. Give us week Of your time and
We viii guarantee you Q minimum
OF $3.50 per wk. II qualified.
2: We. pay you. $50 for the 1-week
B. Steady year-round employment
through constant daily adverttsing;
NO canvassing whatsoever.
Apply CLEAN-RITE STORES. 026
Evening star., 1952-03-17
. HELP MEN
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
MEN

Expanding program Of large manu-
facturer requires men experienced
In seryicing reciprocating equipment.
linas. Florida. Georgia. Write de-
tails Of experience and training,
Box 6S-R. Star.
REPAIR DEPT. CLERK
Young man to take charge Of rapidly
growing service dept. In o LEADING
downtown jewlery store. Experienced
pairs preferred but not essential
Good starting salary. Company beie-
flts. pleasant surroundings. Apply in
person to Mr. Eiseman. BATES
JEWELLERS. r at 9th 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
M. 6a6S. Ext. 652.

tc0ntinnsd On Nszt PssO
Evening star., 1952-03-17

m weekdays. u % > Pm. AID. csss
Evening star., 1952-03-17

l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
~ SERVICEMAN---Outside work, car
furnished. permanent lob. DOWD'H
TV, AIS Conn. ave. III
USED CAR SALESMAN. full time. real
opportunity for an aggressive used
car salesman. used car selling ex-
a makinT oWn {rades s and ciosine
deals; your chance to sell from Q
modern lot with 100 choice selec-
tions. Call Bill Eerhus, 10 to 8
pm. OR. c10O: TOWN q COUNTRY
MOTORS 633R Wis ave. II
Evening star., 1952-03-17
TRK.-TRAILER DRIVER

TEMPORARY
colored. 1855 yrs. Of are, heavy
built, with trailer experience In
Washington. D.. c.; driving permit
anG oreS sear u.t dfiH5 ps ri. TseorS e ere rs
exam. Apply Personnel, Room sos.
Open weekdays, 8:30-6 and Sat-,
0-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-03-17

SHOE Statesmen
Experiencsd; sober and reliable men
for both local and out-of-toWn
EMMA JETTICK SHOES. 1887 + st.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

9TH. sth and Market SPACE NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

FUEL OIL truck driver,
permanent position, ex-
perience helpful but not
essential. RINALDI
COAL CO., 649 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Killer Alligator Turns
Into Loving Mother To
Surprise Aquarium Here
SPEC LEG" FINDS
BREEDING MORE
FUN THAN KILLING;
TEN EGGS SHOW

President Truman's observa-
ton Of the male seahorse which
gives birth to little seahorses,
made national news last winter
when he visited the Key West
Aquarium.
It's too bad the President isn't
here now to see Peg-Leg. the
Aquarium's most vicious alliga-
tor whose sex has recently been
ascertained and definitely q
that Of female.
We always thought she was q
male before - because she was
such q killer. She destroyed five
alligators in pens with her In
the last four years. Bill Knoll.
manager Of the Aquarium said.
Peg-Leg, 30 named because she
lost . left front leg during one
Of her bloody battles with other
alligators, finally had TO be plac-
ed In solitary at the Aquarium
50 that the alligator population
would not be destroyed rs fast
rs IL was brought IN from the
Keys and other sources.
| Peg-Leg seemed lonely after .
while in solitary. Knoll relented
and let her 60 back In q double
pen with five Of her cronies.
That was . few months back.
She adjusted 10 them fairly well,
land well she might. For instead
LOT fighting with the aliigators,
she choose enc a. her mate. And
lon July 9Th. she laid about ten
long white alligator eggs.
She's q female Kron said.
We knOw II now. Five az the
leggs were hrcren, but four are
whole. we.rv putting them in q
basket nest and hope they'll
hatch out"
/ Meanwhile reg-Leg. whose
whole personality his changed
tConsissed On Pags nreel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Dairy Freeze
To Build
Blvd. Store
Planning Board
Demands Setback OF
Al Least 40 Feet On
Price Property

Sitting In session as The City
Planning Board, commissioners
last night recommended that m
area along Roosevelt Blvd. bound.
cd by George and Thompson Sts.,
and extending to a depth Of l06' /,
more or less. be changed from
Zone Residence B to Business A.
This viii permit the construction
Of a Dairy Freeze ice cream store
on property now belonging to Price
Organizations.
Commissioners emphatically
stated that each business In the fu-
tlire NUT be approved as to lis
plans and construction value be-
fore Il win be permitted to build
In the area. A forty foot set back,
except in the case Of moteis, wiz
be required.
The Dairy Frssxs company
proposes 10 build Q ssers % IN
estimated COST % SlI. go. n viii
have . circular driveway 10
avoid traffic csnssssien End fsei-
iissfs handiins u eusfemsvs.
Jack Delaney denounced any 1t
tempt 10 spot zone the area. "a
fought such attempts for years and
don't intend 10 change now"
| Under the present sct-up. thers
win be no question IL spot-xoning
Continued o. Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Tanks Attack
|UN Positions

SEOUL, Korea u Fourteen
Communist tanks - the heaviest
concentration Of Red armor In .
month - supported a probing at
tack Monday night by . Chinese
company against United Nations
positions on the Korean central
front.
About 200 Chinese were thrown
hack In the one hour fight which
closed to hand TO hand combat.
Allied troops counted 30 Reds
CONTINUE | On Page Thrse)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Silver Palm
Scout Award
To Be Given
Thomas Cornell First
Winner In Monroe City,
Eagle Scout Herrick
Also To BE Named

The first Silver Palm award in
the history Of Monroe County
scouting win be made to Scout
Thomas B. Cornell, Monday even
ing at the Scout court Of honor,
in the County courtroom, it was
announced today.
Cornell's award win be one Of
IS being given at the 1880 pm.
Scout court Of honor. He is from
Troop 253.
Scoutmaster Tony Martinez win
also Be awarded the Silver Palm.
Homer B. Herrick, graudAte Of
Key West High School In June, win
be made an Eagle scout at the
ceremonies.
The Boy Scout meeting viii com
bine the court of honor with the
district meeting. Activities viii be-
gin at 1880.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
County Hotel Association
Backs Proposed Dog Track
McANDREWS GIVES
REASON FOR GROUPS
STAND; YACHTING
AIDS DISCUSSED

The Monroe County Hotel As
ISOLATION went on record yester-
day as favoring the establish.
ment Of Dog Racing in this area
at a meeting of that organiza-
ton after the results OF an i'm.
partial survey conducted among
hotelmen In six Florida cities
where dog racing is permitted.
were presented for study.
Hotel Association president
]. D. MeAndrews. in announce
ing the decision Of the group.
said: In view Of the fact that
our brother hotslmen have indi-
Gated that dog racing b Z help
to their business and that Il has
not. 10 their knowledge. keen =
bad influence on thsir com-
munitiss. and In the absence of
any dissenting arguments. we
should 90 on record ~ approx
ing the establishment Of The
track.
McAndrsws added. The only
thing that brings business 20
most Of tho merchants in Key
West are tourists. And when
We don't have tourists. the
picl<in9s are mighty slim. When
businessmen In other paris Of
the state tell az that attractions
such - dog racing bring In
business. I don't sss how We
can afford 10 ignore them"
Proposed Improvements for the
yachting facilities in Garrison
Blight also came up for discussion
when McAndrews announced that
according to reports from Mara
thon they have enjoyed their
best season ever. with over go
yachts making use Of the facili.
ties in that community.
President McAndrcws added
that he thought Key West
should get some Of that business. :
II was pointed out that tho
city has appropriated $4,000 for
improvements in the Blight area.
II was suggested that In addition
TO the construction Of suitable
piers, servicing and supply facili-
ties for the visiting yachts. ma
tional advertising campaign 10
advocated to acquaint the thous-
ands Of yachtsmen who flock to
Florida each winter with the fact
that Key West with IT. new and
improved yachting facilities
would be desirable place for
them 10 visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Chief Torres
Has Operation

Chief Leroy Torres Of the Key
West Fire Department underwent
= surgical operation yesterday IN
Miami.
Word received by The Citizen
states that he Is progressing nicely
but that nothing definite can Be
told for q period Of at least seven
ty-two hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Air Conditioning Boom
Cools Growing Number Of
XIV. Bedrooms In Last Year
AIR-COOLED
BARS, OFFICES
BECOME COMMON
IN ISLAND CITY

Air-conditioning sales in Key
West have more than quadrupled
in the last II months period, &C.
cording to an informal poIl by
The Citizen Of the leading sell
ers here.
While large commercial In
stallati1 have been made at
beach motels. Duyal street bars,
the courthouse, and other build
ings, the home user Is climbing
to the fore as the biggest ex-
banding market. il was said.
One appliance store reported
that sales and install Ition Of
home units, generally half horse
power units, have risen from 30
in 1850 TO Ii3 50 far in 1852,
with the summer season caly be-
ginning. Last summer 30 units
were installed n Key West
homes by this same store.
Commercial sales have gone ~
from 20 units in motel. in 1850
TO io7 in noteis and hotels In
1881. This year 90 far. tbs store
has made no further mote In
stailatio-s.
Another store. hCwever, hal
been cooling the bars On Duvsl
street. and one Of is large manu-
fxrturers has sold 50 units 20
leading hotel In so~n. This same
firm says tina. It's air-sDndision'
fCousinued On Page Thre~I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Atomic Sub
|kPug-Nosed

WASHINGTON n - The radi.
caIiy new atomic-powered subma-
rine Nautilus being built By the
Navy viii be . pug-nosed vessel
that iookS like q hammer-head
shark.
This was revealed Monday when
the Navy unveiled . 4ss-fnot model
Of the submarine President Tra.
man recently SAID would be able
10 travel thousands Of mica st
top speed on Q fsw pounds II
uranium fuel.
Although the Navy said the mod.
eli gives away no secretS--offlcisls
said II II dissrsmatie. and not 10
tended 10 disclose xixe. Dimensions.
or placement of equipment--shIs
much seemed indicated.
TIE atomic energy producing re-
actor, o. furnace. and allied equip
ment IL placed In the center and
takes up about . third of the over.
al length 81 the vessel. Crew
| members viii be able 10 walk
arognd and ever liz heavy shield
ing.
Tie unwilling was part ~ O
ceremony during which Naval Cap
tain Lyman George Rirkoyer. chief
n Tire Naval Reactors Branch II
the Atomic Energy commIslon.
VAS awarded . Gold Star Cor his
work On design and development
u ths MATTHIAS, whose keel vas
/ laid June Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Truman Refuses
To Seek Office

WASHINGTON IT, President
Truman today rejected another
plea that he change his mind and
run for re election. And once
again be refused 10 name his per-
sonal choice for the Democratic
nomination for President.
This information came from Rep.
william J. Green Jr. d Pennsyi.
wanna, who spoke with reporters
sfser d White House visit. Green
| Is . delegate 10 the Democratic
National Convention. which opens
in Chicago July n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Big Pine Line
Job Begins Soon

Construction Of the Big Pine Key
Transmission line which win bring
electricity to the Lower Keys win
begin In . matter Of days, It was
learned today.
Contract documents. signed BY
City Electric system were forward.
ed TO the construction company In
Georgia last Thursday, following .
special meeting Of the Utility
board Tuesday.
The exact starting date Of the
comprehensive job will probably be
made known ut today's Utility
Board meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
$1,000 Bond For
Hit, Run DriUer

Elizabeth o. Ashworih Of
IslamoTada = out on s1200
bond on charges Of leaving
The scsns Of m accident fol-
lowing the injuring OF
George Salsado. White
Laundry driver on June "a.
salgado has bssn in the
hospital since that date with
fractures Of ths srm and an
lie. and other injuries. He
wss discharged last week
end.
Mis- Ashworth vas rslsas-
"a from fail on The $500
bond The day afisr the scei-
dsnf. On Juns ~.
Hss ,ond slip lists the fol-
lowing charges. $50 for
dxiving whiis intoxicated
and causing m accident; 81
90 fos isaving the scsns Of
m accident With injuries and
$50 Ear no drivers license.
YIosida Highway Petrol
man Jack walden who In
vssfigafsA fhs scctdsnt
which occurred in iaismors-
d On The hishvss has bssn
III and ansbIs 10 fiis . fuil
rsport 81 tks accident with
ceunfY seiieiics Allan ,.
Clssss. j..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Bulletin

CHICAGO u - The Credentials
Committee today voted unanimous
~ to seat the pro-Taft Florida
delegation at the Republican Ma
tional Convention.
This decision was anticipated
since the Republican National
Committee also had been unani-
NOUS in behalf Of the regular fac
ton delegation.
The contrasting Florida delega-
ton was split between Sen. Robert
A. Taft and Gen. Dwight D. Essen
hover.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
ElectrOcuted

CLEwISTON in -- william Bari
Bass Jr.. Is. Moore Haven. was
fatally injured Monday when be
came Ia contact with . power line
81 the Glade< Electric Cocp<ra-
tive.
W. B. frhy IT., manager a be
cooperative. said Bass was WORK
inE en- q power lire near the U. 8.
Sugar Corp. nlll when he was
struck by i.aco volts.
Bass had been employed BY TIE
cooperative for SIX months. He
leayes has widow and . child.