davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. l5 ZAP, (USDA).-sal-
able hoss, 10000; both butchers and sows
bnlE LARGELY s6ssay Stssdy with M9gdays. ayersss;
ioads Ss6 az, 19O-2l0 pounds, 1901 so; choice
3o.270 pounds, 17.25-1S.5O, larsely
l735- 1925; numerous loads around S5Jj-
pound weights, 17.75: 2SO-320 bounds,
ii6.15-!a.25: sows, 400 pounds and less,
II2.25-16,50; 4OO-500 pound sows, 4.SO-
j., Salable cattls-6.OOO: salable calves,
fully Steady; cUiss and Dr%e ste.lo aown ri
value to sell at $500 and better steady;
commercial Sn nn TO choice grades selling from
about steady; heifers steady to SO lower:
cows weak to so lower; bulls about
steady; yealers steady: few loads yeariinss
and prime steers. 1880, pounds down,
steers, Comm cemmersi.l q li0EDfe%. q io~.
prime mixed steers and heifers, 1880
Ky .00; good to low-prime heifers, $50.
20: utility and commercial cows, .2O. 90
25.00; Gamers and cutters. 165O-2 90. 90:
good pulls, 28.5O-29.60: utility and com.
mercial bulls. 26.O0-30OO; commercial
to prime vealers largely 29.OO-37. 90.
Salable SheeD-3,5OO; generally STEADY
on al classes; choice to. prime fed wooieS
LAMBS lambs: So;75 the top; bglk Is;
ewes. 12.OO-15.5O.
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Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. Is GP.-Great Britain
took cargo Of wheat and q cargo OF
corn early today and prices moved upward
after an opening decline. :
Soybeans also developed q better tone
on On nnconfirmed reports that Japan had
The recovery brousht oushfApsi price. to around
yssterday's close, but traders were in
clined to be cautious. In. wheat they said
there were no indications Of new flour
business and corn traders kent an eve On
receipts from the country.
Today.s estimated receipts of corn were
because OF the recent damp weather.
Trading was rather light and during the
nrst hour wheat was "a cent lieher to IL
a higher. March. 1.8S, and oats were Y
higher to " lower, March. o3 soybeans
were = to l cent lower. January. 3.Ol "a,
poands pod sTs lover Tas .1usp, to cents hundred
Some attention was given to announce
1859 farm 81 aoas haTe
been raised SINCE their initial report last
november; II the goal is reached BY pro-
ancers total production would be boosted
4 per cent IS previously requested Il
Of lower closing total for the year.
The movement of of-grade corn is ex-
reports from Central Illinois say that
high moisture corn In cribs. unless very
GOOD drying weather develops. viii have to
age: Local BUYERS. however. are backing
away from this type Of corn except at
large discounts because their drying {acili-
ties are betn9 overtaxed.
Evening star., 1952-01-15

Gross operating income expand
ed to $2,393, ,982 VS., $2,188, ,08O in
the previous year and operating
expenses rose to $1,400,02 VS..
Isl .277,224
Earnings after taxes were equal
ito $4.46 a share on the presently
outstanding 10000 shares VS.. $5.48
on $500 shares outstanding a
year ago.
Stockholders were much pleased
by the recent declaration of a
semiannual dividend of SIPS q
share. which increased the an
nual rate to $3.50 a share VS.. So
paid previously
Assets of Hamilton National at
the end of 1851 totaled $114,O71.-
I6l8 VS.. SOL. .736,174 a year earlier
and deposits reached $106, ,960 900
VS.. $95 $4,000. New loans made
during the year totaled $49. 800.
600 VS.. $45,054.000 made in 1850.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Jan. Is R.-Butter.
907. .799; steady. Wholesale prices on bulk
lAA) fresh. 7sK; Sa score "a fresh ''Ss; "a;
20 seors tB) fresh. 7s; SO score 6cj
Cheese, 46a.777; steady; prices un-
Esss. a5,a7s: easy New York sno,
quotations, based largely on EXCHANGE
trading, follow: Midwestern--Mixed colors
fancy heavyweishts. 43; extra ! large. Al;
extra ara. ! Ia medium 3ShoSs; bullets, 35-36;
rshandled. 36:3sla; dirties 36-36Ia
checks 35. Whites, fancy heavyweignts
4tnaa,; 44aa; extra aG large ] large ;42h; extra l me
43: extra ] medium. SO.
Nearby--Whites, extra fancy heavy.
weishts,, 44h; fancy heavyweights, A
others. large. 42-43; mediums, 4Ok: pull
lets. SO. Browns, extra fancy heavy.
weights. 43; fancy heavyweishts, AZ
mediums. 40; pullets, SO.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Foreign Exchange

change rates follow Great Britain I'm Il doi- 81
lars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
United states cents ssn uneSansed Or 'ssN
Europe-Great Britain (pound), 2.7SE.
unchansed; Great Britain 3O-day futures.
~ iutares S q a7 GENT o frs:s p britain e.n, &C.
Great Britain 90-day futures. 2.77. on
Of . cent: Belsium ffranc): .eSA. un-
UNCHANGED; Holland 1guilder). 81. "a. oil
.01 Of o cent; italy (liral 1914 Of q
cent. unchanged: PORTUGAL fescudol. $50.
UNCHANGED; Sweden (kronsl. 19. IS. I'M
unchanged.
Latin America-Argentina ffree). 7.05,
unchanged: Brazil 6ree). $50 unchanged: !:
Mexico. 11.67. unchanged; VenezueIa
(boliyarl. 30.03. unchanged.
. Ear Eest-Hong Kong dollar. 1880.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. Is R.-cotton fu-
and moved higher IN forenoon dealings
today. On the early decline, there was
Q continuation Of spot house selling and
when this pressure tapered. short cover.
Ing made its appearance and the market
moved above the previous closing levels
was due for . technical correction in
view Of the fact that 1t had been declin-
ing for the past four trading. sessions.
bale higher than the previous close;
March 42.o9; May. 4LS4, and July,
Evening star., 1952-01-15

come taxes, both Federal and Dis
trict, aggregated $903,59S VS..
$695,417.
Deposits at the end of the year
totaled $204,693. .063, a gain of $19.-
SCOTIA from a year earlier. and
assets totaled $218,866,518, an in
crease of $20,129,213. Trust assets
approximated $225 million, a gain
OF around SO million.
Stockholders equity in the COM
pany reached $12,668, TAB at the
eno OF 1851, q gain of $4O5 ,607.
Book value Of 1926 a share was
up $1.19 a share.
Morris Named Director.
Edgar Morris, president of the
Edgar Morris Sales Co., was elected
to the company's Board of Direc-
Evening star., 1952-01-15

A124U0xl44@2 ENNXsp
= SELKCTED lS0UEs |
|Ls&Ms 3hs 81 e1Ml
'Lorrtllrd So 63 10olzI
Mch CnsG G3Ns60 10Aizl
'MSPSSM 4s 91- 62lkl
MKT ad 6s67 90
Mo-Pac 5hs 20 62st !
|4o-Pac 30 65A 1o9A
|1o.Pac 6s 77Y 1oo.h
Mo-Pae So 81 I 1o9iA|
Mo-Pac A. 76 93hI
Nat Dist 3Aas74 99NI
SET&T 3s 62 % 4
N Y c IS 201S 75Ml
NYC4t 4tss2Oi3A 90 4
IN Z. C Il % 62hz
NYcHR 31as o. 741tl
|NYNHin4tas22 sra
NYNHH4s2OO7 671h|
NoStPw 2s4s7B SEA
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No Pac 4tas rs los
)hio I'd ~ ~ 9osb
'orWsRRN IS 90 lolts
eac G&E 81 "A 9olkl
PacT&T3lasS1 1o4A
IPacT&T3fsss3 9eA
5ennP&L " IS 1885,
Penn RR IS 08 1e2k
PennRRAH Hzs6S 997b
PennRR4Nsel 9o1h
eenRR4A 4AAsb4g 9oih
PeodsE tnr $50 42N|
Phil 10 2%s 81 9TI
PhilPet 234s64 1884
'Pittstn 5hs "a 100
PSEG 3Ms 6S 1o1M
SLSF 4ias 2O22 7eihI
|SLSP 4s % e2,sI
80 Pac gas 81 9AlaI
So Pae AVS 90 %
So Pae 2Ns % 1874
80 Ry - So 0oib.
std OilNJ23ss7l s2Ib'
rex CD 50 66 lo2M
TexesNo3shs90 %
Third Ave $500, 19M
third Ave 4s6O S9h
lVaaad 3las 65 11lh
WarnPetSh hs66 lo6ih
wv Sh Is 1881 59h
w Sh A. 1851 r -
West On 6s 6u 1o2h
Ist III 2sas II -.
Whist ey3h6s 1o4iA
Wilson Co 3s5S 1ooN
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Produce Markets

United states Agriculture Department:
Boxes 6 itsae M nashal ap Sashss anss.
Otherwise stated: Pennsylvania sthans
l;75.2:0o; 2Ms;2hs-inch uD. $50; fai,
sqoatSs ss nss sis'msn: ma e Das Ms1nsSs ssS5
q. s. utility. 1.s5: BaldWins. fair quality
ncb hnd cSndil9R SD g4o YsTfs a5 Rpmss Pcs os.n
lieious, so, few hisher; delicious. sn 100;
fail. quality and condition. 2.S5-50. Mary.
aa staymsns s T. J. fDRss
Potatoes-New slightly weaker. other,
size A, unxashed. Katahdins; S0;pound
50.pound sacks. fair quality 1.65-75; 100
So Is. 4s:4s. 4s.p9sad ieR 49, SACKS ha'and'ns' o. g.
8 sweet Potat9es-Dull: Bushsl baskets
and dodsnso isr susss wainsa 46S
Nancy Halls, fair quality. 800: Puerto
Ricans, 4.50: jumbos and eulls. $50; u
zoo: New Jersey bushel hamper. Golden
Poultry Quotations.
steady Others. RECEIPTS ample, Demand
tsne mostly ill., sSs Hens heavy
white museovy. $3.50. Turkeys: heavy
toms, 40; hens. 53a
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, 9,157 100-pound sacks
Wheat-Receipts, 1872. 76O bushels; ship
ments; 454; 1877 bushels; stocks, 4,6es,.96
domestic, 2: 51h; January. 2: 5Ih; No.
cornGReeeipts. 21s.4ol bushels; ship
msntss l;s. $4,000 bushels; stocks. 3,151,65O
Oats-Receipts, 1000 bushels: ship
Barley--Receipts, 1867 bushels; ship
ments. 500 bushels; stocks. 55. .253 bushels
Rye-Receipts. $500 bushels; ship
lments: none; stocks, 31S,S78 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, 24,0OS bushels,
shipments. none; stocks, 759,447 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 459 tons.
EGGS and Butter.
yesterdays Quotations)
Eggs-Market steady. receipts ample;
demand fair to good. Prices paid fob.
Baltimore by first receivers: Large, mini
num- mum 7o% 4 quality, whites, ;43h-; 49,
.4Oh- Al; brown. and mixed colors. .3SH.
40. Small. whites, .34-.36; brown and
mixed colors, 1896
Reeeipts-Butter. 3S.70s pounds; eggs.
Evening star., 1952-01-15

In 1850, Presi-
dent Daniel w.
Bell reported at
the an n U a ]
Stockho Id er s.
meeting today.
Total operat-
ing income rose
to $5.418 40 2,
compared with
$4.669 619 in
the prev lou s
year, and oper-
ating expenses
incr e a Sc d to
$3,349,560 VS..
Evening star., 1952-01-15

32.4 per cent
jump in Fed
eral incom e
a n d exec S S
profits xe S,
President Will
mer j. Waller
reported today.
o p e r ating
profit before
taxes rose to
$993,958 VS..
$9l0.855 in 1850,
b ut provision
t or t a x e s
c ] / m b e d to
$445,500 VS.
Evening star., 1952-01-15

0TS anu all OF
the present di-
rectorS were re-
elected.
Mr.. Morris, a
W e ii KIN o W n
w q S h in & t on
businessman. is
e h a ir m a n of
Am erican Sc
curity Board Of
Branches and a
director of the
United States
Cha m er of
Commerce, Mu-
Evening star., 1952-01-15

LlS1 MCEUUE& ONE
FOREIGN I:I6
Australia So IS 1ooN
Chile 2h-3s %. AoiA
Denmk 5Aas % 07M
Italian 2-3s ~ ~
Yokohama6s6l -
NEW YORK CITY
3s so 1c0t3f,
DOMESTIC l:16
Am&FP6s2O3o 92ls
Amr&T 8sas6S .117ls
AmT&T 3sss73 1o3N
AmT&I 2szsS7 11SN
AmT&T 2azs6l 100
AmT&T 2azs7l 95iA
AmT&T 27zsSO 923k
Am Tob s. So 1oo1S
A T 8 = 70 95 ll0
Att CT 4hs 6A 1o7M
Bs6 o 6s 95J 04l4
B d O IS 95 q 73A
B&O cv4k20IO ,e3N
B d o 4s 75 a e55k
Beth sti 2As7O e5M
B0s Me ANS 20 Selz
Brk q g Is 90 1o2M
Can No AAas So 1904
CanPae Is perp 1oolA
CGa 4As2020B 6oM
CRRNJ SKs 81 asa
C&o 37ss 70 1o356
c&o 3has 96 3 %
MSP4hs20l0 7oM
C&NW 41as 90 So
ChiUnBt27ss6 9e,h
Cit 6efv Is ~ 93A
CCCSL 4bss 7s 50
Clev El III $50 1o2
Con I'd cv3s63 13yA
Cns Ed 2aAs W 93h
consuP gas 7b 81
CubRR7 a46rct 30
Det Ed cv 80 So 1lA,s
Duo 1t 2Ns ~ e5N
Erie 4iss 20l5 "a
Firestone 80 81 1olh
Fla z est IS "a ie3IA
Gen Eds 33ss76 lo4
Hud&M RI 6s55 61M
H&M Inc 81 ST 81
III Bell 2As 81 .95ih
III Cen IS 55r-- 1o55t
I C ANS 66 :. 100
ICcSL 5s 6SA 1o0
Kan Z So As 75 LOS
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. jan Is R,.--spot non-
ferrous metal prices today: Copper .24ia
cents . pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead.
cents C. | pound. n East st 81. Louis. & I'm 4n 81 "a
q pound. New York At Pittsburgh &rap
steel No. ] heavy was quoted at 43.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
S3.43 a Share Earned
By American Security,
Despite Higher Taxes
By DonoId B. HodIev

American Security & Trust Co.
had net operating income of ST.
165, 1874 or $3.43 q share in 1851,
compared with $1,114,189 or 1928
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Hourly Sales On the Exchanss To-day,
l1:oo am. $50 600 1900 noon 600 ooo|
t:00 p.m. e1o coo 800 ON. 600 ooo

tUnit OF trading 10 shares sin hank.
ruptey or receive.sltp or being reorganized
assumed By. such companies. Rase0 Of diyt.
dends In the foresoing tables are annual
disburssments basel or the last quarterly
wise noted special or extra dividends are
mot included. CID Called xEx dividend
xr1S rights. Also extra OF cxtrsa b Flus
elared Or paid 40 far this year. Payable
IN stock estimated cash value on e diyi-
dend date. Paid last year, De-
|split-up. Declared or paid this year an
accumulative issue with dividends IN ar
rears. nd Next day delivery. D Paid this
action taken ut last dividend meeting.
" Declared or paid in 1851, plus stock
dividend. y yIiquidating dividend. xPay-
able stock, exact cash value undAteg.
mined on declaration data.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
q Pei. Rise in Taxes
Reduces 81 Earnings
|0f Hamilton National

Earnings Of Hamilton National
Bank for 1851 dropped to $445,-
757 after taxes, compared with
$479. .724 In 1850, as a result of a
Evening star., 1952-01-15
N. Y. Bond Morket

oss si sA:ssssa ssssssp s;;; ss5r.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Market AVERAGES
Dividends Announced

declared:
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

UMI1p STATES DISTRICT
COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
LoElDA ADMIRALTY NO. 1851
M-AdM. Leo c. Durgman, dba Burg
man Tractor 4 Equipment Com-
pany va. Oil Screw Little Minas".
NOTICE: ] have arrested the fore
going weasel and appurtenances
upon libel ftlsa in q cause. civil
and maritime for foreelosurs Of 8
pfefeRred mortgage amounting 20
%iS,eeS.ls. Process returnable and
cause heard on opening OF said
Court on December rs, 1853, at the
United statea Court House. Miami,
Florida, ana all persons interested
must appear and file written claim,
answer or other defense, in person
or by. Proctor, or default and con-
eemnAtion will be ordered. Dated at
Miami, F1orida, November 30, 1854.
LEO u. BROOKBR. United States
Marshal. Gouthern District OF
rloridA. DunhAni and Durham, St.
Augustine, Yiori&A, Proctor for
LkD6ilant. MOV4l,1yS2
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

training in instruments and night
tactics designed to qualify the
pilot for Carrier All Weather Squa-
drons.
Lieutenant Doss entered Naval
service In September 1912 as an
aviation cadet in the Navy VS.
program. In September 1914, he
was designated a naval aviator
upon completion of the flight train.
ing Wis. Upon his release to in
active duty, he was employed as
4 firefighter for the city of Bir-
mingham, Ala,
He viii report to Composite
Squadron Thirty Three, Naval Air
Station, Atlantic City, N. J.. for
assignment to duty involving fly
ing.
Lieutenant Doss Is married TO
the former Miss Mary Virginia
Markin, daughter Of Mrs. A. S.
Marlin, ssS School Ave, Birming-
ham. They have two sons, Paul
Z. Jr., 4. and Walter NJ, z.
He 10 Z graduate Of Martinez
Jordan High School, Morris, Ala.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from The Veterans Administration
10 four questions q interest 10
former serviesmsn AID their
families:
q. I an planning 10 apply for
institutional on-farm training under
The Korean or Bill. Does VA need
anything more than tast ny com
pIsted application form!
A. Yes. Yoa must include, with
your apylieation, (il phoeostats Of
both sides Of your discharge OF
separation paper: t1) Q detailed
outlins Of yoar training program ss
approved BY your school; t1) .
certifieation from your school
siating that the program meets
aIi standards cf the Law, and tD
evidence that you have control OF
the farm On which you're going 70
train and that the training wfll
oeeupy ycug fun time
Q. / en- mtking arrangements
10 bay 4 house with . CT tosn-
Can part Of the ioan Be used for
sdvanes payments I'm supposed
% make fog taxes and Insurance!
A. Ne. PrepaA itsms. sueh as
taxes and Insurance., must be paid
lsg N eash. ard may rot te part
q the ioen.
q. signed ~ for the t0tal
dIssbaity income provision u
esnneetisn with my Nasionai
ssswiee ife inswases. II ] become
asGaily Aissbisd and drsw payments
undsr this pgpyisiaa. Win ne face
sfnenmt e my polley be Fedseedi
A. Nc. The Honthly income
hsneiiss win not decrease TIE
face amgunt 81 y0sr policy
q. Hos mach u 80 sllo&snss
ssil | sss II l enEvh in . gnsrsyE<xs-
aspss selcA un8sF he gorssF
CT sias
A. Yoar alioNants siIi ~ TIE
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Exams Slated
For C. S. Jobs

Examinations for indefinite ap-
pointments to the positions OF
electrician, lineman and refrigera-
ton and air conditioning mechanic
have been announced by the Board
of u. S. Civil Service Examiners
at the Naval Station.
Registers established as a result
of this examination win be used
TO fill vacancies in these positions
which may occur at Naval activi.
ties in Key West. Rates OF pay
for electrician, hneman begins at
s1.7l per hour and refrigeration
and air conditioning mechanic be-
gins at $i.66 per hour.
Application forms may be OBJ
tanned from the Recorder Of the
Board at Building 81, Naval Sta
ton, from the secretary Of the
Board Of U. S. Civil Service Exa-
miners al any first or second class
post office. or from the Regional
Director, Fifth U. S. Civil Service
Region, Atlanta ,, Georgia.
Copies Of the examination an
nouncement with details Of quail
fications Of the positions. are post
ed at the Key West Post Office,
and at Building 81, Naval Station.
Applications for the positions
Of electrician, Iineman and refrig-
Grafton and air conditioning me-
chanic win be accepted By the
Recorder, Board Of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners al the u. 5.
Naval Station, Key West. Florida
until the needs a the service have
heen met
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Tallahassee, Florida
November 18th, 1852

WOT TrCM
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the
1Rpsteee Of the Intefnal Improve
meat Fund Of the Atate Of Florida.
FaYsuant % Law, will offer for
pele. for Objections Only, In tai
laAAssee, vlokida, at Il:00 o'clock
An. December 18th, iey3, the fol-
lpwing described land In MONROE
Tlcfide, to-wtt:
Commencing at the intersec-
tlon Of the senteriins Of UAited
W..: Ss.... ~ A1ssTsy g nay. SS sc, YIN asct the
Jsiy ii, 1853: thence South 81
IT west, along the centerline
Of said United States Highway
No. 1, eeeS.7 feet; thence North
TO- oV East, 11i.l7 feet 20 the
Northerly Yight.of-way line OF
said United States Highway
No. /, the POINT OF BEGIN
MING; thenee continuing North
1o' 90 East, e10 feet, more or
less. 70 the NJ. II. w. line OF
RAeeoon Key; thence meander.
Tag along the n. H. w. line in
q westerly direction 20 q point
that would be 100 feet distant
from the aforementioned North
TO- e. Mast lire measured At
. right angle; thence south 1O'
90 west, est feet, more or
less. 70 gAe said Northerly
rigAt.of.way iine OF United
states Highway No, 4: thence
North 81: IT East. along said
Z right-of.way line, i0s.sS feet
70 the poiBt Of Beginning:
containing Lee acres. more or
Less. lying ana being IN Sec.
tioA 2e, Township 81 South.
Range IS East. Monroe ccun-
", Siefida
The Purchaser 10 required to pay
the advertising cost ana document
The safe. n and when made, shall
be subject 20 the Trustees ressrv-
ing unto themselves 75% Of the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
seH Of the petroleum thereon OF
'nTI THE TTRusrEEs or INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve ths
Pight to reject the sale.
By ORDER Of the TruFtees OF
the Internal improvement Fund oi
the state Of Florida
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
r. c. uI.LIoN See.
Trustees Z. ]. Fund
noviT.3a:dsei-s-iS,issi
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
WOUNDED MAN
DRIVES IL MILES

LIGONIER, Pa. "a - George
Giesey, IS, Of Ligonier. who drove
II miles to his home by auto des-
plte q bullet wound under his heart,
Is in critical condition today at Nc
Ginnis Hospital.
Giesey told state police a .22..
caliber pistol discharged while he
was cleaning II at his hunting lodge
He collapsed after reaching home.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Finishes Work
With FAWTU
Branch Here

Lieutenant Paul E. Doss, USNR,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william G..
Doss. Route One, Warrior, Ala
bama, has recently completed a
four months course in All Weather
Flight at the Fleet All Weather
Training Unit, Atlantic, here. The
course consists of advanced flight
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

One theory 10 that petroleum
was originally formed from
hydrogen and carbon in the rocks,
but most scientists. believe the
substance which contained the
hydrogen and carbon were first
plants and animals.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

(veterans living in Key West. Fla.
who wish further information
about their benefits should contact
the VA Office at 2ls Post Office
Bldg. Key West. Fla.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

WASHINGTON Up - Administra-
ton sources are saying President
Truman win seek an S0-billion-
dollar budget next year--ten bill
lion dollars above the goal of some
influential Republican leaders.
An administration official, who
asked not to be named, said an
S0-billion-dollar spending program
for the year beginning next July /
is likely because Of = rise in hither-
toIagging defense payments.
Spending in the 12-month period
ending next June is estimated at
70 billion dollars. although some
officials believe the actual figure
may turn out to be as low as rs
billions.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

schools established charge for non
veterans taking the same courses.
You, Of course must pay the
school.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

BURROUGHS . eolumn adding ma
chine. Visible total $500. Tlori-
dian Motel. 12l2 Simonton st.
nov1oAE
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Classified
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n. CHS RADIO Receiver and
speaker. Less than one year old,
s125.o0. Navy Trailer Park, White
4 United Sts. Lot 10. novlo-osx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

CLEAN quiet room, one block from
business district. Free parking,
513 Whitehead. nov1S-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

WANTED, One body man, one
porter and 2 experienced Ford
Mechanics. F~~e Motors Inc.
nov17-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

MAN to work on grounds and
drive truck one hour a day.
Casa Marina Hotel, apply to Mr..
Commit. nov21-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

WAREHOUSE SPACE available.
Red Brick Garage. Wolkoff, 321
Simonton. nov2l-tt
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

ROOM with private bath in private
home. 600 Elizabeth st. nov24-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

1S-GALL0N electric water heater
and q lawn mower. zsi2 Seiden-
berg Ave. noy24-atx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

DRIvER-SALESMAN for popular
Premium Beer. Give experience,
if any, to Box c/o Citizen.
nov19-5t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

COOK, reliable. Good hours and
working conditions. Apply in per-
son, Caribe Restaurant. nov1S-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Male Help Wanted

CLERE WANTED, Southern Cross
Hotel. nov13-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
FLORIDA
BRIEFS

MIAMI BEACH R - A single
understandable" fishing code for
Florida was suggested here Friday
by Mary Schulman, Tallahassee,
an assistant state attorney gener>
al.
She told the Gulf and Caribbean
Fisheries Institute ''the situation
is so complicated that no one real.
ly knows Just what the law is"
Miss Schulman said here are
10 general fishing laws and $50
local laws or laws with local ap-
plications.
The attorney generals office
plans, she said, to propose to the
1858 Legislature that the State
Board of Conservation be given
power to pass fishing regulations.
TAMPA R-The Office of Price
Stabilization has filed suit here 10
compel Bushnell Steel Works Inc.
to set separate prices on imported
steel and domestic steel in mixed
shipments.
The OPS alleged the big Tampa
firm has charged an average Of
the two prices and thus causes
substantial overcharges to q
large portion of its customers"
The OPS said its pricing regula-
tions require separate records and
separate charges on the two types
of steel.
The agency asked federal court
to order Bushnell to keep proper
records and stop its average price
policy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

TRUCK-Salesman for wholesale
specialities. Permanent position
to right party. Write Box 10 c/o
Citizen. nov19-5t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

NEW Waterfront Duplex. Can gross
$5250.O0 per ahnum on invest
ment - $40, 900 - Write Box H.D.7,
c/o Citizen. novz2-l4tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

ONE set Of American Eneyele-
pedia and one set, Book a
knowledge. Reasonable. ". Is. Ccl-
Inns. 1oza Roberts Lane. novsl-,tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Rooms For Rent
GContinusd)

SLEEPING ROOM with private
bath. Hot water, private en-
trance. 800 Elizabeth. nov15-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

APIS. 5000 weekly: rooms,
sio.oo weekly. all William.
nov2A-etx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

VERY NICE 2-bedroom C B 8
home. Best residential section
Furnished or unfurnished. Il you
desire q fine home, this y Il.
johnson 3 johnson. Phone SO.
novl-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

FOR HOMES - Lots - Duplexes
- Apartment and Business Prop
erty, see Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming
st. Phone 153. Here since 1919.
novl9-30-tK