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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Man in Montana
Continued from Page y

major construction in Montana and
Wyoming. Material for the report
was provided by Frank H. Roberts
Jr., director, river basin surveys,
Smithsonian Institution. Officially
the work is known as the Inter
Agency Salvage Program for Arch
eology and Paleontology. It is a CO.
operative project on the part of the
Smithsonian Institution, the National
Park Service, the Bureau of Recla-
nation and the Corps of Engineers.
What manner Of man has passed
here on the plains Of Montana and
Wyoming?
Here, first, is what Roberts has to
report of the finds made in the area
of the Tiber dam, latest project to be
undertaken in Montana:
.'W. D. Enger and a party from
the River Basin surveys field office
at Lincoln, Neb., examined a NUM-
Der of sites at the Tiber reservoir on
the Marias river. At two of them
excavations showed occupation levels
indicating simple hunting culture.
The material obtained from the dig
gings consisted of a small series of
artifacts in association with bones
from bison, deer and smaller animals.
There were no traces.of any form
of habitation and the cooking fires
were apparently built for the most
Continued
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Are These Tepee Rings?

Rings Of stone such as these found near the
Tiber dam site are common on the plains of Mon
tana and Wyoming. They commonly called
Tepee rings on the assumption that the stones were
used to hold down the bottom of skin tent Such
may not always have been the case, however.
Mr.. Frank H. Roberts Jr., director of river basin
surveys reports that large numbers of such rings,
as many as Al in one group, have been found in
the Canyon Ferry basin in Montana and the
Boysen basin in Wyoming Careful study pro-
duced no evidence that they had been dwelling
areas In fact there is reason to believe that they
had some ceremonial significance.
''The situation is puzzling, however, he adds,
"as in other places similar circles of stones have
been found with hearths in the center and other
indications that they were associated with camp.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

part in simple basins on the surface
of the ground, although an example
of rock-ringed hearth was found.
There was nothing to suggest a
chronological age for the remains,
but the artifact- assemblage (tools,
arrowheads, etc) indicates that the
culture was reasonably old and that
it may well fall within the period
which previously has been considered
to constitute a gap between the
Paleo-Indians, as represented by the
Folsom and similar complexes, and
the later Indian tribes.
cat one of the Tiber sites there
were several occupation levels, the
lowest of which was 71a feet beneath
the present surface. Other sites ex-
amined, but not extensively dug, in
cluded tepee ring clusters, bison kills
and surface camps"
Canyon Ferry Basin
Surveys of the Canyon Ferry basin
near Helena began back in the sum-
mer of 1916. The work is continuing
and will continue for some time, as
it was estimated that the studies of
the basin were about so percent COM
pleted as of June this year.
Here is the report by Mr.. Roberts
of the work done so far.
1.-TWO preliminary survey parties
from the River Basin surveys led by
IN next pagel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
O'Bryant To
Build 4,5OO
House Addition

Largest building permit of the
week was issued to Horace O'Bry-
ant, for an addition to his house at
Sl0l Ave. E, to cost 81, 500. Second
largest permit went to Saunders
Wholesale Grocery for re-roofing
and repair at 800 Whitehead ST., for
81 500.
Other building permits are as
follows:
Aerovias @, S. S. Airway, 522
Nouthard, neon sign, $780,
Marie Sanchez, sos Louisa, minor
repairs and painting, 500.
d. Perez, S16 Southard ST., porch
and painting, $780,
Church of Living God, erect tent
(Ro charge).
Tamarco Perez, 2412 Seidenberg
ave-, shingle $500.
Hotel La Concha, Duval and
Fleming, replace window, iaint
building outside under and around
marquee, $500.
Mario Viera, GAS South ST., alte-
ration and repair, $500.
DR.. Ralph Herr, 42O Simonton,
paint and build four foot fence $500.
F. Bartolone, 218 Simonton ST.,
remodel boiler room, 5000.
George Keys Sun and Sand, roof
ing on building, 1924.
Carmen Solano, 800 Whitehead
st., re-roof and repair, $500.
0dio Brooks, 312 Petronia, build
ing in rear, $500.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Strunk Lumber
ToErect Four
Bldgs. In So
Will Be Constructed
At Corner OF South
And SimOnton Streets

Strunk Lumber Yard win erect
four fire proof buildings on their
newly acquired land on Front and
Simonton streets in the next year,
E. A. Strunk, Jr. announced today.
The $4,000 site which has 100
feet on Front and 800 feet on Simon
ton viii be used until then for an
outdoor storage place for brick,
sewer pipes, sand, rock and other
building materials, Strunk said.
An eight foot high galvanized
wire fence viii enclose the property
shortly. Grading is taking place
next week. Strunk is closing in only
two-thirds of the property, since
there are old cisterns on the re-
naming third.
The president of the lumber yard
bought the valuable site from VIM.
Curry and Sons, of which A. Matt
land Adams is president. Adams is
doing considerable renovating at
the adjacent Curry and Sons build
ing, but prefers to wait three weeks
before announcing his specific
plans on that property.
Strunk meanwhile is preparing
his site for the fire proof ware.
houses which viii cost about $25,-
900. His own company viii erect
them.
A veteran in the lumber business,
Strunk started his career back in
1919. He established his own CON-
pany In 1888. His son Edward
Strunk III is secretary-treasurer.
Offices Of the company are and
win remain at 120 Simonton street.
Strunk said that he did not pur-
chase any waterfront land from
VIM. Curry and Sons. That property
win undoubtedly be developed by
Adams within the coming year.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
81 Filling Station
Sold To Shaw Oil
Go. By F. Russell

Shaw Brothers Oil company have
bought for $28,5 the Frank J. Rus
sells filling station on Stock Island
and three lots in Sun Crest subdi.
vision, according to Attorney Allan
B. Cleare, Jr. who represents the
company.
The Shaw Brothers are planning
one or two more land purchases in
Key West, Cleare said. They have
been active in business on the Keys
for more than II years with filling
stations in Marathon and elsewhere
on the highway.
They own the filling station at the
corner Of Truman and Francis ST.
at the present, where they sell Fl, 4
Oil products. Henry o. Shaw is
president Of the company.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Rem
FORUM

A landlord must satisfy the Rent
Office that he is acting IN good
faith when he seeks an eviction
certificate, Rent Director, Freeman
L. knight, declared Friday.
1T is not enough" knight said,
''for landlord to petition for a
certificate on grounds permitted by
law. He must also show that he
actually viii use the certificate for
the reasons stated and he must con-
vince US that he isn't TetaIiating
against his tenant. "
AS an example Of this, the Dir
ector said that an eviction certifi-
cate sought by a. landlord soon
after his tenant has entered
complaint with the Rent Office
could be questioned for its good
faith" and might be turned down
for that reason.
Explaining the importance of de-
termining a landlords intentions,
knight said: Put yourself in the
tenants position. If you can't feel
secure against unjustified eviction
you're not likely TO make q COM
plant to the Rent Office. no matter
what grounds you may have for
complaint.
Nor can this requirement be
called q hardship on landlords, :"
he maintained. I'VE don't prevent
a landlord from obtaining posses
sion of his property. On the con-
trary, the Rent Regulation lists
numerous grounds for eviction.
What we do require is that the
landlord give us satisfactory evid-
ence that bis action to evict a ten
ant is in ,s'good faith"
Information has reached our
office indicating that owners of GER
tain housing Accommodations have
prevailed on permanent tenants to
vacate so that they may rent to
seasonal tenants at rates in ex-
cess of the legal maximum rent.
This constitutes q violation Of the
Rent Regulations and the Federal
Eviction Regulations. Tenants with
knowledge OF sush practice should
Immediately notify the Office of
Rent Sterilization, ZIG Federal
Building" Knight said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11

coRassAas Algesasesa suKAr gsHe
esssase = ia Amexx4Es.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Wholesale Trade
Leaps 2OOS Here
In 9-Yr. Period

An analysis Of retail trade, whole
sale trade and the service trades
in Florida rs disclosed by census
data is presented in a study under
the direction Of George B. Hurff Of
the Bureau Of Economic and Busi-
ness Rearch, College of Business
Administration, U. OF Florida, At
Gainesville.
Monroe County is listed as fifth
in the 20 counties with the largest
gains in population. Monroe was al
50 one Of those with q per capita
retail sales above state average Of
1901 per capita.
Per capita sales by major types
of retail establishments In Florida
counties (Is4s) put this county in
the following category: food, s1S3:
eating and drinking places, $lis:
general merchandise, general
stores. ss7: apparel group, st7;
furniture. furnishings appliances.
$33: automotive group. $40: gaso-
line service stations, sz2, Lumber
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
IIR Acres On
Channel Key
Sells For
$I2,5OO

The $1OO, 900 purchase of land for
the Stock Island Dog Track by the
Key West Kennel club was consum-
mated last week and the deed filed
in the County Courthouse, Sidney
Aronovitz, secretary of the Club III
formed The Citizen today.
Aronovitz said that the purchase
made from the Toppinos was re-
corded at 4:30 last Thursday. More
than four of the eleven and one
half acres have been filled already.
Work is starting on the lake. Archi-
tectS Steward and Skinner of Mia
mi are now making preliminary
sketches for the track. Actual cons
truction will start shortly, and be
rushed through in time for the
tracks opening on February /.
Channel Key, Inc. has sold eleven
and one half acres on that Key for
SIP, 500 to Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ehr-
hart, according to a warranty deed
filed at the office of County Clerk
Earl Adams last week.
Other sales recorded last week
are as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Tingler
have sold for $45OO to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. williams of Marathon land on
Key Vaca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
have sold for $1,000, % lots in Key
Largo to Melvin F. Mann of Allan,
ia, Georgia. The lots are in Thorn.
sons subdivision.
Three sales of interest were
made by Mary McDougal Axelson
as trustee and free dealer. All these
acres are on the mainland.
The first is for $4,000 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis D. Goldberg of Miami
and includes $40 acres.
The second is for 81 200 to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Woidowsky Of Mia.
mi, and includes 100 acres.
The third sale recorded by Mrs.
AxeIson is for 81, 800 to William B
Gentry, Barlow, Fla. II comprises
320 acres.
Paula Jean carbonell has sold
for 81 200 land at the corner Of
South and Whalton streets to Yg-
nacio D. Carbonell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Porter, Jr.
have sold for 81, 100 three lots on
Stock Island to Frank TOPPING and
Benjamin Bernstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aronovitz
have sold for 81 200 land at the cor
ner Of Flagler avenue and Second
street to Mr.. and Mrs. Faustine
RendueleS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gibson have
sold for $1,000 lot in Grains sub
division Of Grassy Key to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Schofield, Jr. Of Poin-
ciana Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. McDougal
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11

have made two sales recorded in
the last week. The first sale was.
for 81 900 to Mr.. and Mrs. William
B. Gentry OF Barlow of $40 acres.
The second is TO nene Weckstein of
Coral Gables for $1,000, of 16o acres.
This land is in the mainland part
Of the county, not on the Keys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gwynn have
sold to DR.. and Mrs. Joseph J.
Groom Of Miami, for 81 900 Tract
22 Of Sans Souci. subdivision Of
Grassy Key.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Asks Tenant To
Move: Is Killed

BLITEFIELD. W. Va. R- State
police said q strapplng, ssxfoot
Negro houSekeeper has admitted
she hacked up her employer with
a hoy scout Ak after an argument
heeause he wanted her 70 vseate
the house.
Cpl. r, D. Rs1xie identified the
20 pound woman IS Arisona Love,
g.
The victim was Sunny Marshall
ea-year old retired railroad brake
man. HIS dissnemhered torso was
found last sunday az a nesrby
dump.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11

repair services, s26.2I; amusement
1918; hotels, S2o.Os: tourist courts,
$7.5S.
Retail sales bounded from S2.756
in 1889 in Monroe county to $l6,lI2
in 1sls. Per capita sales increased
from S196 to $601. Percentage
change in those years was ass a.
mount of retail sales and 206 per
centage change in 1913. The popu-
lation change was sos per cent.
Weekly pay per employee under
an operating ratio Of whole sale es-
tablishments was $l9.Ss.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Army Officers
Are Arrested

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia R -
The semi-official Yugoslav news
agency Tanjug last night said
unconfirmed reports indicated
hundreds of Army officers have
been arrested in Communist Czech.
oslovalia as plotters against the
government. Figures varied from
200 to about 6OO," the agency
said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
KEY WEST KENNEL PURCHASES LAND COSTING 100000

building, hardware $40; drug and
proprietary, $26.
The wholesale trade in Monroe
leaped from SLAP in 1889 to 81, $50
in 1S4s or a 22l per cent increase as
shown in table.
Receipts per capita from amuse-
ments, hotels and tourists courts
for Monroe fell between $50 and
$S9.
Receipts from service trades per
capita in Monroe County were list
ed in categories according to these
tabulations: personal business and
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Largest Project
Of It's Nature
In Past Ten
Years Here
BY SUSAN MeAvoY


The Navy has not only
the biggest payroll in Key
West but it Is the biggest
builder on the Keys and in
Key West.
Right now it Is in the
midst of the largest water
front improvement project
in ten years, according to
1t. Comdr. p. N. Blasin-
game, deputy resident Off
Ger in charge of construc-
ton.
Totalling more than $2,-
600, 600 in costs the present
waterfront improvements in
clude contract for about
1900, 900 to Paul Smith
for constructing three fin
ger piers at the Naval Ord
nance Unit, a new marginal
wharf on the cupboard side
of the mole at the Naval
Station, rehabilitation of
five submarine piers at the
Naval Station and repairs of
the mole, at the Naval Base.
In addition to this giant construc-
tion program, which is just begin
ming, major dredging operations
amounting to $1,250, 900 have been
done by the Atlantic, Gulf and Pa
cific company for the turning basin
at Boca Chica, the three finger
piers at NOU and for the marginal
wharf at the Base.
Finally, a more than $500 Job
is being completed by M. F. Conner
Bridge and Foundation company
over at the operational Develop
ment Station. This has involved the
complete rebuilding of a pier de-
stroyed in the 1948 hurricane. Com
er's staff Of 80 or more workmen
win finish the new $50 foot long
pier of steel sheet piling by the
end of this year.
Work began in July 1851. II was
necessary to remove the old piling
and rebuild the pier, install the
utility trench and pave the pier.
1t. Comdr. Blasingame said. De-
stroyers and other Navy ships win
be able to tie up at the pier in the
near future.
Dredging for the Boca Chica
turning basin brought up more than
one million cubic yards of mari
which are going to make so acres
of new land out at Boca Chica for
various installations. Dredging for
the N0U piers has created 200, 900
cubic yards Of fill which are being
stored for future use at the File.
ming Key stockpile. The Naval
station dredging has produced So.
600 cubic yards of mari.
The MOP finger piers will pro-
vide mooring for small craft.
Smiths contract for these piers
runs to abovf 500. 900 or s4oo. 900.
Of the total 81. .2oO. 900 waterfront
Improvement lob. Dredging for
This ieb will be complete In .
few days. This viii mean she
end Of the detoUr over the large
pipe which carries the mari TO
Fleming Key.
All Navy construction jobs come
under the Navy Public Works OF.
ficer. These contracts began under
Conrad Grohs who has just
been relieved by Corhdr. J. c. Lup-
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Saws Ike TRYING
To Sell America

WASHINGTON tH-Ssn. Habers
n. Humphrey u Msrne<osa SAYS
Gen. pwight D Esseah0weg ID try.
lne 10 sell ske Anserssan peggse
q hSM sf geods~ 80 social see4xisy
and as6 to e0asagSae.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
British Offer Warship
For 40 Million Pounds
OF Canadian Cheese

| OTTAWA. Ontario. July g.
| (NANA-Kemnews) - Britain will
receive 40 million pounds of
Canadian cheese in barter for a
mdoern British light aircraft car
rier, 1t is reliably reported here.
At present. Canada uses the air.
craft carrier, Magnificent. on
loan from Britain.
Under negotiations almost COM
pleted, Canada will buy an air.
craft carrier of more modern de-
sign.
This will be capable of handling
the latest torpedo-carrying Jet
aircraft.
Britain's shortage of dollars had
prevented her completing a con-
tract to buy Canadian cheese as
usual this year.
It is understood now that the
dollars paid in Canada for the
aircraft carrier will be utilized by
Britain in buying Canadian
cheese.
AS an aircraft carrier costs
about 2 sfillings, 8 pence per
pound Approximately Al cents)
compared with 80 cents a pound
for Canadian cheese, the sale of
an 18,000-ton carrier should yield
nearly one pound of cheese for
every person. Cheese still is Sc
verely rationed in Britain.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
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By the A.seeiated Pros.

| SALEM, Mass, July "a Coast
Guard rescue plane landed beside
a yacht 80 miles at sea last night.
took aboard an ailing New York
actress despite treacherous seas
and ferried her to Salem Hospital
for treatment. @
Merle McHugh, a 25-year-old
brunette, was taken i'll aboard the
46-foot auxiliary ketch Sandpiper
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AZ. of Brookline, was 4en route
from Chester, N. S.. to Scituate
Mass.
| Miss McEIugh is the daughter Of
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Evening star., 1952-07-09
Coast Guard Plane Removes
AiIing Actress From Yacht

advised she was hemorrhaging in
ternally. The Public Health Serv-
ice Hospital in Boston. informed
of her symptoms, advised her re-
moval from the ketch.
1t. Robert E. Bracken of Bev-
erly set the big plane down in
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Mr.. Piper and another passen-
lger, Joseph l.. Gallagher, 25, OF
Quincy, lowered Miss McHugh to
the raft in a blanket. The plane
moved downwind and the raft
drifted safely back to the plane.
1t. Bracken used jet-assisted
takeof to get into the air again
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Boiling De GouIIists
To Form Own Party
By the Assoeio,ed Press

PARIS, July IA sizeahle bloc
'of parliament members have
bolted Gen. Charles De Gaulle's
Rally of the French People (RPF)
and will meet tomorrow to form
their own party.
The rebels repeatedly total
about 55-35 in the National As
sembly and 20 in the Upper House.
BY splitting from the RPF they
reduced its strength in the power
full assembly from lis to some
80 seats and toppled it from its
position as the largest party in
the legislature.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Man Killed As Car Hits
Locomotive Near Orange
BY the Associated Pres.

BARBOURSvILLE. Va, July 9.
Arthur Roberts Nelson, 43, of
|Culpeper, a craftsman for the Vir-
|ginia Metal Products Corp. of
Orange, was killed yesterday when
his automobile hit the side of q
diesel locomotive at a grade cross
ling near here.
Sheriff M. M. Myers Of Orange.
said Mr.. Nelson was apparently
driving rapidly as he came around
a slight curve leading to the cross
ing. He said there were long skid
marks on the highway.
The Southern Railway diesel
was pulling a local freight train.
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