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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
City's Financial Condition Is
Rated Among Best In Florida
monshly Report
Says Miami lees
Same Method OF
Counting Money

Tie financial eondllion q ne clly
Of Key West Il much better thar
most other Florida cities, said ~
nanee Director Craig Bowsn today
n his regniar flnanciai report coz
ering the month ol oesober.
B0wen said that he learned thal
tact after attending . eonsentiaz
Of the Florida League Of Munici
palities q Mani two weeks aaa,
I'VE aisssssrsa - - esaxs~
ten thss Ne CRY 81 ksy West b
finsnelaily m.seh hsstss 50 shan
sAs sssrsss Plsrids Civ - ihsss
10 asseh 10 be aesss snd smweh
mere - hs lssrmaa. Ne eaa hsn&
~ sFsssiY ~ mssfins wish ed
esntasilnu elmer slsiss eemeeruD
re ssmmer pxehlsms and ~
esr astendsaes 81 snsssines 81
esnSsnflana whsra shass things
ere dlsssssss sad shssshs6 sss."
said eewen.
Ne pointed oui that ne leaned a
TIE convention tat TIE meahpd DC
eity uses in collecting ard aeeouni.
ing Cor parking Ios monies was
unique and Il 10 be used ~ ne
City of Miami.
Key wsst. he said has a unlsorm
system q parking meters and ne
coins are sealed in boxes end
brought 10 the Tar eollectoFss ef.
ice and weighed. TIE total wslFhi
Of the Gems. less ne weight a. ne
bon mast check vita the weiehs a
e money Deposited h TIE hsnk.
he said.
u was revealed Al ne couvenaion
that the City of Mani q lnstisui.
ing . system idemtical b Key
Vests Which has been IN ouersfi0u
Tor mere than . moutk.
Bowen also pointed ous Ia elsps
being taken 10 eomha the rhlna
cost 81 government Coz the eiv.
Tie cost AZ operating a cts
EoxeFnmsn h nol unlike to Il
any ether prudnetixe basinesa n.
eept ior ne Federal Govermment.
Ne CITY q ths largest empisyeF
wsihin ne city limits. n empleys
May classes of lahor ane psuaes-
sionA talent ard requires ma.
are<s Of items Il suppliss. maier'
iais AID equipmeni IN rundsr 60.
ssatial services required b. ne
RESIDENTS. commerce and lndussry
Of . city II this sine ne tFend a
F1ssns costs follows TIE seonomis
Pattern, To eope with and tnnd d
aftesi these rtsing costs. slspa ara
scoutinssd 60 Pags rwsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
} Women Jailed
For Vagrancy

Three women wese arrested and
charged 9Th vagraney ever TIE
weekend 90 TIE north end of the
isiand pniice reporied today.
They were Identified az sae Nae.
hey. cara Goldstein ard Gather.
ne Pinier. Officer Frank Carahal-
10 ianed Miss Pinisr and Miss
Maekey while L. Gene Herman.
dez ARRESTED Miss coldsssin
Hs sad tka, Ne was eailed a
TIE SlandaFr on Decks. cnrnllne
Street. b. Patrolman Marc San.
tara who sad nat Miss Coldneln
had eone 10 the doek accompanied
b tao sailers. They sad sks tod
them ~she wasted 10 change her
eiothes ahoar6 q khrimp hoal .
me- had net hef IN > nearby bar.
When she acted snspicioaaly she
w1s taken 10 the city iaa. she d
beng keid CO s1se bond whlls ths
ether TOO women posted thaf q.
mounf ior Their freedom.
Al I'll hs arraigned saday h
.Ciiy CourL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Eleven Gases Are
For
Criminal Court

Eleven eases have been schedui.
ed ior Han Al the next tern a
Criminal Cosrt which beRins Nov.
%. 4 vas anroneed today 81 Hsr.
~ Dungo. ele.k ~ thaf court
Judge Thomas 8 Care and lures
I'll hear the eases.
Those scheduled Cor trial are.
James n. Hufchinson. charged
with temprarly using the meter
vehicle II another withoai permis.
sion. Nov. -.
Curtis c. Gordoa. petty lareeuy.
Nov. -.
Jsissrsoa hIlssp. srsnd Isresay.
Nov. 10.
Jefisrsoa Terry Millsap. driving
whils inioxiesied. and eansing an
aecident. Nov. %.
James h. Lyona. Gerard v. can-
non ard Jean l. Knoen. assault
and battery. Dee. 1.
Robert Red Murray. drisins
while Intoxicated. Dee. I.
Barney n. Vale. worthless chaeks,
Dee. I.
nomas c Leto. grand iarceny
Dee. q
George Robinson. lanes smlth.
ard Dweilie oafman. grand lar.
eeny. Dec. q
Robert Z. Turner. petty lsFceny
Dee. q
Eddie Reese. aEaravaied assault.
Dee. a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Commission Sets
Meeting

TIE City Commission wn meet
ionighi IN SPECIAL session 10 COZ.
sider bids for ths remodelling Il
the living quarters al the Main
FIRE StmtioE.
TIE bids. whieA wers called Cor
three seeks ago. are due te Be
opened 81 Q p. m.
TIE eontraet calls Cor ths install.
latioa of q kitehen and showers
fof TIE hremen who are nos 90
- hour dusy
CITY Manager vietor Lang can.
ed TIE meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
X. w.
Based Captain
Is I'm News
Scanland Wrote
To japanese
skipper For
Destroyer Date

Capt Francls ". scanland. 80
was stationed here IN Gsss. wrsts
ne captain 81 Q Jap Destroyer 10
ash him hoe ne destroyer cas-
able 10 dodge mine torpedoes IN q
Word Var II ssa ilshi IN IssS.
whes Capt. xcanland vas here.
he was q eommander and hsld the
offlce q first heuiensnl Al a -.
msxins bAse.
Asssuains 10 en- Asssels1sd
Press dlspsseh ssdsy. CT sssn-
lsnd wrsss - skippsr 81 &c
gsp dssfrsysr kamlksss. tss ssia
N NE lsftsr - hlFssh kssuss
nat ~ wsassd - kns~ - sasw.
o. fsr hsturs rsssrsnes 81 80
uaiss1 ssssss Navy.
Scanland wrote that his sgh,
the Hawkbdl let 90 with o half
dozen iorpedoes from 2.ooo yardl
IN the two-hour fight EVER ons
missed the destroyer. which was
escorting . japanese transport
eonvoy.
TIE HawkhM stalked ne Kami,
ka1s for too more hours and final,
" closed 10 600 yards Cor three
more shots These. TO-. aid b
without . touch.
kasugas destroyer then g0i d
iis heks 9Th dspth charges. dam,
aging the sub.
Asssr rseslvlns sesnisnds lss.
tss. ksssss ssid ~ rsmsmhsssd
ne sffsek &c ne wsrsf Ne ned
sxpsrisaesd lss sald nsss 81 Ne
ksmiksrs's effissrs sas ersw.
msa ere alive sad wssid ne -
tcontinued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Man Faces Four
Traffic Charges

A iossi Coast Guard msa O..
eaped inu-y buf faces fur trsf.
ice charge - the result q An
accident o. ne American Lssioa
hoad. STOCK Island n whlch a.
ear uaa overturned.
Polies Officer n l. James a.
tlfied ths msn as Ray Ksanady q
ne Coast Guard base and az
nat bis ear overturned whsa Kss-
nedy fsll asleep at ne wAesi a.
wenf Of ths Foad.
kennedy was charged IN rsek.
lsss driFina. causing "a secldnua
ieaving the seens e an aeelas.s
and drivine whis infoxicatea r.
81 appear IN CITY Court tsuaav.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
IS Cuban
Newsmen
To Visit
Lisi Of Visitors
Il Told b. City
Manager Today

Ths names Of 10 Havana
newspapsrmen and radio
and telsvinion commentators
and their wives. who viii
make o two day Wait to Key
West nex1 week we're re-
leased by City Manager Vic
tor Lang today.
re areup h headed BY Rafael
49, Gel Vlno. anown a. ~Slboney
ra1ie.Tv eommeniainr for CMo
~. Hnvana. Hs Is offixiai repfe.
aamlaiise of tha Cts Il key west
h ne Cuban Coastal.
Tha nrsup will arrive hsFu 1san-
Mar. nsssmbas Z ana - -
euagls 81 - elfy lhreugh msn-
asv. Asgsslas Q h elisrins free
fFanspsFlaliaa - - aFsup.
rhsY 80 - snssEtalnsd wi1h
q almmsr ere Q anwr 81 ne ei1y
ed - lswaF ksys.
1oss Alberto nlgnen. deacom e
ahs Caban NatiomAl RADIO speak.
ers Cub and announear for sta
tlnn cMQ. accompanied ~ hls
wifa. 0lan Amerlea Erias MunoH:
Modesto vazquea Gennelex. exc
announesr and Mra. Conzalea: hr
end mn. 1ualo Manden xalanar-
rsia. Tsisvlsion Gel Carrie ufllsial:
NJ. End MFs. ArtuFo Artaieie y
Fernandas am6 dauahler. ownaF a
RAGS siailep cMBs: Carlos Man
eel lnlenlns. nnnouneaT End &C fnr
States cMQ; end MFa. Iaieslan:
CnalaVa Valdez. announeeF. FadIo
csdsuans Frnmeiseo Melwna 0seFo.
staff writer fof ne Cuham nams-
paper AieFls an6 rs wlfe tssEr9as.
glnH wfller 81 &c mewHbapef NJ
PAS; nna Lope1 Mnsa1. vles 30.
sldEnl e Labmalorim GFsvi ed
head nf tAair Fadio ard " pro-
gran.
1oss Anssnlo cspsre Brlio. cMo
enmmenialnE. Kduarndo Elray Der.
I'll. hi9h government official and
membeF e Cuban Natsonai Radio
6qeakaFs Cub. EmeAo Milan. 81.
tea COCO eemmeniaior: d.. 0x-
tawuio Fernande1 Bornes. seera.
lary Treasurer ol Cuban Nallomal
nadio Speakers Club: Mr.. ed
tcontimuea On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Machines 60
To Precincts
For Tues. Vote

vosing maehinss today wcre
beng sent 10 five schools IN the
city and eounty Cor tomorrows
sehool slsstioa. The pals will be
open form 7 a. n. 10 .. N.
0aly Eve polling places uia be
open tomoFros Instead n The usual
II. ne prselncss are beng CON
bined In i've spots Coz lomorrow's
sxpeeted light voting 10 save
money.
Horace o'Bryaal. superintendent
Of pablie Instruction. said . spe.
eial at oi ne legislature vas
necessary before the polling places
eould be combined.
he election III name three
sehool trustees and also decide
Il the preseni rate Of seven mills
ior school t1xes wln be continned.
TIE schools are asking ths voters
70 okay q continuance VI the seven.
NH rate which has been u effect
Cor The past two years.
he polling plaees-all In school
buildings-are:
Precincts !. 8. 9. .. a 0. and
io-Harris Sehool.
Preeinrts I. ,. 4. n. and H.
Hlgh School Annex.
Precincts n and iS-Polnciana
Sehool.
Precinct Issue Moore Schoal
Marsthon.
Precincts IL and l7-Coral Shores
School, Plansatinn KEY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

Sanitation Crew
To Get Uniforms

The tkree-maa eFew Il ths elty.s
nee earhagr trnrk vi be atfired
In spoiieas unilurms tam0rrow. 4
was announeed ~ CITY ManaesF
Victor Laae
ne crew 81 be issnsd glsam-
lng whlte trousers. sklrt ard cap.
They will have s.city senifatioa
nenaramsns' icsiered 80 - zach
I'D Ell BE- ehansed twice weekly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Council To Meet

TIE Kew West Safety coanen wll
meet wednesday. Nov. Is. 81 TIE
city Han. heetinw time h ID m
Al member and others interested
IN TIE Aurshersnce 81 SAFETY prae.
tires IN kes West are urged b.
afieaA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Fla. Supreme Court To
Rule On 1854 Election
County States
Long Weekend

TIE esgnfy esSgs hssss sna
- ssssfr s<hssls wiil %
sisss1 Ger o issr-dsy wssk ed
bssssss 81 TAsnkssivias osv.
rhs sfsisss wlii desc % 3
. ~. "wednesday sn6 Fs-epsa
o. , Q. n. AAsadsy. hssx. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
CIlilds Murder
StumpS Army
investigators
Haze OF Fear
Hangs Over Us.
Army Housing
Area In Japan

2ACAMEhARA. Japan un--Army
investigators said today hey we're
Eiumped 'ln TIE vicious slaying Il
TIE e-yearole daughter q an
Amsrieaa eoioasl.
Howsver. thsy saggesisd Ne IN.
&C. may have been someone ahs
knew and trusted.
Ths killiag lsii : hass of fear
ever tbs haze u. 8. Army housine
AREA. whieA usaally rang vita the
shoais and laughter q playing ehll-
aren.
FuneFal services win be held
Tuesday ior pretty. red-halred 50.
san Rothschild. whoss gaeTsd body
was foaad m q arainaRe ditrh
shortly afiU dark saturday b. her
father. Col jacquard ~ Roths-
ehild.
sts aaps avlasnss
Her face and neek Aad numer.
Gus bruises and scratches. Army
dociors rsporied aflsr an autopsy
bui there was ~ evidences q raps
o. aliempted RAPE"
Inyestigaiors fnr ne Arrays
Criminal investixsgion Dsvlsion
lCiDl. homexer, "a not dlnrouna
the posssbgisy Il a attempted ssx
crime b. Q Killer friehtsned away
before he eoald violais the ehlld
AZ Array Spokesman sad invss.
tlaaiors bad iound ~ clues 10 whas
tha Array termed q s'hrusal, vi.
eioaa murdsr" ard nat 4 was held.
lng 10 saspeets.
Usually 10 q ease lske thls, .
sad ere CID agent. yea soon
find some small tang a. o start.
lag Point n your Investigates. Bul
80 Tar IN this ease we must stlll
Ind tAal something
chiadrsa camflnmd
Meanwhile. frightsned psreuis d
tbs suhurhansype houslng dsvel.
cpmeni were eouveyims tneir ehsl.
drsn % snd irum schooi. makina
them stay ln6oors oF wifhin ths
eonhnes 81 tier eva yardn. A
ehildren's snaskhar hangsut. go.
tConainnea On Paas Twes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Allied NegOtiatOrs Approve
Russia AS Member OF Peace
Conference AS Participant
Dean Optimistie
But says Plans
Are Moving AZ
"a snail's Pace"

PANMuNJ0M R-Allied nego.
tialors today approved Russia -
q member Il me Korean peace
conference BIT a. . ''fnIl parties.
pant" On ne Communist SIDE Fath-
C. than . neutraL
Us. Ambassador Arthur Dean
again proposed tkat Russia attend
Tie meeting ~ . belligereni amer
|urging TIE Communists 10 explain
lthsir plan for nsutrals 10 attend
Ne eonlerenee--whiek be termed
Ia ''pig IN Q has"
"'feu wsni ne b huy Il without
beng able 10 examIne n" Dean
ted ne Reds IN q subcommittee
meeting On TIE eomposition and
sl1e Il . Korean peace eonferenee.
sThs Allied Red preliminary talks
are II tkeir fliik week.
hAssflna % wsFvins el6ss
Russian participation On The
Cemmnnisa side was apprvved b.
the IN. Aus. ~. whan 4 ADDICTED
is Plan Or ne rnnfsrencs = .
msstias e &c ia wsEring sidss
maays
he Reds have plumpsd Coz .
roand 4abls eonferemce. win non-
belii9arents attending
Dean. who represents TIE United
Nations which fought In Korea
tod newsmen ailer Monday's
meeting be was -sfM optimistic"
although he felt me talks were
moving a. q "xaan's pace"
He said he ted TIE Reds they
we're makina al arbitrary De.
mand" b. insisting CT nonbellieer.
ens participation without making
clear exactly what the added IA.
tions' roles wouid b.. TIE Connie
nists have propos@d that nonbei-
hgerenis attend Githoui q vote %
important matters. but have 70.
fused 10 30 into details On their
plans.
MY questions are very reason.
able." he said. "won't yoa please
study them and Fsplyf"
swiss Sect Alliss
Meanwhile. the Swedish member
q the Neutral Nations Repatria.
ton Commission sidea vita the Al.
he'd command In the view that al
oar prisoners who hsvent re.
turned % their homelands should
be released - civilians Jaa. a.
That Il the way read the ar.
mistice agreement. said Maj
Gen. Jan svenstrom. "'TheFe Is no
secret about 1.-THE disposItion Il
the prisoners will be 40 20 the
Indian Red cFoss and TIE MIRO. "
SvenstTOmt Inirrpretation--llke
that of the I'm. command-runa
IN variance 70 tat expressed b
Prime Mimister Jawaharial Nehru
q India. VIA has suggested that
ne prohlem be tosste bach 30 the
tConiinuea On Pags TwoD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

Muse received . 500 var bond
donated b. the Mallberg Chevrolet
Co. for his winning elfors whle
Miss Cato was presented vita q
is A9nd given b. Sweeungs Auto.
matte vending Service. Miss Allen
received . PaFkes pen and pencH
set.
Avss's winnins tslk wss re-
eeFdsd snd will be sssi 70 oFlsn-
% JsYess hssdQssrisss ses re
state sempsfisisn IN which Q eel.
les sshsisFship will As ne gsrss
prins. Z vin thsss wssid nasks
hin siigisas sss assisnsl eemps-
tContinusd 90 Pace TwoD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Speedy Action
Is Asked In
Interpretation
OF Constitution

TALLAHASSEE -TAs Fiorsaa
Ssprsms couu vss SSksd today
% rule whstAsr = eovsruor b
serve out tAs last tie years q
ths term a ths lac Coz Dan Nc.
Cary should b elected nsKi pear.
state Req. WIZARD Ayrss n ocsla
filed . pstitioa n re eours ehal
lengine ne ught II Secretary q
state \. A Gray - ave aeespled
ne papers ard iess e J. Bradley
Odham a. q candidate Cor ne De-
crate nominatioa irF goSernor n
the primary elsetoas q nsxt
spring.
Hs eonisnded nat under ne
eonstitutiou ~ electlon OR sovsr.
nor ahould b. condncted nexi pring.
He based his eonieniion % ne
claim that senate Presideni car.
icy Z. Johna IA entitled % serve
- acting eovernor for ne eom-
pletm mumwpirWd term a MrCarfx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23


Ayres sad ths aucstioa q whefh-
er thare h en- electiun Coz g0gernor
N 1854 h sueh . matier Il arsai
publle Importance tkat = tudicial
maarpretnilon Il TIE cunstltuftan
q Ne polnt masi d ehialnsd
~ speedily a. pcs8Iffs.
Re sd ~cnnlunnn Is ehass
- exiss IN ne Esxarnmsnf a
ne State of Fioridn Ard Il O.
minds e iAs eill1ans and taxpayer
ert. and III eoniinus % exlrl ungll
. tnaicial eomslFucfinn a. ne pro-
Tisions" q tha eeu1lllnllan relnllna
b saecsssian h - Rgvernor,s e.
Tee d obtained frum ne supreme
courl
Ayrss made 4 plain % nswsmea
esfoFs flllng kla pstitioa nat hs
was acting strictiy e hn oun.
i have 30 axes N grind. I only
wani MS qneation cleared 40 a.
sooa a. possible. he sad.
Ayrea sad he fidnt know whegh-
,er TIE supreme Csart would AZ.
espt his pstitioa a. legally proper.
bit he hoped 4 wtuld decide -
assume iurisdictioa b svold ne
ioxs q time that wouid result
ron bringing q suit In Circuit
Coart
west chsilsnss AvFss
me attorney grneFal's ollica,
uhich probably ell BE- ealled upoa
10 defend the secretary a state.
said 4 would CO ehallenes ths
methods b. which Ayres sseks -
set TIE question Answered.
II the eourf decides 20 arceut
lurtsdiction end Issue q wrii ue
win not disputs ne procedure. BIT
wtil seek b test TIE ease "a IA
inertia" Asst Atty. Gen. Howard
Bailey sad. Baley said BE- could
not spreak Cor odhsm who also
q named e. . defendanl IL ths
petition.
Baley said nat altkourk h a.
Atty. Gen. Richard EFvin hsd eos-
ferred uiih Ayrst prioF b ths H.
Continues On PAss Two1
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
They're Doing 1t
GENTLE BEES. n.y.

-BhEEDlNC LIN i LIZ b6E10. ny
brid bees that are gentle, slow to
swarm, resistant to disease and hard
working are being developed by the
Canadian department of agricul-
ture. Using Caucasion and Italian
bees the researchers develop pure
lines by close inbreeding through
artificial dissemination. Crosses are
then made to get the hybrids.
CURING CALF ScoURS with a
new drug combination which in
cludes streptomycin, kaolin, hy-
drafted alumina powder and pectin.
Cause of scours is believed to be a
virus.
MAKING KETOSIS NEEDY
from secretion of adrenal glands.
The new produnct, called adren-
omone, was developed by Marylind
Experiment Station. Ketosis of
dairy cows hits soon after calving,
causes loss of weight, off-flavor in
milk.
-RIPENING OATS with chemical.
Illinois scientists sprayed oats with
sodium cyanimid when grain tested
| 40 to AZ per cent moisture. In three
| days weeds were dead and oats
uniformly ripened so field could be
combined wit h out windrowing.
Chemical did not show up in grain.
Using II pounds of IS per cent
sodium cyanimid in Is gallons of
| water per acre, scientists estimated
cost at $3.50 per acre.
PREVENTING oILAGE of
high moisture-contentg grain and hay
with TOP, volatile fungicide that
keeps heat producing organisms
from getting started. Cornell scien-
lists report excellent results when
or pounds of TOP added to ton
of grain or 10 pounds per ton of
hay with 40 per cent moisture.
Treatment is still expensive, as TCP
costs so to SIS cents pound.
TREATING CHICKENS infected
with chronic respiratory disease
with injections of terramycin. In
tests, injections of the drug have
both cured birds that were i'll and
prevented birds exposed to the
disease from contracting it.
CURING SICK ANIMALS by
adding antibiotics to water and feed
instead of injecting them. Water
and feed treatment has been found
to be effective in treating such di-
seases as shipping fever, infectious
scours, overeating disease of sheep
swine enteritis and vibrionic dysen-
terry of swine.
MAKING PLASTICS from surplus
animal fats. The new process de-
veloped by the USDA may afford q
profitable outlet for the nations
surplus animal fats which amounted
to more than 700 million pounds ir
1852. Specially treated fats ano
oils are used in making such pro.
ducts as garden hose, floor tile
Grapes, tablecloths and upholstery
material.
PRODUCING LEAN WITH FAT
Leaner pork can be produced wher
pigs are fed adequate quantities O.
animal fat in connection with pro-
tein supplement, it has been founc
IN studies at the University of Mis-
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
Oliver Farm
Equipment
GREAT FAILS
MONTANA
BILLINGS

Serving North Central,
Central Eastern and
Southern Montana ond
N orth ern Wyoming
through the following
dealers:
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15


Southern Montana ond
Northern Wyoming
through the following
dealers:
MONTANA
Boxer ---..---.--Rondosh Motors
Belgrade, GoIIotin Service Co.,
Inc.
Big Sandy .-.Prott & Svenn, Inc.
Big Timber Formers Service
Association
Billings, Doyle S. Potts, Inc.
Boyd .R. S. Wilson
Chester -NorthWes Farm
Supply
Choteou Hanson Bros. Garage
Circle Circle Service Shop
Columbus, Automotive Service
Conrod. Kellogg implement Co.
Cut Bonk. Glacier Motor Co.
Denton,--Bob's 0oroge
Dutton --.-..--Curtis Auto g.
implement Co.
East Helene, Helena Form
Supply
Forsyth. Johnson Chevrolet Co.
Fort Benton ..Foy Adams
implement Co.
Glasgow. Pottison implement
Motor Co.
GIendive, Konpschror lmple-
ment Co.
Greet Falls General Truck g.
Troctor Co.
Horizon Service Garage
How're Home implement Co.
Hobson-.--CoWon Bros.
Motto Malta Farm
Equipment Co.
Miles City Miles City
Motor Co.
Sidney Tofte Implement Co.
Townsend Ross implement g.
Electric Co.
Wiboux City Service Garage
WYOMING
Bosin Big Horn Coop
Marketing Association
Gillette Wagner Implement Co.
Lowell -----.Bie Horn Coop
| Marketing Association
Powell ------ Big Horn Coop
| Marketing Association
Riverton. Hursh Implement Co.
Sheridan Sheridan Motor Co.
| Worlond Wyoming Pure Seed
| Growers, Inc.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02
White Named To Council Filling Metzgar's Term

Wilton White has been named to fill the vacancy on the city council. Members of the council unanimously ap- proved the move.
 The position filled by White was created by the resignation of c. H. Bud" Metzgar. White is manager of Kodiak Motors and is serving his fourth year as president of the Kodiak Electric Associa- tion board.
 The water and sewer plans for the housing project were viewed and approved during a special council meeting Thursday afternoon.
 Bert Hyde, Alaska Public Works engineer presented the plans to the council for ap- proval, They were drawn by Hubbell and Waller Engineer ing Corp, of Seattle, Bob He'd loff, city clerk said.
 An advertisement for bids will be made public soon, He'd loff said.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02
Rotary Playground Opening Tuesday

The formal dedication of the Rotary Playground on Mission Road will begin at 1:3O pm Tuesday. The local club has invited the public to the cere- mony.
 Refreshments will be pro- vided for the children. Rank ing officers at Kodiak Naval Station have been invited to attend the dedication.
 Jules Radinsky, resident of KNS and member of the club, will act as master of cere- monies. The school children will be permitted to attend the event. Transportation from town to the playground is be- ing provided.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02
Tan ma Ice Goes Wednesday 3::54

Fairbanks (P) The Tan ana river ice broke at 3:54 pm Wednesday afternoon, to give a large number of persons shares in an estimated $100, 900 kitty.
 The winners included six in- dividual ticket holders and six pools.
 They were the Eleven Hope fuls and Kathleen BarrickloW of Juneau; Randy Williams, Ketchikan; Florence Ranier and three pools of Anchorage, three persons and two pools, Fairbanks.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02
Hospital Holds Open Ouse

Open house will be held be- tween the hours of 3 and 5 pm at Griffin Memorial Hospital next Saturday.
 The annual hospital day tea will be held at that time, and visitors may inspect the hos pital.
 Hospital day is a nationwide celebration of the bithday of Florence Nightingale.
 Selected to preside at next Saturdays tea are Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, Mrs. Her. bert Norris, Mrs. John Spring hill and Mrs. Henry Neseth.
 Members of the nurses aide corps will escort visitors through the hospital.