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Evening star., 1953-04-24
Chase Along Street
Rounds Up Possum
For Dinner Table

This is the story of a possum
which isn't going to play the
part any more.
The animal, about a foot and
a half long and weighing some
10 pounds, was caught in the
city last night and today is due
for the dinner table of Mrs.
Bernice Hamilton, 20, colored,
OF GA Third street NV.
She and her husband Curtis.
81, and friend. Herbert Mathis,
38, were coming out of Mr..
Mathis house at 300 Thirteenth
street NE, shortly before mid
night, when there stood the
opoSSum on the sidewalk.
Mrs. Hamilton chased it about
a block and made a successful
grab.
Having enjoyed opossum in
her home town of Fairfax, S. c.,
she said:
I'm going to take this home
and bake it with sweet pota-
toes. They're also real good
barbecued like chicken"
Evening star., 1953-04-24

Everywhere you 60 in
homes, in club meetings, all
around town you hear
people say: "Who'd a
thought you could buy a
Packard Clipper for as little
as that?"
Who would have, at that!
For this news-making car is
Evening star., 1953-04-24
Newcomer Will PIoy
Keith in 'Mutiny'
BY the Associatsd Press

HOLLYWOOD, April "a
A postman's son who has never
appeared in a movie or a play
gets the central role of Willie
Keith in "The Caine Mutiny." I"
Producer Stanley Kramer
signed a contract yesterday with
Robert Francis, %, an ex-soldier
from nearby Pasadena. to appear
in the film version of the Her.
man Wouk novel.
Mr.. Francis had several weeks
OF dramatic lessons before serv-
ing in the Army. His father is
a poStman In nearby San Marino.
Evening star., 1953-04-24

Arena at yes
terday'S matt
nee.
Blond Kitty
Oriol, 20. from
Denmark, was
saved from
f a ! ] / n G
through the
presence OF
mind of Ma
thias CoronaS,
D erform e r
with a high
wire act. He
scrambled up
Evening star., 1953-04-24
Circus Tropeze Starts Rescued
As She Foints High Over Crowd

A pretty young trapeze star
blacked out while performing
65-foot above the crowd in Uline
Evening star., 1953-04-24

q narrow rope n''' ~O
ladder and brought her down to
safety as the 5,400 persons pres
ent at the matinee watched
anXiouSly. !
Although she wanted to go on
again last night, Miss Carol was
not permitted to do so. but she
was to appear at today's per-
formances.
Perform on High Ropes.
The sequence of events which
reached the unexpected but dra-
matte climax appears to have
been this;
Miss Oriol and her husband
Dave, are in an act billed as LES
Oriols'" in which about 10 other
girls and the principals, while
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
Help Wanted

DELIVERY NAN. Mus, have driv.
ers license and know city veil
Gulfstream Food Store, lioS White
81. sept22 Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
MANY REALTY

lcoatinusd FrOn PAGE Eighth
bsvisss have also sold Cor sIe..
80 anofhsF lei In Palm Island.
Win psivaas deck. Another lot
ed BY The Dsvlsss a The same
pEiea went 40 MF. and Mra. Ar.
@ur Basiew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Rodriguez
lave sold 10 Josephine Garcia.
widow. for t4.40o. . Key West
parcel Of land 90 United and
Packer Streets.
Harold pindeF has sold for S..
900 10 DR.. and Mrs Harry Bern
stain. . lot in Marathon Beach
subdivision.
Mr. and Mrs. John z Milczarek
have sold 30 Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
Gore l. Morgan. 1i2i George
Street. Key West. for $4,000. a
lot and improvements In Key
WnsE.
The Trustees ~ the Internal
Improvement Fund have sold 10
ehe Florida Keys Electric Cooper.
alive Association for sf70, more
tha ntwo acres Of bay bottom
IN Boot Key Harbor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
s---Apartmenls For Rent

BEDROOM apis. Furnished. Al
utilities supplied. Sea Isle Court,
sis Windsor Lane sepu-ti
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

BRING US your bicycle. We can
put IL In top shape for school
opening. All makes American and
English bikes repaired Overseas
Cycle Store. 1890 Eaton ST.
Phone 2-60i6 augz2-u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

SEEKING 2 bedroom unfurnished
APT. OF house. Nice section. No
children or pets. Please Call 20TS
sept2a Stu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
he LIKES A CHANGE

MALONE, n. J.. W-Ead Gar.
eaau transferred from this north
eHn New Vera eity's police depart.
neat 10 the fire department BE-
cause he bought he could BE- more
msefui.
Tuesday night he jolned firemen
sr his first tour AZ duty. Presto.
10 answered Q fire alarm.
6ix years ago. Carcass. who Il
-. swspped fiFemsn's gsrb Cor the
hlme of the police force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
'6-wanled To Rens

NAVAL Officer. wife and two ehil
dren seek 2 bedroom unfuFuished
home. Phone avis. SeptZ3 q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

USED Truck and passenger ear
tires - New reeaps. ell sixes.
Dicks Tire Service. 90 Truman.
augi-ti
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

A FINE tract Of land on Planta.
ton Key. located between lsla.
morada and Tavernier. II Is called
The FlShermen's Paradise 81 the
Florida Keys. and located above
Plantation Key Yacht Club. The
property consists Of "a acres. plus.
The north side consists Of IL hun.
bred feet of water front on the
Bay Of Florida. There Is q creek
from the bay which extends
through the east side q property
and empties into . large lake
This lake borders the " ole width
Of the property on the ruth side.
The west Ia bordered ~ section
line number Five. whi-d egins on
Overseas Highway ana tends 20
water front Of Bay Of Tida. In.
lerested7 See Vim. { Camera,
owner. Red Lion Taxi g. Greene
and Duval SITS. Phone 2s4S0 or
Call Mrs. Vim. Camera al ketch-
ings Electric Co. Phone 2.76ss.
sepi26- itx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES

~ TMm cImcUlT coURT % TTsT
% rmm aTATn ~ rIonsna ~
AMD gon moNnon cousTT. ~
We. ss-aeg
~. CURRY HARRIS ana YoI.ANDa
D. HARRIS. he wifa
va suET TO auTKT TaTtg
MARIA Ma nELLBon0. 81 ale,
NoTBcw ny PUmsrcsT ssesa"'s
Residence h nnknawn IN aitvs.
and n dead, 90 her unknown
heirs. devtseea. lsHatees or
mranteeas
The Unknown spouse az the
SAID Maria ~. a HsilhaFR, IN
she u alive and married,
who residence II unknown.
Anna q. G. Tnakson ana Cart
Nnmhmon. her husband, whoma
residence Il unk noWn " alive.
and u dead. % thsir unknown
helrs, dextnesas le9atsen or
mrAnteaal
Elisa g 2. Iardams ana VIII
heln Jordanm. heF husband,
hose reHtasnce IL unkDpwn
unhnown heirs. deviaaea, la-
matsss or mranteess
Auguata a. c Welihorw.
whose residence IL unknown
~ alive. and N dead, 90 her
unkneNn heirs. deviaeHa, ls-
matees 90 grantees
70. vnknown Spouse q the
~ she n alive and mmrrteA.
whose residence IL unknoWn.
Carl O Heilborw, whose reni.
aanc@ fn unknDwn III alive.
and " dead. 90 bis unknown
heirs. eevisesa. ie9atees. OF
mranteeas
The unknown Spouse Of the
said Car q MeliborG, N no tm
alive and married. whose res.
tdsncs is uaknowni
OmhnF w. ffellhorm. whose
Festdsncsia unknown 10 alive.
and u dead. % bis unkh0wa
heirs dexiseea keMatses. OF
@Fantesas
~. ~: S o.sss n s Is.''s., q u;
he IL alive ana married.
whose rSsidsnes Is uaknewa:
Alida y. G. RydqvIst. whose
Fealdanee u unk noNn u alive.
ana ~ dead. 60 her unknown
heirs. aevtases. tsmatsea. OF
mrantssa.
Ths unknown spouse % the
said Aida y. &. Rydavist. N
whose rssiasaes l. uakae~s:
Charles Theodore Rydavlst,
whose residence 10 unk nown
~ alive. aud ~ dead, % hts
unknoNn heirs, dsviaaea, le-
9atsss. OF Grantssa.
The Unkncwn Spouse Of the
said Charles Theoaore Ryda-
visit, " Ne - alive ana MARI
RED, whose residence 10 ua-
kn0wns
Harris EdwIn RyaaxIst.
wh0ae residence u unknown
n alive. and ~ deaf. 60 his
unknown heirs. aaviaaaa, 10.
mmteeas OF grantees,
said Harris Edwtn RydQwlst,
~ he tw alive ard married,
whose residence 10 unknowR.
Anna g. Ryaqviss. whose res
tdeuce - unkmown NJ alive,
and u dead. 60 her unknowu
heirs. dsvtmesa. leMats@a. or
mrAnteems
SAID AnnA 4. RyaaVist, II she
u alive ana married. whose
residence is unhnowRs
Thomas Ramer, Ir. whose
residence o. unknown. ~ alive.
and II dead, 10 bis unkHowa
hsira asvimeea. lsgatses. OF
grantees.
eAid Thomas Romef 1r. n he
is alive ana married. whose
residence ts ankaown;
Mere viekeFa whose real.
esnce 10 unknown. 70 alive.
ana ~ dead. 90 her unkaown
hetrs aeNiaesa. iseAtesa OF
mrantesai
TIE Unknown spouse 90 the
said NuFA Ntckera. ~ nhs tn
alive and married. whose real-
dNmee II unknowms
Isabella FaTFinHton. whose
residence Il unkmoWm. 40
alive. and tf dead. 20 her IA
hnown heirs. dextaeeas le9a-
taeA 90 GfAnteea.
The uuknown spouse 81 the
aaid faahella rnrFfnetan. "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

FOR lower Keys property, phone
Summerland Key 2 or write Hud-
gins. owner. SummsFiand Key.
p. o. jly2o-mon-wedsat-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
38-Aulomobiles For Sale

'ls CHEVROLET Sedan. Deluxe
Fleetline. New paint, tires and
seat covers. Al condition. See al
Gate Restaurant, after 430 PM.
sept24-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

DESIRE 2 OF ) bedroom unfur
nished home. Preferably with
porch. For year round rental
win sign lease for ? years Call
z 51ss. sept2t3t
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-06
Lightning Hits
Cleland AmstutZ
Barn Near Pandora

A bolt of lightning in Saturday
evenings electrical storm set fire
to the barn on the Cleland Amstutz
farm on College road, a half mile
south of Pandora resulting in dam
age estimated at about $4,000.
The blaze occurred at pm, and
despite the fact that fire fighters
from both Pandora and Columbus
Grove answered the call and stub
bornly battled the blaze, the barn
was completely destroyed.
Earlier in the evening lightning
also set aflame a large barn on the
Otis Craig farm, just east of Hume
Loss at the Craig fire was estimated
at $65,000.
The electrical storm brought a
heavy rainfall for the entire area,
and relief from the heat which sent
the mercury up to SO degrees earlier
in the day. BY s pm. the tempera-
ture had tumbled to ia degrees.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-06

Invitations are out for the annual
o. E. S. family picnic of Bluffton
Chapter which will be held at the
Clay Henderson home in Bluffton
Friday evening at $50. Several
members reside in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Neuensch-
wander left their home in Eaton
town, N. j., Thursday for Ohio and
KY. Arthur will be showing cattle
in the two states for Shadow Isle
Farms of Red Bank, N. j., during
the month of August while his wife
visits her parents in Dublin and his
parents the Isaac Neuenschwanders.
Mrs. Neuenschwander plans to
spend a part of this week with her
husband at the Angus Show in
Kentucky.
Gary Spallinger has returned to
his home near Lafayette after
spending the past two weeks with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Lentz.
Mrs. Faye Reigle, Mrs. Mildred
Lantz, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Meter
and Mrs. Wava Amstutz of the
Friendly Neighbor's Club are spend
ing a week at Camp Palmer near
Fayette. The, handwork project for
this year is: basket weaving, table
decorations and corsages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Algire snd Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Algire and family of
Rockport and Mrs. Florence Roberts
and Mrs. Hannah Trice of Columbus
Grove attended the sixtieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dekin which was held at the Ottawa
River Christian church near Rimer
Sunday. The Degins are an uncle
and aunt of Mrs. Lentz.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-06
ROckpOrt

James. Alderman has returned tt
his home near Youngstown, aftel
spending several weeks with hi
grandmother Mrs. Irene Cupp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wells anc
family attended the Well-Makin fam
lily reunion at West Mansfield, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Basingel
and son Douglas of Paulding anC
Richard Wayne Bucher were Sun
day afternoon guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Isaac Neuenschwander anc
son, John.
Randy Reagan, who spent the
past week with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Campbell, re
turned to his home in Dayton Mon
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Delmer Reagan who had just re,
turned from a trip to Alabama.
Mrs. Millen Geiger of Blufftor
and her daughter, Mrs. Franklin
Farnsworth and daughters of Po.
mona, Calf, were Saturday evening
callers in the Orlo Marshall home
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnett
and daughter, Jayne were week end
guests of friends in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Irene Cupp and her mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Riser of Blufftor
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Richardson of Rudolph. Mrs
Riser remained there for visit
with her daughter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Neuensch-
wander, J. c. Begg and Emory
Basinger were among those from
here who attended the program and
barbecue of the Ohio Cattle Breed
ers Association which was held at
the Hardin County fair grounds in
Kenton last Thursday.
An item we missed last week was
the open house held by the Midwest
Electric Inc, to show their new
headquarters that has just been
completed and opened to the public
near st. Marys. Among the inter
ested visitors were Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
o. Cupp, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Althaus and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Althaus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnett and
family of Wooster who are guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Marshall, spent couple of days
the past week with Mr.. Barnett's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Barnett
near Toledo then drove on to De
troit and points in southern Canada
for a few days vacation, returning
here Friday night.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-06
'53 Employment
Is Up In Ohio

Employment in Ohio during the
month of May was five per cent high
er than in May of 1862, it was re-
ported this week by the Ohio State
University Bureau of Business Re-
search.
Total payrolls showed a Is per cent
increase over the May 1852 level.
May average weekly earnings and
the change from the previous month
in several large cities follow:
Cincinnati, $69.36, up / per cent;
Cleveland, $S1.S7, down fractionally;
Columbus, $65.67, down fractionally;
Dayton, $S2.36, down slightly; Toledo,
S79.37, up fractionally; Youngstown,
5000, down fractionally.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-06
Sales Tax Revenue
Sets New Record

Some new highs were recorded in
Ohio retail sales tax collections fo1
the week ending July Is, 1853, over
the corresponding period of a year
ago, and a record-breaking total for
the fiscal year, ending June 80, were
reported this week by Roger w
Tracy, treasurer of state.
The sales tax figures, generally
considered good index to the volume
of retail business, showed tax collec-
tions for the week ending July Is to
be approximately 100000 over the
same week last year.
Collections for the fiscal year end
ing July Is, 1853 totaled S7,825,667
as compared with $7,022, 2,54S.58 for
the same period of 1852.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-06
AS CLEAR AS MILK

Note found by a milkman in a
bottle:
Dear Milkman-We want milk
like this: Today we want milk. To-
morrow we don't. And the next day
will be just Ike the day before and
the day after tomorrow"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-06

Pyrethrum compounds used at har-
vest prevent weevil damage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
XII Officers
Vices Plan For
Fashion ShOsU

The Officers Wives Club Of TX.
II held their monthly business
meeting at the Seaplane Base Pool
recently.
Mrs. James A. Flenner was the
hostess end provided the members
with fresh donuts, coffee cake, coke
and root beer. The Chairman, Mrs.
.. Relieved. called the meeting
% order and introduced The new
members VINO are Mrs. J. r. Allen
and Mrs. ID. A. Renx. The Advisory
Board representative. Mrs J. q
Bllnkhorn, gave her last report and
viii turn ever her responsibilities %
Mrs B. q. Powell who also has
been elected as the new Treasurer
Of the Fort Taylor Advisory Board.
As XII Officers Wives Club
VIII be he hoslesses 10 the Fort
Taylor Luncheon October z. many
plans we're discussed In preparing
suitable entertainment ard an ap.
peaiing menu, Il vas DECIDED %
feature q fashion show with Mrs.
Vim. N. McCloskey In charge Of
with the Mar.Ed
Dress Shop as the sponsor. Further
details will Be announced later.
After eli business matters were St
tended to the meeting was adjourn
ed on ; pleasant morning set %
gether.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
MIAMI MAN Is SAVED

Continued from Page Onel
an Air Force Public Information
Officer during World War II. He
stated that he still didn't know
what happened. but considered
himself lucky 10 have walked
away" from the crash.
Al the airstrlp. the members Of
the Marathon Volunteer Fire De-
paFtment were found watering
down the gasoline soaked wrecknge
area. Fire Chief n. o. Bushea,
Asst. Chief Don FOX and Hans
Schwall responded 60 the accident
alarm. The plane. no. NC $3.50,
was found to have the front sec.
ton almost entirely demolished.
The greater portion 81 both ends
Of the wooden propeller was torn
off. The monoplape's front right
wheel vas ripped completely from
its socket. The right wind section
was completely damaged. A seat
cushion. glass and parts from the
stove IN cabins interior were
sirewn about the wrecked aircraft.
The Billy Parrish Gulf Service
Wrecker crew was under insiruc.
tons not 10 haul the aircraft away
until the arrival Of q Ciyii Aero
naulies Authority inspector.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK m - The atoek
market Ioafed along n . steady
manner today aater ils thFee-day
recess ever Labor Day.
Prices moved small fractions
either way with the emphasis %
gamers. Trading YES moderate.
Divisions standing mostly higher
included railroads, mtiiitiess oils.
eoppers, cir lines, aircrafls. rub
bers, and distIllers. Osher sections
we're steady or narrowly mixed.
Higher stocks included New York
Central, American Telephone. Us
Steel. Goodyear, Phelps Dodge.
WESTINGHOUSE Electric. and Penn
sylvania Railroad. Lower were
America Can. Southern Railway,
General Motors. and International
Paper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
CHEF JUSTICE yTNsON

tConsinned FROM Page onel
ha1 officially recessed. % weigh
a last-minuie stay q exocutiou
granted ~ Justic~ wnaam o.
Doaglas- TIE eourt swepE asi0<
the say q June 10 ard the Rosen-
berRs we're executed that night
In q formal upmian issued later
Vinson said Douglas had the power
10 issue the stay. but Be defended
TIE c0art's aetion b setting Il aside
and said the body Ind acted prop
|erly IN meeting N prompt special
session.
vinson's slevatsnm b the Nigh
Court seven years ESQ capped .
public career that Inclu6ed service
An all three branches of the govern
Iment. He vas secretary ol ths
treasury before beng named chief
justice.
During World war II he was
appointed by hormer President
Frankiia d. Roosevelt 10 head in
turn The Office q Economic Stabil-
lzation. The Federal Loan Admins.
tration and thu Office q War Mo-
hDization.
As chairman oe o house ways
and means subcommittee be cham
|pioned the 1895 revenue act which
|contained Q controversial provision
on undistributed profits.
Vinson liked % say he was born
in jail" on Jan. =. is9o-hls faith
|er vas The jailer AZ Louisa, KY.
and the family lived In the front
part q The Jan.
n his youth vlnson played col
llege baseball a. q shortst0p and
was good enough 20 win a berth
later On q seTnl.rr0 club. Tie al.
ways retained his love Of the sport.
Besides bis wife and Fred Jr.,
me II survived by another son.
James n. vtnson. . grandson,
James r. vinson Jr.. and q sister,
Mlss Lou Vinson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

fCuntsune0 From Ra2e Ouet
doned machines. WRECKED Or ether.
wise. They had al been moved
underground"
The Psiplng broadcast desfrsbed
mlle-long tunnels dug into North
Korean mountains. u said . tex-
tile factory employing LOO work-
ers, q modern printing plant win
I 30 workers and hundreds q oth-
or factories Operated wholly under
ground.
can were powered. lighted and
ventilated BY Korea's electricity
the broadcast said
II added shaf - q 1looo-seat
theater dug deep under Maranbun
Hin IN Pyongyana. people could
hear eoncerts ~ q aymphony or
chestra and q 1ee-vuice ehosr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Thrift Shop Is
NOsC Open 1sUO
Days Each Week

neeinnIng his week, the Navy
Relief socletys Thrift Shop. loca.
ted topside the Commissnry Store
win b. open lor sales two days
each week.
Each Tuesday during the hours
from , q. m. 10 IL MON and each
Thursday curing the hours from
q. n. % 5 D. m. an enlisted men
and officers Through the grade d
Lieutenant. junior grade. and de.
FendenlA 81 these servicemen, are
invited 10 visit The Thrift Sh0p and
make purchases or simply lock the
merchandise ever. The only ldenii.
flcation necessary % permit yDu d
make purchases Is your |. D. card
o. sterilization pass.
On each shopping DAY mary new
articles are displayed Tor sale. An
articles On sale at the shrp have
been usea, bus are IL good and
soIvlceahle condition.
There vii BE- two volunteer sales.
ladies % assist you and answer anv
questions with reference 10 the
shop and is activities.
Layeltcs sor babies barn % ser.
vicemen n the three lowest nav
grades are given. upoa request Nv
the parent. 30 The babies an the
day they leave the hospital. IN.
cure 81 TIE 1hrift shop. TIE u 81
Naval Hospital or TIE Chaplein's
office for application blanks fsr :
layette Fiit from the Thrifl Shop
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
The WEATE +

Key west ard vleinlly: PARTY
|elo0ay 10 occasionally elsudy vii
scattered showers today becoming
parity eioody With widely scatter
ed showers Wednesday. Idftls
change IN temperatures. Light q
moderate variable. mostly eastaxly
winds through Wednesday.
Florida: Gensrally fair IN ehe
north porsion through Wednesday.
Partly cloudy 10 occasionally
eloudy in the south porti1n- seat
tered showers in the south portinn
today becoming widely scattered
on Wednesday. Continued mid.
Jacksonville through The Flurida
Straits and TIE East Gulf q
Mexico: Moderate northeastsrly
winds In the north poFtion and
gentle 20 moderate variable most
ly s0utheasterly 30 easterly winds
IN the south portion through We'd
nesday. Partly cloudy 10 occasion
ally cloudy In the south and central
portions with scattered showers
today. Parity cloudy with widely
scattered showers IN the soufhern
portions on Wednesday. Generally
fair In the north.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
northeasleriy 10 easterly winds
through Wednesday. Partly cloudy
weather with local showers and
thundeFsh0wers.
Weather Summary f0r TIE Trupa'
cal Atlantic, TIE Caribbean Sea
and the Eastern Gulf Of Mexico:
There Il "a easteriy wave ovel
the eastern Caribbean which i
causing very heavy rains. High
est winds IN Il are sofss miles 20
hour In squalls. Otherwise eondk
tiens are relatively stable.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
TWO MEN HELD ON

tContinned Frum paee onel
Station When Walker arrived
there. the man had again disap.
p~~r~&. TAe state troopsr SAID
that the man apparently hac
changed clothes.
Walker repots thas IRE swr
jailed Navy nen win be tried he.
fore Justice Of the Peace n 10
zetterower az 2 pm. Friday. Sep.
tember n. A warrant for ths
theft q the auto b being issues
hy JackCronk. Walker Is work.
ing with Navy authorities % an,
prehend the third nan. state
Trooper Jack Cline took the ar.
rested men % Key West jaiL