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The Nome nugget., 1953-12-09
PAKISTAN'S POSITION
Christian Science Monitor

Americans have suddenly become conscious of Pakistan That promising state in the Middle East now indicates it would be willing to offer the United States the use of it's bases in return for American mill tary aid
 teresed person the significance of this development For Pakistan bases would lie closer to the heart of the Soviet Union than any at present available to the Uni ted States And that very fact pleasing it may be to the military strategiss is diplomatic first cousin to atom bomb.
 Americans have only to imagine the Russians ac- Quirng military bases in Mexico to understand how such move of United States power into Pakistan would be received in Moscow-and New Delhi.
 If Pakistan-a friendly, moderate, and courageous fundamentally needs to defend itself against possible Soviet aggression then American help be justified-though the US cannot the whole world But there other of the world where the danger of military aggression Gas distinct from political in- tration seems considerably greater Under the crcum stances it would seem that any aid to Pakistan should be severely limited.
 We would approve legitimate strengthening of the sturdy Moslem state and it's ntegration into Middle East defenses but would point out that the political aspects of defense in that at least important as the military The defecon of India from the free world would than offset any strategic gain from a mtary strengthened Pakistan. Hence the impor- tance of carrying out the latter aim in such way that India may be fully treasured to both American and Pakstani intentions.
 The average citizen hears lot more about budget reduction at election time than he does when his tax bills are due San Diego Union.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-09
PALMER MAN TO HEAD ALASKA SOIL CONSERVATION

WASHINGTON, LR--Charles w. Wilson of Palmer has been desig- mated by the Agriculture Depart ment to head soil conservation service work in Alaska.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

famous senator AS huge joke.
l think on my discussion less
than a week ago with an English
man who stated quite seriously
that he was firm believer in I'm
perialism.
He was convinced that the
British are the best people on the
face of the earth and that God
put them here TO govern other
people.
l think ON the fate of recent
monarchs in places like Yogo-
slavia, Portugal, Rumania. Italy,
Egypt, and wonder whether in
view of Queen Elizabeth's youth,
there will ever be another such
ceremony in Britain.
think OF the conspicuous alb
sence OF Kwame Nkrumah, prime
minister of Gold Coast, and ask
myself why?
think Of DIR, Daniel Malan OF
the Union OF South Africa. ! think
OF his being there in the Abbey
among men like Pandit Nehru,
and others. My thought begins to
take destructive turn when /
remember the song sung by
Americas colored Marie Bryant
entitled, Don't Malign Malan. !"
These are some Of the thoughts
that occupy my mind when the
announcement comes that we are
to proceed to the Great Hail In
the House OF Commons for some
refreshments.
The time is now after 3 y. m.
After being in the Abbey sine
around 7 a. m, the promise Of re-
frcshments is most welcome. The
crowd Is thick in the hall. Judges
and Admirals, Generals and Mar
Shals mix with the crowd in the
search for something TO satisfy
hunger and queneh thirst. After
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
ST. Paul To Hold
Cage lnvifofionoI
Next December

intercollegiate basketball, holi-
day tournament style-will move
over into the Saint Paul auditor
ium during the Christmas holi-
days with eight schools battling
for the first annual Saint Paul In
vitational Collegiate cage crown,
Three Twin Cities colleges, st.
Thomas, Manchester and Augs-
burg, will be hosts The schools
are working in cooperation with
the Sports and Attractions COM
mittee of the Saint Paul Associa-
ton of Commerce. The dates are
December 20, 30, 81.
The host schools already have
accepted invitations and five
others. some of the strongest COL
lege cage powers in the midwest,
will be inviated to complete the
field. It was also learned that
there is good possibility that Ten
nesee A and l. the champion Ne
gro cage team may take part in
the tournament.
The tournament will follow the
championship and consolation pat
tern, assuring each school of play
ing at least two games. There
will be four games on each Of the
first two nights and third place,
consolation championship and
championship on the final night.
The tournament will place st.
Paul among many other metro
politan and college areas which
hold holiday invitationals, thus
Frightening a usually dull per-
iod during the sports season.
Feelers have been extended
nearly a dozen colleges, all well
known basketball powers in the
college field, and several already
have indicated a desire to COM
pete in the tournament.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
British Colony
News Men Kept
In The Durk
by SAM NORRIS

London 49, tANPl When /
think about the Coronation OF
Queen Elizabeth II think about
the diplomacy which lies behind
the inviting OF 20 journalists, key
men, from the colonies. This dip
lomacy which arranges conducted
tours for such men thus prevent
Ing them from associating with
their own kith and kin in London.
and hearing from them what the
true situation is,
These men not only had TO fol-
low q plan arranged for them by
the Colonial Office but their dis
patches about the coronation had
TO be sent through the Colonial
office news service and limited to
about 500 words.
think on what might happen
II at this time there Is a serious
rift between Britain and the USA.
SO far there is none despite the
presence in the United States OF
Senator Joseph Mccarthy. The
British people have u strong
sense OF humor and enjoy this
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Aboy, Breffon, coviIon, Other Fighter,

Johnny Bratton
Gavian for the welteregh championship
impressive scrap from Danny (ang
for a
Wooer as You may remember recently upset Gaven
none bout Brattons victory surprise boxing
rams because he punches hard and
out has no punch His victory Gavan
er he nor the Kid took punishment affair.
Ga,ilan took speed Of
Milan Italy and easily while getting quite leg workout
He made there doubt however
~ appears that Luther Rawlings when not
right for himself Fighting Beach Fla he made an
excellent showing in holding joe Brown draw
he ever takes fighting seriously Rawlings top
You Il was buried among
results or ignored by The daes but former lightweight
IKE "hhes reached bottom In Trenton ~ j. Fighting
ed George Johnson Ike eighth
round This probably should be the
now being spoiled by horrible fights with nondescrpt
hope this time that Ike is not too to quit
The International Boxing summer fights
Wednesday television IL did year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
At The Ringside
ryrpin WIN Meet olson For MiddIeweIpht lille

Turpn England the British version Of
worlds mddewegh championship by easily although not
gssyey oupontng Charles Innz Of France in Is round bout
people London
result Of this victory TurpIn win face the winner Of
(Bobo) and Paddy Young In
square York. for the undsPuted 100
pound title
cutie with fairly good punch He does not get hurt
ring surprisingly strong He not too interesting 10
watch but he does put a good fight
Young failing brnwler who likes 10 mix
enjoy style very often his fights
tagged early recperang and usually
back to win He is type who hard to whip because he
gives
A. ringsder however, has just n bit too
Paddy. win outlook Paddy
vii enable him TO withstand Youngs
HES a bouts and decision.
This win make Olson Turpns foe the showdown sepem
Speaking Turpn better than
Humezudging what of the battf
he In to whip Olson
appears Turpn probably
Inactivity He had fought
the fans must remember that throughout his Tun has
only fights that have lasted
Both with Sugar Robinson the championship
the surprising Sugar strength
ing power In the kayoed by Sugar
should be much better the championship
which finally win bring Robinson iddeweght
honors
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

hour upon hour of viewing the
spectacle that Is the Coronation.
In this hall I come into close
contact with the overseas per-
sons who were separated from me
in the Abbey. / see the Jamaican
leader. william A, Bustamante,
Messrs. Bradshaw and Bird, legis-
lators from the Leeward Islands.
Messrs. Merryshow and Shilling
ford of the windwards, Mr., X.
Menon, uN representative for his
country, There are number of
Africans to whom I could not
speak because of lack of time.
think these same men who
today are feted and honored by
Englishmen will II they forget
their places on their return to
their own homes. sooner or later
come into contact or even clash
with security forces"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

liquor distributors in the Twin
Cities to over 500 Twin Citans
has been answered for the other
hundreds OF persons who want
them.
A new shipment of the Ira
yeiguides arrived this week
and are In the process Of dis
tributlon TO the retail liquor
stores which sell Old Charter,
said TO be Kentucky's finest
straight bourbon. (advt.)
The Travelguide Is a handsome
los page booklet with list of the
hotels, motels, restaurants and re-
sorts In each of the 4s states and
such countries as British Canada,
Alaska, Haiti, Cuba. Mexico Ber-
muda, the West Indies, Hawaii
and the Philippines. 1t even lists
the cost of accomodations and the
price OF fishing license.
II lists the names of the prin-
cipal organizations to which one
may refer in event of problems
Points of special interest, the pre-
sence or absence of civil rights
laws are all given for the various
states.
Twin Citians are presented
these valuable booklets through
the cooperation of the Spokesman
and Recorder public service de-
partment, Old Charter and Ebin
Bros.
Copies may be had for the ask
ing from any of the advertisers in
this paper listed below.
Ted Bies, University a. st. Adams.
Crea Bros, ga Seiby Ave.
First Wine a. Liquors, Robert at
5th.
Jackie's Liquor Store, 5I7 Waba-
sha.
Lo Price Liquor, $50 Wabasha.
Novak's Bond Liquors, All Waba-
sha.
Rite Price Liquor, 442 Wabasha
81.
st. Paul Liquor House, It'll & Sib-
ley.
Stransky's Liquor, 2s2 Rice st.
Ted's Liquor Store. 1912 Univer.
slty.
Unidale Liquor, 647 University
Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

they
Robin Roberts Bton three called strikes Well
greatest
will the Don't ball player
don't think it's problem hit
time against pitchers like Roberts
old jinx baseball
ella
Baseball say you a selling
magazine it's ink
Ted Bes again Friday. the Midway Open soft
ball 63 smmy scroggns winning
battery.
Leo Lewis Lincoln Us All halfback
Lincoln coach have returned home for the
Calling All Boys Who Play Ball: At Monday a
the Hollow a be
nnauguated All boys Is
and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

While other divisions young fighters
est the light heavyweight division led
Of the Oldest being champion Archie Moore 81 and champion
Joey Maxim. 81.
These two going to face another showdown
match June "a Ogden Utah
pound title which in ST
Moore took that bout handiy that surprising
Maxim Is entering the ring with him
Jack Keas has sharp money Joey
does not mind what punishment may coming way
considers the loot involved
Maxim knows much about fighting rarely physic-
ally hurt in the lie durable enough whip
To by taking beating outlasting
able heat of the evening the
heat during the battle
He probably expects outiast Moore
this time letting take not
the necessary offense to with his defense
lively harmless In the ring.
All Moore has TO do
joey and retain his title He likely
and remain the Oldest active champion the ring today
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

When a woman wears a hat
that wouldn't become a donkey,
you wonder what's on her mind,
II anything exchange.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
MIDLAND REALTY
ELkhurst 1877
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

655 Carroll Ave. Exceptional
clean 3 bedrm. home. Oil heat,
fun bsmt. 81 800 down will handle
Call NE. 5760. EN- 6507. MI,
3143. PR. 2049. MI. 1918 for appt
to see. Available now.
N. & Val J. Rofhsehild, Inc.
REALTORS CE. 1892
R-46
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More TraveIguides Are Yours
For The Asking At Stores
Advertising In This Paper

Travelguide Travel guide where Trayelguidel
This the cry the Twin Cities during the past three
weeks
This cry demand for free copy of the 81 per copy
Trayegde which have been given at the Of Old
Charter Dseries Louisville KY and Ebin Bros wholesale
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

NebrasIta IhHl year ne was an aI-state hhIbatk a.
football ai-state forward at basketball and state
mite champion at track. His time for the mile In the
state meet was 431 in the rain, but his best time
is 427 which very fast travelling for high school
junior Due 10 age restriction, Charles will be
able TO participate in sports in his senior year The
Deacon also selected on the Al-American catho-
lie high school football squad All OF this adds up to
quite an achievement for St Paul's Charles Jones.
I think Bill Mum Jr. sports writer for the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

You may find a job, a room or
a house by reading the classified
ad section on page s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Apartment Unit
SIS, $50 SA5O Down

SIS per mo. covers everything.
Carroll, 1024-Large spacious iv.
rm. & kitch., 2 lovely bdrms. &
bath up; full basement. F. A. oil
ut, fenced yard. linn. poss. VIII
sacrifice for quick sale. CE. 0672,
VA. 43l5.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

Bin Bruton the Milwaukee Cenerfeder when he said
"Bruton his his shoulder he
wants the Big they good enough TO be called
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

Griffin
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BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

Charles Paul born and reared Is really th
Local Who Made Good the athletic front Charles who
record az Bows Town
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81 ATTENTION

Fuller. 756. Duplex, newly con-
verted, no rent ceiling. Five nice
rooms and bath down. Three large
rooms and bath up. Private en-
frances. Fl. w. oil furnace, nice
yard, garage. Rent should make
payments. Call Mr.. Weeks
Emerson 479l.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

SS5 Per Mo. Income
Carroll, 430-Appt. only rms.
& bath each floor. New roof and
siding. Hurry. quick poss. Must
sell today. CE. 0672. VA. 1915.
R. }. GARRITY CO.
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M,.eMh

Rooms for rent, use of kitchen
Call Elkurst 2275, r. 46
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
SOuth-Bound Passenger Cars
Increase; 70 Receipts Drop
Business Index
OF G. OF G. Shows
Season. End

The tapering q TIE 1888 aea-
s0n i reflected in tie business aIl.
aIysis released 81 the Key West
Chamber of Commerce today
llhlIs psssengov easa headine
lsNosd koY nsl p1no 1.o1 eweE
lsss yeaF, eeine ffoIn n AS n
n. 80 y Aprll. l1s1, pooE olgleo
sseelpss drs Ief ~ firsl
simo iron 50 ~ n AprI -,
. Izs15s Isl lnenll
Electricity eonsarned continued
io rise; budding permits we're
~ last nnunkh compared to
SIS osz ID April 1sS2. Man Inquir-
rs received Il lie Chamber were
Ii29 list moaEh compared 70 80
Il Apwa. Issz Letters maEled ~
the Chamber were 1f6S ID ApTfs
compared u - one year ag0.
visitors II ne ChaInbee eEkice -.
eilned from rs . Aprn 11sa a
lbs last mont
Harold Laubseher. ChaubeF mla.
naRnr, wrote ! lstter n thanks d
rs mouth's Tres slas Cham
lers monthly neMrleti1 4 statess
1esf FKies
aany thank1 for ne c0mpli,
enls ard earatala ieEy TnesSag.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
Mrs. NJ Mitchell
appeals TOFla.
Supreme Court

Mrs MarRuerIls lil<hea. mu,eI
md h0leI owner. 4 nrpeaIlng ~
taee q lke FlcFida Supreme c6.
nrninss cik, connsnIon1lo a.
cIsv Building I'M gs nnv no
1he circE confi raiea a9si'rs
nrs. MAekeH ire Ne1kn afo =.
holding - cifysn fiel e ensc
4 huEldns ermlt sn,ly ila
ID k
Mn EIslI crisnev alIni
) pernit g 80 q = ~ teoEfA
Den<h m rfDIcEiys Aesor6ng 81
tslx nr nncts inlNSl
fiiy A,tov n. Tsnatns ksrles
lke sirnero e O. 1f -
s. sioiafton. 0FlsInnt romr 1lar
rnin Ms. MllekIss
Nas ~ er e elsh Dee1
rFive. ce Gpne ] j. pesls
il r1pEeng Hifs. Mlicbe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
p Ls'tsy5 Surgery 5a,s' life
Of MN Stabbed II Hear
Nesbitt JOIillsOns
Heart q nlsels Our,
SesUed Up Ind
Put Back III CIIest


~ ~ aecond iiine h his med.
iesI career Dr. ] Lsneeics xss
ssr il. rs held she iixing. shrob
hing heart Il i dying man q lis
k1nds newad % J RIB wound d
4 and 0aved lke mans ne
Last Kring Ne1bifl johnson Maa
stabbed win ! emilch kIade 3 :
neht. 1hD wound penetfnted his
chest Jolnson WIS fuxhed q 1ell..
rno 0eneFal hospital Mhere pE
Herman Nocxp US g cal nF.
lloore kried q xniso - aAns
hloed pressure which Mas danger
cn1ly foW. ne called ii ~. Lester
wi,o rIshs6 q ths ho1pitni.
lIIhin l91slr nsiea, Lesler
MiIh f1ooFo nc1i1Iiu ho1 -
onoa - nlensa e,e6l kF1snn ;
~ ~, 1lo1 - - hoori.
Lester aiaeho6 fle sc Al Maieh
fhe heoxt Z heId @ - bedY. Ike
stnb had spufled hood lrto ~
80 mnking 4 rid ~ redsctng
keaEl nEli6a q practically aollnz s.
NhlIs NJ III Joknaonss keax q
iii hnnd ~ BnFNson wed ~ slls
fCuniinnsd ca Pc Twu3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
ROK Forces Seize
Red.HeId Ridge
Az Easter Front

SEOUL Cd counterattAckinR
mcaih Korean inlnnsYymen today
ihrew as8 10 1oa Chinese reds eig
n Eastern Front ridge after Il
Aourz 6 elose-QuarteF seesau nshs.
ing
Tie Chinese sWarmed up Tie
0lopeE aud seixed The western end
e - soayear.long ridge shortly
olote midnIghl
slnhkon R0K soldiers cluae Is
al.e eastern end. ne Reds aarew
haek two south kaean counter.
nllacke But R0K reinioFremeass
ere thrown into tAs battle belore
aaNln and alser six hours az fierea
M6htine The Reds called Il cults,
~ ElNhth Army sad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
Tornado Victim
Is Remembered
With
+ l.ser Wet
a dent 0rs
Some Pro ! II
Texas Hospital

scores ID Key Wenters have
Frightened ahe plight IL / torlAer
Key Vest woman vino was eefi-
0psly injured 81 I vicious tnEnado
which struck Waco, Texas, two
weeks GO ~ sending hef letters
and talegralns 4 was learned t.
dsy
The woman. Mrs MarRnret Nus.
eel. Is ii Waco hospital suffer-
ing from 1 broken back and an
Injury ID her spinal cord she II
ne wife 81 Robert Russell VEN.
known alnateur areheologlst. they
resided u Key WesI % Fiaeler
Avenue
Nef eundlilaa wns fnDeFted h.
Day y - eenahst improved
aliheps phYsielnne Fsipoa -
predisi Wh2thoF 81 nj ule Wll.l
walk again. nslalIe ~ iao neel.
daFf an1 ~ eendlilen ~ Mrs.
RUsssli woFo rsselVsd h ! -
~ ed1rossNa s ~ losMag %.
woFkaFs q - Naval slalsea M
Mr. Russell.
Her five year I'D nephew. David
Erase. 4 credited with saving Mrs.
RusseIl.s life ssler bans d bricks
sraaehAd An n1tnnnohile vhere
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
G. A. Van Deursen Resigns Post As
Manager Of City Electric System
Calls Meeting
Of Utility Board
For S Pm. Today

C. A. Van Deursen, long time
general manager 81 City Electric
system Is turning II bis resigns
ton to the Utility Board today Il
5 O'Clock, 4 was learned trum ~
thoritative sources today.
Van Deussen Nle hes ksoh
with aiso sgslsm sinee ~ lncsp.
iisn hslped sxpand nn1 doxoIsp
Il from . small pomeF unls IS
iodaysi aalsl.mllIien doIlnr -
ofaiien.
The outgoing General Manager.
holds graduate engineering de-
erees and has been Kecornisod 81
various national utility and eaeIn.
eering groups for his work n de-
veloplng he municipal power 80.
tenn.
Under Ms manageRship tie plant
expanded % build s.. OK. 90
steam electric plant The major
development q de extension 81
power d o. Lower KEN hns also
taken place during his iennre
The company moved from C.
eId building "a Greens ana DngaI
into ike modern building & Eaton
and Sinenion Street tMo years
- g.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21


e upon M having ben elected
q tie presidency d Florida Chan.
Der II Commerce Exeeiven.
Over ard ahoye being d J -.
sitf0n % better rerr1E1ns ICY Wo1t
ii the coming yest. \ = NJ plon.
sire b have - UppoEnnily ~
speak Sor the entiEn Stnfo Il Flor.
III WIEN tie 0ccanion arise
Yen maybe anSured th4l Il 81
dang i shall stress ~ InlpsElance
sf Key West md ~ ElnfA Ksys
O de fuflrs a. or nlate
Key Wet u - fnsleel gDpM.
- eily d &C a IL fn11eut eEDn.
Ena states b - Naliea - a. 4
- remember III Ksmind out1sl.
~ TINT kere u mp NKun1
wlith 10y Wesa slIns hn16 moEk and
rlEon cannnl cnEree
Tho C6nnnksF = sn -
conainnod On Pnns xwcl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
Admiral Duke viii Be
Transferred To Pacific
Will assume
Command OF
Cruiser Die.

Rear Admiral Irving 4.
Duke. Commanding Officer
of the Key West Naval Sta
tion since july 1852, IS slat-
"a for transfer IN the near
future, II was learned today
The Admiral win be trans
gerred 70 the Pacific area "
lake command Of 1 Cruiser
Division.
As The same time, + was an
n0unced that Rear Admiral George
g. Towner, now the Commanding
Offieer 81 the Nays Middle East
Forces VIII take over the command
81 the local activity. While defin.
re orders have not been forwarded,
Admiral Duke said this morning
that be { guessed tie change would
take place Ia July
Admiral Duke fodeY suppressed
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
Vest Has Bright Future As Tuna Center Says Expert
Researchers Report Good Results
II Gull, Cdrib beo,s Explorations
~ JIM con

Key West faces bright future tuna fishing CEN
ter according to the report Of expert Of the United
States Fish and Wdlife Service, Key West aboard
the experimental fishing vessel. Oregon.
The scientist Stewart Springer Of the exploratory
fishing section Of the service said yesterday that the
suits Of asurYey Of the waters surrounding Key West
which now its second year. have shown encouraging
results The Oregon has ranged the Gulf Of Mexico and the
Caribbean in an effort to determine the commercial FEAST
bit Of tuna fishing III the According to the experts
ar industry rivalng Key Vests million dollar shrimp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
Suit Filed To
Collect so

Fred Yavitx = suing Thomas
Hamhien coEp ation 1or s.s7OlDo
aIlely dne him or goods sid -
ne company sfnce octohes 1851.
TAe sait was He'd ii ne olfice n
ciEruil Court Clerk Earl Adans
tcaay
NaVlk1 asks the court y aWaFd
lin the fnII anaot alEe N
oWa lin pinz laeal Interest