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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-03
PLAY DATE CHANGED

In order not to conflict with a
Methodist revival, the date of the
junior play has been changed to
May l. Practices have been under
way more than a week, with the
result that the first act of the
comedy, "The Boarding House
Reach" has been whipped into
shape.
Those in the cast and others in
terested in dramatics went to
Manteo Friday of last week to at
tend the senior class play. In turn,
members of the Manteo cast plan
to come to Kitty Hawk when the
juniors give theirs.
Approximately the same group
will go to Griggs school April 10
to attend the presentation of a
comedy by the playwright who
wrote "The Boarding House
Reach"
Proceeds from the local play will
finance the junior-senior prom, the
date of which has not been set.
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a cafe in connection with the pier.
The cafe, however, will not be
opened until May 1, Mr.. Balm said,
though the fishermen will be ac-
commodated on the pier, which ex-
tends 700 feet out over the ocean.
A new rail is to be installed and
some other work done before the
pier is ready for operation.
Mr.. Balm employed four persons
last year and expects to have the
same number this season. This will
be his third season in business on
the beach.
Asked when fishing would get
under way at Mays Head, Mr.. Balm
declared, Nobody knows. 1t might
be good tomorrow and then again
it might not amount to anything
for several weeks"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-03
SAMUEL PERRY IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

Kitty Hawk.-The condition of
Samuel Perry, who is seriously
i'll, was reported unchanged We'd
nesday. He may be taken to a hos
pital later in the week unless his
condition, due to a kidney ailment,
improved.
His daughter, Mrs. Joe Midgette
of Norfolk, Va, came Tuesday to
be with him. She had been here
Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. R.
E. Parker.
ed and Mr.. Morrison expects that
many will be needed this summer.
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Balm PREPARING
FOR OPERATION
OF FISHING PIER
Cafe in Connection Will Not Be
ReOpened Until First of May

Mays Head.-With drum being
caught at Hatteras, fishermen are
beginning to get itchy for the feel
of rod and reel. AS many of
them have been nagging Neil H.
Balm of Fayetteville to open his
fishing pier, he plans to accommo-
late them in the next couple of
week.
Before he is ready to start up
for the season, however, Mr.. Balm
intends to refinish the entire inter-
Tor and do some work on the pier.
Already he has painted the in
terror of the building white and
vanished the paneled walls and
ceiling in the kitchen. He operates
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ter popular music will be provid-
ed by Dawn Tulett, Sadie O'Neal
and Susan Sanderlin, accompanied
on the accordion by Mrs. Dell
Henley. Phyllis Sawyer will in
troduce the guests, consisting of
friends of the club members and
the faculty. At the close of the
program, Norma Spruill will read
comic verses accompanying small
gifts to be presented.
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DANCE AFTER BANQUET

An Easter theme will be used
in decoration when the high school
French club holds its dinner dance
at Point Harbor Grill Saturday
night.
At the banquet, Anges Toler,
president of the club, will well
come the guests and Shelby Hines
will respond. A toast will be Of
fered by Judy Perry, to which
Stanley Beacham will respond. Eas-
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ON THE OcEANSIDE

Mrs. Diane johnson OF the Will
bur Wright hotel at Kill Devi
Hills was in Norfolk, Va, severa
days this week.
Mrs. Bertha Baum of Kill Devil
Hills spent the week end in Man
teo with Mrs. Clyde Hassell and
attended Baptist revival.
L. A. Powell of Barco was at
Kill Devil Hills Tuesday to look
after his cottage. He and his wife
were on the beach Sunday but the
weather was so inclement they did
not get out of their car.
Mrs. Clayton Tillett of Kill Dew
il Hills spent the week end with
her daughter, Mrs. G C. Riggs, at
Old Trap.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Goldman of
Portsmouth, Va, spent the week
end at their Southern Shores cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Avery of
Richmond, Va, week-ended at their
cottage in Southern Shores.
Mrs. S. B. Smith and her moth
er, Mrs. w. T. Culpepper, of Eliz-
abeth City were on the beach and
at Manteo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H F. Rough of Ar
lington, Va, left Thursday after
spending several days at their cot
tage in Southern Shores.
Among Southern Shores cottage
owners here this week have been
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Taylor of Alex
andria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Teddy of
Petersburg, Va, spent the week
end at their cottage in Southern
Shores.
A. S. Jernigan of Norfolk, Va,
is here this week to look after
some building he is having done on
the beach.
Fred Jackson of Washington, D.
c., was a week end guest of DR..
and Mrs. w. t. Phillips of South
ern Shores. The latter couples
son, David, has returned to Alex
andria, where he attends Episcopal
high school, after spending his
spring vacation here.
Miss Edith Pipkin of Reidsville,
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pipkin, are at
the formers Southern Shores cot
tage to spend Easter.
Mrs. Bess Sessions, who sum-
mers in her trailer on the beach in
the Kitty Hawk section, spent
Wednesday here. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Victor Coward of
Scotland Neck, whose guest she
has been recently. They came to
plant some flowers and tree, which
Mrs. Sessions said would be the
only one on the beach as far as she
knew. She spent most of the win
ter in Greer, S. c., with her daugh-
ter, but has also been in Florida
She expects to return to the beach
soon after Easter.
Mrs. Mary E. Richardson Of
Norfolk, Va, and Mrs. R. L. Gay
of Rocky Mount are guests this
week of Wilkes K. Leary of Mays
Head. Mrs. Richardson is his sis
ter and Mrs. Gay is a cousin.
Miss Sara Louise Whaley anC
Miss Janet Daniels of Elizabeth
City, with Howard (Hock) anc
Bill Branch of Rich Square were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. K. Brock of Mays Head. They
attended the dance at the Casino
Saturday night.
c. F. Jackson of Suffolk, Va.
was a Tuesday guest of W. H
Daughtry of Mays Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hayman OF
Elizabeth City spent Saturday
night at Kitty Hawk with his
mother, Mrs. Olive Hayman, and
Sunday with Mrs. Roy Beacham
mother of Mrs. Guy Hayman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Griggs OF
Hampton Lodge arrived last week
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SYNTHETIC


NEW YORK lz1-Because per-
splrafion IL . strong compound,
powerful enough 70 remove paint
and even eteh the hardest metals.
it has found . place IN modern
industry
Corrosive resistance OF EssN
products Il tested sometimes ~
having people handle them over
and over. One firm hss ttepped
up thss process b. pTodne.ng
synthetie perspiratlon n barrel
lots-
The solution - e0mpoafd Of
valerie scs6. betyTic aeid, aee.
tic acid ard E4it.
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N-Lsgal NotIcss
sCoNrruEDl

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
sIATEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
N AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1885
HORACE GLEN WALKER,
Complainant,
vs.. DIVORCES
ANNE LOUISE WALKER,
NOTICE NY PUBLICATION
TO: ANNE LOUISE WALKER,
GO, Mrs. E. Quinn.
1870 ". Pierce Street.
Arlington, Virginia.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTKEtE
that suit for Divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED to serve q copy OF your Aa-
swer 70 the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce on the Complainants az.
torney, and file the original An-
swer in the office OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court. on or before the
nth day OF April. AID. 1855. in the
above entitled cause otherwise the
allegations therein contained will
be taken as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida, this
18th day Of March. AID. 1853.
(Seall EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
BY Isl Florence +. Sawyer
lsd) TOM Q. WATKINS.
Attorney for Complainant,
6Si Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida.
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.35-Wanted To Buy

WANTED: / wheel Trailer. Phone
2-3179. mar19-3t
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. y3-65S
GRACE LOUISE HELwIG.
Plaintiff,
va. DIVORCES
LEE WILLIAM HELwIG,
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO; LEE WILLIAM HEf4WtG.
efo Mrs. George Bridges.
ASIA f. saith Street,
Garfield Heights.
Cleveland IS, Ohio.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been SLED
against you herein and You are re-
quired TO serve copy of your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk Of this Court on or before the
18th day of April. A.D. 1858. other
wise 4 Decree Pro Confesso will be,
entered against YOU.
DATED this 12th day OF March.
AID. 1888, at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida.
tseaO EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk Circuit Court
BY: fsdl Florence II. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQulNALDo. JR.
SOS whitehead Street
Key West, Florida.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
mar1s-20-2ss APPS 1855
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Red. CIaim 6:opper Flnd

SAN FRANCISCO TITS
Communist Peipang radss claim
Cd this nensh thai ) razor ccp-
per depcss. described - Ire
largest foand IN China. Gas hseu
discovered in KsolAn cousty -
Kznsu pgovsnes- Tners wan ~
grdseatson C TIE size 81 tts de-
post
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Tallahassee, Florida
March ard. 1859
Notice

March ard. 1859
NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the State Of Florida.
Pursuant 20 Law. Will offer for
sale. for Objections only. In Tai
iahassee. Florida. 81 ttsee O'eioek
AN. Aprli slst, 1854, the following
described land IN MONROE cOEH-
TY, florida. to-wit:
A parcel % bay bottom land IN
the Straits ~ Florida. adjacent
20 and east ~ Government Lot
!, Section ~, Township 60
Key, Marathon. Monroe County.
Florida. containing II acres
more or Less.
The Purchaser IL required 10 pas
the advertising cost and document
The sale. IL and whan naas. shall
be subject 10 the Trustees rsEsfF-
ing unto themselves 49, 81 the
phosphate. minerals and metala ara
teE OF the petroleum thereon or
= THE TRUSTEES or INTERSAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND Fsasffs the
right 20 reject the sale.
nY ORDER 20 the Trustees %
the Internal improvement Fand 81
Va DAN MCCARTHY.
Cpsarnsa
Aasesss
u. &. ELLIOT. See,
Trustees & Il Fnnd
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RoLLFAST Bicycle for sale, $45.oo.
Oscar R. Davidson, sos Simon.
ton. mar16-6t
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NOTICE or CALLING ron BIDS
Notice IL hereby giyea 10 whom
II may concern that on tile Eth day
OF April, AID. 1853, at 500 pm, IN
the Monroe County Gours II use,
Key West. Florida. the Board. of
County Commissioners VIII open
sealed bids fer the following rae d
work:
Project cRD-fi-5s. widening
sth Avenue and sth Street..
Stock Island, Monroe Countsa
Florida.
Bidders may obtain aesailed
specifications and al other neeeg
~ bid Information frem the Of
flee OF the County Clerk. Cquni
4. surt Rouse. Key West, Florida
All bids must be In the hands uf
the County Clerk on or before sea
PM, Tuesday April Tth. 1888.
The Commission reserves the
right 20 accept ar reject any ard
all bids made pursuant 70 this I'D
vertlEement.
Key West. Florida. March 10,
1883.
(Seall EARL r. ADAMS
CLERK. Board Of County Eommis-
sionsrs. Monroe County, Florida
maris-2o.lass
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BUSINESS Couple want new furn.
one or two bedroom apt. or
house. Yearly rental. Phone 1856.
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LADY'S and Mans Bicycle fol
sale. 320 Truman Ave.
MARIO 3ty
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
3l-Garden : Lawn
Supplies

CHELATED IRON, Diphane, Z-7s,
all garden needs. Key West
Garden and Lawn Supplies. Phone
2-6912. mar20-St
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Taliahaaass, F7oTlAa
Mzreh srd. 1854
NOTICE
~ "a heYesy EiVsn that shs
Tras ~ ahe fBsaFnAi fmpseNss
meat a4A ef shs State % FtoFias.
ParK4mns 20 Lac. viii effsE fox
sale, for Objections 0niys - Iails-
haknsN. F1sFtsa. ~ tlse8 eeIses
An April 7ist, 1854, the sollssM isas
Described lard IN MONROE COLN-
TT. Fiorsaa. to-witS
A paresi - hAr bossem iaaa
49, ! sfnafi key kn1Wa as
RAat sister Rork - ths Straits
~ r8oFtaa. al heiAK Ia ire
N0M af E@ettan -, TaWnehtp
e gesth. nsage ~ Esss. iytns
Nnmshsasssxay nt Beet ksFs
MnnFse Caaasys FIefiAa. Gna
e@nsasninx SIS acres. naefs o.
less.
The Purchaser - reserves - Fay
che asysrfissnM eest anA escarsnk'
1As sac. IL ana wbsn sasss. aha1i
NJ s4A ssxs Is the Trustees gaas<Es
hmm este 2hesmaeassa TA% % 80
phasphate. mtmsEaka aMA nssfaas ana
sa% - shs pstrsssam tAsfsen -
fh8FeuE4sF
TWg TRENTEKN or INTERNAL
IA pm9ywKMKM1 DTwD saaaTwe tke
gfeks % re tsrg the safe
NT gNDkE IL ska TgasS39s ~
aAM gnsnFnaz aMEx9semazs R@nM -
sAa Nz&E9 % E7eT1&&
Ban MmrAngT.
0oesxnsF
Attest
81 Il T11.1nT. See
IsNa&eas & 4 NaN8
- - 60 a. s6as
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MECHANICS Helper. Good work
ing conditions. New, modern ga
rage. Bills Southernmost Garage,
Simonton and Greene SITS.
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LADY'S Westfield bicycle. Good
cond. Phone 2-6S11, or go Duval
81. mar1S-tf
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COUPLE DESIRES one.bedroom
furn. or unfurn. apt. Reasonable.
Available by April LIST. Write Box
''W. P. M" c/o The Citizen.
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To Rent

WOULD LIKE to rent a house. 4-s
room house. UNFINISHED pre-
terred. Contact Fred Vaigneur at
Columbia Restaurant. mar17.6tx
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MANS English Bicycle, one month
old. Cost $500, will sell for
$1,000 or best offer. Inquire at
Citizen before S pm. Ask for J..
Hallstrom. mar20.et
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Help Wanted

DELIVERY MAN. Must have driy.
er's license. Apply in person.
Gulfstream Food Dept. Store. HOS
White. mar16-tf
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PORTER or maintenance man
for Monroe General Hospital.
White or Colored. Need good ref
erences. No alcoholic need apply.
Phone 2-2431 for appointment.
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO AP.
PIX F0R PASSAGE or LOCAL


Notice Is hereby given that, pur-
spant to the requirement OF Section
II of Article III OF the Constitution
OF the state of Florida, as amended
at the general election in 1898. ap.
plication will be made by the un-
dersigned to the Legislature OF the
state of Florida at the regular ses-
sion of said Legislature to be held
during the year 1883 for the pas.
sage Of . local or special bill
Making II the Duty of the City
Commission OF the City OF Key
West, Florida to Submit to the
Qualified Electors OF Said City
At the General Municipal Elee-
tion to be Held in Said City In
the Year 1853 the Question of
Changing the Present Form of
Government Of Said City to
the Mayor and-Council Form
OF Government: and Providing
When Act Shall Take Effect.
Dated at Key West. Florida, this
18th day of March. AID. 1883.
BERNIE c. PAPY
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S0-Legal Notices
tcoNrnuEDl

sworn to by the claimant, his
agent, or his attorney, and any
such claim or demand not SO filed
shall be void.
MERALINE WHITE
As executor OF the Last VIII and
Testament OF HARRY c. WHITE.
deceased.
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5o-Lsgal Notices

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ta@11 FrwhasN A~s. SEES sfas T1a5
II TnE CnIuT nF TFEE COUNTY
III1AEs MONROE CuENT
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE
To ALL tsREEsl TORS ANU PER
sous ia EGAGs CLAIMS gsEz rE.
gASfsS AGAINST SAID -
TATE
Yes $50 s4Th ~ wem ara hsrshy
maEsfSaA 2ns gsn@gsas@ rs rxeaxns
zmH Nsktsas k#A eeEn&m5s Nssss yaa.
~ eftksr - Yaz. nNg Saas axxaAss
sA@ estate Nf HANET g. WHITE
seesaasss Late ~ x8ss Eanasy. ~
tAs 9aNntY 8EA9S - &asrAs Cease
81. EsaF44a. ~ MS nfsasa II tAs
e@@rs h@Ass mf s3asF gs4mmEr ~ Neg
NgMMss NH@rkasa. M2shaA @sxEH R@3eA~
Ear mmassN sFn So Eane Sc kAa
first NM6sts sEsaA - tA1s Nmtfss.
Eaeh e4s4n ae a@HwaM8 shall - -
wF8ssns aM& saME6 STATS sMs rs&re
~ rHasmSs Sms Haes Hftsss az
@ge8s e fAs ss&snkzz. Ka& aAxzl -
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rs THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
sIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERf.
Case No. I3-STf
In the Matter Of the Adoption OF
CAROL NAE CAPPs
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
THE STATE or FLORIDA
TO: LUTHER r. cAPPs.
seneca. South Carolina.
az father and natural parent %
the said Carol Mae capps, a Minor.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a uefitton for the adoption Of
Carol Mae cRppe. a Minor has been
filed in the Circuit Court OF the
sixteenth Judicial Circuit 90 the
state OF Florida. in and for Monroe
County, In Chaneery. by William
M. Thomson. % Key West Flefl-
da. aud y0u are hereby required 70
be and appear " bald 1ourt on =
before the Goth day Of April. AsD.
1853. there 70 show cause u any
Won can. why said Petition ahoatd
nsTrD Al Key West. Monroe
County. FLORIDA. this 18th day Of
March, A.D. 1853.
sail Earl. ". ADAMS.
clerk Circuit Court
Nv Ft0reusa l.. sawyer
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE EgQCIfsALf3o, JR.
Attorney fer Petitioner
eos whitehead Street
Key west. Florida.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APP
PLY FOR PASSAGE or LOCAL
OR SPECIAL BILL

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APP
OR SPECIAL BILL
Notice is hereby given that. pur-
suant 10 the requirement of Section
81 of Article III of the Constitution
of the State of Florida. as amended
at the general election in 1913, APP
plication will be made by the un-
dersigned 20 the Legislature OF the
state of Florida at the regular Hes-
sion of said Legislature to be held
during the year 1883 for the pas
sage OF local or special bill
Providing That Permits May
be Issued for Summer DOG
Racing Periods in Monroe
County. FiorIda without Re-
gard 10 the Distance the Track
of the Applicant VIII be From
the Track OF Any Existing Per-
NIT Holder, and Authorizing the
Holding OF Summer Doc Track
Meetings Only DURING the pe-
Rod from June tsf TO Septern-
her 10th in Monroe County,
Florida: Repeating All Laws
and Parts OF Laws, Whether
General or Special In Conflict
with This Act to the Extent OF
Such Conflict: and Providing
when Act Shall Take Effect.
Dated at Key west. Florida. this
18th day OF March. An. 1864.
HILARlo RAMOS
Yraren fasa
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EfoeaI classes wsEs inveass9
~ Bsnianis Fraakiiz-
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BAR TENDERS wanted. Apply
Mardi Gras Night Club, after 8
pm.
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NOTES Payable forms. 10 for 15c.
Artman Press, phone 2-S661.
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EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
1929 Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 2-6951. We buy and sell new
and used furniture. mar2-tf
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36-BicYcles and Tricycles

LADIES and mans bicycle. In
good condition. Best offer over
$4,000. S-B Porter Place. mar13-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-13
Dockers in NeWUnion
AT Work in Brooklyn;
Police Patrol Area
By III. Asseeiated Pres.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Long-
shoremen sped to work today on
the Brooklyn waterfront in
closed trucks as 1000 policemen
patrolled the area to thwart any
renewal of the violence which
f1ared twice yesterday.
Members of the new AFL
Dockworkers Union. which is
battling the old international
Longshoremen's Association for
control of New York pier work,
held the morning hiring Shapeup
at union headquarters. several
blocks from the waterfront. Then
they were transported by truck
to their stevedoring chores.
A number of members of the
old lila, headed in Brooklyn by
Anthony (Tough Tony Anas-
tasia, were in the dockfront
area. police said, but made no
effort to halt the trucks.
Thirteen longshoremen were
arrested after skirmiShes yester-
day. All are members of the old
lila which was recently evicted
from the AFL because of rae
keteering and other abuses.
Hearing on Writ Today.
Meanwhile, the turbulent dock
situation was active on these two
other fronts:
Federal Judge Edward Vein
field scheduled hearing today
on the Taft-Hartley labor law
injunction he signed eight days
ago to end a strike of $4,000 to
60, 900 LILA members from Maine
to Virginia. The injunction was
granted for 10 days, but Judge
Weinfeld was expected to ex-
tend it for the full 80 days per-
mitted by the law.
A 13-State police alarm was
out for a supporter of the new
ILA-AFL union, who disappeared
two weeks ago while working
on a pier allegedly controlled by
Albert AckalitiS, powerful LILA
figure and ex-convict. The miss
ing man is Michael Brogan, so.
Yesterdays outbreak of vio-
lence was the first in the three
weeks since the AFL ousted the
old lila.
Will Arraign Is.
The Is LILA members arrested
were charged with riot and I'M
lawful assembly They were to
be arraigned today, and Brook
Ign Assistant District Attorney
Aaron Koota said he would seek
grand jury action tomorrow.
Among the Is is Gerardo Ana
stasio, 80, brother of tough Tony.
They spell their names differ
emily.
Four longshoremen were re-
ported injured. none seriously,
in the skirmishes.
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me of any character whatsoever"
he told reporters, except that /
anticipate he will take no action
to change in any manner the
present organization of the Sen
ate, and that in the fulfllment
of his duties he will constantly
keep in mind the interests and
welfare of the general public"
The appointment drew fire
from some Republican quarters.
Representative Bender of Ohio
called it part of a shabby deal"
Mr.. Burke. he said, will not
represent the majority of Ohio.
He will substantially misrepre-
sent U.S." Gov. Lausche'S action,
said Mr.. Bender. was lin keep
ing with his sorry record on
national issues"
Mr.. Burke's future colleague.
Republican Senator Bricker, had
nothing to say about the ap-
pointment.