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50Legal Notices
RESOLUTION No. I43

RESOLUTION No. I43
RESOLUTIONS OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF MON
ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. AL
CREATING NEW CO L y r Y
BOARD RESIDENCE DISTRICTS
IN MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
WHEREAS. Section 23o.0e. Chap
ter 2312s Laws a. the State Of
Florida ls4T. provides that Comfy
Board Residence Districts shall
conform TO the boundaries 81 cleo
ton districts for County Commits
WHEREAS. the boundaries Of
the County Commissioner Districts
for Monroe County were changed
in 1919 and
WHEREAS, II - the opinion Of
the mem bers - the BOARD NJ Pub
Tic Instruction that il IL the intent
~ the law that the County BOARD
Residence Districts shall conform
TO the s}ecf1on districts Of the
County Commissioners
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE IT
RESOLT Ed by the Board ef Public
Instruction Of Monroe Cohus$s
Florida. that County board 3syn p
her Residence Districts 81 Monroe
County. Florida shRli be ara thsy
are heretts established as follows
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DISTRICT no shall lneBuae all
the territory w}thIa the following
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STATE OF FLORIDA

COUNTY OF MONROE --
/. HORACE OBK1 Ant,
Secretary Of The Board 81 Pub
lie instruction Of Monroe Coun-
~. FLORIDA, DO HEREBY GER
TfFY that the above and fore
going Is true and correct
COW Of Resolution adopted by
THE Board Of Public instTHc-
ZION ~ Monroe County, Florida
~ a meeting held on the sec
ond day Of December. AD'
IN WITNESS WHEREOF.
have hereuufo set NY hana
and affixed the seal al Inc
hoard OF Public Instruction OF
fSea1t Board Of Public
Monroe County, FLORIDA, this
second day Of December. AID
fsa1 HORACE oBBTAST
Secretary 81 The
Instruction nf
Monroe County.
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BUY, SELL and finance trailers.
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DELIVERY MAN, must have driv.
er's license and know the city.
Apply at Gulfstream Food De-
partment Store, HOS White st.
jan6-tf
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2 LOTS. 50 X 100 each. Inquire
2l2o Seidenberg. upstairs.
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1852 CHEVROLET 2-door Deluxe
Sedan, 300 miles, 81, 10000 equi-
ty for $66O.0O. Dial 2-2745. jan10-Stx
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Voice Motorola radio. Excellent
tires. liferaard Tubes VIII gnarsn-
tee 500 % cash. Apply 5ia Scss-
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l8-Special Services
20-Musical instruments

WURLITZER PIANO in excellent
condition; Blond with dark trim.
Cali 2-5o92, SIS Grinnell St. after
S. evenings. ianS-u
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LOT 50 100 on Seidenherg Ave.
next TO corner Of ssh ST., faces
FlagleE Ave. Slsoo.o0. Tel 1865.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-5s6l
29-Printing
30-Services and Repairs

SIMONToN ST. Body Works. Auto
painting also upholstering and
trim - convertible tops, l21 ST.
monitor st. Phone 2-3951. ian2-tf
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LOT. corner George and Blanche.
~ x 100. Reasonable. Write Box
AK Go Citizen janlz-sf
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1852, 81, ALUMINIUM trailer com.
plete with bath. Sleeps Z. 615
Greene ST., Office. ian6-6tx
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WANTED: Partner for loea. bust.
ness, crossing $4,000 per
month. Can buy up to n interest.
Write Box c-B-i0, Key West Citi-
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IS NASH 4-door. Good coad
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8-Male Help Wanted

COOK, reliable. Good hours and
working conditions. Apply in per
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District No. 1 shall consist of Pre-
cincts 6. and s as designated by
the Board of County Commission
ers for Monroe County.
COUNTY BOARD RESIDENCE
DISTRICT No 2 shall include all
the territory within the following
hOundarv.
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STOCK MAN. Apply in person
Gulfstream Food Dept. Store
1lO5 White st. dec16-tf
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Wanted To Rent

NAVAL OFFICER urgently needs
furn. apt. or house for family of
3 while attending course for period
of Is weeks, beginning % jan, SO.
Write 1t. John H. Grant, 2737 Elm
wood, Jacksonville, Fla. jan12-3t
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PART-TIME janitor. Apply in per-
son, Ponce's Luncheonete, 701
Slmonton st. jan10-3t
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EFFICIENCY. beautifully furn-
ished 2 rooms and bath for cou-
pie. mi. North Boca Chiea - APP
ply COL Whitehead. Cor. Whitehead
and Southland. janl2.3t
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EARN $4,000 or more per month
addressing envelopes in spare
time at home by hand or type
writer. Send 500 for information
and instructions. Beacon Service.
Dept. IS, Box $40. Cambridge -,
Mass. Money back guarantee.
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5A-Miscellaneous
For Rent

STORE FOR RENT. 16 x so. Suit
able for any businer~ Tropi al
Hotel, ia Duval. dec30.tf
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38-Automobiles For Sale
CONTINUED

1887 FORD with Al engine and
hydraulic brakes. Cheap trans
portation. Apply 900 Margaret, af-
ter 5. jan9-3tx
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Wierd Charges Hurled At
"Deceney" Panel Meeting
Glib Suspended; Charges That CObO
And Eisner Had Him Transferred
By JIM cess

The "decency" committees investigation boomer
ranged yesterday and caught of its members in q
web of that he helped protect cab drivers
gagged in the prostitution racket.
Police officer Bill Glib blew the lid off the situation
when he testified before the group and told them that
City Commissioner Deo Cobo attended clandestine
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City Managers Powers Over Police
Department Told By City Attorne,
Legislation Had
Slight Effect
On Police Affairs.
Opinion Reveals

The responsibility for the
future conduct of the Key
West Police Department has
been tossed into the lap Of
City Manager Victor Lang,
it was revealed yesterday at
a meeting of the "decency
committee"
The action was taken in the wake
OF an opinion from City Attorney
]. Y. Porter, that local legislation
passed In Tallahassee this year did
not take effective control Of the
police department from the city
manager.
Former City Manager Dave
King gave that legislation -
enc Of the chief reasons for his
resignation last July.
And the matter erupted two
weeks ago at a meeting Of the city
commission at which time city ma.
mayer Lang declined TO interfere
with police department operations
because he didn't want response
bility without authority"
But Porter's opinion states that
the duty Of the city manager
and his responsibility, under the
city charter insofar as the admin.
istration and control Of the police
department is concerned is the
same today, as it always has been
since the present charter went into
effect"
The only changes effected by the
legislation are the powers Of sta
tioning and control OF police Of
ficers and the appointment of spe.
cial police officers.
And even these powers, which
were given to the police chief IN
der the legislation. are virtually
meaningless, Porter indicated.
Ne pointed out that the police
chief Is held back by two ''qua.
lltigaiions."
''sfationins. is subject TO such
rules and regulations as the city
commission may prescribe or a.
Is prescribed by the charter or
by ordnance" Portsr's opinion
said.
Gas to special officers, there /:
no provision for pay of same and
thus. indirectly, by control Of the
budget, the commission actually
retains a veto Of this power" h,
continued.
Yesterday. city manager Lang
Continued On Page Sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
Pet Prisoners Makes Holiday
Unhappy For Local Families

This isn't a merry Christmas for
Carol Harris, IL, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Emory Harris. 1923 Won
Phister Street.
When "Nieky," The family's
black cocker spaniel dog. was
found dead from poisoning BE-
meath their home this morning
II changed the icy Of Christmas
TO sorrow fer Carol and her sis
ter and brothers who are Jack,
Is, Terry J, and David, 5.
The Harris children are having
hard time trying to think Of what
it is like to be without loyal little
Nicky who had been q member
of the family for five years. Mr..
Harris let Nicky out for his usual
run at seven o'clock this morning.
At eight, Mrs. Harris received q
frantic telephone call from a neigh.
Dor whose dog had been found
dead. Mrs. Harris called Nicky
and searched the premises. Nicky
was found under the house by her
and the weeping children be loved
so much.
Nieky Is enly enc Of the seven
victims Of poisoning early This
Continued On Page Sikh
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Mrs. Santa
Brings Joy To
kentucky Kids

LOUISVILLE, Ky. B-All the
kiddies know Santa Claus but it's
time they met his wife.
She's jolly woman, well over
800 pounds, who plays the role be.
cause "she gets the blues around
Christmas. And she's ever so
busy, with stacks and stacks Of
toys to get ready for her husband
to deliver tomorrow.
Until yesterday, the boys and
girls she talks to by telephone
didn't know Mrs. Santa had anoth-
er name-Mrs. Agnes Leverett. A
discovered her identity.
He also learned she had been in
tercepting some of those thousands
of letters that youngsters sent to
Santa at the North Pole. She gets
them from the dead-letter box at
the main post office.
Christmas, however, is a year
round job for Mrs. Leverett. For
the past five years, she has been
collecting all sorts of things to be
ratified for a crippled children's
hospital and collecting toys and
food to give the needy.
''I'm just a beggar. l get on the
telephone and beg anything from
anybody"
She was begging yesterday for
television set for the palsy VIC
tins at local school. A few hours
later a dealer called to ask when
he could deliver one-free.
Mrs. Leverett and her husband
are childless but they love chill.
dren. A few years ago they drove
Continued on Page SKI
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Holiday Season
Slows Filing OF
Warranty Deeds

The v. S. Customs sffies viii
be closed . half day Christmas
Eve and New Years Eve. On
those days fhs office will close
~ noon. On Christmas Day and
Jan. I. The office viii Be close
oil day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
Nv Firm Abandons
Plans For Station

Bill Spillman, president Of Tele.
vision Relays, Inc, announced To-
day that his firm is abandoning
plans TO establish a "closed cir.
cult" television setup here in the
face Of opposition from the City
Commission TO the project.
I'm not going TO fight them any
more" Spillman said today. "It Is
evident who and what they want
In television here" He had applied
for a franchise to establish a sta
ton here but the city commission
baked at granting him permission
to start operations although they
had earlier given such a franchise
to Sheriff John Spottswood.
"I'm turning all Of nv data over
to Mr.. Spottswood-I hope that he
car do the job we could have
DONE" Spfllman declared today.
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Charter BOatmen
Elect John West
AS New President

The Charter Boatmen's Associa-
ton held election of officers last
week.
Newly elected officers for the en-
suing year are: president, John
West; secretary, Wadsworth De-
Merritt; treasurer, Ted Smith. All
members expressed hopes of see-
ing in the near future improved
facilities and favorable harboring
conditions for visiting yachts. The
Association says that at one time
Key West was considered one of
the best yacht hayens in South
Florida, and they expressed the de-
sire to see Key West once again
well-known and popular resort
for yachting tourists.
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last April.
Glib said that former
City Commissioner Louis NJ.
j. Eisner also met with the
cabbies that night. Eisner
denied Gibbs charges today
but Cobo is in Miami at the
bedside of his niece who is
seriously i'll.
Result Of the meetings, GLIB
said. was an order given the police
chief to ''lay off" prostitution oper-
atoms at the north end Of Duval
Street and his transfer from that
beat to one in Poinciana.
But that was only one interest
ing development revealed at the
meeting Of the decency committee.
II was brought out also, that Glib
has beer handed a Is day suspen.
sion wit II pay By City MANAGER
Victor Lang. Glib was charged
with conduct unbeeoming an officer
as a result of an incident on his
beat last week.
During his testimony yesterday.
Glib admitted that he had been
drinking heavily last week. Yes.
terday's session also produced a
mystery witness man who
said that he had been q cab driver
and bartender here.
In outlining the events on The
evening the meeting yves svppos-
Cd 10 have taken place, Glib
said that Eisner put in an appear
snes 81 1850 =. m. and that
cobo met with the eshbies about
five hours later.
Shortly after that, be was re-
moved from his beat and stationed
in Poinciana. Glib said.
was that meeting held 10 get
pressure applied to have you trans.
ferred?" asked committee member
Louis Carbonell.
Eyes. ! think 1t was" GLIB re.
piled. He added that "the cab
drivers on Duval Street didn't have
much use for me because | was
strict"
City Commissioner Carbonell then
Continued On Page TwoD
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Contract For
Bridge On Blvd.
Awarded Tues.

State Representative Bernie c.
Papy revealed today that a con
tract for the construction Of a con.
crete bridge on Roosevelt sBoule.
ward has been awarded to Powell
Brothers Construction Company,
Fort Lauderdale.
Rep. Papy made that announce.
ment upon his return from a meet.
ing with the State Road Board in
Tallahassee. Amount Of the con.
tract. Papy said. is s9S, 457. Work
on the project win start immediate.
ly, he added.
Papy also stated that the z. E.
Collins Construction Company, has
been awarded a $12,2l3 contract
for road repairs or Key Largo.
He also learned at the meeting
that the widening of the Overseas
Continued On Page Siu
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SEARCH IS ON
FOR SEARCH CON

A search was on today for
Search Coil.
Search Cell is . puppy bitch,
swe months old. She is the mas
cot Of The Mine Warfare Evsl.
vstion Detachment with head
quarters 81 the Naval Annex
here.
She was missing from her
sleeping bex In Barracks No.
81 % the sssplsns Base Mon
day meTnlns.
The pup 10 brewnish rcd, has
no particular psdisrse but she
does have . freshly doeked tell,
Evsryons will Be happy again
a. shs mlne wsrfars Unit n
search Cell Is home for Christ
mes.
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Chest Reports
Further Gifts
From Civilians
City's Total
Will Exceed
$1,000 AS
Gifts Swell

Late returns from the head
quarters of the Key West United
Community Chest indicate that the
city's campaign contributions win
far outstrip those of local Naval
personnel.
AS Of December q, civilian con-
tributions totalled SIT, 3S7.s, accord
ing to chairman Bill Neblett. The
Nays share amounts to $1S,0 80
although they have not issued a
breakdown as to how much of that
money has been contributed by CT
william workers at the Naval Sta.
ton.
"There are still some workers
who have not made their final re-
ports and a few local business
houses who are conducting can.
vases among their employees, 81
Neblett declared.
"The biggest lag" said Neelett,
''is those business establishments
with headquarters away from Key
West. Cooperation from LEGAL mer,
chants has been excellent"
Among business places and per.
sons reporting, are the following:
Crane Foundation $4,000
La Concha Hotel $l15.00
Key Wester $4,000
Mike the Plumber $4,000
Continued on PAGE SKI
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Key West Man
IsKilledIn
Accident Today
Ray Garcia Dies
As Car Overturns
Near Homestead

Ray Garcia, "a, of All
Catherine St., was killed in
stantly at 2:30 a. m. today
when his car overturned
near Homestead.
The Dade County Road
Patrol said Garcia was driv-
ing a 1852 four-door Pontiac
sedan north on Krone Ave.
about six miles south of the
Tamiami Trail. The car fail
ed to negotiate the curve,
turned over at least once
and threw Garcia out.
The car came to rest on its
wheels but had rolled over Garcia,
the road patrol said.
Another Key West man was In
the car but the incomplete re-
pert Of fhe road patrol did not
eenisin his name yet. He was re-
ported 10 have been injured and
taken to the James Archer Smith
Hospital ~ Homestead.
II was reported here that Gar
cia's aunt had had an accident
Tuesday on Krone Ave. and that
Garcia was going to her aid when
he was killed. According to the re-
port, Garcia was killed at about
the same spot on Krone Ave.
where his aunt had had an acci-
dent.
The Lopez Funeral Home here
win be in charge of funeral ar
rangements.
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BalkyPOWs
Drown Out
Last Appeals
Commission Rules
That Explanation
Period Is Over
BY FORREST EDWARD S

PANMUNJOM III American
war prisoners who embraced COM
munism ehanted Red songs, shout
ed and linked arms with fellow
captives in a wild swirling dance
today, drowning out last-minute
broadcast appeals to return home.
The U.N. Command said the
broadcasts a few hours before the
midnight deadline for explanations
to balky prisoners ended efforts to
woo home 70 Americans, l Briton
and 327 South Koreans who stayed
with the Reds.
The Communists, who have
pressed repeatedly for an extern
sion Of the explanation period,
asked to interview more Chinese
prisoners from the Communist
South Camp tomorrow.
But the Neutral Nations Repatri-
alton Commission ruled that the
explanations had ended.
The commission approved a re.
quest from the pro-Communist
Americans and the Briton to meet
Allied and Red news correspond.
ents inside their compound tomor-
row.
Loudspeakers outside the barbed
wire enclosure broadcast IL times
during the day-four appeals each
to the q Americans, l Briton and
~ South Koreans who had not been
interviewed individually. All of the
$50 South Korean interviewed
$50 South Koreans interviewed
Continued On Page TwoD
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Navy Says Merry Christmas
With Decorations, Parties
MISSING FEMALE
PARROT FOUND

The missing female with .
yslIsm head and . green body
has been found.
Guess where7
Hanging around > ssloon.
When Mario Mora closed his
Boea chies bar on Stock Island
Yesterday morning I've found
the psrroif sitting IN her stain
less steel cage Just outside the
door Of his saloon.
He gave the bird back 10 her
owners, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
&. Dunn. 1890 Fifth ST.. accord
ing 10 The sherlffs department.
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S275 Bond Posted

Robert ]. Paul, 50, also known
as Red Murphy, today was releas-
ed from the county Jail ii 275 bond
on two charges: driving while in
toxicated and not having a drivers
license.
Cpl. S. r. Walker, of the State
Highway Patrol, said he arrested
Paul about 5 p. m. yesterday at
Marathon.
On Oct. Is, Paul was arrested
for driving while intoxicated. Al
that time, he was listed on the
criminal court docket as Red MUIR
ply. That charge was reduced to
reckless driving and the sentence
deferred by Judge Tomas S. Caro-.
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Ships In Area
String Lights
From Stem To
Stern For Xmas
by JOE ELLEN KELLER

The Navy Is saying Merry Christ
mas around the Key West water.
front with colorfully decorated
ships tied up at the piers or CLEAN.
ing with vari-hued lights out in the
channel.
For Glamor Girl of the fleet al
Key West we nominate the hand.
somely decorated USS Saufley,
EIDE 465, at the Naval Annex.
White lights strung the length OF
her foremast and across the yard.
arm form an enormous cross that
can be seen from many parts of the
Key. She also has a large Star Of
Bethlehem aloft that flashes at in
tervals. Around the OIL deck are
a Santa and reindeer with the L.
|gend beneath Merry Christmas
To AL" The quarterback and gang
way are decked in sprays of yule
greens and strung with colored
lights.
Party Given
But the Saufley doesn't limit
Christmas to decorations alone. Her
crew gave a lavish Christmas party
on Monday afternoon, to twenty
one underprivileged Key West chill.
|dren whose names were obtained
from the welfare office here.
The youngsters had refreshments
on the fantail and were wide-eyed
over the huge cake baked by the
ships cook and frosted in white
with MERRY Christmas" written
across the top in green icing.
Then Crew members took their
small guests below to the mess
Continued On Page Two)
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Seven Plead
Guilty Today

Seven persons today pleaded
guilty in criminal court before
Judge Thomas S. Caro-.
Those who pleaded guilty, the of.
lenses, and the sentences were:
Kenneth G. Kimball, drunken.
ness. SIS or Is days.
Kenneth e. Humphrey. reckless
driving, SIS or 30 days.
Continued on Page Ski
Evening star., 1953-02-10
Church Auxiliary
Plans Card Purty

The Women's Auxiliary of st.
Thomas Episcopal Church will
hold its annual card party and
tea at 2 pm. Thursday in the
parish house at 1772 Church
street NV.
Proceeds will go to Cuttington
College in Liberia. and the Good
Shepherd Mission at Fort De-
flance. AriZ.
Among those presiding at the
tea table will be Mrs. Sherman
Adams wife of the special assist
ant to the President. and Mrs.
Oscar Chapman, wife of the
former Secretary of Interior.
Mrs. Rufus M. Roll is chair
man OF the party. Assisting are
Mrs. H. Fairfield Butt Sd. Mrs.
Andrew j. Hawkins. Mrs. C.
Malcolm Hevenor. Mrs. Donald
M Merritt. Mrs. j. Rupert Moh-
Ter. 1r.. Mrs. James B. Platt, jr.,
Mrs. Harry M. Sieber and Miss
Frances Webster.