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The Nome nugget., 1953-01-16
In The War In Korea

SEOUL, RLU.S. Sabre jets outnumbered four-to-one-sent a Communist MIG-15 spinning to earth and damaged another Fri day while Allied fighter-bombers continued blasting Red supply arteries.
 Royal Australian Meteor jets and US. fighter-bombers teamed in blasting road bridge IS miles south of Pyongyang, and on the main supply route to the frozen western and central fronts.
 The daylight raids followed a B-29 Superfort predawn attack on a 190-acre Communist barracks area near Huichon in north cen tral Korea.
 On the battlefront, the mercury skidded to nine below zero on the central front last night-sec. ond coldest reading of the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-16
All Alaska Chamber Hear Speakers
 Call For Relief From Waterfront
 Strikes and Highest Taxes In Nation

JUNEAU, R-Speakers called for relief from crippling water front strikes and what they called unfair" taxes during the second day of the All-Alaska Chamber of Commerce meeting here.
 Depletion of Alaska's fisheries and changes in anticipated" land laws were other topics in the spotlight.
 Byron Gillian, Fairbanks busi- nessman, led the attack on taxes, with an assertion that Alaskans pay the highest per capita tax in the nation. That, plus the high cost of living and doing business, he said, makes it necessary for Alaskans to have double or triple incomes for living standard comparable to that in the states.
 Gillian said the Alaska busi- neSSman m u st make SO much more before taxes, to keep ahead of costs, that he gets into higher income bracket and has to pay a penalty for it.
 He said it costs $15 to $20 per square foot to build a commer- cial plant in Alaska compared to $4.50 in Texas.
 Mayor Ralph Rivers of Fair banks, contending the government skins off too much, suggested a law to permit cities to give new industries tax relief. Roy John son of the Seattle Chamber of
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-16
Truman Reserves Submerged Oil Lands For Navy

WASHINGTON, R- President Truman set aside submerged off shore land as a Navy oil reserve Friday in the teeth Of bitter con- gressional protests.
 In a statement aimed at those seeking passage of legislation to vest ownership in the coastal states of California, Texas and Louisiana, the President declared:
 'It has been, and still is, my firm conviction that it would be the height of folly for the United States to give away the va t quantities of oil contained in the continental shelf and then buy back this same oil at stiff prices for use by the Army, the Navy, and the Air Force in the defense of the nation"
 "Outrag geous," "an illegal power grab," personal spite" these were some of, the terms used on Capitol Hill to describe the action.
 Truman also found a few de- lenders, but they made it clear they had little hope his order would stand very long.
 Forty senators already have in troduced a bill to give to the states control of the lands under the marginal seas, containing bil- lions of dollars worth of oil. President-elect Eisenhower has said he favors doing so. His stand may have helped him carry Texas which is one of the states pri- marily affected.
 The Senate passed an identical measure last year 50 to 35 and the House by an even bigger margin.
 Truman vetoed the bill with the assertion that it would amount to a 1O0-billion barrel steal for oil companies "a contention he repeated at his news conference yesterday.
 The Supreme Court has held that the federal government has paramount rights in and dominion over the lands. But it also said Congress could turn them over to the states if it wished.
Evening star., 1953-01-01
SpOrtSaUeUf'

SASS Red velveteen Skirts,
broken sizes -S10.8S
$7.95 to S10.95 Dressy Blouses
and Halters. Velveteens, rayon
faille and taffetas, in black and
assorted colors, broken sizes.
$3.50
$3.50 Rayon ROucIe Blouses, as
sorted pastels, broken sizes.
$1.89
$5.95 Orion Tweed Vests, wash
able, broken sizes 10 to 16, $1.94
$3.50 Striped T-Sweaters, bro
ken sizes ----- $2.94
S6.95 Wool Stacks, assorted COL
ors, sizes 18 and 20 $3.49
WOmen's $5.95 Coat Sweaters,
assorted colors, broken sizes SO
to as ----- -----$ $4.S8
S10.95 to $16.95 Wool Skirts, as
sorted colors, broken sizes, $3.50
S5.95 Intarsia Block Wool Slim
Ons, grey or tan, sizes "a to 40
$4.99
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
@ Friday BARGAINS SYNONYMOUS!
TOiIetf.ies

$l.OO Soap and Bubble Bath
CUtS 2OG
$4.95 Three-Piece Lucite Dresser
SctS SS.4s
SITS Bubble Bath Liquid $50"
$1.00 All-Weather Hand Lotion,
A0c%
S1.00 Bubble Bath Liquid, 49cs
Soc All-Weather Hand Lotion,
29cs
csc to 35c per cake Soap Sc
S1.O0 Cat Figure Washcloth and
Soap Set 49c
$1.OO Sachet POOdles -. 4Scs
S1.00 Kiddies' CASTLE Soap Fig
ures in acetate box, box Of 5, 49c
$4.95 Military Hair Brush Set,
$2.19
plus 20ss taS
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Infants Wesss.

Toddlers' Boys s15.95 and S16.95
Corduroy Suede Cloth or Rayon
Gabardine Winter Coat Sets.
blue and maize, sizes to 8,
$11.00 and $12.00
$3.50 Quilted Cotton Rose Print
Busters, sizes s and 6x only,
$1.99
$2.S9 Corduroy Jumpers, assort-
ed colors, sizes 8 and 4 --$1.SO.
$1.29 White Cotton Lace
trimmed Slips, size 2 only, SOC
$2.95 Pajamas with balbriggan-
style knit tops and f1annelette
pants, assorted pastels, sizes Q
W ----------- Sl.oc
$3.50 All-Nylon Ruffled Rhumba
Panties, white and pink, size
2 to 8 ------. $500
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Beffef. Dresses

% Misses $500 Orion and
Wool Jersey Dresses with per-
manently pleated skirts, pastel
colors - $500
4-S35.OO and SSs.95 Nylon Tulle
and Velvet Long Formals with
Jackets - S22.OO
3 Misses S29.95 Long Dinner
Gowns Of Rayon Tissue Faille
with beadwork trim, sizes Is
to 20 =--- $23.OO
5-S25.OO Extra Size Orion and
Wool Jersey Dresses : $500
6 Women's $685. to S49.95 I'm
ported Lace Dresses; brown,
amethyst, green and blue. $500
8 Women's S22.95 to $500 Two
Piece Rayon Faille Dresses.
$500
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Junior. Wear

15-$8.95 to $10.95 Rayon Faille,
Rayon Taffeta and Nylon
Dresses .-----$ SITS
S-S14.95 to S17.95 Rayon Crepe
Dresses, black only --.- $500
1O-S14.95 to S22.95 Cocktail
Dresses ------.. -----.S $500
3-$35.00 Long Formals, sizes 8
and II ---- $500
8-$17.95 Wool Dresses = $11.00
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
NeckaCeN1.

100 PerfectS and Irregs. OF $3.50
to S5.95 All-Wc0l Cardigans and
Slipons, broken sizes and colors,
S2.39
75-$2.95 and $3.95 Silk Satin
and Crepe 36" Printed. Scarfs
with hand-rolled hens $1.59
2O0-39c to Soc Costume Flowers,
some counter-soiled - 19c
24-$2.99 Com b ed Cotton
Sweater Blouses, plain colors
and stripes, broken sizes Sf.S8
1876 Perfects and Imperfs.. Of
$4.99 and S5.95 Nylon and Rayon
Blouses, white and colors, broken
sizes -------------- S@.o0
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Hosiery

BIS Prs. "As Is" Famous Name
Full Fashioned Nylons, several
styles and constructions in
broken sizes and colors,
2 prs. $1.O0
Sc Prs. $1.35 Super Sheer Nylons.
IS denier, 81 gauge construction.
Good shades, size II only, 89c pr.
IS Prs. $1.15 No-Seam Nylon
Hosiery, sizes 81a and 8, 69c pr.
60 Prs. S1.65 Super Sheer Frame
Heel Nylons, broken sizes and
colors -79c pr.
IS Prs. S1!0O No Seam, 80 Denier
Dress Sheer Nylons, broken
sizes, - 2 prs. $1.OO
17S Prs. Perfects and Imperfects
of Nylon Sheers, good shades.
several styles. size 81s only,
29c pr.
SO Prs. S2.95 Wool and Leather
Slipper Socks, small sizes only,
soiled $1.O0 pr.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
GIOUeS

10 prs. $4.O0 Black Kidskin
Shorties, broken sizes -- S1.59
10 prs. $500 Elbow Length
Grey RayOn Gloves, broken
sizes - Sl.SS
28 prs. $500 Elbow Length
RayOn Gloves, white, beige,
broken sizes = S1.59
Sc prs. S1.39 All-woOl Gloves,
white and colors, broken sizes,
Soiled - -- ------ &c
Street FloorAWashington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Teens Wear.

12-$2.99 Nyl0n Slip0n Sweat
ers ---- -~- $1.69
2O-S4.99 and $3.50 Slipons and
Car1igans ---------- $2.O0
1$12.95 to $16.95 Wool Jersey
or velveteen Dresses - $1,000
15-$6.99 and $7.99 All-Wool
Cardigan Sweaters $500
$21.50 Grey Storm Coat, size 10.
$500
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Knit indies

80 Originally $500 Famous
Name Ray0n TricOt Slips with
net trims, broken sizes and
colorS $2.4S
Al Imperfs. Of S1.95 Cotton n
Union Suits. Medium weight,
white, broken sizes -- 79c
6 Imperfs. Of $4.95 Balbriggan
Cotton Gowns, yellow, broken
sizes $2.39
22 Imperfs. Of S3.95 Famous
Name Pastel RayOn Tricot
Gowns, broken sizes ---$ $1.99
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
SiIa,es.sg,Ure

12--Irregs. S2.50 Crystal and
Silver Bonbon Dishes = 97cs
$1,000 Steak Sets, 2-pc. ster-
ling handles, dented - $4.97s
24-S2.9S Serving Pieces, ster-
ling handles, scratched = $1!79s
5-S5.98 Silver-plated Serving
Trays, small size. scratched,
S3.97*
1-S55.O0 Sheffield silver.
plated Is" Tray, gallery style,
$25.97s
Pr. S19.9S Hurricane Lamps,
sterling base, ruby shade,
scratched ----- pr. $I2.95"
plus 20% tar
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-01-01
HuisdkerchiefS

$50 Women's 19c Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs with lis hens.
6 for 85c
200 Women's 18c ColorfuI
Printed Cotton Handkerchiefs,
lie
50 WOmen's $1.Oo Large Size
Linen Prints, hand-rolled hens,
Soc
ESQ Irregs. Of Mems 39c to Soc
Linen Handkerchiefs with hem
stitched hens So 29c
Street Floor Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
COuts and Suits

$685. -S29.95 Lined Rayon Suits,
misses, women's, juniors sizes,
S12.SS
$69.95 Harris Tweed Coats, gen.
uine leather LINED. misses sizes,
S4S.0O
S65.OO Poodle Cloth Coats, leath-
er-lined, royal blue; sizes IA. Is,
S4S.OO
20 Misses $21.95 to $500 Rain
coats. Assorted styles and colors,
SASS
4 Misses $69.s5 Fur Trimmed
Coats $S4.SS
2 Misses $500 White Poodle
Coats S2GOO
A Women's S69.95 Long Coats,
brown and grey $3A.SS
4 Misses and Juniors All-WoOl
Fitted and Boxy Coats, navy,
S24.SS
Second Floor Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
JeaceIrg

25-$3.00 and $4.0O Jewelry
EAccc6 $l.oU
4O-$1.95 Jewelry Pieces CSC
35-$7.50 to $1,000 Jewelry
P1eceS $500
$3.50 Cigarette Case and Com
pact Set -----------$3.OO
$500 Gold Filled Bracelets,
$1,000 - $1.50
%$.0O and $500 Rhinestone
Necklaces - S2.SS
$1,000 Gold Plated Bracelets,
as is $1.95
$500 Gold Plated Rhinestone
Set Pin. as is --------- 99c
1O-$4.OO and $500 Simulated
Pearl Necklaces ----,--- $1.95
150-$1.0O Jewelry Pieces.
2 for $1.O0
all prices plus 20% tar
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
COrSefS

24-S3.95 Diana Long Line
Strapless Brassieres. Black, sizes
So to "A S1.SS
16-S5.00 Beauty Long Line
Black Nylon Lace Brassieres.
Sizes SO to A 81. SO
6-S15.00 Warner Half-Size Cor
selettes, broken sizes - $3.50
2-$12.50 Modart Front-Laced
Nylon Corsets, nude. Sizes 81
and 80 - $6.25
$9.95 Betsy Ross C0rsette, nude.
Size 81 S4.S8
16-SS.95 Figure Builder Girdles
of white nylon marquisette,
broken sizes $500
3O-$2.50 Diana Short Strapless
BraSsieres, white cotton, $1.25
$3.50 LeGant Half Size Cor
selette, nude. Size 40-. $9.25
2-S5.95 Diana Panty Girdles.
sizes Is and q S2.98
$500 Memo Nylon Boned Cir
die with Talon closing, size "a,
$3.50
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
ChiIals.eIs'S Shoes

$3.50 House Slippers, assorted
colors, broken sizes 8 to 3, $1.49
$1.S9 House Slippers. assorted
styles and colors, broken sizes
. TO ------~-.------ = SSc
Teens $7.95 and $8.95 Dress and
School Shoes. Several styles,
broken sizes 4 to 10 and AAAA
to C. S3.97
Fourth Foor-Washington
Second Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Rugs

Rugs
1-$62.95 Grey Twist Weave,
7x6.7-ft., as is - - $1I.88
1-$66.95 Rose Wilton, 9x6. gift.
as is $15.95
1-$59.95 Grey Wilton Runner,
26xl7'5". as is -------- S19.95
SS9.95 Loop Pile RayOn Rugs,
27X54" S2.99
2-$19.50 Oval Braided Rugs,
4.6x6.6-ft. AS Is ---. S7.99
1-S64.s5 Brown Rayon Rug.
12x5-ft. S19.95
1-S1O.5O Hand Hooked Rug,
Sx5-ft., as is - - S3.99
1-S29.s5 Hand Hooked Rug,
6x6-ft., as is -------- $11.88
$3.50 Hand Hooked Rugs,
24x44-in., as is ------ S1.S9
1-$15.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rug,
4X6-ft., as is --.---- $3.50
1-$19.S5 Cotton Hook Rug. 4x6-
It., as is -------- $3.50
SASS Cotton Hook Rugs,
2x4-ft., as is -------$1.O0
1-$16.50 Cotton Hook Rug, 4x6-
It., as Is $7.99
1-$261.S8 Green Carved Wilton,
12x9-ft.. soiled $115.95
Srd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Impfs. 59e
Fomous Nome
BRIEFS
35c

Made of soft, lightweight,
comfortable and long
wearing cotton. In tearose
and white. Sizes S to Z.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Perfs., lFrees.
$3.50. $3.50
BLoUSES
$l.88

Cottons, rayons, nylons
-. all washable. Tailor
ed. dresSy styles in sizes
1898. Some 1-of-a-kind.
White, colors.
Street Floors rs-WaShington,
Arlington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Lal,ap

2-S24.98 Cordey Figurines, 81"
tall, blue lace skirt, as is S14.99
5-S29.98 Bradley Modern
Lamps, matching square shades,
S14.S9
15-S16.98 Chinese Figurines,
green, white. fuchsia, shades.
S7.97
17-S49.98 Imported Italian
Table Lamps, hand-designed, s.
way lighting. decorator shades.
$26.97
50-S5.OO Swirl Rayon Shades,
all sizes, choice of colors, not
every size In each color, as is,
$2.97
3O-$5.98 Black Panther Table
Lamps, parchment shades In
gold, green or red, "a" tall, S3.97
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-01-01

Misses and Women's S6.95 One
Pc. Rayon Gabardine and
MenSwear Dresses - $500
Misses and Half Size S5.95
TwO-Pc. RayOn Menswear
Dresses Observation-Disclosures $1.99
Misses and Half-Size SS.95
Rayon Faille Busters -. $3.50
Misses $S.95 and $1O.95 RayOn
Crepe Dresses ----------$ $3.50
Second Floor-Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Linens, DOsssesticS

15O-Sl.29 Linen Openwork
Bridge Cloths, 34x34-in. = SSc
15O-S5c Linen Napkins, Is"
square, grey. gold, chartreuse
colors ------ --- l6c
25-$1. .99-S5.95 Imported Hem.
stitched Linen Damask Cloths,
assorted sizes --- 99c-Sl.S5
60-S2.95 Chenille Loop Pile
Rugs, oval, oblong, 24x36", as
sorted colors - - S1.19
4OO-39c Bamboo Place Mats.
12x18-in. T. 4 for S1.OO
Lot 19c-29c Famous Make
Washcloths, soiled, as is, 10 for
$1.00
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Notions

12-$1.98 Plastic Shoe Bags, IL.
pockets, assorted colors 9Sc
30-$1.O0 Sachet Baskets. as
sorted colors - - 49c
lO-$1.98 Tw0-Way Stretch Pam
ty Girdles, small size $50
15-S1.0O Adjustable Plastic Sox
DIyCAS wv
l5-S1.S5 Skirt Markers for
hens 49c
5O-25c Hair Curriers' - SC
4O-69c Muslin Ironing Board
Covers, regular size -- 3Sc
230-Sl.00 Skuffs, air foam soles,
broken sizes --~-- 4Sc
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Lingerie


15-$5.95 Nylon Tricot Gowns,
broken sizes and colors, $2.S7
S-S3.99 Leopard Print Flannel
ette Shorty Gowns, small sizes,
Sl.0O
20-$3.99 Rayon Taffeta Petit
coats, broken colors and sizes,
$1.S9
50-$3.99 Rayon Crepe Lace
Trimmed Slips, broken sizes and
colors -- Sl,99
Second Floor-Washington
Street Floor-Arlington
6-S12.95 NyIon Tricot Gowns,
broken colors and sizes : $6.45
3O-S5.95 Nylon Tricot Slips,
white, broken sizes $2.97
1OO-S2.S9 Nylon Tricot Slips.
white, broken sizes $1.4s
25-$5.95 Nylon Tricot Gowns,
broken styles, colors and sizes,
$2.S7
Second Floor-Washington
NegIigees
Is Misses $5.95 Gold Print
Rayon Busters, broken sizes.
$3.50
1O-$3.99 Polka Dot Rayon
Coachman Style Robes, broken
sizes $3.50
10 Misses $1S.95 Quilted Rayon
Lounging Pajamas, broken sizes,
S16.00
10 Misses S16.95 Quilted Rayon
Lounging Pajamas, broken sizes.
$500
Second Floor-Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-01-01

Art Goods

1S-Sk. S1.59 Novelty knitting
Yarn. 2-oz. hank ----- $50
7-$1.49 Stamped Linen Scarfs,
soiled ------.-.-------.79 79c
4-$5.98 Boudoir Dolls, soiled,
$2.98
30-29c Rug and Crochet Cot
ton, soiled ed------------------15 -15c
1O-$2.98 Plastic Covered Cush-
IONS ----------------------SI.6 SI.6J
Evening star., 1953-01-01
FirepIMce Fixtures

Fireplace Firf'lres
1-S19.95 Andiron Set, floor
sample --.----------- $3.50
2-S29.95 Tenders, 48", floor
samples es--.----.----~----$lS.97
-S27.95 Tenders, AZ, floor
samples -- ----~--- SlS.64
2-S49.95 Tool Sets, basket and
screen, floor samples - $3.50
l-S2S.50 Electric Heating Log,
floor samples ------- SASS
1-$12.95 Tool Set, floor sample,
S8.64
1-59.95 Ensemble, floor sample.
$39.95
l-$32.95 Tool Set, modern,
floor sample ------ $2l.96
1-S32.s0 Tool Set, floor sample,
$21.60
2S-$ls.95 Tool Sets $3.50
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Daytime Dresses

35-$3.99 Menswear RayOn
Dresses, broken sizes $1.88
15O-S2.99 Percale Housedresses,
broken sizes -.Sl.44
100-S1.79 Plastic Smock Aprons,
SOC
20-S2.99 Seersucker Uniforms,
mostly small sizes - S1.49
35-$1.99 Washable Rayon
Dresses, broken sizes 89c
2O-S1.79 Children's Aprons,
S1.39
25-S2.99 Cocktail Aprons with
tea napkins -- $3.50
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Girls Weas.

3-S33.O0 and $500 Winter
Coat Sets -. $500
ES29.95 "In Between Size"
Three-Quarter Length Coats,
$1,000
12-S4.99 All-WoOl Cardigan
Sweaters $2.69
8-S10.95 to $12.95 Nylon and
Velveteen Dresses $500
10-$4.99 Corduroy Jackets,
S2.99
-S7.99 "In-B etwe e n-Size"
Plaid Cotton Dresses $3.50
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Costume
JEWELRY
2 70, 81 '''' ~ 20"

Necklaces, bracelets, pins
and earrings. Simulated
pearls, rhinestones, coll
ored stones in gold, silver
colored metal.
Street Floor Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Cotton, Fabrics

800 Yds. 79c, $1.00 Plain, Printed
Embossed Cottons yd. 47c
800 Yds. 79c Gold Printed Cot
tons yd. 39c
400 Yds. 69c Cotton Denims,
plain shades yd. 49c
1000 Yds. 49c-$l.19 Cotton Rem
nants, plain, printed, yd. 25c-59c
Street Floor Washington
200 Yds. $l.95 Pima BroadcIoth,
solid colors, 81" wide --yd. 98c
1000 Yds. 49c-S1.19 Cotton
Remnants. desirable lengths.
I'd. 25c-59c
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-01-01

4th Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-01-01

Fourth Floor-washington
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Budget Dresses

Fourth Floor-Washington
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
YOUNG AMPUTEE HAS
BID TO WHITE HOUSE

MOUNDSvILLE, w. Va. R -
Young Paula Martin, who viii
have TO go through life with arti.
fetal legs, has an invitation to
visit the White House when you
are feeling fine again."
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower wrote
q note to the 8-year-old girl, whose
legs we're amputated shortly be-
fore Christmas because of a rare
blood disease.
The first lady encouraged Paula
to recover soon and told her about
the sweet dresses and bonnets''
she would be able TO wear.
Mrs. Eisenhower also sent a
fooled leather case to the Mounds
vile Child Study Club, which Is
holding a benefit for Paula on Feb.
20. This and other gifts viii be
auctioned off.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14

mente, pocas veces lie seria exigi-
da en- su totalidad. Es tanto ell
privilege que aqui Sc otorga a los
memories, que resulta una patente
de scguridad, ell ser menor de diez
ocho amos. porque Sc esta COM
pletamente exento de toda respon-
sabilidad En- Cuba, por eiemplo.
cuando TN menor comete una falta
punible. sc hace comparecer al pa.
Ore o tutor y Sc lie responsabiliza
con ei delito cometido, haciendole
abonar una mul;a que ira aumen.
tando eada vez que la falta re repi-
Ia. Al final. en- ell case de no en-.
mendarse ell menor, ira a dar al
Centric de orieniacion infaniH v a.
Iii estars hastz la mayoria de edad
va que ell padre no ha podido CON
ducirle por Ia senda del bIen v de
Ia honradex.
Creemos, con TODD Ell respeto que
nos mereeen las leyeS yigenies en-
este pals. que muchoS de los casos
de- deIieuencia en- memories, Sc de.
be la falta de sanction al come
terse eli primer delito y saponrr Ell
ncnor, que Ia irnpunidad habria dc
aeompsnaFle en- los deuas degitos
Ell menor que sc inclina por 81
dexyensurs, al canine de Ia deiln.
euencis no hars naellz en- xu
exixtencta. un been conse5 10 de- an
Tribunal de Memories. nj eli "a.
rifo pasersal. nj los regaerimien.
tos sn4istosos del Maestro. Por xu
pEopsa deSgrae3a. seguira por exa
pendiente. snientrss Ia szncl5n no
sea 10 safbcientsmen4e faerte. ane
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turo.
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oxurvtensso academies : ilsxsra Is
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14

The Key West High School band
is looking sharp these days. We
went along with them on their
trip to Havana last year and if the
Habaneros liked them then (Which
they did, wait until they see 'em
perform this year.
The high schoolers will make
their annual appearance in Hava-
mas Carnival parade at the end
of the month.
incidentally, folks planning a
Havana jaunt this month might
well arrange to be there on the
18th when the galA Carnival wind
up parade is scheduled. Each
year, native conga dancers, repre-
senting each city and province in
Cuba, compete in the national con-
test. They parade down the Prado,
Havana's main boulevard. Each of
the groups costumes themselves,
and pattern their dance steps after
their particular occupations, e.. G.,
sugar cane workers carry machet-
es and 60 through suitable mo-
tons. Colorful and tradition-filled,
the carnival observance also in
clude. a parade which rivals the
Miami Orange Bowl spectacle in
pageantry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
THIS ROCK OF OURS
BY BILL GrBs

Have you done your bit toward
helping the navy Charity Fund?
There isn't much time left and
there is no other local organization
which can guarantee that every
dollar you give will be divided so
that it viii do as much good
throughout the community. Let's
help the Navy help others.
APathetie Voters
Anyone wishing to vote in City
elections must register at City
Hall. This is true for everyone re-
CARELESS of whether they have been
qualified to vote in the past. The
City has opened a new Office of
Registration downstairs with Mrs.
Agnes Lowe in charge. 1t only
takes minute to stop by and fill
out the necessary papers.
Several folks I've talked to are
disguised with having to register
at practically every election. This
new registration is suppose to ELI
inmate such a practice for several
years to come. However, whether
it does or not, the price of few
moments time to qualify yourself
as voter is cheap compared to
the cost paid by men who have
given their lives in order to pro-
vide free vote.
Many people are not registering
yet because they simply do not
think of it while they are around
City Hall. Some signs in Archie
Roberts office might serve to re-
mind the folks wnen they come in
to pay their scavenger bills.
Sheriff Spoffswood
The new sheriff seems TO be
having trouble with the number of
reported rape chages. "Most of
these are unsubstantiated, !" he
says. Spottswood is right though
l don't think he should hold the
information concerning them from
reporters. He should leave it to the
reporters good judgement as to
whether a case should be publicized
or not.
Many women seem to have a
perverted sense of humor that
causes the cry of "rape" to ring