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RANGES

Gas and electric. Clearance Of 20
trade-ins. Some as little as 2 yrs
old in various sizes and makes.
Prices start at SIS for quick clear
ance: No reas. offer will be re-
fused. CAPITOL APPLIANCE CO.,
S521 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. JU.
RECORD PLAYERS, 3 speed. double
needle. Dusonic. breakaee Guarantv:
$@ias' 81: eaH IA. nov Syo4ss !ss free dellvsry s
R FRIGERATORs. sas. all sizes: in
RrFRIGERATORS. used pnt or buy
s. mo: full guaran:ee. DOWD's
REFRIGERaTOfsss.i s rs" usea SSnn' large ays, as.
sortment from $40 up some with
FREDERICK'S. 39o5 i4th St NV
REFRIGERATION - Crosley-Shelv
dor. ~ Gu. it., excel. cond.; ia yrs
old; S135. RA; 3-0590. q
hETfa1esFAToE, Bsfa4. 3 ! NC AD ap, 11a77i size $50
REFRiGERATORs. wAsHERs-Laree
fully guar; $40 and up. DUNN
MARK J764 Columbia rd. NV.
REFRIGERATORs-Late models, SOS
up; easy terms. Also rent refrigera-
tors S5 mo. ALLISON'S, 2212 18th
RFrFiEFp 81 niT AP sRoa1 a,4206: o i.. ,.-7.l5 l5
city; new used or recond,; cash or
terms: from S225 up: guar. We also
service AABACO. 209U r. 1. ave
ne. NO. T-l3nO.
REFRIGERATOR leu. 1T. Westiug-
house; very good condition: sos. Me
&
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3 BEDROOMS
Attrac furn. completely redec.: se
garden development: cow to transp.
shopping, schools. LU. 2-61O0 9 Il
., weekdays only. -3
COLORED-2 RMS, kit. and bath
18th and c SITS. ne, ST. 3-3657
70 per mo-, owner paws utils
CoLoRED-14th AND MONROE SITS
n.w,-1 lge. fm. and kit. semipvt
turn; reas. TO good tenant EN-
2-3133; after 6 pm. EN- 2-7699.
COLORED-I ROOM, semipvt. kit.
and bath; for . men or couple Child
accepted. TU. o-4649. $
COLORED-i AND . ROOMS, kit
and bath: also basement apt. unfur-
nished: S55 and up. HO. 2-Sl9l
CoIoREDmiai7 IRVING ST. NV
Newly dec. sml. and lse; apis; -
Wk up incl. utils,; adults. Ho.
CoI0RED--5 RMS, kit. and bath.
2nd-fi apt; 500 per mo. 9TH and
F. SITS. n e., ST. 3-3657. q
COLORED-I8th AND KALORAMA
RID. and 18th and Euclid sts. NV
rm. ahc kit. apt DU. 7-Oe5o,
CoToRED 7.e ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD N.W.-Liv. rm.. he'd
rm comb. NICE kit. pvt. bath. II
CoLoRED-IsI9 10Th ST. and 45s
K st. n.w.--1-rm. studio and 2-rm.
apts. nicely furn. to suit. KI.
H-lO3l. ID
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922 14th ST. NV.
Downtown; bedrm. liv rn hit ana
bath; newly dec; S65. ~"~
4506 GA. AVE. NV.
Bedrm., liv. rm. kit. and bath;
new As"'I HAIRY sfii: sSD'GSi 9. oL1KER CO.
1131 Vermont Ave. NV, MA s-oo,o
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TAIRPAlTTTTNS
TELEVISION SALE

fost sizes available at all times. N
& SON, Ala 3rd st. NV
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REFGR,, 12-ft. Westinghouse, AS
lb., across-top freezer; like new:
cost over S400. sell for storage
cost S195: will del. 732 5th st
NV. 10. 2-3330. 3
RIFLES 90 for sale by hunter-owner,
honest bargain. EN-. 3-0715. -
RUGS, genuine Orientals. all sizes,
d-astically reduced. CASSABIAN,
2204 o st. at Wis. ave. 4
RUG, Oriental, ax1?; $40; good con-
difinn IL r-HQdQ
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BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
Large arg dITbedrm apt, 500; so per mo. {,
I1xl7-ft bedrm.. full din. kit and
bath; ,incinerator laundry rnl., etc |;
immed and fut occupancy See
MRS LEONE. 3021 4th st. Sc. Apt.
. NO 3. 10. 2-427n or uN 4-h4ss
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oS FORESTER ST. s.w.. Apt. - rms.
kltchen, bath. dining area: tkey in
apt. u; S67. FREDERICK A.
BLuMER CO., 6l7 Pa ave. Sc,
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steel,

We nave all kinds OF new and used
steel. such as angle irons, reinforc-
Ing steel, l-beams cut to size GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO. 1887 Brent
wood I'd ne AID 2-61HH "a
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500 9th ST. Sc. mr.. sth and pa
Two beorms., heat and hot water
furn., newly dec. For further de-
tails. call Mr.. Adams.
L. r. TURNER, REALTOR
600 18th st. S.W. ME. S-o4O0.
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NEAR e7th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-Two
bedrms;; vacant; no pets; SS5 plus Ia
e5Is 18th ST. NV. nr. Col. rd.-
Efiic... full kit. tile bath: S65. Mgr.
Apt /, AID. 4-032S ID
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st
n.w.-Elev.: 1st f.. 3 bedrms.,. liv.
spacious rms Also 6-bedrm. house
of 18th st: NV. EN-. 3-9077. %
ONE AND TWO BEDRMS.. Sc. area
Congress Heights. GEO, s.. KING
CO., Est. 1895. 2110 Nichols ave
1iss is fsaItSSj sFL%oNTu H. 81 A,SSSl Siw.-a.rm,
kit. bath gas, elec. refgr. incl
S62.5O; less to 1. CO. 5-0525.
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1929 STAPLES ST. NE, Apt. 2. Lse.
bedrm. apt. with screened back
porch; S41 so. Keys at 1914 Staples
St, Apt. g.
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1918 OATES ST NE, Apt 4 and
Apt. 26. In fine, mod. bids. Lge l.
bedrm. apt. with screened back
porch with gas gas heat, $40. so.
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1907 WOoDLEY RID. NV, Apt. 43.
Newly dec. nr. National Cathedral,
apt; $3.50 md. Cali WO. 6-I742.
Resident manager.
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JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
1920 K st. NV. EX. 3-1S11
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1893 SPRING RID. NV, Apt. 2n3.
Lge. efficiency studio apt with sep.
kit, din, bath. with Murphy bed;
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1-BEDRM. APT, S45.3o
1lOl Euclid st. NV, Apt. lO1: VA
CANT. open See ianitor.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-s3oO
o2 BEDRMS.. DOWNTOWN-Sf"
l3dt Rhodc Island ave. NV, Apt.
=, Iu4 Vacant. See janitor
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S3OO
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-715 Kennedy ST. NV "a I.9"'
Gardens tMdD shop, center--New
Oct. .hldg.; 2 rms, kit. bath: S74 So.
To inspect inquire list A., or Apt.
81. Phone WASHINGTON HOUS-
ING CORP: MA. SASS. ID
ElEloRGEIOWN-SS2, so; See Tudor
2O3. Bedrm.. dinette, kit, tiled
bath, large liv. rm. ]. LEO KOIB
co 1897 Wis. ave. NV. AID.
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4OI4 KANSAS AVE. NV. Ant q
Lge. efficiency studio apt. Sep KIT.
din. and bath with Murphy bed.
S43.50 utils. incl
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446 BURBANK ST. s.E.-semidet.
duplex, ! bedrm;, liv. rm., dinette.
block from stores; conv' to bus.
Adults. S69.50. RE. 7-213T; Ii.
, 1953-02-19
PROGRAM

7:3O- S:UU Over 1ue OOA4eS 10y
600 8:15 ChinnerY's Mystery
Tunnel
900 9:15 Morning Devctions
9:15- $50
$50 1000 Swap Shop
1000 1918 AIRS News
1915 1890 Four Knights
1890 100 Antigua Antics
11:OO 1900 Record Shop
1900 1918 Office Of Price
Stabilization
1915 1890
1890 12:45 Front Page News
Pan American
12:45- 100
1900 2:15 Siesta Time
2:15- 2:3o Sacred Heart Prog.
$50 800 Musical Matinee -
Western)
800 400 Musical Matinee -
(Popular)
400 4:30 WSTA's Story Teller
4:3O- 500 RequestfulIY Yours
500 6:15 Schlitz News Prog.
els $50 Music for you
$50 GAS
6:45- 700 Dept. Of Health
100 7:30 Salon Serenade
z Queens Quarter
7:3o- 7:45
7:45- 300 Land Of the Free
300 8:15 Pet Milk Show
8:15- $50 Budweiser's Calypso
Party
800 600 Carenage
Troubadours
900 9:15 AIRS News
9:15- $50 Police Department
$50 1000 Broadway Show
Tunes
1000 hoo Musical MerrY-go-
round
WE WELCOME
New Guests,
Feb. ia. 1858
R,,ccanear Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ellis,
~. 49, Me- R,,ron Nov
- 80 - narien rorn
NJ 49, Me- ph;l;n W;cE
- 80 narian Cam
, 1953-02-19
PROGRAM
A D 7 WIvI

| #HaH#Hs8S
RADIO STATION WIvI
The Lighthouse of the West Indies
The Little Station With
the Big Reach
MONDAY through Friday
6:55 Sign On
700 Rise and Shine
Request show
$40
900 ST. croix Special
$40
1000 Excursions in Science
1918 Faith in Our Lives
1890 Concert Hall
1l:3O Air Lane Melodies
1900 Island Bulletin Board
1915 Here's to Veterans
1890 Meet the Band
100 This is the Hour
ion = 4
200 The Music Box
$50
800 Latin RhYthms
3.3O "
400 1880 Club (Request Show
4:30
500
$50
800 Weather Forecast
900 Pipes Of Melody
6:15 Tempo Time
6:45 Emile Cote Glee Club
700 News - BIC
tbs The Man on the Street
7:3O Candle Light and Silver
800 Vic Damone Show
8:15 Radio Newsreel ~ BIC
800 Melody Magic
600 Souvenir Song
sos Crucian Confusion
$50
1000 News 90 BIC
1918 Music for Reading
10.2n /" y
1885 Sign Off
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
BILL LANTATF

this proposal on the assuranee
that the creation OF such en- Of
flee would enable our President
to effect needed administrative
refors In the State Department.
Now, the second proposal sub
mitted to Us for efficiency and
economy" Is this plan which
calls for raising the salaries Of
several high ofilcialt OF the Fed.
eraI Security Administration end
on which creates new Jobs 81 "a
increased cost to the taxpayeF.
Not one single agency IL
abolished by this plan. Not one
single job is abolished but. on
the contrary, nav ones are Great.
ed. All Reorgsnixations plas No.
/ calls for is erection of 40
Administrative super structure
for the already existing FtdeFel
for the already existing FedeTtl
Security Agency. The Americas
people. suffering under I sik1str.
Ing tax load can no longer afford
this type Of ''eeonemy." Your
Congressman opposed this plan
for basieally the SAME Teatan
that those, who now support the
plan, opposed IL 10 1850. At INST
time, the now.advocatSs Of The
plan in their Minority Report ep.
pose II BY stating "Tht PIES IL
| the answer 10 Tie bufeauepsl's
prayer. II provided iaeFgasea
power with which 70 sxtsnd the
activities, influences and pay rells
Of existing ageheies which ereFY
bureaucrat seeks. That & virtual.
| ly al Il does. I"
Sincerely yeurs.
BILL LANTAFF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

instead Of stairs. q television SEE
that can be wheeled to any part
of a room, cranked to any angle.
His only sport is tennis. When
he was. told it would cost So, 200
to build 4 winter indoor court. Ao
designed and built / better one fer
SIC, 900.
SIT isn't enough for . new pre-
duct to be better-it has to he
cheaper, too" he said.
Fairchild has made At least =
inventions himself, but doesn't pri.
marily regard himself as IN in-
ventor.
81 like to find q need for some.
thing" he said, ''and then Get The
right group Of people Together and
solve that need. There Is Z Kfeas
gulf between the people with IDEAS
and the people who can finaaeA
and carry out those ideas.
There is q technique into eoink
into new things. II takes time.
| patience, and determination.
Thousands Of good inventions have
been given up because someone
got discouraged"
Fairchild backs ideas with his
own money, and has had his fall
ureS.
But / soon forget thena,'' Ne
said, grinning, land 90 on to some
thing else"
Right now Fairchild, who under.
went a major operation some time
ago, is angry at inefficient hospital
beds-and also at Nav YoRk's
traffic problem.
"a hospital bed should be hy-
draulic like q barber chair" he
unused. 81 figure l could make
one for only $40 more than The
present hospital bed, but II would
take at least SIS, 900 to convince
hospital superintendent they ought
to put in better beds"
He is also toying with the idea
of building garages on the ferris
wheel principle. Feels yon could
get cars in and out Of them faster
than ordinary garages or psfking
lots.
Fairchild lives with an aunt,
never has married.
"Been too busy" be explained.
II would be rather hard for q
wife to keep up with him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
A Letter From
Dear Neighbor

Dear Nelghbor:
Last week the House of Repre-
sentatiyes, by vote of 29l to
IS, passed and sent to the Senate
a resolution approving the Pre-
sident's proposal to create q new
department Of Health, Education
and Welfare. II was officially
known as Reorganization Plan
No. /.
This Reorganization Plan, sub.
mitted to the Congress by Pre-
sident Eisenhower, is substantial
ly the same as Reorganization
Plan No. q. which was submit.
ted to the Congress in 1850 BY
President Truman and rejected
by the House by a vote Of 249 "a
II. This fact was brought out
through out the hearings and IN
the printed record.
AS your Congressman inter
prets the mandate of the people
of this country in the national
election Of last November. they
voted to cut down the cost of an
expanding Federal Government,
They RESPONDED 70 promise to
balance the budget, provide eff.
cheney and economy and cut
taxes. In my opinion. that man
date called on this Congress 70
provide less Federal Government,
rather than more Federal Govern
ment.
The first measure we were ask
ed TO consider when the S3rd
Congress convened was to create
the new Office Of Under Secretary
OF State for Administration at
salary Of $3.50. Most Of US weni
along with the Administration o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
KAI.sHEK's INVASION

Both Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek and his son
have announced to the world in speeches. that
end to Communist enslavement in China at hand
Kashek in his first speech since President Eisenhower
lifted the restriction the Seventh Fleet against attacks
the Chinese mainland, said:
The moment of counter-attack is drawing nearer
Hundreds of millions of compatriots suffering
from oppression at the hands of Russian puppets and
eagerly looking to us to deliver them. ;"
The statements by Generalssimo Chang and his son
perhaps part of of nerves being waged against
the Chinese Communists at present It could be that Ma
tonais attack the South China coast if it at
time when the Chinese Communists occupied with
most of their troops elsewhere could succeed to consd-
cradle extent However at this early stage of the deneu-
razaon PERIOD it is doubtful whether Kashek has the
forces the equipment launch major permanent
tack on the Chinese coast.
Whether he does not actually makes little differ
he bluff the Communists into staonng strong
forces opposite Formosa from which the Nationalist
tack would originate In the meantime the Chinese Navy,
which being built up with United States aid threat
en- Chinese Communist shipping and carry whatever
sort Of naval blockade its forces able to maintain
! The invasion of China is no small undertaking and
will require strong fifth column in China and long pre-
parations if it is to succeed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Hal BOYLE SAYS

NEW YORK R-Would you like
to receive a movie-of-the-m month,
mass produced so cheaply you
could show it in your home once
and then throw it down the incin-
orator?
This is just one of the dreams
in the busy head of Sherman Mills
Fairchild, one of the most agile
minds of our generation.
I'VE haven't scratched the sur
face in the search for an easier,
better. fuller life," said Fairchild.
The big problem is to overcome
peoples inertia against change"
Fairchild is all for change. He
has built fabulous, multi-million-
dollar career on one word:
"Why?"
He was born with a silver spoon
in his mouth-and golden ques-
ton mark
When he was a teen-ager, his
wealthy parents presented him
with a $4,000 locomotive. Instead
of wrapping it around a tree or
| taking high school girls out for
a spin, Sherman drove the car into
garage and began taking it apart
to see what made it work.
| Since then Fairchild invested or
pioneered in the development OF
the aerial camera, the modern
cabin airplane, cargo aircraft, the
first folding wing airplane, the au.
tomato newspaper engraving plant
recording equipment, and the
atomic engine.
Today he heads four big firms,
holds directorshipS in four more,
and is active in exploiting products
lin half a dozen fields.
| A big handsome man Of Sc, he
Hooks like a youthful 40. dresses
lcarelessly, enjoys i4.hour work
day. He reads rs technical journals
a month to keep informed.
1--WE tried canned fun-things
like vacations and fishing trips
that are supposed to relax you
but they don't do that for me.
he said. my biggest pleasure i:
to take a new problem, and put
knobs on it."
BY that he means to solve it
His endless inventive curiosity i;
reflected in his home--it has ramp:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

mente por alcanzar triunfos en-
su vida, que lie aseguren un por-
venir a ellos y sus familias. sin
fatigas, nj quebrantos morales,
que unidos la pobreza, cubren
completamente la mente de SOM
bras, que les impiden tomar los
rumbos, tras los cuales, habrian
de encontrar la poca ventura que
es dable disfrutar a los hombres
en- este. mdndo.
Ell case de Manuel Isidro Ro.
drigdez, debiera de servir de
saludable ejemplo a muchoS de
sus amigos. Con perseverance,,
deseos de triunfar y con ell natu-
raj optimiSmo que debe de aeon
pafiar siempre a la juventud, pc.
cas- veces Sc frarasa. Y aunque
haya que caminar Sobre gui
jarros, al final. Sc encuentra
siempre la senda florecida, donde
ell hombre normaliZa su vida y la
de la familia que creo, hacienda
de su vida un oasis serene, que
ofrece paz al cuerpo y Orea e
espiritu.
Somos parcos en- ell elogio. perC
en- este case, pecariamos de in,
justos, 81 dejaramos de expresar
10 que sentimos. Ademas, NADIA
ANNA tanto al hombre jOven,
cuando lucha por la vida, como
saber que Sc lie reconocen sus
virtudes. Els a manera de III
estimulo, que nunca debemos re
gatear a los que 10 merecen, co
mo una voz en- ell canine, que
les ayude triunfar.
Por ESQ dedicamos en- este dis
nuestro modesto trabajo, al queri
do amigo Manuel IsidrO Rodri
guez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
NOTAS CUBANAS.
Per RAoUL ALpIzAR poYo

TODD. con una honestidad a toda
prueba.
Hombres como Rodriguez van
siendo falta en- todas parties. La
idea del dinero facil, de la Inca
del menor eSfuerzo, Sc ha lido
generalizando, al extreme, de que
muchos hombres titles, bien
preparados, prefieren otra clase
de trabaio, que tenga pocas obi
gaciones, que no fatigue mucho
y que Sc obtengan pingues utili-
dades, aunque para clio, haya
que ponerse, en- 0casiones, al
margen de las leyes vigentes.
Nosotros, que sentimos jIbilo
cuando sabemoS que algun ami
go, por sus propios meritos, al
CANA un triunfo, hemos querido
dedicarle a Manuel Isidro Rodri-
guez, nuestro trabajo de hoy, CO.
mo TN homemade a SUI hombria
de bien y a su capacidad como
ciudadano consciente de sus de-
beres.
Muchos ignoran que Isidro Ro.
driguez, tiene por primer nombre,
ell de Manuel. Por ESQ, cuando
leimos de su nombramiento para
las oficinas del Sheriff, pensa
mos 81 Sc trataria del amigo, a
quien admiramos. Despues, nos
enteramos que Sc trataba del
mismo ciudadano y fue entonces
que nos alegramos de tan buens
noticia.
Hay aqui en- el Cayo multitud
de hombres jovenes, capaces de
alcanzar posicioneS semejantes
Pero. desgraciadamente, en- mu
chos casos, la apatia, la indolen-
cia, producida tai vez por la
quietud de este ambiente, les ha
ce dejar atras TODD deseo de SUI
peracion y sc conforman paSiva
mente, con no ser NADIA, en- una
sociedad donde por sus meritos J
Su capacidad, pudieran y debierar
alcanzar puestos de importancia
Ello es verdaderamente sensi
bic. ES hermoso yer a los jove
mes superarse, luchar denodada
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
MANUEL |. RODRIGUEZ

Para los que gozamos con los
triunfos agenos. es motive de in
tensa algeria, ell saber que a I'm
hombre joven, de grandes meri-
tos y caballeroso, Sc lie premia con
un puesto, desde ell cual demos
tiara su capacidad y su acrisolada
honradez.
Nos referimos a Manuel Isidro
Rodriguez, ese noble muchachon,
que ACADIA de ser nombrado para
I'm importante cargo en- la Oficina
de nuestro querido amigo John
Spottswood, Sheriff del Condado
de Monroe.
Los que desde muchos amos CO.
nocemos a Rodriguez, hemos de
reconocer en- Sus gestiones y en- su
vida privada, grandeS virtudes.
Este "eoneo," que Sc honra con
serlo, bien Sc ha ganado la esti-
macion de sus paisanos y amigos.
Fue I'm magnifico estudiante, en-
sus diaS escolares. Despues y du-
rante algunos amos, actuo en- las
oficinas locales de la Florida
Greyhound Line. Cuando esta po-
derosa compafiia quiso establecer
una oficina en- La Habana, entire
todos sus empleados, supo elegir al
| mejor y Rodriguez, paso a la Ca
pital de Ia Repuhlica y ALI laboro
| intensamente, consiguiendo mag
rificas ventajas para la empresa
que representaba y haciendose de
I'm grupo de amigos, que lamen.
tan su salida de esa Ciudad, pero
que, comprenden que la voZ de Ia
patria, es cast siempre imperiosa
v definitiva y que fue esa voz, la
que nos trajo nuevamente al Cayo
al querido amigo.
Aqui, en- ell seno del hogan, juntc
a los suyoS. es como Sc Siente
bien este hombre joven, que trat6
siempre de superarse. Es aqui
| donde siente Rodriguez, que la fe
licidad lie acaricia y aqui en- e
Cayo quiere vivir y morir, va que
aqui nacio y sus grandes afecto'
todos, surgieron tambien en- ell Ca
20.
Desempeii6 mas tarde. I'm pues
to en- ell Banco local Donde quieri
que estuvo prestando servicios. 81
supo Ranar Ia consideration y e
respeto de sus superiores, por 81
asiduidad en- ell trahaiO y por 81
deseo de ser uno de los primero
en- 81 eumplimiento del deber.
Ahora esta junto a otro hombr'
| jcven. muy estimado por Ia 50
eiedad del cayo y en- esa oficina
como en- t0das. el amable Rodri
guez, Sc ganara Ii mas alta con
sideraeicn de su JeEe. porque e
lhomhre conscients de las res
Iponsahilidadss cue tratn apare
adcs los eargos cue Sc dssen
pehs.
Reeordamos q Rodriguez, q
sus dias de pelotero. Era u
| catcher hastante hueno = era co
| Sa difieii extafaFie Ia segund'
base. Acaso 81 81 cortedad en- Il
vision, lie hi2o abandonar csc &c
porte. donde Aempre triunfo
Ahora. cada yer que Ia oeaslo'
I Sc IL muestra pEoplcia, va a pre-
senciar los iuegos de baseball
acase 81 mira Goa tristeFa, sasn
DO el catcher sc GAIA el psto
las eanilleraS. reeoraando sn
dias de juyentud. que van pasan
| % lmpaacahlss per So vida.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

The Stump Lane golf team.
captained by Willie Watkins.
will oppose the Grunt Bone
team. headed by Eddie Strunk.
this Thursday at the municipal
course. for the soda. il is
stated. On Captain Watkins
team are such redoubtables as
Tim Pittman. Sammy Cold
smith. viii Malone. Glenn Price.
Mel Russell. Johnny Kirschen-
baum. Mar Butler. Otto Kirch-
heiner and Curry Harris. Ed
die Strunk has a bunch of
huskies in Lionel Plummer.
Willie Demefitt. Johnny Stow
ers. Bob Spottswood. Earl
Yates. Willie Kemp. Charlie
Ketchum. George Brooks and
Dan Navarro.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

Representative Bernie c.
papY will leave next Wednas-
day for Tallahassee 10 attend
the session of the legislature.
Bernie has declared that he
will not introduce legislation to
change some provisions of the
city charter until the people of
Key West have been given an
opportunity 10 learn what the
proposed changes are and 10
express opinion about them.
He suggests thai at least two
mass meetings be held in City
Hall for that purpose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
10 YEARS AGO TO-DAY

The Key West Aquarium Is
TO be converted into a rifle
range. according TO a telegram
received this afternoon by The
Citizen from Congressman-a at
Large Lex Green.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

No amount of ridcue, Boosting bluff changes the
facts Get them and you will understand the rews Of the
day, and gain clear picture of events.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

w. K. Vanderbilt and party
paid a second visit to Key West
this year when he arrived on
the "Alva" yesterday but re-
manned only a short time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

Two awards for conduct under
fire have been received by John
Menendez, USNR, son of Mrs.
Angela Menendez, who resides at
First and Flagler avenues.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

Another pay day at the office
Of the Emergency Relief coun-
Gil today. Funds distributed
amounted TO S464.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
NEW PLEXICLASS is
FOUND BY LOCKHEED

BURBANK, Calf. R-Lockheed
Aircraft Corp. reported that it
has developed . plexigIass or air
planes which is shatter.resistant
even when hit by flax or direct
gunfire.
Already laboratory.tested and
ready for flight tests. the triple
laminated glass viii be used first
for the hoods Of Starfire jet in
terceptors.