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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, desiring TO engage in
business under the fictitious name
Of VANS HInKORY SMOKED
SHRIMP at SOUTH BAY DRIVE,
BAY HARBOR; IN the city Of TAv-
ERNfER. Florida. intends to reg.
lister the said name with the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Monron
County, Florida.
Dated this 18th day Of June A.D
1883, AZ Tavernier. Florida.
J.. SCH1FFMAe.
CHARLES wi. VAN yECHTEN.
iun22 -a9:1lye-f1.faga
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06
Is Heal Estate For Salo
tCoAznguM1l

q BEDROOM house, flrnished.
Large corner lot. Cash or terms.
|1Oa2 Seidenberg Ave. Phone 2sSss0
or 2-6o01. inne20 Ga
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 1851
S0Lsgal Notices
fgs1NTiNUEDl

~ 8MLAE4 - ~
NOTICE III HEREBY GIVEN that
in businssa under the ssesitions
name OF Flagier Chemical and
supply 1880 FlawIer Avenue. Key
West. Florida. intends 20 register
the said fictitious name with the
Clerk OF the Circnit Court OF Mon.
roe County, Florida.
Dated June 10, 1853.
vERL j. SCADLoCK,
iunls-s.-as :iiys.Isss
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
slxTEENTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERF.
Case No. Ia-5oa
CHRISTINE INEz JONES,
Plaintiff.
JAMES WARREN JONES.
NOTICE M PUBIs s1sarna
TO. JAMES WARREN JONES
Monroa North Carolina
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED 10 serve copy Of your
answer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk Of this Court on or before the
27th day OF July, A.D. 1853. other.
wise 4 Decree Pro Confess0 will be
entered against you.
DATED this 26th day OF June,
AID. 1853, at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida.
(CIRCuIT COURT
SEALl EARL n. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY. (sd) Sophie Saunders.
Deputy Clerk
Enrique EsquInaldo, Jr.
COS Whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
NORTHUMBERLAND 1850
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We nave N sock al repair parts
and accessories for al American
land English built Bicycles. Over
seas Cycle Store 1850 Eaton ST.
Dial 2.eo1e. jall-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

5 ROOM, furnished house. Utilities
supplied. i2l7 Pearl 81. Apply
rear. jlyS-sl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

.IHIGGINS nodded plywOod boat
motor. trailer, 1880. 6a1 Eaton
Isl. julSlStx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

16' BOAT, cabin, 8 II. r. inboargl
motor. II good condition. SiSS 90.
lS-A Falton I'd. jul2-ssx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

ll0l7 FRAZER Manhattan, white
sidewalks. r and H. $4,000.
Terms. 1901 Won Phister st. after
5 pm. jly6-st
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scOMzuUDp

CENTRALLY L0cafed : 61dr.. ".
ING room, kitchen & bath, furu. !
adults Or couple with child under
z g over 10 yTs. cd. No pets.
Phone 1-so5s. junl0. Hn0n .wsd .iri-i2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

le4e PONTIAC convertible, radio,
heater. hydramatie. 1859 Chevro-
|let 4-dr, radio, heater. pOwerglide
both In top condition. Can Il. D.
French. BOO. Seaplane base.
JnnesO-etx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

OUR LOVELY 3 bedroom, 3 bath.
room Tropical home. Cool on the
hottest day. ISIS 18th st. junz7.lSI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

1910 FORD sedan delivery Sos. 20.
Phone 2-2sO7. See at GIL Tru-
man. tal2-StI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

IKOPICAL Hol6l. Newly renovaf-
ed large srOoms. Singles 500.
Doubles 1890. ia DuYal ST.
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Tallahassee, Flcgids
June 18th. 1853.

NJ s9 Tallahassee, Florida,
June 18th. 1854
efsss NOTICE
NOTICE II hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improves
lment Fund OF the State Of Florida.
pursuant 20 law. propose 70 sell
and convey. subject to objections
Ill;00 o'clock A. n. July 2ist. 1858,
q parcel OF land comprising APP
|prDximately one III acre. "a the
|owner Of land within and adjacent
to which said parcel IL located
The laid within which said parcel
IL located ad1oins Government Lot
2, Section 3, Township 6es South,
Range 81 East, on the north side
Iof Key Vaca near Marathon. Mon
roe County, Florida. Subject to
statutory reservations of 60% OF
and other minerals thereon or there
under. Purchaser to pay advertis-
ing costs and documentary stamps.
The Trustees OF the Internal Im-
pfoyement Fund reserve the right
70 reject the sale.
BY Order 81 the Trustees Of the
Internal Improvement Fund of the
DAN MccARTY.
Governor.
Attest:
n G. Elliot. Sec.
Trustees !. I. Fund.
jun22-2s ;jiys- 1890, 1858
n THE CIRCUIT COURT n
And ron MONROE COUNTY,
Dawn B. HALLocK.
VI.
THOMAS P. HALLocK
Defendant.
NOTICE or sHERIFF's SALE
Notice = hereby given that under
EXECUTION issued I'm the above
styled cause, l, JOHN SPOTTSWO0D
Sheriff OF Monroe County Florida.
have levied upon and will offer for
sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash, between the hours
of eleven o'clock in the forenoon
ard two o'clock In the AFTERNOON on
south front door of the Court House
IN Key West. Monroe County. Flpri-
da the following described proper
tyr
AZ undivided Interest In an mn
divided one-third interest In and
10:
Lots numbersd rive -, six go
and seven al 81 section Thirty
Two ts3l Ia Township Fifty
eight (5k) South OF Range
Forty-oTe faf1 East containing
49, ana saflo0 acres, the great
er part OF pAlo Aite Key among
the Florida Keys,
A the property az the said Defend
ant. 10 satisfy said WRITS OF En-
ECTTION.
Dated this ard day Of July. 1853.
JOHN IL. SPOTTSINO0D.
Sheriff OF Monroe County klorlnAs
fSHERIFFS SEALl
BY DArio g. Garcia
Deputy sheriff
Attorney for tho Plaintiff
Lee C. RobInzon
anIte a1z Pan American Bank bfdg
iS0 southeast Third Ave
iuls-f3-3e-s7 :auEs. 1853
Mss Key, dam Of the current
|Hambletonisn favoFite. Newport
star. recently foaIed fun brother
to Octave Blake's trotter. The sire
Is Blake's Axomiie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

FURNISHED 9 room house newly
renovated. Fenced q. Children
welcome. Phone 2-22us. juIs.at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

3 BEDROCK iSIFn. KouSe. An eI1c.
tEic kitchen. Children welcome.
III Albury. Apply 7oOs Staples.
juneISE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

USED Truck and passenger car
tires - New recaps, al sizes.
Dicks Tire Service, go Truman.
juI1-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

ROOM private home. Parting.
i2si South s.. Phone 2-sael.
Jys.st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

hUUhIS Tor working men. $40
10 5000 per week. Cooking faci.
llities. Apis. Slo.oo Is $500 Der
NO. Apply kit william ST julI-6txI
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1916 CUSTOM-built 2S' Trailer
Electric Refrigerator, $4,000
Quick sale. Coral Isle Trailer Park
DA. jul2-stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

NOTARY PUBLlc
NORMAN b. ANTkaAN
Citizen oltlee
iulyl.tl


HAVE yeUF woddlno lnvlsaslsns
and aRn0UneoMseait prinied "
ne AssmSn pFsss. Dial 1-sstl.
julyl-tf
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LIGHT housekeeping and aleepinR
rooms. One block from busi.
ness dist Free parking. SIS White
head u tuneze etx
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e RICHARDSON trailer ~ 8 (
u porch. Completely furnished.
Best offer. Lot 26s Navy Trailer
Park. e re jlye-stx
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ga Trucks For Sale
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

81 TRAILER with bath, 2S' avn.
Ing. 1908 Simonton St. jul2-stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

1S4S II STAR aluminium House
Trailer. z Z IA Screened porch
with shutters. Dee Coriel, Lake
view Trailer Park, Stock Island.
julz-Stx
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CANCELS" or LOCAL SCENE

Editor. The Citizen
am thinking about angels tonight. am wondering
how many angels can dance on the point Of nssdleG
The city fathers watching the tsrpsiehorean an
tie Of Of local angels n they perform on the
needle Of public sentiment IN aroused public vas look.
lng for devils and. all Of sudden only angels appeared
on the local scene. And where are the pFostituteaf
The city fathers have formed three man committee
10 investigate the problem Of prostitution in Key West
They are Mayor Harvey and Commissioner Louis Car
bons and Jack Delaney. The question now Is how are
these going 10 conduct their Investigation Well,
when you arn investigating prostitution the r thing
to DO 10 contact the prostitutes who were doing the
prestituting u order TO contact these prostitutes you
must st learn Who they and what their local address
or wa. siness presume, many Of these unforunateu
have fed the LEGAL scene for fear Of being griled
IL the local gendaFmes have been on the ball thoy
should be able TO provide the committee with this In
formation. After thls the committee rounds them up in
order 10 have private chat with them In closed session
The committee then promises the unfOrunass that no
civil action VIII be brought against them for the nefarous
trade that they have been plying; that H. II they sing
loud and clear The committee should make Il clear 20
these unforunates that they have been snnsd more
gainst than they themselves have sinned
The real eulpFiss the pimps and those who may
have accepted protection money Once the evidence Il
amassed from the statements of these unfortunate girls
the committee then take the necessary action.
OBSERVER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

WASHINGTON IN - c. Mnn
lsiaasaa q 81 80 ls6ay - 30.
snn4lIx leal1 nMurnma couFt Jns
Gee TO c. Cart 80 q puhlie
60 - eEpIaim Is re il NJ
M3NY u1NlaT WAila enna.
CnEA wae ai1nEmay nnnaTM In
rs go whlla. 80 dea6 as
anna1n1s4 ~ lnTmeT rrnx1ani
TFumaa - y. q dlassim # ne
lniHsmalsnmni MomsiaTv Fun6-an
nnpnln1msni Aliv. c.. nFuwnell
saTB 80 ma4a n eAs inea q vi
lnAwmaiisa 80 VIE wns . mus'
slem 80.
nmNsGn's ehaFna. llFul vuiesd
IN q apsaeh Mws. a SO Ell q helllnn
peiIilesI eaniEugaFEy ED sruFra1
q Gem9la in1sTnal peeaElly su1esm.
mllIaa imBaalanflmn m eammm'
mi1m u gg9eTnmsnl
Msn6E1E1nen. : mamheF e ~
n4hsemmllaaa. teld mewaman IA
unuif 81 h ismsh 80 cha3man
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
SENATOR SAYS CLARK SHOULD
EXPLAIN ROLE IN WHITE CASE

ssansr fRlndl - 500 - posslaas
- pfepsss ~ Cart b lnsllee
y issilig.
Carl as<llnsd Isss wsek b 49,
auApmama AZ re Hnuse -,
Amesisan As1ixisiss cemmiliss
eiisFs1 - eumaldsr euasinns
s@nmiliea N wTillna " BASED -
fslaaal e. ne eonsiiintinnal sea,
Eauoa 80 indspendsnes e tAs
Ice hfaneAes IT apWeFnmemt
TFuman snd gsmss y. nyFnss.
- wss sesFsiaEy e slais IN iets
slmaafiy Faiaeled un.AmeFi3sa
AenNitiea Commilfse smmmonnsa.
Ifaman siisd ths sams Ersunds
- 0nFk.
nen vslds On M, eAalrmaa =
sns eemmiiisa. SID e Cevsiand
Yesterday Als suhpoana 81 TFu.
SO 81 standa. Ne said be
Nennea % enniampl eilation
ssalnsi TEumsn bul hepss shs &c.
mm PEeaadani swln see ska neeea.
m0 e appeaFing vsluniarly.
heusEus, Q Dsmoeralis msmbsr
= his eommi,tae. nep. Eraxiar Il
tssnsssss sad be asss na Fsaseu
~ Ne Reuse sFoups sAould na.
isave tha lnquiFy 10 - &enais
Euoeommiliee.
TFuman stusk b. his 10 cen.
mami poaltlon. lie addressed 4
Nemng Democrats mestlng a Kan.
sss cily lass nighs Ut mads seanl
Fai.fsnes 10 wat he called slmply
tAa "sanaEosersy thls wsek."
hendFlckson said that, Il Cark
wers unwilling 10 appear before
ths Senaia probeFs. he you'd noI
ehlset - wFiiisn qsesiion and
answsE pEoesdurs. bul hs -
cared
@AE1NNN ANA4t -
Tee whe I'D bsen alioFnsy gensFal
n this peFiod, ] would eoasldsr /
: puhlis euiy le ~ 10 clear Z ~.
1snnsF has iadieaisd hs lssil
any dasiaioa 10 eaa ne 6upFema
court tnstlee now wouid be re
malnrs.
whlla Rspuhiieans mads plalI
IAay lnisndse 10 punh shsad wlll
lhs pFuhe. sen. Ola JohnstoI
lD&cl. . memheF 81 Jsnner's So
eommiiiee, said In On lnisrvias
coneress instead eaghl b be II
veailsatina Fising iatsFssl Faisl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
MUSICIANS cIvE VIEWS


Editor, The Citizen
We Of the American Federation Of Musicians LEGAL
ao2 would like Il known 10 the citizens Of Key West
that the statements Of certain musician before the
meeting Of the City Commission lat Tuesday. In
way 10 Be construed or interpreted as reflection Of
either the opinion policy Of the Key West Federation
Of Musicians.
Gratefully
EDUARDO HEHRIQUEZ
Public Relations q Publicity
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Sands. Librarian q Truman Ele
menlary Seheol: Miss Helen vi
liams. LlhraFian II Harris Elemsn,
tAFy sehool: Mrs. Elsie Rolfe. Il
hraFisn e rainsiana Elsmensars
sehool; Misc Margaret slTaasler
Coordiaator Fl Matsrials 81 In
siFuetisn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Librarians Go
To Miami Meet

TIE MonFoe County LhFaFiana
alssaded . very laspiring and n.
iormaiive meeting II ne DADS
county LhFaFy Assaeiatian On Nc.
vemhsr "a II ths Miami Puhlls
Library. Mrs. MAJ o. Edmonds,
cooFdlna'oF al work vita Chlldrsn
Of TIE Mana Puhlis library, and
members - tke SAT-. Fsviswsa
and exhihitsd . selected Ilsl a
chlldFens' nooks puhlishsd aarina
isSs.
Thsse atien6ing weFa Mra. Mar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

~mufnal sscurisy pssi amons -
freedom-l0sing nAii4e peoplss Il
Asa themsslxss"
q LaadaEs Ia FFanes shouid
Feeosnias nat GO oaly tAs lsis
Il ths Freneh uniea - ths fate
- ne Tree warid eepends at an-
~ IN 'holding ca IN lndoehina
Ut n aeAisving assisits vlcteFy
several months as allaeaied -,
mAlioa dollaFs - FFanxs iaF Lac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

intsresi 10 80. ! recall a. lnri.
deni fFom 81 article ! rsad soms
tine ago regarding allsrxies a a
mas shoss skia was always IA.
hamed when he was Acme ~
when he spenf eoaxdsrahls sims
away trom homs, a Fsturnsd -
n~mal Ths family pAysissn dls.
eoSers the man uas sllsfale A
his wlies perfume and sdvsssd 4
peFmaneni separates. Nsaalsss a
say, TIE wifs ehanged her seeuss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Wiley Calls For Decisive Victory In IndOchina War

WASHINGTON 1-Ssa wa.x
tR.wal called huday Cor decisive
victoFy" IN tAe seven year-ald Indo-
ehina ear amd saia Amsr,ean IA
10 FEsnrh and hause ansissm.
muniss inress thsge musl - n.
creased.
wasg, chairman e tns senate
Foreign Ralaiiona cemmties 40
usually . baxksr 81 saminisir.a,as
forelgn poaeles. alss SAD Ia an
inierxMw
l. The hes snswer~ d shs Can.
man.si shaAisnss = Aaia . .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

nn6 lnIling faFm ineame mn69T fhe
Elssnhnwsr admlnizlEatinm.
0f tie tnge3llaafinn e - Tru.
man aemlnlskxalinm's handalna a
commmnisa lnGllratlam. 1aAnsaon
sal1s ms eater ever ths 6nm.
MS . suhfsrfnss ~ mimaea1s q
ne pFsasmi sdmlniSlratinm "
HsndFieksan rald hs also iniemds
- Fsnsw BE snn9sstlsn tAaf Ira.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
E)1nT1s'
Fsylieid


lsssil.sss vssass prssmsS q.
neui ean he sours. 4 yuu wln i.
onl9s N . 1.-the feminine luKury
ana pareAaas a. sxelilng SEE PEI.
fame. II eAosan lndividually lar
year psrtieuiar typs. psrgnms -
40 spsrkas 10 yoar personality
esfiis o. chslsamas lsyl Shoald
any men he peeking n this eas
uma. tand &c hepe they arsl, I'd
llks b lhTuw q easnal hat regard.
- . chrlstmas glla tat Is q sure
ne hii wilA any woman-perfume.
81 ne record. webster describes
thas lntaxieating hii ai iemlninisy
as faiiowss "To I'll e. lmpregnaie
wiiA an agrsashle odm. - tat ef
inesnse. nowerS. etc. swesi smell.
n fFagfanea. pleasant aroma. =
fe qnoie . hl6lesl phrase, ''Thoa
shalt make il q peFfnme -. ~.
n -. u seems 4 has always been
90 hen II intereti, eyen IN ne
days of ed. 20 4 yoa wani %
plaase q special trend. eve q niee
bottle Il perfume. ne ldea 4 10
select . fragranee that I'LL meet
vita me approval Of the Feeipieng.
an1 n posslhle, send Der into
eesiaalas. Yea eannui Do tia n xou
dash up 10 me sales counieF and
al the sales lady ior hsw Gsvorits
scent PeFfame ia too expensive 10
Be . grae bag purchase. 50 spend
ne necessary time in choosing
THIS item. The safest idea - 10
al her faEorile brand, hui 4 yuu
wash 10 aarpriss her. yoan have
70 Be more subte in gathering yoslr
informaiion. u vii be hard nos 10
aroaae suspicion. but 700 could
say MY boss's wife came into the
oftiee today. wearing that sane
Perfume nat you used 10 be- 80
Iond Of. Wat was that aRainY"
Better yet. ask . close friend or
relative. II yoa have q limited
amount 10 spend for ths Rift
ehoose q smaller bottle II eood
quality. rather than ne largest
bottle you find Cor that amount
psFAsms Makes TIE oigssrsnss,
4 hlond should scar q delicate
nower-lAks fragrance, While her
brunette sister ventures into the
heavier sesnts. o. course. you
should also Keep In mind the oc.
easisn and type clothes you are
wearing, whea adding . particular
scent fou would not choose a
Fomantie. feminine perfame. when
dressed n sports scar, nor would
yea wear an orienial fragrance
when wearing tailored toxk. n Is
definitely . mistake 10 mix these
personalities, Otherwise you will
miss TIE hlusioa ysa are trying 10
create By wearing perfumes. a.
pertinent. then choose yeur indl.
vsdaal aroma. be n sultry. light,
o. sparkling,
PssAsps ysvr svSss, scat Al.
iow ne expensive perfumes that
youF VI heart deslresi gAnd whst
female doesn't love that glamo.
Fous eooil Yoa nav thea choose
q good cologne 10 help express
your personality. TIE sane deslr.
ed sfieet can BE- produced. and
cutie economically. leo. There are
many heayenly scents created Coz
eaiogne lovers. and there's an IN.
seFestlng factor you may have
oxeFiooked-you can induiRs IN
several dreamy hostles, thus ehana.
ing your personality 10 ~ your
various moods.
/ esssrss slssssisns Sometlmes
Q man is allergie 10 his wife's
cosmetics. Does your hubby hreak
out IN bloiehes. bumps o. start
acting peculiar When you 80 near
him. Thea this ten may be a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

- ehizsa wsissm@ szPssssls~s - - visws 4 ~ spsa-
esnsi&sssa hsisss snwsrrsmssa The wrsss 1910 -
E go ssnne - slssTs - - wss6s 80 wEns e 80 si6s
ssFs - - ~ Suslssd szasss sssussss1 sSsr~lsa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

skiaa. an sddiuon % ~ 80 M
lhons already eaFmarked Cor ths
yssf
WIDE - Unlsd siatet kas a.
Feaay made tremeaanus eKpendi-
tares IN lnaechina Wlry SAD.
20 hsliete shsf 80 iargeF totais
mas have - BE- sFanie8
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

n "a helisvsa nat the ancleni
Phosnielaas carried mastiffs %
Knslsnd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

mas ~ lnEilsd % appsar hefurs
- asnsis suheommifiss.
r. saDssmmissss's ksarinss sss
N Fseaas unta Monaay. whsn ne
sustiss DspsFsmsni kas hssu
ssks6 - supsly ghs dates % wAleA
81 FapmFts Co cog smnpee1a a
- TFsasuFy Depsrtmsms wers
ssnt - - efIl<lala.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Ths Ksrsans have hesa nisk.
named ne ~lrisA q ne 0renf."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

opsn 81 nsy ssivFdsv an9
9snaaE 80 vesr conwsmisnesi
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-15
Malyshev Ousted From Top Soviet Post in NewP Purge

MOSCOW, R-V Vyacheslav A. Malyshev, one of the Soviet Unions top engineers and plan ners, has been relieved of his post as minister of transport and heavy industry in another major govern ment change.
 The announcement that Maly- shev has been replaced by Ivan Isidorovich Nosenko was made in the newspaper Evening Moscow. The newspaper listed Nosenko as the new boss of the key industry in an account of a meeting at which it said Nosenko spoke out sharply against the purged deputy premier, Lavrenty P. Beria.
 Malyshev, former deputy pre- mier, was considered by western authorities to be one of the most important men in the Soviet Union because he has held key posts in the development of the Soviet in- dustrial war potential. What hap pened to him was not revealed in the dispatch, parts of which still had not been received in New York and apparently were held up by the Moscow censorS.
 The government newspaper Iz- vestia, commenting on the gov ernment shakeup that busted LIP. Beria, said the Communist party ''Is strengthening it's ranks when it purges itself of all kinds of filth" Izvestia called for height ened vigilance and demanded that the party should "mercilessly ex- pose and render harmless the criminal activity of the hirelings of the imperialists."
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-15
Washington Newsletter
 By Mary Lee Council
 Secretary to E. L. Bartlett, Delegate to Congress from Alaska
MILITARY PUBLIC WORKS


 The Department of Defense has asked Congress to authorize $10,- 791, 1000 in construction for Army and Air Force public works pro- jects in Alaska.
 The projects are included in a message sent to the Hill by the Defense Department for 169 named installations located in fl states and additional projects in Alaska, Okinawa, the Mariana Is lands, the Philippines and Cuba totalling S529,386,OOO.
 The Alaska Army projects total ling S8,791,0OO are earmarked as follows:
 For the Turnagain Arm firing range, S345,OOO; S3,99O,OOO for Big Delta, S737,000 for Kenai, $2,054,- 900 for Ladd Air Force Base and $1,665,O0O for Fort Richardson. Two areas in the territory, Aniak and Fort Yukon, are designated for Air Force operational facilities in the total sum of $2 million, $1 million for each place.
 The Defense Department in the near future will seek authority to use construction funds previously appropriated to the military de- partments to carry out the pro- je e:ts rather than ask Congress for additional appropriations.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-15
Former Nomeite, Founder Of Ewing & Clark,
 Dies At Age 82 In Seattle

SEATTLE, R-William Arthur Clark, 82, prominent retired Seat tie and Alaska businessman, died today in a Seattle hospital.
 Clark was a founder of the real estate firm of Ewing & Clark. For many years prior to 1920 he oper- ated businesses in Juneau and Nome.
 In 1897 Clark joined the gold rush and went to Nome, where he operated the Tanner & Clark Lumber Co. until 1916.
 During the first World War, MT. Clark served as president of the National Council of Defense in Alaska and as chairman of the Exemption Board. He was cited for his war work by the late President Woodrow Wilson.
 Surviving include two sons, Harold M. Clark, Seattle, and William A. Clark, Jr., Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-15
DONKEY BALL

COTTONWOOD, Ariz., R - Donkeys imported from Oklaho- ma were used in game of don key basketball on muleback here recently between Future Farmers of America at the high school and a team of merchants.
 The score was not announced. Donkeys wore rubber shoes.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-15

The 'torpedoes' referred to by Adm. David Farragut during his Battle of Mobile Bay c'Damn the torpedoes - full speed ahead!) were actually mines.
, 1953-11-09
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