davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-04-06

ARTIST, FINE ART, background. de-
sign posters. cartoons, desires to
enter commercial art. WO. 6-13O1
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. Odd Jobs. yard work,
wall washing. carpentry, houseclean-
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
-Lights Corp, ME. S-4632.
PORTER, janitor or bakers helper;
ewes. P311 p;m;S; D. c. drivers per-
PRINTER -PRESSMAN. colored. 8 yrs.
exp; references; desires permanent
work. HU. 374693 or write Box
I'D, Star. y
SHOE MANAGER. Is yrs exp. in
window display, buying, selling,
merchandising; available. Box
1869. Star.
experienced, male.
married, seeks employment; college
man. Call ME. S-0S32. 10"
A RESPECTABLE, elderly white man
desires part-time job, day or night;
40 gears in D. c. Box 476-A, Star.
g.
WHITE MAN urgently needs
work as elev. oper., watchman or
guard. Depend. and in good health.
Excel refs Ii T-5S4S
Evening star., 1953-04-06

ALUMINIUM GLASS JALOUSIES for
inclosing porches. Finest money can
Duy At price You can afford. Free
est. OIL. 4-6133. CAPITOL CON-
TRACTING CO.. 4S19 Bethesda
ave, Bethesda, Md.
ANTIQUE - Hand-carved mahogany
Chinese sea chest; S100. HI. 3-6l36
after 6 pm. %
ANTIQUE MEISSEN onion service.
sflverware and custom made con
tinental furniture. NO. 7-5522. -7
AWNINGS-Closing out sale on all
awnings. Free estimates. Terms ar
ranged. Call JU. S-301O any time
, day or night. SECO SALES ENGI-
sNEERS. IS
BABY CARRIAGE, practically new,
Hedstrom s-tone gray, white tires,
best offer. Cali jE. 4-053s. -
BAND-SAW BLADES-Wood and
metal. any length also welded. AS
Eye #. NV. ST. 3-095S. liz
Evening star., 1953-04-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BAKERS HELPER, colored, very
dough, wants work. No. 7-9741. =
STENO.-TYPIST. young woman, ex-
perienced ONCE worker. desires
part-time position. Falls Church
Arlington area. Phone Jefferson
3-933l. y
SECY. STENOG. - Well qualified
young lady is available for part
time position. Box 4S4-A, Star 10'
WANTED typing and secretarial work
to do at home; pick UP and deliv-
cry. IA. S-O546. -
WOMAN. .colored, desires care of con-
valescent; or stock clerk. 10. 9-9143
Evening star., 1953-04-06

electric, AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. 143l E Capitol St. Ii. 3-0082
ELECTRIC NEON SIGN for beauty
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRiTTANICA, jun
Tor. complete set, dictionary, atlas
and yearbook. OIL. 2-3439. z"
BRITANNICA with
bookcase; Atlas dictionary and year
book; $195. Call Elk. $3.50. Ext
600 after $50 pm. -12
FOAM RUBBER, 30 cents pound;
large sheets slightly higher; rubber
hammers, 81 Lowest prices in town
J. H. GICHNFR. 2513 M st. NV
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS. uncoV.
cred. 30x76x4, $35. FALLS CHURCH
SALES, .JE O-R0H0 --6
Evening star., 1953-04-06

BON BoNDsToNE "Vn cam iSsn be- applied % st0ne to
any surface. Adds hundreds of
dollars to the value of your prop
erty; Is weatherproof. .termite and
hreproof. Never needs painting.
tombstone Is applied with mouldS.
IL beautiful blends to select from.
You can have that stone home for
less than you think Free estimates.
OIL. 4-6133 or write CAPITOL CON-
TRACTING CO.. 1919 Bethesda ave-.
Bethesda Md
Evening star., 1953-04-06
HELP-WoMeN

WAITRESS. white. neat. and. 1t.
tractive; transp. necessary: top sal
ary ana tips. HALF SHE'LL RES
TAURANT, 3210 Branch ave. Sc.
WAITRESS. white, exper.: excel. tips.
Apply in person at RANDY'S. 1l13
18th st. NV. -
WAITRESS - Live In. References.
MASONIC EASTERN STAR HOME.
5000 New Hampshire ave. ne. -6
WAITRESS, exper., neat and dep. !;
arm sery.; 5M-day week. RICH'S.
18th and e sts. NV. u
MATTRESSES, eoiored. experience
necessary; excel, working conds:
and above average pay; give ref
erences and full details Of exper.
in letter. BOX S2-B, Star. -
WAITRESS, white, exper.; no nights,
no Sundays. TESTERS RESTAU-
RANT. GIL q st. NV. -6
MATTRESSES, white. exper.; excel
lent tips. Apply OYSTER BAY
RESfAURANT. 904 9th st. nv.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
CEMENT-CONCRETE
WALKS, WALLS. DRIvEWAYS
PORCHES
w G. GARNER

CONTRACTOR. 90. 5-4aso Sc
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
raZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTERS Phone RIA. 0-SSS8. any
day. any night.
CLOGGED PIPES: Clean with cleo
24-hour service; NO charge II we
fail. SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.
3006 Georgia ave. NV. TU 2-l9OO
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posJS in concrete; immediate cree
ton. Get the best for less; no down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
Il 4-4SSS; SSS evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
ROOMS UNFuRNIsHED

STUDIO ROOM. bath. for youns
man u5Tn ISnS ssoa aTftssie fsn sS6 sSg65ropssa sst
Conr ave. NV, NO. 7-p433 or
OIL. 2-0625. %
Evening star., 1953-04-06

SHIRT OPERATORS, experienced
bosom, hackers, sleevers. Good pay,
sToNE TSS nG41ii LAUNDRY. 2215 sth St. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS-Permanent posi-
tions available for experienced
Stenographers; white, age 1880; D.
day week, liberal employe benefits.
Apply in person, 8 to 1870 m.
and 2 to p.m., o. 8. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE, 1915 H st. NV.
srENoGRAPHER, age 1s to So. s.
day week. hours $50 to 4:30. large
organization with opportunity for
advancement. Regular j, pay in
creases moderate priced employe
cafeteria in bldg; starting salary
commensurate with ability. Call
MR.. CRAVEN. ME. $4,000. -
GTENOGRAPHER. for executive Of,
fice; personable: must have speed
and accuracy; capable Of assuming
responsibility for detail-initiative, at
least h s. grad. and 5 yrs bus.
exper.; refs. REQUIRED. Gail Mrs:
Thomas. GINNS, RE. 1880. -
STENOGRAPHER, exper.., 40-hr. wk.:
good salary and pleasant working
Conditions: permanent. Apply 10
IL. THE SHADE SHOP. $50 18th
st NV. -6
sTENoGRAPHERs TYPIST AND
DICTAPHONE OPERATORS. par
ticularly those familiar with electro
matte machines; Statistical expert;
ence an asset. Interesting, varied
Evening star., 1953-04-06
REPAiRs AND SERVICE tcons. J
KITCHEN

REPAIRS - Painting, in.
terror, exterior: free estimates A.
DOM-NICK. IA 2-6836
Evening star., 1953-04-06
STEEL

- 6Gh
We have lsrge amount reinforcing
steel. angles and beams cut to size,
cheaper than new. GENERAL
WRECKING CO. 1887 Brentwood
rd. ne. AID. 2-6l77. ..,.. Ill
STENO. MACHINE-Must sell, new
condition; $50 or best ofier. VA.
TAPE RECORDER. like new. Web
Cor; bsrEain: plus z 12-in. tape.
TELEviSioN-195s Motorola. new in
factory carton. 21-in. mahogany
console. one year parts warranty:
moving out Of country and must sell
ct once: reguler S34a.95. will sacri-
fee for best offer. Call JU. s-1589.
-12
rv. outside antenna. perfect. Take 1t
away. S15. 10. 2-1137, after 6 pm.
TELEvisfON-l953 II" Emerson.
repossessed. Cash or take uu pay
ments balance S131. TU. 2-41l5.
14-in. Teletone table
model: excel cond.. S65. Call JA.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
SECRETARY

WHO DOES NOT LIKE TO WORK
With unpleasant or inconsiderate
people Tor an unreliable arm, in a
non-air-conditioned building? Sc
riously. we have an excellent posi-
tior for a mature and responsible
girl who has adequate skills. JOB
Is secretary to business manager OF
q welI-knoWn news magazine. Many
Company dement's. Call DI. 7-290O,
Ext. 263, 9 am. to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DIAMONDS-lady,s - cts, 5000;
lady'S ia cts, $3.50; lady's ia cts,
$400; mans 2 cts, $525; lady's 212
cts, marquise cut. $3.50; mans 3
cts. 1880. LIVINGSTON & CO..
Ill
DINING RIM. SET, VI. old: mahogany,
eredenza china cabinet, table and
8 chairs. Bargain. LU. 1-0357.
DINING ROOM SUITE, lined oak.
chest. large size: l lounge chair, .
bookcases, 2 lamps. etc. All as new.
$500 or near offer. CO. 5-5S52.
DOG HOUSE, large, completely wealth
er-proofed with simulated brk.,
Shingled roof; S25. JE. 2-6314.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
GOLD
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SHOW-Monday is the last
chance to. enter in the April ~
of Show 4oaa Gal5 EN- n SsSf3l s5ss5i LU aa5i6' f
COLLIE, male, .1S mos, res, house
broken, wonderful with children;
champion line on both sides: forced
sHETIAND SHEEP DOG. hiShly ped,
3 yrs. old, Axe req; SIS; tricolored.
NO. 7-5S60 after 6 pm, 81
BASSET HOUND, VkC reg: t.,da male, ,,i'
sell very reas. TO party with an
acre of ground or over. OIL. 2-4SO5.
POODLE PUPPIES. black standard.
ga months old. Axe registered; ex-
ceptionally nice pets. JE. 2-2245.
PUPPIES. mixed breed. So. Part Eng
lish and German Shepherd. TE.
6-66S5. -
Evening star., 1953-04-06
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

RESIDENT MANAGER
Settled exper. husband and wife for
MANAGEMENT Of Garden-type apis;
in Arl Must have mechanical
knowledge, ability to handle help
and exper in meeting public. Local
refs req. Excel. opportunity for
selected applicant. Husband per-
mitted to have outside work. Write,
giving details, to
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1870 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
RADIO-PHONO- Hi-N cpsfom.ms

RADIO -PHONO, Hi-Fi custom-made
20-watt ampl.. FIN tuner, Webster
3-speed changer, var. rel. cart. 12-
in. speaker and Tweeter, cabinets.
Best offer over $3.50. 10. 3-5594
after ) pm IS
RADlO-PHONO 1919 Philco. excel.
cond., 2 speeds auto, S45. Call OIL.
2-3431. Sc
RANGE, gas, Wincroft; 4-burner.
working space on either side. Excel.
cond.; $40. AP. 7-8477 after g pm.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
HELP WOMEN (csnt.)

SECRETARY, for once Of executive
director Of social agency; must have
and typing. able to. meet people
wells. interesting. useful work; s.
hr.. day, 6-day wk.; vacation and
sick leave plan; $4,000 per yr. ME.
$500 for appointment. Ill
SECRETARY. experienced, shorthand,
typing and flling reu.; permanent
position. large corporation. Call
Elk. 3-1133, Ext. 81. %
SECRETARY. permanent, for Wash.
once of national concern. Must give
name, age, residence. marital status.
education, exper. and expected
salary. Typing and shorthand
necessary. Interviews will be
eranted on basis of letter applica-
ton. Reply Rm. SOC, Defense Bldg,
1925 18th st. NV. Wash. D. c. --6
SECRETARY
For real estate ONCE. S56 per week to
start Pleasant working conditions.
Box. 377-E. Star. %
Evening star., 1953-04-06
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
AND
STENOGRAPHER
We have interesting positions for
women IA to 40, who have initiative
and. tact. to work days o week,
REQUIREMENTS TO QUALIFY
1, Previous once experience.
2. Type at least 45 words per minute
8. Take shorthand 80 words per
4. Pleasant telephone voice.
WE OFFER YOU
/. Permanent employment.
2. Cooperative group insurance plan.
3. Paid vacations and holidays.
4. Sick benefits.
B. Retirement plan.
APPLY $40 TO 4, MON.-FR1.
SAFEWAY STORES
1s46 FOURTH ST. NE.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
BLOCKS, INC.

3056 M st. NV. NO. 7-7sO3.
Moving to larger auarters-I746 Lee
hwy. around May /.
Evening star., 1953-04-06

SETTLED COLoRED WOMAN. to
care for 2-yr.-old boy and infant.
Make my home your home. Small
salary. NO. 7-4546. -12
Evening star., 1953-04-06

Sewing Machine Repairs
2 WEEKS SPECIAL
Inspect, oil and adjust any make
sewing machine; reg. $3.50 service,
now S2.49. Phone LANSBURGHS,
MA. S-9S00 any time. day or night.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GENERAL HOUSE WORK or baby
sitting Experienced, honest. Ii.
7-2435.
LAUNDRESS, colored, settled woman
home, also baby sitting. HU. 3-67So.
GIRL DESIRES child care while
mother works. AL ref. hrs. per
day. ST 3-2092 alter pm.
COLORED GIRL desires job; g.h.w..
child care. maid; tuiI time; depend
Evening star., 1953-04-06
MIScEL. FOR SALE (cont. ,
APPLIANCES
MOVING-SALE
NO REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED
AT

GIVE-AWAY PRICES
We have moved to new and larger
quarters All appliances from the
old location will be sold at tremen-
douS reductions.
of appliances, large and
small. must be sold by 6 pm. Satur-
day. Washers, ironers, dryers. re-
frigerators, ranges, freeZers, tele-
visions. vacuum cleaners, many
more. Come early for best selec-
tions. Bring your checkbook You
will want to use 1t. This is your
opportunity to solve your appliance
problem for fraction Of the orig
inal cost. Don't pass it by. Call or
come now.
OPEN MEEKnAYS. O TIL. O
Evening star., 1953-04-06
CAMERAS

Only the best types! Movie outfits
Pay top prices. BRENNER PHOTO,
933. Penna. ave. NV. RE. 5-2434.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st NV
DIAMONDS. golo. silver We pay
highest cash prices See US first.
ASH for Mr.. BROTT 9l7 F st. NV
DIAMONDS. gold. platinum. etc
highest cash prices. ARTHUR
Markell $40 p street NV
FBRNITURE-Wan at once. furnI-
ture Of all kinds. suitable for better
homes. Also want refrigerator. gas
range and good piano. Call Mr.
Grady MA. S-2679.
FURNITURE-Singl pieces and COM
plete household. etc. AID. 4-SS79;
Ewes and Sundays. Ii 6-25lS
FURNlTURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brae Buying and selling fol
55 wears HOPWOoDS 9Th and Z
SITS. NV. NE. S-52S7
GAS RANGES. furniture, heaters
refrigerators. stoves. mattresses
GENERATOR. l to 3 XIV, &C, 10 volt
or complete light plant. write P. o
! Box 1862. Central Station. Airing
ton Va 8
Evening star., 1953-04-06
G.H.W.-LIVE TN
SITUATIONS MEN

ARTIST, FINE ART, background. de-
sign posters. cartoons, desires to
enter commercial art. WO. 6-1301
Evening star., 1953-04-06
THE MAURY

701 10th st. NV. Twin and sgles.;
maid, elev. serv.: reas. wkly, rates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
Legal Institute
Held For Monroe
County Bar Assn.

Leading county attorneys and
Judges attended a luncheon Legal
Institute given for the Monroe
County Bar Association this week
al Raul's restaurant. Il was an
nounced today.
Jack Wayman, Jacksonville at
torney conducted the two hour
session on the subject "Deposi-
ton and Discovery,
Attending the luncheon were
Circuit Court Judge Aquilino Lo-
oez. Jr., State Attorney J. Ian.
celot Lester: Criminal Court
Judge Thomas Caro-. County
Judge Raymond r Lord; CITY
Judge Enrique EsaGInaido who is
secretary treasurer Of the Mon
roe County Bar Association: Ju-
liuS Stone. Jr.. ! Y. Porter ~.
Tom Watkins. WiIliSm Y. AIbary.
William r. Nehlett, NJ Ignatius
Lester. and Frank Pruiit and
John Ruff Of Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
Porter VIII Leaves Bulk
OF Fortune To His Family
Wife, Daughter
Granddaughter
To Benefit From
I5-YeGr Trust

The will Of William r. Porter
was filed yesterday in the office
Of County Judge Raymond R.
Lord placing the bulk of his large
estate in a trust fund to be adj
miniStered by Minnie Porter
Harris, ]. Y. Porter " and w.
Curry Harris. The two nephews
are also named as executors.
After Iegacies have been taken
out, the trust fund includes all
Of Porter's property, real, per-
sonal or mixed. The will was
signed March %, 1851.
The trustees are directed to
divide the net income from the
trust into proportions as follows:
One-third to Amelia Hartwell
Porter, widow; one.third to Jes-
sic Porter Newton, his daughter;
one sixth each TO Jeane Porter
Kirke and Caroline Randolph
Kirke. The trustees are given dis
erection to determine whether or
not the payments shall be month
ly or yearly.
Minnie Porter Harris receives
the largest cash legacy, So, 900
to be paid Immediately. Mrs.
Porter receives 5000 immediate
Is. Jessie Porter Newton receives
her fathers undivided hall m
terest in Cow Key, 81 which she
owns the other half
The Porer residence at 3I4 Du-
val Street end the Joseph Yates
Porter homestead at Duval and
CaSOline Street both go to Mrs.
Newton and her daughters follow
ing the termination cf the trust
which nfoult.s be II the end OF =
years.
From the time Of Porter's
death last Friday and the effec-
tive date Of the trust, executors
J. Y. Porter Nv and w. Curry
Harris are to pay q sum not 10
exceed $500 q month &c Mrs. Por-
ter; $3.50 a month to Mrs. New
ton and 500 month each to
Jcane and Caroline Kirke, If in
the opinion Of the trustees such
payments are necessary for the
support Of the individuals.
Porter's faithful cook Sophie
Brown, receives a legacy Of $500;
his house servant Antoinette Well
tiers Hernandez, $500. st. Paul's
Episcopal Church receives $1,000.
Mr.. Porter's Miami shores
house was owned jointly by him
and his wodow.
The viii reads further:
"This trust shall terminate and
the corpus Of the trust estate
shall be distributed as follows:
Five years from the effective
date Of this trust, to wit when
my estate has been settled BY
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
Miami Trio To
Hare Hearing
At JP HamIin's

George Smith Of Miami Is cut
on $50 bond following . charge
Of dumping beer and liquor bot.
Ties on . v. S. Highway, No. !.
Smiths companions who were
string in the back seat Of his
convertible were charged with
being drunk and disordeFly, &C.
eordins 10 Pease Justice Roy
Hamlin.
The trio will appear before
Hamlin semorrew for . preli-
niinsry hearing.
Roy 7. LeighIy. Amsriesn
News Company, sl7 siHonson
Street was driving with his wife
right behind me trio. He nosie-
ed their dumping the bottles on
HE highway, followed them IN
10 Key West whore CRY police
arrested fhe TRIO. The ShsFifFs
department took ever when u
ives learned fhs alleged offsnse
had taken place on BIC ceppitf
Key.
Bend was set Al $50 for each
81 me defendants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
E. Adams Named
Exalted Ruler
OF Key West Elks

Earl r, Adams. Circuit Court
Clerk. was elected exalted ruler
OF Key West Lodge Of ElkS last
night. Adams and the other off.
GERS elected viii be installed
Thursday. April 2.
Those who win serve with
Adams during the coming term
leading knight; Jack Baker. loyal
knight. Harry Knight, esteemed
lecturing knight. John Blackwell,
Ir., retiring exalted ruler, truS-
tee; Fred Edwards. secretary;
George Skies. treasurer and
Myrtland Gates. tier.
Charles FaIk. the only living
charter member Of the lodge.
was named honorary life tier Of
the lodge. Uncle Charley as he
is familiarly kn0wH has served
as tier for more than a quarter
Of a century,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
Legionnaiire Is
Chief Speaker
At Rotary Club
Nj. ]. Wilder
Honored As
Special Guest

Judson Stephens was chief
speaker at the Rotary Club lunch.
con yesterday at 1918 at ST.
Paul's Parish Han. He is chap
lain Of the American Legion here
and a veteran of World War III.
NJ. ]. Wilder, Jr., was special
honor guest. He thanked Rotar-
ians for cooperation during his
term here as Florida State High
way Patrolman.
stephens, young man well
aware Of the horrors Of war and
the aftermath, not only gave solid
statistics Of the Legion's back.
ground but stated that the organ.
ization is the champion Of the
returned veteran" He explained
what the American Legion stands
for and what its aim is.
Ne pointed eut That me Ls-
gion is the best pyalieixed sreup
in the United States. The local
Arthur sawyer Post. ne said, II
tire seventh largest in FIerida.
There are ever 1900 Legion
tContinued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
2I-YeGr-OLd Navy
Wife Beats Off
Knife-WieIding
AssuiIaIlt Here

Police are searching today
for a "medium-built" man
with severely scratched face
as the aftermath of a braz-
en- rape attempt in which a
21-year old Navy wife was
brutally attacked as she
slept in a Charles Street
apartment.
The prowler escaped af.
ter threatening the young
woman at knife point, out a
second story win d o W
through which he had
gained entrance, when her
screams and spirited strug-
gle apparently frightened
him.
The aftaek marked the second
time in recent months that the
same woman has been feorrix.
cd. About three months ago, o.
nude sailor was esptured by
police when he tried TO gain en-.
trance 10 her apartment. He
was fined SIS In City Court a.
that time.
The scene Of me rape attempt
is within fwo blocks Of police
headquarters and only about
50 feet from fhs building where
an eight year old girl was az
tackled less than . week ago.
II was shortly after 200 a. m.
this morning, when the woman
was sleeping soundly in the
apartment alone her husband
was on duty at the Naval
Station when the man made
his stealthy entrance by climb
ing up a ladder which is used
as fire escape to the top of a
12-foot shed from where he was
able to gain entrance through an
unlocked window.
She told police that she was
awakened by fhs man who slid
into bed beside her and thrust
knife at her throat and warn
ed her mot 10 make . sound"
When the man, who she des-
eribsd IS being Of medium
build and wearing just . pair
Of aherfS, made indecent over.
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
New Fog Truck
Added ToKW
Mosquito Fight
Warner Announces
improvements I'm
Larviciding Here

William w. Warner, Di-
rector and Entomologist of
the Monroe County Anti
Mosquito District, announce
ed today that the District
will operate two fog-trucks
in the Key West area this
year rather than one.
While control efforts here
were very successful during
1862, even better service
will be given the communi-
ty and Monroe County this
year. he said.
The District now owns and OPP
crates five one.man.operated cab
controlled. thermal-aerosol fog
trucks, Warner said.
''We are mighty proud Of this
equipment. We've only been or
gained year and a half. but
our equipment is as efficient and
as up-to-date as any in the state. :"
The Districts operations ex.
tends from Key West through
Jewish Greek on the north end OF
Key Largo. This area is divided
into four zones of control:
CONTINUED On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
StenOgrapller
Loses $4,000
Damage Suit Here

Miss Clara SorreII, Miami. lost
her $4,000 damage suit against
Roland L. Rondeaux. also Of
Miami. after a Circuit Court jury
found him not guilty Of negligent
driving.
The ssenographer, who sustain
"a serious injuries when the Ron
deaux ear crashed. claimed large
medical expenses and loss Of pay
when she was confined to the
hospital or al home.
The jury found that Rondeaux
was not driving negligently 50
that he was not responsible for
Miss Sorrel's injuries even
though she was a passenger IN
his car.
Attorneys for Miss Sorreli were
Bill pruitt and John Ruff Of Mia.
mi, who we're associated With VII
liam Nehlett Of Key West. For
the delendent were attorneys Idas
wikcer az Miami snd Allan B,
Cleare. Jr. 81 Key West,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
.Urgent!Cive
To Red Cross;
Drive Lagging
Mailman Can Take
Donations For
Contributors

Have you forgotten the Red
Gross?
This organization does not for
get a community, or an individual
either in case Of disaster.
This city's annual Red Cross
Roll drive Is tagging. Never has
Key West failed TO reach a quota
in every drive. so you are asked
to mail in your membership dues
now.
Cooperating ir fhs drive Is
your mail man. Jvsf put yeur
donation. No matter how small,
in en- snvsiops addressed 10 Red
Gross and YoVr mail man will
see FRAT u 10 delivered 70 The
Key West chapter.
Put into the envelope your
name and address and your mem.
bership card viii be mailed 70
you.
II you do not have time 10 50
to . mai box just place the en-.
yeiope in your home box and the
mail man win pick il Up.
Tuesday has been selected -
the dag for the mad mar 70 play
his part in the drive. He il viii.
ing Just remember 70 DO your
part.
During 1852 the Red Gross pro
vided financial assistance 10 The
tune n 81 500 90 10 serylcemen,
veterans and their dependents IA
the q. s.
More than 800 60 families
through TIE Unitef States Nerf
given aEsiStaace tArUagh kee
Cross Chapser Home Service
Here IL Key West for -
past five years the Red Cross
has spent more moneY .
disasters. home serFlee and oshss
assistance than sks raised n -
nual membxrship drives loeslly,