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Milford chronicle., 1953-04-17
Cheap Poultry Feed
Can Waste Dollars

HOW expensive is cheap poultry
ieed! II can mean a 20 percent loss
IN egg production, in hatchabilitv
OF eggs produced, and a further
loss IN mortality, says Silas Nc
Henry, assistant poultry Specialist
OF the Delaware Agricultural ny
tension Service.
McHenry quotes a University of
Massachusetts study which used
bargain feed" on a flock of
thousand pullets in tOp-notch con-
dAtlon. The original feed saving
was S45. The final total loss due to.
the poor quality feed was over
The first results from the moor
quality bargain feed" were lower
egg production and more dead
birds. A 20 percent decrease in
hatchability Of the eggs produced
was next. The loss in production
and hatehability was valued at
1870. Dead birds added another S65
loss, and culling the flock of weak
birds added another $50 loss.
An analysis of the feed showed il
short in vitamins. McHenry ex-
plains that cheaper feed may be
lacking in essential vitamins. It
may also be short on proteins and
minerals, too, because cheap feed
is usually sold by operators who
use rejected or poor quality in
gredients.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-17
Auto Body Repairs

HENLoPEN MOTOR co.
Complete Body and Fender Repsir,
DUcO PAINTS
Nodiotor Reporting and Rseorine
Siufo Street Pbone Lave. sS,,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Blvd. Cleanup
Continues
This Saturday

The process Of cleaning ID
Roosevelt Boulevard VIZ receive
another ssimuiant next Saturday
when another volunteer work party
Is scheduled TO 40 10 work.
Beginning at 4 o'clock q group
of SIX men. headed by George Ehr-
hart. Chamber Of Commerce,
cleanup committee Chairman, will
don work clothes and eontinue -
iob. Additional volunteers are N
vited. Anyone desiring Go lend .
hand for : or hours 10 help &C.
eomplish this job Is asked 10 be On
hand next Saturday.
Cash and pledged contributions
stand 81 t2ss. enough 10 erect per-
hsps 8 picnic tables. benches snd
ovens. These vii be Installed after
The cleanup of the center section
Of the Bride Path h completed.
Two additional donors Of services
have approached The Chamber Il
Commerce with offers. Wardiow's
I.andseapiag Service has agreed 10
mow TIE potion a land that vii
BE- used for the picnic area and
wagner's Slam Service win donste
signs postimg the area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Hurricane Carol
Advisory No2

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico
Weaiher DurNau Advisory No. Z,
Carol. ii:oo An EST. Sept z.
1es3:
The estimated position Of enc
Atlantic hurricane AZ n am. .
ie0ox was latitude isa degrees
Nurth. lnnRliuae 53.B degrees
West. or Approximately ass miles
east of Cuadalonpe. French An
TILES. II II mo ing wwst-north.
westward about ne 20 is mikes
per hour. and Il has winds Of 20
niles per hour near the center.
IL win continue moving west.
morthweslwnrd at about rs miles
per hour during me aext ~ % rs
hours with little change IN intrn-
aity.
HuFEicane warnings have been
ordered fur Antigua and Barbuda
and northwest storm warnings
Tor Cuadnloupe. All ships in the
path II TIE hurricane are Advised
% exercize caution and ali inter
esia In TIE Leeward Islands
should remain on the alert Cor
future mdvls0Eie4 The next al.
vixnry vii he a s Pm. EST.
STALI.ARD.
Weather Bureau,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Boiler Inspection
Urged In City

Protection against boiler explo.
slons In Key West was urged BY
Frank Bartnlone. owner Of polnci.
ana Dry Cleaners 1T County Com
mission meeting last night.
Bmrtolone said that there are
ahout IA or rs boilers In The city
bot no inspection provided for BY
the City Of Key West.
County Commissioner told him
they had no tiFisdictioa over pro-
hlems within TIE city limits. bar
iolone said Ne had not been able
10 set Information cut Of the City
on the boiler inspection problem.
Commissioner clarenee Hiers said
That be weuld set in touch with
the State Boiler Inspector Who op-
crates out Of Tampa.
Bartolone has q 90 horsepower
boiler Al his dry cleaning establish.
ment. he said that various and
sunday city officials cone and look
At Il but say nothing or do nothing
about a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
County Offices
Nearly 1907


Sheriff John spottswood VII have
air-condisi0ning in his office st tlla
County Jan. Il was agreed BY
County Commissioner at their
meeting last night
he sheriffs office 3 ere of TIE
last 10 simmer IN ths sumner heat.
Al ether offices at The Courthouse
with TIE exceplion Of Criminal
Court Judge Thomas Caro's ard
Supervisor of Registration Sam
Finders hass ceoIlng units.
County Clerk Earl Adams WIN
have his ar ecnditi0ning installed
In the near future Esqulnaldo BFe-
sAmrx weFe sow hidders On the unit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Noted ViOliniSt
In French
Plane Crash

NICE. France tH go An Orient.
bound French alrliner crashed in
flames late last night on the side
|of . le.ooo.fo0t Alpine peak. killlng
Frances most famous violinist.
Jacques Thibaud, and al ether per-
sons.
The giant four engined Air
France plane was on q regularly
scheduled flight % saigon and
Hong Kong when Il smashed near
TIE towering summit Of Mt Genet.
h southeast France IGa miles
north of this Riviera resort
Rescue workers Who reached TIE
scene after toiling more than five
hours up the steep mountain slopes
reported there were no survivors
among The ~ passengers and Q
crew members. Wreckage was
scattered over 1850 feet Of the
mountain side.
Air France officials could give
20 cause Tor the crash. which oc.
'emrred only an hour and q hall
after the BIG plane left Paris's
Orly Field. They said messages
from the plot had reported al vas
vel and the weather was good.
Rescue crews reported the TEN.
perature On the mounfaia side vas
below freezing bat the weather
otherwise was perfect.
Airline officials said the passen-
gers ineluded four Indochlnese. one
Swiss and . man believed % be q
German. The rest apparently we're
Preach. Among the passengers
were one baby and four ether ehl-
dren.
Win Thihand were his daughteF,
Suzanne and Ms accompanies.
Rene Herhin. Thsy were en route
20 Japan for cuncerts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Allen Reports
Commission

Mrs. Warren Bethel vas approv.
ed IS matroa Of Tie County Home
on Stock Island.
Ccaniy Commlxssonars endorsed
her appointment made by Welfare
Committee Chairman, Joe Allen.
Mrs. Bethel IL the daughter inlaw
uf the lady Who held the post Cor
many years. Allea said.
Allen further reported that lights
AZ the eolored BAL park have Rone
On and tAal four night gaEaa q
week are muAng played.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Building Code On Keys
n Future Possibility
BnlIdlng Inspection
Legality Hinges On
Adoption OF Code

The nesd Tor q building
code fqr the Keys, at present
aushorized By legislative act
but not Jet set up IN the
county was pointed up In
County Commission discus
nlons Last night.
vale Cmnty Legal Advisor Paul
eawyer wag Instructed BY Com
mlasionsrs - hFlng suit against
bulldefs maeh as Topplno and Son
NO Felaaa d laks oul building per.
mlla. he pelnled oul that no bulld-
ina lnapeslloa Is legal unlil q build.
he eods i adoptsd ~ ne County
TIE maliNx Game b 9 head when
Commissioners Clarence Hlggs.
Bedding ehagsman a the Commls.
sl0n prnmemlad ! ihree page re-
aolutlon ampoweFlna the Tax As
SCISSOR 10 accept a. reject buildings
en- tie keyn afssr Inspection.
Sawyer airennnunly objected %
TIE segllom 81 go resolution which
stated lhas - permit shall be IL.
nnad Il ihe Assessor % bis deputy
thinks tha building unsafe, or that
n does mol eonfnrm with spscilica-
tions fled wlth lhe ofllce.
According % lhls section of the
resolulion Tie Comfy Tax Asses.
sor'a ofiice eouid cancel the per-
mli.
ssThls rnanlnzls. 4 not legal :"
Sawyer oblscled. ''The legislative
aes doea nel st up . building in.
spect0r. Il rs : building code
you wanl. ihs legislature has auth.
nri1ed ezo.oao fnr the purpose ofI
hiring . buldlna lnapeclor and set
ting 40 4 code. "
The Fesolniinn was drafted BY
Jesse Alnms, who Issues building
permlas under - dlrnciion ~
coaaiy fag Assssns cihnAs Can.
Molin.
a eounAg eommIaalnn resolution
Of 0elohar 80 auth0rlznd she per-
mia lasnauca fer purposes u assess.
menl valaations On ne Keys. n vas
nel Infested. aaii sawyer. that The
permit sFslam would hc . policine|
Il ne kln4 q buiId|ng gong Nd.
~TAe ksrs peepss have isdleal.
80 10y asat WaHl - be bolhsr.
81 via = huIlalan sade % fiso
pFessni slme.a sswyar sald. 80
mslghf restrict holld,na. Until
thsFe h : Eeaa, lha huildlna lns-
pseieF has ~ Finhs 10 Genre on
~ pFepagfY o. anyeme'a alese
amd eel 80 whsf I cen Build er
! eNmmai hulld"
Commissioner HiHEs objected:
Slsma u . hwlldlnu lmapaksor,
80 . tam aaasssars We reed build.
gContlnned On Paga Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Plane Vanislles
Northwest Area

SEATTLE R-Late and wrapped
Ia q blanket II clouds that lay Ike
q shroud ever is course. . mill
taFy chartered plane with n or Y
soldiers and txEo civilians aboard
vanished somewhere Ia the Pacific
Northwest last night.
Tie twin-engine Regina Alrllnes
ersft left Monterey. Calf, ct leo
pm. and last vas heard from
over Portland. Ore, 5 hours and
GS minutes later.
II then vas eight minutes over
due az Mcchord Air Force Base.
Tacoma, with It's load If soldiers
from ~ Ord, Calf. but the plot
made no msntion oa beng IN
In trouble.
Its next scheduled report point
vas a. Toledo, wash, ~ miles
north Of Portland and about half
way 10 Mechord. but 20 radio con-
tact ever vas made there.
Regina Alrlines officials h Seat.
tie said The plane you'd have ex-
hsustsd its fllei supply b. $40 pm.
This. and TIE possibility Il kad en-
esuntered difficulty en route 30
Portland. Led 10 TIE belief The plane
probably came aown somewhere
between Portland ard Toledo.
The area Is rough. wooded and
laced win rivers. 0nly . ah0ri ais-
lance 10 the eaat II TIE fight
course rise the ragged lofty peaks
tContsnued On Page TWof
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Drivers Can
OfLicense
Mail In Front
Half With Fee
For Renewal.
Judge Says

County residents Who wish 10
apply for their 1854 drivers Ii.
cense BY mail, can DO so without
fear Of being arrested for lack Of
a license, County Judge Raymond
n. Lord stressed today.
Many persons VIII not mail In
the front half 81 their old license
for renewal" Judge Lord said.
They are afraid that they may
bn stopped by a State Trooper be.
fore receiving the renewal and
that the portion of the license r..
tanned does not contain the mana
and description. which would
cause tham trouhle."
The Judge stressed that nat only
do state Esvupers know If this
rule bat Il Ia also known By law
enforcing agencies in ether states.
The County Judge receives numer.
Gus applications for renewals each
year from persons temporarily N
such states.
"f Q sssss Treepsr finds yes
with lust Ire back hell 81 yevE
license dvrins IRE mensh 81
sspssmber lEsaswsi psViedl. Yes
may rest assured" Judge LeFd
sald, ''that ne win cause yes No
freddie.
II IL q rule Of the State Depart
ment Of Public Safety that persons
holding q valid Florida Drivers
License can renew Il BY mail.
Merely tear off the front half Of
the license containing the name
and description and enclose this 40
an envelope along win . stamped
envelope containing the senders
address 80 that the renewed license
may be returned In Il. The fee i
81 for an operators license and s.
for q chauffeur's license. The
driver retains the back bali Of the
license until be receives has re-
newal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Airport Panel
OF Sc Florida
On September "a

Monroe County Commissioners
VII attend an al day Airport Panel
IN Miami September ~. aeeording
10 their discussion last night.
The panel. composed q the sin
soutAeasiern Florida eounties. wlll
attempt 70 work out master plans
ior airpofts In the various counties
Al County Commissioners wla try
10 attend. Chalrman Of the County
Airport COMMITTEES IL Clarence
higgs. Serving with him are Com.
missioners Frank Bensley and Har.
ny Harrix
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
.AdenauerIn
OmeStretcl
Campaign
Candidates Plan
Alton Against Red
Terror Attacks On
Sunday Elections
~ nRAcK CURRY

BONN, Germany A-chaneelloF
Konrad Adenauer and t.oss other
West German candidates reared
FUN steam into the political home
stretch today as the government
readied top secret plans against
Red terror attacks on next Sun.
days crucial elections.
Both Adenauer and his chief op-
ponent, Socialist Erich Ollenhauer,
headed their campaigns for the
Key Ruhr industrial section. It's
vote could decide whether the
Chaneellor's three-par.
~ government coalition beats back
the strong threat Of the isolstionist
Socialists 10 control Parliameni's
new lower house.
The huge field Of candidates Is
campaigning for go legislative
seats. The others must decide
whether the majority VII Be filed
BY persons pledged 10 Adenauer's
program 20 rearm Germany In al
lance with the West or % the So
eialist platform u going Il alone
between East and West.
Resigned 10 the certain voting
defeat their relatively few cohorts
In West Germany face. the Krem-
Inns East German satellites have
poured thousands Of Red agents
across the winding eo0-mile East
West frontier.
After nabbing some 1850 Of the
Red agents. Adenauer's govern
ment said they we're pledged 10 q
terror campaign Of political Killings
and attacks on voting booths.
The governments tough border
police already were fully modified
against the inEasloa, bot officials
said thousands we're believed 10
have slipped through.
Al least three nabbed agents told
police they bad been ordered 20
XII West cermsa Political leaders.
Others said they were told %
CONTINUES On pags Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
TOTAL Is FORGOTTEN

DENVER R-Slx youngsters be-
ING questioned By police eoaldn't
recall az the burglaries they he'd
committed.
Hoe DO you expect us 10 r.
member" one of them asked
Detective Lester Jones. we pulled
some q those JOBS when we were
Just little kids"
Tie youngest of tie SIN ID Q
years Old. The eldest is n.
jones said the boys pulled ct
least % Different jobs IN ths past
three pears. lie estimated their
loot Al about SEQ In cash and
merchandise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02

paint.
Instead Of erlticizing Freeman
because the store be works Cor
sells paint % the Housing Author.
", I think the fact that the land
Cor the George Allen Project vas
purchased from Joe Sirugo when
he was on the Housing BOARD
should be looked into" Mayor liar.
vey said.
To-day Housing Authority officials
confirmed that the liT-unit George
Allen project. part Of the citys
low.eoSt projects. was built on land
bought from Sirugo. The price
paid for the land was not Inn
medialely available from Authorl.
y records.
tieweves, iodsy. ere Hssmbss
~ Ire tsoUsing BesFd. who ssk.
ed net 10 be identified said thsi
81 Ne time 81 me purchase,
slsyuo he'd quesilonsd ire 81.
visibility ~ selling NE land ~
tire tisvslns Authority since he
ives shalrman a ne Beard.
The beard member declared that
The transaction tad the full ap.
proval AZ Federal housing Az.
th0riliea In Atlanta.
So - tine VI xnr aai 49,
gea 90 lold the Housing AusA0rily
mat #tle land was priced below
rs N ket value"
T0dny. Freeman asked that the
situalion regarding bis half
brothers position with the Hous-
ing Authority be clarified. lie
said that Stickeney had held his
post Tor some time bat that be
had eft their employ before re-
turning two and one-half months
ago.
Freeman said that he did not
vote for his brothers appointment
bat asked 20 be passed when the
question came up.
Meanwhile. the mystery q
where funds for the maintenance
of the city's housing project have
been spent, remained uns0lved.
Vance G. Stirrup. executive di-
rector Of the local Housing Au-
CONTINUED On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
'NOLetupSeen
FOrHeat Wave
In Eastern US.
Damage Widespread
A. Crops wiiher;
Death Toll Mounts
sy ms ASSOCIATED pRHss

A prolonged heat wave. follow.
ing weeks a hot ard dry weather,
showed no signs Of q ietup today
IN vide areas In the eastern hall
of the nation.
The damage from the summers
unreasonable weather, with no
heavy rains In many areas. vas
widespread.
The death coll from causes
attributed 10 Tire current heat wave
mounted te a least 50. Thousands
haye been treated FOE heat prostra-
ton.
Damage 10 crops IN several
states appeared soaring into the
Millions Of dollars. In Missouri
alone. officials estimated the farm
income loss from drought would
total $50 million dollars.
In Iowa, one Of the leading corn
states. q Farm Bureau official said
the hot weather Of the last week
alone had cut the states prospec.
tive corn yield BY at least ~ per
cent. Corn damage also was re-
ported In Illinois. South Dakota,
Nebraska. Kansas, Indiana and
Ohio.
No general relief from the hot
and sticky weather was predicted
for the bulk Of the area enveloped
IN The hot air mass.
Some cool air moved into north.
ern parts az Minnesota. II was
expected 10 move slowly across
northern sections 81 Wisconsin.
Michigan and Iowa BY tomorrow
But bot and humid weather was
predicted Tor today and tomorrow
for areas south and east Of The
slowly advaneing cooler air mass.
And IN Washington. the Weather
Bureau forecast hot and dry
weather a. the outlook Cor the
noFtheast part ~ the eountfy dur
ing September.
Temperature records topbled
again yesterday IN naarly every
section q the swelier-belt. II was
the same In many cities yesterday
IS 4 has been for more than .
week-readlngs In the high COS and
IN some cities above 100.
The bot weather has slowed bus
mess IN seme areas but no general
slackenlng was reported.
Farmers were worried about the
lack of rainfall a. they surveyed
brown pastures and lean livestock.
In cities. Millions were ineon-
venieneed BY lack of wlter as
overheased pumps broke down.
The sitting heat In offices and
factories brought early closing In
many cities again yesterday.
The hottest cites yesterday were
Louisville and Jackson, Tenn, with
i02 while chicago's i0l marked the
eighth straight day of tempcra-
lures above Is. II also was iol in
Cleveland. Z degrees below The
efty'n hottest day ia history.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
City's Cash Balance Drops
Slightly, Report Indicates
Finance Head
Releases Hia
Report For June

The eity's cash receipts during
the month Of June t0taled So. SIS
u. according 10 TIE report Of Cts
Finance Director Craig Bowen Gov,
erins that period which vas re.
leased today.
~ ne same time, newsn -.
lsassd . Fspsrs - essh reeslpas
END disbgrsemenis eevegIns re
siseel pear which snasd Iuaa -,
ISSi. shewIns met Ne elly's sasA
hslsnes hes drsppsd Slightly
sFom she end ~ the fiscal peer
IN VISA. The halanes nsw saands
~ s4J1. g9S.s1 20 compared win
last years. figure ~ $50. 80 So.
This lnelvass sIoS y0oe IN u. q.
Treaswry nends.
Total receipts for the past year
were i.e2s .e92ss while diahurse
ments totaled 81. 0Ss, s2f 90.
A payment from the City Elee,
the System. Of tis.000. represent.
Ing 9 tar equivalent charge. Led TIE
list Of money coming Into the city,
Golfers. The elty's share Of Clea-
reate Tax receipts amounting q
tlz.00o vas also received.
Other income came from: Fines
and Forfeitunes. es,0z3o0: ScnYen'
ser Service Fees. s7.st4st; and
Sewer Service 10 the Navy. 81
a00.ss.
The city received Q total of Sos7.
90 lur the month Coz rental ef ~
city owned Clyde Mallory Dock.
Other rental lmeome amounting
C. ss56.7T was received from the
Boulevard BAN Houne. Aquarium.
South Beach concessions. and the
BoulevaFdler Patio.
Other routine sources Of Income
produced the balance.
Disbursements Included 3 pay.
ment q 500. 10 The Junior Cham
her ol Commerce for their fishing
tournament, smother $50 for radio
advertising and boat races. 500 "a
the public library and sis.so b the
Key West Art and Historical So
sisty.
Police protection during the mon
IN Of June cost the city 81. o.
while Fire Department expenses
were 81. z7a.g1.
The elly's street program Tor the
month amounted 20 Sls,ls4.sT. The
city contributed $500 10 the opera.
ton of the Monroe County Health
Unit In June and 500 20 the Hu.
name Society. In addition, they
gave sles % miscellaneous causes.
Bowen pointed out that the &c.
port Cor the month q June Is BE-
lated because II the fact that the
city was without . Finance Diree-
Cor Cor . month. He said that fsEr.
Their reports win be forthcoming e.
soon ~ his office can prepare
them. In addition 10 handling eity's
financial reiens. the office IL eharg.
ed with administering nearly two
mIllion dollars IN funds Cor the Key
West sewer program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Plans Outlined
For Action IL
Hurricane Hits
Preparedness
Program Set
by Red Cross
Committee Here

A disaster preparedness and 70
lief committee meeting was keld
Monday allernoon Ell ne local Red
Cross chapter 10 discasa ard CON,
plese plans In the event q hurri.
can nh0Ild strike This community.
Paul @. Albury. disaster chairman
iaF the local chapter. presided Al
she meeting.
Albury stated that he Win keep
In close touch with the weaghez
Bureau h e'sdsr 70 advise TIE pab.
lie ~ 70 when shelters win be open.
ed. An announcement as 20 the
hour Il opening wlEl be made over
TIE radio. Al residents who feel
that their homes are insecure mar
80 10 ihe shelters.
rha ehapiar heaaauaFssrs viii
be lecaled durinn . hagrlgane n
ihe chsmhsr "a cemmssea Fossn
IN IRE u60 Bulldlnn. Shelters wlll
be spsrna ~ ne aavnsiaa -.
msanieFv sxhssl. eoFner Ravnslda
eWd ssuth Streets. TIE Bethel
Ana y. chvrehs eernar. TFumsm
Ason0s end Thanss street amd
tha Soc "A. MeeFs seh6sl IN MaF.
aiisem.
DC. n. Dalton and his staff II
ne Monroe County Health unit are
prepared 10 care Coz any minor
injuries Il the need arises.
Chalrmen and committee mem.
bers attending TIE meeting were
Paul G. Albnry. disaster chairman
for the entire chapter; Dr. Ralph
Herr. medical. Dr. n. Dalton. med.
ical esgmmiitees George Lee. sur.
vey: Ernestine McMassers. com.
municatinn committee: Louis Toy,
Red Cross Field Director: Garcia
". Neitles. executive secretary;
Anne Del.ones. Home Service woFk.
err: Don Fox. subcommittee chair.
man for the Marathon district {:
Mrs. Fox. Jack Levine. sub-com.
mitlee co-ehalrmen Marathon:
Mrs. Levine; and Nolan wilkins,
shelter and also disaster chairman
for the Marathon American Legion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Reports Of MismanagemeRt OF GU
Housing Projects Continue To Mount
Sale OF Land For George Allen
apartments BY SirHgO Questioned

Reports Of alleged irregularities In the operation of
the Citys low-cost and Lanham Act Housing Projects
continued to circulate today with the issue beginning
show signs of becoming political football.
Mayor G. b. Harvey today jumped into the picture
when he scored attacks which have been made Hous
inc Board member William Freeman. who has been under
fire because his halfbrother f. l.. Sckney. appoint
ed general supervisor of maintenance Of the eys hous
ing and because the J. C. Showers Co. with whom he Ia
employed has supplied the Housing Authority with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
Pinder, Sher,
Ad Commission

The shree-man ndvertising con-
mission watch vii function Tor
Monroe county was last MIGHT ap-
pointed b Commissioners for enc
year terms running from Septem-
Der %, 1850 through October /, 1854.
Approved as members we're Joe
Pinder. Paul sher. and A. l. skip
per.