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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28
Pianist
Encore Guest

NEW WORKINGS Natalie
Hinderas, Of Philadelphia, bril-
liant 25-year-old Negro pianist
paved a return visit to Encore. 4"
The National Brosdcssting Com.
pany's new radio musical series
starring soprano Marguerite Piaz-
"a and Meredith Wilson and his
orchestra
Inc young artist. winner OF
many awards and scholarships
PLAYED DebuSSy's Claire de
Lune. She was originally on The
program as a guest Jan. IS. and
was invited back in response 10
the enthusiastic reception 10 her
PLAYING.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28
Canadian Film Set

Canada is the subject OF the
educational film program sched-
ulcd al the Rackham Educational
Memorial on Tuesday, March 3,
ihc University of Michigan EX-
tension Service announces.
Films TO be shown are tie
Industrial Provinces of Canada.
the Maritime Provinces OF Can
ada and the Prairie Provinces OF
Canada The showings. held al
345 and 5:45 pm. are open 10
the public without charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28
Porgy ond Bess' Premiere
Slated For New York City

Direct from Six-month hi
umphant tour Of Europe. "Poggy
and BeSs' Will open in New York
at the Ziegfcld Theatre on March
10.
The Blevins Davis and Robert
Breen new production of the
George Gershwin- DuBose Hey
ward musical completes its
Paris engagement on March !.
and then comes directly 10
New York.
Cab Galloway. king of the Hi
De-Ilo. is featured in the role OF
The high-living "Sportin' Life y
Rotating IN the strenuous lead
role Of 'Porgy' VIII be LaVern
Iiutcherson. Leslie Scott and
william Warfield uhe latter al
Ter Nav p. Leontyne Price and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28
Billy Wards Dominoes
Steal Show From Stars

Teen-aee fans OF recording
onntet Billy Ward and his Dom
;noes staged stampede at the
Fox Theatre Sunday at three
'ucre.sive shows which threat
ened 10 grow TO riot proportions
and prevented ex-boXing cham
MON Sugar" Ray Robinson.
billed as star Of the show, from
completing his act.
The demonstrations. beginning
With the 1880 show and contin-
unp through the next two per-
formances. were touched off with
the Dominocs rendition of a re-
centlv-released funeral tone.
"The Bells" which caused hys-
,ericsl screaming and cries from
the capacity-filled (7300-seaU
house
AT one point during the S:4s
performance. the show was
stopped cold" with trumpet
ine-singing maestro Louis Arm
strong stalled in the wings as
sisgehands franfically wheeled
back on stage Wards pisno so
the singers could return 10 sat
isfy the roaring demand.
The boys returned and did
another jukebox iavorlte. Have
Mercy Baby but found the
crowd demand increasing. Order
was restored only after David
ldzell operator of the theatre.
hao come 10 the stage and plead
ed with the audience to allow
tho show TO continue.
Joe CHASER OF New York CITY,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

president of the Associated Book
ing Corporation, which handles
me $4,000 weekly Robinson
armstrong Art package. commented:
rms is something which hap
pens 10 an act only once in
lifetime"
"aro' 25-year-old Army vet
eran. who is composer. arranger
and leader of the Dominoe group.
mas had a phenomenal rise in
snow business during the past
TWO and a half years. His tunes.
waxed on Federal Records. have
racked up sales in the millions
and won for the group several
trade publication awards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

lccied by Robert Brecn. who is
also the cop oducer Alexander
Smalions. who has been associated
with the GcrShwin score over
since IL, firSi performance. VII
AGAIN be- the musical director
Eva Jcssyc is the choral dlrec-
tor The coloriul settings OF Cai-
fish Row have been designed bv
Wolfpane Roth with Jed Mace
faShionng tho costumes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

Berry. Nander Brown Willie
Bradford. Joyce Abncr. Mary 10
Robinson. Joan Robinson, Thom-
as Gaines. Bette Hoeans. Rich
ard Carlo. Elaine Garbos Shirley
Robinson. James HARDY also
among the honored guest were
members OF the ROYALS Fan Club.
and host OF others
The LaCastor Social CLUB helo
is First Anniversary Party
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

With ielevision. night clubs.
theatres and motion pictures
now using considerable
amount OF Negro talent. much
encouragement is offered the
many young people who have
been bitten by the stage bug.
T., a hard road 10 travel but
thee az many who viii survive
an blossom forth as first class
entertainers Some NAV become
stars although. on the basis Of
actual fencs only one out Of a
|huocreo nall make il. SAYS Mr..
|S!s,le
When asked 10 name some Of
the mere promising youngsters.
ne said. That's q pretty hard
i question because some OF the
kids are really good.
"A few % them are outstanding
VIC I'm Harper. Leslie Uegams.
tons Mctritf. Dolores Parker
pa 'ha' Near-old blues singer.
id''lo F'ner They are Just
E'aiirs oi IN the business but
Fnev arr fsccllcnt and il makes
A proud 10 see them COM
D. aor
peH' fNcr io hear JOG Louis'
\ lego Dolores Parker Tow
y Sls i.o and She a good
os'ns rNV cal with that Lena
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28
|Butkner Trio
Opens New Spot

WASHINGTON. d. c. Milt
y 1 kAef and the bounclngcst
.'n oa H me music BIZ. opened
,n' new Club Antique here on
pueSds,
Inc roly-polY pianisi-srran.
ei who turned his talents to
me Hammond Organ has or.
sen'led Jazz trio which is
o'awins follower ENGAGEMENTS
sha shading room only crowds
w " they 90.
''a ih Buckner is Der
4 Maescr electric gul,a, mas
ana Sticks Evans. the
'p'',r man Ian critics nave
p''"ccd with the crow dis at
Ee~ Buckncr appearance. lie
ior~crl, mains,sy with
nand- as Lionel Hampton
Z CAB Galloway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

Miss Nelnakoi Fritz STEPPED
out Of vogue in dream blue
Mr. and Mrs Charles Brown
stepping out TOR an evening o.
aayety Newly welded NJ and
Mrs. Cyrus Mitchell going honc
from Mass al 81 George VI and
Mrs Ordilec Brown expecting q
blessed event N early ping.
Ordilee who Is IN the Army left
for the Far East last month
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hodges are
motoring 10 Flint. Mich. for
the weekend.
s. lore FOL now. Sec YOU most
week.
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Horneish mannerism Little Es-
Their is one Of the most promising
Young blues singers | have heard
IN the last two wears.
Shes going 10 develop INTO
another Dlnsh Washington and
she has some tone qualities ex-
actlv like Ethel Waters had when
she was q voungster," Mr.. Sissle
SAID.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

II seems improbable that sc.
or any nation or group OF ra-
tons VIII attain peace until cacn
man in his own mind and heart
treats all men aS his brothers ~
EddIe Cantor.
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back again with the news SO
set close 10 your fircside and
read about tho social tdings and
fascinating events that has hap
pened over the week end.
Mrs. Lula Colbert OF Car
doni avenue announced the
engagement OF her daughter.
Rosie Lee Colbert. 10 Fred Por-
Ter. son of Ross Porter also Of
Cardoni avenue. The wedding
IS planned for the llfh OF April.
This IS strictly confidential. so
don't tell soul. the prospective
bridegroom has already started
decorating Their little love nest.
i !, coy apartment above her
mothers home
Mr. Wesley Young. Jr bril-
liant eighteen wear Old son OF
Mi and Mrs. Wesley. ST.. is a
most promising young pfe-mri
student At the Highland Park
College lie was graduated this
past January from the Sacred
Heart School with the highest Of
Donors. lie Was elected Glass
President enjoying immense pop
ulartv and AZ the graduation
exercises he was the Class Val
edictorisn
Now friends. take notice OF
the high tribute being paid 10
Mrs. M. Bryant. president OF
the State OF Daughters Elks.
She is 10 be given. as re-
ward for the highly exemplary
work that she has done in the
noted Elkdom. trip 10 the
beautiful Tropical Islands some
time this March where she will
enjoy guided tour.
The members whose gencros-
ity will allow Mrs. BRYANT 10
enjoy this coming trip TO the
Islands is the Temple Council
Almost as exciting was a recent
trip from which she has lust
returned Her visit took her east
10 New York and Staten Isle and
south 10 Louisiana and North
Virginia
Master Theodore Larkins OF
Lynn avenue had a group OF
his friends in 10 celebrate his
ninth birthday last Thursday.
There were games galore and
everyone had marvellous
time.
Mrs Matte Petty of Russell
avenue also had hlrthdav cele-
bration last SATURDAY, evening
Her family and host Of friends
had a truly glamorous time. Mrs.
Eula Duffie served as hostess
The McKanlass Juniors of
Grace Temple No. sss qave
dance last weekend. Everyone
enjoyed themselves immensely.
The Juniors were a picture in
white sweaters and dark skirts
with chuckle boots. the CLAM
orous footwear of the younger
set.
They were supervised BY Mrs.
Jacobs and Mrs Jackson. Mem
bers and officers are Misses
Edith Young. Betty Jean Breach
Murnor Hurbert. Thelma Will
Hams, Sylvia BurSton. Ruth Ann
Amaker. Elinora Henderson. Mrs |
Jacobs has also organized
group Of singers named the ia
robettes supervised by Mrs. Mat
lie Butlar.
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] visited Dryer School last
Wednesday and got very
pleasant surprise al seeing
young students working in the
office. The principal. Mrs.
Graag. assured me that stu
denis who achieve high schol-
astic Standing in all their
grades are the only ones given
this honored privilege Of iYping
forms. filina and carrying mes.
saecs for the office.
They were being taught nv
the secretary Mr.. Lynch II
really was amazing 70 watch
these little 5th. 9Th and 9TH e. adc
pupils do the work OF a compe-
tent adult Each pupil works a
halt hour oui Of Il week learning
how % be a competent secretary.
What an asset this VIII be- for
them IN wears 20 come. IIonofed
students are listed below
Margaret Beard Dorothy
White. Louise Ross. Adele Tay-
lor shirley Greer-5th graders:
Eta Mac Love, Marilvn Pullcn.
Rosebud Wells. joyce Harper
Carol Roxbotoueh Ada IIaiton-
9th graders Bcstcr King. Rode
rick MacNoal EVELYN Beard,
Grcia Field GWendolyn MURRAY.
Cynthia oMcClondcn. Mvrn a
Green, Willie Mao Erwin Pa
tricia Smith Christine Young.
Janice Williams. Eddie Marie
Jones. Gcoi gia Love-7th grad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28
LITTLE ESTHER
TOPS SISSLE

NEW YORK fGLOBALl This gong be banner ,ea
N ms youthful crop Of singers according veteran bandlcsder
Noble Se who has long been ded good Judge Of talent
The for this according TO sissle There a,e
moo v-ng.lc-s brcakng INTO show business than eNc hac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28
NOS.iH- EnH
GOV E r ACE
By vERNEAKER DOZIER

was shocked 10 have heard
about the death OF Mrs Anne
Ruth Wsshineton's sister. Mrs.
Emma Wicker. who passed away
Thursday night used 10 love
10 see her smile, but God loved
il better She loved TO sing so
God has chosen her for his
choir IN heaven Blessed be the
name Of the Lord for thy VIII be
done
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

Urylee Leonardo> VIII alternate
49,. ..D,.-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

Master Theodore Larkins OF
Lynn avenue had a group OF
his friends in 10 celebrate his
ninth birthday last Thursday.
There were games galore and
everyone had marvellous
time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-28

The production has been d.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
BIZ JOHN n. HleHToWER

UNITED NATIONS, N. r., R-
President Eisenhower bold new
proposal for an international
atomic energy pool put squarely
up 10 Russia today q fateful de-
eision on cooperation with the
West.
Andrei Vishinsky, chief Soviet
delegate TO the United Nations,
said "it is necessary to study"
the Presidents proposal. U. N.
diplomats declared that = favor.
able Soviet response could greatly
advance prospects for eventual
control Of the atom--while a re-
lection would further harden the
EastWest deadlock on this issue.
Eisenhower, fresh from the Der.
muda conference. where he got
the backing OF Prime Minister
Churchill and French Premier
Laniel for his action, told the U.N.
General Assembly late yesterday
the United States was ready TO
Join Immediately In secret talks
on setting up an international
atomic energy agency to which
qualified nations would contribute
atomic material for peaceful pur.
poses.
But he said Russia would have
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NOTICE

| A public hearing will be held by
the City Commissioners of the City
of Key West. Florida, Monday, De-
cember Il. 1853, at 500 Pm. on
the following:
|. A PROPOSED ORDNANCE
COMMISSION SERIES
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION 34.10 OF THE CODE
OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST.
FLORIDA, 1852, PARAGRAPH (b).
BY ADDING THERETO ANOTH-
Err PARAGRAPH NUMBERED
(9); REPEATING ALL ORDIN-
ANCES OR PARTS OF ORDIN-
ANCES IN CONFLICT THERE
WITH, AND PROVIDING WHEN
ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFF.
Feet.
BE IT ENACTED by the City
Commission of The City of Key
West, Florida:
SECTION /. That Section $40
of the Code of the City of Key West,
Florida, 1852, Paragraph (b) be
amended by adding thereto another
Paragraph numbered (9), reading
as follows:
/ (9). A one-family residence,
|. provided that there shall be a
front yard which shall have a
depth of at least IS feet and
two side yards which shall be
not less in width than 1876 of
the total width of the lot, but in
/ no case less than feet on ell
Their side Of the building, and a
rear yard of not less than Is
feet as measured from the
main building; provided further
that in Business "a Districts
the construction of residences
shall conform in all other re-
SpectS to the requirements as
set forth in Section 34.3 of the
Code of the City of Key West,
/ Florida. 1852.
VICTOR LOWE,
does, 1883 City Clerk.
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HATEFUL DECISION ON ATOMIC ENERGY
POOL IS SQUARELY UP TO RUSSIANS NOW

10 be one Of tbs participating ma
tons. He did not name other na.
tons. but II was learned he coa-
siders Britain, which produces
atomic materials. and Australia,
South Africa, Canada and Belgium,
which produce uranium, the raw
source material, also should be
included.
The revolutionary nature OF the
Presidents propoSaI-the thing
that made many Y. N. delegates
think II just might prove accept.
able to Russia--was that il would
not require prior agreement on an
acceptable system Of international
inspection Of atomic plants in al
countries because II avoids for the
moment the whole question OF
elimination Of atomic arms.
Instead. it calls for creation oil
a practical operating body under
the banner Of the U. N. which
would engage in strictly peaceful
use of atomic materials Off the
maximum benefit Of the greatest
possible number Of nations. For
example, the agency could estab.
lish a plant to furnish atomic
power in some area without ade-
quate power resources.
The apparent belief Of American
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West. he said, there are certain
steps that can be taken now.
Il therefore make the following
proposal:
The governments principally
involved. to the extent permitted
by elementary prudence, to begin
now and continue 70 make joint
contributions from their Siockpiles
Of normal uranium and fashionable
materials TO an international atom.
ic energy agency. We would expect
that such an agency would be Sc,
up under the aegis Of the United
Nations.
The ratio Of contributions. the
procedures and other details would
properly be within the scope Of the
private conversations / have re
ferred TO earlier,
The United States is prepared
TO undertake these explorations in
good faith. Any partner OF the
United States q not unreasonable
or ungenerous associate"
The President pointed out that,
by tackling the problem in this
way, the atomic powers could
avoid the "irritationS and mutual
suspicious" which have arisen with
all efforts TO work out an inspec-
ton system for plants within ind.
vidual countries.
He did not say the US. gov.
eminent would drop its goal OF ar
effective system of international
inspection of atomic energy facl
tiles. II was learned the Americans
plan TO deal with this only in con.
Inection with the much broader
undertaking Of complete interna.
tional supervision of all atomic
Operations in the world. The idea
of inspection is TO prevent the
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the long series Of conferences and
attempts at negotiation to settle
such concrete problems as Ger
man unificstion. Austrian indepen-
dence and Korean peace.
He said the US. government is
approaching the proposed four
power foreign ministers confer.
ence at Berlin with hopeful sin
eerity."
"We will bend every effort OF
our minds to the single purpose OF
emerging from that conference
with tangible results toward peace
the only true way of lessening
international tension," he deelar.
ed.
I'VE never have, and never will.
propose or suggest that the Soviet
union surrender what is righduIly
hers"
In the same vein Of deeply sin
cere purpose, he recalled that the
United Nations Assembly called
only last November for talks on
control of atomic and non-con-
ventional weapons. He announced
the United States is instantly pre-.
pared" to join these talks and will
carry into them "a new concep-
Ition."
TO hasten the day when fear OF
the atom will begin to disappear
from the minds of the people and
the governments Of the East and
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S.ssAk manufacture 81 atomic
weapons once such weapons have
been abolished.
Eisenhower said he would sub.
init 10 Congress. with every ex-
pectation Of approval" suy inter.
national atomic energy plan
worked OF: by the major powers
which would;
l. Encourage global exploration
of peaceful uses Of fashionable
materials.
2. Begin TO cut down the de-
Structive potential power Of atomic
stoekpiles-obviouly those in Rus.
STA and the United States.
) Allow people everywhere 70
see that the great powers are in,
tereSted in human betterment
rather than in building up the
ornaments Of war"
1, Open up a new channel for
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the condemnation Of mankind TO
begin all over again the age-old
struggle upward from Sayagery
toward deceney, justice. and right.
Surely no sane member of the
human race could discover victory
in such desolation."
The speech had been months in
preparation. The President had
long wanted to report to the Amer
lean people on the dangers of
the atomic age and supply some
new information on the power OF
atomic and hydrogen bombs. This
information he summed up in a
single sentence:
Atomic bombs today are more
than Is times as powerful as the
weapons with which the atomic
age dawned tJuly l6, lss5), while
hydrogen weapons are in the rang
es Of millions Of tons of INT
equivalent"
To this he added the comparison
that the U. S. stockpile of atomic
weapons. which is increasing daily,
already exceeds by many times
the explosive equivalent" of Ill
bombs and shells dropped or fired
all over the world in World War
Eisenhower then related the
atomic problem to other differ.
ences with the Soviets. He recalled
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officials is that II the free nations
and Russia could cooperate In such
an undertaking, learning TO work
together In 80 complicated and
delicate a field, they might gain
mutual confidence which would
eventually lead to a workable sys-
TEN Of international atomic energy
control and abolition Of atomic
weapons. Seven years OF negotia.
ton on this issue in the United
Nations have produced no results.
Eisenhower made his proposal
after a somber warning that the
alternative to effective information.
al action on the atom will be the
probable destruction Of civilization
In an atomic war. He said il was
not enough for nations to erect
defenses. which can never be ade-
quate, against atomic attack and
to amass terrible power of retail.
iation against the attaeker.
ITO pause there" he said in
words Of grimmest warning.
would be to confirm the hopeless
finality of a belief tina two atomic
colossi are doomed to eye each
other indefinitely across a trembl.
ing world.
ITO stop there would be to &C,
eept helplessly the probability Of
civilization destroyed, the, annihil.
alton of the irreplaceable heritage
OF mankind handed down to us
from generation TO generation, and
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LEGAL NOTICES

-, -, y y y 7 q
BIOS VIII be received by the City
commission OF the City OF KEY
West, Florida for the demoIition -,
the existing tower on the CITY Hail
and for the furnishing OF labor ana
materials for the construction Of a
new roof covering this portion Of
the building, after the demolition
OF the present tower In accordance
with plans and specifications which
office.
Bids will be accented mn IN ap
NJ. Monday, December II. 1889 n.
which time said bids will be opened
for award.
The City reserves the right n
reject any or ALI bids.
VICTOR LOWE,
City Clerk
dec. 8, 1858
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peaceful discussion and initiate 4
new approach" &c world problems
which must be solved If the world
IS 20 shake eff the inertia imposed
by fear snd make positive pro
greSS tow ara peace.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FL0RIDA. IN PROBATE.
SUE SHELTON, also knowa
as SUSIE SKELETON,
NOTICE or APPLICATION sSsSss EoR
FINAL DISCHARGES
Notice IL hereby given to all
whom It may concern that Ruby
Hyman, as Executrix of the Last
WIN and Testament of Sue SHELTON.
also known as Susie Shelton, de-
ceased. has filed with the Honor.
able Raymond r. Lord, County Judge
her Final Report ana has made an:
plieation for her discharge az such
executrix.
Dated this nth day OF November.
(sd) RUBY HYArAN
As Executrix of the Last will
ana Testament OF Sue skelton.
also known as Susie SHELTON
W. CURRY HARRIS,
203M Duvai Street.
Key West. Florida.
Attorney for Executrix.
nov. 1928. dec. 80, 1888.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1880
ERNEST V. ALONZO,
Plaintiff.
VS. DIVORCE
NOTICE NY PUHLYc4TT0N
To: BERYL IDA ALONZO,
7s woodville Road,
Exmouth, Devon, England.
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against YOU herein and you are re-
CURED to serve q copy OF your
answer on Enrique EsQuinaldo, Jr.,
sos Whitehead Street. Key west,
Florida. Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk Of this Court on or before the
18th day OF January, A. d. 1884,
otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
Key West. Monroe County, Flor
Ida, December /, 1883.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS, Clerk
of the Circuit Court
BY: (sd) FLORENCE E. SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk
dec. 9-s-16-2S, 1851
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The earth contains about 1sT
million square miles.
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Xmas Bonus Set

Fer the fourth consecutive year.
the City Electric System viii give
its employees a Christmas bonus.
The utility board last night ua-
animousy greed 10 pay the bonus
which amounts 20 one per cent Of
the employees pay and not to ex-
coed SIS. About IS persons viii re-
eeiye the bonus.
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Wednesday, December 2, ls53
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN P.ss =