davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-01-21
District Schools Need
$4,000 More for
Substitute Teachers

The Districts public schools
are seriously short Of money to
pay substitute teachers.
Hiring Of substitutes already
has been cut back, and funds
may run out completely by
March, officials reported today.
An emergency $50, 900 appropria-
ton from Conress is expected
TO be asked.
$150,O00 Received.
The schools got only $150,000
for substitute pay for the cur
rent school year, compared to a
needed $230,000.
Supt. Hobart M. Corning sew
eral months ago instructed prin-
cipals to cut down on substitutes.
Last week another order went
out requiring further economies.
The new order said no question
would be raised about leave for
personal Illness, but teachers
were told there must be "every
reasonable economy" Substi-
tuteS were banned completely for
certain special categories. al
though not for regular classroom
teachers.
Banned Categories.
The banned categories are
librarians, itinerant special
teachers, counselors, instru-
mental music teachers. research
assistants. child labor inspectors.
attendance officers and visual
instruction personnel.
The curtailment already in
effect often means combining
classes under a regular teacher
instead of hiring a substitute.
This has brought complaints
from parent groups.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
BorkLeY's EinoI Quip

Before officials went to the
Capitol for the swearing-in, Vice
President Nixon and outgoing
Vice. President Barkley posed
shaking hands at the White
House. When photographer
demanded that they "hold it"
the outgoing Weep quipped:
Hurry up, it is a real task to
hold mans hand"
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Tree-Sitter Charged

Police had to climb tree to
dislodge a man 20 feet up in a
sycamore in the 600 block Of
Pennsylvania avenue NV. They
booked him as Lawrence H. Som
pay Of Cedar Hill, s. c., on q
charge of being drunk.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Arlington School Dunce

The Pi Beta Nu fraternity and
Theta Kappa sorority of WASH
ington-Lee High School In Ar.
lington will sponsor their annual
winter dance at the Washington
Hotel Friday night.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Virginia Lawyers QuuIify

RICHMOND, Jan. 81 R.-Six
more Virginia attorneys have
qualified to practice before the
Virginia Supreme Court of Ap-
peals. They include Allen Kam-
crow Of Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Two-Toned Homburqs

Washington's two civilian
Commissioners, both Democrats.
had divergent views over the
prevailing hat style set by Re-
publican President Eisenhower:
Evening star., 1953-01-21

black homburg. Democrat Re-
nah F.. Camalier, who has ex-
pressed an intention not to re-
sign, despite the new admins
tration. and who has expressed
warm words for the new Chief
Executive, wore a black hon.
burg. Democrat F. Joseph Dono-
hue. who actively campaigned
for Adlai Stevenson and who has
announced he will resign, wore
the gray homburg he habitually
affects.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Eisenhower Vans Arrive

AS Harry Truman and Dwight
D. Eisenhower pulled away from
one entrance to the White House,
up drew two big green moving
vans carrying Gen. Eisenhower's
belongings.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Mrs. Taft in WheeIchoir

Mrs. William Howard Taft
watched the program from a
wheelchair at the Capitol.
Evening star., 1953-01-21

He hastened to add that he
did not believe the requests for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
50-Legal Notices
CONTINUED
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids viii be received by
the City Commission of The City Of
Key West, Florida, at the City
Clerks Office, City Hall, Key
West, Florida, up to eight O'Clock
P. M. Monday. June Is, 1858, such
bids to be opened at a regular
meeting of said City Commission
to be held at said time and place
at the Commission Chamber in
the City Hall. Key West, Florida,
for the furnishing the following
material:
$4,000 gallons of rel asphalt
tic OIL. to be delivered in mini
mum quantities of 1000 gall
Ions each and pumped into the
City's tanks.
Each proposal for the furnishing
of said oil must be enclosed in a
sealed envelope, and marked on
the outside, Proposal for Furnish
ing ASphaltic OH.
The said City Commission re-
serves the right to reject any and
all bids or to waive any informali-
ty in any bid or proposal.
Dated at Key West, Florida, this
LIST day of June, AID. 1853.
VICTOR LOWE,
City Clerk.
iItn1 q 1Q52
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
Nebraska Farm
Is Wiped Out
By Tornado
Twisters Hopscotch
Over State Sunday;
10 Persons Killed

ARCADIA, Neb. Rt-A tornado
wiped out a farm near Arcadia
late yesterday and brought instant
death to 10 persons enjoying a Sun.
day family reunion there.
The tWister was che of at least
five which hop-scotcned over wide.
~ scattered sections of Nebraska,
Dozens of farms were damaged
or destroyed, communications
lines were downed and several
persons we're injured. at least one
of them seriously. The tornadoes
largely bypassed towns and cities
In this Central Nebraska area,
the tornado hit at least six farms,
The deaths were on the MAIDS
Madsen farm five miles east oI
Arcadia. Assembled for their Gus
tomary Sunday get-t0gether were
the Madsens, three children and
five grandchildren.
They apparently were In the
house and never knew what hit
them.
So vicious was the tornado thai
bodies were mangled and scat
tered as far as half . mile.
There wasn't a stick Of any
thing left on the place, said one
visitor to the scene. Machinery
animals and buildings were tossed
around like feathers" said another
A farm just across the road also
was leveled but six persons es.
caped injury BY budding Ia {
storm cellar.
The dead were Mr.. and Mrs
Madsen, about 60; their son, Virgil
MadseH, Central City, Neb. theil
daughter, Mrs. Dolly johnson. and
her two children, Kenneth, n. and
Barbara, 10: and another daughter
Of the Madsens, Mrs. Jack Witty
and her three children, Patty, 8;
Thelma, 12, and Gary, 10.
The same tornado seriously IN.
jured Lester Hubbard. . bachelor
farmer living nearby. He was found
In the wreckage Of his home.
Other tornadoes biz areas IN IN
vicinity Of Hooper N Eastern Ne
hraska, near David City about II
miles west Of Omaha. and il
the Albion area Of Northeast Ne
braska.
Still another funnel was sishset
near Big Springs along the Colo
Tado-Nebraska border but no dam
age from IL vas reported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
Italians Vote
In Bitterly
Contested Race
Heavy Vote Seen
As Sign OF Victory
For Pro-American
de Gasperi Regime
RY lAMEs bal. LONG

ROME H--Late voters hurried
today to choose among commu-
nism, right.wing nauonalism and
Christian democracy in the final
hours of the bitter Italian general
election. Premier Aleide de Gas
peri's pro-American government
coalition hailed the heavy vote as
a sign of victory.
There were no major disorders,
but Interior Minister Mario Scelha.
charged Communist rowdies with
conducting organized ''huntS" to
prevent Roman Catholic nuns from
voting. He said the Reds tried to
bully the nuns out of voting or
challenged their credentials.
More than 20 million persons,
about 10 per cent Of Italy's 80 ,3ls,-
7S9 eligible voters, balloted yes
terday.
By poll-closing time today, the
turnout was expected to equal the
cal per cent which beat back the
great Communist bid for power in
1913.
The first days voting ran slightly
behind 1855.
AT stake were the 500 seats In
the Chamber of Deputies, 237 of
the 2l3 Senate seats, and the deci-
sion whether to continue Italy
along the NATo road for five more
years.
Despite the comparative public
calm, the cleavage among left.
right and center cut deep.
AZ Montescaiose. q Communist
was arrested for trying TO stop his
blind. s3-year-old mother from vot.
Ing for De Gasperi's Christian
Democrats.
Near Reggie Calabria, a Com.
munist fired five shots into a cou-
sin who planned to vote Christian
Democrat and had tried 10 per-
suade the Reds wife to do the
same. The cousin was expected 10
live.
Monarehist Giuseppe Pepe Of
Foggia was suspended from office
for trying 70 have a nun arrested
in a dispute over her voting ere
dentials.
Usually clustered nuns were
given special leave TO go 20 voting
places. Ambulanees carried the
sick from hospitals and the infirm
from old peoples homes.
II was Italy's second postwar
Parliament election.
De Gasperi's Christian Demo.
Gratis and allied Liberals, Republl-
cans and Moderate Socialists were
pushing for at least s0.0i per cent
Of the total vote. Under Italy's new
election law that would give The
coalition bonus seats 70 bring iss
total 70 39o-s4.s per cent-in the
Chamber Of Deputies.
The Christian Democrats said Il
they won, they would continue
their program Of support for NAT0
and would work for currency sta
hiiizstion, moderate land reforms
and industrial development.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
Va.COld Rush

AccoMAc. Va. P-There was
Z gold rush" on yIFRinia,s East.
ern Shore yesterday.
II al started when two mea
spread the word that they'd found
gold and silver coins along 3 road
linking the towns q Bloxom and
HaIlwood.
In no time as 81. there were
scores 81 folks diggina through Z
new top Of sand recently applied
% the Foad.
Most o. them found shat hey
came afteF-ln moderated. Ore
man earted aWby about SIS Ii g,
rs and Decent pieces dating hack
about 100 years.
The coins Were mixed r. wilh
sand that ; read coalrarsor ha6
81 from . nearby farm. Probs &c
explanafion
TIE money bad ben barie1 q
century aFo for general rsfskeep.
inK. % Il prevent eocaiseatIon Our.
ing the ClEiI war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
S0Legal Notices


~ THE CIRCUIT COTRT OF THE
gaTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT an
AND FDM MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. ~ EHANFEmY.
Gnss Ne. 1a-@zz
JANE GRACE PHILLIPS
KpaUND yAaEs pmIri.iTss
Defendant,
AoTEcE NJ PUBLICATION
To- Fet9&GM1 JAMES Hskggl.zsgFsN
Sc Ekes sI5Eh street
Hg@nx. View FnRk
TOT ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit fer divorce has bees gsiea
against goa hArsGm ara yea are 80
GHsTxa 20 serve \ eaas - gaAs An-
ss&sF On AssaFNMg f@r Fsagn9afs $50
staA sass oFaNkaaa sAaFs@t nm sr BE-
faFR 1nN x8sA @AF - g@@&, a u.
8shg, a9nsFMasA Yssesss EsEn Can.
ss&ea viii ~ e8asrss awA&nsg 8a8
nAT&U ~ EaW West k1us8&a.
fhAs liza Aag * MMw a L. 1854
gM3@gB NARsG. s. ADAMS
f8aFNs EsFe Ge@sE
BY EA8a2sHs %NssA&@s
EN@@sT &NFa
ISL wEk1skAM d AEBseksTT.
&ks@FNNw res H4As@EsEss
SIS Tk@H&l AEs8st
&@g MNaN. ks@EAs&s
nasatsss ssns a ssEs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
LOST: ONE HOUSE

LEEsBuRC, Va. R-Loud0un
County police have a pazzler on
their hands. A ore story frame
dwelling that Until last week graeed
The farm Of II. 2. Braekstt near
Swest Springs Is missing. he -
~ zsfoot house vas torn ap1rt
and apparepsly carri2d away ca .
truck.
BeaSon treasures farmerB O.
price support programs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
43FIowers-T Trees Shrubs

POOR MANS orchids, rose bush
es. crotonx. TRAVELLERS Palm.
Woody's Woodland Nursery. SIS
Francis 81. tune6. 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
czECHs WANT TRADE

PARIS y - seymoar MHdleton
e ssN Yesk. first Amsrsean basl-
ne1smaH - eater 1Eeehosieya -
slnse A. 2. eorfxfpoa1e1f glam
0atts Nas freed. asya thaf &c
Cxeeks are eager 4 fss4ns sra1s
wssh tie Unas1 states.
M1dieson. Nha 10 nos heen a.
Ps3zue asnse saoFtiy asteF O1is
wss 5sasa msse thss fMs YEAR
azs. SD fss afsiiH5s a ~ c1s<ks
kss shsnEs6 esmrsetstg.
TaNy aFF4 pxoreF - eocG -.
faFe. Mesan tas Naw fkey
are sFsper 80 Nafm
AS1ss0a kss impe1fed rhfss-
stress fr6z CEseeez.esskla assee
SIS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
2S-Real Estate For Sale
ICdNTINuxps

WITH Summer coming, you need
a delightfully."- cool and breezy z
bedroom corner lot, TOPPING built
h3me. Screened porch that could
be 3rd bedroom. Fenced-in back
yard. Handicapped. Stove and re-
frigerator, Venetian Blinds through.
out. 2o26 Seidenberg Ave, 2-257O.
jun2-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
Contract Rates on Request

EURN. apartment. Electric kltch.
en-. Utilities hsrn. $500 month.
". So Center ST. Corner OF oil.
via. 3aneS. 2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

USED TRUCK and passenger ear
tires New gecapa. az KExes
Dicks Tire Service. - Truman.
tanel IL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

COMPLETELY equipped 80 Cabin
Cruiser. Many extras. Owner
moving cut Of town. $4,000. Call
2-ss94 or ss-4 Poinciana. juns I2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
3sAutomobiles For Sale
= ,
(coNTINUEDl

PLYMOUTH Al 2 door sedan APP
ply Mr.. Hurel Ala Olivia Street
until p. m. juneS-12tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

BIG PINE KEY Sands and Palm
Villa. Sub. Lots $3.50 up. Tel :
2-27s7. Box 264. june5-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
3s-Bicyclss and TricYcles

We have in stock al repair parts
ard accessories for oil American
and Engiish built Bicycles. Over
seas Cycle Stare 100 Eatna St.
Daal 2-soI6. 5ane&-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

DOUBLE garage apt. Electric
kitchen. hot water, 5000 plus
utilities. Year around rates. No
pets. 800 United 81. ianes.ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

FURNISHED : bedroom apt. Chi.
dren welcome. 9oS White 81.
downstairs, Phone 2-TTs2. Apply
upstairs. 3aneS.St
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
2A-Trailers For Rent
CONTINUED


oNE-WAY TRAILERS. any size,
for rent to any city In the
United States. Rent it hars-leaye
It there. See Dick Phelps. Palm
tSinelair) Service Station, Stock
ASlano. may21-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

SMALL efficiency cottage. Couple
only. Utilities furn. $500 week.
~, SO2 Simonton. Phone 2-2ss3.
juneS-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
2A-Trailsra For Rent

ON OCEAN FRONT. Aluminium
Traiiar with refrigeration.
Screened porch. shower and toilet
SO small Trailer. Couple only.
. Capt. Kidd, Treasure Isle
ailer Cove. Stock ISlknd.
aaSeS Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

LOTS FOR SALE: Filled or un-
filled. Very reasonable. Call
2-3721. may21-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08
For Rent

ONE BEDROOM Cottage. 1928
rosaFty ave. may29-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

2 LOTS, so X 100. also rs x 100.
Alberta & WaddeIl; block from
ocean & Casa Marina. Sacrifice. NJ.
Herman, Caroga Lake, N. Y. Box
81. jun2-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-08

Dmt - sssmP. ssn.zsss lasr.
ssss are s3ss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
Louis Morales, IT.
Is Assigned To
Camp In Calf.

Louis P. Msssiss. IL. ~ Key
West, FleriAa has been assighsd
TO Gasp nebef4s. ctlif4rtiA y
be6ia his military txaiaink.
PVT. MeFales whese w6lheg
resides n eioo olids o. has hsen
assigned b ntry. A. Stokh AKMD
FABN 81 Camp Roberts.
The hugs military inStallafion,
one II tAe largest Replacement
Training CenteFB during weird
War n Il now the home e fhe
Lucky Seventh" Arncred DivS.
sion and is located % Z. 5. High
way 1el about haifwsy hetwstn
The cities u Ios Angeles ard San
Francisco,
Recognized ~ cns * TIE bast
training eent3rs for - Infantry
soldier. Camp R1bertf instrue.
sson ard training is fhe Fespsnsi.
kAssy II new Eystan ID fhs
Army Called Dsvissnn Faeulty.
The Easgraeters ID this unit ere
ssieeasd for thsir kaagiattxe. abl-
Isfy. kngwaedea "a mlisary sub-
4ess asd expssienes. 1Aey are
combat vsssEaHA ealegs grads
sfss. and sarmes rnege 1e8 A8gA
sessos EnssrmGteTs. hli n&a knen
tksar aawet eel ID sxd<g u gsv.
asxe ths bed sesrbst aafaetFs
Asa NkseA u tsaw Easkeras
sSsMaEg EAsssa~a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12

+MMY80s0s XIV U-LWt
JUDGE. NxNRoE O. TN3y,
STATE or FL0ntDA. IN RAos
IN {. o. E.tals II.
JOHN FRANKLIN BLACKWELL
senior w
TO All WHOM n Rs;fs'stts5s.
NSIist Il Asg,sy given that ANNA
n. BLACKWELL fIiGd her lin1l e.
pert ~ AdminlnfFatrix OF the 81.
tate Of JOHN FRANKLIN Black
WELL SENIOR, deeeaaea; that she
filed her petition for final aia-
charge. and that che Will apply 10
the Honorable RAYMOND II LORD,
County Judge Of Wonroe Coulty.
Florida, on the 3srd day OF March.
1851, for approval Of same and for
final discharge a. Administrative
~ the estate Of John FRANkLIN
BLACKWELL. Senior. dec etsed,
on this 20th day Of Februagy, 1854,
ANNA Il. HLACKWEf4L
Administrative of the eatafN of
John FraHkiin Blackwell. ST.. a.
ceased.
WILLIAM Y. NEBLETT
Attorney for Execntrix
feszssmars-if-fs.isFa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
Some Items
Buck Trend To
Lower Prices
Hy SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK IA small but
important group of foods, ehemi-
Gals and metals are bucking the
general trend to lower prices.
Coffee seems set for another
price hike. Some estimate that
when it comes ont from under
price controls. coffee may rise by
S or s cents a pound retail.
World demand is outrunning pro-
duction. And dealers here are re-
ported ordering it at above.ceiling
prices, expecting controls TO be
lifted before the coffee is delivered
here.
Onion prices are up. as the sup
ply tightens on the eve Of the new
crop season. Egg prices may in
crease.
Store prices may 60 up on some
gadgets, too. The sharp rise since
decontrol of copper and brass
prices is boosting the manufacture
ing costs of many appliances.
Where there is no substitute for
copper and brass, the gadgei maxi
er is sure to hike bis price at re-
tail, some in the metals trades
are predicting. And even where
substitutes are possible, these 9TH
er metals are likely to be in short
supply.
Three Of the largest steel COM
panies are raising the price OF
stainless steel by or per cent.
This is q chain reaction. arising
from recent price advances Of two
Of Its Observation-Disclosures and
nickel.
Stainless shows up In many
household products. And the up
ward pressure on manufacturing
costs viii be felt at retail, If com-
petition permits.
Even lead, which has been weak
for some time, rallied this week
to stage its first price rise Of the
year and to reverse a long down
trend. Better London prices af-
fected the local market
Some Of the chemicals that are
widely used In making such con-
sumers products as tires, glass,
lrlastics and medicine are staging
price advances. Chemical makers
say their costs are rising, and Ia
some cases demand has been
growing faster than production.
Soda ash prices are going up IS
cents q hundred pounds. Soda ash
Is used in glass. textiles. paper,
paints and ceramics.
Chlorine prices are going 40 20
cents q hundred pounds. II Is used
In treating water and In sewage
disposal, as well as In Insecticides
and as part OF other chemicals.
! Cokeoven benzol prices are high
er. Benzol Is q basic ingredient
for a long list Of products. From
il comes styrenc which is used IN
making the synthetic rubber that
goes into tires, Some dyestuffs and
drugs also derive from II
Industrial alcohol prices have
gone up 3 cents 4 gallon, and
isopropyl alcohol ; cents. II Is
used IN medicines. plastics. and
solvent laequers.
But the general price trend-ln
spite Of these exceplions-hss been
down, or az least steady.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
Former. Talent
Agent Is Now
In Candy Line
Bv BOB THoMAs

HOLLYWOOD U = "These are
cur new stars
Harry Upton, onetime agent for
such divergent attractions as Mar.
nyn Monroe and Lotte Lehman,
pointed at a showcase. II con.
tanned 4 woodworking display
Of English toffee. nougats, choco-
late creams and q tasty morsel
called raspberry caramel. These
are the new clients for Upton and
his brother Leon, who have given
up the bitter existence as talent
agents for the sweeter things in
life.
The bottom has fallen out Of
the talent market" sighed Harry,
as he pressed . piece Of English
toffee on me. THE panic is on.
The studios just aren't hiring play.
ers the way they used to. Agents
are feeling it, and not Just the
small agents either. The biz agen.
cies with heavy oveIheads are sui.
fering: too many Of their big
names are out Of work."
Hollywood agents are the fellows
who get the actors their jobs, or
claim to do so. For this, they
exact 10 per cent Of the actors
salaries.
Talent agencies are the most
competitive If businesses. Agents
raid each others client lists with
the speed and ruthlessness Of COM
mahdos. The general trend is for
the big agencies to swallow up the
smaller ones. That's one of the
reasons the Liptons turned TO the
candy business.
I'VE became tired Of building
up new players, only to have them
lhfed away by the Establishments
Of the bigger agencies, said Har-
~, offering me pecan chew.
"At least In the candy business
we can rely on our clients. We
know when we come to work in
tie morning they viii all be in
the case and We won't receive a
Registered letter saying, Thanks
for building us into a top attrac.
ton; now we're gong to work for
another candy outfit"
Upton got Marilyn Mon.
roe her first film eonlraci al 29sn
Csntury.Fox, then smother one Il
Cclumhia. Later she fitted off to
bigger agencies.
I'm rot bitter toward actors, .
he commented. IF / were in their
position, I'd probably do the same
thing. I'm not bitter toward the
film Industry. either. I'm just hap,
py to set into q business where
yeu ear rely on the product"
Two weeks ago. the Liptons
Llptoas opened their candy store,
whlch they cal NOel's. Harry ex,
planned that hey had both been
mixing candy as q hobby for
years, Their friends bad placed
20 many orders that they decided
10 make Il q commercial venture
and abandon show business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
KEY WEST MAN
VISITS PAKISTAN

While serving aboard the heavy
cruiser USS Pittsburgh. r. o.
Richardson, seaman. UsN. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Richardson
Of I Riggs lane. visited KarachI.
the capital Of Pakistan, last
month.
The Pittsburgh vii also visit
MADRAS. India. and Colombo. Cey.
lon. In early March she viii re.
turn to The Mediterranean and
operate with the U. s. Sixth Fleet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
ON SPECIAL, HTLF,


Notice n hereby given that, sur
suant 70 the requirement. Of section
y Of Article III Of the Constituted
OF the state Of Florida, Is an ended
at the general election IN 1eSS, ap-
plication will be made by the un-
dersigne4 20 the Legislature ne the
State OF Florida at the regular SEES
sion OF saia LsgtSlAtrys TO be held
during the. year 1854 for the pas
sage Of local or eDecial bill
TO GUARANTEES Payment OF All
Expenses OF the office OF Sher-
iff In and for Monroe County,
state Of Florida. PIne IN An
nual Guaranteed Remuneration
or Net Compensation for said
Sheriff; Providing That the
Provisions Of said Act shall be
Effecfive Beginning with the
Calendar Year 1888; Further
Providing That the Provielops
OF Said Act shall be CensidSree
Cumulative to Other LAWS; and
Of Laws, whethsr GsSerai or
Special. In Conflict with this
Act. 10 the Extent OF Such
Conflict: ana bkclering the LIS
gislative Inteptiph that said
Act Shalt Not IS Deemed Re-
psaief by Any Act Passed At
the Regular Session 81 the Ia
gislatufs In 1854 rpiess abeciffc
Reference IL N4ds e said Act
for Such puyp6ee: and Proxte-
ing the said Act &hali take Ef-
feet Upon Beeoming . Law.
Dated at Key west, Fierida, emf,
9th day Of March, AID. ,ief3.
JOHN N sPoTTSwO0D
mar13,isSt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12

RELIABLE, sober person for stock
boy. Local resident preferred.
Apply in person, Roy's Key West
Auto Parts, 121 Duval. mar11-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
sFemale Help Wanted

ATTRACTIVE young LADY for
waitress and cocktail work. See
Mr.. Horace Young, Casa Cayo
Hueso, 14O0 Duval. mar2-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12

i. 1853. she sHss4gs AmerSe4n
seWtamAa IA psaaSa A msnt -
- ~ ta.s psst ass = - CO.
$3.50