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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-09
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choice Of these lovely apis: utilities
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WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000.
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rms, kitchen and bath. Basement
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CAPITOL HILL
THE CORONET

Address of the Nations
Most DISTINGUISHED Clientel.
EFFICIENCIES FROM $117.50
1-BEDRM. APIS. FROM S157 so
II. 3-375O zoo c ST. Sc.
COEORED-1872 NEWTON ST. NV.
= bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
and bath. 2 porches: lge.. yard; cleo
tricity and hot water included; 500
per mo- Me. S-4941. 3
COLORED-I8Ol BELMONT RID.
NW.-Lge. studio apt. PVT. kit. At
bus stop. Only quiet adults. Refs.
See custodian, 1903 Belmont I'd.
Apt 2. after pm. SIT per wk.
incl. utils. EN- 2-1965. III
COLORED-LEVIS ST. N.E,-Lge.
mod. English bsmt.. liv. rm., bedrm..
foyer. kit. bath: all utils.; $50. RIA.
3-2094 after $50 pm. 10
Colored-1919 18th st. NV.
Two rms, kit. and semibath, COM
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co. 6-6222.
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DISTRICT HTS. APIS.
$67 $79
| AND 2 BEDROOMS

ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
New modern garden bldgs., close to
schools. direct bus to downtown.
RENTAL OFFICE. RE. $4,000
Hrs, $3.50; Sat. 10-4: Sun. l2-4
1929 Bladensburg I'd. me-, s
rms. and bath s125. 90
rms. Kit. and bath - Se7.5o
kit and bath - 5000
rms, re, and : baths $4,000
1t. and bath $500
1895 Newton st. NV. 2 and
8 rms, kit. and bath SAT 30 $685. 90
A. S. GARDINER g. co.
1881 L st. NV, MA. 8-O334
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APIS. UNFuRNlsHED-MD.

$500 N. HAMP. AVE. Apt. 1o1-
; ainette snd liv. rm.; $3.50, incl:
COLLEGE PIX. 1924 Knox I'd -
6edrm;. iiy rm, dinette. kit. walk
distance Nd. Cow. transp shop
center SS4 80 incl. all utils. UN
4-2956 or JU, 9-S062
TAkoMA PARK, MD.--Liv. rm..
n neM an KIT S didnette bath practicaly
6se7 Red Top I'd. JU, a-263i. ii
COLLEGE PARK-Bsmt. apt. liv
nm. kit. hedrm. and bath. Adults
only; 500; mr.. stores. Phone WA.
T-6030 s am. to pm. 10
APIS. AVAILABLE At CoBUR TER
5Ion Defense hwy. BlaGensbure. Md.
Next to schools and shop. ctr. bus
stop at door. WA. i-216S IA
l-BEDRM.. BETHESDA AREA-Call
between an. and 4 pm. and from
to pm OIL. 4-o601.
BETHESDA-Liv. nm, dinette. kit,
6onv' transp.. shopping. OIL. 4-?400
TAKOMA PARK. 71o5 Holly ave
Biz Z. c, line; 3 rms, kit. and
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AIen ibo oe6Tm. apt ptrt. 1st A.
$3.50. incl. utils. u. s-s'7ss.A ou ms
S5I5 FLOWER AVE, Takoma Park
Md, Apt. 4-Lge. liv. rm.. bed
rms. kit, and bath with shower.
Hallway (closet); gas and eiec. Mr..
shop: ctr and busline. $3.50 mo.
Avail. Mar. 10. To inspect. call at
above address today: For rental ar
7-3533, Ext, "a. weekdays. 8 to 5.
TAKOMA PARK-De luxe 1-bedrm.
apt. newly redeeorated;. mr.. transp:
and shops: ample closets and
storage sH6le adults only; sos. OIL.
WHiTE OAK. Silver Spring. Md
bedrms,, lge., ,liv. rm... din, rm.. kit.
NEAR N. II; AVE bedrm. de luxe
ROBERT E. IOHR, Realtor, 311 Ce-
dat St. Takoma Park, D. c. RA,
TAKoMA PARK-1st-nr, apt. in r
unit building; .bedrm., lily. rm., kit,
bath fn11, and porch; S65, ROBERT E.
SILVER SPRING = New 2-bedrm
ties included. WOODMOOR AGENCY.
INC. JU. 9-5555 It'll 0 pm. 10
ROCKYILLE-One and two bedrm.
apis, liv. rm., dinette. kit, bath,
screened rear porch: mr.. schools and
2-3O03. liz
TAKOMA PARK and Silver Spring
Clean, attr. ] and . bedrms Mr.. bus
All utils. $S5-Sl00. WA. 7-1799.
HYATTS.-2 bedrms., liy. rm., kit
JU. 5-o944. ~ " ''' " 10 e.
TAKOMA PARK, $40 Houston court
Beautiful brand-new 2-bedrm.
apis; liv. rm., din. kit, bedrm.,
tiled bath. 5 closets. sos Incl. utils.
Open ewes, 1880 It'll 8. HE. 44l44.
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and 2 bedrm. apis,
direct trans2. to D. c., close to
schools and shopping center. 53rd
pl.. Defense hwy. 1858 Quincy pl..
Bladensburg. Md, WA, 1871.
AGEI1Ia ElEr ENC
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
New Evening
Classes For
Adults Listed

Opportunities for self-improve-
ment for adults continue to grow
as three new classes are announ-
Iced by the Evening Division of Key
West High School. Conversational
Spanish, Basic Algebra and Blue
print Reading for the Building
Trades are being added TO the ra-
|pidly growing list - sourses now
being altered. 49,
Each class win meet two nights
per week for two hours each night.
Nights to be determined by those
Registering for the courses. The
classe irrational Spanish
and Ale ill hold organize
tional meetings on Monday, jan
|uary II at Z p. m. The class in
Blueprint Reading for the Building
Trades will meet for the first time
on Monday, January Is, at Z p. m.
Interested persons may register
for the above classes at Key West
High School Monday thru Thurs
day evenings from z to 9 p. m.
There is no tuition charged for any
of the above classes, just a slight
registration fee. For further infor-
nation on these and other classes
being offered call 2-232S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Cut Asked In
Budget For
McCarthy Group
ny Q. MILTON KELLY

WASHINGTON R-Sen. Ellender
(D-La) said today he win appeal
to the Senate to "cut down 10 size"
the spending budget of Sen. Nc
Carthy's permanent investigations
subcommittee.
Simultaneously, four newspapers
reported that the Eisenhower ad.
ministration has been urging Nc
Carthy (R-Wis) to concentrate on
investigating waste and corruption.
leaving searches for suyersives
primarily TO others, and that Nc
Carthy is said to have agreed.
Accounts to that effect were ear.
ried by the New York Times and
Herald Tribune, the Washington
Post and the Baltimore Sun.
The Post quoted administration
leaders il did not name as saying
Mccarthy had been urged TO give
CONTINUED on Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
City Continues
Fight Against
Bottom Land Sale

The city commission voted last
night TO continue their opposition
10 the sale Of ocean bottom land
at the foot Of Simonton Stree.
They instructed City Attorney J.
y. Porter to take steps to obtain
an attorney in Tallahassee to file
suit against the State Internal I'm,
provement Board to enjoin the
sale Of about one-hah acre Of the
land to restaurateur Al Logun and
motel operator Morris Mazur. The
city has less than . week to act
since the lib has indicated they
win transfer the title soon.
Earlier, Porter had advanced the
possibility that the city might file
Z friendly suit against julius Stone,
local attorney, who was given title
10 q tract Of bay bottom land ad.
jaeent to his South Street home to
test the validity Of his title. But
when Stone pointed out that the city
had agreed to that sale, Porter
said that the only apparent alter.
native would be to file suit In Leon
County.
The city Is questioning the states
right to sell the land. Logun and
Maxur have already obtained q
permit from the Army Engineers
Corps 10 ell and excavate for q
swimming pool in the area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
For
|City's Sewer
Project Roasted

Complaints from home owners
In the Johnson and George Street
areas that the contractors for The
Key West sewer system project
have been failing to dispose Of
standing water for long periods,
brought quick action from the city
commission last night.
The city fathers voted unani-
mously to instruct the contractors
to dispose of the water or "shut
down the project"
And during the discussion of the
situation, several other complaints
against the way the contractors
are handling the job were brought
out by the commissioners.
Commissioner Delio Cobo told OF
how he had received complaints
that boulders had been tossed into
yards and left there.
Commissioner Louis Carbonell
said: 'They have too many bitches
open too long. =
And Commissioner Paul r. Ro-
berts, pointed out that there are no
warning signs near their excava-
Itlons and that they are forcing
motorists to make long detours to
avoid the scene Of the project.
Il don't think there is > city N
Continues On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Nal Announces
Time Change

National Airlines today announ.
ced change In its lone Key West
Miami flight.
Effective Jan. u the plane win
arrive here at 2:47 p. m. and de.
part at sos p. m. At present, the
l4-passenger plane arrives at SIT
and leaves at 3:35 p. m.
NAL said many persons stiIl
were phoning to ask for space.
However no space Is available for
four days.
The line cancelled three Of is
four daily flights to Key West Jan.
! when a new rate structure went
into effect at the field. The prin.
cipal complaint was a 50-cent per
passenger charge for each passen.
ger landing or departing from the
field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Sewer
Collections Are Up

City Manager Victor Lang told
the city commission last night that
"a stepped up campaign to collect
delinquent sewer accounts has re-
suited in the collection of more
than five thousand dollars Of the
I$13, 900 total.
Lang told the commission that
under the terms of the sewer sys-
tenn bond issue, liens win be placed
against those homes with delin-
quent accounts on the deadline,
January Is and the names of non-
payers win be made public.
There is a plan whereby those so
desiring can make monthly pay
ment to clear up back bills, Lang
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Dept.
Casualties
498 OF Group
OF 1886 VIII
Be Named Today
by c. YATES MCDANIEL


WASHINGTON R-The Defense
Department today viii identity 4ss
of 3,sS6 American soldiers and air
men who were officially declared
dead at the end of 1858 after they
had been listed as missing in KO.
rea for at least one year.
The Army and Air Force started
notifying next of kin last week
and by Saturday all of the pre-
sumed dead win be identified pub
licly.
The first list Of 10 Army Off
GERS and 39S enlisted men has been
distributed for publication today at
Is pm, EST.
The Army has prepared five
more lists. The Air Force and the
Marine Corps have one each. The
last of these viii be made public
Friday.
The Army has changed the Off
|cial status of 3,372 missing men,
the Air Force of 256 and the Ma
rine Corps Of 22S.
The Navy plans no such mass
action, but has been acting in in.
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Linder Clings To
Life II, Hospital

Joseph w. Lindsr. 81, who
plunged . knife into his brain
but miraevlovsly escaped death
Sunday night. was described as
. very very sick man" BY
an official Of the Pratt vster.
ans Hospital, Coral Gables.
He was taken there yesterday.
The three inch knife blade
was removed from his brain
last night during delicate sur.
gerry. u had broken off at ths
handle after Under had plvng.
cd II through the roof Of his
mouth.
Physicians at fhs hospital
would not comment on his
chances for survival 81 this
point, but merely said that he
was conscious most Of the
time. He also Is having Difficult
fy talking. they said, since no
lost most Of his tongue when
he apparently went bsrssrk.
A self.stYled student Of Yogi,
hinder also soused out his
right eye. slit his throat and
inflicted an injury 10 his ieft
eye.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05

The general is visiting
here with one of his daugh-
tiers, Dempsie, and her hus-
band, Col. Joe A. McChrist-
ian, whose mother and step
father, Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Stone, live here. Col Nc
Christian is commanding of
|ficer of the First Regiment,
u. S. Corps of Cadets. at
West Point.
Noted as q field commander,
Gen. Van Fleet was In command
of the first regiment TO land in
France on D-Day - the Eighth
Regiment Of the Fourth Infantry
Division.
BY the end Of World War II he
was a corps commander and the
late Gen. George Patton said he
was the best field commander who
ever served under him.
The general Is taking n easy
here. visiting with his srsndehiI.
drsn. The children Of Gel. Ne.
Christian and the generals dsu.
shfsg, Dsmpsis.
The children are Joe A. Nc.
Christian, Jr., l1Iz years old, who
also Is known as Tanker. Then
there are two daughters, Anne
SIS, and Lillian, 81 is was
born in Vienna and Lillian in Ath-
ems, while their father was on
foreign duty.
This morning, Gen. Van Fleet
called on Adm. George c. Towner,
commander Of the Naval Base
here.
Later today and tomorrow, be
plans to relax just having fun
with his grandchildren.
Col. McChristian tells an inter.
esting story of how Gen. Van Fleet
came to name one Of his daugh.
tiers Dempsie.
One Of fhs generals best
friends was Mai. Worth Demp.
ssy. When tbs general shipped
oversees IN World War I. he ioId
his wife. who 10 here with him.
that he wanted the next child
named afisr Dempsey. The gen
srsl said he felt sure The child
would be . boy.
Since h was . Girl. they nam.
cd her Denpsie.
The general has one other daush-
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Addresses
Motel Owners AT
Meeting Monday

Mayor c. B. Harvey told the
Key West Motor Court Association
Monday that the city will offer
them all possible cooperation In
promoting the city as q tourist
center.
In particular, Harvey urged the
motel men to make their wishes
known to the city in the matter
Of making the stay of tourists here
a pleasant one. As an example,
he suggested that they meet with
the city recreation director to plan
a definite program. He pointed out
that the Inauguration Of a city fish.
ling tourney might be a good start
Ter.
The Mayor also pointed out the
scope of the city's tourist bust.
ness and its importance to the
Icity's economy when he revealed
that about 20 per cent Of the ci.y's
gross income comes from the tour.
list industry.
He suggested that the motel men
devise . specific project-suca as
IA city auditorium and get behind
lit and push it through to CON-
|pletion.
In their business session, the
motel group moved to lodge a pro-
test concerning the noise problem
in the city. They pointed out that
lin some areas, noise from croy-
ing chickens. auto horns, cars with
out mufhers and juke boxes has
created real nuisance. They went
on record as favoring establish.
ing quiet zones" in the areas in
question and viii to make an ap-
lpearance before the city commits
sion In protest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Cab Stand Motion
|Quashed Monday

A motion introduced by city COM
missioner Jack Delaney to find
new locations for cab stands now
situated on Duval Street, between
Southland and Angela Streets, died
for want of a second last night at
q meeting of the commission.
Delaney pointed out that there
have been complaints of noise and
profanity from the cab drivers. He
cited an ordinance which states
that cab drivers must stay in their
cabs when parked at the stands.
But, he failed to find another
commissioner to 60 along with him
on his stand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Commission Balks
AT School Measure

The city commission baked last
night at passing an ordinance al
lowing city employees to attend
schools and training courses.
The measure, suggested by city
MANAGE Victor Lang authorized
the payment Of expenses for select
ed employees going out of town
for training courses. Lang said that
in his opinion. no expenditure for
that purpose would exceed $500.
But the motion Of adoption failed
for want Of q second,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Key Wester Will Return Here
70 Head Salvation Army Corps
After 18 Years,
Religious And
Welfare Unit Is
Reestablished

After an absence Of eighteen
years, The Salvation Army is now
able to provide for the leadership
of post in Key West.
1t was during depression years
that Captain Vernon Walker, then
q single officer and alone, was en-.
gagged to be married to Captain
Marie Brazwell, in Georgia, and
because of local economic condi-
tons, there seemed no alternative
for him but to leave his work In
Key West There was no one avail.
able to replace him. Major Walker,
now widower with 2 children is
stationed at Fort Lauderdale.
Over . psriod Of time, there
have been numerous requests for
this wslI.known and respected
welfare and religious organize
fien TO resume activity In Men.
roe County. Ministers Of The var
iovs churches, civic and profss.
sional leaders have felt there 10
. place and work for The SAL
walton Army to accomplish in
Key West IS well % In ether
cities In Fierids.
Acting in behalf Of the Division.
al Commander, Col. H. Young,
Brigadier Gordon MacGillivray,
Divisional Secretary for the organi-
zation in the South Atlantic area
comprising Florida, East Georgia
and South Carolina, and heading
up the Public Relations depart
ment for the Army, conferred with
religious and welfare leaders In
Key West yesterday. He found 4
generous reception to the plan to
send Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry
Russell to reopen the work here.
Henry, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
HareId Russell. sos Sevthard 81.
returns homo 10 . community
that knows him. An sx-ssrvies.
man, Russell entered The Sci.
walton Army Training celIsss In
Atlanta, and with his wife, Lily
has given outstanding service in
Continued On Page Two,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Electrical Board
Appointed Today

The appointment Of q five man
board Of electrical examiners was
announced today by City Manger
Victor Lang. The panel, RESPONSE
BE for the examination Of prospee-
tive electrical licensees, win serve
for one year.
The group includes william q.
Gates. 1901 Whitehead Street, Hun.
Ger Harden. 52lia Bahama Street,
Henry Garfield, $40 Francis Street
and r. E. Roberts, 230S Seiden.
burg Avenue.
City Electrical Inspector How.
ard 0ikle win serve as ex-officio
member and secretary of the
hoard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Traffic Panel
CITY
Commission
Municipal Heads
Agree To Accept
Recommendations

The city's newly formed traffic
committee submitted lengthy LIST
OF recommendations to the city
commission last night but only two
Of them were adopted, pending
further study.
The commissioners agrssd un.
animovslY 10 order the insfalla.
tlon o. . traffic light o. White
and Virginia Streets and 10 ste.
tien special Police officer at
Fleming and simonton Streets
between the hours Of Z p. m. and
$3.50 p. m.
The committee had asked that
the light be placed at White and
Virginia Streets, ''prior to the
start Of school Jan. T." but since
the commission did not receive the
recommendations until last night,
they agreed to install the light to.
day.
Other recommendations includ-
ed: The stationing Of police officers
between the hours Of 4 p. m. and
$50 p m. At Southland and White
head Streets, Truman Avenue and
White Streets and Truman and
Palm Avenues.
The committee also reeommen.
ded that the commission take
Necessary action to end parking
on The west side Of Duval Sfrses
between The hours Of 4 .. m. and
8 .. m. This would include ears
and trucks making deliveries,
they said.
The group also suggested that
at least three traffic signals be re-
moved "since they serve no USE
ful purpose" They included lights
at Whitehead and Fleming Streets,
Petr0nia and Simonton Streets and
Eaton and Duval Streets.
The repair Of Truman Avenue,
between Whitehead Street and the
Naval Station was also recommen-
ded by the committee as a factor
in encouraging Navy yard workers
and Naval personnel to make use
of that thoroughfare instead of
Southland Street and hence ease
congestion during the rush hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Ne,O Offer Is
Received For
Packing House

Settlement Of q controver-
W between the city and a lo-
col shrimp operator who
rents space at the city-own-
ed Clyde Mallory Dock, APP
peared to be in the cffing
last night when the city
commission instructed the
city attorney J. Y. Porter to
renegotiate his lease.
The action came on the
heels Of an application from
another shrimp packer, ask
ing that q portion of the 400
foot dock be rented to him.
He made q rental offer con-
siderably higher than that
now paid by the Champion
Seafood Company, occupants
Of the dock for the past
year. But the present tenant
protested that there Is not
room for two fish houses on
the dock.
Champion was given an eviction
n6liek affective January II, with
the city claiming that the lease
was invalid because 1t did not con.
ttfm with the minutes Of the meet.
iff 1t which 1t was ordered and
NAT Il was not properly executed
BY the Mayor and the city clerk.
But Harry Goldberg, owner Of
the packing firm said at that time
that he would fight vigorously ..
gainst eviction.
And last night. he reiterated his
stand. II was given the lease in
good faith and I'm going to figh,
to keep II. ! stayed here during
the summer months and lost mon
CONTINUED on Pags Twol I.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Key West, British
Trouble Spot?

The fslleW that draws The
maps for The Christian Science
Meniser 10 In for . real hard
time.
He's going 10 BE- oil shook Up
when he receives q letter from
HE IeesI Motor Court Asseeia-
ten protesting because Key
West did not appear On map
published October a illvstrai.
ing Britsin's latest trouble spot
In The western hemisphere
British Guiana, which lies On
the northern eeasf Of South
Amsriea.
They did " . real injustice
when they omitted us-ws a.
% least rated . dot On ths
map" the metsl men Gem.
planned.
They instructed their ssers-
fsry 10 write the Newspaper
and 81 the same time 10 com.
mend ihs Cleveland Press for
Q recent article about Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
C'tyMopss 1oRenegotiate
With Sb'1nper On Lease
Meaeham Improvements Start Soon
Commission Is
Awaiting Return
OF S Contracts

Improvements at Meach-
am Field are not some dream
for the distant future.
Work on undermining the
field with such improve
|ments as a new terminal
building with a control tow
Ter, extension and paving Of
the runways and lighting the
field will start in the very
near future.
Those were the words today Of
County Commissioner Joe Allen.
He said HE county is enly
awaiting HE return Of five con.
tracts - iwo from airlines and
three from concession opsrssers.
"Then," be added, "we viii take
the contracts to a financial insti-
tuition and borrow money on them
to make the improvements.
The five contracts are between
ihe county and Nationsi Airlinss
and Asrovias q. and the three
concession operators for . park.
Ing iei, . drive-it.yevrseF auto
agency and . snack bar, Allen
said.
''If anyone else has q better sug-
|gestion for financing the improve
ments, we are ready TO listen and
talk business" ALLEN said.
On Jan. a new rate structure
went into effect at the airport, In
Guiding d 50-cent per head charge
for each outgoing ana Incoming
passenger.
National Airlines objected to the
charge and Is not collecting 1t from
each passenger.
Aerovias @ also objected but is
collecting the money from each
passenger.
The new rate structure also
incorporates Q graduated scale Of
landing fees, depending on HE
weight on fhs plans and charges
or freight or express handled At
The field.
The two airlines are charged by
the square foot for the space they
use in buildings at the field.
The buildings now occupied by
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-05
Sent To
Bereaved Family

The city commission last night
unanimously passed a resolution to
send message of coincidence to
the family Of Mr.. L. p. Artman.
Citizen editor and publisher, who
died last Saturday.
The resolution was introduced
by Commissioner Louis Carbonell.
Mr. Artman did a lot for this
town, Carhonell commented.