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kunsus Citiuns Visit
Daughter & Son-in-luw

Mr.. and Mrs. James G, Smith
Of Kansas City, Mo, enroute home
from a vacation spent on the West
Coast, spent a few days In the city
the past week and were house
guests of their daughter and SON
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. James G..
Clardy of 1914 18th Az. s.
Mrs. Smith, a frequent visitor
to our city was honored with n
prettiIy appointed luncheon given
by her daughter on Thursday,
November IL.
Following lunch, an interesting
afternoon was enjoyed playing
games and socializing
Guests sharing her hospitality
included the Mines. Roy l.. Burns.
Fred Down, F. C. Clardy, Enroll
Fassett. James Granville, David
Jackson, Marcus Jackson, Robert
Patterson, Charles Sexton and
Zephyr Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for their
home on Friday, November ~ and
plan TO spend a few days in Chica-
go enroute.
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Mrs. Jones wooten
Returns From voeufion

After most enjoyable two
weeks vacation spent in Omaha,
Neb, and Denver, Colo, Mrs
James Wooten OF $50 Carroll Av.
returned home on Friday. Novem-
Der IL.
Mrs. Wootens visit to Omaha
was highlighted when she attend
ed the Silver Wedding anniversary
Of her former school chum, Mrs.
]. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Walker
celebrated this event with din
ner party at p, IN. and a recep-
ton from 0 TO 10 p. m, Sunday,
October 81. Mrs. Wooten received
with the honorcd couple, She was
the house guest OF Mr. and Mrs,
Herman Smith, brother and Sis
ter-in-lBw OF Mrs. Lula Round
tree, during her weeks stay in
Omaha.
From there she went to Denver
and was the guest Of her niece and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. James Moi
fatt, and Mrs. Thelma Cason.
Mrs, Wooten was the recipient
of many social courtesies in both
cities visited. Mrs Cason enter.
tanned with brunch in her honor.
Mrs. Wooten reports ideal
weather greeted her in both cities.
II was warm with q little crisp
ness in the air.
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Family Visitors: Mrs. Josie Nc
Gee of GIL Rondo Av. had as house
guests over the past week end,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius c. jenkins and
children, Adrienne and julius Jr.,
of Richmond, Ind. and Mr.. Bill
Smith of Gary. Ind. Mrs Jenkins
is the daughter of Mrs. MCGEE.
At Chisago City: The Blakey
Quintet sang for the Chisago City
PTA on Monday, November Is.
Two numbers rendered were
Love Everybody" and Just A
Little Talk With Jesus" For an
encore they sang the Thanksgiv-
ing song written by their mother
entitled nAll Around the Table"
Also on the program We're two
foreign students from the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, Asad Huran
from India and Turtut Ucer from
Turkey.
It's A Girl: Neil and Edward
Cotton of 241 st. Anthony Av.
have welcomed a new little sister
into the family circle Baby Cot
ton was born in Miller hospital on
Tuesday, November 9. and weigh
ed seven pounds and two ounces.
Parents OF the family are Mr.. and
and Mrs. John Cotton Maternal
grandfather is Mr.. Eutimio Lopez.
Mrs. Earl Bradley is the paternal
grandmother. A name has not yet
been chosen for the little new
conner.
On Vacation: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Jordan, 961 Marshall Av left
the city on Sunday, November II.
for Chicago, H.. where they will
visit relatives and friends for a.
bout two weeks.
New Addition: A son Stanley
Joseph, was born in Miller hos
pital on October IL, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Ross, 1855 Marshall
Av Awaiting to welcome their
brother at home were his three
sisters, Cynthia, Victoria and
Wanda and brother Eugene Jr. Mr.,
Eutimio Lopez is the maternal
grandfather.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
CREDIT UNION ENTERTAINED
BY Mr.. AND MRS. JONES

The Associated Negro Credit
Union board met at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Jones. TAT St
Anthony Av., on Monday, Novem-
Der s, Members Of the union are
always invited TO the board meet
ings.
Members present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Jordan: the Mines.
Jessie Coleman, Clementine Sydes.
X. Bogg. Lurena Washington,
Rosemond Johnson, the Messrs. W.
A. Young, Talmage y. Carey sr.,
Rev, Denzil A. Carly, William A.
Warrick, J. ID. Anderson. James o.
Mann. Theodore f. Woodland. Ear
lie Atkinson. Jesse Riley Charlie
Bradley Sr., and A, r. Cassius.
Following the business session.
members enjoyed a social hour
and lunch was served by the
hosts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Club Entertains At
Cocktail PortY

II was an evening of breezy
chatter and hearty laughter on
Sunday, November IA, when the
Cresiteundo's club entertained
members and their guests with
cocktail party. The gala affair
was held at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Wilbert johnson, 421l
Fourth Az. s., from 8 to 9 p. m.
Black and cardinal red, club
colors dominated the decor of the
party. The serving table, laid with
a lace cloth. conferred with a black
pottery bowl of cardinal red car
nations, cattails and pine foliage
between lighted red tapers in cry
stal candelabra, made an attrac-
tive background and enhanced the
beauty of the table appointments
which carried out the club colors
The table was laden with trays of
assorted canapes that added zest
to the refreshing cocktails.
On entering each guest was reg
istered and presented with a red
book of matches inscribed with the
clubs name in black. Club mem
bers were identified by wearing
red carnations.
The affair took on the flavor Of
New York in sophistication and 1t
made club members happy 10 see
the more than 100 friends who
came in during the hours and tar
ried even after the hour was well
past nine
Seen enjoying quiet tete-a-tetes
were the attractively attired
Mines. Lawrence Stewart, Sarah
Nicholson. Lillian Finley, Cecilia
Webb, Ruth Hickman. Josephine
Oden. William Small, all Of st
Paul; Edward Hayes, Theodore
Woodland, Emma Simms. Geraldine
Sisson, Anna Johnson, p. Cook
Jeanne Mourney. Miss Vivian
Patterson Auzie Dial, Alice Fort
and G. Mayes.
Also the Messrs. and Mines.
Claude Mason, Clarence Smith,
Andrew Clark Jrr Donald Soho
field. Henry Josey. Johnnie Young
Virgil Hadley; the Messrs. George
Clark, Edward McMoore, Richard
Mann, Russell Mayo, Chalmcr
Lawson, Dan McAdams and Eddie
jefferson.
Members of the club were kept
busy seeing that everyone had
good time. Mrs. Starr Shepherd
and Miss Betty Preston registered
the guests. Mr.. David Faison and
Miss Rowena Warren were kept
busy dispensing cocktails. the
Mines. Vedra Horn, Janet Carter
and Mary Armstrong kept the
trays filled with appetizing can
apes and Mrs. Virginia johnson,
hostess, was fitting here and
there seeing that guests were
taken care Of and their every want
was filled. Mr.. Johnnie Armstrong
president. was busy with the bust
ness affairs Of the club.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

A line OF type In this paper
spreads the news faster than any
party line.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

from Cincinnati. o.. where they
were the house guests OF their son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Parker Jr. Rev. Parker spoke on
Sunday. November at Calvary
Methodist church giving the COM
munion meditation before a large
audience and on Sunday evening
spoke at the York Street Metho-
dist church and Tad several speak
ing engagements in churches and
schools. Rev. Parker was former
pastor of the DIR Street Metho-
dist church and a resident OF Gin
cinnati and vicinity for 10 years.
Condition Improved; Mrs. VIII
liam Ewing, 5000 Goth Av. s. pa
tent in Fairview hospital Is re-
ported slightly improved. Rev. and
Mrs. Trago Mcwilliams, her
granddaughter and husband OF
isihNutu, NVpss thiiic w titt NANy W
be at her bedside. Rev. McWii-
liams has returned home, but Mrs.
Mcwiniams viii remain until Mrs.
Ewing Is able to be up and around
again.
Indisposed; Mr., Andrew Clark
ST.. 4045 Clinton Av, who has
been confined to his home with q
virus infection Is greatly inn
proved and hopes to return 10
work in few days.
New Residents; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jackson recently arrived in
the city and are at present resid-
ing at 9st7 Second Av. s. Mr..
Jackson was discharged from the
army last month after fourteen
years OF service. They plan TO
make their home in Minneapolis.
Auxiliary Meeting; The Ladies
Auxiliary 10 the BSCP met at the
home OF Mrs. Dorothy Payne. 1920
Elliot Az. on Tuesday evening,
November 10.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19


At TrborOugh hospital Flushing Headley worked
with tubercular patients appointed
1943
Headley age Long
S the sixth grade.
Harold Headey well the community for his ingenuity
craftsmanship beautifully
laid floor at Local 516? native of Key West Fla he
attended Bethune Tallahassee
A B. degree from Fisk University biology worked clerical
capacity with the National Guards famed sesth New York City
attended the N Y School Dental Technicians
his dental lab in New York.
years
Headley
remodelng renovatng unique
box and Lucille told us that was Mr. Headey idea She gets the
credit the thumb the foliage
truly
Giles collection of birds real interest.
THE HEADLEYS ARE all
Mrs Headley will hospital
day nursery at 6s Carroll The school the CAOIDALE MUIR
sERY, will children working mothers
So Mr. Headey really busy with his paint brush
and we looking forward to attending their open house.
IT WAS AN ENTHUSIASTIC GROUP that met at the Public
Library Wednesday evening to discuss the housing
the Jackson Heights home building will have
homes built their specifications purchased the
this
Nathaniel Smith at VI 727o1
WE WELCOMED NEW SUBSCRIBER, Rev Beverly Isabel
dropped this week At his church the Peace Church
they celebrating Founders Week this week end
November 81 Tuesday evening Rev Jerome Del Pine
spoke Several other ministers of the city will be speaking
this week
Rev Isabel has
very pleased growing list subscribers!
WE SAW SOME ATTRACTIVE circulating heaters display at
BOEHM Heating Selby expected
from Ed Boehm who ducks for
then but he couldn't brag
though that his has him beat!
CUTE LITTLE THANK YOU in the mail from Mrs Hattie J.
family Washington d c. told that arrived
home safely and a wonderful
ITS ANOTHER SHOWING
you display
CIdelle makes them order then all
you showing Saturday November 20
3 to 6.
FROM MAYOR, Of
Publicity Department Charles
publicity good
be gather information
City have often travelled circles seeking
TONIGHT don't the KsTP BIG STORY"
will the GoTop Golop
ST. Paul Dispach-FIone
Story however him reporter
the Duluth.
THERE WILL BE sHoUR PRESENTATION of Macbeth" at
p Is KsTP-Tv. Hallmark
production 1t will Judith Anderson.
EVENING IN PARIS STYLE SHOW"
featuring fashions COOKS! Tonight the night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
NEXT WEEKS PAPER
GOES TO PRESS
ONE DAY EARLIER

Q The next weeks edition.
dated Friday. November 20.
Will be printed one day earlier
ON account of Thanksgiving.
Copy for this edition must
reach our Minneapolis office
later than Tuesday noon, No
vcmbcr rs.
All advertising copy should
reach us by 4 p. m. Monday,
November rs TO insure publica-
ton In the November 20 edition.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whof's 10 Do
ct. Paul

By MILDRED JORDAN

CERTAIN LADY we know, will be mighty mighty happy
when December % rolls
husband has presented her with
CfiINE Red Hjemgren proprietor of the
ing Circle S74 Robert St. let will
be clue or hint to male vague what
to put in his best gals socking).
WE WERE POSITIVELY AMAZED when Hjelmgren demon
straed for the of this
family affair with the interesting Hjmgrens Lydia
talented wife, runs East Side Fabrics
will find just everything and
mighty good friendly Helm
gen makes some very lovely and unusual
items that make lovely gifts priced reasonable
IF YOU HAVE MACHINE that seryicing regardless of
the make Reds brother Roy operates Sewing
Machine Service can put it in good repair!
Mr. Hjelmgren whose hobby collecting phoso
phal sayings quote: God
grant the serenity cannot change Courage
to change the things and the
MEET THE HEADIEYS. Stranger to the Twin Cities is
Mrs Lucille Headey
in 1852 after living for a number
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

IS the house guest of his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Aston of s9iT Third Av. S.
has been the recipient OF many
during his stay. Among
the courtesies extended were
a dinner party given by Mr. and
Mrs Boyd Crawford and Mr.. and
Mrs, Burie Carmichael; dinner
guest of Messrs. and Mines, Sgd
ney Salter and William Godette;
DIN T. Wells, Charles T.. Noble.
Spencer Shivers and dinner party
at the Curtis Hotel, guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Tela II, Burt, He was al
SO honored guest at a supper party
at the Flame given by Mrs, w, ID.
Brown, Miss Lena Smith and MIR,
and Mrs Eugene Shepherd, Fol-
lowing supper the group went to
Miss Smiths home and were en-
tertained with moving pictures
taken In is4s when the Smith
brothers were visiting In the city.
Twilight Social Club: On Satur-
day evening, November Is, Mr..
Mrs. Lewis Scaton OF 1912 Clinton
Av., were hosts 10 the regular
monthly meeting OF the Twilight
Social club. Plans were discussed
for the Clubs Christmas party TO
be held in December. Following
the business session, n social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed.
The next meeting viii be Dccem.
Der II. with Mr.. and Mrs Norval
Rarksdale, 1908 Emerson Az, as
hosts.
Double Celebration; Mr.. and
Mrs Wesley Lyle. 500 u. 3sth St,
entertained at seven o'clock dinner
on Sunday, November IL. The AT.
fair, which was a 'bon voyage
party for the Misses Esther and
Nora Byars also was In celebra.
ton of the 10th wedding anniver.
sary OF Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Follow
ing dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lyle joined the group and the rest
Of the evening was enjoyed rem.
iniscing, socializing and watching
lTv.
New Home; Mr. and Mrs, Shell.
ton Granger, 223 E, a0th ST. are
building a new home in the 46th
block and Firth Az. s,
Chicago Visitors: Mr.. Harry
Pauley and Mr.. Walter White OF
Chicago spent day visiting in
the city the past week and wer,
house guests OF Mr.. Pauley''
mother, Mrs, Ida pauley OF 222t
Washington Av, N,
New Mail Subscriber: A new
mail subscriber to this paper Il
the John McGraw family OF 300
Third Av. s. Mr.. McGraw In .
longtime reader Of the paper dat
ing from 1884 when he was EN-,
ployed AT Browns Clothing Co.
an early advertiser In the paper
Kappa Tou's: Miss Deloris Fai.
son 370s Fifth Az. s., was hostess
To the Kappa-Tau's on Saturday
evening, November 10 Plans were
completed for a sleigh ride party
at the OK Ranch, scheduled for
November 28th Further an.
nouncement will be made later.
Back Homci Rev. and Mrs. C,
Parker and two granddaughter OF
2437 Fifth Av. s. returned home
Monday afternoon, November Is,
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Mrs. Headley attended Nc
Kinley school and was graduated
from Mechanic Arts high school.
She completed nurses training at
General Hospital, Kansas City,
Mo. worked at the Homer G.
Phillips hospital in st. Louis and
went to New York in 1897.
At New York's Harlem Hos
pital, Lucille worked with children
from 1887 through 1871. December
/, 1887, was a big day for Lucille
and Harold, her husband, for it
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

Improving: Mrs. Margaret
Rhodes, 1924 Clinton Az, who has
been confined TO her home since
October 10, due to Illness is i'm
proving daily and able to be up
and around again,
It's A Roy; Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Temple. sos 18th Av. s., are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a baby boy Wednesday,
November 10 In Northwestern hos
pital Kelvin Stewart, the name
chosen for the new citizen, weigh
ed in at eight pounds and one
ounce. Maternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Boone, Min
neapolis. Maternal grandmother il
Mrs. Dazza Temple Of st. Paul
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Engagement Announced Mrs, Daniel Russell, 5l47 Irving
N this week announced the of her daughter
Miss Juanta Wynn 1924 Third Av s. Mr. Coze Breedlove
of Mr. j. Breedove 622 Fremont Av ~ They plan
ming June wedding
Californian Is Feted: Mr. Irwin Smith of Angeles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22
Hal Boyle
Says

Eddie. "He talks Like Amos and
Andy"
Someone played a bop record
for Condor the other day and in
sisted that he comment.
II sat through a hurricane In
1914 on a beach out in jersey"
said Eddie, land this is very re-
mindful of it."
Perhaps" observed the man
who was interviewing him, "but
how do you rate the record?"
"How do you rate a hurricane?"
asked Eddie.
The Condor household in New
York'S Greenwich Village is a sew
en-room contradiction.
It's the apartment of a musician,
yet there isn't a guitar or a banjo
in the place.
Condor has made at least 500
photograph records in his life, but
there's no photograph in his apart
ment and not single record.
Eddie has a liking for
whisky, but not on the home
grounds. No bottle ever appears
in the place unless some friends
bring it. Down at his mghtclub,
however, Mr.. Condor is known as
a free DOllrer.
He has an unusual remedy for
hangovers.
For hangover" he suggests,
"take the juice Of q quart Of
whisky
Actually, he drinks 20 times as
much milk as he does strong spirit.
He eats nothing during the day.
light hours, but his liquid par is
three quarts Of sweet milk and
one quart of buttermilk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22
Tallahassee, Florida
March Is, 1854

N o Il 1 G e
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida,
sale, for objections only, in Talla-
hassee, Florida, at HOO o'clock
A. NJ. April goth, 1854, the follow
ing described lands in MONROE
COUNTY. Florida, to-wit:
A parcel of submerged land in
the Bay of Florida lying west.
erly and adjacent to Govt. Lot
L. Section 5, Township Sc, South,
Range 3S East and northerly
and adjacent to Govt. Lot 1,
Section 80, Township 65 South.
Range SS East on Crawl Key
NO. 8, Monroe County, Florida.
less.
Correct legal description to
be furnished with deed.
The Purchaser is required to paw
the advertising cost and documen-
tary stamps.
The Sale, II and when made, shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv-
ing unto themselves 75% of the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
500 OF the petroleum thereon OF
Hereunder.
The. Trustees of Internal I'm
provement Fund reserve the right
BY ORDER of the Trustees OF
the Internal Improvement Fund OF
the State of Florida.
CHARLEY E. JOHNS,
Acting Governor
Attest: F. c. ELLIOT, Sec.
Trustees I. I. Fund
mar. A.2S; apr. 5.13. 1854 -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22

so CROSLEY refrigerator with
deep freeze compartment, $50.
After 6 p. m, 1888 Reynolds St.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22
"Ballerina Mice
Aid In Cancer
Research Work
BY FRANK CAREY
AP Science Reporter

BAR HARBOR, Maine R-Mice
that do q ballet step are the latest
aides in the war on cancer.
DR.. Margaret Dickie today de-
scribed discovery of a variety of
mice that "pirouette" continually,
just like a ballerina.
And she said that studies Of this
''ballerina mouse" not only offered
opportunities for probing the cause
of cancer but also such neuro-
muscular diseases as multiple
sclerosis.
DR.. Dickie, Of the Ja6kson Me.
mortal Cancer Research Labora.
tory here, told about it sat a con-
ference with reporters making a
nationwide tour of research prof.
ects sponsored by the 2American
Cancer Society.
Movies of the "ballerina mice"
show them in real form.
The mice constantly, twirl or
"pirouette" in contrast to the
normal motion Of a mouse, which
Is back and forth.
DR.. Dickie indicated that the
study of this unusual motion might
help determine what differentiates
the normal cell from the malig-
nant one, as in cancer.
Scientists Of the Jackson labora-
tory told reporters that a million
mice are bred there each year
for various purposes, and that
these constitute about three fourths
of all the mice used in cancer
research throughout the nation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22
BY EDDY GILMORE
(For Hal Bowel


NEW YORK R-One of the most
articulate men in America is a
banjo player who never got be-
yond the eighth grade.
His name is Eddie Condor (born
Albert Edward Condon), a high
priest of pure jazz, who has a
consistency akin to the late Babe
Ruth's.
The Babe never threw to a
wrong base. Eddie never played
. wrong chord.
After an honest start on the BAN
%, Condor has come down to the
guitar and he's one of the best in
the business. He's man not given
to Dragging. The only self praise
I ever heard him indulge in was
the remark, GIVE never played a
solo In my Life"
It's Eddie's articulation with
words, not music, that fascinates
90 many of his listeners and
friends. Consider his comment on
an eminent French music critic
who denounced American jazz.
"Who does that frog think he
s." asked Eddie, ito come over
here and try to tell us bow to
play? We don't 60 over there and
tell them how to jump on grape"
That Is typical of Eddie.
! was talking to him the other
night about a mutual friend who,
although he'd never been south of
South Chicago, suddenly developed
. very strong case of South mouth.
''He's really got a Southern &C.
cent" said.
''He certainly has," commented
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22
Fighter Plane
Found In Virginia

TAZEWELL, Va. 4 R-An 5F1
fighter plane, missing since Friday
on a flight from Battle Greek,
Mich, to Charlotte, N. c., was
found crashed and burned on a
mountain near here yesterday. The
body of the pilot was still in the
cockpit.
State police reported that papers
in the plane carried the name of
Robert Smith. The Air National
Guard at Charlotte previously had
identified the pilot of the missing
plane as 1t. R. B. Smith of Lans-
ing, Mich, a member of the
Michigan Air National Guard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22
SECRETARY WANTED

AGE 81 80, single, good steno-
grapher-typist. Five days. Long
time resident of Key West. Car
helpful. Duties varied, numerous,
dull, difficult. Must be free to work
in Miami often for days at a time.
Smart appearing, well educated,
intelligent, personable, poised, ini-
tiative and drive. Give full resume
of qualifications. All replies con-
fidential and will be acknowledged.
Employer not situated in Key
West now. Write Box XIV Is, CO
Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22
MANPOWER NEEDED

WASHINGTON Up - The Inter-
nal Revenue Service says it wants
manpower to cope with citizens
who owe more than three billion
dollars in overdue taxes.
o. Gordon Delk, deputy COM
missioner, has told the House APP
preparations Committee the serv-
ice is recruiting LII more en-
forcement officers for a stepped
up collection drive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22
KEY COTTAGES

SEASIDE cottage, four rooms and
bath, boat dock, lot 102 x 12o,
highway to ocean, n miles north
OF Key West. Beautiful view, all
for 5000. Little Torch Key. Also
cottage, elevated to catch South
ocean breezes, two bedrooms, liv-
ing room, kitchen and bath, fur
nished, boat basin, lot 80 325,
Planted in coconut palms. Yours for
$500. Summerland Key. Johnson
and Johnson, 41S Duval. Phone 2
a0a1s - ,~~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22

In 1853, the U. S. death rate
was s.6 per 1000 population, about
the same as in 1852, but because
Of the aging population, Metropo-
Titan Life Insurance Co. statistic
ians suggest that figure represents
q new low.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-22

BELLBOY, white. See Mr.. Neal,
La Concha Hotel.