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AUTOMOBILES FoR SAN

DODGE 1ez7 de iuxs sedan: finest
sRopEs.' 18TH ana R. !. ave; pc.
DODGE 1850 coronss club coupe:
equipped, 1900 mt, one owner.
Same IS brand-new; LIST reas. otder.
D SA Ss TrHSax;rcAB, ~: owner-driven.
viii sacrifice. $500. Cali ewes. DE.
2-O3S6 lie
DODGE 81 coronet 4-dr.; r, and
h.. beautiful Gull gray finish; $685..
PAGE HUGHES BUICK. GEL Arl.
blvd, Falls Church. Va JE. $4,000.
DODGE '52 Coronet club coupe; r.
and h.. Gyromatic trans. beautiful
green finish. This car driven only
10000 miles by one careful woman
driver. S1,295. PAGE-FUGHES
BUICK, 62I Arl. blvd, Falls Church.
Va, JE. $4,000.
DODGE '4e Custom club coupe: r.
and h.. fluid drive: S295. PAGE
HUGHES BUICK, 6ol Arl blvd
Falls Church. Va, JE. $4,000.
DODGE so coronet Sierra station
low mileage very very clean; S1,595.
Ideal for some one seeking passen-
ger space and comfort rlus extra
large luggage space. PACE-HUGHES
BUICK, 621 Arl. blvd. Falls Church,
Va JE. $4,000.
DODGE '53 Meadowbrook club coupe;
light gray body. blue top. r. and h.,
seat covers. Q top quality car: ST.
29b. written guar. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 3O10 r !. ave. ne. DE.
2.b302.
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WIFI, TRADE

Well-located apartment house for
lots or acreage in Montgomery Co.
with sewer and water avail. For
details call Don Rosenblatt. JU. g.
1895.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co. MA. S-644O
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DON'T SELL ends
MONEY WANTED

So 900 NEEDED by home owner for
3-5 yrs; will give as security q
mortgage on redec. brick, $22,500
Mt. Pleasant home 90 rms. 3
baths); will pay SO interest plus
500 bonus annually for use Of
money (mo. pay. $25l. Call DE. 2
1886 or Elk. 3-7070 1-5 PM.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

I WILL TAKE YOUR HOME in trade
for my houses in Florida. owner
in town will be at Office every day.
Phone or write for appointment.
JOHN F. KOLER, 927 18th st:
NV. telephone ST. S-2341. -16
ORANGE CITY. Fla. on main Route
II between Deland and Orlando. II
you are going to Florida. contact
Sites 81 iI as low as $ss5: $50 down. $40
monthly: graded streets, the purest
water in the world available. Trade
your home for a beautiful Florida
rambler. or we will build on your
lot for as low as $3.50. Be our
each. Including meals. Let us ar
range your trip. Telephone or write
for beautiful brochure. orange City
Hills, 927 18th. st. NV. ST. 3-234l
ask for MI Perkins. -16
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FARNs tcens.I
ATTRACTIVE FARM

owner offers las acres. mostly hay
and pastures. Never-falling stream
IN ali fields. Dairy barn fully equip,
milking machines, etc. ~ steel
can be converted for beef cattle;
Architects own modernized home,
rooms. 2. bathrooms, oil heat. ban
ouet@Sized dining room. lovely
knotty-pine kitchen. sunroom. On
near Damascus. ST., 800 cash down,
balance monthly payments. Call
owner NOW! Telephone New Market
(Md,) 27Sl. Directions: Out Rte
$40 to Damascus, sharp left turn at
Shell station and on miles through
KemptoWn to Goethe farm. on left
hand side. ~
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DEAIE. Mp,--4-bedrm. Cape Cod:
sarage with work shop and upstairs
Storage connecting breezeway; out
side finished in natural redwood.
Fireplace, Venetian blinds and Dur-
ali Aluminium screens. Large corner
lot in new private development. At
tractive grounds. Channel and pier
facilities. VA appraised. Satisfa &C
tory terms to be arranged. NO
agents. Cali West River 7443. 80
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SUMMER HOMES

SUMMER RENTAL. bedrms., 2
liv. rms, lge cool lot. Ideal for
children. Near. NH and Naval
Hospital. OIL. 4-1324. is
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:....I THERE oUGHTA BE A LAW!
End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUSTS wANTEp-cash today.
RA. 6-22s1. IA. S-6676 day or ewes.
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GARAGES
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

DEALERS in town this
and model cars. Call ia. 9-4S01.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RIA. -ll22
WILL PAY the absolute top dollar
for 81, '52, SO. "a Ford con-
vertibIes. Don't sell till you get
our price. MCNEIL lStudebaker(
l41S P st. NV: 4O34 Wis. ave. NV
Want TO BUY late-model car to-
day: make not important: must pc
clean; will pay cash. III. Z-4 10 V4'
WE BUY JUNK CARS. Call Mr..
BENJAMIN, LII. 2-6666. 1901 Ken
ilworth ave. ne. 49, y
A DEALER FROM N, C.
Paying a high price for CLEAN cars.
7400 Ga. ave. NV, RIA. 3-oo!7.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

BEVERLY BEACH, MD.-For sale
considerably below market price. D
lots, a few hundred wards from wa
Phone OWNER, IA. 9-29S7.
WATERFRONT ON WEST RIVER
Z rms. West River 4244 -21,
WANTED-Farm convenient to fish,
ing Prefer s. Nd; GIVE i've price f IN.
DRUM POINT BEACH, MD:-Wooded
lot 75xl9O. will trade for q 52
Chew. must be in good cond. Gail
after 9 pm. and before 10 an
new 2-ROoM coTTAGE-shenan-
doah River. Swim, boat, fish, hunt
Elec. $3.50. Easy terms. Also lots
/ hour from Falls Church. =;
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WANTED, cottage, Deale area. near
water; low down payment, low
monthly payments. What have you?
Write Box 4Q2-S. Star. III
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

MODERN L. FUR 1 c 1,a 81 Colonial Colonial
or WO. 6-2155. IT.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA, overlooking
Potomac: all conveniences. NO z
BEVERLY BEACH, BOT Beverly pl.-7;
G Getsase Can r. e. s- g. pafteF m
NICELY FvRN. COTTAGE. facing
6446, Apt sos: ewes. -16
NOW RENTING - Margate. n. j.,
So05 Atlantic ave. Finest beach
blk. location, New, luxuriously
dinette, ail-elec. kit, bath. Sep.
ing; inside and outside cold and
hot showers. Sep. lockers. etc:
Rental wkly.. monthly, season and
yrly. Atlantic City 1855 or =
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Apt. located .
doors from boardwalk; 2 bedrms :;
liv. rms, pvt. kit, oatn and
vations now being taken for season.
JU. 9-023S.
COLONIAL BEACH Victor Cot
tace": rms. and bath, porcheS;
reasonable. Ii. 4-2534.
THREE BEDRM., waterfront; ami;
beautiful location; 6409 Shore dr.,
woodland Beach, Md. Phone Edge
water 9-6376. -1o
HERALD HARBOR, MD.-Mod. cot
tages overlooking Severn. Lovely
view, good swim. Avail. tmmed.
anne; S35-$55 wk. JU. 4-6S40.
COTTAGE on the water, cool and
convenient. Would like settled
of July and August: rental $175
per mo. Phone Annapolis 3-30S7.
BEVERLY BEACH, 80 miles from
washington; mod. convenience; hot
water, beach rights. HO. 2-6720
MASONIC BEACH. Deale. Md
"Carol-Jo" cottage; furn. 2-bedrm
mod, reas., nice place. UN. 4-7l32.
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TRAILERS

TRAILER515 it., SO; Ike new: al, all
HOUSE TRAILER, 6x1O it.. home
made. never used, ideal for week
ends: $3.50. HA. 2-9566.
TRAILERS-3 1-wheel, steel bed,
Sears trailers. including bitches;
complete with tag bracket and run
ming light; like new; original cost,
SI75 will sell for sos. Call JU,
$4,000. CAPITOL MOTOR co. 20
trade as full down payment on my
3-bedrm. Cape Cod home. MR..
YOUNG, JU. 9-1S76. lis
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BIG TRUCK SALE
NO TRICKS AT HICKS

TOP QUALITY AT Low PRICES
'46 GMC acton panel = S225.O 90
'46 Chevrolet Acton panel 225.00
'47 Ford loft. stake 500
AZ Int. 12-ft. platform 1890
'48 Chevrolet h-ton panel $1,000
'4S WHY'S Jeep panel $4,000
40 Chevrolet sedan-delivery 445.OG
so Chevrolet sedan-delivery $4,000
81 Chevrolet sedan-delivery 645.Ug
so Ford K-ton panel - 575.OG
81 Chevrolet la-ton panel 10000
80 Chevrolet Ha-ton pickup $4,000
10 Chevrolet l-ton panel $4,000
81 Chevrolet h-ton panel 1880
so Chew. Sub. carry-aH 995.OO
Low GMAC Terms
HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
1859 GEORGIA AVE. RIA. $4,000
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the General Service AdminiStra-
ton Region 3. Business Service Gen.
ter, RIM. ZOO. 18th and D Streets;
S.W. Washington 25, D. c., until
HOO Am. June Is. 1854, and then
United states Government approx.
mately 1900 square feet of storage
space, at Rockville, Maryland. This
invitation is issued in connection
with an expiring lease. Applicable
statutes necessitate advertising "
Forms may be secured at the above
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WILL BUY PROPERTY
WAREHOUSES WANTED

Brick or frame. white or coloreo
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER
NE. 1920: evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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DODGE '46 Custom club coupe: r.
and h.. fluid drive: S295. PAGE
HUGHES BUICK, 621 Arl blvd.
Falls Church. Va, JE. $4,000.
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1916 STEELCRAFT
MOTORCYCLES

Newly painted; sleeps A; many ex-
tras; excel. cond.; $1,000. Daleview
5-SQ62 -22
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
.Oppenheimer May
Appeal Dismissal
To Eisenhower

PRINCETON, N. ]. R-Dr. J.
Robert Oppenheimer said yester-
day II don't dismiss" the POSSIBLE
ity of appealing to President Ell
senhower the Atomic Energy Com.
missions decision barring him &C.
cess to secret atomic data.
The atomic pioneer said he was
surprised by the Presidents state.
ment that he would be listened to
if he decided to appeal, and added
that the idea never occurred to
me-"
In a telephone interview, Open.
heimer said his present plans are
to continue research in fundament-
al physics although it will be "a
nuisance" not having clearance t.
many laboratories.
There are many private institu-
tons, Oppenheimer said, at which
experiments are being conducted
for the government and where he
is mot welcome" any longer. -'
The Acc declared that Open.
heimer, once one of its most trust.
ed advisers, is unfit to handle
Americas atomic secrets because
of defects of character and
dangerous associations. It's ma
jority report said the question Of
his loyalty was not at issue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
Jaycees Hear Of
Requests For
FLORIDA Cuide"'

Cy Knoop, state publications
chairman, told the JayCees at their
regular Wednesday night meeting
that $4,000 people from other
states had requested the JayCee's
FLORIDA Guide" in TIE last few
months.
Key West is publicized to a large
degree in the publication and in the
next issue, the city will have a
larger advertisement which will be
more noticeable and therefore
more enticing to the general public
in visiting Key West.
Another special guest was the
former district vice president, John
Buckley, who praised the local
club for their outstanding work in
civic affairs during the last year
and voiced his opinion that it would
be an even more successful new
year.
The movie, "Whistling Wings
was acclaimed by all.
With vacation time coming UP
here, the JayCeeS are oiling their
guns and fishing gear in prepare
ton for their well deserved holi.
day.
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK a. The stock
market was mostly lower in early
trading today. Turnover slowed
abruptly after a moderately active
opening.
On the oHside were the aircrafts,
motors, chemicals, rails, oils and
coppers. Rubbers showed some
firmness. Mail orders were mixed.
Some brokers had predicted an
uneasy market today because of
uncertainty over the fate of tax
relief on dividends. In addition,
some continuation of yesterdays
profit-taking in the market leaders
was looked for.
Frachonally lower were US.
Steel, Chrysler, General Motors,
Boeing, American Telephone, AL
lied Chemical Dupont, American
Tobacco Baltimore & Ohio, Stan
dard Oil New Jersey and Johns.
Manvllle. Gains were posted by
United Fruit, Celanese, Vanadium,
Sears and American Can.
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Two Are Injured
In DEC Mishap

NEW YORK R-The nose wheel
of a National Airlines DC6 plane
collapsed during a landing at Idle
wild Airport today dropping the
big planes nose to the ground and
fitting its tail high. Two of the 4S
passengers were injured slightly.
A small fire developed in the
nose wheel housing. 1t was put out
quickly by the planes engineer,
while the captain and other crew
members assisted passengers out
through emergency exits.
The plane had left Tampa, Fla,
at 10:45 pm. last night and made
a stop at Jacksonville just after
midnight. It arrived here early this
morning.
Capt. Ralph Parish OF Jackson
vile said the passengers remained
"quite COOL"
The two passengers said to have
received slight injuries refused
medical air. They were listed as
Lucian F. Thomas, 43, of Fort
Myers, Fla, and Lucille Serville,
%, of Jacksonville.
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WALKOUT MAY
Continued from Page One)

(COnIlnueQ from rage One)
ing's marathon meeting, Dunno
said negotiations broke down over
the issue Of wages and what he
termed a desire by Western Elec-
trio to establish new operations
bases which would entail transfers
of workers.
Wage Dispute
However, G. F. Raymond, IVES
personnel director, said that wages
appeared to be the prime stumbl-
ing block in the dispute.
Negotiations have been in prog
ress since April 6.
Dunno said all arrangements for
picketing were to be made by A. T.
Jones, a CWA vice president and
national strike director. and would
come from the unions headquar-
tiers in Washington, D. C..
The union has charged that pre-
vious company offers were condi-
toned on what it termed weak
ening clauses" in previous senior
ity, travel pay and holiday con-
tract provisions.
Agreement Sought
The settlement was taking time,
however. At $3.50 am. the negoia.
ors announced they had agreed to
extend the cease-fire on the fight.
ing until 9 am. today, an indica'
ton that they hoped for final agree
ment by then but had not YET
achieved it.
Raymond said the company had
offered "better" holidays treat
ment, including the granting Of
Dec. "a as an additional paid holi
day.
Should the telephone operator.
across the country observe the in
stallers' picket lines, long-diStanct
service would suffer greatly. Dia
phones, however, could continue t
operate within dial areas until the
equipment broke down.
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COTHRON AND
Continued from Page One)

NOUutIuucu IIOm I age OucI
ment of overtime was a general
practice.
The not guilty verdict that clear
ed Bateman and Cothron also
wrote fins to The Big Expose.
The Miami Daily News is gen.
orally credited with firing the OPP
ening gun in The Big Expose.
The Miami Herald recognizing
what that paper apparently thought
was a good thing at the time,
wasn't long in jumping on the
band wagon.
Before The Primary
This, remember, was before the
first primary election, May 4.
On April %, the grand larceny
information was filed against Bate
man and Cothron.
The Miami papers whooped it
up while Marsh and McEwen were
busy digging into the affairs of
the TOLL district.
Marsh was interviewing witness
es, mostly at Pigeon Key.
McEwen was working with Mon
roe County's grand jury.
The Miami papers sent special
writer's here.
The two papers hit the toll dis
trict hard.
All this, remember, was before
the May election. s.
That election seems to have been
important in The Big Expose.
After the election, The Big Ex-
pose dropped off sharply.
$40 Added To Charge
1t perked up again on May Z
when the grand jury indicted
Bateman for the theft of $40 in
toll district funds.
Bateman, at that time was al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
|NavyLifts Ban
On Friedin's
Perky lodge

Friedin's Perky Lodge, on Sugar
Loaf Key, is no longer off limits
to Naval personnel, the Navy said
today.
The restaurant had been of
limits for sanitary reasons. How
ever, it came out at the last meet.
ing of the Armed Forces DISCIPLE
nary. Control Board that Friedin
had complied with the sanitary
requirements.
Cornelius Friedin, operator Of
the lodge, is free in $3.50 bond on
charges Of selling whiskey without
a license, possession of whiskey in
violation of his beer license, pos
session of cigarettes on which a
tax had not been paid, and SELL
ing cigarettes on which a tax had
not been paid.
His case is expected to come up
in the July term of Criminal
Court.
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ready charged in an information
with aiding and abetting Cothron
in the theft of more than 1000
in district funds.
But the grand jury returned the
$40 indictment.
The Big Expose simmered along
after that with only an occasional
story hitting the papers.
Then came the Bateman-Coth-
ron trial and interest zoomed
again. Special writers came from
Miami to cover the trial.
Today, the court house was back
to normal.
The special writer's and the
special Investigators had gone
home. The Big Expose was ended.
Ho hum.
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LARCENY TRIAL
CONTINUED from Page One)


ing out that he once had a law
partner who once lived in Key
West. His talk might well have
been written for the Key West Art
and Historical Society since he
traced the history of Key West
from the days when it was an
Indian burial ground to the point
where Henry Flagler laid the foun-
dalton for the Overseas Highway.
Looks Like Dewey
The argument advanced by Mr..
Marsh, who had a striking resem-
blance to New York's Tom Dew
ey, only set the stage for Dress
ler's inspired oratory.
The audience perked up some
what when soft-Spoken Judge
Thomas S. Caro- took the prosecu-
ton to task for being indefinite
and vague. His statement only bore
out the opinion of most observers
that it was a pretty weak case.
Everybody apparently felt the
same way, for on Duval Street
yesterday, you couldn't even get
a bet on the outcome.
Defense Attorney William v. AL
bury summed up what seemed to
be the general opinion of most
Key WesterS - the whole Overseas
Highway scandal was a lot of
hullabaloo - about nothing"
The campaign is over" he COM
mented.
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CObO's Vacation
.LCut Short.

City Commissioner Delio Co
DO has cyl short his vacation
10 return to Key West and help
administer the affairs Of the
city.
Or. cobo who was In Atlanta
where his wife is III, said that
he read in The Citizen This
brothsr-in-law is . sUbseribsr)
that the city commission has
been having trouble getting .
quorum.
~ decided to cut my Vaes.
tion short and come back TO
Key West" said cobo. He will
be on tap tonight when the city
commission meets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
LIFE UNDERWRITERS
INSTALLATION SET

Winston Wynne, immediate past
president of the Florida State AS.
ISOLATION of Life Underwriters,
will install the new officers of the
Key West Life Underwriters this
evening.
The installation will take place
at dinner meeting which will be
held at the La Concha Hotel at
1880.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
WOULD-BE SUICIDE
IN CRITICAL STATE

A 30-year-old man last night at
tempted suicide by shooting him.
self once in the right temple with
a 80 caliber revolver, according
to the sheriff's department. The
attempt took place in the back
yard Of his home. He is in the
Naval Hospital in a critical con-
dition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01

berg and other former police Off
Gals within hours.
Guatemala City was jubilant
after the cease-fire. For the first
time in weeks radio stations played
American jazz.
More than 100 members of the
former government, including Ar
benz himself, were reported refu-
gees in the Mexican Embassy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
OLD FIRM CLOSES

WARE, Mass. tR)--A firm that
made tools used to build the
frigate Constitution, "Old Iron
Sides" launched in 1877, has gone
cut Of business.
The Smell Manufacturing Co,
which had been making hardware
aiace 1890. closed down yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
The
-
Weatherman
Saw


Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today thru Friday with
passing showers. Not much change
in the temperature. Low tonight
near 1918 degrees; high Friday
about $3.50 degrees. Moderate to
fresh easterly winds, occasionally
moderately strong offshore. Small
Craft Warning displayed.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
and continued warm thru Friday
with only a chance of a few local
showers.
Jacksonville Thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Small craft
warnings displayed from Miami
southwark thru the Keys for fresh,
occasionally moderate strong 2O-3O
mph easterly winds with increas-
ingly rough seas. Elsewhere in dis
trict fresh easterly winds over the
south portion and light to moder-
ate easterly over the north por-
ton. Weather partly cloudy thru
Friday. Scattered showers south
portion,
Western Caribbean: Moderate to
fresh easterly winds and partly
cloudy weather thru Friday with
q few local showers.
Weather Summary for the Tropi-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Area
and the Eastern Gulf of Mexico:
There are no important waves or
other signs Of disturbance in the
tropics today. A very weak wave
is noted near Mona passage and
another has faded out in the south
eastern Gulf but only few light
showers attend them,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
TWO. PLEAD GUILTY
In CRIMINAL COURT

Two persons pleaded guilty to-
day in Criminal Court before
Judge Thomas S. Caro-.
Mrs. George R. Koch, charged
with operating a hotel without a
license, was fined court costs or
80 days in Jail.
The $3.50 bond of Charles Chick.
ering, charged with carrying a
concealed weapon, was forfeited.
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MAINTENANCE IS

Continued From Page One)
local housing authority merely
acts as rental agent for the fed
eral government and that he acts
on instructions from the Atlanta
office of that agency. Further in
Structions are expected today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
Smuggling Operation

VIENNA R-The Vienna news
paper Arbeiter Zeitung says doz-
ems of suspected international Com
nlunist agents are being struggled
back and forth across the Iron
Curtain, over AuStria's frontiers
with Hungary and Czechoslovakia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01

ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Staten Tide high water
Bahia Honda
tbTidgel ......-eh ION 30 n.
No Name Key
least sndl ....+2h 7om
0oea chica
Sandy Pf. oh @Ona
caldes Channel
tnorih endl -+2h lom
ala r..
l-l-Minus sign: Corrections
70 be sUhiraefed.
t4l-PlUs sign: Corrections 10
bs added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01

Observation Taken at Post Office
Building. 700 AM. EST.
Key West, Fla, July l, 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01

ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-10

bedroom white brick yeors DID, in excellent fomy neigh
ohood within one distance Rosemary School and Connect
cut Avenue. $lo750.
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