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Evening star., 1954-12-24

top. Two elephants. either dead
or In exceedingly poor health
occupied the .'out. side Of the
mansions driveway, while 4
procession of tionkeys made It's
way up the other side Of the
drive To the front door.
Underneath framed In holly
leaves, was Senator Monroney's 4
message:
'TtDGs lust before Christmas. as
Ike and the boys
Were dreaming that Santa
tDould bring Elephant
toys
When all through the House
and the Senate as 1Oeu
Came dozens of doflkeys. to
remain for a spelll
And this iuns the card, for the
children to read:
~ kneiD sDhnt you tDdnted, but
brought iDhdt you need!"
So mag your Christmas be
Joyous and gny-
'56 isn't so far. Gtrayi
Formal Cabinet Cards.
Most cabinet officers send out
cards. but they customarily are
rather formal offerings, chastely
engraved and allowing little
room for originality. The Sec
retary Of Defense and Mrs. will
son, for instance, "send you best
wishes for Christmas and the
New Year" whereas the POST
master General and Mrs. Sum-
merfield "send Christmas greet,
ings and best wishes for the
New Year" When you've seen
one. you've seen them all, In
Guiding President Eisenhower's.
The diplomats usually follow
the same formal pattern. But
there are exceptions. One Of
the most notable of these this
year is the card sent out BY the
Philippines Ambassador and his
wife. Theirs showed several
views of the diplomats home In
the Philippines. and this verse:
This Is our humble home, the
house secure
OF our affections and the
substance real
OF our abiding faith and al
that's pure
In person, family and
common sDenl.
Upon this ground, sCheYe noble
souls mag tread.
Enter, our friends. that ron
111ay taste and share
With Us the iuine and inpnsG-
teriGl bread
OF peace, contentment. trust
and loDi1sg care.
The card was signed Carlos
and Virginia Ronulo.
Evening star., 1954-12-24
School Homecoming

Alumni Of Falls Church High
School win gather ct the school
for D homecoming at 7 pm. Tues
day. Among events on the pros
gram are 3 basketball game be-
tween the alumni and the par-
sity. . talent show and ! dance.
There 4 no charge for the affair.
Evening star., 1954-12-24
Peace Pageant
Told Of Coming
Of f|le Saviour
Catholic Mass suid
AtNoon Cond Height
Services Tonight
BY Harry Bocos

About zoo worshipers at the
Pageant Of Peace today heard
with joyful hearts the words Of
the Catholic mass for Christ
mas eve. Tomorrow you will
see His glory"
The ancient biblical prophesy
of Christ's coming was pro-
nounced before the altar on the
big silver stage at the Eilipse
by the Rev. Regis Marshall.
Assisting him was the 40-voice
choir of theological students
from Holy Name College.
Hundreds Of other visitors to
the pageant sthronged around
the Nativity scene and other
exhibits which win remain open
through January 6.
Wears Franciscan Habit.
Wearing the same. simple
brown Franciscan habit as the
choir, but clothed also in q vio-
let chasuble. Father Marshall
opened the mass with the In
troit for today, the Vigil Of the
Nativity:
To-day you viii know that the
Lord will come and win save us
and tomorrow you viii see His
glory"
The choir. barefoot In sandals,
sang folk carols Of the coming
Of Christ in French. German.
Spanish. Italian, Polish and
English.
Today's program closes with q
candlelight service conducted by
DIR. Lawrence Folkemer, pastor,
and the choir of the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation.
Santais Last Day.
Today Is also Santa Claus last
day. He and his reindeer have
to make their annual globe
circling fight tonight. The REIN
deer viii return tomorrow. their
years work done, but Santa
Claus is due back at his North
Pole IN. W workshop to begin
making next years toys.
Yesterday brought out the pag-
eant's biggest weekday crowd.
About 5000 persons visited the
grounds during the day and H.
600 more last night, Park police
reported.
After q noon-hour religious
service sponsored by the Or
ganized Bible class Associa-
tion, there were radio inter-
views at the Children's Corner.
singing by the children's choir
of Mount Vernon Place Methodist |
Church and the daily film. at |
Sis pm. of Santa Claus North
Pole workshop.
During the evening. crowds
came out to see the Bethel
Tabernacle Choir. Dances from
the Scriptures by the Craighill-
Laehman-Tupler Trio and other
dances by q Howard University
group.
CaroIers to Tour Embassies.
Touring Washington carolers.
who have been making the
rounds Of the embassies, tonight
at $50 o'clock will visit the En-
bassy of Guatemala. 1914 Eight
eenth street NV. Ambassador
Cruz-Salazar win receive the
singers.
Radio Station WTOP will
carry q three-hour program be-
ginning at 2 pm. tomorrow dedi-
Gated to the Pageant Of Peace.
Scheduled are native songs from
the 80 nations taking part in the
pageant.
Still another country added its
tree to the Embassy Row" at
the Ellipse yesterday. as the
Kingdom Of Jordan dedicated q
12-foot. lighted spruce. bringing
the total number Of states. ter
ritories and countries repre-
sented to 81.
Evening star., 1954-12-24
Twelfth Street ~ Gives
Dr. Grudy Sixth Term

Dr. william T. Grady has been
elected to his sixth term as
chairman of the Committee oi
management of the Twelfth
Street YMCA. Other officers re-
elected were Dr. Victor j. Tu-
lane, vice chairman. and G.
Anthony Mccane. secretary.
New members elected to serve
three-year terms were Mrs. San
Juan Barnes, Emery Foster.
Frank Coleman. and ]. r. Har-
|rington.
Evening star., 1954-12-24
Rabbi Kaufman 70 Conduct
Conference In New York

Rabbi Harry ]. kaufman Of
Washington has been appointed
general chairman for the Mid
Winter Conferences of the
Evening star., 1954-12-24
Eight Families
Flee 0ccoquan
Apartment Fire
Flames Sprecd Fnsf. /.
Destroy Possessions;
20 Escape Sufely

Eight families lost Virtually an
OF their possessions, including
Christmas gifts. when q flre de-
stroyed q two-story apartment
building ct Occoquan. va. yes
terday.
Fire Chief r. w. Hall estimated
the loss ct $4,000. The frame
structure, containing eight apart
ments. was owned BY Harvey
Janney. Of Fredericksburg. Va.
Six volunteer IRE departments
responded to the general alarm
about 3 pm. and prevented the
flames from spreading to the
Auto-H Home Supply store. Just
across Q narrow alley. and the
Lyric Theater. M
Occupants Escape. 5ier
All 20 occupants Of the build-
ing made their way to safety. but
because of the speed with which
the flames spread were unable
to save their possessions.
A number Of children lived In
the apartments and their Christi
mas trees and gifts were lost.
During the height Of the blaze
equipment was diverted to an
sWer two other alarms. One was
at q new Fairfax County school
on Gunston Hall road for q IRE
In the furnace sfiue, which was
extinguished with minor damage.
The other was in Prince william
County at the Southern States
Diner. where there also was .
minor blaze. al
Occoquan is In Prince william
County.
Patrol Stays on Duty.
Some firemen remained at the
scene Of the apartment blaze I'm
til 2 am. today and q patrol was
on duty this morning to prevent
embers from flaring UP.
Volunteer companies assisting
the Occoquan department in-
cluded Penn-Daw. Mount YER
non. Burke. Fairfax and firemen
from the District Of Columbia
penal institution at Lorton.
Cause Of the blaze which START
ed on the first floor, was unde-
termined.
Evening star., 1954-12-24

The Chinese Ambassador
and Mrs. wellington KoO
sent their best wishes oriental
style. The telegraph says
Happy New Year."
Evening star., 1954-12-24
Festive Air Cheers Shoppers
Doing Christmas Eve Buying

Christmas eve. with It's spirit-
Iual significance and It's holiday
air came to Washington today.
In chill. partly cloudy but dry
weather. thousands win attend
chisfmos Eve and chdstmos Day ser-
ices Are Listed. Poae A
Evening star., 1954-12-24

Senator Green, Democrat,
of Rhode Island, had the
weather in mind when he
designed the front Of his
card.
Homer news., 1954-12-02
SUF FER.S BURNS

Roy Earss ot Archor Point snffsrsd b1rns abo~t ths hanas ard facs Monday whsn ths family hons burned 70 ths gs .onnd. Mrs. Ea~ss 9as rot 6nrnsd.
 Edrss pas brought to Homer by Yrs. VSoLc Bo5Isy, who L5vss rs ar ths Edrss pLocs, and hs wos fL opn 70 & LaoUSa by Paul Choqastts.
 According to ths rspovt or ths fsrs, Av. ard Mrs. Edrss had tnrchossd fSvs acYs tract from ths Bo6Zsys ard built an attractSOs Log ho@ss. Fhs. tbs f$rs DOS asscoUsrsd, ths Edrss rho colEsct bsJLs, rang ons of ths 6sLLs to ottrdct ths attsnt@on of nsdghbors. Mrs. BaS Lsy hsqYd ths bsLL ond youndsd Dp soms msn 10 tight ths t5rs but U DOS ] % Ldts to savs ths buiId5ng or its cont snts.
 F $ understood that Rr. Edrss wSEE bs rsLsossd from ths Ss EaoU5a hosp9taL this wssk and w%IL go or to Anchorage for fuythsr trsatmsnt.
Homer news., 1954-12-02
F JJD NOTES

Ths 1853 tax paymsnts hovs bssn sx- tvsmsIy hsovy ths past tvo wssks, ss- esc9oLly during ths first thrss days Of this pssk. Ths Last day for payment yas December ard aEJ payments rscs5vsd oftsv hat dats ors subject 10 psnaIty and int tsYsst. RscsS pts ars bssng ssnt out as rabadIy os poymsnts ars rscssvsd by matE.
 Hsvman Porter, director of asrono~- ties, TsrrSt orsaL dsbortmsnt of oufo- tSon, ws confer w5th ths directors ot ths PUD ct ths5 nsxt TsgnLGr meeting. December B, concerning the Homer air port.
 AppEsca for Lots a5 ard 26 Eo- cat sd on ths Homer SpSt was torwardsd to V5rgSI Ss5ssr of ths Bnrsaa of Lond Kanagsmsnt. Abbttcotlon tas made tor purchase of ths Lots n prsbaratSon for ths small boat basin.
 Ths foLLowtng IS a lsst ot people whoss 1888 tax statements haUs bssn rsturnsd to ths PUD unclaSmsd: J.R. ard 0paI Epsrstt, Jack ?. BoLL5ngsr, 4. T. Gilbert, Audrey Y. BILLS, PoHL Royst, F. y. Richardson, Irutng v. Anderson, Merlin R. Thompson, Clifton Dsmtng, Robert Leslie, Nr. Nsr5tssr, Lso Dol- Loft, Jsan Var Eaton, FaLtsr 7. Fsst, Bust sY 7. R9nshart. kr. Di Statis, [. Y. HoEt. Any oss9stoncs rscsSusd sn Locating ths obovs persons correct ad- drsssss wiIL bs appreciated.
Homer news., 1954-12-02
TOYS

Ths Eomsr Fire Department ana -ths Amsrscan Legion ars nor kssg togsthsr or toys and clothing sent to ths community from Ft. Richardson by Fire Ch5sf Sam HIxLsy.
 Homsy Fire Chtst Ora Jonss says tAat ths tvo groups walL moks np ooxss ot toys and clothing to dSstr iouts 10 needy persons sn ths orsa. Anyone know- ing Of people 5r Dssd of the articles ors rsq~s stsd to notify Jonss psr sono LLy or by Lsttsr. r Esttsy 5s gvSttsn, hs rsqIssts thot ages ard sSgss of ths ch1 ldrsn ard womsn D. gsOsn.
 Lots ot toys ard cLothss Dsrs TscstD- d, Jonss stotss. wsth ths clothing pashsd ard troDsd and ths toys 5E good condition.
 Ths tao Local groups ars also pIan- ring to coIlsct wssd toys ard clothing from Local residents. Anyone havtng thsss articles Ss urged 10 tcks thsm to ths Husky Repair Shop.
Homer news., 1954-12-02
FUND EXCEEDS sS*35OO
10 csnt $ Psy Copy
PLsdpss ond dorat ons toanv-a ths pro-

Pledges ard dorat ions towav1 ths pro- possd smaLE boat bassn or ths Sptt kavs exceeded ths S36oo mark, according 70 BILL EdLoff, president of ths aomsr FSshsrmsn $ Assoc5Gtf ion.
 EkLoff statsd that " IS r1bsctsd that construction or ths hos-6or wfJI bsgsp Lotsy th5s w5rtsr an5 rhat aocDt S, 900 wsLL bs needed to start the aoTk.
 Ths basin pSIL accomodat1 a3pr oxS- motsLy 90 fishing craft, EkIoff nofSd, ard wslL brSng considerable amount of monsy to ths community from ths saLs of s~bbtfss that ars nsuoELy bn-chossd 5n SsLdou5o. It hcs also bs sn mentioned that many SsEdov5o ttshsvmsn havs pressed desire to movs 10 Eons~ 5f ths 6osSn-is 6n1It to offer protsctson for thaSr boats.
 EkLoff ss assisting Dick Edsns 5n the % LLs Jon of ths basIn furds from Local fsshsrmsn and business houses. Edsns as sn chargs of ths fnnd campaSgn.
Homer news., 1954-12-02
OPENS OF FFICE.

Dorothy D. Tynsy, Sswora ottorrsy, has annopncsa that shs has obsr1d branch Iaa off1 cs. " Homs~. Ths Homsr office, shs said, v1 U bs obsratsd by JSm Ch5Ldsrs, Lam cLsrk, 1ho wi bs worksng nndsr hsr ds4sct sppsru6sSo Ths office v5LE D. Loc atsd Sn ths ChSI- dsrs residence tsxt 10 ths >schooLko~ss.
 Dorothy Tygsv 5s ot prsssnt tAs cFty ot tornsy for Ssward ard has pr5vate practacs .Sn thot city. Shs ws LL bs as- sastsd Sn the opsvatson of ths two of- f1css by hsr hEs6and, 3. y. FaItsrs, who IS also Q Lay student ard fornsr resident of Homsv.
 ChS Ldsrs hcs bssn studying ldD tor ths past ysov by coyrs sponasncs wath ths LaSaEIs UnivsrsStJ ard ths BLo ckstons SchooI~of Low. H. R5LL hondLs Local controcts, ogrs smsnts, mortgages, stc. cs @sLL as rspfs ssntSng client Sn ths comma ssl oEsr $ court.
Homer news., 1954-12-02
CHAM BIER MEET

Ths Chombsr of Commerce committee or ths proposed commnn5ty fund dr90s was d5schargsd Aonday aftsr recommending that ths 9dsa bs gdvsn up os not pvac- t5caL for this arso. Committee cha5r- mon GsDs Lowrsncs statsd that hs had ds scasssd ths 9dsa with numerous bnsi- nsss msn, and thsy didn't sssm 10 I5ks ths Sdso. Bony of them asd rscommsnd, howsvsv, that future soL4c5tatSon or of funds outside of ths postoff9cs bs dropped.
 Ths lsgSs Eat1Us commStts brought thrss rscomm s,rd at ions to ths floor. Thsy r.scommsndsd that shs Chamb sr spp- port changes 5n TsYr@t o~4aL Eaws coUsr- tng plotting, dogs ard dock Leases. Thsy asksd thot ths pLatt tng commS sston act bs broadsrsd 10 coUsr the PUD. Ths Law stotss that Q U nsaLy fo1msd spb- dSv9s5ons b. approvsd by blott ing board and ot present Src Lndss only c1t- sss ard school districts. Ths comm mGttss oE 50 yscomm sDdsd chongss U ths dog La~.
 Ths dock La& LLowS thot docks con bs lsossd from ths Tsrr@tory for psrjod TO longer thon four years. Tt wcs felt that q Longer Lsass wou Id bs mora advantageous troutd5ng that ths Ts~rStory cont Snnss to accspt ths rs- sponSi b5ESty for major rspoarS as $ soR ths cass. Tt @as notsd that IruSrg Rssd, Tsrv5t orIal h1ehnay sng jnssr, Sn- tends to pursue thGs mattsr w1th ths comsng Lsg5 lotu~s and U wos suggested that ths committee cont act Rs Id for fEr- thsr ~Snf formot5 or on ths mattsY.
 Prss 5dsnt Aoysr asked thot sf onyons sn ths community wouLd bs &ntsrsStsd .sn sntsrtG snsrg a soLd5sv from ths Ksnas Army bass for Christmas dinnsr hs should contoct ths president or any ons of ths boord of directors.
 Don Smith arnourc "a that mtsn hs wos ix KszoS Last yssk, CdptoSn Rsmt oGL, spscsal ssrOscs officer for FSldwo od Station, statsa that hs had r.sc omm srsdsd That about 90 soldiers from ths bass bs ssnt to Homer this wssk on 0tr5aL TINY oasis. These msn wGEt bs tks fSrst of many s5ma Lar groups t5Gt Ui1i y rss<v- sng ths city during ths h,ri r:' t~ sn- 7oy- ths rscr sat5onaL tcct 5t3G#s hs,~1.
 (Cont. Sn Dsxt coLumn
Homer news., 1954-12-02
NEWS ERIE FS

Ths Homer ELks wSLL msst tonight (Thnr sday) at ?: 90 70 Lay bLans for ths Sn5tsation trip to Ssward. ALL ELks ard candidates oYs 1rgsd to ottsnd.
 Don Sms tn lsft Homer Wednesday, tor Anchorage ahsrs hs wiLI att snd q thvss- day snspvoncs msstSng
 Paul choqustts had rocs @sth ths stork Esdns sday phsn hs fLsw Mrs. Dust- mar to SsIdoDSa. Rs Isft ths Local fssld at to.o5 and ths baby nos born at ths hospstal at 10: a6. S1ys Caoqnstts, #Tt vas spssdy trip. 3lI+ Was 3 boyo
 Ths Pschfssld 0iL Conbany has ftIsd applications for Esosss or 37 sftss or. ths Ksnas PsrsnsHla. Thsy ors rhs nsn- th mojor oil fsrm 10 movs into ths Alas- kan osI picture.
Homer news., 1954-12-02
TALENT SHOW

Ths homs to5snt saop, soon sorsd Last @ssk by ths LdoraTv boo~d, p~ovsd suc- esssf@L sn svsry @ay. Cooqcity oDd- 5sncss wsrs or h1aL totb F4Iaay ana Sat- sydoy might 10 ,contrj5ats cvsr S2co tosar!a ths library. fsasd ana snjoy ths fSns sntsrto Snszs:n+ provided ey Largs npmbsr of ths9r ft.lzo~ tona smsn,
 ] Howard NyhStl maspsf of csvsmon- 5ss at the shcw ghq ct saw acts pseform- sd by ths Amsracan Leg zGon Au35 L5ory, ths Broum&ss, ths commanity choir, ths Homsmak s4~s ard schooL cEossss. Numsrou ind 5vIdpoE nnnbsrs Lso Ron ths abpIaass of ths aad6sncs as dad voraoss vocal ard Instrumental acts.
 The tc1snt sho@ wos andsr ths dsrsc- tson of Mrs. Dcno Nswnan, prs stasnt of ths ESbrary boord. Ers. FSoLst Fyths vas progvom chairman and shs was assist sd by Nar1an KosppsL ard Thso Edwards.
Homer news., 1954-12-02

TErss rsw msm6srS wsrs wsl comsd into ths Ch sno t,- or ths meeting. Thsy Dsrs 4sn~9ng J7oh1scn, Burt Edd5ngton ard cos~- 5~4s.-.
 Th4 711-tt sr jf Cormsrc;c board of dir scts~r 14, msst Fr&dcr noon ct ths Foasr C1.4sv
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
42-Dogs Cats Pets

PUREBRED Blonde female cocker
Z weeks old. $40. Call 2 zsas.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
36-Bicycles and Tricycle..
VIZ Have received a complete line

We Have received complete line
Of wagons, tractors. ears, tricy-
eles and al sizes n American and
English bicycles, come in and look
around our store. A deposit VII
hold any merchandise as 4 Christ.
mas lay-a-way. We have all parts
and accessories for American and
English bicycles. Overseas Cree
Store, l039 Eaton ST.. Phone z-50i6.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11


Sealed bids will be received by
tha city Commission OF the city
Of KEY West. Florida up 10 +. NJ,
Monday, December s. issa, such
hids 10 be opened at a regular
meeting of said City Commission
10 he held at said time and place
at the Commission Chambers In
the city Hall. Key West. Florida
sor furnishing one Model rs Jaeger
pnrtabIe Air Compressor or equal.
rompiete with pneumatic tires and
csrrving frame. The compressor
shali be capable OF producing 1s
en- feet OF free air per minute AZ
foo lhs, per square inch. The COM
nrsasor shall he operated by = 70
Horse Power Internal combustion
snytna al not over lhoe k.f NJ. :.
s.,,nnle.e with all necessary auto
s.atic control and towing sgoip-
msnt. Prices quoted shall he FOB
KEY West. ,-,.,.,.,.
,.A,n ,o,,st be enclosed In q sealed
an,:slone and marked on the out
eiss ssIsroposal for furnishing Mod
Il rs Jaeger Portable Air Com
PRIZE The said city Commission re.
..rv.s the right 60 reject any ana
~ htds or to accept any eld as
,'bole or in part or 20 waive any
,,,fcrmality a., in any bid or proposal
i"A"' VICTOR LOWE,
City Clerk.
- His 1854
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

nov. Ills, 1854
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
9--Female Help Wanted
CONTINUED

MARKER wanted. Absolutely ex-
perienced. No other apply. Poin-
ciana Cleaners, 218 Simonton.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

FURNISHED Apartment for rent.
Quiet couple only mo pets. 11O6
Angela st.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

MODERN, 1-bedroom, completely
furnished apartment with private
entrance. Excellent residential 10
cation. 3711 Eagle Ave.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
10th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT or THE
STATE OF FLORIDA, In AND
For MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCEHY.
Case No. IA-t3O
HARRY WILLIAM BURKE,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
LILLIAN v. BURKE,
nefandaut
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
f9--Moving

A. B. Transfer. Storage Co. Local.
long distance moving. 100 Caro-
lire. Tel 2-s461-
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
3-Apartments For Rent
CONTINUED

5 M Il efficiency apartments,
$l5.o per week. Utilities fur
nished. S05 Simonton st.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
8. g. ARTMAN
Citizen Office
NOTARY PUBLIC

FOR Refrigeration repairs. Com.
mercial, Domestic. Mantle Re-
frigeration, HOS Duval. Phone ?
$500.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
1Gth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT or THE
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND
ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 14-127
VIRGINIA LEE HANDLEY.
Plaintiff.
vs.. DIVORCE
JOSEPH n. HANDLEY,
Defendant.
NOTICE NY PUBLICATION
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

NVy1E OF CALLING FOR BIDS
(, siee Is hereby given 10 whom
IN a. may concern that on the zsth
10 0f November, A. ID, 1854. al
S,vV ~. in the Monroe County
House, Key West, Florida
er s Dosrd of County Commission.
work: o A"" -'1
PROJECT NO. CRD -?sa-sg.
sse and surface Fifth Street
Irronl south edge Of pavement OF
-. .. NO. TO south edge OF
RaHvement OF Fifth Avenue, and
Ftlh Avenue from west edge
ol pavement of Fifth Street.
VEST 10 end of R/w, Stock Is
land, Monroe County, FLORIDA.
>, scarify existing surface
furnish and apply fiii ma
III surface road with bitumin-
Gus materials and pea rock
<< wide with 2 shoulders.
PROJECT GRID ash-hs Ra,..
and widen Fifth Avenue five
Ieet On the North side from
East edge OF Fifth Street, Sta
V1oO, east 10 Sta l2x0O, inciud-
Ing. removal of. unstable mud
ana All deleterions matter
where necessary. and the scarf
fication Of the existing top and
rebInding the .entire width
Plans and specifications may be
obtained from the office OF John
4. Gogkin. County Engineer. Mar
athon, Florida.
All bids must be In the hands
or the County Clerk on or before
800 +. N. on Monday, November
goth, A. ID. 1854.
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any and
all bids made pursuant TO this ad-
vertisement.
Key West, FLORIDA, November
10th, A. ID. 1854.
EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk, Board OF County Com
mlssioners. Monroe County,
Florida
nov. 11-22, 1854
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
35-W anted To Buy

WILL PAY cash for so or wider
lot in good location. Prefer cor
ner. Box HB4, co Citizen.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
S1--Autoniotive j. Parts

USED Truck and passenger car
tires ~ New recaps, ali sizes.
Dicks Tlre Service, go Truman.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

1854 AUSTIN HEAlET. Blue. AL
condition, A bargain, $SS5 under
list at S24So. Call 2-6ls6. after 4.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
39B-Trailer Accessories
4l--Boais and Motors

90 x els beam cabin cruiser. $3.50.
Apply Trailer Is, Pearie Trailer
c.. Stock Island.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

ASPHALT Plastic Rubber Tile.
Neat prompt courteous service.
Russell (Budl Parker, 2-S2ls and
2-60S9.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

TWO bedroom frame. ALI electric,
city water and private system.
Partly furnished. Clarence /. Webb,
Big Pine, Phone 8.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

DRESS MAKING and alterations,
slip covers. Phone 2-579o.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
S8-Autoinobiles For Sale

1880 PACKARD. 4-dr. Sedan. Ultra
matte, radio. Very clean. Private
S57S. l60T johnson.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
23--Folnd

BLACK Cocker. Pay for ad and
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Schaeffer, Oak
land; Mrs. Emma Nine and daugh-
ter, Greta, Elkins, w. Va; Mr., and
Mrs. Nunzo Barbera and children,
Keyser, w. Va; and Harold Shat
fer and son Edwin, of Bayard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Decker and
Frank Matthews, of College Park,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Bell and family.
Lynn Adams, Cumberland, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellwood Adams.
S-Sgt. Charles A. Martin, who
has been in the far east for the
past two and a half years, is va
cationing with his mother, Mrs.
Myra G. Martin. On June 10th he
will report to Langley Field,
Hampton, Va, for further duty
Cadet Pfc. W. Thomas Martin,
son of Mrs. Myra c. Martin, is
home for the summer from Char
latte Hall Military Academy.
Mrs. Myra c. Martin and sons,
Charles and Thomas, were in
Charleston, W. Va, over the week
end for the wedding Of Lois Jeanne
Walker. While there they also at
tended some Of the Sessions Of the
Conference where Rev.
Don Lee Jackson was ordained as
an Elder
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight L. Ashby
have returned from Charleston,
where the attended the Methodist
Nh. Ashby was a dele
gate