davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-12-19
PLANE IS BAGGAGE
/. OF MISS EARHART.
Husband Says Flyer every
Probably" Will Attempt
Flight From Hawaii.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, December 19.-
Amelia Earhart, the first woman to
cross the Atlantic by airplane, may be
the first to fly the treacherous water
route from Honolulu to California.
When she sails next Saturday for
Honolulu, the noted flyer will take her
airplane along. Her husband, George
Palmer Putnam, publisher and motion
picture executive, who will accompany
her to Hawaii, said it was very prob
able" she would fly the plane back
to California.
Miss Earhart has told no one def
nitely that she even plans to make the
flight from Honolulu to Oakland" said
Putnam. "She hates to talk about
1t and has asked me to tell whoever
may be interested that she has no
announcement to make now"
Putnam said her plans for q Homo
lulu-to-California flight are not COM
plete and 1t was possible that she
may take her plane to Hawaii only
for flights between the islands.
Putnam disclosed that his wife had
two other long-distance flights under
consideration, but declined to outline
them. He intimated they might be
to Mexico and South America.
Evening star., 1934-12-19

today at each of the half-dozen en-
frances, waiting for the men they
think helped steal so much copper
wire it crippled the mines operation.
"It won't be long" was the general
opinion, for the vigil has been kept
since Friday night, when Supt.
Thomas w. Evans saw two men coiling
up the company's valuable wire.
He and others chased them into the
mine, and volunteer guard was inn
mediately set up.
Meanwhile, the mine Is shut down
until the thief-catching job Is fin-
ished.
Evening star., 1934-12-19
CHICAG0.T0.MIAMI
AIR ROUTE BLAZED
Rickenbacker Makes Flight in
Less Than 10 Hours-Servics
Starts Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, December 19.-
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker blazed the
trail for q new direct airline route
between Chicago and Miami yester-
day, flying here in less than 10 hours.
With him was party Of Chicago
newspapermen. One hour before
plane Of the Eastern Air Lines de-
parts on the maiden flight Of the new
service tomorrow morning, Ricken-
backer and his group will start the
return journey. With him will be
Mayor z. G. Sewell and several
Miamians
Unfavorable weather north of At
lanta delayed Rickenbacker an hour.
Evening star., 1934-12-19
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Rain this aft
ernoon and possibly early tonight;
minimum temperature tonight about
80 degrees; tomorrow fair and colder;
fresh east winds this afternoon, shift
ing to west tonight.
Maryland-Rain this afternoon and
possibly early tonight; tomorrow fair
and colder.
Virginia-Cloudy, with rain this aft
ernoon and possibly in west and north
portions early tonight; tomorrow fair
and slightly colder.
West Virginia-Rain, changing to
snow and colder tonight; tomorrow
fair and colder.
Evening star., 1934-12-19
ST, 100000 SUIT FILED
FOR GOLD MINE SHARE
California Prospector Charges He
Was Defrauded Of 24%o
Interest in "Find." r

BY the Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD, Calf, December
19.-Virgil B. Dew, bronzed and youth
full prospector. who asserted he helped
discover the now famous Silver
Queen gold mine, near Mojave, filed a
81 200 900 damage suit over the find" !"
Declaring he had been forced to
stand by and watch millions of dollars
slip through his hands, Dew charged
that by receptions and fraud he was
beaten out of an undivided "a per cent
interest in the mine. He estimated
the mines value at $4,000, 900.
Evening star., 1934-12-19
Regent Of Athletics Resigns.

OMAHA, Nebr.. December 10 R.-
Rev. william j. Corboy, s. j., faculty
regent Of athletics at Creighton Uni.
versity, has resigned because Of failing
health and a committee Of four Jesuit
educators was named to direct all
athletics until o successor is named,
probably next June.
Evening star., 1934-12-19
Mine Closed DO,Ur,
As Guards Await
Suspected Thieves
Irate Miners Wait for
Robbers Chased Into
Shaft to Come Up.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AsSociated Fress.
FINLEYvILLE, Pa, December 19.-
Somewhere in the blackness Of the
Peters Greek Gas Coal Co.'s mine
are q couple of suspected thieves.
When they get hungry enough they'll
come out-and meet a mighty mad
reception committee.
Knots of irate miners stood guard
Evening star., 1934-12-19

ticers to divulge information about the
racial origin Of Czech citizens. The
measure followed inquiries by German
officials regarding Czechs seeking work
In Germany.
Evening star., 1934-12-19

/. A mans Elgin Wrist Watch,
complete with metal
band; fully guar $1C.75
anteed .......... 1O
2. A Mans EIgin Strap Watch
with 17-jewel movement In
white or natural gold finish.
Timed and cased at $CO.75
the fact0ry........ kC
8. A Lady's Elgin 14-kt. solid
White or Yellow Gold-com-
plete with bracelet
at $3.50. With s17.50
ribbon at......... ~
4. A Lady's Slender EIgin
Baguette Watch; 14-kt. gold
filled case; origi-
nal factory price, $CO.75
S39.75 ............ III
s. A Lady's 17-jeweI Hamilton
Gail" in beautiful white or
natural gold filed $AA
case ............... ~
6. A Mans 17-jewel Hamilton
Scott" In attractive white
or natural gold sC7.50
filled case. O6
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
dentista, TOGO al piano unas pie

dentista, TOGO al piano unas pie
zas, acordandose de los item :
pos en- que bajo la direction del
Galleguito, hacia Juror en- ell
Cfrculo Cubano.
Sc hicieron distintos juegos,
~ Sc bai!6.
Asistieron las senoras Y seno
rjt2s; Lidia Y Alicia Palenzuela,
Bebita Gregory, vi Antinori,
Mirta Garcia, Lucia Fernandez
de Gcnzalez, Carload 81 arez,
Elena Avelaneda de Roig, Mer-
.cedes Valdes, Vicentina Antino
ri, Zenaida Barcia, Mercedes
Alvarez de Gregory, Y los seno-
res Guillermo Big, R. Moreno,
Gustavo Moreno, Juan Manuel
de la Puente, Felix Callejas, Os-
car Gonzalez, Rafael Rogue, Ig-
nacio Antinori y Claudio Fer :
nandeZ.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
Sc LIE FILA A PETER
FRANK UNA FIANZA DE
SIETE MIL QUINIENTOS
PESOS

Por fin ell abogado de Peter
Frank, por medic de IN recur-
so de Habeas CorpUs, interpues
to ante ell iuez Sparkman, logro
que Sc lie senalara fianza a su
defendido para poder gozar de
libertad provisional. Frank,
que conjuntamente con Charles
f. Lemons esta acusado del no.
micidio de Jerry Bacalis, indus
trial propietario de una fabri-
ca de refrescos, tendra que ofre
Ger una fianza de $500 para
gozar de los beneficios que lie
cOncedi6 ell recursO.
Los amigos de Peter Frank
nan salido para Savannah, don
de esperan levantar los fOndos
n~ecesarios y depositar la fan
"a.
Esta resolution judicial no a.
fecta al otro acusado, pues ell
recurso fue presentado en- ia
vor de Frank exclusivamente
fiscal Farrior hizo saber que
al conceder los beneficios de la
libertad provisional a Frank, 10
hacia bajo la garantia ofrecida
por ell abog3do defensor de que
Frank sera i2resentadc en- ell az
t. del juicio. Farrior convino
en- que las evidencias contra
Frank eran debiles y que por
ESQ no Sc habia opuesto a la So
licitud del recurso.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
LOS LADRONES QUE OPE-
RAN EN- OTELE HAN
DESAPARECIDO DE LA
FLORIDA

De las investig'aciones prac-
ticad9s por ell jefe de detectives
Bush Sc iha llegado al convened
miento de que los dos .j6venes
que asaltaIon y robaron a va
rios clientes de hoteles en- esta
ciudad, han salido de los limi-
ties del estado, a causa de la ac-
tiva persecution de que fueron
objeto. Bush asegura que Sc ira
ia de los mismos s~ujetos que en-
la ciudad de Jacksonville asal-
taron a siete Ipersonas, usandC
parecido procedimiento. Las in
veStigaciones continuan Y la
policia trata de localizar a dos
pasaleros del Ford del ano 1929
cuyas senas coinciden con las
de los atracadores, y que fueron
vistcs saliendo de la ciudad q
las pocas horas de haberse co.
metido los robos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
LOS CONSULES EXTRANJE
RIOS RESIDENCES EN- TAM
PA CONSTITUIRAN UNA


Los c6nsules extranjeros acre
ditados en- Tampa asistlran eS-
ia noche a una comida en- ell Res
taurant Columbia, invitados por
ell Consul de Mexico, ST.. Rafael
Ruesga, para tratar de la reor-
ganizaci6n de la Hermandad
Consular, cuyo ORGANISING ha es
tado en- receso por varios amos.
Sc espera que asistan unas Is
personals que representa- a o
tras tantas naciones de Europa
e Hispano America.
Cuando esta Hernandez fue
o~rganizada, hace algunos amos,
era costumbre tener una reu :
MON mensual donde Sc trataban
distintos asuntos de interes en-
relacion con suS respectivos con
sulados.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
ES

pile Sra. Carload Suarez, Sc en-
J cuentra disfrutando de unas
vacaciones entire nosotros.
Ell DR.. de la Puente form6
parte del cuerpo m6dico del Cen
tro Asturiano de la Habana.
Idonde sus services Sc hicieror
muy nOtables.
Los meritos de su elegante
esnosa han sido destacados en-
los PARTICIPATES rotativos haba-
neros.
En- la fiesta que lie ofreciera
,el ST.. Gregory, como un gesto
de q0rtesia a los presentes, can
Itt "El Pavo Real' y ell "Fai-
san" del maestro cubano Ernes-
to Lecuona, acompanada ppr e.
~valioso pianista Sr. Barcellos
de Braga.
Ri maestro Braga tuvo fra
ses de elagio para la gran arts
ia, proclamandola como una vel
dadera estrella del genera cuba
no.
, Ruben Moreno, ell amable
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
SE DFSTROzO Ell AUTO
GIRO DE LA EXPEDl-
CION BYRD

Pequeha America, Antartica'
Oct. 2.-Uno de los aviones de
la expedition que commando Ell
Contra Almirante Byrd, un an
togiro La Cierva, de %constrGe-
ci6n americana, Sc desbarat6 al
lAcfer con una m>le de hielo en-
81 momar.o del aterrizaje. FL
9vt~girr, pilcteado por William
Me Ccrmick, Sc volc6 aprisio-
nandc al pilcto entire las ruinas.
Las heriGas del pilcto no son
graves. Ell aparato ha quadado
inservible, segun los mecanicos
de la expedition.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
Hojas del Turco aromatico

Despues Sc agregan las cantida-
DIES precisas de los tipos cabales de
tabaco turco, para dar al Chester
field la "sazon'' que hace resaltar
en- ellos su mejor sabor.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02

Una reunion
En- la Residential del Consul
de Cuba, Sr. Jose A. Gregory,
en- la avenida Central, Sc lie
ofreci6 I'm calido homemade de
al inteligente DR.. Juan
de la PUente, que en- cCmpania
de su esposa, la meritisima IT,
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
Ell Hospital San Jose


Muchas personals visitaron
ell hospital que las hermanas de
"San Francisco tienen en- la
Septima avenida Y Gale Nor
gan, y que en- Ell dia de aver en-
pez6 a admitir enfermos.
Hermosos ramos del jardin
de Greco adornaban ell estabEe-
cimiento benefico.
Ha sido nombrado director Ell
DR.. Gaetano Ferrante.
Iguales hospitales tienen las
hermanitas en- st. Petersburg y
Miami Beach.
Muchos exitos las deseamos
en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
= AstarOutk Social Club

r. AstarOuth Social Club
Prepare un Winnie Roast pa
RI fecha proxima.
Mike Perez Sc ha encargado
de comprar 25 libras de winnies
para satisfacer ell deseo de los
'hambrie1tcs'', en- su primera
fic ia al lire libre.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
la Septima avenida y Gale 16

el pr6ximo sab2do.
Debido q los e5fuerzos de los
organizsNiores de ezta fiesta, Sc
.cira 2or primera vez Ell esta ciu
dad Ia famosa orQvesta de Jim
my Gum and His Dixie Sere-
naders."
Los potentes aparatos de ven
tiiaci0n que Sc usaron Ell la fies
ia del Centre de West Tampa,
Sc in~stalaran esa nrche.
SECURE informando.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
Don

Las mesas reserVadas, 6n
cuatro sillas, costaran cuatro pc
SIS.
Las boletas, que estan yasa la
venta, son limitadas.
Cesar RiUerO
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
Una NOche en- MejicO"

"Umd Noche en- M6jicO"
Sc Ilam3ra ell cabaret privado
Eue la prestigiosa sociedad Cen
tire Espanol c~elebrara en- sus sa-
lcnes de Ybor, ell dia 27 de este
mes.
La gaceta., 1934-10-02

FL bale del
Centre Espa6ol
Gran entusiasmo existe para
ell bale de los m~uchachos que
commando ell active joven Severn
.r2 Quintanilla, en- los salones de
La gaceta., 1934-10-02
Chesterfields son mas suaves
Los ChesterlieIds saben meior
Tabacos madurados. de n. America

Comenzamos con las mas selec-
tas hojas de los tabacos mas suaves
y madurados, cosechados en- los
Estados Unidos, Sc dejan curar y
ahejar, cual who's generosos, para
Prestarles gusto y sabor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29
REMAINING THE GULF STREAM
New York Herald Tribune)


Investigators of the Bingham 0eeanographie
Laboratory at Yale have just unearthed scandal
in Of the most conservative the most cele-
brated and certainly of the oldest institutions
in this part of the world. The Gulf Stream, it ap-
pears has water from the Gulf of Mexico; it
has, indeed, next to nothing to do with the Gulf
Of Mexico at all. The ordinary current charts show
it debouchng from the western end OF the Carib-
bean past the Peninsula of Yucatan then sweep
ing right around the rim of the Gulf of Mexico to
pass out around the tip of Florida. These charts
are in error The Gulf. so far as the Gulf Stream
is concerned, just an incident; the current merely
cuts its southeastern corner to get from the
Yucatan Channel to the Atlantic by the shortest,
available route, and though it may pick up a little
Gull water in passing it is not enough to amount
to anything.
Having exposed these seandalous facts how
ever the Yale Oceanographers rush onward into the
common delusion that something can, and ought
to be- done about them. The Gulf Stream, they
observe. is misnomer; that famous river in the
ocean should forthwith be renamed the ''Carib-
bean Current or the FLORIDA Curren" One can
see no merit in either suggestion. Besides renam-
ing that hoary institution would not be so easy 1t
was discovered in 1912; it did not appear on chart
until 1870 when Benjamin Franklin got Nan
tucket shipmaster to plot its course. but it was
definitely announced as the Gulf Stream on that
chart. and it has been ever since. So it is likely
to continue and very properly. This passion for
altering historic names just because they are wrong
should be discouraged. One might as we'll change
the name of the Lachne Rapids directly above
Montreal. because they do not lead the way
through a northwest passage to China.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

Merchants who complain of business
conditions have only themselves to blame
II they would invite folks to their places
If business. it would increase There are
many people who refuse to patronize a
business house if it is too "eheap" to invite
prospective buyers to their stores. We
know this statement to be true because we
have been SO told not once. but many
times. but regardless of this, it remains a
fact that the business man who advertises
gets the bulk of the business. That is a
satisfaction To which the advertiser is en-.
titled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

WILL always sssk the truth and rrins
smmnsat fear and without favor; never be
sfEaiA 70 attack wrong or to applaud right,
slwnys figAt fer progress; never be the or
- e. Ne meuthpIses Of any person. clique
laslion 81 class; always Do it, utmost for tbs
.euhfs welfare; usver tolerate corruption 81
H. 80; aenounes res and praise virtue.
ssmmand esod deas ~ Individual or organ
lsAtian; tolerant % others rights. Views and
apluioua; print only news that win elevate
as act eensaminsts the reader; never eOD-
premlse VITA prineipie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29
CITY AND COUNTY CONSOLIDATION


Jacksonville and Duval County are
planning an experiment in government
that has been advocated by The Citizen
for decade or more of years by which
they hope to save approximately So per
cent of the present cost of administration
in its dual form now. But these two units
of the state must have the permission of
the entire state in order to do this, as
strange as it may seem. Having no laws
on the statute books to allow for the ex-
pertinent of consolidating their city and
county governments, the only way to OBJ
tain legal sanction for the move was a
Constitutional amendment, on which the
entire voting power of the state must pass,
and which comes before US on the ballot at
the general election on November 6.
The amendment specifically states
that the Constitutions permission for local
government merger applies only to Duval
County and jacksonville No other county,
city or town is affected one iota by the
amendment The two northern political
subdivisions simply are asking US for our
permission to work out saner and more
efficient economic plan of government, and
then voting i'm a county referendum upon
it's final adoption.
The situation i'm Monroe is similar to
that of Duval County in many respects. OF
its Isl, 900 approximate population, Jack
sonville has 10000, or So per cent of the
total. OF an assessed property valuation of
81 millions in the county. 81 millions, or
about 81 per cent are located in the city
limit of Jacksonville. Yet an expensive.
duplicating county government is main
tanned for the remaining $1,000 population
in the rural districts and the per cent as
sesSed property valuation outside the
urban district 1t is the elimination of this
needless expense that the consolidation
plan has in mind. 1t is a laudable effort,
and it appears that the voters of Florida
are going to give their sister city and
county the chance to put this experiment
in government economics into effect.
The idea of city-county government
has been tried in at least ten other states
of the Union, and have proved their worth
in every instance. Jacksonville will be the
pioneer in Florida and its peculiar govern
mental situation is ideally suited to such
an experiment That the voters of Florida
will give their whole-hearted cooperation
to the northern city and county in their eff
fort. almost goes without saying. Then,
after this November permission has
been granted, we may sit back and watch
the idea take root and mature in our
northern sister county.
1t is known fact that governmental
costs today, from the federal government
on down to local governments, are far too
high to be justified and when such plan
as Jacksonville has is offered, it is up to
the rest of us to let it be tried out at least.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

tonight and HEesszEs HseuEzs
northeast winis-
Florida Par 1unszkf nn4 Hae@
day slightly wEruseT N swrs an4
xesf-ceutrzl EsaFttans $685.
Jaaksunx1lle = Faarsez $50
Moderate narfh stlsslnE ta NaTa~
east windx. fra4h wsNF N1N
s0uth rortion- wemEheE &99 -
night and TaesG4E-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

qualified list would cast ballots in
the November election. Now it
appears that more than the usual
percentage of voters viii exercise
their right Of suffrage. One of
the most potent reason for a
large vote. it is said, is the fact
that a large number will vote for
w. J. Sears to be returned TO con-
greSs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

Either local merchants must adj
vertise more extensively in The
Citizen or the paper will have to
be reduced from eight pages TO
either six or four. There are
some merchants who advertise
regularly in The Citizen. Others
who advertise once or twice week
ly and still others who do not adj
vertise at all. The Citizen re-
grets having to take this step but
it cannot continue to lose money
as it has in the past.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29
II is a difficult matter to decide how

ID is a difficult matter to decide how
60 vote on the exemption amendment
Arguments appear specious on both sides
Of the question. In making decision The
Citizens helpful advice is to weigh all
arguments and above all else see who is
supporting and who is opposing the pro-
posed amendment to exempt homesteads
from taxation. The chief executive of
Florida. Governor Sholtz, does not favor
the amendment. Also large property own
ers and corporations are against the ex-
emption. Two outside newspapers of some
circulation i'm Key West are at opposites
an the question-the Miami Herald being
Car aud the Miami Daily News against the
exemption.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29
sssssssssessesssssseesss
Today's Horoscope
,ssseeesssssseeae=scssss

Here we have an emotional
temperament. There viii probably
be great attention to small details,
which is one of the saving quail
ties of this degree. Added to this.
the heart appears to be centered
in the task. and with this COM
bination a good position will prob
ably be achieved through patient
and perhaps laboriOus toll.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here just 10 Years
Ago Today As Taken From
The Files Of The Citizen

An impending strike of cigar
makers in Key West has been
peacefully averted, manufactur-
ers agreeing to put into effect in
this city the same scale of wages
paid in Tampa. The increase
ranges from so cents to So per
thousand. Every grade of cigar
in Key West is affected. Mariana
Alvarez, of the Santaella Cigar
company. expressed the belief
that there will be no more trouble
in the cigar trade in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

DIR. AureliO Perez was not the
Perez arrested recently in con-
neetion with shooting birds in the
bushes The AureliO Perez nam
ed in the article in The Citizen
yesterday Is a much younger man
than the doctor and is now in the
city Jail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

Moving pictures of the San
Carlos Celebration will be shown
at the Monroe Thsater this eve
ming and at the Strand Theater
tomorrow. There are many scenes
of the most picturesque and at
tractive scenes and floats dis
played in the gigantic parade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

The Key West Woman's Club
is now conducting a restaurant in
the rooms of the library and the
funds raised from the sale Of meals
viii be, eventually. used to con-
struct a building for housing the
library. A writing desk was re-
Gently placed in the club and
stationery is furnished those who
ask.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

Hunting privileges at Fort
Taylor have been revoked. The
order of revocation was issued BY
Captain John J. Maher. command
ing officer. after he was inform
el by Game Warden Bethel that
citizens shooting on the reserva-
ton were violating the law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

lS21-The L. :. slOop-of-WaE
Hornet. dispatched TO West In
dies in effort TO stop piracy 50
general there. captured piratical
ship. the Moscow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

Concrete pillars for the new
Stephen Lowe store and lumber
sheds at the corner of Caroline
and William streets have been
placed. Other work is progress
ing rapidly. Contractor Ralph
Russell says all of the buildings
will be competed in about eight
weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

For once in history Roosevelt is allow
iuH i'lato's philosophers, or at least uni
vsFSi,y professors. their innings at the art
~ governing, 1ih ffqt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

When asked to sacrifice something for
the poor children, little Willie generously
agreed To do without soap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

There's an Old Spinning Wheel in
che Parlor." Gee, that's barking back a
hong time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

The successful liar must have good
memory, or he'll put his foot in it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

The old feminine complaint that the
dears have nothing to wear now puts them
e. the height Of fashion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-29

q. Water and Sewerage.
e. Bridges to complete Road to Main
iand
3. Free Pert.
Hotels and Apartments
8. Bathing Pavilion.
9. Aquarium.
z. AirpoFts-Land and Sea.
4 Consolidation Of County and City
Governments.