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4704 MAPLE AVE

A MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME
New h-room brick Has all the comforts
OF much more expensive home You
should see this home and consider its
beautiful Cnlored tile bath complete kltch-
en-. Its frerlsce with its paneed knotted-
pine mantel. IFS large and roomy rooms its
automatic oil-burnng heating plant, built
in garage with overhead doors its concrete
porch and the convenience OF its arrange
men its ward with its natural planting l.
actually has apples and pears growing IN
the yard
Directions: Come 70 Bank Of Bethesda
continue on WIS. ave to Maple ave turn
on the property
q n
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW; ROOMS, TILE
bath open fireplace, modern electric kitch-
en- oil burner with year-around hook-up;
concrete porch; large lots: 9araee
e psnt en sh 2St to r. D. l. G. .vf n. to hsn sh on. s
home. nao0 ca1l,on 4dom, ave ssDetaehsd brick
spect. out r I. ave to s. DAKOTA ave. - me-. "
GOA R. r Il I. Ave. M iHSGRAoTsoon Ne. Dees}ur oa17.
AN UNUSUAL VALUE.
This new home, in one OF the finest n w.
sections is now available for your in spec
ton. With 8 large rooms, . baths, recre-
shion s1.on room IN basement, breakfast ROOM
sleeping porch and attached garage. on a
beautiful 5O-foot lot is one Of today's finest
values. The price is only Slo,950 and may
ob ne phbpchsSed s br,rt Tih S1no cash ana $40 per
Call Cleveland 2165 after 3 80 pm.
BRICK -CORNER-NEW.
Flve large rooms, open fireplace. hoored
attlc. space for . more rooms. Six Groom
mouse. new. automatic heat, ultra modern
kitchen.
1901 CONGRESS ST. Sc.
Open 1890 to Dark
tOut Nichols ave. Sc to 9Th St left to
Alabama ave, left to 11th pl., right to
1924 1sth yAP5E Il: \ nv JAMES. 1bc. B,:,. ss47.
s. 765O-BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
MUST BE SOLD.
Near 18th and Rittenhouse SITS. NV.
Five nice rooms bath; large lot and priced
to sell quickly. Call Mr.. Boaze. Geo 6779.
WAPLE &, JAMES. INC
1924 14th ST. NV Dist 3346
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
LARGE ROOMS, lls BATHS.
:, Very deep lot: garage for 3 cars, oil
burner; house in new-house cond.
5sla 7th ST, NV.
tBetWeen Nicholson y Oglethorpe)
WAPLE Il JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST NV Dist. 3347
DUMBARTON AVE
In Old Observation-Disclosures semi-de
tached brick 10 rooms, > baths; h.-W h.
new oil burner, cleo refrigeration: lot
l?o 1t, deep with beautiful garden A
home in good condition and ready for
occupancy. Price $4,000
L. T. GRAVATTE
129 18th ST. Realtor Natl. O753.
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BIG-S8, ,85O-BARGAIN.
NEW. ULTRA-MODERN

OIL HEAT PORCHES-GARAGE
; large bed rms, lIv. nm. din. rm., beau
tttul!S equipped kit and bath, shower large
recreation rm.. fun attic and cellar, l block
10 bus, 3 70 stores and school,
WOODLAND DRIVE-WOODSIDE PARK
Out Georgia ave. 4 blocks past traffic
Grace Church I'd. one block, then right to
houses.
OPEN DAILY
Owners Phone. Shepherd 31S2
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

bed rooms beautiful corner lot. within
! block Conn. ave. schools movies all
stores and churches, Perfect condition
owner must sacrifice al two-thirds orig
lnal cost. SlO.450.
home ] block Chevy Chase Circle at sac
riflce price of S2l 500 New-house CON
ditlon. CLYDE C. DUNNINGTON, Cleye-
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SAUL'S ADDITION,
1Oo COOLER
ON THE Hill,


NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY and
SOLDIERS, HOME. in one OF our FINEST
COMMUNITIES. on an EXTRA WIDE
STREET with BUSES and TROLLEYS AT
THE DOOR. Shopping center schools
churches and parks nearby. No fowery
phrases, Just PLAIN FACTS Will SELL
2741 4th ST. NE.
SIX BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. fun basement
and TWO HUGE GLASS-INCLOSED
PORCHES. fine front porch with PERMA-
NENT OUTLOOK End TO NONE. Garage
at rear on spacious alley. Nice front and
large rear yard with LOTS OF FLOWERS
and shrubs.
OPEN DAILY, AFTERNOON
AND EVENINGS.
This house IS so ARRANGED that We
can. by using the ENCLOSED PORCHES
make two FOUR-ROOM APARTMENTS for
YOU. See MR.. CASSEL on the premises
al the time for full details as to PRICE
AND TERMS. which will agreeably SUR
PRISE ANY PURCHASER.
National 919.. Atlantic 6333.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

J." rooms. 2 baths: bed rooms, corner
OIL heat. oak trim; l2rr investment | block
Columbia rd. and 10th st Originally sold
Tor $40 80. Price S1"5oO for a limited
time MR.. TWEED National OS56 Eve
nlngs. Cleveland 1NNG
Evening star., 1937-08-15
10 SUNNYSIDE Ed.

I1N SUNNYS1DE PD.,
SLIGO Park Hills.
SIX rooms, bath. buIlt-In garage; very
good condltton: So
1GG CHESAPEAKE AVE.
Silver Sprlng Md.
Five rooms and bath. INV. heat, de-
tached garage; S5l 25
32l4 WISCONSIN AVE NV
Nine rooms. > baths elec. refrlgeration;
large rear yard, SIS.
! PINE ST
Nj. Ida. Alexandra, Va
Six rooms and bath hotwater heat de-
tached garaee. SO
WEAVER BROS, INC,
REALTORS.
Washington BIDS District Q4SS
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2741 9Th ST. NE.
IN DAILY, AFTERNOC
AND EVENINGS
FORECI,OSuRE RARGA1N

BLOCK OFF GEORGIA AVE
63;3 9th st. .w.-Attractive semi
detached corner brick containing rooms
ana path. inclosed porch, fun basement.
Dullt-ln garage Al condition throughout.
Beautiful lawn and shrubbery
Terms lu'' cash. balance in one trust al
81. Priced under 1000
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
10 AN TO PM
VIM. M. Throckmorton, Inc,
POI lnveStmenf Bldg ReaItnr plst HnaH
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BARGAIN.
MODERN CORNER HOME
Lovely porch. center hall. House open
k3Ol l1th ST n VI
LAST CHANCE.

18th ST. NE-Uniess sold within
very short time. this beautiful little home
vii be taken off the market and rented
condition from top to bottom ton, tfUpSs There's
SI5nu frst trust Some HOME-SEEKER
OR INVESTOR can get a real bargain here
II they act quick enough Look a. the
property. talk to MR., COOPER there or
call Aflnniic iilil -
Evening star., 1937-08-15

sW ON WATERFRONT. POSSESSION
Two-story. semi detached house hot-water
heat. elect. bath g bed rooms); S295O
terms METROPOLITAN 1913 16S
Evening star., 1937-08-15
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW,
n n OF 0EO

NEW BGICK BUNGALOW,
D. C.-$7,950.
New all-brick bungalows on wide
avenue IN choice residential section. ,
iarEe rooms. each will hold complete set
OF furniture: exceptional kitchen. real fire
place, full basement: furred walls foored
attic, arched porch. weather-stripped
screened. garage, lot 4Oxl25 to an alley,
A delightful place to live: see for yourself
1851 western ave D. c. Out Wisconsin
ave 10 Davenport st. west on Davenport
70 western ave. north "a block. j. CREEL
Evening star., 1937-08-15
A REAL, VALUE AT 81 5OO

A REAL VALUE AT So, 500.
LOVELY ENGLISH BRICK HOME
HIGH ELEVATION; u ROOMS BATH GA
RAGE OIL HEAT INSULATED FURRED
WALLS; 5!-FT. LOT. EASY TERMS.
1927 45th Pl. Sc.
Drive out Pa. ave. across bridge to
Alabama ave a. the top Of md hill, turn
left 10 45th, left | block 10 house
Paul P. Stone G. A. S. Lord,
N0P1-IJ r1-I
Evening star., 1937-08-15

TODAY'S BARGAINS.
241 LongfelloW st. NV.
$500 CASH.
Here's an opportunity to pick up fine
nome with small down payment Balance
fnanelng There are rooms room, II bath, - in in
closed porches. built-in garage: recon-
ditiored throughout.
819 Whittier st. NV.
DETACHED.
This is an outstanding value-detached
nome at the price of row house, large
garage on wide alley Very reasonable
terms will be accepted
1874 Randolph st. NV.
Located in q, very desirable neishbor-
hood VIII produce good returns, in addi
is in excellent condition and can be bought
vi e9' OPEN FOR INSPECTION
COURT REALTY CO.,
5627 Georgia Ave. Georgia 3414.
sENsATIoHAL HONE VALUE.
DETACHED
BUNGALOW HOMES.
uT9G pRIGE c2NLY 3NLY sS45n $3.50
>, Featuring 3 large bed rooms with fine
living and dining rooms and de luxe kitch-
en-; furred walls, ,weatherstri lnsu
lots; in exceptionally convenient location,
near graded and high schools. parochial
schools. buses and stores. Only three of
THESE and first time advertised so act now
and aon't be sorry.
Terms Arranged to Suit
See Builders Representative on Premises
4s15 43rd Pl. NV.
Directions: Go out Wisconsin ave. to
River I'd: out River rd to 43rd pl then
right to houses. or, out Wisconsin ave. to
Elllcott St, then left on Ellcott ? squares
to 43rd pl. then left to houses
REAL HOME
IN a FINE LOCATION
At Low Price
Beautiful Detached Brick Home.
Woodridee. D. c.
. nne rooms upstairs, knotty pine. rec
reation room in basement full tile bath,
extra lavatory on first floor; brick garage;
large lot.
Latest Construction Features.
PRICE ONLY S945O
Terms Arranged to Suit
Priced below the market for such a COM
plete home.
Near schools stores and Transportation.
See Builders Representative, . to PM.
1880 Shepherd st. NE.
Go out Rhode Island ave. to Goth. north
on 10th to Shepherd st.
Z ROOMS-S6 e5O-VACANT
NeW-house condition; refriseration:
sleeping porch. Very easy terms.
1857 OWEN PL. NE.
wAplE : pJs JAMES, INC.
1924 l4th St. NV. Dist. 3347.
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INSPECT SUNDAY.

5000 32nd 81. Oh Oh. D. c: unusuallv
rapapered thr6nshon auto elHe' heaf side We W.
randa h.-i ear.: close 10 school DIXIE
REALTY Co. Natl. $3.50. Sunday. Pot
Evening star., 1937-08-15
$4,875,

In forest section Of Silver Spring
Brand-new. 2-bed-room bungalow, Bryant
air conditioning. hardwood floors. built-in
tub and shower, oxford kitchen cabinets.
tation. Terms arranged. MR.. sAsNETT.
National $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
3 JENIFER ST. NV.
Omen TAdaV

Seven rooms. > baths. interior garage
concrete front porch. This semi-detached
brick house is ABOUT "a blocks east of
Connecticut ave. is high and has a fine
outlook. is in perfect condition. Price.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K ST. NV National 1856
Evening star., 1937-08-15
LARGE HOME

LARNE HUME,
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD.
14ti Parkwocd p. NW.-oS5 90
Large home living room, dining room.
four bed rooms baths. screened rear
porch kitchen tWo-Car garage, elec. re-
trlgeratlon.
1404 CAERTTZ Dist Q0SO
Evening star., 1937-08-15
LESS THAN $500.

i bath. gas heat, . screened porches; in
perfect condition; ideal home for the eco
monica i family. For details call Adams o4G4
Evening star., 1937-08-15
MICHIGAN PARK, CLOSE
TO UNIVERSITY

Attractive Colonial-type brick; 6 large
rms bath: Center-hall plan: brick gar;
vacant DIXIE REALTY co. Natl. $3.50.
Sunday
Evening star., 1937-08-15
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

1105 Flower ave: choice of small
and larger units; cool. new BLDG; private
GARAGES lockers, laundry rooms heat
furnished. See nanaeer or call DIXIE
REALTY CO. Natl. $3.50
Evening star., 1937-08-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ON ST. AT 9Th sE-6 r. and b. brick,
h.-wh.. cleo, built-in garage everything
In good condition; price only SIS 500: free
and clear of all debt easy terms. e. A.
GARVEY. Dist. 450s. Ewes. Geo $500.
1928 Vt ave.
$6,475. UNUSUAL TERMS.
NEW COLONIAL HOME.
4OS CEDAR LANE
HUNTINGTON TERRACE.
Wooded setting. Large living room with
3 exposures. Fireplace Hardwood floors
Tile bath. Lot 51x145.
Electric Kitchen Health Home"
Open day and night. Drive to Bethesda,
left on GEORGETOWN I'd. to Cedar lane. left
Evening star., 1937-08-15

600 BLOCK ROCK CREEK
CHURCH ROAD.
Three-story brick; rooms and baths:
hot-water heat. cleo: large rooms: garage;
| convenient neighborhood. Call Mr. Gulf
Ere Met. 1927. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Nearly new. detached corner all-brirk k
mouse; rms. baths, 3 porches elec
retrlseration GARAGE, good section Adams
Evening star., 1937-08-15

NEAR CAPITOL. s.E.-FURNIsHED. s.
rm. brick, baths. arransed apts.. AL
cash. Tenants pay balance. Bargsi,.
OWNER. Box 493-K. Star.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
PLANNING TO
FEATURE new
OIL INDUSTRY
FLoRIDArs PRODUCT WILL BE
GIVEN SPECIAL PLACE AT
GREAT LAKES EXPOSITION
IN CLEVELAND

DeLAND, Nay 10 FNSl.-
Flor:da's newest industry-the
production Of tung oil in CONNER
cial quantities. to be featured
at the Great Lakes Exposition, in
Cleveland, during the coming
summer, according to General
Manager Ear Brown OF the Flor
ida Nationa. Exhibits.
In order that the new industry
may be gwen the space its eco
nomie importance deserves, the
management of the Exposition
has set aside an area in that sec
ton TO be devoted to manufactur-
ing interests, known as The
Making OF a Nation" an area
which viii permit a showing o.
tung trees, tung nuts, samples of
tung oil and a miniature mill dem
onstrating how the valuable oil is
extracted, refined and otherwise
prepared for the large and ever
increasing market which awaits
it.
Tung trees viii be found in the
paintings OF the Florida area sur
rounding Florida Manor and sam
pies o. tung oil and tung nuts VIII
be found in the industrial section
o. the florida exhibit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
Art Project
Planning New Class

Project is sponsoring four art
classes weekly at the Key West
High School. These classes are
free with absolutely no cost TO
the students. These students are
working Tor life model, a differ
ent stadent volunteering for each
class.
AS a reward to the student who
poses, the instructor presents him
with a portrait sketch made for
him while he Is posing FOR his
classmates.
At the same tisae this is being
done other students have an op-
portrnity of watching an artist at
work, study his technique and the
gradual development OF a sketch.
This same method is employed in
the outdoor sketching class.
Dir. Reyes stated that Under this
practical method the students have
made remarkable progress in con-
sideration of the fact that they
had no previous training and that
the classes started just one month
ago.
In the next few days. said Mr.
Reyes, the public viii be invited
to a retrospective exhibition o.
the work of the students in order
that they may be enabled to gain
a comprehensive idea of the prog
ress made by the students.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
Fourth Corps Area
Lists Training Camps

Headquarters OF the Fourth
Corps Area, L. S. Army, at At
lanta, Ga, is sending out listing
of the Summer training camps
which viii be active in al parts
Of the Fourth Corps area TINS
year.
That portion OF the list REFER
ing to Florida contains the an
nouncement that the troops which
are to be stationed at Key Wes-
will be the 265th Regiment. Coast
Artillery. of Florida, 1O5th Oh
servation Squadron, from Ten
nessee, and the Florida State
Staff and State Detachment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

Observation-Disclosures
. 2
FLORIDA FOREIGN
TRADE FACTS"


EDITORS NOTE. Below
Is the fourth in a series of
articles published in this
newspaper in observance of
Florida Foreign Trade Week.
npsx current The week Is
being staged BY the Florida
State Chamber of Com
meree, in cooperation with
the local Chambers, the
United States Department of
Commerce and the Chamber
Of commeree Of the United
States.
"Sea-going" railroad freight
ears ride the ferry between Port
Everglades. Fl. Lauderdale and
Cuba.
COastwise and foreign shipping
through Florida's six major ports
IS valued at more than S3O0,000.-
900 annually.
Georgia. across Florida. is less
than AZ miles from salt water,
the Gulf OF Mexico.
Pal>tka. miles down the st
Johns river, was a seaport VIXEN
jacksonville was (a) Cow-fOrdl
Tampa's imports during 1885
were valued at more than six mil
lion dollars; exports were worth
more than eight and a half million
dollars.
jacksonville is said to be tbs
Inst port OF call for ships bound
for South america. Panama Cnnal
and Far East ports.
Florida's exports in 1870 valued
a more than 81, 100000; her i'm
ports the same year, at slightly
more than $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
Bridge Commission
Making Survey Of
Various Operations

Members of the Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge District are today
making a survey o. the Florida
Keys from No Name Key TO Mate
cunbe. and are being accompan-
led by number of invited
guests
1t is understood that the trip
will include visits to the differ
ent camps and for the purpose o.
noting the progress made to date
on each of the several road and
fridge projects
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
Senate Passes Bill
For Key West To
Have Water System
MESSAGE FOUND IN
BOTTLE ON BEACH

al sea, September 10,
1890. three days cut Of lie
Havre. France Drop Ralph
Taylor = card at 500 South
Cedar street, Mobile, Ala. This
was dropped from the S. s.
Afoundia. of the Waterman
S. s. company. of Mobile,
Ala"
The foregoing words were
found on q weather stained
piece Of corrugated board
which was in a bottle and
found BY Charles Maekie.
third assistant keeper at Dry
Trtngas lighthouse on the
beach at Loggerhead Key,
where the light is situated
So long had the words been
written that they had grown
dim and could hardly be de-
eiphered. and the name of the
ship had almost faded from
the board
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
Advisory Council
Conducts Meeting

The Citizens Advisory Counc
net in the Conference Rousu q.
the WPA bu lding last night 81 4
o'clock. Melvin F. RuEsen artea
as temporary chairman.
The treasurer's report showe
that 80 local families Whcre thcre
are no employable members. re-
eeived community welfare assist
anee during the month % ApIh
The council was advised Of "a a.
ditiona, csc which the Board ul
Social We fare fees is in urgent
need Of this ass stance. and IRE
members voted e. have tins namc
added to the list during the msuth
Of May.
This community fund Is dunat-
ed BY interestered Key Wesi cIii-
zens who have pledged themselFes
to assist needy cases where no AID
is forthcoming from any ofher
source.
At the request o. the South
Florida Crippled Children's So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
DEMAND INQUIRY
INTO AG,1TES
DURING ELECTION
CHARGES MADE THAT BusI-
NESS ASSOCIATION EN-
DEAvoRED TO DEFEAT
TWO SENATORS

TALLAHASSEE, Fia., May 19
(FNSl.-Direet charges that the
Florida Better Business Associa-
ton, numbering independent mer-
chants from all over the state, in
its membership, had worked in
the 1886 elections to defeat two
state senators, Senate President
D. Stuart ellis of DeFuniak
Springs, and Spessard L. Holland
of Barlow, were voiced by house
members who demand an inquiry
into association activities and OPP
erationS.
The charge was made by Rep
resentatve E. Snow Martin that
(ContinIed on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
Bridge Bids We're
Opened Yesterday

So wefe epencd Yesterday aft
slaoan in the soauty court house
80 ESQ eaatfsris % the Overseas
sad and Tell nridEc District, and
ghfea beds sere receivod on one
eaHllaei and $50 bids On the
aiaFf
Geufrart H2. consisting Of the
ganaffafliun 81 the complete
tfsxa aect ca and changes 20
a. aina san la the existing
taiIfuad blitge kuoEu a. Moser
fhannei Brl1NE. was the first
eaHs8act acted en-
Tao campanies' BIDS we're open
"a 81 thh eonfragt. these Of the
IL eanan nfiaer and Iron com
nanx. of Mlauakee. Wise and
49, Narth Amsriean Construction
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
CUBA ARRIVES
FROM HAVANA
VESSEL BRINGS IN As PAS
SENGERS; LEAVES
FOR TAMPA

Steamship Cuba OF the P. and
o. S. s. Co., arrived yesterday
afternoon from Havana with four
first class passengers for Key
West, SO first and two second
class passengers for Tampa.
Key West arrivals: Mary Busch.
Jack Justice. Ramon BazO and
Martin Slais.
The S. s. Cuba sailed O'e, ock
with the following bookings from
this port: Mrs. J. B. Sullivan,
Mrs. Teresa Sullivan, Miss Lettie
Sullivan, R. o. Morris. ". Graham,
Robert HerttelI, Howard Albury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

Encouraged By the success With
the Saturday morning sketchin,.
classes, the Federal Art Project
has decided to organize another
class. which viii be exclusively
for adults.
There viii be no children adj
mitted to this class, bet all chill
dren win be admitted. and are
welcome. to the Saturday morn.
ing outdoor sketehing class, now
in progress and making excellent
Roadway, said Emigdio Reyes d.
reeting the classes and who was .
visitor at The Citizen office yes
terday.
Mr.. Reyes said that he expect:
a large number Of adults to stud.l
under q trained artist and stated
that Key West is the only com.
munity of its size in the United
States, where this opportunity il
being given to students o. art.
The time and place FOR the
classes VIII be decided on lateI
and viii be fixed to suit the ma
jority OF the adult students. APP.
plieations for these classes may
be obtained daily at the Hos.
pitalitv House from 10 in tia
morning to noon and from 2 aatil
in the afternoon
In addition to the eutdoot
sketehing classes the Federal Art
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
EXTRA SESSION
NOT NECESSARY
RUxoR OF SPECIAL LEcfs.
LATIvF MEETING -
DIScREDGTED

TALLAHkssEE. May ~ fFSsl
that an extra eesEaa
of the legislature may BE- Heces
sary were promptly cxpiodea -
President d. Stuart ellis o en-
senate and Speaker W. Mel
Christie Of the house in Reuapa-
Fer interviews.
"0nly those who wouid - ~
terested on account % sel.ish no
tives in seeing nothing daue.
would hint 1t sach uecesitg.
scoffed Christie.
President ellis declared lhai
need for any extra session cannai
be seen at the present time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

company, of Jacksonville. Flor
ida.
Contract H-S, to consist of the
construction OF the complete
bridge deck on and changes to the
Bascule Span, in the existing rail-
road bridge known as Channel No.
) Bridge.
Bidders on this were: Wanna
maker and Wells Incorporated, OF
0rangeburg, S. c., Wisconsin
Bridge and Iron company, of Mil
waukee, Wise, and the North Am
eriean Construction company, OF
Jacksonville, Fla.
These bids are to be sent to
the PWA official headquarters
at jacksonville, and within a
brief time the awards Of con-
tracts viii be announced, it is said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
WPA Officials Pay
Visit To Key West

Fled Engineer from the state
office in Je<ksonsille, and r. W
Langley. Regional Engineer from
New Orleans.
They arrived yesterday in a
plane of the United States Coast
Guard and al OF them, with the
exception of Engineer Langley,
left in the afternoon for Miami.
Mr.. Langley vii leave in the
morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
Sponge Sales Exceed
ThOusandD Dollar Mark

punches of wool which brought
1912 or a traction more than
$40 the bunch.
Other sales OF wool recorded
showed 20 punches at $3.50 and
so punches at $50. There were
also a number of small lots of
grazs and yellow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

Officials of the Works Progress
Administration were visitors IN
Key West yesterday and visited tia
different projects in this part -Ot
the county in company with Area
Supervisor B. Curry Moreno.
In the group were: W. E. Hank
ness, State Procurement Officer
Of the Treasury Department, from
jacksonville; Charles Whisky,