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FISH STORAGE VOLUME
JUMPS ABOVE YEAR AGO
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOclated PTeSS.
The Commerce Department esti-
mates cold storage holdings of fishery
products on June Is. amounting to
54,9l9,O00 pounds. were IA per cent
higher than on the same date last
year. In the month ended June Is
19, I85, 900 pounds of fish were frozen.
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$14 PER CAPITA IN ADS.

CHICAGO, July 9 tSpaciaD APP
proximately Sl4 for each man. woman
and child in the country was spent on
advertising in the United States last
year. according to a survey. The total
advertising expenditure was $l,768,-
100000.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Ste1r, Rust Traces
Are Discovered
", Spring Wheat
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department re-
ported yesterday that traces OF stem
rust had broken out throughout the
spring wheat area.
The department said the fungus had
been carried by winds into the area
from the winter wheat belt.
The degree of damage is unpredict-
able, the department added.
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LOST.

BILL FoLD: red leather. contained money.
Cathedral ave. Cleveland 92S3.
BRIEF CASES t2). contents of no value to
ndential. Reward if returned to L. E.
ReiSner. Ambassador Hotel.
CAMEO BROOCH coral vic Kann's and
Lansburgh's. Oh. Ch. bus or Conn. ave.
and., and Mckinley st. Reward. Cleveland
DoG. small brown and white fox terrier;
lost vicinity Capitol. Senate side. Reward.
Phone Columbia sO69.
DOG. white. mixed spitz. male. hazel
s'ESn ssTd Ems: Hmsrson sns*sEs s4 name of ru Re-
EYEGLASSES. Oxford: on eold chain
Chase. Md. Wis. :s3a4-J
EYEGLASSES. rimless. half lens in case.
NV: vicinity. Return oysters Restaurant
1915 14th NV.
FRATERNITY PIN. Beta Theta Pi. Thurs
Reward. Emerson s2O4.
GREEN PARKER PEN. lost Friday. Call
Georgia 334O. Reward.
LADY's BAG; white, on route SO between
103e. RALEIGH Hotel.
LOST DOG. missing since June GATH male
part collie and water spaniel. long black
hair; white front and white front paw
meolum size, answers to name of "Buddie." I"
Notlfy Baggage Department. Union Station
WATCH FOB. gold letter script monogram,
a. g. "A; E: pin attached ribbon: reward.
A. D. ELS. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. 10"
WRIST WATCH. boys, gold, on or about
June 3Oth. vic. of 18th and Buchanan sts
NV. Reward. Sentimental reasons. Adams
3775.
300 REWARD for return Of diamond plat
mum watch lost Wednesday night. 3l34
Q st. NV. West 1146 after g.
500 REWARD.
Police dog: female. young; lost June "a
Evening star., 1938-07-10
LABORATORIES INCREASE.

Industrial research laboratories are
rapidly increasing in number IN the
United States. the latest estimate show
Ing approximately 1900. compared
with about 500 In 1928 and only .
handful 76 yeaEs 40.
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HELP MEN,.

AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING; out
standing air conditioning and heating
two young men with mechanical or teen
nical BACKGROUND and q desire to learn
and advance In this business; They will
training and be provided with plenty Of
leads and feld assistance; company is one
business and handles nationally known
products: remarkable opportunity II you
can match IT. with work ability and
70 cover eIpenSos. Wfite. giving full facts
about youfSeH. Address Dox 312.C, star.
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Nationally known corporation plans ex-
pansion in 1898: opportunity for rapid
advancement to sale managerial positions:
land and Virginia: District ONCE estab-
lished in Washington 20 years; only in
terested in men Of highest type: must
synopsts Of past exp.. sse. address, phone.
Boz o7.A Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

hours: cars furnished: permits secured:
parking for tests. Noel. Emerson 1858.
AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
and clutch control; car furnished. Call the
"old Reliable" Foster Hartwell. Net. 1900.
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SAlESWoMEN.

SALESWOMEN I0l. neat and aggressive
SALARY. bonus and transporta ton Also two
women with cars. @0S Maryland Bldg
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INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS-For rent or
sale: new and used; al styles. all sizes; re-
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. 41s 10th ST. NV. ME. 1874.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
Wait. Emersency Laboratory Room 6Ol
Westofy Bldg. l4th and Met. 1888
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
SELF. JAMES JACKSON. 1851 Bra ST. NV.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. THOMAS NJ. HARBAUGH. 1905
Taylor st. ne.
FORD 1923 COUPE. MOTOR NO:
A;173sS56. Will sell for storase and
2nd st. NV. Met. 7540.
OUR PIANoGRAPH SERVICE IS NOT
sxpensiye-You.n esI be surprised Ct the mod
printed matter in black and white or colors.
any Job! Estimates on reauesti
Columbia Planograph Co.,
SO L St. NE. Metropolitan 1892.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

~V'%oAy U1IO Z CT IIIdIICIlC WOTK.
We need several representatives At once
Men selected will be trained at our local
branch and started immediately in per
manent ful-time connection at good in
come Married men. over 28. preferred, as
IneSe OPENINGS involve responsibility; we
REQUIRE no deposit or investment, but you
out details after being taught. Our asso.
Giates methods are SO unusual that train
able to get along on $55 to SAD veet
wnlie i learning. Later. as you master this
woIk. your income will be materially in
because new methods must be learned by
evniy ,vni;t.. one starting with US. These oppor-
wnrE uumities are for men who are willing to
hppiy Monday for interview at 1 10 pm
SWnarp: Room POI. Denrike Bldg. I0io
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loeol Advertisers

times. l9c line (consecutively)- $50
Additional space pro rata.
Transient Advertisements cash.
Claims for error must be made IN
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situetions Wentsd
Reduced Rete
lines time. zoe line--$ 80
lines times. l8c line los
lines times. 15c line-- l.35
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES--sl.2 per inser-
ton for 10 lines OF less, l5c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
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NEW YORK. July Q tP,.-Inves.m.n
Bankers Conference. Inc
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
YEAR 1898

factions WASHINGTON 1NcLU
W. BUILDING Washinson D. c)
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AIR CONDITIONING.

ELECTRIC EFRIGERATION
These fast-growing Industries have nerd
ior reliable and properly qualified men
IoI SerVicing and installation work To
MI this need men who can meet REQUIRE
ments are being selected by US and fully
framed IN space time Write. giving age.
Utilities Inst. Box ol4-Y Star II.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
CONTINUED

FRENCH LESSONS, soc; conversation.
teacher. 1918 New York ave. NV
HAkoN nnnK BEAUTY scHooL--Positions se-
day nish. clssses 14s4 $ fsrR PsrR r. pr'msnt
A11RCRAFT-AVIATION- Aero shops you
learn ssirn.o on actual aircraft plan eauipmsnt.
In nnode., no other school have. lctual aircraft
Request free booklet. Resistrar's once.
4lO6 Garrison blvd. BALTIC
raIErHPHE aourss; 6sie, n,;, P p 9ou.i X; SUMMER
Tor auto firms. doctors and dentists; cool
quarters. Miss Page. PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE. Natl. 21l4. 1911 G st.
CIVIL SERVICE, resident and home study
St Natl. Hi :as as46' peter type BOYD 1883
ins As4 s"okFe.d;n s%AkYF-dsarn shoIthsnd Touch Typ
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MN %ANT MEo y3 3aE EA5k AKnl49oA,sr E9 FEW y YOUNG
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intensive practical training on actual I
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Gsr Gtnsrmo Anstitute. registrars once. 400
garrison blvd. BALTIC. wv
TUTORING. grade or high school puniIs:
s4H-B s4enseu S,ar teacher. masters degree. Box
WILL WILL TEACH you to drive for soc lesson
Noren so3I Ask for Mr.. Whitaker.
quick PREPARATION for position, civil
SCI Sea'ics. shorthand. review dictation. typ
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ore st! n~ Me5 sec5stariai aeaa School. 1915 .th
BEAUTY COURSE taught for EXCHANGE ~
1920. u"'e' Nolth
;nouNG MAN. reliable: capable, to tutor
IN srade or high school subjects. Mr..
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PIANO LESSONS for beginners. Call
Atlantlc 3404-R after 7:1o pm
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Theory and practice taught by experts
students prepared for State Board exami-
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MoDERsNSH School OF BEAUTY CULTURE
- 13l1 ST. NV
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HELP MEN.
TIRE SALESMAN.

r,Ak akron TegEgsssntatiye gEgsssssnnt Of the GOODYEAR
plicants between 25 and rs years old;
prefer man with car; previous tire ex-
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had satisfactory outside sales experience:
Apply Tnesday 10 an. GOODYEAR TIRE
RUBBER CO. Conn. and sts. NV.
Ask for MR.. HARMS
COLLECTOR - FIRST CLASS
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MEN,
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AGENTS.

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CALCULATING MACHINES

The BEST summer training you can
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NOW. Placement Service BOYD'S IEs,
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PREPARE NOW FOR
rTUTY CEptyYCE TC0-S

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CIVIL SERVICE ARITHMETIC. SPELLING
GEOGRAPHY AND CLERICAL TESTS.
Principles. Questions and Answers
Complele in One Edition Only 81.
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Copy OF "1ndexins and Filing FREE 10
Every Purchaser of Merit Publication
ON SALE:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Police dog. female. young; lost June
Call Line O611-W.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

AUTO SALESMAN to work on one Of the
best located small lots in the city: man
who would be interested in going for him
SELF with half interest use Of dealer tags,
license. etc. West O614.
BEER DRIVER-aAT. .EaMAN eYnerienced
Evening star., 1938-07-10
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AND WnNfEN

SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
In Beauty Culture.
A LIMITED TIME ONLY.
AN ACCREDITED SCHOOL
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
luls VI. Ave NV. Near X, Dist. -
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
See Ad in Rotosravure Section.
MAYBELLE HONOUR,
l34O New York Ave NV Net
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
PREPARING FOR
FINAL CLEANUP
COLLECTIONS OF TRASH SAT-
URDAY AND SUNDAY WILL
BE LAST OF CAMPAIGN

Collection of trash will take
place next Saturday and Sunday,
and will be the last cleanup ges-
ture in that respect that the COM
mittee will be able to make for
the benefit of a cleaner city dur
ing the celebration, announces r.
Adrian O'Sweeney, chairman of
the celebration cleanup commit
tee.
O'Sweeney states that all trash
should be out at the curbing not
later than Saturday morning, and
should be in containers, except
tree trimmings and such other
debris that cannot be placed in
containers.
The committee expects the full
est cooperation from the citizens
in this undertaking in order that
it may be able to cover the entire
city within the specified time, it
is stated
O'Sweeney also announces that
it would be a big help to the COM
mittee if every householder would
endeavor to keep their gutter
free of grass and sand so that
when flushing of the streets is
started there will be less block
age of water. Ql
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
.MATCOVICH TO
BE ARRAICNED
WILL BE GIVEN HEARING BE-
FORE COUNTY JUDGE
THIS AFTERNOON

Mosby Matcovich will answer
this afternoon at a preliminary
hearing before County Judge
Raymond r. Lord, to charges in
connection with the shooting of
Captain Jimmie Saunders. on the
evening of June Is.
Matcovich is charged with an
swering an alleged threatening
remark of Saunders with a shot
from a single barrelled shotgun,
made by Saunders while he was
on the property of Matcovich.
Saunders was brought to the
city in an ambulance of the
Lopez Funeral Home, and placed
in the Marine hospital where he
now is recovering from a broken
pelvis and minor injuries Incl
dental to the shooting.
Matcovich is an inmate of the
county Jail. charged with at
tempted murder to which charge
he will answSr at the preliminary
hearing at 4 o'clock this after
noon. stat
Witnesses listed from summons
on this case besides the prin-
cipals are: Carlton Craig. Charles
Kelly and Frank Fisher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
Celebration Queen Contest
ToEnd At Dance Tomorrow
Evening AT Habana-Madrid

Brantley, sponsored by the Lions
Club, was close second, with a
total vote of 500; Miss Dorothy
Betancourt, sponsored by Social
Club Marti, was a good third, with
a total vote of 557; Miss Martha
Carbonell, sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
fourth, with a total vote of 147;
Miss Lila Acevedo, sponsored by
the Cuban Club. fifth. with to-
tai vote of 40, and Miss Ada Rod
riguez, sixth, with total vote Of
80.
Program for the Cabaret Dance
follows:
Eva B. Warner, Director
/. Presentation of Contestants
for the Queen of the Fiesta, mod
cling style creations from the par
ticular store sponsored.
Miss Bernice Brantley, blue
lace bodice and silk net shirt
Holtsberg's.
Miss Martha Carbonell. old
fashioned yellow broacaded nous
selaine de sois.--Joe Pearlman's.
Miss Susan LaKin, aquamarine
chiffon.-Appelrouth's.
Miss Lila Acevedo, white taft
feta. with cocktail jacket.--Men-
dell's.
Miss Dorothy Betancourt. PEN
Gil blue net over tea rose silk
Aronovitz.
Miss Ada Rodriguez, evening
gown of 1910 OF mousselaine de
sois in dubonnet and green,
trimmed with handwoven braid.
old Island Trading Post.
2. American Tap Number
Miss Mildred Whitley.
3. Blues SingerLMiss Madge
Sands.
4. Spanish Ensemble: +.
Singer, Joe Torano.
Solo Dancer, Dixie Kay,
supported with chorus
of Misses Marie Farto,
Celina Bethencourt,
Barbara Guerra and
Mildred Whitley.
5. Fancy Ballroom Dance
Miss Barbara Carey and Lloyd
Won Sangel.
6. Mascots of the Fiesta-Ce-
lima and Tony Bethencourt, in
their Rhumba.
Dance committee - Mrs. Eva
Warner, Mrs. John Costar. Mrs.
Joe Torano, Mrs. Howard Wilson
and Miss xenia Hoff.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
TARGET PRACTICE
AGAIN TOMORROW

Captain w. L. johnson. U.S.A.,
adjutant at Key West barracks.
advised The Citizen this after
noon that during the hours be-
tween ! and Z O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon there will be subcahbre
target practice with the 37mm
guns At Fort Taylor.
Caution should be exercised by
all vessels IN the vicinity Of the
area 5000 yards south Of Fort
Taylor. which area covers the
danger zone during the practice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
Four Key West Government
Workers Lose Chance Again
For Receiving Back Pay
PARTY RAISES SEVEN
SALFISH ON SUNDAY

Visitors 10 the city miss the
best fishing of the year In
summer angling here.
A. B. Morrison. president of
the A. B. Morrison Co.. mu-
nicipal bond inv estm emf
house: A. NJ. Seaber. invest
ment banker and manager of
the Miami branch of Fenner
and Beane Co. and Mrs. Sea-
Der are thoroughly convinced
after their fishing trip Sun
day.
For Mr.. Seaber brought in
fine seven foot -and-a-half
sailfish. one Of the larger sails
of the season; Mrs. Seaber
caught two sail. and MIR. Nor
rison one. This was but part
of the story. They raised
seven blue and white sails In
the Gulf Stream Sunday. Two
sailfish bit at the same time.
But this is still not all of
the story.
More than thirfY-five boni-
10, dolphin. barracuda and
other fish were brought in in
the glorious day of fishing. n
fhree-foot dolphin. too. was
caught by Mr.. Morrison. All
the sailfish were turned loose.
excepting the largest one.
which had been hooked in the
eye. II was kept as il was
thought If would probably die
if turned back. Nearly all the
other fish were also given
their freedom.
The Seabers and Mr.. Nor
rison were thoroughly con-
WINGED that summer fishing
in Key West is real fishing.
and they promise TO return
again foA more Of the won
dsrful sport fishing Of Key
West waters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
THE CITIZEN is
WEDDING PRESENT

Friends of Miss Ophelia
Machado and Ray Banks. en-
ploYed in the overhead de-
parfmenf of the local C.C.C.
hospital. thought and thought
Of q suitable present for the
couple who were married
this morning.
Finally. they hit on the
best present. II was SUBJ
scription TO The Key West
Citizen.
Knowing that this is one of
the best ways TO keep alive
the memory and friendship
that goes with a present. they
sent in the subscription.
which begins today. Mr.. and
Mrs. Banks wedding day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
USS CHARLESTON
ARRIVED in PORT
cUNBoAT WILL REMAIN UN.
TIL. FRIDAY; TO RETURN
HERE ON JULY |

USS Charleston, one of the
newer ships of the navy, arrived
in port yesterday afternoon short
ly after 3 o'clock and tied up at
Pier B at the naval station. The
ship will remain at this port until
Friday. June "a, leave for Nassau,
and return to Key West on July /.
The Charleston. which is one of
the most modern gunboats of the
United States fleet. is 800 feet
long, beam of Al feet and draft
of llI5 feet, and a speed of II
knots per hour. Her weight is D.
600 tons.
There are on the ship a crew
of 100 members of The navy and
a force from the Marine Corps of
approximately so men.
The vessel is in command Of
Commander c. F. Bryant. and the
following are the other officers:
Lieutenant Commander ]. ]. Pier
repont, Lieutenant v. K. Busck,
Lieutenant 4. r. johnson. Lieu
tenant T. S. Keller, Lieutenant jg
w. H. Groverman, Lieutenant jg
H T. Christ, Lieutenant Com
mander Z. Nixon, Lieutenant B.
IN. ALL. Lieutenant G. b. Prid-
geon. Second Lieutenant c. r.
Jingle. USING.
II is understood that several So
cial affairs are 10 be arranged for
the officers Of the vessel. together
with the usual exchange OF cour-
tesies between officials OF the port
and Of the cly and county. and
officers uf the ship.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

Key West, FLORIDA, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

When the first hot note is
blown by the Habana-Madrid or
chestra at 10 o'clock tomorrow
night, the six lovely aspirants for
the honor of being chosen Miss
Key West as the reigning Queen
of the Fiesta at the Overseas
Highway Celebration, July "a,
win mark their last bid for the
royal crown.
Considering the closeness of the
race and the great amount of in
terest the contest has aroused, the
committee has decided to make
two counts of the votes tomorrow
night. The first count will be
made promptly at midnight, and
the standing at that time viii be
given to the public. The second
and final count will be made at
a. m, and the name of the win
ner and the relative positions of
the other candidates will be an
nounced by the committee.
On Saturday night, July 2, the
queen will be formally crowned
at elaborate coronation ceremon-
les and presented with the H.
inch silver loving cup, appropri-
ately engraved, which is now on
display in the show window OF
IS. H. Kress & Co., on Duval
street.
The officers of the USS Charles
ton, which arrived here yester-
day. will be the guests of the com
mittee at the Cabaret Dance.
Climaxing the series of splen-
did floor shows, which have been
presented during the series Of
queens dances by Eva Warner
director, a full hour of top enter
tainment by the best talent avail
able will constitute the highlighi
of the Cabaret Dance. Although
working under difficulties, Eve
Warner never failed to present a
show, and tomorrow nights ga.
laxy of stars will present a bril-.
liant performance under her di.
rection.
Holders of the old ascent dance
tickets may use two of them fol-
one admission to the Cabaref
Dance or may vote them single a:
one vote. However, the price o.
admission TO the Cabaret Dance
will be so cents for each person
and each admission ticket will bs
good for two votes in the queen.
race.
When the votes were counted
at the close of the dance last Sat.
urday night, three candidate.
were found to be running very
close for first honor. Miss Susan
LaKin, sponsored by the Woman:
Club. was holding first place by
the slim margin of one vote, with
a total of 594 votes; Miss Bernict
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
Petition State Planning Board
To Extend Overseas Highway
Roadway Over Viaducts On
Last 40 Miles To Key
West Desired; Board To
Meet June 20

A move is underway locally TO
present a petition to the state
planning board. which meets in
Tallahassee Wednesday of next
week. asking that funds for the
extension of the Overseas High.
way over the old FEC. viaducfs
south from Big Pine to Key West
be endorsed.
The planning board, headed by
Chairman Arthur B. Hale, also
state road department head, is
meeting to map out roadway
recommendations which win be
brought up at the next session Of
the legislature.
Dwight L. Rogers. representa-
tive Of the planning board for the
fourth district. which includes
Monroe County, has made the
statement that he has studied the
needs of his district, and among
other things will present a pro-
gram looking toward widening
and improving of us. Highway
! along its entire course through
Florida.
Although Mr.. Rogers has not
specifically stated that he viii
press the Overseas Highway ex-
tension, IL is believed that be
must have some plans for the ex-
tension, cognizant as he Is Of the
pressing need for elimination Of
the antiquated wooden bridges
now in use. To this end, local
clubs will band to present petit
tons asking that the project be
pressed as much as possible.
Editors Note: The Citizen un-
derstands that inclusion of the
Overseas Highway as part Of us.
/, which extends along the entire
Atlantic coast, will be a welcome
addition. Work along this line
has been In progress for some
time and will continue.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
CLINIC GROUP
MEETS TONIGHT

Tonight al $50 o'clock In The
county courthouse there will be
held a meeting Of the sponsoring
committee of the Community
Clinic.
The meeting will discuss the
prospects for continuation Of the
project.
The committee Is headed BY
Mrs. Florence Spottswood. who
will discuss the matter with the
committee members
Franklin Albert will address
the body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
INTRUDER FLED

SEATTLE In the middle Of
the night. Dorothy Vaughn of this
city, who is twelve years old.
awoke to find a burglar robhing
herr room, She sat up in bed and
shouted. Boo, and the intruder
fled.