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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Pets, Poultry Supplies

DETROIT BIRD ciinio-csnsries BOARDED
singers wanted. Cook. s2ss Grand River
avenue
CHOW puppy. female 9 weeks: pedigreed
stock. Gold Seal Kennels. 2loOs Poinciana.
oSE used baby caiek starter. 800 capacity.
practically new. Bedford 4027-J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Lumber, Building Materials
SPECIALS
LOCKWOOD

ss-lh Bag, Govern e.
First Grade Insulation Board. az
Painted one side, "a. IT,. o/2S
Full Thickness Oak Flooring, eE on
per 100 "a. n. ............ po'Oo
ser 100 "a. n. ..........l4Izc
Clear Redwood c. mp
Ptfkets .-.....s.......s.
New Interior Doors. > CO on
up from .,......ss..'.
Roll Roofing with nails on. up
and cement .............. wv
Slate Surface Roll Roofing, Ct TX
VT. IS lbs, complete. 49,. ~A''S
iM-in. White Pine Combination Door.
16-mesh fine gaiv. Cd 40
wire, up .................. "
Best Grade HexAgon Asphalt e1 OF
Shingles, per bundle. ....... PA'os
Hob. "a. Butt. CT IN
per bundle ...............,
Garage Doors. Clear Fir. era IN
SIS; Glazed; pair. %AS'0
z.sxs.s Fir Rear Sash Door, CT CT
w. r. Frame ....-.......
1.srs.s Fir slight Front co IN
Door, w. r. Frame. ...... Yo.eO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

A RECLAIMED white gas range. IS. open
Sun, Il TO 4. and Ewes. Berney, o541
lar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Miscellaneous for Sale
Wearing Apparel

200 UNCLAIMED suits. ovsrcoas IS e5
up: high grade. many pants. Dawson
Tsllors West Dawson. at Woodward.
OPEN SUNDAY i0-t, DAILY 90
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

ella estos desconOcidos, y Sc ne
60 a seguirles al interior del no.
tel.
-iNo, no entro, senores ~
dijo en- tono rOtundo-; yo no
les conozco a ustedes..., y pudie-
ran ustedes venderme a..
Sc Gallo.
La imagen horrible de Mon
sieur Renard y de sus otros ver-
dugoS, habia pasado por la men,
te de Ia nina.
IQuien la decia a ella que es-
tos sehoroneS no estaban vendi-
dos a Cogorza?
-iNo quiere listed entrar
con nosotros un instante, hija
mi a?-insisti6 Ia marquesa, con
VOC de lagrimas, y violentisims
por la escena, de la q. sc daban
cuenta Ell maitre y las gentes del
hotel, que estacionaban bajo la
marquesina de cristales.
%NoI-repuso en- tOnO TO
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

tundo la nina; the hecho maj
en- seguirles a ustedes!... iAho-
ra van a hacer Ell favor de indi-
carme ell canine. para volver a
mi casa, a mi circo...
FL marques, visto Ell cariz que
tomaba la cosa, tom6 Ell partido
conciliador.
Orden6 a media VOC al choder
que les esperara aqu; y, hacien-
do una sena a doha Moves, co
.gi6 suavemente del brazo a
Ketty que va iba a protestar al
rada, diciendola en- tono dulce y
misterioSo:
-Pero, escuche, sehorita...'
listed Sc engaha al juzgarnos a
nosotros... iNosotros nos intere
samos, precisamentes por su
suerte! Queremos saber 81 es US
ted una sobrina nuestra que nos
robaron hace muchos amos, mu-
.chos, en- Madrid. mo IS listed
de Madrid7..
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
DEPORTES
LOS PERITOS ESTIMAN
QUE JOSE LUIS ACOSTA-
RIA A SIMON EN- LOS PRI-
MEROS

Detroit, Mario 21.-Con Iun
joven de $50 libras, Abe Simon,
de New York, Sc batira en- Ia
noche de hoy, defendiendo su co
roma, ell negro campe6n del pc
so complete, Jose Luis. Empeza
"a la pelea a las 10 de la noche
y calcGlase una asistencia de Is
mil personals.
Los peritos estiman que ST.
mon caera por la cuenta de
diez, antes del quinto asalto; pc
70 ell excampe6n Jack johnson
cree que Jose Luis pudiera re-
cibir una sorpresa desagrada-
BILE.
Tiene Simon 26 amos de edad
y pesara cerca de 80 hbras mas
que Luis.
Mike Jacobs tiene absolute
cOnfianza en- la victoria del cam
pe6n y anunci6 de nuevo la pc
lea de Jose Luis con Tony Mus
to, que Sc verificara en- San
Luis, ell dia 8 de abriI. Ell cele-
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

EStas palabras tuvieron la vir
tud de intrigar aGn mas a Ketty
que frunci6 ell ceno, abandonan-
do un POGO de su desconfianza.
Miro de pies a cabeza a estos
dos personajes, y 10 mismo ell Sc
nor que la sonora la parecieron,
en- efecto, como eSta tarde, per-
sonas decentes y correctas.
IlPor que no eScucharles?
La curioSidad femenina des-
.pert6, por dltimo, en- ell espiritu
de la j6ven artista, que acab6
por decir, cuando pasaban pre-
cisamente delante de un cafe:
-Bien, escuchen..., puesto
que tienen tanto interes en- ha-
blair conmigo..,. entremos aqui,
en- este cafe, Sno les parcel.
Un POGO, mejor dicho, un mu-
cho repugn6 a los grandes seno-
res de Rio Verde tener que acsp
tar Ia proposition de la peque-
ha; pero pueStO que no hahia
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
ARRIBARON AVER MELIO
BETTINA Y PAT COMISKEY

Llegaron aver a Tampa y ell
martes pelearan en- Benjamin
Filed, bajo la direction de los
empresarios Frank LaMarque v
Jack Kearns, los notables boxea
dores Melio Bettina, ~excampe6n
de las IT'S libras, y Pat Comis-
key, Ell de los golpes de nocaut,
pero que por ahora no quiere
batirse con Tommy Gomez.
Battina, un zurdo, tendra de
contrario a Jack Marshall, de
Texas, ''campe6n" del sur, aun
que r~ecientemente lie derrot6 Ell
Sargento Marty Clark.
Pat Comiskey tendra "una pc
lea facil" con Mike Alfano.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

listed tomar sehorita?
-i0h, cualquier cosa con
test6 la pequeha artista, un tan
to azorada-. I'm refresco.
-Muy bien. IDe naranja?...
1 De piha?.,.
DE naranja, ST.
-Perfectamente. A la nina,
un refreseo de naranja; y para
nosotros... iquieres te, Nieves?
ESQ es. TIE.
Dos ties.
-Esta muy bien.
Ell camarero Sc alej6 hacia eli
mostrador, sorteando las mesas
y llevando una bandeja en- alto,
que parecia bogar sobre aquel
mar de cabezas, entire ell hume
azulado del ambiente.
Ketty esper6, mas erispada,
Ell desenlace de la aventura.
Aqui. por fortuna, no tenia
miedo, y 81 estOs sehores inten-
taban hacerla algdn nal. lee 60
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
CATTE BRAIN DERROTO
A ROCK SPRINGS

Como de costumbre ell galgo
favorito 10 era anoche, en- la oc-
tava carrera, Rock Springs, Ell
campe6n de la pista; pero Scat
ter Brain di6 la sorpresa y de-
rrota al campe6n, estableciendo
una marca de 80 2-5 segundos.
Sc pagaron sus boletos a 1920,
$40 y 1920. Roch Springs que
dc en- segundo lugar y Judy Bur
ger en- tercero.
Manana sabado habra fdoS
funciones, una por la tarde y o.
ira en- horas de la noche.
Ganaron la apuesta doble, con
una recompensa de $3.50 Rush
Reuben y Zip Topper.
Para la octava carrera de hoy
han sido escogidos Ohio Laddie,
Totin's Home, Service, Rosean,
Clever Witch, iberia, Fluffy
Girl y Sky Way.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

Esta noche Sc reunira la Liga
In~tersocial, en- ell edificio de la
Unione. Tomara possession ell nue.
vo presidente, Vicente Guaste-
La.
Quiza es oportuno repetir que
la vida de la Intersocial depende
de las buenas y transigentes re-
laciones entire los Delegates, sub
delegados y Ell executive.
81 colaboran con ell presiden-
te Guastella y lie ayudan a resol
yer las dificultades, habra pelo-
ia. 81 lie antagonizan... lie obi
garan a marcharse y Ell "altari-
to" Sc derrumbara.
Sali6 de la clinica de los Ma
20 y Sc agregara a los Gigantes,
Ell joven IS Bill urges. Los me-
dieos estiman que podra jugar.
Cuando menos 10 espera, lie
"acometen" unos desvanecimien
tos que lie ponen fuera de acci6n.
Jimmy White esta procuran
do reunir una novena que lleve
airosamente ell nombre de los
Caballeros LealeS2
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
DIVORCES

Decretos: Earl Tillotson con-
ira Barbara E. Tillotson; Co
rina Berriel Bustamante contra
Jose Bustamante.
Nuevas demands: George
Wing; contra Virginia Luisa
Wing; Evelyn Luisa Mccain
contra Walter o. Mccain Adell
McCarty contra Edwin Forrest
McCarty; jose H. Ladd contra
Irene Laid; Nellie E. Riley con-
ira Richard R. Riley; Janette
Eugenia Cooke contra Edwin F.
Cooke; D. c. Williams contra
Hazsl E. Williams; Kate Bel
Robinson contra BENJAMIN. H.
Robinson.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

Excelente pelcta Sc jugs a.
yer en- Plant Field y los Rojos
de Cincinnati vehciaron a los Gi
gantes dc Naw York con
score de una carrera por min
guna. Turner y Riddle lanza-
ron por los Rojos y solo permi-
tieron siete hits. Bowman y
Adams, pitchers de los neoyor-
quinos, tambien dejaron a los
vencedores en- solo 7 hits.
Fue un duelo de pitchers y
realizaron jugadas espectacula-
res, siendo muy aplaudidos, ell
"torpedero" Eddie Joost y la Sc
gunda base Frey.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

ria impossible un CRITIC. y toda
esta genie acudiria en- su auxi-
lilo.
FL marques Sc decide al fin a
romper Ell silencio, preguntando
a la nina:
u listed es de Madrid, hija
mia?... Contestenos con toda IL
bertad; nosotros no queremos
mas que su bien.
Ketty sonri6.
Luego, confundida, dijo, en-
cogiendose levemente de hom-
bros:
Il No SELL. De todos MOODS,
yo creo que me deben ustedes
lamar de III. Yo soy muy pc
.hueha.
-Muy bien pensado, guerilla
mfa-recogi6 al vuelo la mar
quesa, enternecida-; mejor.
meior. Es verdad; III eres una
.Cristurita... Nuy hisn. PueS COZ
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
A LA ALTURA
DE SU

NewYork, Mario 21.-Frank
Moncada iba a prestar ell jura-
mento como soldado de la ma
ci6n y cuando Sc lie pregunto
sobre su lealtad dijo que no SER
virfa a la patria.
Como excusa aleg6 que perte-
necfa a una secta religiOsa o.
puesta a la guerra. Los Solda-
dos, suS companerOS, lie agarra-
ron v lie llevaron al s6tano, don
de lie dejaron en- meditation.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
Ell Cincinnati derot6 al New York
Hoy Sc efectuara ell partido con los Barones

La 1nica carrera de la tarde Sc
produjo con I'm "tubey" de Glee-
son, en- la primera entrada, y un
hit de Inca de Frank McCor-
mick. Moore Y Orengo pegaron
dos hits cada uno, por los Gigan
ties.
Joost, ell IS, fue el Gnico pelo-
tero de McKechnie que dispar5
dos hits.
FL Cincinnati jugara hoy, a
las dos Y media de la tarde, con
los Barones de Birmingham.
New York DC, III, 0e; Cincin-
natl 1c, III, lie,
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

La pelea de mayor inter6s la
sostendran Ell soldado Tommy
Gomez, rey local de los '~nocauts'
y un gladiator italianO de ape
lido Petratti. Gomez peSaba a.
yer ITO libras y estima que de-
rrotara a su c~ontrario "por Ia
via del suefo.
Petratti es muy conocido en-
su casa Y posse mas estatura Y
peso que ell tampeno.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

per Tira q Cuarta)

La novena del Circulo Cuba
no es un "trabuco'' pero Sc dice
que ell Centre tiene otro "trabu-
coz.
IPodran "trabucar" tambien
la Unione Italiana y los Caba-
lleros Leales?
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
DE BOB PASTOR

Los Angeles, MARIO 21.-Bob
Pastor, ell pGgil de New York,
Sc levant6 seis wees de la Iona,
en- ell primer asalto, para derro-
tar, por muy amplio margen, a
Turkey Thompson, campe6n del
estado de California. Pastor ga
NO siete de los diez asaltos Y
solo dos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

por tempo indefinido, a Jim
Tabor, su tercera base. Lou Fin
ney pasara a la tercera base.
Cronin estima que Mr.. Tabor
mo lleva en- el coraz6n la mayor
conveniente de la novena'.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

Los Cardenales vencieron a
los Indios, correspondiendole la
derrota a Feller.
Cleveland lie, Oh, lie; San Luis
&c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

Aver, en- Lakeland, los Dod-
gers vencieron a los Tigres. Leo
Durocher utilize a Wyatt y Fitz
simmons,
Brooklyn &c, Ion, lie; Detroit
1c, In. lie.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

E NEGRO comenz6 a cansarse
en- ell sexto Y Pastor la di6 una
tremenda golpiza.
Aspiraba ell derrotado a IN
match con ell campe6n Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

ibre empreSario trata de concer-
tarle a Luis una pelea que Sc e.
fectuara en- Los Angeles o en-
Washington, en- ell mes de mayo.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

otro remedio, aceptaron.
Y un instante despues, los
tres estaban instalados ante
una mesa de marmol, confundi-
con la horrible botahola de
empleadillos, pequehos burgue-
ses, pdletos, horteras Y tratan-
ties de ganado que llenaban Ell
establecimiento, hablando a girl
tos y respirando la atm6sfera
terriblemente cargada de hume
y del vaho de mil respiraciones.
Ketty examinaba alternative
mente al senior y a la sonora sen
tados ahora enfrente de ella. en-
el divan de terciopelo que CO.
rria a 10 largo de TODD ell muro
del cafe, y esperaba a que la
preguntaran.
FL mozo Sc habia acereado,
ell marmol de la mesa.
-tQue va a ser?-pregunt6
-TraganOs... SQue Quiere
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

Jimmy es un habil p~eloterO y
como persona reune las candi-
clones de un perfectO cabale-
70.
No insulta nj 'bluffea"; pero
no admite insultos y no tolera
amenazas.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

Joe Cronin suspended aver,
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Inquire al fin. intrigada, es-
forzandose por dar a su VOC un
tono serene que estaba muy le-
jos de sentir.
-Nosotros, hija mia, somos,
quiza, quiza, como sus abuelitos.
Ahora va a decirnoslo listed mis-
ma. NJ
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

Fl coche sc habia detenido a
Ia puerta de I'm hotel fastuoso.
Los marqueses y Ketty baja-
ron.
Pero la nina, con aquella su
delicada perception de su vida
andariega, experiment. ahora
una ipvencible descopfianza ha-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19
REGULATE "SALARY BUYERS"

Florida Kiwanis clubs are ready to
launch new drive for legislative enact
ment OF measure to bring SALARY buy
ers'' under the laws regulating small loan
companies.
At present. according to the Kiwan
ians, SALARY buyers" are getting up to 240
per cent interest a year in fees and dis
counts which are not considered interest
under the law, and are unregulated.
Similar measures passed the lower
house several times during the 1889
session of the legislature, but never came
to a vote in the senate. This time, Kiwanis
leaders are out to get enough popular sup
port behind them to make sure there will
be no similar slp-up.
Granting that the small loan business
depends on a more or less precarlous sys-
TEN of collections and deserves some lee
way in the fixing of interest charges any
thing approaching 240 per cent year GER
tainly comes within the dictionary defini-
tion of usuly, whether or not it is so re-
garded by law.
For that matter, the legal rate of AZ
per cent year for loan companies other
than the salary buyers" also seems too
high. The Kiwanians axe making no at
tempt to interfere with that phase at the
moment, however, and, are merely at
tempting to get the Salary buyers under
the same form of state regulation as the
others. ao'r -taE42
The bill which they will sponsor pro-
poses only that all loans of $500 or less be
made subject to whatever rate of interest
is declared legal for all other financial
transactions of the kind.
The Kiwanians, in asking for public
support in their attempts to get the bill
through the legislature, seem to be on the
right side AS they point out, Florida is the
only state in which some form of regula-
ton is not imposed on SALARY buyers. The
average either, remembering the many
stories of workers caught in the tolls of loan
sharks will sympathize with the Kiwanis
bill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19
CETTYSBURG'S FAME

Although a small city of only about s.
600 people, Gettysburg, Pa, has numerous
claims to fame, the principal one being, of
course. that it was the scene of the greatest
battle ever fought in the western hemis-
phere Here the tide of war was turned
against the Confedcrates when Meade de-
feated Lee in three-day battle on July /,
AMI 3, 1868.
Lincoln's famous Gettysburg Address,
delivered at the dedication of the battle
field as a national soldiers cemetery on
November 10 of the same year, has given
added significance to the name.
Now it has been found that Gettysburg
is the only town in the United States large
or small with two newspapers, the younger
of which is more than 1872 years old, the
elder being 141. The Star and Sentinel was
established in 1900 and carried an account
of George Washingtons death in its first is
sue. The other paper, the Compiler, was
established in 1918.
And in enumeratiag the contributors
to Gettysburg's fame we should not over
look the doughty mayor of the city, who
when told that Meade and Lee were APP
preaching the place with their armies sent
warnings to the opposing generals, calling
the attention of each to town ordinance
which forbade the discharge of firearms
within the corporate limits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19
STRANGE NEWS ABOUT TAXES

strange report comes from Wash
irgton. where income tax officials are
finding a patriotic sentiment that reaches
to the pocketbook Of American citizens.
There is noted a new willingness to
pay taxes, Officials are amazed at the COM
ment that is included in income tax returns
Il looks like Americans are beginning
TO appreciate their form of government. ex-
hibitng willingness To pay for it and, per
hap. hope that they went have 10 fight
for it,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19
MANY HAVE BEEN KILLED

John c. Winant, former governor OF
New Hampshire. and subsequently direc-
ter of the international Labor Office of the
League of Nations, recently referred to
many acquaintance that he made during
his service at Geneva, adding significantly:
Many of these men have been killed
or imprisoned"
He points out that in the aggressOr
countries the rights of free speech. peace
able assembly. free press, trial by jury and
haheaS corpus have been abolished.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19

Reports from the highest sources say
that Mussoiin is virtually HitlerS prisoner.
The Gestapo is in Italy. German officials
are in key positions in all departments Of
the Italian government. including the War
Office No matter how the war ends, Mus
ders ID Germany wirs-he will have to &C
cept harsh British peace terms if ChurchillS
legions win. And. in the meantime. re
porters who have lett Italy say that anti
Fascist sentiment among the people grows
by leaps and bounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19
Today's Birthdays

Margaret c. Banning of Duluth,
novelist, born in Buffalo, Mimi,
so years ago.
jeanne c. Colcord of the Rus
sell Sage Foundation, New York,
director of charity, born at sea,
SO years ago.
William ]. (Jack) Frye, presi-
dent of Transcontinental and
Western Air, Kansas City, Mo-,
born in Sweetwater, Okla, 81
years ago.
DR.. Richard P. Strong of Bos,
ton, noted Harvard professor
emeritus of tropical diseases, borr
at Fortress Monroe, Va, SO years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19
LEG AIS
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP.
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF 10.
CAL OR SPECIAL BILL.


CAL OR SPECIAL BILL.
An act to regulate and license
persons engaged in the business
of outdoor advertising and all
persons erecting or maintaining
or authorizing the erection or
maintenance of outdoor advertis-
ing signs or structures outside of
the limits of incorporated cities or
towns in Monroe County; to pro-
vide for the securing and issuance
of permits and fees therefor; to
provide for the administration of
this act by the chairman of the
State Road Department, or if un-
able to act, then by the Board of
County Commissioners of Mon
roe County; to create a special
fund to assist in the administra-
ton of this act; to provide for the
disposition of fees and penalties
collected hereunder; to provide
for the enforcement of this act; to
require the permission of the
owner or lessee of property upon
which such advertising structure
or sign is located; to provide for
penalties; and to repeal all acts or
parts of acts in conflict with this
act.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS OF MONROE
COUNTY.
BY: Carl Bervaldi. Chairman.
feb26; mars 1919, 1941
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19

Cae may now obtain PAR. a refresh
ing drir k, and PAR. a monthly publications
+ on at'onely stores Ed O'Brien, who
edits the latter, would like to see everyone
who regales himself or herself with the
drink, also read his monthly magazine.
thus stimulating both the body and the
mind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19

II is reported that Mussolini is drink
ing heavily. Another demonstration of
weakness, but being licked by little nation
like Greece is provocation enough to drown
h's sorrows i'm the flowing bowl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19
ALONG CAME CINDERELLA
Yesterday:
Z By WHEN GREY I

YESTERDAY: By accident,
iUedlthy Roger Cosgrave has met
LoDely Ddye. beautiful daughter
of the tenementS. just a month
before his tUeddino TO coot and
poised Emily Perry. Roger ,could
like to be fair TO both girls, but
obviously he cannot marry both
of them. Notp Joe Hulse. Louely's
former Sweetheart. has come to
claim her and Roger is not Uill-
inc TO let her go. ...-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19

BABY CHICKS. Now booking
orders for delivery any time
after March 18th, order direct
from Advertisement, or will
book for ST per hundred, bal
ance to reach us 10 days before
shipment. All leading breeds
A grade: English White Leg
horns, RI. Reds, New Hamp-
shire Reds, Barred and White
Plymouth Rocks, White Wyor-
dottes. $500 per hundred de-
livered. Send for complete
price list. Seminole Hatchery,
Fort Myers, Florida. mar4-l5t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19

In bookkeeping red ink is used to de-
note a los5 When President Roosevelt re-
Gently signed the lease-lend all out to Great
Britain bill, he appropriately and con-
sistent'y could have dipped he pen in red
ink.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19

erv q tbs CITY SAID I'll take
Iowa. It's more fun looking olt
OF jail windows than roaming
around other states.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19

The Kiwans are getting after the
SALARY buyers and will sponsor bill at
The next legislative session to put a crimp
INTO the perncious operations of that
gentry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19


March 8. 1871
CONSTRUCTION -- REGULAR
FEDERAL AID PROGRAM
Sealed bids viii be received At % IN
office from Qualified Contractors
until 10:30 A. NJ tEs.T.I on the goth
day Of March, Is4i. for the con-
sfruction OF the following Regular
Federal Aid Project.
Federal Aid Project No AN-FA
iO7-BUD. Operating No. 3i5s, Road
No A. Monroe County. between
Big Pine Key and RaInTod Key.
work TO consist of constructing
four concrete and steel i-baam span
bridges With approach slabs. Total
net length Of project IL 0.sst miles.
4 certified check In amount Of
Sc 600 90 made payable to the Chair-
man Of the state Road Department
vIth the necessary States Docu
rnentary stamps attached. must ac-
company each bid submitted for this
project Cashiers checks will not
he accepted. The checks Of the
,hree lowest bidders viii be de-
posted.
All work 90 be done IN accorda nes
~ith the plans. Specifications. aad
Special Provisions % the State Road
Department Special attention IN
called ia Special Provisions whieh
viii he furnished with each pro
pnzaI
The minimum wage paid 30 ali
skilled labor employed On this con
tract shalt be 81 90 per hsnr,
The minimum wage paid To all
labor. EntRFm.d iRts grade sfH
pI0Red on this contract shall be 90
cents per boar.
tn. minimum wage paid 90 all an
skilled lAbor employed on this eon-
tract shall BE s. essts per hour.
Proposals wtil be furnished shs
QuaIfglest Contractors upan sDpliea
fioa 20 this office POE THE EUA
BP s. EACH Every Contractor sp'
DlytAg f9g proposals saast sabaass
~ the Mams tIfas . Statement II bis
contracts en- hand ptaas say b.
purchased frssu4 thts office fer the
Kuns - IS each No proposals vii
fss fswmea sasxss s@ansa1m for m@s@s
are received by this office at least
- hoaFs prior 20 shs tiHas for spsn-
ism bids
All BIDS ~ sat shDw totals for saeb
stem and fatal asn@ant Of sta n
serted on ths ssssf 81 ahs prgDSasA.
The rfKht is reserved % sSssrs as ,
~ al lids
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT OP
FLORIDA
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-19
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

l Water and Sewerage.
g. More Hotels and Apartments.
g. Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
a. Arports--Land and Sea.
S. Consolidation IF County and City Gov
crnments.
g. A Modern City Hospital