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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-09-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors for
their kindness and sympathy during
the illness and death of our be-
loved husband and father
Mrs. George Pike
Mrs. Webb Napier and family
Mrs. Charles Pike
Mrs. Alfred Pike and family.
Mr. and Mrs Ferd Peterson
and family.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-09-19

display other than annual-Mrs.
Weydemeyer, Mrs. o. Johnson; dis
play other than perennial Peter
G. Huchala, Mrs. f. Bergseeker; best
basket display-Mrs. Frank Luxa,
Jr; best flower arrangement-D.
Chapman Mrs. E. J. Barkee; gera-
nium-Mrs. Anna Foster, Mrs. K.
Tondevolt; begonias-Mrs. Ted Hol-
landsworth; other house plants
Mrs. H. Weydemeyer, Eyra Shan
hotter; best dish, garden-Mrs. 0.
Johnson, D. Chapman. best mixed
flower arrangement-Mrs. E. Berg
seeker, D. Chapman; hydrangea-
Mrs. N. Tondevolt, Mrs. Joe Nc
Cellum; pinks-Mrs. K. Tondevolt.
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-09-19

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Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

d graduate Of Union College at
Barboursville. Ky; Mrs. Mary NJ.
Thompson, librarian. succeeding
Miss Ann Uses, who resigned after
the last term. She is a resident OF
Lewes and a graduate of s. 4. East
ern Training College. Miss Irene
May Nell is the new art instructor.
She is from st. Paul. Mimi, and Il
graduate of Wesleyan College at
Macon. Ga. Miss Janet BarnitZ, who
is teaching language and English,
comes from Carlisle, Pa. and is a
graduate of Smith College Of
Northampton. Mass. The new ply
steal education instructor is Thorn
as l.. Marselli of Moscow, Pa. a
graduate of East SuOudsburS
State Teachers College. Pa.
The first fall meeting of the
/ Young Adult Class of the Bethel
Methodist Church OF LeweS, was
combined with a covered dish sup
/ per as a benefit for the church OF
! Thursday evening of last week. The
supper was held in the SUNDAY
school room of the church. Mr.
Howard 0. Greene presided
The Zwaanendael Club held theil
first fall meeting on Tuesday after
noon i'll the club room ON Savannah
Road. Mrs. +. Gould MacIntire. wht
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
LEWES

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel {. Pierce,
Saturday in Lewes with Mr..
Pierce's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Pierce ST., at their resi-
dence on Savannah Road.
Mrs. Louis p. Evans is spending
sometime in LanSdowne, Pa. with
her granddaughter. Mrs Betty Lof-
land SpOhn.
Miss Jay Rowland, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs J. Wright Rowland of
Lewes is attending the Causton
School. Centreville, Md. this win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert VI. HaZ-
Yard are occupying the Anthony T..
Ingram cottage on the beach until
the A. W. Marshall cottage which
they have leased. for the winter is
completed. Mrs Hazard. the form
er Miss Marilou Willard of Lewes,
is teaching the Kindergarten
school, which opened on Monday
Miss Betty Schmierer. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Halton SChmierer,
and friend. Miss Dorothy Legates OF
Milford recently returned from a
motor trip through the PocOnO
Mountains.
Lieut. and Mrs. John Obrccht
and family who have been living in
I.ewes during the summer months
have moved to RehOboth Beach.
Captain and Mrs. James VI. Myers
i of SCaford have announced the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
i Helen Alyne Myers. to Mr.. William
i s Walls. Jr.. son of Mr.. w. 5. Walls
{ ST.. of LeweS. The ceremony was
/ on Monday afternoon. September II
in the Grace Methodist Church in
Georgetown, with the Rev. W. =
Kesmodel officiating. Miss Ethe
Butler of SeafOrd and Mr.. ROhert
Thompson of Lewes were tn,
couples only attendants. Following
the ceremony reception for tn,
families of the bride and groom ant
few friends was held at the resi-
dcncc of Mrs. William T.. Ennis 81.
at her home on Market St. LCwcS
the grandmother of the groom. Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

is chairman of Legislation. was in
charge of the program, made an
address to the club on How our
town is rum" and why it is run as
ii is" Mrs. W. Allan Vessels is
preident of the club.
Plans for the winter season have
been made by the Lewes branch of
the t. ). Coast Guard Welfare Lea
sue, which met at the Lewes Coast
Guard Station on Tuesday evening.
Oct. >, 1916 The League has elect
cd the commander of the LeweS
station, Chief Boatswain Edwin Is.
York. as president to succeed the
late Commander Irwin b. Steele.
Other officers elected are: Vice
president. Mrs. II. Wilmer Steele OF
Rch0bOth Beach. treasurer. Chici
BoatsWain Mate Melville Quillen
assistant treasurer. Mrs. Theodore
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

Walls is student nurse at the
Bcebe Hospital School of Nursing,
and will receive her diploma in
February. 1917. Mr.. Walls is a
graduate OF the l.cWcS High School
and attended Western Maryland
college. He was formerly athletic
instructor and coach at the local
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Walls are
making their home in Lewes. where
Mr. Walls is now in business with
lis uncle. Mr.. William +. Ennis Jr.
At the meeting of the Nassau
Home Demonstration Club. held re-
Gently at IIenlopcn Grange Hall in
HOllymOunt Club We're guests. Earl
ID. Wiley was guest speaker, dis
Cussing the legal aspects of proper
ty ownership and its relationship
to women. as we'll rs the proper
way to execute Wills and deeds
Music was furnished by Mrs. Ray
mond Lank, Mrs Nirgic White
, Miss \. Shafiena. and Mrs. Leigh
ton Joseph.
Mrs. Norman kclk and children
OF near Wilmington We're the week
end guests of Mrs. Kelks mother
Mrs. Luther Vessels at her resi-
dtncC on Second St
A fund FOR the purchase Of rea
estate. looking toward post home
tor Lcwes Post No. II. American
Legion. has gotten under way. says
Commander Ralph B. Pierson
Members Of the post at the las
meeting voted to assess each mem
bcr the sum Of So in addition tO
yearly dues to buy shares in tn,
Lcwes and Rchoboth Building anC
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

Loan Association. proceeds Of
these shares" says Commander
PiersOn. will he used only as a nue.
lcuS for fund to purchase real
estate Tor the post when the OppOr-
tunity is available.
Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton ST.. and
daughter. Mrs. .IuStuS b. Naylor at
tended the flower show, held i'll
Rridgevillc on Wednesday evening.
When in BridSeville, they were the
dinner guests of Mrs. Clifton'S son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Byron +. Clifton.
Pfc. Allen Beebe. son OF Dr.. and
Mrs. James Beebc who has been in
Germany with the Army of Occupa-
tiOn for a year. has returned to the
state aud been discharged from the
service
Mrs. W. Ilancc Chambers is con-
fined to the Becbe Hospital because
OF illness. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Edward
Moore, Jr., and their family have
moved from their home in deVries
Circle to their new home on LewCe
Beach. Mrs. Moore is the former
Miss Anna Bcebe daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. II. c. Beebe of LeWes.
An enrolment of 473 pupils, one
of the largest in the Lcwes Specia
School District is reported by Supt
Richard A. Shields New teacher!
include Stephen Clark. who is re
placing the director of the musi,
department. IsadOre Goldman, VIII,
is i'll Mr.. Goldman will return
when he RECEIVERS. Other new i'll
strnctOrs are: Miss Katherine +
Tappan of Dclmar. who is teachin
the fourth and fifth grades, and
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mitchell were
dinner guests Sunday of the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fur
Miss in Milford.
The Count-On- Me-Club was en-
tertained Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Effie Quillen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snedaker
and daughter of Audubon, n. j..
were week end guests of the latters
mother. Mrs. Laura Williams. Mrs.
Snedaker and daughter remained
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Spence and
son and Mr.. Oscar Spence spent
Sunday in Greenwood with rela-
tilcs.
Mrs Charles Prettyman and son
and Mrs. Roy Barwick of Green
wood were guests Wednesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Spence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Allen and
daughter motored to Jenkintown,
Pa. on Sunday.
The w. S. c. S. was entertained
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Milbourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter and
family were week end guests of
their son in law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Owens of Landen-
burg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cordrey
.Ir.. and son visited relatives in
baltimore over the week end.
Mrs. Harry Williams and Mrs
William Snedakcr and daughter
were luncheon guests of Mrs. Will
liam Smith in Salisbury on Monday
Mr.. Bobby Bell of Philadelphia
spent the week end with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arm Bell are spend
ing several days in Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. Ella Spicer is visiting Mrs
Ada Moore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Garrett ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Ewing of vii
mingtOn were week end guests o
Mrs. RhOda Garrett
Mrs. RhOda Garrett is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hastings in Sea
ford.
Mrs. William Smith of Salisbury
Mrs. Randall DickersOn and child
ron Os Laurel. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sncdaker and daughter of Audubon
y. j.. were dinner guests Sunda,
OF Mrs. Harry Williams.
Saturday. October 10, is the fina
Registration Day for state voters
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
ADAMS x ROADS

Miss Blanche Stetler and Miss
Sadie Droon of Philadelphia spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fountain and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Fountain.
Mrs. Helen Harmon and son,
Ralph were Sunday afternoon din
ner guests of Mrs. Blanche Adams.
Sunday School, Sunday, 10 d. m.
BloOmery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
and two daughters, Gloria May and
Darline and Mrs. Effic Adams visit
cd Mr.. and Mrs. Randell Christ
worth in n. j.. Sunday
Miss Minnie Adams of Whining
ton visited her sister. Mrs. Blanche
Adams over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fountain
visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott in
Philadelphia. Sunday and Monday
Bobby and Joey Fountain visitc,
their grandparents. Sunday.
Saturday. October 10, is the fina
Registration Day for state voters
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
DAGSBORO

The body of Hayward West, age.
- years. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
West. deceased, was brought to the
funeral home of Clinton Watson,
Monday night after dragging of the
Delaware River for three days. He
las been missing since Thursday
hight after the watchman reported
seeing him pass through the guard
gate for his boat at Pier No. 28. His
! body was found at ! O'Clock Mon
day. He is survived by five broth
ers, William, Millard. Fred. and
Russell of Dagsboro and Andrew Of
! Denton. Md Also four sisters. Mrs
Dorothy MumfOrd. Mrs. Ruth Ben
nett of ROXana. Mrs. Allena Wilson
and Miss Grace West. Funeral and
1 burial Tuesday at st. Georges at )
/ o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mitchell
flew to Vincland. \. j.. and were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
nard West. Sunday.
Ellen Daisey of Wilmington,
spent the week end at her home
here. Delbert Daisey employed at
Lewes spent the week with his wife
and son, Horace.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hit
chens, Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. West enter
tanned over the week end their
daughter and sOn-inlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Werner of Washing
ton, ID. c. Dinner guests Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. |. Preston West
and daughter, Gayl Evelyn and Mr.
and Mrs. Armel West and daughter
Elenor of MillSborO
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubery Kitchens
are occupying their new home To-
Gated on the dupont highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmel Steel have
returned to their home here after
spending the summer at their home
al Ocean City. \. J.
: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Layton and Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Daisey spent Sun
/. day night with Mr. and Mrs. BcnniC
TimmOns.
Raymond steel. J. Martin Tim
mons and George Adkins flew tt
Atlantic City Sunday
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Buntin,
attended the funeral of their broth
, er-in-law. WOodbun NJ. James a
ClaymOnt Methodist Church, Satur
| day. Burial was at the GraCelawl
Cemetery Mr.. James was one o
the first victims who met his deatl
in the disaster of the Sun Oil CO.. Il
Marcus Hook. He is survived by hi
widow and four children.
Saturday. October 10. is the fina
Registration Day for state voters
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11
m M 6 MORIAM

In IoVin" remembrance of our dear
wifi" and mother. Ida i. lI"l.ston. who
departed this lf" Octohtr -. 1875.
Sadly missed by her Husband and
Children TIP
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-11

Mitchell of LeweS, secretary, Mrs.
Harry Metzner of RehOboth, assist
ant secretary, Mrs. Harry Merritt
of Rchoboth. Mrs. Ruth Mitchell of
Icwes was named chairman of the
Sunshine Class. assisted by Mrs.
Sara Hudson Of Rehoboth and Mrs.
Theodore Mitchell of IeweS was
named personnel relations officer.
Mrs. James r. Kelly is making an
extended visit in Wyoming, ONO,
with her neiCe, Mrs. Harold Bates
and her family. Mrs. Bates will be
remembered as the former Miss
Ann Magee OF Philadelphia.
Saturday. October 10, is the final
Registration Day for state voters.
The earth would require almost
q half million moons TO provide IL
,1,,nl tn thuf nf tho SlIn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Pier To Be Built
North OF Long Key

William c. Blackwood has pre-
pared plans to construct a pier,
I'll feet long and nine feet wide,
with the deck five feet above
mean low water, in Lignumvitae
Channel, one-quarter of m i e
northeast of Long Key.
He has applied to War Depart
ment engineers, with offices in
Jacksonville, for permission to
build the pier. Major Blase Ne
meth, acting district engineer,
has informed The Citizen that no
hearing will be held on the APP
plication, and added that any
body who objects TO the construc-
ton of the pier may file protest
in writing to the engineering Of
flee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Faculty OF High
School To Meet
Tomorrow IN.

Members Of the faculty OF the
Key West, High School will hold
a meeting. beginning at 2:30
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, in
Room 100 in the High School
building. Principal Horace
O'Bryant said that the purpose of
the meeting lis TO make prepare
tions for the reopening of the
school on Mpnta 3,
He also stated that call has
been issued for all students in
the grades ranging from the
seventh to the twelfth, to be pre-
sent in the High School audi
torium at 8 o'clock Monday
morning. Out-of-town students,
who have not registered already,
will have to wait until Monday
afternoon, Principal O'Bryant
said, before attending to that re-
quirement.
Public schools will be reopen
ed also on Monday morning for
pupils in grades ranging from
one to six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Ships In All
Ports Tied Up
By Strikers
lny AssoeIated Pressl

NEW YORK, Sept. GA. f.
of T.. seamen's unions have ships
tied up in all ports in the United
States. with no end in sight when
the strike will be called off.
In the harDor here. $50 ships
are lying idle. Union leaders
stated that the seamen will not
return to their jobs unless the
War Labor Board revokes its or
der that disapproves of the set
Element of differences between
ship owners and the unions.
The strike is effective in all
Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific ports.
Many of the ships that are tied
up at piers or anchored in har-
bors are loaded with UNRRA
supplies for Europe and Asia.
Leaders of the seamen along
the Pacific coast have been called
to Washington to confer with
Secretary of Labor Schwc]len-
bach to see if an agreement can
be reached to settle the strike. It
was reported today that PresI.
dent Truman may take hand
in trying to end the dispute.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Boys and Girls
To Get Awards
For Sport Wins

All winners and those who
placed second and third in the
Labor Day Field Events are re-
quested to be at Bayview Park
Monday night at o'clock to re-
ceive their awards. it was an
nounced today.
Claude Valdez and Yolando
Pueblo will receive medals do
mated by the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and the Women's Auxiliary
of the v. f. w. Winners of first,
second and third places in any
event will be given ribbons with
the event printed in gold letters.
These ribbons are being donated
by Miss Betty Whidden. the en-
thusiastic little worker who vol
unteers so much of her time to
directing the activities of the
PALS.
The following is a list by place
of the winners of all events in
the Labor Day Field Meet:
Boys ThreeeLegged Race, LIST,
y. Cerezo and G. Valdes, End,
T. Baker and r.. Chaez; 3rd,
S. Mitian and w. Russell.
Boys Sack Race, 1st, Claude
Valdes: Ind, John cerezo; 3rd,
William Russell.
Boys Wheelebarrow Race, LIST,
J. Cerezo and c. Valdes; End,
w. Russell and s.. MILAN; 3rd,
Don Williams and John Williams.
Boys so Yard Dash, 1st, Jose
Hernandez.s End, Mickey West;
third, Gilbert Gates.
Boys rs Yard Dash, LIST, G. Val
des; End, X, Kerr; 3rd, Cher
ring.
Boys 100 Yard Dash, LIST, G.
Valdes; End, C. Herring; 3rd, b.
Sawyer.
Boys High Jump, LIST, Oscar
Cruz; End, George Fon; Bird, j.
CereZo.
Boys Jump, 1st, c. Valdes; IND,
J. Cerezo; 3rd, F. Font.
Boys Running Broad Jump, lst'
c. Valdes; End, F. Font; 3rd, j..
Cerezo.
Girls so Yard Dash, 1st. Helen
BRAHMS; End, Gail Sweeting; 3rd,
Patricia O'Neal.
Girls rs Yard Dash, LIST, Yo-
landa, Puebla; End, Helen Cos
tella; 3rd, Mercedes Font,
Girls Standing Broad Jump, lst,
Yolanda Puebla; End, Mercedes
Font; 3rd, Helen BRAHMS.
Girls Potato Race, LIST, Yolanda
Puebla; End. Patricia ONeal.
Girls Volley Ball Throw, LIST,
joyce Bradley; End. Estrella Ma
vena: 3rd, Carmne Puebla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Tax Collector
Enjoinei From
Selling Realty

Five parcels of land in Key
West and one at No Name Key
will be offered for sale at noon
at the front entrance Of the
county court house, as was adj
vertised in The Citizen, County
Tax Collector Howard E. Wilson
said today.
F. ]. Conway, who owns the
parcels, has been granted a tenn
porary restraining order by Judge
Aquilino Lopez, Jr., of the circuit
court, in a suit Conway brought
against Wilson.
A hearing will be held at the
date to be set by the court, at
which it will be determined
whether or not a permanent In
junction will be granted.
Conway does not owe any
taxes on the real estate that is
advertised to be sold. He owes
the county, according to the tax
collector, $5,465.44 in intangible
taxes, accrued over period of
five years, and the Florida law,
governing intangibles. states a
lien may be placed on real or
personal property for taxes owed
on intangibles.
But Conway asserts that he is
not a resident of Florida, and.
therefore, should not pay taxes
on intangibles to this state. He
says his home is in Pennsylvania.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Girl Basketball
Players Honored
By Lions Club

Principal speaker at last nights
dinner-meeting of the Key West
Lions Club, held in the Den on
Seminary street with President
Fred Miller in the chair, was City
Bubble Service Head Dwight
Hunter.
Fem Basketters Given Charms
Mr.. Hunter addressed the Lions
on the subject of suitable rec
reational program for Key West
and in the course of his remarks
outlined what he considered to be
the principal. factors iavolved in
carrying on worthwhile COM
munity program.
Lion Judge Enrique Esqin-
aldo. chairman of Bows and
Girls Committee. officiated in
the presentation of basketball
charms to the members of the
clubs girl basketball team.
winner Of the league cham
pionship last season In the
women's division.
Miss Dolores Thornley, and
Mrs. Marjorie Sjursen responded
on behalf of the members of the
team, expressing appreciation for
the recognition extended them by
the Lions. They promised to try
to give repeat performance this
coming season and once more
bring home the bacon" for the
Lions.
Lions Education Chairman Ger
aid Saunders read the regular
monthly letter from International
President Clifford ID. Peirce on
the subject, Progress of the As
ISOLATION"
Baseballers To Be Feted
Lion Robert Pollock introduced
Manolo Acevedo, local baseball
manager, who told of the Won
derful reception accorded the Key
West Conchs in their recent game
in Lake Worth by the Lions and
,Elks of that city. He requested
that the local Lions and Elks plan
suitable reception when the
Lake Worth team comes to Key
West Sept. Ia for a game the fol-
lowing day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Red Cross Needs
Special Equipment

The Red Cross needs beach
umbrellas and tables for the pa
tients at Naval Hospital and any
individual or organization inter
ested in donating one or more of
these articles is requested to get
in touch with Gerald Saunders,
chairman of the community serv-
ice committee of the Red Cross.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
C0-Ahead Signal Is Given
|FOTNkty West AIRPORT And
Port Of Entry On Boulevard
! MAYOR DEMERTTT AND
ARMY NAVY OFF,
GALS SIGNED AGREE
MENT YESTERDAY

The city of Key West is taking
immediate steps to provide nee
essary housing facilities for Gus
toms and immigration officials
at the East Martello Tower
reservation on Roosevelt BouleA
ward, so that the 17.1-acre tract
may become a municipal airport
and port Of entry within the near
future, City Manager o. j.. S.
Ellingson announced today.
Mayor William w. Demeritt
told The Citizen today that he
signed an agreement with
Army and Navy representa-
tives late yesterday afternoon.
accepting the tract for nuni-
cipal airport and port Of entry
purposes.
In the meantime, Rogelio Co
mez, local manager of Aerovias
@ Airlines, had in his hands to-
day a complete set of plans from
Floyd r. Soper. deputy collector
of customs in charge of the Key
West Internal Revenue Depart
ment, showing what facilities the
Federal government would re-
quire at the new port Of entry.
Gomez said that Aerovias @
would build and lay out the air
port according to Seper's specifi-
cations, without any cost to the
city of Key West.
For ell intents and pur-
poses" Mayor Demeritt said
today. work on the project
has already started"
The plans submitted to Gomez
by Soper include a waiting room
for the general public, private
room for customs, baggage coun-
ter, immigration SERVICE room,
rest rooms, a doctors room and
waiting room for incoming
passengers.
Gomez appeared before the
Key West Lions Club yesterday
to ask its cooperation in securing
permission from CAA in Wash
ington for scheduled flights for
his company between Key West
and Havana. Motion was made
and unanimously carried author
izing the secretary to forward a
resolution to the Civilian Aero
nautics Authority on behalf of
the Lions of Key West.
In the meantime. Gomez
told The Citizen today that he
was "InomentarilY expecting
approval from Washington for
Aerovias O Airlines TO resume
chartered flights between Key
West and Havana"
He said that besides erecting
the necessary buildings on the
East Martello Tower reservation,
his company would do consider
able filling in there, and also
carry out program of beauty
ing the grounds.