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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-04
VFW Meets Tonight
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CrowleYs Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence (BifH
Crowley, 100 Margaret Street,
announce the birth of a seven
and-one-half pound daughter at
1890 am. today at the Naval Hos
pital.
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the Advertisers
ron SALE

WORRIED about Christmas gifts?
Let US do, your worrying for
you. See our beautiful and
useful items at Shirts Linen
Shop, 512 Fleming, Phone 118.
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THERE'S
OPPORTUNITY
At The
Telephone Company

The greatest telephone expansion
in history requires additional alert
girls at the SwitchboardS and pro-
videS unusual opportunities for
advancement.
Pay raises scheduled at
regular intervals. Also va
cation with pay. The work
is fascinating, and you'll
find the Telephone Com
pany a mighty good place
to work.
Apply
Mrs. McDermott, Chief Operator
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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We have the finest selection of
imported, handmade, pure lin
en- handkerchiefS. Also imported
lace table cloths, bedSpreads,
dresser sets, luncheon sets, pill
lows, towel sets, blankets, uni
forms, etc. Shirts Linen Shop,
512 Fleming, next to Peppers.
dec2-tf
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FOR RENT
LOST

Black wallet containing pictures,
important papers and cash. Lost
yesterday in Kress Dept Store.
No question will be asked and
reward given if returned to 909
South St. or call 100
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K. w. Transit Co.

Fouls: B. Schoneck 2, Levin 4,
w. Schoneck 3, R. Schoneck 2,
p. Herrick /, Sweeting 3, C. Bar
Der 2, L. Smith 3, Solomon 2,
Sellers 2; free throws missed: j.
Costar 4, B. Schoneck 8, Levin
2, w. Schoneck l, r. Barber 2,
Solomon 2, Sellers l, Herring l;
umpire: F. Lastres; referee: Par
IA; timer: Red" Fallom.
Score by quarters: TIP
Red Raiders ------- IL 6 IA al
Radio --.-.--.-.--.- 5 2 5 4-l6
Referee; F. Lastres; umpire:
PARA; timer: Red" Fallom; scor-
er: Aguilar.
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Clerk. Apply Monroe Market.
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GOOD JOBS FOR FORMER
ARMY, NAVY, MARINE AND
COAST GUARD SPECIALISTS
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EDUCATION

Encyclopaedia Britannica and
Britannica Jr. Represented by
Mr.. Miles J. Winters. For in
formation or appointment, write
Pc. Box 800, Key West, Fla.
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WANTED TO BUY

4 refrigerator Good condition.
Call ll66-M or apply Miniature
Golf Course. Fleming and Eliza
beth dec2-3tx
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Sell Maisonette Frocks, full or
part time. Inquire mornings.
Phone 1195-M. dec4-9-16x
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MEETINGS
NlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIHIIIIIllHlnIIIIInIIHnIIIp
UDC's Meeting Tomorrow


UDC's Meeting Tomorrow
The United Daughters of the
Confederacy will hold meeting
at 4:30 pm tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Stephen w. Douglass, 1922
Duval Street.
VFW Meets Tonight
A regular meeting of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars will be
held at 8 o'clock tonight at the
VFW Hail.
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TO GIRLS
WHO BELONG"

If you'd like to work with ether
ambitious girls in a position of
responsibility that's vital to the
business and social life of your
community and pays accord
ingly:
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We have Exec" pressure cookers.
Ideal Xmas presents. William
Curry'S Sons Co. dec2-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

Swedish Massage will help you
keep fit, improve your posture,
make you feel and look alive.
Single treatment $500, treat
ments for $500. Ladies only.
Graduate Masseuse, registered
practitioner. For appointment
phone SIS. dec2-tf
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New automobile batteries, all
sizes. Evans, SOC Southland St.
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Furnished House. Not finished in
side. Four rooms and bath.
1904 Bertha street, phone 1178.
nov29-6tx
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Mans bicycle, good balloon tire,
good paint, $3.50. 1900 Staples
Ave. dec2-6tx
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81 Pontiac, 8 cylinders, business
coupe. Can be seen at 44-A,
MAS. nov30-5tx
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Come in and see our stock of yard
goods. Beautiful patterns for
Grapes, slip covers, bedspreadS,
curtains, etc. Shirts Linen
Shop, 512 Fleming, next to
Peppers. deceit
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1946 Whizzer motor bike. 1945
CuShman scooter and side car.
Both in good condition. HAD
Poinciana Place. nov29-5tx
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Lady's bicycle, good balloon
tires, good paint. $3.50 1900
Staples Ave. dec2-6tx
Evening star., 1946-08-28
"Petti" Junior 2-Pc. Coleman Check

Checks checker school and call 1.-THE
little jacket dramhz marching of
the butd down collar Straight skirt with and aft
black and white Sze9t to IS.
unio eond Floor
Evening star., 1946-08-28

Long : sieeved
Clossie Shirt with
convertible collar
and honky pocket.
White royon. Sizes
9 TO l5----$z.7o
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
County Commissioners
Now Lined-Up Differently
Result OF Naming Saunders

Voting complexion of the
county commission underwent a
change this morning, as a result
of the seating of Gerald Saun-
derS as commissioner from the
fourth district.
Since the board was organized
! in early January, 1945, the ma
lorlty of voting power was with
! w. A. Parrish, Edward G. Co
mez and Maxine Valdez. At first
they named Valdez chairman
and, on his resigning, chose Par
IRISH. 1t was that majority vote
that chose d legal adviser and
determined on the formation of
the five committees.
But this morning Gomez and
Parrish were minority members
and Bentley, Higgs and Saunders
comprised the majority. That
change was effected when Val
dez resigned as commissioner to
be made harbor master, and
Saunders was named to the COM
mission to fill out VALDEZ I'M
expired term. Saunders will be-
gin regular term in January.
At its meeting on October 8,
when Julius F. Stone, Jr., re-
signed as county attorney, At
torney Paul Sawyer applied for
the position. Valdez was out of
the board at that time, and
Sawyer was not named, as Par
IRISH and Gomez voted against
him, and Higgs and Bentley ia
vored him.
But things were different this
morning. Though Gomez and
Parrish still opposed the naming
of Sawyer, Saunders joined with
Bentley and Higgs- to appoint
Sawyer as county attorney.
Saunders, at the October 9
meeting, had telegram showing
that his commission had been Is
sued the day before as commits
sioner but he was not seated on
the strength of the telegram,
, However, this morning he had
his commission from the secre-
tary of state and presented 1t TO
! the board.
Standing of the various COM
mittees was changed as follows:
Welfare, Saunders, chairman
! HiggS. Gomez.
Building and grounds, HlggS'
chairman; Saunders, Gomez.
Finance, Saunders, chairman
! Gomez, HiegS.
Roads, Parrish, chairman;
Higgs, Gomez.
! Airport, Gomez, chairman;
Saunders, Parrish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
Four Fires In "a
Hours KeepFT
Department Busy

The local fire department un-
der Chief Leroy Torres, respond
cd 10 four fires within the past
twenty-four hours. The first was
reported at 1920 p. m, at the
Wickers Ways on Front street
This was a small fire of some
debris that had accumulated
there and was quickly eXtin-
guished. a. s,., ...,.-. s,.
Al s:20 p. m. Tuesday. a
call came from Riley Car
bonelTs Club ll6. at Greene
end Fitzpatrick streets. The
fire was upstairs and was of a
definite incendiarY origin. as
cen Of oil and matches were
found near the scene. A mat
tress had caught fire. II was
thrown from the second floor
and put out with a booster ap-
paraius.
At 8:l5 p. m, the firemen re-
sponded to a call at Mary La
brada's home on johnson Lane. A
frying pan caught fire but wa:
put out before the fire trucks ar
rived at the scene.
More was in store for the over
worked fire fighting force wher
al AGO this morning an alarm
called the department to Pom
scttia Hotel, corner of Francis
and Elgin. The second floor wa'
in flames and all the armed
forces fire fighting apparatus re
spondcd to the call. E 6 h
streams of water were used in eX
4 tinguishing the blaze.
The Poinsettia Hotel had re
Gently been renovated at cost o
over $1,000 and the proprietor
who also runs the Gibson Hotel
ON Fleming street, carried no IN
surancc on the hotel, which /
open only during the winter sea
son.
No estimate of the damage ha
a. vet been given out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
Several Airlines
Seeking Service
To Island CITY

AZ least half a dozen airlines
are seeking to establish service
into Key West. it was revealed at
last nights meeting of the City
Commission.
In additional to National, which
Is permitted to fly regularly. Plan
tatiOn Always. Southeastern Air
Express, J. /. Leak, Florida Air
lines, Ludwig Airline Feeder and
u. s. Flying Service are DESTROYS
81 placing Key West on their
Florida routes.
The spirited plea of Earl Ad-
ans, newspaperman, asking the
commission TO refuse to enter in
To any deal which would permit
Key West merely to be an inter
mediate stop, could well result in
better type of service for Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
Commissioners
Approve List
For Election

Recessed meeting of the coun-
ty commissioners was held thus
morning to comply with a law
regarding the adoption of the re-
viscd list of Registrars for the
election next month.
Supervisor John England was
present and explained to the
commission that 20 of the regis
hants had been disqualified.
Those disqualified will be pub
tshed in The Citizen tomorrow,
rhc list otherwise was approved
by the commissioners,
They recessed the meeting ill
10 O'Clock in the morning of DC
tobcr 25, SO that any of the per
sons whose names appear on the
disqualified list may have an OPP
portunity to have them restored
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
Governor Loses
On Clean-Cut Test
OF His Strength

William v. Albury, back from
Jacksonville, where he attended
meeting of the Florida Demo-
cratic Executive Committee to
nominate a successor to James
M. Lee as comptroller, said to-
day that the result of the vote
showed a clean-cut contest be-
tween administration forces and
administration forces.
Senator Edwin G.. Fraser of
MacClenny, was the candidate of
the 'antis," and he defeated the
governors candidate, Clarence
M. Gay, now acting comptroller,
by a vote of " to 40.
Albury explained that he voted
for Gay, the governors choice,
but that Fraser and his support
ers succeeded in mastering up so
many adherents he came within
seven votes of winning on the
first ballot. On the second ballot,
besides the votes for Fraser and
Gay, there were Is scattering
votes.
AS Attorney General j. Tom
Watson has ruled that Fraser
can serve though he was a men,
Der of the legislature when the
comptroller's salary was raised
from $500 to $4,000 annually,
it is doubtful if there will be any
court action to try to set aside
Fraser's nomination, though on
the basis of the $500 salary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
Wll%%W%%%l
Mayors Deciding
3-2 Votes BOOed
and Then Cheered

Amid cheers al one time.
boos at another. Mayor Will
liam w. Demeritt cast the de-
Gliding vote in two 3-to-2 de-
cisions of the City Commits
sion's hectic session last
night.
Commissioner Louis Car
bonell had joined Commits
sioner Hunter Harden in
loud opposition TO Commits
sioner John Carbonelis and
Commissioner Arthur Coop
er's nominations TO the new
Civil Service Commission.
desdlocking the vote at 2-2.
When Mayor Demeritt cast
his vote with Cooper and
John Carbonell he was greet
ed with boos.
Shortly afterward. howev-
err. when the four commits
sioners were lined up on the
same sides again on the
question of giving the pro-
posed $4,000 Tradewinds
Restaurant a liquor license.
Mayor Demeritt sided with
Louis Carbonell and Harden
in favor of issuing the license.
This time he was greeted
with cheers.
-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
FIOwers, Plants Are
Requested For Hospital

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Jaycees is in need of flowers and
plants for the triangular plot it
is beautifying near the Naval
Hospital. Individuals interested
in donating plants are requested
to call Mrs. Norma Dopp, 1O94-R
or Mrs. Edith SWeetlng, 7O6.
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COeTing Commits Suicide
with POt8SSiuInCyanamide;;
Ten Other Germans Hanged
u1Gl : sfnEICIIER. JEW
nAtTER, BECOMES
tINstERIGAL WHEN
I'm az 10 GALLONS

MtfAsshs*Mtt. DNt io.--ticr-
mmnn Geflna ahwtly before he
$50 e. he 10 fafth lo b. hanged
ahfg aftsg I a'eiuck thn morn
- ge4man ume. Was found in
hm eeH - s sasgifie Beside him
wsN fhfss settlers and. atop the
Muea Wm an efnpty cartridge
sAas saslled II potassium eva
NaH
hm aamsis autaide Gocring's
ean $50 bern WING. apparently
msu. STA hs riaht hand dang
tmM eseF So sisie - his cot They
meFH malmtaininG a close watch
"a hsm aNH uthar prisoners tn stop
shen u thHv attempted % iniure
~ 80 fssnmsarlveH
N&enlf q Euafd saw Gocring
mFHhn9 end repaFted the Incl.
aNms e. aapeftuF The cell was
aNsnea ana OoNFlnN was found
e. - Mead
rs aa8uFs 81 enc Mates he left
e. - whagn they we're addressed
So 49, fssealed
gaNnel s Burton Andrews.
wNa $50 ln oumnand ~ the pris-
go aaafgl was surprised when he
hsafa fhai Guefina had commit
go aaaaiF Andrews explained
81 fsHsateFa thai every prccaution
- hsem takrn o. guard against
aNN a tsae pgtsnners taking their
fsNs@ flaNfne IA wHa explained,
$50 hm ua8 had hecn searched
~ and boss he g0i the cart
e wantaimlna the poison. and
mNe - 80 IA were questions
80 @ - Mwe2fm maAsa.
re- fast Nari "a walk zap the
S. aasNs e. sac Hsiluws was Joach-
- - Nlht9uifnp. fuTmer for
san hsNaleF 90 had nothing
= aas hal the SQUAD. Field Mar
~ Miheim keitel. said IN a
sas naa even tonc that two mil
A Eiefnaus. lucluding his SONS,
- sa1 fm Germany. and that
- 49, was ready tu offer has life
8a haa fsfhe land
88 MifuFhef. Jew batter
m Nhs unly Mari that became
~ sNf A. he was being led
- t1m GA steps hc cried Oui
aMs1 fewa asserting tina, they
msN feaFamaiiair Cor the war
Mmm - fr#ghud enc platform 81
N natiusa he screamed.
TIE Haashrviks Will hang you
am = lhres davs"
Zee fsIh4a lnE others had moth
- - ssF ahen they were con-
so ta tlr sallows
Efaf kaitrnhfunner. chief oi
e8e essafspa
Al8fd Nsasnlsfr. minister foi
af ieGfItuftca.
Mlm Fthk minister of thC
aa6fms n litlrfs fret cabinet
26sas Ffank killet of thousands
n8 Fs#a
SO aauhel director ~ forced
f
8Nl tssmrfai Alfred JUdl
fnf thr German general staff
8sfai Hitler WAS q great
M
AN Nfyya inauart. who be
t8 Amffta
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
Red Cross Loans
To Vets Increase;
Storm Plans Told

A sharp increase in Red Cross
loans to ex-service men was re-
vealed by Earl Hamilton. chair
man of Home Service, at yester-
days quarterly luncheon meeting
of the Board of Directors of the
Key West Chapter, American
Red Cross, at the Casa Cayo
Hueso.
Since July II the Service has
handled $50 cases, making loans
amounting to $1,142.00. Repay
ments have amounted to 1925. 40.
In the past month the Home
Service has handled 105 cases in
volving ex-service men.
Major Robert F. Spottswood,
chairman of Disaster Prepared
ness and Relief, made a full re-
port of the excellent work ac-
complished by his committee
during the hurricane threat of
October 7. The cost of stocking
nine shelters, with a view to SerV-
icing refugees through major
disaster, totaled $153.00. This fig
ure included $45,19 invested in
lanterns to be used as permanent
disaster equipment and $33.49 for
six layettes which were turned
back to home service.
Gerald Saunders, chairman of
Community service to camps and
hospitals, reported that through
his committee fortnightly sight
seeing trips had been arranged
for the patients at the Navy Hos
pital and sponsored by the fol-
lowing civic organizations:
July 25, Business and Profess
sional Woman's Club; Aug. %,
disbursements Association; Sept,
5, Key West Chapter, American
Red Cross; Sept. Is, Lions Club;
Oct. 3, Rotary Club.
Seek Instructors
Jack Sellers and William Cur
ry, chairmen of Water Safety and
First Aid, respectively, announc-
ed that they are working together
on plans to have a qualified in
Structor to come to Key West in
the near future to offer the COM
munity an opportunity to take
instructor courses in these two
important services. The primary
purpose of the assignment of tAis
instructor to Key West is to COM
ply with a request from the De-
partment of Public instruction,
Willard Albury, who wishes a
First Aid Instructors course made
available to the teachers in the
county schools.
Mrs. Fernan lido G am Ii S,
chairman of the Junior Red Cross,
announced that the school chill
dren had started making faVors
to be used in the Naval Hospital
for the fall holidays. She and her
committee had shipped coconuts
to three Veterans hospitals IN
Mississippi and Louisiana, to be
used in the handicraft phase of
occupational theraphy. The reg
ular fall enrolment for Junior
Red Cross will be handled from
November l to Is.
Mrs. l.. II. Goddard reported
that Mrs. J. D. Grant had been
transferred here from the San
Diego Chapter and was on duty
transporting Gray Ladies who
are serving regularly at the Naval
Hospital. She is using her own
car for this service.
Mrs. Goddard also reported
that the seven new staff assistants
who finished their training
courses this month are on duty
at the chapter house, Public
Health Unit and Municipal Hos
pital helping to do necessary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
U. S. Buys Copenhagen
Villa Used BY Germans

COPENHAG GEN. ZAP
United States authorities have
purchased a 2O-room villa, for
merly occupied by the German
pleinpotentiary to Denmark, for
use of the American legation
here. Upon the liberation OF Den
mark. the house was seized by the
Danish government. For some
time the u. S. minister, Josiah
Marvel, has been living in 1t.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
City Commission
Approves Audit
For September

Charles Roberts, city finance
director comptroller, submitted
his September audit at the COM
mission meeting last night. 1t was
approved by the commission.
Receipts for the month of Sep
TENDER were as follows:
Delinquent Taxes 5 1869
Interest sz-A-4---ss--..l.---..=s ~s- 1884
Advertising Costs - 90
| Street Paving ----------------- 3.34
Redemption Tax Cert. 14O.57
Occupational License
Fees ----.-------..--.---.----.--- 2O,336.75
Automobile Inspection.
Fees ....-.----.-.-..-.--.. $4,000
Bicycle Licenses 4--4.--- $3.50
Scavenger Service Fees 3,104.95
Sewer Service Fees ---- $3.50
Total ..---------------------------- $26, 334.64
This $26,334.64 was appropriat-
ed to the following funds by the
City Comptroller:
General Revenue --------$25, 493. ID
Citv Hospital - 1894
Bond Refunding ---.---- 1853
Permanent Refunding 5O.76
Judgment Special l.7o
Sewerage o. & M. - $3.50
Street Paving 1874
Int. & Sinking ll6.O4
| Total $26,334.5 4
Other revenue included Fines
and Forfeitures, $2.562.10; Build
ing. Electrical and Plumbing,
$2,O14.10; other revenue and non
revenue, $2,282.37.
Cash balances as of October l
were:
General Revenue
Fund ..------------ $114,38 9.58
Sewerage Operation &
Maintenance Fund l7,86o.o4
Other Funds (Bd. Re-
funding & HospitaD 72,3lO.60
Total Cash in Bank -$204, 568.80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
CITY Commission Holds StOrTniGSt
Session In Years; Many Residents
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
k2.WAY RADIOS FOR PO-
LICE, FIRE CARS AP.
PROVED; PLAN PAR.
TIAL DEBT PAYMENT

Key Westers generally were en-
joying refreshing. cooling breezes
last night but not those eitixsns
who attended last nights session
of the city commission in City
Hall.
What was supposed 10 have
been a routine business meeting.
ultimately ragged into accusations
and counter accusations. with
tempers flaring. and at times par
liamentarY procedure being dis
regarded entirely as over-xealous
and enthusiastic proponents be
came too engrossed in the con-
troversial subjects under discus
sion.
The meeting opened al 8 pm,
with Mayor William w. Demcritt.
in the chair, calling upon Rev.
John E. PickenS~to deliver the IN
vocation.
First speaker before the COM
misSioners was Felipe Carboneli.
who said he was 20 years old.
d property owner and requested
that the city make some sort Of
provision for parking i'm front ~
homes. Mr.. Carbonell felt that
the present method was very ina
convenient and he suggested tina.
| the city charge SIS or $50 yearly
for the privilege of home own
er TO park his car in front Of his
! home.
Sam Hart. another property
owner, in a loud, powerful voice.
requested that sidewalks be fixed
! to avert further accidents Hart
! compared conditions here with
Havana, Cuba. which he said
were good He added that some
! property owners had mo pride"
Hart, who is an eloquent speak
CT, received applause from the
crowd of 100 for his sincere re-
marks.
Argument RACES
NJ. J. HOrrC. Scidcnbcrg avenue
property owner. was then given
i the floor.
MIR. Horre criticized the com
missioners severely for what he
said was their practice Of pass
ing ordinances and then resoiu.
tions that thew be enforced. The
speaker added that the more
complaints that are registered.
the less is done"
HorrC further stated. Il have ~
waste your time and my time reg
lstcrlng these complaints
The SeidenbCrg avenue resi-
dent, who has repeatedly appear
cd before the commission. urging
/ them 10 enforce ordnance which
he says IS not being done. Was
also critical of tho building and
sanitary department Inspector ~
INC city. tie objected particular
~ To a horse stable near h,s
home
At one point of Ilorrcs' acru.
satlons, ms wording became So
strong that Enrol Sawyer. build
ing Inspector. gained the floor
and passed ont au uncouuliucu
tary remark aimed 90 i,uu
Demeritt entered the atgu
ment by saying thai Mr.
/ Horre had not specifically
named anyone end might have
! been referring 10 tho commits
sion. or someone else"
HorIc concluded ms 1fUsrlruf
! by saying. Il know hpw long
would last, # | didn't q. whl'
my hos, down at the yard want
cd done
Commissioner Speech
LOUIS Carboncll. Junior mem
Der of the commission. ,EraCa
with Harris statement lie hh'i
! INTO Horrc by saving As ~ Ar
J Iorre. personally inspected 'rs
Continued on age Four