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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

list for the group. They set
very beautiful musical theme
and provided background for
the exquisite costumes shown
Among the models participat-
ing were Carole Benford. Dores
Carey, Gussie Roar. Katherine
Folmar. Thelma Hawkins. Con-
nettie Warren. Alexin Charles.
Hildredth Hawkins, Maxine
Powell Marie Mitchell. Norma
Duff, Maxone Frank, Emerance
Thomas, Margaret roney. Mil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Many Aid Zontas In NAACP Tribute

dred Burch. Janet Shsd. Loretta
Carter. Dianne Crawford. Erms
Green, Dora Miller. Mary Jones.
Ernestine Jarrett Ruth Jarrett
Shirley Timbers. Jaynell Dsw-
son. Edna DeBro. Joann Jack
son. Lois Mann. Dorothy GRAY.
Joy Ussery, Marian Ford, Cla-
renee Brown. Escorts of the Top
Hatters Club. and several others.
An interesting model was Miss
Shirley Timbers, who represented
tConhnued On page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

NJ. T. Tolson. author lecturer.
and professor at Langston Uni
versity, was the guest speaker.
Presiding was Mrs. Helen T.
Wilson. president Of the club.
The Fashion Fantasty, which
took place al three o'clock in the
afternoon was the Stairway 20
the Stars" Musical arrange
nlents were by Leroy Smiths
Orchestra and Louis Johnson.
Zonta pianist. with several Sc
loctions from Cora Chism. voca-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

Hundreds Of Detroiters filled
the Latin Quarters for the fifth
annual fashion show Of the
Zonta Club, intent on enjoying
the show. the delectable buffet
dinner which followed. and the
formal tribute 10 the National
Association for the Advancement
OF Colored People. The tribute
was paid by Mrs Juanette Do
zier Smith of New York CITY.
with response by Mr.. Edward
Swami Of the local branch. Rev.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

NEWLY7yEDs DR. AND MRS WILLIAM SIMS are receiv-
Ing congrstuaoy their home
Mrs. NJ Gibson
Public School and member Of the Arhs Kapps Sorority The
SIMS SATURDAY April 80 with close relatives ard
few from Chicago and Indianapolis The
ceanbe especially designed for in New York City,
with beige hat lush with flowers brown dotted venR
She brown alligator Dr. sims is prom
nent physician and Of this Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity THE ROBERT LEATHERWOODS are
AZ home King Street following their nupsls
dav Ms Leatheryood the former DORIS KING.
graduate q wev College ard graduate Uni
yefsIty OF Michigan She Of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority whe the Alpha Phi Alpha rster and
outstanding journalistic circles for work advertising
reception following the wedding held the Alpha
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

UNDERSTANDING has a meaning FOR the members ~ The
FOUR HUNDRED STUDY CLUB On last week they made n
Friendship with MRS BEULAH WHITLEY Assistant Drsc-
tor Of the Mayors nterraca Committee guide The
started the International Grand Boulevard where
hey enoyed lecture by MRS DeCRILL lunch The In
'uute bridge Of nationality and cultural
groups Then they rekked Roman Catholic
Church where lecture architecture To
The Shaarey Zcde Congregation Chicago Boulevard consr-
gave Jewish Congregation where RABBI MORRIS ADLER was
The speaker home Of Mrs Samuel cutterap =,
Cortland Avenue they Of members chap
teas Of BNa BRth More than forty members with MRS
SADIE LINDSAY, president, made the tour
Evening star., 1949-09-22
At Washington Store Only
Mems Topcoats and Over

$500 Fomous Knitted Tweed Topcoots, 225o
~, 5/46, 2/48; shorts, -. 2/35, i/37,
1/3e. 2/4o, IN: longs, ~, l/44, l/48;
stout ~, l/44; short stout, 3/42. 1/44; extra
$500 Sheldon Noturol Ton Topcoots, 22.50
Sizes short, IN, 1/44; long, l//3s, 2/3e.
$500 Sheldon Gobordine Topcoots
Sizes regular, l/46. 1/4s; short. ~.
23-5000 CromfeIlo Fleece 8 Covert Topeoots,
$500
Sizes reouiur, 1//34, 2/35, 2/36, l/57, l/3s,
49, i/44, 1/46, / 80; short, //36, lI/3s,
2/59. l/4o, IN, ll44;; long. l/5s. -.
$ 50 Sheldon osercoots- oots----------------z5o 800
Sizes eouIor, >/57. 2/5s, 1>/44; short. l//44.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
2.9o Cotton Dresses, Print or
Solids, Broken Sizes ST

Solids, Broken Sizes ST
Daytime Dresses, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Lingerie
50-$6 Loce- Trimmed Royon Crepe Slips, olso
toored styles, sizes 81 ony--3.9o
s5-S4 ToiIored ond Loce- Trimmed Slips, royon
crepe, size 81 only y------2.99
Lingerie. Third Floor, Washington Store Only
Teen Apparel
l2-lsss to 1898 Evening Wrops, black
velvet, sizes 10 to Is 14.OO
ele.es Toffeto Evening Dresses, broken
so-s.ss Cotton Dresses, sizes 10 to so'Yy e,
Z for 100
lo-2s.es AII-WooI Suits, beige pioid, broken
45-2,ss Handbags, corduroy. pIostic eothers,
Including Federal Tax
I55-$l 90 BroeeIets. Pins. Necklaces 34e
Including Federal TaI
1888 Long Sleeve BIouses, pIoids, 10 to Is,
35-sss Spun eobordine Skirts. 10 to Is,
Z for 100
1888 AIl-Wool Skirts, broken sizes 2.S8
Second Floor. Washington Store only
Evening star., 1949-09-22
S|ipcover Fabrics

42O Yds Vinyte Plastic Film %d-----------------44
US Yds 6o Remnants Cotton Socot Prnts------yd S8e
24O Yd Remnants Cotton Pebbecoth 99e
$50 Yds Remnants Diagonal Weave Cotton Prnts--yd LIS
37-1.5O Foam Rubber Squares, l6x6
strthFo The Hechtc Washington
Evening star., 1949-09-22
1.95 to 3.95 RuffIed and ToiIored

.I.So 10 3.So kuffIed ono olIofed
Curtoins, as is ST pr.
sirth Floor. The Hecht Co., Washington
luesoss Clearance
cssss dsmessd, msHssd wrong, Or shep-wern
1-540o Mems Genuine Cow1de -Suiter,
24.00
1-5o.4o Mems 27-ineh cowhids Club BOG.
z4.QQ
5-27oo Wardrobe Cosss with hangers,
1-2l.0o Pullman Cese, 26-inch----9.O0
I-1soo Brief-o-Grip Lsother Coss, l6-ineh,
900
1-240o lodies Weekend Coss, II l-inch,
81 90 Lodies' Troin Ceses ----9.00
2-l9.8o Leather Vanity Cosss--------6.O0
2-l5.OO Ladies' Vanity Coses-
1000 Duplex Overnight Vanity Coss, 800
1-24.O0 Ladies' Vanity Cose----------6.00
1-l5oO Lodies' 2l-ineh Weekend soss, 500
1-24.0o l8-ineh Overnight Coss------12.00
1-24.00 2l-nch Weekend Coss-----12.O0
$500 Lodies' Hot and Shoe Coss---1z.00
1-2Z.2o Lodies' Weekend Coss, 2l-inch,
1900
1-lo.2o Dopp-Kit Leother Toilet coss, | 20
1-l0.O0 Jewel Box Ieother r-----------1 20
1-l5.00 Ladies' Overnight kit---------1 20
All Priees Include FED. Tas
TH6onne VfreSf E1nor wneh;uofna
Evening star., 1949-09-22

40 Cotton and Royon Jersey
81 BIousettes z for $1.00
PosteI shades to fit small, medium, large sizes.
Street Floor, Warrington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-09-22

Younger Mems Apparel
2o-7.95 Navy Pea jackets. II to ls-- 5.8S
500 Tu<edos' sizes "a, IS, 5e
$500 AII-wooI 0obordne Suits sizes
81, IS. 3S----------------- 90
5-l2.e5 Sport Coots, all wooi5.O 90
+8.95 sIoeks lobeIed as to wool con-
Ieht) .98
$3.50 Washable Cotton Gobordine Stocks o4c
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Special Purchases in Tots Weor
62-lnfonts' NyIon Creepers, sizes to 3, LII
123-Brdseye Sleeping Bags -99c
3OO-Infonts' Cotton Knit Gowns
loo-soys' All-wooI Suits, long points, to s,
6.8S
72o-Tots' kyIon Sweaters, eordoons, sIipons,
Second Floor, Washington and Silper Spring
Special Purchases in Stationery!
57-Genuine Leather Desk Setso.95
~ Genuine Leother Desk Sets--------7.95
4-6enuine Leather Desk Sets-----5,95
rUos
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Outdoor and Porch Furniture

VuroooF adHd FoTch FuFnItuFe
l2-3e5, and 4.e5 Metoi cocktoiI Tobles, z.49
S-7.95 and so5 MetoI Choirs 90
4-e.95 Nest Of Tobies, wrought iron---6.oo
3-l3.o5 and 1895 Green Benches, metoI leos,
9.oo
l-5o.o5 innersprina Glider -+3o. 90
l-49.95 lnnersprno Glider 34.oo
l-6o.o5 5-pe. Wrought Iron Dinette Set,
40 90
Evening star., 1949-09-22

l-2lee5 Norge Refrigerator, Gu. ft.-l79.o5
l-28e95 Norge Refrigerator 8 Gu. #. 1855
1-274e5 Admiral Refrigerator. 10 Gu. f..
1855
l--247 90 phiIco Refrigerator, 7 GU. IT,, 1890
l-3oe.e5 GE. Refrigerator, II Gu. fl. -269.o5
Fifth Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-09-22

4-6enuine Leather Desk Sets5.95
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Royon Trieot Lingerie
trimmed, yellow, pink. blue, sizes 81 and "a,
4s-$3 to 81 Royon Tricot Slips, loce-trimned
white slips or suit slips with white top, blue
skirt, broken sizes 81 to 42---1.8 80
Knit Under,pear, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Tots W.o,
e2-4.ee jack Tor Suits, sizes 2 to s----3.ze
Second IRsy Sioor wv; Wa.sington s,sJ Store ONLY
400 Prs. l.35 to l.e5 Fomous
NyIons Stockings i. 6oc
Street Floor. Washington Store Only
270A2.9S Women's Block
Copeskin Gloves l.8o
To- 90 and l.5o Wonen's Royon Gloves, Soc
e+Se hondsewn Pisskin Gloves, Cork. to IA,
Street Floor, Washington Store only
Girls and Subteens Cotton
Broodcloth Blouses 1888
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Street Floor Hot Bor
e0-4.o8 FoiIie Trove Hots 81
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Tots Apparel
Tots Cotton BIouses sizes to 6x- ooe
IS Tots One-piece Snow Suits, interIned e. 88
Second Floor. Washington and Siluer Spring
2OO-3.0 to S. BroodcIoth,
Leather, Suedine Handbags, l.2O
Including FEDERAL Tax
es-$6 10 s.54 loo% Wool Broodcloth
l1-S30 to $42 Genuine CoIfskin Boos--z1 20
l5-$42 to SOS Colfskin. Suede Boes-----S30
$50 Plostic Coli Hondbous s----6Oc
2z-1o74 cnd 1850 CoIfskin Hondboas S6
Al prices include Federal tar
Street Floor. Washtngton store Only
Evening star., 1949-09-22
2.99 Cotton Dresses, EyeIet
Trimmed /.

50-4.s5 Seersueker Brunch Coots, white
with red or blue dot 8.
Daytime Dresses, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-09-22

10-4.o5 Imprinted Lown Choir for child z. 80
l-8.e5 Sondbox with awning cover-4. 80
e-lo.e5 and l2o5 Sondbox with owning
l-l5,e5 Sondbox with owning cover 80
e-l7o5 Steel Gym Set, z swings 2.oo
4-1e.e5 Steel Sym Set, swings, Iodder IA. 80
3-23.e5 Steel Gym Set. z swings, Iodder j6. 90
-27.5o Choin Drive Tricycle.. II in.l9:9o
2-34.o5 Chain Drive Tricycle., i6-in 80
Toys, Third Floor, Washington
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Advise Drivers
To Be Careful
And Save Lives
Especial 10 The Citizen


TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 29.-"Do
you need license to live?
This question was asked today
by H. N. Kirkman. director of
the Florida Department of Pub
lie Safety.
Its your drivers license
and those made out to other
drivers-that may save your
life time and time again, he said.
"Your drivers license means
you have met certain minimum
qualifications and that you and
other drivers hace assumed GER
tain obligations to operate your
cars according to the traffic laws
The traffic regulations you have
pledged to observe are resigned
to give the same fair break to
evryone. Implicit in them are the
rules of safety and courtesy that
will make our vehicles and our
streets fthe greatest usefulness
to all-and at the least risk to
life and limb"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Vets Service
Office States
Z ...a
Evening Hours

Jack n. saunders, Monroe
County Veterans Service Officer.
announces that his office will be
open until $50 p. m, on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Purpose of the later hour IL
to give working veterans..time TO
apply for special national life IN
surance dividend, at the office in
the County Courthouse.
Applications are in the form of
three-fold card. The insured is
to retain one third of the card
which contains the instructions
for filling out needed facts, inclu-
ding the applicants name, service
numbers, date of birth. claim
number, if any. insurance policy
numbers, and address.
The county service office will
attach stamps and mail The appli-
cation on the Veterans Admins
tration. Washington, D. G. There.
the application part will be de-
tached and the other section sent
back to the veteran to acknow-
ledge receipt of the application.
The cards are also available a
the American Legion Home on
Stock Island and the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Post Home on Ehz-
abeth street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Truman May Talk
OF Great Britain S
Economy Today


WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-Pre-
sident Truman left here today for
Philadelphia to make a speech at
the American Legion's annual
convention.
1t was said that he may discuss
the economic situation in Great
Britain. Probably he will disclose
the action the United States is
likely to recommend in that mat
ter at the conference to be held
here next week with Prime Minis
ter Clement Attlee and Sir Stat
ford Cripps, head of Great Bril-
tain's economic department.
The conference is due to be
held next week. Great Britain is
trying to find a way out of the
economic crisis with which she is
confronted. Dollar shortage is the
major factor in Great Britain's
economic troubles.
London reported today that the
British cabinet is holding sec
ret session. probably to make
,, plans for the coming visit to the
United States of Attlee and
Cripps).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Demand Drag Line
ArriUe On Time
At Dredge Key
Ask Use OF
Larger Machine;
Operations Here
Are Suspended

A Bakers Dozen" of indepen-
dent truck drivers held a protest
meeting in the Courthouse this
morning. They claim that Charles
TOPPING, construction manager,
who rents them the dragline for
mari excavation. does not send
out the machine on time. 8
The situation results in lost
working hours for the men. To
top the situation, the truckers say
the drag line outfit is equipped
with very small bucket. 1t re-
quireS l6 or 20 buckets of dredged
material to fill one truck, and
since it takes IL to IA truck loads
to make a decent wage for day,
the group wants larger machine.
All operations out at DrdegerS'
Key have been suspended until
the condition is remedled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Prisoner Beats
!!Jailer, Escapes
From Lookup
CIV Tae AssocIntea Pr4sal

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. ga
posse of 200 is searching today for
John Calvin Russell, charged with
murder, who escaped from the
Pinellas county Jail, after beating
a guard into insensibility.
Late last night, prisoner COM
planned of a severe headache and
asked a guard to get an aspirin.
When the guard opened the cell
door with the aspirin, Russell
struck the jailer with a steel rod
that was covered with cellophane.
The prisoner who had asked for
the aspirin tried to protect the at
tacker, who then turned on the
prisoner and knocked him down.
Russell and another prisoner then
escaped by climbing over wall,
atop of which was barbed wire.
Russell is charged with having
beaten Norman Brown to death
with a club on August Z.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Mayor Adams
Heads Campaign
|C. OF Commerce

Mayer Al maitland Adams has
been appointed general chaifnialn
of the educational financial cam
paign in the drive for new mem
bers of the Key West Chamber
of Commerce.
General salesmanager for the
Chamber of Commerce was IN
conference this morning with the
two apointees and r. G. Brad
field, director of the drive. Brad
field was formerly general mana
ger of the Florida State Chamber
of Commerce.
The object of the educational
part of the campaign is to point
up the past accomplishments oil
the organization and to finance an
expanded program of work for
the Chamber of Commerce.
Detailed plans will be announc-
ed tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
One Position Open
In Teaching Field

All but one of the positions in
teaching school are filled, Horace
O'Bryant, superintendent of in
struction, said today.
1--WE need colored teacher in
carpentry for the Douglass school.
He must be a college graduate
and hold special certificate in
industrial education" O'Bryant
stated.
The office here has been in
touch with the State Department
of Education, but so far, have
been unable to find suitable ap-
plicant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Drivers License
ReadyF@sale
September |

TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 29.-The
drivers license division of the
Florida Department . of Public
Safety today announced the
statewide sale of 1850 drivers
licenses, beginning September /.
County Judges throughout the
state act as agents for the depart
ment in the sale of drivers IL
censes. A supply of the new lie
enses was placed in the hands of
the judges August 10.
The new licenses are green
with the printing in red letters.
Chauffeur's licenses are green
with the printing in black.
T. M. King, Jr., Drivers Lie
ense Supervisor, said:
Everyone is urged to cooper
ate with county judges and the
drivers license division by re-
newing his license early this year
Avoid standing in line and wait
ing by getting that 1860 license
early in September.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
|HighS ]
IS ~ - Z, & 4 & -
Registration.
Begins Aug. 81

Registration for the fall term at
the Key West High School is sche-
duled for August 81, and Septem-
Der and 2.
Registration will be by grades
The 7th, 9th and 9th grades will
meet in the high school auditori-
um on Wednesday, August 81
The 7th and 9th grades meeting
at $50 a. m. the 9th grade an
hour later at 1890 a. m.
The 10th grade will meet
Thursday, September l at $50 a.
m, in the auditorium. Friday,
September End, the 18th grade
will meet at $50 and will be fol-
lowed by the 18th grade at 1890
a. m. in the auditorium.
Further instructions for regis
tration will be given each group
as it meets. Parents are urged to
have their children register at the
time indicated so that the schools
roll can be completed as soon as
possible
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Moscow Says Rioters Tried
To Lynch Singer Robson,
Though He Was Not Present
Declares s'I'hugs And
Hoodlums'' Broke
Up Entertainment;
Lashes United States

tBy AaaOctnted PFessb
LONDON Aug. 29-Radio Mos
cow today gave its version of the
rioting at Peekskill, N. Y, where
Paul Robson, negro singer, was
stopped from giving concert.
Though Robson was not pres
ent when the rioting occurred,
Moscow said that Thugs and
hoodlums rushed the stage and
tried to lynch Robson, who, for
tunately, was spirited away by his
frineds.
The radio spokesman then went
on to tell how devoted Robson is
to the Soviet Union and how he
declared that he loved is better
than any other country in the
world.
It was for this reason, the
speaker proceeded, that the Fas-
cists in America resented Robe
sons giving a concert and organ
lied a mob of thugs and hood
lums" to break up the proposed
entertainment.
The speaker then used the riot
as the -aext OF pFetext for an on
slaught on the United States,
where, he asserted, only the capt.
talistic few have liberty, while
the remainder of the population
live in constant fear of imperial
istic rulers"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Dredge Truckers Hold Protest
Meet Against Charlie TOPPING
CIVILIAN WORKERS
SET TO GET SAFETY
AWARDS FROM NAVY
(R Wirephoto

one, two and three year old safe
ly pins" will be given employees
The shops will receive certifi-
Gates of merit.
ALI naval air station personnel
are invited to attend the eeremo-
MES which will take place in front
of the administration building.
The roster of workers to receive
the wards are as follows:
Three year awards: Paul Di Ne
gro, GA Francis street; Richard 7
Gaskin, GA Watson street; Jack
Hyman, 1417 Albury street; ELS
worth Johnson, 9l8 Fleming St,
James F. Porter, 1913 Southland
street Eugene D. Rosam, 1924
Catherine street; Charles F. Salas,
Gil Margaret street; Clarence
Stewart, 1874 Poinciana Place;
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Tax Statements Mailed Out
Today For l949 Collection
], O87 Statements Ia
Total Mailed
By Roberts
Total Valuation
Exceeds ID Million;
Statements Payable
beginning Thursday

Total of 1919 tax roll, repre-
senting $342, 1880, was mailed
out today from the city tax col
Elector's office in 1857 statement.
The tax roll, both real and per-
sonal for I949, viii be open for
collection next Thursday, Sep
tmebre l. Discounts allowed on
the time basis include four per-
cent if taxes are paid in Septem-
Der; three per cent for October:
two per cent for November. one
per cent for December.
The deadline for payment Is
January, 1850. By February. an
taxes in arrears are considered
delinquent.
Office hours are from pa. m. 30
S p. m. on weekdays and nine 10
noon on Saturdays. -s-s--s
Archie Roberts, city tax cellec-
tor and treasurer, cautions tax
payers not to come TO the Office
in City Hall to pay unless they
have the proper tax roll 5 tate
mentS with. them. II Statements
are not received, citizens are in
structed to call the office Of ihe
tax collector. - 49,.
Roberts stated that new tax
payers, who have not purchased
or filed deeds on or after Innfearw
|, 1919, win not receive q tax
statement. II viii. in al lprobabil-
| ity. have been sent 20 the former
owner, since tax rolls were made
J up last January. New owners may
obtain ! Statement BY ceiling he
city DIX eoliedlofs ulitce end elV-
ing legal description Of the
property bought.
No payments on the 1919 tax
roll will be accepted before Sep
tember 1.
The list of valuations for tax
able property reaches a grand to-
tai of $1e, 1895, ADJ. OF this sum,
$l5.52s. pe0, IS. aggregate real es-
tate. - =
Personal tax valuations
! amount to s3,168,51l.
Non exempt total tax sum
comes to $9,2l3.24O. Only $6,3f6,-
TAO of property in the area is tax
exempt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Hurricane Area.
To Receive
RFCLoans

my HMG A4NVcAmtGu ENchAy
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-Offi-
Gals of the Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation today declared
those cities in Florida that bore
the brunt of the hurricane as dis
aster areas and announced il
would make loans there to per-
sons who mad lost their homes or
business places, or who had sus-
tanned major damages.
RFC further said that is arrang-
ing to open a loan office in the
area, probably in West Palm
Beach, where the damages mount
into millions of dollars.
The Federal Works Agency,
with regional offices in Atlanta,
has been asked to provide surplus
materials for reconstruction
work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Senator Cautier
Against All But
Revenue Bills
especial 10 The Citizen,

MIAMI, Aug. 29.-sAny attempr
to resintroduce the Gulfstream
racing date bill will jeopardize
the success of the special legisla-
tive session. which must solve the
states financial crisis, Dade Sen
ator r. B. Dunn Gautier, Jr.,
said today
my information is that such an
attempt will be made in one form
or another even if it is necessary
to disguise the bill. know that
meetings concerning the bill have
been held in various parts of the
STATE. he stated:
Gautier said that he will fight
the introduction of any bill that
is not concerned with the geenral
welfare of the State and the prob
lem of providing revenue for the
$240,0OO,00O budget.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-29
Car Inspection
Now Underway

New car stickers are now avail
able at police headquarters in the
city hall, Chief of Police Joseph
Kemp said today, and Car inspec-
ton is well underway.
Kemp advised drivers to obtain
car inspection beginning now, in
stead of waiting until the last
rushed minute. The deadline is
September Is.