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ROOMS FURNIsHED-k.E.

NEAR MONASTERY. 1920 18th st;
phone, other privileges. LA. 6-6S39.
LARGE ROOM. suitable l or 2 girls:
unlim. phone in room; PRIVILEGES;
reasonable Ii 6-S05s. Is
OPP SENATE oFFICE-Lge., sunny
Oriental rugs; in apt. bldg; settled
buSl woman. references; $50 Ii.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Nicely furnished room. share bath.
1917 X ST. S.E.-Large. clean mod
eTTn aoloie son2e or single reasonable.
1924 CLAIMING ST. N.E.-Rm' for
or > girls; privileges OF home;
CoLoRED-sINGLE ROOM for en-
ployed person in private home; priv
ileges; Sway transp. LA. 6-609I.
COLORED NICELY FURNISHED
cdg large X Tm,; Gs Al privilso IS per gk.
CoLoRED-RooM FOR RENT with
ali day Sat. Ii 7-4a65' Ni7
COLORED-NEWLY FURN. RM. for
rein. emp man; privils. and maid
serv. 1894 D ST, ne. Ii. 4-0215. lS'
COLORED-lSO2 NJ ST. N.E.-Large
front room, kitchen privileges; for
couple. Ii. T-07OS. 10
COLoRED-FRoNT DOUBLE RIM.
Next to bath; home privileges; couple
Ii. 3-l23u after pm. liz
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC, est. 1905.
SMALL JOBS-Boxes, beds, personal
effects, etc; white driver: d. c., Ari..
and s. 8. area. TU. 1923. is
COOK TRANSFER. Call any time for
reasonable rates and free estimates.
IA. S-2l0S.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
Reas. ia. 2937; eves.. GE. 1416.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

2 YOUNG GIRLS wanted to share
house with others; washing ma
chine and phone; NV. section. DE.
WIFE OF ARMY OFFICER ordered
owe seas desires to share furn. home,
Lewisdale, Md. with l or girls or
couple All facilities. Reasonable
rent. Cony. Univ. Of Md. Apply Box
1874, Star for papt. 49,
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

WILL SHARE my o-bedrm. apt. with
l or refined girls. Call DU. 1249
lis
WOMAN 80 to rs in good health to
share 2-bedrm bungalow with settled
widow; American University Park;
$40 mo. Call WI. 590S. lis
WILL SHARE my apt. with another
girl twin bedrm., liv rm.. kit,
bath; conven. LOG. NV. section
18th AND r. 1. N.E.-Share my
well-eauip. twin-bedrm. apt. with
another girl: $50 so. MI 1406.
GIRL. 2%-2S share 3-bedroom apt
in NV. section with 3 gentle girls
S2S.75. IA. a246 is
GOVT. GIRL will share attrac. DOWN
stairs apt. with another Govt girl
No drinking. 3 rms, bath. phone.
Good neighborhood. Approx. s35,
GIRL ~ to "A to share lse. etnciency
in new apt, BLDG. on 18th st. Call
COLORED GIRL TO SHARE two
bedroom apartment, S37. all priyi-
leges LU. 1886 is
COLORED-CPLE. wishes to share
their apt. with another eple. $50
mo. Call Ii. 6-0233. lis
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MARIETTA PARK

Overlooking Government park. g.
room semidetached brick; 2 In-
closed porches: brick garage; 1st
floor, living room. open fireplace,
dining room, kitchen. den; 2nd
floor. 4 bedrooms; large yard; oil
hot-water heat: full basement, toilet,
M B. Weaver, WO. 1914
MARSHALL j. WAPLE 90.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 334B
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BETHESDA
TSrD fyrrTtyr (1NNnkTTNJTrYsxy

A lovely livable home with lots Of
charm, appealing liy. rm., bright din.
rm.. big kit. screened porch, sepa-
rate patio, 3 bedrms.. ia baths, gar.,
beautifully Handicapped lot incl. dog
wood trees. All this plus a modest
price with excel. terms. Ewes. call
Mrs. Wolfe. OIL. 4775.
TOWN & SUBURBAN
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.. reas. ST. 1000. z days a
wk.. a.m.-9 pm. w. MARVIN. 16s
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REAL ESTATE

CLEVELAND PARK AREA
FIRST offering Of this very large and
attractive semidetached prick home,
located about 3 blocks from Con-
necticut ave. This home is on .
very quiet street. overlooking Gov
ernment park. 1t has a large re.
ception hall living room with fire-
place, big dining room and large
modern kitchen. Second floor has
8 bedrooms, Q baths and full stair
way to finished room in attic. Also
screened porch and two-car built-in
garage. Call evenings. OR. C652,
PHILLIPS, CANDY &; FULLER. INC,
ST. 2400, 1912 18th ST. NV
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THE BEST BUY

Modern brick home with heavy slate
roof; consisting Of 3 bedrms. and 2
baths on End a. finished attic can be
used as a double bedroom; family
sized kit; paneled recr. rm. in q dry
light basement. This attractive PROP
erty has been properly maintained.
The convenience Of location is SUI
perb. Reasonably priced at SGT 800:
with flexible terms. Immediate in
spection recommended. Ewes, Mrs.
Berry, WO. 612S.
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CHEVY Gnnr CHASE, p: ca blk: igaI, irom
room:. mS; 1fdrns; IiS din baths rm and sun
porches; servants quarters with
bath; suitable for diplomat. Wo.
TOURIST HOME located on o. s.
No. /. 8 lge. rms: oil heat; ideally
furn. and loc. for tourist home.
Gall r; A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
FALLS CHuRCH-s-bedroom house
near everything; available 8 to 8
RSsERHs EfaEs. Ra ssoo: eSess sRes FA
AVAILABLE AT oNcE-s bedrns.,
Reed; lease; ref; S165. GE. 012S.
HOUSES AVAILABLE, Georgetown; 3
bedrms.. 2 baths. $3.50 mo-; Cleve-
land Park. 4 bedrms. 2 baths, $500
mo; mo. Gle Glen sds Echo 10, Hgh.s;, @ f s,bedrm.
Wo. 1000. THos. L. PHILIPS:
BEAUTIFUL NEW RAMBLER, -eo COM
pletely furn.; liv. rm. 1Sx24, firepl.,
den SKA. wall-to-wall carpeting on
I4xis, 2 bedrms. 12xi4. f1il bath;
built-in gar, full bsmt. with. "a bath
and shower; lRe. rec. rm. with firepl;
big lot; conv. Arl. neighborhood;
Nov. Goth occupancy; $500 per mo.
BY appt, BURNERS REALTY Co.
SUBSTANTIAL CLARENDON HOME
Cleaner than y rm pin pin slep completely dsG
rm., modern kit, lge, bedrms. with
bsmt., Oil h.-wh, Bendix washer.
walk-up attic with bed and ample
storage space; annual lease pre-
sUFsrRs Is51ss siRi RRAHY pf5 Co. 9S ,a BY oS spPf
4ao4 MONROE ST.. colmar Manor.
Md l2-story, newly decor; suit
able "a adults. ia. 5995. 30
GEORGETOWN -. Completely furn.,
liv. rm.. firepl.. din. rm., lge. kit.
z bedrmsi' lss; dressing rm.. ! "a
FHSh1RM. HSiei MI HoGsE. 5Ssi completely fun:
conv. 10. S-S077 after pm. lie
N. ARL.-Four-bedr house. porch;
partly furn.; conv. buses, grade sch, i,
Pentagon; $50. Call GIL. 3l24.
SILVER sPRING-Two-be -bedrm. ram
shopping JU. S-4I74. is
NEAR NEIGHBORS, but ip edge Of
miles OF woods. among birds and
flowers; hard road: near Defense
hwy. mi. from D. C.. line; z zmS.,
liv. rm.. 3 bedrms.. b.. kit, din. rm..
rec. rm. l2'x26'; Heat-O-Lator fr.
pl., garage; on pleasant hilltop: elec.
range, city water, oil heat. garden
space: SI25 WA 65S3 lis
WARM 2-bedrm. bunsa
with extra bath and bedrm, or rec.
rm. in bsmt.; owners mahogany
furn.; garage: conv. quiet location,
nr Lee hwy; 9 months or longer;
shown Friday to Sunday only. $3.50
per mo. Jefferson 3-9274. lis
ARL HONEYWELL furn. brick du-
pick. within 3 blks. OF Arl. Hall
Ideal for women; rooms and
bath; full basement; Bendix oil H.
VIII: immediate occupancy. Call
Mrs. Moldawer with w. B. WRIGHT.
ia. 4-055o. Ewes. OV. 0093.
ARLINGTON-Very beautiful furn.;
many genuine early American pieces
wall-to-wall broadloom, foyer, Nv;
rm. with flrepl., din. rm., panneled
den and bar, tiled powder rm.. lge.
kit. fCrosley equip.), 3 master bed
rms. and tiled bath up; full bsmt.;
deep freeze, complete Bendix -aun-
dry: Gear garage. secluded lot OF
over an acre: will lease through
April JE. $3.50. lis
IMMED. oCCUPANCY-ln Landover
Hills; 5 rms: newly redecorated;
all cows. GOOD transp. Ala miles
To ID c line IO q -T34l IN
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont

DELIcATEssEN, NV.
Several very hne stores In upper NV.
also small store with low down
payment. Near Georgia ave.
and CO. DI 65O1. GE. 6552
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3QS z ST. NE: first floor, 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath, Arcola heat:
1886 500 pENNs9LvAN1A MSns9i AVE, Sc,
End floor, 3 rooms, kitchen and
bath; adults only; gas heat. ten
ants furnish all utilities. S55 month.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
6l7 Pennsylvania Ave, Sc. FIR. 10Ss
CHATHAM APARTMENTS
00o Merrimack Drive, Silver Spring
Two-bedroom apartment; large room,
plenty of closets; modern bldg =,
close to shopping; utilities included !;
SaS.50. Out New Hampshire ave
to University lane, left one block to
Merrimack. See SUPT., 1909. is.
NON-DISCRIMINATION
Holly House Apartments, Inc.
1928 T st. n.w.-New elevator apt.
house. Studio apis. from S79. so;
l-bedrm.. $115.50; utilities incl.
AGENT on premises, 4-7 daily. -16
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DETACHED BRICK

BUIIERNUT AND 7th ST.
Wel-kept prewar brick: rooms on
on 2nd d. :; rec. room, built-in raraee.
Asking S27.500 with $1,000 cash,
balance well financed; convenient
to school, shopping and buses. ST.
3657, GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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'. c. & A. N. MILLER

BRIGHTWOOD-$3, 900 On.
Pretty Groom. semidetached brick in
excel. cond., rec. rm., storm win.
dows, awnings. bright equip. kit;
Sl3.950 Call SH. S794 till 8.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
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o-APT BRICK

18th AND ONTARIO PL. NV.
Let your tenant buy your home and
this and make us an ofier. MIS-.
Cox. LU. 2-s136 ATLAS REALTY
CO., ST. 1858. -16
4 BEDRMs., 2 BATHS; S27,45O
We will build this Colonial center.
hall home on your lot, with Mv.
rm., din. rm.. kit. den and "a bath;
End f.. twin bedrms. and baths:
each bedrm. with 2. closets; brick;
ton, call OR 915l, till g pm.
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TOWN & SUBURBAN
nD 0Ann

AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
1900 BLK. BUTTERwoRTH ST. NV.
A well planned. 3-bedrm., det home
ready to move into. An excel. loca.
in this conv. des. section. For info.
call Mr.. Audette, ewes, NO. 2705 or
JOHN LIPSCOMB & co.
MI. $500. EXCLUSIVE -le
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CAFETERIA-OFFTCE BLDG.
Mostly sandwiches. coffee. soft drinks
Hours, -S:15 to 4:30 pm: no Sun
days. Between $100 to $3.50 net
profit after all expenses assured.
$500 cash or terms to responsible
party. SAM CHANTKER q CO.. st.
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcont.)

EXCLUSIVE FOXHALL-Magnifcent.
brand-new, fine quality Colonial, ad.
jacent to Wesley Heights and bor-
within 3-mile radius Of White House;
cludins lib. and Law; recr. rm. with
bar and fireplace, servants room
and bath: 2-car. gar. and many
other luxurious features: S4e,5O0.
Eyes. call WO. 4754. FRANK 9.
PHILLIPS, DI 1411.
BEAUTIFUL PARKRIDGE-New de-.
yelopment of large, fne-auality
homes bordering Rock Creek Park.
FIRST TWO SOLD BEFORE COM
PLET1ON: Compare this elesant
brick Colonial nearing completion
with any you have seen at the
price: rms. (3 tWin-size bedrms),
ga baths; including library and
Law. and lovely big paneled ground
level recr. rm.; all best construction
features; excellent closet space;
S3S,500. Ewes. call CO. 1920.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
ONE YOU'LL NEVER BEAT-Modern
det, brk. center-hall Colonial in
most convenient and desirable To-
cation obtainable; slate roof. 8
rooms. ga. baths, rec. rm.. b.-i.
garage, oil h.-w.h., asking S24500.
All ohers considered. Ewes, call 81.
9745. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1911.
sEMIDET. Bricks rooms, bath.
pantry. glass Enclosed porches oil
heat. southern exposure, overlooking
Sherman Circle. S16,50O, terms;
brokers invited sos Decatur ct. NV.
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Doing $1,000 or better weekly. Near
two construction companies and lge.
trailer camp nearby Virginia. Excel
lent profits; low rent Must be sold
due to serious illness. A genuine buy
for S9, 600 Good terms to responsible
party. SAM CHANTKER & CO.. ST.
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FuRNl MH NAoR Ok nffS nkF6RA' ANp aNp hosSfs sSBs
LETS. WASH. VA WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS 81; SAT. SUN: a-5
524 BOND BLDG, Ma. 0007
14th ST AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
ol5 RIPLEY BLDG. KI. S-4313
Sl5 KING ST. ALEX. MON. SAT.
1885 18th ST NV, APT.
Studio liy. rm. kit. tile baths.
showers, bedrm. Nicely furn.. utils.
linens furn. Accommodates 3 or 4
Occupancy, Dec. ]; S137 80 month
Two rms. kit. bath. Nicely furn,
Good cond. Utils., linens furn. Ac-
commodities 3, Occupancy. Nov. Is;
Sf12.S0. HARRY JUSTINE, si1 18th
st, MA oR44
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ROOMS WANTED

REFINED BUSINEsSwoMAN desires
single bedrooms. large closet. Sec
ond floor and immaculate laundry
facilities. FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS,
December l. Box 1S1-A. Star.
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SHEPHERD
PARK

Situated in an excellent residential
community close TO schools, trans
Is Of brick with slate roof, Is IN
excellent condition and has hall. liv-
ing room, den. dining room, pantry.
kitchen with breakfast nook; three
well-proportioned bedrooms and 2
cedared closets; full basement with
tile floor deep freeze and lavatory.
Gear garage.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS
Builders and Developers Of
4s3O Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 446A
once Open Daily and Sunday
9 am to 9 pm.
(List Your House With UO
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WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms in remodeled, re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer:
selected menu, ~50-S6O. 1925 2lst
st. NV. HU. 1904.
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2107 S ST. NV.
Single and twin bedrooms: very good
meals: TV. HU. 777l. 30
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
.2310 ASHMEAD PL., NV.
Double and single rms. some with
pvt. bath. American plan. Excel
lent meals. Home atmosphere HO.
FS- 'QQcc
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS EURNlsHEp-N.W.

WOOD-Fireplace and stove; de
nyered; any length desired. Ca
81. o143. 81
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2-BEDRM. DUPLEX
APIS.
S66

UTILs. NOT INCLUDED
Complete kit. automatic gas heat.
ldry. facil, pvt. entrances; like your
own home: bus service.
NO CHILDREN OR PETS.
10 A-Ar2S z
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oLoRED NICELY FURNISHED
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

COLORED-FRONT DOUBLE RM.
Next to bath: home privileges; couple
Ii. 3-l230 after 8 pm. -l7
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BEAUTIFUL NEW RAMBLER, COM

BEAUTIFUL NEW RAMBLER, COM
pletely furn.: liv. rm. 1Sx24, firepl,
den SKA. wall-to-wall carpeting on
these 2 rms; din. rm. 12x12, kit.
4HS bn;ii,r peof f,li h.ns 49, With ul PAN, Sath
and shower; lge. rec. rm. with firepl:
big lot; conv. Arl. neighborhood:
Nov. Goth occupancy; $500 per mo.
By appt. BURNERS REALTY CO..
JA. 7-0071. lie
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Pentagon, bus and D. C. CH
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$500 WIS. AVE. N.W.-1- -bedrm. apt.
in newest D. c. ant. bldg; COM
pletely air-cond., 19-ft. window over
looking GEORGETOWN; sun deck, mas
ter Tv antenna; 12-mo. lease; $I4l
mosSoR. o999. is
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HOUSES AVAILABLE, Georgetown; 3
bedrms., 2 baths. $3.50 mo-; Cleve-
land Park. 4 bedrms. 2 baths, $500
mo-; Glen Echo Hghts, 2-bedrm
bungalow. S92 mo. Call rental mgr,
WO. 1900. THOS L. PHILIPS.
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BETHESDA

IMMED. OCCUPANCY-ln Landover
Hills; 5 rms. newly redecorated;
all cows. GOOD transp.: Ala miles
to D. C. line LO. 3-734l II =
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RESTAURANT-BEER

Of general notions and dry goods
excellent suburban neighborhood
substantial cash payment REQUIRED
Box 424-Z. Star. -1S
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GILBERT
$3.50 PER WEEK

Large double room. suitable for .
persons; twin beds; maid service;
walking distance downtown; one
block off Conn. ave. 1876 18th st.
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MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW near
N H. ave and University lane New
ly built 3-bedrm. home; lge. liv. rm..
dinette. all-electric kit. dishwasher.
garbage disp; tiled bath, fIll bSmt.
FALLS CHURCH-Pimmit Hills Sec
ton; 3 bedrms., corner lot. Gil.
Sg1T lis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Miller Apparent
wBidderOn
Field Lighting

,a A. F, Miller of Miami is the APP
parent low bidder for installation
if lights at the Tavernier and
Marathon softhall fields.
Miller bid $3,263 for each job.
Though Miller is the apparent
low bidder, it does not follow that
he will be given the installations
as all bids have to be evaluated
by the county commissioners.
Other bids received were:
Tavernier Field
William Hepburn of Miami,
$4,792.
Alonzo Cothron, $500.
Marathon Field
William Hepburn, $4,9l9.
Alonzo Cothron, $4,000.
Keys Electric, $4,5
A representative Of the Keys
Electric company asked that the
Cothron bid be thrown out as
Cothlon was pot a qualified cleo
trical contractor.
Mr.. Cothron was granted the
floor and he informed the board
Continued On Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Remodeling Work
Tops Building
In Kew West 81.

Remodeling work on buildings
moved from the old army bar
racks topped the list in9building
permits issued in the past two
days. ~
Mary Lee Graham, 40T' White
head street will remodel one Of
the barracks buildings into du-
pick for $1,000; another. into eff
ficicncy apartments at the same
cost, and one into a cottage for
$4,000
r. l.. Cochranc, 1881 Scidcn-
berg, is making general repairs
to residence for $500 A. Nicely,
328 Julia, is also having repair
work done at the cost of $500.
Two reroofing jobs arc slated,
one for c. M Tarranga, 429
Greene, for $500, and another for
Leland Sawyer, 628 Eaton, to
cost 500.
General repairs and bath
room addition will be made by
Harry Lee Carey, 1922 Angela
street for $500. A step repairing
for the Rivero brothers, 725 Du-
val street, is set at $50.
J. FleitaS,i 57l United is re
CONTINUED On Page Four;
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Open House
Hours Told For
Armed Forces Da,

Open House at the Key West
Naval Station will be held from
II 80 a. m. to 3 p. m ON Armed
Forces Day, May 10. Captain c c.
Adclh Commander of the Key
West Naval Base announced to-
Gay
Visitors will nc received at Inc
Fleming street gate and routed tC
Eaton street, Lett to Front streeS,
right cast the Little White House
TO- Caroline Sweet, left On Caro-
line to the wa'elfloat and lsft
IN the waterfront to Pier 2, where
he destroyer escort U.S.S. Green
wood and a submarine will be
rpcn to visitors. The route re-
turning will be bach; to Eaton
;trcct and out the Fleming street
gate.
mo automobiles will be permit
led in the Fi2ming street gate and
20 visitors without Naval Station
passes viii be permitted in the
. ain gate al Southland street
We have to ask our visitors TO
walk" said Major Charles B.
Barrett, Commanding Officer of
he Marine Barracks, because
We don't have enough people to
;andle the crowd in automobiles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

But even this was considered
too large an expenditure as
only $4,000 is available for
airport repairs.
Commissioner Frank Bentley
was for dipping into the 100000
airport acquisition fund TO pay
the difference.
Bentley was told that thu
money was earmai ked for airport
acquisition only and could not be
spent other than in acquiring an
airport, 9't'%
Commissioner Riggs said: Il
can't see spending S60Oo9
$1,000 in repairing somebody
else'se field. I'd rather give the
whole thing up" siT".+
Bentley quickly replied that
the county had a l0-year lease on
he property
Higgs, with Airport Manager
George FataIdo agreeing, said
he field was in dcploable con
ditlon.
Board Chairman Gerald SATIN
lcrS suggested that the commits
sion meet at O'Clock next Tues
day at McacEam airport to study
conditions at the field Ii was so
agreed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

FaFaldo spotted the two planes
before the actual crash but point
ed out that he did not see them
make contact.
Il did see the left wing of the
commercial airliner fall off and
saw the splash as the plane
struck the water" he said.
Under detailed questioning, Fa-
RADIO added that there could be
some. doubt that the pilot and CO.
pilot were alive at the time the
Cuban plane began its downward
plunge.
A dramatic description of what
he witnessed was made by Charles
Papy who stood up on the wit
ness stand as he talked and Illus
trated points with arm and hand
gestures.
Il stepped out to the sidewalk
from under a shed roof, folded
my aims just like this" Papy
said, applying action to the words,
and looked up. l yelled, My
God! Look at that plane! 1t had
exploded at the very minute !
looked up. 1t was about 10 feet
from the bigger commercial plane.
| could see a wing fall off, then
a motor. 1t Just went to pieces in
the air and stuff fell like paper
bits. There was plume Of
smoke"
AS PapY watched. he saw the
airliner go into a gliding turn
which he demonstrated with his
hands. Il thought. why doesn't
that airliners follow the little
plane and try some sort Of res
]. cue instead of going the other
direction? Of course didn't
realize then that il was also
going to fal1." PapY added.
He was positive he saw no con-
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
County Opposes Lantaff
Bill ToConserveK Kew Deer
Bentley Sees No
Need Of Miles
Of Lond For
1920 Key Deer

Monroe County Comml5-
Sioners last night voted I'M
animously their opposition
to HB2397 creating a wild
life management area on
Big Pine Key.
The Board not only OPP
posed the act as now writ
ten but directed the Coun-
ty Clerk Earl r. Adams to
record their opposition to
our representatives in Con-
gress.
A large group from the
newly-formed Lower Keys
Property Owners associa-
ton were present last night
to protest against the mea-
sure.
Spokesman for the efepp was
P. w. Kicfcr of Washington street.
Kiefer declared that tho bill
would ruin the property hold
ers of Pine Key and the Lower
Keys. He voiced strong OBJ
lection to taking Of the lands 10
protect the key deer.
HB2897 is sponsored by, Repre-
sentativce Bill Lantaff. The bin
is now in committee. It specifies
the sum Of 100000 to be used 10
scauire tbs LAND npoae.s - l.re
serve the only remaining toy
deer in America.
Said Commissioner Frank Bent
ley: Il am opposed to the act !
do not see why hundreds Of miles
of land is needed for 1920 deer. >
Approve Four-Lane
Highway To Miami
An East Coast Highway Assoc
citation resolution recommending
the establishment of a four-lanc
highway between Jacksonville
and Miami was approved by the
Board last night. Businessman
Joe Zorsky spoke for the rcso-
luton - s
Request Referred
To Civil Defense
The Key West Radio Amateur
club asked the county and city IL
pay the small expenses oil telc-
phone and electricity that vii
accrue in their new Armory head
quarters.
o. F. Bramlett of the oTgani-
cation told the commission that
the organization had enough
equipment in case of emergency
or hurricane to provide com
Ir1unications.
The request was referred to AL
Mills, director u Monroe County
Civil Defense.
Mosquito Control
Plan Urged -.@ 49,
The Upper Keys ChaHisereof
are urging. the county
Ia use anticipated funds 70 com
bat mosquitoes in Monroe county.
County Commissioners Harry
Harris stated that the State
would advance funds to tho
County Immediately for mos
quito control.
Harris, just back from a trip to
Tallahassee on County business,
that an effort was
made to have Governor Fuller
Warren sign the commissions of
three Monroe County residents Ia
order that the mosquito control
board could function.
Harris was unable to get an
audience with the Governor, bur
was told that the commissioners
would be forthcoming in day or
so.
The three named officials read
of their appointment IN The cfti-
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