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Evening star., 1951-09-13
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric power common-l0O at
l4Is. 100 at 141s. 700 at l4h.
Garflnckel Common--5U at 10. 25 at 10.
Washington Gas -. .@5 preferred---l at 9s
Potomac Electric Power common--T0 at
14h 80 at l4Is. 70 at l4ls < al
14ts. ID at 14Ie, 26 at I4Is.
Potomac ELECTRIC, Power $3.50 preferred
washinston Gas $3.50 preferred-2 at
1882. 10 at IO3h
Lanston Monutype-o5 at 49,
Evening star., 1951-09-13

This was an
nounced today
by Francis 6.
A olson. jr..
president of the
Security Bank.
who is chair
man of the Dis
tri ct Subcom-
m it e + o +
banks.
B a n K S have
passed on to
the ir CUSTOM
ers the Treas
ury's literature
A,rninn the MIR.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Sept. 13 P,.-Cotton fu-
lures ,drifted lower today on liEht hedging
and liquidation. Prices averaged about
the day. Aggressive trade support in the
market on Wednesday was lacking today.
leading spot firm In its latest crop
survey said there are few dry spots in
the eastern belt and portions OF the central
belt where additional moisture may help
late e-planted cotton. West Central Texas
would benefit by q genreal rain while the
rest OF the belt would fare best with clear
warm weather. the survey said.
Noon prices were Is cents a bale lower
to 10 cents higher than the previous close.
October 34;5S; December. 1892. and
March, 34.77.
Evening star., 1951-09-13

cash value on ex-dividend date gpe-
cisrsd Of Psid after stock dividend or Or
aceumulatiys Issue ;sI Nth with Hiyidsnds n ar
deferred OF. no action taken ct last divi.
depd meeting yDeclared or paid In
dividend. Payablo IN stock, exact eash
value undetermined On declaration E6tA
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Odd-Lo Dealings

The Securities. and Exchanbe Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
lists, on the New York exchange for Sep
tember ten, IL: 6652. purchases involving
SO3.33e shares; sales involving 199.570
1854 shares sold short on AZ orders.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
MetoI Quototions

NEW YORK. Sept. 1S lR.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 24is
cents pound. Connecticut valley. Lead,
cents pound. East st. Louis lin, ST '03
q pound, New York. At Pittsburgh, ecrap
steel No. heavy was quoted toy at A.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
New York Produce

NEW YORK Sept. 13 R,.-Eggs.
L5:9S6; nrm: New York spot quotations,
based largely on exchange trading, follow:
Midwestern-Mixed colorS: Fancy heavy
weights. 69; refriserators, proceSsed SS-
81 extra ] large, "a; extra medium, 81:
medium refrigerators processed 54-55
pullets. 42-45: current receiptS. 54-55;
dirties. so; checks. 43-44 Whites: Fancy
heayyweishts. n. refrigerators. processed
s9-ss: extra UIis.t, l large 6o extra I medium
heavyweights IL extra large. Sc.
Nearby-Whites: Extra fancy heavy
weights. 20; refrigerators, processed. 60
81; refrigerators. proceSsed, natural 60
81; fancy heavyweights. rs; others, laree
74-77; mediums. SO: pullets.. 461a; pee
wees, 31-33 Browns: Extra fancy heavy
weights, ~; fancy heayyweights, 70-71
mediums, 61: pullets. 461a; peewees. 81 -33
Butter 547.565 frm. Wholesale prices
on bulk cartons: Creamery, higher than
90 score (AA),. fresh, 6s1a-6SM cents; a2
score "a. fresh, So; 80, score OBJ, fresh.
66A; 80 score (Cl. fresh. 65sz.
Cheese, 114,133; steady. prices un-
changed.
Evening star., 1951-09-13

Banks Support Bond Drive.
District banks are giving strong
support to the First Defense Bond
Drive, which started September 81
and will close officially October q.
Evening star., 1951-09-13

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
IL 100 am. 500 600 1900 noon $40 900
100 pm. / $40 600 200 pm. 900 900
tUnit of trading 10 shares. Elm uanK-
tuptcy or receiverShip or being reorganIzeA
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed bv such companies Rates OF divi;
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
not included cid Called IEx-dividend.
xr TX rigiitS Also extra OF extras b PlulI
Gst Ess ,ssr fraysSi: In y ssosf e1
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Dividends Announced

NEW, YORK. Sept. 13 N,.-Dividends
declared
No Action.
Pc Stk OF Pay
Rate, riod record. able
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Hollywood Diary
Ava Gordner's Next Film
VIII Be "Mexicon VILLAGE"
.By SheiIoh Grohom.

romance with Dan Daley. Hes
IA dreamboat." says Ann dreamily.
THE only guy I've ever met who
can keep up with me, and have
a big, mad date with him tonight" !"
Barbara Peytons honeymoon
with Tom Neal will be brief. She
has a date to P. A. this month
with Drums in the Deep South"
for the King brothers.
Top Director John Farrow re-
ceived a letter from the top boys
In Washington's Navy Depart
ment. congratulating him on the
excellence of his Submarine
Story" Johns next takes him
down to the seas again. It's
Botany Bay" to star Allan Ladd.
I was told at Metro that Greer
Carson is not set for the Marjorie
Lawrence biography. Interrupted
Melody" But / have a hunch she
will be.
Louis B. Mayer has bought four
thoroughbred horses in Kentucky
and he will not return to movie
making. but give all his time to
breeding and racing horses.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

Stage.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Rock Creek Park-"Faith of Oul
Fathers; $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Captain Horatio
Hornblower";; 100, sos, $40
|7:20 and $50 pm.
Capitol-"Half Angel; 11:0O
am, LAS, 4:30. tbs and 1000
pm. Stage shows: 1855, $40,
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Sho Boat; 11:0O
am. lilo. 3:25, 5:35, 7:45 and
1000 pm.
DupOnt-"Kon- Tiki; 1:O5, ass,
4:45, $50. 800 and 1910 pm.
Keith's-"Alice in Wonder
land"; 9:35, 11:40 am, 1:40, $40,
$40, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Little-''Lifeboat;;" 1885, 4:25,
7:05 and 9:45 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Horatio
Hornblower";; 1900 am, LOS,
3:15, $40, 1880 and $40 pm.
National-"On the Riviera;
11:15 am, 1:15. $40, 5:25, 7:3O
and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Ace in the Hole;
1890 am. 12:45, 800, $40, 7:35
and 9:55 pm.
Pix-"A Night at the Opera;
3:45, 6::55 and 1000 pm.
Playhouse - TONY Draws a
Horse; 11:15 am, 1:20. 1925,
$50, TAO and $50 pm.
Plaza-"La Ronde":: l0:40 am,
1915. 1855, 3:35. sis. 6:55, $50
and 1910 pm
Trans-Lux-"Alice in Wonder
land; 9:15. 11:05 am, 1855,
2:45, ABS, 6:25, S:15 and 1905
pm.
Warner Captain Horatio
Hornblower";; 1900 am, 1:05,
3:15, 5:25. 7:35 and GAS pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-06

visiting stars to make it "a weeks
or SO, or until everyone stops call
ing on the telephone to find out
how to get seats.
incidentally. if the Ziegfeld box
office staff ever gets time to con.
slider such a detail, it will be in.
teresting to know for which Cleo
patra there is the greater demand
Probably Shaw'S which was q
younger, more kittenish or bloom
ing type. However, the conjecture
is idle. The thing to do is wait
and see.
You never know who is going to
turn up in a summer theatel
audience. Except tomorrow night
at Olney, that is. Unless some
thing unforeseen happens, Charles
Laughton will be among the spec
tators when Hume Cronyn and
Jessica Tandy become the entire
cast of Jan de Hartog's marital
comedy, "The Fourposter."
Laughton's particular interest
in the play is something that is
not explained, unless it has to do
with studying it as a vehicle for
himself and perhaps Mrs. Laugh
ton, Elsa Lancaster. Miss Tandy
and Cronyn have other commit
ments and the play is reported
headed for Broadway with an
other pair of stars if they are not
available.
Accompanying Laughton will be
Victor Samrock, business manager
of the Playwrights' Company,
which may be a sponsor of, or in
vestor in, "The Fourposter."
Aside to Mary 10 Schroeder:
Thank you for both letters and
the drama department hopes it
rates only pleasant ones hereafter.
Bulletin board: Lazar Wech-
sler's (The Search) -Four In A
Jeep" will open at the Trans-Lux
tomorrow :. 1t was screened for
critics today . Laura" will be
the attraction at Mclean Theater
this week, followed by Philip
Barry'S 1.-The Animal Kingdom, !"
opening next Monday il. Inciden-
tally, Mclean now has a player
piano which, between acts, reels
off such wonderful bits of senti-
ment as For Every Smile You
Gave Me. You Cause Me a Mil
lion Tears" What's the
matter with modern songmen that
we have no beauties like that one
today? That jewel-like week
end weather was perfectly timed
to fit in with Fall Church Com
munity Theater's starting work on
its 1951-52 season l.. A one-act
satire, "The Desperate Riders of
Prairie Gulch." will be the open
ing attraction. set for Septem-
Der Is.
Evening star., 1951-08-06

Ava GarQnerS next picture Is
Mexican Village" from the fas-
cinating stories by Josephine
Nigh. We're making the picture
entirely in Mexico" Producer Jack
Cummings told me. The other
stars are Fernando Lamas and
Cyd Charlse. Ava already has ar
rived in Mexico for her vacation,
and so has Frank Sinatra.
Dean Stockwell is 80 per cent
set to play the immortal Mark
Twain boy of all time, Huckleberry
Finn. I had lunch at, Metro and
talked with Producer Arthur
Freed. "We're testing Dean ane
it looks pretty sure" he told me
Hes the right age and the right
type"
Pat Neal Is UP to her pretty neck
in oil. She bought a big hunk of 6
huge gasoline station in Westwood
All that and Mr.. Cooper, too
Some girls have everything.
\ y X
Peter LORE is well enough to
leave the sanitarium in Switzer.
land to go to Vienna for the lead
in the Irving Allen production,
The Gamma People," It's q hor-
ror story, of course.
Tony Martin is doing a wonder
full thing for vets in hospitals. He
wants all to send him modern
records Of all performers for his
TONY Martin Disabled Veterans
Record Drive" and he will send
them to the boys in the hospitals.
After a war, the fellows who won
it often are forgotten. Let's re-
these.
The Bogart baby, young Ste
phen, is talking with an English
accent. Mama and papa, Hum
phrey and Baby. will bring him
home from London at the end Of
this month. Katie Hepburn, star
with Bogart of 1.-THE African
Queen" will remain in Britain for
the festival.
Dennis O'Keefe almost didn't
get to make love to Evelyn Keyes
in II want To Be Loved" in
Mexico City. Dennis was held up
at Ell Paso three days because his
work permit to Mexico was not
in order. He was rescued by his
pal, Miguel Aleman. jr., the Presi-
dents son.
\
Dick Haynes and his pretty
wife. Nora. are transforming the
Sort'l. with Dick doing % shows
In % consecutive evenings.
l asked Ann Miller ABOUT her
Evening star., 1951-08-06

that is the difference between {
telephone company and the aver
age human being. One difference
the biggest.
Oddly enough couple of people
in England are responsible for :
large percentage of today'S drama
department calls. Their name!
are Sir Laurence Olivier and Viv.
len Leigh, or Lady Olivier. They
have let it be known they are com.
ing to this country December /!
for her to play a couple of Cleo.
patras while he plays one Mare
Anthony and one Julius Caesar
Their has been nothing so elec.
trifying since Grand Coulee dan
was built.
This. of course, is as it shoulC
be for the sight of Miss Leigh
playing one Cleopatra, much les.
two, is enough to make a gooc
drama season regardless of what
happens to other productions
Miss Leigh will alternate or
ShakeSpeafe'S and Shaw's Cleo
patraS, one tonight and one to.
morrow so to speak, and this is
running a gamut the like of which
few actresses would venture.
Everybody knows how exciting
the two productions are going tc
be and this is why the telephone
keeps ringing.
x x X X
How, everyone wants to know
does he get seats?
Well, the answer is simple: One
TRIES to get seats by writing to
the Ziegfeld Theater, New York
City, inclosing a check, for $15.4O
for a pair of seats. There has been
no similar demand since South
Pacific" and the applicant is 60
ing to have even less chance for
the CleopatraS unless the current
limited engagement is made less
limited.
The original plan of the Oliviers
and Producer Gilbert Miller is to
run the Shaw and Shakespeare
double feature for IL weeks on
Broadway. So far it has not been
changed. However, with a demand
something like that for automo-
bilies after the war, the pressure
is mounting daily to remove the
ceiling set on the ziegfeld engage
ment.
No one. naturally, is waiting
for the reviews on such an attrac-
ton as the Oliviers in a pair of
such established classics. If any,
one has not read the London re-
views, which were rhapsodic by
the way, he is taking it for
granted that Miss Leigh is the
perfect Cleopatra for whom both
plays might have been written.
That's how it stands: Twelve
weeks at the Ziegfeld Theater in
New York. starting Dec. 10, unless
Mr.. Miller can prevail upon the
Evening star., 1951-08-06

lVERMnM 37o7 M. Vernon Ave.
sAAas~ Alex. Va. Alex. 2424
Michele Morgan in "FABIOI,A" /" At
I6:O0. 7:46. ESQ
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The Passing Show
The Posing Show
The O|iviers of England Set
Everyone's Phone A-Ringinq
By Joy Cormody

Telephones ring number departments
And being human peraps drama departments
fewer and fewer rings Not always but sometimes
The telephone wonder of the world all right actually
the only who right ringing
the Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Answering
Evening star., 1951-08-06
AIRPORT DRIVE. .iM A,Ilns.en
G. IA. toEW'S MT. VERNON
OPEN. AIR DRIVEN

Lon NJ Me1sssr ss q 4 Als1 Yanf A. in 1ssS 9ose.
End hitl Roy Rogers in Trail of
Robin Hood show starts at S:4b,
D. 8. T. Children free, free play
ground.. pony ride and monkey zoo
open 7:30-S:46. Starts Tues, GREAT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
Ray Will Become
Minister In
Episcopal Church
Citizen Staff Photo

The Rev. George Mcneil Ray,
former passs Of the FIRST Baptist
Church of Key West. win leave
shortly for New Haven, Connects.
cut where he will study to be-
come an Episcopal minister, Faith
CT John S. Armficid announced
today
The former Baptist minister is
the desoendent OF long line OF
EpiscQpals including, Daddy
Hall, famed New York City evan
gelist
Father Armfiold. rector Of St.
Paurs Episcopal Church here,
said that the Rev. Ray had been
contemplating this step for a long
time.
He and Mrs. Ray we're confirm
ed last Thursday at the Cathedral
Church Of 81, Luke. Orlando, Flor
ida The TT. Rev. Henry L. Louttit,
bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese Of
South Florida performed the ee-
rcmony.
Rev. Ray Is pastor Of the First
Continued On Page Sevenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
95qqPecp|e yPoIIed Here BY Citizen Are
zXF For City Acquiring Meaeham Field
Case 4 @atnt Mary Rub Simnet In
Greyhound Key Baby Daatb Is Dropped
Citizens Tell
Reasons Why
Import Must
Remain In XII .

Nineteen ont of l~enly
men and women PEELED al
the Post Office This mora.
ing answered 'Ycs" 10 Tho
question:
should The City of hey
West acquire Meacllam
4irport:"
The sole negative an.
s~er came from am unai,len-
tilted man who said:
Il don'I want 10 gel mix
ed mp IN this question.
Otherwise whether houscwiv.
rs, businessmen. lawyers. labor
ers. the 10 persons quericd gave
q resounding Yes 10 the poll
question. They seemed 10 know
most Of them. that Il present
Meseham airport land i owned
By . rrivate firm. Key West
Improvement Inc.
Rafael Bars ill7 Gripasl
street. said.
Il 90 every month q cuba.
need the airport and like il be-
ing there. inst flew IN yesisa.
day from Cuba.
Randolph T. Russell. nrineipal
of Harris Elementary school said.
Due TO CAA regulations own
ersl1ip by the city seems man
datory for the good Of Mcncham
airport and the GOOD Of Kev
West citizens. I am all for CITY
ownership.
Kent Mack, 1927 Seidenbcrg
avenue stated heartily:
It h e airport means every
thing. Il Is our only outlet et-
cent for the highway.e
II was hardly necessary to ask
Commissioner Joe Allen where
he stood, he has always mads
his position clear IN public meet
ING. But as he passed by he anr
lswcrcd:
Why sure-by all means the
City should acquire Meacham.
E. SalazRr, sol Whitehead
street, rainter said simply
Yes, the airport is good Gar
Key West
Mrs. Harley Ovens. housewife.
2403 Harris avenue said Il think
the City should acquire Mica
chan"
Gonzalo gezanilla. Palace
Theater,. sSse;ii:
What do YOU think Of Miami
asking for another airport and
here we arc in danger of losing
our one. Sure think We should
own il. II ono of the bridges on
the highway is ever blown up
where would we be without air
traffic?r
E. J. Dnpy, businessmen who
comes regularly into Key West
continued On Page Two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
Sixty Local
Persons Get
Free Glasses
Lions Club Raises
Funds For This
Worthwhile Purpose

More than 90 people have re-
ceived eye examinations and
glasses after approval by the sight
conservation committee Of the
Key West Lions club during the
past year Their ages ranged from
six to %
Race and creed. or nationality
have nothing to do. with the. aid.
The individual cared for needs
only one qualification; that u
being unable 10 pay for the care.
The Lions Club here is proud Of
the project which IS internation-
ally sponsored and gives eye care
10 the needy and blind through
out the world. The group raises
funds in various ways. An apprcc-
liable sum was obtained through
the proceeds Of the minstrel show
presented by the Lions last Nav.
Another source Of income is from
so Ford gum bali machines.
Greatest source. according 10 the
Lions Club. comes from the Tail
Twister's fund The Tail Twistcr
attends meetings Of the club and
fines members for the slightest
infraction of rules, Both Judge
and prosecutor, the Tail TWister's
word is law All the fines nc i'm
poses swell the Blind fund and in
spite OF the job, the Tail Twistcr
is popular with other members.
Chairman Of the sight conserva-
tion committee is Or. J. c. San
chez. He invites all persons re
quITing eye care to make contac,
with his committee
All cases are kept ~ strict con
fldence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
$4,000 Suit Filed Here Il
Against O. Foot Fishing Boat
Owner OF Boat
Resides In Miami:
Californian
Brings Suit
4P Wircpllot,

The 81 foot fishing vessel.
"The Amazon, home port. Mi
ami Fla. is the center Of a suit
brought by Ireland c. Miller Of
Calf, "-anst tive men. accord
ing 10 Iiied tibet IN District
Court.
Miller claims that he has a
legitimate lien against the ship.
q two-masted. one deck oil screw
vessel, because Of the failure Of
its present owners to meet a
note for $4,000, plus interest.
William L, Eliason. 1902 South
18th street Fort Pierce. and Jo-
seFh R. Talley, 548 N. W. 5lst
street, Miami, Fla promised to
pay on or before one year from
January 10, 1850, promissory
note plus six per cent interest 10
Miller
To date, they have paid only
$3.50, and refused and neglected
70 pay any further sum. Since
security for the note is in the
form Of a preferred mortgage,
Miller stated that the Amazon
together with her engines. tao
.kle, furniture and other appurt-
enances. are his.
In the original transaction,
Eliason. who owns three fourths
of the Amazon. and Talley
who retains a onc-fourth inter
est, agreed 10 pay all costs Of
court IN case collection became
necessary
Miller Is out of the state and
placed the note and mortgage IL
the hands of proctors Fowler
White. Gilicn, Yancey and Hum,
key. Richard 3, Adams, an asso-
Continued On Page SevenJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
King Plans
- 4@
War On Flies
At City Dump
Mosquito Control
Board Will Start
Work immediately

City Manager Dave King has
outlined a program and given
orders for its execution that VAL.
he hopes, kin ala flies at the city
dHmp.
Nlns sad that city workers
viii sci asId al area Of land at
ne end Of the dump sufficiently
large 60 take care Of a day 8
dumping of garbage and rubbish.
This will be saturated with oil
and viii be burned each night.
Again the following morning,
the trash viii be pushed 70 one
side OF .ne area. soaked again
and burned once more.
Then" said King. 1T viii be
pushed into the mangrove and
covered with an application Of
Lindanc and Synergized Pyrcth-
rum extract. This is supposed to
kjll the fly larvae and maggots. e
The dump VIII also be logged
Wlth DOT TO klu off any adult
flies and mosquitoes.
BY applying the oil ana burn
ing the trash az intense heat, the
larvae should be destroyed. said
King but 70 doubly insure that
none are terminating We are sp.
plying the insecueidc which has
been prescribed By those who
should know.
King referred 20 health offtci-
ais of the county. state and Navy.
Nho met on Tuesday and recon-
nendcd this chemical 10 him. I'm
mcdiateiE upon their rccommen-
dauon>, hlng issued instructions
Con 'oued On Page -Four,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
City's New DyhaLFog Spray
Machine Will War On Flies
CITY SANITARY INSPECTOR WILLARD
GIBSON SEES MACHINE As GREAT HELP

That cloud of blue smoke Key
Westers saw yesterday towering
over the city was not pseudo
Navy defense against attack, it's
the Diesel oil ard DOT sprsy
from the city's new Dyna-Fog ma
chine
The Dyna-Fog will war on flies,
mosquitoes and other pests. OPP
Grated four times d week at the
city dump II win 90 fan toward
controlling il not liquidating the
flying enemies hated By all
Yesterday the DynaFog ma
chine was tested successfully II
City Dump. airport and in the
city at large.
Alberto Camera, County Prison
Guard vii supervise It's operation
By three county prisoners, four
times a week
City Sanitary Inspector Willard
Gibson said ii will be great
help in the battle to keep Key
Vests insect visitors down
City Mechanic George Hind
patcd the machine after a trial
spray in the City Hall yard and
said:
1T viii do the Job
The machine not only sprays
a cloud Of DOT and Diesel re-
sembling a military smoke screen,
it sounds like modern warfare.
The engine makes powerful
noise when il is turned ON t. an
nihilaic the flying enemy. Deaf
cned by its blast testers were
nonethcleSs thankful foy rs eff
cheney They hope it will usher
in a fly-less era in the Island
City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
County Budget Is Approved
By 3-2Vote;; PatroImen For
Lower KeysIs Voted Down
Bentley, Harris
" ont Vote For
Budget Without
Appropriation

The $4,000 appropria-
ton for two county patrol
men on the Lower Keys was
voted down, three TO two,
and the $52l.980 county
budget adopted as original
~ advertised, at the County
Commission meeting last
night.
4 dozen residents OF the Lower
Keys, Ted bg p w. Klcfer, prcsi-
dent Of their association and Com
mander Ray Byrnes. Publicity d.
rector, once more urged the hir-
ing Of the two patrolmen for
their personal and property pro-
lection.
Commissioner Clarence Higgs'
vote together with that Of Chair
man Gerald Saunders and Com
missioner Joe Allen killed the
$4,000 measure over the object
ions Of Commissioners Harry Har-
ris and Frank Bentley
Saunders. who represents the
Lower Key, from Big Pine Key
toll bridge down to Key West.
made an in1passioned speech a
gainst the ALLEGATION Of $4,000 for
tao patrolnen
Il have fought to give Monroe
county everything possible for the
tax dollar -Four or five wears ago
I suggested that the taxpayers on
each Key set together when the
budget is being discussed ard de
eide which are thc most import
ant roads and highways for them
10 build that fiscal year This sug-
gestion has never been followed "
When the Lower Keys Prop
erty Owners Association was
formed. continued Saunders. j
hoped YOU would decide which
items you considered most inn
portant. ! feel that $4,000 for
roads should be equally divided
for the three divisions Of the Keys
from Key West 10 Big Pine Key,
from there 70 Lower Matecumbe
and from there TO the northern
boundary"
Saunders then said
Often I am en- the unpopular
side of public issues, ! have never
been d politician But ] do feel
the majority is always right The
majority once thought the earth
was flat Columbus said 1t was
round. Even Christ was crucifled
by the majority. ! vote on NY con
science without being influenced
and ! ask IS the money Of the
taxpayer best spent on hiring
patroIucn on the Lower Keys"
Saunders stressed that he would
like to sue whatever money is
available spent on developing the
Lover Keys. on beaches. for eX-
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