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Evening star., 1952-12-14
IGen Gruver Leaving Country Next Month

Cummings. and Mrs. Cummings
are looking forward to having
their son, Cadet William T. Cum
mings, with them for the holi-
days. He is first-year man at
West Point. He hopes to arrive
home the early part of next week.
| Col. and Mrs. w. j. Grove are
planning to spend Christmas Day
at home with their children; Jo-
anna, Mary Ellen and Darwin.
The next day the family will leave
for Mifflintown, Pa. to stay until
late Sunday. They will be the
house guests of Mrs. Darwin Nc
Lean Crawford, mother of Mrs.
Grove.
To Visit Family
While in Mif1intown they will
also visit Brig. Gen. David M.
Crawford, retired Signal Corps Of
f1cer, and Mrs. Crawford. and
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John G.
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DIR. GIOrer, Famous He0ri Snr9eOn.
VIII address Medical Men tonight

Dr. Robert =. Glover of Phila-
dclphia. Pa, internationally fam
GUS heart surgeon, viii address q
joint meeuus OF the Monroe County
Medical Society ana the medical
staff OF The Is. Naval Hospital
al s O'Clock tonight at the Red
Cross Recreation Hall on the Naval
Hospital grounds
DR.. Glove IS clinical professor
of thoraCll surgery in Hahncmann
College in Philadelphia and also
Of the medical school of Temple
University IN Philadelphia. He is
a pioneer IN surgery of the inside
of the heart. lie and his partners
originated the currently and widely
used operation designed To open
cioggcd heart valves. which are
cle results a. rheumatic fever.
technically known as mitral stem
oSiS.
He VIII speak tonight on the
recent advances in intra cardiac
surgery.
All visiting physicians. surgeons.
nurses and those in allied pro-
LESSONS are cordially invited TO
attend tomght'S meeting.
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very talented and affabIe young
men,
Miss Marjorie Candee, travel
writer of the keW York Times
and Herald, also enjoyed the
show.
Artists viewing the show
which was reviewed by Jean
nctte Blount OF The Key West
Citizen on December 20. includ
ed: Mrs. Lephe Holden, we'll
known for her wMercolors of
New England and Key West;
Mrs. Elvira Riley, whose arrest
ing paintings of Mexico will be
exhibited here this winter, and
Dr. Riley. Wallace Klrke. and
Mrs. Kirke; Hari and Edythe
Kidd; Bill Greene, artist and art
lecturer; and Mrs, Jean Taylor.
also director of the MartelIo Gal
lerieS.
MEMBERS OF the Alt ana MS
torieal Society and others present
were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goddard,
Mrs. Grace r. Crosby. Mr.. and
Mrs j. Edgar Willing. Burt Gar
nett, Mrs. Harriet Brinton, Miss
Rose Sideman of New York City,
guest of Mrs Holden, Mrs. Nor
berg Thompson. George Stinch-
field, Mr. and Mrs. Granville
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stein
brader and their guest. Mrs
Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Lee AL
bert, George Hopkins. Margery
Stevens, Paul Gibbs, and Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Allen and Mr., and Mrs
Quo Langman.
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Six Men Died In
Plane Collision

LONDON PA IT, s. Air Force
spokesman said today six men -
ius cad of seven, as previously an
nounced--died in a plane collision
at the Burtonwo0d Air Base on
Saturday. Eighteen others were in
lured. =
The spokesman said the seventh
nan originally listed as killed was
'irst beloved ito have been aboard
me of the planes. but later turned
Up elsewhere.
The accident occurred when a
wo.engined Navy Neptune hit a
wo-engined Dakota on the runway
While landing.
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said that Sho felt badly. | asked
her TO come into the office ana
get an antitote. like benzedrine.
although ! had only given her q,
very small prescription for her
nerves. She had just returned
from Miami | believe that she
must have obtained more sleep
ing-pillS from other doctors and
saved them up. She didn't come
to my office and ] thought that
maybe she had just felt a little
dopey. Then at about $40, | was
notified OF what had happened.
1t is one of those tragic. unfor-
tunate happenings" the doctor
said.
On December 10, DR.. Hamilton
reported, the girl had come to
his office to have a boil danced
and that she was apprehensive
and nervous concerning a BIZ
lateral ovarian operation which
she had been told was necessary.
DR. Hamilton saw her alive last
on December 81 when she came
into the office for final dress
ing of the wound which was
he aled and said that she was
going so M4arAi Ger the holidays
The Shefiffs office had no
comment of the death. At noon
today they had not yet been
notified by the coroner or any
one concerning the apparent sui
eide.
The girl at the funeral parlor
is about five feet four inches
tall, weighs about l25 pounds and
has a trim figure. Her hair, cut
in a fashionable short bob. is
dark brown. Her features, are
rather severe with an aquiline
nose and firm mouth, even in
the finality Of death.
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kefauver's
Name Entered
In Primary
Tennessee Senator Has
Achieved Nationwide
Prominence Because of
Senate Crime Probes

WASHINGTON P - Rep. Hays
D.-Ohio) announced today COM
)lete slate of delegates will be
ntered in the Ohio Democratic
primaries for Sen Estes Kefauver
Ohio law requires that candl
ate for party primary nomina
;an enter his consent in writing
lefore delegates may be placed
Upon the party ballot.
Asked if he had such a written
approval from Sen. Kefauver, Hays
ep,ied.
Il don't have il at the moment
}ut have been in politics for 20
ears and you'll Just have to as
ume | know what I'm doing.
1t was Hays who last month
emerged from a White House con-
'ercnce with President Truman
aging that the President would
Ssue a statement by Feb. 6 telling
whether or not he was candidate
0r reelection.
The White House said Mr.. Tru-
nan had not made any commit
nentS about the date for announe-
ng his intentions. H. p;<
Hays told newsmen There will
Ne no Reputation Of my action"
TIE announcement was the first
pen move to get the bali rolling
n the Tennessee Senator, who
chieved nationwide prominence
Ver the te!evision network during
earrings of the Senate Crime In
eStigatins Committee. Kefauver
vas chairman of the committee.
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'F'areWells" are for Mrs. Free
man Harris, Mrs. Downs Wright
and Mrs. Harold Fleischer who
are leaving Key West soon.
Mrs. Smith and her mother,
Mrs. King, arrived here yester-
day with Capt. Smith for a visit.
They will stay at their former
home on Avenue E. Capt Smith
is former commanding officer of
the U. S. Naval Hospital here
and is now district medical of
ficer stationed at New Orleans.
They will visit here about ten
days.
Mrs. Harris and Ms. Fleischer,
both wives of medical officers,
who are being transferred, will
leave Key West this week. Mrs.
Wright, wife of the executive Of
ficer of FAWTUlant, who is be-
ing transferred. also will leave
this week.
Other guests will include: Mrs.
C.. c. Adeil, Mrs. Bruce Bradley,
Mrs. E. II. Eldridge, Mrs. T, II.
Boaz, Mrs. Murphy of New York,
Mrs. j. J. Jackson Mrs A. Matt
land Adams, Mrs. Bernie c. Pa
py, Mrs. Albert Mills, Mrs. J. Ed
gar Willing, Mrs. Lee Goddard,
Mrs. L. c. Brinton. Mrs. Paul
Vecker, Mrs. Guy Carleton, Mrs.
J. p. Baillod, Mrs. II. c. Pace,
Mrs. E. Miller, Mrs. Edwin Ire
vor, Mrs. Wallace Kirke, Mrs.
William Wideman, Mrs. Wilson
Houston, NJ s. Judson Millspaugh
and Mrs. Dan Navarro.
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At the gallery yesterday, en-
Dying the impressive group OF
pictures. colorful and striking
,eainst TIE ancient walls of the
allclr. were familiar New York
.r Magazine writer, CrosWell
Bowen. best known for his an
nais of famous crimes and Grim
inals. and Roul Tunley, staff
trter and associate editor of the
American Magazine. who is here
work on a forthcoming article,
rot. however, about Key West.
M. Bowen. just arrived here,
links ne is gong to like Key
West so M Oh that he may settle
lcrc His in crest, he says, was
umutatcd by the article on Key
West IN the Dec Is issue of The
New Yorker. Mr.. Tunley, strug-
ding with a fresh Florida sun
lurn nevertheless was enthus-
iastic aboIt Key West, even
linking that he might eventual
write on the subject for his
mag azine While he is here to
Ntite IN peace, he is also eager
o take in all the absorbing
sights OF Key West
Also viewing the 46 paintings
by leading American artists were
the nationally known piano team
IF Whittemore and Lowe, who
played in Miami a year ago un-
der the auspices of the Civic AS
ISOLATION. Having once been in
Key West while serving in the
Navy. this was something of a
return visit. according TO these
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NdU0i Station
Officers Wires
To Hare Luncheon

Mrs. Ut. Conway, Mrs. J Coy
and Mrs. He. Cook viii be host.
eSseS at a luncheon meeting OF
the Naval Station Officers Wives
club to be held Wednesday at Inc
Casa Cayo Hueso.
All wives OF officers attached
to tie us. Naval Station are in
vited to attend the affair. The
luncl con viii lie served at iZ::3,
o'clock.
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RELIEF AT LAST
For Your COUGH

Chronic bronchitis may develop If your
cough, chest cold. OF acute bronchitis
is not treated and YOU cannot afford
TO take a chance with any medicine
less potent than Creomulsion which
goes right 10 the seat of the trouble To
help loosen and expel germ laden
phIegm and ard nature TO soothe and
heal raw. tender, inflamed, bronchial
membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote by special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs. II
contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried. CreomuIsion is guaranteed
TO please you or druggist refunds
money. Creomulsion has stood the
test OF many millions of users. (Adv.)
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HARVEY WIRES

Continues from Page One)
ger hopes that system of ration
ing water for peak hours of the day
may be worked out
I'VE are going to try to SET an
hour say from four to five pm
when we will increase the pressure
so that persons on second stories
will be able to get the necessary
water
The Commission started reduc-
ing pressure during Christmas
Wc~'-
IF we increased pressure
now the water gust wouldn't last,
Ramsey said. There would not be
any water.
II takes 1S pounds and more OF
pressure to push water up to
the second floor The Commission
is pumping only IS pounds of pre-
ssure at the present in order tc
conserve water. Citizens got a
break yesterday afternoon from /
to 6 pm. when the Commission
pumped 10 pounds pressure.
would give Key West. another hay
million GALLONS day. At present
1850. 600 million gallons are pump
cd by the Navy along the Keys &c
kcy West,
OF this amount the Navy con
tract to furnish one million gallons
a day to civilian Key West. Key
West has priority over the Keys
in receiving water. 1t has been
receiving more than million gal
Ions a day, but reached its lowest
supply in December with only
1854, 900 day.
Tile decreasing amount delivered
10 civilian Key West through the
Florida Keys Aqueduct Commits
sion. is matched according to Ram
Sey. by increasing amounts dellve-
red to Navy Key West The fig
ures he quoted are he said Navy
figures,
We get the water that's left
over, the surplus water after the
Navy has taken out its needs,
said Ramsey. Our supply is going
down while our demand is going
up"
AS to remedial action Ramsey
said.
Conservation Needed
Key Westers should use water
only for actual needs. They should
check all facilities to insure that
there are no leaks. Spraying lawns
and washing cars should be cut
down.
We should pray for it 10 rain
and stay cold" he concluded
Rain has been at premium all
year. according To the Sam
Goldsmith. Weather Bureau chief.
With the exception of November,
every month has been sub-normal,
making il the driest year since
1888 and close to the drieSt year in
history.
1851 Day year
Only 23.54 inches Of rain fell in
1851. a deficiency of 1887 inches,
1898 was the all time dry year with
only % inches of rain,
December 1851 was half an lEch
below the one and one hall inch
normal for the month.
Goldsmith was as gloomy about
prospective rain as Ramsey was
about any alienation OF the water
shortage. The Weather Bureau
chief said that there is none In
sight. He had hoped that yester.
days showers would develop The
IS degree drop in temperature.
however. from So degrees at 2 pm.
Yesterday to 81 degrees drop III
al so this morning accompanied
by sunny skies.
Meanwhile City Manager Dave
King who has no jurisdiction over
the water supply had his Sunday
interrupted by numerous visitors
beseiging him about thei? water
problems.
.e-F1,ex cant GET IN through their
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EIectrOnicS
Expert To Speak
For Engineers

DR.. Palmer II Craig. director
of electronic research at the Uni
versity of Miami, will be a CUES,
speaker at a meeting of the Key
West Engineers Club to be held
at 5 O'Clock tomorrow night at
the Seaplane Base.
DR.. Craig will discuss the re
search and development work con
Quoted at the university and win
demonstrate and explain the tech
meal principles of the new catalySt
battery cap. "Hydrocap, which
is n product Of the laboratory Of
the university,
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Jack Niles And. b.
Wife Visit With
Parents Here

Mr.. and MS Jack Miles OF
Charlestown. Ind, left Friday
for their home after visiting here
two weeks with their parents,
MFR. and Mrs. Nathan Niles, ST,
140ll2 Newton street, and Mr..
and Mrs. Rex Weech, l0l4 Eaton
street.
jack Niles is employed by the
Acme Radio and TelevISlon Com
pany in Louisville. Ky.
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HOSPIT ~ Al HILLARY
TO HADE REGULAR
MEETING WEDNESD1Y

All members Of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Monroe General
Hospital are asked to attend the
regular monthly meeting of the
auxiliary to be held at 3 O'Clock
"Wednesday afternoon at the hos
pital.
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WOMAN DIED
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Continued From Page Onel
as Rita had been removed to the
hospital about $50 pm. Sunday
night. and that she was dead on
arrival. -.-.
Another trip back 10 the house
where she lived finally brought
Stocky, gray-haired man to the
door. Asked his name, he said.
My name is Minister. Just call
ne that"
L don't know much about
shout her" he said. peerinJ
through the backdoor. You
can't talk to the lady in charge
right now. She's asleep. All l
know IS that the girl is dead.
She took some sleeping pills
and her name is Rita. No. they
didn't take her away in an
ambulance. They took her in
a car to some Monroe hospital.
didn't know if she was dead
then or not. She was a nervous
type. Sort of quiet and timid.
She wasn't leading a normal
life. She didn't really like men.
heard she was from Phila-
delphia." he added.
''She just got back from Miami
about two days ago and she kept
saying she wanted TO die. So
about $50 last night, she did.
The doctor she called. is named
Hamilton. ! don't know what was
wrong with her except that she
had a fight with her girl friend,
She was what you call. what's
that word? Yeah, that's it, Miss
neorotic, that's the word"
Next stop was the Lopez Flu
neral Home. The ambulance driv-
er there said that he knew about
the girl who had been brought
into Monroe General hospital
last night and that she was al
ready dead, but that Pritchard
Funeral Home was where she
had been taken from the hospital
The hospital nurse who an
swered the phone said briefly
"She was not a patient here.
You'll have to check with the
funeral home"
At Pritchard's Funeral Home
Andrew Pritchard said we could
view the body which had al
ready been embalmed.
Il don't know anything about
her or the case" Pritchard said
"She was brought here at abou
1880 last night. When ! talked
to Coroner Roy Hamlin he sale
to Just keep the body and not dc
anything until the death certlfl
cate was signed. He said he woulc
let me know. So about midnight
the call came back to go ahead
/ don't know what the funeraI
arrangements are yet. Someone
said that her folks were up In
Portland, Maine | have heI
ready for shipping whenever tbs
word comes through" Pritchar5
concluded.
Coroner Roy Hamlin was or
the telephone checking with the
funeral home a few minutes
later, just as the press walked in
II don't know ANYTHING about her
You'll have to check with DR.
Aubrey Hamilton. He'd been tax
ing care of her and he signed the
death certificate If it is a sus-
picious death, then,.we turn tho
whole thing over to the sheriff.
office. Otherwise. it's just a rou
tine"
Asked if a suicide weren't suS
picious death, he said, Il cam
say whether or not this is sui
eide. Whatever she died of vii
be on the death certificate.
DIR. Aubrey Hamilton gave con
else information when called,
Il signed the death certificate
She died of an overdose of bar
biturate. She had been talking Of
wanting to die and was very
respondent. But ! didn't find
that out until later. The after
noon of the day she died, she
called me at about p. nj. anc
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Wholesale POULTRY
COMPANY OPENS HERE

Penny Egg and Poultry com
any will open a wholesale poui-
~ establishment Thursday in
he Armour packing plant, 2ol
irlnnell street
Harold F. Chase of Miami Is
mana ger Of the plant
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DR.. De Poo And
Wife Haze Guests
From Hnr0nu

Mr.. and Mrs. Joaquin Cueva of
Havana. Cuba, are guests here Of
Mrs. Cueva'S brother and sister
in.law. DR.. and Mrs Julio DePoo.
at Hilton Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cueva arrived here
for the holiday season.
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ON ERIlIE

Continued nom Page One)
requested that q plane be sent out
to look for the men.
A search plane was sent out
at dawn, sighted the boat and re-
ported that it was on its way in
under its own power.
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"HettO" And "FuremelF' Luncheon
10 Honor Mrs. 4. o. Smith And Others
SOC" HELLO AND

Mrs T. IL Bratenahl mother Mrs will
be hosesses at combined FAREWELL luncheon
al noon tomorrow at RauS Roosevelt Boulevard
The "hellos for Key West visitors Mrs A O. Smith
her mother Mrs A. H. King Orleans formerly Key West
and for Mrs Fred Butler has recently
TERED to the u S. Naval Hospital here be head medicine
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Coming Erenfs

MONDAY, JANUARY Z
Woman's Auxiliary of st, Paul
Episcopal church will meet at
3p.m. in the Parish Hall.
W.M.U. of First Baptist church
will meet at 1880 pm at the
church.
Circle Two of Women Of First
Presbyterian church viii meet
at 3 pm. in the home OF Mrs.
Joseph Brent. 70l South street.
Key West Temple No. ~ pythi-
an Sisters will meet It 8 pm.
at the Knights of Pythias Hall
on Fleming street
Key West Ministerial Associa-
ton will meet at $50 am. at
the YMCA on Whitehead street.
Executive Board of Poineiana
PTA will meet at pm. at the
school.
Circle One of Women OF FRS;
Presbyterian church will meet
at 8 pm. in the home of Mrs.
Robert Wheeler, 2120 Staples
avenue.
TUESDAY. JANUARY s.
Key West Engineer Club will
meet at 8 pm. at the Seaplane
Base.
DeMolay Mothers Circle will
meet at 1880 pm. on the roof
garden of the Scottish Rite Tenn
pie.
Junior Woman's Club will
meet at 8 pm. at the club
for business meeting.
Catholic Daughters of America,
Court Mary Star Of the Sea No.
GA will meei OF s pm. W ST.
AIMS Hall next to the rectory.
Southernmost Pistol and Rifle
club will meet at 8 pm. at the
Legion Home. Stock Island.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. Ia will meet at s pm. in
the Knights of Pythias Hall on
Fleming street.
Order of DeMolay for Boys will
meet at 1880 pm. in the Scot
fish Rite Temple.
Kiwanis Club and Sinawik Club
will have joint installations OF
new officers at I pm. at Lo-
guns Ocean Patio.
Key West Players monthly bust.
ness meeting will be held at
SPIN. at the Barn Theater,
Key West Woman'S Club will
meet at $50 pm. in the Wo,
mans Club auditorium.
Key West Firemen will hold q
department election at 73o p.
IN. at No. Fire Station.
Harris School PTA will meet al
SPIN. in the school auditorium
ZX-ll Officers Wives will
have a business meeting al
1890 am. at AeropalmS.
Rotary Board will meet at p. m.
at the home of Joe Pearlman,
707 Simonton street.
Young Adult Fellowship Of First
Methodist church will meet at
5 pm. in the church annex.
There viii be election of off
GERS
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY o
Key West Duplicate Bridge As
ISOLATION viii meet al las pm
mi Coral Room OF Overseas
Hotel.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will meet al 5 pm. at the club
on Flagler avenue
Key West Cupboard Club AUX
iliary will meet at $50 pm
Wednesday in the home OF
Mrs. Hastings Adams. 29ls
Staples avenue.
Submarine Squadron Four Of
ficerS' Wives club Will have
a coffee meeting al 10 am
at the Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Sonar Officers Wives club vii
have a coffee meeting at II
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WeW-hn0,un artists and Writers
Ii4ev SnOic At M0rteIIO Gallery

number Of welnown artists writers and musicians viewed
Thirteen Southeastern Circuit Exhibition of Conempor
v American Painting Gallery yesterday
sponsored >the Key West Art and Historical
society
Painting. 1882. opened here Dec 20
The Southeastern Circuit show Is
rouaht here annually by the r and Historical Society
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IT.. WOn,un's CLUB
To Hare Business
Meeting Tuesday

Men bers OF the Junior Wom-
ans Club will have their month
~ business meeting al g O'Clock
tomorrow night at the club, The
group will discuss the March Of
Dimes program.
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the u. s. Naval Station.
xii Officers Wives will
have a luncheon meeting at
1890 pm. at the Trade
Winds Patio,
FAWTu Officers Wives club
will have coffee meeting at
10 am. at Aero2almS.
Women's Auxiliary of Monroe
General Hospital viii meet
at 3 pm, at the hospital
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10
JayShees will meet at $50 pm
in the JayCee clubhouse.
Or. Felix Varela Lodga No O.
will meet at pm. IN the Cub
an Masonic Lodge
Ladies Auxiliary Of Arthur Saw
yer Post No, IS. American lie
gion will meet at s pm. at the
Legion Home OH Stock Island.
Ladies Auxiliary. VIEW Post
No. 99ll will meet at pm.
al the post home on Elizabeth
street.
Officers Club. Fern Chapter No.
u order of Eastern star nill
meet al 5 pm in the home Of
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Smith.
i20a George street
FRIDAY. JANUARY II.
Alcoholics Anonymous viii meet
at s pm. in the social hall at
the First Presbyterian church.
Officers Wives Club Will have
a luncheon meeting al noon at
the Fort Taylor Officers Club.
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leads that | have no more TO do
with the water than with the cleo
ric system.
Checking on leaky faucets and
oilets and getting the plumber out
Immediately will help some. The
months ahead do not look bright
.or water drinkers or consumers
snless a miracle happens or unless
Harvey wires 10 Congress bring
immediate action.
Since July here are daily NUM-
her OF gallons delivered for Key
Vest civilian water consumers
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Amount UeLNETtu 20 Fhe htgN
between Florida City and Home
stead during the same months
daily TO the following. 279, 600; $50
100. "a. 600: 257 600: $4,000 and
in December 335.000.
Monthly amounts delivered 20
Kew West only have dropped from
40 40 900 in July 10 1916. 900 in
December.
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Groups to Discuss Report

The Labor Zionist Council of
Washington and the National
Capital Chapter Of the American
Jewish Congress will hold a COM
munity- wide meeting to discuss
"1mplementing the McIver Re-
port" at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
the Hotel 2400.