davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1953-09-28
for Aided Self
Help Serninur-Work .
Shop Finulized

Port of Spain: Concluding
a meeting at Kent House ear
~ this month, the Preparatory
Committee for the Aided Self
Help Housing Seminar Work
shop to be held in Puerto Rico
next month approved a report
outlining the schedule and
procedure to be followed.
The Committee was compos
ed of the men responsible for
housing in each Of six Carib-
bean countries where an aid
ed self-help housing program
is in operation, the two Point
Four housing experts assign
ed to the Caribbean Commits
sion and the appropriate Com
mission Secretariat staff mem
bers.
In its report, the Committee
expresses the hope that, in
view Of "the urgency and vi
tai Importance of the studies
to be made at the Seminar
Workshop, the governments
who are sending representa-
tives would, in addition send
the Minister or Legislator res
ponsib1e for housing. It was
the Committees view that on
ly by this means could the
Seminar Workshop achieve
maximum effectiveness to-
ward the full acceptance and
understanding Of aided self
help methods.
Beyond dealing with ar
r~angements for the Seminar
Workshop, the report includes
an account Of the progress
made in aided self-help hous-
ing in the countries represent
ed on the Committee. This
section highIghts the fact that
this method Of approaching
the housing problem has al
ready taken firm root in a
large section Of the Caribbean
area. The six countries having
active and expanding aided
self-help housing PROGRAMMES
include Jamaica, Puerto Rico,
Antigua, St. Vincent. Barba-
dos and Surinam. In addition,
Trinidad has recently embark
ed on a similar programme.
Among others, the report
lists the following detectives
Continued on Page 3
Evening star., 1953-08-29
County Considers
Addition 10 Jail

An addition to the Upper
Marlboro Jail is being considered
by the Prince Georges County
Commissioners instead of a COM
plete new building.
An addition to the present Jail
was recommended to the COM
missioners yesterday by an eight
member committee appointed to
study the Jail situation.
The commissioners accepted
the recommendation, and ap-
pointed the committee chairman,
John F.. Lillard, ST., as the
county representative to negoti-
ate for purchase of land for the
addition.
The action does not commit
the commissioners to the addi-
ton. however, since it may not
be possible to acquire the extra
land at a satisfactory price.
The site for the addition is
owned by the Upper Marlboro
Volunteer Fire Department. The
f1remen repeatedly are willing
to sell and have agreed with the
committee that the price be
fixed by three appraisers.
An act of the last legisla-
ture gave the county heads dis
cretionary authority to float up
to 100000 in bonds to provide
adequate Jail facilities.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
Rent Controls End
In 4 Areas Monday
Sy the Associofed Press

The number of critical defense
housing areas remaining under
Federal rent control was trim
med to II last night when the
Office of Defense Mobilization
announced decontrol of four
more. effective Monday.
ODM also announced that
rent controls will end at the
same time in parts of three other
critical areas.
ODM since last Saturday has
ordered decontrol of 10 of the
q critical areas which remained
under Federal rent control after
these restrictions died in 1,400
communities across the Nation
a month ago.
Meanwhile, 1t was learned that
Federal rent curbs may end in
most of the remaining critical
areas before next year because
the Governments rent agency is
running low on money.
The rent agency now has only
$4,000 on which to operate for
the eight months left before all
rent controls must die.
It's staff will be cut to nine
on Monday. but officials told re-
porters that the money on hand
would not be enough to carry
even such a small staff until
next April 80.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
Woman SIashed Critically
By Razor; Barber Held

A 27-year-old woman was
Slashed critically by her razor
welding barber companion early
today.
The victim, in critical condi-
ton at District General Hospital,
is Edna Mae Jones, colored. of
1854 Firth Sterling avenue Sc.
She had deep cuts on the neck,
the face, chest and stomach,
according to Detective Sergt.
Keith G. Gosman.
He said the cutting came over
an argument at her home early
today with Harvey Skipper, 80,
colored, of the 1400 block of
Clifton street NV, a barber.
Skipper was picked up at his
home at $50 am. about three
hours after the attack and was
charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
Hoffman Charges Scott
Deserts COP. PRINCIPLES
BY the Associated Press


Representative Hoffman, Re-
publican. of Michigan, one of
the Republicans accused by
Representative Scott. Republic
can, of Pennsylvania of "sniping
at the administration" has hit
back with a charge that Mr..
Scott is abandoning G. o. P.
principles.
Hugh SCOTS blast seems to
be a concerted plan by Dewey
Republicans, New Dealers and
one-worlders to take over the
Republican name and party
organization while abandoning
the principles of the Republican
Party and its campaign prom
ises." Mr.. Hoffman said in a
statement yesterday.
In an article In American
Magazine, Mr.. Scott accused Mr..
Hoffman and several other legis-
lators. including Senators Ma
lone. Republican, of Nevada and
Mccarthy, Republican, of Wis
consin and Representative Reed,
Republican. of New York Of
"sniping at the administration
even though it is now headed by
their own leader"
Just who anointed Scott to
purge Republicans who stood
fast while Scott, as national Re-
publican committeeman, was
flirting with the Roosevelt-Tr
man outfit ?" Mr.. Hoffman
asked. Mr.. Scott was formerly
Republican national chairman.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
HighIiehts
Rodio TodoY.

700, WWDC-Report to the Peo-
pie: George Beveridge of The Star
and Joe PAUL of the Post discuss
District issues with Commissioner
Samuel Spencer.
500, WWDC, WASH-Twenty
Questions: Robert Preston is
guest.
1000, WASH-Chicago Theater
of the Air: Eleanor Warner and
Bruce Foote are guest Soloists.
TeIevision Todoy.
1880, WNBW-E Ethel and Albert:
The situation comedy series re-
turns.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
Baltimore Boy 0uizzed
In Girls Fatal SHOOTING
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE. Aug. ga 49,
year-old girl who had shouted,
Leave me alone" a few min
utes earlier, was found shot to
death yesterday on the bath
room floor of her West Balti-
more home. A boy the same age
was taken from the house by
police for questioning.
The victim of the shooting
was Irma Lee Bell, a student at
the Carver Junior High School
for Negroes. The boy held for
questioning also was colored.
Mrs. Sarah Daniels, who lives
two doors away in an apartment
connected with the Bell apart
ment by a hallway. told police
she heard shouts about five min
utes before the shooting.
She said the girl had cried,
Leave me alone" several times.
and later called Miss Sarah
in an apparent attempt to sum-
mon the neighhor.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
Tip FoiIs Pitched Battle
Of Baltimore Teen Ganqs
By the Assoeiotad Pres.

o1 me ASSoci0ieo PFeS
BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.-Twelve
juveniles arrested after police,
acting on a tip. averted a pitched
battle between rival gangs of
teen-age "drapes" yesterday were
turned over to Criminal Court
authorities.
Judge John B. Centrum in
Juvenile Court waived jurisdic-
ton to allow the IL to be tried
under regular criminal statutes.
The juveniles and two other
youths, 18 and 19, were arrested
in front of the elementary school
in suburban CatonSville.
Police arrived just as six car
loads of "drapeS" from Southwest
Baltimore pulled up to the school.
About rs, some armed with clubs
and knives, were at the scene.
Police said the two rival gangs
had been feuding ever since they
had an argument over a girl two
years ago.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
Capabi|ity Of Chang Army
Impresses Van Fleet
BY the Assoeiotad Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, Aug. 90
Gen. James A. Van Fleet, former
United States 9Th Army COM
mander, said today his visit to
Formosa impressed him with the
tremendous capability" of
Chang Kai-shek's Chinese Ma
tionaliSt forces.
Gen. Van Fleet, who flew to
Hong Kong dt the end Of a two
day visit, added, however, I'd
be very pleased to have them
better equipped"
MY heart is in Asia" he said
I'D like to see everything done
to present position of strength"
Gen. Van Fleet, now connected
with a private American aid
group for Korea, was interviewed
at Taipeh's SungShan Airport.
Told that an American COL
umnist reported Korea's PreSi-
dent Rhee had offered Gen. Van
Fleet command of the South Ko-
rean army. the general said:
Its news to me. That's the
first I've heard of it,"
Evening star., 1953-08-29
EmpIoye Objects
To Random Use Of
Name in Race Suit
BY the Associated Pres,

MALVERN, Ark, Aug. 90
The Negro attorney who filed
a racial discrimination suit
against Reynolds Metals Co.
chose his plaintiffs name "at
random"
E. v. Trimble of Pine Bluff
said yesterday that r. N. Bailey'S
name was picked at random
from among $50 Negro en-
ployes at Reynolds whom ! rep
resent"
Mr.. Trimble revealed the Sc
lection method after Mr.. Bailey
issued a statement denying hav-
ing anything to do with the
suit.
= The suit was filed in United
States District Court at Hot
Springs and claimed Reynolds
Disseminated against Negroes in
it's hiring practices. Mr.. Bailey
and others were listed as plain
tiffS.
In his statement, Mr.. Bailey
said:
II have never employed at
torneys to bring any action for
me against Reynolds Metals Co.
I have never authorized a suit
against Reynolds to be filed in
my name"
At Pine Bluffs, Mr.. Trimble
said another persons name
would be substituted for Mr..
Bailey's and that he would ask
court permission to make the
change soon.
"All of the $50 employees I
represent agreed to the case and
/ could have used any one of
their Names" Mr.. Trimble said.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
$15MiIIion Housing Aid
For w. Berlin REFUGEES
By the Asseeieted Press

BONN, Germany, Aug. o.
The United States Foreign Oper-
ations Administration yesterday
granted SIS million to build new
housing in West Germany and
West Berlin for refugees from
the Soviet zone.
The announcement said use of
these funds will permit refugees
to move from overcrowded West
Berlin to areas in West Germany
where jobs can be obtained.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
Other AM Stotions

weMs-57O ke.,-s:3o ANS p.m.
wPlk-73o ke.-6:l5 am.-s pm.
WARL-700 Ke.-6:l5 ANS pm.
WeAY-1,eso Ke.-6:l5 a.nr.-s pm.
WUST-1,12o ke.-7 ANS p.M.
WFkx--1,22e ke.--7 ANS pm.
WiNx-1.so0 ks.-s s.m.-s p.m.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
FIN Stutions

WRC-FM-s3.S Nc. Ch3anel $50
$50 en- TO am
WBUZ-FM-s5.S Me-, Channel 23S
3 pm. to 9 pm
MT0P-FM-s6.3 Me-. ChanneI 2A7
Around the Clock
WASH-FM-s1.t Me-, Channel 2AS
1890 ON 10 Has ON
W0L.FM-ss.T Me-, channel 7S4
pm. to ! an.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

500, WTOP - Larry Storch
Show: Eileen Barton visits.
500, WMAL - Saturday Night
Fights: Virgil Akins meets Phil
Kim in a 10-round bout.
1000, WTOP-Medallion Thea
ter: Dane Clark stars in Colon
bo Discovers Italy"
The Arizona post., 1953-05-15

Visiting with the Philip Bran
sons for a few months are Mr..
and Mrs. Hyman Century, Chi
cago.
Good luck to Mr.. and Mrs. JO-
seph Finkelstein in their new
home at 6O72 E. 22nd, in San
Paulo Village.
Visiting recently with Mrs. Ka-
therine CoWan were her sister
and brother-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. BlitZStein, NY. They spent
three months here and then went
on to the coast Also a guest in
the Cowan home was Mrs. Doris
Hochberg, NY, a close friend of
Mrs. COWan'S.
Newly elected officers of the
Sam Hughes P.T.A. are Mrs. Sam
Leiboff and Mrs. Phillip Green
baum. Both are serving as secre-
tarieS.
Visiting Mrs. Sam LeibOff from
Wallinford, Conn. is her brother,
Benjamin Landow He is a mer-
chant seaman and is in the mac
tive reserve of the us. Maritime
Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith ceIe-
brated their wedding anniversary
May 3 with dinner party at the
Talk O. the Town. Among the
guests were: Mrs. Smiths moth
er and brother, Mrs. Sarah Katz
and Martin KatZ; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Okrent, Mr.. and Mrs. The
odore Berlin; George Buchsbaum,
Mrs. Ann FOXStein.
The Arizona post., 1953-05-15

Congratulations are being eX-
tended David Finder, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Finder, who re-
ceived the Eagle Scout award, one
of the highest awards that a scout
can earn.
Performing in the benefit for
the Arizona State School for the
Deaf and Blind last week were:
Al Bosnos and Harry Bee.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Held left for
Bemidii, MINI. for the summer
months. They will return in the
fall, as usual.
Mrs. Joseph MyersOn left re-
Gently for a seven weeks trip to
Europe with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Morantz, LA. They will
tour Israel, England, Switzerland,
Italy, France, and Belgium.
Mrs. Michael Schaeffer will
hold a buffet supper May "a IN
the patio of her home in honor
of three local women who are
leaving in few weeks. Mrs. Sy-
dele Schachner to Chicago; Mrs.
Sydney Goodman to California;
Mrs. Arnold Lieberman to New
York.
The Arizona post., 1953-05-15

MIR. and Mrs. Al Glickman and
Marsha spent a week in Boulder,
Colo. visiting with Marilyn dur
ing homecoming. Marilyn likes it
so we'll there, that she will stay
on for summer school.
Mary Fabian returned from a
flying trip to Godsden, Alabama,
where she spent a week visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Sara Aaron
son. Mrs. Aaronson is the moth
er of the famous DuVal dancing
sisters who toured with Rudy Val
lee. Enroute home, Miss Fabian
had the experience of her plane
flying thru a hurricane.
An informal party was held at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Jacobson with Jerry Denber as
host. Guests were: Valerie Win
ski, Lois Brown, Rita Ehrlich,
Lee Goldberg, Sorale Elpern, Bar
bara Vegodsky, Joan Lichten-
stein, Harry Goldstein, H r b
White, Fred White, Mel Refs.
Mrs. Arnold Lieberman was en-
tertained by several close friends
recently with a luncheon at the Ell
Preside Hotel followed by cards.
A new bachelor in town is Sam
Krevitsky, formerly of Phoenix.
He is associated with Bings Nat
ural Furniture on E. Broadway.
Bert Trilling, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Trilling, will enter
tain some twenty guests at a lun-
cheon at Ell Preside Hotel fol
lowed by swimming at Ell Rio
Country Club on Sunday.
The Arizona post., 1953-05-15
Social ond
Personals

Donald Freeman, overseas with
the medical corps, has written ms
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Free
man that he is delighted to re-
ceive the Arizona Post with Its
news about people he knows
Mrs. Morris Wanger left sun
day for Mineral Wells, Texas TO
visit her daughter and son-ln-laW'
They will accompany her oacK
Nav "a to be present for the
birthday celebration being given
bv Workmen's Circle for Mr.
Wanger that week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Finley left Wed
nesday to spend the summer with
her children in New York.
Planning to spend the summer
in Montreal, Canada is Mrs. Max
Kert. Her daughters, Esther ana
Ann, will attend a Canadian
camp.
The Arizona post., 1953-05-15

Mrs. Sophie Kuperman and Es-
ther Schapiro will drive east the
end of the month. Mrs. Schapiro
will go to Uniontown, Pa. and
Mrs. Kuperman will greet her
new granddaughter in Dayton.
The child was born May 3 to DR..
and Mrs. Jesse Kuperman in Day
ton.
Leaving the 21st of May to visit
with family in Cincinnati and
Hamilton, Ohio are Mrs. Sid Kra-
kower and daughter, Marsha. Mr..
KrakoWer will join them later.
They return the end of July.
Visiting with the Nathan Fein-
stems for a few weeks is Mrs.
Ethel Shallon, LA. Mrs. Shallon
is formerly of Chicago.
A farewell party was held last
week for Mrs. Tillie Levine before
her return to Utica, NY. after a
visit of four months with her
daughter, Dottye. Guests present
were: Messrs. and Mines. Henry
Levin, Isidore Levin, Morris
Steiglitz, Aaron Wander; Mrs. Jo-
seph Becker and daughter, Max
inc; Mrs. Adele Tanzer and son,
Mel; Harriet Goodman, Simme
Gerel, Harold Rappaport, Harold
RabinoWitZ, Adelaide NathanSon,
Henry Iglielski, Bernard Igielski,
Joe Gottleib.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Tattleman
will drive about June 1 to st.
Louis to spend a month with their
parents. Their dog, Buster, will
make the trip also.
1t. Joan SchevitZ returned af-
ter an absence of several months.
She is stationed at Davis Mon
than. Staying with her indefinite
ly are her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schevitz, Miami, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06


by Atwatr Miami
stand
Wh hcheda
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
100000 House
Being Built
AtBrOad Kew
DIR. Haggard To
Build $4,000
Mansion On
Plantation Kew

One Of the show places of the
Keys is being built by Arthur v.
Davis, Aluminium Corporation of
America executive at Broad Key,
Monroe County near the Dade
county line, County Building ms.
peetor Jesse Stone said today.
The $4,000 mansion and care
takers quarters are going up on
the 20 acre Key which is owned
by the corporation leader.
The house viii be combination.
Chs and frame and glass ialous-
les. Running under the house will
be its own cistern and storage
space. Living quarters viii occupy
first and second stories.
Davis is owner of Narania Oil
Company.
Another mansion is being built
on Plantation Key by DR.. Fl. w.
Haggard, Fort Lauderdale The
doctor is putting up a S., 900 CHS
and frame house. Alonzo Cothron
Is contractor on the Job.
The Orange State Oil company
is putting up a s1a.4OO gas station
at Islamorada, according to per-
mits issued by the County Build.
ing Inspector.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
Bats Smash
Speed Record

FAIRFoRD AIR BASE, Eng
land, R-Three American B IN
Stratoiet bombers smashed the
U. S. to England speed record
Friday by flashing across the At
lantic in slightly over five and a
half hours.
Two Of the swept.wing, six.jes
Bats streaked from Limestone
Air Base In Maine to Fairford In
central England a distance Of $40
miles In S hours IS minutes.
Another made il In 5 hours, 81
minutes.
The previous record was S hours
b minutes set last April 7 by
two other Bats.
The flight averaged SOS miles
an hour.
The planes form part of the
3oth Medium Bombardmens Wing
Is StratojetS In all - which are
making mass flights from their
U. $. base at MaeDiIl Field,
Tampa. Fla, TO their new base IA
England.
Fifteen planes Of the wing made
the flight Thursday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
Navy Calls For
Gymnasium Bids

Sealed Bids, endorsed "Bids for
rehabilitation and addition to gym
nasium, building No. 231, Specifi-
eaton No. 37842" viii b ereceiyed
until 2:3O 2. m. EST, Tuesday, q
June 1858, at the District Pulic
Works Office, Building No. IL. u.
5. Naval Base, Charleston, South
Carlona, and then and there pub
licly opened for removing from the
gymnasium building, roll roofing
and gypsum board siding, existing
built-up roofing, rnsound wood
work and four bays of the west
wall; constructing a lean-to, appro-
ximately 13-feet by 81 feet-4 inches
complete with bleachers, double
doors, jal0usie Ventllators, and
lighting; providing new siding of
diagonal wood sheathing, felt. and
cement-asbestos shingles on all ex-
terror walls: providing a new built
UP type roofing for all roof sur
faces; and painting interior and
exterior metal work at the U. S.
Naval Station, Key West. Florida
Specification No. 37S42 and other
bidding information may be OBJ
tanned on application to the Dis
trict Public Works Officer, u. S.
Naval Base, Charleston. South Ca.
rolina. Deposit OF check for 5000.
payable to the Treasurer of the
United States Is required for safe
return Of each set Of bidding data.
j. +. Jelley. Rear Admiral, (CEcl
Y. 5. ~, Chief Of the Burea uof
Yards and Docks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
$222,O5O In April Will Be Bettered
By May Figures, Stone Declares

Beach is building an 5000 CHS
house.
R. D. Flippo is charging a CHS
house at a cost of S., 900 at Lower
Matecumbe Harbor.
Ken Pangborn is adding a frame
shelter to a filling station at $500,
Sombrero, Marathon.
Gil Spence is adding to a frame
building in Marathon at a cost of
$500.
M. Bertram STATIONS subdivi-
sion, Marathon, is building an ado
be brick residence at a cost of
Sc, 900.
Albert Thompson is building a
$1,000 CHS house on Plantation
Key.
George D. Rodgers is adding a
second story apartment at a cost
of $1,000 to the Sinclair Filling
Station, Rock Harbor.
AdolphuS Braun, Mandalay, Key
Largo is building a $1,000 CHS re-
Sidence.
r. j. Williamson, is building a
$500 CHS garage at Plantation
Key.
Fred H. Schwartz is building an
$1,000 frame residence on Planta-
ton Key.
Harry Harris is repairing a
frame building at a cost of 81, 200
in Tavern.er.
C. F. Carroll, is repairing a
frame house at a cost of 81 200,
Seaside subdivision, Key Largo.
Susan Christensen, is adding a
garage apartment for $1,000 at
Tarpon Acres, Key Largo.
c. c. Lincoln is putting Up a
SIG. 900 cBS house afNorfh Ma.
rathon Shores.
/. J. Baker, Is building q boat
house for 81 500 al Sombrero sub.
division, Marathon.
y. OliNea AnueT&ons Is building
5000 CHS house at Seaside,
Key Largo.
Eddie Maloney, is building a
A,470 CHS house at Islamorada.
Paul Parales, is building a
$1,000 garage. CHS, at Grains sub
division of Grassy Key.
Charles L. Cray, is making an
$500 shed for a trailer, at Mara
thon.
Lewis Gray, is building two
$4,000 each frame house at Casa
Manana, Marathon.
r. C, Sanford is building a shop
building for $1,000 at Marathon.
Harold Clark is building s., 900
garage at Marathon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06

County Building Inspec-
tor Jesse Stone issued $780,
$50 in building permits on
the Keys during the month
of April, he announced to-
day.
This is the highest figure
since the office opened last
fall, Stone said. Some of the
permits were issued for work
already in progress that had
not been inspected before
the establishment of the
building inspectors office.
Mays figure will jump to
100000 Stone predicted.
One Of m charger permits was
issue for $17, 900 TO MeKee's Mus.
cum, on Plantation Key.
Princeton Farms, Inc, Is
building two CHS residences at
. cost Of $4,000 on Plantation
Key.
Two residences are being built
on SummeFland Beach. The first
by Col. J.B. KaVanaUgh Is .
frame beach house costing about
$500. The second Is q 5000
frame house being built by 10.
renzo Tsveio.
S. ]. Papes, is completing a
5000 CHS house at Key Largo.
w. p. Brett, is building a 81, 900
CHS house at Gulfview, Big Cop
pit Key.
John L. Sullivan is building a
$4,000 CHS house at Holiday Home
sites, Kye Largo.
B. L. Pippin, Miller and Rhodes,
contractor, are building two $1,000
CHS houses at Bay Ridge, PIanta-
ton Key, and a 5000 swimming
pool.
S. A. Armour, is building a house
for $4,76O at Holiday Homestead,
Key Largo as is Charles r. Whit
ing.
G. e. Tracey is building a SIS. 76O
CHS house at Pirates Cove, Key
Largo.
Lewis Gray 10 adding apart.
msnfs 10 two existing buildings
at Casa Manana, Marathon az !
cost Of $4,000.
John Ia Guards. ST.. is put.
ring Up 5000 frame house at
Palma lsIa, Big Pine Key.
Mrs. Ethel G. Wasserman. Bay.
wood Key Largo is completing an
apartment building at a cost of
Sc, 900.
M. N. MCGEE and Miller and
Rhodes, contracto- are adding to
an existing build..-g at a cost Of
81, 500.
Charles Clinton. Marathon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
Dredging Permit
Sought On Keys

Application has been made to
the Department of the Army by
Mr.. F. c. Allen, Summerland Key.
Florida, for a permit 10 dredge a
channel and to construct a mole,
In Pine Channel, at applicants
property, ca the easterly shore of
Little Torch Key, about 1900 feet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
Navy Asks Bids
On MS. Work /

The Navy is asking for two seal.
ed bids for work at the U. S. Nav
al Station, Key West.
One bid is for the rehabilitation
and addition to the gymnasium at
the Naval Station. This bid viii be
accepted until June %, 1852.
The other bid is for air condition.
ing of building at the Air Station
there. This bid win be accepted
until June rs, 1858.
Both bids win be accepted by the
District Public Works Officer. us.
Naval Base, Charleston, S. c.. I'm.
til 2.30 p. m. on tie DAYS specified.