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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-13
Israel 10 Unity Schools,
Ends 4-Parfy Control
By the Assoeiated Press

JERUSALEM, Aug. 13.-Israel
today revolutionized its educa-
ton system. The Knesset (Par-
liament) adopted a law eStab-
fishing a unified state system to
replace former party-controlled
schools.
After a two-day debate, the
final reading of the controversial
bill was approved by more than
a 2-to-1 vote.
Beginning this autumn, the
school term in 5000 schools
which had been divided among
four party trend" -labor, gen.
eral, religious and ultra-religious
will be unified under a stand
ard curriculum.
The issue over the school sys-
tenn had caused two cabinet
crises in recent years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-13
District Man Killed
And Three Injured in
Maryland Collision

A Washington man was killed
and three persons injured, two
Of them critically, in a two-car
collision yesterday at Accokeek,
Md.
Maryland State Police at Wal
dorf identified the dead man as
Austin F. Childs. So. of 1854 Ell
mira street S.W. Mr.. Childs, a
passenger in one of the cars, was
pronounced dead on arrival at
Casualty Hospital here.
The injured persons also were
taken to Casualty Hospital. List
ed as critical are Emile Kinney.
48, Of 4001 Fourth street Sc,
and Air Force Sergt. Eugene c.
Plat, "a, of Boiling Air Force
Base. Mr.. Kinney suffered head
injuries while Sergt. Platt was
injured internally.
The Sergeant's wife, Anna, "a,
Of Bryan's Trailer Court, organs
road. Md. also was hurt. She re-
ceived a hip injury and is re-
ported In serious condition.
Police said Mr.. Childs was
thrown about so feet after the
impact and landed on his head.
The dead man was a passenger
in Mr.. Kuney's car, State police
reported. The Platts were riding
in the other car.
The collision occurred at 5:25
pm. at the intersection of
Routes 210 and 224. Police said
the Kinney car went past a stop
sign and crashed broadside into
the Plat auto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-13
Fiye-Legged Calf
In HuqerStoWn Yards
BY the Associated Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. Is.
"A fiVe-legged calf was I'M
loaded today at the four-state
livestock sales yards.
1t had four normal legs and
another, about a foot and a half
in length, growing out of the
back of its neck. StocKyard en-
ployes said. 1t was an otherwise
normal animal and was put up
for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-13
Hostage Describes
-Four Days Of Terror
With Two Convicts
By the Asseeia.ed Press

ATLANTA, Aug. ia man
who lived with terror for four
days in the North Georgia woods
returned to his family today
after his two convict captors
were bound over without bond on
charge of numbering a United
States deputy marshal.
George Hightower, "a, whose
role of guard was turned into
that of hostage by Herbert
Juelich and Lewis Larson, told
in a copyrighted story in the
Atlanta Constitution today how
Marshal Sam Vaughn was shot
to death.
Juelich and Larson are await
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-13

the pair took him with them as
they stumbled through the brush
until they came upon a dry creek
bed, partly hidden by foliage.
There they hid for four days
until flushed out by Georgia Ma
tional GuardSmen yesterday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-13
Police Free Boy, z,
Trapped in Cake Pan
BY the Associated Press

SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 49,
Two-year-old Joseph Ylicki was
playing with an angel food cake
pan in the kitchen yesterday.
1t was a large pan and he pulled
the wide opening over his head,
The boy screamed for help.
He couldn't get it off. Neither
could his mother, Mrs. Steven
Ylicki. She called police. Patrol
man Harry Trier came to the
rescue He worked for 20 min
utes with a pair of pliers before
freeing the lad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Miss attersOn's
Coconut Cake
Recipe Featured

Miss Eta Patterson's famous
cOconut cake recipe was recently
featured in This Week Magazine
BY Clementine PaddIeford, noted
food editor.
Illustrated with 4 picture Of
Miss Patterson, the half page
article tells that Miss Patterson
baked the cake for President Tru-
man VIXEN be came to Key West
on his second visit.
"A coconut to a Key Westcr
means the graceful coeonut palm,
1t means the freshly grated white
meat axed from the brown-whis-
kered nut, the shreds moist Of
their own rich and fIavorsome
milk. n means d coc0nut marsh.
naIlow cake baked BY Miss Eta
Patterson, z said Miss Paddleford.
The food writer tells Of her
visit to Miss Patterson, her sampl-
ing of the cake.
II can't swear this is the worlds
best coconut cake, but like old
time religion. it's good enough for
me. " Miss Paddleford wrote. II
don't care where the recipe came
from. certainly Miss Eta can't
remember. but with 4 cake this
good. ancestry Is irrelevant. /"
She then gives the recipe In full
for the cake and the frosting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Humane Society
Moves To New
ST.. Quarters

The Key West Humane Society
viii suspend operations for the
next few days for the first time in
six years of It's existence, Mrs.
George Mills White. president. an
nonneed today.
1T takes quite = while 10 move
our kennels from the present Pom
ciana home ID stock Island. Mrs.
White said. ssThereIi be 4 little
eonfusion nnail SCENTS Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hemlng take over and
Ne ask the puhhe's indulgence
until We get settled
The city IL KEY West moved .
hoase purchased ~ ire Society 10
Stock Island. heyund the county
home. TIE Society renovated and
painted TIE huildiug for lis new
tCunsinned N psxe Favel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Flying Club Meets
Tuesday AT 7:3O

TIE Florida Keys riying cub
vii bod III first nssrsing somoYrnw
nisht q MurTsy's Auto Electric.
les Slmonsun street Il vas annoaa.
ced today
Tn Cub has aIreaay kouRha an
AsEpaes plaue frpn TIE weks palm
Beach FIying CInh. Members II ne
club hesr wiII ha aAas ID rent -
plane for a SO - hcsr.
Inltiakina see u to esub i as.
naemherAhip Ores I've cellars !
rear.
1hs club. aekgaA y Rod Beth
e eoeh2trman Gf puhlsxsfy axia
lAAs shs Glib VII Aaes u lesss fEsar
Instrmctnrx TIC nrk ~ shle ncsw.
- sd A Iirenxea meehns
Hsndkx. tSSN. VI service fe rlans
sAarh ~ &c down u MeaeAam
msrpeF
PsFsns 80 - 40 ~ arr alzxs-
BE - Saan - xazh. KeShei sd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Engineers 10
Hear Noted
Speaker Tues.
Radio, EIectronics
Specialist VIII
Give Lecture And
Demonstration

Arthur H. Lynch internationally
known in the radio and electronics
field viii present lecture on and
demonstrate the latest develop
ments in radio and electronic in.
struments at the monthly meeting
of the Key West Engineers Club to.
morrow night at the National
Guard Armory at White and South
ard Sts.. the president, ]. n.
Brooks announced today.
Mr.. Lynch who has been associat-
ed with radio almost since It's in
ception b an interesting speaker
and win have several trail lnaa
OF marvellous new gadgets to dem
onstrate. among them the Strobe
conn. This is an instrument Of
many uses outside Of the radio and
electronic field. il may be used 10
determine the frequency and tune
. piano or organ, or to check the
vibration in . moving piece Of
machinery. Other equipment IN.
cluded Is the new National line Of
receivers. Spectrum AnaIyxers
impedance and induetance neasnr-
INC instruments and various tyres
of pulse and signal generators.
Accompanying Nj. Lynch win Be-
Mr.. Francis Kenyon. President 81
the Kenyon Transformer Com.
pany, one 81 the large companies
devoted 10 the manufacture Of
radio and eiectronlr component
parts.
Since this Is considered By the
club officers TO be the outstanding
meeting Of the year, invitations 70
attend have been extended 10 the
military, the members Of the Key
West Radio Amateurs Club. thr
STAFF Of Radio Station WKWF and
others interested 10 radio ard
eleetrunic development. In addition
The equipment VIII be % display 81
The armory Throughout Tuesday IL
allow non-elub members or older
interested parties % inspect its
operation.
After the local meeting sEr.
Lynch VIII take his road show
10 the University az Miami and
vii be featured 81 TIE guest spesk.
er. at The meeting Friday March
18th Of the Miami Sewtian AZ tie
Institute 81 Radio Engineers.
4 cordial inTitstson 10 aftend a
hereby extended 10 any ossf az t0nn
engineers here On vaesti0n.
The meeting commences AZ 4
p. IN. and TIE kuKsnsas meesing wlIl
BE- ahoyt in ordsr u allow IL mach
time - possible for tie pr0xrAma.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Gripping Color
Movies Will Be
Shown oIligllt
DR.. Harold Hill
Is Fourth In
Seasons Audubon
Screen Series

Scenes such as the suspense of
slipping by rope over tn brink Of
= sheer coastal palisade 10 peer
into the nesting ledge II he per-
egrine galea ard hnk lowered
over the ede ~ cliff ID explore
seldom-seen nesting sites char-
acterizs Dr.. Harold M. fiiIpx
gripping color motion picture
Wings and Talons which he
viii present at Key West High
School at eight o'clock this even
ing.
The fourth speaker In this sea-
sons Audubon Screen Tours, DR..
Hill. practicing physician BY
profession, has roamed the
mountains and valleys Of South
ern California seeking out It's
more unusual forms of wildlife--
particularly the birds of prey and
waterfowl In color motion pic
lures Of the highest professional
quality. his Audubon Screen
Tour Wings and Taicns" Is ded-
icated to spreading knowledge Of
the value Of predatory birds in
the overall scheme Of nature and
to prevent their determination.
Under the sponsorship Of the
Monroe County Audubon Society
of Key West, DIR, Hill win also
present matinee for elemen-
tary school children on Monday
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Florida Now Has
.lS Federal Slot
Machine Licenses

MIAMI R-Only 10 federal slot
machine licenses are now ia effect
in Florida.
State law prohibits slot ma
chines bat the federal government
licenses them and one license can
cover anything from sne 10 10 ma
chimes.
Herald staff Writer stephen
TTumbull. In 4 story from Jack.
sonyIlle. wrote in Saturdays Her.
aid that Homestead and Key West
have two slot machine licenses
each. with one ia Miami.
Homestead licensees we're given
as Homestead Elks Building A.
soeiati0n. : aud Homestead Lodge
i74s. r. q. Box 81 he Miami
tCcnsinnea On Pare Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Three Page Spread On Keys
In National News Magazine
NewsWeek Shows
Facts, Figures
Photographs On
Key West To Largo

As Il In answer to an article
n the Cincinnati Times star Of
February Is. headlined WFIorida
kss Ned More Promotes. 4
kensweek Magazine features 1
three page spread on the Florida
Keys in the March . issue now
on the stands.
The Newsweek special report Is
headliued THE Florida Keys: Al
Loud Shirt Made A Louder Boom. =
The shirt belonged, Of course, 10
President Harry Truman. whom
the article claims was the biggest
single factor leading to the Key
West and Keys boom.
Packed with statistics showing
the growth of Key West and the
Keys the article ii illustrated with
an aerial view Oh Marathon. Pre-
sident Truman Ia his bright shirt
strOlling 10 KEY West. shrimp
boats Id Key West and other shots.
Property valuations for tax pur-
poses On the Keys In the county
have jumped from So 500 900 Ii
1880 To almost $50 900 900 ii ias2
The number 81 cars travelling
on the Overseas Highway has in
creased from l3s III 1898 to
260. 600 this year. according to
Newsweek. The writers attributed
this jump to Humans appearance
to his loud shirt on the front pages
of the nation.
The article tells well-known his
tnrieaI facts about the Keys nj
rates, wreckers. smugglers, and
finally the cigar making and most
recently shrimping. Flagier's rail.
road 10 Key West and the epic
storm that washed much nf Il
away are also described.
n Key West ncw building II
1850. 1851 ard 1852 iosaIIed almost
fire times ~ much AZ ii TIE pre-.
vious eight years, more han
81 .ao0 90 against less than s. 90,
go.
Marathon. Islamcrada, Taver-
Inier. SummerIand Key. Biz Pine
and others are I'll mentioned Ia
the Keyx boom story. The Prexi-
dena 81 re MArath0n Chamber IT
c0mmeFrs. Fred Center ii qssosed
a. SAYING.
People are gsmg 10 keep %
getting mad " tsse narye.wracA
ing rnah up North. ard they'rs
gnsnE 10 keep On kAyinx - hnli
with Il. lets a. 10 the Keys Al
man e4n Do whaa he pIeasss when
hw pieases, d0wn here
That h vsvy likely d be tAe
case. sAe article enneauasa Z ii.
ghnUxA Mg. Truman walksnx she
hapss0m seen4sd streets uf Kxy
West ID early mcrnaaR. - ~ hn9.
e IN snnpcrsank s1arsSs astrnesa z
Tns c1neiamass TAnes Star article
tCunnaa CO Paes Twal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Man Is Charged
With Trespassing

A local Navy mar faces pruwl.
ing charges today ax the after
math ~ An inei6ens ID which ~
was found srespaxSsag Ia = White
head Street apartment house.
Thx raan, John Il. Larson III ne
USS PeaFIe, vas aahsmd ~ sAe
hOmeuwner. Frank Russo a rs
whsfehead Street
Russo, whn vii gIae . caa1piasnt
Ia city eoura. said that he ssand
TIE prpwieg 90 the Upstairs front
porch ct rs hare. tie cullarud
1.aSsan and bed him unsiI paEiks
arr9xea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Guerrero To
Federal
Charges Soon
Wanted For Taking
Stolen Vessel In
Interstate Commerce

Al Federal warrant for the ar.
rest Of Charles Guerrero. charg-
ing interstate transportation Of
stolen shrimp boat. win Be
served BY the us. Marshal
thls week. It was lesrnaa today.
Cuerrers. who il bsing held
In Monroe County Jail On
$1,000 bond on charges filed
agsinSt him by owner Of The
vessel Frank rranfz, viii have
hearing before Peace Justice
Albury. He win than BE- furn-
I'd over 10 Federal nuthorities
10 face their charges.
Guerrero il CHARGED locally
with grand larceny 81 the SIC. 90
shrimp vessel nanit uwned -
Fransx. He aIiegedEy stole ths
vessel from is dock Ia KEY West,
piloted Il to Cuba where Ne was
picked up through cooperation
Of Cuban authorities. He few
back TO Key West last week and
was Immediately arrested by
Sheriff John Spottswood and
taken to jail on the grand Lar.
ceny charge.
Guerrero was accompanied on
his Cuban voyage hy ex-city
Policeman Ralph Maribona and
. Cuban. Manuel Brabt Perez
The latter was expected IN Kew
West this week. According Y
witnesses. Maribona and PEREZ
were innocent victims Of eircun,.
stance They were invited y
take The voyage BY Guerrero 81,
his private yacht No charre.
have been filed against Mari.
bona.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09

learned today.
Wilder, who is leaving Key
West for safety education work
with the State Highway Patrol at
Orlando, has kept careful records
of every accident. injury and
death during his tenure which,
began March !, 1850.
Though traffic increased IS
percent in his three years here.
the able trooper helped cut &c.
cidenas and injuries through his
safety campaign. He attributes
the decrease. however. 10 The
fact that the people cf Key
West have become very safety
conscious and are doing every.
thing they can 10 make The
highways safer"
Wilder has carried on his safe
ty program through press. radio.
civic clubs. IN the schools and
10 the Jay-cee Safety Drivers
Club.
He lists g the three main
causes Of accidents On hiE beat
excessive speeding. foilowins
smother car too closely. nnd
relative violatIona. 81 well &c
speeds IN eNcess ct safe
speeds.
Drqnkeu driving as caase Ct
eeei - ksklly eFeag1f
IN NE last tyo yeafs Nildts
said, Failing asleep q the wheel.
has, however. increased e. Q
Cause q accidents.
me tiIa yesK had real ltou.
bic with this problem, but Il hes
dropped OF lately. the stats
trooper revealed.
Inae1 Wounie epo4 = VIA
eft bsat sHe heiWeen stock fa-
land ana boea ChseA. .hsn ~
tween Bees Ghiea and Perky.
with scattered aeeidenis thru.
Out the entire asrsteh q KaTs.
Wildex e particularly proud
81 the facf thai thsEs he's ret
bsen single fatality h HE beat
n tbs last II months.
II we set through this month
without one, that viii make q
whole year without ! death" the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Stolen Car Found
In Seven Hours

A car stolen At 8 pm, from
me Key Mester was found by
Depusy Sheriff Hrodhead Al 30
an. in Smith lage ard returned
ie Ire owneg, Don4la r Morgan,
the sheriffs eEfiew anncunred co.
aav
TIE quick aSsson by nxuSasead
returned she ssalan ear 10 ne
skersEs shea rear Ire jail TIE
cwner enaia aus he reached nm-
III SanssAs naosnsnS AZ whseh
slTase sAaR saF as turned eNer Is
hlns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Blood Committee
To Meet Tonight

TIE seNfy sgmed Maaree ess,..
y Blaod cemm slee Hi 80 -
oFEanlzatal meeiinx fsnraa g
% eomnskstua ehambers 81 -
Muune cesnsy cst uusse 4
was annneaa toany.
AH szEznitss Is fls esantv
4Fs lasStsa e ksve repes4e slssn
e tss sesssna NhleA ~ ri q.
sFw1y s. SO D mm r. ssa.
y asssfNsis@ kssns sre nres1
sa asfe
he eossa aes h39 hees fsvmss
inv - pFp9se e fac aszne -
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
K. W. Is Among
First To Have
Latest System
Inter.ToH Dial
Long Distance
Method Is Used
In z Fla. Cities

Key West is one of seven Flor
Ida cities having . telephone
exchange which is equipped
with an inter-toll dialing system,
an Associated Press story re-
leased Saturday revealed.
Others are Miami, Jacksonville.
Tampa, Gainesville, Ocala and
ST Petersburg.
This is a recently developed
system under which a long dis
lance operator can dial numbers
III other cities directly.
The Associated Press story
also disclosed the fact that there
aren't many places left in Flor
ida where you hear number,
please instead of dial tone
when you pick up the telephone.
However. ii may he a good while
yet before local operators are COM
pletely replaced by dial service in
Florida.
p nj Schuchart, lshOe-cart), d.
rector Of the public utilities de-
partment Of the State Railroad and
Public Utilities Commission, said
about 80 per cent Of Florida's some
SOC, 900 telephones now are dial
operated.
Users Of about eight per cent Of
The states telephones pick up their
receivers and ask Che operator to.
get the number they want. Those
using the other two per cent Of the
telephones not only must ask for
numbers instead Of diaIing them
but have to turn q crank to ring
the operator.
Most Florida cities Of any size
have dial systems. It's the smaller
towns like Live Oak, Dade City
and Winter Garden which stilI use
local operators.
A telephone company serving =
BIC city can't afford to be without
dial service because Of the cost of
hiring operators % handle shous-
ands Of local calls, Schrehart said.
What's preventing extension Of
dial service to Every telephone In
the slater In the first place. said
Schnchart, telephone engineers
qualified to switch exchanges over
to dial operation are almost Inn
possible To find.
There's q shortage of material
Cor the changeoyers. For instance,
manufacturers are quoting delivery
dates more than two years in the
future for dial equipment. And
finally, such changeovers are cost
II and some telephone companies
say they can't afford ID make
them.
Lots Of people worry about what
happens to tie local operators
when The changeoser to dial sery.
Ice Is made IN 4 community.
Schuehars said very few are put
ont of work. They become long
distance operators. Information
clerks on 30 to work ID the business
office az their company In any
case, the turnover ID operators Is
high and often nll the company
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Thieves Take SIC
From Gas Station

Thieves who entered the Termin.
81 Service station. Whitehead and
Angela Streets. sometime last
nlahl made off with SIG In cash.
police reported today.
ri. n. aamiIton, owner 81 the
station reported that the thieves
entered fhruuSh an Rnioeked rest
room and took the money from
nling cabinet
Police Officer Edward RamireS
made the Investigation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Tax Payments
To City Total
$50 OF Rolls
Tax Sale Notice
Is Released By
City's Collector

More than 80 percent Of the 1857
City of Key West Tax Roll was
collected before February LIST when
unpaid taxes became delinquent
City Tax Collector Archie Roberts
reported today. This figure marks
an all time high for tax colIec.
tons in. Key West.
The total yield of the tax roll
amounted TO $685. 1905 which
leaves Balance Of $2s, 3I9.ss 10
be collected. Total assessments
In 1857 were $4l4.630.sO.
At the same time, Roberts an
nounced that the 1858 City of Key
West tax sale list win appear in
today's issue of the Citizen and
also on March 18th, 2Srd and 30th.
This list contains delinquent real
estate parcels on the 1852 tax roll.
The LIST includes 3S7 parcels
and the taxes amount 10 $I4,.
e60.31.
Since February lsf. 81 parcels
have been redeemed for . total
amount Of 81, ls6.3e.
Taxpayers are advised that any.
one paying their 1852 taxes after
February 10th, 1858, that their
names viii still appear on the tax
sale list which cannot be changed
after it is set up for publication.
However, their names are stricken
from the list of lands sold for
taxes and viii not be offered for
sale.
The tax sale viii be held We'd
nesday, April LIST, 1858, on the city
hall steps at HOO a. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
CITY Defers Action On Sewer
Bids; Powell And ReinertsOn
Company Bids Are Lowest
Total Bids Over
Engineers Estimate
By $l25, 900, King
Heads For Washington

AAOGAc va t9sOAA
The city commission, at
a special meeting on Satur-
day, deferred action on the
acceptance of bids for the
proposed additions and re-
pairs to the city's sewer
system when they were
found to be somewhat high
er than was anticipated.
Total low bids of $2,247,-
702.05 were received for
the work from the Powell
Company, Fort Lauderdale
and the Joe Reinertson
Construction Company, Mi
ami. This figure was $685.
1905 higher than the es-
innate of Clifford and Coop
er Associates, the city's con-
sulting engineers for the
project.
They had estimated that the TO.
tai cost of the construction, in
Guiding engineers fees and pay
ments to the city fiscal agent for
his work in arranging the bond
iss1e for the program, would be
just $2,I21 ,sls.
This would include about &c.,
900 in engineers and fiscal fees.
The bids were evaIuated on Sat-
urday by 4 committee composed
OF Clifford and Cooper and City
Manager Dave King. The Com
mission then voted not to accept
any Of them pending the return
from . Washington conference by
King and T. C. McCready, who
represents the city in its financial
negotiations with the officials OF
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency who is granting funds to
the city for the work.
King win leave this afternoon
by plane for the nations capitol.
The bids were accepted on two
separate contracts and the Rein
ertson Company was low on Con-
tract "5p at 81 EOS, 254.55 while
the Powell Company was the low
bidder on the other, Contract "a,
at si,O4z, 4sT.50.
The ReineFtson bid was 81 900
over the engineers estimate for
the work and they agreed 10 re-
duce their bid by that amount By
eliminating the re~surfacing Of
the city's streets. However. the
city commission did not accept
that offer. The city would then
have to complete the repaving out
Of money from the cigarette tax
fund.
The Powell Company bid. after
certain savings were effected,
was under the engineers esti-
mate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-09
Missing Slide
On Way Clinic

The missing slide IN connee.
tion with the primary opera
zion en- Baby Jasper Walker
now a. Rochester. Mlnn.. un-
derseins examination by .
Mayo Clinic specialist was
located in Miami BY Key West
Shrine club effort after Z series
Of long distance selephons calls.
The slide YVES ssns by cir.
mail % noon Saturday and
diagnosis for which II was
needed il expected sometime
shis week.