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MOVING PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
payment on your moving: storage;
reas. TIA. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. 3-1416.
CHESTER MOVERS-Appliances, lug
gage. furniture; any time. ST. g.
$50. ia. 9-0115 evenings. is
WE MOVE anything. anywhere. any
time; free estimates; reasonable
rates. 10 S-1617, 10. S-75s2 ewes.
CALL PAUL for light moving and
HILLS TRANSFERNAny day or hr.,
long-short bknes.; ms. Ii, 6-3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, safe. storage in
Phone NO. 7-01o4 UNION STOR-
AGE CO., INC. Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
4510 18th st. n W. Call TU. 2-1l50
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
WARpfNG 8asgs Il 5GWsE NA rase5 s4s5S. 5SOsoN FOR
MOVING AND HAULING Padded
van service; reas. rates; prompt and
satisfactory. H. GREENE. Ii. 4-253S.
MOVING AND sToRAGELLow winter
rates. No travel time added. Guar
anteed work. 10. 2-3330. IL
JACKSON MOVING AND HAULING
Prompt Service Reasonable Rates
Day or Night CO. 5-9S59
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-Vacant
APPROX. $4,000 CASH

BALANCE ON EXCEL. TERMS.
beautifully decorated English -typs
home with 4 BEDROOMS IA
BATHS on 2nd A.. lpe. square liv.
rm. lge. fully equip. kit. with q
4reat many new custom cabinets.
Hall stairs to attic STORM WIN
DOWS. GAS H.-W, HEAT. Screened
porch, garage, well-landscaped lot.
Quiet street Conv. location, Attrac.
property in immsc. cond Call till 3.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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MASS. AVE. EMBASSY SECTION

One of Washnpton'S most palatiai
residences; perfectly beautiful, .
story brick Colonial OF authentie
Williamsburg design. The lo-ft =
wide center hall and liv. rm. ap-
PROV PROV iSx32' indicate the size ana
rms. ard 3 baths above the first
hoor, Entire property is in lovely
condition and ideally situated in the
most distinguished of locations: re-
or near 100000. II is priced at
50? 800. FRANK S, PHILLIPS, DI.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. {

FIRST FLOOR POWDER ROOM
Three beorms.. = baths on end. Plus
rear yard with tall trees and nice
plantings Lge. mod. kit, huge
screened porch. gar, full bsmt, gas
heat Brick construction with slate
roof. Priced al S25.150 on fasy
terms. F.. A. TWEED CO. INC,
55O4 Conn ave EN- Ri 0QO tiil q
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ApTs. UNFuRNlsHrp-p. c.
YOUR CHILD

Will love the fully equipped play
ground so close to the spacious
modern 2-bedroom hartford Ter
twin-siZed bedrooms and kitchen
with exhaust fan. lust l blk. to
large shopping center. Two blocks to
school, and bus at door to down
town, $3.50 mo. incl. utils. See
st. Sc. DIRECTIONS: At 18th and
Penna ave. Sc. take the c. Navlor
Gardens bus to 30th and Naylor I'd.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO., Ma.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

ONE OR TWO BEDROOM APT, with
porch; by business couple; preferably
within Is minutes of 14th and K
NV. by Capital Transit; must have
Tess than es hP PhoOe S MIA dav a9n Thurs 9e
day. DE. 2-7S95.
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3URLElTH-Excellent close-in loc.,
on Reservoir rd.. Just beyond George
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WESLEY HEiGHTS REA-P.sI
closc-in convenience in a fine dis
t!nguished neighborhood. Lovely.
brand-new residence OF interesting
functional design. Among its many
room or study and full bath on Ist
floor: 3 twin-SiZe bedrooms and D
baths on 2nd floor: rec. rm with
fireplace, oversize built-in garage
Superb construction of stone. brick
tion with woodland setting ana
hieh elevation in the desirable Fox-
hall area. Overlooks Govt. park.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-i4iI:
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMER. UNIV. PARK Beautifully
renovated and modernized semidet.
3-bedrm. home; wall-to-wall carpet.
ing and drapes included Near st.
AIMS and Jannsy Schools. Immedi.
DI. 7-14ll; ewes, OIL. o-4S34
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APIS. UNFURhlsHED-D. c.
NOPWOOD APTS

1341 E. Capitol. lge. rms, kit. |
and bath; newly dec. on 2nd flr.: |
utils. furn.: $3.50. -l5
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1N4O444I4I44lO
1705 HARVARD ST. NV.
Available Immediately. Lovely l.
bedroom apartment, foyer entrance,
bedroom and bath. Only sos plus
utilities Apartment will be open
for inspection Thursday, November
IL. from 3 til in the afternoon.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PETLESS AND CHILDLESS Navy
Comdr. and wife will take excellent
care of clean, unfurn. house in NV.
section: 2 or 3 bedrms,: with garage;
up to Sl75: refs. furn. COMDR.
PUGsLEY. II. $1,000, Ext. 7S974
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
CHEVY CHASE
We have immediate need for houses
in these areas. All tenants well
screened
KiRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-677s Ewes. OIL. 4-2S06
liz
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Five bedrms. and full baths. located
in lovely older section OF Chevy
Chase. D. c. Lovely spacious home
has been completely renovated;
A.. all-elec. kit. maids rn. and bath
in bsnlt, fenced back yard condi-
toned for children's play area. Very
good price on this exceptionally good
house. Call Mrs. King. WO. 6-044o,
Exclusive with
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1888 Conn. Ave. NV. EM. 3-lsoo
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Takoma Park, Md.
CHEVY CHASE- MD-
) BEDROOMS-112 BATHS

607 GALVESTON I'll. S.E.--Large.
modern semidetached house with
full basement. separate dining room,
kitchen equipped with garbage dis
posal and electric dishwasher. I'M
mediate occupancy. S12h per mo.
SIDNEY z MENSH & CO.. Ma.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

4th and Allison St. N.W.-Large 3
bedroom row house with screened in
front porch wall-to-wall carpeting
on 1st A.; detached garage. knotty
e1pNEY 2. NENsH b CO. Ma.
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CHEVY CHAS

Conn. ave. and Military I'd. area. A
detached home, all very large rms.
4 bedrms.. . baths on End floor.
Laree attic with 2 rms Ideal for
group Of ladies or gentlemen
Immed. occupancy KIRKS REALTY
CO. REALTORS HO. 2-6T7S ewes,
or, 4-0SO6 -l2
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Completely Redecorated
Apts.. each consisting of large living
rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. bath and
rear porch, S72.20 a month mel
all utils No increase in rent Gar
den- type DEVELOPMENT near NavlOi
am. till pm. Call LU. 2-202C
for information. Zl9
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

Owner transit, priced below market
Tor quick sale; 3 bedrms.. full din.
rm;. lEe. kit. det. house. Dir from
OWNER. EN- 3-S259 ewes. lie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Start Of Havana-key West Ferry
Service Moves One Step Closer
30 Sfufe Excess. To Visit Here
Cuban President Expected To
Sign Decree Granting Docks

The establishment of ferry service between Key
West and Havana will step closer reai-
ty today in Havana when General Fugencio Batista,
President of the Republic of Cuba will sign
decree granting the of the owned docks
there as the Cuban terminus of the line
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Papy Reveals
Another Local
Bill Today
Power Of The City
Manager Over The
Police Department
Will Be CurtaiIed

The powers Of the city mana
ger, particularly regarding his
control over the police depart
ment will be further curtailed if
a local bill which will be pro-
posed by Representative Bernie
C. Papy in the April session of the
Florida State Legislature, be-
comes law.
Papy, in legal advertisement
released for publication today in
Dictated that he will introduce a
bill to change the section of the
city charter which deals with the
police department.
Specifically, Papy will "elimi-
nate Section One of the provision
which makes makes the control
given the Chief of Police to sta
ton and transfer members of the
police department subject to the
approval of the city manager"
In effect, this will remove the
policy of consulting the city man.
ager on these matters.
In addition, the bill will remove
from Section Two Of the charter,
"the power and authority of the
city manager with reference to
the appointment of additional
patrolmen, guards and officers
for temporary service and elimi-
mating the necessity for written
authority to be given by the city
manager to the chief of police in
connection with a person acting
as a special policeman, patrol.
man, detective, guard or other
police officer"
This is the seventh local bill to
directly affecting the city charter
that Papy has indicated he viii
introduce in the legislature.
Papy has announced that he
viii hold public hearing on the
local bills III Gil BIUlf0U County
Court House on March 27th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Navy Man Faces
Assault Charge

Charges Of assault and battery
were lodged today against Wes-
ley r. Taylor focal Navy man,
as the aftermath of a fight yes
terday In which two men were
badly hurt In a Duval Street bar.
Police reported that when they
answered q call 30 Duffy's Ia
vern. Duval Street, they found
one victim Of the attack. which
bystanders said was apparently
unprovoked. lying unconscious on
the sidewalk. He was taken 10
where he was identified as Jack
McDougal. 81, Of the La Concha
Hotel. He was found to be Suf.
fering from decorations about the
face and nose.
Another victim. Gerald P. Roe.
no address given. was bleeding
badly from cuts about the face.
Police jailed Taylor and he
was released today In the Gus
tody Of Naval authorities to face
the charges in City Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Papy Offers
To Meet And
Discuss Bills
Will Accept
Invitations OF
Local Civic Clubs
On Legislation

Any organization that wishes TO
discuss bins to be introduced In
the coming session Of the Florida
legislature should get in touch
with State Representative B. C.
Papy. he said today.
He viii be glad to talk with
local groups about bills already
published for introduction In the
April i session. or bills that any
group would like to see introduc-
ed.
Rep. Papy win conduct his
biennial legislative hearing at the
county courthouse next Friday
night, March n. at 8 o'clock. An
organizations as well as indivi-
duais are invited 70 attend that
meeting which promises 10 be one
Of the most exciting ever held,
because Of the large amount Of
controversial Legislation proposed.
Citizens are given this one OPP
portunity in which to express
their views publicly In q manner
that might affect the fate Of the
legislation. II Is incumbent on
them therefore 10 appear and
speak up II they have opinions
On legislation. all of which vital.
~ affects their welfare.
Bills are being drafted In their
complete form by State Attorney
]. Laneelot Lester and other At
torneys.
Only the abbreviated titles Of
the bills are required BY Law 10
be advertised. The full legislation
giving the exact amounts Of pay
Increases for county officials. for
example. has not as jet been
made public.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18

dIefS he was stabbed ii the stom-
ach and left to die with q wound
which required 176 stitches.
Eisner, who is a retired New
York detective, was with him con
this raid and he said today that he
thought that Mason's number was
up"
He said they held him in a jack
knife position and rushed him to the
hospital. Miraculousiy, he recover
ed.
Mason, who Is extremely modest
about his exploits, was appointed
to the New York's finest in 1926
and became one of the first men,
bers of the Department Air Serv-
ice.
He rescued a man from drowning
with an amphibian plane-one of
the first such rescues to be effect
ed. At that time he was commend
ed by Lowell Thomas.
Assigned to the police narcotics
squad, he was instrumental in
Continued u Page ThreeJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Doubled Paw
For County
SolOns Asked
All Expenses On
County Business
Would Be Paid

A bill to double the salaries of
Monroe County Commissioners
from $50 to $500 a month and
to provide expenses for them on
official business within and with.
out the county will be introduced
in the state legislature by State
Representative B. c. Papy, it was
learned today.
The bill signed by County Legal
Advisor Paul Sawyer recognizes
the growing volume Of work OF
the Commissioners and provides
for their many inspection trips
up and down the county, to and
from meetings, and up and down
the state.
The bill will designate the fund
out Of which increased salaries
viii be paid. It also authorizes
additional compensation for mile
age actually travelled within
Monroe County while attending to
the business of the county and
including mileage for travelling
10 and from the Courthouse To
attend meetings Of the board.
The latter provision particular
" affects Commissioner Harry
Harris who must come down
from the Upper Keys not only for
the two regular meetings Of the
Commission each month, but for
special meetings.
The bill further authorizes ex-
penses for travel ard other items
incurred in attending to the bus
mess Of the county, outside the
county limits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
IA Open House
In IslamOrada
Sunday Night

An open house will be held by
the Islamorada group Of Alcoholics
Anonymous at the Coast Guard
building, Highway No. l, Islamo-
rada, Sunday night at 8 p. m,
it was anonymously announced to-
day.
All members and their families
and friends in Key West or the
heys are invited to the large
meeting, at which four leading
AA's from Miami win speak.
Purpose of meeting is to gath
er together the numbers of AA's
who live on the Keys and in Key
West and to educate the non.
Continued On Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Rep. B. C. Papy,
County Leaders,
And Macy
To Greet Then.

High ranking county Of
ficials and Navy officers
will lunch with Secretaries
of State of 80 states and
then take them sightseeing
on Friday, it was announced
by State Representative
Bernie C. Papy today.
Rep. Papy has arranged
for the tour of the execu-
tive committee of the Ma
tional Association of Secre-
taries of State with Nathan
Mayo, Florida Commission
er of Agriculture, and
Secretary of State Robert
A. Gray.
Mayo was so pleased with his
reception here during the dedi-
cation of the County Jail on jan
uary Is, that he recommended
the Keys-Key West trip to the
Secretaries.
Florida's Secretary Of State
Gray will head fine parry which
will motor first 70 Pigeon Key
and IUueh NJ fine Overseas Road
and Tell Bridge disaxiss house.
Following fhe rs luncheon
81 Pigeon Key. The Distinguish.
ed vlsIsers and the County and
Navy leaders will motor down
the Keys for . sightseeing tour
en- route and IN Key West.
Monroe County Commission
Chairman Gerald Saunders, Cir
cult Court Judge AquiIino Lopez,
Jr., State Attorney J. Lancelot
Lester, Tax Assessor Claude Gan
dolfo, Tax Collector Howard VIII
son, Chamber Of Commerce Pre-
sident Earl Adams and Willie
Saunders have been invited to at
tend.
Invited to represent the Navy
at the luncheon will be Rear Adj
miral Irving T. Duke, Captain
Bruce B. Bradley and Captain A.
E. Buckley.
Among the sights to be seen
by the official party win be the
transmission lines just electrified,
the numerous new Developments
on the Keys. and the effect Of
the building boom In Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
$4,000 Suit In
Circuit Court

A $4,000 damage suit opened
for trial In Circuit Court today
with Judge Aquilino Lopez. Jr.
presiding.
Mrs. Clara Sorrell. Miami. Is
suing Roland L. Rondeaux, also
of Miami for that amount charg.
ing him with negligent driving
that cause her severe injuries,
medical bills, and loss of salary
at work.
She alleges that ii was Ron
deaux' driving OF the car in
which she was passenger that
caused the accident in which she
was injured,
Attorneys for the plaintiff are
Bin Pruitt and John Ruff Of Mia
mi, associated with William Neb-
lett Of Key West. For the defen-
'dant are Idus Wicker of Miami
ard Allan B. Cleare, Jr, Of Key
West.
The trial opened at 10 this
morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
MaribOna
Bound Over
ToCourt
Assault, Battery
After Hearing
AT JP Albury's

Ralph Maribona, ex-city police
man was bound over to Criminal
Court on charges of assault and
battery and bond of SIS after a
preliminary hearing before Peace
Justice Ira Albury yesterday at 1
pm.
Charges stemming from the
same plaintiff, George McDuffie,
Jr., IS, against Mike Licotta, for
assault and battery were dis
missed by Albury for insufficient
evidence.
MeDuffis claimed that Mari
bona pushed and hif him with
out provoeafion Sunday night.
He testified that Maribona had
asked him for . shirt he was
wearing. stating that u belonged
TO him. Msribons, he said, said
he left n on the shrimp beat
Ramos when fhe vessel and he,
Charles Guerrero and Manuel
Perez were detained in Cuba.
cUerrero is charged with grand
larceny and Transporting .
stolen vessel In foreign COM
nreree by local ard Federal au-
fhoFifiss.
The case against Lieotta was
dropped after witness Robert
Lands who accompanied the pair
Sunday night said he did not see
Mike hit McDuffie, that he
merely separated the fighting
men. Maribona and McDuffie.
Licotta said that If he had hit
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
10 Percent Drop In Rates
For Electric Users Planned
FAMED N.Y.C. DETECTIVE
IS VISITING in KEY WEST

One of the most colorful per-
sonalities in the annals of the
New York City Police Depart
ment, Thomas P. Mason, has
been in Key West for the past
week as the guest of City Com
missioner Louis M. J. Eisner,
with whom he served during his
24-year tour of duty.
Before his retirement in 1949,
Mason had as colorful a career as
is possible. In tussles with under
world characters of every descrip-
ton, he amassed a set of scars on
his person which make one wonder
just how he managed to survive.
For example, as a result of
battle with a gang of dope ped
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
coRREcTIoN

Reference In Tuesdays citi.
zen 10 the Miss Key West cen.
test. which will be hald Sasur.
day night a. the Elks Club.
eaFrled the arrensovs inForma.
ton that the eoniest Is being
sponserad by the DOES. IN.
stead the contest Is sponsored
BY the Elks Club house Gem.
mittee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18

The move will be one of the
last remaining stumbling blocks In
the way Of the actual start Of SER
vice. No official date has been set,
although il win require at least
three months for the completion
of planning.
Last week in Havana, Cuban
labor representatives, meeting in
the office of engineer Perez BENZ
toa, agreed TO the terms laid
down by the operators for their
part in the lines operations. Large
~ made up Of stevedores, the
labor group agreed in principle to
the terms, but they insisted that
the line carry just passengers and
cars and that cargo and trucks for
transfer to the island be banned.
At that time. labor esfIeiaIs
urged that HE workers eoeperals
10 their fullest abilities. 10
make Ire operation . success
because Of the benefit u weuld
bring 10 cuha's nstIenal eeen.
envy"
The next step In the planning Cor
the ferry service, which VIII ops
crate three times weekly between
Key West and the Cuban capitol
is expected to be the formal sign
ing Of a lease with the city Of Key
West for the use Of the city owned
ciyde-Mallory Docks which viii
be the terminal for the ship. the
Cuban Queen. on this end of the
line.
Currently in dry-doek IN Jack
sOnyille, the vessel, former Navy
LSD tLanding Ship, Dock) Is exc
pected to require al least 40 work
ing days for conversion for use ~
a car ferry.
Meanwhile. Fred Dion, vice
president Of the Gulf Atlantic
transportation Company. who pres
entity own the ship and who win
be major stockholders In the newly
formed Marine Bridge Transport
Company, ferry operators. has an
nounced that he win invite men,
bers Of the newly formed corpora
ton 20 Key West for . formal
signing Of the lease when the plan
ming reaches that stage.
The ferry line, when II goes into
operation win be the end result Of
five years Of planning TO re.link
Eavana and Key West b. sea.
G. H. Williamson, president II
the Gulf Atlantic TransportatEon
Company, who along with Mr..
Dion. has pioneered the establish.
meni Of the ferry service, Is e..
pected 70 be named the president
Of the corporation.
Planning in the past has ben
begged down BY : series Of pFob-
lens particularly regarding the role
that the government of Cuba win
play in the ferry operation.
The city il expected 10 start
renosating the Clyde MaIlory
Docks in the near future 10 ae-
commodate the thousands of as.
ssngers who win make use q fisa
ferry line. They win add customs
and immigration facilities, -
well
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18

The Associated Press Teletyps
Features and Photo Services.
For 70 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests Of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Mayor Harvey
AaOaits Reports
OF City Electric
Top Engineers

Electricity rate reduc-
tions of at least ten per
cent to domestic or COM
mercial consumers will take
place in the coming year, it
was announced by Mayor
G. B. Harvey, Chairman of
the Utility Board today.
The Mayor, wEo has long
fought to lower electric bills for
-ouseholders and business firms
told The Citizen that the exact
amount of the cut viii be deter
mined by consulting engineers
!. w. Beck He is waiting to hear
rom them now.
II don't know how much ihs
reduction will 5e, or whether II
II viii be in the commercial or
domestic branch Of power. All
Of Us on fhs Board. particular
Iy Louis Eisner have been pres.
f'.r for rate reduction"
Harvey said that the Board is
at present also tying to get a
late reduction for the people who
use less than a so gallon water
heater.
Though our all-electric rates
are very low in homes, we want
do what we can for the people
who have smaller capacity water
saters,' the Mayor said.
The reduction in rates may
one first in commercial firms,
which have very high rates, Har-
vey said.
The City Electric system bud
get for fhe coming fiscal year
Harsing April !, SLOWS Tor cut
n revenue Of So 500 as ~.
Uil he pro0ss rasS re-
dUriicns 10 consumers.
The fact That TIE cut In re-
venue Is not lssser Is explain
ed by ihe cheaper operation
rc-fs Of the new 5000 600
steam electric plant.
II will cost US IS per cent
less to produce more kilowatt
hours with our new plant capa-
city, Harvey said
The $s2,500 reduet IN in revenue
anticipated in the new budget is
not the amount u rate reduction,
Harvey stressed. II is merely the
anticipated loss in revenue. Even
30 revenue in l9SS-54 viii be
about 81, SOC, 900 or $2Oo,O more
than last year, Rosam said. The
Increase In customers, particular,
n on the Lower Keys viii ac-
count in part for that. In jan
uary 1852 City Electric had 6,2i5
customers. A year later there
we're TAT consumers of electric
power in Key West. Next year
there viii be even m6ie Of an
iE2eaase, II was said.
Though more revenue is ex.
pected in the coming year from
more customers, any excess ex-
cept for the systems general re-
venue fund is already earmark-
ed in the budget for specific ex-
penditures.
The new budget anticipates to-
tal receipts of $i,45O, les.os, Ros-
am said.
Last years budget as amend
ed was sl,S2I.5iT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
SEARCH DISCONTINUED

Latest reports on ths where
sboUts Of Mrs. Ralph Motiks In
dictate that she Is now living
somewhere In HE South Florida
area. She has rsportsdIY been
seen by friends who know her
well. Official sources indicate
that they feel there Is no longer
any rsssen TO continue the search
for her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Meeting For CiUiI
Service Employees

All Civil Service employees
In this area are invited 70 AZ
tend . meeting 81 La coneha
Hotel tonight 81 7:3o p. m.
The question "can You Be
Heard in Washington" will be
discussed. Also questions on Re-
tirsmsns and Permanent Status
will BE- answered.