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Evening star., 1954-09-20
RUG CLOSE-OUT
imported PERSIAN desigp 9xi2 rugs.
ORIENTAL RUG MART =

ORlENIAL RUG MAXI =
1905 Y St NV ME. s-O41o
SEWING MACHINE. never used:
Kingston. cost. 81 SO; will sell for
$3.50: also vacuum cleaner, almost
new; cost, ssg $780, will sell for SO
sHELviSG, III; SiStS' and sondolas. also sta stain
checkouts, ali types refrieeratien
equip: new and used; selling out
cheap; remaining in service business
only. PRICE REFGR. CO.. 34O0 Ga.
aye; aye nv: y TO. 2-2636: ,.. -.
SHOW SHOW CASEs1LiSht oak With locks.
sTisers s1fs cGaS novelte ,sDlsy orrfes fEssA MsAss
CO.. 700 18th (NA. S-545O). --2l
SIMMONS HIDE .A-BED, green boucls.
excel; cond. 500 new. will saert.
sSFA SSS yS; Ss.aiSx a lsse AZ as!s bed. s$S:
ige. standing lamp. SO. Lo. 4-0b5l,
S0FA-BED, upholstered iPullmanL.
foam rubber rubber, .p pillow ,sinsls1 with
a;;ld1g; sun. after o an. M9naeay
TABLE. oak. i chairs. $40: russ. ts):
mems clothing. lge.: misc, articles:
children's things: lamps, JU. 5-6149.
TARPgAULdINs. AZ loyxdI2, $1,000 I0xlL.
others copy, Drop cloths. paper: 81:
25i3 Nj st. NV. EX. 1857.
$50. PAUL GOLIBART, AID.
4-592S 1880 to $500. 2O'
TV. Motorola. 17-in. table model.
mahogany cabinet. excel. cond-, $7S.
TYfEwRiTER, NJ iEwi1aifIi smitn-corona. silent.
portable. Ike new. SIS. 231 18th ct.
TYPEWkrTEa: II; WI Tgs Remington Portable.
Cadet model. with case. SAX.
UNITED. S13 14th RE. 7-1177.
VEGETABLE CASES, new and used.
refrigerated and non-refriEerated:
also wood produce stands, all sizes:
selling out cheap: remaining In
REFdR. Co. s4oo ca. ave.. 70.
wALK"lN BOXES. all sizes In stock;
new and used: both wood and metal;
complete with or without coils and
compressors. Selling out cheap: re-
PRIcE sRrPos 'ees Co. saoo SaS1ess Il. snss ave.
WASHERS AND DRYERs-New; many
brands. II you have cash and want
to save money. call Hudson 3-Ae0O.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto;
looks like new. Best offer, RE
WASHING MACHINES. SIS ana up:
semIauto and auto, $40 and up:
guaranteed ACE APPLIANCE CO.,
wxsHING MACHiNE. Frisidairs.
sso: snso: Ir yr old; L. perfect eondi5i9n; 5o
CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1954-09-20
PART TIME
MARRIED MAN

$50. per week. working evenings and
old and over. Call e. GROSS, EN-.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
YOUNG WOMAN

Artist Or familiar with art supplies
a good future II you have the am
bltion and knowledge of selling ar
material: For retail art store, $50
$50 week. For appt.. call ia. 2-SS17
Evening star., 1954-09-20
PART TIME

viii pay young man fwhite) $50 per
week. Must have car. No experience
needed. 8 evenings per wk. Call only
Monday before 4:45 pm. II. 3-1436.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and remodeling of all
types. incl auto. heating by de-
pendable contractor. Easy terms.
TRI-STATE. TU 2-667S. 80
ADDITIONS. PORCHES. ,Jaiousies
complete remodeling service. esti-
No money dn., SO mos. to pay Waite
mechanics: SECO SALES JU. g.
30I0. EN-. 2-S749. day or night.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
ia 7-6770 ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-09-20

GIRLS-TRAVEL CALF.
This winter-age under 25--leavine
immed.. hotel and food pd, while In
sEa ss1Eaalnaing: an CIR; sales aver; earnings
Cairo Hotel. No phone calls. M34
YOUNG WOMAN
Artis. or familiar with art supplies
bition and knowledge of selling art
material; For retail art store, $50
80 week. For appt.. call ia. 2-SSI7
SOBER WHITE WOMAN to sew on
heavy canvas; yearly job. PROCTER
WHITE WOMAN to " assist in physi.
clans ONCE: knowledge Of shorthand
and typlns preferred. Phone ME
o-l4lo. -21
CAN You QUALIFY for manager.
snip? An opportunity with a large
natl, CO. is. available to a lady liv-
ing n local area.
tween Is and As -yT yrs. ss Of age e. DC
You must have good car for local
8 You must need to earn SIS to
S150 per week.
II you can meet the. above re-
Box 46S-A. Star.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
For ambitious women, 25-55. with
teaching background or equivalent
to represent Childcraft, America IS
Famous Child Development Plan.
Full or part time; interesting work.
unusual earnings And splendid fu-
ture. for those who qualify. For in
terview write, stating age, edu-
z. Star. 81 :.
HOUSEWIVES
Free gifts to your friends. Games,
prizes, gifts. Have q plastic party
or become our demonstrator. Book
parties. Excellent earnings. Mrs.
Frey. HO. 2-1044. PLASTICS, 1914
r. !. ave. ne. -22
Evening star., 1954-09-20
I.AnIES

TO sell Christmas cards In spare time
Big commissions. No exper, Feces.
sary. Nothing to invest. You car
earn up to $40 wkIy. comm. Write
or phone LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
Dept. 5SI. S39 Greenmount ave.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Complete Buildings

Harris Wrecking Co.
Two Sales Locations
Portland and 1St SITS. Sc,
Opposite 50. Capitol Entrance 70
31St and German Pl. Sc.
Take Minnesota Ave. to 3lst st. 8. Z
Turn North on 3lst St. to Job Once
Phone LU. 3-2145
Evening star., 1954-09-20
HELP--MEN tcons.l
CLEAN CUT
NEAT
APPEARING

o men are needed locally for In
teresting field work connected with
popular national radio quiz pro-
gram. Positions are permanent.
Must be willing to start at SS5 per
week Age under 35: local character
reference REQUIRED; car essential.
Apply promptly 7:30 pm, Mon. at
kk1l 1Ifh rk y,
Evening star., 1954-09-20
HElp--vvoMEN
NURSE-GoVERNESs

Young girl. 2o-35, live in. to take
old boy: must be trained in child
care and have pleasant personality;
recent child care references Of !
years duration In one position re-
gsnired. Can EN-. 2-5605 for Al,
NURSERY TEACHER--Musical pre-
ferred; mornings or full day:: state
qualifications and telephone. p. %,
Box 4026-A, Wash. 15. d. C. 30
OFFICE CLERK, white. knowledge Of
tipping; good telephone voice; hrs,
$50 am TO B pm. Mon. thrpugh
Ell. $40 wk. to start. TiDy-DI.DY
DIAPER SERVICE, 701 Lamont st
NV. TU. 2-6767.
PIANIST-SINGE Ia df
entertaining IN restaurant-club. sal.
ary Gependent on ability. Excellent
FRANKLIN PARK cAFE. ssa 18th
ST. n W. ME 6-g171. 20s
RECEPTTONIST TYPIST, expert.
s ssnced; position open; steady worker
RESIDENT MANAGER. exper., 10.
cally for 05-unit downtown ant
bldg. Some Jfhce exper. helpful
FREEZER settled widow, but married
woman with husband otherwise EN-.
EsvySa NkiA GIlliuEGu cG1SlQefe0
. Salary and apt. State pertinent facts
briefly, address and phone, conn.
denttRl Box J43-A. Star. 22
RESIDENT MANsEER. for 175 units,
Silver Spring, Md. must be active,
assume full responsibility, 2-bedrm,
apt. and salary. Call Mr.. WHIT
FIELD. at MA. $4,000 or 40. g.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Opportunity for settled woman under
30 with private income, to manage
small downtown apt. bldg, near
Conn. ave. and X ST.; small salary,
plus apt. Apply HERBERT HARVEY.
INC. 912 18th St. NV. between Q
and Monday. 30
SALESGIRL, young. with neat ap-
pearance. to work in small shop;
reference. l404 q st. NV. --2l
SALESGIRL, for gift shop; 1918 to
ZOO; $40 starting; excellent ad-
vancement opportunity. VANITY
NrnSz~ - :
Evening star., 1954-09-20
BUILDING
MATERIALS
ACE

ACE
WRECKING AND BUILDING
i MATERIALS CO.. INC.
P5REcrroMMss ms 70 go,,I2 JOB; sSo4.T coEpMs1A sll
oAN ia. G G5..6soe9s. "A-Aas Mas
Building Material
ROCK WOOL INSULATION
21ac LIN. FIT.
2,6"x6'S" inside doors $395
2'6.x6'S" inside doors Z- 4.95
Outside doors. "a glass, 1A"-- 9-95
Laundry tubs .chrome mixers) 1000
LUMBER, 612c BID. FIT.
HOT-WATER HEATERS
VI" AXIS sheets plywood 1928
"a" AXIS sheets plywood 800
WINDOWS, So UP
Sheet Rock, 75c. Sheet
Sales Office Located On
BALTIC. blvd. fU.. s. Hwy. No. 1 NJ be-
tween Riverdale and MARYLAND Uni
versity on right. WA. 7-1649,
7400 Georgia Ave. NV. TU. 2-9442
25th and Alabama Ave. Sc;
Evening star., 1954-09-20

We need D more good girls to make
contact by phone for leads in
storm window business. Call MRS.
lSLER or MR.. GILSTRAP, DE.
g-6gSR 0f co E.111T Moy, .1E
Evening star., 1954-09-20
FENCE CHAIN LINK
FIagStOne and Stone

OR WOOD: materials only or in.
stalled. Big savings. LU. 10000
ia. S-0442: SP. 3-670S til 8 pm
Evening star., 1954-09-20
CASHIEF
CASHIER

CASHIER
Specially store-Experience, perma-
nent position. excellent pay, refer
ence required. Apply ESTHER
SHOP, 1928 F st. NV. I'll
CASHIER experienced: posi-
tion open: steady worker. Box 1911
CLERK for card filing. white. not
over 35. 5-day. 35.hour week. $40
CLERK, cigar. cosmetic; daywork
no Sun. o'DoNNELL' PHARMACY.
RA. 6-1102. IL
CLERK. recent high school graduate.
for general ofice work, in retail
store: experience not necessary;
typing essential. CAPITOL FUR
SHOP. 1908 6 st. NV: 90
CLERK \
For dry cleaning and laundry store.
Wonderful opportunity for an agres-
sive lady with some sales exper
Steady job. good pay. excellent
working conditions. Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS. 323 Carroll st. NV.
-cI
Evening star., 1954-09-20

For responsible sales position with
large national distributing organi-
cation: neat appearance; no invest
ment; car essential II you are
available Immediately, see employ
ment manager, 10 am. to IL noon,
1713 Duke ST Aley
Evening star., 1954-09-20
SECRETARY

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
ONE WHO CAN QUALIFY FOR A
POSITION OF RESPONSIBILITY;
WORK EXPERIENCE OF A RECENT
DATE REQUIRED, EFFICIENT
SHORTHAND AND TYPING ES-
SENTIAL. AGE LIMIT 80 YEARS.
DESIRE ONE LIVING IN LOCAL
AREA; ARE . CALL IN PERSON BE
EVENING APPOINTMENT.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

For telephone and house-to- house
canvassing for retail dry cleaning
business. Wonderful opportunity for
an aggressive lady. Call Mr.. Krause
at RIA. 3-0700. iii
Evening star., 1954-09-20
GARDEN HOSE

overstocked. 25-ft. regular $3.50
NER. 2513 NJ st. NV. Buy now
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
CONGRESS
HICHLICHTS

WASHINGTON Up - The Senate
opens debate on a proposed con-
stitutional amendment to lower the
voting age from 81 to Is.
Sen. Russell (D-Ga) denounces
the proposal-part of President Eli
senhower's legislative program -
as 'the most inexcusable infringe
ment on the rights of the states
that I can think Of"
Chairman LANCER (R-ND) Of the
Senate Judiciary Committee says
he expects the required two-thirds
favorable vote.
MCCARTHY-ARMY - Sources
close to Sen. Mccarthy (R.Wis)
say he has told associates he now
plans no walkout of his own after
the televised public investigation
of his row with Pentagon officials
resumes Monday. However, Nc
Carthy also is represented as say
ing his mind could be changed.
Meanwhile, Mccarthy keep S
Capitol Hill wondering whether he
is trying to set up a basis for his
accused staff aides-Roy M. Cohn
and Francis Carte walk out of
the hearings. Cohn is chief coun.
sci of the Senate Investigations
subcommittee which Mccarthy
heads. Carr is its staff chief.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
MARINE CAPTAIN
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
Z, and Sara Beth, about S, died
shortly afterwards at the u. S.
Naval Hospital. :.
Mrs. Carroll, cut several times
on the head, was described by hos
pital attendants, as in a serious
condition.
Jones said no motive had been
established for the slayings.
Carroll attacked his family after
the children had gone to bed-all
were in night clothes-and appar-
emily assaulted his wife first, the
coroner reported.
A civilian neighbor, S. J. Hutch
inson, said SHe. heard Mrs. Carroll
scream just before she fled into
the front yard, her head bleeding
from multiple wounds.
Hutchinson said he ran into the
CAROLS home and sought to re-
strain Carroll, whereupon the Of
ficer seized: q butcher knife and
stuck it into his throat. He said
the captains face had "the wild
est look I had ever SEEN"
1t. Joseph Bridges, the public
information officer at Camp Le-
jeune, said Carroll recently had
been in a highly nervous state.
An inquest was planned for
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
Page 2 +.

endorsed Sen. Collins in the Cover.
norship race.
Former congressman J. Hardin
Peterson Of Lakeland preceded
Johns on the speakers platform.
Peterson, who was hired by Johns
at $500 4 month as a iaison man
for the state with the federal gov.
eminent, has been accused by
Collins Of violating the States
little Hatch act" by campaigning
actively for the acting governor.
Peterson said he didn't like Col
Inns inference that he was not
doing the job the state was paying
him for and detailed his efforts
at Washington in behalf of red
tide, expansion of the Central and
south Florida Flood Control Dis
trict, beach erosion relief.
Peterson said he was not vio-
lating the little Hatch act" be-
cause it prohibits state officials
from coercing or influencing their
employees in political matters.
II don't hire any employees and
have no influence and my en-
ployment with the state is on a
part time basis" Peterson said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
Collins Doesn't Propose To
Playa 40 Questions Game

In his speech at Hialeah last
night, Collins said 81 congratulate
you as the home of that great race
track, Hialeah." He added he had
supported most legislation to give
a great program of racing to the
track.
He told his audience that when
Johns spoke at Hialeah the acting
governor said he was mot going
to use his influence to change rae.
ing dates" for the three big horse
tracks.
Yet, Collins said, Johns "came
down from the restrain" where he
was serving as Senate president
land in some of the most violent
language ever heard in the Senate
x x villified the management of
the (Hialeah) race track" johns
worked for the bill designed to
give Gulfstream better racing
dates.
Collins said ''That just explains
his inconsistency"
Johns record, Collins declared
sis bad" He said Johns is running
a campaign of trying to deceive
the public.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21

Whisk off the brief bolero -
SHOW OFF the softly draped hal
ter neckline-so flattering to your
shoulders, arms, face. Wear this
pretty costume for town travel -
wear the dress alone. ;for summing,
dating. Choose cool cotton - ice
with crisp contrast.
Pattern 906e: Misses Sizes IL,
IA, 1S, Is. 20. Size 1S ensemble, 5
yards 3S-inch; Va yard contrast.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete. illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send Thirsy.fivs cents in coins
for this pattern-add S cents for
each pattern for 1st-class mail.
ing. Send to Marian Martin, care,
of THE Key West Citizen, No. 1876,
Pattern Dept, 232 West 18th St..
New York IL, N. Y. Print plainly
NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE.
SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
INJUNCTION IS SOUGHT

Continued from Page One)
Logun the bay bottom land in front
of his restaurant.
However, the suit never mater
ialized. It is believed that the city
dropped the suit when it was dis.
covered how much it would ccst
to hire a Tallahassee lawyer to
handle it.
Deed To LosUn
Logun got the deed to his bay
bottom land last January.
With that all squared away, Lo-
gun and Mazur had a new worry.
Maybe the city wouldn't give them
a building permit.
But there was no trouble on that
score and work on Operation Ba.
gel got underway last week.
M. E. Bennett Construction Co.
is the contractor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
CAY FIESTA CONTINUES,
TODAY'S ACTIVITY.

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dance viii be given on Duval street
between Southland and Fleming
streets. Music will be furnished by
the Cuban National Band. The band
is considered to be as good at
playing dance numbers. The pub
Lie is invited.
End OF Fiesta
The festivities will end tonight
after the semi-formal dance being
held for the Cuban representatives
at the Casa Marina.
The dance will have q floor show
by top notch local talent. Music
will be furnished by Gus Ayala
and his band. The band has been
under contract to play at the Aero
Palms Officer club on Friday
nights but was loaned to the Casa
Marina for the dance.
The Junior Woman'S Club is the
sponsor and the proceeds will 80
toward the construction of juve-
nile home on Stock Island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
BY BENNETT pE LoAcH

rONA A<AOOEnOAAG UI
Leroy Collins today referred to
questions sActing Gov. Charley
Johns has sheen asking him as a
game Of "twenty questions" and
said he didn't propose to engage
in a hassleT about them.
"Twenty questions" is q tele-
vision show. Collins said Johns
questions don't involve campaign
issues and he doesn't propose to
divert his "attention from the real
issues Of the campaign" onto the
questions.
The Tallahassee state senator
is to campaign all day in Broward
County. He got in personal politi.
cal Icks here with handshaking,
talking to workers in the Collins
campaign here and chatting with
shipyard workers.
He Is to make q telecast over
Fort Lauderale, West Palm Beach
and Hailandale stations tonight.
Collins brought out one new
point in yesterdays talks. He said
J. E. Fitzpatrick Of Fort Worth,
Texas, president of the Common
wealth oil Company, had donated
s., 900 to Johns campaign.
Commonwealth, he said, has TN.
der oil lease $751;, 900 acres of state
lands and most of them are leased
ut one cent an acre. Johns, he
went on, acquired stock in Com
monwealth.
"A lot Of people," he added.
"Have plenty of reason to wonder
whether his (Johns) interest Gin
Everglades National Park) has
been in the interest of oil develop
ment or promotion of the value
Of this big corporations stock. "
Collins again got onto the Johns
road building program, explaining
that Of the IS million dollars worth
of roads approved for construc-
ton only 20 million was available
for building them.
"The people can now see," he
declared, %s'without any question
that they are. holding a 81 million
dollar bag'eontaining nothing but
wind. The'bsg has been punctured
and there's not even any more
wind in it,
He made those remarks after
reading a paragraph of a letter
written former road Chairman Al
fred Mcclellan by w. A. Williams,
auditor for the State Road Depart
ment. Williams wrote there was
little or no" money left to match
IS million dollars in federal fluids
and all but So, Zoo, 900 of funds
available for primary roads had
been spent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
COMMISSIONERS
CONTINUED from Page One)

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necessary to appoint anyone the
commission desires.
King was said to have been ap.
preached previously by some city
commissioners on the question of
taking on the chief of police and
city managers job.
King said that on the question
of salary, he would only want the
regular salary that goes with the
city managers position.
Mayor Harvey and Commission.
er Cobo were in Cuba for a holj.
day and could not be reached fol-
comment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-21
Bank Bandits
Are Nabbed
In The Act
BY BILLY PEPPER

GAINESVILLE Sun City Editor
HIGH SPRINGS REThree men
were flushed out of the High
Springs bank about Ais a. m.
today by High Springs police,
Alachua County deputy. sheriffs
and FBI agents armed with shot
guns, rifles, pistols and tear gas.
Gordon Shanklin, agent in
charge of the Mobile FBI office,
identified the men as Paul Nor
tallero, 20, of Tampa, former Uni
versity of Florida tackle; Mike
Romanello, IS, manager of a jack
sonville restaurant; and Julio
Means, 43, of Tampa.
A High Springs policeman, S.
year-old Ed Cole, was credited by
law enforcement agents with the
capture of the three men, who
were apparently in the act of bur.
glarizing vaults and safes of the
bank, robbed less than two months
ago by two armed men during day.
light hours. D..
Cole first noticed one of the
men moving in back of the bank.
81 continued walking just like
nothing had happened and called
Chief O'Steen clamp O'Steen,
High Springs chief Of polce)," he
said.
Cole returned to the bank i'm.
mediately. O'Steen covered the
back door of the bank, while Cole
covered the front. They were join
ed by other officers.
Julian Smith, Gainesville deputy
sheriff, went inside.
81 called to them to come out
with their hands up" said the
Gainesville deputy. Smith told the
men the bank was surrounded and
two of them gave up. they were
Mortallero and Means.
OfflcerS f0und q pistol and q
carbine, an acetylene blow torch
and other burglar tools.
Romanello was arrested about
half an hour later after bank presi-
dent G. w. Call saw a mans
shadow moving inside his office.
Romanello told officers he didn't
know what happened until he STEP
ped inside with other persons at
tracted by the excitement.
Romanello said he and Mortal
lero had come to High Springs to
see some women but had not seen
Mortallero for almost an hour
when he walked up to the bank
to see what was going on.
"Then saw Paul and knew there
was trouble" related Romanello
who said when he turned to 60,
the door was locked.
He said he then ducked into
McCall's office, where he hid un-
til flushed out by police.
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NO CHANGE IN

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run tests from Duval Street to
Martello Towers.
The samples taken in connection
with these tests, he said, would be
sent to Miami to a State Board Of
Health laboratory there.
Braatz said it would be at least
4S hours before the results would
be known.
In building the sewer project,
Braatz said, it has been necessary
to pump ground water into the san
itary sewers. This overloads the
sanitary lines and it is necessary
to pump some of the excess into
the ocean, he said.
Explanation
To explain the situation, Braatz
today handed the following typed
statement to the newsmen:
without going into all the
technicalities of pollution surveys
and Interpretation Of complicated
laboratory reports, the public
bathing beaches from Duval
Street through White Street are
as safe and free of pollution as
they have ever been.
"As MIR. Cruger, the resident
engineer for the sewer project,
said yesterday, it was necessary
to pump mildly polluted ground
water from the manhole at White
head and South Streets into the
ocean to keep it off Of the streets.
This action involved only lim-
tied area, which is not used for
public bathing, and did not i'm
plicate anything beyond Duval
Street.
Routine Check
eve will continue to run rou-
tine tests all along the beach area,
and should they show any dan
gerous concentration of pollution,
certainly the public will be no.
titled and the proper corrective
measures will be taken. ~
Summing it up, our beaches
are tidal ocean water. It would
really take a tremendous quantity
of raw sewage nearby to signific-
antly change the condition of that
water, which is not the case.
I'VE hope that the citizens Of
and visitors to Monroe County
will enjoy safe swimming with
out drowning fatalities through
the summer months ahead"
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REDUCTION OF CAR

(C0ntlnued from Page One)
price is to be cut to cost it should
be done away with completely. He
also stated that anything of the
sort that causes animosity should
be eliminated.
City Commissioner Jack Delaney
said that he had brought the ms
pection matter up before the COM
mission during the last meeting
and had requested an opinion from
the city attorney on what legal
price could be charged. Delaney
said that he had had in mind to
charge seventy-five cents but that
1t was only a suggestion because
he didn't have any figures on the
cost at that time.