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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-18

I80c-Francis Lieber, a German
liberal who fled persecution.
South Carolina and New York
professor of history. puhIicist and
political scientist, born Died
Oct. 2, 1872.
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178O-About $500. OOO.O 900 worth
of paper money, issued by Contin-
entail Congress. ordered redeemed
at market value IN specie at 10 10
l, because so deprecated
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Today's Birthdays


Dr. Richard P. Strong of Bos-
ton, noted medical scientist and
biologist born at Fortress Mon
roe. Va, IS years ago.
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Division Street School
Perfect Attendance

Perfect Attendance
Perfect attendance record oil
the Division Street Grammar
School during the past six weeks
period follows:
IB-Carey. teacher; Norberto
Diaz-
iA2-Boyden. teacher; Reynal-
do Garcia. ManoIo Pazo. Bobby
E5GSta0el Chasles Williams, Ran,
pdoaph RichadEDn.S Hilda Diaz
Den Shndery.1c Carolyn CarnaIier,
, fGlsndsa Roberts, DeiofeS Wash
ingt0nocaTDlsBoza. -.
gIAI-sGardnGr. teacher; Pete
Z. Walden. Edward BetheB Clara
Gates. Edna Jean Gardner, Mar
jorie Williams. q
: 2B-Sweeting. teacher; Charles
II. Russell, Esther Hero, Joann
Knowles. Joan Marshall
i 2A2-Roberts, teacher: Doro-
thy Harvey. Robert Richardson,
Hector Moreno, Evalina Carey,
Wilma La Fe. Jackie Gonzalez,
Manuel Lopez, Elsie Mara.
2Al-MatHews. teacher; Henry
GARNER. Ernest Lee Mitchell, ].
w. Pinder. Joseph Papy. Billy
Tynes. Tom Villavisanes, Hamil-
ton Williams, Elaine Albury,
Gloria Garcia, Zelma Dee Grit
fin. celina Machin, Audrey Rob-
erson. CIeora Roberts. Rose Ma
RE Sanchez
3B-Roberts. teacher; Joseph
Lowe, Helen Narcissa, Mildred
rl sA4coe,t.n. Lssrs Daniel
BOA. Billy Howe, Adolfo Las
tres. Billy Spencer, Claude Val
des, Isabel Fernandez, Onelia
Garcia. Esther Martinez. clemen-
tina del Pine. Shirley Roberts.
Adoree Rodriguez, Rose Valdes.
Mildred Walden.
4B-Pinder. teacher; Charles
Baker, Buddy johnson. Kenneth
Larsen. Kermit Roberts. Rosalie
Camalier. Catherine Symonette-
4A2-cabot, teacher; Hilton
Lee Tiff, Irene Gates. Harold
Richardson. Mildred Roberts,
Jusnita Griffin. Harry Williams.
Joan Doughty. Forest Arthur.
Lsuriette Russell. Marion Solano,
John Knight. Gilbert Hall
4Al-Albury. teacher; John
Gibson. Curry Herring. Melvin
Russell. Betty Lou Boza. Ruth
BOA. Evelia Charon, Lillian Har-
vcy. Anna Taylor.
5B-Doughtry. teacher; Violet
Arias, Ruth Beccaise. Sylvia
Gates. Oscariva Cruz. Virginia
Kelly. Rose Marshall. Virginia
Roberts. Carmen Reyes. Bernard
Biaza. Garland Gates. Eugene
Martinez. CIaudius Spencer.
5A-Vitte. teacherp Themes
Dion. Alfred Lowe. John Ley.
Louis Narcissa. Charles Ogden.
Odilio Rodriguez. Kenneth Solo
mon. Waiter vinson, Almonda
Gonzalez. Elsa Toledo.
OBI - Moss. teacher: Mary
Elizabeth Knowles. Rose Mary
Symonette. Maud Elizabeth Rob-
crts. Charles Tiff. Edward Tynes.
Lorraine Goethe. Noelia Bravo.
6B2-0'Bryant. teacher: An
tbony Albury. Jack Carey. Ray
johnson. Rayford Roberts. Du-
mont Sterling. Carolyn jarrett.
Alice Lowe. Ruth Rose Roberts.
Georgina Valdes. John Sands.
6Al-Russell, teacher; Floren-
clio Alvarez. Eugene Rosam,
Monteen Bryant Francis Collins.
Jacaneline Doughtry. Persis Lar
sen, Gloria Riggs. Alice Salgado.
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1887 = London Consolidated
School. New London, Texas. dis
aster-big rural school blown to
dust and more than 400 children
killed
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Today's
Anniversaries

I747-wiIliam Duer. fiery New
York merchant financier and
Revolutionary patriot. born in
England Died May 7. 1873.
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DR.. Julian Morgenstern. presi-
dent OF the Hebrew Union Col
lege, Cincinnati, born at St Fran
cisviiIe. Ill. 81 years ago.
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1eI8-Limited Service Pension
Act provided pensions for Revo-
lutiOnary veterans in need-from
$50 per month to officers to So
per month for privates- Rush for
pensions seemed to prove every
veteran in need
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Victor Murdoch of Wichita.
Ks1s.. newspaper editor. born at
Burlington. Kans-. 81 years ago.
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Admiral Louis r de Steiguer
USN-. retired, born at Athens,
Ohio. II years ago.
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Margaret c Banning of Duluth,
Hinn-. novelist, born at Buffalo,
Mimi. II years ago.
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japanese Foreign Minister Hir-
ota indicates that Japan may urge
new naval limitation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-18

Prime Minister Neville Cham
berIain of England, born 60 years
ago.
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1936-FIoOds continue. TO rage
in Eastern States
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Division Street School Honor Roll
Honor Roll for Division Street
Grammar School during the past
six weeks follows.
1A2-Boyden. teacher; Carol
Boza. Carolyn Camalier. Hilda
Diaz, John C0bo. AllelieI Vile
veSantes. Nancy Ruth Roberts
1Al-Gardner. teacher; Edna
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1g3S-I5.OOO of country's IT,
600 banks reopened since bank
holidays.
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1925-Cyclone kills over 800
and Injuries 1000 in middle west.
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l9l7-Relations between United
States and Germany further
strained by news Of German
sinking Of three more American
snlpS- In snitz1sd sdi ms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
Lions Club Makes Plans
For Active Participation
In Celebration Contest

pick Miss Key West" The clubs
nominee. Miss Bernice Brantley
was the honored guest of the ev-
ening. Plans were made 10 send
a representative group Of Key
West Lions TO the Civic Dance in
Miami Monday evening and to
have club members in attendance
at all dances at local clubs
Boys and Girls Activities
Commits chairman. Victor Lar
sen, gave q short talk on projects
his committee was sponsoring for
the summer. Separate releases
on this program viii hc forth
coming at a later date.
Nominating committee chair
man. Allan II. Armstrong. pre-
scented the slate Of officers 70 be
voted on At the June 10th meet
Ing. The slate retains the full of
ficers list as voted IN At the or
ganization meeting held May 5th,
Lions Rear and adjournment was
at 7:4S o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
c. D. ROWE IS
VISITOR TO CITY
CONES HERE PRINCIPALLY
TO CONFER WITH J.
ROLAND ADAMS

e. ID. Rowe, of Hollywood, Fla,
is visitor in Key West meeting
old friends, the principal object
of his visit was to meet J. Roland
Adams, dairyman, to whom Mr..
Rowe sends daily $50 gallons of
raw milk, which is pasteurized
by Mr.. Adams.
High grade milk, among the
best produced in the United
States, comes from the Rowe
dairies which are operating UNI
der the U. S. Milk Ordinance,
and the medal for purity of the
milk, and allied products, was
awarded to Broward county.
In fact Broward county was
given the highest rating of any
county in the United States oper-
ating under this ordinance.
Mr.. Rowe said today that he
was having a great time meeting
friends of former years and after
his call at The Citizen went to
the Chamber of Commerce where
he had a chat with Secretary S.
C. Singleton, a friend of more
than 20 years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
ANOTHER SPONGE
SALE WEDNESDAY
LARGE NUMBER OF PUNCHES
DISPLAYED AT MUM.
cIPAL DOCK

Sponges are displayed practic-
ally every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at the Municipal
Sponge Dock, sometimes in large
quantities. as was the case last
week when upwards of $4,000
resulted from the three sales,
sometimes in smaller lots, as was
the case Wednesday of this week.
Displayed on the dock we're 232
lunches of yellow, 1913 punches of
wool and two punches of grass.
individually placed for bids on
the dock. the entire lot brought
a total Of S465.38. 80
Largest sale of wool was Of 81
lunches. which brought a high
bid of $l66.77. The next. largest
lot was is punches. which went
for high bid of S48.sl at''''@la3a
Largest sale of yellow aHas 30
lunches. which sold for $57.88,
and the next lot was 90 lunches,
which sold for $43. OF grass Of
Continued on Page Sikh
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AWAITING WORD
ON DISPOSAL OF
HARRIS BODY
VISITOR HERE WHO COMMIT :.
TED SUICIDE YESTERDAY
ALSO WROTE LETTER TO
THE CITIZEN

Word is being awaited from the
Great Southern Trucking Com
pany of Miami as to what DISPOSE
ton is to be made of the body oil
Frank B. Harris, who took his
life yesterday afternoon by shoot
ing himself through the heart,
using SO calibre revolver.
Among the effects of the de-
ceased were papers which disclos-
ed that Mr.. Harris had been EN-
ployed by the company. On being
reached by long distance in Jack
sonville headquarters of the COM
pany. a message was received
from G. p. Pollard, Miami
agent, advising that Mr. Harris
was well known, and had wife
in Miami.
At the Lopez Funeral Home
this morning it was said that the
trucking company had employees
making an effort to locate the
wife of the dead man and as soon
as they received any definite
word they would advise as to
what disposition is to be made.
! It is evident that the deceased
had been contemplating his act
for several days and that yester-
day was the time he had fixed
for his self-destruction. He. went
into a saloon, purchased a glass
of beer, drank the contents of the
glass and said, well, that's the
last glass I'll ever drink, walked
across the street and fired the
fatal shot.
Before doing this he had paid a
few debts, small amounts, the
largest of which was his bill at a
hotel. He had also written sew
eral letters, one of which was to
The Citizen and was as follows:
Ed Gray, George Brooks. Joe
Continued on Page Six)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
VETERANS REVIEW
OLD TIMES HERE.
B. L. GRooMS ENTERTAINS E.
J. oUINBY AT ROTARY
LUNCHEON HELD JESTER
DAY

Two electric railway veterans
reviewed old times yesterday
when B. L. Grooms. president of
The Key West Electric Company,
entertained E. J. Quinby, of the
Western Electric Company, at the
Rotary Club luncheon. 1t was
discovered during their talk they
had both started their careers as
rlotornlen.
1t will be remembered that The
Key West Electric Company OPP
Grated the electric car service
here until 1926 when the line was
discontinued. Mr.. Grooms came
to Key West soon after the mule
car line had been converted into
an electric line, he soon became
dispatcher, progressed to the of
flee of superintendent and then
president.
Mr.. Quinby was ordered by
New York doctors to come to Key
West and take some of the sun
shine in the hope of curing mus
cular condition in his back. He
has been here about one month,
having been completely cured
Continued on Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
URGES AGREEMENT
UNEMPLOYMENT
RELATIVE TO SELECTION OF
NOMINEE FOR U. s.
COURT OF APPEALS

WASHINGTON. May az
FNS)-With Senator Andrews
backing two candidates and Sena-
tor Pepper one for appointment to
the United States circuit court of
appeals, and considerable ques-
ton arising as to their getting to-
gether in the selection of a nomi-
nee, Attorney General Cummings
was reported this week to have
urged both Florida senators TO
come to some agreement-other-
wise the appointment would
probably 60 to a man from some
other state.
Andrews has submitted Tor
consideration the names of James
w. Morris of Tampa, assistant at
torney general under Cummings
and Federal Judge Louis w.
Strum of jacksonville, stating
that the appointment of either
would met with his approval.
The name of Curtis L. Waller,
former law partner of Pepper,
was presented by Senator Har-
rison of Mississippi and is the
choice of Senator Pepper for the
post.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
SCHOOL PAPER Is
VERY INTERESTING
SPECIAL. ISSUE OF THE SNAP.
'e''i PER IN HONOR OF
sis1 si'qno SENIORS


Intensely interesting is llse cur
rent issue Of The Snapper. which
is a special issue Of the periodical
published by The Artman Press
for the staff Of students Of the
Key West Junior-Senior High
School.
News of the activities Of the
students. especially seniors. in
whose honor the special edition
was dedicated, is covered in we'll
written detailed stories IN which
all the important phases are clear
~ presented 10 the reader. hold
ing interest from the starting 20
the closing line.
Other articles are brief and b
the point. and 30 cicveriy eoucfed
as 10 arouse the interest Of the
reader and ne Is practically FORE
esi 10 read. even though acuuaiHi
ed with he facts II the srtsclc
An intriguing column Is fhat
which Is headed Famous Las
Words, which chronicles brief
sayings Of students and faculty
and ar occasional edmonton
from tho preccptorS. A weli-Nfit-
Ten poem ~ ore Of the ssudents
Is under The caption. ~Remem.
Der.
The complete Issue Is excellent,
well compiled and completely
covers the subjects % which tnsy
arc written
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
American Legion Condemns
Organizations That Would
Change Nations Structure

my Associated Fressl
JACKSONVILLE, May q.
The Florida Department
of the American Legion to-
day condemned Societies
and organizations having
the attainment of world
peace as their ostensible pur-
poses, but which in truth are
mainly concerned with bring
about a change in the social
order and governmental
structure of the United
States.
1t listed the organizations
as a League Against War
and Fascism, Young Peoples
Communist League, World
Peace Ways, Federated
Council of Churches, Metho-
dist Federation for Social
Service, Civil Liberties Un-
ion, Socialist and commun-
ist Parties.
Fort Lauderdale was chos-
en- for the 1899 convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
Rotary Club To Work For
COunty-Supported Clinic
Set Goal For $4,000
Fund; Gekeler, Little,
Peele On Committee;
City Needs Clinic

Following an address by DIR.
James B. Parramore, director of
the Monroe County Clinic and
the County Public Health Service,
Rotarians yesterday adopted a
resolution favoring a community
clinic to be provided in the bud
get of the County Commissioners
with a fund OF $4,000 as a goal.
DR.. John C.. Gekeler, William
". Little and Shuler Peele were
appointed a committee, which
will investigate the question and
submit report to the County
Commissioners.
1t was pointed out at the gath
eripg that Florida city and county
Clinics operate on a minimum per
capita rate of 10 cents, that most
clinics require 80 cents and that
the best HAYES 500 Fate. Il was
also stated that KuyaWest is the
only city in the state of Florida
which has not adequate munich
pal or county hospital facilities.
or in which the citizens cannot
obtain those facilities, or in which
the citizens cannot obtain those
facilities within a Commute ride.
In a general discussion among
club members it was brought out
that establishing city or county
physician who would be in charge
of clinic work has been long adj
vocated.
In the present crisis of the
Community Clinic, which faces a
shutdown because of lack of
funds. the fact of the matter is,
one Rotarian said. that the poor
CT people. who can i'll afford il.
are contributing a great share Of
the funds needed for operation.
Another small class is being con-
tinllally beSieged by solicitors for
various sorts OF campaigns. This
Is burden also on them.
Authorization for purchase Of
the sails for one Of the 2O-foot
proas. to be built and raced dur
lng the Highway Celebration now
going forward rapidly. was voted
/ hy the club.
Guests present were.
Howard Coll. Miami. William
II Ellery. Miami: Z. JOY Quinhy
New York. T. d. Jennings.
Anlerlcus. Georgia. James L.
johnson. Miami Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
Every Community'S Problems
Include Different Diseases
Eighty Percent Of Syphilis
Cases Can Be Cured In
First Year OF Treatment,
DR.. Parramore Says

THE most serious pfobIemg in
any community. in Key West as
well as other cities, is9ln the disl
eases of syphilis and tibercu-
losis". DR., James B. Parramore,
director Of the County Public
Health Service, told Stone Church
Service Club members in the an
mex Tuesday night
There are three stages 20
syphilis. DIR. Parrarnorc said.
"but If the disease is treated in
the early stages one can BE-
cured Eighty percent Of the
cases treated in the first year of
infection can be cured: during the
next three years. but 80 percent
will probably be cured. Syphilis
initiates more diseases than any
disease known For this reason. it
Is especially dangerous. One case
We had. even after operation. APP
pesred 20 be cancer subject.
Periodical examinations and
blood tests are the only means 20
safely assure fair warning The
Health Department here con-
ducts these tests. Every Thurs
day treatment. too. Is given
gratis at the Clinic with 500
blsrntath OF other injections used
Whcu those VINO are known %
have the disease refuse % come
% the Clinic for examination and
eatment. the Department
threat 20 tack ; Contagious Dis
ease sign over the house door
ard thai brings them aroand very
soon The Doctor continued
Tuberculosis attacks the young
nsossiy It's presence can be de-
serTnIned ~ . akin tess. win later
full physical examinations ard
and x-rays i0 sfsow Ire exact IN
fecsed areas ~ the Enespsent stag
s. FFexh air. resi- good food.
sunshine are especially necessary
tContinued On Page SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
Roosevelt To Permit Tax
Bill To Become A Law
Without His Signature
uBr ASSOCIATED Press,

(Br Associated PreSsD
ARTHURDALE HOME.
STEADS, w. Va. May ~.
President Roosevelt an
nounced at Arthurdale
Homestead's School Com
mencement exercises ne
would permit the five billion
dollar tax bill to become a
law without his signature.
''If 1 sign thi. BILL" MIR.
Roosevelt said in an address
to Arthurdale Homesteaders
and to the nation over the
radio, And I have until
midnight tonight to sign it
most people will think |
approve abandonment of an
important principle of Ann
erican taxation. If | veto the
bill it will prevent many of
the desirable features of it
from going into effect"
He said for the first time
since becoming president,
he would let the bill become
a law without his approval
in order to call attention to
s.unwise parts" of the bill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
SCOUT TROOPS
WORKING HARD

The work done by the Girl
Scouts and Boy Scouts of Ameri-
ca, under the direction of Victor
Larsen, in their survey of the
needs of the city as to immedi-
ate cleaning, has merited an APP
probation that would be forth
coming if there was a more gen.
eral knowledge of the careful,
Continued on Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
HENRY n. Filler

il deeply grateful 70 tt1ose wfso
supported hiEu - handsomely and
shall always treasure sise vote
given him IN Monroe County. To
fhoae Who eouid not support hisn
ne BIS nothing but the nost kind
" feeling
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
MANY LOCAL FOLK
GOING TO ATTEND
DANCE IN MIAMI
YOUNG LADIES participant
ING IN CELEBRATION CON-
TEST TO BE INCLUDED IN
GROUP

Indications are that one Of the
largest groups of Key Wcsters
ever 10 go to Miami at one time
will attend the dance and floor
show Monday night at the Civic
Center.
Headquarters OF the local group
will be at the Columbus Hotel.
Warren Smith, general manager
OF the celebration. said today. The
six young ladies vieing for the
honor of being selected as Miss
Continued on Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27

Rev. Joe A. Tolle was the guest
at the regularly weekly supper
meeting of the Key West Lions
Club at Stone Church Anex. call
Cd TO order at $50 o'clock last
evening by Lion President H. Z
Day. Rev. Tolle's subject was
False and True Horizons"
Business transacted al the meet.
ing eentered around plans for ac-
tive participation in the Overseas
Highway Celebration contest TO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-27
Committee Outlines Program For
Memorial Services AT MateCumbe
Proposed Ceremonies To
Begin AT 1880 O'Clock
On Sunday Afternoon,
May 20

Al the meeting last night Of the
committee for the Memorial
Services at Matecumbe. which
viii be held on Sunday. May 20.
final engagements were made
and the program adopted. Pres
ent were H. {. Day. Charles H.
Kstchum. Victor Larsen Com
mandsr William Reardon and S.
c. Singleton.
1t was decided that transporter
ton will be furnished those to
whom parts in the program have
been assigned. and the committee
wishes to impress on these par
Elephants the fact that Captain Ar
thur Sheppard is marshal in
charge of TRANSFORMATION and as an
nounced that the movement to
Matecumbe viii start from the
armory of the Florida National
Guard unit promptly at $50.
The captain said. in keeping
with his secord of promptness.
that $50 means hist that and 10
avoid disappointment il will be
necessary for those who win take
part in the ceremonies at Mate
cumbe under his leadership. to
assemble shortly after . o'clock.
Girl Scouts. under the leader
ship of Mrs Eva b. Warner. are
TO prepare lunches which will be
served TO the detachments from
Key West upon arrival al Mate
cumbe and win be assisted by the
Boy Scouts. who will be under
the command Of Scoutmaster Vic
tor Larsen.
The committee acknowledges
It's Indebtedness. Il was said. 10
the officers of the Army, Navy
and National Guard, 10 the CCC.
and 10 the county commissioners.
which have made il possible for
the ceremonies to be organized.
and TO the private citizens. who
have lent their assistance.
Key West Hospitality Band
viii add another item 10 is record
uf service TO Monroe county. IL is
pointed ont. by the part II Is tax
ing in the program. Citizens who
can do 50 are invited TO be pres
rnt AZ Matecumbe Sunday when
the services begin az i:30 o'clock
Taking part IN the service viii
be citizens Of the Florida Keys.
members of the American Legion.
Spanish War Veterans. q. s.
Army. U S. Navy, Florida Ma
tional Guard. American Legion
Auxiliary. Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. and many from Key
West
Program
During this hour Of remeEn-
brsnce. let there b. no applause.
/. FIRST end last verses Of
America by school children On
the Keys. Girl Scouts and Boy
Scouts 81 Key West. accompanied
BY Hospitality Band and directed
81 George Mills white.
2 A moments silence in me-
uigfism.
3. Invocation.
4 FiSg Ceremony. Niaasing ~
colors. IFsif Nasfine % the Flsg
ard Salgte
s InlroduetoTy remarks b.
Charles IL ketehuIn. rsasser q
ceremonies
Q Dnes b. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mills white
z Abfahsm Llneola's Gettys-