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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
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rARNAHAN was shouting,
IA ~I1anst naove ) thing we.ll h
right ans - Rush lowered the
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eASy 70 move 'tae oo0s'
Who was the guy, RuSh9
Names Brin. He's from
Frisco"
~ 10 ,,s~aS ,n !, ,hSs sae,ee
- - - ' ~
! can
"HowS"
~ think he saw the murderer
leave the alley after Germans
was Killed"
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,oc 5s i tS,, '1 IA - e oo0S 10Y
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

The United States Is a free country.
sea to the organization Of any group into
An Associsflon Scr almost any purpose. The
HFesaieui tendency Of Americans to ioin
saHaefhinn. I'm order 20 secure pSvchologi-
aai suFFoEt frum organization. explains
re mfrlao conferences and resolutions.
nv ancient idea Of individuaEsm
aes"as o. be surrendered by the spokes-
men tur Theses organizations. In fact. Off
e4AAs So she machinery Of meetings as q
saanaane-haard and depend upon the titles
~ organisations to give their utterapces
saue Importance.
We are not mach impressed with the
Ff~sfaare and often wonder what a poll
ei taf alleged members would reveal. Nine
imes "ai 81 ten. in car opinion. If would
he aisoioss 4 that the rank and file have
fle o., Yuaiutanoe with the advertised
uregrau ard 20 Intelligent opinion pnon
the issues presented
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

away. When ] put finger on the
killer, I'm through. It's your Job
then and I don't want to have to
hunt for you.
WITH a steak and several OF
w BarneysS double ryes under
his belt, Rush headed for home.
In the living room of the apart
ment he threw off his coat and
III cigarette before he noticed
the crack of light under the bed.
room door, He strobe over ana
opened the door, propped up il,
bed, reading a magazine, was
Hope o'Hsra>
Damn" he said. i've got to
sleep on the sofa againi"
Were being little silly about
the whole thing, aren't wes"
I'VE ares" asked Rush.
Eyes, We are full~grown. This
is no way for adults TO act"
1T iSnts" asked Rush.
"Soa're being difficult"
You're a forward wench. ]
thought you were paying me for
protection.
Il was, am, That's no reason
VIC have TO stand mile apart.
Don't play dumb, Rush, You
know what I mean. There's 8
couple hundred thousand dollars
floating around Chicago. They
don't belong to anybody. We
could have them as well as any
one. We can get them easier than
anyone else, That's enough money
10 take care of us for a LONG
time" Her eyes watched Rush
closely, we get along together
/ like YOU" She looked down al
her obvionS charms. eYou could
get quite, fond of me-.
A ben rang somewhere deeu
inside Rush. 1t was little OF
key. His mind came suddenly
awake. racing. A sudden suspicion
flashed into being. He checked.
"Okay, Hope. Maybe we car
make q deal ] have a call II
make. then TIL be back" He stood
UP. Wait for me. III be back in
an hour"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Hope was out of bed in an IN
slant coming toward him. ST.
houetted in the light from tie
bed lamp she made an appeaii-g
figure.
do you have tc go now" s>e
asked in a low voice. Il 6oat
want you to leave now"
She overaid it.
Yes said Rush, Fl have to 20
now He picked her I'D bodily
and strobe to the closet. And |
want to be sure you're here when
| come back"
She recognized his purpose and
struggled in his arms. Her unshod
feet kicked at him. but to no
avail He showed her in the closet,
slammed the door and locked II.
IN be back in an hour, dear"
he called, and the emphasis on
the dear was vicious: Rush didn I
ike to be played for sucker.
He wondered how Jago had IN
derestimated him so far as to be-
lieve a woman in bed would tie
him up for a night. They tried
too hard. Without the pitch from
Hope he would have been in bed
now, fast asleep.
In the living room he found the
number of the Blue Eagle Bar n
the phone book and called il. He
described Leslie to the voice that
answered, and listened for . mo-
ment.
She was here for while after
you left, Then a guy comes in
with a note for her and she goes
out with him."
Rush asked for z description Of
the man. The description fitted
the man be had called SlinUy.
The man. he had met n Big
Mlck's back room
That gave him pause He had
expected move from Jaeso since
Hope had been sent 10 keep him
IN his apartment for the night.
Then he remembered how certain
Jago had seemed Of getting the
emeralds. It was clear them. Jaeo
had joined forces with Big Nick
and they were moving tonight
fTe be cOntinued1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
LATIN AMERICA

Argentina is an American republic
that has been under the protection Of the
Monroe Doctrine for q century. It is an
ambitious and pretty tough customer. But
most of its Quarrels are internal among
themselves. II is hard TO believe that il is
disloyal to our Western Hemisphere. or
that il is the hide-out, or even the friend
of nations that were licked in the recent
wars. So, why not be al least half as toler-
ant and considerable Of the pecularities Of
Argentina as We are some Of the nations
of Europe that are giving Us daily head
aches? AS g matter Of fact most Of the
Central and Latin American countries
have been crazy a good part Of the time
in the last $50 years. The Argentinas seem
to think that the United States goes off its
base once in a while-and looking back
over the last few years her suspicious may
not be far off.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

- NAN.NA rA~AN
We presume that many individuals
% wondered what kind Of obituary
noixes uIl appear in the newspapers
mnaa 80 occasion of their death.
flouis e. Kaiser. Of Baltimore. Nd.
kmtwx what few men have the opportunity
81 tlacuter-how the newspapers handled
his DEATH Recently. his identity was con-
fasea vita smother nan Of the same name
who passed away and the Baltimore news
rapeFs printed obituaries Of Mr.. Kaiser.
TIE mistake did not worry him. nor
Cd ne confusion created al his place Of
business. Nevertheless. he feels that he
Was euiiled to q better notice, saving. Il
thuuFhi was worth more than three para
graphs
TIE fact shat Mr. Kaiser was visiting
la FioFada a. the time q the erroneous
viper explains. in part the mistake
BEE hr returned. he discovered that the
repor3 &C his death precipitated many in
aalfles and initisfed wave Of floral tri-
hutos
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

The twenty-first and last session Of
the League of Nations ends the life of that
organization. Lest We forget, Woodrow
Wilson originated that League, and during
the days when II was wheeled into shape
he was double-crossed By the victors of
World War l.
Teh United Nations has prof1ted by
Woodrow Wilson's League Of Nations and
the present organization Is more likely TO
succeed than not Nevertheless. the snipers
from Russia and several other countries
tthat We will forget 10 mention) are un-
uoubtedly pursuing policies and well-laid
programs which, unless met and smashed.
will bring about the same kind of q col
lapse that has engulfed and DESTROYED the
League Of Nations al Geneva. So keep on
your guard
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Of BIG Rapids, where Mrs B3ge-.
low, The former Margaret ). Fog
rs. third cousin q VIII Rogers.
became III on & VISIT To relatives
and was treated by Or BiseioU.
Mr., Blgelow was barn 10 the coz
pie II Gsea1 Bend Pa, on Dece0-
be- g, 1855. and 1ha family Saon
moved bach 10 Grand Rapids. ana
then 10 Big Rapids, Mich, where
d Bleelow started . drug S5arc
ana pracIce3 as : physician anc
surgeon. he was 9he 14r$t ply
slcIan ana surgeon N Mercy hos
pl1a] 1nerE Which was established
primary to treat the sack ana III
3u-'a5 1ur1bcTGnc2
In Tx succeeding years tAC
BlgelCweS raove2 hack an1 9TH
from Big Rap1c3s 1o Grand Ran
ADS, and IN June 1916. The RecAcS-
teg visitors mother oAeo from cX~
haaSt}0n IL caring fov ho- SCH
husband. In 19c fga3}Cw.DS Ocsc-
oe- d B3ecl2w 2}eG ii tins aga If
8 re Was tas frs man o. n
bara@a from lao Dca A4aSaaHc jcTn-
0ls n Grand Sar'3S ans ali tao
z-an5 cammandc.y of tae knights
Tu~2Qiar. state @. Michigan ST
tcnaeG tAc EInc-&s SERVICES and
commended INN fae INC hGe han
a7S 10 which hc hsc r&sssoa the
ocSani@@t4aa n +ae state a T9c-
moral % hIrs- q p&r& Tor SOY
Scouts was erected IT &<waz-e6
county. Michigan, hy his son. and
3 memorial STANDS Il. tae Com
m.lnity hospital II Rs Rapids
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
TO-DAY II HISTORY


lsss-wsconssn esxatea ; -
ritory.
issz-Donald McKays -
clipper. Flying Clusa aFs.am
IN San FrHnciseo from New -
in record time az - aaEs-~ans
Canal days
lsl4-Arused Fainsrs nna -
CLASH in Col0raoo--95 aan
193z-Jsp smokexuAzn $50.
es policy neGaroed - essmk - -
q Monroe Decfxlne fw 60
Asia.
ls3s-NRA fines q - -
sey tailor 30 dsyE fw eaaaz1s
35c instead of soc far pxemn
la36-Coluraao nafinmmI !
put along border - keep - -
and alien from state
isSi-Big forest fsres 49,
out New Jersey an1 &c g
states.
l9z1-CoTregidar hsavlN -
ed by ereray held EMzman
lez3-presidens nunseNe =
Mexico Cisy.
ls4s-SoEne 100 Is go
raid invasion ares uf Franzs
l945-MacAr.hIr rxpnrss enm
plefion uf the linxrazlun e -
Central Philippine RzHl4n =
race for Berlin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

MuA alwmys seek the truth and print u without
aaf 50 without favor. never be sfraie 70 attack
aeen2 a. 60 applaud right sshlvssys, light ior
ns&st, nevcr be- the organ ~ monihplece OF
aNas $3.50. cligue. faction or class; always
- - tgnuE for re public welfare; never
tn&smsm carEupllan oE injustice; aenoance vice
Is sMase virtue. coFnmcna good done by IN
a. 8aal e. orESnizafiOn; tolerant OF others
aata wfeus ard opinions; PRINT only news
tast usn elevate and NOT contaminste the reader
neues c0mpruuaisc with principle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
ARNAGEDDoNs
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
Come. May with Its majestic
pageantry Of flowers, primary
election and some ozer-sslllant
politicians, one can well afford 9s'
ignore the Irregularities Of pus
schedules during election week
If one happens 10 be standing on
Z street corner waiting on the
next bus. along may conae q cam
dldate who VIII immediately in
form YOU that he VIII be more
than glaG 10 DRIVE you 10 your
point Of destination Incidentally,
some are contemplating Oh IN
forming these Galahaas whenever
they are offered & lift that their
destination happens 10 be the toll
gate
According 10 strictly con1iden-
1lal Tumor. some citizens have re-
ceiveG their share Of ! have come
10 bury Caesar tactics. Thus far.
promises have been numerous and
accomplishments lew. Hence, one
may safely admonish Peter FTtt-
tie and Dan Demogogue 10 p~ac-
uce what they quote or print
Someone may make il MS or her
business 10 keep tab.
JOSEPH NJ. TILLAEt,
Key West, Florida,
April 20, 1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
Your Horxsseope

SATURDAY. April = -
The TeneEai ekmFneter a -
independent nnA aRn - !.
There IS fazzsneg - - -
into rnystsfioazs HanEm mma = -
varioas fseans e. unkn9nn So
% gain yosE ezz1s. a psazms =
precisfinn Tray not - 60 -
from assoeintes ano thers ! -
ger ol eonzNuaNx1 xsnzew4 ksza.
them Try - svoi6 shsa - -
ne Tewsre ~ which - -
titled
SUNDAY. APRIL q. lssz
day gives force ana aumse anI
acy enablkng yu@ 81 naunes.
c0mhst TIE oppxzitsam mhlzk -.
arise from the &C. Aaase aenssa
cy. and wfflch nay xAazs . -
mics. T'he raaSaeFiui naaags 4 4.
preceding asy cunfsnM4
great powers q camhn3fmm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
c. E. Bigelow, Ambassador
of Good Will, In Key West


vention in Hollywood several
years ago.
Il have never asked fer help,
except for physical and spiritual
help" Mr.. Bigelow, a deeply re-
ligious man. declares. He rs q
.benefactor of the Boy and Glrl
Scouts, the Camp Fire Girls Of
the Memorial hospital IN Grand
Forks, Of the Michigan State Nurs-
e. association, Of the American
Red Cross. Of the Bigelow Athletic
field in Grand Rapids. of the
American Foundation fer the
Blind, and ef nll the organizations
of which ne IS : member.
And as II all these aetivttles did
not make full and happy lfe fU'
this gentleman, one discovers soon
after meeting him that he Is a poet
Of no small talent. and q wise phil
oSopheT.
In Memory OF Rogers
Shortly after VIII Rogers death
in 1885. Mr.. Bigelow had the IN
SEPARATION 10 write q poem IN mem
ory OF his distant relative, and
since then he has penned hun
dreds Of verses. many Of them n
honor q friends and relatives,
HIS we'll known Tribute IN Song
10 VIII Rogers" contains this
verse, He was gentle, kind and
fineness. He wouldn't cause any
pain We could search this good
world over: ms nature not found
here. again
Pride In his Two gTaDds0ns vine
have made heroic records IN this
war. inspired HIM he write & poem
IN their honor Captain Thomas
Bigelow q the l. s. Army air
forces. was lead b0mbardier IN an
attack on Genoa last May, assist
e6 10 blow Up enemy submarines
and z ba--leshlp. which task was
done by ms combat outfit, Mr..
Blgelow explains. The Germans.
knowing the way the bonberS had
arrived, expected them 10 return
on tAe same course, but inAea1
Tom knew O. secret passages
through The mountains and return
ed ms unit 10 the base without the
loss Of an aEplane or man. Far
TINS re received The Distinguished
F7v-rg Cross and : promotion 70
captain. A veteran d 50 ms
SONS. ne Is now stationed n Nj
ann. IA. lie was shot down on
ms ninth mission hui escaped with
2 broken nose and 4 lew injuries
and vas sent Il 3 recuparatl0n
CAMP fa~ : few GAYS after which
ne resumed ms duties.
DICK was On the sub chaser
Nahan when !, was blown III IT
tbs batlls O. Lavte ana ne escaped
wy luckily WITH ms LIE. He was
picked I'D from the water after
four hours Oh = -aft. He 5 now
IN Washington receiving further
instruction and VIII soon Ne as
signed IN either The construction
Of. or resumption u dunes On :
sub chaser The brothers were
born 1T lne same date, Oc1obe~ :
tv-o wears apart Thomas n 1918
ana Richard II 1920
HIS family history reveals Kind
" an1 great 1ather and mother
T0r. ana Mrs. Charles Pierce Bice~
lc7E. Al tne cloSs N the CIvl-
war. they were IT charge u @-no9
hospital beds IT Alexandra. Va.
ne IS tae physician ana surgeon,
and sine IS the head nurse. T'hc
couple me; II Inc la5e 1885 n
the tAen backwooas country south
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes EXPIRES
si0ns Of the views eff ats read
cTs. hut the editer reserves the
right 10 delete any items which
are considered likeious er unwar-
raa4ed. The WRITER'S should fe
fair and ceRffBe the letters 20
800 words. and write On one SIDE
of the paper emily. signature 0f
the writers must accsEssB aRy fhs
letters and viii he Puhszshea M
less requested otherwise
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
STUMPED

4 don't know how 10 fill ON
this question, slT
1t ssvs, Who was weur roth
er before she married. ! dian I
have any mother before she was
married"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Though a number Of people are
of the opinion that the alarms OF
fire sounded last night were parf
OF the State Firemen's Associa-
ton Convention program. and
were sounded 10 give . demon
stration Of the promptness Of the
Key West department IN re-
spending to an alarm, this was
positive not the case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
Key West In
Days Gone By
FROM FILES OF TIE CITIZEN
OF APRIL 20. 1895

John England. county super
visor of registration. estimates
that approximately $50 prospec-
tive voters have registered since
the books were opened on March
2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Enthusiastic and of deep inter
est was the meeting TINS morn
ing on the second day Of the
convention Of the Florida Fire
mems Association Convention
held IN the Hotel Colonial Pro
ceeding the session. q delightful
concert was played by the Key
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Gardiner Nottingham. former
editor Of The Key West Citizen,
and for number Of years city
attorney Of Fort Pierce, has re-
ceived word of ms appointment
as special attorney fa- the de-
pa-tnent Of justice N Washing
ton, D E.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

/ The peopasIof Florida did a good job
IN the purehasetsof War Bonds and, other
securities. during the war. The total was
Sl.54I. 554. 69S. OF this amount Monroe
county, practically Key West, bought
these secrritieSAasp the sum of s7,es0124,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Mrk Etsel Z. kluskall $50
known writer anc nmsa xf
informative data. b - Kes -
for 1hs pETpuse g seras ~
formative dssA. d n keg -
for the Purpose uf seruFinx =
formation &c be Azed % . 80
edIti0n af q GaiGE - Fia=z
which she has issues AnnasllF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Since the Argentinians elected Col
onel Peron in an election which seems 10
have been conducted fairly. there Is
nothing much to do but try and get along
with the dictator
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Funeral services for Herman
". AlbuTy. who died yesterday
shortly after noon Ii ms resi-
dence on Catherine street. are
being held 4::30 O'Clock this after
noon from the Pritchard Funeral
Home chapel Rev. Shuler Peele,
Of Fleming Street Methodist
Church, is officiating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Tuasy Tfae Citixcn SAsN e. -
editorial paraErupt.
Yen write yosEf nusi aFfk So
tlor O. Independents wawa -
ret. znd STAY on. uf aetx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Four pilots in Havana to-day
lowed IN a small power boat II
which Frank NJ Coward was
voyaging from Key West 70 Pan
ANA. Coward was IN good shape.
but had run out of fuel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

benjamin. FrAnklin Eahwm
81. 4aniliariy knoWn ~ NKm
6ieo TINS n0rnang sgs oxiaak :
ms reSloencs - ana rezx IS -
William street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Thomas D. Orr, WPA director
In Key West, planned this morn
ing TO leave for Jacksonville IN
the interests Of securing new
projects for this area
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

You have time to make contribution
in the nationwide drive against cancer
which isHa nationwide killer, =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

With tank of oxygen On
board, a plane Of the L. 8 Navy
arrived yesterday, came down
near East Mar1eilo tower. and
returned TO Miami after the tank
had been removed 70 be taken
To the Marine hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Get In lire. al Of you. and make =
~ fnsfead of mo. as The CitivsD srr
Eassed FIRST ga MaTch ..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Careful driving pays dividends. pot
.r fhs ether fellow. but 70 yea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Steamship Granda, of the
Standard Fruit and Steamship
Company. arrived Lass night s-30
O'clock from New York and
berthed al the main pier CT the
Porter Dock Company
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
30.Year-Old General Mama
ger OF Company Manu-
featuring Pages Inhal-
ers

At first thought, kindness and
graCiousness seem not too unusual
among people but when Z man
has dedicated his life to those
principles then he Is great GER
talnly IN the minds Of those who
know him, Such a man Is Clar-
ence Eugene Rogers Bigelow Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, whose deeds
are wen known in Rochester as
wen as all over the United States
ana foreign lands.
His quick wit, clear mind ann
brilliant memory belle the Tact
that Mr.. Bigelow is in his Both
year.
a varied and interesting life he
has led, and ne lays claim also 10
q very interesting family history
As general manager Of the Con
solidated Chemical Company.
manufacturers OF Pages 1nhalers
for asthma. hay fever, bronchitis.
hoarseness. et cetera, Mr.. BIgeloW
makes his headquarters ana lives
in Grand Rapids. but IN the line Of
business and pleasure has travelled
extensively, N every state Of the
union. except Maine. and has been
through Mexico and Hawaii.
Mr.. Bigelow Is q visitor IN Key
West. and VIII remain here a few
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

What newspaper reader would like
to see in the flesh some day is "a we'll
informed source. Boston Globe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

West Hospitality hand m -
porch q the hotel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
Trail OF Good VIII

On ms travels he mas spread :
trail Of good VIII and friendship as
wide rs The country. He Is a mem
Der of almost every well known
organization there Is. and he Is Z
generous and conscientious con-
t1ibu1or 10 worthy organizations,
hospitals. Institutions. drives and
causes wherever he goes, because
he likes 10 give and moi for per
sonal fame.
MIR. Blgel0w. who X fourth
cousin 10 VIII Rogers, Is the pTesi-
dent and founder Of the Win Rog-
ers Memorial society. he Is < plo-
.neeT II the Boy Scout movement
Of America: he Is ( member Of the
National Council Of the Bow
Scouts. representing the Grand
Valley council of Grand Rapids;
Was z representative TO tbs ma
n0nal Scout jarlboree II Wash
mgton IN 1887 where he was one
q three men who personally
stopped automobiles from run
ming through the camps streets
there killing many Boy Scouts, he
Is an honorary member II the
board of the Grand Valley coun-
G.. and = former executive board
member, IS an honorary member
q the SIS Bradley troop 81 II
Honolulu, : member Of the De
MOlay. cummandeIy: of the De
Witt Clinton Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite, Of the Peninsula-
chapter, OES; of the ShrineTs Hos
pitfalls for Crippled Children, Of
the Grand Rapids BP0 Elks lodge
q the knights Of Pvthlas. u the
knights Teznplar; OF the Metro
polItan Club of America, Inc has
Iel6 ali Offices n the Valley CEy
chapter Of the AF&AN: and
proudly boasts thai he Vas Miss
Grand Rapids" Al = Shr1ners con
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
Miss Flora Ann Fischer WEEDS
David McC. Brinkley In Washington

WASHINGTON, Oct. u. The
wedding of Miss Flora Ann Fischer
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Fischer of 2440 10Th Street,
NV, Washington, to David Nice.
Brinkley, of Washington, son
Of Mrs. w. G. Brinkley and
the late Mr.. Brinkley Of Will
mington, took place on Friday at. l
o'clock in Washington. Bolitha J..
Laws, justice of the district courts
Of the United States for the District
Of Columbia, performed the rere-
rnony, which was attended by
members of the family.
Immediately following the we'd
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. Brinkley left
for a trip to New York city. After
their return, they will reside in
Washington, where Mr. Brinkley is
commentator and news director for
the National Broadcasting Com
pany.
The bride attended Northwestern
university and the University of
Maryland and worked for NBC
prior to going with United Press,
%nere she has been employed for
NE past year and a half.
on Thursday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fischer, the brides parents,
entertained at their home with a
reception.