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Evening star., 1947-10-27
Student Killed in Crash;
Andrews Field Soldier Held
BY the /, .ted Press

Monmouth, H., Oct, 27.-A Mon
mouth college freshman was killed
early Yesterday and three persons
were injured when an automobile in
which they were hitch-hikinng with
two soldiers left United States High
way 54 near here and was wrecked.
Sheriff Edgar Grayson of Warren
County said the soldiers were absent
without leave from Andrews Field,
Md, and that the automobile had
been stolen in Hyattsville, Md. One
of the service men, identified by
Sheriff Grayson as Pvt. Richard
Adams. was injured. The other,
known only as Pedro escaped.
The dead youth was Lester Van
Fleet, 81, of Geneva, Ill.
The sheriff said the automobile
had been reported stolen at Hyatts-
vile. Friday from George Stanley
Thomas of Burtonsville, Md, and
that it bore license plates stolen
Saturday from Marion H, Boser at
Allegany, N. Y.
Adams is under guard at Mon
mouth Hospital, pending arrival of
army authorities, Sheriff Grayson
said
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Strong Earthquake Shakes
Manila for 40 Seconds
BY The A .ioted Press

MANILA, Oct. 37.-A strong
earthquake shook Manila for ap-
proximately 40 seconds today, but
no casualties or damage were re-
ported.
The Philippines Weather Bureau,
which timed the Temblor at 2:20
pm. 1::20 am, EST, said it's direc-
tion was northeast to southwest. 1t
was unable to determine the epi-
center because the bureau does not
have seismograph.
American 18th Air Force head
quarters reported the quake was. felt
only slightly at Clark Field, 40 miles
north of Manila. Camp John Hay
at Baguio, $50 miles north of Manila.
said the quake was not recorded
there.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
13 Killed in Philippines
In Election Campaigning
BY the Associated Press

MANILA. Oct. .27. - At least Is
persons were killed in provinces OF
Luzon Island over the week end as
campaigning for November II local
and national elections neared its
climax.
Six persons were killed near Nag
bukel, 245 road miles north OF
Manila, by a large party of uniden-
titled armed men. The fate OF a
seventh-al town treasurer who car
ried money and ballots for the elec-
tion-was not known.
Five Liberal Party workers were
kidnapped in Pampanga during the
last week. They were presumed to
be dead.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Nozi Doomed to Huno

DACHAU, Germany, Oct. q (P.-
Convicted of participating in
three day murder orgy at the Gusen
concentration camp, former S. S.
Corpl. Wladislaus Dopierala was
sentenced by United States war
crimes court today to be hanged.
witnesses said the victims of the
murder orgy included 400 Polish
priests.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
De GauIIe Asks End
|0f National Assembly,
Calls for New Vote
Declares City Elections
Show Porlioment Is No
Longer Representative
BY the Assoeioted Press

PARIS, Oct. 27.-Gen. Charles
de Gaulle called today for dis
solution of Frances National
Assembly and new general elec-
tions, and was promptly attacked
by the Communists on charges
of seeking to set up "a reaction
ary dictatorship"
Gen. De Gaulle asserted that the
result of municipal elections which
were begun throughout France last
Sunday and completed yesterday
proved that Parliament no longer
represents the people and called for
new voting laws to enable the ma
tional legislature to have . Co.
herent majority" d.
Still incomplete returns on voting
In cities, towns and villages. OF
yesterday and last Sunday, showed
the Socialists and Radical Socialists
a dominant factor In small COM
munities, despite inroads made by
Gen. De Gaulle's Rally, of the
French People (RPF which was
organized six months ago.
-. Cabinet Crisis Near.
The wartime leader declared that
his partys showing has spelled the
beginning Of the end for. his arch
foes, the Communists.
Florimond Bonte, Communist
party spokesman, declared that Gen,
De Gaulle's statement was mott
vated by q desire for personal
power" and that his desire would
clash with the will Of the French
people, who will know how to unite
its democratic working class force.
Gen. De Gaulle's statement came
amid an impending cabinet crisis
and the imminent threat OF strikes
py three Communist dominated Ia
Dor groups-the railwaymen, utility
workers and government employees
These developments overshadow
the outcome of yesterdays runod
elections in Frances small towns
and villages, early returns from
which put former Premier Edoaard
Herriot's Radical Socialists out in
front.
1928 Seats at. Stake.
The voting yesterday was made up
of runoff elections in towns of less
than 5000 population. The general
balloting was held week earlier.
The Ministry of Interior said tabu-
lation of results Of both elections, in
which 83,233 Council seats were at
cfoko Shnma6. -.
Evening star., 1947-10-27

were trapped on an ice-covered slope
Of the mountain.
H said they had explored the area
the previous Sunday and returned
Saturday to rent horses and employ
the guide services of Sam Martin.
Mr.. Martinez said he learned this
story from Mr. Martin:
Some time late Saturday the party
started to return to the lower regions
(See MOUNTAIN. Page A-5D
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Two Atomic Project Secretaries
Reported Dead on Icy Peak
Women Were Trapped
On Mountain Late
Saturday Evening
BULLETIN

SANTA FE. N. Mex. tP,.--Los
Alamos atomic energy project
officials said today they had
been informed by radio that
two women secretaries of the
project, missing since Satur-
day, had been found dead on
the icy slopes of Truchas Peak.
BY the Assc., .,ted Press
SANTA FE, N. Mex, Oct. 81
Manuel Martinez, Truchas store
owner, said today that two wonl-
en- secretaries employed at the
Los Alamos atomic energy prof.
ect, have been trapped since late
Saturday on an icy slope OF
Mount Truchas Peak, New Mex
ico's tallest mountain. The peak
is 1925 feet high.
State police and detachment OF
soldiers from Los Alamos yesterday
began a search for the giris-Frar1-
cess B. Krauss, "a, former WAC from
Baltimore, and Mildred Hartic from
Evansville, Ind.
+" Mr.. Martinez told the Associa ted
Press by telephone that the women
Evening star., 1947-10-27

stake, showed:
Socialists - ----- Ia, ,439 seats
De Gaulle's RPF --- 10,727 seats
Communists =. 6,424 seats
MRP Popular Repub-
lican Movement) - 6,239 seats
"Moderates" 1887 seats
Left Republicans ------- $3.50 seats
Radical Socialists - 12.441 seats
Independent Socialists - 2 2,463 seats
Socialist Communist - So seats
MRP-RPF % seats
Various independents ATT seats
The Ministry, itself controlled by
the Socialists, gave no definition for
its term :"moderates," which un-
doubtedly included many candidates
(See FRENCH, Page. A-49
Evening star., 1947-10-27

(See POLAND, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1947-10-27

(See ALASKA, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1947-10-27

Sunny with highest about 80 today. Clear
tonight, lowest about 60. Tomorrow partly
cloudy and warm. Ful report on Page A-2)
Temperatures TODAY
Evening star., 1947-10-27

(See U. NJ, Page A-5)
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

Elyira Hussey is directress; Miss
Ollie Robertson. president .,,.........
Mrs. Irene Ingram was wed to
Bud Shavis last Friday night. Rev
d. W. Kidd performed the cere-
mony -. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Daniels are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Willie Daniels 80. Miss Mar
garet Jones celebrated with a
birthday party given at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs OF
to Jones Friday night. She receiv-
ed many lovely gifts ...... Mt Ia
Dor Missionary Society met We'd
nesday, July % at 2:30 p. m. at
the church. Mrs. Carrie Ashford
president 500. The Willing Work
ers Club met Thursday afternoon
at the church with the president
Mrs. Carrie Johnson. in charge
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

her work at Conway County Trg.
School, Menifee. Miss Mildred
Swinton, senior there, left Sun
day to enter ...... Miss Almeter
Erby left for an indefinite stay in
Kansas City -. Frank Ross OF
Russellville is spending a week
with MIR. and Mrs. Jones Fletcher
and family -. Mr.. Wheeler and
Miss Larthridge were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Swim
ton Thursday evening. They were
accompanied from Menifee by
Mrs. L. F. Henfphill 800. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cullin Fletcher spent Sun
day afternoon in Morrilton with
Mrs. Fletcher's sister Mrs Dock
Robinson ...... Mrs. Nellie Will
Jams left Saturday to visit her
mother at Hickory Hill .......... Mis-
SEES Charlie Mae and Ella Louise
Washington of Louisville, KY
are visiting their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. William Mcdaniel.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
Curdon

Depriest Campbell
Mrs. Eliza Cunningham Taylor
and son left Monday for their
home in Chicago 49,. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson a fine baby
boy and girl July Gath. Mother
and babies are doing fine $50. Mr..
and Mrs. Fairchild OF Poplar Bluff
Mo. stopped over Sunday night
with Miss Ruth Kolhiem and fam
lily en- route to Ell Dorado and
Texarkana -. Mrs. Ollivee Smith
and grandson. will leave Satur-
day night for Detroit, MICHIGAN
to visit her sister, Mrs. Pearl Mad
ison and children 49,. Rev. M. L.
Youngblood ccornpanied by Rev.
R. S. Shorty of Malvern attended
the funeral rites of Mrs. A. J.
jackson Thursday -. Mrs. John.
ME Campbell and children accom-.
See GURDON-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
Preston & Gold Loke
M. b. Wesley

Mrs. Alberta Stewart who re-
Gently underwent an operation at
United Friends Hospital, Little
Rock has been released by DR..
o. B. White z. Tex c. McCray
is a patient in the Mo. Pac. Hos
pital .. Mrs. Signora Hunt, 250l
E 9th Street, Little Rock is visit
ing friends and relatives here ..a
Miss Mary Alice Acklin is visit
ing her sister in Detroit, Michi-
gan s. Norman Ray, son of Mrs
Almeta Ray. left Friday for Los
Angeles, California to join his sis
ter z.. The Preston Grays played
double header July goth at Ca
bot. o Meeks and Jimmie Joe
Howard, pitchers. Verbie Jones
hit double over short scoring
two runs Final scores, Preston
Grays, 8; Cabot, 0. Final scores of
the Lonoke-Preston game, Preston
II; Lonoke 3. Curtis l.. Walker is
manager
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
EDWARD YATES

Hot Springs Funeral services
for Ed. Yates were held at Cot
trell Chapel Monday Prayer and
ermarks were made by Evange-
list Bonds. After a solo by Mrs
Anna Smith the kilograms and o.
bituary were read by Misses Lu-
cile and Juanita Jefferson. The
active pail bearers were Messrs.
Davis, Hood. Startling and Smith.
Burial was in Greenwood Ceme-
terry with Good Samaritan hon.
ors. Page Mortuary conducted the
funeral in very efficient man.
ner. Among the out of town visi-
tors were Miss Emery Robinson,
Of Chicago, Chas. Henderson, J.
l.. Barber of Helena, W. o. Hill
of Little Rock and Mrs Beatrice
Hunter of Helena.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

In loving memory of our beloved
daughter and sister, Irma Lee
Cherry Cunningham who passed
from this life one year ago, Aug.
4, 1916 No one knew the silent
heartaches. Only those who have
lost can tell of the grief that is
borne in silence for the one we
loved so well The call was sud-
den; the shock severe. We never
knew that your time was so near.
You live with us in memory still;
not just today but always will.
Sadly missed by:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cherry
parents; Clinton Cherry,
Socrates Cherry, Richard
Cherry, Plunkett Cherry,
Robert Cherry, Calvin
Cherry, brothers; Mrs.
orelia Williams. Mrs
Francis Daniels, sisters.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
ATKINS
McKindra Fletcher

Rev L H, McCrary conducted
wonderful services Sunday ....-.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Williams of Okla
homa spent a few days here Wis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. L. c.
Williams . Mr.. Wheeler a n d
Miss Larthridge, County Agents
of Conway and Faulkner Coun-
ties, met with the All boys and
girls of this community Thursday
The All boys and girls are max
ing plans TO attend the State
Short Course August 10 81 at
AMIN College, Pine Bluff ....,...,.
Mrs. l.. F. Hemphill has begun
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
BENTON
Charlie King, Jr.

The Womans Missionary Con-
vention of the Hot Springs Dis
trict closed successful meeting
at Pleasant Hill AME Church.
July 29th. Mrs. Jessie B. Turner
resigned as president on account
of her position as matron Of Short
er College, North Little Rock.
Mrs. |. M. Evans of Hot SPRINGS
who served the district as first
vice president the past year was
elected president. $6l970 was
raised during the meeting. DR.. ".
M. Eason is presiding elder Of tn
district ...... Mrs. Arnett Murchi-
son and her grandson. Curtis
Rawls, Jr. of Allen Temple AAR
Little Rock, visited the conven-
ton Sunday 49,. Mrs. Annie john
son, president Of the local socie-
ty was elected second vice prest-
dent of the Hot Springs District
and Mrs Mary Smith johnson
corresponding secretary of the To-
cal society. was elected cor
responding secretary. Rev. o. r
Delmar, pastor of the local church
and his members are grateful 10
the Church of God in Christ. St
Paul Baptist Church. Little Beth
Ell AME CHURCH. Bauxite, and
Mt Zion Baptist Church, and ain
ner friends for the very fine way
they helped to care for the con-
vention. Thanks also to Petar
Campbell. our STATE PRESS Cir
culation Manager.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
WEST ROCK
Leroy Madden, Jr.

Leroy Madden. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs SilaS Sanders are
having their home remodeled 49,.
George Heron. son of Mrs Dovie
Erwin Heron was seriously wound
ed in gun shot brawl by Clar-
ence Virgie ..... Mrs. Lettie WEIGH
er spent the weekend in Hot
Springs 49,. Mrs Ruth Hall, spirit
ual singer, will present a musical
program at e Macedonia Church
August 10th. Rev A. Boswick,
pastor
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

ed in knocksville, Illinois. His
body was brought here for burial
..-.. Will King and Mrs. M. w
Russ are patients at University
Hospital @ Rev. T. S. Jackson,
pastor of First Baptist Church
went to Texarkana to bury his
mother - Geneva Brantley of
st. Louis, Missouri and Dorothy
Goodman of New York City are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Goodman
Mrs. Mary Parr visited in Cam
den last week
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

Collie Caldwell

Jessie Giles, Mr.. and Mrs o
w. Highshaw and Rothchild Hayes
of this city and Detroit, Michigan
motored to Fordyce Sunday where
they attended the anniversary of
Rev. T. S. Jackson, pastor OF LIST
Baptist Church. Rev. Jackson form
erly pastored the church here for
10 years. Rev H. Goodwin preach
ed the II o'clock and the night
services for the trustees -. Mines.
Carrie Harris and Elmer Giles at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. A. J..
Jackson in Texarkana ....,.. Mrs.
Lena Martin. Mrs. Thuna Glas-
COW, Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Nine
weathers attended services Sunday
at Norphlet 49,. Rev. E. Kingsby
was honored with birthday show
er Monday night, July ~ Mack
wilkins of Detroit, Michigan Wis
tied his family here last week =.
Mrs. Carrie Green is reported on
the sick list -. Miss Matt Wilton
is improving ~. Alonza Daniels
is at home after years absence
in college ...... Mrs. Ludie Lewis
has improved from recent Ill
ness 900. II you fail to receive
your copy of the STATE PRESS
every weekend telephone 1903
and Grandpa Collie Caldwell will
get your paper to you at once.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
Green-Arno|d Nuptia|s

the matron of honor, Mrs. Doro-
thy Tuner was gowned in white
jersey, Erwin Graham served as
best man.
The ceremony and the recep-
ton were both held in the beauti-
full home of the grooms mother
Mrs. Green at 9l5 Gath Ave.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

MAN OF THE WEEK-The best
record Of the week Of July : for
the Universal Life Insurance 20.
IL that Of H. r. Sharpe. He Is =
part Of the Eastern Division Of
the District and has the territory
East Of Main to Gregg; South Of
Ninth to Granite Mountain. Mr..
sharpe started with the company
April IA. this year and Is said
to be making a fine record for
himself. His increase for July !
was s3.59 and his motto Is Ser
vice.. He Is a member Of Union
AME Church.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

Miss Goldyne Gladys Arnold.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs James
Arnold of Sologohachie, was mar
ried at Seattle Washington, to
Franklin Joseph Green, of Seattle.
The rites were performed by Rev,
+ Benjamin Davis
The bride was gowned in a bea-
utiful dress of chiffon and lace.
her vail OF net was caught to
her head with coronet of seed
pearls, and she carried a beauti-
full bouquet of white carnations.
Her bridesmaid, Miss Dolores
Beny was dressed in pink, and
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

$500. Nj. Tabor worshipped with
Shady Grove AME Sunday at 8
O'Clock. Rev. S, II. Banks, pastor
of Mt Tabor, preached the SER
mon. Public offering totalled sl2.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01

Mrs. Louise Rutherford

Mrs. Louise Rutherford
Miss Ida Belle Fisher has re-
turned from an extended vaca-
tion in Detroit, Michigan -. Mrs.
b. E. Simmons was home for the
weekend from summer school at
AM&N College. Pine Bluff -.
Mrs. Helen Gender of Flint, Mich.
is house guest of her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs, P. H. Jones ...... A Jun
Tor choir has been organized at
MI. Tabor Baptist Church. Mrs
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
Garfield
Matte d. Whitfield

Regular services were held at
Thomas Chapel last Saturday and
attendance was great. Dinner was
served in the afternoon. After
dinner the Southern Travellers of
Plain Dealing Louisiana, render
ed a program . Just before the
program, a train hit truck but
nobody was hurt ...-.. Mrs. Mary
Norwood and Matte D. Whitfield
are on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
Wesson
Dollie J. Loggins

Dollie J. Loggins
Sunday, July 20 was a high dav
at Beulah Grove. Rev. Rowe
preached a soul-stirring sermon.
Deacon Greene, J. w. Mccullough,
and Mr. and Mrs Ezekial Holland
Allen Holland, Jesse Carter, Rev
Millsap and Deacon Area from
Mt, Ollie, Ell Dorado, were pre-.
sent. $500 was raised.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-01
Soap slivers

Save soap slivers; place In dish Of
water by sink. use on greasy pots
and pans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-27
Scooter Club
Arranges For
Outing Sunda,

A regular business meeting of
the Southernmost Cush m n
Scooter ,Club was held last night
in Duffy's Tavern on Division
street, with % members present.
The club decided on emblems
with the clubs colors, red and
blue, to be used in the design.
Mrs. Dorothy Daniels, enter
tainment chairman, announced
the following committees for the
Halloween party to be given
October 3, at St. Mary's Parish
Hall: @at
Thurman Sands, Jr., dance
chairman; Mrs. Claudia Walter,
refreshment chairman; job n
knight, decoration chairman;
VIM. Glisck, ticket chairman for
the Sentinel Console Radio and
Automatic Photograph to be
given away by the club the
night of the party.
BY unanimous vote Mark Duff
fly was made an honorary mem
Der.
Eugene Mike Carey, the clubs
police officer, reported three vio-
lators of the clubs rules. Two OF
the violators pleaded guilty AND
were each given a light fine
Paul Walter, Thurman Sands
Jr., were appointed police Of
ficers for the next two weeks.
A road trip was planned fol-
tomorrow Members and guest:
wishing to participate are re-
guested to meet at the home OF
Bob Daniels. Caroline and Grin.
nell streets (rear) at 500 a. m.
g equipped for a days outing O.
fishing and swimming.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-27
Twin Bill Set
For Barracks;
|. Saints In Lead

The first contest will find the
league-leading Saints and the
sole owners of the cellar, the
Blue Sox, contending. The Saints
will be praying to continue their
winning streak, while the Blue
Sox, who broke in the win col
umn, will be trying to hand the
Saints their first defeat and may
be tie for third or in third place.
The Saints have a game and a
half head of the second place
Pirates. A defeat will still leave
the San Carlos in first place.
! The Saints will probably use
Diaz and Pazo for their defense.
The, Blue Sox will have Owens
Or Henson with j. Navarro to
form their battery.
The San Carlos hasn't played in
two weeks. They didn't play the
first time on account of the
seventeen inning game between
the Pirates and Blue Sox, and
last Sunday it rained them out.
The Blue Sox has a slight edge
over them, as they have been
off only a week, but both clubs
stand equally matched when
they play the first game Sunday.
The second game is to be the
thriller of the evening. The Gil
more and Pirates will be fight
ing for second place in the Island
City League A defeat of the Gil@
more will put them in third or
last place, while a defeat to the
Buccaneers will put them in
third place or tie for the cellar.
1t will really be a tight duel in
the second game.
:. The battery for the Gilmore
will probably be Brooks ana
Mooses. The Buccaneers will
will use Salinero with Rodriguez
catching. IT'S really going to be
some swell pitching. 1t might
turn out to be pitchers duel.
Brooks, the Gilmore's ace, has
really lot on the ball and is
very cool in tight spots. Salinero,
the Pirates ace, is another old
timer and keeps cool head on
him, too.
The San Carlos claims that
they're. the only good ball club
in the Island City League, but
the Pirates, Gilmore and the Blue
Sox1 haxe different ideas about
it. They intend to show the
Saints how to kneel down and
pray. The San Carlos sure has
the right to tell the other bah
clubs woh's leading the league
since it started and for the next
two coming weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-27
YANKEES FAVORED TO
TAKE WORLD SERIES,
BEGINNING TUESDAY
.Bayview Tits
Scheduled For
This Evening

The Homestead All Stars will
play a doubleheader tonight al
Bayview Park. and Fuchs will
pitch for them. He was the
leading pitcher for the Homestead
League, with IL won and two re1
verses.
Fuchs will be pitted against
Frank Tynes. who has won seven
and lost but two games for the
Vets. Rue will be on second. He
has stolen 20 bases this year.
Sam Bromide will be in left field
and J. b. Cloninger will be at
short. Both batted over $50.
Cocres will be behind. the plate.
He Is a great bitter and hits best
In a pinch. III
The Veterans have Castro, who
hits over $50, M. Tynes, 1888,
Santana, $40, Machin, S45, Man
ager Wells, hitting over 500. Her
nandez, who is in batting slump
now. but who. in out OF town
games, usually hits well.
In the second game the Stars
will use cloninger. who is a
great pitcher. He has a ball that
is hard 20 hit. The Gilmore will
depend on Porter or Tucker, both
are good pitchers, and If Tucker
Is right. he Is hard to beat. The
Veterans will have the league
leading hitter In there, Osborn,
with a 480 average. Fallon, 400,
$50. Stenger 444. Means
20l and Snee 375 and Curry 26S.
That will give you an idea Of the
batting club the Gilmore has.
The first game viii start at
7aO D. m. Griffen and Mira. UNI
pires: Brady announcing, and
Aguilar scorekeeper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-27

OF Engagement

MIR. and Mrs. William ". Al
bury. 7o7 Washington street. AMI
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Geraldine May. to Ev-
erett Sweeting. son of Mrs. An
ME Sweeting. Dol Pearl street.
Miss Albury is a graduate Of
the Key West High School, class
of l947, where she was accorded
several signal honors. Sweeting
graduated from the Key West
High School in l943. after which
he joined the United States Army
and served as an MP. until his
discharge.
Date of the marriage has not
been set.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-27
WANT BUS

Editor, The Citizen:
We are students in the Key
West High School We play many
'of the sports that the school has.
Last year we made our athletic
trips in private cars. We were
crowded. Many boys who deserv-
ed TO make the trips couldn't go,
las there was no means of trans
portation.
Last year the school board
promised us boys that this year
we would have an athletic bus.
Where is it? Mr.. Papy had a state
law passed making money avail
abel for athletics. Why can't we
use some of it to buy a bus?
This bus could be used by the
band and any other school groups
that have to 60 anywhere. This
bus would make it safer for boys
and girls to travel. Can't we,
please, have bus?
the above letter is signed by
the following High School stu
dents:
Z, Charles Perez, Billy Albury,
Louis Pineda, Paud Higginboth-
am, Robert Parks, Hilburn Rob-
erts, Jr., Ben Saunders, Robert