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said to him, I don't know, I. just
knew and pretty soon we were
chatting like old friends.
THE next day he called me uI
aid my family met him, and we
had a date, and I've been SCENIC
HIM ever since. But / have other
dates, so I wouldn't say was 60
ing steady. would you? Oh, / don't
LnoW, maybe l am. at least Tn
almost going steady. :"
Right now Mary is sitting
around waiting for Mel's jeep to
arrive. ."He is wild for jeeps", she
says, land a jeep will be perfec,
for us on account of we're both
small-I'm just a little over S foot
and Mel is only about S foot O.
only l never tell him he's small
he doesn't like to be reminded.
just tell him all the time how
wonderful he is-maybe l should
call him TarZan, or something big
like that. But l don't care that he
isn't tall, I like him just the way
ne is"
Mary has lots of fun in Holly
wood but not many beaux be-
cause she works too hard. Her
studio pets are Bing Crosby and
Bob Hope because they're such
cutups they make work fun"
"That Bob is card" she says.
do you know what he said when
We were working ON the set OF
Variety Girl? The director got
up and announced that everybody
should bear down and work ex.
ira hard SO l could get away at
$50 because I'm under age and
can't work over 10 hours"
So Bob got up and piped-"Yes
folks, let's all get busy now SC
Hatcher can get back to her in
cubator."
On one occasion, Mary relates,
Bing and Bob did d scene where
they had to walk out door to-
gether. Everybody sat around
waiting for their temperance
but they didn't return that after
noon. They just nonchalantly
walked right off the set and kept
on walking to the golf course.
Mary Hatcher doesn't smoke or
drink and she's glad she doesn't
like to because Mel doesn't like
girls who smoke or drink; he
thinks girl has more dignity
when she acts her age"
Mary says she is always en-
barraSsed when she goes in the
ladies lounge at the movies and
sees bobby soxerS in skirts and
sweaters 'sneaking smoke.
why do they think it's smart
she asks, when they look SO
silly"
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~QCN ~
\1EENY
k1ALk !
AP Newsfeatures
Oe~~S~Ax,

Somehow you always imagine
that teen ayers are the same the
world over--except in glamorous
Hollywood. But it amt neces-
sarily so. The kids out there
have the same problems about
family, clothes, puppy-love, etc,
that other. kids have.
Listen to Mary Hatcher, for in
stance. That is, if you can get the
vivacious l8-year-old Mary to. sit
still long enough to have a con-
versation. Movie starlet Mary,
who is now starring in the Broad
way production, "Oklahoma!" has
coolies of vim and vigor, lovely
red-brown hair She chatterS
lnerrily on and on. Currently.
she is mad for Mel Torme. "
Crooner Mel, who is making a big
hit with the bobby-soxers now, is
Mary's big charge.
IT'S so wonderfully romantic
the way I met him." says Mary,
he was going upstairs and I was
going downstairs, and l was with
& friend. :"
When Mary stopped for breath
I asked her: Stairs, where?"
'Oh, at the Cope" "a restau-
ranD.
Then she continued excitedly:
: And l said to my friend, Isn't
that Mel Thorme?'' and he heard
J me, SO he came back down the
stairs and said, Yes, I'm Mel
Torme, how did you know?' and
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REFRIGERATION SERVICE

service Engineer
ing. Prompt service and repairs
on all makes of domestic and
commercial refrigefators. Flor
ida Keys Refrigeration Service,
1912 Division Street. Phone
2ll-J. aug9-3 tx
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Air condition your home, apart
ment, office with a 20" window
exhaust fan. List price, $4,000;
our price, $45.00. Electric iron
with cord, $4.98. Electric hot
water heater, $685.. 8" electric
fans, no oiling at any time.
Paints and oils. Doherty ano
Company, 846 Olivia, cor. Pack
er ST., Phone 1897.
aug12-14- 15-3tx
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Andrew Griffen, by Jose Ponce
against Evangelina Ponce; By
Thelma Sherry against Henry W.
Sherry and by Kathryn A. Gates
against John C. Gates.
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Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed yesterday with the office OF
Circuit Court Ross c. Sawyer by
Annie Louise Duffy against Mark
Duffy; by Anne Griffen against
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Beverage distributor with own
truck for sc soft drinks. Excel
lent proposition. Write Star
Beverages, Inc, 2417 N. Miami
Ave, Miami. Florida.
augl1-3t
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The first watches were too
large to carry in the pocket and
were usually hung from the
girdle.
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Brand new Jeep Marine Engine.
complete with aircooled C
version and 2 in l reduction
gear, for immediate delivery
$414.95. Great Southern Autc
Supply, % N. w. Goth Straat
Miami, Florida. augll-6t
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GUARANTEED USED CARS
1912 Chrysler, 4-door; 1912 Nash,
4-door; 1889 Ford, conyertihle
sedan; 1916 Plymouth, club
coupe.
MONROE MOTORS, INC,
Ford Dealer Phone 72J
aug9-t3t
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All frames used for display pur-
poses may be had for half-price
until the end of the month.
EvanS-Pilkington Studio.
aug11-tf
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Furnished cottage, near commis-
sary. Couple only. $45.00
monthly Apply 704 White.
augl2-ltN
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Girls bicycle, "a, almost new.
All Elizabeth Street, Phone
4l3-J. aug1l- 81
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FOR RENT

Furnished four-room apartment.
maid and janitor service, linens
and all utilities furnished. Apply
Coral Hotel Apartments.
jul29-14tX
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PERSONAL SERVICE

If you need courteous and eff
cient plumbing service, cali A.
G.. Roberts, $50. Licensed mas
ter plumber. aug9-l9t
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Vacuum cleaners and washing
machines repaired. O'Briant.
Telephone 1164-M. augl-tf
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FOR SALE

Servel gas refrigerator, excellent
condition. Priced for quick
sale, $500. 621 Catholic Lane,
Phone 1097-W. Call after 500
pm. aug8-6tx
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1916 Dodge, lh-ton truck, plat
form body, like new, or Will
trade for good, light truck. Lon
Smith, 500 White st. aug9-7t
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Swedish massage treatments, 5
for $500, 10 for $500. Phone
SIS for appointment. aug7-6t
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You may write Vivian Brown
in care of this paper about news
of your own gang.)
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MISCELLANEOUS

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
512 Margaret Street, Phone 1911.
Give us try on your next job.
Free estimates. aug1- 1mo
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Buick sedan, 1893. Excellent
transportation. 4 good tires. Z
spares. Car in good mcdaniel
condition. Price, $250. No. Is
Rest Beach, Telephone 1882 NJ.
aug9-3ix
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Nice apartment to quiet couple.
No DRINKS, no pets. 922 Eaton
ST, Phone 500. aug9- 81
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New cupboard motor boats for
rent at loves on Stock Island.
One mile up the old HIGHWAY
augl23tX
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2 apartments at 1l04 Division St.
completely furnished. One bed
room. No children nor pets.
augllGt
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Picture Framing: Pictures framed
and matted. Phone 1197-M,
GA Francis St. jul26-lrnox
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1884 Studebaker, $100. Tony
Auto and Body Shop. aug8-G
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10-piece dining room suite, rca-
sonable. Ssh, w. Poinciana
after S. aug9-3tX
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Small cottage, utilities furnished
$l2 weekly. Apply Albury 5
Service Station. aug86t-,
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Spanish Lines, Hibiscus, Steph-
anotis, Bougainvilleas. Palm,
Crotons, Rose and Fruit Tree
other plants. 1904 Southland St.
Phone 1049-J. aug1-5-12X
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FOR SALE

Two bedroom furnished house
with garage on lot so X l04
32l0 Avenue go, Phone 70.
aug12-6ix
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Automatic Duro electric water
pump. Two galvanized pres
sure tanks. Price $50. Ca)I
l077-M or apply lll9 Won Phis-
ter st. aug4- If
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Wanted-Secretary, one capable
handling office, unlimited cor
respondence and general con-
fidential matters. Reply in own
handwriting, giving complete
data as to experience, age and
other qualifications. Write 472.
care Key West Citizen.
aug11-2t
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information for the Advertisers
HELP WANTED
RATES FOR REGULAR and
BLACKFACE TYPE

Wanted at once. secretary, quail
fled for general office work,
permanent resident. Pc. Box
708, Key West, Fla aug9-tf
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House and lot, so X 100. 1890
Harris Ave. aug6-6tx
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Experienced waitress. Ponce's
Bar-BQ. aug1 1-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-25
Property Sales

Adrian Rollini, Westchester.
N. Y, paid Ethel M. Coles $23, 800
for five lots in Tavernier Cove,
Key Largo, according to d war
ranty deed filed yesterday in the
office of Circuit Court Clerk Ross
c. Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. Ybanez
transferred to Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Henderson, North Mi
ami, a property at Key Largo,
for $4,000.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward W. Scud-
der transferred to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry E. Albury, Islamorada, a
property on Upper Matecumbe
Key, for 5000.
MIR. and Mrs. Cyril H. Lowe.
transferred to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fl. Robel, Islamorada,
property on Van Phister street
here, for $4,000.
Charlotte III. Mitchell trans
ferred to M. Louise Curry, TIA
Eaton street, property on Key
Largo, for $500.
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Special Sale
By WAA In Cato
Warehouse Here

Ths War Assets Administra-
ton will conduct a special sale
Of set-aside items for veterans OF
World War ii only. in the Cato
warehouse. Key West. October
l and 2. II was announced today.
According TO George w. PEN
man. manager of WAA's Gus
toner service center at Miami.
the merchandise. which Is in
limited quantity. may be inspect
ed September 20 and 80 from
% a. m. until 3 p. m. Sales will
start al 0 a. m. October I. he
added.
Included in the inventory are
typewriters. office chairs. straight
chairs. executive and typists
desks, office tables, office and
records safes. filing cabinets.
mems bicycles, folding cots. ma
chinists vises. pattern makers
vices. winter helmets and small
supply Of 7-power binoculars.
Veterans need only present
evidence of honorable discharge
from the service in order 10 buy.
Fenman said.
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Mrs. $: N. Pepper
New Chairman
Jr. Red Cross

7 Allan Hampton, chapter chair
man of the American Red Cross,
announces the appointment of
Mrs. Nathan Pepper. I'll Poin-
ciana Place. as the new chairman
of the Junior Red Cross. Mrs.
Pepper succeeds Mrs. Fernando
,Camus. who resigned at the end
of the school. year.
In celebrating the thirtieth an
niversary of working toward
world peace and international
understanding. as well as good
citizenship, the Junior Red Cross
has plans to make this the most
productive year in its history. IN
ternational activities of the or
Eanization include exchanging
correspondence albums and art
materials with children of other
nations. The msmbers have also
set goal of 100000 gift boxes
to children overseas.
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makes daily rainfall reports. at
noon, to Red Cross headquarters
here. When a hurricane is spot
ted. sometimes half-dozen times
day, on the storms progress
and probable path.
Suppose hurricane is headed
for Florida and the Weather Blu
reau thinks it will hit Dade
County first. The nearest Red
Cross area office, at Atlanta. Ga,
makes sure the local chapters
have been warned and are get
ting ready. 1t may establish, a
temporary regional headquarters
to direct the work of chapters
in several counties or even sew
eral states.
The local workers get their
machinery in operation and make
sure that families along the coast
have been warned and moved
out. If necessary, the Red Cross
moves them.
When the storm strikes, emer-
gency aid-food, shelter, clothing
and medicines on hand. The
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WASHINGTON WEATHER
mUnEAii. ADVISORY NUMBER
~ teeo Al. E~T. Sept. rs,
tef1
TIE Etofm passed into the NJ
lanalr ttssf sotlh 81 the Virginia
Caera and "a 10 q m. Est. was
eemlasfd alNui 90 miles east
assfhsaaf ~ Norfolk. moving
n1Mtle sd a atsut 20 miles pee
hssu Esfllcg thla mafning winds
wrfe M o. go nsiics pes hour IN
the Nnffoih area. wtth gusts up
a. - Wllhra pei hour ~ Chambers
Fsaaa
lma6raiissBs afr tor continued
mmaa maatheaatwaid movement
d.ss ~ ts.slaf and tguight with
siaft taCfusas tn intensity and
ssua areetsation In forward
uroxsusent
Ntatleast stufu warnings re-
wain alaplaypd nufth Ut the Viz.
stmia Gmpea o. E@atport. Maine,
mmh smamli efaft wsFnings on the
t'auaaasaks ana Delaware BAYS
aasf ffusa tiss Nifginia Cspes "a
Ceps ttstlsras
RAMPEY,
Wentheg Bureau.
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Dedication OF
Legion Home On
Armistice Day

A regular meeting of Arthur
Sawyer Post NJ. %, American
Legion, was held last evening at
the new Legion Home on Stock
Island.
Commander c. B. Harvey an
nounced that the new Home will
be formally dedicated on ARMS
tice Day, November IL. with
elaborate ceremonies and cele-
bration. Details will be announc-
ed shortly.
The applications of Michael L.
Shea, Peter P. Perez, and Or
willie Smith were approved for
membership. The obligation cere-
meny will be conducted by the
Key West Guard of Honor.
1t was stated that the l94s
memberships were progressing
very well. The membership con-
test will officially close April l.,
1913. Prizes will be presented the
winners.
A very interesting sound film
of the 1916 National Legion Con-
vention at San Francisco, Calf,
was shown to the membership in
by John J. O'Conner,
chairman, house committee.
1t was stated that the Post
would again sponsor an American
Legion Christmas party at the
Naval Hospital for the enjoyment
Of the patients.
The Department Mid-Winter
Convention is scheduled for Tam
"a, January 17-18.
U. ]. Delgado, Grand Chef de
rain - 40/8, announced that the
Aerial Round Up
viii be held in Sanford, Satur-
lay, November 8.
The Post gave endorsement to
he SouthernmoSt Gus h m n ;
Scooter Club which was recently
Commander Harvey announced |
hat the Key West Lodge of Elks |
Will conduct a ceremony in the !
of the Legion Home !
IN Saturday, October 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-25
Investigate Charges That
Woman Held In County Jail
Stole Automobile She Had
MRS. MARION PEYTON,1
JACKSONVILLE, KY,
ARRESTED AT TAVER.
NIER SUNDAY

Mrs. Marion Peyton, %, of
jacksonville, KY, is being held in
County Jail here on an open
charge pending an investigation
by the FIJI that she allegedly
stole the automobile in which she
was arrested at Tavernier Tues
Gay night.
According to a report filed by
Deputy Sheriff Louis Pellecier,
Tavernier, Mrs. Peyton got the
tank of her automobile filled with
gas in Tavernier and then drove
off without paying for it.
Pellecier caught the machine
she was driving and took Mrs.
Peyton back to Tavernier. Under
questioning. Mrs. Peyton revealed
that she did not have title to the
car. Pellecier checked with Madi-
sonville and notified the FBI.
An agent of the FIJI was here
yesterday and he questioned
Mrs. Peyton. He learned the auto
mobile is owned jointly by her
husband and another man. He
learned that Mrs. Peyton had the
use of the car and after quar-
rel with her husband drove off
in it.
Mrs. Peyton is being held while
those in jacksonville make up
their minds whether to file
charges against her or not.
Charges would have to be filed
at Louisville, KY, and then a
warrant for the woman would be
forwarded the u. S. marshal at
Miami.
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local chapter even plans truck
routings in advance. - -
After the storm, specially
trained disaster workers 60 into
the area and make rehabilita-
ton survey. The people help
themselves as much as possible,
then the Red Cross carries on
from there with gifts Of money
for hospital care. to replace fur
niture and clothes and even to
repair or rebuild houses. Some
times the gifts run into thousands
of dollars for a single family.
For years that rehabilitation
work ran about $4,000,000
year." Herrle said. Last year it
was $5,0O0,000, and the Lord only
knows what it will be this, year."
On the wall behind Herrle,s
desk is a 1906 photograph of the
San Francisco earthquake and
fire and an ARTISTS darwing of
the Louisville, KY, cyclone, tor
nado and fire of 1890. .-z, ,
Those were a little before his
time. His first. big Job with the
Red Cross was to work on d study
of flood problems in China in
sgiA When World War I broke
out he returned to this. country
and in 1915 went abroad. with the
Rockefeller Foundations war
relief commission.
r Herrle returned to, the Red
Cross after the war. He hit the
big leagues in Disaster Relief
with the 1926 Florida hurricane
and has been at it since. His
toughest jobs have been two Flo
rida hurricanes. two Mississippi
river floods and the 1927 flood
in Vermont. :.
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Lost: Barnyard

MURPHySBoRo. HAP
Anybody seen Ed Hines barnlot?
Where II was Is now just a hole
and In II Is a barn. the roof of
which Is about level with the
top Of the hole. II all resulted
during the Mississippi river flood
recently when a swift current of
rushing flood waters literally
gouged the ground from under
the barn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-25
Truman Appeals
TO Americans To
Eat Carefully
POINTS OUT EASY Way
I'D SAVE 20 MILLION
BUSHELS on WHEAT
ANNUALLY

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA
FfsNaasns Truman ~ appealing
"'asY 20 We American people To
s~s -. i'"inisa out mat u every
~ ~ nssm sis "ne Niiee less OF
"f~ae ani's, the amount IN wheat
@@*s@ ~"~su We @mtsicsent to take
t@fr a. we hnngEy ~ EaFope and
NA.a
One silce of bread lens a day
ioF every American, he added.
b eqnlsnieni to 20 million bushels
"a wheat . year.
a. ann.ml.a farther An Amer.
ls.u. 4. - n,,,r. ..ls.stiy. IN h,,v.
- f.m.i.a,sggs mi an, IA o,Ir.
ehaau ANYTHING slat because they
tlansahs they may need n. For
A seslrally every American. he
assisFed. Tightening the beit" a
Ne ~ould aot h. injurious. but.
- nsosa saAeA, would be- bene-
tmtti b. health.
Tho siluatlan in Europe In
sisurtaass og gosslsiufis. the Pres
dent an.eftesi demands imme-
as1ts agtcntiun some of has adj,
tlsrrs stated that. even n u Is
aacmlra o. eall . special session
vi eomufeaA action canno, be
iakam - time o. avert widespread
hmn&tt ~ some areas. lie said
latest feports hs had received In
dsgasrd that tussd sisutild he going
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! Apd
Marshall Under
Russian Attack
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a. - A
troadcaster in Moscow today at
tackled President Truman and
Secretary of State Marshall as
fostering international reaction
no less dangerous than was
Naziism."
No official comment here was
made regarding the broadcast,
though, unofficially, it was assert
ed that Russia is turning loose
more lying propaganda to try to
cover up her own misdeeds, par
ticularly among her satellite ma
lions she is grinding under her
iron heel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-25

The Red Cross depends primar-
lily on its local chapters-one in
every county. at least-for it's
preparedness. Each chapter has a
disaster chairman in charge of
surveying local resources and
getting them lined up for emer-
gency use.
"One of best setups we have
is in Florida, the Dade County
organization in Miami" Herrle
told me. IF they had hurricane
this morning they could put 30
600 people under shelter tonight"
Disaster business in this coun-
try is big, The Red Cross gets
about a disaster a day. ranging
from small fires up to floods. cy-
clones and hurricanes. 1t still is
paying for the care of people in
jured in cyclones 10 years ago
and expects to be taking care of
injured from the Texas City,
Tex. explosion and fire 10 years
hence.
Here roughly is the the way the
Red Cross goes to work on a dis
aster:
The U. S. Weather Bureau
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William Hodson
Dies In Miami

William Francis Hodson, of
62-2 Poinciana, died Monday af-
teraoon in Miami from a heart
attack suffered while visiting
relatives.
He was Civil Service employee
in the U. S. Naval Hospital in
Key West.
Funeral services, will be held
Saturday at 10 a. m. in Miami.
Survivors are: Widow, Mrs.
Louise Hodson: son, Dickie; step
daughters, Jean and Catherine:
brothers, Charles and Kaleb; sis
ter, Margaret Noonan.
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Lawton Swan, Jr.,
HeadOf Florida
Drive On Cancer

TAMPA, Sept. Is. - Lawton
Swan, Jr., st. Petersburg insur-
anae executive, again will head
Florida's financial drive in 1913
for the American Cancer So
ciety, Mrs. Malcolm Smith, ex-
ecutive director for the society's
Florida division, announced to-
day.
The drive will be held next
April.
Swan served as state campaign
chairman in 1947, making one of
the outstanding records in the
country in the drive which raised
$4,000 in Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-25
Funeral For
Archer Infant

Funeral services for the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Franklin
Al cher. who died Monday in the
Key West Municipal Hospital,
were held Monday at 2:30 p. m.
Burial was in the family plot,
in City Cemetery.
Survivors, besides parents, are
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam T. Archer, and Mrs. Anna
Sands.
Lopez Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-25
Gilmore Finally
Returns Base

USS Gilmore, a submarine
tender and the largest ship sta
toned at Key West Submarine
Base, finally was moved into the
base today from the anchorage
outside the Naval harbor where
she had been held by high winds
for more than a week.
During her enforced absence
from the harbor, the Gilmore had
been taken on a training cruise
and engaged in firing practice off
Key West.
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Motorcycle
Victims Body
Sent Home

Body of Miss Gloria De Liber-
It's. q, who died from injuries re-
ce;ved in a motorcycle accident
on the Overseas Highway. was
seslr yesterday afternoon to Phil
adeiphia by the Lopez Funeral
home for funeral services and
burial.
Survivors are her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernardo De Libertis.