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Evening star., 1947-11-21
N. G.. A. Storts Well

The Naval Communications An
mex basket ball team is off to a fly
ing start. N. C. A. opened its season
last night with an impressive $3.50
victory over the Dahlgren Naval
Base, as Joe Griffith registered 10
points.
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Pro Basket Ball
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Boston, So; Philadelphia. 81.
Baltimore. IS: New York, 56.
St. Louis, rs: Providence, 81.
Chicago. 81: Washington. II.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Oshkosh. SO. Toledo, 43
Sheboygan. So; Minneapolis, Al.
Anderson, 81; Fort Wayne, SO.
Moline. S. Indianapolis. 54.
Rochester, 65: Flint. so.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1947-11-21
OUTDOORS

With any kind of weather break
this week end should offer sport
aplenty for anglers and hunters.
The upland game season is on in
Evening star., 1947-11-21

go Ten years ago-Maxie Rosen-
bloom, ex = light heavyweight
champ, knocked out for the first
time in nine years. when kayoed
by Jimmy Adamick in the second
round
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Hockey at q Glance
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN IEAEITE.

by 1TTe NS8UITuTV0
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Providence, 3; Pittsburgh. 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, 9: New Haven: 2.
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
PACiFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, 4; San Diego. =!
QUEBEC SENIOR LEAGUE.
New York, 6; Shawinigan Falls, (tie).
Boston, g. Valleyfielyd, 5.
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Kenneth Davis Bowls 448-Set
For Naval Gun Factory Mark

was pins shy Of Carl Baudu's sea.
son high Of I'll.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Attractive Bank Publication Says
4
Orsvsess H;shwsy Described As Oh Wonder Of World
New Vests Greatest Era" Ahead

An stirsctive souvenir publ
e=ssaa possssying Florida and
e~ch of the communities in which
. sncsnbrr al the Florida National
Bank N locaied has been received
here and distributed tai various
key West businessmen by Jerry
y. Trevor. president of the Flor
ida National Bank at Key West.
The slick paper volume brings
ssat that Florida is the fastest
GFowing state In the nation by a
comfortable margin and explains
tir origin NJ the Florida National
Bank II Jacksonville. A map of
ksoFida 10 included. showing red
stars for the many Florida Ma
tionai Banks.
Pensacola. which has the larg-
csi iandlockcd harbor i'm the
world: Jacksonville, ST. Joe and
Ghspiey. Gainesville. Ocala, Starke
and Bushnell and others are list
ed wlth coiorful photos lending
much la the publications appeal
ing and well-written description.
n great future for the Ever.
glaees - . fruit and vegetable
dssfrsri b. forecast and West Palm
Beach ~ described as "Florida's
asoid Coast, Coral Gables "the
lily hcautifui" and Miami the
'Magsc City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
King George, u,
OF Greece, Dio&
Suddenly Today


ATHENS. April l. - King
George, II, of Greece died sud-
denly at 2:30 o'clock this morning
(9:19 AIM, Eastern Standard
ttlne) of an attack of angina pee
toriS. ~
In 1912, when the Nazis were
overruning Greece, King George
fled to London. where he remain
ed in exile till last September
when he returned to Greece after
plebecite, which resulted in
his recall by large majority of
votes.
Russia was displeased over the
results of the plebecite, asserting
it had been unfairly conducted.
but the United States and Great
Britain maintained that the cleo
ton had been fair.
Prince Paul will become King
Georges successor at ceremony
to be conducted tonight, begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock.
King George, III, was born July
20, 1890, the son of King Con-
Stantine. SIS
Official Washington said today
that King Georges sudden death
will not have any effect on Pres
ident Humans proposal to adj
vance $500, O0O, 900 to Greece and
Turkey).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01

a Key Westers will be pleased
to note the two fine photographs
accompanying the article on this
city. "The 90-mile wide and mile
deep Florida Straits through
which the Gulf Stream pours lUO
billion tons of water per hour,
parallels the Keys on the south
east and the Gulf of Mexico Dor
dcrs on the northwest" the article
relates.
From Key Largo to X. w. is
Americas tropical wonderland,
the mild equable climate is 'un-
surpassed anywhere in the world.
The mean average temperature is
~ degrees. Frost is unknown.
"The Overseas Highway should
certainly qualify as the 9th Won
der of the world Key West and
the Florida Keys, entering upon
their greatest era of sound and
permanent development, are serv-
ed by the Florida National Bank
at Key West, southernmost bank
in the U.S."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
First Submarine: Il.
Accepted By Navy.
On April II, 1900

On April II 1900. the Navy
Department of the United States
accepted and put into commits
sion the first submarines light
ship Of about 60 feet in length.
no more than one-fourth as long
as the present day monsters of the
deep.
On the date of the presenta-
ton, April II, the Key West
Navy Base will celebrate the 47th
anniversary of the event with
suitable ceremonies, it was an
nounced Today.
The USS. Holland, the first
submarine. was built for the J.
p. Holland Torpedo Boat Com
pany by the Crescent Ship Yards.
Philadelphia. The Holland was
a small vessel compared with to-
days 2,200-ton submarines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
= :: y s? ?;:, 1::z i,
Ut Cigarette IaX}xa army Day

What may be the last
Army Day observed in Key
West by an Army Unit will
be celebrated here, Monday.
April ?.
Col. Abrsm v. Rinesrson.
new commanding officer of
the ArmY's Harbor Defenscs
Of Key West. will hold an
Army Day dinner at the Key
West Barracks at 1915 pm.
with city officials and repre-
sentatives of veterans and
civic organizations as guests
of honor. Officers of the
Cuban government. includ-
ing a general. are also expect
ed TO attend.
The Amy installations.
which have been ordered
to close after lls years Of OPP
Grafton here are observing
Army Day. which falls on
April 6. on the following day
to avoid conflict with Easter
observance. The Jose Marti
Week parade to be conducted
by ST. Mary's Star Of the Sea
Parish the same night will
contain some Army personnel
and equipment as a special
tribute to Army Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Detention Rooms !
At Tavcrnier And
Marathon Urged

Detention rooms are needed at
Marathon and at favcrnier to
handle persons arrested on mis-
deznsor charges. officials Of Mon
rue County announced today.
Under state laws, all persons
arrested an the Upper Keys must
be brought before Justice of the
Peace Lowe Of Tavcrnier. There
are mo jails ca detention quarters
either nj Marathon or Tavenior.
That coInpels the deputy sher-
ifs and constables to bring their
prisoners arrested for intoxica-
tion. ss Migrants and for disOrd-
erly conduct 90 County Jail at
Key West. To obey the law no
siseriffs deputy or constable can
set bail for such persons. They
must first he taken before a JUS
tice II the peace.
I'm case the prisoners are
brought 10 Key West then the ar
resting officers are compelled, un-
der the law. to take their pris-
oocTs 10 Tavenior for arraign-
mcnt.
County Solicitor Allan b.
clczTe.. Jr.. said that no longer
would o deputy or constable be
allowed to fix the bail on the
eases ~ such prisoners. The pris-
sness would have tn stay in Jail
here until their arrangement be-
f0se y peace justice.
Justice Lowe said that the
County should provide detention
RESINS al Marathon and Tavenior.
IIe said that some time ago he
hsd decdcd property on the up
prr keys Cor jails. but he later
Withdrew his offer when the
couniy commissioners failed to
EFT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Seaman Is Given
Commentator For
Efforts In Pacific

. Andrew D. McQuade Jr., 20,
seaman &c Of Baltimore, Md, has
been authorized to wear the Navy
Unit commentator in recogni
ton Of his service as a member
of the destroyer, Haywood l., Ed
wards.
The personnel Of the Edwards
was commended for displaying
outstanding heroisn by the crew
i'm action against the enemy Jap
ancse forces in the Pacific.
! Authorization was presented to
McQuade by Capt. A. G. w. Nc
Fadden, USN. commanding Of
ficer of the Fleet Sonnar School
where the seaman is now taking
a course of instruction in sonar
operation and maintenance.
McQuadc is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. McQuadc, 1902 South
.Conklin Street, Baltimore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Sim Fem Funds
Grow While Irish
Fight, Over Them
AP Newsfedtures

AP NeWSfedtuTeS
'nUBLN.-The quurter CEN
- tury squubble over owner
ship of money collected for the
Irish Republican movement
during lreldnd's fight for indie
pendence has token q new
turn. Prime Minister Edmon
De Valera has introduced q bill
into the Ddil to halt the hearing
Of an action by the Sim Fein
organization to gain possession
Of the money.
The bill would direct that the
fund, now totaling 100000 and
mostly collected in the United
States, be used to- alleviate idis-
tress among veterans Of the indie
pendence movement.
The money was collected to
aid the, Sim Fein Yourselves
Alone) movement in the struggle
against Britain. Following the
rift in the Repyhliean lnoyemept
after the estab 1fshnlent OF the
Free State. rival factions claim
ed the balance. ssskss l-S |
lin 1924 the then treasurers,
Senator Mrs. Wyse Power and,
EatnonF Duggan, Dali deputy,
bpths shoW AFad, lodged the
rffoYeys amounting, to about i$45,Z
600 dollars in court. 1t has been
gathering interest ever since.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
CHAPLAIN NICHOLS TO,
GIVE SERMON; FINE
MUSIC ON PROGRAM
Off. REINFORCEMENT

Key Vests: Easter Sunrise
service at Fort Taylor. Sunday,
will be a striking example. Of CO.
operation Of the. City Ministerial
association. Navy Armss and
Key West high school II.
lin fact, the, Key West Minister
'ial association has expressed
deep appreciation to Capt. viii
lard a, Saunders and Navy
Chaplain. Milton Cans. a Catho-
lie, for their efforts to help make
the annual service a success.
A similar expression was sent
to 1t. Colonel Clifton E. Single
ton, commanding officer, until to-
day of the Army's Harbor De-
lenses of Key West, and Capt.
Jack Kinney of the Army De-
tachment, for their assistance in
procuring an excellent site for the
service at the Army post over
looking the sea and the sunrise.
Six Key West ministers and
two Navy chaplains will partici-
pate in the service. The sermon
will be delivered by Chaplain
Bronnie E. Nichols Of the Naval
Air Station. Chaplain Walter
Davis wifi give the invocation.
Rev., w. ~ Smith, 'psstors of the
Poincianas Baptist Church and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Ministers, Army, Navy, Band
Cooperating To Make Success
of Easter Sunrise Service

president of the Ministerial Assoc
citation, is to preside.
The other ministers taking
part are Rev. j. c. Yelton. First
Baptist; Rev. E. S. Doherty, Ley
Memorial lMethoidsts: Rev. Mel,
rose Avery Presby tcrian: Rev.
JohnsE. Pickens. Poinciana Conn
munity and Congregational and
Rev 3. Rei& Flemina Street
Me h6dist. -
Gerald Saunders. superintend-
ent of the First Methodist Church
Sunday school, will conduct the
choir numbers and j. r. Marceil-
us, musical director at Key West
High, will conduct the brass sec-
ton of the high school band in
two instrumental numbers. A
special number "Alleluia. the
Strife is Ger. is listed for the
Boca Chica Gospel quartet, con
sisting of r. G.. Armon. c. l.
Gryphan and p. 4. Mshsn, all
AETM2c and ID. w. Sheppard,
AETMC3c.
Mrs. Margrette Ingle will render
a soprano solo "Alieluia' and
Rev. Yelton baritone solo. The
Holy City. Miss Althae Pickens.
Saunders. Marcelh,s
and Chaplain Cans associates al,
so have extended an expression
of appreciation by the Ministerial
association for their cooperation
in the service.
A complete Easter Sunrise Ser
vice program appears elsewhere
n The Citizen today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
r. H. Brady Died
1.ru n t.-e
This Afternoon

Robert Henry Brady. 81, died
this afternoon at 1890 o'clock in
his residence at 200 Ann street.
Funeral services, under the di-
rection of the Lopez Funeral
Home, will be announced later.
Survivors include: the widow.
Mrs. Susan Brady; sons. Robert
F., James Edgar and Roy o. Bra
dy; daughter, Mrs. l. N. Hall;
brother, Joseph Brady: sister,
Mrs. Samuel Gates, and seven
grandchildren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Of
Army, Here Told
OF Surplus Status

The US. Army's. Hasbor
Defsnsss Of Key West hsed-.,
quarters has been notified o.
ficiailY that the War Depart.
ment has announced the in
stallations here surplus. Capt.
J. X. Wehrman, public Ffela.
tons officer. said today. IAN.
nouncsment Of the. impending
War Department action was
made in The Citizen on March
ISL ..r.
The orders. Tscsiyed from
Third Army Headquarters in
Atlanta. ordered the com.
handing officer here 70, take
necessary action TO insure ok
psditious closing" Col. Al.
ram v. Rinsasson succsedsd
Lt.-Col. Clifton e. Singleton
rs commanding officer here
todsy. - :
Further orders specifying
the date Of the final lbah.
donmsnt Of the post and ths
extent to which, Installations
will bs discarded !; are Ok.
pectsd. :. ), II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Boy Sentenced i
To Four Years;
.2On Probation

One of the three runaway
boys who were brought back here
last week from the Federal School
at Washington was sentenced to
serve four years at Mariana by
Juvenile Judge Frank @, Rob-
erts when they were arraigned
yesterday.
Two other boys were released
by federal agents after they al
legedly stole an automobile at
Tampa and drove it across state
lines. They were released to the
custody of local officials by the
federal authorities. Il. r
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
I PropcrtinsH'I
Change Hands

Four warranty deeds were filed
esterday in the office of County
Clerk Ross G. Sawyer. 49, 81
Stewart,Page Corporation of
Miami transferred the property
near Seminary and Leon streets
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence H.
Eisner. 1882 Seminary street, for
$1,000. ,..... ~.
Nominal sums exchanged +: by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph. B. Sawyer
for piece of property at Salt
Pond to Edna r. Johnson; by
MI. and Mrs. John K. Russell for
a piece of property, on Upper
Matecumbe to Rosalee K.aRussell
and a piece of property at Isla-
morada to Earl L. Knowles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01

A measure will Dc Introduced
for passage by the City Commits
sion tonight calling for the city
to petition State Representative
Bernie c. Papy to. introduce a
bill in the Legislature return
ing cigarette taxes to cities in
which they are collected.
The proposal has already been
cold.shouldered by Governor
Willard Caldwell and canvases of
members of the legislature have
indicated that the chances of
such a bill being passed are re-
mote.
Tonight's meeting is expected
to be relatively quiet. The con-
troversey regarding the remain
ing of Roosevelt Boulevard (south
portion) to Marti Boulevard and
Division Street to Truman Aven-
ue may be renewed although the
main hearing is slated for April
Is when the public can voice its
feelings on the matter.
The issue may come up with a
proposal by Mayor w. w. De-
merit to the effect that Roose-
welt Boulevard keep it's name UNI
changed and that part of Bertha
Street and Atlantic Boulevard
between the Boulevard and White
streets be named Marti Drive.
A measure redemming some of
the 1888 City bonds will be in
PRODUCED and a few other minor
measures as well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Big Four Fail
In Talks About
German Treaty


he(16coW. April 1.-The Big
rsnu met in closed session this
xunrvussg to ere n .thsy eonid come
~ - agreement regarding the
pTx&nsed German treaty.
n Was painted out that, hereto
f0s. such sessions had been pro-
dss~sive of favorable results. Sec-
Rotary Marshall told Commissar
Malotos. before the meeting. that.
II m agreement was not reached
en- the German treaty, further
S~sson would be postponed indef-
inlteiy.
necause of that statement. it
nd b<~n tho.ight that working
sggeemsns would be entered into
hy the BIG -Four, but this after
n~.n following their adjourn
neni. n WAS announced that the
ss~ssss of the proposed German
treaty had remained unchanged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Marathon Woman
Held AS Vagrant

Bessie Clark, colored, of Mara
thon, was held under bond of
SIS for a hearing before Grimm
al Court Judge Thomas L. Caro-
and a jury when she was arraign-
ed this morning before Caro- and
pleaded not guilty to being va
grant. She was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff ID. M. Andrews of
Marathon.
They were no other. cases be-
fore Caro- today. :. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Exceed
Divorces Ii. March

Marriages during March out
numbered divorces by about four
to three. Last month, according
to the records in the county
judges office, there were "A ap-
plications for marriage licenses
received. In the same period
divorce actions were filed by 80
couples in the office of Circuit
Court Clerk Ross c. Sawyer.
Toda Oscar N. Mcdowell, %.
of the us. Navy and Olga c.
Ramos. 81, 322 Elizabeth Street
applied for a marriage license.
An action for divorce was started
by Helen K. Henriguez against
Arturo A. Henriguez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
kFhfNkffSff~$$fRSHfSSHSS
SENIORS PASS CONCH SHELL
K X 4
Then Older Students Go On Their annual Picnic
X X
TO JUNIORS AT HIGH SCHOOL

Senior class of Key West High
School today transferred the
reins of their authority to the
juniors during the celebration
of Conch Day.
The first thing on the program
was raising the official Conch
Flag atop the High School pole.
Then the seniors, using plenty
of color and imagination, gaily
decorated the faces of the jun
iors so that they resembled In
dams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
Flag Tying
Contest At
USO Tomorrow

Music. refreshments and
old-fashioned rivalry will
mark the grand flss-tYing
contest sponsored by the
Chamber Of Commerce to-
morrow at z pm. at the Jack
ssh Square USo.
All women and children
over 3 are invited to go to
the party and help the city
tie Cuban and american flags
which will b used by the
Chamber to decorate the
streets Of the city during Jose
Marti Week beginning Sun.
day.
Prizes are to be awarded
Of the party. Fun is promised.
The help Of women and chill
dren is needed.
I~%%|@||%H
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01

circle with the naval men and
band at the base of the flagpole.
Lieut.. Perry fixed hooks quick
ly into the eyelets of the flag,
and with the assistance of
Messrs, Fleming, Warner and
Whitehead, raised the first
American standard over the is
land. All heads were barred as the
beautiful. emblem broke out at
the peak.
The band played "The Star
Spangled Banner" exultantly and
some Of the group joined the
Naval detachment in the words
of the opening stanza. not yet,
very familiar. as Francis Scott
Key had written it but eight
years before following defeat of
the British at their bombardlnent
Of Fort Henry. The tune was
hard, having been imported from
England about TITO. .
Lieut.. Perry said: by author
ity invested in Inc by the Unit
ed States of America, | hereby
take possession of this island and
proclaim sovereignty of the
United States over it: and l here
by name it Thompson's Island.
in honor of the Secretary of our
Navy; and the harbor Port
Rodgers in honor of the Presi-
dent of our Naval Board"
The ships band struck up a
martial air. The music enchoed
across the cleaning water to the
Shark where midshipman dip
ped flag repeatedly. The crew
of the government vessel. lining
the rail, waved their caps and
shouted Justify.
Lieut.. Perry smiled as he
shook hands with the propriclors
of the island and the spectators,
babe each of them good afternoon
and went back with his aide
along the rocky path to the pier
whence he was roWed to his ship
where he made out the official
report to the Navy Department.
The Shark sails north tomor-
row, its mission ended here. To-
night there was d farewell dinner
aboard at which the proprietors
of the island were guests.
Mr.. Whitehead said this eve
ming that Lieut.. Perry believes
Naval depot will be built and
equipped here before autumn and
that it will be put in charge of
that we'll known officer, Com
modOre Porter.
The Lieutenant showed the
proprietors a newspaper clipping
sent him by gentleman in
Washington which proved of
great interest to the friends of
this new port. It reads:
The House of Representa-
tives hes requested that the
President inform the House
what will be required to en-
able him to fortifY the Island
of Cayo Hueso. and whether
Naval depot established at that
island will not afford facilities
in defending the commerce of
the United States and in clear
ing the Gulf Of Mexico and the
adjacent seas of pirates"
Thompson's Island lies in lati-
tude "a degrees. 80 minutes
north. and longitude 81 degrees,
48 minutes west.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01

Throughout the morning the
Juniors wore the decorations
proudly. The seniors left them
strictly alone, for the members
of the senior class. they alone.
went up TO Sugar Loaf Beach on
Sugar Loaf Key for their annual
picnic.
During the ceremonies the
seniors passed to the juniors the
official Conch shell, which since
1927 has been passed from the
senior to the junior class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
WV TO COMPLETE
MEETING DETAILS

Plans for the Fourth District
meeting of the Veterans of For
cign Wars will be completed at
session Thursday at 8 pm. of
the Key West VIEW post. Mem
bers of seven VFW posts from
Fort Lauderdale south will at
tend the meeting of the district
here April 1920.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
BY FRANK w.iLovERINc

THOMpSONS ISLAND. Fla. March rs. l822-Bough for ST.
600 from uun Pablo Sulus. Sponord January 49, last by
John W. Smonton Mobile, Ala, business mon 22OOucre
island sitting in the midst OF hopic seus-n emerald on em
ulous fubric Of turquoise today farthestunq
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-01
THE BIRTH OF KEY WEST

One Hundred and Twenty-Five Years Ago Tuesday
Of This Heck, ''Cayo Hneso'' (Bene Key
Came Under the american Flag
EDITORS NOTE: This oEticle reports the occasion
in the form Of On imaginary newspaper dispatch dated
on that important day in United States and world
historY)
Arizona sun., 1947-12-26
Ohioan Caruer's
Latest Instructor

In the place of Mr.. Chas. A.
Harrison, former shop teacher at
Carver, who resigned in October
to accept state supervisory posi-
ton in Texas, Carver has secured
Mr.. William Melvin Corbin.
Mr.. CorbiIr, whose home is Xenia,
Ohio is a graduate of East High
School, Xenia, and has taken both
bachelors and masters degrees in
Industrial Arts at Ohio State Uni
versity. He taught in the Xenia
High School, the Detroit, Michigan
public schools and served, after
his period of enlistment in the
uI IolonIlsuI GAeN g se 'GABN
Aviation Hand Tools under Federal
Civil Service.
Ohio State University is known
throughout the nation among school
men as giving especially fine train
ing in Industrial Arts. Mr.. Corbin
is entirely capable of instructing
in metals, electricity, radio, and
iron works and printing; and has
minors in social science and bio
logical science. He promises a
splendid addition to the Carver
faculty and the Phoenix Commun-
ity.