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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14
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CARD or THANKS

wish 70 take this means Of
fhanking the v. p w. members
for their kindness and PROMPT CO.
operation in getting nv husband 20
the f. Harrison Hospital for medi-
cal care, for the use 81 the am
bulance and 20 the members whom
assisted in bringing him in 70 the
train. % Mr.. Ledun for accompany
ing him on the train and caring
for him Also DR.. Seifert for his
calls and kindness.
] think the v. p. w. wonderful
organization, willing 70 help a
brother veteran the fullest extent
Of their ability Within six hours
after reporting my husbands illness
70 them (Our local vets) he was
On his way % the hospital, being
an emergency case.
Words cannot express my graft
tude toward them and tO others
that have helped U.s.
Mrs. Leonard Ellis
and daughters.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14
FREAK PLANE ACCIDENT

= neWsDener clipping received
b. EuFer.e Wyatt last week told ~
= fresk plane accident in which
biz brother and niece were involved
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nisne FeiOnging r. hrs brother.
Mari Wyatt went dead IS Mr..
Wyatt and daughter Shirley. and
James Nincv were 1yirg over the
south end u Seattle. Looking for
. gsfe place 70 land, Mr. Wyatt
finally rDot1ed q berry patch ger
onds before the plane spun On IFS
wing and Slammed into garage
At one end u the psfcf1. Most SER
iously injured was Shirley. age Z.
who received . scratch on the face.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14
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pFoDerfY.
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" znd M Ray Howell apent
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14
GRAT% DOOR PLANT
STARTS WORK MONDAY

Operations bean Monday morn
ing at the J. Eeils Lumber Mil
sitter the weeks shutdown. Prsc-
ticslly al employees were back
fr0y7 their vscsfion and all de-
psYfments were busy.
The grain door plant which hse
not been in operation since last
October also started one shift Non
dav- This puts 10 men 70 work
IN that department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
Troop 253 Aiding
|Latin-American
Chamber Here

Saturday, Boy Scouts of Troop
No. 253 collected clothes for the
Latin-American Chamber of Com
merce:
Sunday. at the Scout Hall,
Scouts turned in seven boxes Of
clothing they had collected IN the
one-day drive. Any one wishing
to donate clothing to this cause
may do so by calling Phone SIS,
and a Scout will come around to
gather them.
The clothes collected BY the
Scouts were turned over to Ar
turo Boza today so that the first
shipment to the destitute people
iof the Cueva del Hume section of
Havana may be accomplished.
Scouts participating in this
clothing collection are: frankie
Bats. Charles Yates, Jimmy
Shiffer. Matt Brown. Louis Jones,
james Jones, Gene Austin. Burhl
.Knopp. ANY Scout of the troop
will accept clothing for this drive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
leasiance Dolores Longdon
Bfe.me Bride OF Roger Lee
Ncnay In Church Ceremony Saturday

80 tlfs A II. Langdon. of
W H4| slrett have just an
- snarrlaee Of their
~ Constance Dolore S
n e. Roger Lee McNay
oted States Navy.
W esfAns took place last
~ 81 pauI's Episcopal
Niih Father James HI.
8ne,I nfslelafing.
sHTaan had as her only
- Ms. Thelma Gingrich,
Lanedan. her brother,
~ tesl man for Mr.. McNay,
~af given away in mar
4 A. hsf father
fef wedding attire the
ehonen a navy blue
s. black accessories, and
M se was Of lovely red
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
Mrs, Cunningham,
Returns From
Long Vacation


The many friends Of Mrs. Mary
Cunningham viii be pleased to
learn that she has returned to
Key West after an extended va
cation Spent in Alabama and
Georgia.
Mrs. Cunningham returned in
company with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Samuel B. Pate and her
children Paul, Edna Sue, and
Ruth Ann, the latter much en-
joying the Thanksgiving holidays
here ons their first visit, where
they we're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jose A. Ramirez of 1906
Harris avenue.
Mrs. Pate and the children re-
turned to their home in Wild
wood, Florida last Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
" oDsan's Club
Sponsors
supper Tonight

ne Key West woman's Club is
lan sponsoring a spaghetti
$500 begnning al 8 p. m. at
49, cMhlseuse On Duval street,
ad h worth mentioning that
zee efnfs can b. nicely G sain-
- % evening.
Maza pxople are going to at
fsna 81 supper. o. be sure. Al
i feefyone Is familiar with
~ al "a meals those good
e4ot Eopare and serve at those
- aaht il the back Of the
E'aN -. a the Barn Theatre.
fEFf3 Sang 70 Dc the second
feIf. anee tonight Of "Skylark"
- ~ kcv West Players.
$50 These two things side by
s4fh eek b iowl, and hand in
EIeFN 8 IS inevitable that they
- 90 iued Tor q thoroughly en-
<atN cVening. Dinner at the
en ~ Cub and on 70 sky
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29

who very nearly got some 70
nance outside the home circle
and you wouldn't have blamed
her much if she had, because
Jack Clarke, as the offerer Of )
number of extremely attractive
possibilities, would not be hard
to take. at all, at all.
Charles Duerkes, as the hus-
band with two wives, his married
one and the advertising business,
has much stage presence, and a
very expressive face that can
register a multitude Of emotions
well, including utter bafflernent.
Paul Baron is his usual very
competent self, as is Hugh Bred
in, both of them invariably turn
ing in a polished performance.
Micky Renna was properly
shrill and detestable, and Helen
Borozovsky has the kind of face
you could watch for long time,
and enjoy every minute of it.
Carl Copeland and William Dick
erson handled their supporting
parts extremely well, thought.
Time and space does not permit
the thorough review Of the play
that it really deserves. There
were any number Of things that
should be mentioned especially
and individually even the pie
lures on the walls Of the set de-
serve a paragraph each.
However. suffice it to say that !
'Skylark. as presented last night
by the Players, is definitely worth
seeing, and sure to be enjoyed byi
he many people who will no
ioubt see it during this week of i
TX performances. They will not
oe at all disappointed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
Caef Of ~SkyIarh' At Barn Theatre
Lag Night Turned In Splendid
Performances; Good Theatre EDening

kef West Players did il
Ia NIGHT. Another fine
altar h their usual ira
ed plays well-played
M feeiea and very well-re-
- e. outstanding things
~ entire play was the
and cleanness Of all
Everything Just shone.
~ erFInRs worn by the
nsensherx % the shoes
aes Everything looked
go nine. Including the set
az performances turned
IS 49, fxacliy the same vein
Ht shiny Il didn't look
M osaa afnalcur presenta-
N Et lInas thrown together
4 aza fashion. make
mtes and furniture OBJ
a affics-
easily explained. of
.I& &I|E L4t-4 ftuNt
wi experience, and
9 Goddard has a
background. This
&na Background show
NfF E,rsIIy last night. and
rhode Tor q good
Iheatfr. There wasn't
msf ii ire Barn. and I
there was an un-
l reTsen IN the entire
Pine applause and a
- eaflain calls testified
"a Skylark" on its
Hf
n was convincing
|nnfY like Gertrude
~ original star of the
t'N 4ononce starved wife
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
LEADING PAPERS
tContinapd From page One)

Broadcasting Company; Brysor
Rash, American Broadcasting
System; Charles Collingwood
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ed Darby, Trans Radio Press Ser
vice; Park Engle, Voice Of Amer
lea, State Department;
James Lyons, represents pool
of the newsreels-zthe Universal
International :Newsreel; Warner.
Pathe News; NJ. G. M. News Of
the Day, Paramount News and
Fox Movletone News.
Staff photographers include
Frank Cancellare, Acme News
pictures Henry l.. Griffin, Asso-
ciated Press Photos; Harold Wal
ker, Life Magazine, and Maurice
johnson. international News Pic
lures.
G. Bradford Kress represents
the N. B. G. Teleyisior.
Then there are the men whe
arrange tips, transportation and
other things needed BY the Of
fetal party, They are Dewey e
Long, Edwin L. Cuckenherger
Walter L. Burton. Ii. commandeS
William Rigdon, USN. r. Riolo
,USN. Harry Charley Robert
Duffy and Carroll S. Linkins.
Secret Service men detailed Il
guard the President include Roy
Kellerman Frank Barry, Rex M
Seouten, BARLEY A, Fugler, Ar
vfd ] Dahlquist, LiIburn w. Bog.
gs. Paul B. Doster, William
Shields, Morgan Gies, Gerald A
Behn, Gerald B. Mccain, Vim
cent r. Mroz and Paul Usher.
Also accompanying the party
to Key West were Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Dawson and their daugh-
ter; Miss Francis Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merl Young, Major Robert
u Barrett and Captain Anthony
Riehitt.
The independence, the Presi-
dents airplane flown here yester-
day from Washington, is headed
bv TT. Colonel Francis w. vii
Hams, pilot; Major Elmer Smith,
cospilot; Captain E. P. Christian
sen, navigator Gene Lucas, co.
consultant;; Master Sergeant Fred
]. Willard. engineer; Technical
Sergeant Robert E. Hughes, pur-
ser, and Technical Sergeant G. E..
Robinson. radioman.
The deg which flew the news
papermen and others here is
headed by Joseph Bailey. Nation
al Airlines system chief pilot.
who piloted the big airplane;
James Sornmon, co-pilot; An.
thony Bonomo, engineer, Allie
Vereen and Ladene Vanwagoner,
stewardesses.
Then the National Airlines was
also represented by j. L. Morris,
L. O. Holt and Parke Wright.
The National Airlines plane got
in about half an hour ahead of
Presiden. Truman's Independ-
ence, which arrived at 1915.
3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
Coming Euents

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29-
Bingo Party, sponsored by
B'nai Zion Auxiliary, $50 P.
M, at Elks Club, Duval street.
Prizes.
Spaghetti supper, sponsored by
Key West Woman'S Club, 6
P. M, at Woman's Clubhouse
on Duval street. Public vel
come. as
"Skylark," at Barn. Theatre,
,Duval street $50 p. M, KEY
West Players. Performance
each night this week.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 40
Regular meeting, La Concha
Navy Wives Club No. 88
7:30 p. M. in cIubrooms al
Building 178, U. S. Naval Sta
ton.
Coffee" and meeting of Off.
GERS Wives Of SurAsDevDet
OpDevSta and Ships, 10 AN
at Officers Club, TT. TAYLOR
THURSDAY, DECEMBER L.
Annual meeting, Key West
Chapter of American Rec
Cross, 8 p: M. at Monroe
County Clinic Auditorium
Program, election of officer:
and directors for 1850.
Sewing Group Meeting, Mon.
roe County Hospital Auxil,
iary, 2 P m. at Hospital, Cal
Mrs. ePritchard at SAB for
transportation.
Meeting, Rose Peat Circle Of
WSCS of Fleming stree,
Church, 8 p. M. at home 81
Mrs. T. c. Campbell, Mar.
garet street.
December meeting, Key West
Garden Club, 8 p. M. at Wo.
mans Clubhouse on Duval
street, Interesting program.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER D.
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 p. M. al
Officers Club. Fl. Taylor
Program to be announced
later.
Teenage Dance, Armory al
White and Southland streets
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtland Gates
chaperones. Music by Coral
Isle Serenaders. Snack bar
with soft drinks only.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29

Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception honoring Mr..
and Mrs. McNay was held at the
I.angdon home, and after the re-
ception the couple left for Cocoa
Florida, where. the Langduns
formerly lived. and where they
win visit friends.
The former Miss Langdon at
tended the Key West High
School, and Mr.. McNay is the son
of Mr.. McNay and the late Mrs.
McNay Of Chicago, Illinois. He
attended school in that city prior
to joining the United States Navy.
The couple will make their
home at Green Cove Springs, Fla.
where Mr.. McNay is presently
stationed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29

ing at 6 o'clock, in order to avoid
confusion.
At Fridays meeting official an
nouncement will be made con-
corning another affair sponsored
by the Officers Wives Club and to
take place on December 9. This
will be a bridge and canasta
party, combined with a bake sale.
and the proceeds will be used for
redecorating the ladies lounge 81
the club building
Reservations for the bridge
and canasta party may be made
by telephoning Mrs. E. C. Ste
phan at 1921 or Mrs, S. F. Mann
at 1921. Mrs. j. E. Naser. at
1525-W. is in charge of COLLECTING
the cake donations that will be
made by the membership for use
in the sale, and Mrs. Hansen is
the overall chairman of the aft.
fair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
ToDAy's BIRTHDAYS
know Amerieal

Rev. DR.. John Hayes Holmes,
noted minister of New York's
Community Church, born in Phil
adelphia. 70 years ago.
DIR. Margaret T. 'corwin, dean
Of the New JERSEY College for
Women, born in Philadelphia, so
Years ago.
Dard Hunter of Chillicothe,
Ohio, noted fine paper maker
and master printer, born in Steu-
'benville, Ohio, Sc years ago.
James J. Caffrey, lawyer. one
time chairman of the Securities
and Exchange Commission born
in Boston, SO years ago.
james G. Macdonald first
American diplomatic representa-
tive to Israel, born in Coldwater
ONO, % years ago.
Clarence G. Stoll, president Of
Western Electric Company. born
at Mount Joy, Pa, 66 years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
John Dion
HonoredB
School Paper

Saint Leo Preparatory School
has received All-American honors
for its l949 yearbook, THE Lion. /"
The Lion was one of only ten
schools to win AlI-American rat
ing in its division, which includes
schools of 500 students or under
In all divisions, less than 2
school per state won the rating.
Editor Of the 1S49 yearbook
was John Dion, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred j. Dion. of this city.
Dion received congratulations on
his splendid work BY the editor Of
the St. Leo Chronicle, the schools
monthly publication.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
Mrs. ". p. Stephens To Be
Guest Speaker At Luncheon Meet
~ officers Wires Club On Friday

3 - osn announced that the
81 - held IN connection
san - 81 Eeekly luncheon
- - thr Officers Wives
ben arranged. This
m > 1aretina Is held on al
1 Fridays a. the Officers
~ TAYLOR a. 1890 D. m.
es iuf ire December 2
ei'i - Mrs. o. A. Smith
w hi Downs. and the
N eakef Mrs. w. p. Ste
HiN afiliress the group on
fee HMxrsllne subject Of Native
ts f Nsvy life in the Samo-
as isH
A. @@sFs. q baby sitter win be
~ go iance fur the convenience
N efe with small children
wfe aah b. he present at the
affslf Hna there viii be door
r8aM Reservations should be
Ha#ae 4sief 30 Wednesday even
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
NeWspaperman
Joins Naval Base

Bob Mitchell. JOSP, an enlisted
man of the U. S. Navy, who has
had experience in journalism. has
joined the staff of Commander
Joe Alexander. USN. operations
officer of Key West Naval Base.
Mitchell will be expected to
cover all news happenings at the
Key West Naval Base, and report
them to Commander Alexander.
Later they will probably be pub
Ilished.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
Garden Club
To Meet
Thursday Night

The December meeting of the
Key West Garden Club will be
held on Thursday night of this
week, December LIST. at 8 p. m. at
the Woman's Clubhouse on DuvaI
street.
An interesting program has
been arranged for the event, and
it is expected that the meeting
viii be very well-attended by the
members, prospective members
and persons interested in the
aims of the group.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
slI,OOO Duplex
Permit Issued

A permit for the construction
of a $1,000 concrete block dup
lex at l410 White street was is
sued today to Sheriff Berlin A.
Sawyer by the office of Roy F
Butler, director of the Depart
ment Of Public Service. The
work issto be done BY Ed Koehn,
the sheriff said.
Jack Dietsch Of the Blue Mar
lin Motel is Simonton street took
"a permit for the trection OF bill
poser sign at the motel at cost
of 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
Brock Speaks To
American Legion

john Brock, senior vice COM
mahdsf, Department Of Georgia.
was a guest speaker at a recent
meeting of Arthur Sawyer Post
No. %. American Legion. He gave
a very interesting talk 70 the
membership present.
The following members were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
To Wed
R Wirephoto

An application for marriage
license was filed yesterday in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord by James r Gi1JtiE 8.
of the u. S. Navy and Evalee
Triplett, : 81, Of 807 Fleming
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mr.
Olegreo Velasquez take this means
of thanking the neighbors and
friends for their kindness during
the illness and after the death ! IF
their loved one.
Also those who gave the use Of
their cars. the donors of the bea,,
tiful floral offerings, DR.. Feliv
Varela Lodge F. & AM, AGRA
monte Castle knights Of the Cold.
en- Eagle, Caraballos De Mart;
Sociedad De Cuba. Rev. lanes
q. MacConnell. Again We ss.,
thanks from the bottom Of o,,r
hearts. wi
(Signedl
MRS. ISABEL VELASOTJEz
MRS. MARGUERITE FTSHER
Mr.: OLEGREo vELASQUFz' u.
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Son TO Cobos

Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Cobo of
Miami announce the birth Of 4
son yesterday at 400 a. m. in the
Coral Gables Hospital. The new
arrival has been given the name
of Lionel Michael.
Mrs. cobo IS the former Nellie
Quiros Of Havana, Cuba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29

More than half of all the ferti-
nzer produced in the United
States is used by farmers II the
Cotton Belt. = tiis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-29

EVANGELIST WALTER II.
SMITH Of Oakland. Calf. win
begin a revival at the Clad lid
ings Tabernacle. corner OF
Georgia and Petronia streets.
Evangelist Smith is a dynamic
and forceful preacher of the
Word of God. Services win be-
gin Tuesday night. Nov. z9. at
1880 o'clock. and every night
this week. There will be spe-
cial singing at each service. d.
T. Newman, pastor of the Glad
Tidings Tabernacle. extends a
hearty welcome to everyone.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
HyatisyiIIe Plans Law
Against Open Wells

Hoping TO avoid q repetition in
Hyattsville OF the recent tragedy
IN California that cost the life OF
3-year-old Kathy FTseus. the
Mayor and City Council last niaht
instructed City Attorney Nicholas
Orem. jr.. 10 draft an ordinance
requiring property owners 10 all
abandoned wells. cover holes left
by construction work and remedy
similar dangerous conditions
Action was taken after = report
that a hole about 30 feet deep
had been found on Ager road
property formerly occupied by
radio transmitting tower.
II was announced that efforts
would be made 10 have the State
Roads Commission install q traffle
light at Thirty eighth avenue and
Hamilton street.
Plans for the proposed non
segregated legitimate theater IN
Hyattsville we're reported 10 be
inadequate by Paul II. kea. Rrcfi-
tect commissioned by the Council.
and the Council took no action on
the application for q city permit.