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Evening star., 1949-04-03
Safety Circus Talks
By Dick Mansfield

Inspector Dick Mansfield. di-
rector of The Stars school safety
program and former chief of the
Metropolitan Police Department.
Detective Bureau. Is giving q
series of chalk talks.
The Safety Circus" cartoon
talks are sponsored by The Star.
In cooperation with the District
Board Of Education and school
authorities In nearby Maryland
and Virginia.
Talks are scheduled this week
at the following District schools:
Monday. IL am. Hearst. Tuesday,
e.10 an, STUART; IL an. Grant; pm,
Janney wednesday, l0:45 an. Care.
IhYrsday. q Am 1nsry' ais r.n.'
Evening star., 1949-04-03
SWV Auxiliaries

Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary will meet In Northeast
Masonic Temple tomorrow eve
ming the department president
will make her official visitation.
The department president will
make her official visitation to Col
John Jacob Astor Auxiliary Tues
day evening at 92l Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
on Friday evening at Pythiar
Temple viii hold a carnation
party to finish the carnations foi
the graves in Arlington Cemetery
on Memorial Day.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Easter Party
In Gallinger Ward

In connection with It's welfare
work here the District Of Colum-
bia Department. American Legion
Auxiliary. will conduct an Easter
party for the children IN the
crippled children's ward at Gal
iinger Hospital next Saturday. be-
ginning at ? pm. under the di-
rection of Miss Katherine Clarke.
department child welfare chair
man.
All unit chairmen are invited
to assist with this party.
| Mrs. Rose Perkins. department
membership chairman. will hold a
meeting of her committee at the
American Legion Club. 2437 Fiji
teenth street NV. tomorrow eve
ming. All unit membership chair
men are requested to be present.
Vincent B. Costello Unit. No.
is, will hold its annual visitation
of officers on Tuesday evening at
the American Legion Club. The
president. Mrs. Anayde Kisliuk.
will preside and refreshments will
be served.
The Official visitation Of the
department officers to Nash Unit.
No. 8. will be held on Wednes-
day evening at the Nash Club
room, 224 D street Sc. with the
unit president. Mrs. Mildred
Grommet, presiding.
Sergt. Jasper Unit. No, l3. will
meet Wednesday at the Legion
Clubhouse. Mrs. Merle Cerulla,
president, will preside.
A child welfare program has
been arranged by Mrs. Opal
Schlosman. Miss Elizabeth Van
Wagner. administrator of the chill
dren's county home, will be the
speaker.
The annual birthday dinner
dance of the unit will be held
at the Burlington Hotel on April
%. with Mrs. Edythe O'Connor,
chairman.
For reservations. call Mrs.
O'Connor at Emerson 6723.
James e. Walker Unit. No. 26.
will hold its annual visitation Of
officers on Friday evening at l7l9
Thirteenth street NV.
A meeting of Police and Fire
Unit, No. 80. will be held on Fri
day evening at the American Le-
gion Club. Mrs. Beulah La Scola,
president, will conduct the meet
ing.
George E. Killeen Unit, No. Is.
will meet Tuesday evening in the
Killeen Clubroom. 3204 M street
NV. Mrs. Marie Lince. presi-
dent, will preside.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Local Masonic News

Invitation extended to Master
Masons to assemble in Red Cross
Hall, Walter Reed Hospital al
/ pm. today for open house
marking beginning Of observance
of Army week.
Blue Lodges.
Pentalpha-Monday. M. M. de.
gree.
Arminius-Tuesday. r. d. de.
gree
Mount Pleasant - Wednesday
Fellowcraft Club.
Naval-Thursday. r. G. degree
Lafayette - Thursday. initia.
ton.
Almas Temple.
Almas Temple. host to master
masons Thursday at All-Masonit
Night. Shriners assemble al
Almas Temple. Other bodies al
Thirteenth street and New Yorh
avenue NV. 1880 pm. for parade
to Constitution Hall to hear ad-
dress by Galloway Calhoun, i'm
perial potentate of North America
knights Templar.
Brightwood Commandery-Tues-
day, election of officers.
Columbia Commandery-Friday
visit to Arlington Commandery tc
confer Order Of the Temple.
Scottish Rite.
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection
meets Tuesday. 7:3o pm. followed
by conferral Of the 18th degree
Royal Arch.
Monday-Petworth. p. b ME.
Monday - Lafayette. Roya
Arch.
Friday-capitol special. P. q
ME.
Roland e. Jones was elected
president and william F. Hisey
vice president of the Association
of worshipful Masters Of 1895 ai
the annual meeting. Joseph Mar
shall was reelected secretary
while Ralph and Edward Harry
were reelected to the executive
committee.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
|DAV Activities

Meetings this week are:
Trench Rats, Dugout. Tuesday
1915 K street NV. Apt. LOT.
National Service Auxiliary
Wednesday, 170l Eighteenth
street NV.
Edward B. Tucker. Chapter
Thursday. 1701 Eighteenth street
NV.
Federal Chapter, Friday, 4ls
Seventh street NV.
National Capital Chapter. Fri.
day, 170l Eighteenth street NV.
National Service Chapter. Fri
day, 419 Seventh street NV.
All meetings will convene at Z
Evening star., 1949-04-03
The Climbing Rose
Prise Contribution.
By DunieIIe Kelley, 10
Robert z. Lee School

I am a climbing rose bud,
I climb upon your wall,
At times wonder If you know,
That am there at all.
At night ! close my petals.
And hear the wind blow sweet
And listen to the leaves that fall
Go rustling down the street.
But often when I'm blooming,
And offer sweet perfume.
I give some to the breezes.
That float into your room.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
WCFM Club Maps Radio Hour
For Best IN Student Listening
Prise Contribution
BY MurieI Hobel, IS
r~I.I. r~.lilrs Htch SebeeI

As Of he adds" Rememoer-for the
best in student listening WCFM Student Club
program Thursday evening at 1880 but
stopped realize now ucn tnere is Dn
much work do ourselves
has a
Evening star., 1949-04-03
lust Between
Yourselves
BY Philip n. Love

attention OF the ZOO vlSltorS Wnt
were alarmed to see an attractive
young girl in the hippopotamus
cage, they'll undoubtedly be re-
lieved to learn that she was only
paying a call on one Of hel
friends.
Authority for this piece Of so.
ciety news Is the girl herself, 16-
year -old Betty Lou Vissering Of
Woodrow Wilson High School. Ir
an interview reported by the
Woodrow Wilson Beacon. she de.
scribes the incident thus:
while working at the Zoo one
Sunday, I wandered into the
hippo cage. Two old women came
along and, seeing me there with
the hippo, started to scream
What they didn't know Is that 6
hippo can swallow nothing larger
than an orange"
The reason Betty feels so much
at home at the Zoo, not only with
the hippo, but with many Of tts
other boarders, is that she's beer
raising animals as q hobby fol-
about a dozen years. A pig giver
TO her when she was 4 got hel
started toward the Zoo. says the
Beacon, and she's been lending 9
hand with the animals there since
she was about IL.
A monkey named Fritz stands
out in Betty's memory as perhaps
the most interesting character
she's came across In all her ZOO
going.
"He loved onions" she recalls
"He wouldn't eat until we would
give him an onion; then he'd sit
there chewing 1t, and cry and
cry"
Betty's father. q colonel in the
Army. has taken her to England
France. Germany. Italy. Switzer-
land and several other countries.
On q hunting trip in Germany
her father killed doe, and Betty
raised its fawn on a bottle until
they returned to the United
States.
Although Betty enjoys SWIM
ming. horseback riding and other
sports. the raising of animals tops
her list Of favorite pastimes. and
she recommends 1t to any one
seeking "a hobby full Of variety
and excitement"
At present, the Beacon reports.
Betty 'has seven snakes. plus
squirrels. rats, guinea pigs, spar
row hawks and owls. all under one
roof"
Even though my collection
seems to be decreasing as I get
Older" she says, 'I don't believe
I'll ever stop raising animals.
Maybe when I'm 80, I'll have an
elephant"
Students, parents and teachers
alike are invited to an open
house" to be held at Walter Reed
Hospital from l to pm. today
as a preliminary to Wednesday,
Army Day observance. Tours will
be led by Jack de Winey. Central;
Lillian Freeman, Coolidge; Jan
Ruth and Edna Parker, Eastern;
Elizabeth Bogner. Mckinley;
Sonny Fetrovsky. Stuart: Henry
Packard. Western: John Wagner
Wilson: John Marino and Henry
Sleiver. Sacred Heart, and pupil.
Of the Capitol Page School. under
the direction Of Supt. Orson True.
worthy.
Junior jottings: Three pupils
of Mrs. Cooks School, 2344 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, won prizes
in a Nation wide crayon art con-
test conducted by the Milton
Bradley Co. They are: Eleanor
Kefauver, 8. daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Estes Kefauver; Holly
Sawyer. 8. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. A. L. Sawyer. and James
Hughes, 10, son of 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. Charles D. Hughes. Jack
Sanborn Reeder, eighth-grade
pupil at Mount Vernon High
School, won talent contests re-
Gently at Groveton, Franconia and
Evening star., 1949-04-03

James e. Walker Unit, No. 26
will hold its annual visitation, of
officers on Friday evening at l7l9
Thirteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

George e. Killeen Unit, No. Is
will meet Tuesday evening In the
Killeen Clubroom. 3204 M street
NV. Mrs. Marie Lince. presi-
dept will rreSide
Evening star., 1949-04-03

A meeting of Police and Fire
Unit, No. 30. will be held on Fri.
day evening at the American Le-
gion Club. Mrs. Beulah La Scola
president, will conduct the meet
ing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
WV And auxiliary To Hare Nest
Officers Installed Monday

Ajoint meeting of the local
Veterans of Foreign Wars an its
Auxiliary was held Monday, APP
nj l8, 1949. at the Post Home on
Elizabeth street, to shape the fl
nal plans for the joint installation
OF officers, which will be held on
Sunday, April "a. I94s, at 800
p m. The public is cordially in
vited to attend these ceremonies
at the hall.
Mrs. Bernice Shuman, 18th dis
trict auxiliary president, will in
stall the officers of the auxiliary,
and Mr.. Robert Wallis, COM
mander of the Thirteenth Dis
trict, to install the men. Both of
these district officers arrive on
Saturday and viii be accompani-
ed by their aides, who will assist
IN the ceremonies.
A dance it to be held at the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21

Half of the audience had to
move their seats back to make
room for the largest group OF
members the Key West BPW has
ever indicted in one session. Dis
trict Director of District Number
Z, Irene Redstone Parker well
coined the new members and told
them of the duties and rsponsi-
bilities their membership would
engender as well as the fun. She
read the National BPW pledge
involving service to others and
the community rather than one
self and the inductees all repeat
ed it after her.
State Public Affairs Chairman,
Mrs. Lila M. Durgan gave a NOV
ing talk explaining the lovely
gold National Emblem of the B
p. WIS with its Samothrace Vic
tory, Caduceus, Torch, Scroll and
Ship and told how each of these
symbols embodied goal toward
hich all BPW clubs must strive.
A special greeting from a non
officer member was given to all
the newly indicted group in the
person of Mrs. Pearl M. Crowell
of the Miami, Florida BPW.
A wonderful buffet supper ot
ham, mixed green salad, egg and
ootato salad, punch and cake but
a fittingly fine end to this most
unusual and interesting meeting
The supper was, if possible, en-
HANGED by the lovely floral deco
rations arranged by Miss Ethel
Decker. There was table center
piece of African Daisies and
Queen Anne's Lace and masses
of bougainvillea all around the
meeting rooms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
The



KeysWest and Vicinity; Partly
cloudySand continued warm thru
Friday. Moderate to fresh east
erly, winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy over
south and central portions thru
Fridays Few scattered showers in
southeast portion today and to-
night. Mostly cloudy extreme
north portion with scattered
showers mostly in Tallahassee
area.
Jacksonville Thru Florida
Straits3 Moderate easterly winds
becoming fresh at times today
thru Friday. Partly cloudy wea-
Their. Isolated light showers in
south portion.
East Gulf: Moderate east &c
southeast winds thru Friday
Mostly cloudy with few showers
in extreme north portion other
wise partly cloudy weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21

VI F. w. hall ON Saturday night.
April 23rd, not only to entertain
the visiting officers for the cere-
monies Sunday, bat 10 bid fare
we'd to member Of the post.
Harry Wilde, and his wife. Rose
Wilde, member Of the auxih-
airy. =
Wilde is being transferred 20
Panama City for further duty A
dance committee was appointed.
consisting OF the outgoing presI-
dent of the auxiliary. Mrs. Vane<-
81 Sanders, and two members Of
the post. Ed HAIRY and Carlt0n
Smith. HAIRY IS chaplain of the
local post and Smith is Quarter
master.
This dance will be for mem
bers, and guests only. The orehe<-
ira has not been decided apon bat
will be announced Later. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
-. PouI's Woman's AUXILIARY
Hard Al York Preparing For
Coming Diocesan Conuentiou

AZ part Of the Program Of the
Episcopal Diocesan Convention
~h'eh takes place here May srd
4ih and SIN. the woman's Auxil.
iary, Diocese Of South Florida
VIII hold lis Annual Meeting
here In Key West too. Along with
the representatives. of the clergy
ana other delegates, the Women's
auxiliary representatives too will
begin their participation in the
Diocesan Convention with regis
tration az the Ia concha Hotel al
1000 .. m. Tuesday. May 3rd.
Under the direction of Miss
Mildred Gibbons. Diocesan Presi-
dent oi the Episcopal Woman's
Auxiliary. MRS. Joseph Laid,
president Of 81 Pauls Woman's
Auxiliary has appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
Chairman OF Pages-Mrs. Clio
riana Bayley: Chairman of Liter
allure and Exhibits-Mrs. Eliza
beth Baker and Mrs. Violet Land
luyt; Chairman OF registrations
Mrs. Dan Navarro.
Mrs. Mervin Russell, who sas
been named Chairman of the
Annual Meeting. has called q
special meeting 10 make further
plans and appointments. The
regular Woman's Auxiliary bust
ness sessions will be held at the
First Methodist Church during
the Convention week.
There Will be an exhibit of
scrapboOks, year books and post.
era "a the ST. Paul's Parish Hall
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Key Vest BPW Held Impressive Meet
With Induction OF 80 NesC Members
By District And State Officers

Visitors. Guests. District and
State officers-yes. and ever the
members themselves were truly
amazed at the number and scope
of the fine accomplishments of
Key Vests Business and Profess
siOnal Women's Club under the
most able leadership of Mrs. Will
hcimina Harvey during her pres
idensloi term OF lg48-49.
following a short business
meeting and election of new Off
GERS for l040-50 for which term
Mrs Mary Lee Graham was ell
ected President. outgoing presi-
dent Mrs Harvey turned over the
Char 81 Mrs. Graham and read
her most moving report. Some
tao dozen local and civic projects
weEe aided by the BPW with
manrfary aid aS well as the as
sisiancc OF BPW members as
workers and all OF the National
Fund Campaigns received a
group token donation from the
bPW's a. well.
Special blue ribbon awards for
mafilofious service were handed
on % the following: Claire Ar
len. Rose Miller, Marie 'Hartell,
Mary Lee Graham, Grace Crosby,
Marion Stark. Stell Ciesinski, An
rela Caro-. Aloysia van Goidtsno-
W.. Elizabeth Schneider. Lucille
nudaway, Blanche Miller, Cath
ernie McManue, ElOise FELTON,,
louise Ketchum, Vermell Hutch
eaon. Gertrude Laubscher. May
nuuglass Rose Frank, Esta Sill
herman. Ethel Decker, Eileen
counhlin. Eva Warner Gibson,
Hattie lou Hamilton, Billie"
Sturtt Marion Simone, Doris Ca
rey. Anita Hartenstine, Amelia
Cast Sell Cicsinski was also
VOTED thc most valuable BPW
memher a. well as receiving her
hius ribbon award for meritori-
on RfVice
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21

Tppy fiesitated and fhen she
grlnned. 1Yesshe was lying On
a great big striped towel near ]
fsand- heap, asleep she said.
Mise Wal1ace. you're dis
charged. said Susan steruly. The
nurse stiffened, her face scarlet
qeneath her Starched white can.
higgins, you and Morris are
dlScf1areed. toe" Susan vent on.
See ny secret&fy for your
\ cart ten you bon sorry / am,
Mrs fleming that HI this has
nappeped, said FELICITY.
/, Susan's arms closed about the
paby, who was sfrukR1inx. hold
Ing out ! pleading hand 10 Tippy.
gurgling at her. She drew closer
10 hlm. taking that sn1alL plead
ing hand in hers, bending her
mead to nurfnsar to him.
Susan looked up at Felicity
and her eyes were shinine. 4
mink I understand, 3 she sfarn-
mered, smiling . little. 4 And
after all, ! do owe You . LOT for
showing me hoM inefficient nv
body-glards and my nurse were.s
! can't ask you to come back
and camp here, because Of this
silly law" said Susan q little
later. But can offer YOU the
hospitality of my private beach
any time YOU want. 10 bring the
children over. I'LL give orders
about that.
Felicity held her breath when
she and Garrett were in The car
a little Mter, subdued but
speculative Tippy in the back ali
alone. and the car was going
down the drive. She didn't
breathe freely until they had
crossed the arched white bridge
IN safety and the car was ap-
preaching Ma Green's Trailer
Camp, And then suddenly she
burst into tears.
Fliss. stop lido you hear
met! snapped Garrett. almost as
terrified of her breakdown as the
saucer-eyed Tippy was. He
brought the car to halt, caught
Felicity by her shoulders and
shook her hard until she gulped
and her teeth stopped chaffering
and the frozen look melted
little from her face.
"T-thanks, Garry. Another
minuteand I'd have been hys-
terieal" she staInmered family. !.
(Te ~ een1anredA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21

curing the Diocesan Convention.
The Woman's Auxiliary is 50
proud of the wonderful redecora-
ting job effected with funds
raised by the auxiliary that they
are planning a special day of
open house" at the Parish Hall
70 which the public is invited but
whose date is to be announced
later.
Special thanks and apprecia-
tlon are hereby given by the
Woman's Auxiliary to the fol-
lowing carpenters, painters and
helpers who freely donated their
time and labor in the redecora-
ting of the Parish Hall. They are:
Angel Delgado, Robert Curry,
VIM. Knowles, Julian Barros,
Maitland Pinder, Emmerson Bee
caise, Alvin Gates, Malcolm
Pierce, John Kenneth Curry,
Glenwood Sweeting, Evelio Rue!
da, Charles P. Curry, Jr., and
John j. Romero who replaced the
lighting fixtures after all the
wallboard and ceiling board was
put on and painted.
The Church Sunday School is
donating new stage curtain,
maroon in color which should be
ready 500. The new wallboard
and fresh paint as well as new
window sills and venetian blinds
have certainly rejuvenated the
old Parish Hall and the Woman's
Auxiliary of st. Paul's hereby
thank all who had part in help
ing to get 1t ready for the inn
portant coming Convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
BY Pegey'Dern

wideneu ana grew 4 little sick.
Oh, she whispered family
her voice shaken With loathinf
and Incredibly. 'sYod are HD-
man how could you possibly d
such horrible thing to another
HOh. come now. Mrs. Fleming.
wait a ninute,n protested Gar
felt, because Felicity was beyond
speech. you surely don't believe
that Felicity--Miss Horne here
kidnapped your baby?"
IF you'd just let me explas,
what happened" Felicity man
aged to say in the monentaryssi-
lence.
s.Let you? My dear yoaane
l ls.s said ] Mf. Thorpe. 4wes IN
Garrett interrupted quietly,
putt1ng out a hand, drawing
Tippy forward. 'If you'll give
this young lady a chance. he
said laI think she can tell you
what you want to know.
CHE was an exquisite child and
- Thorpe found himself smiling
at her hearteningly.
Don't look so terrified, in
FAINT" he consoled her. "Nobody's
going to bite YOU"
We-e-e1l, she began hesitant-
lysl"he's such perfectly beaalti-j
fttI baby-and I've always been
crazy about babies-and we were
all down on the beach and-and
he wanted to play with me. Then
when FIiss called us and said we
had to go-well, he didn't want
me to leave. I didn't know whose
baby he was-and he was all
alone there behind one OF the
big dunes. so just-well, I didn't
want to see him cry, and SO /
Just sort of picked him up."
Susan was staring at her over
the baby's curly head.
did you see this man on the
beach, little girl?" she asked
Tippy looked up into the mid
dle-aged mans convulsed face
and said sweetly, ooh, yes--oniy
he was way down at the other
end talking to a lady in a bathing
suit"
'Tt's a lier howled the man,
avoiding Susan's eye.
"And you didn't see woman
in white-the baby's nurse" Susan
went ON questioning Tippy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Apply To Wed

A Applications fer marriage licenses
were filed yesterday and today in
the office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord by Jack K. Ander-
son, 10, of the u. S. Navy and Yo-
landa Puebla. Is. of 8l7 Simonton
street; by Hubert E. Harroun, AZ,
OF the U. S. Navy and Mary Jo-
erg Murray, 81. of Naval Hospi-
tai: by Darrold j. Carpenter, 90,
OF the U. S. Navy ad Elizabeth
Bernadotte Mccain, 81, of 1929
Duval street and by Samuel J..
Pierce, So, of TIA Olivia street and
Marie Elizabeth Estes, SO, of the
rear OF $40 Grinnell street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Bridal Column
Sponsored By
POlIOck's Starts

Approximately two years ago
Pollock's, Quality jewelers., an
nounced in The Citizen the incep-
ton of their new public service
feature, Bridal Service Depart
ment". A free service designed to
assist the bride and facilitate gift
selections by her friends.
Today, as announced elsewhere
on this page, Pollock's have add
ed a new feature to their Bridal
Department. 1t consists of new,
paid column, which will appear
in this paper on Tuesdays and
Fridays. Designed TO help the
bride-to-be, the column is writ
ten by Susan Medlock exclusive
ly for Pollock's and will appear
under the heading ''WEDIQUET-
TE".
Susan Metilock, who once had
tea with and interviewed Emily
Post, the authority on etiquette,
has become d prominent, recogniz-
ed adviser to brides on the why,
when and where" of wedding
protocol. Miss Medlock, whose
stories about Southern homes,
the Southern manner of enter
tanning, have appeared in Ameri-
can Home, Better Homes & Gar
den, Town & Country, Mademo-
iselle and Readers Digest is well
known in the South, as she wrote
the. column t.Peachtree Parade"
for the Atlanta Journal for ten
years.
In her column, WEDIQUETTE,
Miss Medlock will not only ans,
wer vital questions pertaining to
the wedding itself, but also help
solve those difficult problems of
decorating the brides new home
or apartment, particularly with
reference to some of those gifts
for which the bride can not read
lily find use. Grooms, too, will
find this new feature by Pol
locks of interest.
Questions for Miss Medlock to
answer may be written in to Pol
locks and will be answered in
this column as space permits. If
an immediate answer is desired,
one may visit Pollock's Bridal
Secretary, well informed men,
Der of their Bridal Department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Scouf Field Director Paul X. Brick
tn Address Parents At POincidnG

young to join the regular scout
troops. In order to join this group
or other scout troops, one or both
parents must attend this meeting.
Mr.. Brick hopes to be able to get
all the necessary consent from
parents and whatever other CO.
operation is necessary and ne
win do whatever is possible to
expedite the charters for Poinci-
ana troops so that they may GO
ahead in full scout activity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Personal Mention
Young KEY Wezier
Makes Air Force

Pfc. Jimmie c. Moss who he's
been visiting his parents, MT.
and Mrs. II. 3. Moss of AT Mar
garet street for the past few days
left Key West this morning En-
route to South Carolina. You're
Jimmie has just finished foarteep
weeks at Lakeland Air ~FieH
Base, San Antonio, Texas Where
he was in basic training. He Is
now on his way to his. new a.
Segment in the Air Fofce. n
Shaw Air Field Base, Surhptcr.
South Carolina.