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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

Mrs. Esther Brown. 3S2S Fifth
Ave. So. and grandsons, Leroy
and Bobby Martin, 1928 FIFTH Ave,
So, left Saturday, August Is for
the family farm home in Hills
boro, Wis EnrOute they viii visit
in LaCross and Sparta, Wis.
Mrs. Thelma Chambers and
daughter Bernadette OF Chicago
were visiting their mother and
grandmother. Mrs. Jessie Clay,
1898 Slst Ave. SO. Mrs. Chambers
and daughter, ThelmR left Mon
day, August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thomas and
family of Chicago left Monday,
August is for their home after
visiting their cousin, Mrs. Jessie
Clay, 1888 3lst Ave. SO.
Mrs. Esther Brown. 1929 Fifth
Ave. So, has been released from
FairView Hospital where she un-
derwent a major operation.
Miss Mary 10 Crenahaw was
honored at q linen shower given
in her honor by Mrs. Shirley Wade,
1921 Fourth Ave. So, Tuesday.
August 0. The guests present were
Mines. Marie Cooper, Celeste
Fraction. Margaret johnson,
Elizabeth Nichols, MArlyn Robin
son, Gloria Rhodes, and Misses
Mary Ashton. Jean Brown.
Theresa Bailey, Jewell Beck. MILL
cent Franklin, Jaunita Moreno.
Shirley Kyle. Charlotte Perfect,
LeatriCe Dodd, Addie Marie
Young. Gloria Foster. Dolores
Bcasley and Miriam Fite. The
following sent gifts but were un-
able to attend; Mines. Mildred
Ewing, Mary Young. Fay HRrri-
son, Mary Morris and Misses Bios
som Grimes and Virginia Robin
son. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all with the brtde-to-be
receiving many lovely gifts.
Mrs. and Mrs, X. v. Singer OF
Niles, Michigan and Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Pierre Of Chicago left
Minneapolis this week TO return
TO their respective homes. The
two couples have been visiting rel
atives and friends in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19


Mrs E. w. Holmes and small
son, sister and nephew OF Mrp,
Edna Gnffin. and aunt OF Caro-
line Jean Matthew'S. 6ST Rondo
Ave. spent Sunday and Monday
In the city Visiting, She was ON
her way TO her home In Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold HIcadIcy
and daughter Jean Adele Of New
York City arc here waiting Mrs,
Hcadley'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Shannon. 69S Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Headley 10 night supervisor
at Queensbcrry hospital,
The Anderson Circle of 81.
James AME church met at 2:SO
Thursday. Aug, ~, at the home
Of Mrs. Clara Turner. 900 Lyle
hart Ave Mrs. Jean Waters is
secretary Of the Circle.
Mr., and Mrs. william NJ. Brown.
22l 81. Anthony Ave, had n
little family gathering for break
fast and dinner Saturday. Aug II,
honoring Mr. and Mrs, Floyd A.
Brown of brooklyn, N Y. Guests
included Mrs, Mary Y, Brown,
Mrs. Foster A. brown. sr. Others
who dropped In during the day
wcrC Mr., and Mrs, Bobby Mar
shall, Jr. Mr.. Harry 3. Brown
and Mrs, Clarence Anderson,
Mrs Carrie Parker, SIS2 Mlchi.
gan Ave. Chicago, returned homo
Friday, August II after visiting
and taking care Of necessary bust.
ness In tho Twin Cities for the
past two weeks. While In ~.
Paul. Mrs Parker was the house.
guest Of MIR. and Mrs, W, II.
Taylor, 1863 81 Anthony Ave,
Mrs. Ollie Green and son Harold
Of Winnipeg, Canada. will return
20 ~, Paul Saturday. Aug. 20.
from their visit In he East. They
will spend a week here visiting
friends, They viii be the guests
Of MIR, and Mrs. George Wills,
1904 1RlehArt Ave. while here,
On Sunday, August ~. Or J.
w Golden Of Memphis, Tenn. sec.
rotary Of tho Department Of
Evangelism OF the Methodist
church will speak at Camphor
Methodist church ut II o'clock.
Dr. Golden In the guest Of Mr..
James Curtis Of Hardwood Ave.
The Gospel Choir Of Camphor
will furnish the music on this
speaking occasion. Mrs. Hattie u,
Smith In director and orERniat Of
the choir.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
CPAIp ADVERTISEMENT
Communist Party
Dem0ndS Clark
Rejection for Court

Settlement Demanding the
Rejection Of clOrk OS Supreme
Court Justice Ond the Ap-
POlRtmSHa Of O Negro 70 That
Position,
Issued by state Board. Commu.
mist Party of Minnesota.
We have always fought for fun
equality OF the Negro people,
economic, political and social, We
have insisted that Negro people
be represented In all branches OF
government We arr now demand.
ing that . Negro be appointed 60
occupy the Supreme Court bench
vacated by Justice Murphy's
death. Such an appointment IL
necessary because of the acute
national oppression Of the Negro
people symboliEed in their eNclu-
sion from representation on this
court which decides their legal
status II would establish at least
somc possibilities for the Negro
people 10 fight more effectively
To achieve some Of their impor.
tAnt ncedR.
In the campaign pledges Of the
Democratic and Republican par.
ties last year were promises To
night for full civil rights for the
Negro people. We demand that
these promises be kept Therefore.
we demand that Clark be rejected
m Supreme Court Justice and n
Negro appointed TO the Court.
Everyone knows that therr 10
increased violence against Me-
Hrocs. that the xxx Ia rising
daily in America, that Attorney
General Clark has not done n SIN.
gle thing 10 arrest or prosecute
one Ku Klux KlannCr or lyncher,
although he has the power tn do
10 under a post-CIwl War law.
Title IL, Sec. 81 and o. His CON
unucd imprisonment Of Henry
Winston. Negro leader and one OF
~ Communists ON trial, In an eN-
ample Of the lynch Justice that
Tom Clark mcteS out To militant
Negro leaders.
Truman and Clark are respon-
siblc for the loyalty oath from
which Thousands OF Negroes are
suffering, This Ia even more seri-
Gus when we note that the y. Il.
Court Of Appeals has already IL.
galized the loyalty oath and
Clark's "Subvcrslvo lists" What
would be the plight OF the Negro
people with such n person sitting
In the Supreme CourtH What
would be the plight Of the labor
and proRreAAivG movement IN
such a situatiOn7
We call on all organizations
and individuals 90 Join uR In de-
handing that q Negro be placed
In the Supreme Court, Write your
senators. send wircR TO the Senate
Judiciary Committee urging this
step be taken.
MARTIN MACKIE, Chairman
CARL ROSS. Secretary
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

The bake and food sale held on
Saturday by the w. S. c. S. of
Grace Methodist Church was a de-
cided success. The affair netted the
society $1O0 to be used for the up
keep of the parsonage.
District No. A, ". f. W., of Sussex
County, commanded by Ray w.
Dodd, of Milton, has completed the
final plans for their dance to be
held on Saturday evening, April
is, in the Georgetown Armory. The
orchestra has been engaged along
with girl vocalist. Tickets will be
$500 per couple and dress optional.
Easter Sunday will be observed
by the churches of Milton with spe-
cial sermons by the pastors in the
morning. In the evening programs
appropriate to the occasion will
be held At Grace Methodist Church
the Sunday school, under the dir
rection of Mrs. Catherine Belts and
committee1will stage an interesting
program at the. church beginning
at 1890 p. m. This program will
consist of recitations. special sing
ing, closing with a religious drama
entitled "The Empty Tomb Re
hearsals by the participants in the
] drama are being held this week
with a dress rehearsal on Friday
evening. On that evening rehear-
sails by the junior and senior choirs
will be held at the church. On Eas-
ter Sunday the calling cards thai
have been distributed by the pastor
Rev. Milton R. Elliott. will be col,
lected. Each card will contain Al
dimes-S4. The sum collected vii
be used for conference benevolen
ces.
The v. F. w. and it's Auxiliar.
will hold a joint installation of Off
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
MILTON

The junior class is completing
arrangements for the prom to be
held in the school auditorium on
Friday evening. April %. Already
the band has been engaged and
plans are under way for the deco
.rations for the occasion. The class
is being supervised and directed
by Esther Weakley, history and
Latin teacher.
On Monday evening the Lions
Club held their regular meeting in
the parish house. The group was
addressed by, Colonel Sheaffer of
Rehoboth, who is one of the execu-
tives of the 40 ct. 8 OF the Ameri-
can Legion.
Milton School will begin the Eas-
ter Vacation on Good Friday in
stead of the usual weeks vacation.
This is due to the agreement to
close school on June 2. In order to
do this the pupils have been attend
i ing classes on Saturdays and also
are giving up the Easter holidays
except for Good Friday and Easter
Monday. Wednesday after the va
cation, April 90, will end the fifth
I marking period for the school. FL
i nal examinations are being given
/ to the elementary classes and high
school tests win begin later.
Wanda and Emily Clendaniel,
students at the Teachers College in
1 West Chester, Pa, are spending the
Easter holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester e. Clendaniel.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hudson
and his aunt, Emma Hudson, spent
the weekend as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Neal Hudson in Whining
ton.
Il Lester Radke, winner of the Sus'
sex County Public Speaking Con
test, participated in the contest hell
in the Caesar Rodney High Sehoo
last week, at which time Governor
Carvel was principal speaker. Les
ter will also compete in the stat'
!, contest, sponsored by the F. F. A
of the schools. The finals will b,
held in Newark at the University o
| Delaware. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clendanie
and son of Newark, are spending
the holidays with their parents il
Milton:
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

GERS in the parish house on We'd
evening, April 90. The de-
partment commanders, Raymond
Loose and President Catherine Hig-
gins, will be guests for the evening
and will install the officers to their
duties f0r the forthcoming year.
on wednesday evening the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary held their
regular monthly meeting at the
Legion Home, north Of Milton, at 8
o'clock. Members are urged to at
tend all meetings and give full sup
port to the newly installed officers.
AT the regular meeting of the
American Legion Post, No. 20, plans
were discussed for the erection OF
the War Memorial Plaque to be
placed on the Legion Home grounds
and dedicated on Memorial Day.
Speakers will be present as we'll as
the color guard. Also at this. meet
ing final plans were made and vot-
ed upon for the addition. to the
home. The foundation has been
laid and other workmen are ex.
pected to finish their work before
the dedication services, M
Funeral services were held on
Friday afternoon for. Reuben Don,
ovan, who lost his life in the lat.
war in the Pacific Theatre of oper
ations. Services began at 2 O'clock
Interment in the Odd Fellows Gem
etery with the v. r. w: and Ameri
can Legion participating in thu
ceremony. e {f,
The local fiTemen were ealle,
upon at noon on Tuesday to exfin
gIish fire at the home OF Lol
/ White, near 0YeFbrook. The de
/ partment was able to put out tn
| fire before damage was rendere,
the home or outbuildings.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Mrs. Walter Davis, Sr., Mrs. Har-
old Davis and sons, Mrs. Herman
Sharp of Milford were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Reed on
Thursday.
Mrs. Calvin Brittingham and
son, Rodney, and daughter, Kath-
crime Laura spent the week end
with st. Sgt and Mrs Charles
Lindale of Highland, N ].
Goshen Methodist Church
'The Church at the Top. of the HIP
Harold M. Davis, Minister
Friday afternoon. beginning at
1:S0 and continuing until S:30 a
Good Friday service will be held
in the church. Meditations on the
Seven Last Words will be given by
visiting ministers. a
This service is of deep spiritual
value.
Everyone is invited to come.
Services Easter Sunday will be:
9:45 a, m. Sunday school,
IL a. M Morning Worship
$3.50 b. m. Youth Fellowship.
1880 p. m. Easter Cantata. The
lcantata will be presented by the
youth under the leadership of Mr.
and Mrs. Lemuel Evans.
| Let us make special effort tc
| be present.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
harrington Spring
Meet Opens
April 18th
leontlnuea from as 30

!, 5, /, 2: Hi Pat, hrh by PAT Har-
Eester-5, /, 8, 3;Five other horses
klso started. Time: 2:003-4, 2.00ls,
:01ll, 20.6
Green Valley broke a leg IN 1910
md was out of competition -four
GEARS. Mr.. Stout purchased the
chestnut gelding in 1914 for $1,000.
He was staked in Is events that
Rear, started in II and won 8. In
s945 he paced in 2:07. He started
srotting in 1916. In 13 starts he
Haas never out of the money. In
s947, at is years. he trotted to his
record of 2:101.
Mr.. Stout has been training at
The Harrington track since 1921.
.Mr. and Mrs. Stout have wintered
here six years. Mrs. Stout has a
sS-year-old mare, a trotter, Joy
Frisco. Mr.. Stout has a black trot-
ling mare, green, he recently pur-
chased. He Is also training GLEN
DALE BERRY, two-year-old pa
eer, for Ward Miller Of Eastville
Virginia.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
Iomemakers Short
Course Date Is Set
teOn.snusd from arss psgsl

sy and world affairs, tours and rec
feation. -
AS the boys and girls pack up to
go home on June Is, their mothers
will be arriving for their three
days of the Honsemakers' Short
Course, June Is to fS. The program
for the women will include daily
reports on current world events,
sessions on homemaking topics, a
"trip to longweod Gardens, recrea-
|tion and entertainment. More than
140 women attended last years
Short Course, and a similar NUM-
Der are anticipated this year. Pro-
gram details will be completed
land announced in the near future.
One-ffth of the British Isles
leoal is produced in Wales.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
Sussex County Links
Have Organized
CONTINUED from nrst pagel

and October. Special meetings will
be held as deemed necessary by the
officers of the Order The first
Thursday night in each of these
months has been selected as a reg
ular meeting date. There viii be
no May meeting, but instead a specs
ial meeting will be held on the
first Thursday in July.
The following members were
present: Mr.. Lester Cannon. Mr..
James Joseph, Mr.. Homer Bryan,
Mr.. Edward Workman, Mrs. Ed.
Krewatch, Miss Thelma Krewatch,
Miss 0rpha Webb, Mrs. Lillian
wilkins. Mrs. Mabel Cannon Ben
nett, Mrs. Lester Cannon.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Come look inside come look under the hood j.. come
see the superb breeding and advanced engineering that
makes this the most exciting, new beautiful Chryser
of all time.
Here in the Silver Anniversary ChrysIer is the climax
Of Is years of forwardookng common sense and imag
inaton in engineering and research. Tailored to taste
here is webred beauty that reflects the perfection Of
the engineering that makes this the greatest Chryser
value in history.
Wider chair-height seats-plenty Of headroom and
shoulder room-plenty Of legroom-more horsepower
sion engne the leader in high compression performance.
Prestomac Fluid Drive Transmission Safety
Rde-excusive Safety Rim wheels that make ii almost
impossible to throw tire in case of blow-eGt-more
than SO advances in safety comfort convenience and
performance These viii make seeing the beautiful
Chrysler an experience you'll long remember. Come in
todayfor the greatest car value we've ever offered
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

U. S. production Of broiler chick
ems now is about four times larg-
er than in are-war years
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Ancient Romans believed owls
foretold the coming of death when
they alighted on rooftops.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Members Of the swift family are
the fastest flying among known
birds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21

Charming decorations marked
~ Fn.day lupcheon-meeting Of
az Oihce-s Wives Club held at
Nf Tayior Officers Club last
tek. with artists palettes on the
& bIaa surrounded BY unusual
nsfnnaemcnls OF tropical flowers
place cards carried out the artist
mnfd bearing cuts of Martello
Gallery
Mrs. + M Dick, Mrs. Carl Hill
ga and AIRS. Herbert + Pace,
naiosans Tor the occasion, were
feannneible Cor this beautiful and
fa1irful decorating scheme
iiIEhliHht Of the event was the
alfess b. Alrs. Ruth Newton,
eho apQke ON the history Of art
- keY West, and the splendid
flnes that have been accom-
nhad "a that line locally. Mrs.
Rtpn IS widely-known here.
and 5 fhe curator Of Martello Art
Gallery Her Interesting and in
fnallve talk was very well re-
xped
ire door prize, drawn by Mrs.
nt1n Wss won by Mrs. " G.
HAraplel. following which new
euutrs Werc introduced to the
eiab an Mrs. Morrow intro
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
Olegree yslasquez
Died This Merning
All Galley Hospital

Olegreo Velasquez 81 oed
this morning Al Galex Memoirs.
hospital after an illness Qf several
weeks.
Funeral services viii he he'll
Wednesday afternoon % ; P -.
Ietsthe chapel Of Lopez Fup<Fal
Home
Burial will be in City cematsry
Rev James Maeconncn Of -
2aal's Church viii ofticiste q
he services.
Survivors: wife. Mrs lsab1
Vsyasuuez. one daughter, Nj
Margu ri.c Fisher: one son Ole
grep Velasqglsz; three bro heft
Teodoro Gallo, Antonio Gallo
iector Velasqdes; AMI SIX srsn4'
children,
caraballos De MART, Agramon,
te Lodge, knights Of the Golden
eagle, and DR.. Felix Varela
Lodge Of Masons OF which Tia
deceased was a member win a.
tend the funeral Ia q body and
3aIlbearers will be selected ffonl
the membership.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
Plans For Bridge Party Ind bake
Sale ReUeaIed At Meeting OF
Officers fires Club Held Friday

duced Mrs. Hansen, who is chair
man of an event shortly TO take
place. sponsored BY the organiza-
ton,
This event is a bake sale and
bridge party scheduled for De-
scenlber g at / p. m. at the Officers
Club, the purpose of the affair
being to raise funds to be used for
the redecorating of the ladies'
lounge at The Officers Club build
ing, and further information will
shortly be available concerning
this bridge party and bake sale
Following the luncheon-meet-
ing, members and guests viewed
some pictures that were on ex-
hibit and which had been exeeut
ed by local artists, including Mrs.
Everett Winters, Mr.. and Mrs,
Hari Kidd, Gene Otto, Wallace
Kirke and 1t. Bryant Whisenant
This exhibit was much enjoyed,
AMI proved very interesting.
The next meeting of the Off
GERS Wives Club IS scheduled for
FRIDAY, December 2, and details
Regarding that meeting, includ-
ing program and names Of the
hostesses, will be published short
ly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21

The Navy Chapel was the set
tng Yesterday morning for the
marriage rites of Anita Bradley
ems Chief Engineman Libero
QueFio. UsN, the. ceremony hay
ina bach performed by Chaplain
MIchael.
Mrs. Bradley had as her only
alirnda6t her daughter, Miss
tuyrp Bradley. while Edward
kFabacfer Chief Metalsmith,
t'EN. acted as best man for the
arooIn The ceremony was a
pliVate one. end there were pres
fni only members of Mrs. Brad
hsV's immediate family.
T9e bride had chosen as her
&ellsling attire a charming char
ifcuse satin suit with brown ac-
eesaofies, and her flowers were
An urchid corsage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
4eroUias So
Passenger kisf
- @sAA : - : : : : : :

a. = - = - 80 e = - -
Passengers leaving for Havana.
Cuba. via Aerovias 20" S.A.:
AIbina Wood, Francisco Reeves.
Louis Miller, lorraine Miller
Rose Lee Diaz, Carmen Diaz,
Mary Bashara, John Pirie, Lillian
Eggert, John Eggert Gordon
Simmons, Miguel Vivanco. Mario
Mora, Sadie Mora, Norbert Preh-
Ter corrine Prehler, Ruth Slater,
Paul Popewslxi, Mary Popowski,
Stella Tessoff, Sophie Mikulak,
Virginia Sheeran. Isaac Marks,
James Smith, Arne Havu. Clara
Havu, James Jones. .Mariorie
Jones, Thomas Earle, Jack Hutch
inson,
Harry Nice loster Jack Howard,
Joe Howard, Clyde Bourke, Ev-
erett Penne. Paul Bennett, Nor
man Dull Robert Veach. Theo4
lore Edfelsit Dorothy Eafeldt.
Jessie Perkins, Robert Kfrlxpat4
rick, Ann Kirkpatrick, Guillermo
Walls Candida Roman, Norman
Krietman, Dan Scott, Altman
Follett, James Price, Maude
Price.
Dewey Crawford, June craw-
ford, Louis 4. Darby. Clyth Oar
by. Alvin E. Buchenber, Paul
Wilson, Vivian Wilson, Marjorie
Scott, Harriet Scott. Robert 3
Wood. Inaalecio Pertierra. Arthur
Grimole,
Phyllis Grinole Elena ri Lo-
PEI. Leon Garfinkel Evelyn Lite
man, Anna Krevitsky, Josephine
Davis. Katheryn Flaherty, Bur
CESS b. Mason, Olive M. Mason
George I. Deal, Virginia S. Deal.
Vincent Al. Buchholtz, Elsie M
Buchholtz, Carl w. Johnstone. &
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
Juan I. 0rta
Died Yesterday
AT Hospital

Juan francisco Orta, SO, died
yesterday afternoon in the Mon
roe County Hospital after a short
illness,
Funeral services will be held
today at 4 p. NJ. from the chapel
of the Lopez Funeral Home Rev.
M. il Groniu Of St. Mary ssar-e1-
.the1Sea catholic Church will of
ficiate at the services. Burial viii
be in the family plot in Catholic
fCemeterY i
Survivors: wife. Mrs. Lena Or
ia; two sons, Frank Orta, CIR,
Phillip Orta; one grandcnild,
Frank William Orta: two sisters,
Mrs. Julia Orta Palacios, of Cuba,
Mrs. Dolores UrribarEe, Of Key
West; one brother Manuel Orfa,
OF Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
BAEKLEYS HEAD
NPl Wirephoto
IConlInued Frnm Paee. onel

tContlnLSd Fram Page. Onel
groons, has refused to say where
he intends to light for his honey
MOON bur be keeps heading
Sou h and Florida IS expected to.
be the next stop.
So far, fhe honeymoon is doing
just line Mrs Barley has been
doing the driving AMI the Vice
Presidentiy has apparently been
doing most Of the talking
When they received the press
IN Atlanta The Veep's bride had
coIlfaent to make abol t this.
3 rkiey had objected to posing
for pilot agraphs waile he was.
eating sn apple, He said he di MT
went to pose with his mouth
open And his bride commented
with a smile You mean with
your mouth open while you're
eating"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
AHifa Bradley Became Bride OF
L'bero Q,,erio, CO, UbSN. Yesterday
Morning liz Ceremony At Nary Chapel

Miss Bradley wore a dark blue
frock and had j pink carnation
corSage, while both the groom
and best man were attired in
their Navy khaki dress uniforms.
Immediately following the mar
rage the couple left by auto
mobile for an undisclosed destina-
ton on their wedding trip, and
upon their return in about eight
or ten days, will be at home at
6l2 Olivia street.
Mrs. Querio is the former Miss
Anita Recio. member Of very
old and distinguished Key West
family, and was born and educa-
ted here. Chief Querio is the son
OF Joseph Qnerio and the late
Mrs. Joseph Querio of Wildwood,
New Jersey. He is stationed here
at the present TING.
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MONTGOMERY

Continued From Page 0peA
of ribbons on his chest, and his
famous black beret on his head. {
Asked If he intended to ask
United States authorities for
more American troops in Western
Europe, Montgomery said Mo-
and added:
"Fhe number of troops in West
ern Europe has nothing to do
with me-
The military leader explained
that the question of the number
of troops in Western Europe was
political in nature and added:
'sFhe soldiers do what the poll
ticians tell them"
The field marshall said he saw
no immediate threat of open con-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
Coming Eve,,ts
'UESDAY, NOVEMBER %

TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 22
Second day Of Thanksgiving
Festival sponsored By ST
PalIPs Woman's Auxiliary
Baby Show. second ag q
group Judging 4 p. M at
Parish House Turkey supper
games and food sale, 9 p M
on grounds
Rehear all Kew West Commun5
ity Singers. las PM, at Stone
Church, Eaton and Simonton
Streets. Preparations for
Coming Presentation Of The
Messiah.
4 Regular meeting. Sparkling
Waters Rebekah Lodge No.
IA, 7..30 P. M at Knights of
Pvthias Hall on Fleming
street. Visiting Rebekahs
!. Welcome
I Meeting, Everready Star Club,
$50 r M at honaa of Asr
Georgia Bell 900 Flagler
avenue.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER "a
THANKSGIVING Dance. sponsored
by Key West Golf Club. 8 p,
NJ. at Elks Club, Music by
Aren't Sjursen and his Three
Sharps. Floor Show.
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club. No. SO. 7:30 PM.
in Clubrooms, Building l78,
us. Naval Station.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER U.s.
Teenag4 Dan ice, Armory at
White and Southland streets.
Music by Coral Isle Serenad-
ers, III. and Mrs. Myrtland
Gates. chaperones Snack bar
with. soft drinks only u