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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20
. KITCHEN AFFAIR

Miss Dolly Kokita, bride-elect Of
Mr.. Joe Matsuzaki, was honored al
kitchen shower held in the home
of Mrs. George Colo on Sunday
July II. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Co.
iio and Miss Daisy Todo.
Present besides the co-hostesses
ana the honored guest were the
Mesdames Tubby Tsubohara, T. Hi
roshige. Roderick Hara and Benny
Matsumoto and the Misses Ruby
Kol,ita, KIM Habu, Xxi Okamoto,
Mary and Amy Seko, Misaye Kimura
and Toshiko Okano.
Unable to attend but sent gifts
were Miss Judy Omura and Mrs.
George Sakuma.
Miss Kokita will be married to
Mr. Matsuzaki on Sunday, July 81,
in the Seattle Buddhist temple.
. BRIDAL SHOWER
Miss Kimi Yanagimoto, BRIDE
elect of Mr.. Mas Kawanishi, was
rendered miscellaneous bridal
shower on Thursday, July IA, in the
home of hostess Miss Betty Takano.
Attending the affair besides the
honored guest and the hostess were
the Misses Amy Takano, Chiz Ia
maye. Kay Tomita, Mary and Rosie
Fujioka, Sylvia Shigaya, Molly Imai
and Katsuko Yanagimoto.
Miss Mary Shigaya and Mrs. Leo
Ohashi were unable to attend but
sent gifts.
Delicious refreshments were en-
Joyed by all.
Q TO GO EAST
Mrs. Frank Hidaka will leave on
July 81, for two-months
She will visit friends in |
and Los Angeles, Chicago |
and Detroit.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20

LANSING, Mich. - six-cyl-
inder, gasoline truck engine, de-
scribed as the most powerful of
its size ever built, has been intro
duced by REQ Motors, Inc, pioneer
truck manufacturer.
The all-new Gold Comet" en-
CINE develops more usable horse
power than any other six or eight
cylinder gasoline truck engine of
comparable displacement" and
was designed to "set entirely new
standards for truck performance
under all operating conditions"
the REQ announcement said.
The lifetime" engine features
the wet-sleeve principle with re-
movable cylinders. Only lack of
normal care and maintenance can
shorten the Gold Comets life span,
REQ reported. The cylinders, in the
form Of sleeves, may be replaced
quickly and inexpensively, elimi-
mating a major repair job if a cyl
indsr wall becomes scored or dam.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20
No More Trans

VANCOUVER, B. c.. July 20
There are no more street cars ON
Powell Street in this city. On July
16, street car service was taken off
to prepare the street for trolley
buses.
Passengers using the Powell Street
cars were provided with bus service
from the Hastings Street line.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20
Q CAL VACATION
Tacoma BusSei
Slate Picnic

TACOMA, Wash, July 20-Under
the Craftsmanship of George Ia
nabe and Fudge Fujita, the Ia
coma YBA will hold its annual picnic
from 10 am. on Sunday, July "a, at
the Spanaway Park.
Transportation will be furnished
from the Tacoma Buddhist Church
at 10 am.
Rattle drawings will begin from
4:30 pm.
Refreshments consisting of pop,
ice cream and watermelon will be
served. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20

mentators visited the Lake Wales,
Florida plant where its quick
frozen concentrate is made. The
experts were given q blind-fold
test and asked to distinguish be-
tween a glass of freshly squeezed
orange juice and one of the concen-
trate. Most of the experts not
only couldn't tell the difference
but actually preferred the con-
centrate.
I'VE have worked for 20 years
to capture the elusive flavor and
vitamins of fresh oranges in a
convenient and easy-to-use FORM"
stated Mr. Lochrie. 1.-THE food ex-
perts and Mrs. Homemaker now
agree that in our 6-ounce contain.
er, providing ~ pints of juice
when reconstructed, we have sue
ceeded. 1t has money.saving ad.
vantages, too"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20
. BEACH PARTY


Mr. and Mrs. Mizokuchi of Ber-
kelley. Calf, were guests at beach
party held last Saturday, July is, at
Alki Point with Mrs Frank Hidaka
and Miss Toni Koba as hostesses.
Those present, besides the visitors
and the hostesses were Messrs and
Mesdames Tosh Sumimoto and Kaso
Kimura, Miss Sally Sakai and Mr..
Frank Hidaka.
Mrs. Mizokuchi Is the former Etsu-
ko Sumimoto of Seattle. The visiting
Californians will leave here on
Thursday, July 81.
Q CAL VACATION
Miss Catherine Hoshide left last
Saturday, July 16, for a two weeks
vacation in Gardena, California.
She is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
A. Hoshide, former Seattleites.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20

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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20
o TO GO EAST
Presby Adults
Book Movie

The Young Adult group of the
Japanese Presbyterian church will
sponsor a movie Boundary Lines
from pm. on Sunday. July "a.
Kenji Okuda, who is home on vaca-
ton from the University of Puerto
Rico where he is an instructor, will
he the guest speaker.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. Refreshments will be served.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20
Penthouse View of City, Mountains
Feature of This Outdoor Picnic

Ar outdoor picnic with a pent-
house view of Seattle, Sound and
mountains has been planned for
Wednesday, July 81, as a part of the
YWCA summer program.
The event is open to 20 men and
women, according to Barbara John
son, program director. Membership
in the WV is not required.
After dining on the rooftop of the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20

Central WV, the picnickers will try
another penthouse view"-this time
at the campus theatre, where Saro-
vans play, Beautiful People" is
showing currently.
Registration for the picnic and
theatre party should be made this
week in the WV program office, 5th
and Seneca, Miss johnson said Cost
for the evening is $1.65.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20
Gardeners Eye
July "A Affair

A picnic for all gardeners will be
held from II am. on Sunday, July
"a at the north end of Lincoln Park.
All employees and employers are
cordially invited to attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-20

Each mind Is pressed, and open
every ear, to hear new tidings,
though they no way joy us.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
sChildren's Corner NOsv Occupying
Premises At SimOntOn AT,d Fleming


Many Key West mothers viii
be glad to know that Mrs. Ryrni-
ma Thompson's Children's Corner
has moved from its crowded
quarters at 42l Simnnton to the
reomy spacious corner shop at
Fleming and Simonton, recently
vacated by Fausto's.
The new Children's Corner
will be run jointly by Mrs.
Ryrnina Thompson and her hus-
band Charles Thompson. Every
thing for the young infant from
announcements through layettes,
sunsuits, rompers, suits coats
hats and booties will be carried.
There will also be new depart
ment for teenagers. The new
spacious store with its roomy
shelves warrants an extensive
stock in all sizes and the Thomp-
sons hope to be able to fill all
possible teenage and infant needs
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Aer0vias @V
Passenger List

The following passengers Left
yesterday for Havana via Acre.
Was .4Qp:: Z
Tom Walsh, August King, Julio
Sosa, Walter Teqpe, Edward
O'Neil, Ruby Paisley, Nicholas
Battista, Josephine, Battista,
Mandy Gramtikos, Mike Grama-
tikos, James DeSotirin, Clara De-
Sotirin, James Taggert, Luzetta
Virgins, Mae Taggert, Paul Wig
gins, Donald Cross, Mary Cross,
Rene Saunders.
Jorge calverde, Zoila Pumar,
Arthur Dove, Hazel Dove, Mel
vim Baker, Ruth Baker, Karl
Coatney, Helen, Coatney, Dennis
Coatney, Madelle Widrig e.,
Charles Widrige, George Otto,
". G. Kinchen, C.. S. Kinchen,
Anna DeSoto, Gloria Inclan, Olga
Sydork, Ysel Arnold, Ada Maur-
er, Cecil Duff, Mary Duff.
Katherine Strode, Edna Find
ley, James Santmyers, Thomas
Eyerngman, Katherine Eyerng-
man, Dan Grouse, Leis Grouse,
Maria Luisa Acheson, Mary
Louise Acheson, Esther Avery,
Richard Avery, Antonio Arrange,
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

dine Franks. Health Clowns, Ma
rio Hernandez, Ernest Sails, Jer-
~ MeMssters Joy Smart Eye
iios Esteyez, Everett Roberts and
Dick Pinion. The clowns did very
weli snd for awhile. a real carni-
yal atmosphere prevailed with
ballons, animals and clowns. The
Hath Band splayed several Sc
tiections. a. S3
4. Al Beautiful Lady Dancer who
was hone other than little Dar-
lene Jafcynski was ushered in
ontsa green and white chariot,
Darlene then very. gracefully
performed with q ballet dance,
apd ltAAn lea o parade of fruits
!, ana stshs and a~characte,bs
dressed sas sun ffeshl air, strong
man, lions and tigers and a fat
Gill i 3ya, ;i.tNtt',,:3..9ea -,
Mrs. Msador's and Mrs. Myers
| 55b classsss-pres scented an 18th
| cfhtRpya .naipuet and a Swiss
GrS8fins / Dance az, folk dance
wis presented byFMrs. Charlotte
Haskins 5-a class. The May Pole
Dance by Mrs. Jones class de.
serves special mention for wind.
ing i perfect May Pole. During
She winding the girls took the
Head in the weaving and wher
nnwipding the boys took the lead
and not once was there any hes
itation. il was a perfect May
Pole. .,.$~}es. sa
Those winding the May Polk
| were: MiEiann Machin, Bennit
Roberts. Alice Russell, Odelit
| VALDEZ. Melissa StallingS, Oms
calleia. Elsie Lowe, Bennie Pier
ce, Ladeail Brown, Orlando Fer
| handez, Cecilia Carpenter, Bob
by Perez, Margaritta Sails, Ken
beth, Aguero. Theda Bearup, Ton
Gates, Winnie Knowles, Glea
Roberts, Juanits Hernandez, ant
Charles Aeheson.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

Key Westers and particularly
the Naval contingent here will be
interested to learn o fthe follow
ing news as. published in the ST.
Augustine Record of May Srd..
"clarissa Anderson Dimick,
daughter ofsthe late DR.. and Mrs.
Andrew Anderson, and Captain
Tucker Darlington Gibbs, U. S.
Navy, retired, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. George Williams Gibbs,
were married here this morning
by Lieutenant Commander E. w.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

in the assortment they. have as
sembled.
While alterations are in prog
ress at the new store a sale of
some of the former merchandise
is in progress on the former
premises, but the new corner
store opens on Saturday in any
event.
When alterations are finally
complete on the new premises,
there will be lounge and rest
room for mathefs with a few
playpens ETC., so the children
may be left in a safe place while
the parents look around.
The special line of Holgate
Educational toys. including the
Sife waterproof, wooden puzzle
blocks are to be featured. These
Holgate Educational Toys are
suitable for children from l8
months to 10 years and are in
frequent demand here for chill
dren's gifts.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Foreign Mission York In Brasil Theme
Presbyterian Church Birthday Party

The Women of the First Pres
byterian Church will hold their
Birthday Party Tuesday evening
at 500 p. m, in the home of Mrs.
Frank E. Bowser, zoos Flagler
Ave. Mrs. w. M. Whitley, Secre-
tary in charge of spiritual life,
will be the Hostess for the eve
ming.
The dual theme for the eve
ming will be The American Bible
Society and its work, together
with our Foreign Mission work
in Brazil. Mrs. Ann Carlton who
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Calendar Of Epe1lts

WEEK OF MAY End THRU =
Key West Players present three
one-act Plays in Barn Thea
tre, Duual Street, each even
ing at $40 p. m.
FRIDAY, MAY g.
Operetta aJeanie', with Ste
phen Foster Music at Convent
Auditorium by Children of
Francis Xavier School at
PM.
Regular meeting Astronomy
Club at First Presbyterian
Church, White and Wash
ington Street, announced for
last night in error.
Order of Rainbow for Girls
Installation of Officers, Scot
tish Rite Temple, 8 PM.
SATURDAY, MAY r.
Pet Show in Bayview Park un-
der auspices of Humane So
eiety with all sorts of prizes,
9:45 Am.
SUNDAY, MAY B.
Mothers Day Tea at YMcA in
Patio, As PM.
TUESDAY, MAY To-
Woman's Club Meeting at Club
house on Duval Street at $3.50
PM. Qnstead of This Tues
day.
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL
American Legion regular meet
ing End and 4th wednesday
each month at Club house
8 p. m.
THURSDAY, MAY H.
County Hospital Buffet Sup
per. Everyone Welcome. $3.50
PM, on Hospital Grounds.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
KenfOn BrOaDn
OfCl0a0ns NOaU
Proud Daddy

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Keaton Brown
announce the birth of a daughter,
weighing eight pounds, on Wed
nesday,
Brown covers first base for the
Clowns, and expected bali
player to follow in his steps, ac-
cording to Pedro Aguilar. But
he is a happy daddy just the
same" Aguilar added.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Neiv Staff Aide
N0ip At YMCA

Glenn Davis of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. became staff aide to-
day to Director Forrest Turner of
the Armed Services YMCA. He
will take charge of any work di-
rected by Turner.
Davis was accompanied here
by DIR. A. c. Gaucke also of Mil
waukee, who will stay here for
about two weeks spending his va
cation. DR.. Gaueke has taught for
a number of years in the dental
department of Marquette Univer-
sity.
Davis says he hopes that he
will never be transferred from
Key West. He adds that the
weather here seems, to be ideal
and he wants to stay
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Gibbs -Dimick Wedding Took Place In
St. Augustine On Tuesday, May 3rd

Bryant, Chaplain Corps, U. S.
Navy.
'The bride was given in marri-
age by her soH, John G. Dimick.
The best man was George w.
Gibbs of Jacksonville, brother Of
the bridegroom.
'The bride wore gown of yell
low silk print, with wreath OF
yellow orchids in her hair.
'The only guests were the mi
mediate members of the fami-
lies.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Harris School Celebrated May Day
With Extensfpe And Varied Program

Altho Old Man. Weather was
.not in too good mood on Tues
Day sf,erpoon. Harris Schools
.s4ny Day Festival was . shlge
-saeoess. AZ 5 O'Clock Q Regal ,Pfot
.cesglon with Queen Brenda Nor
-sisoh Csrends is also spelling be
champion Of Monroe county)
dressed in q long white flowing
dress and carrying houanef OF
..Ead :. and pink carnatiphs and
-@uecn AIMS lace, and King
.Ffank Hood dressed ins a white
linen suit. assembled the throne
'whers Queen Brenda and King
Frank were crowned t-, \
The QueeRs + attendants and
flower girls wore long flowing
dfesses in pastel colors, with
-fIpwer baskets : matching their
.dresses, The Kings attendants
wore white linen suits. Crown
Bearer Peter Dopp also Z in q
white linen suit, carried 4 the
crowns on a white satin pillow,
The attendants were , YWgillig
Gibson, George Reese, Jeanne
-carbonell, Roger Sweetipg, Nil;
: Iicent Taylor. Leonard Nordgen
Sylvia williams, Tony Dopp
Efeda Weeeb and Richard Kerr
Donna Williams and Kennet3,
Kerr. =
The flower girls were Sybil
Key. Marilyn Williams, Brends
~Gatcs. Edna Cruz, Clair Thomp.
sen. June Weech.
80 The Queens Party was ther
entertained by Mrs. Watkins IS
graders with little Kristina Dopp
The Health Fairy performiRs
very well with a Ballet Dance
followed by q Health Parade
Mrs. Calloway's lst graders pre-,
sented How Do You Do, My
Partner. A bit of comedy We
Then added to the festival whet
Mrs. Dopp's and Mrs. Huddle,
,Ston.s 2nd graders eptertaipss
J with a 3 ring circus, Top per
FORMERS were: King Leader
Godfrey Thompson and Geral
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Woman's Auxiliary, Episcopal Church,
Elected Ne,o Officers For g. Year Term
At Meeting Of DiOcesan COnvnfiOn

The 27th Annual Meeting oj
the Woman's Auxiliary, Diocese
of South Florida came to a close
a. 100 p. m. on Thursday. Many
important reports were heard
nnd decisions made during this
three-day Convention.
One Of the nuscbeduled, but
thoroly enjoyed activities was-
a luncheon given on Tuesday at
the Lobster House by Mrs. Mer.
win Russell, General Chairman
and the 81, Psul's WonaRs Aux
iliary. at which they entertained
the Diocesan Executive Board
and Mrs. John ID. Wing, wife Of
the Bishop. AZ this affair, Wo.
mans Auxiliary Diocesan Presi-
dent Miss Mildred Gibbons and
Mrs. Wing were present with
gifts and souvenirs ware given
each 0f the diocesan auKiiigry. Of
ficers. The tables were deeorated
for the occasion with pink hibis-
Gus.
Mrs. Gloriana Bayly. represent
ing the hostess chapter of the
Weman's Auxiliary gave the ad.
drszs of welcome at the meeting
On Wednesday. One of the resor-
lutions passed at this meeting
thanked the rector of st. Pauls,
Rev. james Mcdonnell and the
President OF 81, Paul's Woman's
Auxiliary. Mrs. Joseph Ladd and
the members for their hospitality
snd also the Rey, G, Leon Wells
Of the First Methodist Church
tor The use of the church end
Sunday School bulldogs in which
the meetings were held,
The 81. Paul's delegates to the
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

meeting were; Mrs. Glenwood
'Sweeting, Mrs, Eric Curry and
Mrs, Joseph Ladd. Many other
pfowineHt church members serv-
ed as PAGES ct the meeting.
The meeting on Thursday was
opened with prayers and an ad-
dress by the Rt. Rev. Henry /.
Louttit, Bishop Coadjutor of the
Diocese Of South Florida. Miss
Mildred Gibbons presided over
the business session. Miss Glib
bens, who has completed a term
Of six years as Diocesan president
of the auxiiiary, Is to be present.
ed with Q gold cross and chain in
appreciation of her services and
the remarkable progress made
by the Auxiliary during her
terms ;as' president,
Elections were held and the
following persons elected to
seFHs,A term of three years: Pre-
tsidept Of. the AuKiiiary-4Mrs.
Warren Zench: Treasurer-Mrs.
Edwin Thomas, Secretary Chris
tian EducationMEs. Paul Har-
rison. 1~t@,
ST, Paui.s Woman's Auxiliary
takes this opportunity to thank
all those who helped to make the
Annual Meeting q success and es-
peciaiiy the Rev. q. Leon Wells,
pastor of the, First Methodist
Church and the members of the
ladies organization of the First
Methodist. Church and three
members Of its choir, Mrs. Paul
Herrick, Miss Marjorie coburn
and Miss Leona Moreland who
very ably assisted st. paul's choir
in singing at several of the
Church Services.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

spent many years in Brazil will
be the guest speaker of the eye
ming.
The Women of the Church will
study the Book of John during
the Church year which ends on
March 81, 1850. The leader for
the first session next Tuesday
night will be Mrs. l.: Eta Rogers
who viii cover the first Chapter
of the Book of John. Mrs. Rogers
is the wife of the new Pastor at
the Presbyterian Church.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
apply To We'd

Applications for marriage Ii
censes were filed yesterday in
the office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord by Clint H. Cox,
25, of the U. S. Navy and Jennie
Hand, 26, of 904 Fleming street;
by Jason /. Hudhall, SO, of the
u. S. Navy and Vivian Juanita
Richards, 81, of GAINESVILLE and
by Julio Gomez, 43, of l1l9 Duval
street and Celia Molina, "a, of
1926 United street.
The most primitive of the
wood wind instruments is the fl
fe or flute. =
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

charlows 70 SpeRe
Month N California

InarloWs 70 SDoN4
Moath n California
Nj. and Mrs. David Charlow
are leaving Key West saturday
afternoon for months stay in
California. David charlow who is
employed on THE Citizen has q
months vacation and ne and his
wife have decided t0 take ad-
vantage of il and make their first
trip to California.
They viii visit Mr.. eharlaw's
daughter and son-in-iaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Gooder of San Diego.
The charlows have arranged ex-
press bus reservations straight
across the country and Mr.. and
Mrs. charlow will arrive in San
Diego about nOontime next We'd
nesday and have crossed the
country in about four days.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

Calme Rosenberg, Bernard BRO
ron. ~
Juan Radriguez, Edmond Arth,
Rosalee Arth, Jose Barrinat,
Mirtila Gonzalez, Manuel Her.
nandez, Agustin Alvarez, joaquin
Roseilio, Manuel Cadalso, Fred
Andy Gnyp, Natalie Gynp, Roy
Sample. Virginia Hallett, Irwin
Reed, Tromas O'Hr, Robert Ka-
daf, Cecilia Kadar.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

members are . part of this fed
sratien, members are sure TO be
interested in al the proceedings.
rs well as the part played by the
Key West Wernan's Club.
And lest, but not least, Mrs.
Maleka Brown is to give o sam
pie demonstration Of the Won
derfA marine table decorations
She ARRANGED for the Federation
Bafqliet il Holly,kooA slasl Fri
day, night Few memb bers should
need lrgihs to eolne to this meet
iRgs IS this demonstration is one
that nobody would like to miss.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Seasons WinduP Meeting OF Wonan's
CiHb To Feature Decentralization OF
Marine RGngHet Decorations

Next Tuesdays meeting of the
woman's Club at 8 p. m, win be
an important one from many an
giles. II viii be important because
u Is the wind-up or last meeting
for the year before many of its
members disperse for the slim.
mer. and all officers and standing
committee reports for the season,
wall be given. s',k 4
A comprehensive report of the
National Federation Of Woinan's
Clubs Convention will be given,
and since all Woman's Clubs
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Key Westers Attend Pythian
Convention In Ocala

Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Rutrough,
accompanied by Mrs. Katie Coch-
ran and Frazier Pinder motQred
to Ocala, Florida last week to the
Annual Pythian Convention held
in that city. They were delegates
from their local Pythian organi-
cations.
They visited several points of
interest in North and Central
Florida before returning home.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
Mrs. Henry Sands Leaves By
Plane For North Carolina

Mrs. Henry Sands, 1907 FIagler
avenue, left yesterday morning
by plane for Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Mrs. Sands will visit her
mother, Mrs. Emma Ann Stevens,
and other relatives. Mrs. Sands
will spend Mothers Day with her
mother.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed yesterday in the office Of
Circuit Coaart Clerk Earl Adams
by Walter c. Holt against Beuaah
e, Holt; by Helen Stinebiser
against William Stipebiser, end
by Manfred c. Mafotta against
Helen Hathaway Marotts.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
May Day Festival
Calendar

NAY o.
Poinciana School, 4::30 PM, on
School Grounds.
Division Street School on
School Grounds, 4.30 PM.
Douglass School on School
Grounds at 4 PM.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06
/. eAap OF THANKS

John spds Garth Cold and the
family Of Mrs. Lille Washington
Cold, who died in Miami on April
zznd, wish TO thank Key Westers,
who attended the funeral here on
April 23rd and for all the kind
pess; flowers apd expressions Of
sympathy received
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

Egyptian pictures dating back
AS far as 5000 B. G. depict wrest-
ling scenes, showing almost all
Of the holds" known and Ased
today in the sport.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-06

Woodcocks, members of the
snipe family, nest on swampy
ground.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
5000 Catholic C|ergymen
Reported Held by Reds
BY the Assoeioted Press

VATICAN CITY, July IAN
unofficial Vatican informant esti-
mated today that nearly 5000
Catholic priests and members of
religious orders are imprisoned in
Soviet orbit countries.
He said he obtained his figures
by canvassing sources in Rome
who have been in contact with
Romania, Hungary, Czechoslo-
vakia. Poland. Yugoslavia, Bull
garia and the Soviet incorporated
countries of Lithuania, Estonia
and Latvia.
Romania heads the list, with
900 priests and members of re-
ligious orders thrown into jail
since the Communists came to
power, the informant said.
Poland is close behind with 500,
according to the Vatican source,
who gave the following breakdown
for the other countries:
Hungary. 450; Czechoslovakia,
200: Yugoslavia, 200; Bulgaria,
about 80; Lithuania, Estonia and
Latvia. 1000, most of them in
Lithuania.