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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-12

Part of Roberts time school
was devoted to the study of
photography in the related study
classes, which are conducted to
give Oct students the technical
knowledge necessary for them to
do their part-time job while at
tending school and later a full
time Job. Much credit is due
jeff Brodhead of the Key West
Photo Service for his work with
Robert.
Mr.. Brodhead has given Robert
much assistance as his instructor
on-the-i Job and Robert has re-
ceived the benefit of many years
of experience Mr.. Brodhead has
had as a photographer Incl
dentally, Robert had broken leg
when his prize winning Night
Blooming Cereus was taken.
He hobbled to work on crutches
and was rewarded not only with
a major prize winning picture
but also received $4,000 in cash.
Key West High School received a
Kodak Flash Bantam camera
worth about $4,000 and approx
mately $4,000 worth of valuable
Photographic textbooks as a tok-
en- of Roberts award as a student
of Key West High School. These
books vii, be on display with
the prize winning pictpres
All interested persons are in
vited to view this exhibit which
is on display in the Junior and
Senior High School buildings and
is under the supervision of Miss
Mary Trevor, Librarian, who ar
ranged for the exhibit to visit
Key West 80
Judges in this years contest, in
which So. 500 was awafded.. in
prizes, were Clifford UP, direc-
tor of art at, thesR ochester Instis
tote of Teehnqlegy ;s5oseph Costa,
z R4kB u a,EA|,E "a
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Personal Mention

, Mr. and Mas. w. 7. Turner, OF
Severne Park. Mr., are in the
cily spending their fourth win
tsr here, and Sunday, Dec. IL
was their 3rd wedding anniver-
s3rv They have received best
wishes from their many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Aberne-
thy OF Memphis Tenn, have ar
lNcI for the season and will go
10 few DAYS 10 Miami 10 bring
then children and grandchildren
win them to have them here un-
til after the holidays.
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chairman of the board, National
Press Photographers Association.
and Kenneth w. Williams, mama
ger, Photographic Illustrations
Division, Eastman Kodak Com
pany.
In reviewing the awards as a
whole, the judges spoke highly
of the choice of subject matter
and the quality of the pictures
submitted by thousands Of con
testants from all sections of the
country ffl M
Il have been tremendously inn
pressed by the progress that these
pictures show young people are
making in all phases of photo
graphy," said Mr.. Costa. 'Their
news sense and ability to quickly
and effectively get their pictures
are particularly good"
Their ability to pleasingly, yet
dramatically, compose a picture,
places their work definitely on a
high plane" said Mr.. UP. "They
have achieved a very high level
of artistic success"
While prints entered in the ma
tional contest were no larger
than x z inches, the maximum
size permitted, the display prints
sent out by the Eastman Kodak
Company are exhibition enlarge
ments displayed in IL X Is inch
mounts.
Third prize, Class w: "Cereus'
Part of the romance of photo
graphy lies in the fact that the
camera helps us to observe de-
tails which the unaided eye alone
may miss. This is well illustrated
by "Cereus," which graphically
shows detailed pattern from
the infin1ke patterns with which
nature has Surrounded us.
80 81
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6 Anar iks Aspdxt 81
Al ltaugH liall 81 50. Johns Col
49, ais nxbi Glasses IN session,
- Maksa. i Z 10 be noted.
sd NJ Uncomfortable role
Cd tan Annapaiis Tercentenary
IeanfH heid Ia Nav Of this
ana fi1eFe were many evil
rnres el ihis at his show One
afehanHVe display contained
fa hfaf Antfh foF the Tercen-
tn pnfaHe starlp. also the
Hm HF sms far the stamp.
AAnae nf this stood the orig
si ans the finished poster adj
ffssns Sra Trrcentcnary Mr..
ean nf unly designed this.
fs repeasiurcd Il through the
fls tfcen proucss.
US shuN upcned az 3 p m. and
aas sfIfl thfungei with spectators
pf fhe ? O'Clock closing time,
usffslnE e. the appreciation Of
w. MHNan's fine work.
n ne kn0wn when Mr.. and
Ms Morgan expect to visit Key
Wt Their wedding trip took
iffm e. Nev York. Massachusetts,
ant Pennsylvania. where Mrs.
NnfEan experienced her first
aane.siorm which was thrilling
e. hrf loF she has always resided
n tile tropics and sub tropics. II
a. be hoped that they will soon
make q trap here. where they will
o. warmly welcomed by their
many friends in the Island City,
sl Ui Nham were delighted TO
heaf ai their marriage. and who
a4sh Them much success and
haEpinoss
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Ffaners Hsmcs. e-President of
tns iaseai society.
AIrrsdy tins wear. letters have
been reviewed from nature lovers
n Michigan and Tennessee in
aaifins about possibilities of bird
derivation and camping faeiii-
tt 30 the winter here. These
A. Sc have heard about the adj
tanaaNes here from the Audubon
sffen Tnur members who APP
pfaref in Key West last season
uniFf the censorship Of the local
seig
naubticas this years Screen
Bafs aaich begins with DR..
0n S pett.ngill- Jr. and his
~ movies. az the High School
af clock Thursday evening,
aisa result IN much favor
puhbcty for Kew West,
re tne naturalists and photo
aunela Who appear here will
% lecture on a circuit which
f n must az the larger cities
country
81 kft West IS 90 continue "a
t tHs of this type. as
amateur observers.
800 nate to BE- increased
un oar efforts toward
fHn amt conservation OF
ara afhcr Wiidhfc In this
go nfeus must cooperate
t rt bird life now exist
tre ISLAND and % en-
r euming of others
W chanting ui shrubs
hM.h Wlii slstain bird
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lHal Places lor faShiOn ShOsc
iflfl ihf Made q Last " eek's
Msef4aa 1f Naf, u Tres CImb

Wednesday meeting
3D. n n Mors. mother of
sitN Present also
n poa,h pros
hc NAVY
kah
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a M Gcucucvc
ST. Maaelsne Tatior
a afienting thc wret
M hiea tawee Teresa
q a ne Tasir Nna
tmFa ete mAe. iielen
mr i Roth Man
AH imfavl,e III
Faalds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-12
Coming EUentS
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12-
Meeting, Poincianae P.TA., 9

MONDAY, DECEMBER 12-
Meeting, Poincianas P.T.A.,
p M. in School Auditorium.
Special program.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13-
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re
bekah Lodge No. IA, 7:3O P.
M. Knights of Pythias Hall
on fleming street. Visiting
Rebe&ahS welcome.
December meeting, Key West
WOman's Club. $3.50 P. M. at
Clubhouse on Duval street.
Program to be announced
later.
Annual presentation of oratorio
The Messiah" by Key West
Community Singers, 7:45 P.
M. at First Methodist Church,
Simonton and Eaton streets.
Meeting, Truman Elementary
School P. T. A., 7:45 P. M. at
School Auditorium. Christ
mas program.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IA
Meeting, La Concha Navv
s Wives Club, 7:3O P. M. in
= Clubrooms at Building 178
{, u. S. Naval Station.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS
Sewing group meeting, Monroe
County Hospital Auxiliary
2:30 P M, at Hospital. Call
Mrs. Pritchard at SAB for
Transportation.
Teenage dance, Armory at
and Southland streets. Mr.
and Mrs. Myrtland Gates.
ChaperoneS.
First Audubon Screen Tour OF
Season, Z P. NJ. at High
School Auditorium. DIN S,
Pettingil's "Wildlife in Ac-
ton.
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The Answers

/. Life Imprisonment.
2. Helena.
3. All Western Hemisphere
nations. which have an estimated
population of 300,000,000.
4. Based on pre-War costs for
all income brackets: $5,036.
5. A thin muffin, toasted for
eating.
6. 70 feet
7. California: highest, Mt.
Whitney, l4,5O1 feet, and Death
Valley, lowest, 276 feet below sea
level
g. Iowa.
8. Probably from the Dutch
Saint Nicolas.
49,, 100000 square miles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-12
Son To Johnsons

Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Preston
johnson, 2416 Foearty avenue,
announce the birth of a son to-
day at 9:18 p. m. in the Monroe
County hospital. The baby weigh
ed six pounds, eight ounces. Mrs.
johnson was the former Margaret
Alvarez of this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-12

Girl To Hogs

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Samuel
Higgs, Jr.. SIT Grinnell street, an
nounce the birth of a daughter
last night at 5:39 p. M, in the
Monroe County hospital. Mrs.
Higgs was the. formers Nell Rose
Sands y this city.
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lppIy To We'd

Applications for marriage lie
cn~es have been filed in the Of
u,c ul County Judge Raymond r.
Lord be A c. Mathis, q, of the
q S. N4NN and Betty Keeling. %.
nf SOB Asrg street. by George F.
~c>cr "a 4 Portsmouth, Va,
and Madeline A. .Okane. "a. of
Alsi q. MasS. by Marion G..
spa.n a. ~ the L. S. NAVY and
lutlc Gertrude Lanier, II of 33I
William >teet and. BY CHARLES
p pea,e -, ct l33-A Polnciana
place an6 WinnFed Clair Boggs,
81 9f i21-C Poinclana place.
n< Nr- Lucille Hardaway. Chair
man ef the Public Affairs Com
uttce Is, me Business and Pro
esonaI Woman's Club.
Tnra session Monday. Janu-
ur g. at 3 80 p M, Good Groom
NJ by Donald Barber. of Don
Aids Beauty Shop, Discussion
period VIII follow.
Fourth ScSSion-Mondav, Jan
usry %. At $50 p. m. WHY We
Are What We Are" bv Mrs. Mar
euerits DAVIS. Field Director. Red
D Cross L 5. Naval Hospital
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Daughter To Davisons "a
Al aahshtefs vas BORN to Nh,

AquSI9 EefE vas KDQrH 20 NIT
and Mrs. Donald Dawson, 1922
Newton street, Saturday night at
,6:l8 p. m. i'm the Monroe County
hospital. Thes new arrival weigh
ed six pounds, eleven ounces.
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Dec. u, l949
Conservation taken at City Office
$50 am, EST
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ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
reference Station: Key West.
Time of Height OF
Station Tide high wafer
Bahia Honda
(bridge) -Oh ION 90 Fl
NO Name Key
least end) -+2h Pom .
Boca Chica
SANDY Point)-0h 40m
CaldeS Channel
(north end +2h 10m TIA fl
NOTE:
(-)-Minus sign: Corrections
to be Subtracted.
(+)-Plus sign Corrections to
be added
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-12

Edinburgh is sometimes called
old Srn9ky."
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Evening star., 1949-05-01

American Institute OF Electrical
Engineers. 9 pm. PEPCO Audi
torium. Dr.. Duncan c. Harkin.
Naval Research Laboratory
"Hamilton's Unifying Charac-
teristicS."
chronological Society OF Wash
ington. 8 pm. National Museum
Notes and exhibition OF speci-
mens-immature insects. their
relation 10 problems OF ideni41-
cation. and their bearing OF sys-
tens Of classification.
Thursday.
National Sociological Society.
pm. Pierce Hall. All Souls Uni
tartan Church. 18th and Har-
ward streets NV. Warren War
ner. The Use OF Underwater
Diving Equipment in Cave Ex-
ploration.
American Society OF Tool Engi-
neers, dinner meeting, 7 pm,
Alexandrian Room. 1925 Price
street. Alexandria. Va. J. Y. Ri
edel, Bethlehem Steel Corp,
Heat Treatments and Distor-
ton Of Tool Steels." Reserva-
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Gen. Cox to Give coIors
To Two mp Bottolions

Brig. Gen, Albert l. Ccx- co-n "
n2ancln8 lie p-st-Aei szs2saaa!
Guard. wili pre1n; eosogx 10 tfas
ls5d and iTixt fIt.lt&tT Pc s.ee
Baitaiicns Of the guard .. the
Armcvy a. $50 pm Tuesday
guard headquarters announced
After the presentations, ;sae
two bsttAltonS. headed by the
2STth Army Band. wilI paxs IN
review before Gen. Cox and his
staff.
The 1880 eastalaon Ia com
manded By IL Col. George O.
Weber. 1877 Kenyon street NV.
and the l7lsi by L. Col sylvester
r Blackwell. 1890 California street
NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

tons Eugene Parsons. Aiexar-
6-ia 1871.
FRIDAY.
JOINT Council Of Engineering and
Architectural Societies. Q p m
EnH;neers Club. Business meet
ing. Dinner at club. g. 30 pm.
SATURDAY.
National Capital Astronomers sis
pm. Commerce Department
Auditorium. Dr.. Paul Watson
acting director. Maryland AcAd-
emy OF Sciences. In the Depths
OF Space"
Philosophical Society Of Washing
ton. S:l5 pm. Cosmos Club
Auditorium. DR.. Henry Marge-
nau. Yale University. Casualty
in Classical Physics and IN
Quantum Theory"
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Science CoIendur
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and technical society
meetings have been announced
for this week by the Joint Com
mittee on Press Relations Of the
District Council Of Engineering
and Architectural Societies and
the Washington Academy OF Sci
ences. All meetings listed are
open TO the public.
Monday.
International Scientific Radio
Union and Institute of Radio
Engineers. joint meeting. Ma
tional Bureau of Standards.
$50 am, symposium on radio
standards and methods OF meas
urement; 2 pm. symposium on
electronics. including proper
ties Of matter.
Tuesday.
International Scientific Radio
Union and Institute of Radio
Engineers. joint meeting. Ma
tional Bureau Of Standards.
$50 am. symposium on ter
restrial radio noise; IL an.
symposium on radio waves and
circuits. including general the
ory and antennas; 2 pm. con-
neutrality-suspicious. on radio
waves and circuits.
Wednesday.
Society for Parapsychology. 7:45
pm. Mt. Pleasant Public Lii
brary. 10th and Lamont streets
NV. Reading discussion group
meeting.
International Scientific Radio
Union. National Bureau Of
Standards. $50 am. and 2
nm bIfxipeSs vaeetioos
Evening star., 1949-05-01
District Nurses TO Meet

Hyman GoldStetn. Washington
attorney. Will speak on Licensing
and Welfare of Nurses" at @ meet
ing OF the Washington Nurses
Association al $50 pm. tomor-
row in the Scott Hotel. 2l3l o
street NV.
, 1949-06-28
Four Students Win
Essay Contest:
Mdrid Werner First

Four students of the Chris
tiansted High School were
named winners of Certificates
of Merit, for their compost
tons on why the physically
handicapped should be en-
ploy. They are: Maria E. War
ner, Austin de Chabert, Do
lores Morales and Stephen
Bostic.
Formal presentation by Ad-
m%inistrator Harry E. Taylor
was frustrated last night
through the sudden rainfall.
They were turned over to
Principal Claude O.. Markoe
for distribution.
The contest is nationwide
and the composition which
wins the first prize in each
State or territory is then put
in competition with the others
and the winner to receive a
scholarship.
, 1949-06-28
Grenddu Seeking
Boxers For Caribbean
Championship Title

The Grenada Development
Company is seeking boxers to
take part in several bouts to
determine championships for
the Caribbean area. In a cab
legram to the St. Croix Cham
Der of Commerce the Com
pany cabled as follows:
Would St. Croix be interes-
ted in sending a representative
of each of the following class
es: heavyweight, middle
weight, lightweight to COM
pete in amateur boxing champ
ionship of the Caribbean to be
held in Grenada July 3Oth to
August End. Acceptances to
date Barbados, Guadeloupe,
Antigua, Demerara, st. Kits,
Trinidad andMartinique. Gre
Continued on page 4
, 1949-06-28
Hon. Wdlter Hodge
Returns: To Address
Constituents SunduV

The Honorable Walter /. M.
Hodge, one of the delegates to
Washington, in connection
with the Virgin Islands Com
pany recharter bill, returned
yesterday afternoon. His as
Hon. Carlos Downing
plans to remain in New York
until the middle of July.
Mr.. Hodge will address the
people of Grove Place on Sun
day afternoon. Alexander
Moorhead, prominent business
man who also appeared before
the Congressional Committee,
is also scheduled to speak.
, 1949-06-28
Abrupt Ending OF
CHS Ceremony Shows
Need For Center

The abrupt ending of the
Commencement Exercises
when it was just about two
thirds of the way last night,
points up further the need for
a community center.
Fortunately, a tarpaulin was
at hand and was quickly
thrown over the new piano
which had to be left in the
same spot throughout the
heavy rainfall until this morn
ing. The cover proved ade-
quate, however, and the piano
was reported to be in good,
condition.
, 1949-06-28
World Series To Be
Screened Tomorrow
AT Basketball Court

Motion pictures of the last
World Series (1948) baseball
game will be screened on the
basketball court in Christian
sted tomorrow night, weather
permitting, under the auspices
OF the Parks and Fairgrounds
Commission and the Depart
ment of Health. The film was
made available by the court
esq of Hezekiah Smith of the
Agricultural Station.
The film will be shown on
Thursday night in Frederik-
sted instead of tonight, as at
first planned.
, 1949-06-28
New Extension Agent
Due Here July z

Robert L. Harmon of North
Carolina who has been appoint
ed Agricultural Extension
agent here, will arrive here on
July 2, according to present
schedule.
Mr.. Harmon should arrive in
St. Thomas on July l, and pro
coed to ST. Croix on the fol-
lowing day.
, 1949-06-28
DR.. Rundull jones
g Nun. Physiciun

DR.. Randall James, native of
st. Croix, has been given an
ad interim appointment as
Municipal Physician in the
Department of Health, effect
i've August l.
DR. James is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Aloysius James.
, 1949-06-28

ferns and class colors, and up
on which were seated Admin
istration, school and other To-
cal officials.
Promptly at $3.50 the grad
yates marched from the street
into the Post Office yard and
up to the platform; they were
followed by the Rev. Merle
Frankie of the Frederiksted
Lutheran Church opening the
evenings program. This was
followed by the Salutatory by
Milo Gonzalez, who spoke on
Progressive Education. He
was very forceful and held the
attention Of his audience
throughout. Jacinto Padron
followed with the Valedictory;
his subject was Education
Based on the Needs of our Com
munity". He, too, held the
interest of his audience.
Following a musical Selec-
ton the Right Reverend Char
les F. Boynton, Bishop of PR.
and the Virgin Islands was in
PRODUCED.
In opening his address, Bis.
Boynton quoted another COM
mencement speaker who said
Il am not sure I approve of the
tradition which calls for a com
mencement address 1t has
sometimes been my idea that in
stead of a speaker offering sage
advice, it would be a far better
idea to place before a graduating
audience a fine symphony-or a.
magnificent ballet, and when this
has been completed, to say Lad
les and gentlemen, life can be
very lovely or very sad. It pro-
, 1949-06-28
CHS Holds Ind Commencement
Exercises on C'sted Wharf
Life Con Be Lovely & Sod, Bishop Says
Rainfall Brings Ceremonies To Abrupt End

In the second open air Commencement Exercises con-
Quoted on the Wharf area here last night the Christiansted
High School awarded diplomas to 81 boys & IL girls. A large
number of cars and several hundred spectators jammed every
available bit of space within hearing distance of the temporary
platform, which was beautifully decorated with large pots of
, 1949-06-28
Bright Hour Circle
To Hold Picnic AT
Parade Ground

The Bright Hour Circle, a
religious organization of Fred
eriksted, will hold a picnic al
Parade Ground on Friday
night, July 8.
Request for permission to
use Parade Ground was made
to the Parks and Fairgrounds
Commission. The request was
granted with the understand
ing that the greatest care will
be exercised to see that the
grounds are left in good con-
dition.
badly will be a mixture of both.
Goodbye, and God bless YOU"
In closing he said to the stu
Continued on Page -
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

original cantata.
Sunday School sessions begin
Oct. 9. That afternoon an Open
House will be he held. Monday
evening the Mems Club will have
a rally. On Tuesday, Oct. II,
TYO will hold a social and dance.
A Kitchen Shower will be held
Wednesday of Dedication Week
climaxed on Friday evening by
Sabbath services and consecra-
ton of the new Religious School
students.
Many new activities are plan
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
GA Drive Stalls

DR.. Leonard Weiner, local Com
bined Jewish Appeal chairman,
announces that $4,000 has been
raised thus far in the campaign.
A supplementary drive is still in
the formulative stage, designed
to reach the $50 persons who con-
tributed last year but have not
thus far in 1949 or who have not
yet been contacted.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

ned for Temple members and
their families. 1t is expected
that other organizations will be
given use of Temple facilities. AS
soon as the full roster of Temple
activities have been scheduled, re-
quests from outside groups will
be considered.
All proceedings of the Dedica-
ton activities will be recorded in
a Dedication Program Book to be
available later in the month.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

session on Oct. 8 followed later
in the morning by the first formal
Junior Congregation service.
On Saturday night there will
be a formal dedication service
with state dignitaries and other
guests and the presentation of an
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
Temple Dedication

Continued from page -
of Oct. 7 to IA. On Oct. Z a Sue
Goth Sabbath service will usher
in the week of celebration. Reli-
gious school will meet in its first
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

Arizona Post-Tucson, Arizona
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

photo by Mcvey Photocenter)
New England bulletin., 1949-06-18
SaUeetHeUTEs Ounce
 Set foz' Friday Night

Directed by gorgeous Anna Mae Winburn, the International Sweet hearts of Rhythm, famous all-girl orchestra, will make a special one night appearance at New Britaln's s State Armory at 285 Arch Street on Friday evening, June IT.
 The all-gir1z musical aggregation, one of the nations top headline dance orchestras, features several aI1-American instrunnenta1ists in cluding Florence, sensational drummer, Peggy, torrid tenor sa1aphonist, Norma, trumpet vir- tuoso and Margaret, new singing discovery.
 The dance, which is expected to have Q record-breaking attendance is sponsored by Leroy Crockett, popular New Britain promoter.
New England bulletin., 1949-06-18
BY GEORGIANNA FIALLUBI-

Several hundred people attended wonderful presentation of the Broadway to Stamford Show which was given at the Stamford High School last Monday under sthe sponsorship of Club 15." This show has been given annually for the past five years for the benefit of the Negro Community Center.
 The president of the club, Yer non Childs, gave the welcome ad- dress and introduced the master of cePem monies of the show, Honey Boy Thompson.
 First to appear on the program was Stanford's own petete Eleanor Bowan, WHO gave he rendition of "The Alphabet Song" and Give Me A Goodnight Kiss" Next we're Lulu Hill and Carnelius Harper performing in a primitive dance At this point the show was broad cast. Honey Boy introduced the M c. on the after school Swing Scs- sion on New Xork's station WWRL Phil "Dr. live" Gordon. "Dr. live" then presented Ram Rarai- reg, Ire composer of <SLover Man and Mad About You" who played on the b.ano his interpretation of "Lovar." A splendid tap dance was done by Garn Green, forrner7y Of the Tit, Tat ard Foe team. Mex Nick C0telleS5a played beautifully two selections on the accordian.
 Betty Fields, an actress who has