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Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Prexy Trades With
Student

CARTHAGE. m.-CP-Dr. Err
land Nelson, president ofg Garth
age College, and John Bickers, a
junior traded places for a day. The
preXy, chewing gum and wearing
a pull-over sweater, went to
classes. The pupil, stifish in a
starched white shirt and cOnserva-
tive suit, ran the front office.
Commented Bickers: Being
president is easy. I could call on
three secretaries to do the work. 3"
Countered Nelson: "a students
lie IS gay and carefree. I didn't
realie our goods were so pretty"
Classified Ads get results.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
NOTICE

WIsn to express my appreciation to all who SIN.
POrted me IN the recent city election Let's ali sum
POIt our city council and mayor in their efforts for
better Milford for all citizens l'Oi' - iOI
EKNEST e. MACKLIN, Ex-candidate for 4th Ward
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

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new Ford Feel" yourself = ~
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

Miami: James L. Mixson, Miami.
The ceremonies are scheduled
TO get under way at 4 p. m.
There are so many Masons and
Shriners in the visiting party
that the ceremonies will prob
ably be held on the lawn of the
Little White House, Ross said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
TRUMAN To BE MADE

lCantinuod Prom PAGE Onei
dent - the Key West Shrine
Ilgh Everett Y. Kinsman. sec
netafY nf the Key West Shrine
Club ana A Maitland Adams.
heS West Shrine Club. city
eammaaainnel and ex-navor.
fhsre wiii be- following % men
ffam ihr Grand Lodge of Florida
ai tlls cefcm,Mics,
Anihuny Wayne Common Tam
- Grad Master Gus Dekle.
Perry Deputy Grad Master:
ghetlad q Horc Tallahassee.
senmf Ga and Warden. Perry r.
Alafsh sd Petersburg. Junior
81 end Warden q s Senator
eNaa Is Holland. who came
krfs rum Barlow last night.
giutegnuf Fuller Warren OF
flH la Nho came here from
Tallahassee Russell a Williams,
aam Stafford Caldwell PGM.
EsHshassce William Clyde john
n 1ack sons iilo. Deputy Sup
Ht laanch. George Fish Pc
ksnutiile
HanH D. Baldwin Jackson
ae Impartial Chief Rabban.
lafnes q McDcrmott. DDGM
kef West Walter Il Gall Ze-
hiils Pred n Noble. Jack
lils pGM Ernest " Camp
Esll Laurel Hill Ppm.
arer a. liuii jacksonville,
afana SECRETARY. Frank A.
afuan Miami pGM Reverend
81 Eldaanf3 " W Tuce. Tam
~ Robert s Brown, Clear
t Arthur Milan. Jackson
ar Curus Hickson. Mayor OF
Tampa Morris 3 White. Tampa
& naiaaalnen } Hardin Peter
n Lakeland q Raymond
Wnsht Miami jane Dom
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
NEW
PYTHIAN HEAD

, Key West knights of Pythias at
their regular meeting last night
in the Pythian Hall, Fleming
street, elected Alfred A. Stray
line, Chancellor Commander.
Those elected for the ensuing
term were:
Chancellor Commander - AL
fred A. Strayline, = -
Vice Chancellor Milton Al
Geno. w -ss -
Prelate-Fred L. Johnson.
Master of Work---Jesse L. Gin
Secretary. Winfield Russell
Financial Secretary--William F
Edwards.
RECOMMENDATION B. Gibson.
Master At Arms-Carl l.. Sit
ter.
Inner Guard-Dario Garcia.
Outer Guard--Jeff l.. Adams.
Trustees-Wesley p. Archer, ]
Frazier Pinder, James d. Deland.
Grand Lodge Representatives
Daniel B. Sharp, Sam B. Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
HANDS ACROSS
(Continued FROM Pace Onel


Africa Corps, has left its mark,
Though lean, why and handsome
as he appears with distinctive
iron grey hair, he feels he should
take it easy from now on.
A highlight of Boza's interna-
tional get-together party was
Beaton's rueful admission that if
he had known beforehand what
"a charming City" Key West was,
he would have cut much of his
itinerary to stay longer in the
Island City. Even the State Tour
iSt information Office on u. S. /
failed tosoffer him any informa-
ton on Key West, he says.
From a strictly goodwill angle,
the South Africans final state
ment to- this reporter was price
less. Said Beaton with spontaneous
enthusiasm, II never dreamed
fiat b BFitisher could possibly
meet like that with a group Of
Americans and leave with the
wonderful feeling of friendship
those chaps have left with mel"
g'Those chaps" which include
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
TRUMAN NOW FOLLOWS
CONTINUED From Page oneI

CONTINUED From Page One)
papers. which were sent to Wash
lngton in a pouch that left here
al 10 q. m. for Washington.
al 1890 a. m. the President
went down for a swim. On pre-
vious occasions the President
went for ms summing on the beach
az 10 a. M. but he finds 1890
.. m. Is better. because the sun
IS higher and il is much warmer
az the beach.
The lunch hour now has been
fixed az l:30 p. m.
The President will be on hand
a 4 D. M. today 20 be made an
honorary Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge Of Masons of Flo
rida. and a member of Mahi
Shrine Temple of Miami. The
President now is a member of
the Shrine Club of Kansas City
and two or three ether such
clubs.
You know, OF course, that
among the MasOns who are com
ing here are Governor Fuller
Warren % Florida and u. S. Sen
ator SpessaTd l., Holland of Flo
ride. They are now said TO be
ia the city"
Mrs Truman and her daughter,
Miss Margaret. will leave here on
Tuesday b return by air to Wash
ington Later Miss Truman is
continuing on 90 New York city
where she will resume her voice
stadies, Ross said
General Landry. Air Aide to
tlie President Truman. is expect
81 % arrive here today He will
Joan the official party and will
likely be assigned TO quarters
aboard Tho USS Williamsburg
tied up near the Little White
House.
Il was announced today by Of
ileprs 81 the Key West Naval
Base that a cocktail party is to
b. held Tuesday from ) to 7
p "a. a. the Officers Club in
honor OF the visiting newspaper
men. photographers and others
who are here with the President.
The President Will be given an
inVitation 81 Join the gathering.
haif he Is not likely 10 accept. for
D. q intent on getting an the
fest he can while here
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

The Big Dipper is not a con-
stellation. but part of the con-
stellation of Ursa Major, the
Great Bear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
Alma Bray, were. all active Off
Gals of Key Vests Latin-Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce.

The peanut, is a member OF the
pea family, is a native of Brazil
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
GODDARD is ELECTED
CONTINUED From Page One,

NOOhhAA01N ANAt go ~tiGl
mittee of the chapter he now
heads.
Allan Hampton, long recogniz-
ed as leader in Red Cross work
in Key West, was elected vice
chairman. Neil Knowles succeed
ed Joe Pinder as treasurer. Mrs.
Wilhelmina Harvey wasgre- elect
ed secretary.s B 80
J. Y. Porter, W., was the prin-
cipal speaker at the annual meet
ing, which was held in the Mon
roe county clinic building. Porter
told of the work that is done the
year round by the Red Cross and
urged continued support of the
organization in this city.
Certificates of appreciation
were presented Mrs. Earl Dillon
for her work with the Junior
Red Cross and for outstanding
work during the annual fund
drive. To Leonard Curry for in
Structing classes in swimming
and life saving at the High
School; to Mrs. William Ellis for
work with the Grey Ladies; Mrs.
Vera Wood for her work with
the Girl Scouts and Darnell
Carey for inStructing first aid
among the Boy Scouts.
Mrs Charles Dowski, much
sought after violinist and { Prof.
Earl Dillon with his harp, rem
dered two selections,
Directors elected for three
years were Earl r. Adams, Mary
Lee Graham, Harold Laubscher,
Albert Carey, Victor Lang, Ed
win Trevcrt w, Curry Harris, Joe
Pinder, Jennie Fac Bervaldi and
Anthony Demeritt.
Directors for two years are
Charles Taylor, Fred Miller, Joe
Pearlman, Dr. j. B. Parramore,
Archie Roberts Earl. Dillon,
Frances Edwards. DR.. j. L. Les
ter, Stuart Whiting and Rev.
George Ray.
Directors for one year are
leonard Curry. Emily Goddard,
Earl Han ilton, Paul Sawyer, J.
Y Porter, w, Clair Arlen, Mar
garet Bonamay, Charles E.
Smith, Jr and Enrique Esquinal-
do, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
ELEPHANTS MEAL
INCLUDES BLADES

HAMBURG up. "A circus
elephant overturned a sweet
hawker's stand here. and ate
about ten pounds of sweets. The
elephant followed this up by eat
ing a travelling kit, stolen from a
reporter watching the scene. The
kit contained razor blades, a nail
file, brushes, soap and a towel,
the Hamburg paper "Abendblatt'
reported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
1000 ToYs GIVEN

he be advised Of the names and
addresses of any families tha2
are in need. This infornaliou
can be mailed 10 Xmas RelieF
Committee, p. o. Box 4a4. %
phoned to Albury at S4l-R
Today in Duval street a kettle
viii be set up for donations e
the project. 80.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
BEHIND THE WORLD
Continued From Page 3ne)

the Cars Imperial Guards. Many
of the other defendants were
prominent in the armed forces Of
Imperial Russia, including the
former Czarist Lieutenant Colon
Ell who hanged himself in his cell.
He is said to have left a note, adj
hitting that he worked in Yugo-
slavia for a Soviet spy ring, but
denying collaboration with the
Nazis.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
| New Ar Move 10 Control
Air Guard CHARGED

The Air Force has made an
other move to gain direct contro
Of the Air National Guard. Maj
Gen. e. A. Walsh. president OF ths
National Guard Association
charged today In q letter TO Guarc
adjutants general.
He said the latest move consisted
of the dispatch Of telegrams con-
cerning drill training pay direct
to Air National Guard units b,
the commanding generals OF thu
9th and 10th Air Forces.
Gen. Walsh told the State on.
cials to refuse TO act on any CON-
munications. directives or Other
documents unless they are trans
mitted through the National
Guard Bureau Of the Army De-
partment.
Gen. Walsh charged that the
action Of the Air Force generals
sis q direct violation OF Federal
law. and Army regulations.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Man With Is Convictions
In Sex Cases Committed

A man with q police record OF
|is indecent exposure convictions
since 1912 was ordered to st. Eli
zabeths hospital today for treat
ment as a sex psychopath after .
Municipal Court hearing.
Julian Foreman. 20. q truck
driver of the 1900 block Of Twelfth
street N. W.. was sent to the insti-
tuition by Judge Walter J. Casey.
The Judge heard Drs. Joseph
Gilbert and Amino Peretti OF Gal
linger Hospital describe the man
las subject to uncomfortable
urges" to expose himself. While
! his record showed no sign OF vio-
| lent tendencies. the psychiatrists
said Foreman Is potentially dan
gerous to society"
| Foreman's lawyer, Eugene La
Rochelle. suggested that private
treatment might cure him. But
the psychiatrists .insisted that
Foreman requires intensive psy-
chiatric care over q long period.
In response to the judges oues-
tioning Foreman said he thought
institutional care desirable for
Evening star., 1949-05-25
u. ). Survey Reports
Genuine Weakening
In Consumer Demand
sy sAs Asses ~ssa sssaa

The Commerce Department said
today Developments In early ls<s
clearly indicate the nrs; seruine
weakening in consumer demand
since the var.
The departments May survey
Of Current Business" made that
observation in apprsistng figures
released earlier. on consumer In
come and huying In January. Fee-
ruary and March.
These figures showed consumer
buying down by $4,000 90 GOO OH
an annual basis. At the same
time. consumer incomes after
taxes showed q $1,000. .ooo 600
drop. The upshos Was q s. 900. :
600 900 increase In the annual
saving rate.
Inventory Cuts Cited.
Although consumer buying vas
OF from the peak in the last quar-
ter Of is4S. the department noted
that through the early months Of
ie49 IL had remained relatively
steady" at the lower level reached
In January.
The publication appraisal Of
the business situation pointed out
that private business also has re-
duced expenditures, largely by
cutting down on accumulation Of
inventories Of goods during the
period Of falling prices.
The Federal Government. the
other important source Of expenc-
itures affecting the economy. re-
mains the lone one with increas-
/ ing outlays. both for domestic
purchases OF goods and services
and for foreign aid. the survey
said.
Seen Infiationary Force.
The uptrend of Federal ex-
penditures will continue to be q
powerful expansionary ttnfiation-
ary) force although their increase
will probably be smaller than that
witnessed over the past year" the
department said.
The net effect on the economic
situation cannot be predicted in
view Of the uncertainty surround
ing the various Federal expendi-
ture programs as well as the sup
ply and demand developments In
the private sectors Of the eco
nomy.
Enactment Of increased taxes
and social security contributions
would. Of course. serve as an on
set to the expansionary effect OF
increased expenditures