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Evening star., 1950-09-07
Ry Ruth Deon

By Ruth Dean
marines, iUe are the 1Don,en
members OF our fighting
corps:
Marines, our name is knotDn from
burning sands to ice-bound
shores;
Marines, 1Ue serue that men may
fight In air, on land and
sea;
Marines, the eagle, globe and
anchor, carry on to make
men Free
To these resounding strains of
the Women Marines March" !"
about 100 Women Marines of two
world wars, and more recent in
ductees raised their voices yeSter-
day at the first reunion of its
kind sponsored by the Marine
Corps League at the Hotel Statler.
With their director, Col. Kather-
ine B. Towle. as guest of honor,
Women Marines from far and
near gathered to renew old friend
ships and reminisce of service
life.
The reunion was part of the
program of the 9th national an
nual convention of the Marine
Corps League, made up of vet
erans and regular members Of
the Marine Corps, which is cur
rently holding a three-day session
at the Statler.
Many of those present had
served as MarinetteS in World
War I. Many others had served
as Women Reservists in World
War II, and still others had be-
come regulars of the Marine
Corps since the war.
AS Col. Towle expressed it, IT
think the sight of Women Ma
rines, both past and present,
many of whom have left families
and careers to be here together
tonight, expresses more than any
thing the feeling we have for the
Marine Corps"
Many of them had much over
which to reminisce.
Mrs. Lillian M. Sawyer, a Mari
nette of World War I, had a lot
to remember. when World War
I broke out" Mrs. Sawyer, ma
tive Washingtonian. recalled,
IT was among the first to join up.
There were 311 of us, and the
highest rank was sergeant. I was
a corporal and served at Marine
Corps headquarters here until
after the armistice."
Mrs. Sawyer has retained her
loyalty to the Marine Corps
through the years. A virtual one
man recruiting Office. she pointed
out. II have 17-year-old nephew
who's now in the Sea Scouts. He
wants to go in the Navy. but I'm
trying my best to get him to join
the Marine Corps!"
One of the newest recruits to
the corps had much of the same
sentiment to express.
One of the first group of Wom-
en- Marine regulars to finish boot
camp training at Paris Island, Pfc.
Joyce R. Dupuy of New Orleans,
La, indicated she was already
part of a family tradition. my
sister was corporal in the Wom-
en- Reserves during the last war;"
she said proudly, land I have an
other sister hope will join, too,
when she comes of age"
Highlight of the reunion was
the introduction of the composer
of the music for women Marines
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Alunnnue SuDper

The Stephens College Alumnae
Club of Washington will hold a
pot luck" supper on Saturday at
the home of Miss Mickey Dodson,
1927 Battery lane, Bethesda. The
meeting is open to all Stephens
alumnae in this area and members
of their families.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
Weekend Halloween
Parties Scheduled

Pre- Halloween parties and other
events are on the weekend calen-
dar.
The Federal Transportation AS
sociation will hold its annual
dance in the Burlington Hotel,
Vermont avenue at Thomas circle
NV, tonight. Tickets can be OBJ
tanned at the door.
The 721st Army Service Unit
(colored) will hold dance at 8
o'clock tonight at Fort Lesley j.
McNair, P street between Third
and Fourth streets S.W.
Also tonight, the annual Halo
ween costume party of the Boys
YMCA will be held, starting at
7:30 o'clock. The boys will be
greeted by giant ghost" There
will be a grand march. with cos
tunes judged for the funniest,
most original and "spookiest."
Other features will be APPLE
bobbing. witch's broom race,
"dlZzy-lzZy" race, ana q ghoSt
story.
Tomorrow 40 boys from the "Y"
will go on a lookout" in Rock
Creek Park. They will leave the
"Y" at IL am.
A party for servicemen and
service women in the Washington
area will be held at 4 pm, to-
morrow at 2437 Fifteenth street
NV, sponsored by the War Serv-
ices Hospitality Committee of the
American Legion.
At 7:30 pm. tomorrow. a dance
for colored personnel will be held
at the Andrews Air Force Base
service club. Transportation will
be provided from the YWCA, 601
Rhode Island avenue NV.
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HUBER TO GET AWAY

Continued from Page Onel
back on my feet" He did not say
where he was going.
She said she did not know
where her husband was calling
from, and did not ask him, but
assumed it was from New York
City.
Huber made several phone calls
yesterday to his wife and other
persons, but no one was able to
trace his whereabouts.
Il Huber, who has worked foT, the.
FBI as an undercover agent, fail
ed TO appear Tuesday when call
ed as witness at a senate SUBJ
committee hearing. The subcom7
mittee is looking into charges by
Senator Joseph Mccarthy of
Communist infilration in the
State Department.
Mrs. Huber said she heliveed
her 49-year-old husband was
beginning to crack up under the
strain of frequent testimony on
Communist matters.
She said she is not worried
about any possible threat to him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
High School Senior Class Play To Be
Presented Tonight, Tomorrow Night

The Senior Glass Play of 1850
will be presented Thursday and
Friday, the 9th and 28th, at
BIS pm. in the High School
Auditorium. The production, a
Ennaedy in three acts, was writ
ten by Sidney Anderson.
Through the very able plan
ming and direction of Donald
Thcmpson, who received his
Masters Degree in Stage Craft
at iowa State, for the first time
there IS had' a really professional
stage set.
The setting of the play is laid
i'm the Florida home of a wealthy
family. Louise Rayzor and Virg<
mia Russell are starred as Moth
NpS~Gene Kirchoffer and Floyd
Roberts will play the hus-
~baRdy Philip Bresleau; Jim Co
waTt and John Borges, Richard
Pennell, Eleanor'S attentive
manager There are also four be-
wiIdered ones; Janet, the
vivacious schemer who tries to
save her home, played by MRrgie
Fields and Leila Lynch; Bobby,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Elks lnaugmate
Teen-Age Dances,
Starting Monday

Monday night the Elks Club
inaugurates the first in its series
of Teen Age Dances at the clubs
Annex. Music for dancing will
be furnished by the Coral Isle
SerenaGers ana prizes will be
awarded to the BEST rhumba and
jitterbug terpsichoreans.
Sandwiches and soft drinks
viii be served free by the COM
mittee. The dance will be held
from 8 to II p. m. and there will
be no admission
The Elks plan to present dances
every Monday evening for the
young people of the city and
eventually build up regularly
scheduled program of entertain
ment and interesting activities
lor the teen ayers of Key West.
The committee in charge. of
this worthy and much needed
program is made up of Mayor
M J. Eisner, chairman, Rev. j.
II. MacConnell. {; B. Harvey. r.
F. Butler, G. Bezanilla and Myrt-
land Gates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Amateur Night To
Be Held lin Park
Tonight At 7:45

An enjoyable program is pro-
missed for this evening beginning
at 7:45 pm. at Bayview Park in
the form of Amateur NighA
sponsored jointly by the City Re-
creation Department and the
Key West Lions Club.
Some of Key Vests old time
favorites will appear on the pro-
gram, among whom is AL Cabots
who, incidentally, is leaving May
6 for New Jersey, where he is
under contract to sing.
Another is Joyce Edwards, one
of Key Vests most promising
stars who proved SO pleasing al
the Chamber of Commerce Fun
Nights and some of the local
civic clubs. Also Key Vests
youngest sweetheart, Beverly
Jean Calvin, will sing and dance.
In addition, the Cayo Hueso
Roller Club will put on one the
exhibitions that took them
through many states and won for
them plaudits wherever they
appeared. e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Noes Nary
WiUes BOaclers
To adjourn

The Noes Navy Wives Bowl
ing group will bring a successful
season at the u. S. Naval Station
Alleys, to a close for the summer
months on Friday, May IL. The
bowling seasons will be resumed
at the onset of cooler weather in
the Fall
High scorers for the week
were; Louise Duke. I9l; Grace
joy, 1862; Peggy Brumstead, I61;
Joan Morrell. 1874; and Edna
Breeding, I47
Other bowlers for the week
were Christine Cottingham, Ann
Gravel, Lynne Little, Peggy
Little, Gloria Reeves, Totsy
Krause, Peggy. Rawlirs, Marie
Simones, and Noes Program ASS
sistant Vera Wood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27

The musical show, fancy
Free with a cast of 80 service
men and girls win be presented
at the Monroe Theater tonight
under the direction of Gerald
Pinder, for the benefit of Noes.
There WI be two stage shows,
one al 1880 p. m. and the second
Il 10 b. mi, in addition to the
movie ssWhere There's Life, :
Starring Bob Hope.
The program, presenting tai
entrd dancers, specialties and
vocaIfsts, includes the following
foneninq. Full Of Fun and
Fancy Free,,-Entire Company
Vocal, ct Isn't Fair w, G,
StaIlings.
Rvthm Tap, Pavannee Ger
an pinder and Huford Strange. .
Quartet, Chinese Honeymoon
vocal Things I Love and
s.SfardiIst,'-Al Davey.
waltz. .sThis Nearly Was Mine
Al Davey and Chorus.
vocal. sThe Song Is You and
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the brat, who is an accomplice to
her sisters plot, very able play
ed by Eva Terrell and Bea De
merritt; Junior the drum playing
older son, played by Hugh Kallf-
man and Jackne Drudge; and
Terry, the madeap lover" who
falls for a young woman of the
world played by Floyd Roberts
and Frank Young.
Agnes, played by Janice Brlile
and Pat Mallory, and Elmer,
played by Kermit Kerr and Will
liam Pinder, are the maid and
butler caught in this epidemic Of
confusion.
Ears Brown, Janet's silent
boyfriend is played by John
Busto. Mrs. Williams, the indign-
ant mother of Terry's girl, Shar-
on, is portrayed by Doreen Claw
son and Colleen Moore, who
both belong to the part like
numps belong to an epidemic
The doctor, who upsetS the
whole house with his startling
revelation is played by Walter
Johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Rennas Celebrate
Fourth Wedding
Anniversary

MIR. and Mrs. George Renna.
popular young business couple,
are celebrating their fourth we'd
ding anniversary today They
will leave late this afternoon for
a weekend trip to Fort Lauder4
dale and Palm Beach.
The Rennas, owners of the
Southwind Motel. are prominent
members of the Key West Play
ers. Renna is a member of the
Astronomers Club and his wife,
familiar to everyone as Mickey"
is an active member of the B. P.
w. She has been assisting in the
present Monroe County Cancer
Drive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27

lot of it! From that summer on
Jeanne's appreciation of food and
its preparation has increased q
thousandfolG.
At home, among her wide cir
Gle of chuns and at Miss Harris
Florida School in Miami, Jeanne
is known as the girl who can
make things better than any
body Credit for part of this re-
nown goes to her mother, the
subtlest of culinary instructors.
And credit for the rest goes to
Jeanne, the kind of girl who does
all things well-entertain, dance,
swim, ride horseback, aquaplane,
houseclean and cook.
Jeanne has prepared the food
for her own birthday buffet par
ties-sometimes for as many as
40 boys and girls. She has kept
house for her father and brother
when her mother was ill-bnying
the food and planning and pre-
pairing all their meals, AT school
she is sweet-tooth expert and
snack artist supreme with her
cakes, cookies and candies. My
trouble there she says, is that
we get SO hungry we sometimes
can't wait for things to get done.
No, / don't do my best cooking
at school,
Her favorite reading, believe
it or not. is the Key West Cook
book. a readable, cleverly illus
trated cooking manual. Pm sti1l
in the cookbook stage she signs,
but someday I'll be able to make
everything in that book without
opening it. THAT'S when I'll be
a REAL cook. AS good as Moth
err
Miss Navarre's many friends
will look forward to seeing the
May MeCalrs and the article
about her cooking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
AdamseS Return
From Conference
On Milk Prices

Roland and Ben Adams of the
Adams Dairy have returned to
the city after attending a meets
ing yesterdal of the Florida Milk
Commission in Miami.
Roland Adams stated today
that he did not believe any de
cision would be announced by
Milk Administrator L. K. Mic
hoIas until tomorrow, as many
detailed audited reports would
have to be considered.
Many facts of the question
whether to reduce or maintala
prices Of it was presented to the
Commission.
One group thought that any cut
should be borne 50fe by the pro-
Queer, and So. by the distribut-
or. Producers, consumers and
distributors were represented al
<the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Nay = Issue Of McCaIrs Magazine
Features ArticIe On Miss Jeanne
N6C1rrO's Cooking Accomplishments

IN the May issue OF McCalIs
Magazine there is feat,,red y, a. !
criticize called Born To BE a
pest Cook" which has pictures Of
MISS Jeanne Navarro, daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Navarro
kiizabeth street, showing her
gong Though the various stems
O. making Cinnamon Refrigera-
Ior Cookies and also a scene of !
peach party bearing the caption
mere one second, gone the
next! That's the tale of our
young cooks spicy. nutty cookies
when they go to a beach party
along with Jeanne's sweet-tooth
pals"
The article, by Katharine best
end kathayine Hillyer, includes
the interesting recipe for these
cookies and the text follows:
This coming June II will be
a donbly honored date in the Dan
Navarro home. 1t will be, for one
thing, Jeanne Navarro's eighteen
tn birthday. and, for another
thing, her fifth anniversary as an
accomplished cook.
Jeanne was thirteen years old
the day her mother personally
quarantined the two Navarro
children because of an epidemic
m Key West. For fourteen CAD
solid weeks Jeanne and her bro
Their, Danny, never left the con-
fines of the 85-year-old Navarro
house. Danny learned to love
hooks and music. Jeanne repair
ed to the kitchen and stayed
there almost the whole time
making cakes, cookies, candy.
pies and the hot, tasty Cuban
dishes everybody in Key West
loves so much.
Until that summer Jeanne'S
acquaintance with good food was
close but impersenal. She ate a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Coming EUe1lts

FRIDAY, APRIL 3d.
Luncheon- meeting, Surface De-
velopnnent Group Officers
Wives Club. 1890 p. NJ, at
Officers Club, IT. Taylor.
MONDAY, MAY L.
Meeting, Key West Players.
800 Pm. at Barn Theatre
on Duval street. Election of
officers.
WEDNESDAY, MAY g.
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. 81. 7:30 Pm.
in clubroomS, Building ITS.
u. S. Naval Station.
Weekly meeting, Key West
Bridge Association, 7:30 PM.
at American Legion Home,
Stock Island. Dupfic ate
bridge.
THURSDAY, MAY -
Sewing group Of Monroe coun-
ty Hospital Auxiliary meets
at 2 PM at Hospital. Call
Mrs. Rutt, 428-W. for trans
portation.
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apply To We'd

The following applications to
wed have beend filed in the Of
flee of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord.
Wendell Edward Daniel, u. ST.
", Boca Chica, age % and JAG
queline Claire Whitley, %, of
1912 Duval street,
Manuel S. Fernandez, 80, 507
Louisa street and Olga Lopez
Garcia, 80, 422 Amelia street.
Odell Benjamin Wallace, 10,
CO Fort Village and Rose Marie
Robinson, 20, l2-E Fort Village.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
NATIONALISM
Continued From Paae onel

Continued From Fare Cne)
the military government was
ended last fall.
MeCloy's warning to the Presi-
dent and the State Department
was sent last month, but it was
made public only today.
The United States High Com
missioner had this to say about
the new NaziSm: The Nationalism
is a force which must be reckon
ed with increasingly, although il
is not a threat at the moment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
(Continued From PAGE One.

(Continued From Page One
crete steel structure will be two
stories high with a roof garden.
The ground floor will house four
commercial stores. The second
floor will be used for lodge meet
ings. The roof garden will serve
as a recreation hall, with kitchen
facilities.
Architect is Hahauser & Asso-
ciates of Miami Beach, with cleo
trical engineer being Richard A.
Belsham of Coconut Grove.
The lowest bid received from a
contractor was one from Max
Newman of Miami The associa-
ton now has decided themselves
to construct the building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Miss Gloria AceUed0 Became Bride
OfWiIIian Y. Russell On Tuesday

ceremony in the church, Mr.. and
Mrs. William, v. Russell left OF.
their wedding trip, during which
they will make motor tour of
she state. s
The former Miss Acevedo is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Acevedo, 1850 Flagler Ave, and
groom is the son Of Everett Rus
sell. Both native Key Westers,
they attended school here in the
city and 10th have been active in
younger set social affairs.
The former Miss Acevedo is
known for her striking beauty,
and has been the winner in sew
eral local beauty contests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27

I'm ceremony performed
Tuesday morning at 1000 o'clock
at the First Methodist Church on
Eaton STREET MISS Gloria AeeveA
do became the bride of, William
v. Russell.
Rev. Leon Wells officiated at
the marriage rites, and Miss
Acevedo had as her only ,attenr-
ant her sister, Miss Alice Acevey
do, while Sebastian Cabrera III
acted as best man for Mr.. Russell.
The wedding party was a
small one, consisting only OF the
principals and their attendants.
Everett Russell, father Of thu
groom and Taylor G. LarriInore
Immediately following ii e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Musical ShO,O, "Faney Free" To Be
Presented At Monroe TheGter Tonight

Indian Summer"-W. c. Stall
lings.
RHYTHM Tap, Song of India
(Recordingl-Gerry Pinder.
Vocal. lover The Rainbow
Cleora Roberts and group.
'sBallin' The jack" vocalist,
Buford Strange; danced by group
Vocal, Magic Is The Moon
light and There's No Tomor-
row"Hilda Pullara.
Vocals, My Foolish Heart" and
what Can / Say'-Gr0up.
Finale, Younger Than Spring
time" and Full of Fun and
Fancy Free--Ensemble.
Orchestral accompaniment will
be provided by Ida Gellrich,
trumpet, Beatrice Moreno. pianist
and Buddy Chavez, drums.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Players Group
To Hold Meet
Monday Epesaing

It has been announced that
THE Key West Players will hold
a meeting on Monday evening of
next week. May 1st. at 800
O'Clock at the Barn Theatre on
Duval street. i.
Election of officers OF, the or
ganization will fake place at this
meeting.
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BROWDER DENIES
Continued from Page Onel

to give baltimore a specific
propaganda job.
In contradiction, Brow
der said today that no such
meeting ever occurred. AS
Browder put it, 1T is hard
to imagine how even a pro-
fessional perjurer could
think up such testimony.
At one point, committee
counsel asked Browder
what agencies the Reds
used to spread their propa-
ganda and the ex-Com-
munist replied that they
used every publicity med
ium, including Congress.
Browner became defiant
when Republican Senator
Bourke Hickenlooper of
Iowa put a series of ques-
tons about a 1915 meeting
in this country with a
Chinese Communist leader.
n
Hickenlooper asked if
baltimore had attended
such a meeting, but Brow
der refused to answer.
T1ickenlooper then said he
wanted the record to show
that the full committee
membership was present,
an obvious reference to a
court decision that a wit
ness caEaot be prosecuted
for Contempt unless a
quorum is present when
the witness refuses to an
swer.
While BroWder testified
the committee room was
crowded with spectators
Just as at other public hear
ings.
Before BroWder took the
stand, Chairman Willard
Tydings called out for John
Huber, the former FBI UNI
dercover agent who failed
to answer to a subpoena for
his appearance at a hearing
Wednesday night.
There was no answer.
Previously the commit
tee had met In q closed SeS-
sion, apparently to discuss
the possibility that Huber
might be cited for con-
tempt for failing to appear
Wednesday.
Tydings refused to com-
ment on the closed meet
ing.
In Mount Vernon, New
York, Huber's wife said he
had telcphoned her that he
was going away for a
month to rest and get
away from it all"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
DiUorce Petitions

Divorce suits were, filed in the
offices of County Clerk Earl r.
Adams by:
Betty Helen Pnlar against
Stephen Bernard Pular, of Key
West. s
Jimmie A. Quino VS.. Maudina
Hibbard Quino. Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
High National
Guard Officers
Are Now In City

Major General Sumpter l..
Lowry and his wife, of Tampa
and Colonel N. Worth Gable and
his wife, of St. Petersburg, regis
tered at local Chamber of Com
merce Headquarters today.
Both men are prominent in the
Florida National Guard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
OPERATORS OF
Continued Prom Page one,

L0nUnueQ from rage Ouel
loss of heat, hot water, elevator
and other services.
The union has stationed special
personnel at the struck apart
ment buildings. These persons
are there to help out in case OF
emergency. such as sickness OF
death, and to cooperate with doc
tors and nurses. The plan was
agreed to by union and health Of
ficials.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
CANCER TAG DAY
CONTINUED From PAGE one)

signed to the buster of local in
tersections and street corners.
Plans are being completed for
a special Cancer Drive show at
Monroe County Beach a week
from Sunday.
Carbonell reported that $4,000
was realized from last Sundays
Water Show, staged by the South
ernmost Ski Club. the Florida
KEYS Cupboard Motor Club and
the Key West Cupboard Motor
Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Mrs. HOOUer
OF North Carolina
Visiting Here

Mrs. Bernice Hoover, of Char
lesion, North Carolina, is visit
ing her brother and sister@in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Colonel w, HoiI
brook, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen M. wharton, f419
Truman avenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27

Samuel Parker Of Newbury-
port, Mass, patented the first
machine for splitting leather
hides in 1909. Prior to that, hides
had to be shaved to the thickness
desired for shoe soles, with all
the shavings going to waste.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
COLLAPSE OF NAVAL
CONTINUED From Page One,

NUIILIIlUSu EtULh Edke OlLG3
plane Base and the Naval Maya
zine collapsed yesterday morning
shortly after 10 o'clock.
Naval authorities are planning
action on a new construction and
are considering what type OF
bridge to have erected to replace
the damaged structure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27
Not 2 For Csc
But For l5c

In the Gulfstream Food Depart
ment Store advertisement APP
pearing in Wednesdays issue of
The Key West Citizen. Scott Wal
dorf Tissue read 2 rolls for 35c
This should have read , rolls for
l5c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27

Daughter To Tsdasrs

A seven pound, six ounce
daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Tedder, 1901 Petronia
street at 1885 this morning in the
Monroe County Hospital.
Both parents are originally
from Nassau
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27

At one time or another in his
tory, men have made footwear
out of wood, ivory, metal, textiles,
straw, paper rubber, raw skins
usually when there was not
enough leather for soles and up
pers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-27

The Shetland Isles came under
Scottish rule in 1853.