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The volcanic soil around Mt.
Etna is so fertil that farmers
sometimes harvest five crops a
year.
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While most persons are highly
susceptible to poison ivy, others
seem to be completely immune.
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BIG TURNOVER

THE average woman has a
vocabulary of only 1900 words. "
1t is very small, but think of the
turnover.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIHCI IN
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 13-2:If
MARIE PARKS.
Complainant.
vs.. SUIT FOR DIVORCE
WILLIAM PARKS.
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To: William Parks,
Residence unk noWn.
You are hereby notified that Il
I'm of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against YOU, and you are
hereby required to serve Il copy of
your Answer to the Bill of Com
paint on the Compartments At
torney, and file the original an
swer in the office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court on or before the
9Th day of May 1850 i'm default Of
which the Bill of Complaint will be
taken as confessed against you.
This notice shall be published
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen.
Done and Ordered at Key West.
Florida. this 4th day Of April. \. u.
1850.
(SEAL) EARL X. ADAMS.
Clerk, Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Fla.
BY: Florence H. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
JOHN g. SAWYER,
Solicitor For Complainant,
51512 puval Street.
Key West. Florida.
2G.195o.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron
FINAL DISCHARGE


Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern that William
Hempel, as administrator of the
estate of Charles Hempel. also
sometimes known as Charles Hem
pie, also sometimes known as
Charlie Hemple, deceased. has filed
W 18th the Honorable Raymond r
Lord. County Judge in and for
Monroe County. Florida. his Final
Report and has made application
for his discharge as such admins
traitor.
Dated this 2Ist day of March, \.
II. 1850.
tSd) WILLIAM HEMPEL.
AS Administrator of the Estate of
Charles Hempel. also sometimes
known as Charles Hemple. also
sometimes known as Charlie
Hemple. deceased.
W. CURRY HARRIS.
Attorney for Administrator
mar22-29 apr. ) IL, 1850
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Report

Observation Taken at City Office,
$3.50 AM, EST
7A Key West, Fla, April IL, 1850
Temperature
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Observe Fifth Anniversary
Ut |. D. ROOsevelt's Death

.bolor ~, tApri l2-pF9.-Mrs Franklin D Rooeevo+ ,
r+ w last hght IN thee-car automobile accident CO. ~
pid 70 yoe Park to observe the fifth anniversa 81 M was
RESIDENTS re- death which is TODAY S Oh the late
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ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time of Height of
Station Tide high watel
Bahia Honda
(bridge) oh 10m go #.
No Name Key
(east end) +2h pom
Boca Chica
SANDY Pt) oh 40m
Caldes Channel
(north end) -+2h ION +l.4 #
()-Minus sign. Corrections
to be subtracted.
(+)-Plus sign: Corrections to
be added.
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The largest American ice plant
can make 5000 tons day.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Attention Elk and Retired
Navy Officers

DO YOU WANT TO MAKE
MORE THAN a LIVING?. DO
YOU HAVE A CAR? DO YOU
HAVE ANY SALES ABILITY
AND PERSONALITY? I HAVE
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
ONE OR POSSIBLY TWO MEN
HERE IN KEY WEST. NO
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OR ANYTHING COMPARABLE.
DON'T CALL UNLESS YOU
THINK YOU CAN QUALIFY!
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE

IN re Estate OF
CHARLES HEMPEL. also some
times known as CHARLES HEM
PIE. also sometimes known as
CHARLIE HltMPLE,
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GARDEN AND LAWN
SUPPLIES
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servieed in your home. We
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p. Eleven X ounssters Join
JuniOg Rifle Club Here
ToDAY's BIRTHDAYS

Judge Dorothy Kenyon Of New
York, member Of a u. N. Com
mittee. born in New York, So
years ago.
Bess Streeter Aldrich, of Lin
coin, Nebr.. novelist, born in
Cedar Falls. Iowa, 90 years ago.
Dorothy Garfield Fisher, OF
Arlington, VT. author, born in
Lawrence. Kans.. II years ago.
Thomas J. Watson, president Of
International Business Machines,
born in Campbell, N. X, rs years
ago.
Or. Ernest +. Irons. president
Of the American Medical Ass0.
Cation, born in Council Bluffs
Iowa. 70 years ago,
Robert r. (tBob) NeyIand
University Of Tennessee football
coach, born in Greenvilie, Tex.
IS years ago.
Neville Miller, Of Washington
d. C.. lawyer. former presiden
Of the Matt. Association Of Broad
casters. born in Louisville. Ky.
So years ago.
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IN. cliAHGBEn OF coMAdEAcE
FISHING TOURNAMENT
Tipping the Scales
Leading Catches To Date

lives outside the city can see the
opportunities that lay in our own
back yard. Yet we live here year
after year and possibly see them,
but never do anything about it.
It's true Of the motels, outside
capital started the construction
on the South Beach, which re-
suited in the removal Of the
shacks that dotted the area for
years. And now we have the
shrimp business.
We've Caught Shrimp
For Years
I can remember years ago
when shrimp were caugth in the
waters along the boulevard
adjacent to where the Sanchez
Brothers now have their bait
house. Later on we moved cut 20
the dam on FlagIer avenue, and
did the same thing. Many per-
sons have told me Of finding
small beds of them, and trying to
keep the location a secret but
without success. The next time
they went shrimping the secret
was out.
Finally what happens, two
men from st. Augustine, come to
Key West, spend some time in
the waters off Key West, and
find a bed Of shrimp estimated
TO cover an area of 100 miles.
And thus Key West secures new
industry.
II must be that outsiders can
see the opportunities, but we ac-
eept them as a part of our every
day life.
Signs Again Make
Their Appearance
was coming down the boule-
ward this afternoon, when my
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All Youths Between
Ages Of u And 18
May Join Club

Since the sound movie, "Trig-
ger Happy Harry" was shown at
the Key West High School last
week, another sport has been
added to the ones enjoyed by the
youth Of the Island City.
The Southernmost Junior Rifle
Club was formed at the Stock
Island Range, built by the South
ernmost Rifle and Pistol Club al
their own expense, on property
leased from the city, at their
site of the old dump.
Nine young men and two girls,
Miss Esther Smith and Miss Mar
garet Little made UP the organic
ing group. Many more are ex-
pected at the next meeting to be
held Saturday afternoon at :
O'clock, a. the membership Is
lopen TO any junior American
citizen between the ages Of Y
and 10 years
Many Boy Scouts have shown
their intention to join the club
and learn to shoot safely and
correctly.
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Number One Spectator
Sport In Many Leading
Cities Over Country
tny The Aa.as.atea I.re.al

The college basketball double
header has become a major fea-
ture of the wi- s2orts pro-
gram in New York, Boston, Phil
adelphia, Buffalo, Chicago, Cleve-
land and San Francisco.
Basketball is the Number One
spectator sport in the college
field, and the idea of two fir T.
class games for single admit
sion caught on fast once it was
Introduced. Also, the double
headers usually offer that snper-
colossal attraction of college ath-
Ietics, intersectional competition.
The promoters have been lucky
for the most part in booking
games into Their arenas These
college double headers in thu big
arenas geseraIly offer top-tligHt
play between well-inatched teams
and thrills BY the dozen PA
For a typical example let's go
back to December N, 1s47, and
review the twin bill in PhiladeI-
phia,s Convention Hall. The
University of Utah met ST. JoA
seph's Of Philadelphia in the first
game and unbeaten LaSalle faced
Louisville in the second game
The Utah team was spanked by
one Of the nations greatest play
ers, eix-foot four inch Center
Vern Gardner, and was a heavy
favorite to Gefeat st. Joseph'S.
The Utah Cowboys did not dis
appoint the crowd Of nearly S.
500 fans.
With Garden and his Team
mate Murray Satterfield hitting
the nets with machine-like pre-
ci7ion, Utah moved into an early
Is to 8 lead. The hustling st.
Joseph's team rallied to narrow
the count to SO to ~ at half
time.
But Utah took complete con-
troll in the second half and won
going away by a 70 to 54 score
Gardner had put on the best I'M
dividuaI performance ever seen
in Philadelphia's Convention Hall
The Utah center had beieketed
ten:field goals and five free toss,
es fora total OF 25 points Sat-
terrified had poured II points
through the hoop and had played
a spectacular flor game 10 help
Utah win its sixth victory III
seven starts The loss was the
second in eight games for st.
Joseph's.
It had been a beautiful game
to watch, despite the one-sided
margin Of Utah's victory. The
fans settled back for the second
game many of them figuring the
LaSalle4 Louisville contest would
be an anti-climax after the fine
show given by the opening
game.
And it looked that way as the
speedy Louisville quintet moved
into quick lead. But LaSalle,
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L0cnEs Are
Ready For
Their No. /
Court RipaLs

Hanes1sd High School arriv-
- easly shis afternoon in prep.
araslo for their game with Key
West pnlphi. Coach Morley, vet
sran teaeh Of Homestead i'm.
msdlasfiy .announced his start
ne Apeup = Roper and Sincere
iwwenls Pope center. Graves
ana Ilefne a. guards This is an
aa sstiar ieam with Roper.
siaeoe ana Pope making their
skaa 90 Is appearance in Key
Ntsi eraeh worley sent word
lsa, lsrae delegation Of fans
Ness noSns the Homestead
heFs re and wanted aecomo-
eofNn4
Ch 1nes win stand PAT on
~ starting ilneap q Henry and
Capish Lewis a. forwards. Bus
- "A Cealtr and HenriQalez and
tsaf orep1a as guards with
tawHsf N.keg. Doorhtry. Bazo
Arr smde HenFiqae1 and Beaver
ID f4NN
4te tay2 want "a win this
aaf aat ttan Any other game
aeesa lhs SESSION ana have gene
Egg eltn Freriice tl,e last few
eaSs teFFfe sfe foF a. The Conchs
H4sN eee4 & nesr oilense and
esfenas lr s1nleht and Tomorrow
Nzf3s annz end hope to sur
rs ~ Homestead boys with
- 49, 1snaf VARSITY game to-
eEtf ErzFe hooghs' boys viii
~ uzeef,aE iee Sonar School at 1
flt ~ wmHt should BE- q close
cNf uEh ere Sonar bows
Fs espflenxd wen coach
ea l
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with sikh foot l0-ineh Center Lar
~ Foust showing the way. soon
got into contention. The fans for
got all about that brilliant Utah
performance IN the first game, as
LaSalle and Louisville put on
their bitter duel The score was
tied six times and the lead
changed hands eight times in the
clustering first half Two minutes
before the halfztine buzzer,
Louisville pulled ahead and was
IN front, As to 81, at the inter-
mis- ion
The rest period had NJ appar-
chi effect en the saarp-shooters
from Louisville But LaSalle
was a cold team when it took the
floor for the second half.
Louisville had jumped into a
13-point lead before the LaSalle
players found themselves again.
And the Kentucky team held La
Sale at bay. LaSalle was scor-
ing, but Louisville was matching
the Philadelnhia team, basket for
basket. With eight minutes re-
naming to PLAY, Louisville held
what appeared to be command
ing. SO to SO lead.
Then LaSalle Coach Ken Loef.
fler sent three fresh reserves
johnny Ryrnes, Dick Adair and
Matt Fanning--into the game for
LaSalIe- The new blood made
LaSa1le changed team. Rum
ming the IeeS off the firing Louis
Vile lads. LaSalle narrowed the
margin quickly to one point.
There was five minutes left to
play when Foust canned foul
shot to knot the score at 66-all
Seconds alter, Byrnes dropped in
a field goal from outside and La
Sale took the lead for the first
time since late in the first half.
But Louisville wasn't throueh.
Dick Robinson dribbled past q
defender and went up for a jump
shot that tied the score at 63-sll.
Then LaSaIle,s Bvrnes was fSgll-
ed.- He eannected with his free
throw and LaSalle had the lead
again 50 to IS.
And that nroved to be the ball
game. I4aSalle added seven more
points in the final two minutes.
while Louisville could collect
only three. LaSa1le regi tered its
seventh win in seven START with
a rs to n victory over Lofts
vile.
Games like these two in Phil
adelphia's Convention Hall in
1913 have made the college bas-
ketball double header one of the
greatest thrill providers in win
I ter sports.
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Fishing Information
zH walls zggJ5
All and e ee4SatEL~z-
49, SCALES

By JACK DELANEY. Fishing Editor

leEe caught some signs 'isS
around the, eoconut palms alons
the area ii which the charter
boat lie. They were advertising
some Fair Or something that VII
/ be Relds on Stock Island N tnt
Inear future.
Once 3 year about this time. i
seems We have to call attention
to the boatmen in the area about
the signs that crop up once IN 2
while. They should be removed
because il is only q start. Re
member there is an election be
inc held this year, and i i ls
not stopped now the whole area
win be plastered with them. So
how about il, lets get them
down.
The Pelican Sees
Coffee Sanchez changing a
propeller. The new fluorescent
caps. Tourists and more tourists.
John Dyson, the 4filet Of grnpt'
man and Jack Matthews, their
first time out. Dead fish floating
in the water. Chief Brown on a
'spostmans holiday" on leave
from the Navy to go fishing.
Captain ssWadsyn Demerritt file
ting fish. Roy Hanlin back at
the blight after an absence Of
some time Jacquelne's music
teacher, Sam Kern, on his initial
visit to the Blight. 1t. Ray At
well with his daily catch of
fish. Hank Day news reporter for
WKWF. Captain John West Sic
ing kingfiyh steaks for the tourn-
ament committee. Captain Lefty
Reagan's inevitable cigar
SCALES:
Tournament entries for the last
few days have dropped off con-
siderably. But members of the
Jaycees are not alarmed about it.
II appears to be a natural reac-
ton. The Second Quarter which
lust closed shows 100 percent
more entries than were received
ID the first quarter. Listed be-
low are Che latest entries to date.
c. C. Gushing. Of Webster
Groves, Mo-, submits an entry for
i cero mackergl that tipped the
scales at nine pounds. measuring
Two feet eight inches, with q
girth Of "a inches The skingfish
makes its temperance in the
tournament with an entry SUBJ
mittsd by H p Osburn Of Frank
lin. Penn. His catch weighed 81
pounds, measured three feet,
two inches, with a girth of is
inches. Father and son Wed for
nonofs in replacing the present
leader IN the bonito class but
dad won with a catch one pound
over the sons. Billy Baxter, Jr.,
New Rochelle, N. Y. accounts for
The new Leader in this class with
j catch weighing is pounds,
measuring two feet, seven inches,
with a girth Of 10 inches. Not far
behind was Billy, Jr.. who ac-
counted for one weighing is
that measured two feet.
l15 inches, with girth of 1874
inches. Baxter, ST., also account
ed for kingfish weighing 20
measuring three feet,
va inches, with a girth of I4A
inches. t4
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walls:
Life Was Ever Thus
A deadIine to meet, the column
just has to be written. Your wife
breathing down your neck urgine
you to hurry and get dressed,
because you are going out On
top Of all this Claudettes we be-
lieve has the munps. Rush, rush.
rush. Do this, do that, do the
other. But on the other hand
what would we men do without
the women. God love EN-.
Often Wonder
Why IS it that someone who
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JERusALEha HAS YOUTH
VILLAGE

JERUSALEN--tF)- ne W
Youth Village" Is operating in
The urban area Of Jefusalem for
Immigrant children from all parts
of the earth The village consists
|oi $50 acres and 20 buildings
It's population already ntiGn-
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College Basketball Double
Header Has Become Major
Feature OF Winter Sports
Y Olsr Horoscope

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1850
Today's natives are possessed
of occult powers, receptic to psy-
chic Impressions and able to CONF
struct from them. Avoid a ten
dency to broaden the sphere Of
life and Re content to remain in
the path Of modest industry
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beers $50 children between the
ages Of 10 and II. They came
from India, Turkey, North At
RIGA, Poland, Ronania, Bulgaria
and France through the Youth
Aiiyah" organization Another
100 children are expected short
Il.
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One-Minutc
SPORTS QUIZ

/. What was Dizzy Trouts
won-lost record in lg49-
did he win more games than
he loot?
2. What golf star is to be the
subject of new motion pic
ture2
3. Who was voted the greatest
tennis star Of the century re-
Gently by group Of sports
writer's and eonlmentators2
4. Who was named the great
est golfer by that same
group
s. What team does Casey STEM
gal expect most trouble
from this year?
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| BASKETBALL
SCORES
~ The Associated Press
Florida Games
College
Tampa SO. Erskine So.
Western Kentucky SO. Miami
All
College of Charleston 62, Jack
scnville Navy S..
High SclIOOt
Lee 81, Orlando 81.
Northeast Conference
Tourney
Live Oak 40, Ocala 81
Bolles 60, Fernandina 81
Lake City AZ, st. PauPs tJax)
81 tovertinel.
Gainesville Al, Jacksonville
Beach 46 (overtime).
Mainland (Daytona Beach, %,
Bodies tJax) 49,
Tallahassee 48, Lake City A.
South Florida Conference
Tourney
Clearwater 81, Arcadia 20.
Sarasota So, Punta Gorda %
Barlow SO, Wauchula IS.
Winter Haven 40, Plant City
AZ.
West Coast Conference
Tourney
Olph (Tampal %, Zephyrhills
Is.
Inverness %, Crystal River o.
Wildwood 46. Webster 49,
New Port Richey So, Brehnel
%.
Brooksville 81, Olph 81
East Florida Conference
Winter Park As. Sanford 49,
Leesburg AZ. Eustis 80.
Ketterling 80, New Smyrna
Beach Is.
DeLand 30, Palatka q.
Central Florida Conference
clermont 48, st. Cloud 81.
Tavares 40, Oviedo 81.
Winter Garden As, Groveland
"a.
ocoee q, st. James tOrlandol
Is.
Apopka 80. Clermont IS.
North Florida Conference
Jennings Is, Crawfordville "a.
Greenville 81. jasper 30.
GulfstreaIn Conference /
Lake worth 40 Miami Tech 3e.
South Broward 50. Pahokee III.
Miami Beach O. TT Pierce ~,
Vero Beach 80, Ponce de Leon
Coral Gables) %
Ridge Conference
Frostproof Al, Sebring "a.
Lake Placid So, Auburndale %.
Mulberry IS, Haines City 40.
Lake Wales 40, Avon Park 20.
Tampa Bay Conference
Florida Military %. Brandon
81.
Brewster Tech 40, Largo 80.
Chipola Conference
Sneads SIS. Grand Ridge so.
Vernon AZ, Popular Springs "a.
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Greensboro al. Greenwood %.
Havana as, Frink "a.
Northwest Florida
Conference
Mariana 46, DeFuniak Springs
rs.
Bombay 40, Port st. Joe %.
Tate AZ, Melville 80.
ST. Johns Conferenee
Pierson 80, Bunnell 81.
Green Cove Springs 3SA-Yulee
20
Crescent CITY 50, pa,nnes 40
Sanderson "a, Hastings IS.
Seville "A. Baldwin 50.
Indian River Conference
Stuart Al, Titusville 80.
Northwest Florida
Conference Tourney
Malone 80, Crestview %.
ChipIey AZ. Graceville ~
Catholic of Pensacola 81. Gads-
den County High of Quincy 81.
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SEI||i|llI


BASEBALL
lllan CIV Baseball League
iunlelpol Stadium.
Alternoonl
EAfh Game. 2 Innings
SUNDAY
lee san Carlos Saints vs.. Key
wei Cnban1
see > Atomic Bombers VS..
Adams Dairy.
GOLF
Hsanleipal Coli Course
tStock island
paiiN and sunday play.
TENNIS
naYview Park
tkwnlcf Afternoon and Night
pell and sunday play.
SWITCHBOARD
neswiew Park
fMefnl4R Afternoon and Night
nallf and Sunday play.
SKATING
Bagvlsw Park
rRgDNs- '''"'
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Power 70 get ahssd...

Technical SGT. Jones o. McNeely
Of Greenville, s. c., had the hnest
OF lob training from experts Of The
III 8. Air Force Airplane and En-
CINE Mechanic School Nov he's
wen launched on a successful ca
reer IN a field with q future-ayia-
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THE ANSWERS:

THE ANSWERS:
/. He won three. lost six.
2. Ben Hogan
8. Bill Tilden.
A. Bobby Jones.
I 5. Boston's Red Sox.
There are an estimated 435,0O0
oil wells in the United States.
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Tampa SO. Erskine So.
Western Kentucky SO, Miami
Az
College of Charleston G2, Jack
sonville Navy IS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-02-17

For the last six the sd pupils have been working
ON health unit Keeping Clean Morning Till Night" The
unit closed by making scrap
and Robert Scott
are also making booklets Doug
las Lincoln Edison and Washington Each booklet will have
on the cover to correspond with facts contained booklet
Pupils who had perfect attendance the first
Robert Bryant Theodore Guye Woods Lemons
Sidney Bryant Dolores Sims Lemons Virginia Parker
Louise Easter Willie Jean Calvin Ralph Taylor
The pupils of the grade completed the first
sees'ers program in health The unit Eat
carried out Pictures books games
cfar and other material
Our aim was to encourage the child
iast every morning before coming to school,
Six pupils from the 4h grade accompanied pupils
e d grade saw the movie production
pupils nave not been exposed the
seemed to have enjoyed the picture following
they led an intelligent discussion of the pupils
the class who had not it.
Inc fourth grade pupils planning trip to the local air.
port as class project They completed
he first semester and this trip will connection with that
Two cold boxes have the fourth grade class
room and are being used class Arithmetic pupils
nave 1u charge OF the boxes They day.
rem he boxes and order the drinks well dispensing
coo drinks to children who too small pur
chases
The girls have expressed desire boxes this
semester unasted by the boys thus creating spirit
among boys and girls Mrs T. j. Collier, principal