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Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
FRIDAY. JULY 7TH, 1850
Il Pm. to P.M.)
daylight Saving Time)

Il PM. to s P.M.)
Daylight Saving Time)
Pursuant to the provisions of Article
IL, Chapter II, Revised Code of Della
ware qsS5). as amended. the Board of
Education of Smyrna Special School Dis
trict hereby gives notice that a special
election will be held on Friday. the 7th
day of July, A. d. 1850, from l o'clock
Ito s O'Clock PM daylight Saving Time)
at the John Bassett Moore High School
in said District. on Frazier Street, in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent County. Del
aware, that being the usual place for
holding school elections in said District.
The purpose of such special election is
Il to determine whether the Smyrna Spec
ial School District shall have authority
to borrow Two Hundred and Forty
Thousand Dollars (s24O.OO0) and to issue
bonds with the face value of said amount.
100000 of the proceeds therefrom to be
used for the construction and equipment
of elementary school building of twelve
/ Q2) classrooms, required service rooms
and cafetorium and the site therefor, and
the remaining Forty Thousand Dollars
I (S40 000) of the proceeds therefrom to be
used for such alterations, additions or
Improvements to existing buildings as are
required for courses in agriculture and /or
art, for expansion of guidance program
and improvements to the athletic field.
This school building program was
I adopted unanimously by the Board of Ed
ucation of Smyrna Special School District,
and the aforesaid elementary school build
ing was subsequently approved by the
State School Building Program Board on
/ September Z, 1919 and approval of refer
endum on said school building program
was granted by the State Board OF Edu-
cation on June 16, 1850.
Every person qualified to vote at regu-
/ lar school elections IN said District shall
be qualified to vote at such special cleo
| ton. To be eligible to vote, a person
must be an American citizen. Fl years
of age or over, and at the time of such
special election must have resided in the
State of Delaware at least one year, at
| least three months in Kent County, or
| in New Castle County, respectively, as the
case may be. as the said District lies
partly in Kent County and partly in
New Castle County and also must have
resided in said Smyrna Special School
District at least one month prior to said
special election 1t is not necessary to
be registered to vote at this special school
election.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Clarence ]. Prickett, President
Helen B. Harmonson,
Vice-President
Henry 7. Price. Member
Lee H. Deakyne, Member
George w. Wright, Secretary
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LOCAL TAXATION ELECTION
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
FRIDAY. JULY 7, 1850
e PM. to 5 P.M.)
fnoxI;nht Co,,;u, n.,..oN

u Eshls 10 T.m.)
daylight Saving Time)
Pursuant to the provisions of Article
IL, Chapter II, 1885 Revised Code of
Delaware, as amended, the Board of Edu-
cation of Smyrna Special School District
in accordance with resolution unanimous
ly adopted by said Board of Education,
hereby gives notice that special school
election will be held on Friday. the 7th
day of July A. d. 1850, from Pm. to
Is Pm. daylight Saving Time) at the
John Bassett Moore High School in said
District, on Frazier Street, in the Town
of Smyrna. Kent County, Delaware, that
being the usual place for holding school
elections in said District.
The purpose of such special election
is to determine whether said District may,
in addition to the amounts apportioned to
it by the State Board of Education. or
by any other school or other authority,
levy and collect additional taxes for school
purposes, beginning 1851, upon the as
sessed value of real estate and taxable
personal property in said District as de-
termined and fixed for County taxation
purposes, the rate of the tax so to be
raised not to exceed ten (l0) cents on
each $100. assessment of such taxable
real and personal property and also capi-
tation tax on each person residing in
said District and subject to school tax of
One Dollar ($l.00).
Every person QuallHeu 10 vote at II
regular or annual school election in said
District shall be qualified to vote at such
special school election. To be eligible to
vote a person must be an American citiz-
en-, 81 years of age or over, and at the
time of such special election must have
resided in the State of Delaware at least
one year, at least three months in Kent
County or in New Castle County as the
case may be as said District is partly in
Kent County and is partly in New Castle
County. and also must have resided in
said Smyrna Special School District at
least one month prior to such special
election. 1t is not necessary to be reg
istered to vote at such special school
election.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Clarence j. Prickett, President
y Helen B. Harmonson,
Vice-President
Henry T. Price, Member
Lee H. Deakyne, Member
George w Wright Secretary
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
For SALE

Lot 100 ft. by 80 ft. or West
Commerce Street with town water
and electric at front of lot; good
location, reasonable.
Phone 1862
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TEACHING

Experienced teacher will help
backward pupils during summer
Reasonable fees.
Write Box 528
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29

IMAGINE this Anniversary Cake delicate shell pink
golden yellow, all white Imagine the climax
for shower birthday wedding
anniversary Could anything be appropriate with its topping
shredded tinted the delicate shade the real
petals crystallzed, that form the rose?
trouble at all make this cake, using white cake
you prefer with unfroed storebough add
yourself this blown eke
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
LOST

Gold pin with English Lion as
emblem. Reward.
Phone 1882
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Can furnish your home with good
used furniture.
I. ALLEN,
1t. Vernon ST..
Phone GOAL Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
FOR SALE

EDW. PENCKY
Dover, Del, R. D. 4
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29

June %. 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
Coming EUentS

FRIDAY, JANUARY 20
Installation of officers, Fern
Chapter. No. 81 Order East
ern Star. 8 P NJ, at Masonic
i Hall. Public invited By Fern
Chapter to attend. ,sut ,.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2l-
Installation of officers, Robert
J. Perry Chapter, Order OF
DeMolay, 8 P. NJ, in Scottish
Rite Temple. Public invited
by DeMolays to attend.
TUESDAY, JANUARY "a
Regular meeting, Sparkling Wa
tiers Rebekah Lodge No. IL.
7:30 P. NJ, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, Fleming street.
Visiting RebekahS welcome.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is
Regular meeting, La Concha
Navy Wives Club No. SO, 7:30
P. NJ, in ClubroomS. Build
ing l78, u. S. Naval Station.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20
Weekly meeting, Sewing Group.
Monroe County Hospital Wo-
mans Auxiliary. 2 P. NJ, at
Hospital. Call Mrs. Rutt, APO
w for transportation.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY e.
Canasta Party. sponsored by
Business and Professional
Womcn's Club 8 P. NJ. at
Elks Club Auditorium. Pro-
ceeds to go to Boulevard Pool
Fund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
Machin-Pr0ugh
Marriage Held
Last Saturday

IN . qaef hane eetnt 49,
Rose Mar tiaehsn ts go
bride a. L.esns fssta Ft -
Saturday. tanuarg it e24
Aguilar. notary patlF fw
Ing tha cereneny unf e 80
couple.
Mrs. Edra pamlsh. NsteF af .ss
bride. acted - haR afteniNst
while ~. pfsaa9h ~ q - M
nh - & en- C,sfGs 3 3 ss
m infeTnial feteIsn
ina ~ csrensaNF. tAHN m
cake and fFifaahnfnls NeEa #
ed Ire nuInbef 81 Ifna $40 "a
tended ire eVgrt
The forfner Mss Nhn IS fH
daughter - NJ ans Ms flma
Machin q eos Du4aI Eifest
Prough Is IN ~ rr.tF w
NAVY. and statianei ID kfF Htw
az the present t.we
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
PIPE LINE IAMEs

fConfinued From faas 0el
gas from feids in Tfass A. NJ
western and Eastern sfeas
The pilot % . Trans Wm So
line plane. Capia.u ~ Ns a
Glasgow. Mlzsoufi. $40 60 aaN
the flames IS uen a. - ts 60
from the Pitisharsh Aaugt fI#
miles away Ha piane aas eNFas
from Newark. Nea feFa -
Kansas City. Mia $50 Ha
flames stili Wefe sIse
thousand feet oFef Cas
Ohio. Other pilosa eatnafe ere
flames a. imri shal So fesf aia
the air
The caiise 81 ere gxrin aHs
the extent u damaae o. fha A
inch pipeline ucEc NJ deiEFr
Immediately
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
Resale DeBarcee And Louis
Richardson Married Here Monday

Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., officia-
ted at the double-ring wedding
ceremony on Monday of this week
that united Rosalie DeBarcee and
Louis Richardson.
The marriage was quiet, in
formal and private one, only
members of the immediate famil-
les being present, the mothers of
the couple and Miss Madeline De-
Barcee, the brides daughter, act
ing as witnesseS.] = els.i' '-'ii z
The ceremony was held at the
couples new home at 1880 George
street, corner of George and john
son, at 5 p. "a, and Mrs DeBar-
Gee had chosen, as, her oattiFe for
the occasion a charming gray
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
J. Bur1I'am MayIOrd Has One
Of Leading Roles In ''Laura''
To Be Presented January 30

now" he continued, IN bet I'll
remember the present role of
Waldo. It's one of the best oppor-
tunities I've had to dig into a
really fine Characterization"
Those who saw Clifton Webb
in the movie Laura" may ex-
pect Mr.. Maylord to spin another
Webb. (pardon the pun) but May
lord missed seeing Webb in the
part SO his Interpretation viii be
individual and refreshing.
Born in Omaha, Nebraska,
Maylord left there when he was
lad of three and was brought
up in Kentucky. He won several
oratorical contests in that state
which is famous for its political
speakers.
Mrs, Maylord also had long
career with the theater and sang
in Schubert musicals. She is IN
terested in the Players Club,
too. Maylord ran hand through
his steelgray hair and twinkle
spanked his hazel-brown eyes.
, MY wife is not in the produc-
ton of Laura because you see, "
he explained, I'VE have a lady
and gentleman's agreement never
to appear in the same play to
gether.'
It's obvious that J. Burnham
Maylord, in "a years of architec-
tural work, has learned how to
build home with something be-
sides the usual material.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20

sportsuit with green appliques,
and black accessories.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
are native Key Westers. Mrs.
Richardson is the former Miss
Rosalie Johnson, daughter Of Mrs.
Walter o. johnson and the late
Walter o. Johnson; Mr.. Richard
son is an employee of the Florida
Keys Aqueduct Commission here,
and is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Richardson.
No reception was held follow
ing the ceremony, but both Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson state that
they hope to have the pleasure Of
receiving visits from all their
friends in the near future at their
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
Miss Syria June Johnson Became
Bride OF Gilbert Roy Torres
IH Church Ceremony Last Thursday

Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. johnson,
ST.. % i4is Newton street, have
announccd the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Sylvia June John
sen o. Gilbert Roy Torres. son of
~ and Mrs. Diego Torres of ll24
Narela street
The wedding took place on
Thursday afternoon OF last week
~ 800 D M, az the Ley Memorial
Methodist Church The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Ed
on simmons, and the bridal
march was played by Mrs. Sim
mons.
lee event was attended only by
the mediate families of the cou-
pie. Miss Alice Johnson, sister of
thr bride. acting as her only at
tendant. and Buddy Johnson, the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
By DOROTHY RAYMER

The man who has the role of
Waldo in the melodrama, Laura,
which will be presented by the
players Club at the Barn Theater,
5eginning january 80, is ]. Burn
lam Maylord, now enjoying his
second winter season in Key
Vest.
Maylord is an architect from
up Illinois way He arrived in
Key West with his wife last
'inally was prolonged into over
hight instead of overnight, the
lisit became over month and
inally was prolanged into over
TX months. All because of the
rip over the Overseas Highway"
he said. I'm building a home
lere too, | suppose it all amounts
o going overheard for the Is
and City"
Asked if he had ever had much
tage experience. handsome Mr..
Naylord smiled and admitted
hat he was once a professional
Minstrel man.
My hobby has always been
heater doings. Besides the min
trel experience. l was with the
Peoria, H., Players group for
bout eight years. We had $500
members. l can't remember all
he plays in which l took part,
btu I think Journeys End was
he one which made the deepest
impression n me. I'll say right
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20

brides brother. acting as Mr.
Torres best man.
The former Miss Johnson had
chosen as her Wedding attire 2
medium gray wollen suitwithFed
accessories and had a corsage soi
red carnations. Her attendant
wore an aqua suit with black ac-
cessories and Il corsage of white
carnations.
The brides mother was attirec
in navy blue suit with red &C
cessories and had a corsage of rec
carnations, while the mother o.
the groom wore a pink suit with
black accessories and had cor
sage of white carnations.
Immediately following the ce
remony the couple left on a hon
eymoon trip to Miami. Upon then
return, they will make their homo
here in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
AeroUi0s 20"
Passenger List

Passengers leaving for Havana,
Cuba, via Aerovias @" S.A.:
Milton r. Chapman, Mary x.
Chapman, Nancy Chapman, Joe
A. Fremyer, Chrystle Fremyer,
Ruth Rhodes, Anna Wood. Carl
Blair, Marie Blair, John Klump,
Molly Klump, Walter II. Ander-
son, Bette Anderson, Ruth An
derson, Eleanor Dietzel.
Marvin Dietzel, Katheryn Diet
Eel, Jane Gloucher, Vern Glouch-
er, Mstilde Diaz Tracy, Domnick
Iadanzon, Henrietta Iadanzon,
Andrew Sessano, Grace Sessano,
Frank LAYERS, Anna LAYERS, Mary
LAYERS, Blanche Grynewicz, Jean
ME Mackiewicz.
Willard Johnston, Vera Johns
ton, Henry Kruger, Ethel Krue-
ger, Henry Heimlein, Margaret
Heimlein. Fred Thompson Mabel
Thompson, Edgar Felty, Maurice
D. Kierstcad, Winston Delaney,
Alice Delaney, Murray sSegal,
Sarah Lamoureaux, Erwin Will
son, Jack GoldStein, Henry Sack
olof.
Daniel Scardino, Edward ].
Donelly. Anthony J. Carpinello,
Viola NJ Carpinello, Henry A.
SLAMMED, Elva L. SLAMMED, Ode
c. Whitener, Mary Whitener, AL
ma Mallinckrodt. Ewald T. NAL
linckrodt. Anna Tucker, Manuel
Dominique, Antonio Diaz, Am
paro Roqui, Chester Wynn.
Nora Wynn, Clara Wynn, Ted
Fisher. Mary Lou Fisher, Mateo
Lopez. Jack w. Householder, Dora
lean LaFrance, Bruce LaFrance,
Krebs Beebe, Louis Buncic, Flor
encio Guerra. Jorge Barrena, Col
Inns NJ. Stoll.
Gale Williams, Glenn Sailer,
Louis Hamburg Reinaldo Con
zalez, Leila NJ. BroSe, Richard F.
Garfield. Marie Garfield, Arthur
Thomas. Wanda Thomas, James
Morash, Sterling Neblett, Mer-
ton McKendree, Alice Harvey,
Jose Garcia Tunon, Robi Faulk-
ner. Edna Faulkner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20

Never has more enthusiasm
eentered around a coronation
oall IN Key West as the one that
S to take place atsthe Ciit4n citfb
saturday night e}xhen lovely Eraa
da Riyero will be crowned Miss
latin America of Key -West. a
title she wen during a contest
presented at the club in, which
.leven of the eity's most beautiful
5oung women competed.
Eraida will be crowned at about
! o'clock by Mayor Louis Eisner
md a committee of the Latin
american chamber of commerce
Who are ALSO corresponding with
he Miami Chamber of Com
nerce in an effort to have the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
Judge Thomos Caro- Guest Speaker
At BPW Meeting Wednesday,; Many
Important Announcements Made

The Key West Business and
Professional Women's Club held
its regular meeting on Wednes-
day evening of this week at the
Woman's Clubhouse on Duval
street. with large number of
members and guests present.
Guest speaker of the evening
was Judge Thomas Caro-, whose
subject was Education Among
Women" and DR.. Aubrey Hamil-
ton also addressed the gathering
on the subject of cancer following
the showing by Willard Fowler of
a film dealing with that disease.
s. This program had been arranged
by Mrs. Claire Arlen. who is Mon
roe COUNT Commander of the
American Cancer Society.
Several announcements of in
-.terest were made, among them
that the club will sponsor a
bridge and canasta party to be
held on Monday evening. Febru-
airy 6, at the Elks Auditorium for
the benefit of the Roosevelt
Boulevard Pool Rehabilitation
project tnat has been undertaken
by the local BPW.
Also, a resolution was passed
regarding the recent wave of sex
rimes. and it was agreed that
opies of this resolution will be
sent TO various state officials. This
resolution reads:
Whereas, there has been an
ever increasing wave of sex
crimes against children in almost
every state of the Union, and
Whereas. some of the States
have laws which are very lenient
or hard to enforce against the of.
Tenders of sex crimes, and
Whereas. several years age
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20

there was wave of kidnappings
which forced the Federal Govern
ment to enact a Statute which is
commonly known as the Lind
bereh Anti Kidnapping Law
which gave the Federal Govern
ment jurisdiction in kidnappins
cases where the person kidnapped
was carried across the State line
and said law has worked so salts
factorily that kidnappings at tho
present time hardly exist, nov
therefore
Be 1t Now Resolved that the
Business and Professional Wo
mems Club of Key West, Florida
hereby goes on record as recon
mending that proper steps b.
taken in order to authorize thu
Federal Government to punisl
offenders of sex crimes against
children and that penalties bt
made severe enough to deter
otnerS from committing like of
lenses and also that provision be
made for the treatment of person,
who may be convicted in the
event that authorities feel thai
society will be best served by
sending offenders for menta
treatment rather than to prison.
Dated at Key West, Florida
this S0th day of December, A. D.
| l949.
Other matters taken up at the
meeting included, the endorse
ment of Wilhelmina Harvey as
candidate for State Third Vice
President of BPW; "a donation tc
the International Childrens Emer-
| gency Fund; and the endorsement
of Mickey Renna as the local
BPW. candidate for entry in the
/ March of Dimes Presidents Birth,
day Ball Queen contest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
Key West Cprde'rH@lub To Sponsor
Tour To- hFpmo" Field To View
Rare PLANTS AnR Flomers There

Date of the tour ef Chapman
field has been set as next Friday,
January 81, it was announced to-
Law by Mrs. William R. Warren,
president of the Key West Garden
Ilub.
Chapman Field is the plant ex-
)erimenta, station located in Co
,onut Grove. Florida, and the
ocal Garden Club recently re-
ceived an invitation from Mr..
,oomis. of the Field, to make a
our of the Field and view the
aree numbers of rare plants and
lowers that have been grown
here.
In order to make this tour, Mrs.
Warren said. it has been .arrang-
2 dthat a bis Be chartered here,
his bus to leave Key West early
Friday morning and return late in
he afternoon or early evening of
he SAME day
1t Will be necessary that all
persons. Wishing to participate in
this tour make known their wish
,rior to Monday of next week, in
order that all arrangements may
,e made and it be ascertained
low many passengers viii make
he trip.
1t is felt that such tour will
prove of great interest not only to
members of the Garden Club, but
% many visitors TO Key West, as
would offer them an opportuni-
v to visit this fine experimental
;tation and see the rare tropical
,lants being grown there.
1t has therefore been requested
hat all persons wishing to Join
this tour communicate immed-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
March Of Dimes Fund Benefit
Bridge Ind Canasta PaEtdHeld .sooa
Wednesday afternoon Great Success

About sass was realized from
the large and beautiful Bridge
and Canasta Party held on Wed
nesday afternoon of this week in
the Patio Of the Casa Marina Ho-
Gel for the March of Dimes Fund.
Mrs. r 5 Gardner, who heads
the woman's activities depart
ment Of the Monroe County Polio
Foundation. had appointed a COM
mitiee consisting of Mrs. J. NJ.
Bringman. Mrs Bryant Earls,
Mrs. r Montgomery and Mrs. II.
.. N0rveil as chairman, 10 handle
the affair. and Mrs. Gardner
states that this committee did
splendid work and it is to the
committee that all credit belongs
for the great success of the party.
Several prizes were awarded,
Louise +. Savage being winner of
the first prize, second prize going
% Rose G. Fink. and Mrs. c. E.
Brown capturing the fluffy hand
made doggie in the lucky draw
ing.
One hundred and one ladies at
tended the party some playing
bridge and others oanasta. Those
present included.
Mrs. b. c. Papy, Mrs, u. F.,
Mulholland. Mrs. Raymond Fun
cal. Nancy German, Mrs. Gordon
Ieagrove. Bertha c. Bell, Gladys
=. Wilt. Jean Matthews, Mrs.
Morgan Harris, INN Y. Burns.
Mrs. Lee Goddard. Jean Dunn,
Louise Hodgers, Rely Morgan,
Gertrude Stoves Lamenza Leves-
que. Evelyn Pilgrim, Yvonne
Baillod. Kathleen Layton, Ann
Carleton. Grace Harkins, Blanche
NJ Daniels, Dora w. Shaufman,
Pat Chapel, JOY Hanson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20

Wanna Rabideau. Muriel Gayda
Yvonne D. Snidow. Elizabeth F
Schneider, Eddie Knapp, Wilhel
nina Harvey. Lois Hicks Beach
Ruth Lawrence. Mrs. r. N. Van
Buren,, Randy Staples, Rose G
Fink, Aida Bringman. Emm;
Wolkoff, Violet Myers, Virgini;
Sherwood, Frances Coons, Be
atrice Crofoot, Clara Haon, Ce.
celia Barthes. VIM. G. Clarkson
Louise E. Savage Ello w. Stoloff
Fay Hazleton. Ann Wade.
Mrs. p 2 Hadden, Mrs. ]. K
Austin, Mrs. ]. Burnham Maylara
Mrs. c. p. Reagan. Mrs. ]. Otto
Kirchheiner, Flo Whitaker, Mrs
r. s. Kilcourse, Juliette McKillip
Maria Baker, Mildred Shepherd
Mrs. Richard l.. Dogen, Mrs
Claude Spencer, Nina Guley, Mrs
Swicegood, Wahneta Kovash, Mrs
John B. Saylor. Mrs. John Long
Florence Gordon Ruth, Rutt, KAY
Knox, Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Lii,
Lumley, Vera l.. Cowart, Bett,
Billoro, Carolyn K. Hatfield
M. A. Benham. Mrs. John Wize
Peggy Mills Gloria Horvath, Mrs
Hilda Lind. Mrs. June Williams
Mrs. Marie Frohock, Mrs. Altar
Cleare, Grace Earlss Harriet
Brown, Lorraine Mahoney, Bun
ny yelling, Lillian Sriver, Ma,
Thruelsen, Mrs. John Selby, Mrs
Charles Card. Mrs George Curry
Mrs. Lucille Hardaway, Mrs. Ear
Julian, Nus. George Morren, Mrs
Alexander L.ennox. Jr.. Mrs. An
drew Miller, Mrs. w, E. Fentress
Mrs. c. j, Rose, Mrs. Canto, Mrs
II. OVerliN
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U. S. SENDS
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to indignities, restrictions and
false charges.
This was just another outward
sign of the diplomatic feuding
that has been going on ever since
the Bulgarian Reds took over.
The United States has backed
several charges in the United Ma
tions that Bulgaria gave haven
and support to guerrilla forces
making war on Greece.
All of which evoked loud hOwls
of protest from the Reds, and
paved the way for todays drastic
| action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20

Miss Latin-An1erica of that city
take part in the coronation.
Miss Rivero viii be seated on
| the throne fully dressed as queen
as she will appear in Tampa's
rGaspafilla festival on the foat
entered by the Latin Chamber of
Commerce representing KEY
West. With her will be Ernie
Valdez. beautiful, dark haired.
dark eyed senorita, and Regla
Guerra, another brunette beauty,
who were elected first and sec
ond attendants.
Louis Carbonell, popular mas
ter of ceremonies, and Julio Cab
ana will be on hand to give all
details to the public as the cor
onation takes place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-20
AppIy To We'd

An application for a marriage
license was filed yesterday in the
office of County Judge Raymond
R. Lord b. Howard G. Albury, At,
of 81 Peacon lane and Margaret
Pearl Baggett, 40, of 9l9 southland
street.