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conas and Tom Andrakakos. At
tackle he has Griffin, Mike Kud-
lick, Dan Davidson and Bernie
Silvers. For guards he has Dixon
Hickman, Bob Leonibus, Malcolm
Mugmon and Dutch Hollander.
Larry Smith and Bob Potts are
the centers. The backfleld lists
Phil Perlo, Bill Wright, Rob
Smithers, Smith. Garfinkle. Tony
Grimaldi, Nardinocchi and Charles
Sterling.
All are good football players
and all play well together, giving
Roosevelt a team spirit it hasn't
enjoyed in years. But Eastern,
too, is spirited and will enter
the game as the favorite.
The overwhelming favorite, "
Chacos says. But you know, my
immediate objective is to win each
game as it comes up and that
includes title games"
1t makes for q good game:
Eastern, defending champion and
power of long standing, VS.. Roose-
welt, the upstart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Dick 0'Keefe 10 Join
Cans Here Tomorrow

LICK - hee1e Will DE IN Inc line
up for the Caps tomorrow night
when they take on the defending
champion Scranton Miners in an
American Basketball League game
at 8:45 o'clock at Uline Arena.
OKeefe, well-known by basket
ball fans here for his play with
the old Caps of the National
Basketball Association, was ex-
pected in time for the opener at
Scranton last Thursday, but was
nine days driving from San Fran
cisco. OKeefe was held up by
ice and snow in the Midwest.
The 6-foot-2, 17O-pound former
Santa Clara University star prob
ably will be assigned by Coach
Chick Reiser to guard Jerry
Fleischman, former Philadelphia
Warriors star now with the
Miners. A one-handed set shot,
OKeefe distinguished himself on
defense as well as offense with
the old Caps.
Fleischman and four other
Miners hit for double figures in
trouncing the Caps last Thursday
The others who will be out to
repeat tomorrow night are Danny
Finn, Red Meinhold, Bob Kelly
and Ed Bartels.
Elmore Morgenthaler, 7-foot-1
center; William Dolly King, one
of the all-time Negro stars; Ed
Kassler. Henry Rosenstein, Nat
Militzok and John Azary also will
be here with Scranton.
Carl Braun and Tommy O'Keefe
mo relation to Dick, who led the
Caps to their impressive victory
over Saratoga at Uline Saturday
night, will be back with the Caps
tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Ex-Cincinnoti Pitcher
Is Decd After Stroke
BY The Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.-Chris-
topher Heismann, II, former Gin
cinnati Reds pitcher, died at
Good Samaritan Hospital yester-
day He suffered a stroke at his
home Saturday.
Heismann pitched for the Gin
cinnati Shamrocks, leading semi
professional baseball team in this
area in the early 1900s, and later
pitched for the Cincinnati Reds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Turner Will Meet Trioo
Before Garden Debut
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Gil
Turner, Philadelphia welter-
weight, who sports string of Is
consecutive pro successes, will
tune up for his Madison Square
Garden debut in a hereunder
against Mario Trigo of Torreon,
Mexico, on December 3 at the
Arena.
The fight was announced yes
terday by Promoter HERNIA Tay-
lor. Turner makes his initial Gar
den appearance December %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Pistsns Ask Waivers
On Center Don Often
By the Assoeioted Press

FORT WAYNE. Ind, Nov. 90
The Fort Wayne Pistons of the
National Basketball Association
asked waivers on Center Don Of
ten last night after a deal to sell
him to the Milwaukee Hawks fell
through.
The Pistons had announced
earlier that Often was sold to
Milwaukee. At 7 feet, Often is
the tallest man in the MIA. He
has played for Tri-Cities, Wash
ington and Baltimore. Three
years ago he led the old National
League in scoring and was voted
its most valuable player.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Breom Will ReIinquish
Gettysburg Grid Post
BY the Associo'ed Press

GETTYSBURG. Pa, Nov. 90
Henry T. (Hen) Bream announced
yesterday he would resign as Get
tysburg Colleges head football
coach after the Bullets Thanks
giving Day game with Franklin
and Marshall.
The 52-year-old Bream has
coached both football and basket
ball at Gettysburg since 1927. He
said he would continue as coach
OF basketball and next spring will
take over the duties of the late
Ira Plank as baseball coach.
Il think it is time for a younger
man to take over the assignment, F."
Dream said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

OF good catches
were m a d e =,
E d 6 ar tAd-
miral?) Bowen,
on Althea II,
off of James
PIT. took 25,
c a pit. R e e d
Garrettson, on
t h e M a nv
Reed, out OF
Deale, had %,
& Skipper
Beck, on the
Z n e S a =
peake & Cant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Eight Players Expelled,
Quincy Coach Resigns
BY the Associated Press

QUINCY, H., Nov. 20.-Bron C.
Bacevich has resigned as football
coach at Quincy College in the
wake of eight of his layers being
expelled last week by school au-
thorities for violating scholastic
requirements.
Early in October five squad
members were suspended tempo
rarily for breaking training rules
after a homecoming game. Quin-
CIV has a 6-3 record this season,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

Glen Cockrell or the Maryetta,
both out of Chesapeake Beach,
late. Sun, took some beauties off
OF the Gooses. Capt. Cockrell
went back Mon. morning to the
same spot & picked up II Rock
up to 10 lbs. At this time, the
large bucktails are the ticket g.
II you are half the man YOU
think you are you will get out
on the Bay for some of the fresh
tcoldp air & big Rock. Buy your
tackle from FISHERMEN, not
statesmen. at Mills Co.. 9Th L. E
SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
ADVERTISEMENT
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salty" Mills

Only the hardy were out on
the Bay. Rock fishing, over the
week end. The high winds made
it tough, however a number of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

Today year ago-Oklahoma
was voted the Nations top foot
ball team according to the
weekly Associated Press poll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Hockey at q Glance

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled in any leagues.
Today's Schedule.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Boston at WASHINGTON
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit at Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indianapolis at St Louis.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Edmonton at Victoria
Calgary at Saskatoon.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
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McCiIlen With
Circulation Dept.

George AIcGlllen, veteran news
paperman. IS again with the CIR
culatlon department Of the Key
West Citizen.
Mr.. McGillen started Qua il
Louisville. Kentucky, and has
worked with the sale of news
papers all MS life.
Among the newspapers with
which he has been connected are
the St Petersburg independent
the Tampa Tribune, the Indian
apollS Times, and the Houston
Chronicle.
Two years ago McGnIen was
with the Key West Citizen foI
about SIX months. and befsHe thai
with the Anderson. Indiana aFFer.
aid and Bulletin.
He would like to remain in Key
West because of the beautiful eli.
mate.
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Continued from Page Onel
IF his activity in bringing the
first ships to the Atlantic side Of
what is now the Panama Canal
Zone and transporting men across
the isthruus in blue and white
buggies. This interfered with
money making schemes of the
shipping tycoon. So Walker got
his walking papers eventually
I still don't know how the
conversation jumped so fast and
with such variety. but during the
hour spent with dynamic SEVERN,
we talked about Incas, COCO chew
ing in the Andes, Yma Sumac,
sensational Peruvian Indi3n rit-
ual singer. Costa RIGA where Sc
verin spent five years. and Indian
flute music
The atmosphere in the Andes
country is sad, It is never ale
gro. SEVERN sand, That is Why
the songs and the music are like
poignant laments. The native
flute has only a few full scale
tones but il IS amazing what
beauty is Ia the music produced
in intricate pattern combined
with half-tones. This underlying
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sadness is an Indian trait, you
know" he added,
Some Of my bowling Cherokee
ancestors must have given few
ghostly war-whoops if they were
tuned in on the conversation
wave length.
A prolific writer, SEVERN is
especially noted for his book. To
The South, published BY Duell,
Sloane and Pearce. He is also a
member Of the Mystery Writers
Of America, the Metropolitan
Group, and does writing for fea-
ture services. His stories are usu.
ally highlighted with pictures
which he takes himself.
SEVERN loves writing for fun as
well as for profit. Born in Ger,
.sT.ssiss he mas bean aal eper. the
world and has & Vibrant interest
in strange, unusual, romantic
places associated With adventure
Next time we rub noses ter
news, I'm sure there will be some
aspect of Key West which can
fulfill one or all Of these. compo-
nants.
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TOddy'S Birthdays

Barbara StanwyclS, screen star,
born in Brooklyn, n. Y. "A years
ago.
Ginger Rogers, actress, BORN "a
Independence, Mo, 10 years age.
DR.. Bella Schick Of New York.
famous medical scientist. dlscov-
erer of the Schick test for din
liberia, born in Hungary. "a yeats
ago.
Arthur Swettser, United Ma
tionS official, born in Boston, IS
years ago. @~w~>
Bowen c. t'Sonny'9 Tufts, &C
tor, born in Boston, 80 years ago.
Kathleen Norris Of Palo Alto,
Calf, novelist, born san Fran
cisco, II years ago
Albert Goldman, postmaster -of
New York City. born in New
York. SO years ago.
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% COVERED WAGON, sleeps
four nc~ gas range, excellent
condition S69500 ia down. bal
ance financed. Stock Island Park.
julyI3-2t
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Homemakers
s0-Legal Notices


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ana IF Tn aynrsg,yl
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S..+Faft SD Tn,st,shin as Sa3fth
Rams. ag fCaSt ANA more mar
ttularly described a is follows.
Commencing at the interSect
fa4i. ana tba nartherly right
aT-NaN line at old state High
UaE No "a, san southwes Wrlv
'an- the Hofs herly Fsget- of-
NaE line 81 t't3 State HIGHWAY
No. s far distance OF l25S-4+
feet 70 q point. thence with q
iea degrees ANA q minutes and
NORTH 1or a distance of $50
feet more or less, 10 the u0rth-
west corner of Lot ol said
thompson dams Snhd1Nlslofi'
as lhe point ~ beginning of the
bay bottom land hereinafter
hes mining continue north for "a
distance ot 2ba feet more or
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Attest
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Tallahassee Florida,
jane 1sth, 1851

Tallahassee Florida,
Juue 14th, 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE le hereby given that the
Trustees 81 the Internal Improve
r9anj Fund of the state 81 Florida,
Pursuant tp Law. N}{i offer Tor
@s3a Cor directions only ia Tatia-
hassee. Florida, AT 1890 O'clock
tN 1r3N nth 1851 the land in
MONROE COUNTY. described as
follows.
Commencing at the intersection
sd the NWIy * " Lire OF
Baa9cs els Boulevard ard the
My Boundary Line OF Hilton
Haven. from said intersection
ruu Westerly along the &orth-
s.r(y boundary line OF Hilton
feet te :hc FOB thence at
r!Eht angles i'm q Northerly di-
ra tian for a distance 90 4l4-SS
teeE to "a paint; thence a raEnt
Gnetes ia 50 Westerly direction
fn- IS distance ef lt" feet 10
pe5ot. tht uee al right angles ia
s Sout herlE direction Tor q dis
tarco of SI4SG feet TO point
thence at right angles in an
eAeterls direction for dis
taace IL lG5 feet "a POH Con
tanning a approximately ] acre
The Purchaser is required 10 pas
the advertising cost and document
AIRY stamps.
4he sale. Il and when made,
SHAH be subjert 70 She Trustees
rs1srv{uE unto themselves I5=e of
fte phosphate. minerals and metals
aud 5Aas 81 the petroleum thereon
ar hereunder
TIRE TRUSTEES or INT ER%AE
gefs+Ea saft- II ~ F~errz EsTFsS - razerE~a fAa
ciEb; "a reieet the sale.
EE ORDER of the Trustees Of
the internal Improvement Fund Of
che state Of Florida
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
Attest
f & Elliot, Sec.
Trustees : 4 Fund
lun s-25s jul @-s-l6, 1851
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S0L.egal Notices


T..4.~sssSs.s ES7,,s.t..
univ Srti 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees ~ Yba Internal l5nnrov,.-
rn4r5f F,nra ~ tha Sfats af Eiorias
Pursuant r., raw u-il} offer gor.
sale Tor ob5ectiens only. ia ITALIA
hassee. Florida st ll:o0 O'clock
HfDNgGE Sa4-%-ry assrril.es as
f.,ffs,a-s
tract Of submerged lama in
Saeffgr y Tau-rsisia 81 S,.rih
Range - 4easf g.fr-sf,,,,., 4,~,,,,,
ff.e ngrfhveSf er,l,- >l3~re}51.- ~
Stock Island 3n Monroe Count.
81 .y5fa more nsrti,a1larsv 5a-
Srr5h,.6 as fe.il@@s. t-oD,.nerf,
an the intersection az tn, ren-
ter Dimes ~ 4 : llY~bt.ax NJ
ana ~old -tnnfrt f,lnb Road.
1aen>- nurfb7ast4rIv along fhe
...Dter 3fna - sat,5 .,f1s Frs,n-
nv t-loh pns5~ Tor a d,s+a1~a
~ 74nG fe,st a.. ~ %nrtb SOC
rt~af aao s.. ,t'ay,.s -, ~terb+
sn~}.s -a - Ia, ra,7,e.9 ms
%nrfh 90 Esst ff86 fset IA th,.
poinr of 1.eg{9Dine ~ t5,. nrSD-
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There are more than II 900 diff
ferent kinds of bacteria in the
world.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
z2-Dogs-Cats-Pets

TIE PET SHOP. 8I4 Caroline
Street Squirrel Monkeys, Baby
blngtall Monkeys. Parrots, Love
birds Par,akeets. CanarieS. Finch
cs. julyI2-6t
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Tallahassee. Florida
July $rd, 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE SIS hereby given that the
Trusts IS Of Ihe Internal Improve
meNt Fund AZ the state Of Florida,
sale, for objections onlN. Ia Ta1la-
h1SSee, Florida, al 81 90 0'clnc X
a VI. August eth 1851. the land in
MONROE COUNTY. described SIS
follows,
T A parcel OF BAY bottom land in
p ghp Northeast end 81 the island
Of Kew West Florida, and more
paFNcU4arlys described as fol-
lows. Commencing at the inter
section Of the northeriY right
of-WaV line u T. = Highway
N ] and the EaSlerlS. right .
Tnf-way lfrfs t6f Fsfssse veFs stsEi.
ram $orthw est er5N. along The
peaSterly y . nertk 60 stefAS
aright~of-w line Of Roosevelt
Elva. tor distance of Iae0
feet, more or less, to the Point
of Beginning of the bay bot
tom land fertGnafteT dE scrif5ea;
from said point Of beginning
rGn North SO East for a dis
lance 81 $50 feat GO a pom t.
AheRce. At right angles and
<EtH westerly Tor a Instance Oh
$50 feet to point; thence at
right angles and souJhwesteTly
fer distance of 400 feet 10 a
paint; thence at right angles
and SaUtheasferlY fer dis
tance of $50 feet 70 "a point
thence at right angles and
sUuthy7r St eFiY for distance
If eco feet. more ar less. Ia a
point on the northeriy right-of-
way line OF Roosevelt Blvd.
thence easterly along the north
trly rjght-of- way line of K0ose-
Nelt Bivd. for a distance Of 30
feet, more ur less, back to the
point Of beginning Containing
7.lN acres more or less
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and doc am emit
ary stamps
The Sale. II and when made. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserV-
ing UNITS themselves 75gc of the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
509c Of the petroleum thereon or
Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES oF INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right 10 reject the sale,
by ORDER 81 the Trustees OF
InterRaR lsppDe velnent Fund of the
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
Attest
+. G ELLIOT, SEC.
BrsvsLees ~ y. i sss.. 4.
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GS-Real Estate For Sale 34-Household Items
tNNHfinUed1
ttonfinE,rd

STORE Of Neerr MA Diture.
sac Dack Avenue. Poincjana-
Phone 1901 We buy and sell new
ana used furniture. juGl2- BOT
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Demand deposits Of Ia
div5duals. pa rtner-
ships, "A Z corpora
lions Sst25,so6.52
Time deposits of Indiv5d-
pa1s. partnerships, and
corporal 0uS - $50 F&S &c
Deposits Of United
states Government
tincluding postal saw
ingSl 45&S161r
Deposits of states and
political subdivisions 1.773.35~- &c
Deposits ct banks @.44E aS
DiheY deposits Certified
and cashiers checks.
etc.i 14S.31$.22
TOTAL. DEPOSITS
SS.5T3b3S
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35Wa nted To Buy

35-Wanted To Buy
WE PAY $l0O for ola batteries
Dicks Tire Service. SEQ Tn
man Avenue, Tel 778 june7-tf
WANTED: Old rags for cleaning
purposes. The Key West Cit
zen, Greene and Ann Streets.
Phone 81. jun3-tf
DUPLEX. Reasonably priced.
CHS. construction. Compare
lively new. Phone I4l3sXW,
Rllyl0-tf
/ THREE BEDROOM house. CHS.
construction 1t. Scacord, phone
1882 julylQ-6tx
| 3S-Automobnes For Sale
l949 PONTIAC Eight. Fully
% M 80 e.
jay " ''->
100 49,, ....,.- - 49,
Cheap Price. 1918 United ST.
Tel 2399-M, iuly14-2tx
az FORD reasonable Rell Coral
rsla -T-s;3ar r3srl- na,1A-et1.
y.
40 T-.;,o-. g. c.
0AA0As Va AoAS
49,
NE" ana "9e''' i-s''<'if's makes.
Low down payments, Terms 10
s}'lt trade ahF'h1ns OF NaIde.
{ Nft'A h'N'ft~'N.-@ s'N ''+-'4' e*fAt SA4t1t
Sales ll46 n. w 80 Street, Mi
ami Fla. mlv9-l2tX
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WE HAVE Ii farge selection OF
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CHARTER No. ae=2
HEsERN DISTRICT No. q

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FLORIDA NATIONAL RANK At
kEN WEST. or kEY NEST, IN
THE STATE OFF FLORIDA AT
THE CLOSE OF ri SINESS On
u NE 81, 1851. PI BLFSHkD IN
RESPONSE TO CALI MADE BIZ
CoMPTR0LLER aF THE Cur
RENt'A. UNDER SECTION szET
L. =. REVISED STATUTES
ASSETS
Cash, balances with 9TH
er banks. including
reserve balance. and
cash items in process
81 collection $2232.e7T .72
United States Govern
Tseht obi cations, d.
rect and g2tara ateesl z6SRG2& So
Obligations Of states
aHd political sRbdiVi-
sJons 3&S, e66.Ss
Corporate stocks lin
Guiding Sl6.500.H0 stock
Of F e q RAJ Reserve
bankA - Is S01 ga
Loans and discounts S~SRSzlS
Bank premises owned
SS.525.9S, furniture and
fixtures S2S SASS GG.s4B. &c
Real estate owned other
than bank premises S. 2A9 %
other assists .. s7.T45.4a
TgTAF ASSsFTS 90 saa see "a
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4l-Boats and Motors

FIVE shrimp vrawlers In excel
lent condition, powered with
1865 HIP, diesel motors Fully
equipped. Including nets ready u
fish VIII sell cheap. Make us an
offer Phone. wire or write. King
Shrimp Company, Brunswick,
Ga. P o Box 272. Phone 326
jInII-H
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SALE OR TRADE . Chrysler Roy
al marine 100 HIP New. I TO I
reduction starters ard generators
Phone 26. Julyl4-3tX
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27-PropertY Wanted

WANTED; ListungS on water front
acreage and lots north of Mara
thon. Full information, please, in
GLIDING legal description, Geo. j.
Rawhps, Broker Salesman. THE
KEYES COMPANY. Pc. Box
IA. Islamorado julyl0-6t
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Official u. S. Navy Photo
Lieutenant William A. Allen.
USNR, son of Mr., William C.
Allen. South Bay, Florida, has
recently completed four
months course in All Weather
Flight at the Fleet All Weather
Training Unit, Atlantic, Key
West, Florida. The course con-
sists of advanced flight train
ing in instruments and night
tactics designed to qualify.
the pilot for Carrier All Wealth
er SquadronS
Lieutenant Allen will report to
Composite Squadron Four. At
lantic City, N. J.. for duty in
volving flying.
He entered the Navy as an
apprentice seaman and had at
tanned the rate of aviation ma
chinist mate second class when
selected to enter flight train
ing as an aviation cadet in the
Navy VS. program. In Decem-
Der 1914, he was designated a
naval aviator after completing
the prescribed flight training
course at Corpus Christi. Tex
as,
Lieutenant Allen is married to
the former Miss Margaret NJ.
Walsh. daughter of Mr. Henry
D. Walsh. IS Parson Street,
Boston, Mass. They have two
daughters, Michele, 5. and
Chervl Ann. 3. and a son. Will
lam David, 2. The Aliens main
tain a residence at ,i437 NJ f,
2nd Avenue, FIT Lauderdale.
Florida,
Lieutenant Allen is a graduate
of Pahokee High School. Pa
hokee, Fla. He was employed
as a surveyor prior to re-enter-
ing the Navy.
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JayShees Vote
Hid For Family
Center II, Japan

AT a recent meeting of the Jay
Shoes, Mrs. Sam Lawre c e
brought to the attention of the
group a new Family Center
which is being started in Japan
to promote understanding be-
tween the peoples of Japan and
Western people.
Realizing that the bringing OF
Democracy to Japan is vitality
important to this country, the
JayShees voted to do their bit to
help this project. A bowl will be
on hand at all future meetings
in which members may DROP
their spare change. When size
able amount is collected it viii
be sent to the newly opened
center
Mrs. Harold Martin read an ar.
ticle on life in Japan and the
changes that have been brought
about by the American Occupa-
ton.
Following the meeting, Santa
made surprise visit to the
club. Wishing every one a Merry
Christmas, he distributed gifts
which members had brought tt
the meeting.
Coffee and beautifully decor
ated Christmas goodies were
served from a gaily decorated
table presided over by an inn
pish snow man.
Before saying good night the
ladies gathered around the piano
to sing Christmas carols.
HosteSses for the evening were
Mrs. James Looper and Mrs.
Chef Cold.