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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-03-15
Mrs. M A. Walker

Mrs. M. A. Walker
Mrs. Annie II. Baxtrone
10. A. J. Barnett. Leader
c. w. Millsap
J. H. Mclaughlin
Mrs. Matte Burreu
Mrs. Irene Allen
Ben Green
Joe Knox
Rev Jas. Patrick
A. J. Barnett
c. L. Howard
Mrs. Velna Edwards
Alex NcMillion
Rev Jas. Patrick
Rev 3 J. Hines
Allen Graham
II. Mrs. Bette Faulkner, Leader
Rev. Il. p BIackman
v IT Thompson
w c. Mcleod
jill. Holloway
j. S. Anderson
Rev Gus Javnes
Clayton Everett
j G Jordan
r. II Loften
P. P. Bavless
c. NJ Wcathersby
Mrs s z Brock
S. L. Walker
W. r. Smith
Mrs. Eula Berkhalter
u. ShelIie Perkins. Leader
Mrs Credela McAllum
Shellie Perkins
&c. Coleman
Mrs. Aleatha Smith
Mrs. w. H. Crosby
VIII Edwards
Mrs. J. E. Moore
I. Bonner
c. W. Robertson
H. K. Watts
Mrs. Fannie Crockett
Eddie Robinson
Mrs Mary lcShepard
vi. Edwards
Rev w. S. Price
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-03-15

Mrs. NJ. f. Curry
Ciaud Gavin
Rev Lewis Moore
Pew. r. 3. Ooten
Walter Tate
Sandy Hawkins
Mrs Annie Rodgers
7. Levi McCartY, Leader
Levi McCarty
Rev. VIM. King
jerry Lang
G. L. Hall
Reed Easterling
Charlie Roberts
A. G. Kennedy
Mrs Charity johnson
Mrs Julian Andrew
TT Young
Austin Buckley
w. G Hall
M j Warren
Ben Mapp
8 w. L. Fielder. Leader
Mrs Lucy H. johnson
Joe Hinton
- ~ % LID
Ames Johnson
Mrs. Matte Spinks
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-03-15

and check up members names as
hey pay. By all means, please let
your lodge record tally with the Te'
port blank that you are sending or
bringing to the office and this will
save us a lot of trouble mailing your
report blanks back to you from time
to time.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-03-15

Reverend T. E. Ellis, president of
Lodge No 1879, is still working to
get his quota in the Crusade.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-03-15

Mrs. S. E. Blackman, the loving
wife of our General President, Rev.
9. B. Blackman, is on the sick list.
We are praying for her speedy
recovery.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-03-15

Mr.. Frank Johnson, of Newton,
was in the city recently to adjust
some matters pertaining to his lodge.
Mr.. Johnson is a strong H. B. A, and
president Of Lodge No. 1853
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-03-15

Mrs. NJ E. Curry
Ciaud Gavin
Rev. Lewis Moore
Rev. r. 3. O0ten
Walter Tate
Sandy Hawkins
Mrs. Annie Rodgers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Paul Albalry
Addresses Lions

The Key West Lions Club met
II the Lions Den at SlX-thiFtv last
evening for the regular Thursday
dinner and business meeting.
Paul AIbury VINO represented
thc Key West Club at the recent
I3uns international Convention al
Atlantic CITY gave a short hat IN
tcrcStlng account of the festivities.
hc slso brought hack several Al
lau;ic CITY newspapers So the
members could read an about the
bl2 doiDEs
Allan Hampton. newly appoint
Cd Zonc Chairman, spoke on Lion
ism and the Importance Of build r
ing strung and Influential civic
organization Lion Hampton streS-
sed the fact that a dynamic lead
or could carry an organization 10
great accomplishments
Guests Il the club we're
] Martinique of Miami Fla.
and Charles Kat
The meeting closed - sevcn-
forty five with the USUAL Lion
roar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Gtv's New
Fire Engine
Has Arrived
Shiny Red Beauty
Will Pump $50
Gallons And Has
800 Gallon Tank

Sunny South, magnificent
modern fire engine purchased bv
the City arrived in Key West last
night. and drew q crowd Of admir-
crs ali day long at the Fire Sta
ton
Chief Leroy Torres said the
shiny red beauty wiz pump $50
gallons and has q 300 gallon tank.
She viii be tested tomorrow
by Key West fremen and W. Ray
Willis, and Charles Elliott Of the
American-La France Foagnitc
company. makers Of the engine.
The madc-to-order engine was
driven down from Miami last
night by Elliott. He said he left
Homestead at s 2. m. and arrived
II Key West at GAS
Though II is governed at 90
miles per hour, Elliott SAID he
made tho AZ miles from Home
stead TO Key Largo in so minutes
sunny oouth" Is the very latest
IN fireflghtjng engines. Her dash
board looks as awe inspiring as
the controls Of a DEG. She has a
Ia foot roof ladder and "a foot
extension Built 70 carry five men.
she has the newest IN pumps. Part
of tomorrow test viii be 10 draft
water out Of the Gulf and pump IL
with the new equipment
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Demolition OF Old
Army Barracks
Will Soon End

Demolition Of the old Army
barracks Will be complete by
Tuesday July 10. M T Ship.
superintendent Of work for the
ABCD corporation told The Cit
zen today
The demolition job which be
gan March q led to a residential
building boom About 40 struc-
ture have been sold and moved to
other locations where they are be-
ing rcmodeIcd at q total cost Of
100000 Shipp SAID.
after Snipp finishes demolition
Tuesday Sunshine construction
company viii clear the grounds Of
All debris bv july IS
The barracks grounds arr he
ing used for part of the ncw 81
600 600 600 Nav> housing project
Ship as9d that nc viii miss
Key West and The people here
He said that ali has relations
with the Navy ARID civilians in
Key West have been wonder
ful."
Ship himself bought org of the
old Army houses and IS remodel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
News Coverage OF kaeSOng
Cease-Fre Talks Will Be
Limited To COMMUNICATES
GENERAL RIDGWAY
HOPES SIGNING
CEREMONY WILL BE.
COVERED FULLY
~ Wlrephoto via Radio from Tokyo

TOKYO. July s. TT News
sewerage G. the Kaesong cease
fire talks will be limited 10 Official
daily communicates and briefings
at Seoul, Gen Matthew B, Ridg.
ways headquarters said today.
Il agreement is reached. how
eve, headquarters statement
said, IA is hoped the signing cere-
mony can be arranged at 8 Ioca-
ton which will permit the fullest
coyCrage by newsreel, voice
broadcast. teIeviSios and tape re-
coydings. in addition to normal
press coVersge
Headquarters gave no hint
where this might DC.
Considerations Of international
Importance require that the Kae-
song conference be held in sec
ret. = the statement said
Another factor affecting news
coyerage is that KseSong has no
communications facilities and only
limited road approaches
The daily briefings in Seoul
probably viii be given BY Colonel
George Patrick Welch, General
kiogway' press information Of
ficer Or members of MS staff.
Once the bricfing stories are
written and cleared through CEN
sorshlp. the Army takes the re.
Continued on Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Lower Keys Property Owners Want
Representation On County Commission
Say They " OuLd
Hare Someone
To Fight For
improvements

Representation in the
Monroe County Conmiss-
ION was the most vehement
demand al a meeting last
night of the Lower Keys
Property Owners Associa-
ton which met at the court
house at 8 o'clock.
Members contended that
if they had a Lower Keys
resident as member of the
county commission they
would have someone TO get
right in there and fight for
some Of the things we need
badly.
A few of the issues. for which
approximately 100 Lower Keys
residents are having TO battle for
at the present time, are immediate
mosquito control action, rural mail
delivery and adequate side roads
leading from homes and the water
fronts 10 the main highway AIDE
Quate electric power IS another
need,
The meeting got off to COM
paratively quiet start with the
reading of last months minutes, A
consti tuition and by-lawS had been
read At the preceding gathering
The groups next move is 10 sec
an attorney and have him draw
up charter based On the conSt-
tuition adopted.
AS committee chaUmen gave
their reports, the important issues
gathered momentum Myrtle Glib
son reported that the road COM
mittee on which she serves with
Henry Hudeins and Ed Linton
have drawn up mimeograph cop
les OF road needs.
Comdr Ray Byrns chairman Of
public relations, working with
Sam B Curry, reported that the
county commission should be an-
preached fer help. He said that
the county had loaned q grader,
and that d road on his own proper
" wss being built, but only
through private means and with
the AID Of cooperative neighbors
Condr Byrns then fired the
fIrst rcsoundIng salvo when he
tLouunued On Page Seven
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Judge Caro- Fines
Two For Petty
Robbery Charge

Two Young sailors with over
three years service each were
fined in Criminal Court this
morning but not committed To
jail for Petty robbery charge
Considering tn cir excellent
records. that they paid for dam
age and that the young sailors
had been drinking at the time
they took a radio from the car Of
another navy N an, Criminal
Court Judge Thomas Caro- fined
one lad $50 and the other S25
plus costs but suspended jail
sentence.
The court room was damned
this morning and cases will be
called again this afternoon. More
than 30 counts, chiefly for traf-
fic offcnses were called before
noon today.
RECKLESS driving charges top
r~d tf7e rest with d great number
Of the SIS bonds cstreated. On
az lSt sVerc Mclcnlor Peter
Amacher, George Hughes Foy.
nl,t ara .dCopIVel, Elizabeth Ann
Cole. Henry Hernandez Andrew
Johnson. Richard Oliver jams
sen. James knight Raymond
Henry W'hcatlcy, j.. IRWIN Klein
and David D DoVd and Waiter
BuSs McElroy
Bonds Of SIS were cstrealcd
for no drivers license by Ray
mond Reynolds Mnst William
Keller, Marion Briggs, Danny
Dale Slate. Jasper Scott Arturo
TYSON and Richard Kelly
Other bonds esireated were
(Continuec on Pese Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06

Pledges $4,000
The first pledge has been re-
ceived from Father Joseph Mar
ing, S. j, for the account Of 81.
Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
Church IN the amuut Of $4,000.
In addition, other pledges from
y residents have been received
in the amount Of $4,000.
Still another subscription ar
pledge in the amount OF either
5000 or $4,000 IS expected
shortly. making . total OF nearly
one third If the total require
meEt
SAID Fred Dion today. VIC d.
not expect any difficulty in get
ting not only the 100000 basic
fund but feel that Key Westers
viii 20 over the top In placing
their savings 50 tins association.
where they VIII not only rc.
ceiVe a fair interest return, but
VIII also have the protection Of
the Federal Government up to
$4,000 fnf each shareholder. Wa
propose to pay rot less than two
and one half percent dividend on
ala savings Only shareholders.
csn borrow from The association.
THE original sponsors of this
movement Wil be called togeth-
err soon 10 complete plans for the
formal opening Of the institution
For further information, the
public may cali Robert Garrison
IT phone 353 Garrison's office Is
at 5l4 Southland street He for
mcrly was in charge of the Fed
cral Savings ana Loan Associa-
iion ct Belle Glade"
Dlons otticc al 5l4 Southland
street is 10 be renovated Tor tina
starting of ti3is association, which
will be one of 8.500 in the United
States, with capital of oven 81
600 600
Dion to-day stated that he wish
I'd Ia thanh the Chamber If
Commerce and the other civic
organIg ations who assisted IN the
work thus FAR.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
.Sl54 Given Nine
Unemployed Here

TALLAHASSEE. July 8 - In
spite ~ the fsct there we're II
counties vito received no unCul-
pioyucn, benefits between June
1922 inclusive. tho Unemploy-
mcpj Compensation Division of
the Florida Industrial Commission
paid 1871 persons thc total arm
cunt of $I18.395. according ~ fig
urea released tl.day by Raymond
Continued On Page Fivei
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
His Honor Misses
Question; Loses
Jackpot OF $I35

rs this 1902"
Yes. E'sner speaking.
DO you know the name Of
an American patriot mention
ed in ?"
No. I am sorry don't"
Think hard This means Sl35
TO you"
NO. still don't know"
BY the way TO whom am
speaking?"
"Eisner. Mayor Eisner."
The WGBS announcer was
thrilled at his luck in getting
the Key West Mayor to speak
over the radio. And the CitY's
highest official didn't forget
10 put a plug in for the Island
City.
Result; More free advertis-
ing for Key West-no Sl35
for EiSner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Urge New Session

The Key West Lions Club is
urging d special session ef the
Florida legislature % raise teach
ers' pay. according 10 Gerald
Saunders. Lions Club officer.
The resolution passed at las.
Thursdays meeting was today
sent to Governor Fuller Warren,
Saunders said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Russia Way Ahead

NEW YORK, July Is H.
Tho trade magazine. Aviation
age. said today that Russia pro
duecd more than 10000 planes
last year compared 10 5000 turn
ga out in the United States
The magazine also disclosed
that work is prcltg nel along on
RuSSls's heavy bomber the tug
75. the Soviet prototype of the
American B-36 and a potential
carrier of the atom bumb.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Six Building
Permits Issued

SiX small building permits were
announced D, the Office Of Build
IT'S Inspector Ralph Russell today.
Largest was taken out by Mr.
and Mrs Dlaz lll9 Georgia ave
nuc lor building q frame dwell
ing
archie Lowe is putting up q
small store building a. 823 Caro-
line street al am estimated cost 81
s. 000
Mr.. . Delegate. 500 Pctronie
Continued Uls Taee ElEbtl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Pre-ScI,OOL Age
Children Should
Take Free Exams

The STAFF Of the Monroe
County Health Unit here has
made another plea for the
children of pre-school age 20
come to the clinic for phYsi-
col examinations.
Clinic hours are between z
and p. m. on any Tuesday.
Wednesday or Thursday.
Entrance IN fall classes al
the city's schools will be as
suyed without delay if the
child has been examined and
Inc necessary immuniEations
started.
Less than 20as OF the est
mated number of children
have been examined 10 date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Key West S Savings And
Loan Association Is
Approved BY Washington
Ab0uf Onc-Third OF 100000
Capital Needed Has Been Pledged

The Federal Home Loan Bank in Washington.
d. c. a- authorized approval of the hey West applica-
ton to forn a Federal Savings and Loan association in
this city.
Notification of approval by ]. W. Sink,
Jr., vice president Of the Home Loan Bank business
man Fred ]. Dion.
Requirement, necessary to form the loan associa-
lion scycnt,sI,c shareholders and 100000 CAPT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Florida keys
Movie Film
Shown Rotary
30 Minute Documentar,
Film Depicts The
Attractions OF Land
Of Happy Holidays

a color and sound film
produced by the Florida
State Advertising Commits
sion was shown at the lun-
cheon meeting Of the Key
West Rotary club which
convened at 1915 yesterday
at ST. Paul's Parish Hail.
The title Of the picture IS +Fas-
cInatiug Florida Keys q 80 min
ute documentary film which dc
picts the attractions Of what the
film commentator calls, Land Of
Happy Holidays
Opening hiehliGhtS Of the movie
arc scenes Of palm trees, white
sandy beaches, homes and rest
surantS along the Keys. and fish
ing from a cruiser for tarpon IN
dcrwater shots of the tarpon are
unusual and beautiful
TIE theme Of beauty IN Jewel
tones Is carried out during tho en-
tire film from the showing OF
birds nesting IA their sanctuar-
icS. or in graceful flight, through
mars views Of multi-colorcd
exotic fish
Nsrath9n on Kew Vaca. the Ov-
crecae IIi"hwav with its maenifI-
cent structure. and candid camera
shots Of people fishing from the
bridges add 70 the pace NJ infer
est Various types 81 fishing tech
nlqua from net casting 10 rod
reel fishing arc shown.
Key West comes in fo~ It's own
far the last rart Of the film with
views Of Garrison Blight. the
streets the lighthouse. fine aerial
over ali shots. Il pelican eneae-
ing in diving, then battling with
an enterprislng gun, and the tur-
tie crawls.
The film is available for clubs
and Civic organizations now be-
fore It's release 70 northern cities
Il was shown yesterday by Monroe
County Commissioner Clarence
3iEeS. owner of a protector
Harold LaubSChcr, manager of
the Chamber Of Commerce. an
nouuccd that the movie was made
80 create interest IN tourists who
are expecting 10 visit the Keys
and TINS city
Joe Pearlnan new Rotary Club
president, distributed small cal
enders as Clits 30 those attending
the meeting A song fest cniivcn-
ed the gathering before the film
presentation
PeaTlman announced that all
chajrmen and Sub~chajrmcu Of
Rotary committees would meet at
the Parish Hall, s p va. Tuesday
July TO-
Tie reported briefly on the re
clnnM meeting in Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
Harris. Lester
viii Confer In
Miami With
Stuart Patton

First hearings on the
city's suit for conienlna-
ton of Meacham airficld
are expected next week, il
was learned today.
The CAA is ION borrow
ed time at Boca Chica onl,
through the good graces
of the Navy, according TO
James Hancock, Chic
Communicates for Key
West.
The CAA was supposed
to vacate BOca Chica on
July |. Il has repeatedly
stated that 10 can only re-
main in hey West if ii has
facilities on a publicly
owned field.
MeaehaTn airport is nrivags hc
owned BY Key West Ir1pf to
usent Inc. group a. CD h.
teal estate nsrsta IL. "a
City A1oassss Ess0s
Ger. ana Curry Harris nlfs e
sisiing him On the eltv
oennation suit. are going = afl-
ami tomorrow 70 plan procedure
on the suit with Stuart Potion
who IS also on the case.
Since the appointment Of
Judge Marshall C. wiseheart 50
replace Circuit Court judge
Aouilino Lopez on the case, Les
ter and Harris have moved into
quick action TO get the first hear
ings set for next week
Judge Lopez disqualified him
self from sitting ON the case. on
the grounds that he was too
familiar with the facts involved.
Judge WiSehearts appoint
ment expires on August I. which
means that the petition t. dis
I miss the city's suit alleged 81
Key West improvement Inc. -
well as the city's condemnation
suit, viii have 70 be bearo o@e
that time. II Tor some reason
there IS a delay in the case.
new Circuit Court Judge would
have to be appointed IN Visa
hearts place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06
THE KEY WEST
JUNIOR WOMAN'S Gu


Wishes 80 Thank the Following
for Their Help in Making Our
July Fourth Ball Game a Huge
Success
MAYOR LOUIS EISRER
MAJOR EARL DILLON
HIGH SCHOOL BAND
ROBERT DoPP
COACH WINSTON JONES
PAUL ALBURY
FRANK ROMASUERA
JEFF KNIGHT
BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY
JUNIOR DEBS
And Also 10 the Many Local
Stores Who So Graciously
Contributed Our Uniforms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06

Key West. f1nrsdn has the
most equoble clin1te in the
country, with en- GverGgs
rGnge OF only Ia FCtxenheii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-06

The Associated Press TsletYpe
Features and Photo Service
or II Yecrs Devoted TO The
Pest Interests Of Key Wesi
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-05-17

Miss Evelyn Hyde, daughter
of Mrs. F. T. Murphy of Har-
din, and Vernon K. Sessions, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Sessions
of Byron, Wyo., spoke their.
marriage VOWS in a double ring
ceremony performed at 200 %.
m. in the Protestant Chapel of
the U. S. Naval base, San Diego,
Calf, Sunday, May 6, with
Chaplain John II. Shilling,
Commander, CHIC USN, offic-
iating.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother-in-law,
w. H. Martin, of Avenal, Calf.
wore a navy blue suit with
white accessories and carried a
white orchid corsage.
Matron of honor, Mrs. w. H.
Martin, sister of the bride,
chose a navy blue dress with
white accessories and carried a
corsage Of talisman roses.
Robert B. Gipe of Great Falls
was best man for the groom.
The brides mother chose a
navy blue and red print dress
with white accessories and wore
a corsage of talisman roses.
Preceding the wedding party,
organ music appropriate for the
occasion was rendered by the
Chaplain'S aide.
Immediately following tn e
ceremony a reception was held
for the bridal, party at, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
B. Gipe at San Diego.
Mrs. Sessions is a graduate
Of Hardin high school and be-
fore her marriage was employ
ed in the office of the County
Superintendent of Schools. Mr..
Sessions is a graduate of Byron
high school, Byron, Wyo., at
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-05-17
Installation of Officers

l1nStallatIOn OF @O11lcefS
The Hardin assembly of the
Order of Rainbow for Girls No
So, held public installation OF
officers at the Masonic temple
Tuesday, May Is at $3.50.
Installing officer was june
Cation; marshall, Joan Kronmil-
ler; chaplain, Mary Ann Iver-
son; recorder, Norma Van Dam
me; musician, Mrs. Walter
Brekke. -.
Officers installed were worthy
advisor, Shirley Lou McCarty;
worthy associate advisor, Billy
Ragland; Charity, Joyce Wedel;
Hope, Marilyn Mills; Faith
Patty Mills; chaplain, Darlene
Kamerzell. ~ <2->
Drill leader, Kate Swift, love
Donna Pitsch; her shadow, De-
loris Dysart; religion, Shirley
Lind; her shadow, Carol Dem
ny; nature, Carol Kalberg; her
shadow, Dorine Holland; i'm
mortality, Maize Bouton; her
shadow, Lois Ludden; fidelity
Wilma Stoddard; her shadow
Pat Price.
Patriotism, Joyce Gray; her
shadow, Peggy Brown; service
Billy, Brown; her shadow, Vio-
let Davis; confidential observer,
Betty Stricken; outside observer
frankie Hougaard; musician
Donna Stanton.
Choir director, Jean Weigand;
choir, Carol Denny, Deloris Dy-
sart, Dorine Holland, Pat Price,
Lois Ludden, Lois Hibnes, Ruby
Hert, Darlene Dumler, Violet
Davis, Virginia Kukes, Donna
Ellis, Peggy Brown.
Refreshments were served in
the banquet room of the
temple.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Charles Egnew was host
ess at a birthday party in hon
or of the thirteenth birthday
of her daughter, Joan, Friday,
May 4 at the Egnew home.
Sixteen guests were in at
tendance and dancing furnish
ed the entertainment for the
evening.