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Evening star., 1951-05-21
First Jet Ace of War Relieved
From { Comb0t to Be Instructor
Konsun Shoots Down
Fifth and Sixth MICS
In Dogfieht Over Koreo
BY tho As.oeio,ed Press

UNITED STATES 5th AIR
FORCE HEADQUARTERS. Korea
May 21.-A 26-year-old Kansan
became the first jet ace In his
tory Sunday in a swirling dog
fight over Northwest Korea.
Today he was relieved of COM
bat flying duty and made an in
structor.
Capt. James w. Jabara Of
Wichita destroyed two Of the three
Russian-made MIG-15 jets shot
down by F-86 Sabre jets near the
Manchurian border. They were
his fifth and sixth Of the Korean
war--one more than needed to
become an ace.
Damaged MICS were credited to
Capt. James o. Roberts Of 1880
Wisconsin avenue NV, Washing
ton. p. c.. and four other flyers.
s Capt. Jabara-wno had 6R
confirmed air victories over Europe
in World War U-fiew to Japan
today. He made the 700-mile
fight SO fast he arrived there be-
fore the message informing the
japanese field he had taken of.
In Sundays air battle so Red
jets were caught by the Sabre Jets
south Of the Yalu River. In addi-
ton to the three Red planes
destroyed, one was listed as prob
ably destroyed and five as dam
aged,
II tackled onto three MICS at
$4,000 feet and picked out the
last man." Capt. Jabara said.
Il fired two bursts which ripped
UP the fuselage and the left wing.
The MIG burst into flames and
snaprolled twice. At about 10000
feet, the pilot bailed out. Just
as he jumped, the MIG disinte-
grated into a Thousand pieces of
flaming debris.
Evening star., 1951-05-21

II climbed back to 10000 feet
and Immediately bounced six
more MICS. I fired two bursts
into one Of them, scoring heavily
both times, He fell into an un-
controlled spin and all I could
see of him was a whirl Of fire."
In World War II. Capt. Jabara
went on 1873 missions. He was
awarded the Air Medal with 20
clusters, a presidential citation
and the European campaign rib
bon with six battle stars.
In Wichita. his father-Grocer
John Jabara-said James threat
ened to run away from home
when he. was II to join the Air
Force.
James Jabara's wife, Nina, and
two children, Carol Ann and
James, live in Mckinney, Tex.
Evening star., 1951-05-21
Military College 10 Honor
Taft, Clark and Groves

Senator Taft of Ohio. Gen
Mark w. Clark and 1t. Gen. Les
lie r. Groves will receive honor
|ary degrees from Pennsylvania
Military College. Chester. Pa, al
its 130th commencement on June
5.
Senator Taft will receive a de-
gree Of Doctor Of international
Law, Gen. Clark a degree Of Doc
tor Of Law, and Gen. Groves. who
headed the wartime atomic bomb
project, a degree Of Doctor OF
Science.
Evening star., 1951-05-21
Israel Drainage Project
Pushed Despite U. N. Ban
by the A..eeia,sd Prs..

TEL AVN, May 21.-Israel Il
determined to bring the drain.
age of the Huleh Swamp to 9
successful conclusion despite al
obstacles" according to a govern.
ment spokesman.
One of the obstacles" Is q
United Nations Security Council
resolution. adopted Fridey. order.
ing a temporary halt to the
project until Israel and Syris
agree on the disputed border area
Work on the project was re.
sumed yesterday without inter.
ference.
Syria contends that the drain
age work violates the truce agree.
ment with Israel.
Evening star., 1951-05-21
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent

Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent No.
/, Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War. will meet at 8 pm.
tomorrow at their headquarters.
2015 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-21
New Gem Appraised

A new gem as durable as q dia-
mond but not so beautiful as q
ruby. emerald or sapphire, has
been reported by Irish and Brit
ish experts. Its value? Said one
Of the experts, r. w. Anderson
in London: 1--WE don't know yet
whether it is worth very little OF
all the money in the world"
Evening star., 1951-05-21

--AF Wirephcto.
MAY GET POST--Peter I. Bu-
kowski, Chicago bank presi-
dent and active in Republican
politics, is reported in line for
the deputy administrators
post in the RFC. He is a long
time friend of w. Stuart Sym
ington, new head Of the
agency.
Evening star., 1951-05-21
Manuel Cures the Flu

When Manuel Guerrero. aged
40. Of Seville. Spain, had inf1u-
enza a friend told him about as
Ipirin and brandy and recon-
mended them as q cure. Manuel
lost the flu all right but ended
up in the hospital. He took 40
aspirin tablets and a bottle Of
brandy.
Evening star., 1951-05-21

Danish salvage men were given
So. 500 by the British Food Minis
TRY for salvaging q cargo of Brit
Iish-bound butter from a sunken
ship.
, 1951-11-20
Police Regulation

No person shall drive a
motor vehicle on the public
roads or highways without
having a motor vehicle
drivers license upon his or
her person.
November 6, 1851
Morrell E. Davis
Director of Police
, 1951-11-20
WAN
A c G

preferably to live on premises.
Also 2 young men to learn
American style cooking.
Apply:
Farchette's Country Club.
Estate St. John or
SkYview Cub
, 1951-11-20
ESTABLISHMENT OF ELIGIBLE LISTS

ESTABLISHMENT OF ELIGIBLE LISTS
The Division of Personnel announces the establishment of
eligible lists for the following classes:
Messenger
Chauffeur
Clerk-TYpistI
Clerk-TYpist II
Custodial Worker I
, 1951-11-20

Clerk-TYpist II
Custodial Worker I
MESSENGER: Salary Range: $685. 1912 per annum)
Duties include routine work in the delivery of messages,
papers and other official matters between offices and build
ings an dthe performance of incidental clerical duties.
Completion of the ninth school grade is desirable.
CHAUFFEUR: Salary Range: 1912 $1296 per annum)
Duties involve skilled work in the operation Of passenger and
other light automoti1e equipment.
Desirable experience and training include % completion
Of the ninth school grade, G) some experience in the operation
Of automotive equipment. Possession of a valid automotive
vehicle operators license is mandatory.
CLERK-TYPIsT l. Salary Range: $1,000 $144O per an
num- Duties include routine clerical work requiring the full
or parttime operation of a standard typewriter and requiring
the knowledge and use of the touch tipping system.
Desirable experience and training include % completion
Of the twelfth school grade including or supplemented byI
courses in tipping and general commercial subjects, C) some
experience in tipping and general clerical work.
CLERK-TYPIST II: SALARY Range: $1368 $1956 per annum)
Duties involve responsible clerical work requiring the full or
%part-time operation of a standard typewriter and requiring
the knowledge and use Of the touch tipping system. The pi-
mary ALLEGATION factor in this class is the difficulty and com
plexity of the clerical work performed and not the extent of
tipping done.
Desirable experience and training include % completion
of tn twelfth school grade include or supplemented by
courses in tipping and general commercial subjects. G) expe-
rience in performing tipping and general clerical work.
CUsToDIAL WORKER 1: SALARY Range: $685.. to 1912. per
annum). Duties involve manual work in the cleaning Of build
ings grounds and equipment. Assignment from this list to
be covered by male workers only.
Desirable qualifications include some experience in the
performance of manual work; ability to read and write.
Applications must be made on the official form which
may be obtained from the Branch Office Of the Division Of
Personnel in Christiansted and should be postmarked not
later than midnight Of November 20, 1851.
Ullmont L. James
Director of Personnel
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Elisabeth ViILUe,
Il. III. Waite We'd
la Ceremony Here

Elizabeth A. Villae and Bernard
II. Waite were married at 1915
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by
Justice of the Peace Ira Albury
at 1923 White street.
The doublc-ring ceremony was
used.
Auuise Cato and Frank IL. Gatt
attended the couple
Present at the ceremony were
Mrs Bernard Waite, 81. mother
of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland GWYnn, parents Of the
bride; Miss Dolores Villae, Mrs.
E. Ewell Busby and Mrs. George
Solomon.
Wedding cake and refreshments
were served following the cere-
mony.
The neWlyWeds left on wed
ding trip to Cuba.
Mr.. Waite is an insurance sales
man here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Henry L. Vaughan
Appointed To
tn 't
Commander

10 Henry Lee Vaughan. husband
If Anne Woodall Vaughan, 1892
Staples 'avenueih Has been appoint
q td the rank of commando.
On March II, Lieutenant Com
nander Vaughan was promoted
o the rank of commander to rank
from january /, 1851.
Commander Vaughan is grad
f;ate Of the, class, Of 1885 at Lake
idS} School III Seattle, Washing
on He attended. the University
# Washington, for ONE. year prior
% his appointment to '~the U. S.
laval Academy In; 1889 he
hanged his last name to Vaughan
n honor of his father the late 1t.
Z. l.. Vaughan.
Commander Vaughan gradu-
ated from the u. S. Naval Acad-
my in the class of 1910 and was
ordered to the cruiser Indianapo-
is in which he served for tive
ears. During the early years OF
he war he commanded the U.S.S.
'C549, and later, the U.S.S. ShelG
DE256). IN 1914 he attended Sub
marine School at New London
Connecticut, followed by duty az
executive Officer of the U.SS
runny (SS282), making two Pa
:ific War Patrols. From l945 to
947 he served in the same ca
pacity in the US.S. Sea OW
(SS405). In 1947 Commando
Vaughan was ordered to short
luty as an instructor at the u. s
Naval academy 4
AT present Condr Vaughan
S in command of the U.SS. Sen
net (SS40Sl.
In 1912 he was married to the
former Anne Powers Woodall of
Baltimore, Maryland.
Commander and Mrs. Vaughan
are now residents of Key West.
They have three children: Mich
ael, age 5; Nancy, age 3; and
David, age 2.
Commander Vaughan's war
time decorations include the
Bronze Star Medal, Commenda-
ton Ribbon, Defense Medal, Pa
cific Medal with four stars, and
the Victory Medal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14

and Eileen, arriving from the
midwest and attempting to
break into New York'S journal
istic and theatrical field. Helen
BerezoVosky and Louis Skidmore
enthusiastically portray the ad-
venturouS sisters.
This marks Mrs. Skidmore'S
first appearance on the stage of
the Barn Theater.
One of the most difficult male
parts, that Of Appopolous, the
fast talking, faSt-dealing Green
witch Village landlord. who sells
the girls the same bill of goods
twice, is very capably handled
by Harry Price. A new member
of the Key West Players. CON
sentative and gentemanly in
private life, Mr.. Price steps into
his first role with The Players
in a manner indicative Of con-
siderable thespian ability.
The complete cast and techni-
cal staff will be announced later,
Ticket reservations are now
available at the gift shop in the
La Concha Hotel. Reservations,
to be picked up at the theatcr,
may be made by telephoning 276.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
1t. G. Arbogust
Transferred To
Newport, R. |.

Lieutenant George A. Arbo-
gust has recently been trans
ferred from Fleet All Weather
Training Unit, Key West. He
was relieved of his duties as as
sistant ground training officer
and flight instructor during the
first week Of April.
Lieutenant Arbogust's new as
signment is on the staff of the
Officers Candidate School, New
port, r. |.
He entered naval service as an
apprentice seaman and received
specialized training in aerology,
He was an aerographer, first
class, when selected to enter
flight training. In August, 1912,
Lieutenant ArboguSt was desig-
mated a naval aviator at Pensa-
cola, Fla, after completing tho
prescribed flight training pro-
gram.
Hc is a graduate of Austin
High, Chicago, H., and attended
the University of Minnesota for
two years.
While assigned to duty aboard
the Destroyer Geo. E. Badger,
Lieutenant Arbogust assisted in
establishing Fleet All Weather
Stations in the North Atlantic.
Later he participated in air
strikes against the Borneo and
Marianas Islands while serving
with the Fleet All Weather
Squadron l8 in the Pacific.
His previous assignment was
Navy project officer at the Doug
las Aircraft Corporations Ell Sc
ounto plant located in Los An
eeles, Calf.
He is the son of George E. Ar
bogust, 22l8 East Superior street,
! Duluth, Mimi, and is married t.
the former Miss Judith P. St.
Claire of Montreal, CanaGa. Lieu
tenant Arbogust has two brothers,
Robert and Harold, in the US.
Air Force and one sister, Jane,
in the us. Army.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Spanish Language
Students Rcceire
Certificates Here

Cuban Consul Juan Perez gave
the address at the Pan American
Program held Thursday niaht Il
San Carlos School He spoke in
behalf Of the Republic of Cuba
Perez praised the language stu
dents and told them his country i
proud to have such an institution
of good will in the United States
an institution which always has
its doors open to every gesture
devoted to honor the historical
friendship existing between these
nations.
BY the continued and combln-
ed efforts Of all those related to
the work of the Carlos Institution
this aim and sentiment of mutual
friendship will be perpetuated, ="
he declared.
Latin-American music and all
piano accomplishments during the
program We're played by the
young pianist Miguel Mariscal
Miss Benildes Remond con
Quoted the program and introduc-
ed the Spanish language students
Certificates We're awarded to d
students by Julio Cabanas, Jr
president of San Carlos Institute.
Speeches in Spanish were made
by several of the students and
Jose Diaz, institute secretary,
spoke Of the ino portance of know
ing both English and Spanish IN
the Western hemisphere. 81
Certificates were awarded to
Astrid Klein, Marjorie Keiser,
Lucille Patterson, Mary Law.
renee, katherine Whiting. Ruth
Larson, Anne Marie Payson, Ma
oeleine Loder, Rita PerleWitz.
Margaret O'Bricn, Virginia
Moody Marie DrinkWater, Freda
Lewis. Lee Bryan, Guy Parker.
Elizabeth Oliver, Audrey Mills.
Helen Reeves, Irene Brooks, Al
M. Oliver and Stephen Pyle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Lit. Whalen Has
Reported For
Duty In City

1t. Gerard John Whalcn of Lo-
di, Wisconsin has recently re-
ported to the U. S. Fleet Sonar
School, Key West. for duty.
After attending Lodi High
School, Lodi, Wisconsin, Lit
Whalen entered the naval ser
vice in 1929. He advanced fyoam
seaman recruit to Chief Radio
man, and in 1912 was commits
stoned in the rank of ensign. Lit,
Whalcn is graduate of the Navy
Radio Material School, Bellevue.
D. c., and the Sonar Material
School, Bellevue, D. c.
Ships and stations on which
1t. Whalen has served include
the USS Sarasota (CV -, Fighter
Squadron l., Commander Ain
craft Battle Force, 18th Naval
District Communications. USS
Detroit (CL 81, Commander De-
stroyers Battle Force, Naval Re-
search Laboratory, Washington.
d. c.. West Coast Sound Training
Squadron, u. S. Fleet Sonar
School. San Diego, Calf, and the
USS HolliSter ODD 1887. r
1t. Whalen is authorized to
wear the Good Conduct ribbon
with five stars, American Defense
ribbon, American area ribbon,
Asiatic-Pacific area ribbon, World
War ii Victory medal ribbon,
China Service ribbon, Japanese
Occupation ribbon, and the Ko-
rean campaign ribbon,
He is married to the former
Miss Helen Ruth Bowen of Seat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Mrs. Fred LukinS
Ne,c CO-Chnirn,Un
Of Officers Wires

Mrs. Fred LukinS was elected
co-chairman of the Officers
Wives club at the bi-weekly
luncheon meeting held yesterday
afternoon at the Fort Taylor Of
ficcrs' club. One hundred forty
womsn attended the luncheon.
Mrs. LukinS represents the Ma
val Station Wives group.
Mrs. Z. H. Diem, Jr., succeed
ed Mrs. Paul Roy as club chair
man.
Members Of the Club Advisory
Board were hostesses at the
luncheon. The afternoons pro-
gam was an exhibit of the work
Of the handicraltS class and art
class, special interest groups of
E> club.
Snclcraft, scalccratt. stencil
n and otne" work of the handi-
craft class as we'll as work of the
art class were shown.
Mrs, CIV zen Morrow, chairman
.of the handicratls class. and Mrs.
J. 3. Robertson, chairman of the
art class, briefly addressed the
group
Name tags tor guests at the
halcnehh and -placecards at the
sreqker's table were made of
Shell flowers made by Ms. Fred
LlltIns and members of the
handicraftS group.
Spring flowers in baskets and
ats woven of palm fronds and
in : conch shells decorated the
lunlheun tables.
The door prizes, drawn by Mrs.
c. c. Adell and Mrs. Robertson,
went to Mrs. Diem and Mrs.
Thomas w. Cordry, Jr. Mrs. w.
H. Ellis also won prize.
The group presented Mrs. Roy,
outgoing chairman, with an en-
graved sterling silver card tray.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14

4n 1WcCtlng, lima, D0pp, San
ia SWcetina, Georgia Barber,
NJ Lowe, Mary Louise Ache
son, Michael Baker, Ben Lowe,
r., Ray Limbert, Joe Allen,
Bruce MacAllister, Teddy Gar
n. Charles Hinkle, Gregory
Art,Han, Alex Hayes and john
lie Thompson.
nternediotc model are Mar
garct Ardaush and Janet Hayes.
June Yates, Sheila SWeetlng
and Poy Hmkle will model jun
ior clothes.
Adults modelling will be Bun
ME yelling, Gloria Russell, Joan
Lastres. Paulette Gripp. Nancy
70 Jc~eic Michael. E1na Hoff,
Audrey Blum. Sylvia Baker and
Merge Allen.
1,rsic for the show will be
furnished by Ida Gellrich and
er orchestra. Also on the after
/. - 'tre"rara viii be a ballet
aance by Darlene Jprzynski; and
vocal selections BY Mrs. Byrnina
Thompson, Richard Dendunee,
Miss Claudina La Faye and Miss
rleoria Roberts.
Adult fashions for the show
VIII be by Rubin Appel. Shoe
yles in summer colors will be
hown by Rose Bootery.
The Beachcomber will furnish
iewelry accessories for the show.
The Children's Corner will
furnish the latest in spring styles
iust received here from Miami
for the children.
Hair styles will be by Donalo's
Beauty Salon.
Tickets are on sale OF Joe Al
lens Book Store.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Truman Principal
To Address MCJC

Harlan Merriam, principal o.
Truman Elementary school viii
address the Monroe County Juve-
nile Council Monday night at the
county health clinic, it was an
nounted by Leland March, direc
tor ofIpublic instruction.
Merriam will speak on Tho
Problem Child in the Elementary
School. 49, 80 iA'" N.r
The Truman school chorus viii
sing before the meeting, to which
the public is invited. ~ ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14

by special interest group of
the Officers Wives club, will
ne played at pm. at the
Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Rowling for all navy wives
r from 8 am. to noon at. the
Naval Station bowling alleys.
IFandiefafts class tor officers
WY es will meet at 1880 pm.
above the recl cation. building
on the Naval Station. Il
Tennis class, Officers wives
club special interest group
viii meet at L, pm. at the
Naval Station tennis courts
near the pool.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10
Wesley House will have
white elephant sale from 3
to 6 pm. at the school, l0ll
Virginia street.
Council! of Monroe County
PTA will have a noon lunch
con at the First Presbyterian
Church, followed by a meet
ing at lbs pm. in the Pom
ciana School auditorium.
Business and Professional Wo-
~ mems Club will meet at 8 pm,
in the Woman's Club auditor
ium.
Naval Air Station Officers
Wives club will have LUNCH
g con, at 1890 pm. at Aero
palms. Mrs. Frank Pawela
and Mrs Jack 0dbeft Will -.
hostasSes.
9 Dade Lodge No. IA, i Masonic
Group will meet at g pm, in
temporary Masonic home on
Amelia street,
FAWTUlant Officers Wives
club will have 1890 pm.
luncheon at Raul's.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will meet at pm. at the club
house.
Bowling for officers wives be-
gins at 1870 pm. at the Ma
val Station bowling alleys.
La Concha Navy Wives Club
No. SO will meet at 1890 am.
in building l78 on the Naval
Station.
Key West Bridge Association
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14


Miss Stern played two concerts
A.. here yesterday, a charming pro-
agram for the elementary school
1t;pils yesterday afternoon and a
more serious one for the adults
last night.
Travelling through Florida. pre-
Scnting these concerts under the
!. auspices of the Woman's Club.
Miss Stern plans to gain the poiSe
and experience necessary to APP
pear before New York audience
: IN her debut in Town Hall on
April 80.
She lacked none of the graces
i. ,ofta seasoned concert performer
in her program here.
II seemed hard to believe that
the wealth of rich MUSIC in last
.piSh's concert came from the
playing of such fragile appear
ing person.
Stern appeared in a 'beau-
tiful bright red evening dress.
straplesS, and splashed with
~ .Ehine stones. She made "a charm
9ng picture s@t ! 7, /
Sic opened her program with
a religious number from a Bach
cantata, "JeSu-Joy of Mans De-
string" and from this went into
the bold Sonata Opus %" by
Beethoven. In the four move
ments of this Sonata, the young
pianist displayed great virtuosity
/. and before the number was COM
p pleted the entire audience was
aware they were listening to a
great artist
With a left hand playing as
strongly and adeptly as her right,
she played Beethoven and Schu-
mann's "Ethudes SymphonIques
Opus 13". with the strength of a
man. ~ ~
The audience, responding to
= Mss Ste MS playing, applaudcd
olisly and urged her back
for an intermission encore. She
OBLIGED with "Elegy" by MaSsenet.
"Fsntaisie ImpgomphI", opened
tho second half of her program.
Perhaps thinking, as many do,
Tat very piano concert need5 at
last one Chopin number, Miss
Stern played three Chopin COM
positions, always test of a
planiat'S ability and real feeling. q.
She passed the test grandiy
with Ctopin'S nostalgia Ncctmne
Opus -, No. l and his Revolu-
tionary Etudc Opus 10, No. II.
~, Everyone was delighted when
Miss Stern inserted lighter vein
~ Y her concert by playing the
humorous and expressive mum
bcrs from Kaleidoscope" by the
English composer Eugene Coos
ems. These brief pictorial numbers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14

wit mhcI at 1880 ON IN tn,
Coral Room at the Oversee,
Hotel
Beginning golfers class of Of
ficers' Wives club will meet
at 10 am. on the handbal
field behind Echoasis on the
Naval station
APRIL 10
Elks Lodge will meet at pm
at the club.
VIEW. Post No. 1911 will NEE
at g pm. in the VIEW. Post
home
Junior Woman's Club will have
$50 pm. barbecue at the
home of Mrs. Edgar Stark
Husbands will be guests.
Naval Air Station Officers
Wives club will meet at Il
30 pm, luncheon at Wylks
restaurant.
First year Spanish class, Icon
half, will meet from 500
j 4;45 pm. at San Carlos schoo
over Palace Theater.
Sewing Group Monroe Count
Hospital Woman's Auxiliar
Will meet at 2 pm. at tn
hOSnital
FRIDAY, APRIL 20
Shrine Club will meet at pm
IN the JayCee clubrooms or
Flaglar avenue.
Key West Amateur Radio Clu'
will meet at 7;30 pm, in the
Noes Club. 1921 Duval street
Beginners Spanish class will
meet from 8 to 8 pm. at the
Noes Club at 1921 Duval
street.
Swimming class. special inter
ct oroun of Officers Wives
club, will meet from $50 to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
ILLINOIS VISITOR
LIKES. ISLAND CITY

{. f. Bowers Of Dakota, H.,
ana Ms. and Mrs Sam Bear of
Clearwater, Fla, are mentioning
q, GGlden'S Tourist Home here.
This is MI. Bowers first visit
to Key Wet and he plans to re-
main several days.