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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-25
Judge Cibson's Sol,
BdIidsndn TOgano.
Returns To Civ

Jose Torano, son of Juvenild
Court Judge Eva Warner Gibson
arrived recently in Key West wifi
his family. They are guests at thd
home of his mother, 1918 Seminl
airy street.
Torano is a noted musician and
has not only headed his own
group, but has been associated
with other orcheStraS including
that of Johnny SilverS, one d
Miami's prime favorites He has
just completed a successful con.
tract playing at the swank Bahias
Mar Yacht club in Fl. Lauderdalc.
Torano has gained fame for his
contribution to Latin4Ameriea1
musicianship When.s he had his
own band at the latin. jQuarters
exclusive night club. in Miami
Beach.
Accompanied here by his wife
and son Jerry, Torano is happilY
renewing acquaintanceship With
old frienls ,hereHsThis isA his firSa
extended visit in al DOZEN years
He plans to organize a band id
Key West in the future.
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Thirty-One attend
Workers. Council
ut Baptist Church

Thnty-onc persons attended
the Officers and Teachers coun-
I'll # the First BartiSt church
10 t night FOR tic combination So
cial and buSine $ meeting.
After the covered dish supper,
tho departmental ami business
discussions took place. In the re-
ports made. special attention IS
ell, n to the work of the Inter
mediate department which re-
ported remodeling and rcdecorat-
ing projects.
..n;ntmcntS made reports
of their progress.
NV. George NJ. Ray adj.
dressed the group outlining some
of the problems and future work
to be done by the workers coun-
eli.
II. E. Day, local radio and news
reporter. was asked to accept the
leadership of new class for men
which Rev. Ray wishes to form.
A program was planned to OBJ
cCrve Christian Home Week, a
national observance, this coming
month. The inclusive dates will
be announced.
Volunteers were recruited t'
work in the daily vacation Biblo
school to be held at the church
this summer.
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Shower Is Giren
For Miss Sanches
At Gomez Home.


Friends of prospective bride,
Miss Rrchel Sanchez. surprised
her with gift shower party at
the home of Mrs. William Gomez
last night,
Among the ,uests who extend
ed best wishes for her wedding
to Anthony Toledo of this city
were Mrs. !. r. Valadez, Mrs.
Concha Filallo, Mrs. ]. C. Valdez,
Mrs. p. Aquilar, MS. Elliot Mack,
Mrs. Tony Fa12io. Mrs. Fr@nll
Veliz, Mrs. Violet Pita, Mrs. Will
: liam Marshall, Mrs. Gates. Mrs.
Meme Gonzalez, Mrs. Joseph Cas-
tillo, Mrs. Claude Valdez, Miss
Ondina Pita. Miss Celia Sanchez,
Mss Edna Pine, Miss Celeste
Cueryo. Mrs. Gilbert Ogden, Mrs.
E. Del Pine, and Mrs. Elliot
Mack
Henry Ogden, Julien BarriQ~,
ID. Bello, N. Bazo. Warren Gates:
Aurelio Martinez, Anthony Sail
nero, B. ]. Liticco. Al Moreno.
and P, Sanchez were also pres
'ent.
Hostesses were the brides mo-
Their, Mrs Rachel Sanchez and
Mrs. William Gomez.
The wedding will take place
May Z at st. Mary's star-ofsthcr
Set church.
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Bfoadhcad and Mrs. Marionnc
Simonc as aids.
Mrs. Claire Arlen, president of
the group, gave concise resume
If tho conference for the South
ern Region of Soroptimist Clubs
WHICH she attended in Miami this
month.
The problem Of rodent EXTERN
ination, another civic improve
ment need, was discussed. Mrs.
Margaret Zimmerman said that
she had talked with City Man
ager Dave King about the in
creasing danger. She reported
that he had had only about nine
cnnanlaints on the situation, but
that drastic action was certainly
necessary.
A recent editorial in The Citi-
zen UNDERSIGNED this need Of ex-
termination of t h e dangerous
nests. Warfarin. a new rat killer,
was recommended for individual
needs where a professional eX--
terminator was not called.
The next Soroptimist Club
meeting will be held May 8 at d
location to be announced later
1t will be a social luncheon.
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what ever they pleased for con.
erts and that less we'll known
artists were forced to submit to
censorship by concert services.
Wade French. president of the
Community Concert service in
New York answered the Thomson
charge of poor service with cres-
condo defen Q. Hc c@ys in a quote
from Time Magazine, that his
aim is to bring music to all the
peoplc. All you can do is find
out what they will accept and
give it to them"
Mrs. Emcline Boiler. president
of the Community Concert asso-
ciaticn here, analysed the con-
troversy from the viewpoint of
communities in this city'S class.
Said she, THE aim of communi-
ty concerts is to provide music
or people who would otherwise
ave little or no opportunity to
iear good music performed. The
ray l see it, Mr.. French believes
IN a live and let-live policy, but
rite Thomson has declared war
n music for the masses"
Mrs, Bodler further explained
hat the plan was to provide
audiences with what type of mu-
SIC they seemed to prefer at the
price they m sht be able to pay.
n Key West, the auditorium
eats only about $50 persons.
This limits the amount of money
which is received and prohibits
the engaging of more than a one
or two topflight artists during
the season.
Many young artists of today
are the great of tomorrow" Mrs.
Bodler continued, land the or
ganized concert plan gives a
great deal of pleasure and Gull
ture to us with no chance of a
deficit" she concluded.
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Fusselman Reports
For Duty As Chief
Staff Officer

Commander Raymond Dennis
Fusselman. fromer Chief Of the
US. Naval Mission to Venezuela,
has reported to CAPTAIN Maien
Durski for duty as Chief Staff Of
ficer, Surface Anti-Submarine
Development Detachment, Key
West. He will relieve Commander
S. D. B. Merrill on Wednesday.
Cdr. Fusselman is the son of
MIR. and Mrs. Alva F. Fusselman
of Warren, Ohio. He received his
early education in Ohio, and was
graduated from the Naval Acad-
envy in 1888 with Bachelor of
Science degree. While at the Acad-
envy, he won the Secretary of-the
Navy Pistol Trophy for expert
Workmanship. X,
Cdr. Fusse1man's naval careeE
began with his first sea duty
aboard the cruiser, USS Raleigh,
in 1884. During four years service
on that ship. he was asSingled dut-
les in all Departments, and served
two years attached to European
Squadron based in France. In
1899. he went aboard the destroy
or. USS Sclfridge, (DD-350, serv-
ing as Gunnery Officer, First Lieu
tenant, and Communications Of
ficer, and was stationed aboard
that destroyer at Pearl Harbor
when the Japs made their sneak
attack on December Z, l94l.
After the Pearl Harbor bomb
ing, he participated in the Wake
Island sweeps and convey assign
ments. From 1912 until 1914, Cdr.
Fusselman was assigned shore
duty as Communication Watch Of
ficer with the Chief of Naval
Operations, Washington, DC. He
returned to sea duty in 1914 as
Commanding Officer of the de-
stroyer, USS Wadsworth DD-5l6),
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rectory. All visiting Catholic
Daughters are invited.
Sea Finigec Cootiette Clul
81 will meet at 8 pm. at
the VFW home.
Key West Chapter No. 233, Ma
tional Sojourners. will hold =
meeting at 7 pm at the
First Presbyterian Church.
. SouthernmoSt Pistol and Rifle
Club will convene at 7:3f
pm. at the Junior Chamber
of Commerce on Flagler ave
nue..
Young Adult Fellowship of the
First Methodist church will
meet at 8 pm. in the church
annex.
Order of DeMolay will meet at
7:30 pm. in the temporary
Masonic home on Amelia
street.
Advanced Spanish class will
meet from 8 to 9 pm. at Sar
Carlos school, ovei Palace
theater.
Bridge game sponsored
by special interest group of
the Officers Wives club. will
be played at 8 pm. at the
Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Bowling for all navy wives
from 9 am. to noon at the
Naval Station bowling alleys
tIandicraftS class for officers
wives will meet at 7:30 pm.
above the recreation building
on the Naval Station.
Tennis class, Officers Wives
club special interest group
will meet at 8 a. m. at the
Naval Station tennis courts
near the pool.
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ASW Attack Teacher in Boston a
month later and started teaching
the Attack Teacher Program.
Until July 1914, he was on the
staff of the Commander in Chief.
ti-Submarine Warfare, as ma
terial. tactical analysis and train
ing officer. Then he commanded
the destroyer USS Halsey Powell
in Task Force 1888 until March
1916. Immediately before coming
to duty in Key West he placed in
commission and commanded the
destroyer USS b. F. Mssefss - =
Born in Providence, RI. March
%, 1914, Cdr. Merrill attended
high school in Douglass Mass.
where his mother still resides. He
is married to the former Miriam
L. Vincent of Bloomfield, Conn,
and has a daughter, Patricia Ann,
l3 years old. The Merrillsy have,
been occupying Quarters &c at
Fort Taylor.
Cdr. Merrill has been decorated
with the Navy Cross. the Legion
of Merit, the Bronze Star. and the
Commentator Ribbon with "V"
and star. His Asiatic- Pacific Area
medal has five combat stars and
his Philippine Defense medal, two.
Aslo, he has the American De-
Tense Service medal with "a"
the American Area, Philippine
Liberation, World War II Victory,
China Service and Occupation
mEdalS.
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" CT NlAtls
Miss Gertrude 'Laubscher, who
has been investigating the posi-
bllitics of a location for a chill
oren's home in collaboration with
Juvenile Court Judge Eva War
ncr Gibson, gave her report. She
will continue TO serve in this ca
pacity with Judge Gibson and
Mrs. Eva NeWhouse of the same
committee.
The II members present at the
meeting decided to adopt as an
immediate club project an emer-
gency set up which would take
care of child cases needing at
tention at the present time. Mrs.
George Renna was made chair
man of the volunteers who will
raise funds for this cause.
Judge Gibson emphasized the
need for such action now. and in
the immediate future, by citing
an emergency situation which
took place last week. In this in
stance, a family of six children,
including a very sick infant, were
housed in small trailer without
adequate sleeping facilities. The
parents were financially unable
to provide better, housing and.
care which had to be provided at
once. Only through the kindness
of navy chief and his wife was
ito situation remedied without
ICl2v.
Other business of Importance
included local Soroptimist rep
resentation in the Armed Forces
week parade to take play May
10. Mrs. AIoysia Van Goidtsnoven
is chairman with Mrs. Imogene
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and while commanding, partici-
patcd in the Philippine Liberation,
the Two Jima and Okjnawa beach
head landings, and the China Seas
sweeps. During the OkinaWa cam
paign he was assigned to radar
picket duty for three months, and
has the distinction of commanding
one of the three destroyers that
Completed that lengthy picket as
signhaent. In l945, he took com
mand ofsthe destroyer USS Wilt
sie#i (DD-716) remaining in that
CAPACITY. until February l948,
when nc was assigned to Caracas,
Venezuela as Chief of the Naval
Mission, a position which he held
until February, 1851
Cdr. FuSselman's decorations
include the Navy Cross and the
Presidential Unit Citation. lie is
entitled to wear the American De-
tense Service Medal, American
Afeas{ ASiatic-Pacific Area with
fotn; ,stsrS. the Philippine Liberia
ton and the World War II Vic
tory Medal
He is!maraied to the former Miss
Leonore Gurnette of Suisun, Calf.
orDia. They have no children,
Commander Merriell, who has
been in anti-submarine warfare
since l94l, has been ordered trans
ferred to the staff of the Com
in Chief, Paciric Fleet. He
has been Chief Staff Officer of
the Surface Submarine De-
velopment Detachment since Feb
ruray since February 4, 1948
A Naval Academy graduate in
1884, Cdr Merriell went to the
battleship USS Texas or his first
duty and served aboard a Navy
cargo ship and two destroyers be-
fore he became in 1941, operations
and ordnance officer of Destroyer
81 in the Atlantic Con-
voy system. When the Atlantic
Fleet Anti Submarine Unit was
formed Feb. /, 1912, he reported
there as ship material and tactics
He set up the first British
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of the First Presbyterian
Church
Swimming class, special inter-
est group of Officers Wives
club. will meet from $3.50 to
4:30 pm. at the scaplane
base officers pool.
League bowling tor all navy
wives begins promptly at
$50 am. at the Naval Station
bowling ALLEYS.
Officers Wives Club luncheon
meeting on the patio at Fort
Taylor Officers Club at 1890
PM HosteSscs will be Mrs.
Z. B. Lawrence and other
other wives of VX-1.
Fern Chapter No. 81, Order of
the Eastern 4 Star, Golden
.es-r1 Eagle Hall, sl2l1 nPetronia
street at 8 pm.
= Coral Shores PTA board meet
49, ing at the home of Mrs. Marie
Lazo, in Matceumbe.
SATURDAY. APRIL "a
Swimming class, special inter
est group of Officers Wives
club, will meet from 10 to II
am. at the scaplane base Of
ficerS' pool
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
Elks Club cocktails hour from
to 6 pm. at the club.
MONDAY. APRIL 30
beginning Spanish class will
meet from 800 to 4:20 at San
Carlos school, over Palace
theater.
TUESDAY, MAY l.
KiwaniS Club will have din
ner meeting at Gas o'clock
in the First Methodist Church
Annex.
Junior Woman's Club will hold
a business meeting in the
Woman's Club on Duval
street at b pm.
Key West Players will hold a
business meeting in the Barn
Theater at pm.
Minoca Council, Degree of
PpcahontaS, meets at 1880 in
Red Mems Hall.
Key West Assembly No. Is. or
der of the Rainbow for Girls.
viii meet at 7:30 in the lions
Den on Seminary street.
Key West Woman's Club will
hold meeting at $3.50 pm.
in the Woman'S Club Audi.
forum.
Catholic Daughters of America,
Court Mary Star of the Sea,
No. ga. will meet at 8 pm.
at St. AIMS Hall next to thu
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Guest Teams Win
Ia Bridge Games

Guest players took high honorS
last night in the bridge game held
at the Fort Taylor officers Club, at
8 pm.
High scores were guests Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Inslee, Isl, John
son avenue.
The team in second place was
Howard Pinder and Thomas M.
Smith, who is president of the
Greater Miami Bridge League.
Bridge play night is sponsored
weekly bv special interest group
of the officers Wives, club here
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sutav Out-of-town guests were XII
= wants members John B. Cook, and
Hank Kline from the S.W Miami
srsy e-olub: W. w. DAVIS, Harry A.
- Shay, c. Edwin Roberts and Tom
Shelley from the Coral Gables
Ia. group.
"a, Cook. who is first governor of
osc the nth district Kiwanis Inter-
national club, was introduced by
Lou Smith, president of the Key
-, West club. Cook spoke on the
principles of KiwaniS Interna.
= tional organization. He then pre-
is1..1s scented attendance awards TO the
:" following members: William v.
800. hlbury, Ira F. Albury. Glynn
Archer, Ralph Faraldo, Joseph
Boza, Charles Kraegar. Sam Law
e,s.,,, ,lcnce, Joseph Sirugo, Lou Smith
ravfu and Isadore Weintraub.
r'r1 y Group singing at the dinner
s5 was followed by an hour and IS
''@~ minute talk on astrology given
by Hank Leeds, who kept the
80. audience amazed and amused
with individual personality inter-
sea- probation according to celestial
influence.
s"''' TIL roster of guests attending
-..... the third anniversary dinner in
cludcs:
Is Ira F. Albury and guests. Mr..
sy.n anu Mrs Earl r. Adams; Mr.. and
ga Mrs. William V. Albury; Mr.. and
-. Mrs, Truman l.. Army, Gene An
an heir. Glynn Archer and guests,
-4,..oAfr end Mrs. Henry Higgs. and
tanI MIR and Mrs. Art Hughes; Rev.
6ey7 FIR. and Mrs. John A. Armfield,
So Mr.. snd Mrs. Joseph BoZa and
.sgs daughter. Mrs. Carol Lewis; Jean
nd Mrs. Baillod; Mr.. and MIS-. w.
-Ea CT Chppman.
Major and Mrs. Earl Dillon;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph j. Faraldo
end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
$40 A,snce Williams: Mr. and Mrs Sam
nav Lawrence and guests, Comdr.
and Mrs. S. l.. Miller; Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Lefty Reagon; Mr.
/: ,.I. an. Mrs. Joseph Sirugo and
cv r.. guests. City Commissioners and
NV MIR. Louis Carbonell. Il
,,iiva, MIR. and Mr.. Lou Smith; Mr..
,l,r, fnd Mrs Isadore Weintraub; MIR.
o.. and Mrs. Gleason Snow; Mr.. and
.saMrs. Ralph Dick1on and guest,
George Mock; Neil Saunders; Mr..
Ind Mrs. Austin Kaiser: and Key
Club President Armando En-
riaue and Miss Barbara Del
-ado: Hoke Holconnb and Miss
Dorothy Miller; Harry Norveil
and June Yates.
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The recent nationwide dis
.cuSsion on the value of communi-
ty concerts has aroused the in
etarost of all music lovers; those
of the Community Concert asso-
citation here in particular.
In letter to the officers here,
Donald Nugent. publicity direct
ar Of tho New York office, point
cd out that music has been for
ever involved in controversy
between those who simply enjoy
it and those who analyze it.
Community concert audiences
are largely made up of those
who like to enjoy music he
stated.
Among music critics, the name
of Virgil Thomson, music editor
for the N. Y. Herald Tribune,
stands out on the other side of
the argument. Thomson takes is
sue over the programs. He claims
that only the most famous artists
were allowed to play or sing
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Tho delightful traditional ccrc-
mony Of croWning the royal cou-
pic will take place at 400 pm.
The king and queen arc students
in the sixth grade class supervis-
cd by Mrs. Bcgtoff.
Other grade school activity
scheduled to take place includes
a colorful May Pole dance, folk
dancing representing various
countries, and dancing games by
the children.
The festival supper begins at
$50 nm. and will be served up
until pm. PTA representatives
are in charge of the menu which
consists Of baked ham, baked
beans, potato salad, cole slaw
and coffee. Desserts may be
bought separately, either in in
diviGual servings or entire home
made cakes and pies which will
be offered for sale during the
festival.
Sixth grade volunteers will
ect as busboys and busgirls in
the clearing of tables. Further
details of the program are to be
announced.
Tickets for the affair are on
sale by student representatives
or in the office of Principal H.
c. Merriam at Truman school.
Admission for adults is IS
cents; for children, go cents. Tax
is included and the price pays
for the supper, excluding desserts.
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FEEDING POSTPONED
TO 1W AIT THE ARRIVAL
or F1THER or BRIDE

Pending tic arrival of the ia
tier of tie bride to-bc, the we'd
ding Of Miss. Patsy Mallory to
Myttland4 Gates, Jr.. will be post
3s.p9aa,;
The trsrriagc date viii nc an
"0uh "a - soon as f. c. Mallory,
Jr. 1907 Truman avenue returns
to this city.
The Mallory-Catcs nuptials
were to take place Friday in St.
PauTs Episcopal church. The new
wedding plans continue with de
tails to be given in the near fu-
ture.
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Coral Shores PT1
Meeting OF Board
Slated On Friday


A board meeting of Coral
Shores PTA is to be held at Mrs.
Marie Lazo's home at Matecum-
be. Friday, April q. at 8 pm.
The setting up of a budget for
next year will be the main topic
of discussion.
The nominating committee
will also submit names for the
election of officers at the May
meeting. Delegates for the ma
tional convention, which convenes
in Miami in May, will be an
nopced.
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Ciric improvement Problems
Discussed BY Soroptimist Club

The Soroptmst Club of Key West the of
La Concha hotel last for business meeting which
facts of discussion adoption of civic improvement
projects f.
The club has been considering the cstab hncn home
for needy chicns:or time Such undertaking
tremendous hawcvoi organization
thought be spcarhcad such civic improvement
work cooperation with all other organizations
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Convention Report
To Be Delivered

Report of the Legion state con-
vention held in Tampa the past
weekend viii be given at the
regular meeting Of Arthur Saw
yer Post %, American Legion to-
.>irl,t al " O'Clock at the Post
Home. Stock Island, Antonio
Arrange, Jr., post adjutant, stated
Quay.
Many other items Of business
are scheduled for this meeting.
Discussion of the Armed Forces
Day Parade, May 10, which the
post is sponsoring, will be held,
Commander Frank Romaguera
said.
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Coming EUenfs
EDNESDAY. APRIL as

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25-
poinciana Social Club will
- meet at 1890 am. in the
Poinciana Community Bldg.
was Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
American Legion will meet
- - at pm. 1.-THE Legion home.
Scottish Rite Bodies will meet
~ at 8 pm. at temporary home
on Amelia street.
Airship DevRon Eleven Off
GERS Wives club will have a
~ 4 pm. dessert bridge party
at Aeropalms.
49, Junior Chamber of Commerce
800. win meet at pm. at the club
fs0> h0use.
bowling for officers wives be-
gins at 1880 pm. at the Ma
Station bowling alleys.
Pa Concha NAVY Wives Club
No 81 will meet at 1890 am.
sss'in building l73 on the Naval
Station
Beginning golfers class of Of
ficerS' Wives club will meet
at 10 am. on the handball
field behind EchoaSiS on the
Naval station.
Key West Bridge Association
will meet at 7:30 pm. in the
Coral Room at the Overseas
Hotel
THURSDAY. APRIL 20
Board of governors meeting of
the Woman's Club. $50 pm,
held at the home of Mrs. Wal
lace Kirke, l0ll Won PhiSter
street
Ladies Auxiliary, V. F. w. Post
No. 1911 will meet at 8 pm.
at the V. F. W. Home.
American Legion Auxiliary, Ar
'aur Sawyer Post No. %
viii meet at pm. at the
Legion Home on Stock
Island
DR. Felix Vsrela Lodge No. GA
Will meet at pm. in the
Cuban Masonic Lodge.
First year Spanish class, ~econd
half, will meet from $3.50 to
445 pm at San Carlos school,
over Palace Theater.
Sewing Group Monroe County
Hospital Woman's Auxiliary
will meet at pm. at the
~. hnSpital
FRIDAY. APRIL 81
Beginners Spanish class will
meet from to 8 pm. at the
~ 7'7r'NCCS Club at 1921 Duval
street
Alcoholics Anonymous will
meet at pm. in the annex
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Tony A. luton

Tony A. futon, two and a half
years of age. died Monday morn
ing after a sho.t illness. Sur
vivo"s are the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene futon, two brothers
and sister.
The body was sent yesterday
by the P.itcl ard Funeral Home
to Orlando, Florida for funeral
services and burial in the family
plot.
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Cou1ryt association Names
Men Candidates For office

office pre- nominating
the West Community Concert Association have
been sent to members of the local organization.
nominees Emelne Bodler president Mrs Edgar
Stark first j. J. Trevor second president Mrs
Deio Cobo, secretary Comdr Lee Goddard,
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birthday party Of West Kiwans club
fFaec club Seventy Kwanans
1o'n eslests present.
the opening ceremonies and invocation
beef dinner
'~v"'~t the dinner. made -,
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May Queen and King To Be Crowned
At PT1 Festival On Newt Tuesday

The Truman School PTA will sponsor May Day Fe tval nex
Tue on The
with Naypoc dance picnic student participation and the browning
o Il May King anG Queen hghligh. of the day.
Ii TIC Miss Rachel Daz has been chosen Quecn
Her escort King May, Patrick Ffohock ASST
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$4,000 IN PERMITS
,Contlnned From Fage One

Confined From Fage One
also moving a garage from the
Army Barracks to 1915 Florida
street. IS
Neil Saunders is moving a gRs
rage from the barracks to 1901
Seventh street.
F. Baldwin obtained a permit
to construct a $500 addition to
his store at lI0I Simonton street,
: La Placita obtained a permit
to rehang a. sign at 726 Duval
street. f