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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13

Guiding the Chicago Symphony, is
returning to the concert stage
during the coming season and will
appear here Sunday, October 31st
at 400 PM, at Jackson College.
A large audience awaits the
popular baritone who has won per-
Sonal and musical fame in the
theatre. on the opera stage. in re-
cital and radio, with orchestra and
in orato1io, and on records.
The singer left academic life
as a young man to create the role
Of Porgy in George Gorshwin's
folk-opera, "Porgy and Bess.'
Since that spectacular start, Todd
Duncan's reputation has spread
throughout both Americas, Austria
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
Try Mirrors
VideO in Bed?

SACRAMENTO, Cal, - George
W. Kister has figured out how
to watch his living room television
set while he's upstairs in bed.
He does it with mirrors-four
of them.
The first one-above the daven-
port-reflects the program to a
larger mirror above the fireplace.
From there it goes to a mirror at
the top of the stairs and then on
to the fourth mirror in Kister's
bedroom. Says Kister:
at works swell"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1851

suit of~the 1850 census Of which
1,18s,429 are whites, 1861 are
Negroes and S,778 are of other
races, principally Indians and
Chinese. The bulk of the Negro
popula ion is found in 30 counties.
a majority of which are in the Del
ia sections, and in these 80 areas.
the white number pol, 754, while
the Negroes are counted at 548,-
600. Fifty-two Of the states 80
counties show white majorities
totaling 796,675, against 438, lO7
Negroes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
Two Seniors HOnored

Two Mississippi State College
seniors have been awarded James
W. Garner Memorial Scholarships
for 1951-1952. Each viii receive
$500. Charles E. Boyette of Hous-
ton and William Hal Robbins of
Meridian were chosen for the an
nual awards on the basis of their
scholarship, promise of leadership,
personality, and character. T n e
names were announced bv Ben Hill
bun, Chairman of the colleges
Scholarship Committee. Both stu
dents are first semester seniors in
the School of Business. Boyette is
majoring in public administration
and Robbins in public affairs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
Looks Once,
Spurns Mail
Order Romeo

Indianapolis - Another interna-
tional agreement collapsed here
when a pretty girl from Iral re-
fused to go through with mar
riage which she and her fiance had
arranged through lonely hearts
club letters.
The girl, Yvonne Essaye, 20, of
Basra, stepped off plane, took
one look at the man she came to
marry, Vaughn McCorley, and said
81 can't do it."
Eyeing McCorley's CRAVING tenn
pies, she added:
Hes much older than | thought.
made up my mind the minute
l saw him.
| McCorley said he is only 81. He
said he and Miss Essaye became
acquainted year ago through
lonely hearts letters and she flew
! to the U. S. with McCorley foot
ing the bill.
Faced with her refusal, however,
4 McCorley, a male nurses aid at g
veterans hospital, said he would
wait for a while. He added:
Il want her to have time to see
how she likes the country and get
used to things here"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
Effects of A-BOmb
On Mouth Studied

Philadelphia, ia. The school
of dentistry of the University
of Pennsylvania is starting re-
search to learn what effects A
bomb explosions have on the
teeth, gums, and tissues of the
mouth.
1t is supported by $4,000
grant from the Office Of Naval
Research. Bleeding of gums and
ether injuries to mouth tissues
were one of the A-bomb effects
on Japanese victims at Nagasaki
and Hiroshima.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
Todd Duncan
TO Open Concert
Series At
Jackson College

Todd Duncan. the world famous
singer, after an absence of two
seasons during which he starred
on Broadway and on a coast-to-
coast tour in the Maxwell Ander-
sor-kurt WE'LL Musical Play,
Lost in the Stars" who is soloist
with. number of orchestras. IN
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13

ed. The reconnaissance survey in
Lafayette County has revealed five
structures: Along Cypress Creek;
Western edge of Woodson Ridge;
on Sandy Creek; Near College Hill
Station, and Near Abbeville.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13

asked in college, laboratory and hospital to
try the tonic on people who needed help
with their blood, stomach digestion or
appetite. After trying out SIS. Tonic,
the doctors agreed that S.S.S was valu-
able and useful medicine. This is what they
said, =. Laboratory studies show that for
increasing red blood cells and for making the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
,RS' TESTS PROVE
How, S. SIS. Tonic Helps
Folks Who Are Ailinq

cells rich in coioring matter, SIS. Tonic
Cas definitely greater than liver and iron. -
y. After the continuous admin istrotion( of
SIS. Tonic. improvement uas manifested in
many Ways. improved appetite, stimulation of
stomach secretions, Improved digestion, restor-
increase in strength, vitality, energy, and O
sense of uell-being''
Further tests showed stomach gastric
discomfort relieved, and food better di-
gested thereby giving steady relief from
acid Indigestion.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
EIks ExauIted
Continued from Page One)

rection of Bill Henry Beck of
Biloxi who was elected president
of the council at the last state
meeting.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13

feet choice" by the New York
Herald Tribune, who sang mag
nificently and captured in his act
ing the sincerity of the kindly old
man who comes through a terrible
ordeal" in the words of the New
York Times. There was positive
radiance in his performance. "
wrote the New York World-Tele-
gram and Sun.
This opens the concert series
presented by the College Lyceum
Association.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13
Mr.D.R. Petty Says" S.S.S. Gives
Me New Vim, vigor and Vitality"

Take it from me, that SIS. is
really the ideal tonic. just one
month ago, when I'd come home
from work, usually l was so tired
out, important chores around
home just had to go undone. My
wife suggested l try S.S.S. At the
drug store, my druggist recon-
mended it, too. SIS. has given
me new vim, vigor and vitality.
SIS. is the Number One tonic"
MIR. ID. II. PETTY, 9 Rosseter
Street, CT. Darlington. Mass.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13

~ have token large sss and smol this is the first
winter missed having the flu thank SIS for nv
good health since September, after taking SSS feel fine
If feel bad again. back SS.S can never saw enougb
for it, All friends ask what had been doing look so
wel''-Mss ELENoRA E. CASH, 136 Highland Ave, Mobile
Ala
" an IS old Since started taking aeed svev sv
do all housework, walk wherever want to 60 cook
wash iron and just feel young. thank S.SS for nv
feeling Before started taking SSS night and
day."-Mrs SALIIE SIMMONS, 125 Snow Ball CT Clarks-
dale, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13

The S.S.S. Tonic
Company wanted
to prove just how
good this medicine
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-13

White Population High In
81 Counties
The State of Mississippi shows
population of 2,178,914 as the re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
Mrs. Adele Roberts
Reads Wesleyan
Guild DcrOtiOndI

The Last For Which the First
Was Made" was the subject oi
the devotional talk given by Ms
Adele Roberts al this week S
meeting of The Wesleyan Service
Guild Of the FIRST Methodist
Church
Held at the home Of Miss Gret-
ma McClain of 1927 Eaton street
Mrs. Carol Ncttles presided in
the absence Of the president
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing the meeting. and it was
announced that She group would
meet again on Monday. August
18Th. AZ the home Of Mrs Garcia
Ncltlcs. SD Fleming Street.
The following members attend
ed the meeting. Mrs. j. E Duane,
Mrs Paul Touchton Mrs, Harold
Russell. Mrs. J.. Pierce. Mrs Ad
elc Roberts. Mrs. CHoia NeitleS
Miss Lucille Richardson and Miss
Louise ketchau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
Connie OF The 7ou4>s
BY JOHN RoEBURT
AP s~sf
P Wlreplaoio
BY JOHN RoEBURT

had been playing. This blooalesss
sedentary man who showed The
bust Of Shakespeare II a room
iitteeea Ni IN siassl Scott IN
p8lfce Iiae@ 80 rs an atroc2 GUS
killer. 1t was a wildly insane de-
nouement: Il vas scmcnoW proof
Of the worlds INSANITY.
Jigger SAID, Il can understand
the wild moment of the last iA
which an tlle man can m%'Taer
q yourg GA But WHIST / carnof
under sr3 w abcG plot
ting Is incrimj MI.cig h,a0. Tb1
man WAS a III aa1 stranger to
you In fact, SO far as l know, you
two never met
Scott seemed 10 shake 1T
droxsincss. He said duly j, was
Leighton wiso made rae know
how impossible my wish fog my,
self was. Hating myself, ] had 80
hate hIsu too
Jigeer fro~ncd a little toe
deep for me, Scott
Before Leighton. my wor@1
was good could live in ats
promise,
'You mean leighton eat Won
out with Susan Hunter 1t
sounded queer 20 JlgEers ears,
/ describing tho thing Ia the lang-
uage Of youth
Scott seemed to b. only ans
wering questions IN his own
/ thinkings He came, and I was
forgotten
You're saving there was Sone-
thing between yoa and me girl
before bel gnton appeared ~
\ Something re8l2
fShe was iaStv and eager for
aly age ana u isdom. Aaa NC had
Z a common tongue, tire affinity 81
cur work, Ia So much ] knsew a
( great happiness ! bad never founa
I before. And then he3ghSon camc
- Seats voice seemed 50 die.
/ digger prompted And
1T was only then / wanted
more. moEe because I had BECOME
afraid. ] wanted her. So tnat j
could drive hin from Der
"Xou wanted love Iave re-
Iati0aship. as q way OF comps sting
against Leighton--IS that what
you're saying
Scott said. 4 know ies eoaild
offer love, ard | would iose ner.
To he eontlused
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
T0cqueIine Colbert
Le0reS For Course.
Belhdren College

Miss JacQucline Colbert. mem
Der # the KEY West Chapter of
the Junior Red Cross. viii leave
today for ten day leadership
training course u Belhaven Col
Iese, jackson. Mississippi.
Jacqueline as the daughter Of
Lieut. end Ms. J. A O0bert of
the Naval Air Station at Boca
Chica and Is a Junior at the Con
vent Of Mary Imna aculate.
At jackson, she viii JOIN Junior
Red Cross members from other
high schools in the southeastern
states. They VIII study resources
for developing programs in their
local units and will discuss them
with experienced adult leaders
IN the field
Mrs. Stuart WhIlag, Junior Red
Cross Chairman. said that the
girls win study first and. swim
ming. home nursing, arts and
skills They viii Also learn the
principal services OF the Adult
Red Cross in which the juniors
may participate, and vii! partici-
pate in panel discussions on pro
gram planning and the duties Of
local. area and national Junior
Red Cross councils whose mem
befs help plan and organize Jun
inr Red Cross projects.
,Enroliees at the BelhaVen Col
Iege training center have been
selected fer their capacities for
development into good leaders in
Red Cross activities, and must
have demonstrated a keen sense
Of responsibility and good citizen
ship and must have a good school
record.
James Sn1yth. assistant director
Of the southeastern area Of the
Junior Red Cross, viii have
charge Of the training center, The
staff will include experienced
teachers and leaders of young
people who have worked with
chapters or with schools in the
development of Red Cross pro-
grams
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
Chapter IS

PROFESSOR SCOTT was hump
/ cj up In hss chair, looking
bind without, ms spcc,aclcs, with
mis- head bowed as It under "a
yaAe Ho watched J-gecr.s APP
pr1aCh aumbly.
j.g.cr found a position ean-
fronting Scott noting the palIng
in SCOTS dead cheeks, the rigid
lty that was a tight canvas drawn
across the mouth Of pulsine vel
ca0o.
Il expected YOU" scot' sand
quietly.
I expect you did" Jlggcr re-
Piled There was a bruised feeling
in ms stomach.
SCOTS arm struck upwards
stiffly You're here because }oU
know I had been informing the
police. The professors eyes we're
CLASSY and the face seemed to
ertreat
Jigger shook his head THAT $
not why you expected NC
The ewes moIStcncd. staring,
then Scott shook his head IN .
curiously futile attempt at felgn-
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was
finding it impossible to be has
hsbitGal self. tho distracted self
he had presented to JlEger on
earlier occasions. Something he
hind the tightly drawn canvas
was sccplnc.
Jigger aesItated. seeking "a del
lcatc frame for his next speech
After q few intense inner mo-
72euts. nc gave zip the search
There vas TO soft tongue tha'
could accommodate murder,
Jigger said. I'm here because q
vas you who murdered SuSaT
Hunter"
Again curiously futilC attemp
AZ Keeping his face ordered, theI
Scott seemed to jerk IN his seat
Jigger said. ''It IS useless To-
YOU 10 act with me, or spar.
came here with pretty-cieai
picture Of everything ever
think I know your motive, 30 uu-
I less you're powerless to resist de
Tending yourself. unless safety 4
Of FIRST importance with YOU
Please no Wrangling. no hes III
wanted very mucn 70 1orstaD So
( GROSS business CT acc usak2co sni
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14

denial Of lies, hysteria. and ex-
animation
The mood communicated, or
perhaps 10 81 ted 5ac professor S
0W0. Scott nodded family J,gEcr
said urgently. "Its desperately
Important that you accept your
eu,lt-Bui as once, Whatever
Your exact motivation ln perSc-
cutting Merle Leighton Was, Il has
$50 far succeeded with deadly eff
feet You can relieve some of the
horror by tclephoning Police
Headquarters promptly You can
spare Leighton O final ordeal"
Scott seemed dcaf to Jieser' s
speech. He Just kept staring, as
ST al some personal and fearful
picture a minute passed and
Ijggcr SAID. Il want you % do the
enc decent thing remaining -
Phone Prescott without delay.
First Scott raised has eyes IN
frantic appeal. then he closed
them Ia free them from Jlgger's
demanding stare He said almost
Inaudibiy, It's too late for Merle
Leighton.
Against tho force Of his own
mood. IL sounded impertinept 90
/ Jiggef. empt.ly rhetorical He
/ tore at SCOTS sleeve. Move. man
Pick up that phone and confess
a. Prescott. Dammit spare Leigh
ton that much!"
Scott remained stub6ornly ineri
In his chair. and the inaperttpence
repeated. like q phrase cchoine
/ from somewhere in tho room.
/ IT'S too late for Merle Leighton
+ did cali Prescott just before you
I arrived
/ Jiggcr looked at Scotl du1nbiy
/ for d moment.
( When"
A tense pause lesSenea slowly
|then heightened aunlessly in time
: SCOTS reply, when It came, seem
! ed almost an irreievance. Ar
hour ago, the professor said
They found him hanging IN MS
cell
I UGGER stared into SCOTS face
) Finally he sad, "You wanted
that?"
/ YES"
I Jigger kept staring at Scott, a
though hard put 20 reconcile TIKI
face lle 50 " with the 1olc tho n7aT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
Maids Night Ont
BY Dot
official U. S. Navy Photo

RED SHELTON rides again! This
time in a horseiess carriage. vint-
age 1895. Title Of the comedy at
the Strand Excuse My Dust.
is taken from one of the natter
slang phrases used in the days
when the first motor vehicles
chuTned along dirt roads and
churned them up in dust clouds.
In the current laugh vehicle,
Skelton has throttled down on
most of his usual mugging and
eased up on his sometimes eX-
cesSive slapstick style. AS a re-
suit he turns in most creditable
performance. His prairie type face
dixie the wide open spacesl isn't
handsome. but his range of ex-
preston is both animated and be-
lieveable in the role of a fanati-
cal inventor who forsees the ma
chine age
Sally Forrest as the girl who
loves him and believes in him. at
least by fits and starts. Just like
his "gasmobile" is piquant and
contributes one dance sequence
which is spectacular
The town flirt is adroitly play
cd by Monica Lewis, newcomer to
the screen. but a familiar face
pretty il is. too to Miami night
club patrons / interviewed her
about four years ago when ] held
down the amusement editors desk
Git kept jumpingl and she said
she hoped for a movie career. She
has It, Along with an exciting
voice.
Lee McCarey gives a tongue in
check performance as Skelton'S
rival In fact. satire Of the turn
of the century threads its way
through the entire show. You'll
like the story, enjoy the dialogue.
admire the color treatment of the
film and howl at the tross coun-
try auto race in which early types
OF cars shake, shiver. wobble, and
snort along country lanes.
The costuming is fabulous and
q delight 10 see. That goes for
Excuse My Dust" in general.
It's wholesome ali-family fare.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
Mrs. A. r. WarnOc!
Reads Devotional

Circle One of the Women of the
First Presbyterian Church met
this week at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Owen in Poinciana.
Mrs. A, T. Warnock read the
devotional and Mrs. Edward Ku-
chnel gave the lesson on the third
commandment. Mrs. Joseph
BringInan.- chairman of the group,
presided at the business session
of the gathering.
Members in attendance were:
Mrs. Joseph Brngman. Mrs. A. T,
WarnSck, Mrs Lester Fowler.
Mrs. David Mcdaniel, Mrs. Ralph
Owen, Mrs. Walther Lazier, Mrs.
James Gamble. Mrs. James
ScruggS. Mrs. Edward kuchnel
Mrs. Ralph Rogers was a WISH
tor at the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
Today'S Birthdays

Robert 6. Allen. colmnSt-au-
thor. bern IN Latonia, Ky 81
wears ago.
Ernest X. Idndley of Washing
ton. D C.. editor, horn in Rich
nond. Ind - years ago.
Irene Dunno, actress, born IN
Louisville. Ky. AZ years ago.
Albert b Happy Chandler, re
firing commissioner Of baseball
ex-K Kentucky senator. born ut
Covdon. Ky, 50 years ago
John w, Root of Chicago, noted
architect. born there. q years
ago.
Paul s. Nowrcr Of Chicorua, n
II, lournalist-editor. born IN
Bloomington. ILL.,, "a years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
Coming Erents

MONDAY, JULY 10
Swimming Class, Officers Wives
Club. 3.30-4.30 pm. Seaplane
Base Officers Pool
Meeting, Mariner Scout Ship
No. 8 Flying Cloud, " : pm.
Sea Scout Headquarters.
Meeting. Key West Temple No.
20, Pythian Sisters, Knights
OF Pythla> Hall
Meeting. Elizabeth Taylor CIR
Gle of WMU Of FIRST Bap1js
Church, 3 pm. Church An
mex
Meeting. Women of First Pres
byterlan Church s pm, al
Church.
Meeting. Juvenile Council, 3
pm. Clinic Building
TUESDAY. JULY It
Meeting. K.vanis Club, Gas
pm. South Beach Patio Re
staurant
Bridge. Officers Wives Club, 8
pm Fort Taylor Office $
Club
Bowling. Navy Wives, o am
Naval Station alleys.
Mceunc. Key West Assembly.
No is. Orde~ Of Rainbo~
GuJ>. 40 pm Scottish Rl'e
Temple
Meeting. Miaoga Council DE
gree of pocahontss, 8 pm.
Rcdmana Hall.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS
Meeting. Business and PROBES
sionaj Woneu's Club, o p. ".
Home ol MRS Vera Marks.
Casa Roma.
Meeting, La Coneha Navy
Wives Club. No SO. 1880 a,
m. Building l78, Naval sta
ton.
Bowling. Officers Wives Club.
1850 ,. u1.. Naval Station
Bowling Alleys.
Meeting, Junior Cha'nbcr 81
Commerce, 3 z. m Iiuh
House
Meeting. Dade Lodge No -.
Masonic Group, g p. M scot
t1sh Rltl Temple.
Duplicate Bridge. 745 p ".'
Coral Roum. Overseas tioie"
THURSDAY, JULY l9-~
Tennis Class. Officers Wives
Cub. g d m~ Tennis C,lif'
Near pool
Mcctne. Veterans OF Foreign
Wars. Post M. 39ll, q q. mr
Post Home. Stock Island.
Meetine. Flks Club. 5 p m
ElkS Lodge
Meeting VX-I Officers Wives
Club. u 80 p IN AeropAi''iS
Club.
SWIMMING Class. Officers WIVES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
CHILDREN PAINT MuRALs

TORONTO-t41.--In the little
red rural schoolhouses and the
big modern city schoolroons tho
children have been working all
wear on a competition for murals.
paintings and handicrafts- The
Canadian National Exhibition
here viii award cash prizes.
The exhibition viii have nar-
ais from Brandon. Man. show
inq development Of the oil I'M
esuytrv: from a Toronto public
school picturing the construction
az the new subway, and many
others from all parts Of the
country
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14

Club ESQ $50 p. ia, Sea
plane Base Pool.
Scwing Group, Monroe County
Hospital Woman'S Auxiliary,
2 p. hi. at Hospital
Mcerna Martha Linda Franks
Circle Of Woman'S Mission
Union 10 q ,n. First Baptist
Church
FRIDAY. JULY 20
Meeting. Alcoholics Anony-
NOUS. g y. ma. First Presby-
terrain Church Annex
Meeting, Key West Amateur
Radio Club, 7i30 p. m, Nat
ional Guard Arpory-
Meeting. Triangle Club of Pyth-
Jan Sisters. $50 p. IN, pyth-
ian Temple
Meeting Shrine Club, 8 Z. m
Jaycee Clubhouse.
MONDAY. JULY 23--
Meeting nA0ciWr Lodge No, l82.
q p. m. Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi Ser
oritv. s y n Meeting Place
on S!hu0tou.
Swimming Classes, Officers
Wives Club, $50 $50 p. m,
Seaplane Base Officers Pool
Meeting. Mariner Scout Ship
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14

Mir and Mrs. Chester Knowles
announce the birth Of a baby Slrl
ELISA Christine. horn July g al
4:30 q. nl in Galley Menora.
hospital. The ncw daughter weigh
I'd six pounds and nine ounces,
Mother and baby are now IN their
home. 1882 Duncan street. Both
arc doing nicely
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14

o. M Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling. Navy Wives. 9 a. IN.
Naval Station Alleys
Meeting. Order Of DeMolay
Bows. $50 p. m. Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting, Young Adult Fellow
ship, s p, NJ. First Methodist
Church Annex.
Meeting. Sparkling Waters Re
bekah Lodge Nc. II. S p m,
knights Of PythiSs Hal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14

A baby girl was born July 10
IN Monroe General hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabal 1882 Gather
me street. The new arrival mas
been named Donna Lee. She
weighed SIX pounds and T. oUnc-
cS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
Only C0ked Earth Prevents C0re-In:
Mayor EiSner Warns about Semer.

mayor Louis H. E'sner told the Key Lions at their din
nc meeting Thursday night that the ct * fae t
serious and expensive repair job
he sad the qid concrete pipes installed A. days hav,
been unable to withstand the salt water sdroehloe d
sulphurc acid ana hydrogen which always pres etk nes