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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING PLANT and IL re-
tail outlets, also wholesale accounts;
located in Washington proper; shows
excellent return on your money. VIII
consider good income property In
trade and balance in cash: as OF a asUa1 sub
sary. Box 3O6-M. Star.
LIQUOR STORE-One owner since
1884, catering to exclusive uptown
Conn. ave, apt; house area; no cut
livery truck and small grocery bust
ness; 10-year lease guaranteed. Only
qualified principals with SUBSTANTIAL
cash need apply. ", L. TooMEY'
FOR SALE, on Washington boulevard;
well-established liquor store. bar and
restaurant; doing over hundred
thousand a year; quick sale at low
price, No brokers. Box Tam
BAR, RESTAURANT and liquor store,
on and of sale, located in Prince
Georges County near the District
line on aosn main highSay. zig nSay GusE- T.sE
and the adjacent liquor store
Notify Box 27s. Hyattsville' Md
~ SERVICE q1,,ss for sale ~, 18th and K !;
Inventory inv; Siei II 7-4os1' ' W "
RETAIL BAKERY fully equipped. Sill
yer Spring area. Possibilities good
Box 39-R. Star. .
GAS STATION, garage fully equipped
including tow truck. miles from
D. c.; needs partner with $4,000
to start. 24-hour operation or will
sell outright. Box 230-M, Star
FLOWER CONCESSION in a leading
SC to 81 store. crossing S35. 900 per
year; for sale due to illness; person
interested must be financially respon-
sible with alert merchandising abil-
ity. Box 1921 Star. 81
GROCERY on hwy. near D. c. Real
bargain to right party. Sell or lease
store OWNER, HI. 94S7. 80
GROCERY in fastest growing COM
munity Of Annapolis: doing better
than $4,000 annually; only illness
forces sale. Box 279-M Star. 81
BAKERY with living quarters; op-
portunity of lifetime for right
couple. EN-. 2115.
OWNERS OF LARGE APT. HOTEL
Willing to equip kitchen and
dining rm., for lease to an
exper. and responsible party.
with sufficient capital. Lessee
must be experienced in the
operation of hotel dining rms.
and 1st class restaurants. In
reply. please state experience
and the type Of places you
have operated. An attrac-
tive lease with q minimum
guarantee on percentage
basis is available to the right
party. Box 57-J, Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

8. s. AREA-Owner has left the coun-
try and has authorized US to get the
pest price. Corner brick, 8 large
rooms, equip. kit. full bsmt., gas
&C. heat; excellent cond.; $3.50
down. easy terms. Trades considered.
Directions Out Ga. ave.. 3 blks.
past Wheaton intersection. turn left
at Parker ave. to our sign.
BROWN INVESTMENT CORP.
ST 2026; Ewes, SH. 4S15.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW
Two bedrms., h.-w,h., garage. yard.
shrubbery; conv. located. Bethesda.
Md. BOX l79-R. Star. 81
Evening star., 1951-08-30

LARGE RESTAURANT. located at
intersection of 2 main hwys., 81 mi.
from D. C. Situated on over . acres
of ground with approx. 350-ft. 'front.'
age. Consisting Of main din. rm. ap-
prox. 50x6O, smaller dining area
approx 20x15, long counter with
completely equip. kit. with auto.
dishwasher. ETC., all necessary equip
ment to start operating; 3-rm. apt.
overhead. Priced S49,500. Excel.
terms can be arranged. Shown by
Evening star., 1951-08-30

BRIGHTWOOD-Lge. brk. att. home
In peri. cond. 8 twin sized bedrms.
baths on 2nd A. Din. rm, with
nrepl.; bsmt. has finished recr. rm.
and maids rm. with bath. Gar.
CONGRESS REALTY CO., LU. l.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

IA baths, den. liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm., kit. large porch;
sRs sRs hgs sss5o RsEfsT1N9g slGsE SFSg coRp 6Sng
HU. 1898. day and night. 80
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Beautiful CEN
ter-hall Colonial home. within 2 blks
Of Horace Mann School; Just about
finest quality construction obtain
Immediate possession: restricted sale
Eyes. call OR: 9265. FRANK 8
REAL BARGAIN for quick sale. Best
block on Nevada ave. in Chevy
Chase, D. c. Perfect cond. Immed
occupancy. All-electric kitchen, cen.
ter hall. 8 bedrooms, one bath. Ga.
rage, gas heat. full basement. Ash
for Mr.. Levarton. DOROTHY K
WINSTON tVTs! .Sss.. 4 70 57ai4 A11' Real
Evening star., 1951-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BETHESDA, Battery park-IJnioue
custom-built brick bunga., large leye
lot with trees; liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm., kit. den. bedrm
and bath. 1st floor; 2 bedrms. anc
bath. 2nd floor; porch. recr, rm.
h.-w.h;,. det. gar: excel. cond; walk.
ing distance to stores, school
tranSp., church. Terms; early DOS.
session. EARL T. WRIGHT. WI
Evening star., 1951-08-30

the finest homes in all Brentwood;
with slate roof; den and law. or
lst. H.; 3 bedrms., 2 lovely TILED
baths on End A.: beautiful recr. rm.
storage attic. b,-i. gar, oil h.-w. d. !;
real value at S24. 800. Ewes. call WI
1884, FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

, Il have enjoyed working with
the ex-commissioners and feel
that they have promoted and
initiated progress IN the city OF
Key West" Carbonel said, I'm
sorry that they can't be with Us
for the coming work of the
year, but also feel that the
newcomers will carry on the
work in fine tradition.
Present at the gathering were
Louis Carboneli. A Maitland
Adams. Louis Eisner. Mayor c.
3. Harvey. City Manager Dave
King. Victor Lowe, city clerk,
and new City Commissioners DR..
.Deiio Cobo and Jack Delaney
Also present was Sebastian
Cabrera III owner of the restallr-
ant who received compliments
from John Carbonell and his
guests. Steak was the main
course of the dinner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
kR1TPU'IuO
Stand

What do yOu do with your spare
time? / read books. but after per
suing Palmetto Braiding and
Weaving by Viva Cooke and
Julia Sampley, don't be surprised
if you see me at the beach sur
rounded by fronGs and strips Of
palmettoS busy as a Squaw max.
ing baskets, fans, juice bottle
covers, hats, clildrens bonnetS.
play card holders, party favors
fancy mats, buttons aand purses.
And there goes nay Sunday off
There's fascinating study Of
what to do in the ancient art of
palmetto handcr~-. in the book pub
lished by Charles 4. Bennett, Co,
Inc, formerly the Manual Arts
Press, Peoria 3. ILL.,
A history Of straw, palm and
palmetto weaving and braIding is
given in the preface. Types of
materials and preparation for use
OF them include grass, corn ShuckS,
rushes and yucca. Concise and
clear, the text is accompanied by
diagrams for making any Of the
articles mentioned in the first para
graph. All this and heavenly pat
terms, too, are presented in detail.
Braid by braid. step by step, the
process is effectively described.
Floridians will be especially in
terested in the book 1t can be
adapted TO hobby work, gift shop
creation. individual manufacture OF
woven items. to schools or for in
structorS in therapy at veteran's
hospitals
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

Official u. S. Navy Photo
Chief Radio Electrician John
If. 'Canfield has recently re-
ported to Fleet All Weather
Training Unit. Atlantic, Key
West. Florida for assignment as
Assistant Electronics Officer.
He is reporting from Naval
Supply Center, Aviation Sup
ply Depot, Oakland, California
where ne served as Assistant
Technical Division Officer.
Mr.. Garfield IS replacing Chief
Radio Electrician Jesse J Davis
who has been transferred to
Naval Air Technical Training
Center. Memphis, Tennessee.
MIR Garfield enlisted in the
Navy in 1882 During his 10
wears Of naval service. he has
been stationed aboard the USS'
Louisville. AT Pearl Harbor
(before the outbreak of World
War III, al Washington. D. c.
and at Rio dc Janeiro as a radio
operator in the Naval Attaches
plane. He has also served with
Souadrons CASU-23. Atlantic
City n. j.. CASU-21. Norfolk,
Va, FASHIONS. Norfolk. Va.
and FASRON-105. Trinidad,
British West Indies. He was
commissioned in April. 1916.
A native Of Troy, N. Y, Chief
Radio Electrician Carnfield was
educated in Troy schools. He is
the son of the late Mr., and Mrs.
Martin J Garfield.
Mr. Garfield is married to the
former Miss Ruby Wyoma Cop
enhauer Of Abilene. Texas.
They have a son, John Martin,
Jr.. age 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Christian Home
Rules Discussed
By Circle iii

Mrs. Walter Ga wson of Circle
III Of the Women OF the First Pres
byterian church, presented a les
son on '.The Christian Home, at
a general meeting of the group,
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Fred Miller, I0I5 Flagler
street.
Prerequisite for Christian
home, said Mrs. Clawson, should
be abiding love. rights of each of
its members respected, religion
and worship in the home, char
acter building and discipline.
Mrs. W. =. Bell, \ continuing
the review OF the Book Of James.
spoke on Righteousness in Hu-
man Relations emphasizing the
Golden RuIe, faith and BE We
doors of the word. not listeners.
Announcements made at the bust
ness session presided over by presi-
dent, Mrs. Fred Miller, included
that of Thanksgiving services at
the church on Thursday, Novem-
Der q at 10 am. and a dinner
meeting of the men Of the church
November q at : pm.
The Sojourners dinner. served
by Circle III was set for Decem-
Der 4 and home missions for Dec
ember s.
Refreshments of pumpkin pie
and coffee was served members
and guests.
The next general gathering viii
be on December II and each mem
Der is asked to bring a gift,
Guests present included Mrs
Harry Stag and Mrs. Charles T.
Lands.
Members attending were Mes
DANES Elmer Nonnemacher. vii
liam Bischof, Daniel Garcia, Jose
phi Brent. James Sterling. Earl
Julian, Raymond FELTON,. Julius
Specht, Reggie Pritchard l.. T.
Brown. W. H. Bell, Robert Wheel
er, Gleason Snow. Herbert Pace.
Heggie BeShears, Walter Clawson.
Joseph Bringman. Alexander War
mock, Bernie c. Papy Fred Miller
and J W KovsSh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
FERN CHAPTER OE>
RESUMES iCTUFTf
FOR NEU SEASON

Fern Chapter Il, Order OF the
Eastern Star has resumed activity
for the season.
Friday there will be the regular
twice d month meeting al the Scot
fish Rite Temple al pm.
Memorial services viii he OBJ
served Sunday afternoon al the
Temple at pm.
The Ever Ready Star Club which
is connected with the chapter will
meet Tuesday at 3 pm. at the
home of Mrs. George Skies, 1915
Windsor Lane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Thanksgiving
Service AT Lev
Memorial Church

Lev Memorial Methodist Church,
Truman Avenue d Georgia
Street. viii observe Thanksgiving
with the Annual Thanksgiving Day
Service on Thursday morning at
1000 O'Clock. The pastor, the Rev,
Eldon Simmons, has selected
Sound The Trumpet Of Thanks
giving" as the sermon topic. The
Scriptural text viii be also IN
the day of your gladnesS, We shall
blow the trumpet" Numbers
10:10l.
Mrs. Stuart will be at the organ.
Her prelude will be Lawrence S
Immortal Praise (Dixl. She has
chosen Thanks giving And Praise,
by Maitland, for the offert6ry. and
Thanksgiving {St Ansleml, by
Barnley, as the postiude.
Since Thanksgiving is time Of
praise and thanksgiving the congo
CATION will sing four of the tradi-
tional hymns. The service win open
with that great anonymously writ
ten hymn I'VE Gather Together To
Ask The Lords Blessing. Come,
Ye Thankful People. Come. by
George j. Elvey, will be sung to
the tune of ST. Georges. Windsor.
just before the sermon the congo
cation viii sing pierpoint's For
The Beauty OF The Earth aud the
service viii close with For ali
the Blessings Of The Year. by
Albert II. Hutchinson.
Ii your Church is not having a
special Thanksgiving service won't
you join US at 1000 O'Clock Thurs
day morning? Everyone is cordially
invited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Korea Truce
Hopes Brighten

TOKYO. Nov 21-sH.--liopeS for
a truce in Korea Frightened to-day
when Red negotiators submitted
their own cease-fire plan that
could conceivably pave the way
for an arnistlce by Christmas
An Allied communique termed
the similarity Of the Red proposal
with a e. N. plan only -perficiai
But later the command 5 official
spokesman. BrigsdieT General vii
liam Nuckols, said if the Red plan
means what we think Il means
then I think We are very close TO q
solution. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
PRINCESS C4R4CCIOL.f
WILL JUDGE Ballet

Princess Nina Caracciia, baiie'
expert. viii be a Judge al the sec
ond addition of ballet dancers to
he held in Miami Saturday after
noon.
The selection OF ballet perform
ers is underway in preparation tor
the Dade County Ballet concert to
be held later this season.
Princess Caracclola at present
is a guest of DR. and Mrs. Aubrey
II. Hamilton. 622 Eaton street, and
intends TO make her winter resi-
dence here.
She will return TO Key West on
Monday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Coral Shores School To Be Dedicated
Sunday afternoon At Plantation Key

The formal dedication Of Coral.
Shores school on Plantation Key
Sunday, November 25 at 3 pm.
viii De attended by Horace
OBJ yant, superintendent of
schools in Monroe county. He
will present the official keys and
flags 10 the school during the
ceremony.
Key Westers and Key resi-
dents are invited to attend the
dedication. Guest SPEAKER will
be Capt. George r Rawlins, Us.
Army (retiredl and past conn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

10 to IL 80 am
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %
Memorial service. Fern Chapter
p. O.E.S.. Scottish Rite Tenn
pie. 3 pm.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20
Meeting, Methodist Men. Cabal
Ieros MetodiStas, Wesley house
s ?. m
Meeting. Anchor Lodge No. l82
Scottish Rite Temple, s p. m.
Meeting. Beta Sigma Phi Scr
GRITTY, San Carlos school.
2. IN
Iiandicraft special interest
group, Officers Wives Club
Bldg. l7s. n. S. 7:30 pm.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81
Meeting, Order Of DeMolay boys
Scottish Rite Temple. 100 pm.
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re.
bekah Lodge No, Il, knights
of PythiaS Hall. S pm,
NJ eetne, eunG A00lS eEiu"-
ship, First Methodist Church
annex. 5 pm,
Meeting, Ever Ready Star Club,
home Of MRS. George Skies
1913 Windsor Lane. ; pm
Bowling, Navy Wives league,
Ms. Alleys, pm.
Meeting and qinnei, Kiwanls,
South Beach patio, Gas pm.
Ping pong tournament, YMCA-
USO. 8 pm.
Spanish lessons, High Schoo
level children. San Carlo
School, 3,30-4:30 p. IN.
Spanish class foG beginners
sponsored by the NCC.S
USO. al Saint Mary Parish
Hall. 1921 Duval street
adults. tc $ pan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Be QUICK
To Treat BRONCHITIS

Chronic bronchitis may develop il your
cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis
is not treated and YOU cannot afford
20 take a chance with any medicine
less potent than Creomulsion which
goes right 10 the seat Of the trouble TO
help loosen and expel germ laden
phlcgnn and aid nature 10 Sooihe and
heal raw. tender infianaed, bronchial
membranes.
Creomulsion blends bccchwood
SreoSote BY speclai process with other
time tested medicines for coughs. Ii
contains no narcotics.
No matter hos many medicines you
have tried. Creonlulsion IS guaranteed
10 please you or dru ggist refunds
money. Creomulsjon has stood the
test Of many millions OF users. (1Adv. /
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Coming EUents
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2I--
Spanish classes, adult begin
ners, 8 TO 8 pm, San Carlos
school.
Dancing classes. TT. Taylor
Officers Club, 8 TO 10 pm.
Meeting, Jr. Chamber of Com
merce, club house, 8 pm.
Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room
Overseas hotel. 7:45 pm
Meeting, Natl Executives Club
of Key West, South Beach
restaurant, pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy
Wives Club No. IS, Bldg. i78
MS, 1890 am.
Meeting. Monroe County PTA, at
Marathon, Florida. Lunch al
noon followed by Afternoon
business session.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER d.
Golf classes, baseball diamond
MS, special interest group
10 am.
Bowling. Navy Wives Leagut
Ms, alleys, pm.
Spanish, advanced students
San Carlos school, 73o to
$50 pm.
Sewing group, Monroe Co
General Hospital Woman's
Auxiliary. 2 pm
Meeting. Officers Club OF Fern
Chapter, OES, 8 pm.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary
Arthur Sawyer Unit No. 20.
Post home. s pm.
Meeting. Ladies Auxiliary
WV Post 39ll. VIEW home
8 pm.
Meeting. JaySheeS, at club
house. 7:30 pm.
Meeting. Dr.. Felix Vareia
Lodge No. 81, Cuban Mason
ic Lodge. 8 pm.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3D.
Meeting. Alcoholics Anonymous
First Presbyterian church, Z
pm.
Spanish. children of elementary
school level, San Carlos school
$50 pm. to 4:S0 pm.
Meeting Fern Chapter q OES
Scottish Rite Temple. pm.
Fashion show and luncheon, VI
fieerS' Wives Club, Fort Tay
lcr al noon.
Open meeting of Key WeSl
SATURDAY. NOVEM Der "a
Meeting, Children's MiSslonar
group, Ley Memorial church
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

vile, Florida represented the
Woman's Division, Board of Mis-
sions and Church Extension OF
the Methodist Church and pre-
sented the building for the act
OF dedication. The Rev. Don
Cooke of Miami superintendent
OF the Miami District gave the
message of dedication.
Mrs. Mabel Carrot Wagner OF
New York City, executive secre-
tary, Bureau Of Urban Work.
Woman's Division, made q state
ment as to the purpose and plan
ming of such community hot.se.
and Miss Arlene Merritt. head
president of Wesley Community
House made brief statement of
gratitude to the community for
their cooperation. She expressed
the hope that many happy ex-
periences viii take place in the
new Wesley Community House.
Special music for the occa-
sion was presented by Mr. James
Fox of Stone Church who sang
The Prayer Perfect and Mrs.
Aleida Salinero of Ell Salvador
Methodist Church VINO sang
Bless This House"
Local Methodist pastors took
part in the service. The Rev.
Manuel Figueroa OF Ell Salvador
gave the invocation and Rev ".
J. Ashworth of Fleming Street
Methodist Church read the Scrip
tuTe Prayer was led by Rev. Ell
don Simmons of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church. Rev. Paul
Touchton of Stone Church gave
the benediction.
The W. S. c. C. s. groups Of
the four Methodist churches
were in charge of the refresh
ments and the dedication serv-
ice.
The Wesley Community House
Woman's Club was responsible
for the lovely flowers which de-
corated every room of the Wes-
ley House and made the new
building so attractive for the
open house which followed the
service.
Wesley Community House was
the recipient of an American
flag given for the occasion by
Post % of the American Legion.
4 new sign was made by Neil
Saunders and given TO Wesley
Community House by the Girl
Scout Leaders Association.
The dedication was an irnpor-
tant event in the history of ives
ley Community House in Key
West and its service to the COM
munity will be strengthened
anew by the beautiful new
building, its new workers, and
the helpful hearts and hands
Of its many friends and support
erS.
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Up wirephoto

A new gold strike, assaying
$500 s7O0 a ton. has skyrocketed
the little California mining town Of
Suffer Greek out Of IFS recent SI7-
alton doidrnms. The strike was
made at the nearby historic Cen
trail Eureka mine which began
operations in 1859.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Maids Night Out

by Dot
TOMORROW IS ANOTHER

GE GDl
TOMORROW IS ANOTHER
DAY. at the Strand Tneater.
One OF the more recent faces
m the screen belongs to Steve
Cochran who is somewhat like a
well-fed Gregory Peck. He hasn't
veteran Peck's polished know
now in acting, as yet, but there ;
an intensity about him which in
dicates that the day win come
when his boX-office appeal viii
be in the upper brackets.
Ruth Roman switches charac-
ter right in the middle Of the
picture along with the color Of
her hair. As the flaxen- haired
doll of danceIand, she has the
type OF role nearly every actress
likes because il is easier to play
mink than a mouse. Then love
rears its haloed head. and she
does an about face. In the pivot,
she loses force. However, tribute
must be paid to her skill.
The story has a sociological
impact. Cochran is Bill Clark, a
young man who is released from
prison after ID years spent be
hind the grim. gray walls for the
shooting of his father. Because
he was only 10 at the time Of
the killing, and because he com
united the murder while defend
! ing ms mother, he IS rardoned
and turned loose in . strange
world with the warning from the
warden that he viii hnd II an
/ unrecepuve place,
Pathetic humor IS evlnced IN
Ithe scenes of what lakes place
during the first hours of free
dom. lie Is fascinated and awed
lat the sight Of a new world ali
about him: the pushouttonS ON q
new car, neon lights, pretty
girls. hat styles. all ordinary
Things 10 MIR. Average Man, but
! To one lust out OF the cloister OF
/ a penitenuary. full Of wonder
! Starved Tor other than prison
/ fare. he eats three different kinds
| Of pie at one ordering. Starved
j for companionship, he talks with
4 man who seemingly befriends
/ him. The man turns out to be &
feature writer IN a local news
7 paper who had spotted him ali
the way from the prison gates.
1.-The expose in the paper means
! Of course that the welding job
flor which lie was signed would
ifo}d up and that people would
point out. Hes killer. After
giving the reporter his just DIES
serts. the brooding and bewilder-
! ed man leaves 1osen and heads
for the bright lights.
/ FIRST encounter with women
is at three-foT-a-quarter dance
| }o;nt where girls are out fo1
/ money only The Hedging tfie:
| his wings only to become IN
vclved in the shooting Of DO
| lice lieutenant The hardbollee
/ eIrl lets him believe that he J.
/ the culprit- They escape togethei
| and find a tentative happiness
| together. which marred only by
! the continual shadow Of the teai
at the hunted.
/ The situation works out 10 {
satisfactory ending. There is q
great deal OF hidden power i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Counter Attack
Is Beaten Back

TOKYO, Nov 81 u Allied
troops threw back a strong Com
munIst counter-attaek on Korea S
central front
The Allies have gained nearly
five miles in the area since Satur-
day. While fog kept a check on air
activity, artillery-Supported south
Korean troops turned back eoun-
ter-attacks by elements Of two Red
battahons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

oGDENs HAVE SON

MIR. and Mrs, Charles E. Og-
den of Salt Lake City, Utah are
the proud parents Of a baby BOY
born November Is. His name has
not yet been announced He
weighed seven pounds at birth.
His father IS the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Ogden, Sr., la-F Port
er Place. His mother Is the for
mer Miss Margaret Versulun OF
Salt Lake City.
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nander OF the American Legion
Post AS.
The Key West High school
band under the direction OF
bandmaster Harold Casterton
will play several selections.
Principal Charles c. Albury OF
Coral Shores viii act as master
of ceremonies.
Mrs. Mary Arsua OF Coral
Shores is IN charge Of the pub
Lefty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
SON FOR McDANIELS

A son was born Sunday. Novem-
Der Is at S:35 p. IA, in the Naval
Hospital to MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Nc
Daniels. The new arrival weighing
eight pounds. eight and one-hasi
ounces, has been given the name
of Ralph McDaniels, II,
Mrs. Mechanics is the former
Miss Carrie Rash of l4iS Angela
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

Mr. and MRS. Frank Castagna,
Ours. 39E, White street. are en-
pertaining visitors from Chicago.
Ill, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall BiSh-
op who were married just last
Saturday, November IT, in Chi
cago.
The bride is MRS. Csstagna's
cousin.
The newIyweds win spend a
week or ten days in Key West.
Additional names of guests
and members who attended the
first annual banquet Of the Aud
t,i,oo So~jnt,, ~ r1e,- ~'~bt 81
La Concha hotel included Mrs,
h. q. Farreli. Alts. Many rai.o4,
Miss Florrie Ketchings, ". c.
Rabon and Ralph Whitmyre.
Speaker Of the evening. John
II. Baker. national president Of
the organization returned to New
York City yesterday by plane.