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Evening star., 1951-07-21
Mrs. Gershen Scores
First Tourney Win
lin buffers Cup Golf

Mrs. Max Gershen of Indiar
Spring added her name to the
flrst-time golf cup winners yester.
day when she won the Women's
District Golf Associations Duff.
fers' Cup at Belle Haven in q
playoff with Mrs. Frank B
Helan Of Congressional.
Mrs. Gershen, who won both net
and gross honors Wednesday, but
elected to play off for the cup
scored l00-22-78 to Mrs. Helan's
106-25-8l.
Compassionate ladies day win
ners were Mrs. Gordon Street with
83-16-67 in Glass A; Mrs. John
Spearman, 85-23-62, in Glass B:
Mrs. Carrie Hubbard, 90-28-62,
In Glass c and Mrs. Robert Berry
low puts with 20.
Mrs. Spearman's round was the
pest OF her career by nine strokes
Her previous low score was a 95
in the Glass B section of The Star
Cup Wednesday. Mrs. Spearman
will meet Mrs. j. r. Holzapple of
Army Navy in a Star Cup play
on Monday.
Ladies' Day winners at Wash
ngton Golf and Country Club
were Mrs. e. A. j. Fay, 99-2S-71:
Mrs. Donald Ball, 106-34-72:
Mrs. C. A. Olmstead, s3-18-75:
Mrs. c. r. Miles, 101-26-75. and
Mrs. Conrad Siebold, 109-34-75
The Army Navy women golfers
announced the result of their
three-mcnth ringer tournament.
with Mrs. L. n. Todd winner in
Glass A with 70-8-62. and Mrs.
j. s. Phillips In Glass B with
73-13-60.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
MAGES Anr MIR rur Eor-e-

WAGES ARE DUE THE FOLLOWING.
M. henneoy, $3.50; c. NtStal, Sc. 80;
J. ". Aldron, $500; E. Kincheioe'
s9c; e. Chupb. S1.20; A. Mealor'
lore Aug. /, 1851 at CHATTERBOX,
727 11th st. NV. 2Is
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than my own. PAT
EiCR FaCi JOHN McAvoY. l403 Mon
SPECIAL. Business cards as low as
ose tSI & 900. Printing. advertising
resent lighting, Saiesbook pricing
sets. ONCE supplies. Call 10. 9-8837.
RENT.A NEW ROYAL portable typ..
writer; S12 for 8 months. Rental
soPs oPsei i4tS Sn St D1rShafsi na In CENTRAL
THIS Is TO NOTIFY an ner.on.
who have articles Of cleaning at
the property, of 1919 Independence
ave. 0ormeriy B st. n.e.) that they
may. upon proper proof. claim
saeiF q ,as1 aHsropfrty htIr.on on Tuesday, July
After this date. We viii Ehp not n D'%; BE-
responsible for articles left on
the premises. FREDERICK A.
gLuMER 15s Co. c17 Pa. ave. Sc:
PROFESSIONAL MAN, unable to
keen bis children in college and
meet living costs on GS-14 SAL
ary, must obtain lucrative week
end and holiday employment. viii
accept any. legitimate work. wheth-
or dignifled or menial. other than
selling or canvassing. Experienced
automobile operator Will care for
children or aged or disabled Box
142-K, Star. 22s
j WILL NOT BE responsible for
any debts contracted by any one
but myself. CALVIN c. WASH
1NGTON. 1856 Gath st. me-. WASH
inston, D. C.
WANTED, WHOLESALE DRY
CLEANING
Rough or finished. JOHNSON'S
CLEANERS, 1921 r. /. ave, Mt.
Rainier. Md. pa
Evening star., 1951-07-21
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Wnen ensweysns s6usytfsemenss
eegeesee0 70 Stos boxes % NOT
tnct0se o1fetMal references. pkofo.
ey0yHe o. other materials Of 0er.
eoA@ vGtue. Coytes seSre ne eilY.
Sese SH9 cyteinals meg Get lost
Evening star., 1951-07-21
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No.
g-1-3s37-51 will be received at the
Procurement Section. Bldg. 81. Ma
tional Bureau of Standards. Con-
necticut Ave. & Van Ness St. NV.
Washington. D. c., until 200 pm,
July 80, 1851. and then publicly
opened for One Reaction Type VI
bration Table and Safety Device a.
described in the specifications which
may be obtained from the Procure
ment Section. National Bureau Of
Standards. jy20.21.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR Bid No.
B-1-3S38-51 will be received in the
Procurement Section, Bldg. SO, Ma
necticut Ave. & Van Ness St., NV,
Washington, D. c., until 200 pm,
July 81: 1861. and then publicly
opened for one each of the follow
ing: Humidity Chamber, Explosion
Chamber. Dust Chamber. and Att
tude Chamber. as described In the
specifications which may be obtained
from the Procurement Section. Ma
tlonal Bureau Of Standards.
iy20,2I
Evening star., 1951-07-21

Mrs. George Bond defeated par,
l UP. in match play to win Glass
A honors at Columbia. Elinor
Finckel was second, / down to par.
Mrs. Donald Kneesse was Glass B
winner, 2 down. followed by Mrs.
w. w. Smith. 4 down.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
INVESTIGATORS
IsOnetric Craftsmen

To produce technical illustrations OF
ordnance equip. using blueprints as
source material. Salary commen-
surate with ability. r. p Brueggine
WARNER INC, FIR. 800, Ext.
a0T5. %"
JANITOR. colored, for large apart.
ment house; must be sober, reliable
and experienced: salary and quar-.
ters. THOS. j. FISHER a. CO., INC.
73S 18th ST. NV. 90
JANITOR, experienced. CONSOLI.
DATED ENGINEERING g. DIS.
TRIBUTIEG CO., 400 H ct. ne.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

Ten years ago-Ray Robinson
outpointed Sammy Angott in a
10-round non-title bout in Phil
adelphia.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
indians, I; AS, O

Totals 80 4x29 13 Totals 36 80 13
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia --- 600 900 900 90
Cleveland ---- 600 900 900 Ii
Run-Mitchen. Error-Klein Run
batted in-Avila. Two-base hits-Mitch-
Double plays-Joost to Klein to Limme.
to Avtla, Boone to Easter. Left on bases
I-Philadelphia. 4; Cleveland, 8. Bases
Struck out-By Zoldak, 2; By Garcia 4
Winning pitcher-Garcia 12-6l. Losing
lnitcher-Zoldak t3-4. Time-2:05. At
tendance-l661p
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Dodgers, 5; Cards, z
Totals 80 724 Totals % roy

Totals 81 Z "A 8 Totals 28 ~ 1
sWalked for Lanier In eighth.
titled out for Rojek in ninth
St. Louis ------- 900 001 001-n
Brooklyn ------------- POI OIL 00x-5
Runs-Slaughter, Westiake FurilIo,
Reese. Snider, Campanella. Cox Errors
None. Runs batted hutchinson, Hodges,
Reese 70, Slaughter, Campanella, West
lake. Two-base hits-Reese, Rice Home
runs-Slaughter. Campanella. Westlake
sac. tfice-Roe: Double plays-Roe to Rob-
inson to Hodges; Cox to Robinson to
Hodges; Rice to SchoendienSt. Left on
baSes-St: Louis, 8; Brooklyn, 2. Bases on
oalls-Oh Lanier,. 2; of Roe, 2. Struck
Lanier 2 in Z innings; of Poholsky, none
IN ! inning. Winning pitcher-Roe G3-2)
Losing pitcher-Lanier (5-7. Time-2 :OS.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertiser

LOCAL AdVeftlSeFB
Three Lines (Minimum)
I tins 3Sc per line
70 times consecutively. S6e Der
times eonsseutively. 83c per line.
special Eetiees and Personal. &c Der
minimum.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

DENTAL TECHNICLAN, professor; ex-
bar man Write qualifications to
Box 1921, Star. -o2
DRAPERY HANGER--Must be expert
enced. good WORKING conditions, year
round work. RE. 1880. -22
permanent position; salary
plus comm. Apply Mr.. Belcher,
ULlNE ICE CO., 3rd and M ne.
-2l
DRIVER for trash route. Apply 3102
NJ st. NV. ga
DRIVER. for dry cleaning plant; ex-
perienced routeman; guaranteed
salary and commission; reference.
@d7 18th st. NV, WALKER
DRIVER, exper. on furniture. Apply
ALAN UpHOLSTERING CO., 922
Burlington ave-. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
HELP MEN Cont.
ACCOTTNTANT

Young man, accountant. with auto
motive or automotive repair shop
experience. New shop. expanding
rapidly. needs man capable OF main
tanning shop records. with possibility
Of full charge of all records and
accounts: salary S75 to start. See
Mr.. Hutchison, at Ii. 3-SSO0.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

yIyVIn1 HyIySadeISon aIteE D pm. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871 Bla,
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. Saiary
and commission. 51a--day week. ex.
tunity for advancement. caiI DiSI NE
NsMkirk. LU. 4-4400. MANDELI
ATToMoTivE Truck MECHANIC
Large truck distributor needs 5 ex.
perlencea men: steady employment
Ing eona GnsTsms msny s:n.t. sfseleps T., work
Moudy; REQ WAsHIN6ToN CO.
INC 1881 Hall st. sc. Ii. 3-7402
BAKER. experienced: good salary,
good condition. 4o16 s. Capitol st..
BAR HELPER. white: experience mSI no,
necessary; good wages with meals.
Apply stewards once. OCCIDENTAL
. HUrEL. l4l1 Pa. ave. NV. -22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Immedi-
ately Phone ME. 1888. -21
hOohhEEPER, experienced; salary
no object to qualified person. Write
all particulars to Box 2S-J. Star.
BOOKKEEPER. knowledge of double
entry system and retail books; vi
entity Of Falls Church; salary open
I9r r;nd rieh6 person. State past expe-
BOOKKEEPER, preferably automobi,,
ONCE experience. This Is per-
manent job for the right man; un-
nm. chances for Advancement; ex-
fSsilent Sandt starting salary. II you can
days: Bonuses and vacation.
hERSON AUTO q APPLIANCE Co.
ia 9 st: NV. DE. 400. 81
EPER-TYP1ST-Full charge
plumbing and heating contractor,
Arlington. Salary open. Reply in
own handwriting stating age, ex-
psrlence, etc Box 301-J, Star. go
white, union, me-
chanics, only. Top wages. Wash and
St. Arl.. Va. BRYAN CONSTRUC-
TON CO. CHI. 1900. 80
for glazed tile, parti-
tlons and exterior brick work on
large veterans hospital in West
Hagen, Conn. ANCHOR INVEST
MENT CO. RE IOhE OT
Evening star., 1951-07-21

aSLtaoAS. Out CneVerly ave-, turn
Greenleaf rd.. Cheverly, Nd. Ewes,
phone Tower 597s. -23
BULLDOZER OPERATOR
Experienced: permanent job; large
sired. Box 4s2-J. Star. -22
ber eae: sslasR 2i
experience and ref. Box 460-G, Star.
BUTCHER. experienced; paid vaca-
ton, free disqualification. group In
cond. self-seryice Store; S'iS perm m Job job
SUPER MARkETEs. E sos. 1NaS deorsis
BUTCHER. expert. white. sober, steady
nRRIFNd; s9ej Fsf;; MHsKEn nG SUNDAYS. NO. 1885,
BUTCHER. experienced in high Class
Must have reference. b51s Conn.
cAxksipENrERs, .xper., trained d11 men
1or framing. BRowNiE WOLF. I
kenWood ave. and Crestwood dr.,
Asnts- AAisx;s Va near Fairlinston shoppins
CARPENTERS t2). finish men: re-
modellng; steady work. best wages.
ST: 53lI or OIL. 1914. al
IAnfENTERS. EXP; long housing lob.
goo South Highland St. Arlington,
See SAM -21
CARPENTERS, for remodeling and
repair. work; must be good, all
around men. sober and Industrious;
no others need apply. W. j. BAUM
BACH. INC. 4147 Wilson blvd. IA.
4-I250.
CARPENTRY FOREMAN, experienced,
first class, for concrete form work.
Write p. o. Box 1074, Roanoke, Va.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
HELP MEN

DRY CLEANING PLANT MANAGER
Must be experienced In counter and
complete operation of synthetic
plant; reference. WALKER CLEAN
ING CO.. 1917 18th st. NV. ga
EDITOR-WRITER. technical writing
experience. composition layout ex-
perience desirable to edit work OF
several electrouic writer's to conform
TO standard style and to tailor writ
ing to At available space. This posi-
tion Is with an expanding organiza-
ton, extending all mod benefits to
employees; excel. sal. for qualified
person. Call ME-. 6471. 20
ELECTRICIAN. iourneyman; must
have D. c. card: steady work; 50
an hour. CO. 959s. -22
ELECTRICIAN. jobbing work. truck
furnished, D. c. card: good oppor-
tunity. vacation with pay. Call
MR.. WEST. OR. 1914. -23
ELECTRICIANS and experienced
helpers: old and new work: own
transp. and tools; steady work. Call
any time. 81. 1857. ga
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on new
work; highest pay. Call daily be-
tween and pm, 10. 5-3626.
ELEF. OPER. for night work: must
be able to operate switchboard. See
SUPT 1879 N II ave NV 90
Evening star., 1951-07-21
ASSISTANT TO
COLLECTION MGR.

Previous experience necessary; good
starting salary; opportunity for ad-
vancement. Reply stating age, mari
tai statuS and previous experience
BOX S6-E, STAR,
Evening star., 1951-07-21
HELP MEN
NIGHT AUDITOR

NIGHT AUDI1OH
Must know hand transcript; for busy
downtown Washington hotel. Boz
287-v. Star.
NIGHT MAN-Must be able to oper-
ate switchboard and elev. See
Supt.. 1888 New Hamp. ave. NY.
NIGHT MANAGER for service sta.
ton; good salary and comm; As
hour week; vacation; tnsur.; pleas.
ant working cond. Apply 10 am.
pm. BURNERS ESQ STATION.
3rd and N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 9735.
OIL BURNER SERVICE and instaila-
tion man. car and tools necessary;
good pay and future, steady work.
SOLAR HEATING CO., INC, 110l
Lee hwy, Rosslyn. Va. OW. 1900.
PAINTERS. for large construction job.
Directions: Out Lee blvd. 4 mi; past
.5.SS cSFnsP1. sRfNGf lsf' on GallO"' I'd; eS See
PAINTERS; S14 per day; corner of
Nd. Whitehall Manor, -23
PAINTER, white; experienced. Ap-
ply assistant manager, CARLTON
HOTEL. 18th and K SITS. NV. -26
- -, PAINTERS
Apt. development main
shine. Report to Presidential Gar
dens ONCE. Mt Vernon ave. and
Russell I'd. Alexandria. after pm.
PAINT SPRAY MAN. experienced
only; on new construction work.
Call B. L. MUNITZ g. SON. VI.
357S, or ME. 5154 after pm.
PARTS RUNNER, truck furnished;
know city; good opport. Call Mr..
WEST. Or. 1914. .-21
registered. full time;
S132 week; average So per hr.; perm,
position. CALIFORNIA PHARMACY,
2162 California st. NV. -22
PHARMACIST laAisldlu steady position. Nd.
white, LIST class me-
chanics; plenty of work at So per
hr, Report to job, Garrett Park
Estates. Garrett Park rd.. 2 blocks
on Wis. ave. or call TO. 6606. --23
Evening star., 1951-07-21

AuToMOTIyE PARTS SALESMAN
Exper. preferred. 5-da.-wk. 8 to g.
Box 37S-J, Star. 81
AUTO PARTS MAN, prefer CT train
ing or General Motors experience;
5-day wk.; disqualification plan: holi-
days and vacation with pay. See MI.
46aaes 16a e.. coAsT.IN xs PoNTIAG IJA6G CO.,
AuToMoTIvE PART WHOLESALE
through Fri, s to 8. Box 359-J
Evening star., 1951-07-21
OUT-OF-TOWN RATES
Four Lines (Minimuml

Flat rate per line - b5e
Out;of-town rate is charged on all
&avertising 3o miles or more from
Claims for errors must be made in
PINE ior correction before second
Evening star., 1951-07-21
AUTO POLISHER


Experienced. must know how to dc
ffrSt-clasS work: good wages: perm
employment to right man. See
Mr.. Watson.
CAPITOL MOTOR co.
Silver Spring Packard Dealer
g2S Philadelphia Ave ga
AUTO RADIO INSTALLATION MAN
We. need f1rst-class auto radio
installation man for perm. position
with excel. opport. for advancement,
Salary in accordance with ability.
5ha-day week; good working conds.
and company benefits Apply MAN
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO CO.. 1905
7th st NV. -93
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - Must
have successful record in both new
and used car sales-able to appraise
and close. Good opportunity with
General Motors leadership in Har-
Iisonburg. Virginia. Box 3eO-G
Star -o3
Evening star., 1951-07-21
AUTO SALESMAN

~~~SA@A<@s4AA4N
We have in opening for an exper.
auto salesman; plenty Of nice cars
to sell at the right prices; 1OOeo
moor time. Experienced man can
average $500 per year. See Mt.
MlchaelSon after 8 pm. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871 Bla-
Evening star., 1951-07-21

Must know hand transcript; for busy
downtown Washington hotel. Boz
OS7-V Star
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Tigers 6; Red Sox, l.
Totals 80 ga 8

hUVaIS d" n IUIHIs 90 II u
walked for Kinder In 9TH,
titled out for Masterson In 9th.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

WANTED, WHOLESALE DRY
CLEANING
Rough or finished. JOHNSON'S
CLEANERS, 1921 r. /. ave, Mt.
Rainier. Md. -23
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-19
Effort Will
Be Made To
Enroll CTS


Nn intensive campaign 70 enroll
every war veteran IN this com
munuy in the American Legion
for 1852 eas announced today by
local Legion Post officials
The appointment of list Vice
Commander Charles N Nachin as
Chairman Of 1852 membership
campaisa was announced today by
Post Commander Vance G. Stjrrup
Of Arthur Sawyer Post SO 28
Nice-Commanedr Nacmn stated
that the American Legion today is
the greatest bulWark of genuine
AmerlcaniSm IN lhls Country
Every eligible veteran aiuRlld be
long 10 the American Legion II is
his organization 1t exists prjmar-
jly To promott The interests OF
America and of the defenders Of
America. There is job waiting
i0f every war veteran in the Amer
lean Ieglon--a )ob that has 10 do
with making this community
better place IN which 10 live aS
part Of a nationwide program of
keeping America stronger more
secure. more prosperous and o.
ways American
The local Legion Post mustered
membership of 559 III 1851. We
have set our quota much higher
for 1852 Chairman Machin stated
There has never been such need
for . strong all-American organiz
alton as there is today ,vhen the
tide of Communism is running nigh
al over The world As long as
strong American Legion exists. the
Constitution OF the United States
of America is assured of a power
ful champion and protector
The meetings OF Arthur Sawyer
Post q are held every End and 4th
Wednesday al the Legion Home on
Stock Island at pm Eligible
veterans are invited 10 attend these
meetings and get acquainted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-19
Truck In Third
Accident In Week

Causing its third accident in a
week the z II. Wright and Son
truck parked on Whitehead street
was smashed INTO by Benton Le-
roy Gabriel driving 4 1913 Ford
convertible at 2:20 this morning,
Police Chief Joseph Kemp said
today
The Ford was badly damaged
with smashed right front fender,
grill windshield and right front
door These parts OF the car we're
all a total wreck
Gabriel was driving south on
Whitehead street and ran into the
rear Of the Wright flat body Ford
truck. The police said that the
truck whica parks every night on
Whitehead street has caused three
{Ct otlnued On Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-19
7 arkeCl Car Is
Hi By Moloriist

E#..a Be@n.oUt. Studebo
tea. "a.s.i ID front of his house
Isl SImantou street was run
.at. ~ cav driven by a Mr.
Wa.sen d. thy Tropics Club at
4 ~ tnas morning. Police Chief
Josan Kemp said today,
#H3san> car has damaged
.eer -ll ana bumper Betan-
,aa ear has a damaged rear
au.s. and body Both parties
a~...a 81 sc1tle the damages be-
tH+.9 themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-19

Edmund Homer Lowe. 40.
was taken info custody by the
Sheriffs office this morning
non-support Of three minor
or charges Of desertion and
children.
lowe was arrested on ar eH-
tradition warrant signed by
the Governor. which will bring
hifn back 10 Jefferson County.
Ala.
RE was engaged on coastrVc.
ton work here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-19
.IOhIlSiOnS Build
$3.50 Home
In Key " EST

a S2I.97b house is being boilf
by Fred Johnson 5t 1907
White street ~ecording;to shc
office Of Building Inspector
Ralph Russell.
The permit for the loxurjous
dwelling was "a en- cut today
The house at tie corner Of
White and Flagler avenue will
be Of cas- construction
ideIine Cieare, 4l2 Truman
Avenue obtained d 500 repair
permit form the building Of
flee.
Plumbing Inspector Harry
Aising issued a permit 70 Nav.
rice Frsnkei. l224 South street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-19
NOTICE
NOTICE

No sk;ro Tuesday November 10th the following Streets:
Caroline 70 snnonen ssnfsn Truman, thence Truman
and Roosevelt BouIsvard soes chies from I70 A Until
the President passes.
Tn. earn. ho,,s Ar. in effect Wednesday. November 1Is
starting ~ I7oi AM ser chies 70 Roosevelt Boulevard
thence or Truman Ave DUvs DVvs 70 Caroline thence
the Naval Base
ANY Car. Violating mis- notice will away al
owners
Signed j. o. KEMP
Chief Of Police.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-19
Four Key Westers> Two Visitors
Marooned Two Days On Sand Bar

{ iii COMMISSIONER
DR.. DELIo coBO. AL
MILLS. GEN. JONES.
VII. WARREN ON BOAT
Four lucky he, Westcr~
and their Atlanta guest
are back on land today aft
er going aground in CaI-
DIES Channel off Fleming
key, and spending three
nights. on Al Mills boat
"Toddy'' They then pul il,
Saturday aud Sunda.
pumping water o", Of ihc
leaking boat. the Coast
Guard reported today.
The party OF six men including
Al Mills. owner of the boat and
Or. Delio Cobo, City Commission
er-elect. we're going to Cape Sable
90 a combination misunderstanding
trip. Brig. Gen Jim Jones and
Billy Warren we're the other Key
WeSterS.
They left port Thursday morning
and went aground in CaldeS chan
mel. The Coast Guard sent a s.
foot boat and 50 foot boat to The
/ rescue.
/ we couldn't get them off, said
Bennett of the Coast Guard.
/ SO their rescue boats left the SIX
men on the boat The Teddy fish
crmen had plenty o. supplies and
! still had hopes OF getting off he
sand bar and continuing 10 Cape
Sable
In the Coast Guard efforts 10 aid
tie 40 foot Mills boat the stem Of
the boat was pulled out.
This meant that all hands had 10
&c, busy patching the boat as best
lh& et,lg' l@ aiaterialR lefi b.
the Coast Guard. Even so the boat
began to take on water.
/ The men spent Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights on the boat
and then got il off the bar in high
tide yesterday. She returned to
Key West under her own power
The men could still not leave the
craft. however. They worked
through Sunday afternoon and
Sunday night pumping out water
she was taking on while anchored
in Key West Blight.
A. j. Cook of Atlanta Ga,
brother of Mrs. Delio CObo was
one Of the guests, and Tom Hosea
OF Atlanta, also guest OF tie
Cob0s was aboard
Cook is still on board watching
for any undue water being taken
on.
The crew kept Ia constant touch
with the Coast Guard as soon as
the To-day went aground Thurs.
day. One crew member said the
Coast Guard was extremely CO.
operative, coming by whenever
needed. This same man stressed
we we're not in real danger at
any time. We we're in shallow
water and near shore. We had alt
the comforts of home hunks fer
all Of us to sleep iH-radio-and
then we did our own cooking
The six men took turns devisine
interesting dishes 20 while away
the hours OF waiting. pumping and
patching. They came 40 with a
good conch chowder. groupcr
chowder, pancakes. egg omelctS
and seafoOd
Toward the end we were hay
ing to go into canned foods. said
the crew member" but we had
enough Of that to last as a month
if we had needed it,
The seaworthy Teddy took the
weekend squall very well and the
crew slept comfortably through it.
Refreshed rather than exhausted
by their experience. the men re-
turned to their various Jobs this
morning. except for the guests
who are standing guard Modcslly
they hoped to keep their expert.
ence quiet--but in Key West fash
ion the tale had spread throughout
the city by this morning, and The
Coast Guard confirmed the -four
day vigil.
Arizona sun., 1951-05-11
Claude R.
Beatty Dies

Claude R. Beatty died Sunday
morning at local rest home
after a lingering illness of about
three years. He was born in Ot-
terville, Mo-, 63 years ago, and
came to Arizona in 1918. He lived
fin Chandler and Mesa until about
3 years ago when he moved, to
Phoenix.
Survivors are one sister-in-law,
Mrs. Minnie Beatty Jones, Wealth
erford, Okla.; four nephews, Ollie,
Okla; Randof, Chicago; Melvin
and Eugene, Calf; two neices,
Miss Jewel Beatty, Muskogee,
Okla, and Mrs. Virginia Beatty,
Los Angeles, Calf. Funeral serv-
ices were held yesterday morn
ing at g o'clock at the Chapel in
the Valley. Rev. j. w. Ford Off
ciated. Interment was in Mesa.
Ragsdale Mortuary was in charge
!aof arrangements.
Arizona sun., 1951-05-11
AIRPORT PARKING
AREA EXPANDED

In an effort to reTseve the grow
ing parking problem at Sky Har-
Dor Airport the traffic engineering
and airport divisions have COM
pleted work on two new parking
areas and have improved the park
ing lot on the west side of the
terminal building The two new
areas are on the north side of
the road across from the terminal.
One is for public parking and con-
tains 60 parking spaces. The other
is for employees and will accommo-
date So cars. These are in addi-
ton to the existing. parking lot
east of the terminal building. The
new areas already are relieving
the congestion in the. area around
the terminal. Plans are being con-
sidered to meter the area adjoin-
ing the terminal to prevent long
time parking by persons who take
airplane trips for a few days or
d week and leave their cars at
the airport. The new public area
will take care of these cars.
Arizona sun., 1951-05-11
Willow Grove
Boptist Church
BY ZELM.A SPELL

The Junior Mission of Willow
Grove Baptist Church met at the
home of Mrs. Spell, Thursday of
last week, to make final plans
for their annual Mothers Day
dinner which will be served in
the church dining room, Sunday
at 1 pm.
The State Brotherhood and
State Junior Auxiliary will hold
their quarterly inspirational meet
ing at the st. John Baptist Church,
ON South 18th Avenue, Sunday,
at 3 pm.
Pastor w. M. Hardison preached
a wonderful sermon last Sunday.
There was one addition to the
church.
Junior and Senior Women of the
, Salt River District Association
held their inspirational meeting,
last Sunday at Mount Calvary
Baptist Church in Mesa.