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4:45 pm. at San Carlos school,
over Palace Theater.
Sewing Group Monroe County
Hospital Woman's Auxiliary
will meet at 2 pm a: the
hospital
FRIDAY. APRIL 20
Shrine Club will meet at 8 pm
in the JayCee clubrooms on
F'laglar avenue.
Key West Amateur Radio Club
will meet at 7:30 pm. in the
Noes Club, 1921 Duval street
Beginners Spanish class will
meet from 8 to 9 pm. at the
Noes Club at 1921 Duval
street.
Swimming class, special inter
est group of Officers Wives
club. will meet from $50 to
4:30 pm. at the seaplane
base officers pool.
Alcoholics Anonymous will
meet at pm. in the annex
of the First Presbyterian
Church.
League bowling for all navy
wives begins promptly al
$50 am. at the Naval Station
bowling ALLEYS
SATURDAY, APRIL 81
Swimming class. special inter
est group Of Officers Wives
club, viii meet from 10 to /;
am. at the Seaplane base of
ficerS' pool
SUNDAY, APRIL q
ElkS Club cocktails hour from
to 6 pm. at the club.
MONDAY. APRIL 23-
Beta Sigma Phi sorority will
meet at pm, in the en-
ployment office on SimOnton
street.
Anchor Lodge No. 1872 will meet
at 8 pm. in Temporary Ma
sonic Home on Amelia street.
Beginning Spanish class Wi
meet from 800 to APO at San
Carlos school, over Palace
theater.
TUESDAY, APRIL "a
Young Adult Fellowship of the
First Methodist church will
meet at s pm. in the church
annex.
Order of DcMolay will meet al
100 pm. in the temporary
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and Barnard have all immortal
lied in painting and sculpture the
body and face of this Peter-Pan
like man.
Bennett is the model for Prone
theus in Rockefeller Center. NYC.
He and his father are Picasso's
famous Harlequin father and son.
He posed for the illustrious
French painters Renoir, Lautrec
and Matisse and sculptor Rodin.
In the films he posed for the
painting of St. John the Baptist
in Charles Laughton's Rem
brandant." He was the portrait
of Dorian Grey in the film based
on Oscar Wilde's famous story. He
was the model for the dream
sequence painted by Salvatore
Dali in the Bergman-Peck smash
hit "SpelIbound."
Bennett is immortaIized in the
Cloisters in New York City.
I started early - while my
father is the Indian in front of
the Boston Public Library am
one of the classic figures.
My mother is the Nude De-
cending the stairs" by Marcel
Duchampe."
| couldn't name a city in which
Bennett didn't know a person,
place or object Whether it was
Omaha or Oshkosh, Benefits total
recall of his sixty years of living
with the great and the potentially
great makes him a walking his
tory of the last half century.
He is now working on his
memoirs of the first sixty years
of his life.
He came by his agility and
muscular development naturally.
Although not barn on trapeze
he just missed an aerial birth.
Son of the famous Flying
Bennetts' among the greatest
aerialists known, Nelson at an
early age took to the rings and
the trapeze. He can understand
better the perils of that life be-
cause his parents met a tragic
death in the act.
Nelson's grandmother Betty
Bennett, another famous aerialist,
was president of the Theater
Guild for years. he said.
After a period of as a daring
young man on a flying trapeze,
Bennett slowed down his stance
on the models dais.
Last night he amazed an in
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vited group of art lovers at
Mobiles Art Center with the in
tricate and grace of his poses. In
one he balances himself, reclining
with full weight on his hip and
his legs held a foot or more off
the floor.
( Cecil Beaten the. British photo
grapher, Harsh, the Canadian
Mortenson of the United States
have all used Bennett in magnifi-
cent photographs which he cher
ishes and carried with him TO
Key West.
His grey-brown eyes and his
rich crop of iron grey hair make
a striking contrast with his cop
per tan. 1.-the and graceful, the
model is more sought after by the
worlds great painters and sculp-
tors today than most younger
men. 1t is his skill in holding or
relaxing his muscles. 1t is his
ability to sense what the artist
wants.
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Community Needs
Discussed BY
Social Council

Unmet social needs in the COM
munity were discussed by mem
bers of the Monroe County Coun-
ell of Social Agencies at their
monthly dinner meeting held at
noon yesterday at Delmonico's
restaurant.
Miss Louise Gates, secretary,
presided in the absence of jeff
knight, president.
, The members discussed the
needs of various persons in the
community and discussed serv-
ices to children and the lack of
a general assistance fund.
II was pointed out that there
are many people in need who
ran not be helped by any of the
special state programs or local
private agencies. Examples given
were: Men and women who are
i'll and unable to work, but are
not over 65, or are not blind. and
are not eligible for special funds;
families who have high medical
expenses and have wage earners
temporarily unemployed or i'll;
and patients waiting admission
to tuberculosis hospitals with no
means to get support or adequate
food in their own homes.
The following committee was
appointed to investigate posi-
bilities of having local public
funds appropriated and admins
tered to meet such needs;
Joseph Pinder. chairman, the
Rev. George NJ Ray, Mrs. Garcia
Ncttles and Mrs. Beulah Russell
1t was reported that ST Paul's
Episcopal church auxiliary is
active in meeting some of these
needs through its clothing room,
but that it is difficult to keep an
adequate supply of clothing, -es-
pecially for men and boys.
A crippled children's clinic
will be held at the Monroe
County health center some time
next week. it was announced.
/ The clinic will be under the aus
pices of the Crippled Children's
Commission.
Those attending yesterdays
meeting we're Mrs. George Lucas,
II, Mrs. Henry Sands, Mrs. Caro-
Ia Ncttles, Mrs. A. NJ. Morgan,
Miss Helen Reeves, the Rev
Mr.. Ray. Miss Mildred Shepherd
Mrs Bculah Russell, Joseph Pin
der, Eileen Coughlin and Louise
GATES.
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Tennis Class For
Officers Wires
Is Organised

Four persons attended the ten
mis- class, sponsored by the Of
ficers' Wives club, which met
yesterday afternoon at the ten
mis- courts near the naval station
pool, announces Mrs. r. S. Chad
ina, chairman Of the group. a
The time for the tennis class
meetings have been changed to
9 o'clock each Tuesday morning,
to escape playing in the heat of
the day All officers wives are
invited to join the group, which
plans to practice several weeks,
before having professional in
Struction. ..''[
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Vey, president, Auxiliary Unit %,
will be chairman of the Auxiliary
group attending.
Hon. Spessard l.. Holland. US.
Senator from Florida, will adj
dress the convention on Satur-
day at 1880 am.
The Century Club Breakfast is
scheduled for 1870 am. Saturday
at the Floridian Hotel. At this
breakfast, LegionnaireS W h o
have secured more than 100
members for their posts are hon
ored.
The convention para lie is
scheduled for Saturday at 3 pm.
The Drum and Bugle Corps COM
petition. drill contests. etc. will
be at 7:30 pm. at Plant Field.
Department Chaplain Allan H.
Brown, Daytona Beach, will con-
duct Memorial Service at $50
am. on Friday, at the Conven-
ton Hall
The annual 40 and g banquet
and dance will be held Friday
evening at $50 pm, in the
Palm Room, Tampa Terrace Ho-
tel,
A joint session of the Auxiliary
and Legion will be held Satur-
day at am.
National Commander Earle
Cooke. Jr., will address the con-
vention on Saturday at 10 am.
Antonio Arrange, Jr. Post Adj
iutant, indicated today that many
fe atures are
scheduled for the Legionnaires
and Auxiliary members in at
tendance at the convention.
Among the Legionnaires who
will attend are Frank Romague-
Ia, Antonio Arrange, Jr., James
A. Gamble, ST., Anthony L. III
char, Vance Stlrrup, Charles Ma
>hin, Francis Piodela, Edward
Diaz, Theodore Albury, Harry
Metzger, U. John Delgado, Frank
AritaS, c. B. Harvey, Henry Fra
-lnal and Peter Perez.
Members of the Auxiliary Unit
who are planning to attend are
Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Anthony L.
Ulchar, Mrs. Frank Aritas,. Mrs.
U. J. Delgado, Mrs. Alice Robin
son, Mrs. Marian Arrange, Mrs.
Elsie Barnard, Mrs Christine
Key.
The Key West delegation will
be at the Hotel Floridian,
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strawberries styles we're featur-
ed in, the show. For the backless
and shoulderlessnthere. were many
charming variations of tn bolero
and stole; te.. a.
The show was concluded WITH, .,
wedding scene. Claudia LaFe,
gave a vocal selection. Marjorie
Allen was the brides Mary Louise
Acheson,3 flower girl; Michael
Baker, ring bearer; and Joe Allen
and Marcia Kctchings, train bear
crS. ...--..,.
Usherettes I Tor the afternoon
were Virginia Whitmarsh, Betty
Saunders, Betty Cavers, Gloria
Rivas, Maude Roberts, Rose Will
son and Ellie Rae Gwynn.
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Coming EUents
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18-

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10-
Women of Poinciana communi-
ty will meet at 1870 pm. in
the Community Hall.
Wesley House will have
white elephant sale from 3
to 6 pm. at the school, l0ll
Virginia street.
Council of Monroe County
PTA will have noon lunch
con at the First Presbyterian
Church, followed by "a meet
ing at lis pm. in the Poin-
ciana School auditorium.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will meet at pm.
in the Woman's Club auditor
ium
Dadc Lodge No. IA, Masonic
Group will meet at 8 pm. in
temporary Masonic home on
Amelia street.
FAWTUlant Officers Wives
club will have 1890 pm.
80 luncheon at RauPs.
T., Junior Chamber of Commerce
viii meet at pm. at the club
-. house.
s.eBowIing for officers wives be-
- 49, gins at 100 pm. at the Ma
Wal Station bowling alleys.
- La Concba Navy Wives Club
No 80 will meet at 1890 am
,..s.es in building l78 on the Naval
iv~s Ststian.
BEGINNING golfers class of Of
s~-~~-~ fieerS' Wives club will meet
s-~@ at 10 am. on the handball
....-s-.--~ field behind Echoasis on the
NAVAL station.
Naval Air Station offices
Wives club will have a 1890
O'Clock luncheon at Wylks
restaurant on Stock Island.
Key West Bridge Association
will meet at 7:30 pm. in the
Coral Room at the Overseas
rIntet
THURSDAY, APRIL 19-
CANCER Crusade Benefit Card
Party will be held from Z to
10 pm in the Poinciana
Community Hall
Martha Linda Franks Circle of
WMU of First Baptist church
will meet at 10 am. in the
home of Mrs. Jesse Milliken,
Fogarty street.
Elks Lodge will meet at 8 pm.
at the club.
NEW. Post No 1911 will meet
at 8 pm in the VIEW. Post
home.
Junior Woman's Club will have
ess~a $50 pm. barbecue at the
home of Mrs. Edgar Stark.
-HNSbandS will be guests,
First year Spanish class, ~,cond
half, will meet from 800 to
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=
~ lie traced the club from its
inception, explained the basis
for its membership. and stressed
the Importance of its service to
the community.
In countries where totalitarian-
ism takes over, he sail, Rotary
clubs were among the first or
carnations to be suppressed. This
provided a good indication of the
kind of work the club did and
what it stood for, he added.
1T makes me very proud in
deed TO be member of Rotary"
he concluded.
Wllhelmina Harvey represent
cd the Rotary AIMS in thanking
the club for the banquet.
Members introduced their
guests and Rotary AIMS. A draw
ing for the door prize-a beauti-
full silver platter---was won by
n s. Fred Miller, guest. Co
pies of the Key West Cook Book
were given to Rotary AIMS of
visiting club members.
Harold Laubscher led h e
!, gathering in two Rotary songs as
we'll as several old favorites.
George Renna accompanied on
TIE piano during the song ses-
3ionS
An unexpected wealth of tai
ent was unearthed by songmaster
Lalbscher. He called Joe Pearl
man, Rotary president elect. Har-
vey Sellers, and Horace O'Bryl
ant out, and together they sang
Let Me Call You Sweetheart. !"
Later a quintet, composed Of
Capt. Carl Hilton, Neil Knowles,
Pcarlman, Sellers and Laubscher
sang several more songs.
Music during dinner, and af-
terward for dancing, was pro-
Vided by Gus Ayala and his or
chestra.
Piece de resistance of the feast
WAS filet mignon. Other courses
ipiclu ed chicken broth, baked
,,'pe tatoeS, fresh vegetables, mixed
q cen salad and home made APP
pie PIE with cheese.
"r The ladies night committee
thpughtfully provided balloons
and paper hats for everyone
prC sent.
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There were numerous shell col
lccuonS, leaves and flowers, Key
We posters, booklets, scrap
books, aqLariums, notebooks,
posters on health and ant ,colon-
lFa.
There were many projects on
i've animals such as live birds,
turtles. frogs, fish, hamsters. and
ttImites. The unusual projects
wee at Of miniature of the
Universe. the saw of a saWfiSh, a
car motor. a diving set, plankton.
a model of the heart, miniature
oil wells, d Whizzer engine and
an air pump.
The physics classes exhibited
mainly all sorts of electric motors
and crystal sets. The chemistry
classes make mostly posters on
various chemical substances and
composition. "a.
The projects were judged by a
group of teachers and the Win
nerS are listed below.
Biology; LIST prize-Carol Dalz
,on, a shell colectio1i' y
2nd prize-Francine Johnson,
pressed leaves.
3rd prize - Lee Huddle, the
plankton.
General Science: LIST prize-Bar
bara Pritchard, Sea life.
End prize - Shelia Swceting,
solar system.
Bird prize - John Carbonell,
model oil we'll.
Chemistry: lst prize - Nancy
Watkins, safety poster.
End prize-Lorenzo Murgia, by
drochloric acid poster
Bird prize-Ann Yates, poster on
soap.
Physics: lst prize-Don Spiel,
transmitter. ..... ~.
End prize - Barbara Delgado,
crystal receiver.
Bird prize-Marlen Zorsky, cleo.
tric motor.
Eighth grade science: list prize
r-JO. Ann AtWcll, booklet, 81 on
leaves. i,,.sft
% IND pgi4eucelqsFtits ,Beegstt, post,
~ ~
r Sra brkl&tQ RbhMSid' Rehdcr, mod
el airplane motor. 'i
o. Health: lSt Shirley Hin.
de, poster on vegetables. ,.a
! End prize - Sally Goodman,
poster on breakfast. A!2. ,.,.,,o
Bird Shirley Baker, past
CT on dental hygiene.
Honorable mentions: General
science: Peter Gomez, OBJ; Lois
Robinson and Nancy Pallicicr,.
ga; Joyce Johnson, ga Jimmy
Dixon, ga; Robert Wallace, GA:
Joseph Gates, ga and Ronny
Pinder, "a.
Biology: Gene Lang, 10A; Betty
Rowan, l0A; Joe Laid and
Daughtcry Torano, 10A; Yvonnc
McCardle, lib; Evelyn Nettlcs,
l0A and Lorenzo Murguia, TIA.
Chemistry: Billy Baggett and
Ronald Bell, II.
Science: Millicent Taylor, ga;
Frank Hood, ga; Isabella Barto-
lone, ga; Norma Machado, ga
and John Higdon, "a.
Health: MARCEL Pinder, Z; Con-
ME Kennedy. Z; Kenneth Sea-
ferth, and Gorgina Alive, 7.
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Girl Scouts Are
~
Given $500

Contributions from receipts of
the Navy Charity Carnival have
reached total of $4,000, Cap
tain c. c. Aden, commander of
the Key West Naval Base, an
nounced today.
Donations previously revealed
amounted to $4,000. Yesterday,
the officer sent a check for $500
to the local Girl Scouts organi-
ration.
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MRS. RICHARD JOYCE
OF CLETEL1lND IS
V4ClTIONINC HERE

Vacationing at the Golden
Guest House in Key West is Mrs,
Richard Joyce Of Cleveland,
Ohio.
As. Joyce finds the nations
Southernmost City a wonderful
vacation spot. This is her first
visit here and she plans to re-
main a week
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MUSIC Tor the show was Played
by Ida Gellrich and her orchestra.
Mrs. Wilhelmina G., Harvey was
commentator for the afternoon
and opened the program by in
Producing Darlene Jurczynski,
who danced a spring ballet num-
Der for the assembled group. "
Part one of the show featured
children's clothes from the Chill
drcn's Corner. Owner of the shop,
Mrs. Byrnina Thompson, opened
this part of the show by singing
Pretty Baby" She was assisted
in presenting the child models by
Mrs. Quanita Delgado.
. Frilly party clothes and practi-
cal clothes were modelled by the
children. Outstanding fashions for
the girls included blue organdie
with hoop skirt petticoat and
peach organdie pinafore trimmed
with lace and also featuring the
. IlOOD ShlIt" DGttICOdt.
Washable butcher linen suits
were fashioned by the boys, as
well as Cuban Jackets and printed
rayon and terry cloth cabana
suits.
Girls modelling included Linda
Wells, Sandra Sweeting, Joan
Lowe, Jacquelyn Rackley, Chris
tina Dopp, Marcia Ketchings, Bon
ME Lynn yelling, Fern Carbonell,
Shirley Merson, Georgia Barber
and Linda Sweeting.
Boys modelling were Michael
Baker, Ben Lowe, Jr,, Ray Linn
bert. Joe Allen, Bruce McAllister,
Terry Garden, Charles Hinkle,
Gregory Artman, Alex Hayes and
Johnny Thompson.
Janet Hayes, Margaret Ardagh
I and Andrea Commit model the in
termediate clothes for girls, Too
old for frilly pinafores and too
young for sophisticated Clothes"
said Mrs. Harvey.
These girls entered the show
with Cleora Roberts singing Alice
Blue Gown" foil we'd by
Younger Than Springtime" by
, the orchestra.
They modelel sports clothes,
street clothes and party clothes.
from the Cnildren's Corner and
Ruben Appel's.
For Part two of the show with
clothes from Ruben Appers and
shoes from Rose Bootery was pre-
Sented by Junior misses, June
Yates, Sheila Sweeting and Ray
Wrinkle. Richard F. Dendunne
I serenaded the girls with You
Must Have Been Beautiful
Baby"
Dancing dresses. young date
dresses and sports clothes were
modelled by these three charming
young ladies.
Richard F. Dendunne sang
Desert Song" for part three of
the show and the orchestra fol-
lowed with "A Pretty Girl Is Like
a Melody"
Fashions were by Ruben Appel;
iewelry by Beachcomber: shoes
/ by Rose Bootery; and hair styles
by Donald and Sue of Donald's
Beauty Shop.
Models were Bunnie yelling,
Gloria Russell, Joan Lastres, Paul
cite Gripp. Nancy Ross, Jessie
Michael, Edna Hoff, Audrey Blom
and Sylvia Baker.
Sheer dresses and the Key West
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Tina Sierra And
W. Ii. Wilson We'd
Here Yesterday

Miss Tina c. Sierra of Key West
and William B. Wilson, USN, Key
West, were married at HIS
o'clock yesterday morning by
Justice of the Peace Ira F. Albury
in his office.
The double-ring ceremony was
used.
Mrs. r. J. Benson and Ward
Butcher attended the couple.
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.IayShees To Gire
Kitchen Utensils
To J0yCee Club

Kitchens utensils will be worn
as hats by members of the Jay
Shoes at a meeting and canasta
party to be held at O'Clock TO-
morrow night at the JayCee club
house.
The utensils will be donated to
the club kitchen, after the best
hat arrangement is judged.
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BPW Club To
Elect Officers At
Meeting Tonight

The annual election of officers
for the Key West Business and
Professional Women's Club will
be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Woman'S Club auditorium.
Officers will give their annual
reports at this meeting.
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Band Boosters To
Meet TOMORROW
Night In AnneH

Members of the Band Boosters
Association are asked to meet at
O'Clock tomorrow night in the
new band room in the Key West
high school annex.
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ChiLdreu'S Art
Glasses Resumed
Al Vest MarteUO

Children's art classes at the
West Martello Gallery will be
resumed Saturday, announces
Mrs. Jeanne Taylor, curator.
The classes VIII be held from 8
am. To 2 pm. each Saturday
throughout the summer.
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Dr., Mrs. Cdsick
Are VacntiOning
AtCdctlts TerrOce

DR.. and Mrs. Eugene J. Gas
lex and son, Eugene. of Grand
Rapids. Mich, are vacationing at
the Cactus Terrace motel here.
This is their first visit here and
they plan to remain three days.
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Legionnaires AnHilia,y Members
Plan To attend State Convention

delegation of Legonnacs and auxiliary members will leave
Legion Department Con
vcnon Tampa during the weekend The convention will open
Thursday, April 49, and close Sunday April %. @.
Frank Romaguera, commander Arthur Sawyer Post No
% will be chairman of the LcgonnaicS and Mrs Whcmna ay
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Casa Marina Provides Setting
For Sorority Spring Fashion Sbon

Models paraded white placed down the walk
the beach the Casa Marina hotel Sunday afternoon for the
Sigma Phi sororiyS Spring Fashion The large
attending seated the palm either side of the
walk.
Spring the entertainment during the show
from to o'clock we'll the clothes modelled,
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Hieh School Science Glasses
Gre Exhibit For PTA Meeting

Students biology general 6cepcc physics chemistry
West high school prepared individual and
group exhibition at the monthly meeting OF the Junior
Senior High SchooPTA held night at the school
projects displayed the halls and tho school patio
showed the timely efforts of the students
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DO Attend annual Rotary Ann
Dinner Meeting At Fort Taylor

Members OF the West Rotary Club, their Rotary and
gathered the Fort Taylor Officers Club
annual Rotary Ann dinner
More than 100 attended the banquet the
dstan side Roay Following dinner that would made
Roman Emperor enough they heard speech by Pre- dent
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Originally more than -fifths
of the land area of the earth, ex-
elusive of the polar regions, was
covered with prilneval forest.
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ARTHUR Macarthur. 49,
Year-old son of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur. visits Honolulu's
famous Waikiki Beach. He is
bedecked with Hawaiian leis
and a coconut hat. The Youngs-
ter and his parents stopped in
Hawaii for a brief rest on their
flying trip from. Japan to the
United States.
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KiWanis Club will have its
weekly dinner meeting at
Gas pm. at Delmonico'S res
taurant.
Advanced Spanish class will
meet from to 9 pm. at San
Carlos school, over Palace
theater.
Bridge gam e sponsored
by a 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 Q am. to noon at the
Naval Station bowling alleys.
tIandicrafts class Tor officers
wives will meet at 7:30 pm.
above the recl cation building
on the Naval Station
Tennis class. Officers Wives
club special interest group
viii meet at a. m. at the
Naval Station tennis courts
near the pool
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, April 10, 1850
Observations taken at City Office.
900 AM, EST
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Temperatures
Precipitation

Relative Humidity a. $500 AM
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Career Benefit
Card Party
Is Postponed

The Cancer Crusade benefit
card party planned for tomorrow
night by the women of the Poin-
ciana community has been post
poned until further notice, it was
announced this afternoon.
The postponement came as a
result of confused arrangements
for use of the Poinciana Commu-
nifty Hall,
Masonic Home on Amelia
street
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barometer lSea Leveil 500. AN
1905 fris.-iOl7.6 f1bs. IS