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Evening star., 1951-02-04
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703 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5:30 PM.
4-bedroom. semidetached brick just
of New Hampshire ave.; side-hall
entrance, large living rm. with fire,
place. dining room. fully equipped
kitchen, full basement with outside
entrance, detached garage, oil h.-w.
heat. Mr. Weaver. WO. 4944.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th St. NV DI. 3346
Evening star., 1951-02-04
NEAR WALTER REED
7217 9th ST. NV.
OPEN NOON TILL DARK

ProfeSsional-Income
r st, nr Conn. ave.-16 rms. and
Offices in perfect harmony, S59.5O0.
Owner must sell
Chesapeake Realty Corp.
ST. 1920. Ewes. TIA S12q -
Evening star., 1951-02-04
JERRY BAKER, Elk. 4474

OPEN SUNDAY, l TO s.
1920 WEBSTER ST. NV.
A beautiful 5-bedrm. home in excel
lent condition with all the refine
ments you expect in this desirable
location. See for yourself and be
convinced. HARRY COHEN, RE.
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600 SoRTIES
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= = -.
the road from the north as far as
the pilots could see. -
The Reds are using the same
smoke coeer near Mtfnsan, where
a stable concentr alton is belicv-
tedto be mounting oneaof two pos
sible j11npsoff points for Che ex-
pected second stage Of the Rcd
spring offensive. MunsaIr is 20
miles northwest of Seeal.
There is no telling where or
when the next great battle may
start. But il is expected soon
ANYTIME in the next wo weeks. 8
Damsss Great
The Air. Force says its huge
mass attack on the Sinuiiu air
field on Wednesday destroyed at
least is Req. aircraft ion the
ground. wiped cut nearly 100
buildings and damaged two Rus
sian-l,uilt Migs IN the air.
The attack by more than 500
American fighters and bombcrs
also destroyed vast quantities Of
supplies.
The weekly Air Force summary
said our planes new more than
4 900 missions this week. and re-
ported destruction and damage Of
1900 vehicles. II locomotives, 100
railroad cars, and destruction OF
So bridges and Is tunnels.
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8 Macy Movies
ShOiCn To Men
OF Ley Memorial

In observance of Armed Forces
Week, three Navy films were
shown at the meeting of the Ley
Memorial Methodist Men laSi
evening in the church annex. The
program was under the super
vision Of LCDR c. G. Lubbock,
U. T. u Projectionist was r. E
Markrr, sol. U.TU. The film.
we're The Lady Speaks Fight
ing L.ady's Family" and "Ou1
Stand in Korea"
The Methodist Men wish 10
thank the u s. Navy and then
two representatives for their CO.
operation in showing these NOV
les.
Stewburner II. +. McKibhcn
served oyster stew, vegetable
salad, ssltincs, iced tea and coffee
and dessert of fruit cocktail and
cookies.
The business meeting which
followed was conducted by Presi-
dent Million c. Roberts.
Members present were: Million
c. Roberts, Don A. Gihharn, Ken
Meth Hutton. Archie Roberts, J. b.
Webb, r. H. McKibben, the Rev.
Eldon Simmons, Judson, Kcrns,
Bill Hoffman, Merren Sands. Eli
gene L. Roberts. ST.. Leon Curry.
Tom Curry and visitors.
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Coral Room of the Overseas
Hotel.
The Poinciana Social Gu b
win meet at 1890 at the
Poinciana Community Build
ing.
The Junior Chamber of Com
mcrce viii meet at 0 pm. at
the club house.
Bowling for officers wives
will be held at l:30 pm. at
the Naval Station Alleys.
La Concha Navy Wives Club
No. IS will meet at 1890 am.
in Building l78 on the Naval
Station.
Golf classes for Officers Wives
will be held at 10 am. on the
hard ball field yon d
Eochasis.
The Book Review group OF the
Officers Wives viii meet at
10 am. at Fort Taylor.
The Naval Air Station Officers
Wives Club will hold a
luncheon meeting at 1890
pm. aboard the l04 foot
crash boat.
MAY II
First year Spanish, second
half, classes win be held
from 500 70 AS pm. over
Palace Theater.
The Key West Art and HiStori-
cal Society viii meet at $3.50
pm. at the West Marteilo
Gallery.
The Elks Lodge viii meet at q
pm. at the club.
WV Post No. 39i1 viii meet
at s pm. at the VFW Home
VX-1 Officers Wives viii meet
at 1890 at Aeropalms fol
luncheon,
Martha Linda Franks Circle Q.
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(hNia1tn Sisters
Meet At Hall

The Pytnian Sisters met last
Monday evening in the knights
sbE PYthias Hall "A large number
attended. 8as ssu
| Mrs. Louise Thompson. repne-
sentative to the Grand Temple
gave Der report. A report was
also given by Mrs. Katie Cochran
on the Secretaries Association of
the Grand Temple -f<
Mrs. BeInice Park was elected
alternate to Supreme Junior. ST.
pref1ie session of Pythian Sisters
to be held in September, 1882 in
'shio. 'f3 IS
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The Junior and intermediate
GAS and two circles of the
WINS. of the Cuban Baptist
Mission will meet at $50 pm.
Key West Junior and SenieF
High School PT.A. viii meet
at 7:45.
Miroca Council Degree of
Pocahontas win meet at 7:30
p m. in the Rcdmcr's Hall.
Key West Assembly No. -.
Order of the Rainbow Girls
will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the
Scottish Rite Temple on
Eaton and Simonton
Kiwanis Club will meet at Gas
p. m. for dinner meeting.
Bridge group for beginners at
Q p. m at Fort Taylor Off
GERS Club.
Advanced Spanish Class from
8 10 s p. m. over Palace
Thcatcr
Tennis class. Officers Wives
Club at 9 a. m. at tennis
courts near pool.
Bowling for all Navy wives at
3 a. m. al Naval Station Al
leys.
MAY TO-
Young Peoples workers clinic
viii be held at tho First Bap-
tist Church at $3.50 p. m.
Young Peoples rally viii be
% held al First Baptist Church
j at 7t30 p. m
The Key West High School
Band Benefit Concert will
take place at s pm. at the
Convent Auditorium.
The Business and Professional
Woman's Club win meet at
8 pm. in the woman's Club.
Dade Lodge No. IA, win meet
at 8 pm. at the new Mason
&c Home on Eaton and ST.
monitor.
Art classes for officers wives
viii be held at 8 pm. in the
recreation building on the
Naval Station,
The Duplicate Bridge Club will
meet al T:45 pm, in the
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TENNESSEE POLICE
If,o,..inllen rrnrn page Ilne,

(CoI.sinueu From Page One,
league countercd that move by
mass demonstrations outside the
court house, preventing the court
from meeting and leaving the
county without any government.
Lewis had been elected 70 the
court with good government
league support but he allied him
self with the Democrats.
He was shot while walking
from his garage TO his home last
night.
Three bullets hit him, two Of
them piercing package of cigar
cites in his pocket. He shook his
head when asked if he knew who
shot him.
He was dead by the time he
reached a hospital
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INQUIRY MADE ON

(Contlnuec from Page Onet
your club when a three or four
year old child was carried from
the water apparently dead. My
life guard training Of 30 years
ago stood me in good stead with
this little chap, for after about
half an hour of respiration, back
TO life he came.
Il wish 10 praise the efficiency
Of your police who were present
with oxygen and stretchcr To
keep the spark OF life aglow on
the way to thc hospital.
"Mr. Thornberg. my friend who
manages Raul'S, told me later in
the day that, the baby was doing
nicely. '>
II write to inquire Of you for
reinsurance of his condition, for
his name and address, SO that ]
may think Of some potential good
in this future world of ours, and
rejoice in the part that | perhaps
helped someone achieve manhood.
Il would appreciate some word
from you with this information
''vcTy truly yours.
"BEN w. GLEASON.
~1Ss w. Randolph Street,
Chicago j. NJ
The boys mother asked The
Citizen for the rescucr's name on
the day OF the accident in order to
express her gratefulneSs, but at
that time, GlcaSon'S name was not
known.
Today, when informed of the
letter from Gleason which was
read to him over the telephone by
a Citizen staffer, Lit Greene. the
child's father, said, That is Ger
tainly a wonderful letter. My
wife and | appreciate ii and MIR.
Glcason's prompt action more
than we can put into words. We
wrote to him when we finally
learned his name from Thorn
berg. bat he evidently has not yet
received the letter"
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LIAR CHARGE IS

Continued from Page One)
gamblers said at the meeting 40
thousand dollars was TO be de-
Iivered to an unidentified individ-
ual in Tallahassee for the right 10
operate.
I.ittlefield said he politely told
them they weren't going TO opcr-
ate"
Littlefield said he didn't get
enough evidence at the meeting
TO arrest anyone but he report
ed the incident to State At
torneY Murray Sans.
Sans, who followed Lit1efield
to the witness chair, reported he
Twas unable to obtain single
statement to substantiate the
charges He said gamblers Little
field reported were at the meet
inr at first backed the sheriff's
statement but later ..repudiated
everything
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RIDGWAY'S

Continued from Page One}
Marshall made this statement
during his sixth day of testimony
before the Senate Armed Services
and Foreign Relations commit
tees
In that message. MI. Truman
told Macarthur our actions il
Korea must ret lose ns Gar Allies,
The President said = We would
stand in need Of qAIlesvif Russia
cnterta .ti}e5s VaI gI1
Marshall said 4hat this plessag
from the White House brought
cut to General MacArthur tire
factors which initiated against
MacArthuu's proposals for bomb
ing bases in Manchuria and tax
ing other measures against the
Chinese Reds outside the boun-
darics Of Korea.
The defense secretary said that
Macarthur sent several conf
munications saying the entry of
the Chinese Communists into the
war had changed its character
and that this required consideFa-
ton Of change Of policy on the
highest government level Then
Marshall added: Various mes
sages in reply were sent as to the
status Of affairs and as to the
governmental considerations, no.
tably in an effort TO obtain action
by the United Nations to declare
the Chinese aggessors in Korea
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Soviet Communist ideolosy with.
the tough pattern of the Politbu-
rcau and the bearing Of tRa ~
the likelihood of war ThcA MIA
lysis of the Communist thought
is based on Russian source, in
translation, intended for the edi-
fication and instruction Of the
members of the Communist Par
ty.
Prof. Andrews formerly taught
classics. at { h G University Of
Pennsylvania. the University of
Maine and the University IF Yerr.
mont. During World War II he
served in Military Intelligence
and was retired for physical dis
ability in the rank of lieutenant
colonel During most of that time
he was concerned chiefly with
Communist activities. tn
New officers for the year are:
Joe Bringman, president; Randy
Greenfield. vice-president; and
John Archer. secretary treasur-
CT.
A dinner Of baked ham was
served by the ladies of Circle
One. Thirty-fivc men were pres
ent.
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LIONS CLUB MINSTREL

Continues From Pace One)
the. first miScue but were en-
thralled by the polished perform
ancc. 1t was of top caliber.
The Key West Lions Club can
be Justly proud of their efforts.
member of the audience last
night reported today. Particular
~, since all money raised by the
performances will be used for
worthwhile community projects.
Another show will be presented
at the High School auditorium
tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock.
The program consists of:
.Interloctor-Gerald Saunders.
Endmen-Nevy Armayor, Walt
Burns, Jack Clark and Stu Whit
ing.
Chorus by Key West Lions.
Lullaby of Broadway" @,
F,vanson, tenor.
Quartet-N. B. Shannahan, Bob
Reid, Chas. FELTON, and E. L. Null
slinS
Novelty Dance" Chuck Hast
ings.
.Mammy's Little Coal-Black
Rose'-Ed Schweitzer. tenor
Novelty Dance and Song
Willie Ward
kentucky Philosophy"-Nevy
ArTnayor.
sold Man River C. Stall
ines, bass.
sDance Supurbe"-Otis Scott
Harmonica Duo-Jack and Pat.
If Didn't Care"-Jack Rich
ard, lyric tenor.
Asleep in the Deep E. l.
Mullins. bass.
Some of These Days'-Mike
Jacobs, scat singer.
lissChoras-Key West Lions. -sa-
INTERMISSION
Oleos:
Balancing Act-Mike Jacobs.
"A Sermon'--Jack Clark.
Blue-Mabel Scott.
Black-out-BilI Schoneck, Bin
Robinson. John Esperdy
and Tom Woody.
Siano-Gecil Carbonen
Drums-Louis Carboneil.
Makeup-Shirle Girard-
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Officers Wires
Hear Rerie,r
Of Ne,r BOOL;

The Officers Wives Club meet
ing held yesterday at noon At
Fort Taylor Officers Club was in
charge of the Book Review spe-
cial interest group headed nv
Mrs j. S. Grischy. Ms. Media
Lukins was hostess for the lunch
eCn-reeting.
Mrs. Mary Schumacher re.
viewed the Age of Longing by
Arthur Koestler.
The champaign rattle ticket
was drawn by Mrs. Grischy and
won by Mrs. Emily Goddard. A
sFecial rattle of eight handpaint
cd glasses was won by Mrs. 'IE,ris
Hooper and draw BY Mrs.
Schumacher.
It was announced that a Ha-
waiian party viii be given Fri
day, May IS by the Naval Sta
tion Officers Wives at Fort Tay-
lor. -.
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Coming EUents

SATURDAY, MAY I2-
Lions Minstrel Show will be
presented at the Key West
High Schol at pm.
Children's Missionary group Of
the Ley Memorial Methodist
Church will meet from 10 to
1870 am. in the church an
mex.
STrNnAv. MAY 49,
The Elks Club cocktail hour
from to 6 pm. at th club.
MONDAY, MAY A.
W.M.U. Officers and cammiite"-
women clinic at $50 p. m. at
First Baptist Church.
Rally al Poineiana Baptist
Church at 7;30 p, m.
Guest talent night at the Trade
winds at p. m. s
The Gold Star Mothers will
meet al the V.FW. Home at
: pm.
Mariner Scout Ship No. viii
meet at Z pm at Sea Scout
Headquarters.
Officers Wives swimming
class will be held al $50 to
400 pm. at the Seaplane Base
Officers pool.
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority
viii meet at 9 pm. in the
employment office on Simon
ton street.
Anchor Lodge No. 1872 viii
meet at pm. at the new
Masonic Home at Eaton and
Simonton streets.
The Wesleyan Service Guild.
w sc S. Of the First Metho-
dist Church, viii meet al
7:30 PIMA
The DeMolay Mothers Circle
viii meet at 100 p.m,. in the
Parish Hall at st. Paufs
Episcopal Church.
Circle 5 of the Women Of the
First Presbyterian Church
will meet at Q pm. at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Jackson,
1925 United street. Mrs. Earl
Julian win lead the devo-
tional, Mrs. Harlan Merriam
the lesson.
The Poinciana School PIA
viii meet at 6 pm. at tht
school.
TTrECDAY MAY Is
Baptist Circle Officers and COM
mitteewomen clinic at First
Baptist Church at $50 p. m.
Rally al the Cuban Baptist MIS-
sion at $50 p. m.
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President Wilhclmina Harvey
thought this should be a respon-
sibility of the auxiliary since it
served tho community, state and
nation.
A congratulations wire was
sent 10 the Florida State Lczis-
lature on its measure changing
the future Florida auto license
tags to the Sunshine State"
Mrs. Harvey stated. 1T has al
ways been the thought of the To-
cad unit that the glories of Flor
ida sunbeams should be pro-
claimed TO everyone"
Acting secretary Christina Key
recorded such future projects on
ways and means as a rumms &c
sale, dance, and public spaghetti
dinner.
Progress of the, Poppy Poster
contest at the local high schools,
being conducted by Mrs. Joyce
johnson. head of the art depart
nent at Key West High was re-
ceiyed with enthusiastically aux
Hilary members
On Sundsy, May 27..4s'l church
goers will be asked 10 pin the
poppies on their larels when they
60 to church,
Many auxiliary members yo-
luntceFed for the first aid cours-
es 20 be given by local Red Cross
chapter under the direction Of
Mrs. Garcia Nettles. Volunteers
are: Mrs. Florence Gamble. Mrs.
Kathleen Doiy. Mrs. Ruby Nets
ger, Mrs. Marian Orange, Ms.
Jennie Yancey. Mrs. R. Russell,
Mrs. Alice Robinson, Mrs. Key.
Mrs. Anna Stockwcll, Mrs. Elsie
Barnard, Mrs. Naomi Hort. Mrs.
Mimi Skies, and Mrs. Harvey.
Welcomed into. the Legion
Auxiliary were new members
Mrs. JiH1inez and former mem
Der N S. Eulalic Laid.
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oS NAcOra ay HOB
erts was vocalist and sang ave
Maria, ooh Perfect Love" and
Inc Lords Prayer" Miss Mar
garet Hilton was organist.
The bride, given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, VIII Rob
erts, was, attended by maid of
honor Betty Cruz. Best man for
the groom was Dan c. Rawls.
cousin of the groom. Charles W,
Lord, cousin of the groom. Frank
Young and Bill Neblett were
usllers.
The bride wore a white lace
gown with fitted jacket, long
pointed sleeves, and a short bon
net-type veil. She carried a
white Prayer Book decorated
with an orchid.
The maid of honor wore a
pink carnation corsage. The
mother of the groom wore an
aqua crepe dress with white ac-
oessories and had a pink carna-
ton corsage.
The reception was held in the
Elks annex with more than 200
attending The brides table was
decorated with white gladioIi and
candles. A miniature bride and
groom topped the three TERED
cake. Punch was served by Pa
tricia and Joyce Marie johnson.
cousins of the groom. Serving
at the table were Mrs. ]. A. Lord,
Mrs. Lizzie Reese and Mrs. Ray
mond r, Lord. aunts of the
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates left imme-
diately afterward for a trip TO
Miami They viii live at the Va
rela street address.
Mrs. Gates was graduated from
Key West High School, class of
1850, and is employed in the of
flee of the Housing Expediter in
the Post Office Building. Mr..
Gates was also graduated from
Key West High School, class OF
1913. He attended the Florida
State University for two years,
and is employed. with the Post
Office Department. He Is a
member of Sigma Phi Epsilon
fraternity
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Music Will Tell
Story Of atlantis
At Band Concert

A story of Atlantis, the lost
will be told in music
al the concert by the High School
Band Wednesday. May is at the
Convent Auditorium. This fine
musical number is a suite in four
parts. by V. F. Safranek.
Atlantis was a large continent,
mentioned in Plato's history
which extended across the At
ian4Ic Ocean TO the shores of the
new world. II was believed to
have been the home of a great
race which conquered and civil
lied the then known world. An
earthquake caused it to sink be-
meath the ocean and the Azore
Islands are believed to be the
tops Of its lofty mountains and
are all that remain above water
of this great Land.
The suite opens with a beauti-
full nOcturnc which meTges into
morning hymn. The second
part represents a court function
with a stately gavotte and bril-
liant fanfare representing the
entrance of the Royal Family.
Part three is a duct, I Love Thee,
by the Prince and Aana.
It is played by George Cathey,
trumpet and Yvonne McCardle,
baritone. They are accom- anied
by the clarinets.@ bass clarinet,
baSsoon and harp. Part four is
entitled The Destruction Of At
lantis, and gives an impressive
idea of the tragic end Of the con-
tincnt.
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Bi''go Played
BY JdyShees

The JayShces met Thursday
evening at the JayCec Clubhouse
with Mrs. Newell Pinder, prcsi-
dent presiding.
A short business meeting was
conducted, followed by bingo.
Refreshments of punch and
cheese and crackers were served,
HoStcsses were Mrs. Glynn
Archer and Mrs. Sam Collins.
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BAPTIST MISSION. ARIES
TO BE IN KEY VEST
FOR 3.DAY PROGRAM

Two Baptist Missionary work
ars will he in Key West Monday.
Tuesday. and Wednesday. They
re Miss JOSEF hine Jones, exc
~utive secretary. and Mrs. Eliza
beth Provence. young peoples
leader. OF the Florida Baptist
Convention.
They will participate in the
following program: Monday at
$50 pm, WMU officers and COM
ritteewomen clinic at the First
Baptist Church: and a rally at
7:30 pm. at the Poinciana Bap-
fist Church: Tuesday at $50 pm.
circle officers and committee
women clinic; and at $50 pm.
rally at the Cuban Bar fist Mis-
sion;sion; Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
young peoples workers clinic:
and at $50 p.m.sa young peoples
rally at the First Baptist Church.
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Mrs. Ruth Hilton
Visiting Mother

Mrs. Ruth Hilton OF Miami ar
rived over the Overseas Highway
yesterday for stay in Key West
Of indefinite length. She was
ariven here by her brother, John
ny Nelson.
Mrs. Hilton is at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. William E. Nell
son, who is Ill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
ST. PETERSBURG NAN
VISITING KIN HERE

George Hanskat, ST., ST. Peters
burg. is visiting his son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hanskat Jr.. OF 1909 Har-
Tis avenue.
Mr.. Hanskatt plans on staying
in the Island City about two
weeks. His son is the local VA
representative here.
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the WMU of the First Bap-
list church viii meet at 10
am. at the church.
MAY I8--
Bowling for all Navy wives
viii be held at 9 am. at the
Naval Station alleys.
The Surfa ce Development
Group of Officers Wives VIII
hold an informal get-togeth-
er at 1890 pm. at Aero
Palms.
The Key West Amateur Radio
Club will meet at 7:30 pm. at
the National Guard Armory.
The Triangle Club of Phythian
Sisters viii meet at 7:30 pm
The Shrine Club will meet al
5 pm. at the JayCee's Club
house.
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Matilda Ramos
Visits Parents

student at Barry College in Miami
Miss Matilda Ramos who is a
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Ramos, oil Duval street.
for the weekend and Mothers
Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
ARMY INVESTIGATES
ftv0ntinued from Page Onel

dead on arrival at Robins base
1Gspital They had been PICKED
ii 10 for investigation of charges
of being absent without leave
assss their station in North Caro-
lima.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
CITY Schools Arts, Crafts Exhibition
Opens 1T MnrteII0 Gallery Today

The and crafts exhibition opened today
Mareno GALLERY wiz through week
o - .-
exhibition being for the third year,
LELAND johnson head Of the Key West High
School than 100 pictures and crafts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Legion auxiliary Urges Lo"tof
To PusI Inland Waterway

The American Legion Auxiliary Arthur Sawyer Post No %
following the editorial n Key West
Citizen letter Bill Lana
ne do his have the inland waterway extended from
Honda group Thursday evening Legion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Patricia Mallory Is Married
10 Myrtldnd Gates Thursday

~ - aIleia Mallory. daughter Of and Mrs p n ,,u
A. % human avenue. was married Thursday =, -ao : =
"a. 90 @hu eaes Jr of Mr. Mrs Mytland Co. e.
street The wedding performed bv Father Iobn
" far,'ieid an ST. Pauls Episcopal Church "'st ''D'
Inc church decorated with white b;.s .na -. :,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12

NJ pIdys sAM n. . "
Cash prizes win be aavarded to
three winners by the Key West
Art and Historical Society. Rib
bons viii be given fof each di-
vision Judges wiiI be selected
at the meeting Of the society on
Thursday, May IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Presbyterian Men Hear Talk
On Communism, Name Officers
Ia wirephoto via Radio from Tokvo

Presbyterian Men heard talk Communism and Pros
pcc by Prof Alfred G Andrews of the University
dinner held in the church last
ming Election Of officers also t69k place.
address Was bsSedGon reasoned exposition
the Communist of traqFg the evolution of the present
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12

Three fourths Of the population
Of Ecuador live in the central
basins =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12

Willard Fillmore. 18th prcsi-
dent Of the u. S. was also chan-
cellor of the University Of Buff
falo.