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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-03

Belhaven Paint & Wallpaper Shop,
next to Postoffice. Painting, Re-
decorating, Furniture refinishing,
signs, etc. Smith & McHarney.
Work anywhere in $50 miles.
9-11-7tp
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BUS SCHEDULES
BETWEEN MANTEO
AND HATTERAS

WINTER SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO
CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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SEE A. W. DRINKWATER if you
want to buy some good land or
a good house. Lots on Beach. In
surance and Bonds. Manteo. N. C.
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WANTED TO BUY: Small farm
or tract of land in Beaufort
County, or counties joining Beau
fort. F. C. Ferguson, Route 4,
Asheboro, N. C. P-9-1S-3tp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30

a means of raising the money.
Chief speaker for the evening
was Princess Nina Carraciola who
gave a beautifully phrased talk
on ballet and her experiences in
Russia, New York and Miami in
the art of dancing. Miss Darlene
Ciesinski demonstrated grace
fully the positions in ballet.
The playground committee re-
ported that 1892 have been raised
to date toward equipment for the
playground.
On May II, Mothers Day, a tea
will be given by the sorority at
the home of Mrs. Delio Cobo in
honor of the mothers of men,
bers, and of seniors of CMI and
the Key West High School.
Delegates to the state conven-
ton to be held in Orlando, Fla,
June Is, II and Is, will be the
following: Marilyn Watson, Eliza
beth Acheson, Sylvia knight.
Nellie Pearson, Ida Gellrich, Mar
jorie Sellers, Mary Spottswood
and Jessie Michael.
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MAIDS NIGHT OUT
BY DOT"
THE FIRST TIME"
at the Strand Theatre.

Second title for this soap-opera
plot might be taken from a radio
program of Fibber and Molly Nc
Gee and dubbed, 1T Amt Funny,
MCGEE " Actually. there are a lot
of laughs and the comedy is
stepped up with the extremely mo-
bile facial expressions of Robert
Cummings cast as a washing ma
chine salesman who tries to make
two live as cheaply as one. and
does Okay until the two becomes
three, The humor is there. but con-
sidering increasing taxes, initiation
and rise in the cost of living, that's
where the Amt Funny" phrase
fife in.
Barbara Hale Is excellent as the
wife who eats bananas when she is
pregnant. First view of the mar
ried twoSome (about to become
threesome) is the night when the
first baby arrives. From then on,
all the big and little domestic cris-
is are presented: the hospital bills,
the arrival of two grandmotherS TO
take care Of the nervous mother.
the laxative. awesomely efficient
nurse, and life with formulas, dia-
pers, crying spells, worry spells,
quarrelIng spells and makeup
spells, all spelling Growing
Family"
The producer was smart, the &C
tors probably pleased. because the
baby is never shown until the very
end Of the picture. The field is left
to its stars. wise procedure. be-
cause every movie fan knows that
a baby IS the best natural scene
stealer IN the business.
The chuckleS in the film are
many. the situations familiar and
pretty true TO existence with very
little exaggeration.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Ladies AUXILIARY
Fleet Reserve To
Elect Officers

Nominations for officers of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Re-
serve were made at recent meet
ing presided over by Margaret
Owens, president. The new officers
will be elected at the May business
session.
The slate includes nominees Ell
la Morton for president; Elizabeth
Schneider, ce-president: Lorraine
Yale, secretary; Mizpah Pierce,
Catherine Holiday.
The board of directors: Helen
Castagna, June Honaker, Virginia
Cooper. Betty Broadbent, Myra
Stewart, Frances Harrington. Mary
Boyson and Dorothy Sweat.
A letter from the Red Cross
thanking the organization for their
Naval hospital party was read and
plans for a dinner discussed.
Elizabeth Schneider was appoint
ed acting secretary due to the
transfer of Evaline Kelley.
The LA of FL held a coffee April
"a at 10 am. with IS members pre-
sent. Canasta was played and
doughnuts served with coffee.
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Officials
Ponder Red
Plane Attack
Ii Is Possible That
The SOviets Deliberately
Staged The Attack As
A Terror Tactic
BY JOHN "A. HIeHToWER

WASHINGTON R-United States
officials bordering reasons for
Tuesdays Russian fighter plane
attack on French airliner agree
on one thing: 1t opened the 1852
season of spring filters in Europe.
Four of the II persons aboard
the Berlin-bound liner were wound
ed, one seriously. British, French
and American high commissioners
in Berlin Immediately protested
the 'unwarranted attack" de-
handing investigation and COM
penSation.
The Russians ignored the pro-
tests and sent a counter-protest
instead. They charged the plane
was not flying in the corridor per-
mitted over the Soviet Zone of
Germany. When the French plane
failed to follow a signal to land,
the Russians said, the Soviet Jets
fired across its bow.
The Russian grounded nearly
all fighter planes in their zone of
Germany today-an obvious result
of the attack.
Soviet officers told the 4-pOwer
Air Safety Center that training
flights were conducted this MORN
ing only in one area of Saxony.
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XII To Honor
-Four Officers
With Party Friday

Officers and their wives of XII
will give a farewell party on Fri
day evening May 2, at Aeropalms
from 6 to s pm.
The occasion is in honor Of four
officers and their wives who are
being transferred to other stations
for duty.
Lcdr. and Mrs. W. D. AShe are
leaving for Washington, d. c.
Comdr. Ashe was operations Off
Ger here.
Lit. G.g) and Mrs. Douglas Mos
ser are off to Akron, Ohio. 1t.
Mosser was connected with photo
intelligence in ZX-11.
1t. G.g) and Mrs. Robert FleiS-
chill will be stationed at Pensacola,
Fla. Fleischi was project officer.
1t. (j.g.) and Mrs. r. j. Poyn-
ter are leaving for Memphis. Tenn.
1t. Poynter was electronicS officer
with Airship Development Squad
ron II here.
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Mrs. DeIiO CObo
Reelected Head
Of Mothers Club

Mrs. Delio Cobo was reelected
president of the Mothers Club
of the Convent of Mary Imma-
culate and st. JoSeph's School
for the 1952-1953 term at a re-
cent meeting of the group.
Other officers elected to serve
with her are Mrs. Kermit Levin.
first vice-president; Mrs. Jane
Zurhost, second vice-president;
Mrs. Marjorie Barrett, secretary;
and Mrs. Joseph Bonamy, treas
urer.
Mrs. Cobo thanked the mem
bers for re-electing her and ask
ed for full cooperation during the
coming term of office.
AT the May meeting Of the
club, installation ceremonies for
the new officers viii be con-
Quoted by Sister Delnhlne Ma
RE, moderator of the association.
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Officers And Wires
Of SurAsDerDef
Hold AdiOs Picnic

Officers, their wives and chill
dren enjoyed beach party given
last night by Surasdevdet Off
GERS in honor of two departing
officers and their wives.
The guests of honor were 1t.
and Mrs. E. F. Palmer and 1t.
and Mrs. Woodrow Sullivan.
Approximately rs attended
the out-of-doo fete held at the
recreation beach on the naval
station. Grilled hamburgers, hot
dogs, baked beans, potato salad,
soft drinks, relish and beer, were
served at the picnic.
Community singing was en-
joyed during the party which be-
gan at 5 pm.
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Activities Are
Outlined By Group
Of Presbyterians

The Women Of the First Presby-
terrain Church met April % at s p.
m. in the social hall of the church
with Mrs. Fred Miller, president.
in charge.
Mrs. w. NJ. Whitley opened the
meeting with prayer which was
followed by meditation given by
Mrs. W. H. Bell. The lesson. "A
study of Martin Luther" was well
preseRted by Mrs. ]. Burnham
Maynard.
Announcement was made of the
Fellowship meeting of the United
Council of church Women to be
held May Is, l lam. at st. Paul's
episcopal Church. Mrs. Bell will
be in charge of the program and
festive, free-will luncheon will be
served.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler, director of
the Daily Vacation Church School
which begins Monday, June 9, gave
an outline of plans for the 10 day
session.
Mrs. Joseph Bringman, chair
man of the Ways and Means COM
mittee, presented a work plan for
the year which was adopted by the
group.
Delegates Mrs. CIawson. Mrs.
Reggie Pritchard and Mrs. w. H.
Bell spoke with inspiration on the
reports of the seth St. Johns Pres
byterial Conference at Sanford,
Fla, April 81, % and %.
Refreshments were served by
members of Circle III TO Mesdames
Forrest Turner, Earl Julian, Ralph
Noble, J. Burnham Maynard, Glea-
son Snow. Clark w. Wager, James
Sterling, Adeline Cory, Robert
Wheeler, w. H. Bell. James Gam
BILE Joseph Bringman, Fred ].
Miller, Reggie Pritchard. Raymond
FELTON,, James Looper, H. Harrsi.
Joseh Brent. Edgar Stark, Walter
Clawson, George Somers, J. P.
Balllod and J. W. Knowles.
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FORMER KEY WESTER
VISITS FROM NEW YORK

Louis Godinet, formerly of Key
West, who has been living in
New York City for the past IA
years, arrived yesterday after
flying to Miami and then to Key
West, to spend a vacation with
his daughters Yolanda and Carol
Ann at his mothers residence, 5
Pohaski street.
Mr.. Godinet will remain in the
city for a few days and then fly
to Havana, Cuba, where he will
visit with his brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Emilio
Godinet.
Godinet is employed in New
York with the Horn and Hardart
Co. Bakery Retail store.
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is invited to enjoy it too.
Iced drinks, hot dogs. cookies,
cake, candy and other goodies
will be available during the fes-
tival.
Final plans for the affair were
made at a meeting of the Harris
School room representatives
Tuesday at a meeting held in the
school library.
Study topic for evening was
Whose Business Is the Curri-
culum," presented by Mrs. Char
lotte Haskins, fifth grade teacher
at Harris. THE term curriculum
as it is now used" she said"
covers everything the youngsters
do in school under the guidance
of teachers and other persons"
Plans for a final gathering of
the group were discussed and a
party for teachers and husbands
of members will be held at Mon
roe County Beach next month.
Hostesses for the evening in
Guided Mesdames F. A. Hatfield.
j. r. Foresman, L. Roberts and
G.. Carson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
CORAL SHORES GROUP
WILL MEET FRIDAY

The Executive Board of the Co.
raj Shores PTA will meet Friday
at s pm. at the home of Kay VIII
kinson in Tavernier. Teachers will
be guests at the meeting to help
plan the program for the coming
year.
A regular meeting of the PTA
will be held May s, 8 pm, in the
school cafetorium, and all men,
bers are urged to attend as election
Of officers will take place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Monroe Council
PTA Officers
Are Announced

Monroe Council of Parent and
Teachers Association elected new
officers at the meeting held recent
ly at Coral Shores School on Plan
tation Key. Mrs. Texas Hood was
named president.
Vce-president Is Mrs. Susan
Adams; second vice president,
Mrs. Susan Lund; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Amelia Camus: re-
cording secretary, ANNA Carey
treasurer. Mrs. Adeline Muse; par
Humanitarian, Mrs. Norma Dopp
and historian. Mrs. Celia Watson.
Installation will take place in
the Truman School auditorium.
May q at las pm.
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apply To We'd

Howard B. Carter, IS, 351i Ave
nue. E, and Helen c. Egizi, 3S, 81
Pennana Drive, Hialeha, have APP
piled for marriage license at the
office of County Judge Raymond r.
Lord.
Roland J. Bessellieu, "a, VII
Boca Chica, and African E Brandy,
q. 314 Amelia street have also ap-
piled for a license to wed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Navy 1t. Killed
In PlaneC Crash

TAMPA R - The State Highway
Patrol here reported a Navy plane
crashed just south of Yankeetown
today, killing it's only occupant.
The patrol said he was II, (jg)
J. ]. Baker. address unknown. The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
FRANK B4ZO FINISHES
RADIO COURSE IN US4F

A/3C Frank Baso, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bienvenido Base, SIS
Louisa street, has completed a
radio operators course in the
Air Force.
Baso has been stationed at
Keesler Air Force Base, Missis-
sippi.
He IS now going to the USAF
Security School in Texas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
EYE SPECIALIST
AT DIR. VALDLS'

Or. George Lawson. ophthaI.
molosisf, will be In Key West Fri
day, May Z for consultation.
He will be available at the OF.
flee OF Or. J. A. Valdez, 6l9 d.
val street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Most Outstanding Sorority Member
Viii Be Named Tonight At Banquet

The most outstanding member of Phi will be
nounced at the Founders Day banquet held
ant tonight Other activities of the
Monday The of Sigma
hshment of home The
the monthly the Immediately
put into the starting fund Projects have already planned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Ingrid Bergman
Expecting Twins

ROME Up X-rays have dis
closed that Ingrid Bergman Is ex-
peCting twins in June.
This was reported today by Ro-
berto RosSellini, husband of the
film star. He said he hopes at
least one will be a girl and IL so
he will name her Idabella. The
couple have son, Robertino. born
in February, 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Dan Navarro, Jr. And June knight
To Be King And Queen Of May Fete

The annual May Day Festival for Harris School Friday
will feature the Miss
Navarro Queen and King of the The
the celebration which will begin School
grounds The royal couples grade
The royal court will be public
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All that food gets me TO
thinking of Grocery Stores and
then what else7 Gulfstresm
Food Department Store. OF
course during the past week.
all the unwarY have been trip.
ping over paint buckets. ham
mers. lumber. etc. but II 10 all
fer the good. especially rs Jim
my Munix sends via the cell
umn his hunblest apologies.
Hes really sorry Yeu were in
convsnieneed. but ~ II 10 the
Gulfstream aim to always I'm
prove. you viii zee what |
mean. They have moved the
old FlarninSo Room office
mean -- around eui Of sight In
20 the back and have made 30
much more room for rnsrchan.
disc and shoppers. Then toe,
they have added that shiny
new bakery department. II b
wonderful addition Some
thing I'd really like 20 men
'ion. ens morning 40 walked
in real early. could hear ell
ever the store. the most wen.
deFiul dreamy schmarxy music
you could imagine Hsvsnt
heard IL aimee. although the
record player 10 cut In bach.
but ] think IL 10 such . god
ldsA. F'Tinstanes - you're sAs
cream in E,Y ectiss" might
start people thinking OF buying
ccffee - ard cream.
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Nawth, if they do 1t right, you
hang a basket of young May
Flowers on the doorkRob Of your
beloved, ring the bell and run
like anything. My Grandma.
bless her, also said that if you
get up at Sunrise on May Day
and battle your face ! the dew,
you will not only have d gor-
geous complexion sans frcckles,
but you'll just be ptettier all
year long. Well, | haven't noticed
a bit of difference, and besides.
such old wives tales are very
bad for the advertising business.
II Il X
We thought that today you
would want to hear more of
the wonderful drapery ma
terials a. the Caroline Shop
and we especially want TO tell
you OF one particular piece we
saw there. It's in tho out-of-
This world class.
This is the wonderful Schu-
machcr's Pacifica fabric de-
signed by Vera and featured
by House and Garden in april
~ the latest and most siqni-
ficant new fashion in fabrics
for hom decoration.
Pacifica's a way of living
which has come Of age in our
great far west and Is as adapt.
able in this southern CLINE. It
u based on a philosophy of in
formal. casual. relaxed living.
The design is inspired by the
siltures of Polynesia. Melane-
sia. China and the Philippines
- all washed by the Pacific
Ocean ~- hence the name.
The colors are 10 be found
Ia House and Gardens" color
palette. The one about which
we want TO talk. Sea Grass"
Is a beautiful simple rendition
of the graceful underwater
movements of the sea grasses
which g4ew around the barrier
reefs surrounding Pacific
atolls. OF so" printed silk an
tique iaffeia in colors of flame.
chocolate. pebble or forest
green. this material in drape or
slip cover would be the last
word to your decorating
scheme.
4 \ +
Most folks &c for W1(f'ee. al
hough they are % sort of el1rt-
led griddlecake Fur a coVcr-all
or waffles, whip a cap 81 cream.
Pour into this, SlnN motion. a
up of hot. not boiled maple
iyrup, beating as You pour The
new maple is in. -ue8uas clear
'ver, Spring has heon and gone
n Key West but we howe maple
yrup. Try thus on 81 Jadei APP
,etlte.
Il n 4
a nien nan, ~afven Er~ Ranch.
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plane was believed to be from the
Sanford Naval Air Station.
Details Of the crash were not
known.
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ones for place mats or table
runners. India prints are an
cient as India - and a. fascin-
ating. All the designs are SYM
bolic and tell the history of
the maker.
X X X
Moths are very particular in
their eating habits and very
fussy about where they want to
live and raise their families.
They breed in dark corners un-
der heavy furniture that is sell
dom moved, and in cracks in the
floor and Dashboard where lint
hair and animal fur collect. They
love wool, fur feathers and down.
They also 60 after wool in fab
RIGS made from a wool mixture.
Of course the softer and finer
the material the better they like
it. That is why your sweaters
and knit things are such a target.
Now you know, and now Is the
time to go after them, while
they are flying.
r X 4
We don't know quite what 10
tell you about the Casa Cayo
Hueso that hasn't already been
said - and truly. OF course
you know that II is q rsstau.
rant and q good one. You
know that II has q charming
bar. and an expert bartender.
you also know that there Is
entertainment nightly So
what more would you like 10
know? We can only say that
you surely have to 60 there 10
discover the indescribable
charm of the place. taste the
food to recognize Its original
piquancY. and listen 10 the
music of Johnny Pritchard and
Mae Piodela 70 know that such
technique Is rare. And now
that we think we've told II all
we are sure TO think of
something else later.
X X 4
A new one on us is a Lemon
Cheese Cake. We found the re-
cipe in a home makers magazine.
1t sounded rather on the "ugh!"
side. but we were curious so we
tried il, and oh boy! So we're
passing it along to you:
It's really a cake that Is a
pie. and you start out by using
your favorite recipe for a graham
cracker crust. Then combine one
package of lemon pie filling with
one beaten egg. One and three
fourths cup water, one-half cup
sugar and one-eighth teaspoon
salt, Stir well, cook over moder-
ate heat until the mixture boils
and thickens; stir constantly.
Then mash one-half pound of
cream cheese. Stir in lemon mix
ture. beat with a rotary beaten
until smooth. Pour into crust;
chill until firm.
Surprise. surprise! II has a
fresh strawberry topping. Soften
one and one-half teaspoons I'M
Favored gelatine in two table
spoons cold water. Prepare two
and one-half cups fresh straw
berries. Slice one cup and cook
with one-half cup sugar and one
fourth cup water for five min
utes Strain: Immediately stir in
gelatin. Add whole berries and
chill. When slightly thickened,
spread over filling as shown.
Chill till set. Ahhhhhhhh!
4 4 Il
All that food gets me TO
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fope r3sS that vou can wash
49, 81 1.N ~4. - 80
Ass III aoEtAUsGs TQss as
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DcnT to~gct ah>4t Nav lay
no~. ! hear rat there IS e
10 be a big parade oves IT Ma
co~ to:,scvTo~. Me. e -4.~e-
PICK MAY F.~y.vrs See 49,
4FD-e~l aasl-4l4. - law -4AN-4
~~tAIAtA
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made Of a new kind Of twisted
paper with synthetic neoprene
rubber added in liquid form Just
before pulp becomes paper. We
hear that il comes from Dupont.
4 4 Il
In case you are getting The
bird We know exactly the
right place to get the cage. Al
Western Auto Associate Store
and don't tell me I'm silly that
they only sell Autos because l
know where Of I speak. IN fact
just q month ago I bought one
OF these charming cages for
anthony and Cleopatra the
lovsbirds and they love Ill IT'S
made Of clear plastic in lovely
eoiors of green or gold. and
pure crystal. The bars on the
tive sides run horizontal which
makes m ideal cage for love
birds who are 30 naturally fun
loving. they love 70 climb
around and hang by their toes
The lovely part about these
cages are that ihsy are only
ss.ss. and no meta paris &c
coFrods Or tarnish.
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II your onlY problems are
hair problems you are very
lucky. because DcnAla can fix
them!
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Excerpts from a coc stsl nap
KIN Here's TO the nan who yves
ne terribly. may he soon m
pTCvel
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Most folks Sc for w1(f'ce. al
though they are % sort of el1rl-
fled griddIccake For a covcr-aN
for waffles, whip a cap 80 cream.
Pour into this, SlpA motion. a
cup of hot. not boiled, maple
syrup, beating as YOU pUW The
new maple is in. suesuns clear
over, Spring has heca and gone
in Key West bat we h#ve maple
syrup, Try thus on a Iaded APP
petite.
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mw@. Az 1872 ,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-24
Eight Births Recorded

Eight births were recorded during
the past week at the Garrett County
Memorial hospital, three boys and
five girls.
On the 18th son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Ksner, Crellin.
On the 18th daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Cato, Mt. Lake Pall, +;
a daughter to Mn and Mrs. Thomas
Davis, route 3, Swanton.
On the 10th Il daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harland Dale Shaffer, Mt Lake
Park; son to Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Albert Ream, star route, Oakland.
On the 22nd son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walter Lewis, route /, Terra
Alta, W. Va; daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Spiker, route ,, Oak
land; daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Trcssler, Mt Lake Park
The corridors had patients in them
this week as during the seven day
period, July 1G to %, inclusive, there
were - patients admitted and II
patients discharged, exclusive of new
born.