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, 1952-07-07
Concluded from Thursday
Legislative Assembly Bills

Legislative Assembly Bills
One Of the bills proposed BY
the Administration for the
forthcoming session Of the Lee
gislative Assembly is an act to
provide for compulsory con-
nection to the public sewer
system. This proposed law has
not met with favor in the past.
1t would require property
owners to install modern toilet
facilities when connection can
be obtained to the public sew
ers within 100 feet Of a suit
able site on the owners
property and when connection
can be made to the salt water
lines within 200 feet of such
site.
Decent sanitary facilities
are the core Of a health cons
munity. The United States
Government has spent close to
a million dollars to provide
salt water and sewer mains IN
large sections of the city OF
Charlotte Amalie and in GER
tain parts Of Christiansted and
Frederiksted. Unfortunately,
there has not developed here
the. Whole-hearted enthusiasm
necessary for i~nsistence upon
the use Of water-borne sewage
facilities instead of surface
privies and even complete lack
of privies IN many instances.
il know that there is a strong
feeling among our legislators
and others that there would be
hardship Of costs to put this bill
in effect. Let me state clearly
and simply that ! do not be-
lieve that the cost Of decent
toilet facilities should deter US
from requiring property own
ers to install such facilities IN
the many cases where they
, 1952-07-07

travel and for transportation. In
the fiscal year ending today we
had the same 10% cut but in per-
sonal services only. In order to
meet this cut we elected to take
payless furloughs which drastical-
" reduced the take home pay of
all our Federal employees. Fear
ing that Congress would impose
the same cut for the new fiscal
year, I dropped nine employees
during the past few months to re-
duce BY 10% the salary item of
the Central Administration Bud
get. That was a difficult thing to
do and a usual, I was criticized
for doing it. However, those who
did the criticism did not have to
take the action. Now the wisdom
Of that action is clearly demon
strated because although our new
appropriation is cut 1919 all our
employees do not again have to
suffer a 1917 salary reduction by
payless furloughs.
Tax Reforms
Much has been said during the
past few weeks, especially in
St. Thomas, of the allegedly very
high burden Of local taxation and
our allegedly very top heavy bud
get. have before me an anthem
tic study recently made by the
Us. Treasury Department, of the
federal, state and local taxes in
the United States. If we really
think our taxes are burdensome
here, let us do a little comparison:
!. As a result of federal, state
and local taxes, cigarettes are
taxed 9 cents per package in the
District of Columbia, IA cents in
North Dakota and is cents in
Louisiana. W. do not pay the fed
eral tax on cigarettes here and
our municipal tax is SO.
2. Our people do not pay the
federal tax on liquor consumed in
the islands. Americans in the
Us. do-at the rate Of $1,000 Der
proof gallon IN addition to state
taxes on distilled spirits.
3. We have here a Sc gasoline
tax. We do not pay the federal
tax of | cent per gallon. Local
gasoline taxes, in addition to the
federal tax, + imposed in Z
states, 286 municipalities, and 10
counties. AS a result, the gasoline
tax rate is IL cents a gallon in at
least one state.
4. Virgin Islanders pay the fed
eral income taxes only. Americans
m the US. pay the federal income
tax, plus 5. state income tax
ING from LIZ to 1870 in 80 States
and in addition to federal and
state income taxes, the citizens Of
tWoN counties in one State, Ken
lucky, pay a local income tax Of
from R to 10
?. q general sales or gross re-
ceipts tax is imposed in 5 States
at the rates Of from 3 to go on
sales and frona u ~ On
, 1952-07-07

Weather Bureau the hurricane
season is from about June Is to
about November Is. While thank
ing Almighty God that our islands
have been spared the ravage of a
hurricane for over 20 years, we
must also be prepared and alert
so that should one of these storms
come our way this year; the re-
suits may be minimized by our
adequate care and preparation.
First of all I want to urge all
property owners and tenants to
test thoroughly all hurricane
doors, shutters and windows early
in July. I would also urge that
weaker roofs be examined to
make sure that galvanized sheet
ings are properly and securely
fastened. All defective storm shut
tiers, doors and windows should be
repaired and strengthened.
Now let me make it clear that
we should not become panicky
over the report of every storm
forming in the Caribbean Area.
Records show that most Of these
storms pass us. by without dam
age. There will be adequate
H4HN%4EHaE
warning and in plenty Of time, if
and when it threatens.
Here are the public signals
which will be used throughout TIE
islands:
ID One red flag with black center
on the forts at Christiansted
and Frederiksted and at the
Police Station, Kings Hill, St.
Croix. at the Signal Station in
st. Thomas, on Fort Christian
and on Bluebeard tower in
st. Thomas, and at the Battery
at Cruz Bay and the School
House at Coral Bay, ST. John
will indicate only the existence
of a hurricane in the general
vicinity Of the Virgin Islands
and Eastern Caribbean.
~ Two red flags with black cen
ter flown one above the other,
and at the places just men
toned, will indicate that the
storm is in the Lesser Antilles
and apparently moving in our
direction.
90 As the third and final danger
phase, when it is reasonably
certain that the storm center
will pass over or close to one
Of our islands, the public sirens
will be blown, a Warbling sig
nal of 4 minutes duration, and
church bells will be rung for
five minutes.
When one storm flag is hoisted
no particular preparation need
be made. When two are hoist
ed property owners should Sc
cure their premises; and when
the siren is blown and the
church bells ring all persons
should seek shelter. Instruc-
ton will be issued over the
two Radio Stations from time
to time during the approach Of
the storm.
, 1952-07-07

Central Administration Budget
Federal employees in the Gov
eminent of the Virgin Islands may
he interested to know that the
appropriation for Central Admi-
issration for the fiscal year begin
1g tomorrow as passed by the
Scrate. includes a cut Of 1917 IL
funds for personal services. for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

We are dseply iouehrd ~ yuur
kind e1pee.sion = syNpelhy n
sending ~ uir&. messages Il
Coqtplence en6 nroEcrx array u
flowers. Wrraihes. Hpr&gH SEA-.
snd Anchsr = flpoers - e ~
Myer CAacef. AI|nE11o &ai|<naI
cemelsry. uasn|nr11n. ~ c. ~
ne fs'l m|ll(arr nr1sfa IN
hpnors. nequlem Ma.n ~1a olII.
clolet ~ Lt4al. = M f&N|. III. n
Navy chap'ala. - A. izsheIA
Corcoron
We slro vI.h d lksS& ih< ~
ssI Hospital - IoIl@~l.1 b<E4nI1.
sllsas. especially AmerIc|n Lee.
IN. Fosl NJ. -. n11|ne&I 11d Nfo
fesrioaaI Women's Clob. Nax>. -.
val Sln(tpin. Cnlno||c nnn1AaAfs
and Beta sigma III 1rruriIIy 80
flowers receIsed n ..@|eEsen
End frosr many r1fn101 I<1Is.
We also wish % l11nI IruM ~
botiom u Our hearts ~ i14eII
Key west peopl< uNo ~4f<.1a kI1d
% car SIulcr ard Aunt 1H|Ixz ~
iIIness q the nnliImere NusnIlsI.
for yonr heeuiifn| EIHh Hoeers.
letters. cards. 1l11 p1TI&H1I visits
Which - orp<ofIai<1 " m,.<h.
We aha|I always rEmfmb<r <&<a
80 M1.~~& - - -. - -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

Lawrence LnnRnrr admits 10
lssding . disable lile. Aeswally. as
mere Of . triple threat existence.
Ile's . playwright. inventor. writer.
and originated Tie famous Theatre
Guild q New York City In 1913. A
section In who's Who" states .
~ u other aecomplishmcnis. In.
eloding play production Of George
Bernard Shaw's 81. Joan and Sc
yeral II Eugene o'Neill's dramas.
4 long list II play adaptations h
listed. some win his wife, Armina.
During the past weck he combin
- business and leisure with a va.
cation IN Key West al the Casa
Marina hotel while attending ihs
National Investors Council quar-.
terry meeting a the Naval station
here.
MS purpose. he said. was 10
discuss the problems Of inventors
With the government.
Asked u he had invented any.
thing especially helpful 10 the thea.
ire. Langncr. . soft.spoken. easy
going Cat least On the surface) Wei.
shmsn By birth. said that ne had
Invested some gimmicks for seen.
ery In the form of building block
arrangements which stood Nd BIZ
themselves and we're operated 81.
nctIy hke toy building block sets.
The FIRST ones are rather expcn.
ase 10 make. bat after that. they
are moderate Ia cost. ! didn't take
cut q patent because I wanted
everyone interested In the theatre
10 have them u they wished and
Iocai theatre gruups can make their
osn." he said.
That led. naturally. 10 the egg.
chicken query. which cansc first.
the inventions OF the theatre In his
versatile lifcg Langner's humor.
<parkcd eyes tvinkled. In THIS
case. the chicken. was first ! sup
pose. since tire theatre was o hobby
and ! had 90 earn . lisimu
l.angner was educated Va Wales
snd Margate. England. Ile VAS
born IN swansea. South Wales In
TIE latter parf q ihe iesh century
IN 1871 he came 10 the United stat.
- and q few years later. 1917. e..
tshlixhed firm of International
patent firm IN England ns will -
h this country. hai IA now M.
iursiixcd citizen # TIE United stat
-. In ietoti Ne was q member 81
| ne National Investors Cennril. ne
| psrtm<ni a commerce fof Nation
81 Dcfeuze in<enfnrs. One ~ his
be<t fricnds h Charles ketfsring
remembered the lDnr inbex with
| paslsating Erecn fluid cgurxing up
the walls ~ Ire krtirring Fwmda
I'm building n Anfisch College OF
IN ohio. IN iazz IsnEner said the
experienced wss sfiil continuing ss
| psrt ~ the wisir ranEr II scientific
| r<&eaFvh and Industry which Net
terspx heed<
nut Ne dnesnt hisl hobnuh 9Th
inventors. Among ms frirnds ef
l'se theatre are Possesses Williams
snlf Psni biz<see. rlsrwrsghss neu
| n key west. ~ uilh1ms. lang.
. - on>d- I'VE had fhe hunor "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Beisey Bradley
On Committees
A Wellesley

Miss Beisey Bradley. daushler
of DR.. and Mrs. Bruce Z. Bradley
Of Quarters A.. United states M.
val Hospital. here. Was Z member
Of two committees planning enler.
tainmcnt Cor the fifteen hundred
wellesley College stntenls and
their guests attending Ire welles-
ley College Winter Wcckcnd hid q
The College February IS 10 n.
The College chose "yukon Expe.
diiion" a. the theme Tor this weoh.
end. aud the different dormitorips
and Saturday night formal dnnces
were. decorated with this these d
mind.
Friday night torehlisht parade.
al ice show. Ski movies. an1
square dances were presented. sn1
Saturday afternoon Jazz cotsccrl
was given.
Mss Bradley. . member Al the
sophomore class. was on the torrA.
light parade and open house cozn-
miticcx.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Five Killed In
Plane Crash

OMAHA N - A sengine no
bomner crashed and burned whlIe
lao6Ing tod.y u Offuss Az Poree
nooe nesr Omaha. killing I'VE snf
i1>Bing the cher y persoas
Quiek setiea BY m emergency
Tire LIGHTING mIusd vas ckUdlied
W base spokesman with k<eping
doun ~ lpss u life.
Csus< ~ ire crash was nj lm.
me<kstrly Determined bsa wine
wss ssi1 10 have CONT 81 lhe
nse.sm bomber t,st beiose TIE
n ilishs US described - roo
tine bul N pres<nee sbosrd a
seme classified equipment led bsse
olllrton = permlt NJ civilian pto.
@ysporss - rrpxters 10 visit TIE
~ 49, - ssspp~d So
nst1 ) = q H1ckssn 49,
Naval - ~ vorc< sp1Hesnsn
q IlIc1nm sid ~ plane nrrive1
t>rre nm Tokyo Friday ard Irll
eofiy Mcniay ~ O(fuls
Nnmee - - 1end pxfr wlfh
he'1 pen6Ing nolihcsison q nexi
q kln
mars y Z meon distance n f<i..
- - mII~a frmm a. eusm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

we O.5.o. Yosemite played.
The evenings program included
rumbas. wslixcs and foxtrots which
were MT eniy dsncesble bat listen.
able. when complimenied on their
''bsnd." one II the players said,
This Isn't really our band. ms our
eombo. the hand has n pieces. I"
Last nights "combo" was under
the direction Il Chief Al Kelly.
They entertained from 0 10 n pm.
md are scheduled 10 appear again
n NE ~" next Monday night.
March ..
On Thursday Of this weck. The us.
ual Birthday Dance win be- held In
honor u al the sefvicemcn In the
ares whose birthdays occur during
February. Gus Aysla and has must.
clans will play from niae O'Clock
until eleven.
Refreshments viii be- served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Man With Prismed- Personality
laurence L"sner, insenior, Writer. Play Produce,
Discloscs Thcalcr Guild Secret


Hams cnc act plays here In the
apcn-air arena. IN should 70 well. :
he explained. because their Il an
intimacy n : circnlor stage and the
effect u different IRON hat u an
ordinary theatre. m actors Are
facing N ah dii!erenl directions a.
~ rea' h.e ano prodnci,ons have
more rcsnsy.
We Disclosed the secret II success
for the Theatre Guild which he has
directed since 1913. q year after
founding u.
In our orranl<,tiun y said he
we remember that the Guild itself
u bigger than any individual In the
group. Evcryone hes 70 harm lo
make some perso0al socrllIce. n
u inevitalte Inst $500 win become
leaders. but We Pill toGeshcr Tor
ne good a the who,e."
I.angner point~d ca thst com.
mnnity dcveloped theatres were the
source a new talent. Out q cne
group theatre. CO. exsmplr. came
Producer CheryI Crawford and III.
reeiors Harold Cluman and Lee
s'rassbur4. and dozens II Top act.
ors.
The man u many facets he's tasi
wfislen : book called Mage Cur.
tain IT'S on the mafkel now, pub.
lishcd ny Dutton. rs an suiobio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

ffU1Hfttise students may rex1-
Ter euy evcning this week IN Room
~ a. the high school.
Interested persons wanting infer
nation may call its2 W anytime
during the day or evening up until
10 pm.
The new course viii begin about
March 1.
Chapman added that adults could
register al any time for The classes
m advanced iyping and advanced
shorthand. Dictaficn and transcript
ton 10 part of the advanced short
hand course.
Registration al any time includes
those who wish 10 enroll In ire re-
lated classes Cor electrical aud
plumbing apprentices.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

IT. tJol THEODORE ,. d.
wEnD. uSN. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. A. Dewerd. 1918 Selby
avenue. Los Angeles. Calf.
has recently completed q four
months course Tn An Weather
Flight ai the Fleet an Weather
Training Unit. Atlantic. Key
West The course consists a
advanced fight training In IN
sirsments ard night tactics De.
signed 90 qualify the pilot fur
Carrier All Weather Squadrons.
He win report 20 the Conn
nsanaer. AIR Foree. Atlantic
Fleet. Naval An station. Nor
foik. Va. for further assign
fIeni b duty involving flying,
Lieutenant DeWsrd entered
naval service ~ an aviation
cadet in the Navy W. program.
In April. 1875. he was drsig.
mated naval aviator a. Penss-
cola. Florida after completine
ire prescribed flight training
program We subsequently serv-
ed three years wish Air Group
II Al the Naval Air Statlon.
AlsHseds. Calf. Prior a. rrposf-
iIx 81 FANTul.ns. he assend~d
shs University q Missouri IN
der TIE Navy five term pro-
gram
Lieutensni DeWsni 10 Q grad
uafs ~ Miibank High school.
Milbsnk. Soash Dskcsz.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
COURTHOUSE.
tconiinned frosn pxEa one

knEineer Jehn GogEsa nsd Aloaze
c"shron. eoutraetor Gel fuxriher a
next weeks culnmisisou meeting
to discuss UNI hrsakdowhs in spe.
sificsiipns for road construction.
Coihrcn q low bidder on coazlruc.
tlon q a ss~fs. sirio Il r5sd q ne
Keys.
Chairman Gerald Saunders an.
nounced that Cemmlzsioncr Harry
HARRIS wiII - with City, Commls-
kio0erx. Mayer G. n. Harvey and
city Manager Dave King 10 Have
M on March ! 10 discuss ne PRO
poscd Havana Key West ferry.
Saunders said that the cniire eoln-
miz<,on vas insiled b Rpr(ui tat
Harris was TIE Only hseIAt< avail
able. Saunders win be nilenAlns
state convention of county eom-
mixslonerx.
Commissioners wiII decide On ne
orier II names Cor TIE conversions
10 be placed n ihe nsw jall. 4 wss
agreed.
Commissioner Harris aSked he
County Commissinn % wrs<e d lhe
state Road Depsrtment akkln9
them 10 clear shrubbcry and man-
grose about e feet hetAsen lhe
ed and she ~ hish~sy - MT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
DEAN SAYS
HIS AIDE
WAS HERO
Declares We Regrets
That Ne II Nos The
Hero Newspaper
A~~s.ssns~ S.~


~ N0O0Ub ,. IOSkMAW
PANmUNJ0M. Korea H-Mni.
william y. Dean. highest ranking
Alted officer IN Communist hands
ard . Medal u Ilonor winner. says
his aide. not ~ WAS . hero.
TIE S2-year-oid former con-
mander a the y. s. 1<sh Division
aid IN . letter from Prison Camp
NJ. { IN North Korea:
Il regret Inst am noi the hero"
newspaper accounts ''maks N 81
10 -"
The stories II Deans experi.
ences IN South Korea during Ire
noah ~ eiuded Communists be-
fore he Vas captured In August.
in5o. came from Koreans he "a.
couniered and Americans Who
were with ~ neneral Just before
he Let contact Win his troops.
Dcoo's litter. tatcd In Jnnuary.
was sddressed - Australinn torn
w11red nurxheli. corrcspondcni
Tor ne Communist Paris &c Soir.
nurchstt released 4 20 The Asso-
eieted Press today.
u eaid n part:
IN wss god 10 hear from yea
and - have ~ in1ormssion On my
soo's reactkon william n. Dean
u. a West Poine) upon heinR IN
termed hat I vas SIN On dcck. !.
II an indeed grateful q you for
gel(ing The Information that Arthur
cinrkc. my atie. escaped and Il
stin alive. That wondcrfal news
has taken 3 great load ar my
mind. Clnrke vas ne hcro a Inc
night a a July. ie6o. M I.
THAT'S TIE night Communists
oserran IN element II the 1<lh
D1siGton: Dean f1sked Ms Ille %
save his men. vas cut az ana
escaped. only 10 b. captured even-
tnaIy.)
!" slse appreciate your writing
Mildred fDesn's w.frl ana refflar
wert = hsr - expcdlsioasly. NJ.
I hcoerD uDckmsn II the Az sent
ne : coy q your radio letter. |"
nerchett's letter % Mrs. Dean
~ nerhcley. CALI. Vac tFansmil-
lsd from Tokyo 10 San Frsneisco
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Reception HOssOrs
National Officer
Gold Star Mothers

A reception in honor n Mrs. Ne.
ginaid Godfrey. nstionsi vice prssi.
dent u the Nstionnl Geld star
Mothers iopk place last evening q
the home q Mrs. Roger Wstson.
1919 Olivia street.
Hostess. Mrs. wstsoa Vas recent.
" installed % president a ~ Key
West Chapter u gold star Mothers.
She Vas assisted By her officers Il
the reception.
A Delighted buffet Supper vas
served 10 the many membsrs at
tending.
Mrs. Godfrey and her family win
leave key West Tor nhode Island
tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

IN kasmssy
~. oMiLlo LouNoaas
ojed -. =. ~ - !
Your gentle face and 49,
smile
with sadness Ne recall.
you had . kindly uor.I fux11cN
And died beloved By nIl.
The voice h mute and ssIIIed fhe
heart
That lived ~ weil and trur.
An. hitter vas lhc trial 10 part
From onr ~ good a. you.
yu ere MT Forgotten loved GO
Nor VIII you ever be
~ lynk ~ life and memory Lasts
70 uHI remember thce.
We mis- yea non. our hearts arx
SORT.
A. time ee<~ ~. We miss yo,r
more.
y@as Issing smile. yosr srnllr
face
No one csn 90 soar sarsnt plsec.
IoUNooa's cb>lLoaooo
80 =. lS,1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Sir Mem o., Rats
Not Found BY &C
after 3-Dnys Dat

Coes1 Guard pooeoe ship
Arisdns oevs ~ ~ seossh
Lest night ~ ~ en- -
rnissine % . Ne eoca vAooo
hondnsanian shlD 49, -
fhs nesahwese ~ q ca -
February ~. ~ coosa
Guard snsounsed ssosg.
L. n. ?. wsinesi. shiDDsr
Of The roseue vooso1 go eAsf
~ and his epew sooschst
fhs wassss ~ 1hsoe 1oYs
snd gave " ~ sssssh re-.
tsrdsy.
Three d ~ crew hsd
bssn picked - ~ . cnban
vessel On rehsuary ~ ~
Key West ceoso owoso 90
only neiIfisd ~ ~ misnlnu
msn Last Fsi1aY. Aslo1no.
lmmsdisssly pus ~ - nst
IRE msn.
The men ere psobobly
iosi." sid Wsinoss. Ihey
had . ehsnes - ~ Nc
rains ~ lsao - ~ voo1hss
was vcod- n 81 FouUA snsss
last 6sYs. kewovos."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Csrlsnd Carr who
were married February a q Ire
-. Mary's Star of.lhe.scs Church
IN an afternoon wedding. have re.
turned from q honeymoon 10 the
Florida Keys and are nov q home.
10 Caroline street.
The bride was NE lormer Miss
Vivian Gaftenmsycr. 6ounhser q
Mrs. GudclIa Csrtenmoyer. 9io
Caroline street. Sc wns lormorly
empaoycd u ne Key vsol Drug
Store.
The groom Is employed By the
Columbia laundry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

-
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY as
kiwanis Club dinner meeting
Logun's Ocean Patio. ca.
pm.
Meeting. WV Ladies Auxil.
larry. Post Iiome ON Eliza
beth street. . pm
Meeting. Ever Ready Stal
Club. home u Mrs. Isabc
FIeming. SO Petfonia stEcet
, pm.
Meeting. Order Of DE Mola,
Boys. scottish Rite Temple
1:3u pm.
Meeting. Sparkling Waters
Rebckah Lodge No "a
knights Of Pythias Hall. %
Fleming street. 9 pm.
Meeting. Young Adult Fellow
ship of first Methods
Church. annex. q pm.
Meeting Room Representatives
NarrIs school. library. q pm.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY "a
Special Interest eroup book re
view. ". Taylor 10 am.
LADIES' DAY oof iuafnamcnh, y
". COL Course. = am.
Mesunx, Junior pcns. "oman'
C1no su<s.sor'nm. ESe pm.
pop:'eH.c nE'ass nszoe's'''a' =,
"a ho"' osesas "''"
10 pm.
nses'ns. American isk,o". ~.
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USS Yosemite EieUen Piece COnsbO
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The dance At hs " last night featured by best
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guests who attended when eleven accomplished
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
New Course La Blue Print Reuding
announced For Adult EdmcnfiOn Class

Director Bill Chapman snnouncrd today course m.
been added the program Of Adult education with classes held
az the Key West high school Te course In blue prir
tng snd estimating for building trades