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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

AVE- ENOs SeucE guests present al
dinner were Mrs. NJ. e. Bell of ST.
Paul, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Mrs.
Mary Ball, and little Jackie
Combs Of this city. The reception
was an open one. held at the
church parlors from 4 until 8 p.
m. with most Of the church clubs
in participation. The tables were
beautifully appointed with can
dies. nuts and cakes. Especially
amazing was the birthday cake,
nodded into the form of an open
bible. The basket Of fruit was
equally as amazing TO look at,
each article Of fruit was decorated
with strips Of tape holding silver
money.
Bethesda Baptist Missionary
Society: Mrs. Nettie Mae Scott,
1928 Fifth Ave. So, will be hos
tess 70 the Missionary Society of
Bethesda Baptist church, wednes-
day. April 10 at 8 p. m. The presi .
dent, Mrs. lone Brown urges all
members to be present and
prompt.
Visitors from Des MOInes: Mrs.
Connie Landers, 3645 Fourth Ave.
So, was very pleasantly surprised
Sunday. April 8, by a visit from
her goddaughter, Charleen Ranae
Ballard. and her mother. Mrs.
Alcynetta Ballard, Of Des Moines,
Iowa.
The Social Links: Mrs. Frank
Connors, 1891 Second Ave. So,
was hostess to the members of the
Social Links Club, Tuesday. April
1. Regular club business was
transacted, after which Mrs. Con-
nOrs served a lovely luncheon.
The president Of the club is Mrs.
Alma Jefferson. and the secretary
10 Mrs. Felix Fogg. The next
monthly meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Felix Fogg, 37O9
Fourth Ave. So, on Tuesday, May
I.
WheatIey Wives: The home Of
Mrs. Bessie Green, 3437 Fourth
Ave. So, was the scene Of the
clubs bi-monthly meeting, Thurs
day. April 3. It was a combina-
ton business and social meeting.
Those present were the Mines,
Davis. Phoebe Owens, and jean
cite Miller.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

Dorothy Whitaker. Dolores Whit.
taker, Mildred Lacey. Geraldine
Heron, iona Robinson, Charlotte
New Home; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gemon Rooney are now settled in
their new home at 1924 Smelling
Ave. So.
Bethesda Easter Program; The
Sunday School OF Bethesda Bap-
ust church viii give an Easter
program, Sunday, April IS. at the
church at 7 p. m. Vera Wright
will direct II. Eula Craig will mar
rate, and pianist Era Walls will
supply the music. The Sunday
School class, as a whole, viii par
ticipate. At the close Of the pro-
gram there will be IS dozen
easter eggs distributed among the
children. The public is cordially in
vited. Roselyn GlRnton Is the
superintendent and Rev. l. c.
Harris Is pastor
Under the Weather: The flu
kept Cecil Newman, 1858 Third
Ave, So. at home three days and
abed for two days.
Trip to Duluth: Rev E. @. HAr-
ris, 4016 Clinton Ave. So. went
to Duluth, Minnesota, Sunday,
April 8 10 conduct services at
Calvary Baptist church there. He
was accompanied by his wife.
Ms. Lucy Harris, Mr. and Mrs. c.
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Den.
mis-, and Mr.. and Mrs John Lytle.
UnO-ScOre: The Uno-Score club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice BRITT, 3549 Fourth Ave.
So, Saturday, April 5 at $50 p.
m. It was a regular business meet
ing. The next meeting win be at
the home Of the president, Mr..
Louis Whitlock. 1854 Clinton Ave.
So, Saturday, April IL. at $50
p. m.
Correction; In last week =
write-up Of Little Gail MilIer's
birthday party we incorrectly list
ed as being present, her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon, who reside
in Washington. sent gifts. Also,
Mrs. NorvAl Brooks. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Hyatt Of this city sent
gifts but could not attend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

Incorporating at home after a ton.
sillectomy recently.
TrOttcrcttSai A new tccn-agc
club has been formed recently UNI
der the auspices OF the Phyllis
wheAtley house the Trottercttcs
by name. They played basketball
all season, participated in the In.
ter settlement league tournament.
and the Halle =, Brown house
tourney, The girls met Tuesday.
April l at s p, W. IN the Lounge
at wheatley house 10 discuss
plans for the first edition Of their
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

monthly newsAhcot, the Wheat
ley star" which shall be forth
coming sometime during the lat
ter part Of April Tho editors arO
Beverly Eas0n and Eleanor
witherspoon; the reporters aro all
club members. The president OF
the club IL Shirley Stone, and tho
SECRETARY Is Kay Taylor
POAtpOnmcRti The Past Ma
rtnns and Past Patrons Council
which was to meet at the home Of
Mrs Lucy Harris. tOI6 Clinton
Ave So. Sunday. April IL. will be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ANIME APOuS

Birthday Reception surprise birthday reception for
Rev W. Bolts Sr pastor of Zion Baptist church was given
him Sunday April by his daughter Mrs Ella Warder and
OF volunteer workers from the church The ceebra
on oegan win hev and Mrs H. W. Bolts being guests din.
at the home of their daughter Mrs Warer col Eighth
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
More Forecasts
For Coming Year
By DOROTHY ROE
AP Women's Editor

Since this is the season for re-
Prospect and forecast, will join
the parade and predict for 1885,.
That bangs will be the most
popular hairdo of the year.
That a number of baby girls will
be named Mamie, and lots of baby
boys will be called Ike.
That just plain Americanism
will become fashionable, and that
parlor pinks viii seem a little out
of date.
That there will be a Marilyn
Monroe sweater and a Rosemary
Clooney bathing suit.
That an increasing number of
jalopies viii be decorated with the
words Little Mo" and that all
feminine teen-age skaters win try
to look like Barbara Ann Scott.
That Vivien Kellems will declare
an armistice with Uncle Sans
income tax collectors and viii be-
come television star.
That Oveta Culp Hobby will set
the millinery trend for 1853, and
that Ivy Priest will inspire several
thousand college girls to major in
economics.
That tiaras win be worn by 1858
debutantes, with a bow to Queen
Elizabeth, though the common gar
den variety will be made up at
home from such rhinestone and
pearl necklaces as happen to be
at hand.
That coronation white viii be the
color Of the year, closely followed
by Mamie blue.
That the new girl favorites of
TV will be wholesome, Betty Fur
ness types, with modest neckiines
and well-modulated voices, suitable
to well-bred u. S. living rooms.
That America still viii be the
best place in the world in which
to live and enjoy it.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
Citizen Staff Photo

Mccarthy, an air combat intelli-
gence officer, flew 80 combat mis-
Sions in the Pacific.
The citations-for the Distin-
guished Flying Cross, the Air Med
al and four stars in lieu of addi-
tional air medals-were signed by
Secretary of the Navy Kimball.
The Distinguished Flying Cross
was awarded, in the words of the
citation, 'for heroism and extra.
ordinary achievement"
Lanigan said the long delay In
formal presentation of the awards
was not unusual.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
Critics Select
~Bests" For 1852

NEW YORK - - High Noon"
has been selected as the Best Film
of 1852 by the New York Film
Critics.
The critics slso made these
choices.
Best Aetor--Sir Ralph Richard
son in the British hlm Breaking
Through the Sound Barrier.
Best Actress--Shiriey Booth IN
Come Back. Little Shehs
Best Director Fred Zinnemann
for High Noca. "
Best Foreign FiIra-The Freneh
Forbidden Games
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
Mccarthy Given
8 War Citations

WASHINGTON Up = Sen. McCar-
thy (R-Wis) received six decora-
tions for his World War II service
from the Marine Corps this week
almost eight years after his dis
charge.
The presentation, in the senator's
office, was made by Col. John r.
Lanigan, commanding officer of
the Fifth Reserve Marine District.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31

Lake Superior navigation 4 clos.
&c by iee about fo4nar nsoasAs q
year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
"a Years Ago Yesterday USS
Maine Was Blown Up In Havana


n Was - years ago Yesterday
On February 18TH. lg98. that the
uSS Maina was blown up in
HAVANA Harbog, And 30 honor
the memory 81 the victims IT
that tragedy, solemn ceremonies
we're held yesterday In the
Maine Plat 81 City Cemetery.
sponanrcd by Key West vcter-
ans and patriotic groups
A the graves "a over two
hundred "A thnSe victims. whose
bodies were brought 90 Key
West following the disaster. seq.
eral scores 81 Key weslers Gath.
erred a. honor the memory ~ the
men who loAi their lives IN the
incident that precipltatcd enc
Spanish American War
Before the masscd flags 81 tho
Kew West Guards ~ Honor, the
gathering heard Chaplain n y
NJ Govern. ~ the Naval Ssatlus..
IN his nemufial address say that.
The sacrifice these men made
has future implications because
the principles Cor which these
men died are an essential part
a TIE fabric 81 oar Nation"
The program under the diree.
ton ~ Vance c. Stifrup "a Ar.
thur Sawyer Post g ~ the
American Legion was opcncd
with an invocation BY Mrs. Glor-
sana hayly. Chaplain u The L..
glun Auxiliary followed by ma.
siral selections BY a quartet from
the KEY West High schonl Band
under the direction ~ Harold
CaSteftun.
Cuban Consui Oscar Murales
IN ms address. said. The me.
mory 81 these men Who died tot
ircndofn Will 1--we forever IN the
hearts ~ Cuba They died -
that their neighbors In Cuba
eotid 1--we IN frccdom"
Memorials a. The departed
wefv Frr1enird in the form II
vfeathS Laid at the foot ~ The
Maine Monument IN the plot bv
.consiEaed On page Five,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
81 Members
Indicted
In Legion
Antonio arrange
Wins First Prize
La Membership
Drive Contest

Thirty one new members were
welcomed into Arthur sawyer Post
-. American i.cgion. ~ is regular
meeting on Wednesday evening
The ncw members snclmfie James
X. Dean. Phillip n. iosn wal.
lace y. walker Eddie . Mcclure.
John L. Dawson. Robert &. shel
don; Harvey Giese GIN Rose
Alfred u. Hurt Jr. Ivan y. Kelly.
Dr. Hubert Williams. Harold Dor
set Francis =. Watkins. Orvslle
Duncan -. Dokiie. william G.
Jaycocks' Arthur Bragman Anne.
10 IaeuKxo. Charles Conycrs Jack
pruyn: Sam Cartmi. DIV. Lang
sion. James Hsnlon. Seibefs Har.
rison: Walter Hlstman. William ..
Lloyd 80. Charles r.. Wellington
Dr.. Thomas johnson. re. flal.
land, Joseph Finamorc. and RI.
Sobush.
The Post voted 10 purchase . set
II Democracy Readers fnr posnei.
ana Elementary Sehool upnn the
request ef Albert n. Carey. prinei.
pal. The aim II the READERS - To
teach ehildren 10 respect demoera.
TAG ideals and practices. Thss h
presented through stories ~ earn
est men and women VIM founded
oar nation and ~ stories which eun.
trasi llie IN our democracy wiih
life under forms of government
where the worth uf the individual
~ loti IN the supremacy II the
state. Anthony l.. ulchar Was nam.
cd % Post Historian 10 flll q cur.
rent vacancy.
Nanaei n. Cabrera. Dr.. Chair.
man. House Commlslee. annuunref
that = barbecue supper Cor Legion.
naircs and families will be- served
n the Legion en- sunday. February
N. beginning a. , p.m. A Hard
Times Dsnee - srhesluled a the
Posi Home for Saturday. March
lssh. fsw Legion memirrs and
guests.
rhemas kvisi AS namea 10
Continued On PAGE Fives
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
New York CITY
Surgeon Here
For 9th Year


Key West has the most besllhfs|
climate In the United states. ! a..
ten send patients here for rccos'
cry. And coming from Docios
Morton Hertz. one of the naiion' ;
ipremosi surgeons. whe h making
ms annual visit 10 Kcy Hest the
above statement has an suthorssise
ring.
The doctor. Who h spending his
sixth winter in key West. h 20
enthusiastic about the Island City
mat he has built o home here On
Washington avenue. Intending On
spend three nsonihs = year herr
annually. DT. Hertz one day plans
70 retire and live here pcrmaneni.
N.
Dr. Hertz. vho maintains . prac.
ice in New Work City 10 on the
attending staff IL New fork I'm
serxliys famed Bellevue Medical
Center and teaches postgraduate
medicine Al the University fiospi.
tai We has been ASKED bs iscsI
Navy medical men "a lecture n
hey West oa certain phases Il can
Ger diagnosis. beeansr ~ hsx work
ainng these lines.
An avid fisherman. pr. Ileris
vas recently fishing win state
Representative Bernie q. Pspy and
Or y. Ianeelot Lester. Jr. ~hen
they Fsported 81 amazing catch.
sHen for ksy West. Il ~ fish.
Do fiertf has been spcndlag .
20 q time posniinx osIs has l.Sor1is
iithsng gruuIsdk 81 Mr.. Rasioiph
wohliika and Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry
lana sho are si<iiing ham a the
pre~eui Mr.. wohliiks's be8uilful
daughter Frances. on . recent trip.
oAkEed . fire ~ pound szslfszh.
bf hsrtE "a also . close friend
- MA kenny. eoiummlsa fT the
Wee fork Mirrsr and psrenni4l
VISITOR 10 ksy West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
Meiiom Noon Met
Death IA Hands OF
Carl C0rnicI,aels

A, an Inquest held before
Coroner Roy Hamlin Yesfsr-
dsY afternoon into The death
Of Alan harris. alias Mel
low Moon" whose body was
found Heating In shallow
waser near Sleek Island on
December ltfh. o coroncr's
Jury rendered q verdict Of
death by drownins IL the
hands Of Carl Carmichael
Js- and Carl csrmiehssL
Sr."
The report Of the Miami
patholo5isis who conducted
en- autopsy on the body.
stated thai death eceurrsd
under circumstances com.
rafibie 10 drowning"
The carmiehsels were
placed under arrest On .
first degree murder ehsrps
CO Dee. isfh In the death
end are currently free -
$4,000 bond each.
a preliminary hearing In
10 the case u expected 10 ~
held next week after which
Grand Jury action II en-
Fectcd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
PawIey,Unio
Meet Sunday

MIAMI A - william y. Pawlsy
90 nsr ~ the siriks iound Mans
and Mans Beach huk lines. u
srhrdnleh 10 see toKslhel' wiih All.
Union lrsfieFN far fhr FIRST time
Sundsy In sn effort 10 settle ths
ls-sizy ed STRIFE.
pswlsy. vho has been On . De.
fxnse Depsrtnwnt mission In In
rppe. h expected here SUNDAY lie
was due Friday hus storms delay.
ed his fight home from PARIS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
Dr.. Fernandez
New Inferno Al
Local Hospital

Tho Mourye County Medical
society held ~ usonfhIy meet
Inc Thursday night a the Mon
re General Hospital with Dr.
Jssnes Pnrrnmmrc presiding Dr.
Jose Fcsnsndex was nominated
- probationary inferno ior Mon.
rue General Hospital
The minutes u the January
meeting were reed and spprvs.
ed. Of special interest was . LAST
.contnupd O PsGe risss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
New Jail Will
Be Ready For
Business Soon

Afchitees James Gsmble no.
eers II snd resident snRineer
Ralph Russell made their final
inspertluu % me nearly compl~t-
ed Monros county BAL today.
"is's IN fine shsp~--shs jsil y
-and a wiIl be rr.dy N toke
care "a Monre eounty prisgnnrs
BY about April IS Rogers sd
Rogers served - afchifcct a.
- TOE the rsnoestious 90 the
County Confthouss whieh ere In
their final stage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
Schneider
Wins Navy
Queen Contest
Miss Helen Preston
Wins Second Place
Honors. Oli,ero- Third

Psllng up q decisive majority
IN the q. s Naval Bases race
for Queen Of the NAVY Charity
Carnival. kGrs Mary Schreiber
spnnmred ~ USS Howard VA.
Gilmore, was swept unfs the
ihrsme on the faceAuF tonplcse
returns available THIS morning
Yesterdays elertion ellmaxes
one of the warts,ext campaigns
held between &c naval activities
here No one pas sure until tl,e
very end whhh ~ the oonte~s.
anita would ln Scunnd ulnre
hunurs w~ss - hia~n tkelem prcs
ION. Fleet E.<nar School repfe
sentative y a. third fsarth. and
firth piacc IL Edna Ollvers,s
Bonnie Ice Nnlnls. and Janet
fglaza ruspectlvelv
Queen Mary Is the wife %
Seaman honntd = Schneider.
She viii be crowned auren Of
NE Carnival ~ 800 o'clock ~.
"a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16

DrGgnef Nabs
Pair Al Cunpoini
After Early An.
City-Wide Chase

SOy-W s0e 0sUffSe
~ glm coss
Two armed hoodlnms
who pulled a daring stitch.
up ~ 200 a. m. this morn.
ing ~ I.ogun'- south Beach
Pale Restaurant we're
swiftly captured This morn.
lng BY q woodworking
key West Police Dcpars.
ssseni drsgnet after a Wild
chase.
The capture came only
IL minnie. following the
time of sIac holdup.
The pair, j. Cormicr. %.
of Bosson, Mas. and i.
Courtney. %. Of salem.
Alohnnna arr In thr CITY
jail 90 ~ armed robhrry
ehprDe. Cornier |. said "a
- : porole siolsior on q
Washinelon. ID. {. break.
NJ and entering rnnsir.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
SEASONS
PEAK NOW
TILL MAR.
MOTELS. HOTELS
REPORT Nd
VACANCIES
IN 10 DAYS

Tourists from all over
the nation arc filling Ne,
West moscls and hotel.
nightly am dIsase been for
t~e weeks in this peak Of
the 1852 season.
Despite the additional
go rooms for rent this
year. abe crowds pouring
lssae abr islsnd Ciss are iax.
issg ~ aesriss facilities. .
eheek III The snosels. hotels
AID Chamber of Conn
nsev~e revealed today.
The beach moleIs unanimously
report business:
Excellent - terrific - better
than ever"
Key Vests luxury hotel the
Casa Marina has q full house
With reservations boohed solid
through March 10.
IL business continues right
through March as n will In the
firzt ten days Of March. this Is
our best season ever" Emmett
Commit. manager. said today.
Ia Concha hotel has no vacan.
clcs for a month.
Out nj the beach. Marine No.
tel manager Jack Talon said that
business has been booming since
February D.
Hibiscus motel proprietor Har-
~ Mitchell. said that there were
seven reservations to-day that he
couldn't taxa care of.
But NE always find people
places 10 stay. We never turn
Acn away wiihost finding
room for them 81 private home
or In = hotel Business Is better
even than last year"
Over at the Key West Aqua.
rum Bili kroii. manager. said:
About five percent more
visitors are cosning 90 zee our
aQuarium. Of course that Is not
a. much u an increase ~ 1851
showed over other years. hut
then We could not expect 10 rise
so sharply every year. This Is
our peak weekend. n the season
follows rs usual course n may
taper off from nov on
Santa Maria Motel out al the
beach has been full since carly
December. said George Bonsmy.
proprietor.
The Key West season Is match
ed by a hig season on the KEYS.
Il was learned. With 1900 tol !.
Isl housing units between KY
West and Homestead. and 200
trailer spaces. the keys provide
siupping places for tourists en-
route 20 Key West. OF on their
way back 20 the mainland
4 Members Of The Key West
Chamber Of Commerce have be-
ssne 20 accustomed 30 boom
rises each year over, the proceed
ing year. that some of them
romplain II a plateau In business
eccurA
The Chamber of Commerce re-
Ieased figures today that show
here we're 15.04s passenger cars
rosning south through the Big
Pine key toll este. compared
with 23.727 last year. January
post office receipts were t23.5s8
sompsrcd with t10.is4 in 1891.
Visitors ~ the Chamber II
Commerce office dropped slight
Evening star., 1952-08-14
HANDkERcHIEFS

20 Loroe-sze Ladies' Pure Linen Print
Honkies. Assorted foroI patterns.
Special purchase --- SOC
so Beautiful Loree Swiss Honkies, some
with /" hens, four-eorner embroi- l.5o
dery and oIl-over embroidery zoe
Ldnsbnrgh's 's-HANDKER
Evening star., 1952-08-14
MEMS WEAR

400 Mems Ties, fomous-moke royons soto
ocquords, fouords, bods and neots, $50 69e
40 Fonous Make Polo Shirts, jersey
knit, 8ooo Dupont orion, 209o wool.
Washable, ironing; S, M, L. 5.95 3.S5
so Mens Summer Poomos, famous
make cotton and royon sheers and
skip dents. Short sleeves, knee
length, washable, solid and foncy
potterns, A to in the group Z.95 z49
l40 Forous-rnoke Belts genuine leather,
two tones and solids. 80 to AZ in Soto
the group Observation-Disclosures $50 Use
Lansburghs-MEN,S FURNISHINGS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14
JUNIOR DRESSES
SUMMER SUITS

J. Srorty Styled Royon Shontunes,
orion and nyon mixtures and others.
Cool summer coors. Misses broken 1886
sizes 10 to 2o---------------- l7.95 il.o0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FASHION SUITS
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14
CURTAINS and DRAPERIEs

! Orion Window Awnings, 6 ore 2e"
wide, is 35" wide, 3-ft drop and 1885
2h-ft. projection 1895 500
lnnersprine Choise Pods. VinyI-
cooted fobic. Yellow, green, red 2l.o5 1879
Choise Pods. Cotton filled Red and
white stripe vinyl-cooted fobrc---- 9.o8 500
2-pc. Choir Sets Viny-cooted fobrie. 6.eo 6
Green, with ivory trim 1913 4.99
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and DRAPERIES-
: Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14
23O-Reg. l.99-2.99 Entire Stock of
BOYS SWIM TRUNKS
\ for 8

Reduced to make room for school things! Cotton
poplins, oinohoms royon- and -oceote sotn cord
ed lostex. All famous make with sturdy elostic
boxer woists. Broken sizes $40.
LansburgRs-BoYS SHoP-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14
AIR COOLED "a
- \
zZZl2yZz2Z3
JUNIORS, MISSES
White COATS
~ |'|' Nc STREETS y $500;

orig. NOW
5 l0Ooo Wool Bouce Coots, band collar,
foncy pockets and cuffs, full back;
sizes 10 to "A -------------- $500 400
] White Bouce Coot; adjustable cuffs,
trim pockets nationally -odver-
tised styles, sizes IA - ------ 6e75 5I.o0
] Fomous Name Wool PoodlecIoth, roll
collar, adjustable cuffs, pendulum
style. size Il ---- ---,,-- - $500 $500
z Nationally advertised Style Toppers
round collar, button trim sleeves, oroe
pockets, sizes 10 and l4-- 4o75 37.00
3 lOO9o Wool Fleece Coots one-b button
style, slash pocket sizes to b. 5000 37.oo
Lansburgh's-MISSES' AND JUNIORS COATS
AND SUITS-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14
BOYS WEAR

20 Jr Sonforzed Cotton Gobordine
Western jackets Broken sizes to II 2.eo 1893
II Jr. Sonforized foded Denim Upper
jackets. Knit color, cuffs and woist.
Sizes 6, 8 and l0------ 2.e8 1893
7 Jr Cotton Corduroy Porotroopers
Jockets. Sizes 6, II and II only 800 2.98
IS Junior Cotton Corduroy Porotroopers
Socks. Sizes 10 and II onIy----- 800 z.98
s Prep Boys Sonforized tfor not more
than % shrnkoee White cotton
Gobordne Socks. Sizes 2O----- 800 2.9S
4 Husky Boys Sonforized tfor not more
than % shrinkoee) White Cotton
Gobordne Socks. 36" wost--- 4.oo z.9S
9 Fomous- White Cotton Gobor-
dine 2-pc. Loneie Suits. Sizes and 1906
II only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e.e5 500
Lansburgh's-BOYS SHOP-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14

Orig. NOW
so PIods, checks. prints, dots, solid COL
ors; washable cotton, vorous styles
and coIors; misses sizes II to 20; 1856
womens broken; sizes l4h to 24h- 1925 $50
Lansbmghs-BUDGET FASHION DRESSES
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Leather GOODS

l65 Plastic Beoded Tie Belts IN white,
red/white, blue white, brown/whte.
S, M,
40 Novelty Handbags, Strows, fobrics in
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Us. Telegraph, Telephone
Systems Brace For Series
Of Strikes At Midnight

WASHINGTON lM-- The nation's
telegraph and telephone systems
braced today for series Of
threatened strikes due to start at
midnight.
Approximatel, $1,000 western
Union Employees were set to walk
off the job across the country. A
top official in their union. the AL
Commercial Photographers Union
(CTU), said There definitely will
be strike as matters now stand. =
Adolph Brungs, head Of the
CTU's Western Union Division,
told repoters the only chaHle Of
averting q walkout would Ee "a
proposal BY the company accept
able to the union.
The clio Communications Work
ers Of America lCWA) has called
a strike of more than "a. 600 Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph
workers in Ohio, Michigan and
Northern California for Thursday
morning. And 1900 Western Elec-
trio Co. Employees in 43 states have
scheduled a strike for Monday.
Western Electric is subsidiary
Of A. T. & T. and its employees