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The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1952-01-04
Arizona Post, Jan. a, 1852
Donor Lunch
Shows Fashions

In pursuit of huge attendance
for the Temple Emanu- Ell Sister
hood Donor Luncheon Jan. 16 in
the Temple auditorium, hostesses
this year have embarked on a new
approach. Each hostess has a goal
of raising a minimum of 500. at
her table and is calling on her
friends to join her group with
contributions of SIS. upwards.
This device will enable friends
to sit together and place cards will
be set for every guest, explains
Mrs. Joe Myerson, luncheon chair
man. Levy's will offer showing
of Spring Garden of Fashions"
with a fashion commentary. Chill
dren's styles will be included. Last
years show proved most inter-
esting.
Attendance is not limited to
Sisterhood and Temple members,
but also is open to the women of
the community. Proceeds go to
the Religious School fund.
Hostesses are: Mines. Meyer AgrOn,
Dennis Bernstein, David Bloom, Phillip
Besserman, Dina Brindis, Irving Buch-
man, Max Costin, william Davidson,
Meyer Epstein, Alex Gelb, Elmer
Goldwyn, Arthur Green, Charles Cor
don, Harry GorOdess, Harry Halter, Mel
vim HaIpern, Henry Kaufman, Sam r.
Kaufman, Samuel Kurn, Aaron Levy,
Arnold Lieberman, william Mass,
Arnold MandeI, Charles Miller, Jack
Nevins, Louis Posner, Nathan Ratika,
Bernard Rosenbaum, Ted Rosenblatt,
Jake Silverman, Sol SamOrs, Edward
Continued on page 49,
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1952-01-04
BBW District Grand President
Is Guest At HiIIeI Tea
Mrs. Leon Levy

spires people to do just little
more"
Also planned is a luncheon
board meeting Jan. II at the Ell
Preside Hotel to give the board
an opportunity to meet Mrs. Kud-
Ter. Mrs. Morris Kleinerman is
handling the arrangements.
On Saturday night there will
be a reception in her honor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kalb. She is BBW 1st vice-presi-
dent. Guests will be the officers,
board members and their hus-
bands. Assisting will be Mines.
Beatrice Bassist, Sam R. Kauf-
man, Morris Kleinerman.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1952-01-04
Never Weintraub To Address
W0rkmen's Circle Annual Dinner

Weintraub is a member of the
national board of Workmen'S
Circle and is the advertising man
ager for the Los Angeles edition
of the Forward. He is considered
one of Workmen's Circle ablest
speakers in Yiddish.
Roslyn Hart is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Silverberg. A
professional singer with an excel
lent reputation, she invariably
pleases her audiences with her
fine programs. Her selections that
evening will include Russian and
Yiddish folk songs, light operetta
numbers. She has sung on NBC
and CHS nationwide programs
and was featured singer in ''Black
& White Revue" in Hollywood.
Miss Hart has sung with the Civic
Light Opera Co., of Los Angeles
and the American operate Lab
oratory.
Reservations are preferred in
advance and may be made with
either Morris Wanger 2-6568, or
Morris Gitlitz 2-8387. The occa-
sion will be purely social and no
solicitation of any kind will be
made.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1952-01-04

Meyer Weintraub of the Jewish
Daily Forward will be guest
speaker and Roslyn Hart, we'll
known local singer, will be pres
ented by Workmen's Circle at
their third annual banquet, held
at the Santa Rita Rendezvous
Room Jan. z at Z pm.
This dinner is invariably at
tended by large number of mem
bers and friends, which made it
necessary to secure larger quart
'ers for this years affair. Meyer
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1952-01-04

TUNE IN to one of Americas
most famous JewiSh-American
Breakfasts over KVOA, for two
solid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at 1890 am. Now in it's 4th year!
Evening star., 1952-12-07
'U0 President Denies
Firm Studying Housing
Association Is Biased |

Charles =. Glus~r III, l4-.ident
Of United Community Services,
has denied that a study being
made Of the Washington Housing
Association is biased.
Mr.. Glover, in a letter to Col.
Campbell c. Johnson. housing as
sociation president, defended the
study and called criticism by Col.
johnson premature.
No Confidence in Report.
Col. johnson recently wrote Mr..
Glover that the housing associa-
ton could place no confidence in
a report expected soon on its fu-
ture relationship to UCS. The re-
port is being submitted by New
York research Organization, Com
munity Research Associates.
UCS is considering whether to
continue to provide financial sup
port to the housing group.
Col. johnson criticized the ac-
ton of an investigator, Thomas
Devine, in proposing plan
whereby the housing association
would receive UCS support only
until 1855.
Ruled Impartial.
Mr.. Glover said committee of
use leaders has reviewed the
situation and decided that Com
munity Research Associates lis
impartially and effectively car
Irying out the study requested by
the UCS Board of Trustees"
"The fact that Mr.. Devine, on
his own initiative, explored with
the members of the board of the
Washington Housing Association
a plan which he felt, if acceptable
to all concerned, might end exist
ing controversy cannot be taken
as evidence of bias one way or
the other" Mr.. Glover wrote Col.
Johnson.
Mr.. Glover said it. was "pre-
mature at this time to argue the
merits or demerits of a fact-find-
ing report which has not been
completed and which none of us
has SEEN"
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Cornthiun Yacht Club
Elects Victor KuYne

Victor j. Kayne has been elected
commodore of the Corinthiar
Yacht Club.
Other officers are Marvin T.
|Broyhill, vice commodore; DR.. Har-
old McCann, rear commodore Dor
Holm, secretary-treasurer:; Frank
Fragale, secretary: Frank Spars-
holt. major, and Carl Hengen
Kelvin Pardoe and George Simons,
jr., Board of Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
|18 Gu Students Listed,
In College Who's Who

Eighteen Catholic University
students are listed in the current
Who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Col
leges, it was announced yesterday,
They include John w. Duchesne,
6523 Sixth street NV; Donald j.
Hogan. 433 Oglethorpe street
INV; Miss Geraldine A. Schwal-
enberg, 1846 c street Sc. and
Miss Maryjane Wilson, 1901 Nc
Kinley street NV.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
CContinued from Page 81

silence.
I have never followed the sea-
faring folks, but I shall try. At
the least no one will harrangue
and assault me. The English poet
chided all mankind with the adj
monition: 'Thy control stops with
the shore" Here, at the least, my
villifiers and killers will not pure
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
A Curtain Of Tears

sue me. I feel I shall enter a state
of safety on these waters.
I, Israel, am on my way. I am
with my back to the continent,
where a curtain of tears separates
us. I hear the jeering peoples.
They taunt me. They throw
stones at me. At last my defiance
melts. I set sail. And, now weep:
81 lift mine eyes against the
sky, I know not why.
The clouds are weeping, so am
I.
I lift mine eyes again on high,
The sun is shining; so am I.
Why do / smile? Why do I
weep?
/ know not why-it lies so
deep"
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NO .ARSEAIEES
ll1anlLaaekl Fram paae ono

Continued From Ra&@ Onel
rinaeg welcomed THE quiet 50 he
an. his staff cossla ratch IN on
she hook work Necessary preltmin.
airy ta the primary being held
Gre wees from Tuesday
FigaaI figure whea Tire office clos
ga yesterday at 5 ., M. was SoS
ahsealee hall0ts cast. WIN one
more week - 80 until Friday the
ssos 6nwa IN absentee Votes is ex-
peeiexs h contsnus. pnder sasd,
Me&nmfssse the candidates for the
hatly eestes'ed offices in the Sosan-
by aAa state we're making last
~ .amte bios Tor tNe precious votes
ag TIE essaaenS AZ Moarne County
hsssa hgxaklng Gamblers are en-.
peessd 10 vese Eogtsw1ag the largest
Feg yatgas il TIE history II Mon.
Toe ees2g
Tsenases have heSn appointed by
sise SAey@sE CO fnxsre order ~ TIE
ps Clerks ard lasnrxt0gx have
ALREADY h@sn aansea AZ sass salts
H s0g axe fssjY al 4asegx "a
sra oas aa M&e s aaa express
aex a IL fAe secrecy q sAs
ssa psace
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prscirisassen

Relative Humidity at 500 An
a7@
Esrcneser tSna Leysli sec IN.
1854 ass.-~~Il1lnS mzss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26

Red Badge Of Courage" He has
even written a biography Of Crane,
excerpts Of which we're published
in the 'C0lophon a magazine for
the learned.
Ambrose Bierce is another Of VIII
liams favorises. He has collected
Bieree Crane books for years. Re
Gently he presented his extensive
Crane collection TO Syracuse Uni
yersity. where Crane studied for
some months,
The Intellectually curious alt0r.
ney antiquarian reserve officer
first came to Key West in 1912
while doing convoy duty.
eff I had had any sense | would
have bought some lots AZ that
time. he said regrestfnlly. Il was
lucky q few years back, however.
ard Mon > two end orc half acre
lot during the Government sraffle
up on Sugar Lost Key Next year
I hope 10 come back and build Gu
IT,
Ames " Williams is not 70 be
confused With me novelist II
Strange Rornan ard ether fame.
Yesterday in ihe N'oman's Club
library. Mira sauek. whispered
nc
Ben Ames Williams is In town,
Odd yoa kna@
NO Geaes Heavens do yea sup.
pose have been interviewing sn
Anaex williams ard as the ilne
be- was tire arstege | said.
| 6ssg aat usy nates from IRE
depths q ny parse with slset
saw
Amses " Williams. Feaeral
Trade Cau -
II BE Continues RS peeagaf cg the
psss hosegeF. and bgslds a ssessie
~ wxMees t1ss88Y al Ssss as
sxna kEsa@s. Anes 81 may sazEe
8sy gaslsa H~a As aad
. tasa azss essst s~s sa Ter F
ssvwegs. n.sse3 Il Aey
Aew.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
DEATH PENALTY
MAY BE HANDED
CHARLES JOHNSON
If CONVICTED

MIAMI RCharles Wesley John.
son. 80. arrived In Miami from
Cuba today and was Immediately
arrested by Constable George Rog-
ers on warrant charging the kid.
naping of 6-year-old Richard Rich
ter April IT.
johnson was put aboard a Pan
American World Always plane by
Cuban authorities under q depor-
tation order signed by Cuban Pres
ident Fulgencio Batista.
He left Cuba happily, thinking
he was going to Caracas, vene-
xuela. and freedom. but his air.
plane ticket read Destination:
Miami.
Cuban detectives told him he
was going to Caracas so he would
not raise q fuss at the airport
about going back to Florida where
he could receive the death PEN
atty II convicted In Z kidnapping
trial.
A: Miami he stepped from the
plane handcuffed to Miami Detec-
tive Chief H. G. Howard who went
TO Havana with Miami Beach De-
tective A. II. Leonard 10 keep an
eye I'm johnson after his arrest by
Cuban secret police. Leonard fol-
lowed them off the plane.
Constable Rogers walked out 10
the loading ramp, pulled the war
rant from his pocket and told
johnson: Il arrest you for the
KIDNAPPING Of Richard Richter"
johnson made no reply and the
entire group hurried into immigra-
ton where the necessary formali-
ties for sohnson's readmission into
the country were completed.
Also on the plane were Enrique
Fernandez Parajon, head Of the
Cuban secret police. and virgiiio
Montero. one Of his agents who
helped track down and arrest
johnson Ia Havana.
Fernandez Parajon had in his
possession the so 600 in jewels
paid in ransom by Daniel Richter,
wealthy Miami jeweler.
johnson Is accused Of kidnapping
and extortion in the one.hour dis
appearance Of the boy who vas
lgred from school by q hoax tels.
phons message.
During the hour be vas miss
ing. Richards father paid 500 in
cash ard 81. 600 in iewelry 40 ran
Suaa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
Fare,caI Coffee Is GiUen By ZX-H -
Officers Uiues For Mrs. ID. L. COrdiRer

Mrs. Douglas L. Cordiner, wife
of Comdr. Cordiner of xii, was
honored at a farewell coffee given
by the Officers Wives Club on TX
IL at the home of Mrs. GEM Red
mond on Dredger's Key. the
morning of April %. An assert
ment Of sweet rolls, tea and eof-
fee were served. A lovely center
piece of oleanders and bougainyil-
lea graeed the serving table.
The group played bridge and
canasta during the party. First
prize in bridge went to Mrs. Coz.
diner. Mrs. Henry Spicer, wife of
the new commanding officer who
is replacing Comdr. cordiner here.
took -ize in the canasta
ga emmett won at "dMee
ee,
Il. are leaving THIS
NORM, ne MAS at Lake.
hurst, N. j., where the command.
ct Will assume new duIleS as
Chief of Staff Officer of Naval
Airship Training and Experiment.
al Work. They have been enter
tanned by a number Of parties
given in their honor previous to
departure.
On Friday, May 2. welcoming
luncheon viii De given Mrs. Henry
Spice. by the Airship DevRon IL,
Officers Wives club. The event
will AXE place at Rauls at 1880
p. m
Hostesses will be Mrs. Gordon
Burke, Mrs. Cass Phillips, and
Mrs. Paul Weintraub.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
Accused Duo
Choose Attys.
In Mississippi
All Lawyers I'm c..
Show Up In Court
Al Judges Order To
Find Unbiased Ones

HATTIESBURG. Miss. IN A
young man and woman charged
with murder selected their own
legal counsel today after judge
ordered the appearance : in court
of every attorney in the county.
Circuit Judge Rurkitt Collins or
dered Sheriff Alb Payne to bring
the attorneys-mare than 50--into
court after the judge was unable
Friday to find lawyers to repre-
sent the pair.
The defendants are Elaine For
man, s3-year-old Salt Lake City
woman and Luther Carlyle Wheel
or, "a, Jacksonville, Fla.
They are charged with murder
in the March 8 Staying of two
Hattieshurg policemen who were
investigating an attempted burg
larry. The officers were M. M.
Vinson Jr., 80, and Jesse James
Everett, 81.
As Judge Collins started down
an alphabetical list to select at
torneys to represent the pair,
Wheeler and the Forman woman
sent word to the court they wished
to make a statement.
Wheeler, without handouts and
at ease, said, "Your honor. I'd
like to have Arlington Jones and
Mr.. Glenn Young defend me-"
Then the F0rman woman added,
I'D like Mr.. Bill hurry to de-
fend me"
THAT will be fine" Judge Col
Inns said and then he turned to the
attorneys adding, Gentlemen, /
thank you. You may now go
home"
The three attorneys accepted
their jobs and said they would
work diligently" on the cases.
The three attorneys represented
the pair after being appointed
counsel for preliminary hearings
in Forrest County Court.
Friday five attorneys Judge Col
Inns picked had to be dismissed
three on grounds Of friendship with
the CLAIM officers. one because of
age and another because he is
prosecuting a civil suit against the
accused.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
Ship Broken

TOKYO - - Tie Navy said
today the merchant ship S. S-wn.
liam Eaton which ran aground
April Ia has hrckcn in TO and
Is 4 complete lcss."
The Navy announcement said
The cspsain ard tAs chief enginesr
oriy twe aboard. ARE both safe
tin) The stern sextlcn. " They viii
he removed shea sea eosNaisians
permit {"
The Eaten ran AEr04sAd &C To-
Ssa1aa, an lsaanz1. ah<sut - mlass
saash u Takye. azEaEs Fo0gh
NSatAer - GAYS aga.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
The
~-~N
WEATHERMAN
Saws
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
and showery today and tonight,
clearing late tonight. Fair mild
weather Sunday. Winds should
be light 10 moderate south and
southwesterly today. occasionally
fresh and gusty in showers. shift
ing 10 northerly tonight and be-
coming moderate to fresh north-
erly on Sunday.
Florida: Cloudy and occasional
showers in the south and east
portions this afternoon and in
the southeast and extreme south
portion early tonight. Clearing
and cooler in the northwest this
afternoon and elsewhere tonight.
Sunday, fair and mild.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Moderate to fresh
southeriy and southwesteriy
winds locally moderately strong
in thundcrStoruls this afternoon.
Shifting 20 fresh northerIy late
tonight, Fresh 20 moderate north.
erly or Sunday
East Gulf: Moderate to fresh
noTtheriy over the north portion
and soushweSterly over the
southern portion, shifting 10
northerly during this afternoon
and tonight. Fresh To moderate
northerly winds Sunday. Clear
ing in the north portion ard
cloudy and snowery in the south
followed BY clearing this after
noon and tonight Sunday, fair
and mild weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
Turnover In
Managers
Citizen Staff Photo

DENVER Rs-- The turnover in
the Class A Western League was
so extensive since last season that
only two repeaters are hack-George
Kissell with the pennant winning
Omaha Cardinals and Andy Cohen
of the runner-up Denver Bears.
The Leagues new shippers are:
Colorado Springs Sky Sox Don
Gutteridge; Pueblo Dodgers. Bill
McCahan; Des Moines Bruins :
Harry Strohm; Lincoln Athletics :
Lester Bell; Sioux City sOos Ray
Mueller; and the Wichita Indians
Ralph Winegarner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
By BoB. THOMAS


Hollywood is als own as Ulcer
Haven. You can 49, out why just
by using the telephone.
think telephone manners in Hol-
lywood are worse than in any nor
NAL u. S. community. The tele-
phone is not merely a means of
communication here; it's also a
form Of harassment.
This isn't merely the fault of
secretaries. Most of them are ae-
ting under orders from their
thoughtless bosses. But the gals
aren't faultless, either. They often
talk on the phone with all the
warmth and feeling of clerk
recording another body at the
morgue.
Here is my analysis of the va.
rious offenders who add to the
common Hollywood disease, tele-
phonitis:
/. The relentless inquirer,
You call up and ask for Moe
Hinkle. Quick as lightning comes
the reply, who's calling?" Be-
fore you can find out If Moe is on
the premises, you have to identify
yourself. 1t doesn't matter il Moe
is the third assistant inkwell filler,
you still have tc play this game
of who are your"
have long revolted against this.
When they ask who's ealling?"
| might reply Douglas MacAr-
thur, general of the armies or
John Greenleaf Whittier" or ''Wil-
lie Sutton" The humor of this is
never appreciated.
2. The diligent detective.
This is the girl who protects inn
portant men, or men who think
they are important. First, you
have to identify yourself and pos
sibly account for your birthplace,
citizenship, loyalty, etc. Then
comes the topper: And what is
your call concerning?"
sometimes blow my top over
this effrontery and snap: "oh,
nothing. l just wanted 10 interest
Mr.. Fingnapple in some hot jewel.
ry."
A rare exception among big shots
is MGM Boss Dore Sehary. He
will answer a phone call from any
one he knows, big or small, with
out question. Perhaps he remem-
bers the dr"s when he was trying
TO reach the ears Of men in power.
3. The disappearing act.
The voice on the other end cx-
acts your name and mission and
then says blithely. ''Mr. Beagle is
talking on another line; would you
care to waltz" You say okay and
start TO wait. You drum on the
desk. write few personal letters,
read novel or two. file your nails
and make out your income tax.
Still there is no word from the
other end of the wire.
The janilor starts turning off
your office lights and sweeping up
the joint. By this time you figure
Mr.. Beagle is still talking on that
other line, so you might as well
hang up. Your listening ear feels
like a crushed fig from budding
next to the receiver.
4. The putter-offer.
This deadheaded executive can't
bear to talk TO you at the time
you call. So be has his secretary
say, where can Mr.. Jerkberg call
you al 2 O'clock" or mr.. Jerk.
berg will call you at s:4s on Ar.
Dor Day"
The agent for long haired sing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
Richter Kidnapper Arrested
.InM Miami On Return From Cuba;
Batista Signs Deport Order
ORIGIN OF MARTELLO
lContlnued From Page Onel

&A3tANtH4~4 ANA4 50 Nee&F
duty in Key West would mean he
could pursue his favorite hobby.
williams has improved each
shining hour away from the Sonar
School where he Just completed
phase two Of reserve officers train
inc.
He added'to his growing store OF
information about Key Vests three
historic Notifications. the two Mar.
telios and Fort Taylor.
"a read 90 many conflicting
stories sbevs Fsrt TsyIor and the
MsrtslIe towers. and 10 iwo Of
them seemed 10 agree that de-
cidsd 10 dig In and find out why
they were named 90 they were,
said ihs sandy haired Attorney
&c.
What williams came up with is
this. Just who was responsible for
calling the Towers. Martello re-
mains a mystery.
"Martello is a rather euphonious
and pleasing word" said Williams.
my guess Is that like Topsy the
name just grew"
The Army engineer corps was
fully acquainted with the Martello
type of fertilization. This tower
was located on James Island in
Charlest on Harbor. built sometime
around 1880. It's essential charact-
eristics are that ii is circular in
construction, has no supporting
classmates and mounts a single
gun en- barbette. The only means
Of entrance is by . ladder which
can oe taken from the inside.
The only feature II has In eeua-
mon with the se-esIled Marsello
Towers In Key West Is the fact
that hefh structures are forsifles-
fions.
The present East Msrteilo tower,
designated advanced tower No. z,
was 10 be named Tower Dutton,
originally. in honor Of the first en-
gineer officer employed In building
Fort Taylor. Tower No. /. The
West Martello was 10 be named
for . Capt. Fraser. Army engineer
officer also. in charge Of the build.
ing Of Fort Taylor, who died Of
yellcw fever during an epidemic
which claimed the lives of many Of
the workmen as well as his.
The Army failed TO take official
action in naming the Towers and
they remain today Fort Taylor
Advanced Towers No. / and No. 2
said Williams.
Ore ~ ne features Of Ferf
Tsylex rat faseinsses Ire forfifs-
essscn-snslegsFgsn 10 is rssanifs-
cert evsrsissd hsndmscs brick.
Made ~ MsbIls. Ala. N siews Ir
Key West sunsets o slsFisgs FAD.
cd park. Starred in is<s Ferf TsY-
Iee was par ~ ne shsln snsis-
aged hf ne u. s. - Q defense
~ sAs csM ~ Msxiee.
Williams has dug nr TIRE fact tAa,
hall . dosen slaves belonging 70
Steven Mailsry later Confederate
Secretary " The Navy. were pDt 10
work eaEadiag Fort Tayicr.
A writer and hGhsscphise - vel
az aGsigasFian. Williams has psse-
slsAes6 eight articles CT Ehs Susa ~
AnsFsean war IN ths veterans
malaria
his wT1ieE here ID ssepAeE CF8ae
fam@a fssh r~---~y susszsEsc1 .sFae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
Glover Said To
Be Threatened

James Jordan Ass ARRESTED ~
Felice Other Cesvse Dear yes
teFsiay eu charge "a assogxssrly
proceedings
angusn Is ssaege2 80 have fhrezg.
eRed laaR Glover aA1a = aaea
ShotEGn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26
10th Birthday
Is Celebrated
By Fern Chapter

Fern Chapter, No. II Order Of the
Eastern Star celebrated its 18th
birthday. Friday. April Is.
After the regular meeting. there
was a social hour featuring a kit
chen shower TO celebrate the Chap
ter's birthday. Members attending
brought gift 20 be used in fur
nishing the new kitchen.
A guessing contest was held and
members enjoyed the amusement
of trying TO identify pictures taken
a long time ago. The program was
arranged by Mrs. Ruth Mazeau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-26

ing sensation of the movies sent
me the message he reply 10 my
urgent call in an hour. That was
six weeks ago, and luckily found
the Information needed else
wheI He never called.