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had considerable experience in re-
search and development for both
industrial and government clients
and Is interested In entering into
development programs In coopera
ton with selected organizations
which have problems TO which
membrane demineralizers might
be applicable. In such programs.
solutions OF interest would be stud
led in prototype equipment now In
stalled In the laboratories a Ionics,
Incorporated. Operating data can
thus be rapidly obtained and Opt
mum units Of larger size can be
designed for field testing
swe cannot make available At
this time technical information
WHICH is more detailed than that
contained in the various press and
radio releases which we're publish
ed in late February.
We appreciate your interest tn
the Permionie Decentralization
process.
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MRS. HIGH WILLIAMS
ENTERTAIN MOTHER

Mrs. hugh Williams. TO Tru,
man Avenae. Is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Adelaide Medley oE
Homestead, Fla, II her koaae.
Mrs Medley expects - stay in
Key West through tie Easter kaAi-
days.
Mrs. Williams wko reeenEly gave
> party Ter Mr.. ard MRS. Cay Wig.
sins, wanser residents. reports thas
tie faEoQs artist and his wsfe are
Speeding . month II Delray Beach
Fla, hetore resarnsng To TIER
xammgr houae in cann.
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MINOCA COUNCIL
TO MEET TUESDAY

Minoca Council No. Is, Degree
of Pocahontas will meet tomor-
row at 8 o'clock at Redmen's
Hall on Caroline street
A report on the sock social
win be given by its chairman.
Mrs. Nimia Skies. Pocahontas
verna Lowe asks that al mem
bers attend the meeting.
A social hour win be given If
ter the business session. Hostess
es are Mesdames Ruby Metzger.
Lille Saunders and Vivian Rob-
erts.
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Benefit Program,
Being Planned
By Legion Aus.

The American Legion Auxiliary
Arthur Sawyer Unit No. Is is plan
ming a might of Fun" benefit on
April Is for the children's COM
munity Welfare program. The en-
tertainment viii include a variety
show and a play, 1.-The Minister'S
New Car" to be presented by the
members of the auxiliary.
The benefit viii take place at
Harris school. Chairmen for the
event are Mrs. Christine Key and
Nimia Skies.
The one act play has large cast
which includes Mesdames Anne
Ulcher. Bertha Sloan, Florence
Gamble, Mary Moreno, Marion
Arrange, Elsie Bernard, Nome
Hort, Virginia Key, Christine Key
and Alice Robinson.
Mike Jacobs viii act as master
of ceremonies. Other participants
will be announced later.
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NEW SALTWATER TO
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haps over one year. In the mean
time. considerable effort win be
devoted to field testing Of medium
sized units Of various types. We be-
lieve that many large industries
and associations, and federal and
state agencies. may wish to parti-
cipate In the testing In order to adj
vance the time when the process
and equipment can be successfully
applied to problems Of interest to
them. Once the problems Of mass
producing medium-sized units have
been solved, Ionics, Incorporated,
intends to proceed to the produc-
tion and construction Of large
plants such IS might be suitable
for municipal and agricultural use.
Units suitable for installation in
the individual home or farm will
probably not be generally available
for over two years.
@Ionics, Incorporated, has no re-
personalities, agents, or distribu-
tors In any other cities of the
world. We believe that ii is prema-
ture to consider such affiliations
Immediately, but are pleased to
receive communications from those
who might be interested in such ar
rangements in the future. All COM
munications relating to this process
should be addressed to Ionics, In
corporated, Cambridge. Massachu.
sets. Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology and Harvard Univer-
sity were not involved in any way
In the development Of the desalting
process, although many Of the Off.
GERS and staff Of Ionics, Incorpora-
ted, have been and are associated
with these institutions. The latter
has been the source of some con.
fusion In the press.
I'm the coming year, Ionics, In
corporated, intends to design, con-
struct, test. and install in the field
. number of prototypes to provide
field testing and practical operat.
ing experience. Initially. the opera.
ton Of such units will be under the
guidance Of Ionics' technical staff.
Owing to the considerable engi.
neering and skilled supervision
which win be required for the pro.
totype installations, as well as the
relatively small-scale Of produc.
ton, the cost Of these units will be
several times greater than the
eventual cost in mass production.
Ionics win consider cooperative ar.
rangements with o numter of Sc
lected organizations for the con
struction and operation Of proso-
type in various applications. We
would be happy to correspond fur.
ther with those organizations which
might be interested In discussing
the cost and terms Of such q pro-
gram. Ionics. Incorporated. has
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MAIDS NIGHT OUT
sy "pors
THE LAS VEGAS STORY.
at fhs Strand Theatre.


What price, Vincent Prizes, - =
broker who has gambIed At stocks
and lost. but thinks he can retrieve
his fortune at the gambling tables
in Las Vegas, amounts to the price
Of lost wages. and his wife, Jane
Russell who goes in for revealing
evening clothes and q host al me-
mories during the stay In Nevada.
In her past life she was In love
with police officer. played brood
ingly by Victor Mature. They meet
again, with the expected results.
Besides stolen love, there Is
purloined necklace Of finely cut
diamonds, q murder. and an under
lying plot Of crime out In the coun.
try where men are sometimes
crooks and the women are mostly
Divorces who pull strings and slot
machine levers.
II is becoming . movie habit 10
Introduce heliocopters In tracking
down villains. There Il plenty Of
action in the getaway Of Villain
Brad Dexter who takes of IN ear
with the gems and Miss Russell.
Hoagy carmichael's songs and
not-so-plain Jane delivering them,
with what used 10 be known a.
''oomph". add pleasant interludes.
She sings much better than sxpect
ed. and certainly better than she
acts.
The suspense element saves The
picture and maintains the interest.
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Coming EDe,sss
MONDAY. APRIL H.

MONDAY. APRIL ID
Handicraft special interest group
Officers Wives, at Qtrs. RI.
Naval Station. 7:30 pm.
Meeting. Club s5l. Elks Club An
mex, 8 pm.
Boy Scout Court Of Honor, Lions
Den. Z pm. followed by Dis
trict Scout Committee meeting,
Lions Den at s p. m.
Meeting. Key West Art and His
torical Society. w. Martello,
$50 pm.
Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi. San
Carlos, 8 pm.
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 1872,
Scottish Rite Temple. s pm.
Meeting, Gold Star Mothers,
v. F. w. home, I pm.
Meeting, Circle III, Women Of
First Presbyterian Church,
home OF Mrs. Walter Clawson,
Seidenberg Ave-, s pm.
Meeting, Circle ii twas postponed
from first week of month";, al
manse 1920 South street with
Mrs. Ralph Rogers, 3 p. m.
Meeting, Wesleyan Service Guild,
w. S. C. S. First Methodist
Church, 7:30 pm.
tuesday,, APRIL Is
Handicraft special interest group
Officers Wives, Qtrs. RI,
Naval Station, 1:3O pm.
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club
Logun's Beach Patio restau.
rant. Gas pm.
Meeting, Key West Assembly No.
IL Order of Rainbow Girls,
Scottish Rite Temple. 7:3o pm.
Meeting, Civil Air Patrol, Ameri-
can Legion Home. Stock Island.
SPIN.
Meeting, Key West Chapter No.
3. Disabled Veterans. Luz Tenn
pie, 9 pm.
Meeting, Minoca Council No. u
Degree Of Pocahontas, Red.
mems Hall, T:30 pm.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL i6--
Ladies Day Golf Tournament. K
w. Golf Course. . am.
Meeting. Junior CO. Commerce.
clubhouse. Q pm.
Hey West Duplicate Bridge As
ISOLATION. Coral Room, Over.
seas hotel, T:4s pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. So. Bldg. I7s. n. s.,
1850 am.
Luncheon, HS-I Officers Wives,
noon, at Casa Cayo Hueso.
THURSDAY. April. IL
Meeting. Monroe County Hospl-
tai Woman'x AK. Sewing
group, Al hospital. 2 pm.
l4uneheon. ROtsr. Club. S. PaGlss
PARISH Hail i2.is pm.
Meeting. Martha Linda Fran-s
Circle al WMU, First Baptist
church. 10 am.
Isxnxhaca. yx-1 Officers Wives
Club. AeraplaTnss LID Pm
FRIDAY. APRIL IS
Meeting. Key West Amateur Rz
do Club. Nafi1nal Gaard Ar
m0Fy. TO pm
Meeting. knights Of PythiaA
Pyshian Hal, 10 Fleming
St. q nm.
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Welcome Extended
NesU Officers At
.Echoasis Opening

The Fleet Training Group ce-
LIBERATED the re-opening Of Echo
asis, officers club, on the Naval
Station rendezvous Saturday
evening with a gala cocktail par.
| ty and buffet supper. The Fleet
Sonar School orchestra played
| for dancing.
The occasion was also marked
| by the welcoming and introduce
ton of the incoming commodore
and the new commanding Off
GERS of the ships in Escort Squad
ron 8 with the Fleet Training
Groups officers and their wives
as hosts.
The lounge of Echoaisis has
been completely renovated, re-
decorated and enlarged. A new
two-sided bar is installed and
indirect lighting adds to the
beauty Of the appointments. An
upholstered lounge in subdued
red tone, runs along the sides
| of the room, and comfortable
chairs have been arranged at in
dividual tables. New draperies in
red, green and beige match the
new furnishings and carry out
the decor.
The attractive note is pointed
up by watercolors hung on the
walls. Two of them, done by w.
A. Lombard. a serviceman with
the navy, are especially worthy
of praise. One is of the Little
, White House and another Of q
surfacing submarine. The cloud,
sky and seascape colors blend
perfectly with the general motif.
Dancing, beverages and an ex-
cellent supper of ham. turkey,
baked beans, olives, salad, but
tered rolls and coffee were en-
ioyed by the enthusiastic crowd.
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with q silver sauce boat.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Schlech's parents. Capt. and Mrs,
Frank Bowser, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Whitley, Mrs. Irene Russell. Miss
Betty French, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ygnacio Carbonell, Mrs. George
Reyes, Miss Edythe Mccarthy.
Miss Dorothy Raymer. Rex Brum-
CART, 1t. Harry Phillips, Royal
Navy. 1t. David Davenport. USN.
Jerry Rosthal, Jere Snader and
others.
The Schlechs and their four
children win stop in Washington.
d. c., enroute to New London.
Before leaving Key West. the
Schlechs were entertained ct q
dinner party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Thompson: a dinner
party at the home of Mrs. H. J,
Steinbreder; a cocktail party
Thursday, given by Comdr. and
Mrs. John Dolan, farewell party
Friday at the Seaplane Base BOG
with Ii. Harry Phillips, RN, as
host, and informal gatherings st
the home Of other friends.
On Thursday night, Comdr
and Mrs. Schlech were feted al
Fort Taylor by the officers and
their wives of Submarine Divi-
sion III to which Comdr. Schlech
has been attached for the past
year. Last week the Schlechs
were honored at an ail-hands pic
mic held at Recreation Beach on
the Naval Station, attended by
officers and men and their fam.
lilies.
An engraved silver card tray
was presented to them by the
commanding officers of SubDiy
al.
Mrs. Schlech Is the former Bar.
hara Bowser. daughter OF Capt
and Mrs. Frank Z. Bowser, now
of Opa-Locka MAS. She came tc
Key West with her parents il
1910, the same year that Condr
Schlech was first stationed here
with the navy. They were mar
ried in 1874 in New Hampshire
and returned 10 Key West al
intervals.
Fer the past year the Schleehs
lived at lii7 Flagler avenue
They have four children. Waiter
Jr.. six years old: Peter, five
years old: Katie, who Is three
and one-half, and q baby daugh.
ter. Kristen, seven months old.
Barbara and Wally, rs they are
known 10 scores Of friends took
an active part In civic work in
the community and were ssso-
eiased with several clubs and
organizations including the KEY
West Players They viii be great.
ly missed. Key Vests loss in ths
transfer In lire Of duty viii be
New L1cnacn's gain
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Apply To We'd

Arthur MuFtineE. -. 81 Truman
aeeaae aad Aona nllie0 LaNh.Aa.
~. ss7 Trunan ayenne have ap-
piled for . marrizge llesnse appli-
cation at the office IL Cosznty
Judge Raymacd r, Lord.
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KWHS Auditorium
Gets Insulation

Key West High school auditori-
UNI viii henceforth be cooler hall
for spring and summer perform
ances, it was learned today.
Rock wool and metal yentilators
are being installed In the auditori.
nm to insulate and cool the audi.
forum. Construction began today
and should be complete by week !
end, Superintendent Of Public In
struction Horace 0'Bryant said.
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Cdr. Ind Mrs. Walter SchIech Feted
By Farewell Breakfast And Parties

breakfast cmaxed the series of parties for
Cond Walter Schech who left Key West this morning
London Conn., where Comd Schech viii be attached to
Murays staff Force Operatona Officer
Murray Commander Submarines Atlantic Fleet The
the Sun and Sand Club beach and attended
the family and friends who presented the Scechs
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No members Of the Boston Red
Sox were born IN the state Of
Massachusetts,.
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AfSc sunce and n far
Bower Mrs is seated directly
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saw some of the most CLAM
curious looking goosensck floor
lamps that ! have sver had
the pleasure TO behold. ! think
that they have been mentioned
in this column before as Beach
ccmber had q few Of them 1t
Christmas time and under
stand that quite . few Of You
have been waiting impaiientlY
for some more to come In.
Well, ifs q pleasure to report
that they are here. Really
beautiful TOO. They are on
light colored wooden bases and
have the tall metal goosenscks
twin. They come in char
truese. dark green. and chinese
rcd - the shades that Is. There
are also sooseneck table lamps
to match. We suggest that
Beachcomber Jewellers make
this official "sooseneck week"
Why not7 We have . week for
everything else.
4 4 4
Excerpts from Cocktail Nap
kin: Here's to the love that lies
In woman's eyes. And lies, and
lies
4 4 4
There are . good many peo-
pie In this here now town who
are slightly mixed up about
something. and which. ! am
about to set right. It's about
this nice new shop over on
Fleming Street that has been
advertising itself as Adeline's.
OF course If you read the pa
pers from Stem TO stern. by
now you do know that AIDE.
lines il for fabrics. slip covers,
end stunning interiors. Where
the mix-up comes in Ii that
Adelins Is really very well
known 10 q good many Of you.
Said lady being none other
than Mrs. Adsline Russell who
made slip covers for years in
her home. and who has set
herself up in business with her
own materials and several new
and modern machines. and
operators TO run them under
her own skilled supervision.
So now you know, and to
give your rooms q nice fresh
face lifting" take your decor
atinJ problems 10 Adelins's at
s04 Fleming ST. Look at her
beautiful new drape. slip cover.
and curtain fabrics and she
will tailor make them for you.
And even if you can't find the
material you went there. bring
your own and she viii be glad
10 make those up too.
II 4 Il
More pertinent facts, pertinent
TO what We don't know, but here
goes anyhow: AS of 1850, 81 pei
cent Of the homes had electric
irons. rs per cent had electric
refrigerators: 90 per cent had
washing machines and So pei
cent had vacuum cleaners
A family Of 1 spends $500 foi
the z and one-half tons of fooc
il eats yearly. This includes 69t
quarts of milk; $50 pounds o.
potatoes; $50 pounds OF flour, 35s
pounds Of sugar: 500 pounds d
beef: IA pounds of ham: -
dozens eggs and 8 and one-hall
gallons of ice cream. And I'm all
fired glad | didn't have TO dis
the aforesaid information up al
by myself.
4 4 h
You went he leading any
dogs lie with . poodle cut
from Donald's.
4 n 4
] suppose the Easter Bum,
has put away his basket anc
paint brushes for another yea
By now, and all the families il
town are in the midst Of trying
all kinds oi recipes for getting
rid OF ali the hard boiled eggs
But -- did you know that yos
viii have no more than tins
enough 10 catch . long breath
and Mothers Day viii be upoT
AS So catch = breath, and waI
fer Wednesday. Also make |
good resolution to do any mis-
eellaneoas buying early this Tins
~ and keep il! Happy kasiel
Mandays Jaxon. --lAast.l
Mrs IfIsGH WEIIf4Ms
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Meeting. Alcoholics Anony.
nous, First Presbyterian
Special meeting postponed from
regular late, Officers Club,
Fern Chapter No. n. Order Of
Eastern Star, Scottish Rite
Temple. 9 pm.
SATURDAY, APRIL 1s--
Art classes for children, to 4
pm. patio Of West Martello
Gallery. County = =.
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for
Murray.
mdMs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-14

The soossns<k lamp has
graduated fren the atnes-
phsrs Of doFmltoriss and
scholars dssk into ths drawing
room and high society. II aay-
enc wants 10 know what
grounds have fer snakins
such q stsssmsni. viii be
vsry hsppY 10 tell thsn that II
10 because ! have bean shop
ping sSound &C Bsarheomhsg
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Drop biscuits are always . good
shape II they are baked In lightly
creased muffin pans. A drop bis
cult dough Is like that of . regular
biscuit dough but II contzins more
milk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-14

Here we 80 on politics again.
I'm soon 10 become known as q
crusader II this keeps up, but
here goes anyhow. To the ladies':
The political power Of women Is
enc OF Americas least-used re-
sources. The quickest way to set
politics out Of the smoke.filled
rooms. Is 10 get women interest
Cd In The problem, Get out and
vote, gals.
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Something not come by in
Gypsy Tea Rooms Is the real
Yes sab. Colonel. old Southern
spoon bread. II you have the re-
eipe and who hsSnt. gtve II =
new flavor Aunt IeTnlsna dsdn
think Of. and add some sharp
grated cheese 10 the batter. II
gets gooder and gooders
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-14

You won't he leading any
dogs lie with . poodle cut
from Dcnald's.
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Excerpts from a Cocktail Nap
kin: Here's to the love that lies
IN woman's eyes. And lies, and
lies -
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
LET'S LOOK
AND LISTEN
BY GEORGE DANIELS for AMP

Josh White, one of Americas
foremost folk, blues and ballad
singers, is slated for the title role
in Berney-Richardson revival of
Ozark of the Moon," a story about
witchcraft in the Southern noun
tainS.
Budgeted at $50, 900, the play
will be produced by Harold Blieb-
man and will have an all-Negro
cast. Josh is currently playing at
New York's Blue Angel, well into
his record smashing 14th week
stay that has kept the club open
all summer for the first time in
history - a new all time high.
The Mills Brothers, with their
father on bass notes and guitar
ist, are headlining the Las Vagas'
Thunderbird Club. No doubt
fingers as to their drawpower.
Any tune eSsayed brings cheers at
the start and ovations at the fin
ish. Among their too selections
the troupe gives forth with
Nevertheless" paper Dol" +"
"Lazy River" "Be My Lies
Companion"
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
CLEMENT SAILS
FOR EUROPE

DR.. Rufus E. Clement, presi-
dent of Atlanta University in At
lanta, Ca, one of the 80 United
Negro colleges and a member OF
the National Program Advisory
Committee of the United Service
Organization sailed for Europe on
Friday, August 8, aboard the new
Superliner United States.
While aboard DR.. Clement will
visit several European countries
among them Austria where he has
been invited to meet with U. S.
Military Authorities in Vienna to
discuss the establishment Of ade-
quate USO facilities for American
troops stationed in Austria.
AS a member of the USO Ma
tional Program Advisory Com
mittee, DR.. Clement is one Of
seven persons now engaged in re-
viewing all Of the program acti-
vities Of the USO, both at home
and over seas, with the idea of
recommending to the operational
staff the best type Of programs
which can be set up to meet the
needs of the men and women in
our armed forces.
DR.. Clement has been president
of Atlanta University since 1887.
Prior to his appointment to this
post he was Dean of the Num-
cipal College in Louisville, KY.
He received his early college
training at Livingston College,
Salisbury, North Carolina, where
he later became professor of His
tory and Dean Of that college. DR..
Clement received his B. d. degree
from Garrett Theological Seminary
and his PHI. D. from Northwestern
University.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

On August 9 Ex-Sergeant John
Demeritte, veteran of World War
I, took flight to New York on the
BOAC to replace the wooden legs
given him "a years ago with mod
ern legs. He served with the
BWI Regiment, and as a result of
having been frost bitten, lost his
legs. He expects to return in three
weeks,
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

In Houston John Thompson
writes: zone Of the prettiest and
shapeliest dancers to hit this area
is Darlene Duconge O'Day, a
ch-Canadian who is creating
a torrid sensation at the Club
Matinee Pretty and with a
body beautiful, Darlene is straight
from New Orleans, puts age at
%, weighs 124 and boasts five #.
four inch frame" Note: She must
be kin to an earthquake.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

Mrs. Cathrine Cleare and Miss
Idalene Cleare entertained with
a buffet supper at their residence,
Alb Truman ave., Sunday night,
August II, in honor of Mrs. Eloise
Reynolds of New York and
brother Mr.. George Butler of
Denver, Colo, everyone present
enjoyed the supper. Those attend
ing the affair were Mr.. and Mrs.
Audley Cash, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Cleare, Mr.. and Mrs. Station,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gallagher, Mr..
Charles Cleare, Miss Sarah Cleare,
Mrs. Pauline Smith, Mrs. Hattie
Brennan and Mrs. Frances Briggs.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

Oscar Curling, 26, Duncan
Town, Ragged Island, has been
missing since August 8. On that
date he set out in a sailboat with
out oar or anchor. His father,
Capt. Ellis Curling, attempted to
overtake him in another boat, but
was forced to return to land with
out success. A Bahamas Airways
plane was sent from Nassau to
search the area, but failed to ac-
complish its mission.
Young Curling was released
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

In Los Angeles the overall run
of motion pictures was brighten
ed with several bills strong
enough to pull receipts up despite
some mediocre productions. One
such pix is 81 Dream of Jeanie," I"
which made cash registers tingle
to the tune Of $4,000 with the
help of the stage antics of Nat King
Cole. In smart st. Louis "Jeanie"
drew a low $11, 900 in the absence
of Cole.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

Click of Last Years testimonial
dinner to w. c. Handy has re-
suited in a decision to honor the
composer of "The st. Louis Blues"
and other works with an annual
birthday dinner which this year,
will fall on Monday, Nov. II at
the Waldorf-AStoria, NY. The
purpose is to further the work Of
the Handy Foundation for the
Blind, Inc, his pet charity.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

Mrs. Eloise Reynolds of New
York and brother, Mr.. George
Butler of Denver, Colo, return
ed to their home after spending
their vacation here visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

The Chicago Union Stockyard
and Transit Co. has launched an
experimental beef cattle enter
prise at Eleuthera. Fifteen steers
have already been landed at Hat
chet Bay, and a hundred acres are
being cleared at Three Bay Farms
TO carry on the project.