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Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05

News was heard by radio and an Anchorage paper that our own Seward girl, Lura Peck, has won trip to the All Con- gress in Chicago, for her entry in the Fashion Parade. No con firmation of the prize has come yet, but everybody is hoping it is true, although Lura is not allowing herself to become ex- cited until she is sure. Lura is the daughter of Mrs. Victor Mahan.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05

JoAnn Milroy was recently initiated into Fleur de Lis, one of the campus organizations Of Colorado Woman's College in Denver. Fleur de Lis is a club for students who are taking French at college, Initiation re- quirements include some ability to speak the language.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19

Japanese diesel motors and other
industrial products are being
shipped to Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
.Dore Schary To
Head Board OF
Judaism School

LOS ANGELES - Dore Schary,
vice president in charge of produc-
tion at Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer Stu
dos, will once again head the board
of overseers of the University of
Judaism, it was announced this
week.
Schary was reelected to the post
at the boards annual dinner meet
ing. Plans were outlined for the
coming campaign on behalf of the
University's growing educational
facilities and service to the COM
munity.
Other officers reelected for an
other term included Ben Platt and
Theodore Strimling of Los Angeles
and Benjamin H. Swig of San Fran
cisco as vice-chairmen. Mrs. Bert
ram Allenberg of Los Angeles was
named to a newly created vice.
Craftsmanship.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
Obituaries

Mrs. Irma Levy, So, manager of
the House of Nine, a women's ap-
parel shop, died Sept. IL in a city
hospital.
A native of New York City, she
came to Phoenix a year ago from
Los Angeles, where she was en-
ployed in another House of Nine
shop. She lived at 1901 w. Earll
DR.. Survivors include her husband,
Jonas, and son, Harold Lippman,
both of Phoenix. Funeral services
were held Sept. Ia, with Rabbi
Morton G. Fierman of Temple Beth
Israel officiating.
Louis Cohen, go, of 2937 N. 18th
Dr., member Of the board of Con-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
One Family; Two Lawyers
Zone Of . series of articles about interest
ing Jewish families In Phoenix)

Zone Of . series of articles about interest
ing Jewish families In Phoenix)
If you ever have occasion to
pose a question about the law
to the Irwin Cantor family, you
will get plenty of answers.
Cantor is an attorney and
so is his wife. She took her bar
examination this past summer,
after receiving her law degree
from the University of Arizona.
The Cantors live at 1929 w.
Fairmont and have a little boy
9 months old. Cantor is assist
ant city attorney in charge of
criminal cases and secretary of
B'nai Birth in Phoenix.
Winning her law degree is only
the latest of many exciting
things that have happened to
Alena Cantor.
Chased Out by Hitler
She was born in Prague, Czech
oslovakia, and fled the country
with her parents and sisters one
jump ahead of Hitler. They spent
the war years in France and
England. Then, in 1945, the fam
lily returned to Prague. Every
body else remained there except
Alena and her sister, Kitty, who
came to America together under
a Hillel scholarship fund to at
tend college Alena at the
University of Illinois, Kitty at
the U. of Iowa.
Alena took her B. S. in chem
istry in 1949, but romance in
terfered with any chemical ca
reer she might have planned.
She and Irwin Cantor had met
at a Hillel gathering on the
campus and were married in
1948. Alena began to study law
at about the time her husband
was finishing his work for law
degree.
Studied at u. of A.
They moved to Phoenix in
June, 1949, and Mrs. Cantor, af-
ter meeting the one-year resi-
dence requirement, enrolled in
the U. of A. law school. Her two
years of study were interrupted
only long enough to present her
husband with a son. His name is
Michael.
Mrs. Cantor hopes eventually
to enter a law office in partner
ship with her husband.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
Macarthur Ignores Query

n EW Y 0 r K, (JTA) Gen.
Douglas Macarthur has left un-
answered a request from the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency for clarifica-
tion of his position on his nomina-
ton for the presidency by Gerald
L.K. Smiths "Christian National
ist Party" In its message to. Gen.
Macarthur, the JTA pointed out
that his answer was of consider
able concern to American citizens
of the Jewish faith in view of the
violent anti-Semitic propaganda
being conducted by Gerald Smiths
outfit.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
RepeaI Drive Is Launched

LOS ANGELES, (JTA)-A drive
to secure repeal of the McCarran-
Walter immigration Act has been
opened here by the Southern Cali
fornia Division of the American
Jewish Congress. The unit, an
nouncing series of "public edu-
cation" meetings, called on all or
ganizations to unite to concert
measures to secure repeal of the
act.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19

gregation Beth Ell and treasurer of
its educational committee, died
Sept. IL of heart attack.
He was owner and operator of
Harry's Furniture and Appliance
Store at 528 E. Washington. A
veteran of World War l, Cohen
came to Phoenix 15 years ago from
Chicago. He is survived by his wife,
Lila; three sons, Barney of Phoe-
nix, Harold of Los Angeles and
Milton, who is serving in the
army, and two sisters, Ruth DAN
iels of Lincoln, Nebr., and Eva
Goldblatt of ST. Petersburg, Fla.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
Gift Script Firms Merging

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Four
major companies which sell gift
certificates in the United States
for transmission to Israel will
merge into one unit by next jan
uary 1, it was announced here by
Irving Jaffe, executive vice-presi-
dent of Scrip to Israel, one of the
four companies. The others are:
Service for Israel, AMEIC and
Sova Israel Stores.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
Israel " Due in Year

TEL AVN, (JTA)-Israel's first
television station will begin opera
tions within a year under the direc-
ton of the Weizmann Institute,
Benjamin Abrahams, president Of
Emerson Radio and Television, said
here before returning to New York.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
Flour Mill Is Expanding

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - The
Grands Moulins of Palestine, a SUBJ
sidiary of the Palestine Jewish
Colonization Association and one
of the major flour mills in Israel,
has embarked on modernization
and enlargement program.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-09-19
Honors Given Dead 'Chutists

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = The
remains of Haviv Reik and Rafael
Reiss, Israeli parachutists executed
by the Nazis during the war, were
laid to rest here in the national mil
itary cemetery adjoining Mt. Herzl.
The two heroes parachuted behind
the Nazi lines on a mission for the
Allies and were captured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
NeiU Club Starts
For Collectors
OF Old Coins

The US0 YMCA cordially in
vites all servicemen and local
persons interested In Numismatics,
the science of coin collecting to
their newly organized club. The
club meets every Sunday after
noon at 4 p. m. and Is headed
by Mr.. Walter Lazier OF the Key
West High School.
The welcome mat at the USo
YMCA is out as an invitation to
all who have or would like to
collect American coins, and study
their history. Collectors catalogues
are available at the meetings for
those beginning.
Members are collecting the coins
listed in the catalogue starting with
pennies, up to half dollars, as listed
by the years they were minted.
The history of many of our coins
In circulation today il most in.
teresting. and viii be the first
study project Of the group. The
club win also be swap shop for
coins. Collectors win be on con-
slant lookout for coins and viii
have the opportunity to exehanbe
their finds at the meetings on Sun
day. ALL WELCOMEt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
B'Nai Zion
annual Dinner
Huge Success

The first annual dinner of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the B'Nai Zion
Congregation of Key West, was
held at the social hall, 528 Simon
ton Street on Sunday, November
30. Seasonal flowers decorated the
hall and the tables.
Dinner was well attended with
over lbs guests present. A vote
of thanks goes out to the COM
mittee in charge: AL Miller for
food preparation and carvinging
and the hostesses and the follow
ing workers: Mesdames Gloria
Berman, Yetta Yellin, Anita Braun
stein, Clara Lipshitz, Ray Apple
routh and Bessie Kaplan.
Door prizes were given to the
lucky winners. After dinner the
guests remained for an eveing of
entertainment.
It was announced that a card
party would be given by the
Auxiliary at the Social Hall, We'd
nesday, December 10 at 8 p. m.
Guests are invited to attend.
On December IL, 0neg Shabat
viii be given at the same place
by Mrs. Sam Kaplan. 1t takes
place at 5 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

WELCOME NEWS from Ia
coma, Wash, notified Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Skies, Sr, of
Key West that they are grand
parents for the first time. A
daughter was born December
4 to their son and daughter-in-
law, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. George
w. Skies, Jr., stationed at the
25th Division McChord Air
Force Base in Tacoma. S/Sgt.
Skies made a long distance
telephone call to his parents
here to bring them the glad
tidings. His mother was so
proud Of being a grandparent,
she forgot to ask what the child
had been named. The baby's
mother shown above, is the
former Jackie Vaughan of
Everett, Wash. SfSgt. Skies,
who has been in the Air Force
for four years, married her last
spring out in Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
New Hand To
Dental Dept.

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USS, of Akrea. o @
to the Deata. 3 ~
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authorities heye
SEmsney efysAget lhe ~
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recruit training Al @
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SsgpEsy Depot Bae
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
Skits ArlnOg,slced
Tor goutlle5.7s11l0st
Christmas Ball

Tie SoatheraIaost Christmas
Sail of 1852 sponsored by the Off
GERS Wives Club viii begin with
dancing at 2 p. m. on Saturday,
december 10 at Fort Taylor, Nor
man kranieh and his orchestra viii
play for the festive occasion held
under the stars in the open air
patio.
a late buffet viii be served at
Il 2. m. with entrees Of roast
beef, turkey and all TIE tris mings,
FAWTU's noted NJ c., al Mac
Phillips has the program well
underway with the following par
ticipsnts.
FAWTU = Winter wonderland
slit
VK1 Ggandma's I.ye Soap
SLfaASDE VDET = Vocal 0ctette
LA-I1 - Tango
Hs1 = Eiilbiliy routine
Naval Hospital Vocalist, Dave
Fraedly
SubR0n = Raarin' eos, with a
possible fan dance
Reservations should be made as
Soon as possible. They may be
made with unit representatives of
The various groups named or with
Manager Dank at Ft. Taylor,
the Dali Nf be formal, the uni
form Of the day being a dinner
jacket, 9lues With bow tie, or white
dress uniforms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
All Eight Pa.
Escapes Nabbed

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. N -
Andrew L. White, 81, one of eight
prisoners who escaped November
80 from the Western State Peni-
tertiary at Pittsburgh. was apprc-
hended in the early morning hours
today At nearby SeaIston, Va.
White was the last Of the eight
escapes 10 be recaptured.
n. 4. johnson, special agent in
charge Of the Richmond FBI, said
IN announcing, the capture that
White was unarmed and offered
no resistance.
Whites arrest was made by FBI
agents, and fredericksburg law
enforcement officers.
Two other escapes. described
as the ring leaders az the bold
prison break. we're captured in
Baltimore yesterday. They are
Nick Deremheis, AZ, and Virgil
Toney. a.
DerembeiS and Toney were ar
rested On charge OF iresps sSlng
cn Western MARYLAND Railroad
property. then were identified hy
FIJI agents as the eSeapeeS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

There is a wealth of talented
people right in our own group who
viii be happy to teach their own
particular hobbies as well as know
ing other people that the Girl
Scouts can call upon as consul
tants. Anyone knowing Of someone
with a hobby that the girls would
enjoy knowing about or making
should tell them that the Scouts
would make them very welcome.
A basic Leadership Course of
sixteen hours will be given in the
latter part of January for the new
Leaders, Committee members and
other interested people. These
courses are given twice a year
by a trained instructor, and have
been quite a help to both old and
new Leaders.
Reports were made on the cookie
sale, held during Girl Scout Week.
The Scouts who sold the most
cookies were: Susan Woodland of
Troop 10, with lat doz. and Henri
eta Sands Of Troop Is, Ga new
troop with III doz. Through the
splendid cooperation Of the Scouts,
Leaders, committee members, Ma
loney's Bakery and The Key West
Citizen, and last but not least, all
the public who bought, 1887 dozen
cookies were sold.
This money goes towards the
camp which Scouts hope to make
q reality instead of a Dream
Scene" this coming year. The COM
nittee working on camp site,
hopes to have something tangible
to report at the next meeting.
The next meeting, which is Dec
ember 10th, next Wednesday at
1880 p. m. at Wesley House, is
the Leaders Annual Christmas
meeting which is becoming a tradi-
ton IN Key west.
This year the entertainment will
be by the new group of Leaders
from Sigsbee Park: Mrs. Fred
Enander, Mrs. Dorothy Crane and
Mrs. Audrey Pilafian. The refresh
ments win be the responsibility of
Mrs. Alfred Guinette, Mrs. r. L.
Brewster, and Mrs. Thurman
Sands. There will be the usual ex-
change of small gifts between the
Leaders, but there will be no talk
of Scouting. This is the one time
of the year that badge work, pro-
gram, program fields, cookouts
and camping is taboo. Leaders for
get their responsibilities and re-
lax and have fun themselves.
The January meeting win once
again see Leaders Association
ready to elect new officers and
getting ready for a bigger, better
year of Scouting, the co-chairman
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
Ike May Make
Hawaii Stopoyer

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE
Calf, GH - Prasiaent.eIect Eisen-
hover may hold news confer.
enee here ca the way back from
Korea. But that's about 4 week
away.
Mai. Tom Barbour said Eiscn.
howeT's press secretary, james
Hageriy, told him on the way ont
the Presidens-eleet might make 3
public prunomepment when his
plane returns here.
Eisenhower few from Korea IS
Guam and bearded tha er
Helena for . SIS eay sain lin aa.
waii. Dispatches from ne sfn
Eisenhower may remain q day d.
two IN Hawaii.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
THE FINDERS ATTEND
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pinder Of
lIo0 Flagler Street. Key West,
Florida, are al the Sea Isle Hotel,
Miami Beach. While there, they
VIII attend the Annual Winter
National Tournament Of the Ameri.
can Contract Bridge League in
session al the hotel
Over l,So0 Of the nations top
bridge experts viii compete with
International stars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

1iAllet-All4s crlAt tAAlN at~eiA ~ GA NNAt~
work and that other artists in Il
were also exhibiting.
The organization and expansion
of this years first show is due
not only to the cooperation of the
combined artists in Key West, but
also to the efforts of Elvira- Reilly,
program director for the Key West
Art and Historical Society and
active member of the Key West
Artists group. She and her h1s-
band, DR.. Harold Reilly returned
yesterday from New York City and
Immediately pitched in with the
work at the gallery. DR.. Reilly,
noted physio-therapist, was busy
hanging paintings. Mrs. Reilly and
Mrs. Taylor win continue assenb-
ling and arranging the display
through today.
The show is expected TO be one
of the most representative ever
held. Landscapes, seascapes, still
life, portrait. abstracts and sketch
es in several media including oils,
water coIors, caseins and pen and
ink with wash have been delivered
to the gallery by the artists.
Among them are several new
corners.
Mrs. William J. Leonard, wife
of Cmdr. Leonard Of the Naval
Air Station, is showing a delicate
watercolor which won praise from
Mrs. Reilly. Mrs. Margaret Chill
ton who is over so years old win
also have watercolor in the ex-
hibit. Madame Gerard of Paris
viii show some pastel landscapes.
Miss Diane Auxiere has entered
some of her work!
Established artists whose work
will be on view, include Gerald
Leake, Karl Agricola, and Mrs.
Reilly herself, who has hung two
oils, one Of a home in New Jersey
done in oil and called s'The Old
House." and another Of Province
town entitled "To the Sea-" Lephe
Holden has at least two water
colors, one, ''Boat House" and the
other, Shrimp Boats"
Larry Harms win exhibit an oil
of one of TIE most fascinating resi-.
dences in the city. It's an oil,
"Sam Goldsmith's House" He win
also show two caseins, one Of Bird
Key, Dry Tortugas, and a boat
study called "Derelict." Lee Albert,
who specializes in landscapes and
old houses has a large collection
to Offer. Adeline Ross plans to
show still lifes and marine studies.
Bill Greene win present water
colorS of land, sky and seascapes.
Louis Strong has submitted in adcil.
ton to two striking watereol0rs
Zone Of barbershop, the 9ther of
a mangroye swamp several por-
traits. If there is room, all four
will be hung. If not, the program
directors has already selected two,
one Of the models is Charles Per
kins, Key West High School in
structor.
At the opening to the public on
Tuesday, the visitors are in lire
for being the subject Of portrait
sketches to be done at the gallery.
Winners Of three gate prizes will
be sketched as live models duriae
the show and win be permitted
to keep the product. The show
lasts through December p ard Is
open daily from noon TO 5 p. IN.
The title Of 'fChristmas show
stems from the idea of Key West
art as potential gift items, not
from motif.
Sundays preview is for mem
bers Of the Key West Ar and
Historical Society, the artists whf
have entries IN the christmas Ex-
hibit, and their guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

The Gold Star Mothers want to
thank each and every one that
helped to make their Tag Day
Drive a success. The amount col
lected was S55048, which brings
them closer to their goal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
DEER HUNTING TRIH
NETS ONE BLACK BHAR

PoTSDAM, N. Y. IN Thel re,
suit Of Mrs. Berniee Grants sel
hanllag trip yesterday: no d r
enc black bear.
he PotSdam Woman tock b
We shosS 10 drop the sruia
poppsd ap - fees 10 trous q
deer.
Mrs Grant Is the cnly wpmar
= save reported killing ! esar .
MS area q TIE Aalruaaacks skls
season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
.Craft,Cork Classes To Be Conducted
For Girl Scout Leaders Association

busy one and all plans go through the most uptomnute Girl
Scout leaders in this country viii be right here Key West Due
to the absence Of Mrs Stearns chairman Mrs Neil Saunders
chairman presided at the meeting decided that from
ON there would be one workshop to teach crafts to the
leaders after regular meeting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
Preuie,u OF Christmas Art s]lo,0
Set For Sunday ut Eust Morte5Io

East Martelo Tower gallery the b fsa activity
today yesterday afternoon with paintings 9 tie ley West
Artists group being accepted selected and ag for TIE Caas
exhibit which beng prepared for lis preV Sunday night
m Jeanne Taylor charge e the entire gallery and
said that nearly all the group had brought il quota Of
a c.y haa ead seee2 Zee aoa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
Apply To Wed

Paul L. Keith. Box $50. and
Dorothy NJ, Cohen, owner 10 the
Toll Gate Inn lslamorads haye
applied for marriage license 81
the Office Of County Judge Ray
mond r. Llcrd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

TIE UNIVERSITY q Mississippi won
s first i9ashaa victory Ia he
81 ta of Te9as when ftley heat
en tsds year, 50. II vas the
ninta try for Gle Agss siuce 1911.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
CARD OF THANKS

The family of win C. Carey ac-
knowledge with grateful apprecia.
ton the many kind expressions OF
sympathy shown to them in their
recent bereavement. by their many
friends. Sincere thanks to Arthur
Sawyer Post No. Is, American lie.
gi0n.
Mrs. Evelyn Carey
and Sons
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart
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C0fssin EcPnts

~ @gKa -. - T. E&A 80
FRIDAY, DE Err 12--
Germ Chaptso No. "a, Order Of
Eastern Scr, Scottish Rite
Temple. s pm
Old fashioned Hymn sing anC
fellowship hour, Poinciana Bap
tist Chmeh, sponsored by
Youth for Christ, 73o pm.
Knights of tythias. Pgthian Hall
5 pm.
S49Jll TIER g.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, rs
File street, T.a0 pan.
Movies aaa cher entertainment,
Wesley House Youth Center,
7:a0 pm.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER r.
Opening d Key West Artists
group stew ct East Aartello
Gallery. Pyisw, 8 pm.
MONDAY. g.
Anchor a6e ara, 152, meeting
at Scottish Aise Temple, 5 pm.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority me ing
at San Carlos BLDG, 8 pm.
Circle II, First Pre- byterian
Church, 3 Pm, Place to be an
n0uEced.
Poineiaaa School PTA, meeting
at s pm, Scllo0l auditorium.
Circle All, Women Of First Pres
byterlan CHURCH,, 8 pm.
Gold STAR Alotaers. WV Home,
7 pm.
Weslegaa Service Guild, W.s.C.s.
Of First Methodist Church, 1880
pm.
Key West Art and Historical So
ciety Meet, 8 pm.
peAgolay Mothers Circle, meet
Ing at St. Paul $ Parish Hall,
7la0 pas.
Key West Duplicate Bridge Asso
citation, Jaycee CLUB House
Flasler ave, 7:a5 pm.
Methodist Men. Wesley House, S
pm.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER -
Sparkling Waters ekah LadEe
No. IL, r. oE P. Hall, 8 pm.
Order Of he clay Boys, Scottish
Rite 1880 p.m.
Ladies AnyIiaeg yEW Post 391i
Wv E3ne. 8 PIN.
Catho5iS Dau Of America
C:9gEt ary Gr of tie SEES 1yo
GA, mseslag at sc. Arms Han
8 pm.
Truman Elementary PTA meet
ing, At sao 7SJ pul
W.s.c of First Methodist
Clagea al caareh, 1850 PA.
Z11 QE,c. coffee, AeropaIms,
10 am.
SomheypQst Pistol end Rifle
Club, Legiqa ame n.
HARRIS School FRA, al school,
meeting at s PA.
kiWaas CLUB, diancr meeting
$50 pm.
Youth Ior Christ Bible Study
Methodist Church, 10 Fleul.
ing street, 1855 Dn.
Ft. Taylor Dapicate Bridge
Ciab, T:45 pm.
Begiua9g 6e Group, st
Iayl9r Officers cia3. 8 p.m.
t.a 10
ayy gsS Bowling League.
Nxal 5 aa A I pm.
Meeting, Jual9r Gu. Commerce
at clubhouse 8pm.
nland eis aH s Cab No.
Ss, messing as Bldg. 1S8. 1880
am.
Ladies Caif Tours eut. X. W.
Go.l course s. am.
Ha Group. Navel Station
Lrg. aaa fr S pm
Scottish Re Bodies Scottish
Ae s p
american arthur sawge
I 10Y a.
Junior De5 aau's Club aasli-
teriua, @ pm.
G4ae.sssr, F s5 S7954s5&sss %s1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
GOLD STAR MOTHERS
MEMORIAL FUND LIST

The most recent list of con-
trihutors to the wan memorial
fund being collected by the Gold
Star Mothers was announced to-
day. Previous to this, donations
came to $l,l62.10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
|KeHy-McCarthy
Wedding Set For
Friday EUening

Bridal attendants at the Kelly
Mccarthy nupitals 10 take place,
Friday, December II at Z p. m.
in the rectory of St. Mary's Star
of the Sea Catholic Church, have
been announced.
Anita Esperdy win be attendant
for the bride, Miss Betty Lou
Kelly. The best man viii be VII.
liam Whiteside.
The bride is Miss Betty Lou
Kelly, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kelly Of 1918 White Street.
She win be given in marriage by
her father. Rev. Father Waters
will perform the double ring rites.
The groom, r. X. Mccarthy q
the USS Howard Gilmore, Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ne.
Carthy of Dormont, Pa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

Hank Saner II tie Chicago Cuds
hlt = Il bis - home runs in 1851
81 FIRST division pitchers. Fire of
them were of I.srgy Jsnsen q tie
Giants