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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
Ex-CAPTiVES GOT
MEAGER FARE

HANOI, Indo-China (AP)--It'S S
a pretty tough life being pris-
oner of the Communicated Wet
mimi in Indo-China.
That's the word brought back
here by 103 war captives recently
released by the Vietminh forces.
They said they were not mis-
treated by the Vietminh. They
suffered principally because of the
lack of food, clothing and med
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
Mrs. Chance G
Honored At
State Meeting

Mrs. Jesse E. CEance, North
Oak Street, was accorded another
honor when she was elected State
Registrar of the Daughters of the
Founders and Patriots of America
at the organizations recent state
conference in Cincinnati. She at
tended the Candlelight dinner of
the Daughters of the Founders
and Patriots in the Netherlands
Plaza Hotel.
BY virtue of her office as State
Corresponding Secretary of the
State Officers Club, she also at
tended the dinner of that society
during her stay.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

stalled as vice president of the
sorority by Mrs. Max Price, presi-
dent, after her election at the
meeting, to succeed Mrs. Joseph
O'Connell, recently resigned.
Prizes for canasta were won by
Mrs. Clyde Goodyear and Miss
Betty Weimer, vino was also re-
mcmbcred with birthday gift
and for bridge to Miss Barbara
Pierce and Mrs. James Bowlus.
HostesSeS were, Mrs. Darwin
Keye, Miss Ruth Moody, Miss
Geraldine Henry and Mrs. Gail
Mcdaniel. E34
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
LAS JOvENES CLASS
PARTY MONDAY

Las Jovenes Class party at the
Methodist Church Monday night
was attended by thirty-eight MEM
bers and two guests, Mrs. Vernon
Bruce and Mrs. John Littler.
Miss Dorothy Street led the de-
votionals following a brief busi-
ness session conducted by Mrs.
Robert Dillingham;.
HosteSSes were, Mrs. Roy Dan
iels, Mrs. Gail Mcdaniel, Mrs. P.
K. Mcdaniel, Mrs. Nell Peters,
Mrs. William Pinnegar and Mrs.
Harry Peters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
SPENDING VACATION
IN LONDON

The Misses Fern and Helen Ed
wards, students at Ohio State I'm
iversity, are spending their spring
vacation with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. c. Edwards, North
Madison Road.
On Saturday Miss Edwards was
in Xenia where she was a hostess
at the reception in First Methodist
Church following the church cere-
mony for her former roommate,
Miss Elvira Warner, daughter Of
Supt. and Mrs. r. j. Warner of
Xenia, to Richard Covey of Cleve-
land.
Tuesday Miss Lois Barnes of
Columbus, a sorority sister in Phi
Mu, was the guest of the Misses
Edwards.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
PHI BETES PLAN
FOR PARTY

Phi Beta Psi Sorority at its last
meeting, made plans for its an
nual euchre and dance, the entire
proceeds from which will be turn
ed over to the Madison County
Cancer Society.
Working for Cancer Research is
both the local and national project
of the Phi Betes. They have set
Saturday, April 26 at the Eagles
Hall fer the 1852 party. / I'll
Mrs. Harold S. Welsh was IN
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
GUESTS OF {. p. GEERS

Mrs. F. P. Parkinson has re-
turned to her home in Columbus
after two weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Geer, West High
Street. On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Geer Parkinson of Columbus, were
guests at the Geer home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
GUESTS OF FICHNERS

Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Fichner and
their daughters, East High Street,
had as their guests Sunday, Mrs.
Ficiner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
V. Harsha of Westerville, her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Harsha of Dayton and
another brother and sister-in-la law,
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Harsha of Co.
lumbuS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
GUEST OF RANkiNS

GUEST OF RANkiNS
Mrs. E. E. Therkildson of Gin
cinnati spent the week end with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Rankin, Richmond
Avenue.
VISITS IN SPRINGFIELD
Miss Nellie Riggin, South Main
Street, is the guest of relatives in
Springfield.
Mrs. r. II. Trimble of Mt. Ser
ling, the former Florence Lohr of
London, has returned home after
a months vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Trimble flew down from Co
lumbus and joined Mrs. Guy I'm
dcrwood of Urbana, also former
London resident, who motorcd
south, going down to Key West
with her, over the world renowned
Overseas Highway
Mrs. Trimblc also made trip
by plane to Miami, where she
visited friends and her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
McElden Lohr (Grace CartZdaf-
ner) of Cleveland, former London
residents, who were spending the
winter in Florida.
During their stay the Lohr's
daughter, Marian, who had been
spending the winter with her par
ents in Florida, died and they re-
turned with her body to Cleveland
for funeral and burial.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
ATTEND FUNERAL
IN lANCASTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Selby,
Park Avenue and Paul M. Yauger,
North Main Street, were in Lam
caster Monday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Selbys aunt, Mrs.
John D. Clark.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
GUESTS OF GOlDENS

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude d. Hines
of Van Vert spent the week end
with Mrs. Hines parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Golden, North Oak
Street. Mr.. Golden is recovering
after a several days illness.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
GUESTS OF LITcHFiELDs

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fades, and
their sons, Donnie, Bobbie and
Tommie, were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Litchfield of
Newark, formerly of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
OCIETY SOCIAL EVENTS AND NEWS OF THE CLUBS

ond Street TO celebrate the birth
days of her father, A. G. Hollo-
way, and her daughter, Mercedes
Cain.
Attending the dinner were, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wilson and son,
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hollo-
way, Jack Holloway, Jane Hollo-
way, Mrs. Elizabeth Victor and
daughter, Vicee, Mrs. Abernia
Townsend and daughter, Carol,
Julia and Judith Cain, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cain and son, Will
liam, Jr., Donald Cain, Mrs Celes-
tine Connolly and children, Joan
and Wanda Jean, Mrs. Ollie Nc
Neal, Mrs. Gladys Scurry and
Mrs. Arabella Cooper of Reynolds
burg.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
CREATHS RETURN FROM
SOUTHERN TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Creath,
North Main Street, have returned
from a several weeks vacation in
the south. The journey down took
them to Nashville and Birming-
ham with stop-overs of several
days at both Biloxi, Miss, and
New Orleans, La. One of the most
delightful parts of their trip was
on the return when they reached
Natchez, Miss, in time for the
famous Pilgrimage through the old
homes and gardens there. Vicks-
burg, Miss, and Memphis, were
other stops before they reached
London
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Wanda Cain entertained
Sunday at her home on West Sec
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

In the afternoon from three to
five friends called at open house
for q coffee and presented the
honor guests with many gifts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
Avon Products

Needs two women at once
for established territories.
Earn up to $500 per hour.
Write Mrs. Jay, P. 0. Box
674-Sprinsfield or phone
5-4596.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
VISIT SISTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Loveless of
Berkeley, Michigan, were guests
of Mr.. Loveless' sister, Mrs. Reba
Bussard, and her son, Master
Denny.s aoFtstt. faE3 @
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

icines and the cold, rainy weather.
The former captives reported they
ate little except rice.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
GUESTS FROM DETROIT

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ridenour
and family, South Main Street,
had as their guests over the week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Ridenour
and their daughters, Ann and Kay,
and Miss Jane Hurt all of Detroit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
Its In SPRINGFIELD

Miss Nellie Riggin, South Main
Street, is the guest of relatives in
Springfield.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Hams To Meet

TIE Key West Amateur Radio
Club viii meet tonight at The
Armory 81 Tss0 pm.
Al members src urged 10 astend
and bring their friends.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Auto Inspections
To End Saturday

With fomorfow she last day for
auto inspection, there's still .
long row to hoe " the expected
1000 vehicles in the city are 10
pass she tests before the dead
line. Yesterday 2oS cars went
through she process at the Poin-
eiana fire station bringing ths
fuF9s - { ;aa9.
Beginning Monday. 81 sppli-
esnts for car inspection must
come 70 the City Hall for their
stiekers, City Tax Collector Ar.
chic Roberts said today. The
stickers will be issued to those
possessing q receipt for having
passed the inspections which will
continue at the Poineisna station.
Chief Of Police Joseph Kemp
announced that those who come
in voluntarily for inspection after
the deadIine will be pensIized
only 81. " ihe drivers are forced
in by police tickets, The penalty
will be 81.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
County Issues One
Building Permit

Donald cormack. newly ap.
pointed County Building lnspec.
tor has issued one permit for
construction since taking on the
Job October 1. he announced TO-
day.
The new office will have q
become known before builders
outside Key West learn they
must take out permits costing 81
per thousand in construction be-
fore they can start work.
The first and only permit ss-
sued was on October 14 10 Alex
Karson. Jr. for $4,000. Karkon,
himself, is building q Chs res
saurant on lot I, Driftwood es-
sates. Fat Deer Key. near Mara.
thon.
corrnack IL ready and waiting
70 issue more permits. His head.
quarters are IN Tax Assessor
Claude Candolfo'a office II TIE
fConilnued On Pags fhrseI
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Rotary Club
District Gov.
Visits Here
Speaks Before Key
West Rotarians As
Part OF Inspection
Tour OF sonik Ela.

Paying an official visit 10 Key
West yesterday. Rotary Clubs dis
trict governor J, Abney Cox Of
Dade county (Homestead, Prince.
ton, Coral Cables, addressed the
local Rotarians at luncheon held
yesterday at 12:15. The Key West
speech was his 18th. Cox has been
visiting various clubs and has been
on the road for q month. His theme
was the relationship between the
four main aims Of Rotary and
world wide Fellowship.
He drew on the Rotary Interna'
tional Assembly in New York last
May for source material, telling
how he had seen al least 50 nations
In perfect harmony at the conven.
ton where ''the viii 10 get along
together and mutual understand,
ing proved TO him Rotary IS
world fellowship"
Ae1A6 WA1 EtVWW R8bMADLN A&AE
Princeton. Fla, compared the
growth If Rotary ID the planting of
. seed, It's nurturing and the sub
sequent crop He pointed out that
Rosary's pattern of ideals IN SER
vice 10 humanity could be the 20.
luton 90 world problems.
An especially interesting fact
was brought out. Cox said that in
the Korean War Rotary members
had been killed simply because a
their affiliatinn with TIE organiza
tion which Is the opposite 81 com,
munigslc beliefs, bat that they took
the risk willingly.
He extended congratulations 10
the Key West Roiarlans for having
glazed Edwin Trevor On she ballet
tConfincs1 on Page Threei
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Democratic Rally
Scheduled Here
For November 3rd

The Democratic committee
rally will be held on Election
Eve, November ,, instead Of
October ~, Keller Watson,
secretary announced Thursday.
Main speaker invited 10 ad.
dress The rally Is Robert Floyd,
Dade County state represents.
tive. The local committee is
waiting 70 receive his accept.
snee now. Floyd Is . former
Mayor Of Miami.
A mcsoresde will preeede the
rally. Music will be provided
and q huge furn cut is urged,
Watson said.
Meanwhile, posters. bumper
siiekers and ether items will
soon be distributed by the com.
miitee and BY the Stevenson
for-Presidenf committee, headed
BY Gerald Saunders.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Sailor
Receives Third
Admiral Duke Gives
Letter In Ceremony
At Naval Station
Here This Afternoon

David T. Cumbie. BM1, USN, re-
ceived commentator for outstand-
ing performance over and above
his duty as Petty Officer in Charge
of the USS Etawina from Rear
Admiral Irving T. Duke, USN,
Commander, u. S. Naval Base in
a ceremony held this afternoon in
front of the Administration Build
ing at the Naval Station.
The commentator read as fol-
lows: 1T gives me a great deal of
pleasure to hereby commend you
for your outstanding performance
of duty as Petty Officer in Charge
of USS Etawina (YTB543) from
July 26, 1851 to Oct. II, 1852.
During the above period your
ship has carried out all assign
ments smartly and efficiently.
Your judgement and seamanship
have been of the highest order.
Your exceptional devotion to duty
and your able leadership are re-
flected in the high standards which
you have demanded and attained in
the cleanliness, maintenance, train
ing and organization of your ship.
| am proud indeed of the Can Do
performance which you and your
ship have demonstrated"
Cumbie is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Zell d. Cumbie of 219 N.
Conecuh Street, Greenville, Ala,
and has been in the service il
years.
This is the third commendation
received by Cumbie during his as
signment at the Key West Naval
Station.
On Dec. 10, 1851 he was com.
mended for his outstanding per-
formance Of duties in support of
vital development work being car
ried out in the Key West area DUR
ing several days Of weather OF
near hurricane proportions.
He was also commended on May
8, 1851 upon completion OF the
search and salvage operations in
connection with the collision on
April Is, 1851 Of a DC-4 Cuban
plane and a Navy SNB. Bos'n afate
Cumhie was . member Of the crens
0s YTfs ne s~aft TO-
reach the scene Of the crash off
the Naval Station.
AS a harbor pilot he also pilots
all ships into dry dock at the Ma
rine Railway.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
CAA To Act On
Airport Sale

Final consummation Of the coun-
ty purchase Of Meacham field is
still waiting action by Civil Aero
nautics Administration officials,
County Legal Advisor Paul Sawyer
said today.
The final sale was announced by
County Commissioners several
weeks ago. At that time Sawyer
said he hoped the whole deal would
be closed in q matter Of days.
The county is buying the airport
from Key West Improvement Inc,
largest property owners on the Is
land. commissioners have made
their down payment of 500. 900 to-
ward the $50 900 field. The CAA is
providing half the purchase price
Of SIS, 900.
Negotiations between company.
county and the CAA have been
dragging along for months. The air
port meanwhile continues to be the
Continued 0nsP re Threel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Man Gets Ninety
Day Jail Term

James Nelson Paddock was
sentenced 10 90 days in county
jail and his license revoked for
year on = reckless driving
charge b. Criminal Court Judge
Thomas Caro- this morning.
Other ea8es coming before To-
days guilty plea session were ~
folIovs
Make Sutton. SO. for reckless
driving Ernest Louis Williams.
fhae doIIarn reckless driving:
Danny Edward Phillips. five
dollars. 70 drivers license:
Charles Francis Doll. SIS. feck-
Eess driving Virginia santlni.
$50 on charges q drunken dFiv-
ing and reckless driving Ire
charge 81 no driven. license was
nosie pressed
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Telephone Company Prepares For
Dial Sw:tchover On December 9Th
Hundreds OF Key
Westers NOiU On
Waiting List For
Phones Affected

Key Vests $500 tele-
phones will cut over TO
the dial system al midnight
December &, Chet Cold,
Southern Bell manager an-
nounced today.
The switch over which
has been in process for
some time means that
the overwhelming majority
of Key Wesiers now ON the
waiting list for service will
get telephones within the
first months of 1853, Cold
told The Citizen.
Instead Of the operators
request s'Number Please"
the steady hum of the dial
will be heard when one
picks up the receiver to
make a call.
Operators win be retained 10 pro-
vide information, help on discon
1ected numbers. changes and sImi.
lar difficulties.
Many Of the telephone operator,
have requested time-off previous
to the swiich-over and agree 10 waii
until after December 6. II is antici.
pated, Cold said. that they win Be
able to return to work when they
wish to do 50.
The advent of dial phones 10 Key
West comes as d result Of the "a
per cent increase In the number "a
phones In the past seven years.
Back ii December lDl5 there wcra
only 300 telephones. Today ihera
are $500.
4 boost in The number ol employ.
ees and size Of payroIls hns accom-.
panied the growth Of telephone ser.
vice here. The Key west ntIit< now
employs 1850 d whom nrs opera
tors, compared 10 50 IN iets.
In addition 10 tthe ordinary SER
vice to telephone subscribers In
this area, Southern Beli win have
direct long distance circuits 10
Miami and Atlanta. All out of town
radio programs are also sent over
(Continued On PAGE Three)
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17

UNEXPECTED TRAGEDY
marred the expected home
coming Of Navy man Harry c.
White Of H-i. Fort Village
after he returned Tuesday from
the Mediterranean aboard the
uSS o,Hara at a northern port.
En route 20 visit his wife.
Mrs. Meraline White and family
and family here. the sailor was
killed in an automobile acci-
dent at Yernasee. South Caro-
lima. sccording to word rcceiv-
ed from the Navy Department
Funeral services win be held
Sunday At $50 >. N. from the
White home in Fort Village
with the Rev. Gecsrc Allen oE
Trinity Wesleyan Church Off
ciating.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Perez Hearing
Postponed Till
Later In Month

The hearing on Joseph Perez nc.
cused Of stabbing 10 death frankie
Kee last July has been postponed
from today at 4 o'clock until some
time next week.
The announcement was made by
Peace Justice Roy Hamlin. Ham
Inns eofoners fury reported On
KEGS death last summer. II stated
that he had died Of a knife wound
inflicted by Perez. Attorney George
Brooks is representing Perez.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
California Woman Chosen
ToLeadNayW Wives Group
Key Vests First
Nat'I Contention
Adjourns After
Installation Fete

Key Vests first National
Convention came to a close
last night when outgoing
President Helen Walker,
Bremerton, Wash, declared
it officially adjourned and
handed the gavel to her sue
cessor, Waneta Gizara, OF
Long Beach, Calf.
The election of officers
took place at the business
session of the Convention
yesterday, and installation
was carried out at the for
NAL banquet held last night
at the cPO Club, Boca Chi
ca. Chaplain George Fielder
performed the impressive
installation service.
Rear Admiral Irving r. Duke was
lhe principal speaker Of the even.
ing. The theme Of his talk was the
outstanding work being done in the
Key West area by the Navy. Ad.
miral Duke said that, as a new
conner here, he had been amazed to
learn Of the extent and Importance
of the work Of the Sonar School
especially.
Training for work with sound
gear and teaching old hands the
work and maintenance Of new de
vices is Of extreme importance,
the Admiral said. He gave as his
opinion the thought that lone Of
our grave dangers is that we viii
continue to think of World War II
as a prototype Of any future wars. !"
Ne explained that he meant
that such sweeping changes and
discoveries are being made that
the Navy must be In q constant
4fsts Of sssinin5 end sxpeviusess-
ing. An added reason FOR The need
for continUous Sonar training Is
that many men trained IN this
field receive offers Of high-pay.
inc Jobs IN civilian life and leave
the service.
He asked his listeners. II they are
interested in the good of their loved
ones and their country, whenever
they have the opportunity to urge
trained men to- stay with the Navy,
by all means 10 do so.
Announcement was made 81 the
banquet Of various awards. Miss
Dorothy Raih presented . trophy
given for service 10 The selected
Navy Wives Club. This trophy Is
given each year 10 the winner Of
contest carried on by the
YMcA. This years award was
won BY HE club In Norfolk. vir-
plnis.
A number Of gifts we're given TO
the outgoing president and to the
new president. Distinguished guests
were recognized, among them be,
ing Mrs. Irving +. Duke, Captain
B, +, Bradley, Mayor and Mrs.
c. B. Harvey. City Manager and
Mrs. Dave King and a host OF
others.
The roster Of new national Off
eers Of the Navy Wives Clubs Of
Continued On Page Threel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Laubscher AT
Silver Springs
Chamber Meet

Harold Laubscher. executive d.
rector Of the Key West Chamber Of
Commerce is attending the week.
end conference Of ithe Florida Cha.
Der Of Commerce executives. his Of.
fee announced today.
The conference az Silver Springs
will last through Sunday. Lanbseh-
er is secretary treasurer Of the sta
tewide organization.
, 1952-11-14
FAC Organizes
logging School for
Asiu Nations

ROME - The Food a n d
Agriculture Organization Of the
United Nations has organize
a Far Eastern Mechanical Log
ging Training Center in Man
lila, Philippines, at the request
Of several Far Eastern
countries.
Eighteen governments have
been invited to send trainees
to the center for instruction IN
the use Of modern equipment
for obtaining lumber from
tropical forests.
The six-month course offer
ed by the center will include a
study Of the use Of power
saws for telling trees methods
Of timber extraction; loading
and transportation; operation,
care and maintenance Of equip
rnent; the location and survey
at extraction lines; and road
and rail construction.
, 1952-11-14
Voter Isldnd Leased
TO Bill Bros. Wulter
Phillips by Interior

ST. THOMAS: Governor de
Castro met with the st Tho
mas Development Authoriy
and advised the members that
the Department Of the Interior
has negotiated a direct lease
for Water Island with the Bill
Brothers and Walter Phillips
in view of the fact that the Is
CONTINUED on page 40
, 1952-11-14
Helgu Jeppersen
Ndmed Maintenance
Engineer for Hospital

Helga Jeppersen, Chief Elec
trician of the Public Works
Department in st Thomas has
been appointed as Mainten-
ance Engineer in the Depart
ment of Health, to take effect
as soon as he can be released
r o M the Public Works
Department.
Mr.. Jeppersen has been en-
ployed in the Government SER
vice for over 20 years and for
the past several years has ser
weed practically all t h e
electrical, X-ray and other
equipment in the Municipal
Hospital at Charlotte Amalie.
IN announcing the appoint-
ment Governor de Castro stat
ed that he is pleased to record
lie promotion Of a competent
oung Virgin Islander to this
Continued on page Al
, 1952-11-14
Administrutor Confers
On Hospital Fees
With Inter Agency

Administrator ID. C. Cane
gaia conferred with Governor
de Castro and Health and
Welfare officials in connection
with recommendations for pro
cedures for payment Of hospi-
tai services.
Or. Canegata is chairman Of
the ~Inter-Agency Committee.
The meeting was held in
st. Thomas.
, 1952-11-14
Atty. Silyer1nun to
Represent ST. Tholmds
Ia Property Case

Attorney Irwin Silverman,
Chief Council for the Office
Of Territories, is due to arrive
n St. Thomas today to act as
Associate Counsel for the Mu-
nicipality in defense Of the
real property tax case which
S scheduled to come before
United States District
Court next week.
Mr.. Silverman will argue
the case for the Municipality.
, 1952-11-14
Pfc. Querrdd of
ST. Thomds Wounded
Lii Koreo Action

ST.. THOMAS: Assistant Di-
rector Of POLICE Henry Morris
yesterday morning delivered
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ettiene Quer-
rad Of Agnes Fancy, St. Tho
mas, a radiogram from the
Tommandant Of the Marine
orps stating that their son
Nontinued on page Al
, 1952-11-14
Dunish Truininr Ship
"Ddnmurk" 10 Visit
v. |. December s 10

The Department of the In
terror has advised Governor
de Castro that the Danish
Training ship "Danmark' will
visit the Virgin Islands from
December s to Is.
The information was given
the Interior by Danish Ambas-
sador Kaufman.