davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Foreign Exchange


exchange rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars. others in centsl:
~ Csnadian dollaT In New nrsOl, YORK open
104.15ss United states cents. unchanged
Enrope-Great Britain (poundl. 2.5Ss4,
futures, 2.71ii. up Is Of cent: Great
Brit ain. 60-day futures. 2.e6is, up 1s of
cant; Great Britain. 90-day futures.
275l5. up Ia of cent; Belgium tfranc),
9als up 00is of cent; France tfranct,
.2S;s of cent. UNCHANGED; Holland
fguiI5erl, 1886 of 0I of a cent: Italy
Nirai, .1Gts of cent. uncha~sed; Portu-
S1l tescudcl, $50. unch2 2nged; Sweden
Frona), 1876 n'chanEed; Switzerland
Grsncl tfree): 23.3i. up ..0l Of cent.
Latin America- Argentina Il eel. rs,
''~c 'anged: Br zii frrat so. unrilo n9ed (:
Mexico, 1163. unchaneed; Venezuela
(boiivar). 30.o3. unch $ne ed
FAR Esst-Hons Kong dollar, 1880,
inchanged.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 UP).-cotton fu.
lures continued to sag in forenoon trad
ing today as light but persistent CON-
mission house selling met only scale
lull in textile buying at the moment and
uncertainty over the crop situation con-
tributed to the reactionary trend.
| Noon prices were 40 cents to S1.15 a
bale lower than the previous close. Oc-
tober. 1919; December, 1915, ant
| March, 1855.
Evening star., 1952-08-19

July out of prof
its made during
the year ended
June 80. A SINH
lar dividend was
p a d in July,
1851.
This was a
highlight from
the semiannual
report sent to
Congress today
by C h a i rman
Herbert E. Gas
ton. 1t ais
summarizes the
banks activities
fNr ILL., E.I1
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Hourly Sales on The Exchonaa,
II 100 Am. z4o ooS t2:OO noon 45o 600
100 nm. 90 600 2.nn q m

Hourly Sales on the Exehan&a.
100 p.m. 6lo 600 goo ON.
funit OF trading 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or recetvership or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates OF divi-
dends in the foregoing tables are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included CID Called. Z Ex DIVIDEND
xr Ex rights x-dis Ex distribution. Also
q Cash or stock e.Declared or PAID so la:
this year. Payable in stock estimated
cash value on ex dividend date PaK
last year. b Declared or paid alter sIocL
dividend or split-up. K Declared or paiC
this year. an accumulative issue with div
dends in arrears. nd Next day delivery.
p Paid this year. dividends omitted, de-
terIed or no action taken at last DIVIDEND
stock dividend. K Declared or paid In 1851.
plus stock dividend. Liuuidating dividend
germined on declaration aaye
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO. Aug 10 tPs-Visfble supply
of wheat increased 1.33S.o00 bushels to
236 .661 900 bushels this week, the Board
| of Trade reported. Corn decreased 243.00o
Ito 16.963, 900 bushels. oats increased
| / .905. 900 to 1926 600, rye Increased
81 900 to 2,29S,000, barley increased
creased 100000 to 100000.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Market Averages
Odd-lot Dealings

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 P.-The New
York Stock exchange reported today these
odd lot transactions by principal dealers
on the exchange for August 1S: Purchases
l Of 14a, 135 shares on 1892 orders; sales of
124,916 shares on 4,779 orders including
GAL shares sold short on 10 orders. q
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 R.-Spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 24ia
cents . pound. Connecticut valley. Lead
he cents a pound, New York Zinc IA
cents a pound. East st. Louis. Tin ST u II
"a pound, New York Pittsburgh. scrap
steel No. heavy was quoted &t 43.
Evening star., 1952-08-19

FURNISHED by the
LIST INCLUDES ONL
DOMESTIC l:I5I
Australia 5s 55- -1o1lIzl
Caldas IS rs 42zs !
Canada 2Ns "A S7Al |
Copen 412s SO 61NI
Grk 6s 6S pt pd. 7lh |
Ital CT con3s77 aga
Ital IS IT, A45st
Japan 6Kzs "a Ill
Japan 5las 65 1o3
Norway 4Ms 65 1oolz
SaoPSt IS SO St II
SaoPSt 6s 6Sst- 70
TokyoElL6s 53 1o5lhI
FOREIGN l:l5I
AluCoAm 31s64 1o1NI
AmFP4. .S0sSS 6AM
AmT&T33ss63 1143sI
AmT&T 31as 64ll5MI
AmT&T33ss73 1o35I
AmT&T 23zs57- -112M|
AmT&T 2As61- 1o6lhI
AmT&T 2sssS6 1914
Att c L 4Hs72C 1o2N
B & o bs 95 @ 73hI
B q o IS M 90 73MI
B&O 6s 2000K 73iAI
B&O Tc As So. 1914
lCanPac As perp 1854
CGa 4Ias2O2OB IS
CRRNJ Bias ST SSzs
C&O 3Has 90 E 1914
Chi d e l inc 81 ee
| ICTHSE2N4K94 73hI
IChi&WInd42 2sS21o5i4
CCCSL 4 l2s IT. 66h
Col Gas33ss TT 9ezs
ColSOE 34s70- 1o2
Con Ed cy3s63- 1894
ConsuP ga rs 97ss
| DelL&W4s2042. 92ih
Det Ed cv 80 So. 110H
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 R.-Dividends
announced:
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Washington Exchunqe

SALES.
u Pot Elec Pwr COMO at 1874. 90 at 10.
Terminal Ref & Wing 4s-$2, 900 at lO0a4.
i Natl Mtg & Inv com--l0 at 9ls, 4 at 91s.
i Capital Transit LIST RI 4s-$2, 900 at 100 "a.
Garhnckel 4l2as pfd-l00 at 1874.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
apply TO Wed

April Fools Day did not brighten
fquf couples from applying for
marriage licenses yesterday at The
officc Of County Judge Raymond n.
rDrd.
Tho hardy couples arc Jesse l..
Nfcd. USS Odax. and Bertha Paul.
Mcnrpe General Hospital. nurse:
Andrew II. Roberts, Is o02 South
ard strcet. and Joyce +. Edouard.
q. 80 Front street and George N.
EAktf, USS Sierra, IS, and Patri-
eta 4. Cyenis. 30. s32 Caroline
street.
Couples who applied on Monday
were James Edgar Mcintyre. "a,
USS Csrln3spnd sJacqueline Envy.
ne Wuc 1b)p q 7ls Eaton street.
ThcmaS u hm mines and Dolores
r. Barr. 20, ms Green street.
Isaac Ralph Lloyd. 60, No. 2 Mas.
sau L&nefand Gladys Adele from.
hly ,lo.s1ih,F Francis street. Early
Fielder Wise. g. uSN and Shirley
Suthn 81. ms Francis 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
Coming EOenfs
THURSDAY. APRIL D.

Thursday. APRIL 3-
Art classes for adults West
Martello Gallery. SO pm.
Meeting. Monroe County Hospi.
tai woman's Aux. Sewing
group. al hospital. 2 pm.
Luncheon. Rotary Club, So. Paul. :
Parish Hall, 1915 pm.
Meeting. Key West Garden Club.
Woman's club, 8 pm.
Meeting. V. r. W. Post No. ssli.
V. r. W. home, Q pm.
Meeting. Elks Lodge. Eiks club,
s. pm.
FRIDAY. April. 49,
Meeting. Kcy West Amateur Ra.
do Club. National Guard Ar.
InoTy. 7.3o pm.
Meeting. Officers Club, Fern
Chapter No. a. Order Of East
eTn Star. = pm.
Meeting, Knights OF Pythiaa
Pythian Hall. rs Fleming
ST., s pm.
Meeting. Alcoholics Annny-
NOUS. First PTesbyteTiar
Church. 8 n. III.
Meeting. Junior Dehs. Mcman's
club 7s30 pm
Meeting, American Legion Arth-
" Sauser Post No. u. Stock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
/ oeloy's
Business
Mirror
BY SAM DAWSON


NEW YORK R-Queen Juliana
if she wishes can tell President
Truman how the Dutch plan to
save the guilder is blooming.
The plan is something like Prime
Minister Churchill's drive to save
the pound. The Dutch started their
plan a year earlier than did the
British.
And in recent days there is evil
dence that the British plan is also
bearing fruit. The pound sterling
is developing strength, if slowly.
American exporters. meanwhile.
say that they are starting to feel
sharply the recent moves by for
eIgn cDantries to reduce imports
from the dollar area
Whether they're out to save the
pound, the guilder, the franc o
the peso, other srountlies Usually
start by Tightening the curbs on
their nationals importing Ameri-
can goods and thus draining their
country's resefvesIof U. S. dollars
and gold s.
p The Netherlands was running
far behind in its trade. relations
with its heighbors before the GOV.
eminent started its drive a year
ago to halt initiation at home and
increase Dutch exports. But now
It has turned this deficit of trade
with its European neighbcrs into
a surplus. The Dutch. say they are
now in more favorable position
IN international trade than they
have Ieen for several years.
The Dutch reserves of gold and
foreign exchange have been climb.
me and Dutch exporters are driv.
tqE for new markets ia Latin
Anelica. Manys u these Dutch
ihfacturing projects are aided
Rx american Investors. aaas &.
he Hitsh fh,ancial situation
fpntinued Ia slide until last month.
sHben tH& Iuhurchill efivera,lnenf
ok severe steps to curb Imitation.
balance the budget. to esif i'm.
ftA land boost exports.
e tJanndty and February the
rage weekly loss Df gold and
llar reserves by England was
million dollars, up from a S.
mutton dollar average weekly drain
~ fourth quarter Of 1861. But
- lhree weeks since Churchill
The increasing drain has
1een Matted And this week the
british Treasury announced that
'Bftain's financial situation is inn
proving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
Penn Johnson
Will Become Bride
OF Jack Larsen

Miss Penny Johnson. daughter of
Mrs. A. ] Johnssn. 292s Staples
Avenue. viii become the bride Of
Jack Larsen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. B. Larsen. i2i6 Pctronia street,
Friday evening.
The ceremony win take place at
7sso al the Old Stone Methodist
Church with the Rev. Paul Touch
ton performing the ceremony.
Relatives and friends oE the c0a.
pie m. cordially invited 10 attend
Che Marriage rites.
AfSeeption vii, &c held at the
chQtkh annex Immediately follow
ing fhc wedding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

&, Mrs ard Sa1Q mat she had
been e trh with comdr. and
Mrs. IS Gibbs, formerly OF
Key We of jacksonville, III
order to nia)<c the arrangements
in advance f6f properties needed
for The play. It will be staged az
the George Washington hotel III
Jacksonville. comdr. Gibbs is an
cxspresident Of the Key West
Players.
Tennessee Williams granted
special permission for his play
tosbe given at the convention.
Mrs. Goddard said, THE pro-
duttior out-of-town will be an
example OF the work in the Key
West Players as well as demon
sff6fion3of the State Drama divi-
si0p. Both ladies in the cast are
Numbers of the Key West Wo-
ii14n'a Club and thus represent
lbb<li organizations, as they are
delegates from our local club t.
thk convention" II
After the convention, AT
Libefty" viii be presented as a
ftniiaf Key West Players pro-
hl1rtion at thes~sBarfi Theater. In
the cast; when Il Is given here
wili be n. Charles RrateRahl as,
an off state Voice II Is presumed
that. N Gibbswill substitute in,
this. pl h ~ Jacksonville. !.
The - OF FACT plays, all of
which Il Is hoped Mr.. williams
WIN supervise with the local di-
rectors,. will be produced at the
Barn Theater IN the next few
weeks
Il MRS. Rob Roy Ricketts, is direct
Ing Lord Byron's Last Love
Letter" as well as having a par.
ii the play along with Gladys.
K1lhng, Louise Glass and DR..
Harold List.
the Unsatisfactory Supper
directed by. Jack Clarke, who
also stars. In the presentation.
win include actresses Nancy Nor
gan caineul5ld dolores Foster.
MRS. Goddard Is directing two
other plays Of the series besides
All Liberty" These are the very
raovilk oae-act plays, MONEYS
Kid Dont Cry with Mickey
Renna and Edpsund Gieseberi.
and the Whimsical fantasy, The
case of the CfiishcA lpetunias.'''
The players in this arc Gladys
jackson, James Mclaughlin.
Jonathan Jackson and Gertrude
Splaihe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
VARIED SUBJECTS
CALL FORTH
VARIED MOODS
In KIDD'S SHOW
BY BENEDICT T3GlLgN

wan me opening YESTERDAY ~
Pm. AZ tne MeSt Msrtciio val
iery 81 az exnlpltlon IN painungs
py hah shiou, hey WeSters VIII
nave me pFlviieee 81 seeing the
Work % pne a ne lost Qistin-
euisned arusls e 0ur ume.
Unlike me work g many contem-
poTaIy pasntes. ~ MnAen y !Sp
p3i1uiiy easy vi &s9 Fps iqiiu5
ences that nave a. q unen, the
arr % Mari hlqa = ezt1keiy orielnal
ana unoerivauve* 1cre are 20 IL
lie rlcasso 5, pSeuuo- bra or'
Watered-down M2tisses. ~ Is nQt
Dy looking az otner paintings put
Dy observing we world around plin
and trahsmutmg = 5nrough the sem
sitiye medium "a AZ own spirit
tnat hari KIDD mas peen afae 20
create ms remarkapie canvases.
his IS modern arr At us SINGER
est ana pest ~ Is nonilteral but
never incomprenensipie. where
mere Is distor'lon or cxaggeration
u IS always Justiiled by inc VISUAL
pattern or the emotional content II
seeks % emphasize. The colors are
Doiu, sometimes even violent, win
starting and unaccustomed Jux-
tapositons, put ney are never ga
risn or taWdry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
Grace Lutheran
Service Center
Opens Friday

The opening of the Grace Luthc.
ran Church Service Center viii be
held GA Friday evening. April sfh
az 3 pm.
The service center is being Is
tablished for the recreation and
entertainment of all service per.
sonnes in our area. The church has
expended large SUM IT money for
this purpose. aud the service Is
extended 70 al service perSonnel.
their families and friends. irrex-
pective Of denomination or aff1lia.
tons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
Key Vest Players To Present Play
By Tenn. Williams At Jacksonville

One Of Tennessee Williams plays AT Liberty
presented in Jacksonville the last day of the Florida
venton of the Florida Federation Clubs
place April IS through the i7h The drama AT Liberty
t1QT We Mrs Charles BratenahI and Mrs
the leading roles The directed by
Cod fPident5of the Key West Players
The Division fpf the Federation Of Womens Clubs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
The Paintings OF Hari Kidd
Exhibited AT W. Martello
Thru April 3, l To 5 PM.
Island Post home 8 pm.

Island Post home 5 pm.
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies.
Scottish Rite Temple, s p. m.
Meeting, Monroe General Hospi-
tai Aux. hospital, SPIN.
SATURDAY, APRIL 5---
Art classes Tor children, 4 fok4
pm: patio of West MartcIl0
i Gallery, County Beach. s !
MONDAY, APRIL T.
Handicfaft special interest groun
u 0fflcers' Wives, at Qtrs.s RI.
Naval Station. 7:3e pm.
joint meeting Of M. S. c..
Cifcles Of the First MethQ
Church, parsonage. 40: 80 4 ! n
Luncheon ct noon! n rs g
Meeting, Key West Temple No.
20, Pythial1 sisters Knights 81
Pythias Hail on FLEMING 81 ],
80 pm.
Meeting, Key West Art and lis
fofical Society, West Marie Is
Towers, $50 pm.
Meeting. WMU. First BaaksSv
Church. 7::30 pm.
Meeting, Key West Ministerial
Association in morning.
Meeting, Women's Auxiliary Sc.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Par.
ish Hall, pm.
Meeting, executive hoard Poia
ciana r IA s. p n, home 81
David McDaniels, 1920 Olivia
street.
Final Audubon Screen Tour Color
film. Canada North" at Key
West High School, s pm.
TUESDAY. April. s.
Meeting. Circles II. WOmen OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
MIS- GEORGE ASTON .
UNDEkCOES SURGERY

MRS. George Assen. soy WASH
instea street. who underwent sur.
gerry - ne Menree General Hos.
plssl last Friday. u repeFfed con-
vsisseirs.
Shs 10 the wife 81 George Asten
NM separates IL hasiends snesei
ln shis city. Friends will be GLAD
- knew that she L. sxpeesed
hsms srsm IRE hsspissI within .
shSrs sims. n -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

Inc program Is well rOunded'
enc and will be ably presented
by competent instructors. All
adults who are interested in the
Cub Scout or Boy Scout move
snlent are urged to attend.
The. complete outline of the
basic training course is as fol-
lows.
First Session: Fundamentals of
the Boy Scout Movement, was
Wednesday. Lecturer: Captain
A. H. Dropp, US.N. Practical
demonstration: First aid, tender
foot, End class, and LIST class re-
quirements. Demonstration MIR.
Antonio Martinez, Time and place
of meeting: 6:45 p. m. Wednesday
at the Lions Den, Seminary
street.
Second Session: Patrol and
Troop Organization and. Leader
ship. Lecturer: 1t. Ricl4x Paw
son US.N. tSC). Practice S1cInon-
stration: Rope work, tnnderfoot
requirements and lashine Lem
onstrator:: Cdr. j. P. CONWAY.
U.S.N. Time and place nf meet<
Fling: Gas p. M Friday, April 4,
1852, at the Lions Den. Sehinary.
street. ~ al
Third Session: Patrol and 1roob
Program Planning. .Lechirefs Mr..
Archie Potter Practical Ademora-
Istration Find Your Way.s4s2nd
Iclass reqlire rnents. Demo III Tor:
| Scoutmaster Clements nm As
Esistant Seoutrnaster Hofj Time
and place Of meeting Mon day,
April 7, 1862 at Gas b. fls, 81 the
Lions Den, Seminary street.
Fourth Session: Patrol and
Troop Meetings Lecturer 4.
Richard Pawson, U.S.M fSc).
Practical demonstration: A troop
meeting which will be followed
by the lecture and End demon
s.ratlon N wnicn WI De 2 descrip-
'Ion = snn znu ciass Tequire-
mems ~ De 1DserVan.. lemon,
ssralol; oc s,s1..a e bueli ana
J, Il q 81 8. q q u 4 B ~
1 ~ q ~ 4s ~ n IS q
IS s: :. s Is q Ri
..S ! NJ Il 1! 81 81 Ii 81
osl se stpt as 4 me-
lllf turen Mr II
raaticak sdeInonStza ATOM Let tn
F4{ay oIEene t!ali@ 9 Isl ciaPs rll
4 s. !; + s - $500
" s l.,,e plac
4 d 7 ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
C0NCH
CHOWDER
by aAYMER

a letter from Alice Thornton,
addressed to Susan McAvoy was
turned over to me since the
story, or rather series of stories
on the Courtesy Contest came
from this desk. Mrs. Il presume?)
Thornton wants to know the
names of the people who wrote
l,letters to the contest which was
sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi
sorority and what the winners,
Mrs Sue Shelton and Justice Of
the Peace Ira Albury did to
INERT such lovely prizes y.
and who was SO kind To write
about them. The Citizen has al
ready printed number of the
letters which were submitted BY
some permanent residents and a
number Of tourists. These letters
are in the possession of Mrs.
Douglas Pearson who was chair
man Of the contest. There were
at least five different stories on
the contest, not just the an
nouncement Of the winners. Our
files are open to the public for
checking over them.
IN CASE READERS missed
the announcement of the recent
births. friends here, and they are
legion, will be happy to know
that 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Rufus
c. Porter, Jr., former residents
here who are now at Newport,
Rhode Island, are the delighted
parents of a daughter, Julia
Anne, born March 81 at the US.
Naval hospital at Newport. 1t.
Comdr. Porter was commanding
officer OF the USS Jack w.
Wilke .(De 800) and is with the
Staff Conf esLant The Porters
live Iii n Burdick avenue, New
port. r. /.
81 missed one Of the sapcierl
verses from one Of the Sub Ron
Four dittics At the minstfi show
last week, but in re-scanning the
|proerasa discovered q chuckle-
some one which Capt. Diamond)
Dropp of the Gilmore might
Building is stand forever.
Let me give You smart tip
If you have TO take q shower
Come on down and try our
power.
Don't so off the ship
And note from Pat Wood,
who wrote the script for the
show, pays compliment to the
coveragc Of the party but men,
tions that three members Of the
cast were omitted. They were
Mrs. Richard Schoficld and Mrs.
Charles Carlisle who were in the
skit representing the Commodore
and Junior Officers. Also the
Real Mccoy" 1t, CoHidr W, II.
Mccaughey. sang in the chorus
Honest Injun. the names weren't
on the list ! was given. and that
was the only reason the trio
were not mentioned before.
ONCE UPON A TIME there
was d cartoon called Barnaby IN
which the principal characters
were small boy. his fairy god-
father. named O'Mallcy. an In
visible leprechaun and other
fabulous creations Of whimsical
nature. o'Malley wore an old
fashioned buster and had small
pink wings in contrast to the big
fat cigar he always smoked. The
cartoonist's really subtle humor
was too subtle for the masses
and the comic strip was with
drawn recently. Another O'Mai-
lev also left the local scene. He
didn't fly away on gauxy pink
wings, but he left in a blaze OF
a party spirit. Cookie, the Man
Of Many Faces. Benny the Buoy
ant. Mcrlo the Magician, who
makes change faster than any
cashier. ard othcrs, were there 10
say adius 10 O'Mallcy who has
The face Of q Leonardo Da Vinci
study. vickl. Ray GavlIan, Hot
Bellies Roghe joined the audience
with Johnny rrltchard al the
niano.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
The
WEATHERMAN
00vE

Key West and vfinity: Fair
today through Friday with little
change in Temperature. Gentle 90
moderate north and northeast
winds.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Galf of Mexico:
Light to moderate forth to north
east winds becoming northeast to
east on Friday. Fair weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

Small fry love 10 decorate cook.
les. For a quick frosting mix half.
cup OF confectioners sugar with
two TO twoand-one Tablespoons
milk and tint . pretty pink. then
iet the youngsters spread and have
fun,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
Monroe County Boy Scout Council
Begins Intensive Training Program,

The Monroe County Boy Scout starting an intensive
framing program this week The object of
adequate and trained adult leadership for all OF the Bow Scout
troops and Cub packs in the Monroe District
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

First Presbyterian Church.
pm. home Of Mrs james Cam
Bile, 67-2 Poinciana.
Meeting, Truman Elementary p.
+. A at school, 1880 pm.
Coffee. xii Officers Wives
club, Aeropalms, 10 am.
Meeting, Harris School P.T.A, 8
pm.
Meeting. Southernmost Pistol
and Rifle Club, Legion Home,
Stock Island, 5 pm.
Meeting, DeMolay Mothers Cir
Gle, Scottish Rite Temple, 7:3n
pm.
Handicraft special interest group
Officers Wives, Qtrs. EfRsf
Naval Statidn. Is.so p. M II
Dinner NEE ing Kiwanis3 Club
oQsi 4 Beach ! Patio restau
1 razlt, Is, p.i1l.
April Z.
I.uueleqps sal Statip1 gjliIcets'
9}I( fisl kjle Temps. s pm
Mceting ffneriean Legion Art
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

Report
Observations taken at City Office
500 AM. EST
Key West, Fla. April 3, 1852
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
Subscribe to The Citizen
USE TIL. FOR
ATHLETES FOOT
,RErAIfcE

II peeis off che outev sLIn ana
poses hurried funET 10 Xii N a..
consnrf. " MOI pIrnsed IN avg
HOtH with instant-dryIpg TT.
LOU, zoe hack at aay drug STORE.
a""ny ~ tsardnrr's Pharmacy. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

Tides
Naval BASE
TOMORROW
High Low
6:5s am. S2:o7 am.
5:58 pm. 1923 am.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
References Station: Key West
Time at Height Of
sislion Tide high water
tbridge) oh ION so q
No Name Key.
least shdi fzhf2om
sI ;s.s sSli ps,.,assslan
caIdes Channel
north endl ~. lom
+lAh
t--l-Minus slsnssz Correction
to be sphfacted.
t+l-plus sign: Corrections y
Ds 1ddsd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
Precipitation

Relative Humidity at 500 Am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

Barometer tSea Ievei) 500 AN
30.0r ins.--lQl6.3 mbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18

Sem yorf. - Cine 40 Ninuten
pGhrenoe Stodlma alien Inter
ern,obahnperfehrs aluiihen benz
8rnnr ul,o Brooflpn iiber ben
5imes Gouare in Seem s)orf trat
ein, ols es au elmer ShieBerei in
einem Monbattan llnterarunbbabn=
Sunnel atpiiben Bolisei uno einem
fliehenben Mann fam, fpelher slpei
,Srauen auf einer Citation belaltiat
bate. 2eute. bic an 8roabipop unb
1O3. Strobe aui 3iiae porteten,
iharten lid sliammen coer fliihte=
fen auf bic Strabe. ols Shub lin,
SduB ourh ben Sunnel iaate.
9ie Holiiei itellte idIieblih Die
Sago ein, nafbem es Dem 'slii9t-
ling gelungen par, gu entfommen,
offenbar ourh einen 9totousoan9,
Cine &uoel ourhbcbrte Die Miiee
zines VoliaiIten. Gin anoerer ent=
aing uno um Elm Soaar Der Gerlplln=
huna pper benz Sob. ols ct Dem
llnbefanten in ben SrnneI fcIgte.
Moalid,eripeiie lpurDe Der ,Sliiht,
lina iclbit perpuubet.
slls cine iSrau al bet 90. Strube
ousitiee, iaate lie einem EclisiIten
bort, lie lei an 1O3. StraBe BON ei,
nem Mtunn beLGltiat ,pornen uni