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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-03

lists in Alaska, where the United
States is a next door neighbor Of
Russia. Neither complete compile
ments of planes nor Of ground
forces are there, but present
strength can be augmented swiftly
by flying men and planes from the
United States.
At the northeast corner: Virtual
completion Of a huge bomber and
fighter base at Thule brings to
three the number of American
operated air fields In Greenland.
Together with those Greenland
units of the Northeast Air Com
mand are other bases In Laborador
and New Foundland.
But along a 1,5OO-mile stretch
of wasteland and frozen sea 3D.
tween Greenland and point in
Canada near Alaska there exist
few if any fields capable of send
ing up a substantial force Of in.
terceptors. The radar eyes might
see an enemy along the rim, but
it would remain up to fighter bases
farther down in Canada and in
the United States to provide the
interrogation.
A somewhat similar situation ex'
lists In Greenland. The three pres
emily operating USAF bases are
located at Narsarssuak, at the
southwestern corner; at Sondes-
from Fior6 just north of the Arctic
Circle; and at Thule, near Cape
York, on the northwestern corner,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-03
Far North Defense Picture Shows Many
Cans Russia Could Use AS Attack Points

about 800 miles from the North
Pole.
Tactically, this present system
has disadvantages. The distances
between bases, one of which must
be used as an alternate field for
another in event of bad weather
or damage to a plane in flight,
is great-S0O miles in some in
stances. There are no fields now
in regular operating use along the
entire east coast of Greenland.
Greenland is a territory Of Den
mark and the American bases are
there by agreement with the DAN
ish government. The building of
any new bases or rehabilitation of
old World War II bases would re-
quire the approval of Denmark
which, like Canada and the United
States, is a member of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
There have been indications that
the U. S. might be interested in
improving the air base system in
Greenland and elsewhere in the
arctic area. Routine surveys are
being made to determine the feas-
Utility Of locations, if and when
definite planning for base construc-
ton is needed in the future.
Air Secretary Thomas Finletter,
in testifying before a congressional
committee earlier this year, said
it was essential that 1--WE have ad-
ditional bases abroad for use Of
fighter planes" to protect strategic
bombers and their bases.
He was speaking in general
terms and mentioned no particular
base or country, but one Of the
newest and most important stra-
tegic bases now is Thule, within
reach of Russian territory.
Earlier this month reports were
current in Copenhagen that the
u. S. planned to establish several
more bases in Greenland, with
work to be done by 4 syndicate
of Danish contractors.
Diplomatic sources in Copen-
hagen and in Washington, where
the State Department alwahs isise
nsitive to publication of reports
which might disturb Denmark, in
sisted the rumored project con-
cerned only improvements at Mar
sarssuak.
However, this reaction raised
the question of whether improve
ments also might be contemplated
for one or more Of the presently
inactive wartime bases on the
southeast and west coasts of
Greenland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-03
BY ELTON {. FAY
AP Military Affairs Reporter

Editors Note: Elton C. Fay,
Associated Press Military affairs
reporter, writes the following ar
dele from a background of first
hand experience. Fay has visited
the NORTH Pole, the remote Alas
kan and Greenland air bases, and
other defense projects in the icy
wastelands of the Far North.)
WASHINGTON Up - Broad gaps
appear in the outer arc Of tie
defense system along the North
American continent over which
bombers from Russia could fly
toward targets in the United
States.
Although the joint and intensive
efforts of this country and Canada
have succeeded in getting a radar
system into operation which may
detect an approaching enemy,
bases are lacking from which in.
terceptors could challenge raiders
ut some points along the vast per-
tmeter.
On the basis Of recent official
disclosures and visits by newsmen,
the Far North defense picture
looks like this:
At the northwest end: A system
Of major and secondary airfields,
together with facilities for ground
troops to defend them, now ex-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-03
Relatives OF
Army Men Are
Connie Target

NEW YORK, m - The New
York Herald Tribune said here
that Army officials have disclosed
that relatives of American service
men now presumed to be in North
Korean or Chinese prison camps
have been deluged with Commun.
ist propaganda for months.
A wide variety of propaganda
about the Far Eastern war was
reported and, in some instances,
offers to render special services
to such prisoners--for a price.
A Washington dispatch to the
newspaper by c. B. Allen said:
Zone Army official said that, in
some cases, the agencies or per-
sons sending such (propaganda)
material to worried parents, wives
and sweethearts Of service men
missing in action in Korea have
written that their captured rela-
tives are alive and well-treated in
prison camps but have suggested
that they would welcome 'vaca-
ton at a Communist rest camp
"This, such communications ex-
planned, could be arranged for a
two-week period for a matter Of SIS
American dollars for each prisoner
to be so favored"
Pentagon sources said ir Wash
lngton they were unable TO con-
firm the report immediately.
In statement not related to the
Herald Tribune story. the Post Of
flee Department said today in
Washington il has not yet discov-
cred any certain way to keep Chi
nese Communist propaganda out
Of the u. s. mails.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN'

10000 so. FIT. Of ground centrally
Iocated; pvt. TT. siding and office.
MA. $685..
Evening star., 1952-06-13
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

You'll enjoy cool comfort on the
large screened porch of this 3-b.r.
rambler. located on q shaded -.
acre tract. In winter your children
will play In comfort on the radiant
place. dining L; attached ground
level workshop, stairway. to attic
Bedrooms each have wall Of floor
to-ceiling closets. owners transfel
makes this home available for S15,.
ESQ. Reasonable down payment.
OPEN SAT, SUN.
0WNER-EL,. 1889.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEp
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED-Downtown office bldg, ap.
ProX: 10000 So. #: under $3.50, 600.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
oUr-oE-TowN REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

IF YOU HAVE 100000 in cash, we
property which will show 20eo or
better return for your investment.
F6Gk4uNiA' 6GH INF APT: sPT: hS HousE-suitiand
income S23s.so mo-. i rfgrs... 4 eiec.
at S22 900. Terms. Call now RE.
1916, CHAPMAN REALTY co,
MODERN FOOD STORE. leased to
progressive chain. Will show approx,
1870 net after mortage payment on
Hansen. ST. 1900. Golden Il
SMALL. 300 Woodward bldg. Ia
SEVENTEEN APARTMENTS on N
street, one block west of Connecticut
avenue. It's four-story, modern,
on cUntahnE 5qdns z nss eabie e0qd da1
@ sss 500 s The r plEaeo annual income ual onis IS
S1O,375, with ridiculously low rents.
Excellent location for professional
group or non-proht organization.
Call OWNER at National 44s2 or
room house: oil heat, large porch.
e settle estate. DI. 5995 or or.
ei6SIr 6SH; ApT.-Excel. NV. rental
Mr.. Whitehead. Ma. $500. Ewes,
MI: 305O. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC,
1st -CoMML. LOT. 1900 block Md.
ave ne. 2e'xl20' to 80 alley in
sp9Rs s5oo Mr. OF!ss WsteEead fsrasef NA PfiSe P6S
Ewes, MI. 305O. BOSS g. PHEL
APIS, 4-unit. 9-unit. 17-unit, %
unit. Standard Oil station, $4,000
GRTRs GeSR11GRT a w1IEaAhs, mgpts 81: over 4'St q
Years in Silver Spring" Ia
NV. RESIDENTIAL, 6 rooms. bath
sss' gar. gas heat. Price. Price. sf2, $50. House s,
rented. $3.50 per month unfurn..
ceiling; monthly payments. on LIST
and end trusts $6S.5O. with $500
d0y d0Tn 61xIR pspsit eE aPp ep
MA. $3.50. After 5 pm. call Mr..
ei-uNfT APT. i; only 3 years old;
large FHA trust: conv. to shopping
centsrs' schools and oIs iransp I1sp good good
easn 4ss or ST NJ a5od Wiah JAMES sfo e.
DIXON & co.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE - Rockville
Md; one apt. furn; one 2-bedrm
apt. avail. to move into; payment
only S32 per mo. above income
1000 down. DE. 2276. --15
FOUR-FAMILY FLATS-We have two
Aunt buildings in this highly de.
sirable, all-white rental area. Each
apt. has ] bedrm.; rent. $50 pei
| month. owner desires quick sale
for other investment. ALDRE
| INC, LU. 4-0747. -15
End COMM. downtown loc; lge. store
| with 3 office rooms above; 81 .00l
down. LISS REALTY CO.. ME. 666S
CONN. AVE. BLDG.-Gross rental
$3.50 yearly; low expenses. excel.
lent financing, fully leased. Owner
will sell for $4,000. Call Mr.
Ramsey. SH. ?9S5. will LEGUM d
GERBER, REALTORS. OR. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
If You Really Want a Mic

~ 1VU &VC011y Wdt1U q N4CC
Fully modern brick home near Geo.
Wash. High School please let US
nice fenced yard, front and rear:
porches, front and rear: full bsmt.
lndry.:- hot-air furnace; electrically
equip. kitchen: screens and Venetian
blinds. Under $4,000 with less
than $1,000 down.
v. WARD BOSWELL, INC.
- ego s. Wash. St., Alex. Va.
AL. 2616 TIE. ?721
Evening star., 1952-06-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS; Realtor
SOS North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Fret
q Will PAY YO1 CASH for your
Quick actionl RE. 22Ol, 81. 7747
MODERN. CLEAN "a bedrm, home
in good d. C or nearby Md: loca-
s"si3s or 81 1855.
WE PAY HIGHEST all cash prices
for any type real estate. Immediate
settlements, free appraisals. MAX
MILLER. FIR. 2100. or ia. 1858.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, D. C. OF
Md; cash. WO. O3S6. is
MINED. CASH for your home or apt. =,
any location. any condition. Call
DI. SS42. 81. 1889.
No agents. All cash. Call II. 3-9l6S.
HIGHEST Cash PRICES paid for
MR.: PECK. Ia: 6-6666. -13
in purchasing 9 home on "a acre Of
the srcund for storage Of trucks and
area. Contact Mrs. silva. L0
We E'issviE iaxvE A COLONEL with $1,000
cash who wants 3-bedroom ram
bier, preferably with o basement.
The once Of FRED J. GEORGE. GL.
0777. OK. 0141. ia
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Please Let Us Show You

Please Let Us Show You
This Del Ray 2-story home with in
closed porch, full bsmt., equip
and tile bath, newly painted and
decorated; convenient to shopping
bus transp., schools and churches
Price. $4,000 with $1,000 down.
V. WARD BOSWELL, INC.
22O s. Wash. St., Alex, Va.
AL. 2s1e TIE. 77el
Evening star., 1952-06-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY

KE. S-535O. Open 8 It'll 9.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
LOUDOUN COUNTY

Highly desirable secluded water front
properties with substantial modern
Long frontage for excellent swim
ming, fishing and boating; 35 and
so miles D. C. Shown by appoint
ment only. JOHN ALLEN JOHN
STON, Broker, LeeSburg, Va.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

1114 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church. Va.
} FA. 3717. Open till 8 pm. FA. 1859.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
HOUSES wrD TO BUY tcons BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

finest location in area
adjoining new free public parking
lot: s'516 50. #; with lovely 9 story
house. beautiful larse rms. 2la
baths. full bsmt. Large private
parking lot in rear Ideal for small
ONCE building or many other uses,
Entire bldg. in first class condition.
Price. 100000 with S45, 900 First
Trust M. West. ARDMORE
207 South Washington
stop ofice-building location; 90
IT. frontage. 5000 50. #; old brick
dwelling containing IL rooms; can
be converted to office use and re-
naming land used for on-site park
ing. Please call Mr.. Denham, 81.
li55, with FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
III. l4ll. -15
WISCONSIN AVE. 1st commercial.
Ideal location for doctor or dentist.
Six rms, full bsmt., lge Gear gar.
Near Sears Roebuck. Small down
pymt. 1NEZ CUSHARD, OR. 4232.
Id
MODERN DOWNTOWN air-condi-
toned building. completely fireproof.
APPROX. $500 50. it,, suitable for any
Kind of business. excellent front dis
play area. Ideal for insurance. un-
ion, any kind of wholesale, retail
or general Offices. Further informa- =
ton call Mr.. Clark. GE. 1911. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO, Realtor. l2.l
l4th ST n W NJ 22l6
Evening star., 1952-06-13
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER

Located in the very popular Country
Club View sec; ) bedrms., u baths
large liv. rm. with f1repl. separate
din. din. rm;,. all-elec. de luxe equipped
situated on y acre. S25. 900;
$4,000 .tcash. Open Sat and Sun.
] till dark. Dir: Out Lee hwy. to
Military rd., right to 31st St.. left
on BIZ st two blocks to 3005 Stuart
So, Arlington. Va. OW. 5S5S. III
Evening star., 1952-06-13

To reach: Cross Memorial Bridge,
right to road under Key Bridge.
continue to Lorcom lane. on Lorcom
lane to Nellie Custis drive. right to
N. Nelson, or Monroe to 25th st.
north to the property. Look fol
Paul T. Stone sign. -15
Evening star., 1952-06-13
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for commercial and
investment properties. MILTON F.
RUPERT. DL SOILS; eyes,. EN-.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
RAY BARNEY

Vienna. Va Vienna 465
Home: Vienna 3sS-W
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-29
WouId-Be SoeoIogist
Gets Experience First

A Toledo ,.m iAa "iisi ~he
hopcd 10 cstn a m1,'gfS n So-
clog, s,ai,ci las, tuin ~ SET
practical expci rnec bc.'fc The
theory
He is Marlin Bibbs. "a. who
was sentenced by Recorder
Judge Joseph A. ellis 10 3's
10 S years in prison after being
convicted by jury OF larceny
trick OF ST and $40 watch
from Curtis Woods 20. lS44o
Norwood. in q three card mole
game last Feb. 2.
Woods told police that B'ons
approached him at BN lci'e ana
Woodward sayine ne had $1,000
and was seeking ilac,iipn 70 a
motel for he was unable 20 reaa
pr write
As the pair were talking .
strangci appeared ana 'tiei'H
q, introduce Blob, % q woman
., have some fun IL also nNi''d
Wood, 10 20 along ssy.ns ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-29
Torch Slayer Gets
Life In Prison

IN an apartment building whcsc
he waS cafvttkcg. Willie jack IN
SO. started he sentence ia
State Ptison last week for the
crime.
Recorders Judge John p.
Scallen sentenced Jackson after
q Jury earlier had convicted him
of the torch death of James
Ramsey. ia Winder. who Sui-
fered second and third degree
burns of me entire body be-
fore dying about nine hours
later last June "a.
Ramsey before ne alvd accused
Jackson OF splatlrrrs hu W.'h
gasoline and setting iIe - his
Basement room AS he slept IT.
added that Jaek,on had gwen
nm considerable trouble
Police however epAs'ei ihr
Jackson Va enraged ose Ram
Seys a,tcn' On ~ q elfl teni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-29
Defect Of
EPIC Bill
Irks Turner

Aroused over defeat Of the bill
So, UP a fam employment prac-
as commission IN the State Of
Michigan. Edward x Turner. De
ot NAACP president. fingered
Republican members OF the Leg
Stature as being solely respon
,4blc for It's death and urged
'hc,s to JOIN with al, orsanifa
ton 10 defeat them AZ the polls
NJ Turner an press release
Tuesday stated
The q, feat OF the bill 90 as
'aolSh fair employment prac-
rc. law by the Michigan House
~ Representatives last Wcdnrs-
iav night, in the face OF over
nhclming evidence OF fragrant
3ob discrimination. Is a tragic
and almost unbelievable com
mcntafy on the plight OF Negroes
and other minority groups in
VI Michigan today
The defeat Of FEPC. as ev-
eryonc could see. was the handl
"Tk OF great majority OF Re
publican members of the legs
latuie. as Il has been on every
p'her occasion during the past
ten years. Turner explained
So dangerous denial OF equal
opportunity makes il all the more
difficult for US 10 hold the line
against Communist propaganda
and influence and 20 maintain
peaceful relations between the
;ioups IN our community.
It he Michigan Conference
NAACP hopes that the majority
u the people OF Michigan Will
resolve 10 change the member
mp Of the present legislature
lust az firmly As the Association
.iself has 50 resolved. ~ pointed
out
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-29

n 2 hh . ~
,heA nIi p TIE
W. ~ u.e stAn"e IN
game.
AIcr nnin, we stang
ami " pods none, pits " d-
watch Blhbs called Wo1d> 50 log
Idle ard SupppslneIv hii ne
.vur N.s ~ remn later ,ni
pit II with han
Bbbs VAS icntii,cd fiJm
nag ln police files
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-29

A. son squad detectives found
sal metal eon,alner witA .
qui which >rnrllcd IS being
'iei ea,lilnc ~ napiha The
mons oiof Of the liquid liza he
.-,-..i ~ ~ - .ll-A.Ai IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-29

s oIld take caic II 81 eNpfnses
When the stranger vent into
a house nea Mau,he,trr and
Suppo,aaeh 'or the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-29

Convicted by Jury OF the torch
laying of 52-ycar old tenant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
Man Found Dead
On City Sidewalk

When q wallet, reported stolen
from Leonard Rush, Of 1718 NV
9th Avenue, Miami, was found in
the pocket Of dead man later
identified as Toni Krystopa, lying
on the sidewalk at the corner Of
Caroline and Margaret Streets late
yesterday afternoon, the dead man
was thought to be Rush.
Identified by Foreman George
Butler of the Pritchard Construc-
ton Company, with whom both
Rush and Krystopa were employed,
the cause of death was given as
cirhossis of the liver.
Coroner Roy Hamlin has contact
ed the only known survivor Of the
dead man, Mrs. A. Gruchala Of
East St. Louis, Illinois. The dis
covery of the body was made by
Woodrow Charlow who called the
Coroner. He was known to have
lived at one time at AL william
Street.
Rush had reported the theft Of
his wallet to foreman Butler a
week ago, indicating that it had
been found or stolen by the dead
man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
CITY HOPES
fContinued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
tons for codification of City Or
dnances viii be presented to the
City Fathers. Also, a resolution
authorizing the sale of this code by
the City Manager for $12.50 per
copy.
Total cost Of printing $50 copies
of the code came to $3.50.
Other Matters
Bids will be accepted tonight for
the hauling and dumping of mari
on the roadbed of the 18th st. ex-
tension. Such bids must include the
cost Of mari loaded on the truck
and the pit, the cost when hauled
to the site to be dumped, and the
cost per cubic yard of mari hauled
and dumped on the site.
Other bids to be accepted are for
repairs to Fire Station No. 8, and
to the City Hall. These bids must
be accompanied by a certified
check in the amount of 10 per cent
of the bid.
City commissioners win also con-
slider changing the regular meeting
dates of their group during the
month of Sept. to the End and 4th.
weeks, Sept. 8 and q.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
POLICE HUNT

CONTINUED From Page One)
The man then tore her dress and
threw her to the ground, according
to the report.
At this point, officer Roget came
upon the scene. The assailant had
already dashed off in the direction
of Simonton Street.
The woman identified her assail-
ant as "about 17-years-old and six
feet tall" He was wearing a vel
low shirt and gray Stacks. she
added.
Badly bruised about the face, the
woman was taken to the Naval
Hospital, where her condition was
reported as not serious. Her hus-
band is at sea at this time.
Upon receipt of the report from
Officer Rogel, the police depart
ment alerted all units and a thor
ough search of the city was made
in an effort to find the man. And
today, police are continuing their
search for the prowler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
MAIDS NIGHT OUT
BY RAYMER

"EIopsmenf" At the San Carlo.
Theafer
Clifton Webb gets some momen
tary competition from an impisi
broth of boy, but turns out to be
the biggest potato in the soup at.
ter all is wed and done. But even
non-Webb enthusiasts, and there
are only a few of these I presume,
viii laugh, chuckle, giggle and
sometimes roar at the complicated
situations in this highly amusing
farce.
It begins when girl meets boy
but likes professor instead, and
the evening of her graduation, cum
laude, elopes with him. Cum
Loud are the protestations of both
families Of the couple who at frs,
resent each others personal man.
nerisms and join in a chase to
the nearest Gretna Green where
they hope to stop the marriage.
A bearded philosophizing friend OF
the family successfully confoundS
the chasers -. only to find that
the romancers have titled at the
edge of the altar and returned to
their respective homes. The mad
chase across country with the spoil.
ed brat small fry making life diff
cult for everyone Is packed with
funny circumstances. The cold and
austere demeanor Of webb. his
forte, of course, is even more am
Using by contrast.
Top shots: the proud father at
graduation exercises looking a.
round to see that everyone ap
plauds his daughter; Webb snitch.
ing ham sandwich which he al
first refused; the very modern
chair he dotes on and which folds
back until the occupant is lying
with head out Of sight and only
the soles of the feet exposed 10
view while the conversation con
tinues.
All minor Characterization are
excellent. It's safe to take the
whole family although the dialogue
certainly won't bore adults who
get all the asides.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
SWIFT FLED WITH
Continued From Page One

AOAh aSS 0hSf
conducting. That Switz might be
able to throw some light on the
whereabouts of Bonner was also
indicated.
Swift fled to avoid testifying be-
fore both the Kefauver and Gold
stein probes as well as a grand
jury investigating racketeering. A
urge of gambling operations in
the northern city is said to be I'M
derway following the smashing of a
sixty year Republican administra-
ton.
In decrying the difficulty they are
having in getting Swift to Phila-
delphia to face the music, Panati
said, "The purpose of holding the
man under bond is to insure the
mans appearance in court. l don't
see how any judge can conscien-
tiously grant this man a reduction
in bond. We have spent a lot of
time and money in tracking this
man down and we want him in
Philadelphia"
Whether or not a warrant has
been issued by any federal grand
jury in connection with income tax
evasion charges against Swift is
not known at this time. United
States Commissioner william v.
Albury, through whose office such
. warrant would pass, said this
m orning that he has no
knowledge OF the case. Switz is
said to have evaded a total Of
$369, 900 in income taxes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
French Morocco, africa
To Be Key Westers Home

Mrs. Charles E. White, GIT Grin
mel street, will leave Key West
Wednesday to live in Port Leyan-
ter, French Morocco, North Africa
where she will join her husband
AC Chief (AP) White where he
is stationed at the Naval Air Sta
ton overseas.
Mrs. White viii be accompanied
by her three children, Eddie, nine;
Donna, eight and Allen who is just
one year old. They will fly to New
York then sail on a liner for their
destination. Mrs. White is the form
-er Miss Gloria Fuarez of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
Couple Wed Saturday
In AIbury's office

The marriage of Eleanor A. Gou.
Tart of Boston, Mass, and Andrew
B. Ward of Shreveport, La, took
place Saturday, August 16, in the
office of Justice of the Peace Ira
F. Albury at Sis p. m.
Bridal attendants were Patricia
Curci and Richard B. Schwantes.
Others present for the ceremony
were Sally Lynn, Marcilla Lynn
and Sonny Murray.