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HELP WoAEN

PART-TIME POSITION a hrs, morn.
or afternoonl for Well-educated
woman $685.. business exper.. un-
nee: PTA. Red Cross work helpful.
win nay So 0G0 or better. Inter
view arranged. give phone. Write
P. o. Box 3064 D. c.
MATURE WOMAN-"MiddIy young
and with sufficient spirit Of adven-
ttlre to get away from the common
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ALL WOMEN-Sen DUPONT nylons
61-15s: only 5Se pr. No investment;
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OLDER WOMEN a.. age is no handi-
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near you; add $20-S25 weekly to
your income: RE. 0795. rs
91OO MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus; just
show Fashion Frocks to friends; nc
c1nvaSsing. investment or expert
ence necessary. FASHION TROCKS,
Dept. J-2726, Cincinnati. Ohio.
COLLEGE GRADUATE
(Recent) for permanent position with
COURTESY ASSOCIATES. Mental
agility. judgment. excellent voice
imperative. Elk, $3.50, 0:30-5. IA
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GARAGES
I1TTTITY BUILDINGS

UTILITY BUILDINGS
Fair prices. 1st-class materials; full
sizes. fne workmanship; sample
buildings on yard.
IBERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl., IA. $4,000
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef; double
114O 18th st. NV. Security STORAGE.
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef. about ]
". old; clean; $50. CO. 1871. "a
GAS RANGES. new, used; also coal,
wood and oil ranges; new, used
GAS RANGES, new, used; credit; In
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
1Ia are DE k6fiR
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WOMAN

tAN61NCIO~
To take complete charge Of hosiery
and lingerie dept. Must be fully
exper. and be able to furnish excel:
refs. Excel. salary and comm. paid
group hospitalization, paid vacations
and other employe dement's.
WRITE GIVING FULL PARTICULARS
20. BOX 20S6
POTOMAC STATION, ALEX. VA.
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SECRETARY

Under So years for interesting. re-
sponsible position, recurring iniative
and Judgment; excellent opportunity
ASSOCIATEs. EX. 5639. "a
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BABY CRIB
BONDSTONE

Home owners take notice if you plan
to remodel. shingle your roof, cover
your house with siding, tile your
bath, incl your porch. etc. Call
us for free est. We are exclusive
dstbrs. for BondStone for metro
Nations largest applicators Of Johns
Manviile siding All work guar
WI. 60S6 CAPITOL CONTRACT
ING CO. 4S19 Beth: ave, Beth. Nd
BOOKCASES. sectional, best makes,
for office or home; reas. CIRCLE,
DI. 1872, 1112 14th nv.
BRICKS. 200,0 900. ct $3.50 per NJ
Call Lo. .S-7s96. Open daily, eve
BRICKS, face and common, I or Q
million. ALASKA COAL b BRICK
CO Ma. 1855. or. 1900.
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Flagstone and Stone

Cement walks. steps, porcheg. tile
drainage. ANGELO MARCUCCIO,
SH. 1869.
TLOOR SANDING and finishing. cal
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FLOOR SANDERS. edgers and vaxers
enfed. Instructions By experienced
floor men KENNEDY FLOOR CO..
ZOE Kennedy st. NV. RA. 4346.
floors sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics reduced prices.
c. Z. COEER. WA. 6666. any time.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and re-
finishing. GILBERT PEAKE, 1882
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Nfu WoMnS tcsas.D
NTTJ.INERY MANAGER
PIX OPERATOR

Fri. and Sat- pm. to 8 pm.
Part-tims position available imme-
diately; must also be available tt
relieve regular operators when nee.
essary: 1886 years Of age; pleas
ant telephone voice and some ex-
perience. Apply Personnel. Room
d05. Open week days, S:30-5 anc
Sat. Q-l. No phone calls
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TELEVISIpN REPAIR
BUSINESS SERVICES

BRICK LAYING CONTRACTOR. spe-
block. Call MIR. CONTE. 10. g.
6T02 -2S
INCOME TAX CENTER
Returns prepared accurately. reas.
rates. Ma. 2424. --23
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TARPAULINS

New. available In most sizes; also
used canvas. 7c per 50. #. N.
FRANK q SON. 414 3rd ct. NV.
EX. S974.
SETS-Used. al brands.
all sizes; every one guaranteed:
storewide clearance: open ewes. tn
8. Easy terms. ROYAL APPLIANCE
G3ood5 Or 1911 Nichols ave. Sc, Lu.
TELEVTsIoN TRADE-Ns-7 m, 10
in. II In, 16 In. 20 in.; no
reasonable offer refused. See Mr.
Nachtwey. DOWDS TELEVISION,
44is Conn; ave. NV; 25
rust be sold this week; best offer ac-
cepted. Call evenings. IL 4-1460.
TELEvIsION, 81 and so models.
brand-nsw. most makes, dealers
surplus stock. at ynheard-of prices;
allowances up to $3.50 for old TY.
8 til 0. GE. 1924. BARKIR Co.
5425 Ga, ave. NV. -23
TV-17" Admiral, radio-phono. comb,
81, excel. cond., $3.50; bar, mahog ;.
8 stools, $50. LA. 6-Te07. "a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION utalian), 12o bass,
with case. treble and bass shifts;
AtCoRbioN,i tsSo iii SNIiTIS Homer, 40 bass; 900
ADD. MACHINE; new. used. oil makes.
hand. elsc,; great rsdae. CIRCLE
AbpiNG d4sn MAcSiNE. CHI Ri saadstrand asaS cleo
$3.50 5SHaqI,'Fsd USrTED TYpEwRITER qTias'csS CO.
SI3 14th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES
New and trade-ins. uN. s437. rs
AUTOMOBILE, new Xmas: my 5-yr.-
old too big; will exchange for
IN Raothsr saod toy Exp 9r * zen Tor sio' Tel
BABY CARRIAGE, Hedstrom; bassi-
nette (originan: excellent condition.
both for $40. 10. s-1306. "a
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Direct from mfgr.; no ridiculous low
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Watch Ruth Crane" WMAL 90
BABY FURNITURE-.storkline crib;
sHsHNsa fEssNRs'Ois SINKS. sirsef fbAfaTUss: Suit
IN. $2S. Fittings. new or used.
BIOCK S, 3066 N st. NV, NO. 1908.
BATHTUBS, new used, pullt-in. LEGS:
sinks. basins, toilets. PEERLESS +
BEDS, Hollywood, (2) ,34x72: nearly
new: $75. 2 lounge chairs with
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ton. Call DI. 1890. "a
BIKE. sacrifice: like new, hardly used
many modern access. DE. 50os
after k.S0 "a
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See MR.. BROWN
SHOREHAM DRUG co.
500 18th st. NV.

STOVES. heaters. wood, coal. oil or
gas. MALONEY'S. INC, 1926 Ca.
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, JU s-3333.
TAPE RECORDER, Chicago Webster;
used 2 months; orig. S190, S150 or
best offer. WA. 977l, 7-10 pm.
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4xe Sheet, u Inch Thick
ACE BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
HOME MPROVEMENT E1NANClNG
-25
CLOTaNd--Ladies' dresses. suits.
coats, size 10; two mems oVercoats,
cheap. GE. 1852. "a
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD NURSE, bet. 22-4O yrs.; live
in; care for 1la-yr.-old and assist
Inv; must have long. recent ref.
and exper.; new suburban home; top
salary. JU. 1880. -27
refined, eongenial,
white woman. to live with semi
invalid: very light duties. salary.
JE. 3-2939.
COOK, colored. experienced. over 30.
refs: sla-day wk.. in every other
Sun; dsoswgnstairs cleaning and
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COOK-G.H.W., local refs, live in,
steady worker. EN-. 1862. "a
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OFFICE FURNITURE
AT CONTRACT PRICES
Wide selection, desks, chairs, tables.
fileS lamps, accessories.
AdANLON. 416 9th St. NV. EX. 72l2
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worlds finest By author,
compl. photo dept. store; 100 bar
gains; Tyr. guar; cash Or 8 to la
prices. Free instruc. Catalog free.
7-hour photo finishing. Repairs.
Open 9 to 8 Thurs. 9 70 81
(Opp. Just. Dept.) 033 Penna. Ave.
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COOK-G.H.W.

Live In or stay 2 nights. Close-in new
home; 5a days; refs; fond OF
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51A-in. maple flooring In peri. cond.
q large quantity Is available at q
ACE WRECKiNG q BLDG. MAT, CO.
HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. Lu. 10000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Screen Tour Film
To ShOaU Contrast
liz Local Scenes

Thursdays Audubon Screen Tour
promises to be of unusual public
interest in that the audience will
see a tremendous contrast between
the localYcene and the color movie
film oftthe New England Coast as
presented by Carl w. Bucheister, J,
vice president Of the National Au-
dubon Society at Key West High
School at eight o'clock that even
ing.
Entitled "Wildlife Down East"
Bucheister's excellent motion pic
ture and stimulating lecture will
portray the story of fish, crusta-
ceans, amphibiahs, terms, gulls,
cormorants, guilIemots, auks, and
porcupine, mink and white tailed
deer. From Harkor Seals to petrels,
this picture catches the story of ma
ture on the New England Coast.
Mr.. Chichester, nationally
known figure in nature circles, was
graduated from Johns Hopkins In
iverslty In 1923. For thirteen years
he conducted his own boys camp
where the study of natural history
was particularly emphasized. Pop
ular with children, as well as
adults, he will provide an elemen-
tary school children's matinee at
Truman School at two O'Clock on
Thursday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
CAP Sets Drill
Competition

A weiner roast was held last
Thursday night in lieu of the
regular Civil Air Patrol Cadet
meeting at the Monroe County
Beach. Commandment of Cadets
Lit. Shepherd and Sr. Public In
formation Officer 1t litter were
also present al the party.
Sunday, there was drill at the
airport. A letter was received
from Miami requesting the
names of the Cadets who are
planning to enter the Wing Drill
competition. The tourney will
be held in about three weeks In
Orlando and the Cadets are an
ticipating intensive drill in the
forthcoming weeks.
The team that wins the State
Wing competition. will 60 on 10
the National Tests and then TO
the International meet.
A group Of members volun-
teered 10 serve on the recreation
committee. At Sundays meeting
all of the Cadets in uniform had
their pictures taken and after
drill a staff meeting was called
by 1t. Shepherd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Modern Design Is !
Featured By White
House CnIneruy,.tl1S

Modern design has caught Up
with the nations newshswks and
J. o. MeAndrews. manager Of
the la Coneha Hotel did fast
double take Thursday when he
learned that George Schmidt, Te.
Ievision-News eameraman with
whom he was taking TO on the
telephone war speeding down U.
S. HishwaYSf in the vicinity OF
Fort laUderdaIe instead Of max.
ing his call from a quiet phone
booth.
" seems That Schmidt, who
was t.n.rovte TO Key West 70 CO.
YER the arrival in Key West for,
the felevisioR newssaNss has D.
rsdio.ielephone in 'hfs car and,
merely called the Miami Opera.
TOR who transferred the cell TO
the local hoteimsn.
McAndrews reported the recep.,,
fion fine and said thar later In,
the day he received three other
such calls from newsmen want.
ing reservations. :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Bob ThieIen
Portrait Part OF
"Kind Lady" Set

Many persons In last nights dis
tinguished first.night audience at
the Key West Players Kind Lady
production noticed something fami-
liar about the large painting on
the stage set that replaced Mrs.
Eivirs Reilly's copy Of an Ell Gre
co portrait of cardinal. This
painting was not mentioned on the
program.
II should have been familiar to
many there. Il was a portrait of
the well-known writer. B. p. THE
len. The painting, done with a Mar
tha's Vineyard background. was
made several years ago by a Mrs.
Max Eastman. also known as an
artist by her maiden name Elena
Krylenko.
The prominent Eastmans, who
have frequently visited in Key
West. are neighbors OF the The
lens during the summertime, wher
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Woman Arrested
On Four Counts i.

Terry O'Brien of the Seaplane
Base ran afoui OF the Law yes
terday following an automobile
accident on Roosevelt Boulevard
when she was arrested on
charges OF reckless driving. hav-
ing an accident, no drivers II
cense and disorderly conduct.
She was driving car owned
by Benito Nancisa when il lett
the road and struck a tree. She
was released on bond of $50 for
appearance IN City Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Presidential Press
Feted With Party
At Casa Marina

Representatives of the Presiden.
tial press were feted Saturday
from $50 &c 8 pm. at the Casa
Marina hotel by owner Max Mar
morstein with cocktail party. The
gathering was enjoyed by the news
men and other members Of the
White House group.
SnackS were served along with
the drinks and entertainment pro-
vided by the hotels manager. EN-.
nett Commit and versatile mem.
bers of the Presidential Press,
Representatives of the various
news services, newspapers. maya
zines, photo services, broadcasting
companies and Tv companies as
well as men of National Airlines
were present with the crew Of the
Independence, the presidents
plane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

loney Brothers Bakery, and Pc
req Bakery. Coffee has been
donated by the Star Coffee Mill
and Triumph Coffee Mill and
the sugar is being contributed by
the Gulfstream Food Store.
The plates and spoons are the
gift Of III. Ramos and Company:
the caps are the donation OF Ber-
ME cPapy; and the forks will
be given by Chappelrs Variety
Store, Desserts are also being
given.
In addition 10 a complete sup
per at a dollar for. adults and
fifty cents for children, there
will be music and door prizes.
OF course, there will be the add
ed attraction of having dinner
under the palm trees by the light
of Key West moon.
In case of rain, the supper
will be held at the Noes club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

The veteran (A9 correspondent
will be the guest of the Naval
Station wives. who are hostesses
for the meeting.
Tony vaccaro is Southerner.
having been reporter for the
Memphis Commercial Appeal be-
fore joining Up in 1929.
He covered the Tennessee
legislature al Nashville in his
first up assignment. he returned
to Memphis as tA'l correspondent
in 1891 and was transferred TO
Washington, u. C., in 1888. He
covered Harry S. Truman. before
he became President, both IN the
hearings of the Truman War In
vestigating Committee and In
Truman's 1914 Vice Presidential
campaign.
When Franklin d. Roosevelt
died April IL, l945, Tony was
covering Truman as Vice-Presi-
dent. When Truman went TO the
White House. so did Tony.
Reservations may be made By
telephoning Fl. Taylor Officers
Club prior to 8 o'clock Wednes*
day night. February 81. A baby
sitter will be at the Club, and
the Navy Nursery will be open.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

The Theatre In The Round" is
new in the Tact that il was first
introduced in the United States in
1882, but is actually as old as
man. Primitive men, sitting in a
circle, who, each in his turn rose
and gave an account of battle or
a hunt, were unconsciously using
the central stage idea. The ancient
Greeks built huge amphitheatres
in which they put on elaborate
pageants with the same method.
Centuries later, the theatre re-
treated behind footlights on a with,
drawn stage. During the Elizabe-
tian era, audiences were presented
with well-written and produced
plays with the audience seated on
three sides OF the stage.
The Circle Players combine all
that has been brought forth in the
theatre TO present modern plays
acted in the tradition Of Drury
Lane but utilizing the seating ar
rangements of the Greek theatre
and the intimacy of the tribal cir
Gle.
The casts for the first three plays
have been announced. In Noel CO.
wards Hands IAqross, The Sea-"
the folIksfns kih apkearl Rae Wal
Ter, Robert Youmans, James Nc.
Laughlin. Alice Rredin, Hugh Bred
in. Edmund .Giesebert,i Martin Tai
colt, Charles Hastings and Anna
Clare Topmiller.. "a
In the one-act play by Tennessee
Williams, "The Last of My Solid
Gold Watches" the actors are 10.
seph Lazarovici. Bishop Jones and
Jere Snader.
Thornton Wildef's "Thc Happy
Journey, has a cast composed of
Richard Marzak, Anna Clare Top
miller, Caroline Randolph Kirke,
Howard Pitman. Caroline Morri-
son and Arthur Noble.
The trio of one.act plays viii be
presented at the Arena Theatre at
Raul's on the south side OF Roose.
welt Boulevard. the week of March
II beginning at Gas pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

All proceeds from purchase of
these, enchilados will go to the
clinic of the Monroe County Ce-
rebral Palsy and Crippled Chill
dren's Association. The group
hopes they will make enough
money at the dinner to Open the
clinic in the near futnresv
BeHny's Cafeteria IS donating
both The, work; of prepaE the
enchilAdos land the seas bdings
which .fiveIst THAT ininritahde Key
Nfst f1avor, Shrimp for MB en-
tree will be donated by Thosup-
son Enterprises; Mrs. Tom. Smith,
,Jfs Toolmer Fish Market: and
Frank Bentley. Charles Market
ops Simonton Street is contribut-
ing the vegetables; Key West
Provision, the tomato paste and
tomatoes; and Fausto's Food Pa.
lace, the rice. Accompanying the
main dish will be Cuban bread
from the Molina Bakery, Ma
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Hospital Group
Presents Report
OF Expenditures

In order to give the citizens of
Monroe County an idea e. how the
Women's Auxiliary of Monroe
General Hospital uses the money
earned by its money raising pro-
jects. the following financial report
is given below by the auxiliary
treasurer, Mrs. U. j. Delgado. The
expenditures listed below cover the
largest amCLnts since the Auxiliary
was organized in 1945.
New furniture, upholstery,
drapes and venetian blindS-$1,-
l76.78.
Favors for patients trays and no.
liday Observation-Disclosures
Help for the INDECENT by Family
Service Committee-$3,031
Blood purchased for INDECENT pa.
tientS-$389. 90
Material. thread and tape for
sewing committee-$152.49
LandScaping-$194.7
Books and magazine subscrip-
tons purchases Gin addition to do
nations )-$24. 46
Stryker Cast Cutter-$860.0O
ElectrCcardiograph and table
$2.500.00
Portable X-Ray-$715.OO
Oxygen Tent-$125.0
Gemco Thermatic Drainage
Pump-$1O0.O0
Part payment on Binocular Mi
crOScope
From the 1851 Navy Charity
Carnival the auxiliary received
$1,000. to aid in carrying out the
organizations work. The proceeds
from the Charity Ball sponsored by
Monroe General Hospital next Sat-
urday evening at the Casa Marina
will help carry on the activities of
the Women's Auxiliary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Special Program,
BY Quinteiie To
Feature Variety

The Eppley Sisters Gospel Quin-
tette will present a special pro-
gram March Is at 1880 p. M, at
the Harris School on Southland st.
The musical numbers are a real
treat for the community, unique
and different. Rated one of the
best programs of its kind. the five
sisters are well known for their
concert tours as well as appear
ances in church for the past seven
years. 80 .tk8
They feature vocal quintettes. So
prano solos, piano and organ.
Other instruments utilized are a
vibraharp.. violin. electric guitar,
saxophone, cathedral chimes and
acordianS. i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Hunter Attends
District Meeting

Of interest 30 automobile own
ers in this city is the ne;ss that
Dick Hunter of Dicks Tire Ser
vice attended the meeting OF
the u. S. Royal Distributors OF
the South Eastern District IN
Jacksonville last Thursday and
Friday
The purpose Of this meeting was
10 introduce To the dealers an
entirely new u. S. Royal Tire
that is to go on sale nationwide
on March 18th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Customs Man Will
Talk TO Exchange

MIR, Roy Alderman, Deputy
U. S. Customs Collector will be
the guest speaker at the next
regular luncheon meeting of the
Key West Exchange Club on
Wednesday. 1t was announced by
j. M. Fernandez, Jr,, vice-presi-
dent and program chairman Of
the organization.
Mr.. Alderman will speak on
the functions of the u. S. Gus
toms Service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
City Attorney To
Build Blvd. Home

City Building Inspector Ralph
Russell reported today the issu-
ance of permits for the construc-
ton of three new CHS residen-
ces. They included one to City
Attorney lgnatius Lester, who
is planning construction of $i0,-
900 home on the corner of Ave
nue. E and Roosevelt Boule-
ward.
1t. c. TrumbuH obtained a
permit for the construction of
CHS ON Laird street and Jack
Weech was given permission for
an $4,000 residential structure at
1922 Georgia street.
Other permits given included:
The Stutz Hotel at 440 Fleming
street. repairs $500; Jerry Al
bury of 403 Amelia street. re-
pairs, $500 and Leonard Sawyer,
SCI Grinnell street, repairs
$50. ;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Wisconsin Couple Enjoy
Hncafionland Attractions

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Coutts OF
Delavan, Wise. are vacationing N
Key West. The Ccuttses plan to
take advantage of all the winter
vacation features Of the nations
southernmost city that they can
during their weeks stay here. They
report that they are having a won
derful time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Sticking Up" For Truman
Fascinafes Sighfseers

MIR. and Mrs. Harold Akers of
Rockwell City. Iowa have been
making sightseeing visit to Key
West MIR. Akers said that he was
finding the climate wonderful. and
was fascinated with the manner IN
which the people Of the island city
are sticking things up for the com.
Ing Of President Truman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
PreUie,c OF Spring-Sununer Dresses
Displayed In Casa Marina Parade

peVew OF spring and summer fashions which will be avail
aoe III hey West at beldnerS shown recently the
IN the series oil shows presented Personality
ooeis most of them wives of naval
ooa Derneuter OF this city and Laura
showing OF Mel Warshaw originals hot grdde"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Todoy's Birthday

ALTHEA LOUISE BROUGH.
born March IL. 1923. in Okla
homa City, daughter of a whole
sale grocer. This brilliant tennis
player was women'S singles
champion of the u. S. in 1947,
runner-up in '43, shared the
women's doubles championship
from AZ through so and the
mixed doubles in AZ, and AT
through 40. A girlhood athlete,
she started training in tennis
under Dick Skeen when she was
ID,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

they live in Martha's Vineyard.
''0f course. says Mrs. Thieien,
Bob's hair and mustache were
much darker when the portrait
was painted. otherwise it's won
derful Of him.
Those who haven't seen the play.
or first-nighters who plan TO &C
again. should notice that Bob THE
len is sort Of an inanimate mem
Der Of the Kind Lady's cast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Auxiliary To
Discuss Hospital
Charity Ball

Final plans will be made for
the Hospital Charity Ball at the
regular meeting of the women's
Auxiliary of the Monroe General
Hospital to be held at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the hos
pital
The ball will be held Saturday
night. March Is. at the Casa Ma
rina.
All members are urged 10 at
tend tomorruw's meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Cerebral Palsy Group WiHSSerpe
ssSIirimp-EnchiladO Supper On Beach

70 genuine Key West shrimp enchilado with
food donated by citizens served at the Monroe
County Beach from to o'clock Friday night Cerebral
Palsy Association Says representative of the association
weather cooperates swe DONE
The Cerebral Palsy Association dinner will big
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
DEATH
wrLLIAM ALTON pIsBuRY

WILLIAM ALTON DISBUni
William Alton Disbury, 10.
died yesterday afternoon after
short illness.
Funeral services under the
direction Of the Lopez Funeral
Home will be announced later.
Survivors. one brother, Cor
don S. Disbury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
arena Theater At RauI's To Open
March II With Three One-Act PLAYS

Theate In The Round" in the offering Key
heaer Opening night less than week the Circle Play
have made stageng reality
tanmen The group organized by Mazda Lazarovci who
speaheadeG expresses returning the heaer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
THE HENRY CONDITS
ENTERTAIN VISITORS

Mrs. Edw. Moelhmsn Of Lafayet.
te Ind. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Condit Of Key West. Mrs.
MoeIhman expects TO stay about
two weeks ia the city.