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Reynolds Streets, owner,
Clifford Peters, zt4
2. ia amend Section of 0rdi g
nance No, $50, Council Series.
In delete provisions in said,
section allowing the t'stah-
iishment at trailer camps
within the limits al The
cts of Key West, Florida,
3 To amend subsection l. OF
Section 2 of Ordinances Nos
$50, Council Series, 10 pro-fa
vide for corner lot sethackS.
Ia have the same restrie-
tians az provided for corner
lot setbackS in Zone "A.
.. To vary back yard xaning n
setback restrictions TO
minimum Of five feet on =
lol at the corner OF Thoutasl,,
and Angela Streets.
Dated at Key West, Florida, this
10Th day of March, \. u. 195s.
VICTOR LOWE
City Cierk.
marco. 1882
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ti9a3 Probate Act. Secs. ito. 12VD
N THE c0tsRT OF THE COUNTY
LEDGE. MONH C0l5NTH.
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.
In re Estate of
GERTRUDE ROBERTS
Deceased.
TO ALI. CREDITORS AND PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS Or nE.-
MANf)S SAf;AISST SAID ESTATE:
You and each 81 yon are hereby
notified and required 10 presth :
any claims and demands which Nou,
or either 1T yuu. may have against
the estate &c Caroline Gertrude
Roberts. deceased. late Of said
tfnunfx. IL The County Judge 81
Manree County. E'a8riaa, a. his of
fire III the court house pf said
county al Key West, Florida. with
~ eight caiendsr months from the
tIua ~ tue first publication 81 this
nallee l.aeh claim Or demand shall
he in writing. and siaH state ths
piace ~ residence and posi- oilisf
andres az che ciaimant, and shall
~ sworn - by the claimant. his
agent. or his attorney, and any
s,ltst, claim 0f demand moi so fiied
2'''''' HITLISA ROBERTS
As executor OF the Last VIII and
Tss1au5aut ~ Caroline Gertrude
Roberts. deceased 3. -.
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AND REQUIRED To serve a copy
Of yonr Answer To the Compla int
for Divorce on The e0mpla inaht' s
Solicitor. and file the original An
swer in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Caart on or before the
Sth day OF April, n, II. 1852. in the
above entitled cause. otherwise the
allegations therein contained Will
be taken AZ confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida. this
5yh day OF March. A.. -. 1889.
tSealD EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY Kathleen NottaGe
Deputy Clerk
tsd) i. Y. PORTER IN
Solicitor for Complainant.
Ala Fleming ST..
Key West. Fla.
mars-is 70 p. 1859
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Defendant.
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
To: THOMAS II. OATES
Green Farms Road
r.. r. II. No.
wesfport, Connecticut
You are hereby notified that a
Bill of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against YOU, and you are
hereby Required To serve a copy of
your Answer TO the Bill OF Conf
plant on the complainant's Attor-
ney, and file the original Answer
in the office of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court on or before the Sth
day of April. A. IA 1854 in default
Of which the Bill Of Complaint
will be taken as confessed against
yuu
This notice shall he published for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Gitizen,
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida. this 18th day ef February,
A. -. 1862.
tt'ireuit Court
SeaD EARL X. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County, Florida.
BY. Kathleen Nettage
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS s. CARO-
solicitor for Complainant
hi51@ puval Street,
Key West, Florida
ular6-l -2o-s 1852
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w THE CIRCllT COTRT or THE
SINTEENTH JtnIclAl. G1RcVlT
STATE OF FLORlDA. IN CHAN
CRY.
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N THE CsRCTTT cOtTRT OF THE
SINTEENTH JtfDHcIAI. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND TON MONROE COtN9i.
IN GtlANCERYs
Case No. la-53
iGNAcIo AvILA.
Complainant.
VS. DIVORCE
THEIMA IMFEi.D AvILA.
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The
WEATHIERslAN
Says
--s
Forecast

Ne i
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today through Friday
with not much temperature
change. Gentle to moderate east
erly winds, fresh at times off
shore.
Florida: Fair and mild today
Friday partly cloudy and waria
with showers likely in extreme
north portion.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gull of Mexico,
Light 10 moderate southeast to
south winds today becoming mod
crate to fresh southerly on Fri
day. Clear to partly cloudy
weather.
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Aud Lang Syne'' was Andrnw
Jsckson's fayorite song.
About "A percent d air IS oxyaen.

Men who work under high pres
sure. under wafer. for instance.
must return 10 nnrmai prcssures
gradually or they viii face painful
and sometimes fatal illness caused
BY bubbles Of nitrogen in their bod
les.
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sMals Help Wanted

AGGRESSIVE man as a new Car
and used Car Salesman. Excel
lent opportunity. Must have previ-
Gus selling experience and neat ap-
pearenee. Apply in person, Nav
AFRO, Inc. mar20-3t
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PRODUCE Trimmer. Apply in per-
son. Gulfstream Food Dept.
Store, 1105 White st. mar20-tf
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4lBoats and Motors
tssontinuedl

IS PLEASURE fishing boat. Con-
verted speed boat hull. Chrysler
engine In good condition. Need
money. Best offer. 1921 Angela or
call 388-M. MARCO 81
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCIFIT
OF THE STATE Of FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
, ehuneery cnne M. 1929
VIRGINIA. MIZZLIsS DUNN.
Complainant,
VS. DIVORCE
RAYMOND Il. DUNN.
defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TOt RAYMOND Il. DUNN
Go Eddie Dunn
wheeiock Street
Manchester. New Hampshire.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve a copy
of your Answer ito the Complaint
for divorces en- the complainant's
Attorney. and TO file the original
nf th, Circuit Court on or before
the 9TH day OF April A. n. 1852. in
the above entitled cause. otherwise
the allegations therein will he
taken as confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED al Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
5th day of March. a. u, la52.
tCircuit court
SeaD EARL n. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monrae County. Flarida.
BY; Kathleen NNttage
Deputy Clerk.
lsd) ALLAN u. cLEARE, JR.
Attorney for complainant
GOA Whitehead street
Key West. Florisaa.
mart 10 s0.aI. 1862
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TRUCK drivers and men to work
in yard. Apply Lindsey Lum-
Der Co. $40 Truman Ave.
mar18-3t
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cOLORED attendant for used Car
Lot. Guaranteed salary. Apply
Navarro, Inc. 601 Duval.
mar18-3t
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NOTICE or PrnLIc tsEanIxG
Naefre Is herehy given thai o
bubble hearing will H. held ny the
s.ify Commission Of The city Of
Key west. R1ofiaa, sitting as the
city Tslan Doard 81 The CITY ~ ksy
N.e~t, Florida. 81 500 I'll Monday.
April I. Iss2. FOR the fnslsNsss
purposes:
i. To vary coming setback re-
zion ~ & residence on Lot 5.
Blaek 3e. Key Wsesf Invest
ruenf Co.'S Subdivision. al
the corner Of south aHd
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ZS--heal E.stare For Sale
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CHOICE Martello Towers district
on Atlantic Ocean. facing Coun-
ty Beach. New CHS deluxe home.
Furnished if desired. Living room,
dining room, 2-bedrooms, / tile
bath, Jallousie windows, steel cab
met kitchen, utility room, sliding
door closets, terrazzo floors, tile
window stills, Handicapped. Designed
and built by Chicago architect. APP
ply 1908 Laird. Phone 1901.
mar19-3t
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STATS or FLORlDA. N CHAN
In Re:
Adoption Of Edna Mae CALVIN,
NOTICE Or punIuCATIOS
TO: JOHN ROBERT tiAI.VIN
cfo Mrs. inrold 0'Connell
10 ILalden Street
DarehAster Massachusetts,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that q Petition for Abortion III the
infant Edna Mae Calvin has heen
Tiled In the Circuit Court for the
adoption OF said infant. by James
Frederick cal q we'll and Ruby
George Caldwell. and yan are here
hy REQUIRED to serve a copy 81 your
Answer or Objections "a the grant
ing Of said Petition for Adpption
II said infant on the Petitioners
attorney, and file the original AM
swer or Objections 10 the granting
of said Petition In the office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, on or
1919 in default ~ which the Peti-
tion for adoption VIII be taken as
Eseonfessed against you.
bone and Ordered at Key West,
A. n igse.
lCircuit Court
Seai) Earl. r.. ADAMS
Clerk 81 the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County. Florida.
HIS: Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS s. CARO-.
5t51a Duval Street
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Petitioner
maria- 20 81 ;aprs, 1852
:
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THEIsMA lMFEt.D ANiLA.
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PIRLIcATi0N
TO: THELMA IMFEf.D AN1LA,
Route No. {.
Rock bridge. Ohio.
Y0U ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve a copy
Of your Answer 10 the Complaint
for piyorce on The Complairant's
Solicitor. and file the original AM
swer In the office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court on or before the
2ist day OF April A. p. 1852. In the
above entitled cause. otherwise the
allegations therein contained Viii
be taken as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED AZ Key
West. Monroe County. Florida, this
18th day of March. A, u. 1882.
tSeaD EARL X. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. FtSrtda.
BY tad) Florence Il. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
fsd) j. Y. PORTER, ~
Solicitor for Complainant,
413 Fleming ST,
Key West, Florida.
marze- s7:apr3-le. 1862
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38A--Trucks For Sale

1948 CHEVROLET. / ton pickup
truck. $3.50. 1907 Watson ST.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
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8 |
38-AutomobIles For Sale

1916 WILLYS Jeep Station Wagon.
Call 7S3-W al,er 5 pm.
mar20-3t
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s5-Wanted TO Buy
S7Automotive Parts

IPREWAR Ford transmission and
other odd parts for go motors)
for sale. Bradley. Coral Isle Trail
Ier Park. Stock Island. Lot I-36.
marl8-3tx
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1889 oLDSMoBILE, Tudor Sedan.
Excellent condition throughout.
Radio. Reasonable. M. II. Hand.
Main B. o. Q. Seaplane Base.
mar1S-3tx
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RAPPORT

Report
Observations taken Of City ctfice
500 AM. EST
Key West, Fla, Mar. 20, 1861 !
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NOtteE
To-. JOHN BEtlOkS,
Resids nee Unknown
Yoti ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that You are required 20 serve a
copy - your answer ~ the Gem =
plant on the compiainant's Aftor-
ney and file ske original answer
In tho office ~ the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court on or before the 18th
siay Of April. 1869. otherwise the
alleg atoms IN said COmplalnt Will
% taken as confessed and q Decree
Dane this 18th dxr ~ March.
1859
tSealb EAEt. n ADAMS
Clerk IL N. Circuit Court
Aanroe County, Fiaflia
by. Kathleen Ncssage
Hepnty Clerk
FAIFI. r. SAWYER
Solicitor for Complainant
sfgA Wh3tehead Street
Key Wexi. FloE VA
mar.o-z q apr 10. 1872
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IN THE cIRCUTT COURT or THE
sINTEENTH lInICJAl CIRCUIT
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY,
STATE or FLORIDA. IN CHAM
Gerry.
Case N0. l.-l1Sg
MARGARET l.. GATES,
Complainant,
vs.. DIVORCE ACTION
THOMAS Il. OATES.
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1888 CHEVROLET Fordor Sedan.
50 license, SIPS cash. III Porter
Flace. mar20-2tx
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lS--Spscial Services

WANTED 10 buy, $4,000 used Type
writer's. Typewriters, adding ma.
chimes. cash registers. new and
used for sale. also repairs and
rentals. Metal desks. files, chairs
for sale or trade. We buy and trade
office furniture. ROBERTS OF
FICE SUPPLIES, ie6 Duval Street,
phone $50. marI5.ti
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1850 STUDERBAKER, Regal De
luxe Club Coupe. Every eonceiv-
able extra. Trade and Finance.
Tel. 1851. mar19.Gfx
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IN THE CIRCUIT GOIRT OF THE
sINTEESTm JCuICtAL clHCpIT
OF fuE sTATE or FLORIDA.
~ AM Ea0Ds MOSHOE cot STr.
IN CnANCEttf.
Case Ne. f:t-s2
Complainant,
" DlsOI,fE
Defendant.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Killed in Wyoming Accident

LUSK, Wyo.. Feb. is R.-
Donald Avery, 26. Of Edgemont,
S. Dak., was killed instantly yes
terday when !. his automobile
skidded on q curve and plunged
into q ditch so miles north of
LuSk.
Evening star., 1952-02-17

BISHOP KARL M. BLOCK.
Washington University that he
was going to be an Episcopal min
lister. So, although he studied law
two years at the university. from
which he was graduated in 1908
with q B.A. degree, the future
bishop entered the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary, Alexandria, Va,
He received his divinity degree
there in 1910.
Named Bishop Coadjutor.
After serving various pastorates
in the East and Midwest, the
Washington-born clergyman was
elected Misrepresentation of Cali
fornia in 1888. He became bishop,
upon the retirement Of Bishop
Edward Lambe Parsons, in 1941.
'"I like to get back to Washing
ton, but it has changed greatly
since I was a young man here, "
he said. "Then the city had about
100000 people. Its population
growth and its development other
wise is fantastic"
The bishop is staying with a
brother, Leonard Block. 2119 Le-
roy place NV, while here. He
has another brother, Theodore L.
Block, of $500 Wisconsin avenue
NV
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Bishop Block to Dedicate Bells
In St. Mark S to an Old Friend
California PreIute
Returns to Home Town
For ceremonv
for ceremony

A Washington-born Episcopal
bishop will honor an old friend,
the late Henry p. Blair, by dedi-
eating carlton bells to him at a
memorial service at II am. today
in st. Marks Episcopal Church.
301 A street Sc. The Rev. Rob-
ert j. Plumb is rector.
, The Rt. Rev. Karl Morgan
Block, Bishop of California, is
making a special visit here to
take part in the dedication cere-
mony. BY doing so, the former
choir boy at st. Marks Church is
paying tribute to the man who
was a member of the choir for a
half century. Mr.. Blair, for many
years a senior warden and yes
tryman there, died in 1948.
Joined Choir.
"A scl1oolmate asked me to join
the choir when was IL years
DID," the 65-year-old bishop re-
called. u did, and later became
soloist. Mr.. Blair took a great
interest in us, and was especially
keen that we develop an apprecia-
ton of music. To help this along,
he took us to hear many great
singers who gave concerts here"
Mr.. Blair's interest in the young
choir boy increased when he
learned the youth was going to
study for the ministry.
The bishop said he was one OF
the boys who attended summer
camp maintained for almost SO
years by Mr.. Blair at Cornfield
Harbor, Md.
Alumnus of CIV.
The future bishop turned away
from a cherished ambition his
father had for him to become a
lawyer. His father, Sigmund Jo-
seph Block, came to the United
States in the early 186Os and
fought for the Union Army in the
Civil War.
The one-time choir boy, a grad
uate OF Eastern High School. de-
cided during his years at George
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Pro-Peron Labor Group
Ends First Conference
BY the Associated Pres,

BUENos AIRES, Argentina
Feb. 16.-A new Latin American
labor organization patterned on
Argentina's third position
equally opposed to capitalism and
communism-ended its first con-
ference at Asuncion. Paraguay
last night.
The organization, temporarily
known as the Latin American
Labor Unity Committee, was born
under Argentine auspices and the
week-long meetings were domi-
mated by the Argentine General
Labor Federation. powerful sup
porter Of President Juan d. Peron.
The preliminary committee will
have its headquarters In Buenos
Aires and In the next four months
will complete its permanent organ
ization.
The new group, claiming TO
represent 19 Latin American na-
tions. issued q 16-point manifesto
which called workers to fight Com
munist and capitalist imperial
iSn1s."
Evening star., 1952-09-29

post is with NATO in Paris.
They were no sooner settled in
London than NATO head
quarters were switched to the
French capital where apartment
rents. says Elfie. stagger the
imagination. Just finding an
apartment there is no mean
feat these days. They acquired
one on the Avenue Kleberg. ;.
His many friends will be glad
to know that Johnny Caswell
went home Thursday after one
year in Emergency Hospital. :.
Susie Robinson Gwynn, former
wife Of Henry Beall Gwynn.
checked into town Saturday en-
route from points north. back
to her homestead in Mobile.
Ala. Cute and amusing as ever.
Susie was greeting old friends
at the Chevy Chase Club Satur-
day night where she dined with
her Capital hosts, Jack and
Julia Goodyear. Unfortunately.
she whips of again tomor-
row. Jibby and Ross de
Mateo are giving country barn
dance at Brook Johns Farm on
October II. Dick Hunt has
left George Washington Uni
versity to become head of the
history department and director
of social studies at the lux
urious co-educational Graham
Eckes School in Palm Beach.
He'll be back in Washington at
Anderson House for Christmas
vacation.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Junior League
ToSponsor
Art Classes

The Junior League of Washing
ton is planning a series of chill
dren's art classes to begin on Oc-
tober IL at the Corcoran Gallery
of Art. They will be held from
10 until IL o'clock on Saturday
mornings.
The programs will center around
the exploration in history and dis
covery in art. The classes are de-
signed to encourage children to-
wards a better understanding OF
the arts and crafts and to allow
them to express and develop their
own imagination actively.
These gatherings are open to all
children in the Washington area
between the ages of 6 and II and
they are free of charge. Each
month a figure or hero of history
will be discussed and the program
will include phases Of his life and
the period in which he lived. This
will be shown through demonstra-
tions, music. exhibitions and pup
pet shows.
An hour Of painting. modelling in
clay and other means of creative
expression will be part of the
children's activity. Next month it
is planned to feature Joan of Arc
and the Medieval world. Registra-
ton may be made by writing or
telephoning the Corcoran Gallery
on October 4 from 10 until IL in
the morning or on opening day it
self. The class will be limited
to 100.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
miss Seitz
lis Bride Of
lit. Pitt

At st. Helena's Church in Will
mington, DEL, on September q,
Miss Marian Catherine Seitz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Seitz of Wilmington, became the
bride of 1t. James Robert Pitt.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A.
Pitt. The Rev. Edward A. Dough-
lerty performed the ceremony
Iafter which a reception was held
at the Hotel Dupont.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown with a deep bertha and
midriff of Viennese lace gracefully
fitted with a long chapel train.
Her finger-length veil of matching
lace and illusion was trimmed
with tiny orange blossoms and
she carried a bouquet consisting
|of white orchid, stephanotis and
|lilies-of -the-valley Mr.. Seitz gave
his daughter in marriage.
Maid of honor was Miss Mary
M. Stack, cousin OF the bride, and
the other attendants were Miss
jeanne c. Stack, another cousin;
Mrs. Jacques M. Kelly. Mrs. James
M. Vest, jr., and Mrs. George A.
Temple. jr. Serving 1t. Pitt as
best man was Mr.. Frank Ortiz and
uShers were DR.. Jacques M. Kelly,
a cousin of the bride: Mr.. Robert
McCaslin, Mr.. Frank Turner and
Mr.. James M. Vest, jr.
The former Miss Seitz attended
Ursuline Academy and Mary Bald
win College. 1t. Pitt was q stu
dent at ST. Johns Preparatory
School in Washington and George
town University.
After q Bermuda wedding trip,
the couple will live in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
By Betty Beole

Political behind the scenes
talk and representations few
thick and fast at a small dinner
given Saturday evening by a
State Department bachelor.
Drew Pearson and Walter Rid
der. fresh from the Eisenhower
and Stevenson trails. were both
there and had comments to
make. Newsman Walter had to
leave early to board President
Truman's campaign train that
night. Katie Louchheim, who
divides her volunteer time be-
tween the D. C. Stevenson
Sparkman Club and the Ma
tional Democratic Committee,
also had some observations to
toss In. But nothing drew the
fascinated and amused response
produced by a certain article
from the Soviet newspaper,
Pravda. Tickled at the very
thought Of the clipping. Luvie
Pearson insisted on running
home to get it. Former Egyp-
tian Minister to Washington
Anis Aver. who Is here on vaca-
ton from his assignment in
Moscow. brought it back with
him.
Here's the Scviets' comic fab
rication upon an early summer
story:
"On June Is a fight occurred
in Washington. Eye witnesses
describe the event approxi-
mately in this way: Drew Pear
son. the well known radio COM
mentator, went into the luxur-
ious Mayf1ower Hotel. He went
up the staircase thinking about
his current commentary.
"'Aha! I've got you, you so
and so!' Pearson raised his eye
brows and turned pale. Before
him capered Sir Charles Patrick
Clark (the fabricated "Sir"
probably intended to indicate
decadence) waving a walking
stick above his head like a cud-
gel. Come on, come out for an
open discussion If you are a real
gentleman screamed Clark try
ing to knock his opponents hat
of. Pearson did not accept the
challenge, however. Bending
his head and leaping like a goat,
he sped along the corridor. Be-
hind were heard the heavy
tramping and wheeling of the
enemy. At the turning, Pearson
caught his foot in the edge Of
the carpet and fell flat on the
Evening star., 1952-09-29
|Romoine-Hoyes
Ceremony Held

Miss Ann Elizabeth Hayes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Paige Hayes of Huntington. was
married recently to Mr.. William
Thornton Romaine, son of Mrs
jackson Matthews of New York
and North Bennington, VT. anG
Mr.. Lawrence B. Romaine Of Mid
dleboro, Mass.
The ceremony took place in New
York at the Brick Presbyterian
Church with the Rev. Millard G
Roberts officiating. A reception
followed at the New York Junior
League.
Mrs. Norman Tallman Rogers, jr
OF Norfolk was matron of honor
The bridesmaids were the
Misses Sally Cox Hayes, cousin OF
the bride. Marylee Matthews, STEP
sister of the bridegroom and 1st
1t. Elizabeth Park Romaine
u. S. A. F. Mr.. Jackson Matthews
served his Step-son as best man
and uSherS were the Messrs. Hall
Cushman, Gene O'Brien. N. Young
Du Hamel and William Brown.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Mr.. de Quesodo
|Confers With
Officials Here

Mr.. Cayetano de Quesata o1
New York spent several days ir
Washington last week and will
return home today. He was ir
conference with District officials
on the dedication of a plaque
marking Quesada street which
was named for his uncle, Gonzalo
de Quesada, the first Minister
from Cuba to Washington. Min
lister de Quesada came here about
the turn of the century and was
one of the very popular members
of the diplomatic corps.
Mr.. Cayetano de Quesada came
to Washington first in his coun-
try's diplomatic service and was
attached to the then legation and
later embassy. After his rather
long tour of duty here he became
consul general in New York, a post
he held for some years. Mr.. de
Quesada was charge d'Affaires on
more than one occasion and al
ways was frequent and delight
full host.
The dedication of the plaque
marking Quesada street probably
will be held on the anniversary of
Cuban independence, May 20. The
street commentaries the name
of the first minister from Cuba
because of his untiring and Sue
cessful efforts in the establish
ment of the lasting ties of friend
ship between the two countries.