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Evening star., 1952-11-03
Business Briefs

Stock Transactions on the New
York Stock Exchange in October
totaled 25,981,175 shares, COM
pared with 42,530,542 in the like
month a year ago. For the 10
months the total was 267. 7.O50. .3O6
VS.. 387. .744,343.
Standard Oil of Indiana in nine
months ended September 80
earned $86. .794 900 or $5.65 a share
VS.. $105.404.000 or $6.88 in 1851
period.
Sinclair Oil Corp. in 8 months
ended September 80 earned $64,-
085.436 or 1924 a share VS.. $58,-
431 .456 or $4.8S in 1851 period.
Distillers Corp. -Seagrams in
year ended July 81 earned $751;
283,535 or $4.25 a share VS.. $43,-
199,729 or $4.93 in 1851.
Ohio Oil Corp. in 8 months
ended September. 80 earned $780,
425 ,562 or $4.64 a share VS.. $780,
$780, ,402 or $4.72 in 1851 period.
National Steel Corp. In 9
months ended September 80
earned $22,781,009 or 5000 a
share VS.. $34,479,198 or $4.6S In
1851 period.
Corning Glass Works in Al
weeks ended October S earned
$7.092,972 or $2.58 q share VS.
$7,899.163 or $2.88 in 1851 period
Norris Thermador Corp. in veal
ended July 81 earned $1,969, 81:
VS.. $1.877, ,088 in 1851.
Butler Bros. in nine months
ended September 80 earned
$470.027 or is cents a share VS.
$1.118.323 or 72 cents in 1851
period.
Other earnings included.
Evening star., 1952-11-03
Sales.

houtv sales On the Exchange.
100 pm. $50 600 200 pm o 600 600
tJnit Of trading 10 shares. EN- bank-
ruptcy or receivership or being reoreanized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities as
sumed by such companies Rates Of diyi-
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. TX Dividend
nual rate. plus stock dividend. Declared
or paid in 1851. plus stock dividend
able In stock. estimated cash value on ex
dividend date. Paid last year. b Declared
O. paid after n.,G stSck S, dividend Or splitnp
tive issue with dividends In arrears
n Payable in stock. exact cash value un-
this year. dividend omitted. deferred OF no
4ction taken at last dividend meeting. De-
, Liouidating dividend. vi When issued.
x-dis Ex distribution. wd When distributed.
Evening star., 1952-11-03

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Evening star., 1952-11-03
New York Cotton

IN NEW VIC YORK: Nov. 3 @.-cotton futures
tended to more than So q bale tot,sy
During the forenoon there was some urofit
taxing by earlier buyers. along with a
moderate declines from the best Levels of
the day Thc market displayed hesi.
tant tone on the eve Of the national elec.
Noon prices were so cents To ii sft .
pale higher than the previous close. De-
eem6er, 1851; March. $500; and NAV.
Evening star., 1952-11-03

Teur E. Smith,
formerly tour
depar t m e n t
ndAnager in New
york. NJ r
Bowen has been
promoted to as
sistant general
passenger agent
for the steam
ship line in New
York. The new
Wa sh in g t ION
manager h a S
been with Gu
nardE for. &. IS
1ann rc and WAS
Evening star., 1952-11-03


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Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. 2 Ht.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain IN
dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
BIZ per cent premium or 1.56. up !. Of
cent.
Europe-Great Britain (poundl. 2.soh.
up l. Of a cent: Great Britain 3Q-day fl.
inlss Britain sSSsy qg futures q sensi ap sof
cent; Great Britain 90-day futures,
2.7g3s, up !. Of. . cent; Belgium ,ffrancl
200. unclaimed: France ffranc). ...2Sss
6.35. up OI Of q cent: Italy tlira) .16H
Of . cent, unchanged: Portugal tescudol.
$50, unchanged: Sweden (krona). 1885.
unchansed; Switzerland ffranc) (free)
23.4. unchanged.
Latin Amerlca-Argentina (free), 27.22,
UNCHANGED; Brazil tfree). $50. UNCHANGED:
MEXICO 1853 UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1952-11-03

a member of the staff of the S. S
Franconia on her world cruise in
1929. He served with the Brit
iSh Ministry i, of Transport in
World War II and returned to
this country in 1946 to organize
and manage Cunard's tour depart
ment. Mr.. Bowen also was a vet
eran OF % years with the COM
pany.
Swiss Banker on Visit.
An interested observer of the
presidential campaign and Wash
ington banking facilities this week
is a visiting Swiss, Hans Sem,
who is representing the Bank Hof-
mann of Zurich on a tour of this
country. The Hamilton National
Bank has close relations with the
Bank Hofmann and its officials
have given Mr.. Sem their per-
sonal assistance in his study of
local conditions.
NDGA to Hear Byrd.
Senator Byrd, Democrat, of Vr-
ginia, will be a speaker at the
annual banquet of the National
Retail Dry Goods Association.
scheduled January Is in New York
during the organizations 42nd
convention. More than 500 retail
executives from every State will
attend and $50 speakers are on the
program from January 12-15. The
report of the Joint Committee for
Reduction of Non-Essential Fed
eral Expenditures will be among
the highlights.
The National Association of
Power Engineers will hear a dis
cussion of the development of the
Valpor- -Clarkson steam generators
Evening star., 1952-11-03
NDGA to Hear Byrd.

Wednesday eve
ming at the
Willard Hotel.
G. c. Soft, Serv-
ice assistant to
the vice presi-
dent of Vapor
Heating Corp,
Chicago, W i'll
give an illus
trated talk on
the SUBJECT. He
W i'll describe
the application
of machines in
laundries, food
Evening star., 1952-11-03
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Nov. 3 R.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 241a
a pound. Connecticut Valley. lead. 13h a
pound; New York: zinc, 12h a pound,
York. At Pittsburgh SCRAP steel No.
heavy was quoted at 1900
Evening star., 1952-11-03
odd-Lot Dealings

NEW YORK; Nov. lP.-The New
odd lot transactions by principal dealers
on the EXCHANGE for October 81: Pur-
ehAses Of 284.673 shares on 6,3S5 orders:
ineludinG 1,2oS shares sold short on 81
Evening star., 1952-11-03
Washington Exchange

i SALES.
Pot E Pwr com--100 at liza. 40 at 17as,
70 Az AZ 17ss. 3o5 at 17as. 10 at 171s. 80
Wash Gas $50 pfd--105 at 1O79s.
4 Wash Gas com-362 at BIN, 169 at 31H.
1 Garhnckel com-66 at 17A
Evening star., 1952-11-03
m. Y. Bond Market

Ne MosF scT1 Eris
Evening star., 1952-11-03
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 Up. Dividends
Year End
Evening star., 1952-11-03
NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE

Turnishess s.,s. ?, ths Associated eress.'
Evening star., 1952-11-10
missing Singer Located
And Admitted 10 Hospital
By the Assoeiosed Press

HOBOKEN, N. j., Nov. TO-
Singer AL MARITIME, a new bobby
|sox idol who was reported miss
ing in Philadelphia Friday, turned
up yesterday in a Hoboken hos
|pital.
The singers manager. Jimmy
Ceres, said he drove to Manches-
ter, N. H., Saturday to pick up
Mr.. Martino, and found him in a
dazed and incoherent condition
No one has been able to find out
where MI. MARITIME had been since
Monday night. or what he had
been doing, Mr.. Ceres said.
Mr.. MARITIME, who rocketed to
popularity on the strength of his
recording of Here in My Heart" !"
had been working at a Boston
night club for $2.500 a week. Mr.
Ceres said.
At the end Of the first night of
the engagement Monday night,
the singer and Owner Stanley
Blinstrub agreed mutually to ter
inmate the engagement. the man
ager added. That was when Mr..
MARITIME disappeared. he said.
In Philadelphia Friday, Mr..
Martino's wife reported him miss
ing.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Freedom Crusade Begins
On Radio Tomorrow Niqht
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. The
Crusade for Freedoms 1852 cam
paign opens tomorrow night with
a four-network. coast-to-coast ra-
dio program featuring President
elect Eisenhower and his defeated
Democratic opponent, Gov. Ste
venson.
Plans for the program were an
nounced last night by the Crusade
q private organization which op-
crates Radio Free Europe and Ra-
dio Free Asia in the fight against
Communism.
Gen. Eisenhower's remarks will
be recorded at Augusta, Ga, where
he is vacationing. Gov. Steven
sons will be recorded at Spring
field. Ill.
The 15-minute program will be
carried by the American Broad
casting Co. at 8:45 pm; by the
Mutual Broadcasting System at
510:15 pm, and the National
Broadcasting Co. at 1870 pm, all
times Eastern Standard.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Good Feeling in Party
Is Noted by Wyatt
BY the Associated Pres.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. TO-
Wilson Wyatt described as re
|markable" the good feeling that
exists in the Democratic Party in
face Of a major defeat.
The Louisville attorney, who was
Gov. Stevenson's campaign man.
ager m the presidential race, said
yesterday that Gov. Stevenson
was being flooded with letters and
kilograms at his headquarters in
Springfield. Ill.
"You would think it was the
mail and kilograms to the VIC
torious candidate" Mr.. Wyatt
said. ut is almost without ex-
ception full of praise for the Gov
ernor and his campaign"
Mr.. Wyatt, relaxing at his home,
said he was coming out of the
decomposition chamber gradu-
ally" He and Mrs. Wyatt plan to
Join Gov. Stevenson and other
friends on ranch near Tucson,
Ariz., Wednesday.
Mr.. Wyatt said President Tru-
man helped Gov. Stevenson by his
campaigning.
OBJECTIONS by Gov. Allan Shivers
of Texas and Senator Byrd of
Virginia hurt the Democratic
cause, he said. 1--WE lost Texas
and Virginia, didn't we?"
Reports that Cardinal Spellman
had come out in favor of Gen.
Eisenhower lost the Democrats a
lot of Catholic votes, especially in
the East, Mr.. Wyatt said. although
Cardinal Spellman denied them.
Many newspapers failed to carry
the denial, he said.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Crowds Attend Sale
OF Government-buiIt
Houses al GreenbeIt

Housing In Greenbelt, Md, the
Government-built project now
owned by the Greenbelt Veterans
Housing Corp, is selling fast.
Formerly for rent only by the
Government, the apartments and
houses in the development now are
being sold only to owners who
will occupy the premises. They
are not available for investment
by absentee landlords.
Thousands showed up yester-
day. and about 100 units were
sold, according to a spokesman
for Sidney z. Mensh & Co., which
lis handling sales.
Crowds showed up early this
Tomorrow, Armistice
Day. is expected by the Mensh
company tC bring another surge.
Under arrangements between
the veterans group owning the
property and the MenSh Sales
Corporation, buyers must have
available 151a per cent of the pur-
chase price a $50 service charge.
Previously the veterans organ
ization had sold about 700 units to
present tenants. Several occu-
pants bought yesterday, although
some property went to outsiders.
Prices range from $1,000 for a
apartment: $4,000
for a two-bedroom frame home,
to $4,000 for largest brick resi-
denceS.
The units still for sale include
one-Story, frame so-called honey
moon cottages with one bedroom,
e-bedroom frame apartments,
two bedroom frame homes, and
brick two-story dwellings.
Tenants who do not buy will be
required to move to make way for
Wner-OccupantS.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
New Hampshire u. Alumni

Members of the New Hampshire
University alumni will hold q
club cocktail party in the Cabinet
Room of the Willard Hotel tomor-
row between 5 and $3.50 pm. 1t
will be in honor of Robert P.
Chandler. jr., president of the
university, and other officials at
tending the Washington confer
ence Of land grant colleges.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Elected at Bryn Mowr

Miss Mary E. Mackall has been
elected vice president of Bryn
Mawr Colleges sophomore class.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Mackall, 1916
Twenty fourth street NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Billy the Kids Grove

SANTA FE.- Most notorious out
law Of the old West, Billy the
Kid. is buried near Fort Sumner,
in New Mexico.
Evening star., 1952-11-10

MARY GARDEN MUMS-Five- e-year- old Elizabeth Barksdae
4O1O Seventyfourth place Hyattsvie helps
variety chysanthemum called MARY Garden" The
Botanic Gardens Maryland avenue and First
street NV Visiting hours from to pm daily except
Saturday through next Sunday. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Lott Steals SuIt

CARDIFF. Wales. Nov. 10 .B.-
A charge of stealing salt resulted
in a FL ($2.80) fine for a man
named Lott.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
Gustav SchratiPr
wiz Compete ia
hn0fi0nat .ShOnr

Gusiaye SchFader, Key West ar
tist. of 40 Caroline n VII be on
u more than zoo artists compei
ing In the forthcoming Florida In
ternational Art Exhibition u Flor
da southern College, Lakeland
Fla.
Schradcr will show bis cal paint
ing. Key West scene" IN the ex
hibilion which VII be held iron
March 3 through March 81 VII
awards i0taling more than sS.op0
The Key wcsBer's pais4ina .isil
be hung IN one Of TIA Prank L'osc
Wright designed buildings a To
rida southern and will b. seen bS
fhousandx of visitors psss>v "a al.
tend the colleges ART klsoh tclnf
held In conjunction With tie annual
Founders Week prnvrasn.
In addition 20 the cash awards
the top ~ winning entries IN lhs
Florida International VII - shown
in the Grand central Ar Galleries.
New York Cay. fnlioUine TIE flo-
rida Southern competition.
The international Is epcn b both
professional and amateur artists
In an media.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
All Hands Dance
lis Held Touight
Al BOc0 Chica Hal

The first Of series ~ dances
Tor all AIR station s1d SQUADRON
personnel vii be held n ore CHIEF
mess hall at Boca Chica al 8pm
tonight.
Admission IS free ard refres,
meHts viii be- served Music vii
be by The Hes Notes As an added
attraction, all Of tho Boca Chica
Queen Candidates Wl.i appeaf and
With their supporter. wll &C. avail.
able 10 dance iof . dine a danee
10 promote their campaigns.
Buses vii stop aloaa Duyal
Street al Truman. Souihard ard
Caroliae and tten maze Stops in
ironi Of The iligh school and also
kodaek IN Fo.nciaaa every half
L0ur beginning a. O'Clock.
All young ladies are cordially in.
viied 20 attend There viii he 30
intoxicating beverages served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
IA. ~. 10 RB 4GE SERIES
fRO fRD I.S.s. GILMORE

Herbert Donald BurbaRe. IN
USN. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asher n.
EurhaRe. ~ Ocean Nicw. Delaware
is nov serving on board the Sub.
marine Tender. USS Howard ".
Gilmore lAS-i6 AZ Key West
Burhage entered the Naval ser.
vice an n March 1881 and received
has recruit training al Great Lakes.
lllugais lie was graduated from
Baltimore High school and worked
lor 4 ! Dupoat az Seaford. Del.
avsre prior 30 has entering the
Navy
hufhagc recently attended the
Mosion Pictures Operators School
a. Norfolk. Virginia and upoa CON.
pletion a school be- had > seves-
teen DAY leave
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
NAN MsS FINISHES =
NlRlL RADIO CfDigRsks'

Datld Michcal Breslin. RMSA.
USN. son ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Breslin.. T05 Brinley Ave. Bradley
Beach. New Jersey. is now scrv,
ing ON board the Submarine Ten
arr. uSS Howard W. Gilmore CAS-.
20, here.
lie recently complcicda lg weeks
course ~ ten Naval Rsdio School
u Norfolk. Va.
Breslin. who entered the Naval
service May q. 1851. receivcd his
recruit training al the Naval Train.
ina Center, cambridge. Maryland.
Before entering the Navy. Bres.
In attended and was graduated
from Asbury PARK High School.
apdvas employed'hy Telerex Com.
PAM.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09

Donald wavne Elliott. NEFA.
USN, son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Elliott Of Castiewood. South Dako.
n. y nov serving on board he
Submarine Tender. uSS How ard
". Gilmore tAS-is.) AZ key West
Elliott recently completed a n
weeks course al the Naval Metal.
smith School In Norfolk. Va. IIls
duties aboard ship viii include
work in. welding. cutting. burning
sheetmeial ora and blacksmith
orb 49, AAAsA sE8H8N
Elliott. who entered the Naval
Service May 81. 1851. received has
rrruit training " fhc Navai Train.
ing Center. Great Lakes, Illinois.
Before entering the Navy. Elliott
was graduated from casllewood
High Sho0l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
Will Truman
Run! Is Still
Topic
Close Friend OF
president Thinks
fIe Will Step AsDds
Al Opporiune Time
Citizen Staff Photo


Dresden, Humans news con.
|feence comment that ne going
TO LEI the political river lake IFS
course has been iniwi,oried by
some Of his closest friku3s as an
indication he does sci r<4n TO run
again.
Jack Bell. Associated Press poll.
teal reporter. says ne has learued
from . close associate u the Prcsi-
dent shai Mr.. Tfumaps inner cir.
r. expects he VIII xler aside a
the proper tipe nj hemc has
choice ~ . suees>Aos ofring 40.
foresecn Developments -
The President IL said 10 believe
the Republicans ~ill nominate Sen
Taft Of Ohio. ana that the Dcme-
Gratis have a good chance 10 defeat
hlm in November's election
his political river" remsrk
Thursday was seen as sign nc N
giving other Democrats . ehttX
a. show What Trey caa da-and fhat
De may throw lis support 20 he
strongest, provided h isnt sen.
hr.auxer az Tennessee
where GA lhe pasieei ff1i
Fali said ~ rsela 50
Esensa ef ferslerlv
wl a - eame - 1.c
- aink
Lodge tR.-Mass man
secg ol Gen Dwight y. Eisenhow.
ers presidential campaign. said IN
New Work: Public sentiment
favors Eisenhower oscrwhelmina
~. n the sentiment can be trans.
lated into delegates AZ the eonven
ton. Eisenhower will be nominated
ON the first ballot
,. william l.. Pfeiffer. New York
State COP chairman and Essen.
hover supporter. said in Washing.
Ion Eisenhower will get an ~
New Nork& o. convention votes. ("
Z. Taft hackers We viii get up
10 20 New York votes. .
Taft told has radio audience that
Il he gets four or five II the IA
New Hampshire delegates 20 the
cop convention. u viii debate
clsIms Eisenhower has great popu.
lar appeal even II the general gets
the rest.
Sen Duff (R.-Pa.l. an Eisenhow.
CT man. promptly called this pop
pyc0ck he said Taft was fixing
himself for a fall in the March
primary. and challenged him 20
fighi for a majority NJ the dele.
gaies--nos just four or five.
Harold =. Siassen. COP candi.
date. said IN a Baltimore speech
has party should take the lead In
developsng harmony between Ia.
Dor AMI business. and since prod.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09


The library chairman, Mrs. Hil.
da Cunniff, reported thai the car.
culation Of books had gone over
the top with 2.l20 books being CIR
81 during the month Of Jan.
uary.
Mrs. kirke reported for Mrs
Stuart Whiting. chairman Of the
Build Freedom For Youth" con.
test that the Key West Club had
been chosen as one Of ten in Flori.
da 10 enter the National contest
She said that seven clubs from the
entire United States will be chosen
for write.ups IN the April issue Of
the General Federation Magazine
The president appointed Mrs
Orion Russell as assistant ireasur
err.
Guests al the meeting were Mrs
Norman b. Cove. East Lansing Nj
chlgan, Mrs. &c. Carleton. 81. Pc.
Ger, Minnesota, Mrs. VIC. Wilson.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Mrs. Roger Brooks
and Mrs. VIC. wagsesi. Key West
and Mrs. E.E. Baird Of Chicago.
The flower decorations we're done
by Miss Eta Patterson. decora
ton chairman and were many spc.
cies Of crotons.
Mrs. Edgar willinR gave a most
interesting talk on "Musucms and
How they Tick. She opened with
the beginning Of art In Egyptian
times. through the Dark Ages.
where al art ceased. and through
the Middle Ages. where Il flourish.
cd again. mainly In the churches.
In the i4th century" she said,
Fart passed 10 the wealthy people
who were able TO have the artists
live IN their homes. ., was there
that art became humanized. Napo.
leon opened the first museum, in
the Louvre. and from there II
spread all over Europe.
Mrs. willing ended her talk By
asking the people Of Key West 20
preserve the art and historical
things that are 10 be found here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
Trio O( Illinois Visitors
Pleased With Darafion

Fred Reid. together with Al and
Bert Genovese. all Of Harvey. m.
we're visitors recently az the Mar
Inc Motel m Key Mesi. The paFty
reported that this Is their second
Visit 10 the nations souihernmosl
city.
hey have been pleased a. find.
inc all the attributes OF a good win
ter vacation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09

is are the ~ Ca aHeuean
economic system s1aat
base fer ioug4tr
rests b. rs eeVe q tolan.
tary profit shsfhH afa oaploycs
through Ameficaa iaeas eias+
sen attacked the TfHman admins
traiion a. "munty wasting. lax
stealing. hate pcddllns
Oklahoma's Gov. Murray point
edly avoided any indication 81 sap-
port for Sen Kerr sD Okla a. q
possible ''fasorite son Democratir
presidential nominee. Murray said
he would go along with the people
II his state" Kerr has not an
nouneed his candidacy. bat has
been mentioned as . possibility
The national headquarters II
Citizens for Eisenhower sepa.
rate from the campaign headguar.
tiers In Washington. was opened b.
New york Thursday Arthur u
Nandcnberg Jr.. 500 81 the late
senator. Is national chairman a
the group.
An Eisenhower ior president raj
~ h set Cor Madison SQUARE Gar
den In New York tonight
And = group o. Texans headirg
for the rally provided ! sQht
touch. Same carried "Tafi for ~.
senh0Wer signs. They explaiae,i
they we're from Taft. Tex, Whifh
has i.Soo people solid Cor Ike
There we're about 30 Texans IN
the group a. shey stopped Ia 81.
Louis Thursday niehf They shout.
ed a. they headed Cor New York
Here goes . loi a - Democrais.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
PUERTO ROO VISITORS
EXPECT TO ST1I YEAR

The Chamber at Commerce r.
ports ihai Ma and MrS. ilermiHin
Vargas Nadol Of Luna Iz9 $40
German. Puerto Rico csme re-
Gently 10 key West where TREY -.
peci 90 remain for one year This
Is their second visli 20 Gle southern.
most city In the United states.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
Indiana Visitors Like
kcy " esf's MID climate

Mr and Mrs Albert p. sterling
and Ar. ord Mrs. Laurence Cauni
~ wabash Ind were visitors re
Gently ~ Key Vest This was the
sieranes third visit here and ae.
eording 10 Mr.. Sterling. the thing
That siill inpresscs them most
about Florida i the lovely balmy
weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
YOUNG VISITORS FISH
md CD SIGHTSEEING

The Chamber Of Commerce an.
nounces that Francis Altman and
Jim R0senbaum ~ Rudyard. Mich..
are vacationing In Key West. They
expect 20 spend about two weeks
In the Island City, where they are
stopping At the Ocean View Cot
tages.
The young men are sizhi-secin
and are expecting 10 DO quite b m
Of fishing during their stay IN
West.