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Evening star., 1952-03-06
Mississippi Jurors
Free 5Iaw Officers
In Beating Of Negro
by the As.eeiated Press

JACKSON, Miss. Mar. GA
white jury took only as minutes
to return a verdict of not guilty
in the civil rights trial Of FIVE
Mississippi law officers accused Of
beating q handcuffed Negro
prisoner.
Former Sheriff Robert E. Lee,
80, and four deputies were ac-
quilted on all counts at the end
of a two-day trial yesterday.
The trial was highlighted by
conflicting versions of the whip
ping given by Mr.. Lee and the
Negro-25-year-old Murry Gray.
an 9th Army truck driver flown
here from Korea to testify.
Denies Deputies Helped.
Mr.. Lee said he whipped Mr..
Gray with a slap stick"-a
leather strip about a foot long
with q handle-when Mr.. Gray
tried to escape. Mr.. Lee denied
that any of the deputies took
part in the whipping.
Mr.. Gray testified he was forced
to remove his clothes, was hand
cuffed to a pine tree. and was
fiogged to make him confess to a
burglary.
The case started in July, 1850,
when a filling station was robbed
in the small south Mississippi
town Of Magnolia. Mr.. Gray,
then q civilian, formerly had
worked at the station and was
arrested for questioning. The
next day. Mr.. Lee testified. Mr..
Gray told him, "All right, I'll take
you where the money is hidden" !"
Mr.. Lee said he and the deputies
drove Mr.. Gray to a remote
wooded area where the prisoner
said the money was hidden. The
deputies spread out to search the
underbrush, Mr.. Lee continued,
while he remained with Mr.. Gray.
Used "Slap Stick"
The former sheriff said Mr.
Gray made a break and ran
about so to 75 yards before he
could overtake him. They began
fighting, Mr.. Lee added. and he
used the slap stick" to subdue
the prisoner.
Mr. Lee said he then handcuffed
Mr.. Gray to a tree but denied the
prisoner was fiogged while help
less.
Deputy Frank Smith. another
defendant. gave testimony similar
! to that of MIR. Lee.
The defendants were acquitted
Iof charges of beating the Negro
and of conspiring to violate his
| civil rights.
In addition to Mr.. Lee and Mr.
Smith, the defendants were j. j
Montfourt. Nolen Wall and Andy
Jones.
4
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Sfepson Of Macarthur
Is Divorced by Wife
BY the Assoeioied Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Mar.
6.-Mary Rogers Brooks, 36,
daughter Of the late Will Rogers,
today obtained an interlocutory
divorce from Walter Brooks, 81,
|Step-son of Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur.
Mrs. Brooks. a former actress,
testified that Mr.. Brooks became
belligerent when drinking and
drank to excess two to three times
weekly. The couple was married in
1850 in Las Vegas. They have nc
children. She was Brooks fourth
wife.
He is the son of Mrs. Louise
Cromwell Heiberg Of Washington
D. c., who was married to Gen
Macarthur from 1922 to 1929.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Labor Seeks 10 Curb
Bevan After Defiance
OF Party Leadership
BY the As.oe;o,ed Pres,

| LONDON, Mar. 6.-Worried
Socialist leaders tried to decide
at an emergency meeting today
how to curb rambunctious Aneurin
Bevan and keep him from splitting
the Labor Party wide open.
Mr.. Bevan, 54-year-old left
winger who wants to be prime
minister If Britain has another
Socialist government, led Sc other
Laborites In open defiance of
party leader Clement Attlee's
voting instructions in the House
of Commons last night.
Their detection let Winston
Churchill's Conservative govern
ment beat down q Labor mo con-
ildence" motion by q startling 95-
vote majority instead Of the 80
|or so votes usual on such ballots.
Most members of Parliament
agreed that even though Mr.. Att
lee Still controls three-fourths Of
his party's members in the House
|of Commons, he must do some
thing quickly or his authority as
party leader is gone. They
thought. though, any disciplinary
action would stop short of ex.
|pulsion from the party Of Mr..
Bevan and his So fellows in de-
fiance.
/. Bevan Votes In Reverse.
Mr.. Attlee. backed by more than
200 other Labor members Of the
House. had ordered all Socialist
members to vote for the Labor
amendment expressing lack Of
confidence in the ability Of the
Churchill government to carry out
the $13.160. .000, 900 arms program.
He told them to abstain from
voting on government motion
approving its handling Of the plan.
Mr.. Bevan and his followers,
who think the arms program isl
too big, and some Socialist House
members who oppose rearmament
on pacif1st grounds did just the
reverse.
The Socialist amendment was
rejected. 219-341. with the Bevan|
group abStaining. As Mr.. Attlee
and his followers abStained, the
Bevanites voted against the gov
ernment motion. which carried,
1885.
The Conservative Daily Mail
likened it to "the might in 1910
when Neville Chamberlain was
forced out Of the leadership Of the
Conservative Party and the pre-
because Of the large ABB
stentions Of his normal sup
porters."
Harm to Country Seen.
The pro-Labor Daily Herald ex-
pressed its alarm at the party
situation in an unusual 'front.' |
page editorial.
I'VE must tell Bevan and his
supporters they. have set out onI
a course which will harm the
country and imperil the future
of the Labor movement" thel
paper said. 'They now are de-
liberately bent on challenging the
democratic decisions Of the par
liamentary Labor Party and adj
pertising their antagonisno to its
elected leader, Attlee." s'37aa
In the debate preceding the
vote, Mr.. Churchill admitted the
defense program, which the Labor
government originated year
ago. was running a year behind
schedule. He blamed this in part
on lag in American aid. but
said he pinned his hopes for peace
in the meanwhile on a rapidly
growing" United States stockpile
of atom bombs.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Film Actor Louis coIherr
Parts With Fourth Wife
By the Assoeiused Pre-.

~ me AssocIufed Press
HOLLYWOOD. March Ellis
Studio says Actor Louis Calhern
and his fourth wife have sepa-
rated but neither plans q divorce
"at present"
Mrs. Calhern. the former Mari
anne Stewart, has moved out Of
their home, o spokesman for
|M-G-M said yesterday. The cou-
|ple has been married six years.
Mr.. Calhern's previous wives are
Socialite Julia Hoyt. Writer-Ac-
tress Ilka Chase and Actress Ma
|talie Schafter.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
New Group il Frunce
Hos Bilinquul Obiect

PARIS.-An organization has
been formed in France to sponsor
Ia proposal that in every country
French or English shall be taught
as an obligatory second language.
The founders contend nd, artifi-
|cial language, such as Esperanto,
however simple, win ever attain
the popularity Of those two living
languages.
Thirty members Of the French
National Assembly have formed
an interparliamentary group to
further the idea and press for
legislation.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Your 2e Worth

Sausage is about the best buy
IN the meat case. And for about
&c more than average sausage,
you can get Jordan's Virginia
Sausage, all pure pork in the old
country style, by the packers of
Jordan'S famous Virginia hams
and smoked bacon. Put Jordan's
Virginia Sausage on your dinner
menu once a week.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Sitter Sleeps, Boby StrolIs

CALGARY. Alta. R.-Police
spotted a 2-year-old girl on the
streets at 2 am. They located the
infants home nearby, where they
found the baby sitter fast asleep.
The baby sitter was reprimanded:
the child went back to bed.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
sy The Asseeisi.d Pres.

~ the Assoeioied Fress
LOS ANGELES. Mar. 6.-The
$3.333 monthly family allowance
OF AL Jolson's widow was cut IN
half yesterday because Of her
December Z marriage to q Holly
wood producer.
Superior Court held that Mrs.
Erie Jolson Krasna, under Cali
|fornia law, no longer is entitled
to the family allowance for her
self, but win continue TO receive
adopted son, Asa, 3.
Mrs. Krasna was awarded the
Palm Springs (Calif) mansion
Evening star., 1952-03-06
One Good Way 10
Save on Meat

EconomyAwith variety, too,
lis made possible by serving
sausage for dinner: Sausage
with fried apples, sausage with
waffleS, sausage with Spanish
rice, sausage with corn fritterS,
sausage with grits, stuffed pep
perS with sausage, and sausage
with baked apples.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Firm Appoints Aide

NEW YORK, Mar. 6 R-The
construction firm of Merritt,
Chapman and Scott today an
noumeed the appointment of Lewis
M. Schott. Florida State beverage
director, as assistant to the COM
pany president. Ralph E. Desi-
none.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
LYON new FREEDOM
CUSTOM KITCHEN

<e&sesGs1 tie <seAeAiss
AIR coNTRol CABINET
! tSs Aa~fSse Ase<d.e
-REMoVES STEAM
KEEPS KITCHENS
CLEANER AND COOLER
-REMovES COOKING oDoRS
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Court Halves Allowance 10 Widow Of Al JoIson

she once shared with the singer.
Her bid Of $95.134 was unopposed.
Previously she had been given
the Jolson home In Encino. under
community laws.
Mr.. Jolson left his widow 81
million In d trust fund and she
was awarded another 81 million
In community property. Asa has
o $500, 900 trust fund.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Rina in the New

AS Glasgow's official carnpan-
ologist, q young woman has rung
In the New Year for that city
of Scotland annually since 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
Apply To Wed

Norman Frederick, Nussbaum
81, Rock Harbor, Fla, and Doro-
thy Weller Lowder, 1858 Genke,
Chicago, Ill, 80. applied for q mar
rage license at the Office of coun-
II Judge Raymond r. Lord.
Other couples applying to wed
are as follows: Thomas Allyn Bur-
ser, e, USN and Esther Joyce Do
seek, 20, Ohio; Carlyle S. Fahai,
30. Ills Catherine street, and Eve
lyn Mae Pinniger, Is, 2S04 Sackette
Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio: BROKER
=. Paulk, SO. Fl. Village and Lula
Mae Stevens, 81, TT. Village; lie.
roy c. Allen, 81, sos Elizabeth ST.
and Sarah ]. Lumpkin, a, sos Eli
Sabeth street; WalIy jackson, So.
006 Ashe street, and May Mary
Louise Caraballo, 80, S0S Ashe st.
Warren Gambler williams, Is,
Marathon and Viola Ellen Lose,
-, Marathon: and Robert E. John
son, II AUW school, uSN and
Maryline ]. JONES, sssA Minor
ca, Coral Gables; John II. Buck
LIN, rs. Fleet Sonar School and vir-
einia E. Potito, %. Revere, Mass,
Ellvood H. Forni. %, Fleet Sonar
School and Mildred NJ. Mytnik, Is,
Key West Trailer court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
Official Thanks
Give1, Staffster
By Naval Capts.

A certificate Of appreciation stat
Ing that Miss Dorothy Raymer of
The Citizen staH contributed to the
success Of the Navy Charity carni.
val for 1851 was received today
presented by Capt. c. c. Adell,
uSN Commander OF the Naval
Base and BY Capt. w. H. Truesdell,
Chairman, uSN. chairman govern
ing hard.
Special feature stories written by
Miss naymer on the carnival and
itsms d her column ''Coneh Chow
der were part Of the contribution
for which the certificate was Civ
en-,
The certificate 'spressnted in sin
cere appFeeiati0n," was accom-
panied By Z personal letter from
Capt. Truesdell. The letter, dated
April I. from the U. 5. Fleet Sonar
Geheol, follows:
'Miss Dorothy Raymer.
Key West Citizen.
COS Greene ST.
Key West, Fla.
my Dear Miss Raymer,
''It u with extreme pleasure that
I take this opportunity to express
my own appreciation and that of
all concerned with the Navy Chari-
ty Carnival 1852 for your coopera-
ton and assistance In making this
years Carnival an outstanding sue
cess. There can be no doubt that
your personalized articles and
news on the Carnival contributed
UNNECESSARILY to the large atten-
dance, and therefore to thesuccess
Of the Carnival.
Enclosed Ia q certificate that
Capt. Adell and hope win serve
In some measure as an expression
Of the Nays continuing apprecia-
ton Of your assistance to us.
my kindest personal regards.
VERY truly,
wv II. Truesdell'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
Easter Theme
M0Uie Scheduled
By MethOdisfs

The Ley Memorial Methedisi
Church, corner Truman Aysnue
and Georgia Street. win present it,
annual movie In keeping with he
Easter theme on Friday, April n.
The church again extends Z most
cordial welcome to the general pub.
Lie, servicemen, and visitors % eur
city.
Last years Passion Play was q
huge success and we are expect.
ing this years selection. "A Journey
Into Faith" to be just a. helpful.
The movie win be presented a
7:s0 and again at $50 On friday
night. The presentatien portrays
Jesus and His association VITA
some of His Disciples between the
time Of the Resurrection and ths
Ascension.
This picture story Is highly ~.
commended for IFS rare quality q
spiritual depth. Although many q
the scenes win be dramatic, there
is no intention toward spectacle.
The specific object Of this movie
is to strengthen the faith % the
individual in the resurrected Christ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
MAIDS NIGHT OUT
~ dot"
"F.s.i. GIRL" d The Strand
ThAsxrA

"F.s.L GIRL" q The Strand
Theatre
Caesar Romero with silvered
temples takes on Q nGw type of role
as an F.B.I. agent and does II with
commendable reserve. The story
u 4 drama which Is partially do
cumentary. II isn't q lavish produe-
ton and Audrey Totter looks q bit
tattered and worn lshe's been In
the headlines recently for automo-
bile accidents and charges OF driv-
ing under the wrong circumstan-
ces, but 1t has its moments of bold
drama based on facts.
The story could have been q
mystery, but II puts up no false
front. Right from the start, the au-
dience Ii let In on the know" that
q prominent state official has a
murder charge against him and
that biz fingerprints are In the r.
b.. files In Washington. When his
campaign comes up, his unscrupd-
LOUIS public relations manager as
sisted by assorted gangsters 60 to
oil and any means to get the prints
out Of the files. They use key peo-
pie who are employed In the re-
cord department when possible. A
weak brother who Is pawn Of the
gang induces bis sister, q clerk In
the file section, TO set the first
prints. To keep anyone from talk
ing, killings ensue.
There 10 one especially sinister
knifer who ilvades q hospital 10
finish off the brother who didn't
die of the first slashing. The MUIR
dersr's demise ID q real shocker.
AZ the chase grows hotter with the
F.B.1. hounds haying on the trail,
q helicopser is added to the search
and of course the villains are hunt
Cd down. The pogitico is Led off 10
face his cid murder charge and the
romance angle il ironed out neat
".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
HONOR GIVEN TO

tGuuuhue1 FROM rage One1
40 one Of IS outstanding Florida
educators to attend the meeting
81 the Statewide Elementary
Program Committee Of the State
Department of Education held at
the Florida Hotel, Tampa, Flori-
de. April 3 and 4.
The purpose OF the meeting
was 70 snalyze critically the ele-
mentsrg education program Of
The State Of Florida. The organi-
ration Of the committee grew out
q reco m mendations Of the
southwlds Study on Elementary
Education.
The committee ruay continue
% q permanent group serving In
advisory capacity in elementary
education 10 the State Dept. Of
EducatiDn- TIE group included
representatives from every de-
psrtnens In Fiarida education,
including elamveem teachers,
rglnrirals. supervisors supsrin-
tsndents, teacher-ccllege staff
members ard state department
psrs9nnel.
The type al ohsssss ana ras
inesassa services - ard s1aay &
eAAanress stimulating interest Ia
eaAAa Gsvs pmEEG ca tfe part az
ssaehaEs ara parents; TIA
a teachers. casa for caIcElzt.n
ssashss leaas; faFnllias!alng the
public With the nkaEzater os Shal.
ersn esr~sved cs eSacatsan De-
esass u The laSk q sas4s avail.
ale 70 be used fer buildings and
eQaspmesat: general problems OF
instruction In elementary seaOols.
texteccks ard materials, ia Use
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
Wedding Held
At Brides Home

A quiet home wedding marked
the nuptials of Miss Juanita HauEa
and Stanley Willis, Jr. who were
married yesterday. April 8 at the
home Of the bride. TAT United
street. Pedro Aquilar, notary pub
lie performed the double ring esfe-
mony.
Many relatives and friends Of the
couple were present for the rites.
Attendants were Miss Martha Bau-
"a, sister Of the bride, and And
erson Guthrie.
Col. Julio Lacedonia of the us.
Army, q cousin Of the bride, made
movies Of the marriage and Of the
reception later at the brides home.
The happy couple left for points
north on q honeymoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

Fort Taylor, noon.
SATURDAY, APRIL 12~-
Art classes for children, 3 % Z
pm, patio of West Martello
Gallery, County Bach.
MONDAY, APRIL Ia
Handicraft special interest EreuA
Officers Wives. ct otrs. RI.
Naval Station, 1850 pm.
Meeting, Club 55l, Elks Club An
mex, 8 pm.
Boy Scout Court Of Honor. Lien's
Den. z pm. followed by Dis
trict Scout Committee meeting.
Lions De nat . pm.
Meeting, Key West Art and His
torical Society, w. Martelle.
$50 pm.
Meeting. Beta Sigma Phi. sss
Carlos, 9 pm.
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. -,
Scottish Rite Temple, Q pm.
Meeting, Gold Star Mothers,
v. r. w. home. 7 pm.
Meeting. Circle III, Women e
First Presbyterian Church,
home Of Mrs. Walter Clawson,
Seidenberg Ave-, Q pm.
Meeting, Circle II twas postpon-
ed from 1st week. at First
Presbyterian Church, ; pm.
Meeting, Poinciana School p .T.A,
at school. 8 pm.
Meeting, Wesleyan Service Guild.
w. s. c. 8. First Methodist
Church, 7.30 pm.
TUESDAY. APRIL l5--
Handicraft special interest group.
0fficsrs' Wives, Qtrt. HI
Naval Station. 1;30 pm.
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club
Logun's Beach Patio festsue
rant, Gas pm.
Meeting. Key West high School
P.T.A., q pm.
Meeting, Key West Assembly No.
70 Order Of Rainbow Girls.
Scottish Rite Temple. 7:so pm.
Meeting. Civil Air Patrol, Amsri.
can Legion Home. Stock fslsnds
6p.m.
Meeting, Key West Chapter Ia.
3, Disabled Veterans. Luz Tenn
pie, 9 pm.
Meeting. Minoca Council No. -
Degree Of Pocohantas. Ned,
mems Hall. 7:3o pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
PRESIDENTS WILL
Continued From Page one)

dents routine and Key Vests
future.
Delivered a few hours before
the Presidents announced deci-
sion not to run for the White
House, on March 20, Fisher said.
Regardless of-Mr. Truman's
actions. the Key West Naval
base il likely to bs Z future
residences Of Presidents. The
tropical climats, easy access 10
Washington By mir. security
and privacy afford. give u
natural advantages for Z Chief
Executive seeking rest. Other
Presidents before Mr.. Truman
have visited there.
THE town is now booming"
broadcast Fisher in Chicago, ''be-
tween growing attraction as q
resort sne expansion as naval
air and submarine base. The SUBJ
marine fleet on patrol or man
euvers goes out ut dawn and can
be seen returning at dusk. Dur
ing the day, Navy jets, propeller
planes, and helicopters zoom or
buzz over the town and beaches,
the Gulf, and Atlantic ocean.
NAVY personnel are not too
happy about living costs there.
Prices are high and living ac-
commodations hard to find.
Navy families consider them
selves lucky 10 rent under 500
Q month and then mostly In old
dwellings. in which termites Of
fer a problem. Some have taken
TO trailer colonies on the out
skirts to solve THAR housing
Fisher said about the Presi-
dents 18th visit:
"a wall Of isolation has BEEN
erected around the rrssidsnf.
eithsr by his ewn dssifl o. The
opsrstions 81 the palace guard
of secretaries and sidss who
surround him. In fcrmss yssrs
and on sarlisr trips. the Pres
idsns vas shsttY and infermsi
with rspertsss rho travsisd
wish him ~ ssmsiimss invii.
Cd thsm ever 10 Ths Little
whiss Hsuse ~ 10 swim from
his psivsis hsssh.
We saw very litfas Of the
President EuTsng cur three
v-aslss az Key Wsss- =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
Gladys TrombIy
Welded liz Cuba
To Nary Chief

Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Doherty.
s4s Olivia street announce the mar
riage of their daughter Gladys A.
Trnmhly to Isaac Ralph Lloyd OF
Philadelphia, Pa.
The wedding took place in Hava-
ma, Cuba, April I. On April 6, the
couple left for honeymoon at Va
ranero Beach, Cuba.
On their return to the United
States, the newlyweds viii make
their home at I'll Frances street.
The groom is returned navy
chief and served in World War I.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
Coming Events

APRIL 81
Public speaking class, Woman's
Club, 8 to 5 pm. directed by
Mrs. Carl Hilton.
Luncheon, Naval Station Officers
Wives at Casa Marina, 1880
pm.
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies,
Scottish Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Meeting, American Legion, Art
hur Sawyer Post No. Is, Post
Home, Stock Island. 8 pm.
Meeting, Monroe General Hos.
pital Auxiliary. hospital, 8 pm.
Meeting, Junior Debs, Woman's
Club, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, I pm. Fleet Training
Group Officers Wives Club,
Echoasis, cocktails at 1915.
FAWTu owe, coffee, Aero
palms, 10 am.
Ladies Day Golf Tournament, K.
w. GoA Course. 9 am.
Meeting, Junior Oh. Commerce,
clubhouse, 8 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge As.
ISOLATION, Coral Room, Over.
seas hotel, 7:45 pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. IS. Bldg. 17S. N. s..
1890 am.
Coffee, HS-1 Officers Wives, Sea
Plane Base pool. 10 am.
THURSDAY, APRIL To-
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, v.
r. w. Post ssl1. WV home, 9
pm.
Meeting, Jay Shoes. Jsycee club.
house, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, Art
hur Sawyer Unit Is. Post home,
8 pm.
Meeting, DR.. Felix varela Lodge
No. o., Cuban Masonic Lodge,
SPIN.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary Fleet
Reserve Association, clubroms,
$3.50 pm.
Busy Bee Club, 8 pm.
Meeting, Room Representatives
Of Jr. ST.. H. 5. PTA, school,
SPIN.
Meeting, Ladies Aid Grace Luth-
eran church, 8 pm.
Meeting. Monroe County Hospi-
tai Woman's Aux. Sewing
group, at hospital, 2 pm.
Luncheon, Rotary Club, st. Paul's
Parish Hall 1915 pm.
Luncheon, Gray Ladies Corps.
Sun and Sand Beach Club, li:3o
am.
FRIDAY, APRIL IL
Meeting, Key West Amateur Ra.
dio Club, National Guard Ar
mnry, 7:3o pm.
Meeting, knights Of PythiaA.
Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming
st., 8 pm.
Meeting. Alcoholics Anony.
nous, First Presbyterian
Church, 8 n. m.
Meeting, Fern Chapter, No. n
Order Of Eastern Star, Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Luncheon. officers Wives Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
Film Star Cliff
Dimes At Home OF
Famed Playwright


Film star Montgomery Cliff was
entertained at dinner Friday even
ing st the home Of his host, Ten
nessee Williams, 1881 Duncan
street.
Enjoying the evening were Miss
Ann Doret. Miss Betty French. Bis
hop Dakin. Mr.. Williams grand
father, and Frank Merlo.
Cliff Left Key West Monday.
Playwright Williams expects to
remain here for a short while be-
fore flying to New York and then
making his annual trip to Italy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
MRS. RAMON GARLIC
ARRIYES FROM RECLA

Mrs. Ramoa Garlic. fUmeFiy
Miss Olga Gcnsaiss q kegls, Gu
ha. arrived from Cuba y jstn her
husband, Ramon Garlic. Thsy win
live d DO Simoaton street.
Garlic u employed ~ TIE Over.
seas Trsnsrxtatien esmpsHy.
Mrs. carYsIls states tAat shs likes
Key West very much. IAis h Aer
iirss trip here an ~ claims nat
Key West rsnisds Aef q Asr -.
tive Cuba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

Dsushssr ser MecIInseek
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. McClintock
Of Olivia street are the parents Of
Z baby daughter horn April I at
the Naval Hospital. The new arri-
val has been named Linda Lee.
Mother and baby are doing nicely,
II i reported and are expected
home from the hospital within the
next few days.
Mrs. McClintock was the former
Mary Louise Pent Of this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
nrs. Gerald Ls6rsdda
I'isited ~ Mefhsr

Mrs.. n. l. Wait Il oFlando, ia,
10 sisiting her nsssh<r. Mrs. Gerald
Lahrsdaa, 80 whisehesd street.
Sic expects 10 remain tsr About q
week.
Nss. walss pfsiss u Ksy WEI
lnsin1ed Asf tmpesseiea 81 ~
drive here aieng shs Overseas
Hlghway. SAID me. IN vas ne
most h<ausifal trip ] have ever
made"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09
HAVANA PRACTITIONERS
RETURN WITH Guest

Mrs. Gilbert ogaen, Mrs. Eva
FernandcE and Mrs. Margot Que
sada arrived by plane from Cuba
this week. Mrs. Ogden and Mrs.
Fernandez we're vaessinning In Hs'
vana for month.
Mrs. Quesads returned with them
az . guest al Mrs. ogden's In ksy
wsss. she expects 10 spend several
rmcntAs here