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Evening star., 1952-10-14

PolyneSian-GeiSha has gone to the post and
one week from tomorrow Vanderbilt's gray
probably will run for the last time this year
in the East View Stakes at Jamaica
If Native Dancer wins this .one, he will
remain the 18th unbeaten 2-year-old cham
pion since they began keeping records in 1870.
There's a little matter of winning money, too.
The East View Stakes could put him over Top
Flights 2-year-old earning record of $4,000.
More important, Native Dancer will have all
but nailed down the favorites role in the 1858
Kentucky Derby.
Strange that no gray horse has ever won
the Derby. Since 1875 the winners have been
Evening star., 1952-10-14
Turner to Box Cunninohum

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Oct. IA (P.
Gil Turner. Philadelphia well
terweight who won 81 straight be-
fore Champion Kid Gavilan
knocked him out last July, will
take on Johnny Cunningham of
Baltimore in 10-rounder at the
PaleStra here Monday.
Evening star., 1952-10-14

Others getting votes: Florida.
Nebraska (2), Holy Cross, Syra-
cuse, Texas Christian, Tennessee.
Princeton, Houston, Notre Dame.
Pitt. Louisiana State, Auburn.
Texas, Kentucky and Colorado.
Evening star., 1952-10-14
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

ALL OF SUDDEN the color gray is becoming highly
fashionable at the especially in the winners
This is chiefly because of Alfred slightly
louS 2year-od Native Dancer Eight times
Evening star., 1952-10-14
Last 7erp-Novy Tickets Gone;
Plans for Public Sale Cancelled
By MerrelI WhittIesey

Maryland'S Byrd Stadium was
complete sellout of 43,820 seats for
the Navy game at 1890 this morn
ing. Bill Cobey. business manager
Iof athletics. announced.
Hundreds of callers yesterday
had been told there would be a
Ipublic sale starting at 1:30 this
afternoon. but mail order reserva-
Itions that had not been opened
more than filled the remaining
seats. There was no overtime
counter sale today.
The game would have been a
sellout last week, but tickets for
the temporary seats around the
top of the stadium did not arrive
until last night. Navy sent late
request for 1000 Of that number.
Both schools emphasized all
tickets are gone and calls or visits
to the ticket Offices will be futile.
Benny Robinson, Maryland's
ticket manager. broke down the
stadium seating in the following
manner:
Permanent seats 33,450
Top rim on north side 2.940
End zone bleachers ---- $3.50
Temopararies around rim 4.080
Total ----- 43,82O
Evening star., 1952-10-14

Chet Hanulak had his counter
part on the Georgia team last
week in Connie Manisera.
Hanulak. the feet MARYLAND
Evening star., 1952-10-14

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18

Of clover and alfalfa hay were
processed this past year. The hay
fiushgr outfit and the milking
machine were rated by Mr.. Law
as the most important mechanical
equipment on his farm.
Good breeding, herd testing and
culling has helped the Laws to
bring their herd production up to
high level. Over 5000 pounds of
milk per COW was received last
year Two sows and a small flock
Of hens round out the livestock
program. Promising dairy heifers
are kept ON the farm for herd re-
placement.
The Laws are quite active in
community affairs. Ridley is presi-
dent of the Dairy Herd Improve
ment Association, and Mrs. Law
is president Of the local Farm Wo-
mans Club. The 16-year-old son is
vice-prcsident of his Future Farm
ers of America Club and is active
in other high school activities, as
is his year-old sister.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18
Grubbs Recognized
AS Good Educator

Francis Olmstead Gruhbs came
in for a share Of recognition in the
December 18 issue of Time maya
zine. under the Education topics
Grubbs was the son of the Rev
Henry Grubbs, who was Presby-
terrain minister in Oakland in the
early 1920's, and went to school in
Oakland for several years.
Mr.. Grubbs was named last week
as hcadmastcr of Loonis School
in Windsor, Conn, after twenty
two years there on the faculty. lie
is a graduate of Princeton Univcr-
.ity. Time reveals that he got off
to Lad start when he began
teaching French at the school. AT
his ve.y first class he caught his
feet in a wastebasket and fell flat
on his face. Later, the boys, with
typical irreverence, began calling
him fog But as things turned out
Francis Grubbs soon gave the lie
to his nickname"
He is called by Time as one Of
the East's most important second
airy schoolmen since LOOMS occu-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18

pies a secure place among the ma
tons top dozen prep schools. 1t
was founded in 1912. The price tag
there is S1.375 for boarders and
$3.50 for day students. Grubbs an
nounced he would continue the
policy Of making every boy, rich
or poor, wait on table and clean
his own room. He said the idea is
ito turn out boys who will be
ready to stand up and be counted.
We don't pass the buck to the col
leges. 1t is our role to bring boys
to the highest degree Of maturity
possible
Rev. and Mrs. Grubbs had two
other sons. One son, Henry, teaches
at O5erlin, and another son, Rich
ard, is an engineer, located in New
Jersey Both parents are now de-
ceased.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18

Club is presenting books in mem
DRY of Mrs, Frank Graham, mother
Of Spencer Graham. The Couples
Bridge Club is giving books in
memory Of Mrs. Finley Elliott,
mother Of Willard +, Elliott, and
of Mrs. James Gibson, mother Of
DR.. II. r. Gibson.
Books have been donated recent
ly by the O'Donnells, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Stanton, William Wonder
ly and Sam Aronhalt. Sanders
Motor Freight has given books and
pamphlets on the trucking industry,
The Christmas tree in the Ii
hrary is gift of the Lions Club.
A plant has been donated by Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18

Regional c h m p ons i'm the
Farming for Better Living Pro
gram this year were Nj. and Mrs.
Ridley r. Law, Taylor county,
above. Announcement was made at
the annual regional dinner held
recently in Morgantown, at which
time farm families from five
county area were guests of the
Morgantown Chamber of Com
MERGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Law. won the Tay-
Tor county FFBL contest in 1916
and competed with past county
champions in four counties of West
Virginia and Garrett county, to
win regional honors.
Also honored at the annual dim
ner were the 1852 county cham
pions which included Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Grove, Of the Gortner sec
ton, this county. Each of the coun-
ty champions will be eligible to
compete in future FFBL pro-
grams for regional honors.
Mr.. and Mrs Law operate a %
COW purebred Jersey dairy farm
of 1872 acres located in the western
end of Taylor County along route
U. S. $50 adjoining the Marion
County line.
A modern dairy barn built in
recent years, a neat cottage home,
green meadows and pastures really
set this farm out as a model.
Conveniences include a modern
kitchen, bath and television in the
home. A 30-foot farm freezer keeps
an abundant supply Of home pro-
duced meats, fruits and vegetables
handy at all times. A hay curing
system in the barn speeds up hay
making. One hundred seventy tons
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18
CRELLIN

Mrs. Della Sims and daughter
Alberta, and Delbprt Sims and
son, Donnie, Of Aurora, w. Va
were visitors of Nh and Mrs. Earl
Sims and the lattcr's grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah Sims, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hauser
and children, Of Mt. Lake Park,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Sims, last Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Sims has been i'll
the past week
Miss Agnes Bolyard. Of Morgan
town, W. Va, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bolyard.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18
News
From The
Ruth Enlow Library
By EDITH BROCK
BY EDITH BROCI

The library will close at 500
p. m. Wednesday evening, Deem
Der "a and will remain closed
through Friday, December 26. 1t
will be open for the usual hours on
Saturday, December 27.
A number of books have been
given to the library recently. The
Oakland Mountain Lake Park Lions
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18
Record Vote Cast

A record smashing 81, 547,8 1861 to-
tai vote was cast for president on
November A. Eisenhower won by
a plurality of 6,616,233, getting
80 ,927,54 votes. Stevenson got 27,-
311,3l6. Other parties got $685.
1896.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18

Owen Thomas Treacy.
There is an exhibit Of pottery
made at the Lynndale School in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18

the young peoples room.
Use The Want Ads.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-18

Three Hudson series for 1858 - Hudson
Hornet, Hudson Super Wasp and Hudson
Wasp. Twin Hoover ION the Hornet and
Super Wasp, Overdrivc or new Dual-Range
Hydra-Matic Drive optional at extra cost.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
CHARLESTON, 6. {.
Charleston. S. c. Jewish Community
Center Board l952-l953 Year

Beth Elohim Synagogue, Har-
old Baumrind.
Beth Israel Synagogue, Louis
Mescon.
B'nai Birth, Nathan Rosen.
B'nai Birth Auxiliary, Mrs.
Murray Marlowe.
Booster Club, Karl KareSh.
Birth Sholom Synagogue, DR..
Irwin Karesh.
Charleston Jewish Welfare
Fund, Milton Kronsberg.
Council of Jewish Women, Mrs.
Edwin Pearlstine.
Emanuel Synagogue, Charles
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

I Schiff.
Hadassah, Mrs. Irving Robin
son.
Hebrew Benevolent Society,
Maier Triest.
Jewish War Veterans, Irving
Solomon.
Jewish Welfare Board, George
c. Birlant.
Kalushiner Society, Oscar
Sokol.
Youth Council, to be appointed.
Zionist Organization of Amer
lea, Leroy Silverstein.
Past President, David Gold
berg.
Members at Large:
William Alderman, Edward
Kronsberg, Mrs. Leo Livings-
tain, Edwin S. Pearlstine, Hyman
Rephan.
OOmm111ee Ond1Tmens
Athletic, Henry Berlin.
Center Expansion, Irwin g
Steinberg.
Cultural, Sol Levine.
Day Camp, Mrs. Max Fucker.
House, Jack Schwartz.
Membership, Rudolph Robin
son and Mrs. Irving Levkoff.
Personnel, Louis M. Toporek.
Youth Activities, Rabbi Louis
M. Tuchman.
Rabbi Joseph Rothstein, Rabbi
Allan Tarshish, Rabbi Lewis A.
Weintraub.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

The Board of Directors who
will direct the affairs of the Jew
ish Community Center for the
coming year, 1952-1953 are as
follows:
Officers:
Abe Dumas, President; Irving
Levkoff, LIST Vice-President;
HYDE Robinson, End Vice-Presi-
dent; Sanford Olasov, Treasurer;
Louis Draisin, Financial Secre-
tary; Miss Rachel Goldberg, Sec
rotary.
Organizations
and Representatives:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
PTA Program
Under Direction OF
Chairman Tues.

Program arrangements for Jun
ior Senior High School PTA meet
ing to be held at the high schoo,
auditorium. Tuesday night will be
under the direction of w. G. Chap
man, diversified training instructor
at the school.
Chapman will present a panel
discussion by students of his class
on the subject of Good Citizen
ship through Diversified Cooper
alive Training.
A pamphlet covering all infor
nation pertaining TO the course
will be distributed at the meeting.
to PTA members.
Highlighting the meeting will be
the appearance of Michael MariS-
cal, young talented Key West artist
who will render several select
ions at the piano for the entertain
ment of PTA members. Mariscal
has made many appearances for
civic groups in the Key West area
all of whom have been high in
their praise of his ability.
A motion picture The Big Idea
viii be shown by the Americanism
Committee of the high school PTA.
The picture is being distributed
throughout the United States to
sress Americanism in heSehools.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
advisory Board
HOSteSSeS At
Wiues' Luncheon

Members of the Officers Wives
club advisory board we're hostesses
at the clubs regular luncheon
meeting held Friday al the For
Taylor Officers club. Approximate
ly 80 members were present.
Mrs. A.V. McPhillips of the FA-
WITH Officers Wives club was in.
troduced as the new co.chairman
and Mrs. Alwyn Smith took over
as chairman. from Mrs. J.W. Len.
ny.
Mrs. G.. d. Garner and Mrs. J.R.
Foresman decorated the tables for
the luncheon with a large bouquet
of Golden Gate" NUNS centering
the speakers table and arrange
ments OF purple bougainviEiea on
the side tables. Place cards we're
decorated with purple shell flowers.
Mrs. Smith introduced Mrs. &C
Bratenahl as the new special inter
estS group chairman and Mrs. X.
p. Rehnberg as the new publicity
chairman.
The door prize went to Mrs. IA.
Flenner.
Bridge games were played fol.
lowing the luncheon with prizes 90
ing to Mrs. CD. Garner and Mrs.
HE. Isakson.
The next luncheon meeting will
be on January IS, with members of
the Fleet Training Group Wives as
hoStesseS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Red Cross Goal Is
Set Al $4,000

The Executive Committee of the
Key West Chapter of the American
Red Cross met after lunch on Fri
day TO formulate plans for the
1852 Fund Campaign. The Com
mittee sci the Fund goal at $40. 900
% The Drive opens officially on
March !.
Mr. High Duggan is the Fund
Chairman for 1852. He stated that
this year the responsibilities of the
Red Cross are greater. Therefore,
much depends upon the genorSity
Of our pople TO carry out these
responsibilities.
Members present at the meet
ing we're chapter chairman Major
Ear Dillon, Allan Hampton, Char
les. Taylor. High Duggan, Mrs.
George Bonamy and Mrs. Garcia
f Nettles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
La COnchn Hotel
Is Host To
Polio Workers

James McAndreWS, manager OF
the La COncha Hotel, proved con
Genial host Saturday in Tie sun
ny Coffee Room of his downtown
hotel. when he and Mrs. Mean
drewS were leading the way for
more dimes and dollars to be col
lected in the 1852 March of Dimes
drive.
Mrs. CD. Harvey. president, and
members of Beta Sigma Phi soro-
ity, were served coffee and r0Es
prior to their "kicking-off" for
mornings solicitation of admis-
SionS to the March of Dimes Card
Party and Fashion Show to be held
next Thursday Despite the desire
to linger over coffee cups, Mrs.
Jeff Knight. Jr., gave the needed
impetus to tie group gathering
when she announced. Let's be off,
girls. and see which one of us can
sell the most for the March of
Dimes.
Card Party and Fashion Show
Chairmen, Mrs. Delio Cobo and
Mrs. Orion Russell. have again
stressed the need for making re-
servations early because tickets
are selling rapidly. Ii is desired
to give every patron the best pos
sible seats and this will be an inn
possibility if folks wait until the
last minute TO make reservations.
Profuse votes of thanks were Civ
en- Mr.. and Mrs. McAndrewS and
the La Concha Hotel staff for their
hospitality and their many concer-
ted efforts TO help in such worthy
cause as the March Of Dimes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Plans Laid For
Wari0neffe Shoe
To Be Held In Feb.

AT the Executive Board Meet
ing OF the Junior Senior High
School, pTA. plans were laid for
the marionctte show to be given
al the High School in February,
Present plans calls for the present
alton OF two shows. one at 10. so
am. for the elementary groups
and the other at l:50 pm. for
Junior Senior High School stu
Tents.
Final plans will be worked out
at a meeting Of the Ways and
Means Committee to be held at
the home of Mrs. f. f. Hood,
president of the organization, Mon
day at 200 pm.
Also discussed were plans for
the forthcoming Founders Day
Meeting TO be held in February.
Following the Executive Board
Meeting Al Room Representatives
Meeting was held in the cafeteria
Of the high school, Mrs Ida Claw
son was appointed chairman Of
the study course group.
Professor E0, Schweitzer. was
study course speaker for the even
ing. He chose as his subject Gu
dance
'Counselling really becomes
problem when the youngSter rea-
cheS TIE adoleScent stage. said
Schweitzer What We should do is
develop youngSter who can live
together with other people In do
ing this be sure what you say in
your counselling can be proved by
concrete evidence, he continued,
IN summing up his talk 10 the
group Schweityer tod group grand.
parents cannot give the same type
counsel 10 the youngster as bis
own parents. and 10 remember and
always consider the adolescent as
3 growing adult and counsel him
as such Work with them and try
TO show them their place in the
community
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Block O. Dimes
Is Huge Success

The Block O. Dimes Contest held
Saturday on Duval Street for the
benefit of the March of Dimes
Drive was a great success, ii
was stated today. The sum of $l3l.
90 was collected as results of the
contest. The contest was by the
Boy Scouts of the City under the
supervision of ScoutmaSter Antonio
V. Martinez and Mike Jacobs.
Chairman, Special Events Com
mittee for the March of Dimes
The local Boy Scouts are to be
commended for their excellent com
munity spirit and their untiring
efforts each year in the March
Of Dimes Drives, Jacobs stated to-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Widow Killed In
PrOpane Gas Blast

CR0SSZ.U Tl p-Tvo pro-
name oae t.s.t, hur)ed pieces Of
= l,roa ,n,,.l taul, i,,,o homes ov,,,.
= two.hlnrl. s,.a cyndav niph, ami
kinnd nm n,d,,I, uidnw T,,n other
nnrsnnS vars ,9i,,,.od
no n.,n as, ios,nns r,ne az
mos, families ~ th,S .molI South
rrn. II!inn.s fova we're nrcparinp
for = m,.rt &a1day nisbl slpner,
Mrs Mao Standard ahoui a
d;ad c;tr.,. 4;ror.,,. 4,.n,, Tho bIsst
g., .j,,., la,,,};chnd I,a.
bonSa Seyen o,rar frYmn houseS
uero 6am3,,4 ha5N.
- ~ % r. po,aau .;.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Local artists To
Hare Street Fair
Feb. 2 Thru Feb. 9

A group of Key West artists met
last night and decided on February
2 through February as the dates
for their winter street fair TO be
held at Clinton place near the
Aquarium.
The artists met FRIDAY night a
Larry Harms Studio, go Duval
street, to discuss plans for the
show. Other local artists, who
like to show their paintings in the
street fair are asked TO contact Mr..
Harms.
The group plans to hold the show
from 10 am. to pm. each day
during these seven days. On Feb
ruary z, the show win open at /
pm,
Among the artists to exhibit
their paintings in the fair are: Lee
phe Holden, Lee Albert, Adeline
Ross, Iris Brody, Roland Barker,
William and Rachael Campbell.
Gladys Dubois, Ed Giesbert. Marie
Hidden and Larry Harms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Penny Johnson
Engaged To
Jack larsen

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Johnson, 1924
Staples avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Penny Johnson, to Jack Larsen,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. B.L. Larsen,
1915 Petronia street.
The couple plan to be married
sometime in June. The date to be
announced later.
THE bride-ele is a student at
the Key West high school. The pros
pectiive groom is graduate of
the Key West high school and at
tended Florida State University,
Tallahassee. He is now employed
by the General Electric company
on the Operational Development
Station here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Six Rifles To
Be Prizes At
Charity Carnival

Six Winchester Model 81 Repeat
ing Rifles, will be prizes sponsor
ed by Fleet All Weather Training
Unit, it was announced today by
the Navy Charity Board of Gov
ernors.
The six rifles, each a separate
prize, win be placed on exhibition
in local Key West stores as soon
as they arrive from the Winchester
factory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
f.'0ning EDesafs
MONDAY, JANUARY "a

MONDAY, JANUARY ID
Circle three Of Women of the
First Presbyterian church will
meet at pm. in the home of
Mrs. Walter Price. 407 Elem
ing street,
Wesleyan Service Guild, WSCS
OF First Methodist church win
have a covered dish supper at
$50 pm. in the church annex.
Gold Star Mothers will meet at
pm. at the VIEW. home.
Key West Art and Historical So
ciety will meet at $40 pm. at
the West Martello Gallery.
Poinciana PTA will not meet as
scheduled but will meet on
January 81.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is
Minoca Council No. ID, Degree
of Pocohantas will meet at 1880
pm. in the Redmans Hall on
Caroline street. New officers
will be installed.
Key West Chapter No. 3, Dis
abled American Veterans will
meet ats pm. al the temple
on Amelia street M
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10
Dade Lodge No. IA, Masonic
Group will meet al 8 pm. in
the Scottish Rite Temple.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will meet at 5 pm.
in the Woman'S Club auditor
ium.
ladies Day Golf Tournament be-
gins al 8 am. at the Key West
Golf Course.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will meet at s pm. at the club
house.
glsland City Navy Wives Club No.
IS will meet at 1890 am. in
Building IT'S on the Naval Sta
ton.
Key West Duplicate Bridge AS
ISOLATION will meet at 745 pm.
in the Coral Room of the Over
seas hotel.
HS-1 Wives club will have a
luncheon meeting at noon at
Lees Orient Restaurant.
Monroe County PTA Council will
have q luncheon at noon at
Lees Orient Restaurant, fol-
lowed by meeting at lis
O'Clock at Harris School.
THURSDAY, JANUARY IL =
WI Officers Wives viii have q
luncheon meeting at ] pm. at
Aeropalms.
ElkS Lodge will meet AT s pm.
at the club.
VIEW. Post No. S9ll will meet
at pm. at the post home.
Sewing Group of Monroe County
Hospital Woman'S Auxiliary
will meet at ? pm. at the hos
pital.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 49,
Alcoholics Anonymous will meet
at pm. in the social hall at
the First Presbyterian church.
Key West Amateur Radio Club
will meet at 100 pm. in the
National Guard Armory.
Key West Shrine Club viii have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Florida Soldier Will
Remain Al Warm Springs

WASHINGTON R--Sen. Holland
Cd Fla has been informed that a
Florida soldier suffering from the
effects of polio viii remain at the
Warm Springs, Ga, Foundation as
long as doctors believe necessary.
The soldier is Staff Sgt. John A.
Benoit jr., of Orlo Vista, near Or
lando. He was stricken in May,
1851.
Ralph Davis, aide TO Holland.
told a reporter that Benoit had
been at the Maxwell Field, Ala,
Air Force Base Hospital for treat
ment but his mother had desired
that he be transferred to Warm
Springs.
Davis said the Air Force first
advised that members OF the
armed forces were not sent to the
foundation at government expense
but changed its mind when Ben
otis mother found out that an Ar
my colonel was receiving the treat
ment there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
Two NAVY Men
Killed in Crash

YOKOHAMA. Japan PA U. S.
Navy patrol bomber crashed and
burned in vacant field north of
here during a violent rain squat
today. Two persons were reported
killed and 10 or II injured -
Navy officers said names of the
victims would not be released until
next of kin are notified.
The plane was tw0-engine Con-
solidated flying boat--a PBY-type
used for training.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-14
NaraI Carnival
Features Haran0
Tour As Prise

A Havana tour win be sponsored
by the Chief Petty Officers of the
Fleet All Weather Training Unit. il
was announced today by the Navy
Charity Carnival Board of Cover
norS.
The lucky winner Will receive
two trip. all expense. two-day tours
of Havana. Cuba. The round trip
tickets TO Havana have been dona.
ted by Aerovias @ AirlineS. The
tour includes a comprehensive au.
tomobile drive visiting all points of
interest in Old Havana and New
Havana with Accommodations at the
Packard Hotel