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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19

he first appeared before the grand
jury and had thought that the
nephew actually had given him
the checks, instead of Capt. How
ard.
The Government produced testi-
mony to show that Florio changed
his story before the grand jury
after he learned that Capt. How
ard had told the panel of giving
the checks to Florio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19

Tcloudiness with chance of rain in
west and north portions by night.
Not much change in temperature.
Wind-East northeast, 8 miles
per hour National Airport at
1905 am
Five-Day Forecast, Washington
And Vicinity, December 1924.
Temperatures will average 5 or
6 degrees above normal. Wash
lngton normals for the period are
43 and % for the daily high and
low. Mild over the week end. fol-
lowed by colder Monday and
Tuesday Rain tomorrow or Sum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19
West Augusta Boy, ID,
Killed as Auto Upsets
BY the Associated Press

STAUNTON. Va, Dec. 49,
Ralph Owen Hamilton. jr.. IA, of
West Augusta was killed instantly
last night when the car he was
driving overturned on State Route
736 north of Churchville.
The boy was pinned beneath the
wreckage He was the sole occu-
pant of the car, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19

are cOnferrlng
with Arthur S.
F lie m m / ng, a
member of the
Eisenhower-ap-
pointed Gov
eminent reor-
g a Il j liza tion
committee. to
find out if
President elect
Else n h o W e r
wants the pro-
gram put into
effect at this
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19
Wide Variety Of Climate

ALBUQUERQUE.-Climate in
New Mexico ranges from that of
Hudson Bay to that of New Or
leans. because of a difference in
elevations of different areas of the
State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19
Beer License Denied

The Prince Georges County
Liquor Board yesterday denied g
beer license for the M. & j. Bar.
tbecue. 1901 Chillum road, after
civic groups appeared to oppose
it-as they have successfully done
ON four previous occasions since
1916.
I The board postponed decision
on another application for trans.
fer of an off-sale liquor license
from 9165 Livingston road to 1867
Suitland road. Petitions present.
ed at the hearing in Upper MARI
bo1o contained signatures of 60C
favoring the transfer and 33s
against. The crowd at the hear
ling, however. was about 2-to-1
against the transfer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19
Weak|eyDuetoT Testify
In Own Defense al
Murder Trial Today

Luther r. Weakley, 81, former
salesman. was expected to testify
today in his own defense, in his
retrial on a charge of first degree
murder. in connection with the
fatal shooting of his employer
in May. 1850.
Attorney James ]. Laughlin.
who began putting on defense wit
nesses yesterday Immediately after
the prosecution had finished
presenting its case, said he ex-
pected his client to testify today.
Weakley is accused in the fatal
shooting of the employer, Thomas
G. CarneS. who was Washington
manager of the Blue Plate Foods,
Inc. Trial is before a jury in the
u S. District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Mr. Carnes was shot in his office
in the 300 block of F street NE,
during a visit by Weakley. The
defendant had been fired by Mr.
Carnes the day before. according
to testimony.
Doctor Testifies.
The first defense witness was
DR.. John Lee Dull, who testified
he had treated Weakley for
nervous trouble sometime before
the shooting.
The second defense witness was
Joseph j. Culver, assistant secre-
tary and assistant treaurer of Blue
Plate Foods, Inc. at its head
quarters Office in New Orleans. He
told of methods of keeping records.
While Mr.. Culver was on the
stand. Attorney Laughlin intro
duced, as evidence. a letter toI
the headquarters Office, which he
contends was written by Weakley
but which bore fictitious sigma
ture. The letter complained how
the Office of the concern was run
here. It said: Il have leads that
will expose facts" which the
writer went on to explain were
more than he could tell in the
letter.
PSychiatrists Named.
Meanwhile, Judge Burnita Shell
ton Matthews, who is presiding at
the trial, late yesterday named
two private psychiatrists to ex-
anime Weakley, with a view to
determining whether he may have
been suffering from temporary
insanity at the time of the shoot
ing. The doctors are DR.. Fred
Moss and DR.. Robert Odenwald.
Appointment of psychiatrists to
examine Weakley was the result |
of request made earlier in the
trial by Mr.. Laughlin, who wants
them to determine whether his
client acted under irresistible i'm /
pulse in the shooting.
= The psychiatrists are expected
to examine Weakley over the !
week end.
Weakley testified, during his
first trial in 1850. that the gun
went off during tussle. after Mr..
Carnes threatened him. /
In December, 1850. Weakley
was convicted of numbering Mr..
Carnes, but he won a new trial
when the conviction was set aside
by the U. S. Court Of Appeals for
the District of Eolur4bia.
In his opening statement to
the jury. Attorney Laughlin said
Weakley had drawn the gun in
self-defense. He also said his
client was nervous and upset at
the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19
School Contract Let 4.

An 1887 .066 contract was
awarded by the Fairfax School
Board last night for the county's
first colored high school. Success
full bidder was Eugene Simpson
& Bros. of Alexandria.
The school will be known as
Mortified High School, after the
community where it is to be To-
Gated, Colored high schol STU
dents in Fairfax County now at
tend the Manassas Regional High
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Decision on Reserve Status Near
For temporary Indefinites
By joseph YOUNG

decision expected within the days whether to
put into effect at this time the plan
Governments temporary indefinite employees.
This which eventually would permanent status
for persons who have entered the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19

will be cloudy of the country tonight Snow is
most of the Pacific Lakes
while rain is predicted the coastal sections of the
Pacific Southwest States Palms. the Msss
sipp and Ohio Valleys will continue cold in the Northeast
and turn colder in the Southern Plains ZAP Wirephoto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19

service exams. is now or President
Humans desk.
However, White House officials
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Hearf-ThrOb Shoe
OF Fashion Slated
BY Church School

n. Paul's Church school viii
present a style revue called "Fas.
HON Heart. Throbs on Wednesday
February % in the Parish Hall. AZ
3 pm.
Ideal Toys are providing the
clothes and Mrs. Joseph I.add and
Mrs. Gienwood Sweeting are ii.
reeting the show. A Valentine
theme is being used throughout
with appropriate costumes and
scenery.
The Moman's Auxiliary viii be in
charge Of booths on the grounds al
0 pm. the same evening for sale
Of gifts and food.
Tickets are available at the Ideal
Toys shop. and through members
and teachers 81 the Church School.
A complete program will be an.
nouneed later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Ex-key Wester Graduates
From u. OfMiami Law School
VIII Practice With Husband
Citizen Staff Pilot

we'd as court reporter at the War
Crimes Trials In Manila.
Mrs. Sobieski graduated cum
laude from the Miami Law School.
She Was a member Of the editorial
board Of the University a Miami
Law Quarterly.
Present AZ her commencement
last Monday were her mother Mrs.
Victoria NJ. Dion. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Paul Dion and daughter Lynn. u
North Adams. Mass. MIR. ". Buddy
Dion and Miss Alice Branin Of hey
West and. Mrs. A. r.. Vito.
Mrs. Sobiesxi gained her incen.
tive 10 go 10 Law school when she
worked for Allan h. Cleare. Jr..
Monroe County Solicitor. Clcare
encouraged her 10 pursue the law
while she Was working as has sccre.
tary.
Francs Sobieski Is a practicing
attorney With the firm Of Okell and
Henderson In Miami lie received
his bachelor Of laws from the MI
ami Law School IN 1850 DC is also
a professor 0f Business Law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Leg-Ambassadors
Are Sought

FRANKFURT. Germany Up
A hiHh intelligence rating. shape
ii legs and good looks are the
essential requirements foe a nep
kind II German diplomat whn
viii soon tour foreign cuuntries
The selectiun program u now
underway in - bln cities q
ehnose sCeFnaany's uaost charm.
INC stfwking acavrx Win are o.
represent a leadine wnerttem
brFe hoslcry eosnpany - rowing
Z ieg ambassadors
It's tire same firm which dis-
covered last year. after salrveyin.
81 900 hanfraus and ffaulcinr
that German Women avcraRe
bigger feet thicker eaIvvS and
fatter thighs thar before tfe
0aF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
PHONE: Citizen Office, 1895
POinciana Fesfiral
To Open Tues. IA
" ickerS' Stadium

TIE PofHeiana FESTIVAL Carnival
whieh IS presented a wickers sta.
aium Tuesday besinning 81 7:so
p rs Nal laa throagh February
p aNil givs spegiaiors q chance
70 ssi into ne mardi. gras mood.
Featured nenurmer ~ the show
is hitiy Shaser who does q high.
role act $50 feet Ia the air
Fun for sroN nups and children.
iao % promised by the troupe II
.he trained chihuahuas, flnieSs
dogs IN TIE wofld.
Other attractions vii be q nam.
moth SIDE shoa. q Flyoplane ride
"a . special amusement gadecs
wheh loops the loop. A merry "a.
round and ferris wheel. a kiddy
train and roller coaster. and boats
and auios wlll add TO the festival
spirit.
David McCurdy Is IN charge a.
TIE affair with benefits 10 20 10
the recreation fund Cor polncsana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
sMiTHERs PROMISES

tScutinued nom Page OneD
troll ans speech felt yelling up
within me. did NOT want these
men % think Vas a young pop.
OF. ! never liked guys in the Jay.
Gee who tried 30 take over in their
first month.
The smiling scion said. looking
AZ the crowded restaurant.
ITS rare that | have this many
people listening 10 me. particularly
IN Washington.
n used 10 visualize the life az
senator. he said. sas one in
which he spoke 10 q packed floor
and gallery. Actually we're lueky
II We have SIX on the floor when
&c speak and II Is an oratoricai
triumph, II tao are listening. =
Senator Smashers said that each
senator feels that he "a the saviour
of the country and that whai he il
doing transcends In importance al
other Senatorial activity.
Commenting on key Vests 90.
peal for Federal aid on The water
shortage, senator Smathrrx said
\ don't know 81 any county that
has been treated 80 generously b.
the Federal Government over !
period II time. The agencies ~ the
Us Government have come % the
rescue Of the county before they
viii again.
In the present water crisis. the
Us Congress must approve an ap-
preparation for additional pumping
stations 10 boost water along the
I'D mule pipeline 60 key West. The
Navy owns the pipe line The Flori.
da Keys Aqueduct Commission dis.
tributes me wster on the keys and
20 key West
Following the banquet ire sen
aier met wiih officials a the water
commission ard city officials from
70 ~ 70 N. Earlier In the evening
before the banquet Ne met with
members u the Lover KEYS PRO.
perfy OwneTs Association on fhs
probiem ~ pFiorilits Tor the nie
Pine key Power line. That group
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
FORMER WAC
TOOK LAW
AFTER JOB
WITH CIEARE

Mrs. Anne Dion Sobieskl. former
y II Key West. graduated from
the University Of Miami Law
School on Monday and will so In,
20 partnership S...i her lawyer hus.
hand Francis A. Sobieski. In Mi
ANA.
AIRS. Sobicski. a niece Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dion. Is the daughter
:. Mrs. Victoria N. Dion and the
late Joseph r. Dion. Worth Adams.
Mass. They were winter residents
III hey West.
The law career Of Mrs. SobieSki
comes after wide experience In the
armed services. She srsed in the
WAC from 1913 10 1895. spending
Is months overseas IN New Guinea
and the rhillipncs "a executive
secretary attached 70 the staff of
fhc Commanding General. she ser.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
SOME UsA OFFICI,Ls

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lroposes or be Hunted 20 purely
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

Tarernier forf,sman 4
Nesiiraf photographer

Alvin Harvey hospital csFT@faan.
FIRST class. t'sN sea "a Mrs. knns
MAJ Harvey q Iaxernirr Fia
has coFnpiefed a IA uloaih euufse
a instruction IL NuiigAi phnia
grsphy 81 me Naval Meshcai
Sefsooi. National Naval Medical
Center. heshesda. M.
The course trains hnspiai corps
men In general a. Well as meoi.
cal photography Graduates from
the scho-sl are assigned o. and in
research IN medieal laboratories ~
Naval hospitals sshure and hesgi
al ships gpsfalng wlih Ire Hct
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

tIonunued nom Page ID
were Hilary Albury. JEFF knight
Jr. Vance Stirrup and Everett
Sweeiing. Ralph IiaTtenstine Ia.
returned % active duty in ths
Y. s. Army.
Seated Of the head table were
recipients Of fhe iasa award.
Joe pinder and 1850 winner
Tony Martinez. Judges who
made the 1851 selection were
Allen Hampton. Neil Knowles.
the Rev. Heiph Rcuers and "a.
win Trevor a. vel as Harris.
The banquet proceesicd on :
well-ilmcd and adhered a. SEIZED
ale. Chairman u the DSA Gem.
mlttee, Charles J. Curry was
credited with fine work Jun
Keen was praised for bis eNceh
lent planning in making the ban.
quot . huge success.
Jaycee President Jack Murray
opened the banquet ceremonies
after invocation By Rev. ROGERS
POSTMASTER Youmans introduced
Mayor G. n. Harvey and Com.
missioner and Mrs. Delio Coho a.
well as County Commissioner
and Mrs Frank Bentley
Leading officials and their
wives were present a tlse ban
quet which started a. 8 pm. and
concluded with the award bv
senator Smatiers by 10 y w
Following The banquet. crowd
miiled around % meet and greet
senator Srnathers and a. con.
graduate winner Mike Jacohs
Nike has been in fhe Navy ~
years. serving a. months straight
without seeing the uSA dufing
the war.
Sitting AZ the bead table were
the following SENATE Sfnaihers
sloan MrCrra. Mr. and Mr.
Jack Murray M and Mn
Louis carboneil. NJ and Mr.
Frank Bentley. Mayor Harvey.
DR. and Mrs Coho. A. and M
Charles Curry. Mr. ard Mrk lack
Delaney. Joe Pinder. Tony MAJ
timex and Mr. and Mrs. Bob You.
mans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Georgia Boy ssvres
On GHppy Submarine

Clarence Edward Maddox Is pre-.
Sently serving the Nation a. Fire
man on board the u.SS. Ciama.
gore (SS-3t3l stationed IN Key
West.
The Ciamsgore Is one II the
Nays streamiincd. high speed
Guppy Submarines. n Is now un.
derEoing regularly scheduled over
haul IN Us Naval Shipyard, Char.
lcston. SC.
Tie Vas graduated from Lliho.
nia Hugh school IN The class 81
1913 and entered me Navy in Sep
tember 1850 Tie attended Sub
marine school IN New London, Con.
neciicui. prior 10 repairing for duty
on board the clamagore In Sep.
TENDER 1881 he was designated
Qualified In Submarine.
His mother Mrs. c.E. Maddox.
resides IN Lithonia. Georgia. RID
No. 2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

Officers Club Friday. February
over 50 aembers and THEFT
guests heard Laura O'Bsnion. Mrs.
Florida of 1913 and Co-direetoF Of
the Personality studios. with Joan
Berneuier speak on personality
Laura OBanion stressed the I'm
portance af q wei rounded person
aliiy. She defined personality as
''your traits and the influence they
have on ether people
Mrs. Alwyn Smith. chairman Of
the luncheon group announced that
Princess Nina caracci0lO. Who VIII
be responsible for ne choreogrsphy
IT q fountain ballet during the
Week Of Joy" festivities il inter.
esfcd IN securing - Navy wives "a
participate In the Gance prlftcrSs
Nina may be reached through Mrs.
Aubrey Hamilton on w or la4
Mrs smith eneoaFsH members
ol the club Interested IN bridge.
hos llng. a. chiidrens saisnmine
classes 20 contact the chairman II
those special interest groups.
Mrs. Tx Bliss made an an.
nauncemeni regarding the annual
key West Flower show which viii
BE- held in the annex Of the Elks
Club thc firs, three days ~ March.
Wives were invited 81 enter flower
arrangements In the shou Mrs.
aoiand Goulrt a. isi0R or Mrs
Bliss a zze2M may b. called foF
further information
Mrs. Bliss also urged members
% get IN touch with Mrs. Neitles
u ne Red Grass chapter regarding
> Grcy Lsdics course which viii
begin February 4. sac demand a
ne work or the individual Is small
and re nerd - great
Mrs AlWyn Smith announced
that plans faF the cake hppsh have
bccn completed. The hooth ain he
constructed and decurnled Tuesday
February m. She asked wives ID
hring donsinns 81 the day lheir
grcuus IA b. represented.
MFt = " Leknre wun the draw
- inr the am,r prixe.
me nexf }nncheon vii be held
friday February - instead II
February = beeause Of Washing.
lsms birthday The wives a. AR
Development squadron one will ~
haslcsses On February - and will
preseni Fashioas In the sun The
wres II NNi will shea el0shrs NJ
Ser oan rreation--some a them
original designs Al types II gas.
hsen<. Including ehildrens closhlnx
wGll ~ mosicicd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Founders Day
Program Slated
N PoiRci0nG

A special Founder Day" PRO.
cram will be presented By Mrs.
Putnam az the regular injecting n
the PeiuCiana PTA Manday az TIE
School Al pm =
Following ihe brief business SEES.
slon. . social hour with entertain.
meni and refreshments viii be en-.
loyed.
Parents II pupils in the fifth end
sixth grades are especially asked
to attend this meeting 10 make FUR.
Their plans for the square dancing
classes.
Over 20 girls and boys we're pre-.
sent during the first class held al
the Community building. February
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Miss Esther Curry
Will BE Married To
Ernest Schneider

The engagement and approach.
ing marriage of Miss Esther Mar.
gsrei Curry and Ernest W. Schncl.
der, IA announced by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T. Curry. Sr.. of a2i Peaeon
lane, parents Of the bride elect.
40 definite wedding date has
been set.
Miss Curry lives with her grand
parents. Nr. and Mrs. Simon Van
Gricken AZ ilAe Grinneli street
The gfoom-to BE- lives al 1911
FIN street..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

MONDAf, FEBRuARxH<
Meeila&. Nasle LnE0 In a
ite Fnxl 20 birch
&cei.ng poinciana P.T.A.. al
school. ! pm.
Aeeimg Anchor Ledge No. ia
Scottish Rite Temple. q pm.
Meeting Beta sigma Phi soro.
r.iy, Ssg searlo~ssiwss. / n.m.
Gold STAR Nsihrrs y ~ hsms
pm.
Wesleyan Service Guild. w.s.c.S,
First Methodist church. To
pm.
TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY L.
Meeting, Circle 1 Women 81 the
First Presbyterian Church.
home II Mrs. Edward Kuhnel.
sem.
Meeting, Dem0lay Mothers Cir.
Gle, roof garden Scottish Rite
Temple. 40 pm.
Meeting Harris school PTA. 4
pm.
Meeting Souihernmosl Pistol and
Rifle Club. Legion Home. Stock
island. pm.
Zx.ii Officers Wives. coffee, husl.
hess session, At Arcplsms. 10
am.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY H.
Key West bridge Association
earg ZANE, Coral Room. Over.
seas tntpl las pm.
MeomaR lunar Dehk. Mnu6Ans
Club. $50 pm.
Meeting. American IeEion. An.
huF sawyer Post No. -, Post
Iiolnc. pm4
Meeting. scottish Rite Bo.iiek
Scottish Kate Tsmplt . en-.
Meeting Nonrpe General HoxpI
cal Auxsliary , pm.
Coffee. 0fleesx Wives u Naval
slstion. ~, Taylar 10 an
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ~
Mectiaa. Monroe County IlaepI.
tai Woman's Auxiliary seuinf
group II hospital. 2 pm.
Meeflng. Jayshecn. Al Jaycce
clubhouse. 7:30 pm.
Meeting. ladies Auxiliary WV.
Post asli. WV. home. sp.m.
Meeting. Ladies Auxiliary Ar,
bur sawyer po4t Unit No. -,
Post Home. SPIN.
Meeting. Dr. Felix Garcia Lodge
40. "a. 30 Elizabeth street. O.
pm.
Meeting. Gray LADIES' Corps. col.
lee. 10 an.
Meeting Room Representatives
Jf. NJ. High school .R1Amsl
pm. 0#Wl
key West Art and Historical so.
eieas neea Masseils- ssileFy. /.
z $50 pm. Ian ~ GA
Nsstns fssles fsnl6lrs Flset
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
The
WEArHER,lAN
Say,
Forecast


kry West and Vicinity Partly
esosdy and slightly warmer 10.
night and Tuesday. Gentle 10
moderate vaFisble winds.
Florida. Clear % partly cloudy
aud continued mild to-day and
Tuesday.
Jacksonsslle Thru ia. FLORIDA
Straits and East 0ull - Mexico:
Gentle 10 moderate variAhle
winds mostly southuesierly over
north portion and northeast to
east over south portion. Clear ~
rarly cloudy weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

Mrs. Arlene Smart aud Henry r.
Perez Of key West we're married
IN the office Of Justice of the Peace
Ira Albury Saturday Al S D. m.
Attendants Al he ceremony were
Hartley kcy. father of the bride
and Dorothy o. Stirrup. her sister.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

A coffee VIII he neld Wcdnex-
day al Aeropalms BY the Officers
Wives II FAwTuiani. co-ehairmcn
for the meeting ~ 10 am. are
Mrs. Az McPhillips and Mrs. n.
l.. Braddock.
iioStexses are McsdameS R.M
Duerncr. I'M. Tyler. &c. BurkS.
cE Phillips. RE. Hawkins. TIL.
Ruch. PHI whisford and RIP.
nlounf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

y the steel made IN ne xord n
lsso had hcen divided equally
snn1g lhe inhahilants NJ me earili
each person would have received
~ IL nuTo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

VII attend the meeting AZ CITY
Electric system Utiiity Beard 10.
morrow ~ $50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11

They had troable with RID
moses In 1852 too " seems
Whether from Geld or ether
causes. Ne don't know Anyhow.
We read = little item on How a.
ireas a rcd nose" n goes like
this. Make a lotion 81 eaislnsae.
EinC oxide. slyccrint and cherry
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Officers Wires Club Hold Luncheon:
Hear Personality Development Talk

MI " McPhllps Coz chairman ~ the Officers Wives Club
chairman elect held Taylor
Officers Club Friday, February 8