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1t. G.g) Donald w. Sicily.
Several contests. varying in ma
ture from softball games to three
legged races and tests of seaman
ship, high lighted the afternoon
The winner of each event was
awarded a prize.
Five year old Peggy Mccauley,
daughter of Sonarman Third
Class and Mrs. Charles McCauley,
was the winner of the shoe hiding
contest. She was the first one to
reach the pile of scrambled shoes,
discover her own among them,
put them on, and race across the
finish line. The all-male three
legged race was won by 1t. tj.g.1
Walter f. Hoffman and Ems.
Bobby Manner and Seaman and
Mrs. Charles Skelly were victor
ious in the husband and wife
counterpart of the race.
The more professional events OF
the afternoon included a line
heaving contest, won by veteran
Boatswains Mate Alfred Perno,
and a test of ability with the
Bosn's Pipe. In this latter event
contestants from the Engineering
Department proved to be almost
as skillful as their more expert
enced colleagues from the Deck
Department. The final decision
resulted In a tie for first place
between Boatswain's Mate Third
Class Preston Brunette and Fire.
man Frederick Leavitt.
Other events included a pie
eating contest, an egg throwing
contest and a softball game be-
tween the ships officers and
chief petty officers. Refreshments
were served throughout the after
noon and picnic supper was pro-
vided by members Of the Saul
ley's Supply Department.
Cdr. j. F. miller Jr. command
ing officer of the Saufley ami
1t u.g,) William Zimmerman
acted as judges and masters Of
ceremony throughout the after
noon.
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INTERNATIONAL
CONTINUED From Page One)

CONTINUED From Page Onel
Of the American Congress today
He is accepting the honor and
viii prepare a 20 minute paper
on the subject.
The American Congress on
Surveying and Mapping consists
of the top surveying men in the
world. Representatives from
Europe. Asia, Latin and North
America win attend the WASH
ington convention.
Goggin is Director of the
Property Surveys Division of the
Congress. elected last year. He is
in addition to being the County
Engineer. President OF the Ma
rathon Chamber Of Commerce
and a consulting engineer in pri-
vate practice in Marathon.
The letter from the American
Congress on Surveying and Map
ping follows:
Dear Jack:
Il am glad TO see from your
correspondence with this office
and with the Bureau of Land
Management that you are fol-
lowing through in the applica-
ton of control data 10 the prob
lens of property surveying.
III occurs 10 me after read
ing your correspodsncs that
you must be encountsring
some very difficult problsms
In projecting section lines
across water from island 10 h.
land N il the case In the Flor
ida Keys. These problems
seem 50 unique and your
msfhod Of solution 30 eomps-
tent that many Of our men,
bers would be intensely inter
sstsd In them.
II am therefore taking the IL
berty of establishing place for
you on the main program of the
Property Surveys Division ii the
American Congress on Survey
Ing and Mapping. l2sh annual
meeting on June IL
Il would consider IL q personal
favor If you could come prepar-
ed TO present a 10 minute paper
on the subject Of Difficult Sur
veying Problems in the Florida
Keys" Please advise by telegram
collect. my home address. IL you
cannot find IL possible 10 accept
this chore. Looking forward to
renewing Our very pleasant sc-
quaintancesnip At the annual
meeting and with kindsst per-
sonal regards. ] arm sincerely
yours.
RALPH NJ BERRY
Chm Property Surveys Dsyi-
sion
Am. Congress On Surveying
and Mapping"
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son. the KID Drotners Gienoofa
Sawyer as Rhodora. . maid who
hands out advice.
John Griffith 10 cast as Alloy
sius (Puff) witomsli. the Drawn
but no brain athlete; Pam Rus
sell Is linda. the Lady Love OF
the play; Dolores Perez Is q girl
named JEANNE; Doris Tyson as .
student called Carla; Laverne
carrero as q news reporter and
Homer Herrick IS q policeman.
Bill Neblett turns up as q pro-
lessor Of psychology with the un-
believable name Of Professor
Hockhorst Van BARI.
Mixed emotions, mixed inten-
tions, naixed-up rornance and
hypnotisrn, In which The radio
sponsor Is persuaded that he i
a rabbit. provide plenty Fl hilar-
ity in the plot Of ''Ths Perfect
Idiot"
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Il. K. LIoyds
Return From Trip
Interior Of Cuba

Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Lloyd, I'll
Francis street, who were married
recently while visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Spector of Havana,
Cuba, have returned from their
honeymoon. They are building a
home on Nassau Lane. Mrs. Lloyd
is the former Gladys Trombly.
The wedding took place April
4, the same day as the sixth wed.
ding anniversary of their hosts,
the Spectors. The marriage was
performed at PaIacio Pedroso
overlooking MORO Castle in Ha-
vana Harbor.
The groom said that the mar
riage rites were little confusing
because Cuban LOCALITIES required
both church and civil marriages.
He pointed out that the wedding
band for the bride was worn on
the right hand, the engagement
ring, on the left.
Their honeymoon trip to the
interior of the island of Cuba in
cluded trip on a unique narrow
gauge railroad and a visit to
Trinidad and Santa Clara, dis
lance of 400 kilometers. During
the trip. Lloyd, q retired Navy
chief, took 40 color photos of
scenes and hopes to paint some
pictures from the photographs.
During the war, he drew Illus
trations for the Navy Of SUBJ
marines operating in the Pacific
under battle conditions.
The Lloyds noted that print
tive life of the natives in Cuba
included horseback riding for
transportation. There were few
automobiles in the interior.
Highlights Of the picturesque
scenes were the cobblestone
thoroughfares and goats and
burros in the streets. He noted the
beauty Of windows latticed with
ironwood instead of metal.
THE food we had wasn't too
good, Lloyd said, ''but then neith-
er of US speak Spanish and we
didn't know how to order 1t in
communities where there was
no English spoken. However, the
Cuban people are very coopera-
tive in every way"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd said that
they hoped to return to Cuba for
another trip.
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Valuable Camera
Lost At MarfeHo
By e.. Learens

Photographers can be sh-
sent minded tool
George Lesvens. who Is
covering KEY West with sew
srai cameras for Family Cir
Gle" magazine. Left his Graf
lex ca the ground NJ West
M.rfeiIo tower Al 5 p. N. yes
ssrday while shooting pic
lures with ether cameras.
He ferycf al about II until
fhis morning when he dis
covered tn loss- II is . three
and cns-qasrtsr by four and
ene-cuarssr Crsflex. with
tslspAcfo isnss and rcll film
a6srser.
lie wcuIa mcss than sp-
rrseisfs any information
about where II rnsshs be To-
dsY. He las reported isx less
10 Police ard Sheriff AID 10
running an ad+ hcpang thss
scsns fsrdsr viii ncs act ss
keeper and t1rn IL ever 10
him.
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Closing ball of the season at
Wednesday evening and a large
and floor show in the glamorou.
Cripples Association sponsors the
Cecil Mardis and Mrs. Harvey
Bush.
Besides the show, and the
music of Norman Kranich's or
chestra, there is list of prizes
both beautiful and useful. They
include a gift of cement blocks
from Charlie TOPPING, trip by
plane to Cuba from Rogelio
Gomez, a pair of binoculars from
Truman Amy, a photo sitting
from Cecil Mardis and compact
from Frank johnson.
Local talent engaged for the
evenings entertainment promises
a fine song-and-dance program
The show opens with a tango by
Joan Crusoe and Orbaldo Lopez;
songs by Kenny FELTON,; can-can
dancers from the Junior Variety
Show with chorus composed of
Alice Garcia, Marlene Park,
Camille Walterson. Betty Cooper
and Nancy Brooks.
Character dancing by Paula
Newhouse and tap dancing by
Gay Lou Barroso will highlight
the bill. A quartette of singers
will offer "Perfidia" and "Ber-
muda" with the vocalist list in
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Todoy's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK n - Light selling
in the railroads vas enough 10
unsestls the stock market fcdas
ard start = gensral bnt moderate
dcw ewaFd moseaens.
Prices weTe off tFom fractions
to hetween ere ard two pusuis
WiGh 4 few gesrg vel outside that
range. Scattered gxlas we're tras-
ES0aAg.
Oiis were aacng heavy losers.
Sse~ss were unchanged To q BAL
saMeg,
Commercial Soisensx LOST arc~1nd
= gsasmi tn she face of . sharTay
sowrr sarmsngs FsrcEx.
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.'The Perfect Idiot" Is the story
of Dan Tennyson, played by Ro-
ger Cole. q social misfit with
brains who thinks he is too in
telligent to associate with chill
dren." He drops school activities,
his place on a radio quiz pro-
gram and becomes involved in a
scheme to raise the grades Of
the school champ athlete includ-
ing hypnotism. As q budding
genius his efforts create havoc
with associates, but fun for the
audience.
The cast includes Dan Bern
reuter- as Mr.. Latherby. radio
sponsor; Mitchell Appelrouth
and Edyth Hampton as Dams
harassed parents: Clara Thomp-
son as a school teacher named
Miss Baker; James Cooper as
School Principal Mr.. Barnard;
Samuel Nodine as Jackie Tenny-
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Coming EUents
TUESDAY, APRIL %

TUESDAY, APRIL a.
Dinner meeting. Kiwanis Club
I4ogun's Beach Patio restau.
rant, Gas pm
Joint meeting Junior and Senior
Women's Clubs, installation Of
officers, clubhouse. $50 pm.
Meeting Harris School Room Re-
representatives., school library, .
pm.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3o--
Ladies Day Coli Tournament. X.
w. Coli Course. . am.
Meeting, Junior Oh. Commerce,
clubhouse. 3 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge As
sociation. Coral Room. Over
seas hotel. 7:45 pm.
Meeting. Island City Navy Wives
/ Club No. IS. Bldg. It's. N. S.,
1880 am.
Book review, special interest
group, Fort Taylor. 10 am.
Benefit ball. Cerebral Palsy and
Cripples Association. at Casa
Marina. beginning at 10 pm.
Founders Day Banquet for Bets
Sigma Phi. Lees Orient re
staurant. 8 pm.
Showing Of cancer motion pic
lures, Bldg. lis on Naval Sta
ton. for Navy wives club mem
bers, I;so pm.
THURSDAY, MAY H.
Garden party and Installation of
Key West Garden Club mem.
bers. i2o6 South street. al home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner.
SPIN.
Meeting. Monroe County Hospi.
tai Woman's Aux. Sewing
group. at hospital. pm.
Luncheon. Rotar.." Club. 81. Paul'f
Parish HaR i2:ts pm.
Meeting Lower Keys Property
Owners Association. Ross Saw
) yer's Camp, CadJoe key, 9
i pm.
! Meeting, w. W. Post No. ssll.
| Post Home On Elizabeth street.
q pm.
FRIDAY, NAY 2
Meeting. knights Of pythiaA
Pythian Hall. IT'S Fleming
ST. q p-u
Meeting, Alcoholics Ancny-
NOUS First Presbyterian
Luncheon, Officers Wives Cab.
II Fort Taylor. Cocktails nj
noon. Iancheon al | =, m.
Meeting. Officers Club. Fern
Chapter No 81. o. +. s., SeoitisA
Rite Temple. . p, "A.
Meeting. Key West Amatear Ra.
dio Club, National Guard Arm.
CRY, 30 p. m.
SATURDAY. NAY B.
! Art classes for ehildFen. ? 10 Z
pm. patio al West AArteAlc
Gallery. Comfy r n.
MONDAY. NAY S.
Meeting Circle two. women az ire
First PFUsAyterAzn CfareA, ;
pm. hnms Of Mrs ]. +, Bail
lod. sls 1ehnson Street.
MEETING executive board rasn,
cara PA. seaooa. ) pm
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Percy Curry, Jr.
On Brief Leape
From, USING.


Il. came back to Key West on a
10 day boot leave from the U. S.
Marine Corps training camp at
Paris Island, S. c., looking tan
and trim In his new uniform with
one stripe. Il gained 16 pounds in
two months, = he said, And the chow
Is all right. Only, he said with a
grin :. ! miss m yturtle steak"
He leaves again Wednesday to
report back to bott camp and pick
up his orders. He went into the
Marines Corps on February 10,
checked In at Miami and a week
after arrival at Paris Island was
learning why the Marines are con-
sidered the ablest fighting men Of
any country.
Junior" as he is affectionately
known around The Citizen where
he worked as makeup man and
typesetter for ten months, admitted
the training was thorough but add
ITS not too tough. The toughest
part so far was the marching and
drill. We got so pounds Of pack to
carry later on. and ! suppose that's
going to be tougher. But / did gain
16 pounds and probably will put
on some more weight. ! can stand
that.
He found the first aid and combat
principle courses interesting and
liked the three weeks on the rifle
range. He is now qualified rifle
man.
"They take time to fit us and 1
have dress green's, too. Later on
I'll get those famous dress blues
with the red stripe on the trousers.
We don't need those in hot cli-
mates. It was pretty warm in South
Carolina and it viii get hotter. The
weather up there seems warmer
than Key West because there isn't
a breeze all the time the way there
is here at home"
Young Curry was the only Key
Wester, incidentally, to 60 in the
outfit at Paris Island in February.
A graduate Of the Key West high
school in 1919, Curry is married to
the former Betty Ann Canova,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Can
ova. They have been living at $3.50
Avenue E.
s'When find out where I'm go
ing to be stationed" be said, II
can send for my wife. OF course, If
/ 60 overseas, shell stay in Key
West"
Before working at The Citizen,
Curry was a mechanic and he says
he wou'dn't be surprised to find
himself in some kindred field oil
that capacity when he gets his or
ders.
"The hardest part Of training is
missing my home," he said.
Curry win drive to Miami and
then 60 by train to Parriss Island.
He leaves Miami Wednesday night.
His term Of service is for two
years.
81 want to say hello and goodbye
to my friends and the gang at the
paper. I'm going to miss them and
good old Key West" he said.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Curry, ST.. 321sa Peacon
Lane. Curry, ST., is foreman of the
typographical department at the
Citizen.
Only eight weeks Of training earn
ed him a private first class stripe,
but he dismissed the fact modestly
with II made all the qualifications,
that's all. Everybody gets a stripe
when they do that"
Junior" seems TO have landed
In traditional Marine manner, the
situation well in hand.
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Close Of Season Party To Be GiUen
Thursday By Key Vest Garden Club

significant social Of the viii taxa
Thursday evening" when the Key West Garden Club
combines regular meeting with party for members and
organization garden at the home
Of Mr. Gardner 1905 South street. The affair the
annual close of theseason gathering
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Apply To We'd

Paul Palmer. so. i2l2 NE DIST
street. Miami. and Olga Fernan-
der Centurion. 81, Havana. have
applied for a marriage license at
the office of County Judge Ray
rnond Lord.
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LiUeIy Sho,O
SPARKS Night Life
At sloppy Joe's
BY RAYMER

Sloppy Joe's is making a bid
for the customers who like their
entertainment active and anus
ing. Last night floor show
bowed In, headed by Palmer Co
ties. veteran vaudeville and bur-
lesque comedian who emcees the
entire show and contributes a
funny harangue act with assist
ants Betsie Lee and Diane Walk
er. He dons a peanut vendors
outfit, circulates through the
ringside patrons and carries on a
shouting heckler's routine with
Miss Lee.
The band, known as Sloppy
Joe's Beachcombers, has Gould
Curry at the piano. Russ on the
sax and Johnny Smith at the
drums. They play for both the
show and dancing 81. and there
is small dance floor installed
as one of the new features. Host
Sonny" greets early and late
corners with congenial manner
which ought to win friends and
influence returnees to Sloppy
Joe's. His brother, Mad Mel Muir
ray. one of Miami's favorite &C.
centric pianists may join him in
Key West.
Two singers on the bill are
excellent in their fields. Kitty
Bop" Brandy Is a pretty, petite
brunette with plenty of top-hop
in the bebop numbers she losses
off with ease. Big, dynamic,
handsome Rodney Sinclair, male
singer, drew enthusiastic APP
plause and encore demands. He
looks as IL he had just stepped
out of the backfield Of a Big
Ten football line and he has q
powerhouse voice TO 60 with the
appearance.
Joan Campbell, a bouncy
blonde. gives out with popular
ballads and, on late shows, adds
spice to the lyrics. She has q
warm and colorful voice which
holds attention.
Doubling in brass, the big tuba
kind, Diane Walker is the most
versatile contributor to the lively
show. She poses as a mentalist
in a gag act with Miss Lee and
Palmer Cotes and emulates q
iarge-size version of Ann Corio.
A cheerful Coincidence who seems
to enjoy her satire on a burlesque
dancer, she sings with matching
robust delivery. TO say she is
just buxom Is the understate-
ment of the year since she
weighs over 200 pounds. She got
a big hand and deserved II for
natural comedy flare.
Blonde Sayeda, the gal with
the accordiah middle, is a good
reason why Arabs stop folding
their tents. Her exotic dance has
an Oriental way and sway.
Something bright has been
added 20 that old black magic
in the flaShlight dance Of Betsie
Lee who believes in hiding her
light under a swirling veil in
stead of a hushei and she's
several bushels of entertainment
in the novelty dance in which
she uses two flashes to put a
little rowing light on the subject
Dance OF the Lovers is a dou-
bic header. Bonita Francis uses
her own head, and an attached
one belonging 20 a dummy dane
ing partner. II Charlie Mccarthy
sees this he'll probably leave
Edgar Bergen. The illusion Of
two dancers where there Is real
~ only one is well executed =.
and the finish is q killcr-diller.
The brand Of entertainment
may net be platinum. but IL has
a CLEAN ard Is spanked with
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Never cysrhsaf N irca: ever.
heating wastes electricity. creates
a fire hazard. ard may shorten the
flfs ~ TIRE heating elerent. n may
also css<racx The rvr.
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ODer 200 Enjoy USS SaufIey Outing
Held At Recreation Beach Thursday

highly successful beach party held last Thursday
for the officers and of the USS Sauey
and children at the Enlisted Mems Beach
outing which attended by 200 persons
Saueys Welfare Committee the guidance
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ful Of expanding. New members
win be cordially welcomed.
Punch and refreshments viii
be served in the lovely garden
setting.
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Double Installation OF WOmen's Club
Officers To Be Conducted Tonight

The officers of both the Clubs
will be installed candlelght
tonight impressive event takes
place at the Woman's Club Duvai Street, D.
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Key Vest Senior High School Cast
Will Present Comedy On May And 2

THE Perfect Idiot comedy win be presented by the Senior
Class of the Key West High School Thursday May and
Friday May at the high school auditorium The cast has been
reheasng for the month under the direction of Richard
and the presentation live the
performance Of the play, Our Girls" which enjoyed
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tDill not be acted on at all In
this session.
This calendar sto1DS the status
OF the major bills and telD
miscellaneous minor bills:
Appropriations
District supply bill awaiting
Senate Appropriations Committee
action.
Suffrage
National representation: Senate
measure for District representa-
tives and electors and Senate
measure for District electors only
both before Senate Judiciary Com
mittee. House measure for District
Representatives, in House Judi
ciary Committee. No hearing.
scheduled.
Home Rule: Passed by Senate
and tabled by House District Sub.
committee.
House Delegate: House bill fol
non-voting District delegate ir
House, tabled by House District
Committee.
Reorganization
Presidential reorganization plan
for District: Senate Committee or
Government Operations held hear
ings, plans executive meeting.
Crime
House bill to improve crime pre-
vention. detection and punishment
held up in Senate District Com
mittee.
Tuxution
Amendments to District tas
laws reducing penalty interest fol
delinquent tax payments in sew
eral categories: reported by House
District Committee; House acts
tomorrow.
Exemption Of household effects
from District personal property
tax; bill considered dead.
Rent Control
House and Senate bills to ex-
tend District rent control for year
from July /: House District Sub
committee has approved. Senate
District Subcommittee held hear
ings.
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Public Works

Washington Baltimore Parkway;
Interior Department appropria.
ton bill carries $6.750,000 fol-
parkway construction: pending in
Senate. Federal highway aid bill
increasing parkway costs by SIS
million to $14.5 million. awaiting
final action by both House and
Senate soon.
Nevius Tract, Arlington County
House bill to transfer land from
General Services Administration
to Interior Department for George
Washington Memorial Parkway;
Awaiting Rules Committee action
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Stolen: ] AipIone
Valued at $750, 900,
With II Hours Fuel
By the As.oeiosed Pres.

OAKLAND, Calf. June IA
$750,000 four-engine plane was
reported stolen from the Oakland
airport today.
The DC-4, in the Tokyo airlift
services, was loaded with II hours
fuel, the Coast Guard said.
Two men were seen near the
plane just before 1t took of about
z am. Later Ed Norman, presi-
dent of the United States Overseas
Airlines, reported it stolen. He
offered a $1,000 reward for its
return.
Police said the plane had been
located at Brownsville, Texas.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

Appropriations
District supply bill awaiting
Senate Appropriations Committee
action.
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Primaries

Senate bill for primaries fol
election of District delegates tc
national political conventions; or
Senate calendar.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Tuxution
Rent Control

House and Senate bills to ex-
tend District rent control for year
from July /; House District Sub
committee has approved. Senate
District Subcommittee held hear
linoS