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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-11-22
EDITORS HEROISM SHOWS
HOW TRUTH WINS OUT,
SAYS ADLAI

SAYS ADLAI
Alton, III. Gov. Adlai E.
Stevenson Sunday called upon
Americans to fight against the
''heresy" that one can defeat
principle by defeating a person.
The Democratic governor, MAX
ing his first public appearance
since he was defeated for the
presidency last Tuesday, said it
is every individuals right and
duty to champion the truth.
STEVENSON spoke at dedica-
ton ceremonies for a memorial
to Elijah Lovejoy, anti-slavery
newspaper editor who was slain
by mob here Nov. z. 1887. His
remarks were devoid of political
reference.
The governor said the memorial
marks not only the birth and
death of an editor who had to
proclaim the truth at all costs"
but is also "a stone to mark the
grave of heresy"
at is a common heresy and
its graves are to be found all
over the earth" he said.
ut is the heresy that says
You can kill an idea by killing
a man, defeat a principle by de-
feating person, bury truth
by burying its vehicle.
MAN may burn his brother at
the stake, but he cannot reduce
truth to ashes; he may murder
his fellow man with a shot in
the back, but he does not murder
justice; he may even Stay armies
of men but as It is written.
truth beareth off the victory
STEVENSON noted that in
1927 Lovejoy, then IS. wrote after
viewing "a British ship which had
been captured by Americans in
the War of 1912. 81 gaze upon
her and thought of the glorious
achievements of my countrymen,
my heart beat thick and proud
ly"
The governor said Lovejoy
mad perhaps not yet learned
that the glorious achievements
of our countrymen are not all
to be found in our military and
naval annals; what he was vet
to learn Is that ordinary living
affords many occasions for men
to dare greatly, to live danger
ously' and even to die nobly."
tie called Lovejoy "the
first martyr to the freedom of
the press, the freedom not Just
to denounce heretics, but to pro-
nounce heresies, the freedom to
say lawful but unpopular things y
Lovejoy, Stevenson said will
be remembered ''long after
the struggle of abolition of slav-
cry has been all but forgotten"
for his devotion to "s greater
cause than that"
This greater cause was the
right and the duty-of the in
clIdual to speak out for The
truth" Stevenson said.
HE SAID Lovejoy told the
Alton mob that protested his
anti-slavery writings:
Il am impelled to the course
| have taken because | fear God.
AS | shall answer to my God in
the great day, | dare not aban-
don my sentiments or cease in all
proper ways to. propagate them
can die at my post but |
cannot desert it,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-11-22

NOW AFRICA's TOGO WANTS
INDEPENDENCE
BY William H. stoneman
- Latest candidate Tor
independence in Africa IS :. '"' most o1
,and Of Togo, known 10 ilos ss
i~ through its fancy pos
tage stamps.
According to the "Commltte3e e
for the Defense of Democra AN,
liberties in Black Africa the
.;l,;on native inhabitants of Togo
want the country, now under
british and French trusteeship,
n be reunited and TO be freed OIL
European control.
They havt protested to Trygve
lie secretary general OF the
limited Nations, and to the French
press because French police
threw three nationalist leaders
into jail just before the former
German colony was visited by a
special UN mission recently
Togo lies between the Colo
Coast and French Dahomey II
West Africa. 1t is fairly rich III
raw materiars, has dozen dit
ferent languages and has an area
of 49, 700 square miles of which
the French latched onto Il 81
when the former German col
onv was subdivided after Worlc
War |.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-11-22
PSYCHOLOGIST REPORTS
PREJUDICE CAN BE SHARP.
LY REDUCED BY LAW

LY REDUCED BY LAW
People who insist that prejudice
cannot be legislated away receiv-
ed simple and logival rebuttal
from a psychologist who address,
ed the 18th Annual Institute on
Human relations here last week.
IF children grow up without
seeing such legally sanctioned evil
dences of Jim Crowism as segre-
cation on railroads, they are not
likely to advocate such measures"
he said.
: The statement was part of a
five part report on extensive re-
search Theodore Newcomb, head
Of the psychology department at
the University of Michigan has
conducted. He delivered it during
the day long conference on human
relations sponsored by the Ma
tional Conference of Christians
of Christians and Jews at 32 w.
Randolph ST., last Thursday.
His other findings are:
/. It is easier to change the
attitude of groups than it is TO
change those of single individuals.
2. Hostility thrives when the OBJ
ieet of hostility is avoided.
3. Mutual understanding comes
from joint participation in some
task.
4. Anything that promotes bet
ter communication between groups
or individuals tends to being about
better understanding and less pre-
JUDGE.
Russell Babcock, executive d.
rector of the Illinois Commission
on Human relations told the $50
persons present that some of the
walls of prejudice" here are in
the mind. But they bar Negroes
from many jobs, and hospitals
and cause many whites to move
when Negroes enter.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-11-22
JUDGE SKATERS STILL A
go MINUTE MAN =.

During his football days at the
University of Iowa, Fred W
Duke Slater was a Commute
man.
The latest report card on Mu-
nicipal Court judges shows Judge
Slater has TIT best attendance
record of the lot.
During the first nine months
this year. Judge Slater missed
only three of 1877 court days.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-11-22
URBAN LEAGUE PLACES
LADY ENGINEER

LADY ENGINEER
Georgiana Yvonne Young. who
last June became the first Negro
woman to graduate from the En-
cheering School Of Howard uni
versity within the last 20 years
with the degree of bachelor
of of science in mechanical en-
gineering, has just been en-
ployed by the RCA Victor Divi-
sion of the Radio Corporation of
America in its Camden, N. j.,
plant.
According to julius A. Thomas
director of the department of in
dustrial relations of the National
Urban League, Mas Young Is the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Thomas HaIIerdn,
N. Y. Attorney. Is
Casa Marina Guest

Recent visitor at the Casa Ma
rina hotel was Thomas A. Hal
leran. one of the battery of at
torneyS in the BUSINESS deal con-
nected with the purchase of the
Empire State Building in New
York City
In story, which appeared in
a recent issue of Life Magazine.
Attorney Halleran, was pictured
as a tall blond gentleman who
looked self-posSeSSed even in the
large group of rs business men
who were in on the transaction
which began last May. However.
at the famous resort here, Hal
leran said that he was "recuper-
ating"
He was accompanied by his
lovely daughter, Miss Susan Hal
leran. and a teen-age son, Thorn
as A. Halleran III.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Mrs. Peterson
Is HOnored At
StOrk Sh0srer

Friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth Beers. 2l2S
Flagler avenue lest night for n
surprise baby shower for Mrs.
Lloyd Peterson. HosteSses for
the party were Mrs Beers and
Mrs. Robert Wheeler,
The serving table was decora-
ted with candy cup bottles anrt
the napkins were folded in the.
form of tiny pink and white
diapers A stork stood watch
over the many lovely gifts.
Prizes were won by Mrs, F. F
Glenn and Mrs. William Killifer.
Those attending the shower IN.
Guided Mrs T b. Denegre. Mrs.
John Jones, Mrs. Killifer. Mrs
Howard Terry. Mrs, J, A. Nay
lor, Mrs. Robert Wade. Mrs.
Glenn, Mrs Victor Davis. Mrs.
Joseph Watson. Mrs. Joseph
Reilly and Mrs, Lonnie MeKeel
Unable to attend but sending
gifts were Mrs. William Gilmore
and Mrs C. r. Kossert
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Jr.-Sr. High
PT4 VIII Meet
Tonight At School

Final plans for the forthcoming
Marionette show to be played
here February 7th will be dis
cuSsed tonight at the Executive
Board meeting of the Junior
Senior High School PTA, Mrs. E.
E. Hood, president of the or
ganization announced today.
The meeting will get underway
promptly at 7:30 O'Clock in the
school library and will be follow
ed by Room Representatives
meeting in the High School cafe
terra at 8 O'Clock.
Principal speaker at the meet
ing will be E. o. Schweitzer,
principal of the high school, who
viii conduct the third in the
pre-school series of Building
Healthy Personalities. "
The increase in attendance al
Room Representative meetings
this year, no doubt can be laid
to the fact that more and more
fathers are taking an active part
in PTA work, While we have
had such wonderful success it is
the hope of all PTA members
that one day there viii be one
hundred percent participation of
parents in all school activities,
Mrs. Hood stated
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
IR. WOM4N'S CLUB
DISCUSS PALM BEACH
BEAUTY CONTEST

Plans for the Queen OF Queens
beauty contest to be held Jan. Is
and 10 in Palm Beach were dis
cussed at the monthly business
meeting of the Junior Woman'S
Club held Tuesday night mi the
Woman'S Club auditorium.
The club is sponsoring Mrs. Joan
LastreS as candidate in the con-
test. Mrs. Lastress was recently
chosen Mrs. Elk of 1851 by the
Elk'S Club.
The club chose Mrs. A. 7. SUR
sen. Jr, and Mrs. Fred Schoneck
to accompany Mrs. Lastres to
Palm Beach for the contest.
Members of the club volunteer
ed last night to help collect funds
for the March of Dimes at the Pa
lace and at the Strand theaterS
from Jan. 10 through Jan. 26.
The monthly social meeting of
the club will be January 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
DeWOL4Y MOTHERS
CIRCLE MEETS IN
SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE

Mrs. Floyd Sand and Mrs.
ilen West were hoSteSses at a
Meeting of the DeMolay Moth
ers' Circle held Tuesday night in
he Scottish Rite Temple
The business meeting was con-
'uctcd by Mrs Rex Weech,
The hoSteSSeS served sand
viches. fruit punch. cookies and
andy on the roof garden of the
Temple following the business
meeting. Games were played
With Mrs. Darnell Pinder and
Mrs. Bill Neblett as the winners.
All mothers of boys belonging
O the DeMolays are invited TO
become members of the circle.
The next meeting of the group
win be on Feb. IL at the chapel
IoStesses will be Mrs. Weech
nd Mrs. Neblett
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Joan Bernreuter
Instructs Models
For Fashion ShO,U

Mrs. Joan Bernreuter, former
Gibson Model. and now director
of the new Personality School
which is being established here
will instruct the models for the
March of Dimes Fashion Show
January II. at the Casa Marina,
Mrs. Bernreuter also will mode!
in the show.
The clothes to be fashioned
will be from the Mar Ed Dress
Shop and viii include origina.
designs by the shops owners,
Mrs. Edna Miller and Mrs. Mary
Caraballo.
The theme of the fashion show
will be a salute to the Unltec
Nations and also a salute to Key
West. seen in the vivid colors
to be shown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Block O. Dimes
Contest Saturday
By Boy Scouts

Something new in the way OF
fund raising ideas will be pre-
sented to Key Westers Saturday
when the local Boy Scout Trooss
compete in a Block O Dimes
contest.
Bow Scouts will lay dimes or
other coins on the sidewalk on
Duval street. between Southaro
and Fleming street. These coins
will be donated by pedestrians
and the Scout group first reach
ing the length of the block vii
be given a prize. Shoppers ano
siehtseers are requested to CO.
operate with the Boy Scouts IN
their endeavor to aid the March
of Dimes drive.
Community service is not new
to the Boy Scouts. Each year
they are in the forefront OF
March of Dimes boosters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

$50 pm. in the church annex.
Gold Star Mothers will meet at
Tp.m. at the VIEW. home.
Kew West Art and Historical So
clety will meet at $50 pm. a
the West Martello Gallery
poinciana PTA will not meet as
scheduled but viii meet on
January 81.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is
Minoca Council No. IL, Degree
of Pocohantas will meet at 40
nm. in the Redmans Hall on
Caroline street. New officers
will be installed.
Kew West Chapter No. ;, Dis
abled American Veterans will
meet at s pm. al the temple
on Amelia street.
JANUARY To-
Dade Lodge No Ii, Masonic
Group win meet at S pm ar
the Scottish Rite Temple.
Business and Professional We
mems Club win meet at pm
in the woman's Club auditor
ium.
Ladies Day Golf Tournament be
gins at . am. al the Key West
Golf Course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
K4TUSH4 ADV 4NCED
TO CHIEF. SERVES
ON If.S.S. CHOPPER

David F. Katusha, serving
aboard the submarine u S s
Chopper. recently was advanced
in rating to chief fire control
technician, USN.
Chief Katusha and his wife
the former Miss Lillian Stevens
of Fall River, Mass, live here at
24-F Poinciana.
The new chief is a graduate
of East Technical high school
Cleveland, Ohio, and was EN-,
rloyed prior to entering the serv-
ice at Better Radio Service Co,
Cleveland. He entered the navy
in 1912 and has served in the
submarine force continuously
since his enlistment. During
World War II he made four wal
patrols in the Pacific area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
APPRECIATION

want to thank each and every
one who came 10 nv rescue that
awful day Of Feb IS. 1851. when
my home was completely destroyed
by fire. only wish that | was able
to list each church, organization.
Insurance Company, and Lumber
Yard and all our good friends II
this city. II would not be a column
in the paper but a magazine with
many, many. pages ! want to ess
pecially thank the Lions Club for
giving me Tome once more
Again | thank each and every
one Of you. ard may Gods riches,
blessings 80 With sou through life
THANK YOU
Mrs. Ia /. Moore & Family
g0a Pauline 81
Key West Florida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

come nationwide.
Mrs. Dorothy Daniels chair
man of the Business and Pro
fesSional Women's Club and Har-
ris Elementary School has beer
instrumental in introducing Dop-
ey in the Harris Elementary
Schools 4th. 5th and 9th grades.
Working with Mrs. Daniels are
officers Jimmy James. M. J.
Wilder and Tommy Dixon. Part
of the program is to teach chill
dren that policemen are their
friends But more important are
the lessons in traffic safety con-
veved to children and their par
ents in an atmosphere of fun and
prizes
Little Dopey Duck just can't
seem 10 do the right thing as far
as safety rules are concerned and
as result gets hurt. There is a
Dopev Duck contest every two
weeks and the folders are judged
on neatneSS, coloring and the
thought behind the safety story.
A prize is awarded 10 the win
ner of each classroom in the 4,
S. anG 9th grades,
The children have been in
Stracted to color. paint or decor
j ate the folder Dopev Duck is on
and to fill in story. verse OF
Jingle on what Dopey did wrong
There is q scrambled safety slo-
gan on each folder and parents
NAV help 10 unscramble the slo
1 gan.
! Flying beneath the American
flag at Harris School is a bright
green Tag with white letters saw.
ing always be careful II a child
: in Harris School is hurt or in
jured in traffic accident the
flag Is taken down for q week
/ This flag is known as the Dopey
Duck Safety Flag and is flown in
conjunction with the safety pro-
gram now being conducted a;
/ Harris Elementary School
Miami police officer William
Voges and his co-partner. officer
Clark, explained the Dopey Duck
Safety Program at a P.TA. meet
Ing of Harris Elementary School
last Tuesday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

necessary.
The Fleet Training Group
Wives will include wives of of
jcers' attached to the Fleet
Sonar School. the Underway
Training Unit and to the ships
hat train with these two groups.
Members of the newly-or-
ranized club elected Mrs. ]. L,
Rooms chairman: Mrs. j. l.. Daw-
;on, secretary and Mrs. F. NJ.
1nell. treasurer.
At all the meetings of the club,
baby sitter viii be provided, it
vas announced.
In the future the monthly
meetings viii be a coffee, lunch
ION or bridge-canasta dessert
his to be decided by the hos
'esSes.
CoffeeS are held at the Off
'crs' pool on the Us Naval Sta
ion end luncheon and bricge
.anasta desserts at EchoasiS.
HostesSes are selected alpha
oetically. one from the Sonar
School, one from the Underway
Training Unit. and one from the
shiDs.
Mrs. r. M. Collins and Mrs.
Rooms were hostesses at yester-
lav's meeting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

HOSteSSeS for the affair were
wives of officers attached to the
Submarine Squadron Four staff
and wives Of officers serving on
the U.S.S. Cutlass. Approximately
rs members were present.
Mrs. c. S. Carlisle. club chair
man, conducted the business
meeting. She announced the
names of the candidates for the
election OF club officers to be
held in February. Candidates for
chairman are: Mrs. j. H. Turner
and Mrs. Thomas Hazanis: CO.
chairnan, Mrs. w. NJ. PoulSon
and Mrs. V. ]. Vaughan: chair
man of Division Al, Mrs. w. d.
Wood and Mrs. J. II. Dolen, chair
roan Of Division 40, Mrs. Thomas
II. Willaros End Mrs. w. r. Glib
con: chairman of Division 43,
Mrs. Jack A. Vaughan and Mrs
A. p. Cosby; chairman of staff
wives. Mrs. w. F. Schlech and
Mrs. c. r. Kossert; and chair
man of Gilmore and Petrol wives.
Mrs. NJ. L. Brooks and Mrs. F. NJ
Shamer.
Mrs. Dwight Putnam secretary
treasurer, reported club MEM
hers had wrapped approximately
1900 Christmas gifts for service
men from December 10 through
December % at Sims Service,
oil free of charge, She read a
letter from Capt. j. w. Davis.
commanding officer of Submarine
Suhadron Four. commencing the
girls on this Christmas project,
and assuring them their Christ.
mas wrapping service was APP
preciated.
A letter also was read from
Lit. Leon Dickinson. chaplain
serving aboard the USS Howard
w. Gilmore, thanking members
of the group who assisted in
wrapping children's gifts for the
Giltnore's annual Christmas
panty for their work. He also
commented favorably on the
work of the club in wrapping
gifts for servicemen.
Mrs. V. J. Vaughan informed
the group that each member of
the SubRon Four Wives club,
the FAWTU wives club and the
retired officers wives have been
asked TO contribute some bakery
goods for the Officers Wives
club baked goods booth on Feb
ruary IA. during the Naval
Chbrity Carnival. Several of the
members volunteered to work at
the booth on the l4th.
All SubRon wives are asked to
cooperate with the wives club in
supplying bakery goods for the
booth.
The next coffee meeting of the
club will be on Feb 6, with wives
of officers aboard the USS
Mehregal and the USS Guavina
MS hosteSses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
MinOca Council
auditors Will
Meet Tomorrow

The auditing committee of MI
noca Council No. 13, Degree of Pc
cahontas will meet at 1880 O'Clock
tomorrow night at the home of
Mrs. Bloney Valdez, 1922 Catherine
street.
Members of the committee ap.
pointed to audit the councils books
are: Mrs. Valdez, Mrs. Adeline
Muse. Mrs. Lenora Toberts, Mrs.
Miriam Carey. Mrs. Bernice Park
and Mrs. Alice Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Marriage licenses we're applied
or in the office of County Judge
RAYMOND Lord Tuesday by the
GLOWING:
James Arthur Reed, "a. Seaplane
3ase and Grace MoSely, 20, ZIG
snos Lane.
Bernadine Grady Dykes, 25, CT
Ill AeronauticS Service. Boca Chi
"a and Margaret Rhodes, 2S. 7o2
arlington street. Greensboro, NC.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
VX-I Officers
Wires To Hare
Luncheon Thurs.

Ill wives of officers attached TO
WI are invited to a luncheon
meeting of the wives to be held at
l O'Clock next Thursday afternoon,
January II, at Aeropalms.
HostesseS for the afternoon in
ciude Mrs. MA. Evans. Mrs. VIII
liam Lernos. Mrs. Arthur Graybill,
Mrs. &c. Kemp and Mrs. Hucha-
bee,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
P0incinn0 PTA
Postponed To
Monday, Jan. 81

The monthly Poinciana PTA
meeting, scheduled for Monday
night. has been postponed week
because of the Alex Templeton's
Community Concert Association
concert Monday.
Poinciana PTA will meet at s
pm. on January 81,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Coming Epents
THURSDAY. JANUARY To-

THURSDAY, JANUARY To-
JayShees viii meet at 1880 pm.
in the JayCee clubhouse.
Dir. Felix Varela Lodga No. Ga
will meet al pm. in the Cub
an Masonic Lodge.
Indies Auxiliary Of Arthur Saw
yer Post No. %, American Le-
gion will meet at 8 pm. at the
Legion Home on Stock Island.
Ladies Auxiliary. VIEW. Post
NJ. 1911 will meet al s pm.
at the post home on Elizabeth
lstreet.
Officers Club. Fern Chapter No.
81 order of Eastern Star will
meet at 8 pm. in the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
1909 George street.
Women's Auxiliary of Fleet Re-
serve Association will meet at
$50 pm. in the club rooms.
Room Representatives of Jun
ior.Senior High School P'rA will
meet at 8 pm. at the school.
Gray Ladies will have coffee
meeting at 10 am. in the home
of Mrs. Joseph A, lnslee, 1911
johnson street.
Executive Board meeting OF the
.Iunior.Senior high school PTA
will be at 1880 pm. in the
school library.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IL
Alcoholics Anonymous will meet
at s pm. in the social hall at
the First Presbyterian church.
Officers Wives Club will have
a luncheon meeting at noon at
the Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Mothers Club of Convent of Mary
Immaculate and ST. JosephS
School will meet At $50 IN the
Convent auditorium.
Fern Chapter No. FL, Order OF
the Eastern Star will meet al
SPIN. at the Scottish Rite Te-
mple.
Fern Chapter. No. Il, Order oil
Eastern Star will meet at s pm.
in the Scottish Rite Temple
corner of Simonton and Eaton
streets.
MONDAY. JANUARY Ii
Circle three OF Women of the
First Presbyterian church Will
meet at pm. in the home OF
Mrs. Waiter Price. 407 Flem'
ing street.
Wesleyan Service Guild, WSCs
of First Methodist church viii
have a covered dish supper al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
admiral Williams
Of Washington
To Vacation Here

Rear Admiral Henry Williams.
USN. retired. of Washington, DC.
will arrive here Tuesday for mon
this vacation.
While in Key West he will live
at the FL Patio apartments, In
Washington, Admiral Williams liv.
eS at l7l4 Quen street. NV
HOWE JudSon. pitcher for" the
Chicago White Sox, is a native of
Hebron. H.. and played bali for the
University of Illinois.
Ray Boone, Cleveland Indian
Shortstop. came up to the big lea
CUES as a catcher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
SGT. K, +. Sands
LeareS After
FurIOugh Here

SGT. First Glass Edward E. Sands
left Sunday for Camp Stewart, Ga, :
after spending a twenty-day fur
Tough with his wife at their home
here. GIG Caroline street.
Sgt Sands expects to be trans
ferred soon TO New Jersey, where
Mrs. Sands will join him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Historical
Society To Meet
Monday Night

The Key West Art and Historical
Society, which is scheduled to hold
it's monthly business meeting to
night, will not meet until Monday
night, announces Joe Allen, presi
dent.
All members are asked TO attend
Monday nights meeting. which
will be at $50 O'Clock at the Wes'
Martello Gallery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
MR. MRS. r. N. WILLIAMS
ANNOUNCE BIRTh or SON

Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick N. VIII
iiams. 1912 Vareia street. are the
parents Of s-pound, i4-ounce son,
Allen Joseph, born recently in the
US. Naval Hospital. Williams. boil.
err tender, frs, class, USNR. is at
tached TO the US. Naval Station
here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
MRS. MARTIN IS
GUEST OF DAUGHTER
md FAMILY HERE

Mrs. Harriet Martin. Bremertoh
Wash. is visiting here with her
son.in.law and daughter, Ii. Com
DIR. and Mrs. WV. Scnweer, 1908
South street.