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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-07
Browning Pugs Life
Of Great Falls Fight
Card Last Friday

Browning men battling on the
CYC fight program at Great
Falls last Friday night helped to
make it one of the best ring ev-
ents in that city in the last sew
eral years.
Ten fast amateur m a t c h e
were offered to capacity crowd
at the Kelsey Memorial building.
Mike Mountain C h i e f, l48,
slashed Ralph Grifitt, AS, air.
base soldier, to the canvas three
times in the first round of their
scheduled three-rounder. The
towel was tossed in by Manager
Emett Murphy when it was plain
the cocky soldier wouldn't be
able to weather pummeling be-
yond the first round.
Mountain Chief, a grandson of
the last true chief of the Black
feet tribe, h e la t E Mountain
Chief, who died in 1914, became
angered when they came together
at the start of the fight. The
soldier sought to give him the
''brush-off" as though the Indian
youth was contaminated. After
a short furry of punches he con-
nected solidly, sending his man
to the canvas. Twice again they
exchanged blows, with Mountain
Chief coming in with "haymak-
ers' to tell the tale.
Calvin Kicking Woman, l26,
lost to his opponent, Claire Over
felt on a technical KO in the sec-
ond round.
George West Wolf. 1877, lost in
his match with Herb Mason, 131,
airbase soldier The top fight of
the card, characterized by three
fast rounds of skillful boxing.
with plenty of solid punching and
contemplating, Mason won on
a decision,
Morning Gun, 118, in a lively
bout, decisioned Guy Stevens.
l21.
i Other battlers on the card won
on decisions.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-07
Shoe Thickness

In producing leather soles for
footwear ranging from heavy work
shoes to dainty evening pumps
manufacturers vary thicknesses by
as little as l/48 Of an inch: Yet in
each case feathers fl b gu S
strength provides exactly the pro-
lection end support needed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-07
E;Ti:t Co'nrs Minimize Heat

Building and apartment house
courts-and the surrounding room
and apartments-are cooler when
a light color is used on the walls Of
the court than when a dark color IS
there. The light hue will reflect
instead of absorb the heat Of the
sunlight that falls upon it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-07
Dragons Blood Out of Date

dragons Blood deep red
resin obtained from ration cane
palm trees in Eastern Asia. was
used until recent years for color
ing lacquers and varnishes. Now
it has been replaced by coal tar
dyes. It was mentioned by Pliny
in mis- "Naturalis Historia." AID.
IT.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-07
Bird Houses

If you prefer bird house with
a natural wood finish and want it
to last for years, here's sugges-
ton: First. cut all pieces TO size,
then let them soak for "a hours in
boiled linseed oil. Let pieces dry
before assembling.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-07
Permanent Wave Progress

Permanent waving was first H.
troduced in 1906. Early waves.
given with complicated machines,
took almost IL hours. Today. with
home permanent kit, 4 woman
can give herself a permanent at
home in as little as two hours.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-07
Home Permanent Curriers'

The Spin Curriers' which are used
in winding home permanent curls
can also be used for a between
shampoos set. Dampen the hair
slightly and roll on the curler.
When hair is dry, remove curriers'
and brush the hair into place.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
h Bethlehem Steel Siuns
Final Contract Terms
With Workers Union
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE
Bethlehem Steel Co. last night
became the second major company
to complete final contract terms
with the CIO United Steelworkers.
The announcement was made
jointly by Philip Murray, president
Of both the CIO and the Steel
workers Union. and j. M. Larkin,
Bethlehem's vice president in
charge of industrial and public
relations.
The agreement will run until
June 80, 1854, with a wage re-
opening clause effective June 30,
1853.
Other Firms Sign.
Preceding Bethlehem in signing
final agreements were Inland
Steel, one of the top steel pro-
ducers, and Wheeling Steel, a
smaller firm.
The statement did not specify
what the Bethlehem contract con-
tains on the union shop, major
demand of the steelworkers. But
the Nationwide settlement re-
|portedly called for a modified ver-
sion of the union shop, under
which new workers must join but
can withdraw from the union and
old employees may remain nom
union.
The national basic settlement
provided an overall hourly wage
increase of about 81 cents.
Average 16 Cent Boost.
The Bethlehem pact calls for a
wage increase of at least 1914
cents an hour with higher boosts
for higher job classifications, and
averages out to an estimated 16k
cents an hour. The statement did
not specify the terms reached on
fringe pay issues.
Previous wage scales in the in
dustry averaged about $1.88 an
hour.
Other announced contract terms
were: Three-week vacations after
Is years instead Of IS, six paid
holidays and increased shift
premiums.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
South CaroIinian Slated
To Become Head Of VFW
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES. Aug. flames
w. Cothran, 81. Bishopville, S. C..
Is expected to be nominated today
as commander in chief of the Vet.
Grams Of Foreign Wars.
Mr.. Cothran, senior vice COM
mander. is slated to succeed Frank
c. Hilton, Reading, Pa. He has
no announced opposition.
Delegates to the National En-
campment Of the VFW also will
vote on a resolution urging out
lawing the Communist party and
deportation of known Commu-
lnistS.
The convention yesterday heard
Robert A. Vogeler, utilities execu-
tive imprisoned 14l2 months by
Hungarian Communists, declare {:
Tyranny and slavery only sue
ceed when the citizens of q coun-
try become apathetic."
Evening star., 1952-08-07
rye JUST CHANGED NY KlTcH.
EN- SINK from a work-place to Q

5 n o W p l q c e,
thanks to the new
TUFFY. TUFFY
is q woven ball Of
tough plastic
6G,n~4la~~a.kr -
Evening star., 1952-08-07

ELECTR1C's White lamps are not
only easier on your eyes, but they
Aatter furnishings and draperies
too! Their clean, white beauty
Lasts for the life of the bulb. Now
available in 60 and 10O-watts. Just
acc, plus tax, for the 60-watt size.
And, 21c, plus tax, for the 100
watt size. Get them at your G-E
lamp dealers.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
Inst hAca,,sa

WHY REFUSE swimming date weekend invitation .ju
M's the wrong time" of the month? You know, you
be poised and carefree in swim suit (wet or
dry =. in shorts, sacks a sheer dance frock. All
you need do is rely on TAMPAX! This modern sani-
tary protection was invented by doctor to be
tnternally absolutely unelt by the wearer! BukyS [
external pads pins belts and gve-away bulges s
completely eliminated . as well as chatting and odor. %
TAdPAX is made of highly absorbent surgical cotton
firmly stitched and compressed into dainty applcaors
use . easy to dispose of!
Evening star., 1952-08-07
Nigel Bruce in Hospital
After Heart Attack
BY the Assoeictsd Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf. Aug.
7.-Actor Nigel Bruce. 81. is hos
pitalized after being stricken last
weekend with what his agent
called q slight heart attack.
At st. Johns Hospital here
attendants said that his condition
was fine" and that he was simply
lunder observation.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

W htte la m p
bulbs. A special
inner coating
difuses the light
=. . . spreads it
over the entire
surface Of the
bulb. Shadows
are softer! Glare
from glossy sur:
faces is reduced!
And GENERAL
Evening star., 1952-08-07

Six Orsansine! pale mist Of dress with poted hpne pe
decoetoge Pink blue beige and also novy Sizes 10 8 SASS
Six and Acetate Plaid! drama dress with Wg skirt Hondr
plaid with black navy Sizes 10 to l8 SASS
Silk Orsans0! Lovely prints with navy black green red pedomot
Sizes z to 20 Bowng dresses nov black red green SIX
10 to l8 Sl495
TOMORROW-Second + Sire
Evening star., 1952-08-07

THERE'S ne SURPRISE IN STORE for and family when
First of al they're % eresmsht and they fairly
melt IN your mouth yet to make ~; nS
fust 60 wrong. That's because you simply SA Il <SD
combine JM1o ice and fresh fruit no. AS!zJS/
cooking required And there's end TO the NJeLE0E nv
flavor combinations dream In fact A ~
there ere 800 ali! What's my favorte? Wei, ~ = &W,
I 'em all but nows the time for .7SS ~ II
special 0eaaaa parfofs Pie: G&SSAs.<
ones eAs cAssy a
Chill
mmtss Fold Ia IA diced baked Shelf
Chill s firm no 10 mats esnh VIII whipped end sddt
NoaN trSt, II desired.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

Clearance in Sports Shop-Third Floor
Duchess Royal Acetate Suits Aort and long
jackets have linen collars and cuffs goed skirts Pastels
ss pub.. ~ 20 Ro. % Summer Suit. in Cotton Cord Blue brown
stripes long jackets Sizes 10 to SO
Duchess Royal Rain Capes Navy blue rubbesed nyon
Sass Whit. Rayon suits Half sizes for ss
Crinkeone Cotton Pedal Pushers Navy brown Sizes
ssss Denim Pedal Pushes Faded blue sizes 10 to s2ss
ss Cotton seersucker Pedal Pushe Brown blue lilac Sizes
sSss Cotton seersuker stripes
s7s5 Cotton shr. Orange and black prints long
s7ss Cotton Boxy,
SIS and ssss Weathervane skirts Acetate spun rayon and
cotton prints plain colors and weedy mixtures gored and full
SIS Cotton tt a Knit init shorts size, 10 to 1s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$sss oxford Sizes 10 to a.
Faded blue oxford and lilac Sizes
SASS Wool FLANNEL skirts Backvrap style in blue sizes to H.
ssss Checked Sizes 10 to H. IS
Clearance Budget Sports Shop-street Floor
sAvG the nylons tissue failes cottons
.na % na '1 sa SO e So n wn
and ss deep pockets
sss and SIS Cotton skirts Navy or black stripes brown
s-sa5s eggplant Upper
4o-ssss Haers Cotton brown grey.
Clearance -Suits-Third Floor
Suits wool gabardine short jacket
suit with straight skirt misses sizes Navy wool with longer
s75 and Ssss Wool Flannel suits Beige longer Jacket style
for misses. Also misses suits In suits with
peated skirts straight skirts twoones navy, beige pink
Yellow
Cearance-Women's COats-Third Floor
WOmens $5 to $3S5 Pastel Wool Toppes Sizes 1872 20 $40
$6S5 SIS Summer Toppers Basket
woolens blue white, gold Sizes 1871 to
$ss7s ses7s Spring Coats Fitted and boxy styles
$395 and $S75 Spring Toppers Wool wool
gabadne black navy and blue Sizes 12A 2o and 22 $40
ottoman and r'y'n i''e black and navy Sizes 1914 to S;
Spring Cragegh coats
boxy style in tweedy and and blue mixtures Sizes a.
SIS
Cearance-Misses' and Juniors Goats
1895 Summer Wool Coats Pastes and white suede and novelty
woolens Sizes to IS. $40
$22s5 sss Coats shorties and weave and
suede wools boucles in pink ice blue gold and beige
Misses and Juniors to 16. S12
SIS $2s75 Spring Summer fngertip
lengths white pink gold ice blue beige few Misses and
$5 s5 summer Coats Fuength coats in rataan and bark
woolen white pink blue beige Misses and juniors sizes
Clearance i'm French ROOm-Second Floor
Dinner and Dance Frock Baerina and Full Lengths this
group mostly one-of a-kind.
$39S5 Lace Dinner Dress. $25
S3995 Short Formal $25
$6sS5 Two-tone Long Silk Oganza. S45
$6995 Long Silk Taffeta. SIS
Nylon peated Skirt -------S125
Limited Group Of Afternoon Dresses as follows: -
$685. Two piece sink shantunss
S29S5 Cotton Sunbacks with Stoles. S25
$5SS5 Printed Silk Surrahs
$4S95 Black Silk Taffeta with Jacket $S5
1855 Black Silk Chiffon
S9S5 Sk Chiffon
Evening star., 1952-08-07

>Clearance-Misses Dresses-Street Floor
Msse. $s5 to Sass Dresses These are mostly
and twopiece sheer chons
marquisettes few cottons black few light ground
Misses siss to SIS dresses kind rayon see rsyon
marsette rayon chfons black high shades and prints
SIS Solid printed rayons
lace silk shantns Cocktail evening
few tailored styles Black, navy green,
Clearance-Negligee Shop-Fifth Floor
$5 $S5 Cotton Chambray Coffee Coats Everfast
Striped Coats Printed Coachman Robes
sss5 Short Cotton Sersucker Hatertop Upper
issas s1sss sssesh sSo9s SsSa Gsa'i Du,t;r.
SIS to S45 Negiigees broken sizes various
Clearance in Brides Shop-Seventh Floor
$685. Chantiy- type Wedding Size IL - $40
SIPS Pure Silk Slipper Satin Wedding Gown in candeght
Gown with redngote-type skirt 12------------s
Wedding Gowns Chantilytype rayon satin
1896 Baerna Length Dress in organdy boufant skirt size
Bridesmaids organdy baernas yellow green
Bridesmaids SIS Dress. Rayon masette with accents Of rayon
satin, yellow Size IL
Clearance-Women's Dresses-Second Floor
to Dresses Printed sheer color
backgrounds vOieS
Wo@en Sass Dresses Rayon rayons in print and pok. dot
patterns with tucked skirts have sodcoor contrast Sizes
15Women slsss and Sass Dresses Printed rayon sheer
few printed nylon floral and multcoor prints Halt sa
Womens sess5 Dresses a-kind; navy
with jacket wopiece silk shantung chiffon evening
1-WOmanS $50 tucked Marqulsette
1-Womans s125 Nylon Net Dress navy
AZ.
Nylon with fuered skirt
green Size 38
Cotton Shop Clearance-Fifth Floor
$1795 Dresses Twopiece style with sodcoor broadoh top
print skirt Of Bates Disciplined Cotton 10 to
$l7s5 Waffle Pque Sun Dresses with fitted jacket gilt braid
trim Sizes Is and 18
55-$095 SASS Plaid gnghams-wafne piaues
striped cottonsSp Quite
assortment Few Of kind and broken Sizes but wonderful
seasonabe bs shrwais dresses coat dresses
jacket dresses Sizes 10 to 20 and few 4A to 22-$5S5
Clearance-Dresses, Bl0uses-Third Floor
20-$895 Dresses Checked and plaid cotons with
sold-c skirts Mostly small sizes S.
$495 to $895 BlOues In the few silks In blue and
faes and mauve linens piques
in MILDLY and boero styles plaid cottons and sodcolor pases
s5ss Checked Gingham Blouses 81
Clearance-Teen ShOp-FOurth Floor
50-unos S1395 Printed rayons sun1ery white
grounds nyon
dresses with large dots white grounds
$795
Junior ShOps-FOurth Floor
6Ouno S16S5 to SIS Pure shantng two-piece
pastel cotton voe dark cotton nhack
with pque jackets printed nylons with peated skirts
5O-unior Sls95 SIS Pure silk shantung suit
dresses printed with bolero pure silks
stripes and prints polished cotton dresses and halter
Juniors sss5 to SASS Summer Coons In the group are pastel
boados pcolay dresses imported pastel voies
white cotton coat dresses $595
Underwear ShOps-2nd Floor
1895 Slips Non tricot crepe Nyron ylon
rayon) rayon sans crepes Quite selection
fabrics-and the equally vared
SII5 Panties Briefs. Nyons rayons
sss5 Non Trieot Gowns Lovely lace trimmed styles In pastes
s4ss PemanentPIeated Pettcoa Pastes small medium and
Ssss Cotton Nghties Pastel Batistes and seersuckersSI
Evening star., 1952-08-07

and bought 1t to do the dlShs
washing dirty work" .. to rinse
dishes before washing, to loosen
crusted, gummy foods from cas-
seroles and pans -. because
TUFFY, unlike a brush or scraper,
rinses clean, clean through, under
the tap. But then ] tried TUFFY
in place of a dishrag, and it washed
my china and silver without .
scratch! So now, instead of three
messy gadgets =. a soggy dish.
rag, a dirty brush, q gummy
scraper =. I have one fresh red.
and-yellow TUFFY, which never
corrodes or smells. Why not tidy
up your kitchen-with TUFFY!
Evening star., 1952-08-07

PoR Better LIGHT 70 READ ~.
take this tip from me: get some of
the new GENERAL ELECTRIC
Evening star., 1952-08-07

HERE'S TASTETNGLNG TREAT that can't be beat for
S thrs-s satisfying rereshment tall frosycod glasses
- of KOOL-AID It's quick-easy to make too just
pour package in pitcher, add water and sweeten to
y N taste Is KOOL-AID penny Indeed, is for
SC package makes full quarts! So suggest you buy all
20 luscious havors at and q lot!
Evening star., 1952-08-07
BUY-LINES BY Nancy Susser

Weekly Advertising Column Of Things Nsw and Interesting
New York, Aug. You asked for il and I've
found It {. . . way to get wonderful relief from
Athletes Foot. It's CUTICURA Medcated Liquid
.: greaseess, stainless, invisible" preparation
ha,'A effectively antiseptic but never irritaes! In
fact, il stops itching Instantly, speeds healing of
raw, open cracks and brings complete relief in
Evening star., 1952-05-18
See Anyone
You Know?
tory by Mildred and Laurence Tilley

PhotostoEy by Mildred and Laurence TilleY
! HE BUREAU Of Adjectives, Toneents ond SIudge
tknown os BATSl is one Of the less prominent
Government agencies but its loyal stoff serves the
Noticn with the devotion so common to obscure
bureouorots. The foet thot understand
what they dc only heehtens their enthusiasm.
Here ore office supply portraits Of the worthy
public servants at BATS showing them os they
oppeor to each other and to the small businessmen
who come timidly into their offices.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

Observations taken at City Office
Key West. Fla, Dec. so, 1851
500 AN, EST
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
NAVY ADDS PUMPING
(Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
overcome to rush the job to COM
pletion. Replacement sections Of
pipeline with header connections
and suction and discharge piping
were prefabricated from pipe in
stock. The pumps for the project
we're obtained from the Charleston
Naval Shipyard on a loan basis.
Actual construction was under
the general supervision Of the Mr..
C. ]. Cornell, Master Mechanic,
of the Key West Naval Base. Mr..
r. H. Griggs, Chief Quarterman,
Florida City Pumping Station was
responsible for the prefabrication
and operation at the site. Both
Mr.. Cornell and Mrs. Griggs have
received Communications from Ad-
miral Duke for their outstanding
accomplishment.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Toduy's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK IN - The stock
market maintained steady course
today with motors standing ahead.
Fractional changes both ways
predominated with many leading
issues trading unchanged.
Higher along with the motors
were most utilities and aircrafts.
Other areas Of the list were mixed,
including the railroads which were
fairly quiet for a change.
Higher stocks included Baltimore
& Ohio, Paramount Pictures,
American Telephone. international
Nickel, Eastman Kodak, Westing-
house Electric, U. S. Steel, Stude-
baker, and Lockheed.
Lower were Santa Fe, Standard
Oil (NJ), Allied Chemical, Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube, Packard,
Montgomery Ward, and J. /. Case.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Trojans Have The
Edge In Rose Bowl
Says Coach Mon.

PASADENA R-The man who
will guide Wisconsin into the Rose
Bowl New Years day, Coach Ivan
B. Williamson, said today he thinks
the Trojans Of Southern California
rate the edge accorded them by
the experts in pre-game calcula-
tons.
Southern California's Coach Jess
Hill sticks to another view. He
feels this clash between the CO.
champions Of the Big Ten and his
coast conference titleholders Is
''strictly even"
williamson bases his belief main
ly on the ground that "USC has
a more impressive record than
we have"--nine straight victories,
including such victims as North
western, Army, California and
UCLA, and one defeat, to Notre
Dame, in the seasons windup.
And" Williamson continued,
''the possible absence Of our left
halfback, Harland Carl, makes a
definite difference"
Williamson isn't quite sure, he
said, what fate awaits Carl when
kickoff time comes at 2 p. M,
Is p. m. EST Thursday for the
100000 bowl spectators and the
millions Of television fans around
the nation.
Whether Fleet, 176-pound Carl
will even play, or whether he will
be effective if he does, is some
thing the coach said he can't an
swer at this date.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
CUBAN TRAVEL TAX

Continued from Page one)
come 10 Key West for ihe for.
NAL signing Of The leasing agree.
Tnenf.
AZ The same time. the Cuban
entrepFsnevrs moved Into high
ssar In their premoiion Of the
project when they announced
that they have contracted for
nine full pages Of advertising In
New York newspapers 10 publ.
elxs The ferry line.
Work on the completion Of the
ferry vessel, the "Cuban Queen, -
Is expected to start shortly after
January LIST. The ship. q converted
Navy LSD Is currently on the
drydocks In Jacksonville. II ID
owned by the CATO and repre-.
sents their share In the financing
of the s-million dollar operation. II
has been estimated that 30 working
days win be required for its com.
pletlon.
Cuban travel officials have de.
cried the imposition Of the SIS
travel tax as discriminatory. The
Cuban government, which has nc
real estate or income taxes ID
said to be hard-pressed to operate
their government and to carry oui
. sweeping program Of public i'm,
proyements that they have EN-
barked upon with the return oi
Batista to the presidency, hence
the additional taxation.
One Cuban spokesman said tha,
Florida stood to lose q good share
OF its tourist business from Cuba
which amounts to millions OF dol
lars annually II the tax were
levied. Tourists who journey L
Miami are generally from ths
lower income groups, he said
Many thousands Of dollars in mer
ehandlse Is purchased there year
ly by Cuhans. he added.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

Barometer tSea Levell 500 AN.
30.06 ins.-l018.0 nnbs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Watchnight Meet
Wed. AT First
Congregational

The traditional New Years Eve
watchnight service will be held
at the First Congregational
Chruch Wednesday night begin
ming at 1l:0O. The Rev. Percy v.
Dave of the Plantation Community
Chruch, Fort Lauderdale will bring
the message Of the evening. The
church choir under the direction
of Gerald Saunders will sing a
special anthem for this occasion.
Everybody is invited to participate
In this sane and thoughtful day
Of welcoming the New Year.
The Rev. and, Mrs. Percy v.
Dave Of Plantation, Fort Lauder.
dale. will be house guests of Mrs.
Dawes parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
Chas. H. Meeker, for the New
Years holiday.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
The
WEATIIERMAN
Says
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and warm today and to-
night with possibility Of scat
tered shower. Gentle to moderate
easterly to southerly winds be-
coming northerly by Thursday.
Wednesday, cloudy with not
much change in temperature.
Florida: Partly cloudy to cloudy
and slowly rising temperatures
today and Wednesday. Scattered
showers in extreme north por-
ton and isolated light showers
on lower east coast and Keys.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Gentle to moderate
east and southeast winds today
becoming southeast to south We'd
nesday. Partly cloudy to cloudy
weather. Scattered showers in
Straits and extreme north por-
ton.
East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle
to moderate east and southeast
winds today becoming southerly
Wednesday. Partly cloudy to
cloudy weather. Scattered show
ers in north portion.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate east and northeast
winds today and Wednesday.
Fair weather.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
MRS. LILLIAN WEAVER

Mrs. Lillian Weaver, 73, died
this morning at the Monroe Gen.
eral Hospital after an extended
illness.
Mrs. Weaver was member of
the Pocahontas Lodge and East
ern Star.
Funeral services win be held
tomorrow afternoon at 5 p. M,
from the First Methodist Church.
The Rev. Paul Touchton, pastor,
officiating. The body will be
placed in the church at 2:bO, with
Pritchard Funeral Home in
charge Of arrangements
Burial will be in the family
plot in City Cemetery.
Mrs. Weaver is survived by
several nieces and nephews.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

Temperatures
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

RAYMOND LEWIS LACY

RAYMOND Lewis Lacy, 66, died
Sunday morning after an ex-
tended illness. Mr.. Lacy was q
veteran Of World War and
member Of Beaverton Lodge No.
100 F. and A. M. He. was a resi-
dent Of Homestead, Fla, and re-
sided at 1885 Garfield Drive.
Survivor is the widow, Mrs.
r. L. Lacy Of Homestead.
Funeral services are being
held this afternoon at 4:4S p. m,
in the Chapel Of Pritchard
Funeral Home. The Guard Of
Honor Of Arthur Sawyer Post
No. % will conduct full military
services, and Anchor Lodge No,
1S2 r. and AM. will conduct
graveside services. Burial will
be in the Maine Winslow plot in
the City Cemetery.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

Relative Humidity a 800 AN.
79%
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
LABOR HEADS TO MEET

NEW YORK R-AFL President
George Meany says he and CI0
President Walter Reuther have
arranged to meet in Washington
to discuss proposals to merge the
two labor unions.
Meahy, appearing yesterday on
teleyision, said the negotiations
will start after the New Year holi-
day and are sure to be ''long
winded."