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Evening star., 1953-10-27
Formal Opening Planned

Albert P. Dicker, president,
and Soloman Dicker, founder of
the Pennsylvania LinOleum and
Carpet Co., today announced the
formal opening of the company's
new location at $50 E street
NV, will take place next Mon
day, November 2.
The company has completed
it's removal from 903 E street
NV, from which address the
firm has operated for 19 years.
Many new feature for GUS
toner convenience have been in
corporated in the new store.
Special facilities will permit GUS
toners to drive in and park their
cars right in the building.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

er First National Bank of San
Francisco was elected president.
A delegation of Washington
bank auditors and controllers
has been attending the conven-
ton,
Evening star., 1953-10-27

Apparel Show Scheduled
A Holiday-Spring showing Of
mems and boys apparel has
been scheduled at the Willard
Hotel November $40.
Arranged by the Washington
Maryland Mems and Boys APP
pareI Club, the three-day show
will be open from 9 am. to 8
pm. each day.
New ideas and new merchan-
disc will be the feature, declares
an announcement from the club.
Grocers Join Association
The National Association Of
Retail Grocers has joined the
American Retail Federation,
which has headquarters here, it
was announced today by Row.
land Jones, jr., federation pres
ident.
The grocers' organization has
a membership of more than Co.
600 independent retail grocers,
Mr.. Jones reported.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Apparel Show Scheduled

ments of the association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Denial Officers
Honor Visitors
At Dinner Party

Naval Dental Officers Of the Key
West area and their wives had
dinner at RauI's last Monday even
ing, preceded By a cocktail party
at Aero Palms Officers Club.
The honored guests, in Key West
on an inspection trip. were Cap
tain P. NJ. Gardener and Ensign
c. Z, Mckay. both on the Staff
of the Commandant Sixth Naval
District and Captain Mack Mere
dith. on the Staff Of Commander
Naval Air Bases Sixth Naval Dis
trict, Jacksonville, Florida.
Those present in additions to the
guests Of honor were Captain and
Mrs. W. r. Burns, Commander
and Mrs. A. I. MeInturff. CON-
mander and Mrs. C. H. Rice.
with their house guest Miss Adah
Shelton Of Washington, d. C., DR..
and Mrs. w. ]. Harrison, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Group, Dr.. and Mrs.
W. Z. Campbell, DR.. and Mrs. ].
J. Keehan and DR.. and Mrs. r.
c. Thomas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
BPW Chooses
NeaD Leaders At
Wednesdays Meet

At the Business and Profession
al Women's Club meeting Wednes-
day evening the slate Of officers
submitted by the nominating com.
mittee was unanimously accepted
by the club. and new members
taken in during the year were in
Quoted by State President Wilhel-
nina Harvey Of the local club.
New officers for the ensuing
year elected by unanimous ballot
viii be: Mrs. Alice Nix, president;
Mrs. Garcia Nettles, first vice pre-
sident; Mrs. Joan Mardis, second
vice president: Mrs. Blanch Mil
Ter. third vice president; Mrs. VII
lie Mae Simmons, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Thelma Porch. re-
cording secretary; and Mrs. Mary
Sinclair, treasurer. They we're
nominated by the following com
mitfee: Mrs. Florence Gordon.
chairman. Mrs. Joan Mardis, Mrs.
Garcia Nettles, Mrs. Hester Stutz,
and Mrs. Merle Curry.
As the second important part Of
the proceedings Mrs. Harvey ind
tiated the following new members:
Mesdames Edna Miller. Laurenxa
Leyesque, Jean Resnick. LenOre
Finch, Ester Herman, Lillian Nil
Ter, Janet Dyber, Julie Anne Glib
son, Ernestine McMaaters, DorO-
thy Milberger, Mary Sinclair. and
Willie Mae Simmons and Miss Rae
Carmichael.
An innovation this year wiz be
the naming Of the member who
has rendered The greatest Ger.
vice TO the club during the year.
Those present nominated their
choice by secret ballot. TIE name
Of the honored member win Be r..
vealed 1t the installation Of new
officers to be held at the Casa
Marina Hotel May :.
Announcement was also made 81
the state convention 70 be held II
Orlando May IL, delegates 10 be
announced later by the president,
Mrs. Blanche Miller. Attending Is
state officers win be the president
Mrs, Harvey, and the correspond.
ing secretary. Mrs. Grace Crosby.
Mrs. Miller announced ! letter
Of appreciation from the Industrial
Girls School 1t ocaIa for the boz
Of clothing and other effects nenl
at Easter. Several girls At the
school. which Is . BPW project
were thereby provided with Eas.
ter fnery, according 10 the Ietter.
In her annual report to the club,
the retiring president. Mrs. Miller,
thanked the members for their %.
operation In the achievements d
the year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Jim Mclaughlin
Scores Again
In Players Group

Keep your eye on Jim McLaugh.
lin, young U. S. Navy man, who
has the leading romantic role in
Our Town" currently at the Barn
Theatre. He's a tall, handsome
Scotsman with a knack for the
footlight technique. Someday his
name may be up in the bright
lights of Broadway or on a Holly.
wood studio star list. or maybe
TV.
He has a lot Of pre.PIayers ex.
perience. but like the reluctant
dragon. doesn't roar around about
it. In Key West, his initial appear
ance was as the hero In 'The
Drunkard. He also appeared in
''The Passing Of the Third Floor
Back" and was the delightful
gather ye-petunias-wh iIe-ye-may In
Tennessee Williams fantasy, s'The
Case of the Crushed Petunias''
which was one of five williams
one-acters presented here BY the
Players last spring.
Mclaughlin really scored as
John, the confused Army guy who
did chum a favor and nearly
lost out In his own love affair in
John Loves Mary" Now he
scores again IN s'Our Town" play
ing the difficult role Of George
Gibbs who likes to play baseball
as an adolescent and who is in
love with his neighborhoOd girl.
Jim has . knack for the right
expression, the right infection, At
the right time. He may clown At
rehearsal but gets down to serious
business when the real drama Is
in progress. He has the build and
the looks to 90 places 10 the thea.
ire. The local group hopes he
doesn't ego places" too soon.
He's a crown gem IN the local
circle.
Thornton Wilder's drama, direc.
ted BY Joe Hurka, with production
under the capable management Of
Mickey Renna, win continue To-
night, Saturday and Sunday before
the final curtain. Tickets are avail
able at Southernmost Drugstore
and the box office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Health Day Fete
Planned By PTA
At Truman School

The April u meeting Of Truman
Elementary p. 7. A, opened at
9 p. m. with presentation Of the
colors by the schOolboy Patrol as
part Of the Fathers Night pro.
gram. The pledge Of allegiance
followed and the business Of the
evening was conducted BY the
chairman, Mr.. Jesse Montgo.
merry. Sergio Fernandez. city
policeman assigned to Truman
School was introduced By the chair.
man, Mr., Fernandez urged the
constant awareness on the part ol
adults and children for observing
safety rules 1T al times. He ask.
ed II the group would be Interest.
ed IN Tying 4 safety dag for every
day of ! perfect record and II was
immediately voted upon 10 do 90
and purchase same.
After the regular order a bust.
ness. the slate cf officer for the
coming year was pressnsed 81
chairman. Mr.. hicusgnmary
Pres. Mrs Edward Bayly, wee
Fres. Mr.. Herbert Ford. See. Mr..
J, c. Wheeler. ~. TREAS. Miss vi.
RAN Carer ard Nsrscrian, NsFA
Fred knight IS steve memhara
were Only elected 10 serve a. ofn,
GERS.
The annual MAY Health Day
Festival VII be head In BayvIew
Park FRIDAY. Mas / 1t So n.
ard plans are n preparatlun snr
soinrfal event,
9frs AFnoid Brye vas called ID
e. % b Sumner Reund Up Char.
man and date az sane VII "a a.
noznced b ne nenF Aatura.
Mr MrnacroEssry ten I'd 4
general 6lsensxlcn Il ?. =. IA e.
iscss and ne NEED n en- men.
hexs ~ aMppurs nd wugk when
called upon ~ the cfsseerx.
Asw membsr cmar. RoaarB asa
ysxstoF Mrs. Z ". JARVIS were
wsesms1 ~ sha gkalrmnn 10.
srssamasnia 40 ss<s.l Asw fslaew-
u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Honor Rolls
ATe announced
By San Carlos

San Carlos School announces
the honor rolls for the last nine
weeks Of instruction in Spanish
knd English. On the ehildren's
honor roll are the following:
Kindergarten - Veda Schmidt.
Linda Bates. Ellen Paulsen. Joe
Allen, william Harris, Dennis
Nice.
1st Grade - Brian REYNOLDS,
Reynolds. Roberta herman, Mei.
ha Bates, ceeils Gates. James
Scott. JetfeTg Rermsn. Elizabesh
MariscaI.
2nd Grade = Phyllis A. Curry.
Belinda Bsrman. JOY Hartley, Ri.
chael Valdez.
Ord Grade - IssbeI Zayxa, Car.
los Hernandez.
eth Grade - Gambia cabot
Edwin Medina, YcIanda Cabot
Perfect Attendsnee Marsha
Mann. Veda Schmidt. Linda Bates
Jennifef Valdez. James Scott. Nj.
ehael Valdez, Phyllis Curry. ia.
win Medina, Isabel zayas, Carries
Hernandez, Gary Armstrong. Joy.
&c Bates.
Special Class fspanish): Perla
sosin. Joe Smith. oEauidea Her.
nandez. xiomara Alfonso, Diane
jenkins, Carolyn Jsakins, Emily
Harris, Diane Mathews, swevIa
Roedder. Linda Curry. Maria Am
Arnold, Jackie Valdez. Marilyn
Bearup. Robert Pndron, Josephlne
Arnold, Richard Padres, BarhaYa
Carey, Gloria PadFun.
Tie Spanish Instructor u Mis-
bsniidet Kemond. The Engiish Is.
struetcr b Mrs. Aliea RsAarss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17

Receiving guests with Mrs. Ha-
mes will be her daughter, Mrs.
Stewart F. Ansley, of Atlanta.
Georgia. Mr.. Ansley, and Daniel
B. Beard. Superintendent of Ever
glades National Park and Presi-
dent of the Tropical Florida Au-
dubon Society.
Assisting the officers in receiV-
ing guests viii be Mr.. j. p. Bail
lod, Mrs. Grace R. Crosby, and
Stuart S. Whiting, retiring Presi-
dent.
Mrs. Edna Lee viii entertain
with piano sleetions preceding the
showing of a scenic film and the
address Of the evening by Super
intendent Beard. Miguel Marshal,
talented young pianist, win pre-
sent a short concert.
Following the program, guests
viii be invited to the dining room
where Mrs. Wallace B. Kirke, Mrs.
Archie Roberts, Mrs. Albert H.
Carey and Mrs. David Mcdaniel
win preside at the refreshment
table.
Florial decorations are being ar
ranged by Miss Hilda S. Cunniff
and David p. Mcdaniel.
Saturdays reception promises
TO be one of the most impressive
social functions Of the Audubon
Society during the season. Invita-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Coming EUens.

FRIDAY, APRIL IT,
Landscape lssy medaml C.
baEinnafs classes, - an. 4 ~
Pm. Hard w1nsing. ! - !
Pm. west lastalae ~ aeknol
Cen1y Beach.
0lA Ksshiuned Aymn slng GO
fslesahp program. polncInna
Baptist CUFEh. SO p.m.
M1vy IkA go, ) Man1s
y!as C1 &c q SSgCnesn
sl1hcMss o. YiaNsr.
TYsss - - Il Pyaa Eers.
TSg pa
Fifh airns q sow Tsmxr e
saFn Ikaakrs. oa1y fme nAure
Etskts c1rtaln the. 1Mrm.
Care Eenp scsau 81 Axnan
Skssk : pm
KsN Wees AssaasAs k19s Clh
Nsseaas Cas1 Armsry. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17

The Sorority received Q $1.00.
Award from the Torch. our Off,
cial Magazine. A contest was held
on Contacts, the Sorority whose
Contact Is published receives this
award. Margaret Seully, Record
ing Secretary. sent in the entry Of
contracting visiting Beta Sigma
Phi's from Wilmington. Ohio. who
were entertained at cur recent.
Hamburger Party.
Josephine James, chairman, is is
suing Invitations to al local clubs
10 participate ID Armed Forces
Week by informing them Of the
excellent speakers available for
their meetings. All clubs have
been contacted and Josephine is
now writing replies 50 she and her
committee may assist n schednl-
ING the speakers. The Sorority is
asked every year to be responsible
for getting these invitations out as
4 working part Of organizing the
week.
President Ida announced that al
our accomplishments and activity
Of the year has been sent IN 10
tie Convention Committee 10 COM
pete for the Achievement
Award" the Clyde willis Cup.
Our chapter won this award last
year and we are trying hard to
win the cup again. II . chapter
wins the cup three years IN suc-
eessiOn, II becomes ! permanent
possession.
From the show Of hands we win
have . wonderful delegation to the
Convention IN St. Petersburg,
May l5-1e-I7th and the girls are
working hard on their presenta-
ton Of the ''Bid'' to have the Con-
vention IN Key West ia 1854.
The Sorority enthusiastically ac.
cepted = check II $500 90 from the
Navy Charity Carnival 70 be used
On the Playground Project at the
corner Of Elizabeth and Fleming
SIS. The Sorority IS anxious to
erect . fencO to further insure
safety for the children and this
check win 90 . long way toward
reaching this goal. WilheImina
Harvey presented the check from
the Navy 10 the Chapter.
The Chapter voted 20 have an
entry IN the ARMED Forces Par
ade, May 18th. Bonnie Swan vol
unseered to be chairman and Do
lice Curry, Co-chairman.
President Ida gave . final re-
| port on our completed proiect,
Beautifying the Colored Old Folks
Home, Q JOB very wei done and
many thanks 70 all who helped.
Founders Day banquet win be
held April 9Oth and final details,
worked out By The Social Com.
mittee, win be presented At the
. next meeting. April 27sh. Get wen
wishes were extended Of our Re-
cording Secretary. Margaret Soul
II. recuperating from an appen.
dectonay. three silver baby cups
we're presented 10 the mothers 81
future Beta sigma Phi's. Betty
TOPPING, Marge Sellers, and MI
dred Weasherspoon.
TIE election Ct officers for the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17

ton is extended to community
leaders supporting the program Of
the Monroe County Audubon So
ciety affiliated with the National
Audubon Society.
Guests are requested to make
reservation by Friday, April II
with member of the telephone
committee: Mrs. Grace r. Crosby,
Mrs. Edna Lee, Miss Hilda S. Cum
milf, or Mrs. David P. Mcdaniel,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
AppIy To Wed

Donald Rufus Conn, q, Boea
Chica, and Carolyn Joan Herndon,
20, 72s Catherine Street. have ap-
piled for . marriage license at the
Office Of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord.
Leroy Hin, q, Fleet Sonar
School, and Bette Ruth Slater, 26,
708 Emma Street, have also APP
piled. as have Ralph Xavier Kiotx.
a, USS Sea Dog. and Thelma May
Wilson, Is. 7os Emma Street, and
Newton d. Lance, q, Naval Sta.
ton. and Sylvia Robins. "a, sos
SiInDntOn Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Local audubon Reception Saturday
To Be Distinguished Social EUent

The Monroe County Audubon Society will honor its newly
elected officers with informal reception be held Wesley
House. 100 Varea Street. Saturday evening April o'clock
Officers be honored Mrs Frances Hame president Wallace
Kke president Miss Hda s. Cunn recording secretary;
David Mcdaniel corresponding secretary Archie Roberts,
urer Mrs c. Lawrence p Baiod Albert H. Carey
members of the Board Directors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
SyIUia Knight Is Chosen President
Of Beta Sigma Phi For Coming Year

The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority had very interesting full
evening from to election Of officers their
meeting President Ida Geich meeting
beth Acheson chairman program
Of Blessings Happiness Through Control of Self and Environment
Vivian Thompson discussed Natural JOY its ment through
Merry Heart singing Julie George discussed n-
derstanng People Both well delivered
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17

new year was held and by unani-
nous ballot our new officers are:
Sylvia knight, President, Edith
Lopez, 1st Vice President, Jose
phone James, End Vice Pres.
Gwendolyn James, Corresponding
Secretary, Elsie Peters, Recording
Secretary, Bonnie Swan. Treasur-
er. and Marina Skies. Defense Of
ficer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17

wide. I'm for both Of them my
self.
a a 4
We keep on wriiin' and writ
H. about SyIvia Appliances, but
however much black we wear
OF the typewriter ribbon, we
still can't quite say enough about
u. This here now place is -
fasseFvlIy decorated IS though
they weren't selling every type
Of electrical appliance extant.
and Just because you don't see II
when you walk in 10 no sign
TREY don't have II. Here's place
that doesn't believe In pilina
goods on goods ell over fhe
place Until Il bears = distinct
resemblance to Mays base
mens. The only one who does that
Is Mr. Sylvia Appliance who
piles drlffwood I'll aver the front
yard. and 50 far mamma has
kept him from bringing ell ex-
esps ) few fasteFully painted
pieces inside. These she uses
strictly for decoration. and poor
papa is ralegated to The back
room where Ne Is allowed 70
smoke his pipe and make those
beautiful driftwood lamps.
looking for Just the right FAM
Need en- sireenditioner these hot
nights? Everything alright in fhe
fossier department.? Could you
make better ice cream II you
had . new Mix Master7 how's
your eoffse7 Ever drank any
from . Coffee MasfeF7 Been get
ting bed reception on yeuF r..
dio7 Does your carpet sweeper
pick W the esrpet7 Well II the
answer 10 these questions e ell
think h Is, you'd better 90 see
shs Sylvia Appliance store.
quiekl
= 4 =
Being an old Key West Player,
know better than stick my nose
into rehearsal Of . play I'm moi
working on before It is produced,
Well | went to see the new one
last night and it's hreathtaking.
It's "our Town. BY Thornton VII,
der. and for my money, I'm e
and look and listen to anything he
writes. This Is the greatest con.
temporary play 70 come from the
pen OF any man In America. til
wonderful. This morning a lady
told me that she was only mildly
interested Ia the first and second
acts. thought they were good and
wen acted, but the third act took
her breath away. and il was
haunting her. | understand she's
going hack tonight. Well I share
her feelings. I'm glad ii will be on
tonight, tomorrow and Sunday. be.
cause you shouldn't miss II.
a ~ -
Girl ifyem dsrkressls sof
course Iva nevsY beer kissed
heseFs. Why - ysU nasn alwsYs
ask shssfH
Nsusvs never kad . earmsn-
err before slihaf Il reel ere thaa
isl Until you've had IN Eska
wase. only II pensld's.
n n
Have q nice weekend solks. Eel
iOas II fresh ar ard sunShine. and
don't forggt 10 - to ehursh a.
Sunday
Biz tas suggestion for = reA1
good time. Tree are Enaurarsa
Irx sailing Races hsre i Key west
Now ny Sanish asnt acne vet
hus I'm al sur & CO ca or i.
Sgshee and watch. Maybe some
one vii take yea Aor = rsde. and
yuun hsve : load 81 fan. nj
grams spFt, sid IL yea have ans
kna e Sal hsas u Ill. r. ycl
na ~ We have wundsg
wsseFs heFs Ear ny savsgss sgss
See yea Arss as aonsssy W
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17

Wrote something awhile back
about TIE saVe-our birds bin thas
one ~ the Presidential candidag.
IS from Illinois refused 10 spun-
scr Wen We hear that rs back
helcre tie legislature again. re.
written and improved. II nov
makes 4 Unlawful for ! cat d be
CT q the honsa axcsps 81 j leash.
with lts oNrer hasxing cnse she
ether end Wen. Adaai stsrenson,
then gcveEnng vcsoed TIE hsaI last
time ard Mrs. Kennesh Hartman
% Freepprt. IIlineis SAYS sAag he
losl ire bird inveF vusa ever sAis
Which eoalrshased materially Is
his defeat Mr sss&en3s haMevss
stla msinsslss that i il sAs nasuse
* eats u "a i eeftain axoans cg
nnessefsed TeamsnG skas slaSm
iaE he votes " cat acxeF1 ~ aas
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suascRlsa 70 ms eaTs1aa'
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Girl tfyem dsrkrsssls sos
seuFss Iva reysr been kissed
hsssFs. Why - ysv msn slwsys
ask shsifH
Nsusss nevsF ksd . psrwsN-
eHs before slshar Il reel ere shaa
Isl Until you've had IN Eska
Wave. only II pensld's.
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wide. I'm for both Of them my.
self.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-05
Trygvie Lie Charges U.S.. State
Dept. Withheld information For Use
Gust Disloyal Americans From U.N
By EDWARD CURTIS

UNITED NATIONS, NY, up
Secretary General Trygve Lie
publicly charged Friday night the
us. State Department delayed in
providing, and in some cases de-
MED him, information he could
use to GUST disloyal Americans
from the U.N.
Lies blast against us. officials
was contained in a statement
sent to the State Department and
Senate Investigators Dec. % but
not released in full to the press
until Friday night.
1t was made public about the
same time as Atty. Gen. McGran-
cry announced in Washington he
had ordered new federal grand
jury investigation into charges
that disloyal Americans had in
filtrated the U. n. The charges
were raised by another grand jury
before its term expired last
month.
The State Department declined
comment on Lies charges. How
ever, officials told the Senate In
ternal Security subcommittee at a
hearing edo. 81 that the depart
ment would have taken steps tc
try to work out a new procedure
for supplying Lie with personal
information if he had complained
earlier about methods being used
Lies statement, prepared by
Byron Price, US. Assistant Sec
rotary General in charge of per
sonnet, said the Secretary-Gen-
eral wanted no disloyal Ameri-
cans on the U.N. staff. At the
same time, it declared, U.N. of
ficials were unable to rid the or
ganization of such persons without
adequate evidence.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-05
REDS SEEK PENICILLIN

Various sources are now reporting that the Com
muniss to be eager to obtain Immediately at least
million walls of pencillin, preferably American.
The penicillin is thought to be desired by Communist
China for use by the Chinese armed services.
International traders who know the channels
through which Communists procure goods from the
West, report that buying offers originated from
ous countries almost simultaneously several years ago.
Concerns in Switzerland Italy, West Germany
and the Netherlands asked for delivery Of the peni-
ciin in various Places One firm asked for delivery in
Amsterdam another in Genoa and third said it was
needed in Hongkong. High prices were offered for
swift delivery in each case
Some observers have speculated that the Chinese
Communists in need Of pencillin because Of an
other epidemic high rate Of casualties because of
uncleanliness and infection behind the Communist
front lines in Korea These observers note that efforts
to obtain pe1cillin most actively pressed last
spring, when the Communist troops suffered series
of epidemics. At that time, the Communists were
thought to have succeeded in getting several hundred
thousand walls of an American brand of penicn,
which first shipped to Amsterdam then to Israel
and then-it is assuTned-to Prague
Business success they say causes confusion and
family quarrels but we are willing to risk it.
The Nome nugget., 1953-01-05
Youth "BOrrOWs"
Family Car, SOSs
From AIcan HiWay

SAN JOSE, Calf, pa IS
year-old boy who BORROWED" the
family car two days before Christ
mas was located Saturday night
on the Alcan Highway ne ar
Whitehorse in the Yukon Terri
tory his family reported.
Anthony .Guarascio, a San Jose
meat dealer, flew to Canada to
bring back his son, John, who
drove off in the family car, Dec.
% after collecting his Christmas
presents, and drawing 5000 from
his savings account.
Saturday night came a collect
telephone call from the boy.
"The car is broke-I'm broke
and it's showing" he told his mo-
Their.
Guarascio left Immediately by
plane to find his son. But be-
cause the telephone call was
routed through Edmonton, AL
berta, he thought the boy was
there. On his arrival, he tele-
phoned back that the boy really
was at Watson Lake, near White
horse, on the road to Alaska.
Guarascio said he had asked
the Royal Canadian Mounted Po-
lice to keep an eye on his wan
dering boy until he gets there.