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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

President Dwight d. Eisenhower has the support Of
vast majority Of citizens In removing fathers from draft
immunity. The President moved 10 correct situation
which certainly Disseminated against single men, who
could not afford TO get married and other married men
who were not fathers.
The draft, ~ Il now operates In the United States,
II not equitable system. There young men Of draft
who have purchased farms and set themselves up a.
farmers and thereby dodge the draft Also the draft dis.
eriminass against the young who afford to
80 70 college, since college defements have been rea-
lively easy to get IN recent years.
Thus the situation facing the nations young men has
been one which certainly gave advantages TO the veal
thy. young mans father could buy farm. send him
to college, II he had the to get married and be-
come father he could probably evade military service.
On the other hand for the young who could not af
ford these luxuries no such safeguards existed.
President Eisenhower has moved to eliminate one Of
these ineQutes. and think this should be only the
first In general revision Of draft polIciea-which
should be altered until every young In the country
u given an equal break In the manpower draft At best
the draft wartime hangover which should have Ions
been replaced BY universal military service and the
drafts insquiies Of the poorest sights the
American scene.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Trouble Is Said
Looming IL Dick
'Weds Rita Soon

HOLLYWOOD N-Crooner Dlek
Haynes eslFaneed wife says he'll
Be q hlgamlst II he goes ahead
with reported plans 10 SET O qulck
Nevada divorce and marry actress
Rita lsaywurth thls month.
Nora Eddlngton Haynes has
filed sult Cor = California divorce.
A hearing = expsetsd the fra part
|of October.
There's aNnlver IN q Nevada
divorce requiring my fnll consent
81 Il before Il is legal In Califor.
|nla." she said here. n don't care
|if Dick ard Rita want 10 Get mar.
|rled. l hope theyn be happy. b.
I'm going 20 lnslst on having M
hearing first.
IF Diek marries without my
consent 10 The divorue. he'n be
biaamixt."
Mrs. Haynes. former wife Of &C
Cor Errol Flynn, said she was
shocked 10 learn from q dsporta
ten hearing that she was ~
crooner's third wife and not hi
second. A the hearing on AUG. :
Il vas brought out that the ArEen
tlna-born Haynes ~. had marrie<
Eailh Harper. a singer. II year
ago IN chieaeo. ne testified ~
marriage lasted only two o. thres
weeks and Il had Just about for
gesten We we're ever married"
Il set more Surprises. aaif
Nora. ''How can yom forget q mar
Fiages Buk he's noe going % forge
me Il be ard Rita tBy 10 marTy
before gsa my divorce IN Cali
iormla. and hats flnaL rs aheuI
time they started shewing ne eoms
eonsldaratlon."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Dick
Says
Oddities II eur town.

Oddities 81 cur toWn--
Nov nat stormy LADIES' saeA e
Dolly" are nenrby, mnnS q -
wlsh zee had q better hmfxaeana
shelter. On Georgia g. 80 GO
TIE park. yea can see - moal
unusual shslleF % this lype n hey
west. II iosks Mke . sllo = elfen.
lar eaneresa structure bill pears
aso with fhe ldea IN min4 - 81
loving lfs occupants y mose 80
er and higher from water uhlEh
luckily kas never covered lhs t.
land.
Folks Who cav Dat the baplia
chmreh Ia TIE firnt bulidins = have
a hasamenl In this town afN sllNht
II mistakes. They for9ss aepal aae
basement - II ne eoe Bloch e
Rilsabelh S. - nat % Man
Sweeney built. SWteneys m
wauld provide good material -
potential fiction writer's.
Olhar easements eah be fgaa9
IA lha Navy Yard. TIE Cd hFag
narsaska houaas Wera also 49,
wlah Easements. thlmnsyas elsy
hssl Tie % North.
Tmman Ayenne used 70 be hnouH
ss noeky Read. Because i 80 -
lar from TIE center e loNn, rs5F
denls alona ne street wefs 80
vases" - Rocky Read sayaHes. =
Be- exact which reminds ne.
Have res ever nolIesd boz -
meaern lndlvidual resembles : -
eaae When Ne has uaexpas1sd 80
sruuhlaag Especially on Do tEmeha
Ulek's Tire Service en- MaehT
Head - - TFuman Ave. - 60
pus en- ED 10 such aaaFavatlas
slinalionsl We have ghe men. =
eaulpmenE. and he know.h1w p
phi even ne largest tEuck tlIss
ard sec TIE Fig rolling b = -
minutes. As ior passenger esF tI1sss
eur rapalf men smile a. sneh go
tbsl 1unl eall ee8t1 Or 6flse =
gha large paFkiEg nfea boAlnd 80
shng ~ Diek'a fAm0Ne bFaBa .
courtesy sd service.
q. 3. koyals. Rknfnnteed fe-eaEs
from Dicks esn rs-eapplng plaM
batteries, iubea - thGbe aF1 -
lhlnea lhal We apseiallls =. "
dent seIl aas. groceries. homs 49,
nlleanee, az thlnas n met soEs -.
eaase we feel that 9 "aADe.mahax
ahnuad sliek 10 hls Gwn LAST 49,
Tres are Cur nnnlne8s. tadv.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Reports On Red China Crops
Vary With Different Agencies

Honan and Hopeh. These supposed
~ we're wefst NJ ~ hfosw.
As 70 the hrst rice CROP tne
one mat was supposea 70 havs
been seriously cut 1y spFiag ana
cary SUMMER iiooas N hwang'
suhg. Human. Nunnan. sasehwan
and iew norshern provinces, we
heas are no" sagins . - ~
cent increase over last year 70
indicated" Cotton crop "indlea.
IONS are iof On increase 81 20
per cent.
Late July ana august efoa6ha
5000 growing weatnef. put before
mat mere Nas 700 maeh ram spo
fast and rivers vent ost o. theif
oanks. ~ mai ume We Comma..
Hisss proclaimed . calamity, ane
issued aii sorts q ofosfs % essen \,
me iamines mat woasa eome y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Long Wait For
Son Ends In
Silent Reunion

pUsAN, Korea tR-7he long VIZ
n Cor one Of the countless Korean
families separated By var ended
for . moment here IN Q short, a.
lent feunlon.
choe Jae Nan, q policeman.
learned from q Newspaper that
anti. Communist North Korean pris.
|oners held On Koje Island would
pass through pusan.
lie and bis wife. both refugees
from North Korea, Travelled 60
miles DO this port city. They spotted
their son, Choe Hyong Sok. 2s,
among so prisoners who were
Transferred from q landing craft
10 q train bound Cor The dsmIil-
tari1ed zone.
TIE tearful motber raped the
tightly closed wlndow N q u. 8.
Army bus which carried young
Choe 10 the train. Without q word.
parents and son waved at each
other. men ne bus pulled away.
TIE father said his son. Q for.
mer medical student, was forced
into the Red army soon after ne
war started and later captured b.
u. N. forces.
choe must remain with ths
group resisting repatriation for 81
days, during which time the Reds
win attempt % persuade him q
return 10 North Korea.
81 am sure my son WIN core
back 10 us and live with us IN ths
Republic o. Korea." his father
said. I'VE will walt tlll ne noel
through what Ne has 10. ! know
he win endure anything and never
return 10 Communist North No
rea."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

~He was IN hls uwn oface with
Bal Grinith They were going
ever some II ne things Bill want
ed % review before the exam"
~0f course. we have No way Of
knowsng whether they spent Gil
the timn hefnrw the exam to-
grther." he aald
we can aak an
sure. We ean ask nin. but II
Bill Is the culpFlt We won't be any
nearer the truth than We are
now
~oh. no. Not ngll he wouldn't
Hes 50 nice, ~ eoulant dc a thlna
Ike that" She vas panied 81 The
thought
MY DEAR child. everybody In
w this case - - nice. as you
call III And yet ore 81 those SO
nice people murdered enc man
and possibly two
Ellen put her hand 90 his
arm end her eyes wioenSG ua IL
she were struck with . sudden
thought.
dc you know whss ! Just
thought of9-
"No-~whatY" He put his hand
over hers. she made 90 effort 10
disengaRe hers
Look" she said excitcdly, -if
someone did use this poison emS
on DIR. Hubbard. wouldn't ne. Zoo,
show some signs Of az | mean. II
two people were there. why would
only one diey@
Re regarded Der thoughtflliy.
You know. you have some
thing there. Unless be wore q ens
Enask---but that's impossible. A
civilian wouidnt have one. OF
course. n he held hla breath--but
even 90. even II he held his breath
most Of the time. he would show
some signs Of consact. Tell me. dld
anyone come down with what
locked like . cold suddenly yes.
terdayf"
she started b shake her head
and then stopped. staring. unbe.
lIeginR. She raised her eyes and
looked al Ran helplessiy.
who IA ~"
She swallowed hard before nhe
spoke. ''Pnul-~P Paul has a cold"
"Who'a Paul.
"Paal Russell He's . sraduass
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Pledge Up For
Debate Next Week

CHICAGO R-The Democratic
pariy's aoealled loyalty" pledge
appears q likely lively topic 81
debate at next weeks meeting Of
national party leaders.
Southern opposition 10 TIE ''loy-
atty" oath vas indicated Tuesday
when Gov. Hugh white Of Mlasls.
slppl said be would ash the party's
Executive Committee 10 hear his
argument for sculsling n.
Some other Southern party lead.
ers we're expected 10 Join white IN
denounelng the loyalty" cath
which NoFlherners sought 10 apply
at last years national convention.
TIE party leaders win be h chi.
|eago for meetings Monday and
Tuesday. The discussion On the
legally" pledge Ia expected 10
feature > public session Tuesday
aflern0oa.
Mayor Joaeph Clara of phllaaal.
phla 4 70 president a. the session,
called 3 ssForum on State, County
and City Political Organizations. |"
white said IN Jackson, Miss,
last night that unofIlcially he had
heard from Chicago that ahe ''loy-
atty" cath Issue might be side.
stepped IN the interest of party
harmony with congressional cleo.
tions Only . year away.
The Mlsslaslppf governor said his
views On ne Loyalty pledge
actually would promote harmony.
His argument b that Southern
Democrats win not be wiling %
|glve wholehearted suppors b the
party until the loyalty" pledge l.
removed from eonvenlion rules.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Safety
Notes

Fond hopes Of parents &c wrap.
ped up n their children - thsy
10 of 30 school day Alter day.
Perhaps the towns banker, O "a.
moss research scientist, . noted
lawyer IA In the making. o. q fn-
tuFe President of the ualtsd sta
tss. Who knows Cor sure1
Then, one day, tragic new shat
|tsrs al such dreams. The ehld has
been cut down By q speeding driver
WHO couldn't stop In time. o. TIE
youngster vas run over b. . care
less motorlst who dldn't allow Cor
the unexpected things . enid
might DO while playins CO riding
a bicycle.
The extent Of these street and
highway Tragedies snnfllns ous TIE
lives q promising boys and girls
of school age or younger. o. N
fllctlng injuries nat may cripple
them permanently. Il something
every driver should know end al.
ways keep In bis heart In . single
year approximately 80 seh0ol
children under - are kllled and
1ls, 900 are Injured. Wen over hall
az taam die and a sven greater
proportion ere hurt when struck
b. drivers who should Be fully prs.
pared Cor sudden emefssneies
when children are n TIE streets.
The burden of esutl0a rests
lsuuarely upon the shoulders Of q
driver who "a approaching ahy
lehlld or agroup az children on
street or highway. Chlldren's &C.
tlons ere never pFedletahls. al
lthouah we have been able 10 train
them IN the ways 81 safety viii
some success. Usually 4 e whsu
IL driver Il aolng TO fast b stoI
safely, or thinking Of other ting
rather than TIE very important iol
ol driving properly. thst Ne killl
Im lniures one or more children q
Iltender years.
i The protection of police Or adui
dressing guards Al school insersee
ions has helped greatly IN kseplni
accidents AZ these places 10 . min
limum. scho0l boy safety patrol
also have helped. Nest driver'
obey the signals 81 thess pfotee
tors Of children and respect thl
ever-present need fer alsFtness
IIslowar driving In speed tones neat
!. aehnois az play areas. o. making
Ell stop when childFen afe leavinI
or boarding q school bus. But evel
more than that Il needed. To al
lsdrivers we commend the admoni
ton: Always give The kids
break"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
OkMIssdstsNiws
by Terry Adler -.
cAapler IS

Chapter IS
TnK waiter bruughs Their eazee
: an6 kll9n helped herself d .
el8&xet1e Raj struck Q nnaaeh Cor
hax ard enniinued hoialnR IA
EnoAina 81 her intensIy.
Elisa what tlme did yeu nas
hakk 10 yonF nfElcef~
Z dent know exaetiy. Il was
about thEee-hileen
! came upstairs lust about ne
TIRE TIE exam IVES ever. uI1 Grit
81 wna IN the hall near Bray :
olzIee-~efyina. I didnt knnw What
haa happened. Finally d.. Bray
came down The hall lueklnn nwF.
fully pale. lie took Bill inio hia
once ard gave him q drink. | went
baek 10 my once 10 PIT those
mime0araphed sheets away ard
saw Dr. Hubbard % rs aesk
working ! was completely fab
oeFnaAsed. because be never aos
~ until four o'elocks
What dld you 90 thens=
7 went 20 End DR.. Fsnton to
zee what Il was Ell about. ! dldnt
want 70 bother Bal and Dr. Bray
a. that moment.
was Fenton In his uiaces=
Yea ne was there, He told me
al mh&Dut the e4mmA-~that DR.. HUB.
lard had been absolutely unfea.
nofaahfo. The exam was supposed
10 laat two hours After thirty ave
minutes Hubbard decided 70 ser.
aDidn'f renson have any per.
go. .cn.l comment 70 make about all
wen, n vnrn't very much real.
". nut for Eenion Il was q lot. lie
said 20 me, Ellen. he In en- evil
man Then no said something
Ilke: II sremDia 90 think that some
aay ~ win have 20 account 10 the
Lord tor bis deeda"
That allf"
THAT was Just about eli. I went
back 10 ny efiice, and ! was "a
furious and % incenned that
went night In 10 Hubbard end told
him | Nns feSlgnina. told you ell
about that this morning
Yea Well. 10 nus back 10 early
that afternoon--you aay Fenlou
IVES In Hubbnrd'e once when you
left Tor the mime0Rraph olAce
Where was Bray then7"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

i E .s hsrs Hes sssslas his pAp
@whsa Cd he SET he eosa,-
ednesaay afierneon. Ne sasa
lie hAant been In tha Iah 49,
"Wednesday morning. lie eaIlnA -
yesterday 90 cell me that ~ -
: cold and was SONG % ssay !
~Yesserday-tAai Wa rhw..
eay ID yea ten him about Hue
sYes. I lold hlm.s
what ID he sayf-
a sllaht ehu4aeF wenl shrwanh
her. when she spoke q was wlih
area1 aAllhaRntion
lie said, Swell That's ia "a
news I've heard In a lDna llmeF.a
VERY Interesting Very later
What !, .srs his rslstons wlsA
-. ..I'A z 81 ben Ans Toe ne -,
what a. yea mean IN a,
| Ss:: yssf'' Hoe sS's. Ssisss:
"when I Arul cane hare evsr
three years agn. he and / used Il
90 around q hla together. 1hen
after q while I decided nna h -
with him any more. Ne drink -
much. and when hes dFunk -
aeta liz a anafimA hat
..'., w !! g.I. 90 Hubbard have 10 g
swsll. ahoua she tine I aseiaas
% eel i aultA De. Hubbard naes
Paul an ullimainn He so 4
would be future policy wilhla llae
department for tie iunlcr aiaH
msembeFa b avuid afleF haurs 80
cal eeniaet with ether sia4 msm.
"Pasl was lust bolilnm maa
about thaA md was pretty inso-
lent % DE-. Hubbard toa fEs wna
the only one around there VIE
ever cid talk bach % Ne ehlsf
Ein4llY, Paul Rol hiusaIE e.
ether alfl nsveri IN fnek -
quit bothafina me. Froln thea 81
everything Wan hno b0lw1oa hin
and Or. Wuhha4d
Raj picked up the ehneh4
Gene en- NJ sala shortly:
we're SONS 70 pay frisnd Paa'
&c " ssnhnsseb
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

HONG KONG W - Red China
may or may not be having . good
harvest year. II depends On which
Communist report you believe.
The Communist news agency.
Radio Pelpins and tie internal "a.
dos Ct ned China are telling diff
fsrens stories about farm crops
and also are contradietins their
own earlier reports.
The resnlt-no one ear tel how
much the crop was damaged BY
sprlng frosta, drUughts and sum.
mer feeds. n pelping radio's most
recent stories are 10 Be taken 81
face value. the loss was not seri-
Gus.
On the ether hand, reports sliIl
heard ON Hupeh radio al Hank0w
and some western radios covering
such provinces M Yunnan. kwel.
chow and the South cay food losses
are serious and are mounting
Peiping radlo-whleh said last
spring the nations wheat crop had
been ruined By spring fFost--slow
says the wheat harvest IN shensi
came 10 i.es0.o 900 tons or % per
cent above last year. This Is oae
Of the rare eases where aetaal too.
mage Ii given.
wheat In Cheklang and Fukien
provinces (which sre not BIC wheat
produeers-rlee Is their maicF
erop) was up 10 per cent from
last year. The increase IN kwei'
chow and Yunnan was up - and
10 per cent respectively
no figures or percentages were
offered aor the large wheat pro
lduelna areas Of Anhweis Shanluner
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

HOUSTON, Ter. ia man of -
years has . right 10 letter" May.
o. Roy Hofhslns exclaimed here.
Hearing the appeal Of an sl-yeaF
cid man arrested Monday in .
pool hall. the mayor volunteered
10 pass q hat around and take up
eolleetion should Q fins 10 Isvisd
against ham.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

90 Cnaammm wgasmmmm @mWgee-
msmmm a. eha wa9wa 81 So seas
-. mm8 ena m&1ems se@Nsw@4 N9e
rsnha - Ao1ue4 $50 ssMm9 wAasn
- eeanl1aae4 tlAsIn4a - maw2E-
a9aesA ne W4l1eRa eMs4l4 -
eSfr ga esmllns sAe ts9lssa e
- waRAn nn4 wstta ea 80 So
81 eAa Nnnaa enzp. 11anaesee e
eaa wxaa9R mmNs aeasMHmmg -
aeefmvs mmA usflI - Bm8sae@s@ 80
- saanmmanM m1Asww&m@n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

MIAMI, Okla. R--Arthnr HAD.
den. whe figured he retired Q little
too eaFiy five years ago. went back
10 woFk here on an eight -homr
shift ss : meat lnspeeior. ne 10 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

The world IA not interested IN the excellent excuses
you have for your failure 70 deliver the gooda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Editor, The Clti1ma
Recently. throaahogi ths nation.
eleven chlldren died u abandoned
Iceboxes. Il q lIkely that key
west has ans a tAsse poisntlal
dean trapsl ne nswspapers a ths
nasion are dong 9 noole thing n
spnrkina campaigns svsEywhere 70
eilminnae this kaaaTa b ehldren.
Respectfully sabmllied,
A READER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Soon the hunters win be in the fields again. killing
birds and other hunters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

DENVER W-Police capl -
ward swank Fsseued . t1.yeaF-eld
voman. part a. when was eaashl
in TIE upper q q new hlae sssn.
los nown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

In the United States there Il one Chairman Of the
Joint Chiefs Of staff and 40 million assistant strate
aisss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

The ability to make money Is q gift few people have
This explains stealing, grating and stock statesmen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-24
Presbyterian
" omen Hold
General Meeting

Mrs. Janes Sterling presided q
|ths general meeting q the W0men
|Of the First Presbyterian Church
which was held IN the social han
Monday might 1t . p. y.
my Church and This NatiOn
Under God. vas Tie subject pre-
scented By Hrs. James Register,
assisted By Afesdames Hugh Dug
gan. George Somers and Walter
|ClaWsOn.
Psalm 81 was ahly Interpreted
and discussed ~ The Rev. L c.
Smith.
FOR he August meeting, Circle
III win meet with Mrs. Daniel Gar
Icia, l2ss, South Street and Circle
i'm with Mrs. Dugsan. 10ls Flasler,
The meeting for Circie ! WIN b
announced later.
Following TIE buiness session,
Circle II. acting Is hostesses. serv'
led refreshmenk. ThOe present IN
Ieluded Mesdames /. C. Smith
James Sterling. =. 7. Turner, =
Il. Sanchez. X. knight, Charles
Landis, H. Baisk. Melvin Rosam
waiter Clawson. James Register
Wilson Walker, b. c. Papy, George
lSomers, H. &. Pace. Earl Julian,
r. J. Miller and J. W. Kovash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-24
Joe Aliens And
Nat COhens Have
New Baby Sons

County Commissioner and Mrs.
Joe Allen are he proud parents
'of . new son born at Monroe Cen
eral hospital yesterday ct A:So
p. N. the hospital announced -
day.
The boy weighing n at six pounds,
two ounces, Is the third child q
the Aliens. His name win probably
be John Holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Cohen Of lk7a
Patricia Street have aanounced The
birth II . boy also. He weighs sin
pounds II ounces. Named Sande
Leon Cohen. be was born. July 2lst.
at All p. m. At the hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-24
Louis r. FOy
Replaces Mason Al
Red Cross Head

Louis :. Toy arrived = Key
West last ueek from .. & Marine
Corps All station, Cherry Point,
IN. C. 10 assume duties Is Red
Cross Field Director FIR the Key
West area.
He replaces William ". lEas0n
wh0 recently Iefs Key West for )
EuroFean assignment with the Red
Gross.
Toy was born IN New Bern. N. c..
the ron u llr. and Mrs. G. y. Roy
Iof So Middle 81. q that city.
He received bis preliminary Cd.
|ucatiOn II New Bern, N c., and
was graduated from the University
of North Carolina ID June 1871, u
which time BE received Z Bachelor
Of Laws dgeree.
His career with Tie American
Red Cross extends over 1 period
Iof 10 years. part Of which time vas
spent at Garmlseh Military Post,
Garmiseh, Germany.
He Is married 70 the former Miss
Elizabeth Wilson a New Bern,
N. c. Mrs. Toy and their e-year-
old son, Louis, Jr.. are presently
residing at tx New BeFnian Apt,
New Bern. N. c.. but win jcin Mr.
IFoy IN Key West when be becomes
permantly settled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-24
Mrs. Schneider
Is Hostess For
LARA Luncheon

Hibiscus flowers from the garden
Of the hostess, Mrs. Frank Schnei-
der, 1913 Flager, decorated the
tables for the luncheon given BY
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Fleet
Reserve Association. Unit IS on
Tuesday, July n.
Guests and members present FOX
the occasion Included Mesdames
In. r. Carroll, ]. H. Webb. 1. 3.
Huff, X. r. Grove. L. James, Jodie
Taylor, Betty O'Brien, J ] Ruzzi.
Ia J. Wyatt, H. b. SundvaIl, Yer
dane McCardle. Jennie Yancey, 1.
ID. Koraska, r. I. Holland, M. G
Boyeson, L S. Brinn, G. d. F1em-
ing, v Davis, r. W Bradbury and
J ]. McDermott.
Plans for weiner roast 10 be held
at the Naval Station patio, August
S, were discussed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-24
Paul AIGstip Returns
To AirbOrIse Traissing

Pvt. Paul 3. Austin, ID, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Austin 81
T2.2 Poinciana. has returned 10
Fort Campbell. KY, after spending
leave with his parents. Young Aus
tin has Just completed is weeks
preliminary training with the nth
AirbOrn Division and & now ready
for three weeks jump training.
He also achieved q record on the
MI rifle range with q score Of
SIS out Of : total Of 80. He gained
further recognition in the use Of
|earbinea, automatic rifles, IS Colt.
and the rs recoil rifle.
Austin volunteered for the air
borne troops February is Of this
year. He Is . graduate Of hiRh
school 1t MeComb, Miss, ana &.
tended the University II Florida at
Gainesville for one semester before
going into service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-24
Harris Sisters
attended Music
Camp At FSU

Mary and Yolanda Harris, frum
Key West were among the ~ tai
ented high school musicians ffOm
five Southeastern states who par.
ticipated ii the 1858 Summer Music
Camp at Florida State University.
This years camp was the largest
and most successful IN the IL years
the camp has been offered at FSU.
The 1--WE week camp session end.
ed Friday evening, July II, with
q final Gala Concert n the beauti-
ful Opperman Music Han On the
campus. Following selections BY
the orchestra, chorus, dance band.
twiriing class and 1e3-piece band,
camp director Dr. X o. Kuerstein.
er presented each Nusicamper
with Z certificate Of attendance
1t Music Camp. -Four outstanding
campers received Musicianship A.
wards and thirteen received special
Citizenship Awards.
Mary and Yclanda were mem.
bers Of The iss-pieee Camp Band,
and Mary was also 1 member o.
tie camp Orehestra.