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Evening star., 1953-10-15
Churchwomun to Speak

Miss Madelaine Barot of &C.
neva, Switzerland, in charge of
women's work of the World
Council of Churches. will speak
in French at 8 pm. tomorrow
in st. Johns Episcopal Church
parish house, 821 Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-15
On the Radio Tonioht

Listen tonight at 10:45
o'clock to Mrs. House, tell
ing her own story to Bryson
Rash over The Star Sta
ton, WMAL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
Winchell Nav
Attend Carnival

''The vagabonds. " stars Of the
Arthur Godfrey teIeyision pro-
gram. and Maria NegIss. world
famous violinist now appearing It
the Vagabonds Club in Miami, are
flying here tomorrow to aid in the
official 5 pm. opening OF the 1858
Navy Charity Carnival.
Waiter WincheIl. famed news.
paper eolumnist. in q personal
letter TO Captain A. Z. Buckley.
uSN. Navy Charity Carnival
Chairman. said that he yin also
attend the Carnival opening unless
held back BY urgent business.
South Floridas largest charity
event Ii managed and conducted
b. hey West Naval personnel.
Last year the affair r. -
than stf.ooo which vas divided
among local eharitsble Organic
tons.
Staged in the biz hangar IL The
Naval Sesplane Base, this years
Carnival will feature many van.
Gus types II entertalnment for The
fcontinued o. Psae Inresl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
Dr.. Hertz, Mentioning In City, Tells
Ut New Advance Made In Fighting Cancer
LECTURE GIVEN
AT NAVAL HOSPITAL
TO MEDICAL GROUP

A dramatic advance in the field
OF cancer research was outlined
before members of the medical.
surgical and nursing staff al the
Naval Hospital BY Doctor Morton
K. Hertz Of the staif 81 he Uni.
versity Hospital, Bellevue Medical
Centet, New York CITY.
In 4 one hour lecture Doctor
Hertz explained The methods used
in the Sagy Test, j revolutionary
new method for the early diagno-
sis of malignancy by blood test
ing.
Hertz, who is q member of the
postgraduate teaching staff at the
New York Institution told of en-
couraging results in thousands Of
routine tests administered to all
patients entering that hospital.
Briefly, the method used is this:
Seventy-five cubic centimeters of
blood (about a tablespoon) is re-
moved from the patient. The sam
pie Is then spun rapidly in a cen.
trifuge to separate the red cor
puScles from the white and the
result is serum which Is re-
frigerated for about three hours.
The blood sample, now a color
less fluid. Is placed in . glass re-
ceptacle and then and one drop of
"Sagy Reagent. which Is a solu-
ton of three parts carbolic acid
and one part glyce-ine. is placed
In the sample.
A positive reaction for cancer
win result in boiling of the
sample while negative results will
be indicated by absolutely no
change In the chemical makeup
of the sample.
The advantage Of the Sagy sys-
TEN is its extreme simplicity. Doc
tor Hertz pointed out. No highly
specialized training is necessary
to administer the tests--they can
be given by almost any competent
laboratory technician.
DR.. Hertz said that an encouraE-
ing percentage Of success has been
evideEced In thousands Of tests ad.
ministered At the Bellevue Hospi.
tai In the past year. Al the pre-.
sent, the tests are about 81 per.
cent accurate. he said. The SaFy
test viii undoubtedly become .
standard method when lis accura-
e. Is brought TO the point nhere
accuracy can be obtained In ss
percent Of the cases checked
Currently research Il being con.
cenirated in IN effort 10 find out
the reason behind somewhat fire..
Continued On Page Three,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
Way Cleared
For Firing
OF L.a1ldo1l

TALLAHASSEE R-The Florida
Supreme Court ruled today that
only the governor has authority to
employ the state hotel commits
sioner.
In response TO . request for an
advisory opinion from Gov. Dan
McCarty, the court ruled uncon-
stitutional 4 1851 law which took
power TO appoint the hotel COM
missioner out Of the governors
hands and gave il 10 TIE governor
and Cabinet together.
Today's ruling clears the way
for McCarty to replace hotel Com.
missioner James T. Landon at
once but he would not say imme.
diately whether he plans to do il.
For many years. the hotel COM
missioner was appointed by the
governor for . term coinciding
with that Of the chief executive
who named him. The commission
er was considered member Of
the governors Little Cabinet Of
chief appointive aides.
Landon received such an ap-
pointnent At the beginning of Gov.
Fuller wayren's administration
but in mid.term the 1851 Legisls.
turs passed an act making him
On employee OF the Cabinet 10 serve
at its pleasure. That gave him a
chance 10 stay in the job after
Warren's term expired.
The Supreme Court ruled the
hotel commissioner ID an officer
Of the state, not IN employe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
License Tags To
Expire Friday;
No Time Extension,

Ne sxtsnsion dare has bean In
dlested ~ his Tsilshsssss effies'
fsr IT, sxpirAkion Of ElarIsa,
motor vehicle license pIsfss. b.
puiy Mofer vshieIs csmmissisn.
er Tommy Dixon reported -
day.
Dixon peinssd eus That 1851
Tags win sxplrs on Friday 81
midnight ard that sfser that
date. any Law enforcement Ell.
Ger may rag vehicles.
Tags, which must Be- obtained
BY anyone employed IN any cap
seisy IN The State. ere available
81 HE office Of HE Tax ceIIsesor
In The County Court House.
In addition. Dixon Il empow.
cred 10 tss any out Of state ear
bearing plates which have on.
pirsd. The following state ssss
have exoirsd fhis rnonfh: Arksn-
sss. idaho. leulslsns. Monfs.
ne. Nebraska. Ne wferk, and
Wyoming.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
Top Industrial
Leaders Will
Arrive Today
Two-Day Meeting
At Naval Station
Is Scheduled To
Start This Evening

More than one hundred of the
nations top industrialists, mem.
bers of the National Security In
dustrial Association, will arrive in
Key West this afternoon for a
three day meeting at the Key
West Naval Station.
The group win arrive by bus al
$50 p. m. and viii 60 directly
to the Naval Station where they
will be quartered throughout their
stay.
Purpose of the visit is to give
the industrialists too an oppor.
tunity to observe Naval activities
here and actually see the products
they manufacture in use in the
field. All are representatives of
companies that manufacture goods
for the Navy.
The program will get underway
tonight with dinner on the Naval
Station and the formal order Of
business viii get underway early
tomorrow morning when, at 500
a. m, they viii board ships for
anti-submarine warfare demon
STATIONS. Some of the visitors viii
board submarines tor actual first
hand looks at the manuevers.
Rear Admiral irving r. Duke,
commanding officer Of the Key
West Naval Station. will be me
feature speaker tomorrow night
At reception and dinner on the
base.
A visit to the Navy Charity
Carnival tomorrow night is also
slated.
On Friday morning, visits to the
Fleet Sonar School, the Advanced
Underseas Weapons School, Naval
Ordnance Unit, the Surface Anti
Submarine Development Detach-
ment and the USS Gilmore, have
been planned. r.
The group win depart from Key
West at noon on Friday.
The National Ser sIty Tn6as rial
Association is B Iion-poiitical, nom
CONTINUED On Page Thrce)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
GC Boat To Search Tortugas
ArEea For Stolen Shrimper
III. Pearson
TYP Lead Search
/ Expedition
{ Fir XIV Vessel

EAhvarrant has been issued
fir tie theft of the so foot
atarinfper Ramos, missing
siascef ALSO am. yesterday
from rhompson's dock. own
eli Frank H. Frantz General
Elhctfic analyst said today.
pe$ce Justice Ira Albury
s1siaregout Frantz' John Doe
wasrabnt for the unknown
thief Tho, under cover of
tiankps ss, piloted the s16.-
oot shsimper from its berth
early yesterday.
Tns Sesss Guard cvsssr Arisd.
ne wilt beard snd search ell
vessslss II fhs Dry Tsrfvsas
srsh ri hunt FER The ssslss
shtanp4s. -. Clam pssvsen. d.
eAicGI commander viii hssd
fhe i,lssaIeh and cheek license
rsnshsrs en- sll besrdsd vss-
xatal !
To.say 1.-THE owner who lives At
Sfs tlaihtrine Street said that he
snsparts iat least cue man Of the
theft T'ht man may even now
be tskirsk the boat to Mexico,
Csihs. OFT hiding out in the Keys
with theI grey, black and white
craft II
Since sAe Ramos carries four
feet III wIter she cannot be in the
shallew Aaters around many Of
the ksysI above Key West. She
may BIN shading out into the Gull
or the Atlantic.
Thefh no search being cen
ducsef3 ksI the Coast Guard ss the
pressns ssne. Al shipping has
bean gadIAed 10 keep an eve cut
for The kssy hulled shrimpeT. Il
was saad, No planes from Miami
or st. Petersburg have been order
tt.GftiSaaed q PAGE Tnrsel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
Vandals Damage
License Plates

The license plates on IL automo-
biles were damaged, some Of
them bent and twisted completely
off. last night in the latest Of a
rash Of acts of malicious wanda
lism to be reported.
Public Health Officer DR.. Ray
mond Dalton, reported the damage
to the cars, believed to be owned
largely by Naval Station person
mel, was discovered early this
morning by a nurse in his office
when she came to work.
They were parked on Thomas
Street adjacent to the Naval Sta.
ton fence and directly behind the
County Court House.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18

FRIDAY THE 18TH proved be lucky day Elizabeth Rose
sands five days DID, who born the General
Hospital and arrival weighed pounds ounces
he big and rolypoly that DR.. Herman Moore
tendance had her placed in incubator get enough
oxygen into her lungs double quick time husky girl
tie daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Elijah Sands Of 1915 Staples
Re Mother and child doing nicely and expect return
Hme today The new Inantair which instru-
giving the healthy start In was the gift Of
tie Woman's Hospital AuxiNaEy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
Roberts Warns
City May Have
ToI Borrow Money
Urges SoIons /
To Be Careful;
$500 Found For !:
Douglass School

The city Of Key West hal
a healthy cash balance / id
its treasury but careful
spending will be necessary
SO that it will have enough
funds to pay operating colts
throughout the remainder
Of the year, City Finadae
Director Charles Roberts
said today.
In his monthly financial report
released earlier in the week, fhh
city's cash balance was listed 1T
$40, 206.63.
However, Roberts said that US
this amount, only $225 ,607 So Ii
available for current operationsl
All of this money has been earl
marked in the budget for definits:
purposes, he added. 4
The balance, 1924, 500 .05, is i'll,
special funds, including sewer rel
venue, the sinking fund (which
cannot be touched by law, bend.
redemption funds, and retirement
and pension funds.
The City may have 10 bor-
row money, If we are not esra- !
fol IN The way we spend money
TOR the rest Of fine year. Roberis
tod The City Commission Men.
day night.
He pointed out that the city has
some lean months coming up
when collections will be much
slower than they have been re.
Gently
Virtually all current taxes have
been collected, Roberts reported
Roberts made the report when
he revealed that after i confer
ence with city manager Dave King,
II had been found possible to give
a check for $500 to the Douglass
High School to aid in the financ-
ilg Of a trip to Fort Pierce to par
ticipate in an area tournament by
the basketball squad from that
school, February 26th and 9th.
The city commission had moved
on Monday night to give the
school call the financial aid pos.
sihle."
But at that time, Roberts and
the city manager had said that
they did not think they could Of.
fer much help. However, re-
view Of the budget revealed that
500 had been appropriated by the
city for the projected, La Se.nana
Allegro Week of JOY festival
originally scheduled this month.
A cheek with County Commission
er Joe Allen revealed that the
festival will not be held and this
money was diverted to the sDOu.
glass School.
A check for that amount was
turned over to Alpheus Dean, ath.
lctic director at the school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
President Names
Dunn Ambassador
To Spain Today
Appoints Rankin
Ambassador To
M Isl China;
Inrlnn 10 Na.,, ;,.aaaI
LOdee AIso NOnaillated

WASHINGTON m - President
Eisenhower today d inmate d
James C. Dunn to be ambassador
to Spain and Karl I. Rankin to be
ambassador to Nationalist China.
Eisenhower also sent to the
Senate the nomination Of John
Moors Cabot Of Cambridge, Mass,
to be assistant secretary Of state
for inter-Americaa affairs.
ALI three nominees are career
diplomats.
Dunn has been ambassador to
France since March IL, 1852. and
before that was ambassador to
Italy.
He is q native Of Newark, N. j.,
and has been in the Foreign Serv-
Ice since 1919. He would succeed
Ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh at
Madrid.
Rankin has been In charge, Of
tContinue.s IN Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18

Key West, Floridn. hos the
most equuble clirloD in the
country. with a, Iuveruqe
range OF only a. Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
Pythian knights
Celebrate Order
Founding Friday

Members Of the Order Of
KNIGHTS Of Pythias throughout the
United States and Canada are this
week celebrating The founding Of
The order in the city Of Washing
ton, d. {. on February 10. 1864
Key West Lodge win celebrate
BY conferring the Rank Of knight
on a class of candidates al their
meeting on Friday evening
At the conclusion of the meeting
. Buffet Supper win be served.
AL members Of the order are
invited to attend these events.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-18
BIG NAVY CARNIVAL
STARTS THURSDAY
Doors Open SPIN.
In Hangar At
SeaPIa,,e Base
For Charity
BY DOROTHY RAYMsR


THE Navy Takes Care
Of It's Own" is a slogan
not strictly true. The Navy
also helps take care of COM
munity needs and their con.
tribution to Key West chari-
ty runs into thousands of
dollars. This year the local
benefits will again be SWELL
ed by funds raised through
the mammoth Navy Charity
Carnival opening tomorrow
at 5 pm. at the Seaplane
Base Hangar. The big event
lasts until IL pm. the first
night and re-opens again on
Friday and Saturday.
This morning the big cavern Of
the hangar reverberated with the
sound of hammers with booths for
games and concessions being put
up and decorated. The beams
and overhead rafters were bright
with colored pennants. Busy wives.
officers and enlisted men were
hard at work putting up other de-
corations, twisting bunting around
booth poles. stretching streamers
OF rainbow hued crepe paper.
painting signs and the wooden
structure and fixing the various
gadgets for the fun-for.all and all.
for-eharity event.
In charge Of decoration for Tia
Naval AIR Station booth Is II. n.
3, cotkeeli. This bo6th Is tk's
popular Bombing Range with
models Of planes with darts at
tached suspended on q slopine guy
ARE. An automatic bomb release
operated by the player il suppose
TO drop on target. ]. L. Ballew.
recent hero IN 4 fire At Boca
chica Field. Che drove q gasoline
truck away from 4 hlsxe), was On
the Job. Asked what the target
was ne grinned and said, 81 cant
reveal It. It's q military secret.'s
Last year. the target was North
Korea. The booth Is fancier this
year with red. white and blue
trimming. . sign above Il with
the wing insignia studded with
flashing lights.
Chief Strecker Of SurAsDevDet
can take . bow. Workers from his
units gave him credit for The
amusing Disney like figures On
the unit booth showing 4 wolf. :
car, Donald Duck aud his nephews.
Bug Bunny and . screaming
diapered baby with the sim "Cef
Your Change Here" along fhs
sides.
Two u. 5. Marine Corps paint.
ers were stripping an umbrella Il
red and blue for the Naval Sta
ton Galley concession. The Naval
Station Pop Gun booth Is risht
next 10 Il.
Rugged humof with ione.siem-
med American beauties, the Rirlis
show kind. and ceiing gobs h
cartoons BY \. K. KRAMER fhe
was recently transferred), hiRh-
lights the nail.drising stand SET do
BY the Boathouss II he seaplsns
Base. Sample: Two gals with eve
catching cams IN e0nveFsation
while . sailor works with hammer
and nails: Il know he's . terk.
but he's 80 handy with hammer
and nzils.s Ladies are Invited %
drive small naiI viii three blows
men are challenged 70 show fbeir
ladies' strength and skill. !. with
the hammer 81 course.
The Naval Base Pre- Depart-
inert supervised ~ Chef Harry
fCsntinued On Pags rhres,
Evening star., 1953-04-26

Movie stars, even the most glamorous
of them, are only make-believe queens"
psychoanalyst pointed out. But Elizabeth
II is the real thing. Where is the American
girl who wouldn't like to step into her
crystal slippers and see how it feels, not
merely to attract men but to rule them?"
After all, who was Cinderella? According
to the psychiatrists, simply woman who
felt she wasn't treated as well as she de-
served because the people around her were
too dumb or too mean to recognize what
superior person she really was. Deep in her
heart, say the experts, every woman is
Cinderella, daydreaming the satisfactions
she does not find in real life. It's no more
difficult for her to identify herself with
Elizabeth than it would be to enjoy few
minutes of glory by trying on mink coat
she knows she can never afford to buy.
Malee-Dolieve
IHIs feminine genius for make-believe is
one of the reasons men find women 50 hard
to understand. A man buys lottery ticket
for the chance of winning. If you ask him
what he's going to buy if he wins, he says:
Let's see the money first" But woman
buys ticket not just to win but to day.
dream in great detail how she's going to
spend every cent of the money. The same
mentality enables a woman to feel COM
pletely at home with British royalty.
In many respects, social scientist told
me, women share the solidarity feelings of
all minority groups. When one Of them
makes good, all of them share in her sue
cess. The appointment of a woman to an
important job in the Federal government
is usually hailed as triumph of her sex.
Elizabeth represents an even greater femi-
Evening star., 1953-04-26
AMERICAS QUEEN CRAZY WOMEN
Continued from page tsOelse
INTERNATIONAL

nine triumph, not only because being a
queen has more prestige than being a
cabinet member but because she was born
to the job and is beholden to no man.
Behind her stand a mother and grand
mother, each queen who outIived her king.
Here is symbol of feminine prestige
that cuts across all the borders Of age and
nationality and recreates in some measure
the fairy-tale world of childhood where
every girl could imagine herself a queen. If
she plays the part as well as Elizabeth II.
what can the humble male exclaim except:
Long live Cinderella" The End
Evening star., 1953-04-26

And it's the portable that gives you big machine performance
Full size keyboard Amazing Page Gage takes the guework
Of pageend png Qukst Margins and many other features
Dealers voted Smith bes Easy buy
Corona Dealers everywhere Smart carrying included
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-17
Food Handlers
Training School
In XIV Next Week

The Monroe County Health De.
partmeni ia cooperation with che
Florida State Board cf Health viii
conduct . Food Handlers Training
School, next week ~ Tues. thru
Thurs. June z3-24-zs. in Key West
High Schocl Audltorium. Il vas an
nounced BY DR.. \. j. Dalton, Health
Dept. Director. The program. ar
ranged BY Sanitation officer w. n.
BTaatE. Is being given for the own.
ers. managers. and employees of
81 eating ard dKinking establish.
ments In McnFoe County. aud in
cludes great variety a Interesting
and weil.infoEmed speakers from
the State Board of HealtA. T.. S.
Naval Station and Hospital, and
other prominent local civic leaders.
Certificates vii b awarded al
who AGtend cne session f0r , dayx.
same Z hours session heinz rspeas-
81 each DAY II moEnAnK. aissgnoon.
and evening. in order IL aeep1n0-
date emplcyee On assssTens SANS
Al tuserextee persrns are IHsfseu
y sttend. nzski0n tree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-17
ROsenloerss
Win Indefinite
Execution STAY
Justice Jackson
Grants Appeal
But BrowneII
Asks Reversal

WASHINGTON N = julius and
Ethel Rosenberg won a stay Of
execution from a single Supreme
Court justice today but the govern
ment Immediately moved for arc
yersal by the fun court.
Atty. Gen. Brownell, in announc.
ING the appeal to the entire bench,
described as 'sunprecedentedn the
action Of Justice Douglas in grant.
Ing the indefinite stay to the atom
spy team.
AT the same time Rep. Wheeler
lD-Ga) told the House he would
introduce bill to inlpeach Justice
Douglas. Cheers end applause
greeted Wheeler's statement.
Just when the full court viii
take up the governments reversal
motion was something for Chief
Justice Vinson 10 decide.
The tribunal on Monday ordered
4 recess until October, but vinson
can reeonyene the court at any
time.
The court on Monday had re.
jected by a sd vote the Rosen-
bergs' plea for 4 stay OF execution
and a review Of their trial.
Douglas based his action today
In granting the stay On the question
Of whether the R0senhergs were
tried and sentenced under the
proper law.
In statement accompanying his
decision, Douglas said although
] have the power to grant a stay,
i could not do SO responsibility on
grounds the court has already re.
jected."
This was q reference 10 The
the ground they we're unfairly con.
yicied. Douglas voted with the mi.
nority then.
He noted that he based his &C.
ton on point rot previously
raised in appeals to the high court
Douglas said he has serious
doubts whether fhe judge who SEN
fenced the couple had the right 10
send them TO The electric chair
because they we're rot tried under
CONTINUED On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-17
Spanish COunterfeiting Ring
Is Trapped For False Checks

massermind and technlcian Of the
gang who "foF years and under
many aliases" directed counter
feIsing Of traveller and bank checks.
and their sale. He also engraved
the plates from which the gangs
forgeries we're made.
Hero Martinez said In . report
10 u. e. Baughman, chief of the
u. s. Secret Service. that Quinlana
Perez wss 50 eausi0us eyen his
acecmpsices did net know bis real
identity.
The Spanish pUgite chief addsd
70 rs Report . isl II e0antsrfeass
fexs n - rsrg'x sFadrsd ware.
moxs tAaa g. 60 items. o.
D 50 y say years ii hig.se2le
egsgaiss1s. Fxiss rherks Pot ca
~ TIE sang, Here Martine1 said
Travelled al ever tie word. aid.
GConfinued On Pare Txo1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-17
TO Local Bows
Will Attend
State
Civic Groups
Sponsor Youths
For Trip To
Tallahassee

Arthur Sawyer Post No. %, Am
erican Legion. announced today
the names of the local High School
boys who will attend Boys State
at Tallahassee, June 21-2T. The
boys viii leave Key West on Sat-
urday at 5 p. m. by bus.
The names of the boys and their
sponsors are as follows:
c. B. Harvey, Jr., son Of Mayor
and Mrs. c. B. Harvey, SIS Will
liam Street. sponsored by Arthur
Sawyer Post No. Is, American Lee
gion.
Robert L. Muse, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. n. Muse. 5I3 Margaret
Street. sponsored by Arthur Saw
yer Post No. Is. American Legion.
Ronald w. Pinder, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Darnell Pinder, 2ol5 Sta
pies Avenue, sponsored by Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, American Lee
gion.
Glynn r. Archer. Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Glynn Archer, ST.. 1914
Won Phister St.. sponsored by the
Scottish Rite Bodies, Key West
Consistory.
Paul r. Avery. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Avery. 1909 Varela
Street, sponsored by .Voiture Lo-
Gale as. 40 and s.
Hilario Ramos, son Of Dir. and
Mrs. H. Ramos. ST., 2ll Duval
Street. sponsored by Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Post No. 1911.
John S. Aymong. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Peck. zoos Staples
Avenue. sponsored by Key West
Rotary Club.
Robert II. Senior. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman n. Senior, 623
Elizabeth Street. sponsored by the
Key West Lions Club.
Ralph VI. White, son Of Mrs. ".
j. Hort 5l4 Margaret Street.
sponsored by the Elks Lodge ssi.
John L. KeiseF. residin~ at the
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