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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
November

Foir outumn's golden days have sold goodbye,
The forest trees have shed their summer dress,
And COUNT they loom ogoinst q sonnbre sky
Lifting bare arms oloft in mute distress.
The fields once green, lie desoIote and bare,
The hum of insects now is hushed and still.
And like soft grey monte everywhere
A fmy midst enshrouds each vale and hill.
No more we hear the robins cheering lays,
Even the rouoous Joys and crows grow dumb
The nights are chill and frosty, and the days
Meath oreying skies, woit winter blasts to come
And the winds of night through the forest moan
Grieving for flowers and the summer flown.
l. D Whitaker
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
Correction Changes
Meherrin Visitors

In the Farmville Herald edition
OF Friday. Nov. 20, a personal
item appearing in the Meherrin
news column reported week end
visit OF Mr.. and Mrs. Macon
vaughan and family, of Rich
mond, with Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE
Witt.
This should have been written
that Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Whet-
stone and family of Richmond
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Witt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
Babson Discusses
H" Bomb And Business

New Boston. N. HI am writ
ing this near a large bombing
range in southern New Hamp-
shire Owing to the comparable
ineffectiveness Of the bombers
which have been used in Korea
the past two years. I was curious
to get an answer to four questions.
90 What is the Defense Against
Ordinary Bombing
Naturally, the fighter plane is
the best defense against the
bomber plane This means that
speed and mobility determine the
battle outcome The result is that
these air battles are being con-
stantly fought higher in the air
Because of this the bombers act
with less accuracy. with an in
creaslng cost and with decreasing
destructive power
Cities appear to get accustomed
to such bombing The people re-
sort to cellars and trenches. but
do not eVacuate their cities. Pres
ent bombing has become 'One OF
those things" and no more decisive
in battle than the machine gun or
the ba1ooka One reason why both
China and the United States are
willing to quit Korea is because Of
the ineffectiveness of ordinary
bombing.
% What is the Defense Against
Atomic Bombing?
The original atomic bomb, such
as used in Hiroshima in 1915, has
been greatly improved by in
creasing the destructive power
and by reducing the size of the
bomb and its accompanying
mechanism Such bombs can be
dropped from airplanes, can be
shot from guns or presumably
used in guided missiles from sub
marines or in other ways. Radar
is supposed to give cities warning
against such bombing; but the
time element is very short. The sad
fact is that the destructive power
of atomic bombing is terrific, and.
thus far, almost no practical de-
tense now exists against such.
There is also the HI or hydro
gen bomb, which is much more
destructive. These could be drop
ped from large bombing planes or
planted in ship within a
harbor, or hidden in the cellar Of
some enemy spy's house within
city. The first night Of the war
they might wipe out two or more
of our large cities in surprise at
tacks-like what happened to us
at Pearl Harbor. The only defense
now appears to be radar and |
evacuation
80 What are the Pros and Cons"
of Evacuation?
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24

1t would be our guess that there are
more fire extinguishers in the property in
towns and cities where fire protection is
available with the least delay, than in the
country where fire protection does not exist.
Every farm home, barn and outbuilding
should have fire extingusher for imme-
diate use.
During the past few years many coun-
ties have provided fire fighting equipment
located at central points, which will re-
spond to call. This is commendable, but
much damage can be done during the lapse
of time prior to the arrival of this equip
ment. Regardless of its proficiency. a fire
company can perform no miracles. and it
deserves the cooperation of the property
owner whom it is protecting Provision of
fire extinguishers in every piece of pro-
perry is good sound business for the own
er and welcomed cooperation by your fire
company. We trust that the effort now I'M
derway by the Farmvlle Fire Company will
meet with SUCCESS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
We Give Thanks

travel, to football games, where old friend
ships are renewed or a day Of hunting in
the field. In every town and hamlet across
the nation services will be held to praise
God and to give thanks for His providence
during the past year. In what manner the
day is spent it will be one of relaxation,
according to ones own preference.
May we suggest that regardless of the
activity of Thanksgiving Day celebration
this year each Of us will kneel in the morn
ing and say a word of prayerful thanks
for the preservation, for the Freedom for
the abundance which has been our lot, and
rededicate our minds and souls to most Of
the vicissitudes which we must face in the
months ahead. May peace and prosperity
come not only to our land but to a war
ridden world May the true spirit of thanks
giving be kindled anew among US.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
Fire Protection

THE Farmville Volunteer Fire Company
is offering its service to provide fire ex-
tinguishers for every home in this area at
reasonable price The Herald has ad-
vocated fire eXtinguishers for every home
for a number Of years, yet we would venture
a guess that very few people have provid-t
ed themselves with any kind of protection
Disastrous fires begin with small blazes
many of which could be controlled if
prompt action was taken with efficient
equipment. On more than one occasion a
property-owner has tearfully said, Il could
have put that fire out if | had Just had an
extinguisher when | first saw it." Yet, very
few property owners have made any effort
to provide themselves with the necessary
equipment to control small fire
Why? People delay. Things which are
not needed Immediately are overlooked.
Unfortunately we never know the time when
fire will visit us, and when that time
comes it is too late to provide Here is a
situation when forethought is essential.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
pecent Sc0ttsriIe NeWs
Tri-County Riding Members Gather
For Breakfast Meet at Mt. Pleasant

The John Wagners entertained
the Tri County Riding Club at
breakfast at their farm. Mt.
Pleasant. near Scottsville last
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
with thirty three present. Fifteen
members rode to breakfast. Mr..
Wagner showed slides of the
Horse Show recently held at
River Lawn, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Christensen.
The Senior Glass of Scottsville
High School will present the an
nual play in Victory Theatre
Dec. TO- at 8.l5 p. m. II is Women
in White. a Royalty play pre-
scented by special permission with
Samuel French Productions. Inc.
The Junior Prom was given III
the High School auditorium here
Friday night, Nov. 20. from 9 to
~ O'Clock with music by the
Scottsville orchestra.
Schools in Albemarle County
will close Thursday and Friday
for the Thanksgiving holiday,
November IS and 9th.
The Scottsville Post, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, will present a
Variety Show two nights, Dec
ember 16 and II, in Victory
Theatre. for benefit of post act
iVitieS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
INCOME TAX

INIOME TAX
About 1-2 per cent of total
family income in 1850 was abb
sorbed by Federal income taxes,
according to the Commerce De-
partment. which said some 49,
100000 consumer units" of fami-
lies and persons living alone in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24

1850 had s2l7, 100000 in in
come before taxes and that Fed
eral income tax liability on this
income was somewhat over Sl3,-
600, 900, 900.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24

In almost every country through the years
a celebration has been held fol-
lowing the harvest. but Thanksgiving Day
is typically American. It's religious setting
was given by the Puritans, who annually
observed a period of giving thanks for the
harvest, for the preservation, and their
freedom of worship. The hardships of life
borne with fortitude by the early settlers,
kindled in their hearts genuine spirit of
thanks to Almighty God for mere preserva-
ton. and spirit of exuberance for any
additional blessings such as an abundant
harvest
A period Of thanksgiving has come down
to us through the century and half, OBJ
served in various ways according to the
changing times. 1t is day of family re-
unions when the festive table is abundant
with turkey, ham, all the tixings and pump
Kin pie. TO many now it means a day Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
Bazaar a Success

The Scottsville Presbyterian
Church annual bazaar, held Fri
day in Mrs Wilson'S Beauty Par
lor. Melted nearly two hundred
dollars Fash woman of the Presby
terrain Church is asked to make
one article each month Of the
year to be sold at the annual
bazaar.
Mrs Barney Philpott who for
merly lived in Scottsville and is
now living in Georgia. has been
spending the past ten days with
Miss Frances Morris in her apart
ment here. A number Of entertain
ments have been given in her
honor
Mrs Russell Snead entertained
at dinner Saturday night in hon
or Of Mrs Philpott Other guests
were Miss Frances Morris, Mr.
and Mrs William Morris, of Rich
mond Mrs Daisy Morris, John
Norris and Mrs Cary N Moon
Mr.. and Mrs S l.. Caldwell
have returned to their home. near
Scottsville, after a visit with rel
atiVS in Danvil!e and North Caro-
lima
Miss Edith Vernon, of San
days last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs Russell Moon From here
she went to Greensboro. N. c.
and from there she is going to
Washington. D. c., to visit with
niece, She will be back in San
Francisco, Calf spent a few
Francisco for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris
and daughter, Of Richmond spent
the week end with Mrs. John
Morris and family.
Harry Turner and sister, Miss
Mary Turner, Of Glenmore in
Buckingham county, are planning
to spend the winter in Scottsville.
They will close their home on
December first and spend the
rest Of the winter at the Hotel
here.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-24
Maryland Visitors

MI. and Mrs. Walter Hazlet, Of
SparroWs Point, Md, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Catlett. in Buckingham county.
Mrs. Sylvester Payne spent the
week with Mr.. Payne in Washing
ton, D. c.. where he is employd
G. A, Harrison and Richard
Nelson were duck hunting at
Ocean View last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson
and children spent Sunday III
Roanoke where they went to visit
friends from F'armville who were
hcspitalized from an automobile
wreck
Miss Frances Norris returned
10 Hogansville, Ga this week
with Mrs. Barney Philpott who
has been visiting her here for
several days.
Odell White, of Washington.
spent the week end with his
mother. Mrs. Blair White
Cpl. W. D. Allen. Jr., has re-
turned to Fort Meyers after visit
ing his mother, Mrs. w D. Allen,
for several days. He is on duty
in Arlington National Cemetery
at the Tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier.
approximately 200 parents and
friends visited the Scottsville
School during National American
Education Week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Engineers VIII
Hold Meeting
Tuesday Erening

Mr. Friedmaa. asa,xlsis "a
Maurice n Ceased. consuluar -.
xineers. Man "a. 81 speak
10 ia Key West Eannserx Cuh.
Taesday evensnk. Aat0mhsr tsnin
A vice PFssidsai e ~ Americaa
Socisty e clxa Easnesrs NJ
Friedman has appsafea belors
mational and infernnnunal rrwps
ol proiessional peopls His topie
here 81 lave % q wnh Manr
Canstru<tioa.
Members I'll ~ cascernsd witA
an ammendment ta 90 eluh -
lass which IN b. hFuuuhi up fsg
caasideration n ne bmzinRss meet
|in9 pFecedinH ~ pfouam.
ne Key VEL Enelnssrs' Cue
exiends a. open mx1aiisa d a
intrrvsted persoas - afsrnd ne
regular meetlgk wAieA are I'D
the second Twesday 81 earn maalA
In the Armcry BsildinE. euFnrr a
waste snd Fismsag SFssss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
LOCAL UNITED

RON ThompSoa Enterprises and
a. additional gilg of sioo from A.
Maitland Adams. generd manager
a that eoneern. 81. MANS star
of the Sea Chureh alE8 gave .
cheek ior soc last night
Jim keea. colonel At ne Clubs
and 0rganiEaiions dlxislon repoFt-
81 tat TIE kniEfzs 81 Coiumbua
have voted b give TIE Chest 80
and Tire EikA Cub h giving So.
Fred Dion. local realior has giv.
em 500. Othsr Riias inciuae: CIR
cut CeuFt Judge Aauilino Lapez.
Jr., SIS, william 4. Nehielt 80.
Dick Evans. SO. Joe Reilly. So
Jim DeLand. SIS.
According Go information reieas.
~ last niGht. eoniactx wlth the
eIiys business places win hRein On
fhaFnday. There wlIl ~ - house
- house campaign.
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Learn About Law

ELKHART. Ind. n - n took .
TRIP % city coart Ter I've Rus.
sian immigrants yesterday b learn
TIE difference beiween old-eountry
traditions and American Laws
Ivan Sorukin. &c. Who came %
ElkhaFt from the Ukraine tWa
years ago. VS. eharKed With beat.
ing has w4e. In IL ukraine. he
aald. rs . huaband's duty 10 co.
force home discipltme.
MICA boFxmiatow.. "A. Goshen.
Ind. charged with Eixina beer %
tNe teen-agers. sad Russians @ve
beer and wtne b thnia ehildren.
Judge william n. Nleholsun COO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

GCumsinmsd Frum Paae 0msl
I'm b anllraly 40 - - kedss n
mayya sid yea
Thlmayya sad ne Endlann wuuid
use q streamllned system 4 they
have ts aake ever the - az screen
"a pFlsonaKs wAo lave nol been
lnisrvlswed ed wuuid probably
hnndla iouf eompeunds . day.
nbort aiooo men.
Il would tale ~ dayn 81 hat
rate - szresn al Femalning Norah
KoEean and Chlnese pgisnnern.
Thimayya sid he unuid uss En-
pinmntlnn tents 30 anlY % Indian
afIIeer wuuid eumamet ne screen.
lna Instead Il lha pEesana system
al nsd explalneFs. 4. n. observers
anA . i've memheF subcommiltss
e ne MIRO.
"A pEisomer wwula be taiA 10 20
lnlo ne aaml alomn amd inside be
woaid nd an lnalam ofncef." Ia.
maya sid. an ks uozld have d
% shsn 3 say uAlrA slds hs Pre-.
farred"
Tha MNnc nlas discusses Ia %
tliinn pressaiad Fxiaay ~ the a
AmeriRans an6 ! nFllsn held h
the pEo-Ccmmumzsf Norfh Camp
afier lhey hald lws lndlan olficeEs
hoslaea far moFa lhan fomr homrs
. IeEss - apaaTanes Q 4 tAs
n Us essiass = sauas - ma.
tsT fmrthmF.
he pEasonnEa eamplalned indlg.
nanfiy ut ne ln6ana wera lar In
- censaring m4a ten home %
f.lisr eut wAnt Iha pTisuners called
Uniied Nallana aslempls d ''lntim.
date. slan4sr. eosres and hrihs''
lham.
his mnsi - aha sirst tine N
histaFy Tat prisnners have refused
ma iron hema. Thimsyya said.
- SAD tas prohiem Il . slmpie
&c hsseeeE - ln6ians I'll hold
ma eaa a - cap ience-eall-
nc ct tAs iHttnra ons - &c 81
Ne pFisonars ca aeeepg O. refuse
thsm - ~ ehnase.
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CITY VOTING HITS

tAsAa@MM bNum 49, 60
- eleetlon. ran9a6 ahs polax
Places h : lasl minmAs a1ismpa q
enrranin8 enugh vutaa % gise
49, . set on the eng esmmle
80. g tna aruup. tires aFg. foxI
ID practical purposes, assursd Fl
gnlning efflca siaee CO. re tkal
ely emes e. &c haIlss h tAeirI
gruupa. hsving wan last weeks
primary elscliom. Thay aFs Mayer
|C , HARVEY, ~. Dglln Ca1o mn&
ke4is CareonaA. h wunid laks -
UNPRECEDENTED wrlfnln enmpaign
"a reverse lasl week'a mateFlfy.
80 slln il1hAB fuF vuaea waFa
haAn9 waGsd hy ne s1hnE ioaT ean-
dlaisa. Joka caEhonnn and 1aek
Delansy h Creep Ffxs and psul
IN. "blnndis" Rohertn b. Gruup
Foaf and Luuia n. .. Kiznsr 10
CKuup FuuT.
naasiast vols 10 ks easl rs
meEming rs n prscingt n. PRS
STREET. and Flaglsr AVenue where
fa1 vosaR1 mppearad
0thaF preGineka repuFted aAe lol.
|lsNimz fGmrex: Preein<t 1. noes.
DuTal h3reNt. lea: Preeinet Z. IS
pxlrania street., ~: PFecinrl q
|HIgh 8ehool cmfNtaria. e.: Pre-
|einei 4 10. Thres Flre slafion. ia
PreRlnxl s. ~ En1ahelA street.
|ioa: pFseinet G. cuanfy coarf
Elnuge. &C.: Prnelnel z. Ciiy Han.
70: Rrneinea z. Harris sehpul. 80:
pTaeinet .. 81 Gnnman Street. 70
PrexinGf n. So Gr.nman Street. ~;
prsrinel II, Truman srhool. 81:
PEeeinrt u. HlgA schad Annsx. g.
pwGinet a. Grace LuihernnI
Chureh. Flsaler Avemme. O.. Pre-
elnei IS pulnelana communily|
cemlNH. - an6 PreeInet 81 Jaek-
secs Launoxy. Fuineinnn Cen. mer-
|rinl Hnlalmn. e..
AneahaR lmpoFkama Queaaism wiIl
10 6asiae6 anaay hy Fulsrandum
- aha clIlxema Il Key west prefnr
|Gha CO Mamagaf cemmianion eF
M1Yur cnnmen I'm e Govern
|mamfl
0zEeinl resnllA af tnmlahk's alee-I
de - ka delAImlme6 whnn ne
|elly eommlaaien meets b special
senslna u . ,. n. - canvass ne
vuea.
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NINE WARFARE

Woniinna4 EFum pnga onel
Bear An. HzEy sandsrs, USN,
commanasr mlns Fores. q. g a..
lamtie Flsst
ne iuFmd eammisniominR nj
- toiiewed ~ axAlhlis and Dis.
plays e mina warfare meskods.
eg..pmsui 80 shlpA
10 ~ - sarsrlfy elssslfssa.
- = essssm pAassa 81 rAa esm-
masslsalaa. - new spsAss-
@sa So , = susrssss4 -
nsansF tAs puAme ~ msmAsEs
~ mas prsas En- - hnvin1d.
fAa opefallnmal nsHalapmami
Fores ca b Mhnmea 10 Q eon.
nnmers FsaazrrA mnn e. ne Na-
~. rAe FsFSs sakss go ezuip.
mae& amer I kas hsen dsveieped
= iahnraanry nnd pwfs n thrwuah
- paess mdAF Get opsFatine
con1iiiona.
rAs - = Aa opwstiaaal Dsvs.
|lspm@ Rerss b - asAmwans 1
40 eqaapmnna - be - asesi q
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M0ssAnEcH TINES

NomAlmna4 HHum Pass Omel
- saa rs &C uumpssams % try
ESSAYS eulharsa eama na64anlg
NzaeF e. aA@xl sfEnrt ~ - go
}. . sAss iea6sr - enf rld of c.
8AlA hanmxmeAr, - esw1.ap.
re.zss4 lawym.
hsN..ng &c away. damn 80. >
MeabaanEA Fuse fFnm @ heneA
a. hmun& u nnnsrRm3Ar. hEfing
- en- - nfm. nrmHAlma lhn Lac.
- a1l44. Mnssa6asA s1aaanre6
80 fhEea 6amkfnunaed eonEl 81.
Gals - Gimmhtnd = - aemn
- alals bsfme uiIlerrB enngks -
80 I'm.
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PHILIPPINE VOTING

N04Ala4&a AkN64 EM8 49,
baeksr vas shot bal most Il ne
voting IN csba prosines was 70
ported orderly.
Mniary officials said II tgwns
In Cehu pr0ytEee we're placed an.
der poiiee eontrol amer ne in<i-
dena
a hurry a cher FepoFts poured
iato the eleciiun commisxion en-
ces from Manila and nearby cites
telling of maulings. stnlen hallets
and armed men uslng foree on
voterx.
Quirino has rrpestedly accused
Magsaynay q being "America's
eandidaie" and has charged u. 8.
iHiervention IN the eiectinn. Re las
played sifuaRly co the theme that
q Maesaysay vietory wuuld mean
. eoioaiai status Or ne Phfilp-
pines Under q. 3. aomination.
Tie fraa, @-yeaT old PrHsidNnt
has painted pfoudiy DO has long.
range domestic prozrnm Tor eco.
n0mic and indnstriai Improvement.
Magsaysay scoffcd 81 Quirine's
charges and aecusca the Liherais
Of coFruption in government "a
sueh an exlenl that tie United
States hes lost faHk u Ths Pale
pines.
Ms domestic proEram Il based
mainly CO improving ne lot Il the
predominanfly aGF1cultural popula.
ton.
TIE bully. ts-yeaF-old ex-saldier
Is vel knDwn Cor as effective At
lacks against Communisi-led Huk
osilaw1 whlle deienss secretary 81
The administrator. Hs quit ne In.
eral party h March after sn al.
cry dispute vita QuaFino ever the
anii-huk campaign
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sMATHERs DUE IN


msaeA a. Naw 6myEma Beach;
-. ~ Palmlka. (DemeeKaile 30.
d - swl: Nox. n. Jaxkscasille
- wv Armlstiee Day apes<A
n go n nemmlmg Para. Nox.
A. 1aehnanxllla Beach end 0Esen
cspa eusimHs, Nux. n. Galnaaxfies
~. ~ DsLAnA sd calnsssnls;
~. f1 A Pesurzhwrx. New ~.
Iakeanmd: Nev. n. Panama CITY;
~. n. Aallmar HiGA sehooi O.
Mrallnn.
o. Nos. g. sanatuF smnlhers
vi $50 ~ EuuiA Kiwiaa fue ere
TAamhnglvin9 estes &c eonfrmsd.
ed nw npaeehes "a Miami Hnma-
0laa4 kMy Vel and eGhar paF1
q ulA EiariaA.
Ha wU haad nursh again Deeem.
hsr 7 Ger appenFmnces q sarnse.
"a. hEa8emaum an6 O. PelarBhmrK
Ne ~ - haEk a. aeknamsiIls
egala e. Deeemher "a spaak q
Ksgnandla Dee. ts al ~ else
gwa Ne tpur witA q tai . &c Du.
vel Coanly Medieal Ansocinlion
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aaxal warfare and 4 hha mfii.
eieni imprggemeai over presenl
presuua equipment 10 mako lis use
economieally nound-
ne Force also determines
wAag improvements can be
rscommended. ne Force also de.
veiopes ngw tactics and inyesfieat
"a ether side issues that mas arse
aurang tne evaanatioa work.
A thn prNA0at tine. thexe ara
ghrsa naval deta<hmeuEs dolag q
valnntinn vera undsr ne spera.
gional cunfrul af me commanaer
0p9raliomal Develapmcmf Force.
Thase ere fhe Sarface Ant $40.
marine nexeiopment Delaehmeni
AR Dsxelopmeut Sguaarsa 0za.
and AirKhap Dsxeiapmens sauadrua
EwwNm.
Thn Mlme Warfare Esaiunthsn
Dusaehmsnt I'll ha ne lourtk
exaiuasion unIt b he stsfionee
here.
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FFTYNTNE UNITS TO

N$Nt&AANAAN@ -
"a nural street. lrum Caroline
street d Front Street. I'll eonslas
Il ne foIlowing units.
Key wssf Police Departmeut e
cert: Key West Guard q honor'
Crmnd Parade Marshall: Master
saFnsmnl noward Coca: y. 5. Ma
me Carps Color Guard marehins
mi: Coid star Mothars decorat-
e ear: U. g Naval Stasion
Ship's DepaFtmeni noai: fleet Az
Dalnehmsni marehina units ,. Y.
q. Does DIose Ne. - deeorated
ear; Boy senut Troop Ne. - and
nrownia Paek marching Unit, key
west I4on'a Cub aad Lions Anx-
lllary flaaa: nog Scout Iroop Na.
81 marehina unlls saioa q : and
q dscoralaa ear: Commander SUB
marsne squadron Twelve feat y.
q fleet SCAR school color Guard:
~. g. fleet Sonar School Band,
a. 81 Flasa Sonar 4<hooi kmeF-
asney Plaioon; ard noes feat.
ne sscnnd divisioa which wiil
fern g. Crsens Street from puval
Street 10 Elizabeth wlil consist Of
Musicians LEGAL ga Decorated
car: u. S. Naval Staten SUPPLY
and Fiscal Department float; key
west Tllgh sehool bard: US Sau-
ney lKDDE aGSl marching pla-
aoan: Arshmr sawyer Unit n de-.
earaled car. Beta sigma Phi
fnst: WV Pos sali marching
unli; WV Auxiliary Unit 9ii
msrrhimg unsi: WV Auxiliary
unit ssii Decorated car; MAS and
Fiset AR Detachment hS-i floss
CD Paek 80 marching unit; Ma
Phl ~ deeoFated car; Naval An.
hulanee unit: end BPW decoraied
ear.
TIE thlrd diyision yin form on
Craens street from Duxal Street 70
Whitehead Street. II consists ef;
Doualass Hleh Sehoai band: Dos.
glass MA school dria team; Cub
Paek 70 marrhlng Unit: wllilam
weeeh Pest iss, American Leginn
marehing unit: william Neeeh
Auxiliary uelt les: WV Pest oo2i
marching unit: Wv Auxiliary
Unit ea1l marehing unii; and Vel.
aers' Cornes Band
ne final diyiaion. forming O.
Frenl street IRON Duxal Street %
simonion Street. VII be:
KEY West Motorcycles Club Ne
tur Color Guard: Y. 3 Naval sla.
iinm Puhlic works n6at: Fleet Re-
serve AuxillaFy s. marrhiag Unit;
Fleet Reserve Auxiliary Sc decorst-
ed ear; Key West Shrtne Cub
marching unit: Commands Escort
sqandrun Twelve marxhlnx unit;
Caro- Hnena CFosto aecoFaied no.
torcads: Boy SVout Troop ~
marchlng unit; Mastie Trader
PARA Float: Truman Safety PAtrol
marching unii: Nayal Air station
Navy EmerKeney ctoand Defense
Force: So kinreni Guild decoraf-
"a car: Key West Tire Depart.
nest ire truek: ard key West
eumhuya (horses ard wag0n9.
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