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soc 4 RAsGk RIDER--wesssr~
THE DoCToR--Drnms
-So-RAp Charlie starring Dsa.
nia Harrison. Frank AeHugo ard
Ann Jackson. The dilemma Of Q
thief who stumblss onto lufor-
nation Of immense Importance to
the government
sl3a Ty THEATRE
FOREIGN INTRIGUE
Robert Cannon tackles q murder
600 4 FAVoRITE sTORf-Drsms
MARCH OF TIME
With The Voice Of Time eat
brook Van voorhis
$50 aAsTERPIECE THEATRE
"stork Pites Man" stsrrIns
schilliuR and Emily Parnell Al
arArtmeut-house man Ager
made miserable BY the demands
OF his baby hating boss Hno
pregnant tenant
ABBOTT COsTELLo
1000 ToDAY's HEADLN ,,puE
IOIs MAN WHO'S BEEe THEhh
tataa s HAwF's WEATHER
i0iss s INTo THE NIGHT
n 90 4 SHOW PFOPiR-Masie
HAsFBaLL sCoRFB0A ARD
IIIs s STARLIGHT THEaTNE
The Pretender" with Aloer'
Decker and katherine craig
meet the MiSsuS" starring NOS.
coe Harms and Ruth noun",l
bundle OF bonds worth VOW"
Il. lost BY the delivery how
MONDAY MAY lie
wCCo-TS KsTt%TS
ESQ 4 PLAY OR PAY-Qais
Emcee John Gallos Toby Prin
JEANNE Arlen and Bil Aechinek
music masters -
VOICE or FIREsTONE
Tenor Brian sullivan sings The
Flower Song" from Carmen as
well as at Dawnlng. Passing
BY" and Magic II the Noon-
light"
TOO a. LOVE LUCH-Comedy
EVE WITNESS
gisO RED BuTSTONs--Comrdy
Red clowns with Pat Carroh
Guest singer Karen Chandler.
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
The Wind Cannot Read" w h
Donald Woods Canadian air
man and Japanese girl fight
tremendous obstacles to preserve
their love in wartime India,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15

May Is

wCCo-ry KsTP-Tp o
ESQ q TROUBLE WITH FATHER
ssLPEHMAN--Ady~
Too 4 PLAYHOUSE OF STARS
Vacation for ginny" starring
Barbara Hale. A moasy travel
agency clerk wins an essay con-
test and discovers travel folders
do not tell all about vacations
nc srDRY--Drams
Ted Prayer. New York DAILY
News reporter. who searched
criminal hicsouts until he found
the men that held up a tavern,
killing the two mes they used
ylso ! QUA MISS naooks--cem.
Miss Brooks and Mr.. copkIin sc,
trap for the thief that stole
the principals typewriter
ALDRtCH FAMILf--Csa.
Henry Ia supposed TO deliver q
turkey for principal Bradlsy's
dinner, but he and Homer acci-
dentally get locked Ia the school
laboratory.
500 Z ozziE AND HARRIET
OEEis, who knows a thing or
three about shrswd trading, gets
TRAPPED in a swap deal with Rlcky
and David
CAvALcADE or SPORTS
Fighting for the hsayywetght
NuhUptNhhUlD Oh tho WOttuf
young Rocky Marciano defends
his title against aged Jersey Joe
Walcott Fifteen rounds from the
Chicago Stadium
$50 ny FRIEND RnA--Com.
Irma breaks out In q rash. chang
90 her personality and loses al.
most all her friends after seeing
psychiatrist
sAs 8 SPORTS HALL or FAsE
Bob Ryan with the life story OF
great Minnesota athlete
500 Z mn. AND MRS. NORTH
"Ths Shock" The wife OF
Korean War veteran insists her
husband be committed 20 . men
tai Institution Pam and Jerry
get mixed up with murder In
their efforts TO help
FILMET'rE
eiIs GARDEN MIRACLES
ESQ 4 INVITATION THEATRE
ROCKY KING, DETECTIVE
e,<S Z STRANGE ADVENTURE
1000 4 THE wEB--Mystery
"somewhers In Korea" with Rich
ard webb, UN prisoners OF war
trying to escape from their com
pound. find an unexpected ally
q T0DAT's HEADLINES
ions 9 HAWKS WEATHER SHOW
1000 HoRNER's SPORTS SHOW
1850 . NIGHT sEws--MrCses
3 HAssLfN' WITH russ
1880 WEATHER TOWER
toi<6 4 Ht-NOTEs IN FASHION
o wREsTLISG, HOLLYw'D.
N 30 q SPORTS core
o HORNER's sCOREB0ARD
n soS q NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
ALL STAR WRESTLING
~ ,4s 8 sTARLIGHT THEATRE
kid Sister" with Judy Clark and
Roger Pryor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15
7eANza<ox LIutyAsea
May Is Il
Iuss 4 BASEBALL GAME
2 100 8 HORSE RACING

Isss 4 BASEBALL GAME
Zoo 8 HORSE RACING
The Withers." ons-miis race
for three-years-old filiiss. worth
7l3o ExPEaIn NO. q
. 90 s SATURDAY THEATRE
600 8 WORLD AROUND Us
With Ben Leighton
$50 AFTER THE GAME
$40 4 COWBOY G-MES--western
you SHOULD KNOW
With Jimmy Valentine.
sIo0 TALENT PATROL
with Bud Coliyer.
ROY ROGERS SHOW
OUTLAWS Return" Roy faces
danger at the hands OF a released
prisoner whom he helped convict
$50 = BEAT THE CLOck--auiw
Bud Collyer conducts stunts
FILM
600 Z JACKIE GLEASON Comsdy
Jackie Gleason with Audrey Aea.
dows, Art Carney In comedy skits
Guest singer Teress Prewer
S NY HERo--Comedy
jail Break" Beanbiossom per
suades hts boss 10 hire hobo
with hilarious consciousness
$50 ORIGINAL AMATEUR HR
Ted Mack and talent hopefuls
TOO 4 HOPAIONG CASSIDY
SHo" Or SHOws--t
Sid Caesar and Tmogene Coca
head this fast moving comedy and
musical revue featuring Mar
suerite PiaEza. Jack Russell.
Judy Johnson ana Carl RTinrr
7.so WILD MIL VICKOK
sI0o q DUG-OUT DOPE
$40 BSsEBALL GAME
$50 8 GREAT FIGHTS OF CENT.
Jack Dempsey W. Luis Flrp o.
Wild bull OF the Pampas Demp-
sey floors Ftrpo sir times In the
first round and Firpo knocks
Jack through the ropes IN round
s,4s s INDUSTRY on PARADE
500 s WISDOM OF THE AGES
Jack Barry emcees witty panel
ESQ S DENNIS DAY SHOW
1000 4 TODAf's HEADLINES
t0Its s WEATHER REPORT
1910 4 AFTER THE GAME
STARLIGHT THEATRE
women In Bondage" starring
Gail Patrick and Nancy Kelly.
The story Of Hitlerism's effect on
womanhood The rapid desenera-
tion Of women due TO Hitler's
concept OF male superiority
1880 q NIGHT SEws--Godt
t0i4a 4 WEATHER REPORT
Iot<s 4 TALES or TOMORROW
tlr4s = NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
'Gsntlemsn from Louisiana
starring Eddie Quillsn and
Charles "Chlc'' Sale. His girl
friends failing business causes
an apprentice Jockey 10 throw
race and simost ruin his rsputa-
tion
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15
THURSDAY
May Al

lnUNSUhI May I'll
wCCo-Ty ksrP-rN S
$40 Z LONE aANaER-w ~st.rs
r-ME> IN ACTION
7s0o LUX NIDEO THEATRE
Brian DOnleyy stars In Tunnel
Job" Story OF rough tough
boss who makes an important de-
river endangers his tunnel can-
struction crew.
DRAGNET-CrIn,- Cases
\ Los Angeles factory worker
strsngies woman but doesn't
know why.
T.so rouR STAR PLAYHOUSE
Benlta Hume co.stars With hns-
band Ronald Coiman tn The
Ladies' on His Mind"
8 rom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dick Haynes and Dawn Adams
In "Sweet-Talk Me Jackson"
story OF an egp-centric cFooner
and a country girl who isn't TIM
500 Nv LITTLE sARGiE
''Gtri Against the World" Margte
determines TO sell terrible play
written hy her boy friend
5 MARTIN KA>E--w hedanit
$50 4 LInERACE-Nusic
LIFE BEGINS At so
Jack Barry and oldsters
800 4 SUSPENSE
"The suitor" with Mildred Nat.
wick and Edgar StehN
you NIT NOtR LtfE
Graucho Marx with leers snd
laughs
ESQ rHR UNEXPECTED
TO me ANNOUNCED
agss 5 LITTLE THEATRE
1890 DANCE DATE
TODtS'S HEADLINES
Iatis S RAVES WEATHER.
1890 S HoRNER'> SPORTS snow
1880 4 NIGHT >Ews--NcCpes
sNouR HiT PARADE
tosto Z WEATHER TOWER
totss 4 HUNTING AND FISHING
~ roa 4 HoRNER's sCOREpoARD
n Fos srARt.tGHr THEATRE
winter wonderisud~ with lynne
Roberts and Roman Rohnen A
farmers daughter enters fancy
resort hotels ski contest
ms = sroRrs RouNDUP-aeors
tiire Z NIGHT owl PLAYHOUSE
''pirl from Mandsisy" starring
Conrad Nagel and Kay LinAker
To marry his giri back home, an
Eaglish plantation foreman
spends four wears IN the Jungle
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15

|, see them, as though her angels
were enough from one family.
Burie Jr.. has won IS medals IN
track meets at st. Thomas, Carrie
ton, All City and all state meets
We VIII tell you more about those
trophies and medals next week.
Congratulations To Two Twin
City Ministers
Twin City Baptists Elect
Rev. Floyd Massey Jr. pastor
OF Pilgrim Baptist church, 81.
Paul. was elected one of the Vice
presidents Of the Twin City Bap-
list Union at their annual meet
ing that was held in Pilgrim Bap-
fist church.
Minneapolis Ministerial
Association Elects
Rev. Martin Luther Simmons.
pastor Of st. Peters AME church
was elected seeretary-treasurer Of
the Minneapolis Ministerial AS
sociation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15

iiraa 4 NIGHT uNL PLAYHOUSE
Gangs % Chicago" starring
Lloyd Nolan and lola Lane
5 STARLIGHT THEATRE
"rli Name the Murderer" with
Ralph Forbes and Marion Shill-
ing A newspaper columnist be-
comes a one-man police force and
solves very complicated double
murder
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15

join the thousands Of Nell Rus
sell fans. Read her column appear
week.
Evening star., 1953-04-10

NORTHEAST
Georges Rodio
6 TeIevision Co., Inc.
2l3s Queens Chapel Rd. NE.
Georges Rodio
6 TeIevision Co., Inc.
llllHSt. NE.
District Line Hardware Co.
6o2e Dix St. NE.
Leese Electrical Appliance
1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
SOUTHEAST
Georges Rodio
6 TeIevision Co.. Inc.
go PsnnsyIvoniC Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1953-04-10

ArIondio Rodio & TeIevision
Co., Inc.
1886 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandra, Va.
Best TV Lob
1907 King St.
Alexandra. Va.
Sheppord & ConkIin
24l3 Nj. Vernon Ave.
Alexandra, Va.
Georges Rodio
& TeIevision Co., Inc.
3le5 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington. Va.
Universal Electric Service, Inc.
1850 Lee Hwy.
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-10
Educational Touring Club

The Washington Educational
Touring Club will hold a meet
ing at $50 o'clock tonight in
the Garnet Patterson School.
Tenth and u streets NV. The
group will discuss plans for a
tour to coal mines at Bluefield.
w. Va, under the direction of
DR.. C.. Spears. director Of the
National Coal Institute.
Evening star., 1953-04-10
Veterans and
Druftees
By Moi. Thomos M. Mol

asked question in letters that
stream across by desk is:
Am I eligible for a pension?
One Of the best ways to an
swer Is to ask three questions. II
you can answer "yes" to all Of
them. chances are you're eligible
and should file a pension appli-
cation with your nearest Vet
erans' Administration Office.
Question /: Are you totally
and permanently disabled from a
disability having no connection
with your service?
By totally disabled I mean
that you can't work much be-
cause Of your disability - not
enough to make the money neo-
essary to live. The VA formally
defines total disability as ANY
impairment of mind or body
which is sufficient to render It
impossible for the average person
to follow a substantially gainful
occupation"
BY permanently disabled, I
mean that the disability is like
ly to continue for the rest of
your life. The VA has a formal
definition for this condition, too:
1T Is reasonably certain that
such impairment will continue
throughout the life Of the dis
abled veteran"
Answer Must Be Backed.
To merely answer "yes" to this
question is not enough. You must
support your answer with medi-
cal evidence of your disability.
The burden of proof is on you.
Question Q: Did you have at
least 80 days active duty, some
OF it during wartime?
This one should be fairly easy
to answer, but just In case you're
not sure, here's a rundown of
the wartime periods:
World War From April 6,
1917. to November IL, 19l8-or
April l. 1920. If you served in
Russia.
World War I1-From Deem
Der 7. 1941, to noon December
81, 1916.
Korean war - After June 26,
1850. until date yet to be set.
Question 8: Do you have a
yearly income of less than 81 400
and no dependents, or less than
$2.700 and one or more depend
entS?
Pension Increases.
This is probably the hardest Of
the three to answer because Of
that word Income" Actually,
what is or isn't income for PEN
sion purposes is determined by
VA regulations and Federal laws.
Here are some Of the things
which the VA considers as in
come: Cd Wages. salaries, bo-
muses.. earnings. investments.
rents (after taxes); (2) CONNER
cial life insurance payments: 90
income from any source because
Of unemployment or retirement:
"a proceeds from bequests or in
heritances. property received
this way doesn't count until it's
turned into CASH.
Here are some things that
aren't counted: Cd Any pay
ment from the VA. including
the vets pension; CO Govern
ment life insurance payments.
This is by no means a complete
listing, but 1t may help answer
the income question. Inciden-
tally, for this purpose children
are considered as your depen-
dents until they're 18 years old.
If they're attending a school or
college they're dependents until
they reach 81.
The pension you'll get If tho
VA approves your application
will be $63 a month. After you've
drawn the pension for 10 years
or If you are drawing 1t when you
reach IS, the rate will be $75
month. If you're blind or need
the regular aid and attendance
of another person you may be
eligible for a pension Of 1929 q
month.
(You may tDrite Maj. Mai
in care OF The Star about
Evening star., 1953-04-10
you CAN Sc '"'F~""' Westinghouse 9

MARYLAND
J. R. Enrieht Co.
7020 Wisconsin Ave
Chevy Chose. Nd.
Wilmer Electric Co.
Edsewuter. Nd.
Lochner's Rodio
& TeIevision Service
sos BoItimore Ave.
HyottsviIle. Nd.
A 6 n Appliance & Service
5707 BoItimore Ave.
HyottsviIIe. Nd.
Gordner's Rodio
6 TeIevision Co., Inc.
74s5 Annapolis Rd.
LandeveF Hills. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-04-10
New Westinghouse TV Picture
Adjusts Itself Automatically
LIGHTS on

All YOU do is select the channel,
your Westinghouse does the rest
Never before has so much television quality been
offered for little money. Now, for the price Of an
ordinary television set, you get Westinghouse
with clear pictures that stay clear automatically.
Think of t Here is picture that adjusts itself auto
matically. set that automatically rejects interfer.
ence A set that knows the strength of the channel
you select and automatically adjusts for best recep.
ton Of local, distant, any in-between station.
Westinghouse de luxe sets priced no higher than
strppeddown so-called standard models offered by
other manufacturers. So compare Westinghouse with
any make of television Compare them feature by
feature, picture picture You'll be astounded at the
quality, the performance, the value Of Westinghouse.
Evening star., 1953-04-10

Borcroft Rodio & 1eIevision
1919 Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va.
Arlington Rodio
& TeIevision Laboratories
1900 North Washington Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
Georges Rodio
& TeIevision Co., Inc.
4l6 South Washington St.
FoIIs Church, Va.
Boron & MeItz Co.
40 South Washington St.
FoIIs Church, Va.
Baron 8 MeItz Co.
6475 Arlington Blvd.
FoIls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-10

you may tDrite Maj. Mai
in care OF The Star about
your SerUice-cOnnected prob
lem. Please inclose a stamped.
self addressed enUelope.J
(From AP Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1953-04-10

NORTHWEST
Boron 8 MeItz Co.
1888 Conn. Ave. NV.
FuIford's Colony
Radio 6 TeIevision Co.
6lls Georgia Ave. NV.
Georges Rodio
& TeIevision Co., Inc.
sl6FSt. NV.
MoyfIower Rodio
& TeIevision Service
1879 Seventeenth St. NV.
Sun Radio Co.
s3sF St. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-10

Wheoton Radio & TeIevision Inc
1926 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
StonIey's TeIevision Service
67l0 New Hampshire Ave.
Tckomu Park, Nd.
Tip Top TeIevision
4708 W. Va. Ave.
Bethesda. Nd.
VIRGINIA
Georges Rodio
& TeIevision Co., Inc.
80l King St.
Alexondrio, Va.
ShirIineton Rodio
6 TeIevision Co.
27s2 South RondoIph St.
Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-10

DeIto Rodio 8 TeIevision
1857 New Hcmpshire Ave.
Tokom0 Park, Nd.
Thoyer Rodio 6 Electric Co.
9l0 Thuyer Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
Approved Radio 6 TeIevision Co.
2403 Price Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Silver Spring Cos 6 Electric Co.
e44 Wayne Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
Georges Rodio
8 Television Co., Inc.
S43s Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
COP Chairman Says White
Case Has Helped His Party
Democratic Senators
Express Douhi OF
Republics Cain

WASHINGTON ~ - Republican
Nstisaal chairman Leonard W.
Hal said tvday ne uarFy Dexter
Waite ease AS aiwan ''nsman.
deus - 10 thA COP n advamee
of next yenr's eumgresalnnal cleo
tion campaigns.
bui Democrats senators aaid
they doubt any advkntage the Ne.
puhlleans mag have gained wlll
es lastlnG. nay predicted Ne
adminisiration's farm. tan and
spending programs VII be regard.
ed b. the voters &c Gar more i'm.
portaut.
Hal said IN an Interview he be.
lieves the charges of laxity toward
COMMUNISTS IN gnveFnment. made
~ Atty. Gen. Bruwnell against
former Presideni Truman. have
helped us."
The impresSion I have gained
By taking 10 people al ever the
eountry u that thls matter has
given . tremendous IN 10 Cur OF.
Ranixafion. Ne nafd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
lCOuniy School
Supervisors 60
10 DaytOna Meet

Four memheEs q sAs MonrOs
Couusy sehool system today lsfl
ior TIE ninth annual Supervisors
Cehfsrenee a. Daytona Beach.
Tie four - az supervisory EN-.
pioyses aFe Mrs.. Edith Rohexts.
eoordinator 81 tnstrueiion: Miss
Margaret SlrassleF. eoordinator el
materials a. instnetinm: Mrx. Anns
Taekxv, lunchroom mAnaaer. and
Mss Eagenia Nicola. guidancs
dweefaF.
he eonierence. Il Prineess Il.
sea- noisl. runs thruugh New. 8.
Herace o'Bryant. superiniendens
# public lnStraciion. sad ene a
the group's jnba a. TIE eanferencs
Il 10 detsrmine 4 there are any
othsr additional services that the
Moaroe County sehools can SEE
iEom ne stsis department q eda-
eaiioa.
We wani everything tAai d
eomiag 10 us ia tAe way q ser,
viees,' as added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Men Are Held
For Theft From
Car

Two fi-yearold men are h
county lail today. Charged wlfh
Grand iaFcsny IN cnnnectisn wlfh
6 SIS thefi from o iocknd ear.
he sberiffs dep4rtmenl saif
Jessie Bsimoni SINGER and KenrsfA
Rice. both e 80 crinnell 81 broks
ths right front windsw Flass e A
car owned ~ Gorson n gsuen.
who VAS spending fl.s nlKht a -
Grinnel Street address Tke ear
was parked thers. alno.
According % dspaties. ths pals
took tie suiicaaS. q porfakls
rsdso. . wrist wateh. "a palFs e
fiaeka, a shaTts. f0ar Jackets. ons
tux and . salt-
Depuiits aFreatFe ne pair @
Duval S. near fruman Ave. a
t:G .. m. yesterday after hey "a
dsscripsions from Monroe Meters
where they had besn empioys1
Justice e the Peacs Ira ?. a.
bury issued . seafch warrani a.
deputiea iound ska lruoi In . eiossa
81 the Grinnen Stree address nses
cut his had 0n me bruksn fasa.
depuiies sad
singer and Rics ta1 beer iivlna
e. sof Crlnrsl sirts NoF ~. saa.
e. h from san All, 10. Texas. 80
Rice from New Yort Csiy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

American EducstiOn. He Il = a.
rector Of TIE Florida Education
Association. eomprised Of mere
than i2.0o Florida educators.
March. who Is q native oi Dam
ariScoila. Maine. vas gradual.
ed from Springfield College and
took bis Masters Degree In Edu.
cation Al Boston uniserxity In
additi0a % . teaching career n
New EnElzad Public Schools. he
has held the posts of Director oi
Physical E4ucaiion of the Maine
Public Sehool system; chairman
Of the Principles Committee of the
Wesiwood. \. J. public Schools. .
member q the executive com
miitee Of the New Jersey Visual
Education Associstion: Supervising
Prineiple II the Eau Gale public
tcontinued On Page Nanel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Bennett Construction Co. Men
Give To The Community Chest
Bennett Construction
Participate
100 Per Cent
I'm Fund Drive

TIE key Vest Community Chest
s mere than $40 richer today BE-
cause q grgup Of eOnstruCtion work.
efs have realized their responslhi-
hiy 30 ne community.
They are employees VI the n 4.
Benneti Construction Company and
they gathered al the Duval Street
office q that eoncern yesterday
and before the sCssion had ended
they had giyea 90 pledged more
ihan . DAYS pay each Coz ne uali-
Cd fund drive which u nos under-
way.
"A. O.. Mae" Bennsfi. swnsr
~ ire sempsnE. 10 ne msn res.
penssbls sss re nevs. 80 b .
wsskss N ths cemmvnisr ehssi
drive. isastisaias n lee Pearl
mans csassrVssisa sad esll<ins
freezes divisisn.
benaeit. in = short addrNas yea
terday % hif Is employees. euiiln-
ed ne Chest principles. Hs tod
them that b giving onea h ne
Chest. they eoaid avoid being 90.
preached With Il least n separate
requests ior donaiions ron char.
table ed soeial orKaniEafinn and
sugEeslkd ths asuuni each shoald
give d the Chest.
Result: TIE woFkmen pitched In
With donatlans of SO for skHled
laborerB ard SO from those il the
unskillea trades. one hundred pr
cent II ne woFksFs eoatribuied 10
me drive.
Tin mighty proud a. NJ men =
they are al Cor the community. I"
Bennett commented. 1--we ggt q
good erew h ever respect"
Carpenter foreman Joseph know-
les. isos Pee Street. typified ne
sentiments II the workers when he
said that the reason be Esve % the
chest wax that the community
chest IL a senslale way Of srganiz.
ma charity = | can help u aesn.
eies a. one time"
Ralph HsuriqaeI. &C Porter
Place. . trnekdrver sad that be
Donated ; days pay beeEuss he
thought 4 BIS responsibility 10 me
community"
n believe IN al II the organiaa-
tons that are participants N the
Community Chest" Joe B. Mar.
unei. ms Margaret Street save
a. the reason for his donatioa.
Most q ths donations cane IN
TIE form ef cash ca the barrel
head" Bennett set has employees
up 10 refreshments In appreciated
q their whoiehearted support 81
the Chest campaign.
Key VESTS fund drive an end
next week. They have sci to.B
a. their goal KEY wesisFs are
being contacted only Al Their Place
of employment Or business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Key West Born
Jet Ace Is
Married Today
Capt. Pete Fernandez
Weds Girl He Met
On Flight To X. ".

Nov O. . weddins trip 10 Nas.
SAD are Capt Mannel J. Fernan.
dsz, U. s. A. w.. Key wesi-born
tss ace u the Korean war. and
Mrs. Fernandel. who weFe mar.
RED ai u nooa today IN ne Ana.
paitah Methodist Church IN Miami.
Fla.
csps. Fsrnsnass 10 shs ssssnd
Fsnkins lss zee u fhs kerasa
was. sna met his BIRDS, sAs gsr.
WsF asiss ysns Marie EAssmsa,
sa . hishs - ksY west. whsa
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hsmssemlas ssishrssiea IN Ma
asiivs eiiy. Mlss Ehssmsa wss
sn aiFiins hssssss eer ksslsnsl
slFilnss % ths sima.
TIE brsde Ia ths daughter of Ne
and Mr.. Walter M. Eherman al
washington. D. c. TIE bridegroom
b TIE go II MFs. Fife Feraanaes
q Miami. and Col. Manuel J. Fer.
nandez. y. s. A. o.. Il ~ nnuula.
20 Ar Fores bsse In Crsenvllls.
TAs Rev. Waiter Farshea ON.
elated a the noen ceremony.
Given IN marriage ~ her father.
ne bride wore q white hallerina
length gewn of italian velvet. The
fltied bodice vas fashioned with .
scalloped sweetheart neckline ede
ed in small pearls. Her elbow
lengih illuSion vel was drapea
from . velvet cap. also trimed IN
pearls.
Shs carried . crescent shaped
bouquet Of gardenias eomblned
with rosehuds and siephsnotis.
Mrs. J. C. Alters II Washington
vas the matron Of honor ard wore
q royal blue velvet eown and her
bouquet q red carnations wax also
crescent shaped.
he bridesmaids were Mrs. De.
vid Criffith Il AriiRgton. the
brides sister; Mrs. Earl Rice 81
Jacksonville. her sister.in-law. and
Miss Nancy Kelly of Miaml
Col. Fernandez vas the best man
fof his son.
TIE uxhers we're Capt. Joseph
Mcdonnell. Z. s. A. y. who Is TIE
worlds Top lst ace Of the Korean
War of Apple Valley. Calf. n.
Patrick Cavelle. u. s. A. y. Of
Miami. gask Aekerman Of Mani.
NE bridegroom's eousin. RALPH
Maley of Miami and Earle Rice
q Jaeksonviile.
A reception al the home of ire
bride n Miami followed the eere
mony. CAPT and Mra Fernandez
(continned ea Pase Ninel