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Evening star., 1953-05-14
Jet-Engine Trucks Are Next
Step, British Expert Says

and waste heat for power gen.
Grafton"
The former aerobatic pilot
from Sunderland. now managing
director of Power Jets, who has
been handling patents for the
gas turbine ever since he flew in
the Royal Air Force with Sir
Frank Whittle, has no doubts OF
the future.
The weight of effort now di-
rected to solve gas-turbine prob
lens guarantee that no foresee-
able problem would long remain
unsolved, he said.
Evening star., 1953-05-14

sanding machines. electrical
equipment and supplies. Mr..
Kroll said the store was insured
No one was reported injured in
the fire. which was of unde-
termined cause. It involved the
rear of the store and a storage
room IN a second building be-
hind the store, firemen said.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Fire in Hardware Store Causes Extensive Dan,aue

Extensive damage was caused
late yesterday by a fire in the
District Lock and Hardware Co.,
731 Eight street Sc.
H. j. Kroll, co-owner Of the
business with Elias Levine, said
he could not estimate the dam
age but that it was extensive. He
said 1t involves locks, hardware.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Gymnusts to Tour World

COPENHAGEN. - Erik Flen-
sted-Jensen, Denmark's most out
standing leader of gymnasts, is
planning to take a team of 80
men and women gymnasts on a
world tour, starting about Sep
tember /.
The tour will take them
through parts of the United
States, Central America, Europe,
India, Ceylon and Australia.
Evening star., 1953-05-14

save 5000 on automatic tumbler
GE CLOTHES DRYER
originally 249.95 10y
Dries all your clothes sunshine-fresh, indoors,
makes woshdoy independent Of weather.
Finest fabrics get the eentest treatment,
lovely coIors do not fade, clothes dry soft,
fluffy, wrinkIe-free and sweet-smelIing. Has
adjustable temperature control; time switch to
control drying time.
Evening star., 1953-05-14

GE FOOD FREEZER
originally 1895 COl
Holds 38o pounds Of frozen foods; fost-freezes
up to so pounds in "a hours Has easy
opening counter-boIonced lid thot stoys put,
postive-oction locking latch, 3 extro-wide
removable baskets thot slide on rolls to permit
cosy access to lower level.
28O b freezer, originally 339.95, now 221.OO
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Take Nv Word for 1t By F'o,k Cobb
RIVETS /,
OAKY DOAKS
THE TooDLES
THE JACKSON TWINS
MUTT AND JEFF

Little Rock: How do you like
this heading which appeared in
our daily newspaper, Pancho:
Greek Drug for Bodies of 2
Women?"-Mrs. A.
A. Use of drug" as the past
tense of drag" is dialectal and
illiterate. The primary meaning
of drug" is narcotic" AS a verb
1t means Ito stupefy or poison
with a drug" The reporter should
have written: Creek Dragged
tpast tense of "drag'D for
Bodies. :"
Mrs. r. w. S., of WarrenSburg,
spots this extraordinary declara-
ton i'll her local paper: Mother
hood, the art of raZing children,
is an endless drama" The verb
"raze" means ito demoliSh; to
destroy; to remove utterly" The
writer intended to write raise"
of course, which puts quite a
different meaning on his sem
tence.
From the same news story: 81
don't say myself that the shop
talk Of wives is always as in
teresting as the "reminiscences of
actresses and other lady wreSt-
lerS." HIM. knew that wreStlers
are actors, but I've never classi-
fed actresses as wrestlerS.
From a current thriller: II got
on an express street that was
running freely and headed home" I"
A street sprouting legs and DASH
ing for home? Hardly. Better: I
got on an express street in which
the traffic was running freely,
and headed home.
From a story in a national
magazine: "They were supposed
to go around the block to the
hotel for the wedding reception
in a limousine" (The reader will
have to figure out for himself
how the hotel could be reached
by circling the block; and who
Evening star., 1953-05-06

ever heard" Of wedding recep-
ton in a limousineO Better:
They were supposed to go in a
limousine to the wedding recep-
tion, which was to be held in the
hotel around the corner.
From the Police Beat" section
of a Norwalk paper: "A 9-year-
old girl died yesterday after she
was struck by an automobile,
then got to her feet to finish
crossing the street and was hit
again, the second time by a
truck" BY some sixth sense we
know that the little girl didn't
get up and attempt to cross the
street after she had died; but
that's not what the man said.
Let's try it this way: A 9-year-
old girl died yesterday after she
had been struck by two vehicles.
She was hit first by an auto
mobile, and then, when she got
to her feet to finish crossing the
street, she was hit again, the
second time by a truck.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
| Trust Charges Denied
By Pierre 5. du Pont
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Feb. l7.-Pierre
s. du Pont, the 83-year -old null
timillionaire patriarch of the du
Pont clan, denied in Federal
Court yesterday Government
charge he violated the Sherman
Antitrust Act.
He was the first of more than
so witnesses expected to testify
in rebuttal of the Governments
antitrust suit against 80 indi-
vidual du Points. the E. 1. du
Point de Nemours & Co., General
Motors, the United States Rub
Der and three smaller companies.
The trial is on two hour a day
schedules temporarily for the
questioning Of Pierre and other
elderly witnesses. Pierre is ex-
pected to testify again today.
Shortly after Mr.. ,du Pont took
the witness stand yesterday in
the court of Judge Walter j. La
buy, who is hearing the case
without jury, he was asked by
his counsel, John M. Harlan. of
New York:
"Are the Government charges
that you were a conspirator in
violation of the Sherman Act
true or false?"
Absolutely false" Mr.. du
Pont replied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
LeMay and Godfrey
Returning From Tour
BY The Associatsd Press

PARIS, Feb. 17.-Gen. Curtis
LeMay. head of the United
States Air Force Strategic Com
mand. and Arthur Godfrey. ra-
dio and TV star. finished a tour
Of American air bases in Europe
today and left for the United
States.
Before taking of from Paris
Orly Airport. Gen. LeMay spoke
to the Defense College of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton. s
Mr.. Godfrey accompanied
Gen. LeMay on the tour, which
included stops in the Azores
Rabat in Morocco, England and
France. He is a naval reserve
commander and pilot. He said
he makes these two-week tours
of duty as a reserve officer ev-
cry six months or so instead of
taking vacations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
ID. {. Resident Indicted
On Tax-Eyasion CHARGE
Special Dispatch 10 III. s,ur

BALTIMORE. Feb. 17.-Frank
j. Jordan, Washington confec-
toner, today was indicted by a
Federal grand jury on a charge
of attempting to evade $23,-
946.93 in income taxes.
Jordan, 81, who lives in the
400 block of Kennedy street
NV. operates candy stores in
the 900 block of Twelfth street
NV. and at a Georgia avenue
address, officials said.
Four years of attempted eva
sion are charged. covering the
1946-49 period. Government
figures allege Jordan's net in
come for the four-year period
exceeded $50. 900, but that he re-
ported taxable income of less
than $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
Pennington Is Reelected
To Memorial Day Office

Lee R. Pennington of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation, a
past chapter commander of the
Disabled American Veterans, was
reelected president of the Grand
Army of the Republic Memorial
Day Corp. for the fifth year last
night at the annual meeting.
Other officers elected were
Harry F. Patterson, past depart
ment commander, United Span
ish War Veterans; George F..
McWilliams, past department
commander, Veterans of Foreign
Wars; Ralph L. Chambers, past
department commander, Disabled
American Veterans; John M.
Murphy, past department COM
mander. American Veterans of
World War II-vice presidents;
Earl G. Hendrick, jr., department
commander, Disabled American
Veterans, secretary, and Hampton
D. Percy, past post commander,
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
treasurer. Also department COM
manders-Valentine T. Mayer,
United Spanish War Veterans;
Albert j. Novak, Veterans of
Foreign Wars; Robert A. Bunch,
American Legion; c. Lester For
Syth, Disabled American Vet
Grams. and Ollie E. Williams,
American Veterans of World
War II.
The corporation was organized
November II, 1928, for the pur-
pose of decorating the graves
of veterans in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery and other GEM
eteries in the District and to
hold services on Memorial Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
Mrs. Meyer Emissions
Danger in Probe Of
Schools by Congress
by the Assoeioisd Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb
17.-Liberty of conscience is en-
dangered by proposed Congress
sional Investigations of American
universities and lower schools,
Mrs. Agnes E. Meyer declared
today.
Mrs. Meyer. wife of Eugene
Meyer. chairman of the board of
the Washington Post, accused
the heads of three congressional
investigating bodies of "dema-
gogic methods" by which, she
said, "the security of our public
school teachers will be completely
destroyed" if teachers are ex-
posed to investigation.
In a speech delivered at a
meeting of the American Asso-
citation of School Administrators,
meeting here, Mrs. Meyer singled
out Senators Mccarthy, Repub-
lican Of Wisconsin and Jenner,
Republican, of Indiana and Rep
resentative Velde. Republican, of
Illinois for criticism.
Calls Mccarthy DemagOgue.
Mrs. Meyer said Senator Nc
Carthy is "a dangerous, clever
and ruthless demagogue," Mr..
Velde doesn't make sense" and
"Jenner hearings are of a
character to make any honest
American sick to his stomach. -
Senator Mccarthy heads the
permanent Senate Investigations
Subcommittee, Senator Jenner
the Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee and Mr.. Velde the
House Un-American Activities
Committee. The latter two have
undertaken or announced plans
for inquiries into possible sub
version in education.
1.-THE technique for persecut-
Ing the teaching profession can
be forecast" Mrs. Meyer con-
tinued. 1.-THE plan is to expose a
few teachers who look suspicious
and may even be guilty of Com
munist affiliations. Then {.
our congressional inquisitors will
attack any or all professors
whose opinions they dislike.
Continues Attack.
THAT will be the moment
when Mccarthy will move into
the bullring to do his stuff. AS
In the past. he will produce his
professional ex-Communists to
say that Prof. * was known to
them as fellow Communist.
Mrs. Meyer urged school adj
ministrators to prepare for any
investigations by cultivating
good relations with the commu-
nifty and with parents" and to
make it known that the free
schools are the glory of our cul-
ture and civilization"
In Washington, Senator Nc
Carthy told reporter, IT would
waste no time reading speeches
by the management of the Wash
ington Daily Worker, much less
answer them"
Senator Mccarthy, in Senate
speeches. has termed the Post
the Washington edition of the
Daily Worker"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
Chang Generals Due
For Training Here
BY the Assoeiofed Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, Feb. IT,
Chang Wego, younger son Of
President Chang Kai-shek oil
Nationalist China, and four other
generals left by plane today fol-
military training in the United
States as guests Of the Defense
Department.
Accompanying young Chang
were 1t. Gen. Hsu Pei-kan, dep
uty chief of staff; Maj. Gen. Liu
Yung-han, commander of the
Army Engineers School; Mai
Gen. Kung Yu, commander OF
the Army Infantry School, and
Maj. Gen. Wang Kuang-chou,
commander of the Army Artil-
lery School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
Consent Agreement
Reached on Tie-in Of
Food and Freezers

A consent agreement was
reached today on a Federal COM
plant that a Washington appli-
ance dealer used misleading ad-
vertising to press tie-in sales OF
food freezers and stocks of frozen
foods.
Settlement Of the first case
before the Federal Trade Com
mission may serve as a Nation
wide guide in a field said to have
been entered in recent years by
many operators.
Complaint Filed in August.
Last August the commission
made complaint against Phil
lips, Inc, of 937 F street NV,
and its officers, Phillip Filder-
man, Mike Filderman and Will
liam Pinson. Company officials,
however, said they discontinued
their plan to sell food in con-
nection with freezer sales last
May after the Better Business
Bureau questioned the advertis-
ing methods of various opera
tors in this field here.
Attorney Meyer Koonin, who
appeared for the Phillips, Inc,
said that if the firm revives the
food-club plan the advertising
will accord with the. standards
of the Better Business Bureau
Settlement Reached.
Trial Attorney John j. Nc
Nally told Hearing Examiner
James A. Purcell that he and
Mr.. Koonin had reached an
agreement for settling the COM
plant. Examiner Purcell indi-
Gated a formal agreement would
be signed later today.
The Phillips company neither
denied nor admitted the charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
0dor Reported Token
From Powdered Eggs
BY the Assoeio.sd Press

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 17.-Sci-
entists have taken the smell out
Of powdered eggs. and now the
product has a great future. an
industry spokesman said here
yesterday.
Cyril B. Hartman of New York
told 1000 persons at a confer
ence Of the Institute Of Ameri-
can Poultry Industries that some
day housewives will buy pow
dered eggs of grocery store
shelves. Right now bakers,
candy makers and food indus
tries are using all the dried egg
output. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17

in reaching the settlement, Mr..
Koonin said.
The company had been charged,
among other things, with prom
ising freezer purchasers that
they could buy stocks for their
freezers through the plan at
wholesale prices, affording a saw
ing of about 80 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
W0man's Discovery
Makes Margarine
Spread Smoother

IF you've ever spread a hole in
bread" says Mrs. Filbert, you'll
share my satisfaction in this discov-
cry that makes my margarine spread
s1s0Otb-even when it's ice-cOId! No
crumbling, no Jumping. No shaw.
ing or chipping off a hard block"
Mrs. Filbert's Margarine is her
own recipe, and it tastes so sweet
and fresh you can't tell it from the
most expensive spread. Only q
woman could make it taste 50 good
and spread so smooth! Ask for Mira
Filbeft's Margarine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Ocean Oulfan
Line Underway

cunssrueiisn on Ne o<sanoulian
ilne. ans 81 ne NEST impertani
phases e ne giEausie key west
nemer nmniaea. h pFoafeaalnK Fapia.
A neenrding % Iack Gooper, .
mmmhur Il ihr riiya firm q cen
nsllna en4IneeFs.
conpsr sald nat ths Powen Cen.
struelIaa company sheald wino ~
eenslraesion a ne Ire n ahoui
tAres mnnihs. They are earnestly
aKxavaaimg m the FuEt faylof
area ID win heEin undeFw nirs
eperatlsns 10 lag TIE llne mors
aAaa ! mlle out b So sos.
TIE - incA pipe vi ee iaia 80
Get heloW ne oceaa noeF p Elm
inale ths posslhflliy II shlpt an.
EARS eausirg damane - ne iine.
The pipa wEi earry 1T el thf
cts sewags CT - So iFem me
master nl1 kiaton 60 Amella ~
Rxlrnzlre tssis kata heen coa-
dnEied n ihe ara - nmfa lha'
&c water In ne Fort faylor afNa
ell nnl Ne polluled ~ sewage
namlnw haei % nhore
N TIE pasi. swimmiax haa hpen
wfuhlhst~a beraass Il pollutlsn
theF0.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Sailors Lot
Is Not Always
.Happy One
Navy Mun Flmds
Lest Ger Hnn Ran
Up A Repair IN

ne Ne e 4 sallsr = ssmsimss
lsus especially wksn n has
washxnd dutg and saves hls car
parhsd e. &c street.
Listen b gka sad tals q wubur
G. Ailen. aa rslated ~ - Ser.
Ins depalfmani.
aissn ~ IA IsSi Fssd csssA
paFksd en- Whnehead q. manr
Haism a. lio reawFns6 igsm asV
sssnasv mluha amd lssmd ilAa zee
ssue iEem Ne psFkina 49,
He prumplly repoFamd lha ear
sinian Be- tha eify piiee 80 also
b to aherifra dapartmenl.
Mondny nlgha, Ailem waa paaslnn
- Jesas carahallo garage a 10
Simeuiun 81. and what - 80 TINA
he aawf WY. bis eax. Thsrs L
was II - garage.
Alien. e eoursa. lmmefisisiy
wanled - know vast - aaraes
was dalmg uiih hts eaE.
Tha enrags aitendank I'D Alien
Ne eaT I'D been wgaxkaa Allen
ihen wemt b. ne eity paales. Ths
ID tea. aeeordlng a lka sheFifrs
depsFtmenf lid Allsn - aiant
kncN 80 ihlnG ahuul Il
Ailsa hsafssaaa = - - sAar.
Na esslsa. TIE ahaeAlFs asnars.
mana mseasl9aaea 80 ssls ghne
re eaF - hssa ~ ~ aassAnr
ssF 6Flxen ~ lee naanusi Ca.
tlisa. - tees caiheehna 81
Also. tAe sheriHs dsparsmeu,
sac. tie poiiee 80 ordsfua IL
9afaae % low TIE ear amav.
New Ailsn wants hls ear "a eAs
Gafage wants 70 h - - thslr
services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Monroe County Medical Group
Natl Diabetes Week

Ias hoalos coun0 Msdesl soxisv makas Nasaai Dabs-
m NesA w@ egram 81 se uns lezls aid edacanoa amonG
enpe ehnaseF a. eot rednce he ton om hs disease
49, annaay HFikes thnasanas Of Amexieans-
- esssssnsa asasa sundaE ere - rm thuwgh Mssem@sf
aesfan 70 ~ 1amxsiss pradaa 81 - 3@eisiY.
stas ~esss cesars puAHe 80 pFlxsa sshesis hss
fsAs saapss 81 s urtas - sshss il aaH rhsy
- es nse sseF - Msnrse csuaV sa pspsfmsai einis
wasss sey ~ - ass.sa sssss. wAA - arsi ~
aieaIian e. 6shuana
- te~nx nxAie has Monday. Harris Scho
IusaAy hna snd Tumam sehools. Wednesday. g. Fane 81
1e.sas an e K Ma schoo. Thursday PcAariana sc
sna EfdAy, peaEan sehsd.
D. Lester SD ss nsnrsa cssnsy physixisns ed -
Fssa - ere e'ssss re sgslFss as~ pssns srsssAsss
hs -aasd Aai ne chief pruhlem hghi against ths ds.
as aeesa a - d pe0pls lave diabetes and know
- an mey fnd Ct ~ "a he said Ahomgh there 10
knesn ks dsssae ~ sary asseclsa ana sssmsu
sHsss sa posss eompeansas e ne disease - miu
aaeles = pgosram Il tesla Iasrasurs has hesa astrb
ss ssAn@s 80 aaesws aness - Ksy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
SpOttswOOd,
Other SheriffS
Warn Monsters

MIAMI - heuiIs Fl four south.
east Florida eouniies have warned
mobsteFs and raekgieeFs nat they
ell cot BE- welcome along Florida'I
gold coast" this wauter.
he warning was issued yesier.
day b Sheriiis Thomas Kelly q
Dade. John Spotiswood q Moaroe.
Amos HAL q BruNzrd and John
Mira 81 Palm Beaek eountiey.
Acting Gov. Charley r. Johha
sad here last FRIDAY. amidst ~.
morx that gamhing wouid SET ths
Green hghi" On Nos. Is. that there
woald be no ereen light and ~
Nelld erack down e. rackeieers
IN issuinE the statement warning
moosteFs 10 STAY CT II the state.
Kelly said there I'D been ''toe
much finger pontae II fherifis
n puhlie debate eser inadequais
las enforeemenf.
We need % take TIE offsnslss
tCcntinued On Pa9s Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Missing Men
After ALI


ne esse e he thrss missing
Navy mea today folded - NE Q
pollieian's premise.
In fact. to of thsm navar we're
misaing q all. bui lsts start az
TIE heRlmmimg.
ne tine 4 5:m ,. p. Iasi Sat-
urday. ne place h I. s. 1. On .
curve tnst south e Tavsrnier
Creak. Pear sallnrs ere n . 1854
olasmabile sadnn. apeedlnG tsward
Mlami ard the iass Il weakand
lherty.
re 80 ssasa. Eslilns aisau -
~ mllss 80 hssrs Aaa1 msks
- ssEva. h hsunes4 80 en1s
- aAssi6sE - 90 kivAwsy sa4
eWsrasEmaa fhFoa simaa.
~ aha time Patrulmam n. q.
Yuumx. cg tha atnaa highway psirul.
FearAad tha aeane. tires e. ne In
jured ma had hsem taken north
|iowaFd MiamL Tha drivsE, Regin-
ald Il. nlnalsw, a, e fAa Us An
'beEjaek. waa hrunghl b Kay west.
he was trunisd a - Naval STA
ltion nlapamamry here - an intmF.
ed shnmlder amA lna9na In Ne
|eeumty al Cor drixing 10 fast
Later. be was F1lsased b tha Aa-
W II So bad.
s. fsr. y d e waEw simNa.
- haeaa wA9f9 - aats
$3.50 esma On - 80 hrsM
wAmEe 80 fhras @ahaF la82nA
msa 80 bssm taAsm. - hlNhs
war peassl ksssa - 49,. eAaek-
ina hssDllals e. eilales en4
tFvlnn \ lseafs - amhulnna1
sAal - hsuied $500.
Tha nearxA went an al dny Aun.
day ard al cay yesterday. Than
lnla n 90 dag. lha hlKhwny palrul
chexksd win - Navy shoFs pa-
trul.
To e ths men - charles
Franklln a tie us Psnguln and
,. /. smifA of tas Us ThFeadfin
- I'D been out tn sen an dag
yesterday aboard thair aAips. They
never sd been misking.
A little mere Investigates ahow.
ed TIT they had heen treated Coz
essaa "A hvsssaaa AZ a. Iawnna
Areher Hospital h Homesisad and
released. They returned % Kny
West ana reported far dmly.
Tie thlrd man. tha hlnhway Pc
trol discovered. u IN Pratt Cener.
al Haspltai a. caFal Cakes with
e fraetured lsil lsg. Ne Il clsve.
land Gardnsf. a. e - Naval STA
tea.
Il win be q while pei befors he
Feperta Cor duty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
City Tax Collector
Tells OF Discount

city Tar coAeeior Archis Roe
eris today Fsportad ihas eolleciioa
af eurreaf taRea are Fumnina ahead
81 last year hut Ne warned ghat
key wssters have less shan to
weeks h wAich 10 inka advnnaars
ol - twe per eeni dlseounl allow.
ed amFinG Nevemhmr.
On Deesmbsr 4. 80 aisenuml win
drup b ena per eeua I'D January
4 ths 81 ameumt ei - tax hirl
w4 he &c.
Roherts also rspoFtea OF lax
eoileetlons auring tha mansA a.
Seplember when tha hooka we're
epemed. nmsmnied % a per eent
- = re Per cert incFsass e ever
lisa
Slnee tAen eollaeliana have Az.
eraged - Per eeni pr moaaA. 70.
al Ia ylsld ior 10 81 b go.
eSA0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
SCOUTS RETURN
FROM CAMpOREE

Klfky hey Sco9is al IS seoul
leaders ere bach home afler Tier
three-day annaai eamporee ca
Wea summeriand Key.
Tie hiah point el &c eampurpe
waa Sunday when nhouf 10 euA
seouas and g paFenfs wsre gsests
q ths Beg Scsuia. he cubs watrh.
e tAs alder scsuis 81 work ans
then kalpea thsm eat s. pounss a
frankfnFteFa
TIE ooya CO the eampnree, Mon.
re DlaaEaes Dos &cnu1a q Amer.
e.. So ~ u tenas ~ thslr three.
day st1y. Caritoa SmtGh. eampias
arlixaie9 fhaRmaa. 80 IL 80
heys 80 . wonaerfd tine nnd fh.i
teers 1879 ~ aeeiasasa - MAJ
80 @sassnM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Three High School Students Will Compete
Thursday In JayceeSPeaking Competition
Enallsls Are
Announced FER
Annual Event

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speles Il Dsmnraey ofaiofirnl
eelssl wsfs snnounes9 lsaoT ~
Nevis Thampson. ehahman e ne
sssal mhlrh h apnsarsd ~ lne
Kav wess 1unior chamher i Cen
magea
II wlnnars wla esmpese 1hurs.
a. esenlna dnrna 3 = mlnais
ra1In hras6fa6l oEef slsi'aa
mKMR ~ - lefa m go 2
shsnea i fha Ala# AAaa
80 : Eur ysaf ecilnaa ashnlnr
ashsn 1895. W. - = No.
- ~. 4. n. Ngsa. - Maf.
800 s1ssel wss - mnnsf -
- - wsnl hlsh xsa4sl. sses
- pTlss wlEwsar ihsga 80 1nsf.
- namsa, eam a ~ 80 MF@
tslla.l. mamsa, nuWni Slresa.
a. - cemgana a NARY lm'
mnxnials. haIan nlsaneF esiss
~. aswskfsg "a ~. and MFA
oslvse osss. tg8 Nsa FAlsseF
alrasa waa Ne wlnasf. naFnafa
Twlshaua, ". aapahlsF = -.
nlma Twlshaua. III Aah4v
elrsna tsah narsma piaea.
~ marva Aisn. II. smefBea
tha wiser IL ~ eumpstiiion ~
neasiass sehod. A senleT, sne =
- aanehfer ef NJ. 80 MS
Ceurnn 4. AIlsn. Il1 Moaree cein'
A. Knna. Mss joyce Meani8 lpaA
nnemna nsaea. Shn Ia ths damghlaR
~ ~ and hlFs. AfmhriAssr
Moanin. - WhilmaTsa k.ans.
mrn. Mariaa siArke vss ne
eoaeh 4 ihe Key Vet hl3n
Rrknol 81 SISTER Reaa Mary Fnia'
Al - winnef A ne CoaNenA ma
wimlfred Samda 1ohnaoa wss tnc
mnmsng II DonRlnsa Aehool.
Firsl pFire N Thursdays eom.
pefllinn win he Z siW war bona
gConflnusd On Pa9e Iwol