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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08
K. OF C. To Meet
Thursday Night

The recently formed srsUps 81
Knights Of Columbus IN Key
West invite oil WISHING Knights
70 their ssmi-menihly meeting
somerrew night 81 The Noes
uSo. Io7I Dvvsl Street.
The knights. actually msns-
bers Of ihs Bishop Barry ceun-
Gil in Coral Gables Until they re-
ceivs their own charter, are cen.
esrned most with recruiting new
members. Al csthelie men In
fhs community are urged 70 ~
tend The meetings each saeend
and fourth Thursday Of the
month a 9 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08
LAST NOMINATIONS
TO BE MADE At MEET

Publicity chairman. Mrs. Annie
Ulchar announces that all mem
bers of the Arthur Sawyer Post
American Legion Auxiliary are
asked to attend the important
meeting at the Legion Post Home
on Stock Island tomorrow night al
3 p. m.
At that time, new members will
be received into the organization
and there win be last nomination
of officers for the coming year
made from the floor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

Wen hlew me dswnl n PES
esa peaslhiy uasnsas. - \
with eco ~ ihese BE Ears tyesm
ne Sylvia Appilsnes aasrs. Co.
w. 4 svrs b Asas ana fhsy suss
q have nee fons exer lhsre.
WAT 20 really iika - seurss ia
ems - faess air esnSiaSsness n
evaff Feesn n fha hssss asad
tAen 10 xhAmea ssaasna 81 ne
hssr ard AihssaaIs sli ssnmeg
n wisaaF weeaAsr inaads sh1
hestaa
pent fnFnel -. ssss isatta snsn
wAa ssakas So drstswead saaaea
II . serY hgaY Isssa naas tleaa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

The navy of the Byzantine en-
pire used Greek fire" in attack
ing the enemy and some students
believe some Of this material was
explosive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08
Miss HiIdG Cmtniff Reelected
To Head The Key Vest Garden Club

Miss Hlda Cunnin reelected president Of the Key West
Garden Club the election meeting April Other officers
elected serve during the ls5Sls54 by
Heny first vepresdent; Mrs Earl Julian. second
president Mrs knight Johnson secretary George Renna
and Mrs Harry Galley and Wallace Kirke directors
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

Oops Easter Parade againi
Wen I can't help III Some llktls
Eirl lost q very charming little
hat ever 1t Bayvlew and q vas
given to me. IT'S q handsome
little straw al gay with : nose
gay and bright green ribbons. So
4 yoa win set ii touch with me.
TIL So thai yoa set yuar hat
haek.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08


Now that we're eff 10 aueh Z
noed start on feeds, LET'S 90 On
ever 70 Gvlfsarasm end sei
aeme Of those Ashley prepared
Mexican feeds. The Ashley Gem.
pAny that packs these u that
famous FessauFanf IN 10 Pase,
Texas, whe GET 81 famous they
decided 70 prepare ard can soms
81 ths fhinna ard sell them on.
elusissif se stores like eur ewn
GvliaiFaam Feed Department
slere. Over en- the shelves BY
The pFspsrad sphaesfsi prodUeis.
etc. h . prast BE dapsFtmenl "a
Mexican ieeds. all hY Ashley.
Amens ether things sAw bic
cans 81 rsady prepsEed rsrsll-
lah EnehNadas, mashed kaans.
enehllads sauce. and red chill
poree. Az Yeo hava - Do Il heas
end serve. Not enlr ere Mess
- original ard best - Msxi-
can feeds, hvi ihare neves ives
~ easisr wsY - serve thsss
thlnna Yes beenms . ehaF IN
yo0F ewn kiiehsn with sha mers
0lp ~ ihe can openefI LET sen
Ell laush ahsef aia ean eseks.
hui 4 Ysur Mexiean tesds GERS
tEsm IN AsAlsv eat. ne launh
Nh ~ - lhsm. Rsmemher. Yos
ean 90 shaae Anhlay preAvels
eniY - oelfslrean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

] an about the mako ne hlgresl
npoloEy q I lifetime. 10 Mr..
RosAnOki "a the Fpxay stndio over
"a Sos1hard Street. | talked ab0ul
neaAing but the Scnthernm0st EAs.
ter Parade fer weeks. annoaneed
Hrnndly tat . heautigag pcrtrAa
wpald - msae u each q The
Nlnnsrs, Ana then wAsa ! wfsgs
80 fnal feport On TIE paraae ard
annrpnred he list ii donsts0ns IL
90 rr11es | legs oaa the Poxay
Ss1ase, and tier parsraiss. We
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08
18th Reunion CMI AIumnae Enjoyed
And Ne.U Officers Installed Monday

C Aumnae held its 44th Reunion at the Convent in St
Cecias Hall Easter Monday April Invocation presented
Sister Mary Isabella and Of the 1853 graduation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

TSEe - o. aHsin 4 Sare esea
a. wAsn yDa are dasna 500 tahlna
"a ilks. lie Sep HsspaaK Vel
- sfaana agaln - FriaaY via
Iuts & weeh anA news Ii -
msanslms taka ears. sd dusa
sewxet. ~ husn "a. maaassaasy
Iaxp1. aavt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

are all grateful to the merchants
who gave the certificates too, but
poor Mr.. Rosanski's work is just
beginning. During the next week
he viii be making portraits Of
thirty six prize winners no less,
and that Is work.
] sure hope he sees this little
squib, and knows just ksw sincere
ly / apologize for wing his
name out. l knew that Ne Poray
Studio was giving portraits and it
was stupid mistake on my part.
So will all Mr.. Rosanski's friends
who see this please point it out
to him too? I'm so sorryl
y y y
One Of ths handisst items
around the house is . large
tray. II can save yeu many
steps during The day and Is your
silent servant 81 meal and party
time.
Attractive chinese trays 81
reed, bamboe trays, hand paint.
cd metal and hand etched brass.
In every kind. manner, dsserip-
tion and size tray are to be
found a. the Dirty Box. Lovely
useful things. A siis. for yevr.
self, or for others.
- 4 =
One more thing about the Eas.
ter Parade and then you won't
have to hear about it ever again
!. until next year that Isl
Well for one thing, everyone
worked very hard, Harold Laubs-
cher hardest OF all. He always
does on any project you know.
We also wanted to be sure, very
sure that II was fair. So, after he
got to the Park on Sunday, Mr..
Laubscher went cruising around
trying to find at least five out Of
towners who would Judge the con-
testants. that is just pick what
they thought were the cutest kid
dies In the cutiest outfits, and
then let them parade for your ap.
plause. Well after numerous turn
downs, and much fruitless search,
he was only able to come up with
three out-of- towners, and one
lady from town. I'm sure II you
watched that line Of march, you
could see how ii would be impos.
sible for anyone to pick out their
friends from all that mob. and vet
there were people behind the
judges who were accusing them
Of just that Also, there were .
few Of US who were having 4 hard
time keeping our eyes on the
judges and pulling just the right
Riddles out Of the line Of march.
We sure hope we didn't miss any.
The funny part Of the whole
thing was when the lady who was
making the loudest comments
about the Judging sent her two
little girls back to march through
the second time. Sure hope they
made it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

I always admired sweet basil
very much Ia the spice ean. ard
nse Il generously - . seasoning
III 4 rood many dishes. Then |
vas toid that TIE lovely glossy a.
mest varniahed leaves in my Ess-
ter Bouquss were sweet kasil
leaves and that Il Crews high b
hedges. | sire was surprised ard
discovered that I Ike sweet basa
a. much il I eorsage a. I do n
ny fucd. Life b fsaiI e . namber
IL SURPRISES. isn1 ~ Guees we
jast don1 Ak enenTh Questinaa.
Ahous sweet haaa ar inxsanca.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

Boxes full 81 Fainbows street..
81 me Is | walked into Fsye's
Arr and NEEDLE Supply over on
william 81. Yesterday. The
Falnbows were made BY ihs pre-
fusion - eelors 81 ihe new rat
ting and eroehes threads that
have Genre In. AL 81 Key West
could wear psy sdslnss 81 shess
bright eoIors. IL you ladies
Get husy that u.
You cen walk en- brightness
Zee. ihs rug yarns have srrlvedl
Yev ean make rugs cheaper and
they'll wear better lee than The
enes yeo buy u yea hsse snly
. smidain " smhItion while
you're sstfin' ard : Foekin'.
The baby sseqUss are n.
made W and stamped. ready %
snshreidsr. Al lovely enss 81
rsyons and lace. Alss hIhs 81
erspe snd "ttowdv nsedys sets.
KEY Msss kiddias dent knew
Aewdy DeedY. but Il's . fine
way - eel s<q0ainssd. ard shsY
viii less him. hs's . islevitiea
faxerias W neFfh.
always Ell amhiaisus when
see shsss things. lusi Asli e
annbltien - ~ Sewn4 ard %
fine handwsrk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

0~aa ssY. ~PsxmsnarA Wsvs
say ~Hska wsvs" Mxxlsatvs q
DonaIa'a. nan'l - tseio1l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

Mrs. Florenes cerden. secrs-
fsrY Of fhs Womsn,s Auxiliary
Of Menros csnsrsl hospital an
nouneed that me regular mssi-
Ing Of The group would be held
tenisht, . p. m. ~ me hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08


Now that salad days are here,
and | am most fond Of fresh avo-
cado and grapefruit. / was crate
ful to Annie for the following
dressing for my favorite:
First you'Il need a jar with 4
tight cover. Then into the jar put
two tablespoons undiluted frozen
orange. juice concentrate. one
fourth cup lemon juice. three
fourths cup salad oil. one fourth
cup sugar. one teaspoon salt, one
teaspoon paprika, one teaspoon
prepared mustard, one teaspoon
grated onion, a little pepper and
= few celery seeds. Shake tin
your arm Is tired and then give
10 papa to shake awhile. It's good
on any salad, but on grapefruit
piled In halved avocados. !.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

July is named for julius Cae.
sar and August for the Roman
emperor, Augustus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

N Ioels sFom here - u ire
Celebrity Club Il due - beseme
celebrated whether n wsnts 10
Or nef. Anyhow Mens and ksF
friends are leeklna ferwaFd
eagerly 10 ths arrival ~ IRE
felix's iFsm 7eih Century Per whs
ere eemlne - Key WEST On
April issh ~ make . Hevis. be.
cause cutie lev ~ fhess pee
pie ere geed friends ~ AAoas's
and premise 70 make the iissls
s-esp reen heir hsneeut. a Iet
~ tham weFs hers N Key West
severed years see whea "Fre0
Msn" IVES made. and rstnen.
Der KEY West with semeihina
thsf snaonls - nsssalsla. like
saY. no felix's down - me
csiehFisr Club ere wsisins snKk
susly - sse their fsiends irena
Mexledem seaia. eeuidN's fhlnk
~ . nfsss apea - mssa. so0ld
yegS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

Wednesday April 9Th Is the an
niyersary df the date that Louisi-
anna was admitted to the Union
in 1872. Something about that
state that always intrigues me,
and whenever ! pick up a book
that even mentions the words
''bayou," "cajun," or arcadia,
I'm off on reading spree. May
be it's my great aunt Sophia
O'Brien's influence. She lived and
died In bayou country, and ! hear
that ! have lots of little 0'Brien
cousins running around there.
Wen anyhow, it's still Wednes-
day April 9Th, and after the Eas-
ter rush you are probably able to
breathe again, and maybe you
even had the last of the hard
boiled and colored eggs for lunch.
You don't even have to worry too
much about fish dishes, Lent being
over til next year. Don't forget
though, we are drifting dangerous
" near the season Of the great
vacation, so let's get an early
start on the shoppingl
4 4 r
Jewellers
The people over 81 Beach
eember jewelers. must have
heard me mvrnnuF something
about vacation, because The next
shlns Yog know, GOT fhe word
that ihey are going 10 start this
business 81 : five day week, and
beginning fomcrFowl
~ didn't like wriains this
sllnkln' cid column 50 much.
end n newspaper business
wasn't fascinating anyhow. you
can bet that old wooden quarter
that ID probably be selling Jew
slry ever a. The RsacheoWhaFs
because that Is such Z nice place
to work. lnaglne, every Thurs
daY ef from row ell next Now
enlbeF II Also. BsscheomheF
enly stays open Until ] p. N. On
Saturday nights.
They found that They got along
Just fine last year with the
Thursday closing. IT'S sIl IN ap.
pralsins people Of The fact that
The store won't Be open 90 they
can plan their shopping aeeord-
inely. So. all you old shoppers
You; dent plan en- buying thar
eff for that csrisin party On any
Thursday ~ Beaeheomber. Shop
Wednesday Or Friday. or any
oihar day instead. BIT be sure
.yevsi find h - eeaeheemb.
eF jewellers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

days. and for seed reason. These
lamps sell like eraxyI They are
crazy toe.s
Anyhow that Sylvia Appliance
store Is . very nice store II 90
to for ell yeUF sleetrie sppli.
anees. They have more kinds Of
The LATEST IN electric appllanees
than any store In towu. Ne Park.
Inc preblem out there On Flag
Ter elihsr. That's The wpY ! Ike
70 shepl
- H Il
When / was at Faye's for the
Shop Hopper yesterday, / had to
look twice when she tried to show
me her hobby, and then adjust the
glasses much closer to my nose.
Wen Faye II seems goes In for
raising fish. Not for eatin' but for
lookin'l And on Easter Sunday,
those tiny little fish Of hers had
some timer little fish, and / still
don't see how she discovered It.
Anyhow, she saw them, and about
the same time she spied them 80
did Papa fish and he decided that
he liked them very well too. only
he liked them for eatin'l Well the
day was saved and they managed
to sniggle about seven Of the
little fellows out into the nursery
bowl, and there they are swim.
ming around microseopieally
They are almost transparent be.
sides being 50 tiny. ! also watch.
ed the guppies who have guppied
as usual. That's quite 4 hobby
III stick to shop hOppin'l
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
County Rallies
For X-Rays

DESPITE HEAVY RAINS, and
washed out roads and bridges, 69.4
per cent 1886 of Chouteau coun-
tvs adult population was X-rayed
during June in an intensified, 21-day
chest X-ray survey.
The announcement was made by
DR.. w. F. Kimmell, director of the
Montana Chest X-Ray Survey Pro-
gram. The program is financed
jointly by the State Board of Health
and the Montana tuberculosis AS
sociation.
''The people of Chouteau county
are to be commended and congratu-
lated for the success of their chest
survey" DR.. Kimmell said in making
the announcement in Helena.
"After deciding they wanted a
countrywide chest X-ray survey"
DR.. Kimmel1 explained, ''the people
of Chouteau county did all of the
preliminary planning. 1t was on the
basis of this effective planning that
such a large number of Chouteau
County people were X-rayed.
Harold Stranahan, Fort Benton,
and Marinus Peterson, Big Sandy,
were county chairmen of the survey.
DR.. E. L. Anderson, Chouteau Coun-
ty health officer, gave professional
guidance and assistance to the pro-
ject.
Only So per cent of the county's
adult (12 years and older) popula-
ton was X-rayed in the chest survey
conducted in the county in 1850. The
additional 1914 per cent coverage rep
resents an increase of 1,734 people
who received this service this year
compared to 1850.
Because Chouteau county's 5000
square miles has a population of only
5000, much of the credit for the sue
cessful survey belongs to the ranch
ers, farmers and stockmen in the
rural areas. The large volume of
people X-rayed in the county is a di-
rect reflection of the fact that peo-
pie drove long distances-often over
flood-damaged roads-to the mobile
X-ray unit locations.
Chouteau county's small popu1a-
ton is scattered over an area greater
than the state of Connecticut (4,90C
square miles, or the combined areas
of the states of Rhode Island anc
Delaware (3,200 square miles,.
Rural areas often produce low per.
centages of coverage in chest X-ray
surveys. But not so in Chouteal
County. The farmers and ranchers O.
the county recognized the impor
tance of regular chest X-rays il
guarding individual and communit,
health and joined with their friends
in urban areas to produce a highly
successful countrywide chest X-ra,
survey.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
Suve Your Time and Truck Time
with the
PERFECTION HOIST

Let the Perfection Hoist unload your
grain, forage and most any material you
haul by truck. Think of the hours of
shoveling you can save by the small in
vestment in a Perfection Hoist
The Perfection Hoist will dump the load
smooth and safe-without jolts or jars.
Notice the TWO lifting arms which apply
the power from the hoist to the sills. This
feature (not found in most hoists) reduces
the body sway and strain. The installa-
ton of the Perfection Hoist will raise the
height of the platform from the ground
by only 9/16". 1t can be used with prac-
tically any platform body and uses the
sills already on the platform. (No need
to buy any extra sills.)
The Perfection Hoist is made by one
of the oldest and largest manufacturers
of truck hoists and bodies-over "a years
of experience in that line.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01

WRITE for importans sprinkler
irrisotion informution, copies Of
IREco irrigation News, and the
name of your nearest deaIer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
IT'S LATER Than YOU Think
1s43-TEN YEARS AGo-1s43

1s43-TEN YEARS AGo-ts43
JULY Miss Anna L. Durnger sister of Mrs Lillian D. Conway
died home Copenhagen Denmark according to message
ceived by sister,
County five and five
night programs August 2226
Margaret Long, Centerburg hired teacher Of
English Latin Madison Rural school, succeeding Hazel Wheeler
Adair farm in Glade Road community
JULY 4Bickee Candidate for presidency of U.s.
subject story Saturday Evening Post complimentary to Mad
Sterings native John w. BTcker
Jefferson alator for public village council
in memory of his wife, Annette Kuehner. s~
JULY 5-Pamer Phillips village of Mt Sterling
past 10 years, office is Second Class
6-Mercury better Ia month of
JULY Bruce D. Lewis London resigns because of of
other chairman of Madison County War Finance Com
miee No named yet "
Plain City, Mt Sterling and
Milford Center issue appeal especially to for workers for
season, 700 needed.
JULY 9-Rain storm, nearing coudburst visits county
1s2a-TWENTY-FIvE YEARS AGo-1s2s
JULY 2John M Geese hardware store in Plain City, sold to
Frank p Hall Hardware company, Columbus
JULY 3- Louise Cauley daughter of Edward Caueys
London graduate Mt Carmel Hospital School Nursing enters
of Holy Cross Sisters, Notre Dame, Ind -
resigns position teacher of science in Everett Junior
High School, Columbus.
Ltter Pumwood driver London branch Re-
fners Oil narrowly death when 4on truck is hit and
Fish Game Dept accepts Mrs
Alice Guy Underwood Pike township Rosedale,
Citizen of Madison observe July in quiet
without major mishaps.
JULY 8-From
where skull half inch thick unearthed in
and Immediately Washington without
the formaliy of an election"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Jimmy Schultz In
First Race Start

James Schultz was separated
from the Medical Corps of the u.
S. Army at Fort Meade, Maryland.
July 2, after two years with the
Medical Corps in the Hospital at
Ft. Clayton, Panama Canal Zone.
jimmy who had made a name
for himself driving race horses,
made his first start Wednesday
night at billiards Raceway driving
Lady Crittendon," owned by his
uncle, Forrest Webb, London.
His brother, S/Sgt. Robert Schu-
ltz, landed June 27 at San Fran
cisco after more than years SER
vice in Korea. After 80 day fur
Tough he will 60 to Camp After
bury, Indiana, where he expects to
be separated from service.
Both boys are staying with their
grandmother, Mrs. Frank Guy,
East First Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
With A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS

By Clarence Member Seventh Ohio Distr1
Secretary Agriculture Government support
the 1853 1921 bushe and also
nounced the imposition of wheat marketing quotas and restrictions
effective the
wide elections wohds the raising wheat Wheat
paintings of Is less would be exempted.
Congress President H R.
56 bill extend authority of the Veteran Adinis
traon make Veterans for the purchase of homes
The signed President Another bill
S21o3-gves authority
costing thousand financed
the Federal Housing to instead OF 10
loans from the present 25 year limit to 80 years
passed permit private
% synthetic rubber plants which
during the World threenan
will bids negotiate the sale of these plants
with sales subject veto by either branch of Congress
AS expected the
Dental Plan for the reorganization of the Defense
The which clarifies the authority of the civilian Secretary
military establishment aboshes Munitions
Development Board creates six AS
sant Defense command of
Joint Chiefs of Staff became effective at midnight last Tuesday
Congress him blank
check authority to give Governmentoned agricultural and
food the famine and other relief require
of Considerable Congressional opposition
has developed the request nasuch the Government
billion dollars worth of food supluses
Hopes early lucuate from day to day
AS this written both South Korean and the Chinese
early altho
United making effort about
of acceptable The present Korean
is not pretty one.
Britain 8th been called off because
of Chuchis illness Many of the world
wondering whether Churchill actually i'll is using the needed
technique delay the conference in view of the Korean
situation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10

suaded her mother to use q step
ladder in reaching high places in
the house, and to always wipe up
grease or water Immediately II il
is spilled on the floor.
A Texas All boy reports that
their farm tractor often was
filled with gasoline to overfiowing
when the engine was warm. He
called this unsafe practice to the
attention of his father and broth
er and now the tractor is filled
correctly. His small brothers fire.
quently asked to ride on the trac-
tor, but this safety enthusiast
taught them to understand how
hazardous it was to hitchhike
ride on tractor,
Similar reports of the Alters
participating in the National Al
Safety program are legion. In
stead of using don't" admoni-
tions, expressions such as Lets
Correct This Hazard" prevail.
Outstanding All records Of
achievement in safety are re-
warded with awards provided by
General Motors for the ninth con-
secutive year. They include sterl-
ing silver medals for the blue
award group IN each qualifying
county, and an all-expense trip to
the National 4-H Club Congress
in Chicago next November for
the state winner. Six state win
ners will be chosen to receive
national award, which is a $500
college scholarship. A handsome
plaque, appropriately embossed,
will be awarded to the county re-
porting the most outstanding
countrywide All safety program.
The National All Safety pro-
gram is conducted under the di-
rection Of the Cooperative Exten-
sion Service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10

Trophy event; the Allison Tro-
ply event from Indianapolis to
Dayton; massed parachute jump
ing; formation flying by such out
standing teams as the Navy's FAM
ed Blue Angels; bombing forma-
tons; scouting formations and
fighting formations and the get
"fly-by" which will reveal Amerf-
cas- might in the air. There will be
changes in the program each of the
three days.
On the ground, the huge hang
ars of the municipal field have
been turned over by the Armed
Forces and by air lines for the ma
tion's top exhibition of new air.
craft, new developments and new
accessories by more than 70 of the
top manufacturers of our country.
1t is expected that speed record
set at earlier shows will be broken
by jet planes at the 1853 National
Aircraft Show.
Five Ford automobiles, carrying
the symbol of the Ohio Sesquicen-
tennial on their sides, are barn.
storming Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ken
lucky and Indiana, driven by spe-
cial Air Show representatives. to
set up ticket offices for the big
Sesquicentennial event in Dayton.
Inquiries should be addressed to
Benjamin Franklin, General Man.
ager, Hotel Biltmore, 214 North
Main Street, Dayton, Ohio.