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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
Scout ClamOrama

With Americas biggest Cub Scout
Clamorama-Se 9Th annual
presentation of the event-schedul-
ed for this Friday and Saturday
evenings Dec 4 and 81, thousands
of Cub Scouts throughout King
County were busy this week with fl
nal preparations for the show. The
Clamorama will be held in the Field
Artillery Armory Third Ave. N. and
Harrison ST Seattle.
The 9th annual Clamorama will
be on view from 7 to $50 p m. Fri
day On Saturday the doors will
open at pm to give Den Mothers
and other parents of Outrage boys
an opportunity to examine the dis
plays, where they will get ideas on
how to keep their own youngsters
constructively busy throughout the
year.
The Cub Scouts are still selling
Clamorama tickets at Is cents each
Admission tickets may also be pur'
chased at the entrance to the Armo'
ry both days of the show.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
SPORTS...
10th Century. Rainier Share mel Lead

Smith Candy g. Kumagai's 0
Rainier Amusement 2 Beppu's
Sunset life 2 ST Produce
Goth Century 2, City Produce l
Tad's Gardening 2, Iwata's
Sakahara's 8. 7th Ave. 0
Smith Gandy-Sab Tsuboi 557.
Herb Furuta 551, Mako Yaguchi
533 Nobi Takahashi 500.
Kumagai Ford-Joe Donofrio 616
Rainier Amusement-George L
wasaki $50. George Funai $40, Nor
RE Yamaguchi 554, Pruney Tsuji
SIT
Beppu-Kenny Oyama 544, Floyd
Yamamoto $40 Fred Takagi $50
Hiro Sasaki 500.
Sunset-Rick Tanagi $50, George
Tanagi SGT Tonic Hamasaki 535.
ST Produce-George Ota 545,
Yosh Fujita 512 Johnny Asahara
$50
goth Century-David Wong 533
Benny Wong sos, Wally Poy 555,
Johnny Chinn 576.
City Produce-Frank Nakagawa
554 Nobi Suyama Sill. Brownie No
mura SGT.
Tad's Gardening-Shig Sumioks
SOC, Mas Shibuya 553 Manabu Flu
jino $50
Iwata's-Bill Tanaka 500, Tux Mi.
kami 524 Tommy Namba 528.
Sakahara's-Conk Takeuchi 511
Tom Hidaka SOS, Tux Tada SAL.
tn Ave Service-Shobo Ideta 52e
Jack Shiota $40.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
WaShelli Finishes
Another Section

The end of the year is coming
soon-the time to complete your
plans for 1953-and with that, the
discount privileges at Resthaven
Memorial Cemetery will no longer
be in effect. Prices during this last
month will still be subject to a sub
stantial discount on the Pre-Need
Purchase Plan for Family Plots,
Monuments and Markers.
Nearly 300 far-s sighted families in
the Japanese community have al
ready made arrangements at Wash
ELI, many having had urns at home
or church which are now in final
peaceful resting place Now is the
best time for you to take care Of
any unfinished disposition. if you
have urns that have not been at
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
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ZzREALE
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q BEACON HILL

Q BEACON HILL
2 bedrooms, living, dining. Large
kitchen full basement, automatic
oil furnace, new roof Very clean
and well-kept inside and out. Needs
some structural repair. S5,5Oo'
81 500 down 2is blocks to bus.
q SOUTH BEACON
3k year old shake 2 bedrooms,
combination living dining break
fast space in kitchen Hardwood
floors fireplace, plastered walls,
solid construction. Full basement
automatic oil heat garage. On bus
line and close to school. $4,000 APP
praisal.
q INCOME-CLOSE IN
Two small furnished houses on 64
X 100 lot in excellent condition. one
has 2 bedrooms. GE refrigerator
gas range hardwood floors. Utility
room Other has floor furnace
electric range. 81 900 remodeleo
kitchen and completely furnished
Garage So 500 investment will mel
rs per cent plus payments.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
Portland to be Host City to JACL COnfab
And Oregon Bowling Classic This Week

Portland Greg City will blossom forth as the host
cit, to twon this weekend
The Pacific Council JACI convention will be the
serious Americans Saturday Dec D ana
Sunday chapters will be Portland Gresham
rrodae confab program will feature talks
v Mas saow national DR. Roy NshikaWa Los
Angeles natcn and chairman the e54conentoh
parey banquet convention
dance and sunday outing Timberlne Lodge Mt Hood
All Nisei however will not head ior te
Mnnomah be the headquarters for the JAIL
the be srew hurry to the new s
Side Bowling Alleys compete in the annual oregon Nse'
which night Dec until sunday Dec
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02

Friday and Saturday open the
Seattle Art Museum, Guild Auction
with bargains in some of the most
distinguished art treasures to be
presented in Seattle. For anyone
hunting a very special Christmas
gift, the Seattle Art Museum is the
place to be during the 1890 Friday
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
. NVC Acknowledgment
$50 from Takeshi Chikamura.

$50 from Takeshi Chikamura.
$40 so from Mr.. Noji of Columbia
Greenhouse. donated for use of the
NvC clubhouse facilities over the
normal rental charges.
SIS from Mr. Seiichi Hara. on the
occasion of the recent bazaar.
All the above donations have been
placed in the NVC Memorial Club
house Fund, to be used to make ne
cessary improvements to the club
house
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
Art Museum Guild Books Auction

morning session, the 8 Friday even
ing session and the 100 Saturday
afternoon session when objects do
mated by the museum and local COL
lectors will be on sale-and all FOR
a. worthy cause: the purchase OF
"old masters" for the museums COL
lection
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
Briefs
Nisei, Assistant US. Attorney, Quits

ANGELES, Calf Dec 2(7afu Shimpo Observation-Disclosures
Attorney Mtsumo last week end cleared his desk in
his private practice in Lii Toxic
with regret by US Attorney Laugh
in Waters Mitsumori's last boss.
Mitsumo former U S Attorney Ernest rom
who appointed 442nd veteran and u AT
orney and half tenure CIon Is
now court iudge)
Mtsumor first of japanese ancestry IN
mainland of s assistant attorney
was division taking OF tax fraud cases ana
prosecution
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
tended to for many years.

tended to for m1ny years.
Call now and get the details from
Art Susumi (MAin 0949) or Homer
Drake Juniper 1929. Payments
can be arranged over two-year pc
Rod without any interest or carry
ing charges Your property at Wa
SHELF is cared for forever, without
any taxes, assessments or mainte-
nance charges.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
# YouCare, Send Care Package to Japan

TURKEYS with without trimmings now awaiting orders
Tor the annual CARE food packages
prepared announced today by chao
T,rldeau director
dinners
or needy families order through CARE VIZ tu
hoda. package complete WIN Wo ~
nee turke nd supply of extra fxngs.
Based food needs this year hoho p'Neo
in two variations countries Inc turkey ao
coos to japan oknawa hePhppnes well as all the Euro
nations
nnroit agency does shipping Trudeau pointed OUT "
es marked for Christmas delivery be mailed to the No"
eo;ona CARE office Frederick Nelson Seattle OF the eeS
CARE at 1414 Weller st.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
CLASSIFIED AIS

WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA
10 vol. 1929. $40 down, $40 month.
First choice of America School and
libraries. CALL EA. 317S.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKNG!

Only $500 down starts you in bu-
siness for yourself in neighborhood
grocery. Fully stocked and equip
ped Crosses $75 or more daily. To-
tai price only $4,000 Offer through
Geneva B Miller Realty. FIR 1850,
FIR 1894.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-02

Take care two children Live in.
Call Claudia Beach. Holly S465, or
Sc. 1880 during week. Abs 49th
SW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-17
Continuous Product Control
Is Ritter's Watchword

Hourly checks are made during
the processing of every Ritter
product under direct supervi-
sion of Howard Lacey, head of
Ritter Quality Control-your
assurance that every Ritter
product YOU buy will measure
up to one uniformly high stand
ard. Here he is shown check
ing a batch of Ritter Catsup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-17
Some Ritter"
Pl0neerln,g
Pulses

Ritter brings you the original and only
tabasco* favored catsup. Over 40 years
ago William H. Ritter noted that little
tabasco, blended into catsup, brings out all
the true tomato flavor uithom ''hotmess''
Working with The McIlhenny Company,
originators of bottled tabasco, he developed
the catsup that has been growing in pop
ularity ever since-Ritter Tabasco-favored
Catsup. Try it and see if you don't agree
with millions of catsup lovers-it has more
tomato flavor than any other!
(+7abaseo Is The REGISTERED Trade
MARI Of The McHhenmy CombamyD
Ritter was first to pack asparagus in glass.
Ritter Glass Packed Asparagus lets you see
the quality all-green spears, e.tra-tender all
the way! Ritter are the largest Gamers of
all-green asparagus east of the Rockies
In All attic trunk was found few years ago
can't-be-oobied Ritter specially: Grand
father Ritter's private recipe for chill sauce
relish. Ritter Chill Sauce Relish is different
from any other you've ever tasted -. SO
good that the present generation of Ritters
decided they had to put it on the market.
Ritter has pioneered in bringing you the
complete pumpkin pie mix-Ritter Ready
Pumpkin Pie. Everything but the crust
no mixing, no stirring, no beating, nothing
to add-and it makes the best pumpkin pie!
Ritter Biueberries introduce, ready to serve,
the pick of the cultivated crop-New Jerseys
6nest-always mnitormiyplump and havorful.
Ritter Tomato Juice shows it's inviting good
ness at glance-packed in distinctive glass
''decanter bottles'' These handsome con-
tanners have many refuses in the home after
the family have enjoyed the tomato juice.
Ritter Vege-Crest is made from unique
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-17
Pedigree-Grown Vegetables for
Ritter ''RAVE-DISH'' Quality

The Ritter subsidiary The Ritter Seed Company today the worlds largest grove
of certified They produce seeds the leading
only seeds but quality pepper eggplant ka and other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-17
The Pick of Hundreds of Crops

Throughout the growing season, Ritter suppller-
growers have their fields of tomatoes and peppers
under continual supervision by Ritter field special
lists, who check quality various stages of growth
When the basketed tomatoes and peppers rushed
BY truck to the nearby Ritter Plant harvest time,
they are truly the pick ofhundreds of Jersey crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-17
Seeds Bred Through Three
Generations to Give You
Better Foods

A primary function of The
Ritter Seed Company, how
ever, is to help the quality of
Ritter's own food products.
Tomato and pepper seeds are
linebred on Ritter's own acre
age through three generations,
for instance, before pedigreed
plants are distributed to
Ritter contract growers.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

gun, lying on the carpet below
his right hand, had already been
checked in the police laboratory
against the slug which the medi-
cal examiner had dug out of
Burke's head.
The room was the picture of
peace. Undisturbed a Gladstone
bag was spread on the luggage
rack. The night-table held
Burke's pipe and tobacco pouch
and a dogeared copy of Shake
speare's plays with Burke's sig
nature on the flyleaf. A dispatch
case initiated LIB. lay, open and
empty, on the bed.
Poor old Burke, muttered
Inspector Queen. He handed
Ellery a sheet of hotel stationery.
Found on the writing table. 1t
has a couple of his fingerprints
on it, and it's his handwriting -
We've checked"
lHE script was even and un-
hurried, as if the brain directing
the hand that had written it had
reached a decision:
mine honor is my life; both
grow in one;
Take honor from me, and
my life is DONE"
LESTER BURKE
"Epitaph by Shakespeare,
murmured Ellery. What went
wrong, Dad?"
Apparently his man came
last night with the letters, as
agreed, but while Burke checked
them over, probably turning
away slightly, the rat knocked
him out; Doc says there's a slight
confusion toward the back of
Burke's head. Then the double
crosser took the money and the
letters, and skipped. Guess he
figures those high-born mash
notes are good for at least one
more transatlantic squeeze when
the heat dies down, and mean
while he's got some fifty-odd
grand to tide him over. And
when poor old Burke came to
and realized what he'd let hap
pen - and all it meant - he
couldn't face the disgrace. So he
committed suicide"
There's no doubt it is sui
cide?"
Continued on page 36
Evening star., 1953-09-13
A QUESTION OF HONOR
Continued from page ten

was placed in charge, and |
bungled it," Inspector Burke's
sensitives face flushed. Word
leaked out that something big
was in the wind, and all sorts of
mugs with guilty consciences
ran for cover before we could
tighten our lines.
Among them were Benson,
Chase, and Ackley - all three
got away to the States. One of
them - exactly which one we
haven't been able to determine
- subsequently made contact,
with demands and instructions,
and I'm here to pay him off,"
INSPECTOR QUEEN clucked.
when and where, Burke?"
Tonight, in my hotel room.
I'm to hand him twenty thou
sand pounds in American dollars
- in exchange, of course, for the
letters. So tonight II know which
of the three he is - and much
good will it do me-" The Eng
lishman frightened his lips and
rose. "And that's my tale of woe,
Queen. l must ask you not to 60
near any of the trio. Now you
have my chief reason for stop
ping by. We can't risk another
slip. Those letters must be re-
possessed and returned to Eng
land to be destroyed"
Can we give you any help?"
mo, no. Unless l botch it
again - in which case," said
Inspector Burke with a twisted
smile, you might offer me a job
sweeping out your office. l shan't
feel very happy about going back
-. Well, gentlemen, wish me
luck"
Luck" said the Queens in
sober unison.
HEY recalled the bitter twist
in Burke's smile the next time
they saw him. which was in his
hotel room the following morn
ing. A chambermaid had found
him. He had been seated in the
armchair beside the bed, a bullet
hole in his powder-burned right
temple.
Burke had been dead since the
night before. No shot had been
heard; it was a great modern ho-
tel, with soundproof walls. The
Evening star., 1953-09-13
PHILLIPS TABLETS
BRING QUICK
effective RELIEF!

IT DOESN'T PAY to take
chances with sour stomach,
gas, heartburn, "fullness'' or
any other symptoms of acid
indigestion. So always carry
Phillips Tablets in your
pocket or purse-for you
never know where or when
any of these conditions is
liable to cause distress. AS
delightful to take as candy
mints, peppermint-flavore
Phillips Tablets are made
from one of the fastest, most
effective stomach neutralizers
known-and bring almost in
slant relief. 80 tablets-28t.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15

Tennessee for two years before 20.
ing to the submarine $40 for duty
in 1886. After serving on board the
Submarines S-36 and RIA, he be.
came commanding officer of the
submarine R-4 in 194l. He com.
pleted five war patrols on board
the submarines Sea Wolf and Sar.
go during World War II.
After the war. he served three
years in the Office of the Chief
of Naval Operations. Other post
war duties include operations Of
ficer on the staff Of Submarine
Squadron Six; Commander Subma.
rine Division 81 and Director Of
Naval Reserve Personnel. in The
Office Of the Chief of Naval Opera.
tons. He took command of the
USS Bushnell when II was recon-
missioned In Feb. 1852.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Miss Roche Is
Reelected II.
Hostess Head

The NccS-US0 Junior Hostesses
reelected Miss Enleda Roche to
the Office Of president at their semi.
annual meeting held at the club.
lo2l Duval Street, on Tuesday,
July IA.
Other officers elected included.
Vice-president, Shirley Torres: sec
rotary, Phyllis Kemp: program
chairman, Vita Barruso; chairman
OF the board Of directors, Phyllis
Blatti; members Of the board,
Grace Gonzalez, cosette CaIleia,
Lillian Stewart. Clara Armayor and
Margaret Aeosta.
A vote Of appreciation was tan
dered 70 the retiring oefieers.
HE program chairman annOune-
Cd that q pantOmime would Be pre-
sented by Vita Barroso and Cosette
Caileja, Wls will take the part q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Mrs. Joe HGcql.0
Elected Head OF
JayShee Group

The regular business meeting az
the Jayshees was held last Thurs.
day, July 3, Il The home az AGrs.
Joe Pinder.
Election was held and the follow.
ing were elected 10 serve 90 g.
ficers for the coming year:
President - Mrs. Joe IlAcQua
Vice.president - Mrs. Llno cas-
tro
Treasurer = Mrs. Jim Loopor
Recording Secretary - Mrs. Il.
roy Sawyer
Corresponding Sect'y ~ llFs.
Charles Fisherman
Directors - Mrs. Joe Plnder,
Mrs. Newt Ketehings, Mrs. Charles
Curry. Mrs. Everette SweetinR and
Mrs. Sam Collins.
Plans for Z beach supper were
discussed. The supper q % b he'd
at Monroe County Beach On Thurs
day. July q. Mrs. Evefette Sweet
ing win BE- chairman Of the affair
with Mrs. Limo Castro and lrrs.
Leroy Sawyer assisting her.
After the meeting, the Rifls on.
joyed playing cards and refresh
ments we're served. Mrs. Isadore
Rodriguez was guest fOr. the eve.
ming.
II was announced today BY the
new president that there will Be-
no regular meeting on the fourth
Thursday Of the month since hat
Is the night Of the beach outing.
Usually, the group meets every
second and fourth Thursday each
month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15

I've bumped into these many
moons was just yesterday morn
ing when | read Bob considine's
column in the Herald. That one Lii.
Tie scrap was worth & whole years
subscription and goes down IN my
book as something ! sure wish I'D
thought OF, and written. and is {
masterpiece to aim at. II you miss.
ed II, dig your copy out Of the gar.
hage and read il for sure. It's
purely wonderful. It's al about q
daily miracle we take for granted.
o. a ~
Never ecnfuss On italian cvs''
with . hunk % hss sausage. is's
iha latest thing n hairevfs. and
featured % psnald's.
.
Hope you enjoyed your tour q.
round the island. II sure was 4
hot one. but you probably feel wen
rewarded. Remember tomorrow i
q half holiday for most stores and
q fun holiday for others, 90 Ret
around early, and take . nice long
rest al afternoon. See you on Fri.
dsy, aud don't target, Jaxoa. adyt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
T.F.W. DELEGATES
WILL BE SELECTED

Charles ~. Msehin, eemmsn-
der Of the v. =. w. Southern
NEST Pest No. 3sll. announced
today that the organization viii
held IFS regular meeting on
Thursday. July Is, 81 the Post
Heme. rs Elizsbath Street.
Dsissstss fer the NstionaI
Eneampmenf which Is 10 be
held 81 Milwaukee. Wise, Aug
uss 2 through ths Tn, viii bs
nesninsssd. Tbs meeting begins
a. 9 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
New Skipper
For Submarine
Four

Capt. Phillip W. Garrett, uSN,
present commanding officer Of the
submarine tender Bushnell. win re-
iieve Capt. Charles H. Andrews,
USN, as Commander Submarine
Squadron Four about July q.
Capt. Andrews win report to the
Naval War College, Newport, RI.
He has been squadron commander
since July 1852.
Capt. Garnet graduated from
the Naval Academy In 1883 and
served on board the battleship
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15

. boy, during the dance intermis-
sion on Wednesday, July q.
Other new programs include q
SQUARE Dance. under the leader
shin Of "FiddIing" Lee. an exrert
caller from Ohio. The Hoe
Downs win be held every Mon
day evening from 9 to IL O'Clock.
Tuesday evening, other games win
begin next week.
IN August. Mrs. Joseph Swan
win coast and present . series Of
Huyicsl entertainments IN savaI
personnel Is invited to ambition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
lmlral and Mrs. Irving I. Duke and

Imiral and Mrs. Irving 7. Duke and
Mayor and Mrs. c. B. Harvey.
OIt-of.town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Viggo Jacobsen of Coco
nut Grove, Fla. parents Of Mrs.
Spicer; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Maxim
of Kansas City. Mo-, brother and
sister-in-law Of 1t. G. J. Maxim,
and Miss Geraldine Helreigle, guest
of 1t and Mrs. ]. II. Blinkhorn.
Following dinner, the party NOV
ed to the patio and enjoyed chat
ting and dancing. Music was play.
ed BY Gus Ayala and his orchestra.
The entire evening was highly sue
|ceSsftIl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15

ana lauen win choice deI1cacteS.
Those attending enjoyed platters
Of fried chicken, cold sliced turkey
roast beef. ham and grilled pine.
apple slices, rye bread, hot rolls,
pickles. olives and stuffed celery.
Particularly popular, with the gen.
tlemen especially, was 4 tray Of
numerous domestic and imported
cheeses and assorted crackers.
Cocktails and mixed drinks were
served from q private bar near
the buffet.
Bright hues and pastel tints Of
the ladies' cocktail frocks, togeth.
er with the vivid patterns worn
BY the men il their traditional
Key West Tor aloha, or Truman
shirts, as you wish), created bril-.
Liant and variegated color designs
as couples moved from group 70
group enjoying the pleasant com.
pany Of friends as well 90 the de.
lectable food expertly prepared
and served by Fort Taylor's capa.
BILE staff.
Additional note Of festiyity was
injected by the fact that the com.
manding officer Of the squadron,
Henry c. Spicer. Jr., was receiv.
ing congratulations on his recent
promotion to the rank Of captain.
The honored local guests Of the
xii gathering included Rear AID.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
DESTROYER AGROUND

TOKYO R-The Canadian de-
stroyer Huron ran aground off the
Communist northeast Korean Coast
Monday and suffered heavy dam.
age, the Navy has announced.
There were no casualties. The YES.
sci was relocated after three hours
and escorted to safety.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
WAVES SLATE REUNION

DENVER M--Robert B. Ander.
son, secretary Of the Navy. Il ax-
pected to address the 18th ami
versary reunion Of women who
served In the Waves during World
War II. The three-day reunion
starts July 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
DR.. LESTER RETURNS

Dr.. ]. L. Lester. Jr., has returned
from . brief vacation in Cuba and
IS back IN his Office. His family
remained there for an extension 81
her Fisifs to ysrio4s points IL
Cut.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
apply TO Wed

Edgar 1. Hill. 50, shrimper, and
Thelma Louise Lowse. ~, l5-G
Porter Place. have applied for q
marriage license At the office Of
County Judge Raymond r Lord.
Charles v. Hammond, Jr., Is.
TIA Poinciana Place, and Lois Y.
Richardson, IS. Cd Porter Place.
have also applied.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Midsummer Nights Scheme Turns
Out To Be Brilliant, Lively Party

midsummer cocktail party and buffet supper was enjoyed
Saturday night 1t Fort Taylor by Air Development Squadron Eleven
Officers their wives and guests long buffet table pointed up
with decorations Of was set UP In the lounge