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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22

Urban League Guild Picnlc; In
place OF their regular monthly
meeting. the Minneapolis Urban
League Guild viii close their
meeting for the summer adjourn
ment with a picnic at Como Park
on Monday. May 20. Members and
their guests are to meet at the
Urban League office. $40 N. w.
Fderal Building at Q p. m, and
drive to Como Park. Supper win
be prepared by a committee at
rs cents per plate. Reservations
should be phoned In Immediately.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22
MONDAY

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Emoss John Gallos. Toby Prin, Jennie
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when ahs hfings a bachsloF friend %
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nalds, ord lsaIur.ns Michasl Evuna,
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German surgson. suffering from um-
nsssI. pulls through his eFisis with the
help Of q nurse und hospital
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hdTgie's cyurslsasness with money
c1Usss her dad 10 tsdch her q yulur
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22
aax,aa In the 100 ward dash.

League In the 100 yard dash.
Also In 1851 no won first place
In the Minnesota State High
school league and In the Mime
apolis City League.
During 1862 he won medals In
the Minnesota State High school
League 100 yard dash and placed
first In the $50 yard relay State
High school and also first place
in the State one half mile relay.
Burie 10 q student at the Unit
Versity Of Minnesota and he has
already won medals for first place
In the 100 yard dash and one for
winning second place In the 40
yard shuttle relay.
Bur1e Is q modest young man,
but a very busy one, Besides hia
school he has q part time job. He
In quite serious about his future
and we congratulate him and wish
him well.
A Mothers Day GIft
Miss Norma Washington.
daughter Of Mrs. Naomi Washing
ton. 5057 James Ave. No, will
graduate from Patrick Henry
High School very soon. Because OF
her love and loyalty to her mother
she will also have q job waiting
for her.
One OF Norma's teachers recon-
mended her for a position. Norma
filled out the application blank.
Some time later she was called In
10 the office where she had APP
piled for a Job and was told she
could plan 10 start TO work soon.
without q moments hesitation,
Norma said, II appreciate your
offer and would love to accept
II. but my Mother Is III and I told
her I would work and take care
Of her job for her until she was
able to 60 to work. can't let her
down. Please give II 70 some other
girl
Rising to 20, Norma was stop
ped and told. You are the type
Of girl we are looking for. Take
care Of your mothers Job for her
and when she Ia well. your job
win be waiting for you here"
The Patrick Henry paper. the
Patriot. say Norma IL one Of the
best cheer leaders they have ever
had. She In their captain. The
paper also says she IL one Of the
very active members Of her class
Norma, whose father died when
she was six years old. In very
close to her mother.
With such a thoughtful daugh-
ter as Norma, we are sure II
won't be long before Mrs. Wash
ington In able to be out again.
Another bouquet this week goes
to Miss Norma Washington.
Urban League Guild Picnic; In
place OF their regular monthly
meeting. the Minneapolis Urban
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
It'll Beach ACClQel

test. After being booked, Mrs.
Smoilin was released on bonds in
.,Istody of her Attorney, Roland
Granat.
The autopsy disclosed that Miss
Wilson suffered a fractured pei
Wis, fractured ribs and a torn
liver.
A native of Miami, Miss Will
son is survived by her father,
Willie Wilson, ST., one brother,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
CASE UP FOR APPEA

The case Of Walter Lee Irwin,
twice convicted defendent In the
famous Groveland rape case,
came up for an appeal before the
Florida Supreme Court in Tai
lahassee Tuesday, January a.
Irwin was originally convicted In
1949 along with Samuel Shop
herd and Charles Greenlee
charged with raping a white
tarmwife. Irwin and Shepherd
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

to death and Irwin seriously In
iured on Nov. 9. 1851 by the sher
iff while enroute to q new tris
ordered by the U. S. Supreme
Court.
At his second trial irwin wa
again sentenced to death by an
all White jury after an hour and
twenty-three minutes delibera-
ton Feb. IA, 1882. NAACP law
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

vel Award
poetry, also were presented to
Bernard De Voto of Cambridge,
Mass, for "The Course Of En-
pre-" and Archibald MacLeish.
former librarian of Congress and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

S-%N
PRICE, TEN CENTS
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
.--- ,-D-e Wednesday morning nnnxTrT i

.nUvLIA
Negro Wins
NEW YORK - Ralph Ellison,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

ND RAP
Best So n
dction by an American author
asst year was given to Ellison for
his novel, Invisible Man. the
story Of Negro'S effort to find
lis place in the world.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Young w
Freak MI;
Miss Mabelle Wilson. widely
known young Miami woman of
z27 NV 10th ct, was killed in
stantly Tuesday afternoon in /.
freak accident, when q borrowed
car driven by Mrs. Gilbert SnoI~
lin, her employer Of 5716 N Raw
Road, Miami Beach, crashed
through the garage door of the
SmoIlin home, battered through
a stack of fireplace wood and
brushed aside q washing machine
70 pin Miss Wilson against a ,,,o.t.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Gum
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

eQ In
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
Willie Wilson, Jr., and severa
other relatives. Funeral service.
under the direction Of Richard

on next Wednesday, February 4
at 10 am. at st. Peters African
Orthodox Church, with Canon
Charles F. Cooper, officiating. The
body will lie in state at her home
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07

Yep. we checked back q year
ago, and right In the middle Of all
our shop hopping celebrations was
i nice big fat greeting to a brand
Jew business. Well we want to
wish them a very happy birthday,
and hope Mrs. Key and the Shop
Hopper last good long time to
celebrate many, many, birthdays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07
|USO Makes Plans
For Entertainment

The US0 has outlined an interest
ing program for the coming week
which will draw large numbers
of service personnel. Girls from
Key West homes are invited to
come and join in the dancing and
games. 1t viii be appreciated il
they will contribute an evening Of
their time to welcome and help en-
terrain the many marines and sail.
|ors who make the USO their ''home
away from home"
There viii be a dance on the
patio Of the USO club, $50 White.
head St., on Saturday, Oct. 10th.
Music viii be by the Sonar Combo,
and there will be door prizes.
Sunday morning coffee and dough
nuts are served from $50 to 1880.
then Chapel Chimes and listings G..
church services. There is softball
practice at 2 p. m. and movies on
the patio in the evening at 9.
There viii be 4 Lucky Party
in the recreation hall at 8 p. m.
Monday with prizes for the winner.
followed by informal dancing or
the patio.
Tuesday night at 9 there vii
be ping pong and pool tourney
and coed card games. On We'd
nesday evening movies will L;
shown on the patio at 9 with 8
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07

Here's another birthday congrat.
lation. Caroline Shop was not only
among my very first advertisers,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07


rom
a birthday -
humble hesnnins because have two years
old OF course The Citizen found its often the mail
seasoning the cho~de good old Dkes
his
Nicotine Fit with the able assistance Of the gents who pick the refuse early
thought Newspaper be
nscnat
mythical column all about the big sale Heran the
the md
established West carried this little The Citizen
dapp
found
odec column liking it. too!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07
|Eks Club To
Choose Queen,
Contest Open

Fifteen pretty Key West girls
have already entered the annual
Miss Elks Club 1858 Youth Queen
Contest and dance which viii be
held on Saturday evening Oct. II
In the Elks Club Annex.
Any girl living in Key West is
eligible to enter the contest and
may do 50 by calling Mrs. Myrt.
land Gates, 2-ss43. The age limit
lis fourteen through seventeen.
The girls already entered in the
contest are Yvonne Moore, 10 Ann
johnson, Gloria Knowles, 10 Ann
Atwell, Sandra johnson, Janette
Hastain, Juanita Tiffany, Beatrice
West, Jill Bond, Linda Howe, Bren.
da Sayre, Shirley Alfonso, Doro-
thea Pinder and Gloria Lents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07
Legion Auxiliary
Meets Thursday

Arthur Sawyer Unit No. % Of the
American Legion Auxiliary will
hold its regular business meeting
on Thursday, Oct. sth at 8 p. m.
at the Legion Post Home on Stock
Island.
Members are asked to bring
their Christmas gifts for the Gift
Shop at the Veterans Hospitals.
1t is hoped there will be a full
attendance at this meeting as
plans will be made for the School
of Instruction to be held here on
Sunday, Oct. 18th, at the Post
| Home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07

sing-song afterward with everyone
joining in.
Thursday evenings dance on the
patio at . will have music provided
by Gus Ayala's Combo. Friday is
Game Choice night with every.
thing from chess and checkers to
canasta, pinochle and bridge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07
Apply To Wed

Applications for marriage licen'
ses have been filed in the office
of County Judge Raymond r. Lord
by the following couples:
Kenneth Ainsley Kerr, "a, 41G
Simonton St. and Darlene Mae
stevenson, 20, 1908 Venetia st.
Regime Daniel Acosta, 10, TIC
Porter Pl., and Regla Guerra, 10
|9-F Porter Pl
Robert Emmett O'Brien, "a, Sea.
plane Base, and Joyce Ann Mitch
ell, Il ,Chillicothe, Mo.
Paul Warner Dennis, 81, Naval
Station, and Gertrude Dion Vito,
Il, 3412 Avenue E.
william E. Bailey, q, 1414 An
gela St., and Faye Pent, 10, GA
Francis st.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07

but Lorraine Thompson and Marg'
cry Stevens had just taken over
the little shop at that time. So
It's second anniversary in q way.
and in another way only a first
birthday, because Lorraine has had
it all by herself just one year to-
day. Happy birthday to you, my
how you've grownl
4 r +
DonaId's where Penguin
isn't . bird. its Q hair eendi.
| TONER"
r r Z
AIDS for two years now too.
There's a place that can really
take it! They've never missed an
issue!
Please believe me, 1t was Just
as much fun this time as the very
first time. We want to thank every
merchant we know. We've had
over a hundred advertisers since
we started, and they are all swell
people. It's real fun writing this
here now stuff, and we intend to
60 right on doing it as long as
merchants and readers viii put
up with it.
We thank you all for making this
anniversary possible, and don't 60
away, because Wen be back on
Friday. Gotta 90 now and see
brand new advertiser! Luv and
stuff, old auntie Jaxon. (the one
and only). advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07

When you are using leeks in a
soup, trim off their roots and
wash them well. Cut off the white
parts of the leeks. chop these fine,
and add them to the soup kettle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07
KEY WEST
Ten and Twenty
Years Ago
AS TAKEN FROM
FILES OF THE CITIZEN

locToBER J. 1879
. Bernie C. Papy left yesterday on
a business trip to Miami.
Mayor william H. Malone today
formally announced his candidacy
for reelection to that office.
Thomas H. Cato, who accom-
panied his daughter several weeks
ago to Mount St. Mary's on the
Hudson, returned yesterday.
ocToBER 7. ist3
George Allen Warren. son Of DR..
and Mrs. william r. Warren, re-
Gently received his commission as
second lieutenant in the army.
Robert J. Pinder has bought a
house and lot on Watson street
near Division. from Hannah F.
Knowles. The lot is so by lis II.
The Key West recreation CON-
mittee is preparing list of equip
ment needed for the Fairgrounds
to be established here and will
send out orders for it soon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07

08O8t Ne ~ G80ob ItWsOs "
That svss little apparel shep next
b HE Msnres Thsstrs called the
Leone Shop. New . know darn
well yev'vs stepped 10 admire
he lsvsly skirts. bIevsss. lingerie.
swim clothes, sherts and oil HE
ether prstfies In the windows
when you've been waiting for
shew time. So ell ihs mere rec.
sen 10 make . special trip thsrs
in HE day time. " yov do !
know yeV'rs going 10 find what's
inside even better Than what's in
the windows.
More than you ever drssmsd.
hlovses, sWsstsFs and skirts. The
blovses are 90 new. .o0es you've
seen advertised In fsshien mag
sxinss, and fhe swsstsrs aren't
Just plain cid sweaters. they're
prsnevnesd ''Tlshv-Knit" fer Inc
very best In sweaters.
Let me warn you. You'll
find almost enc whole side Of the
ssere covered with beavtifvl
skirts IN double tiers. Prices
start % low o yev could wish,
and oil the better skirts n priess
fhas will amaze yov. Fer eoordin-
assd sports outfits yev eIvIdn't
find q nicer place 70 shoe. So
leek n On raxt .ims veu'rs In
tswn. and make that real soon
while Lsona Shep has the bic
variety I'm taIlinu vou abeut.
n chilly svenino breexss h.vs
ret warned veu. ies shop heoujn
hes air FAIL vo,, Ma. S.ii 4. ,,nor
us Ard . ee.v sost .xs.,sr !.
aeioa "A zoe. real ooad r..I .o.r
- - -
You've seen taffv annie. .t can
dv stores hit whv NOT m.ke ,hev
e.. th.t u.IIo,y.,an r.rtv.
Thev aren,t re.rlv a. m...v =,
hohh;ng fo, them and the fro will
lie them hatter Won hat
wash and drv the .nnlss ramon,
the items and st;ck ths no;nted an,
Of n loIlinon stick into the stor
end If each anrle Corth;n. On,
cum sugar. one cnn LIGHT cor,
sir,,p one half run wate.. and ,
few drops of red food color;no I,
= sa,,canan cook over . raJ;,, :.
heat st;rrine const .n,,v until |;
ho;ls Thar .ooS ,s;,ha',. ..;..;..
to 2so degrees F or nnti, . 1;tti.
separates into hard hut not hr;ttl,
threads when tried in cold water
Remove from heat Add a few
drops cinnamon or peppermint
flavoring. Din apples in sir,p
twiriing to cover entire surface
Place on wire rack to cool.
n n n
was semswhst reminded AZ
"The Soma Of the Shirt" vaster.
day when saw the busy work.
shop a. the Caroline Shop. Ne
sweat shop His ahovah the q.
mount Of work turned out here
10 amazing. Caroline Shop now
has fwo ladies WORKING full time
on slips and draperies besides
Mrs. Thompson herself. Then she
took me TO Q home and showed
me SEINE Of ths slip covers Al.
ready made. You see, ! had seen
materials. and HE slip covers
Oh folded neatly. and work.hoo.
I had also heard the ursises
SUMO bv satisfied customer. hut
never ths finished work an 4he
''homs grounds. !" The eharmin.
lady Of the house WAS 60 nls.s.d
10 show me the two eouehss. twe
chairs and ottoman eovsrs Eur.
ther eonvsr..tien revealed th.+
she was ons Of our Enol;.h
friends. and she told ma in th.t
dslich,ful accent th., ne.hine
hstssr h.a .v.r 49,, n.S. ~.
M.vnos ar H.rre~,, .t I.r,,.,
and believe me that wa, ,hs
.n;,.m. "a h.r .I.L....I a..
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07

Making chicken pie? Season
the gravy with Dish of curry pow
der for an interesting taste change.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-29
Northwestern High Band
In Inaugural Parade

Garrett Countians who witnessed
the Inauguration of President
Dwight d. Eisenhower in person,
by telcvision, radio and press prob
ably learned that the Northwestern
High school 6O-picce band was
chosen to represent MARYLAND in
the parade following the iraugtna-
ton. The principal of the school is
John P. Speicher, son u Mrs. VIII
liam A. Speicher, of Accident. Ross
Speicher is a brother
The Prince Georges county
school is a consolidated school in
its second year of operation. The
band as one department of the
school has already won several
honors.
The band marched behind Gov
crnor McKeldin, who led the Sec
ond Division. The Maryland float
recalled the birth of the national
anthem and the marching unit of
Pershing Rifles from Johns Hop
kms university concluded the
Maryland section.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-29
Deep Creek Electric
Worker Now Retired

Peder f. Baasland, of Route l,
utility worker "a" for Pennsyl-
vania Electric Company at the
Deep Creek hydro station, retired
recently prior to normal retirement
date on account of disability. Hav-
ing completed q years of service
with Penelec, he is being pensioned
under terms of the company's re-
tircmcnt plan, it was announced
this week by the company.
Mr.. Baasland has been employed
at the Deep Greek Lake station
since 1925 when he started as a
switchboard operator with the
Youghiogheny Hydro-Electric cor
poration. He served that company
and Penelec in various capacities
until assuming his most recent post
in 1851.
Born in Christiania, Norway, he
is married to the former Gertrude
D. Dewitt, of Sang Run. They are
the parents of two children, Lois
Beth and Keith Eric.
Mr.. Baasland plans to visit his
home in Norway in the future.