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tellin G you a bout
whats New in Modern
Living watch our
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all.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Grand Larceny
Nets Man Two
Year Sentence
Judge Caro- Sets
Term. Hears Pleas
OF Guilty I'm
Criminal Court

Kenneth Rice. zi-year.old New
Yorker. today was sentenced 10
two years Ia state prison when he
pleaded guilty % a grand larceny
charge.
Judge Thomas S. Caro-. m Grim.
nal Court. imposed the sentence
after hearing testimony By Watson
Roper, Jr.. criminal Investigator
for the aheriffs department
RepeF tssfifisa thsf Rice krsks
. win6s~ sisss IN o ls<ksd Ger
bsiensing 10 eerdsa N. Jonas
ard seek sisshins. . rsdie, .
wrist watch ard re svisessss
wiih . total vslss 81 Ss7s. IRE
fhsff eeevrrwd % Sc crinnsll s.
where beth Riss sss 1snss ned
roema.
Jonex also testified 20 the then
Judge Caro- deferred sentence on
q second charge against Rice -
mat 81 inWring county property.
Rice had attempted % escape from
The county iaa By picking the loek
Of has cell 9Th q sire. Thr wirs
damned the loek and = loeksmlth
vas called In 10 free Rice from
his eel.
Ssssis Bsimens Singer. n, 81
Sen Anfonis. TsHss. had slss
been shaFvsd In esnnsxaion WITH
tContinued On Pags Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25

Anrd Dersdo eapeni rssdng oio wsahngoa s.. sad:
~sav ssis 6s1 ssnsa eve hssss - ssasssr wss
oFssnnafoms pssnepsfne a Crest drive tBsis
ssa Ssys wssk mskhns sss wsFhwhHs
eEwaniasiiena pssnAla"
a. & nsnns kssd q Bsnnsi consuctoa Co Which eonba-
81 - pr b ~ drive sad:
~RTsm psd labsss 10 hs hgha ps6 skas1
n - ssuauEssn in dsTs esassss 10 - chss
ssssd szpsnaioa - whsf - ssssy
wsAd % is~
Mrn csrahsn Amahls slI wssson and smploysd
aaleklndy 81 Shera sid;
sHs sssh save ksH ssYs psY. bss~ shss wsy.
bsns ssshsd rssshsa - 81 - wsgh wAas
maaiama.~
Nm Asnes vsr elsfk ohes II cosny Judge Raymosd
Lad un aho summed hs opinioa q al souny eoau house
workaFr. whan as sad
~pElmaray dunsssd - hs shsua dsYs psy ksessss
90 sks sn dsnssns isF hs ~ hsshsn1 Rss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Juvenile Court
Takes Baby In
Case

A msshsr ~ ssasAsa hsr co.
monlnw hashand today Inst Asr
ii.wssk-old baby 10 eoaniy juvsnne
authoriiiea.
Judge Eva warner Clhson, of
JuvenEle ceaFt. said tAs mother
had neglscted the child and nat
the child nos 10 In custody Of 10.
venlle authnwities.
A year ago another child Gas
taken from ne same woman, also
on the grounds Of neglect. This
ehild has been Adopted By . Key
West family.
In another ease. . mother who
has ben o. prohation for several
months was tad ~ Judge Gibson
70 50 home and scrub that house
untn Il sparkies and % keep out
of the streets"
Juvsnils auihoritiss are now he'd.
ing ne womans two small ehtl.
dren. Her husband Ia n sea and the
children VII be held untH be re-.
turns.
judge Glbson warned TIE woman
that Der ease will BE referred 10
Criminal Court II ths Juyenlle
Courts orders are not followed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Golf Is AT
'TOPOfRe's
Agenda Today

AUGUSTA, ca. q - PFasident
Eisenhower. comfortably settled IN
q enxy new Little Waite House, .
pm aolf Al ne top q rs vaestion
aRendn today.
TIE prealdemi nuw here from
Washingion yesterday aflernoon
fnr : ThankselFlne haaiday throa9h
Ssandag vita his family. thrua
HrnndfhndFen and al
lie 90 h . round Il gplf at lke
EXCESSIVE Augusta Natlnnal Cell
Cluh thortly after he arrived. and
planned more Cor today.
On NE EDGE q th~ coarse Gear
Ne folh Tee Il situated TIE rev
i1a.aloFy While BIRCH cottage bulll
BY fellow membeFn a tAe club inf
The prenideuf's use
Called ~Mamse's coeiage" far
Mrs. Eisenhower. who Is VITA fhe
Presideni. the house actually ID
much mere than . egtlage. There
are NJ hard figures availahle ca
the eoai 81 construction and ths
FURNISHINGS. Which repeatedly ere
IN expensive sod taste.
The lowest figure TALKED aruund
Angnsin h 81. ooo. TIE highesi
$50 Go. Seme II tha few folks
vie have lad . chance % inspect
Tie place-all beautifully land.
scaped-aay TIE htgeer figure Il
Ear closer 10 benz r.ghi than TIE
lower.
% the flrzi floor d q spaeious
hsing room wiih q handsome FIRE.
place. and tie master bedrooms,
each via 80 adcsning dresslng
ran and hasA.
Upstairs are tao mere lsrge I'd.
rooms With baths ana dressing
rooms. and another hig living
room. In TIE hasemens IA a cen.
tContinued On Paee Fivsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
NGfire OF XIV.
Is Set To Be
Miami Mayor

- sssasm b isllswsd. . -
tiss ksy Nssssr 81 hsssms
AAsveF ~ AAismi tsmevFsw.
Ne 10 Ahs AFsasslaz. S.
yssr sid sfseFasv sn9 snsmhsg
81 . eiemssr ksV west gsmllv.
tts led ths sax msn fed yes
ssxdsY N shs Fsss tsF sssss
sa kismfs elay eemmissisn.
- pallsd 1a.1es vwsss--sha 1Fd
hswhssf IN Aaisml hisasry.
esasFally. ne egsasm IL fsr
fAs esmmlssisa msmhsss -
elect fhs snsa wilA ne hiwh
vsss 80 Mayer.
AFsnesliz. whs b prssidsai
- - ksY west ksaasi eisA.
10 lts hTsahsr % chsFlss AFsms-
via. whs Fsesnsiy FsflFsd sFem
hssinsss. tils usxis gsks AFsas-
wa. else lives IN ksy wesa.
Ths ArenssiiH tsasiiy HFsa
esms % fis eify IN lesa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Motel Men To
Ask CityFOr
Fishing Pier
City Docks Are
Proposed Az The
Site For Project

The Key West Meter Court A.
socistioa wili ssk the City Cen
missioa Monday nlght 10 adapt q
pOrtion q the City doeks inr uss
as . free fishins per ior Ksy
wessers and visitors 10 NE city.
Mslvin Levitt. president Il ths
organiEatioa. said today nat hls
group wln recommend thai par Il
the dock near TIE Munieipal AquaF'
IAN BE SCI ASIDE ard thai Euard
RAIDS be Constructed for fishsrmsn.
tss peinisd syt ihss FspslFs -
shs ssek &c vel 90 - esnsirss.
lien - ths Fsli esuld ~ asas
exsnsmiesilY ~ Eskinz 90 e
sssd lsmbss slFssdy n ihs cry
wsFshevss. ''sssh . nsss wssid
be . BE ed n s1ssrtlslas ths
city 90 o tishins esasss.~ Lsviif
Sad.
Ne added that CAPTAIN John
West. president u ne Key West
chapter Boatmen's Association has
put bis stamp a approval On TIE
ides. Harold Lauhscher. manaFrr
q the local Chamber q Commerce
also voiced approval of the pro
posal.
There h q real ned Cor q close.
By flshing facility 80 that winter
visiiors all not have % 80 40 the
keys 70 End Eood fishing sport. |"
Ne SAID
A COMMITTEES composed q Levitt.
Harry Mitchell and Ken Kiplinger
have devised plans for the pro.
Jet Which they wili present 10 TIE
eommission 81 their next regular
meeting Monday night.
They also suggested that Ne eity
construct . eoneession stand far
the sale az refreshements ard hail.
heuial from nat source would pr.
duce considerable ervenue Coz the
city. they point cut.
TIE motei men say that they are
not asking that the city embark 90
tContinuEd On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25

persons voted.
Because this slecflon usaary
brinEs oui = hghi vots. . spseiai
act II ne state legislature permits
the county's N precinxts % be
combined iEio i've polling places
This saves TIE taxpayers money
IN rsntal 81 voting machines ard
IN pay 10 POI attendants
he precineis uere combined IL
i've school buildines three q
the eiiy and to outside the city
limiis.
Tie vsisrs slss Marcel thrss
nsS seheei trustees. asas 81
whem wsFs sppsssd fss 80 lsha.
rhs $50 trustees ere hslesim
q. pin6ss. gsfis q vssss 80
SssspA A. Seas.
Hers boz TIE vote cent a ths
Eve polling places;
Harris School: ne mnlare, ite
yes and siz ~. BOA. -. Yates.
II: Pinder IT.
High School Amer. Ne mIIlaea.
10 yes and n ~. Bora ios, Yates.
10: Plnder. los.
Poineiana School: the millnaa a
yes and none against. nora. n:
Yates. ~: Pinder -
BE y. More School. Maraihoai
ne millsgs. - yes and three ~.
bota. a. YATES. ~: Pindsr. =,
Coral SHARES school. Planfstiaa
key; ne mlllars. n Fm,xn &c
no. boza. q: Yates. 90: Plndcr, q.
ne tDtals uerr:
For TIE millaEa. a.
asains =. ths maiaes. a.
boza. 80.
Yates. ~.
Plnder, IS.
Yates and Bora holA were N.
eumeeuia. Pinder was pui % shs
ballot b replace Sam Pinder. eoun-
y supervisor ~ registrstion. No
declined 10 serve again a. q srkoal
trustee. Sam Pinder snd Malcalm
Pindsr ere no related.
TIE fssshsissr's sksT en- esa-
ilnuanse % ihs ssven-mlll taH
lConftnUed On Pass Fiyel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
G. OF C. Closed
For THANKSGIVING

ne Chamber 81 Commerce o.
ices oil be closed tomorrow.
Thanksgivins Day.
he ehamber-sponsored tour
throagh the Naval Sialinn M Dot
run. TIE stours In q NAVY bus are
operated daily exeeps Saturday.
sunday and certain hsisdsvs. -
bus leaves The eha~sTr sff
Cours Hcusf s~ur-e 6 a. m
Guests % tie free hp &c &C.
cured 10 register st re sAazbsv
ofhes and also 10 ckeek cameras
thsrs. Since Oct. IS. when the tours
started. there have besn 7@ riders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Casadcsus Performs Brilliantly
In Community Concert Recital
Capacity Crowd
Hears Opening
Performance In
Current Season
Nv glM conn

Hnndreds a Ksy Mestsrs gained
= - masieal sexnsri<nes Last
miRha.
The oecaslen was ths opening q
The 1854 Community coneert
season when Jean casadesns. bril-
liant young pianist appeared a ne
Convent Auditorium.
Ne gained the acclaim Il q
capacity tmrnoui of music lovers
vita q Display Il teehnical pro.
ficieney and aFsiEtie expression
that probably has eeen unexcslled
By any pianist N Key VESTS eon-
cert history.
Ms program was notable In thai
Il offered a wide range q selections
that clearly demonstrated the art.
lists ability a. vel a. charming
his hsteners.
a pisassaa disesxerv 10 tAsss
IN ths svdlsnxa whs heard fhs
hTsaF-eid vlFtoess ssr - eirsi
tire wss ne Fsysisiisa ihsf ~.
cassassss 10 psrssssiy sapskls
~ mslnsalnins Ne hlsh aandaFd
- srfissie insssrlty ssishiishsa
~ ~ Fsnswasd psFsafs. Ne u
. dissinssishea psrsermsr IN ~
cen right.
Best received q kls program
vas the Beelhoven ~Pnthetiqae"
Sonata In C-minor. The artist dreM
from this music the full dramatic
fiavor 81 the studied ard ponderoas
tContinund On Pare Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Community Chest Campaign To
Be Extended Through Dec. 4th
- Per Cent
O. Coal II
Reported Today

Ksy VESTS United communlly
chasa eampnign wla Be sKtsndsd
nn1a Dee. ts aliow workeFs "a
mnta . mere thor0ush eanvass q
- ~. A was announced today
villain =. Nehlsti. fund drive
21Mmnn.
NeAlnla alns said nat . houss
tnAaala eansaas wlll be eondacisd
So wssk to reach those 40 4
- heaa lmpoaalhia 10 coutaet Al
lhalr plans Il buunea O. employ.
nsenuAas. rspssss lssm wsskr
sRa 49, wmall hAandaYs Fsvaaled
60 81. aI9al e. a. psr esns
e. ~ ekssl essi "a sans has
hsam esfla9aad. o. ihis il@ura.
Al1.1u o. 80 pur eaml hns hesa
esEaslbulsd ~ havsl psrbsansi
~ slslllsa wsFkass - ~ Naval
Nlali9m.
"0n ne basis "a incompisss re-.
poFis Ron wuFksrs i . estimated
lhal we have eeaiael reports %
on.y - pr cent ri - cisy's %.
teniial eoniribuiDft~ there ID an.
ether y pea eeni b solicit AID
thh shoald b done withla TIE nexi
week. Nehseti said.
II Ne ean set ~ peF cena par.
ueipailnn. ne ean make eur goal, -
Ne ADDED.
Nehiatt sad thai tha Sorsa.ss
Dose campaign wss made neees.
aafF becausN experienee has ahown
Chest officials thai there are many
key wsntera whe ere ether ~.
tifNd o. aellemployea IN their
hemes. tie emphasized thsg lhoss
We have euntflbuled ~ the Com.
munily Chess nhouia aisplay TIER
Nontin1ad On paNs Fivsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Why | Gave
To The Community Chest

whv ssvs - - esmmusv ehsss snpslnsd hsss ~
- aspsssss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Ross Sawyer's
Condition Good
After Recent Fall

Ross c. sawyer. who I'm off the
'roof q the rec school administer.
ten bullding. today was reporsed
in GOOD eonditioa By Moaroe coun-
~ Hospital.
Sawyer. aeeordina 10 Horaee o..
Bryant, superintendent q public
lnstrurslon. was On the roof a the
building 10 inspect TIE air-eondl.
tionlng system when Ne lell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Canada Seems
Willing To Let
COuzenkO Talk
Secret Meeting
May Be Slated
For Questioning
OF Former Red

OTTAWA wcsnada appeared
READY indny y anngunes formally
Tat q. @ esszis iaEsstisalors ean
qsesllan - .nnsslan issr Gouasnks
any tine they wanf-huk tAat ths
qsssslnnlng ~ llngsr I'm Or Ne
commnnists - sxpossd N rs.
Prime Minister Louis s. Lan-
READ. IN . statement - PaEliamsnf
O. aflRrnoan. was sehs1aIea b
haflins his novermmsma'g reply -
. seeond reqaest flom q U. O.
senate internal security smbeom-
mlfiee Or an opportunity % aues-
tion Gouxenka. snrmNr Soviet In
has3y clerk Who revealed q Rus.
sian spy ring opernting In Canada.
S. Laurent vas slated % speak
~ about 2:so pm. EST.
unuflieial sources speculaied
that arrangements might be made
Cor . secret meeting between
Gouxenko and q subcommittee
representative somewhers In Can.
ada. II apparently would Be up %
Coaxenko whether h3 wanted b
run the risk q expvsure BY attend
lng.
Canadian Foreign Secretary Les
Ger B. Pearsoa oatlined his govern
meats new position On The Coz
senke request yesterday. he tad
the uniied Nations Correspondents
Association In New YoFk couzenko
could. n ne wished, 20 any place
In ne United States O. Canada b
tan 30 American investigators.
FsaF Fss Safety
but II he does. Pearson added.
Canada can 10 lonxsr guarantee
his safety O. that ef his family.
6ouaemko. hls wite ana three chil-
drem have been Irving under n
assumed name and TIE protection
u Canada's famed mounted police
sinca he iaed the Russlnn Embassy
econtinund On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Final Inspection
OF Truman School
Addition Made

I've FEDERAL rrpresentatives are
here today Cor . flnal inspectioa
of ne nsv tiNooo addtion 70
Truman Schooi. Horace o'Brysnl,
superintendent Of pull. iusirue.
tion. sad.
Tie sddiiion. buli xlih Federal
hHnds. was eompletsd about q
week ago. n contains eight class
rooms, four restrooms. = tsachers'
lounes. and az office Ger the pay.
seal education departmenf.
Those here 10 Inspect Ne AL
ton are J. \. Brennaa. Fsieral
sngineef. o. IaektonFille. and FFed
Horn Of Tallshassee. reprxserfnu .
IN TIE souiheasiern rates &C. re
FEDERAL Departmeni a Healfh. ~
ucation and welfare william n.
Merriam. euunfy schoi boarf area
Sc - ~-.~~=faa 49, - 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Man jailed For
Rape Attempt

iFVlnG Ahury. -. no address,
was n eounty iaa taday. charged
VIA assault vita inlenl 10 rape a
mlnor. Bead was SEE a. 81 &c
Cisy polict arrested Alhary Ma
later vas tarned ever % he shsr.
MS department. Aeeurdlng 10
eeputies. Abery utiempied q Fsps
en- year-eld Eiri 4 hearing al
- I'D ssfers Justice q ne Pesce
RoY Hamlln.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25
Monroe County FreehoIders Vote To Retain
7-MilI School Tax Rate; ; Trustees Chosen
Pinder, Yates And BO=a Are
Voted In IA School Election

By an overwhelming majority Of t56to-2l. Monroe
County eeholders yesterday voted 10 retain for another
two years the seven-mill school tar rate
Voters showed much more interest in the school
election this year than they did two years ago The Az
persons who turned yesterday were more than four
times many In the last school election when only zoe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-25

Mu "
siso wss Tss oosn n ne suss
eorFidor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-02
-LOlsnl. tsAYpEn nlNGS :

ATTENTION! Locker Holders
Brownies Locker Plant. The con
tents of all lockers must be re-
moved by January Is, 1853. Ex
tensive repairs to the building and
equipment requires that fhe plant
be closed on that date. Prompt re-
funds will be given to fhe hold
ers Of prepaid lockers. 46-3i
Heinie and Nina's Place will
NOT be open New Years Eve.
sMps 46-2ts
- A daughter was born on
~ December %, in Magrude1
i Hospital, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Lloyd Common of Route 2, Port
Clinton. The baby weighted six
pounds, nine ounces.
Heinie and Nina's Place will
NOT be open New Years Eve.
46-2ts
.c- A daughter, weighing
yD seven pounds, 13A ounces,
was born on December "a,
in Magruder Hospital, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Wood Of rural Port
Clinton.
See Page J for Island Wine
Store ad. Alt
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jen.
wv sen of Gypsum are parents
y of a daughter born on Dec.
ember 20, in Magruder Hospital.
The infant weighed six pounds,
eight ounces.
II can wear my vaIUables. Gene
Bolte insUres fhem." 52.tf
ATTENTION! Locker Holders.
Brownies Locker Plant. The con.
tents of all lockers must be re-
moved by January IS, 1853. Ex-
fensive repairs to the building and
equipment requires that the plant
be closed on that date. Prompt re-
funds will be given to the hold
ers Of prepaid lockers. 46-3t
->w A daughter was born to
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Donald War
gowsky of 321 Locust ST.,
Oak Harbor, on December %. The
infant, born in Magruder Hospital,
weighed seven pounds, one and
one half ounce.
Sigma Alpha Sorority Charity
Dance, New Years Eve. Oak Har.
Dor Town Hall. Donation $l.0O
per person. 9 pm. 44-3tW
See Page J for Island Wine
Store ad. A-lf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-02

-. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
WY Peterson of 1902 E. Second
Street, Port Clinton, are
parents of son born on December
26, in Magruder Hospital. The in
FAINT weighed six pounds, one half
ounce.
See Page 7 for island Wine
Store ad. 47-1f
Sigma Alpha Sorority Charity
Dance, New Years Eve. Oak Har-
Dor Town Hall. Donation $1.00
per person. 9 pm. 44-3tw
>c A daughter was born in
W. Magruder Hospital on Dec
= ember q to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. M. Lewis, Jr., of 322 E. Main
Street, Oak Harbor. The baby
weighed eight pounds, seven
ounces.
ATTENTION! Locker Holders,
Brownies Locker Plant. The con-
rents Of all lockers must be re.
moved by January is, 1853. Ex-
tensive repairs to the building and
equipment requires that the plant
be closed on that date. Prompt re-
funds will be given to the hold
ers Of prepaid lockers. 46-3t
>~ A boy, weighing seven
wv pounds, eight ounces, was
y born on December %, in
Magruder Hospital, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Milbrodt of Graytown.
See Page J for Island Wine
Store ad. 47-1f
.,~c- A nine pound boy was
~ born on December 20, In
Magruder Hospital, to Mr..
and Mrs. John Letter of 727 Madi-
son Street, Port Clinton.
ATTENTION! Locker Holders,
Brownies Locker Plant. The con-
tents Of all lockers must be re-
moved by January Is, 1853. Ex-
tensive repairs to the building and
equipment requires that the plant
be closed on that date. Prompt re-
funds will be given TO the hold
ers Of prepaid lockers. 46-3f
@T A son was born on Dec
ember %, in Magruder
Hospital, to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Faust, Jr., of 230 E.
Fourth Street, Port Clinton. The
baby weighed seven pounds, five
ounces.
-.-:-
Philips, 1.-THE Home Of Ster.
ling" Corham. international LUnf
Heirloom. TowIe4 Wallace. Reed
& Barton. Also DiriIyte. 40-1tf
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Gen.. Beau
Is Married

The marriage Of Mrs. Laur-
ence A. Steinhardt Of New York
City and Washington to Mai.
Gen. Lucas v. Beau. q. s. A. F..
National Commander Of the
Civil Air Patrol, took place
recently, Col. Charles w. Car
nan, jr., Of Rockville Center, L.
l., officiating. The ceremony was
attended only by Mrs. Stein
hardt's Son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Squadron Leader Allan A.
Sherlock, r. C. A. F., and Mrs.
Sherlock.
Mrs. Beau is the widow Of Mr..
Steinhardt. who at the time Of
his death in March, 1850. was
United States Ambassador to
Canada. He also had served as
Ambassador to Peru, Russia,
Turkey and Czechoslovakia and
as Minister to Sweden.
The former Mrs. Steinhardt
attended schools abroad. She is
the former Miss Dulcie Yates
Hofmann, daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hofmann
Of Paris and Washington.
Gen. Beau, son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Lucas v. Beau, ST., Of
New York City and Larchmont,
N. Y, attended Syracuse Uni
versity. During World War I he
enlisted as an aviation cadet,
attended the school Of aero
nautics Of Cornell University and
served in France during that
war.
In World War II, he was COM
manding general Of the Mediter-
ranean Air Transport Service in
Africa and Italy and in 1945,
organized the European Air
Transport Service. He is a mem
ber Of the Columbia Country
Club and the Army Navy Club.
Gen. and Mrs. Beau will make
their home in Washington where
he Is stationed.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
BHzzord-Heops
Announcement

Col. John Cord Blizzard, jr.,
q. S. A., retired, and Mrs. Biz
zard of Cambridge. Md, an
rnounce the engagement of their
daughter, Jane Crea, to Mr..
Emory Allen Heaps, son Of Mrs.
zola Alice Heaps Of Bel-Air. Md.
! The bride-elect was graduated
from the University Of Maryland
where she was a member of
Gamma Phi Beta sorority. She
is now an assistant buyer for
Garfinckels.
Mr.. Heaps also was graduated
from Maryland University and
was one of the founders Of the
Maryland chapter of Delta Tau
Delta fraternity. He is a lieu
tenant in the Naval Reserve and
during the last war, saw duty
with the Navy's mine division
number 20 In the Pacific Thea
ter. Mr.. Heaps now is associated
with Ingersoll-R Rand Co. In New
York City,
Evening star., 1953-01-25
FinIeys Hosts
At Luncheon

The director of the National
Gallery of Art and. Mrs. David
Edward Finley will entertain at
luncheon today in their George
town home in honor of Japanese
Ambassador Eichi Araki. The
luncheon will precede the formal
opening of the Japanese exhibit
In the National Gallery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley's other
guests today will be Senator and
Mrs. H. Alexander Smith, Mr..
William r. Castle and Mr.. 10.
seph C. Grew, former United
States Ambassador to Japan,
with Mrs. Castle and Mrs.
Grew, and Mr.. John D. Rock
efeller III, president of the
feller, who have come from their
New York home for the lunch
con and opening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockefeller are house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Club Luncheon

The members Of the Women's
Club Of Fort Myer will have their
monthly luncheon on Thursday
at the Fort Myer Officers' Open
Mess at / O'Clock. Mrs. Milton
e. Miles, wife Of Rear Admiral
Miles, win give q talk on Know
ing Our Neighbors." !" The talk
will be supplemented with color
slides which were taken on her
recent trip to South American
countries.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Minister to Speo|S

The Rev. Henry Oseood. min
lister Of the First Baptist Church
Of Hyattsville, win give q talk on
the subject, Religion, Democ-
racy and Communism" before
the Woman's Community Club
Of Hyattsville at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the home of the president,
Mrs. Walter Hurley, 5000 Hamil-
ton street. Mrs. Arthur Koonce,
Americanism chairman, win in
J troduce the speaker.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Chapel Guild Meets

Ascension Chapel Guild met at
the home Of Mrs. Earl Williams
of GaitherSburg on Wednesday
evening. Election of officers for
the coming year was held.