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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

Flnsal services were held for
William Thomas Rucksr. 6ooT
James Ave, ~. who died az his
home on Thursday. November ~.
at 2 y, m. Saturday, November
~, At Border Bsthodist church.
with Rev Charles N, Sexton Of.
ftciattng,
He was born In Wheeling. W.
Va. on September 2, 1881. and
had lived In Minneapolis for a.
years
Surviving are one sister. Mrs
Ida r. Crawford. two nisceS Mrs
Thelma Paul and Mrs. Naomi
Washington and three great
nieces Mrs. Margaret Brown. Mrs
Geneva Struwd and Norma wash
ingtoh all % Minneapolis
Burial was In Crystal Lake
Cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home In charge Of arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
IN AIEMORIAM

In loving memory Of Eta Bell
Richardson who passed away No
vember 10, l946.
Rest mother, thy labor is DER
Willing hands toll no more.
A faithful mother, true and
kind,
A truer one could ne'er be
found.
For all OF US she did her best
God grant her, eternal rest.
Sadly missed by:
Mrs. Elsie jackson, Mrs. Gloria
Eta Wright, Sidney Allen Rich
ardson, StaTley Richardson, Santa
Monica, Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends, relatives and organiZa-
tons for their many acts Of kind
ness, get well cards; beautiful
flowers, gifts and other express
sions Of thoughtfulness shown
during my illness. Special thanks
10 my pastor, Rev. II. w. Bolts Sr.
and 70 Rev. M. L. Simmons.
Your kindly interest has been a
deep source Of encouragement and
shall always be remembered.
Mrs. Elizabeth Storrs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

Rev Floyd Massey Ir.. preni.
dent Of Minnesota.ilouth Dakota
State Baptist Convention and pas.
tor Of Pilgrim Baptist church. was
one OF approximately 90 leaders
Of the National Baptist convsn.
ton U.s.A. Inc, who were sum
monsd 10 olivet baptist Church,
Chicago, by newly elected Ma.
tlonal President, Dr. J. n, Jack.
son on Wednesday. November n.
In an all-day meeting, Dr.
jackson outlined his program for
suggestions and experimentation
In preparation for tho coming
mld-yeaF executive board meeting
at Hot Springs In January. Al
that time the executive board will
gram Of the nov president.
Massey Named
Rev Massey was appointed a
member az the all important
nine member nualnsaa COMMITTEES
Of the convention. Their function
Il 10 put IN order business "a be
presented 90 the body when the
National CONVENTION IL IN session.
Matters 10 come before the body
are 10 be presented 90 the nuai.
ness Committee beforehand. Here
solutions are reached and where
they fail the Committee takes the
matters before the convention.
Rev, MaAsey's appointment TO this
committee IL an honor 60 Mime
aota.south Dakota, and Pilgrim
Baptist church a. well a. 10 him
personally
Rev Massey In also q member
Of the Executive Board % the Ma.
tional Baptist Convention by vir.
tue OF being President Of this
State Convention.
Appoints Communications
DR.. jackson appointed several
commissions and departments
which were acceptable 90 the
planning group, They are a. fol.
lows! I. The Business Committee;
2. Commission on Theological I'D
ucation; :, Commission ON the
Problems Of Church Supported
Colleges and Schools. Z, commis.
sion on Undergraduate Scholar.
ships. .. Commission on Interna.
uonal Inteyc,ltruA Relationships.
Q, Commission on the Problem %
Management a Labor: Z. Commits
sion on EcumenieRl Christianity,
& Commission on Denominations
Coordination. D Commission on
Rural Llfe: 10, Commission on
Current Civic Issues: n. Com.
mission on the United Nations;
~ Department Of Public Rsla-
lions: IS, Department Of Evan.
Eelism; H. Commission on RACE
Relations
Tho progressive Baptist presl.
dent outlined a. the immediate
financial Objective the hQuida.
ton Of the 100000 mortgage on
the Si.b00,0oo National baptist
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
cAIAPHoR METHopsSI
CHURCH

SsS Fuller Ave, %. PauL MInn.
nsv. SsrOas y. Dsa Pana. mlaaSaas
kea ssi 81. Anthony Ava, %. Paal
MINI Telephone. EL.khurst teIo
1sy. g. Y. ragksR. AnsSa Mln8saas
keA gla Bryant Ave- ~, Minheapo-
hs H. AiaA r,ls- JuaiDsS ssss
Church school osnsraI supG. Nj
Joseph Camp
OrGAnist. Miss Olga AndsrBoa.
Dtrsctor OF Music. Miss Dorothy
Muhnon-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

OF HebeccA; HHrye,
Fishbaum, treasure
Girls Organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
sHEDlsH DEPUTY fORFIcN MINISTER TO posT !.
UN. Delegates Agree On Lies Successor

UNITED NATIONS, N v. R
g. N. delegates today viewed the
East.West agreement On a new
Il. n secretary general and Com
munlst Chinese proposals to settle
the Korean prisoner of-war uaes-
ton as major steps ia the Soviet
unloa pew post-slaiin peace 81.
lensse
With sadrei Y. vishinsky makiag
his fFa u Il, appearance since
his sesnga from Moscow toe Sc.
euFits Cuanea yesterday broke is
long deadlock over 4 saece sof 10
TFyeYe lie and dominated Dag
Hammaf Swedish deputy
foreign nnisser. ID fiH the posi-.
Hammarss1nla bad not previously
been meationed pahEcly as q pos
sihle chose.
Ths SUNRISE Easf. Vest aTree.
NEST cae ca ge heels of Bed
Cat ksezasasl eaF wa days
sgs 20 ses the q sx lsse ssaaa.
~ "a 10 Was Is ! Korean asmss.
ice gt p kaa tme
s ea seP sseMa q tAs
Il
a g fgF
lie 49, EhN E d
sAsS %g a Nf et4 s 80 ass
sma - nee CO I q. m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01

many months, Delegates hailed il
vita the speculation that II The
coid var adyersaries could get ID.
gsalter on . new {. n. chief exc.
cutsge, The way NAV be paved for
settlement 81 other bitter problems
harassing the s0.aation world or
gantxaiion
Hammarskiold vas approved
Eirss yesterday IN a secret hudeIle
81 the Security Councils five per-
gnnens members the z. s., Sri.
tain. Fraree. the S0giet Union and
Nasaaalist China Each agreed not
Ia use his veto ii the Swnde wpn
he seven Ceuncl votes nS1esnEy
for his selection.
Id d hastily called meeting kIss
affef. the Counea tken nominasnd
Hammarskjoad 9verwhelm ly. -
u & Ntsaaass G. - a5st nss
bseaase Sweden renognixst TIE
gnsxe commuai9t government
Agt as 90 n1t c0ant IS / veto
Hammafsk I'd ES2 mas ne CEN
~ b she General Assem- y
Azsruky abpsgsAs @as c0as ege
sexaias IS se0a ~ the cag8ral
sse Assemhs wens Lester
FseaFa nnsEsa fhr Sxze ~
an ana sskrd hm IL
sxe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
only ? Buyers Bid On
Tax Certificates To-Day
Miami Company
Purchases Bulk
Of Issue At
City Hall Sale

The annual Tax Certifi-
cate sale, held this morning
on the steps of the City
Hall, attracted just two
buyers, City Tax Collector
Archie Roberts reported to-
day. One of the buyers, N.
j. Fincke, representing the
Spencer CO., Miami, walk
ed off with 80 of the 35 GER
tificates mp for sale in a
transaction totalling ST.
87s.02.
The other buyer, Rogelio
Gomez, who bid on tax
delinquent land he already
owns, bought Just two cer-
tificateg totalling $3.50.
The Miami Company bid at the
top rate of interest on their GER
tificates at Is per cent. Gomez
win pay no interest on his certi-
ficates.
The total sales of 1,s76.62 in
clude costs Of interest and adj
gertising for the certificates
amounting 10 about five per cent
of the face value of the issue.
Properly owners have Two
years from today 70 redeem
ihe tax certificates upon paying
The prescribed rate Of interest
for fha first year. After fine
first year fhe interest rate IS
SET hg law At eight per cent.
Today's sale aars I'D fha lse
tax roll Roberts SID tsiaf This
Y is 81 ialf that
tax COLLECTIONS have hi lied one
hundred Ger cent of assesments.
The tax yield. he said, amounts
to sfl4.es9 Sol
Roberts attributes this years
light sale Of delinquent certifi,
Gates 70 the fact that people are
paying their taxes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Woman Injured
In Accident Here

Mrs. Melba Collins. ~ I'D
Porter Place. was tskeR "a the
Monroe General Hospital yeslrr.
day ss the resell II injuries ID.
rurred in an accident Il Truman
Avenue and White Street ee==sse.-
day afternoon. police reported 70.
day.
They said ihat Mrs. Collins ssaa
riding : bicycle and was stopped
for : light a. tie intersection uhsn
BE was struck By an automobile
driven b. FLETCHER h. Hatfield.
3f0s Avenue 4.
The extent 81 Mrs. Collins f.
I8fies have not been delernined.
she i besna held ia the haspiial
for obseryasion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Upper Keys To
Have Sunrise
Service Easter

This secluded oceanfront com.
munity. the newest and smallest
on Key Largo, win observe Easter.
tide with Sunrise Services at SOD
a. m. on Sunday, April S, to which
the public is invited.
The services will be held on
EaSterly Island. a small palm.
studded coral strand jutting out
into the unbelievable blue Of the
Atlantic, and viii consist largely
Of song worship. All those attend.
ing will be furnished hymnaIs.
Marcia Wallace. soprano, viii
sing Mallott's Lords Prayer. and
together with Julie Rose. contralto,
win render the Halleluiah Chorus.
Piano accompaniment win BIZ
PLAYED BY Adrian Forstrom and
Laurine Atherton.
Instead al sermon, there viii
be a reading Of the Easter story
from The Bible.
To reach Ocean Reef. those com.
ing from The south win branch OIL
onto the old highway. parallelinl
U S. No. l, at Rock Harbor. Com
ing from the north. motorists
should take the first turn left after
crossing Jewish Greek, 20 miles
south Of Homestead. There il
ample parking space for several
hundred ears and there are res,
taurants nearby that viii be open
early.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
COroner's jury
SAYS Drowning
Was Accidental
Local Shrimper
Found In Bay Was
Native OF Mississippi

A verdict of accidental death by
drowning was brought back BY a
Coroner's Jury yesterday at an in
guest into the death of Harold
Jackson Young. whose body was
found floating in the water near
the Standard Oil Docks, Sunday
morning.
CofQner Ira AIbury convened
TIA its FOR the local sHiramper
after u was learned that the man
had been reported missing for d
period IL three days before the
time he was found
A fellow shrimper. Wesley Lahti
Of the shrimp boat Priscilla, testi-
fled that be was the last person
repeatedly to see the man alive
three asvs before he was found
Iueauacation was established hy
A. H, CHASER Of the vessel Marilyn
with whom Young had come 70
Key West with from Fort Lauder.
dale. CHASER knew nothing Of how
the Eaan came TO his END, how
ever.
The body, with lwo haIf.pinfs
Of whisl - stuffed IN me pockets
Of ) Jacket. was found floating
in 60 wafer a. about 7:3o SUM-
dsY morning BY . man idensi.
fled IS Tony ssnias Of IRE
shFimper PARKWAY.
Dr. Aubrey Hamilton, who ex-
amined the body. reported no evil
dence Of violence. Cause Of death
was given as drowning
Young is survived by his wife,
Mrs EtSa Donohue, Fort Lauder.
dale . Brother and sister living
in III Salvador. Central America.
He was a native Of Meridian,
Mississippi where he was born 46
years ago.
The jury which brought in the
lcoas.nued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Papy' 5 Meeting With City
Commission Falls Through
As Delaney Fails To Show
State Scion
Declines To
Meet Unless
Al Present

A meeting scheduled this
morning at 1880 am. be-
Tween State Representative
Bernie c. Papy and the
City Commission failed to
take place when Commits
sioner Jack Delaney did not
put in an appearance. The
commission had asked for
he parley to discuss pro-
posed legislation affecting
the city charter.
Rep. Papy declined to
meet without the fun men,
bership OF the commission
present and in a sharply
worded blast. scored De-
laney for "a lack of moral
courage to face the pso-
sle." Delaney. in a press re-
lease issued last week, on
the eve Of a public hearing
into legislation that Papy
win introduce next week in
tate ealatol. srastiea
II affecting the city charter.
took a verbal crack at the
veteran legislator for not
informing the people fully
as to the content Of the
bills.
This morning the commission.
along with City Manager Dave
King. City Attorney NJ. 1enalius
Lester. States Attorney ]. Lance
lot Lester and County Attorney
Paul Sawyer. convened Il the
time the meeting was called for ID
The city hall.
Only pslansY ives shaenl. A
phone cell 70 IRE Bssa chIea Ne.
val Station. whsrs Ne Is smpIsv.
ed, revealed that Ire eemmIss;s..
er was lied W N : meetlas.
heNevsr, he was ssid = he oa
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01

His choice was i complete sur.
prise. not only 10 u0n-Conncil dele.
cations bot 10 him and his coi-
leagues in the. Swedish government
IS wen. In StockholTa. both Ham.
marskiold and bis Premier. Taxe
Erlander. said shere had been 20
preliminary contacts made 90 the
matter.
Hammarskiald emphasized that
be would have to tzlk 10 bis g0v.
eminent associates before deciding
whether 10 accept.
The nominee ii A. i bachelor
and "a internationally known econ.
oFniSg ard career diTiomat He il
frefn . family IL tkasceanen and
malsnFy men ard bis father. HAL
mar Hamnarkkjold. was Swedish
pfemseF dursng W0ri0 War ].
- w3& chairman q Ssee1ss
! ssion - he q. " Assembly
Isl fab and only sels Neg York
Narrh -
HammsEakd wxs sapre1 -
fhe 50 80 s3sar Tas "a eees
. selow seahdsna ssar-sAe x
gsan LIS. The sVvsssa sd fpagf
fe htssfis slncs tie sassseS -
80 u scaien i Korra Il aaN
Is nshmalrs - Fxxns
1csniszgsd o. Fsgs Twa1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Key West Lawyers
To 4 attend Florida
Bar Assn. Meeting

A group Of Key West attorneys
whose names have not yet been
released viii attend the meeting Of
the Florida Bar Association at the
Hollywood Beach hotel tomorrow
Circuit Court Judge Aquilino Lo-
PEI. Jr. said today.
The annual convention viii draw
about 1000 lawyers from all over
the state for the three day ses.
Sions.
Speakers viii include Y S. Judge
Harold r MEDINA. New York who
presided at the Communist trials
last year. Robert G. Storey. Dali
las. Tex. president Of the Ameri-
can Bar association Ebert Tut
tie, general counsel Of the U. s.
Continued ON Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Sailor Is jailed
For PrOwling

Robert Z. BEandnn. ! Mary nan
aitached 10 ne k1SS Frairse. naa
jailed ~ police last night % !
trespassfng Charge sslI6xing DE
eomplaint 81 a James sf1ses 10
man tilat he was On ker ersf
= the conspsrv q ! svery iaEze
sna neEsY DEG
Esisleats q ne ARA psnsd
bransn 60 81 ts.s nan aho ~
ssea hasgnx saf E1se tbs -
r ush sae dT 80 ass hs
m sl duF Il g6an tsgt
asaee CErer ri ard ne4nxk4
nsde she HFw Ths s u
tusnz d il re CITY 81 s.
a fsr apyE4Esnct d Ms al
Iesrs tzaay
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Cancer Drive
Is Underway In
Monroe County
Charity Carnival
Check From Navy
Adds Impetus
To 1858 Campaign

A drive to raise $4,000 900
fhrpughous the q 5 80 fiaht can
cef was launched today IN Mon-
roe County
The announcement was accom-
panied by statement from Bob
Daniels. campaign chairman Of the
ACS organization here and q mes.
sage from AcS division officials.
The campaign gets rolling here
with the presentation Of a 81, SOC
check By Commander Dougald T..
Neil IN behalf If the Navy Cha
rity Carnival committee. The
check was presented 10 treasurer
Joe Pinder and campaign chair.
man Bob Daniels.
The key ID success IN fighting
cancer, Bob Daniels said, q Is the
volunteer worker, on the eve III
this 1858 crusade / want 10 pay
tribute to the volunteers in this
community who will shoulder the
task 81 raising funds and inform.
Ing people how they can best
guard against cancer The entire
program 81 cancer control hinges
on their work. # It were not for
their efforts there would be no ma.
tlonal Sis 100 900 research pro.
gram, there would be no service
program Tor cancer patients and
there certainly would % no chance
~ people getting tho Iife-saving
facts about detecting and curing
early canceg
we have been assigned goal
az S. ttlo % as our share In the ma.
tional campaign. | want to make
sure everyone realizes that this IS
4 minimum figure. We can, win
3 little extra eltort, exceed cur
quota. | am sure that AL the re.
sideutS 81 this community will join
me II this objective
From the Florida division az the
American Cancer Society came 1
message praiSing The local unit f0I
lis prompt start ii the campaign.
"faur share If our divisions goa
tconllnued Oh Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
DeadIine Today For County
Taxes, Homestead Exemption
Largest 'TaxroI
In History viii
Yield Largest
County Rcvneue

All county taxes became delin.
uuent today at p, m. and home.
stead exemption filings expired at
9 tonight, according to the Offices
Of the Tax Collector and Tax As.
SCISSOR.
Tax Assessor Claude Gandolfo
says that he personally win keep
his office open tiIl 3 tonight for
late filers for homestead exemp.
ton Of which there are al least
20
After 3 homegieaders viii have
to pay full taxes ranging up 10
500 on their home buildings Coun.
II homesieaders hive had five
months in which % file exemptions.
said Gandolfs. They have been
called. notices haze been put IN
the papers. on the air. Even 50
there are still two hundred per.
sons who have failed to take I'd.
vantage Of the homestead fling.
Al county taxes. real esssfs.
parscaai, and intsnslbis properly
fall due ~ 5 b. M. scdsy, Tar
Collector Nsward Wilson saEa.
After today dellnaneni lax pag.
eFs viii have 70 pay interest ii
the rate Of one ard one hasf per
cent month on property snd
holdings. Plus advertising chaFnes
Tx Collector Wilson so paB 81
> Isl * aellnqueas Taxpayers iar
tCcutinaed Co Paxs -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Deadline Near On
Auto Inspections

Only 7.s1s Key West meier.
ISIS have ohsained nacassary
suss Inspection sslekers with
shs dssdline for ne samI.sn.
n0sl safety checks lost rye
weeks ~. ctiy Tax ceIIeescr
Archie RsbeFas said foday.
Ard CRY MansseT Dave King
said mat thsFe win ha ~ en-.
asnseu - re time for eblaln-
ne re ssirkaFs. Afssr April
lssh. . sios penslsy wlll b
s15sa - ne charge " ne
stsrksFs which i rev N.N.
AAefs shan !. So lnspe<sisns are
sspssiaa u ~ elvsn aA3 city
sssssssls Fsas assas ) hapelsss
lsm vii Feaols n meseFisss Do
nas apre4r r. tnsrsAsins m0Fn-
hess u shs Numker Twa Fire
sCoatsaaed Ca PAGE Twcl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Sneak Thief Gels
SlS On South ST.

4 sneak fhief uto fntadea .
ssash ssrsei home chile liss Gees.
paat vas 0sl mailing ) letter eslly
iass night made ea wsth So y
essh. poiice said todas
The victim * TIE ahels. tfiss
gIllos Cnnnlf. so4 Hcafh ssreei.
iaId posice shst sfe VS. Eeae frum
Ehe kolse ior euiy Z fsw minies
saa uAen ~ returned discovered
fkaf her pocksfhook eentsialss -
moaeY Nss missing.
4 sssrch - 90 ara ~ pesiee.
rreeaIsd nafhinf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Explorer Scouts From ALI
Florida Descend On Marine
Station For Weekend Camp
Local Group Is
Included In
Miami Encarnpment

The Marine Corps Air Station
(opa Locka), Miami. Florida be-
came a boot camp on Friday,
March, n when TIE Explorer
Scouts from all over South Flori-
da began the weekend living the
life Of the G. |. U. S. Marine.
One hundred and ninety -four
Explorers and advisors took adj
vantage of this opportunity to
see Leatherneck life at close
quarters. Barracks So was Head
quarters for the encampment.
First Lieutenant Ken Smith act
ed as Company Commander. NJ
Sgt Robert Murphy, TSgt James
Redmond and SSgt Thomas
Jones served as Platoon Leaders,
while the Platoon Sergeants
were SSgt Jerry Dunlap, SSgt
Floyd Allen and SSgt William
Antoine. SSgt Curtis Cowan was
the NCOIC Of the encampment.
Close order drill, early morn
ing t06OO calisthenics and lee
lures formed part of the daily
routine. Highlight OF the stay
was a tour of the flight line on
Saturday, morning followed by a
! flight in q Marine Aircraft.
The Explorers arrived at Fish
erTnan Gate where they were
met by the Platoon Sergeants
and were transported to Bar
racks 6s. AT the barracks they
were instructed ia the art 81
making hunks. This was fol-
lowed by Chow. IN the 'Mess
Hail.. After a welcome from the
Commanding Officer Of the Sta
ton. Colonel Thomas G.. Ennis.
USMc. training films on life IN
the Marine Corps and the recent
war games in the caribbean were
shown. and rides in the Link
Trainers ended the first dav al
meas.
A shrill bugie announced the
hour OF $500 and the call to cal
isfhenics. Policing Bunks and
chow-tnen the Scouts were
| ready for the solemn 'Colors'
ceremony. "The Star Spangied
Banner was played by the sta.
ton Band, Then the real object
of the ensampment: an aeria
Tight IN : military aircraft
Briefing on ditching procedure
use Of the parachute. safety belt.
land checking on paternaI ap.
prevail for flying -then take
off Alternating tire flights with
instructions on Jet and fighses
planes. the Marines were able ID
take Up each platoon 81 the en-
eanpment.
Athletic events in the form d
relays. jumps, sosibalI and swim.
ming comprised the afternoon
activities A movie at the Stasio1
Theatre eomplStsa the day.
Church call came at 1E4s fafleg
caslsthensssa for tie Cs
Segals wails the Pross iaFt
gshslren cal esme II cs0a Alter.
nsEsnx ire slsan 10 ard p as
~ re asea ~ ~ s
Wesr nsst in Sv a
gConsaamea On Page 1uog
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Coast Guard
Rushes To Aid
Sinking VesseI

The shrimp vessel Armafa Is
sinking 70 miles northwest o.
here, according to . message by
ihe shrimp vessel Lane
The Armafa said she is taking
on water faster than she can
pump it out.
The Coast Guard sent cut les
SO footer TO the aid of the dis
tressed vessel, II. Glenn Pearson,
Coast Guard Commander in Key
West reported. She should have
reached the vessel by noon.
Location Of the sinking Armafa
was given as near the lighted
wreck buoy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
Canlaia Tonight
All ST. Paui's

A chasr Of NAVY. civilian ard
and nrxed denemnaspnal Sosees
VII ioin together tonight under
Tom Wlatley's direction 10 sing
StaineFs well knoWn sCraeliixs
iun" At ST paul's Episcopal
Church. AZ 8 b. IA.
The choir will sing the Easter
eant0ia with Ccndr S. II.
Pierce. USN at the organ. The
eantsla Is enc q she most famous
Tor the Easter season
The public Is invited to attend
the cantasa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01
81 Catholic Men
Are Initiated
Into K. OfC. Sun.

Another step in the establish
rnent Of a Knights Of Columbus
council in Key West was taken
on Sunday when thirty-three
Catholic men were initiated as
knights at Saint Josephs school
here.
Tire newly accepted men have
begun the first 81 three degrees
Of initiation into the Bishop Bar
~ Council number 327s Of Coral
Gables. The Council sent fifteen
members to Key West for the
ceremonies which we're presided
Continued On Page Twol
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Fun Night Put Off
Until Next Wed.

The Fun Night originally
selsedulad for tanisht u Bay,
view Park has been postponed
until next Wednesday night.
due 70 Easter observsness.
Paul AIbury. City Recreation
Director. announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-01

Key West, Florida. hos the
most equohle clirnute in the
country, with an average
runge Of only l4' Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1953-05-02
SPECIAL BARGAIN

pFEOIhII bAfVkIAIN
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front properties including cottages.
year-around homes: new construc-
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priced to sell on attractive terms.
B. NJ. ODUM
931 H st. NV. RE. 7-5216, or drive
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