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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-23

O'NAN'S PACKARD AGENCY
"Ask The Man Who Owns One"
430 Fremont Rd Phone 2A3z1
PORT CLINTON SALES
& SERVICE
crpvs,rn sam Amato) >, vrro,ru
Harrison and Perry Phone 8301
SMITH MOTOR SALES
Sales - STUDEBAKER - Service
Is North Monroe st. Phone 20763
GORDON'S MARKET
equality Groceries & Meats at Reasonable
Prices"
402 w. Third St. Port Clinton
THE ISLAND HOUSE
Port Clinton Phone 2266l
HAWAIIAN MUSIC CENTER
sThe Richest Child Is Poor Without
A Musical Education"
112 E. Second St Phone 2z702
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-23

lACARNE METH. CHURCH
Rev. w. F. Martin. Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ray
P. Evans, Supt.
Divine worship at IL a. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Rev. Link Chooses Subject
From The Epistle OF James

LOOKING INTO GODS MIR.
R0R. JAMES i:szaa To Re Sub
Jet Sunday.
Rev. Harold u. Link, Pastor Of
lhe First Baptist Church will
preach from Eplstle of James. The
pastor says that the New Tesla.
meni Epistis q James Is . little
gem In conception and expression.
Il reminds one Of portions Of the
book Of Proverbs. portions of the
Prophets. ard the Sermon ON the
Mount: yet the aalhor has 4 firm
grip upon the essenee az the Gospel
Of Jesus Christ. he seeks 10 inter.
pret Christianity in lts practical
and social aspects. 10 make prac.
tice correspond 70 profession. %
square lie with deed. lie proves
the futility 81 mere listening with
no effort 10 put INTO practice what
one hears. There Is LIFE in the
Word Of God II 4 Is lived. Il Il
quick with life giving energy for
those Who PET Il 20 the test q Life.
hF. Lee Skaggs. Supt. of Sunday
School. announces classes for all
ages. The lessen Of tAe morning
WIN be taken from ! Timothy Sc.
~ applying the lessen in life with
the following aspects:
J. The Christian must act like q
Christian making the most Of his
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

My Ohiisatons 10 God" will be
the topac q ths passor's sermea 81
the FIRST Methodist cold ssoasl
churcA 60 Sunday merning. This
10 the first IN . series a sermons
which Mr.. Touchton has planned
for September. Certainly ore q
ths greatest thingx nb0ut any per
soa Is his sense ~ responsibility
or a. Obligation before Cod and his
fellows. Al men anL each Ean
owes God q debt a gratituds. Z
debt Of obedience and a debt al
service which has 70 be rendered
In the name cf God for his fellows
who like himself are travelling
from birth 10 death.
In the evening az TIE Stone
church the Heiy Cosnmunion vii
be administered. TIE pastors med.
itation win Be ~ the thought Of
gratitude Cor the communion. God
has given his children TIE hlgh
and holy privilege 81 sharing with
nm the sacrifice Of bringing the
world back 10 God and 10 Figtl.
The choir under direction az Mira.
Ruie Roberts yin sing Of sunday
on. Rest In the lord Mendelssohn
and We cares Cor me-Von Berge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

Those who have most 10 do, and
are willing 10 work. will lind the
most time. --Samuel Smiles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

eT-his Word oppeoFs Ia ere verse
Il cnly in the Bible Rsvelatcn rs
l6. yet Il ,a used Freely today hy
siuieEman. writers. ard even "old
eoidieFa~ TIE divine hnzeF 81 God
seems 10 have written Il en- Ire walls
81 our modern eiviiizuhcn. Ire verse
reeds. And he aufheFea sra TO-
qsthef into q place called n ne ne-
brew tongue AFmoaedaan " oud It Is
further called The bottle e. l : cFeai
duy cl God Almiuhtv. We colAsrs
the notiens 81 eugh 20 this b1siis9
Who woFka ihe mifnclss Spoken OF
In this prcpheey2 Are the A-bcub
and TIE H-bcusb predicted In ihls
remarkable rrophecY2 Is the weird.
beth East and West. en- the mcfch
10 shin Incl conflict Alreody We
hear he maFsiai tread oil the millions
q the East. Haovinu 10 conquest
Con fha curtain which hides the
future be pulled uside. and an or.
awaf be loand 20 these great uusa-
tens which nov pefplsx ell the
wos.d2
We believe Such ar answsr can
be found IN tha rfcphaclea 81 the
Bible We win aiodly send yoa a
lrues which hllY explains this whole
psophecy. olcna with a set FL Bible
lessons On ether lmrcfsani rrcnh.
sclea Al this cones 10 yea obso-
mielY rec from he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
my Obligation To Cod Is
Rev. TOuchtOn's Sermon Topic

TIE general pahlie h eordially
invited 10 worship IN this hissoriS
Old chureh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

LAaoR DAY
The rlghf thinker works: hs gives
little time 10 society manners, OF
matters, and benefiss society 81 his
examples and usefulness.
Nary Baker Eddy.
seest thou a man dlligeng In his
haslnessf He shah stand befnre
kings - Proverbs - ~
NosAlag i really work unless
yea wouid rather he doing some.
lklng else. Sir James M.narrie.
Drive thy business; lel not that
drive thee --6iF James NJ. Barrie.
There Il nothlng truly valuable
thal can purchased without pains
and lahour. Horace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Piano Presented
.TOChurch OF Rock

TIE congregation of the Church
of the Rock vas gratlfisd this week
when Mr. and Mrs. ThomAs Kelly
SIS Francis Street. presented the
church wish a Howard upright pla.
no.
While the Kelleys are members
Of another church. their splendid
gift reflects the fine spirit II many
Ksy West people Who are wllline
10 share 50 that this new church
may become an integral part Of
the community.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Services VIII Be Held For First Time
In Newly Bull Latin AmeI1an Church

Services heain - lhe Latin Am-
erlcan Dapslsl chnFeh. - white
S., ssnday moFning - ssss. The
lain AmeFican Baptist chureh n
q eoniinuallea Il TIE caban nap
asa mlsslsn e watsoa Street and
regular ehnreh services wa he
held ~ to ed nadress. Tbs fui.
lswlne 3 Ne hoaE q wornhlp Il
tie new l1eniign.
snnday AEh1ol a e:tS an.
preaehing services e 1915 =. a..
pssarhInn services sandsy Nlse
Al Iso tln 8pAniahl
Mid.week prayer nesting IN Eng-
u A g.s8 - Wednesday
MAweah prayer meeting n Spa
nish Il l.z1 e. Thursday.
some Al ne ether activities In
eanneell1n via lhe k.aiin Ameri.
en- napllsl khureh are:
The klndReTaArien ard nursery
sehool. Held daily five days )
mesk EnGly training foe yoang
ehldFek means mach n their lives
ED 4 care Is taken wlth each lndl-
Vlanal child coaiari i made with
parenls and help rendered In many
eases. Mfs. Iamaei Negrin with
lhFse helpers 4 h chafxe q this
wnFh.
re Coed vi cenler. : part oi
rs Ehureh. whaTe many reelave
f|naneIsl. kplEiinal material and
phYnlfnl hsIp. May ere encourag.
I'D h tara from wfona and are
helped o aiay On fIrm foundation
amd leave sin.
Ths eisA wark ~ bsys sd
alria. Thav have eeeess 70 eng
anpeFlmmlllsa fsr laeFnimn end
enlaFtsiamanI nna mueh b dsne
wi1h esem aners 90 heep fsem
kusy. Yer bsY e. Ysus nid may
hnve ~ eepeE1unliy - learn and
have chflallam snvlgemmeal ~
~ aame lire.
Sunday aehoM Il held every sun.
day, haslAg classes b. beth Spa.
nish nnd NnNllah speaking people.
Xom nay have your preferenes a.
lanKuaNH. Mf. James Baker a the
Us 0ilmale h Sunday School
Superintendent nnd he Sanday
school haa grown under hla super
vision. The KnEll1h Church servle.
"a are unaer TIE auspices % Rev.
A. n. O'nflanl. Contact him for
any spiritual reed end he il always
ready n halp. Io lives al liza wat
non st., ~. Iamael NeRrln. Supt.
IL the Center END pastor a ne
Cuban division Is A. is white st..
700 NAY eali aim for information
regarding shy activities In spanish.
IIl4 lolephone il aszi2.
TIE WMu, WITH two circles. one
h KnallAh end enc h Spanish ls
undeg TIE guidance a. Mrs. Oylan-I
d. knaulnaldo. Mrs.. Eaqulnaldo h.
. product u mlnsIon work and q
graduate Il Mary Harden Baylor
CoIleee.
The new hulldlng. was construct.
81 BY Mr.. Hoaard Johnson. = ma
llte q Key West. W.. Johnson has
served well lfs Il . veteran Of
Weird Wnr II having served h the
Navy and was aeFoas seas for sew
efal months. lie married also q
key Wesiar. Helena Saunders and
they have tMo sons. Mr. Johnson
and his family attend the Latin
American Daplial Church and he
lives 81 present on johnson Lane.
IN lnVllallon ID alven 10 az who
wish 10 atiend services. beginning
Sunday September en-. TIE Lord
WI reiolee with your presence and
yeu WI make us happy. Worship
with Latin American Baptist chur.
eh Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

opportunities trying always 10 be
= ~sOa y aness.
z. The only Worthwhile goal In life
10 goodness. That Il springs from
. Goldman relationship.
,. The love Of money II che root
Of Ell kinds Of evn II en- depends
upon bow We relate ourselves "a
money and what We Dc with that
which Is In our possession.
I. Jesus Christ Is our great Exam.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

the Home You Want" This
booklet will be distributed
through the builders at their
exhibit homes.
At odd times, in the midst of
all the other things going on,
comes the work of following
through on contests for builder
awards.
Coming into the stretch, in the
last week before the week begins.
we rented a truck for staff mem
bers and sign men, who rush
around the many miles of Greater
Washington planting signs in
front of open houses and set
ting up directional arrows to
make it easier for the public to
find the homes being shown for
mally.
Every year there has been an
Evening star., 1953-09-19

By Frunk CoIcoro

-hoirmon, National Home Week Committee
Any one driving around Dis
trict and suburban areas. be-
ginning tomorrow, will encounter
directional arrow signs, ma
tional Home Week. Exhibit
House." leading them to open
houses in all corners of the COM
munity.
The National Home Week
Committee began to lay plans
for the September event way
back in June. Recruitment of
builder participants began in
July and a budget was allocated
from the associations treasury.
Regular information was sup
piled to the public by the asso-
cations staff through news
media. To call attention to the
week, we selected Miss Leona
Naughton as washington Ma
tional Home Week Queen"
We recruited about so builder
participants and had photog-
raphers take pictures of the eX-
hibit homes to help along in
publicizing the week.
The next job is to develop an
advertising campaign for news
papers. radio and TV.
During the preparatory period,
we worked closely with utilities
companies and with local mer-
chants who we're willing to sup
port our program. From this
source we develop window dis
plays in downtown foot-traffic
areas. We have received men,
tions and reminders of National
Home Week in direct mailing
and monthly notices 100000
pamphlets mailed by one con-
Germ and 250,000 announcements
mailed by another). This kind
of cooperation usually comes
from our associate members.
This year we have undertaken
the publication of a guide booklet
for the home buyer, How to Buy
Evening star., 1953-09-19

increase in public interest in the
observance, and we are confident
that this year, again, the new
houses on exhibition will prove of
great interest to the public.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

semdetoched brick home thot is in Al condition. Only
moments walk to Woodrow Wilson High and St. AIMS
PorochoI School, BEDROOMS, BATHS; Ioree porches
Lorse living with fireplace BuiIt-in garage. ONLY
$2095o. OPEN SUM-, to 7. Reached via Wisconsin Ave-,
right OF Worren ST. to "open" sign
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Meeting on IsIamic
Culture Moves Here
For Closing Sessions

A meeting on ISlamic culture
In its relation to the contempo-
rary world, begun last week at
Princeton University, moved to
the Library of Congress.
Being held to further knowl-
edge in the United States about
the cultural bases Of Islamic
civilization, the sessions are
sponsored jointly by Princeton
and the Library. They are being
attended by 80 Muslin scholars
from the Middle East and Asia.
Activities today were to in
clude the registration of dele
gates and a talk by Acting Libra
rian Werner w. Clapp. Other ses-
Sions will be held tomorrow and
Saturday.
Speakers at the meetings here
will include Luther H. Evans, di-
rector general of UNESCO; DR..
Ishtiaq Hussain QureShi, Minis
ter of Education and pro-chan-
cellor of the University of
Karachi in Pakistan, and DR..
Flimer S. C. Northrop, Sterling
Professor of Philosophy at Yale.
At l pm. tomorrow delegates
will visit the new ISlamic Mosque
on Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Freer Gallery Showing
IsIomic Art Exhibit

The Freer Gallery of Art of
the Smithsonian Institution an
nounced the opening today of a
special exhibition of Islamic art.
The showing has been timed
to coincide with the Colloquium
of ISlamic Culture at the Library
of Congress.
About 35 objects are on view
in the new display. Represent
ing a chronological range Of
about 1000 years from the 7th
century. the exhibition includes
miniatures, calligraphy, ceram-
les, glass, metalwork and jewelry.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Motoring Cost Declines

DETROIT.-Operating costs of
automobiles in the United States
have decreased by about so per
cent or more since 1926.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

SAGE IS Square Yard On Some the LoveS Fall Cabeing
Imperfect 1895 3-PIy Wool Twist BrOadIOOm Carpet
minute see It'll It's extra sturdy extra luxurious Spy q
The famous manufacturer tagged this imperfect" but q
~
Evening star., 1953-09-17

beautiful u H Ryd duodH Onmth
u !Hury HmtC Co ugnee-cO dUnsin
SALE! NEWEST FALL BROADLOOM CARPET AND
RUGS IN DECORATOR C0LORS AND PATTERNS
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Rental Autos
'AtAirportin
Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, P. IAN i'm
portant contribution to the
tourist industry here recently is
an auto rental system now op-
Grating at Isla Grande Airport.
The service enables the visi-
tor to obtain a new car at State
side rates and really get out and
see the island. Couture'S of
Florida recently augmented their
new car fleet to 40 vehicles.
The service includes obtaining
a visitors driving license i'm
mediately for any person rent
ing a car, map and sightseeing
guide service and full insurance
coverage.
Puerto Rico's 3,0O0-mile net
work of good, paved roads has
just recently been blanketed
with a new system of road signs
and markers similar to the ones
in use on the mainland. The
driver now has an easy time
finding major tourist attractions
like El Yunque rain forest,
Luquillo Beach, Porta Coeli Mis-
sion at San German-and pass
ing through the busy coastal cit
les and quaint mountain COM
munitieS.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Argentine to Open Greet Trode Foir

MENDOZA, Argentina. - Ar
gentina will stage one Of the
worlds greatest trade fairs, the
Fair Of the Americas, at Mendoza
starting next week and running
through March Of 1854. accord
ing to word received by Panagra
CPan American-Grace Airways) .
Acres Of spacious San Martin
Park have been allocated for
the fairgrounds. which will
house the large group of inter-
national Industrial exhibits in
addition to the stadium, an auto
speedway, sports fields. an OPEN
air cinema. a natural amphi-
Evening star., 1953-12-06
ii Cruise Ships Plan
San Juun Stopovers

SAN JUAN, P. I.-Eleven
cruise ships are stopping over
in San Juan this season:
Queen of Bermuda, December 18;
Maasdam, December %; Nieuw
Amsterdam, January 6 and 25,
February IL and March 6. The
Greek ship, S. S. Olympia. like
the Nieuw Amsterdam, has four
San Juan stops, December 80,
February 4, 10 and March 6.
Evening star., 1953-12-06

theater. an artificial lake, res
taurants and cafes.
Although the fair viii be pre-
dominantly Of an industrial ma
ture, there will be nightly dane
ing. parades, folk musicals. con-
certS and ballet as well as rou-
lette and other games of chance.
1000 Women to Bowl
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla
Florida's eighth annual cham
pionship bowling, tournament
for women here next February
will draw upwards Of 1000
entrants.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
1,O5O Purkinq Spaces

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla
When the new $2.5 million Sun
rise shopping center opens here
in January, parking space will
be provided for 1850 automo-
biles. Ultimately it will offer
space for $500.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
TRAVEL.
CONDUCTED

CONDUCTED
4cANDlNAVlAN - NORTHERN
EUROPEAN TOURS
NORTHERN WONDERLAND TOUR
From N. Y. July 2, sailing on the NJ. 3.
Osloftord returning to N. Y. Aus. Both.
sCANDfSAvIAN-NoRTH CAPE TOUR
returning to n. z. Aug. End. from 81 .Ss6.
EIGHT CAPITALS TOUR
Norway, sweden. Denmark. Holland. Bel
gium. Luxembourg. Switzerland, France
and England, from N. Y. NJ. 8. Oslofjord
July 9TH. returning to N. Y. Aug. Both.
from 81 400.
Ali Hotels and Meals included.
s.. s. PATRICIA
Qhristmas-New Year Cruise
Prom N. Y. Dec. 22nd, to West Indies,
South America and Panama. from $500.
Carl w. Johnson, Agent
hobart S-4O07 1919 18th 81. NV.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Carol CdrufherS Is
California Bride
OF VI. III. Hamilton

Card Caruthers became ire
bride Of Michael Hamltoa In a
chapel service al Long Beach.
Calf. on sunday. Sept. 18th.
The bride. daughter Of Capt. ".
Y. Caruthers. USN. and Mrs. ca.
ruthcrs. acre q g0wn Of white or
gandy trimmed In small organdy
daisies Her finger ZIP length vel
vas held By q eoronet Of stephan.
otis. and she carried . prayerbOok
topped hy . spray Of white gar.
denias. she walked up the gardenia
lined aisle Of Chimes Wedding
Chapel on the arm Of her father
Reception given by hGr parents
followed the ceremony after which
the couple departed on a wedding
trip.
Michael Hamilton. son ~ DR.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Hamilton Of key West
vii bring his bride 20 Coral Cab
les where both are attending the
University of Miami. Mr. Hamilton
Is affiliated with Delta Sigma ri.
honorary business fraternity there
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Schedule Given
For San Carlos
Spanish Glasses

A schedule Of free Spanish
classes for adults and school chll.
dren has been announced by Julio
Cabanas. Jr., president Of the San
Carlos Institute. Cabanas empha
sized that instruction Is available
for school children after their reg.
ular elaSswork is finished for the
day.
The classes win Be held a. the
following times: Monday. adult
LIST year class. s:as 20 4:ss pm:
Wednesday. ehildren's class, 3Gs
TO AS pm. and Thursday adul,
class. Ind and ord year. 400 %
500 pm.
In addition. Cabanas has an
nounced . series a. English classes
for Spanish speaking people IN the
city. The classes win be held every
Friday from 500 30 800 pm.
Cabanss said that the course viii
cover LIST year English instruction
Tie added that the course would be
Of great value for those seeking
citizenship papers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
FRIDAY. OCTOBER D

FRIDAY. OCTOBER D.
Old Fashioned hynn sing and
fellowship pr0EFam. Pcinciana
Baptist Church 4 20 pm
Game niGhl GRO Club. MAS
Jaytecn Youth Center Dance.
PoIneiana, : o n pm.
Officers Glib Fcrn Charter,
oES. Scotush Rite Temple. .
pm.
Cayo HueSo Groti0 a. Red Mas
Han. 8 pm.
Officers Wives Club luncheon
am fashion show. Port ray lor,
II 80 pm
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -
Youth for Christ Rally. Flemina
Street Methodist Church. IN
Fleming Street 13o pm
Dance. GRO Club az Naval Air
Station. Keyuotes Comic, 0
p. m. tin.
SUNDAY OCTOBER s.
Coefial Hour. 5 tOtp m. a
MAS CPO Club
LogiA "Marti" Nra. 3. Orden
SaballerO &c Ia LuE, Inc,
meets az The Casa Temple, a.
Amelia ST, > % pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Nary Wives
Plan Hobbies

Navy Wives Club - held an In.
formal meeting st the Beach Patio,
Wednesday which vas enjoyed by
al q the members and their chill
dren.
Plans were made 10 begin work.
ING on hobbies such a. knitting and
eroeheting along with the present
project Of textile painting.
Girls were asked 20 volunteer for
a home nursing course given BY
the Red Cross.
A business meeting VIII be held
Q o'clock Tuesday evening. Sep.
tember the 18th "a the CPo Club
Lounge on the Naval Station. All
members are asked % attend, as
this win Be the last meeting before
the delegates leave for convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

into real estate professionally.
Needless TO say. she made . sue
cess Of the three years she was
associated with Shannon and Luehs,
a real estate firm In Washington.
ID. &. There she specialized in real
estate for service personnel. With
her children grown, and her hus-
band holding q command In the
Middle East, Mrs. Towuer filled
her days with her new venture In
TO the business world.
Upon Admiral TOwner's return
from the Middle East and assign.
ment 10 Key West. Mrs. Towner
gave up her thriving real estate
post and accompanied her hus-
band here.
As she walked through the rooms
Of what Is really only half Of the
Little White House. the other hall
having been sealed off since re.
verting 10 use as Naval Quarters,
the imprint Of her personality was
evident In each room. Silver.mount.
ed family photographs and bibelo'
collected in various places they
had lived accented second-flOor
rooms. and a collection Of small
models Of ships he had command
ed were arranged on shelves In
Admiral Towner's study.
/ Latest addition 10 the Towner
family circle waited al the foot ol
the staircase. II was Charlie" q
six.months old white French poodle
/ Charlie" has a tendency 10 dash
off and muster the Base when Oui
on his early morning run. After hs
finishes mastering he wanders oil
on an inspection Of yards and dock,
while hts anxious mistress finally
telephones b the Base Commander
for assistance. which always Il
forthcoming. though accompanied
BY forewarningS which Charlie
thus far has failed 10 heed.
As the Nays First Lady here
In KEY West. Elizabeth Towner ha,
brought charm. . quiet dignity anC
the capacity 20 enjoy people. she
has slipped into her new role un
obtrusiyely. yet her personality
has made itself felt in many ways
The Towners are presently civ
ing . series Of AZ Homes 20 which
guests are invited BY card. This
Mrs. Towner explained. was 10 en-
sure invitations going 20 = widel
cross.section Of guests. not limi.
ing Il % only = group who woul,
automatically make official calls
} AZ leas, one-third Of the name
on the guest list Is comprised o
Kew West people.
Mrs. Towner likes Kew West. ap
preciates the cordial welcome shl
has been given and Is enjoying ne
new home and rev friends with IN,
adapiabilisy Of an experience,
Navy wife.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Key WeSfer Sees
Royal Yacht Race.

Robert c. Upton. sonarman sea.
man, USN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. X. Upton Of Key West is now
serving aboard the USS Charles
:. Sperry 10 northern European
waters.
Upton was aboard that shin
when she served as US. Represen-
tive last month for international
yachting races at Cowes. Isle OF
Wight, England. His Royal High.
ness the Duke Of Edinburg was q.
mong those attending the sporting
event.