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By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

Q. Must poodle be clipped in Q
special way for show purposes?-R. z.
A. A poodle may be clipped in sew
eral basic styles, some of which are
recognized for show purposes. There
are many variations Of these styles, but
the American show ring permits only
three clips.
Evening star., 1953-05-16

@. Is there such word as "irregard-
less" in the English language?-C. 2.
A. "Irregardless" Is q combination
in which irrespective" and regard
less" clash, and Of late has appeared
so frequently In English that one au-
thority fears 1t will get into the Ian
guage."
Evening star., 1953-05-16

@. Who was the last King of Italy1
j. McB.
A. Umberto II. who succeeded to the
throne upon the abdication Of his IA
ther, Victor Emmanuel III, on May Q.
1946. The new King remained In power
only q few weeks.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10
Abortions As Numerous As
Births, Says Consultant

Margaret Sanger, founder of the
birth control movement, began
her work more than thirty years
ago, it was because she saw the
disintegration of whole families
and its effect on their health and
general welfare, Miss Naomi j.
Thomas of New York, Negro field
consultant for the Planned
Parenthood Federation of America
told the Indiana State Conference
of Social Work, held at the Clay
pool Hotel, Thursday.
AbortionS were almost as num-
erous as births, and were crudely
and dangerously performed, she
continued, and this condition was
the deciding influence in Miss
Sanger'S determination TO set up
an organization to give birth con-
troll information to women.
Miss Thomas told of an Incl
dent related by Miss Sanger, in
which the mother of three child
rem whose husband was unsm-
ployed was desperately ill fol-
lowing criminal abortion upon
her. This mother had asked her
doctor for help in preventing an
other pregnancy and his advice -
her was Ito tell Jake to sleep on
the roof"
Trying to improve the eco
nomic and social status Of fami-
lies in a complex and confused
society is very demanding emo
tionally," declared the family
conSultant; therefore many pa
rents become emotionally un-
stable and do not possess the
qualities and ability to success
fully rear families. Thus we are
faced with family disintegration."
CHILDREN REJECTED
Miss Thomas decried the lack
of trained social workers and
psychiatriSts to meet the grow
ing demands for help with per-
sonality and family problems.
When unwanted children arrive
they are rejected, and deprived Of
genuine love and care, resulting
in their becoming behaviour prob
lens and adding to the growing
number of child delinquents, she
said.
1--WE in Planned Parenthood
believe that couples should be
helped to plan their families &C
cording to the number Of child
rem they want and when they
want them," Miss Thomas ex-
planned.
Because of the lack of informa-
ton about family planning, the
speaker informed the social
workers, latest available figures
from the Office of Vital Statistics
reveal that 7O,584 babies were
born dead in 1949, 1926 died in
their first month, most of them
from congenital deformities and
premature birth; and 3,2l6 moth
ers died in childbirth.
DR.. Howard G. Taylor Of Co
lumbia University estimates, she
said, that there are 100000 mis-
carriages annually; while other
leading authorities have stated
there are between 100000 and
200, 900 abortions each year, 80
percent of which are performed
on married women. =
"If social workers help their
clients to plan every other phase
of their lives why cannot they
help them to plan for better
family relationships by child
spacing and other factors relat-
ing to childbirth" she asked.
While she recognized the mad
visibility of wholesale" refer
raj of families to family planning
centers, she believes strongly
that consideration should be Civ
en- to this problem on an indivi-
dual basis.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10
MANY WOMEN
INVOLVED IN UN
ACTION OF
POLITICAL
RIGHTS

NEW YORK - (ANP)-Mem-
bers of women's organizations
throughout the world are follow
ing action of the UN Social HUI
manitarian and Cultural Com
mittee which could affect the po-
litical rights Of 100000 women.
The Committee approved a
proposed convention on political
rights for women hv a vote of 81
to and sent It to the UN Gener-
al Assembly. If adopted by the
Assembly, as expected, ratifica-
ton by a minimum of six coun-
tries would make it effective.
The convention obliges the con-
tracing nations to extend to wo-
men the right to vote and to pub
lie office on terms of equality
with men.
A series of amendments pro-
posed by the Soviet were defeat
ed. Several delegates, including
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt of the
United States, called them super
fluous and confusing. One sec
ton of these amendments read
Without discrimination on the
grounds of race, color, national
or social, property status language
or religion"
An analysis showed IS coun-
tries in which women have no
political rights - Ethiopia, At
ghanistan, Colombia, Egypt, Hor
duras, Iran, Irao. Jordan, Libya,
Liechtenstein, Nicaragua, Para
quay, Saudi Arabi Switzerland
and Yemen.
In Ethiopia there is system of
indirect representation for men
and women. Haiti, Mexico, Mo-
naco and Peru grant women the
right to vote in local elections
only.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10
FACT AND FUN

MI AIVO i yin
BY DICK WRIGHT AMP
Mme Smith recently revealed fire method of handling
over-zeaous escort
"On the way home" sad always say, walk I'm
much too tired to ride in taxi with you
busy doctor entered strange restaurant
of the tables waitress approached in hand and said
Kidneys tongues pigs feet"
your troubles snapped the doctor "ofice
hours are from one to two"
Over three hundred employees Negro White
gathered about large banquet table there to tribute to the
company's president
The ceremonies proved fellow in love
with After reing the presidents exploits for full
hour, he ended with:
his far-seng pioneer only pubcs need and
P aht WHICH guiding light the
mum the nope s9d the a OF s anne % into He
toresaw the depression and the and made to meet
ceremonies voice saying
"And the seventh day He rested"
There is nothing proclaimed
modern believe that the day Of
know of today. But we be sure?
example a-condiOnns is thought to have
gsts digging in Iraq discovered walls
air circulate freely In inches let into the walls
water containers thus inSug supply OF COOL fresh air.
young taking singing lessons without letting hr
her secret any longer Guiding
and began playing and singing
The husband silently, thoughttully.
aren't you surprised" finished ow did
you like t?"
right" the husband "but personally prefer
music"
pennies" said teacher gamblers child "snd
you lost five, how would you have left?"
lose fve?" asked the child.
domneering lawyer certain
question either
can't do that" the with
The lawyer question
answered no."
The witness thought he considered Then
he this still think you're
going o make monkey out Of this here court?"
How about placed the market
Imagine You sit down this
trapon begins talking or begins to play music
can almost a coming into the
chair, that seemingly
comes from the of his pants. Some experience
Don't ask happened but the is that
of table discussing the of their
One Of them stated
my theory eating acquired habit the
smoking drinking Liquor"
"1nteresng" scientist ave done
research to verify your belief"
GAS matter of fact yes first scientist 81 expert
giving her smaller and smaller quantities OF
Unfortunately just had accustomed her to live
food she died"
his for go north Since
he had there he spent moment
training himself such words potatoes and tomatoes
When he got north thing did restaurant
where he ordered
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09


e.a'l,. ,.t.;taJ ,.t.+;,.., =. ra.4
C,'i ' ~ w. .,''' ~. .,. -" -,',
"
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Stahl and
daughter, Arlington, Va, were
~. ~. III. ,,.,...1
Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and three
children. College Park, arrived
Monday for visit with her
Carolyn Lewis, student at st.
Mary's seminary, is spending Eas-
ter vacation at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Lewis.
ar. w.. NJ. ,r...,.....,...
W. Va, student at West Virginia
university, was visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Jack Ncader, in Mt. Lake
Park.
M w. r, ro a4,,1,,,.
at Morgantown Business school,
spent the Easter holidays here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl S. Lee.
a." 0'o'N'I'"''' 81" anu i'o'' ',' :
a. iieS'i' VI l'"i'''''I' - 'P','' ''N
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09

A. Scott Harvey was honored
Easter Sunday with a birthday
dinner at his home in Mt. Lake
Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey had all
Of their children and grandchildren
home to eat dinner and spent Eas-
ter Sunday with them. Present
were Mrs. Dorothy Marshall, Of
Washington, d. G.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Royce +. Harvey and son, of Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Steyer and two sons, White
Church. community; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Shaffer and -four children, of
Loeb Lynn; and Iven Harvey, Of
Mt. Lake Park. Also guest at
their home was Miss Alberta
White.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09

Clayton Ilauser, of Matinsburg,
W. Va, is spending several days
ut the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Hauser. He was
slightly injured when the car in
which he was travelling between
Martinsburg and Oakland, was
crowded from the highway near
Winchester.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09


MISS 'hailotla Bonner OF en-
clnnatN y" Is visiting her aunt
MIS- ~ r. h"lhboh.
Miss DO Anne hefns' Instructor
III southern hlgh' spent the Easter
Mondays al het nome ma OlarAShurg'
W. VA
Mr' ana MIS- IlFnl IL. Rudy 81"
lrl' inns morning Tor brad'nton'
FIorida' +'r vacation OF three
weeks
MRS. William =. Sharps enter
famed members OF her bridge cIub
~ hor nome at the Park ON Tues
cay evening"
Irwin p puly u. hoe Lo,n T.,
ne" l"'N ''ty inns week Purchas-
nag summer merchandise Tor the
Nooy store
ME- ana MS hoheft Talbot and
oauh"t'f' were Weekend visitors
Oh MI, ana MIS-. Maurice lre"cy'
second street
Howard s Hoffman w,s t,I.o,
IA tba Ga,,et+ con,t,, Aron,,r;aI
b,.nital q, Sunda,, riobt sufro,;nu
from am ATTACK If nnenp,onia
Mr. and Mrs. Decorsey L. Bolden
and son, Of Bethesda, spent the
Weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
MIS-. Emroy Bolden, Second street.
,r .,l NJ. r1.., r,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09
Local Neqvs


Mr. and Mrs pIavfo,d RYAN anc
SON Tommy were weekend ouest,
Of relatives in WASHINGTON. d. G
her SON Robert smith in phiIa.
Jelpbia Pa ovo,. the Easte,. week.
end
and DAUGHTER were visiting at
Princeton ". Va over, the week
end
leave today for Berlin. AId.. for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. i. k. Val
liant.
charge Of the story telling hour
at the Ruth Enlow library this
Saturday.
80 u '''''
Mrs. Margaret Castcel, Fair
mont. W. Va, is visiting her SON
m-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Glotfelty.
VIZ ana WIS. howard " '''S'i
an" SOU q westminster were
Oakland and Swanton.
MI an" -HIS, NAN " NAM 'ioi
E''''o""' W, d. spe'' '''' ~ 0a9
ana sunday mere WIN MS P"ie'''S'
-'i'' ana MIS- N"il F. Mani
Mr. and Mrs Milton Yingling
and SON Silver Spring. visited
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Navlor. .Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter E. Dawson
and two children. Susan and
WYATT. visited the formers par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Dawson,
over the Easter weekend. The two
children remained for weeks
visit with their grandparents.
Mrs catherine opoeflelh' VINO Is
employed IN Ha&efstoWh' spent
several days at the nome OF hef
father, Marx Il. Noon ar MT. Lake
FalN. Her daughter Louise opoef-
lem student at western Maryland
college, also spent a lew days here
71o,,L.r. ~ tba Harmed RibIa
.I.ss IF tho 7ro+hodist cbrrcb will
n,nat IN +l,o cI,,,,c, asson,Ll, room,
Tn..d., niobt Anil Il If : a.
n al. y y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

49,"
IA. - &c mnny years eondurte6
a weekly rada esextinm and ans
wsr pGuxram fMutnsi) Ct q NsN
Vera. enmmEflmg ~ plane D.
iwesn Nsw Yen and "a homs
hars.
Msrss ease heFs rseen1lg y
take 3 - n = FsFs Laodsrdals
ma.
cAssf Ksis sac tAis seooans oi
tha nllaek
TIE 80 me- Merse yesterday
and wns mred - Mofnea Fuum n
. huildAng adisining ne IN en .
pFumlne tAaf b. esal1 hep Morse
ulih some palnfins
Morse kepi ths Do In ne Foom
fsr three bears. tortHrtng I'm wRA
tha neNaiek.
A. e.g .. e.. Mrs. SsrandAaEun
heeame wuFried and walkea Ne
enc hloek b ne easidin9 shere
MoFns lad taken q Fuom. ne
kneeke6 en- ne a.or snd whss &
openn6 Bruce staggered cot and
collapsed h Der arms.
Sc earrled TIE ~ home and
.mhan DE-. slrandh4xen saw hi3
comdlliom be went N Mornes RON.
knoxked klm uncoaEciouA. tnen
turned him ever 10 polica.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
FLA. POLITICS Still.
fCnmaaumm.s erm~n pm~m emna

- 49,
laFpEelntion a Ne Conslllmsinm
''any further aeainn wlll tusa -
~ 10 aomebody else"
Alse pending Il Q final decision
hon irianda q ahs laia snNnrnor
90 whieA 81 several petenaiai can
Estates wia carry TIE MecmEsy
hanner 4 thsrs b a. elsetton.
SaAn MeCaFty. ygmnaRr hreaher
e ths eoxeFnoF. has said there
aeflniiely vii be . MccsFsy ean.
didate ed he rs heen nest Ere.
qnenty memaloned aa tha mnm--
hui ha hasn't sid % d9finilely.
rhara alil ID discmasinm oE the
posslhaity tat ssn. Lenoy Cullina
~ Tallahassee: farmer Sen. Finnry
8 haynard e S. Petershare O.
nee. Robert l. Rloyd e. Mani
VI IN. Al supportsd Mecsrsy h
odham eaFrsse sArousA ansGAsF
loFmalily of kis eAndldaey today
~ nllng via - secretary a.
ssaie hla flrst weekiy eampaign
flnaneial sfatsmanl
u ahowed expenses q sTuM eur.
ne tAe week en6lng 0el. a, scar.
y al q Il Cor travels between
- hems IN Sanfsrd amd Jacksan.
vie. Tampa and nradenann
he Listed eansrlnmaiums a ssz7 50
fEom mere tAan - dslgaFens msn
an9 women Mosl Al Iham we're
tor . dollar o. twa. Tka biggest
eenatinns wers s1eo eaeh frum
weAeorn PAAhps ~. and l. A
1eeasoa. beta q 0Elanda.
rnsre Aas bssn - expense stats
mena trom tha only ether en-
noaneed esndidats, as Rex. How.
ard G EDWARDS Il Mlami No
saia OF . he 81 run for ne
hepaniesn nominnaium. Tha iaw
fsSuares weekly reparss fFom ne
1ms a. annonncemema 10 mace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
PARTIES EVE

Gnmatmuma frum PmRR o@sl
hssd.oa inte Ne ps4erfai Dsme.
crate organtzatnn hes4ee hy Sea
Harry y hyrd
Byrd didn1 taks - stamp fur
hia mam, iurmer Rep Thomas D.
Stanley. e. unta twe weeks ags
Belorx tAsn saamssy 80 eeen can
pAlxnlng il . east sasy Eoing
manner whle Daliaa M al - 81
Ne stzts's dlstrirts. ercpped n 81
the Wkate Hnaae iof . ehat and
Iogged shost D.aa trsvei mBss
Nest observers cnmesded nallan.
So was Fannlng wsn Be fsw PFs-
dicted BE- wouid Fun wen enoaah 10
win.
a heavy taruon-esose 60 son @N
compsred 9Th ne 1s9oo rseard
81 fs2s-was expzctsa a. the polls
The ksy fastor seeEsd b b. boz
ths snu-Byrd Democrats w0uld
voiR.
~ cantrast. Nsw NoFks nay
eral campaign - 30 and heayy
sines ne stsrting whastie-wss en-
peeled b hFing 81 Gals . relative
sriekie. Rewlsfrati5n IL 49,. ues
and ne vota may arp below two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

.mMha sT ne hrss So slacs
ia6s.
coaiskEag ior ~ 81 sieaysas
post aiong wsth Rrpuhslcnn Ne.
gelmGn. are nenoersi Rahert a
wagner Jr. and Lissral RaaalpA
Haltey
Ma9n9r. t&yeMr ela - e o.
lais ssnainr who srcis ths en- iaal
New Deals lahssr retHttars 80 of
iszt. Il ne hessy hsfuns fataiis
Tns New Vera Oats Neus go.
sever wruag hstuFe n mayaral
sieVtlons save AN e RHrr
ever Riexelman. 80 Hanrx =
pooF thfrd
HALEY. ~. u 80 kaoen nasioa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
Church Women
To Mark World
COmmunityDay

ns ley Vet coun<a e cwrk
women 81 eslshrate worid Csm.
muniiy Day ca Friday esenlmg
IL ,. ~. Nexsmbzr e iss1 II
n 6alxadw Ma.hodlm ckureA. A
dramatir pFssentstion entiEied We
~ nulld Peace ~ be Klvan n
tahaeau iorm wiih Ne varioas
ehweh somen partieipatAnN TAB.
lsaux wil hs prsssnied - follsws.
a. Pads Eplaropal Chmrrh.
Tahleas 4, Hzngsr asd Tasasas n.
Fnod.
chuFsh e Roek. Tahlssa III. Ia.
nnramee. and w EdBeation.
Fleming street. MethodiNs Chureh.
Tahleam v. Disease.
Fwsi PFeabytsrian chawsh. TAB
l04a vi. HEATH.
r 8alwadur Mefhodist chareh.
Tahlean VII. Dlacriminafion.
Ley Memorial Methodiss Church.
Tnhlanm VII. Brutherhood
Fr1s Msshodizs chursh. Tahlsaa
x. Hnia.
Flrm cnaEre9atAonai chmreA.
Tahlaau X. Love.
TIE 6ramatie presentafinn VII
Be . part 81 tie worxhip services
watch wnl BE- built aruund the
thsme. "bulding Laslina peaee. =
Uniasd chureh women kelimvs thae
peace b possihls - war i 30 IL.
ewifaoia. mt peace must he huik
en spiriiaal and moral values. and
must Dc hased On freedom ane hia.
tlee vita human decsnry aor al
mnnkind. One of ne ways that ths
women seek b make their nm.
enee feit is b dentify themselves
Vii the needs. tie sufIsrinRa. the
inngings q TIE people a the World.
ant Discipline themaelvaa 10 ahare
Ter ahandanee 81 spiritual and
maierial reaoafeaa. As q elimax Al
TIE service Ne Offering a. ma
MI BE- prensnied. Thase gNRs win
eonsisi a supplies such as wash
eiotAn, towels. hlanknta, pillow ca.
sea. sheets. &c. which vi Be NV.
en ~ tha women Cor use IN cars.
tian cenisFs II Kerea. Hona Kong
lndla, Pakisian. the Near East
bsrlin. Trieste. md olhsr paris a
Europs.
worid Community Day & an an
nnal ohservance q the Unlsed
Chureh women. Nnftomal cmncll
81 TIE Churehas of Chriss II ne
". s A. The ieeal eommlaiea A
ehargs e ths pfegram d Miss Ar.
isne MsTllh Mlas ]. q. slsrIlnR.
and Mr. James Satan. TIE pub.
NC , cordially inviind 10 attend the
serviee. 4 practice sesnion wil Ne
heid 81 = Salvador chwcA. Thurs.
day evening 81 T:W , n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
The
-
Wcathcrman
Says

20 wsss 80 vlrinay: Gsnarany
~ - ne teaay lhru wednes-
60. Camlla b mndnrala winda.
manny nnrtAaani and east Lew
- 4fa14FW tnmaahl a6mf ~ da.
wess; lie wsanssday ahous q
degrees.
Flsrids: Parsly elosdy tkru wed
nsaday. Lite eAanes n tsmpsra-
ERE.
Jaeknnnvala Thru Ths Fiarsda
slrais an6 Easl CT: Gensis =
m@aaxala mawfh9asi wimds thrw
Wednesday exeeps winda oerasion-
ali fraah fhrm ssralta. Party
einady wenfAer.
wasiarn CaFihhean. I1aha -
moearais variahls wlnds oVw e.
rene auutA noTtion. Klsewhere
meslafats . freaA win6n. easl b
nnalA9aaf ever eanl paFfinn ana
aasi q norlheasl ever weal png.
tlon. Party einzaay le eioudy waa-
81 IN scattered ahewsFs ira
e6maaaay.
WeafAsr sammary Fur Jha Tro-
peal Ailnntie. carlbbaan Sea and
kaal Cali o. hGaxieo: conditioms
remain rslaltEaly stable and fhsra
are 90 mMma AZ amw @mwmkmnama ala.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

ans sor rs uork &c sxanlssF e
unaerwurid ssg 49, tnr ne tsla-
visss senate er,ms Asariass = fss
years hsrk
WarnsF wua the nemocratie pFt
mary Ssgt - ~ ainosi 81 ever
ne incumheut yinreui n In
pelltier
waEnsrs hasksrs mrlu8s fnrmeT
Pfexatcni frumaa and Ala n
stexensca ths IRx2 nsmocratg
nomlnes Co prexdsnl h tAa a.
yeareld RisEelmsn's cerner. alaaa
WsA Eisenhewef b New Yeas
RepahliSan Cos. TAamaa -
nswty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

DAYTON. oAio n - TIE Gre
area h nsaEhy HATison TewnsAip
ecreamea and sersmmed and
erranmeA TAa tswnship liramen
e6n1 lear n They wsrs pienack-
hs.
TAnk hosi 30 ansursd ten ~
euEl4 h4Mf tAa ire aRUm a hls
hsma. xea. ~ aa4ad. thsre as a.
waya o. tslsphaaa. Thay evea st
> standln aispatrAaR 20 - rsgs-
lar dl2psiehaR could @ % tha Pc
&c.
came - EspaEt oi q Graas Ora.
Ihe tsmpnrsFy eixpateAar ixiad &c
hosia mlsgAsas. No amsweF. He
sEia4 19 siraA Eseryuna n the
eawaAAip = s4eapa tAa iiremem :
haaEa n - msks \ wurss. ne e.
p @paieheF euulaat esa ths area
kurna4 Ell
Fash, ha 50 tAa Grumsn fFam
Aa nasAburiaa townnAip ls dusse
- ne Thay FppuFtea 40 da-
maea-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
SEVEN DIE IN BOSTON

tcoutinund Frum Pace onel
soms q ths shsmisal b lsak 60
ard mu eta hauxits-aiumkaam
ors-Eiorsa N ths sane hold
Hs kaad wken the mixtar9 hegaa
n smuader. ere ef the mes thwew q
pa u water onto 4 ard eansed
"a violent ehemseal reactioa~
TIE coaSi Guard ealled toxether
q eourt ef inQalry % tnvsStAgsie
IT, disaster heelnning today.
Mere e the nlaxk Faieon's erew
Il 20 waa inmred. TIE shipn
master. X Lanxbalie. e. q Shei-
hourne. Australia. was at ne Gus
tens hause abtAlning elearanee far
TIE vessel b leave for Pal
aerlphis
SuFvivarn sad oue of the vie
tins. DAVID MeConaell. 81. save
hS life in saving 0theEa.
Fsllow wurksr Jack Cr0wiey. -.
Of Qulncy. said he sac Mcconnell
pua ''foar - Eve" men . safety.
ard added. Thea ! sac lam split
hs head cen 90 the hulkhead
his el0thing and halr caught fire. :
Crowley said be saw MeconneIl
stagger - TIE ran and plwngs ever
board. Rescuern paled him CT hul
he diea emruuie q q hospital.
IN addaion 10 ne Slack Faieom
and Leyta exriosions. . L. 3. SOW
ernmeutowned experimental fish
ing vessel was swept ~ . Sc. &c
IRE whils tied ~ In Bosfon Oct.
2. and . Navy radaF ship. tAe
US.S william x. wood. suffered
$500 damages oct- - Ia q ere
caused By q boiler flarehack.
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DALLAS, Ten. R-Deaactive u.
r. Does had . eass today h
shought might prove bot.
Tie Rev. Gee Brown. getting
ready % open q rev ehmreh.
checked me budding yestarday ard
found 4 had heen hroken lntn. He
called police.
Detective Dees eould find noth-
lng missing. bul somehody had
left seven aloves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

COLLEGE PAnK. "a m-Tha
umlxaEulay Cd MaEylamd exasmaion
snEwleo aays q. e nzparlmsnl q
ANrieMNp ariamti1ia are TAG
an9~ inascsa wlkA Faaloaelise ne.
tnrinln b eAaft thair NE hlatoFy
an1 travels.
Tha ''het" bnus enm ha asiaeisd
80 Gsi9nr eaunAars. even when
ct e mght-lor exnmpla. undeE
gAa hark q . txea. Chmxtina 10
spet travels 80 suAamaiagiHts h
enmarul waEk. tAa snaanxioa serxlea
sayA
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MARIA To ARRIVE

fContlnueo Hrcm FaGe Onel
eeeds bach 10 TIE MARIA Bene.
m Fund. Thsy EN- ne Poineiana
Laundry here.
Gene GoldberK. Baltimore. Nd.
Ciiftord Chnpman. Cuadeioaps
Cali. and waiter Pletsch. Poagh.
keepsie. New York. are the DAVIS
|crewmen Mo ioTaeyed 30 New
Vera b meet the uar orphan. Thsy
appeared on "a Sglllivans ~ show
oesoher = and Name tat runs
ne cent day.
ne Davis Adopted Maria . pear
ago under me Foster Paruut'a Plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

throush ne public address sys-
tem.
Fer ths memeut. 4 appeaFs hat
tne prisonREs offer no great Prob
lem. but what the Communists will
DO IN The face AZ their hnmlliating
rejeetion d atlll % b sen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
TREvOR vii DIRECT
sContinued irum PaNe Onel
Ne 1smss Aksiaua charal eroun
~ Dsiray snd neymaun maash.

= - = ~ AfA4#H
Ne 1swss Aksiass chsFal eroup
~ Dsirsy Ed nsvmaum naash.
Representative Bili Lmnlan wlI
speak st TIE regular luneheon of
tAe Coral Cakes club whirh vii
y bed honday noon q ne KEY
blneayns Hoael.
Reports will bs given during tie
BUSINESS sessions en- tie Paris and
Seattle International Conventions
and lnformatlon ca tie Roaary stu
dent Lean Fund and Rotary FuIn-
daiions will BE- discussed.
Also darlng The business sessions
. district aovernor win be elecasa
3 take over The posllioa from
Trevor for ne iassm term.
Mere than 80 RotaFians are sx.
pscted 10 attend TIE eunfernce
Members q the Key West elub
have made plans 10 see thas ne
loeal Eroup d Vel rspressnaed al
ne meet.
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kmay Go9dzrd and Cerfrade
byFnai hahtiHg. Nuwmam street;
aand props. Nsary Cells and joyce
Launasfs ataee prupa. Mr. and
"a. heArthy. JoAn MayeEs; and
pmmaeily, kAeAard Krinmnn.
fhs bay ~ b diEeesed b
laaepA haFka. TIE prenidans Of tAs
barn Players.