davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Closing Vote Drive
By Democrats Looks.
Like Siege 10 Dalton

Ted Dalton. Republican candi-
date for Governor of Virginia,
says the Democrats are hauling
out their "siege guns" in the
closing stages of the race.
Mr.. Dalton's Democratic OPP
ponent, Thomas B. Stanley, took
to the radio in Roanoke last
night to say that he "is per-
fectly willing to submit to the
people of Virginia the question
of repeating the poll tax as a
prerequisite to voting"
And while Mr.. Stanley was ad-
dressing a microphone, Gov.
Battle urged Loudoun County
voters in a talk at LeeSburg to
put Mr.. Stanley in the state
house when he moves out.
IF you think it's time for a
change, "the Democratic Gov
ernor declared, vote for the Re-
publican nominees. I don't
know what kind of a change it'll
be, but you'll get it,"
Gov. Battle praised the rec
ord of long Democratic rule in
Virginia and specifically its pay
as-you go financial program. Vir-
ginia doesn't spend a nickel for
interest and not one dollar for
graft" he asserted.
Almond Hoffman Debate.
Attorney General J. Lindsay
Almond jr., Democrat seeking
reelection, also got into the act
with a debate in Alexandria
against his Republican opponent,
Walter Hoffman. 1t was tht first
time in this campaign that two
major opposing candidates ap-
peared on the same platform.
Mr.. Hoffman, as he "a S
throughout the campaign, took
issue with a ruling by the attor-
ney general which has been in
terpreted as meaning that voters
who participated in the July
Democratic primary must sup
port the Democratic ticket
in the general election November
3. Virginia Republicans did not
have a primary; they selected
their candidates by convention.
Last night. however, Mr.. AL
mond said that despite the vari-
Gus interpretations given to his
ruling. a person is free to vote
according to the dictates of his
own conscience next Tuesday re-
gardless of whether or not he
voted in the Democratic primary
In a statement issued in Rad
ford, Mr.. Dalton urged Virginia
voters to elect him and spill the
strongest political machine in
America" Mr.. Dalton said he
knows that "the organization
| leaders and the courthouse
clique and big politicians are
throwing every once of their
strength into the final stretch
of the campaign"
FavOrS Poll Tax Vote.
| Mr.. Stanley said that, although
he favors a referendum on poll
| tax repeael. he still believes
there should be constitutional
safeguards for the maintenance
of current and accurate voting
lists that cannot be subject to
! fraud or manipulation"
| Meanwhile, these were the
latest developments on the near
by Virginia campaigns:
l. Alexandria Mayor Marshall
j. Beverley came out in support
of Earl Wagner over William c.
Bauknight for commonwealth S
attorney in Alexandria. Mr.. Wag-
ner is the Democratic nominee
Mr.. Bauknight is running as an
independent.
2. L. Clark eKating, Nominat-
ing Convention candidate for the
Arlington School Board, said that
two of his opponents, in attack
ing what they call "progressiv-
ism" in county schools, are ac-
tually attempting Ito halt the
program of education in Airing
ton" Target of Mr.. Keating's
attack the the Arlington In
dependent candidates, Dolph
Evening star., 1953-10-27

istration back
ing.
The Kansas
r e p u b ! ican
said he has
not yet talked
S p if i cally
with President
E j S e n h over
about pay in
cr e a S e S for
classified a n d
postal workers.
But he is a
Sc friend
and conhdante
Of the PreSi-
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Children Have Tiny Car

Ann Baxter, 9, and her sister
Elizabeth, Z, have tiny motor
car to operate in the garden of
their home in Little Bookham,
England.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
City Hall Fund Near

Falls Church expects to come
into a 100000 nest egg toward
Evening star., 1953-10-27

Record Temperatures This Year. =
Highest, 100, on Aug. 81 and Sept. 3:
Lowest. % on March ,.
High and Low of Last RI Hours. +,
High. Il. at ":l5 pm
Low, 50, at 5:l5 am
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast an
Geodetic Survey)
Evening star., 1953-10-27
The Sun and Moon

Rises. Sets
Sun, today 629 Ala
Sun, tomorrow - 6;3l 5;J2
Moon: today 9:i9 pm. 1903 pm
/ Automobile lights must be turned on
! one-nalf hour after sunset.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

psssss'sa n . vsFy ssssssss
mannar.
Jaek Clarks. long eonnscsed win
Ne Players. has ne minor role a.
Patty's strict father. q big. tough
lrish cop. Even for this small part
Carrie "a. a. local player aoers
have come 10 expsci. an sxeellent
choice.
Ths Key West Players seen 70
De Fortunate In Their bach stage
crews ever season. snd this one
promises 10 be no exeeption.
Tie scene for the observaiion
tower Of the Empire State Build.
ing % uellexecuied. but 81 deserv.
ing especial praise Il the apart.
meat q Doa creshsm where nos,
Of he action fnkes Place. Tie
mo1ernlstie firVpiaee with . tee.
vsSlon set ara hookahelxes mounted
aboxe he grats eombines wiih TIE
Furnishings of TIE place to give
one ne feeling % seeing ne IL.
terror of q wen.appolnied baeheior
spartmenl.
The make.up erew. headed ~
Pat L0wery. should come Ia fos
special praise Cor the realistic job
II giving Don Cresham . sinner"
In record time between seeaes. and
ior the aRAiae 81 David Slater.
TIE teehnieal erew consists Of
LaVern Lee. director; Danay CHE.
prodsction mnnager. Cd Bender.
stage manager: Frank ana Car.
lutte Penningion. Riek Ehrsnreich.
Dick ard Phyglis wensr. Is Petit
and Don Beiriger. stage erew NJ.
man Street. Chuek Dariing and
Les Daring, lshting arc Mar
garss Eagles ard Nadlns sisvsr.
painuns.
Propertes wers By John Meyers.
Anna ard Diek Nearby. Nsney
Gales and gsyes L0unders and
wardrohe mistreases were Ana
MeArshx ard Pat EnEleman.
The Barn Theatre = sure - -
eramed throuaheuf TIE week.
ever niFhs 81 80. t0F the snsuink
perf0rmancea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
Royal Welcome
Awaits Queen
In Bermuda

HAMILTON. Bermuda E-oussn
Elizabeth II lev today % this bel.
idayina pleasure ials-and . royal
welcome-for the first ofiieial stop
On hsF round.ths-worid commen.
wealth tour.
TIE young monareh and ne
Duke Of Edinburg lefi csnder.
MD. early today for ne las.
mla flight In the be Ameriean.
butt SiratoeFuiner
Bermnda Gov. Sr AisxandsF
Heed BEADED ne party % welcoms
The Queen and her husband In an
airport ceremony. the first event
Il their crowded oae day stay. TIE
royal eoaple wtn take of again
tomorfow Cor Jamaica 10 eoniinne
the six-month tour. may wlEl Wait
Australia. ceyioA. New Zealand
and 10 British Possessions and pre-.
teeiorates.
Highllghts Of their Bermuda pro.
gram Included . tour of the Island
. sFs>ch of welcome and response
b. he Queen al . jolnt meeting
Of the House of Assembly and the
Legislative councll, ne governor's
garden party and Q state dinner
a Covernmeni Houie ionighi
Tie Queen and Der husband
ioos CT IRON Londoa sfier an sn.
thnaiaslie fsrewsll from other
members e the Royal family, top
officials of the Bntish government
and thousands q Der eAsering SUB.
jscss.
An hour before. thsy had said
goodbs 70 TIER two small ehlldren
-Prinee Charles. 8. and Princess
Anne. }. a Buekingh4m Palace.
Sped By strong tai winds, their
olg plane. the canopun, raced
across the Atlantis o. cander In
, hoars and 81 minuiss. II reared
cut 81 the iog q minutes ahead
a schedule 70 9 perfect LANDING
On the BIC international airport
u vas The first tranastlanfie air
erosaine BY o relgning British
moaareh.
Althoash No esremony had bees
arranged stnce TIE siop vas '.un.
efiieial., the onean and the duks
made . surprise pesFancs 81 ne
plane door near the end Al TIE
ssminute refueling ard ssrvleinr
stay 81 Gander. A erowd Il 90.
gathered 10 TIE early mornina
gloom. ehsere6 mstlly.
Extraordinary safety precautions
surrounded ne fight. ROYAL can.
adian AR Force bomhers whieh
met the be Strstocuslser 80 niles
east II GandeF pr0vided an escort
Dor TIE hop 70 Reruuda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

hina TIE scenes q smosth ct a
prepaFntiont b0tors ne explana.
thnns begin-presamAhly % avead
ne hyaterical sceass which greet
ed Commurixs effaras q SEE TIER
lormer soldieFs 10 eome baek
In letter % the Neutral
Nallons Repatri1ti0a Commisxion
aaiea NoS. Il. TIE INC asksd TIE
commisslon 10 c0Gfrm iis belief
the Allies woald o. allowed % send
five South korxzns. f.se Amerieans
and five British explalners 10 the
expianation ste simuitsneoaasly.
TIE L n. BASED Is ease co thls
reasoning
I. The armistice aGreemeut gives
ne ''nation % whieh the POW bs-
long TIE Fighi 70 seno explalners.
z The rules say TIE number Il
such" explalners shal be not ieas
than Eve ncg more than seven per
I 900 PoWA
. Pnsoners belong 10 indlsidaal
nations-the Repuh.ic II Korea.
the uniied States and Great Brst.
ain-and not 70 the United Naiiona
az q military command.
a only Representatives II TIE In.
dividual nati0ns can Be- explsiners.
In q letter dated Nov. a. the
commission turned cOxn The U.N.
request. bit the A..ies renewed Il
today. explaining tber reasoning.
The commission said the INC
~ entitled % explamers a. TIE rate
q not less than i've nor more than
seven per 1000 PoHs. regardless
of nalionality.
The Communists today formally
demanded return Of three North
Korean security guards who sought
refuge On the L. y sids last Thus-
day and are stln IN L n. custody
The guards contend they we're
former South Korean soldiers Who
had been impressed INTO the North
Korean army AFTER they weFe cap
tnred.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NV fonK n - na steek
maFksl was eulla arrive tsday h
aafaT daallm1s via Prices mlned.
Lara hleeks wers "a Ihs taps
IN lnillal aaallnaa. ed aha Fush
een1lnusd . lllfls Eager tAaa usaal
beasse \ tapsFed Ell b % usaal
pasa.
PEisa shanses wsrs naFsuw wlsA
tAs plus siGns tea4,ns 10 b . ~
laRaa1 lAaA - minus alana.
AirGFafan. els and melinn DC.
lmEas zee hAGAer wAla mall erdar
hoasea nnd radie selsxinisn lssuas
weEa lever. o&Aar matur dlvlnisas
weFe seaaay y naTuWly mixsd
m9Aaf liDsks lnelu6sd nalllmsrs
a uAlo, elam4ard on mi, Laews's
Consolidated Nalural Gas, Aaisd
Chamleai. unlRnd AirwFna, and Dis.
taiels cerp. Lower wsrp soulAarn
Mailway. kaanaestt Coppsf. %
Pet AmeFtean Teeeeea. slnaa.
eahaf. MomagomaFy ward. ed
N&84&Ms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

Continues Prom Pa9e Onai
Republican motives. The people
are confused. eonfidsnee in both
parties undermined. the nstion In
jured.
The issue sat whseh party De.
tests communism most. hui how 10
deal with the serious problem of
espionage IN cur government. And
Il won't be resolved % the nations
advantage By shouting matches
and dsgrading eircuseS Of political
profit"
Stevenson referred 10 former
President Truman "a the indivld.
al "who has done mere than ans
living man % eheek The iorw ard
thrust Of Communism. and he
raped those whose words I'm.
ply disloy atty"
kAiassiiY eroVps ltslpsd
Applauding the ''enormoasly I'm.
proved" position 81 minority
groups. particularly the Negro. he
called progress Ia the south "even
more conspicuous tasn that In the
North"
"A believe. and I think IN com.
mon with the grest majority Of
thoughiful white PEOPLE Of the
South" be continued. that tbs
improvement must and an con
tinue
lie said that 10 keep The prom
lsss made By the Republican party
IN 1882 would have been about
a. easy g. Cor one Siamete twin
10 ump eff the Brue klyn Bridge
whlle me ether kept the skillet Dot
Cor TIE fab fry
Ard Ne claimed that on two
thirds a the ksy Issues IN ne
Last keskion. Democrats saved ths
Repubiican admlnisiration from
ne Repuhliean Ccuuesa.
The attitude Of many Repub-
lean leaders seems 20 be Z Like
Ike. bit I don't lac shat he
likes he remarkra
Sisvenson asserted that his par.
% ''looks more united than Il has
for . long time"
Until lately ne oopesiers we're
freely predicting that ne North--
South cleavage weird pun the
Democrats party apart Al The
scans" be said We loss or
election In 1851. hus we DID not
lose eur vitality o. sense q mis-
sion Ard the sheep thai suayed
ere daily coming tsek into The
fad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
IKE BEGINS

49, a@M@ 1&@s
we honor yea Cor yous eoalinu.
ins lsadsrship q ne free world "
Eisenhower rsplisd In sn iniOr.
NAL. tslsvised address thai he bad
been brisied Of lsagiA By has STAN
e eiva Liberties and the leagues
role In standing up for them. Bat
be said be wasnt song 10 tain
10 TIE league members about
somsthine u which hey know q
los more than I DO"
Thea he noted M wss reared
N ne West" In Abilene. Kan.
We had IS eur marshal for a
Iona time . man nsmed Wild Bgl
hickok. be said. N you donr
knew anything about him. read
yoar westerns mere
"Now that sDwn had a code and
! wss RAISED Is q boy 70 prins
nat code.
u vas: meet an, one face %
lace with whom you Disagree. You
eoild nos sneak up on him from
behind o. Do any damage 10 rim
without suffering the penaliy of an
outraged eitiaenry n you met face
70 lace and took the sane nsks
ne did. you could SET away atm
almost anything. az long a. ne
bullet was IN TIE frang "
HAT touched oli a round a
laughter. and then the President
said:
And today you i've after
az ~ nat sane eoct
IN this country II someone dls.
iikss or accuses you. Ne must cone
up IN front. He eaEnai hide behind
the shadow. Ne eanam asssssinase
yog o. yoaF character from behsnd
Without suffering the penalties an
oalraged eiusenry VT impose .
II Eisenhower bad any indlsldu.
ais n mind IN talk.ng sboas saeA
penalties. he named no names.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
HS-I Wires
Hare Luncheon

ofiieers Wives Of HS-i Aed :
lnncheon recently a. A and D
Lobster House. Hostessss were
Mrs. Y. J. Thomas and Mrs.. v.
y. Halssrsad. A raffie was won b.
Mrs.. MsFedith DE. Decorsuons
were frsis tiled horns 81 plenty
and yellow trumpet flowera.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

NentAh@eu tfUm PaGe Onal
aua. who oiasa afterwards played
h ior tns eompuasr.
Frana LISTS ehnrmine sona
mes ices. I'll fouow aloas vita
nrahms' caprieeia. 0pus ~ q pro.
euct q the composer richest
ersallFe peFiod
rha SpanisA lnflaenes an ~
FspTasanaea - Manuei O. Fauas
Anaaalu1la. @ ne ~yraag' Freneh
seheei h ne pshasay saa r.
gal tra6ltioa de- Falla . musix re-.
talns . Ft<h Spsnish flaxut-as tn.
llied b. ms piees eempossd n 4
aanea msiody fFem his nativs
opamish pruvlnes.
nabasay'a hnrmonae and suhae
mmfsetiems n ihe water 80 iollew
Ed Ne program will en6 wisA a
6Famaiie composites lFom sAs
esnks e the nussiaa mederaisis-
Tsesaias o. ti-~Ssrgs Psoko
eel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
CITY MOVES To BUY
gCnuf,nun.a Rrum paww o.,

f@@@saao~1 FF@W F@EN 0u9f
coademn shs property. q wss hini
ed today.
Commiksianer Carboneil halled
poa&ihls sequisition 81 the Land ~
tAe city IS "a nafural~
Tat property aets TIE govern.
msnt tloo 80 snnaslly - I'm cen
plsiely In lavor II buying Il " Ne
sad. Ne also potnied eft tat .
payment In lieu Il taxes 10 the elly
amounttng % mere than - thna
aand dallaFx eoaid be added 10 the
prufii 70 ths city.
We could pay Coz Il In four
years. Ne added
City commisxioner ne.io csbe
sai6 today nat ~ Il - faver -
TIE eity huyinR the land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

BALTIMORE n-cllal lnapssssr
kdward !. Lyeea 81 ths MaFyland
papafsmeni Il Melnr vsAielas was
nnea tloas n trafIse esurt ZEE.
tsFaay O. . eharsa a reckless
drsvins. Tsstlmeay Ihowsd : STATE
car hs vas driviag M ths epan
aoer e q PARKED auio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
United States Asks UN. To
Junk Russia's Peace Plan

UNITED NATI0A8. n. Y. -
rs Unllad msaan Gnllad On tie
um4a1 Nsllans fa1ag - - eaeh
nmd ever paFi IL nmsals's I'D.
msed "peaes pian"
ca q. g. Dalsnsas RamEy csb.
e Let's u. - - @astDa -
lakesl emmmAl1aa. ~Tha Eeaoln'
90 go e. g. boeks zeal aae.
ausiaiy wilA Ghs suAneA ia ely
Aln9 80 81 TaQHlFe e ~ ne
asFiai Umisa - 81 dlnEasnFaaas
eAsm
~ grsmlln ghssush ~ cAiaf
nslagsfs AnArsi Y. tlshlnaky, as
aaAsA - q. n. - ban tne alomle
a. hydrngsn bsmbs unoen1lfhen-
~, Ell - arms6 isrees e ths
- pewsrs bg Q ct ens.ihlrd:
fsIAi1 lngsl9n baasn b olhaf tesn-
arisa, and esndsmn westsEn anfi'
csmmuniSl psapaGan6a - waf.
mam10Fhna
nee asmsnas hass $50 -.
fnalaA. IN Go fnFm er anognaF,
egaE an1 eEaT h lha Assembly
g rs esmmitanaa TIE 8oViala
hsss fsvive1 80 eaeA sseessd'
IssSss1. O O. n. has adopssd
wa1lnrm pruposals Coz imiaFnaiianal
nsn1Hul e nneiaar weapons un6eE
slHim9anl sala9m8r6a 81 ne ell
m.mallan mf . dinnTmamenl 80.
mam whixh weld lnxlnde cuts h
. armed fnrsas Il ne ID pew'
nFa. IAa Assembly hss Fsfaso9 q
81 inAo C basas anaailon ame
kas enmdsmna1 warmenGaElns
pgspnnnnda lmpariially wiihsut 80
narf b iis erigIn.
Lodss SAD mm6aiam Charges thnl
o unllat Maias waa reaponalble
- prasnma weird lanahun wars
,'sAgismslI writes ~ pgoissSiaaal
enmmmmlnl aMa aFlmdsFu" and 70.
mla1s6 IN e tAs 90 pEosarh
60 o. 0uvH cen ausas seTiptuFa.
- b wsn q lei 81 ths Feesrd
ssgaraIns IS sahlaei. " Ledsa o.
~ - estates sGlsrsa q N
unlln6 ma1ss an4 ~ Ailles a
FanGh aEFesmanl wilA mnaaia q
% reunlEsafinn e flaFmany anf
So - Wssl 80 llmaIiy re
nginnElv eenelmasd tnai ths aexial
UmIon "a 50 wnml - enlnr lni1
mswMliatlema whiGh miNni ave pea'
tive Fa1mils. Nevertheless, Lea4A
saAA 90 vet slil isavsa ths doal
60
- o. pgupaannda, Leaus usv.
ezampla aIlaE exnmpls q vast n
eaIlsd 1gvisl mnsaa IN enaaFtain'
~. sxhooilna sd newspapeFa d
maha - mnaalans haia Ne Amer
ta4n psoNl1.
Ne aan 4. O. ellinnns waFa fral
- eas1 anrtAla9 80 Iksd aheul
kmanla. ~ ADDED
~na pasa - ysaFA kaTa arpussd
~ feaTa of many Amafleana thal
eesisi lmpsFialism on4angsrs TAR
aalaiv 81 lAalF way Il lie. n IA
eaiy natural ut meaa AmeFisanl
80 lAs ~ ci 90 preas ahouid
wiaw - 9exiss Union VII some.
lhlng ls11 naa afIerilon. glvon ne
&C. ~ d u plosiiae ear esnEue.
tim"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
The
-
Weatherman
Says
Says

Ksy west snd vielnity; Party
eloudy with little change In ten.
psrstarss thru Wednesday. Modsr.
sts 10 oceaslonsily freaA South and
Southwest virds. Low tonlghl Q.
bout ". higA tomorrow about g.
Florida: Party cloudy and mid
sAis silewnoon and tealghL Few
showers South poFtion this ailer.
noon- Wednesday clear 10 parity
slouay. bseoming eoolsE IN North
portion.
JseksoayiIle Thru Ths Florida
Straits ard East Gull: Moderaie
souih and Southwest winds Inereas.
hg 10 moderate 10 fresA tonighi
end Wednesday. shifting 10 nortA-
eFiy In exlreme Norkh Wednesday.
Mostly fair weather except . nv
Isolated showsrs South p1rtion.
westara caribbsan: Gentle 10
moderate saslerly wlnds thru Wed.
nssday. Party cloudy wssther win
widaly scattered showers.
ohsaxvaiisms Taksn &c clar oaAss
ley West. Pa. Nov. a, isSs
aa Q An E@T
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
NEWS
.RIE ES

SARASOTA 8-FFsd q wynans
a cisnFwaiar has homGha TIE
0Ean9s nlsssom Heiel here frnm
IRA. EllxabeaA FhBs.
Tha iostery. tis-Fpom hotsi wlfh
al fzrniaAlnas hremah1 eaas Coo.
pen boomhswer. re- estate aaant.
rapoFisd.
4 was eomsirusts6 IN rs &c a.
alles bun6ing and eonseFssd % a
hgaei Ia Ia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

LAKELAND B-Ths Z. g. De.
paFtmeni 81 Asrirulfurs IA pian-
nlng 10 ct - . fFxh expert a.
El1oFy eommiltaa n eoordlnals a..
asFis Il npVermmenl am1 indusary
Il Fs9alnln9 expuFt mafkats ior
eltFua and ether Trusts.
maFtin 3. hsarn. export eoordi-
natnT Cor FloFida cllrua muinal, !.
sd tAs eommiftss III ~ 70
braak d0wn barriers gnEA a. ehe
doilar aAsFiaes whlxA have arissn
= hleek Y. 3. frua sxpoEss slnce
weird War II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

TIE f0lowing esuplss have ap.
plied Cor marriage heenses IN the
otfes q Counsy Jadss Raymond
n. Lard.
John D. Harris. "a. WI. Bcea
chiea FED. and Betty Kays FAR.
hela. ~. ~ whiteAead
orxiile ]. wlnfrsy. %. WI. %.
ca Chica Fed. and Rata 4
keith. ~. Ssvannah. CO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

JACKSONVILLE A-pruspsetiss
pru6sasoEs q TIE new University el
hlaml medleal seha1 are among
- applieanfs ios licenses 10 prae-
Zee medicine IN Florsda whs cen.
pasis tests hare teday. n a the
laFGesl gFoup ever 10 taks tha falI
exnmInaliana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

TAVAnEs B-Fise iormer alsis
roed camp emplgves aeeused a.
iFsatln9 pFisassEs efuslly III 10
. TIL Fsb. !. Judss Trsmaa q.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-23
NORTH BASS
MRS. MARVIN cRossLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires were
away on business last week.
Helen Ann Zimmerman and Bon
ME Fox visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Crossley last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hooven spent
the weekend here at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Crossley
and Mrs. Agnes Waldecker spent
an enjoyable evening Saturda,
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zura.
Larry Wires was in Port Clin-
ton on business Monday.
Mrs. Ersel Maynard was at Put
in-Bay last Wednesday.
Due to the fog, rain and snow
the islanders were without any
means of transportation for three
days last week. just about every
family was out Of food supplies
We were all very glad to see Mil
ton Hersberger's plane Sunday
morning when the mail and gro
ceries were brought in. He tried
to get to us Saturday morning
but due to the fog had to turr
back.
Word was received last Sunday
that Mr. and Mrs. Orvill Law O
Circleville, Ohio, are the prouG
parents of a boy, born Jan. 3rd
! Mr.. and Mrs. Law formerly liveC
on the island and moved ava,
about two years ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-23
Governing Group
Named By Sims

Superintendent d. D. Sims, pres
ident of the Northwestern ONO
Association of Schools Administra-
tors, announced the appointment
recently of members to thelegls-
lative committee.
Named to the committee on
were Mr.. Herbert L. Bowman,
Bowling Green, chairman; c. d.
Brilliant, Napoleon; J. G. Demyan,
Defiance; Elmer J. Joseph, Han
cock County; Edwin Digby, Ot-
tawa County; Ralph r. Brown, HUI
ron County; F. S. Huyck, Wauseon;
A. N. Welter, Gibsonburg; A. B.
Murray, Bluffton; and Earl B.
Driver, Washington Township
(Whitmer).
The legislative group was deter
mined following approval OF sucn
body at Bowling Green State
University last December.