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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06

ii but she is improving now.
A4f. 49,. 49,. : .4..~.~. called
on Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith. We'd
nesday night
Visit Parents
Rebecca Easter OF Richmond.
and Mitchell Easter. of Hampden-
sydney College spent the week end
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Easter.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Gibson
and Billy Burcham. of Richmond,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burcham
last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Harry Midkif
recently visited friends in New
Jersey.
Mrs Earl Burcham and Miss
Cora Hawks. Of Cana. spent a
few days, last week, in the home
of Roy. Marvin. and Coy Burcham
Mr.. and Mrs Led Dawson. Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Dawson and child
rem. Mrs Harvey McMillion and
/ Ralph Stockner, of Richmond
visited Nh and Mrs Malcolm DaW-
I son. SUNDAY
4 Visits Father
Mrs. Glen Lawrence, of Mattoa,
called on Mrs. Dick Smith anC
her father. Tommie Goodman
Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grey ant
children. Of Richmond, visited Mr.
and Mrs John Grey, Sunda,
afternoon
James Smith spent Sunday will
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06

James Scruggs took advantage of
the nice spring like weather. Sun
day, and went fishing in Charlotte
county.
Harry Lee Scruess spent the
week end with his grandmother,
Mrs. H. G. Hickman.
Miss Myrtle Tatum spent the
week end with the Dennis girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
and Gloria visited Mr.. and Mrs.
H, M Morgan, Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Spencer ST. John
we're visitors in the same home
Breaking Land
Everyone enjoyed the well-need-
cd rain We had last Thursday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06

Jerry Helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Smith visit
ed in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. E. Morris, Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Corbin Easter
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Camp
bell, Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Dick Inman and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Coy Burcham, Sunday
Mrs. Earl Burcham. and Miss
Cora Hawks, OF Cana. Mr. Buddy
Harding, of Martinsville Mrs. Roy
Burcham and Mrs. Dick Smith
visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hard
ing and their baby girl, Saturday
Mrs. Blake Rector, Of Richmond
visited her mother, Mrs. Monroe
Easter, during the week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06

Lots of farmers are breaking their
land since the rain.
MI and Mrs. H NJ. Morgan
and Wayne visited her mother.
Mrs. Rosa Clements, who is III at
her home in Rice.
Saturday Callers
Clarence Bailey and Bill
scruggs were Saturday night cal
lers in the H. M Morton home
Holland Owen was a SUNDAY
night supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Scruggs. After supper.
they visited the B. w. Bailey fam
lily near Jennings Ordinary.
Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Morris
and Donald visited his mother
Mrs J. NJ. Morris. at Rice. Sun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06
Morven

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith and
Joyce Ann, of Warwick, visited
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Smith, last
week end
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Morris
and daughter OF Richmond,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Morris.
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Smith and
Nancy. James and alvin motored
over the Skyline Drive to Luray
Caverns recently
Attend Wedding
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Goodman
attended the wedding of Mrs.
Goodman's nephew at Calverton,
last Sunday
Mrs. Lewis Easter and A. j. and
Margie visited in Waynesboro and
came home by Natural Bridge
last week end.
Mrs. Marvin Burcham has been
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06
Amelia Social News OF Recent Interest

Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Kantzler.
of Chicago. have returned after
visiting their nieces. Mrs j. G.
Tilman, of Amelia. Mrs j. c.
Watkins, of Elkhart, and their
nephew. w. A. Kantzler. of Mat
toax. While here they all motor
ed over the Skyline Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. War
riner has as their week end guests
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett j. Kenealy.
of Baltimore. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward V. Marston, Jr., and sons,
of Roxbury
Stanley Hall has accepted a po-
sition with Virginia Carolina
Chemical Co.. in Charleston. S c.
The Rev and Mrs. John j.
Howard nd daughter. Mary
Meade, of Blackstone. were recent
guests Of Mrs. E. NJ. Weisiger
Mrs. H. O. Marshall is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. Lyon and Mr.
and Mrs Aubrey Coleman, in
Lane, S. c.
To Sail Soon
Mrs E A. Hollenbeck is spend
ing some time with her mother,
Mrs j. A. deKrafft. ST. She ex-
poets to leave in a few weeks to
join Sgt Hollenbeck, who is sta
toned in England.
Mrs. G. H. Beaver. of Black
stone, visited Mrs. S. l.. Farrar,
recently
Miss Mary Mason. of Lynch
burg. was the guest of Miss Mary
jefferson for the week end
Dr. Kurt Lcidecker, professor Of
philosophy at Mary Washington
College, and Mrs. Leidecker were
guest speakers at the October
meeting Of the Amelia Woman's
Club
Ohio Guest
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
j. G. Tilman were Mrs. Ruth Mar
tin. of Millbury. Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Kantzler. Mr. and Mrs
w. p Kantzler. Mi and Mrs. J
c. Watkins and children. of Elk
hart.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Holman, Jr
spent last week end in Roanoke
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Applegate
of keswick, were visitors in Amel-
ia last week.
Mrs. William Naylor and chill
dren, of Falls Church, are visit
ing her father. c. Y Hundley.
Miss Sadie Perkins visited
friends in Richmond last week
end.
Miss Mary Herman. of Peters
burg. was the guest of Miss Law
renee Baughman for the week end
Bridge Party
Mrs. James E Anderson enter
tanned the afternoon bridge club
last Wednesday afternoon in the
home of T. H. Wootton Club
members and other guests present
were Mrs. H c Rucker. Miss Otel-
ia Harvie, and Mrs L. K Den
ming. of Mattaox; Mrs F.. M sgd
nor, of MannboIo and Mrs. c. H
Wilson Mrs. J. B. Wilson, Mrs
c. A. Holman. Mrs G. S. Hall
Mrs. Thomas Stark, Mrs. H. NJ
Morccock, Mrs V. M Southall
Mrs. w A. Mortimer. Mrs. E. H
Burke, Mrs H A Jenkins. Mrs
d. H. Grigg, Mrs J. b Marshall
and Miss Courtney and Mary Tay-
lor and Lawrence Baughan.
Christening
Charles Agee Marshall, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs James B
Marshall, was christened Sunday
afternoon at Trinity Methodist
Church by the Rev F w. Eng
land in the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives
Among those attending were Mrs
c. +. Agee, of Farmville. the ma
ternal grandmother, Mrs William
Rixey. Of Farmville: Mr. and Mrs
Charles Agee, Of Richmond
Douglas Agee, of the Marine
Corps. stationed at Norfolk Mrs
Robbie B. Marshall, the paterna.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06
Burkeville, RID

Mrs Kate Garrett. Of Richmond
spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Josie Cook and the
Herman Cook family
Sinclair Scruggs, of Rice, called
on his brothers, Melvin and Dill
lard and families Sunday after
noon.
Many people from this COM
munity attended the Halloween
play and dance in the auditorium
Of the school. Saturday night.
Harvey Tharpe> and Otha and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06

grandmother, and Mr. and Mrs.
j. G Aylor and children. of Gret-
ma.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes and
children, of Martinsville, were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Barnes
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06

Best goose shooting is around
0 o'clocE in the morning, but
sometimes they Will come cut il
the evening, around 5 O'Clock us
ually Sports Afield
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-06

day. and we're Monday night visit
ors in the Melvin Scruggs home.
Evening star., 1953-06-04

to SD. the big screen or what
have you. # Sol Lesser used any
Of the new mediums. it would
Immediately make obsolete all
previous Tarzans. =. Which re-
minds me: Lex Barker, back
from Europe. has to move in with
his press agent. because Gene
Nelson has his apartment which
he in turn rented from Pat Neal.
Lana Turner has lit q, match
in the direction of her Flame
and Flesh" leading man-blond,
Brazilian Carlos Thompson i.
Still they go to Honolulu. Now
it's Macdonald Carey and his
family, leaving in two weeks.
\ \ +
Marjorie Steele and Hunting
ton Hartford expect their yankee
doodle dandy on July 4. So do
Herman and Yvonne Hover (.
Talking of babies-Virginia Mayo
takes a suspension at Warmers
June 6 until after she's mama.
So how is she going to pay Mike
O'Shea's alimony to his first
wife. as ordered by the judge?
After his TV show, Eddie Can
tor was set to break out with a
party to celebrate 80 years of
married life with Ida. But the
doctor said no. Eddie's okay, but
has to be careful.
Dennis Day, who plays those
dopeS on radio and TV, reckons
Evening star., 1953-06-04

/ to make a half a milton dollars
this year. Also, he owns OUT
right two large apartment houses
and two businesses In New York.
Smart dope.
Wally Cox, TVS Mr.. Peppers,
should never have announced he
was in the market for a wife.
The line has formed to the left,
right and front.
Jane Wyman can have a new
contract at Warmers for 10 pic
lures in five years. She'll be
smart to grab it'll soon be
each star for himself with the
few pictures being planned.
Ingrid and Roberto Rossellini
paid the hospital bills for Ameri-
can Actor William Tubb in Rome.
Ingrid hopes to come quietly to
this country early next month
to see daughter, Pia, in Pitts
burgh. But not with Rossellini
along.
The Robert Ryan pan is in the
fire for seven reels Of Inferno. /"
All by himself. Which puts Bob
one up on THE Fourposter."
\ NJ
Rex, the hat man, just back
from Europe. says the best
dresses and chapeaux are worn
by, American women. and the
duds have American labels. I
agree with him. Clothes over
there are too fuSsy.
(Released BY NANA)
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Homes Without Wuter
As Pump ReYerses

Residents Of the fremont
Gardens project near Falls
Church, Va, were without water
in their homes for several hours
yesterday.
Mrs. j. B. Smith, treasurer of
the fremont Water Corp. said
newly-inStalled transformers in
the area apparently caused the
pumps to reverse. Residents were
able to draw water from the
pumphouse for household uses.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Graham
Continued From Page C-6)

NNOAAV4AANCO EAOA U6O wv
stars. he just had to list them
alphabetically-Humphrey Bo-
CART, Jose Ferrer, Van johnson.
Fred MacMurray, and May
Vim.
Ken Murray will do seven
shows a day with THE Western
Blackouts." shutting between
the Downtown and Hollywood
Paramount Theaters with 1.-THE
Marshal's Daughter"
It's the end of the jungle line
for Tarzan. No more are planned
after '"Tarzan and the She
Devil" and you can put 1t, down
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Qualification
EXPRESSED AT
Commission Plan

TIE Navy noted villa gratlflea.
tioa nat ne new ely commisslon
hns promised 10 lmxeslinafs Navy
charges thni taKl drivers at ne
oot e lusal S. were panderiaa
Capt. C. L Murray chief ~
staff 10 Rear Adm. G c. Towner
eommandeE % TIE Naval nane.
made that staiemant yesterday 81
. meeting 81 TIE Armef Forces
DISCIPLINARY Control Board. Cart
muFphy. presiding oflieeI a he
meeting. recalled thai Adm. Town.
er had written tee letters D. MAYER
G. ,. Harvey and ne eiiy con
mlaaioners asking nat lhey revoke
ne licenses 81 eertaln eah drivers.
TIC first letter vas rejected b
the previons city e0mmlssian un
the gruunds that re Nnvyn char
Hes uere ct baekeS BY sulFiclens
lnfnrmaiion.
TIE secon6 letter. aadrpssea d
the mayer and uew city eommls.
sioners. was received wlth tie pro.
mise hat action would ~ taken
sithough the admiral 90 not pre-
seal aay addliional svidsnse ar n.
formasion wiih his secund letter
We merely Feiieraied lis positlon
n ne aeeond letter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Plans Advance FOu
Jaycee Christmas
Lighting Contest

PrepaFstions are underway for
the flfth annsal CHRISTMAS Lwha.
nc Coufest Eponsored ~ the 1un-
ior Chamher ef Commeree. Exact
date Dor the start of TIE eompefi.
ton wki be announced ~ TIER
planninE committee IN the near
future.
As In the past there on be thres
classes IN TIE eontesi lncludins
residential gindoor ard ouidonrl
and husiness
ne eoufsst has been a. annual
event since Ieis wh9n ghe Coca
Cola Betting Company posted $40
h Prize money. They have ean.
tinued 10 sponsor the eontest alonx
with their Christmas hEhnng pro.
gram.
in aaditioa 10 the hghtinR eon.
test tie Jayeeex have ordered A
(Continned On Pags Teal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Polling Places
Cut To Five
For Tues. Vote
Special Act OF
Legislature Lets
Number Be- Cul
For Light Vote

In q move 10 save taxpayers
money, there vii be i've Instead
q ~ voting places Cor next Tues.
days school eleetion.
Horace O'Bryant. superinlend
ent Of public instruction, today
sad q SPECIAL Sci q the leEixla.
ture had gives permlssion 20 set
~ the i've polling places instead
81 the II due 30 TIE hight vote
usual IN ths election.
Eseh vssinu snschins eesis $50
10 rsnf irem ths ssyusY Ne Sad.
sns sssA - re ssvr peepss snss.
are sash pslllns spss 10 paid
80 ssF re DAYS wsgk.
With i've Instead Of II polls. the
eleciion will cost $50 In machine
rsnt instead If $50 ard 500 IL
pay Instead Of 81 90.
Tuesdays election ON nAme
tAree sehool trustees ard also De.
toe whether o. not the present
seven mills sehool tar rate will be
eontinued
Tie sshesls ere asking nat shs
pFsssHs sever mills rsss be esn.
sinve6.
those seeing fhs trustee oliice
tCcntlnued On page Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Warned
To Get Licenses

state Conservatioa Agent Joe
knight today warned owneFs ol
ahrimp beats tat thsy muss par.
chase Florida fishing licenses BE-.
fore they start operatians IN Key
West waters.
kniEhi said that he I'D received
. special directive frum me State
Conserxatson Department 10 Tai.
lahassee telling him 10 make Q
eheck Il the sitnatinm due 20 the
haze influx of shrimpers OR TIE
winier season.
Appaieaiions are awanahle AZ
Anighfs office. it25 Elirs Street.
Charges range from ssxen % IS
cellars dspsnding Co sAs sine ct the
beats. he sad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Regulations
Apply ToN Navy


Navy laws and regulsiions Apply
10 military psrsoansl "a hours .
DAY. 10 matter where they are or
what thsy are wearing. Capt. c.
l. Murray, chief q staff. sad yes.
tsrday.
Capt.. Murray made that state
msnt 81 q meeting Il ths Armed
Forces Disciplinary ContrA Beard.
Il watch he Il presiding efAeer.
HIS Statement vas made ~ TIE
board clarified ths Navy's : q. m.
eurfew o. military psrsonna In the
Key West area. n seems hi some
persons thoaghs The eurfsw applied
only 10 haEs-thst military psrson-
nei must be ct 81 bars ~ tat
hour. TIE emrfsw also means that
Military personnsl must be eff TIE
streets by tat hsur.
"a. J. ureeA. shers Pairol of.
W Na@ esssaas tsAa
ne Naval BASE. Key west. lastrue.
ticn asied osl
~ psfseansas = 2n<h fnn4
are PEoalnilea uom slAilla4 an9
sEe&asnsAng 1wea = Eonfs q
: : =; sna - ~ seFs sna
e1iahllahmemts n tAe Key Wesl
area ssrvine inaoxieatins hevsr
ases. DnFing tnis pexlods military
Rerssans. wm - OF ne streets q
nsl MeA ekeept wnis pfoeeeaing
- ms1 aemasnss g 70 o. nem
snsiF eatS s.aions
- so.nee.loa VA miils.ry PET
on.s sn".mk WI Inasnnnesuos
s.F1. - saess rsua memeers'
- vEssn rae nom : - COY
- @s NsSss s""s rau@ man'
~
-. s,y 49,, ne = - sImea
losees sonIssE - eaaaaasal - ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
NayMen May Be Put In
Uniform At All Times
Disciplinary
Control Board
Hears Problems

Military personnel In the
Key West area may be put
IN uniform ~ all timeA Il
was limited yesterday At .
meeting Of the Armed Fore
e Disciplinary Control
Beard.
Get c. l. Murphy, chef e
STAT and pfesidlng officer a. the
beard masllnN. sad The Navy mas
expeFienxlng considerable diiiicul.
n IN obialning eooperation fFom
ne hnrtendera m handling military
perBonnal n civilian clothes.
~ wezid hs . vsFv simpis
pFanlam TO hamala," Ne nddaa.
~ mlilssFy pssssansl wsss -
h ualisfm."
Tha nuhiaet a. wyik's Reslan.
rani and Bar, Sioek Island nlghi
spot nat wss put of hmis Nov.
y also eame ~ a. the meeting
Ths Ben as slapped on wylk's
fsr refusal b cooperate WITH the
ahors palrul. the Navy sid a tat
tine.
\ aame &c vssisrdsY shsa
- - Esisssd 10 appssr g.
aN'leess % . navy spsslal sssFs
maFI|ni.
CT. Karis G. Goraon. legal oi.
uNaF n - Naval base. aaM Wa
haa rela1ed d appear buf lhal BE
lanllmong was GO considered IN.
porinni enenEhi 70 Issue > suhpoe
~ for hin.
Ills refusal" CIR. cordon 80
I'd. ia faFfAar eyldenea n IS
iaAuxa - eooperaae 80 ths ~.
espA AasrpAy rsss : reuvasa
Nem z Han 80 sid Ne -
bsushf Msm's To- Rsem, ~.
nmsF Sleek laiamd hawdy hewas.
rhs re- ewnsF Feuuealn6 lhaa
- hsvv's sil Ilmils hsn En- &c
pse-egtv - lllled. Ths wrlbas u
- lstsar said ~ hsd msnY Ne.
' iFlsnds and ~ wanlsd sls
I - % fhaaa eFlemaa eouia
visla kim.
Capt Murray asked tAe shors
Cuntf~HF% On PAGE Teal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Man HOspiialized,
Woman Jailed
After knitting

a bloody kniis hghi I.si nisis
sent . man 10 lhs hospliai ana "a
commonIaw wiie 10 fhs eounty
jan. ne shsrifrs dspsrtmsus -
ported.
TIE Monrus cousty CsnsraI No.
pitai today said EDDIE Reese. -
wss n FAIR eondition. Ms wifs. A.
m Nae Williams. n. Il In al aa
. eharEe e aassui1 wfh . dsafiy
weapon. Bead as SCI 81 ti.0o
sAs waa badly .sAourh nsa sss.
iouaiy cut. - stitches beiaz neeA
ed - patch her -.
he hghi started 81 eG -
yesterday uith the uoman uslna
= fise-inck blade ps<ksi knifs 81
ne mas SANG = four-inch nprins
tContinsed On Psss 1'snl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Man Is Fined For
Illegal Cra,cfish

a hisni Hshsrmsn wss s,nsd
IS ~ Peace lsssiss n. o.
xsftsrhswss N hsrsshsn yss-
tsrdsy whsa Ne wss tssnd
ssilfr 81 possession ~ vnasr.
siHsd erawfish.
sssss csnssFvsslsa Assns ges
knishf idsnfifssd re msa 90
esbsFs y. essss. kaisml. sna
sad net Ne srrssssd kim ~
hsyins ssms - srswfish salls
vn6ss re LEGAL siss 81 On ~
shss. TIE arrest wss mace -
cea<h ksY Fai u mllss nariA
~ Msrsfhea.
knishs ssld net Ne spssssa
sAs ssshssmsn ssssina - falls
sverbeard 20 svsbd axsexsisn
bvt net " Feesssrs1 - e..
tFsbsnd hsh N shslisw wsfss
snd plsssd thsm IN svldsn<s
ss'srs pssss 1gssiss xsilss.
hswsr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

West to sl7.7al.
"rhere sre siill many ships a
aaAiEnmeni ai other siationt who
we have noi approached a. yef.
he declared. Total number eonlaei.
ed h a.oeo. the rrpoFt showed.
Seventy .nine per cat a those 81.
cited have made contrihutiona &C
pledges.
o. the total. sii.soe represents
actual cash collected. Capt. Ben.
lnett sad.
wllllsm q. hsAisfi. pvsssli
csmmsniiy Crest campsisa
shsiFmsa tsdsT nsssd . hsarfy
weii dsas" - 80 Navy go
thsir shssias N NE. sAs ere
csmmsaisv chssa fsns drive N
fisa years here.
ne Navy Il more than carr.
nc thelr share q ne load ana
Esvlng the civilians something 20
shoot a" Nehleti said today. s.Ths
way ne campaign h shaping %.
q l0oks very optimistic
Campaign goal h ssnz -
Tselve local ehaFltshls and social
orEaniIatiens I'll benefit from ne
fund drive.
ns NAVY furh.r rsporsed Aus
nrse Submarines. . suhmaFine re-.
sus vessel and ne Marine Bsr.
raeks haze reesixed eontribufans
fEem 100 per eena q her psFsoa-
NJ.
Ths rsspsnss e ne civilian Ea-
vai Siatioa shops snd eflicers are
af 30 per cent
A. . meeting e ths Nays Gen.
muniiy Chest workers. Wednesday,
plans were made Cor TIE sacond
bali q ne drive. One q ne pre-
hlsms noted was thai e rsosising
progress reports from ahlps re-
CURED 10 bs abseni from Ksy wsst
during The campaign.
II general. these alps are bar.
tieipaiing IN the key West drive,
6ui N some eases this has cna-
hieied vita Community Chest cam
paigna helnG earrisd co In cites
uhsre Ne ships are temporarily
located.
siudenis who ere stiendinr ths
various Nsvy sehools loeaisd In
ksy West have hesa asked 10 ioia
ne local drive. Navy civilian en-
plogees are also n ne campaign.
sines Solicitation n Key West I'll
Dc II the place u employment
Circuit Cours ledge Aqailins Ls-
20, IT. president ~ ne Con-
tContlnned On Pa9s TenD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
2OMOnih-Old Girl Badly Hurt
In 5O-FOOt Plunge From Window

Iseny monA &c Sharon sowe fair eondnoa today asr
sne ea 80 hem ssc0nd story window Columbia Res
aursni building ~ Duval street
sesssa wsa rssAsd re essv hsspasi ~
We osp~F ssspe NsrnaaAss mmsdsssly
ssg se~stsa ~ Navy specialist rsvsssd tAss shs So
ssas Wsm heessFsd sAsn shs dssshas sna
ehsvsss ssws 81 - puvsl sfrsss saarsss.
tae III was Waiting the grandparents Mr.
sno ~ Senad Paea the shs apparently
osea opea ssFesn and puneed sdswk striking
$50 re screams Of Der grandmolher attracted neghbor
Mrs elma Maufy she phoned Cor an ambulance
om Dsur AeH HenandsE lhe and the
Rn e Galsy nospaa- she unconscious.
Fee neorze tat she struck ledge feet ron the
oaa sakng BE- CAD somewhat preventing further iju
hsr uanamelher sd that she I'D TIE tiny gr
tened.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
ROtarians Hear OF Big Land
Gift To Key West High School
Plot Will BE
iced To Complete
Athletic Field

Horace o'Bryani. superintendent
u public instruction. told . ian.
eheon meeting of the Key wes,
Rotary Club yesterday Of the Sin
Of a plos Of land 10 the Key West
HiEh School 10 eOmplsse iis attn.
letic field.
The lsns. % hY iee lsss. ga
sivsn ~ a. 9. eeisa. ssfhsr.
inisw 81 Charles Tharnhusuh
whe 10 nisnsssF 81 Rsgi's Rss.
lsvrsni here. This set IL b
tween IAN ard TEN sareuss Cd.
lassnf 10 Pein<isaa sehooi.
o'Bryani, who vas guest speak.
e. al The mncheou. discussed the
County SehOol Tar. Is MS chief
topic. outlinlng TIE background 81
the couniY schooi system and dis.
trictS In relaiion 20 the eleciion of
trustees and the vote % Freehold.
ers on the millaRe assessment
neceskary 20 maintain educational
inxhiuuons.
Ne sisssd fhsi re prssens ne
sehoels IN ne eevnfy. hus siss
- proviee ths sHpsnsioa 81 gsel.
hiiss mace ne<esssrY ~ rassaiv
sxpsndlnw popvisfisns IN Msrs.
thea ed ~ rsxsrnier.
Schools IN these tao communities
were described b. O'Brysnt az
beng "pltifully oVerrroxded
We stressed nat Monroe Coansy
has q loser miilaRs levy than nest
coanties includias Dade which has
an assessmeni u "a nils O'Rry.
at Pointed oui that fsHur. A
maintain the present Ia mn Tar
here woaid mean drastic eursall.
msni IN TIE coming slerfion and
impairment a educsu0nal fseili.
lies in thls eounty.
Presidehs II Rotary ne Rex
kalpA Rogers. asked fellowship
Chairman Geores Ehrhari 20 nitro.
aace the meeting guests who IN.
cluded n ~ Eaten q creen Lske
Va. Guy p Ranney ~ Sprinrfield
~. Carries " BledSoe Angola
Tea. Jim Nelson. of Lewisson
fcontinsed On Paes Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Abuse Fired
AtDean By
RedDiplOmats
US. Envoy Sees
Communist Action
AZ Stall To Wait
For Further Orders

PANMUNJoM - - Communist
diplomats fired a stream Il abuse
81 Us Ambassador Arthur a.
Dean today instead of answering
rs repeated demands 10 explain
their funny" plan Cor neutrals b
attend The Korssn peace eonfer-
ence.
Dean said ne BED ''harangus"
probably was Iast o stan Until
Peiping or Moacow sends orders
70 Communist diplomsts meeting
Al Panmanjom 10 plan ne een-
ference.
Dean sad Friaays subcommii.
Tee session 90 composites and
site could be- wrftfeh eff as o
kind Il nero"
Another subeommItf.e working
On . starting data reported 90
progress
B0th are scheduled 10 meet
again Saturday.
The Communists want 49,
belliRerent nssioas 70 attend ne
eonference withoIt q voae On ma
Ior issues Thsy apparently have
abandoned early demands tAai
some non belligsreria have fall
partieipatson-s plan exactly o.
posiie The uN. proposal for Q
nesting ~ only those naaions
whieh fought IN Korea.
Dean's pressure on ne Reds 10
give details u their proposal lndl.
Gates ths Allies might hs xslllng
10 reach some soFt a eompromise
lie tod the hsds FRIDAY.
fou eannot expect ne % eon-
Siaer serloaais. az b. pas Co %
ne ether u nssions whom I req.
resent. those aspects of pour pro.
posal which are fks from clear.
eannot ransma thsi WHICH ID
iuxxy
when he left washingfon. Dean
bore instrucuons onl, % zen.
rhange wees" CO eompositian.
Dean sad ths CommuniSis uould
- explain what observers wouid
90 81 ths eonferenes
Instsse. he Sad. thsy delivsrsd
~loas. abusiFs. Hl-tempsred ks.
tContinued On Pass Teal