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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
AN AIR SPEED LIMIT

The Chief Pilots Committee Of the Air Transport AS
ISOLATION organization scheduled arnes has recon-
mended that aircraft be required to conform to speed
limit in areas Of terminals and arports and adjacent
areas The speed limit is proposed safety measure to
prevent air collisions.
An official of the Association recently announced
that the Associations committee had recommended the
speed limits to the Civil Aeronautics Administration in
Washington The committee recommended that aircraft
cruise at $50 miles hour at lesser speeds outskr
Of terminals limit of $50 miles an hour over air.
ports and adjacent areas suggested
While the country has yet witnessed few mid-air
collisions of large passenger arlners the air lanes are
rapidly becoming more and congesed and it only
matter Of time before such tragedies will occur unless
proper preventive precautions taken in time The pro-
posa for air speed limits though sounding perhaps pre-
mature to constructive proposals which will save
the lives OF air passengers in the future followed they
should be-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
Accused Nazi Not
Admitted To
Medical Society

NEW YORK - a yienness
aseier accused d being > iofmer
Nagl has fsAed to gain sdmiitsncs
INTO he Medical Sssiety Of Esw
York County.
Members - ths society Monday
sect against he recommendations
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committees snd voted doNn ne
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
NICE AND RESEARCH

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
La FARoLA DEL MoRRo

Lleva mas de I'm siglo alum
brando la Farola del MORO. Pero
no obstante ser va una anciana
centenaria, Sc mantiene bien con.
servada. Tai cual las sefioras de
avanzada edad. que Sc maquillan
y hasta Sc gastan miles de pesos
en- hacerse una cirujia plastica,
que solo consiguen al final, no ser
otra cosa, que unas "vieias" re-
mozadas. Pero, ell ADJECTIVE cali
ficativo de "Vieias," no Sc 10 quita
Ell travieso Disturb del cirujano /. +.
La farola todas las noches dirije
su nirada hacia distintos puntos
del LELAND horizonte, indicando al
nautaque la observa, que Sc esta
acercando a La Habana.
Los habaneros que nunca tu-
vieron oportunidad de salir de su
ciudad, y que la contemplaron
siempre desde el murod ell male
con, desde una cercana azotea,
no comprendcran nunca la emo
cion que Sc siente, cuando tras de
muchos af,os de auSeneia de La
Habana, Sc Ia diviSa deSde lejos /.
Es enconces, que Sc produce en-
nuestro espiritu una extrafla resu.
rreccion y TODD 10 que antes de
abandonar la Capital nos parecia
cansino y aburrido, ahora al re-
tornar,n os va pareciendo bello,
interesante y sentimos que sc
renueva nuestro afecto y Ia farola
del MORO es a raanera de una voz
oculta, pero imperiosa, que nos
adyierte cue valvemos a casa y
que tenemos que amar siempre
eSa casa y est ciudad, donde tantos
buenos y malos ratios pasamoS. en-
dias que Sc fueron para no volver.
81 esa farola pudiera hablar y
contar todas las tragedias que ha
presenctado sobre eli mur0 de
piedra que IL sostiene, sin duda,
que podria dar un interesante
curse De historic.
Durante un siglo ha contemplate
escenas, verdaderamente truculen.
tas. Ciudadanos caidos unos wees
" lanzados otras al mar, deba.
tiendose con las olas y con los
hsmhrie4itos tiburones que por ALI
merodean con frecaencia. Cada-
yeres de suicsdaS, mecidos suave-
mente por los olas 49,.
Ha viSto tambien. eomhates
navales. tales como el ehoque de
unae orbeta francesa con atra de
bandera alemana. cuando Ia guerra
entire arnhoS passes Ell afio 1870.
Horrori1aaa, sin duda. preSencio
el hundimiento del Sanchez Bar,
eastegui. " que salia a 0seuras del
Puerto, trupexando frente al Nero,
con IN harco de Ia Compaaia de
Herrera. ofreciendo IN soberbio
banquetaEo de Soldados espafoies,
los tiburones de aquel lugar
Observe, sin denunclsrlo. dis.
tHtzs argueias para hariar 81
bioQvco que esta5leciera Ia maTina
estadounidense. euando Il eorFlicta
aFmade entire amhoS PASSES
Pero 10 mas gFands. b mas
importante. 10 mas solemne de
tadas las eosas cue Sc eFectusron
Il vista &c Il Farpla DEL Norro,
fus Fl haher visiD suhir tres dis
tsnsas hsadeFas eano Simholo de
differences gahirfnos Mayor eae
eSS emo<ioon, Solo paeaE habeR
sensttSo ess faFnis ~ inefshls
hieaessar 81 euenta de cue he
vESi0 ponsTxe ii Sol, Garanae todo
IN xAsin.
SAa sagsaseEa Sc IN maatsnldo
iacol0Me. Nj las n8s ex4vas y
tuEsosas oaas en- dizs de- eleaones
tFsplSalea y dc ria de mar. ban
Fe1xs F1EaE<r sha xSas 60 SIS
eaqrmss pseaTat
ha resssssaa 81 saFsse ia1ss tes
enahafss ~ Ia etaa. i ala exf4 v
ALI &c raanswnesrk nor tassna -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

The following members 81.
tended the social meeting Of the
Junior Woman's Club which was
held Thursday afternoon AZ The
Weman's Club. 1907 Division
Street: Misses Msiei Gait, 20.
rethy Park, Rita Pinder, Flea.
nor Davis. Alice Jones. Julia
Jonss, Tessie FsIk, Amelia LOe.
i5nani, Camille Pierce, Nellie
Louise Russell. Relins Curry,
Florence Sawyer and Susan Ia.
kia. and Mesdsmes Howard vii.
son. Waldo johnson, isabel Ball
and Benjamin Sawyer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
Safety
Notes
tReieSsed by The KwPD In
Re Interest OF Public Safety,l

The other day we named
Drowning" as one of the Four
, Horsemen who bring tragedy to
US in civilian life. Key West has
remarkably clean record on this
score in view of the fact that we
have so much water around us.
However, now that warm weather
is approaching, hundreds of people
will lose their lives on various
beaches and lakes throughout the
U. S. Your name could be listed
among them. Our record for this
type of accident is good but by
no means perfect.
As.is the case in any emergency.
when trouble arises while swim.
ming keep cain. In the vast
majority of drowning eases, the
desperate struggle resulting from
fright has brought death to the
person involved and often, even to
his would-be rescuer.
Saying Keep cain" Is sort Of
like the mouse advising. "Put a
bell on the cat''. II is a fine idea
how does one go about doing
it?
Calmness can be achieved BY
several methods. There is the met
bod Of the God-beiiever whose
Faith has become so sincere that
he is able to turn any and all pro-
blems over TO a Power greater
than himself. Throughout the ages.
sublime examples Of this type Of
calmness have been illustrated in
the lives Of people faced BY terri
Bile danger or suffering. Tortured
Christians and persecuted Jews
are readily thought Of when speak
ing Of such calmnesS but any walk
OF life or class Of men can show
proof Of the efficacy of Faith. Ed.
die Rickenbacker, one Of the fore.
most aviation experts OF today,
/ provides an excellent case history
on the subject.
There is another way Of facing
emergencies in a calm manner =
one Of personal detachment. Doc
tors are supposed to lock askance
at people who talk 10 themselves
but the next time you're in q tight
spot, try talking the problem over
viii yourself In a third person sort
OF way. What do you care what
the doctors say IL YOU can save
your life or someone else's1 As
an example.
/ The writer once fell from under.
meath the rnadbed OF Bahia Honda
bridge. When he heard the cry,
Man overheard" he locked
around 10 see VITO hsd fallen.
found COT that il vas himself. ard
Immediately vent iatu 3 spiel with
the words @Will. Pal. yOa're ia q
( hellaya spot nosF. Wha'eha gninz
do The average brain when
forced ts 90 50. w0rks with he
rsplaIsy Of electricity In such CIR.
eamssanees ard b. tee tine BE-
had ut the usseF. three distinct
eaQFses ct setaa had presented
themselves.
Calmaess doesa's mean thas
fright IS undesirable Ia he asra "a
II sns asEzsres sgaa0na before
srcahss arises IL .asRrAl Nature
rEpxs6es 4 way Ia sllmanate fear
thrasgh shosk after N secsaezs
uSesFs hEf EaEart4aasegg immsszs.
as shoek is sea3om psesezs when
pxTsen fases 4rs@E3zg Perhaps
iels il eEs Teas41 taas ~ nany
psSE4s sss1 SO gzlsrsxFS !.
aexs E1ssf EgRa Il Eea Easss.
sasaaa~~@eses-aasFarssas
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

A. . meeting Of Arthur Saw.
yer Pest No. "a. American Ls-
glen. held last night. an election
Of officers was held with Worth
Donald WeIeh being selected Is
Pest Commander. Other officers
elected weres Herman & Ander.
son. first vice eomnandsFs
George W. Skies. seeond vlsa
commandsrl Jobn W. pinasr, Il.
nance effieeFs Nersi c. Rokegis,
chaplain: Harold g. Russell. his.
forians william A. comsz. sss.
oesnt 81 arms; william y. Pie.
asls. service sftiesrs snd !. P.
MeDeFmess, 1divtssi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
Peoples Forum

saaas ~ Sc eaFseA 81 ~ r~Fa-
sfE. bat fks sGifer re&sFNes s&e
vaNhF SIS asAets aMF f2Fms wbfeA
are zsaassaNssa fftsasx - aeNsF-
FMNte6. as writers sbNuss -
fate $50 saefSAe fse settlers -
3e9 eeFaa aaS efsae ~ ass sfns
~ sac Rasse mNts. siRast2fs -
see writer Nses4 aeeaeessbf 80
1ssf3F@ ns8 sssst ~ enasitsAMs nm~
less fasaee1sa ss&srpHses
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
NOTAS CUBANAS.
pOr RAoUI ALpIzAR poYo

siglos, mientras no Surja un COB
ernante antojadizo, que pretenda
sustituirla, por otra mas de moda,
mas artistica, pero con menos
antecedentes historicoS que la
actual.
Lo unico que anuestro juicio,
va debiera de haberse cambiado
en- la farola del Moro, es ell
enorme letraro en- piedra que dice
"o'Donell". va que csc cabalero,
no fua NADIA bueno para los Gu
banos. Podria namarse de otro
modo, que no hiciera evocar diaS
tristes para los habaneros.
Cuando sc retorna a la Patria.
traS de larga ausencia, sc siente
a manera de una grata epifania
en- nuestro espiritu. Ell pasajero
que ha s1frido de marcos durante
Ia travesia, cuando Sc entera que
va esta la vista la franja lum-
inosa que traza en- ell cielo la
farola del MORO. Sc olvida del
marco, sc pone de nuevo la ropa
y dando sendos traspies, sc di-
rige la proa del barco y escu-
drina ell horizonte. hasta encon-
trar en- las leianias, la luz del
faro, que es la senal de que el
puerto esta cerca.
Es una sensation tan grats
como extrana. que no es possible
describirla, sino que hay que
vivirla, para saborearla a pleni.
tud, Els que la voz de la Patria
Sc manifesto de diferentes for.
mas, pero siempTe Sc escucha y
clio dice mucho en- favor de los
hombres. quienes va sc les va
juzgando de mala manera, pol
los que fracasaron en- TODD guam
Ia intentaron realizar.
La capital Guiana, no Sc la
puede conoebir. sin la farola del
MORO. Los turistas que llegan
tan pronto Sc acomodan en- los
hoteles. buscan al guia que les
neve a yer Ia farola del MORO
y, naturalmente, la Fortahza de
la cabaha, en- cuyos paredones !
nuroS, esta escrita con sangre )
lagrimas, una gran parte de Ia
historic de la Coionia.
Decia Ell quito escritor Antonio
Iraizos, al hahlar de esta farola:
En- Ia comparsa &c neuesfra
! historic. e. Ia unica Farcla. sir
eolorines ehilicaes. cue nos per.
mite exeiarnar en- heaao Seniido
de permaneneia; 'Arriha con u
Faroia'."
Por su edad, Ia farola viene 4
ser como Ia hisabueIa de todos los
hahanerus Acaso pog ser asi. 10,
dos senten por ella una profanda
devocien sentimental. al extreme
de que muehos preocupaios pos
dificiles pToblemas donazsicos G
eeonemicns. Sc acercan eI nnure
del nasIecen y eontemplandc
/ aquelia anciana faroia. psreses
Cue recieen En- Ia brisa cue les
acaricia 81 rossgo. de- suyo com.
painfido. las solaeEones DC auuell.
os pFobeuss que les asorynen.
tsban
La Fafola de- Nero. es ana In.
stl1Scasg tournaments habanera
Nj Ia iElessa Caledtal con A.
bella aFqoiteessua. ri ain Fl sse5o
Casiilla &c Ia FaeFga con SIS
fe@os y szS slnenaS. tansn cara
VS. hananeros. "a alta sixai a..
sisn, al axtratan asl reSpesa. qss
sossos cteTEan q il EaEoIa De-
Moro
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
MORE SINGLE MEN

GUELPH. OCT R T1arv are
Us EssFs aamzFg 81 Esn n csuss.
p CITY AsSessSr Esh@rt Ery3xa
FspcFse ! go GEESE srT8i masea
acre Ssshst ia fae S. e8sie - IA,
eaEpagea SssA - Ez8s scar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
Anderson Tells Why He Does
Not Live In New York City
BY CHARLES MERCER
Ap NeWsfeafures Writer


NEW YORK, Up A tan,
ordie-looking man walked up
Fifth Avenue in the rain, hum
ming to himself. A bus started up
with loud "Tnroomin The man
jerked his head and scowled at
the bus. In a moment he resumed
ilumming Another bus reared.
"Throom." The man stopped hum
ming.
And that, said the man, COM
poser Leroy Anderson, sis why
live as far out in Connecticut as
/ can go,
At a Anderson seems to have
broken all the popular rules on
how to become a composer of hit
tunes-exeept one, Music never
stops running through his head.
Take this blue Tango" Anyone
hep to the Tin Pan Alley formula
would have a forecast a lemon.
At first it appeared to have no
catchy tune, no tricks. 1t was just
a tango in Seni-classieal style
played by 50-piece symphony or
cheStra.
Blue Tango" was the top tune
on the nations iuke boxes in 1852
Decca has sold almost two million
recordings Of it. Now it's q hit in
France, Germany and England.
Why?
Il haven't the yaguest idea, !"
said Anderson.
That goes for others Of his many
hits; Sleigh Ride, The Syneo-
pated Clock, "The WALKING Cat, +"
Fiddle Paddle, The Penny
whistle Song.
Americans like to fit their com.
posers into neat categories: Tin
Pan Alley tunesmiths and long
hairs.
Anderson refuses to get in one
groove.
For a long time he wanted 20
be a professor Of languages: he
learned French, German. italian.
Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and
IeeIandic. He worked his way
through two deereeS at Harvard
where he was elected to Phi Beta
Kappa. He served five years in
the u S. Army as an intelligence
officer in World War Il and dur
ing the Korean recall program.
But music has bsea in Anderson
since his childhood in Boston
where bis father was a postal
clerk. At II he was studying az
the New England Conservatory Of
Music. Az u be finished bis first
composition, a minaet for string
quartet. He learned to play the
organ, piano. bass fiddle and tuba
As an undergraduate he led the
Harvard band ana did all its ar
raagements.
Studying langua ges at Harvard
he supported himself as 4 must
clan and aFranger for oFehesiras
around Boston While working on
his Phi. D.. his I1vc f3r music
overwhelmed his rim 70 teach
ianguag es. At q be was top ar
ranger and a guest conductor for
the Boston POPS. His popular NUM-
Der, "Jazz Pi1gics.8 was The re.
salt. Since then aes conducted or.
ehestgas all over Tie country
is he q frustrated long hair who
happened to biz the popular jack.
pot2
Anderson hlinks his bite eyes
with surprise.
All composer can 40, ne
said, 'is to write Whist be feels
ard DO il as best he ean. Whether
It's popular Is up % TIE public "
lie lives ard works IN North
Woodbury., Conn, with his wife
end yso young sons and one
daughter.
AZ least / know I'm working
even when { don't eem 10 be do
ing anything AndeFson said.
Inspirsti0n2
What's inspiFatioaI9 asked An.
aers0n.
re" be added II hs don't
think she7es such > hing IS Ia.
spiratiea ID creating music There
IS Just judgment You hFing al
the possibilities together and shen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
10 YEARS AGO

Mrs. Horace Gould, wife Of Lieut.
Gould, u S. N. has arrived In
Key West from Jacksonville for 4
visit Of about ten days with her
mother, Mrs. James r. Curry and
other relatives at he home on Ea.
ton Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

Mrs. Tony Arthur and Two chill.
dren and Miss Mae Mseksy, who
we're spending some time with
relatives At lsIamorsds. return
ed Yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

Second Lieutenant william Cur
ry Harris, Battery E, 26Sth Coast
Artillery. has received notification
of his promotion to a first lieuten-
ancy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

A disastrous eonflasrafion
which ragged from $50 o'eIeek
this morning until after S o'clock
destroyed the building and stock
Of the drug store at the corner
OF Pssronia and Duval Streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

Mrs. c. c. johnson. who was at
Miami Beach and Big Pine for
several weeks, returned on the
Havana Special yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

We have always thought tiger would make a nice
pet. but that isn't enough.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

Frederick the Great right people and dogs He
favored dogs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

A member Of the French Chamber Of Deputies from
Aca has been absent for three years and reporter
suspects he has been eaten by his constituents which isn't
a bad custom
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

On the editorial page was this
comment A su7er-fuel said 10
give 20 miles 10 The gallon Is in
The making for the postwar world.
Lets have il COW when We need
Il most.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

The best way to subscribe to The Key West Citizen
is to send check to the business office today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

The members Of Boy Scout
Iroop & have been very active
n selling War Bonds and stamps
n the drivenow under wsy, hsv.
ING dispoed Of total Of s5.7II.ss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
Key West In
Days Gone By
From
The Citizen Files
20 YEARS AGO

William Edward Preston Rob-
erts, 61s Margaret Street, has been
commissioned a second lieutenant.
army reserves, and assigned to the
coast artillery, the war depart
ment announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

AS long some people have enough to eat and roof
their heads they are satisfied with conditions as they
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

Everyone who dies leaves everything.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

4 smile unlocks a lot of results.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

Dv saw Inm Esss
sren ss4s<srapsSs u tAe Saan4s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED
BY THE CITIZEN
!. More Hotels and Apartments.
2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
8. Airports-Land and Sea.
A. Consolidation Of County and City Governments.
5. Community Auditorium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

Lending money is good way to make enemes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

Der Florida Press Association and Associate Daes Florida
Evening star., 1953-03-05
BoIz 10 Be Speaker
Al Young Peoples
Synagogue Service

Sanford Bolz, Washington rep
resentative for the American
Jewish Congress, will be guest
speaker at the 8:45 pm. service
Of the Young Peoples Synagogue
tomorrow in the Jewish War
Veterans Building, 3147 Six
teenth street NV. Mr.. Bolz will
talk on Democratic Liberties in
1883" Cantor Ben Wostein will
conduct the service.
A program Of liturgical music
honoring Jewish Music Month
will feature the 8:15 pm. service
tomorrow in the Washington
Hebrew Congregation temple,
816 Eighth street NV.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld,
spiritual leader Of the congrega-
ton, will speak on "The Heritage
Of Jewish Music"
Services to be held tomorrow
in Washington area synagogues
and temples, unless otherwise
stated, are:
AdaS Israel Congregation, Con-
necUicut avenue and Porter street
N.W.-Rabbi David H. Panitz on
There Is Happiness in Reli-
gion." Cantor Jacob Barkin will
sing. 8:15 pm.
Ohev Sholom Congregation,
500 I street N.W.-Rabbi Albert
j. Davis on Let Us Be Among
the Counted" 9 am. Saturday.
B'nai Israel Congregation, Six
teenth and Crittenden streets
N.W.-Rabbi Morris Gordon of
Congregation Beth Ell, Mont
gomery County, Md, guest
speaker, on "You Can Wear a
Crown Too" Rabbi Henry Segal
will officiate and Cantor Hillel
Drummer will sing, $3.50 pm.
Tifereth Israel Synagogue,
Fourteenth and Euclid streets
N.W.-Rabbi Harry Slverstone
will speak. Cantor Paul Gewirtz
will sing. $3.50 pm.
Temple B'nai Jacob, 2504 Nay
lor road S.E.-Mrs. Louis Menick,
SiSterhood president, on "The
Waking Hours of Synagogue
Life" Rabbi Reuben r. Levine
will off1ciate and Cantor Morris
Berger will sing. $3.50 pm.
Washington Highlands Jewish
Center, 1850 Nichols avenue S.W.
Rabbi David Massis on How
Many Languages Do the Jewish
People Have?" Harry Pollack
will sing. $3.50 pm.
Congregation Beth Israel, 34O8
C st. S.E.-Rabbi Aharon Shap-
iro will oflciate. 8:45 pm.
Temple Sinai, meeting in
Bethlehem Chapel, Washington
Cathedral-Rabbi Balfour Brick
ner on Golden Calf-Myth or
Reality" $3.50 pm.
Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center, 8402 Frey
man drive, Chevy Chase, Md
Rabbi Tzvi H. Porath on "The
Red Heifer." Cantor Phil Tows-
ner will take part in the service.
$3.50 pm.
Temple Emanuel, meeting in
ALI Saints Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase Circle-The Rev.
Paul r.. Schearrer, minister
of Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church, guest speaker, on "As-
surance in an Age of Anxiety"
$3.50 pm.
Har- TZeOn Congregation,
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Deaths Reported

tFrom d. c. Bureau Of Vital statistics.) }
Mary L. sheehy. 9S. 11e Massachusetts,
ave. NV.
Annie c. Fletcher. SO. 1896 Hemlock St.
John Il. Hitte, 81, 1915 W st. Sc.
Carrie B. Sinclair. 70. 1717 Kenyon st.
NV.
Wilson L. simnson. 7s. 419 3rd st. NV.
Ms,do NSIis coieeack. ~ s2SS SiS. n st; dn:. NV.
George Macdonald. .?6, washington.
Marie Berg, rs, Arlington, Va.
James NJ. johnson. SO. 1888 Spring I'd.
Edward D. Roberts, "a. Soldiers home.
John A. Harris, 63, Takoma Park, Nd.
william Murray, 81, Baltimore.
Esther Silyerstein, 65, 1900 Gales st. ne.
Eliza Timbers. so. Fairfax, Va.
Lillian L. Randolph. rs, 1880 Stanton
cerriise 3. g. pundy. SO, 7ss Quebec pl. NV.
Percy D. Williams, 50, 107 Bates st. NV.
Martha C. Thomas. So, 633 4th st. ne.
nnsd smssd fsrssT So l3e tss g. Md nw
Infant Haggins, IL days, 204 H st. NV.
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cresfwood Citizens Plan
To Chance Election Time

The Crestwood Citizens Asso-
citation last night laid the
groundwork for adoption, at its
next meeting. of an amendment
to its constitution which would
provide for the election Of off,
GERS in the spring rather than in
the fall.
The new provision would bring
the associations procedure In line
with that Of the Federation of
Citizens Associations.
After the business meeting in
Roosevelt High School, Thir-
teenth and Upshur streets NV,
members adjourned to the home
of DR.. Ashby w. Smith. 1921
Randolph street NV, for re-
freshments and a "home talent
show"
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Lions Present t FIoos

The Hyattsville. (Md.) Lions
Club has presented an American
flag, a troop flag and flag stands
to Brownie Troop No. 176. Mrs.
Lorraine Creager, troop leader,
accepted the flags from club
president Joseph w. Rabbit.