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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
Dean Suggests
All Or Nothing
ParleyFOrmula

RANMuNt0M 81. s. enHag
Arthur Dean today suggested 4
new "all o. noihlng" fuwmula ar
sffsnEing q Karean peace Confar.
enee. The Reds ilrnl aaia ahs 10.
paaal coniained m1fhing naw, 60
pfemiaed b stady 4 osarnigki.
Briefly. Dean pFuposed 4 dls.
eusaion # ali points oalerad ~
- nides with stha unAawsiana.
lee thai Ne aaresmsni I'll ha flnal
ansh ne have . meeting af mlnds
en IN"
Dssa - Ne Reds at 4 -
Woald discuss al Issues On -
aaandas be wuuid exehannn vlaws
ever We shouid bs insllsd a -
fall'ntaie naeollmlinnn
TIE Y. N. Assembly, awshuwis.a
Dsan only % flx : tine 40 pIsrs
- Political ennferenee. eaxernl
iimas ninea ths prsllmlaarv go
apsned oei - ks hes afFsrsd =
lisisn % Red demands 81 : -.
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. Tine and place ere ssl
Ihe communlsls insist Ia a..
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- feund any sismenis h your
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
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aMsar maTiln e. xnma In fur a
exlenaivs dsseripaan.
IAs ASHER h peeullaTIy sullsd
= esffin8 tn8Nthax thla enmpllnalnm.
- h associate euratar e liahas
3 ne Ameriean Mussum e Nalur.
= hAsi0Ey n Ne Vera Clly. and
eMermtise serrutary ea tie Inter.
nafinnai Game Flah aasoxiaiina.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

OKLAHOMA CRY sH-lusurm.i
~ b dFsaa. hEuaxhi ea ~ -
1ee wsather. has Feaulled h 4
hess e aignily ca mere ghan ens
seeEe ~ okiaAsmA lsxlsiaaurs.
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ing eomforash enoi snuri -
rs addfsnsed e. ~paess ~ -
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ha epunmraE
IA oev. Ssmss Z. nerry, sssins
> Aporia aAifteina iirss IN -
pags hsncA. annpped - FIna9rv
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MRnad huf reused Do aeamuwlsars
- enEmand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

Ion BEACH. Calf m-Aa "A
year Cd Leag Beech asudeus hss
panaysa an amrNan homrhf afno
elEplAne. TIE pears a plloa experi.
49, and pleufy e chew arenns
amao . smooaA snlling eran q -
@wn.
Dave Case huarhi ahs uians A
aaciinm. odd hall ennine vuusv
fEnmeuuTk ard an" Afsr sxss
more e msisrials and unfsld ksuFs
q lahoF. he mxenasfngly tpnsea \
IN tAs engine purring hhs ! IL.
eHn.
Alfeag haxiag lag9sd a Aow.
81 privats hcenss tine. Dave 80
seen 9 eommesrial hcsnns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

gTRKEs AND Trans ~ ciaEsnss
J. Hylansss, nsnllella. puhnhsa
% maemalaa esmpang. e FalA
ave. Mew YaFk clly. ~ panss ,
ms wolnme miakf hester Ave
kann ealls6 Trees" inT mafs ere
mnny iFaaa ard lew trails.
A. KeY Westnr 80 ~uml6 he
q kneM more ahoul lha palms and
nninxlamaa afumnd ~. co t. rad
eaAag ana hemlnek be n llkeiy -
meet e. q aurnsY nerih. III
6nd aAls naw haak On raaml ssaaFn-
phy a. ahaoEbing eaa.
xhn aulhor explain9 ID e. cary
GhapaaF 81 . forest Is : Tree eom-
mumalg whera trees 40 q praasr-
anrn fH similar IIsing con9lans
End b aanorinle wilh eacA elhaf.
lie 80 0lahoFaies co why trees
- wAers they de. wky wfleWs End
1Ytam9es Gfn4 naar tha waier.
80 ny eypsens hkas souaharn
nw1mganda.
he "a hreaks duwn ths furasi
eommanlile8 h Ne umiiod 6tales
lnin 60 alilsrenl typsa ths mnrfh.
ern forest e. New Knginnd and
Great LakNa states. - de<l1uaus
forrest 4 lhm eantral states, aha
auuih9Fm forest a eunlrnl states
sAe nuulhefn faTeSl e lhe Alianlle
enaalal rlaln. - Roeky Mmminln
fereni. and O. paeife enanf fagwnl
1he 81 an4 mozi unnsusl fagasl
tgps. - aulhar points eGli. il fha
lFnpa3Ai fnEU2t e ne nsmghafm coast
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thnlf ehiarphgil lnlaha. ed lFum
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h1la. - ne aasaaiaas e metigui.
go clarity. rs Nna dFnwlnns az
ta9 leaEas. pc eom4a and nnmers
aIs NaEE clear and wen lnbaIled.
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FepfuaEinm al = slrnmasinm
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, pals ife4 nToWm3 81 lhe Key
vest hlsAwaY. Amalaa 4 q nlmple
phntoaHapA a = Unrest aanda tiled
wllA eaaklng aspena.
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WORLD ~ NFnnemm3m Lmhanmin.
go nreaa. puAllxhed ~ naukis.
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ms reviewer ssrFnes thara are
Nn1llaA Enadln9 isianala 40
mlEAt - lniElnned - q noeket,
alla eneyelopasdia esvoled exelu.
nlEelE q aana fInhas.
Iha aalhaF nFal mlEsa q prslnds
Parts If q e.. nnd - AZ pnnrie
81 ala9Fams nAowina ne snrinus
30 haFa wan ATTACKS reeanas
= niz8 ~ flAh eanehL Book then
passages miB . Asfing II flahes ard
tAA|E N9EuIIartl.ns wkieh flffarenf.
laia tnem frnm ofheF fiah. Latin a
EnGllAA nnmea are aiVen. dislrshm.
Zen. eoler. eizllngulxhlng eharnef.
eEisiiks. alxa. I'D, kahiis. anxllna
End eommeFrial Weiss.
Sarh exeiling hiis e ichfhyolo.
seal inlngmaiien az &c facts ahnl
mmliNtk cone anhnFa In ~ surf.
nat harraeuda ofien faed A nieha
and that Ne hlaek iewflsA Is nal
. VERY aood lighter. ere al reveal.
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&c wori6. nat ne Frsnch RFunf
false kneNn iekihyoloRieally a.
haemulnn navnllmenfnml "a eanaht
Ell the Flnridn keys. and has :
small mouiA wAich i red inslds.
nat thn pompmno h Q ehmnky fish
snd the Cahan snapper Ines q
e.ne e. eruslaeeons ere nlno an.
plalne6 IN fina prinl
TIE mariln. Z prund IA alnre
NNminnwnVss ssf,3a -. - -
So : elvea . real en<yelopasaia
whirh While maria, hlna maria
efipea maria. hlaek maria -
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2aA--Building
and Finaneing

PoRTuRwAeoR -eussalL, nc.
ism Uniaed g. Phons ANA
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RELAX. 500. erf that new perm
aneni O. attend ehurxh and foei
hall games. HouFiy rates. lalmnd
Nursery, 80 Whila az. oct1al
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Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

Williams one of our teachers re-
turned home in Little Rock Fri
day Mrs. Callie Da lis has
scturned home after visiting her
Drotner in Shreveport, La.
The weddings of Miss M. C. Will
liams and Anon Evans; Miss
Moore and J. T. Hendrix were
announced last week Mrs.
Dealy Parker returned nome last
week after spending e er a |
weeks with her son, George Park
er in Crossett Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Carol and H. d. Hill made
a business trip to Bastrop, La.
Saturday Mrs. Alma Ellison
passed last week in Little Rock
hospital. United Friends funeral
home was in charge of the funer-
al. 1t was held at Shady Grove
church of this city Obey and
Vernon Griffin are here visiting
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Griffin The Baptism of the
Sweet Home and Second Baptist
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

Gary, Indiana, and Earl Sells
from Emmett Mrs. RACHEL
Elliott is back from a visit to
Detroit and Chicago The
Flower Garden club went to Hot
Springs on a sightseeing trip last
Thursday E, Mr., and Mrs. l.. I,
Hunter and family went to HON.
er, La. to attend homecoming
there Rev, and Mrs, l.. X.
Williams and family visited In
Homer Mrs. Myrtle Jones is
back from Oakland. California.
She had a very enjoyable Vaca-
ton Mrs. Ethel Campbell
died here in the hospital. She was
a resident of Johnville Bob
bic Earl Ross is back from Akron.
Ohio.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

The revival is beginning at
the First Baptist church. 1t is
being conducted by Rev. Willie
Wright of Stuttgart. Rev. w. M.
Martin is the energetic pastor of
First Baptist church The
new organization of tine Federal
credit union is Of much credit to
the race. l.. I. Bryant is presi-
dent. Other active leaders of the
movement are Waverly jackson,
James Mum. James Gillian, j. c.
Bond, N. G.. Branscomb and Lee
Ray Mahorn Clark Cunning
ham, Mrs. Ethel Saunders and
Mrs. Freddie Cumpton are on the
sick list The CINE church
under the leadership of Rev. j. w.
White Is almost completed
When you have news for the
PRESS, see me. John Saunders.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

cepted, because of the messenger.
who was not sent OF God.
Mountain top experiences
were the lot of this assembly and
Rev. George Rice, pastor of St.
James church, Pine Bluff, warned
IN his message from ISiah 1918
thursday evening that We are 60
ing back into the valleys but
only faith in an unchanging God
can help each woman lift her
local church to the mountain top
OF spiritual experience and serv-
ice. We are Gods hands to serve
and minister to human needs. Our
lives will reflect the light Of His
love to all peoples. By us. will
men be led to know Christ. Let
each begin where We are in
our home, on our street and then
reach out.
Mrs. ], Russell Henderson; Mrs.
Earl Cotton and Mrs. j. Gordon
Wilson, Mrs. T. S. Lovett and
Miss Mary Ann Kineannon were
among the leaders in the studies.
Mrs, Hannah Kelly and Mrs. r.
B. Thomas also Of Arkansas and
North Arkansas conference spoke
ON the organization and program
Of the Wesleyan Service guild =
an auxiliary for employed women
IN the program of the church re-
cruitment for Christ.
Miss Virginia McLish, full time
Christian Education worker in the
Southwest conference, assisted by
Miss Minnie Glenn, gave wonder
full assistance to the smooth sched-
uling Of the total program an d
directed wholesome recreation.
Mrs. A. H. Jones, conference Sec
rotary Of Missionary Education was
chairman for the school. Mrs. Bes-
sic Rumph, conference, president;
Mrs, Jessie Gaines, treasurer and
Mrs. B. M. Fields was dean of
the school.
Mrs Norma L. Killingsworth,
reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

Mrs. Nathan Mansker and daught-
er were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Mansco last Thurs
day night Mrs. Henry Fields
is doing fine but is still on the
sick list Jewel johnson Is
back home with his father, Sam
Johnson.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
School of Missions
Conducted Session
Al AIdersgate

More than so women from many
sections OF Oklahoma and Arkan-
sas gathered at Camp aldersgate,
recently to begin the studies on
christian Decipleship Around the
World" Nine million Methodists
will talk and act this theme dur
ing the current quadrenium
That the Kingdom of God May
Be Realized" This action will in
elude study and greater support
of United Nations as an instru-
ment for peace, greater services
and gifts to Missions at home
and around the world.
Few people read much of the
work Of United Nations in help
ing the undeveloped countries Of
the world Grow More Food; of
its aid in getting shoes for thous-
ands and clothing for children in
the desolate cold countries of the
earth; medicine for healing the
millions who suffer from disease
with no hCat tn facilities avail
able, unless WE American Christi
ans send heall giving drugs and
often technicians to administer to
them.
In the classes, clinics, and work.
shops conducted during the week
end assembly, these women heard
how we must reach out in service
with our talents, time and means
to humanity around the world
Youth must be won at an early
age and recruited to carry this
gospel of Christ to all peoples
They were made aware of the
fact that the message has often
been mis-interpreted or not ac-
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
Monticello
Clemeil Lyles

Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Binns of
Hot Springs are here visiting rel
atives and friends. II. B. Binns
of Chicago is here also Miss
Jurene Cochran left Tuesday for
Los Angeles j. B. Ridgen of
st. Louis is visiting his parents
here Mrs. Hazel Binns of
Chicago visited relatives a n d
friends here recently The
Monticello Tigers were defeated
by the Warren Travellers.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

|las a. ny BETTY
)rsDt = b = only natural for SISTER"
kicIonsu er doll baby to have some
\ kSo1 9 rSS T, dessert. or course,
Y, A nov, Dolly" can't part ave 90 q;
Mia. G W., dessert, but II she
kli i iUG can Just bet she too,
|As i iyVk as pretty and healthy
ktIop "'' t "Mommy" in the illus.
kNy bss AND did you potice how
y ii 'Syt oly this smiling young
ksunss lou u may rest assured she
\ food. her full quota Of nouri Ic
I 1 what's d', SD is easy to make
tIgosat' 8 b better still, It ia easv
Ss To enhance its 10 flavor eSey
keaIjDUu,e add an attractive eve eva
|leasoss .opping such as frnits
kaaa' 1n whipped cream, cherries les
tlsrIs I i,il' etc. Cool, healthfui
! he ,r I,se these are certain niIn' 70
\ nor rgSs during y, the humid ids sum ~
Children, mother, dad
and grandfather, ali
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

ME Thomas and children d
Mrs Lena Mae Tidwell and baby
visited in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Burch Saturday i,
Mrs. Netrice Parlor and little
Joyce Jones are visiting relatives
in Bradley Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Elliott of Michigan were the
guests Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. r. Elliott recently .
Circle No. l met August rs in
the home of Mrs. D. j. Jones with
8 members present . Mrs. Man
die Elliott and Miss Flossie Mae
Jones were the guests of Mrs. Sa-
rah Burch and Miss Patsy Jones
Sunday evening.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

will be numbered among those
requesting frequent repeats"
Rennet Dessert
2 cups milk (not canned)
/ package rennet powder
(any flavor)
Set out or dessert glasses.
Warm milk slowly until lukewarm,
stirring constantly. Test a drop on
the inside Of your wrist frequently
When 1t feels comfortably warm
(110' f. not hot remove at once
from heat. Stir IN entire contents
OF package at one time. Mix until
powder is dissolved -- not over one
minute. Pour at once, tChile SttI
Hquid, into dessert glasses. Do not
disturb for about 10 minutes, while
milk sets. Then chill IN refrigerator
until serving time.
III milk gets too hot, cool to com
tortablp qDdrm before adding
poiUder, or II t0iH not set.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

Eletha BCCch

Mrs. L. A. Anderson is home
after spending some weeks in
Michigan and Chicago visiting
friends and relatives there .
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Gordon
of Richmond, California, was held
at the New Jerusalem Bapt, church
August "a Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
EQer S
hoe Manseo

b Eddie NJ. Heron has re-
ba home from vacationing in
l Rock Ollie Mansker
h week here with his sis
Elsie Phillips and brother,
pan Mansker. Mr.. Mansker is
4 St Louis Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Griffin of Memphis spent
weekend with his mother,
Oracle Pittman Mrs.
p Wilson of Hot Springs is
fns her mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson George John
o. Jonesboro spent the week
with his mother, Mrs. Mildred
fSon Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
tell and son, and Mr.. and
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
Who Will Be Little Rocks Man And Woman of The Year?
EXTRA
Supreme Court
Agrees 10 Hear
Groveland Appeal

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Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
briinkIey

Tie STATE PRESS is always
welcome in our town, Your rep
resentative, Ira b. Logan, has APP
pointed John Saunders as agent
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
jiI1lCr0 IS Dead
'DIxIECRATS
IGNORANCE

ne rnzsa has h<<A seems
tA.i ps-s D ii.r-< usf,- H.
ssaalss ~ks vss sit-ss b ksss
~ fsso sssrs~d - hsr
h--rt ~ n<F-s ~ss ~ - .
af .ad nrs Nse-ss ' Hsy-s !.
fiii lua-s fu-<t sa< . sssaazka
e p@aAsr ssa -saaaa 10 ~
silsa IN sstsa ss~ssre<r = =
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saas y snila~a Va f,a't = a.
yaaf Ne etta@,<a os@4 Oskhs
IN gans q 1sit rssr
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
Wilmot
III. ID. Hill

The summer session OF the Viii
mot school closed Friday, \ soft
ball tournament was held at the
school Thursday Mrs. Grace
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
The Purple Heart
To Dover HAYES

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Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
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Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
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Seward seaport record., 1953-12-25

pointed secretary-treasurer of the Alaska Nurses Examining Board.
 MARCH 27
 Alaska Freight Lines, Inc, be- gan use of equipment of Ocean Van Line. Container vans of OWL were taken over on lease by the freighting concern.
 Anchorage man fined $200 on each of six counts for shooting COW moose on Nash Road. He was also sentenced to six months in Federal jail on each count, jail terms to run concurrently.
 Pat and Jim Began took over lease on Moose Bar.
 APRIL 3
 An order of distraint for non payment of taxes in the amount of $1060 was served on the Alas ka Telephone Corporation that week.
 Utilities offices moved into new quarters in the old city hall building at the corner of Fourth and Adams. Water and electric offices will occupy this building from now on.
 APRIL 10
 Mrs. Cal Brosius, Seward woman and vice president of the Territorial Central Committee, Republican, took a prominent part in the inauguration of Gov B. Frank Heintzleman in Juneau the previous week.
 Rev. Charles Malin testified at the transportation hearing in vestigating marine tranSporta- tion in Seattle the previous week.
 John Coffey, elderly caretaker at the bank, was seriously burn ed when he fell into the trash burner in the yard back of the bank He was removed to Sew ard General Hospital. Age about 80, he had been in Seward for the past 30 years.
 Raymond Manton, tenor, was the artist at the last concert of the season sponsored by Seward Concert Association.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-25
Seword Teachers To Wed Chrisfmos Eve

Miss Eleanor Tobey and Frank R. Millikan are to be married in candlelight service at 8 pm. Thursday, Christmas Eve. The wedding, in Seward Lutheran Church, will be performed by Rev. Dwight w. Boe.
 Miss Tobey's wedding costume is white knitted suit and small white hat. Attendants are Miss Joan Lind, maid of honor, and Donald Dalberg, best man. Mrs. Katheryn Baker is organist; MT. Carl Carlson will give the bride away.
 The popular young couple
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-25

came to Seward as teachers in the high school in September. It was the first time in Alaska for both of them and they had not met before arriving here.
 Miss Tobey is girls physical education instructor and also teaches English. She is grad uate of Forham State Teachers College at Gorham, Maine. After graduation in 1850 she taught in Granby, Colorado, where her courses were biology, general science, physical education and drama.
 MT. Milliken is a veteran of World War II. He attended Mi ami University, Oxford, Ohio, receiving a B.A. degree cum laude in 1850. He majored in
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-25

million for rehabilitation of ARR Portage-Seward section and new docks at Seward.
 MT. Art Gray presented gold switch key for 35-year uninter- rupted service with ARR.
 Funeral services held March II for George w. Wiegand who died at age of 73, March 6, in Seward.
 MARCH 20
 LaPreal Bic, former public health nurse in Seward, was ap-
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-25
Revue of 1853

Continued from Page D poll on adopting city manager plan of government.
 Werner'S Furniture and Appli ance store opened a bargain basement this week, an innova tion in Seward.
 B&PW announces March of Dimes Fund, $2366.87. MARCH l3
 Col. J. P. Johnson requests $16
The guardian., 1953-09-19
Mccormack Booms
PORT OF Boston
ATTY EDWARD ]. McCOR-

ATTY. EDWARD ]. McCOR-
MACK, Jr., candidate for the
Boston City Council, said this
week he proposes to inject in
the city government a lively
interest in the Port of Boston.
Speaking before various groups
the nephew of Congressman
John w. AaoSjofniack made a
strong plea for an aroused pub
lie concern about the "immedi-
ate future of the Port" which
he described as the "arterial
vein through which flows the
life's blood of the city
and the whole OF New England.
Mccormack, who is legal rep
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