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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24
New Merchandise

FELT BASE RUGS 9x12 size s5.75.
Armstrong floor tile as low as
seven cents each. Armstrong wall
covering. Armstrong Corlon plas-
tic Inlaid linoleum. 12 IT. felt
base. London Appliance COMPANY.
Winchester Bldg. 15-16
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24
3 Apartments Furnished 22

HOUSETRA1LER, furnished. cleo
trio and gas 113 West Center st,
or phone 113-R 22-l6
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

BAKE SALE, Creath's grocery Sat-
urday, February %, Sponsored by
VFW Auxiliary. 34-16
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24
Used Merchandise

TWO BEDROOM. one floor, living
room. woodburning fireplace, din-
ing room. modern kitchen, bath.
hardwood floors, venetian blinds.
Iuli basement, gas furnace. un-
Call I405-R. Ie-I7
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24
Wanted To Rent

SMALL HOUSE or room apartment
in London or West jefferson, one
small child Call 935-W1 24-16
HOUSE, G rooms or more, doesn't
have to be modern Write Madison
Press Company, Box "B" 24-17
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

COCKER SPANIEL, months old,
black female. Anyone seeing this
dog call 1363M. 32-16
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

SCRAP IRON. wire and junk autos.
London Iron and Metal, Center and
Walnut Streets. Phone 551. 28-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

EEPER, South Charleston,
l.. w. Rossbaugh, Phone S-S508.
25-lf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24
Feed Fertilizer

CLOVER SEED, Little Red" John
Buehl, Phone S0S-W2. 5-17
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24
Apartments Unfurnished 2;

THREE ROOM APARTMENT. Call
495-R 23-16
THREE ROOM APARTMENT, un-
furnished with bath. Phone 1447-
R4 23-16
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

WIRE AND TIN REMOVED, Phone
1470-W 26-1e
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

AVON has one open district for lady
over twenty five. Write immedi-
ately. Mrs. Jay. Box 674, Spring
1leid, Onlo. 27-I5
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

1S NICE FEEDER PIGS, 10 good
ewes with 20 lambs by side, price
$2200 per head. lambs thrown IN.
Martin A. Wilson, London Phone
S37-W2, Near Eiousville. 3-16
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

POSITION, as housekeeper and COM
panion to elderly lady, preferably
in London. Phone Sedalia 1856.
26-l6
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

1850 HUDSON, commodore 81. Hlgh
eompression head, 127 II. =. door
sedan, two tone blue, extra good
tires. good brakes, radio and heat
er From owner. Phone l04 Plain
City, Ohio. 10
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24
Special Notices "a

LONDON GROTTO CLUB, will have
regular meeting Thursday instead
of Wednesday at Lake clubhouse,
pm. 34-l6
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

BENDIX WASHERS and dryers, big
trade-in allowance and low time
payments. Westinghouse dryer
special S17995. We have eight
models of automatic washers and
dryers. London Appliance Com
pany, Winchester Bldg. 14-16
ZIMMERMAN GAS RANGE, Servel
gas refrigerator, both good con-
dition. Priced reasonably. Mrs.
Clinton Morse, Phone 392. 14-16
HEADQUARTERS FOR NATTFnA -
GAS and bottled gas ranges. eight
different models at all kinds oF
prices. We service and inst"n
Shellane bottled gas. Enjoy the
convenience and economy of gas
cooking no matter where you live.
London Appliance Company, Win
chester Bldg. 14-1e
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-24

VENETIAN BLINDS, first quality.
all metal, fourteen stock sizes at
$39S. Any size made to order,
Kirsch, drapery rods and drapery
fittings. Hartshorn new embossed
plastic window shades. new win
dow cornice in several sizes. Lon
don Appliance Company, Winches-
ter Bldg. 1916
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
FIELDER ADDRESSES
'P.T.A. TUESDAY

II. Cmdr. George Fielder, chap
lain Of the y. S. S. Gilmore, wllI
Be the featured speaker for TIE
Key West High School p. T. A.
Tuesday evening at 8 n the High
School Auditorium. Chaplain Field
er, who II his short stay here
has already acquired 4 reputation
IS IN interesting speaker. win talk
on ''Home Influences.
Vita Barroso. winner n TIE Key
West High and tie district Knights
Of Pythins oratoricnl contest on
highway safety, VII give her win.
ming oraiion.
The devotional win Be n charge
d Mrs. James Duane, character
and spiritual education chairman
Of the organization.
The program has been arranged
b. Miss Kathryn Lowe. Hoslesses
for the evening win Be Mrs. Glen.
wood Sweetlns end Mfs. Elizabeth
elngleion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
j. Reid Provides
Authentic HGirdOs
At Barn TheGter

Among the outstanding contri.
buttons TO the success Of the Key
West Players present production,
"Our Town" the period hairdos
must be noted. ]. Reid Of J. Reds
Beauty Salon has given Of his time
and skin 10 add this note Of auth
enticity to the play.
The play opens in 1901 when
styles ranged from the stiff UNI
yielding capturing Of hair in 4 bun
on top Of the head to 4 pref Gibson
girl halo effect. Reid has done an
excellent job and both the audi
ence and the Players greatly APP
preciate the work that he has done.
The play, which Is making 4
hit with local audiences, is being
presented at the Barn Theatre at
$3.50 again tonight and tomorrow
night. Since its opening Monday
night II has played each night to
capacity crowds. Tickets may Be
purchased at the door or at the
Southernmost Drug Store.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18

The buffet table was covered b
pale blue over white, eentered
with . blue parasOI, trimmed with
a covering Of coral vine. Direct
" over the parasol, 4 simulated
April Shower was devised by su1.
pending silver paper III the shape
Of large rain drops. The Gull
breezes gently flnssering the rain
drops gave the clever arrange
ment q most realistic appearances.
The name cards were miniature
pastel half-parasOls with pipe
cleaner handles.
For luncheon; 1 delicious Crab
Mousse was served, with spiced
peaches, hot rolls and potato eflps
in baskets, the handles Of which
were entwined with coral vlne.
Iced tea and brownies frosted II
pastels completed the menu.
The punch served prior 70 the
luncheon was 4 lavish affair with
gardenias floating on top. Gar
denias also adorned the tresses 1t
the ladies Of the Iuneheon COM
mittee.
Mrs. Richard Cleeson, the nsw
chairman Of the vX.1 owe. pre-.
sided over the meeting and h.
troduced the following guests:
Mrs. P. Beer, guest ~ Mrs. s. !.
Kakol: Mrs. ]. H. Blinkhorn, guest
Of Mrs. W. II. Lockwood: MRS.
Pierpont Buck, guest of Mrs. Cor.
don Otis; and Mrs. B. 4. Zen.
guest Of Mrs. 4. r. Bel.
The following recent arrivals "a
Vx-1 0WC were welcomed and in
troduced: Mesdames N. De1gey.
ers, L. LindesmiG1, h. D. Johnson.
B. NJ. Mayson, j. n. HutchlnRs.
7. =. Mccoy and NJ. Mas.
Mrs. Robert n. Carter. Fors
Taylor Owe Advisory Beard men.
Der, presented her report and re-
minded members Of the May par.
" to be held at Fort Taylor OF.
flcers Club the evening d Hay 4.
Mrs. Gleason announced the
names Of the ladies Who have
agreed 70 plan the May Luncheon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
Ensign Hill To
Preach Sunday

Ems. William Hill viii occupy
the pulpit Sunday morning for the
Worship service at the First Pres
pyterian Church, White and Wash
ington ST.
Miss Morris the organist win
play Tsehaikowsky's MelOdie for
the prelude. The choir viii sing
the anthem II Sought the Lord.
and AfterWard / Knew by Chad
wick. Mr., Ben Sweeting win play
{ violin solo for the Offertory.
Sunday School Classes begin 1T
$50 and Mr.. Archer, Superinten-
dent has classes for all age groups
with competent teachers In
charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
Harris PTA Meets
liz auditorium On
Tuesday EUeni1g

The Harris Elementary PTA
met IN the school auditorium last
Tuesday evening At 8 p. n.
The Rev. John ArmfieId deliver
ed the Invocation, which was fol-
lowed by the flag salute and sing
ing Of three stazas Of the nation
Al anthem BY the Harris School
Chorus led BY Miss Miriam Craw-
ford.
The sixth graders presented !
rOund-table discussion on hobbies
over broad-casting system PAT
Station HAIR. Miss Audrey Green
baum's third graders presented
4 hilarious skit entitled "The
Kings Invisible Clothes. . The pro-
gram was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. LOrene Campbell presented
the slate Of PTA officers selected
by . nominating committee. The
election was held later on in the
evening and the officers selected
for the 1953-54 school term are:
president, Glenwood Sweeting:
vice president, Mrs. Annie UIchar;
secretary, Mrs. VendaIine Russell:
treasurer, Mrs. Jeanne Knowles:
historian. Mrs. Ethea Stricken.
The officers win be installed at
the May PTA meeting.
The State Presidents message
was read by Mrs. Sue Jones.
James Deland completed the
reading Of the PTA bylaws which
have been read in part at each
monthly meeting. Principal Rus
sell informed the parents that DR..
Edwards, who Is conducting 4
course for Key West teachers in
connection with his work here,
chose as part Of the project to
have the parents visit the class
rooms after the meeting.
President Sweeting announced
that the May Day Festival win be
held Friday. May /, at 4:sO b. m.
J. G. Bora spoke to the group
on retaining the two principals and
the supervisor in question in the
school board action.
Room count was won by Miss
0reenbaum's third grade and Mrs.
Charlotte Haskins' fourth and fifth
grades.
Mrs. Alice Steadman was award.
ed the door prize.
A social hour was held IN the
library during the visitation Oi
rooms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
~ ALVIN sTElNKoPF

LONDON, April 10 IT, Ii Is
comforting for Queen Elizabeth II
to know that the man from whom
she win receive her crown June
2 approves Of her thoroughly.
The crown win be placed on her
head At Westminster Abbey by DR..
Godfrey Francis Fisher, arch
bishop Of Canterbury and primate
Of all England.
For him, Is for her, II win Be
q moment Of utmost solemnity.
but Il win be more than a formal
ceremony enacted inpersonalIy by
high churchman and sovereign. AT
the coronation chair, archbishop
and queen win be 4 couple Of old
friends.
The archbishop Of Canterbury
performed her marriage service
IN the ancient abbey. He baptized
her first child. Prince Charles. He
ofilciated 1t the funeral Of her "a
Their, George VI. Since she became
queen and defender Of the faith.
they have conferred often on prob
lens Of church and state.
The ss-year-Old archbishop If
Canterbury Is one Of the most In
taresting Of contemporary English.
men, not only because he a the
lands highest ecclesiastical au-
thoriiy, bit because ne Ii 4 man
Of efudition and lively wit. He
has 4 habit o. making challenging
remarks, sometimes with his
tongue in his cheek.
He approves cf ire queen, Ne
has Ofken said. because she pre-
sents an excellent example for
British young women. He lies her
especially because she had chill
dren 30 early ii her marriage.
Tie archbishop. VINO has SIX sons.
inca ehlldren.
He explained at 4 meeting cg I
mothers union recently how AZ
feels about ehildfen.
"A family only truly hexins win
three ehfldren.n Ne said
Zone child b 10 family. BIT
something cf Z misiorlans.
Two children are NJ family.
but Z failure hall way
TIE archbishop h 4 priest who
early showed 4 bert hur admins.
tration- He never held ! parlsh.
Instead afleR studies a Exeter
College. oxford. and ne Welli
Theolosiral College, he was divert
ii Into education. first as assist,
ank master e MaFlhofough School,
and then IL master d Repsns
S<hool. he vas ~ when he wen
% Reptan. TIE youngest master q
the history of tAak Aooyeareld
school.
In 1854 Ne heeama hishop a
CheEler. ard b 1853 hishep II Knn.
den. His reputation for sls4nenes
erNw a. Ne aseenaed the lnAaer
Ct ecclesiastical rrunaesion. Klis
stronx harifnne voics koumed
thfOunA tie eashnhaln. liag even
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
Man Who Places Cr0sCn On Head OF
Queen Elizabeth Approves OF Her

LOndon's vast st. Paul's. But he
went forward with humility, re-
marking when he became bishop
of London:
IF my own assets are slender,
! bring seven stronger ones.
He was referring to bis six sons.
all then on military and naval
service. and his wife, Rosamond
Chevallier, whom he married in
1917.
In 1915 King George VI, on rec
ommendation of Prime Minister
Winston Churchill, appointed him
archbishop Of Canterbury, at SIS
the youngest man in modern times
to be elevated to the post. He
tackled church problems. made
difficult BY neglect Of church prop.
critics during the war, with great
rest and soon was commenting
ruefully:
when was Z school master
! thought / worked hard. When
. bishop thought school masters
lazy. When an archbishop / real.
lied how lazy bishops really are 4
The archbishop believes pro-
fuundly that the greatest dignity
lies IN doing the fundamental work
Of the world tilling soil. sailing
ships, relieving distress and im-
proving social conditions. To 4
young woman casting about for 4
profession he said:
1.-TWO hours az work IS ! nurse
are worth Is years work Is a
typist."
A wrangie ont 81 which the arch
hishcp appeared % be getting 4
LOT Of sly amusement recently con.
Germs hia attitude toward teleyi-
sion. Ne doesa't think much 81 4
IT'S another means az wasting
time" 10 said. He was opposed
especially % the introduction ~
teleyision d schools
Teleyixinn n schools u likely
b make children more than ever
recipients Of ! stream d brightly
presented impressions. Isia 81 me-
ehanleally b : planned pattern. !"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
M0id's Night out

@MW &AStD8 NNN4s8W
The name a John wesley HARD
II used 10 Be d name nat Texans
both admired and hated. Ne was
enc of the few gunmen q tie cid
West who lived through ne hard
frontier yeafs. A dead 1Aos, " 4.
wayb claimed ~ never killed d
man except h SELF defense. Alser
four 0r five killings, he had to
set out oe reach If Texas Rangers
who were bringing Law and oder
70 the Blue Bonnet Skal1.
The film on MArdin'o llls q has.
Cd On fact, as told " Hardin him.
self. He spent u ye4Fs n ne pen
itsntiary after beng eonyieted Il
IFS last murdW. When Rangers
caught ~ with him, he vas lead
ing peaeehl life ae 4 horssAeet-
der a. Pclland, Alabama.
How much d the movie q q.
raigha fAct ana how mneA touched
with the hollywood velvet dove
i subject o. eonIecture. Howevef,
IS 4 run d the range Western,
this . fast paced and tnIl u ex.
element. It's h color, 10. %
match eharacteriEations which ara.
match, coloef.il.
According b tha Tim version,
Hardin married 1 daneehon gai
when his first love vas accident.
ally killed II q Gun fraeas. Ells son
had the same landeney q kalr.trie.
ser temper and TIE eNill Il ! six
Shooter, but pa" shows him that
It's not 4 god attitude. .hy get.
ting another bullet defending his
boz. HowevUr. Il inn't fatal. ana
there's . quiet finish % . roolin'
shOotin' story.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
Ten Crewnembcrs
Awarded Insignias

Ten erewmamhers we're award.
Cd their dolphin Qualifying insfn.
MA h . eefsmoay aboard 1he KEY
West.hased submaFine Sennes this
week.
Maynard 2. Daily. engineman
seeoaa class q knkesield Ma. !
Jack c. Brown. fifeman e nalli.
more. Nd; Joseph I. 1gnk0ski
seannn e. Mani "a: KEm1l q.
Spirx, fireman & san Ffanelseo.
Calf: HarUld n. Poltkss. ~. 80.
man q Oak Park. II noheft w.
Ealdwall. seamem % o. Mary's.
Ohio; Dennl1 +. Trire. snnmsn &
Augusta. Ca: william J. nrnnson.
hoatswninse mats Ehird eiaSs 4
JennestcMn, 5 c.: David 2.
rtgh1, aeamMm e Moek Knlis.
II - nsbeFs J. seAmlis. So
mn & Clntsn. lsWa. a received
awards HiNam by Cmdf. yuIlnn 4
Sehoeken. eenman6Ing olfiear q
lhe &eana
Anelher award Ms maze 6uF.
mg - enxameuy. Gienn c Ne.
Gaifa. eleelricinA'a maia fIfsl
eins. e xAlll4 Fnlis. Ma. vas
slssa Ms ord Coed Csneuel ~.
Cal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
BIG PINE KEY
NOTES

ls'a hard loE city folks % under
sland The elnllon q ne key f0lks
Over the Hl'Aina coming up ne
keys, but 4 you have never nau
the dlspleasure g ftnkering with
contrary t6nl plant YOU WOULDN'T
understand. Believe me Y always
decides g knock e. rlshs y ne
middle q plnoenAa q nFld9e
geme, runs out q gas, ian belt
breaks. spakkpluGs foul g some
thing eoes wEons e take the Joy
cut n lie.
Thanks p ne Lover Keys pro
perty owners associations persev.
aFance ne Hl.Lane = : reality.
I'd Khoon and Luis MunAx work.
- IKE FolAne o. ne 1arDeeae
3lk tor ne Lever keya EIsh kIy.
IL Fish Ery WIN BE given y the
neAf nitare ana lne panilo = -
Vll4d Tor q tfee nsA try.
Clnxke Rnoerson. states Attorney
& CAnom Caahly Maroln III
9oat has started y oulld hls home
= ne Punla brisA Subdivision.
=. 4. :. = " a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
Jay Higgs To Texas
To Join Air Force

Jay Gould HixNs, 80 q mrx
James Higga. 1ssI seiAenhere Ave-
nue., lefl yesterday fcr Iack1ana
Field, San Antonio. Texas. wkeln
he VIII toin the ~ Force.
Higgx was pr0dnce manager a
the Margaret Am Store. naval
Street before enterinw tAa Air
Corps
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18

The Memorial viii be dedicated
Gin loving memory Of those heroes
Of al wars who made the supreme
sacrifice in service to their coun-
try
Mrs. Maude Park Watson. presi-
dent Of the Key West Gold Star
Mothers win act as mistress Of
ceremonies for the occasion. She
win make 4 brief speech Of well
come and appreciation following
the massing Of coIors by Spanish
American War Veterans from Ne.
Gala Camp; Disabled American
Veterans No. 80; Auxiliary Of We
terans Of Foreign Wars No. SOL;
Veterans Of Foreign Wars No.
s917; Auxiliary Of Veterans Of For
eign Wars No. 6O21; Veterans Of
Foreign Wars No. e021; American
hegion Auxiliary Uni No. %; AM
erican Legion Post No. %; Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary Unit No.
1863; American Legion Post No.
16e.
An invocation win be given BY
the Rev. Charles H. Meeker, pas.
cor 81 the First Congregational
Church. Mrs. Eva Warner Gibson
ina Gerald Saunders are b sing
duet, and Rabbi Abraham Sch
wartx Of BsNM Zion Synagogue
win give prayer.
Mrs. Watson, gold star mother
from World War III, win unveil the
Memorial, and Mrs. Adrianne
Sands. who lost 4 son In the First
World War, and Mrs. Velia Ros
ias, gold star mother as 4 result
of the Korean conflict, win place
4 wreath o. The memorial.
1.-THE Star spangIed Banner''
viii be sung BY Mrs. Gibson and
Saunders Immediately preceding
TIE dedication speech by Mayor
G. b. Harvey, past commander cf
American Legion Post No. e.
Miss CIeorn Roberts Is to give
! vocal solo, and Tie poem ''The
Heart Of 4 Gold Star Mother viii
" read BY Gerald Saunders. Fa-
tIier Joseph Maring. s. J., Of st.
Mays star Of the Sea Catholic
Church win pronounce the bene-
diction.
finale n TIE event win be The
salute given by The firing squad
from American Legion Post No.
-. ne playing 81 FLAPS" BY
frank Bervaldi and the retiring Of
che colors.
Mrs. Mary Cabrera Miner VIII
De pianist for the afternoons pro
gram.
Honored guests who expect 70
attend are Captain 3. r. Bradley,
Captain II. payson, Jr., Earl
Adams, Major George B. Law
renee, John Spottswood, It. Mario
Napoles, Jr., II. Billiard, the pre-.
aldents and commanders Of the
local veterans organizations.
Patriotic groups participating
besides the veterans organisations
are: ne fleet Reserve Asaocla-
ton and It's Auxiliary, the Navy
Wives Club, BOY Scouts o. Ameri-
e. and Girl Scouts Of America.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
April Showers Sets Theme For YX.I
Officers WiUes Luncheon Thursday

the Officers Wives Of Vx1 Squadron Thursday afternoon April
18th.
luncheon committee consisting Of lffs n stieter Alsa
f. J. Stnson Mira H D. Silence and r H O. 9teAns with As
chairman designed novel attractive
Showers theme Spring pastel predOminned the color hemn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
Macy Man Weds
Key West Girl

u . hrisf cerem0ny read Phi.
day Il ! p. m ~ Justice Il re
Peace Ira {. Albary. Hiss N0rma
Jean Montgomery became tie
bride q Raiph Lenuara FaElsr.
Miss Montgomery, wha Is Kew
West resident, was dressed ii gray
satin.
TIE groom Il sfatianea here
win 80 Y $. Navy atoara she
usS Sauhey.
Assendants we're Mss Mahea Il.
Meelare and Caivin v. Hammer
suAscRIRR 10 Ynan rrirnn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
Pyihian Sisters 70 Hold
Iniaialion Cerenaoniaa

An iniiialSen e - Pyfhlan
SISTERS wi8i - hnlx hAsm6sy,
AprH ~ y ~ Kn1shss u -
thias haM - - n.
~ nemhsra ana psnauasaisu
msmAers ere ueDsd = alYsn1.
lnapsrsana massaFs ~ - -
cusss1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18
HOssesses For FAWTU
luncheon Scheduled Ii
Wylks Are Announced

Committee for the FAwTU a.
tlcers wives luncheon which 4 d
be held 1t Wyiks Apri = a
I1;5o has been announced. h con.
sists Of Mrs. r. @. Lewis. Mr.
". h. Bolt. r.. Mrs. VI. 1. Dllis.
r., and Mrs. I. ]. corbets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18

HUMAN GUINEA PIG = DR.
Lloyd 7. Koritx labove), e.
year-old intern at Cook County
hospital 1t Chicago. has been
honored for riskina his life
during two years Is . human
guinea PIC. DR.. Koritz receive
ed The Walter Reed Memorial
award for hh work Ia various
medical experiments while Q
student Ct the University Of n
linois Medical School. Among
the ordeals he went through
for science were: being kept
unconscious for II hOurs, eat
ing : pound q raw liver daily
for 30 days and being sus-
pended from ! telephone pole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-18

wives Cinb. This shindlg takes
plaee 10 Saturday, Mar 4. The
Place Fsrt Taylor otlicers Club -
q he ousslds patio. Tables will
be plAeed "a lie lawn - outside
bars win Be set Up = tables a
snacks fFcrt Taylor lyps snacks)
will also b featured. Al this
starts Il TOO >. n. Later you win
dance outside win ! backdfop Il
moonlik waters and swaying palm
srses. what could b moro roman.
tief
TIek1ls may Be purchased from
gomf advisory board member.
Gals, shere are ! limited number.
HOPS ey1syone who wants D come
tan4 VIE doesnstil WIN make ths
eEz5ft y eon1aef thelk beard mem.
Der ID as nol b BE lea cot. THIS Il
Z very rod waY q meet your
board 1nemher Ind knew what abe
\ doing. Afler III. shs 4 represent
he each and ever one q youl,
Tikkek eAl6 el0aes Saturday, April
IS unlfDem u ~ d. i internal
40 tahle rxeeRvklIons. Come and
have 4 Sod time -lnces your sld
friends -lnake new acquAinkanees.
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cloeesl
M eessaes Dsvsispmsns
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nsxs lnneheeQ which 3 helne held
d th4 Casa Marina @ Thursdey,
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u enlekiolns1 win Songs b III
len xlsller accompanied ~ Cleo
DrnseoW. Reservations should %
- Nllsn coeARane ana Beverley
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mesA $1,000 A. rsraEAAnaR 4 ehnM AmExe
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