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Evening star., 1953-06-29
Annopurno's Climbers
Enter Camp Hospital

PAIN AFTER TRIUMPH - Tho
little comp. 10000 feet up on the
flonks Of one Of the highest noun
toins in the world, is turned into a
hospitoI as the doctor tries to save
frost-bitten honds and feet. The
lotest ordeal Of the mountoin-
climbers OF Annopurno is told todoy
on Pose "A.
FARM AID FIRST AnoIyzins
the precorious position Of the former,
top Agriculture Department off,
eioI soys it is more importont right
now to prop prices with existing sup
port prosroms than TO reduce Govern
ment controls. Poee. A-3.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
BY-Passing Of Reed Committee
On Profits Tax Is Abandoned
Delaying Showdown in House
Leaders Hoping
To Get Bill Out
In Few Days
BULLETIN

Chairman Reed of the House
Ways and Means Committee
said today the committee will
meet on general tax legiSla-
tion within a week or 10 days.
This could lead to committee
action on a bill to extend the
excess profits tax.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Lute News
Bulletin
American u. Wins Right
To Build New Hospital

Federal Judge Alexander
HOltzOff today ruled that
American University could
construct a new Sibley Hos
pital on its campus. The rul-
ing overturned the District
ZOning Commissions order
preventing construction.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Rhee Solution
Seen, Are
Asked 10 Sign
Clark Tells Enemy
He Will Enforce
Terms of Truce
By the Associated Press

SEOUL, June 29.-The allies
today asked the Reds to agree
Immediately to date for signing
a Korean truce, indicating they
have either persuaded rebellious
President Syngman Rhee to
agree to an armistice or have
decided to go ahead without his
okay.
Gen. Mark Clark, United Ma
tions commander, told the Reds
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Mccarthy Hints Quiz
Of Truman in New
Atomic Spy Inquiry
Says Ex-President Had
Cunodiun List of b. S.
Members in Ring
BY the Associated Press

ican atomic spies may bring for
mer President Truman before
the Senate Investigations SUBJ
committee as a witness.
Senator Mccarthy announced
he is asking the Justice Depart
Trumon Tokes Stroll Again. soys He's
No Showoff WoIker. Poqe AS
ment for a report ION whether
it ever received from Mr.. Tru-
man list of American members
of an alleged atomic spy ring"
which he said Mr.. Truman re-
ceived in 1945 from the Canadian
government.
"1f the Justice Department did
not receive this report, am 60
ing to ask the subcommittee to
allow us to invite Mr.. Truman
to testify" he told reporters.
II don't think 1t would be nee
essary to subpoena Mr.. Truman"
he added.
Senator Mccarthy said Mr..
Truman got the list from Prime
Minister Mackenzie King of
Canada, and that as he under
stands it. it listed more than 100
United States citizens as men,
berS of an international atomic
spy ring.
Senator Mccarthy and j. v.
Matthews, executive director of
the subcommittee, said the list
reputedly was culled from docu-
ments seized from the Russian
Embassy in Ottawa by Igor Gou-
zenko. a code clerk who became
disenchanted with communism.
Gouzenko handed the Cana
dian authorities documents he
said he distracted from en-
bassy files. and Senator Nc
Carthy said he understands the
Americans were named in these
documents as having been asso-
ciated with the alleged spy
group.
The alleged list was mentioned
July 2, 1850. in a letter written
by Alfred Kohlberg, New York
importer. to Representative
Buchanan. Senator Mccarthy
gave no inkling of what had
precipitated his new move to
investigate.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Guide for Reoders

Amusements Ala Lost, Found - Al
Classified B-7-l2 IObituoy - All
Comics - B-l4-l5 Rodio-Tv - B-l3
Editoriol - A-l0 Sports - A-l6-l9
Edit1 Articles All Womons
Finonciol- A-20-2l Section B-3-e
Evening star., 1953-06-29

Text Of Gen. CIork's Letter to Reds,
Poee A-l2
Evening star., 1953-06-29

Trumon Tokes Stroll Again, Soys He's
No Showoff Wolker. Poee AS
Evening star., 1953-06-29

An Associated Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1953-06-29

,(See TRUCE, Page AID
Evening star., 1953-06-29

(See CRIME, Page A-8D
Evening star., 1953-06-29

Chance of shower this evening, lowest
about r. Tomorrow, warm with chance
of shower. Full report on Page A-2)
Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

Testimony Of individual Witnesses at
Budget Hearings on Pose B-l.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

(See TAXES, Page AID
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Stonnnnering Youngsters Need Guidance

Stammering is something to
which parents and teachers
should give serious thought. A
real speech impediment needs
the attention Of a specialist.
Most young children learning to
talk are likely to stammer. Civ
en- time and allowed to try un-
til the right word comes, they
usually get over it quickly. If a
child carries the stammer along
into his sixth year or so, it is
wise to ask the speech specialist
to examine him and suggest a
course of treatment. Some chill
dren who stammer or stutter
do not outgrow it without ex-
pert guidance.
The child who lunches his
shoulders and draws a deep
breath before attempting to
speak. then breaks of in the
middle of a sentence. needs help.
There is something wrong and
he will not outgrow it unless help
is given promptly. Usually it
indicates some deeply imbedded
Evening star., 1953-01-23
B'noi B rith Women
To Attend Meetino

Mrs. I. Harold Zimmerman
of Baltimore. president Of B'nai
Birth Women District No. S,
will head a delegation Of local
area women leaving today for
the annual midwinter Executive
Committee meeting of the or
ganization which opens tomor-
row at Old Point Comfort, Va.
Those from the Washington
area attending include Mrs.
Norman Marlowe, former Dis
trict 5 president: Mrs. Samuel
Koren, Mrs. Harry Dobkin, Mrs.
Michael Shapiro. Mrs. Herman
Hertzberg. Mrs. Lawrence Koe-
nigsberger. Mrs. Louis Rose.
Mrs. A. Pick Wolf, Mrs. Julius
Kirson. Miss Elizabeth MenSh
and Miss Edna Blomberg.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Tri DeItos Plan
Benefit Auction

A business meeting and white
elephant auction will be spon-
sored by the Washington Al
lance Of Delta Delta Delta at
8 pm. Monday at the home Of
Mrs. Howard Hosmer.
Proceeds will go to two Tri
Delta national projects, the
Crescent Fund and the National
Scholarship Fund.
Mrs. Oliver H. Townsend and
Mrs. A. G. Keyser. assisted by
Mrs. Roger Mcmillan, are CO.
chairmen Of the meeting.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
BY Angelo Potri

What a child does habitually,
he will keep on doing unless ne
is checked and redirected to bet
ter ways. Children often fall
into poor habits of posture.
speech. manners, walking and
the hundred and one things they
pick up and try out.
A small boy, the only child in
his family, lisped. It was a de-
lightful lisp, so the family
thought, and they encouraged
him in it. But when he entered
school it was another matter.
The other children laughed at
him, initiated him mockingly,
and the teacher, looking grave,
said, "Try to say. Sss-sss, the
way the radiator is saying it. :"
But Bunny could not say Sss-sss.
1t took many weeks Of effort
during which the child suffered
humiliation and discouragement
before he could approach cor
rect enunciation.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

anxiety which can be cured by
a specialist.
The unfortunate speech diff
Guilty of some children can be
usually overcome by intelligent
treatment. With some the i'm
pediment is the result Of fear,
in others it is due to weakness,
or disease. Affection will gen.
orally dispel fear-a good phys
ical routine, sleep, baths, diet,
play in the open air, often help
the weak ones. Here, we may
need the physicians understand
ing attention. Those who are
afflicted by disease must have
the care of the specialists, and
the hospital is the place to go
for help. The family physician
who knows the child can often
give the wisest advice for the
relief Of these young ones.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Gu Parents Guild Plans Reception

A reception viii be held by the
Parents Guild of the Catholic
University Campus School from
8 to 5 pm. Sunday in honor of
the Right Rev. Msgr. Joseph
Gorham, director of the school.
Mrs. Martin F. ODonoghue is
chairman of the committee in
Evening star., 1953-01-23

charge Of the reception which
will be held at the school. Assist
ing her are Mrs. Frederick j.
Lawton, Mrs. John J.. Hartke.
Mrs. Ferdinand Capelli and Mrs.
Frank Shea.
Shane MacCarthy is president
of the guild.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

FUTURE AABASSADORS?-fNrs Clare Boothe Luce
teft) who has been mentioned as the next Ambassador
to toy has serious conversation with Mrs Hiram Cole
Houehton, who umoed to be under consideration as
next envoy to The Netherlands The two were photos
erophed the Woens National Press Club reception
Wednesday for the cabinet.
Star Stoff Photo by Paul Schnnick
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

N0M&0ANs M4w@W@@E -
eN-Tarln So. naval cenmisssry "a
aee-Laaes Day cdI TouraamsaL Ksy wss Gel oue
ie@-Ex.u onhssrs' wives ciuh. Asrupslms
Gss-Kwanls cnh. Ia CoaeAa Hoa
f.so-YsusA Per chrss rsmlas 81 HssAoela cAursA
Tm-order q Denlaay. seofisA Rite Tsmpie
f.n-Truman seAsd PTA. 81 ths schoa
Tssa-MScS. Ftxsa Meshoalsi ChureA. - ne ehurrA
I:0-Duplssis Brides Ga ~ rsylw ofhssu' cue
a0-RsGinnsrs' Briase. ~ Tayior olheers Ga
a@-KmgAts e Pytkias. PytAiss Han
aeo-Harrn schoo PTA a. he sehod
eoo-FRA Ladies Auniary ian NJ. u. VA Hens
ee-sparklns wsisrs RshskaA Lodss Ne "a PytAlaa Han
$500 Asss' Wv W., fs'; o' a. " 49, A'@'
"WEDNESDAY. hsssmes lisA
iso-Fsss Tsalnins GrOp. ofssrs wives ouA place % -
RN-Navy wives csb Ne =. Bds IVA q 4 Nsssi $50.
s@-unisd DsaGhss e rs confsdsFasy. paes b. aanoun.
ed
ise-Iuniur Dshs Al tAs wonsns Cub
s@-Amsresn Lsgaa. Arthur sawyer Pest a Lssuu Nome
seo-Seo,Ash Rlts Bodies 81 scottish Rhs Tease
0ao-BPo DOES Nc. -. st Uks Cab Annex
Eoo-Jnior chambw q Commerce, 81 eluhhosss
usuRsDAr Msvsmhsr I'm
ueo-cray LADIES' Corps. place 70 bs snnouassa
iaiS-Roiary cluh s. Pads ParisA Ran
ioe-Thwtn Shsp. Naval commissary. "a
G-Monros Gsneal Hospital Auxiliary ssMne Al la hnsus,sl
fsa-cAP CARTS. Ksy wss High sehoa
I@-ksy wss' Amateur Rsd's ouh SsuoaaI cuara Armory
f@-Na Ph M soruriy. 8. Annes Har
f@-FRA Ladies AmaiaTy unh -. z. s Nsvsi Hsspa.I
H@-hoAsrs oue chi and S. Jossphb seho casvsul aud
sss-suv Bee cub yl.ss 10 - snsuuussa
e1-Exseutss Board PrAsi ne nj sehoo
en-Knlghs ~ coambus Noes nan
eoo-Lsdiss' Auxniay. ~. ssiI. WV e WV Han.
eo-Dr Fslz varela Ledge No g. sis Eiasbsh q
sS-aEilary. Ar.Aur sawyer Una Ne AnsTissa Lssioa
PaIoAv. NsssmAsr 10
io@-Gym Classes iw 0fheeFs Wives Rda a S..u... ma.
I9-YoaiA For Christ Poselsna Baptist churrA -
S~-fsFn eAapsaf' No q. cEs seSstsA ne Tsmpls
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Harris School To
Mark Education
Week Tonight

TAe faculty a Harris Elsmeutary
sehool wlh preseni q panel DIS.
eusaioa a P. r. A. tonixhl. ms
meeting b Ia eelehraflan a Amer.
lean Edacation week and III BE-
iollo4ed b. open hoase IN tha
elassroom&.
Tea membsrs Il ths laenlsy VII
ne panel members and discuss
QueSiana In whlrA paFents Nh he
inierested. ne tspics incluae saeh
eoaifoveTtlsl Suhiecis a. home.
work. TIE Feading program. marks
and rspurt cards.
fAis meeting 1t HAIRS schooz &
one q the series az esenis zlven
~ the Monroe Counfy School sys-
Ten b pr0mote public inleresi and
lnderstanding aaring American
Edasatioa Week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

Independents ard sslfsuiheiancy
icy deserve.
karn. Harvey recommemds the
siory uf "karan" which l. avail.
abe AZ the woman's Club lihFary.
80 Duvai street,. There ere %
fees or ehaFwes IN cannecsion VA
he horrowins el thls book.
mmlie 10 brina knowledge and In.
ne fslloaing progFam Is q ~
print of the meeaings events:
uNITGo CEREBRAL PALSY
o. FIcRlnA
pfa8Mm1a
uMITgD cmnEnRAL PALSY
o. Kay WEST. FLORIDA
place. elks Che Asses. 80
ussai 81.
Tines lie D. N.
oala; hasemksF G, i9S1
nsgisarssians Mrs.. o. chapssll
lnveesaisai Rsx. .. Paui Tewxh.
80. psasss. plrsi hasthsdisi
churGh
wslssmss lvns y. csislms.
sasis oiFsssss. uniisa csFsessl
Palsy ~ Fis.
TemparsFv ehalrmans 1ss ~
lsns ce1may csmwissism@rs 81
pubiis ltaslsh sad MsliaFa
AAamh@Fs 81 - coFpsrn8ssa,
aesrd - oiFseisEs. nY-Lsws. amd
Rsssiwiiens 10 fern umlaad csrs.
hTsl Palsy 81 ksY west. Flsstaa.
Glsetiem 81 oiiissFs ~ ucpA
81 ksF Wesi
alsesiea - parsni Aavlssry
ceaaell
lnaroasssssnss Jsas y. cvsssnp
~PFessnaslisn ucP sfsss Pre-.
wram'ss esegws e. itoovss, sssse
pFssidsaa. ucP 81 Fia.
sNomsn'a Rec IN psxslspana
csmmsmilv Assets Aars. {. B
hsrvev. kev west
~Dsssispmsaa - csmmuailv
paeilllass ass caFshsal pslsya
Thse6ess {. Maria. n. 3.
ms6i<ai plFerass 81 Pmnwssw
Maner. Msu1uemsrV. AZ -
fha ceFshFal Palsy csnsvllans -
uasass csFshrsi PsisT Assseia.
issns l&atismall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Key Vest Seniors
Inrifed To Enter
Fashion Contest

Pc Ne sseusd year. higA seAel
seniors q Fturisa are bsinx izxlsed
% sntsr ths nalioaai eomprtaoa
tur TIE Furesi Cts Fashiou SGD.
arshtps. uhaxh are oflered b 60
ceuTaEe tairnted sfudenis d eaicf
Ne held a dress desixn.
REies ard enfry hlanks havs heen
seat b 1@ principals az aeore-
diied hlgh sekoals q ths UnHei
States Eniries musi b. Submitted
bsicre Marxh 4. tsst
Each seholarship pruxtdxs to
years fal tairen a ne WasAina
taa unixsrtify SrAsoi a Fins kris,
Dspartmeui ef Dress Detirn. al
lcais, uhers many lesding iaskioa
drssEneFs have Niudles.
he schoifships are uaiqus h
thai they are ne o1lY Fuch sekai.
arships offered a. Wakhiagton Ia.
FsFkiiy By . dress manulaciurur.
and are among q very hmlied san
be- of xghoiarthips avaEahle any-
uhere ~ ttady h fashioa dexiep
Astistancs q siutenis inieresied
IN eompetine for ne schslarthns
"a olisred b the spousur. and ull
also - offered - classes and W
ditbdaal stu6enix ~ ioxal retail
riores vhich featurs Forest Cay
iashious. Simon Spiifer. presaisnl
81 ne company has annaunoed
No. Spiirsr added nat me re.
ponse % Ne f.rsi years schalaF.
thip eompeution Showed . nausnal
inieFest IN ne fashioa fieid % fAs
pnFf of stpdents
he taS1 uinnsFn. Naney Lnrns
q bnhy. oklahoma. and Kathlees
burdick q Saraioga Spriag.. Nsu
Yea, are 500 attemdinF sehnai.
Sladents iron MissouFi lsaa. W.
Nirginia. oaio. Texas. Waahin9ina.
and caiiornia reached Ne 6aais
last year.
Forest city Manufaeiuriag Cen
pany. one af ne largest and cd.
est n tAs field. dssiEas and msaa-
iaetures Csrole King. nsris Dod.
500 and shifisy lee bsaior iashiaas.
and Martha Mhnning and PEG PA.
msr misses and hali size dresses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

spseialias, - ~ n shs silmae IN
ihe Me4icai Ceater Friday. fsam
ama ~ I've e'eioek a waa Thmrs.
CO. kaFsna mla1hEg ~ ahrunxA :
SIS alssanes talephnns ell Il fhe
pyalflan b ds4peFafkan. Sc piaa
O. - hin - zee hew dnaahaaw en-
Is nlready overerow6sa sehsauls
= waa oniy wham Mrs.. Klillea tod
IN taai medleal ausheFilias 40
sd 81 hsE ehld wns hopaaass.
lAsi . peraaa wliA cerebral palsy
- - manialliy. fhai shs doetw
nTaed - make ! riaee fBr Karen
60 hia lampaeked salendar.
r. verdict was uhsg eanfrmed
- fniih sd hapa u Karens psg-
e91a Mr.. K1anea" he hannn
Qulefly and eumfldaualy. ~Knren =
. nna heaithy ehnd. Sc seeds
heaP nnd . treat deal Of n ny
verdict 8-lAai ahe ean - laaehi
- sii - and usa ~ hnnds. And
karan = golng b walk. n addlflsn.
ihafu u 10 queStinn thas ahs ID
msalnilF very alert. Normal "a e.
hlMhw."
sayn Karen's molhsr ia al ghs
years q dnfeated creams and vain
neafealng ! I'D nol eriea-hui 1
eFiad 500. and lhs tears wers wnr
- aweei. heeanse thay wsre
leaFn ct happinem."
kaFen's si1ry Is - q ed ons
II = emotional. end ms many
p4aant momeats. hui 4 Is nFs.
mafny . success story. n 4 II.
iefmallEa. fan b read and olAsn
80. i b - lnsplrlng afflrmatlon
- 80 happineas a. nrlef o..
adS malay upon ournalves.
kmNns slory b a. lhs woman's
ciaa nerary. 40 Duvnl 81. TheFe Z
- ehaTgs - ase far harrnwina
shH heek. u b avaaahis throuEA
- eewiasy q TIE Ilhrnry.
- Is expresses seme persannl
siswpulAsa, Z has 70 b slgnsd.
--Je
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
NeiV Queen For
Lime Festival
On Upper Keys

A Keys bsauty wn reign over
tha first annaal Upper Keys Line
Festival iOIlowing eompstition fos
that tifle a. Fantasies Yacht Har.
bor during ne regular meeting q
ne Upper Keys Chamber of Cen.
maree.
Sc will Be shossn from q lisi q
% Upper Keys beautiss WHO wal
b. hdsed aee@ding 10 Allantie q.
y rules - On ne basis e beauty
clara. poise and pernonality. Jed.
ees wnl ballot separately co each
sri. iop sri being named oueen,
with Z runnars-ap designated Prin.
cexSea.
coaissi Judges wal Be Mas Mar.
On Johnsaa. bead Il cornei Aea.
demy 81 Modellne. Miami: gidnsy
c. casea. pFodncsr director q the
Grove Playhoaas. Cocouuf Grove:
and sudgs SYLVESTER Adalr. Home.
stead.
Priaes 10 ~ received ~ ne
Qneen and be- couFt will lncinds
hair-dFeaaina BY Jesse Fl Taver-
aier: dresses BY . mator Mani
firm; trips 10 Miami 10 appear en-
radio and ": ard there wln be
additional prizes.
TIE Queen and Der prlncesses
IN also receive national puhlleity
throueh wlre service picfurss, and
posslhly througk magazines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

AW4NA&@Ms N&&a@E - t@@ E@AA -
ne 6oEmailiiss II pFessntias shs
rasoluaioma waa eondueted ~ ice
Aflsn. mowos Counsy cemmlasioa-
- Fl Puhiis HealtA sd welfare
whe was selected 10 serys - tam-
poFaFy ehalrman.
George c. Hooxsr. State ucPA'
wnsiasni. asoks o. 90 UcPA state
wosram and hsoaTAi ct ths Gee
ssalsy oi eomhlnlus effortn Il ne
eommanlly = mzks / ; sneesasiul
psosram. Els Gee shs saeesss Il
ucPA nnits - ever - eountEy
End ted e ths needs eseryuhere
thal muzl ysa - AaifAlsd - help
ne eeFshrni palnied.
"There are stin IS than - pr
cent e "a Tie eeFehrai palsied
thfoaehnul the enuntry who are
heina treated" Ne sad.
Mrs. c. =. Harvey spoks @ We
man's role h peveioplng Com-
munisy Assets" nad pleaaed the
suppowf q The women Il Key wess
ia thia great humsniiarian eliart
Mrs. Harvey was unanlmomnly sei.
eeted b serve a. TIE first pres.
cert of 90 uCPA's wemnn's Umif
q TIE key West Chapter.
TIE added lsatmEe of ne pro-
gram was ne presenialion e d..
Theod0Fe G. MarFs. medicAl "a.
rsciar of pineview Manur h Mort.
mnmeFy, Ala. and cexehrai PALSY
eonsaliant 10 sAs naslonal srKaniza.
tea of UcPA. Wis gave . con.
pisia eufline e ne iEentmenl tseh-
niuuea used In the fsld of eere-
hral palsy. and throaGh use of slid.
e. Dr. Marrs ahowed the latest
pAasss q resenrsh bsiag doas b.
thls Eeid.
0ffeers selected b serve TIE nsw
loeal ucPA aFuup ere a. lnilows
=. G. Chappell. pFesidena: Meixin
Levisl. fret vieapresidsmi. Pau
Z. Sawyer. seeFNiary and orxls n
Kemp. trNa6mrNF.
Members e TIE board 81 direc-
lnFA inelnde Slephnn Ianovak. Jack1
sellers. lee Alec. ice Peariman
and wnhuF Frankiln.
Elected 10 tAs Parens Advisory
counell we're ice MeL.amNhlln. Mrs.
H. Pope and Frederick Haas.
Plans % begin Q public eduea-
tional pFegram 81 be the first
step taken hy ne local groap. tbs
Ell he under the dlrection of Mrs
{. n. Harvey af ne weman'a Inn
KEY west b uniqne. Mrs. Har-
vsy stated. "a tat tn hFusher.
bod e neiEhboTs g us iittis is.
land was unsurpassed darina he
aepression. ard a . tine he fhls
when lhase Is a great nnderlyimg
need. the gpirii ef unity is mans.
iasl amama "a again."
SIC stressed that TIE stigma e
memial dalieisney be remeved lrom
cerebral palsY. ard thal ne edn-
eatiomal aspects af traaimentA be
Fecogni1ed.
TIE women 81 Kay West Nh
unii - hring knowied1s ard "a.
anrmafion and hopa 10 pmramia and
rslatixes e tnose whe new ean he
hslped Do ths polni where they ca
eeeome useful eitineas n the con.
mnnlly. aa wen a. acAlaving ne
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
San Carlos School
announces HOnOrs
For Students

san Carios sehonl las . reeulal
daily seaaion ar ehliaren a Kln
deTHnrtaa. fret. seennd and thlrs
GRADES. TIE tslai enru1lmena q.
Tie present schna tern u e 4
pupils. ne ChndFen's Divialon Al
20 has IN addlliannl class dadieai
81 % ehildfen from ether eitS
sehnols We are interested N Con
versailonal Spanish. I.easans 90
his gruup are held on wednesday
"a AS p n.
HonnF noll fnF tie regular sehool
ehildrsn dming ~ firHl nins week
period 4 lmsiFugllon u spamish ant
KagliaA laeuagss iailows:
hldeFNaFta& - Marsh Mamn
k1nda Graham. Margaret Mnssa
uaniia Navarro Crnia wnsan
Margnnsl MeEunald. Ten sawyer
First Grace: Neda sehmtai. CO
rade AhFea. Cal Hartley
second Grade: BFlan Reynaaas,
EllEaesih FalhnnIhal. ceen calnl
Third Grade: Joy Hartley. -
shaei NAl6sz. Jenniler valdsx
Ferfaet sliandancs: icy Hartley,
Rriaa Rsynalds. Cad Hartley. We.
de- Sehmi GTardo AIRES. Ralph
AFnoid. cEalg wnsoa, Marsha
Mana. Dawea Caves. csca Cat,
&c. 1aaaaa Navarro.
chiidrwn special Spanish Class
lPupia b neEi slandlngl lnciuae.
Jaeqnsllna Gran. vlFelnia Rlos,
sylvia Rias. pera sosin. Llnda Cur,
~, Glsnn RohsFtx. Ceofaianma ne
Weld. org1asa Heraandez. xio.
mara Alanae. Ammie MeNemnmin,
1ossph Carl. Patrinha O'Hara.
hAlPh ham3a. Jeffrey Collins, NJ,
q hsFrlek. Sumner Thompson
william klannary. lanet C0rmaek.
Rosalind Green's. Deanna Perez,
Marsiyn ns Lane. Rachel Mattias
Adals depurtmsns tconsersa-
tlaaal panlsAl stndenas IL hess
ssandlaG' FRA years Isahel Chand-
ier. hsE2ta Ahxahamson. Mar.
erssis > ssens. Kleanar Ped
chsrloile Re. Marrarss Hand.
e.. kdMara !. Cart, ArnFesis
Cara. Danlel Z. Psqaslie. Ln<a.
e = NeiiA NJ !. snl6ar. Kasis
kllEalloA Gee symoas, Dsrraa
Baker. Twglla Flshel. Hsien Nc.
Lymaa. W4ilam slanfseid. LnEs ".
thoFuieA \ Cara, Rrle chand
Ter. Lorsla cAanaaer
sscoa4 yeaFs Lmcllla calveflay
hnsn haf84. Mare Ellis. Bette n
-. ia MeMaAoA. Asnss n.
&Eamfiei8
nm yeaF Hand cutimn. Eala
~ FriiL knfAleea MnrAeil. Aan
n. hankR. MiKue MsFiseal
FirM year Enxlish ana eilsxen.
sh'p lasduktisn gsludenas II God
stanaia9ls haFta nelando. xolla
Nskflh' kmma Quin1amn. Mladalia
1aFeia, h'Rsa RFias 81. Mlguel
hf'sa. = hlaaaia nEits. Agussi-
~ fa.. Felipe Fuentan. "a.
NAznA hsHm14x. MeIha 4. Mmml.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
~Karen' Il Book Of Faith Ind Hope
For Parents And Friends OF Those
affected By Cerebral Palsy

ewmxnn~ q nna e hook ~ Mnrs k1aea Is zus ssury
neaualfnny - ampy 80. ah@a 80 lite danghtnF
Knren ! nialY e paFsniM ote aheul unnDua ed
~ snAaaw nhnwa senes - zee hnmdirmnped
rsslrr1v Il 4 aks fnmy Ne wA AZ 1 inn an1 hiefana as
- uausun fnsneal pEooama 10 also moaern
-. - senra an1 ar nnd aboa mdxhaas doearn
- - 80 hnraps, knFaa &C. r." fesrshra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Ten And Twenty
Years Ago
- Tsksa issm pnas e
To clsis.n

ssovEhnaa n. is11
hrs. ". D. Evans who las been
undsrgoine tFeatmens 10 ne walter
hsed hospital IN washlnKton, re.
hwned today 10 Key West.
Mrs. Pred Lee and 500 uho have
winiered here t~ the past four
years arrived here today 70 spend
thai nfiA season.
Sherifi Kari O. nhompsoa lsia
today Ter Mani On business.
atcsHMnaa ". lss1
Berardo Rodriqass Valdez ca.
ban coasul. srraved today IN Key
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
PAYROLL CUT SET

TOKYO She q s Array an
noaneee tnday s.2s Japaness "a.
uonals woald BE- droppsd from ia
payrna IN eurrent eeonomy as
miskals 81 bases ard inslanaiinns
thFua ghuag ia lslamGa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

Ensign Ignaiious Lester. son Il
hr. and Mrs.. J. Lanesloi Lester.
. spending . ten-day leave IN Key
west witA family and iFisnds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Key West UHiies To Organise Unit
For Cerebral Palsy Association
Under Direction OF b. C. ChGppeH

More as my private eizsns Key attended - asan
lnnlona meeng II Uaed Cerebral Palsy Assoeaon End ey
successfully hrmed Key west uniI
Hiss Iune CufinG state DReeoF q UcPA presided 81 the
msena epened w nsoeaton By TIE Rev J. Pau
InneAnn. naaanr e Iha FlEal Re lAodM chnreh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

What people zee IL registered e.
their eyes upside down ard ths
mind turns TIE image ever b pa
4 In pruper perspective.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

Mayer Wizard n. Albury vas
reelected here yesterday for ne
fourth tine.