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The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29

TAMPA R-Phlip AlbanO, a..
year-old grocer. today faced five
years in prison for conducting .
lottery.
Criminal Court Judge I. A.
Grayson imposed sentence yes,er.
day after AlbanO was convicted Of
being the nan behind q group Of
Negro numbers sellers operating
In Paseo County. Albano gave no.
tiee Of appeal.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29

ST. PETERSBURG R-Rspuhli.
can women viii open their state
convention at Lakeland Oct. q
with . panel discussion on how %
unite the party In Florida, Mrs.
Harold MeGeorge said last night.
She said Rep. Donald c. MeLar.
en- Of 81. Petersburg and Charles
A. Bachelor Of Orlando. will speak
in favor Of COP state executive
committee policies while Rep. W.
A. washburn Jr. Of Nokomis. and
Edward A. Turville Of 81. Peters.
burg. viii argue against them.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29
Painters Pitch I'm

SYRACUSE. N. Y. R-The mod.
est home Of Peter L. Pratt has
Q cleaning new coat Of paint. and
II members Of Local 81. Painters
Union, have o glow In their hearts.
Union officials learned recently
that Pratt, who n over 70 and
nearly blind, vas trying 10 paint
The house himself He relied on his
sense Of touch 10 tell what had
been painted.
One morning after Pratt had lef,
for his JOB In q HOSPITAL laundry.
the II volunteers converged on the
house, brushes swinging. By the
end of the day. all but . small
era was finished. The union said !,
would provide . gallon Of paint
and men 10 complete the job.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29

tconnnasd Prem Pasa onsl
and Dr. Bernss 81 the mohllring
meeting last night 81 the cline.
Tie seoxe of organlxations rep
resenied heard the men streas that
tAis ls merely 9 mid epldemie. +"
Dr. Lester said:
"psnr be trighasnsd. vs. lgss
fhaf she inelaanxe ~ re dissaas
bee risen. kAass inesglssiea will
saap shsa rise. " n saves even
ere lie n 10 worSh h. We wsas
10 ssop psIls sssd Geld. Ard ws
will"
II wss stressed b. Ell the leaders
that though the injections are not
compulsory. they urge that parents
bring their children for the pre-
veutye shots 10 protect them and
others.
Mayer E. o. NsFvsy stressed
shss fhs ineidsnss 10 fsT less rev
thsn IN iStT when ghsFs we're 20
eases Fsporssd IN fhe soVnsV evs
81 q total u 1eyooe pspvlsslen.
Tsasy shsss ere - eases sOt -
0 pepvlsiion ~ more thsn se,ooe.
This Is insurance We are taking
out" he said. ''Thls is not an ae-
tive epidemic We are combating.
The 500 children In Key West
VII be lnoculsted starting Thurs
day. Teams win 90 up the Keys
10 lnjeci the children at Sue Moore
School and Coral shores. Colored
children are being handed at
Douglass on Thursday.
lhs Navy offered full cooperation
through Dr. n. s. Simpson. con-
mandlng officer Of the Navy hos
pisal who attended last nights
meeting with comdr. 5. A. Butler,
ND.
DR.. Dalton vas asked 10 head
up the nurses committee: Mayor
Harvey the traffic committee. 20
obtain volunteers for signing up
the children, taking their ages.
weights etc. The Monroe COunty
PTA win work with Mayor Harvey
on that committee.
The Red Cross will be asked 10
head the committee 10 set volun.
teers 10 hold children while being
Injected. Kermit Levin, manager
Of Station wKwF was named head
Of the publicity committee. with
The Citizen, News and Herald.
Representatives at meeting appoint.
ed also.
DR.. Bernss said that the only re-.
action 10 the shots might be q
slight fever and Q tenderness In
the hip.
At the meeting last night besides
Knight, Sher. vlee.ehairman OF
the Polio chapter. were most oi
the physicians in Key West. Drs.
Alan Shephard, Herman Moore.
Ralph Herr. Leonard conley. and
Edward Gonzalez, as well as
DR.. Lester who heads Up the
emergency committee were there
City Commissioner aek Delaney
as well as the Mayor were on
hand. Civic clubs were well Eep.
resented:
Present were representative
from the American Legion. Legion
Auxiliary; Rotary Club: Beta Sig.
ma Phi; PTA; Mothers Club Of
Convent Of Mary Immaculate;
Chamber Of Commesee; Elks;
Disabled Veterans: Business and
Professional Women; JayCees and
JayShees: Key West Golf Club:
Knights OF Columbus: Lions Club;
Masonic Order: Key West Minis.
terial Association: Key West wo-
mans Club; 81. Mary's Star Of the
Sea and CMI Alumna Association.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29
GIVE UP LOOT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. R-Four
youths led police TO 500 worth Of
iewelry and household items hidden
under rocks here. which they said
hey had stolen on q four day
crime spree.
City pole. who arrested the boys
today. said the loot included ap-
proximately rs pieces Of jewelry.
two watches. three clocks and a
stack Of crime does no. pay"
comic books.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29

MELBOURNE 0-Frederick n.
Kury. former New York state
newspaper publisher and nswsVa-
per syndicate executive. announced
yesterday he has purchased con.
trolling interest In radio station
wMhB here.
KuFy purchased the station from
Henry Draveneek. New York ad.
vsrtising executive who formerly
lived In Melbourne. Purchase price
was not revealed and the sale ls
subject 10 Federal Communiea atoms
Commission approval.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29

SPAkTANBURG. S. c. R-Fun.
eral services we're set today for
Capt. John {. Hipp. 81. who vas
allied in q plane crash near Fayet.
teviile. Ga. sunday
Services vii BE- held In the Epis.
eopal Church OF the Advent at
p. IN, with burial In Greenlawn
Memorial Gardens. Hipp formerly
lived in Clearwater. Fla.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29


u. s. has complete jurisdiction,
that Is where the only right the
state has reserved Is that 10 serve
ctvil and criminal processes. the
residents wili not be allowed 70
vote.
Prehlblssd Areas
Persons living IN the following
areas win not Be- permitted q
vote: Naval station, Naval Hos.
pital. Peary Court. Sigsbee PARK,
Naval Air station. Officers Clubs,
and the Commlssafy.
Those who live in the eolored
housing project In Fort Taylor and
in The Salt Pond Trailer Camp
viii also not be allowed 10 regis.
ter. as q result of the ruling.
Lester had earlier instructed the
Supervisor Of Registrations not 10
allow people living In these areas
10 register. Ervin's opinion. has
confirmed the fact that his actions
were correct.
The State Attorney General also
clarified the question Of whether q
person who has already establish
ed voting residence In The city be.
fore moving 10 government owned
land BY saying that ''even though
person who has been q quail.
fled voter in the city Of Key West
may move only two blocks from
his former residence in the city.
II he moves onto federal property.
he win just as effectively be re.
moved from Key West as II he had
moved 10 Washington. ID. C."
Net ousllflsd IN City
Having his residence on federal
property and no longer being q
resident Of Key West. the person
Ia not qualified under the city
charter 10 become a voter.' Err
win said.
Erwin also said that Supervisor
0f Registrations Victor Lowe Is
empowered under State Law 30 re.
move the names of persons living
on government reservations from
the registration lists.
Workers in the City Office Of
Registrations are already at work
preparing lists Of such persons.
The lists viii be submitted 10 the
City Commission for action.
No estimate has been made
public as 10 the number Of voters
Who win be taken from the lists.
however. II Ia known that more
than = hundred residents Of Slgs.
bee Park Naval Housing project
who have registered win be affect.
ed. In effect. precinct ~. which
covers that area will be abolished.
The ruling Is expected 10 be an
important factor in the November
elections since. several office
seekers have reportedly been de.
pending on . Navy vote 10 put
them In office.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29

DEI.AND IA witness. Joseph
J. Brady. testified yesterday Hugh
b. odham's car passed him going
like . JET plane before an accident
last year In which two persons
were killed. Odham, %. Sanford.
Is on trial for manslaughter. Ills
brother. Bradley odham. vas run.
ner up In the race for governoF
last year.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29
JACKSONVILLE R--Ths Flor

JACKSONVILLE RI-The Flori.
da Suprsme Court is being asked
20 rule on eonstituuonality Of the
new state Law which says poses
sion Of q federal gambling tar
stamp Is conclusive evidence Of
gambling.
Attorneys for Amos Jefferson.
Negro accused Of violating the lsw.
filed an appeal yesterday from .
recent ruling by Circuit Judge
Bayard b. Shields upholding the
Law. They contend the statute vio.
lates state and U. S. Constitutions.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29
FLORIDA
BRIEFS

TAMPA R-The Licensed Prac.
sieai Nurses ASsn. of Florida was
% nominafe offieers this morning
and vote on them this afternoon.
TIE body opened . three-day az.
aaal eanventioa Monday.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29

Camels we're fond In America
until the Pl1ocene period. aboma s
.million yuag3 ago.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29

TAMPA R-RObert Tsbo. -.
vas crushed 10 death By a bull.
dorgr he vas operating In the hold
of q ship here MondAy when the
hulldoser toppled over and pinned
him against Q steel beam.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-29
ERWIN ISSUES RULING

tonaanoeo HFom ra1e Oues
U. s. has complete jurisdiction,
that Is where the only right the
state has reserved Is that 10 serve
civil and criminal processes. the
residents wsli not be allowed 20
vote.
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LEGION PLANS TO

CONTINUED from rage One1
evening of March 5th. The Legion
Oratorical Contest is an Ameri-
canism project designed to stimu'
late the study of the U. 5. Con-
stitution by high school students.
The Post will present Flag
SET 70 HE poineians School dur.
inc the dedication exercises o.
the Schools new building on
March 24fh.
william ]. Neale, 10th District
Committeeman from Iiami, was
also in attendance and addressed
the membership. It was indicated
that the 10th District Conference
would be held at the Coconut
Grove Post Home on Sunday,
April 18th.
Tenth District Committeeman
Frank Romaguera gave the oath
of office to the following Legion
naires selected to fill current va
cancies: Anthony A. Meigel, End
Vice Commander; M. E. Lewis,
Sergeant at arms; and lie Van c.
Reber, Executive Committeeman.
The Key West Guard Of Honor
ritual team obligated the following
new members: Edward Chatter
ton, w. C. Norfolk. Albert Elwood,
and Floyd Mclean. A Post Ever
lasting Ceremony was conducted
in memory of Legionnaire Jo'
seph Surgen who recently died.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-27

Observations taken at City Office
Key West, Fla, Feb. u, 1858
$500 AM. EST
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK "A - The stock
market was mixed today with a
slight upside emphasis.
Prices ranged from point high
er to fractions lower with a lot
of leaders unchanged or reluctant
to appear on the tape at all.
Trading started fast but soon
slowed in the usual fashion.
Here is the way major divisions
looked:
Higher--Most chemicals.
Lower - Most automobiles and
coppers.
Mixed Railroads.
Steady Utilities, steels, oils, and
radio-televisions.
Higher stocks included Seaboard
Railroad, Consolidated Natural
Gas, Dome Mines, Allied Chemical,
Republic Steel, and United Aircraft
Lower were Baltimore & Ohio,
Anaconda Copper, Du Pont, Ameri-
can Wooden, Climax Molybdenum,
Pepsi-Cola, U. S. Steel, General
Motors, and Montgomery Ward.
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Condition OF
Governor Called
Fair" Today

TALLAHASSEE R-Gov. Dan
McCarty was reported in ''fair''
condition at Tallahassee Memorial
Hospital today after mild heart
attack Wednesday night.
Attendants at The hospital said
the governor had spent a pretty
good night"
When the 41-year-old governor
went to the hospital it was re-
ported he had influenza.
But statement issued by his
brother, John McCarty, Thursday
said:
"As a result of tests made TO-
day, DIR. L. L. Dozier announced
that Gov. Dan McCarty has had a
slight heart attack but his con-
dition is good. The governor is
resting comfortably and further
tests will be made tomorrow"
He has not previously had heart
trouble, the brother said.
Since his Inauguration last month
Gov. McCarty has worked long
hours ard frequently eats his lunch
in his office.
He appeared in good health a
few hours before the attack and
that day addressed an educators
conference he called to discuss use
of Florida's resources.
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HARRIS SCHOOL
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and asked that all passengers be
kept aboard until Mrs. Walker and
Baby Jasper had disembarked.
They drove special car up to
the ramp and took the child to
the hospital where examination be-
gan at once.
Mrs. Walker was told that Sat-
urday was the earliest date at
which any news of results could
be made after laboratory and other
tests were completed. The anxi-
GUS mother was taken to hotel
but said she would rather have
rain check on the dinner which
the Shriners offered.
On Thursday morning. Jasper's
mother had breakfast with Shrin-
ers from the Rochester organiza-
ton and voiced a wish to have a
room near the hospital. This was
arranged at once and she is now
staying in a private home direct
ly across from the hospital where,
the spokesman said. "She is being
treated like one Of the family"
On Sunday, Mrs. Walker viii be
taken to church by Shriners. All
activity will be reported directly
to the Key West Shrine Club.
Blundell said that he had to
leave Key West at noon today but
that Shrine Club member Roy
Reel was standing by in his place
and that Don McPeak, visiting
Rochester, MINI. Shriner who
made the original contact with the
Rochester group, was also ready
to receive calls. He is at La Con
cha Hotel.
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L. HI. GODDARD

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Of Commander. His entire Naval
career was spent in Key West.
When he was discharged in 1916.
he was commanding officer of the
Receiving Station here.
He has made his home in Key
West since.
Goddard was for one year Sec
rotary of the Civil Service Board
and was a member of the commit
tee that rewrote the city charter
in 1916.
He Is the treasurer of the HUI.
name Society and the Key West
Players and has been active In
the Community Concert Associa-
ton and is a vestryman at st.
Paul's Episcopal Church.
He is also the local representa-
tive Of the Commandant, Sixth Ma.
val District. AS a Naval Reserve
officer. he has been engaged in
promoting 4 Composite Reserve
Unit here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-27
The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Parity
cloudy today through Saturday;
some likelihood of scattered
shower in vicinity. Continued mild.
Gentle to moderate variable winds.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
today and Saturday. Few widely
scattered showers in south portion
today. Cooler in north portion to-
day and little cooler in south por-
ton tonight. Little change In tenn
perature Saturday.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
winds, northwesterly over south
portion and variable gradually be-
coming northwest to north over
south portion today. Saturday gen.
tie to moderate northwest to north
winds over north portion and mod
crate north to northeast winds
over south portion. Clear to partly
cloudy weather. Widely scattered
showers in south portion today.
Western Caribbean: Moderate to
fresh easterly winds today and
Saturday. Pazly cloudy weather.
Isolated light showers.
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TEN YEARS IN PRISON

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trolmen. At that time he was in
a pickup truck taken from Miami.
He left wild trail of accidents
as he sped toward Marathon where
he was caught.
Jackson was found trying to rob
an airline office ano was in the
company of a girl named Donna
Caggiano, 10, from Buffalo, N. Y.
II was thought she was serving
as a lookout for him but she was
released after being held for in
yestigation.
haggard and subdued and had lost
haggard and subdued and has lost
most of the braggadocio displayed
in Criminal Court Wednesday.
They stood before the Judge hand
cuffed together. Jackson smoked
a cigarette while sentence was
passed. Davis appeared resigned
and bitter.
One Of ihs sheriffs deputies
said Jackson had refused TO have
his Tarxan-lsngfh hair cut be-
cause he thought the court would
decide he was "eraxy."
Neither man replied when Judge
Caro- stated Society is not re-
vengeful. / feel sorry for you boys,
you made mistakes. You got your
selves into this. It depends on you
how soon you can get out of it.
If you behave you have a chance
to start over and lead decent
lives"
The pair was escorted back to
Jail to await authorities who will
take them to Raiford in a week
or so.
Deputies and the jailer said the
pair highly resented the descrip-
ton of themselves in the story
which appeared yesterday in the
Citizen. The phrasing stated they
looked like a couple of actors
out of q Jesse James or Dalton
Brothers melodrama, or a couple
of Dead End Kids grown up by
ten years after reaching 4 first
dead end"
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CURRY HARRIS
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Wherry, Furniture. Modesto, Calf;
Charles Evans, Hotel, Vandalia,
Illinois; Ray Lowell, Senior Active,
Modesto, Calf; Keith Rosenberg,
Lube Oil Wholesale, Council Bluffs,
Iowa; Frank G. Uhrig, Petroleum
Products, Retail, Chillicothe,
Ohio; Burton G. Starke, Senior
Active, St. Joseph, Benton Harbor,
Michigan; Howard E. Green,
Mortgages, Chicago. Illinois; Bud
Goodwin, Senior Active, Adrian,
Michigan; S. S. Caves, Builder,
Lumber, Canadaigua, N. Y;
George F. Bartlett, Radio, Port
land, Maine; Ray A. Pike, Grape
Growing, Modesto, Calf; Guy T.
Bonney, Past Service, Springfield,
Illinois; Page Mikkelsie, Schenec'
tady, N. Y; H. M. Ford, Jr., In
surance, Hopewell, Virginia
George H. Baldus, Asbestos Pro
ducts, Fort Wayne, Indiana; Guy
C. Weaver, Honary, st. Joseph,
Benton Harbor, Michigan; Tho
mas w. Martin, Electric Power.
Birmingham, Alabama; Clifford
c. johnson, Mortician, Broken
Bow, Nebraska.
Robert Dopp, Chairman OF the
nominating committee, presented
the following slate of officers FOL
election next year: President
Ralph Rogers; vice president
Horace O'Bryant; Secretary
Paul Sher; Treasurer, Charles
Smith; Directors, Neil Knowles
Jeff knight, Harry Baker. The
election viii be held March 26th
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-27

Relative Humidity At 500 AN.
1870
Barometer tSea Level 500 AN.
1910 ins.-1019.3 mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-27
HOSPITAL PLAN SET

WASHINGTON tA - The Public
Health Service has approved plans
for a $500. 900 hospital in Barnwell
County, S. c., near the H-bomb
plant,
Sen. Maybank Of South Carolina
said the construction will include
a nurses home and 30-bed hospital.
He said the federal government
win provide $31s,500 of the cost.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-27
WILL CHOOSE CHANCELLOR

VIENNA, Austria R-President
Theodor Koerner asked the Con-
servative Peoples Party today to
nominate one of its members to
be Austria's chancellor (prime
minister). The general supposition
was that DR.. Leopold Figl would
be nominated to succeed himself.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-27

Temperatures
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DANIELS IS NAMED

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the educational work. But most OF
all we will need the generous CO.
operation of the people in Monroe
County. like to think that in ask
ing this cooperation, i am offering
all of US here an opportunity OF
service that is both duty and q
privilege"
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MARATHON GROUP
CONTINUED from Page One)

mall; Roger Rayburn, Freddie
Dahleiden; Maize Droops, Edythe
Combs: Cherry Hartsell, Sandra
Susan Jacobsen, Marlene Millen
and Ruthele Moore; Elton Barnes,
R. d. Zetterower; Malvina Wealth
erby, Michael Dahleiden; and Al
fred Weadon, Louie Russell, Jr.
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TOMORRoW'S
TIDES

ToMORRoW'S
TIDES
NAVAL Basel
HIGH Low
1905 am. $40 am.
1911 pm. 3:31 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Bahia Honda
lbridgel oh l0m 90 T.
No Name Key
least endl ---f2h 20m
Boca Chica
Station Tide high water
Sandy Pf.l oh 40m
caldes Channel
north end) -t2h lOm
+l.4 n.
t-l-Minus sign: Corrections
70 be subtracted.
t+Eplus sign: Corrections to
be added.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

BONUS OFFER! SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY ONLY!
With
imported Moss special
Evening star., 1953-09-20
EifIer Named Head
of Professional
Unit in Chest Drive

Campaign Chairman Aaron
Goldman yesterday announced
appointment of Attorney Robert
K. Eifler as chairman of the
professional group for the 1854
Community Chest -USO cans
paign drive.
Attorney Richard K. Lyon and
DR.. Edward C. Mazique will be
vice chairmen of the group,
which embraces attorneys, ply
sicians and dentists.
Grant w. Wiprud of the law
firm of Douglas, Obear & Camp
bell is chairman of the attor-
neyS' group. His top assistants
include George E. C. Hayes,
Clinton Brown, Miss Charlotte
Murphy, Belford V. Lawson ano
Joseph Waddy.
Chairman of the physicians
group is Dr.. j. Ross Veal, former
head of the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations. Assisting him
will be: Drs. Benjamin Jones,
Richard c. Sullivan and o. Ben
wood Hunter.
DR.. Adoph J. Zeller heads the
dentists group. Aiding him will
be Drs. Westhanna Byron,
Henry Gillers and Jack Rubin.
For the first time, Chairman
Goldman said. the professional
group is handling its own ad-
vance gifts. The advance gifts
chairmen for the various groups
are Milton King, attorneys; DR..
Edward Cafritz, assisted by Mrs.
Evelyn Ireland, physicians, and
DR.. j. Garrett Reilly, for the
dentists.
General solicitation in the
campaign for 81 million plus will
start october IL. The profess
sional group will seek $153,957.
This includes $106.665 from at
torneys; $37,472 from physicians
and $500 from dentists.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Eiqht Committee Heads
Of Housing Group Named

Eight chairmen for standing
committees of the Washington
Housing Association have been
selected by Col. Campbell c.
Johnson. president of the VIVA.
Col. Johnson said the en-
thusiasm and activity in slum
reclamation are encouraging
and needs to be kept at the
present level to obtain results.
The new chairmen are David
Lloyd Kreeger, finance; Mrs.
Charles Runyon. membership;
Cody Pfanstiehl, community
education: Maj. Gen. U. S.
Grant. urban redevelopment and
public housing; Joseph L. Rauh,
jr., legislative; Glenn E. Watts.
housing endorsements: John K.
Hoskfhs, research, and james A.
Cobb, bylaws.
The Campaign Committee to
conduct the annual VIVA drive
for funds is chosen each year by
the Executive Committee. This
year it is headed by former Com
missioner F. Joseph Donohue.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Getting Married.
The Brides Book Of Plans
Is Our Gift to Yonl

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wonderfully complete guide for
carrying out your wedding plans
and preparations. 1t keeps track Of
activities and accounts from the
moment you're engaged right
through that first momentous year
of your married life. Simply come
in for visit with Audrey Mason,
our Bridal Consultant, and she will
present you with our gift Of "The
Brides Book of Plans"
Bridal Bureau, 3rd Floor, The Hecht Co.,
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Evening star., 1953-09-20
Dr.. Knutson to Speak
Robert X. Eifer.

DR.. John w. Knutson, chief
dental officer for the Public
Health Service and assistant sur
geon general, will be among the
speakers at the Michigan State
Medical Society meeting opening
Wednesday in Grand Rapids,
Mich.