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Smyrna times., 1953-10-08

Martha Shillito, as Barbara Allen,
and George Cavey, the Witch Boy.
Other principals are Elizabeth
Parkhill, Ellen Ungerleider, Mary
Goodman, Jean DeVries, Harvey
Porter. Ed Phillips, and John
Hedger. Ozark of the Noon con-
Germs a witch boy who falls in love
with a mortal. It is folk drama
of the most exciting kind and has
been most successful wherever it
has been produced throughout the
country.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-08

Boggs' proclamation sal din part:
81 call upon cur citizens to reflect
upon the many instances when
these men and women have served
so faithfully to better the phys
ical mental and moral status of
our people. During this week let
us renew our efforts to better ap-
preciate their services to individ-
uals, physicians and hospitals
throughout the state and take note
of the unselfish devotion with
which they follow their profess
sion."
Smyrna times., 1953-10-08
OVERWEIGHT PERSONS

Twenty-Five Percent of Adults Over
Weight; Detrimental to Health
Statistics indicate that 25 per
cent of our adult population is
overweight and that this condi-
tion is now generally recognized
as detrimental to health and tends
to shorten life. Calling attention
to this problem, the National Live
Stock and Meat Board states that
it pioneered some years ago in a
weight reduction study which DEM
onstrated the value of a high-pro-
tein and low-carlorie diet for los
ing extra pounds. In this study,
conducted by DR.. Leo K. Campbell
Smyrna times., 1953-10-08

action. Rise in the strength of
Spirit TO resist all that is unlike
good. God has made man capable
of this, and nothing can vitiate the
ability and power divinely bestow-
ed on man." Up. 1881.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ.
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford, and the
Christian Science Society, v. I. A.
Building. Rehoboth Beach, Sunday.
october IL, will be Are Sin, Dis
ease, and Death Real? Morning
service and Sunday School are at
IL am. Golden Text: Psalms 81:
1, 2. God be merciful unto us,
and bless us; and cause his face to
shine upon us; that thy way may
Smyrna times., 1953-10-08
OZARK OF THE MOON" PLAY
Performances by E-52 University
Theatre Oct. %, 2S, and "a

Theatre Oct. Y, Zo5 ana "A
Members of the cast of Ozark of
the Moon" have been rehearsing
since registration day for the per-
formances which the Esq Univers-
ity Theatre viii give in Mitchell
Hall on October %, %, and "a on
the University of Delaware camp
us. This will be the first produc-
ton of the twenty-second season.
1t is under the direction of Mr..
Thomas B. Pegg, with scene de-
sign and technical direction by Mr..
Herman Middleton. Principal roles
in the play are being taken by
Smyrna times., 1953-10-08
Elementary School News

Grade 6-2 organized a Drama
Club on Friday, September 25,
1858. 1t was decided that a Hal
lowe'en play would be the first
dramatization.
At the So club meeting James
Fischer came over to our room and
sang I'm Forever Blowing Bub-
miles," Turk Chambers played
Beautiful Brown Eyes" on his
guitar and then he sang "Your
Cheating Heart. Mary Emma
Smith and Ernest Brown read
poems.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-08

A good and true woman is said
to resemble a Cremona fiddle-age
but increases its worth and sweet
ems its tone-O. w. Holmes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

necaraiioas wefe Aannst afound
en- nui8mn nna hssEixing
thnme. wllh BASKETS oiigua nnd
allFaeilvs exepepapeF O. depict.
zee purilan figures. TIE On were
maaa ~ Sylvia ilasklns. 90 &C.
caFniinns weFe ~ ne Mesaames
!. h. nellin9eE. r.. G. l. MI.
beTW an4 -. Z Bruce
Hard painisa place cards were
aeslenad anf painled By Mrs N
y. nasenpogi ana A. bHaaelllne
ne lunehaou menn featuFed
reasi ehl<kes wllh = mines pc des-
neFl
Follawlna ne lmneheon. - sat.
Ensiled a Day IN Ths Life q
A. 0fncnra WIFE, was wesenisd
watch was Z paniomime IN twelve
seenes depleling varioas activities
lhfoughoai tha day n > Navy wife.
ne seeaes lneiadsd activities
lipm mofnine rising. complete With
eoa6 cream. chin strap ama hair
curriers'. b soma rather bleak pe
paatlnns foF re Christmas Ball
A few AZ the clever lyrics. written
~ a. nmsa Heiiernan and assist.
81 b exeFyene else h TIE squad.
ron. ere pEinsed On this page. rhey
wese sang BY sirs. G. VI. PAR.
hEs. II 1 naskina and MFa L. N
blHeiou who were accompanied
en- lhe uaano ny Mrs n. NJ Ria
araa8n.
Costumes. whicA we're especial.
u humoreus and save eolor b ne
series nf seenea we're aesirned ~
mra. y. G. Nealcn.
TIE lnaehean wAieh waa sponsnr.
ed and atiendea ~ FL Naval ~.
heers' 6iVes Clubs had a. char.
mes. Mrs.. L N niaslsw. al FAW.
II Mrs.. 8 II Smiih fFnm ~
sane group was eo-ehalrman
0her committee heads weFe
Mrs. n. G Neaiom. prowram
Eastman, MFa 4 a. Rlehardsun
fiano Mrs. II L Haskins. Singers
fro9ram eommiitee head was
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Nesr Books NOaC
IA WOman's Club
Library Here

MFs. schnck has received ssysr.
al hooks Coz the womans Ciae
library. 1is Duxal s.. ms wssk.
Firss cn the lisi - ths siory 81
"Karsn' and this boa whicA was
written b. ne m0thef q Q chad
affected hy cerebral palsy. b D
vafable b anyone h TIE eommun-
~ withoui fees GO charge. Thefp
h Q rexisw ct a elsewhere On tie
page.
I've books oa ne Par East have
also been added - ne library
sheivsa. one. non-fietioa. ls Worth
Prem Malaya" b. william O. Doal
Lea. q. s. supreme couFt Justice
Which Il eomrrised ef he fading,
On hia. secent uip - that pan q
he word.
In Yuiangs novsl ''vsrmaiioE
Gate" Il the second euntributior
RON ths Orient. and. a. he TIDE
Implies. Il h fictioa.
A sprightly new travel hook "a
Mexico takes readers south 81 tha
hwder "wheFe strange Reads Cd
D0wn." and 4 d b. Mar ard Fred
Del vllar.
An nddition te me historical &c
tioa department 10 Lord Nanity
b Samuel sAellahareer. and IL
last book % b writien ~ TIE o..
ligi0us phnosopher. Fultoa Ours
Ter Is roe avaiahle. n Vas con
pieted b. his daughter alier 81,
death and Il named Tie Greatest
FaIih Ever known"
For those Mo enjoyed "Mkacis
q TIE Bells. there u another nox
Il - TIE same author. Russell
Janney. n IL titled SO Long a.
Lave Remembers"
HOPE yea eajoy one o. al q
these Mrs. Seh8ek will find some
tang else. cd CO new. u these
tides dant appeal 10 pea.
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SOdaHiy To Cire
PLAY Entitled
Room For l More

Membars a Oar Lady's soasi.
~ - px0saui keom Fos 0za
here takGa fFem fhe moxie e
the sane nnme. pr0dseod b. ~
Lam Daxa8snn.
Tha aettna 10 = snail summer
eotfage. ~The PumpkSa Shell on
tie New JERSEY coast
NJ. and Mrn. nnnald Raas lAllan
honmmy and Glowia Mual1l have
; cusiom e insitlnz ogphans irum
= nearhy homs y spend tie wsska
as the seaNilis.
Joey fchaFies Aichesanl sd
1aney. gCara Floodl rem lhs
home beeome perman9nt flxtmfes
IA TIE Boss heusehnid. Aleso Vidal.
a. Jimmy John. ihe tough liilie
Brooklyn cFipple who snakes Sod.
steals the show.
Mrs.. niddle. gsandFn Tasies. Der
daaxhfer nelty fMarnrie n a..
shynl. and so ceorEe Andy Sann-
dprsl are wealthy neighbors who
al prufi b. Mrs.. Rasss pAilos0phy
81 life
Martha Moss, he rescued 80
mar. i played ~ Jacky Dslaney.
whlie KleanoF Gaia. as Mss Was.
-. ne eccenirlc social worker.
hringx hrmoxmas siiaaiions inio TIE
lives az members oi tins deal fam.
~.
TIE plag runs smoolhly with
plenty a setlon IN = teenage SCI.
ting MncA god, sommon sense
Genes oui Il TIE "Pnmpkin Shell'
and some a Mothers views on
righi living are food Cor thoaght.
"Room For 0ne More" VII he
played on Tuesday. NoNemher n.
II ne conxemi Auditorium. he
eurtain rises e siEhs e'eioek.
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Original Lyrics
W Fiffen For
'FAWTU Skit


ne been . FaGze4 gtTuG4Ie
To uork ne dana ting CT
9 e. n. ersakfssa Tlme
whsa ne alarm he<knns ne.
what e I zee -
Nou in hat agwn.
Il kas ne maai hrlhami nhaan
That I've ever sea
I eant 60 haek b sleep.
rou are 50 say. dear.
eant stay IN bod
what's thal h yew hairi
Il n . style fFom Paree.
Fascinating ne:
This muss BE- ~ . cream.
csmmlsaoFy To
gMary ThomasD
ms Mary Thomas.
Our Mary Thoman.
O.. o.. o.. what . gali
SAe's eoing ahopping.
Sha'a alwaya ahopping.
n. Ga. h0ly Mo4e3.
WHAT'S ahe poppingg
She has hahisd. dispsrs. snd
thinma.
Shs has trouhies-
Ant il strange Wat nalure
hrings.
But ia Our Mary.
OR 0wn dear Mary,
O. %. what . aAl.
eeea asY ter enear plsAinw
tFraneis Dowiinal
~ ne Sc. ~ the ssa.
o. he heautihh key,
! wn noat. next ne hosi.
Tllia fieh ean see
WAen rs fist Genes . 'amimmine
Past. ! wii FIRE Fl last. tkai
swimmer thea becomes Z dinnar !.
Over and under end thea ID fur
AIR,
Thers l. ons fisA - tie. d uAss
% ] care. want % sspar q.
IN, u the waters clear q
Eain.
ne seaside. % lhs heauilhsl Ia.
aewains lsospllsi chiesk-llp
fBaFhara waasell)
Just boitle sd ne, and hahyI
makes three.
We're Ell fw eur monihly eheeh.
up.
TIE bottle an6 "a, and hahy|
makes three.
were lovely e Ne ean he:
Koua Sc M rasey hsf. nv
eomiy nals. M i1gm dlvlna.
Ceneealed ~ stripea arouna NJ
Towing llnea.
he eoloFB % bright ana aowwx
plaeed riehf.
] hope ] weigh riehs eAls maa-
dayl
csehaan Tims
(Cloria DaNenportl
Tier i : dine store a he sewa.
~ me town. hats where us
dolly
Hangs aruand. Aanda aFsund.
and 10 hear
ceeklaa party lhs win .. v.
deckad
Via hnk from head % tos.
Bot Der hushand's IN GAs go.
vice.
se her eFediiors arenF nsvous.
Ana enc leok a. be- 10 al m
rates
To SAP FAwTU. FAwTU -
Der hnseand's In FAwTU. PES.
FAWTu. Sc has q mnliam
tAinGs 10 %. ysa. 10 "a.
%. many SAP her jswelFy sln't
the best
n's tast EieAi. ll's jass Fishs f0r
Old Key West.
NE Hvsas - - Vsss go -.
(Dsxie HAll
Or enehamfed evenimM
IN the mid-DeeemheF
Genes car Christmas party,
Oar ehanee 10 dazzle.
AS somehow pa know. yeuI
knoW even
TAsn. nat wish IN yo~ pisssI
you
Have aoshing 10 scar. We sanI
explain
u We sas tel pea uhy. - b
ssasoa. 4 wln maks pos g. .
Mssss = tAs bal. NJ slsiAss|
To ishL soshias boks ha
right
aus, hs ssstins faL
10 no. you know.
49, pa must agFaa
nat ] really have noshina .
Fiasla
Now ne show 10 ever,
we've showa yoa hsw b 6Feas,
beware u eur exampas.
And BE- Asppy n Key wet
Ian Openers Needed
HOUSTON. Tea. 9-An 90 en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

ut. PLEASANT. sflsa 49,.
mnn nawaon aie q o. rhesssn,
dlnnar laza niGki
rhs BIRD tnrnsd - h 6swut,,
Nj Pisasnn- sNerves q svois ,
car and crashed thruarA - 49,
Sass win1ow 81 - Eap~rwarl.,
Dauson MANAGES Tns u.sss.l -,
$50 ne bird was klsz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

charge IT name taaa: the poster
eommilaee chaifman was MFs. L.
"A. Ebey. assisted ~ Mrs. J. A.
Davenport and Mrs n p Daven.
port.
BABY alter ckalrman vas MFs.
VI. r. Mills Puneh hsxa cosnmitlse
wRs Mrs.. G. & Cheaiham and
Mrs. L. 7. ward In charge Of tha
door prlxe we're Mrs A. B. Hasel.
tine End Mr. c. L. Kallberg Pen
Taylor advisory memher was Mrs
~. +. nruee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

Kiaa salomsn ksps psses1kn .
boui i.@ ,. c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

BALTIMORE R-gokn L. GRAY.
aysaF-oid flremsn. vas held an
der 1.ooo band sor Erand juFy &C.
ten yesterday 60 chFrRes of turn-
ing In false alarms. &c offered 10
explanation uhsn eniEring . guilty
plea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

- - @A&@&AN g M4GfA
Aflsr - minalss and conamunl-
eatona waFs rsa4 to new srana-
hnfs wurs introaSced ard wsicom.
IS ~ Prenidena sylvia Knisha
fhey are Dortha Hallan iram Bay
Tewn. Teas and Alirs Rigshy e
kndianapolln. ln6iana.
Nays and Means ehairman Idb-
~ Aehesoa annoaneed tat the
nsw Aehisxement Rsporh beng
sod 80 . Coaventlon Prejset were
8oan& Greal gans ard twemty two
hsve ben requested from clubs
ever ne state % far wiiA many
mnre expected
Discussed fmlly was sha hiR laaA.
na sh0w b b he'd Il tks Casa
Marina this year en November 8.
he tAsme q te BE 'sTouchAown n
Faahinns" and h Do be Q RFand
aaluis b tAs iins coneh fooGhall
team. Ths team win also partici.
pate IN ne between show affairs
- vi - TIE matoFesiea and osher
Key Vest foothaa heoslers. ASIDE
ron TIE esr party ard Fashion
Ahow here wiil iollow ! dance n
ths Paiio II TIE Casa Marina unfl
Leo =. n. whirh those buying tie.
hsss q ne Fashioa show may a..
temd.
har-Ea dress ahop ID dosne ths
eAsihen. Donald's Beauty salon ne
BAR ED ne Beaeheomhsr the
lewelFy iar the AFFAIR. Members
lrsport tha sieksa sales ara going
lunnsaally last this yesr and sew.
lerd asked for more 10 sci. They
may be pwehased 81 eng q ne
ahose placs o. from any Beta
Sigma PAL rAers I'll b 10 re-.
serves ssata n Ell - co . first
leome fiFnt asrved basia
/ Vivian Thmpson. raportlna Co
Ne aoeiai eanmitfee. stated tAai
swe set vel" cards had been
sant. 0ne Do treasures Bonnls swan
'lwho las been quite "a and enc
20 Alfred Aeheson mother q Ways
ana Means CHAIRMAN Lhby Ache.
soa.
Edna Mnler. ehalrmaa of me
Armintice Day Goat annuunesd
mat Decorating parties wsrs d
meet az the Goat bogh Taesdny
leveniag and Wednesday mornins 10
finisA Beta sigma PMS entry.
/ Conventlon ehairman Daliee Cur.
~ anaouneed that eqRYemtiom plas
were y schsdnla ana nroereaaims
nicsly. VIA the srrival 81 mana.
Ger Emmii Conniff Il ne casa
Marine mere details are being
werked CT ior the hig affair.
President Sylvia Knighs announ-
eed nat Fiorence Raboa vas a..
sendlnG TIE kiek-off timer az the
@AAA&A4 &AA&@A ANAAN ~ D EN#~
Fessnfative e Beta Slgma Phi
u was v0ted 10 help Win the
stats proiecta of gathering Christ.
mas gliis foF those IN the STATE
Hospital 81 chaftaehooehis and
maraaret Seully and ELISA Know.
laa volunteered as co-ehairmen.
u vas also decided 10 aid she
alons Cub IN her worthy PRO-
Jet In puiting en the BE- foofhall
game bsfwsen the Pensaeola Ma
w GosAawks and ths Camp Ls.
isune Marinea b Be heid On Dee.
smbsr tth. Members win seu tie-
ksts Cor TIE affair and participate
I'll q feat IN ne parade. Edna
MHsr ~ b ehairmaa foF ne
latter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

Mrs W. &. kealon. whiie mena.
bess n he music committee h.
elade Mrs \. II. Kiehardson. plan
int. ard sinaerz Mrs. ~ L. Has.
kina. Mrs. 4 y BsRelow ard Mrs
6 " parr.
Decoratlnk ard menu eommniee
were Ma J. L BeilinguF. Dr.,
tAnWmnn ard Mrx {. L. kullbers
ard Mrs VI. L. ilANkims
Ara A. =. aasellina vas Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

HOUSTON. Tea. w-An Go en-
plaraiioa efew almost wena Do %
ilSia via i.e1 eases a e1nnee
foo4 an6 Ne ean ongnsr1.
A UpAat. wids-eyed and pFaeu
eal. noticed that ne hlIla m la9
ing iaeisded ths lsrss guaaEiy q
eannea led &c ne eHgner1
xwaixe epensFs were aada6 - taa
cargo. uAiek h heina las6a4 g .
Pert Houstan freighaer.
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Officers' Vices Present SkiE
GiUe Original PaHtOmime, Lyrics

FAWTu 0enT8 wives snisFtalned - FoTi TagloF ocef
wives Cub laE wesk AZ charming unehsen owed b
ne nma egiHmni muaeal Hkh
Ianxhsan predad b. special rafne. thea SAT
doNm he hnrxeaeeeed tahss aFransed uround TIE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Cires
Data On Thanksgiving Fashion ShO'ei
Aid Lions Clubs Football Project

nsta sgma Ph hsd hsw rsguar mesung MODaay Noyen
at9nzlnn
Fessng ~ opsnns Ral and - ~ ssn As rousn vas
txned 10 EdA Lnpen href aA ne guo1e 81
loye and o. Miracle a Marflakae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-14

BONN. Germany R-David X.
Bruce. U. S. ambassador to the
Schuman Plan organization. said
that the six West European na.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-14
HOLD-UP FOHS
INSURANCE MAN

BALTIMORE IN -- Salesman
Manual Hyman thought be had q
customer in the bag recently, when
three holdnp men harged into the
liquor store.
The thugs forced Hyman and the
store manager, William Gross, into
the rear Of the place, then made
off with about 500 from the cash
register and Gross wallet.
Now are you going to buy q
policy" Hyman persisted.
Il can't think about that now, /"
Gross replied.
Hyman said he'd be back an.
other day to try to sell the liquor
store manager an insurance policy
covering holdups.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-14
Coast Guard
TORebuild
Damaged Pier
Range Lights
In XIV Channel
To Be Relocated

A contract of $175,0OO has been
awarded by the Coast Guard, 7th
District, for extensive repairs and
reconstruction Of the Coast Guard
Pier Able in Key West, 1t. Glen
Pearson, local &c commanding
officer has announced.
The work will start this month
to repair the damage done by the
1948 hurricane. The pier will be
completely reconditioned and the
Industrial working area will be
extended to provide a more eff
Gent set up for maintenance of
buoys. Powell Brothers Construc
ton firm of Fort Lauderdale have
been awarded the contract.
The Coast Guard, 7th District,
has also awarded a contract to
rebuild and relocate the range
lights in the main Key West ship
channel, Pearson said.
The old system of lights was
set up in 1916. Since then many
Buildings and other interferences
have been constructed which
make it partially ineffective,
To remedy this situation the
range going to be moved out to-
ward the channel about 1910
yards, and a new front range
structure win be established 1910
seward from the old front range
structure.
A new rear range tower viii
be erected at the site of the pre-
sent front range structure. This
work will increase tremendously
the effectiveness Of the range,
Pearson said.
The front range light viii be
an occulting white light, flashing
every second. The rear range will
be a fixed green. Height Of the
light at low water will be rs feet
instead Of the present SIS.
Day markers will be installed
on the channel side of both range
structures to make the range
more effective in daylight hours.
Conner Bridge and Foundation
company of Miami has the con-
tract for the work which will cost
about $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-14
Morris Circus
Performs In
City Saturday
The circus is coming to town!

The circus is coming to town!
On Saturday, March 81, Kelly
and Morris Circus. sponsored by
the American Legion, viii roll in
to town early to start transform.
ing an ordinary patch of ground
into a tented city of glamour,
sawdust and Spangies.
This Circus offers many out
standing features. Out of a huge
herd of elephants comes Big
Blanche, the largest elephant in
the United States. Big Blanche
weighs 1900 pounds and was
purchased from Cole Bros. Cir
Gus in 1850. The management Of
fers 81, 900 for proof that Blanche
is not the. largest in the U. S.
Another feature of the circus is
Captain Eddie Kuhn, lion trainer.
He will enter the large steel
arena and put a large group of
lions and tigers through their
tricks with nothing but a stick in
his hand for protection. Spectaeu-
lar climax to the act is when
Capt. Eddie makes all lions
jump through small hoop
flaming with fire.
Many more features viii be
presented, such as Capt. 0'Hare
with his troupes of trained palo-
rAino liberty horses. The Hodgins
viii thrill the audience with their
somersaulting. jumping and twist
ing on the bounding bed.
Eddie Frisco, dean of all tight
wire artists, and many more out
standing features aud animal acts
viii also be seen.
Clowns and the customary pink
lemonade and cotton candy, all
circus musts, viii be on hand.
The public is invited to come
to the circus lot, next to Poin-
ciana School, the morning the
Circus come in to watch the feed
ing of the animals and to see
the elephants help with pulling
the wagons and putting up the
large tents.
Two shows will be presented,
one in the afternoon at 4 p. m.
and the other at 8 o'clock in the
evening.
Tickets are being sold by the
members Of the American Legion
Arthur Sawyer Post No. Is. and
members of its Auxiliary unit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-14
Scout Parking
Lot Now Open
On Boulevard
Scout Leaders
Run Non-Profit
Enterprise Here

The Scout Leaders Association,
a non-profit organization, today
opened a parking lot on Roose-
welt Boulevard across from the
charter boats, for the purpose of
raising funds for the various
youth organizations in the Com.
munity. This Association is hope
full of promoting other projects
to raise funds for youth training.
The Association feels that the
operation of this parking lot will
be beneficial to the tourist since
it offers off-street parking at a
reasonable price, while they are
enjoying a days fishing. The lot
is open in afternoons and on week
ends. WindshieldS and lights will
be cleaned and assistance will be
given the customer in loading
fishing gear and other equipment.
Membership in the Association
is open to those actively engaged
in youth leadership. At present
the membership consists Of,
Claude B. Spear, Chairman; Carl.
ton H. Smith, Secretary Treasur.
er; NJ. Ignatius Lester, General
Council; Mrs. Kenneth Bates,
Bernard Frank; Cdr. Jack Eng.
liSh; Guy Ballou; Leonard Nc
Elvey; A. D. Cobb; Jack Weech;
Mr.. Sloan and Leon Summers.
The Association wishes to ex.
press it's appreciation to Glen
Price for the use of his land,
and the splendid cooperation Civ
en- by Dave King, City Manager,
and the City Council. The Scout
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-14
BUTTON, BUTTON, WHO
PUSHED THE BUTTON?

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. B-AIcohol
tax unit agents pushed a button at
a suspected bootlegger's house and
hit the jackpot. A wall opened and
the agents found SIS gallons of
liquor.
Homer Snead. agent in charge,
said william E. Lynch was ar
raigned on charges of possession
and sale of non-tax paid whisky.
Agents said they had been trying
to find liquor at Lynch's home
for several years. Yesterday they
went to work on a push button wall
panel, Some buttons turned lights
on and off. Then they pressed the
one that opened the wall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-14
Peterson Reports
For Duty With
Blimp Squadron

Lieutenant John E. Peterson,
USNR, has recently reported to
Eleven for duty. 1t. Peterson has
previously been assigned to ZP-1,
Naval Air Facility, Weeksville,
N. c.
1t. Peterson, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. w. Peterson of 934
E. Holiday Rd., Pocatello, Idaho,
received Lighter-than-Air Pilot
training at the Naval Air Station,
Lakehurst, N. ]. He was COM
missioned Ensign, USNR and de-
signated Naval Aviator (AirShip)
on March /, 1914.
1t. Peterson served with ZP-41
and ZP-21, and was released to
inactive duty in March 1916. He
was then employed by Western
Airlines at Pocatello. Idaho.
1t. Peterson is married to the
former Miss Betty Payne of Po-
catello, Idaho and while attached
to xii they viii reside on Stock
Island.