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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01
Special Hello Bill Handicap Slated Tonight Key West Kennel Club
Scores Of EIks
Expected At Top
Event OF Current
Racing Season

Scores of Key West Elks will
flock to the Key West Kennel
Club tonight for the running Of
The Hello Bill Handicap" spon-
sored by that organization.
track officiols soid todoY.
And they will see one of the
hottest bits of action Of the cur
rent meeting when crack
group of thoroughbreds thot
have been matched especially
Tor the occasion by rocing Sec
retorY Bill Griffin. will 60 to
the post.
Grund Excited Ruler Eorl
Adams of the Key West Elks
Club today urged oil local
members of that organization
to be on tap for the dffdir
which will be the top event of
the current racing meet.
The Elks will be identified
with small American Fluqs in
their buttonholes.
Tonight is also Ladies Night at
the track, with all ladies being adj
mitted free of charge. In addition,
free box seats will be offered to
the weaker sex by the track man.
agement.
r. K. Hutching's Two-Ee looms
as strong favorite to cop the
''Hello Bill Handicap" at this writ
Ing on the basis of his past per.
Torrance which includes an i'm
pressive victory in his last outing
and piling up five victories in a
score of starts. This pup has fin
ished in the money a total of IL
times this season.
Cliff Walters Duette, viii furnish
the prime competition tonight after
having racked up a pair Of second
place efforts in her last two starts.
Another Waller entry. Flighty, will
also get lot Of attention from the
handicappers.
Other entries include Fancy
Trouble, Pagoda, Stepping BY,
Magnate and Hazy Moon.
Tonighfs expected banner crowd
will also be treated to another spe-
cial race, a hot-box Marathon,
which will show eight crack entries
fighting it out over the " mile
distance.
Entries include: Beguile, Har-
vest Call, Lustre Gal, Fire Hazard,
Movable, Gay Farewell, Little
Dusty and Painted.
Post time tonight is Sis p. m.
Mrs. II. E. Russell's Reckoning,
a heavy favorite among the bet
tors justified their faith in him last
night when he captured an easy
verdict in the Kennel Club feature.
The winner took the lead at the
halfway point and sailed in easily.
Trappist ran second while Green
brier Boy nailed down third place.
Reckoning paid $50, 2.20 and $50
while Trappist returned $40 and
$50. Greenbrier Boy paid 500 to
show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01

champion. The professional fight
crowd knew what Carter could do
for that kind of money. The vast
bulk of the unseen audience
switched on its sets IN all inno-
cence.
Actually. the fight game isn't
that bad. Sure, the design always
is for one boxer to try to hurt the
other, but at its best il can be
one Of he most thrilling and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01

RBI: weems. Pilgrim, Hull,
Frantz; 2BH: Morgan. Smith (2).
SB. Leaderhouse. Smith, Hull: so:
by Weems /, Gamble /; BIB: off
Carey 6, Weems 3: Hits: off Weems
z in / Us innings. Gamble S in
3 1f3 innings; Winner: Carey
Loser: weems: Umpires: Wyatt,
Henriquez; Scorer: Casteneda /:
Time: las.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01

beautiful Of ell sports. From here
on televisioin sponsors may BE-
expected in self defense 10 demand
true matches on their coast.so.
coasters. Expert advice is avail.
able to them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01
Baseball Results

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 6 Chicago ]
Philadelphia al Detroit ppd..rain
st, Louis Washington /
Only games scheduled
ToDAY's SCHEDULE
Philadelphia ID Detroit
New York at Chicago IND
Boston al Cleveland tnl
washington ~ So. Louis tnl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01
NATIONAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New Hork ! MiiM Aakce
RFSsakiya Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Chicago
ST Louis / Philadelphia l tealled end
- klhS,raiat
ronAY's SCHEDULE
81 tnsiS at New Vera
CAiea1s at Nrnoklyn tal
Milwaukee at philsdelrhia fnl
Caheinnati al PittsnaxEh tni
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01

The thoroughbred stations sit
Galahad III and Bull Dog ". !.
brothers and both highly succc. :.
full sires.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01

2BH: s. Valdez; Sac: Alonzc;
SB: Barber, Acevedo GU; so: by
Franklin 3, Ramsey 2; BIB: off
Franklin S, Ramsey 2; Winner:
Ramsey; Loser: Franklin; Um-
pires: Henriquez and Myatt; Scor-
er: Casteneda; Time: 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01

TEsTNKDAN'N INSULTS
birmingham Aseasie
Gals Eanse KssssSlAsss<f
T0DATS SCHEDULE
ItsgSe Nock 81 C&Astanoaza
Rgna8a Easra Al As&sse
AsegnaA,s ~ N1SssNf3Ss
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Have your butcher hone and roll
q shoulder Of lamb. then roast IL
In a slow oven to m internal TEN
peyaturc of ISaF as shown ga .
EvsSt uaeat thermometer. Serve
w.ia ntnI sauce or mint eesl..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-01
Second Game

DAIRY cuEEN
Player AB r H P0 A z
Pane, IS .-..------.--,~ J o Q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
US. ATROCTTY

Continued From Page Onel
Other neutrals, especially mem
bers Of the Arab-As;an bloc, also
are expected to keep silent.
There was little evidence, how
ever, that the Soviet bloc would
receive any over support in the
debate.
Most delegates sat in shocked
silence yesterday as Chief u. S.
Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
deliveredy the stark atrocity re-
port and introduced a resolution
calling on the Donation Assembly
| to:
l. Express ''its grave concern at
reports and information that North
Korean and Chinese Communist
forces have, in a large number Of
instances, employed inhuman prac-
tees against the heroic soldiers
lOf forces under the United Ma
tons Command in Korea and
against the civilian population Of
Korea;
2. Condemn ''the commission by
any government or authorities Of
murder, mutilatiOn, torture, and
other atrocity acts against cap
tured military personnel or civil
ian population, as a violation of
rules Of international law and basic
standards of conduct and morality
and as affronting human rights
and the dignity and worth Of the
human person.
| In his speech Lodge raised the
earlier U. S. figure Of nearly 30
900 atrocity victims to some 49,
900. He later told newsmen it was
his personal conviction that over
IS, 200 of these are dead" He ex-
lplained that the higher figure in
Guided estimates Of losses in the
notorious death marches and pris-
on camps which had not been in
eluded in the earlier U. S. Army
report.
Lodges denunciation of the bes-
ltial slayings was echoed in yes.
terday's debate 81 representatives
of Britain, Turkey and Canada.
All labeled them an affront against
human rights.
The Soviet bloc's position in the
debate was defined by Poland's
Deputy Foreign Minister Marian
Naszowsk. who said the United
States dragged the atrocity ques.
ltion before the U. N. as a propa-
ganda maneuver designed to iva
off the stains Of guilt for Korean
bombings BY American planes and
for waging germ warfare.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
IFerrara Rites To
BE Held Thursday
|At Funeral Home

Funeral services for william B
Ferrara, 81, who died Sunday win
be held Thursday afternoon al S
O'Clock from the Chapel Of Prit.
|chard Funeral Home with Fr. Can
|pen Of st. Mary star Of the Sea
Catholic Church officiating. Burial
Will be In the veterans lot In City
Cemetery.
Survivors are the widow. Mrs,
Esselle Ferrara OF Key West: two
sisters, Mrs. Josephine Battealis
and Mrs. Carrie MacchireIla of MI,
Morris, ". ", and one brother
Anthony Ferrara Of Kenmore, N.
IY.
Mr. Ferrara was q member Of
the American Federation Of Must.
clans Local No. SIS Of Miami. 4
member Of the Elks Lodge Of Mia.
mi, and . World War I vet.
Ieran. Prior TO coming to Key West.
MI. Fexrara was employed by r.
k-O Pictures with offices in Gin.
cinnati, Ohio. The Guard Of Honor
of Arthur Sawyer Post No. q. Am.
erican Legion, wiz conduct grave.
side services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
FLORIDA WAITS FOR

Continued From Page Onej
sideration priority over all other
pending litigation"
Only one of the five lawyers who
participated in the argument took
the view that the court should not
consider the Ayres' suit.
He was Marion E. Sibley. Miami
lawyer who helped prepare q mem.
orandum advising Acting Gov.
Charley Johns that be could hold
office for the remaining three
years of the McCarty term be-
cause the Constitution doesn't pro-
vide for a special election next
year.
Sibley appeared as a .'friend of
the court" He said he didn't even
know Johns personally and was
representing nobody but myself. !"
Sibley said Ayres was not q can
didate and had no specific interest
that would entitle him to sue. He
also contended the Supreme Court
would be going contrary to state
law and its own rules IL IL were
to take original jurisdiction Of
Ayres' suit.
Three other lawyers agreed with
Ayres that the court could hear
his suit.
They were Asst. Atty. Gen. How
ard s. Bailey, representing Secre-
Itary Of State r. A. Gray whom
Ayres asks the court to order to
cancel Odham's qualifications as q
candidate and stop making prepa-
rations for the election;
J. Lewis Hall, attorney for Od-
ham;
Ben c. Willis, attorney for State
Sen. Leroy Collins who told the
court he Is interested because he is
"a prospective candidate for cover
nor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
ONE MAN is FOUND

tG0nuuuSo ktOm Edke Oue1
ordered a cup Of coffee that he
never got and then stepped TO the
juke box.
II saw Ire cid man (iAaFibonss
run on Of me back " the CATS
and fall. saw him scvsfiins with
someone behind the eevnteT. !
Isaned ever ire eeunseT 70 lock
and ess ME On ire back Of she
head with Q stick"
He added that his scalp had been
cut by the blow.
Duane Kelly, q sailor off the
Bushnell and q defense witness,
said he saw : sailor scuffling
with the old man who runs the
joint" He added that Knoell tried
to break up the fight. Knoell could
not identify the sailor who was
fighting.
Mrs. Edna Parrish. who works
in the cafe. identified Lyons as
the man who hit MaFibona as did
RalpfA Maribona, Jr.
EddiQ Ramirez, a city cop, iden.
titled Lyons as the man he saw
tussling with Maribona, Sr.
Herman s. Conley, another city
cop, said he arrived at the scene
after the fight had ended. He said
he met Lyons coming out If the
cafe ami that Lyons gave me q
bad time.
Serge Hernandez, still another
city cop, was in court and acted
as interpreter for Maribona, Sr.
Hernandez was not involved In the
investigation Of the fight.
III. A. B. Taylor, legal officer Of
the Bushnell, was In court to act
as counsel for the three sailors.
The jury was out % minutes be
fore returning the two not guilty
verdicts and the guilty verdict
against Lyons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
Officia Is Cheek
For NcN, Lead In
Missing Money

ST. LOUIS ~. St. Louis police
officials today bei IAN checking :
signed death row statement b
kidnap-sIayer Carl Austin Hall q
see II any new le ads could Be
found 10 the miss ing 800, ~
Creenlease ransom n lDney
Afler Han and IIis partner ID
crime. Bessie BzDwn a eady. wexf
qdizzed for more than four hours
in their state prison cells yester-
day, St. Louis Circuit ATTY. Ed
ward L. Dowd said theF state
ments might prove % be tie basis
for future prosecution IN II E case
Dowd and Police Chief } creHli'
ah O'cCnneII conducted the ques-
tioning at Jefferson City with the
permission OF federal auth0rH les.
ssThe interviews, Dowd said,
1were well worth the time and
could be used il the state decides
later someone should be prose.
cuted in the mystery Of the missinl'
money. Less than 500 GO was re-
covered with the kidnapers' arrest
here.
Halls confession, read At his
Kansas City trial, said he had
about s5oz, 900 Of the ssoo. 600 ran
som when arrested here Del. 6.
Dowd and O'ConnelI, when they
sought permission to question the
pair, said they wanted 70 check
the confession with statements
made at 4 police inquiry into cir
cumsGances surrounding the ar.
rest.
They said the statement would
be compared with previous testl-
mOny given by former Police LII.
Louis Shoulders and Patrolman FL
mer Dolan, who made the arrest
and cab driver John Hager, whose
tip led to the arrest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
PLANS ARE MADE

(COntinueu from race unes
AL WOMENS CLUB: Simonton to
Francis; Angela to Truman.
NAVY WIVES CLUB NO. ia;
Fort to Simonton; Angela to Tru-
man.
GIRLS SERVICE ORGANIZE.
TON. csc: Fort TO Whitehead
Truman to Louisa.
N. C. c. S.: Whitehead to White
ST.; Truman to South.
KEY WEST HEART ASSOCIA.
TION: Reynolds to White; Won
Phister to Laird.
KEY WEST WoMANS CLUB:
Reynolds 10 White; Won Phister to
South.
GIRL SCOUTS (Mrs. Hnndtl:
Virginia to Catherine; White to
Georgia.
KEY WEST YOUTH CENTER:
tAriene MerrittD Catherine to Uni
Ted; White to Georgia,
GIRL SCOUTS (Mrs. Vinsonl:
White to Leon; United to Wash.
ington.
GIRL SCOUTS (Mrs. TOth):
White to Leon; Washington to Flag.
lsr.
BOY SCOUTS: White to First
street; Flagler 10 Rest Beach.
RAINBOW GIRLS: Leon 10 First
o.; Roosevelt Boulevard 10 Flag.
Ter.
MONROE COUNTY JUVENILE
COUNCIL: First TO Eighth Sts.;
RooseveIts to Flagler; also Tenth
10 Fourteenth St., Harris to Flag
Ier: also poinciana.
POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE,
yAY.CEES and JAY-SHEES: Vic.
hers Field t. Naval Hospital; from
poinciana Housing 10 Flagler.
MOTHERS CLUB, c. II. /. and
81. JoSEPH'S: Seaplane Base
Housing area.
Other clubs and organizations
participating are: American Leg
ion Post 1es, Chldren's Home Soc
iety, Holy Name Society. Regular
Fellows Club, Sunset Royals, WV
No. 6021 and Women's Civic Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01

Arnold MacManus. 70, 1904 Sta
pies Avenue. died early today in
Monroe General Hospital after .
long illness.
Mr.. MaeManus is survived BY
his wife, Mrs. Walton MacManus,
a sister, Mrs. w. A. Oliver, Los
Angeles, and a nephew, Lester La
Grange, Webster Grove, Mo. A M
tive of Corpus Christi, Texas, he
was a longtime employee of the
Texas Company and came TO Key
West five years ago.
Services win be held At 4 p. m.
Wednesday In st. Mary's Star Of
the Sea Church. Arrangements are
lin charge Of the Lopez Funeral
Home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
CHURCHILL TO LEAVE

Continued from Pare Onel
hope Of : face-to-faee meeting of
the top Big Three leaders with
Soviet Premier GeOrgi Malenkoy.
Before the Russian note last
week agreeing 70 q foreign min
listers meeting, Britain had been
resigned 10 centering the Bermuda
conference on West European dc.
tense and anti Communist strategy
in the Far East, including Indo-
china, Malaga, Indcnesia and Ko-
rea.
PelIey Te De Sci
Now the Big three win face the
problem Of dovetaiIing policy for
the proposed meeting ID Berlin.
Churchill and Eden also are ex.
|pected to 0ring up Britain's cur.
rent stalemated negotiations with
Egypt on the Suex Canal rome and
the continuing tension between Il
rael and Jordan. II Is taken ScI
granted also that there win be
thoroaugh review Of the situation
in Trieste, since there have beer
increasing signs recently that Ital,
and Yugoslavia may be persuaded
to compromise their claims on thu
disputed territory.
The question Of the proposed Eu
ropean army, including German
troops, undoubtedly win be q ma
jor topic Of discussion. France
which first suggested the plan, Il
now tagging on ratification and
other Western Powers are CROWNS
short Of patience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
ALL MAJOR DAILY
(Conttnued From Page Onal

WOutIlueo ETOm rage Cney
fishing and the Times is closed
1t won't stay closed long.
This newspaper feels that
the other publishers have done
everything possible to reach 4
fair agreement, including two Of
fers to submit the issues to ar
impartial arbitrator or board d
arbitrators :.
"All members Of the Herald
Tribune organization are expected
to report at their usual hours ane
to handle their regular work Sc
that it win be possible to resume
publication without delay"
The Herald Tribune did not iden.
tify the union official il quoted
However, the New York Times on
Saturday attributed the same
quote TO Denis n. Burke, presidenI
|of striking Local Of the All
The Times and Tribune are close
international PHOTO Engravers
Onion.
The Times and Tribune are close
competitors in the morning news.
paper field.
No P.M. Pspsrs To-day
TOday's negotiation schedule,
coupled with the unions statement
that any strike settlement would
be subject to ratification at :
membership meeting, made ii ap,
pear impossible that the World
Telegram & The Sun, Journal
American and Post could publish
afternoon newspapers today.
The earliest possible resumption
appeared to lie in the mOrnins
field, where the struck Times
Daily News and Daily Mirror pub.
ilish along with the Herald Trib-
|une.
The photo engravers, who make
the metal plates from which news.
paper pictures and Illustrations are
reproduced, struck in support oI
their demand for q package in.
crease Of SIS 3 week including
wages. pensions and welfare bene.
fits. The publishers, represented
BY the Publishers Assn. Of New
York City, offered = $3.75-a-week
package. Current wages are 10
a week for day work and $Isl
for night work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
He Liked The Teake,iIe

CHICAGO R-Mrs. Joan Brown,
n, told Circuit Judge julius II.
Miner yesterday that her husband
Glenn, "a, kept q whistling tea ket,
tie on the fire continuously.
She said she asked him TO re.
move the kettle because 1t an.
noyed her, but he told her it was
his symphony end he wanted il
to play" Then, she said she re
moved the kettle and he struck
her.
She was granted q divorce on
grounds of cruelty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01

lar with those who have been at
tending the services.
Jean is a baritone singer and
preacher, and Betty is a musician
and preacher.
The pastor Of the church where
they are conducting services, the
Rev. E. NJ. Beard, says that these
young ladies bring to their audi
ences ''the truth and power of God
that everyone should see and
hear"
The public is cordially invited to
attend the services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
KEY WEST sHRIMPTNC
fContinuefl from rsaae rnel

Continued from rage onel
fishing time in the last month IN
half.
Largest catch reported today
was "a boxes taken on the shrimp
|er Chippewa, captained by Hugh
McGinn on q seven day trip.
Most boats are fishing In the
Dry TOrtugas area, it was report
ed, although some Of the larger
vessels are making the Ioaser kaul
60 the Campeche Banks - The
coast e Raaxico.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
The
WcatIlerman


Key Vest and vicinity Partly
cloudy to cloudy today thra Wed
nesday; risk Of widely scattered
light showers. Not much change ii
temperature. Low tonight about 10
degrees: high Wednesday 50 de.
grres. ModeEate to fresh n0rtheas,
and east winds.
Florida: Clear TO partly cloudy
thru Wednesday except occasional
cloudy and widely scattered show
ers on lower east coast. Slowly
rising temperatures.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits. Moderate northeast winds
becoming occasionally easterly
Wednesday. Partly cloudy TO clou-
Idy weather. Widely scattered show
ers Ia south and central portions.
East Gull: Moderate northeast
winds becoming easteriy Wednes.
day. Partly cloudy weather.
Western Caribbean: Moderate to
fresh northeast winds thru Wednes-
DAY. Mostly cloudy weather with
scattered showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
TODATS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. u = The stock
market held quietly steady today
following two DAYS of strong AZ.
vance.
Many leading issues remained
unchanged while price changes
either way were in the smaller
fractions for the most part.
General Motors. which topped
the most active list yesterday
with a gain of -, opened today
on 100 shares Up n. 1t held "a
that price in later trading.
Higher stocks Included Southern
Pacific. Pan American World Air.
ways, Dow Chemical, General
Electric. Caterpillar Tractor, and
Radio Corp.
Lower were Mont gomery Ward
Schenley Industries, Consolidated
Edison, American Tobacco, CheSa.
|peake & Ohio. and Paramount.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
Naval Station
Holy Name Society
To Meet Dec. 3

The next meeting Of the u. S.
Naval Station Holy Name Society
win be held Tuesday. Deeember
9, at 7:3o p. m. in building 26s.
Special speaker win be Father
Galsand, new chaplain al the Sta.
ton, who win speak on his ex-
perlenees IN Japan. He win also
show . short movie on Japan.
Al Catholic Navy men are cor.
dizily invited TO attend and to be.
come members Of the Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
POLICE DEPT. TO

fcontinued From Page onel
|of registering 70 per cent Of thu
maximum possible score.
Cost Of the police department PTS.
tOl training program has been KEEP
at a minimum BY purchasing re.
loading equipment which has cut
the expenditure for shells BY al
least 80 per cent. Lang said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
Too Trne To Life

| HOLLYWOOD R-While 7.year.
old Darla Ridgeway acted in a
television rlay the role of a girl
feared to have contracted polio,
she learned that her brother Fred.
die. 9. had been stricken with the
disease and was hospitalized yes.
iterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
MARY IpA sMITH

Mrs. Mary Ida Smith, 81, died
Monday at her home Gil PetrOnia
Street.
She is survived by q daughter,
Mrs. Cecilia Evans. five nieces,
five nephews and several great and
great-grandchildren.
Born in Nassau, British West In
dies, Mrs. Smith has been . resi-
dent Of Key West for 81 years.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
More Workers Out

WASHINGTON R-Another g..
500 civilian workers were dropped
from the federal payroll durins
October, the Civil Service Com,
mission has reported. II said tLi:
brings the net cutback since Janu.
airy to about 176,6OO, leaving a total
of 2,372,1OO federal employees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
GIRL SCOUTS TO
HOLD PROGRAM

The Girl Scouts Of Key West
invite everyone 10 see their
program tonight at ths Key
West High School auditorium
ct 7:3O p. m. Theme for the
program is International Friend.
ship, and the girls will show
Us some OF fhe dances, flags
and costumes Of foreign eovn-
tries as well as our own.
There Is nc admission charge,
and eveFyone Is welcome.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01

CHICAGO R-Twenty hogs win
be taken into the swank Normandy
Lounge Of the Conrad Hilton Hotel
today. They'll be used in a charity
hog-calling contest expected to net
about $1,000 for needy children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
Church OF God
Services
Are Continuing

Revival services, conducted BY
Joan Ashby and Betty craughan,
are continuing At the Church d
God. 1908 Olivia Street.
These youag ladies. in their early
twenties- have become very popu.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01

About IS per cent Of the families
IN the United States own automo-
biles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01

Observations Taken AZ City Office
Key West, Fla, Dec. /, 1853
at All, EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
PRECIPITATION


Relative Hvmidliys J AM
$50
SsFemsfer lSes LsvsIl, Zoo An.
1910 ins.--10i9.6 mbs.