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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
LGzarOUici Party
CiUe', Last Night
For Elmer Dnvis

Famed commentator Elmer
Davis was honored last evening
at cocktail party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lazaroviei at
their Truman Avenue home
which began at 5 ,. m. and lasted
until after eight o'clock. The
hostess wore q pale beige lace
gown with multi-eolored corsage.
Guests enjoyed q wide variety
OF cocktail snacks including spe-
cial cheese mixtures on crackers,
stuffed and ripe olives, cold cuts,
carrot curis, celery strips. pecans
and mixed nuts and ether defect
able tidbits.
Among the guests was the well
known actor Paul McGrath and
his charming wife, Dorothy. Me-
Grath is not only q leading man
on legitiamite stage but Is in ra-
dio and teievision. He Is q class
mate of Mrs. LaIaroviei from
Carnegie Tech.
The party-goers also included
Cdr. and Mrs. Hugh Bredin, Mr..
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Conant. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Mason, Miss Dorothy
Raymer, Mrs. Mary Penteeest.
Mrs. Ruth Galley. Mrs. Yvonne
Snidow. Mrs. Marjorie Stevens.
Mrs. Julie Melville. Mrs. Les-
la Godfrey. Mrs. Mulhsuser, Ben
Gross, Earle johnson. and ku-
genio de Berrayarfs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
Annual Hospital Bali
Al Casa Marina Tonight

Final teoehss spr No svenA
were being arranged TO-DAY BY
The shairmsn fes no Ansvai
Hospital Sell, =. PssFiek's Day
shsms. Tie ksIl b ~ climax
- ths wiNssx ssessa hsrs. To-
nishYs ths aissss - - Case
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sirs a. ss3e >. n.
vsnds srshid essssses win ke
sead dvving - sveNing wNlsA
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serssinmsnt sn9 inelw6ss sse
sGvlns sway - pslsss.
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eight, yeg ear sri 81 seesms-.
dssssns BY simplY pUFshsslns .
ticket a. No deer, hut eemss
early % ne pssaey 10 FIRST
GENE. Firss served" h has bssa
anneunes9.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
Ley Memorial
Church W.S.C.S.
Holds Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of
the w. 5. c. S. Of Ley Memorial
Church. was held on Monday.
March 18th, 1858.
Miss Elizabeth Rosam offered
an interesting spiritual program
with the aid Of Mrs. 7. M. Curry,
Jr., Mrs. Stuart Whiting and Mrs.
w. J. Doughtery. Music was fur.
nished by Miss Catherine Know.
les.
Business session was handled
by Mrs. Harry Richardson, pre-
sident.
Miss Lila Harris, who has been
q church school worker for 50
years and who was injured In q
fall was chosen as Honoree for
the coming month. She win be
remembers with cards, flowers
and visitors.
Hostesses for the social session
were Mrs. J. C. Harrington, and
Mrs. Albert Cruz. Refreshments
we're fruit punch with cup cakes
and assorted minis and nuts.
Members attending were Miss
Catherine Knowles, Miss Eliza.
beth Rosam. Miss Miriam Carey,
Mesdames Stuart Whiting, Char.
les Lowe. Charles Allen, Milton
Roberts, Carl Brill, Lorens Buck.
ley, +. M. Curry. Jr., W. T..
Doughtry, George Peterson. Law.
renee Hood, Eugene Roberts,
Charles Myers, Archie Roberts,
Harry Richardson. Hilton Tiff, J.
C. Harrington. Eldon simmons,
and Albert Cruz.
Visitors were Mrs. George Nil.
Ter aud Mrs. Herb Ford.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
Non Hear 7bi5-

Dear Dorothy:
The grapevine has it that all
those attending the st. Patrick's
Day Buffet Dinner at Fort Tay-
lor last Tuesday evening had a
bang-up good time. The corned
beef and cabbage served was the
best ever had. Couldn't make it
myself. Always miss out of the
good food!
The Thrift Shop has announced
that there viii be no more con-
signment sales. Enlisted person
mel, please note. The three lowest
pay grades are eligible and well
come to baby layettes. Apply to
Anna at the Dependents Clinic
or direct to the Thrift Shop. II
new babies could be thrilled, they
certainly would be with these lay
ettesl
Did you know that when Ad-
miral Murphy made his last In
spection tour here he compIi-
mented the Thrift Shop on its eff
ficiency and organization? WEI,
he did, and that is like getting
the ''best of the show award at
q flower show!
Also at the last Thrift Shop
board meeting. at coffee at Mrs.
Irving T. Dukes home, Mrs. T.
D. Boar, past chairman, was pre-
scented with q lovely silver bowl
in appreciation of her fine work.
Mrs. w. H. Tuesdell, present
chairman, made the presentation
The Surface Dsvslopmsns
Group are having q luncheon on
Tuesday, March "a. at Fort Tay-
Tor the time, 1890 p. m. The
hoSteSses, Mrs. z. A. Henley.
Mrs. J. v. Black and Mrs. j.
Boyd, are promoting an Easter
Bonnet Parade. Members are to
make and model their latest
style bonnets animal, vege-
table or mineral - for prizes,
This style show you must attend
Fleet Training Group had q
Coffee at Echoasis and among
other topics Of interest elected
new officers. Mrs. j. B. Carroll
is the new chairman: Mrs. ".
B. Roman, eo-chaiTman; Mrs. A.
P. Adams. secretary; and Mrs.
T. v. Grant. treasurer. Mrs. G.
]. Whalen Is chairman for their
! next luncheon to be held on April
10.
Tho Naval Air ssssIen group
held their luncheon at the La
Concha last Wednesday.
The MsdieaI-Dsnfsl creup IL
having q covered dish supper 81
/ the Seaplsne Base Pool CO Wed.
nesdzy. March IS. NJ $50 p. n.
Mrs. !. III. Cheffev il Chairman.
Sounds coed There is something
about hansbargers cooked OUTSIDE
~ and those xaiS are al god
cocks.
Nov Aaag This: A worthwhile
project for AZ yCu gals The
Chldren's Playground At Fcgs
Taylor Ia closed because II reed.
ed repairs Why not help TO gei
Il open sconeT7
Ne krsdss sesgss this week
The party fessk ever last Tues
dAy.
O. ys1 ssks sa1g1 Eaba " Gssss
Vel. tkAs il tA3 Esassssy IL -
regular Sa-as sxs-szg Eatsst al
Fort Tays0r sAas week Tine -
80 , NJ - 50 p N Cgms
early ard hssns sAt tamEy.
Swsoss Kaa.lrK.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21

LONDON - -- Aiitng actress
vtvfen Leigh came home from Hell
lywood Friday with bunch Of red
rOsss IN her arms. . BIG smile 60
Der EaSe aaS tAfse dOCssEs al her
siss.
Her saseaRa. ssr LaafeE<a os
iytaf, waa Mak Aar 10 SIC stskSss
aaMR tTsgz . Paaae ~ IS0Ssa alF.
Ssg2 Sue safleFes . ReFw0us hTsak-
Gswn whlas makAng . fsim called
ElepAams waik ane SIR Laurenxs
ssw % Enslywec4 10 ssecgs Der
hcme.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
IN MEMoRIAM
(St, Francisyille, I.a1

TOT. FIdneisyilte, la.
In memory Of Alfredo Sands who
departed this life March q. 1871.
We saw you fading like a flower
But couldn't make you stay
We nursed you with tender kind.
ness
Until God called you away.
We think Of you in silence
No eyes may see Us weep
But many silent tears are shed
When others are asleep.
Sadly missed by wife, Mrs. Fios.
sic r. Sands. Alfredo L. Sands. Jr.,
son. and daughter Eloise r.
Walker.
mar2i.it
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
Coming EUents

SATURDAY, MARCH 21-
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, rs
Fleming Street, 7:S0 pm.
Children's Classes, 10 AN. to noon
West Martello Art School.
County Beach.
Annual Hospital Bah, Casa Ma.
rina, $3.50 pm.
Miss Key West and Mrs. Kew
West 1853 contest, Elks Club.
doors open at $3.50 pm. Contest
at 1880 pm.
Second night of Reynolds School
play, Cinderella" at 7 pm.
Open to public art exhibit, East
Martello Tower Gallery, Ma
tional Association of Women
Artists, noon to S pm. daily.
except Mondays.
MONDAY, MARCH 2s-
Water color landscape paintinr
class, 2 to 4 pm, West Mar.
.ello Gallery Art Glasses.
County Beach.
Gym classes for Owe. Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting, 5l5l2 Duval Street,
8 pm.
Meeting of Caballeros Metodistas.
Methodist Men. Wesley House,
8 SPIN.
Rehearsal of all three acts of
'our Town" at Barn Theatre,
Sis pm.
TUESDAY, MARCH
Bowling for Officers Wives, / TO
$3.50 pm. at Naval Station
Bowling alleys.
IT. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Club, 7:45 pm. at La Concha
Hotel.
Youth for Christ Bible Study.
at Service Mems Christian
Center, SIT Fleming st.
Beginners Bridge Group. n
Taylor Officers Club, 8 pm.
Combined social and handicraft
hours at K. w. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. Open
house party, s pm.
ladies Golf Tournament K ".
Golf course. 0 am.
Portrait painting classes, 2 10 1
pm, West Martello Arr
School, County Beach.
Navy Thrift Shop. 10 am. to
! pm.
Surface Development Owe
group luncheon with Easter
Bonnet contest, Fl. Taylor
1880 to 4 pm. Drudge and
canaSta.
United Council Of church wo.
men, First Presbyterian
Church, II am.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. II, X. Of P. Hall. 1880 pm.
Order Of DeMolay Boys, Scottish
Rite Temple. 1880 pm.
Ladies Aux. WV Post ssii. al
VFW Post Home. SPIN
Interior Decorating Glass. Wo.
mans Club. 8 pm.
Ever Ready Star Club, pm.
Harris School Rom Ranreaan.
tatives. at school. 1880 pm.
Unit Sc Ladies AUX. FRA, coffee.
Naval Station Beach patio, 10
am.
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 25--
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval Station Alleys. INN.
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apply To Wed

Clarence David Brown. %, 2O3
Virginia Street, and Willie Mae
Martin, 20, same address have
applied for q marriage license at
the office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord.
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Humorous Skit and Musical Program
Enjoyed At Meeting Of B.P.W. Club

After short but enjoyable program the Business and
professional Women Club took action several important
rs IN the regular business meeting last Wednesday the
Womans Club -Four Key West High School girls from the
mates class taught by Richard Ezman presented short
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
V0nce C. Stirrup, Legion Commander,
Is Guest Speaker At Macy Wives Club

Commander Vance Srup Arthur Sawyer Post No 10 in
Key West speaker the monthly social
Cys Navy Wives Club Wednesday morning at 1000 am in the
White Hat Club Naval Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21

Or carts with eighf-foe4
whaslG pulled ~ three or fosr
yokes Of cxRn. onee were to
standard farm vahi<is 81 Axxsn-
tina
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21

Alamogordo, N. Mex. whers
the first atom bomb was explod.
ed, is in the Rio Grande valley.
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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13

transformed The Gym into a veritable
fairyland the night of the Junior-Senior
Prom
Honors were awarded several members
OF the graduating class at the Friday Morn
ing's assembly for excellence in achieve
ment Fifty three awards were presented
at the Annual Athletic Banquet. Twenty
football players received letters while other
awards went to six male basketball players,
eighteen members of the Girls basketball
team, seven cheerleaders and two trackmn.
With gala program on class night,
Monday, June 9th, the 1853 class at Addison
High School brought to close their COM
mencement activities.
Our congratulations this week go to Rev.
M. A. Camper, Minister at Ebenezer AME
Church and Acting Principal at Carver
High School who was recently awarded an
Honorary Degree of Doctor of Divinity at
Kittrell College, Kittrell, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Womack Mrs. 2. N.
Stockton, Mrs. Ella Mitchell and and Mr..
Paul Stockton were among the many attend
ing the commencement exercises at Morgan
College last week.
The party witnessed the graduation of
sister, daughter, and friend, Miss Lucy
Stockton. While in Baltimore the group were
the houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stock
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Rotten of Bluefield,
w. Va. paid surprise visit upon the FLEET
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13
Over The
Back Fence
BY Mrs. e. Louise Woodbury.

Hi There"
Enjoying this warm weather?
We'll, don't let it get you down, this ia
onlf sample. Yes, vacation time is rapid
E approaching. Travel Agencies are dis
pla}ing their most fascinating literature:
amAteur painters are doing marvellous
jobI on that lawn furniture while that ex-
pert in the culinary art is testing the most
tempting of recepies for new salads and cool
drinks. So cheer up. it can't be so bad.
Ere you read this, another commence
medt season in the Star City will have
pasled into history.
Seventy-seven eager, ambitious, Young
med and ladies filing down the aisle of
thel American Legion Auditorium FRIDAY
night to receive their diplomas from Addi-
sonIHigh School, will be on their way to
BIGGER and better educational opportunities.
Rev. F. G. Sampson, Minister at High
Street Baptist Church, delivered most in
spi4tional address, to the Class SUNDAY
ftdnoon when the annual Vesper Service
attfded by capacity crowd was held in
the American Legion Auditorium.
The members of the junior and senior
clashes together with their dates will long
remainder the beauty and splendor which
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13

cher Stewards of Tenth Street, N. w. Mrs.
S. E. Howerton and other relatives in the
Roanoke area DER the weekend. Mrs. Rotten
is Mrs. Howerton's daughter.
Mr.. James Chambers of Clayton Ave-,
N. E. was the gracious hostess at last Satur-
day nights meeting of the Carefree Social
Club. Business of importance was transacted
and delicious refreshments enjoyed by those
in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell, together
with Mrs. Effie Johnson report a most en-
joyable trip to Washington, D. C. last week.
end While in the Nations Capital they at
tended the wedding of relative, Miss Bar
bara Simonton.
The members of the Four Ace Social
Club enjoyed a most delightful dinner party
last Tuesday night in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vest Harrington on Patton Avenue
NJ. w.
Parents and Teachers of Loudon School
met for the final PTA meeting for the cur
rent school year, last Thursday night. Beau
tiful devotionals were read by Rev. A. L.
James, member of the Roanoke School Board
Group singing was led by Mrs. E. F. Ma
bors, Program Chairman.
Officers for the 1953-54 year were cleo
ted and installed as follows: Mrs. Rexford
Bolden, President, Miss Queen E. Williams
First Vice President; Mr.. Alexander White,
Second Vice President, Mrs. Louise Riddick
Secretary, Mr.. Robert Young, Treasurer
Delicious refreshments were served by
the social committee at the close of the meet
ing.
We regret to hear of the illness of Mrs.
Elsie Canty at Burrell Memorial Hospital
and wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ora Randell of Rutherford Avenue,
N. w. reports a very pleasant trip to Greens
boro, N. G. last week where she witnessed
the graduation of her daughter, Miss Ber-
nice Randall at Bennett College.
Mrs. jamie Caldwell, Mrs. Edna Jones
and Mrs. Bessie Helms all of Center Ave-
N. w. accompanied Mr.. Joe Wright on g
motor trip to Leaksville, N. c. last weekend
Mrs. Josephine Miller, of Leaksville, who
spent very pleasant two weeks in Roanoke
as houseguest of Mrs. Olive Martin, return
ed home with the party.
Mrs. Cornelia Fisher of Rutherford Ave.
N. w. was the charming hostess at this
weeks meeting of the Tuesday Morning
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13

Breakfast Club. Members report a. most in
| teresting luncheon
The Little Women Social Club" was
highly entertained in the home of Mrs. Mary
March on Madison Avenue, N. w. at their
last meeting. A pleasant social hour and de-
licious refreshments made the evening a
most pleasant one for the full membership
in attendance
A recent teenage party sponsored by
this club at the YWCA recreation center
furnished an evenings entertainment for
the young folks long to be remembered.
The party was given as benefit to the
building fund of the "Y".
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Patterson and Mrs.
Sa mHodge were among the many attend
ing the commencement exercises at Bennett
College in Greensboro, N. G.. recently. The
party witnessed the graduation of Miss Lii
lie Patterson.
Mrs. L. c. Downing returned to the city
last weekend reporting very pleasant visit
with friends in Philadelphia, Pa. While in
the Quaker City she was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Allen.
1.-THE venetians Social Club was highly
entertained at their last regular meeting
by Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jeffries on Loudon
Avenue, N. w. Games and refreshments
highlighted the well planned social hour.
Mrs. G.. V. Carter of Carters Gonzales
cent Home gave an interesting talk concern
ing the Home at the last regular meeting of
The Modern Beauticians Club. The meeting
was in the home of Mrs Zenobia Ferguson
on Chestnut Avenue, N. w.
q
Mrs Luella Arlington of Carver Ave,
was the charming hostess at last weeks
meeting of the Rosette Social Club. A most
enjoyable game of whist was had by ALL
Prizes were won by Mrs. Frances Caldwell
and Mrs. Margaret Ross.
|
The Roanoke Chapter of Links, Inc.
entertained the faculty and graduating class
together with their parents, at reception
given on the spacious and beautiful lawn
of Mrs. Emma Lees home on Mcdowell
enjoyable occasion is reported by all i'm at
Avenue, N. w. last Sunday>evening most
tendance.
DR.. and Mrs A. w. Dent of New Orleans
were guests this week in the home of DIR.
and Mrs. L. c. Downing. DIR. Dent is Presi-
dent of billiard University
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
'MOssadegh Tries
To Walk Out On
Court Martial

TEHRAN. Irsa q - Screaming.
sohbing ex-Premier Mohammed
Mossadegh attsmplsd 10 walk cot
II = court marital aying lin Cor
IA HE today AFTER . Nd fist.
swinging scene ellmHxed BIS a.
tsmpts 10 disavow his eouFs.ap.
poinled lawyer.
The Ta.year-old polilician--ae.
eused 81 defying the Shah, sryina
% overthFUw ne munarehy and d.
legally dlssoivlng TIE Majlis glower
house IL Pariiamentl-shouted al
Ais judges.
-Give sn order DO cut Ell ny
brad. bot ! must defend myself
Il wax ne third siFaiKht day e
em0lional itrewuFkx staged ~
MossadeEh. virtual cictaiog AZ Iran
befuFe Ms oeerthruw last August
- Fugalist supportcFsl lie I'D tAe
tflbuaal yesterday be- wonid cen.
MT suicide 4 released and would
not appeal 4 conFieteG
he also threateaeA d boyeslf A..
tnre eouFt aesainns. aasefSizs thaf
econtnued On Pass Tenl
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.Smathers Due
Key West :
On Dec. 4th
90 Appearances
SLATED O. Tour
- Ma ess.n

Snator CeerHs smaihern III
arrive IA Key waa nscemhwe 4
Or q 80 day So ns par u 4
whlriwima peliIleal haEnstnRmimg
isur wAieA - keep I'm husy -.
"a . ws9k be2ure chTistma&
6malhers I'll attend re seezn6
annual Lions Cub spqmsoEsd coneA
Bowl football came. whl<h Ne was
Instrumental h aFranainn. Sc ~
SPEAK a . luncheon ln tha H0iai
Ia Coneha on Decsmher s.
Ths ksY west visll b e e
shssa % appsasaness en- . ~
lns sna mstsslns sglp wAleA -
take him 10 aerth end sewsh
Flsslds 80 sisas ssss saa wssi
esasas.
smsshers was 81 JaeksonvIIls
ever the weeksnd Cor festivities
scattering around ne Florida.Geow.
gia fo0tbaa came. neglnning Nee.
day. BE is speaking to and three
times daily Al gatherings arranged
hy friends and fsasurina lnlowmal
Feceptions and addresses before
joini civic club eFoWds.
Ms scAeduie: New. O. Daytona
(continned On Paes Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

@M4 49, 80 $3.50
~ q mlsunderntanding eoneegning
lha Faghi Il voters 10 cast write
IN votes &c perrens whose names
@ nog appear % the hai0l.
he eontroxersy started yester'
day afteFnoon whan smperxlaor n
hegistrations vietow Lose qneried
City AitoTmey N. Ignatias Lestes
e. b the legality e eFite-ln votes,
Lester sasisad lewa shsa tha
sllY shsFtss psesi1ss net elsY
eississms shsuld tsllsw Ghs esmas.
Il law 80 sAsa - plsriSs sis.
tslss eal isr wrils-lm vsains.
Lester asnlsd thss \ was ~sn iifA
hswr dssisisu- % zee hlnsed IN
sswa aseFtsFs.
"tf 10 80 Isw ED slwaya hes
hsan - law-fhs sfslxlsl hallsis
wsrs pFlHasa shsa ,ssv." Lester
6seiaFsA
lie cited Article n q ne section
|af the City Charter dealing wikh
|easctAons wAifA states: "All eiee.
|tluns shall be eondacsed Under tbs
Garter. under the rules and een.
dAtiams prescribed by La ard sub
jeet b ths ssssrsl slectioa lar
q tha state.
We addsd tAai gAs isz1 Florida
statutes nay; : .nothlng In this
eode b eonatrned b preseni any
eleetm frnm vutina fuF any quail.
Sd perSnn elAer ihan Gksae whoss
|mmmeH arr pElmasa - &c haIlel. "
Ihe 1lalaies &c hold tAal. s'Bni-
Is vUasd u q gnnnFnl eleeti6m Cor
80 pereon uhase name does nol
appamr Co ths maehlne a. q qakli.
hsd CANDIDATE. are referred b -
Irregular ballots. Such irregular
halloln sAaIl BE deposited. wFitten
~ alfred IN or upon the reesptacls
81 device oa TIE maehlne ioE that
Wurpose A irregular ballot must
y essl In its appopxiste place e
- machine e. Il 4 vold and oct
enunfeA
state Attorney Ceneral Richard
KEvin todsy haeksd 40 Testers,
adsisory When be Sad nat n ap
paaFs nat the irregular ballots as
conismplated hy the Statutes nay
be voted IN sueA On slaetion. Er-
vin added nat kis deeixion wasl
made ''on he nasis II ths limited
tima Or conslderatior " Lester had
asked Ger a opiniom this morning.
BIT observers today we're see.
eFally Il ths oplnion nat the Con-
trgeerzy was . tempest h . tee
81" One avarFed that thera
''wouid not he mere Tran % xrite.
In votes cas-"
Meanwhile. ne seven candidates
tconkinued On Page Teal
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Plans Advancing
For Local Jaycee
Speaking Contest

Pans ere sdvan ms for ne sn.
nuAl Juniw chamhsr q Commerce
spoaaured ''veies II Democracy
npeaklag ecniesi which nay re-
sur j. . four year college scholar.
sap sd cher prizes for some 10.
cal IN sshool boy e Sri.
1aysse Aierxin Thompson. who
= E sAarEs e It's years couasss
sad ihal eompetisian IN TIE Key
Nesl Hlkh sehool. ne Convent 81
Mar immaculaie and the n0uElas
hixh Sehooi III ST underway
AhuFHy - ehoose the repFesenla
i've tum each school
fhe iAwee final contestants wil
Eaka fseordlngs e. ther winniaa
speeeARa Which eli ~ broadcasi
ever raalo alation wkWF ahuui
Not M A psnsi e brdgss will be
seieeAed - decide TIE Neg wss,
winaeF
70 top Feenrding 81 BE- sent
g. safe layeee head4aaFisrx %
eompeie il the atatewiae Funmfi
4 isar year eoileee sehoiaFxhip Is
lhe rEise taF the state ehamplam
N 4adltian. the wlnner wlii have
eAnnre Al winnlng the natinnl
rrlxe
fapir q me Eve mlnuta talk I'll
agaa b. = Spsak Per Democxa,
ey~
Ms Car3 Daltaa was tie IN.
ner N lAkt years consest.
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LO0al United Community Chest
Leaders Gatbsr At Kickoff Dinner
Navy Lists Wylk's Place As
Out f Bounds For Sailors

wylhB heatnafuHf and Bas Spek Ilaa - ~ - 80
pul - II bounds ~ rs Navy. Aseosed Ihday.
Cara G. Murphy chief u staff Am. CeurEn Town-
enmmander II ne Naval Base heen
o un beeauss q ne manaKemeHs refusal eospeFnta
shofe palro n eniorens TIE erew and enoeng
rruhbting minofs bars
he Nasy enew oder here Navy psrsonns
eut 4 har By The order apples whether Navy n
est Of uniorm
Cat MURRAY sid hai three oho spos are os q hounas
Ne named these places and they u
hgunds.
Pepes Cafe % Duyal 81. atary eandiGiaas.
Trupsgal Hute, ne Duxa S.. pFosilaiion.
Ii Dusal S.. roomng house. prossituiaon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Philippine Voting Is Peaceful
After Violence OF Campaign

~ v0undsd n tAs hatlis and died
u : Is hears.
PNS said military invesfgaiors
wers tald b. witnesses ne killers
were supporiers 81 SEA. lustniano
nlontnno e cavtie
Maniano Ia a. arcami suppoFter
e Magsaytay's NaeSonallsi Demo
esafle party coalition. Cameras ID
hackins ouirinos Lherni party.
Tha senator amd Eosermor. bitter
palifi<al enemies. ere kneWn h
Aass armed gruups 81 men for pro.
teefiua. csmertne SD LAST week
he wsald "aheaa q ouf" Il Non
tnna e. his mea appesrsd h TIE
rrsEimrR CO eleeti0m day hui Mon-
lnns SD - wout4 - thera o.
wnrk 81 Maghaysay.
ne Ksn battle waa bslieVeA %
have been set efi by ne arrest
lass nl9ht e 1, failswsrs e .
Naennalista eongFessiamai cad.
dnia e. charges ef ae1asilies h
TIE Cnmmmntnl-ln6 Hmk outlnw
hamaa camsrins enaflrmad sAs ar.
rests
pnnna hsadaaart2rs reportsd
ghns nnsGhaF man yes atahhed o.
deash Is Baeoor ut gave no FIR
Ter ag1nAlt.
A rsgear-oid 30 as wuunded
n EIrreni nhoutlng scar IA.
e. wAan to ieepleE6s - armn6
- nared hmlisfs % q kuune &C.
eunins ~ - lornl Nneinnaiisla
leaAxr.
Il c. eily. aacend largest e
r wpptmRs. . Nnetnma -
ecnElnusd on Fmga Tea