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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-22
FILM STARS START

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two Greek, left Tarpon Springs on
Sunday.
''12 Mile Reef" is the third cine.
mascope to be filmed and win be
the third released, next December.
Today the hardworking crews
were beginning their four weeks
stint. Next Monday they viii 60 to
sea for shots which take place on
the reef. Underwater sequences,
however, win be made in the Ba-
hamas, where the experts found
that just the right coral formation
for purposes of the film. A special
French underwater camera called
the Aquaflex win be used enclosed
In its own blimp. Csmermen will
use face masks and aqualungs
and stay down half an hour and
more while shooting.
Margulies said that the cast Is
eager to get to Havana for days
vacation.
With their heavy schedule in
the next four weeks, it is doubtful
if they win be able to. accept many
local invitations. One must in the
works is Key West picture layout
with Terry and Bob posing in
some well-known Island City see
mes.
Autograph hunters, who pre-
scented problem in Tarpon Springs,
win probably not trouble the stars
here, since Key Westers take cele-
brities of all kinds with startling
calm.
The stars will. however, take
time out to entertain at the Naval
Hospital, a stint they are glad to
perform for servicemen where.
ever they 60. 1t was said.
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

|. NEW YORK R - The stock
market was lower today in early
trading with volume diminishing on
the fall.
The decline extended to around
point at the outside. A long
string Of leading issues failed TO
appear on the tape until late in
the session. and that sluggishness
together with small plus signs here
and there and many trading nn.
changed gave a semblance Of sta.
bllity TO the list.
The market right now Is around
the lower average price levels Of
the year.
Lower stocks today included Re
public Steel, American Telephone.
Santa Fe. General Motors, Ana
conda Copper, Standard Oh fNJ).
Douglas Aircraft. Eastman Kodak.
Westinghouse Electric, and u. S.
Gypsum.
Among higher stocks Thy q slim
margin were Radio Corp. Cater.
pillar Tractor. Goodyear. and New
York Central.
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and vicinity: Clear to
partly cloudy with slowly rising
temperatures tonight and Thurs
dat. Gentle to moderate east to
southeasterly winds today. Thurs
day moderate southsrIy winds pro-
baby becoming fresh in the after
noon.
Florida: Clear TO partly cloudy
with slowly rising temperatures
tonight and Thursday. Slight
chance of few showers in the
extreme North Thursday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straights and the East Gulf area:
Gently to moderate. winds south
easterly to southerly over the
north portion and eaSterly to south
easterly over the south portion to-
day. Thursday moderate southerly
winds probably becoming fresh in
the afternoon. Clear to partly
cloudy weather.
West Caribben: Moderate east
erly winds tonight and Thursday.
Partly cloudy weather with isolat-
ed light showers in the extreme
north today.
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III. ROCHE no BE

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know if she vent out of town fo1
any reason.
The States mansIaughter charge
is based on evidence sworn by its
witnesses that Roche's negligent
and drunken driving killed the
eolored man. The car which aIIeg.
edly caused Browns death, a new
Chrysler convertible, is being held
as evidence of the blood stains
and dents on it left by Browns
body.
Mrs. Brown and her husband
were trying TO push their stalled
northbound ear OFF fhe highway,
when Roehe's car "whixzsd byn
ncrihbound she said, taking her
husband with II. All the widow
could find was . hat and . shoe.
She ran UP fhs road screaming
and came to Roche who urged
her 10 GET in his car. Though
frightened Of him because Of his
peculiar ways" she got in his
car 70 90 back to fhs scene Of
the accident, she said. He STOP
ped his car three times on the
way back TO GET out and look 81
The front o. II. Finally she got
out for seod and got . ride with
. truck to fhe Naval Hospital
where she told the guard she
had lost her husband. II was he
who called the Sheriff's depart
nenf.
Yesterday the widow was great
deal more upset than she first
testified at the inquest. She said
she had been in nervous shock all
last week. Her mother, Mrs. Ella
Hill of Belle Glade was with her.
The two women looked at the pic.
lures Of the mangled Brown, taken
when his body was brought to Key
West. Both legs were nearly
severed. His entire body and head
were mutilated by the fatal acci.
dent.
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the House today By / judiciary.

the House today by 4 judiciary
committee.
The measure also would pen
alize any athlete who solicited OF
accepted q bride. The maximum
penalty would be a 10-year SEN
tence or fine of $4,000 or both.
It would be illegal knowingly to
permit vicious animals to run at
large in Florida under a measure
proposed in the House by the ,Ju-
dietary Criminal Committee.
Permitting such an animal 10
run at large would be punishable
by up to six months imprison-
ment or fine of $500. If the ami
NAL injured a person or another
animal the penalty could be in
creased to year in jail or q 1000
fine.
The House Judiciary Criminal
Committee also proposed allowing
state attorneys to appoint their
assistants. Assistant state attor-
neys now are appointed by the
governor and confirmed by the
Senate.
a bill to define as murder any
killing committed during a kid
mapping or crime against nature
was likewise introduced by the
Judiciary Committee.
Killings committed during rapes.
robberies. burglaries or arson at
tempts already are defined as
murder under state law.
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WOMAN RISKS LIFE
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ed along with all fixtures, personal
belongings and clothes.
We have Insurance." the dis.
tressed woman said, but now we
don't have a home or a stitch Oh
anything to wear"
The two Aquiar children were
In school at the time Of the fire.
A son, Manuel, Is, attends st. Jos.
eph's. The daughter, Juanita, aged
II, Is > student at CMT.
Mrs. Macaela Aquiar, the hus.
bands 70 year old mother was al
50 living at the burned out home.
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CARS CRASH

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Herbert E. Roach Of $40 Eaton
Street, doing $50 damage to the
other car.
Temples Chevrolet coach was
damaged to the extent of SIS. He
was charged with reckless driving,
causing an accident and having no
inspection ticket.
Roach was charged with reck-
less driving and having an acct
dent.
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pANlEL RALPH cRlnER

Daniel Ralph Crider, so, died
Sunday afternoon after a brief
illness. The body was sent yester-
day afternoon to Harrisburg. Pa.
for funeral services and burial by
the Pritchard Funeral Home.
Survivors are: one sister, Mrs.
Margaret Rable, who accompanied
the body to Harrisburg.
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HIGHWAY PATROL

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lawful speed in the area where you
we're clicked is ........ MPH.
"You are being handed a copy Of
Florida Traffic Regulations. Please
help US help you reduce traffic ac-
cidentS.
. Accident is just another word
until you have one. Excessive
speed contributed to 6.597 wrecks in
Florida in 1852. 2S8 Of them fatal. -
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Is KEY WEsTERS
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tIOnllnueu rom rage Une)
the making of 'Frogmen, for
example, the shooting was mostly
done right on the Naval Base and
townspeople weren't needed.
II Is expected that the rs win be
assembled at Knights office within
the next few days for instructions.
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JIMMIE GARCIA

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to return to Miami Sunday to be
with her father who suffered a
heart attack.
Both men are experienced boat
handlers but the condition Of their
vessel may have gone against
them, it was said.
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TALLAHASSEE IA bill to i'm
pose a prison term or fine or both
on anyqpe attempting TO influence
The outcome 81 an athletic contest
with = bride was introduced In
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday. April a. 1853

dealt with in . separate measure
Simpson said.
Simpson said the road depart
ment would offer no objection, MOI
would It support, the announced
plan of Sen. Gautier, Miami, tc
try to amend the turnpike bill to
give the authority a toll road run.
ming from the Georgia line to Mi,
ami.
I'VE are prepared to argue for
the Stuart Miami turnpike. If the
Legislature sees fit to give the
authority the right to build a state.
long turnpike, we will not object,
Wen just stay completely out Of
it." Simpson said.
The legislature already has be-
fore It : bill which would author
lie . bond-financed east coast
turnpike, with 4 cross state leg
to the Tampa Bay area. The es-
timated cost is 255 million.
TALLAHASSEE IL A House
committee today approved a bill
adding four more members to the
present five man State Road
Board.
The bill, endorsed 1913 by the
Committee on Governmental Re-
organization, also would provide
staggered terms for board mem.
bers, with four members serving
beyond the term Of the governor
who appointed them.
Under the measure, introduced
by Rep. Suries Of Polk County,
one member would be named by
the governor from each of the
eight congressional districts and
a chairman picked from the state
at large.
Surles told the committee the
idea Of staggered terms was that
Of Chairman Richard H. Simpson.
His predecessor, Alfred A. Nc
Kethan, also has made such a
proposal.
Up until 1891, the road beard
members served staggered terms
although it long had been q Gus
tom for incoming governors to ask
and get designations Of holdover
members.
The 1871 Legislature made terms
Of the road board members and
several other major appointive Of
ficers coincide with that Of the
governor At the request Of Gov.
Spessard L. Holland, who COM
planned he was unable to organize
an administration to carry out his
program because some appointees
of Gov. Fred P. Cone refused to
quit. One Of them was the Cone
road chairman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-22

Red kgesSs rev cnaeh fsE TIE
clssesand fadaAn2. managea ne
nayaona ReseA team = Class .
hsa laas se4son.
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TOdays Action
In Tallahassee

TALLAHASSEE n = Sam Wolf.
son, Jacksonville, today submitted
to Gov. McCarty his resignation
Is a member Of the State Tuber.
eulosis Board.
Wolfson said he was forced to
quit the non-saIaried post he has
held only six months because Of
n health.
But be said he felt "obligated
to remain on the board until the
attorney general has completde
his report" on . current inyesti-
CATION Of alleged irregularities in
payrolls and surplus property dis
posal at the Tampa TB hospital.
Board Administrator L. L. La
nier has been suspended and three
ether employees have been dis
charged from their Jobs as result
Of the investigation.
WolfsOn was appointed to the
board Sept. Is. 1852, by former
Coy. Warren for q term ending
Aug. q, 1856.
No immediate action was taken
on his resignation. Wolfson set no
effective date for It.
TALLAHASSEE R-A Stuart.to-
Miami turnpike blu win be intro
duced il the Legislature, probably
Friday, with the backing Of the
State Road Department, Chairman
Richard n. Simpson said today.
Simpson said the bill now Is be-
ing drafted and Is expected to be
offered ia. the Senate. At least IL
senator's are expected to join as
eo-sponsors Of the SRD turnpike
Recommendation.
The bill viii provide for creation
Of 4 five-nan turnpike authority,
with two Of the members selected
from the road board, 70 construct
q limited access toll expressway
from Stuart TO a junction with
State Road . near the Broward-
Dade County line.
The authority would be given
powell 20 iSfas bonds IA be repaid
wholly from ton revenues to III
nance the 80 million dollar prof.
ect. Interest over 4 3O.year bond
maturity period would add Is mil
lion for q total cost Of IS millions.
The bonds would have to be ap-
proved BY the State Board Of Ad-
minissration.
The road board has suggested
an alternate financing plan which
would earmark auto tag receipts,
not pledged by the Constitution to
school construction, for the turn
pike construction. The plan viii not
Be incIuded~sin the road depart
ment,s turnpike bill because II is
IN appropriations bin and win be
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Relative Humidity AZ 500 AN.
$50
Barometer tSea Lsvell 500 AN.
3O.13 ins.--1020.3 mbs.
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TOMORRoW's
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TOMOHAOW'S
TIDES
NAVAL Basel
HIGH Low
: 5:58 am. 11:28 am.
SIS pm. pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Bahia Honda
ibridgel oh Ium 80 II
No Name Key
feast endl -F7h 7om
Bcca Chica
Station Tide high water
Sandy PIT ---oh a0m
caides Channel
tnorth sndl 4-2h lem
Ala a.
t-l--Minus sign: Corrections
20 be- subtracied.
t+l-plus sign: Corrections 10
be added.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

Four-burner range with
large oven, broiler drawer
and big storase compart-
ment for pots and pans.
SAVE $61 At any Of
LACY'S 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

HERE'S LIFE-sIZE FL" Tv at
much, much less than many II"
sets. One Of Americas better.
known, brands. 1858 open stock.
Plus warranty. At LACY'9 8
stores.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

Just set the dial-will
dry your clothes for IRON
ing or completely dry for
storing. And you pay
only $11o in this great
event at any Of LACY'S
8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

Here's one Of Americas
finest SHIP air-condi-
tioners at q savings Of
S110. You'll recognize
the Famous Name I'm
fhediately! For office or
home you live cool
work cool and
sleep cool. Ready for inn
mediate delivery and in
stallation at LACY'S 8
stores.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

YES your old refrigerator is worth
$ji when traded on this Brand-New 1852
Frigidatre. Full-width freezer chest. slid
ing chill drawer. door shelves hydratoH
At LACY'S 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

Family-slze refrigerators that keep
food cold clear to the floor. Priced
at a $61 saving for quick clearance.
At LACY'S 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

Protect your furniture,
clothes, tools from mil
dew, mold, corTosion
and rust. Saves many,
many d ollars. At
L.ACY'S 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

IMAGINE Life-size II" Con.
sole TV for . mere S169l Hand
some mahogany cabinet. eimplified
tuning and dialing. 1853 open
stock. Plus warranty. At LACY'0
8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
s-tO TIE SUNDAY STAR
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1853
Evening star., 1953-03-29
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR ExcH,
HOUSES FOR SALE -N.w.

AgnMEAD. PL. N.W., 1857. mr.. Taft
terms; S4 sroS8Pg 8Pgsn TO- e 5. MN Ap IA 41Ss1s KS
sssIIsslkss!H!i%s3Scp. sIs s!!is3 s7la 4,n St.. M
tapestry brick. bedrms.. fun bsmt :;
2-car built-in gar; OIL h.-w.h.; pre-
UUaass, UUas constr; con- See r,ct2 e . appreciate
!sssg@gsis ssggss. PANws RN' s-5sssL! 5EsEsAL ESTATE to
Fins az Dlf. h1nsfecX l@a. bssh; sd I'd
sS@H, rs STRouI;, "a. $500.
1at OBJ: s.d.g dLongfellGrw r..: e:
is 81 SWS SIni ;ficn; Snotsy oephms pe bsms Ds:ns
dble. brick gareses. large lot; suit.
goca. - -tinancinsga aoo.D DAWN ssaA gEA1
can't: Siocks from shoppis iRascs; Center xa;
saiS spotiess; s.bedfm. o home; SSUlSssf sss hsst;
garage; $I4.50o; :-o. terms. NO
BRIGHTW0ODs 713 Roxboro pl.---
Semidet. hrk.. new cond.. new gai
BRiGiHTWoOD, sSS whittier at Gaoo ST.
Det.. 5 bedrms., bath; nice I'd; Is
offer: nr. schools. shop. and busline
Terms: sTROUP. RA. $500.
Kansas ave-; brick; 2O-ft. wide yars
STRouP, RA. 6-S7OO.
lBRIGHTWOOD,S finest home. idea,
Tor large family q professional per.
s9srss NUS s sss to osfns saa maRS b
OWNER nm 3-flff2T M BROKERS
BRiisGMHi;TFWio6S-VScant. NS open SaoAsEs 70.
3O6 0uackenbos NV. Powder rm.j
gas h.-w,h;; brick gar, Must sell
csATEEpEAa AZ E sAa s,EE ,FEEEIcHTs :; s2s; Hs 500 9
hedrm.. 2a.hath custom. built semi.
locations. aSss = Bellevue I g ter. nv. I'
between Cathedral ave; and 3sth
sS snS SsSh as aSS. H.w, 81 oPEa asssg RAJ. 4NT NJ
s:Ssas. sEsLggYa RRskokzEisRssso ziss $. Dc. EM
English style brick Colonial. 4 bed;
@ rms: 2 baths. plus bath and and
Ss rUS% Uindo% Sn din Ii. Pm, i kt. sn rec I1an nm
With arepl; Near Lafayette School
$S1.60O with suhstapr cash. SIGLEE
= co. RA 3-34S1; exes. oL
CHHEveYiis Z CHASE. D. o-Nev: 4 81 BED.
rms. tcr 5 with dsn5. . baths. nv
rm... din. I'M, kit. storage attic
bsmt.. gas heat: Price cut fci
lCIEvHIAND PARK-ss5. 900 cent center.
han Colonial; has B bedrooms,
baths and sunroom: buiIt-in ga.
rage; large lot. w. G. q a. NJ
MILLER M. 2.4464. Once open
3 an. 20 q pm.
pambaTton Ct. eat. and Sun. !
Evening star., 1953-03-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
nINER

Prominent location. doing $1,000
wkly.. rent $16O, long lease avail
able; practically all new equipment;
prize includes building; to inspect
call Mr.. Castro.
Lane Pastor. EX. S-2555
Evening star., 1953-03-29

Attrac. 3-hedrm.. newly 0oc.; mod.
kit; soo4 nnsneine; 1cr appoint
SasSss 3 Co E-o34S. =
ILoRENc1 u. c1uEE2EQA Il
Evening star., 1953-03-29
SILVER SPRING
Lunch and country Stor

Lunch and Country Store
2 main hwys.. nr. North Beach; legal
ness; viii rent for $500 monthly;
completely equipped with 8 rms. and
bath In connection; or will sell for
$2,6O0 down payment for property,
MIXTURES, etc.; or will trade for good
property, home or lots.
e. ]. YOUNG ST 3-150n
Evening star., 1953-03-29
OUTSTANDING BUY
On the ITnner Floor

On heavily travelled highway: service
station; repair shop. restaurant,
tically new building; long highWay
9fontoges. reduced to S14.b0O for
quick sale: cash REQUIRED. $1,000;
balance assume ~ 1rst mQftgage.
=. u. Browning, Rea1tor
Culpeper, Virginia
Evening star., 1953-03-29
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
sPAcIoqs
II A L L
Brick

Quality built, spotless: wonderful,
garden; 8 large bedrms., az baths
many extras. This Is mot "Just T.
House" but Q lifetime proposition
Tor Q discriminating familyi
TENCHER-WAL me.
AD. 1894 IA. 8.R1Qf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Walnut Ridue
WALNUT RIDGE - M

WALNUT RIDGE - Mrs. Mar
tha Horton called on Dorinda
and Brady Smith, Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Horton spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Leach and son, Dennis of
Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Everly and
children were visitors at Ray
mond Smithberger's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Horton spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. l. Horton and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. King and
granddaughter, Donna, of Can
ton, spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Horton.
William and George Horton
were callers at Charlottesville re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Horton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Smith and daughter,
Alice.
Mr.. Murphy of Chaseville was
a caller in this vicinity, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Stephen and
daughter, Barbara Ann, were
Sunday visitors at Otis Martins.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Dungannon

DUNGANNON - Mrs. Floyd
Mincks returned to her home at
this place after spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lumbatis of Stafford
on the account of the serious ILL
ness of her father.
Mrs. Murvel Jordan returned
home Saturday from the Memoir
ial hospital, Marietta, where she
had been receiving treatment for
three weeks.
Mrs. K. G. Kearns visited at the
Jordan home, Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Blackburn
visited their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Evans
and sons, Albert, ,Jr., and Billie Of
Washington, D. c. They got to
see the cherry blossoms at the
White House also visited George
Washington's home also his tomb
and the tomb of the unknown
soldier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Hooper of
GAINESVILLE, called on the latter's
father, w. c. Fleeman, Wednes-
Carol, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Stewart, is
confined to her home with the
ynIlnnDS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Kennonsburq

KENNONSBURG - Mrs. VIM.
Lashley and Mrs. U. J. Massie
will entertain the members of
the Good Cheer Circle, Tuesday
evening, May 5th at the home of
the latter. Group No. 8 will pre-
sent the program.
Grange Meeting
The next regular meeting of
Grange will be Monday evening,
May 4th at 800 o'clock. Refresh
ments of coffee, cake and fruit
salad will be served.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lashley and
sons, Gary and Dennis, were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Feldner at Caldwell last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Carpenter
and sons of Quaker City, Mrs.
Bob Wyscarver and children were
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Long, Sunday.
Damon Massie and sister, Mrs.
John Robinson and sons of Can
ton, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
U. j. Massie the past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Lashley
of Batesville, Mrs. Bobbie Bates
and children of Canton, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. R.
Lashley.
Mrs. Joe Williams and daugh-
ter, Virginia, were visiting Mrs.
Hazel Williams and Mrs. Victor
Williams recently.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Belle Valley Juniors
Will Present Comedy

The Junior class of Belle Val
ley high school will present the
three act comedy, Take Your
Medicine" Friday evening, May
l, at 500 o'clock.
The cast includes: Junior
Yerian, Evelyn Tomcho, Donald
Paxton, Betty 10 Tilden, Shirley
Ann Hill, Norma Morland, Eileen
Rayner, Lawrence Macenko, Don
Uhl, Bonnie Anderson, Evelyn
Leonard, Helen Nicholson, Junior
Bond and Harold Caldwell.
The play is being directed by
Mrs. Rama G. Steen, dramatics
instructor for the school.
Music will be furnished by the
combined orchestras from Sar-
ahsville and Belle Valley, under
the direction of Esther Kegg.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Radio Staff Al
Baptist Church

The Life and Light Radio staff
will make personal appearance
Sunday in the Road Fork Baptist
church and the New Harmony
Baptist church. They will appear
at the Road Fork Baptist church
ct 2:30 p. m. and at the New Har-
mony Baptist church at 7:30 D. m.
The radio staff is composed of
Pastor Llewellyn Thompson, Mrs.
Stotts, pianist, the four Rucker
children as singers and Miss
Bonnie Wilson as the story teller.
The Life and Light radio pro-
gram is heard over Station VILE
Monday through Friday at 9:15
a. m. and on Saturday and Sun
day at 10:15 a. m.
The public is invited to attend
the services in these churches.