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The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
By jIM COBB

onto a tiny general store at a
crossroads and stopped in for a
cooling beverage. When the owner
learned they were from Key West
first thing he said was: "Tu saavy
George Brooks?". City Judge
Enrique Esquinaldo was the only
person making the maiden voyage
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
PLEASE SPECIFY
Editor, The Citizen I:

Editor, The Citizen:
Somebody was silently screaming on this page the
other day for definite facts the harmful properties of
prescribed" sodium fuoride.
This is all well-and-good but they didn't say where
to have the bodies delivered -.
H.V.B.,
P.O. Box 642,
Key West Fla.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

PoTPOURRI: We always Won
dered where attorney George
Brooks spent his time on his Cuban
expeditions. Now we know. One ex-
peditionary force made up of
guests on the initial ferry sailing
got lost out in the country past
Matanzas. They happened to run
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
B29'S TO RETURN

TOKYO R-The 3o7th Medium
Bomb Wing, the last remaining
BIO group in the Strategic Air
Command in the Far East, win
return late this month from Oin-
ava to the United States to be re-
equipped with BAT jet bombers, the
Air Force has announced.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
KEY WEST AND OTHER FLORIDA KEYS
ARE GROWING SURPRISINGLY FAST

Do you realize how fast Monroe County is growing
in the increase of population and in the construction of
buildings? you read The Citizens real estate page
last Saturday got good idea of the growth in Key
West and on most of the other Keys.
Let's take look at the continued advance in build
Ing activity in Key West From January to September
80 of this year, building permits totaed ST. O99 O96
increase of $222797 the similar period in 1858
Keys, outside of Key West, keeping pace with
the growth here When it is considered that they lack
payroll that remotely comparable with the salaries
and received by civilian employees in the Key West
Naval Base the strides in developing of the other
Keys truly surprising Construction on the Florida
Keys outside of Key West from January September
80 this year. totaed $244737S which $34s2s2 more
than the total in Key West
With few exceptions, the permits issued for build
ings the Keys from Stock Island to Key Largo
for homes for various types of structures to accommo
date tourists These South Sea Islands, The Citizen
has recurrenty called them dependent tour
lists for their economic growth than is Key West
But Key Vests great future lies too in the tourist
trade Climate ranks the No. attraction in the Florida
Keys which comprise the only frosfree in the Unit
ed States. Say what about providing varied plea
sures for tourists when they leave home for trip to
Florida, aside from racetrack followers, their chief
thought to find warmth break in the rgors of the
cold IN their home towns That whether they come
for few days or weeks or the entire winter. 8l
It is purely guess to say what percentage of the
tourists like fishing But the percentage is high and the
waters of the FlorfA Keys afford them better fishing
than in other coastar areas in Florida.
The Florida Keys, widely known now are growing
faster than during any other time in their history That
growth will be steppedup year after year Thousands of
residents came to the Florida Keys tourists and other
thousands will come and decide to stay.
OF all the jobs we know Of the most demanding
would be the ministry.
There are too many people ready to lead any effort
to organize promote anything
The mania for speed in work and results often ex-
plains many of the mistakes that cost money
We think some people who are now so worried about
air raids would do we'll to give their attention to careful
driving.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes Of fhs views OF ifs
the editor The right delete items which
eensdsrsd bsIovs vnwsrrsnsd The writers should be
fair eonfps me 100 words end write side
ths paper only sepsfvrs 81 the writer
letters and will bs pvbshsd unless requested eihsrwiss
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

Sugar cane was being grown in
Hawaii when the islands were dis
covered by the Western World and
scientists believe the Polynesians
carried it there frem Asia.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

Americans spend about 300 mil
lion dollars q year on eye care.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
OCTOBER 2. lsA
OCTOBER ?. 1894
Sunday. No paper.)
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OCTOBER 2. Is4I
Tolls collected on the Overseas
Highway last month exceeded
those collected during September
of l943 by more than $4,000.
Loans totaling $56.757 to per-
sonnel of the Navy, Coast Guard
and Marine Corps were made
during the first nine months Of
this year by the Key West Aux
iliary of the Navy Relief Society.
it is announced by Lieut.. W. H.
Horton, executive secretary.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

There are too many people ready to lead any effort
to organize promote anything.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

The mania for speed in work and results often ex-
plains many of the mistakes that cost money.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

OF all the jobs we know of, the most demanding
would be the ministry.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

We think some people who now so worried about
air raids would do well to give their attention to careful
driving.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Alunnde to Hold
Annual Luncheon

The Alumnae Association Of
the Immaculate Conception
Academy will hold it's second
annual fashion show luncheon
on Saturday at the Broadmoor
Hotel.
Miss Mary Alice Smith is
chairman Of the benefit. She is
being assisted by Miss Mary
Frances Luckett, chairman, pa
irons; Miss Nina Ciatto, tickets;
Miss Mary Ann Horowitz, prizes,
and Miss Jane Thebo, publicity.
Proceeds will go to the alum
nae associations scholarship
fund.
Evening star., 1954-04-18

Mildred Northrop. professor Of econo-
Our Foreign Trade Policy
Democratic Women's National Council
Democratic Club. 1895 New Hampshire
avenue NV, monthly meeting; speak
er, Donald Dawson.
Florence Crittenton Circles-T Tomorrow,
3-4:30, Florence Crittenton Home,
Reservoir road tea. celebrating National
Mrs. Charles s. Thomas, wife of the
Secretary of the Navy designate.
District Cancer Aid GrOup-Tomorrow
$3.50 pm, willard Hotel. regular meet
ing; speaker. Joseph Leverenz, exec
utive director District Division of
American Cancer Society.
WOman's Guild Of The American Uni
versity - Tuesday. 1880 am, Mary
Graydon Hall; regular meeting. Mrs.
Paul L. Mather to give illustrated
Women's Auxiliary Of the MONTGOMERY
County Medical Society - Tuesday,
noon. Thompson's Restaurant, Bethes-
da. regular meeting; report on nurse
recruitment program.
Pioneer Women-Tuesday, / pm. and
seminar sessions with Mrs. Batsheva
Economic Situation. in Israel; .Needs
Of the Moetzet Hapoalot Program. .
Hotel, open membership affair.
Cured Cancer Club-Tuesday, 8 pm.
monthly meeting. with Mrs. J; c.
Roberts. 1859 Seventeenth street
North Arlington.
Fails Church Republican Women's
ClueETuesday, s:15 pm. monthly
zoos Hillwood avenue, Falls Church,
speaker. Mrs. A. B. Hermann, chair
man OF campaign activities of the
National Federation of Republican
Women.
Club, Veterans AdminiStr "a tion-Tues-
Harvard streets NV,
Washington Readers CIub-Tuesdav. 8
Ipdn3,, pm;t 1881 Columbia road NV,
Hadassah. Silver Spring Chapter--Tues-
Gay, $50 pm, Montgomery County
Jewish Center; film.
District Of Columbia No. ais-Tues.
day, clubhouse, 2 Scott circle; speaker.
F. w. Aye-Lallemant, executive direc,
tor e.. bColSmbia S,,Id Polytechnic Institute
Young Married women,s Club-wednes-
spesker Ssy; r%lS M1s pHm YWCA sss luncheon;
- University. of Maryland.
Mothers. Club Of Our Lady Of LOurdes
Sch0ol--Wednesday. q:30 pm. to
midnisht, school auditorium. Informal
Isaak Walton League of America. Co.
Women's city Club. 1888 / street street
NV, special business; conservation
p. 3. O:-Thursday, 1870 am. Chapter
7. business meeting followed by
l. e Rucsmek md SSsa@ SSg ottawa wlsh ,tsees Mes
Forest Heights.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Garden Purty
At Ennbussv
To Aid Home

The Seton Guild Of st. AIMS
Infant Home is sponsoring q
garden party and bazaar on Sat-
urday, May 8, at the Peruvian
Embassy. Mrs. Harvey c. Donald
son. guild president, has an
nounced. The hours are from 3
to Z pm.
Proceeds will go to st. AIMS
Home to be used for its educa-
tional, recreational and crafts
programs.
Mrs. Daniel j. O'Brien and Mrs.
T. Stanley Holland. have been
appointed general co-chairmen.
Miss Elizabeth Medinger is ticket
chairman; Miss Julie MacLean
and Mrs. o. w. McNeese are in
charge of invitations and the
chairman of the bazaar tables is
Miss Mary Jane Kinsler.
Working with Miss Kinsler on
the various booths are Mrs.
Christopher Foley. doll table;
Mrs. John Ryan and Mrs. l.. A.
Craig, jr., aprons; Mrs. Paul r.
Armstrong. parcel post; and Mrs.
Warren Shamlian, white elephant
table.
Those working on needlecraft
are: Mrs. John Dillon Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Harrison j. Daysh, Mrs.
William H. Donovan, Mrs. r. j.
Mccarthy, Miss Claire Werten-
bruch, and Miss Cathy McKeon.
Mrs. Donaldson, Miss Catherine
Clarkson and Mrs. John w. Shee-
han are on the entertainment
committee.
A fashion show by q leading
Washington store and a Pan
American fiesta will be program
features.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Education Groups
ToHoId Dinner

The George Washington Uni
versity chapters of Pi Lamb
da Theta and Phi Delta Kappa,
honorary education societies,
will hold their annual dinner
next Sunday at 4:30 pm. at the
Highlands Apartment dining
room, Connecticut avenue at
California street NV.
There will be a panel discus
sion on New Dimensions in
Educational Research" led by
DR.. Ruth c. Little. assistant
editor of publications. National
Education Association.
Speakers will be Miss Mary
Coleman. director of the read
ing clinic at George Washing
ton University; DR.. Joseph john
son. lecturer in education at
George Washington, and Miss
Mary Leeper. former executive
secretary of the International
Association for Childhood Edu-
cation.
Miss Evelyn Nigh is handling
reservations.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
League toHeor
DR.. BroWneH

DR.. Samuel M. Brownell, COM
missioner of the United States
Office of Education, will address
the business and professional
group of the League of Repubh-
can Women of the District at
meeting at $50 pm. Tuesday in
the Burlington Hotel.
A highlight of the program
will be showing of a film on The
Harry Dexter White Case"
Special guests will be members
Of the Federated Republican
Clubs of Virginia and the Young
Republican Club of the District.
The morning study group Of
the league will hold a discus
sion on the Taft-Hartley Act at
its meeting on Thursday at
league headquarters, 208 First
street Sc.
John l.. Kilcullen, associate
general counsel Of the Depart
ment of Commerce, will lead the
discussion.
A coffee hour will be held at
1890 am. preceding the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Civic and Study Clubs

Women's City CIub-Today, pm.
History . and Romsnee Of Famous
Fans" illustrated with examples.
University Women's Club-Tomorrow s
pm. French. conversation. Tomor-
speaker. Mrs: cloyS Hssk Marvin.
morrow. as. p%:. So spanisS Sae%S eonSers.tio1.
Tom Tomorrow 7:l6 pm; board Of direc-
tpsf tpait pssains psintia dsy %sdns:dsy PIT a%
II am. morning poetry group. Thurs
day. 2 pm, Red Cross unit: Satur-
day, pm, water color landscape
group.
American Association Of University
Women, Washington Braneh-Tomor-
row. p.m., 1870 Sixteenth street NV,
art group: demonstration of modern
SoaT xrovp nS Mrs oS e. T 5ts
shakespeare's birthday. Thursday,
q unItsd Nstens stpax elSnP cSsrt.r on revision
AAUW. Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
reation Center. business meeting.
with Mrs. Wesley Edwards: 522O
$40 p.m.,. family living group. with
Mrs. Ralph Meader, 5213 Chandler
street. Bethesda.
AAUW. alexandria Branch Tomorrow,
Hrs M ,rtrra trsatiys TriSins s1o1p with
Nils fs road. Th1rsdaS;, hHaSIH; o'g pm.. sSn eye1
Bartslt. Bart 5sG7 1 csrOlins %'ia place ar'' Aiiea
AAUw. Arlington Braneh--Tomorrow
RicbaTd a% reatvs sYsk writing 7Ss Sith so1tS Mri
a.@'. sucttngham Community 'fsas: Cen.
ter. North Perskiny ano Glebe roads;
rs,s.ons diseuss2n S
"wednesday. a15 am. oil painting,
with Mrs, Harold Larson, 4s21 York
tH%a itrarS SOgIsySrd v,S EeSnssday %rs b, pm
ten. 4s1S Sixteenth street; Boswell
on the Grand Tour" to be reviewed
by Mrs. Joseph DeFeher. Wednesday.
vsSshn. ssSe North twenty: third
street; topic, 1.-THE Marriage Adjust
ment." 9,sn Th THURSDAY. l pm. pm foreign af-
ioos yanney's lane, Aiexsndria: SThe
Struggle for Africa" by Vernon Bart
lett, reviewed by Mrs. @. N. Chris
tensen.
Excelsior LII hiss,:ry a CIuswTps:dsy: 1899 S9
Harrison street NV.
Washington Club - Tuesday, il an;
speaker, Mrs. Francis D. Threadgill,
Latin American Topics" Wednesday.
PM, luncheon
am, YWCA, literature section; speak
er, Mrs. Hester Beal Provensen. Bits
From Books"
Business and Professional Clubs
Home Economies Association-Tuesday
$40 pm, Iron Gate Inn, Home Eco
nomics in Business Group: speaker,
Miss Helen Kirkland, manager OF the
Hotpoint Institute. Lazy Susan Has
Her Day."
snrnrtir,;.t C1uh ~ w.sh,n~t.. Wa
nesday, .p.m.. willard Hotel, club
luncheon. featuring community serv-
Ices projects.
Zonta Club of Washin ingtOn-wednesday
1890 pm, YWCA, luncheon, celebra-
ton Of thirty second birthday of the
club.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Miss Roqers Hon1e

Miss Nancy Rogers arrived
home Thursday to spend a To-
day spring vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert o:
Rogers, Of Chevy Chase. Miss
Rogers is a freshman at Linden
Hall Academy.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
AIumnoe Clubs
Miscellaneous Clubs

League Of Republican Women Of the
District-Tomorrow, 1890 am. league
aasSdaussrasers board riinaTon msssinE Iuts tues
business and professional group; !;
speaker. DR.. Samuel NJ. Brownell,
United States commissioner of edu-
cation. Thursday, IL am. league
headquarters, morning study group;
discussion Of the Taft-Hartley Act,
led by John L. Kilcullen, associate
general counsel; Department of Com
merce. Coffee hour at 1890 am
Woman'S National Democratic Club-To-
morrow. 1890 pm; speaker, Dr.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
On the Engagement Pad

Business and Prefessienal Women's Club
university Women's Club. 170s New
Safety Committee dinner meeting.
Tuesday. 7:30 pm. clubhouse. Card
Subcommittee Of the Fellowship Com
mittee. Wednesday, 1909 pm. club
dure. taught BY Mrs. Lucy Rumley.
ehorns Fshearsai e%i fRursdsSi sia0heess s;so
on: seeafes Es
Kunter. Commercial Counselor Of the
Embassy of Turkey. Friday. pm.
clubhouse clubhouse Membership .ss Committee
a.m.-4 pm. WASHINGTON Post Com
munity Room. small business clinic
sponsored by the Education and Voca-
asd HoTon Or wcs Mss HOMIE
Virginia Diedei. Adventures with
ANTIQUES" and Miss Frances Bow
man man & nnd Mrs. lawrence Imhofi. PUT
Community Clubs
Woman's Club Of Lyon village-Tomor-
row, 1918 pm. Literature and inter-
MIS-. T.. T. Holland, 1850 North Dan
Mccormick. Foreign Operations Ad:,
and Mrs. b. o. walters. wednesday.
Leonard THsi hndneP ssS7 North R''f Frank INK
lin road, open meeting: program on
eSennE Gsa%an brdss @dss sronp ThursaaE %S Srs p g.
commInipy ccHifsS' House, youth tHn Center. ss
gysfg gyty lGr p sh sna asnee szth dr sraeaFf sessn
graders and above. 9-11:30 pm.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomor-
row. $3.50 pm. square dance section.
easses ssses' asG g noGn
Am muSic section business neSson meet end
ls Election nesting no0n speaeer ooV
ThsSdI93rrss +; Mekeldinl Of MsTyldnd, 4sTy!and
3;ss Tharsdaa ai5 Fepsn is4sz Spanish hsrese
dance section.
Woman's Club Of Bethesda-Tuesday.
Il am: literature department; Mrs.
From These Roots"
Woman's Club Of sixteenth Street High
Thomas D: Murphy. SOC Sligo Greek
program on the Senate, presented by
Mrs. Edgar M. Ebert.
WomAn's Club Of Woodside--Wednesda
luncheon, with Mrs Ralph W. Sher-
man, 1918 Luzerne avenue, Silver
0pIluB.
Potomac Woman's Club-wednesday. 8
pm, Lyon Village Community House,
Hawaiian Night" program under d.
rection of fine arts section.
Beverly Hills Women's Club-Thursday.
1890 pm, Hogate's Arlington House,
4O01 Wilson boulevard, Arlington. an
nual luncheon. installation Of officers
and reports of committee chairmen.
AIumnoe Clubs
Mu Phi Epsilon. Washington Alumnar
Chapter - Tomorrow, with Dorothy
Sornborger. 5411 Roosevelt street,
Bethesda; Random Notes on Opera" !"
by Gilderoy Scott.
buffet supper. with Mrs. Walter l..
Waldrop, 218 Danbury road. Bethesda: :
business meeting and election OF
Winthrop College Alumnae Association,
Washington Chapter - Saturday, 3
pm. with Mrs. Jean Calvitt, Scott
eircIA NV
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
TORRENT


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Also, electric floor polishers will
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Pfc. w. A. Carter,
OF Rice, In Germany

Army Pfc William A. Carter,
"a, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Preston
Carter, Rout |, Rice Va. is now
serving with the 5th Infantry
Division in Germany.
The Red Diamond" division
has been reactivated in Europe as
the result Of the 43rd Winged
Victory" Divisions return 10 Nat
ional Guard status in the New
England states. Personnel Of the
43rd were transferred to the 5th
which will train as security
force in Germany. Carter enter
ed the Army in March 1853 COM
0leted basic training at Fort
Knox, Ky
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
NC STAFF

The Commodity Credit Corpor-
alton. which operates a $1,000
100000 business, has no en-
ployees Of its own. This govern
ment operation. set up to handle
the farm price support program.
IS managed completely by en-
ployeeS Of the Agriculture De-
partment.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
LEGAL NOTICES

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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the
County of Cumberland,
ALICE SMITH RANDALL. AS
signee Of RACHEL MILLER
Complainant
V. Order of Publication
May 10, 1854
MARY MILLER LOGAN. JUDY
MILLER, AND RAYMOND
MILLER If living, or he be dead
then his widow, heirs, de-
visees. and successors in title,
who are proceeded against as
Parties Unknown. Defendants
The object of this suit is to
effect partition among the owners
by sale or otherwise Of a tract
of land containing q 3 4 acres,
located in Randolph District,
Cumberland County, Virginia,
situated miles North of Farm
vile, Virginia, adjoining the land
of Eddie Marshall, O. M Ingle ct
ais, and which was devised by
Richard Miller to Rachel Miller.
his wife, as to 10 acres, and the
remainder to Mary Miller, now
Mary Miller Logan. Judy Miller,
and Raymond Miller which will
S Of record IN w. B. is page
3, of the Clerks Office of Cumber-
land County. Virginia.
And affidavit having been made
and filed that Mary Miller Logan,
Judy Miller and Raymond Mil
Ter, if living. are not residents of
he State Of Virginia. and the bill
stating that there are, or may be
persons interested N the subject
matter to be divided whose names
and addresses are unknown, and
are made defendants by the gen
eral description Of Parties IN
known, such unknown parties
being the widow heirs. dcvisees
and successors in title of said
raymond Miller.
It is ordered that the non-resi-
dent defendants. Mary Miller Lo-
gan, Judy Miller, and Raymond
Miller. if living, or if he be dead
then his widow heirs. dcyisees
successors in title, who are made
defendants by the general deScrip-
ton of Parties Unknown" do
appear within 10 days after due
publication in this suit.
An Extract este:
r. H BLANTON Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL.
p. g.
Planters Bank Bldg
Falmvillc, Va. 5-25-4t CTJ
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
LOST AND FOUND

DOG LOST jumped from car.
between Farmvillc city limits ana
IS miles west on 400 Possibly in
jured. Male BEETLE hound, tan and
black No tag. Answers to name Of
"Bunbie' $500 reward. Howard
N. skinner. 1914 Charleston Ave.
Portsmouth. Virginia 6-l5-4t
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NOTICE

7- : . : . : . > :
NOTICE Of Application to ABC
Beard PUBLIC Please take no
tice on the 25th day Of June. 1854
the undersigned viii apply to the
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board for license to sell beer
and wine at c. f. skinner. 4 miles
south. Hampden sydney on
Highway GOA, ri 3. Farmvine
Virginia. Said beer and vine to Be
consumed of premises. c. f. Skin
ner. 6-l5-1n