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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

odbor, rodbinu, prijatelje cla-
move, napose one koji su pozna-
vail odlicnog i vrlog pokojnika
njegove roditelje. Ovdje njego-
WI sliku donosimo.
Tesko je ovdje reci kako su
Sc osjecali roditelji, brat ses-
ire pokojnika. Otac Walterov,
Josip Bleak, bio je predsjednik
nasega odsjeka, a bio je pred
sjednikom svojevremeno Udru-
zenih Odsjeka HBZ. Allegheny
County.
: P6kojni Walter A.. Bechak ro-
dio Sc "a. maja 1880 u N. S.
Pgh., Pa. Godine 1910. obitelj sc
preselila u Latrobe, Pa. Tu je
svrsio pokojni Walter 1948. 60
dine high school, sa najvecom
odlikom, i bio je clanom Ma
tional Honor Society. Zatim je
bio jednu godinu dana u Teach
ers College i do 1852. studirao
je ma Pennsylvania State Uni
versity. zelja mu je bila da po-
stane kemicki inzinjir.
Godine 1852. upisao Sc je u
Air Force Cadet Training Pro-
gram. Bio je ma treniranju u
Bainbridge, Ga. i San Angelo,
Texas, te Victoria, Texas, i po-
stigao Gin End Lieutenant. Bio
je jet flier. Letio je F-84 Thun-
derjet ma samu staru godinu, u
mjestu Sycamore, Georgia, gdje
Sc je dogodila nesreca gdje je
tragicnom smrcu zavrsio svoj
23-godisnji mladenacki zivot.
Pokojni End 1t. Walter bio je
veliki ponos svojim roditeljima
braci, jer je to bio brilijantan,
inteligentan skroman decko,
veoma obljubljen postwar
medju svojim bliznjima znan-
Gina. On je ljubio bio je po-
nosan da je bio clan HBZ., koje
je bio clanom cd svoga rodjenja.
Mrtvo tijelo dragoga pokojni-
ka bilo je dopremljeno uz pratt
nju njegovoga uskog druga 1t.
Jim Barrett. il Sycamore. Ga.
u Latrobe, Pa. u ponedjeljak u
jutro, 4. januara, te je bilo IL
lozeno ma odru kod R. w. Dell
Home for Funerals. Lijes je bio
zatvoren pokriven Americkom
zastavom, kojem je bilo raz-
bijeno tijelo pokojnika kojega
Sc nije moglo vidjeti. Odsjek je
okitio odar svojim vijencem.
U srijedu, 6. januara, u 9 sati
u jutro sprovod je krenuo maj
prize u Holy Family crkvu u
Latrobe gdje je sluzena velika
misa, zatim ma groblje u st.
Mary. Pocasna Garda cd 16 avi-
atora IL Pittsburgh Air Base
prisusvovala je sprovodu. Mics
nj American Legion dobrovoljno
su prisustvovali sprovodu oda-
Ii zadnju postu pokojniku sa
oprostnim rijecima paljbom.
Pokojnika SUI nosili sest mladiea
- njegovi bivsi skolski drugovi.
Ia dragim pokojnikom tuguju
njegova majka, Ljubica Bleak
otac, Josip Bleak; brat Gerald
tri sestre: Alice Ruth Bechak
Nancy, udata "a Ray Wenzell,
u Gibsonia, Pa.
Neka I'll je dragi nezaboravni
brate lahka zemlja u kojoj po-
civas, a Tvojim nilim dragim,
majci, ocu, bratu j sestrama
ostaloj rodbini, prijateljima /
znancima, u ime naSeg odsjeka,
iskreno duboko saucesce i sa-
zaljenje.
j. Ovcarich. tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

prigodom sprovoda, tie koji su po-
lozili Whence cvijeca ma pokojni-
kov odar koji su ga ispratili ma
vjecni pocinak.
CIanica Odsieka 800.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

radnitka prava. Veei dio vreme-
ma radio je u sumama u Bend
Oregon. Bio je dobar clan naseg
odsjeka volio je svoju Zajednicu.
LA sebe ostavlja ozalostenu su-
prugu Mary, te jednog sina Matt
cd prve zene, koja =, umrla 1927.
godine. U starom kraju ostavlja
brata Antona sestru Matildu
stenberger, kao wise rodbine ov-
die u Gallupu Washingtonu.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo je bilo do
vezeno u pogrebni zavod u Bend,
Oregon, gdje mu je odar bio oki-
cen lijepim vijencima cvijeca cd
rodbine prijatelja, medju kojima
je bio vijenac naseg odsjeka broj
go, te vijenac cd drustva 12O
SNPJ. i unije A. D. F.
Prigodom pogreba, koji Sc ie o.
drzao u Bend, Oregon, mas je od-
sick zastupao bratsl1i odsjek broj
637 u gore pomenutom mjestu.
Najprije je zalosna povorka kre-
nula cd pogrebnog zavoda u crkvu,
gdje je odsluzena misa zadusnica,
a nakon toga ma groblje, gdje je
njegovo mrtvo tijelo predano ma
teri zemlji ma vjecni pocinak. Mad
otvorenim grobom oprostio Sc cd
pokojnika svecenik i braca cd od-
sjeka 637.
Tebi brate Malta Plese slava
i pokoj vjecni, tvojoj supruzi, si-
nu rodbini nase duboko sauces.
&c.
Matt L. Plese, perovodja.
Zahvala. Divine Sc zahvalju-
jemo svoj rodbini prijateljima,
koji su mas tjesili nasoj zalosti
i koji SUI okitili odar naseg pokoj-
nog supruga oca vijencima
cvijeca karticama "a svete mise.
Isto Sc tako zahvaljujemo clam
stvu odsjeka so HBz., drustvu 12o
SNPJ. i njegove unije ma vijenci-
ma, kao clanstvu odsjeka 637 u
Bend, Oregon, koji su ga okitili
sa cvijecem pomagali oko spro-
voda odnijeti ga ma vjecni pocinak.
A tebi dragi supruze oce slava
pokoj vjecni, te pocivaj u miru u
ovoj zemlji, koju 81 toliko volio
"a zivOta.
Ozaloscena supruga,
Mary sin Matt.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

153 Grga Cvitkovic
157 Maria Crnkovic
1914 Ignac Zdelar
217 andre Matakovic
306 Stanley Tijan
434 Marko Markov
488 Sine VukiG
66O Adam Karaica
787 Anthony j. Carr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
PRODAJA u KRAJU

Prodajem grunt u Trnovcu, Lii
ka, kotar Gospic, Hrvatska. Tko
zeli kupiti, neka pise ma owl adre-
su: Marija Pavelich, 10O25 Burley,
Dearborn, Mich. (6-7-9)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

IA TomO Bajac
20 Anna Mufic
Al MatO Sudaric
48 Anton Stefancich
20 Maria ZigantO
IS Vinko Miholic
13O Milan Jurkoyic
Ivan Matulec
144 Ivan Sizgaric
146 Bara Brncic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
1t. WALTER A, BECHAK

Odsjek l, III. b. H., N. S. Pitts
burgh, Pa. - Ma staru godinu,
81. decembra 1853, prlmili SUI
roditelji telegramsku vijest da
je poginuo njihov sin Walter.
Drugi dan ma novu godinu ia vi
jest je tesko potresla odsjecni
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
=. ? J
MALI 0GL As MIX
zAJ ED IC ARA
CIJENIK

Obicna. mala potraga, u kojoj
SO trail znanca iii prijatelja,
sza svalzu uvrstbu l.. n. .$l.O0
Tho trail radnike po Incl. 200
Ia tri .uyrstbe ...............,.... 500
Tko- prodaje kutu, zemliu, r-..
trgovinu Iii slicno, po inti.. 200
zenidbeni oglasi | ponude ne
i, 'uvrscuju Sc.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

Odsjek 643, Dearborn, Mich. -
DIVINE Sc daje do znanja sveukup-
nom clanstvu nase godsjeka, da &c
Sc nase sjednice odrzavati kao do
sada, svaku trecu nedjelju u mje-
secu, u 2 sata poslije F ''oe. Do
bill mo Srpsku Dvoranu, koja Sc
nalazi ma Wyoming Tractor
Streets. Prema tome cd sada u
budute ne cete imati izgovora, da
ne cete dolaziti ma sjednicu cato,
jer Sc niste imali gdje sastajati.
Takodjer vas molim, brace i
sestre, da placate redovito vote
clanske pristojbe, jer protivnom
slucaju morati Gu Sc ravnati po
pravilima HBZ.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
j. Rapeta Tomljanovich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

POTRAGA. - Trazim moga IL
Z nuka, Antona svoba. Isti je slu-
zio u Ustaskoj vojski kao ma
rednik prvog puka, trece regi-
mente zadnje vrijeme u Ivancu
kod Varazdina. Nestao je godi-
ne 1944-1945. Stoga molim ti-
tatelje zajednicara ako znadu
"a mega, iii samog NIGGA ako
vidi ovu potragu, da mi jave ma
ovu adresu, ma cemu Gu biti
harno zahvalna. Katica Ma
joli, 1925 E. Huntingdon Street,
Philadelphia 25, Pa. (6-7-8)
POTRAGA. - Trazim moiu bra
Gu, Luy i Frank skiljan, tako
isto moga oca, Matu skiljan,
koji su rodom il Samobora, Hr-
vatska. U posljednje vrijeme oni
su bill u okolici Chicago, Ill.
Molim in ako vide ovu potragu
da mi Sc jave, taKo isto molim
j clanove HBZ., ako znadu "a
njihov boravak, da mi jave ma
ovu adresu: Ivan Skiljan, 78O E.
260 Street, Euclid %, Ohio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
Rudy Perpich, predsjedr
Odsiek 254, BarbertOn. Ohio.

Odsjek 254, Barberton, Ohio. -
Brace sestre clanovi naseg od-
sjeka, ovime Sc pozivate da do
djete ma redovitu sjednicu, koja
&c Sc odrzavati nedjelju IA. feb
ruara 1854, u nasem Domu u
obicno vrijeme kao i do sada.
Ma ovoj sjednici cemo imati da
rijesimo sto Sc tice odbora, drus-
tvenih domskih rucuna, kao i
drugih vaznih pitanja. Biti &c ne
sto novo zanimljivo, pa dodjite
svi koji ste bill i koji niste bill
ma godisnjoj sjednici.
Sve vas pozdravlja start clan,
l.. *,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
SWELL GR0BQYI
Nash dragih -
Brace ! sestara

UNIRLI CLANOV III. b. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 49, JAN. DO 5. FEBRUARA, 1854
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
D R j s I Y f Nj
-VIJESNIK
Odsjek 8, Letonia Townside,

Odsjek 8, Letonia Townside,
MINI. - Pozivlje Sc sveukupno
clanstvo ovoga odsjeka ma redo
vitu mjesecnu sjednicu, koja &c
Sc odrzavati nedjelju IA. febru-
ara 1854, u skolskoj Dvorani i u
isto vrijeme kao / obicno.
Ma ovoj sjednici imati cemo vrlo
vaznih pitanja "a rijesiti, a mai
glavnija pitanja jesu ia, kako
ma koji nacin eemo proslaviti 60
godisnjicu opsta anka a Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice, kako da pri-
vedemo sto wise novih clanova u
redove naseg odsjeka "a vrijeme o.
We jubilarne kampanje. .Zato do
djite svi ma sjednicu da zajednitki
rijesimo ova pitanja, koja su cd
velike vaznosti Ia mas odsjek Hr-
vatsku Bratsku Zajednicu.
Bratski var' pozdrav,
Rudy Perpich, predsiednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
Odsjek 254, Barberton. Ohio.

OuSJeh SOt, DdTDeTtoH, OHlO. -
Divine Sc poziva sveukupno clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, da dodje ma
redovitu sjednicu, koja &c Sc odr-
zavati u nedjelj'- IA. februara
1854. 2 sata poslije podne na-
Sol drustvenoj dvorani.
Braco sestre, vrlo je vazno da
svi dodjete ma owl sjednicu, jer
cemo ma istoj imati vaznih stvari
"a rjesavati "a dobrobit naseg od-
sjeka H. B. zajednice. ia mislim
da svi znate, da ste ma godisnjoj
sjednici izabrali novi odbor "a
1854. godinu. Ma prosloj sjednici
doslo je do nesporazuma u pogle-
du novoga predsjednika. Posto tre-
ba stvar da Sc uredi, cato dodjite
svi ma ovu sjednicu, da bi stvar u
redili kako treba. Isto opominjem
one nase clanove, koji stalno "a
ostaju sa svojim uplatama clan
skin pristojba, da svoju dugovinu
podmire cim prize. Jer u protiv-
nom slucaju moracemo, da Sc raw
namo po nasim pravilima, a to je
nekoga suspendirati iii staviti ma
rezervu.
zato, brace 1 sestre, svi dodjite
ma ovu sjednicu, pa da odlucite
onako kako drzite da &c biti mai
bolje "a vas "a nase drustvo. A
ko ne dodjete ma ovu sjednicu, a
nesto Sc zakljuci sto vi ne tete
voljeti, onda nemojte kriviti nj
koga drugoga, osim samih sebe.
Toliko do znanja / ravnanja
swim nasim clanovima.
U to ime sve vas pozdravlja,
Alexander POzega, predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

Odsjek 403, Cleveland, Ohio. -
Pozivlje Sc clanstvo ovoga odsje-
ka da dodje ma redovitu sjednicu,
koja &c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju H.
februara 1854, u 2 ssta poslije po-
dne, u Poljskoj Sokolskoj Dvorani
ma 7146 Broadway.
Ma ovoj sjednici cemo imati vrlo
vaznih poslova "a rijesavati, po-
kraj toga imati ceno izabrati od-
Dor iii radnike "a nasu plesnu Ia
bavu, koja &c Sc odrzcti u su-
botu veter, 27. februara o. g. Ia
to, ne zaboravite, nego svi codjite
ma vrijeme, tako da svoje drus-
tvene poslove svrsimo u najboljem
redu.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Andy Tumbri, izvj.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27

The supporting roles as the
two women who competed
the mother for the love and
affection of her sons were
unerringly played by Mrs.
Wanda Fleming and Mrs.
Mary G.. Anderson. The part
as maid was acted by Mrs.
Ruth P. Jones.
The play was directed by
Mrs. Lilly M. Brown and
Mrs. Alberta H. Faulkner.
"The Silver Cord" will be
long remembered in Char
lottesville as one of the best
and heaviest dramas ever
produced by the Guild.
The entire proceeds of the
performance will be turned
over to t h e Burley High
School Band Association to
help defray expenses of the
Burley High School Band.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27
Everett Frederic Morrow, To Speak
At Florida A and NJ University

Tallahassee = E We rett
Frederc Morrow, adviser on
business affairs, u. S. De-
partment of Commerce, will
speak at Florida A and M
University on Wednesday,
April z, under the auspices
of the Business Guild.
Morrow, a graduate of
Rutgers University School
Bowdoin College, and the
of Law, was sworn into Of
flee by Secretary of Com
merce Sinclair Weeks on
September ID, 1853. In his
position Attorney Morrow
acts as liason between the
Commerce Department and
other agencies OF the Fed
eral government, and works
on programs designed to
1ectify conditions which may
adversely affect business
growth and stability.
Business Affairs, OPP
portunities and Growth"
will be the topic of a forum
that will be held on the af-
ternoon of the seventh at
three o'clock in the Moot
Court room of the College
of Law, Willie l.. Bryant,
Guild president has announ-
ced.
Attorney Morrow at one
time was associated with the
Social Federation of EngIe-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27
CHARLOTTESVILLE GUILD
PLAYERS PRESENT
TIE SILVER CARD"

The Charlottesville Plav-
ers Guild played to a capa-
city filled, appreciative aud
fence in it's latest production,
THE Silver Cord", a three
act comedy by Sidney Ho-
ward. The play was filled
with thrills, laughter and
dramatic action from the be-
ginning to the very end.
The play portrayed a
domineering mother who
used every trick in the BAG
to keep her hold on her two
sons, David and Robert. The
fireworks really started
when she successfully pre-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27

wood, N. j., and with Ma
tional Urban League as bus
mess manager of Opportunity
magazine. 1887 he became
field secretary of NAACP,
and except for his tour of
duty with the army from
1942-46, held this position
until October 1850. In 1851
ne joined the staff of the
Obs network in New York
City as a public relations ex-
pert and as a member of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS commit
tee.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27

vented the marriage of one
son and fought h ard to
break up the marriage of her
older son. The characters
were we'll cast and played
their particular roles su-
perbly.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27

The leading role of the
mother was played effec-
lively by Mrs. Dolly M. Ar
nette. The roles of the two
sons were played with due
justice to the parts by Os-
car White and Arthur Wars.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27

FAM-U DELEGATES COLLEGE OF LAW FACII-
ITY = The 100000 facility for housing the college
OF law at Florida and M University was recently
dedicated These of the scenes of the event
Top photo, President George w. Gore Jr, is shown
receiving the keys to the facility The presentation was
made by G. w. Hendrix, representative of the State
Board OF Control the governing body for state-sup
ported institutions of higher learning Others in the
photo are left Thomas NJ Jenkins acting dean of the
college OF law, and right Frank J. Hentz assistant
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27

state attorney general. Bottom left "This is a law
reference book" K. Langston Jones, junior from
Port Arthur, Texas, tells tire goods who visited dur
ing open house. Left to right Bessie Gaines, junior
Tallahassee Maggie Christie freshman ST. Petersburg
and Dorothy Beacham, freshman, Tampa Bottom
right, President Benner G.. Turner of South Carolina
State and M College, Orangeburg is shown he
delivered the dedcatory address, A and M staff
photos by H. Jones, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-15
Bookkeeper Used
Theft Take To
Buy Horses

ERIE, Pa. R-Police are hold
ing a 27-year-old nattily dressed
bookkeeper who, they say, has ad-
mitted four loan company holdups
and has spent part Of the loot to
buy riding horses.
bet. Insp. Aois Skonieczka iden-
titled the man as Gregory Reery,
Rd. /, Girard, Pa.
Lake City Finance and Loan
Co. in Erie and neighboring Con-
neaut, Ohio, has been the victim
of the holdups in which a total of
$2,0S2 was taken.
Last night Miss Dolores Krupin-
iski, cashier of the Erie office,
spotted Berry walking on an Erie
street and identified him as the
man who had robbed her office
twice, Skonieczka said. Police ar
rested Berry. Skonieczka said
Beery told him money from the
first holdup was used to buy three
riding horses. Part of the addi-
tional loot went for clothes, he
added.
Berry was charged with four
counts Of armed robbery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-15

come through for the Post this
year and try and carry out the
slogan Get S for IS" that was
adopted at the National Conven-
ton in Washington.
At the last meeting it was ap-
proved to havera team to represent
the Post in the new Winter Civic
Bowling League. Captain Chuck
Elder would like for anyone that is
interested in joining the team to
contact him for q try-out. We
need to supplement two losses that
was suffered on the team dut to
transfers of personnel. If you en-
JOY bowling and want to participate
come out for a chance on the team.
We viii have only a limited
membership 90 mem but every
one will have 4 chance to win a
place on the team.
\ r. X
"Te tester and psrpsfvsfs .
100 per cent Amsrieanism. :"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-15

OIL have been told that cast.
nets or throw nets are used to
catch mullet and other inshore
fishes in Florida. Could you give
me some information concerning
their use? G. Viers, Coconut
Grove, Florida.
A.-These nets are used by
both commercial and amateur
fishermen to catch shrimp, mullet
and many cher types of inshore
fishes. Shrimping with q cast
net is done at night, using a gas
lantern, chum (ground bait) and a
a small meshed (1ls in.) cast
net. Positions are staked out along
a sea wall and the chum (crushed
oysters, barnacles or fish, is
scattered around the area. The
positions are then fished in sue
cession allowing q few minutes
for the shrimp to collect around
the chum. Mullet are taken by
night or by day using a longer
net with q larger mesh size e.
IS IA in.). No special method is
used to attract the fish, since they
school naturally. The nets can be
bought at most stores carrying
fishing Applies, although the
majority of cast meters make their
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-15
This Rock
Of Ours
Nv BiIl Gihh

ment. Saying that there are too
many is merely another way of
limiting the type of Improvements
we will have in the town.
Sissbes Park And Hurricanes
I'm told that if a hurricane
strikes Key West, residents of Sigs-
bee Park will remain in their area.
That seems to be taking rather
dangerous chance.
Once a storm hits, especially if
it should come in from the North
west, there will be no possibility in
the world of evacuating the folks
at Sigsbee. Their buildings are sup
posed to be hurricane proof but
are they?
Sigsbee is a former garbage
dump - the fill is soft. Consider
ing, most of the construction that
has been hastily erected since the
war, I'd prefer to sit on the side
lines rather than on the island
while watching to see if Sigsbee
Park really is hurricane proof. +"
Swimming Pool
The question of a swimming pool
for Key West has brought forward
some mighty interesting comments.
The most generally accepted fact
is that it would only be practical
if it could be built on 'pay-as-
you-go' plan. Taxing utilities would
practically cause a revolution.
Rather than to see the City sink
a hundred thousand dollars into a
small pool, ! would personally pre-
fer seeing it spend twice the a.
mount and acquire Rest Beach
Combined, Rest Beach and the
Monroe County Beach would pro.
vide us with a practical area for
everyone. Under present conditions,
neither place is wholly desirable.
Too much glass on one and the
other is too small.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-15
BY Bill Glib

There are times when it is a
pleasure to write this column. Oc-
casionally, however, the effort is
purely labor. In such instances, 1t
isn't necessary to tell the reader
about it because the editorial con-
tent and style definitely show a
lack of concentration.
Truth of the matter is that for
the past couple of weeks, I've been
SO busy with the Safety Council
and my routine work that haven't
had much time to do anything else.
l guess we all have a tendency to
take on too much.
The thing that amazes me is how
people like Bernie Papy, Grace
Crosby, Ralph Rogers, Gerald
Saunders, and others manage to
hold UP with their daily rounds.
Those folks apparently are on the
60 from daylight in the morning
until midnight with never a break.
It must take a special kind Of vi
tally or a consuming passion for
the project at hand to maintain
such a schedule.
Key West Clubs
Some residents feel that Key
West has too many organizations
- that the spark to keep all Of
these various outfits functioning is
really derived from only a hand
full and that the majority Of mem
bers are merely dangerous.
I disagree. Not so much because
it isn't true that there are J few
key leaders in the community but
because I've seen enough of club
activities to know that the se-call.
ed dangerous are often the real
backbone of the group.
And it is impossible for Key West
to have too many civic clubs. AL
of them are aimed at improve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-15

own nets from either cotton or
nylon thread, knitting increas-
ingly larger rows of diamond shap-
ed meshes from top to the bottom
Of the net.
Oil have been deeply interest
ed in your recent articles on
voyages made across the Atlantic
in small boats. / wonder if you
would be kind enough to give me
any information that you have re-
garding crossings made by women
SO that I may defend my sex in
arguing with my husband? Mrs.
L. X. Townsend, Portland, Oregon.
ANN Davison's exploits will
serve to bolster your feminine ego.
Ann Dawson and her husband
Frank set out from England to
sail around the world in 1919.
However, their adventure ended
in tragedy when a bowling Eng
lish Channel gale sent their old,
20 foot ketch Reliance crashing
on the rocks off Portland Bill, and
Frank Dawson was drowned.
Ann Dawson fitted out q foot
Bermuda-rigged sloop, Felicity
Ann, with a five horse power
diesel engine, a radio receiving
set, pressure kerosene stove, SEX
tant. compass and chronometer.
In May, Mrs. Dawson set sail from
Plymouth Harbor. The entire trip
was plagued by storms and she
was forced to land in Brittany,
Spain, Gibraltar and Casablanca.
From Casablanca she headed for
the Canary Islands where she was
Is days overdue and given up for
lost before she finally made Las
Palmas in the Canaries. Sixty