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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30

N. ARL.--clean 2-bedrm. brk. bum
galow; close in and conv, loo. Now
c fhHnaVllas0ls Ga slai IA Eva
center-hall brk. with 8 bedrms.. 2
tile baths on End A.: 1st-h. Law.
modern kit; garage: well furn.
rent. SlS5 per mo. to June /. E.
QUINCY SMITH. INC. 141S II st.
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ALEX. HUNTINGTON

ALEN., HUNTINGTON - Two-bedroom
semidet., fenced I'd, bsmt.. extra
lot, with swim pool. sos. JE. A.
1855 or BACKS at RE. $4,000. Ext.
BRICK HOUSE. fenced
in yard, recr. rn.; near elementary
school. Call KE. S-4S56. -31
27i9 N ST. Sc, nr. Penna. and
MINI. aves.--Six rms, baths. recr.
I'm. IN bsnt.. les. yd.: excel. naigh-
borhood. Sll Is. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PERT. 1917 9TH st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4.
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AREA - See thiA
beaut. remodeled white brick Co.
style, located at s5o5 T's a. xii
new plumbing, kit, bath. wiring.
BRYANT gas furnace, INV. heater
and hardwood pegged floors. Soft.
liv. rm:. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.
D!3Ir,astieally reduced: Open Sun. l
OWNER. OIL. 2-55O1. --31
GEORGETOWN-Tw bedrms. of ur.
usual charm:. attrac., paneled: all.
cleo. kit. Call OWNER, XII. 9-76l2.
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GEORGETOWN--3I24 p St. NV
Center Ssnter-hai all l Nv, RIM, and library: e
kit. pantry. maids rm. and bath:
oil hit. fplcs.. lge. garden. Yr. lease
SITS mo, OWNER AID. 2-3O52. 3ls
ARL. -CLARENDON., / blk. Pershing
room. ) bed rooms and bath: double
enclosed side porches. ia. 5-6927.
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NEAR CONN. AND PoRTER-Excel.
lent 2-bedrm. apt. with l3x20 liv.
rfn.. sep. din. nm. mod kit: best
apt. loo. in city: asking 500 500.
easy terms. Vacant FRANK s..
pHtLLiPS' d.. 7-l4l1: ewes. OIL.
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floor front apt; foyer. i bedrm.,
lse.. paneled liv. rm. with firepl.,
elusive building. wyoming ave. mr..
Conn; $10.750; low down pay
ment. Monthly maintenance; SAG. SO.
Phone EN-. 2-S117 or DU. 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30

bdtuos iuti DSult. anu ESIhSes 81 4
per month. Inspection by appt.
only, EN-. 3-15S6. 81
spacious, 4 bedrms., q
baths. separate din. rrn.; on ia-acreI
wooded lot; h..w. heat; close to
schools. etc. 20 min. to Pentagon:
S125; reduced rent for long lease.
Crescent 3-0SS9. --3l
1921 PARK RD.-Six rms. 8 bed.
rms. liv. rm.. din. rm., mod. kit.
"aths. garage and rear yard;
suit. for embassy family: reas. rent.
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26I3 MOZART PL.

1918 MOZART PL. NV. vic. Italian
Embassy--Liv. rm., din. rm., kit. on
FIRST a., 3 bedrms. and bath on sec
ond A.: full bsmt. with extra bath.
oil h.-w.h.; avail. Feb. /; Sl25 mo.
FRED a; SMITH Co. 1If3 nth St.
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coils 10th RD.. N, ARL.. Val
blk. of Lee hwy: 2 bedrms., brick.
oil heat: mr.. schools. bus: Sl35 per
mo. JE. 4-424t. 81
HOUSE: open fire, patio. bedrms,
charmingly decorated: 2 blks- from
State, Govt. bldgs., g. w. Hosp.
Ideal for couple or 8 single persons.
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Complete year-around air-condition.
ing: = lge. drawing rms, each with
fireplace. 2 bedrms., 9 mod. tile
baths; Beautiful walled garden OF
banquet-size dining rm.. also with
fireplace; priced at So. 500. Must
7-1411; ewes. WO. 6-3235. -si
GALLATIN ST. NV, I323-Semidet,
brick. Four bedrms., 2 baths, lee.
liv. and din. rms, full bsmt., gas
h.-w.h:, Gear brick garage. Excel.
financing. OWNER. RIA. 3-4625.
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GAITHERSBURG-For rent in new
bus. center. prac. adjacent Safe
ways newest. largest store; dress
shop, excel. bus. past 40 yrs; re-
firing: space for young mems shop
and for Offices; ideal for dentist,
lawyer real estate. beauty parlor.
barber shop; free parking. OWNER,
Gaithersburg sos or pa 81
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Mendoza Still
Broke In Havana

Charles Mendoza. the Key West.
er who took his son 10 Havana for
treatment OF rare blood disease,
Is still destitute there. according to
Danny Goodrich, secretary Of the
Key West Fire Department.
Mendoza told Goodrich in a let.
Ter received today that he viii
have to remain in the Cuban capi.
tol until Nov. 20. He added that his
soe is progressing well but needs
o blood TRANSMISSION.
Goodrich said that an appeal for
funds issued last week resulted in
the GIFT Of $32.
This win be the last appeal for
this cause" said Goodrich today.
A list Of names of persons who
have given money viii be released
shortly, he added.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Hearing For
Mrs. Blaton Is
Postponed Today

The preliminary hearing for
Mrs. Eleanor Blston, the TV kill
er, has been postponed, II was an
nounced today by J. Lanceio, Les
ter. state attorney.
The hearing had been set for 10
q. m. today before Justice Of the
Peace Ira Albury.
The request for a poStponemenl
was made By william v. AIbury,
attorney for Mrs. Blzfon.
Mrs. BlaIon. y. is in the county
jail. charged with first degree mur.
der.
she is charged with firing a a
caliber bullet into the chest Of her
husband, Jamgs P. BIaton, Jr.,
.. on the afternoon Of Oct. 20 fol
lowins violent argument over her
husband ordering q new Tv set,
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Former Govt
Official Dies
For Iran Plot

TEHRAN. Iran R-Former For.
eign Minister HoSSein Fatemi, fire.
brand Of Mohammed Mcssadegh's
government, died before an army
firing squad at dawn today for
his part in the 1858 plot TO unseat
the Shah.
Patemi was convicted and sen,
fenced BY a military court a month
ago. An appeal to Shah Moham-
med Reza Pahlevi failed.
The secret execution at Ghasr
Barracks came as a surprise.
Army sources said last weekend
II would be delayed indefinitely be-
cause Fatemi was seriously i'll.
Tehran's military governor. Gen.
Telmour Bakhtar, said Fatemi
walked without trembling to the
stake, where he was hlindfolded
and bound He said MAY God
protect YOU" just before four vol.
leyS from the fouF-man firing squad
erumpled him.
Fatemi's former chief. ex-Pre-
mler MoSsadegh. was convicted
last December of trying 10 over
throw the monarch. He Is serving
three years solitary Imprisonment.
Gen, Farollah Zahedh the pres
eut premier. overthrew MosSadegh
Aug. 10, 1858. after the Shah had
fled the country, but in the con-
fusion Fatemi escaped.
He was captured last March
Is. Stabbed by a hystander as he
was arrested, he was reported
near death in a military hospital
for several weeks. He heard his
trial sentence from a streteher.
Fateml was one of the most Vi
olent SpokeSmen Of the MoSSade "a
government in us fight with the
British over naturalization Of the
Anglo-lranlan OH Co. In the ftnai
days of the MoSsadegh regime he
bitterly denouneei the Shah in pub
lie speeches, calling the ruler !
"ro6ber" and his court a broth
e."
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Local Youth Is
Named To Attend
Naval Academy

Ronald R. Bell. Is. has been ap
pointed to the United States Naval
Academy by Rep. Bill Lantaff, II
was announced today.
Mrs, James r. Lock.air. Bells
mother, said he had received a let.
ter from Lantaff announcing the
appointment for the academy class
beginning in July. 1855.
James R. Lockiair, Bells step.
father, is chief aviation pilot q.
the Naval Air Station here. They
1--we at 36iI Flagler Avenue.
Bells father, a British naval of.
ficer.. was killed in World War II.
Bell was born in England ard
came to the United States in 1919.
In 1881 he returned TO England and
returned to this country ia August,
1853.
He was graduated from Key West
High School last June.
About four months ago, his mo.
ther said, he passed the eliminaf.
ing examinations for the academy.
Later. he VII take the entrance
examination
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Nation Marks
First Veterans
Day Thursday
BY RAY HENRY

WASHINGTON RL--In tribute to
the living and dead of its nine
wars, the nation paGses tomorrow
to observe its first Veterans Day.
The switch in name from Arm
lstice Day, however, will mean Lit.
tie this year to many of the ira
ditions built around the end of
World War /.
The day will find speechmakers
rededicating the country to the
cause of world peace. A minute of
silence will be observed at II am.
to honor the war dead. The days
spotlight will be on the Tomb of
the Unknown Dead in Arlington
Cemetery. Local parades and OBJ
servanceS will remain about the
same.
Undoubtedly the day will foster
new traditions. Its purpose has
been widened from an observance
in honor of World War | dead to
honor some 81 million veterans of
all the nations wars. The minute
of silence will be for the 1,I13. 900
men who died in those wars.
Some 2l million living veterans
will also be honored.
Reason For Change
The change in name was prompt
ed originally by the interest of in
dIvidualS, veterans groups, Con-
greSS and the President to appro-
priately include in the nations S
honorS on Nov. II those service
men who fought or died in the
cause of peace during this genera
ton. As interest grew. the en-
phaSis broadenad to include vet
erans Of all of Americas wars.
Rep. Rees (R-Kan) might safely
be tabled the father of the Veter-
ans Day as a legal holiday. Today
he was scheduled TO receive a
medal for his efforts from the Bir-
mingham. Ala, Veterans Day
Committee.
This year. in almost record
time for such things, ReeS wrote
and pushed a bill through Congress
which made the switch. President
Eisenhower signed II June /.
ReeS struck upon the idea last
year when his home town of EN-.
poria on its own observed Veterans
Day instead OF Armistice Day.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Pentagon Asks
Why Plane Had
No Jet Escort
BY ELTON c. FAY

WASHINGTON, R - Pentason
officials professed puzzlement To-
day over why jet fighter essort
did not 60 along with a photo
bomber shot down by Soviet Migs
off northern Japan last weekend.
Spokesman said the Far East
Command long has had authority
to provide cover" for mapping
and weather planes on missions
where trouble could arise. Such es.
corts are used frequently, they
added.
But military sources said they
were unable 10 explain why jet
fighters did not accompany the
RIBS assigned to an aerial map
ping job over northern Japan, close
to Russian-held Sakhaiin Island
and the Kuriles. Fighter protection
subsequently was provided for a
second photo bomber which CON-
pleted the mission.
Charges Hurled
Eleven men parachuted from the
stricken ship. Ten lived, but one
man became entangled In his chute
and drowned. The United States
has demanded reparations from
the Russians. but the Soviet Union
has fired back 4 countercharge
that the Red planes were fired
upon first. The US. fliers have
denied they fired at any time.
Secretary Of State Dulles told q
news conference yesterday he be
heved the Joint Chiefs Of staff
were considering whether 70 au-
thorize fighter escort for mapping
and weather planes.
This comment caused perplexity
al the Pentagon, where spokesmen
said Gen. John Hull, top U. s.
commander In the Far East. slread
had such authority. One Spokesman
said the decision whether TO use
JET fighter escort lies ''oui there q
the local command" The penta.
gon. IL was indicated. is waiting
to hear why a fighter escort did
not 80 along this tune.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10

Diabetes Week
ToBe Marked
Nov. 1870
DIR. Gonzalez
Tells OF Free
Tests Offered

Are you one of the more
than a million Americans
suffering from diabetes who
doesn't know il?
You'll have a chance to find out
next week during the local obser-
vance of National Diabetes Week,
sponsored by the Monroe County
Medical Society.
According to DR.. Edward Con-
zalez, president Of the Society and
chairman of Diabetes Week acti.
vities, all local physicians viii give
free urinalysis to the public in an
effort to uncover hidden eases OF
diabetes. The program viii run
Nov. Is 20.
Publicity Planned
In addition, newspaper and IA.
dio publicity is being distributed
to enlighten the public on the di-
sease.
The PTA is cooperating with
school nurses in their work among
school children during Diabetes
Week.
GAN you have to do is call your
local physician or the Monroe
County Health Clinic for the free
test" +" said DR.. Gonzalez.
DR.. Gonzalez pointed out that as
late as 30 years ago, diabetes was
considered TO be almost always ia.
tai.
Learn In Time
"But times have changed and 50
has diabetes control. You can live
with diabetes If ii Is found in time.
This is Diabetes Week and Il
YOU are one Of more than a mil.
lion Americans who have diabetes
and don't know II, a simple test
viii protect the future for yourself
and your family. See your doctor. "
said DR.. Gonzalez.
The week long program Is spon-
sored by the United States Diabe-
tes Association.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Navy Helicopters
Fly Supplies To
Sand Key Workers

Helicopters from HSi yesterday
landed supplies on Sand Key for
the workmen who are painting the
light house structure there.
Bob Roberts, who has the con-
tract from the Coast Guard 70
paint the light, said rough water
prevented small craft from lard.
ing the supplies for the two work.
men who are living on the key
while painting the light.
Roberts appealed to the Navy for
help. HS-f responded immediately.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
NEW CONGRESS WON'T
ALTER ARMY PLANS

Ell PAS0, Tex. IA Democrat
ic Congress will help carry out
President Eisenhower's program
20 build a strong defense, Secre-
tary Of the Army Robert Stevens
says.
Democratic control of Congress
will not make q bit Of difference
as far as the Army is concerned, "
Stevens told newsmen yesterday.
"under Ike's leadership our mill
tary program win be carried out. "
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
CUBS HAVE SHORTER
DISTANCE TO MARCH

Directors of the s c o I
marching units which are slated TO
participate n tomorrow Veterans
Day parade have announced that
the Cub Packs viii not De required
to march the entire parade route
to Bayview Park.
Instead Of turning az Truman
Avenue and Duval. these units viii
proceed straight ahead on Duval
southward. and parents may pick
them UP in that area.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Mayor Is
Actor In
''Tattoo"
Local Men
Sing Ribald
Song In Film

Hizzoner, Mayor c. B.
Harvey made his debut to-
day as q movie actor.
Il was on the set of "The
Rose Tattoo" Tennessee
Williams play being filmed
by Hal Wallis Productions,
that the mayor got his first
taste OF greasepaint and
kleig lights, playing the part
of a delegate TO a veterans
convention.
The role calls for some slightly
ribald behaviour on the part OF the
mayor, who according TO the script.
is more than little under the
weather.
W w I Song
The part calls for him to join
three companions in a rendition
OF the World War | tune "Made-
moiselle From Armentieres, May
or Harvey was on the ST early
today practicing up on his ''hinky
dinky party vous." :.
The parts OF his COMMISSIONS are
being played by George Hanskat,
3si2 Avenue d; Willard Wrigley,
17l2 Catherine Street, ahdz zLAyan
Reber. Stock Island. Mn
Producers of the movie Vent
ahead and gave the part 70 tie
Mayor despite pleas from Mrs.
Harvey that he not be allowed TO
sing.
Former Vossl Act
Key Westers viii long remember
the day when Harvey. along with
other members Of the city com
mission, sang q few tunes over
: lrrai radio station durisx =
March Of Dimes benefit show.
Their performance set radio
back at least 10 years, according
30 critics.
Other Key Westers with parts in
today's shooting included Lynn Sell
lers, as teenager who drives past
the scene In an automobile, Otto
Anderson, a passenger in the car,
and Liam Norman. a Navy wife.
A quartet Of Key Westers also
have stand-in parts for the stars
In the film. They are Bob Yau-
mans (Burt Lancaster), Via Ann
Youmans, (Anna Magnani,, Marie
Santana, Don Albin and Cosette
Calleja.
Grady the Goat was idle today.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Mifiillial,s Want
Movie Bit Parts

Everybody wants 10 get INTO
the act.
They war; 10 be movie se-
tors, that Is.
Mickey Rsnna, president Of
sis Key West Plsysrss who has
BEEN aiding Hal Wallis Produc-
tions IN solving their local cast
ing for The Rose Tattoo" re-
vealed today that she has re-
eeivsd letters from several Mia
mians who are interested In bit
paris IN The film.
But, said Mickey, ell parts
ere being filled with Key West
ers.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
No Parking
During Parade

Chief Of Police BIsnvenicio
Psrsz has announced that park.
Ing on Dvvsl Street from Car.
elins 10 Truman Ave. and on
Truman Ave. from Dvvsl 10
North Beach Road will be pro.
hlbitsd from 6 p. m. Thursday
until fhs conclusion Of the vs-
ferans Day Psrsde.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10

/ Zetterower returned q
verdict of suicide in the
death of Mrs. Frances Fon.
dell Pate, 81.
The text of the note, addressed
to her husband, John Robert Pats,
follows:
Note To Husband
Bob
Bruno came in with me 10 write
you this letter. am leaving a coat.
my teeth, glasses and hIllfo,d. /
am going overheard. l have foul.
ed you and me both up, so am
going TO drown myself.
Il hope the tide viii carry ms
far enough that l viii not be
found.
ANY belongings l have here
please send to Alice Miller al
Grassland Fish House at Mara.
thon.
Keep this letter 50 II am
found II will clear you. l am sorry
Is all ! can say. am glad YOU
are not here so you win not be
accused. Please take care OF :"
The note, dated Nov. Z. 1854, was
signed Bee, Mrs. Pate's nickname.
Bruno" Identified
The sheriff's department said the
Bruno referred to In her letter was
Bruno Eliasson, who. lives ON
Coneh Key and who found the body
EliaSson, however, denied ne
was present when Mrs. Pate wrote
the note although he had pre-
viously brought her writing paper.
the sheriff's office said.
The sheriff's office also said the
lady mentioned in the last line OF
the note presumably was a dog.
Lester said he could see no rea.
son for Withholding the contents Of
the letter from the public.
Husband IN Miami
Pate, the sheriff's office said.
was in diami at the time the note
was written.
Pate was quoted By the sneriffs
department as saying he had not
seen his wife since Oct. 8 and that
was on Conch Key.
The Pates were married In Key
West in January, 1888, by County
Judge Raymond r. Lord, the she.
riffs office said.
Mrs. Pate formerly I've In spart.
aflburg, S. c., and In Atlanta, ac-
eording to the sheriffs depart
ment.
The department Is continuing the
investigation into Mrs. Pate's
death.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Fly Your Flag
On Veterans Day

The Veterans Day eonniffss
urges that oil business con-
Germs and homes display The
American Flag femorrow IN ee-
servsncs Of Veterans Day.
The event. which has rspise.
Cd Armisfies Day In The list ef
U. S. Holidays, Is observed 70
pay tribute 10 American vstsr-
ans Of ell wars, both those who
gave their lives for their cevn-
try and for those who are still
living.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10

0AOlls
The colorful parade win proceed
along Duval Street, along Truman
Avenue to Roosevelt Boulevard,
where it win disband. The review
ing stand for the parade vii, be
located at the intersection of Du-
val and Southard Streets (south
side).
Up to the present date, there
have been six bands, IS marching
units, IA floats, 20 decorated cars,
and several other parade entries
registered. II Is anticipated that
more than 100 units viii be in the
procession by parade time on
Thursday evening.
No Psrklng Rule
Chief of Police Bienvenido Perez
will issue q No Parking order a.
long the route of the big parade.
The trophies for the parade viii
be presented at the American Le-
gion Home on Stock Island at IL
D. m. on Thursday during the Vet
erans Day dance, which viii be
free to the public.
Prior to the start Of the parade,
a memorial service viii be conduct
ed in front of the reviewing stand
in reverent memory of the depart
ed veterans.
The service viii start at tbs p.
m, with Past Post Commander
Frank Romaguera Of Arthur Saw
yer Post q, American Legion, N
charge.
MsmerisI Rites
Commander Charles B. Robinson,
Chaplain, U. S. Navy, viii deliver
the invocation. The firing squad of
the Key West Guard Of Honor, IN
der the command of Captain U. ].
Delgado. win give the three vol.
leys, followed by Taps and Echo
by Patsy Johnson and John Bra
dy, members Of the Key West High
School band,
While the memorial service is In
progress. the city's fire bells viii
be tolling in reverent memory ID
those who have given their last full
measure Of devotion 70 their coun-
try.
The Veterans Day observance
has been arranged as ! joint &C
tivity Of the veterans organizations
Of the city. namely, vFW Post 3eil,
WV Post so2l. DAv Chapter Is,
American Legion Post Iss. Ameri.
can Legion Post -. and World
War I Veterans. y. S. Barraek Nc.
liza
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
NEBLETT To SPEAK

State Senator-eleet Bill Neblett
will be the principal speaker to-
morrow at the ClewiSton, Fa.. We
terans Day celebration. He viii re-
turn to Key West Friday.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Suicide Note Contents
Ordered Released Today
Letter To Husband Left By
Conch Key Drowning Victim

State Attorney j. Lancelot Lester TODAY ordered thu
release of suicide note left by woman who drovrad
herself at Conch Key Monday
Justice of the Peace R. D. zetterower, of Marathon
had refused to dvuge the contents of the note the sb
ifs department reported yesterday.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Veterans Day Parade Will
Be Tomorrow Night At 7:3O

The citys first Veterans Day Parade, consisting of
four divisions will start moving at 80 p. m Thurs
day from the of Duval and Caroline Streets The
Key West Police Department will lead off the first dvi-
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10
Chest Drive
Is Extended
To Nov. Is
Contributions
Fall Far Short
OF Goal Here

Key Westers still have q
chance to make their contri-
buttons to the United Com
munity Chest-Red Gross APP
peal.
The campaign fell 50 far
short Of the $4,000 goal
that the drive will be ex-
tended until November Is.
Yesterday afternoon, only $2i,-
600 had been turned in to Chest
Headquarters located in the main
dining room of the La Concha
Hotel, just off the lobby.
Sam Collins, general chairman
of the campaign, stressed that
while collections had increased
last week, only 50 percent OF the
prospective donors had been con-
tacted.
Hard Work Needed
He said the colonels and majors
viii have to work hard" to COM
plete solicitations in time for the
drive to be completed by next Mon,
day.
81 hope that all individuals who
have not been approached will
mail or bring their contributions
to Chest Headquarters and not
wait to be contacted" Collins said.
The office, in charge of Mrs.
Blanche Petro, is open from 800
a. m. to S p. m. every day in
cluding Saturday.
The SIS, 5000 goal was set after
careful screening Of the budgets OF
the participating agencies and citi-
zens we're asked to give "A Days
Pay The United Way"
Low Average
From all reports, the average
contribution has been much less
than this amount.
The contribution does not have
to be in cash. The donor can sign
a pledge for the amount he can
afford to give the Is agencies and
pay II in installments over a period
of time - and it's tax deductible.
Community Chest funds 60 to
Boy and Girl Scouts, Key West.
Youth Center, Children's Bookmo-
bile, Salvation Army, Walking
Blood Bank, Heart Society, Red
Cross, Childrens Home Society,
Juvenile Council. USo-YMCA, NC
CS and to the Servicemen's Gen.
ter.
When you turn down the Com
munity Chest, you turn down all
these agencies - not Just one or
two.
Latest estimate figures show
that Navy collections are approxi-
mately 1000 and civilian $40, 900.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10

For Quick Communicates.
Use CLASSIFIED Ads Youn
reach buyers and sellers
tenants or workers Juss
DIAL 2'SSSl or 2,ssS2 Today
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-10

Key West Florida. hos the
most equoble climote in the
country. with On average
Tongs Of only IA Fchrenheit
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-29
Rev. Corser

In 1899 the Rev. Harry P. Corser came to serve the local church. His stay in town was notable in that