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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-30
USE OF BOCA CHICA
lContinued frorn go Onel

NC0nnnueo 0um Sa&@ Un@l
county commissioners rescinded
the s0-eent head tax.
The county calls the 50-cent
charge on each passenger landing
or taking off at Meaeham Field .
landing fee.
NAL has consistently referred TO-
the charge as q head tax.
Archer 9. Hum, 81 me KEY Am
hasssdoT, who was ere q the
three Key West hotel men Of sfs
Miami meeting win NAL YES
isrday, said Baker told them ne
three eanesilsd flights would be
restored immediately " ths
charge were drOpped rssresetivs
70 January ].
The others at fhe meeting were
Carl ". Meeks Of the Key WesterI
and Max Marmorstein Of the Casa
Marina. r. P. Foreman, NAL sec
rotary and executive assistant to
Baker, also was at the meeting.
Baker also told The hotel men
shas--H ire so-esnt charge was
dropped-NAL would continue 70
fly four Lodestar flights daily in
70 Meseham until operations be-
can af Roea chies.
Baker also said that NAL has
asked Navy permission to use Boca
Chica and was awaiting word from
Washington.
NAL and the county commission
ers have been at odds since Jan. !.
On that date q new rate struc-
ture went into effect at Meacham
Field. Also on that date, NAL
dropped three Of its four daily
flights TO Key West.
At a meeting here Dec. 30, NAL
executives told the county commits
sioners that they would cancel the
three flights if the 50-cent charge
went into effect.
The county went ahead with It's
new rates and the line dropped the
flights.
The commissioners are seeking
increased airport revenues 10 i'm.
prove The field. The planned i'm.
provsmsnts include runway lights
10 permit night operations which
now are barred by the Civil Aero
nausics Authority; . new admin
issrsticn building with . control
tower; and paved and heightened
Tunways.
The 5O-cent charge has been the
main point Of controversy In the
lNAI-county dispute.
The chances are that the county
commissioners, at the next meet
ling - Tuesday - viii refuse TO
Irescind the 5O-cent charge
The commissioners have been
negotiating with q non-scheduled
airline to operate into Meacham
Field.
Then too, the possibility exists
that the commissioners may invite
another major airline to operate
there as a replacement for the ser
vice NAL has dropped.
The trio Of hotel men say the
lcurtailed air service here is hurt
ling their business. That was the
reason they flew to Miami yester'
day - to ask restoration of the
three cancelled flights.
/ NAL flew the three back to Key
West yesterday afternoon on q
special flight. There was room foz
only two Of them on the regular
flight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-30

Godfrey said he got one from the
Navy last Oct. Is and he said this
entities him to a civilian pilots
license for one year. He also said
he had a physical examination just
last Dec. Is and that its results
have been sent to the CAA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-30
1853 WAS FLORIDA'S
Continued From Page One)

year and several tornado clouds
that did not reach the ground were
observed. Forty-four storms Of
varying intensity were reported.
Five persons were reported killed
and Z injured by lightning during
1858.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-30

French officials estimate that ..
bout $4,000 Frenchmen now live
outside the country compared 70
about so0,0o businessmen. teach
ers, missionaries, engineers and
others who lived outside the eoOn-
try in 1914
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

Ben Burns. visited with Rev, and
Mrs. L. r. Williams ana family
recently. They were also guests
at St. James AME church sery-
ices. The members enjoyed thelt
visit and are inviting them back
AGAIN Mr.. and Mrs Caam-
U-rs AID sou O. D.. Lod,s, are
visiting their mother and grand
mother Mrs. Mollie Farmer
Early Harris, California, return
ed home after two-week visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Joe Harris. and sisters, Mrs. Hen
ry Cofford and Mrs. Mack Pal
more of E. Dorado Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Simon ana children,
Long Beach. California, have re-
turned home after visiting their
relatives here and Hot Springs
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09
Warren,


Charles Alexander
The GIadiola Flower club held
its annual flower festival June
Is, in the St. James AME church
park, with many different ar
rangements of flowers. Games
were played, and Mrs. Addie Big
gerson was the winner. Mrs
Hampton was crowned queen Of
the "a garden club. Winners OF
the best flower arrangements We're
Mrs. E A, Feaster, LIST prize,
Mrs. Cynthia Turner, End prize
and Mrs, Eva Payton. Ord prize
Rev, L. r. Williams, pastor of St
James AME church, an active
member Of the club and a lover
of flowers, presented a beautiful
bouquet Of the most expensive
flowers Refreshments were
served by the social committee
The Fellowship club of Rthcl
AATE church, Rev. T, O. Crudup.
pastor, held its monthly meeting
in the cafeteria The program was
sponsored by Mrs. Jeanette Burns
Mrs. M. L. Norman was the guest
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09
B!ackviiIIe

Rev and Mrs. Joshua Williams,
were glad to have their daughters
from Kansas City, visit them re-
Gently Mrs Atha Evans of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs Tobiatha johnson
Of PIummerville. She is a county
reared girl and attended the coun-
ty schools The funeral of
Mrs. Allie Taylor was held June
r. at Aliens Chapel church. She
was a member Of the Morning
Star Baptist church of Atkins
the mother of sons and one
daughter, a devoted mother and
good neighbor, who was loved
and respected by both races
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

speaker After the program, re-
IfesHments were served =.
Mlss Lille Bradley is IN the
Bradley county hospital Her
daughter-in-law, Mrs Gladys TaS-
lor was called TO her bedside.
Miss Bradley seems to be improV-
ing Mrs Veruell sstepPers,
Los Angeles. was called to her
mothers bedside, Mrs. EaFaesune,
who seems 70 be recovering 8.
Mrs. Dorothy Jackson and broth
er, J. W Jackson, Milwaukee,
we're called TO the bedside OF
their uncle. william Blaekmon,
who seems to be In critical
condition Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Palm, Milwaukee, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Beavers
and family Mrs c Baxter
has returned from St, Louis,
where she was the guest OF her
daughter Rev. and Mrs W
L. Strickland and daughter, Gail
and Mrs. II, L. Moman, have re-
turned from Birmingham, where
they attended the National Sun
day School and BTU congress
Mrs. Lula D. Lea. Mr., and Mrs.
Ralph Bozzille and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

Mrs. Magnolia NJ. Harris of
Blackville, was funeralized and
buried June 20, in the Blackville
cemetery. Rev. A. r. Kicks gave
the eulogy she was d member
Of Digs Chapel AME Zion
church Of Biackville. a devoted
member, a good nelgabor AMI low
er Of her home. Survivors are
a husband. sister and other re,a-
tives, besides her many friends
to mourn her death. Active pail
bearers We're, J. w. Aekerson, Ed
Leaphart, B Wilson. Eugene
Fletcher, A. A US er, Forest
Bryles, Honorary pail bearers
were. Archie Moore, NJ. Flag
Davis Williams, JOSHUA Williams,
B. J. Ackerson. George Moore.
Burial was by the Metropolitan
funeral home of Morrilton.
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

National Advertising Represenatr.
INTERSTATE UNITED NEWSPAPERS
SIS Fifth Avenue New York Civ INC
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

We DO Not Assume Responsibility For ANY Unso1-,,.--
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

RAIES-st0O for One Year. q "a -
sl50 for Three Months All Subscriptions Pr. lot Six
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

Put milk into ice cube tray refrigerator Chill until
ice crystals begin to form the edges mixture
OF the crumbs and butter firmly bottom and sides
S-ineh pie pan Soften gelatin in cold pudding
powder, brown and salt into saucepan Mix and
water and stir gradually into mixture saucepan and
stir over medium neat until mixture boil
hickened about minutes Add sofened gelatin and stir n
til gelatin is dissolved Chill until cold but
cold milk cold Whip rotary beaer by
hand with electric beater high speed fluffy
lemon juice and whip until stiff Beat pudding Pour
into crumb crust. Chill until firm about 3 hours
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

Entered Second Class Matter September 28 tat
at Little Rock Arkansas. under the Act of al Tie Ps
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

Recipe for Butterscotch Chiffon Pie
1-3 cup Pet Evaporated Milk
ga cup fine graham cracker crumbs
tablespoons melted butter or margarine
teaspoons unflavored gelatin
tablespoons cold water
package butterscotch pudding powder
IA cup brown sugar
few grains salt
IL cup Pet Evaporated Milk
cup water
1-2 teaspoons lemon Juice
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09
RECIPE
Of the
" nj Elk
BY
Rnth
HdkisS

Some desserts take quite bit of time and work. but is
worth it when you the happy smiles when your
family gets look and taste after you're finished?
I'm thinking especially Of the Butterscotch Chiffon Pie make
with my Pet Evaporated Milk recipe That brownsugar rch
huffylight filling Just mets In your mouth and the
cruchy graham cracker makes perfect for
the smooth filling It's such pretty pie to see too
nice and high with a chamberlain color we'll think
it's just perfect And though there several steps in the
recipe you're of perfect results when you make it, It's
easy to whip Pet Evaporaed Milk Just be that you
follow the instructions about having the milk the bowl and
the beaten all icy cold and be Pet Evaporat
ed Milk of because you can't make this kind Of chf
fon pie with ordinary milk That's all except that l
hope you'll plan make Buttescoteh Chiffon Pie like this
think your family will say it's the best they've
tasted!
Arkansas State press., 1954-07-09

Give lift to your summer refreshing kraut salads
Inc zsy aVor and texture an ideal salad
ingredient Either Of these rau salads of ec
Gus and satisfying meal rounded tomatoes cru
bread and rolls. '
KRAUT CELERY SALAD
w. ca sausfkrdui drained teaspoon carawaY seeds
cup thnlY sliced celery Il cup mayonnaise
small onion mi Paprka
q cup diced green pepper csndied dill sticks
combine all ingredients mixing lightly thoroughly Chill
JUST before serving dust with paka garnsh with canded
dill sticks, if desired ~
SNAPPY SAUERKRAUT SALAD
makes
tablespoons vinegar No. ga sauerkraui. drained
- cup saaa oil IS medium sized tomatoes
q crumbed cheese Salad creams
Combine vinegar and oil bowl; mix thoroueb Stir
cheese Add sauerkraut; toss lightly Chill minutes
WASH tomatoes and stem
90 not cut all the through Spread apart
ason Stun with sauerkau mixture crisp salad green's
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17
Key West Little League Teams
Start Spring Training Tonight

The Little League season of 1854
gets off on its first leg tonight in
Bayview Park, with spring train.
ing period for the boys from which
players for the National League
teams will be selected.
The Little League ru'es state.
"It is desired to try out all boys
within the approved league boun.
diaries SO that they may be select.
ed on their ability to play baseball
at any given position for which
they are a candidate.
Every boy within the league
boundaries must be given an equal
chance to try out for the league.
Public notice must be given of the
dates, time and place of said try.
outs.
Any boy failing to attend at least
so per cent Tor ? out of 3 nightsl
of the spring training sessions.
shall lose his status as a candi.
date unless he presents sn excuse
acceptable to all managers.
Therefore, all boys between the
the sees of s yrS. old (by Aug. lSt)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17
Logan Balks At
Signing Contract
With Braves
BY CHRIS EpMoNps

MILWAUKEE M ~ Shortstop
Shortstop Johnny Logan, some.
what surprised that his second.
base buddy, Jack Dittmer, came
to terms yesterday with the Mil.
waukee Braves, has no intentions
of doing the same.
We're nowhereS near what
want" he said after forcing him.
self to accept, under considerable
persuasion, the word that Dittmer
had reached. an agreement by tel
ephone with General Manager
John Quinn.
Il should make a substantial sal.
ary," the aggressive shortstop
went on. Il led the league in field.
ing the past two years and !
should get paid for It."
Logan, who fielded .s75 in $50
games last year and .s72 in III
the previous season to top all
shortstopS in the league. declined
to say how much he wants this
summer. He is believed, though,
to be demanding $4,000, with a
fair chance of getting it. He's the
only shortStop on the roster with
the exception of aging Sibby Sisti.
Reluctant to believe that Dit
mer had agreed to terms, Logan
said, There must have been quite
a compromise by somebody" The
two are close personal friends.
Dittmer, whose agreement left
Logan the only brave regular out
of the fold, probably viii get about
$4,000 this summer. He and Dan
ny O'Connell, obtained by trade
= from Pittsburgh, will battle for the
second-baSe berth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

p.s.s THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday February IT, 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17
.Castellanii
Says HeIs
A Boxer"

NEW YORK R-Any attempts
to depict Rocky Castellani as q
new Castellani-a slashing, at
lacking fighter" leaves Rocky
cold.
I'm still the old CasteIlani and
what's wrong with that" said the
no. middleweight contender from
Cleveland, who meets hard-punch.
ing Ernie Durando for the third
Tune at Madison Square Garden
Friday night.
The 26-year-old Castellani out.
pointed Durando in 1850 and was
stopped by The Rock in seven
rounds in 1852.
I've won 50 fights and only lost
i've and I'm still a boxer" said
Castellani. Boxing is my style
and If l beat Durando III be ready
Tor a title shot agaiAN either
(Bobo) Olson or kid Gavilan.
Why change when I've gone this
far"
The ballyhoo artists have been
trying to build up Rockj as
boxer who has turned tiger 1"
Hints have been dropped, too that
he intends to 60 in and slug i
out with the stocky Bayonne, n. j.,
bruiser.
That Durando is the hardest
hitter I've ever met or seen" Cas-.
tellani said. IF anyone thinks I'm
going to stand and slug it out with
him they're crazy. And if anyone
doubts my CUTS remember I'm an
ex-Marine.
Il beat Durando easy the first
time even if he dropped me. l
was winning in the second fight
TOO when he nailed me with that
right in the seventh. Sure. that
punch hurt and l was wobbly but
Referee Ray Miller shouldn't have
stopped it. pleaded with him not
to. / was okay."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17
Charley Conch's
Selections

Judging by last nights Kennel
Club payOffS, (there were four
Quinielas over $1OO) there are a
few people who are going to be
sporting some new Easter finery.
Tonight, the ladies will have a
chance to better themselves fin.
anclally, and they have proved in
the past that they can do it.
Charley Conch goes along with
Legal Looter in tonight's feature.
The second place pick is either
Burning Bright or Range Twilight,
Other Selections:
First Race: Sleigh Bell, R. O.'s
Morning Glory and Saddle Burn
(i-2-S)
Second Race: Rollaway Margie,
MerI Shack and Porkie Paul. ia.
|6)
Third Race: Carlton, Sooner Sen.
ator and o. Us Inside. 1861
Fourth Race: City Scout, Talata
Toes and Taffy Hill. $3.50
Fifth Race: Black Caeser, Clay
ton Ward and LadyiSh. (5-7-S)
Sixth Race: Fearless Warrior,
Wicked and Cotton Nose. esd
Seventh Race: Embers, Hush
Shane and High Legion. (2-4-s)
Eighth Race: Yves Hardin, VII
shire and Sir Mckay. Q-2-7)
Ninth Race: Legal Looter, Burn
ing Bright and Range Twilight.
(4-7-2)
Tenth Race: Lady Crystal, Trade
In and Mill Gale. (1-4-6)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

Jim Miller Of the University q
Wisconsin was the Big Tens lead
inc passer in 1883. He gained Sc
yards passing and tossed SIX touch
down passes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

Emil Zatopek. Chzeckoslovakiar
track ace. holds eight world re,
cords: six. 10 and is miles: 10000
% 900. 25,000 and 80, meters
and the one hour run.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

and not IS (before Aug. 1St) living
IN the area north and west of Tru.
man Avenue and south and west ot
Duval Street. (thiS includes Peary
Court, SigSbee Park and Fl. Tay.
lori, should be at Bayview Park
tonight at 7:30.
The spring training period will
run three nights, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday of this week.
you must attend two, to be eligible
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17
CGrIitn Wins
Feature Race
Here Tuesday

The second ranked dog at
the track, Overseas Kennels
Legal Looter viii go to the
post tonight in the Ladies
Night Handicap at the Key
West Kennel Club.
A favorite to capture his
eighth victory of the meet
ing, Legal Looter will be OPP
posed by some of the top
dogflesh at the Kennel Club.
Legal Looter ran disap-
pointing race in his last out
ing when he met interfer-
ence and finished far behind
Comstock.
To win tonight's race, he'll
have to cope with such dogs
as Irene Hill, who captured
her last outing by a four and
a half length margin over
the 3-8 mile marathon dis
lance, Range Twilight and
Burning Bright. All three of
these dogs hold victories
over Comstock, presently top
dog at the track.
Burning Bright won his latest
race in impressive fashion over a
top field.
Other entries in tonight's feature
include Point Breeze Kennels b.
yee, Fred Whitehead's Smart De-
sign, r. K. Hutehing's Let's CODY
and Walter Owens Meadow Craft.
Tonight's program will also fea-
ture a special grade race over the
S.s mile distance, the tenth Of the
evening.
A top field of reuters viii 60 to-
the post In that race including Joe
Balik's Lady Crystal, r. X. Hut
ching's Honor Guard, Elvin Burk's
Reno Mary, Fred Whitehead's
Trade In, Mrs. o. z. Ferrell's Ea-
sly Whirl, Don Brans0n's Min Gale,
Overseas Kennels Miss Ann MUIR
ply and Manuel Fosters Starcia.
Tonight is Ladies Night at the
track and all ladies will be adj
mitted free of charge. The pro-
gram starts at Sis p. m. with the
first half of the daily double.
In last nights action, M. w.
Fagg's Carlita came from behind
to claim a one length victory over
Modest Blond in the feature race
OF the evening. The favorite, Noir,
ran third.
Carlita paid 1900 to win and
$40 10 place and show. Modest
Blond returned 400 and $50 and
Noir paid $40.
The Daily Double last night paid
1850 when Miss Guy and Blue
came in winners IN the first and
second races.
The second race was marked by
a nice 175.4O Quiniela when Blue
and Sooner Shindig came IN one
two. In addition, Yellow Sadly and
Sod Buster teamed up in the fifth
race to produce a Quiniela payoff
of 1870. The third race Quiniela
was 124.20 and the eighth I22.4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

Al Ferrari and Hickey Ayala.
Michigan State varsity basketball
players, were high school team
mates at Boys High, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17
STAGGERING LAID
TO TIGHT SHOES

SOMERVILLE, Mass. IA Is
year-old laborer told a District
Court Judge Tuesday that he
wasn't drunk, as a policeman
charged-it was his shoes that
were tight.
He displayed pair of new shoes
and told the Judge: cts these new
shoes. They hurt. me so much
couldn't walk straight"
Judge Nyman F. Kolodny noted
his record of IL previous arrests
for drunkenness and fined him SIS.
Events Of Interest To Everyone
Can Be Found In The Citizen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17
Key West Kennel Club Results


W-Poni Breeze Kennels Inc Brne Guy
SILVER SILVER B BARLN go 40 40 eunieia u0 1910
WnJsmss Pilgrims Bnndle B. January Mr.. Mitchell Imp
SOONER sHTNDG 12So so odpela ts4) 1850
Daily Double-Miss Blue
RACE
% RP nss Red Bnds d August 5 1852 Grove Park-Vns Miss
JIr1 2 i1 HESITATION 1910 20 0uinsla cas' is4so
Ep1eEE snipes Black November 1850 Cameron Miss Ruth
P PAK!sTAN I'm, $40 go ouniela us) $3.50
f6V sapI Puks Fann March 1852 Happy sOnEdh
SOP So1 BUSTER B 40 +, IS Qunel' 90 1870
Mark 90 -
sAGTER PATH 1850 80 SO s ssS Qunie. s7, sOn
WnHsrSamae Baxendes Black D.,
SPRlTs sq PETE s." $40 ouniela us) $3.50
EIGHTH
WinnerFleet Wing Kennels chkam-so Young
BEes. LASS 7ao SO Qunisla as' 1924"
W9neTM W. Faggs Brnde B. September
MODEST BLOND ~ 4oo $50 ouniea 90 $3.50
N0IR 3O ~
RACE
PARa BGTk Dark Brs B. avg 1851 Lucky sRus Marie
CAPRICIOUS LADY ESQ ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

GIL Hodges of the Dodgers was
the last major Lacquer to hit four
nome runs in one game. He did Il
on Aug. 81. 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

Sandy Saddler. worlds feather
weight champion, was a basket
ball star in high school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

Howard (Hopalong) Cassidy,
Ohio State halfback. set a Big Ten
record for kickoff runbacks in
1858. He ran Il Hckoffs for a total
of 32S yards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-17

Bob Boyd played % games at
FIRST base for the White Sox in 1853
without committing an error.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Stores Announce
Late Closing

KEY West retail stores will
obssrvs Ists closing hours for
the eonvsnisnes Of holiday shop
psrs from December - until
Christmas. During that period
the stores will remain open
every evening. except Sunday,
until ? p. N.
This announcement was made
at q meeting Of ihs Chamber
Of cemmeree's Retail Division
yesterday.
Division chsirmas Harry Lu-
ris also announced that the Re-
tsilers will sponsor the second
annual presentation Of gifts TO
the first baby born here in
1855. Paul ]. Sher has been
made chairman Of that project.
More details on the first baby
IN IS" award will be made
public ~ q later date.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Movie Kids Get
Their Education

Key West kids who may he
snsious because their plsynaf-
es who have been given biz
parts in The Rose Tsffeo"
don't have 10 90 70 school, can
relax.
The educ alton of sss movie
neophYtes is not being neglect
ed.
Reason: Hal Wallis Predoe-
sions have hired . seaeher 10
conduct classes on the set.
She's Mrs Leu Lilly, fer
msr teacher at the p1ineisns
Elementary School. Mrs. Lilly
admits 70 having considerable
difficulty keeping the attention
of her classes eestered en- their
lessons - and not en- fhe bat.
tery Of I4eIlyweod stars on she
seens.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Food Fair To Erect Giant
Super Market In Key West

The 206th Food Fair supermarket will be built in
Key West shortly it was announced Wednesday by Sam
Freidland president of the huge food store chain
Freidland in Key West Wednesday to survey
the site of the which will be Key Vests larg
est. viii be built 19 shopping center Roose-
welt Boulevard, near Sgsbee Park Road.
Fredland added that the store will contain more
than 900 feet of space 1t will be closely pattern
I'd after Food Fairs giant store in South Miami.
I'VE very happy about extending our service to
ey West. With the tremendous progress of Key West
is only natural for Food Fair to join its growth"
i'd Freidand.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Parade Is Slated
For 7:3O Tonight

Key West will mark the first
Veterans Day with parade
sponsored by local veterans or
ssnizstions at 1880 pm. today.
The parade will be preceded
by . memeFisl service 10 be
held at the reviewing stand.
Sovthard and Dvvsl, 81 ElS.
Police Chief Bisnvsnido Pc
rex has snnovned parking rules
for the parade route. No park
ing will be permitted after &
p. m. until the parade Is COM
plefed along DvvsI Street 10
Truman Avenue, and on Trv-
man Avenue from ovvsi 10
North Beach Road.
Trophies for winning units Of
ths parade will be presented
at the Veterans Day dance 10
be held at ths American Lee
sion Home on Stock Island.
Presentation time 10 u p. m.