davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-10-29
AuToMosiLrs ron SALE

EORD 80 Custom Tudor; I. and
beautiful polar white paint: low mile.
age. Only x1,205. Aafety-tested
guayanteed. PAUL EROS. QLbs, KE.
5-l30s. Wis. ave. and Ellicott ~.
rokfD 40 eonyerslbie; 1. ana b.: ma 1
clean throngnont. rsrtced 10 sell at
8 bargain. 3O-day guar. S495. HILL
q SANDERS; Wash.s OLDEST Eord
sifi psrliT aen soo ,,.s I'm "a sss sw III fe 3.
FORD "a Victoria: attractive a-tone
combination Of black and. white with
contrasting 2-tpne interior, Fofdo-
matte drive. de luxe radi0. heater
and many other AecesSories too
numerous to mention; 1000 actual
nlss ansss sas Ri psissd s.sf ii Hsssr Hsss oM SIM
STEAD MOTOR Co. N. Virsinia' s
Largest oidsrnoniie Dealer 1000 VIII
son blvd. Ari., "a. 7-S4n0. .
FORD '52 Custnmiine Fordor:. r. and
ssSspssT.s Hfia fIpd i asfs assfAsNpFRs. wass sSss;
Oldest Ford Dealer. liza Vermont
ave. NV, AID, 4-4310. Open ewes.
rom iass ias q custom club coupe; j.
and a.. turn signals. green nnish.
sn.sss. l.sss HrlL H. 4 ssANpERs. wash {
Oldest Ford Dealer. I11t Vermont
ave. NV, Ap.. 4-4j00. Open ewes.
tSaP ssss AsEqcoEESSd ESd4s esS Sssfiss Ies
hwy. Falls Church, Va; JE. 2-605O.
FORD 1851 dc luxe Tudor VS.; beau
ttfil, light gray finish. interior IN
ically good. Be sure to see this har-
gain. S795. AIS MOTORS INC,
"Northern Vireinia,s Largest
Chrysler- Plymouth Dealer" 39l1
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. ia, 2-4102.
Open till 0 pm. sat. TIL o. Closed
Sun. ---31
Evening star., 1954-10-29
AuToMoRil 4 Es R0R sAlR

CHRxsLER 1851 ImpeFinl 4-tir.: l $50
+. and NJ: W.rw. Mres; special inner
tubes; low mileage; 1 owner; show
room cond.; 3O.dAy guar: 81. .00S.
Hill. q SANDERS, Wash.g Oldest
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave-
nv. AD. 4-z300. Open ewes. III q;
cakYsIER ihsiY Il Z: ie4s WINDSOR sedan: r..
dio. heater. seat covers. auto.
trans; clean: one owner: WORTH
while guar; $669. WHEELER, INC.
Chrysler Dealer. 480O wisconsin
cRosIf9 4s s4sos .sas,on ops Sneo; sandassd scud
mechanically; SI76 or best offer.l
DE sdTO 1915 Custom sedan: :. and
S4a5. fun price; terms. WILLIAMS,
pob5Sf sS55 ena + custo,n ! eve; ne; so;nv.r,iDIs
black s iinis; iaa5iis' olais Ssss; Ssa 0e ssrms IS.
WILLIAMS, goth and 4. 1 ave,. re.
DE- SOTO 81 custom sedan, heater,
auto. trans, seat covers, beautiful
2-tone finish, imfnac., low mileage.
one owner; worthwhile guar. $3.50.
WHEELER, INC, Chrysler Dealer,
aSO0 Wisconsin NV, NM. S-47OS.
DE- SOTO 40 conv., heater. auto,
trans, new black top: clean inside
eS oiy ons saes 81 ssssPtaGnIsa wRaEIA vaiuf iNc g.
GM GnrysissM Dssls asos 4sSo open ssnaays
DE soTo 81 custom 4-dr. sedan:
automatic transmission. r. and h.,
original black finish; safety tested,
guaranteed. Only SS45, PAUL
BROS, olds, KE. 1908. Wis. ave.
Phone RE. 5-e7s4. -ss
black: IKE brsnd-new; 5000 miles:
chaufeur-drtven. car; auto. trans;
saas sfsoS sovfss ssfore snS S H. Ho Nv 6sss sssTsss
DODGE .51 coronet 4-dr.: dyro-
msti:s; $S45; STANLEY n. HoR-
nER's coRNER, RSsga 1929 MINI. ,o ave.
DoDGE '5a coronet club cpe.: dyro-
matte; bsauti, low mi. l owner.
DoDGE 81 coronet 4-dr. sedan:
beaut: orig. green and equipped with
Iie cIeARaN issps ss sss BIZ sss ssnsr dn sPRx klRx
MOTOR co. 1000 Ga. ave-. IA.
DODGE 'b3 VS. Coronet 2-dr.; beau
tiful light blue and ivory finish.'
matching interior; T. and. h.. over
driye. This is 1-owner. beaut: car
inside and out; 81 .696. guar. II. J.
BROWN PONTIAC, INC, 1915 Will
son blvd. Arl., Va, IA. 2-5557.
DODGE 81 coronet 4-dr.: original
trans. plastic seat covers. This Is
o 1-owner car. like. new through
RHoNTIAAc;s Hos JA' s.bbb5 iS1s Wilson blvd. . Arl.'
DODGE 1850 de luxe 2-dr.; owner;
money % an. oTHo latSvi W1EIIkMs is6i iB16iicK. Z
2001 Nichols ave. Sc.
$595. HoRNER's cor. buick Deal.
er, Fla ave ne. at 9th, Ii. 6-6464.
DODGE '51 Meadowbrook 4-door;
equipped; excellent finish and clean
PARKWAY-FORD, 3ObI M ct. NV,
AID. 2-01S5. Open to 8. sat. til 6.
DODGE 1854 Coronet VS. suburban;
1000 miles, fully equipped; owner
going overseas; sacrifice. So, $50.
EA. 3-110S after 8 wkdays, all
DODGE 81 coronet 4-door sedan;
heater, turn signals and backup
lights Our weekend special. $995;
written guarantee. Others to choose
from. DIVER MOTOR CO., Dodge
Plymouth Dealer, 6312 Ga. ave.
NV. at Piney Branch rd.. Tu.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
AUToAAo ron SALE

fORD '5a Zephyr Fcrdcr: heater: low
sssss Hsiff sfifIff 3 Fs FSsNpsEsss., psE3s;s.sw WIN sSpsE; !;
sss olesst : FORD ly psalsr; n ,od il4 Vermont }.
81 co { 2. pal. tsli 5. .
sEay; s,.i i ssa ssssl sood sCsnnnisE al; Ips
also 3460 l4th ct. nv. RIA. 3-9,70.
FORD 81 de luxe Tudor; I. and h,
turn sisnais: clean, 1-cwner car,
S146 written guar. TRIANGLE MO-
TOES ssss 1910 r. !. aye. ne. DE,
roRD 81 VS. Tudor: owner; beau
snd snd A. 6,,yr saassninF sS'a seat covers See
are are sure YOU NV Win PiiS ike Il. s Priced Te y
terms. ekklkENYoSRn.iFyrcE5 oSniy E5Ss ssHryHRsoss. HRsss
LET, 3140 Lee hwy. Arlinexon. va.
IA. 2-9003. Open til $50. IL
FORD ,4g Custom ''Ss Fordor; srar-
king Rreen finish, equipped with r,
ana n. matching covers; an excep-
keNYoN.pssf kIGRa Sslss s4sS; aeisvpGas Gasy terms
Wilson blvd. Arlington, va. JA'
2-9001. Open til 9:3O. IL
FoRD 1853 Customi,ne IS. Fordof;
foam gray: new Wv. tires, +. and
A.. dif. siEnals, custom seat covers:
excel. cond, $1.4o5. Wo. 6-iS7o.
Z ! e y = u
Evening star., 1954-10-29
4 AuroAAoslLEs!I. soR sALE

FORD 80. S-cyi. Fordox: hester. seat
day guar; S6o6. Hut a SANDERS,
Wasi.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, III4
Open ewes. til 3. Sat. til 3.
FQRn Al de luxe Tudor sedan; ra-
dig and heater. Ii. 7-6043. -31
FORD 1940s r. and h.. 1000 miles;
/ owner; orig. nnish: So down. 1920
Wilson blvd. ---31
FORD. 1916 B-pass. club co,ipe: 4.
and h.: excel. motor and finish, SIS
down. 1890 Wilson blvd. Isl
FORD 'b3 V-S Customline Tudor:
beautiful 2-tone blue finish: +. and
a., FofdQmatic dr., custom seat COW,
etc; $4,000 actual mi. Former
owns name on REQ. Like new. Trade
"a on 81 Mere, LABS. MONT
cafHsy aH psslsss sSbas 57lb Biadensburs rd.,
FORD '52 Crestline VS. Country Sc
dan: with Fordomatic, Radio and
heater; 2-tone finish and seats
nine This hard-to-get model only
SLABS. PARKWAY-FORD, 30bi M
g: NV; AID. 2-01S5. Open q to 8,
FoRD $50 sed.; r. h: like new. S695.
HORNERS COR, Buick Dealer, Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-64t4.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
AuToAoRlLEs a foR sALE

FORD "a Fordor custom: Fordos
matte dr.. power stesring, !. and b..
san.sa ear IKE ssssi; new a si.5s5. AtcoRNi cessii
MOTORS, 692Q Lee hwy Fails
FoRb Faa5ef ia4S 1 sons " s.psss. ssoso; coupe: Ssv
1aotor: ! owner; orig; inish; -
FfRHxziiiEk 40 Manhattan; tam Dc luxe. :.
and h., overdrive; .iinmac.. sell 20.
day. S36g, full price. terms. VIII
LIAMs. goth and r. !. ave. ne;
FRAZER '4s 4-dr. sedan: beaut.
cream fin.:. with Wv. tires. over.
drive and h.. ideal second car. 3.
DAY CLEARANCE; S23s. ss dn. On
good credit. KIRK MOTOR Co, 1000
Ga. ave. IA. 9-S40o. 20
HUDSON lp49 2-dr.: in excel, cond.
Wili sacfifce for SOS. La. 6-420S.
HUDSON 1851 Hornet club cpe.;. r,
h. and Hydra. Jet black fin.; like
new throughout. Sac; only SS95,
Trade and terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK, 2O0l Nichols ave. Sc.
The Republican., 1954-12-09
with every Is gallons of
KEYSTONE GASOLINE

Get your Customers Nylon
Card at your Keystone dealer.
Each time you buy Keystone Gaso-
line, have the attendant fill in the
number Of gallons you buy = and
when the card shows you've
bought IS gallons, send it to
NYLONS, P. o. Box 1893,
Charleston, w. Va, along with zoe
in coins, and we'll mail you a
beautiful pair of FIRST QUALITY
Dupont so GAUGE IS DENIER
NYLONS = YOU SAVE 9Sf!
As soon as you've bought IS
gallons, start on your second card.
There's no limit to the number of
pairs of nylons you can get this
way. Full instructions on the
Customer NyIon Card.
The Republican., 1954-12-09

Rev, and Mrs. Joseph Hoopen-
gardner and family, Frostburg,
were weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Ashby.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carskadon,
Of Hutton, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Bliss Hahn last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lilly Simmons has returned
home after spending several weeks
with her daughter near Swanton.
Mrs. Floyd Carskadon and Mrs.
Margaret Knots spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Robert Shank at Pleas
ant Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayle Shaffer and
children, Of Rockville, are visiting
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
Shaffer.
A surprise party was held last
Saturday evening in honor of Mil
ton Fixes birthday, at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ashby,
Barbara and Ruth Ann Ashby, Of
Waynesburg, Ohio, spent the week
end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shank and
son, of Pleasant Valley, spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Carskadon and Mrs.
Margaret Knots
A birthday dinner was given
last Friday evening in honor of
Darwin Fike, at his home. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Gnegy,
The Republican., 1954-12-09
GrNnGSUiELe NeBUS

Mrs. John II. Folk was hostess
to the Grantsville Homemakers
club at a Christmas party, last
Wednesday evening. Because of
inclement weather, many were un-
able to attend, although twenty
were present. The Christmas motif
was carried out throughout the
house.
Mrs. Mary f. Livengood fell
Sunday upon her return from
church and fractured her hip. She
was taken to the hospital
Mrs. Delbert Broadwater and
family. Pauline Bittinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall Wiley and son, of
jennings; Lonnie Broadwater, Bar
ton; Rev. Joseph Nessily and Mrs.
Nessily of Florida, visited Betty
Broadwater last week.
Recent guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry C. Edwards were
Mrs. Dora Bucklew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Hite and son Daryl, Mr. and
Mrs. John Scott and two children,
Mrs. Howard McCracken, all of
Cumberland; Elmer Simpson, of
Lonaconing; Jesse and Harold Ash
by, Oakland.
Harry Edwards, jesse Ashby,
and Kermit Glotfelty were in An
The Republican., 1954-12-09

napolis on legislative businc
Recent guests of Mrs. Eva b.
Beachy were Mr.. and Mrs. Ely cd
l.. Revans and sons Dannie nd
Eddie, Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry c. Edwards enter
tanned the Methodist Junior San
day school class with a Thames
giving party. Present were Fred
die Holiday, Melvin and David
burst, Karen Miller and Carol Ed
wards. Games were played and re-
freshments were served.
Miss Shirley Mickey, daughter
of Mrs. Irva Mickey, of near
Grantsville, was elected president
at the Moorefield District Yo 18th
Fellowship Institute, which vas
held last Friday and Saturday in
Duffy Memorial Methodist chu ch
at Moorefield, w. Va. Miss Micl eY
is also president of the Wesley
Asbury sub-district.
Mrs. Rhoda Paul Livengood IN
tertained part of her family with
a turkey dinner recently. Pres mt
were Eddie Paul, Robert Liv2n-
good, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Leochel and daughters, Misses sue
and Helen Leochel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Paul and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shumakcr,
Pittsburgh, Pa, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvan
Shumaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hilton
and son, Canton, o., were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward
f. Broadwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Beachy and
Mrs. Robert Ross and daughters,
Williamsburg. were recent guests Of
their father, J. A. Beachy.
c. Edward Gnagey, Washington,
Pa, visited his sisters, Mrs. J. Y.
Stanton and Mrs. Ollie Leocl el,
and brother, William Gnagey, of
St. Paul, Pa.
Recent guests at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. +. Ashby and Mrs.
Irva Mickey were Alban and Eu-
gene Forcione, Silver Spring; Ir.
and Mrs. Cecil Ashby and sons, of
Baltimore.
Patty Lou Mckenzie, daughce
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Mckenzie,
underwent surgery on her right eg
in the Children's Hospital Ba Il
more.
The Republican., 1954-12-09
CRELLIN

Rev. and Mrs. Don Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Carskadon, Mrs.
Burlin Holler and Dorsey Ashby,
Sr., were guests at a chicken sup
per and Christmas party last
Thursday evening, given by mem
bers of the WSCS of the Deer
Park Methodist church, in Deer
Park. After the supper which was
held in the basement of the church,
Christmas program was held in
the main auditorium, which con-
sisted of songs and readings. The
Crellin quartet, composed of Mrs.
Don Jackson, Mrs. Burlin Holler,
Dorsey Ashby and Floyd Carskad-
on, sang three songs. Those pres
ent were entertained in the base
ment after the program, with
games and exchanging of gifts.
The Republican., 1954-12-09

Of Pleasant Valley; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Friend, Ann, Don, Jimmy
and Nancy Friend, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton FiEo, Rev. and Mrs. Erwin
Fike, MIS-. Darwin Fike and daugh-
ter Sharon, and the honorcd
guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Pope, Mt.
Lake Park, were Thursday evening
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Garrett. Weekend
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lilburn
Brown, Of Accident.
Herbert Gerber and son, Silver
Spring, are spending this week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burlin
Hollpr
The Republican., 1954-12-09
ONE WORD
Can Change Yeur Life
By REV. ROBT. OL.EWILER
Pastor, Grace Reformed CAwrcA
Washington, D. C.
JEALOUSY

A difficult thing for many Of US
is to have someone younger. prob
ably with less experience, inferior
to US in age and standing, move
out ahead of us in life. When this
happens, jealousy rules the roost,
and We deprecate our rival, or RI
walls, either by hidden GOODNESS or
by open sneers.
In the Bible, when Samuel, a
pupil of Eli, became Gods pre-
ferred choice, Eli helped Samuel
to attain dignity and ability This
wasn't an easy thing for Eli to do.
This was no common act among
men. We see it very rarely in our
business and professional life Yet,
it's the very attitude that maker
the difference between a happy and
noble character and an unhappy
ana frustrated one.
To help q rival rise above you
demands your love, kindness and
goodwill, which help to unseat the
ugly demon we call jealousy, the
word that can change your life.
The Republican., 1954-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio DiSimone
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DiSimone
and children, Of Oakland, were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Wiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Garrett
were in Westernport, Saturday.
Doris, Virginia and Kenneth Ed
ward Friend, children of Mr.. and
The Republican., 1954-12-09

Mrs. George f. Friend, Harley
HUH Farm, spent four days with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Barkman and
family.
Charles A. Barkman is able to
return to work after having had
a badly a. aimed ankle Carol Ann
Barkman is i'll at her home with
fin.
The Republican., 1954-12-09
Seeks Whereabouts
OF Biggest Trees


The State Forestry department
is attempting to find out where
arc the biggest trees of various
species in Maryland.
The American Forestry Associa-
tion in January will conduct
national contest to select the
largest known tree in the country
in each variety.
Fred w. Besley, Of Laurel, state
forester from 1906 to 1941, is busy
revising a big tree list for Mary
land showing the largest tree in
each species in the state
Besley believes that some in
Maryland, especially those in Gar
rett county, may qualify as nation
al champions.
Besley has sent to Johnson the
states last compiled big tree list.
1t was compiled about September
/, 1949, and most of the measure
ments included in the list were re-
corded between 1925 and 1880.
The former state forester wants
to know if the trees on the list are
still in existence, if so their new
measurements and conditions, and
the present owners Of the land on
which they are located.
Some 16 of the trees on the list
have been emphasized to johnson
because they are located in the
area west of Hagerstown and the
majority are in Garrett county.
The district forester knows that
at least one of the former state
champions has been removed. 1t
was wild plum owned by Will
liam Steyer, of Steyer. When last
measured for the state list it had
circumference of five feet at a
point four and one-half feet from
the ground, a 33-foot spread and
height of 20 feet
Others formerly recognized as
the largest of their species in
Maryland, with the circumference
lour ana ohe-ildll leet from lhe
ground, their spread, height and
owners, respectively:
AIder' - IheneS' eIGilt leet ana
20 feet, n. f. Wildman. near Oak
Iahd' enc" nlrch' seven 1eet'
seven lhchcS' ~ fect am 20 rect
w. y. Mason near Horthef
Harage' HlahtSVllle; hemlock, IL
Ieet Two lhches' % leet' lo' 1eet'
Wesley fiarVeE' near Oormah' Hop
horhpeam' tnfee ieet 1our lncheS'
81 teet' 90 1eet' wesley Savage
sang Kun; striped Maple one loot
seven lhches' 10 1eet' a 1eet' SWal-
10" rams state PARK near oak
laho' sugar Maple 10 1eet -FOUR
lneheS' - 1eet' 100 feet' ). }.
lhohlas' sang nun; Mountain Ash'
three leet Iouf ihches' ~ 1eet' 80
Ieet' oahlahu Cemetery oakiahd'
hed oak' ~ 1eet tour inches, 69
Ieet' % leet' IL. a 0mlth' Deer
y VIZ. d., = t
80 80 10 f4 ~ ,,.i -. 80
,T...,.;,I C,,'..' 's'''' .. ~ ~ - =,
~ e; g., - ;L 80 |'',I r 90 a-'o
~, p;...,,, ,''V ~ = C = -
ca. na.l. - - = ~
Clcarspring, Washington county:
Red Spruce, five feet 10 inches, %
feet, SO feet, Wesley Harvey. near
p,.,,.I. C,,o,4L C,, IN :l
The Republican., 1954-12-09

in Germany.
Cpl. Hare has since returned to
his duties as driver in Head
quarters Company Of the lst In
fantry Divisions Goth Regiment.
The corporal entered the Army
in March, 1858, and arrived over
seas the following August.
The Republican., 1954-12-09

Eisenhower named 10y Hendcr-
son, ambassador to Iran, to be
deputy Under Secretary of State.
US. industries use close to II
billion gallons of water a day.
The Republican., 1954-12-09
With Our Men
In The Service

Army Cpl. Basil r. Hare, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hare, Of
route ,, Grantsyille, recently vas
graduated from the Goth Infantry
Regiment Winter Driving School
The Republican., 1954-12-09

a rare December tornado struck
east Alabama December 5, in
juring 20
Paul NJ. Butler was named
Democratic national chairman, and
will succeed Stephen Mitchell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-13
Judges Office
Sets Sat. Hours

The offices Of County Judge
Raymond Lord will be open on
Saturday, September 10, and
Saturday. September Is, TO se-
eommodste persons wishing 10
purchase Florida drivers Iiesn-
ses.
The office will be open from
800 q. m. until noon on HE
above dates.
Judge Lord said fhis morn
ing thar the sale Of licenses
was averaging about The same
as last year"
The headline for purchasing
drivers licenses Is October I.
The Florida law requires that
The licenses be renewed year.
ly. The cost is one dollar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-13
l2-Year-Old
Boy Admits
Staying Dad

EVANSVILLE, Ohio R-Police
said sixth grader David Larry In
giles, IL, admitted shooting his fa-
Their to death yesterday after COM
ing home from Sunday school.
Chief George Hodgson and Mus
kingum County Prosecutor Joseph
McNerney said David in a signed
statement admitted he had planned
for two or three weeks to kill his
father, John Ingles, 36-year-old
handyman, because dad was
mean to me.
HE threatened me and mother a
thousand times"
Chief Hodgson said the statement
gave this account of the shooting:
Missed At First
David came into the house while
his father was alone and in bed. He
took a fancy 20 caliber target pis-
toll, decorated with imitation gems,
from a hiding place and shot once
but missed his father.
what are you doing?" the IA
Their asked.
"I'm going to kill you," David
said he told his father. The state
ment quoted David as saying,
when my finger was on the trig-
ger couldn't stop shooting. l don't
know how many times / shot"
The father staggered from his
bed and grabbed David's ankles.
The boy fired again.
Coroner S. S. Daw said the last
shot followed the right shoulder
blade into Ingles' heart as he was
leaning over.
Ingles was shot also in the alb
domen and the left leg, Daw said.
Gun Hidden
After shooting his father, David
said in the statement, he wrapped
the gun in house dress belonging
to his mother and hid it in weeds
not far from the house.
Then he went to his grandpar-
ents' home where his mother was
visiting and acted as though moth
| ing had happened.
'sOnly me and Whiskers (the cat)
knew" Hodgson quoted him as
saying.
Hodgson, who described David
as an ardent comic book fan, said
the boy wore a cap gun holster
under his shirt while the lengthy,
detailed statement was being pre-
ipared-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-13
Need For SAFETY To Be Poin.ed Up
Wrecked Cars viii Be Safety Week Exhibits

for safety Week" The Artman
Press is donating a printed card
which viii request folks to enjoy
the flowers while they are alive
50 that the bouquets won't have to
be sent to the hospital or used at
4 funeral.
Don Nichols, local telephone
company manager, has been the
overall program chairman of the
Safety Council. His hard work has
produced the projects for Safety
Week.
II plans develop successfully
however, it will be difficult to give
any one person in the Council ere
dit for outstanding work. Too
many are contributing their every
thing toward the program.
There's Mrs. Alice Robinson, Sec
rotary of the group, Mrs. Teresa
Braxton of the American Legion
Auxiliary, Mrs. Dorothy Daniels of
the B and B Cycle Shop these
women are working harder than the
men for Key West Safety.
Outstanding Work
Among those men who are con-
tributing outstanding effort - TO
name just q few - there's Morris
Stutx of Key West Flooring. Nor
man Maxwell of the Casa Blanca
Motel, Ed Bayly of the Navy Civil
Service. Norman Berg, another CT.
vii Service man. George Wood. Ma
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-13
ny RILL elsR

safety Week" for Monroe Coun-
u and Key West win extend from
Sept. 70 rs. You're gong to have
IN opportunity TO see the results
ef some mighty bad wrecks.
Arrangements have been made
with Jesus Caraballo's wrecking
service to place IN exhibit at the
corner of Fleming and Duval SITS.
Neil Saunders Is donating q sign.
The property owners represented
By Attorney julius Stone are Co
operating 100 per cent.
This is Just an example of the
aid which is being offered the Key
West Safety Council in the hopes
that tragic accidents in this loca-
lily can be prevented.
Wagner Sign Co. is donating $40
% be used toward safety promo
ton among children. The Navy has
granted permission for a wrecked
automobile and an appropriate ex-
planatory sign to be placed on a
lawn near the main gate of the
Navy Station. Another wrecked au.
tomobile is planned for the Sigs-
bee Park area.
Flowers Fer The lNma
Merchants and businessmen are
Aeing asked to provide a bouquet
= Aewam in their establishment
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New COP assenger
School Bus Here

A brand new 66 passenger
school bus was placed in service
this morning to transport students
from Boca Chica and Stock island,
it was announced today by Hor-
ace O'Bryant, county school super
intendent.
O'Bryant also said that due to
the large number of first grades
students enrolled at Poinciana
School, all frs. graders from Bo-
ca Chica and Stock Island would
be taken to Reynolds School.
All other elementary students
from these areas will continue to
attend Poinciana School.
Students in the upper grades will
be transported to Key West High
School as in the past.
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Wy Chief, Frank Bartolone of Poin-
ciana Cleaners, Clifford Raines,
Navy Safety Director, Watson Rop-
er, sheriff s office.
Space doesn't permit giving Gre
dit to everyone. It should be point.
ed out that the Key West Police
Department, represented by Off
Ger Bernard Waite, as well as the
Key West Fire Department are
amongst the main hackers of the
Safety Council. As a matter of fact,
just about everyone in City Hail
is a loyal member of the outfit.
kiwanis Kids Day
The Kiwanis Club is planning an
International Kids Day, Sept. Is,
In order not to have any conflict
with this annual event, the Key
West Safety Council intends to step
back and let the Kiwanis take over.
The Strand Theater and San Car
los Theater have already offered
to show free safety movies on Sat-
urday morning to children. XII.
wanians have indicated that they
would like to help with this pro.
ject. Since the Safety Council it.
self, seeks only to work in the back.
ground, the Kiwanis Club offer has
been enthusiastically received.
And - believe it or not - there
is going to be a Safety Queer
Wen tell you q little about her to.
morrow.