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Evening star., 1954-12-19
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DRExEL 2-cushion Sofa, gray and rose texture.
PATTERSON apart Sectional Sofa, persimmon
texture. Was $3ss. Now -------S S24S
DONOVAN SHOPS 3-piece Sectional Sofa, includ-
ing bumper end, loveseat and center curve, brown
texture. Was $737. Now -------. S475
DREXEL Armless Sleep Sofa, loose pillow back
green texture. Was $685. Now ------------- $169
ARROW Shaped Arm Sofa, 2 down cushions, tur-
quoise texture. Was $37e. Now -------------S2A
ROYAL 2-Part Sectional Sofa, beige and brown
texture. Was $37S. Now w----------------$27 -$275
DREXEL Mindoro Wood Peasant Couch, pumpkin
texture. Was $207 Now ----$l9 $l98
DONOVAN SHOPS Channel Back Lounge Chair
toast texture Was $149. Now -------$S $50
ROYAL Lounge Tub Chair, blond legs beige
striped texture. Was $142. Now -------------$S5
KARPEN Open Arm Sleepy Hollow Chair, lime
ROYAL High Back Lounge Chair, brown texture
Was $l35. Now ---------------------- 500.
DREXEL Laced Arm Lounge Chair, foam rubber
back and seat cushions, rose texture. . Was $110
NOW $50
MODERN Rocker, kick pleat skirt. pink and smoke
texture. Was $67. Now ---------$39 $3.50
ROYAL Lounge Chair, blond legs. beige texture
SLIGH Grey Walnut Group consisting Of triple 4
dresser mirror, chest makeup table, studio swing
bed and night stands. was $1018 Now - S6ss
PRIMA VERA 2-tone Double Dresser mirror, chest
twin beds and night table. Was $6545o. Now sss5
TOMLNSON. Ebony and White Double Dresser.
mirror, chest full size studio headboard bed and
mite stand Was $579 Now -S3 $3.50
DREXEL Sea Foam Chest-on-Chest Was $l2950
DRExEL. Mindora Wood Full Size Bed. Was $50.
Now -- S1S
DRExEL Full Size Blond Utility Bed with metal
frame Was $1075O Now wsss $50
WEIMAN Mist Mahogany Stationary Bridge Table
with brass trim, chairs. Was $751; Now s199
WEIMAN Mist Mahogany 50-inch Flat Top Desk
was SITE NOW $1N
WEINIAN 54-inch Brass Leg Junior Buffet, sliding
glass doors. Was $23o.50 Now - $l2S5O
BLOND Mahogany Cellarette Was $115 Now $3.50
IMPERIAL Sahara Step Table, 3ox22, shelf, weigh
ty design. Was $98. Now ---------$ $47.5O
IMPERIAL Sahara Cocktail Table. 3sx21, stretcher
BLOND Oak Cocktail Table 4ox2o, sturdy con-
struction Was $40 So Now s1450
LAMP Table, wrought iron and micarta, shelf. a"
square, unusual design. Was $4950 Now $sl5e
WEDGE Table, formica, shelf, 3Ox1s at widest.
Was ST. Now $3.50
COMNIODE Chest, saffron, 21x1s, large drawers,
IS" tall. Was $59.50 Now --------$ $3.50
CORNER Table, wrought iron and micarta, 80"
square. was $fS.ou. NOW $3.50
WEIMAN, Chairside Table, mist mahogany, maga-
zine trough 24x25. brass trim. Was $109. Now,
s6S.5o
WEIMAN Cocktail Table, mist mahogany 56x2o,
magazine compartments, brass trim. Was $11s50
Now --------- .------. --- $3.50
WEIMAN Step Table, mist mahogany, 27x20 brass
TRIM smart design. Was sos. Now --- $3.50
WEIMAN Lamp Table. mist mahogany, 28x20.
shelf, brass trim. Was $l09. Now -------- S69.5e
COMMODE, saffron, cabinet design. 27~ tall, AK
l61s. Was s69.5o. Now $47.so
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Now 20ob 10 500 off
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Evening star., 1954-12-19

DRExEL Wallace Nutting cherry butler table.
JAMESTOWN Mahogany Kneehole Desk with
brown leather top. drawers including 2 deep dling
drawers. Was $9250 Now - ----------4--- $68
BACHELORS Chest shaped front and leather top
with slide-out writing tray. Was $89.75. Now SIS
SLIGH Knotty Pine Kneehole Desk, with gold
fooled green leather top Was $l99.50. Now = $125
IMPERIAL Lamp Table, mahogany, shelf, 40"
square, piecrust edge. Was $685. Now S2S95
BRANDT Step Table, mahogany, 2sxl7, casters
Was $45. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $29S5
END Table, all mahogany, gold fooled leather top
shelf, drawer, 26xl6 Was $46. Now ---------. $3.50
COMMODE pine and tooled leather top deep q
drawer effect 2Oh square. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
WEIMAN Chairside Table, mahogany gold-tooled
leather top 2 shelves, 24x19 Floor sample. Was
BRANDT Cocktail Table mahogany satin band
effect. shelf. 36x20. Was $45.50. Now -$2495
KINDEL Sofa Table all mahogany, closed drawer
28xl9. Was $118. Now $3.50
IMPERIAL End Table, mahogany, shelf, 24x17 pie
crust edge. Was 1895. Now ---------- $2895
OCCASIONAL Table, all mahogany, heavy pedes-
tai, 28" diameter, pecrust edge. Was $45 Now,
$29.95
LAMP Table, pine. tooled leather top. shelf, az"
square. Was $7995 Now w-------S5a.5O
STEP Table, pine, tooled leather on both tons.
drawer, 28xlS. Was $3.50. Now ----- $65
GEORGETOWN GALLERIES Pembroke Table.
solid mahogany light antiqued, drawer 32xls
closed. Was $685. Now w----------------. $3.50
HERITAGE Book Lamp Table, mahogany fooled
leather top, smartly designed, a. square, Is" tall
was $75. Now $3.50
IMPERIAL Commode, mahogany, tooled leather
top, 2-drawer effect. 2Sxl6 Was $6350. Now SASS
COCKTAIL Table, Regency design figured ma
hogany. fooled leather top, 4sx22. Was $65 Now,
s4s.5O
LAMP Table, swirl mahogany, fooled leather TOP,
shelf, 27" TALL 27x23. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
TIER Table, Sitter with fernery figured mahogany,
q" tall Was $l07 Now ----------- $3.50
CHAIRsDE Table, fruitwood and marble fernery,
drawer shelves. Was $135. Now - $695O
GROSFELD HOUSE Occasional Table, swirled ma
nogany, custom made 23h" diameter Was $189.5O.
PLANTER Table, pine from Decorators collec-
tion; shelf, s3hx17h. Was $165. Now - $3.50
WEnMAN octagonal Book Table, all mahogany,
fooled leather top. Floor Sample. AS is. Was
BAKER Cocktail Table, fruitwood, Bedermeyer
design, 3sx3o. Was $2ls. Now --------.--Sl Sl45
END Table, putnice and licortce leather top, dec
orators piece, drawer, shelf. 3ox2l. Was $l69
A'o" ----------------------. $99.5O
GROSFELD HOUSE Tier Table Sitter swirl ma
hogany, custom made, pedestal base, so" tall Was
~@''' No" $l7S.5O
BAKER Cocktail Table, teak with tile top shelf
SSZU was $l35. Now --------------------$79 -$795O
Evening star., 1954-12-19
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KINDEL Early American Cherry Junior Dining
Room Group, consisting Of credenza buffet, drop
leaf extension table with two 12-inch leaves and
vaseback side chairs. Was $409. Now $298
DREXEL 60-inch French Provincial Cherry Buffet
with open hutch. Was $324. Now -----------$165
DREXEL French Provincial 36-inch Glass Door
China Cabinet. Was $199. Now------.$ $110
KNDEL !ss-inch Cherry Utility Serving Table
DREXEL Swivel Top Mahogany Console Serving
Table. Was 800. Now $3.50
FRENCH Walnut Dining Room Extension Table
38x54. Was $249. Now ---------------------$12
FRENCH PROVINCIAL 36-nch two-door Serving
Cabinet Was $780, Now w----------------$35
KINDEL 24x42 Cherry Pembroke Extension Table
three l0-inch leaves. Was $139. Now ------$S950
DREXEL, Mahogany Ladder Back Dining Room
Chairs, side and arms, green texture seats. Was
$269. Now w-----------------
DREXEL, Wallace Nutting Cherry 38x54 Dining
Room Table with three 12-inch leaves. Was $685.
FRENCH Walnut 34-inch Square Flip Top Dtnette
Table, 34x68 opened. Was $169. Now -------$119
Evening star., 1954-12-19

PULLMAN Sleeper in green matelasse. Was $31s.
INTERNATIONAL Sleep Sofa. brown. Was $3.50.
NOW ----------------------
REGENCY Pullman Sleeper gold brocatelle Was
$3.50. Now $212
KING-SIZE Pullman Sleeper in turquoise texture
Was $3.50. Now ---------------------------
REGENCY Karpen Konvertible in green mate
lasse. Was $3.50. Now w------------------------$2
KARPEN Konvertible in green matelasse. Was
$S4S NOW
KARPEN Konyertible in sage green damask. Was
$299. Now
FISHER Dualounge with foam cushions. gray.
TURN-A-BED In red frieze Opens into twin beds
with foam mattresses. Floor sample. Was $S4s.
REGENCY Simmons Hde-A-Bed In grey Was
$299. Now
ENGLANDER Sleeper with foam cushions, brown.
Was $3.50. Now $2lS
ENGLANDER Innerspring Mattresses in single and
double sizes. Were $59.75. Now l--------------$34
BOX SPRINGS to match Were $5s75. Now -s34
KING-SIZE Set, 60'xso". Highlander African with
Red Line Foundation. Was $3.50. Now --------$14S
HELLER Firm Rest Innerspring Mattresses. Were
$49.50. Now
BOX SPRINGS to match. Were $49.50. Now ---$33
sEALY Park Lane Innerspring Mattresses in g.
ounce woven stripe tickings Were $6s5o. Now $50
BOX SPRINGS to match. Were $69.5o. Now $50
HELLER 3o-inch Foam Divans on legs Were $l0e
so-INCH 1nnerspring Divan on legs, finest quality.
Was $3.50. NOW
DOUBLE-BED Size Foam Mattress and Box
Spring Set Was $ll9. Now w--------------------$64
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Racing Becoming
More Popular in
Valley of Sun
PHOENIX, Ariz.

Becoming more popular every
year with the thousands Of win
ter tourists who come to Phoenix
and the Valley Of the Sun is the
clarion ta-ta-ta Of the bugle at
the horse and dog racing tracks.
No great purses or gigantic
trophies are. exchanged. but lots
of people more than 400, ,000-
went through the gates in Phoe-
nix last season. Total pari-
mutuel handle was nearly $23
million.
Last year. the big, swanky dog
track, Greyhound Park. was
opened. It's all glass inclosed,
has plenty Of parking space and
boasts one Of the finest turf"
clubs Of any track.
And coming up this year Is
the So million-plus Paradise Turf
Club horse track. 1t will have
the only mile track III the State
except for the State Playground.
Horse racing dates this season
begin November 5. Nearly 100
days of racing on Friday, Satur-
day and holidays follow until
March 20. Greyhound races are
held every night except Thurs
day through March 13.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
New Mion1i Beach
Resort Fronts on
Ocean and Boy
MIAMI BEACH.

Golden Gate, the newest all
year-round resort, will open the
gates Of its 20 acres for vaca-
TONERS November /. 1t has been
announced.
The. largest resort of its kind
in the world, Golden Gate
stretches from the Atlantic
Ocean to Biscayne Bay. It COM
prises q luxurious 150-room hotel
on the ocean and q vast bay
colony consisting Of villas. motor
lists accommodations. apartments
and cottages. There also is a
yacht and cabana club.
Each room is aforementioned
and heated and every room has
its own private terrace. A spe-
cially built pedestrian tunnel
has been constructed under Col
linS avenue, connecting the east
and west colonies Of Golden
Gate and making one unit Of this
"city within q city"
Among the facilities are three
swimming pools. five bars, a huge
dining room looking out over
the ocean and palms, and space
for free parking Of 800 cars at
ones door. There also is a
cafeteria and a shopping center.
Children will have their own
swimming pool and recreational
center complete with swings,
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Ghost Golf Course
Being Resurrected
AT IT. [ LuuderduIe
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.

Robert Trent Jones-the golf
architect. not golfer Bobby Jones
lis engaged in resurrecting q
ghost" for Fort Lauderdale
winter visitors.
Thirty years ago, important
names in the Nations social reg
lister underworld an So million
golf course here. It was called
Floranada. Construction was 30
per cent complete when the
crash in 1929 forced the board
members to give it UP. Flora
NADIA was abandoned without a
bali ever having been hit there.
The property remained dormant
until about five months ago.
Come January, Mr.. Jones will
unveil on the identical site OF
Floranada a plush new 18-hole
championship layout over which
Pro Lew Worsham will preside,
To be known as the Coral Ridge
Golf Club. Floranada will come
to life again as zone Of the great
courses in the country" The
quotes are those of Mr.. Jones
None of the original locations
of tees or green's will be utilized.
Coral Ridge will operate as a
private club, with, membership
by invitation.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Naples, Flo., ,
Expects Best
Winter Influx
NAPLES. Fla.

NhE ElEs0s E1d.
Improved transportation serv-
ice into and out Of Naples prom
ises the biggest influx of winter
visitors in the history Of this
resort on the lower gulf coast Of
Florida.
Beginning December is, Ma
tional Airlines has scheduled
daily flights Of a 44-seat Con-
vair between Fort Myers and
Jacksonville. Rental cars may be
obtained at the Fort Myers Air
port for the 40-minute drive to
Naples. Popular also will be the
renting Of drive-yourself cars
at the Miami airport for the 100.
mile drive across the Everglades
to Naples.
More and more winter visitors
and residents are arriving In
Naples In their own or chartered
planes. The Naples Airport Is to
be lighted for night use.
Daily through Pullman service
between Eastern Seaboard cities
and Naples over the West Coast
Champion Of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad will be resumed
December 16.
Visitors arriving in their own
automobiles will find the high
ways leading to Naples, including
the Tamiami Trail, in excellent
condition. The new Sunshine
Skyway, with its Is miles Of
bridges and causeways across
Tampa Bay, is both scenic and
convenient to those driving down
through st. Petersburg.
The Tamiami TrailWays buses
from Miami and northern west
coast points pass through Naples,
providing frequent and econom-
ical service.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Heidelberg Hotels
HETDET ,BERG.

Accommodations for travellers
in Heidelberg, Germany, are
rapidly reaching prewar propor-
tions, according to the German
Tourist Information Office. Two
new hotels have been opened, the
Hotel Merkur, near the main rail-
road station, and the Hotel Gen.
trail. The Schwarzes Schiff Inn
Black Ship INNS being en-
larged by so beds and garage
space for Is cars.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Bermudo's Donkey
HAMILTON.

The first donkey ever brought
to Bermuda was landed at St.
Davids Island and was described
as a creature with -four down.
ISLANDERS, two outriggers and a
thing to brush de fiys away
with"
st. Davids Islanders also de-
scribed the first harmonium as
like a chist but when you open
de lid, she's got q row Of big
white teeth an ef you put yer
hand in her mouth she roars
like de sou'west breaker"
Evening star., 1954-10-24

sliding boards and wadine POOL.
Constant supervision will be pro-
vided by trained nurses and
counselors.
Colofful motorized surreys with
fringe on the top viii be used
TO taxi guests when checking
into the Golden Gate.
A yacht basin with room for
20 boats has been built at the
yacht club.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Churity Served
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla.
The bigger the catch by Miami
Beach Anglers Club members,
the better for some Of the char
table institutions here. At least
half of the fish landed by MEM
bers throughout the year are
donated to local hospitals and
charitable organizations.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
FIowery Hotel Rooms
HAKONE, japan

The Fujiya Hotel at Hakone.
has been re-opened to the public.
The rooms in. a new wing have
Evening star., 1954-10-24

been given the names Of flowers
instead Of conventional numbers.
Each room Is decorated to har-
monize with the flower. The
resort hotel. built In 1878. is the
largest In the Orient.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Teachers Report
Monday; Grade
Registration Set

The Monroe County School Board
has announced that all teachers
are to report to the school build
ing to which they have been as
signed on Monday, Aug. 16, at $50
a. m.
Elementary school children may
register at any time between now
and the opening of school on Aug.
80.
Children attending elementary
schools will report to the school
auditorium, Monday, Aug. 80 at
the following hours to be assigned
to their class rooms:
9th grade. BIS a. m.
5th grade. 900 a. m.
4th grade. .9:45 a. m
3rd grade .10:3O a. m.
End grade. 100 p m.
1st grade. 200 p. m.
Children entering first grade
must have a birth certificate or
show other proof of birth such as
baptismal certificate, insurance
policy at least two years old or
notarized affidavit signed by the
parents. Children entering the first
grade must be six years of age
before Jan. 1, 1855.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

they are talking about"
"Fluorine is an element that is
required for sound tooth construc-
ton. It is not a medicine" Cobo
said.
1--WE dentists recommend the flu
orine on the same basis that doc
tors recommend good nourishing
food" he added.
Group Seeks knowledge
Cobo, a dentist and one of the
sponsors of the proposal to put the
fluoride element in the Key West
water supply as a tooth decay pre-
Ventive, spoke to the Jaycees at
their request in an effort for the
group to obtain an opinion by the
group on the auoride question. At
their next meeting a guest speaker
will tell of the disadvantages of
fluoride.
"Fluorine is not a medicine, nor
it is cure-all," Cobo said.
1.-The cost is about nine cents a
year, per person. 1t is comparable
to the cost of an ice cream cone.
Tests reveal that for this nine cents
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Three Bandits
Take $l6O,OOO
From \ " Bank
Man Arrested On
Speeding Charge
May Be Involved

CAMP SPRINGS, Md. REThree
bandits robbed the Andrews Air
Force Base branch bank of $780,
600 today, and police said a man
they had arrested on a speeding
charge was new considered a sus-
pect.
The gunner who cleaned Out the
vault of the bank were Negroes.
Detective Sgt. Charles L. Perrygo
arrested three Negroes after an
80-mile per hour chase shortly aft
er the bank was robbed.
Perrygo didn't know when he
made his Friday the 18th arrest
that the bank had been robbed.
He said the driver offered him
$40 bribe, saying he was ''in a
hurry"
Perrygo took all three to the
Prince Georges county police sta
ton, but the other two men fled
when the driver was taken inside
for booking on the speeding charge.
Andrews Field is just southeast
of Washington, about ten miles
from the Capitol.
A stunned official of the parent
First National Bank of Southern
Maryland said there was about
$16O, 900 in the vault, and "they
(the bandits) cleaned it out"
No Shooting
There was no shooting, but an
officer from the air base said an
unidentified airman was "roughed
up" He was not classed as in
jured.
The bandits, all Negroes, entered
the branch bank just a little after
it opened at 9 am.
They quickly herded the four em-
ployes, two of them women, into
the vault and locked them in after
picking up the money.
The employees were Herbert D.
Pinckney, manager; Milton Sinner,
Continued On Page Ten)
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

on October l.
The bonds were sold in
1916 to re-finance the
original 3 1-2-million issue
floated to complete the
Overseas Highway. A le-
gal advertisement filed with
The Citizen and printed to-
day indicates that the bonds
will be retired.
The move is the first step in
turning the Overseas Highway over
to the jurisdiction of the State
Road Department. A seven man
commission of Monroe County re-
Sidents has been overseeing its ad-
ministration, in conjunction with
the state road department since it
was built.
States Request
The state has asked that when
the bonds are retired, the District
Commission turn its assets over to
the state road department.
However, pending the outcome of
a controversy over the ownership
of an estimated 10-million dollars
in keys land to which the district
holds title, the commission has re-
fused to take any such action.
Talks are slated in the near fu-
ture between the commission and
state officials in Tallahassee in an
effort to arrive at a satisfactory
solution to the problem.
The possibility that the bonds
may not be redeemed has been
advanced by some quarters. They
have indicated that they may be
kept in force with control of the
road remaining with the commits.
sion.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Alleged Reds
Found Guilty

PHILADELPHIA Up - A federal
court jury of seven women and
five men today found nine alleged
Communist leaders guilty of con-
Spiracy to teach and advocate over
throw of the government. of the
United States by force andviolence.
The jury, which heard AZ days of
testimony and legal argument, de-
| b er a e d approximately, eight
hours before reaching its verdict.
After the panel filed into the
courtroom, the clerk asked fore
man Earl C. Glass, Chester, Pa,
if verdict had been reached.
''How do you find the defend
antS?" asked the clerk, as he pro-
ceeded to read the names of the
nine defendants.
Glass answered guilty" after
hearing each name.
Specific Charge
The specific charges alleged vio-
lation of the federal Smith Act.
Maximum penalty on each count
is 5-year prison term and a fine
of $4,000.
Atty. Thomas D. Mcbride, court
appointed head of defense counsel,
objected to immediate imposition
of sentence, and filed with Judge
J. Cullen Ganey a temporary mo-
ton for acquittal or a new trial.
None of the defendants testified
in his own defense, though Joseph
Kuzma, AZ, was granted court per-
mission to act as his own attorney.
Other defendants, besides Kuzma,
are Robert Klonsky, 35: Sam Gobe-
loft, "a, also known as Joseph
Roberts; Benjamin Weiss, 80; Da-
vid Dubensky, 46, also known as
David Davis; Thomas Nebrief, 81;
Irwin KatZ, IS; Walter Lowenfels,
56, and Sherman Labovitz, 20, all
of Philadelphia
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

approximately 65 per cent less
tooth decay should be noted.
"Fluorine is mainly for chill
dren," he added.
In his well prepared arguments,
Cobo said that about 1000 cities
in the United States today have
the artificial fluorine addition to
their water supply.
Test Defects Told
In his arguments against the test
conducted to prove possible i'll eff
fects from fluoridation of water, Co
bo stated that the amounts given
to animals in the test were usual
ly a much greater percentage Of
fluorine than would be in the wa
ter system.
Tests conducted at western uni
versity revealed that an indication
of possible harmful effects was
noted from animals that took the
huoridated water. The university
had used five parts of fluorine TO
one million parts of water.
Cob said that the water system
Continued On Page Ten)
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

The seven pound, three ounce
youngster and her mother, Mrs.
William E. Goad, are doing nicely
in the Naval Hospital today. The
baby's birth was attended only by
a nei1lkbor, Mrs.4PaHl L. Jankinss
But they had hectic time of
it yesterday afternoon when Carol
Sue made her unheralded arrival
into the world. Her father is an
instructor at the Navy'S Fleet Son.
ar School here.
Past Due
Her parents had been expecting
Carol Sues arrival hourly since
August /. But they thought she'd
take her time about it. Once she
got started, however, there was
no holding her back.
First Indication Mrs. Goad had
that something was up was when
she had sharp pains about 2 p. m.
Thursday. When they started in
earnest, a hurry call was put
through to the Naval Hospital.
Don't waste time talking on the
telephone, a nurse told Mrs. Jen-
kins, bring her out to the hospital
and we'll be waiting"
Mrs. Goad was helped outside to
n waiting automobile.
But before they could get her
into it, Carol Sue made her en-
trance into the world.
Carol Sue was then wrapped in
q sheet and taken to the hospital.
Meanwhile, physicians and nurs-
eS had been alerted and were wait
ing at the main entrance. There
wasn't much then for them to do
but make the mother and Carol
Sue comfortable.
"All Of . Sudden"
at wasn't much - it happened
all of a sudden" Mrs. Goad said
today.
Carol Sue remained silent. She
posed for news photographers to-
day, seemingly unaware of the fur
or she had caused. She's a dark
haired child, and according to nur-
seS, has healthy appetite.
For Mrs. jenkins, it was her
first experience of the sort. Il
wasn't scared until it was over"
she said today.
The Goads' have one other child,
a two year old boy, Paul Lester,
He was born in the Naval Hospital
at Portsmouth.
Mrs. Goad is q native of st. Ma
rvs, Pa. Mr.. Goad is a native of
Roanoke, Va.