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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-27

Marianne Rothhaas, 1851 grad
uate of Shaw High School, Presi-
dent of Women's Recreation Asso-
citation at Ohio State University,
and member of Pi Lamda Theta
Honorary Sorority, was accorded
the highest leadership recognition
granted to the women of Ohio
State University when she was
elected this week to Mortar Board
(Pi Sigma Alpha) National Wo-
mems Senior Honorary.
Mortar Board bases its election
of members on academic scholar
ship, leadership among student
members Of the campus commu-
nifty, and service to the University.
Mrs. Rothhaas, of 14404 Potomac
ave.; was in Columbus for the
ceremonies.
Warren Haskins 1923 Nelaview
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-27

actually only z0f more per month for an individual
subscriber than 30-day Blue Cross contract; only
40s more per month for family
Isn't it comforting to know that your Blue Cross
contract provides this long term of protection in
case it might be needed by yourself or members
of your famiy1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
DAMAGED SUMMER RUGS
500 to 1870 off

9Th Floor, The Hecl1t Co., Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
8.o5 AII-WooI
BroodIoom Carpet

imperfect of olI-wool Oft z o.
broodloom in heather mist. VsVO
Only l40 square yords 50. yd.
9Th Floor The Heckt Co., Washington:
3rd Floor, SLIDER Spring.;
9TH Floor, PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
1875 All Wool
BroodIoom Carpet

All wool, light green, 9 feet %
wide Wilton broodIoom carpet. Zee
Only 245 square yards. 50. y
9Th Floor, The Hecht Co., WASHINGTON
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring:
9TH Floor, PARKinoton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01

CURTAINS

III RuffIed Plastic Curtains,
plain and floroI designs, 81
inches long, choice of
coIors ------------- pr.
65 Toilored Net Cotton Curtains,
cool for summer, solid coIors,
eO-inches long pr.
SO Ready Made Acetate Cur
toms, deep pinch pleoted tops,
80 inches long, colors -. pr.
9Th Floor, WGstingto
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NEW and used house tralleRs q
the lowest prices n ia. ~
down, balance like rent Free over.
might lodging. Tree delivery. Hsr.
per Trailer Sales. ESQ n W.. iith
Ave-, Miami, Fla. janl-tf
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wOTTrn no CRHnTTORS

NOTICE 10 CAEUkTONS
grn99 Probate Act. Secs. 1lU. 110l
M THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY. FLO
RIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re Estate Of
as JOHN THOMAS FELTON,.
70 ALI. CREDITORS AND PER.
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
NANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified and required TO present any
claims and demands which you. or
either or yon, may have against the
estate OF J. Thomas Felton,, also
known 40 John Thomas FELTON,, de-
ceased. late OF said County, 20 the
County Judge OF Monroe County,
Florida, at his office in the court
house Of said County, at Kew West,
Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time OF the frs,
qualifications Of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be In writ
ing, and shall state the place OF
residence and post office address OF
the claimant, and shall be sworn %
by the claimant. his agent, or his
attorney. and anv such claim Or 90.
isaS MARY ELLEN FELTON,,
A Hxecutrix OF the Last Will and
Testament OF J. Thomas FELTON,
also known aa John Thomas Fsl-
ton, deceased.
ALLAN ,. CLEARE. JR.
Attorney for Executrix
0Nl WAitohoad Street
janf.ls-ai-i 1885
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FOR SALE or lease 705 Truman
Ave. 8 rooms, 8 baths, W. pri-
vate baths, plus three room apt.
starting first Of Feb. Apply 1924
Duvai St. fr. 4 to $50 p. m.
janl4-St
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IMPERIAL Cafe and Bar. (Busi-
ness and equipment.) Short-order
kitchen, fully equipped; patio, tab
les, chairs, piano. 1109 Whitehead
St. See F. P. Guzewich between
500 : 700. Phone 2-7sS4.
jan12-12tx
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TO SELL 2 dressmaking sewinl
machines, ! Viking, / Singer
Needed $50 cash, win finance $3.50
balance. Phone 2-6Ss2. ian14-1
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FOR SALE: DRY CLEANING
PROCESS, OFFICER BLUES
1se. SAILOR BLUES Soc. PolN.
|ciANA DRY CLEANERS, 2le
SlMoNToN, I BLOCK FROM
POST OFFICE. 2-7632.
jan13-4tx
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LARGE store, central location. In
quire s2l White ST., Apt. Z.
lan6- 10tx
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22----Lost

STRAYED near South Beach We'd
nesday, Beagle hound Purple.
Black with brown spots over eyes.
Big white front feet, answers to
Stinky. Generous reward. Return
to 1919 Duval or phone 2-35e6.
ian14-tf
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COMBINATION Silvertone radio
$40, livingroom suite, three chairs
$50; three lamps, one floor model,
SIS, kitchen set $50, one bed with
innerspring mattress $40. POOL.
jan12-4tx
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SALE USED FURNITURE

EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
342s Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 2-6s5l. We Buy and Sell
New and Used Furniture.
jan1-ti
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IN COUNTY JUDGES GOURT
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
No. Series 3.Ik-1
Re: Estate OF
ROBERT I. KYLE,
Deceased.
NOTICE or INTENTION TO
MAKE APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE
NOTICE IL hereby given that ]
have filed my final report and
petition for Final Discharge a
ExecufYlx Of the estate OF ROBERT
d. KYLE, deceased: and that on the
aznd day OF February, 1854. will
appiy 70 the Honorable RAYMOND r.
Lord, County Judge OF Monroe
County. Florida, for approval OF
said final report and for final dis
charge as Executrix OF the Estate
~ ROBERT +. KYLE, deceased.
This nth day OF January, 1854.
HELEN KYLE.
:. TiIlman Pearson.
Attorney for ENecutrix.
jani4.21.2S;feb4, 1854
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CHOICE building lots. $500 90 and
up. r. H. A. approved. Amber
Construction Co, Phone 2-2022.
jan7-tf
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TWO fun size hollywood beds,
three chest Of drawers, one Jr.
bed. 2l01 Harris Ave. Phone 2-2736.
jani2-3t
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CESS pools pumped and cleaned.
Reasonable and good service,
Phone 2-5241 or see Sam, GAS Unit.
ed St dec29-24tx
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN th.,
the ondersigned. desiring "a a.
gage In business under tha fsefs.
tiOus name Of rn-koioY phasn
studio" 800 Duyal 81. iReart EsS
West. Monros County. Florida, in
tends 20 register the said ficsIffne,,
name with the Clerk Of the circni,
Court Of Monroe County. Florida.
Dated January ~, 1854.
BTENvENTDO LI4ANEs
jan. It-2i-2s; feb. 1. 1854
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KINGSTON shoe skates, size 6, s..
Apply 504 Simonton St. janl3.tf
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IN. Z. CORNER George and Laird
SITS. a Z 100, Walkoh. IA Sim.
lonton st. janl-u
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NOTICE USDEn FICTITIOUS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
che undersigned, desiring to engage
IN business under the fictitious
name OF 'sLindo Mar" P.O. Box asa.
Islamorada, Monroe County, Florida,
intends to register said name with
The Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Monroe County, Florida.
IRVING r. EYSTER,
Sole owner.
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l2--Baby Sitters

BABY sitting, night or day, by the
hour. Also room and board. Can
furnish good references. 1928 "a
Seminary St. Phone 2-7675.
janS-6t
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NOTICE UNDER FIcTrTIous

NAME LAW
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
the uT,dersIgned, desiring TO engage
IN business under the fictitious
name OF "Chicken In The Bowl
Gi7 Duyal Street, Key West, Ftori-
da. Intends TO register said name
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
az Monroe County, Florida.
Or. j. A. vALDES,
Sole Owner.
dec. 81, 1858; jan. Js1l-2l. 1858
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IS STUDEBAKER Commander v.
8 four door. automatic transmis.
sion, low mileage. Must sell. win
trade or finance. Phooe 2-SotT BE-
fore 5 p. m. jAnit-6
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME sTAEsUWE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
che underslgned, desiring 20 engage
IN business under the fictitious
name OF "City Loan Discount. b2a
southard Street. Kew West, Monroe
County, Florida. intends TO register
the said fictitious name Win the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF MON
roe County. Florida.
mated Daceuiber Is, 1853.
FRANK n. MAGNusON.
Sole Owner.
Aaost.s Al 1858 ;jan7-il,fs54
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GENERAL Office worker with pay
rua experience and knowledge Of
Bookkeeping. Apply at Seaplane
Base, Office Of the Navy Exchange.
janl4-6t
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II LOTS, near ocean and Casa Mar
ina. NJ. Herman. 23s3 Flamingo
Dr., Miami Beach. jans-tf
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HIGHWAY 10 ocean. 90 Z 900. Sum.
merland Key. Wolkoff, 81 Sim.
|onton St. jan1-tf
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SNo CAP BLEACH is safe on
100% pure nylon fabrics. Try
a bottle from your grocer. janl-tf
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Sls7s.M

1883 NASH Statesman, ls.to2 mies,
radio. heater, white sidewall On.
es. Pullman berth reclining seats.
Owner taking yacht 70 Cuba and
must sell. Apply York Feites. co
Yacht Esmonda Charter boat. Pier
NO. 10. janil-Stx
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dscsi, 1853 :jan7 -l4-si. 1864
NOTICE or INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLHCATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE

NOTICE or INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
fRR@bmte Law 1888
IN COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY
STATE or ILORIDA Nv FRO
BATE.
In re the Estate OF
GEORGE BAXTER. .
70 All who Ii May Concern:
Notice 80 hereby gtven tna'
CLARA JOHNSON filed her final re.
port a. Executrix Of the estate q
George Baxter, deceased: !nat nnt
flied her petition for final diecharge
and that she will apply 70 the Hon.
orabio Raymond r. Lord. County
Judre 81 Monroe County, Florida
or the 2eth day Of January. 1yo4
for approval OF same and for tina
diacharge Is Executrix OF the estate
81 Geofge Baxter, deceased, on tnis
29th day or December, 1898.
CLARA JOHNSON,
Executrix Of Last VIII
and Testament OF Georgs
Baxter, deceased.
TON D. WATKINS
Attorney for Executrtx
dscsl, iss3;jan7-fl-5i .iss.
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READ TIE CITIZEN DAILY
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34A-Restaurant and
Store Equipment

SHOWCASES and shelving at Lew.
insky's Mems Shop. Phone 2-39s1
between 10 and Z. jan1s-d
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SAILOR white uniform presser
wanted. Union wages. Steady po-
sltion. Report to work Poinciana
Cleaners, 21S Simonton St.
janl2-stx
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1913 FORD 2 door sedan. Blue. N.
cellent condition. Wylk's supper
Club, Stick Island. WI sacrifice.
See Harry or Sam. jane-etx
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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29
Fire DESTROYS
Famed Bazaar
I'm Istanbul

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Up - Fire
gutted Istanbul's famous covered
bazaar Saturday, destroying thous-
ands of small shops. Damage was
estimated at $50 million dollars.
The big market, picturesque trad
ing center for everything from cleo
trical appliances to antiques, was
one of the city's chief tourist at-
fractions.
Fire brigades from four suburbs
got the fierce blaze under control
but not until all the shops were
burned out except those in sec-
tions where jewelry, carpets and
secondhand clothing were sold.
Thirty small stores, seven houses
and few business buildings In
the vicinity also burned.
Unofficial reports said the blaze,
which broke out Friday night.
started from an electrical short
circuit in restaurant.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
to four questions of interest ia
former servicemen and their fam.
lilies: assss ssss.s q 4.
@. | am a Korean veteran study
ing dentistry under the Korean CT
Bill. Would it be possible for me
to take my internship ip. dentistry,
also under the Korean CT Bill?
A. 1t would be possible, provided
the internship does not exceed one
year, and provided it is an integral
part Of an approved course fulfill
ing the educational requirements
for certification by a Dental Spec
ialty Board.
@. | have been granted waiver
of premiums on my term National
Service Life Insurance policy be-
cause of total disability. Could
convert my term insurance to a
permanent plan while the waiver
is in effect?
A. Yes. However, you would not
be permitted to convert to an en-
dowment plan while you are totally
disabled.
O. am a Korean veteran with
q service-connected disability rated
at zero per cent. Am / eligible for
the permanent CT insurance avail.
able to disabled Korean veterans?
Or must have q disability rated
at 10 per cent or more?
A. You may be eligible for the
permanent Korean CT insurance
even though your service-connected
disability is rated at zero per cent.
@. I am planning to 60 to school
under the Korean CT Bill, and !
want to list my mother and father
as dependents for CT allowance
purposes. Their only income is a
disability compensation check my
father, a World War I veteran, re-
ceives each month. Other than
that, / have been supporting them.
Would those compensation pay
ments bar me from declaring them
as dependents?
A. No. VA compensation may be
disregarded in determining de-
pendency of your mother and
father. So long as they do not have
any other income sufficient to pro-
vide reasonable maintenance, you
would be permitted to count them
as your dependents.
VETERANS living in Key West,
who wish further information about
their benefits should contact the
VA office at Room 104, Federal
Building).
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29
Auto Wreck Is
Just Routine For
Football PLAYER

HOLLYWOOD TIA 16-year-old
prep school football player rode
his auto off a 200. foot cliff on Holly
woods Mulholland Drive Fri
day, walked out of the wreckage
and showed up with his team for
a game that night.
The youth, Barry Burr of nearby
StudiV City, told investigating of
ficers the plunge was "old stuff
for him. He said he had similar
escape last summer while picking
mistletoe in the mountains. He said
he plunged from a 50-foot cliff aud
escaped injury.
Fridays mishap occurred
when a door of his car swung open
and his passenger, Larry Bay of
North Hollywood, fell out. Burr
reached to help him and lost con-
troll of the auto. Next thing he knew
he was at the bottom of the chasm.
He climbed to the top. He is a
tackle on the Harvard School
team, which played Hawthorne.
Bay, who didn't 60 over the cliff,
suffered only brush burns.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29
Hal Boyle
Says

NEW YORK R-- Madame DRY
Roederer is the kind of widow that
bachelors dream of meeting.
She is blonde, hazel-eyed, warm
hearted and highly cultured. She
has a mellow, mature beauty that
French ladies achieve and wear
so well in their middle years. She
also has a fine, well-developed
sense of humor.
THAT sounds all right--so far
as 1t goes" cautious bachelor
might admit. "But to be really
ideal she ought also to own liquor
store. Does She?"
No, Nine. Roederer doesn't own
a liquor store. This must be ad-
mitted. But, on the other hand,
she does have something just as
g0od-five million bottles of cham
pagne. She also has a stable of
120 trotters, and her horses in re-
cent years have been among the
biggest money winners in France.
Since the death of her husband
In 1882, this pert and vivacious
widow has successfully managed
the champagne firm of Louis
Roederer of Reims and the famous
harness racers of "The Stables of
the Red Earth"
Nine. Roederer is no figurehead
in the 1S9-year old champagne firm
which ships its vintage products
to the courts of Sweden, Denmark,
Norway, Ethiopia, Greece and
Britain.
81 have given this business my
whole heart" she said. 81 had
learned it year by year, and step
by step, while my husband was
alive"
In the firms 3l5 miles Of caves
at Reims are stored five million
bottles of champagne, none Of
which is sold until it is at least
five years old.
Nine. Roederer, who can taste
and accurately name the major
brands of champagne while blind
folded, gives the final voice in the
selection of a cuvee, the blending
of 1000 choice casks before the
actual bottling.
''It is an important decision, -
she said. "For the wine decided
upon that day won't be drunk
until five years later"
She has found that being wom-
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29

Some unknown person was kind
enough to give me several issues
of The Chattanooga Times with
stories of the November IS game.
George Short, The Times sport
writer, must not have submitted
his copy to the Key West Chamb-
er of Commerce before sending it
in. Moreover, I'm inclined to think
that he was rather partial to his
own hometown. 80.
Says Short: "A crowd of 4,470
paying customers, many of them
dressed in shorts, watched in 49,
degree weather. )"
"The game was in jersey-drench-
ing humidity despite variable Gulf
breezes. -
"The weakened condition of sew
eral other players through the
change in drinking water. -
Those three descriptive quotes
are enough to give you an idea of
the general trend of Shorts expla-
nation as to why Chattanooga did
not win the game. I
Incidentally, I'll agree with him
on the drinking water excuse.
Most Key Westers can't stomach
the stuff either. Maybe that's why
we have so many gin mills
Sunday Column
In a feature column running on
Sunday, Nov. 81, Short give Key
West a little more publicity - he
tells about the heavy rain; men,
tions that local health authorities
had to fight a possible contamina-
ton of the water supply and an i'm
pending outbreak of disease.bear-
ing mosquitoes; says that reports
have it that MARSHA PAWN, film
star). was chased by an eight-foot
tiger shark while swimming at the
Casa Marina beach.
Tisk! Tiskl Why are we paying
Harold Laubscher if he is going
to allow these kinds of stories to
be published in Chattanooga? I
don't blame George Short for writ
ing them - nearly all newspaper
men have a yearning to write fairy
tales and will do so if they get
a chance.
Wen have to give Short credit
for a couple of explanatory para
graphs he wrote concerning the
killer shark, however. He says:
"Paramounts publicity depart
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29

an is no handicap in operating q
champagne firm.
mot at ALL" she said. ION the
contrary, it is an advantage" Then
she smiled archly and added, but
here one must be careful what one
says"
She spends the week at Reims,
the weekends in Paris, where she
takes an active role in selling her
champagne to the top restaurants
and nightclubs in the French
capital.
Her interest in the export busi-
ness brought her here for her first
tour of America, just completed.
She was accompanied by her som
in-law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
Claude Rouzaud, and the doctors
brother, Andre Rouzaud, who, at
IS, is managing director of the
champagne firm.
Nine. Roederer found San Fran
cisco the most European-looking
OF American cities. She was sched.
uled to tour some California vine.
yards, but became too fatigued.
Asked how California champagne
compared with her own product,
she hesitated and Andre Rouzaud
broke in automatically:
Unfortunately, she didn't get to
taste any"
New York City impressed Nine.
Roederer with it's massive organ
ization.'
Everything is so well prepared
and done exactly on time. Here
you know what has to be done -
and you do it. In Paris we allow
for a little more Improvisation in
living"
AS souvenirs of her journey she
is bringing back blue jeans for
her four grandchildren. Hopalong
Cassidy, it seems, is now galloping
through France, too.
Nine. Roederer also was cheered
by pleasant news from home.
1.-TWO of my. horses have won
races while | was away" she said.
P.S. to American bachelors:
Please don't write and ask me
how to get in touch with Nine.
Roederer. By the time you read
this she'll be on her way back to
those 1883, ,s99 bottles of cham
pagne (she gave me bottle) and
her 120 horses.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29
|Britons Plan Gala Honors For Churchill

LONDON R-Britons are PLAN
ming one of their biggest displays
of public affection ever seen in
these normally reserved islands
for Winston Churchill on his SOth
birthday tomorrow.
His health viii be drunk in pubs
and clubs throughout Britain. The
two houses. of Parliament will join
in a session of tribute.
There will be gifts for the
doughty old Prime Minister
ranging from a few tea leaves to
check for something like a mil
lion pounds. This $2,800, 900, to be
spent as Churchill pleases, rep
resents q worldwide shower of
donations to the Sir Winston
Churchill Birthday Presentation
fund. One guess is that Churchill
will use the money to set UP a new
international humanitarian fund.
The Prime Minister must sand
witch the festivities into busy
round Of affairs of state. The birth
day comedies with d formal open
ing of the new Parliament.
The usually late-to-bed Churchill
win start his birthday celebration
| with a special cup of tea. The tea
two spoonsful in grubby,
screwed up envelope with little
sugar - was sent to Churchill al
''the only present I can afford
by someone signing himself "Ar
Old Age Pensioner."
Organizers Of the birthday fund
said the Prime Minister, touched
by the gift, was reserving it to be
drunk in bed as an eye opener.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29
New York Banker
|Endows Position
|At Harvard Med

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, IA New
York investment banker has en-
downed professorship of medicine
at Harvard Medical School in honor
of DR.. Samuel e. Levine, onetime
Boston newsboy, now regarded as
one of the worlds authorities in
heart diseases.
Charles E. Merrill, in making an
initial gift of $4O0, 900 to the univer-
sity to provide the major part of
the endowment, said of DR.. Levine,
"He has helped me to a great de-
gree from time to time - indeed,
/ believe he has saved my life."
DR.. Levine is clinical professor
Of medicine at Harvard. A native
of Lomza, Poland, he once sold
papers on the street of Boston and
his education at Harvard College
and Harvard Medical School was
made possible by the Old Boston
Newsboys Union.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-29
TOOTH DISEASES ARE
COMMON AS COLDS

Diseases of the teeth and their
surrounding structures may cause
serious illness and physical de-
fectS.
Dental disease affects more chill
dren and adults than any other di-
sease except the common cold.
Dental decay and diseases of the
gums and bony structures sur
rounding the teeth, when not treat
ed, are sure to result in harm to
the general health of the indivi-
dual.
In Florida last year, nearly 100
persons died of cancer of the
mouth, throat, lips and tongue.
Many of these deaths could have
been prevented if regular dental
care had been received from child
hood, because these conditions
could have been found early and
proper treatment started.
Watch your children's dental
health.