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Evening star., 1954-11-24

One look at the new '55 Ford and you'll see Wly
it's fner-why everyone's so excited about it. The
brilliant styling Of the 16 body selections bears
the distinctive mark of the Thunderbrd -Fords
new personal car that has created such sensa-
ton all over the nation. You can see the resem-
blance in Ford's new, longer, lower Silhouette
that huge wrap-around windshield-the wider,
distinctive grille everywhere you look!
New Trigger-TorqUe power from
3 new, mighty engines
Take one Test Drive and you'll discover the thrill
of lightning getaways-the safety Of split-second
passing power. For all Ford's 8 engines for '55
bring you new Trigger Torque Power-all are the
mightiest ever offered in Ford Cars There's new
162-h.p. Y-block VS. with 272 GU in. displacement
and higher (7.6 to y compression ratio. The
mighty 182-h.p. Y-block Special VS, optional with
new Speed Trigger Fordomatic, is available in
Fairlane and Station Wagon models. It has new
4-barrel carburetor, dual exhausts, 85 to COM
preston ratio. And there's also the new 12O-h.p.
I-block Six-the most modern Six in the industry.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
New Hero OF
.Bobby-Soxers
In Film Here

Tab Hunter. the newest bobby :
sox heart throb. and alluring
Dawn Addams, anybody's heart :
throb, are co-starred in a modern
day sequel to the Robert Louis
Stevenson classic, called Return
to Treasure Island" The picture,
filmed in Pathe Color, will open
Sunday at the Monroe Theatre,
through United Artists release.
Others in the cast include Por-
ter Hall, James Seay and William
COttrell.
Dawn Addams is cast as Jane
Sina Hawkins, a direct descendant
of Jim Hawkins. the hero of Ste
venson'S Treasure Island" She is
in possession of maps and records
showing just where that famous
treasure is buried A phony arch.
aeologiSt. played by Porter Hall,
nearly succeeds in tricking her in
to turning over her information to
him, but is thwarted when Tab
Hunter. the true archaeologist, ap-
pears on the scene.
Return to Treasure Island" was
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
Pix OF Kaufman,
Eating Shark
Are In Magazine

It. Charlie Kaufman, who
once ate . dead shark for Christ.
mas dinner, is pictured in the
January issue Of Popular Sci
enee Monthly.
However, the series photos do
not show 1t. Kaufman attack.
ing fhe shark with fork and knife.
The Popular Science photos
show fhe Lieutenant with q un.
derwater camera he built.
IL. Kaufman, who is stationed
in Key West, ate the old shark
at Christmas, 1852. when he was
stationed in Iceland.
The shark had been wrapped
in newspapers and buried for six
months before II was eaten. IL.
Kaufman says the dish is con.
sidered deiieaey in Iceland.
He is eating turkey this Christ.
mas.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
Linda DarneH
Heads Cast OF
Film AT Strand

This Is Ny Love" an outspo-
ken story of the Illustration, deceit
and turmoil which goes on behind
the closed doors of many an Am
e-ican- home. is announced as the
Eext attraction al the Strand
Theatre starting Sunday.
With Linda DarneIl. Rick Jason.
Dan Duryea and Faith Domergue
co-Starred, the drama of this AL
Ian Dowling RIO production is
focused on two beautiful sisters
who fall in love with the same man.
For one thing. this is her first
love affair in a life she has lived
within world of dreams.
For the other, ii is an exciting
contrast TO her existence with a
husband whom misfortune has
made bitter and distrustful.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
Woman Is Injured
In Accident Here

One woman was injured and a
local motorist faces three traffic
charges as the result of an acci-
dent Thursday at the triangle on
Roosevelt Blvd.
Police said that the injured wo-
man is Marion Nubby, -. Of the
La Concha Hotel. She was treated
al Monroe General Hospital for
scalp lacerationS and contusionS.
The accident occrred when 4
car driven by David E. Wilson, =,
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

Of 7o5 Truman Ave. collided with
vehicle operated by Charles T..
McCauley, -, a Navy man station.
ed here al the Fleet Sonar School.
Police Patrolman Bernard Waite
charged McCauley, with driving
while intoxicated. reckless driving
and causing an accident. Wilson
faces charges Of reckless driving
and no drivers license.
The pair viii be arraigned Mon.
day In city court,
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

produced and written by that IA
rOus team of eX-neWspapermen
who brought many swashbuckling
films to the screen, Aubrey Wis
berg and Jack Pollexfen. E. A. Du-
pGnt directed the picture.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

Students believe that any person
who lives long enough will have ca
taractS on his eyes, says the Better
Vision Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17

SILVER SPRING--Almost new de
luxe 2-bedrTl. apt. next to park: 4
exposures, indiv. controlled heat.
Pvt. entrance. free use Of washer and
assitor, sy 20. me- $4,000 I'll PIl Is is
s ssaiSo. sD'' IN apt. BIDS, ST. W. %.
BEpkM ~ L!y, RIM. kit, dinstss sna
|spissssa , & sssl aR saARSsifPdko, 81 s
TAkoMa ! PARK. 5000 Houston cour.
.---I-bedrm. apt. In new 6-unit
Adults only ssss sSa': ST ssasS!sn'
ANTONETTE GARDENS, D. G lin.
sci bedrm., liy. rm., dinette. kit
and hath: S75 incl. all utils. 10
s aosi Flower AVE, rakoma Pare--
Lovely new apt. in 3-unit bldg. Lse.
j., din. rm.. Kill. storage attic: 500 500.
COLLEGE PARK--Bedrm.. liy. rm.,
kit. dinette. pvt. bath; $40 mo-,
utils. incl, adults only, N pvt.
homs. Avail. Oct. l. Call WE; D.
SILVER sPRING-Two bedrms.. cool,
utils. not mol: $50. 10, 3-6SS9.
2 BEDRMS., $75-1 Blk. bus and
shopping, mr. schools. 10000 Wheat
COS SILVER SPRING AVE, Silver
Spring--3-bedrm. apt. beaut. sur
roundings; excel loo. See MR.. FORD
or call ST. 3-0550. ---l9
SPRING. bedrm. apt. in
Sligo Park, overlooking woods. New
on aec sHce seq eoet ns snse er stsrsss ana
laundry facil Free master Tv an
tenna. Adults. $50 incl. utils. Call
MRS. WHEELER. res. mgr, JU. ~
SILVER sPRING-Loveiy 2-bedrm,
2nd-f. unit, freshly painted and
clean. Large kits. picture windows
with cross ventilation. STORAGE and
laundry facil. Near schools. Free
master TV antenna. S92 incl. utils.
Call MRS. WHEELER, res. mgr. JU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
TAKoMA PARK CHOICE

TAkOMA PARK CHOICE
1-REDRM.. APIS, SfJ-$7a.50
2-BEDRM. APIS, $S7 .50-S92. 80
Large rms, utils.: parking. See mgr,
Apt. ). S515 Greenwood ave.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700
SILVER SPRING AREA-Large
bedroom apis, featuring tremen-
dous closets. incinerators on all
floors, big refrigerator with cross
top freezer. many other desirable
featues.
NEW GRADE SCHOOL ! BLOCK
SS4.50-S93.50 INCLUDES UTILS.
Dir: Out New Hampshire ave. 9
blocks past University lane. to our
right i block, left to model apart
ment.
OPEN SAT. SUN, 11-DARK
OCCUPANCY OCTOBER ON
Cali Mon. Sat. HE. 4-7733. HE. f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
apis. UkEuRNlsHEr ND.
FEATURING
BRAND-NEW

.5-cu.-f refrigerator with cross.
top freezer and door shelves: Ore.
proof and soundproof walls: every
modern convenience: S85 to Sl00.
utils incl. 1919 Piney Branch I'd.
Silver Spring, Md, Ju. 5-7lIl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-Mp.

TAKOMA PARK, Md bedrm. apt
$40 to $50. 2-bedrm. apt 500 tt
500. May use own washer. clothes.
line outdoors; storage locker. JU
5-7560 or Fulton S-7453.
R0CKVlLLE-One-b edrm. apis, liv
rm., dinette, kit. bath, screened
rear porch: near schools and shop
ping center. $65. Pc. 2-30O3.
BETHESDA-Liy: rm., dinette.. kit
2 bedrms bath. cow. to schools.
transp., shop. OIL. 4.2545. 30
1900 BLK. EAST-WEST HWY. lust
west of 18th st.-2-bedrm. tndi-
vidual dwelling unit: duplex with
pvt. front and rear entrs: cow. to
D. C husiine and shopping. viii re-
decorate. $50 per mo-. plus utils.
CALI Ma S-1921 --1S
S1I3 UNIVERSITY LANE--Large q
bedrm. apt: block to shopping
center, transp.: off-street parking:
play yard. See resident mgr. EEL
Lam CO. LIZ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
WAC Recruiter Z.
Be In Key West
Monday, Tuesday

Pvt. Frances A. Bey, WAC Re
eruiter, and M-Sgt. Henry J.. Rey-
maud, Jr., Army Recruiter, will be
in the Federal Building, this Mon.
day and Tuesday, to interview 40.
plicants for enlistment into the Ar
my.
Pvt. Bey, q native Miamian, en-
listed in the Women's Army Corps
in January Of this year, and within
eight short months, returned to
Miami to be assigned as a recruit
er for the South Florida area.
She completed her basic training
in Company A of the Women's Ar.
my Corps Center and was one N
seven selected from her unit 10
attend Leaders School where she
graduated as the outstanding trail
nee of her class. receiving the Am
erican Spirit Honor Medal.
Pvt. Bey would like to talk with
all young girls of the Key West
area who are interested in acquir-
ing information about the services
and what it has to offer them.
The Key West Recruiting Office
will be open from 10 in the morn
ing until three In the afternoon on
Monday and Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

fairs with other women. Would
that be sufficient to prove the ele-
ments of first degree murder?"
The next day, Garmone intro
duced the auburn haired hospital
technlcian's name into the pro
ceedingS by asking a panel men,
Der, have you ever heard of or
DO you know \ young lady whose
name is Susan Hayes?"
And Wednesday, Atty. Corrigan.
arguing for the privilege of cues.
tloning jurors as to their views on
extramarital sex activities, roared
In response to q prosecution OBJ
lection:
Il know they're going to bring
Susan Hayes into this courtroom. I"
Absent from the court proceed
ings was the osteopath's 6s-year.
old mother, Mrs. Richard A. Shep.
pard, who is suffering from q
heart condition.
MRS. sheppard, who said she did
not follow newspaper or television
accounts of the trial, told a report
er that eff / thought there were
anything I could do to helm.
would do it." and she added:
Il feel can do more by keepinc
my strength here at home"
Two persons who had been close
to the osteopath's murdered wife
gave reporters verbal picture OF
the young woman's earlier life that
portrayed her as somewhat intro.
verted, tense but neat, and fond
OF games and dancing.
DR.. Keith E. Weigle Jr.. a cous;r
who said he grew up near MariIvr
sheppard. recalled she lost her
motner while still a child and con.
sequently became somewhat in.
troverted" despite her popularity
He said, "she seemed to feel sht
had nobody to confide i'm
Mrs. Clarice Weeks, who went 70
nigh school with her, said she ''was
perfect lady, but not prudish .
and she liked football games,
movies, and especially dancine.
Her favorite tunes in high school
Mrs. Weeks said, were .sMusie
Maestro, Please" and Begin The
Beguine," while her favorits or.
chestra was Glenn Miller's.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
IKE GOES TO AID

NOOutluuCu HUH &&G OutJ
do the cooking as he sometimes
likes to-too many people, aides
said.
From Gettysburg, Eisenhower
will drive 20 miles to his weekend
retreat at Camp David, in the
Catoctin Mountains at Thurmont,
Md.
The President will make a ma
tionally televised and radio broad
cast address on economic affairs
at a dinner here Monday night.
He will receive the first annual
James Forrestal Memorial Medal
from the National Security Indus.
| try Assn, for his contributions to
peace and world understanding"
The association is composed OF
about 500 business firms working
with the Defense Department on
military contracts. The award is
named in honor of, the late secre-
tary of defense.
Although the talk is billed as
"nonpartisan,'' Democrats have
stressed economic issues-chiefly
unemployment as major cam
paign points.
The address will be televised by
NBC 1890 pm. EST and broadcast
by NBC and ABC Radio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
CHAMBER
CONTINUED from PAGE Onel

NNOutIuuSU tfum rage One1
les Chamber of Commerce, through
our manager who addressed their
annual meeting.
Entertained and welcomed Fu-
ture Farmers group from Sebring
Florida who week-ended in Key
West.
Navy relations
The chamber:
Welcomed Admiral Mccormick
at luncheon and saluted the Navy
upon completion Of the new Fleet
Sonar School.
Through it's Merchants Division
entered a float in the Armed For
ces parade which won a placque
as being the best In its class.
Members of the Division betrayed
expenses.
Assisted Navy officials in pub
licizing the Atlantic Fleet Softball
Tournament.
Retail division
The chambers
Retail Division sponsored and I'm.
derwrote the cost of a mammoth
bargain day celebration.
Retail Division sponsored the sec.
ond annual Easter Parade for Chill
dren.
Retail Division Committees ac-
hieved a uniform closing hour for
summer half day closing and holt
day closing.
General
The chamber:
Was represented by its manager
at Chamber Of Commerce meet
ings in Washington, Lakeland and
Tampa during the year.
Added new service for men,
beers, a mimeographed list of in.
quiries received at the office each
week.
Published new and up-to-date
Survey of Economic Conditions
/ which are used for distribution Ia
new residents and prospective visi-
tors.
Routine
The chamber:
Received 1854 letters of inuui-
ry from prospective visitors, in
vestors during the past II months.
Answered these and wrote II 800
more a total of 24,413 pieces Of
mail being mailed from the office.
interviewed a total of 1850 vi
sitors at its information desk.
Gave information to an estimat-
ed 5000 persons who telephoned
for information during the year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
football Results
BY the ASSOCIATED PRESS

~ tHE ASoS~tAtgO pNGSo
College
Miami Q Maryland 7
Tampa Is Troy State 0
High School
Miami High ~ Fort Laadexdale ]
Jacksonville jackson 6 Jacksonville
Landon o
Clearwater 20 Fort Myers o
Key West a Constance 7
st. AIMS 81 st. Patriek's IL
Lake Worth 10 Belle Glade 0
Titusville IL Mount Dora o
Madison So Greenville 0
Madison SO Greenville @
Macclenny Z Baldwin 0
Branford 10 Newberry 7
Green Cove Springs "a Jackson
vile Landon B o
Ocala 26 Perry 10
Chiefland 6 Mayo 0
Starke Columbia Is Bradford O
Fernandina Beach IS Jacksonville
Bishop Kenny Z
Palatka 80 Gainesville p. X. Yonge
8
DeLand 80 wildwood 10
Live Oak 50 Jacksonville Beach
Fletcher IS
Patterson 81 Camden o
Trenton 7 Cross City O.
Dade City 6 Winter Haven 6 (tie)
Daytona Beach Seabreeze 26 Win
ter Park IL
Kissimmee 81 Mulberry ID
St. Augustine KetterlinuS Is San
ford 0
Tavares 30 Clermont 8
st. Cloud IL Umatilla 0
Fort Meade So Sebring o
Apopka Is Eustis IL
Lake Wales 7 Plant City 6
Arcadia z Haines City o
Orlando Boone 28 Winter Garden
Lakeview 6
Cocoa 7 Leesburg 6
Fort Pierce 26 New Smyrna Beach
10
Vero Beach 10 Clewiston Is
Pahokee 60 Okeechobee 0
Seacrest Is Pompano 6
Barlow "a Wauchula Hardee :
Manatee "a Boca Ciega o
Tarpon Springs Is Brandon 0
Lake Butler 80 Williston o
Greenwood, S. C. Is Sarasota 0
Brooksville SO New Port Richey 19
Pinecrest 81 st. Pauls 6
Wimauma Is Largo Is (tie)
Turkey Creek 81 Brewster 0
Auburndale Al Avon Park IL
Melrose 80 sDunnellon IA
Tampa Plant IL st. Petersburg 6
Cedartown, Ga. 81 Panama City
Bay IL
Coral Gables 81 Daytona Beach
Mainland 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Johnson, Senate Minority
Leader, Predicts Democrats
Will Win Senate By S Seats

seats and hold an they have. ''This
viii give US q majority Of five,
plus Wayne Morse" he said.
He predicted the new seat win.
ners would be Barley in Kentucky
0'Mahoney in Wyoming, Bible in
Nevada, and Howell in New Jer.
sey.
''The Republicans have only one
issue to talk about left wingers
and it's cinch they can't sell
that, johnson said.
Look who will be committee
chairmen in a Democratic Senate
that great socialist, Harry Byrd
of Virginia, will be chairman Oh
finance. He'll replace Millikin OF
Colorado.
"Carl Hayden Of Arizona viii be
chairman of appropriations, Dick
Russell of Georgia chairman OF
the Armed Services Committee and
Walter George of Georgia chair
man Of foreign relations.
Listen to those names and fig
ure out how the Republicans think
they can sell left wing johnson
said.
"And Mcclellan of Arkansas, Is
he said, Twill send Joe Mccarthy
OF Wisconsin to the back row. in
the Government Operations Com.
mittee.
Other chairmen in Democratic
Senate, he, said, would be:
Ellender of Louisiana, agricul-
ture; Anderson Of New Mexico,
atomic energy; Fulbright of Ar
kansas, banking and currency:
Nicely of West Virginia, District
of Columbia; Murray Of Montana,
interior and insular affairs; Mag
nuson Of Washington, interstate
commerce; Kilgore of West Viz.
ginia, judiciary; Hill of Alabama,
labor; Johnston of South Carolina,
post office and civil service; Cha
veg of New Mexico, public works;
and Sparkman Of Alabama, small
business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
George McManus,
Strip Creator,
Dead AT Seventy

SANTA MONICA, Calf. Up -
Comic strip artist George Nc
Manus, whose Bringing Up Fa-
Their" became an international ia
vorite and was published in q
languages, is dead at the age of
70.
In failing health several years,
he was admitted to st. Johns Hos
pital last Thursday, suffering from
hepatitis, an infection of the liver.
He succumbed last night.
McManus started his career as
floor sweeper in the art depart
ment of the old st. Louis Republic.
Eventually he did some drawing
for that paper but one day in 1904
he took a bootblack's tip on a
horse and invested $1O0 on a 100
toll. shot that won. With his win
nings he set out for New York
and fame.
There were times in New York
when he thought he'd never make
it, and as he once said: 81 was
almost starved, but when I was
going down for the third time the
old New York World signed me
and I created the comic strips
The Newlyweds' and Let George
Do It."
McManuS signed on with the old
New York American in 1912,
worked over 40 ideas for a new
strip and finally came up with the
one that put him over-"Jiggs, 4"
of the corned beef and cabbage
crowd.
Bringing Up Father" with its
boisterous and battling characters
and the logged maggie, the wife
of JiggS, with her rampant rolling
pin, caught on Immediately in New
York and then throughout the
country as it was syndicated. The
show of the same name toured
the country IL years and radio
and televiSion shows were based
on it. A series of movies of il
was produced.
McManus had lived in nearby
Beverly Hills the last Is years.
He was as well known for his
sharp wit as for his comic strip
and was in demand as speaker.
The money that came with his
fame meant little to him. Even
when he was starting in New York
and had an offer of two jobs, he
took one that paid SIS less be.
cause it meant that his strip would
appear in his home town of st.
Louis. 1t wasn't long before this
that he was sleeping in a pari
because he had no funds.
McManus looked something like
"Jiggs," and many thought it was
an photographed character, al
least physically, but he said the
| character was patterned after
little Irish comic named Billy
Barry whom McManus knew in
his boyhood-
Surviving McManus are his wild.
ow, Florence, and . brother, Leo
H. McManus. an executive Of
King Features Syndicate, which
distributed Georges cartoons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
DETERMINED TOT
MEETS DIFFICULTIES

DENVER R-Four year old
Andrew Bennett had tough time
getting across the street Thurs
day.
Heading in the right direction to
start, he ran smack into the side
of a car driven by Edward Novak,
70.
Undaunted, he picked himself
up, started again and ran straight
into the side of q car driven by
Lloyd I. Mckinley, 43.
Total injuries: one skinned nose.
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DECISION ON NAL
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One)
very few when you consider the
thousands who roll in here by auto.
The county NAL wrangle drag
ged on from Jan. 1 to early this
month when the county moved to
evict the line from Meacham for
non payment of a $5,144 rent bill
for the first eight months of 1854.
NAL petitioned for and was
granted a temporary injunction by
Judge Lopez to stop the eviction
and to halt the county from col
Letting the so : cent fee.
The county has until Nov. s to
file an answer.
So, it would appear that Mea-
cham's future is in the hands OF
Judge Lopez and the CAA.
Maybe National will eventually
fly in and out of Meacham Airport
as the line tried to do several
months ago.
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|EnpIaasiisOn
Baptism At
|LatheranG Oh.

ecs8 ewDAo9B - n -
% es SsoAmsnt q Hnly -
On Ssnday n Ne services q -.
solp at Grace LAzAhsesn cHursA
Flssisr Avense and rsnA av,ss
Inc Rsw. Can A. SHmuefS.-,
pseW q Casce LslAarAa w -.
nyer ne sermon On - 1850
bspelsm Saves" basiag hin -.
sage On the words Of 81 Ps6w's
INST letter, Chspesr :, vspss =
chesdssa Bspfiu,A
II co0neojn wiz In msus.s
enphsss thst win be plnosd e
hoiy Bspdsm On tbs S,n3.v !.
nsnber Of childrn Of 0saes La.
eran School and Sunt3av SchooI
VIM be baptized In the nam a.
the Mhne God. Fa,A@. IN. and
Holy Ghost.
This sermon On Holy Bapeism d
one IN series Of sermons that are
beng delivered al Grace Ls1nsf,n
Church IN connection w a ceie-
bration Of Tie FESTIVAL a Reforn.-
ton, which wiz taks place = -
last Sunday q this mouGh.
Rseermesioa PsabveI
During the mouGh Of 0stpbep. NJ
month N winch TIE Reform seien
Festival fails, Ne members a
Grace LsGhsrsn CAsesh have 80
reminded Of the biessinss aat
have come to them through the
working of Gods sspvant Martin
Luther, kom ths time q tbe Racr-
nation, saeh blessings % TIE rss.
toratioa Of the Word Of God n lis
truth and purity, free from seer
stition and human ordinances and
DEGREES; the restoration a the
SacramenAs a. God Himssk Asd
given them 10 HIS Church.
These DRESSINGS are not 70 Lad
us just 10 celebrate" the Reforms-
ton, but they ought 10 get ~ TO
make these blessings q powerful
influence IN our Churches and IN
OUT Christian living.
The services Of worship at Grace
Lutheran are held each Sunday ut
$50 and HOO am. Sunday School
and Aduk Bible Class is conducted
at s:S am. The people Of the COM
munity, especially those who have
no Church home In Key West are
invited 10 worship Jesus with ~.
The schedule Of activities at
Grace Lutheran for the coming
week viii run a. follows:
Sunday, TOO pm: Family Bible
Mite; Bible study covering the LIE
of Christ. Movie: Ministry of John
the Baptist.
Monday, 7:3o pm, Parent
Teachers Get-Together; the par
ents Of the children Of Grace Luth-
eran School and kindergarten will
meet with the teachers. ~
Wednesday, 7:s0 pm: Walter
League young Peoples Society
meeting at the Church 80. Topis
Study and Social Hour.
Thursday, 1880 PM: sunday
School Teachers Meeting; prepare
ton study for the Sunday School
Lessons for the coming weeks.
Friday, 1880 Pm: Walthse
League Halloween Party.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

MRS. MARY CURRY
SWEETINC

Mrs. Mary Curry Sweetins, -
died yesterday afternoon in Ne
Monroe General Hospital after .
short illness. Funeral services wiz
be held Sunday afternoon at $50
p. m. from st. PauPs Church
where the body viii be placed at
3 p. N.
Rev. John Armfield win officiats
at the services. Lopez Funeral
Home is In charge Of arrange
ments. Burial win be In family
plot, city cemetery.
Survivors: one daughter, Miss
Mary Theodore Sweeting; fathsr,
Mr.. Rutledge Curry.
A requiem Mass was held this
morning at eight a. m, St. Pauls
Church. Mrs. Sweeting was q teach
er at Truman Elementary School
for many years.
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FILM BAN LIFTED

MANILA R - President Ramon
Magsaysay Thursday lifted the ban
on the Hollywood film viva "a
pata" and approved it for general
release throughout the Philippines.
Although shown IN Manila, it had
been banned from release in the
provinces on grounds it tended
TO create unrest"