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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
Chamber Plans
Membership Drive
During February

The Chamber Of Commerce will
conduct a membership drive in
February, it was announced today
IN Trends, chamber publication.
The Trend story says:
"You have supported the com.
munity chest in a fine manner. You
will support the March of Dimes
Drive It IS sure. But the one or.
ganization In Key West that works
solely to help business people to
operate their businesses at a pro
fit $50 they can contribute to other
worthwhile drives) is the Key
West Chamber Of Commerce. The
better it Is supported, the better
it Fan help YOU and all business
firms In the city. The chamber
must be financed properly to ear.
~ out q buSiness-gettin program. !"
The publication also asked that
anyone having q suggestion To
write to the chamber. The board
of directors. Trends said, win try
to put constructive ideas to work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
|Electronic Brain
May Replace
The Weatherman

NEW YORK R-Scientists say
they win soon be able to tell the
odds on whether it viii rain OF
snow, be hot or cold tomorrow
but it takes an electronic brain to
do it.
The new method of weather
forecasting was described yester.
day in a paper at the 127th national
meeting of the American Meteoro,
logical Society.
So far, the scientists said, they
are only processing temperature
forecasts-"five to four it viii hit
3d."
But they soon hope to be able
to say ''two to one it will rain
tomorrow" or "odds are even il
will snow"
The technique, said to work any
where in the country, was devel-
oped by DR.. Thomas F. Malone
and DR.. George Wadsworth, Mass
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
ngVeteran
COnfesses To
% ear.Old Man
Tells OF Brutal Rape
OF Neighbor Girl

LEVITTOWN, Pa. TIA young
|neighhor whose wife Is pregnant
confessed to police last night that
he shot and killed pretty 15-year,
|old Marta Gibbons because she
threatened to tell" that he raped
her.
The partly nude, near-frozer
body of the girl was discovered
Monday near a lonely lakeshore
lovers lane. Last night the arrest
was made.
State Police Sgt. Adrian McCarr
identified 22-year.old George
Capps, a veteran of the Korean
| lighting, as the. confessed killer
McCarr said Caps lured Marta
from her home, where she was
lminding her 6-year-old sister last
Friday night, drove her in his car
to nearby Curtis Lake, and there
raped her in the back seat after
ripping off part of her clothes.
Then the policeman said in dis.
closing the confession, Caps
brutally beat the girl and shot her
as she tried to run away after
threatening to tell his wife Mabel,
q, who is expecting their first
child.
Caps was charged with murder
and held without bail for a hearing
Feb. 8.
Police said Caps actually joined
in the search for Marta after her
father reported her missing Sat
urday.
Caps. an employe Of q Trenton,
Nj, wire-manufacturing firm,
lived across the street from the
victim in this planned community
Of new homes, built on the edge
OF the Fairless works of the US.
Steel Corp.
Caps and the slain girl knew
each other only casually before
Friday night, McCarr said.
McCarr said Caps told him:
On Friday night he went to a
Inelghbor's home, where Marta was
Daby-sitting. He gave her some
Information about repairs he was
making to an auto owned by
Marta's step.father, William Gour-
ley. The step-father was visiting
Marta's mother in nearby Phila-
delphia, where she is hoSpitalized
with 4 heart ailment.
The discussion was brief and
Caps soon left. Later, when Marta
had returned to her own home,
Caps showed up again and some
how lured the girl to his car.
McCarr said the arrest was
made after cartridges found in
Caps home matched a spent shell
that lay near the victims body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
Rising Coffee
Prices Will
BeProbed
Eisenhower Tells
News Conference
Of Investigation,
Other Matters

WASHINGTON R-President ri
lsenhower said today the Fedora
Trade Commission win make a full
scale investigation Of rising coffe,
prices.
The President told a news con
ference the commission Launched
a preliminary inquiry Jan. Is ant
already has discovered enough d
warrant a full investigation.
Such an inquiry, he added, L
going TO take place.
Retail prices for coffee hav,
lately jumped above 81 a pounr
and wholesalers have predicted .
further rise.
The Trade Commissions invest
cation will be aimed at deter
mining whether any laws have
been violated.
The President said the FTC
would look specifically into
charges that domestic trading In
coffee had been limited to certain
types.
At his news conference, the
President also:
/. Declared he Is backing up the
position of Secretary of State
Dulles at the Berlin Big Four con.
ference. That was in reply to q
request for comment on Soviet
Foreign Minister ". NJ. Molotov's
demand for big five pariey, in.
|cluding Red China, on world prob.
lens. Dulles rejects that idea.
2. Said his associates at the
Capitol tell him they still are hope
Ifm a compromise on the contro.
|verSial Bricker treaty-powel
amendment can be worked out.
3. Discussed the distinction, az
he sees it, between the policies
of his administration and the ''New
Deal" Of the preceding Demo.
cratic administrations. He said his
administration is politically liberal
in dealing with individuals and
conservative In dealing with eco
|nomic and monetary matters.
A major difference can be cited,
he added, simply by taking q look
at the budget which he said shows
his administration is reducin 6
spending and that his predeces-
|sors went further and further into
debt.
4. Asserted that Rep. Condor
(D-CwliD has every right to clear
himself Of charges Of subversion.
Condor last year was refused per.
mission to view atomic tests be
cause Of information the Atomic
Energy Commission said II had re-
|ceiyed about him. The congress
man has denied that he is or ever
has been Communist or a sym.
pathizer. He Is being given a hear.
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
Barbara Gibson Offers Varied
Program For Tonight's Concert
Concert Assn.
Presents End
In 1854 Series
OF Program

Miss Barbara Gibson, young col
oratura soprano who has enjoyet
q phenomenal rise to fame ON the
nations concert stages win appear
tonight In the second Of ibis sea.
sons Community Ccacerfr snshS
Convent Auditcriirn 81 $50 3. n,
The performance L open only "a
G Community Concert Association
subscribers.
Miss Gibson, already famlllss
to The nations radio listeners
after her debut on HE Telephone
Hour In 1919. has appeared with
mo Sen Francisco opera Com.
pany and with the NBc sym,
phony Orchestra under Tose amin.
She returned recently from Eu
rope where she studied under 4
FHlbright scholarship.
Miss Gibson's program tonigh,
viii run the gamut from operate
favorites to Ravel and Rachman.
inoff.
She viii open her concert with
the aria, Una voce POGO ia, one d
the most popular for coloraturs
sopranos, from RosSini's Barber d
Seville.
Three songs, the Pastorale, by
Carey, My Lovely Celia, by Munro
and Bishops 10, Here the Gentle
Lark win follow.
Fernando Obradors' Dos Can.
tares Popiilares Is listed next. fol,
lowed by the Joaquin Min "Grana.
dina" and Ravel's Habanera.
Miss Gibson win then offer the
Fire Aria from the Ravel opera.
ballet L'Enfant ct les Sortleges.
The Bell Song from Delibes' LAX.
me viii precede the intermission.
Next, she has programmed Med.
ter's Waltz, Rachmaninoff's The
Answer and Songs Of Grusia and
G retchaninoff's Snowdrop.
Miss Gibson viii close her pro.
gram with The Blue Danube BY
]. Strauss-Liebling.
Warner Hardman b Miss Glib.
sons accompianiSt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
Key West To
Be Saluted
Nationally
Harvcys Set
Winter Haven
Trip For Show

Mayor and Mrs. C. B. Harvey
WI b guests next Tuesday when
Q continent-wide salute to Key
West Il broadcast from Winter
Haven as : feature Of the Ladies
Fair" radio show, II was announced
today By Tom Moore, master Of
ceremonies Of the audience par
ticipation show.
The city's chief executive, Mrs.
Harvey and their son, C. B., Jr.,
viii motor TO Winter Haven for the
show which VIII be broadcast To-
caily over station WKWF.
Meore said his salute 80 Key
West would feature The many 81.
sraeiicns q Hills section o. HE
state. appealing 10 northern pso-
pie 70 wish He area on their
winter vacations tals yesF.
SIN our many years Of broad
casting Ladies Fair" and talking
10 thousands OF people about Flor.
ida We have found that many Of
our visitors make up their minds
70 come to the Sunshine State On
the spur Of the moment and when
they leave home have no pa4icu-
Lar destination In mind, welcoming
suggestions Of what to see and
where to GO" Moore said.
Through his broadcast word PIC.
lures Of various communities over
the state Moore hopes to create
an interest In seeing the particular
area he describes.
The Ladies FAIR show broad
cast over the Mutual Broadcasting
Systems 555-station network and
reaching into Canada, Is heard
each day. Monday through Friday
at 2:3O p. m, EST. The radio
feature Is recorded each day, Mon
day thru Friday, for later broad
cast and In saluting this commun-
ity Moore VIII invite residents and
visitors alike to attend the show
with warmups starting at 1880
q. m, In the big Nora Mayo audi
forum Of the Florida Citrus Build.
ing in Winter Haven. Unlike other
network shows, no tickets are re-
quired because OF the 1000 plus
seating capacity Of the auditorium.
For the past several weeks LA
dies Fair" has been plugging the
1854 Florida Citrus Exposition
which opens at Winner Haven on
Feb. Is for six days, inviting Flor
ida girls to enter the 1854 beauty
contest which this year viii be-
stow the dual title Of FLORIDA Cit.
rus Queen" and Miss Florida" on
the winner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
Roberts Fined $500 In City Court
Then jailed On New Charge TUESDAY,
Couple Found Guilty On 4 Charges
Each As Result Of Bra,oI Jan. 2Oth

w. H. Bob" Roberts. who was fined total of 5000
when ne was found guilty four charges City Cour.
Tuesday faces added woe as the result of his ar
rest charge that he failed to register as felon with
the Sheriff's Department
Roberts was served with warrant by Sheriff's
Deputy shortly after he adudged guilty by Munich
pal Judge Enrique Esquinado Jr on charges of disturb.
ing the peace, being drunk and disordery using pro
family and resisting arrest Roberts wife Jeanette was
found guilty on identical charges and fined the same
amount Court costs brought their total fines 10 sA1o
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
6 Haze Qualified
For Aqueduct
Commission Jobs

Six men have qualified %
candidates for HE Feb. % sIse.
fion TO The Florida Keys Aqvs.
duct District Commission.
They are Harry IA. Baker,
Navy yard fire chief: Laurie
Roberts, former police captain;
N. !. Rodriguez. apartment
manager; Alan Hampton, gas
company smploye; Anthony VI
char. Navy smploye: and VIII
liam Freeman, clerk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
Dulles Urges
OF
Red Proposal
''Big So Meeting
Suggestion Is
Rejected By
France, Britain
BY JOHN N. HlcnToWER

DEhAA4N Ml--OSCIEtdEy OF STATE
Dulles urged the Berlin Conference
today to skip over action on Rus.
sia's proposal for a meeting with
Communist China and come TO
grips Immediately with the prob
lens of German unification and
European security.
Dulles declared the Soviet de-
mand for five-power conference
including the Peiping government
lis primarily a device to attempt
to secure for that regime a posi-
ton In the councils of the world
which it has not earned or had
accorded to it by the international
community generally includ-
ing the United Nations"
Certainly" he emphatically de-
clared, 'this four-power confer
ence is not the place to decide
that matter"
Britain's Foreign Secretary Eden
and Frances Foreign Minister
Bidault concurred with Dulles on
the rejection of the Soviet proposal.
After they spoke, Molotov-whoI
had declined to start the debate
on his own proposal-replied in a |
long statement which Western
authorities described as contend
ing the Big Five conference is /
urgent and should tackle the fol.
lowing issues:
l. Military questions such as
disarmament and reduction of
forces.
2. General relaxation of world
tensions, including an examination
Of causes of tensions, and specifi-
cally an improvement In relations
with Communist China,
8. Economic questions. hi 4hiS |.
scssiies' Ton, he n = the { - hat
be thought 1t abnormal that SOOI
million Chinese and Russians and
others In the Communist sphere
should be cut off frnm fuller trade
contacts with the rest of the world. /
Molotov had submitted to the
conferences second session yes
terday q formal resolution calling
. five-power meeting in May or
June. The United States had al |
ready rejected the whole concept
But it also had accepted. along /
with Britain and France, a Russian |
sponsored agenda which put the
tive-power proposal as the first.
item Of business beginning in the
third session today. i
Half an hour after this after.
Moons meeting got under way AS.
sistant Secretary of State
handed to reporters a
text of the Dulles statement which
re-emphasized the American posi-
don and declared sit would be
wrong If, having come together for
the first time in five years we
should fritter away our time in
discussing whether and how to set i
up a new conference rather than
In dealing with the substantive
roblems-Germany and Austria
which the world expects us to
solve"
1.-THE United States therefore
proposes" Dulles said, s'that we
should take no action on the first
agenda item-the five-power con.
Ierence-and pass on to the second
germany and European security
and third-Austrian independ.
ence. II
IF We can solve these two prob. II
lens. then, and then only, can we
stand before the world as CAPABLE
Of assuming other and heavier
tasks. Then there viii be opened,
up vistas of new hope"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19

Clllispie and others.
The CWCA Travel Club is car
rying so members TO tour the
state Of California. There were
many applications that could not
be accepted on this tour, be-
cause OF accommodations.
Miss Patricia Foster Of Am
hersiburg. Ontario. was vale
dictorian Of her class upon
graduation from Sarnis Gen.
eral Hospital. She was awarded
a prize for Professional Abil-
iiY" by the Canadian Nurse Of
General Hospital. Miss Foster
was the only colored in her
class.
The Stitch and Chat Club gave
q birthday party al the home OF
Mrs Mamie Warwick. All Of the
Rub members received beautiful
gifts, thus ending the club year
Until September
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
MODEL AIRPLANE
CONTEST

The annual model airplane
meet of the Michigan State
Exchange Clubs will be held
Sunday. June %, beginning
at 800 am. at the Ford Test
Track, lakewood Blvd. in
Dearborn. The program is
conducted by the Depart
ment of Parks and Recrea-
ton in cooperation with the
Detroit News. the Ford Mo-
tor Company. and Pan Amer
lean World Airlines.
The entire meet is sane
toned by the Academy Of
Model Aeronautics and their
1854 official model aircraft
regulations will apply to all
events. Only residents Of the
state Of Michigan are eligi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19

With the Rev. A. A. Banks. Jr..
chairman. presiding during the
luncheon, plans for an action
program and cooperation were
pledged by Jack Surrell OF
WxYZ; Leroy White. 10 Rae
and Bristoe Bryant. all Of
WJLB.
This committee seeks TO de-
velop an action program for the
protection of children and young
people. divided into three chief
parts:
| Encourage citizens to urge
more adequate police and court
control Of older youths and adults
who carry and use deadly wea-
pons;
2. Point up to governmental
and private agencies the need for
increased recreational facilities in
the Central and North Woodward
areas:
3. Develop ways in which the
community may offer better
ccunseling and guidance to youth,
Recognizing the large audience
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
BRIDE ELECT CAUGHT IN
WHIRL OF FESTIVITIES

Miss Gloria jefferson was given
miscellaneous shower Thurs
day az the home Of Mrs. Cordelia
Goldsby on American ave. with
group Of friends playing bridge.
Miss Jefferson wore a blue Shan
tang dress with beige hat, purse
and shoes. Blue and white was
the color scheme and was arts
tically carried out by the host
esses Misses Gloria Boswell,
Jane freeman, Rachel Jefferson,
and Louise Adams.
Awards were given 10 Miss
Josephine Hayden. Naomi Jerry
and Margaret Brown.
AT the beautiful home OF Miss
Bessie Lowry on Edison ave.
Saturday, Miss Gloria jefferson
tbrlde elect, was honored with a
personal shower by Misses Doro-
thy Coleman. MeSsie Lowry and
Mrs. Jessie Stewart.
Vases OF roses and stephanotis
were seen here and there carry
ing out the color scheme OF green
and white. The quiz game fur
nished much amusement for the
CONTINUED On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
n CARD PARTY

Inc ladies of the Naci-
ina Club are joining hands
IN the ladies of st. Antoine
EMCA in sponsoring a bene-
~ card party-Saturday.
pune 26. 500 pm.
ne party will be held at
IL Nacirema Club with the
proceeds going to the World
E yrvlce Program of tn e
MCA. William l.. Summers
n 4, co,ordinating chairman for
"e TWO groups. He is ably
|ssslSted by Nacirema Com
|,W wI,ee ladies': Mesdames t:
els Yancy, Hancock. Lev
Brown, Mile Brown. lie
rand and Summers. YMCA
ommlttee ladies are; Mes.
Esames: May. Comes. Mat
news s,, Horton and Dudley.
me ladies are bent on
|,nIaklng this affair tops for
ave season. Many beautiful
s s;. and useful prizes will be
r n.sa away to the partici-
s"n%: For tickets. contact
""y Nacirema or st. Antoine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19

BILE to participate in one Of
the three age divisions: Jun
Tor (under l6). Senior lover
Is but less than 2l) and
Open (2l and over).
Events scheduled are the
Free Flight Cloth rubber and
gas powered). PAA Load,
Radio Control and Control
Line Speed, Stunt and Com
bat.
The public is invited to at
tend and there is no admis-
sion charge. Additional in
formation may be obtained
from contest director Frank
Sposite at Valley 2-1590.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Unique Umbrella
Wedding Held

Lowell Lock Ewalt. Con-
stance Smith, Betty Griffin,
Valarie Smith. Alice Light
foot, Zelma Lightfoot, and
matron of honor Conchita
Marison, carrying umbrellas
filed with sweetheart roses.
and wearing pink ruffled
net waltz-length gowns, pre-
coded Albreta Lightfoot up
the aisle of st. John Presby-
terrain Church on last Satur-
day: whose marriage to
DEMPSEY Bailey was at a
candlelight ceremony.
The bride, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gerocia Lightfoot
Of Atchison Avenue. wore
Rose Point Imported lace
over satin and capel train.
The groom asked Charles
Waugh Of Muskegon, Mich.
to be his best man.
Ushers were Jessie Light
foot, James Williams, lsa-
dore Baker. Rufus Baker,
James Lightfoot and Calvin
Banks.
The ring-bearer, nephew
of the bride. Ronald Cope
land.
Tiny flower girls-Linda
Copeland and Barbara AL
len.
The reception was held in
palms of YWCA. Scores of
Detroiters attended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
THE MoFFETs BIRTHDAY
PARTY

Father and Mrs. Malcolm Dade
gave their daughter Margaret
birthday party Saturday after
noon at Page Hall, inviting many
little Muffets' in 10 share so
much fun and all the nice things
To eat
Mural Phillips. a ST. Louis
University student. has been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19

young people
Each made suggestions on how
a better plan for youth might be
carried out. and promised sup
port To the committee and ex-
pressed hope that increased ef-
forts by the community on behalf
of youth would bring success
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Radio Personalities to
Curb Rowdy7sm

Radio personalities OF two Detroit mapped plans
Lat youth owdym through their programs Planning
Subcommittee the Mayors Committee
Lucy Thurman last Wednesday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19

Rev John Miles is visiting in
Chattanooga. Tenn, and was hap
PLY surprised Friday night by
members of the Congregational
Church with a birthday party on
the lawn of Mrs. Louise Hawkins
Settles. Rev. Miles is a former
pastor OF that church.
Hugh c.. Robinson, Leroy c.
Turner and Ronald 3. Lee we're
graduated from West Point Mill
tary Academy.
Mr.. Russell Cloud OF Los
Angeles is returning home at
ter an extended stay here with
his daughter. Mrs. Pauline Riv-
ers and other relatives. Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Frazier gave a dinner party for
him and Sunday night Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Martin gave a stag. II
was happy get together for
all.
BRUNCH
Mrs. Violet T. Lewis was host
ess TO brunch last Sunday
morning al her luxurious home
hOnOring Mr.. COrtez Peters. VINO
has the distinction Of being the
fastest typewriter operator in the
world. He is demonstrating his
art in the Norihlawn Business
Center.
Those present were Mrs Irene
Watts, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Har-
rison. Mr. Jesse L. Holiday, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Ponders. Miss
Louise Carr and Mrs. Marjorie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19

"
ing the Program Office of st.
Antoine YMCA, Woodward
2-21400.
YWCA NOTES
Two delegations will leave
Detroit this weekend to rep
resent this city's YWCA at
state and regional confer
ences.
Gerry DeNering. young
adults director, will accom-
pany delegation of four
young women to conference
of young adults of the
YWCA central region at For
est Beach Camp, New Buffa-
10, Mich, June 1926.
Meeting with more than a
hundred other young women
from IL states-Michigan,
Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, In
diana, Missouri, Iowa, Colo
RADIO, North and South Da-
kota, and MINES ota-t h e
delegates will take part in a
program based on the theme,
Courage to be-"
During the same period
June 20-26-Eight Detroit
Y-Teens, accompanied by
Y-Teen directors Ilene Mar
tin and Ruth Hammersmith,
will attend a state Y-Teen
conference at Camp Tyrone,
Michigan. Theme of this
conference will be IF you
don't know where you're go
ing, any road will take you"
Guest speakers will be DR..
Morton J. Sobel, of the An
ti-Defamation League of
B'nai Birth. Detroit, and DR..
Glenn M. Frye, assistant to
the Bishop of the Methodist
Church of Detroit. DR.. Sobel
will speak on Responsible
ity to Ones Community,
and DR.. Frye will discuss.
Responsibility to Ones
Self"
Free time activities at both
conferences will include ten
mis-, badminton and swim
ming.
Square and folk dancing,
with Tom Morton of Inter
national Institute as caller,
are planned by the Cosmo-
politan Club of Central
Branch YWCA for Saturday
night, June 10.
This will be the first of
monthly square dances to be
held by the Cosmopolitans
during the summer.
VOCAL ADDITIONS
Deadline for entries in the
Belle Isle vocal additions 10
Saturday (June l9), the De-
partment of Parks and Re-
creation announced this
week.
The contest seeks De-
troit's ten best unknown
amateur singers, between is
and 20 years old, to give
them a chance to demon
strate their talents before
large audiences.
The top winner will make
a solo appearance with the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
and the remaining nine win
ners will appear with the
Belle Isle band concerts this
summer.
Preliminary additions be-
gin June &c at the Detroit
Conservatory of Music.
Applications may be OBJ
tanned by writing to Vocal
Additions, Department Of
Parks and Recreation, 3rd
floor Criswold Building, De-
troll 1C ~ ~ ~.ll.no VNO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
INCA SQUARE DANCE

lhe Young Adults of St.
n,olne YMCA are having
en Summer Barn Dance
1iday evening, June
TO- oj5 East Elizabeth. John
t-ew'' popular square dance
f'. u, will be in charge.
mere will also be social
fEahclng during the evening.
[Or those who do not know
LOW TO Square Dance. Mr..
'SwlS can teach them in a
lew short lessons.