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DIR. VIM. W. DEMERPTT
is ASST. DEAN OF
DENTISTRY Atm. C.

Robert House, chancellor Of the
University of North Carolina, has
announced the appointment by the
Board of Trustees, of DR.. william
W. Demeritt to the position Of as
sistant Dean of the School of Den
tistry.
DR.. Demeritt win also retain his
position as professor and head of
the Children's Department.
The new assistant dean is the
son of Mrs. william Demerritt, $50
Fleming St., and the late Captain
William Demeritt.
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Lady Sea Captain Sees
Hope In Latin America
Suggests More
Aid There As
Solution To
Red Problem,
BY IlM cosB

"It's not too late to win
the friendship of our Latin
American neighbors and av-
ert the threat of communist
infiltration in the western
hemisphere"
That was the comment today Of
Mrs. Hernia c. Parker, one OF
the few American women sea cap
tains, who put into Key West
aboard her 90-foot freighter, the
Iceland.
The vessel came here for repairs
to its pumps which broke down
during a voyage from Miami to
Puerto Cruz, Honduras. Mrs. Park
er is also the owner Of the ship
engaged in freight shipping in the
Caribbean.
Experienced Sailor
Captain Parker who had been
plying the seas for some years,
holds that this country can ease
the thorny Latin American situa-
ton, which has been brought to
a head with the reports of Com
munist sponsored arms shipments
to Guatemala, by promoting closer
relations with South and Central
American countries.
She hlames q pitifully low stand
ard Of living in some Of those
countries for the present situation.
IF we can give those countries
the benefit of our knowledge and
promote a free interchange of int
formation particularly agricul-
tural information we can win
them over" commented Captain
Parker.
Living Standard Compared
She pointed out that many Of
the countries in question have a
very low standard of living-large-
ly because they have never had
the opportunity of exploiting their
resources-largely agricultural.
"Many of those people plough
their fields with crooked stick
and pay for a crop" she said.
"But if we could 60 in there and
show them how to adapt their
crops to the soil and increase their
standard Of living, we wouldn't
have the perilous situation we do
now"
"People with empty stomachs
are ready for anything-that's why
the Communists have been so sue
cessful in Latin America" she
commented.
Insight Gained
CAPTAIN Parker gained her in
sight into the Latin American
situation during a sea.going career
that started before World War II
and that has seen her shipping on
vessels travelling throughout the
area.
The Icefield, a Aston wooden
freighter built in Nova Scotia,
however, is the first vessel she
has ever owned.
Her husband, Henry B. Parker,
serves as. chief engineer aboard
CONTINUED on Page TWo)
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York assignment for Shine. 4
Colin, chief counsel for the
Me- arthy Investigating SUBJ
committee, was on the stand
for more cross-examination
in the oath day of the Army
Mccarthy hearings.
Special Counsel Ray H. Jenkins
recalled Adams testimony that
from Nov. IS to Dec. 8, Cohn re-
peatedly tried to get Schine as
signed to the New York area.
Schine, wealthy young New York
er, had been a Mccarthy subcom-
mittee consultant before he was
drafted into the Army Nov. 3. The
Army accuses Mccarthy and Cohn
of improper pressure for favors for
Schine. The Mccarthy camp coun.
ter-charges the Army used Schine
to try to "blackmail'' tie SUBJ
committee into dropping its inves-
tigation of the Army.
True Or False"
jenkins wanted To know il
Adams testimony about the Nov.
1S-Dec. 8 period was "true or
false"
Cohn declined to use either word,
but he said Adams was ''quite
mistaken.
The 27-year-old Mccarthy sub
tcommittee counsel said Schine's
status was discussed only ''infre-
quently" during that period. COIN
said Adams at that time never in-
Dictated he felt he was being abused
about Schine.
And, Cohn said, from his men,
DRY of his conversations with
Adams, "no reasonable person"
would say Adams had been abused.
Cohn also denied charge by
Adams that the Mccarthy subcom-
mittee shifted its hearings from
New York to Washington on Dec.
SO because a newspaper strike in
New York City would prevent the
subcommittee from getting pub
licity.
Note In Record
Cohn put in the record note he
said had been handed him saying
the strike was not under way on
Dec. SO. The strike ended Dec. 9.
Mccarthy broke in to say if
there was anything improper about
shifting the hearings, 81 was the
man at fault" Mccarthy said he
would be glad to explain why the
hearings were held here.
This drew rebuke from Chair
man Mundt (R-SD), who declared
Continued OF Page Two)
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Four more accidents were re-
ported in Key West since the
last time the traffic box score
was presented. These, like
most accidents, resulted from
someone violating a traffic law.
AS far as the deaths go, the
city is still keeping its record.
However as soon as the sewer
people finish on Won Phister
Street a traffic death may
come from the speedsters who
use the Justified street, for q
race track because the police
are usually on Flagler Avenue.
When you speed on any Of
Key Vests back streets you're
asking for trouble because most
of the corners are blind and
very few people observe the
stop signs.
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Cphn Denies Asking NY.
Assignment For Schine
Mccarthy Aide Disputes Testimony
Of Army Sec'y, Army Counsellor

WASHINGTON (AP) = Roy M. Cohn denied today
asking that Pvt G. David Shine be assigned to the
New York disputng testimony from both Secre-
tary of the Army Stevens and Army Counsellor John Adj
ans
Cohen insisted Adams was "quite mistaken in de-
carng that Cohn exerted extreme pressure to ge New
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For Quick Communication.
Use CLASSIFIED Adsl You'll
reoch buyers ond sellers
tenunts or workers. =. Juse
DIAL 2-S66l or 2-S662.
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KEY VESTS
TRAFFIC BOX SCORE

Properly Damage $1,000 SSs.s5s
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Because the gas man couldn't
be contacted on Sunday-there
was veritable Sorcerer's Appren-
tice done in ice instead of water.
Finally he thought of turning off
the water supply, so he wouldn't
have to sit up with the refrigera-
tor and change its cubes every
hour throughout the night! That
worked.
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Air Station Wives
Haze Luncheon
At SeapIane Pool

On Wednesday, June 8, the Of
ficers' Wives of the Naval Air Sta
ton met at the Seaplane Base
Pool for luncheon, business and a
swim.
Mrs. Richard H. Rice was elect
ed the new board representative to
the Key West Officers Wives Club
at Fl. Taylor, taking over that duty
from the very capable Mrs. Ken
meth Wheeler.
The Club welcomed its new
member, Mrs. Mark Ingraham, Jr.,
whose husband is at present a
Shoare Patrol Officer at the Ma
val Station.
The delicious luncheon was pre-.
pared and arranged by the hos
tesses for the month, Mrs. James
Cartee, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and
Mrs. o. E Billingsley
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Take Towel and Swim Suit-and
DON'T MISS THE JAYSHEES'
DANCE AND DIP-'tis a marvel.
Gus idea!
. g - . =
Hsyl Found . real buy ser
you Gamers snshvsisstsl At me
Warehouse Furniture Outlet, ~
Simonfoa there 10 IN original
$500 purchase going for Stool A
"cins" eamsra-proisesor, film
cutter and screen are included
In This pricsl
just ore Of HE many excellent
buys at This mot Old, Not Nsw''
store-for furniture, o. briek-s-
bat, o. miscellaneous HENS IN
all eatsooriss-se 10 Wsrshovss
Furniture 0vtistI
= q - u .
Loved this "a letter to Joan
from Nagano-ken, Japan was ad-
dressed. to her-proper address,
and then, key Best, Fla,
U.S.A.!" Wonderful More on this
missive later-most interesting!
e = - e z
Swimming h sure lotss fun
But II yovr hairs ssrssky from
sun
Have "ponaId'' and "Svs" tint
II for you
At thsir swell Beauty 3hsp
On Dvvsl-No. S01
= u - 6 =
Oh boy! We really hit q flock of
shops today-and believe me q
better bunch of buys you'll never
find!
This week-end-stroll about Our
Town-wander in and out of the
stores-you'n be amazed at all the
many things you need that you
can find right here, and that ID
sure a convenience, III clue you.
To all of you-Happy Times this
week-end-see thee on Tuesday
Yours for BLISSFULLY BUYING
by jeannette.-(Adv't.)
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down Duvsl and right 'en
Front. III
Once you've had some Of this
super "seafood cooking" - You'll
never forget it. and TO the visi-
fors - This Is really something
you'll fell your friends about -
A and B Lobster House!
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kEY-notes: The sand sculpture
at the County Beach-verree good
full length figure-was so realis-
tic. almost said pardon Mel"
when stepped on it!
the wonderful charcoal grills
furnished for FREE at the County
Beach. Saw many people last night
taking advantage Of the picnic
tables, the play yard-and the I'm.
surpassed scenery.
= - = =
For ballet, charm lessons and
ballroom daneins-yovr Air Con-
difioned Arthur Murray Dance
Studio. sl7h DuvaI Street has
expert instruction in ell three
fields.
Ballet for business girls Is q
means to better figures and more
sbUndanf grace and charm. Prin.
cess Nina knows This SO well,
and that is why she is now form
ing classes for the gals who work
and SO consequently. their exer-
else time is limited.
And too, for those Of you who
don't wish TO waste your social
life IS . wallfIower-phone 2.7oss
the Arthur Murray Dance stv..
die.
Q = - =E
PAST PARTICLES: Our New
York Sun Man-1S99
e.. the entire absence of any
system of sewerage, the general
health is excellent. There is con-
siderable talk of yellow fever ever
summer, but as a matter of fact
there has not been a death from
that disease since 1882. The res
taurants are worth a description.
The first essential is a site in a
by street, if possible. If that is I'M
obtainable, locate on the corner
of an alley"
- -
Missed Esther Of Esther and
Bills" up al I'll DuvaI Street.
Love this shop, cause one tiny
part Of II is . Pawn Shop-reai
convenient TO buy things here.
Am kidding, Of eourse-(thers
Is Pawn Shop there, fhovsh!)-
but not about the excellent mems
wear items shirts and trousers
also, for boys TOO. To the yovng
men: have you bought ore Of
those snappY "BoIero" ties for
H.00. Go look at them really
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different and "ovf Of this world"
And for the sirls-shorts and
pedal pvshers galore. For popv.
lar priced clothing needs for
women. men and ehildrsn-1o 10
Esther and Bills Ill DvvaI
Street. And that address means
You won't be gambling on any
Of the buys found herel
= = - . =
Finally found the names Of the
nurses who were promoted In rank
to Junior Grade-Mary Carmich-
ael, Flo Smalling and Mary Joan
MeckleI
- - 9 =
Saw .. dropped egg lyss, .
fresh one) at my Friendly Fsvs.
to's Food Palace. So Fleming
and took one look srovnd-and
promptly decided they had done
fhs same thing TO their priessl
SMASH
IT'S q matter Of simple arith-
mefie to realize how much you
SAVE at FAUSTo'S cause this
weekend HE Dollar reisns sv-
premel JUST divide HE number
Of cans you get into q DOLLARS
And, remember - This is their
regular stock Of quality brsndsl
So, load The lsrdsr, stock the
shelves with the STUPENDoUs.
TREMENDOUS GROCERY saw
.INCs at Friendly Favste'sl Dvrn
near fsintedLiUst saw BUTTER
at sec a POUNDS imagined
Hey don't forget - for those
who have frsszsrs-or are plan
ming 70 buy an Amsns Freezer
at Home Appliance twhsrs this
YOU can dol)-Fsvsso's are now
selling and cutting hunks Of meat
wholesale - y'know "a quarter.
half, ete.l
= = - = =
Tomorrow night at the Key
Wester-something which sound.
like great fun will happen. The
Jayshees' Swim Dance!
Tickets on sale at the Cuba Shop
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Thompson-Arango
Rites On Sunday

Miss Jennie Arrange and Gary
Thompson will be married on Sun
day, June Is at six O'Clock in the
evening at st. Mary's Star of the
Sea Catholic Church.
A reception will be held imme-
diately following the ceremony at
the Elks Club auditorium.
No formal invitations have been
issued, and relatives and friends of
the young couple are cordially in
vited to be present at the cere-
mony and the reception.
Miss Arrange is the daughter of
Mrs. Antonio Arrange of 8O7 White
head Street, and the late Mr.. Ar
ango. Her fiance is the son of Mrs.
Reynold Thompson of lib Grin
nell Street, and the late Mr..
Thompson.
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worn with white accessories. Her
corsage was of orchids.
The groom's mother wore q
white linen dress with red acces.
series and also wore an orchid cor.
sage. n
A reception was held for two
hundred and fifty guests imme.
dlately following the ceremony.
The BRIDES table was decorated
with pink gladioli and centered
with a beautifully decorated wed.
ding cake.
Mrs. Alice Gates, Mrs. Mispah
Pierce, Mrs. Pola Gomez, Will Go.
mez, Henry Ogden and N. Diaz
assisted with the serving.
Mrs. Esperdy attended the Con-
vent of Mary Immaculate. The
groom graduated from Key West
High School in 1851, and attended
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the Florida State University where
he pledged Phi Kappa Tau. He en-.
tered the Air Force in October
1852. He is now stationed at Fran
els E. Warren Air Force Base,
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
After spending some time with
their guests, the young couple left
for a tour of the Florida Keys,
returning to Key West for the gra-
duation exercises, and then left for
Cheyenne where they will make
their home while Cpl. Esperdy is
stationed there.
Mrs. Esperdy Travelled In q pink
linen suit with white accessories
and an orchid corsaRe.
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Little School To Have
Graduation Exercises :

Relatives and friends of the kim
dergarten class at the Little School
TT Eaton Street, are cordially in
vited to attend their graduation to-
morrow afternoon.
The exercises will be held ut the
Harris Elementary School Auditor
ium at 500 p. m.
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The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
Rachel Sanchez, 1910 Duval Street.
Cpl. Esperdy's parents are Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Fernandez, Jr.. of
SO1 Virginia Street.
Mrs. Sanchez. the brides moth
er, was dressed in lavender lace
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Julius and Lee Stones daughter,
Julie is leaving shortly on a whirl-
wind trip-hither, thither and yon,
including-first to Helen and Bob
Thielen's summer home in Chilli
mark (three guesses as to where
their winter one is!D.
Thence to Virginia Schoellkopf's
penthouse in New York-also, to
Jay and Margaret Quimby's in
Summit, New Jersey. Next on the
itinerary is Old Saybrook, Conn.
where julius sister, theodore will
be met and together they'll motor
to the Adirondacks to leave the
boys at camp.
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Travel Just brings TO mind HE
place in Our Town which does
such On excellent lob Of arranq.
ing for tickets and reservations
-Simone's Tours, SO Sovthard
Street,
Was real Interested In The Sea.
board Railroad Excursion Sps.
eiaIsl A new low eosf-sood for
thirty days-for instance. Miami
TO Washington. 2. c.-$46.4s-to
PhilsdeIphis - $ss.Ss - TO New
York-$Sl.Sll
Inssins-RoUNp TRIPS At
THESE PRicESI And-my dears
that means ths new SfrsamIin-
or which is beautiful Ssaboard
train with hospitality hours
where free coffee and orange
Juice are served
Go visiting the North via Sea-
hoardl Fast. rsstfvl. relaxing
"trip by traini And, SEE 81.
MONIES for SEABoARD TRAIN
reservsfionsI
= . - g =
Finally just before rendezvous.
ing in Columbus, Ohio at the SUIT
ton home where Nancy Stone,
Julius niece is being wed-Julie
will visit Kitsy and Ginny Mat
thews and their mother ''Vi" in
Cincinnati.
Betty Roberts, Virginia Russell,
Eloina Cato and Dora and Norma
Martinez will remember the Mat
thews girls mentioned above as
they all went to Europe last year.
It all sounds like a terrific lot
of fun, Julie-and we'll be await
ing your return to Our Town, shall
I say for rest?
= = - = -
To yov all who want That vn-
usual place 10 dine with The
accessories Of atmosphere and
view, which won't be spoiled by
q bum n,esl-by oil means, 90 TO
the A and B Lobster Hevsel 700
Front Street - very easy TO find
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Rachel Sanchez And Cpl. Esperdy
Are Married In Home Ceremony

Mis- Rachel O. Sanchez and pl Enrique Esperdy r
married at the home of the brdes mother Tuesday, June at
seven-thirty in the evening
The double ring performed Notary
dro Aquiar, the brides greatuncle. So @-<{
Giber Ogden brother the bride gave her marriage
For her wedding Mrs Esperdy chose pink chany lace baer
ina DRESS She Juiette of matching lace
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CLUB CALENDAR

Club UALENUAR
EVERY Friday
1oo-Gym Glasses for Officers Wives Bldg s. Seapane Base
7:so-Youh for Christ, POinciana Baptist Church
FRIDAY, JUNE II
.:So-Rebekah Lodge, Pythian Hall, Fleming Street
o-oroeT OF Eastern STAR Scottish Rite Temple Eaton
EVERY Sunday
200-CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House
s:So-Orden Caballeros de Ia Luz 422 Amelia St
EVERY MONDAY
1oOoGym Glass for Officers wives Bldg AZ sean,ans R.
S;Oo-Logla Mari Nro Cabaeros Mart s1s Elizabeth
s:oo-Acohoics Anonymous, Duval Street
MONDAY, JUNE u
Oo-Gold Star Mothers, vFW Home s2s Elizabeth Street
1:O-DeMoay Mothers Circle, St. Paus Parish Hall
= 7:30-WSG, WSCS Of First Methodist Church
~7:3o-WSCS Board First Methodist Church Annex
S:W-fresoy Church Exec Board at church, Street
S:WAnehor Lodge Masonic Rite Temple 53s Eaton
SW-Beta Omega, BSP sorority. Seminary Street
EVERY TUESDAY
s:0o-Ladies Day Golf Tourna ment Golf Club
soo-Thrift Shop Navy Commissary open until u noon
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Miss Sylvia Fernandez, sister of
the groom, was her only attendant.
Her blue ballerina dress was of
nylon organza, and her corsage
was of pink corsage.
The groom's uncle, Lawrence Pa
dron, was best man.
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= = -
My Red Shawl tells me that
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To yev all who want That IN
usual place 10 dine with the
accessories Of atmosphere and
view, which won't be spoiled by
. bum n,ssl-by oil means, 90 TO
the A and B Lobster Hevsel 700
Front Street - very easy to find
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Smoke longer and finer and mldsr PAIL MALL
Lighting up PAIL MALL just naturally goes with that feeling Of
facton from job well done For PAIL MALL
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other cigaette-long ahOf-can offer you. i
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Parkway Reversible
ELECTRIC FAM.
1923

This reversible fon is adjustable from II" to SO" for
better dir circulation Will not interfere with opening
or closing windows Eo to INSTALL A wonderful rccN
cooler Of q low price! long cord. :
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c.. Twin easement
WINDOW FAN -.
1898

Adjusts to fit easement windows, II" to 43" wide
Hos protective grill; themnostot control Unit is COM
pletely reversible. controG knobs make ii easy to
operate.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
Continued

Notwithstanding furniture, re-
frigerators, etc. Large or small
jobs; night or day. NO. 7-4s35.
%
MOVE By HILI~-Home or bus, short
or long notices, extra services: any
time; sensily priced; LIZ; l-9500.
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0I04, UNION STOR-
AGE Co. INC. Established 1905.
REYNOLDS EXPRESS
Light hauling: reas. rates. Ii. 3-7S30.
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CLEVELAND PARK

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