The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 20, 1953, Page 1

U.S.A, IN THE THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER i cc .S “Oo VU lend! et = U = i = E 4 =) VU .” = [Reaches $13,300 In Three Weeks =| Pesan sxcamer eee sat sé " tt i ikl B sss j gael The Laugh’s The Same Neblett Calls For Civilians Captain West to $17,744. To Follow Example Of Navy Tota! contributions in the Navy's phase of the Key West United Community Chest campaign have soared to $13,300 according to a report from Captain C. L. The report covers just three weeks of the Navy's drive which is scheduled to end December 6. tacted. The report brought total contributions in Key Bennett added that just 72 per cent of the wage earners at Naval activities in the Key West area have been con- Bennett, who is in overall charge ef the Navy's drive, ayy it Of Near Fatal Plunge t A a fit iy ie sal HE aie nate jen at a be i iit Hai pial: if ill iif iy fe sigh hil} with a church when he broke into the fam‘liar, happy laugh him “tke.” Wearing academic cap and way yesterday to get am honorary degree SISENHOWER was walking to the gym on the cam- University, Washington, talking hayes g his side, People of Laws ar ae g tus “Fay a ti ay Hi i i el =a i Te re iui ee aie itt Hit ital tal &@ convocstion of the University —# Wire- aig tl agiad net alls th i barat te il iil: ‘i ' oH PT a = * By Red ee ee rx Lae gt Panm cheon meeting of the Key West) As Stall To Rotary Club yesterday of the gift ference of a plot of land te the Key West High School to complete its ath- U.S. Envey Sees 3% he wef topic, outlining the backgrogad of Tax, as his ch ig Land | High School At Dean Used To Complete Athletic Field Horace O'Bryant, superintendent of public instruction, told » lun-| O'Bryant, who was guest speak Plot Will Be ant, superintend: er at the luncheon, discussed | today County Schoo! Hear OF B SS Cit To Key West e al or Tues, Vote ny olling Places = Cat To Fiv P re! j 43422 1 f ep tH iH a fifi Hil te s* ais il 8 aad dis instead tricts in relation to the election of Permission to set the county school system Se pits pam pif y8s ties nh seeiiatt it (a asa fanane aH a i Ad lite Ak a Ef il Hit composites and Com ~~ Dean said Friday's subcommit- Schools in these two communities neingorent kind of sero.” Both He stated thet the present the Another subcommitice schools in the county, but sise om & starting date reported te provide the expansion of faci progress He resent the big in mill tax“ Angola, | assessment (€¢ Session of $59 necessary to maintain educational *#¢ could be written iryant as oan Pitafull) overcrowded the Rev fellow ship rt te mire guests whe ie ton of Green Lake tonne’ of Springfield fature — of Lewiston, ™ election and of educational facili- count asked that maintain the present 1¢ lage levy than most — « Dade which has P* the an assesment of 18 mills O'Bry of Rotary ing Ralph Rogers sed that Monroe County rm Charles W. Bledsoe in the com Jim = Nelson He stres: President (Continued On Page Te chairman George Erna cluded H. H. Ea then and at Tavernier im the office of Wis. Guy FP ers on the millage be has « lowe counties includ um pairment tes i this wn hee here would mean drastic curtail. Same were described by OB: also de- being com ant pointed out s. the fities mace recessery by ranidly machine expanding pepuletions in Mare — Saturday man. ped present will thet trustee o On Page Ten) Suit Filed Dynamiting on Summeriand Ke) has resulted in a $25,000 damage duce the meer Ss. cirewit court clerk. [i due to ves a8 “idee ans iat He i. tit sat iif? 3 : i wie i it me HE fi il fi}: ll Hin Hi itt ii be iif i eh is i jadseyé HE i ik, Bit op h hase te fi tif 2 Pan oa la RHR na ai ati aa "til 9:00 PM. Orders Made Up "% To Take Out HOURS: 11:30 A.M.