The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 21, 1953, Page 1

IN THE = Py < a wn = _ z e wn — = Zz = Py = & _ S w = = al it ii i ted , issing = | When Record Books Close AsM Will Now Be Presumed Dead ~| Many L . Men | ty Chest Bennett Construction Co Cive To The Comm hi! ii! Ni a Bennett Construction Participate 100 Per Cent tne yester- confurmation of 4600 ui ial sfif fiat? eh a af F a | iB aa ui Ae fit January, & will declare listed os missing for * year os “presumed remaining Army miss- Sy C. YATES McDANiEL | WASHINGTON # —The US 30,000 when the Pentagon begins |mext January to close out its books After the truce and completion The Army anmovoced yesterday A ~y- Rew mformation ap figures stood at 23.004 and battle death toll in Korea will pass artes seh in Fund Drive The Key West Community Chest on American casualties in the con- is more than $800 richer today be- gict cause a group ef construction work They are employees of the M. E. missing at 1.955. The Army Bennett Construction Company and day aanounced ‘it Tend ers have realized their responsibi-of prisoner exchanges, the death ‘they gathered at the Duval Street more deaths among those pre- office of that concern yesterday viously listed es avssing lity to the community. and before the session had ro they had given or than a day's pay each for od fund drive which is . Listed In 9 ew Who's Who Former School Official Is Director Of Fla. Alla-| Leland S. March, 606 Truman aim, Avenue, former Monroe County seceng School official has been honored wey is now associated Mareh. who with the Fronkiin Insurance Co. Leland March in Who's Whe in America, it was tie here, has already been honored i r like manner in Who's Who ia N | a with the inclusion af his biography if arta Beeman by this plow by howling winds were cleared from US. 36 Colorado town —(?) Wirephota, ae ri; el asf ah sit i “3 ii sila eoSpedg3i ted! di digas Wei At th i i aT | itl attest tal eatiee Hig a4 Tae it! ade Ne ii 2 eaiih Pra pypiis: ir goal. Key Westers are of employment or business. i: sins who is the addition to a teaching career in as the Korean New England Public Schools, he com. American Education. He is a 4 took his Master's Degree in Edu- Com Education of the Maine Chairman (Continued on Page Nine) One hundrea Da- tector of the Florida Education Place, member of the executive at the home of the mittee of the New Jersey Visual next in Miami followed the cere Education Association; Supervising as the Association, comprised of ae ta Rice of than 12,000 Florida educators Joseph cation at Boston University Calif, Lt. has held the posts of Director of A. F. of Physical feck ie es of Miami, Public School System pt. cousin, Ralph of the Principles’ Committee of the of {sates of Miami and Earle Rice Westwood, N. J. public schools; a the we Jacksonville. a His Ua 33 Fe HHH He ibn o ebinel ta a ni Ha He He idl a3 Uae 4 RST (Continued on Page Nine) West United Community Ces. eampagn yesterday tributed —Phote by Karns A reception vie Capt wid. Wra. Tervandes Principe othe Hav Galle pe beng ontcid ely wt tes lace om Oe SE iets ce en Geely ao a Be (EH Te ii Hii B faa Ha He if eal "ante iit me 2 fii jets HE a ge ie ta ais SH LSiag il i! ita et nine +i" ‘lies Wi pal pe ii i itd te i u ral i ial ie be i ta alt ‘i He cn i Ub ce mir it HH pea ral Atl il nee thy aul ai a4 Et Ha 25 "I sath ifilites i! + i reat h eae sl wil