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THE KSY WEST CITIZEN
Legionitems
By JUDSON STEPHENS,
2nd VICK COMMANCER
Meetings:
Voiture Locale 728, 40-8, Friday,
April 2, at 8 p. m. at Post Home,
Stock Island.
Executive Committee, Monday,
April 5, at 8 p. m. at Post Home,
Stock Island Legionnaires are re
minded that anyone may attend
these executive committee meet
ings.
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Wednesday, March 31,1954
Regular Post Meeting, Wednes
day, April 14, at 8 p. m. at Post
Home, Stock Island.
★ ★ ★
Nomination of Officers For Com*
ing Veer:
First nominations were held at
the last regular meeting of the post
with the following being nomin
ated:
Post Commander: Norman C.
Kranich; Vice Commanders: M.
E. Lewis and Kenneth Longhurst;
Sgt. at Arms: Kenneth M. Brown
ing; Chaplain: Nelson Cannon and
Norman Whitesides; Historian:
Louis Ismay; Executive Commit
teemen: Lewis Bays and H. J.
Metzger.
Second and final nominations
will be held at the next regular
meeting, April 14, 1954, Elections
will be held on April 28, 1954,
the second meeting of the month.
Nomination and elections of del
egates to the 10th District Con
ference to be held in Miami on
April 25 will be held on April 14,
1954 also.
Eligibility for nomination and
election is as follows: You must
hold a current membership card,
must have attended at least 50 per
cent of the post meetings for the
past year except in the case of a
new member. New members must
have attended at least 50 per cent
of the Post meetings since initia
tion into the Post. A reminder:
A register is available in the lobby
of the Post Home for you to sign
when you attend a meeting. If you
fail to register for each meeting
you attend, your eligibility to hold
office will be decided by the num
ber of meetings as shown in this
register book.
I Don't Forgot to Sign Tho Rogistor
When You Attend A Mooting!
★ ★ ★
Legionnaires Ciubroom:
Carl Sawyer, Chairman of the
Building Committee has asked for
help to complete the patio por
tion of the Legionnaire* Ciubroom.
This help must come voluntarily
and cannot all be done by one
person. How about making a few
plans now to work on the patio
next Saturday afternoon? Come
one, eome all to get this part of
our club completed for your bene
fit and for the benefit of your
family. Unless this room is com
pleted soon and operated under the
rules as formulated it will be
closed completely. If you don’t
want that to happen then I sug
gest you come out Saturday and
finish the project.
★ ★ ★
Membership:
We are still lagging behind on
Membership. We need a shot in
the arm to stimulate our current
drive. Maybe that shot is all of
ua m a group. Let us all pledge
our support to Bethel Johnson, our
Poat Commander, and get the
needed members for 100 per cent
this year. It has been a rough
one and all the obstacles aren’t
over yet, so let’s get five more
for ’54.
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Bob Hope And Mickey Rooney Score In “Off Limits”
Where there’s life there’a Hope
and where there’s Hope there’s
laughter, are two points delight
fully illustrated in Paramount’s
brand new comedy sensation, “Off
Limits,” which opens Thursday at
the Islander Theatre. The Hope
in this case is of course Bob Hope
and yesterday’s audience showed
their appreciation of hi* hilarious
antics with htfppy reactions that
ran the gamut from hysterical
howls of glee to gurgling guffaws.
From start to finish there isn’t
a dull minute in “Off Limits.”
Just imagine ski-nosed Bob team
ed with mighty-mite Mickey Roon
ey as a pair of Military Police
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the comical consequences. Add
Bob and Mickey’s extra-curricular
interest in prize-fighting, curvac
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aunt and some sparklingly re
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Hope is in top form as the
swaggering, wise-cracking fight
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When Bob finds out that delecta
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The laugh-loaded misadventures
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off his former gangster partners
and attempting to woo prettv Mar
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voking action.
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over-all excellence of "Off Lim
its.” As produced by Harry Tu
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