The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 21, 1952, Page 4

Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, January 21, 1952 eautyMa rcbes On! HereA re Stunnersin TheMarch OfL1 mes Fashion Shon The Stole Which PRETTY it Me. Sc Marinz Mexicans ee crTry’s wits ber: 2 Stole The Show R Cest La Vie welysz ont oat 1946 at ipa pitoa able Citizen Staff I Citizen Staff Photo! LAURA O’BANION, co-dir Pz CLARE models a sage-green cockt NO FRENCHMAN would shrug cket and a detachable stole which ca ¥ at I fs off. Here's vivaciou: nt She wa 1 eeve jacket. Theme: My Mama Don Mi i ‘ 1 Wiggir silver-gray | _ A of Dimes fashion show at t Ca secs ed “Tw In aris” * 1 y afternoon. Costumes: by Mar-Ed oust : i 0 iewelry | Ls A Honey ae the : atch from Faye's Gift Shop. “ fi > ack of the models in the Hey! Hey! Side Seichayr ee te sen aoe : testaa Mood ere canine ‘ ! ursday at the ( the March of Whose Zoo? % ey HSB dept ines 4 Citizen Staff Photo SWEET AS PARALINES trom New Orleans is this comforta- bly cool gown for Southern wear, shown by Honey Ross in crinoline and old at the Casa Marina patio where she the March of lace appeared Din in “s program Reds Again Say ‘ T ° . MCR aie sites in oN. Violating as ‘I would like to pc © CY | there are on the v x boo r a > = ae. : coven star Proce Nuc Areas sewer am perfectly willing . SVELDT AND GAY ist rt : nds {the other city comm neu ae wit ffe By ROBERT B. TUCKMAN aad pledging that thes s 1 . MUNSAN, Korea \®—The U_ N tg or so much as ga cus Command said today Alied jets e@ Nee poof the stdiu jer. SI ey Fie without meaning to may have at » the fund Benny NAVY MEDIEO ee ack alive, in tacked a Communist truce convoy K that the project ¢ . ca on the Kaesong-Pyongyang high i ed 1 way Friday _ per at t ’ AK ENROLLMENT At the same time, the Allies ac and sewer ple Ba seas sed the Reds of violating the freedom nd and guaranteeing k to on northb« und convoy daily rent Ultra hi V_ channe!s FOODS COSTING es 500 to 8% me is velopments ¢ as il ttees working on a Ko * the eee armistice again reported nc e ne- Star-Spang Sia U. N. acknowledged th sity i pianes bombed and strafed ISe a Sliver v ‘\ idge and antiaircraft position Beauty In Every Line ‘tor of the afternoon frock manufactured in Florida by Mrs. Florida of 1949 and runner-up for Citizen Staff Phot: Personality full-fashion note Alec Studio, displays th, of an Bronze and beige compliment her blonde beauty. the title of Mrs. America. | Fashion With Bong! a Citizen Staff Photo hown in the Man hand-woven material You don't have to b CHINESE INFLUENCE with a new darin coat and sheath dress of black threaded with green and metallic gold like Minnie The Moocher who went to Chinatown to kick the around ensemble sounds the fashion gong on it Mode ae Waller, leading lady of the comedy “Borr near where the Reds said a plain- committee session on prisoner marked convoy of two trucks the Communists again and a jeep was hit the Allies of scheming 9 Pilots who took part in the at- deliver prisoners of war to So 4 tack said they sighted no vehicies | Kore Nationalist China iy in the area, reported Marine Col. | insisting on voluntary repatriati James C. Murray U.N ates, on the other He deciared that if a Red truce ar at the Reds are convoy were in the attack zone. seeking to build yp their arm:s it apparently was in violation of }by demanding the return of the agreement permitting a lim soners without giving them 4 ited number of vehicles to travel | free choice between the North Korean capital liam P. Nucko.3, Pyong and Communist truce a pokesman, said ‘he A poorly marked southbound! Red a! all exchange pjan wot 4 convoy of one jeep and one truck | give the Comm 5 a net gan was sighted in the area three hours more thane 150,000 “effect before the attack began, Murray ¢ men said U.N. communic 2 “In ise of the 1 € would g ¢@ i markings on vehicles us ant incre + this main supply route or tary forces unless the @ straggling of vehicles in convoy paroled not to engage wih great measure the Korea conflict.” our effe to spare the z ae serving your on at t 48 million U~, ack.” Murra kers in jobs covered by During