The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 2, 1952, Page 8

Pene THE KOY WRST CITt ztn day February 7 Looks Like A Winner ontein snore fans and big bal Mr . Mr. and Mrs. Hi — 2 of the busies 4 by far the from Korea by migtake, A. | and Mrs. J. 1. Grant ir larry Jensen, one of the busiest and by far the . i ~ We er bette donctan: Maybe | dow ‘en, tke drant, Mee Lake Placid, New York |newsiest town of its size in the The soldier, a s. Paw. THE YOUNG SAILOR picturea « guuerag © Mr. and Mrs. . : | Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Shaw, | coantry jnow stationed ai above happens to be Rudy Val which various nightspot dancers | dusky, one . oen8 za aw, The Rock's” development wilh} Information Section,, | lee, Who appeared last night at would snap up. Remember the 9¢/ "ay. end Mrs. 0. W. Haines, |! ud Hebert, Lowell, forth with the help of street, New, York City, &/ the President's Birthday Ball eden Km Reed's Gane Oe setae Cie: ” | Mase many local and Cuban organiza- jpackage from™® Korba las! "| for the Benefit of the March of spring Gates a eS Lorne Kieinstiver, Dashwood,| MP. and Mrs. Sam Riely, Wy. |t095. The Navy will participate | ™er nares > ae an Dimes. The photo, made in owe, & have @ letter atten ? . wa 7 » own el n, Wien: his: w: i | Ontario, Canad. andotte, Ind. jin various disguises and in one n F a. vue aon - Milton Webi, Dashwood, On-| ES Crockett, Welch, We Va; |#quence will storm the fort, car-| ¢elved it, there was en additonal T" aoe y mag Rewer} + elioowe bee or tario, Canada. ; Mr. and Mrs. John G. Blank, |*ying the skull and crossbones [oe of two other cumaren through the courtesy of Lt merchant oe Po + Mar. and Mrs. J. W. Leisinger, |Michigan City, Ind. |The High School Band, a fifty enclosed Eisnitz thinks @ postal | Comér. B. 1. Be ee oa = »{ Cincinnati, Ohi "|" Manuel M. Mann, Oak Lawn, | Voice speech choir, a seventy-five | "SUP probably caused the snafu.) —* Bonny, ages to La French, and rather than go Mar. pon Wether, |i! *' voice chorus, Gerry Pinder's The extra painting is of a boy| ficer at the Key West Naval ae Til ws San 0nd Rock Lynchburg, Ohio. || Ben Pirkhover, Detroit, Mich. |dancers, the U. $. Marine Drum | 4nd & girl. It is painted in oils on | Bese py really ee bs ee a Potscmen, tguch| Sr. ond tive, Gan Geeten land Bugle Corps and many other silk and is the work of a Japanese | a reminder to Cookie to keep up burg, Ohio j Litchville, No. Dak *jelvie and service groups will co- | 474s ‘New Plant For his for the U. 8. 0. The | Mrs. Webster, Lynchburg, Frank A. Olsen, Sutton, No, , operate to make Semana Alegre " other is for Dottie Raymer to/ Ohio | Dak an occasion to be remembered «!- | Infant Mortality (Drinking W warn her ef the pitfalls of getting! J. E. Miller, Raleigh, N. C. Duane Sortiand, Litchville, No sone, Se - © vg Bs 7 | inking ater overweight. 1 know this sort of| Mrs. Harry M. Nordioh, Stras Dak lorgotten songs, like anger ‘Ra Dec —_ a thing will never happen to her. oS Colo | Miss Myrtle Olson, Sutton, No. Money” and the greeting sung to / te reases LOS ANGELES. _Calit, a ’ strapping kid that she is, but it} Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anlider, | Dak Henry Flagier when the first) osee vp Staly An inventor of a practical process never hurts to be warned. As for| Wabash, Ind. Mr, and Mes. Eugene Treesh, | *t#in came out of the sea, will be}. it —Italy’s infant mor- | of converting sea water “inte you. Betty French, don’t let it | have May C. Joy, Sparta, N. J.| Wolcottville, Indiana. ‘lgiven a chance to rewin their gy hg’ is decreasing sharply. | dyinking water and the Refinite tertere with. your chocolate sodas. | Edward Meyer and family,| Col. and Mrs. Ewing G. Wells, | {me Coloosa and Caribe In lat’ 1.88 per cont in 1801.) Co. have almost completed nage By the by {# Susan MeAvoy still Boulder Seiation, Giss ""| Clyde, Ohio dians, pirates, early settlers, | 0 _ ' 5 cone te “ Me Per |tiations for building a “pilot 5 . « »1¢ . rent " i around. And Fred of the Latin) Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Clapp,| Mf. and Mrs. Oso George, Co- | Wreckers, Seri end Bis tollow- | Gownward trend in 1951, he “ fy oily venter American News and Ted Leisen.| gasthampton, Mass. |lumbus, Ohio. jers, the Spanish War, the weath- |i...) ve 0+}. Comoany Ciaiols cold lovers Those three used to always be to} My and Mrs. E. P. Vigeant,| Mrs. loy Heck, Dayton, Ohio, |¢f (shh!) and the Navy, wilt ai | pnal Statistics office anmounc-| Peter Jones, of Los Angeles, wi DOTTIE OLSON, twenty-one year old 5 # bundle of | gether, and I Guage it strange! yariboro, Mass. seen") Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Zabel, compete for honors amid the va-/ "9. ition was credited huild the pene ~- at . charm is the Boca Chica Supply Department choice for Navy | that they hada't each other!” Mice Madeleine B. Biebel, Buf-| Plainview, Minn. ri-colored lights end the soft! sely io increased activity by | Omaha, fees demas Guat wet Carnival Queen. She ts formerly of Hartford, Conn WHO | yet. f wondered” Et cetera, mostly | r.i6 nN ¥ Charles T. Shaffer, Sharon, evening zephyrs washing over), 7 Ay | Omahe, Wet eee ee © r SURES DON” vensored be written |'"<t . "| West Martello National Organization for|\as successfully produced 8 “CARES ABOUT STATISTICS — FIGURES DON'T Lik! censared nae ee cur, N.| Stanley Flingold, Miami Beach, |Penn 1 bs Gav aeee | Maternity and Infancy whieh as-| “barometric” or natural vacuun) - “1 Wf al his temers ove lite thi Fla Frank Selfridge, Hudson Falls, ‘ sisted almost two million moth-| which mekes the boiling a Lt. Comd , Mreet to the wind), Mé* Ed Blanchot, Ft. Wayne, |N. ¥, ers in 1950 through 3.352,280|ourifving of salt water me | mdr. Hart one, ot lost bevel the cor: |! Miss Grace M. Lindsay, Wash-| NATIONAL LEADERS | doctors’ visits | economies! . . if not three, you'll enjoy the Cor) hn, Crescent, Jr, Webster, | ington, D. C ‘ontinued trom Page One | Screams IsSent ToGreen (°°: Greeapenting'y N.Y Miss Helen R. Buzzell, Wash- | ident of the Ladies Auxiliary. | be ° ‘ - V. J. O'Grady, Webster, N. Y. | ington, D. C This will be the second visit by g wr) Communications Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davis,| Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ellington, | Mp, and Mrs. Mullins to Key West Cove Springs Parmse, tos Hope, Minn 1. oo By SHARON PRITCHARD F. J. Adams, Miami, Fle Mr. and Mrs. EM. Larson, |" it was in 198 when Mrs. Mul Troop No. 1) has received @/ Lieutenant Commander H. 6. 'Man For Sub Mrs. Charles E. Blood, Chicago, | Owatonna, Minn. lins was serving ag national presi 4 02 ardor tg! Mrs a a vo pg Baye 9 m Cladke Fagut, Clarington,! dent of the Ladieg, Auxiliary that ikkert, Inter- ublice Works Oficer Vietor M. ©) , Interior Com Miss Agnes Colgan, Toronto, | Obie the Mullins first visited Key West, | Commissioner of the | Shops Engineer at the U. S. Na-| munications |. U. &. Navy, hus-| Ontario, Canada. Mrs, H. Winkel and son, Chi- sa they are looking forward to Netherland’: Girl Guides, con./val Station ince July has been|pand of Ann Cypherd, recently re-| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crozier, | cago, Ill | another pleasant visit and to re- corning the Dutch girls activities. | transferred to the Naval Station:| ported a>card the submarine U.S.) Mount Vernon, N.Y Mrs. A. Yerkey, Waterviiet,| new old friendships. ‘We are responding to this letter | Green Cove Springs, Florida, as | 8 Medregai (88-480). Chief Cy-| MJ. Corrigan, Roslyn Heights, | Mich | —_-—— With & joint troop lette? in hopes | Assistant to the Resident Offi-|pherd and his wife are presently}; y Mrs. L. T. Roberts, Maywood, | | n der 0 of farther concespondence cer in Charge orf Construction. | residing at iitier's Trailer Park.) 4 Sterling, Wabash, Ind nb | ver The Het Nederlandse Padvind-| /LOdr, Hart, a native of New Stock Island, Key West, Florile.| iy and Mrs. Lawrence Gaunt,| | Miss Virginia E. Beckham, In-| : stersgiide, or “open” organiza, | York City. is an alumnus of Phil-|He is formerly from Pasadena. |watash, Ind. . dependence, Mo (igi, beasts of 24,000 active Giri | lips Academy at the Andover, | California. Mr. and Mrs, M. Seehatery Ra- | __T.Le-MeCormick, ‘Kamin City, . en Gifides. De Nederlandse Gidsen | Massachusetts, and of the School | Cypherd hat completed twenty: | ing wise. Mo. | — Russiah tec ewerine or the Roman Cath. | 2f Engineering, Yule University, |one years Of regular mavy service |" ye and Mrs i. A. Griffith,| Chacles D. Putman, Jr, New | tomes are Py nny oA elle Goganieation, hes « total ot | from whieh he received his Bach-|of whieh twenty years has been} iii, Minn, | Haven, Ind. lot more wi ir, socks and 28,000 Guides ‘The satter organt-| Clr Of Engineering Degree in|in the "Silent Serviee.” DUPE) ev. and Mrs. RW. Cordts,| | le dean Patton, St. Petersburg, | stockings in 1082 ic Engineering World.War 1 he completed nine ” | gation sent « Weiner worker to He " the submar: Atwood, Ii | Fla. Three times more stockings Cesaaia font summer as an ex- le eae oa gle _ ares <r e : aS ($8290) and | Miss Ruth Riebel, Ft. Lauder mo. B ym M. Rupprecht, | and socks are going to be manu- change Camp Counse jor trinated 4 lS & Flasher (88249). After dale, Fla. levelund, Ohio factured. Rayon hosiery will be TH Dutch Girl Guide unin panting Base, North i Noval | aon te, theo tow uy wo the |. Misy Marian W. Johroon, Lon- a ee om ‘increased 150 percent and arti- forme are dark bive and they | station was Milwoukee, Winns. |U. % 3 Cubsera (38-941). don. England igh, N.C ticig) silk underwear 40 percent ars pale blue te with al gin: geet pel yd The Cypherds have one daugh-| Mr <a E. J. Bates, Lake |. — . —— 8 ne ee ee . SEE, gut tence way we ba a Aly etme ali Mrs. Mattie Machan, Ft. Laud- | merit end patrol badges on | F tion, Civil Works jerdale, Fila Peete Pe ee. Cdr Mart was | Martin BE. Dunn, Jr, Woodt thE alcove of their uniform. Their! Personnel and Executive Of Col ear ar nS an. ‘vodbury fueh the same a8 of the 87th N y | Heights. 4 « the skating | Battal: , “sone SASKATOON, Sask — Mr. and Mrs. Ednest Broom, | have. It Okinawe 9 w that it's over, weather rec - ~y nm | te such fun to work on | inat 7 is compiled at the University ir. and Mrs. John A. Broom, AMOUS DONSO! fu. but impossible in Key Real & ‘a show 1951 was, Alma, Il F. IN ‘West! quai ter om the coldest year since 1900. The a roaee « Essenpreis All I m Suides Seieilien life. Ld: | average temperature for the | Champaign. uate md me , te Feces ~ he Seicaer ‘ 1 - Bw year was 39 degrees } Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yahnke, « wy 4 ‘ be eneer, and | ie. i... ea Sigourney, lowa silver 4t represents one year of General Cont: a » Miami for | . Alu faithful service in gold tt yep ©" Ag “yom ag Today's Birthday — - Mrs. Joe Muska, Me minum reat Kee tte tey |Re Ne wes cesistant t0 the | gaSCHA HEIFETE, bern Feb. 2,| Stuart O. Brookie, Saco, Mon ial which is given to those girl by M ~ Comp Shel- | 1991, in Vilna, Russia, is one of the) tne | Gea as cantina. Gate }Ordnence Depot, Milen, 7 Milan | foremost violinists of his time,| Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Brookie, OREN underground during» Wes. | Masic has been his first interest | Saco, Montana. s j 8 ne war Hu since babyhood. His father, first} Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Brookie,| : ae wong he | violinist of the local orchestra, no- Flora, Ind oo THe Titch Brownies wear a dit tie b sttle | teed that even as an infant, the Mrs. Jerome Dahiman, Hales ' pen ER eteren etenilor to Gure i sw patos ond | child would stop crying when music '!Corner, Wise ! FORMERLY ed States, They are very |” . y medal. | was played and began his violin] Carl Eastman, Ellisburg. N.Y , Save the premeamee of, © Club |tessons at three, By his teens he! Harold E. Riddle, Butler, Pa — lg ili Lod | was famous on two continents Hei Earl L. Duncan, Butler, Pv — me Gee ont! omer M - ve | fete has long lived im the United) Mr. and Mrs. CL. Komarok in pw nhies - . ee, | tes, with headquarters in Be: Milweuk wi = erat Kikkert alse > Meena “'N d Cora po Hills, Cal. ‘. seep ny H. LaPorte, | SUES Girl Guide Handbook 'Gabiey Fis. They wo chil | — om ini, 1 which is completely “Dutch” to, : Kod- ig “eae written in Duteh) Yt = Hart's} tour of Key West, Mrs. [iE te continue our oO Mart and | r e with the Girt Guides oo.) . a | weds Motheriands. tt is fun and) yon steer as . S ‘ } to-learn the different |"" * | We Reserve The Right A “we or Girl Scouting in otner — INDUSTRIES INC. % 4 partewet the world ‘ we py hy of Cars, ° + © Limit Quantities Bho dafor mation was sent te us) iret the courtesy of Cupt G. N. H. van Twill of the Reyat Netheriands Navy : 4 CHRYSLER PRODUCTS Bill's Southernmost Garage BILL, TYLER, Owner 107 Whitehead St. Corner Angele Your Grocer SELLS that Geed STAR * BRAND wacusan COFFEE and CUBAN | —TRY A POUND. TODAY—— } 152; Guess Who? ay a J KEY WEST PUSHES (Continued trom Page One) American Week, and a perma- nent Inter-American Music Council has been formed. Mme. Bastille, a long-time resident of Latin America, is leading expert | Bride-To-Be Army. Recruiter Here This Tuesday CONCH CHOWDER | Visitors At Key West | C. Of C. on Pan-American and other types| with the latest information com | | of musical pageantry. She has recent im 4 y fa rMER cerning changes Arm: p by - h directed productions in New pilot training, Aviation Cadet re Discussion the other night was | York and many other cities , and changes in mental on witeheraft and whether or not! Frank W. De Friece, Jr. Bris- The purpose of Key West's and physical requirements for en- there was arte to it. You take | ton, Tenn festival of Semana Alegre is to, hstment, Sergeant Robert J. Ray [2 Mite eee | Clinton D. Nelson, St. Poul, crystallize in colorful form the | mond of the Miami Army and Air ;a in Bama sae 00 tie = j Minn Southernmost City’s historieat | Poree Recruiting station will be in su J J , chant @ spell, melt the image in| Miss Ann O'Connor, Miami traditions, A second pur Key West (Tuesday) to give that | flame, concentrate. and wait Pla. (some say it en more i information to those desiring st. oa : 4 -« portant! encourage Key! Sergeant Raymond will be st the | to see if the hex works. Sometimes R. BE Cre Birminghan " Javy Reeru: office he Post | it does if you can believe William | Md West's tourist waffic. All profits) Navy iting int j | Seabresk suthor of a book on the | ‘ a from the pageant and the festiv- | Office building. j | object @hich was the teste. Sve | Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Cook al in general will be devoted to! “Changes as regards all phases| | con aeaste in Westenn Pemartve, | BETO. Nabe these two purposes vf enlistment regulations are al- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ahern,! If Semana Alegre docs as good | ways coming up,” Sgt. Raymond nia make the horned finger sign | | to ward off the “evil eye” and also | Wayne, Nebr. MISS SHIRLEY NELSON. the paint huge eyas (with realistic | Jemes Ross, New York, N. ¥.| Saughter of Mr. and Mrs. John eyelashes) on their barns to keep| Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crowell,| “. Nelson, 1122 Virginia street a job in March as its sponsors| stated, “and the man who can't jare confident it will do, it will | qualify one month may often be c-a ibe made an annual affair Ex-| ceptable a month later, It is out| lout devils. Seabrook cites scores | Shelbyville, will become the bride of Ra perience in other resort cities, | of the question for us recruiters to! | ot iacidents lf he ever writes an- | agen gr ll © W. Olson,| = Bree, son of Mr. and Mrs both in Florida and elsewhere,|look up all one-time applicants, ; | other book on the idea, he should|<: Paul Minn.” ,! Hubert Brown of Columbis |P8S shown that the effects of | but I'l be available to answer all listen in om session like the one |” |, * ss S. C. The wedding date will be |%¥h promotional events are questions. mentioned. | must go owt and buy r. and Mrs. C. T. Lowling.| announced for the near future. |Umulative and bring increasing! la new broom Norway, 8. C ne : *: | publicity and tourist busines \Seeks Owner INTERESTING AUCTION com; J. E. Jordan, St. Petersburg, | Milwaukee, Win |through the years | | ing up soow will be the furniture in |p), . The evening pageant which Of P ® ° | M > j ja howe owned by Sally Rand) Proncis Altman, Rudyard Gallipolis. Onie EE. Myers.|caps the ‘Week of Joy’ willl ainting | along with some other items, say* | yyich " dramatize the entire history of | : : lthe ad to come; “aud other mis-|” Jones Rosenbaum. Madison,|,.@": 8% Mrs. O. D. Parsons, Key West, from earliest, almost) NEW YORK. ~~ An Army cellancous effects packed in un w),, Gallipolis, Ohio. forgotten times to the present,| captain would like to find the opened boxes.” Having seen that) a4, ong Mrs. C. F. Werner. Jt Mrs. J. P. MacDonald, Jackson, when this thriving little metro- | owner of a painting of two chil- | Rand Rally, | wonder if the boxes Meadow Grove, Nebr Ohiw polis is not only the warmest but dren which his wife received SERVING MIAMI SINCE 1920 AT KEY WEST 219 Elizabeth St. Phone 588 Lace ts Spring's Prettiest Mood A KENNEDY SLENDERIZER in cotton jace tront and back princess styled; panels of tine spun Three Days Only For All That's Best In — | EVERY KIND OF ROOFING FEBRUARY 4. 5 and 6 Grey. Aqua, Pink, Natural, Novy. and Lilac | ALL TYPES OF SHEET METAL WORK Sizes 14%2-24%4. AIR CONDITIONING, VENTILATION SOLAR WATER HEATERS, BOOSTERS POURED-IN-PLACE GYPSUM ROOF DECKS Key West Venetian Blind Co. CHAS. ARONOVITZ umn KEY WEST'S LanGesT store