The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 11, 1953, Page 9

Gilmore P Added Events To Back Queen i Men of the USS Howgrd W. Gil- sMore are still working feverishly to raise funds to make their can- didate the queen of the Navy Charity Carnival this year. Miss Gay Lou Barroso, native oy Ae girl, is the beauty being backed by the ship. A block dance has been arranged for Thursday night between 8 and 12 o'clock on Duval Street in front ef the NCCS buildin, i “Two bands hav for the ocedsion, and eluded in the evening's entertain "On Friday, the 190) from 9 till midnight a dance will be held gt SALES and INSTALLATIONS Miami Awning Windows Clearview Louver Windows Aluminum Jal isies Storm-Stop Talousié Doors Superior Cagements Venétian Blinds Canvas Awnings “Key West Venetian Blind Co. 123 DUVAL STREGT the Elks Club. Excellent entertain | 9 ment will be provided on this oc- casion by Raveena, quéen of pan- tomime and variety acts. The bands who will play for the block dahee will provide the music on this eccasion also. The public is urged to take ad- Vantage of these opportunities for ‘an evening of fun and dancing. COBALT BOMB IN USE AGAINST CANCER NEW YORK =A cobalt bemb, said to be the most powérful co- balt source now in use te treat beg was eee Sunday lontefiore . ‘The bomb of wi ra ctive cobalt which A retired Hearst Magazine man whe is now A gs the Cosmopplitan editorial staff, were recent visitors to Key West and the Naval Base. They came to Key West as part of a winter vacation car-jaunt, but, geeing the Nayal atmosphere, de- cided to look for a “‘slant’’ suitable to megazine publication. Besides contributing to a num- ber of different magazines through- out the figtion, Mr. Henderson has recently written a book entitled: “The Hidden Coasts,” which is Scheduléd for publication on 18 March. Pi The book is a Biography of Ad- miral Charles Wilkes, USN, the American Naval officer who com- manded the U. S. Naval Exploring in 1838-42 and explored uncharted seas of the Pacific and Antarctic. 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