davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NoAAl lAapAovlMEln COMPANIES.
ing, plsstsrins and minor repairs. d. =.
ADDITIONS. alterations. repairs. painting.
cSoSTSSSccTTiko eco. CO.. si. ssss.
ADDHz1oNs. ROOFING. SIDING. remodel.
Ing. Attention paid % veterans. nssds;
EsdS SoSios coSr2esao Sess e.. az az
.pscs r5pSco5-1;;7s PSo5: Z; NE. t:ness Rse,Ssiss, A,:o
@ S5irssaSSrrSN sESsSSr zIUask1mf skmfch ssorn 60; window,
sss iof s hss s:sinsss sass
ia ffSofs oif3ssNS saSb&. g. lsSn,.SsS. a2 SSsSC. cleaning
waxinE; 10 yrs.' exper.; ressonabls prices;
tEis trEsiso6 sAkbRSS.o RSSoTs Islni:a.d. az zoe Ossi.sa.d
siSs:c i.s:s saayas saSaAyxaEsSh W, w; iiss; e; 80.
esP ssaesses aesssn n,ss:
AVG coNTNAcTohs. NC. 1914 WILSON,
Hon fin Ssve aif2rdaa H2 aaisi s.. ....n., ,ur.,.y,
proteetion. prefahsasetsA stsl garssss md
Rae nv, sS.ldias;; TA. ssss. DUPONT IRON w19ss!.A
ana S3.s:sn:; aoSs Fss
113S4. AA-1sslIE NOME u2F1eOVGA9EstT
fAMIING. PAFxRMq-Duteh BOY issd,
nnsssd 2n; nocsG work gvar;; refs; yhits
tAiNffNa. fxiER HANoMo-An work
Eivcn personal attention. complste home
ssDe's ..Essi M iscss. cssrSs csAs Z ai.''d 1;.f'
sidinE, eeCQRITY HOAn nxFhOvL
19NT co, 1Ncs 6&o3 0sorKfs ave. nv.
kkiA6DEL. mcderniss your homs now;
terms; free ssttnate. NATIONAL install
HfFHRxssp 81 Ssfaa W.: a.i WI ad dlsoc g.
pairs. C0AnxuNITY CONTRACTORS. WI.
s2Ss' sas YSG AT f22esssoDrLnc or building your
homef Eliminates furuished 6n new ~.
metal kitchsn cabinsts and sinks. RAN.
nM pALL pH. sGfni4 oii4 CO.. ssos chansi..1 aha st.
III Vi. AND WASH. can pATTTRs0oN-
CORP. for Jehns-Manvilis
S3zO u st. nv, Zone q. no. z120.
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RIpAlas end slRvIcls tcsn,.,

Mes Hs0S gsN SSNNySe1 NS0nsy
eADIOs E1RAlR1D. ca nakeL within q
esss fd III. sad 81 suSs sSv:s snd s:sss sc
-. 231i @ bring radio to el7 = st. NV.
issiSs ESSfo n'Sii 'aSiEirAns. ..s.r.n, r...en.sl..
81 ssssa sa vses
ssasssss BE- S.r, on i.sfs zb ~. ~ hiAscs l4s
own home by qualifed ensinsers: b. G.,
kab1c os a6 Lfesoni r.s pI .:s's,. Saas %.rs
sSe 93aese. ssn:ss s 'i.ssss rsssy% % aS
ssaAspSsssy sApfo tRoasIA es o7g7 ~. .D..,.,,. =
ECA, stronberg- Garrison. Notorola, Cros-
sys sss As"5s Se raSss 1 sa ySk Ssss ne
mstes; hopsss prisss; S4.6onrr ;ssrviss; only only
s%xpsrt % 3 Irsdicmsn work on xour set at the
g. Al ssss; ssp.,r ls service,
sRssD RsdlaAHocsNs so
HiaiRARDNGs HaisAz ARiGDSGs .Ssssnt..d sss5 .,D.rt ..,,
Ssshias mssSinss and osSsr ss'.Isi appiisness. aD
kEfR2ffddisnArIoN R2ffddisnArIoN HErAras, normal and
low Temperature. domestic and commercial;
sgsNSr sTpsTs tNysFapsssd sssyiss. JNf. fLE1sANT
fETikiissiEakAff6HS u skISiGas. ISHSai comm1 and
a9sans; aaoMsSste; 2asnE ssEytee; all EcFk gIs,I:
Ecops sSp ssfAiskb III mi b. rSfEDasss rsSfSH Emo ssss ...,.
mates. Call Mh, BARNETT. day. .sH. 5s4i;
hRa5oa R6oaF 1HEraiks HEraiks. any TYP. leaks. 1aa 1uss.r.
E5Si ], e. sssSss sS ssss
IHosfxs 81 ROW co. 60. sis SIS fssnfiaEsi
sSSn6Iii INC; ~ SS;ri$TT22h hs,se .,,.,.n.xtssA.
sSs'Ms9ssE R9E q, Ipnsdasss nSsd4asss service. wfi4SifU
sesss SJss JsssssTsRa y W. ssssPsR ssssR Is
n0otIN0, fINNfNG, painting. root paint
ins, ns ,rspsiE.ns; EuttsIins. sad spcutins.
isa Eoo1fsa s AHD snaNc. aN siSsi Ssshin.-M.nyiu.
xish eus.om.msds csbinsts;; Ions .aa. ssrms.
HNMA' INs es zee a. sftipSssss. SaSn GATES CONTRACT
SEWING MACHINES-Why worry? Have
u reconditioned. Guaranteed to work per-
fectiy or no charxes. For results, Elk. 3903.
Ssya IN. ssI. sMAo1s ~ o,:s Zen m mn .sssssa
sR swINa k 2s 3SH t0f AiRRse.nsRsn inspect,
gu rv and adjust ~ osny sny make. 90 cts; auiek
sMa SIHesls nj tAnMd; LID new in.t.,l.,,oan4 n BY
ISoss IA. 2SOo; q RAJ s0ss,, -.
Tosf sssrsd Slsd nd iasS.ssa
;EyTT ;TEyxTT16yW1EsITEe n Co; sis lAth nv. ...r.
rebuilt with select fabrics at reasonable
esa;. si :;s5;sf; shssst, eo ssn;H'S az sisS
yENRifGf2Ni sTssRi G2i SCI GnsIIi,ps CLEANED. 4s.sour
seryice;. metal Venetian blinds, Sizes ~
lmmsdisSse q 90 dslivsry dSnss "'os he g W.T. T
yyS5NsTIAHS y5sN6s.T 1H ansHIg ansJHIgD CO.. ssas n ss. nv.
1WxIssaSINa x44ccMNEs nzrArRED. Also
other appliances, Work suafenteed. serv-
iss s,y:n prem, prompt attention Hillside 1910.
VACCINE RxPAnxNd-An
makes; guaranteed work. RElLANcE. 13zS
NsiRkpssoRe VI y vy;AhhAHsdfa.e yoed valance. de-
SIGNED and built 70 conform. 10 your inter
Tor decoration; cabinets, bookcases, screens,
~ a::'5sis sz5 is:';s'ss's sas cr. II
W. me- nss.'ns sis ine ,css ST. z ~
LET Us ss1TnGATE On your carpenter
work, painting, paper hanging. plastsring
and feinodelinS. Pcrches, recrsation rooms
sas sssss iS5 ao siaasEKo hKovSs Wiz :eaaa
ICE DAVID R.QMn, mGr. QQ. 6Ql4. -27
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMrN.
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

HAIR sTYLIsT for q sub, shop; SALARY and
Sommlssion fuu or part time. HEADS.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

LIT U6 E0TUHATE On your carpenter
work, painting, paper hansing. piaitsrins
and feinodelinS. Porches, recrsation rooms
and az & ststss SHr specaalsy; Nnton mschnn,ss.
ICE David Brown. mGr. QU. 8Ql4. -27
Evening star., 1946-11-14

fIOxEN-FOoD CARNErs, several sizes;
sxceuently. Nade, available immed. del 70
hone. homes snd s .S SszHs; s.ys ,our.sl, tine , and
IA. sSg;. rfSAsxNT APPLIANCES CO. .HSb.
IsSSsOSxiEN-EooD cAsNETs. ao-su,-ft.: Tor
ideal box for storass. LIDS can be locked.
Immediate deliysfy. low low ceiling prices;
g. ssl5 Columbia S pii.. Arlington. HsaAsSs VI.
f6as&.ss.s,n - IN mountain @ 4 sable. dyed S@iss. @
worn Only few times. Phone cH. 1000.
FIIs. 3 silver foxes. good condition. Can
s:s: $500 ss:s: ~
n FuR Roce,af coaf full, length northern uisr..,
'sss n4an Z sssDe Il To-
FuS 70 SoAr. natural tipp.d skunk, exc excel
lent conditton. IKE new: forced to sell be-
JIG 1a.i1: slss. cs'h s'hh si n. slss ssssssi sss:i
ss5s,,fss SfoAr Had;sa ss.l seal .i.. ~ 1sssssi
S6s i,6s 0o4T sa baby IsoBsrd aysx sS9d condition.
.sUe..nt SGAc esnsSspd siss DYED ,:ss ssu:sEs s1ks q,
8! IS s: ssIs!s sss Ss 7sf ss as:s |s::Is 49,
FuR COAT. 2 strive. fun length. SHARED
beaver. nne condition. sire l0-12, 800.
5URi 1sSRi SoSSSSsrs- sa,ssnsns superior saaplss amp
belns offered. at 3 fraction of cost; dre-
matte reductions; iustrcuS PersiAn lamb,
stunning silver fox. mink-dyed muskrnE
nafursl skunk and sheared beaver. Thsss
and many other beautiful frrs are being
sold for Immediate clearance; budget plan
NTH pn sa sasM XIV rus Cor aaa Us d ma
fUE CoAIs--we ofser the followins bar
and scarfs: 2-skin stone marten, $40; sii-
.ssnt yss fos ,ssnss 49, 4so xos ssst go;
snd .a. nv!i vi. $50; Vol coat. ss0. opossam
coat, 800; mouton coat, $7c: seaiine ceat.
FEIU1RNAcE--Nex Bryant hot-watsr sas fur- 4
mace. sqitaeles ter 6-S rm. house; s49B.
fTtUdfkNlAcf--x@rco tdf.l @ IDEAL hos-water coal fur B
mace. y GOOD condition. suitable TO attach
rGaSrfuSx 1tS Z fi5i PADS. rscoadit,cn.d. 80 Rs56 "a
also .mlSc. warehouse supplios, hand Trucks,
platform txuekss etc. sfsA. 22i2s 61a Z
fuIaaTtU1E NsSexsny sstslss. tebh.
$fQ: ss.,s sSss,s'ss ssnle' $Ss ssvrtssS sasls
13zl --it
Evening star., 1946-11-14


nAD1o ,.s,, AZ AND AZ A1rrsI,AscE ., sroRx. not s.r
business, About 81, 900 In stock; rent, SikS
mo; lease; price, So, 900: terms, inciud-
mont lns stsss. sss m RyM yI I F1Is LIso 1910 Yer
RooMiNsGi HS0usks-ia aorm. aornU ants, al no.
far from capitol;. - .eiec. refrieerators; In
sss DsnK e SoSs, g rsns s6 @ income mat. sus:d
ss9s sso1ssle ofsr. owner Tisht take y;
EooHsas ESssaSns ave- HH% aiI H. satos $3.50 I.n.
income quoted 5000 mo-; 400 block Of 4
iSiS vernon. ssss .,s s5 DYE W. S SIiS
ssooM1Na HOUSE. 18th .t. NV, isoe
piock-l4 rooms, baths, plus shower, oil
ee: saossd ssso 'ss no. ssoSc aosn sass
S,1 MF = a. r1ISS lS 1910 Vermont ave.. RIM.
sklnpSEEAsS1htsEb S AsS1tEb ssucx-14 rooms. l4 !
mo-: price, $4,000. terms. lor property,
lSsH sa isss ssssss huaT, p; s0S w saHdF E {.
S15 S15de, Rssltcr. 1910 Vermont ave-, Pm.
Sc6askd slsS lHsSSusE- $500 down; .ersi. ra4 4.
.:ns; g: "a ssir fS5a5i%s sassf . .inssIs; ihSSS
SssnHan5 sSys a sa7 Ia s;nss..4 $40 not 81
from white HOUSE; plenty of up-to-dats
Equipment; ~ booths. gross income quoted
$500 q day; rent $500. mo-, f0-yr. lease;
price $oo;000; large down payment. re..
Vermont ave- Re; az: hk SllO. III
good lease. reasonable rent: quoted Income.
prof nrst time oersd Sse sscelsns goS opporr Dsar
tunity; may take So 900 down: BAL on
vETFso loH sNNS W4Nr fo 3 oSn ycSr
susinssss ,, Watch makers. lusgsse repairs
COMMERCIAL SPACE for rent. Gould be
used for lingerie and costume jewelry.
Also space In back lallsy entrancs) conv.
WENowMN vi Ess92lso III MskkakY. Lars. SUGAR sc and
ihortsning quotas. 1xcsllsnt prospects for
increestng bQsiness. NOV. groesing about
$4,000. Priesd rsasenahly. BOZ 2Ao.V.
D1I CExANMo pOUrH. making sab per
d:Kk dG:.Kk I I19elunStanS nt 1910 faekard Sc. vaSSsn.
6ipc cEEy VIII lFgAIs sad res; soed
iinssa no. s5S3. SzK S0s
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ET EETTRHSTEETggAr SETgA co. llSs sls st. av.
LNctE III Large quantity Of .lashs,y
ING q BUILDING MATERIAL, CO, 4O03
Minn- ave. ne. at Bennins I'd. II. zoa2.
LIVING ROOM SET. modsrnistie. eonssss-
ing o, divan and chair: reasonable. Can
condition; reasonable. Also mise. Asisnsa. iassi.
nocxrss5Ao ass Apss s...I 3 ,osssr. as for
cogEsE. Glen Sssso. I'D. III. Oliver sSdsS
SoyS Z H.VsR1n sR1n. chasppsaaals s.y,., e.sy.s
claw feet upholStsrsd q satln brosateiie;
6RssS il5S sss h:sss 1850 ~ Nols has q cI5ea. ,e
isn:sss & Us, I azs sna ids. c.ii iisSHesk s2U4Sk
GSassas1a:oSo aisa.o 81 4. sots ~ szs is +. a. u,
PfSsss:E esSsa, Es: sso2, r.. 60, ~ IT,.
"a L.; siss and sSsns sssss iSss s.riss ne
aiissRow.. 100 'iaa soasA z Scs.piasse Il 3 ssos.
LunnE1. used. ssasonsd. Can no a7ss
SssS ,Is r Y, x y an. w. Pm: g 4 sss:
EARSoE M irss so Fkss 4&.sa, a. Ssss sss sssa... as
ssslsIss sHsalssa 'ob $50 $500 surssn'' saads. other
Qup1catofs autoMattc iced, cannot b told
rom new; includes nonhe supplies; har9Ain,
sfSk sss e bysn hs9s assh 4 ~ q. ). a..,,,
sa ser 'Sss Ford. ssss s.sss:s sssse
MOTORS. ifgo 10 ii2o. u, a.e., d.s., ss
NSSSEsii sSSsSis iaps .cAaTY isoS q 51sS. 49,
TypsvsitsTs; ssscnd-hs UndsTvood. sts.
MOSfoks rspsire6 and sxeh.: Ysrse stock.
6FF1CE EQUIffkNT DsSEa chairss Aiss
(C6atSn1sd q Nsgt ragsJ
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ereWn. oyerc2at. fully linees sise IL. Slb;
2ee sssens sseS.ssn !. sidrss.l LID i6.h and q
;;Is ssSo ssI;s ss,;s1ss S..,ssI g 'is sss anew
standard size bricks per day with Tfiley's
MsssSsh.: ssS 3: dealsrs yantsd; ; cash or terms.
S,gaIpiSd ,a Nc 1AffEEhis.xSi@wrsss,nx III .xS . isrs.
buildings Ct g: Elisehsths Hospital. iarSs
Hans 1Ss xSs g ss;Cs.S sna sqasHs .S..n1
ssmbs. large Quantity Ain. fsivanissd
and .sh.sy isyss ss.d ps:s @
fa1 .s'fsn.R n asIA 4Ss a. d9s kss
Bisd f = RsaaiffA T. n 7oas soans is !,
oF sss.n solisEs. .sssl S's Sss1a spsi: isoas.
eS:curs Bat: sass crnssntsi nSaSa IRON vin rs
sns doSs sa ESHsS n sx ISSs SUM-
nf dsa dxsufss rS pri0Inist!ss ns esceeS Den
S ~ ~ saIIAN ssnanIssIA "a. ci 44S9ss. 1879 as 1lnp
lumber fsS9 % yS5seksd bssfssks. LOO
'GSS sSsstns s Pine oVS snd d'ifes aooIsae g H. so@o @
~ ga p!yySod. dxs1RM WkDCxnNu
SS41blIsdS dS1a3 1Ha3xrsarars--A,, xrcunSHn,
sJH$iR&Sa RSSPP3 SPlEafla.seP|s. lAE5aIfas.s aspS IN,
yob. brick. lumber, doors and VineoMs
window frames. door and window trim
DOOR tambS, roQ6ng Deper, sash VeiShts,
dre elcnpes. radiators, heating plants. PIP
and nttinEs. eye beams, eA Sizes; laundrs
de'nsRiSo5 p ,iSo SSs5s:ssah s:sah Rss.l
SEiiER AUTOMATIC FmTER. 1000 ssi
per hr. with new. 2-inch pump. Sz00; Cis-
s5..,,s ssl stem sH1ttins ,SSrd beard $50. JoHN.
6s1MERiAs Available nov, ali makes; movie
s1MsT,s prs1sSsSd, Ss Koda1fs ese rns 81
ssS MEs2sMDon'i ifsa = sf sell your camera .,
ssSI,pnsns DflHEs ySa Is 0sI caSk aEsik
SSHHHsEAss 81 sSss ~. .s.sS:,z,s,of .s;ss sss5
CAj1kkA1. WsSton ana. osnsfN Nseiri,
ssgcsqFSL ~ mstsfs a ,R asoek a .o3e} DylIfs,,s,
SA.1tk2 q 1issa;.srsss,, a.sh synsAfoa,sss,
Ssiss., Sss: niyoss H; 81 q e fS1szs ~
1zl0 j. !. AsA ~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-22
Robert Curry
Visiting Here

Robert Bobby Curry, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Curry,
700 Pearl street is spending a
well earned furlough from the
Merchant Marine, with his par
e1ts.." @'1f'a 81 t1a SIC e.
Q Bobby is a former student Of
Key West. High, but since leav-
ing his Alma Mater, he. has spent
26 months in the service IT, that
has enabled him to cross the Att
lantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans
twice. The. boats on which he has
served have found harbor in
Manila, Singapore and the Per-
sian Gulf. Bobby recently re-
turned to the states from Manila
on the S. S. Kapoisa. He will
leave Key West, February 81.
for Mobile and a new ship,
which he hopes will go South
American way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-22
Ax SOCIETY
SH(EHl7 By PATRICIA X PHONE 535
Red Cross DriUe For $4,000 Opens
In Key Vest With Chapter Actire

March Ist heralds the opening
Of the first postwar fund cam
paign Of the American Red Cross
Tor SlOO,OOO,O00, the largest
peacetime fund ever raised by
the organization and the quota
for the Key West chapter is $17,-
900.
The month of March has been
DESIGNATED Red Cross Month by
President Truman, who in his
proclamation, called for the full
est support Of the organizations
campaign. Red Cross chairman of
Key West, Ignacio Carbonell,
pointed 10 the need for continu-
ing Red Cross services to able
bodied troops abroad and in this
country TO those in hospitals, and
20 veterans, as well as to families
and dependents of all who have
worn the uniform.
The men in active service, the
hospitalized, and the veterans
form three major Red Cross bat
tie fronts which victory in the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-22
BOCA CElICA ORDNANCE MEN DO
X
Dump Old Ammunition AT Sea: Made Harmless First
DANGEROUS WORK VERY SAFELY

Looking out toward the North
west from Boca Chica field, dune
of white coral appear in the dis
lance fronted by scattered build
ings and surrounded by a barbed
wire topped fence. This secluded
spot, is the work shop of the Sta
ton Ordnance men. This crew of
men like many more that were
stationed over many parts of the
world, are keepers of the Sunday
punch that was delivered by our
pilots during the war.
It's the job of these aviation
ordnance mechanics, to store and
keep in readiness, the lethal wea-
pons used by navy pilots in war
fare or practice. 1t is their techni-
cal skill that makes a deadly
weapon a force of destruction or
renders them harmless buds.
Many phases of the work per-
formed by the AOM's is danger
Gus and must be carried out with
extreme care. Some of the ex-
/ plosive charges are very sensitive
and require but slight shock to
set them off. Such catastrophe
is not likely to happen, however,
because the Ordnance men are
well trained in the safe handling
of such dangerous explosives.
The station ordnance deals with
every type weapon used by the
Naval Airmen They range from
7 che large 5000 AP aerial bomb
hdown to the small % cartridge,
used fol-, target practice and the
| fire arms and equipment that
fire for release these missiles of
death.
They are RESPONSIBLE for the
storage and maintenance of the
twenty millimeter cannon, thirty
and fifty caliber machine guns,
as well as a variety of small arms.
They keep them cleaned, repair
ed, and test them for smooth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-22
.TacgueLine Williams Hostess To
Friends At Bdyvie,O Park Party

Little Miss Jacqueline Rose
Williams, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Williams was hostess
70 a group of her little friends
Wednesday afternoon at the Bay
view Park.
Games were played and hats,
horns and windmills were given
as favors. The prizes were won
by Jennie Solano and Robert
Russell. Delicious refreshments
of cake, candy and ice cream
were served.
Those who attended were
Wayne Williams, Jackie and
Kenny Schrader, Ralph and
Frank Roberts, Robert Mont
gOmery, Robert and Austin
Bethel, Myrna Goehring, Sarah
Roberts, Shirley Mae Fernandez.
Tommy Maxhimer, Penny Rosam,
Deanna Sawyer, Donna Adams,
Violet Louise Martinez, Trula
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-22

field merley served to intensity
Since We and W days Red Cross
services to these men and their
dependents have increased ma
terially. Added to this are rapidly
growing responsibilities to civil
ians. Every Key Wester must
support our Red Cross to the ut
most so that it may continue to
serve our men in uniform
whether able bodied or hospital
lied, our veterans and people
adequately.
But men in uniform and their
dependents are not the only Red
Cross responsibility. The organ
ization faces an expanding peace
time program more widespread
in scope than in years prior to
World War II. Expanded pro-
grams of instruction in first aid
water safety, accident proven
ton, home nursing, nutrition
and other subjects are being
launched now by the Key West
chapter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-22
ThFOtU AtU0y Your Powder Puff,
Girls, If You Want Beauty
BY BETTY CLARKE
AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor

Throw away your powderpuff,
girls, if you want a beautiful, I'm
blemished skin.
That's the advice of Carmel My
Crs, Hollywood screen star.
The glamorous Carmel, who
admits to being over 40, is an eX,
ample of what soap and water
can do for the complexion.
Carmel, who started in, Holy
wood pictures when she was IA,
says her lovely complexion is the
result of sunshine, water and
soap. She never uses powder.
Though she knows that tic
soap AID water treatment may be
drying for some skins and advises
d bit of cream used when the SKIN
looks dry, she suggests wiping all
cream completely away because
grease, she says, will emphasize
age.
She oils her skin only when she
is planning to sunbathe, and Their
she always keeps her hair COW
cred. Her hair is brushed often
with a good brush.
Aside from her scrub routine
she uses only lipstick and eye
makeup. A healthy glow is sup
piled to her skin by exercise.
She usually manages to walk a
mile with her husband to his
office each day.
About that 120-pound shapely
hgure-Carmel says there are no
rlch and fattening foods on her
menu. And she drinks little if
any alcoholic beverages.
"A typical days menu might he
y grapefruit, coffee and hot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-22

action and should the occasion
arise, they can also use them with
the skill of a marksman.
Now, even though the action Of
war has faded into a state OF
oblivion, the work of the station
ordnancemen continues. Bombs
and other missiles that would
ordinarily be. prepared for a de
Structive mission are now being
rendered harmless and disposed
of by dumping them into father
Neptune's lap at 200 fathoms in
the Gulf Stream near here. The
training of night fighters also
gives cause for continued work
and the betting of thousands OF
rounds of ammunition keep them
busy, as we'll as box after bex
of flares that are used.
There seems to be no end 81
the work that someone is always
finding for them to do, even il
Sit's a chore of shovelling coral or.
cutting brush.
The work of the AOM's con-
tinues on interminably peace or
war.
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is.l rS5l .2fl0lf3.
Ne'nll;'t i,,Tgn.S III
At Key Vest
Hospital

The brand new directionai
signs. beautifully lettered.
which are to be seen now on
the Key West Municipal Hos.
pital. were done by boys in
the mechanical drawing and
crafts classes at the High
School. under the instruction
of Cyril L. Marshall.
Edward Gardner. Arthur
Boza and Ben Scribner. of the
mechanical drawing class. did
the designing and Earl Kier-
stead and Kenneth Meador
did the execution. 600 1IlJC IL
None Of these boys had any
knowledge of lettering when
they Joined the classes at the
beginning of the school year.
Those. who made the signs
had had some previous exper.
fence in using tools. but they
had never made signs of any
sort.
The signs mark the en-
trance of the hospital and the
parking area. One consists
of cut-out Roman letters on a
white background. The park
ing sign is painted in black
Roman letters on a cream
background.
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Norris, Diane Dickens, Wayne
Roberts, Karen Ann Abston,
Jennie and Patricia Solano, Sally
Ann Roberts, Betty Key, Johnny
Lawhorns L.ST T. Curry, Richard
Averette, Anna Dell and Ray
mond Cox, Patsy Cassidy, Ed
mund ST.. Pierre, Donald Will
Jams, Ruth and Robert Russell,
Dorothy Lowe and Don Will
Jams, Mesdames Jennie Williams,
Laura Russell, Gladys Bethel,
Leona Maxhimer, Joyce Sawyer
Violet Martinez, Cecilia Roberts,
Elizabeth Solano, Helen Roberts,
Lois st. Pierre, Almyde Bell,
Nathalie Russell, Anna Rosam,
Elois Adams, Eloise Sawyer, Elva
Collins, Mavereen Meador, Lille
Sawyer, Miriam Williams, and
Ottilee Williams. The Misses
Annie Averette, Marjorie Will
Jams and Lila Harris. The
MeSSrs. Harry and Jack Williams.
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The Significance
of the Poppy

Tomorrow. Saturday. Feb.
20. ls46. little red peoples will
bloom on thousands of coats
and dresses throughout our
city of Key West.
People will be asking.
why do we have Poppy
DaY?" First. we wear the
poppy once a year to express
the feeling of reverence that
is always in our hearts for the
men who died on the poppy
studded fields of France and
Belgium during both World
Wars. The poppy is the
flower of France and Bel
GUM.
So. tomorrow let US all
wear a little red flower hon
oring the men who died on
all battlefronts. that we here
at home might live.
Second. we wear the poppy
to help tighten the burden for
those who are still undergo
ing suffering and hardships
because of wars.
When you buy your poppy
tomorrow. think of the dis
abled veteran in a hospital
or convalescent workshop
who has fashioned the little
blood red flower. Think of the
fatherless family whose strug-
giles during the coming year
win be lightened by the coin
you drop into. the poppy
workers box. 'oI7/
Z Think of the brave Ameri.C
can boys who lie beneath the
waving peoples in France.
Think of these things and
you will understand the true
significance of the poppy.
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Harris Speaks At
ST. PauI's Party

Much enthusiasm is being
shown over the get together"
supper and program TO be held
in st. PauTs Parish Hall on Mon
day evening at which time Lieut..
Colonel W. Curry Harris viii be
the principal speaker. The affair
is being sponsored by st. Paups
for the entertainment of the men
of the parish and their guests.
An excellent program has been
arranged including music by
Kingman Curry, Charles and
VIII Roberts and j. ]. Trevor
Judge Raymond r. Lord viii in
troduce the speaker and at the
conclusion of the program a
special entertainment feature
has been planned by Albert
DiNegro.
Joe Allen Is chairman Of ar
rangements.
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MA "a c. Brinton gave a
lunhbeon Wednesday in honor of
MRS. David King, at the Officers
Club.
The tables were all decorated
in the George Washington colors,
the red, white and blue, and one
huge white basket with red and
blue ribbons laced in the handle
and tied at the top with a large
bow, was filled with white glad
iolas, red hibiscus, baby's breath
and fern. It was an art, de
signed by Mrs. Brlnton as only
she can do. On the side table
were candles in red, white and
blue, and on each salad was an
American flag.
Invited to meet Mrs. King were
the Mesdames: Stephen Dougla S,
William R. Warren, Shelby Lea
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Pythidl, Sisters To
Honor Grand Chief

Preparations are being made
by Key West Temple No. 20
Pythian Sisters for the official
visit of the Grand Chief, Mrs.
John c. Park, this city, when
many out of town visitors will
also be in attendance.
Mrs. Roland Adams, Most Ex-
cellent Chief and Mrs. Laurence
Higgs, Captain of the Degree
Staff, are requesting all officers
and members of the Degree Staff
to meet at the hall at 7::30 o.
clock on Tuesday evening Feb
ruary Goth.
Prior to the meeting on March
4 banquet will be held at the
Baker Restaurant at els o'clock
in honor of Mrs. Park. Those
who have not made their reserva-
tons may do so by calling Mrs.
Rhoda Baker. phone 152-R, or
Mrs. Art Sjursen, phone 2S8-J
before Thursday evening.