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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17
COUNTING PENNIES

One of the reasons The
Citizen gave frequently for
preferring the commissions
manager form of govern
ment for Key West was that
there would be somebody in
City Hall who would have
the final decisive Yes or No
in the conduct of the city's
affairs. 49,
One point The Citizen
stressed in particular con-
cerned the city budget. 1t
was explained that the coun-l
ty commissioners, when they
set up budget; must first
have it approved by the
state comptroller, and that.
when the budget is approx
ed. the commissioners, are
compelled to adhere to it.
That is the reason why the
commissioners declare fire.
qaently that they can not do
this or that because there is
no provision in the budget
for it,
Now comes the mayor
with this assertion:
"You can set up a pro-
posed budget, but that
doesn't mean that's all the
city would spend. Look at
the past year. We had no
idea of extra expenses at the
start of the year. Then we
paid back salaries. liquidat-
ed pld, debts, made addi-
tieqsl aepsseriations and 50
If that is a correct atti-
tude of the city commission
ers toward their budget.
why 60 to the trouble to
make up a budget 1t is not
only a waste of time but is
a purse-digging joke ON To-
cal taxpayers. If the pro-
visions of a budget are not
to be adhered to. then why
make them and hold hear
ings to consider whether or
not they are to be adopted?
Why not run the city in any
old way?
When budget is adopt
ed. it is the duty of a city
manager to see that the OPP
Grafton and maintenance of
the city are kept within the
scope of the bodget. He
should be as firm in his Yes
or No as is the state com D.
troller in compelling county
commissioners to conform
with their budgets.
But. a side from that
sound policy i'm maintaining
the financial structure of
the city. the mayors refer
ences TO. the expenditures
of l945 an comparison with
what they may be in 1917.
Is a faulty, because the in
come of Kew West taxpay-
ers in 1915 was far. far
greater than ii will be this
year. That is a fact that hits
everybody in Key West
sQuarely i'm the face. with
the seeming exception Of
some members of the city
commission.
" lis e individuals are
counting their pennies now.
The city should take q tip
from them and. at least.
eounf lis s1allaFS
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penny meters. when penny me-
tiers are much more convenient
and worthy to the lnotorist9 To-
IN this small city where crime
us So Low, INSTEAD of worrying
about polite cars having two
way radios. why not use the
monty lrnaas benefically by re-
pairing the rutted and hole-y
streets, and also posting the
street names on street corners so
people can drive the streets and
find the streets they are looking
for? Key West is badly in need
Of street sign posting.
! would also like 10 commend
the c. of c. for the fine work
it IS doing for the tourists IN the
various activities planned for
each week. In 10 place I've been
have / seen such a remarkable
job for tourist enjoyment and
enlightenment by a public body.
Mr. Editor. know this letter is
overly long, but I thought I'd ex-
press my sentiments a. one sit
ting" Thank you for your at
tention and Tor printing my pre-
vious letter. From reactions
printed, i IS quite evident that
your paper is thoroughly read by
many.
MRS. MILDRED JACKSON.
Key West, Fla.
Fen Il 1917.
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Editor. The Citizen:
I'm afraid Mrs. Taylor tt6n't
read ms letter carefully before
she answered, Ny gripe vas the
TACT thai those police officers
were ISSUING traffic tickets at 8
?. IA. when the meters time
Instructions definitely read. -
8. n. 10 8 2. N SGa- and Hol.
Excl " l still feel those tickets
were unfair. ] had also asked tRo
K ". citizens and they both
positively stated no coins were
needed al 8 p. IT. That vas nv
grippe Mrs. Taylor. 7 certainly
have no fault 10 lind ever with
policemen doing their Jobs, no
matter how oistastefu1. and I'm
sure those. two particular officers
mad received definite orders
from higher-ups II the depart
nent to 90 that JOB. / talked TO
one OF the men al that time and
ne did not leave the impression
that that was q Courtesy Cita-
ton, In many cities The 81.
c. Of {. ag1hovizes traffic Of
flcers ID deposit coins for oUt-ot-
state motorists who have oEer-
STAYED then time or forgotten 10
deposit the com. and then leave
q card advising what was done
Believe me, that leaves q warm
feeling toward that city.
However. there Is one traffic
6ffifce- would publicly Ike 10
cssa.Re-Rs Es has the beat On d.
val BY Kfess Store ana I have
never tailed 70 she hin treat 4
visitor colr1eozsly had heard
50 much about how strict the pc
ice were here, and this of1iceT
was a pleasure 10 observe he
Was courtesy pers0nlhed and
treats out-of- state motorists with
consideration. ] have noticed him
On several occasions, bl.i de not
know his name Nay an outsider
make comments t1l Il parking
meters are not 20 be considered
= source Of peyenue. why. then,
the souHb5le over nicksa and
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HOMETOWN NEWS

Editor. The Citizen:
Please find enclosed my per
sonal check for five dollars to
cover subscription TO The Citizen
for SIX months. We ali enjoy
reading the KEY West paper ey-
cry day. and get all the news
from the home town. Remember
Lords and myself 10 all our
friends down there.
WILBERT ]. MOEHRKE.
1Il7 n. Center Ave,
Denver. Colo,
Feb. Il. I947.
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THANKS CITIZEN

Editor, The Citizen:
For the purpose Of formal rec
ord: may we express to you our
gratitude for running on Thurs
da. January 30th. the 100 extra
copies of The Key West Citizen
containing the annual report of
Key West Chapter. American
Red Cross.
Please be assured of our CRATE
full appreciation of your unfailing
cooperation in our year round
program of Interpretation Of
American Red Gross 10 this com
nHnity.
OLIVER GRISwoLD,
ns-ae4o4. pnh6c Relations
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BULL FIGHT RIOT

The Mexicans take their
bull fights seriously. DiSsat-
isfied with the results of a
recent performance, they
staged a not OF such proper
tionS that reporters called it
the battle Of the century. "
The damage is estimated
APP to $4,000. Infatuated
Aficionaces. or fans. burned
cushions. wrecked equip
ment and roared ''Swindle"
al everyone. including the
bull.
II seems that the Specta-
tors We're displeased with
the size of &no4sccs fve
animal and alse F4R Ae
performance IF * Star bhk-
fighter, who Enally used, his
weapon on a3SpectatoT in
stead of the bull.
Before We comment cauS-
tically upon the behavior Of
the Mexicans. We might re-
member that Americans.
when watching football
games. boxing and wrestling
matches. and other sports,
sometimes behave ia q man
ner eQualling that Of the
MexicanS i'm Mexico City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

The bill recently intro
ductd ia Congress by .Sena-
tur CApehArj 10 outlaw So
called portal 10 portal"
law suits. and Ia make GER
tain amendments 10 the
PAR Labor Standards Act
of 1855. y a tangible step
toward correction Of an
abuse which could bankrupt
lAr9e >eRmentS OF American
industry. cripple others and.
ir the long run. lead 10 I'M
employment and economic
depression on an unprece-
terted scale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Peoples Forum


The Cfsfsem wercemen expfe.-
sfons ~ the views % tn rea1-
are constdexeG ffheIens or Hnmar-
ranfed. The writers ah01fa ke
fair and cenfine &c letters 10
3o0 wordss ana write ON ONE aide
OF the paper only. elknztnre %
the writers mux< accompany the
letters and Will BE DmhliRAea ~
iess resnestea efAeEpises
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Frank H. Ladd, county tax col
Hector, informed The Citizen to-
day that sale Of 1897 automobile
tags in Monroe county took big
jump today as result of the visit
here of a motor vehicle inspec-
tor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

outTary 20 much opin-
bon. the church i a place for
sinners. not = rendezvous for
saints That l. q good reason
why all of uS should SO to
church.
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Statesmen WANTED

Earn Sl0-sl5 daily.
Fnli-part time. Selling direct
from manufacturer TO consum-
.er. For particulars, United
Wholesale Supply, us W. 63rd,
n. Y. febl7-ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

There is a tendency fer
any, meAiag. object, includ-
ing man kfhSseif. TO be de-
fleetsd 20 thealght. and that
is due % the Notation Of the
earth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Repairs and serNigN emN aes ~
on AL makes e aamtsf s
commercial refflgtfaf - 3.
ment Day and nxni Fe
ALL
febi5-isxl e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Miss Mary E. Eardlow, IL
brarian at the Key West public
library. today thanked The Cit
zen for a check for $40 paid to
the library at a rate Of SIS for each
day the sun failed to shine in Key
West. All OF last year The Citizen
was obliged to pay only once, but
last week Key West had two sun
less days in succession, Thursday
and Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Poor work completed Is
usually better than brilliant
performance postponed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17
Key. West h
Days Gone By
As TAKEN FROM fI1.Es
Or THE CzTfzEH or
FEB. II. 1887

Key West Rotary Club viii OBJ
serve Ladies Might in La Casa
Marina on March Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Baseball fans are beginning to
stir, coming out Of their hiberna-
ton"
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Wanted - LICENSED beautirian.
permanent job. top salary. APP
ply Beauty Colony.
febl7-6t


Ladies: Earn Sl0-sl5 daily. Full
part time. Selling direct from
manufacturer 10 consumer. For
particulars, United Wholesale
Supply, lis w. 63rd, n. Y.
febf7-ltx-
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Sober grocery clerk with some
meat cutting experience. Write
or come to A. & B. Grocery,
Islamorada. Florida. febl276fx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Fred J. Dion and son, Hubert.
left this morning for Miami,
where the latter viii be treated
by an eye specialist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

/ Milton Gates. who had been Wis
ting his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Gates, left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where he has been
making his home the last nine
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Mattresses. top wages, excellent
tips, good working conditions.
Apply immediately. Gulf Stream
Restaurant, Simonton and Dir
vision SITS. feb15-4t
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AGENTS WANTED

Spare time workers. Over 81
hour! Sell name plates for
front doris. Write Box MEG,
Go Citizen. febl7-itX
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Ross c. Sawyer viii leave to-
morrow for Jacksonville to attend
The annual convention of county
clerks from all over Florida.
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CLASSIFIED ADS


Baker, experienced pastryman.
See Norman c. Cerezo at Tip
-Tos Bakery, 913 Eaton St.
febl2-7tx
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Due to illness, Sues Sandwich
Shop is for sale. Next to Drum
Bar, Division st. febl4-3tx
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1888 Chevrolet coupe pickup,
factory fleet model. Good me-
ohanical condition and tires.
See Dion at Southern Diaries.
febl4-3tx
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ron SALE

Duplex apartment. near NORTH
Beach. Lower apartment I'M
furnished, second floor furnish
ed. Nice handicapped corner lot
overlooking water and bouie-
ward. Price $4,000. Terms.
johnson and Johnson, Phone
379 febli-tf
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Mrs, Peter Pioneer and four
children left yesterday for Miami
TO visit relatives.
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LEGALIS

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES col AT
IN AND FOR MONROE cot NTN-
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
h1 re Estate ~,
THcNAS FiAJL ATwE1-i-- also
known as Paul Atwe3i,
Deceased
NOTICE OF APPl.lC ALTON FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice - hereby giA e1 70 al
whom il may coacc-n that Mays .
A-wen. IS Execatrix ~ the Las
Ntis ard Testament Of Thomas
Paal A1NeIl. also kpowa as PAIL
Atxell. deceased, has flied with the
Honorable RAYMOND r LORD I,o00-
" Judge in and for Monroe CoEa--
y. Flor ia for Final Report and
has rnadc application for hev s.ts-
charge as such ENecU1riN-
hated this l52h Gag - ft1TuaTy.
= y. 1$-1.
(sdb MAGGIE ATvF ELL.
- Exc ut-ix - the Last VA
and TeSSanen: af Thomas XaGl
Atxe31. also known Is Pau Al
wt12. 6ecea Ssd-
feb 7--44. mar g. q, -24'
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Mrs. Raymond Baker left for
Miami this morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. AnseI Smith.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

rs the Perfect EasieF ST. hs
personal and thrifty toa v
own personality fr<Df3ed q s
portrait taken IN osa stn
Evans Piikingtnn sf448 A1k
Fleming Sc 4h22w
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Sheets. pillow cases. blankets and
rags. etc. Very reasonable.
Roilie Roberts. TIA Love Lane,
OFF Fleming street, between
Elizabeth and William streets.
febll-6t
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Is lots on Big Pine Key. 5000
each. corner, residential lot,
in city, $4,000. Apply 4o-l
Poinciana, phone 732-W.
feb14-3tx
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Furniture for sale. dining room
set, bedroom set, living rooD
set. Reasonable price accepted.
Store for rent or for sale. Phone
lo26-M or 704-W. febiI-6tx
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ORDER OF PT RLTF ATtoN
To- NARTE-EA ! WJ4PFLE
RES / ENCE UNKNOWN.
Il IS herebx ordered thar va Srs
reou5 red % appear or ths -;st Gay
Of March. s47- before The above
entitled -ourt 70 me Ss-i q Cen
rga5nr fled zEai-Ls- S0G n me
EAcTe entitled CaGSS and The hey
Nssst tstizsD = hereby deSl gfIatea
as thu 1ew spaDer n - h2ch 1asS
order shall br Published once :
" %Ek <or four scEtlve v e-eszs-
Witness rhs Honorable Agui1l.c
I.orex. u. as I+us u the Ta6ges
e this Court and The Sea II this
Court III rhs Cry 81 Key West
Nc1-ce CcGrtv. Florida, ms Nth
csAy u Fsb-sA-y, 49,
SEAL ROSS = WTER.
Czz-k S'5rGG8- CUU-t-
Monroe County, FLORIDA
Ry sd Ksfh. cen NDt-ag@.
DepB-y caeTk-
4sa} Jcaa = SAVER.
Solicitor Ec- Psagn-i1f
feH ia rsz- SO, 80
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IN THE CIRCUIT CeURT OF THE
EIEXENTH JUDICIAL CIRCtl II
OF TIE STATE OF FLORIDA. II
AND FoR MONROE ColNTN. ~
EHANCERX
case No Ia-IoS@
WILLIAM y N HzREl-k
I8Sin11<f
pTEo2sE
NARE ELLA T. NHIPPLE,
~saFs~Ffors-
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Two bedroom house, furnished.
Call 445-J. febl3-6tx
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OLIVER GRISwOLD,
coMMENDs CITIZEN

Director Public Relations
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Trailer. good condition. Reason
ably priced Good electric Ma
Ter pump, with 50-gsl tank
Good size lot & Perez l0sa
Margaret ST tebl-~Syx
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1870 deluxe WHY'S coapa. .Aps,lV
607 Elizabeth 81. ssyaar- Ssx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs. cali John Curry.
SD Ma7gacet street, phone 79l.
Give Us & try on your next job.
Free estimates, tebl-lmoN
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Leaving town, must sacrifice:
Fan. 3-speed floor model; cost
1876 two months ago. Girls
bicycle, cost l.95 four months
ago. Also Firestone radio.
Phone 862-W before u noon or
after z pm. 1924 Seuin-
airy. febl3-6tx
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One II cypress $kasf Three D.
cycles aS is, lSS$ FoS&.tH Ave
tcAl--SgA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

Call 4. Z. Williams and a G.
Roberts Tor plumbing services
ina, give satisfaction. Free eS-
Inmates. Phone SIS. feol7-if
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$500 buys my 1915 National
trailer Cali IS. ask for. NJ
Swan. fehlS-6tx
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Lot s. Square II, Eagle Ave. 5000.
Lot 5l2 of 4, Square 10, Eagle
Ave, $500. Owner. 40 NE
4th Ave, Fl LaudendaIe. Fla.
febl7-l0tN
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1871 Ford. 81 panel truck. Very
reasonable. Phone 255.
febl5-4tx
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Experienced under graduate nurse
VIII care for aged person. Perm
anent. Phone 6S5-N. An6eT-
son. Between Gil am, Gen
tiles only. feb14-S1N
Evening star., 1947-03-23
MRS. BANKER.

In a candlelight service last eve-
ming Miss Jean Abrams, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Abrams, be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Bertram
Banker of Baltimore, Md. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Israel BANKER
of that city.
Rabbi Gerstenfeld ofiiciated at the
ceremony, which took place at 7:30
o'clock at Hotel 24O0 and was fol-
lowed by a reception and buffet sup
per.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown with a fingertip veil which fell
from a tiara of seed pearls. She
carried a shower bouquet of ca
melias. Her maid of honor was her
sister, Miss Galeeta Abrams, who
was clad in peach-colored crepe and
carried Johanna Hill roses. The
bridesmaids, all carrying roses and
gowned in pastel shades, were Miss
Gay Swartz, Miss Mary Lou Rosen-
berg and Miss Maxine Schleider.
Mr.. John Schneider of Baltimore
was the best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Sanford Singer, Mr.. Sid
ney Blum, Mr. Aaron Caplan, Mr..
Seymour Faigan, Mr.. George Faigan
and Mr.. Lewis Abrams, brother OF
the bride.
After a honeymoon in New York
the couple will make their home here
on Legation street.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
BUY-LINES by Nancy Saexr


|- Weekly A
- - NEW YORK, N. Y. Mar 23rd - How
!
- M about easing those new Spring shoes and
as~,ks at the time doing your troubled feet
- Ebis favor? You do both jobs at
- Eby busting DR.. SCHOLL'S Foot Powder
- - into your shoes every time you put them
lysd Il & You've idea how wonderfully it eases
a. If any 'pinchine' tightness soothes chafed
or tender skin relieves burning feeling helps pre-
vent excessive perspiration and foot odors Dust DR.
SCHOLLS Foot Powder directly feet night and
mornna too helps prevent Athletes Foot by keeping
your feet dry! Do try it!
It's vtaily important for to confer
H y IC%A ~ fully with the manof the house about the
u: Ia * 1871 of the family car! For
SSI1/A%T will tell you that the CHEVROLET
Mh&DHxSI2SA beyond in performance
T~>NA>1 but only YOU know that
teen.age daughter longs have the family
look elegant with beautiful upholstery and Body by
Fisher You'll feel when Junior driving CHEVROLET
for has Unstsel body brakes that safe and reliable and Glass
around And for yourself there's nothing like CHEVROLET tor
and all other its
price range! See local CHEVROLET dealer!
EASTER WILL CATCHING UP WITH US SOON So why not
give yourself you've had Here's
how: TONI Home Permanent and give yourself Cold wave
right home Easy putting hair curlers-bu the wave
And the the wonderful TONI Creme Lotion
manageable and curled just the
TONI leading Drug Notions Cosmetic
Counter The De Luxe Kit with rsub plastic curriers' only 81 plus tax
The Regular Kit with fiber curriers' only SIPS plus tax
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Don't ,poiin.w ehA.s!

New clothes are too expensive to
take a chance on letting anything
spoil them. Perspiration odor, for
instance why give it a chance
to destroy the freshness of your
fashions why let it give them q
musty, unpleasant odor? So, may ]
suggest that you sprinkle QUEST
under your arms regularly? 1t has
an ingredient that's released when
it comes 10 contact with perspiration
and this ingredient positively
banishes perspiration odor! The
men in your family will form the
QUEST habit, too :. for they like
this smooth, unscented powder
much better than liquid and sticky
cream deodorants. Only 3Sc at Drug
Counters -. deodorizinG powder
that's an all.purpose deodorant!
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Does your house look quite as
bright as you'd like it? Then what
about bringing few of those bud.
ding Spring colors inside? Just
choose from the 33 DIAMOND
Tints and Dyes, then start a simple
"dip and rinse routine on faded or
dull throw rugs. draperies or slip
covers. Use DIAMONDS Curtain
Dip to turn old curtains into fresh
Spring psstels. And remember, YOU
can depend on DIAMOND to give
you real coIor-trueness! What
difference tintins the DIAMOND
way will make in your home! And
cost is only l5c a package.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
MenA.,AISIin .Seetk.,!

Does your skin have "Prima Don.
ma" complex? You know what !
mean so sensitive to the dryint
effects of winters indoor heating
and winter cold and wind thst it
breaks out in occasional rash or
dry eczema. Well i. let me sus-
gest a wonderful "soother" that's
bene6ciaIly oily to dry skin areas.
It's RESINOL Ointment with
specially combined and medicated
ingredients that bring quick, com.
fortins relief to bothersome itch.
iness and smarting. Use RESINOL
also, for the discomfort of common
fever blisters, simple scalp irrita.
tion and the petty soreness Of sur
face pimples. Since RESINOL
Ointment is Hesh colored, you'll be
spared embarrassment and
NO smartins when it's applied!
Evening star., 1947-03-23

To my mind, there's nothing quite
so helpful in meeting the smerssn'
eies of entertaining as fine, "qual.
ity" beer! just try keeping q supply
OF SCHLITZ in your refrigerator
to see what ] mean exactly the
casual refreshment to serve unex.
pected guests a tabls.mate with
dinner q friendly, bubble.shin.
ing companion for an evening Of
bridge or good talk! So take my tip
and keep plenty of SCHLITZ on
hand! It's brewed with Just the
kiss of the hops so you can de-
pend on it to contain NO trace OF
harsh bitterness. Brewed by Jos.
Schlitz Brewing Co, Milwaukee,
Vic
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde M. Hamblin
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Lois Hamblin,
to Mr.. Frederick H. Livingstone, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Living
stone.
Miss Hamblin is a graduate of
George Washington University, a
member of the Richard Arnold
Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and Is an en-
ploye in the State Department.
Mr.. Livingstone was graduated
from the Washington College of
Law and during the war served as
captain in the Army, spending
more than two years in Europe.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Miss CbeVes " eds
DR.. Rittenb0Hse

Miss Ellen Awtrey Cheves, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Allison
Cheyes, ST., Of Atlanta, was married
to DR.. Emory Arthur Rittenhouse
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry w. Rit-
tenhouse of Monogahela and Nc
Keesport, Pa, on March IL in the
chapel at Fort Myer. The Rev. Johr
D. Erb officiated.
The bride, who wore steel-blue
suit with blue flower hat, wal
given in marriage by her father
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin Rae
brother -in-law and sister of the
bridegroom. were the only attend
ants.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

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