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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28

tngton from september 70 Octooer lII0 ~ u y
beautiful white colonial style house In an almost
perfect state of preservation, The mansion u open
to the pubic. but It's not the beaten tourist
track like Radio Caty and the Statue Of Liberty, -
quite a few visitors to Manhattan miss It, i'm.
RHine,
went through Jumel few days ago, the only
visitor An elderly couple act caretalcrs for the
place. The aged wife was sitting . bench In the
entrance hall. She just HittinG there with the
quiet immobility that only the very old capable
OF. When came In abe spoke and told me could
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28

Mr.. and Mira COnnle LADDERS.
1907 Bryant Ave. No, have moved
into their new hons 1t ss45
Fourth Ave. 30.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mrs ChIystal MArmon. $40 Rondo Ave. entertained
OF her friends with party Sunday Oct % In honor Of Mrs
Turner Anderson Of Los Angeles Guests present the affair
were the Mines Tamadgs Carey Jr Bob Marshall Jr, War.
rem Hayes, Charene Hall the McASrs and Mines Tommy
Braddock, William Whtade l. Roberai Dr. and Mn Hubert
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

MISS Harriet bowman daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Earl W.
Bowman 36l2 Fourth Ave So junior Central High School,
has been elected to the cheer leading squad She has actively
participated in leading Central leader games
this season.
Jerry Bea SOC Fremont Ave No. was rushed to Veterans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
IZl WAY SEE
q BY NEIL D0DS0n RUSSELL
NEW YORK CITY

historic sites located at the top Of
Harems Sugar side fashion
story Roger apartments $50 EdgeOmbe
headquarters for General George Wash
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
Hello Gomez Is !.
Admitted To Dai. !

Hello Gomez, son Of, Roge
Gomez. Key West manager u
Aerovias @ Airlines, was thu
morning admitted to the practice
of law inFlorida by Circuit Colal
Judge Aquilino Lopez bcfosx
court this morning.
Hello Gomez is a graduate hi
the University of Florida, but -
returned 10 college to cplnp =
ah hadStiolal Eolrsel lie Will II
.gf assated. in. June, ..ard fllaI
plans to return to Key West u
practice law. q
SENATOR JAMES =
]. Gontinhed FROM Page i0ne,N
vices performed by the Stafx
Government. The Governor has
proposed some II different taxes
Determined opposition is beiAs
raised to each of these tax meas,
ures, and at this point it is req
sonably clear that many of thelY
cannot be enacted. "A
There has been a great deM
of talk about a gross receipts to
or sales tax. This talk was given
impetus by the editorial in the
Tanna Tribune on Wednesday,,
April Is, endorsing a sales tsx
The governor still is violently Oh.
posed to sales tax, and has SC
advised the Tampa Tribune. q
'.All tax measures will be ~
additinoal burden on various CIT
liens and naturally wilt be opposy
ed. | will be glad from~tirne a
time to have, the views of MY
friends in Monroe County with
reference to- the matter of taxa
ton or any other matter. involvs
ing their state governments
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
Shakespeare Film
Mripl Henry v
To BE Shown Here

Etw Neelsuicuior production of
@NHm MhaheapoaTr's Henry
MMfina taufunec Oliver.
HNHN Hsa piaN = two-a-day en-
#Hu ft ~ Munfoe Theatre.
~ MeHy end "Wednesday. April
~ ~ Ne8am a. an idea IN 1897.
aem lAN ati.a waa appearing In
aIaNs sfltion ~ fse play al
fmtms isuFd Old Vac" Thea
MaAf plAgtgs hsyc bewailed
44 lHaali8. eaing b. the physi-
ca lHalAfuwlnat ~ thc theatre,
- ils4lAN truly Impressive
e#HHia6inn ~ Henry "" bat
NAfHf &RA Ne nri Who decided
"a ~ Nlnrihing about a. Tie had
BIEHuNa ~ a nufnbrr 81 motion
NNtMfNH ana ftahxcd that the
sannsEa attlium alone could pro-
tIaf thf Background tor the
Waaa ami siifriug SCENES con
1iafea uF ~ Ire Bard
Una N4sNllltlinn. u was agreed.
HNa ~ - 81 Tcrhnicol0r 10 re-
HEeBi fally ne colOrful period.
iva pruaiurtion staff was even
aAae euphaiif that this presen-
ialion 81 iisnry v" should be in
~ hesf 0iuhe Theatre tradition,
NanN ~ enmera 90 fe-eStablish
NlF spirit ~ the most famous
'a1 huitse 10 the history Of the
NHNhsh kptaking theatre.
u 49, desieiod 30 present the
ftHF ~ ~ Mas offered az the
FlsfHMap ~ 1900. moving the
fNnExA outailln the confines of
W. iAneiFu only when the action
NWWanMNd more space than the
nlAshause provided.
The shifting of the camera
lfum TIE stage ol the Globe was
NO. u,afie arbitrarily. Each and
UNNft shit n made al the inSti-
Natlnn ~ the playwright on the
ntsasious when he complains, in
me play, that he cannot ade-
Qsaitly ael the scene.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
In About Five
Weeks IS Rescue
Will Be Reactivaied,
Sent To Kingston /:

The SIS Cable, which left Key
West ten days ago, will arrive
back in port tomorrow, it was an
nounced by F. L. Peterson, man
ager of the Merritt, Chapman,
Scott Corporation, her owners
said today.
The Cable lowed ship as far
as Mobile, Alabama, and then
went to Orange, Texas, where
she picked up a sister salvage
tug, the Diver, which is to re-
christen, the Rescue.
After she had been refitted
here and in about five weeks the
Rescue will be sent to the Kings
ton station maintained by the
corporation, Peterson said. She
will be called upon to perform
rescues and salvage jobs, just
as the Cable now performs from
the Key West Station.
For the present, the Rescue
will be stationed alongside the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
TODAY IN HISTORY
.iKnc.y Americal

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i, NJ I, 4, m 81, j e, II 81, yorls
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
CAN'T OPERATE

Continued From Pageak Jne)
home to Isl sor more aapersons
would require the owner or opef,
ator thereof to pay the $500 Il
cense fee.
Under another ordinance There
will be introduced tonight john
A.. Ernest and Antonio Rivefo,
owners of the Broadway SUPER
Market, will be granted permis,
sion to sell beer and wine. ~
A resolution transferring sos
003.08 from the interest and sink
ing fund to the Bond Refundihg
Program will also be introduced
1t the same time resolutions
under which the city agrees to
.pay $l5,089.33 to 3. j. Van Ingen
Il company of New York and
s943.53 to nerberg j, Sims and
Company of New York for mu-
tlteipal bonds purchased
City Manager Ralph d. Spal-
iing. said today that the bonds
Nere purchased at SO 1-2;t nearly
seven per cent below par value,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
Farm Workers
Center 0f
Information

- areas iHi8maiiun center
# m 4fe4aF aaflrlltuFal work
tNiFF Fi.aliia b open "a
Haf 60 Hs long as the
4 ranilnuek Jeff a..
NIN8 ~ rIanaNef 90 the Key
M eiil8E 81 ~ Florida State
N@Nt sfrNiUe. announced
nNNt saie fhai Mrs There
Mtn fafm placement rep
MNIsfsf fnT thr Jacksonville
HNs esN ~ lh charge ~ the Of
W Msa WsN have daily contact
eva M alens where there Is a
ertNiefel.F aalnuni ~ activity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
SWORD DAY,

V|ontinued From Page One)
day had been designated as off.
cial""Sword Day. for Kew West
by the campaign director, Louis
caibonel.
The volunteer workers wore
juniors and seniors from Inc Cor
vent of Mary Immaculate Ana
sere on the street corners frona
~ noon until 6 p. m. The wor,,ers
we've: W. 'ASts
The Misses Edith Knuck Fs
ieiia Delgado, Dolores Solano
Hose Mary Roberts, Jane Ross
Norma Martinez, Joyce Parks
and Sibil Mardis. Their biggest
collections came between. the
hours of 4 and 5 p. M, at which
tine the Key West High School
Band under the direction Of E,rl
DILLON, gave concert al Fle,n-
ine and Duvai strets.
Inc local cancer drive will end
tonight with a show in the Mon
roe Theatre, beginning at Ii
o'clock and consisting of local
talent. The show is under the
sponsorship of the Business and
Professional mems Club
Tickets are now available at
cancer headquarters at 532 Du-
val.
Al D p. IN. cancer headquarters
and information center at $40
Duval, will close its door, ending
the local drive.
The following donations have
been received since the list was
published in The Citizen on
"wednesday. They are:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
Alexander Takes
Over Post From
lomdr. VinOck

EsnaAanl4f J AZ Alexander
esen.e tiic ncw operations
ESQ., 81 49, Kcy West Naval
NH# - Aaimfsiay
NWN over thr post from
msMii4 kh NinoCk. USN.
H 49, bsfn hrre from more
~ tHu feae. end whO il sche-
~ sat Sos has new duties
- tsaan la ihe pacllic on May 4.
NHalaEallF AleAandcr will al
~ 3 Fia'ls iniHmaiion Oiiiccr
- ~ hssr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18

A young lady who had recently
taken charge of a kindergarten
smiled pleasantly at the man in
the bus as she sat down. He
raised his hat but it was evident
he did not know her. Realizing
her error, she said, "Oh, pardon
met took won for the father of
two of my childrenl" ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18

I. Eat the South Pole, the Antarc-
tie continent is 5000 feet above
sea level. : %
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18

Cable in Key West Naval ST. N
waters. She is the same size n !
type of ship as the Cable an :',ae
purchased from the Navy by the
Merritt. Chapman, Scott. Coz asF
ny, r. 4 M
The Rescue has been1aid unast
Orange, Texas, for some time.s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-18
SIS Cable To Arrive
AT Key West Tuesday,
Towing Z, v Sister Ship :.
JURY RETURNS

tContinued From. Page Oie'
$500 from McNeill in fun setac-
ment. His attorney was William
V. Albury ' '4 ~ '
Judge Lopez then told, the jary
that it should return, a verde. in
favor of the child. The, jury en-
sisted of Vernon Love- Benjamin.
N. Adams, W. E. Fowler, Hilton
R. Curry, L. w. Whitmarsh and
S. o. Sawyer.
Tomorrow, the second day of
the jury trials in Circ,1tp Court a
jury will be called to hear the
evidence against Max.Cohen for
$4,000 for allegedly ejecting Mrs.
Lang from his motel office at Inc
foot of Simonton street g. in.
juring her. IS
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Beauty
Roundup
BY EIeni

IT'S COMPLETELY DIFFERS
ENT: A premeasured powder
shampoo that contains alphadolt
and does not contain any alkahg
or acid. The absolutely neutraL
shampoo can be used with either
hard or soft water. The alpha
don in the product gives the hair
more body and allows 1t to set,
easily. Your hair dries faster and
is silky soft afterward. The,
shampoo comes in premeasured
vials. Empty the contents of one
vial in the palm Of your hand
and apply to the hair. Whip up
a rich lather and after working
it around in your hair to get IT.
completely clean, rinse with clear
water. One application and one
rising is needed. This product is
recommended for children since
it will not burn the eyes. Also
travellers will find it handy to toss
a few vials in their case when
planning trip.
X
FAR FROM MESSY: The ap-
plication of hair lacquer has
proved to be quite a job for some
women. Buying the lacquer, get
ting the right container, and then
spraying it correctly has made a
lot of women not really want to
even try using the product. A
new, improved sprayer has been
brought to our attention. 1t comes
in the form of a elf-dispensing
bottle. The bottle is easily
gripped and there's a thumb
pressure plunger top for instant
automatic release. Out comes q
fine, thin, even spray of certified
pure hair lacquer. You can spray
just the curls or waves you want
to keep neatly in place or spray
your entire hairdo. This handy,
efficient way to use hair lacquer
does away with evaporation, clog
ging in the container, and waste.
We suggest you look into this
If you're keen on using hair
LACQUER.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Corn Bread

Sift together l cup corn meal
underground is best, and If you
do a little scouting around your
locality you will surely find an old
mill that delights in putting out
Just this commmodity-1 teaspoon
OF soda, / teaspoon OF salt. Now
add a couple of cups Of sour milk
| or buttermilk, 2 eggs, beaten well.
and 2 tablespoons Of bacon drip
pings, or melted shortening. Beat
all these ingredients hard. until
they foam, almost, and then pour
the batter into a well-greased iron
spider. Put this In a moderate
oven, and bake for about 20 min
utes when the corn bread should
be golden brown, and nicely crisp.
Cut it into wedges, like pie, and
serve piping hot for breakfast or
supper.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Clearing House
SARASOTA.
(Fron Mrs. N. J. d., T1k0md
PGrk.)

Park.)
To Mrs. j. H. c.. Washington:
In regard to Sarasota, Fla, we
have spent two winter vacations
there and think it is about the
most wonderful place to live. My
folks from Illinois have been there
for the whole winter for many
years, after staying at many other
Florida resorts.
Never having spent q summer
there we are very interested in
the temperature, but those who
have moved from here say that
although the days are hot it is
never as humid as Washington
and the nights are always cool.
The Visitors Guide" put
out by the Chamber of Commerce,
says Florida has no income tax,
nor has it a retail sales tax. The
high schools are accredited by the
Southern Association of Colleges
and Secondary Schools. No tut
ton is charged and textbooks are
free, but automobile owners with
children in school are required to
purchase Florida automobile IL
censes.
There are several outdoor
private schools. The high school
is a fine looking building. I know
you could receive later ideas than
we have about prices Of living
conditions by writing to the
Chamber Of Commerce, Sarasota.
Two years ago a new flve-room
bungalow could be purchased for
about $10,500 or $1,000 and at
that time prices were high. Many
older houses are sold furnished.
With very little funds to buy, ]
am sure that you would find liv-
ing in Florida much cheaper than
Washington.
(From Mrs. C. w. B., ArlingtonJ
I will be glad to give Mrs. j. H
C. any information I can in re-
gard to Sarasota. My people have
lived there for 20 years and
usually go there each winter. She
may write to me through the RICH
II y \ 4 X -
| FRUIT CAKE RECIPE.
Iron, Mrs. c. ~, WashingtonJ
| If you will call National $500
Home Service Bureau, Potomac
Electric Power Co., they will send
you free their November recipe
booklet which contains excellent
recipes for both light and dark
fruit cake. Also, If you send
cents In stamps to Modern Home
maker. McCalls, Dayton l, Ohio
they will send you a leaflet with
all directions for making thei,
famous Christmas black fruit cake
and famous Canadian white fruit
cake. These recipes with all di.
rections would take up too much
space In the RICH.
II +
:. NIGHT CAP PATTERN?
(Fron. Mrs. L. D. g., Alexandria J
!. Could any one tell me where
I can set a pattern Of q woman''
, and mans night cap?
| Thank you.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
STEAM IRON.
DATE NUT CAKE.
TO CONVERT SEWING
MACHINE2


From Mrs. r. S., GreenbeHD
For Mrs. E. j. w., jr., Washing
ton: 1t is almost two years since
I bought my combination steam
iron. 1t is truly priceless to me
now. 1t is so easy to use and the
steam process makes pressing a
joy as it does not require a cloth
and the results are perfect. I use
the same iron for all work, but do
not use the steam when ironing
dampened clothes. It is light and
easy to use. The name rhymes
with "BC".
Date and nut cake (very good ::
One-half cup shortening (part
butter). / cup brown sugar, l tea
spoon soda, u teaspoon salt, 2
eggs, l cup warm water, 11a cups
flour, l cup cut-up dates, " cup
nut meats, l teaspoon vanilla.
Bake l hour in 300 oven. Bake
in a tube pan. Keeps moist long
time.
Can one or more readers who
have had an old sewing machine
electrified tell me if a 40-year-old
shuttle type can be successfully
converted? I know it can be done
but is it practical? I am told it is
more noisy so am wondering if it
can stand up as well as the round
bobbin machines. Please tell me
your experiences.
X X X X
4 BEGONIAS.
(From Mr.. A. D. A., WashingtonJ
! Mrs. G. S. W.; I am not the
person who you made the request
of in regard to tuberous begonias,
but I have grown them for years,
both in Oregon and locally. I am
of the opinion that one of your
troubles is lack of good drainage.
This is most essential, or you may
have cultivated too much. Tu-
berous begonias grow best in part
shade and do not have deep roots,
but are full of tiny flberous roots
1extending sometimes IL inches
from the plant. This year had
over so plants. They bloomed all
this summer and today: I picked
the last ones. now only parts OF
the stems remain. Some were 35
inches tall. fulliof flowers. I tied
them not only with bamboo thin
stakes but made rack to support
them.
Harold Gardner. P. o. 20 R..
Grants Pass, Oreg., specializes In
them and issues 25-cent and So
cent booklets which give all infor-
nation, also a priced illustrated
catalog.
TAPESTRY?
J, From Mrs. M. S., WashingtonJ
4 I have a tapestry approximately
, by 6 feet in size. The fringe
Is quite soiled. Has any one ad'
5 vice on cleanings? It Is one m!
husband brought from overseas
and is supposed to be handmade
Evening star., 1949-11-29


Of Leading
this
generations foH perfumes included the greet
added perfume named
Of myriad flowers and think q
make perfume line Of this
in Christ
Evening star., 1949-11-29
.MADS OF HONOR"
REQUESTS?

fFrom Mrs. J. M. Hyattspille.)
Since 1880, when a family Sc
cret recipe was handed over to
me to use in my home, I have
safely guarded it. However. after
reading the request of the lady
who wished to have maids OF
honor" for the holidays, as she
used to have at her home. I am
happy to give it to her if it will
help to bring back happy memo
ries. We reminisce every Chris
tmas season when goodies Of
that time" are available such as
maids of honor.
Grandmother's recipe read: Line
patty pan with rich pastry and
fill as follows: One-half teaspoon
Jelly or jam, l teaspoon ground
rice mixture which is made with
2 eggs, 2 cups finest quality rice
flour, cup granulated sugar, "a
pound butter. l teaspoon baking
powder (heaping), teaspoon al
mond flavoring.
Cream butter and sugar, add
eggs we'll beaten. Then add cup
of rice -four, then baking powder
and balance of rice flour. 1t will
be a stiff mixture, but must be
made smooth.
When filed, these maids" may
be finished off with icing in diff
ferent colors or bits of varicol-
ored fruits.
Mothers u teaspoon jelly was
as I remember it, increased te
more nearly a teaspoon as the
rice mixture Is rather dry.
usually bring rice flour back from
Canada every summer but neg
lected to do it this year. Can any
one tell me where it might be pur-
chased in Washington?
I also have two other requests
Where can I have fine China
repaired?
Also, last year, I received two
wooden blankets as gifts and this
spring I washed them. I have
washed blankets for the past Is
years, but never had any shed
like these do. They continually
shed fine balls of wool which fly
about and collect on the floor
Can any one correct this condi-
ton?
Evening star., 1949-11-29
PICKLED JERUSALEM
ARTICHOKE.

fFrom Mrs. d. L. F., RiuerddleJ
For Mrs. P. v. c., Washington
One gallon vinegar, " pound
mustard, cup salt, 2 large onions,
sliced, ounce tumeric, l package
picking spice, 2 cups sugar, peck
artichokes (whole).
Pack artichokes, which have
been scrubbed, in jars with onions
Mix sugar, mustard and tumerie
together and add spices, salt anc
vinegar. Dissolve dry ingredient!
well in vinegar. bring to boil anc
pour hot over artichokes. Sea-
and process 10 minutes at sim.
mering in hot-water bath.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
OLD ENGLISH FRUIT CAKE.
fFrom Mrs. r. E. S., Upper
Mnr1h0rn !

One package figs cut in small
pieces, l package dates cut in
small pieces, l package candied
cherries, package candied pine
apple, one 3-ounce can citron. one
3-ounce csn orange peel, one g.
ounce can lemon peel, l package
seeded raisins, l package cur
rents, cup English walnut meats
coarsely cut, / cup blanched al
monds, 3 cups sifted -four, tea
spoon salt, l teaspoon baking
powder, " teaspoon soda, tea
spoon ground cinnamon, l tea
spoon ground nutmeg, "a teaspoon
allspice, l cup shortening, cup
brown sugar firmly packed. "
cup molasses, 4 eggs, u cup strong
coffee.
Method of mixing. Add nuts and
fruits together in large bowl
combine flour, spices, salt, baking
powder and soda and sift ovel
fruit we'll mixed.
Cream shortening and sugar
Add well beaten eggs, molaSses
and coffee, pour over fruit mix.
ture and sift together.
Bake about hours at 275 de-
grees in two 8x4x3 inch pans OF
/ large tube cake form. vel
creased. After cake is cool poul
a small glass of liquor over the
top. Wrap in a cloth and put away
until needed.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
MATCH COVERS.

(From O. N. H., WdshinotonJ
A few weeks ago there appeared
several items on q national meet
ing here in Washington Of match
pad collectors. It appears that
these persons are only interested
in unused pads although 1t was
stated that the matches are re-
moved and discarded. I have
probably several hundred differ.
ent pad covers from which the
matches have been used and
will gladly give them to any one
! interested.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
TAPESTRY?

(Fron, Mrs. M. S., Washington.J
I have a tapestry approximately
4 by 6 feet in size. The fringe
Is quite soiled. Has any one ad-
vice on cleanings? It Is one my
husband brought from overseas
and is supposed to be handmade
Is there some shop that could tell
me If it is really handmade?
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Held Rifnal OF ye,ceis And
Dance Al La C0ncha Hotel Monday

eoming into the ballroom % en-
Jos the lovely music Vt MARI
Stanley and has orchestra Re
freshments we're slso served "a
as guests
Attending members weFe Do
iicef Curry. Ruth Larson. Gloria
Rivam. Ruby cTaWley. Jesale
Michael Mausie Roberts. Sylvia
BAKER, Mabel FFiek. Rose I'd
warciA neatEace AoEeno. Elsssa
Moreno. MaFjorie Allen. Clara
Armayor. Nirginia Whitmarsh
ElIie Ray Gwynn. blanche Miller
Josephine James GwenaolyH
James. Pauline ketchings. Betty
Saunders. Edith Lopez. Florence
Ardagh. Catherine Mercer, jennie
Pave Bervaldi. Madge Anderson
and ida Gellrich.
Members were also introduced
30 tlae sponsor Mrs Thomas Caro-
gmdNe and Mrs Caro- were guests
~ the sorority Cor the evening
and Mrs. Care participated IN the
Ritual of Jewels ceremony
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Vicky Rebuilds
Health Center

VNHY - - - tbs french
town of 5000 inhabitants i
strongly fighting is inferioTity
eosnpiex. Vichy has becn asa.ci-
aied for foaar years With a capita
lasi0n reRsne and sts name then
meant the provisional capital of
the -Fnench State Though 4
was only provisional, q lsSted toso
Iona ioF vichy offeials Nho have
% rebuild the reputation ~ thas
health spa.
Thev have uaodilied the latsel
0f sosaAe of their mineral water
bottles for export All Niehs
wateF Is called Virlly- -Elai
lviehy State bat Great Britain
obiectee d that name - Vichy
boaales fog England tasl hear.
under > tricoior rihbon. ths ssiie
name e the city
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Tuesday Bridge
Club Met
Yesterday

Mrs. James cowaEt was hostess
~ the Tllesday afternoon bridge
club whieh met yesterday II her
hosn~ 81 sls Flrmias street
Far refreshments she served
crushed strawberries ln fluted
pastry stells. topped wssh whip
ped cream and tall glasses of
coea Cola
Playing yesterday. besides the
hostess Mrs CowaTt. Were the
Aaesdanes Paul LuHiley GslbeTt
Asckillip. c. a. Reagan Paul
nerriCk. Joseph 5 Guley Clyde
nAkeF, J. & Register. hoN
afd OveFlin. Joseph Lsdd. Otto
ktrChheinsF. and Lalcille harda-
way
li0ldeg VI high sCuTe fuT the
afternoon was Mrs Lsdd. wtth
Ars. Hardsway holding seCUnd
haghess sore. and Mrs Guley
thard. Ars RssisteT Cut hish card