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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

Two letters about the names Of Key
West streets have been published By The
Citizen In the last few days.
Evidently. the writer of the firSt let
ter was not familiar with the historical
significance of the names Of streets she
mentioned. Those names were given KEY
West streets by the founders 81 early set
tiers and were the names Of their wives 90
their daughters
Every city in the United States as old
or older than Key West has street names
of historical importance. Attempts %
change them would evoke general com
plant. For SEINE reason. a similar attitude
Is nos entertained by Key weSters general
~. Just let somebody evolve q notion and
express il sufficiently often about the
changing of the names Of cur streets. and
i won't be long before large groups of
Key Westers will fall in line with his pro-
posal
Citizen readers may recall that short
" after David King became city manager.
he suggested giving Spanish names to all
streets In Key West. Bot The Citizen hft
that notion on the head and killed il.
However. The Citizen was not As sue
eesful in opposing changing the name IL
Division street 90 Truman avenue The
Citizen pointed out that Division street
played an outstanding role in Key West
In Civil War days. Army engineers. aided
by free Negroes. built Division street 50
that Union soldiers would not have to pass
through the populated part Of the city Can
area northwest and west of Angela street,
In going 10 and from the Army BaFracks
aud Fort Taylor. One night. while the city
slept the commanding officer. fearing
residents were preparing 90 attack Fort
Taylor, ordered the soldiers. with their
equipment. 90 abandon the Barracks and
go to Fort Taylor by way Of Division street
to be ready to fight against the anticipated
attack When Key Westers arose the next
morning. they learned the Barracks had
been evacuated during the night and that
Fort Taylor was prepared % resist any
attempt TO capture H. The attempt was not
made.
The Citizen suggested. when the pro-
posal was made To change the name Of
Division street to Truman avenue. that the
name of Bayview Park be changed 70 Tru-
man Park, or the name Of q comparatively
recently built street be changed. but the
protest was Of no avail-the men behind
the proposal were uncOneerned in the his
toTical significance Of Division street
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19
ADVICE FOR QUICK ACTION

We understand some Americans are
receiving letters urging that they invest in
stocks in gold-mining or oil-drilling cor
poTations.
Our advice % ever body Is To be eau
tious in investing money. especially IN
what maybe something hks wild-catting
Ii the pressure Of the letter of solieita-
tion i for quick acton. follow tbs advice
and throw the circular into the waste
basket.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

Chapter "a
CONNIE had backed a9ay from
- harm and ne~ stoed staring
une hand aFaSpiuN thc dur frame
- thoaRh for sGppsgFt Nou say
f Was-a brukeI. caikF
Yes On tbe lsft hind foot
Why"
she siraightrnea wlth some.
thing of aB eHurL
Nothing Nothing a. all As yoa
ssy. Slug waz careless. 80 care
leS4 thag~
That shat"
Never mind. e vas Just .
eraxy idea Good niant. Jeif. Good
luxkf~
me search wa resumed and
went aioNeediy on. The CroNn
cFew Ioinx.d them and toRether
With Jeb and 1eff end elena and
lhe quarts ard dnputies moved
literally f0et - foot toN ard Cou-
Rar untii falls half the dlztance
had been covered withont $50
gf the missing box or is thlef
And 20 JET caEle tbe mrowtng
sonEtcaton thai they were on khN
MFouM trail entirely No man cosaiEi
have Transported that box this
dlstance bread daylight and on
tAe baek ~ a horse without beng
seen b eogIsnb0dy.
ae rode swiftly toward bFixroe,
thmn cat away to the MeNt unlAl
he found himself On the edge Of
the kteep bs.nk - the creek where
the thlef haa turned the wagon
in search IL a erusSinR Il Ras
quite dark - this time. 50 he gQt
off his hoFsc. dFopped the rein,
and aQaaltnd on his hcels to roll
and liaht q cigarette. Where. ne
asked himself foT the thousandth
time could the thief have hidden
that box he hadn't transported
q % the Cougar road
suddenly be- heard the si0w
thump of hpofs he put tobacco
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19
MONOGRAPH

Key West. florida
Dear Flores:
Being suspected Of murder and
spending "a hours incOmunicado ia
Asami jail Is an experience you will not
iikely forget very soon. Your KEY West
and Tampa friends sympathize with
you IN being made the victim of police
Rbsnrdity.
THE ORACLE
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

Key West "a
july ~ 1919
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19
Your Horoscope

Today Indicates an esthetC na
turc siven. It may b.. 60 mystical
and pos ilc reflection There wlll
probably be MANY changes n
iife and Many Ups ana downs and
rather poor luck ln love affairs.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19
Peoples Forum


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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

Seek 20 develop stahliig 20 ehaf
setef and aurne thc aaaH af ufs
parity las up store af mFa6ta
and sunshine ioI thn falns aat.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

SyraClsc Unlvrrt fmsfh
team Alil play thret niHhf EafHfa
this fal all at hunr a Aun
bid stasd ufn
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

senator Robert A. Taft says he would
like to vote Tor policy that would COM
NIT "a to war II Russia attacks Western
Europe. Why then IS he against the At
lantie charter?
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

The buyf ud nuus uf Gene a.
Dss eht ID EeeurawtT 20 Abilene
Kansas aas dedicated as nation
"a .nune June ~ l947
Evening star., 1949-01-13

publicly that the United States
must supply "a generous measure
of equipment" to nom n-Communist
European countries for their COM
mon defense"
No Combat Troops.
American military missions now
are operating in Greece, Turkey,
China and some South American
countries. They include officers,
technicians and experts, but no
combat troops.
Mr.. Forrestal's report noted that
permanent legislation exists for
sending United States military and
naval missions to the South .Ameri-
can republics and the Philippines,
and he wrote:
Such legislation should be ex-
tended to permit such missions to
be sent, in the discretion of the
President, to countries which re-
quest advisory missions to assist
them in their military planning"
Under broad. general headings
on which details were lacking Sec
retary Forrestal called for three
types of missions:
l. To aid in carrying out Ameri-
can "global interests
2. General military assistance.
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Authority TO Send U. 5
Missions Anywhere
Asked by Forresta|
BY the Associated Press

Secretary of Defense Forrestal
mas asked Congress today for au-
thority to send United States mill
tary missions anywhere in the
world"
If the request is granted, it would
revive a wartime authority.
Members of the Senate Armed
Services Committee, who received
Mr.. Forrestal's views in a report
yesterday, said the missions would
serve to bolster the defenses of dem
ocratic countries against the spread
of Moscow-dictated communism.
The defense chief made no spe-
cific request at this time for arms
to re-equip the nations of Western
Europe, but that is expected to come
later in a message from President
Truman. Mr.. Forrestal has declared
Evening star., 1949-01-13

3. An inter- American cooperation
plan which, in effect, would be a
military assistance bill for the
American republics"
Vinson Challenges Proposals.
While Senators considered this re-
quest in a closed-door session, Mr..
Forrestals legislative liaison aides
were busy on the other side of the
Capitol in an hour r-long conference
with members of the House Armed
Services Committee.
Chairman Vinson of the House
group said they discussed only gen
eral" legislative matters.
But Mr.. Vinson told newsmen he
will challenge the finality of Presi-
dent Truman's budget recommenda-
tions for the three armed services
Evening star., 1949-01-13

might adopted a law which changes
Romania's administrative system to
one based on the Russian model OF
local Soviets.
The change was asked by the
general congress of the Romanian
Workers (Communist) Party in Feb
ruary, 1948. The bill was intro
duced by Teohari Georgescu. Com
munist Minister of the Interior.
Under the law, local power is
transmitted from village local coun-
ellis upward through districts and
counties, with the Grand National
Assembly supreme.
The government of Jamaica has
forbidden the use of Cuban names
on Jamaican cigars.
Evening star., 1949-01-13
81 Sentenced to Hang
In Reich Attack Case
BY the Associated Press

FUESSEN, Germany, Jan. 13.-An
American military court today con-
victed Pvt. Joseph B. Bright of
Beech Bluff, Tenn, for the murder
and rape of a German girl and SEN
fenced him to death by hanging.
In the same trial, Pvt. George B.
Carinelli of Philadelphia, Pa, was
sentenced to 20 years hard labor
for attempted rape.
Evening star., 1949-01-13

Army, Navy and Air-in which Mr..
Truman proposed a virtually even
split of about s4,500, 100000 each out
of a total $l4,268, 100000 military
outlay.
Mr.. Vinson indicated that COM
mittee members, Democrats and Re-
publicans alike, may balk at approx
ing MIR. Truman's proposal for junk
ing or at least curbing the 70-group
Air Force program. The President
has suggested 48 groups.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Corcoran Gallery Buys
Prize. Winner, 6 Other
|Af Works in Show

The first-prize winner among
the oil paintings in the Fourth
Annual Exhibition for Artists Of
Washington and vicinity at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art and six
other art works in the show have
been bought by the gallery for
its permanent collection, Director
H. w. Williams. jr., has an
nounced.
The prize-winning oil, selected
for the award by Juror Franklin
c. Watkins of Philadelphia, is
Canal Locks-Great Falls" by
George c. Sponsler, 1922 Sixteenth
street, Silver Spring. Md. The
painting Is the first that Mr..
Sponsler. an architect. ever has
entered in an exhibition.
Two other oils are among the
Corcoran purchases: Grey Day at
North Truro" an honorable men
ton winner by Harry Leroy Jones,
1910 Thlrty-fourth street NV,
and Low Tide" by William r.
Thompson, 1902 L street NV.
Three watercolors acquired by
the gallery are THE Cove" by
Howard Eugene Chapman. 1888
South Twenty-seventh road, Fair
lington; Sixteenth Street in the
RAIN" by Col. Paul r. Knight,
Fort Meade. Md, and Potomac
Wharves." by Benjamin w. Law
less. 4317 Twenty eighth place,
Mt. Rainier, Md. A drawing,
THE Rest" by Samuel Bookatz,
also was bought by the Corcoran.
MIR. Bookatz lives at 2700 @ street
NV.
The funds with which to buy
the exhibitions pictures, most of
which are for sale, were contrib
uted by - Washington firms and
individuals.
The 271 art works In the show
will remain on view through De-
cember 18.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

with Blue Bonnet. Only Blue Bonnet
Margarine is kept fresh and sweet
this way. Try 1t. you'll agree, I
think, that Blue Bonnet Margarine
is better 3 ways. The fdDor Of Blue
Bonnet in this aluminium foil wrap
comes to your table with its rich
codntry-freshness sealed in better.
Nutrition is guarded, too. And Ger
tainly this adds up to good economy.
Flavor, Nutrition, Econom zee -
Blue Bonnet Margarine is tops In
all threei
Evening star., 1949-11-30

That means every time they're ex-
posed to the drying effects OF hot
water, or the punishment Of grimy
chores. And because Jergens is q
liquid, it quickly furnishes the
moisture thirsty skin needs.
So join the thousands Of women
who prefer Jergens Lotion to any
other hand care in the world. You'll
discover, too, how lovely It is to use
never sticky or oily-and how
quickly it helps even neglected
hands to look nice and smooth.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
You know what
wonderful relief
from the discom.
forts Of a cold you
get from rubbing
throat, chest and

VapoRub. Now I want to tell you
an additional way to use VapoRub
whenever there's much coughing or
STIFFNESS.
Put I o. 4 speenfuis Of vapeRvb In q
bowl Of boiling watss Or In ysvs vapes-
ixsr O. directed in paekoss. Then
brsaths In the seethins vapeRvb sssam.
Use VapoRub this special way-in
steam-when a cold interferes with
your housework. It relieves that
stuffed-up, choked-up cold misery
with every single breath. For con-
tinued relief-even while you sleep
rub vapoRub on throat, chest.
and back, too.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

cereal one could imagine-"Cream
of Wheat. And for less than II q
serving. Some mornings try 1t with
strainsd hsnsy snd esld o. wsrnsd
miik-a ehanss find popular.
Enriched S Minute Cream Of
Wheat" takes only 5 minutes Of
boiling and it's ready for the table.
It provides abundant food-energy,
plus extra Iron, Calcium, Phospho-
rus and Vitamin b.. feel sure you
can have winning breakfasts every
day with Cream Of Wheat.
The words "crsam Of Whsat" end The
fami,iar Cream sf Whssi" Chef pic.
fvrsd on the puekaSs are beth regis.
tered fradsmorks q The crsam sf
Whsof cerperatieR.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

hearty side-dish. Or build a sump-
tuous casserole on solid SPAN
foundation. For instance
cut SPAN infs IIa-ineh euhss. Top
sseh cube with half 1prisot (eonned
. o. seeksd dried). Stick in q few cloves.
Daks at 400 =. bastins eeeosienaily
with some Of the fruit ivies.
On all counts - flavor, satisfac.
ton, economy - SPAN gives you
full value for. your money. It's all
meat, tasty and delicious. And be-
cause with equal ease, I can make
popular fast-call SPAMwiches or
use 1t for many fancy serving !
use q lot of SPAN.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

hot gravy rich with turkey tidbits and
another way 10 serve turkey you've
been able TO save from the big meal.
Prepare orange cups and pile them full
Of your richest turkey hosh-enriehed
with mushrooms and .ovory hot from
The pan. Serve with chilled cranberry
sronss relish. kow-read todoy's
column and get more new food ideos.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Fifth Precinct, was found physi-
cally incapacitated for duty be-
cause of a disability suffered in
line of duty. He and his wife and
daughter live at 4414 Clearbrook
lane, Kensington, Md.
Corpl. Garner was officially
commended for his performance
of duty in May, 1896, when a
storm terrorized patrons at the
Evening star., 1949-11-30

delicious gravy-eusily-just add a
little Kitchen Bouquet You don't
have to cope with the uncertainties
of pan-browning because. Kitchen
Bouquet makes your gravy an ap-
petizing brown everytime.
And Kitchen Bouquet gives gravy
richer flavor, too. It's unique blend
Of garden-fresh vegetables, herbs
and spices was created to bring out
gravy's true meat taste. It's econom-
ical as well, for since you use only
. few. drops of Kitchen Bouquet
each time, the bottle goes far.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

q u s n 2 3 B .
their only busi-
ness. And long
experience has
taught them to
tell mothers:
t e m p tin g ! =
small portions
cut down coax
ing, help build
Evening star., 1949-11-30

OF course, the True-Flavor and
Perfected-Texture of Gerber's
Fruits, Vegetables, Meats and Des-
serts are really big factors in up
ping Baby's appetite. From coast
forecast more tots and toddlers go
for Gerber's-from Starting Cereals
through Junior Meats.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Ecuudoreun to Speak

The Club de las Americas will
hear Jose L. Urgelles Camanio,
Ecuadorean delegate to the For
eign Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations, speak at its
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow in
Room 1881 of the Commerce De-
partment Building,
Evening star., 1949-11-30
HEARTY APPROVAL

of Royal Gelatin Desserts comes
from 81 leading child specialists for
ttoo important reasons. They say
that Royal Gelatin Desserts are
doubly ideal for children because
ID they're high In od-Energy
a. they're easy to digest. Royals z
luscious flavors taste like the fresh,
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Turn the apple slices into q bowl
with the spice and add water. AL
most in a twinkling these prize pie
apples are plump with natural juicy
freshness! Then roll out the pastry
there's plenty for tender double
crust pie. Sweeten the apples and
in q jiffy, your pie is ready to pop
in the oven-fragrant with spice
and fresh-apple goodness.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Eet q better blended batter. And
soda's tenderizing action Is sure tt
give you cakes Of more velvety tex
ture, moister crumb cakes thai
are fresher keeping.
: MINUTE CHOCOLATE cAKE
(Makes 2 8-inch layers)
cups sifted cake -four
! teaspoon Arm & Hammer y
Cow Brand Baking Soda
IA tsp. salt " cup vinegar
~ cup milk tsp. vanilla
zeees lM cups sugar
N cup emuIsfer type shortening
; squares chocolate melted
Have all ingredients 1t room temperature.
Sift -four, Baking Soda and salt tosether.
Combine vinegar, milk and vanilla. Beat eggs
and sugar together for one minute. ADD -four
mixture, shortening, and Va d the liquid.
Stir until -four Is moisteaed. Beat vigorously
one minute. Add remaining Iiqr't and ehoco-
late. Beat one minute. Turn o we'll.
creased e.inch layer pans, Ia .ches dsep.
eale It 35osf. Gnedenats sseO 30 Mlspteh
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Police Corp|. Garner, 81,
Retired After II Years

The Commissioners have ap-
proved the retirement of Corpl.
Willard H. Gardner, 81. a police
man here for the past ~ years.
Corpl, Garner, attached to the
Evening star., 1949-11-30

youngsters ask for "just one more.
In fact, you'll probably help your
Delf to seconds.
Mold snd ehfii Rsysi osIatin Dssssri
(ssspbsrry Aaver) according 10 paek-
oos diFseiiens. Serve with swssssnsd
whipped cream. Aavsrsd with srstsd
OevA0O Nnes -.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
HELP BABY's APPETITE
GROW 5000 BIGI

R1EvER OVERLOAD Baby's dish, say
IN those feeding experts at
Gerber's. You know, babies are their
Evening star., 1949-11-30

stretches farther
than this Tempt
ing combination
of juicy pork
shoulder and
tender ham. You
can always slice
it for one more
nr,aarf and odd a
Evening star., 1949-11-30

q day you plunge
them into water,
your hands will
h q We t h . t
"cared-for" look,
if you give them
reg ular care
tsIl
Evening star., 1949-11-30

moderate oven t35o'F.) till tender-about Ia
hrs. 6aste with liquid in dish.
Fer FREE Recipe Beck, with dezsns u
snd How TO Cock Them. Address;
JESSIE De BOTH, Box 1855,
GFsnd Central P.o., New York ", N. Y. -
Evening star., 1949-11-30

alumlQum lOu
interlined with
pa rc h m e n +.
Each Y lb. yel-
low print comes
with this espe-
cially
protection and
SIf-
Evening star., 1949-11-30

age you get the
equivalent Of z
lbs. of choice,
fresh pie apples
peeled, sliced
a n d quick =
dried: spice; and
ME ernst. mix.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Names Good Grary I shall

Us wv L cA4o&A
always remem-
Der. It's flavor
was so good-its
color so richly
brow n. An d
here's her secret
for making it.
To make deep
brown, extra
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Here's A Super-DeI3cjous
Cake you can mix In 3 minutes
in one how'll An Easy-Do cake that
saves you time and work. Home
economists of Arm 4 Hammer or
Cow Brand Baking Soda developed
Evening star., 1949-11-30

ripe fruit itself
so naturally
children 60 for
them. It's nice
to know they're
SO 6 God for
them that you
needn't hesi-
tatA when the
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Shopping Guide for Mons
Remember that all Cerber's AHA
are accepted by the Council
ON Foods and Nutrition of
the American Medical Asso. zEz~
ciation.

There's Delicious Economy
In hundreds Of ways to serve SPAN.
! don't know another meat that
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Apple Pie II Lunch Bos
makes a grand surprise for your
teen-agers, and it's no trick for you
to make luscious homemade apple
pie Betty Crocker's easy new way
with Apple PyeQuick. In one pack
Evening star., 1949-11-30

For over 50years,
Americas most
famous chef has
smiled his way
to the breakfast
table because he
gives you the
smo-o-othest,
temntfnp.eSt
Evening star., 1949-11-30
JeS5IESM&/tz;<||;h;tsel@fs&It + ;||;;t z fsIt

Second Time Turkey-os popular as the frstl Pre-
pore biscuit mix and add pinch Of dry soss and few
eorowoy seeds Bake. Split while hot and pour piping
turkey tdbits ond delicious bits Of dressing. Then-heres
Evening star., 1949-11-30
WHY De CAUGHT RrD-HAhDED

.. when it's 50 easy to keep your
hands soft and smooth with Jergens
Lotion? No matter how many times
Evening star., 1949-11-30
BLUE BoNNEr's NEW WRAP

.. is super deluxe-at no more cost
to you! Yes-you now get Yellotc
Blue Bonnet Margarine wrapped in
Evening star., 1949-11-30
WHILE YOU'RE STOCKING Up

ION food, equipment, and other
household needs, let me remind you
to include Vicks VapoRub.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Mix eranberries, sugar.
water. Slash ham fat
edges. Place ! slice in
baking dish; cover with
cranberry mixture. Top
with second slice and
remaining mixture.
Stick cloves around
edges Of ham. Bake in
Evening star., 1949-11-30
THE HEART OF A MEAL

. :. Is the meat course but it's nice
to know how to vary it. That's easy
in cranberry time! Try Eatnor
Cranberry Ham Slices
, cups Eatmor cranberies
: l1s cups brown sugar, firmly packed
"a cup water
slices ham tA to ]" thick
z Ibsp. whole cloves
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Ece,s Experts Have Trouble

-
making a perfect cup Of coffee
every time. So it does my heart
good to tell you about new instant
G. Washington's. It gives you the
full flavor Of coffee made the slow,
old-fashioned way-and q perfect
cup every time.
New Instant G. Washingtons Is
made from coffee that's fresh
roasted, fresh ground, fresh.
brewed. Then, by G.. Washington's
exclusive proc zn-~
ess, this flavor o o.
and freshness is q 9 2
sealed right in WU1M
the coffee - ZN
sealed in with Y~N
carbohydratesso
you can't lose flavor, can't lose
freshness, even after you open the
can. It's worth q special trip to buy
@. Washington's- and get q perfect
cup Of coffee every time.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

circus grounds here. His retire.
ment becomes effective tomor-
row.
At the same time, two men were
Evening star., 1949-11-30

this new method
now you can
bake even on
your busiest
day! It's a really
new method -
you beat sugar
and eggs to-
-~kLn. <s~ef -
Evening star., 1949-11-30
BREAKFAST: THE WINNING WAY

lis to plan it around hearty, de-
Icious, welcome Cream of Wheat.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

naturally, 50 no
sulphur dioxide
or other artih.
cial preserva-
tives are added.
One taste of
Grandma's will
Evening star., 1949-11-30
eRANpMA's IS A "NAruRAl"

IVES, Grandma's Molasses comes
] naturally by its full, mellow
sweet flavor - because It's truly
sugar-rich. All its sugar remains in
Grandma's Molasses. preservinr It
Evening star., 1949-11-30

tell you it's worlds apart from the
ordinary kind. Grandma's Is 1seuer
bitter. Its s,ceeter flavor makes it
extra fine ION the table, rs well as
for cooking and baking.
Dip marshmallows in Crandmas
Molasses and place over mashed
sweet potatoes. Then brown in hoe
oven. Rssuls, richer flavor, and .
sieh brown tep.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10
Win Poster Contest

Miss Barbara Winters, Oakland
High School, and Kermit Kope, Oak
land Elementary School, won the
poster contests conducted by the pub
Lefty committee of the Oakland Cen
tennial
The posters were designed to have
some significant meaning about the
centennial celebration this summer
Miss Winters winning poster depicted
two miniature worlds with oak trees
growing from the county, and show
ing one hundred years of progress.
Honorable mention in the high
school went to Barbara Filsinger, De-
lores House, Louise Miller, Phyllis
Campbell and Phyllis Sisler. Honor
able mention in the Elementary school
went to Frank L. Dewitt, Mary Nay
lor Bennett, Elsie Whitmcr, Olivia
Naylor and Sammy Moore. The win
ners in each school will receive a SIS.
prize within the near future.