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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

Ia WOui1 arrive. he won DTlHk
his reindeer in the church will he?"
qaeried one. An older member of
the group (age FOUR claimed him,
'tOf course not he'll tie them to
-. lhe'trees outside.
Obviously both had forgotten
Santa always visits Key West by
plane.
Santa and his helpers distribut-
ed large bags tied with red rib
bon, each filled with candy and
nuts.
OF course Santas visit climaxed
the evening, but the entire even
------ins's program was enjoyed by
children and parents alike.
"A group of two-three and four
year-olds sang we Welcome You"
TO open the program, then followed
with BELLS, Christmas Finger
Play" and Jingle Bells
- A nativity tableau was presented
- !. by the five-year olds, while their
chorus sang away In A Manager. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

Over AZ Arts and Things. mix.
ed among oil the lsushshIe and
laughing rsney gifts and deeors-
lions. are some purely solemn
and wonderful little hand carved
Msdcnnss. each In its own little
shrine Of polished wood. Some
are Tiny and delicate and some
are q little larger, but each Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

rs setfinsnse that when Q dog
J bites man u isn't even news
any more, also when man bites
. dog, because what with The
high price OF meat II goes on ell
the time, but Msr-Ed has . hand
painted skirt with an honest 70
qeodness fish fastened 10 u, and
the fish has q man by the seat
Of the pants. Besides being NEST
unusual, IFS dsFned cute.
From the ridiculous 70 fhe
sublime, Mary and Edns wish
me TO say in their behalf that
now is the Season when friend
ships are renewed, qusrreis
patched and ell true feelings
rise above worldly pefsiness.
And 50 from Msr.Ed and ell The
Guys and gals. very Merry
Christmas and Happy New
Year 70 all their coed friends
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Maids Night Out
by Dot
by Dot
TWO TICKETS TO BROAD,
WAY" at the Strand Thester.

TWO TICKETS TO BROAD.
WAY" at the Strand Thester.
Janet Leigh looks fetching in i
sweater. Tony Martin looks hag.
gard in business suits. Ann Miller
romps about in leggy way in at.
tractive dancing costumes. Eide
Bracken acts more like a circus
clown than ever. The tunes in the
show are nice to listen to, and the
color schemes are magnificent, but
as for the story, it's a re-hash
with one new angle, TV.
Janet is the high school belle
from Pelican Falls, Vermont who
goes to Broadway to make good.
She gets Tony Martin who tones
her down to some extent, giving her
lectures on how not to be the coun-
try girl in the big city
Bracken as an enterprising agent
is braSh, oyer-confidant and full Of
financial woe, of course, there's
sunbeam special ending after some
narrowing tries.
Laughs are forced by sIapstick
antics. The dialogue Of two deli.
catessen store owners who angel
grille troupes novel. The rest Of
the film is pretty much old hat,
saved only by fine feathers and
the melodies scattered throughout
Opening shot of wistful city kids
looking in a hotel window and lis.
tening to Martin sing has charm.
It's light fare, safe for the
whole family. a-.,sr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
kilCaniS Club
Christmas Party
To Be Saturday

The Kiwanis club will hold its
annual Christmas tree party for
the underprivileged children of the
city at s pm. Saturday in the
JsyCee hall on Flsgler avenue.
Santa Claus viii give a gift to
every child present. Ice cream,
cake, fruit and nuts. viii also be
served the children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Christmas Dinners
To Be Served At
Fort Taylor Club

Special Christmas dinners will
be served at the Fort Taylor Off
GERS Club from to $3.50 pm. or
Christmas Day.
Reservations must be made
the club for the Christmas dinners
There will be no raise in club price
for these meals which will include
the seasons delicacies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

Guiding Winter Wonderland.
Other feature numbers will in
clude a rhythm tap number to
Mama Inez" danced by Lou Mar
son and Gerry Pinder: a tango,
Ia Cumparsita" danced by Car
men De Armas and Gerry Pinder;
and a fast vocal arrangement of
"Sheik of Araby" by Neil Fleck.
The complete cast of the show
will include: Carmen De Armas,
Lillian Fleck, Neil Fleck, Roland
VaIlee, Diana Ayers, Gerry Pinder,
Rae Waller and Lou Marson.
An additional candidate for the
title of Miss Merry Christmas has
also been announced. She is Miss
Barbara Freeman. Other candidat-
es whose names have been an
nounced are Misses Gloria Muniz,
Marilyn Leahy. Freda Weech, Gay
Lou Barrosa, Penny Johnson and
Gail Varela. IT.,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
OuintOneS To Play
Saturday Night
At Fort TAYLOR

The Quintones. under John Reed,
win play at the Fort Taylor Of
ficers' Club tomorrow night. A
large attendance is anticipated.
Dancing viii begin at 9 o'clock,
with dinner preceding at $50
o'clock.
The Quintones are well known to
Key Westers. They have been play
ing to local audiences for the pas
wear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Coming Epents
-FHTDAY. DECEMBER a

,....-.. Meeting. Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian church, s
Spanish, children Of elementary
al@@s schoelshvel, San Carlos school,
$50 70 $50 p m.
Meeting Key West Amateu
Radio club, 80 p. m, Ma
tional Guard Armory.
Christmas play. Miss Jean
Nursery School. ElkS club an
mex, 10 a, IN,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %
Meeting. Children's Missionar,
group, Ley Memorial church
10 To- 1889 ,aanF @EI9
MONDAY, DECEMBER 24
Handieraft ! Special Interest
group. Officers Wives Club,
Bldg. IT'S, N. S, 7,30 pm.
Meeting. Beta Sigma Phi soro.
rity, San Carlos school. 8
pm.
'ss' Meeting. Anchor Lodge, No
10, Scottish Rite Temple, q
pm.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26-
Bridge, Coral Room
Overseas hotel, 745 pm.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ~
Officers Club OF the Order Of
Eastern Star viii meet at q
pm. in the home OF Mrs.
Viola Higgs. SIC Ashe street
iavShees will meet at 7:30 pm
e'''..'ss at JayCee clubhouse,
mr. Felix varela Lodge No. 81
win meet at 8 pm at the
Cuban Masonic Lodge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
WOntan'S Club To
Pack Christmas
Baskets Monday

Members of the welfare commit
tee Of the Woman'S Club will meet
at $3.50 O'Clock Monday morning,
December "a, at the club to pack
Christmas baskets.
All those with donations for the
baskets are asked to leave then at
the club Friday or Saturday after
moons from / to 5 O'Clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

We have an Island Within an
Island in our town Christmas
island, and il is one Of my fav.
oFite stores, The Beseheomber
Jewellers. II ever 4 shopping CEN
ser he'd that old Christmas Look.
IFS there. Amy wenan's dream
come true would be carte blsn-
che 81 Beaeheember for Just one
hsuF - oseoh what wouldn't
pick cot for myself. my home,
my offspring and my favorite
hvsbsndl Fer my last tour
srevnd Town, just for fhe pure
Icy Of IL, I surely won't miss this
store, from ihe first bre sthless
entrance between the big gilt
ferY windows into fairYtsnd. On
my tsfts enc glass counter Of the
sterling service and tea and eof-
fee ssssa fIsnksd BY tte wendef-
fol IuxUfievs china Of LeneS end
ether equally well known brands.
On either side JeweirY TO delight
my iisfie eld female soul, lamps,
70 decorate my home, clocks that
chime cut the minutes, quarter
hours. half hours and hours.
Novelties, lvsssse, Iesthersoods.
on could go on and on looking
forever. but one Of the clocks is
Ginning the hour. it's getting
late and Santa is already start.
ing his tour. So with very fond
wish fer the happiest and Mer.
REST chrisimssS Of whole life.
time, beth yours and mine, from
Mr.. and MRS. Dickson Of fhe
Beaeheonber jewelers., I leave,
my Christmas tour really corn.
ptete. III next week when ! go
shopping for New Years favors
and start all over again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

Ladies Auxiliary, VIEW. Post
39iI will meet at 8 pm. at
VIEW. Home.
Ladies Auxiliary, Arthur Saw
yer Unit %, American Le-
gion will meet at 5 pm. at
Legion Home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
ELhc'S Club To Feature Musical
At Renefit Dance Christmas EUe

Holiday Sketches The EkS Club Christmas Eve the
title of the musical presented at the Eks Club Benefit
~ Monday night Members Little Theater Group of the
will augment group of professional entertainers in
h show which will be seen only the Club Annex
Miss Merry Christmas WI"
the evening 5s3s4 .ss =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

When a recipe for cake or cook
les directs that you cream he
shortening, it means that The
shortening, should be worked
against the sides of the mixing
bowl with the back of the mixing
spoon for several minutes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Letters To
Santa Claus

Dear Santa;
We are in the second grade at
Truman school. There are 81 of US
in Mrs. Jones class. Each of us is
writing word in this letter. We
are good workers. Please visit US
or Christmas. Merry Christmas to
all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Paul Rogers And
Family To Visit
Reu.. Mrs. Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rogers and
daughter. Judy, Gail and Nancy,
of Eglin Field, Shalimar, Fla, win
arrive Sunday to spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mr.. Rogers
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph
Rogers, 1920 South street.
Paul Rogers is a mechanical
engineer employed at the expert
mental station at Eglin Field, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Elmer Bennett Is
Here For HOLIDAYS

Elmer Bennet. son of MIR. and
Mrs. Nj. E. Bennett, TIP Eaton
street, has arrived here to spend
,'he holidays with his parents. Ben
nett is a student at Georgia Tech
in Atlanta.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
High School Chorus Christmas
.Vesper Program Is announced

The annual Christmas Vesper by the Key West High
School chorus will be heard $3.50 o'clock tonight the Old Stone
Methodist
Tom Whitley, director the following pro-
gram of Christmas which will presented;
Part - Gloria PatrT by chorus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Mrs. McPhilIips Of FAWTU Is
Officers Wires Club chairman

Mrs McPhiips of the Fleet All Weather Training Unit OF
club of Wives
club includes all officers luncheon
bAsines the FAWTU held Wednesday afternoon
FAWTU Mrs McPhps under the recently passed
ton plan of the larger officers Wives club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
HMore Than $50 Children Enjoy
Christ,nns Party At NapaL Chapel

ssss Ea FNeas u eghF greeted Santa Claus ne came
ahg n he Naval Memorial Chapel Tuesday night carrying
bag loaded with for the children More than $50 girls and
boys gathered in the chapel present Christmas
and await Sanas arrival
There speculation the children to how San
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

DoNALD'S Just wants TO say,
"ME RRY CHRISTMAS, TO
EACH AND EVERY ONE OF
YOU!"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

Freedom Of religious belief was
first guaranteed by the Japanese
Constitution of 1868.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Shop Hopping
with JAXON

and patrons. And you'd better
believe i'll
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Evening star., 1951-03-04

be available in your area at
this time.
Another great B. F. Goodrich
First in Rubber the BIG
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Evening star., 1951-03-04
B.EGoodrich Reports OF
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Over Half Million B. F. Goodrich TubeIess Tires Built!
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Performance Certified by American Automobile Association!

OYER half million B. F. Goodrich Tubeess Tires have
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Already than 10000 people have bought them since
they sale three years ago
Three full years Of under actual driving conditions have
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And impartial supervised by the American Autos
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The Contest Board of AAA has issued Certificates of Per-
fomance certifying the blowout and punoture protection
of the B. F. Goodrich Tubeless Tire.
Conventional tires and Tubeless Tires were weakened by
knife force failure under identical conditions Conventional
tires all blew explovey Tubeess Tires lost air slowly
allowing plenty of time for slow, safe stop.
States the AAA Certificate For all of the Tubeess Tires
tested average of min, sec required for pressure
Evening star., 1951-03-04

drop from u lbs per So inch to lbs per 50: neh'
Why doesn't the Tubeless Tire blow out? The Tubeess Tire
has inner tube fail with sudden release Its arretanng
inner layer of special rubber built into the tire When break
in the fabric occurs the tires action gradually small
break in the liner and slow release of air.
The AAA further reports: B F. Goodrich Tubeless Tires
driven spike boards such that several spikes
completely penetrated the the tread and then wth
drawn with loss of air pressure indicated the gauge"
The Goodrich Tubeess Tire sale in 3S state
However, because B. F. Goodrich cooperating with the
governments program restrict the of rubber may
Evening star., 1951-12-12
FEC Marks Radios
Golden Anniversary
BY the Associated Press


1t was just so years ago today
that Guglielmo Marconi sent the
first radio signal across the At
lantic Ocean.
The Federal Communications
Commission marked the golden
anniversary of inter continental
radio with a few observations on
what so years have wrought.
1t said:
More than 100000 individuals
are now authorized to operate
radio transmitters.
The United States reaches more
than 80 foreign countries by radio
telegraph and to 88 countries by
radio telephone.
There are 4,700 radio broadcast
stations in the United States. plus
$4,000 marine stations, $4,000
|aeronautical stations, 1000 in
|dustrial stations, 10000 public
service broadcasters, $500 land
transportation stations. more than
800 common carrier stations
nearly 400 experimental stations
and almost 100000 amateur
stations.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
OPS Planning 10 Place
Set Retail Ceilings on
Lamb, Veal. by Jan. |
BY The Associated Press

| Price controllers said today
every effort will be made to estab-
lish butcher shop dollars-and-
cents ceiling prices on lamb and
veal by the new year.
Shortly after January the
Office of Price Sterilization also
expects to put out a regulation
setting specific retail ceilings on
pork and two price orders cover
ing sausage.
officials said they expect little
change from present prices in
setting retail ceilings on veal.
lamb and pork.
Posting to Be Required.
Along with issuance of orders
covering these major meat prod
ucts, officials said OPS intends to
require meat markets to post their
prices in full view of customers.
Wholesale dollars and cents
ceilings already are in effect for
the four major meats-beef, veal,
lamb and pork. Retail ceilings
also are in effect for beef. On the
other three items, butchers now
|recalculate their prices weekly to
reflect increases or decreases in
their wholesale costs.
Pork Order to Follow.
The pork order probably will
be the last meat price regulation
issued. An official said it is COM
plicated by references to various
cuts. It probably will come out
around the middle of January.
The sausage dollars and cents
ceiling orders are now being writ
ten. One will cover all-beef and
kosher sausage the other will deal
with products containing both
beef and pork.
Sausage products now are COW
cred under general freeze prices.
Since then OPS has issued reg
ulation permitting sausage manu-
facturers to adjust their ceilings
by the amount wholesale beef and
sheep casing costs have gone up.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Elizabeth Tay|or's Studio
Denies Marriage kumor
Nv the Asseeiafed Press


HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 12.-Eliza-
beth Taylor's studio says report
that she and British Actor Michael
Wilding plan to be married in
Mexico before Christmas is "fan-
tastic."
Actually, both are married.
Hotelman, A. C.. Blumenthal
said in Mexico City yesterday
that Miss Taylor disclosed we'd
ding plans in a telephone call re-
serving an apartment in his hotel
Miss Taylor and Mr.. Wilding
are on a fishing trip in Northern
California with Actor Stewart
Granger and his wife, Jean Sim
mons. The studio said the four
plan to go to Acapulco later this
month for more fishing.
Miss Taylor's divorce from hotel
heir Nick Hilton becomes final
January 80. Mr.. Wilding's wife,
Kay Young. sued for divorce
November Is in London.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
By the Associated PRESS

Senator Ferguson, Republican,
OF Michigan said today the pub
lie should be as much concerned
about Communist penetration into
our Government" as about tax
scandals and other reports of cor
ruption.
A member Of the Senate Inter-
Evening star., 1951-12-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1851
Red Peril Still With Us, Senator Ferguson Warns

nal Security subcommittee, he to:c
reporters he hoped "all the other
scandals" would not obscure this
issue.
Senator Ferguson said he be-
lieved World War III could be
prevented only If Communist eff
forts to weaken this country and
other nations from within were
exposed and thwarted.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
French Troops Repe|
z Strong Red Attacks
In Central |ndo-China
BY the Associaied Press

HANOI, Indo- China, Dec. H.
The French Army reported today
it had crushed new, two-pronged
Wet Mini offensive to link Com
munist forces in Central Indo-
China with those near the Chinese
border.
The drives were the biggest by
the Wet Mini since last May.
Both attacks were launched Mon
day morning.
The strongest came at Hoa
Binh, a vital highway center 40
miles southwest of Hanoi. The
town was the last Communicated
road link between north and south
until French and Allied Wet
Namese forces drove the Reds out
of it month ago.
Elements of two Wet Mimi di-
visions attacked along the Black
River, the French said, with Com
munist troops infiltrating French
lines, then regrouping for attacks
from the rear. Aerial napalm
bombs helped halt the attack and
a French-Viet Namese counter
offensive drove the Reds westward
into the hills.
The second attack was at Plat
Diem, rs miles southwest of
Hanoi. 1t was aimed at getting a
foothold on the fringe of the Red
River delta. This attack also was
beaten off.
Fighting lasted for 48 hours and
the French estimated more than
1000 rebels were killed in the Hoa
Binh fighting along the Black
River. The French reported their
own losses were only is and said
strong Notifications on the Black
River protected them from heavy
casualties.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
200 Red Koreo Orphans Arrive in Hungary

some of them wear war d cora
tions, the agency said. One 16-
year -old. wearing two decorations,
was described by the agency as a
former leader Of a guerrilla group
which helped Communist Chinese
and North Korean troops recap
ture a town in North Korea last
December.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

BUDAPEST. Hungary. Dec. r.
Two hundred teen-age North
Korean orpnans whose parents
were killed in the Korean War
have arrived in Hungary via the
Soviet Union. the Hungarian
news agency reported.
The Oldest child Is only is, but
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Lowers Cleaned Free

Four weeks after he lost his
false teeth a British regimental
cook in Frankfurt, Germany, got
them back in his laundry with a
bill listing "one set Of lowers
cleaned, no charge
Evening star., 1951-12-12
| Footbull Hits 'Copter

There is on helictoter pilot in
France who probably will pay
the next time he wants to see a
football game. He was hover1ng
low over a football field near
Paris when one Of the players
kicked the ball so high that it
slightly damaged one of the cop
ter'S rotor blades.
Evening star., 1951-07-18
Margaret Truman
Popularity Cartoon
Presented to Father
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 18.-The Chi
cago Daily News says it has sent
to President Truman-at his re-
quest-an original cartoon which
recently appeared in the news
paper.
Drawn by Vaughn Shoemaker
the cartoon pays tribute to the
popularity OF the President's
daughter Margaret at his expense
The News said the President
saw the cartoon, got chuckle out
of it, and requested the original
It shows Mr.. Truman strolline
near the White House while one
of several bystanders comments
There goes Margaret Truman.
father"
When the Presidents request
for the original reached the Daily
News, it already had been giver
to Victor Forsyth. Chicago art.
list. Mr.. Forsyth, the News said
agreed to let Mr.. Truman have
lit. although somewhat reluctantly
Evening star., 1951-07-18
|AFL Clerks Parade
For Douglas, but He
.DiscIaims Candidacy
By james Y. Newton

A labor union convention today
put on a noisy demonstration fol
Senator Paul Douglas for Presi-
dent but the Illinois Democrat
disclaimed any desire to be q
candidate.
Senator Douglas, who has hao
his differences with the Truman
administration, was a speaker
here before the convention of the
AFL Retail Clerks International
Association. The union president
Vernon a Houseright, introduced
the Senator as possible presi-
dental candidate next year.
That touched of a noisy dem
|onstration on the part of Illinois
delegates to the convention and
about so of them paraded around
the Statler Hotel hall with
|placards, horns and other noise
makers.
Notes Differences With Truman.
I'm not only not a candidate
for President" Senator Douglas
said when the clamor had ceased,
but my only desire is to finish
my Senate term with some degree
OF credit"
Senator Douglas later alluded to
some of his differences with Pres
ident Truman when hewarned the
union delegates that there is a
tendency when either unions or
political organizations become
powerful to want yes men" as
leaders.
MIR. Truman ignored Senator
Douglas choices last week in filling
two vacancies on the Federal
bench in Illinois.
The Senator urged the clerks to
extend their organizing activities
He said that they should espe-
cially go into the South which
now largely is nonunion.
Opposes Buying of Peace.
In another part of his talk,
Senator Douglas said that in deal
ing with the Russians the free
world should not embark on a
course to purchase peace at any
price. He explained that every
time this country and the other
free nations yield to the Russians
the danger that the Communists
will obtain their objective of world
domination becomes "closer and
closer"
Freedom is the most precious
thing In the world" Senator