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Evening star., 1951-02-04
Mrs. Hill
Is sHOstess

Mrs. William Sasscer Hill was
hostess at luncheon yesterday in
honor of Mrs. John William
Hardell, the former Miss Nell
Rose Broyhill. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin T. Broyhill. The
luncheon was given at the home
of the hostess mother, Mrs. E
Jean Willett.
Among the guests invited were
Mrs. Grayson Headley, Mrs
Jacques Michael Kelly, Mrs
Jacqueline Lewis, Mrs. John NAL
colin Roberts, Mrs. Richard p
Stifel, Mrs. William David Stew
art Fraser, Mrs. Herbert C. Broy-
hill, Mrs. James E. Palmer, jr.
and Mrs. Joel Thomas Broyhill.
Also Mrs. Marvin Talmage
Broyhill, Miss Cynthia Hill, Miss
Laura Belle Wyatt, Miss Polly
Norment, Miss Mary O'Neal, Miss
Marianne McGowen, Miss Elaine
LeFevre and Miss Letitia Baldrige
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Town and Country Folk

crustaceans was an old fellow from
the Ozarks whose diet had been
somewhat limited to SOW belly and
corn pone.
MY, my!" he muttered, his face
a mask of amazement as he placed
the shellfsh on the table. Straw
berries in February! Must have
cost a pretty penny"
Distinguished, white-haired Col.
Claire Hardy's maid, Madelaine,
came to work one day suffering
from a bad backache and asked
him if he had any linament. Pro-
ducing the linament, the colonel
commented that he had found it
very soothing after playing bad
minton. Madelaine looked disap-
proving: not exactly sure what
badminton was, she felt naturally
distrustful of anything so strenu-
Gus. Colonel" she warned him,
you should go easy on that bad
minton-you aren't any glamour
boy, any more!"
Attractive bachelor author Kim
ball Flaccus (The White Stranger
and several other beautiful books
of poetry is on his way to New
York to capture a Ph.D., after an
|eight-year career with the Navy,
in which he was lieutenant COM
mander. . Col. and Mrs. Frank
Collins, one of the Capitals most
lovable couples, have returned
from trip to Fort Lauderdale
and Miami, which, they report,
were colder than a stepmother's
kiss. Does that make the stay
at-homes feel better? Col.
Preston Goodfellow has returned
from Korea-on the last plane out
of Seoul.
Lovely Olive C4apper has been
in bed two weeks, will have to
complete the month before an eye
infection heals up. Meanwhile,
she has given up her news broad
casts, which she had been giving
once a week, as well as holding
down full-time job.
Names in the news bring to
mind. Judge Philip McCook' S
Evening star., 1951-02-04

description of Lucky Luciano, the
deported hoodlum. Judge McCook
of the New York courts, whose
partner-against-crime was once
Thomas Dewey, is descended from
a family that have been known
since the American Revolution as
the Fighting McCooks." Some
of his gang-busting activities have
been made into a movie, which,
he confesses, he has never seen.
OF Luciano, at whose trial he
presided, he said, "He was like the
tiger in Klpling's story. the tiger
that had such markings under its
throats that, when it held up its
head, they seemed to form an evil
smile which hypnotized its victims.
It was the same with Luciano.
Under his jawline were long scars
and day after day. as he sat in
court listening to testimony with
his head tilted back. the scars
seemed to form the same sort of
smile" However fascinating. it
didn't keep the judge from sending
him to prison. Another name
in the news. Deputy Representative
to the U. N. Ernest Gross, recalls
the night charming Mrs. Gross
and Nine. Corea, wife of the Cey-
Ion Ambassador, washed the dishes
after supper party in the coun-
try, while liveried chauffeurs
waited outside. Wonder what the
Polit boys would think of that?
Jewelry department: There was
nothing make-believe about that
mass of topazes worn by Julie
Ansberry to the Bal Boheme. they
were inherited from her Hungarian
grandmother. along with her flaxen
hair. The little silver merry
go-round, its figures made of tiny
jewels, which Anne Crowley wears
as pin was given her as a fare
we'll present after the closing of
"Carousel." Clarence West
brook gifted his Margaret with
an opal bracelet, braving the
superstition that the chatouant
jewels should be worn only by
those born in October. Immedi-
ately Margaret began having bad
luck, parking tickets, etc. Her
thoughtful husband returned the
bracelet and got-a diamond
horseshoe!
Evening star., 1951-02-04
By Nike Anderson

Finding oil on ones property
can be sensational discovery, in
more ways than one-especially
If your cellar is 6 inches deep in
the stuff. This was the entirely
too exciting experience of the
R--;nard Lights, who found that
the oil company had tried to
pour 275 gallons into a 5O-gallon
tank. The overflow, carpeting
the basement and seeping into the
walls. had made the house a
pcsSential torch. The possibility
o. the oil being ignited by one of
tie five lively Light youngsters was
> a very real one. However
tie marvellous Mclean Fire De-
pa tment came to the rescue
spI Ieading some water on the
troubled oil.
Eva Light, despite her merry
go-round activities with her own
youngsters (she joins them in
swimming and skating) and be-
ing Den mother for Cub Scouts,
has also been writing and direct
ing plays for the fifth graders.
During her recent production,
Jupiter" 10-year-old wearing
long underwear which had been
tinted delicate pink to resemble
bare legs, suddenly lost the lower
part of his costume. Eva, serv-
ing also as stage hand, simply
crawled back of the curtain and
retrieved the fallen trunks, and
Jupiter. with the savoir faire of
veteran trouper, simply went on
with the show!
What's cooking backstairs:
Winter weather brings to mind a
tale told by Donald Dawson, Ad-
ministrative Assistant to the
President. Once, when the SHOWS
were heavy on the campus of his
alma mater, the University of
Missouri, a large platter of
shrimp was served as the main
course of student dinner. The
waiter who carried in the crimson
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Cards Are Out For Phantom Dinner

tributions from the annual din
ner for funds to carry out its
much-needed work. The house is
under the auspices of the Episco-
pal Diocese, but it is completely
non-sectarian. Girls of every re-
ligion are welcome, the only critic
rion being their need. In a COM
munity of more than a million
people, this home renders great
service. as it means the hope and
protection for the despairing and
the helpless.
Mrs. Benjamin Colby Is presi-
dent of the Ladies Board of the
House Of Mercy and the Right
Evening star., 1951-02-04

The Ladies Board of the House
Of Mercy has sent out invitations
for the annual Phantom dinner
it sponsors. All the money SUBJ
scNbed for this make believe event
will be used for the work of this
home for unwed mothers.
Chairman Of this years dinner
is Mrs. Jean L. Caillouet, jr., and
checks may be mailed to her at
2214 Wyoming avenue NV. AS
sistant chairman Is Mrs. John w
Burke, jr.
The House Of Mercy is not a
member Of the Community Chest
and it depends largely on the con-
Evening star., 1951-02-04
.TheresoHogon
.Weds Mr.. Nolan

Mount Calvary Church in For
eStville, Md, was the scene yes
terday morning of the wedding
of Miss Theresa Alice Hagan and
Mr.. Bernard Aloysius Nolan, jr.
the Rev. Peter Rakowski ofici-
ating.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter j. Hagan OF
Forestville. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan OF
this city.
The couple will make their
home in Langley Park. Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Brown
announce the engagement of their
daughter, June Agnes. to Mr.. Will
liam Drummer, son Of Mrs. Jenny
Drummer.
Evening star., 1951-02-04

Rev. Angus Dun is president of
the Board of Trustees. The
Ladies Board is made up of q
long list of generous women inter-
ested in social welfare, while the
Board of Trustees includes many
prominent businessmen in the
District and some of the ladies
from the Ladies Board.
Evening star., 1951-02-04

Cream quick-frozen chopped
spinach and serve it with crisp
bacon slices as a luncheon dish.
Add crunchy strips of raw carrot
for texture, color and flavor.
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
Roindom Girls, Dc)loiay Boys Pat On
First Nothcr'$ Degree In Florida

oa Rainbow Girls served tho dim
acr
Silvia Stanley and her band
played for the roof garden dance
which followed the banquet
Sunday began with attendance
at St Paul's Episcopal Church.
Rev John s. Arnficld prepared a
special sermon for the occasion.
Dinner was served at 1890 pm.
az the Temple. followed by the
Mothers Degree ceremony,
Attending the conclave were
boys from the three chapters in
Miami from Miami Beach, Belle
Glade, Lake Worth. West Palm
Beach. Fort Pierce. Dclray Beach.
Hollywood and Lakeland State
Grand Master Councillor Robert
Duprec Of jacksonville was also
IN attendance.
Newly elected district master
councillor is Coke TinSlcv of
West Palm Beach Billy Roberts
of Kew West was made senior
councillor and Bob Evans Of the
John 3. Orr Chapter in Miami,
the junior councillor.
Other officers elected during
the Saturday session were. senior
deacon. Ken Castlcberry Of the
Greater Miami chapter: Junior
deacon, Sanford Kimball Of Mi
ami Beach; senior steward, Ken
Joiutcr OF Lake Worth; iunior
steward. Arnold Wolff of the John
b Orr chapter in Miami: almoncr.
Joe IEcnlun of Hollywood. mar
shall Bill Mathis of Dclrav
Beach standard bearer, Bob Park
Cv of West Palm Beach: orator
Anthony Mites &C Key West, first
pfccoptor Ross Whcnny of Belle
Glade, second preceptor Be b
Sum0'yrstein of Miami Beach
third prcceptor, Bud Green of
Lake Worth fourth prcceptor
Jack Carr OF northern Miami
fifth prcceptay Alvin Stokes If
Font Pierce; sixth prcccptor. Dick
Pyle of Dclray Beach, seventh
psccvptur. Dave Solovy ol M.amj
Beach
Ious Maionc> 81 Key West Was
made sentinel fer the group
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
Nr. ind Mrs. Peter Dmniei V0Idp=
Return From Miami II cdt!imo Trip

95- Pdujs Epise"pa. Church w.s
the scene recently oi the wedding
u' Miss Edna Jean Gardner and
Peter Daniel VALDEZ W1o have
JuSj returned from thcU wedding
t1p 10 Miami
The brdc is tho DAUGHTER IF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ifanrv A. Gardner.
ST uf 1905 Watson Street. and the
bridegroom. the son uf Mr and
Mr.. Joseph Waldo Of Duval
Street.
For the a.eialra crI.0n0v the
church was decorated with ylt.t..
aladloll fern anna .a1,rs and thn
altar nth rsnaI.. .u4 alsl-..s5
Miss C!eo,a p.E...- n. ~..a.
bcrt's Ax.a EFa.q.~ .rd &f.n.f-
Lord. pra,.,r ,f.. .f,er t-.l.
cn2ucIa nla,.e- f7. a,rsr Re-.
John < Ar,nf,af5 ,.srfn.,ra5 Tho
coren,oo..
The bride .o.ae a.,.s,, f., ,oqrr.aoa
bv her fathrr 60 s.ora d aau-r of
white satin and rj,aoa?]y f.ca
trimmed with rh,neetonae and
,vith j rathe5,..3 1enot, trai.,
no. fi,an,,.,,, ,-.ii ,,.s. ,-.,l-n
not and cha,t,l1,' faon md ,.e.
ho1d 80 ,,1arn .,.:4, ,,.,. ~
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nations
MI Ar, C,are,o,. s,stnr.,f ,,n
h,.,1o ,....- ti,o ,,..,4 800. ctr
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Afi.s po,,, ga. and HT;s. Nh
dred Archor NJ Sands 1,,o,n "a
no,,.o ~ ri1I, ,,,arrYisatts and car
,,ioJ hlua carnatio.s MIS- Archer
wore = hllo nrt rov-n over taft
eta and carried plnE carnations
Tbcv botb wore matching head
dresses of not and babv cb,vsan-
thenurs.
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10

Four couples made application
tor marriage licenses al the office
of Judge Raymond Lord ycstcr-
day
Billy Grooms, USN and Doro-
thy Ann Wilson, O. Poinciana
Place will be married by Chap
lain Mcngos, USN.
Ernest Tyler Lloyd and Jose
phine Irene Hcllmuellcr. who
lives at $500 SW seth street Mi
ami have applied for a license,
Willie Lee Tinslcy. USN, and
Rosclla Blanc Carpenter F-6 Fort
Village, viii be married by Judge
Raymond Lord
Ray Odus Oglcshv, USN and
Loretta Agnes Pojrior La Concha
hotel viii bc married by Chap
lain MeneCS.
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
BY JOHN RoEBURT

Jiggtr shrugged regretfully,
Poor Trudy RoSS-The theatrical
Coop bubble had evaporated in
the heat of PreScott's uncompro-
missing justice, Shed be off call
for a long time--Trust Prescott
for that.
Jigger said. MY hats off to
your efficiency. Prescott. ] had no
idea YOU were that far along IN
the case"
Prescott said. 'I'll want q state
ment from YOU"
I'm under arreSt?"
Prescott looked at him queerly
for a moment You're free TO go
about your business, after you
make q statement. But on one
condition"
"One condition."
Forget the case, Forget all
about t. And keep your mouth
shut"
"Why?"
For the good OF the Depart
ment. So people can respect their
police force and the Department
can respect itself"
Jigger frowned. But you solved
the case, YOU say-That'S plenty
prestige for the Department"
Prescott said slowly and bit
terly. we didn't solve it-You
Gid"
q did7"
we ran into a blank wall try
ing to fix the victims real iden-
tity. Failing that. we never really
got moving" PreScott's eyes mar
rowed. Either it was Department
tai bungling. or you got to a vital
clue first. and concealed il"
IIGGER thought of it in his Sc
y cret mind. The note in the let
terbox and the Public Notice item
The matching initials had been
the thin clues that Swelled into
the case With the note safely in
his. Jigger's pocket, Prescott had
been doomed to wandering in cir
cles.
Jigger asked, Then how did
you get moving at sll--Cet to
make those arreStS?"
Professor Scott He called US
in when you came back from
Lewiston. He tipped us TO every
thing YOU were up to from then
on"
Scott!-He hadn't had the good
Professor under wraps, ear
marked private" after all Jigger
said, Nice fellow, the Professor.
Snake in my bosomi"
THE nan is decent and law
abiding. lie wasn't going to stooge
in the outlaw game you were
playing"
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10

Chapter 81

Chapter 81
IIGEP said bitterly, But the
y Climax lcoS Disappointing.
Their eyes met for q long time.
Prescott said. Yes, it was disap-
pointing"
Jigger stared incredulously at
the police captain. It was his first
actual look al the cold. fanatical
personality that lay behind the
0utWardly composed man of the
featheged speech. Prescott had
let him so to his slaughter!
Prescott wore a fcrbidding look
that made Jigger burn TO talk.
This hatred, PreScott-Hatred
enough 10 root for my murder. To
forget you're a cop in a squad
car long enough for me to get
killed
Prescott flushed. Il don't want
TO talk ABOUT t."
No talk, Jigger said compul-
sively Just in a nutshell, just
between us, then back to other
things"
Prescott's face drained of color
as the flush died, "Okay. you
asked for it. It's what you are; A
Scoffer. and an anarchist. You
ridicule authority, make a Joke
of It. I'm a policeman because /
believe in it. l can't tolerate your
kind, and also be loyal to my
whole life's training" The police
captains tone tightened, Hate
YOU. you Say?--Surel So much
that | forgot my police oath for
few minutes last night
But 1 was on the right side
On your side"
Prescott shook his head, deny
ing il, You were on a third
Side-Your own side. Against
the criminals, and against the
law. You concealed evidence,
hampcred the police investigation
wherever you could"
Jigger looked at Prescott un-
eaSily-Had he detected a threat?
The note IN the letterbox flashed
through his thinking.
Prescott said. THAT girl Leigh
ton hired 20 obstruct a criminal
invesugation-You let her 60.
In fact, you helped her go. Don't
try denying it have her state
ment,"
"Her Statcment?" Jigger's
mouth opened in surprise. But
/ thought"
Prescott permitted himself a
hunurlesS smile We nabbed her
at the Airport when you got
through with her. and clapped her
in Jail.
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10

I Somehow il vas amusing. Scott
had oeen dutifully repairing each
new dev vslopment to the police. Il
was an odd role for the sedate old
man -Informer in ancient fweeds.
JiggeT smiled wryly. You had
an easy time Of il, while ran
myself ragged. All yen had 20 do
was Dick up the phone and let
Scott report
I'm lot thanking you"
Jigger touched his head band
ages griInly. No. you're not
Who've YOU got down as the
| killer?"
'Leighton's the man, We think.
He hedged on the confession, but
we'll sweat ii out Of Rim"
What's Leighton's storyen
He came to 96 Charlton Street
and found Susan Hunter muir
dered. This was late afternoon. He
was n panic. terrified that dis
covery Of the body and the girls
real identity would lead 10 him.
implicate him. The apartment was
their rendezvous and love nest
and he'd been seen going around
around with her. AS he told you
last night. he'd been involved
with her in that radie stunt. Any
how, Leighton lost his head COM
| pletely. be says. He--ah--hxed IL
so the corpse couldn't be identified
as anyhodv but an unknown stray
named Anne Brown. Then be
cleaned out the fat carted awau
all OF her personal belongings.
stuffed her in ! packing trunk
marked General Delivery. Chi
cago. and went looking far a
drunk who would get the trunk 70
the Railway Express Odsce.
That's where you came in -
What was the reason for ez-
pressing the trunk tc General De-
livery. Chicago7n
Leighton knew how important
il was to Matthew Hunter that his
supposedly long-dead daughter
remain SO. and not pop up newly
murdered. In fact, Leighton be-
lieved Matthew Hunter or dis
triggerman Run1ely. had caught
up with Susan. fnurdefed her. and
left ner TO be discovered as Anne
Brown--You see. Matthew Hun-
ter didn't know about Leighton,
nor did ne know that his daughEer
had told her whole story 70 Ieieil.
ton. Anyhow. Leighton MANNED 10
mail the Railway Express claim
receipt to Hunter. Then he
planned To phone Hunter anOgsy-
nouSly, and scare him into claim
ing the trunk and disposing OF tie
body. AL this mind you. If every
thing went okay. If the trunk got
there okay~-
(To be eontlnnedl s
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
TOd0y'S Horoscope

Today'S indications point to a
iovial and companionable person.
who gains the regard of all but
who may have too great a liking
for the luxu3es of life ever to
make a great success in the world.
II this be the case. every effort
should be made 10 hold the de-
Sires in check
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
TVhYIt} C00kiug
=
In Key Veci
A CONCH RECIPE EVERY DAY
CONCH FRTTTERS

SrN tablespoons flour
One tablespoon baking powder
One half teaspoon salt
Two eggs
Two tablespoons melted butter
One cup ground conch
Sllt flour with baking powder
and salt. Add eggs. slightly beat
an and melted shortcning-ba bacon
fat wall do when butter rs soar
ms. Stir into this batter one cup
OF conch meat which has been
finely ground after it has been
parboiled
Drop 10y tabicspoonfuiS into hot
fat and cook til, golden brown.
Serve with a zippy scafood sauce
and take an encore. II feeling
lazy use a good prepared pancake
flour as base. adding eggs and
fat
From Key West Cook Book. Wo-
mans Ciub)
Donald W Richberg, Of Wash
.nstun and Chicago. noted law
vcr. oneumc New Dealer born in
Knoxville. Tenn, 20 years age.
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank all my friend&
and neighbors for their kindness
during the sickness and following
the death of my mother, Mrs.
Margaret Watson. and also thank
them for floral rememberances
and those who gave the use Of
their cars.
Mrs. Ruth PlowInan
and son.
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our neichborS and
other friends for their many acts
Of kindness and for the beautiful
flowers they sent following the
death Of our beloved one. Frank
VaIesco, We also wish to thank
Willard NJ Albury, administrator
of Monroe General Hospital, and
the nurses and those who gave
the use of thc;r cars.
THE FAMILY
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
SULPHUR SURVEY
IN ONTARIO

FORT FRANCES, Ont.--(H1.--
A new search for sulphur de-
posits is under way in the Nickle
Lake area near here where six
holes about 1000 feet have al
ready been drilled. OF the large
area being surveyed. much of the
nroperty is owned by Fort
Frances residents.
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
Coming EUents

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Church y nm. home 81 Ms
Raioh Owens 1856 s. Pom
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pr,drr. Officers Wives CJab.
nm. Fort Tylar Officers
C,'lb
rannis Glass Officers Wives
Ciuh 9 ann. Tennis Court
N,ar Pool
nn,l,re NAVY Wives. q ann,
N,v..I station Alleys.
Dinner Meeting. kiwanis CIub
.fa5 mr., South Beach Eestau
rant
WEDNESDAY JUIN lI-
I.rar American Legion. AIT
hmm SAWYER Post No 28. &
rv. po.t Home. S1uch Is
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10


Lad4e Nu "a. q pm Cubaa
Masonic Lodge
AJt.upE. Fleet Reserve As>pcia-
n3u aod Womcu'S AuNuiary.
8 80 p4a. Club Rooms
Meeting, key West Art and Hi--
torlca Soclrtt. $50 pm
West Nutel.a Gallery.
Coffee HuuJ Naval Station or
Grcrs WIVES TO am, Fors
Taelor Officers Club
NlcornG. OCiccls Club. Fore
Chapter M II. Order of tGc
Eastern star. g p. m.. home ct
AlrS James Porter Corner cd
Foearty and Second Streets.
FNIDAN. july l2--
Meeting Key WCst Artists, 3
p. m.. Home of MIS-. Helen
Gutter. l4l4 Aiburv Street
Atevuns. Alcoholics Anonymous.
8 pm. FIRST Presbyterian
Church Annex
Meeting. Fern Chapter. No. 2I,
Order OF Eastern Star 5 pm,
Scottish Rite Temple.
luncheon. Sonar Officers Wives
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10
CARD OF THANKS

NeigbborS and friends were
very gracious to US during the
SAD hours following the tragic
death Of our beloved husband, and
father. the late Otis l.. Edwards.
Though comparative strangers m
this city, we were treated with
kindly consideration. We also
want 30 thank his squadron, WI
for the sympathy shown 70 uS.
AND 10 those who sent floral
tokens of remembrance.
EioiSc r. Edwards and
daughter Barbara Ann
The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10

Or Dcanc Waldo Malott. new
president of Cornell University.
born Abilene, Kansas, 50 years
ago,