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The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

Silver, napkins, and dishes
should be placed about an inch
from the edge of the dining table.
The sharp edge of the knife
should always be placed toward
the plate: the hemmed edges OF
the napkin should also be placed
toward the plate. II both in
dividual salad bowls and bread
and-butter plates are used, place
the salad bowl just above the
napkin, to the left of the bread
and-butter plate.
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16
Naval Station
.O.W.C. HOnOrs
Mrs. C.. C.. AdeU

Mrs. Harold Payson and Mrs.
R. p. Pawson were co-hostesses at
the Naval Station Officers Wives
Club luncheon held at Fort Taylor
on Friday at 1890 pm.
An excellent luncheon as enjoy
ed by the 3S members and guests
who attended.
Mrs. c. C. Adell was especially
honored by the group and was pre-
sented with a going away gift.
The next meeting date is inde-
finite and will be announced later.
The club meets once a month.
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

Cooper, 1020 N. w. l4th Terrace.
The bride carried a white Bible
adorned with q white orchid and
streamers of white satin and
stephanotis. She was attired in n
princess-styled, imported Swiss
organdy gown which fell in a
three-foot train. Her fingertip
veil was caught at both sides by
a pearl crown sculptured with
tiny rose buds. Her long white
gloves were of the same material
as her gown. For her something
old" the new Mrs. Cooper carried
a lace handkerchief which be-
longed 70 her grandmother.
Sister OF the groom, Miss Penny
Cooper, was maid of honor and
wore a yellow taffeta gown with
a net overskirt and yellow net
picture hat. She carried a bouquet
of pink roses. Miss Betty Ann
Walden and Miss Wanda Foster,
bridesmaids, were dressed alike
in taffeta gowns with net over
skirts and also wore net picture
hats. Miss Walden wore pink and
Miss Fosters gown was aqua.
They each carried bouquets Of
yellow roses.
Carrying a blue, taffeta COW
cred basket, and spreading rose
petals in the path OF the bride,
was flower girl Donna Kay
Duckwall, niece of the bride
groom. She was dressed In blue
taffeta and her gown was a dupli-
cate of the bridesmaids.
Mrs. Robert Bernhoft sister of
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16
Buddy Young Sets
Ne,c LiUeIy Pace
Trade Winds
BY RAYMER

Take off that old gray bonnet,
YOU won't need it for visit to
the Trade Winds where Buddy
Young, known as "The John
Fredericks of the Piano." (as
MAZDA Lazarovici put it after
viewing Buddy's act) is enter
tainer. He has enough spare hats
to loan to customers if the need
should be crying one.
And when it comes to the
"crying" angle made popular by
Johnny Ray, Buddy Young comes
I'D with the funniest take-off on
the star of the teardrop style
you've ever seen, or heard. It's
ludicrous and clever.
Besides a surprise package OF
new material, an astonishing col
lection of mood" chapeau (the
lids include a Spanish sombrero,
a hick straw, a Confederate cap
and the snappiest straw boater
since the hey-hey day of Harry
Richman, and, or, Maurice Chew
alier), quick wit, a knack for
audience bicker, Young has an
easy, adaptable voice and plays
piano with skat and real jazz
rhythm. He does straight ballads
too, but is most spontaneous with
the unexpected introduction of
Spike Jones type craziness. He
gets customers into the act with
conversational banter fast and
light as the bird in badminton
game but doesn't really give
'the bird" to his appreciative
listeners. Even the barkeep, John
Speziali, is enlisted for the zany
act and is called on for the light
ening jolts in a parodied Stormy
Weather"
Young uses ginmicks which
are sure to enliven the Trade
Winds like asking for rebel
yells and count-off insertions,
special effects for ''MacNamara's
Band" and the personal ap-
proach. In fact, Buddy is a
personable chap, good-looking,
filled with esprite d'corps, brash
humor, which is never offensive,
and he's quick on the take-offs
and come-backs. For example,
asked to give an impression of
Harry the Hipster, he parried
with do you want me to 60
psycho?"-and then obliged with
sensational bit of nonsense,
"Psychoanalysis" in the manner
of Hoagy Carmichael. Another
topper bit is a vivid interpreta-
ton OF Chevalier's Louise" But
he stands on his own talent.
Young is married, has a wife,
five months old baby and a home
in Miami. He's a newcomer to
show business.
Said he, Il spent three years
in engineering college, then three
years over a draught board :.
and after a stint with the Air
Force, decided ] might like show
business. So I went into it. ! ate
macaroni and tomatoes until the
stuff ran out of my ears. But i
have a family, a home and q car
and I'm in work enjoy.
He's self taught in music, reads
it. plays it sings il and likes
it, He was born in Newark, N. j.,
but has lived in Florida for near
ly five years. He's entertained at
Little Jack Little's Shanty club
in Hollywood (Florida), that is;
Club Wally and the Sky Club in
Miami, and at the Sea Gull Hotel
Lounge on Miami Beach, to name
few of his proving grounds
you'll like Buddy Young's
patter and the lively pace he's
setting at the Trade Winds. Drop
in, at the drop of hat, or hats.
you'll find yourself a fan In these
hot nights, that's something to
keep cool over. Hats off to Youngl
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16
Coming EUents
MONDAY, JUNE 16--

Ss '~Ss AAfAS &'Ss ~Ss ehAots
Sisters, meeting, Knights of
Pythias Hall, 7::30 pm.
W.S.C.S. of Ley Memorial Meth
odist Church, 1880 pm, In an
mex.
Elizabeth Taylor Circle of WMU,
First Baptist Church, church
annex, 3 pm.
Juvenile Council meeting, Clinic
Building, s pm.
General meeting of Women oi
First Presbyterian Church.
pm. at home of Mrs. Joseph
Rringman, 1410 Won Phister.
TUESDAY, JUNE IT.
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club
at Casa Cayo Hueso restaur-
ant, Gas p. m.
Youth for Christ Bible Study, 1850
pm, Fleming street Methodist
Church. 729 Fleming street.
Special general meeting Key
West Players, Barn Theatre, g
pm. 0ne-act plays, work shop
and play reading.
Key West Chapter Disabled Vet
Grams, Luz Temple, meeting at
SPIN.
Key West Assembly No. 13 Order
of Rainbow Girls, meeting, Scot
tish Rite Temple, 7:30 pm.
Civil Air Patrol meeting at
American Legion Home on
Stock Island. s pm.
. Minoca Council No. Is. Degree of
Pocahontas. Redmen's Hall,
1880 pm.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE lS--
B.P.W. meeting, Woman's Club,
8p.m., convention plans to be
discussed.
Ladies Day Golf Tournament. =
w. Golf Course. 8 am.
Meeting. Junior Ch. Commerce
clubhouse, 8 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge A.
soeiation. Coral Room. ovs-'
seas hotel, 7:45 pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. 80. Bldg. 17s. N. &.
1880 am.
Fleet Training owe. meeting
and election Of officers, and
luncheon. 12:15 pm, at Ech
oasis.
THURSDAY, JUNE 49,
Treasure hunt committee meet
ing for Players, 2l3 Telegraph
Lane, upstairs. 9 pm.
v.F.W. Post No. 3s11. meeting
at V.F.W. Home, 8 pm.
Elks Lodge, meeting at club
house, 8 pm.
Martha Linda Franks Circle OF
WMU, First Baptist Church, 10
am.
vx-1 officers Wives Club. lunch.
con at Aeropalns. 1880 pm.
Rotary Club luncheon at l2:l5
pm. ST. Paul's parish hall
FRIDAY, JUNE 90
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian Church.
pm.
Meeting, knight Of Pythias, Ply.
THAN Hall, T2s Fleming St., al
SPIN.
Key West Amateur Radio Club
meeting at National Guard
Armory, 7:3o pm.
Triangle Clu bof Pythian Sisters
meeting, 7:30 pm.
Key West Shrine Club, 1880 pm.
SATURDAY, JUNE 2l--
June Dance at the Boca Chica
C.P.o. club, . pm. to l an,
with floor show, television star,
dance teams, emcee and fun.
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street Methodist Church, T2s
Fleming street. T.3o p.m-
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16
Former Key Wester, Lorraine Bennett,
Is Married To Air Force Man In Miami
L.eMan Photo

Saturday evening a. in candleigh ceremony the
Highland Baptist Church in Miami Miss Lorraine Blanche
Bennett formerly of Key West and William Cooper USAF,
changed rings marriage They united mamony
the Rev. Qun Cooper father of the The bride the
daughter Arthur Bennett 1901 Coral Gate
Drive Miami and the the of Rev. and Mrs. Qun
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

calsfornlans are really hep
when n comes 10 little and hss
slFl's spert slefhss. a nsw set In
luseleus eelered denim sherss
and brief tee are lnapprepEisss'y
names 'aNlnkY. biinky and
ssinEy'' and are really wendsr-
fui. Neo can get them sf Ideal
Tegs.
Then cs,alina designed . seer
sucker lined pansalet Ter beach
wear ss thirsty terry eisfh mar
is Designed Ter fhs Stars Of
l4sllywsed and yeu" but HEY
mast be Enishsp ns~ stars 70
Gene in sire fwel This ere Is
called ~susten Rvston." For
either heY or siri baby. rs shs
eunainssss shins since Eve fash
iened baby saEed fis leas. " has
Q bread bard ffst e9ttors az ne
sides with kins sised eSstsas
which gives IN rs cute name
Juasex ~atsl tsxs 10 FER sSsEssF
Aaaeh dAsakins and u viii ssffss
enSe ard fer Ell rnesheFs pTse-
lem es sanS IN ire dsdsss and
whst 10 pSt sn baby uhsn Re
secs 10 tass beach. II ttss slogan -
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

Get Ia TIE habit a removing tie
gTn11ass from sozr cnfIee maker as
sooa as tie coffee has hEewea. and
rinse oaa tns part Ct the ceEfee
maker tAat has head Ene gru<4n41x
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

From a report We read, there
must be some up and coming vot'
ers in Schuykill County, Pennsyl'
yania. Once when q ballot box was
opened there, il was found to con-
tain one copy Of the Bible and a
sunday school leaflet. To pray the
right candidate gets in, and then
go to church and forget about II,
10 doubt.
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

Rsmembsr last week when We
sold yeu sbouf the Margaret Gail
aressss7 Well We found out
Saturday shst Margaret Gail Is
siso . little slri and we went
around to see her mamma who
% really Mrs. Nancy Sheppard.
end who makes those charming
freeks.
feu cen purchase these around
town al fhs chlldren's Corner or
Ideal Toss. sad also 81 il2o
Olivia Street where they are
made. The pheas there Is io44-A
II you aren't sure ef finding MRS.
Sheppard In.
We get q sood slaas lock si
these dresses snd ore thing We
psrfleuiariy nosiesS--shs work
manship. As they are carefully
pot together en . brand rev
Singer machine. lMr. Singer
Plssss motel and shsy will wash
and wear with no seams eeuains
apart or trimmings ripping OF.
Nancy ssse designs these lovely
freeks and makes them Of tts
fiaesf materials. They GENE in
siEss ere 10 feor right now. bus
can be ordered in aay size yeo
need.
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

Little vich Cypherd was in with
her mama laSs Friday morning
She vas the winner q the eatsss
bathing suit contest at the Grptto
Dance. Her psetune vas ia TIE
paper and q cute little miss she Is
and even cutter in person. Well.
] wish she would tell her mamma
that ] have her picture here. Il Is
The 0ne USED 40 tha pA0~E. and Ia
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

On the Washington wire, and as
reported by the Citizen, q most IN
feresting article anent alcohol and
atomic radiation. II was found that
mice who had imbided freely OF
sam Barleycorn were found to sur
yiye great doses Of atomic radia.
ton while those who had none
perished.
For awhile we thought that per-
haps al the sound of the air raid
warning, the thing to do was head
for the nearest bar, but on reading
further. found that unlike man,
mice can absorb amounts of alcohol
that in comparison 10 their size,
would probably kill an ardinary
human, 50 II must be choice Of
drinking yourself to death or take
ing your chances with the bomb.
What a choice!
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16
SHOP HOPPING

III al
very much like to have her have it.
Just call at the Citizen, Mrs. Cyp-
herd, and ask for Jaxon.
y X y
Sometimes Key Westers GET she
feeling that fkey are being pushed
right off their own beaches by
the very tourists that are doing
the old town so much good. IFS
true to often TOO, but one far
sighted business man has SET out
70 remedy ffis.
We've been down to Al Lcgun's
beautiful Ocean Patio several hot
evenings lately, and found II .
most delightful spot. We've met
lot Of town folks there lately,
too. AL has been telling Us, that
his big ambition Is TO make u .
spot Just for Us folks, and fhe
tourists, while most welcome can
take . back seat. Al has gone 10 .
lot of trouble to get fhe best en-
terfainmenf he possibly can, and
we feel that " IL Is TO be for Us,
we should all support IL.
Another feature TO be added
fhis coming weekend-M Is try
ing 10 promote dancing among
Us. Not that he wants you to go
out and take lessons or anything
like that, but If you like to dance,
and you have . partner, take
ycur chances, il will surely be
worth while. He says that among
other things, lovely bathing
suit TO fhe ladies from Hermsn's
will be given. Other equally love-
IN Gifts from our other Key West
Stores will be given too.
So e'mon Paw, get out OF your
house slippers and put on your
dancing slippers and take Nav
out. IFS . beautiful spot. fhe
music is right, the entertainment
is super, and for the price OF
movie you can hsvs . wonderful
time. IFS Just for Us!
4 4 r
Read something that sounds
mildly mad. but lots of nice things
do. It's only the addition of a very
little brown sugar to tomato soup
and then we wondered why we
hadn't tried it before because we
always add sugar to spaghetti
sauce and chill. Tomatoes and
sugar 20 together. Raw ones siic.
ed and sprinkled with sugar like
grapefruit are q new taste thrill
too.
4 r. r
Does fhs very ugly ever fssei-
nate YOU 10 the point that u
starts 10 appear beautiful? ! have
. chinese Hoy Toy ! love like .
brother.
Saturday when ! walked into
piiiy Box--fhs ugliest wood esrv-
inc Of . native woman ever
saw, ieered sf me over an OBJ
scens profrvdins sfomseh--snd
Of course I was immediately
fascinated. Popeyed hooknossd.
obese and flat footed. she squat
ted there in horid serenity and
made f,s Ditty Box more man
ever q place to return to.
Hanging right behind shs Idol
are some beautiful esnteen type
straw bags with shoulder straps
In vivid eolors that are very love-
W.
Ever see . picture Of . native
with o big flat round grass or
straw tray on his head loaded
with fruif7 We don't expect yeu
10 90 around with . dish OF fruit
ON your head, but ore OF these
wevld look lovely on the center
OF your buffet next time yeo en-
fertain.
Il 4 Il
From a report We read, there
must be some up and coming vot
ers in Schuykill County, Pennsyl
yania. once when q ballot box wa
opened there, il was found to con
tain one copy Of the Bible and I
Sunday school leaflet. To pray th'
right candidate gets in, and thel
60 to church and forget about II
10 doubt.
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16

true, and me cute Iissas soss GER
ssinIy den't hslis n, Catalina
would make 0 stsr ~ Q dead eId
nstsor. Yes We said ~ Ideal
Tess.
4 r II
Something in the summer supper
line that completely slipped my
mind I'd now. Leftover cold ham,
turkey or chicken slices, perched
iauntily On q slice Of hot buttered
toast ard topped with q serving Of
cheese rarehii viii be q popular
bot weather dish any time. That
leaves cut the rare potatoe and
you can concentrate on . yege-
table and salad to 40 with Il.
u n n
Match tAs shins In yegr hair
10 she spsskis In tsis sYss--ss
pcaald's ef sourss.
4 4 r.
II wak fun wasn't ~ And ncz
the calendar says skat anCgkeT nag
hoasday IS creeping gp 81 Us That
@sll take plenty more sAopptng
and hogpsng and hszyang and ngzE-
tng too See ysNs aro1Ea6 Re12RS-
dzyl Tn then. Jaxon- Ads-
The Key West citizen., 1952-06-16
WITH
JAxON N

Today Is the anniversary of the
day that Texas annexed the Unit
ed States. OF course the rest of the
US. feels differently about it, but
that's the way character from
Texas tells it, pardnuhl Also ladies,
believe it or not, Mr.. Butterick cut
his paper patterns on this date in
1863. Before that, clothes were
made by guess and by golly, ]
guess.
] would also like to go on record
rs saying this shop hopper was the
most fun to get, OF any I've ever
shopped. This was real interestingl
But wait1l / tell you
x X Il
Last Friday | saw . man tame
. monkey. but once long time
ago, monkey must have tanned
she man, because II must have
been az that time that . great
love and understanding for ami
msls was born. The place where
alI This occurred is the Pet Shop
on Caroline Street. where all the
wonders OF HE animal world are
captive IN . small little shop.
The LITTLE monkey saw tanned
IN only Is minutes is . little
squirrel monkey. an adorable lii.
fle creature with she soft fur OF
. grey squirrel. and . fluffy long
fail. IFS fcresrms are bright
oranae as IL its chest and under
sides. After The LITTLE leather belt
was fastened around IFS middle,
n fought and screamed like
bsnshes. All the while II was
fondled while It's master socfied
n with, THAT'S ell right little
fellow, nobody's going 10 hurt
you." As soon as II got used TO
fhs belt, and found u was no use
fighting II anyhow, n cvddled Up
on the friendly shoulder like an
cbsdienf though frightened child.
could spend hours there.
watching the saffron and straw
berry finches. Laughing si the
waltxing mice. observing . LITTLE
white mouse nursing us young.
a little cinnamon colored monkey
tvaged ali my skirt for attention,
and . ssuey grey fellow begged
for my shiny pencil. Two sreas
scarlet cccksfoos slared af me IN
uniethsrsd splsndor ss beat
hassy retreat.
It's fhe most wonderful place
In fhe world 10 take the smsll
fry, and more pets thar you can
imsgins are displyed there. from
honey bears 10 monkey to iisfie
dancing mice. and the cry OF the
Psseocks will haunt you forever
and make you want 10 return
again and again.
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Optimism is important to business than cash Is
10 buyers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-26

1t the business of every majority to prevent any
minority from having its way.
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Gems OF Thought.
Memorial Day


Isn't death to fall for Freedom
sight?
He's dead alone who lacks her
light. Thomas Campbell
Let no vandalism of avarice or
neglect, no ravages of time testify
to the present or to the coming
generations, that we have forgot
ten, as a people, the cost of a free
and undivided Republic.
John A. Logan.
Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord from henceforth: Yea.
saith the Spirit, that they may rest
from their labours; and their works
do follow them. Revelation 14:I3.
The sweet and sacred sense of
the permanenee of mans unity
with his Maker can illumine our
present being with a continual pre-
sence and power of good, opening
wide the portal from death into
Life. Mary Baker Eddy.
Virtue treadS paths that end not
in the grave
No ban of endless night exiles the
brave.
James Russell Lowell.
Farewell, high.hearted friends, for
God is dead
If such as you can die and fare
not well.
John lie Gay Brereton.
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Few families understand how hard it is for the old
man to pay all the family bills
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-26

HOLLYWOOD - Actress Ava
Gardner is recovering at home
from minor surgery she underwent
Saturday at CedarS of Lebanon
Hospital
Her physician, Dr. Leon Krohn.
refused TO give details but said
the operation was minor. The ac-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-26
Governors
Ruee Toduv
Bv MALCOLM B. Johnson

MIAMI R-Dan McCarty an0
Bradley Oldham snapped new
blows today and both said they
were confident of victory as they
closed their hot campaign for the
governorship of Florida.
Both were putting on intensive
last-day drives for votes in the
populous Southeast Florida area
which could well be decisive in the
Democratic runoff primary Tues
day. The winner almost certainly
will be the next governor, because
Democrats outnumber Republicans
IA to l in Florida.
AS the campaign drew to a close,
Oldham told reporters at news
conference that McCarty's cam
paign headquarters had violated
the new election expense law by
ordering $500 worth of posters
printed before the first primary
and delaying payment until after
the election.
He said an Orlando printer had
refused to accept cash for the
poster job, and stands ready to
verify the transaction under a
court subpoena.
McCarty replied my campaign
treasurer, Mr.. Wesley Fly, a GER
titled public accountant, assures
me there has been no violation of
the law and will not be any viola
ton.
1T Is strictly a last minute
effort on the part of Oldham to
mislead the people of Florida. He
has had ample opportunity to
prove it. / have met him three
times in joint public appearances
and he has failed to prove any of
his charges"
Oldham said he could have Nc
Carly disqualified 'in any courts
but he would not defeat him that
way. The state election law pro-
vides for vacating the nomination
or election of any candidate who
wins after a violation of the law.
McCarty was making no predic-
tons about how he might fare in
any county in the election, except
to express a feeling that he will
again carry every county on the
Florida East Coast.
Oldham, who led in only seven
of the counties and trailed Me-
Carly by 12S, 900 votes in the first
primary, told his supporters the
contest is "even up to right now y
and that ''we're in good shape
north of Palm Beach County.
He predicted he will carry Du.
val, Marion, Lake and Pinellas,
where McCarty led before; in.
crease his lead in Polk, Hillsbor.
ough and Orange; and carry West
Florida or hold our own - all the
way from Jacksonville west"
Oldham told his campaign
workers he would slower the
boom" on McCarty during a state.
wide radio broadcast tonight.
McCarty replied that is typical
of all the brash buildup he has
been giving his campaign. 1t will
fall flat, just as all his other build
up has fallen flat"
For some time, in radio broad
casts and in statements, he prom.
Used he would link me with gam.
| bling and the race tracks, prove
have violated the election laws,
and name some Mr.. Big in my
campaign.
but when | have confronted
him face to face, in Miami, in
| Orlando and Jacksonville, he has
admitted he has no evidence link.
ing me to any gambler or race
tracks. He has not produced one
single piece of evidence l have
violated the election laws. He has
not named any Mr.. Big in my
campaign, because there never
has been and never will be any
such MIR. Big.
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Every individual requires relaxation: the trouble Is
that SO many people don't know how to get IT,
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Vote tomorrow - first to demonstrate your good
citizenship; secondly, to help your city and county
Optimism is more important business than cash II
10 buyers.
1t is the business of every majority TO prevent any
minority from having its way.
Few families understand how hard it is for the old
man to pay all the family bills.
Every individual requires relaxation: the trouble Is
that SO many people don't know how to get IT,
The insailment sales plan may be fine Tor the seller
but It gets extremely monotonous to the buyer.
The folks who live interest rarely worry about the
troubles OF the ~ho has 70 live on fixed wage
friend is one upon whom yoa can count regardless
of your mSortuncs How mans real friends aa o4 have