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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Hurkd Outlines
Character Portrait
In His Neaf Role

Josef Hurka. Key West Player
the lead in Death Takes A Ho.i-
day," a fly-bv night British wit in
THE Man Who Came To Dinner, u"
and who directed The Passing of
The Third Floor Back" will play
the wicked Henry Abbott in the
next production Kind Lady. at
the Barn Theatre.
He has written an Interpretation
of the part as he sees il. And here
is Hurka's pen portrait rejecting
profound insight:
In order to understand the char
acter of Henry Abbott, We must
de&. with circumstances not men
toned in the play. He is product
of the lower middle class. VINO,
throughout his young life, has as
pired TO be great. This factor makes
film really more intelligent than be
is. knowledge is at this fingertips
at all times. He can master facts,
figures, and languages. But he is
not in any sense destined to be
great through any genuine talent
of his own
''IIe has failed in the arts SIM
Ply because he has not the stuff TO
be a genius. He has become bitter
and warped. Even in love. he has
had to accept distortion and medi-
ocrity. He has no recourse but to
turn to himself, his one and only
lONe-Henry Abbott He believes the
world owes this talented young
man grand living. To him, the
means employed are unimportant.
the ends attained are everything.
Starting in small, he has found
how he can charm. hypnotic with
his pseudo-depths, and finally over
come people, His greatest success
es are@ over the wills and ways of
others, by a clever combination of
sophistication and almost morose
flippancy, plus his appearance, he
has made his way. More did his OPP
portunity to really do a big job,
something really worthy of. Henry
Abbott"
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Sponsor Recital
Of Pinder School

St. Pauls Episcopal church
will sponsor the pupils of the
Pinder School of the Dance on
February 8 at the Key West
High School. This will be a re-
peat performance of the recital.
The pupils were first presented
on November 80 in their ballet
debut. However, several new
dance numbers have been added
for this performance.
Mrs. Corrine Howard. assistant
at the school, will appear in
dance of the Swan Queen"
from Relationships Swan Lake"
and in a Spanish number, Err
ncso Lecuona's "Malaguena."
During the evenings perform
ance, there will be varied
presentation OF ballet, tap, Span
ish and character routines.
Among the pupils appearing;
Sandra Owens, Rose Marie Yates,
Ronda Brewster, Alice Perez,
Linda Hancock. Beverly Malon-
ey, Adair jameson, Conn G
Sands, Yvonne Tynes, Sharon
Grossman, Darlene Jureznski,
Linda Wells, Patti Chapman
Gail Boswell, Anita Esquinaldo,
Katherine Wright, Dorna Pinder,
Gail Roberts, Nancy Dickerson'
Demitra Summers, Elaine Woody
Isabelle Gonzalez, Margaret Me-
Cafferty and others to be an
nounced al a later date.
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FEW STATES

Continued From Page One)
for any school forced to teach
Negro and white students together
If South Carolina loses its fight
in the courts, Gov. James F. Byrn.
es has said the state will abandon
its public school systems. At his
request a constitutional amend
ment has been proposed in the
Legislature to do just that.
The issue came more sharply
into focus when the Supreme Court
two days ago sent the South Caro-
line suit back for further considera-
ton.
A three judge Federal Court
upheld the segregation last sum-
mer, but told school authorities to
report back in six months on what
steps had been taken to equalize
educational facilities. The Supreme
Court said il wants that report
studied before final action is taken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
HoOsieriies Like Tempo
OF Informal Life Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NJ. Cooper of
Seymour. Ind. are vacationing at
the Hibiscus Motel here. They were
accompanied on their second trip
by Mrs. Cooper'S sister. Miss Inez
Paul of South Bend, Ind
The Coopers say that they stop
ped along the way to'Key West at
many resort spots to see what was
offered. but that each stop increaS-
cd their determination TO hurry on
south. Mrs. Cooper said that the
charm, tempo, and informality of
life in Key West had made them
wish TO make il their permanent
winter home
MIR. Cooper is interested in the
fishing facilities of Key West, spe-
cializing in reef fishing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Nlhiui IOuIldIIS, GlenQOfd Sawyer,
Doris Reichel, Shirley Fiefield.
Annabclle Stafford, Joan Lastres
and Ramona Stampf.
Judges were Nick Kenny, syndi.
Gated columnist, Perry Saftler.
Chicago radio representative, Mar
go. hair stylist, Laura O'Banion.
cO-director Of the Personality Stu
dos who sponsored the show. and
Mrs. Florida of 1919, Robert You
mans, nationally known model who
is now Key West attorney, and
Dorothy Raymer, of the Citizen
staff. Two other judges were abb
sent due TO illness. including Lillian
of the hotel dress shop whose even
ing gowns and bathing suits were
worn by the models.
Especially enthusiastic applause
went TO Doris Reichel who is also
a candidate for the Navy Carnival
Queen sponsored by VX-1. She has
a statueSque and classic beauty
which won not only the judges but
the large audience lining the long
lobby of the hotel.
The eleven winners will from
the nucleus of fashion shows to be
given at two week intervals with
the models directed by Joan Bern
reuter- of the Personality studios
and Laura 0'Banion. Mrs. Bern
reuter- acted as capable mistress
of ceremonies in last nights stimu-
lating display.
Bob McGrcw's orchestra played
the background music for the
show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Coming EUents

WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY ~
Book review. special interest
group Officers Wives club, at
TT. Taylor. 10 am.
Meeting. Room Mothers OF Pom
ciana School, Community bldg,
10 am.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81
Meeting. Monroe County HoSpl-
tai woman's Auxiliary sewing
group, at hospital. 2 pm.
Art classes for adults, West Mar
tello Gallery. 8 TO 9 pm.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY l.
Meeting. Officers Club. Fern
Chapter No. q. Order of
Eastern Star. at Scottish Rite
Temple. 8 pm.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY .
Arr classes for children. "a
p.m.. ratio of West Martello
Gallery.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY =
Handicraft Class for Officers
Wives. Recreation bldg. No. is'
Naval Station. T:30 pm.
Meeting. Circle ii First Presoy-
terrain church, home of Mrs. BE-
papy, 1921 Washington. ) p
IN.
Meeting, Methodist Men, Wesley
House, s pm.
Meeting. executive board fot'''
eiana PTA at school. s pm
Meetn, wMu of First Baptist
church. 100 pm.
Meeting. Woman's Aux d.
Paurs Episcopal church. par
jSh hall. 3 pm. -,
Meeting, Key West Ministerial
association. Ley Memorial Met
hodiSt church, 10 pm.
Special Interest Cooking Group
will meet at home OF M'S'
Kay Rehnberg at $50 Sou
lizard street, 10 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
lHifcheIts Include Cuba
In Esfeusire Trarels

MIR. and Mrs Bruce Mitchell OF
Miller. SD. are taking two weeks
vacation in Key West. They are
staying a, the FL Prado Motel,
The Mitchells have been travel
Ing since December q, having gone
first 10 Mexico City. While in Key
ives, they have made trip TO Gu
ba, only 50 miles across the florida
Straits
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Monroe Special
Movie VIII Begin
Promptly Tonight

The special late show coming to
the Monroe Theatre tonight will
start promptly at 10:45, Manager
John Carbonell insisted today,
Ticket sale is slated for pm,
capacity will not be oversold. The
late show patrons may either re
turn about 1890 pm. or can pur.
chase regular evening tickets and
attend the earlier program, re.
manning in the choice seats for the
late affair.
Doors will be open for the pre-
Sentation of 'She Shoulda Said No,
at 1890 pm. and fifteen minutes
later, the picture win be on the
screen. the manager said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Girl Softballers To
Vie I'm Park Thurs.

Thursday evening in Bayview
Park. a girls softball team repre-
scnting Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
will oppose a picked Naval Supply
and Fiscal Department team:
The proceeds will 60 for the bene-
fit of the Sorority's Hospital Bed
Fund for the Monroe General Hos
pital and the Supply and Fiscal
Department candidate for Navy
Charity Queen. Rosemary Burns.
The girls will wear shorts and a
lot of laughs and fun are in the
0ffing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Shop Hopping
Citizen Staff Photo
with JAXON

VeEIiSeQ pY large WeAi known
Miami Store. For all the gals
whose duties demand uniforms.
Chic has them in NYlon or cot
ton at unbelievablY low prices.
Then there are the Originals
by Leeds Junior we like so
we'll to report. One in particu-
lar caught our eye a
brown. white and orange print
in Aztec design with a wide
white collar and frinsed stole.
X 4 Il
Here we would like to stop
and comment that the modern
woman's walk in life seems to be
more of a run.
X X X
If you should stop and look
at the Beachcomber jewelers.
window these days. one of the
first things TO catch your eye
would be huge and complete
solid silver Tea and Coffee
Service. We happen TO know it
bears a price tag of 100000!
So stop and look again gals.
Tourists who stop 10 look are
amazed that there is a store
with such exclusive Merchan-
disc and so many Franchises
for a town of this size. Well.
we do have such store and
we are proud of it. Don't ask
US how. but for anyone who
loves and appreciates fine
things. :. we each make 1t
somehow possible 10 own them.
and we know we can get them
without budging off The Rock.
at the Beachcomber Jeweler!
Il II
Our suggestion for d delicious
lunch for a cool day potato
pancakes topped with sou +
cream
n h n
If you've, ever been out 10
! Mauuie Zimmernan's place on
Harris Ave. YOU will be able TO
understand whv her store. The
Key West Garden and Lawn
Supply is such a. wonderful
place.
We were out to Maqgie's yes
ferday and walked into back
| yard on carpet OF grass tnaf
felt like a hundred piled up
Oriental rugs in the palace OF
the Shah. All around were
beautiful young trees loaded
with fruit blooms. There are no
trees over four years old. out
all are almost giant size ana
! bearing. She has all kinds OF
young trees and plants ported
and ready for the store 100
| We went away with two Dig
delicious papaYas. and the DE,
| Termination to return soon ana
browse around some more
| What's more. everYone's IN
| vited.
Il Il Il
F., Did YOU ever eat your grape
/ fruit with a COB of maTonnsi''
on each bite? Sounds awful u
/ YOU try it. but you do eat mayon'
naise on fruit salad, so why pot
4 Il
This time we've turned Cos
sip. We want 70 stop runor'
/ Rumor hath il that the Caro-
/, line Shop is going out OF bust
ness, so we went around TO
see for ourselves. This couldn't
be further from the truth
/ They are very much in business
/ and hope 50 TO continue far into
I the future.
New fabrics are srriving
{ every day. The besutifui Schu-
rnacher and Riverdale fabrics
couldn't be icveiier. The hand
/ blocks and India prints are
preftier still.
There are wonderful Sisal
j Ysrn rugs. and rugs made Of
/ rice straw. We saw bamboo
screens too I'm fact evsrY
fhir- IN h@safis., gre roT-te
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
EricSons OF Connecticut
Like Relaxing In Sunshine

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Ericsson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar Ericsson
of Hartford. Conn. are vacationing
in Key West. This is the party's
first visit to the nations southern
most city.
They report that Trey are enjoy
iEe S,lGhaiEjng aad relaxation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
"DacafionIand" Visitors
Tary YacafiOn Diet

Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. verrill and
Mr.. and Mrs. HID. Phillips OF
South Paris, Me. were recent Nisi'
tors in Key West. on their first trip.
Mr.. verrill said that they were
enjoying the sights and sunshine OF
the island City very much.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
4nOfher Bouquet Toss
For The Overseas Road

Mrs. Nina j. Thompson Of Ohm
sted Falls. Ohio with her daughter
ard Son.in-}aV Mr. md Mrs. Paul
Booth of Ne, ark. ONO we're re-
cent visitors to Key West This was
the party's fllSt visit here.
Ttey .repQrled. that one Of the
most eaicvabIe features Of tter
'rip was to scenic drive from the
Florida mainland to Key West over
the Overseas Highway
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Mrs. NOiidge Returns
From Tallahassee Trip

Mrs. Kathleen Nostage has re-
turned TO Key West from ITALIA
hassee where she attended piano
recital of her daughter lorraine, at
Florida State University lsst Fri
1ae mott
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Radio Singers Entrance Serricemen
In Entertainment At NdUaL Hospital

Patients lat the U. S Naval Hospital Key West, formed
enthusiastic appecave audience Saturday afternoon wher
Ivy and Al Walsh radio and the Johnson Family
Radios Singing Family made personal
pearance the auditorium the hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
EteUen Entries Selected As Winners
From Group Of T.uenty-Three Models

des Rad a. difficult time deciding selection of the ten top
West fashion
night and finally voted for because of tie
scoring. -
The winners numerical appearance
Dote
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

The ads will tell you that
out at Casa Cavo Hueso they
ere dancing under the stars.
Well YOU can try il tonight It
you want to. but no self re-
specting person would be out
there even looking at the stars
on a nioht like this. and even
Horace Young himself wouldn't
recommend it.
However. we know that
Horace would tell YOU to come
on out and sit in the fire'ioht
md dine and dance and listen
TO the DELIGHTFUL music of a
nice quv who makes with the
MAGIC on the piano. Rurnor
hath il that this is also the
Joint that attracts the hep cats
and cav dous when their night
w chores are over. and The
halls of old Cavo Hueso ring
with musicl
4 II Il
There is a recipe book out tha'
shows the poor cooks how to fiS
the lovely srud in one hundred
different ways. One of them is tC
mash it To a frazzel and ther
beat in a small grated raw onion
II does for the Spud what 8
diamond Goes for a cal.
4 r y
You can now skip around the
house. out in the garden, or
down to the beach IN $500
worth of clothes. and looking
smart as a whip! That is you
can if YOU take advantage of
Kotton KINGS sale m shorts
and blouses. in plaids and
plains. sizes 10 10 20 and 81 10
40. respectively.
Kotfon KING also has some
verv smart sanforized and
washable three niece cabana
sets in white with eolors or
tropical prints for S3.99.
Il Il 4
Did you ever think of maxine
a sweater for the baby's bottle
from a wool sock? IT provides a
better grip for the baby and pro-
tects the bottle fit should fall
/ am always coming out with an
extra sock when ! wash. anv,
way, and / know we have Meth.
er one legged or a three legged
member in our family.
4 4 4
Be so irresistible YOU don't
have 10 pop the question. even
If it is Leap Yearl Go 10
Donald's first.
r Il 4
The written word is a wonder.
fui thing 10 a great many people
1t is a form of communication
between men. and reaches man,
people II IS valuable and indis
pensable Each word is writer
by its author with love and
small degree of himself goes int,
IT Although the Indian believe
that after il is written, ii is for
ever Cisassociated from himself
il is hard TO believe that this i
true like 10 do this. ] like I,
shop, and then | like 10 tell yol
about it | hope you like il too
Jaxon. -{Advt.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Tourists From Minneapolis
Praise OrorSeaS DrirP

MIR. E.W. Guile of Minneapolis,
Mimi. ENJOYING 4 siX.dav stay at
the NJ & B Mote, in Key West.
Mr.. Guile says that he found most
impressive and interesting his trln
from the Florida mainland TO Key
West over The Overseas Highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Todoy's Birthday

n. ALEXANDER SMITH, born
Jan. 30, 1880. in New York. Re-
publican senator from New Jer.
sew. he was one of 10-man com
mittee which visited Europe in l94T
to investigate the efficacy of Amer.
lean and Russian propaganda.
Later he and Congressman Karl
Mundt introduced a bill 10 increase
the volume of the Voice of America
broadcasts. which was passed in
1913. Smith. who came To- the Sen.
ate in 1914. had previously practic-
cd Law aud engaged in finance,
mining. railroads and puhlae utiii-
ties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

I1GIlO lllNIC, IL = NilG IlllNAdlN vi
the week and wherever you are
and whatever you're doing, youl
work is half done. So too with
our shopping, but the best Is
yet to come.
X 4 4
II almost seemed yesterday.
as though when we walked
from the Dirty Box we could
hear the far off heather clang
of a temple bell in Bangkok
and the strange unearthlY mu'
steal accompaniment to a Sia-
mese dancer.
You see, this shop is SO full
of other Worlds. we wonder
that Life Magazine PASSED il by
on its Far Eastern Tour.
Among the strange and love-
ly things found there. was
sari Of flame embroidered in
gold to make a stole for a gra-
cious lady. Delicate silver
tracery that only Siamese can
make on the tinkling silver
jewelrY. Strange and mYsfe-
rious shapes in earrings. neck
laces. bracelets and bangles.
The picture post cards OF
temples and dancers don't do a
thing to dispel your illusions.
Every time we enter the Dirty
Box we look carefully TO see if
Mrs. Lovells eyes aren't be-
ginning to slant -. just a lit
tlel
X X 4
Joseph Conrad once said, anC
we find reason to agree: Being
woman is a terribly difficult
trade. since it consists principal
" of dealing with men"
X X X
Once upon a time there was
a nice lady who got all dressed
up one sunny afternoon TO go
calling. She got into her car
and stepped on the starter. and
10 and behold. nothing happen
ed. But she wasn't Bit wor-
ried. She went to the phone
and called Dicks Tire Service
over at e29 Truman Ave.' and
quick as a wink a man came
with a rental battery. took
out her run down battery and
soon the nice lady was on her
way merrily.
/ think that is about the
incest fairy tale there IS. and
that lady could be you or l, and
a call TO Dicks Tire Service
would prove that this is nc
fairy tale but the honest to
goodness truth.
also found out something
else at Dicks. The man who
sells him batteries. Ran RaileY
says that quick charging is moi
good for a battery and he Will
not guarantee any of his Union
Batteries if they are quick
charged. That is why Dicks
Tire Service has a slow charge
system. and he will supply you
with a rental battery while
your own battery is being TAX
en- care Of.
4 r
Babies just learning TO wal
slip and fall often enough with
out slipping on we'll polishe'
floors. especially when thei
shoes are new. If you put broa'
strip of adhesive tape across tn
sole of each shoe. you can sto
that. Makes climbing. stairs safe
too.
Il Il Il
Every time we are able TO
prove that the good old dollar
is worth just a wee Bit more
than you thought il was. we
get a great thrill. We got an
other one in the Chic Store
when we saw the hats and COS
tune jewelrY Chic is selling
out at real bargain prices.
There too. are sundresses at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Marine worms Gated teredos
bore their way into tie inSnlatim
in communicates cables under the
sea -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Babies just learning TO walk
sliu and fall often enough with
out slipping on we'll polished
floors, especially when their
shoes are new. If you put broad
strip of adhesive tape across the
sole of each shoe. you can stop
that. Makes climbing. stairs safer
too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Every time we are able to
prove that the good old dollar
is worth just a wee Bit more
than you thought il was. we
get a great thrill. We got an
other one in the Chic Store
when we saw the hats and cos
tune jewelrY Chic is selling
out at real bargain prices.
There too, are sundresses at
sass 20 compete wifh some sd-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Caroline Shon is so chuck
full of beautiful and curious
Gifts. Conn out of business?
Don't be silly!
r 4
It was once said by some poor
henighted father that he wished
that dads could become experts
on sex before their children grew
I'D SO that they would know
enough by that time to cnlighter
the YOUNGSTERS
Evening star., 1952-03-16
WELMAIEm M

more professional with this table equipment
.Peacocl" foam rubber pad and Sanforized4 cover
l2-D-Knitted cotton padding cushioned with heavy .s
'sss 'ss sss ss' sss sss'
tobIes. Shown ct immediate rioht-----------
ironing table cover Of heavy Sanforized+ drill
,sn-r,,s,ss 4 y .sss,,s.'s. e. &c. ,ssss Is
quick application ond removed shown at for right ior zS
fully padded sleeve board closes compactly
, s'Ss ,sss sss'; : 'sass Close: 2
within ony 24-pch PuImon ------------- ~S
eesidua shinkase I%
Evening star., 1952-03-16
DRYE 3 metal clethesTdryers affords
81 feet of hanging space, folds ike an umbrella

nc SturdiIy mode of rdstIess, plotted uli-
chrome to stand firmly WEIGHS q pounds.
Folds to . very small Z inch size. H0ndy
to use by your ironing tobIe. too. when you
iron -'-----s
Evening star., 1952-03-16
RANCH DIR YER
! holds IS full-size sheets At once,
lsld. ssnssssly 0:95

.Iz-B Fashioned with s porollel kordite PIostic
lines Easy to set Up. fold ond store. Strongly
built with steel bolt and loeknut construction
sfhrouohout. SIS laeoN tubdlor olurninurn rope
arms. Lines ore s feet high for cosy honoing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-08

Eagerly sought by stamp col
Iectors are these new commemo-
rafive postage stamps. Spain has
issued two stamps TO mark the
35th international Eueharistie
Congress held al Barcelona
one (top) shows Tiepolo's famed
painting, THE Eucharist; an
other (center) Sister Maria Mi
caeIa of the Blessed Sacrament,
a Spanish nun esnoni1ed for her
devotion TO the Eucharist. Vsti-
can City has issued stamp low
er) to commemorate the eente-
nary of the first pspsI postage
stamp. II bears an inset in the
lower left depicting a reprodvc-
fion of the original blue stamp.
INC Photosl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-08
Communists Hint New Violence
Against Catholics In Hungary

VIENNA-The rising note OF
anti-Catholic propaganda in Red
Hungary is seen here as presaging
some new violent action against
the Church there.
There had been a comparative
calm in Church-State relations in
Hungary since the trial and sent
encing of Archbishop Josef Groesz
of Kalocsa in June of last year
However, the increased violence
of Red propaganda in recent weeks
is taken here as limiting that this
uneasy truce may soon be at an
end.
The Hungarian Radio has charg-
ed mental terror" against priests
fol urging parents to register their
children for religious instruction
in schools. Szabdd Nep, official
Budapest communist paper. has
more recently accused "kulaks and
clerical reactionaries" with "sabo-
taging the grain collection"
Radio Budapest asserted that the
failure o. peasants at the village