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Sample Sale Of Imported China and
American Eorthenwore Dinner Sets.
" PRICE!

l-S5.98 Luncheon Set, 2O-pc 80
l-S59e8 Imported Set, 63-p 3-pc.---$2s.9 80
l-S498 Luncheon Set, s2.4e
l-S5.e8 Luncheon Set, r. 80
l-$lee8 Dinner Set, So 53-pc---------$e.9o 80
1-$3e98 imported Set, 3-pc-----$1e.e9
Isle SO Luncheon Set, 28-p 8-pc--S8.4o
l-$l4e8 Dinner Set, -S7.4e
1-Sl298 Luncheon Set, 2e-p $40
$50 90 EeesheII Set, 65-pc Sl4ee
1-S24o8 Noritoke Set, % --$lz.4e
500 90 imported Set, 64-pc.---$34.so
l-S6998 Set, 4 extra cups. $34.ee
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13

WASHINGTON tA-With taxpay-
ers' wallets sagging mid-March
flat, a group of governors and 10
cal officials meet with congress
men Wednesday 10 discuss new
ways of splitting future lax dollars.
The state officials included such
politically potent figures as Gov.
Alfred e. Driscoll of New Jersey,
Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois and
Gov. Walter j. Kohler .Jr. of Wis
consin, but there were no indica-
tons of possible early acIinn to
remove overlapping, duplication
and even iriplication Of existing
levies.
A House ways and means sub.
committee headed by Rep. Dough
ION lD.-N. CO. arranged round.
table discussion Of multiple taxa
ton OF such things as gasoline,
tobacco, admissions and estates.
So everybody could throw their
ideas forward without inhibition,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13
Osemite Host AT
Happy Hour Tues

-. The USS Yosemite's scheduled
--sr Happy Hour" stretched out
eolser 10 three Tuesday night at the
Key West Naval Station. With
s~tho south end OF Pier Baker JAM
raeked around the squared cir
.s-r-cle, the ship itself developed a
{. slight starhoard list as sailors
crowded the rails for an aerial
~ view az the nights proceedings.
The entertainment commenced
with 4 swing concert by the AZ.
lantic Fleet Destroyer Force
Band under the direction OF
Chief Musician Robert +. Kelly.
with the maestro himself holding
forth on the slide trombone,
Daniel Webster, Of the submarine
render USS Gilmore. sane several
SOLE. and led the assenblage in
cefnnunity singing.
Master of Ceremonies L.ieuten-
..-ssasll tn Delhert Grantham then
aea the signal for the boxing
oits to begin. The bouts re-
t-.-- suited in three knockouts. all
technical and four decisions,
three 81 them split"
About midway through the
fights. unscheduIed excitement
was provided by Glenn M Mar
cum, seaman apprentice. Of the
torpedo retriever Dolphin. In
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13
Governors Meet With congressman To
Discuss New Ways OF Splitting Tax
Revenues; Ievies VIII Remain Same

the conference met behind closed
doors.
D0ughton, who also is chairman
of the Ways and Means Commit
lee itself, made no bones about
The difficulty CT persuading any
government division to give up any
sources of revenue at this time
'.All jurisdictions are hard up,
and all of them would be very
reluctant to relinquish any source
Of funds" he told reporter.
In separate interviews, Doughton
and Rep. Reed (R.-N. W, rank.
ing Republican member of The
committee, agreed that the aver
age taxpayer ce.ildnf expect any
relief even If new splitup should
be agreed upon.
IF the federal government re-
duced its gasoline tax, or any
other tax such as the one on ad.
missions, the states would imme.
diately add the same amount to
their levies," Reed predicted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R-Diana Lynn
comes up with the unique notion
that a girl doesn't have to bare
her cams TO get ahead in the movie
acting business. In fact, she ar
CUES that it's better not to.
This might throw the studio pub
licity minds into turmoil. For
years they've been working on the
theory that starlet must do
cheesecake photos TO make name
for herself.
NONSENSE exploded Diana.
.The facts prove otherwise. A good
number G. the most successful
dramatic actresses on the screen
have never gone in for leg art.
Take Marlene Dietrich. She has
appeared in most of her screen
roles well covered. And no one has
been able to- exude more sex on
the screen than Dietrich.
'Grcta Carlo is another. Her
pictures were among the sexiest
ever made. And yet she wasn't
the kind tc' pose in bathing suits
at the beach.
Diana argued that it was pos
sible, in fact easier, to promote
sex appeal in clothing than in near.
undress. After all" she said.
seven wells are much more in
triguing than no wells at ALL"
She observed that most of the
successful dramatic actresses on
the screen get that way without
aid Of cheesecake. The current
Academy award nomination ap.
pears tG' bear out her contention.
"Vivien Leigh, who was nomi-
mated for "A Streetcar Named De.
sire, has never fit the usual star.
let pattern" she said. "But her
role IN Gone with the Wind was
one tof the .sexiest eyer:pu, on the
screen. !g
katharine Hepburn played. an
old maid in The African Queen
and Jane Wyman became an old
woman in The Blue Veil Neither
has gone in for cheesecake, nor
has Eleanor Parker, who is up
for Detective Story.
II think il is significant that
Shelley Winters, who has been
played up as a sexy dish in pic.
lures, got her Academy nomina
ton by playing a drab, mousey
girl in "A Place in the Sun. -
Diana even offered the novel
theory that Marie Wilson and Jane
Russell would be successful with
out their most obvicls assets.
"Marie's great charm is her sweet
innocence and her comedy sense, .
she said. Jane has sultry quail.
ity that has nothing to do with her
figure"
She admitted that there is place
in the entertainment picture for
the Esther Williamses and Betty
Cradles, whose physical attri.
butes are 3 main attraction. She
added that when servicemen re.
quest stars pictures, il is wise
mot TO mention patriotic) to send
something a little less than fully
clothed. Otherwise her dramatic
ambitions prompt her TO shun the
beach photo layouts, etc.
Luckily, I was able to avoid
the usual cheesecake routine when
| was under coatract to Para.
mount. she said. II arrived al
the studio when | was IL, so there
was obviously no chance for me
10 do q then. They continued think.
ing Of me as child until | was
crown up and could put foot
down on their requests. =
Diana's own ambitions are TO do +
dramatic roles, as well as what
Is known as high comedy. She is /
actively pursuing those fields in
both the movies and felevision. in
which she Is regular performer
On the Playhouse Of Stars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13

SEOUL, Korea lF4 - American
infantrymen in Korea are testing
a lightweight armored vest that is
all nylon. II weighs C.lly seven or
eight pounds about half the weight
of metal alloy vests, the Army said
today.
Last February the Army tried
nyl0n vests that contained protec.
tive inserts of lightweight metal.
The latest vest is designed to
protect against mortar, grenade
and shell fragments. These nor
mally account for 60 to 80 per
cent of combat wounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13

LTCDR. FRANK M. BLANCH-
ARD. USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul M Blanchard, Warsaw
Missouri, has recently completed
four months course in AL
Weather Flight at the Fleet AL
Weather Training Unit, Naval All,
Station, Key West. The course
consists of advanced flight train
ing in instruments and night tao
tics designed To qualify the
pilot for Carrier All Weather
Squadrons.
He will report TO the Com
mander, Air Force, Atlantic
Fleet, Naval Air Station, Norfolk,
Virginia, for further assignment
to duty involving flying.
Commander Blanchard entered
naval service as an aviation
cadet In the Navy VS. program.
In February 1912, he was desig-
mated naval aviator after COM
pleting the prescribed flight
training course at. Corpus Christi,
Texas.
His wartime service included
duty with squadron VC-91
aboard The USS Kitlum Bay,
he USS Savo Island and the
JSS Maxim Island. The squadron
received the Presidential Unit
Citation and the Navy Unit Com
mendation while under his com
mand.
Since World War II, Command
er Blanchard has served ON the
staff of the Commander, Eastern
Sea Frontier, He was serving
aboard the USS Valley Forge as
Air Operations Officer when it
circ,imnavigated the world in
l947-48.
In addition to the Presidential
Unit Citation and the Navy Unit
Commentator, Cdr. Blanchard
is authorized to wear the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross. the Air
Medal with four stars, the Ash.
attic Pacific Theater ribbon with
two battle stars, the Philippine
Liberation ribbon with one battle
star, the China Service ribbon,
the American Defense Service
ribbon, the American Area rib.
bon, and the World War II Vic
tory medal.
He is married 10 the former
Miss Eleanor Meuth, daughter of
Mrs. r, A. Me,ith of Skidmore,
Texas. They have two sons;
Frank M. il, eight, and Robert
Kelvin, two,
Commander blanchard gradu-
ated from Warsaw High School
and attended william Jewell
College, Iiheftys Missouri where
he played football ard basket
ball
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13
TN TIE STICKY, slippery, sucking mud Of
SpringtinAin Korea, men are still the most

= Dependable supply Carriers. These AineT7
soldiers have learned to take advantage of native
tions tighten their load And they carrying their
burdens Korean A-frames This supply transport detail
like many of the jobs soldiers must do is dull Flooding
rudgery But nevertheless it important part of their
job for defense -
You're doing your part too when buy United States
Defense Bonds regularly For with bonds and other forms OF
savings you building sturdy backlog Of security for
self and for your family This helps build up ard maintain
strong economy for America back up the military strength
which young soldiers like these part And America
must be strong. economically well mtariy. For don't
forget-peace is only for the strong 3
you are not now one Of the thrifty and patriotic
Bond Buyers America why not become today Make
the investment that security FOR your family peace
for your county and safety for under arms Start
buyins United States Defense Bonds-nowl IS
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his efforts to obtain a better
view Of the contest then in prog
ress, Glenn stepped off the edge
of the pier. He was quickly pull
ed 10 safety by other spectators.
Folk songs provided by quar-
tet from the Yosemite were fol-
lowed by the ice cream and pie
eating contests. The team of Roy
]. Meadows and Charles j. Nc
Comas fed each other q pint OF
ice cream while blindfolded in
record time for this event. Theo-
dore Luke established himself as
pie eating champion by downing
soft cream pie in 3 minutes
and 35 seconds, with his hands
behind his back.
The climax of the evening was
the presentation OF awards by
Captain G., w. Stott, command.
ing officer OF the Yosemite, who
gave each of the boxers pair OF
miniature golden gloves. The ice
cream and pie eating champs
were not forgotten-in addition
70 a cigarette lighter each, they
received two quarts OF ice cream
and l0-po,und pie, respectively.
Boxing summary;
WELTERWEIcHT
Hopson defeated MenenClez in
IA unanimous decision.
Donaldson won technical
knockout over Humphrey.
Michaelsnn outpointed Campbell
in a split decision.
MIDDLEWEIGHT
Alice won a technical knock
out over Curry.
urednick edged Rogers in a
split decision.
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
Davis was awerded a disputed
split decision over Worden
HEAVYWEIGHT
Ackers won q technical knock
cut ever Lvttcn.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
Fall SiIhouettes Are Varied
But Black Is Fuvorite Color
WIDE AND WOODY
WOMAN'S WOkLO
BY Ertta Haley

WITH the sharp days Of fail ar
irving. the pace Of living and
interests are quickcned and every
woman who has any fashion con-
Eciousness at all Is bound TO be in
Ierested in what's new in the fash
ion consciousness at all is bound to
be interested in what's new in the
fashion picture.
The shape. or the silhouette. as
IT'S called in fashion circles some
times changes radically, and at
other times only slightly. This sea-
son is one OF the latter. The change
Is not so startling as during some
more refined than was last years.
This will be good news for most
women because 1t means that
clothes bought during the past year
can be worn this year. too, without
much IN smartness lost. II a few
items are added to the wardrobe.
!hen enough variety and interest
are added to satisfy most tastes.
The silhouette seems more ma
Nural than last years. The waist
lines, for example, are not so
pinched looking, and neither are the
Gull skirts as full. The crinoline
which held sway last year is not
being used to such a degree as be-
fore. In some cases, you dispense
with II entirely.
There are slender dresses and
tull-skirted dresses in most new col.
lections, so each woman may select
what look best on her. The same
holds true Of coats, and much de-
ponds upon what goes with 1t, as to
the type selected.
Much fine detailing Is seen in
new clothes, and this, Of course
makes for interest. Fabrics remain
luxurious and even lavish. They're
soft and sometimes textured; many
are soft and crisp, too.
Black Is the favorite color, though
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
Slender Curves Mark

Slender Curves Mark
New SlIhOuettes
Easy, natural. figure-flowing lines
are evident in the new fashion,
silhouette looks slender. almost de-
ceptively so, but actually it's a
slenderness created by careful man.
ipulation Of materials rather than
little material used.
Most bodices are well detailed and
softness prevails above the waist.
Suits and coats as well as costumes
have Jokes that curve downward
from the shoulder. There are many
slAnting lines used. not only above
the waist but In the skirt.
Folds and darts are extensively
used and so Is pleating. Tucked and
pleated bosoms show the detailing
Just mentioned. Jacket backs come
In for their share Of attention and
deep folds Of fabric are often used
70 soften the top and to converge
into the waiStllne.
Many Of the new skirts seem mar
row but they have hidden motion
or fIllnesS and this makes for
ErAcefulness as well as ease In
wearing. There are some suits that
have back flares while the front
hangs straight.
Then, too, you'll be seeing torso
dresses. the very name Of which
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tone added to the original color and
this makes for great interest. There
are some blues which are rather
murky and exotic, like brown with
blue and then purplish blue.
You'll find heavenly blue shades,
nice salt-and.pepper, dark sap
phire blue, forest and moss green,
and here and there a flash Of bright
red. The white which is featured for
accent is no longer the chalk white
Of precious years; It has a certain
attractive mauve cast In many
cases.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
Suit Lines Have
Fluidity, Grace

Suits in the new fashion picture
have the color and fabric interest
Of coats and introduce several
charming new Jacket treatments,
as well. One OF these is a snug and
hug jacket that is varied
for three different types OF skirts.
straight, trumpet Jared and circu-
lar.
Simple cardigan suits. casual and
easily wearable are popular. too,
because they can so so many places
In comfort. Torso blouses to go with
these suits are popular and the IA
vorite fabric is taffeta.
Fluid, graceful and natural lines
are the main impressions one re-
ceives from the suit picture. Shout
ders are ever so slightly padded TO
give a chic. trim look. the waists
are snug. The hips may be padded
lightly and there may be front full
ness here and there. Expert pleat-
ing is used II seen In the skirt.
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'Sour Cream Cole Slaw
SERVES 81
u cup sour cream
u teaspoon dry mustard
tablespoons sugar
u teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
tablespoons vinegar
"a cups shredded cabbage
2 tablespoons minced onion
Lettuce cups
Blend sour cream, seaSonings and
vinegar. Pour over cabbage and
onion and mix well. Serve in lettuce
cups.
Here's an old favorite in salads,
made slightly unusual and tart with
lemon juice. then enriched with
whipped cream:
Crushed Pineapple-Carrot Mold
(SerVcS s.
No. 2 can crushed pineapple
package lcmon-flavOrcd
gelatin
= cup sugar
y teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons lemon juice
cup finely grated carrots
y pint whipping cream
Drain pineapple. Add enough
water to pineapple strip to make
IL cups. Heat TO boiling point. Add
gelatin and stir until dissolved. Add
sugar, salt and lemon juice Chill
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u n 7 l ! SliEhllN
thickened Add
drained pincap-
pie and grated
carrots, W hip
cream stiff and
fold into gelatin
mixture Pour
into an S-inch
ring mold gu
quartsl and chill
until firm II de-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05

not only eXCltlng
vegetable COM
binations on one
day. then fruit
salads on tn e
next a n d then
S o m e nodded
types using at
one time vCgcta-
blCS. and at an
other fruits.
II @ m @ m Der
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05
Fabrics Show Variety
In Texture

Materials assembled for the new
fashions are definitely wintery In
feeling but they're as light as can
be found. Even though some woolens
are rather heavy looking. they're
not going to weight their owner, nor
give discomfort from bulkiness.
All Of this Is In keeping with the
hghtness and slendernesS Of the
new silhouette.
Without any doubt, the fabrics
contribute q thrill Of elegance and
luxury TO every costume. There's
a gamut Of textures from downy,
Zibellne coatings and town tweeds
to chiffon woolens. slipper satin,
petal weight silk taftetas. peau
DANCE, q thin material like satin,
and tulle.
Many Of the silk surfaces have Q
subdued rather than blatant sheen
and none Of them are really thick
though they may look that way. Tha
softer fabrics will fall gently and
gracefully on the figure but they
have enough crispnsss 80 they do
not cling Imply.
For evening wear. as wen as some
Of the daytime suits and casual
costumes you'll see velvet used "a
an accent note. Lace Is featured In
tho evening ensembles.
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LYNN SAYS:

Before broiling tillets OF fish, blend
together some mustard and butter
and spread the hllets. This makes
fish real treat.
Bake your hominy in tomato
sauce for a change and then serve
with sizzling. pan-tried pork sau.
sage links or patties.
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sired. mold In individual ring molds.
It's best to make this salad a day
before serving. so that II will be
thoroughly set before unmolding.
Unmold and garniSh with water
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Both Narrow and Great
Coats are Featured

What kind Of coat should you
chooseH You may have to get two
because both styles viii undoubted.
ly be popular. The newest coat Is
narrow or tubular. with fabrics to
carry out the slender lines it's de-
signed 10 create.
The other type Of coat is great
coat" This Is the long coat with
full. ample and graceful lines de.
signed for all purpose wear. It fits
well over the more bouffant skirts,
but II can be worn with slender suits
as well. Here again, fabric Is an i'm
portant point in the style.
Ribbed and hubby woolens are
important, and so are the Topped
woolens. Many OF the materials
have an imported look. and even
those which aren't have their in
spiration from other countries.
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Salad SpecialtieS

REFRESHING and inviting
salads are welcomed by both family
and guests, and you can add well
come variety to your menus in this
easy way.
Vary your salads, too. by using
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Here's . nice
salad for lunch
con or supper
when you serve
with toasted
tuna fish salad
sandwiches. po-
tato chips and a
chocolate milk
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LYNN CHAMBERS MENU

INN NHHWbEho MENU
Veal Loaf Drowned Potatoes
Whole Carrots, Biscuits. Jelly
Sour Cream Cole Slaw
Mint Ice Cream, Chocolate Sauce
Cookies Beverage
"Reeibs GiVeB
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that you can add both color and
texture contrast to your menus with
salads. Here are some brand new
recipes which may be used with n
family dinner. when you're enter
tanning, or as a main dish with
sandwiches for luncheon.
This novel frozen salad can be
made in advance since it's frozen:
Frozen Fruit Salad
SERVES g.
2 cups Creamed cottage
cheese
u cup mayOnnaise
2 tablespoons sugar
cup diced pineapple
cup diced, peeled orange
u cup maraschlnO cherries,
chopped
tablespoons cherry Juice
u cup chopped pecans
Sieve cottage cheese. Combine
mayonnaise and sugar and stir un.
I'll well blended. Fold in fruit, cherry
juice and nuts. Freeze in retrigera-
tor tray at coolest temperature UNI
I'll solid. Slice and serve on lettuce.
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By POSEN

THE WEATHER MAP Mrs. Eileen Harness is drawing u
important Minneapolis Grain Exchange members Their
with grain futureSthe rainfall picture the
nation affect the amount Of grain they will receive
months from The Exchange plays key role in
ing mountains of grain from farms to the nations dinner
table And MnnesotaS iron ranges, the mining industry
another mover of mountains Is also producing for
America, providing millions Of tons of year for civilian
and defense industries The industry doing everything
in its power to continue meeting the nations demands BY
seeking to develop lowgrade ores and taconites
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Here's another ring mold salad
which will 60 nicely with either
family or company dinners:
Cottage Cheese Ring Mold
Serves 81
IL envelopes az tAblespOons)
Ermun
II cup cold water
cups cottage cheese, sievsd
IL teaspoons salt
u teaspoon paprikA
Dash Of cayenne
3 tablespoons lemon juice
u cup light cream
. cups mixed, diced fruits
bananas, oranges, I'M
peeled red apples
y cup mAyonnAlse or salad
dressing
Sprinkle gelatin on cold water;
dissolve over hot water. Combine
cheese. seaSonings, lemon juice,
cream and dissolved gelatin. Mn
well. Turn into l-quart ring mold
which has been rinsed In cold water.
Chill until set. Unmold on salad
green's. Fill center with diced
fruits. Serve with mayonnaiss or
salad dressing.
Here's a two-layered salad loaf
that's ideal for a buffet type Of din
ncr at which you may be entertain
ing:
TwO-TOne Salad Loaf
(Serves lO)
Chicken Salad Layer:
envelope unflavored gelatin
q cup cold chicken stock or
bouillon
u teaspoon salt
tablespoon lemon Juice
- cup mayOnnaiSe and salad
dressing
cup diced. cooked chicken
3 tablespoons minced green
pepper
u cup diced celery
Tomato ASpic Layel
l envelope unflavorcd gelatin
- cup cold tomato Juice
II cups hot tomato juice
= teaspoon salt
- teaspoon pepper
tablespoon lemon juice
To make Chicken Salad LAYER.
soften gelatin in cold chicken stock.
Place over boiling water until gela.
tin is dissolved. Cool; add salt and
lemon juice. Gradually stir In
chicken, green pepper and celery.
Turn into a Soup mold: chill until
almost firm.
To make ASpic Layer. soften CELIA
tin in cold tomato juice Dissolve
very thoroughly in hot tomato
juice. stirring well. Season and
flavor with salt, pepper and lemon
juice Chill until the consistency Of
unbeaten egg whites. Spoon on ton
Of chicken layer and chill until
firm. Unmold on salad greens.
Garnish with stuffed olives and
celery curlS.
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sometimes it's accented. Blue and
gray are also important In the col
lections.