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GOLD STAR MOTHERS
PLAN RUMMACE SALE

A rvmmass sale 10 being plan
ned hy sha Gold Star ncfhsFs
10 be given Saturday. April -.
al these Interested ere ASKED
10 eeusrihuss any wssvins apes-
rel. meas, wemsns and shil.
drsn's fsr ire sale which viii
take pises o. Julia end Whlts-
head ssFosfs.
These who can lselp by sising
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ehore lSs-N or ALL Ger details.
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Thank You Letters
Semi Capt. AdelI
By CiUic Groups

". 5. Naval Bases, here ~ key
West thanking him. and the PR
sonnel q Ill Naval activities tOr
the navy's generous csanibation
b charity n 10 ara.
IL first = . lslter iron G. B.
Harvey, campaign chsirmsn for
the - March = Dimes - which
ths Navy Clarity Carnival esntri-
buted 1900.
The cher letter b frem Reta Sig
ma Phi ssrority fsr the benefit
funds fsum the same source given
10 establish . community Play
ground.
The letters follow:
stCaptain c. c. Adell, USN.
Commander, u. S. Naval Bsse.
Key West, Florida.
Dear Captain Adell:
s'On behalf Il the 1851 March Of
Dimes Campaign for Monroe Coun-
", Il Is my privilege 10 acknow-
ledge with sincere thanks he re-
ceipt of Z cheek from the Navy
Charity Carnival n The amount Of
a, 10000.
ssThis generous contribution to
the March II Dimes win 60 far to-
ward eliminating the scourge If
Polio and win be 4 large factor in
the successful elimination of . re-
cord breaking campaign IN Mon
roe County.
"You and the personnel of your
command are to b congratulated
on the operation Of the Navy Cha
rity Carnival and Cor the tremen-
dous amount Of community vel
fare work that has been accom-
plished thereby.
Sincerely yours.
&C. ,. Harvey
Campaign Ch1iYman''
'sCaptain G. G. Adell. uSN.
Commander Naval Base, Com
mander Key West Force fTF45).
u. 5. Naval Base.
Key West, Florida.
Dear Captain Adell,
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promptly ~ T:sn u III. instead nt
aoa Next meeting will be heid
Thursday, April 10
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Ratify Treaty

LIMA. Peru 1-Peru's Congress
ratified the peace treaty with
Japan Tuesday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

could read, though not too wen.
Slowly and haltingly. he spelled out
for his companions the inscription
above the portal: What Is past Is
prologue -. Study the past. !"
What's fhat7'' be asked THAT, =
said the Washington cabby, means
fhat you guys amt seen nothing
yeti"
4 4 =
u you've hssn sheppinS arevnd
frsnficsiIy for . new Easter Bon
net. withouf success. IFS easy 10
soc YOU haven't been 70 He South
Seas Gift shep.
They have some q HE smsrissf
large straw hats in town. Seine
are real panama, sfhsTs q Italian
straw. BIC csrtwhssls - popUIAr
these sunny days. Or small Hiils
wisps 81 hats. u you prefer.
knew It's been mentioned n
This column before. but We cant
say 100 much sbeut The lovely
straw. alligator. leather Or fabric
bags ~ South Seas.
These ere accessories fif for
quesn--to ~ yovr purse.
u = i
EGGS are good any time and q
good cmelet is always welcome.
Dessert ones are wonderful too. In
your finest, softest. most elegant
OF omelets, fold i'm chopped sauteed
almonds and chopped figs. Turn
out on a hot serving platter. Then
dust the omelet with powdered
sugar and serve up in q hurry. Its
delicious land nutriciousi
n 4 4
One things for surs. December
isn't the enly giff month N shhe
year. June Is running . close Sec
end, whas with people sstting
married and graduating IN No
merry mensh. ne
Bsschromber jewelers. b all.l
ready with . lovely display ~
their window 81 Gift suggestions
for she bride, slss green. the
msmbsrs q ths weddins party
and your favorise srsduass. Stsri-
Ina silver pieces BY Reed q oar-
ron, Wallace Sterling Hstwear,
tiny manicure SETS. watches. cuff
links, lighters. eenpsess, pearls.
evening bags s. everything .
please ne fancy, and NE lucky
psrson who will receive thsss
lovely sifss.
Il - II
In April 1909, hack d half . cen
fury, Editor Box Of the Journal ne.
marked How seldom we find
fresh, current reading matter In
doctors Offices. TO find 1 period
ical less than q year old Is the ex-
ception.n He should be around
nowi They still have the ones they
had when he was here, and when
they get done with them. they pass
them ON to the Beauty pariors.
Il - -
They ssy sse b state ef mind
especially n you wish DensId's
regularly. tiold my dell minute
while ! adjust my bib
4 q -
Time 10 90 again. That time
comes so quickly it seems. We get
buster and buster. owe Aunt
Margaret that letter, owe lots Of
other letters too. But We stin 90
shoppingl See YOU around. Jaxon.
adv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

az cnnggv gese gGes aaa
hag gg.ase1 subjects.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

According to all the sales promo
ton people. spring time Is motor.
Ing time and Auto Loan compon.
les are booming. I also found oui
that this Is Repair your car
now for safe warm weather
driving" week. Also the National
Labor Board was created in 1918.
And all this has nothing to do with
my busy Easter Shopping Week.
So Wen 60 shoppingl
4 Il =
Tops in living, seeing ard dsing
are, according 10 . well known
song, fhe Colosseum, Bronx Mus
cum. WsIfzss ~ straus, carissns
BY Disney. and gowns by Dior.
o. course though. siss song writ
ers hadn't heard about hops In
eating II ths Casa caye liusso.
and even II shsy had, we are
wondering WHIST the Thymstsrs
would have been able 70 do about
II.
Wall Casa csyo Husss b sops
In . good many things. among
thsm stating. cocktails, snd enfsr-
fsinmsnf. In fact IFS darn nice
place 10 90 any tims. IFS ideally
Iocsfsd, hssufifuI, and wonder
fully managed. So when you're
thinking Of On cid old tuns. Think
Of Casa caye Husso too. rs
Topsi
4 4 4
To give vanilla ice cream q new
rating. here's the latest in TOP
drawer sauce good any time:
Cook one cup Of brown sugar with
one third cup Of water to a light
strip. Cool II and beat In one third
cup Of crushed peanut brittle.
You'Il double the recipe next time.
4 4 =
As any geed conch knows: City
Hall b located on no corner Of
Greens and Ann SIS. enc block
east ~ Duvsl 81. What coed
many don't know Is mat Just
down Ana 81. from City Hall. BE-
tween Caroline ard Greene 81. Is
Q unique and wondsrfui Little
shop known as fhs carelins shop,
and also known = me place 10
90 for wonderful fabrics for
drsperiss, slip covers, and cur
isins. of course the place 10 fuIi
Of ell kinds 81 hesufifvl ard ed
gifts and accessories 100. but
right now rs fabrics We ara IN
ierested mas well as ihe shop
Itself. if's . quaint iiffis cid place
with wide windows and doorwsys
and high ceilings, SET back from
fhe quiet LITTLE street. and sp-
preached through an old ereakins
gate. Once inside you are In
ssanfly Impressed BY MS cool
bssusy and quisiness. and the
sasfsfvI displays. Through wide
open doorway ihs most wonder
svi vista 81 garden and lawn 10
IN view. Pandora. coral vine. hi
discus. I'll growing On . royal
peinelsns tree.
New ycv knew where 10 find N,
Iss me tell yeu; by special per-
mission, shsrs 10 IS minvse park.
Ing oil along The west side oF
Ann 81. for tho customers 81
Caroline Shop.
u 4 4
Excerpts from n cocktail napkin:
Here's 10 women the fairesi
work of the Great Author. The edi.
lion Is large and no man should be
without a copyl
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PES WEN sna us0 y ssssh. enc We
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

To give vanilla Ice cream q new
rating. here's the latest in top
drawer sauce good any time:
Cook one cup Of brown sugar with
one third cup Of water to a light
strip. Cool II and beat In one third
cup Of crushed peanut brittle.
YouT double the recipe next time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

Excerpts from a cocktail napkin:
Here's 10 women the fairest
work of the Great Author. The edi-
hon Is large and no man should be
without a copyl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

They ssy sse b state of mind
especially n you visit ponsld's
regularly. Hold my dell : minute
while adjust my bib
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-09

Time 10 60 again. That time
comes SO quickly it seems. We GET
buster and buster, owe Aunt
Margaret that letter, owe lots Of
other letters too. But We stin 80
shopping See you around. Jaxon.
adv.
, 1952-07-11
Virgin Isldnds Corporation
N Q 7 G E

Lonsun6TSO OF 616clT1cTI7 are HOu15u liz D1rrS r01
electric energy may be paid Mondays through Fridays,
excepting holidays, between the hours Of to Y and
Il to 8, at the four following places:
vICORP Office, located at the Old Customs
House building, End floor, in Christiansted
WCORP Field Office, at Bethlehem
WGoRP Main Office, al Golden Grove
Finance Office IN Frederiksted
Ii is important that consumers bring their bills when
making payment.
Checks d money orders should be made 70 the order
Of the Virgin Islands Corporation and mailed to the Viz
Gin Islands Cooperation, Chrstiansted, N. i
, 1952-07-11

there's q srueiousness about the
service 8 an ability to antici-
pate your needs and particular
preferences = which bring the
veteran traveller back to Pan
American time after time.
, 1952-07-11

Throughout your fight you
will notice those little extra
touches which mean so much.
BY continually studying even
the smallest details which CON
tribute to more enjoyable air
travel by directing It's train
ing program towards pleasing,
not merely satisfying, passen-
gers. Pan American has es-
tablished service as a tradition
Of which every member Of its
staff IS Justly proud.
, 1952-07-11

Pom American win gladly help you
plan a Clipper "trip to almost
anywhere-to any Of 83 countries
and colonies on all six continents.
A light luncheon on a shorter fight
is as carefully planned and pre-
pared as the magnificent full
course dinner you will enjoy on
4 voyage between continents.
, 1952-07-11

AIso broken sizes Mems Cotton Cord Jackets,
Work Pants, Sport Shirts.
USED BICYCLE 9 SALE
MEMS Rudge with Lucas Light
Practically New Was $3.50 Now $500
Womenss Rudge Bicycle Was $500 Z $500
THE ISLAND o SHOP
King Street
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Miss Berger
.Nurries Mr..


The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church in Newark was the scene
yesterday of the marriage of Miss
Amy Ruth Berger. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. William Adolph
Berger Of Newark. to Mr.. Bruce
Henry Fitzpatrick. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Fitzpatrick. The
ceremony was performed by DR..
Perry Van Dyke and was followed
lby reception at the Essex County
Country Club in West Orange.
Miss Carol Ann Berger was her
sisters maid of honor, and an
other sister. Patricia Jane, was
junior bridesmaid. Bridesmaids
were the Misses Ethel McGrath,
Bloomfield. N. j., and Anna Belle
Fosdick. Bettye Smith and Suz-
!anne Gardner Of Washington.
Serving Mr.. Fitzpatrick as best
man was his brother. Mr.. Kenneth
c. Fitzpatrick of Scotia, N. Y.
Ushers were the Messrs. Gilbert r.
Fitzpatrick, another brother from
Cleveland, Ohio; John j. Nolan,
North Merrick. N. Y; Edward
Fitzgerald. Massapequa Park,
N. Y, and Donald Reims. Oxford, !,
Conn.
DR.. Berger gave his daughter in
marriage. She wore a gown Of
ivory Chantilly lace over satin de-
signed with a shirred bodice, por-
trait neckline with scalloped edge,
long fitted sleeves and q full gath
cred skirt redingote style with al
long cathedral train. Her illusion
veil was draped from a clocte Of
lace applique and she carried aI
prayer book with an orchid and
spray Of phalaenopsis orchids.
The former Miss Berger, grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward McNey Of Riverdale, Md,
is graduate Of the University of
Maryland where she was q mem
ber Of Kappa Alpha Theta soror-
tty. Mr.. Fitzpatrick is an alumnus|
Of the New Hampton Prep School
in New Hampshire, and the Uni
versity Of Maryland. He is now
a medical representative Of the
Lederle Laboratories. Division of
American Cyanamid Co. Of New
York City.
After q wedding trip to Ber-
muda. the couple viii reside in
Holden, Mass.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

Miss Barbara Hazel Humphreys.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Elmer Humphreys. jr.. Of Sears
dale. N. Y, was married Septem-
ber 13 to Mr.. Robert T. Nugent.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.
Nugent of White Plains, N. Y, in
the Church Of st. James the Less,
Scarsdale. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. James Harry
Price.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father, wore a candlelight
satin gown having long sleeves.
The fitted basque and bouffant
skirt were appliQued in satin and
seed pears. The veil was imported
Belgian rose-point lace and the
silk illusion headpiece was pearl
trimmed. Her bouquet consisted
Of stephanotis, white orchids and
ivy.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are graduates Of American Uni
versity. where she was a member
of Delta Gamma and he was a
member of Alpha Tau Omega. He
served for three years in the Army
Air Force. At present Mr.. Nugent
is athletic director of the Indus
trial Home School in this city.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
.utheWs-Reid
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton M. Beck
man Of Howard County, Md, an
inounce the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Jean Mcintosh
Mathews, to MIR. James Stone
Reid. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Reid Of Clarksville.
Md
Miss Mathews attended Hannah
More Academy at Reisterstown,
Md. and st. Margaret's at Tap
7ahannok, Va. Mr.. Reid Is q stu
dent at George Washington Uni
versity.
The wedding Is planned for
early fall at Longwood. home Of
the bride-elect's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cripps Blake
Morse In Howard County.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
|GWU Professor
ToAddress Group

Mrs. Mildred H. Shott. assistant
professor and executive officer Of
secretarial study at the George
Washington University, will be
guest speaker at q meeting Of
the Capital Chapter. National
Secretaries Association, following
q dinner at GAS pm. tomorrow
in the east lounge Of the National
Press Club.
| Mrs. Shott, who Is interested
in broadening the scope of sec
retarial training to meet more
adequately the needs Of top-level
secretarial positions. will speak
on the topic, "The Secretary's
Human Relations"
A former mathematics teacher
Mrs. Shott organized the course,
Business and Economic Analysis
for Secretaries" at George WASH
ington, where she has been a
member Of the faculty since 1851.
She is q member of the Presiden-
;tial Chapter of NSA.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Miss Lois Bern1un
To Be Married

The engagement Of Miss Helene
Lois Berman. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bernard Berman, to
Mr.. Morton Karpa, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Karpa Of Baltimore. Md,
has been announced by her par
entS.
Miss Berman attended Marjorie
Webster Junior College and gradu-
ated from Ohio University. She is
a member Of Alpha Epsilon Phi
sorority and Delta Phi Delta,
honorary fraternity Of art. Mr..
Karpa attended the University of
Maryland. where he was a member
of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity.
The wedding will take place in
January.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Mr.. Ralph N. FLOYD.

Mr.. Ralph N. Floyd.
Announcement is made by Mrs
Anne E. Trimble of Arlington OF
the engagement Of her daughter
Suzanne Sara to Mr.. Ralph N
Floyd, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
N. Floyd Of Silver Spring.
Miss Trimble will be a senior
at the College Of William and
Mary this fall and is a member of
Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Mr.. Floyd is a graduate of the
College of William and Mary and
is affiliated with Kappa Sigma
fraternity. He is now an assistant
football coach at the University
Of Richmond.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
|Mr. Nuqent Takes Bride

Following a reception at the
Scarsdale Golf Club. the couple
left on a wedding trip to Cape
Cod. Upon their return Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Nugent will make their home
in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MRS. VINCENT H.
MCLAUGHLIN
The former
Miss Suzanne M. Manning.

Miss Suzanne M. Manning.
Miss Suzanne Margaret Man
ming and Mr.. Vincent H. Nc
Laughlin were married September
13 at st. AIMS Church. the Rev.
william P. Anderson oflciating.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Madeleine o. Manning Of Wash
ington and Mr.. Samuel A. Man.
ming Of Rochester, N. Y. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin Is the son Of Mrs. Mary
Mclaughlin Of Valley Falls. r. 7.
After q Florida wedding trip,
the couple will reside in Wash
ltngton. r
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Officers Of HMS
Rocket Entertain
At Birthday Fete

Commander T. F. Halifax,
skipper of HMS Rocket, and his
corps of officers entertained guests
at a cocktail party on the ship Sum-
day evening at six o'clock.
The occasion of the party was to
celebrate the first anniversary Of
he commissioning Of the ship. The
Rocket was rebuilt and recon-
missioned a year ago. The large
birthday cake prepared for the
celebration was cut with a sword
by Mrs. Irving T. Duke. Two other
beautiful cakes were given to the
ship for the enlisted mems mess.
Invited guests at the party in
cluded r. Adm. and Mrs. Duke,
Mrs. A. O. Momm, Miss Eleanor
Momm, Captain and Mrs. W. H
Truesdell, Cdr. and Mrs. J. B. Car.
roll and Cdr. and Mrs. w. B.
Wideman. Also attending were
twenty-four other officers and their
ladies from the Surface Develop
ment Group and the Commanding
officer of USS Trumpetfish with
some of the officers from that ship.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Local Couple Will
Marry In October
Parents Announce

The engagement of Miss Barbara
J. Beaird to Alton B. Goehring Jr.,
has been announced by her par
ents, Mrs. ]. H. Gregory of Memph-
is, Tenn. and Mr.. Dewey L. Beaird
of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.. Goehring
is the son of Mrs. Emery Curry,
1910 Seminary St. The wedding is
to take place early in October.
The prospective bride has been
employed by the Navy since her
graduation from Key West High
School in June 1851. She is present
ly employed as secretary to the
executive officer at the Naval Air
Station, Boca Chica Field.
Mr.. Goehing was graduated from
Key West High School in June 1949.
He is serving with the Coast Guard
and is stationed at Cape May, New
Jersey.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
WOMEN HAVE BANQUET
At WESLEY HOUSE

Wesley House Women's Club its
annual banquet last Thursday
evening at the Wesley House with
26 members present.
Immediately following the dinner,
Mrs. Frank Veliz entertained with
interpretive dancing, and Mrs.
Mario Rolo led the group in sing
ing.
Members attending were: Mes
danes Diego Torres, Willard
Gomez, Rachel Sanchez, Feliciano
Castro, Enrique Martinez. Lorenzo
Murguia, Manuel Figueroa, Miro
Rolo, Mayfield Taylor, ]. NJ. Fer
nandez, F. Milford, F. Rodriguez,
Alexander c. Moreno, Guillermo
Perez, Fermin Vidal. Fernando
Garcia, Carlos Rios. Mario Rios,
Armando Gutierrez. Angelina Pine
da, Frank Veliz, Manuel Acevedo,
and Misses Romona Hundt and
Arlene Merritt.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Barn Theater Meeting
Postponed One Week

The regular monthly business
meeting of the Barn Theatre group,
the Key West Players, which is
held on the first Tuesday of each
month will be postponed one week
to October IA.
The officers have been notified of
the return of their president, Mrs.
Gladys Willing, on October and
the return of other board members,
and have decided that more could
be accomplished by poStponing the
meeting until the return of these
people.
1t is hoped that there will be a
good attendance at this meeting as
the first play of the season will be
discussed and the Players are
anxious to get their theatre pro-
jectS under way.
All members reading this notice
will please get in touch with all
other members and prospective
members and LET them know that
the October meeting will be held on
Tuesday October IA.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Last Call Is Out
For Interest GrOup
Owe Ch0irn1en

The Special Interest Group Spon-
sored by the Ft. Taylor Officers
Wives Club which was such a sue
cess last year is about to begin this
years activities.
Since all the Chairmen of the
former groups have either left town
or are in the process of doing so,
it will take little time to get start
ed.
There is definite need for chair
men for the following special in
terests: golf, gymnastics, bowling,
swimming, tennis, sewing, cooking,
bridge, Spanish, gardening, handi-
craft, book review, dramatics, and
civilian defense which consists of
classes in first aid and Red Cross.
If any new wife coming into the
Area, or any old member of the
Ft. Taylor Officers Wives Club
has any interest, which is all it
takes, or any hidden talents in any
please get in touch with Mrs. c. G.
Bratenahl, phone 1910, Ext. 20, and
help this worthy program along.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Bill Meyers
Wins Praise
From Reader

Praise for the Citizen and writ
ing of Bill Meyers comes from Mrs.
Ruth /. living, 1901 Gallatin st. N.
W., Washington, D. c., who became
a property owner with her huS-
Rand in the Lower Keys area, last
March.
Writes enthusiastic Mrs. living,
eve have been receiving the Cit
i2en ard yours is truly a home
toVl paper and we enjoy every
co =. Next year we intend to live
down there. When you carry an
article by Bill Meyers. am al
ways Untouched"
She calls him a "Walt Whitman
and writes, The man who sees the
beauty in a blade of grass or the
struggle of an opening bud is be-
coming a rare person in this hec-
tic world of ours today"
A book by Meyers, she states,
would be a priceless heritage to
Key West. I'd want many copies.
Don't let him get away from you,
keep him there because he is able
to see and express with his camera
and pcn the finer things on your
Rock. ;"
She urges that other readers
write notes to express appreciation