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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-02
MAIDS NIGHT OUT
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~ pV0&M INV MINI
~ HE Strand Theatre.
Judy Holiday is still being ssBorn
Yesterday" In this movie about 4
husband and wife who have their
spats, family with troubles which
lead them to the verge Of divorce
after seven years. The judge, play
ed wen by veteran actress Madge
Kennedy (who used to be one q
the most beautiful pin-ups Of anoth-
er era), helps them by consultation
and advice. She manages to sug-
gest to the husband that he has not
been spending "seven years with
the wrong woman" as the juke-
box ballad put II.
In film throwbacks, the couple.
Florence and Chef Keefer, Judy
Holiday and Aldo Ray) explain
how they GOT into the state Of dis
union. Some Of the reasons are
petty, and ! don't mean the cheese
cake drawings 90 famous In E8-
quire. Hubby was tardy en- route
to party. He also gave his wife !
wrong steer On the name Of 4 win
ming time for . radio prize show
when she knew the right one. These
little things, plus jealousy. bring
the marriage to the breaking point
in spite Of two offspring.
Up to this point. the movie e
funny. Then there is q drowning Of
their six year old son and the pic
ture does an abrupt about face in
mood. The switch in emotion Is !
little overwhelming.
/ Ray Aldo locks Like future fan
material. and of course Judy Hol-
liday's fame as Billie Dawn car
ries her through, although It's
about time she was cast in differ
ent type role than the stereotyped
beautiful but dumb blonde.
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Senior Class
Presents Topper
OF Comedy Actior,

The cast of 1.-THE Perfect Idiot" /,
Key West high School Senior class
play, presented their premiere per-
Torrance last night before an en-
thusiastic and delighted audience
at the High School auditorium.
This three act farce under the di-
rection Of Mr.. Richard ErEman
produced sufficient comedy to send
the crowd away more than salts
fled.
.The acting was superb many
ny of the spectators remarked,
land the antics of the characters
will keep you In stitches until the
final curtain. =
In the first act Dan Tennyson,
boy genius, played by Roger Cole,
quits his radio show and drops all
school activities because the girl
he loves turns him down when he
asked her out. The sponsor Of the
show, Mr.. Latherby, 4 wealthy
soap manufacturer, portrayed by
Den Bernreuter, storms in to de-
mand repentance. Dams folks, Ro-
ser and Margaret Tennyson init
chell Appelrouth and Edyth Hamp-
toni are shocked. Dams brother
Jackie Samuel Nodine) can only
offer wisecracks. Latherby claims
he win stop publication Of Mr.. Ten
nyson's book. To add to this Dams
teacher Miss Baker (Clara Thomp-
son) and school principal Mr.. Bar
nard tJimmy Cooper) arrive just
as Latherby is leaving TO announce
he has quite all school activities.
With this Dams father tells him
he is not going to college until he
straightens everything out. Dan
Is rejected and becomes even
worse when some Of Jackies
friends Jeanne Dolores Perez, J
Carla doris Tyson Puff (John
Griffin and Linda lPam Russell)
the girl Dan likes arrive to ask
favor Of Dan. II seems Puff, the
schools star athlete, is going to be
declared ineligible for sports and
they want Dan to tutor him so his
grades viii pick up. Dan agrees to
do so If they viii make him a So
ciai success and Linda must 10
steady with him.
After much arguing they finally
agree. Dan hyptnotixes Puff and
Puff begins to like 10 study. In the
second act Linda walks out on Dan
and Jeanne. carla. and Puff walk in
tuning because Puff-s no longer in.
terested in sports. Dan again hyp-
notices Puff. Ny Latherby gets
himself hypnotzied and Dan can
not gel them out Of il. Latherby
thinks he's rabbit. Puff is recit.
ing his English lesson and Dams
folks are at the door. The kids hide
Latherby In the closet and dis
guise Puff rs a hasraek. Dams
father and mother. Miss Baker.
Mr.. Barnard and a reporter Ga
verne CaTreral walk in tuning.
There Is confusion as Latherhy
practically tears down the closet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-02
THIRD ANNUAL VISIT
MADE BY NEW WORKERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Bensley
Of Binghamion, N. r.. are stopping
AT the Santa Maria motel for their
third visit 10 Key West. The first
one was 10 1850 and they were so
charmed by the city that they have
continued their annual visits.
They fish some but mostly enjoy
.iust resting and enjoying the eli
mate. the atmosphere OF the area
and the grand views OF the
ocean. I'VE like 10 GET away from
hustle and hustle Mrs. Bensely
added.
Both she and her husband are
employed by the welfare depart.
mens of Broome County. New York
State.
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Apply To We'd

Edwin 3. Beeth. 4s. SIC Spring
street. and Althea NJ. Pearce, ii.
$50 n. Van Buren, street have al.
Piled for q marriage license at the
Office Of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord.
James I. Price. 81. SURASDEv-
Def, and Dortha jackson, %. sos
Simonton street have also applied
to wed.
Leonard Salazar. 20, Whitehead
street and Eloina ortega, is, Mar
garet street have applied for 4
marriage license.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-02

Except for the lobby, the big
resort looked deserted, the smart
shops closed and vacated, the big
dining room denuded of furniture
and fixtures. But the lovely patio
in its tropical setting vibrated
with activity and was aglow with
festive lights to match the spirit
of the patrons. State Representa-
tive Bernie G. Papy and his wife
were there along with county and
city officials, naval officers and
citizens who are interested in
backing the establishment of q
clinic for the Associations work.
A nearly new moon and strings
Of rainbow lights Illuminated the
dance floor where couples fox
trotted, waltzed and exhibited
Key Vests favorite dance. the
rurnba, to the excellent music of
Norman Kranich and his orches-
ira.
AT III o'clock, q floor show Of
local talent was presented. Joe
Torrano, expert drummer who
used to have his band at Lou
Walters Latin Quarter, Miami.
bounded up after the opening
fanfare and introduced the mis-
tress of ceremonies, Dorothy Ray
mer, not forgetting to use her
former amusement editors COLI
umn title, Show Time" And the
show went on.
First on the program was
young. gocd-looking. Kenny Eel
ton who sang 'sBlue Moon" and
IF I Loved You" He's q high
school junior, son of one of Key
Vests Oldest families.
An athletic and intricate French
can-can brought whistles from
the amused audience when five
young debutantes in purple and
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To add to the mixup policeman
fHomer Herrickl walks in and La
sherby walks--I mean hops, out Of
the closet as the curtain comes
down on utter chaos.
In the last act a psychiatrist lBill
Nebleftl is called in as Dan fakes
going bezerk. kr. Tennyson prac-
tically has q nervous breakdown
when be finds out his son child
genius made zero on an 10 test.
II you can afford doctors bin
10 have your sides repaired after
splitting them with laughter come
tonight and see The Perfect
Idiot. Curtain goes up promptly
al pm. at the High School audi
t0riuna.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-02

Refrigerator cookie dough may
be pressed into square or round
waxed cardboard carton and plac-
ed IA the refrigerator. When the
dough has chilled and stiffened the
carton may be removed By cutting
along one side and ''peeling" II
away from the dough. To cut even
slices Of the cookie dough for bak.
inc. use thin very sharp knife and
4 saving motion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-02
WoodsOn Has
Taken Command
OF IJSS Coates

Lieutenant Commander Walter
B. Woodson. USN. has assumed
command Of the destroyer escort
USS Coates fDE-865) operating
with the Atlantic Fleet. out Of Key
West. Since l947. Woodson has SER
vice as Combat Information Center
Officer on the staff Of Rear Admit
raj John H. Carson. USN, Com
mander Of the Atlantic Fleet Train
ing Command, with headquarters
in Norfolk, Va.
Woodson was graduated from the
U. S. Naval Academy in 1912. Dur
ing World War II he had extensive
combat duty aboard destroyers in
forward areas. He served in both
the Atlantic and Pacific theaters.
Wocdson and his wife. the former
JoAnn Gates Harms of Washington,
D. c.. viii continue their residence
at their home in Virginia Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-02

The U. S. Naval Station Dispen-
sary at Key West. is the new duty
station for Navy nurse, Lieutenant
Olive M. wilkinson. She is relieving
1t. Mary Margaret Murphy (NC)
who has been transferred to inac-
tive duty.
1t. Wilkinson is not stranger
to Key West for prior to reporting
to the Naval Station, she was on
active duty at the Naval Hospital.
Key West, having served there
since February, 1851.
A native Of Bristol, Pa, 1t. vii
kinson attended Trenton, New Jer-
sey High School and was graduated
from the University Of Pennsylva-
mia School of Nursing in 1927.
She entered the U. S. Navy
Nursing Corps in August, 1912, at
Philadelphia, and since that time
has served at Naval Hospitals in
Norfolk, Va, Corpus Christi, Tex
as. Sampson, N. r., and Bremen
ton, Washington. For service dur
ing World War II, she is entitled
to wear the American Area and
World War II Victory ribbons.
1t. Wilkinson resides in Key
West at 24-2 Poinciana Place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-02

when you're making pie pastry
use Just enough water 10 make IL
possible 10 gather the dough 10.
gcther with thhe fingers 50 il cleans
the bowl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-02

The q. S. Naval Hospital, Key
West, has Z new Chief of x-Ray
Service in the person Of Lieutenant
G Commander Frederick W. Cottrell,
Jr., (MC,) USN, who reported for
duty on April e. Lcdr. Cottrell
comes to the Naval Hospital from
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ones for the gals are cute as
can be. They come in stripes,
plaids. watered effects. polka
dots and plain colors. AL in
color and all with the nice
GIare Ban lenses. Cute and
practical. these are some glass
es. We'd like to report too. that
they come in attractive coIored
cases Of plastic to match the
rims Of the glasses.
4 n x
Good to know about moths: IL
you've had your clothes and
furnishings dry-cleaned before
storing them, it will have killed
any moth that might have lurk-
ed in them. II they are well
wrapped, you won't have to do
anything more.
Some dry cleaning plants win
do moth-proofing for you when
they do the dry cleaning. Some
use spray applications while
Others use a moth-resistant
chemical in the dry cleaning So
luton. Both methods are salts
factory. Remember, though, this
is only q temporary treatment.
Moro and more manufacturers
are treating products to make
them mothproof. Some guaran-
tees are good for as long as five
years. Keep watch for such in
formation when you buy.
4 4
Next year when Harry Tru-
man comes back to Key West.
no will have to look to his
LaureIs in fhe Shirt Depart
ment. II the wild mad boys
shirts and terry Tee shirts at
children's Corner are any cri-
terion.
Especially the Terry Tee
Shirts. They are 80 attractive
stenciled with bright glowing
colcrs.
These are shirts Of crinkis
crepe too. tha- need no IRON
ing - also bright plaid ging-
ham ones. AL are suited for
little girls as well as little
boys. but II Sonny wants TO
smenats President. hs viii
want several Of these and right
away.
4 -
No more cocktail napkins, darn
10 We've been looking all over
too. Remind us to tell Raul our
troubles, maybe he can get q new
supply. So well have to give you
something else like one about
q new doghouse with door
that closes automatically when
your pet steps into his bunk and
opens when he gets off. The
latest news IN animal housing
My gosh. privacy for the pooch
nowl
\ 4 4
Clothes may make the worn-
an. but from the neck up. lis
best 10 LET Donald take care
OF II.
4 Il 4
That's ell for today folks. and
we'll be back at the same old
corner come Monday. Just SO we
can't possibly be missedl And
thanks again to all our good
friends the merchants. Truly.
Jaxon.-lAdvtl
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Key Vest Society In Smart Turnout
For Closing Ball OF 1852 Season

Key Westes put their best bbs There small
years ag tucked party
the last social wh Of the whng be held
Marina hotel The closing
County Crippes given
Wednesday night from 10 o'clock the morning
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N Az Y
TRANSFERS

Otto B. Reed. teleman seaman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Reed
Of Route No. 3. Gainesville. Geor-
gia, was transfer5 I'LL = Ma
val Station, Key West today.
His ultimate destination was not
disclosed.
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Souse Of iha snAsxisxs sun.
glasses in town are TO be found
this day al Bsasheomhsr Jew
elarx --~
Right 1T she ains they were
delivered. guess who was there
- little cid ms. JahnnY en- ths
spot.
These are the Glare Ban Sun
Glasses with the famous CD
curved lenses. tested and ap-
proved by The U. s Cpcc
Trsdsmsrk- This is Yeag guar.
ansse 81 optical quality. The
meas glasses ere nacs and
masculine with snz1csse OF
:
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Clothes may make the wom-
an. but from the neck up. It's
best 10 LET Donald take care
OF II.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
To Jacksonville
and Miami. Fla.

nearby Box Singing Tower and
Mountain Lake Sanctuary has one
Iof the finest carillons in the world,
II bells in all, the largest of which
weighs II tons.
Miami, 203 miles to the south
east. will not be described here
because it will be in a subsequent
jarticle in this series. Palm Beach
and West Palm Beach, % miles
to the north, form one of the
most fashionable resorts in the
world. A feature of Palm Beach
lis the fishing pier which extends
nearly a thousand feet into the
Atlantic Ocean from Ocean
boulevard.
Fin route to Daytona Beach,
stop long enough to visit the Nc
Kee Jungle Gardens where thou
sands of monkeys live in the
shrubbery and tree tops. in con-
ditions approximating an African
jungle.
Testing Ground for Speed
Daytona Beach, on the Atlantic
ocean. is divided by the saltwater
Halifax River. Its wide beach of
smooth. solid sand was once an
approved testing ground for AAA-
conducted automobile races and
speed trials.
The Marineland Studios, be-
tween Daytona Beach and ST
Augustine, will be of interest to
children especially. Give them a
chance to see porpoises in action
if you expect them to be tolerant
while you browse through the
early Spanish relics and buildings
of North Americas first perma-
nent white settlement, for st. Au-
gustine was founded in 1865. The
fort, known as the Castillo de San
Marcos National Monument, is
on Matanzas Bay and on Fort Ma
rion Circle. The Old Huguenot
Cemetery, opened in 1921 during
the yellow fever epidemic, is at
Orange street and San Marco
avenue
Jacksonville is the second largest
city in the State, and first of
any size to be visited on coming
South along the coast, 1t is on a
site first visited by Capt. Jean
Ribaut and his band of French
Evening star., 1952-10-26

within easy motoring distance of
splendid hotels and motor courts.
The two largest hotels in South
Iern Pines are the Hollywood and
Southland; two largest in Pine
hurst are the Carolina Hotel and
Holly Inn.
Occupied by Sherman
Columbia, capital of the Iodine
State, has a population of nearly
10000. First settlement in this
area was at Fort Congaree as far
back as 1718. Center of South
Cardinals agricultural and in
dustrial development is this city
which was occupied by Gen. Will
liam T. Sherman's troops in Feb
ruary. 1865. The Statehouse,
Woodrow's boyhood home, the
university of South Carolina and
Trinity Church are worth visiting
before driving to the Savannah
River and crossing into Georgia
| WaycroSS, Ga, is located in the
middle of rich farmlands which
lproduce cotton, tobacco, pecans
and livestock.
Okefenokee, one of the largest
Swamps in the Nation, is about
seven miles southeast of Waycross
so wild that guide service is a
must" if you wish to visit in it.
This wildlife refuge of $50 square
miles shelters nearly extinct
species. Two rivers, the Suwannee
and the st. Marys, rise within this
tract, the former flowing into the
Gulf of Mexico and the latter
into the Atlantic Ocean
! Callahan, Ga, tapped by U. S.
l, % and 301, is reached about
20 miles beyond the place where
st. Marys River is crossed. It
is 103 miles North of Ocala-wlth
its stately homes and oaks draped
in Spanish moss-and nearby Sill
yer Springs. One of the leading
tourist attractions of Florida IS
located at Silver Springs. The
waters of the emile Silver
River, are so clear that a coin
dropped on the bottom is clearly
visible at a depth of 81 feet.
Box Singing Tower
Lake Wales, in the heart of 49,
900 acres of orange, grapefruit
and tangerine groves, has %
beautiful lakes in and around the
city which afford fresh-water
fishing. boating and bathing. The
Evening star., 1952-10-26
Fall Rewordinq For Appalachian Trail Hikers

Hiking and camping is one out
doors activity that doesn't stop
in fall and winter, at least in the
areas easily reached from Wash
ington. In the mountains farther
north than Maryland, or perhaps
lower Pennsylvania, snow and ex-
treme cold do make winter ex-
cursions more difficult. but wealth
er seldom interferes in this sec
ton of the country.
Hiking is in some respects cas-
Ter and more enjoyable in the
fall and winter than in hotter
months. Weeds and underbrush
that grow up on many trails near
here late in the summer and
which make walking arduous are
gone now. Some of the older
paths and woods roads no longer
maintained as hiking trails can
be found only in the winter. when
the underbrush is gone.
Scenery in the mountains and
from the mountains is magnifi-
Evening star., 1952-10-26

ter hiking. but they are by no
means the only ones.
Later on, when winter really
comes. the thing to do is visit
some of the frozen mountain
streams and falls. Even during
some of WaShington's milder win
ters there will be ice in the noun
itains. The spray from even the
smaller falls collects on the rocks
and then freezes. making real
winter wonderlands of practically
every mountain stream.
One of the best of these frozen
Ispectacles are the falls in White
Oak Canyon in the central Sec
ton of Shenandoah National
Park. Others that come readily
to mind are the falls of Dark
Hollow, the Rose River and Lewis
Spring all also il. the Shenandoah
Park.
Headquarters for information
Additional and more detailed in
formation about where to hike
near Washington can be had from
the Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club, an organization that main
tains many miles of mountain
trails near here and which pub
fishes maps and guidebooks on the
subject. It's headquarters at 1916
Sunderland place NV. are open
from 7 to 10 pm, Mondays
through Fridays.
Clothing for fall and winter hik-
ing need not be especially heavy.
Hikers will find the exercise of
walking and climbing will keep
them warm. Wool sox, perhaps
two pairs, should be worn, and
mixers should be particularly care
full not to get wet feet in winter.
There is a complete chain of
rooted, three sided shelters for
overnight camping along the APP
palachian Trail near Washington.
A good warm sleeping bag is a
necessity and an air mattress for
both insulation and comfort Is
welcome luxury
Evening star., 1952-10-26
By George Huber

cent now with fall foliage color
A little later, when the leaves are
gone, new panoramic views that
are hidden in the summer will be
opened. Down in the valleys the
corn shocks march across the
fields in even rows, but every
thing isn't brown and bare. Early
paintings of winter wheat, rye
and barley make some fields
greener now than they are in
midsummer.
Especially Scenic
! The mountain trails near Wash
ington are particularly scenic ir
fall and winter. They mostly
are trails along ridges, and give
excellent views of both the val
Ieys and of other ridges anC
mountain ranges in the distance
There is scarcely a place on that
part of the Appalachian Trail
that goes through the Shenan-
doah National Park. Northern Vir-
ginia and across Maryland that
doesn't have excellent panoramic
views.
There are many trails particu-
larly worth hiking this time OF
year. The Appalachian Trail Sec
tions on both sides of the Po-
tomac River below Harpers Ferry,
the stretch from Skyland to
Mary's Rock in Shenandoah Ma
tional Park, and the South Noun
tain area near the Washington
Monument (Boonsboro, Md
have good trails for fall and win
Evening star., 1952-10-26
Motoring From Washington

in the United States: Richmond
|onetime capital of the Confeder-
lacy and Petersburg, scene of the
last great battle in the War Be-
tween the States, appear on both
Raleigh, capital of the OLD
North State, is our first major
stop along U. S. l south of Vir-
|ginia. 1t has a population close to
10000: was founded in 1892 ano
was the birthplace of Andrew
johnson, seventeenth President oi
the United States. The small
frame structure in which johnson
was born has been moved to the
campus of North Carolina State
College.
Southern Pines and PinehursI
are winter resorts in the sandhills
region where the climate is brac.
ing, much as October in New Eng
land. The area is famed for 70,
and drag hunting, for horse shows
and for eight fine golf course.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

Pack your bags any Saturday and your cruise companions Resort
Arlines will take care of everything from there on!
Resort Anes the only regularly scheduled une authorized by the
Government conduct these
Alnes holds soey perfect
sufety record!
You'll fly to Nuov. Haiti Havana f-euss
Fort Montagu, Riviera DHaui. Presdente!
Not of the usual problems will yours dependable
Scheduled Arne pilots and
through the p Tickets connections ground reservations
hotel accommodations exchange clearance
ling everything completely taken Of It's the perfect plan
for and wife because the cruise
it's ideal for single folks!
We repeat Just pack bags and aboard Resort Of
the wonderful week all expenses paid only
There. toeek cruise hot includes lovely and
moIo we'll Nossou and Hai for $685. plus
Evening star., 1952-10-26
GREATEST new VACATION
IDEA IN YEARS!

NASSAU. HAVANA. travel in gracious luxury stay at
rstcIas hotels enjoy finest meals make friends
wonderful sights night life entertainment all arrangements
made -. all expenses paid only $226.50 pu. tax.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

Huguenots, as early as 1868. In
1922 the city was named in honor
of Andrew jackson, provisional
Governor of Florida.
The return trip North. sug-
Evening star., 1952-10-26
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER e6. 1859

gested on the AAA map. takes us
through Brunswick. Ga; Walter.
boro and Florence. in South Caro-
lima: and Fayetteville and Rocky
Mount in Tar Heel State.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

rough spots and there may be de-
tours which will, from time tc
time, be necessary because OF con-
struction. The motorist will want
to study the series and choose
what he would like to see by way
of scenic and historic locales en-
route-or how much time he is
anxious to save. Naturally, the
car owner will want to return by
a different route from the one
he used in going South, to benefit
by variety.
Florida, second largest State
east of the Mississippi. today is
an all-year vacation travel o.
jective It's area is close to $500
square miles, over $500 of which
are covered by inland waters
which provide for boating, canos-
ing, swimming and fresh-Water
fishing.
Two Routes Supplied
In the first American Automo-
bile Association map presented in
this series, two routes are out
lined, one of which may be used
for the trip to Miami and the
other for the return trip. Frede-
ricksburg, most historic small city