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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23
stevenson Son Rooming
with Roosevelt Grandson
BY The A.sociuted Pres.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Sept. 3d.
A grandson Of the late President
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Borden
Stevenson. 20. son Of Gov. Adlai
Stevenson. are roommates at
Harvard.
Young Stevenson and William
Bonner Roosevelt. 20-year-old
son Of Elliott Roosevelt, original
" had, picked other roommates
for their sophomore years but
those boys left school last spring.
According to Harvard custom,
they will continue roommates for
the rest Of their college days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23

there was a certain element OF
shadow-boxing in the Taft Eisen-
hover love feast in Cincinnati yes
terday. It was noteworthy that,
in his introduction of the general,
Senator Taft listed his accom-
tplishments as soldier, diplomat
and statesman" with specific ref
erence to his role in the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
which Senator Taft opposed. The
general, on the other hand, omit
ted any reference to NATO In his
own review of the administration
record in the foreign field since
World War II.
There was. in fact, little in the
generals speech with which the
Senator could, on the record. take
violent issue. Most Of it was de-
voted to ripping into the program
of bits and pieces" with which the
administration had sought secur-
ity against the menace Of COM
munism.
Only in his denial of isolation
ism was the general skating on
thin, Midwestern ice:
1--WE declare-simply and firm
ly-that we can never find our
salvation in any attempt to stand
apart and live completely alone
in this world"
Senator Taft. whose reactions
to the speech were infinitely
|scrutinized by the reporters pres
ent, seemed politely uninspired. AS
the general spoke. he studied his
fingernails, fingered his necktie,
whispered to his brother Charles
and applauded languidly at infre-
|quent intervals.
Audience Less Critical.
The audience. however, was In
"a less critical mood. They ap-
plauded the generals statement
that both the Marshall plan and
the program of aid to Greece and
Turkey (the general did not call
it the Truman Plan) were the
work Of the 80th Congress. They
Evening star., 1952-08-20
1885,

Double dresser extra drawer space for hoed bedrooms
Enlarged welcome Mr. Mrs bedrooms Besides double
dresser. you get chest, mirror. bed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
CAPT. DROPP
TO ADDRESS
CUB SCOUTS

Capt All. Drop, commanding
officer of the Gilmore. will address
Il Club Scouts OF Pack Isl, Friday
night at Wesley House, 100 varel-
Ia street. at 100 pm. when 81
scouts will be given awards. Capt.
Dropp is Scout Commissioner for
Monroe County.
Cub Master Jack Weech annourlc-
ed that the AWARDS would go to the
following
Bill Midcman. Conrad Gr0hs,
Johnnie Turner, John BIGGER, Dan
ny Garcia. Max Foster, David
adams, Bowman Cutter, Jeffry
;aphael. Larry Hendricks, Bobby
Thompson, Arnold Brye, Buddy
Mora. Mark Little, Phillip McCaf-
erty, Bill Barr, Puc Barr, David
Walker, Robert Rash, Ernest Sails,
Peter Adams. Donald CruSoe, Ken
meth Robertson. Gary Gutbertlet,
George Carey, Jesse Milliken. Har-
Old Gates, Jack Crusoe, Robert
Montgomery, Ronald Tyne and Gil
bert Allen. .#.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Meeting Held
AT The Home
Of Mrs. MAYNARD

The women of the First Presby-
terrain church held monthly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Burnhan
Maynard. 1908 Laird street, Mon
Mrs. Fred Miller presiding at the
regular business session.
A lesson, World Mission" WIS
presented by Mr.. VIII Bell WIN
Was assisted by Mrs. Ralph Rogers.
Mrs. Reggie Pritchard, Mrs Dan
Eel Garcia. Mrs. Herbert Pace and
Mrs. Robert Byron Russell.
The devotional was closed in
prayer by Mr.. WIN. Whilnev.
| Announcement was made of a I'M
Hed council of women to meet Jan
uary % at IL am. Refreshments
we're served following TIE business
meeting.
Z Present were Mesdames WI.
Whitley, Reggie Pritchard, Jose
ph Brent, Forrest Turner, Ralph
Rogers. Ralph Hartenstinc, Her
bert Pace. ] p. Baill0d. Walter
ClawsOn, Earl julian. Fred Miller.
Joseph Bringman, Daniel Garcia,
David Mechanics. Julian Marks. W.
II. Bell. BIC. Papy. r B. Russell,
Henry Sands. Charles Lands, RO.
bert Wheeler, GP. McKinsey, J.
Burnhan Maynard and J.W. kovaSh,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
B.P.W. Delegates
Plan attendance
Meeting In Miami

Mrs. CD. Harvey. State First
Vice President of BPW will speak
on Federation Day at the third
district meeting of the year to be
he'd at Miami Shores on Sunday,
January 81, at 10 AM.
John p. Booth, Miami Attorney,
an authority on international law,
viii speak on "Europe.D0llars or
Bullets.
Reservations to 60 with the Key
West delegation may be made by
calling Phone 1000 from l TO pm.
The delegates from Key West
BPW Club include: State First Vice
President Wilhe!mina Harvey. Mar
ian Stark, Key West BPW presi-
dent. Blanche Miller, Key West fir
81 vice president, Grace Crosby
Vera MarhS. Catharine McManus,
Dorothy Daniels. Doris Carey,
Pauline Nihoul, Rose Frank and
Hester Stutz,
Reservations must be made by
Thursday. pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Ne,cIy Formed HS-I Officers Wires
Club Hold Luncheon And Election

TIL" recently formed HS-l Off
GERS Wives Club met at Lees ORR
ent restaurant at noon Wednesday
and enjoyed a superb Chinese hun
cheon according to members pre-
sent. The tables were colorful with
figurines loaned by the Cuba shop
and Lees set in tropical arrange
ment OF hibiScu- and croton leaves.
The place cars were decorated
with tiny Chinese parasols.
Mrs. H.C. Stiandem0 was elected
new chairman of the group sue
ceeding Mrs. CT. Holden. IF.
Elected as representative to the
Officers Wives club advisory
board was Mrs. J.E. Gregory, Jr.
A new coffee committee was
fromed consisting of Mrs. j. N.
Tulino. Mrs. J. T. Watson, Jr., and
Mrs. KS. Wilkinson.
The present coffee committee,
Mrs. DIG. Fleming, Mrs. Us. Moo
re, Jr. and Mrs. We. Savage will
hold their last coffee on Wednes-
day. January %, 10 am. at the
home of Mrs. W.R. Ford. 1920
White street. Mrs. Ford is publ
city chairman.
The next luncheon hostesses will
be Mrs. Alvin Kramer and Mrs.
Edward Kubicki.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Coming Erenfs

THURSDAY. JANUARY "a
Meeting. Monroe County HoSpi-
tai Woman's Auxiliary Sewing
group, hospital. 2 pm,
Meeting, JayShees. clubhouse
1880 pm.
Meeting, Ladies auxiliary VIEW
Post 1911. VIEW. home, s pm.
Meeting. Ladies Auxiliary, Art
hur Sawyer Post Unit No. Is,
American Legion, Post home,
SPIN.
Meeting. Or, Felix Narela Lodge
No. 81, 9t9 Elizabeth street, s
pm,
Card Party. social hall of BNal
Zion Synagogue. $50 pm.
Public invited.
Art classes for adults. West
Martello Gallery. go pm.
SATURDAY. JANUARY rs
Art classes for children, -
pm, ratio at West Marteiio
Gallery.
MONDAY, JANUARY -
Handicratt Class for otiicerS
Wives, Recreation bldg No. ls'
Naval Station. $50 pm.
Meeting, Beta Sigma Pin soro-
isy. San Carlos school. s pm.
Meeting, Methodist Men. IVES
ley House. s pm.
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No tx,
Scottish Rite Temple. S m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
By Payment Fine
USA Admitted
Guilt Saws Reds

PARIS tF - Russia asserted to-
day that the United States by pay
ing sl20. 600 in fines for four Amer
lean fliers forced down in Hungary
had admitted they were spies.
Soviet fighters based in Hungary
forced down a u. S. Army trans.
port plane, flown by the four air
men. on Nov. IS. They were freed
Dee. % after the United States
paid fines of $40, 900 on each TO
save them from alternative 90-day
prison sentences imposed by a
Hungarian military court.
Soviet U. ". Delegate Jacob NAL
TX told the United Nations Political
Committee the U. S. recognized
the correctness of that judgment
by paying the fines.
They were convicted of deliber.
ately violating the Hungarian Dor.
der TO drop maps. radios and other
supplies TO anti Communist sado-
tours in Hungary. The Z. S. Air
Force said the Eiers lost their
way while en- route from Germany
to Yugoslavia. and that the maps
and radios aboard were standard
equipment on Air Force planes.
American officials had expressed
fear Russia. for propaganda pur-
poses. might claim payment of the
fines was an admission of guilt but
said they decided 10 pay anyway
in order to free the men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
NDIAN4 FISHERM AN
LANDS IS LIB. COBI4

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Croker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Lones
OF indianapolis. Ind, are finding
Kew West, a fisherman's Para
disc" On Jan. 81, Mr.. Crocker
made the priZewinning catch of the
day on the Geo. H. Bates fishing
yacht landing 35 pound cobia.
The party, staying at the FL Pra-
do Motel, are paying their first vi
sit to the nations southernmost
city. They plan to stay four weeks.
and hope to surpass Mr.. Crocker's
prize winning fish before they re.
turn home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Badders of
Angola. Ind. are vacationing in Key
Vest. This is the Badders' first
trip here. They are making their
week stay at the FL PradO Motel
'ocated on the much publicized Tru-
man Avenue in Key West.
MIR. Badders said that they are
catching .Ots of fish, the big kind
YOU can tell about back home.
When interviewed Mr.. Badders
said, The Keys are the most en-
jOyabie place we've ever been, and
Key West the friendlieSt. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
CAP Cadets Start
Merit System

AT the meeting Of the Junior Civ
il Air Patrol Cadets, Thursday
evening, merit system was institu,
TED. According to Public Informa-
ton Officer Sheila Sweeting, a list
of offenses was drawn up and the
dement's for each pointed out. At
the same time the ways in which
the Cadets can gain merits were
reviewed and Captain Faraldo.
Commanding Officer of the Key
West Civil Air Patrol, promised q
free airplane ride to any cadet re-
ceiving 80 or more merits during
the next month. This gesture was
greatly appreciated by the cadets.
Changes in rank among the Ca
Diet Officers include: 1st 1t. Whit
Swain, End 1t. Paul Braun, Cor
poral Patsy Bryd, Personnel OF.
TIGER Bernard Strodulski, Public
Information Officer Sheila Sweet.
ing. An opening for another Serge
ant has yet to be filled.
On Sunday the drill was held
as usual at the airport. Second
Class Petty Officer Frier of the
Navy intructed the Cadets in me-
teorology. After the class, Cadet
George Gibson took an aerial uho.
tograph of Key West in Piper pi.
loted by Capt. Faraldo. Later, the
generous commanding officer gave
each of the cadets an airplane
ride over the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Abandoned Baby
Died This Morning

Coral. GABLES "a Sick L.
day.o'd baby bow, found aban-
doned on the outside porch of Doc
tors Hospital, died early today.
The infant was dressed in new
baby'S clothes and was wrapped
IN black sweater. hospital au-
thOriiieS said
4 note on an envelope pinned
To the clothing read
II am four DAVIS old. | am sick.
Please help me
The tiny boy was discovered
about 80 pm. Tuesday by W. I.
Servatt Of Miami who had gone
to the hospital to visit his wife,
a maternity patient.
The baby was taken to Variety
Children Hospital where il died
al % I'm. Attendants there said
an autopsy would be held.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Russians Openly
Oppose Allies In
Middle East

CAIRO, Egypt Up - An Egyptian
newspaper correspondents reported
today that Soviet Foreign Minister
Andfei vishinsky told him Russia
will assist all Middle Eastern peo-
pies ito free themselves Of Western
economic domination"
The statement was published by
AL Misri. procurement paper
believed to have the largest circu-
lation in the Arab world II said
VishinSky gave his views TO its
correspondent in a Paris interview.
AL Misri said Vishinsky declared:
THE unity of Middle Eastern
peoples and their combined efforts
are the obstacles hating Western
military preparations to turn these
countries into bases Of aggression
These peoples must say mo-
to all those who wish to make
cannon fodder Of them and try 10
make of them military equipment
by means of which they can reach
their aim of dominating the world
THE struggle of the peoples of
North Africa and the Middle East.
whether in Egypt or Iran or else
where. to win their freedom has
begun to shake the foundations of
Western domination. Z"
Vishinsky's statement followed 4
luncheon given in Paris last Satur-
day by Abdul Rairman Azzam Pa
sha, secretary general Of the Arab
League. for Vishinsky and Jacob
Malik, Soviet u. N. delegate.
The independent newspaper Ak
her Lahza said the British Foreign
Office was feeling anxiety over
these Russian-Arab contacts.
Al Misri said Paris political cir
cles believe Azzam Pasha's lunch
con, which also was attended by
Egyptian Foreign Minister Moham-
med Salah e. Din Pasha. was "a
new step to draw Moscow and
Cairo closer together in semi
official way"
AzEam and Salah ell Din. the
paper said, do not hide their de-
sires to improve political relations
with Russia in spite of re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Humane Society
Dance To ShOu
Dog Fashions

A LOT of dogs win have their day.
or rather night, February 8, when
the Key West Humane Society gives
a dance at the Casa Marina in the
patio al 10 pm.
Mrs. George Mills White announ
ed today that winning dog will
be given an award for some out
standing feat of the year, like saw
ing life or acting as b0dyguard,
OF some other brave conduct. If
you have a dog tale to tell, call
her al 1886 and find out the de-
tails of submitting an entry.
A board of judges will be set up
to form the rules and decide on the
winner which win be presented dur
ing the dance. Qualification will not
be limited TO pedigreed anima.s,
but will be based on merit.
A parade of selected dogs will
be entered in doggy fashion show
fashions for dogs, that ISL and
other novel entertainment will be
part of the evenings program. De
tails will be announced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Complete Entertainment Is arranged
For The Presidents Birthday Ball

Jim Keen, Chairman for the Pre-
sident's Birthday Ball to benefit
the March OF Dimes local chapter.
announced today that al plans are
IN readiness for the event which
will be held on Friday February
at Casa Marina Hotel.
Rudy Vallee will be guest star for
the affair and viii DE ably assisted
M Master of Ceremonies duties by
Bob Youmans Bob is we'll known
witty expressions before the mike
locally for lis vocal ability and
Dancing will be under the stars to
the arrangements OF Bob McGrcWS'
orchestra appearing at the hotel.
On the entertainment with Vailee
will be Miss Shirley Ward. accord
ianist singer, Dutch Shulenbcraer.
comic, The Dancing Machins. King
and Queen of Key West younger
Rumba set, From the Roland Muse
agency in Miami Miss June Ed
wards, acrobatic dancer acne with
Rex and Betty Powers skating
team will appear
An evening of wonderful enter
tainment and dancing is in score
for those who attend this yearly
event for such a noble cause as
the March of Dimes.
Each year, the local Junior
Chamber of Commerce has spon-
sored this event and each time has
tried 10 Guido the last year. Jim
Keen, chairman for the Jaycees
assures all those who attend this
year that this will be the show of
shows and win far surpass az
events in the past. Keen also sad
that reservations are coming in
fast and urged those who plan to
attend to call 1945 or 166 and make
their reservations today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

BIRTHDAY PRESENT
Photo by Harms

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harold
Sands, l84-C Poinciana Place
are the parents of a daughter
born January II at Monroe Cen
eraI hospital. She weighed s lbs,
Is ozs., and has been named
Sharon Lynn. The new baby ar
rived on her three year old
brothers birthday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
GRAND OFFICERS VIII
RE HONORED FRIDAY

Fern Chapter, No. q o.E.S., will
honor Carl Wallace. Grand Senti-
nal of the Grand Chapter OF Flori-
da and Chloe Wallace, Grand In
structor of District No. 81 at its
regular meeting Friday. January
IS. at 8 pm. at .the Masonic Tenn
pie.
All members and visiting East.
ern Stars are invited to attend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
CARD PARTY IS SLATED
FOR THURS. EVENING

TIE public is invited to attend
card party. sponsored by the
3 Mai Zion Auxiliary, which will
take place tomorrow evening.
The party begins at $50 p. M,
in the social hall of B'Nai Zion
synagogue. il was announced to-
day by Gerrie Cohen in charge
of publicity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
William Weech Post
Calls Meeting Tonight

Announcement is made of a
meeting of the William Weech
Post No. 1913 tonight at 8 p. m.
Every member is urged to be
there at the request of Post Com
mpnder Philip c. Sears.
March of Dimes business and a
membership drive will be points
Of discussion at the important
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
ILLINOIS PARTY Has
GOOD FISHING LUCK

MIR. and Mrs. Hardy l.amering,
Mrs. Fred Kunke, and Mrs. Dan
Moriarty of Libertyville, H.. arc
mentioning in Key West This is
the party's second visit to the ma
tons southernmost city They re-
port that they are having excel
ent fishing luck.
The entire party is staying at the
FL Prado Motel, and state that they
are finding the Kew west sunshine
and vacation facilities outstanding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
4duh Fellowship Group
win install Officers

New officers Of the Young Adult
Fellowship group Of the Old Stone
Methodist church, Eaton and ST.
monitor streets. assumed duty last
night, with Jean Greene as presi-
dent
Ruth Scadlock is vice.president:
Bunny Winch. secretary; Marie
Russell, corresponding secretary
and Ethelind Duane. treasurer.
The new officers will be Installed
by candlelight service Sunday
evening.
At the next meeting. February
u. the organization will schedule
a Seayenger hunt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Mnid'S NightOnf
by Got
THE TORCH" al the
Strand Theater

THE TORCH" al the
Strand Theater
Paulette Goddard shows what
MEXICAN film producers think is
Il spirited woman. The formula
Is 10 widen the eyes. dilate the
noStrils. toss the head, stamp the
feet bat to react TO the bride
touch of the master. And if that
sounds little horsey. accept il
as II sounds Miss Goddard should
have stayed away from over the
border and kept making come
dies or more subtle roles in
drama, even though she has had
studio difficulties Her quite con-
siderable talent is literally put
to the torch with this movie.
Mind you. II does hold the in
iercSt. 1t Is The saga Of rebel
leader who rides into town. kills
"tt the graftcrS. sets up his own
dictatorship, and falls in love
win the tempeStuouS Paulette
OF the qulVering nostrils, flared
eyes and tantrumS. He is n
curious mixture of barbaric
cruelty and mercy. even though
1t doesn't fail from heaven and
Is somewhat strained.
When plague comes to the
town he takes charge endanger-
ing his own life.
The Mexican element of noun
tain height and desert flat seems
To have inspired the moods of
the story, Its iitfuI Latin change
is almost too much for the Amer.
lean temperament. But. be a
for an evening and
see IT at least as an experiment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
GOOD CORN WEATHER
SAY TOURISTS OF IOW 4

Mr.. and Mrs. RH. Mintle of
GlenwOod, Iowa. are vacationing in
Key West. The Mintles, staying at
the Oceanview Apartments over
looking the Atlantic Ocean, are
paying their first visit to the ma
tons southernmost city.
Mr.. Mintle says they are having
GOOD luck fishing and are enjoy
ing the sights and climate of Key
West. AS he put it, Every day is
good corn growing weather here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
oUEsADAs HAVE DAUGHTER

Mr., and Mrs. Julio Quesada.
6-H Porter Place. are the parents
of a baby girl born December 26
at Monroe General hospital. She
weighed 5 lbs, S ozs.. and has
been named Beverly Ann.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

pested deniais that Egypt en-
braces Communism.
Cairo press reports said Tuesday
that Azzam had invited Mallk TO
make an official visit TO Egypt.
There was no indication whether
the invitation would be accepted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
GIRL FOR SMITHS

MIR. and Mrs. Robert F. Smith
are the parents of a baby girl
born December - at Monroe
General hospital She weighed 8
lbs, ozs-, and has been named
Deborah Ann. The Smiths live at
900 Grinnell street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
BOY FOR HICKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Vernon
Hicks, Ala Louisa street, have a
new son named Hayes Allen
Hicks who was born January Is
at Monroe General hospital. He
weighed 9 lbs, 9ozs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
LUpTONS HAVE SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Paul
Lupton are the parents of boy
born January ii at Monroe Gen
eral hospital. The Luptons live at
Is Sawyer lane, The new son
weighed 6 pounds, and has been
named Jerry Wayne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

In California, water from the i'm
mense Shasta Dam started its 500
mile trip to the rich Central Valley
in August, 1851. II is one Of the
worlds most ambitious irrigation
projects.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

Boy Scout Court of Honor, I
pm. and meeting Monroe
District Committee OF Scout
ing, s pm. Lions Den.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

The Constitution of the United
States is the oldeS, Of all written
national constitutions now in force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

know that one visit won't be
enough!
Quotable quotes: Before in
laws join households, they should
know that the Chinese symbol
for trouble is TWO women under
one roof"
Il Il X
This Key West Venetian Blind
Place just keeps on reminding
US of things mysterious and
Oriental. Now it's Bamboo
shades. and a certain song
about Bamboo walls and cell
inss keeps coming back. Be
that as il may. Bamboo Shades.
size 3 81. by 6 fl. is a dog gone
good old u. S. A. bargain at
Sl.S9 each!
Other things seen in the
Venetian Blind store that may
be ordered especially for you.
the new Modernfold plastic
doors that lend themselves SO
well to Key West Decor and
make new closet space in un-
expected places. A trip 10 see
Sam the Blind Man" down on
Duval ST. between Greene and
Front will certainly pay off in
dollars and beauty!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

The Peanut Butter people owe
us special award, not only for
the extra boosts in the column,
but for the amount of peanut
butter we consume at our house.
Can't help it though. and even
though the Purple Heart is not
forthcoming, we have discovered
another new peanut butter sand
witch and it is up in the gourmet
class (Brillat-Savarin can drop
dead). Soft white or whole wheat
bread thickly spread with our
special peanut butter spread
two-thirds peanut butter mixed
well with third butter. then
thinly sliced cucumbers and
onions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23

Now you can Light Up Your
Child with a disk reflector and
ne can ride his new Christmas
bicycle in twilight or early even
ing without the danger of being
overlooked by motorists. In this
busy little town of narrow streets
and much traffic, this is i'm
portant, and children on bikes
the cause of much worry by
mothers and motorists Well, the
New plastic-covered reflective
sheeting can be clipped onto
lapel, pocket. belt or schoolbag.
It's called "Scotchlite" and you
can send for it from the Mime
sofa Mining and Mfg. Co, st.
Paul 6, MINI.