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The guardian., 1952-01-12

WOMEN BOWLERS
bu CONNIE TuRNER

THE annual Mid-Season Dance
4 given by the Colored Women's s
Bowling League will be held at
the Dorchester Plaza, 5 Tona-
wanda st., Dorchester, on Friday
evening, Jan. 25.
Music will be furnished by Art
Foxall and his orchestra; this
orchestra has recently been ap-
pearing at the Hi-Hat night
spot and promises to furnish ex-
cellent music for dancing. Bids
for this formal affair are in the
possession of the League officers
and members, ready for distri-
button among their friends. A
gala evening has been planned
by the dance committee which
has secured Mr.. Jimmie Givens.
BoSton's only colored disc Jockey.
as Master of Ceremonies plus
an interesting floor show. The
Dance Committee is composed
of the following members: Vivian
Freeman, chairman, Winifred AL
len, Zoe Brown, Gladys Butler.
Anna Mae Chainey, Harriette
Harkins, Rose Lawson. Norma
Moore, Veoris Onley, Ada Ros-
ton, Amy Roberts, Cecilia sny-
der.
Last Saturdays bowling was of
the usual "after the holiday"
variety. 1t is a we'll known fact
that in two weeks each season
during which no regular bowling
is scheduled, there are many
who really do not have the op-
portunity to practice-and prac-
tice is a vital necessity in every
sport. AS a result, that first
night of the second half pro-
duces many team upsets. Many
individuals rolled high strings.
the highest of which was the
1875 rolled by Ruth Ford Of the
Arrows. Ruthie accepted the
corsage which is presented each
week only after making her own
special investigation to ascertain
whether she had been "nosed
out" by one of her friendly
rivals. Barbara Eaton of the
/ Cyclones made high three of the
evening with total of 319. The
team scores follow: Atoms a.
Ravens 0, Arrows 4-Robins 0.
Vows 4-JetS 0, Cyclones 3-Pins /,
Flashes 4-Meteors 0, Comets 4
Radars 0, Speedsters 2-Anchors
2, Owls 2-FiYe Stars 2.
The guardian., 1952-01-12
Joe Louis
Plans Future

NEW YORK - Joe Louis in
sisted today that fright now 1
can defeat Jersey Joe Walcott =.
who I am positive is even older
than am. Writing in the new
issue Of Quick magazine, the
former heavyweight champ says
IF had been given the oppor-
tunity, shortly after I lost to
Ezzard Charles, I'm confident
could have defeated him in a
return match; probably knocked
him out"
Louis writes that "there is
nothing in sports right now that
love more than playing golf.
That's what I'd like to do, and if
l sharpen up a bit on my game
I feel sure / could be a tourna-
ment player"
Joe also writes in Quick that
IF ever decide to box again,
| think boxing commissions
around the country would be
doing the nice thing to me to
wait until I applied for a license,
give me a thorough examination,
then make their decision" This
is an obvious reference to the
Illinois State boxing commission
which recently banned L ouis
from fighting in that state al
though Louis had filled no in
tention Of fighting there at the |
time.
The guardian., 1952-01-12

J. q
DANUBE ST. ~ 5 fam. house
S~6-6 rooms, ST. hf., whife sinks
income $ss. Price $4,000 -
$500 down.
FERNsBoRo ST. - ; fam. house,
5-6-6 rooms INV. floors, white
sinks, sep. fur. Income $50, re-
dueed price, $500 - $500
down.
| MAGNOLIA ST. - Exclusive sec
tion, I ] room single, hardwood
floors, furnace with oil. Price
S65oo, terms arranged.
ELM HILL AVE. - s fam. house,
4-5-6 rooms, craft walls, h.w.
floors, built in cabinet, recessed
bath. Income s5o7. Price Sl7,-
500, terms arranged.
FERNBoRo ST. - 6-fam. house,
5-6-6 rms, r. ". floors, comb.
sinks, beautiful enamel stoves.
Inc. S2o3. Real investment and
home. Terms arranged.
Al HoLLANpER ST. - , family
house, 5-6-6 rooms, sep. heaters.
Inc. $50 monthly, $1,000 down,
balance a. rent.
RUTHVEA ST. So z-fam. brick,
TT rooms, z baths, stack showers,
h.w. floors. sep. h.w. heaters, nice
grounds, z ear gar. VIII vaeste.
Reasonable price.
1907 COLUMBUS AVE. - 3-Fsm.
brick holss, 5-5-5 rooms and
baths. Rents Ssl. Price $500,
$500 down.
ST. 6ERMAlN ST. - s-fsmily
brick, 5-6-6 rooms, sim. heat,
oil burners, 5 rooms vacant. csr
be purchased on G.l. bill. $500
down.
pENRlsoN ST. - s fam. brick,
al 5 room suites, h.w. floors,
modern plumbing, tile baths, sim.
heat with oil, ineineFatoF, real in
vestment and home. Price s. 1880.
Down payment, terms, arranged.
zIz NoRWELL ST., Dorchester -
; fam. house, 5-5-S spacious
rooms, INV. floors, enamel stoves,
real home fer security. Can be
seen BY appointment.
SEE EASY RouHDTREE
FOR REASONABLE TERMS
TO LET
ZElGLER ST. - z rooms neatly
furnished, seetrie refrigerator and
gas.
MUARoE ST. - furn. rooms
and bath, heated.
ELMoRE ST. - Large spacious
furnished room, reasonable rent.
MASS. AVE. - Furnished room
and kitehenetse, steam heat, cont.
hot water, reference required.
1913 HUMBOLDT AVE. 49, One
Gurn. roens, for I or z persons.
ST. - Nicely fuFn.
room, heated.
TOWNSEND ST. - ] large fuFn.
room kischcnetle, reasonable rent.
WAUMBEck ST. -4 neatly fuFn.
roms, heat and light, shower bath,
s64.
LIST YOUR VACANT ROOMS
WITH RoUNDTREE's ROOM
arefETEW g. refr~fnd and
recommended parties. With o.
siihouf kitchen privileges.
NOTARY PUBLIC
E. I. R0UNDTREE
80 HUMBOLDT AVE.
GA 1000
The guardian., 1952-01-12
Seeii1l'
Stars
with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK - The Nicholas
Brothers are b a ck in our
midst . Billed with The Judy
Garland at the Palace Theatre,
they are taking the places Of CO.
medy team, Doodles and Spider,
who left for London Since
Judy is expected to remain at
the Palace through February, the
Nicholas Brothers can be assured
of an equally long engagement
Billy Daniels just in from the
Coast for g recording session.
Then Billy heads for Miamis
Copa City as the headline attrac-
ton in a 8 week stint Pearl
Bailey reported to have collapsed
at her return engagement at the
La Vie En- Rose Pearls been
going at too fast a pace what
with all her doubling up in
theatre and night club engage
ments plus writing a book, plus
getting ready for a Broadway
production. Nobody but nobody
can take that much :. Her fly
ing trip to Germany is pending /.
Josephine Bakers case against
Walter Winchell expected to
feaeh,tlne boards in February and
to get equal coverage as her pre-
decessor Tallulah Bankhead in the
trial Of her ex-maid Public
Opinion is swinging back to 10.
For a while there, colored and
liberal whites had deserted her,
believing some of Mr.. w. w.
smear propaganda. Gradually the
facts made people gain more per-
spective in the case.
Rita Hayworth still holding up
her comeback flicker, our Hol-
lywood Correspondent tells us,
Just doesn't like all Of her lines
DIR. RALPH BUNCHE was
seen at the Village Vanguard
listening to the songs Of Harry
Bellefonte i. The Apollo roared
in Stump and Stumpy, Bunny
Briggs, and The Striders. Not
bad eh7
walter Winchell now feuding
with Colunnist and TV Nc Ed
Sullivan
THIS WEEKS BRAVO; to
Butterfly McQueent for her stun
ming and tslkative role in the
Philip Morris Playhouse pro-
duction "Stage Door" via NBC,
Butterfly was a maid but a maid
who new Hamlet, played radio
and stage parts and was in no
way colored. AS confidante and
all-around-good-egg for the girls
boarding house of Hedging act
resses, Butterfly had fat part.
Her incesssnt chatter was de-
lightful.
The guardian., 1952-01-12
Home School
Assn. To Hold
Bazaar Feb. 1S

The Home and School Associa-
ton of the Hyde-Everett District
is holding a Bazaar February 13,
1852, at the Social Hall of the
Lenox st. Housing Project. This
is a concerted effort on the part
of both parents and teachers to
raise sufficient funds for the
following purposes:
/. To present a scholarship OF at
least 500 to a former Hyde
School graduate who is fur
thering or is planning to fur
ther her education in an ac-
credited College in 1852.
2. To accumulate sufficient funds
to be used to purchase the
necessary equipment our dis
trict is required to have to
protect the children who at
tend the Hyde Everett Schools
in the event Of an atomic at
tack.
3 To purchase film strip at the
three grade levels for the use
of teachers in both districts to
enrich the teaching program.
The following tables will be
featured at the bazaar: Pastries,
Bread, Candies, White Elephant,
Aprons, Pot Holders etc, Knit
ting and Crocheting, Preserves,
Arts and Crafts, Paper Flowers,
Ceramics and Jewelry, Grab
Barrell, and Refreshment Tables.
In order for this event to be
the best of its kind we need your
help, your relatives help, and the
help of your neighbors and
friends. Work to make this
affair a huge suG ess. Donate
whatever you can as often as
you can,
Donations Of non-perishable
items may be received at the
HYDE School or the Everett
School every school day until
February II, 1852.
We will take promissary or
ders on perishable foodstuffs.
Please let US know what you in
tend to donate. Canvass your
neighborhood for there may be
friends who excel in the culinary
arts who would like to make a
contribution to this affair. Let
US hear from you soon.
The guardian., 1952-01-12
SARGENT GALLERY
3rd floor

Mary Elizabeth Mapes Dodge.
Books, periodicals, and photo
graphs from the collections in
the newspaper and periodical,
the fine arts, and the young
peoples departments Of the Ii
brary In honor Of the birthday
of Mrs. Dodge, author of Hans
Brinker, January 26 - through
January 30.
TREASURE ROOM
3rd floor.
Antarctica Exhibition. Rare
books, maps, and manuscripts re-
lating to the South Polar regions
through February 90.
ALBERT H. WIGGIN GALLERY
3rd floor
Water Color Drawings by
Thomas ROwIandsOn. About fifty
drawings representative of all
periods, beginning with his earli-
est efforts-through January 81.
The guardian., 1952-01-12

The Brown Bomber has other
plans, according to his article
in Quick He says there's a pos
sibility he'll become a TV disc
jockey. and he plans to continue
as a director Of the International
Boxing Club at $4,000 year.
The guardian., 1952-01-12
FOR SALE
RoXBuRY

RoxBuRY
& fam. - apt. Of s rms vacant,
held for buyer; h.w. floors, z car
garage, large lot Of land with apple
trees. Elm Hill district. Out Of
town owner is anxious 70 sell.
Asking price Sf4,5oo. Come see
what you can get II for. You
can move in on day Of taking
title 10 same.
Siam. House - 5-e-6 rooms,
sen. heaters, pioxzas, aPts. J and z
vacant for buyer, light, sunny rms.
Price $1,000, cash $1,000. Come
early before the early bird beats
you 10 II.
investment in 4 family brick
house, needs repairs. Sickness
cause Of sale. Owner anxious TO
sell today.
JAMAICA PLAIN ~ s-family,
5-S-s rms. and one sun paFloI,
sep. furnsees and piaEEas, Apt.
beautiful h.w. floors, in first class
condition, 5-pe. baths, eombins-
tion kitchen rsnges, combination
white set-fubs and sinks, high ele-
walton, beautiful outlook. Ready
waiting for you. Price $500,
terms arranged.
WARREN ST., RoxbuFy - Store,
Al location for beauty paFloF,
ants. above store with good in
comes. Priced low for quick sale.
Mrs. and M. Tender and Thin
Skin THE ownersl want 70 leave
today for FIofida, before old man
North Wind arrives in town.
s-Esm. House - s-6-e rooms, ;
car garage, sep. heaters, pisEEas,
terms arranged.
TO LET
RoxBURY
J rooms, furnished, new furniture,
heated, private bath, nv. floors.
SIS weekly.
BosToN
First Class furnished rooms
VACANT STORE - Formerly first
class beauty paFlor. Now for
Eent.
COLUMBUS AVE. - Store ideally
placed for beauty pafloF.
We HAVE CLIENTS LOOKING TO
RENT HOUSES, APIS. klTch-
ENETTEs, ROOMS AND STORES.
PLEASE LIST YOURS WITH US
FOR SERVICE. iF fou ARE IN
NEED or A FIRST cR SECOND
MORTGAGE TO BUY OR REPAIR
We CAN HELP you. CALL oN
Us. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE
you.
H. {. IARRATT
s73 TFemont ST., RoxbuY
~ z-e347
The guardian., 1952-01-12
Afternoon Film Program. Fill

Afternoon Film Program. Film
Discussion Based on Search for
Happiness. 200 Thurs. Jan II,
Film Discussion. Based on
The Doctor Speaks His Mind and
The Traitor Within. Led by DR..
A. Cooney, chief of the Tumor
Clinic at the New England Medi-
cal Center, and surgeon at Mt.
Auburn Hospital. 500 Thurs,
Ian II
The guardian., 1952-01-12
VETERANS
WORLD WAR II

WORLD WAR II
Both men and women who served
in any Of tho armed services in
World War Two are entitled to
purchase as . home--single, two.
three OF four family houses. II is
necessary fhsf s1-' have an Hon
oEsble piseharS' - been in
the service at r. avs and at
least $500 esst
Money Invested In A Home
Buys Security and Happiness
FOR SALE
ROWLAND ST.-2-family house,
6-S rms, sep. heaters, h.W. floors,
excellent eond., spacious grounds,
reasonable price and terms ar
ranged.
WAkuLLAH ST. - 2-fam. house,
5-s rms, sep. heaters, h.w. floors,
real home, reasonable price, terms
arranged.
"a RUTLAND so.-I4 rooms, z
baths, h.w. heat with oil, kitchen
cite suites, h. and {. water in rms.
Reasonable price and terms. See
Easy Roundtree.
DILWoRTH ST.. , fam. brick,
ass rooms, white sinks, open
plumbing. Rental $4,000. Price
$4,000, $4,000 down.
MAGNOLIA ST. - z fam. house.
SIS room suites. Price $4,000,
$500 down. 6 rooms vacant.
SHERMAN ST. - Z fam, II rms,
bath, sim. hh, h.w. floors, white
sinks. income $40. Price $500.
Reasonable terms.
lzo-I2z INTERVALE ST. - Two
s-fam. brick houses, S-6-e rooms,
sep. heaters. reduced price, SToo
down on each building. balance
same as rent. Go and look al
property and come in and see Easy
Roundtree.
WARREN ST. --- 5 family bFiel
house, excellent income Of Slse
monthly, shows good profit on In
vestment. Price $500. Term
arranged.
se-ss BOWER ST. - 3 FamiI
house, s-6-s rooms, open plumb
ing, sep. heaters income 50,
5 rooms vacant, move in. RI
dueed price. $500 down, pay bs
anee like rent. Can deliver in
days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
JAYCEES URGE ALL
TO REGISTER NOW

Pindcr said that his office IA
open daily from . to and Satur.
days till noon.
Monroe county voters Who are
not sure they registered bach in
1850. and perhaps are confused By
the city election in 1851. should
make absolutely sure they viii moi
be deprived 81 their vote by fail.
ure 10 register. The Only way they
can be sure Is to come in and
cheek with the registration books
"Rcgistraiion f0r the county and
state primary Ia nothing 10 do
with registration for city cleo.
lions pinder stressed.
SO far 60 persons have come 90
the county courthouse and regis.
tered. with al leas, 1000 more ex-
pecied. Dcadline for registration is
April 5. y. M. After that time
citizens cannot vote IN the pri-
mary.
The JayCees are conducting their
Register and Vote" campaign ~
part NJ their program Ia interest
more citizens in the workings n
democracy.
A practical outcome 81 a larg'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16

registration and vote IA that the
county gets more notice from state
and national agencies, public and
private. one official said.
Voters In 1882 do not al realize
that the franchise Ia a hard won
right that men and women have
fought for through the centuries.
ben jailed for. and even died for.
Universal manhood suffrage mi.
nus property qualifications has
ben a slow and recent develop
mcnt. Woman suffrage was won
after the longest Legislative battle
in the history u the United Sitaes.
From 1913 until 1920 when the
18Th amendment was ratified. wo-
men and men campaigned In state
legislatures and congress 10 win
the right 10 vote.
Many citizens. men and women.
are disenfranchised each election
By their failure 20 register. Some
states have Instituted permanent
registration 10 offset this failure.
In others. civic groups such as The
JayCcc and the League ~ Women
Nolers conduct vigorous registra.
tion campaigns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
Gold Star Mothers
To Install Officers
Wednesday Night

The key West chaptcr II the Cold
star mothers viii hold their animal
installation ~ ofsicers ga waInes.
day. February - a 7 % . m. in the
" .MC.A. an Whitehead street.
All patfmsie and veterans arusss.
izsiioas with their auxilisries are
invited 90 attend with their eolnrx.
The following staff II officers viii
BE- Installed
Mrs. Mamde Park Watson. prcsl.
dent: Mrs. Emma Roberts. vice.
president. Mrs. Rachel Sanchcz.
secretary. Mrs. Joyce Demeriis.
treasurer. Mrs. Katie n. Brady.
chaplain. Mrs. Nelia Rohs. color
bearer Mrs. Evageiina Fernan.
dez. bsuner bearer. Mrx. Sarah 70
hcrfs. historian. Mrs. Abrams
SANDS. custodian Il records and
Mrs Mary n Felion. sergeant at.
arms.
The installing ufflcsF wlil he Mrs
Reginald Gosifrey. national vice,
president ~ the God star Mothers
The enllre prugFam viii lw an
uofnccd later
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16

Cor four ED whsses. The howl wss
then held uDut6e down over this
reporters heod whl1e Mr.. Deal
showed thnl Ne egg whites were
really stiff. While ~ reporter en-.
pssctcd IN egg xAampuo moments.
rily. Iloweyer. no(king hnupsned.
The compony woe thea served an.
Sci food cske bohed b. h1r. Dsl.
snd . hiuhes. hghaer. more deb.
eious eakc vas sever made. They
we're also presented win . recip
sci food eake. win the hopes that
sll present Would make many an.
SCI cakes with Ne rev No. 10 mix.
master.
cnpsss prcseas Il ne dinner In.
cImI1o1: Mr.. snd Mrs. nslph SPUR.
iock. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yates. Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Romeso III. NV.
Petiis. Charles Pierce. Ray Iiros.
u Miami. Jack key a Ray Bros.,
E.s. "Spsrky" Brvxn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frsnk Johnson. 11rS. Harriets
showers wllsoa. Mr. sn6 Mrs. WIN.
Freeman. Ray Greene. william n.
MeCrea. Cilbert a. MekiIly. DC.
Morsno. Kathryn Lave. Margaret
Y. wsllons. Mrs. Vim. Herfurth.
Mrs. Merton Deal and Mrs. Gladys
arhnun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
FoA"siers Day Il
Ciren BY Harris
School PTA Crovsr

The founding II the Nsilonsl
Congress n =. r. A. orranIzsiioas
WAS celebrated a she nsrris
School =. 7. A. meeting this wsek
and tribute paid % the fountcr.
Mrs, Alice Mcclellan nirney and
eo.founder Phoebe Appersou
Hearst
A pageant. ''parenfs VIA q
Purpose was presented With ~
following members participolInr:
Mrs. Virginia Key. Mrs. rrHn
Wells. Mrs. Gloria Ilancoek. ~
Norma Dspp and Mrs. Dorothy
knoulns.
A Cub scout Pack viii Be spon.
sored b. the Harris v. r. A. Com.
miiiee members appointed ~ lead
eFx are Clovis Claxson. Louis hob.
erts and Ceorge Campbell.
Room eo,lnt Mas Won b. Mrs.
Elna March. iourth Grade. snf
Mrs. kuby Order. third grade
teachers.
A dnor prize was presented -
Mrs. Thelma Watkins.
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In Agreement

WASHINGTON r. - prrnislenf
Truman and nsu Philippine Am.
hassaeur CarloS y Ramulo agrre
the United states and The ISLANDS
ere dependcnf on one anolher Coz
military. poliiieai and economic
ssrvngth.
That was the crux ~ statements
the tao made Friday when he
President aeeepfed Romulos GRE.
aeutinls
The rhllippine ambassador said
close ties between has eountrY and
the 4. = are - basic require.
msnt~ in hutfresxing the security
II the tree woFld lsgainst Commu
nisml ihroagh the ceeperstise II
forts a peoples 1t lac nind and
interest
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sCIiREIBER
Continued from Page onel


the Navy Charity Carnival 90,
underway. The first night ~ the
Carnival drew an estimated $500
celcbrants. with last nights az.
tendance being even greater.
Since tonight Is the Carnival's
closing night II Is anticipated
that even larger crowds win at
tend the carnival when the
drawings take place. The entire
cement ramp al the Seaplanc
Base, adjacent to the Hangar will
be available foe parking Of auto
mobiles. and there will be suf.
ficient room Tor any number of
cars. A group Of white-helmeied
Marines are efficiently handling
parking and traffic al the Sea-
plane Base.
Everyone In Key West. civil.
ians and military, Is invited 10
attend.
An Of the booths and conces.
sions al the Navy Charity Car
nival are operated BY officers,
enlisted men and their wives.
and civilian employees Of the
Naval Base. No one profits from
the Carnival EXCEPT charity. Az
ter the final accounts are in. ell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16

The Incompatible Snowman.
Jack Clarke. whose most recent
stage success was has outstanding
performances in the Key West Play
ers recent hit show. Born Nesser.
day" Is director and one of the
principal artists a lhe Minstrel.
Following the pattern established
BY old.,ime shows of this type. the
Lions Club performance viii In
clude variety acts and skits a. well
as the Minstrel chorus. end men.
interlocuior. and all the other ap.
purtenances of a real Minstrel
show.
The Lions themselves will fill
most Of the spots Of the show using
such talented members "A Walter
Burns. Cecil carbonnell. stewart
Whiting. and many others. some
exceptionally able outside talent
viii also be used.
The whole performance promises
TO he an outstanding accomplish.
inent.
Opening night for the Minstrel
SHOW Is February n with showings
also on February - and March /.
The place IL The Key West High
School auditorium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
Fair Trade
Prices Opposed

WASHINGTON R-Thc National
Grange has expressed opposition
10 fair trade" price laws which
u says maintains high profits for
The mideieman.
Lloyd c. IIalvorson. an econo.
mist representing tine farm group.
told the house judiciary subcom.
mittee on monopoly Friday I'VE
do not believe IN laws that FIX .
wider margin than composition
would set. !"
Herbert Levy. Baltimore aitor.
ney representing the Maryland
Pharmaceutical Association. tesii.
fed that fair trade" laws deter.
red monopoly and kept the inde-
pendent Businessman alive and IN
competition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
So YEARS AGO

N&E4 hH" fa&t W*f
representative IT the following
organizations
The Fleet Reserve Association.
n ~ Mcczlla Camp No. 5
uswv. DAv Chapter No. ~.
WV Auxiliary Unit Ne. 1911.
WV posf No. 5aii. Arthur Saw
yer Po~t No. %. American -.
xson Auxii,sry ard Arthur Saw
yer Post No ~. Aueri<an r..
gion.
Mrx Rsgln@ld Godfrey. Ma
sionsl Vice President ~ tn Cold
Star Mothers was present 81 the
ceremonies making . fs1 re-
marks and placed . memorial
from that orsaqixstion on the
monument
Taps were playei by ttse high
school bard and the ceremony
wss concluisd with IN ioweTina
u lhe FLAG by the ksy West
Guard II Honor and q henedsr-
tan ~ James y. Sinclair u ne
Honor Gusrd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
Nem Mix Masters
Demonstrated By
Sunbeam agent


All ~ che Key West retail mer,
chants who sell Sunbeam Mixmss.
tiers. were treated 10 . steak din.
ner Thursday evening Al Raul's
restaurant out on the Boulevard.
by the Sunbeam people. The pur-
pose of the dinner was q general
get-togeiher IL merchants. and
their wives. and SO that Y. J,
Deal. sunbeam representative,
could present the new Number
Ten 1852 Mixmaster 20 dealers and
acquaint them with rs new feaiur'
es
Along the wall in full view of the
guests was a table with five new
Mixmasiers. each set up for differ.
eni duties. the center one set up
with q timer that permitted \ u
90 ON and of al regular intervals.
Mr.. Deal showed the guests . chart
with the Mixmasters from 1900 20
the present time. The model devils.
ed In 1893 was surprisingly like that
which they have today IN appear.
ance. bat lbs mechanical features
were much inferior.
Today'x ncu Miner has beslers
of different shapes. night and icfs.
81 that every little nook and Granny
around the howl In which inxredi.
go ...3.s&4 49, A. $500 A.. a.