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GROCERY HFoRH
GROCERY GTORN

GROCERY STORE
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24s
WIDOW MUST SELL
SMALL-VACANT
GASOLINE STATION
AND REAL ESTATE
LOCATED AT
46th and DEANE AVE. NE.
SEE 1T TODAY"
HARRY 7. FRIEDMAN
REALTOR-RE. 1850
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HOME WITH INCOME
a, .diYsh h..s AND ccSd,.!. codt, HD ..ISE1 AEEA' and
YurSishsd, sscsllsht inscini.
Myrtle A. Weadof1 Co.
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHRD
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sos
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Evening star., 1952-02-24

Michigan Park Vicinity
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per mo. Call ST. 1895 or DI. 1906:
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Directions: Out N. II. ave,
past University lane lLang.
Icy Park shopping center)
TO Quebec left on Quebec 10
i2th ave-, right on i2th TO
open house.
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1877 independence Ave. Sc, AT, f764
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JEWELRY u uiTT BAR
Vie, Tel ee,, 18th 81, NV,
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BEAUTY SALON

BEAUTY SALON
Nearby VA; rent, $3.50, .incl. livins
Mr. MShartsEs; H,s;va Tst F,i qRiss nts operators.
Myrtle A. Weadol1 Co. :
fions D. C,, nearby Nd. and Va.
Terms can be arranged. ME. 664O,
94OO MONTHLY
POSSIBLE SPARE TIME
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MANAGER WANTED
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1siS sheITxR IHTxxRTT22RD RT22 ST. NV. Mn.
rms. 9 baths; coal h;;y.h;; built.in
sIhooPPpiih,s, CHURCHES; h.;n etc. MICHAEL. !.
TsREE:sToRy pEIck. restsaran.
rms. and bath; gas hot-watsr heat.
For all, SIS, 900 An excellent IN
tiER RRSb mhSvlN}s' Yrs. si6,aB5-
apts.; oil h.-w.h.; $500 monthly In
come A real money .triaker. M, M.
NORTHERN Df SS42. 81. 1852.
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rT0R's CORNER In flns res

DlbUTUHb CVWNEw IN my Tebi-
dential section! 9fice suite .enn
ether street street hass ! bsdr;coinss bsdir;Moninnss IA gM
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brick gatAse, Supervised playground
tpst q few steps away. EXCELLENT
Der SsG, t00i make Your 0litf, pres.
enl hrst trust NJ 1000 payable
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on GRO WASH, UNIV. CAMPUS, In
hll assured heInhb0Fh9od, WeIisbullt
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DINING ROOM

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The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

Jst plain old cold water, or can
. connected onto the hot and
old wafer pipes II you have n.
While on the subject Of water,
lis Amazing machine will do q
smplsts wssherfvII Of clothes,
ashsd and rinsed full three
mes. on only n to 80 gallons Of
Fater, depending on the weight
,f the load. II also used but one
vpfvl Of soap or detergent per
sad.
Overseas Radio and Appliance
Company has these wonderful
lsw Thor washers and are offer.
ts you . generous trade in al.
,wsnee on your old worRovt
,est Up washer plus en- easy de-.
erred payment plan that allows
you TO pay ss you play. after
washing the easy Thor way.
+ + \
More excerpts from "Neithe
Birds Nor Bees"
I'm not at all sure grandmothe
was overcautious when she said
''Never kiss a boy you wouldn't b,
willing to marry" You might NEE
him again, someday, with you
husband in tow.
= r r
More back 70 school news frem
Ideal Toss.
The beautiful new clothes are
coming from ihs East Coast, the
West Coast, Texas (svh), Mi.
ami-and practically oil over.
For pure, sheer variety and the
latest in dress for the daughter.
slaeks and shirts for fhe son, you
only have to travel to the corner
Of Sovthard and Dvval to the
Ideal Toss Store.
Yesterday ! saw . big blue
box bvlsins with eolorfvl rvffIed
things. A peek inside leall me
Pandora. ! can't resist closed
boxes) showed smart waffle
piqvs dresses. They were the
famous Mltxi-as advertised in
Life" Magazine land now the
citizsnl. These were ruffIed ~
the hem and Of bright vivid
green Or coral.
The old fashioned calieos with
the tiered full skirts and the
shirred lasiex waists are quaint
and cute too. APPLY labeled
"Pretty Girl" by Jean Bur.
raine, whose pictured face is on
each label. BY the way, take
notice that Jean closely ressm.
bles our own WilheImins Harvey,
who is talented In another way.
Jean BvrVsin also makes .
dark plaid sinsham dress with
dsmvre yoke rvfflsd with yards
Of white embroidered ersandy.
am beginning 10 think back to
sehesl might become quite thrill.
ling for our young misses.
4 Il 4
Just read in a certain magazine
Of foolproof test to ascertain Il
you're antisocial: When the baby
sitter arrives and you're about tc
take off for a party, do you ever
wish you could stay home ant
read and play the phonograph? Dc
you envy the baby-sitter? Their
why not pay her to go to the party
and stay home yourself? (Prob,
ably she'd be a greater success
there anyhow.
Well now / have a theory, you
can stop reading right here if you
think I'm wrong. This guy is one
Of the following: Anti.social as he
said, he's been to a party like
this before. he's just plain tired. OF
he's too darned old to be going out
anyhow.
h 4 Il
Hair dessn't squeak when II
needs oil, but . regular lvhries.
tlon with penaid's special oil
treatment will make u shine.
4 + +
Well what do you know, time t.
pack up the notebook again fol
the week end. Hope you hav,
been taking the good advice W.
have been dishing on saving b,
buying, and saving yourself BY
buying early. See you around on
Monday, Shop Hopping that is.
n-(Advt.l
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Players Plan
Picnic Or
More Hi-Jinks
AT The Barn

Put on your old gray bonnet, and
,ick up your favorite volume of
one acters because the Barn Thea
tire Workshop group is off to the
beach by the old Martello Towers
on Saturday evening at 6 to enjoy
q picnic supper and read one act
plays for the next Workshop pro-
duction to be presented at the old
red Barn the end of this month.
Everyone Is invited and if you
plan to attend please phone 16-M
after $3.50 pm. tonight.
The Players are constantly in
search of new talent, and new
talent, and new plays too. So if
you have one act play you think
would amuse everyone and at the
same time challenge the ability of
the participants, come on out; be-
sides the Players always put on a
good feed, and you'd better be-
lieve it!
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
George F. Jensen
Is Commissioned

Camp Gordon, Georgia George
Frederick Jensen, son of Mr.. Viii
liam r. Jensen of 925 Ea,on ST.,
Key West, was one of IS cadets
awarded his reserve commission
as Signal Corps second lieuten
ant here July 81. 1t. Jensen has
just completed six weeks of com
prehensive training with the Signal
Corps Reserve Training Corps at
Camp Gordon.
Major General George l. Back,
Chief Signal Officer of the Army,
officiated at the Signal Corps en-.
campment's closing ceremonies.
Lauding the 1000 cadets on their
brilliant showing during exhaustive
field operations, General Back re-
minded the future officers of their
responsibilities as commissioned
representatives Of American armed
might.
Later, presenting deserved CON-
missions to IS eligible candidates
he expressed conviction that these
men would be a credit to the high
st military traditions.
While engaged in Signal Corps
training at the recently completed
ROTC camp, 1t. Jensen received
instruction with all types of COM
munications equipment. Before be-
ing commissioned he demonstrated
his ability to install, operate, and
take command of radio networks
adequate for serving five divisions.
Brigadier General Robert A. Will
ard, Commanding General of the
signal Corps Training Center, in
troduced General Back to the as
semblage, and assisted in honoring
outstanding cadets with special
awards.
The cadets were commended for
their outstanding devotion to duty
during the summer camp by Colo
mel Robert H. McAteer, Deputy
Camp Commander.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Cmdr Bvme Emtevtaims
Christian Science GROUP

cmdr. R. W. Byrnes, USN (Ret,,
entertained The Christian Science
Monitor Club last evening at his
home, COZ Southard St.
He arranged program entitled
"A Night In China" Travelogue
films taken by the retired naval
officer carried his audience on a
complete tour of the Far East.
Scenes included the departure
from San Francisco aboard a Navy
Transport, a brief stop-over in Ho-
nolulu, and then on to Manila, Hong
Kong, Shanghai and North China
ports.
Preceding the showing of the
film, Cmdr. Byrnes addressed the
gathering briefly concerning Chi
nese culture. He traced the reli.
gious significance that is expressed
in various Chinese 'objets dart.
illustrating his talk with selections
from his own valuable collection
of museum pieces.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Coming EUents
'RIDAY. AUGUST g.

RIDAY AUGUST g.
Ft. Taylor owe. luncheon a
Fl. Taylor. Hospitality even
sponsored by Retired Off
GERS Wives group to gree
newcomers. 1890 p. m.
Fern Chapter, No. 81, Order oi
Eastern Star, Scottish Rite
Temple, s p. m.
ATURDAY, AUGUST g.
Youth for Christ Rally, Flem.
ing Street Methodist Church
7:30 p. m.
TURDAY, AUGUST s.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
street Methodist Church. 72s
Fleming street. 1880 pm.
Youth Center dance, Wesley
house, 1880 pm.
MONDAY, AUGUST IL
Meeting, Circle III, First pces
byterian Church, home of
Mrs. F. T. Turner. 8 p. m.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority, San
Carlos School, 8 p. m.
Anchor Lodge No. 1872. Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 p. m.
Key West Art and Historical
Society, 8 p. m. Martello
Towers.
DeMolay Mothers Circle, st
Paul's Parish Hall, 7:30 p. m.
Wesleyan Service Guild, VS..
C.S. of First Meth dist
Church, annex, 7:30 p. m.
Gold Star Mothers, VIEW. Post
Home, z p. m.
IESDAY, AUGUST 12-
Circle l. First Presbyterian
Church, 8 p. m, home of
Mrs. Charles Landen, l64-C
Poinciana.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah
Lodge No. a.. knights of
Pythias Hall, 8 p. m.
ZX-1l o VIC. coffee, 10 a. m,
Aeropalms
Southernmost Pistol and Rifle
Club, Legion Post Home, 8
p. m.
W.S.C.S. of First Methodist
Church.
Youth for Christ Bible Study.
Methodist Church, 729 Flem-
ing street, 1880 p. m.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
LOurdes CastrO's
Birthday Party
National Studio Photo

On Monday, August 4th, little
Miss Lourdes Castro celebrated
her 9th birthday with party Civ
en- her by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Feliciano Castro in the yard
Of their home 311 Elizabeth st.
Refreshments of ice cream,
sandwiches, colored frosted cakes,
candies, and sodas we're served.
The yard was gayly decorated
with streamers of pastel colored
crepe paper and white bells of as
sorted sizes.
The young miss sat proudly with
her birthday cake at a small de-
corated table among her guests
opening her numerous gifts.
Those attending were: John
Zinn Roberts; Lee Castro; Stan
Singleton; Linda Castro; Ronnie
and Rebecca Clark; Brenda, Dean
ne, Franklin and Peggy Curry:
Rick Alan Cushman; Bobbie, April
and June Ellen Menendez; Donald,
Richard and Cheryl Curry; Joan,
Diane and Dennis Key; Mary TIE.
fesa Signarelli; Marsha Francine
Sawyer; Nancy and Nelson lamar.
do; Nancy Moreno; Alicia Curry;
Sheila and Gail Munro; Julian
Barrios, Jr.; Robert and Steve
Watson; Everette and Felix Imar
Font, Suzanna Fernandez; Chris
Ann and Lynn Fideledey; Anita
Jimenez; Brenda and Myrna
Smith; Tony and Patricia Alvarez;
Earl and Bruce Garcia; Dennis
Alvarez; Aida Maria Martinez;
Mario Rolo Jr.; Juanito Calleja;
Anita Esquinaldo; Magali and
Santiago Barros; Sandra johnson:
David Holcomb; Joseito Veliz:
Mercedeta Ruiz; Freddie Rodri.
gueH; Harace Valdez; Linda Lee
and Charles Moody, Jr.; Johnny
and Jimmy Steadman; Benjamin
and Michael; Bobbie George;
Mesdames; Margaret Calleja; lisa
bel Ruiz; Mary Moreno; Juanita
veliz; Mary Signorelli; Ruby
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Infant Death Rate
Still Too High

Jacksonville. Fla.-Florida has
made notable progress in reducing
its infant death rate. but there is
still long way to 60 before the
number of babies who S6ccumb
during their first year of life is
pushed to its irreduceable mini
mum, says the Florida State Board
of Health.
Cooperation between the medical
profession, hospitals and public
health workers has helped to ach-
ieve this reduction in deaths and
will continue to lower the rate still
further, in the opinion of DR.. James
L. Wardlaw, Jr., acting director
of the state health agency's Bureau
Of Maternal and Child Health.
'Since 1884, when Florida's in
FAINT mortality rate per 1000 live
births was 6s.1, notable improve
ment has been shown" DR.. Ward
law stated.
''For instance, during 1851, the
infant mortality rate for the first
year of life was 1871, less than
.ialf what it was IS years ago.
Encouraging as that Is, the
fact still remains that Florida is
still tagging slightly behind the
rate of 28.S for the entire United
States. We certainly cannot be sat
isfied as long as we are tagging
behind the national average as
far as infant mortality rates are
concerned.
I'VE might point out, however,
that our mortality rate of 27.0 for
white infants is slightly better than
the average for the nation as a
whole. A substantially higher infan,
death rate of 4S.4 for Negroes runs
our state average more than four
points higher than the national
average.
"The Negro infant death rate has
been cut in half during the years
since 1884, but it still remains
significantly higher than the aver
age for white infants"
Factors contributing TO the de-
cline in Florida's infant mortality
rates include the formation Of
special maternal and infant care
committees by the Florida Medical
Association and by several of the
county medical societies: increas-
ed care by private physicians; the
establishment Of clinic in
Jackson Memorial Hospital In
Miami, which operates as a ser.
vice agency for south Florida and
a training project for the whole
state; extension Of the public health
program, which now covers all
but two Of the states 81 counties:
the postgraduate training Of doe.
ior--nurSe teams" in the care
Of the premalurely born, and the
improvement and extension of ser.
vices provided by Florida's hos.
pitals and physicians.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Miss Can.cin0
Visits Key Vest

Miss Marta Camcine, uiece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell. 3
Polash St., is visiting them for q
few weeks.
This is Miss Camcino's first Wis.
it in nine years to Key WeNt and
she is enjoying meeting old fidends
and making the acquaintance Of
new ones.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Mrs. E. L. .Snend

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Snead, clerk Of
the Security Department, is leav.
ing the Key West area to return
with her husband Sam Snead, sos,
USN, who is receiving his dis.
charge from the Fleet Sonar Sch.
ool.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

Serving cold boiled beef and a
vegetable salad for a summer
supper? Then accompany the
beef with a sauce of thick sour
cream seasoned with salt, pre-
pared mustard, and grated horse
radish.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
hBl % 7 % 8


vls.eV Msnvsi Vargas
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Vargas Of
lois Watson ST. (rearl. parents Of
q son, Victor Manuel Vargas. born
August s. 1852. The baby weighed
8 pounds and / ounces.
Can~r-S take TO atLactiv.
garnishes. Fer fish or meat
spreads use hsrd-cooked egg
yolks mashed through a sieve.
circles or stars cut from pimento.
SlIvsrS " cooked bssts. finely
diced green pepper. slices Of
plmento stuffed olives tiny
picked onions, or finely chopped
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
.CONCH
CHOWDER
BY Pierre DvvsI and Jim Cobb

Thees week, we are take ovel
zee dutees as zee guest colyumnists
for la belle Dorothy Raymer while
she makes zee vacation. (Raymer
was spotted in the company of top
flight dancer Chandra Caly in
Tony Pastors Miami. Oo-la.la }
And what q pleasure eet eez-our
first assignment is too greet zee
125 Cuban school teachers-most of
them female at the Navee Station.
We 60 to zee dock, but VOLTA, zee
customs men, they would not let
us to 60 on zee boat. We have to
talk to zee gals wiz five foot of
water separate us. A real handi.
cap-even for a frenchman. So
while the customs men, they look
through the bags of the teachers
we converse with them. Allors, we
find one who talks zee franchise.
She say to US, 1--WE 60 to zee San
Carlos there" So we get in car. Eet
eez like zee Saucer that flies" or
a Paris taxi--the car of the Citi-
zen. But somezing, she 60 era
zee-we wait for two hours and no
la belle femmes. We 60 back to
zee Navee base and the customs
men they still look through zee
trunks. We 60 to La Concha and
Do zee waiting. Finalamente we
hear that zee teachers, they have
gone to zee statue in zee parque
to make wiz zee speech. We 60 to
look at zee pictures and to a cafe
b eat the food. Then to the San
Carlos, where at last, the school
teachers await. Pierre, he suggest
a moonlight, swim, zee wine and
zee soft music, but alas--zee tea.
chers they get on the bus and they
60 to Miami--to zee bright lights.
Maybe Raymer will get the story
there.
Anna Clare Topmiller left for
three year stay in Key West. Ac-
tive in the Key West Players,
"Top" bids fond EAU Revoir" to
her friends on the rock.
Navy man Lou B. Souza, Jr. re-
quested a last "Claire de Lune"
before leaving for Boston and was
soothed by Betty Grant, in B.
sharp: 81 Won't Cry Any More"
(Now dig that9
Eddy Miller, fresh in from a
Mexico City vacation was discuss.
ing the bullfights with raconteur
Bias Sanchez when he got his no
menclenture just little mixed.
Seems he had the picadors tagged
"stickadors". Hale, hearty and
1untanned, Eddy reported a plea
SAINT stay south of the border (or
across the gulf. Missed Yggy Car
bonell by one day at Acapulco.
Jim and Faye Mac Andrews are
due in this week after a four week
vacation trip to Rhode Island.
This being the seeson for vaca.
tons, Ginger (A.D.T. de Gingras)
ex-Citizen Society editor on a
weeks relief from her duties on the
Society desk of a Washington dai
ly, is back in her old haunts.
Lovely Jaxon (I'm in The Mood
For Love- is in the groove for our
new composition, Love For Sail
ors"-for which she writes the ly
RIGS.
Captain Joe Santini of Dry Tor
tugas is feeling clipper again aft.
er going under the knife at the
Naval Hospital.
Ed Gibson and our own Susan
dcAvoy. recognized leaders in the
rocks spear fishing brigade seen
nunching "cheeseburger" at the
Caribe on Tuesday night?
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The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

For 4 summer luncheon salad.
hollow cut tomatoes af.d flll with
3 mixture Of cooked kidney
beans, diced celery. pickle relish
ana enough mayonnalse 10 moist
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

When teen-agerS entertain at a
porch party they'll like a fruit
juice beverage and doughnuts
topped with a chocolate frosting.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

Metzzer; Wini Rose Fideledey;
Rosa Jimenez; Rita Munro; Jose
'hine Sawyer; Tina Jamard; Er
'estine Martinez; Luz Maria Font;
dercedes Fernandez; Giselda AL
Iarez; Esmeralda Alvarez; Gloria
Garcia; Patria Calleja; Amelia
1olcomb; Grace Steadman; Emil,
ia Curry; Rosita Esquinaldo; Rose
P. Rolo; and Angelina Valdez.
Prizes were won by Miss Mer.
,edes Ruiz and Master Freddie
Rodriguez. The children played
'ames and records and an enjoya.
lie time was had by all.