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Evening star., 1952-04-20
By Kite Turmoil

Does time, like the dates yor
wish could last forever. vanish
too soon sometimes? Are you
often so late that others must
wait or worry about you? Dc
your slowdowns, at headlines, dis
turb your friends and family:
Especially. if you are overdue
home, after a date?
There are ways in which you
can learn to control your teen
time and use the clock as your
ally. Sample:
When Marjorie reached her
18th birthday, her dad and
mother decided to celebrate with
this plan:
From now on, won't wait up
for you, or try to stay awake to
listen for you, if dad and I hap
pen to want to 60 on to sleep,
earlier" Majorie's mother prom
IiSed. Before your date arrives
we will set the clock for the time
at which we expect you to be
back. Then we will leave the
clock in the front hallway If you
return on time, you turn off the
alarm. If you are late, the alarm
will ring and then I will be awake,
watching for. you"
That works, every time, for
Evening star., 1952-04-20

important engagement. If you are
excited, things can go wrong anc
there you are trying to redo hail
or makeup or answer a last-Sec.
ond phone call.
Before a date. complete your
grooming before you attempt any
extras. Do not borrow" time to
catch up on letter. writing OF
draWer-cleaning; finish the first
things, the must -dones first
before you try to "steal' time
from those who must wait for you
To make it your habit to be
prompt will make you more popu-
lar. This is the silent, courteous
way to say II like you and con-
slider this a date worth keeping. n
"The girl should be ready when
the boy calls for her." boys say
"You feel awkward if you have to
sit aroud alone with her family. y
"The boy should be there, on
the dot" girls answer back. "The
minute he's late you get anxious
II the family frets and bets he
won't show up that really gets
you."
In order to make time, for what
ever really counts, it is helpful to
Get up first call, mornings. Don't
make the alarm clock or family
work overtime while you pretenc
to be sleeping. You can't rest, hon.
estly. that way. Don't waste tim,
on outgrown interests or pointles.
doings. You have as much time a:
any one every day you live. It..
what you do with it that makes
you "tick."
Evening star., 1952-04-20
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

John is Is, and wants to use
the family automobile.
MY father won't let me-" he
complains. He says adolescents
are irresponsible and have no
business driving cars. He likes
to talk about "teenicide, which,
according to him, is the killing
Iof people by teen-agers. He
claims the reason insurance rates
on automobiles have gone up in
recent years is because too many
teen-agers are driving. He says
he needs the car for his own use:
yet it stands in the garage all
day because he goes to work on
the bus. I think I have a right
to use the family car. Don't you
agree with me?"
Recently I attended a parent
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Turn Off That Alarm Clock!

Marjorie and her parents. II
makes Majorie clock conscious
If. ever. she discovers that she
must be late. because of slow
service at a hamburger stand. OF
because of real car trouble, Mar
jorie can phone her mother to
explain. At the time the clock
is due to ring. or earlier, never
after she is expected home.
Rarely is this necessary, be-
cause Marjorie and her dates
think this is a great idea and are
glad to cooperate. It increases
your feeling of independence and
responsibility. Something you
might want to try out in later
teens. if your parents are willing.
Marjorie and her mother have
worked out another copy-worthy
plan for correct social timing dur
ing home-dateS. ITO have to re-
mind you aloud, or call you aside,
to tell you the boy should be leav-
ing is embarrassing" Mother fig
ured. 80, whenever I do notice
you are losing track of time, I'll
set the alarm, to ring in my bed
room. That way. you'll know that
you should take your cuesand tell
the boy to be on his way"
Also clock-setting can help you
to be ready for dates. Set the
alarm to ring, at the time you
should drop everything to gel
ready. II you are inclined to be
5 or 10 or Is minutes late, often
set the alarm that much sooner.
Allow some leeway. before any
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Younester Should Have
Chance to Prove AbiIitv
Modern MurriuQe

Seacher meeting in which high
school students and their parents
were discussing common prob
lens. John. One man almost blew
a fuse-as you boys would put
it-aS he talked about how ire
sponsible the younger generation
is. and how they can't be trusted
in the front seat of an automobile
Finally. one of the youngsters
addressed him: Il don't mean
to be impertinent, sir, but I
would like to ask, did you your
self ever get a ticket from a
traffic cop?"
The man turned red. Finally
he managed a Sickly grin and re-
piled. "The fact is I've got one
IN my pocket right now. Here
it is," and he held it up.
He was a good enough sport to
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Date!

Monday, April n:
UNCHE EON FASHION
SHOW. staged by Jelleff's S,
l pm, Mayflower Hotel
Lounge. Sue Boteler, COM
mentating.
Tuesday, April u:
DIMINUTIVE SHOWING,
informally, II to 5 pm;
feature showings, 1880 and
2::30. Misses dresses, third
floor, main building. Wood
ward & Lothrop's.
Wednesday. April q:
FUR CONVERSION CLIN-
&c, showing how your old
fur coat can become the
basis of a new wardrobe by
Transforming it into a tai
lored fur-lined costume.
Morris Schwartz of Career
Girl Originals will be at
Woodward & Lothrop's
with full particulars. For
NAL showing at $3.50, tea
room. seventh floor. main
building.
Thursday, April "a:
WASHIN G TON PARTY
luncheon show. Shoreham
Hotel, l pm. Mrs. Glad
stone Williams in charge.
Blue Room.
LANSBURGH'S, 2::30 and
6 pm, showing of a half
hour featuring Pretty
Fashions at Pretty Prices"
Marie Petyo, commentat-
ing. Junior dress depart
ment.
Friday, April IS:
l. U N G HI E ON FASHION
SHOW, staged by Jelleff's,
Palladian Room, l pm,
Shoreham Hotel.
SIX FASHIONS AT SIX,
Mayflower Hotel Lounge, 6
pm.
Saturday, April 26:
SEVENTEEN Magazine as
siSts in the Career Confer
ence held by Woodward &
Lothrop in their Bethesda
Chevy Chase store auditori-
um. Formal showings at
2 and 4 pm.
KENNETH IT'S CHI E r
showing Of spring fashions.
Informally II to 5 pm. and
feature showings at 1880
and 2:30 in the sports
wear department, third
floor, main building, Wood
ward & Lothrop's.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

join in the laughter, and this
brought the whole meeting down
to brass tacks. Suppose you and
I begin there, John. You speak
of your right" to use the car.
l think rights are limited by will
ingnesS to accept the RESPONSE
bility that goes with them. You
want the privileges, but are you
willing to take the corresponding
obligations? That's a necessary
training for citizenship in any
self-governing country-or fam
lily.
Are you willing to take good
care of the car? Are you willing
to keep it washed and inspected
in exchange for occasional use of
it? Or do you want all the privi-
leges but none of the RESPONSE
bilities of car owner?
Evening star., 1952-04-20

DRESS TIPS Belt will find that their better
the buckle shifted about four
ta oeng worn In the center Wearing the kind Of
oC IN your tie ruin the collars
Tie Windsor knot with collar small
knot with the widespread STYLE the
FO1BLES: Jerry Lewis shirts embroidered Boy
star Yu Bynner, King of Siam and ex-circus acrobat
unlmbers for his role THE King T. pusups
before curtain time His record muscular
ODD ITEMS: Romantic money Venezuela
Love letters for half postagf they're ncoed
envelopes The giving and of of gloves
once considered binding in business deal last
the State Conservation Department burned three feathers
short OF fuel? No. they meeting the dadne
law conscating wdbrd feathers originally collected
swomens hats
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Stag Lines:
BY Bert Rochornch

FASHION, The decline really over Newest
trend to restore the oftogotten popularity the
doubepurpoe sweater
PERSONALS Albert Wdman of the countrys Jockeys
whistles tunes to his Movie Star John
uo was once attered and amused by being
oesSeo list and worstdresSed list less than
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wings the simulated search and
rescue mission held in the Naples
area June Pop.
AS a part OF the group taking
part IN the exercise which lnClud-
cd Air Force and Naval units. Col
lier County Civil Defense UNITS
and Seminole Indians the local
contingent tower and metc0rologl-
ca! station, participated IN air
searches and aided IN the setting
up Of the camp.
During the three day operation
group Of local cadets were TAX
en- some sixty miles INTO the Ever
glades 70 simulate a dow ned air
craft The cadet cleared the area
and spread Identification panels ON
the ground until their discovery
four hours later by searching par
ties
A group Of CAP officers from
Key We were amous the group
which sighted the ISIS Amblrlack
Is she appeared to land group
Of sabateugs" as part If the ma
ncuyeTs.
Those making the trip included
Captain c 49, Sheppard Cauau
Gf4ran Er-ra ~ u ISL ...s
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PLAYERS Party
Plans Completed
For Saturday

Plans for the Key " 5 I
Players supper and scavanger hunt
have been completed. the commit
tee for the party TO be given Sat
urday night at the Barn Theatre
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ske
wis.
Ham, baked beans, salad, water
melon, iced tea and other hotwea-
Their food will be served beginning
at six pm. Cold drinks and beer
will be available
AT 7.45 a charade of a we'll
known play will be presented by
members of the committee. Party
gOerS may divide into groups and
then they guess the title Of the
play-charade, will be given their
clue sheets and begin the scaven-
ger hunt. The first group or lndi-
Vldual to bring back the list Of
items named will receive a prize
and it's a nice one.
The time limit for the hunt Is ten
0 clock. After that the dancing and
fun will continue at the Barn.
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KIWA\IS CLUB
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West Ministerial association last
week which was the pioneer organ
izati0n.
Tonight Sidney Aronovitz, secre-
tary of the Key West Kennel Club,
owners of the track, will address
the JayCees which voted against
the track last Wednesday night
Tomorrow, Aronovitz will address
the Rotary club at its noon meet
ing.
Father Armfield said:
Il welcome any debate on the
subject. | think it's right for pro-
ponents as well as opponents Of
the track to have their say. The
public should hear both sides of
the question "
The KiWanis club will have
Father Armfield as its liason man
with the coordlnating committee,
since he is a member of the club
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extra claSSrooms. cafetoriun., rest
rooms. a new principles office.
Even So. the quarter of million
dollar JOB is hardly expected to
take care Of mucn more than the
ever FLOW of last year students.
Should there be a sharp increase
OF school age children, the county
viii still be faced with inadequate
space,
The opening Of SigSbee Park IN
It's has concentrated a large num-
Der of children toward the nor
lhern tip Of the island. These
youngsters viii 80 to the Poinci-
ana School At the same time.
there is no apparent decrease in
enrolment at other schools In
town since new families are con-
st3n0y moving IN.
Citer Business
The School Board decided 10 adj
1crtisc for bids 10 provide extra
cI5>>rooms in four other schools.
These bids win be opened at a
meeting to be held July %.
Work to he accomplished by the
successful bidder viii include:
Provide two "demountable' or
portable type classrooms at
Harris School and one at Douglass
School
Add permanent type classroomS
TO Reynolds street school
Partition the present general
purpose room at the sue Moore
School into two claSsrooms.
Taxes
No change lr the millage rate is
expected during the coming year
4 school budget will be prepared
next month and presented 10 the
Tallahassee office on or before Au-
gust /
( Resolution $40 was unanimously
passed last nght authorizing Sup
crlnlendent O'Bryaut to make fin.
a amendments To the budget to
clear up minor expenditures.
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Fifth Office
Air Conditioned
AT Courthouse

Five out of eight offices at the
County Courthouse are now air
conditioned, leaving only the Sher-
iff, Supervisor of Registration and
County Clerks office in their ma
tural state
Latest office to get artlficlally
cooled is that of Howard Wilson
Tax Collector. His three new win
dow coolers were turned on today
for the first time. The County
Commission chambers are air con
ditioned, but are only used for
meetings of that body The court
room on the second floor is not air
conditioned because its size would
make the cost Of air cooling pro-
hibitive, ii is said
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Capt. Sears And Family
Enjoy Hospitality Here

Capt. and Mrs. Joseph 10th en-
tertained Capt. and Mrs. H. E.
Sears with their four children at a
luncheon Tuesday at the 10th
home on Whitehead street, the old
Ernest Hemingway residence.
Capt. Sears is the commanding
officer of the Siboney, aircraft
carrier now in the Key West area
The Sears children are Joseph,
IT; Mary Jane Is; Edward, 10, and
John talmost) six years old.
The visitors have been stopping
at the Key Wester and enjoying
the pool there as well as ocean
swimming, fishing excursions and
sight seeing. They are delighted
with the city. its picturesque charm
and the hospitality here.
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Picturesque Street Fair To Open
Tuesday, July |, At Clinton Place

Clinton Place. near the Aquari-
UNI, will again blossom out with
color and picturesque event on
Tuesday, July /, when the Key
West Artists group open their Sc
mi-annual Street Fair. The date
was set at a meeting Of the or
ganizaticn last Tuesday evening,
with % artists participating. II
lasts through Sunday, July 8.
The show will consist of oils. wa
ter-colors, pen and ink drawings,
sketches, washes and some in the
medium of casein. A protective
strip of cloth will be canopied
over the exhibit TO protect viewers
as well as the artists work.
Hours for the show are from 9
am. to one pm. and from 5 pm.
until dusk, which is about pm,
daily except opening day On the
first day, the exhibit opens at $50
am.
A prize of a choice painting will
be given at the close of the show
TO some patron. Details and infor-
nation can be had on request at
the scene of tn Street Fair.
Tourists and citizens are vel
coined and the artists themselves
will be on hand to show their work.
The exhibits are for sale
The first Street Fair was held a
year ago at Clinton Place and a
second one given at the peak of the
season. The affair adds to the
city's attractions.
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world hamper the efforts we are
making to rally the men Of East
and West alike to the cause Of
freedom. and intensity the repres-
siye and inhumane aspects OF our
immigration procedures
Under the measure l54658 for
cigners would be admitted TO the
United States each year That is
$50 more Titan those noW admitted
The bill also would
! Fix quotas by nations. This
practice has ben followed for
years Under It. the L 5. DEGREES
that no more than a certain mum
Der OF people may enter this coun-
Try from a given nation each year
The quota totals are based on
1920 survey
? Give the attorney genera.
greater powers to exclude and dc
port aliens. but specified that he
shall rot "capriclously dep0rt an
alien solely on the basis Of an in
on>equenU8i. inviting lnfract0n
Of the Law
3 Remove racial barriers from
existing laws As.sns had mt been
permitted 10 enter this nation as
immigrants The NeGarca0 Walter
bts allowed Aesars "a g.rss 90. 4rss 4 or
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Jaycees To Honor
Past And Present
Officers OF Club

Tonight, the Jaycees will com
bine a farewell party with an in,
coming party for past president,
Jack Murray and future president,
Paul Esquinaldo.
Old members are requested to
attend and meet with new mem
bers anG incoming officers. Man
uel Lopez and his committee have
prepared a buffet supper which
will be served beginning at 7 p IN
Special guest will be Sidney Arc
novitE who will address the club
relative to the dog track issue.
The meeting takes place at the
Jaycee Clubhouse on Flagler Ave.
and Roosevelt Blvd.
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Apply To We'd

Fred P. Taylor, %, Key West
and Janet Cafasso, Is, 402 Smith
Lane have applied for a marriage
license at the office OF County
Judge Raymond r. Lord.
Joseph William Purcell, SO, 725
Monroe County Lane and Eloise
Louise Palmer, Is, 3l5 Virginia st.
have also applied
Charles Rogers, n, and Evelyn
Lucille Hanna, 81, $40 White ST.,
have also applied.
Clyde Thomas Jones. 20, USS
ETC, and Josephine Mills, IS, &c
Fort Village have also applied to
Ernest N. Mellin, 10, USS Gil
more and Roberta NJ. Brown, 10,
l6l Grant Street have applied for
a marriage license.
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commissioners.
Equalization BID.
viii Meet Tonight

There viii be a special meeting
o. the civ Commissioners tonlght
m city Han at O'Clock. Subject
70 be- considered is: contracts fur
a.>hed The city Electric System for
wlrlng Nd 0r The KEYS
Also at pm. the Board of
Equalization win meet for ,hc pur-
pose Of conducting final hearing Of
complaints concerning tax assess
men's Anyone having such com
plants should be present as the
rolls will be closed after tonight
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Quarterback Club
To Giue Benefit
Dance On Friday

The Quarterback Club of Key
West will give its annual dance
this coming Friday, June q in the
Elks' Club annex. A five act floor
show will supplement the dancing.
A local orchestra will play for
the evenings entertainment which
begins at 8 pm.
The proceeds of the event will 60
to establishing practice field for
the Key West High School football
team and the public is invited to
attend.
For reservations call John West,
chairman, at 5o8-W.
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out his body as the result Of a fall
from a Spanish lime tree yestcr-
day evening.
He vas taken TO Galley Memorial
Hospital where Dr. Mario Fernan.
DEE diagnosed his injuries and or
dercd that X-rays Of the spine be
taken. Result Of the Xrays are not
known at this time
The accident occurred behind ,hc
Bell Telephone building corner OF
Southland and Slmonton Street,
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land is owned by the Navy The
buildings are privately owned,
however. This is what has caused
so much confusion as to whether
the City Of Key West could levy
charges on contractors for build
ing permits
The City Manager has told baik-
ing contractors that they can car
~ their objections to court but
they definitely must pay for per
mitS in the meantime.
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Coming Erents

JUNE rs
Ladies Day Cot Goui ment. K
W. Golf Course. 9 am.
Meeting, Junior Oh. Commerce
clubhouse, 8 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge
ISOLATION, Coral Room. on
seas hotel, 7;45 p,p.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No sS. Bldg. 17S, N. 5.
1880 m.
Luncheon. bridge, Canasta, for
xii Officers Wives group.
at Aeropalms, pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies. meeting
Scottish Rite Temple, pm.
Junior Debs, meeting, Woman's
Club, 100 pm.
Ham dinner, 6 to s pm, First
Presbyterian Church, public in
vited.
FAWTU luncheon at Aeropalms,
1880 pm.
Meeting of Cerebral Palsy and
Cripples Association, AIT Eaton
street, 8 pm.
THURSDAY, JUNE 90
Social meeting, Junior Woman's
Club, 8 pm. at clubhouse.
Meeting of Lower Keys Property
Owners Association, s pm.
Surface Development Officers
Wives group luncheon at Sun
and Sand, 1880 pm.
Rotary Club luncheon at 1915
pm. ST. PauPs parish hall.
Unit Sc Ladies Auxiliary of Fleet
Reserve, coffee 10 am, at
Patio, n. S.
FRIDAY, JUNE q
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian Church, s
pm.
Meeting, knight of Pythias, Ply,
THAN Hall, 72S Fleming ST., at
SPIN.
Order of Eastern Star, Fern
Chapter q, meeting at Scottish
Rite Temple, 5 pm.
SATURDAY, JUNE 2S-
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street Methodist Church, 729
Fleming street, 1880 pm.
Youth Center dance, Wesley
house, 100 pm.
Party, picnic and scaVenger hunt,
Key West Players, beginning
at Barn Theatre at 6 pm,
hunt begins at 8 pm.
TUESDAY, JULY l.
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club
at Casa Cay0 Hueso restaur
ant. Gas p m
Youth for Christ Bible Study, 7:30
pm, Fleming street Methodist
Street Fair, opens at Clinton
Place $50 am. to l pm. and
from 5 pm. TO dusk Key West
Artists group; oils, water
colorS, etc. on exhibit
Junior Woman's Club meeting
clubhouse, s pm.
Regular meeting Key West Play
ers, Barn Theatre, pm
MinOca Council No. IS Degree Of
Pocahontas, Redmen's Hall,
100 pm.
Civil Air Patrol. meeting at
American Legion Post Home
s pm.
Key West Chapter No. B Disabled
American Veterans Luz TEN
pie. Amelia St, 8 pm.
Key West Assembly No. -. Order
of Rainbow Girls.
Sea Flnigee Cooucjte Club 81
VIEW. home, 8 pm.
Key West Chipter No 283, Ma
tional SojoWners. First Pres
byterian Chsrch. 7 pm
Catholic Daughters Of Amkerlca,
Court Mary Star Of the Sea No
ga, 8 pm
HS-1 Officers Wives group cof-
fee. 10 a m home of Mrs Rob
ert Sch0ck col FlaglcT Ave.
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stopped the supposed ''peeping
tom" and took HIM down to the
City jail In his report, the po-
lice officer says that he has had
trouble with Valero before
around the beach and motel area.
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"NNVVV"NV
DEATH
JULIO PEREZ, IN.

Julio Perez. Jv., -, died last
night al his residence. 80 White
head street He is survived by his
mother. Mrs Maria Perez; one
sister, Virginia Kohla one brother,
Henry Perez. Mr.. Perez was a
member of the Cahalleros De Mar
Ii Lodge and the Cuban Club.
Funeral services. under the d..
rection OF pritchard Funeral Home
will be announced later.
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Science
proves
N0g en-
superior!

Mighty man is only an !ncon-
p,e,e female' Ills life is warped
from the moment he realize ne
can't have a baby a famous
doctor claims. He is const.tu-
tionally weaker. shorter lived,
2 tlmes as iIke!y to 10 insane
The Natural Superiority Of
Women" IN the big July Ladies
Home Journal gives all the sel-
enlic facts about male superb
GRITTY" Read il today. Better
till. read d 10 your husband
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Den be = City Slieks. WITH
The csss csYo Husss 80 HsaF
Here almost in the heart et the
city. yea can relax and saisY
iha fresh eool oceaa air, listen
70 the sweet music ot dance
orchest As ard enjoy yourself
in good eomPaaienshiP and
pleasant atmosphere.
Under the new program.
Jerry Psnaer ard BIS erches-
ira will play Friday. Saturday
aa3 Monday evenings. John.
~ Prst.h&rd ard his CO nbc
will pay Tuesday "Wednesday
ard Thus-6Ay evenings ard
Sunday matinee ard evening
tro-1 r.ns gEfil ere
Is a wonderful! apet &c &C