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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-19
They Helped Equip
NVC's Little Unit

Contributions totaling $278 went
| towards equipment (pants, shoes
and helmets for the International
Fighting Irish, Northwest Little
Football League champions.
Local business men and sports en-
| thusiasts contributing to the young
sters cause included:
Mrs. Fuiioka tGyokko Kenl-$10
Mr. Fujii Cookie Ken)-$20
Paul Tomita West Coast Print
ing)-$20
Mitch Chinoda Mitch's Cleaners
$40
Morio Terayama CTerry's Auto)-
SIS
Mr. Chihara (Chihara Appliance
SIS
Dick Naito Richards Jewelry)-
$40
Joe Tsujimoto jackson Beverage
$40
Budd Fukei Northwest Times -
SO
Joe Hirota Main Bowl Fountain
$40
Roy Sakamoto IRIS. Auto) $40
Sam Kozu IS. K Produce) $40
Mrs Tokita-$10
Tom Shinbo-$8
Dr. Duncan Tsuneishi COptome-
trist)-$5
Doc Shinbo Garland Florists
SIS
Frank Tanigawa oNisei BARBER -
SIS
TR, Goto-$5
Kiyoshi Yasui CYesler Hardware
SIS
Bob Hikida CYesler Hardware -
SIS
George Tokuda oTokuda Drug
IS
Eddie Taniguchi CTaniguchi
Plumbing SIS
Mr. Takahashi Greatly -$5
Mr. Carter-S5
Toshio Toyoji-$3
Tom Sakai fTom's Grocery)-$3
Art Susumi-S3
Tom Onishi-S2
Those giving one dollar donations
were
Hippo Sakahaia. Kal Matsushita,
Ted Shinoda, Yosh Teshima, George
Kozu, Eddie Horiuchi, Seiji Hata,
Fred Sato Louie Kozu, Ben Tsutsu-
motto,
Shu2o Kato, Mas KaWata, Uta o.
nodera, Bill Mizuki, Joe Hayakawa
Sab Ogishima, Joe Hamanaka, Kaun
Onodera, Art Abe. Ed Natori
1. Kihara, Harry Kataoka, George
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Fighting Irish
WHIP Kent, 25-A;;
Win n. ". Title

RFNrgN Wash Nov 10 I'm
ployine noverrpl oru,pd ,pl air
attack the rn.ero,. ion.l F.oh.a,o
irish nrotese- of rTo,d ,-,,,.,, GU.
lie Ca.h3r3 ana assistants Fred sa-
to ana eauek kinoshita hlmblad
favored Zen. 25-o +, sror, Tho
Ncrthvesi .aI.flso roo l,,u f.,,c,,e
chqarionshin last s.nd,v before
SOC ans IN the la,3l Memorial sta
dunn
The Fighting irish vc~, unbeat-
able as their laws clicked almost tn
perfection. esperial,v ON the oromd
where Their lperen opened hupe
holes t. ihe delight of their sp,ed-
ing ball paekers-Ak Morieuchi
Mickey Rlakelv and Kenn,, Cid
lof
Gu, terbaek Dennis Sakamoto
vas calling the right Dlovs At the
right time to make the Fighting
Irish extremely sharp
All four Of the irish starting backs
-Moriguchi. Blakely. Gidlof and
Sakamoto- accounted for a touch
down
In the meantime. the Irish line
was performing superbly defensive
ly and extensively Defensivelv.
the Irish never allowed opposing
kent to cross the Irish 35. and Of
fensively it was the story of beauti-
fully timed openings.
Referees were Pop" Haggerty and
George Wyse Haggerty. who also
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,jACL DisclOSeS
itSCandidaies TO-
Office in '5.3

Following candidates for office i.
the Seattle chapter of the japanese
American Citizens League Tor the
coming year will appear on the bal
lot which will be mailed to mem
bers sometime this month, it was
learned today:
President-Dr Kelly Yamada.
Vice presidents-John FukuTa-
ma, Kazzie YolZoyema, Lilly Mukai,
Art Susumi.
Recording secre a-H-Marie va
mamoto, Hama Arase, Ellen Hasega-
wa.
Corresponding secretary - Fun
Shitamae, Fudge Yoshihara.
Treasurer-Amy Hatsukano, Ra,
Echigoshima.
Delegate large - Kenji Okuda
Dr. Yamada
The retiring cabinet inc.uacs
president-Kenji Okgda; vice pest
dents-Dr. Kelly Yamada. Min .Tsu
bota, John Fukuyama; recording
secretary-Mrs. Toshi Suyama; cor
responding ecretary-Kazzie Mura-
kami; treasurer-Ka Yamaguchi
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6ll6l|;EalllIl, lj id -
MARKED
HOMES

HOMES
PORT. BAY GEORGIAN Large ia
mily home or income. File bdrm
dnr. liv. dbl plumbing. View. Lake
Union Ablk bus. A blks to school
$4,000. $4,000 down.
VOLUNTEER PIX. Dr.'s home. LIZ
living rm. On. rm. Mod. kitchen
Aux. oil heat Lg. garage. Fruit
trees. Aut. sprinklers $15,7 ESQ. Will
carry contract Small din. pay.
BRICK MT. BAKER. bdrs. Lg. liv
rm. & sun parlor. Fpl On. rm. Dbl.
plbg. Hrdwd throughout. Maho-
gany trim. View Tx. Wash. Aut. OF,
heat. $15,500.
NEW RANCH STYLE. Rainier Val
Unlimited gardening sight, country
surroundings. bdrs. liv rm., din.
rm., util rm. Aut. heat Hrd wood
throughout $500 Low DIN. pay
ment
LK. WASH. BLVD. Panoramic view
From every rm. Huge ". rm 8 bdr
wing. baths plus maids or extra
income quarters. Rec rm. with fire
place. Contemporary design, arch
Victor Steinbrueck. prof. u. of w
school of arch $4,000. Terms open.
MADRONA. bdrms. F.. pic. On.
rm. Large yard Fruit trees 2 blks.
to school Close TO bus. $3.50
$1,000 DIN.
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NIS'lCi LFNDAR
NOVEMBER

,, tor,y ia faeke al TOWNS
tag vieeta dance in Buddhist q
q Drum. Hours $40 -. f I
'in ut
NVC's annual THANKSGIVING
Day dance at Palladium Ballroom
Orchestra: jay Curtis. Hours; Q
pm. to 70 midnight.
28-NVC meeting 3 pm. at club
house Refreshments
DFCEMBI r
5 6, 7-Oregon Nisei BoVli1
Leagues annual invita- ienal tour
namont in Rose City Alleys in Port
land Greg
14-International Spor. smen's
Club to hold dinner-meeting in
Gvokko Ken Cafe Election is sche-
duled.
19-Methodist All-Church Christ
ms Party
26 81 a8-Annual Lotus YBE
Teen-age BasEe' ball Tournament.
JANUARY
is IT, 18-Northwest Invitational
Nisei Classic in Main Bowl
FEBRUARY
14-Valentine's ball to be sponsor
ed by Nisei Veterans Committee
Semi-formal. pm to II midnight
Location and orchestra to be named
at a later date
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Brig. Gen. Pence, who, as he
himself aptly put it. is being turn
ed out to the pasture, and his wife
are planning to reside in Columbus,
Ga. Finch was en- route to his home
i'm Honolulu. Hawaii, after trip TO
Tokyo where he arranged for the
adoption of a 17-ear-old Japanese
boy.
Declaring that in his IS years of
service In our armed forces he spent
his best years with the 442nd, Brig
Gen. Pence complimented the 442nd
men with this tribute: "Other Anne
rican fighting men who judge men
by their worth i'm battle have a high
regard for the 442nd."
Photo by Elmer Ogawa for the
Northwest Times.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-19

CROWDING AROUND Brig
Gen. Charles Pence, who as colo
mel commanded the much decorated
aII-Nisei 442nd Regimental Combat
Team of World War ii fame. Those
in the picture are, left to right: Mrs
Dave Hirahara, Mrs. Min Masuda
Earl Finch, Dave Hirahara lin dark
glasses, Min Masuda, Brig. Gen.
Pence, Howard Sakura and Mrs
Pence.
The occasion was an informal
dinner given by a group of Nisei
"442" vets last Monday night in
GyOkkO Ken Cafe for the general,
his wife, and Finch, popular God
father" of the 442nd when that
units men were stationed in Camp
Shelby, Mississippi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-19

KaWachi. Mr. Noii Frank Kinomo-
to p Yamagiwa. Henry Miyake,
Frank Takahashi Ka2 Toda, Sam
Saiki,
DR. r. T Nakamura, Bill Mimbu,
Bill Tanaka Tom Namba, Elmer
Ogawa, Lefty Ichihara, Dick Setsu-
da. Joe Nakatsu. Min Masuda
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paieiino 81 son
HnlJc ,,n Trim

The aII-impOrtant matte Of $500
stands between the International
Fighting Irish, unbeaten Northwest
Little Football League champions.
and Las Vegas. New, for the West
ern District championships, the
Northwest Times learned today.
At the huge Little League Jam
bOree which preceded the Fighting
Irish Kent tituIar contest. more
than 81 900 cash was raised TO help
the Fighting irish If they decide TO
take the iaunt to Nevada.
The Nisei Veterans Committee,
which is supporting the Fighting
Irish, is studying the financial pro
bIem. IL was understood
If anyone wishes TO donate to-
wards the boys trip, he is asked to
contact the NVC directly at 1912
King St Heading the NVC athle-
tic program is Shire Kashino.
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INCOME

APARTMENTS. Fabulous lake view.
Is units. Private entrances l and 2
bedrooms. Concrete garages, unli-
mited guest parking Contemporary
design throughout Gross income
$23,784O0.
APIS centrally located. Me-
dical clinic area, u block to bus. Ex-
cellent heat. plant. Monthly income
$500. $1,000 down.
UNITS. Good rental area. Sound
const Modern heat. plant. Y blk.
to bus line. $18,500. $500 down
SELF OPERAT. 8 unit New separ-
ate entrances, individual heating
plants, lawn only maintenance. Tx
Wash. view. Ultra modern. & 2
bdrm. apis Hardwood floors. Will
pay for itself and net $500 a month
$o7. 000 Consider terms
BUSINESSES
GROCERY STORE. Wallingford ar.
Crosses $50 a day. Invent. & fix
lures plus living OTIS Clean and
functional Owner leaving town.
RESTAURANT ideal for cple Busy
intersection, well established Steam,
table. safe e. all equip. Plus living
quarters. $4,000.
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1880"
REAL
EESTATE]
IL q
Wsk
BELLEVUE RAMBLER

bL
New three-b bedroom home On one
floor. Property located near Belle
Redmond road Has living and
dining room with fireplace. Hard
wood floors throughout. Kitchen
with breakfast nook. Large utility
room. AC oil heater. Attached gar
age. One acre of level ground. Here
is a real opportunity to live out of
town and still only Is minutes to
downtown Seattle Priced right to
sell.
30 ACRE AUBURN FARM
Located between Auburn and
Sumner on the East highway. Mo-
dern 3-bedroom home with large
kitchen Wired for electric range
AC hot water tank This sale also
includes IL ton 1913 Chevrolet
truck and 100-gallon gasoline spray
er. This land is all clear. Will be
good for berries, vegetables or rhu-
barb. The soil will vary from sandy
loan, light clay to bottom land
Drainage is good The lay of the
land is good Property shown by
appointment Priced right to sell.
BEACON HILL DUPLEX
Extra lot to go with this duplex
bargain -Four rooms up and four
rooms down with full basement. Two
car garage Furnished All for
$4,000. $500 cash down, balance
sos Per month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
CONCH
CHOWDER
by HAYMEH

The brick walls of one corner Of
West Martello Towers are labeled
with amateur Kilroys and Lonely
Hearts writer's. Two out-of-town
sisters named Keene have inserih-
ed their names. The older one,
scrubbed Write me. am is. /.
The timid junior miss just put
down her name and the statement
Il am r." What a whale of a diff
ference few years makel Anoth-
er note from a chap named Brown,
from Washington, D. G.. states ION
this fine day of September 10 /
have come down to Key West to
write this note A signal honor.
And one. Dutch Henkley put down
explicit date: December 20, 1903,
3 am. 1914 was banner year for
flock of infantrymen who scratch
ed names in the historic hrickwork.
coAAlNGs AND GoiN6s: Waliy
and Barbara Schiech will be great
~ missed by the beach gang, their
friends in the navy, and the Key
West Players. Comdr. Schlech was
transferred to New London, Conn,
as Force Operations Officer on the
staff of Rear Admiral S. S. lSun-
shinel Murray. AT the breakfast,
the morning Of their departure, they
arrived with the four little Schlechs
an hour late but patient friends
forgave the delay Knowing IL is
some job to organize family,
pack and get underway even in a
r00my station.Wagon. They take
with them happy memories of Key
West oyer a span of IL years al
though they were not in the city
all the time. Barbara spent q lot
of her childhood here and was one
of the four Bowser girls, daughters
of Capt. and Mrs. Frank Bowser.
The Schlechs viii be remembered
as happy, cordial family with hui
NOR Incorporated as part of their
personalities. The Players lost two
of their best staffsters in the de-
parture. The scenes of My Sister
Eileen" were considerably enliven-
ed by Wally as a .'man-about
town." and Barbara as the lady
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Cooking Group
Visits Naval
Hospital Yards

Three wards, A, B and c at the
Nsgal hospital, ware entertained
Wednesday evening by tie special
interest eooking group who served
the patients with homemade cock
ies. cake, pies, spa candy made hy
the sru,p. and friends and neigh
bors.
At 1850 pm, the hostesses made
The rounds IN TIE ward and the
pstients enjoyed the delicacies plus
coffee and ice cream.
The specisl intsrest group wish
e thank the business men Of the
city who donsted the money to buy
the coffee and ice cream.
Hostesses for the party were
Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs. John
McFerron, Mrs. Thelma Hartley
Hrs. Clsude Boyd. and Mrs. X. L.
Plumnasr from the cooking group.
and Red Gross Representative
Martha Peters and Mrs. Raymond
Virgins a the Gray Ladies Corps.
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Coming Eyesis
THURSDAY, APRIL II

THURSDAY, APRIL IT.
Meeting. Monroe County Hospi.
tai Woman's Aux. Sewing
group, at hospital, 2 pm.
Luncheon. Rotor Club, st. Paul's
Parish Hall 12:15 pm.
Meeting, Martha Linda Fran
Circle Of WMU. First Baptist
church. 10 am.
Luncheon. vx-1 Officers Wives
Club, Aeroplams. 1880 pm.
RIDAY. APRIL 49,
Meeting, Key West Amateur Ra.
do Club. National Guard Ar
mory, 1850 pm
Meeting. knights OF Pythias,
Pythian Hall. 72S Fleming
St, 8 pm.
Meeting. Alcoholics Anony-
nous, First Presbyterian
Special meeting postponed from
regular late) Officers Club.
Fern Chapter No. n, Order OF
Eastern Star, Scottish Rite
Temple. 9 pm.
SATURDAY, APRIL 1s--
Rummage sale, Gold Star Moth.
ers, corner Of Julia and White
head, Q am. until ?
Art classes for children. z 10 4
pm. patio OF West Marietta
Gallery. County p n.
doNDAY. APRIL al
Handicraft special interest groun
Offieers' Wives, at Qtrs. RI
Naval Station. T:30 pm.
Meeting. Key West Shrine Club.
Bcnnys Cafeteria. Tso pm.
Meeting. Triangle Club, pythian
Sisters, Ts3a pm.
Meeting, W.S.c.S. Of Ley Memoir.
ial Methodist Church, annex,
ssa pm.
Meeting, Elizabsth Taylor Circle
al NMu. First Baptist Church
annex. ; Pm.
AesAns, duyenile Coxzneh, Clinic
Bldg. Q p.m-
Opening night, 3 one act plays
hy Tennessee Williams, pre-
sented By Key West Players.
Barn Theatre, curtain time:
sssa pm.
TUESDAY. ApRH. T.
Han6icraft special interest group
0tsiesrs Wives, Qsrs. RI
Naval Station. i:so pm.
Dinner Ensessng. kiwsnss Club
Is0gan's Rsssh Patio ssssxsz-
rant. s.ss pm
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL IL
Ladies Day Cell Tourameat. r
VI. Golt Course. San.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

Harry Williams. Jr., Theresa Dill
Ion, Anne Marie Noel, Mary Ann
and John Ernest Grimes.
Grown-ups were Joe ! Noel, Mr..
and Mrs. Hilary U. Alhury, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sergio Hernandez, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Rodriguez, Mesdames
Estelle Cruz, Mary Roberts, Dolo-
res Williams, Annie Sands, Annie
Williams, Alicia Diamadi. Charity
Brown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Church Circles
Announce Plans
And Ne,U Officers

A study of the Understanding
of the Background Of the colos-
sians,' was presented 1t each Of
the Circle meetings Of the wc-
men of the First Presbyterian
Church in April. The theme for
Bible study for all the Circles
during the year 1952-195s viii be
Christ in You: Your Hope Of
Glory, Your Power for Service, =
taken from Paul's Letter to the
Colossians. This Book OF the
Bible was written while Paul
awaited trial in prison.
Circle l met recently ct the
home of Mrs. James Gamble, 67-2
Poinciana with Mrs. Alexander
Warnock presenting the lesson
and the devotional. Officers for
the New Year are chairman, Mrs.
Robert Wheeler; assistant chair
man, Mrs. Alex Warnock; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. James
Gamble.
Present at the April meeting
were Mesdames Earl Nome
macher, James Gamble, Emory
Harris, James Looper, David Nc
Daniels. Charles Lones, Alex
Warnock, Joseph Bringiman, Wal
Their Lazier and Robert Wheeler.
The next meeting for Circle
One is slated for May Is, 8 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Bringman, 14l0 Won Phister
street.
Circle II met at the Presby-
terrain Manse with Mrs. Ralph
Rogers as hostess. Mrs. Adeline
Cory gave the devotional and
Mrs. Rogers presented the les
son. The May meeting will be ii
the home of Mrs. j. p. Baillod,
915 Johnson street. Officers for
the church year are Mrs. w. H.
Bell, chairman; Mrs. Clark Wag-
er, secretary and Mrs. Reginald
Pritchard, treasurer.
Present at Circle Two's meet
ing were Mesdames w. H. Bell, j.
Burnham Maynard, r. d. Noble,
II r. Pritchard, Clark ~. Wager,
w. NJ Whitley, r. w. Rogers,
]. E. Sterling and A. M, Cory.
Members of Circle Three met
at the home of MRS. Walter Claw
son, Seidenberg avenue with Mrs.
Earl Julian giving the devotional.
Mrs. r. M. Whitley presented the
lesson.
The May meeting viii be held
at the home of Mrs. Earl Julian,
1435 Flagler street, it was an
nounced.
New officers for Circle III are
Mrs. Gleason Snow, chairman:
Mrs. T. M. Whitley; program
chairman, Mrs. David Bratz; sec
rotary, and Mrs. j. w. Kovash.
treasurer.
Present at the meeting were
Mesdames Gleason Snow, Earl
Julian. Walter Price, T. M. Witt
ley, Walter Clawson, Nj. Tichenor.
Grace Crosby and ]. w. kovash.
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birthday Party
Enjoyed By AduIis
And Child Guests

Little Miss Sheila Ann, daughter
q Mr. md Mrs. Lewis Krug, aoa
Southard street. was hanored on
her sr6 birthday with : party given
Saturday. April y, on the Key
West High School grounds, Festive
party hats snd fasefs were distri-
buted amarg the guests and re-
freshments 81 ice cream. cake and
candy enioyed BY the children and
adults who attended.
Gamss Played added to the cele-
bration. Dill Roberts won prize
n the boys' division. Sonia Ann
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

As for the prizes, Charley Top
Pine Is making good his previous
offer Of a load Of cement blocks.
just as . valuable prize is the
trip to Cuba, donated by Ro-
CELLO Gomez. local representative
of Aerovias QSA. II you don't
receive one Of these. you may get
the fine pair of binoculars dom
ated by Truman L. Amy OF Keys
Optical Service. or the photo sit
ting given by Cecil Mardis Of
National Studio.
Featured on the floor show are
the six can-can dancers from the
Junior Variety Show at Key
West High School; a tango spe-
cialty by Joan crusoe and Or
naldo Lopez; q rumba By Ernie
Valdes; a girls trio consisting OF
Janet Brown. Clara Thompson,
end Glendora Sawyer; and songs
by Kenneth FELTON,.
The tickets for the show are
the donation Of Holsum Bakery.
This week the Association has
also received gift Of $40 fgom
the Key West Women's Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Chaplain Elliott
Is Speaker For
Nary Wipes ClHb

The Island City Navy Wives Club
held ! coffee on Wednesday. April
10th, at Building l7S. on the Naval
Station. with approximately rs
members present.
Chaplain Elliott was the guest
speaker, aud gave an interesting
talk ON Religion In World Al
fairs. which was very enlighten-
ing. He also reminded club mem
bers Of the Importance Of support.
ing our foreign missionaries In en-
deayor TO spread Democracy
throughout the world.
Refreshments and sandwiches
were furnished by club members.
Cookies were donated by Perez
Bakery. 1925 White ST., Maloney
Bakery, sl2 Fleming ST, and the
Matchett's Bakery, Sol Duvai ST.
The Navy Wives group meets
every Wednesday. Bldg ITS, Naval
Station, at 1890 am. All enlisted
mems wives are invited 10 attend
ed, A baby sitter is provided.
-S----@--------------s
Seal fllppers are eaten as 4
deiicacV In NeWfounf}lang
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PHONE: Cisisen Office, 1885
who took life with q .'laisez.fa :.

who took life with q ''laisez-fs
attitude.
ARRIVED In town Is the per
mel of Duffy's Tavern. The stu
heads of big game which deco
the walls have aroused much
culation. Customers have fun ]
ing at the bison, deer, 9,
moose, mountain goat and
turtle head, and asking "Thai
minds me of someone. Whp?"
Schefflin who is off for Califa
for a month swore that the bu
was a caricature Of himself. !,
Carleton denies that his new b.
is being grown 50 that he viii !
like the Rocky Mountain GOA
group of bon vivantes added 70
array Of items like daggers. IN
and stilettos which dangle insil
ceiling get by hanging up SC
body's swim-trunks. The gun 4,
is a genuine eollector's dream
so in the collectors item class
an ad which was run asking
bar maids 8. only the applics
was slightly different implics
The mounted fish add to the trt
assemblage. It's confusin' but 4
sim and holds your interest.
STORY or THE WEEK: A.
gic to planes and husses, "
Veidt decided to get to Miam
catch a train by catching Z
out of Key West. She's en- roui-
Norfolk, Va, and the taxi-dr
has not yet been located. but Il
is an interview there somewhs
Reported fare for the Key IVES
Miami jaunt was forty-five bur
!. Tennessee williams, his gr;
father Bishop Dakin, and Sc
tary, Frank Merlo, win be lea
this weekend for New York, /
q soiourn in Mississippi before
ing to Italy. They viii motor up !
Coast with Tennessee at the WI
Of that snazzy little car. Gee
just returned d
Palm Beach in his car. Il Just |,
liyered a few packages" he q.
That's personal service with
mile, or two or more, Ell? Ma
can thumb Q whirl In 3 heliot
ter?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

Inc DIluc was gwen III mar
rage by her father and wore a
white ballerina lace dress with
veil and coronet of. flowers. She
carried an ivory prayer book and
bouquet of white orchids and
daisies.
The bridesmaid was her cous-
in, Miss Isabel Mcknight, gown
cd in Z pastel blue lace dress.
She carried a bouquet of tea
roses with loops of yellow rib
hons and spiral velvet loops.
The groom. and best man, VIII
liam ". Tumenas, wore business
quits. Both are in the u. S.
Navy.
After the ceremony the bridal
party were driven to Logun's
South Beach Restaurant where
q wedding dinner was served.
Mr.. Logun personally supervised
the arrangements and the
scene of the cake cutting on
the patio. The three-tiered cake
topped with wedding bells, at the
brides table, the colorful mosaic
tables, and sun shades, the set
ting facing the ocean, made an
unforgettable scene.
Mrs. Catherine Mcclure and
her daughter Mary. close friend
Of the bride, came especially for
the occasion from Jersey City.
N. j. Mr.. Fadden has been a
visitor since the holidays with
his wife's aunt. Mrs. Mary J..
Mcknight Of l405 Newton Street
Mrs. Fadden and son Billie ar
rived April 5th TO attend the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fadden are leav-
ing for New Jersey, this week.
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C0nadr. C0rdiner
Honored Tonight
By CPO Party

Cndr. and Mrs. Douglas l.. Cor
diner will be honored with fare
well party tonight given by the
Chief Petty Officers Of xii at the
CP0 Club. Boca Chica.
Cmdr. Cordiner, who has been
commanding officer Of the Airship
Development Squadron II in Key
West, is being transferred to the
Naval Air Station at Lakehurst, N.
j.
Tonight's adios fete includes
cocktails, buffet supper and other
entertainment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

Add . quarter cup each Of mine.
y diced onion and pickle relish,
along with . tablespoon Of Worces-
tershire sauce, to q cup Of mayor.
naise and serve with .hruiled fish
steaks for something tasty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Final Ball OF Season At Casa Marina
Sponsored By CP And c association

At the Casa Marinas final ball of the April go the
County Cerebral Palsy and crppes win offer
music Of Norman Krancs orchestra tentpacked floor show,
and very valuable prizes The Casa Marnas
Emmett cunn promises his full cooperation providing bril-
liant setting for this closing dance
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

If you're buying cake pans che
s-inch pans about Ia inches d.
or s-iaeh pans that are about
inches deep. These are the
that most modern layer-caksr
cipes call for.