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Evening star., 1952-03-30
By Ben Reiq

This spring will remind women
that fashion has always been
much more than a certain look.
Like a well-edited news story. it's
not only what" but who, when
and where. Emphasis is again on
the place where a costume is to
be worn, the occasion and the
wearer's idea of the way she
wants to appear. B.
The well-dressed woman who
seeks value beyond price takes all
Of these points into consideration.
She avoids clothes that don't
solve anything in her wardrobe
planning, however new and eye-
catching such clothes may seem.
Our collection emphasizes not
one, but many kinds of spring.
in-the-city suits designed with
a soft hand" in varying skirt
widths and in fabrics chosen for
both character and quality. The
types range from a navy and
white striped worsted tailleur to
a suit-costume Of British tweed
completed with its own cape
stole. to a late-day suit Of black
sheer wool.
The daytime alternate to the
suit this season is the dress that
is definitely one thing or the
other. There's the princess coat
dress and the slim coat-dress. the
strict and slim town dress and
the feminine shirt-dress, among
woolens, and an equal number of
choices in dressier afternoon and
late-date dresses. One woman's
figure will be fiattered by our
"innocent-look dress" Of black
crepe, designed with a full skirt,
marked at the sides with big but
tons and collared with white piQue
another, by our ''minimized-
midriff dress" Of black faille with
the waistline tucked for a cor
selet effect.
Our clothes for mobile living"
are designed for the active wom-
ans leisure hours. Examples in
clude4 q suit of .windowpane-
Evening star., 1952-03-30

skin and bone the fish. set
aside and keep it hot.
Fry a small cube of salt pork
with 2 chopped onions, and add
to the broth with . cups Of diced
raw potatoes. Cook for Is min
utes, and then return the fish to
the kettle. Add 2 cups Of
strained, scalded milk, with Q
small bay leaf. Season to taste
with salt and pepper. Let heat
through. and just before serving.
add tablespoon Of butter. Serve
with hot, toasted pilot crackers.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Yankee Fish Chowder

Good old Yankee fish chowder
is a fine dish for supper on q
nippy night.
Wipe 2la pounds Of any white
heshed fish with q damp cloth
and place it in a kettle with :
cups Of cold. salted water. Bring
to q boil slowly. and then let SIM
mer for half an hour. Strain the
fish, and return the broth to the
kettle. ss9.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Coming Erents
At Fort Taylor
Officers CIub

The Key Notes will play for the
regular Saturday night dance to-
night at the Fort Taylor Officers
club.
A review of social events planned
for the next few months at the Fort
Taylor Club include
Saturday, January 10 Rebel CO.
tillion to celebrate Robert f. Lees
birthday Music by the VS. Guys.
Saturday, January &c Regular
dance. music by the VS. Guys.
Saturday. February 2 Regular
dance. music by the Salty Six.
Saturday, February 8 Regular
dance, music by the Key Notes.
Saturday, February Is ST. Va
lentine's Day dance. music by
the Salty Six.
Saturday, February % Pre-Len-
ten Season formal dance. music by
the Key Notes.
Saturday. March Is ST, Pat
rick'S Day dance.
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BY ROBERT JONES

FALMOUTH Ea1. n - After
turning down oilers 81 wealth and
Hollywood s'amor IN favor of the
sea which IooN lis >Aip. Capt Kurt
Carlson wound 0o his business
with authorities Lcre today and is
free 10 return hnmc
The shy little 2. vcar-old skipper.
whose gallant stand AGAINST Inc
winds and waves a. the Atlantic
brought him q fero'S honorS when
he stepped ashore here Friday.
said nobody was goiUs to buy him
away from the sea
Carlson let has refuge Al 4 small
Cornish resort hotel five miles out
of town this morning after spend
ing his first ulsht on dry land
since Dee. q His temperance
in town touched off another I'll
mu:tous demonstration by crowd
of about 300 admirers.
He had come 10 confer forTr
hour and a half With Philip Fox. p,
a shipping agent. and lawyers =
about tie legal aspects of the sink :
ing Of his freightcr Flying Enter a.,
prise, on whose doomed decks he :
had acted out his drama of the ,
sea.
After filing a formal report, FOX
told newSmen.
Capt Carlson completed his
business during the morning and
is now free to travel 10 New York"
CarlSen-still yisibly tired after,
his l4-day ordea,-haS a couple of
appointments in London first. The
Danish embassy and Danish Club,
plan a luncheon for him Monday
TO present him with the Royal
Order of Dannebrog, conferred, on,
him by his native land.
The skipper already has said he
just isn't interested in offers total"
ing between $4,000 and 40. 600
pounds 1854 900 to SIP. 00O) for
film and story rights 10 the STORY
of his struggle TO save his shin.
When his business was finished,
Carlson went back to his hotel 10
be with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Martin Carlson. who flew here
from Denmark to greet him.
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The Key West Players were
holding their regular monthly bus
mess meeting and first reading OF
Kind Lady" at the little red barn,
and as the current play is much
too far in production to use some
ones home. a substitute theatre
had to be found. II took Mrs. La
zarOvici no longer than ii takes TO
call the grocery for loaf of bread,
and she came back with the ans
wer. and what an answer! Mr..
Commit of Casa Marina had offered
the proper facilities. No need to
comment on the reaction of the
cast. they were delighted. This
was big time.
Well it certainly was an interest
ing evening and every member Of
the cast fairly outdid themselves.
Jack English especially seemd to
get into the spirit of the thing right
away and gave the most convinc-
ing performance of his life. Pic
lures were taken of the rehearsal
and will appear in an early issue
of the Citizen so that you may see
for yourselves. The Players would
ALSO like to thank Mr. Commit for
coming to the rescue, and making
that particular rehearsal memoir
able.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12

Women Meet. In
Wheeler Home

Mrs, Heggie BeshearS gave the
ninth commandment. Thy shall not
bear False witness against thy
neighbor, at the regular monthly
meeting of Circle one of the Women
of the First Presbyterian church
held Tuesday night in the home of
Mrs. Robert Wheeler. 2l20 Staples
avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Bringman. circle
chairman. conducted the business
meeting.
The hostess served refreshments.
Guests present included: Mr..
Edward kuhnel. Mrs. Alexander
warnock. Mrs. Ralph Owen. Mrs.
Walter Laxier. Mrs. David MeDan-
iels, Mrs. Charles Lands, Mrs.
Kenneth Beers. Mrs. Julius Specht.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler. Mrs. Besh-
ear. Mrs. James Looper and Mrs.
Bringman.
The next meeting of the group
win be on February IL in the home
of Mrs. Edward Kuhnel, 7'sI.Owe
lane. with Mrs, Charles Lands as
leasson leader.
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Criffis Returns To
Madrid: Assassin's.
Plot Was Feared

MADRID, Spain III s. Am
oaSsador Stanton Griffis was safe
y back in Madrid today from ,at.
trip 10 Valencia trip on which
hundreds Of Spanish special guards
and a big army pistol in his pocket
guarded him against a reported
Communist assassination plot.
Griffis said an anonymous tip
ster disclosed the plot. which he
attributed 10 Communists. two
weeks ago. The American embassy
notified Spanish authorities before
he left on the motor trip. He re.
turned Friday night
The Spanish government posted
civil guards and police armed with
submaehine guns every half mile.
along the 200-miie road 10 Valen-
cha. In some spots, regarded AS
particularly likely for an ambush.
the guards were only 100 yards
apart. 's''''
Detectives in a motor convey
accompanied the ambassador car
20 Valencia Thursday. Five motor.
cycle police met the cavaleade our.
side the city and, with sirens
clearing way, escorted Griffis
20 his hotel Police ringed him the
Two days he was in town.
In Valencia he visited an Amer
lean Navy squadron and went
aboard the carrier USS Franklin
d. Roosevelt for a short time.
Griffis IS scheduled TO sail from
Gibraltar Jan. Is to testify before
he T. S. Senate Foreign ReIa.
tons Committee on American 70.
iationS with Spain.
The ambassador has been nego-
tiating with the Spanish for u. 6 "
naval and air bases that NAV be
linked with general Western Eu-
~opean defense plans.
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nine chairs, there was an under
current of worry.
What has happened TO our
other members"
Have you noticed any familiar
obituaries recently" querie d
one
No one had. So they have at
tributed the members absence to
a temporary lapse of memory.
But the absent ones missed q
fine meeting. The men shared the
club dining room with a meeting
Of the Officers Wives club. This
they enjoyed. The only dim spot
on the sharing OF the luncheon
space was when they overheard
the Officers Wives club treasur-
er state we have 1929 in our
treasury"
Officers pre- sent yesterday
were Admiral assell. 1t.
CoTndr T. NJ. Dick. USN. Major
c. McCauley. USMC; S. L. H.
Hazard, USN: and Capt. II. s.
HasIsmann, USMC.
Other members are reminded,
the club will meet again on the
second Friday on February
that is February 3,
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Three Youngsters
Perish In Fire:
Father Is Held

BUNKER, Mo. lP-Three small
children were burned to death in
one room cabin early today.
Their 24-year- father later was
iai'"h for questioning.
Highway Trooper F. A. Findley
said Jesse Willard Hi, a Sawmill
worker, was arrested at the scene
after ii was learned that he had
quarreled with his wife. Georgia
Marie. 81, a few hours earlier.
Mrs, Hill told authorities she had
fed to a neighbours home for shell
ter after the quarrel and was not
present when TIE fire started.
The dead children were Wanda
Sue, 5; aired willard. 4; and
Charles Ray, ,.
Findley said il was learned that
Hill had purchased five gallons or
gasoline at filling station shortly
after midnight. His home was de-
Stroycd about ! am. The trooper
quoted witnesses as saying that
the "whC.e ground" around the
small building was blazing in ear
ly stages of the fire as though il
had been drenched with an inflam-
mable liquid.
Findley said Hill telephoned the
District Patrol Headquarters at
Rolla. Mo. late Friday night and
requested assistance in getting his
wife to return to his home. The
patro. did not respond to his re-
quest
Mrs. Hill told Findley she fled
the home because she feared her
husband but had no idea that her
children were in danger.
Findley said Hill refused to talk.
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JANUARY Ii
Circle three of Women of the
First Presbyterian church will
meet at 5 pm. in the home of
Mrs. Walter Price. 407 Elem
ing street.
Wesleyan Service Guild, WSCS
of First Methodist church will
have covered dish supper at
$50 pm. in the church annex.
Gold Star Mothers will meet at
7p.m. at the VIEW. homer
Key West Art and Historical So
ciety will meet at $50 pm. at
the West Martello Gallery.
poinciana PTA will not meet as
scheduled but will meet on
January 81.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is
Minoca Council No. 13, Degree
of Pocohantas will meet at 1880
pm. in the Redmans Hall on
Caroline street. New officers
/ will be installed.
Key West Chapter No. 3. Dis
+. abled American Veterans will
meet at 8 pm. at the temple
i on Amelia street.
n WEDNESDAY. JANUARY To-
/ Dade Lodge No, Il. Masonic
Group will meet at 5 pm. IN
the Scottish Rite Temple.
/! Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will meet at 8 pm.
in the woman'S Club auditor
ium.
Ladies Day Golf Tournament be-
gins at am. at the Key West
Golf Course.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
will meet at pm. at the club
house.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
Ss will meet at 1870 am. In
Building ITS on the Naval Sta
ton,
Key West Duplicate Bridge AS
Sociation will meet at las pm.
in the Coral Room OF the Over
seas hotel
nSI Wives club viii have a
luncheon meeting at noon at
Lees Orient Restaurant.
Monroe County PTA Council will
! have a luncheon at noon at
Lees Orient Restaurant, fol-
lowed by a meeting at lis
O'Clock at Harris School
THURSDAY, JANUARY IL
WI Officers Wives will have q
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Rudy VnUee To
Guest Star Local
Presidents Ball

The famous singing star. Ruby
Vallee. will be guest star at the
annual March of Dimes Presidents
Ball to be held Feb. / at the Casa
Marina hotel, announces Emmett
Commit. hotel manager.
The Junior Chamber of CONNER
&c is sponsoring the annual affair.
Jim Keen is chairman in charge
of dance arrangements. Reserva-
tons may be made by phoning Hi
larry Albury at l66 or l945: or by
phoning $50 or l7l6-M.
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Mrs. e. Y. Cain
Visits Parents.
Dr., Mrs. Morgan

Mrs. E.V. Cain, Jr., the former
Miss Nancy Morgan Of Key West.
will arrive. here this afternoon
for visit with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Morgan. 1880
Reynolds street
Mrs. Cain comes here from San
Diego. Her husband, Comdr. E.V.
Cain. Jr., is serving aboard the
aircraft carrier, USS Philippine
Seas. which has left for service
in Korean waters. The fibme port
of the Philippine Sea is San Diego.
where the Gains have been making
their home. @Ntu5a mott
comdr. and Mrs. Cain planning
Comdr. and Mrs. Cain are plan.
ming to build a home here in Key
West.
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Macarthur Arrives;
In Florida Sunday:

WEST PALA BEACH lP-Cen
Douglas Macarthur is expected at
nearby Hobe Sound Sunday for
several days ni rest and relaxa-
ton.
After a rest here. he is expected
70 go to Lake Wales for about 4
week.
NO details Of bis plans are avail,
able here. T.
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TempletOn To Play Versatile
Program, Says Concert dissertation

A versatile program that promis.
es an unforgettable evening of mus
&c by the masters as well as lighter
original numbers bv TIE performer
the famous pianist. Alex Temple
ton, viii be heard Monday niott in
the first sepnarfunEy sAssociation
concert OF The season.
The concert win begin at $50
o'clock in the Convent of Marv In
maculate auditorium. All members
of the Community Concert AssOcia
ton may attend.
The program, including the an
notations by Mr.. Templeton. fol
lows.
Part One: Preladc and Fugue
No. 2 in c Minor, from Book !.
Web Tempered Clavichord"
lBach.) Says Mr. Templeton. This
night have been an improvisation
On very grand scale and, because
~ this grandeur and nobility play
D in slower tempo. The Prelude.
" me, really has a very definite
Guide quality and, in the Fugue. if
You want to take the time and eX-
4mine it, you will find the har-
nponies daring for those days. But
put him beside the modern and he
won't fail you. Further proof of my
contention that Bach was way
ahead of his time,"
Sarabande and Minueti( PurceilDl
Templeton explains. Theses com
positions are frcA two different
suites by this English master; the
typically Elizabethan song-like
quality of the Sarabande an dthe
graceful and rhythmic Minuet
make delightful pair, think"
/ Sonata "Pathetique" in c Minor,
opus Is, Grave allegro di motto
e con brio; Adagio cantabile; and
R0ndo (Beethoven.s This great
sonata, like many other Beethoven
SOnatas, gives me the same SEN
sation that | am conducting an
orchestra The pianist says THE
piano passages are not alone; /
hear the Instrumentation of his
great symphonies around me. The
first movement is sheer drama
abe second seems a pouring out of
Beeth0ven's great soul and to me is
one Of the most beautiful melodies
he ever wrote: the last, despite
its minor key, is light-hearted and
gay
1 Improvisation on Theme in the
Style of the Composer Who Wrote
III Templeton.
/ Part Two: Barcarolle in F
Sharp (Chopin) This compost
sion makes me realize more and
more hoS lucky. we pianists are
and how very grateful we should
be that man named Frederick
Chopin was born Templeton says,
AsThe Barearolle is a particular
favorite of pianists. To me. il be-
longs to the Chopin of the four
great Ballades."
| Restidu Pischeur (The Fisher
mans Story from lei Amor Bru-
5o" (Falla) This plaintive little
piece delivers its message in just
pver u minute and what il has to
say is so beautifully done in that
sime that il is not necessary to do
more"
| Prelude in c (Prokofieff.) ITO
my knowledge, this is the most di-
htonic piece this composer has
written. II is completely devoid of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
THE r. BOULTONS
OF PEORIA. ENJOY
TWO-UEEK VISIT

Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Boulton
OF Peoria, H.. left this morning
after spending a pleasant two-week
visit here with their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J.
Boulton. Porter place, and with
their grandson. Frank J Boulton,
Jr.
The Boultons plan 10 return here
again next winter.
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast
Forecast

r OfeCQSf
Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
today and tonight with posi-
bllity of light rain near the shore.
Partly cloudy Sunday Warmer.
Moderate to fresh easterly winds
diminishing.
Florida: Partly cloudy, slowly
rising temperatures today and
Sunday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits Small craft warninp was
lowered at 9 a. m. Moderate
northeast to east winds over ex-
treme north portion todaV. Fresh
winds elsewhere gradually dimin-
iShino. Sunday: moderate south
cast to south winds over north
portion and moderate, occasion
ally fresh easterly over south
portion. Partly CLOUDY weather.
East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle
to moderate eaSterly winds in
north portion becoming south
easterly today. Moderate to fresh
east winds in south portion, oc-
casionallv moderately strong
$3.50 mph. gradually diminish
ing today Sunday ! moderate
southeast to south winds. Partly
cloudy weather.
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luncheon meeting AT p m. n
Aeropalms,
Elks Lodge will meet at s pm.
al the club.
VIEW. Post No. 39li will meet
at s pm. at the post home.
Sewing Group of Monroe County
Hospital Woman's Auxiliary
will meet at 2 pm. At the hos.
pital.
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apply To We'd

Harold Eugene BeE, 81, USMC,
Marine Barracks, Naval Station
and Dorothy Boyer, II, of
229 NV. 63rd ave, Miami. Fla,
have applied for a marriage lie
ense in the office of County Judge
Raymond Lord.
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nine members of the club.
Average attendance at the
monthly meetings is Is. he ex-
planned, yesterday only five
showed up at the appointed time.
Although these five went ahead
and had Jolly meeting. Joking
ly putting crepe on the empty
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
FRANK Evans is
GUEST HERE IN
]. A. T1LDES HOME

Frank Evans of Miami, distribu-
ter of Bauseh and Lomb products,
arrived here today and will spend
the weekend with DR.. and Mrs. ia.
Va.des, 1924 Duval street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
pauahter. Resale Carol.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles PEG
pies, 1871 Polnclana place, are the
parents OF q 6.pound. S-ounce daug-
hter. Resale Carol. born Deem
Der Is in the Monroe General hos
pital
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'iides

naval Base
oMOoHOW
High tnw
ll:l3 am. 4:45 am.
1924 pm. 1856 pm.
oCo
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Kew Yves,
Time ei Height o.
Station Tide high waite,
Bahia Honda
(bridgel oh ION so II
No Name Key
least endl ----+ Oh 20m
Boca Chica
SANDY PIT oh 40rn
Caldes Channel
north end1 - Oh l0m
LA fl
t-l-Minus sign: Correction
to be subtracted.
f+)-Plus sign: Corrections IL
be added.
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'1empleto5y ~ Ms6tRi1Slly WI

liking it so much, later orchestral
ed il His feeling for it is shared
by me, so ] have arranged these
excerpts with the orchestral score
in mind as imagine be might have
done. The typicaily oriental bell
like quality which Ravel has
brought to this music l find COM
pletely enchanting"
Part three: Blithesome Reel
tTempleton) "Blithesome Reel
was written in the spring of 1851
and is exactly what its name i'm
plies. Also. there is just little
touch of the Scotch bagpipe, which
happens to be very close to my
heart" explains Templeton.
Berceuse in G Minor (Temple-
ton. 1.-The composer remarks 'Rcr-
ceuse in G Minor was written for
very special occasion; it is one
of three pieces written for my
wife's birthday"
A Roam With Jerome (Temple-
tom
Back Scar liver tTempleton)
Improvisation on Five Notes in
the Styles Of the Composers tTem-
pieton.)
Gnats to You. from 1.-The Insect
Suite" (Templeton-G te
lmprovisations on Four Melodies,
tTempleton.
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A Son. Jerry Allan.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lynn VII
kins, gs02 18th street. are the par
ents of an s-pound. T-ounce son.
Jerry Allan. born December "a al
the Monroe General hospital,
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Retired Officers Worry about
absent Members At Lunch Meeting
(P Wirephoto
P) Wirephoto

We have president Teasrerno not even any dues
always month"; meetings for lunch at the For
Taylor officers club remarked oFred Rear Admiral Coydon W
Wassell his Retired Officsis club 4t
Yes he was worried wondering what has happened to about
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
''Born Yesterday" Cast Holds
Rehe0rs0Is On Casa Marina Beach

tradition of the heaer that the show must 60 on
YEA Mazda Lazaovc the director Of the new
Yesterday sogehpw other man
aged to rehearsas the little heate down on
tho the Marina Hotel
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Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
~
Barometer tSea Levers 500 A M
30.42 inS.-l030l mbS.
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Browns Have Son.

Browns Have Son,
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Kieth
Brown. HIT NV It'll street. are
the parents of a 7-pound, l2-ounce
son. Cameron william. born Dec
ember IS in the Monroe General
hospital
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Report

Kew West. Fla, Jan. -, 1852
Observations tsl-en az City office
500 AM. EST
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Clifton
Lunn, 500 Georgia street. are the
parents of an S-pound, 5-ounce son,
Herbert Clifton, Jr, born Jan
uary 2 in the Monroe General hos
pltal.
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A Son, Alan Wayne.

A Son, Alan Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Chris krug,
SOP Southland street, are the par
ents of an S-pound, 3-ounce son.
Alan Wayne, born on January IN
the Monroe General hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12

The n0madic Micmac Indians Of
Nova Scotia favored portable wig.
vans Of birch bark that could be
folded and packed into canoes.
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MARCH Or DIMES
(ContinlIed From Page One

Continued From Page One) !.
Carbonell said, and 4ge guaran;
tee to give them a good show
and the March of Dimes d good
send off !.
Girls are needed 70 help gath.
n the dimes from tbc crowds
which gather elgo are so eager 10
give 70 tho March Of Dimes and
they are urged to see Mr.. Or.
boneli ~ the Duval Street Band:
shell OF his place If business -
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