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The Nome nugget., 1952-06-04
1O,5O1 Casualties Inflicted On Reds During May

E SEOUL, Korea, (P = Eight groups of Chinese riflemen pecked at United Nations defenses along a five-mile sector of the Korea western front in predawn darkness Tuesday.
 A US. Eighth Army staff off, cer said Allied artillery beat back all probes of the groups ranging in size up to 100 men.
 The staff officer said that in May the Eighth Army inflicted 10,501 casualties on the Reds, in- cluding 5,012 killed.
 Far East Naval headquarters in Tokyo reported that in the week ended Monday, JUN. Naval units inflicted the following dam- age on Communist forces:
 Destroyed or damaged 200 rail cars, 164 trucks, 49 buildings, 94 bridges and 55 gun positions.
 The Navy said carrier-based planes inflicted most of the dam age.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-04
Govt Aluminium Contract Policy
 In Cabinet Dispute

WASHINGTON, (P)-Two cab inet officers took opposite posi- tions Monday on a proposed long term contract for government pur- chase of aluminium from the AL minimum Company Of Canada (ALCAN).
 Secretary of Commerce Sawyer told the Senate-House Committee on Defense Production the gov ernment should get all the alumni mum it can for stockpiling and the civilian economy from any possi- ble source.
 But Secretary of Interior Chap man said there are aluminium ex- pansion possibilities in the United States and Alaska. He said he would not favor long-term agreement with ALCAN until al- ternatives had been studied.
 Chapman said he would not Ob- ject to a short-ter contract. with ALCAN to meet current shortages.
 Henry H. Fowler, new defense production administrator, told the committee he would make no final decision until the committee has had a few weeks to make report.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-04
ALASKA SCHOOL BILL PASSED BY COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, (P-The> Sen ate passed and sent to the Presi- dent for signature Monday a bill including Alaska in the govern ment's program of endowments for agricultural and mechanical arts colleges. The territory would receive $21,5O0 annually under the program.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29

When lucious fresh strawberries
appear in our markets it is time for
some real dessert treats, for these
colorful juicy berries are favorite
food with almost everyone.
While the old-fashioned rich bis
cult shortcake is hard to beat, there
are those who prefer shortcake made
with sponge cake, using plenty of
whipped cream to top the layers and
also to spread between layers.
Frozen whipped cream, served with
fresh berries, is typical Scandina-
Wan dessert. 1t is easy to prepare
and so delicious that its fame has
become widespread and it is well
worth serving more than once dur
ing strawberry time.
Here are some recipes for making
shortcake and other desserts with
strawberries:
Strawberry ShOrtcake
erich biscuit Variety
cups all purpose flour
IS cup sugar
3 teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt
l egg or egg yolks, well beaten
IS cup butter or shortening
IS cup milk
Mix dry ingredients and sift twice,
work in shortening with pastry mix
er, fork or finger tips, and add eggs
combined with milk. Mix lightly to
form soft dough.
Toss mixture on Toured board and
divide in two parts Pat, roll out,
and put half in round tin. Spread
lightly with melted butter and place
other half on top. Or roll 1a-inch
thick and cut into individual short
cakes with large biscuit cutter and
bake on buttered cookie sheet. Bake
II minutes in hot oven of 45O de-
grees.
When baked, split with fork and
spread with butter. Spread sweet
ened and slightly crushed strawber-
ries between layers and on top.
Cover with whipped cream, using
pastry bag and tube, if desired.
Cream may be put between layers
and on top.
Strawberries with Frozen Whipped
Cream
Pinch of salt
2 cups heavy cream
] quart Strawberries
Granulated sugar
Add salt to the cream and whip
until stiff with hand beater, or cleo
trio beater, at high speed.
Freeze until almost firm, in re-
frigerator tray or mold. Wash and
hull strawberries and arrange in a
bowl. Pass the berries, the sugar in
a shaker, and the frozen cream,
which has been lightly beaten with
fork before heaping in another bowl
Serves six.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
The Stork Arrives

The stork announces the follow
ing arrivals at the Washington Coun-
ty Hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin T. Rankin, liz
w. Potomac ST., Williamsport-a son
on May "a.
MIR, and Mrs. Omer T. Kaylor, Jr.,
1912 Oak Hill Ave.-a daughter on
May "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Spessard,
Route 2, Smithsburg-a daughter on
May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon c. Spoonire, 80
Water Sta daughter on May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Fisher,
200 S. Artizan ST., Williamsport-a
son on May %.
DR.. and Mrs. Phillip S. Lawrence,
2103 Greenfield Road-a daughter on
May 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Downs, Clear
Spring-a son on May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer H. Kimbler,
23l S. Prospect Sta son on May
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Myers,
Route 2, Clear Spring--a daughter
on May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haven Keller, 700
Chestnut Sta son on May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert L. Forsyth,
$50 Nottingham ROAD son on May
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Drury,
434 Carrolton Ave.-a daughter on
May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Wilhelm,
339 w. Washington Sta son on
May 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow w. Rock,
Route l, Williamsport-a daughter
on May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Reeder, III
w. Franklin Sta daughter on May
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. McLaugh-
lin, Mason-Dixon, Pa daughter
on May II.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Bent, 232
Bryan Place-a son on May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Harris, %
Vale Sta daughter on May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Rubeck,
933 w. Washington Sta daughter
on May 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade A. Lun, 40
Playground Ave. - a daughter on
May 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Levin, 1880
Potomac Ave.-a son on May 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick M. Shaffer,
905 Fairfield Road-a son on May
IA.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
Strawberry Chiffon Pie

Strawberry Chiffon Pie
l baked 9-inch pie shell
IL cups Strawberries
A-cup sugar
tablespoon gelatin
H-cup cold water
R-cup boiling water.
l tablespoon lemon juice
2-cup heavy cream
2 egg whites
B-teaspoon salt
Prepare baked pie shell. Chill
for three hours.
Hull and slice berries. Pour sugar
over them. Allow to stand for 80
minutes. Soak gelatin in the cold
water for five minutes; then dissolve
it in boiling water. Add lemon juice.
Add to berry mixture Chill until
about to set. Whip cream until stiff
and fold it into gelatine mixture.
Whip egg whites, with salt added
until stiff and fold them in. Fill pie
shell with this and garnish top with
sweetened whipped cream.
Fresh Strawberry Pie
l baked 9-inch pie shell
l quart Strawberries
l cup sugar
3 tablespoons cornstarch or flour
Dash of salt
Sweetened whipped cream
Crush half the berries and bring to
boiling point. Stir in sugar COM
bined with flour or cornstarch and
salt. Cook, stirring constantly, un-
til thickened and well cooked. Spread
over half of berries (whole) in bak-
ed pie shell. Pour hot cooked filling
over top, cool, top with sweetened
whipped cream and serve. Me-
ringue may be used instead Of the
whipped cream and pie Drowned in
a moderate oven of $50 degrees.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29

marriage licenses during tne past
week.
Eugene Franklin Fishack, a.
Smithsburg; Bette Harp Bachtell,
%, Smithsburg.
Roy j. Byers, 81, Hagerstown;
Betty j. Slick, %, Hagerstown.
Carroll R. Detrow, "a, Hagerstown;
Julia F. Kershner, 40, Hagerstown.
Donovan Franklin Day, 20, Hag-
erstown; Nancy Joan Cave, Is, Hag-
erstown.
Thomas R. Young, %, Hagerstown;
Betty E. Long, 81, Hagerstown.
Ernest Shives, Jr., "a, Hancock;
Gloria j. Keefer, 10, Hancock.
John William Wallick, Jr., 26, Ha-
gerstown; Kathleen Carson, %, Hag-
erstown.
Gerald Herbert McAllister, 90,
Big SpringS Mary Kathleen Brad
shaw, g. Martinsburg, w. Va.
Ira Paul Kaufman, Jr., ~, Hag-
erstown; Nancy Louise NOVEL;, 10,
Hagerstown.
Frederick William Higgins, 25,
Hagerstown; Arleen Elizabeth Mil
Ter, 10, Hagerstown.
Denzil E. Viands, 80, Hagerstown;
Dorothy A. Viands, 30, Hagerstown.
Charles E.-Sponseller, %, Hagers-
town; Dorothy Ann Griffin, %, Hag-
erstoWn.
Charles William Hoffman, Jr, %,
Hagerstown; Jean Carol Rouzee, 10,
HagerstoWn.
William Richard Harvey, %, Hag-
erstown; Virginia Elizabeth Smith,
81, Ellerslie.
John R. Entler, 81, Hagerstown;
Frances w. Kepler, SO, Keedysville
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
This and That
RaiSin Oatmeal

Plump seedless raisins in hot oat-
meal add delightful accent. Add
p cup raisins to the boiling sailed
water before stirring in the quick
cooking oats. Remember the pro
portions for good oatmeal are twice
as much water as oats.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
BY MARY DOUGLAS

Successful gecookery investment in elaborate
unlavored gane be nodded
containers every kitchen coffee used to
dish; vegetables back into their
cylindrical shape Desserts nodded
shell custard sup, a fued paper mold
Basic Fruit Gelatine
1 envelope unfavored geaine Is
p cold fruit juice 1s teaspoon salt
IA cups hot fruit juice
geane cold fruit juice Add hot fruit juice and
into individual mods and chill
until firm. YIELD: A servings.
Aspic: Omit salt to teaspoon add
other seasonngs, if desired.
gelatine is slightly
thicened fold shrimp shredded crab
Nodded Make Tomato Aspc When gane is slightly
tckened fold ~ mixed cooked vegetables and diced
celery shredded cabbage
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
Busy Day Shortcake

For busy day strawberry short
cake, use a packaged cake mix,
either the white cake or the chiffon
cake mix, bake in two layers or in
sheet, cut in squares, cover with
juicy sweetened berries and top
with whipped cream.
The next time you get on the
scales you will remember the whip
ped cream.
You can make these two pies with
one recipe of pie crust
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29

liquid. Then slit them down one side
and remove pits. Fill each prune
with walnut half and dip in reg
ular fritter batter Fry in deep fat
until golden brown. Sprinkle with
powdered sugar and serve at once.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
Prunes Fritters Worth Trouble

Prune fritters are we'll worth the
trouble they take to make. Cook
prunes as unsual with stick of
cinnamon added to the cooking
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
This Frosting Never rails


You'll like this elegant never-fail
almond caramel frosting on most any
kind of cake. Combine five table
spoons butter with one-fourth cup
evaporated milk, few grains salt and
one cup brown sugar (packed). Heat
and stir until mixture boils. Re-
move from heat and stir in three
cups sifted confectioners' sugar and
one-half cup chopped unblanched
almonds.
Coffee Cake Adds Nice Touch
For a delicious brunch, a hand
some coffee cake is a delightful adj
dition. A banana coffee cake can be
made easily by the quick muffin
method. You can serve it with ham
and eggs and hot coffee.
To make the banana topping, COM
bine 70 cup brown sugar and 3
tablespoons butter in an 8-inch lay
er pan. Slice 2 bananas and arrange
slices in circles in sugar mixture.
Prepare a quick coffee cake bat
ter and then spread it evenly over
banana topping. Bake in a mod
erately hot oven (400 degrees) for
approximately Is minutes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
Marriage Licenses

The following from HagerstOwn
and Washington County applied for
marriage licenses during the past
week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29

PatrOnize Our Advertisers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-04
!SubROn 4 Wires
VIII AUCTION
Books 1fCOffee

AN meinbcrsof SubRon -Four
Officers Wives club are asked
y bring any I'D book. no longer
wanted. % the monthly coffee
meeting ~ the club 20 be held 81
10 O'Clock Wednesday morning al
the Fort Taylor Officers Club
The books will be auctioned
with the proceeds from their sale
going 10 the Navy Charity Carl
nivai fund. backing the SubRon
candidate. Mrs. Bonnie Lee
Nichols, for Carnival Queen.
Either the pocket-sixed paper
bound books. or leather bound
books will be- welcomed Mem
bcrs should pat each book IN q
paper sack, and u u Is a best
seller, mark rs name on the
outside for the use OF the auc.
tloneer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-04

heciiag. 6ardcn club. Al 40
mans Club. . pm
Meeting. Lover Keys Property
Owners Association. Cadtoe
key = pm
Maronslie shoas Cor elemen
fary 10 an and Cor highs
school students and adults. 20
pm Both shows ~ Key West
llikh Schonl.
Party Coz cagnisal Qscen candi.
date a. kerupalms. 8 pm.
FRIDAY. RIARYs
All HANDS dance. Boea Chica
swimming psol patio. . pm.
hoca Chica Carnival Queen
Candidates VIII b. present.
0snCcFs Wives club luncheon
~ Taylor. pm. cocktails al
na~an
Meetlag Fern Chapter Ne "a.
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Jr. WOn,an's Club
Enjoy Games ~
Social Meeting

The Junior Nomans Club
monthly social meeting vas held
Thursday evening ~ the club.
house and . program ~ lively
games was met with enthusiasm
with every member present parii
cipaiing,
Club members invited a number
of guests. The last Includes Miss
Dora Martinez. Mrs Bunny Nsg
nini. Miss Carmclina Caesia, Mrs.
Ruth Pierce and Miss Shirley lioN
sef.
Prizes were gwen Mrs. Ruth
Pierce and Miss CaTmelIna Cues.
"a.
Refreshments we're delicious
punch and cookies served by Ms
Lillian Luian. chairman assisted
by co hoSiesses. Mrs Jerry Riggs
and Mrs. Lorraine Wood
The neat meeting 1T the organl
Eation will be a business meeiias
February S al sp. IN
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Taylof ~ ~.
Meeting. kN Oinh0ard Club
Auxiliary, 4 - pm.
Iieiicopter Squadren one osii.
GERS Wives club will have .
coffee meeting az 10 = ~. 81 ne
home q Mrs. , Natson. DIS
Seidcnbcrg street
TIIt RSDAN. FEBRUARY :
Meeiing. Monfoe County husla
al Moussns Auxiliary sesins
group "a hospital 2 p.m.
At CLASSES Cos adults West Mar
gello Gallery. a. , pm.
Meeting. Eiks Lnsige a club
house. 5 pm.
Meeting. WV Pest No 1911,
WV Post home 5 pm
Meeting. Goidsn Rule end Busy
Flngcrs Circle IL WSCs
FIRST Methodist church
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Tonight Is Date
OF Bible Drama IA
First Methodist

The seventh grade class OF the
intermediate Department, II The
First Methods; Cmrch under the
leadership u their teacher Mrs.
Edith lopez and their Sup,. Of the
Department Mrs ] Paul Touchion
will present a 3iblc Drama Tot
their psren,s and friends tonigh, at
TOO IN the recreation hall Of the
Church Annex.
There viii be scenes presented
from the Life of Christ. beginning
when he was twelve and ending
with Has resurrection.
The following Intermediates viii
take part: Wayne Alberius. Judy
BecraSe. Louise Brooks. Madeline
Curry. Richard lIocffer Jr Jackie
hey Teddy Key, Ruth Mazeau.
Jack Russell. Geraldine Saunders.
Mary Jewell Tonehion. Rose Trus
sci. lean weaiherford. and Glenn
Roiwrts.
After the program the informed
laies will have games planned By
the sih grade class and their teach
CT. Mrs. l.aurctie Bethel The ath
grade class o. serving their teach.
er, Miss Pauline Nihoul as q &c.
frcshemni committee. The parents
viii he meeting durine the recrea.
iional period 10 organize a discus.
sion group'on the problems and
needs II oGF Intermediates.
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Phone CiGssn Office. 1855
Minds NighfOui


hY Dot s..a
''fsoNc koNo~ ~ 'isv Stress
Theatre.
An dmond.cycd and rply .T.oly
Chinese tike. aboni fnar saarx u
are. vii steal vour heart away IN
this film. ise,S Danny chang. and
should be rated ~ she iuvensle
find Il the wear Ronalsk Rcagan.
as the not so.hard.bolled american
who has tried "a make a hsaonest
huck IN China DURING 1. return trio
after the var. finds himself Gus.
tsiian II the child Who h orphaned
When = plane flies low and machine
guns fleeing refugees Just one iump
ai,ead M the ana sdlne GoDinles
A! rescue camp. -Keaeahineels
has heart.ihrob. russell haired
F,l gho Is heriinT some frightened
Chinese out II eHelny territory. A
plane comes In 10 pick ap the egoup
and Some a the best susIrnse mo
menis you've ever seen happen
when a motor fails a. the plane
heads for the Crown Colony.
Wey Ling. the Chinese urchin.
has q be. iewcled idol In ms pack
which turns out 10 be q i3th cen.
tury work 81 Antiquity worth Szoo..
ooo Hons k1oa : 4 don't know
ho~ much tbal would be- Mex"
bat anyv ~. - tpeugh IN tempt
Reanan Into lfssna O. abanslnn the
cf and selr &C Idol. Bat the al.
~ - Ne. ~ ..1lie face and slant.
csireS Isur1 him do~n. and nc
cant he a villain after all Of
course. the opinion II the lovely
girl helps reform him. too.
There's a smash finish With a
. kstusppsnx : 3Fth pled
robbery. . fiaif khoard unk.
and q last minute rcscue. The
film h done In fabuluus. tinis
which adds to the excite flavor ol
scenes IN Hong Mons. FAASInailnR
too Il the study az face<'in Inc 81.
zsrres and The narrow colorful
streets.
me plat may be = bli Gas -isiched.
bot 4 Is interesting all the ~ and
palaiable iof the entire iam1y.
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Coming EUenn

MONDAY. fkHi<uA0EIE&~w
IIsndierasi Glass for Ofiieets'
Wives. Kerrealinn bldg. No.
1877. Naval station. 100 pm.
Meeting. Circle II First Presbs.
terian church. home Of Mrs.
n c. Papy. 1921 Washington.
pm
MEETING. Methodist Men. Wesley
House, : pm.
Meeting. executive board. Pom
ciana PTA al sehool snm.
Meeting. wMu of Flrst Baptist
church. J % pm.
Meeting. woman's Aux.. n.
raul's Episcopal church. par
ish hail. } pm.
Meeting hey West Ministerial
association. ley Memorial Met
hodist church. 10 pm.
Special Interest Cooking Group
viii meet at home Of Mrs.
Nay Rehnbcrg al go Sou
Utatt tUtth ~ att
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5
Executive Board ~ Harris school
PTA viii meet al 10 pm. IN
the library az Harris school.
Business meeting ~ IN. We.
mans Club a. clubhouse. : y.
IN.
Meeting. SEA Finigce Coatieiic
club "a "A WV homc. Z pm.
Meesing. key West Players. Barn
Theatre. pm.
Navy Carnival Pun Mite. dance
games. entertainment at Elks
Club annex = % 10 am. Pub.
lic invited
Meeting. key West Assembly No.
m. Order d Rainbow Girls.
Scottish Rite Temple. : % pm.
Meeting. Catholic Daughters ~
America Court Mary star ~
the Sea No. 6ss. Al 81 Anns
hail. . pm.
kcy West Chapter No. "a. Ma
tional SolourneFs. First preshy
terian church. AZ J pm.
Meeting. Coral shores pTA. MAJ.
eCumhe Srhci. SIS pm.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8
Meeting. Siephen \ Mallory
chapter No. is62. UDC, 4 pm.
Coffee. SubRon -Four Wives, ".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-04

Camilla LEM Of Chicago.
The Ithaca Bible college has pre-
pared Mr.. and Mrs. Rosam for
foreign missionary work in Egypt.
Lebanon or In Jerusalem. They will
leave this country for their mis-.
slonary assignment on approx.
masely March 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosam. Sr.. viii
leave Wednesday morning for New
York and win attend the gradua.
ton ceremonies. The young no.
sans hope 10 return here for . Vi.
so before leaving Tor their foreign
assignment
Before leaving last September
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Nary CdrnirdI
Fun Mite Shfed
IOniOrroic Fee.

Navy essni.k slss, -s,s -
ssIesss'ed rses<sy svea'ns'e
rVssy 5. shsss 20 psre~. e. ses
slss Club s"ast fem go 10
! Pm. and everybody. they
mean everybody. Is invited.
Guests Of tire esenins will be
IRE Personality Studio cirIs.
Games. prizes and dsseins wiIi
add 10 tire frslse with mvsie.
Sweet and Nor by Al Resehef
and ftis keysofes.
Admission " by denss,oa 70
navy relief and sli services %
she evening ara densssd 10 char.
isy.
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for the Bible college Rosam bad
done much ministerial woFk for
the Jehoyahs Witnesses IN Key
West. He worked approximately
100 hours each month foF the past
nine years IN the work 81 has
church.
His employment here includes
work as a carrier Of The Citizen
and ior the past five years he has
delivered The Miami Herald
Mrs Rosam has served eight
years in the WORK 0l the church
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burned the single ring ceremony.
The bride wore q beautifully
tailored blue suit and wore a
white flower corsaae She was
eiVen IN marriage by her father,
John Carhonell. Her attendant
was Miss Alicia Barcelo. WIN
wore a Green suit Her flowers
were yellow
Best man for the wedding was
Jose Valdez
Mrs John Carhoneil. the brides
mother wore q white suit. Her
flowers were red The bride
grooms mother. from Tampa.
wore a navy blue gown with a
pink corsage
A luncheon reception was sery
ed immediately following the
ceremony al the Carboncll home
About IS guests were present
md those who helped serve were
Mrs. Cecil Carbnnell. Mrs. Louis
Carbonell. Mr. RAYMOND Del
gedo and Mrs Louis Nurcisa.
The bride and groom lcfi Tor
a honeymoon N Tampa after the
reception.
out II town guests included
fhe grooFn's mother and sister,
Mrs. Dnlra SNYDER and Mis,
Alicia Medina Of Tampa and ths
brides brother. Cpl. Harold Car,
tonell Of Fort jackson. 8. c.
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NJ. aud Mrs. Dennis J Sinke and
jphn ruslhumus ~ Grand Rapids,
Mich. werc recens visitors 10 Key
WRIST
they we're pleased with the sight
setins lmr they made 81 ihs ely
end rcgnrscd that they had made
. very pleasant visit here. :.
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Eugene ROsa,n, Jr., And Wife
To DO Foreign Missionary WORT

Both Mr. and Mrs Eugene ID Rosam. Jr KEY Wcsters Be-
graduated next Sunday ws,chower Bible College o.
Caesd. Ithaca. "
ko>an the Of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Roaau I42f
erine street iie attended Key Wet
Key West the past twelve MR. former Ms
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Hiss Gloria CdrbOneH Becomes Bride
u Joseph Medina In Friday W ediing

Miss Gloria Cahonei daughter 81 Mr. end Ms John Car
hone bride a Joseph A Medina
uSS Howard the Csrbenen hpte IN afternoon
February at ocock Jeice a the Peace Ira Abury
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-04
Shop Hopping
with JAxON

Did YOU catch any fish over
the weekend. OF perhaps a nice
sun tan? The weekend Is such
nice time 90 get all caught zap on
all the things YOU don't find
time ior during the week days.
whether it's work or play. But
Monday has rolled around again.
and we've been shopping &.
Cor you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-04

Usually when You battle the
family pup rs . case Of get
ting literally showered your
self. and you both wind up
with Q feeling Of mutual loafh-
ina. So -. about Q rear age.
Q West Palm Beach ensomolos-
Isl and chemist decided some
thing should be done about
this state Of affairs and dream
ed up . dog shampoo capsule
that Is sasY both on dog and
master.
These canine espsules-ior
external use onlY--wess In.
vented By Thomas Z. Duffy.
fsrmsr sniomoiosisf Cor psisn
Beach county. Each capsule
eonisins . concentrate Of dec.
dorisins sine oils that's good.
detergent and ehlordans that
10 dissolved In q quart Of water
before using on the dog.
The lovely part Of all this.
10 that You viii wind up with
. deg Who 10 entirely tree Of
D. O. fleas. ticks or mites. and
win remain so. Tor as long o.
thirty days after his beauty
treatment. It's 80 simple 10 use
Toe. You rub II In ant dry u
off. Each quart Of bath lotion.
made from this capsule. con.
isins enough liquid 10 shampoo
one 81. Bernard or 10 pskin.
ese.
You cen purchase these dos.
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