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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

last on ms itinerary
Mr.. Bergen and has troupe ea
Yesterday Tor Hollywood rsl
fornia. They viii be flown back =
an Army transport. Crew menbarr
Of the aircraft who have transpor,
cd Bergen on his tour are Capisin
Joseph u. Casey pilot 1t eu,en.
ant Y Hunt, co.piloi and Teen
SCI. Elmer Koontz. Engineer crew
Chief.
Prior 10 leaving Key West Yes.
ierday. Mr.. Bergen and has on.
tire troupe. were taken on an II.
land sight seeing trip by Mr. Elio
Garcia. manager Of the local Kev
West Coca-Cola Bottling Companv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
CITIZEN Staff Photo

Pace. Henry Sands. W. N Whit.
hey, Reginald pritchard. James
Sterling. and Daniel Garcia.
The neat regular meeting will
be held March 2 a. 3 pm. az the
home II Mrs Daniel Garcia, l2as
South Street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
B.p.W. Club
Racks 1Ibury
For &c. 4ward

1hf buAihtss ana ff8feNAional
WOman's Club wish 10 make pub.
lie the recommendation Of Hilary
G. Albury for the Jaycee Ouistand
INC Service Award
Here Il u IN full
He has actively participated 10
the extent that the following drives
have been conducted successfully
because II Mr. Albury-March u
Dimes. Cancer. Navy relief. Liz
tie League. Street and House Idghi
inc in connection with Christmas
activities, Safety. Procurement of
football for high school and city.
Cooperation With Navy, shore
Patrol. etc. IN an effort 20 cement
Naval Civilian populaee relations.
which was successfully carried out.
"All contributions listed in No. 1
above we're not only all.ar0und
community activities bat were all
around the seasons and all.round
the clock for no matter what day of
the year or What hour Of the day,
Mr.. AIbury's enthusiasm for has
community was Astounding. ~
never waned-there SHOULD be more
Hilary AIburys.
MIR. Albusy's appearances and.
lectures 10 the various oraginfa.
tions have left an indeliblc impress
sion upon oil members gathered
20 hear him. His sincerity rings
clearly as he has been called the
silver .tongued orator
"An residents of Key IVES. mus.
remember him for has efforts put
forth BY a home town bos DESTROYS
of seeing his own home toNn gaily
decorated for the halliday season.
Ills safety programs have
meant that Young America is here
TO stay.
Because Of Mr.. Alhurys leader.
ship among our local policemen.
more courteous treatment VAS &C.
CURED BY them. Because Of his
initiative. eily workers wsre more
safety conscious as revealed by
the Safety Bulletin Board al City
Hall. Ills coordination of efforts 10
reduce traffic accidents went be.
yond the confines of his eity--he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07


social highlights ~ the winter h
"a the ceremony Tuesday evenin
Tho bride was Rowned IN
white embroidered Swiss organ.
dy with a matching cap and
brief veil She carried q beauti-
ful bouquet Of white orchids
cascaded with satin streamers.
She was given IN marriage by
her father. Richard Curtis Noel
~ Scarsdale. NJ Y
Maid of.h0nor. Miss Helen
Baskowitz. wore a buttercup
yellow gown oi taffcta with fit
ted bodNe and fun skirt. Her
picture hat was IN matching
shades and she carried a gor-
geous bouquet OF blue iris.
The brides mother. Mrs. Rich.
ard Curtis Noel. wore an aqua
gown u silk shantung and a
cafsage Of white orchids.
Mrs Robert Baskowitz, moth.
ar 81 the groom. was gowncd in
bfown lace over pink tulle with
matching picture hat. Her flow
ats were shades Of pink and rose
Best man was Richard Curtis
Noel. Jf.. brother Of the bride.
Both he and the groom dressed
IN light tropical dinner Jackets
win dark tuxedo trousers.
For the wedding music. pianist
Sylvia Stanley played Inter.
mexzo.' Meditation. "Yours Is
Ny Heart Alone" n Love You
Truly" and both traditional we'd.
ding marches from "Lohengrin"
and "Midsummer Nights
Dream"
Following the nuptial rites al
the Thompson home. a reception
was held NJ the Casa Marina
with the immediate wedding
party IN the receiving line Over
$50 persons were present 20 con.
graduate the newly welded eou.
pie and extend wisf.ez for their
happiness
A buffet supper. hiehballs and
champagne we're Served while
Sylvia and Mark Stanley enter.
tanned the g,seats with back.
ground musis Family. friends
and well'w 6hers were delighted
when The smiling groom toasted
has iose,.s bride and then danced
q wedding waltz with her on
The Casa Marina veranda.
Out Of town guests AZ the we'd
u'hp and reception included M.
and Mfs. NJ l.. cruvant. Shreve-
port. La: Miss Jean Cochrane.
Darian. Conn: Miss June Walk.
e.. Seattle. Wash. Harry a.
Stcinbredor. IT,. ST Louis. Mo.
and Naples. Fla. and Gordon
Wright. White Plains. N. v.
The charming new Mrs. has.
kowitx attended Chatham HAN.
Va. and was graduated ffom
searsdais High school. Scars
dale. NJ v She II also a graduate
Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. memTf Of Kappa Al.
pha Theta sorority and pro-
yihional member uf the Junior
League. Her parents live a S
Christensen Road. Scarsdale.
~ ". the brides former home.
The groom rs a graduate % So
louis. Mo. Coustry Day School
and attended Washington I'M
vefslty ne Is a member Of the
BRIDES spur Hunt Club and the
Westwood Country Club in ST
Louis.
The eoupe will spend . honey.
moon In Mexico. visiting Mexico
Cry FIRST They viii BE- a home
ps'yer copsadp laien in me
&fsen1 Iif TX TfkFNTlk
80 .-~44~-.s..A-......
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Poulson Ensign ID r. Haggerty:
Chief Payclerk j. G. Sargent:
DR.. G. = Mangin and Dr. Val
landingham.
Prior 10 the fashion show. din
ner Will be- served al the club
from $50 D. m. until . D. m. The
show viii bcgin az $50 pm. a.
The conclusion of which dancing
viii follow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

Mix two tablespoons Of mayon.
naise with two tablespoons IL pre-.
pared yellow mustard. spread on
tour tomato halves and broil until
lightly Drowned. Serve on a vege.
table platter with buiered spin.
ach. baked sweet potato, creamed
mushrooms, and green snap beans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Celebration Plans
For Centennial
Progress Rapidly

The tooth birthday 81 the Caiho.
lic church in hey West viii be cele.
brated from February % through
February Is with a program which
u well underway. u has been an.
nounced. Pcna Morales. the man Of
Garden Of Roses" fame Is hard
work 10 reproduce the homelike
atmosphere ~ the club whose re.
freshments and music are remem.
bered BY key WeSiers. A repea; en-.
teriainment og the famous Morales
brand can be sampled By making
q reservation for the ElkS Club for
February %
Mrs. Virginia DemeTritt is chair.
man of the fair booths sponsored
BY the Catholic Daughters organi.
ration. u viii be held on The Noes
groungs, Duval street Fancywurk
plants, cakes candies ard mary
other worthwhile articles ual Se
available. Surprises bal do ats
pre1caied Wilhou. aa nIas'a1 Cta-ge
are pert ol tie Festive naH
The rclieiC1s guertante % he
highligitci hy iie poutsacal Hgh
Mass presiaed over 81 4 nmhep e
the state Many former pastors
VIII return 60 Key West "a help
the community observe the cenicn.
NAL
Further details 81 the celebration
viii BE- announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Cayo Hneso Groifo Meeting
ia Called For Friday Nighf

The Cayo Iiuexo Grogto viii
meet tomorrow a. ans Amelia
street NJ = pm.
All members are urged % be
present ny order ~ 3r Delio Co.
h.. Chicf Justice
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

Daughter 10 Risss

osvshier 10 Rises
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Keith Rice
i6e.H Polnciana. announce the birth
of a daughter. Cynthia Lee. IN the
Us Naval Hospital. Mondaj Feb.
rusry Z al i0.0, am.
The new arrival weigh five
pounds. fave ounces.
The hices are originally from
Harvard. Illinois.
In the i4ih Century. so.ae people
Thought eyeglasses were an inten.
ton IL the devil.
French scientist maintain a year
round weather station ON the Green.
land icecap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Coming Ess,sis
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7

FEBRUARY 7
Meeting. Monroe County Hosp.
cal w0man's Auxiliary sewing
group Al hospital. 2 pm
Arr classes Cor adults. West Mar.
lello Gallery. Z 10 . pm.
Meeting. Elks Isiae a. club
house. 4 pm.
Meeting, vfw. Post No. nil
WV Post home SPIN
Golden Rule and Busy
Fingers circle AZ MS.C.s
FIRST Methoaist church.
Meeting, Garden Club. az NO.
mans Club. SPIN.
MEETING. Tower Keys Property
Owners Association, Cudne
key. SPIN
Marionetie shows Zoe elemen.
tary 10 am. aud Cor hiehs
school students and adults. / 81
pm. Both shows al Key Nest
IIigh school
Party for Carnival Queen candi
date al Aeropalms. SIM
FRIDAY. FEBRuARYs
ALL HANDS dance Boea Chlea
swimming pool patio. q pm.
boea Chiea Carnival Osreu
Candidates VITA be present
Officers Wives Club luncheon
~ Taylor. I pm. cocktails a
noon.
Meeting. Fern Chapter. No N
JES. Scottish Rite Temple.
pm.
Meeting. Mothers Club ~ CMl
and ~. Iosephs In ~ Cecilia /,
Hall. 100 pm.
kTuRDAY. FEBRUARY g.
Art Glasses Tor children. -
pm. patio 81 West MaFtellc
Gallery.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY II
Meeting. Circle Three. Women a
the FIRST Presbyterian Chas.ch
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
NOef-f,askO,Uifs Wedding Is Highiighf
OF Social Season: $50 Guests attend

The wedding Of Miss Martha Pope Noel Of Searsae New
and Robert Bakotz Jr oCayton place AZ
the home VI Mn Nofborg Thompson OF hS city, the
social hghigh 81 the Stone osciated
40 the ceremony Tuesday evening q q O'clock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Edgar Bergen Ind Fire Star Troupe
Entertain IA NaraI Hospital Here

Last stop Operations Santa Claus for Edgar Bergen Chf
Mccarthy and Of nations so,sbe
most City. Key West U : Naval Hospital west DIs,t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Unique Fashion Show To Be Presented
By Gilmore Officers Friday Evening

4 hilaIlous iaaIon show
marine tender Howard GInarc entitled Madame Bryant
and the Gilmore Fashonettes Will be attraction Tor the
evening the ~ Taylor Officer Club Friday February
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

The Dismal swamp covers q half
a million acres Of watery Jungle In
Virginia and North Carolina.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-07
Inside Israel

The Israel Government is
greatly worried over the fact that
tourism declined substantially
this year as compared with 1851
So grave is the concern of the
government, that the matter will
be taken up at one of the next
Cabinet meetings Officials
are of the opinion that an imme-
date study must be made to pre-
vent a continued drop next year
In the meantime, Jewish So
cial workers in the United States
are mobilizing their members for
a tour of Israel in the Spring of
1858 The tour is being organ
lied by the National Conference
of Jewish Communal Service
the central body of Jewish social
workers in the u. S. and Canada
The tour will last from the
end of March to the beginning of
May, and the entire trip-includ-
ing transportation, board, lodging,
tours, concerts and theatre-will
not exceed 81 300 :. The tourists
will live in the Berl Katznelson
Institute, near Tel Aviv, and will
stay in first class hotels during
visits to Jerusalem, Haifa and
Tiberias !. Part of the visit to
Israel will be devoted to con-
ferences with Israeli social work
ers This is considered an ex-
ceptional opportunity for Ameri-
can Jewish social workers to
learn first-hand about Israeli's
complex problems and its ways
of meeting them The Minis
tries of Welfare and Education in
Israel are especially interested in
cooperating with the American
group, which is expected to share
it's professional understanding
with Israel's leaders in social well
fare Doris Smolar)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-07
PHILADELPHIA JEW GETS
AWARD: HAILED BY
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES

PHILADELPHIA, = (JTA) =
George Friedland, Jewish indus
trialist active in work for Israel,
was presented with a Govern
ment of Israel Distinguished
Service Award for his efforts to
help stabilize the economy of the
Jewish State. The presentation
was made by Ambassador Abba
Eban at a dinner at the Bellevue
Hotel attended by more than
1000.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower
and Governor Adlai E. Stevenson,
the Presidential candidates, join
ed in the tribute to Mr.. Friedland
by sending their congratulations.
In their messages both candidates
emphasized the Importance of
helping Israel through the sale
of Israel bonds in this country
and in other ways.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-07
LONDON JEWISH YOUTHS
AGAIN URGED TO IGNORE
FASCIST MEETINGS

LONDON, (JTA) = A plea that
Jewish youths shun Fascist meet
ings in Britain rather than at
tend them and heckle the speak
ers was reiterated here this week
by DR.. Abraham Cohen, president
of the Board Of Deputies of Brit
ish Jews.
DR.. Cohen said that it has been
proved time and time again that
heckling made" Fascist meet
ings. He also warned that the re-
cent mild treatment of Jewish
youths arrested on charges of
attacking Fascists might be re-
placed by more severe methods
if the incidents were repeated.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-07

his son for Is years while hiding
from the tyrannical Romans who
sought to kill him. He is said to
have speculated there on all the
mystics, concepts of Jewish ira
dition. The critics prefer this
book to the authorship of Moses
of Leon who lived in the 18th
century. Actually, both of these
men may have been only the
compilers of collected statements
and commentaries that comprise
the mystical literature it repre-
sents. The word ''Zohar" means
Eight" or "splendor" or "bril-
lance" The work was so called
because it is said to have shed
light on the dark secrets of Jew
ish mysticism of Jewish learning.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-07

QUESTION: What special Sig
nificance does the rainbow have
in Jewish life? (R. r. Birming-
ham. Alabama.)
ANSWER: The rainbow is
mentioned in the early pages of
the Book of Genesis Genesis
9:13) as the Lords symbol of the
covenant by which man, in
Noah's time, was promised that
there would never be another
flood to destroy the Universe.
Thus it is customary for a Jew
to make a special blessing when
he sees rainbow. It reads as fol-
lows: BLESSED art Thou, o Lord
our CD, King of the Universe,
who remembereth the Covenant,
is faithful thereto, and adhereth
to his word"
QUESTION: Is Friday an un-
lucky day according to Jewish
tradition? IT. r.. Montgomery.
Ala.)
ANSWER: No. On the contrary
Friday is considered a good day
since it is the eve of the Sabbath.
It seems that the regard for Fri
day as an unlucky day became
prevalent among Christians be-
cause Christ was supposed to
have been crucified on Friday.
To this is also added the fact that
Moses died on Friday, the belief
that Cain killed Abel on Friday
and that Adam sinned on Friday.
For the Jewish people, in spite of
the fall of Adam on Friday, it is
also remembered that he was Gre
ated on Friday and married on
Friday; thus the good equalizes
the evil that may have befallen
him on such a day.
+ + g
QUESTION: What is the no.
har?"
ANSWER: The "Zohar" is
about the most popular work of
the Kabbalah literature. Basical-
ly, it is most popular as a COM
mentary on the Bible. Tradition
ascribes it to the, famous scholar
Simeon Bar Yochai of the second
century who dwelt in cave with
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-07
midas JEWISH POPULATION
NUMBERS $4,000: MOST LIVE
IN BOMBAY

BOMBAY, (JTA) = India's
Jewish population is $4,000, &C.
cording to the results of the 1851
census released here this week.
the great majority of them-more
than 2O,OOO-live in the Bombay
area.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-07

Ben Hecht: "a Jew is a per-
son who is as Mortified by his
own sins as he is by his neigh
bors."
Evening star., 1952-07-03
Armed Services Dances
For Week End Announced

Armed services dances are being
held at several camps during the
holiday week end. The Unifica-
ton Society, which furnishes
transportation, lists them as fol-
lows:
Today-Vint Hill Farms. at Z
pm; Club No. 3, Fort Belvoir, at
1880 pm; a company beach party
at $50 pm; Boiling Field MOO
club, a Hawaiian motif dance for
all services and their families,
8 pm.
Tomorrow-All-day beach party
at Patuxent Naval Air Station, be-
ginning at IL am, followed by a
dinner and dance; an ROTC beach
party, IL am, then a dinner and
dance: Andrews Field MOO club,
at 7::30 pm; Boiling Field MOO
club. open house and dance for all
Air Force personnel and their
families, music by the Air Force
dance band, pm.
Saturday-Quantico Marines, Z
pm; ROTC dance, Z pm; An
drews Field MOO club, 7:30 pm:
Fort Belvoir, 1880 pm; 7th AAA
barbecue and open-air dance, 8
pm; Anacostia chiefs club show
and dance for similar ranks of all
services at $50 pm; Bethesda
chiefs club, $3.50 pm.
Sunday-Section beach party at
10:30 am; Fort Belvoir, 1880 pm;
Boiling Field noncoms at 8 pm;
Fort Myer North Post party and
dance, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-07-03

800, WMAL-Original Amateur
Hour: The program salutes Will
mington, Del.
$3.50, Damon Runyan
Theater: The drama program is
heard at new time.
$3.50, WWDC, WASH-Reporters
Roundup: House Majority Leader
Joseph w. Martin, jr., is interviewed
1880, WRC - Republican Head
quarters Report: Report from the
candidates headquarters in Chicago
Television Today.
100, WNBW-Three: A new kline
of dramatic program using un'
usual television techniques.
7:45, WTOP-Music Hall: Louis
Prima, Mary Ford and Les Paul are
featured.
$3.50, WTOP-Steve Allen Show
Denise Darcel, 1.-THE Continental
and Billy Eckstine are guests on thu
debut of the new program.
900, WTTG- Playhouse: Bill
Lester and Elizabeth Frazer star il
For Life" a story about al
escaped convict.
900, WTOP-The Hunter: Barr!
Nelson is featured on new
mystery adventure series.
$3.50, WNBW-Mr. Peppers: Wall!
Cox acts the part of Robinson
Peppers in a new situation coined!
series.
1880, WTTG-Author Meets th'
Critics: James L. Wick'S How No
Ito Run for President" is discussed
Faye Emerson returns as moderator
Evening star., 1952-07-03
Map Showing Area Power
Facilities Published

The Federal Power Commission
today announced it has just pub
Ilished a new map, showing prin-
cipal electrical facilities in this
area.
The map covers the Maryland
lDelaware-District area and is one
of q series the commission is
sponsoring.
The location, capacity and
ownership of important generat-
ing stations are shown. Also in
dicated are the location, owner
ship, nominal voltage, length
conductor size and material ano
capacity of lines of $4,000 volts
or more.
The maps can be obtained at 81
each from the Publications Divi-
sion, Federal Power Commission
Washington Is, D. c. The official
number of the Maryland-Dela-
ware-District map is M-35.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
On the Air

The soft summer air, television
branch, has been filled with a
number of new sights and sounds
the past few nights. Not all Of
the hot weather replacements for
regular shows have been disap-
pointments, to be sure. Enough
of them have, though, to make it
plain that the old vicious circle
inherited from radio is operating
/ in television for another slack
season.
| Not many people watch televi-
sion in the summer, the theory
seems to be. Therefore, the TV
broadcasters stage programs that
not many people would waste time
on. Consequently, not many people
watch television in the summer.
There are exceptions, of course
One of these is the 15-minute
Tuesday Thursday session
(WNBW-7::30 p.m), on which
Liberace. the pianist, is filling IN
for Dinah Shore. Nobody can re-
place Dinah, really, but Liberace
is as happy a choice as could have
been found to try the job.
! Liberace is a great deal more
than a pianist. He can, to be
sure. play the classics excitingly
Eand play Twelfth Street Rag"
faster than you ever heard it
played before. He. probably can
do things to Tschaikowsky that
even the Tin Pan Alley boys never
/ dreamed of doing.
/ In addition to his keyboard
technique, Liberace has a talent
for singing cat least enough tc
do a haunting version Of Sep
/ tember Song") and talent fo'
musical drollery. There is not
much that can be done with him
pictorially, perhaps. beyond aim
! ing cameras at him from several
| directions, but this is no real
drawback. He is a one-man mu-
sical variety show and a man
with an ingratiating personality
It It will be good to have him around
twice a week for awhile.
X X X X
Then there are some neWcon1-
ers which are no exception to the
vicious circle rule. One of these
| is 1.-The Big Payoff." a daytime
show to which an hour has been
added to fill the Comedy Hour
spot (WNBW-Sunday, 8 p.m)
There is one life, at least, which
would have seemed just as rich
and full if "The Big Payoff" had
continued as only daily after
noon effort.
1t is another giveaway show
which is not precisely what was
needed to raise the general tone OF
TV programming. Its stars seem
to be Bess Myerson and Randy
Merriman, whose collective talent
is most notable for the fact that
Miss Myerson was once Miss
| America. 1t is about equally di-
Evening star., 1952-07-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

to do so on Saturday. Then you
can understand why I am en-
thusiastic in my praises. When you
see the garden-fresh quality of
the fruits and vegetables displayed
at the many produce stands-the
very fresh fish and shell-fish at
our two large seafoOd markets-the
choice meats which are not "pre-
fabs" but cut to your order the
way you like them by skilled
butchers-the extra-fresh poultry
and eggs that are selected for you
by men who are specialists in their
field-the tempting bakery prod
ucts which look delicious and don't
disappoint you in taste-the florists
who can give you the best for less.
because their overhead is less-the
many speciality stands which offer
foreign foods from all parts Of the
wOrld-the stands which bring you
the finest foreign foods from all
parts of the world-the stands
which bring you the finest foreign
and domestic cheeseS-the special
lists who give you freshly grated
horseradish and will crate fresh
cOconut for you while you wait
you will see why so many people
come from near and far to market
as they cannot in any other store.
There's also drug store, house.
wares stand and liquor counter
so that your every need may be
met.
/ What's more, there's free park
ing in the Amoco Station lot near
9Th and X SITS. Don't let appear
ances deceive you, the lot may look
full. but drive in anyhow. An at
tendant will park your car for you.
And there are carts here to carry
your purchases. So make Saturday
a red letter day, visit us at
CENTER MARKET CITY
/ 5th and Kf Sts. NV.