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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-13
MOVE TO FLORIDA

u Mrs. Matilda Lux, widow of
John F. Lux( former resident of
Madison county who died in Vet
lerans Hospital, Dayton, with her
daughter, Mrs. Annabelle Mosher
of Milford Center, have gone to
Florida to reside at GIG Glynlea
Road, Jacksonville.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-13
STORIES OF FAMOUS WOMEN
AT DELPHIAN MEETING

Mrs. r. o. Whitaker was CO.
hostess for the meeting of the
London Delphian Society at the
home of Mrs. c. A. Holton on
Monday evening, May 5th.
Women in the News" was the
topic which Mrs. d. H. Jackman
chose for her program. 1t present
ed an interesting study in con-
trasts as she gave brief sketches
of Eva Peron, DR.. Helen Kim,
: Mary Bethune, Jone Frohman, and
Grandma Moses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-13
Official OF Girl
Scouts To Speak

Mrs. ]. B. Conklin, district sup
ervisor of Region 5, Girl Scouts,
will speak at a meeting at the
Methodist Church, Tuesday, May
20 at 7:30 pm.
London Girl Scouts, Inc, is
sponsoring the meeting and has
invited all interested in the CIR;
Scout movement to hear Mrs.
Conklin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-13

The honoree was presented with
a gift and prize at bridge went to
Mrs. Brock and for canastd -
Mrs. James Cummins, Sr.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Variety Program
Helps S,oeH Fund
For Church School

The W.S.C.S. of Ley Methodist
Church, under the leadership OF
Mrs. George Peterson, fieios a so
cial on Thursday evening at the
church annex. Those present tho
roughly enjoyed the fine entertain
ment variety numbers and the re-
freShments.
The W.S.C.S. is grateful to the
following who participated: Mr..
Whiteside for two classical piano
selections; Mrs. Lillian Weubbold
and daughter Kay for musical
numbers with Miss Kay as vocal
list; Don Williams for impersona-
tions: tap-dancerAsinger, Victor
Larsen, Jr.; readings bya Mrs. Ka-
tie Sweeting; Bert Mac. guitar,
.harmonica and songs: Hrs. Alice
Curry. readings; Martin Curry and
Wayne Williams for tr,impet duets:
and Mrs. Alice Alhury for her ac-
cordian playing.
The money raised by this affair
will be turned over to the building
fund of the church at a special
meeting in May when all other
funds raised by the W.S.GSr this
year viii also be tiirhedM y y the
church for the building Of the new
church school, II is a building much
needed to serve the community and
its children.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
artist Hari Kidd
Will Exhibit At
W est MarteIIO

Hari Kidd. internationally known
artist who now lives in Key West,
win present his work in one-man
exhibition at the West Martello
Gallery this week.
Sponsored by the Key West Art
and Historical Society, the show is
one of series presented this sea-
son. There viii be nreyieM Of
Kidd's work, Tuesday, April l, 5 te
10 pm.
Critic Benedict Thielen wrote OF
Kidd's productions: Transcending
realism, these paintings by Hari
Kidd achieve an unforgettable rea-
lity. Here are essences instead OF
surfaces. Here in color and form
is that poetry and music which all
of us dimly ieel out which only the
finest Art can sometimes express
To see these pictures is to throw
open a window. breathe new air
and look out on a world filled with
new wonder. 2
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Five Accidents
OvcrAeekend

The pote department investiga-
ted five Iccidents over the week
end.
Dame estimated at $l6O oc-.
Cured Ehen two cars crashed at
the cojer CT Duval and Fleming.
Williat S. Robinson, 400 White
streetnd William C. Boyd. 9l6 81
mont, were the drivers. Other
accidnts were:
Vdhon j. Windham, Sea Isle
Co,E and James Robert Kading,
26- mas, collided on Y. 5. Num-
beIl highway. Damage to their
cal was not estimated.
motorcycle driven by Charles
APick, USS Coolbaugh, overturn-
eJon Roosevelt boulevard. The We
Rle was not badly damaged.
lit. Jack Al. odhbert, Boca Chica
Jas, suffered damage to his 1850
plymouth Of left rear fender,
Jumper, gas tank when he c0llided
With motorcycle. No one was in
iured.
A car driven by R. Fernandez
crashed into S. Caraballo's parked
,ar on Truman Avenue. Fernan-
dez's brakes are said to have failed
IS he was driving down Truman,
and collided into the Fernandez
car.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
MinOca Council
Features Social
And Entertainment

A sock social and entertain
ment will be tie feature of the
meeting Tuesday night when Mino-
ca Council Nc l3 Degree of POGO
hantos meets at 7;30 at the Red.
mems Hall on Caroline street. Mrs.
Verna Lowe viii preside at the pre-
ceding business session.
Juvenile Court Judge Eva War
ner Gibson viii sing accompanied
by Miss Marguerite Hilton at the
piano.
Piano selections will be played by
little Vivian Goring and G. Marie
Skies. The famGds Bert and Mac
Of the radio will also present num-
1ers. A read.ng Wsll be given by
Mrs. Sudie Richardson.
Mrs. Sarah Spencer and Mrs.
Dora Fernandez will serve re-
freshmentS,
The committee in charge of the
sock social includes Mrs. Nimia
Skies, Adeline Muse and Miriam
Arrange.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31

The u. S. Naval Hospital wives,
were hostesses to over 80 wives
and their guests. Mrs. J. W. Hus-
ton, chairman of the luncheon
group introduced Princess Nina.
who has enjoyed an outstanding
career in the field of dancing
prior to coming to Key West To-
teach.
Joan Bliss, daughter of Conn
mander and Mrs. L. X. Bliss, clad
in black jersey exercise suit
demonstrated the classical steps
which are the basis of all ballet.
Presenting her closeup, inti-
mate impressions of the great
ballet masters and ballerinas,
Princess Nina noted that she is
the author of book on this sub
ject, which is in the hands of
publishing agents,
Joan Bliss, dressed in a white
tulle ballerina dress with a
wreath Of flowers across her
hair presented the Rites !of
Spring.
Mrs. Alwyn Smith presided at
d brief business meeting prior to
the program. She announced that
the next luncheon will be Friday.
April i8. The proposed amend 2
ment to the bylaws Of the ccsl |
stitution, which will schedule
luncheons for the first Friday d
each month will be voted upon
Mrs. Carl Hilton was the VIII /
ner Of the drawing. The dof !
prize was won by Mrs. j I.
Gregory.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31

Cakes and refreshments were
served.
Among those present We're MIR.
and Mrs. Will Gomez. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Placencia, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Arrange, Mr.. and Mrs. John Anti.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Torres, Mrs. Will
liam Ogden, Mrs. A. Aguilar,
Mrs. A. Arrange. Sr., Mrs. A. Mar
tinez. Mrs. Rachel Sanchez, Miss
May Fernandez, Sonia Lane,
Lydia Aati, Sonia Placencia, Rose
Placencia, Richard Anti, Tomas
AguilaT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norberg Diaz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gates, Miss
Sticher, Edward Gates, Jr., Joe
Perez, Ramon Carrillo, J., DeSoto
and many others.
Mr. Aguilar has been writing s
sports column for The Citizen for
number of years and his Fol
lowing Through" is well known
to all sports fans in the area.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
500, 700 WARRANTY
lContinued From Page Ond

ss fN1ht1Au@a ApAh &5~ DAf
subject to a mortgage of $1,000,
1t was recorded.
Another sale Of interest iShat
by the Tropical Island coIora-
ton for Sl6,5O0 to the Fbrida
National Bank Of Lot 3 the
island Of Key West, comnbncing
at the corner Of Front anDuvas
streets and running thenS in d
northeasterly direction along
Front street. Also sold b the
bank was further land pn the
northeast side Of DuvaI street.
Majority Board Of Dirdtors in
the Trorical Island eqboration
are William ". Alhury} Leland
b. Duer. Harry W. trell, j
Lanceiot Lester and Gorge w
Rogers. who signed thg deed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jams Beaver
sold for Sl0,500 to Mf and Mrs
Alfred O'Brien LOT me, block
forty Of the Key Wst Realty
Company's first subdivision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G
Toughey sold for $1,000 to Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Priceiive lots u
the Key West Realty company.
first subdivisions lnKey West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haold A. Clarl
sold for $4,000 toWilliam r
Fischer Of MarathoL five lots u
Sonbrero Subdivisbn, No. 5
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
MAIDS NIGHT oU1
Sya"DoT"
PORT DEFIANCE"
AZ the Strand Theatre

Two@gnn men have shot It out
with other two-gun men before, but
in this film, Dane Clark outguns
'em all. He can shoot from any an,
gle, even a flying mare wrester's
hold and his targets drop and bae
the dust whether they are cowboys,
ranch owners. Indians or what
have you. Outside of trick shot
specialists in circus exhibits, you
aint' seen nothin' like it. podnerl1
IL the action we're meant to be
satire it couldn't have been more
satirized. The trouble is, it is sup
posed to be serious! But after the
first half dozen Dead Eye Dick
dueIs, the audience hCwls with
glee. And they are convulsed, with
the dialogue at times. To wit:
Don't make me have to kill you
for something trivial. =
Clark and Tracy Rogers fight at
the click of a trigger with or with
out tlazing six-shooters. The movie
"opens with bang the kind from
a revolver, and continues with a
series of them to bang-up finish.
Everybody is bullet-happy through
the shootinest Western in history.
The stsTy is about bad brother
! who doesn't give hoot for any.
thing except good targets well,
maybe his blind brother who is
waiting for him to come back from
the War Between the States. He is
being gunned for by the entire.
neighL because Of some ac-
tion back at legitimate battle.
ground, Tennessee Ridge, when he
failed to show up with reinforce
ments and LOT of the boys. in
fact all Of them but one. were wip-
ed out. The fcud extends to the
blind brother. The neighbors are
all for exterminating every Talon
and Talon. friends. There's also
continual pitched fight with raid
ing Indians. BY the time the con-
fused issues are Strengthened out,
there are enough Indians and as.
sorted characters also straighten-
ed ont, prone, felled by the hail Of
lead. They forgot to shoot the pro-
ducer through some oversight.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Eeapers Group
NJ eef At Barn
Iaessfaf Night

The regular business meeting OF
ire Key West Players viii be held
tomorrow night at the Barn Thea
ire at s pm,
Choice Of nominees fer the cleo
tion of officers of the group for
the coming year will be posted by
the nominating committee. The
election is set fer next month.
Following the business session,
rehearsal of some of the one-act
plays by Tennessee Williams takes
place.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Trailer Park To
Build Waslroom

Bayside Trailer Park. 6l5 Greene
street has taken out 4 building
permit in the amount Of $500 to
build a wash room on their pre-
mises.
Another city permit in the
amount of 500 was issued to w. II.
Reardon, 500 Francis, for painting
a dwelling.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Coast Guard Plane
Removes Officer

A Coast Guard plane removed
Lieutenant J.. c. Van Antwerp
USN, from the u, S. S. Porsk, at
Nassau, at 3.35 pm, yesterday
Lieutenant Van Antwerp was taken
to- the u. S. Naval Hospital Key
West, with a tentative Diagnosis
of perirectal abscess.
Contacted by Captain Boaz, exc
cutive officer OF the Naval Hospi-
tai the Coast Guard Air Station in
Miami dispatched plane to the
subj Lieutenant Van Antwerp was
admitted to the hospital at $50 p.
m.
His condition is not critical.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31

State Federation
Miss Harris has attendf many
of the General FedefaR corr
ventions. and taken ny siae
trips with members of eas
alton, including one to sasKa.
She has just return ron
tour of South Ameri' meiao
ing Bogota, Columa' Lhlls,
Argentina, Peru, Urqeay' ssils-
zuela and the Dutchf fest lhoies'
A bi-linguist sheI served as
an interpreter for ie group y
twenty-six club Ren repre-
senting the GeneI Federatloil
of Women's Cluby yShe VIII tel
the club memberand guests OF
this wonderful Fperience sne
had in South Afrlca.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Coming EUents

0RGSidl MtCICSl NCuUhlIiS &tOIp.
10 am, at the home of Mrs.
Charles Little, 1928 Flagler
Avenue.
Handieraft special interest group.
Officers Wives, at Qtrs. RI.
Naval Station, 7::3e pm.
TUESDAY, APRIL II
Handicraft special interest group
Officers Wives, Qrs. FL
Naval Station, l:30 pm.
Meeting, Civil Air Patrol, Ameri
can Legion Home, Stock Island
5 pm.
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club
Logun's Beach Patio restau
rant. Gas pm.
Meeting, Key West Chapter, No,
3, Disables American Vete-
rams, Luz Temple. s pm.
Meeting, Minoca Council No. 10,
Degree Of Pocohontas, Red
mans Hall, 1880 pm.
Meeting, Key West Assembly No.
I3, Order of Rainbow Girls,
Scottish Rite Temple. 7.30 pm.
Meeting, Catholic Daughters of
America, Court Mary Star of
the Sea, No. 634, 8 pm.
Meeting, Key West Chapter No.
283, National Sojourners. First
Presbyterian Church z pm.
Meeting, Coral Shores, PTA at
school cafetorium, 8 pm.
Meeting, Key West Players, Barn
theatre, 8 pm.
Meetings Key West Woman'S 5
Club, clubhouse on Duval ST..
$50 pm.
Meeting, Sea Finigee C0otiette
Club 371, VFW home. pm.
Meeting, business session, Junior
Woman's Club, Woman's club.
Duyal St, 8 pm,
Meeting, executive board OF Har-8
ris School p. T. A., school lib
rlry, 7.30 pm
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2
Ladies Day Golf Tournament. K
w. Golf Course. 8 am.
Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce,
clubhouse, 5 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge As
sociation, Coral Room, Over
seas hotel, 745 pm
Meeting, Island CITY Navy Wives
Club No. sS, Bldg. 17s, N. S.,
1tl:3s am.
Meeting, Key West Outboard
Club Aux. home Of Mrs
Gerry Grooms. 723 Washing
ton street, $50 pm.
Meeting, Stephen r. Mallory
Chapter No. 1862. United
Daughters Of confederaey,
4:30 pm, place to be an
nounced later.
Coffee, EubRon -Four Officers
Wives cub Fl. Taylor, 10
am.
THURSDAY, APRIL 81
Art classe for adults, Wes
Marfello GALLERY. 80 pm.
Meeting, Mdnroe County Hospi-
tai WofAln's Aux. Sewing
group, at ospital. 2 pm.
Luncheon, ntary Club, st. PauPs j
Parish H1, 1915 pm.
Meeting, Kfk West Garden Club,
Woman's lb, s pm.
Meeting. W. M. Post No. 39i1,
v. F. w. me, s PM
Meeting, Ele lodge, Elks GLIB
8 pm.
FRIDAY, APIEI. -
Meeting, Kej west Amateur IA
dio Club, Rational Guard Ar
mory, 7:30em.
| Meeting. Oflcers' Club, FerT
Chapter No Ri, Order Of East
ern Star, Sp.m.
/ Meeting, Knkhts Of Pythfas,
Pythian H|ll. 72o Fleming
ST., 8 pm.
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony.
nous, Fkt Presbyterian
Church, Q k.rn.
/ SATURDAY. A1RIL So
Art classes n children. 2 70 !
p.m., patio bf West Marie 4
Gallery, Co4k Beach.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Two Fir8 Are
ExtinguiAletl

Firemen yesier we're called
to two fires, the lIst al Sea Shelf
motel, south and dWiIliam and the
other ii the end o.Simonton street.
At the motel 3neon sign had
caught fire, and 4 the Simofton
street address n(r the Wagners
property, burning nlber was ext
tinguisliesi.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31

The whistle type Of tcakettie
Is j good choice when The kettle i
used primarily for BoiIing wafer
for eufEee O. tea. This type II tea
kettle usuaiIs comes ii two-io four
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Thirty-Fourth Wedding 4miUersury
Celebrated By Mr.. Ind Mrs. AguiIar

Mr. and Mrs Pedro Aguar celebrated their S4th wedding
yesterday, Sunday March 3d.
surprise party Friends assembled at the Agar home 1912 Duval
street the couple and wish them of hap
The Aguiars received for the
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Princess Nina CGracciOIO Az PHPst
Of Ballet Entertain Officer WlUPs

Nina Caracciolos entertaining y
personalities ballet the dancing of tentea pup
Joan Bliss enjoyed by the officers az ei oo
luncheon meeting at Ft TAYLOR, March 20
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
Miss Minnie Porff Harris To Speak
4fKey Vest Wontns Club Tomorrow

Miss Minnie Porter Hart will be the speaker at the regula,
orthv meeting of tho KevEest Woman Club $3.50
Sa is a nrsent the hanlan Florida the Council
Clubs ne Is past pres
Gent the Key Wons up ana mas served IN many ena
She per OF te boafap Managers oi le
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
right for eyeryoneI

right for eyerYonei
AS if you didn't know. the
fashions shown are TO be made
by the customers from male
rials bought at Buttons. Pins
and Bows over on Caroline ST.
This show will be different
from the one last November in
that the fashions are going to
be KiddY clothes. and every
proud Mamma is urged TO
compete, and bring her own
charming little model. Also.
and here's exciting news. Eas-
ter Bonnets for the ladies. You
can make il charming. chic.
screweY, or just as the spirit
moves you. and / understand
there will be some nice prizes
for everyone Of the types
shown. The part We particu-
larlY like is the covered dish
luncheon that is to follow the
show. So watch for the date.
this is something you shouldn't
miss.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31

Keep the cord away from q hot
electric iron. and arrange some de-
vice that viii hold the cord and
keep ii from rubbing against The
edgs III the hoalt.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31

\ r X
A new taste treat in salads
you'd never think up all by
yourself. Slice paper thin raw
zucchini the long green strip
ed squash you see, and wonder
how to cook. Marinate two hours
in French dressing. Add to salad
with green pepper cut into
julienne strips. Don't use the
center cart with the seeds.
4 4 =
There are quite few kinds
Of shells: explosive. pastry, and
crustacean. to name only q
few. But none quite like the
ones al Gift House. You see.
these are lovely reproductions
Of shells in ceramic. Besides
they have little hidden knobs
and bumps where knobs and
bumps don't naturally grow.
but which makes the ceramic
shell stand up right and be-
come 4 useful flower holder.
dish. or bowl for serving exotic
sauce for your best fish dishes.
And now while we're still on
useful items. let's mention the
smart rubber lined zipPered
bathing bags. They come in
royal. red and natural colorss
plain 81 stsnciled in palm pat.
terms. They make nice acces-
sory bags for the very small
fry too, and Inammas will
thank Gift House.
4 4
Good advice to the ladies
printed so years ago: In dancing
q lady places her hand on hei
partners shoulder, which in,
sures his not holding her toe
tightly. If it does not have the
desired effect, she should stor
dancing at once Well really
That is no time for intermis-
sionsl
4 4
When som thing new
.,busts out on the horizon, a
store that's sure TO have it is
Ideal Toys.
The latest is the tiny fogs
for fun'n sunni by McKem.
These people are really versa
silk They've combined q
short'n top SET of cotton twill
and knit. Little separates.
midriff style of cotton knit in
rsfriofic colors also. The won
derful thing about fMcKem's
srs - they're made Of strong
two ply combed delta cotton.
val dyed for color fastness and
generously cut for size. Can be
washed anywhere af
home or laundry and viii keep
their fresh colors and fitted
neck bands for years to come.
II isn't in Webster. but McKem
means wearabilitY.
* *
Al new dessert treat for nov
through summer, or all yea
round if you like it: Rinse
jelly mold in cold. cold ic'
water. Then mix enough SOU
cream into cream cheese 70 al
low shaping il into the mold. un
mold on 4 large cake plate ans
I'm or surround with thawes
frozen. or fresh If YOU can &c
'em, raspberries and all the juice
works with strawberries, peache
or any of your favorite fruit,
4
New faces for old. on sale IN
: ihr Of plastic faciais 81
Donsld's.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31

Hope you liked shopping with
Us 50 we'll leave you with
thought Of tomorrow and an old
Arabian proverb: A fool may be
known BY six things. anger
without cause: speech without
profit; change without progress;
inquiry without object, putting
trust in stranger and mistak-
ing foes for friends.
So don't be fooled, love, Jaxofa.
-{Advt-
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31

Latest news On the Sprins
reshion show contest over at
buttons and Bows Is to watch
ior the dafes II isn't quite sci.
ana z viea Is contacting al
~ lnaiex 10 see u she ean'f
find dan that win be lust
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-31
q N !

New faces for old. on sale IN
5hr Of plastic facials al
Don1ld's.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
&h6zm;

SUCCESS STORY. Frances Parkinson Keves
(see ''The Boomerang" at left is probably
the most consistent best-selling novelist in
this country. Joy Street" published in late
1850. sold over 10000 copies the first month
To date US. sales have gone we'll over the
million mark her fourth book to achieve
that lofty figure. The others: River Road
Game Cavalier" and Dinner At An
toine's." Coming up next fall according to
her publishers Julian Messner), is her latest
novel, Steamboat Gothic" another story
of life along theold Mississippi
TAKE A BREATH In mood for armchair
travel, we browsed through Richard Joseph's
latest book, ''Your Trip to Britain" What
really stopped us was this paragraph: {" :.
there's village in Wales by the name of
LG'JairbsoAg,cysgyA ogerychWyrudrobVlAlan-
dysiEOgogOg0ck the longest name of any
town in the world it means the Church
of-Saint- Mary the pool -whte-h hazel
by-the-rapid whil- -pool-near- the Church-of-
Saint -Silog- -of-the-red-cave. Mr.. Joseph says
the name has ruined two typists, three limo
type operators, and brought on a proof
readers strike at Doubleday & Company"
GET A HORSE! Ralph Stein. THIS WEEK
Magazines Cartoon Editor, is considered
something of an authority on unusual auto
mobiles. He's 50 wrapped up in his hobby
that he now owns three "a 1928 Rolls Royce
a 1850 Riley and 1906 Welch. His wife,
although she shares his enthusiasm for car
collecting, wasn't 50 sure the other day when
she made the following frantic telephone call
to neighbor. Il have to get to town in
hHry!" she said. Can borrow your car?
Our WEIGH hasn't run for over 80 years.
I'm afraid to drive the Rolls Royce, and
the Riley won't start!" THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1952-05-04

plodes, who storms and shouts and
swears, though he may claim that he
feels better afterward. must know in
his heart of hearts that he has not acted
like an intelligent adult. but like an
undisciplined child. And the man who
nurses a grudge, who vows vengeance
for some fancied or even some real -
wrong, is embittering his own outlook
in at least one direction and very often
ends by warping' it in good many. In
these and many other forms. our anger
represents mischievous devil with
in us.
AFTER sunset comes bedtime, and the
devil is far from being a restful bed
fellow. 1t is just as well not to give
him place in ones chamber. Possibly
St. Paul, who was very sagacious
man, had that in mind. too, when he was
voicing his sound advice about not let
ting the sun 60 down upon your wrath.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Let not the s.s 60
dO,Csa upon your wrath.
EPHEsIANs IV:26

0NLY recently. when leafng through
" a well-worn Bible, l found mark
not only against this passage from St.
Paul, but the following one. The next
verse reads, Neither give place to the
devil" And it is interesting to specu-
late on the full meaning of what
St. Paul had to say about anger.
Anger is, after all, boomerang: it
does infinitely more harm to the person
who feels it than the person toward
whom it is directed. The man who is
literally "speechless with rage" when
he loses his temper - and there are
i such persons - is generally consumed
by it, as by some inner fame. Not
infrequently, it ends by making him
violently i'll.
On the other hand, a man who ex-
Evening star., 1952-05-04

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, Editor
EDITORIAL o0Gces: 40 Lexington
Apenue. Ns,s York II, NesO York
TIE cERFBoARD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WHAT THIS COUNTRY NEEDS MOST.
LADY" TIE LITERARY HORSE. 10
BY Leslie Liebes
HE TRIED 70 BUY A WIFE: ..::.::...:...: 'a
TIE BITTER SITTER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ~
BY Dick Ashbovsh
HOLLYWOOD IdcLE. II
by Louis Ders
WALLYs WAGON. Observation-Disclosures. ~
BY Sfonley Oliver Crissson
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