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Evening star., 1952-04-15

There's our nomination for the
best Easter hat we've seen today"
said Mike, who apparently wasn't
looking in the same direction the
camera was. The only person in
clear view on the screen was q
bald, bare-headed news photo
grapher wandering across a street.
Back on Channel z an inter-
viewer was posing a problem for
Dress Designer Cell Chapman
What should be done when two
women turn up at a party in
identical Chapman gowns? The
second one should change her
hair-do. never the Chapman dress,
said the designer.
Melville Cooper was being in
terviewed on Channel S and ii
was time for a station break. On
Channel 9 again, Steve Allen got
a new assistant, Ed Sullivan, who
Easter or no, was hatless and
wearing a sturdy overcoat. He
arrived barely in time for a COM
mercial and another switch was
made to Mike and Buff, who
thought it would be nice to name
the people they had interviewed
so far.
They threw it back to Mr.. Allen
and Ken Murray turned up with
that Wide-open-spaces girl, in cos
tune. You never saw a channel
selector knob grabbed faster.
y X X X
Channel produced a girl whose
hat was decorated with a wine
bottle. Channel z had Mrs. Roose-
welt again, now interviewing some
friends from Czechoslovakia on
the danger Of Communism. This
effort to bring in q serious note
didn't much change the overall
pattern. however.
On Channel 9, Allen and Sulli-
van were simultaneously inter-
viewing a woman who once bought
SO pairs of shoes because she
couldn't speak French very well
and a jet pilot just back from
Korea. Everybody retired to a
hotel for a fashion show. On
Channel 7, John DAILY was in ac-
ton again, now interviewing a
girl, whose Easter hat was an eagle
feather, and the woman who gave
her the feather. who had brought
the eagle along.
1t was Robin Chambers turn
again on Channel Z and she inter-
viewed a man who happened to
have singing chihuahua with
him. June Havoc was with Allen
this time on Channel 8 and she
was overjoyed to discover in the
throng about her a girl whose hat
featured a live bird in a cage.
A singing friend of Miss Havoc
happened along to get in a plug
for her Broadway show and Miss
H. admired her Easter finery
The singer told her where she got
| it and Miss Havoc was aghast
mo commercials" she warned.
That Havoc girl was doing all
talking and no listening Sunday
afternoon.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Movie Aids
Anti-Conllnunists

SINGAPORE. --(P).- A movie
love story is being used to com
bat Communism in Malaga.
The film, From Darkness to
Light" was shot in the jungles
and rubber estates of Negri Sim
bilan. 1t depicts the true story of
a Communist terrorist who re-
volted against Red rule because
the bandit chieftain ordered him
to shoot his sweetheart.
Several of the actors are ac-
tual bandits who have surren-
dered and are now helping po-
lice hunt down their former COM
rades.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Revival Slated At
LIST Baptist Church

TIE First Baptist Church of Key
West located at Eaton and Bahia
ma Streets invites everyone to hear
the Rev GA, Ratterree, Brother
hood Secretary for the Florida Bap
list Convention in Jacksonville, in
eight evangelistic days of preach
ing the living gospel of truth and
power.
Services will be held at 7:30 p. m.
nightly and worshipful music under
the capable direction of Mrs. Thel-
ma Porch and Mr.. Willard Michael
will be offered.
Gods way for genuine revival
of religion is found only in his word
in 2 Chronicles TIA: IF my people
which are called by my name, shall
tumble themselves, anu pray, and
seek my face. and turn from their
wicked way; then will ! hear from
heaven; and will forgive their sin
and will heal their land.
RevivalS are effects resulting
from the harmonious cooperation
Of Two great forces, a rcdeeming
saviour and his compassionate,
consecrated people. The presence
of God is an absolute necessity. He
is the truth and the only source 'or
revival power, III is not by might
or 'iy power but my spirit saith
the Lord, =
My people shall be volunteers in
the day OF my power. the men of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Gems OF Thought
PROVIDENCE

The vox populi, through the pro
violence of God, promotes and i'm
pels all true reform; ard, at The
hest time, win redress wrongs and
rectify injustice.
Mary Baker Eddy
There's a divinity that shapes
our ends, rough hew them how we
will.
William Shakespeare.
Gods plans, like lilies pure and
white unfold. We must not tear the
close-shut leaves apart. Time will
reveal the calyxes of gold.
May Riley Smith.
Let us to Providence trust, and
abide and work in our stations
Arthur Hugh Clough.
We must follow, not force provi-
dence.
William Shakespeare.
Whatever prosperous hour Pro
violence bestows upon you, receive
it with a thankful hand.
Horace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
La Semana Allegro
Sets Sun. Vespers

The s.ssssa .'VesPsTs Under
sRs Sky" which Siu epen the Sc
mana Allegro Festival on Sunday
March Z ct West Msrselio To-
wers at 400 pm. will be Of in.
terest Of ell.
Music viii be featured in the
services with the Key West High
School Chorus. HE Navy Choir
and 6hs pevsiss Philharmonic
Singers sehedvssd 10 participate.
The Chapel Choir and the High
Seheeiers will be under the d.
reetieN. sf Thomas whitley and
Doris Miller will iesd the Doug.
las Schoei singers.
u is snheipsted that q total Of
100 voices viii BE- present.
Fei.ewins Is . complete listing
Of the program:
intredvstion. Ralph Noble
invocation Rabbi Abraham
Schwartz
Anthem Sing Alovd". The Key
West Nigh School chsrvs
Anthem ICED so Loved The
World"
"A Brief history Of St. Pavl's
Church." BY Father John Arm.
field
Spiritual "Seoa They Will Be
Done Douglas Philharmonic
Chorus
Hymn ."Asrseriean The BeaUsi-
fvi"
Brief Sketch Of Cuban chur-
ehes IN Key West. Rev. Manuel
Figveros
Anthem The Holy City,. The
Navy Chapel Choir
Anthem. The Appeal Of fhe
crveified"- Navy Chapel Choir
Hymn. Holy. Holy. Holy. The
combined voices Of the three
choirs
The 6saedietion. The Rev.
Ralph W. Rogers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Christ Jesus Is
Science Theme

CHRIST JESUS" is the Subject
of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in
all Christian Science churches next
Sunday. His advent in fulfillment
of prophecy, his divine origin, his
mighty demonstrations supporting
his teachings, and the reed for
every Christian to follow him, are
points that are stressed,
The Golden Text is from Isaiah
eli: IL There shall come forth a
rod out of the stem of Jesse, and
Branch shall grow out of his
roots. =
Bible passages include the follow
ing from | Ohm "a: 81 In ibis
was manifested the love of God to-
ward us, because that God sent his
only begotten Son into the world
that we might live through him. !"
C0rrelative selections from "Sci
ence and Health with Key to teh
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
include: Ellis consumnsate: exam
pie was for the salvation Of us all,
but only through doing the works
which he did and taught others TO
do" Up. ST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Adult Bible Glass
All Grace Lutheran.

Sunday morning, March 2, al
9:45 am, an Adult Bible class will
be started at Grace Lutheran
Church. Parents who have been
bringing their children to Sunday
School will now be able to remain,
for Bible study themselves. The
beginning of such a Bible class in
addition to the Sunday School will
make it possible for nearly all ages
from the age OF and up, to take
part in Bible study on Sunday
mornings. Friends and visitors are
invited to join the members in this
class.
The service Of worship on Sunday
morning begins at 100 am. The
pastor, Rev. Carl A. Sammetinger,
will speak 10 his members on the
words OF the second petition of the
Lords Prayer, "Thy Kingdom
Come" Holy Communion win .
celebrated at this service.
Wednesday evening at 1880 pm.
special Lenten services will again
be held in order to spend some
time in meditation upon the story
of the suffering of Christ, the Sa
vior. The topic for the evenings
sermon viii be THE Garden OF
Pain"
Grace Lutheran Church is locat-
led on Flagler Avenue and Tenth
Street. Friends, visitors, and ser
vicemcn are welcome to worship
with us.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Bishop Bran Will
Visit St. Paul's

The RI. Rev. Martir j. Bran,
Suffragan Bishop of tire Diocese of
South Florida, will visit st. Paul S
Episcopal Church this Sunday at II
o'clock to administer the Sacra.
ment of Holy Confirmation and
preach. This will mark Bishop
Bram's first visitation TO the local
parish. Educated at Hobart College
and the Virginia Theological Sc,
minary, he was, prior 10 his eleva,
ton TO the episcopate. rector of The
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in
West Palm Beach. He now makes
his home in Orlando.
From 4 TO 6 o'clock in the after.
noon the Woman's Auxiliary will
honor Bishop Bran and his family
with an open house in the Parish
Hall, to which all members and
friends of ST. Paul's Parish are
cordially invited.
While in Key West, Bishop Bran
will also visit st. Peters Church
where he win pontificate at a Sol.
emn Sung Mass at I am, and ad-
! minister the Sacrament OF Holy
Confirmation at pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Communion Sun.
AT First Church

Communion Sunday will be OBJ
served at the 400 A. NJ. Service at
First Congregational Church Sun,
day morning when the Reverend
Charles II. Meeker will deliver a
message, using as his theme Need
10 Repent" The choir, under the
direction of Gerald Saunders win
offer an anthem. THE Lord is my
Light and My Sakdtion." Mrs,
Paul Archer is the accompianist.
AT the evening service at 1880 p,
m. Rev. Meeker will speak on "A
Christian is Different.
Tuesday, at 400 pm. the Wo.
mer's Auxiliary will meet at the
Service Center.
At the regular Wednesday even
ing service, the Missionary Society
will be in charge of the program
at which time they will dedi
cate a special Missionary Gift
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
More Schooling
Ahead

Santa BARBARA, Calf, up
Attractive Betty Groehii used
split-second timing to get her
bachelors degree.
Wife of a professor and moth
er of 9-year-old Gary Groebli.
Betty worked out an exacting
schedule to educate herself.
Often she would attend an 8
am. class at Santa Barbara Col
lege then rush home to get
Gary and hubby off to their
respective schools.
Now that the pert young
brunette has her BA degree, she
plans to work out another Sched-
ule and try for her masters de-
gree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

Mrs, Lillian Knowles will direct the
program.
At the Church School Institute
meeting at Lake Byrd Lodge, Avon
Park, Florida the First Congrega-
tional Church win be represented
by James Atkinson, Joseph Boza
and Miss Louise Thompson.
Friday night an official church
foard meeting is scheduled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

Beauty contest were feature Of
the Official town fair, held twice 4
year in 18th Century Williamsburg,
Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Praises Resistance
Toe Communist

PENANG, Malaga, -.-(P. 100 The
courage and fortitude" with
which the people of Malaga are
facing Communist terrorism has
drawn praise from America
newly arrived diplomatic repre-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

sentatives to Singapore and the
Federation.
Charles F. Baldwin, u. S. con-
sui general. said he was impressed
by the high morale he had seen
during mis- visit here and In
Singapore, where he makes mis-
headquarters.
Pledging to work for closer re-
lations between Malaga and the
United States, Baldwin declared
American interests in Malaga
clearly transcend mere CONNER
eial intercourse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Holy Communion
To BE Observed

The topic of the pastors sermon
at the Sunday morning worship
hour at the First Methodist (Old
Stone) Church will be THE Spirit
OF The Lord And The Church. I"
Their sermon will be based on the
idea OF the true apostolic church.
The true church says the Rev. J.
Paul sT0uchton. the pastor, exists
in the hearts of the believers. When
Jesus began his public ministry he
drew on the writing of lisa. to fur
nish a platform for his work. His
work was TO preach the gospel to
the poor, 10 heal the brOken-heart-
ed, to preach .deliverance to the
captiyes, and recovering Of sight 10
the blind. to set at liberty them
that are bruised, to preach the ac-
ceptahle year OF the Lord.
This is still the work of the
Christian Church and wherever The
Spirit Ct the Lord leads to this
work the true Church Apostolic and
Universal is there.
In the evening service the holy
communion viii be observed. The
pastors meditation will be based
on The Passover.
The choir under the direction of
Mrs. Earl Anderson will sing in the
morning II Am Alpha and One
ga -Stainer. The evening anthem
win be another Of Stainer's works:
god So Loved The World"
Service men and visitors in the
city will find a cordial welcome in
this historic old church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Young People Meet
Sun. AT LIST Church

The Pioneers. group of young
sters beteween eleven and fifteen,
viii meet Sunday evening at 7p.m.
in tn Annex OF the Church at the
First Presbyterian Church, White
and Washington SITS. They will
show pictures and hear the story
as told In Genesis, OF the Creation
Their parents and friends are in
vited TO attend this meeting.
The Youth Fellowship will meet
al the same hour in the Social Hall
Of the church at which time Miss
Mary Lou Trouth viii have charge
Of the interesting subject, "Opportu-
mites Unlimited"
Sunday morning at $50 the Sun
day. School Of the church will get
Under way with Mr.. John Archer
in charge. The school is broken
down .ini0 departments where there
is a class for every age group. Mr..
Archer extends cordial invitation
to oil parents, not only to send, but
10 bring their children and enjoy
the lesson hour together.
During the month of March and
beginning the Lenten services, the
Pastor win begin a series of SER
mons on the Fruit of the Spirit. !"
The first sermon at IL o'clock Sun
day morning will be The Spirit Of
Holiness
Al this time Mrs. Walter Price
win play for her prelade. AROSE
in A" by Bach and Tor her offer.
tory. "A Lentcn Meditation" by
Ketelbey, The special music will be
hy'a trio, consisting of Mary Tiche.
nor, Maxine Kuehnel and Sarah
BringmaR They will sing, the Cru
sader's Hymn, "Fairest Lord Je-
sus.
The Sunday evening services will
begin al 7:45 pm, at which time
the Pastor viii begin series OF
messages dealing with Jesus Pro-
blems and Victories. Sunday night
the subject will be Confusing Fact
with Fancy" problem that
reaches down TO the present day,
The Junior Choir will sling for this
service. Visitors are always well
come to any or all Of these seryi
ces. r.
3kf8Hf%s ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

the church as well as the women
should put their strength back Of
this revival. The four men in Mark
2, the Miracle of the healing OF
the paralytic, prove what cooper.
alton will do in evangelizing. They
planned the paralyzed mans heal
ing and salvation. They pushed
their plans with faith, effort, per.
sistence over every difficulty and
wol through Christ's power.
Songs you'll remember, testi.
monies that move, messages to
challenge, music that uplifts, a Cos,
pei that saves----all can be had.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
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PUBLIC

AT the request Of ALMERIC
r. CHRISTIAN, ESQ, Execu
tor Of the Joint Estate of
HENRIETTA E. JENSEN and
FRANCIS A. FINLAY, De
ceased, and pursuant to an
Order Of the District Court,
dated the 18th day of June
1852, the Vendue Director will
sell at public auction
Property No. SAB Company
Street
a part of the aforesaid estate.
on, August 25, at 800 pm.
AT the Police Court Room,
Christiansted
The conditions of the auc-
ton will be read at the time Of
the sale.
The Vendue Directors Of
flee, Christiansted, st. Croix,
the 10Th day Of July, 1852, AID.
81 William F. Moorhead
Vendue Director
Fee: $500
Say two dollars
W. F. NJ.
, 1952-08-06
NOTICE

Sealed proposals for carry
ING the US. mails between the
post office at Christiansted,
Kingshill a II Frederiksed,
vi, are requested by the Post
Office Department.
Proposal blanks and all IN
formation can be secured from
the Postmaster, Christiansted,
until August "A, 1852.
, 1952-08-06
Address By His Enceuency, MORRIS T. DE CASTRO,
Gooernor of the Virgin Islands, deloered August 4, 1852
on accepting replcas Of the original furnishings Of
GoDernn1ent House, Christidnsted, St. Croir

IU1t6IW 11OUOG, y
Ambassador Kauffmann, Adj
ministrator Canegata, Chair
man and members Of the
Legislative Assembly, the Da-
snish Consul, distinguished
quests, fellow citizens of the
Virgin Islands:
We could hardly desire a
more fitting place in which to
Observe an anniversary Of
accord, a thrice golden event,
than this historic city of the
fabulous Caribbean. The Sc
renity embracing this citadel
Of peace and fellowship is true
refreshment to the spirit seek
ing some permanence, some
security from the pressures
and disturbances of our solely
troubled world.
In the wide and open 18th
century, the inlets and towns
Of this Island afforded vel
come sanctuary to many a
high-pooped galleon fleeing
the reach Of the high-handed
buccaneer abroad on t h e
Spanish Main. Today, Saint
iCroix still offers the solitude
of a Robinson Crusoe land
with the unspoiled charm Of
Eden to the seeker Of rest hur-
rying away from neon lights,
traffic snarls, and the frighten-
ing headline.
: Yet the very atmosphere of
this tranquil haven bespeaks,
SO quietly, the strong sureness
Of things it must know.
If only the ancient battlements
Of Christiansted could give utter
ance and describe the stark hor-
ror, as well as the uselessness Of
infamous gain, which distressed
these islands in the sorry, blood
guilty past. These walls could tell
Of pitiful, human cargo stumbling
ashore from the dank, noisome
holds Of slavers destined for in
human toll and the greater misery
Of the compounds. These very
foundations could tell Of a vital
soil redeemed with victim-blood,
of night skies a-g1are with the
torch. They could tell Of the rattle
Of muskets and of the measured
tramp Of soldiers boots on watch
full guard as darkness fell.
But this dismal blot brought
forth in an immature, impetuous
era has thankfully been succeed
ed, over the past century Of
progress, with the lucent and no
BILE record in socio-economic e
, 1952-08-06

L1Ol VOA 0C1lO4GSA4 dpO4AoAlCu o4dN-
cry and all its ramiications
throughout the Danish West In
dies in historic compassion which
antedated Lincoln's Emancipation
Proclamation by some fifteen
years.
These ancestral walls b e a
strong kinship with other vener-
able places as they stand in silent
pity upon Wrongdoers in the
darksome lairs of the slave-world.
History is but repeating itself as
we ponder the corrupting blotehes
of present-day forced-labor camps
SO far away, culturally and
geographically, from these placid
elsewhere a better-forgotten
Stone Age concept still persists
that it can completely enthrall
the human spirit within its Cur
tain. of Shame.
And it may be too late for the
advocates Of communism to Pea
lie that the very repugnance of
its theology only quickens and
solidifies the free brotherhood
everywhere. The adherence of
its creed of hate can only defeat
its own evil ends. For as desper-
ate as are the foul schemings of
the communist, SO determined is
the will and impressive the means
of the United Nations to eradicate
all curtains of fear and usher in a
total dedication to democratic
ideals.
A memorable honor, one worthy
of the ch~ancelleries of Copen-
hagen and Washington, is being
conferred today upon the Govern
ment and people of the Virgin
Islands.
The United States in 1901 had
just turned a quarter-century; a
mere STRIPPING hesitant in the
family. of hostile nations Of the
time. 1t was the Danish State, we
are pleased to recall, which found
fine promise in the robust, ener-
getic character of the youthful
giant and accorded full official re-
cognition to the young nation. We
r particularly pleased a d
proud to recall that the first for
eign salute to the new flag Of the
United States, was fired from the
guns of the old stone fort at Fred
eriksted, the seaport on the west
end of this island.
People and places grow up
and accepting tremendous sacri-
fees to gain successes the United
States, blessed in its crusade for
Individual rights, rapidly develop
ed to attain present-day eminence
and leadership in the council of
nations. In observance Of the
150th anniversary Of uninterrupt-
ed diplomatic relations between
Denmark and the United States,
on October IS, 1851, the Danish
Government desired to show its
, 1952-08-06

But this dismal blot brought
forth in an immature, impetuous
era has thankfully been succeed
ed, over the past century Of
progress, with the lucent and no
BILE record in socio-economic e
lationships to which we witness
today. For it was on st. Croix, 1O4
years ago, that far-sighted Cover