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, 1953-10-02
Auditory Petrol
Cadets to Pdrude
IL Csted. Fsted Sun.

A group of young lads who
took for their title the Chris
tiansted Auxiliary Patrol Ca
diets, will give a public de-
monstration on Sunday in
Christiansted and Frederik-
sted Towns. They plan to pa
rade in Christiansted at / pm.
and in Frederiksted at 3 pm.
Leaders of the new group
are Z. Petersen and Henry
Hay; their assistants are: R.
and A. Melendez.
The group was formed for
the purpose of participating in
civic functions whether sports,
or military affairs.
All cadets will assemble on
the Christiansted Wharf area
at 1890.
, 1953-10-02
NorwdY Signs TreutY
Granting Equul
Rights TO Women

Norway has signed the Con
vention on Political Rights of
Women, which was adopted.
U. N. General Assem-.
bly, on December 20, 1852.
Continued on page a
, 1953-10-02

about 7:3O
Questions concerning the
formation of the Arab group
may be directed to Mrs AT =
Ovesen of Christiansted
Evening star., 1953-11-08
bad breath !!
~ rNzYMEs? Why should y0'
What t;.St d1t them? hem Here are the facts
"s"' in plain language!

pr0shing teeth regularly l,,;n;nr r,ror
r With new Ipana eontalH,e hac,
,St1ns Mm' 3 remopes acid-produc,nss eng od de.
VAL ,sr;,l enzymes that cause s .oGsn SSn,;sts
terra, 'sn and bad breath. CM0st Mt1;,b;oe9 afir'
cay e1asycommend a"T this way of OrOs0"Sf Nv .f-
New lpana with wD,9 aof IS so only
feetive that each brushing 1ae.TIie Ge' stops
mos5 ns 1onE a"p'sS as 8 hours. Eve" after S''-
ing and smoking You'll
49,, forge, your gums ,,-nsbins nI
po"' % dad to know that ,.;n;ne nru;"iTe
De a,S with new Ipana con,@r toware
tSern twSn.oNfrom gum mars'ns ,oN ;rri i,
KING edges es-helps , tsn'u trouble
oan 1ants that can adto gu" u
Evening star., 1953-11-08

-. .rzvnes you have been o.er;a n
Inc shout S are formed BY p''>
ing a %9 IN everyone's mouth
'0uTH When bacteria act on tood ,e~ad"c- 1"c
wGe9 the;r enzymes spec. c,4.!' proous 0on'c,
eat, ,;oo of Of mouth acids. l1,s a,so 'I" help
,,o" ,"o,b decay. Engines o,,,p a,sD odor.
foor% "enduce unpleasant mouth IN ' that
Dental scientists now , "a, ss bad
a.t D tooth decay as wen Ss ,orI-
o ~ssatb may be stopped E,, py '" ;s the
ore ofe1ea hacterial engines. ina. eas,me - N,
ing ',s,ortamt fact in the "n''-e"1' ~
reports. o,, and you
f.m;lv m should use new [,,s cor
ipaoa. An,l,1Ipr.1,,,r"y;"S All npa1a "S% S9 wD-9.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

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Evening star., 1953-11-08

With 0nfi-enzyme WD-9, Ipana now
has new minty flavor, new foamjng
and cleaning power. And there is no
increase in price.
Tests with thousands of men. women
and children have convinced lis that
you will like it better than any other
tooth paste.
That's why we'll pay you 2sr to Try
new Ipana. Use it for 30 days - and see
for yourself what it can do for you and
your family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-10

Renewal of the S250sH00 note held
by a Toledo bond firr1 entailed show
ing the expenditure kalthough it was
only paper trans ection, it was ex-
pected by City CLERK A. j. B.
Longsdorf.
CHRISTMAS CARD deliveries can
be speeded up by tiein your cards in
separate bundles-thq Z for local de-
livery, and those pr out-of-town
delivery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-10
Council RenNys
S25O,0OO Note

An ordinance Br s279,599.e9 in
expenditures was (approved by mum
ieipal council at prefAg Monday
night, but the record al preparation
largely was matter d bookkeep-
ing involved in renewing council
manic notes for $3.50, DO covering
projected special sewer assessments.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-10
Rawson O. E. S.
Installs Offters

Mrs. Gerald Knee Ier yssi installed
as the new worthy ma |bn and
Adolph G. Hoenicke as brthy pa
tron of Rawson Chap No. $50,
Order of Eastern Sta in the in
stallation ceremony d the school
building Thursday evd ling of last
week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-10
PAGE ELEVEN
N Office

Annual NEE hg of stockholders of
The Citizens National Bank, Bluffton,
Ohio, viii be haR at the office of
said bank on esday, January II,
1854 at 7:3aP M. for election of
directors u transaction of other
business vi ch may come before the
meeting.
James F. West, Secretary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-10
HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY

More than a Ehdred members Of
the Bluffton american Legion Post
and Auxiliary guit and. their families
enjoyed joint CT lstmas party
Tuesday evening n the American
Legion hall.
A pot-luck SUI per at $50 opened
the evening foil wed by gift ex-
change.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-10

THANKS to modern Industrial
l science and mass production
techniques, the American house
wife has been relieved of much
of the menial drudgery of caring
for house and family :. just as
work has been lightened on the
farm and in the factory.
In the belief that the school
laboratory-its Home Ec Depart
ment- should keep abreast Of the
times and developments i'm the
science of homemaking, we are
proud to have been able to
mOdernize the departments kit
chens with the cooperation of
local business firms.
Now we invite ali to inspect
the Improvement this Friday at
"Open House" We believe you
will be as proud of the job as
we are.
The Bluffton Board of Education
II p. w. STAUFFER
H DIR. B. w. TRAVIS
II MAURICE BELL
II HARVEY BURKHOLDER
II REV. v. C. OPPERMANN
II A. b. MURRAY
4 Superintendent of Schools
II GERHARD BUTLER
Il High School Principal
i MISS MARGARET DILLER
II Home Economics Instructor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-10

James F. West, Secretary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Dist. Governor
Makes Visit To
XIV Lions Club
Past Presidents
Are Honored At
Thursday Meeting

District Governor Kenneth ia.
scobson made his official visit to
Key West Lions Club last night.
Governor jacobson indicted the
following new members: Jack
Burke, Joseph Lavesque, Howard
Cohen, Dave Negrin and Gilmore
Parks.
All past presidents of the club
who are at present in the city,
we're present at the meeting. Lion
president Esquinaldo, recognized
the past presidents, and thanked
them in the name of the club for
the magnificent job which they
had done in making the Key West
Lions Club one of the city's great
est assets.
Men who have been president of
the Lions Club and the time of
their service are as follows: H. T..
Day, May 1888 to June 1910; &c.
raid Saunders, July 1910 to June
1871: John II. Costar deceased,
July 1910 to June 1912; Earl H.
Hamilton (absent from city,, July
1912 to June 1874: Allan Hampton,
July 1913 to June 1874: Arthur
Murray (absent from city,, July
1914 TO June 1915: Gonzalo Beza-
nilla, July 1916 to June 1876: Fred
J. Miller. July 1916 to June 1947:
Joseph Allen, July 1917 to June
1913; Albert Di Negro tdeceasedl !,
July 1913 to June 1919; Charles C..
Smith, Jr. fabsent from city,. July
1949 to June 1850: Louis carboneIl.
Continued On Page Twelye)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
IT'S P4PA WHO Pays
9Piv The Poor He-HOg3e Seab0,9e"
BY DOROTHY RAYMER

A male seahorse is arching his
neck with pride this morning down
at the Key West Garden and Lawn
Supplies store at $50 Fleming
Street. He has just given birth to
about 200 baby seahorses.
Now before anyone thinks that
"hsn is a typographical error, a
little explanation is due just in
case you aren't familiar with the
strange habits of the seahorse.
During the mating period, the fe-
males deposit a big batch Of eggs
in a kangroo like pouch which the
male seahorse has On his front por-
ton, and then leaves him to his
own devices while she leads a
carefree existence. Maybe Kipling
was right after all and the female
of the species is deadlier than the
male. AT least, in this case, Mrs.
Saahorse certainly turns the tables
on her, haplesS husband. The fact
might make an interesting addition
to a marine life report by DR., Kin
sew.
Owner of the shop, where nature
went into reverse, Mrs. Maggie
Zimmerman, said that she had
promised TO notify scores of Key
Westers and visitors who wanted
10 be witnesses at the phenomenal
event. but papa Seahorse pulled a
fast one. He evidently began pro-
ducing the bevy Of babies during
The night. for when she opened the
shop early this morning the last
Of the little creatures were entering
the bright new world of the glass.
sided aquarium where she keeps
about a dozen adult seahorseS.
AS soon as the babies wriggled
out Of the males pouch, they be.
can swimming about in groups oil
two and threeS, hooking their tiny
prehensile tails together, Only q
Continued On Page Twelvel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Dog Racing To
Be Initiated
Here Tonight
CANNES Run For
First Time In
Local Annals

Tonight at 800 p. m. the first
greyhound racing season in the his
tory of this town will open. There
have been boat races, foot races.
boxing, wrestling and many other
contests of the sport world, but
never before a greyhound track, or
a dog race. With the construction
of the beautiful new track after a
holly won contest at the polls, Key
West begins a new era.
Legalized gambling in the form
of State controlled Pari-mutuel bet
ting on the outcome of a race will
begin. For absolute honesty in the
handling of public money, the new
Australian Tote system machines
have been installed.
With Super-human effort, the
track was constructed in the re.
cord time of less than six weeks.
1t has been acclaimed the mos,
beautiful in Florida, and is Ger.
tainly among the most modern.
A record crowd is expected,
among which viii be highrankine
City and County Officials, and
Naval personnel. The feature Of
the evening, the big Inaugural
Race at which a silver loving cup
will be presented to the owner Of
the winning dog, will be run ninth
in the program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Truman Is On
Pension List
AS Army Col.

This is the day when Kentucky
Colonies are PIT completely in the
shade, not by a southern oak tree
but by small unobtrusive notice
in the Army Navy Air Force Jour.
nal under column called Service
News and Gossip.
Heading the column Il she
name, Col. Harry S. Truman.
uSAR-RET. in bold print, and
following II. the news that ION
81 LAM the name Of Col. Harry
S. TrUIRan, USAR, was 10 Be
placed on fine Army Of fhe United
States retired list. which makes
ihe former President eligible TO
receive retirement pay Of $ll2.sk
per month.
Colonel Truman will have
completed over 81 years service
for retirement purposes, Of which
2 years. month and rs days was
in active duty status. This active
service includes duty In WWi and
attendance a. training camps 81
various fines during his service
in fhe Officers Reserve Corps"
The Citizen was kindly informed
of the interesting fact by Col
Herbert E. Pace, u. S. Army, re
tired. who lives in Key West a,
Bienvenida 372e Eagle Avenue. He
sent a clipping to the editor. II
was taken from the January "A
issue of the Army, Navy Air Force
Journal.
Ex-President Truman's military
career began in 1905 when he join.
ed the Missouri National Guard
He was rejected from West Poini
for defective eyesight. according q
biographical data in the latesi
World Almanac published by the
New York World Telegram and
Sun. Until 1917, he ran his family
farm, then entered the Field ArtiI
lery School al Fort Sill. Okla. and
became . first lieutenant, Bat
terry F. and captain, Battery d,
Continued On Page Twelyel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Social Security Men Handle
Large Volume OF Work Here

The volume Of Social Security
business transacted here on Tues
day, January 9Th, proved that the
decision to send Two field repre-
sentatives to Key West each month,
during the Season was more
than justified. Accordingly, W. B.
Weaver, Manager of the Miami
Social Security Office. viii again
have two of his representatives in
Key West on February End to take
claims and answer questions about
the expanded Social Security Act.
With the filing of the Income-tax
return for 1852, many self-emplcy-
ed persons over SIS may now be-
come eligible for Social Security
benefits for the first time. Since
benefits are based on the annual
report, II is important that the tax
return be correct and complete. It
should include the individuals
name, social security number, a
clear description of the nature Of
the business, and the amount of
net income derived.
Also. the change in the work de-
duction provisions last September
to allow q person to earn up to
$500 per month and still draw
Social Security benefits has paved
the way FOR an increased number
Of those over IS as wen as sur
vMors to file for and draw bene-
fits. Only six quarters Of coverage
tabout a year and a halls work.
under Social Security is all that is
Continued On Page Twelvel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

- The new company is . division
Of Suwanee Steamship Company.
president of which is William r.
Lovett. widely known chain store
executive. Lovett is also president
of Suwanee Trainferry Lines, Inc.
Williamson win assume his new
duties on February /, after 80 years
of service with the Peninsular and
Occidental Steamship Company,
presently operating between Mia
mi and Havana. He was vice pre-
sident and general manager Of the
P. and o. Williamson said that at
the start, the new company win
operate two CIR ferries : the An.
tonic Maceo and the Jose MART.
The ferries win provide daily al.
rail service IN railroad cars with
out transfer en- route from any
point IA the United States and c.
NADIA 70 Havana and return.
The Pert Everglades Terminal
Company. of Foot LaudardaIe. win
sfrve s6agents fbr he rev ferry
lcompahy at Port Everglades, and
+. A. RoviroSa and Co, S. A.,
long established steamship agency
at Havana, Williamson said, win
serve as general agent ii Cuba.
The ferries win operate on q 7.day.
a.week schedule making the 22s.s
mile run from Port Everglades TO
Havana in approximately IL to Is
hours.
The parent organization, the Su.
wannee Steamship Company, was
organized in 1892 and has been
continually operating In the Carib-
bean and South America trade
since that date. It's first type Of
operation consisted of Transporting
bananas from Baracoa, Cuba. to
various points Ia the United States.
''The Suwannee Steamship Com
pany," Williamson said, has for
years been interested In develop
ing trade between Cuba and the
United States specifically - the
type Of operation known . car
ferry. With an idea Of developing
this business. the company recent
~ purchased two ships which have
been converted 70 railway car fer.
ries.
"PrIer 10 World Wsr !, shs
Florida East ceass Car Ferry
Company plsasered end speF sfsd
ftis TYPE 81 sesyiee Tor many
years between FIerids snd cubs.
IN recent years. there hes besn
growing demand for fast, DE-
pendshls end cooperative esF
ferry service 10 cgbs end back.
We sxpses 70 provids such ser.
vice and meet IRE demand"
The Suwannee Trainferry Lines,
Inc, vessels are twin ships Of
!. 300 gross tons. capacity Of q 10
Is box cars. overall length Of ts7
feet, beam Of u feet and power
ed with two, 800 horsepower
steam turbine engines. They are
capable Of making Is 20 II knots
when fully loaded. They are named
for two outstanding Cuban patriots.
Special slips to accommodate the
ferries are being constructed at
Port Everglades and Havanss with
railroad tracks laid 70 connect
directly with the tracks On The fer
rles.
a variety ~ pFeeoets. la<ivdins
suisnskiies end trucks. fsnk
lContinne6 On Page Txeivet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
attempted Rape
Charges Dropped

Attempted rape charges held
against G. B. Duke were dismiss
ed yesterday following a preIim-
mary hearing before Justice Of
the Peace Ira AIbury when The
complaining witness, q young
lady who claimed she was lured
to the trailer of the defendant
and then beaten in . criminal at
tack attempt refused to press
charges.
The man, who had been held
in the Monroe County Jail under
. bond Of $4,000 was released.
Attorneys William ". Albvry
and Enrique EsquinaIdo. Jr., de-
Tended The man against the
charges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

The Associated Press TelesYpe
Features and Photo Services.
For 70 Yems Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Car-Ferry Service Is Set Between
Port Everglades And Havana Soon
Experts Anuit Red Tide Samples
No Further Reports
Of Marine Blight
Are Received Here

Investigation of widely
scattered reports of "red
tide" in Key West in the past
week is at a standstill today
following the failure of eff
forts to obtain samples of
water in the affected areas.
Boat Captain Joe Santini,
who spotted a 20-square mile
patch of the dreaded marine
blight while enroute from
his station at the Fort JEFF
ferson National Monument
at Dry Tortugas on Monday
radioed Coast Guard offici-
ais this morning that he was
unable to find the patch of
red tide and hence was UNI
successful in obtaining sam
Piles of the water which the
research experts aboard the
University of Miami marine
laboratory vessel, Physalias,
had requested. The boat is
currently in Key West on a
one year research project.
Scientists aboard that vessel said
this morning that they could not
go ahead" with their research on
the dreaded blight until they had
samples of the water. Earlier they
had collected samples of the water
near Smith Shoals ten miles from
Key West in which they found a
quantity of the miscroscpic marine
organism Gymnidium Brevis which
exudes poison fatal to fish in the
area. They are primarily interested
in determining by oceanographic
studies just why the red tide APP
pears.
Colonel Penn Edgar, local avia-
tor who makes frequent trips to
Dry Tortugas has been pressed in
to service in an effort to obtain
samples of the red tide affected
waters whenever they are sighted.
A survey of local shrimp opera
tors today revealed that no fur
Their reports of red tide have been
reported of late.
Earlier State Conservation Agent
Joseph Knight had said that
shrimperS and commercial fisher
men had seen the tide In limited
quantities and near Cosgroye light
and Smith Shoals. It was at his
invitation that the University of
Miami sent their research vessel
to the Key West area.
/ Meanwhile. local fishing experts
are specializing on the cause of a
dearth of kingfish in the mo
Mans Land" area southwest of
Key West. Commercial fisherman
have said that results were very
poor in that area the last time
it was fished two weeks ago. How
Continued On Page TweIve)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Line Will Connect Cuba With
The 4S States, Company Says

Key West viii apparently be by-passed by the estab-
lishment of fast and dependable freighterry service
between Port Everglades Havana to be inaugurated
In the spring, according announcement today by
Austin williamson vice president and general manager of
the newly organized Suwanee Trainferry Lines nc with
headquarters in jacksonville
Local shipping experts said that they doubted if It
would be feasible for the carfey to stop here unload
Sea to virtual standstill
here following the end of the railroad here in 1886
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Motorists Are
Cautioned On
Road Condition
Sweeling Urges The
Public To Drive
Carefully On Way
To The Dog Track

Key Westers motoring to the dog
races tonight are cautioned to
drive safely by w. C. Sweeting,
Chairman of the Governors Safety
Committee.
Sweeting said:
Although my appointment has
expired / feel that the motorist
going to the dog races tonight
should be cautioned in regards to
the road leaving u. S. /.
''The road is narrow and the
shoulders are treacherous. If your
wheels happen to leave the road
it viii probably take a tow truck
or assistance from another vehicle
to recover your car to the road. A
little courtesy and common sense
will eliminate all danger, by fol-
lowing these rules:
Drive slowly.
Dim your light.
Keep to the right.
Especial caution should be OBJ
served when leaving the track on
the entrance of U. S. 1. Cars using
the highway travel at high speed,
and speed and lights at night can
be very deceiving. Be absolutely
sure you are safe, before entering.
This stretch of road has proved to
be very dangerous. Have a good
time at the track but be careful.
Don't mar an enjoyable evening
with miShap."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Eisenhower Twin
Likes Key West
Better Than Calf.

A man who looks too much like
President Eisenhower to escape
the public notice is E. Steinkamp,
Los Angeles, Calf, builder who is
making visit to Key West.
Mr.. Steinkamp, who is staying at
the Blue Marlin Motel, says that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Schools Will Be
Closed Monday

LELAND S, March, General Sup.
eFvisoT Of Instruction. today
stated THAT all public schools in
Monroe County will be closed
Monday.
Pupils will have no sehoel ses.
sion because the teachers are
taking enc Of their pcsf.sehool
conference days fer this IRE
eeFdins' day.
AL teachers will report for
duty en- kenday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

in his younger days he was fire.
quently mistaken for win Rogers.
Il must be changing. was his
comment when he was interviewed
here.
One of his first experiences Of
being mistaken for Eisenhower
came when he was travelling
abroad in 1919. In both England
Continued On Page Twelvel
Evening star., 1953-03-01
FINE BEDROOM SUITES

Reg. 1898 3-pc. Wheot Finish Bedroom om-----88.60
Reg. 1895 5-Pc. coIonoI Maple Bedroom
Reg. 1898 Blonde Double Dresser Sue-------69.9O
Reg. $3.50 Ape Modern "Sond" Bedroom---i66.75
Reg. 26o.75 5-Pc Blonde Mahogany Bedroom 1880
Reg. 2S9.o5 3Piecs Desert Sand" Bedrcom---i60.60
Reg. 194.95 3Piece "Grey Wonut" Bedroom 1858
Reg. 1850 Blonde Double Dresser Suits-----i1s.60
Reg. 1890 LINED Oak Modern Bedroom m------I44.60
Reg. 1895 to 1895 Choirs and Benches
Reg. 69o5 Grey Walnut Chest Of Drawers
Reg. 1895 Walnut and Maple Finish Chests
Reg. 1895 to 1895 Assorted Night Tobes----7.99
Reg 1925 Double Dresser in ton walnut
Reg. 69.o5 Grey Walnut Bookcase" Sed------24.96
Evening star., 1953-03-01
BEDS AND BEDDING

BEDS AND BEDDING
Reg. 1895 Fod-Awoy Bed with Mattress s------10.76
Reg. 8.95 Foom Rubber Pillows. pink bIue------3.88
Reg. 1895 to 1895 Twin Size Box Springs 1888
Reg. 1895 to 6495 nnersprine Mattresses ---24.96
Reg. 1O995 to 1885 Mattress ond Box Spring $3.50
Reg. 1895 to 1895 Odd Beds from Suites s----- 1888
Reg. 2e95 Twin Plastic Bookcase Heodboord---14.40
Reg. 1875 Simmons Coil Spring, full. twn------9.80
Reg. 32.95 Spring Mattress or Box Sprngs-----16.88
Reg. 6495 Eclipse Innerspring Mattresses ----3988
Reg. 1895 to 6995 Full or Twin Box Spring 1853
Evening star., 1953-01-18

The beauty-blend cream
shampoo with LANOLlN.
Jars or tubes, 27f to 81.
Evening star., 1953-01-18

lathers lavishly in hardest water Z.
needs no special after-rinse.
No other cream shampoo in all the
world is as popular as Lustre-C Creme.
For hair that behaves like the angels
and shines like the stars ask for
Lustre-Creme Shampoo.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
The Most Beautiful Hair
in the World
is kept at its loveliest. with
Luste-Creme Shampoo

Yes, Jane Powell uses Lvsiro- Creme
Shampoo to keep her hair always
alluring the care of her beautiful
hair is vital to her glamour-career.
You, too, like lane Powell, will
notice the glorious difference in your
hair after Lustre-C Creme shampoo.
Under the spell of its lanolin-blessed
lather, your hair shines, behaves, is
eager to curl. Hair dulled by soap
abuse >. dusty with dandruf, now
is fragrantly clean. Hair robbed of
= its natural sheen now CLOVIS with
renewed highlights. Lustre-Creme