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Evening star., 1953-12-17

Store and Apartment
Two corner buildings with long
established grocery stores (beer
licenses. Six and seven room
apartments above. One has 2
kitchens. can be made into two
apts. Business can be bought
separately from present tenants.
Priced at S1S.950 and S20,500.
Low down payment; easy terms.
Call Mr.. Franzblau for particulars
(eves., at home, UN. 4-1S12). At
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-lS00
Evening star., 1953-12-17

COLORED
1542 9TH ST. N.W.-2-bedrm. apt,
~'o EX 3-57o7 RA 3-2450
Evening star., 1953-12-17

MOTELS FOR SALE
ON ALL NATIONAL HWYS.
Advice and consultation by exclusive
full-time motel and travel specialist,
qualified to make recommendations
on best buys in motels and sites to
small investments.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
EM 3-1120
Evening star., 1953-12-17
TOMORROW

4OMO1S1GOW
May be too late to locate in Green
brier Apts. Available are several
choice and 2 bedrm. apts.; COM
pletely md pleasantly decorated in
soft. tones, located on Columbia pike.
direct route to PentaRon and D. C.
at Greenbrier st. Featured for your
fully equipped kit; cross ventila-
tioh. Conv. to schools and shop
$92. 80 and SOC. 80. utils. incl. Cal
resident mgr, IA. 2-3296.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-6660
Evening star., 1953-12-17
BRIAR MANOR
1419 N ST. NV

Choice downtown apts.. Consisting Of
liv. rm., kit, hedrm. and bath; $50
per mo-. incl. heat. Immediate occu-
pancy. See janitor on premises or
cAFRITz, DI. 7-9oso
Evening star., 1953-12-17

HOUSES UllFURNlsHED
Evening star., 1953-12-17

Io1I3 GEORGIA AVE. wheaton
Detached: 4 acres of ground; 2
rms; oil heat; newly decorated
Ready to move in; S125 mo-.
1925 r. l. ave. ne. Detached; ar
ranged to 3 apts.: oil heat; S136
5000 Sth st. n.w.-Detached; 8 rms.
and 3-rm. recreation in bsmt. Suit
able for doctor; oil h.-w.h.; $50
mo.
All shown by appt. J. B. MALLOs.
Agent, RA. 6-S227 or RA. 3-0231.
Evening star., 1953-12-17

LOCAL TRASH BUSINESS ready for
immediate sale; income over So 600
per mo-: 4 trucks; estab. over last
4 yrs. Box 422-z. Star. go
DRY CLEANERS FOR SALE by owner
$500 cash. full price. Ii. 7-7ll5.
Evening star., 1953-12-17

COLORED-APT., UNFURN.; 2 rms.
kit; share bath; empl. couple; al
privileges; Tues. and Wed. after {
pm. Thurs. all day, Ii. 6-493O
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Miss PIuskitt
Married to
Mr.Hunsen

Miss Courtenay Morris Plas-
kilt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Marshall Plaskitt of Kirk
by, Upperville, Va, became the
bride yesterday Of Mr.. Juel
Woods Hansen. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Neils Juel Han
sen Of Washington.
The ceremony took place at
Trinity Episcopal Church in Up
perville at 4 o'clock. The Rev.
Charles j. Sheffield Ryley and
the Rev. Edward Guthrie Brown,
brother-in-law Of the bride, Of
ficiated at the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a we'd
ding gown of white satin
trimmed with Maltese lace and
fashioned with a train. Her
full-length veil was of rose point
lace and she carried a white
prayer book with a cascade OF
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Virginia Ashby Plaskitt
was her sisters maid of honor.
She wore a gold-blue changeable
silk dress made with a full skirt
and portrait neckline and car
ried a bouquet Of blue asters.
The other attendants were
Mrs. Richard Earle de Butts Of
Burke, Va, Mrs. George Mat
thewS Page of Austin, Tex, Miss
Eleanor Bowles Armistead Of
Baltimore, Mrs. Richard Henry
Catlett, jr., Of Richmond, Miss
Jane Mcclellan Allen Caldwell
of Staunton, Va, and Miss Mary
Randolph Burwell Of Upperville.
Their costumes were the same as
the maid of honor and they car
ried bouquets of mixed fall flow
erS.
The flower girls were little
Mary Welby Wattles, niece Of the
bride, and Susan Meade de Butts,
cousin of the bride. They wore
shocked yellow organdy dress
with bouffant skirts and carried
miniature bouquets of yellow
daisies and forget-me-nots.
1t. William Lee Ramer,
q. S. N. R., was the best man. The
ushers were the Messrs. Leonard
Wains stein of Washington,
Charles Edward Griffith, John
Elden HartShorn and Alfred
Lawson White, all of Kensing-
ton; James Marshall Plaskitt, jr.
of Upperville, brother of the
bride, and Mr.. Stanley Cherwick
of Washington.
There was a reception at Kirk
by following the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Hansen will reside in
Alexandria after a wedding trip.
The former Miss Plaskitt at
tended Mary Baldwin College in
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Engineer Wives
FOrn7inQ Club

The Army Engineer Officers
wives of the Washington area
will inaugurate their newly
formed club at a luncheon meet
ing to be held Wednesday at
Patton Hall, Fort Myer. An i'm
portant business, meeting will
follow the 1890 luncheon.
On the agenda are the adop-
ton of a constitution, election
of officers and the enrolling of
members. The wives or widows
of active or retired Engineer Of
f1cers are eligible for member
ship. Co-chairmen for the
luncheon are Mrs. William F.
Powers and Mrs. Lyle E. Seeman.
Reservations may be obtained by
calling Mrs. D. H. Tulley at Kel-
log 7-1378.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Luncheon Planned

The wives of ranking officers
Of the Chemical Corps will turn
models on Tuesday when they
meet for the initial luncheon of
the season at the Army Navy
Country Club.
The Chemical Corps Wives
Club will resume it's regular
monthly luncheon meetings at
that affair, which is scheduled
for 1890. HostesseS for this
party are Mrs. Egbert F. Bullene,
Evening star., 1953-10-11

wife Of Mai. Gen. Bullene. chief
chemical officer, and Mrs.
Charles E. Loucks, wife Of Brig.
Gen. Loucks. deputy chief chem
ical officer.
Following the luncheon Miss
A. j. Glenn and Mrs. j. T. Dom
ovan will present fall millinery.
And the ladies who will model
are Mrs. William H. Green, Mrs.
Charles w. Cook, Mrs. William
T. Lipscomb and Mrs. Charles
A. Morgan, jr.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

Staunton and Mr.. Hansen was
graduated from Amherst College
and attended George Washing
ton University.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Truman Could Be
XIV Guide, Capp
SAYS In Pageant

A two-page spread by Al capp
on What's To Become of Harry
Truman7 Care and Feeding Of
Ex-Presidents" is featured in the
current issue Of Pageant Maya
zine.
The first suggestion made by the
famous cartoonist as employment
for the Ex-President Is that he
become a guide in Key West. The
cartoon shows the ex.president
standing up in a skiff with his
fishing line, against a background
Of palm trees and Key West
waters. The blurb says: "vaca-
tioning in Key West? Hire a
Native Guide!" meaning Of course
the ex.president.
Other suggestions Of employ
ment OF the former President
made BY Capp are Concert Mana
ger. endorsement Of "Shlamels"
cigarettes. and ,naidenform sus-
penders.' =
Capp concludes bis two page
spread saying:
I'VE ought to keep men like
Hoover and Truman in govern
ment. II wouldn't cost much. They
can't last long the way we treat
EN-"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
County Fathers
Meet Tonight
At Courthouse
Bids Will Be
Awarded On
County Roads

Monroe County Commissioners
will meet tonight to let contracts
on various roads for the county.
Chairman Gerald Saunders said
this morning.
None d - commissioners
win be able 10 attend The assh
annual convention 81 fhe State
Association Of County Commits
sioners In Tallahassee on Thurs.
day. Saunders said. Lest year
he and commissienAr Clarence
Riggs went 70 the convention.
Scheduled speakers during the
three-day meeting are State
Road Department chairman Rich
ard Simpson and State Civil De-
Tense Director r. G. HOWE.
Every county in Florida is rep.
resented In the state association
and one or more officials from
each county are expected to at.
tend the convention.
Commissioner Roy Gladney.
Continued on Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Sailor To
FaceStOlen
Cycle Charge

Paul McKenna. uSN, win face
not only two reckless driving
charges but q stolen motorcycle
charge when he gets out Of the
U. S. Naval hospital this week, ii
was learned today.
McKenna smashed an aIlegedly
stolen motorcycle Sunday morn.
ing at 3 am. Florida Highway
Patrolman Marvin j. Wilder
charged him with reckless driv-
ing. causing an accident, excess
i've speeding. McKenna was the
very man officials had been in.
terested in for a year on another
stolen motorcycle charge. He had
been arrested in January ard
bond was set At $50. While await.
ing trial on this charge, the young
sailor, aIlegedly took another mo-
torcycle and smashed il on Sad
die Bunch Keys He suffered cuts
and shrasions on hts body and
head. Deputy Sheriff JEFF Brod-
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Cancer Society
Says Victim Can
Be RehabiIitaied

Reese James cancer patient
who was flown 10 Miami for ex.
animation Friday at the 81.
Francis tumlor clinic. can be
helped BY plastic surgery. Il was
learned. Dr. Herman Boughton.
director 81 TIE tumor clinic. says
that within . few months time
James wiII be rshabilitated.
James. who was flown Up FRI
day morning Tor the examination,
returned 10 MonrDa General Hos
pitai Friday evening 10 await re-
suits of the examination.
He was 10 be returned h 81.
Francis Hospital this morning for
: stay AZ shout three weeks
while the surgery 4 done. After
that be will BE- brought back 70
Monroe General for Fecuperatlon,
with frequent trips 10 Miami Tor
follow -np examinations.
All a James treatments are
being finaneed b. The Arerscsn
Cancer Secretly. Mrs. Dorothy
Dahiela. commander a. ti,s 81.
eietyis operations IN Monso.
counsy. said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Harvey To Make
Plumbing Check

Mayor c. B. Harvey win con.
duct q personal Inspection tour 10.
day. 10 check into complaints Of
local plumbing contractor T. j.
crutehfield that he has been un.
fairly refused permits by the city
plumbing Inspector
Crutehfield, a Negro, told the
city commission last night that he
had been refused further permits
untA he finished the installation
Of plumbing At his home. $40 Terry
Lane.
City manager King said that
there are SIX or eight violations
It the plumbing code pending
against crutehfiesd. -"
Harvey said that be would look
into the matter personally today
IN the presence ns the plumbing
Inspector and Crnsshhsld. II want
70 make sure that ls.ere Is ns dis
eFtminatioa because a. race. Har-
yey said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Public Hearing
Set On White
Street ZOning
To Be Considered
Among Sweeping
Changes In City
At Meeting Soon

The City Planning Commission,
at their regular meeting last night
passed a resolution calling for a
public hearing on March 18th for
the consideration of sweeping zon-
ing changes in the city.
Proposed by Commission Men,
Der Bernard Frank, the hearing
viii be held for the discussion Of
proposed areas to be rezoned for
the extension of business in the
city.
The hearing promises to be q
heated one since the highly con-
troversial White Street rezoning
question is slated to be aired at
that time. Two months ago, when
a local garage operator requested
zoning change at the corner of
White and Won Phister Streets, al
lowing him to construct an auto
mobile sales room there, 1t re-
suited in widespread opposition.
Major c. B. Harvey, who owns
property nearby, at that time
Continued on Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Officers
OfConcert
CroupNamed
Mrs. White Heads
Officers And
Directors Board

Mrs. George Mills White was
reelected president Of the Com.
munity Concerts Association for
1854 at their recent baIlotino
The members II the concert
group elected board Of directors
a. she last concert Of the series
on February 10. These directors
elected their own officers. Mrs
Emeline Bodler was named first
vice-president: second vlce.presl.
dent vii be the 1853 campaign
manager 10 be announced later.
William r. Nehless, secretary ana
Edgar Stark treasurer.
The following directors we're
elected for Iss3-5l. These men ana
women were named By a large
majority Of members:
Mrs, J. P. Baiisod. Mrs. Carl
Bervaldi, Mrs. Emelgns Boiler
Mrs. Delio Cobo. grs. Bernard
Frank, DR.. A. n. Hamilton, ".
Curry Harris. Mrs. Catherine 10.
gan, Miss Mary Ann Matehett.
william r. Nehletl. Mrs. Herbert
Pace. Miss Eta Patterson Mr.
Edgar Stark. Edgar SsaFk. Mrs
Hester SsHtH. y. ]. Trevor. Mrs
George Mills Whine and George
Mills White.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Aerovias Q" Owner Buys Duya|>
Fleming Street Corner Property
Will Construct
New'VOffice

Manuel Quevedo, Cuban
owner of Aerovias @ has
purchased for $4,000 the
valuable corner of Duval
and Fleming Street from the
Duchess de Richelieu, widow
of the late Due Douglas de
Richelieu, and will erect a
20" office on part of the "A
by 100 foot property it was
learned today.
julius Stone, Jr., attorney
for Aerovias @ and Mrs.
Stone actually signed the
contract sale for the Duchess
who is at present in New
York City. The attorney paid
$4,000 down $4,000 on
closing. and will pay the
balance Of 100000 on or
before five years are up.
The corner housed the Sidewalk
Cafe and the Rose Bootery both
leased by Mrs Hugh williams.
Mrs. Williams has agreed TO cam
eel her lease agreement with the
Duchess for the sum Of $500.
Pionesr rsalfors johnson end
johnson negotiated fhe sale 81
the properly 10 the sienst for
ouevedo. The parcel hes a feet
On puyal and 100 feet on Fleming
streei. The present old structures
win be toFn dpwn 10 make way
fer . snsdsrn hvIsdinn whssh win
hepss ~ essiin ofHea ant
ether tirma
The purchase If the corner WIN
mean the completion Of the trans
formation Of that section a DupaI
Street from old time Key West to
modern Florida architecture. The
old Livingston Bethel frame man.
sion was torn down last year 10
make way for the present modern
shops erected by Seymour Rubin.
Miami financler. uuevedo's pur-
Continued on Page Eighty
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Commission Defers
Leasing Agreement

Action was deferred last night
on a leasing agreement between
the city and the Wayne Corpora
ton for a tract Of land owned BY
the city on Stock Island. The cor
poration. headed by Frank Wayne,
local sporting goods dealer desires
to construct golf driving range
there.
But last night, Harry knight and
Roy Duke, representing the Key
West Golf Club asked that the
commission defer action pending
further study to determine whe-
Their or not the driving range viii
interfere with the proposed con-
struction Of an addition to the pre-.
sent course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Anxious Mother Awaits Word
On Baby Jasper's Condition
BY DOROTHY RAYMER

A series of communications have
been crisscrossing the country
since the first story written about
the plight Of six-monthS Jas
per Walker, Jr., the baby who
needs treatment for brain
disease. Today a letter in answer
to one sent by Commissioner Clar-
ence HiggS on February 22 along
with clippings of the story, arrived
from Frank Edwards, commenta-
tor for the Mutual Broadcasting
System.
Edwards wrote that II the
case is called hopeless" he Is
willing TO provide ths Dronss-
LaxsnbY Cancer Clinic fherapY
IS . last resort"
In addition, wire has been re-
ceived by the Shrine Club in Key
West from the Shrine organiza-
ton in Rochester, Mimi, where
Baby Jasper is now being examin-
ed by a specialist of the Mayo
Clinic, that diagnosis has not been
completed and that examination
is continuing.
A check for Sis dollars was
given to me by Comptroller Ed
ward Kaplan of the Key West Ken
mel Club which donated net gate
receipts from the dog track one
night last week. This was turned
over to Charles B;undell of the
Shrine Club here, the official
clearing house for the Baby Jas
per Fund.
First hand news Of what has
irsnspirsd since MRS. Walker
took her son 10 Rochester is
evident In . personal letter
which she wrote on February 70
. few days after arrival by
plane for the Mayo Clinic exa.
winston a young Jasper.
She wrote, They wired Wednes.
day night lFeb. 81 to the hospi-
tal in Miami for the slide on the
baby. But as yet they haven't re.
ceived II. Until thay get that and
have examined it themselves. they
won't be sure, but here, they al.
ready believe il is something else
Ethan a brain tumor). The eye
Continued on Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Juvenile Space Lacking
In New Or Old Jail Here
Spottswood Tells
Youth Leaders
OF Crowding

There is no space for juvenile
delinquents in either the new eoun.
ty jail or the old jail, Sheriff
John Spottswood told members Of
the Monroe County Juvenile Coun.
ell meeting last night at the
County Clinic building.
Spottswood said that the setting
up Of the needed juvenile detention
center is a real problem. The NOV
jail is not equipped for the youngs-
ters. The old jail. be said, is
needed for expansion nc the cour-
ty grows. He expressed doubt that
much Of the old jail could ever
be used for q juvenile detention
home.
The Sheriff stressed that juvenile
problems have to be handled very
carefully because improper hsndl-
ing would do more harm than
good. Juveniles should not get
court records for trivial violations.
The SherhFs office win do every.
thing possible TO protect the
youngsters he said.
State law, stressed Spoftswood,
insists that the County must pro-
vide suitable detention home for
juveniles.
Spottswood was introduced By
Council President Leland March.
Criminal Court Judge Thcmas
Caro- and David Mccurdy made
; report 90 the recreation eenter
for the eolored young people
Steps are being taken 10 develop
= recreation program for these
youngsters, beth h1ys and girls.
n was reported taas Rear Al
Hsiral Irving 7. Duke d going 10
allocate some III TIE Mary Charity
Carnival fundS for this eentsr.
March said that the aaSnr prv-
hisnss 81 the Ccuncil nt thia tine
Is % obtaln . xuissble deaentsnn
heme for taysriles. particaa1riy
since the enanty ID favorsae
place for runAways fron ssAer
states.
Aamlrzl Daks wf.g BE- TIE spxsk.
- a. Ehk nNxt mextsng az he
CouneEl. Moaaay. ApCA 9. ~ .
.. IN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Fun Night Set
At Bayyiew Park

A Fun Night has been sched-
uled for tonight at Bayview Park,
starting at 7;30 pm, City Recrea.
ton Director Paul Albury has an
nounced.
The public, Key Westers and
winter visitors alike, are invited
TO attend the affair which win
feature an appearance Of the
Key West High School Chorus.
In addition. Denny Williams
win offer his popular program Of
limitations and Gerald Saunders
and Mrs. Eva Warner Gibson viii
offer a vocal duet.
There is no charge for the en-.
tertainmert.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Sewer Financing
Talks Are Slated

Ths finaneing ef Key Vests
pFolected aeAer SYSTEM repairs
and Improvement has apparently
ut snag tosl0wfna the request
~ the H0nslng ard Hsws Fiuancs
A9eney 10 Wskhiagson nat cay
Manager Dare King and 7. c.
MeCrxseY. the eifys Fsnzaeiaf
aEsat eons r. WssAlngtun Cor en-
feTrnces.
Afng wak egigsnaLy srhe6s1as4
to depart fos Tie aatSona eapssal
ss4ay 81 - sAssezsh hasr rsae
Gc~sasned - PEGa Elghs1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
so Tag Holders
Liable To Arrest

Any driver with 1857
county tags on his vehicle
will be arrested and have TO
post bond beginning today.
Deputy Motor Vehicle Com
missioner Tommy Dixon said
today.
Until today. Dixon had
been issuing summons. ten
to IL a day since the tag
deadline February 20. These
permitted the driver IL 10 "a
hours to get his tag. Starting
today there will be no more
summons. arrests only. An
arrest means that Dixon can
take the delinquent tag buy.
er into the Sheriff'S office or
the Justice of the Peace.
There a bond must be post
ed until an appearance Is
made in Criminal Court.
Dixon said.
Dixon will pick up not on
lY delinquent Monroe county
drivers. but all who's home
state tags have expired. On
March l and 2 tags expired
in Connecticut. Maine. Mich
igan. Indiana and Kentucky.
Dixon was informed of the
"Arrest-no summons" order
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Proposed Parking
Lot Is Approved

The City Commission last night
agreed to suspend licensing and
Roning requirements for the opera.
ton Of a parking sos on Roosevelt
Boulevard by the newly formed
Scout Leaders Association.
Carleton Smith and Bernard
Frank represented the non.profit
organization. who VII use the
moaey obtained from the parking
lot for the furtheranee At Boy and
Girl Scout activities In Key West.
Mayer {. 3. Harvey went
step further when be proposed
that 81 dimes found in the eity'S
parking meters be gisen TO the
group. He said that the ASsoSia,
tioa could place deeslS 80 lnxsisas-
sag ca TIE meters
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Summerland Kew
Road Bids To Be
Let In 80 Days

The State Road Department has
completed all details Of plans for
the two and one-haH miles Of
road on SumrnerIand Key and
viii let bids either this month
or next, Henry Hudgins an-
nounced today.
The secondary state road win
be built in = matter Of months
providing access to the Subdivi.
sions which have been developing
fast on the Key in the last year.
Hndgius and Alfonso are subdivi.
sion owners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03
Police Officers WIFE Says City
Manager King Is Psfping Tom
Check At Home
OF Garrison
GiUeS Rise To
WOnian's Charge

Mrs. Anne l.. Garrison
wife of city police officer
Robert Garrison, last night
hurled a charge at City
Manager Dave King that he
is a "peeping tom" Mrs.
Garrison told the city COM
mission that King has caus-
ed her gross and shocking
indignities" when he peeked
into her window on the
night of February 18th.
The charges, contained in a
lengthy letter read last night at
the regular meeting of the COM
mission, stemmed from an incl
dent in which King said that ne
went to the Garrison home to
check on the validity of the po-
lice officers claim that he was
ill.
King avsrred that repOafed
rapping on fhe doors and win.
dows there failed 70 rouse the
occupants and that he was
forced 70 assume that they were
not home. Mrs. Garrison main.
tains that they were in bed 81
ihe time.
King added that he inadvertent.
ly, at one point, looked into a
bedroom window which WIS open.
King then detailed patrol car
TO make a check and the report
was given that the Garrison car
returned at 9:l8 about an hour
after King had made his check.
Mrs. Garrison said that she
later called King II protest and
that Re had maintained that thsY
were n6l henae. lie added that
he had made 50 much noise
trying 10 rouse than that "H .
police officer had been present
he we0ld have been arrested 80
. 'psepins tom. King said
that he made ths statement In
IosUlsr fashion and had net
meant u 10 be taken seriously.
Mrs. Garrison. who appeared
personally at last nights meeting
said that she considered Kings
statement las an admission Of
guilt. 7
The City Manager, in answer to
The charge, said that Garrison had
been a source Of trouble to him
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-03

The Associated Press TeletYps
Features and Photo Services.
For 70 Yeors Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Evening star., 1953-09-10
81 ICE D
Webster Brand

Time to think of hearty breakfasts again and
tempting plate of crisp golden bacon and eggs IS Just the
thing to wake up those appetites No need for an alarm
clock once they catch that delicious of Webster
bacon sizzling in the frying pan.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Tend er Yellow
co N
Each shining ear is
packed with plump -
milky kernels Why
don't you build your
dinner around Safe IL
way IN

Inviting green celery in
closely formed punches.
The kind of celery that
crunches when you bite
down on a stalk. Come
see it at Safeway this
week-fresh in from the
fields, sweet as a nut.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Crisp, Solid Iceberg

tightly folded heads with cnly light
white, and
safeway; large crisp crinky
salads made with lettuce from Safeway.