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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22
DEATH
VIVA 4. kNoMLEs

VIII A. Knowles, SO, died We'd
nesday morning 7:2O at Monroe
General Hospital after a long ILL
ness.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 at the
Chapel of the Lopez Funeral Home.
The Rev. James E. Statham of
the Fleming Street Methodist
Church viii officiate at the Ser
vices. Burial will be in family
plot, City Cemetery.
Survivors include one son, Mike
Knowles Of Miami; sister, Mrs.
Lula Lowe, Key West; a brother,
Berlin Knowles, Tampa; one grand
child and several nieces and ne.
phews.
IllfnAie rnfnnu vSroH,sna1 ~n~~A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22
Art Workshop Is
Announced For
Local Teachers

On Friday, February 9Th, Mon
day, February 9th and Tuesday,
February 10th, Miss Elizabeth Belt
of Binney and Smith Company will
be in Key West High School from
8 pm. to 6 pm. to conduct a
Workshop in Art.
Miss Belt is the Art ConsuItant
of the Binney and Smith Co. She
will teach the uses of crayola,
chalk finger painting papier
mache and other art materials in
the classroom.
There is no academic credit for
this course but it is an opportunity
for teachers to refresh and i'm
prove their skill in the area of art.
All materials used in the Work
shop are furnished by Binney and
Smith Co. but must be paid for
by the individual taking the course,
which is the only fee.
Teachers must bring scissors.
empty jar or coffee can. news.
papers. string and paint cloths.
the first day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22
oduy's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK Up - The stock
market slowed to a walk today
after a moderately lively opening
and prices were mixed.
Changes rarely amounted to
more than minor fractions. A good
ly number of shares traded un-
changed.
Reynolds Tobacco "B" started
with block of 1850 shares off
% at APIS.
Motor and aircraft shares tilted
slightly lower in early dealings.
the oils moved upward modestly
and other groups were irregular.
Among issues higher were Good
year, Radio Corp, Southern Cali
fornia Edison, Air Reduction, Du
Pont, Philip Morris, Southern Rail-
way, Baltimore & Ohio, Southern
Pacific, Sinclair Oil, Standard Oil
IN. ID and U. S. Gypsum.
On the downSide were General
Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, In
ternational Harvester, Kennecott
Copper, Allied Chemical, Eastman
Kodak, Atchison, New York Central
and American Can.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22
The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today thru Friday; cooler
tonight. Gentle to moderate north
east and east winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy extreme
south, fair elsewhere today and
Friday. Cooler today.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Gentle to moderate north to north
east winds becoming moderate
east to southeast on Friday. Part
ly cloudy and few widely scattered
showers in south portion, clear to
partly cloudy in north portion.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
easterly winds today and Friday.
Partly cloudy weather.
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PLANS ADVANCE
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matted milk mixer from Harry
Rodack have been announced.
while we are not actively soli-
citing help, if anyone wants to Of
fer anything for the center, it will
be put to good use," Wilder said.
The 32-year-old law enforcement
officer got the idea of organizing
such a project when he was in
Deland, Florida.
His work with local teenage
drivers in organizing a youth safe
driving club when they complained
that there is no place to go and
nothing to do in Key West" led
him to work actively toward the
establishment of the center.
"This is the answer, l hope. !"
Wilder averred, sit is their club
and the interest they show will
determine how successful it is"
Wilder is currently drumming
up interest in the club by contact
ing local high school students and
planning radio talks. He is also
soliciting aid from teenagers in
making the repairs to the club
house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22

Key West, Fla, Jan. q, 1858
Observations taken at City Office
500 AM. EST
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FAMILIAR LANDMARK
lContinued frnm Pare Anel

CONTINUED from Page One)
church is visited annually by
tourists from all over the world.
The Oldest chimes in the state
OF Florida were placed there in
1886. All but the smallest bell was
salvaged from the wreckage of the
1909 hurricane and they are still
in use each Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22

Relative Humidity al 500 AN.
92%
Barometer tSea Levell 500 AN.
1910 ins.--1019.3 mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22

Illinois mines produced more
than 10 per cent of U. S. coal in
1852.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22
HIGH SCHOOL BAND
Continued from Page One)

and drill master Joe Cornell have
been busy for some weeks i'm pre-
pairing the band members for the
Havana appearance.
In addition to the instrumental
lists, there viii be a group of 20
maJorettes and flag twirlers max
ing the trip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22

Tonorrow's Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-22

Temperatures
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BERNARD FRANK
(COntinued from PAGE 0nel

continued from Page One)
can have the kind of law enforce
ment it wants and the type they
have depends on the attitude of the
people. If it doy1n-S- the best, it
can have it, . he said.
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IKE'S CABINET
CONTINUED from Psye C1nel

tContlnued from Page One)
meetings. They are Vice President
Nixon, Sherman Adams, the Presi-
dents chief assistant; Mrs. Oveta
Culp Hobby, federal security ad-
ministrator; Mutual Security Di-
rector Harold E. Stassen and Bud
get Director Joseph M. Dodge, who
was sworn in today.
Soon after Eisenhower reached
his office, he had a d5-minute con-
ference with his staff to begin the
working day.
One matter of immediate concern
IS his State of the Union speech
Dark-colored woods are not
necessarily more durable than
light-colored woods
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Ex-GTs Lion 7 aiming Act
Thrills Dr.. Mann at Circus

Zoo Director William M. Mann,
who knows his animals from the
armadillo to the zebu, examined
the collection Of beasts at the
Shrine Circus last night and
termed them and the whole
charity show excellent.
About 5000 persons, including
many children, were present at
the opening in Uline Arena,
Third and M streets NE. There
will be matinees at AIS pm.
each day this week through
Sunday. and evening perform
ances at 8:15 o'clock.
DR.. Mann particularly was in
trigued by the lion-taming act
Of Pat Anthony, 28-year-old ex-
paratfooper. who probably is-the
only ex-Servicemar1, who ever
studied lion tanning under the
CT bill otsTigfits.
He had IL big cats-all females
which DR.. Mann said were
among the most vicious he had
ever seen. Using a whip. pistol
and chair. the young tanner had
the ionesseS submissive at all
times, although there were few
minutes when the cats wouldn't
admit it. to the thrills of the
small fry in the audience.
The circus started with a COL
orful parade led by nlustrious
Potentate Wilfred E. Lawson of
Almas Temple and General
Chairman Orville Megby. It
featured all Of the 40 acts in
review, as well as bands and the
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Group Urges 81 Million
Savinq on Wideninqs

The Lincoln Park Citizens AS
sociation last night voiced op-
position to the widening Of Con-
stitution and Independence ave-
nues in connection with the pro-
posed long-range public works
program for the District.
A betteer course. members
argued, would be to make Inde-
pendence avenue one way east.
Constitution one way west and
to restrict parking on one side
of each. This would accomplish
the same purpose and save the
District about 81 million, the
resolution stated.
Another resolution objected to
what members called. "depriving"
white children Of the Northeast
area of swimming and play
ground facilities. Specific refer
ence was made to the recent Rec
reation Board decision to allow
use of the Rosedale playground
swimming pool on an integrated
basis this summer.
The meeting, conducted by j.
Watson Flanagan, president,
was held in the Epworth Meth
odist Church, Thirteenth street
and North Carolina avenue NE.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Medical Journal Hits
Truth Serum Use

An editorial in the current
Journal of the District Medical
Society has labeled the use Of
truth serum" to obtain data
in court as a particularly
dangerous and misleading tool" "
The editorial also states that
the results Of the drugs used
on an individual in an attempt
to arrive at the truth" should
be subjected to the most critical
analysis by trained and expert
enced psychiatrists.
The term truth serum" the
editorial states, is a misnolner
for two reasons: It is not a
serum; and its use does not al
ways bring out the truth.
A recent District Court trial
found a defendant acquitted
after the complainant cleared
the suspect after undergoing a
truth serum" test. The evi-
dence was accepted by the court.
The editorial says it is i'm
portant to remember "that the
setting in which the drug is ad-
ministered and the character Of
the physician-patient relation
ship are two highly important
factors in determining the valid
ity of the revealed material.
Drugs now used, according to
the editorial, Ito get patients to
talk" are sodium amytal and So
dunn pentothal.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
HOLLYWOOD.

Charlie Chaplin's yacht is UP
for sale--along with everything
else, now that the comedian has
renounced residence here. the
boat, called 1.-THE Panacea"-an
ironic title-cost Charlie $780,
900 in the days when he was wed
to Paulette Goddard.
Paul Douglas gets no salary for
"the puffers." The deal is for all
expenses to, in, and from Britain,
with a hefty percentage OF
United States profits.
It's doubtful that Mario LAMA
can work for another studio until
the suit with Metro is settled.
But Mario apparently isn't wor-
rying about mundane things like
money-he just gave himself a
diamond studded watch. insured
for $4,000!
Peter Lawford has put his
house up for sale. and hey,
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Hollywood Diary
ChopIin's Big Yacht
Offered for Sale
By Sheiloh Grohom

TV producers, his mother, Lady
Lawford, is a good actress and
would like to work.
Ronnie Colman and Brian
Aherne exhibited at the Stereo
Club meeting at the Players Res
tauranr. The best still photo
showed Buddy Baer heaving a
slingshot smack in your face.
and Make Baer went overheard
at the Los Angeles Ad Club in
his tribute to Corinne Calvet-
he called her Frances greatest
gift to America since the Statue
of Liberty!
Harry Warner stopped pretty
blond in a Warner studio cor
ridor and enthused: II caught
your movie last night. I thought
you were wonderful and you sang
divinely. Doris" But it was Mrs.
Gene Nelson to whom he spoke,
not Miss Day.
Van johnson kids MGM and
June Allyson, and mimics Fred
Astaire, Maurice Chevalier and
Gene Kelly at the Sands Hotel
in Las Vegas. Van played it
Smart-he broke the act in at
the "tops" restaurant in San
Diego. Also he put on the show
for 200. including servicemen, at
Ciro's last Sunday afternoon.
X X \ Il
II you scan "The Robe" very
carefully, you'll find Carter De
Haven with the boys in the back
ground. The time matinee
idol was glad to get three weeks
work as an extra. and I
hear Marty Kimmel is naming
a street after Gloria De Haven in
his Yonkers building tract.
Cornell Wilde wrote his busi-
ness manager here instructing
him to sell everything he owns.
-. And Jean Pierre Aumont has
bought a six-bedroom estate
complete with trout fishing, IS
miles from Paris, for exactly
half what he received from the
sale of his house in Beverly Hills.
Robert Donat is a partner with
Charles Laughton in "Hobson's
Choice" to be made in London
this summer. And in the fall.
Charles will do a play on Broad
way, produced by Paul Gregory.
Spencer Martin beaued Ella
Logan to Mary McCarty's per-
formance at the Mocambo
Thursday night. And two tables
away sat Spencer's estranged
wife Pat, with a Mr.. Anonymous.
. Liz Whitney was there with
Dick Lunn-please, not Lund-
"Lunn," it was emphasized. =.
Staging it at Ciro's where Jack
Benny and Jack Beutel-but not
together.
Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-04-21
II Mou Mou Victims Found

NAIROBI. Kenya, April 81
R.-Authorities today reported
finding the bodies Of IL more
native victims of the anti-white
terroristic Mau Mau organiza-
ton. The dead, found in shanty
villages outside Nairobi, were be-
lieved to have been executed on
orders of a Mau Mau court"
which held sessions in one of the
village hutS.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Ccv,uQ DnokQA FOOD News
Try Our Harn ond EGGS LcLcni

promised you this . :. !. my favorite Sunday break
fast Is some dish you just little more precious
maybe a little more sentimental? This is ours!
start thick center slice Of ham broins in skillet
Then put half slices Of Laan Pineapple and bananas cut the
Iona way in another with little butter margarine and
cook slowly until the fruit golden brown. Remove and add
eggs to scramble Place ham plate and surround
with pineapple and Crown ham with scrambled
Hawaiians say it's "ONO LOA" (supremely delcious)
It's such wonderful tender, perfectly ripened pine
apple it makes this dish simply heavenly! I've never
opened pineapple beautifully golden Try Lalani
mice too Lalani crushed and Lalani chunks The
prices for such perfect pineapple will please you.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Presto, no more sticking! Pancakes won't stick
if you make little bag of Sno-White and rub
the griddle before baking. No smoke or odor
either. The Old Chef, whose skill is devoted to
his own family now, picked up package of Sno,
good tricks. Nest to me its the busiest thing IN
my kitcben"! Pick up handy package of Sno-
White for your kitchen today Z. .. at Safeway.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Cheese Rution Increased

LONDON, April 21 R.-The
food ministry announced yester-
day the weekly cheese ration will
be increased to two ounces for
eight weeks beginning May II.
The ration is now ~ ounces.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Oriental-costumed members of
the Shrine.
Tickets for the show are on
sale at Almas Temple, 1915 K
street NV, and at Uline Arena.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Once upon time the average mother and
father would not have been personally
concerned over the antics of an eccentric
politician in Teheran.
But, sadly enough, times have changed.
Today, one evil nod of a dictator's head
can alter the course of our lives. What
happens in Teheran or Prague or Wet
Nam can determine whether Johnny
sleeps in his own bed tomorrow or in
an army barracks.
Not single one of us can escape the
consequences of the news. To exercise
the personal responsibility of citizenship
it is now necessary to know what's going
on--and why. We have to get the facts
and get them straight.
The Evening Star regularly publishes
more local, national and global news
than any other newspaper in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
How Will You Look in Play Clothes?

It's easy to see who eats Slender-Way
Bread. You slim up naturally eating
and you show it. You see,
Slender-Way is baked vitb0At Shorten
inR of awy kind. So it has minimum of
calories to the slice. Yet it's so good
really a delicious bread with but
tery, nut-like favor and an inviting
chevy texture. Slender-Way is high pro-
tein bread 50 you feel radiantly alive
Evening star., 1953-04-21
The Magician in Ny Kitchen

It's Sno-White Salt 3. and you'll
love these new tricks with it. l
learned them from the Old Chef, my
good retired friend down the street.
Is your waffle iron sticking? Heat
the iron, pull the plug and fill the
iron with Sno-White Salt. Wait "a
hours o1en the iron. brush ont salt.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Bio Difference in Instant coffees

Have you tried Instant Edwards Coffee lately?
Please do. l want you to see how fine instant
coffee can be- Instant Edwards is 1OO9o real eof-
fee, not a coffee product. You can tell by the
favor full and rich. There's no filler in Ed
wards, no sticky sweetness or cloudy color. It
looks rich and pure in the cup tastes rich and
pure, and it is. It's 1OO% bs,e coffee. Coffee
drinkers demanded that. They wanted quick
coffee rich in real coffee favor Instant Edwards
gives us just that. Whether you're using instant
Evening star., 1953-04-21

coffee or not, won't you try Instant Ed
wards? Match it against any other in.
tant coffee. 1 think you'll agree there's
no finer instant coffee made. Instant Ed
wards Coffee is always rich, finest coffee
but it's always pennies less.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

and full Of pep as you reduce. It you
have a "weighty problem" I suggest
Slender-Way as the easy way. You can
enjoy it every meal plain or toasted.
Pretty soon you'll see results, without
discomfort. The important thing is to
start. Why not today? Pick up loaf Of
Slender-Way Bread at Safeway. Take it
home and eat a slice. There's no turning
back then L. you'll like Slender-Way!
Evening star., 1953-04-21

So does everyone invited to her Sum
Jay suppers of sOa6les and crisp bacon.
Myra sits at the table chatting and laugh
ing and cooking golden wafaes tender
as cake. Buttered and siruped they simp-
" melt in your mouth! They are ber
waf1es, always made faithfully and 50
perfectly with Kitchen Craft Flour. 1t
makes everything delightfully."- lighter.
That's because Kitchen Craft is bre-qNf-
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Unexpected Thirsts Must Be Expected

Sister with Girl Scouts in tow, Junior
with Cubs. l try to keep a jump ahead
of such emergencies by stocking the
freezer with plenty of Bel-Air Frozen
Lemonade Concentrate. Four big drinks
. four big S-oz. glasses of perfect
lemonade . 3. are in every one of these
compact Bel-Air Lemonade cans! They'll
like good lemonade. Bel-Air is frozen
fresh lemon juice, concentrated and al
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Jug FJe UtScoVeFy
light, tender, faky pie crust every single
time. Handle this new pastry all you
want :. it refuses to be tough. The new
pie recipe is possible because Royal
Satin Shortening is espalsi-pixsd {.
a creamier, Auffier shortening. April
Family Circle tells all about it. Get it
at Safeway today and pick up can of
Royal Satin Shortening. Have fun max
ing perfect pie for dinner!
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Royal Satin's Thrill

have big news for you! Maybe you've
never made a good pie :. no matter
YOU ean. You can charm Senior Hus-
band tonight with the tenderest, incest
pie he ever ate. What's happened! It's
Royal Satin's ~quick creaming" meth
Cd of making pastry &. and it's COM
pIetely new and completely fooI-proot.
You won't fail. You just stir shortening
N and you just bOSr water in. You get
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Readers Of The Evening Star keep up-to-
date and accurately informed. The news
columns of The Evening Star tell them
what is going on . :. and the keen, pene-
trating, objective analysis of the news
in the editorial columns of The Evening
Star give them clear understanding of
the significance of day to day develop
ments.
If you are now subscribing to The Sunday
Star only, let us add The Evening Star
every day. The total monthly bill for The
Evening and Sunday Star will be only
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rive from reading The Star every day.
Know what's going on end know whot me0Ds
CALL Sterling $4,000
and hov. THE EVENING STAR and SUNDAY STAR
delivered to your home for only $Izs month.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
We Remember Myra's WaffIes

ed for lighter baking s;tted sRber-
fine through silk. Here's the way Myra
makes her wonderful wafaes: Sift. then
measure z cups Kitchen Graft Flour; sift
again with ssps. baking powder and tsp.
salt. Bess z egg yoIks. add z cups milk. best
WE'LL Stir in flour and 6 tbsps. melted short
enins. beating until smooth. Fold in stisfIy
beaten egg whites. Bake in hot waffle iron
until golden brown. Makes about waffles.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

Clerk-T -Typist- Cashier
High school graduate, for
work with finance company in
Mt. Rainier. Md. Phone man
ager for appointment. AP.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

BEAUTY OPERATOR
Experienced. for very busy shop: s.
day week: highest earnings. Apply
RIIRINO. 2RS4 Conn. ave -13
Evening star., 1953-01-11

COOK. colored woman. am. to 4
p.m.s restaurant work, 6-day wk.
Call ia. 2-0538. Mt. Rainier, Md.
DANCE TEACHERs-Ballroom. full
or part time; ages 10 to 80; ex-
perience preferred but not necessary;
complete training given free. Guar
anteed salary plus commission.
Apply II person Monday; The VIC
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced
to 35. Sigh school education: live
DENTAL ASSISTANT, N. Arl.. prefer
ably experienced, age 30-40, 5H
days; S50-S55. Box 29-L. Star.
DENTAL TECHNIcIAN. for denture
dept; waxer. fnisher. packer, bars
and clasp. plasterer and polisher;
good salary. Call collect, Manassa
DRGG CLERK. young lady; general
drugstore, selling. experienced pref;
no Sunday work. no ntghtTorkG
COLONIAL fS3h DRUG-LIeuoR' 10
DRUG CLERK. exper.. top salary
NV. WO. 6-S6OO. -12
DRUG. CIGAR CLERK. excel. salary
and hours: sood opportunity for ad-
FILE CLERK and general office work;
some typing; trade association Of
fice; 5-day work week; hours . to 5.
1902 18th st. NV, CO. $4,000 for
Appointment Ia
Evening star., 1953-01-11
MEN

Factory representative of large
corporation will be in washington
on won, Jan. IL, to interview men
regardlng a plan to place them in
buSIEGsS for themselves
WITHOUT INVESTMENT
We have nothing to sell you, no de-
posit required, but several men will
be given q rare opportunity for a
substantial income. ! will snow you
concrete examples Of men earning
500 TO S3ou per week. those wnC
qualify q rapid advancement. Age
is no barrier in this business but we
prefer neat-appearing married men
between the ages of 25 ana 45 who
believe in proving their worth
APPLY IN PERSON TO MR.. MAST.
BROOK. 1911 H ST. NV, ROOM
zoo, MON, 10 AM. Prepare to re-
main the balance OF the day II Sc
'SS"Oo' rAn rcerNTrAr
Evening star., 1953-01-11
OFFICE WORK
Ideal for Housewives
PART TIME

Need typists stenographers, comp
tometer.. calculator and bookkeep
ing machine operators. etc. All kint
of Office work. Choose days you wish
to work. Very good pay. Writ,
P. o. Box S13. B. Franklin Station
giving experience. days wish to work
uh0ne niImher