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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26
Businessman 'Marksman' -43!

Another victim the devils philosophy of recreatonl
which DOES NOT RECREATEl! Jesus John 6:63) saysj
at is THE SPIRIT THAT QUICKENETH; THE
FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
ARE LIFE"
An expert marksman, Ell? SO WHAT!
The writer will take his example of Workmanship
from The Master, Christ Jesus who said 81 AM THE
cepance of The Fathers Business resulted in prepare
ton for a spiritual "WARFARE WITH THE WORLD,
THE FLESH. AND THE DEVIL"!!!-a preparation to
FIGHT THE BATTLES OF THE LORD" divine Lowell
Here is what God revealed 500 to 700 years B. c.
Isaiah 55th Oh. l-2
HO, EVERY ONE THAT THIRSTETH, COME YE TO
THE WATERS, AND HE THAT HATH NO MONEYS
COME YE, BUY, AND EAT; YEA, COME, BUY WINE
AND MILK WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE.
WHEREFORE DO YE SPEND MONEY FOR THAT
WHICH is NOT BREAD? AND YOUR LABOUR FOR
THAT WHICH SATISFIETH NOT7 HEARkEN DILL
GENTLY UNTO ME, AND EAT YE THAT WHICH is
GOOD, AND LET YOUR SOUL DELIGHT ITSELF IN
FATNESS."
The only partially used Christian Science Reading
Rooms. where Gods infaible wisdom and guidance may
be obtained together with the magnificent opportunities
available all in the facilities and
of the Christian Science testify to the
Fools Paradise the DEVILS Adams and are suckers
for!
Christlke prayers with Christlke wisdom and seien-
thc spiritual understanding, have the divine guaranty Of
working miracles!
But heed well the Masters admonition; BE not like
the heather with their long and vain repetonsl
SHALL WE SPELL THIS OUT? Turn your thoughts
Europe!-mpotent, Hebrac, Catholic, Creek Protestant
prayers!- until the U.S.-the "home" Of His Master
Science Messiah to ALL peoPles! to the rescue!
HOW DO YOU LIKE THEM APPLES?" (smles).
But World War ii, Pearl Harbor, Korea;
hospitals jais and insane asyums; the motor casual
ties, needless aircraft crashes railroad and steamship dis
asters forest fires and other conAag testify
the sloppy thinking! and leadership
Hebraic!
Cathoic!
Creekl
Protestant!
Materia Medical
Communist
and the devilish, sensual Asiatc philosophieslll-
all prisoners of the devil-anma ma gnetism EVERY
SINGLE ONEi- JUST TRY AND PROVE THE CON.
TRARYl WE CHALLENGE YOUl IF WE MISSED ANY,
THING, PLEASE LET US KNOWlll
of infante adults, still running around in spiritual short
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26
Six Million :. Souls Hebrews
Perished Under Hitler!

God knows nothing of the devilish genocde that has
sken place under both Nazism and Communism and so
we may, properly, quote God to Mrs. Eddy "Bu
why should stand aghast at nothngness! the SUM
TOTAL of human error' (page 563, So H.
Mrs Eddy in Science and HEALTH speaks of the "Son
pf the Virgin Mother; Jesus born of Virgin'
Many instances of Gods revelation Mrs. Eddy of
&he Holy Ghost conception recorded And many,
many of us!
The writer is grateful for his of
4he mpersonslity of BOTH good and evil Mrs. Eddy:
fERROR is NEITHER PERSON. PLACE, NOR THING"...
Error and evil merely mira distortions of all per-
vadng, divine harmony! of the ONE universal wholly
spiritual- S-ATU-R-A-T-I-NC every ota of the uni
verse with heaven and eternal life!!!
And suffering will compel mortss to discover
be Gods spiritual eternal image and
but understandable to the "PURE IN HEART!
The impersonaty of good, too, is demonstrablel
Jesus said: "Of mine self do nothing 1t is the
Father within Me who doeth the works!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26
Indonesia!-"I More than One
Province the Nationalist
and Communist Parties have Almost
Ceased to be DistinquishabIe III!

Scoseu " pe DISunguISndnIe g.
Joseph Alsops column On the Editorial page of the
view York Herald Tribune Friday, December 49, il very
aerting regarding the Communist subtle
seemingly menacing the relative liberty of Indonesia
IT this were almost any other country, one would
now be predicting either jor civil Indonesia or
the beginning of the end in the Czechoovak manner
CLOSE inspection of the occupants of certain key
positions gives clue to the mystery One of these is the
Minister of Defense Iva Kusumss umsntr Iva az he
usually called, aged former Communist He dcIams
present party membership, but the influences that control
him obvious enough.
For example, Iva caused something of a scandal.
some time by publicly advocating giving government
arms to the "Unon of Former Fighters body of ex-
suerias that the Communists have organized for their
purposes. This bit thick for the rest of the Cab
met But the Cabinet and even President Soekarno are
now supporting Iva And Iva is seeking destroy
the authority of the Armys professional officers and to
gain personal political control of the armed forces of the
state.
This is why Col. Bambang Sugeng has broken with
the government why the city surrounded why tension
omnipresent By any ordinary test will be the begin
ming of the end the submits to Iva No who
has watched other Communists take can fail to recog
nze the significance of the frat tentacle cropping
troll of the armed forces here in Indonesia."
by ordinary tests, the other features of the Indo-
nesan hardly encoura gng As recently as
l948 attempted Communist coup detat ruthessly
suppressed by force of Since then, however, the
Communists have made powerful comeback In partic-
ular they completely control the ndonean Federation of
Trades Unions, which they shameessly for purely
political purposes.
Because of the federation neglect of the workers. in.
terest in favor of politics. the Communist Trades Union
Congress gaining ground against the federation until
recently. But the process abruptly halted when the
Nationalist party caused its representative the powerful
workers leader Kusnan withdraw from leadership of
the Congress- 1t open that his party put pres
Kusnan to get because the Communists put
pressure the National politicians"
Meanwhile four rather major armed rebellions,
mostly of RightWng character, going in various
parts of this huge country The sharp fall in the prices Of
rubber and tin has produced economic crisis The
running out of foreign exchange The hard
times helping the Communists to gain support they
have before had among the simple country people
Altogether only consider the surface facts the out
look would be about black possible. This
country however, in which the surface facts evidently
tend to be extremely misleading"
"Hence am leaving Indonesis before very long. And
leaving, furthermore with cautious perhaps mis-
taken feeling of hope, WHICH MUST BE EXPLAINED
in another report"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26
Judaism VS.. Christian Nations
and Peoples! Saner Men than Hitler
Aware Thereof!

The extensive researches of the late Mr. enryF
DEARBORN INDEPENDENT in the '20s, gave conclusive
evidence thereto!
Fortunately for Hebrews and Christisns-Cods Christ
Science effect divine healing of the evil effects Of
Christ void, Hebraic thinking and leadership!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26

Of nfante adults, st running around in spiritual short
pans-and in many eases, mot clothed in spiritual
diapers" az yeti
And So in millions of cases. these Adams and Eve,
can be sold a shabby" bill Of goodsl
And vandaiisml-- transport dissstersl- conflpgra
tionsi-wsri-hospt alsi-jalsl-and insane asylunsl-
testify to their fraudulent naturesiii
Mary Baker Eddy a supposed death bed at
age 4sl THEN the mightest, spiritual discovery and
divine relevaon aimee Christ Jesus and PAUL. and the
greatest work Of Leadership aimee the Mastes She pAsses
ON in 1910, in her Goth yeariil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26

Heart Attack Kills Veteran Detective
as! Another Victim Of Religious!
Newspaper Magazine!-Radio!
Observation-Disclosures
and Medical! Spiritual Nakedness!!!
Another Thinking Failure!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26
Premature Deaths!
AGES I'll
26l

AGES I'll
Isl
2S!
39i
THINKING Failures EVERYONE!
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES AGAIN
co DOWN FOR THE COUNT!
MATERIA MEDICA ALSO RAN!
BEING PROMOTED' (7) TO THE
NEXT WORLD is NOT A BAD DEAL!!l
TWO CATHOLICS APPARENTLY, ONE HEBREW
AND A LUTHERAN! ----
I. STANLEY FL.
Burial; st. Hedwg".
z. JOHN 26
Salesman Register Co.
Died Mt. Carmel Hosptal
Cerebral hemorrhage"l
Funeral service at Cesu Catholic Churchl
3. MILTON --, 2S-Chicago
Insurance Broker.
Heart attack!
Affiliated with home of the Association for the
"Jewish (Hebrew) Blind, and National Fedora
ton of the Blind.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26
Wonderful Times Ahead!

Walter Reuther's 1l3-day C. M. strike!
The Improbable political conferences with the
.Communists!- Panmunjom-past and present!
TIE REMEDY
Play miracle working talking records of the scen-
fi6c, Chrstke, recordings of the WISDOM, POWER and
HEALINGi- OF THE WORD OF COD!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-26
Korean Deadlock!

Korean Deadlock!
Our secret weapon: mot CARNAL, BUT MIGHTY
Through GOD TO THE PULLING DOWN OF STRONG
HOLDS! (St. Paul)
Play the talking New Testament records!- and the
baking invincible, Christ Science Master Messiah
Wonderful Times Ahead!
Hundreds of thousands of hours consumed in dead.
locks, to be drastcay reducedl-" 1.-THE CARCASSES OF
rWO GENERATIONS FELL IN THE WILDERNESS BE-
FORE HE (Moses) COULD GO FORwARD"l!!
Present Generation Of Nesotiators
Too Spiritually Immature!!!
Relative Impotence Of Nesotiators!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Installation OF
Officers Set By
RGinbOsu Girls

ne public installation Of officers
FOR Assembly No. -. Order a ths
Rainbow for Girls. win be held
sanday. Sept u. n the MasOnis
Temple.
InBlallallon officers wEll Be: Wor-
my Adviser, Sylvia Smith; Musi'
elan. Betty Sheppard; Marshall,
xolm Camus: Chaplain. Esthes
smith, Treasurer. Marllyn Adams;
Recorder, neanna Archer.
The Ralnbow Girls who wlll b
Installed Ia their new offices are.
WoFthy Adviser, Miily Taylor: As.
soc. Worthy Advisor. Teresa Bard.
vel: Charity. Billie AFRAID: Hope
Joan Knowles; Faith. Connie Ken,
nedy.
Love, Sandy Allen: Rellglon.
Joyce Johnson; Nature. IAnda
Brnntly; Immortality, Jackie Sch.
RAIDER; Fidelity. PAT Byrd: Patriot.
lam. Janice Reding; Service. Mary
Harris: Confidential Observer. Tsa.
bella bartelune; Outer Observer,
Addla Muse. Chaplaln. Beverly
simmons; Musician. Penny Roa
am Choir Director. Yvonns
Moores Drill Leader, Rose Annlls
Reese.
TIE public u cordially invited q
attend thsa Installation Services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Emily Goddard
Will ReUiesc
Terror Machine

The Book Review Group whieh
meets monthly 81 N. Taylor on.
GERS Club Is OF 10 a flylnr start
this season with Emily Goddard
doing ths first review II the open.
ing meeting Wednesday sepsemher
18th a 10 o'clock II lhe morning.
II Is well known that. whatsvsr
the field. Mrs. Goddard always
gives IN excellent performance. In
this Instance she hes chosen 10 re.
view Gregory Klim0v's The Ter
ror Maehlne". n win be doubly IN.
seresting 10 her hearers for. FL.
though BY this time we should
know better than 30 be surprised
81 anything this dynamic lady &C.
completes. SIN Il IA q Bic a..
founding 10 realize that Mrs. God.
dnrd once lived IN LeninaFad,
Russia, whittier ahe went as 9
singer. no less. In connection with
= cultural relations program Of
the then newly launched Soviet
regimel
A. this Book Review hour pro.
misses % BE- most delightful Il Is
emphasized that while this group
u . Navy activity. slill everyone
Interested IN books and N people
vino like books h cordially lnvit-
Cd Mrs. p. w. Garnest. ph. 3-1z1i.
wiIl BE- glad 10 give any detailed b.
Inrmatl0n desired.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Youth Center
Will Reopen
Night

TIE Yeah cenier 81 the Wesley
House, iioo Varela 81. win re0penl
Tuesday evening. Septmher H. a
5.oo .. ~.
Al young people from TIE sixth
grade through Junior High who
wokd Ike 10 take psrs IN the &C.
tivlfies are asked 30 come 20 the
Wesley House Tuesday eyenlng and
register. New cards wlll be issued
60 eyery enc MS year. While the
programs are primarily lor the
younger teen-aRers. high school
students are welcome 10 attend.
TIE Youth Center IL Q project Of
the Key West Woman's Club and
has proved popular with the young-
ssers. Miss Arlene Merritt. Dea.
eoness, has made the use Of the
Wesley House facilities available
again this year.
Al Instructors are qualified tea
ehers and > wei rounded program
Of games. fun and crafts yin BE-
offered 70 the youngsters who az.
tend. Funds from the Navy Carl
~ Carnival are used for TIE in-
slructorx salaries.
The only charge 10 the youngsters
Is for material used in the craft
programs. These win be furnished
at cost.
TIE Center win be open every
Tuesday evening from 2 30 . D. m.
Parents OF guardians are request
ed % send written permission for
their youngsters 30 attend. Special
permission from parent or guar.
dian Is required 70 use the machln.
es In the wood work shop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
DOrc0s Society
Receives TtCO
NesC Members

The regular meeting Of the Dor.
cas- Society was held Thurnday
evening at The Grace Lutheran
Church.
A large number Of visitors we're
present. They were: Jan Clifton,
homona Anderson, Dorothy Asle.
son, Virginia Gew, Lillian Young,
Pat johnson. Doris Knalde and
10 Ann Adamek.
Of the visitors. Virginia Cew and
Romona Anderson became mem.
bers Of the society.
Many matters Of business were
discussed during the meeting. The
main topic Of dlscussl0m was plans
for the fan bazaar.
A short dance recital was riven
BY Miss Darlene Jurcxynaki.
IIoalesses fuF the evening were
Lois Ben snd Arlene Baker. but
because Of sudden illness, Elsie
BFusick acted In Lois Bells place.
Home made cakes and coffee
were served.
The next regular meeting win be
held the first Thursday Of October.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

WEST SENECA, N. Y. IN - A
'one.eent check has balanced Che
million-dollar tan account of this
town near Buffalo.
william n. Wershln. the receiver
of taxes, wrote the check 10 cor.
rect q shortage IN his 8, -. ss4.el
collections.
County Treasurer Frank A. Sade
had informed him his returns
showed only 81. 1s3. 3sa.es.
For - years. Wershin had bal
anced his books 30 the penny.
he mailed Slade the one.cent
check. using q three-esnf stamp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
COMING EVENTS

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER L.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fiemfng
street Methodist Church. to
Fleming Street. TOO pm
Dance. GRO Club az Naval Air
Ssatson. Keynotes comho. .
p. m. 81.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Logla MART" NFo. :. Orden
CabalerO de- Ia Lux. Inc,
meets al the Casa Temple, e.
Amelia 81, $50 pm every
sunday
Cocktaa Hour. 5 TO 2 ,. N. az
MAS cp0 Club.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ia
Gym classes Cor Owe. Sea
Plane Base. 10 an.
Alcoholics Anonymous epen
meeting. sissa Daval Street
SPIN.
Jaytsen Youth Center, POlnciana
movies. 9 .. N.
Logia MART No. ,. 0rden cahal.
leros de MART. Inc, az Temple.
sis Elizabeth ST., pm.
DeMolay Mothers Circle. St.
Paul's Parish Han. T;ao pm.
Wesleyan Service Guild. wScs
Of ist Methodist Ch., T:s0 pm.
Gold star Mothers at WV
home. 7 pm.
Presbyterian Church executive
board, at church. 9 pm.
Anchor Lodge Ne. Is, Scottish
Rite Temple. Q pm.
Beta Sigma Phi, at San Carlos.
SPIN.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is
Bowling Cor ofr1eers Wives. I "a
$50 pm. az Naval Staten
Youth Cor Christ Bible Study. 81
Service Meas Chrisaian cenleF.
at ~ Whitehead 81.
Combined social and handscrali
hours az X. W.. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. Open
house party. 9 pm.
iadies Golf Tournament X. W
Golf course. . an.
Special interest sewing groups
$50 q. m. 10 ii:so q. m. and
7p m. 10 Z p. n. home Of
Mrs. Richard Reynolds, 7iC
Arthur Sawyer I'd
Kiwanis Club. dinner meeting.
e:tS p. N.
~ Taylor Duplicate Bridge, II
H. Taylor, 7:as .. m.
Beginners Bridge. n Taylor, 9
y. IN.
Every Tuesday. rumha lessons.
". Taylor. Sis pm.
X. w. Chapter No. ~ Disabled
Veterans ~ Orden cahaIlero
de Ia Lug Temple, "a Amelia
st., . .. m.
Key West Assemble No. ~, Or.
der Of Rainbow Girls at Scot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Guests wsre served both on the
inlousied porch ard n the dining
aoom. TIE serving table on the
Refsh YES heauillulIy covered With
. lace table eiolh whlls IA TIE din.
hg Feom. : grass linen eloih vas
esd - the table covering. The
aMsplaa table n iha dlning room
waG aIao decoFated win . large
eeneh shell. lireeragkoF flowers
and eol@Efnl hihlnema.
VIA fruit panrh. % which green
Zee euben nd8ed . n0ts u color.
iha guests were also served cakes
frosted h pima. white and green.
Mfa. Z. a. nafhnm. Mrs.. p. w
0amefi, Mrs X. q Bates, Mrs
A "A Dfgpp. Mrs G. L Murphy.
nGrs. ". \. Ronnn. Mrs.. E.. Z re-.
aia ed Mfa n. n Farrell assist.
I'd with serving the punch.
Tha guest iiss included ths foi.
inwlna.
Meadamss y. Carroll, n. a..
Farrell, v. y. Ilnialrand. H. &
Nplenr, y w Cnrmell, A n. Drop.
n. &. simpson. A q. Momm, G
n. flulEhinas, ]. {. Wheelsg. T..
a Barhom nna W. 3 MADDOX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Back from her vacation In Mia
mi, the Princess said she Is very
happy that enc of her star pupils
has received Q contract from The
Ballet ThaatsR. Yvonne Oudry. Of
Miami. toured Europe and saw the
Coronation while dancing In Euro
pean capitals last sumner.
Here IN Key West Princess fJIna
win be assisted In ballet instruction
BY Lorraine Butler.
Cllmax Of the winte- dance sea.
son IN Key west win be q perform
ance Of The Blue Danube. termed
Masslns's MASTERPIECES. Jerry Pin.
der win dance the rule Of the Hus.
sar, Miss Butler win appear IS
prima haIlerina.
The Princesses' one regret Il that
she had % miss the Sadler. Wells
ballet now In New York. But she
hopes that before the end Of the
season In Key West. one Of the
nations great ballet dancers WI
appear here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
VX-I Owe Plans
AerOpGIRis Lunch

The September luncheon meet.
Ing Of vx.1 Officers Wives VIII be
held at Aeropalms on Thursday,
September ~, at 1880 pm.
Mrs. J. ]. Centilini as chairman
assisted by Mesdames u. G. Glee-
son. Richard Crafty. NJ \. Halter
and Z r. Hastings. II VIII be host
esses for the luncheon.
Election Of new representatives.
for the ensuin gsix months period
win take place, and IL Is hoped
that IS many members as possible
viii attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
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Certainly she must possess . neat
coiflure, 90 for that wellsgroomed
iook. begin your daily hair care By
henshlng with lom9 easy STROKES.
from roots 81 hair 70 tips. This
lo0sens the dust. stimulates cir
culailon, and helps 10 combat dry.
ness. Most Of as have 70 be par
ticuiarly earefal. trying 10 avoid
dry hair and split ends. here IN tie
tropics. wheFe We are constantly
exposed 30 Ole Man Sol. II you
can find time % brush Ire 100
strokes a. Grandma used 70 Do 80
faithfully, Il vii help distribute TIE
natural oils and bring out q shiny
alosa. Always remember 10 mas
sage your scalp.
Mow coMns the sUnJEcr
with more hocns.poems answers
than any other IN beauty care,
"Il0w often should I wash my
HART" n you are healthy. The ans
weF should be the same fog each Of
you. Why should your hair be Of.
ferent than the rest of your eodyg
n, too, should be washed when dir
". o. course. you should try 20
regulate according 10 your type
scalp and the community In which
you live. Naturally. II you were liv-
lng near an Industrial center yOur
would require more ahampoos. a.
you DO here in the tropics. because
% the heat. Study your type hair,
then practice the tips that are best
for you. IL you hair has 9 ten
dency 30 become dry. Try 10 avoid
washing COO often. but this means
keeping your brush and combs
apollessly clean. 20 that yuur hair
win remain dirs-free. ms best On
dry your hair hy brushing only.
helping to spread the oils. II you
have oily locks. you can safely
shampoo twice weekly. and dry
your hair IN The sun. dryer, or b.
using . sofs ilufiy towel. to aid In
drying.
HERE.s row " woRKsl wet
your hair with lepld water and ap-
ply your favurite shampoo In liquid
or cream form. Scrub scalp Wig
oronsly. then rinse 'till your hair
squeaks. Usually two times Ii sui.
ficensl. A lanolin.iype rinse vii
bring out TIE lusler and also Aelp
you manage the stubborn ends bet
Ter. II your hair IL Of fine texture.
Il may lock heater, 4 sou set pour
hair nllef Il has completely dried.
- this eliminates . fuzzy appear
anee. but normal hair win stay
curlsd longeF Il PIN eurled when
damp.
'Fnss uP FRANKLY. Haven't
you been wanting . new halr.doS
" aAAt"@& q 49, NAM&A@A4AB F@AAA A&e& 80
usually Wits, 20 Why not try some
thing new, but be sure the eoiffure
you choose Ia q simple one. II you
eannol cut your hair properly, IL
Il better TO consult an expert for
advice. then you win receive the
correct styling for your particular
features. Many % the GALS are
finding new hair beauty b. adding
q little color rinse when the sham
poo. Fer the first application. its
wiser 60 use the shade nearest
your own hair color. either deep
ening the tone or bringing oft high.
lights. De very careful when you
purchase hair color, a. many dyes
are now referred 10 as q rinse. II
the new color does things for you.
you stun have time 10 do a per-
manent 800. Those Of you who
wish lighter locks can find sever
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

tish Ritz Temple. T:soRm
MlnOea cOuaeii No. u. Degree
II Poeahonias AZ Redman Han,
7sso D. m.
clvn Air Patrul AZ American
Legion Home. Stock Island. Q
p. m.
Tsriis sAoR Navy cOmmissary.
ftoA
LAFRA Unit 50. Lnncheoa
higA School PTA. Auditorium. Q
pm.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Gym glasses Cor o.w.c- Sea
Plane Base. 10 am.
Navy Wives Bowling LeaguA
Naval Staten AIleyR. 4 pm.
Key West Ar and Historical So
eiety. T3o ,. m.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
e. Bids i7s. Naval Stati0n.
1880 q. m.
Junior Chamber of Commerce ak
club house. 3 p. m.
Zx.tt gnonthly bridge
HS-l owe luncheon, Rauf'n Res
tauFant.
bPW al Woman's Club, 50. m,
" Taylor owe Book Review
Group, AZ club. 10 A. m.
MAS owe luncheon. i2:so. place
% Be announced.
Dade Lodge No. "a. Masonic
Group al Scottish Rite Temple.
y. M.
Monroe County pTA Council.
lis pm.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Navy Wives Bowling League. a
! pm. MS. Also open bowling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
M-Sgt. LOsCe Is
Back From Korea

Master Sergeant Theodore Love
Il back home far . so.day visit
with his parents. NJ. and Mrs. Ted.
dy Lowe. eoo Eaton ~. (rearl.
Love enlisted IN ne Army when
Ne vas u and spent four years n
service In Germany. Upon re.en-
listing a The end of bis first hitch,
Ne vas sent 10 Korea where he
hes served Cor n months.
In Korean service he was award.
ed TIE Combat Badge for oulstand.
ing service performed While attach.
ed 70 The Second Division. A a
member e that division he was
among The men Who participated
IN TIE capture At Old Raldy and
ether maior points in ne Korean
campaign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Wills G. Bethel.
2zs,E polnelana Place, are the
proud parenss q : daughter. BAR
bara Ann. The baby was born
September 9 at Monroe General
Hospital. She weighed seven
pounds. nine ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

al good types Of hair llghtener, on
the market designed especially foE
bloudes.
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