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, 1953-12-11
SHOCKED BY ELECTRIC CHARGE WORKMAN
FAILS Is FEET; DIES INSTANTLY

Shocked by two hundred and twenty volts Of electricity,
Wifred Isaacs Of Christiansted, fell Is feet from the roof Of
the Bethlehem Sugar factory, landing head first on the CON
crete floor, at 9 o'clock this morning He died almost instant
". Two other men, HaEor Nicholas and Carl Gerard, who
worked on the five-man team, received shocks also but suf-
, 1953-12-11
Mother 81 "BubY Of
Yea" in N. X. Contest
is Native Of ST. Croix

Little Beatrix Ann Claxtoni
Of New York City, who won
the Baby Of the Year Contest
sponsored by the Age Defend
er, IS the daughter Of Mr.. and
MRS. David C1axton. Mrs.
Claxton is a native Of Chris
tiansted, ST. Crox.
Little Beatrix, called the
champion vote-getter. polledI
i total of 1908, 500 votes all
most twice as much as her
nearest competitor, Marie Dia'
ne Marshall who received a
total Of 656, zoo.
There were seventy-six con
testants.
She received a $500. paid
Insurance Policy, a $500 Y. S.
Defense Bond and clothing
nom I. M. Blumstein's depart
ment store.
Little Beatrix is the neice
Of Miss Augustine Grant, who
works At the Charles Har
wood Hospital.
, 1953-12-11
Tered no serious injury.

tered no serious injury.
Isaacs, known popularity as
Smoke, was one Of a five
man team assigned to remove
a 20 by II foot pipe from the
ceiling Of the roof. The pipe
was held by a rope and pull
ley. He sat astride the pipe
and apparently his weight
stretched the rope thus caus-
ing the pipe to touch two cleo
, 1953-12-11
afternoon Air1nuil
Closin9 Hour Moved
Is 3:25 p. N. SuYs

Postmaster Wilbert Arm
trong has announced that as
Of December IS. all outgoing
afternoon airmail will be clos
"a at S:25.
AT present the mail closes
t 4:SO. The change became
necessary due 10 4 change il
plane schedule.
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ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR


TUESDAY. msvsmhar td
eoe-T1xln shap. a Naval coznlssary 81
e.oo-Laaies Goa rournameai. al Ksy west Ca. Ca
te@-n Tsyur ofAeers Wives Cha advSry hoaEa uerss.x
asks West womas's cuh 81 tAe .womans CD
G0-Kwaas Csc 81 la coaiAa HSd
Teo-Safnnnl sepgurnerx. Cas- of ts Roek
IsN-Exsssuse bosFd heeung PrA q Harris ScAao
I.9-Sataoae paaseisrs q America. q s. Annss Han
's-maasa counsa No n Degree q POSaAoasss Rsaneas
T:so-orasr e RainbSw Cara :, ssosisA RE ssmv,.
Tse-fuuh Per Christ 81 Fleming S. Msthadlss ChurrA
T:G- Dupleats Briaes % ~ Tsyios oficrr' Cuh
ee-Bsgnners Bridge n. Taylor ofhssrs CA
go kaghas u PytAias. 7 PYthan Han
G@-Dnnhed Amer. Veterans. al a. Amelia s.
- S Az Psao. q Ansr'ssn Lee.os Bons
s@-SeR Finises cociette Club. a WV Home
Goo-cera Sho<es PTA place % BE- annoanssd
em-ksy West Piayers ths Barn Theatrs
6iS-kumha Lessona. a. ~ Tayor ofheers Cab
WEDNESDAY. hsvsahsr e.
ia:oo-Sahron ohcers' wives Ga Al n Tsylor
iSSsi ose.s. w,.s' 60 80 &c, = saaSsnssd
uos
T:sO-HalAask clue. ct sOa Essua s.
1e-Junor chamhsr e Commerce. st sahAosse
se-Dads Lodge No. Il a. SeotisA Rite Tempe
Isksy West osboard uub Aualiasy place be announced
iiis-Rssary Gu. At 81 Psuls Parish Han
loe-Thrah Shop. a. Naval commssary, IA
Ee-MenrOs Csnsval Hospital womans Auxlay 81 ne hospl
soO-Ea MsAOast chursA Circle II place 10 be snnouussd
Tso-bweas boeiety, Al Lnheran Chureh
f:so-c A. ?. Cadets. 81 Key west HgA sehOOl
7seKey West shrins cah 81 wyks Rssiausnf Slosk snd
1oo-Elks Lodgs. AZ ne elabhoase
sec-vtw Post No Sii. ct ne Post Home
PRioAT. Nsvsmbsr tsA
is:oS-osn classes oHssrs' Wives. BsG - ssspau.
I2:so-onssss' wives Csuh 81 n 'Tsyir
I:so-Yosh Per 0Flst, si Polaeana saptlss eAureA
0ooFern chapser Ocen Club. oES place announced
Gs-cayo Hasso Grota 81 Redmsns Han .
SATURDAY. NsvsmAsr HAi
Eoo-BazaaE, Cd stone MsthOdst chureh, i.n
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WOmaH's Club
Viii Observe
Education Week

- Key Wesl Womans Clab 81
mafh Naiianal Eameaflea Wei
wah ~ p3agEnm "a tAa GeneFal
Nefafnilnn thame. Preserved
Or AmeFiesm HerliaGa. D. Har.
60 G. campbe. pFlneipal a key
vel Mrh sehuel. 81 sddssss ne
mamh4F8 e. Wednesday. Movers.
- IN fxnm a. alaeatuFa view.
pnlnt ~. Camphea n wslknown
- s<hoei circles tlFuaeh ct tAe
stats and i a. distressing and
fgemfi neA&AnF
Man Knlae Eakew wHa aen ne
mpeKmm go iMo veal selsefinns.
~Gad Hess Amefiea. and Bless
hwaa" mlas Exkew. . memher
e. - H. 1ehoei faculty maioF.
81 n gol1M II IT, Clnelnn4ii Co.
aaFvaloFy u Muaie. she ~ he &c,
enmp4in9 ~ Ma J p. B4iIlsd.
ehaiFman e lha ciilznnshlp De.
pnFlmomi Il fhn leeal cue
rFeeeeng ~ msellng. ihe ~.
anxs CommIiiee I'D he'd . Dea
maFt 6nia. re sale beains al
D -. and 81 fsafure hnme mads
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

Mrs. Fritx. . Key west resdeni
leaFned AZ ne Fos1er parenls'
Fian 81 War ChGdrsm n Ne sane
wny ~ ne erew a tha Davis. wAen
Sc rsad ne Gary cosper slury IA
LIE maRaxinm Inai sprlng. She as
immediately inlnreried. ~ ahe las
: snail eramddaunhtsr Linda. loaF
years -. who lives ln Scota y.
u. amd Mra. Friia Iaanea asx .
ehAd - help 90 the absenee a
Linda. Sc i enlhnsed ever TIE
Foster pareni plan. A. ahe feels a
= hniplnG . ehild n desperate err.
eumsianees va h depem6eni upNhn
ne kinaneas of Strangers inr aur.
WiEal.
Mrs. FritH i q memher e Ehe
Key west Players nnd e Ne wrli.
eFs' Croup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

NORMAN. OAia "a grup e
Unissrsliy q OklaAoma eaziascr.
ink sssdcuis nnany save IN D. TIE
lone supsrsssed dssire. % dask an
nstruCtoE betors ths start q fnal
examinatieuA.
1As sio9snis cave a. enEars-
meui shoaeF Or Eduin gacEsoa.
stadent inxtructar in enxinarFtnz
-and usi a. ne iasi Eiil was -
ne pFcsented me- Erabtea Iack-
soa. earried Nm b Ne UaigeFsi-
un Mirrur PED ard dumped hin
1ackson recovered quiekly. re-
mne1 b the Baplist Stueens Cen
e.. scei,s q ~ shaser. grahbea =
sarden hoss aHd turned 4 en- rs
tormenioFx-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

ussfa a. . panseea in the healins
of SQUADS. ulcers. suppurations
and skin ailments.
q. Do hshss live Inside COCA
A. Yes. a nnmber q dllIerenl
fishes frequently make their komes
inside the shell II . dead coach.
Gobies lCobiidael and blennies
{ Blennildael are frequentlY found
IN sseh shells. where they olisn De-
posit their eggs and stand guard
ever them. Baby moray eels and
toadilsh l0pssnns taul may oilen
be iumnd Inside dead and harnsele
encrusled coach shells. The little
conehfish. Apogonichshys siellatns,
Ia uniqaa IN living inside TIE shell
q q i've eoash. strombus gigas.
q. What Il . turhotf
A. ne name "turbot" IL vari.
ously applied 10 several diifereni
fixhes. bui most correctly 70 those
foandeFs II the sahfamiiy Psetti.
nae. whieh lie oa the FiEht side
and have Re len side of their bo.
dies eoiored. TIE name "turbot
or "oeean turboa" d also applied
locally 10 TIE large ocean trigger.
fiah. canihldermis sabaco. q the
lower FLORIDA coast and the Carib-
bean IN eeneral his u because
q ths superficial similarity this
fish has 10 . turhot h BODY shape.
bot TIE too fish are not related IN
any gay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
SEA
SECRETS

q. what Ia tha cause q TIE
olaekeniag q the sand n saltwater
aquarium tanksi Il there any rem
sdy Cor thisg
Doa Rrianell. - Pierce. Foriaa
a. This blaeksning d caused ~
hydrogen sallide. . poisonous Ras
wniaA h formed By decaying e.
9hnie material h ne absence a
ar. sinee sall water has less cry
Gsn-Fetaining capacity than fFeah
water, food and waste producss
watch become trapped II ilne Sad
are oiinn eui eff from g, source
q aeraiioa. and In thn eenditian
ne normal bacteria whieh Would
eventually eonvert the wastes 10
harmless eaFbon dioxide and ~
trsies are unable % hznctioa. In.
stead anaerobie bacteria (thoss
watch thrive In the absenee az airD
eonyeFt the wastes 10 hydrOfAn
sulflde Gas and cause hlackening
Of The sand. and frequently Nh any
hsh In The tank. ms hydrogen sui
fide Il q eommon cause % TIE
-rUtten-egg" oder encountered o.
er mud fats and mangroye swamp
Fl low tide. In aquarium uith fine
Sand IN the bottom. blaekening
may beeune a serious prnhlem.
and aerstion and eirculation of TIE
water may only partially solve this
problem. The best preventative Il
10 asa sand with IS coarse . grain
- possible and b cover ne bot.
tom not more tAan n lneh deep.
4 q what u the largest freaA-
water fixh In ths woridf
A. Among strictly frexhwaier
fishes the record Cor sire Ia he'd
b the arapaima o. Pirarnea, Ara.
paima gigss. ms fish Il found h
the rivers II Braail and lhe Guian.
as. and Feaches . weight of eoo
pounds ana . length q Is feet. TIE
arapaima h elongais In shape and
Faaher sluggish In lia fAoxefAenis.
A smaller relative gosteo9lossaml
oecurs n northern and erntral
sough America nnd has . pair ef
fnrward directed. flapiike appenda-
Res On TIE tip ct ia, loser Jaw.
q. what 10 meant b. . left
hanaed" eonchT
A he lefl.handed euneh q Fio.
Fida whelk. BaEycua perverwam.
dlffeds from nearly al osher me-
valve shells n haxing TIE natural
splral of ne sheB 10 TIE left -
sieae az % tha Fsgh1 This makes
TIE shell appear a. q "mirrnr ma
&C." 81 . normaily Hpiraiel &c
OceasiunaIly q normaIly riaha
handed shell h found int spirals
ta the lefl. These are b regard
al a. freaks. hswever. and are
onsy rarely found In nature. Tie
trus lefl handed eoafh is especial
l. ahundant ea ths wes1 eoast e
Flarida.
. what are soms e ths uses Il
shsrk liver olf
A un1A TIE anecesafd syaGAs-
sirafion af commercial qanntitles
~ vnamin A this partieular VIA
wln was ohsained largely from TIE
livers cf eertaia faaA. particularly
CO. ths ssup-fln sAark e ths p
riElr eaask. and - hammNFhena
aharks ci the Aflantie enasf of An
ers<a. Al addAinnal &c e shark
Liver ca is IN tha medieal I'D.
where ne 81 frum the eow SHARK.
uexanchus griseua. las hesn ioa@6
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
Poet OF National Recognition,
Mrs. BO'Cser, Has Many Friends
Ind Interests IR Key West

driyen. end he laiAsd with eharae
teristie snfhusi1sm ol Der f0uI
daughters whom ahe aelishas d
noi only a. daughters. bgs - he
nan beings. particularly a. thsy
share the family weakness ior ar
gument and dlseussion over ana
and ever toples preferably con
srDverAlal.
Al fssr now I've h Boston, ans
Mrs.. Bowser sighed ever the lael
q bedlam ard eoufusion this 40
lumn IS 4 vas ne first Sepsem
Der m many years that the houss
wasnt flied with TIE exeitemen1
q gss1iag dsughiers OF 10 srhooi
She filed TIE unaeeunlomed sil
ence wiih the busy TAP Of hsg type
writer keys. End soon pahllxherl
we're happily filling their page
Win ahe resulta.'
when she isnt writing Mrs.
Bowssr Il usually doing somethins
eonneeted win the Key West Plny
eFs of which she has been q mem
eer for thirteen yeagx.
Her work and interest In ne
theatre have taken about ever,
form exeept acting. she describes
her venture into that profession B,
saying Il acted only once. Iva
il woman prison waraen and aidn'
have > line % SPEAK BIT I loved il
She declared she would never b,
any eood 81 all az > critic be
cause " a play would have 10 \.
lmpossIhly bad Zoe me nos 4,
ihorUuGhly ENJOY a.
/ Another 81 her Interests i az
houses o. aew houses ~ Inst hous
e.. SAe acquires tAem. does them
ever. changes them around. aut
leaves ne stamp of her own eaior.
tnl peraonality On them.
Her tnterior decurating prpfer.
ences fellow ne sane pattern 4,
her lfterary tastes. that Of sish
ieenth eeutury EnKlish maxters
he celebrated grOup a cabinet
makers lnEludinF ChipDenasis
Heppeiwhiie and SheFaton are Ia,
faNoEItes.
Daring Weird Mar n her Ina
bard was fla9hi surgeon ca ths
USS wasp an vas aboard hel
Nhen ahe wenl dowa Ia ne psei
&c h tstz. During the anxioul
time before tie hst a survivor,
was eoufirmeA. Isaaaws Bowse'
went qaietly alang wisA Der 10 a,
. var wurker al q Naval Installa.
Ton. fee e Der fellow worker,
kno~ing that her husband Gas a.
the carrier.
Mrs. Bowser has closed fhei,
Mana home. and Is living is susF
lRFs at TIE Naval ssauon uher,
she has an afiectiomase place :,
moag Der Navy iriends. thmeh
key weaters pxsisr thinkinx q he,
- Their can.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

werdh whieA hass hsld . lie
tine laseinatios fur Mrs. Bowssr.
vie of capt. FFank Q. Bowser.
uSN (Mcl. ere. iEonieally, tAs
NEST dlfaeuii medlum q inisxp<e-
satinm when a eemss 10 the ap.
lpEuaeh q anY deseriptipn 81 her.
ThenEh nemanfiea provide
theme fnF Iandnrm Whitley nswssH.
Il takes sueh haekneyed verbs a.
direct. honest. witty eowaesoua.
auiek and talenisd. al Inter.
twined with an irrepfesaihle sense
&c humof. 20 describe first In.
pressioms ef thls Isdy.
See lan1 a. all llka wat mos
peopis thlna a &c > pet with heE
love a Am and doNnto-earth view.
poimt. yet Isadure nowaeF has a.
envlahle record 81 puhliahed verse
anA pFoss both u magazkne and
hook fnrm.
TIE Saturday Revisw e Liter.
atuFe recently had ere e Der poems
on is pages ard Saturday Even-
In Pest vi SOFA publish anotheg
Which Il 80 amusing reply %
queriel about her Pennsylvania
hirth and alleGianees titlsd ia.
reeonaiFucsed Nankee.-
Her vwxes. she prefers NJ eall.
lnK them poem2. are IN lndex d
the wit End hnmor that delight
bar friends. They are h the veiz
of wrifings Il PhyIiis MeGinley
ana ORden Mash. BIT vita origin
ality and TIE Ilght toueh nat Il
al her own.
n IA difnculf 10 hep . eonveF
sation eenlered aruund fsadors
Bowssr ard when being ssked .
hout her poetical hyaein1hs. she
tosses them aside with the praetic.
atty of baking 3 leaf q bread.
then proceeds 10 iniervixw the in.
terviewer 9TH such dexteFity thal
Il takes perseSewanee % lead ths
eonsersatiea bach % herself
On tha serious SIDE. SO has co.
suthored : hook "Analyaia az ne
Seerstnrial PeFsonality" with Dr.
NV. w. CharimTx. watch was "a
outgF0wth of wsFk and conferNnces
h ellnieai and applied psyehoiogy
aa ; research assistant 81 carnekis
Institute Ct Teehnsao9y sad the
University Il Pstshurgh where she
faand q career In 30 anSlssis and
emrTiemimm eonsirwetinm. She @
mmsA outstandlng work h shls
flsld lnclnding . personalify 60.
alysis soF tie Bog scouts' naiionnl
hsadqaaFters.
Thaugh she has ker degree aFum
nethany CaBege n West Vrainla
wA9re ahe was Q maemheF a. Alpha
u Della Frnixrnsty, . natlonal
social sururiay. sc Il saaeA 10 skip
over her @endemAe aecompiish.
meuis an declare witA q twinkie
ia her real alma mater b sfhe
Rasy- Dxiving MetAod.- Q Miami
nehnol far wuuld be moanrm1s. and
- things meehsnieal are nos heF
meter. she triumphan1lY announ.
eed thai Il tea her slxty-four doi.
lars worth e leksans 10 learn d
drixe wAsn everyans else leaFnx
IN twenty igur dallaFa wurtk. Ard
she iaun<hed inio fke enly field q
eneeavur wAirh ahs talks e easily.
Der driviaa pFuwess.
II vas oniy tkruaxh BENG askra
sboui her ehadren thnf Sc eoula
be persuaded 10 relinQuixA she tap.
lie ~ the niles and niles sAa has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

A i1r 81 frult preserve esn \,
. liie-kaver when unexpected con.
pany GENES. Aprieot e. peach bro.
serves heated vita aranrs hsses
ana xiVen qSlck-elamoF sFeatmsul
~ tAe sdditinm 81 . Little hranay
naEortng. III sauce pair vsrlia
zee cream d periectioa. Ire sams
preserves NAV be- spFead hefmpuu
layers q ready boawhs spoage xaks
and served wish nutmee nasuxes
whipped cream f1r q sAortraka IA
iaxs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
HERMAN GORDON
eARp IoF TnANEs

HelKhbors and frirnds wers en-
ceedingiy Ind durtng ne illness
ana iall0wla9 ne deaih q our
belaxsd husband and father. ne
late HilbuFn Saunders. and to
those friends ve wish b extend
ear deep sppreciation fur her
many deeds a kinanesa and en-
'pressions e sympathy snd es-
peeially a ws Ni1h " As1k .ihose
who sent flouera.
MIZPAH SAUNDERS
and FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
Foster Mother viii attend Luncheon
TO Be CiUen II Fort Taylor Friday

- Mss.l 0eers Whss Cah Fs4 Tayer anosksr
- = n86asn - cafsa IA Nseeha ofpAan
$3.50 ~ - erew Uss Dayia ri aer Frday
II - - Nh Eaa Frlr - EllxaheGh s. b lasaer
n3nF lille faafyear 80 korean ST.. zee Mas sook she
mumnfnwea "a nnea chANa k2atAam
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

A small eeamer tat fiss ever q
measuring cup Ia handy 20 use
when you are extracting juics from
orsnges 90 lsmons 10 use IN . re-
eipe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

Szlad d-essinFs stsndhy: Mir =
eAn a condensed tamaio sop wIih
Eeneruas haH CUP az salad q
and anothr q vinegar. Sezsoa b
taste.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
Son TO.RyaIs

hr. and Mrs. chariss Z. Ryals
30 Simonioa s.. announea ne
biFth q . boy. !Charies Edwin, Jr.
on October -, isss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

when the edRe of . knife blade
10 worn hack 10 TIE thicker parf
81 TIE metal % when Il is nicked.
grinding is needed 10 produce .
new tia cutting edge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

sweets frum th8 KeY west cook.
hook. ; enlleesion a treasured Key
west recipes eompled end pmhllah'
80 " ne Woman's Cluh. Ths pub.
be Is lnvited d take advaniaRs Il
thin epporfmnlfy 10 IT, sons a
hess lamous desserts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
cARo o. TnANks

y many ahd ~ variod wsrs ne
trtsates uf sympathy and aeiplal-
nezs pad b ~ en ne ocgasiun q
car reeeui gfcat bereavement IN
ne kudden ard unexpecied deafA
~ ny beloved wiie. ne late Mrs.
fiofence Garaoa. thai icar nay
mt have ne oppoFtuniiy b pr
nonally Pes nv deta az srahiude
% each and an sho came wilh q.
ierings AZ wurds. kands and figw-
ere, and - ! pFekeut this puhi,c
and general sxpression II my
thankialnesz. IN my sineere desire
that il mas b. reserved a. persnnal
hy al 10 whom ny hanks e mat
are dc.
NFWwNaMas s~nwWsaWr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

The key West Shrina Cab I'll
bod lls regular me9tinx Thuraday
evealng 81 10 Al Wyik's Feaiam.
Famf ca stock Ialana
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
WoMAks MoRLo
StreamIine Your
DishWashing Job
When You Entertain
DIV ERTTA HALN

ENTERTAINING a lot during
~ the holidAysf Yes. it's fun 10
have folks over. but stacks Of dish.
90 can certainly take the Jog oast Of
having people IN.
Ths problem Of washing dishes
and ths other cleaning up need Of.
fer no real obstacle where you
must decide 10 cut down On people
IN Tor snacks or sven meals. II
you put m shoTt-euts 10 me dish.
washing routine and streamlIna the
whole process. you'd b surprised
how much work can BE- taken Cut
q thS JOB.
Any woman n interested IN
faster. smoother dishWashlnR. for
this 10 something she does all dun.
ING the year. Right now would Be
. wonderful time 70 pat ln prae.
tios that which win pay such big
dividends not just for ths present
but for any time from now on.
An automatic dishwaShsr 10. Of
course. ons Of the best helps ever
devised, but they're Stiil OF o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
Q small onions
Q small carrots. diced
Biscuit d0uRh

Dredge meat In seasoned hour.
Brown IN lATd ana cook as . stew.
Add vegetables and cook Place
IN casleToies' Cut face In rolled
dough Ior top OF each. BAKE In Q
hot tAzo'FD oven
Hearty. winter. HhArpened Ape.
tltss need meat for meals but.
since meat 10 expansive. II should
be wisely extended with vegetables
and sauces. Here are recipes
which do Just that making use a
lsitovsFs ~ well ~ fresh meat
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
Fashion Flashes

Your belts for the season are q
real style item this season They
may be very wide or as narrow as
. necklace, but YOU may be Ger.
tain they're going 20 BE- striking
A dress that's perfect for almost
any occasion viii have a moulded.
pencil slim look The Muddy line
helps attain sleek perfection. while
q slender skirt with back hIllne IS
makes for easy. graceful move,
mcnt.
Newest millinery color tpr the
season Is pink II gUeS we'll ma
turally with the tavorttr dress and
suit cClorS which are predominant.
~ black, navy. green and brown
Want coat that you can wear
anywhere Choose one q the smar,
casual coats that are loose enough
30 80 over suits luxurious enough
- wear With dresses
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htizsrs when they express de-
mAndS for absolute equality for
members Of their race In Ameri-
can society. In the past out-spok-
en- Negro College students and in
structors and professors In Me-
groeducational institutions have
been mistakenly labelled reds
just because they advocate civil
rights for Negroes and the same
opportunities that white Ameri-
cans enjoy.
Before the BOlshevik revolution
In Russia in 1917. q few Negro
college students organized small
groups TO study voluntarily the
background Of socialism and the
thade union movement. Virginia
Union had such a small group
which met Sunday afternoons 10
discuss and study socialism.
Morgan State college, Lincoln,
Fisk, Nashville. Tenn; Lane col
Iege. jackson. Tenn; storer col
lege. Harpers Ferry. w. Va; and
other Negro colleges have had
groups OF ambitious and advanced
students who have manifested
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
EoSs.WeS9 Tension
Leads To College
Red HuRR

Washington tANP)--The in
creaSing tension between the East
and West IL leading to q new ser
les Of investigations to determine
TO what extent the Communists
are exerting SubVeFsive influence
n any, In American life.
One Of the latest projects II a
probe Of the schools and colleges.
Howard university was named az
q possible wooing spot Of the
Reds.
Earlier in the current search
for Communist influence Negro
colleges including Fisk Univer-
sity and Howard were reported 10
have had members on their fac
uIties who were sympathetic TO or
under the influence Of the Com
munists.
Alert and ambitious students in
Negro colleges and universities
might easily be mistaken for Com
munistS or Communist sympa-
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Lynn Says:

Keep Q large basket At the back
entrance and pns into anything
which needs 10 be brought w
stairs or down. This saves making
several trips.
when you're uGinG both rind and
Juice Of citrus fruit. Crate the rind
arsa. ms easier 20 hold than aiter
the juice 10 squeezed,
Do you daWdle while you wurkf
Keep Q time clock and set q Ht .
time when you should be finished
with dish washing. bed,makinE or
busting,
Grass stains should be rubbed
with cooking oil or fat then
washed with hot sudS. Bleach any
remaining stain with hydrogen
peroxide solution.
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HSVs dtIbpSS SsiiSd btkb SSosEb -.
reach Of many household budgets.
Why not employ some Of these
tested. tlme-saVinE deviessH
save steps From
Table 70 Sinh
"oh, I don't even mind the
dishes themselves 20 muchi IT'S
just getting them stacked and TO
tho sink" says many . home
maker.
No tTusr words were ever
spoksni IT'S . very legitimate com
plant. too, u the dining room 10
more than . step or two nom The
kitchen because many steps 10
and from one room TO the next
can certainly add 10 fatigue.
Start your new efficiency with
dishes. a. wen a. serving foods.
with Q cart on wheels which will
eliminate the many steps between
the kitchen and dining room. a.
well a. the carrying Of them. These
carts have two or three shelves
and will hold many dishes. plat
ters. SLvsrwars.
Plan 10 load tho cart 80 hilly
~ possible 90 that even these
trips can be cut down 10 Q mini
mum.
Carts may be chosen In wood 10
match or harmonic with the din
ing room. or they may be enam-
eled 10 60 with the kitchen. When
not In use for serving or clearing
the table, they can be put 70 serve
for other functions at the mixing
and preparation center In the kitch-
On. to facilitate getting your clean
ing supplies around, or 10 carry
linens. clean and solled nom bed
room 10 bedroom.
At the meal you do not have
to unload the carts. especially
when clearing the table. You might