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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-01
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday. February I. 1854
Lucy Gonzalez Leads Island City
Gage League Scorers With lib Points

Lucy Gonzalez General Eects high scoring forward leads
the Island City Basketball League in points scored with total
of 113 in games played through Wednesday, January 81
Gonzalez has dropped AZ field goals through hoops
free throws to give him of 1873 points per game
Bob Cooper Evans point MAKER close behind Gonzalez
with 101 points for an average of 1853 per game.
Joe Botelho Jaycee forward holds down third spot with
points in five games for average of 1853 per game
Gene Skagss of the Cupboard Club. ranks
IS points for las point average and Jim Rusk
Vxl Flyers set shot artist rounds the five
vslh So points for average Of los per game.
Gonzalez leads the loop in most field goals Cooper
has accounted for the most free throws 81 Johnny Ceezo
guard has the most personal fouls called against IT.
Following the top five
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Last Second
Missed Foul
Shots GiUe
Conchs Vim

The Key West High
School Basketball team sur
vived a late drive by the
Miami Tech cagers Saturday
night to win 43-42.
The game had more action
packed into the last four
seconds than all the rest of
their local cage contests put
together.
The Conchs, after suffer-
ing from a lapse in the third
period found themselves
with a one point lead with
four seconds to go. They at
tempted to freeze the ball
az the time ran out, but
Techs Dick LEVITT intercept
ted a pass and the Conch's
Dick Salgado got a little ov-
err eager in his defensive
play and all but tackled the
Techman. The referee blew
his whistle and awarded
LEVITT two foul shots.
Things looked dark for the
COnchs.
But LEVITT missed both shots
and Key West preserved Its lead.
But that wasn't all--at the time
the fouls were awarded, a Tech
coach, apparently unaware that the
foul had been called, rushed out on
the court.
Didn't you see that foul?" he
screamed IL referee Steve Atkins.
"Of course l saw it--your- boy
Il about ready to shoot" Atkins
replied. He then awarded a techni-
cal foul 10 the Conchs for the
coaches action in going out on the
court.
The ballgame ended with the
Conchs in possession Of the ball
and their third (according to the
fastest eStimate) Gold Coast Con
ference win Of the season. The
fans, needless to say, were breath.
less at this point.
Earlier, Key West had taken the
lead at the end OF the first quarter
by q 14-11 margin.
The two clubs matched each
other point for point throughout the
second period, each dumping in
eight points.
Again 1t was accurate foul shoot
ing on the part of the Conchs that
was instrumental in their victory.
Julio Henriquez and Stu Logun
each bucketed one each to main.
tain q Key West lead after the
locals had gone irto a scoring
slump and the Techmen had knot.
ted the count 1886 in the final
period.
Then Giboy Gates and Glynn
Archer dumped in field goals to
provide the winning margin.
Lefty Renaud, the same boy who
gave the ConchS lot of trouble on
the gridion, was the top scorer
for the visitors with 10 points.
Julio Henriquez paced the locals
for the third straight game with
IA points while Glynnn Archer had
10.
The summary.
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Richardson and Hugh Hines and
driven superbly by Smiley vas the
winner. Paul TOPPING second.
Third place was taken b. Lloyd
Christopher Jess James Of Miami,
announced over the speaker, after
the fourth race, his car vas Tor
sale. Ten minutes later Mr. Cnrls-
topher was the owner and driver
of no. "a. He stated, that ne mad
driven at most of the tracks
throughout the eountry. Gave It up
in 1949. but never lost bis love for
the game.
The Stock Car boys are working
on the track at every opp@ tunity
and hope to have it in up shape
shortly. Seats and vari0E SAFETY
devices are being installed Yes,
they are here to stay.
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City League
Gage Schedule

Feb. 1, Monday, 1880 p. m. -
Cupboard VS. Jaycees
$3.50 p. m. - VII VS. Grace Lu-
theran
Feb. 3, Wed. 7::30 p. m. - Grace
Lutheran VS. Evans
$3.50 p. m. - Cupboard VS. indie
IpendentS
Feb. 5, FIR. 7::30 p. m. - Evans
VS.. Independents
$3.50 p. m. - VX-1 VS. Jaycees
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tanning eight batters. Lewis and
ALICE shared the mound duties for
the All-Stars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-01

: s 8 3 SAVE $50
For QUALITY USED CARS
and General Auto Repairs
TWINS GARAGE
1850 DuvAL ST. DIAL 1-ieei
8 8 s SAVE $50
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Honor Visitor

Miss Nancy Jones and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Anderson enter
tanned about so of their friends
at a dance at the AAmelia Clut
House, Wednesday night, honor
ing Miss Carol Jones, Of Rich
mond, who is visiting Miss Nancy
Jones.
Guests Of c. Y. Hundley during
the holidays were c. Y. Hundley
Jr., of Arlington, and Mrs. Will
liam Naylor and daughter, Mary
Agnes. OF Falls Church
Mrs. E. A. Hollenbeck LETT re-
Gently for England to JOIN her
husband. who is stationed there
with the U. S. Army.
Enters Training
Stanley Hall Will leave Tuesday
to begin training at Fort Belvolr
Recent guests of Mrs E. M
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Queen Esther and / have
started all over again. Son
Joseph and his family have
gone South. We have little
Howard. months old. BY
golly, he's cute little fellow.
I've made New Years resolu-
tions to do for others as
I would have them do for me. .
TO quit smoking to have
everyone for friend. III let
you know in 1855 if was sue
cessful, God willing. Our best
wishes for happy and health
full 1854 to MIR. and Mrs. Leon
Bell. to the Gamces in Homo
LULU. 70 the Rev. WEIGH Of
Darlington Heights, I'd Mr..
and Mrs. John Boatwrlght of
Buckingham, to Mrs. Leo Nor
ton OF Charlotte Court House.
who crowned my Esther Queen
80 years ago to all Of YOU
and all MY friends and
customers, We Weinbergs wish
throughout the year 1854 that
your home and Your heart be
filled with happiness,
Z Welnberg
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Trents Mills

Christmas is with U.s. which is
4 time Of good win for each other
Most everyone has been receiving
and sending Christmas cards II
/ n,cc - 10 ron,ornblrod A. is !
once a wear with Christmas
greeting
Miss Gay Gillian has had sew
cal catherinos inc,ud,no Nor
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Fork Of Willis Social News
Mrs. Maye Whites Family Gathers
For Annual Reunion AT Christmas

Bernard Liddell and Carma Sue.
Of Paris, Texas
Sunday supper guests Of MI
and Mrs. H. Il. Cooke were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Elliott and
daughter, Eleanor. and Mrs. Net
Oliver. of Lynchburg, Mrs, NIL
bred Moon and Polly, of Mary
land. Mrs. Grace Richardson, Of
Cartersville. Mr. and Mrs. T D.
Cooke and MIR and Mrs. Edward
Pfeiffer and son. James, Of Cum
berland
N. r. Patrick visited his broth
er in Campbell county over the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs. o W, Ball enter
tanned Oakwood Sunday School
students at d party IN their
home, Monday night.
Mrs, Edmonia Ransone left
Saturday on a ten-day sight-see-
ing trip to Florida
Mrs. Walter Duncan. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Glass and Miss Judy
\ Duncan we're supper guests in the
Wesley f. Dunkum home, mean
| Dillwyn, last Friday.
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Guinea Mills

| Miss Mary Ann Wilson. OF
Washington, Z. c., has been the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r c. Wilson, for the holi-
days.
Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Vogel were the Misses
Grace regel and Mildred Hardy
sof Arlington, and MI. and Mrs.
Fred Holman, of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Vogel visited her
brother, Erasmus Watkins, at the
Home for the Aged in Richmond,
Sunday
Mrs, Tardy Baldwin and Miss
Evelyn Baldwin were recent visi-
tors in Richmond
Christmas dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Gates were Mr..
and Mrs. AGREE Chappell and Ed
ward. the Misses Nettie Chappell
and Carrie DUNCAN of Farmville.
and Mi and Mrs. Charles Hill
and Jesse Carl Of Richmond.
Mrs. Hill and Jesse Carl are
spending the week with her par
ents
MI and Mrs. Frank Wright
had as their holiday visitors,
their children and families. They
were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wade
and daughter and Miss jamie
Wright, of Richmond, and MI.
and Mrs. Tom Sawyer and family
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Ashby

Robert Ehrhart, who, has been
stationed for the past Is months
IN England. received his dis
charge and returned home in
time to enjoy Christmas
Ashby Home Demonstration
Club met in the home OF Mrs w
B. Stonnell for the annual Christ
mas party and exchange of gifts.
Mrs. Stonnell's home. with its
festive trimming. lent gaiety to
the occasion. Mrs. Stonnell serv-
ed green and red CONCEALED salads
cookies, coffee and Christmas
coffee. Club officers for 1854 are
Mrs. J. P Martin, president;
Mrs. M. H. Meador, -presi-
dent Mrs. James Meador, score
tafy: and Mrs. w. B. Stonneu
treasurer. Recognition was made
of the excellent services rendered
by the retiring president Mrs. E
c, Walton.
Mrs. E, j. Harrison, or Rich
mond, spent several days witt
her son, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Ran
dolph Harrison.
Mrs Hugh Barker is recover
ing from a short illness.
MI and Mrs. Coffman Walton
spent sometime with her parents
the Rev. and Mrs. Rem, thl
week,
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Belona

The Rev Carlos A Loop con
Quoted his regular fourth Sunday
service at 8. p. m at Emmanuel
p f. Church His sacred message
was enjoyed by all present
Dr. r. f Dennis, Of Richmond
held the service at Providence
Church on Sunday evening. All
appreciatve conservation " a
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Walthall
l of Richmond. visited Mrs. b. r.
Walthall during the holiday sea-
son. Misses Eleanor and Iris Wal
thai arrived on Thursday and
remained with their mother until
Sunday night
Miss Ann Webb left last week
TO visit the Rev. and Mrs. John
Coppic, of Ohio Later she win 60
to Prestonsburg. Ky to visit the
Rev and Mrs Orville Pierson
before returning to resume her
duties at Powhatan High School
Chests of Mr. and Mrs. w j,
Hubbard during the holidays We're
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Deem and
children. Mrs, DOUGLAS Mac Ma
horn. and George Hubbard. all Of
Richmond
Mrs. Lilly NJ. Rudd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merit BoWleS and children
and Mr. and Mrs F w Fabry,
of Richmond were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bell
Mrs. Donald McRae. OF Church
land, returned to Blrdland
Farm on Dec 81. after spend
ing a week with Mrs Lewis CraW-
ley of Cumberland Other recent
visitors in the same home were
r. Ct Porter and son, Gregory.
Of Hanover County MI and Mrs.
William Templeman. of Newport
News. Mrs H. II DobbinS and
Mrs Ollie Martin. OF Powhatan.
and Mrs Sadie Dobbins Of States
VILE. N G.
Mrs. T B Vance of TcXarkana.
Ark. was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs J. f Booker during the holi-
days She also visited other rela-
tiveS in Virginia
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Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE Foster and
Miss Ann Foster spent a portion
OF the holidays as guests of their
and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Young and son,
Walt, in Arlington, Florida.
Mrs. Vivian Vaughan enter
tanned all the members OF her
family, Christmas Day, at tur-
key dinner.
Mrs. Eta Powell and Mrs
Louise Crockett, of Hopewell
visited in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Pressell during the
holidays.
Mrs. r. L. Blanton accompanied
her cousins from Richmond on a
tour Of Florida for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown hac
as Christmas Day guests, Mr.. anc
Mrs Cecf McGavock. Mr. anc
Mrs Wilton Brown and Mis-:
Karen Jones. Of Boydtoh. The
Rev. Lee Roy Brown, of Bayside
and Mrs. Eta Brown and Her
man Brown.
Mrs. Annie Druen and grand
daughter Miss Jane Irvinl
Druen, Of Newport News. ar,
guests of Mrs Lottie Gates ant
Stuart Rice, Of Admission. Ala
visited friends in the communit,
during the week end.
Christmas Eve guests Of Mrs
Edmonia Ransom. near Columbia
were Mrs. Cecil Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Blanton.
1t. Nancy Smith, Of Fort Lee
visited in the home Of he
mother. Mrs. A. J. Smith, anc
family during the Yuletide Sea.
son.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Budc
and daughter, Sandra, of Armand
Beach. Fla. are holiday guests o.
his mother, Mrs. w. W. Budd
and other relatives and friends il
the community
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Amelia

MI. and Mrs. H. A. Jenkins
entertained at a dinner and
bridge party. Tuesday night, in
honor of Mr.. jenkins sister. Miss
Helen Jenkins. Of Salisbury, N,
C.
MI. and Mrs, D. H Grigg and
son visited Mrs. Grigg' 5 parents
in Lancaster for the week end
Miss Margaret Ferguson and c.
r. Irving, of Richmond, we're
dinner guests Of Mr. and MIS-.
George & Taylor. Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. B. Marshall
and sons, Charles and Ben we're
recent guests Of MIS-. Charles
Aeee IN FarmWlle.
Danville Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Woodruff,
OF Danville. visited friends in
Amelia, last week.
MIS-. H. D. Peters, OF Kevsville.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Han.
several days this week
D. Gregory, Jr.. is spending
tins week in New York.
Miss Wnona Cary, Of East
Spoudsburg, Pa, is visiting her
sister Mrs Joseph McConnaugh-
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Polrhatan Ne,cs
Pouhafan Neps
May Memorial Church School Ready
To Beyin Classes In Educational Unit

Much entertainment has been
offered college students n d
others at home for Christmas.
The big dinner dance in the War
Memorial Building, Friday night.
is expected to draw a very large
crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kruger
held open house for a large num-
Der Of friends, Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Parkinson, and
MI. and Mrs Carl Jennings were
among those attending the buff
fet luncheon and open house at
the Scottish Rite Temple in
Richmond, Sunday afternoon.
Richmond Guest
Miss Patsy Nichols, Of Rich
mond, was a week end guest OF
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T J Duty, Jr.
Of Washington, are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. r j. Duty.
Mr. and Mrs w r. Parker
were dinner guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs. C. f. and Mr.. and Mrs D
f. Brown at Ballsville. Tuesda,
night.
Mrs. II. II. Webb has accepted
position with the Bank 0
Powhatan
O. c. Lawson is a patient 4
st. Elizabeth Hospital. Or G
Loving has also returned to TN
hospital for treatment.
George K Wright. Jr, is a
home for the holidays He ha
been with the army in Alabama
sand Georgia
w c. Mann has accepted 20
sition at State Farm.
The May Memorial Baptis
Church School expects to occup,
its nice new building. Sunday
Jan. 10 The committee is bus,
trying to get the necessar,
furniture. Anyone having goot
used piano for sale at an attract
i've price OF anyone desirlnl
someone to keep their plane
where ii Will, be well cared 70.
should contact Mrs. d A. Bot
toms. OF W r. Parker at Powha-
tan.
The public is cordially invited
to inspect this new plant at any
time. Any help towards the furn-
ishing Of this building willy ot
very much appreciated
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MI and Mrs. q i. Glass. OF
Warwick. spent Christmas Day
ami the week end here with her
mother, Mrs Walter Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Glass were
supper guests IN the r. A. Smith
home. Saturday night.
Mrs. w. f. Dunkum. Of Curds-
vile, and her daughters, Miss
Janet Dunkum and Mrs. Jimmy
Leap. visited Mrs Walter Dun
KUN, Saturday
MIR and Mrs. L. L. Flippen and
daughter. Elaine. visited her sis
ter Mrs. Harris, at Curdsville,
Sunday w E. Toler accompanied
them as far as the Emmett Dun
Kuhn home, where he stopped fog
a visit
Student Home
Cadet David M Barker. OF
VMI. is spending the Christmas
holidays With his family here
A Christmas program was pre-
sented at Oakwood Church, last
Thursday night by members OF
the Sunday school
MI and MIS-. Stanley f. Scott
Of Wytheyille, spent the holiday.
With her parents, MI. and Mrs
2 l.. Duncan.
There was an annual family
Christmas gathering in the home
OF Mrs. Maye White, last Sun.
day. Those present included Mrs
White. MIR and Mrs. G. a. Shaw
and Sandra, Donna and Pat, MI
and Mrs. w. T. Satterwhite, Nj
and Mrs. D. w. White and Don.
ME and Betsy, and MI and Mrs
r. y, Weber and Willie, All o
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Pfeiffer and SON James. o
Cumberland Also Mr. and MIS-
Tucker Harrison and son, Harry
III Mr., and MIS-. II f Cooke
and Nell Jimmy and Margaret
ana Mr. ana Mrs w. r. Duncan
and Judy. Only three members o
the family were unable to be pre-.
sent They were Mr. and Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-01
Burkeville, RID

Mr. and Mrs n G.. Rickman
Henry Hickman and d. r. Scruggs
motored to Richmond last We'd
nesday to visit Willie Hickman.
who is patient in NOV Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. billiard Scruegs
shopped in Farmville last Thurs
day. also purchased a television
set.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
and Gloria Jane spent Christmas
Day with his mother. Mrs. Alverta
Scruggs at Rice Other visitors
in the same home were billiard
and Sinclair Ccruggs and Mr., and
Mrs. Wallace Baldwin and son
Kirk
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Hickman
We're Saturday night supper guests
of the D. r. Scruggs.
! Holiday Guests
/ Mrs Matte BeaSley, Broaddus
Younce and son, Tommy Of Rich
mond. and Billy Smith, of Blacks
burg. spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs. The
men enjoyed hunting. Mrs. H. G
Hickman was also a visitor.
Carl Tharpe and a friends from
Richmond. spent Saturday with
the Harvey Tharpes. and hunted
Shirley Scruggs and her uncle
Melvin. visited Mrs. Alverts
Scruggs, at Rice. Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Schmid
visited relatives in Richmond
1 Sunday
Monday night visitors in the e
| r. Scruggs home were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harvey Tharpe. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sinclair Scruggs. Herber
Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
4 Scruggs.
Supper Party
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scrugg
and family were supper guests o
MI. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe, Fri
day night
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Tharpe
Mi and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs ant
Gloria Jane and Maudie Tucl
spent Sunday in Halifax County
visiting relatives.
MI. and Mrs. Willie Rickmal
and grandson. Roger Dale, ant
Mrs. C. L, Tharpe, of Keysville
visited in the Harvey Tharpe anC
the H. G Hickman homes. satur.
day.
Preston Hickman and Thoma.
Boiling. Of Ballspille called in sew
eral homes in the community
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dillarc
Scruges and family and Stovel
ScruggS We're Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H. G
Hickman. and visited ms Alyerta
Scruegs Sunday night.
Melvin Scruggs cracked a lIt
While pushing a tractor recently
Mrs. Harvey Tharpe Mrs. Mel
vim Scluggs, Gloria Jane and
James visited their mother. Mrs
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.of Newport News
The Misses Sarah and Pauline
Carson have had the misfortune
to be quite sick with flu. Visitors
IN their home. Friday. were MI.
and Mrs. Hugh Flippen. Of Ash
land, Mr.. Yates and p. J. Fhppen.
of Ballsville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Spencer and Mrs. Richard
G a II n way, of Buckingham.
Other visitors during the holidays
were the Rev Jesse Hutcheson,
Of Charlotte Court House, and
Charles Hutcheson. of Richmond.
MI and Mrs. Jesse Gates and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutcheson.
Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mis-. Jesse Gates and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hill and
Jesse Carl visited Mrs. w. B
Gates. Of Rice. Sunday
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c. r. Caldwell, rs,
Of Keysville, Dies

A qrayeside funeral service for
CLYDE r. Caldwell. rs Of Keys
vile. was held Wednesday morn-
ing III the cemetery OF Ash Camp
Baptist Church
Mr. Caldwell died Monday Dec
% at Southside Community Hos
pital, Farmyillc
Surviving are his wife Mrs
Lula Bailey Caldwell; a son. Law
renee Caldwell. Of WILLIAMSBURG.
brother. Arthur G Caldwell OF
Keysville. and one grandchild.
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H c. Hickman, Monday.
Herbert Morris and family are
moving from this community this
week They will be greatly missed
by friends and relatives
Evening star., 1954-05-23

my country" she says, land
at the same time enjoy one
Of my chief interests-travel-
ing and meeting people from
all parts of the world"
Miss Niiranen had seen a
large part of Europe before
entering the foreign service.
She studied for a time in
Sweden. But when she re-
ceived her first foreign as
signment in. 1852 she had
never been to the United
States. And though willing to
go anywhere her government
might send her. she says, she
was especially happy the
orders read washington"
Her job at the Legation.
1900 Twenty-fourth street
NV, includes legal, cultural
and information work-and
travel. On business and holi-
day trips she has managed to
see IA States. "Of the cities
I've seen," she says, II think
Charleston, 8. c., is the love-
liest. But I'm looking for
ward to seeing California this
summer"
Last summer she toured
Latin America. AS result she
is now trying to add Spanish
to the French, Finnish, Swed-
ish. German and English she
speaks.
Miss Niiranen enjoys the
Evening star., 1954-05-23

of escorts that includes bach
elors from several countries.
Which gets around to the
question of marriage. When
it comes up, Miss Niiranen
smiles enigmatically and says:
Yes, I plan to marry-some
time. But I like my work,
and when I marry I will give
it up-So I want to be sure"
Evening star., 1954-05-23

social side of an attaches life.
But, aside from the Official
round of parties and recep-
tions, she does not want for
invitations. Among her WASH
ington friends she includes
members of the Women's Bar
Association, with whom she
shares another professional
interest, and she has a corps
Evening star., 1954-09-16
Word Come
Find "a or more words in
REIITVEN NTZE

FTnQ Z4 OF more words III
REJUVENIZE,
meaning. ito rejuevnate, render
youthful again." Average is 81;
time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game-1. Words must be
of four or more letters. 2. Words which
ecauire four letters by the addition Of
used. 8. Only one form OF word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to TACTILE.
tael, tail, tale, tale, tact, tacit, teal,
tile, tilt, title, ALT, attic, cattle. cell.
celt. cite, clet. lace, laic. late. lattice,
lice eclat
Evening star., 1954-09-16
Natures Children

Shrimp are zone Of the most
popular of all seafoods. They
can be had canned or frozen
the year round and are abun-
dant. Ten years ago it was said
that enough shrimp was landed
that year, that if placed tail
to head in straight line they
would reach exactly 2 and one
half times around the earth or
70,847 miles.
Shrimp are found in waters
of all coastal States from Maine
to Texas and Alaska to Cali
fornia. Shrimp support the most
important fishing industries of
the South Atlantic and Gulf
coasts.
Most species are rich source
Of iodine. copper. iron, phospor-
Gus. and the vitamins that make
seafood important in our diet.
Alive they resemble a tiny lob
ster wearing a pale green or
gray, almost transparent armor..
Evening star., 1954-09-16
AWord to the Wise 8, Mrs. f,sn1 Cobb,

"Loony Logic" is a term I
coined to designate construc-
tions which call up ridiculous
images in the mind of the reader.
Most loony logics result from
misplaced modifiers, and you
come across them everywhere,
even in the work Of skilled, pro-
fessional writer's.
For example, in a story in Co.'S
mopolitan, the author speaks of
q. one of those girls who want
to rumba with all her heart" An
article on Japan Saturday Eve
ming Post) mentions q. a peas
ant lad with a shaved head
named MitSugi Uegi."
A United Press release tells of
a MIR. Mead, superintendent of a
State park, who is training 10
lambs for a motion picture stu
dio. "He contracted with the
studios last fall to furnish and
train the animals before they
wei born"