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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-26

chances OF developing cancer are
fifty times as great for people who
smoke a pack of cigarettes or bet
ter a day. Rather frightening, huh?
But still we keep right on putting
away on those "coffin nails"
/ imagine the various tobacco
companies are getting ready for a
showdown fight with medical au-
thorities concerning the bad pub
licity. They spend millions of dol.
lars advertising the pleasures to
be derived from their particular
brand Of cigarette. They can't az
ford to have 4 foolish little item
like the health Of the population
stand in the way Of their sales
program.
Mind you, I'm not 4 crank on
the subject. smoke one or two
packages Of cigarettes a day but
do so Of my own free-will knowing
that they are probably injurious.
What I object to is the mislead.
ing advertising that 20 often ap-
peals to non-smokers In an at
tempt to indoctrinate them into the
smoking habit without warning
them Of the dangers. Why! With
lall the testimonials furnished GER
tain brands Of cigarettes by the
eountry'S topmost athletes. even
high school students are absorbing
the idea that they can't be stars
at football, basketball, or baseball
unless they smoke.
Fifty years ago, men confined
themselves mostly to pipes and ci-
CARS. Oddly enough, medical stu.
dies show that the incidence of
lung cancer il less amonst this
type of smoker. No satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION has been made regard.
ing this fact and II would seem
that perhaps it is the physical
makeup of cigarettes rather than
the tobacco that causes the harm
Maybe we had better all switch TO
smelly" pipes and get thrown out
OF the house everytime we light one
up. Barring that, If we don't want
to risk lung cancer, we could do
the sensible thing and quit smok-
ing - thus saving enough money
to buy a nice endowment policy
for our retirement later on in life.
Metaphysics
A very close friend of mine who
has been a student Of metaphysics
for years wishes to contact other
people In Key West who are in.
tereSted in the subject.
It is his idea to form a sroun
for meditation and discussion
There would be no formalized pro.
gram - just a meeting of free.
thinking minds. The idea sounds in.
teresting.
This friend I'm speaking of tends
toward mysticism. That isn't q
very good explanation of his IDEAS
because we have no organized re-
ligion today that isn't mystic :
some to a greater degree than
others. However, he. has delved
deeply into various Oriental reli.
glons and his studies have carried
him through many societies deyot.
ed to the occult. The man in a
member OF the Christian Layman's
Movement and has also written
authoritative articles On the inter-
probation of Christianity.
II anyone is interested in torm.
Ing a discussion group devoted TO
drop me a card and
III turn it over to the person men
toned above.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-26
BUYERS or USED cARsl

Sound. solid crsftsmanship
and dependable gasoline
economy are even more mn
pcrtaat IN used car than in
. new one. Thst's why the
experienced buyer Of used
cars always keeps an eye out
for q late-model StudenakeF.
We have . fine selection ca
hand. Come II. Get che nov.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-26
Head Injury
Proves Fatal

FREDERICK. Md. IA fifth.
grader beaned on the head by a
baseball his friend hit back To
MN died last night in Frederick
Memorial Hospital. DR.. Robert
Fur1e, county medical examiner.
said he suffered q fractured skull.
The youngster. 11-year-old Elmer
Mullinix. had not appeared to suf.
fer III effects from the blow and
was riding his bicycle later Ia the
afternoon. his family said.
He was taken to the hospital
aztec becoming nauseated early
last night. He died two hours later
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-26

Public Works Department. who on
December 81, 1883, completed ten
years Of service without a lost time
accident among the employees IN
der their supervision.
Safety Engineer Clifford J. Rain
eS added his personal corgratula-
tons to those extended by Admiral
Towner.
IF more people could learn to
accept the fact that safety pre-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-26
Brando Il Replaced

HOLLYWOOD B-Edmurd Pw.
dom, . British actor, has been
signed for the role in The Egyp-
tian" which Marion Brando was
to have played Bfando. stating he
was III, departed suddenly for New
York during rehearsals for the
film.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-26
P.s. yesuSens are designed Cor tneir own

protection, and not 10 slow up FRO
duction, We would be ahead in the
long run. These gentlemen have
developed a seventh sense - safe
~ first"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-14

Chiang's own shipping, it was
explained. No American ships
are docking at Quemoy ports, in
what has become a war zone.
Arms for Nationalist China
were started under a program
three years ago. Virtually all of
the planes, guns and other weap-
ons and supplies are delivered on
Forlnosa by ships of the Military
Sea Transport Service, which
operates under contract and di-
rection Of the Navy.
Logistic support for the Ma
tionalists has expanded since the
first shipments began arriving
in May, 1851, to embrace almost
every standard weapon of the
United States arsenal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-14
Nationalist Blast
Reds for 18th Day,
Drive Off Frognnen
By the Associated Press

TAIPEH. Formosa. Sept. A.
Nationalist China's air force and
navy today bombarded the Red
held mainland opposite Formosa
for the 18th straight day, the
Defense Ministry announced.
A special communicate said
three Communist water ghosts"
-froglnen-attempte to land on
the north coast of Quemoy but
were driven off by an alert
sentry The water ghosts pre-
sumably were after prisoners.
Quemoy, about seven miles of
the big Red base of Annoy, has
been the center of a west pocket
war" between the Communists
and Nationalist since Septem-
Der 8 when Red guns on the
mainland shelled the island OUT
post for five hours.
Nationalist Minister o. K. Yui
| told the legislative Yuan Red
China's threats to "liberate" For
mosa, plus Communist activity in
the Quemoy area, emphasize
Russia's determination to make
the Pacific Ocean Soviet lake.
Will Defend Islands.
Mr.. Yui pledged that Nation
alist troops will defend not only
Quemoy but other offshore
islands as well. He described the
islands as "springboards for a
counterattack against the main
land.p
He called for a stepped up
mobilization in every field ito
support the war against the en-
envy"
The Defense Ministry said
that again Nationalist planes
and ships encountered no oppo-
sition. So far the Communist air
force and navy have made no
appearance in the Quemoy area.
Bombs were dropped on Annoy,
the communique said, while
Nationalist WarShips Shelled
nearby Chingyu Island and
patrolled the coast around Que
moy.
1 DiversiOnary Operation Seen.
Throughout Monday only 10
Communist shells were fired at
Quemoy and neighboring Little
Quemoy, the Defense Ministry
said
There was speculation here
that the big Communist bonn
bardment of September might
have been smoke screen for
operations elsewhere.
The Interior Ministry's Tatao
news agency. which claims ex-
tenSive mainland contacts, said
200,0 Chinese Communist vol
unteers" are massed along the
northern border of Thailand and
Burma.
Tatao said Gen. Chen Hsi-
lien, identified by Peiping radio
in 1851 as commander of artil-
lery, has been named comman-
der Of Free Thai, Volunteers. u
This army, said Tatao, will
help Pridi Phanaomyong, former
Thai premier, "liberate" Thai
land. Pridi has been identified
as chief of the Communist
backed Free Thai movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-14
Industrial Resources Post
Assumed by Dr.. Lang
BY the Associated Press

DR.. Richard o. Lang was
sworn in yesterday as deputy di-
rector of the Office Of Industrial
Resources.
He will serve under his for
mer boss, H. F. johnson, ex-
president and chairman Of the
Johnson Wax Co., Racine, Wis.
Mr.. johnson became director o;
the Office September /. It is a
division of the Foreign Opera
tions Administration concerned
with technical and military as
sistance to other nations.
Also sworn in to a new
job in the agency was Edward
Hall, Chicago investment banker.
He succeeds former Representa-
tive Ellsworth Buck, Republican,
of New York, as director of the
Office of Trade, Investment and
Monetary Affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-14
". 5. Arms Pour Into Formosu
For Chang, Pentogon Declares

Arms for Nationalist China are
continuing to pour into the For
mosa stronghold of Chang Kali
shek at q steady pace the De-
tense Department said today.
However, no deliveries are be-
ing made directly by the United
States to embattled Quemoy
Island thus far, a spokesman
said.
If q decision has been made to
accelerate the aid program, in
Guiding the landing of supplies
directly on Quemoy, the orders
have not yet arrived at the PEN
tagon, he added.
Under present policy, trans
portation of materiel to Queomy
under Red bombardment for the
past two weeks, is left to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-14
No Coffee Revenue

The proceeds of Colombia's
coffee export charge are credited
to the national coffee fund and
provide no revenue for the ma
tional treasury, Bogota learns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-14
Oriental
Cream

gives q pleasing COM
plexion and ollurine
LONELINESS for this
important occasion.
White, Flesh, Rachei,
Sur. Ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-14

NOTE: Lucerne Bonus
Quality Milk is typical OF
the many fine quality
products that bear the
Lucerne name. Look for
these others, too: Luz
cerne Vitamin D Milk,
Lucerne Chocolate Dairy
Drink, Lucerne Table
Cream, Lucerne Half.
and-Half, Lucerne Butt
termilk.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
Go To Our Lady
When Things Seem
Dark Leahy Says

CLEVELAND - NC) 49, Frank
Leahy passed on a few words of
advice here to Terry Brennan, his
25-year-old successor as head foot
ball coach at the University of
Notre Dame.
when the picture seems dark, ="
the "old master" told his boyish-
looking successor, "go to Our Lady.
She will give you solace and
strength"
It happened at a Communion
breakfast in the Statler Hotel spon-
sored by the Notre Dame Club of
Cleveland. Archbishop Edward F.
Hoban, Bishop of Cleveland, of
fered the Mass.
The six men who succeeded
knute Rockne as football coaches
at Notre Dame we're present at the
Mass and were guests of honor at
the breakfast Each of them paid
tribute to the late coach, who also
was star end during his playing
days at Notre Dame and helped TO
protect the modern-day forward
pass.
The six Rockne successors we're
Hartley Hunk) Anderson, Elmer
Layden, Hugh Devore and Ed Ne
keeVer, Leahy and Brennan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25

been accomplished.
Razanno, who previously had di-
rected the freshman cagers at the
university of Dayton, had indicated
he will stay in coaching.
In another recent coaching
change, Paul Charters was named
as the new football and basketball
coach at Springfield Central Catho-
lie high school. He will succeed
Mike Capczielio who directed the
Titans for two seasons. Charters,
27, was graduated from Xavier uni
versity in Cincinnati. He has served
as assistant coach for the past two
years.
Capoziello indicated he will re-
turn to school next fall to work for
his masters decree.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
ST. Joseph Plays
8 Game Schedule

COLLEGEVILLE, IND, June %
An eight game football schedule
for St. Joseph's College in 1854,
opening at Earlham College on
Sept. 10, has been announced by
the Pumas' new coach, Robert
Jauron.
The schedule, which includes six
Indiana Collegiate c Conference e
games and four home games, will
close on Nov. 13. St Joseph's
Homecoming will be on Oct. o,
when Indiana State plays at Col
legeville.
Jauron comes to st. Josephs S
from Dayton Chaminade High
School.
The 1854 schedule:
Sept. l3-Esrlham College Rich.
mond, Ind)
Sept. 25--DEPAUWs
Oct, 2 - Valparaiso Valparaiso,
Oct, 9-NDLANA STATE CHome-
coming)
Oct. 16 - Butler+ indianapolis,
Ind)
Oct. 23-EVANSVILLEs
Oct. 30--Ball State" Muncie, Ind.)
Nov. 6-{open dste)
Nov. 13-oHIO NORTHERN Dads
day.
"Indiana Collegiate COME n e
games. (home games in capitals)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
St. Rita And St. Joseph Youth
Camps Benefit From Game

With about 1900 fans looking the Columbus Red Birds
took thrilling 30 win the St Paul Saints last week
the annual Catholic Campers Night in Red Bird Stadium
The crowd third largest of the season. and the largest
Camp night attendance Ralph Beard hurl sterling two
place by onehah game margin over Columbus Beard
Catholic from Cincinnati command of the game all the
way
Prior the contest Red Bird manager George
awarded certificates of membership the Club Champions
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25

schools and CYO teams that had
won championships in the diocese
during the past season. Bob Fowle,
head coach at New Lexington st.
Aloysius, was also presented a
membership in this organization.
Columbus got off to fast start
in the game when they scored two
runs in the first inning on Adams
single, Stephensonfs double, MOI
zali's ground out and Lyons base
hit for the pair of runs. Lyons
accounted for the other Columbus
run in the sixth when he tripled
with one out and scored on Lam
mer's safety.
St. Paul's two hits were made
by Walt Moryn and Herb Olsen.
The win brought Beard back up
to a 500 average for the season.
He's won five and lost five. Two of
his wins were shutouts.
CYO teams honored were:
Girls Elementary: Basketball,
St. Catharine. Softball, Holy Ros-
ary and st. Agatha. i.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
Dennison St. Mary Seeks Netc
Head Coach As Razann0 Quits

DENNISON - st. Mary high
school is looking for its fourth ath-
letic coach in as many years fol-
lowing the resignation of Frank
Razanno recently.
Razanno took over the reins last
fall and led the football team to
two wins, one tie and four losses.
His basketball team enjoyed its
best season in the schools history
as they won II and lost five. One
of the wins was highly priced de-
cision over Dennison high school.
the first time that feat has ever
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
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RIVERVIEW MANOR eonyalescent Hons
for aged and infirm. Phi. VIM. Frasure,
Lucas 1851 or 394l sor rates.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
Birds Take 80 Win Over St. Paul

Christ the King; Annunciation
League, st. Dominic and st. Ladis-
laus; Visitation League, St. Mary
Magdalene Baseball - Annuncia.
tion League, st. catharine; AS
sumption League, st. Mary Magda-
lene; Presentation League, st.
Thomas: Visitation League. st
Augustine. Swimming-St Cathar-
inc
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25

Prep: Basketball. Immaculate
Conception and st. Augustine.
Senior Basketball, Corpus Christi
No l, st. Mary Magdalene and
Holy Name.
Boys Elementary: Football, H.
Weight, St. Mary Magdalene; NJ.
Weight, st. Ladislaus; L. Weight,
st. Leo and Our Lady of Peace.
Basketball - Assumption League,
St. Catharine: Presentation League,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
1854 Nofre Dame
Football Schedule

Sept. 25-Texas at Notre Dame
Oct. Purdue at Notre Dame
Oct. 8 - Pittsburgh at Pitts
burgh
Oct. l6-Michigan State at No
ire Dame
Oct. 30--Navy at Baltimore
Nov. 6-Pennsylvanis at Phils-
delphia
Nov. IS - North Carolina at
Notre Dame
Nov. 20-Iowa at Iowa City
Nov. 27--Southern California at
Notre Dame
Dec. 4-Southern Methodist at
Dallas
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
John Magaw Is Honored

John Magaw. former Columbus
st. Mary athlete, was honored re-
Gently when he was named the
most improved player on the uni
versity of Dayton football team.
The award was based on Magsw's
showing In spring football practice.
Magaw, who viii be sophomore
next year, is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman A. Magaw, 81 North
Hague avenue, Columbus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-25
Slip Covers ~ Drapes

GERTRUDE'S - 6SI Second Street. See
Gertrude for custom-made slip covers and
drzpes. Phi. B-s17e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
IS Pine Avenue

You may purchase this 3-bedroon home for
no Gosh down payment, If you quality with
VA Valued 81, Sl4, $50. Loree wooded lot
close to all public facilities.
70 Reach Ont Carroll Are, right right
Pine Are. to sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
By Roger c. Whitman

Question: I have been adding
to the work-saving devices in my
50-year-old house and happened
to mention q new dishwasher
to my insurance man. He adj
vised. me to have my entire wir-,
ing system checked by an cleo
trician because I might be run
ming the risk Of fire due to over
loaded circuits. Is this true?
Answer: I agree completely
with your insurance man. Many
electrical appliances have come
into common use only recently.
such as washers, fans, electric
blankets, ranges. heating pads.
TV sets. etc.. which all demand
more current than was planned
when houses, especially the older
ones, were built. This causes a
far bigger strain on the wiring
than was originally anticipated.
and could lead to a fire.
producing breakdown. For safe
TVS sake. recommend compe-
tent inspection of your wiring,
and the addition of any new
circuits indicated.
Plaster Over Concrete Block.
Question:: Can you tell me if
there is a material which can
be used to cover painted cement
blocks so that they can be plas-
tered? And where can buy it?
Answer: Ordinary plaster can
not be applied over concrete
block that has been painted.
There is. however. special
bonding material that could be
used on the existing surface to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Fisher & Co. Expands
Its Mortgage Looms

Thomas j. Fisher g. Co., Inc,
established in 1878, this week an
nounced an expansion of its
mortgage loan department.
The company has for three
quarters Of a century served the
entire Metropolitan Area in real
estate sales. property manage
ment and fire and casualty in
surance fields. However, in the
past the loan department has
operated primarily as broker
age office for private investors.
The company. an approved
FILA MORTGAGE. will now repre-
sent several life insurance COM
panies and savings banks and
will handle FILA and Veterans
loans, in addition to conven-
tional construction and perma-
nent loans on residential and all
types Of commercial and apart
ment property. The organiza-
ton has adequate funds to ham
Ole exceptionally large projects
as well as individual homes and
buildings in all sections Of the
Metropolitan Area.
Charles Purcell, financial con-
sultant and recently elected
president Of Thomas j. Fisher g.
Co.. Inc, will take an active part
in the development of the loan
department, along with Eugene
Dunn. formerly of the mortgage
loan department of Acacia Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company,
and Harry Farr. well known in
Washington real estate circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Check Wiring System in Old House

hold plaster. 1t is comparatively
new and you still may not be
able to find it in stock at your
local masonry material yard. al
though it is well worth a try.
There is, however, a plasterlike
composition that is applied with
a trowel which Is better known
and should be available through
your local masonry dealer.
Hot-Water Heater.
Question: ! have q. hot-water
heating system and would like
to know if it is advisable to
drain the entire system and
flush out the boiler each year or
leave the water in the boiler and
only add to it when necessary.
Answer: It Is not wise to
change the water in the heating
system every year. The reason
for this is that when water has
been reheated many times the
air has been driven off. thus
reducing the corrosive action on
the radiators, piping and boiler.
At the beginning Of the heating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Remodeling Made
White Elephants
Pay Well for Keep

An excellent example Of in
genuity shown in the conversion
Of two non-productive. 60-year-
old residences into thoroughly
modern business ofiices is shown
in the changes recently wrought
at l823-25 jefferson place NV.
H. Lloyd Hollander, real estate
consultant of long experience,
conceived the idea Of remodeling
these typical white elephant
houses to meet the exacting de-
mands Of modern business. The
central location in the expanding
Connecticut avenue business Sec
ton was ideal for q $4,000 in
veStment. The two remodeled
houses now produce an annual
rental of $40. 900 which Mr.. Hol-
lander says. goes to show what
modernization Of old properties
can do.
Jefferson place.. in q former
fashionable residential neighbor-
hood. is visualized as having
more possibilities In this line.
Since the remodeling would
necessitate the removal of every
thing except the front and rear
brick walls, Mr.. Hollander called
on the architectural services of
Dammit & Sargent Of Washing
ton. The construction job was
awarded to Hydale Contractors
Of Hyattsville.
The buildings are completely
air conditioned by Is tons of
water-cooled equipment. BY in
serting inner walls, lavatories.
partitions and other essentials
the architects and builder COM
bined comfort with utility. The
interior walls are almost all ma
hogany paneled and the latest
lighting equipment was installed.
1t did not take long for the Of
f1ces to attract national corpor-
atoms as tenants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31

season it is advisable to draw OF
several gallons of water to re-
move sediment from the bottom
Of the boiler. Fresh water Is
then added. After three to four
years Of usage 1t would be best
to use q boiler cleaning COM
pound in order to remove hard
ened sediment and other foreign
matter that might get into the
system.
Mr. Whitman offers readers leaflets
on . variety Of subjects concerning
home repair work. II you would like
to have his leaflet. w., Cellar Floor
Finish" send 10 cents In coin to
Roger c. Whitman. care Of p. o.
Box 90. Station q. New York 10. N. Y.
released by Consolidated News
Features, Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Dos and donts
about BURNS

DON'T butter q burn. But
ter becomes rancid, breeds bac-
terra and burned tissues can
absorb germs.
Do apply . mild. soothing film
Of .Vaseline' Petroleum Jelly
contains no toxic substances.
DON'T puncture blisters
puncturing invites infection.
DO apply 'Vaseline' Petroleum
Jelly TO block out airborne bac-
teria, after cleansing with mild
soap and water or . mild ANTI
septic. II burn Is deep, CALL A
DOCTOR.
DON'T use q tight bandage on
even simple burns.
DO NE . loose bandage Of ster-
lie gauze smeared with soothing
'Vaseline' Petroleum Jelly. II
hands are burned. remove rings
or watch bands which might re-
strict circulation.
DON'T ever be without
'Vaseline' Petroleum Jelly! Used
in hospitals and clinics, it's the
modern. medically
first-aid for minor burns, scalds,
chatting, chapped lips, work-sore
hands. cuts, diaper rash, itching.
insect bites, scrapes, scratches
land 1901 household uses.
DO put . jar or tube Of 'Vaseline'
Petroleum Jelly in your medi-
cine chest. And another in the
kitchen where most burns occur.
Only Isl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14


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