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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24
Dulles Denies C.. V. Allen
Aired Shocking Views
About Cardinal Stepinac

WASHINGTON r. NC = Secretary of State Dulles has
told prominent Catholic presedtor that the atters con-
the qualifications OF George v Allen for the office
of Assistant Secretary of State is unfounded
"The basis of your to be completely er
Of statement made by Ambassador Allen
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24

BOMBAY, India mo The
Catholic hierarchy Of India has
formally requested His Holiness
Pope Plus XII to speed up the
process for the beatificstion of an
Indian nun, Sister Alphonsa, ?
Clarigt nun Of Malabar.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24
NCCM Protests Court
Mail Censorship Curb

WASHINGTON D. c. - NC) A court ruling that has
effect curbed the censorship powers of the Post Office
met with criticism by Martin NJ Work. executive director of
the National Council of Catholic Men here.
American parents losing the battle for decency in
courts said Mr. Work. who has long been involved in eff
against indecent liferatnre
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24
UNESCO Conference
Adopts Measures To
Allay Fears, Criticism

M0NTEVIDEO, Uruguay - NC) The eighth General
Conference of the United Nations Educational Scientific and
Cultural Organization wound up here after delegates from SO
member states had taken realistic overall look at UNESCO
program They approved for the future calculated
to alay of the fears and criticisms with which the
nizntin hal hnor uin.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24
Korean Bishop Dies AT 81

TAEGU, Korea -(Radio, NC)-
Bishop John Chloe, Vicar Apostolic
of Taegu, died recently at the age
of So.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24

The firms listed here deserve
TO be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage la
the different lines of business
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24

No Self Pity
To look on the bright side of
life you have to look at others.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
Teen Tips

When you're chief dishwasher
for a family of II it's fun to get
away for a few days and have
your breakfast in bed. So says
shy, winsome Betty Sue Parker,
II, of Atlanta, in New York to
accept an award as Young Home
maker of the Year from the Girls
Clubs of America. She explains:
''Pm always asking Nom to
give me breakfast in bed. But she
says anybody too lazy to get up
for their breakfast doesn't de-
serve to eat"
Betty thinks Nom has a point.
But it would be fun if it were diff
ferent, she says.
All good things happen to good
girls. they say, 50 Betty who is
not especially outstanding in
anything won the homemaker
award from the Girls Clubs be.
cause "she does The best with
what she has"
Betty, a freshman in high
school, lives in a neighborhood
where there are not too many ad-
vantages for young people. But
her girls club membership gives
her the opportunity to do things.
She loves to sing and dance and
studies both at the club. She is
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
EVERY SATURDAY

EVERY SATURDAY
2:so-N Marching Society," 200 Duva St.
EVERY SUNDAY
2oo-CAP Cadets, Ponciana Community House
3:30-Orden Cabaleros dc 70 LUZ, A22 Amelia St.
EVERY MONDAY
730-Sigsbee Community Council at Shelter
S00-Loga "Naru Nro. Cabaueros de MART, 99 Elizabeth
S00-Acoholcs Anonymous
MONDAY, December 10
Circle, Baptist Church
730-Pyhan Sisters, Pythian Hall 728 Fleming Street
730-WSCS, Ley Memorial Methodist Church
SO0-Juvenie Council Clinic Building, of Fleming Street
s:oo-General Meeting, Women of 1st Presby. Church
S00-Methodst Men Wesley HOO Varela Street
SO0-Lions Club Auxiliary, Lions Den Seminary Street
EVERY TUESDAY
s0o-Ladies Day Coli Tourna men Golf Club
9O0-Thrft Shop, Navy Commissary until II
6S-Kwans Club, LaConcha Hotel
7oYouth for Christ Bible Study Fleming Methodist Church
730-Youth for Christ, 620 Southard Street
S00-Knghts of Pythas Pyhian Hail. 72S Fleming St.
TUESDAY, December Il
12:30-FRA Ladies' Auxiliary luncheon, announced
7:30-Safety Council, Lions Den. Seminary Street
Girls Scottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaon Street
-Pocahontas, Golden Eagle Hail. Peronia White
WomanS Club WOmans Club, Duval Street
8:O0-DAV Chapter 80, 422 Ameis Street
EVERY WEDNESDAY
sOo-Junor Chamber Of Clubhouse Fasler Ave-
WEDNESDAY, December n
12:30-FAWTU Officers Wives Club, to be announced
7:30-JunOr DebS, WomanS Club 39 Duva Street
S-BPO Does, Elks Club auditorium, 313 Duva Street
SO0-Amercan Legion, Legion Home, Stock Island
s0-Sacerdotisas Del Hogar No. es Elizabeth Street
EVERY THURSDAY
121s-Rotary Club Concha Hotel
10o-Thrt Shop, Navy Commissary open until 400 p
630-Lions Club at Lions Den, 1907 Seminary St
730-CAP Cadets, Poncana Community House
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

In UNANIMOUSLY.
Members and their guests ex-
changed gifts and played games.
Crepe paper hats made on the
scene were worn throughout the
evening.
Mrs. Ruby White presided as
judge and a prize was awarded for
the best all around hat.
Mrs. White, guest of the evening,
KEEP her audience Spenbound by her
scintillating presentation of the
Christmas story with flannelgraph
and illustrations.
Refreshments were served and
the group under the direction oi
Mrs. Carmen Rhodecap, climax
ed the evening by singing carols
Avis Ward, chairman of the party
together with hostesses Sarah Butz
Valerie Locklair and Julia Ann Glib
son were highly commended for the
decorations and outstanding ar
rangement of the program.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
Duplicate Bridge
Club announces
Series Winners

The Fort Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Club has concluded the final game
of a seven game pairs series.
Winners of the. series, and pre-
sent club champions, were Cdr.
Leahy and Major West.
Close behind in second place
were Mrs. Regan and Mrs. Insley
followed in third and fourth by Col
and Mrs. Vermette and Cdr. and
Mrs. Clark. Appropriate prizes will
be presented.
Results of the last game in the
series Wednesday evening were:
first North-Sopth, Lcdr and Mrs.
Lang; second, Mrs. Munson and
Lcdr. Munson, third, Lcdr. Lytle
and 1t. (jg) Pau.
First East-West was a tie be-
tween Mrs. Leahy Mrs. West and
Mrs. MacManus Mrs. Hawkins,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Foy were
third.
The club will resume its activi-
ties with a new series on WedneS-
day January 5.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
2ia .
Girl Scouts
Together

intermediate Girl Scout Troop 1S
celebrated its first birthday with a
party given by mothers of troop
members at the Woman'S Club on
Thursday night.
The girls entertained their mo-
theirs by singing some Girl Scout
songs and Brownie Scouts Carol
Fuller and Robin Jones, sang "The
Brownie Song"
Santa Claus decorations for the
mantel were made by members Of
Troop 1S.
Girl Scout colors of green and
yellow were carried out in the de-
corated birthday cake inscribed
with Happy Birthday, Troop 1S." !"
A yellow cloth and green and
yellow candles were used on the ia
BILE which was centered with the
birthday cake.
The troop will hold its first Court
Of Awards early next year when
the girls will be advanced to Sec
ond class rank.
Troop 18 is sponsored by the Key
West WOman's Club and led by
Mrs. Winston Jones.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

until she is at least IS. Her moth
er has given her permission to
date when she is Is.
She wants to be a nurse or a
Girls Club director because she
''likeS to take care of people"
Says she:
"Pd like to be a baby nurse
because I've taken care Of the
younger children at home and I
like it."
Her baby sitting has heen in
addition to being diShwasher and
dishdryer for the family as well
as being chief mate in the kitchen
and with regular home chores.
She plans to work this summer
and put the money away for her
future education. Betty would like
to have nice wardrobe although
she says "most kids down South
are wearing tight wool skirts and
heavy bobby socks as sort of a
uniform. She curls her own hair
and wears ipstick occasionally,
but no powder.
elue-sysd, ssndy-hsired Betty
Sue sdores the movies, her favor.
ties being Clark Gable and Mari
Iyn Monroe. Her requirements for
. boyfriend run 70 fits Gable type:
polite, courteous and fun TO be
with.
At 125 lbs, the 5 #. 3 in. Betty
Lou watches her weight. She must
put reins on her yen for sugar.
spice and everything nice from
the bakery shop. She has been
concentrating on ballet which she
says helps Tighten up the alb
dominal muscles" AP News
feature
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

A Sardine can also make an et-
fectlve shadow box to hand on a
nursery wall. This is done by past
ing any pretty little picture cut
from magazine to the bottom Of
the can, punching two holes in the
top edge and looping a piece #
ribbon thrugh them, TO hang up
the shadow box. The same idea
may be used TO make reflector or
namentS for the Christmas tree.
A toy wheelbarrow is another
easy toy TO make. Using the empty
bottom of the washed sardine can,
attach lollypop sticks handles to
each side with transparent tape,
and use two buttons for the wheels
IN front, This may be painted
bright red or green, or left in its
original shiny state.
These are only few ideas. Sar-
dine can wagons are fun to make
by attaching cardboard or button
wheels and lollypop stick handles.
Three or four OF these make a
train.
But the chief value of these do
it-yOurself toys is that they keep
the small fry busy and happy dur
ing the hurly burly of Christmas
preparations. And they'll be proud
to give their playmateS toys they
have made themselves - AP News
features.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
Annex Vices Help
Greek Child At
Christmas Fete

The members of the Naval Al
mex Officers Wives Club gathered
at Fort Taylor on Tuesday morn
ing, December IA for their regu-
lar monthly meeting.
The hostesses Van Enander, Ca
rol Kirk, Barbara Church and Bar
bara Hunter served refreshments
from table charmingly decorated
with a centerpiece of driftwood
and Christmas ornaments surround
ed by candles.
Christmas gifts were exchanged
and benefit was held to raise
funds for Matthew, the Greek child
who is partially supported by the
Nval Annex Officers Wives Club.
A new member of the club, Lilly
Mahoney, was introduced and well
coined by members. Mesdames
Lovejoy, Nichols and Flannery
were guests at this meeting.
Committee members submitted
their reports and Helen Sherman
reminded members of the Poincia-
ma Ball at Fort Taylor tonight and
the formal dance planned for New
Years Eve.
Hostesses for next months meet.
ing will be Randy Holbrook, Gay
Becken, Kay Walters and Peggy
Weeks.
At this meeting a new co-chair.
man will be elected to take office
on February l.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
WOn,an's Club To
Haze Christmas
Program Tuesday

The Woman's Club will have its
annual Christmas party on Tues
day, December q.
The program under the direction
of Mrs. Lee Goddard, fine arts
chairman, will begin at 800 pm.
in the Barn Theatre.
Mrs. Goddard and her committee
have planned very lovely and un-
usual program this year, and the
party following is one of the events
that the members of the club look
forward to each year.
Guests of members and visiting
clubwomen are cordially invited.
Mrs. Ray Byrns, club president,
has called very important board
meeting for 2:45 p. m. preceding
the party. All board members are
urged to be present.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
Christmas Party
|Giuen BY Ladies
|Of The Knights

The Ladies of the Knights held
their first annual Christmas party
on Thursday night. The festivities
began with cocktails at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fradette
on Olivia Street.
The Fradette's home was beau
tifully decorated in a Yuletide mo-
tif for the occasion.
The thirty guests present were
served Trader Joe Gibbons"
punch prepared by Dee O'Brien,
and the Christmas hors d'oeuvres
were made by Jeanette Davis and
Pat Van Eeopel.
After cocktails, the entire party
left for Raul's where they enjoyed
a steak dinner followed by dancing.
The Christmas decorations of
Brazilian pepper and hibiscus
were arranged by Mary McCurdy.
General chairman of the affair
was Joan Purcell.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
MRS. JAMES CAIN
ARRIVES FROM
SAN DIEGO. CAL.

Mrs. James H. Cain, wife of Com
mander Cain, arrived Wednesday
from San Diego, California for 4
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas
E. Roberts at her home at 1907
Fleming Street.
This is Mrs. Gains first visit to
the Island City in seven years and
she marvels at the changes since
her last visit.
Mrs. Cain is the sister of Effie
Roberts Perez of this city.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
H5F1n To Make Tin Can T0,y

Christmas is time when every
member of the family should share
in the joy of giving. Even the kin
dergarten set will have more fun
if they can help with the prepara-
tionS.
While Nom and Pop are busy
with holiday shopping, little John
ny and Mary can have a wonder
full time making toys for their
friends out of such utilitarian OBJ
jects as Sardine cans.
The bright shiny tins in which
domestic sardineS are packed
make the basis for any number OF
simple toys, easy for the youngest
children to make. It's up to Nom
to scrub out the empty tins after
the tops are removed, and to be
sure the tins are from domestic
Maine pack sardines, since these
have no jagged edges, and all
printing is on the top, which comes
off smoothly when the tin is open
ed with a wheel type opener.
Any little girl would love a tiny
doll basSinet made from a sardine
can. First remove the top and
throw it away. Then carefully wash
the tin and attach half circle Of
twisted picture wire to each side
of the can with cellophane tape.
Next cut two circles of cardboard
for the wheels and attach them to
the sides, also with tape. Now
make gathered flounce of a scrap
of pink or blue fabric and tie it
firmly around the edges of the can
with a piece of ribbon. Make the
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
HOLIDAY FOR SUBS

Submarines on Squadron's and
IL are in holiday upkeep. All op-
erations have been completed until
Jan. 8, 1855.
Personnel on each submarine
have been given the choice of witch
holiday they wanted. The ones who
chose Christmas went on leave the
early part of December. Those who
selected New Years will leave next
week.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
.FAWTU Wives Set
Holiday Festivity

A gala Christmas party to cele-
brate the holiday season will be
given by the FAWTU Officers
Wives Club on Tuesday night, Dec
ember % at 8 o'clock.
The party will be held at the
Junior Chamber of Commerce Club
house on Flagler Avenue.
Betty Bruffey and her committee
have promised a festive evening
and would like to see as many as
possible turn out for the affair.
Members who have not been con-
tacted are asked to call Mrs. Bruf-
fey at 2-5O26 for further details.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
APPLY TO WED

R. C. Cannon, 22, USS Chivo, and
Dorothy Seabrook, %, S11 Thomas.
F. R. Medina, %, Marine Ba--
racks, and Malvina Placencia, 16,
311 Catherine.
T. E. Leo, USS Bushnell, and AL,
va Rodriguez, II, 500 Olivia.
P. l.. Sullivan, 30, I'll South, and
Bernadette Shatalsky, Is, Shenan-
doah, Pa.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
BIRTHS
Knowles Have Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Knowles,
Jr., Keesler Air Force Base, Bill
oxi, Mississippi, are the parents oi
7 pound, 2 ounce girl born on
December IS. She has been named
Susan Joleen.
Her paternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Knowles, Sr., re-
side at IF Porter Place. The baby
is their first grandchild.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

TOYS FROM TINS-The toys
sketched are easy TO make from
empty domestic sardine cans.
They are: doll bassinet, shadow
box and miniature wheelbar-
row.
hood of the bassinet by shirring
the edge of a piece of the same
fabric and sewing it to the wire
with tiny stitches. Make a little
sheet and pillow to fit the can, and
place a tiny baby doll inside.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

active in its Junior American Cit
izen Club and is a Junior leader,
aiding the young children.
Like most Southern girls Betty
has lots of boy-appeal. She has
.touite q few boyfriends" although
she says she is too young to
date" Southern girls, she says.
count as boyfriends the boys they
know. But they "get married
voune. sometimes at 49," says
aetty who has decided to wait
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

Americans use about II billion
gallsons of water a day for domes-
tic purposes.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
Holiday Decorations FEATURED At
BPW Party; Mrs. White Is Speaker

Holly Christmas stockings galy decorated the Women Club
Duva Street for the annual Business and Professional Wom
ems Christmas party Wednesday evening.
During brief business meeting that preceded the party two
new members Hazel Clements Madeline voted
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
Saturday, December , 1854 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN p.s.
Club Calendar

Publicity ehairmen for organizations listed in the Club
Calendar requested notify the society editor If there
has been change the REGULAR date. time place
of meetings calendar will be all
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PROPOSALS

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION = Ma
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D.. c.. February II, 1954.-Sealed
bids bids wiz n be RECEIVED At tie 9eo Di{ss
Park, Washington 8. b c. until 5
then opened for furnishing mate
rails and performing work for ex-
tension Of the present steam main
at t. the National zooloEical, Pa Park ar!. in
copies OF which may be obtained
at the Directors once. lie
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Proposals for construction Of Alex
andria High School located on Semi
nary Road At Valley Lane, Alex
andria, Virginia. will be received by
sIes school ~ Bear o OF A " saSt
Williams, AIS S. washington Street,
Alexandria, Virginia, until 700
PM, Eastern Standard Time. March
IL. 1854. at which time they will be
publicly opened and read. Copies OF
the D9a Vs SPECIFIC tions, and
are on file and open to inspection
at the ONCE OF the Superintendent
OF Alexandria Schools. Sets of docu-
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Reeistercd Architects, Fairfax and
Montgomery SITS. Alexandria. Vir-
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Tor the tlrst two sets II within 80
DAYS after. ultimate time set for re-
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Indamaged. deposit Will be refunded
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same within 30 DAYS after ultimate
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Each bidder shall be required to sub
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drawn for a period Of 80 days after
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any or all bids and waive formal
as Contractors in the Common
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Chapter :. Code of Virginia, 1850,
which requires evidence of a certifi-
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a general or subcontract Of $50. 900
requirement the bidder will place on
the outside of the envelope contain
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

D, c. GOVERNMENT, Feb. ), l954-
me commissioners of the District
OF Columbia will hold a public hear
Ing in the Board Room Room 500.
Streets. NV, on MONDAY. March NAY
10. 1854, at 10 o'clock am, to
consider the following proposed
regulations and increase OF the ex-
animation fee to be paid by appli-
cants for a license to practice veter-
mary pedieine; 1, Proposed Rules
Licensing Of Undertakers and Ap-
prentice Undertakers. =, Proposed
Rules and Regulations for the Gov
eminent of Riparian Rights and
Water Privileges in the District OF
Columbia. 3. Proposed amendment
OF the RefriEeration and Air Con-
ditionins Regulations to REQUIRE the
use Of q water-saving device in con-
nection with each conditioning
system, OF more than five t5l COM
presSor horsepower, installed after
the effective date Of the amendment
&, Proposed amendment Of Article
7o2-03g of the 1851 Building Code
to permit certain metal partitions
to be used for public corridor par
titions in buildings of fire-resistive
construction. the occupancy of which
may be termed "low-hazard" 5. A
Proposed increase in the examina-
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license TO practice veterinary
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N0rfh S-lASI


IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District OF Columbia,
In re: Estate Of Iva Brist De
ceased. -Administration No. s3-453.
ORDER FIXING NEW DATE FOR
TRIAL AND PROVIDING FOR PUB
L1CATION.--The notification as to
the trial OF the issues in this case
the deceased having been returned
as to the nonresident heirs OF the
deceased Not to be found" 1t is,
by the Court. this 25th day Of Janu-
airy, 1854, ORDERED. That said is
sues be set down. for trial on the
:S Day Of March: 1884 and that
issues be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the wash
lngton Law Reporter and twice q
week for the same period in The
WASHINGTON Evening Star. the sub
stance Of said issues being as fol-
ceased. ever make ana execute. ac-
cording to law, q last will and tesla
ment? .. II the decedent. Iva Brist,
did make and execute. according to
law, q last will and testament, what
was the date of said last will and
testament? ,. II the decedent, Iva
ing to law. last will and tesla
ment. was she Of sound and dispos-
ing mind and capable OF executing
q valid deed or contract when she
executed said will? 4 II the de-
cedent, Iva Brist, did make and
execute. according to law. a last
will and testament, has said original
Will been found since her death?
). II your answer TO Issue No. is
No" then is the instrument intro
dueed in evidence in this cause, pur-
porting 10 be a copy of the last will
and testament Of Iva Brist deceased,
N fact, true copy of said will?
8. II the accident. Iva Brist, did
make and execute, according to Law.
last will and testament. which you
nave identified. was said last will
AND testament destroyed by said de-
cedent with intent to revoke the
Brist, did make and execute, accord
ina TO law, last will and tesla
ment, which you have identified, did
said will and testament remain Un-
revoked at the time OF her death?
:: II your answer to Issue No. Is
Yes. and If your answer 10 Issue
No. ) is No" then what were the
p,rayISions e said viii? IS Ed
WARD M. CURRAN, Judge. Seal
a True Copy. Attest MELVIN j.
MARQUES. Deputy Register OF Wills
1or the District of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court
iocT % fnR lnI
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