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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
CMI, St. Joseph's Mothers Club
Is Told Of Comic Book Menace

Club of the Convent of Mary Josephs
held its regular monthly meeting last
ence RADON, president, presiding.
business session started introduced Allen
Bonamy president the Student Council Convent
They spoke the campaign
Council against obscene and horror comic books
cooperation combating this the youth of TODAY
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Weisants Have Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Arnold
Weigant, 632 Whitehead, are the
parents of a baby girl born Nov
cmber 16. The baby, who weighed
six pounds, eight and one half oun-
ces at birth, has been named Bren-
da Lynn. t.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23

Evening snack: mix grated
cheddar cheese and deviled ham
and use as sandwich filling. Butter
the outsides of the sandwiches and
toast under the broiler.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Naval Hospital
Births
Baby Girl Horne

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baker Hor-
ne, 55O-D Poinciana, are the par
ents of a baby girl, who was born
November II. The baby has been
named Angela Elaine. She weigh
ed five pounds, IA ounces at birth.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Baby Boy sarinas

Mr.. and Mrs. Ceferino Santa
guel Sarinas, 222-C Poinciana, are
the parnts of a son who was born
November 16. The baby who weigh
ed eight pounds, IL ounces at birth,
has been named Renato Cesar. His
paternal grandparents live in Ca,
vite, Philippine Islands.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23

Roast lamb on the menu for
Sunday dinner. You can make a
mint sauce for it by couple of
tablespoons of water and a couple
of teaspoons of cider vinegar to a
half cup of mint jelly; stir the jelly
mixture over low heat until it dis
solves. ..E9st4
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
ASTAIRE SCHOOL HAS
TRANSPORT SERVICE

Fred Astarie School of Dance, at
534 Duval ST., has started its pupil
transportation service.
A new station wagon will be used
to call for and return children
from their lessons.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Service
Notes
Dale Page

Dale H. Page, seaman, USN, OF
Marathon, Fla, is scheduled to re-
turn to San Diego, California, on
Nov. 10 aboard the attack aircraft
carrier USS Philippines Sea from
an eight month cruise in the Far
East.
The carrier and her air groups
were off the communist held IS
land of Hainan during the rescue
operations Of survivors of the down.
ed British Cathay airliner.
More than xty-thousand miles
were Travelled during the cruise.
Visits were made to ports In the
Philippine Islands, Japan and at
Hong Kong, British Crown Colony.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
George Stone

Army PFC George Stone, 2l, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l. Stone, re-
Gently completed the small arms
course at the Eighth Army Ordn-
ance School in Seoul, Korea.
Stone, a truck driver in the 2Sth
Transportation Truck Company, ar
rived overseas last January from
an assignment at Fort Story, Va.
Before entering the Army in
March 1858, he was a machinist's S
apprentice at the Norfolk (Va.) Ma
val Shipyard.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
THIS N THAT
NJ HAZEL UNDERWOOD

be frightened by you. .--Esther
Baldwin York. Food For Thot.
Have You Ever Thought OF
Bridal showers A. Being
VloiouaP
For years we have heard pso-
ple bring In the little white en-
velopes open them and say, mo,
not another shower. wedding,
graduation. first baby, first
grandchlld. christening. or what
have your
The one who gTumblsd had for.
gotten how thrilled ahs was the
day her bridesmaid gave a shower
for her and she counted over fifty
very lovely Rifta, That IL life II Ia
q vicious sycle that some day will
be broken because the majority OF
newlyweds cannot affort 10 buy
gifts for months and years to
come, but II you accept the kind
meas and gifts from your friends
II Ia no moro than right and fair
that you do As much a. possible
for them.
II times were like they used "a
be, the bride used to receive quite
a few shower gifts from the "fivV
and dime and loved them. NOT
now The shower gifta. 40 W.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

hitter experience. you win need
not only q philosophy Of nfes you
Will need q faith TO live by.
We need q self we can live with.
Every problem that staggers the
minds and hearts Of men today be-
gins with the Individual: The race
question, the atomic bomb and
the issues of peace or war are but
q few
No one can possible be at peace
with his fellowman until he Is at
peace with himself. No man can
possibly be at peace with himself
until he Is at peace with God.
We need a purpose to live for,
We need not look far to find a
purpose to live for. It Is directly
before our eyes.
I'VE condensed these para
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

| personal. miscellaneous. linen or
kitchen"
In this case an invitation win
fean nothing taxing 70 the pocket
book. but the girls" win attend
the shower. and everyone viii en-
Joy the affair; even the bride to
be for later. when she IL invited to
her first shower, she knows all
she will have 10 do IL wrap up her
lou gift"
We know some Of you win not
agree. but II Ia such Q good idea,
perhaps there win be one brave
group who might try II and II they
do, IL win be worth the time Il
took preparing Il.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
Character

Character
To live AZ gently a. can
To be. no matter where, a man.
To take what comes. Of good or
III,
And cling to faith. and honor still.
To do my best and let that stand
The record Of my brain and hand,
And then II failure comes to me,
SIN work and hope for victory.
Tofhave no secret place wherein
! stoOp unseen 10 shame or sin.
To be the same when I'm alone
AZ where my every deed IL known.
To walk undaunted. unafraid
OF any step that ! have made,
To be with out pretense or sham,
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Exactly what men think / am.
Anon.
Building Character


Rev. DT. John Sutherland Bon
neil. In an article printed In Think
magazine said, AT no time In our
history II Is more important that
we should be morally reinforced
to meet the strain Of difficult days
There are three requirements
necessary to the establishment Of
reSolute. enduring character. A
faith TO live by. a self you can live
with. and a purpose to live for.
A mans character il shaped and
moulded by his convictions. II Is
important what YOU BELIEVE.
When the day Of adversely
dawns. when life tumbles in. when
your soul L. tried in the fires Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

have heard, are about RS sEpen-
Aivs a. the wedding gifts.
The bride II happy to give q
shower gift when she receives an
invitation from a friend. but the
bride Of q few months or a year
win tell you how her husband re-
acts when the small white snvel-
opes turn up In their mail box
In large numbers!
Ills heart says buy the gift by
all means. but no knows they can
not afford 10 upset" their budget.
They have taken on obligations
and every penny Ia spent before
Ia earned" which IL also a bad
thing to do.
Mr.. Charles Pierre wrote in
Your Life In 1883 that he has a
system that Ii quite simple and
should be very enjoyable, This IL
Il: Those girls who lnstigRte the
gathering Of friends Of the bride
TO be may continue a. before to
dress up the living room, cover
tho umbrella, make several dozen
"one bite sandwiches and concoct
some notwithstanding excuse
for getting the victim" around To
the house whore the shower II to
be held.
Instead 81 actually buying a
gift. each invited girl will bring
an interestingly wrapped box in
side Of which win be a specially
prepared lou form, specifying a
gift appropriate 90 tho type OF
nhNygaP Tha naunaA uifR NAV he
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
Making Others Happy

Making Others Happy
Making other people happy.
Helping hearts TO smile q bit.
That's the only real solution
To know life. the best Of II.
Though your tears are large and
many
And your heart has known its
its pain,
Back Of all the gloomy shadows
You will find the sun again.
Helping others with your kindness
Cannot help but brighten you
For In giving Of yourself
There's nothing more that you
can do.
Harold A aandatrom, In
Friendly Cheer.
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graphs from the Originally =.

graphs from the Originally.
Kind hearts are gates that ope
with ease
To very. very little keys,
And don't forget that two are
these
Il thank you sir" and II you
please"
This IL So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

Tlly. whose boy friend was
among the els who rushed Mari
lyn Monroe over in Korea, writes
to ask his commanding officer TO
try out some Of that brain-wash-
ing on him, or at least clean up
his mind a little.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
On RuIIiInR Character

II has been well said that per-
sonality II like a Signboard which
attracts attention but which any
strong March wind may topple.
Whereas character Ia more like
unnotced but sturdy concrete
foundation under a akyscraper."
Both are built by man. The dif-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
Tho Helping Heart

II no one ever needed our love
and our help, how droaFy. how
lonely. how selfish would be this
life! We all require at somo time
the aympathy and counsel that
others can give, Likewise. each Of
~ can be- q ''lifS-aaveF' TO some
one else In his time Of Advcrsity.
the helping hand Ia but the out.
ward manifestation OF the help
ing heart =. To-day be on the
lookout for those whose hvea can
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

ference lies In depth and permAn-
encs. How are you and l building
Esther Baldwin York.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

LESS THAN Sc A cory By NAIL
we DO JOB PRINTING Too'--
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Line. We Have Rnah

Lines We Have Read
II we neglected our commercial
affairs like we neglect our spirit
ual affairs we would soon be bank
rupt. In Information.
Even II you can't win, make
the man ahead OF you break the
record. William J. o'Reilly, in
Your Life.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

One learns manner from those
who have nons.--PerEian Proverb.
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VVlsOaI

If tOdaya average American ls
confronted with an hour Of leisure.
he IL likely TO palpitate with PAN
&c. An hour Of nothing 10 dol So he
jumps into a other and into a car
and starts driving off fiercely in
pursuit Of dIversionl Don Her
old.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

have heard, are about n expei
Aivs a. the wedding gifts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

be frightened by you. Father
Baldwin York, Food For Thot.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
Questions And Answers
About Income Tax

for each. Many taxpayers find that
their allowable deductions, if ite.
miZed, would not amount to as
much as the standard deduction.
HOME OWNERS DEDUCTIONS
Question: In preparing your 1858
income tax return, what about de.
auctions for home owners. who oft.
en- pay a lot OF interest and real
estate taxes?
Answer: They often find it ad.
yantageouS to itemize their deduc.
tons rather than take the standard
deduction. OF course, If they do
itemize, they can, in addition ia
the deductions for interest and real
estate taxes. claim such items as
charitable contributions. certain los.
ses and, in some cases, a portion
of their medical expenses so that
their total allowable deductions
may be considerably in excess OF
ten percent Of their income.
The address Of your District Di.
rector of Internal Revenue is RIM.
2oI P. o. Bldg. The telephone mum.
Der is 2-7933.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24

Business BOOms

LEAVENWORTH. Kan. H -
Paul Parker. one Of the nations
largest merry-go-ground manufac-
turers. says he doesn't know
whether general business condi.
tons around the country are good,
bad or medium. but in merry. 20.
rounds it's booming.
Since the first of the year, he's
produced three and has orders for
Is more. That may not sound like
lot Of orders. but in his line
it's mighty good. Last year. for
example, his total production was
four.
81 got used to just sort Of rock
ing along" be said. For years
the merry-go-round business was
just $3.50. Then-bang-it raises
up and hits me in the face"
There's no immediate expia.
nation but Parker is well aware
merry go rounds-the business.
that is--have their ups and downs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
The STANDARD DEDUCTION

Question: What about my de.
auctions?
Answer: Well, il you are not sure
whether or not YOU are going to
claim the standard deduction, YOU
should bring in receipted tax bills,
receipts for interest paid and med.
iical expenSeS-any evidence that
you may have to prove your de-
auctions.
Question: What are the advan,
tages Of the standard deduction?
Answer: II eliminates the tasl
of listing deductions and saves
time and effort in auditing returns
A substantial ma ority OF taxpay.
erS claim it and save money.
Question: How do save money
by claiming the standard deduc
ton?
Answer: The standard deduction
lis ten percent of your lneome-bui
not more than 81 ,0O0-except for
married persons fling separately;
in the latter case, the limit is $500
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
Florida Will
Continue Use
Gamma ClObulin
MZ2ElI--.-.-e,

JACKSONVILLE A - Gamma
Globulin will continue TO be dis.
tributed and used by the Florida
State Board Of Health as a polio
preventive, Wilston T. Sowder,
state health officer, said Monday.
He made the announcement after
members of special polio COM
mittee reported in Washington they
could find no evidence that Gam
ma Globulin had an effect In pre-
venting polio or making it less
severe.
eve were assured by competent
medical authorities that gamma
globulin was safe to use and that
it was believed to offer some short
term protection against polio" DR..
Sowder said. Son that basis the
State Board of Health agreed to
participate in field studies of its
use, along with number Of other
states.
I'VE have served as a diStribu-
ting agency in line with recon-
mendations of the National Re-
search Council and the u. S. Pub
lie Health Service. We have tried
to determine the effectiveness
wh9e it has been used in Florida
but it has been difficult to come to
a clear decision as to its value.
1--WE will, of course, continue
distribution of such gamma globu.
lin supplies we receive for polio
preventive use, pending further
word from the U. S. Pubic Health
Service and the other agencies in.
volved," he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
to four questions of interest 10
former servicemen and their fam
lilies:
Q. I am a disabled World War
| II veteran, and I'm just finishing
on-the- job training under Public
Law is. After | complete 1t. I'm
supposed to get two months sub
Sistence pay from VA. Right now,
because of the wages l receive
my subsistence has been reduced
from my employer. Will my TIVE
months VA pay also be at the
reduced rate?
| A. No. Your two months post
Rehabilitation pay from VA will be
at the full rate, regardless Of the
fact that now you are getting less
than that each month because OF
your income.
@. I have a service-connected
disability that is rated at 20 per-
cent by VA. The other day / went
to take a physical examination for
commercial life insurance, and was
told / couldn't get it because I'm
considered totally disabled for in
Surance purposes. Shouldn't my
VA rating be increased?
A. Not necessarily. II could be
increased Only if II is shown that
your service-connected disability
increased in severity. For insur-
ance purposes, there may have
been other nonService disabilities
which resulted in their finding
of total disability. Also. insurance
criteria for determining total dis.
ability may not be the same as
VA criteria for compensation.
/ @. I'm a CT Bill trainee and
I've Just moved. notified my 10
cal VA Regional Office OF my new
address 50 that III continue TO re-
lceive CT training allowances with
out delay. | also held CT irsura-co
Should also notify my VA Dis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24

clones. hacerlo en- barcos. diSfru-
tando del aire yodado del mar v
de todos los exparcimientos que
poSeen eSoS barcos de9icadoS al
transporte de turiStaS en- TODD Ell
mundo.
0jala que nueStras palabras sean
estimulantes para los que pueden
'hacer algo, en- favor de csc SER
|vicio. que seria provechoso y de
grandes utilidadeS para ambOS
PASSES, sirviendo ademas, para
estrechar mas aun los lazos de
afecto existentes va entire amhos
PASSES.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24


GOT my drink OF water, and
returned 10 bed, but again not
to sleep. This time I had other
things TO keep me awake.
Foremost, of course, was the
scene / had just witnessed. What
had Lee and Beau and the third
man, whoever he was, been doing
downstairs in the middle of the
night? Why had Pick been stand
ing among the shadows at the
mead OF the stairs, as though she
was IN some way concerned in
what went on below? And why,
after the three men had gone out
INTO the hall. had the light re-
manned burning?
All at once it seemed 10 me that
there had been something sinister
about the whole occurrence. And
that. IN turn, recalled a series of
minor mysteries that had been
piqulng my curiosity earlier.
In order to keep my mind from
gong around in circles, / tried
weaving all these apparently dis
connected happenings into a story.
AT last / fell asleep. but only TO
have a fantastic nightmare in
which Claude sat back on his
heels and howled at the moon.
Presently the sound became so
loud that 1t Weakened me. Then !
realized that although the rest of
my dream had stopped. the howl
ing continued Only it wasn't a
howl. | recognized il as a woman $
hysterical screaming.
sat up in bed. to discover that
Bobby had already risen and was
IN the act of opening the door.
Whats happened?'T asked her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
NOTAS CUBANAS
por RAoUL ALpIzAR Pogo

servicio. No basta que Sc Olga y
Sc repita que va Sc tiene TODD liSto
etc. etc. Hay que probar que Sc
tiene en- realidad y que las end-
dades que Sc Senalen como reSpon-
sables, merezcan TODD ell credito
que negocio de esta envergadura
merece.
Lo peor del case es, que sc ha
venid0 diciendo en- TODD el pals,
que ell ferrie estaba dand0 Wales.
A nuestra Oficina han llegado
cartas de distintos lugares de los
EstadoS Unidos. preguntandonos ell
itinerario del ferrie. pues habian
leido en- algun magazine que va
csc Servicio estaba implantado.
HemoS tenido que deSmentir esa
noticia y advertirle a nuestro so.
licante, que no Siempre sc debe
de poner atencion a las cosas que
vemoS publicadas.
Esa propaganda. a nuestro juieio,
ha perjudicado, en- vez de bene-
ficiar, a los prom0tores de tales
empresas de transporte. Porque ha
dadO lugar, a que nadie absolute
mente crea en- la posibilidad del
negocio y qLe todos los que
pudieran adqlirir acciones, bonos,
ETC., tengan ell tenor de que al
final, ell negocio carezca de la
serledad necesaria y clio redunde
en- perdidas economics de algun
montante respectable.
NoSotros, que conocemos TODD
cuant0 Sc ha realizado en- favor
del eStablecimiento del servicio de
ferry entire Key West y puertos de
Cuba. podemos asequrar que,
hasta ell instante en- que estas
notas son escritas. no hay MIN
guna p0sibilidad de que csc SER
vicio sea implantado. Tod0 cuanto
Sc ha dicho. sc reduce a proyectos,
muy honorables. 81 Sc qliere. pero
solo papeles y papeleS. sin que
hasta ahora sc haya podido probar
que hay una empresa de solven-
cia economical, dc garantias de
seriedad, que haya tornado a su
cargo realizar TODD cuanto sea
menester, para lograr la realiza.
cion de tan necesario anhelo.
Lo demas es pura illusion. Per-
sonas de buena fe, dispuestas o
trabajar en- este asunto, dedican
tai vez, algunas horas de su labor.
en- provecho de la realization del
eitado servicio. Pero. de ESQ a que
haya positivas posibilidades de ser
eStableciddo en- este ano, hay
mucha distancia.
Seria IN ideal para los cubanos
Y. especialmente para la Comisi6n
Nacional del Turismo de Cuba,
poder darle ell visto bueno y
respaldar con toda su enorme
Influenza, a qulen surgiera de-
mostrando la capacidad necesaria
para enfrentarse con este negocio.
Porque acaSo 81 en- Cuba, tanto o
mas que en- este querido Cayo. hay
millares, por no decir millones de
personals, avidas de venir a este
pals. trayendo sus propioS carros.
Y nuestra experienced de muchos
amos nos dice que hay ina gran
parte de la poblacion de ambos
paises. que reconoce Ell admirable
y eficiente servicio que prestan las
Compania del servicio aereo, pero
que prefieren, al salir de vaca-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24

Editor The Citizen
The members of the Key West Artists Group would
like to take this opportunity of thanking you and Mr.
Cobb for the excellent job of reporting done before and
during Annual Street Fair.
We do feel that the success of this years event was
due in great measure to your cooperation.
Sincerely
Toni Harms, Director
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24

As though her legs had refused
TO support her, she collapsed.
and would have pitched head
long IL Lewis Have had noe
sprung forward 10 catch her.
Staggering a trifle under her
weight. he carried her into thu
nearer drawing room.
Then for the first time. vas
able 20 see what IL was at which
the others had been staring. IL
was Claude. lying face down
ward upon the floor. His left arm
was outfiung. while his right
was partly under him rs though
he were reaching for his grand
fathers sword. the hilt OF which
protruded from beneath his night
side.
But there was something ease
that was visible at his right side,
II was dark red stain. that
gllStened wetly against the pol
lShed surface of the door.
( Beau turned around slowly.
\ found him" he said He
must nave trippSd on ms sword.
tried 10 withdraw il from has
belt as he felt himself going of
S bslsnce' and fallen on the
At this point Lewis Kaye re-
turned 10 the hall.
Someone had better 20 Ia
there and stay with her" he
said. jerking his head toward
the room he had just LEFT.
He waited until Pick had o.
Scended the stairs and gone into
the drawing room where her
aunt was. "And now" he con-
tinued, y suppose the next
thing TO do Is 20 notify the
sheriff and the coroner."s
tie be eonsinuedl
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trict Office, which is In another
state?
A. You should also notify your
VA District Office Of your new
address. All you need to do is
write your new address on the flap
OF the premium envelope you re-
eeive regularly from VA.
Q. I'm in a VA hospital, and
want 10 transfer TO another one.
VIII VA furnish me with transpor-
tation7
A. VA vii provide transportation
" II the transfer is approved