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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 81 hard-top sport coupe:
radio. heater, .-tone finish; clean
and in excellent condition; ST ,5a5.
Safe-Buy Guarantee. GRADY MO-
TORS. Lincoln Mercury, 1909 Wis
consin ave, OIL 4-7400. 10
MERCURY 1919 cdr. sedan. S4a5.
Radio and heater: excellent mechan-
ical condition: oper6rive. Wash
lngton's Oldest ana Largest Dodge
Plymouth Dealer, TREW MOTOR
co. 9th and Fla. ave. ne. Ii.
MERCURY 81 cpe.: cd. r. and h. !:
$500. HORNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
NASH 81 4-dr. sedan: priced to-
day at only S4a5; bank financing
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, 200I
NICHOLS ave. sc. -lo
NASH 90 Super 4,dr.: S599.
HORNER'S, 1929 MINI. ne. Ii.
l-9226,
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The Home of First Choice Used Cars
63l2 Gcorgia Ave. TU. 2-09ot
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HENRY J 80: Al cond.; r. and h.,
defroster: 4531 18th st. NV Ill
HlLLMAN MINK, 81. 4-door: beauti-
ful gray finish: heater; leather in
terror; and exception value only
S6S5. Easy terms. KENYON-PECK
CHEVROLET. 1898 Wilson blvd,
Arl, Va. ia. 2-9001. Open It'll $40.
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Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
DIVER MOTOR co,

2-tone finish: driven 1000 actual
mi. by original owner; rare buy at
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 81 Monterey sport coupe
beautiful orig. maroon with black
top. fully equip. with r and h..
signals and overdrive. leather seats:
LOT CLEARANCE. SOS trade and
bank finance balance. KIRK MOTOR
CO. 1000 Ga. ave. %
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr.; original blue
finish. low mileage; a 1-ownel
beauty. Only S195.
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
DIVER MOTOR CO.
THE Home OF First Choice Used Cars
63l2 Georgia Ave, TU. 10000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HUDSON 80 Pacemaker &c" sedan;
r and h.: AL cond.: $500. 500
down. TRIANGLE MOTORS Ford,

HUDSON 80 Pacemaker 90" sedan;
down. TRIANGLE MOTORS tFord)
300 r. !. ave. ne, DE. 2-6302.
HUDSON SO Wasp 4-dr.: fully
equipped, HYDRA. extra clean, 2-tone
WIsSINGER CHEVROLET CO, Sew
en- Corners. Falls Church. Va. JE.
2-1111.
HUDSON 81 Pacemaker a-door: r.
and h; only S545, low terms. trade
Car No 1904. MONROE FORD,
55l00 wisconsin ave; NV, Wo. g.
HUDSON 81 Commodore; r. and +, :,
feet: S695; HYATTSVILLE BUICK
1920 R. l. ave, Hyattsville. UN. A.
KAISER 1s4s de luxe sedan: spien.
did cond:: $3.50: terms, 50 down
ROPER" 18th and R. 1. ave. ne s.
KAISER so 4-dr. sedan; heater
cd; S349. HORNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne, at 18th. Ii
KAISER 1850 Traveller 4-dr. sedan,
excellent mechanical condition: looks
good; 1895. Washington,s Oldest
and Largest Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
ave. ne, Ii. 7-l732,
LINCOLN 81 sedan: radio, heater
HYDRA Matte power brakes, Wv
tires. custom seat covers. 4-wa,
pn"' Sc9t. 2-tone gray; clean and
ready. for the road; needs only 6
proud owner. S2.195. afe-BuI
Guarantee. GRADY MOTORS. Lin.
coin Mercury. 1909 Wisconsin ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
LINCOLN 40 Cosmo 4-dr; Sa99.
HORNER'S, 1929 MINI. Iae. LII.

LINCOLN 40 Cosmo 4-dr, S299.
HORNER'S, 1929 MINI. ise. LII.
1-9226.
LINCOLN SO Capri 4-dr.; pale green :;
power steering, seats. brakes and
windows: nylon and leather interior
10000 miles: must be seen; S2,295.
Call KE. 1885,. 3
LINCOLN "a Capri coupe; and
h; power windows. seats. steer
ing and brakes Chrome Continental
kit This car lists for s. 500. Driven
LESS than 1000 miles. Priced to sell
at So. 595 PENNY MOTORS 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne. LA. $4,000
MERCURY 40 4door: sparkling
green finish. equipped with r. and
h: See this beauty 4l,, today; Only 2d
LET, 1920 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va
MERCURY 81 club coupe; r. and h,
Sc; cleaning black low mileage;
owner; 1895. BOWMAN STuDE-
BAKER, 1900 Georgia ave, RIA.
6-1122 IL
NASH 81 Statesman 2-dr; original
I 2-tone finish: driven Al 600 actual
mi. by original owner; a rare buy at
Dodge Plymouth Dealer
DIVER MOTOR co.
The Home Of First Choice Used Cars"
63l2 Georgia Ave. tn. 10000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
March OF Dimes
Benefit Be
lGiUe1l Here

Plans for the annual March OF
Dimes benefit card party and
fashion show were made public To-
day by Mrs. JEFF knight, president
of Beta Sigma Pm sorority and
general chairman for the event.
Sponsored this year by the local
chapter of the sorority as one Cd
|its contributions to the fund rails.
ing campaign, the party has been
scheduled for Tuesday afternoon
January rs at 200 p. m. in the
patio Of Casa Marina Hotel.
The fashion show, which viii be
under the direction Of the Mar.Ed
Shop Of Key West and the Casa
Marina, with hair styles by Mango
of the Casa Marina, promises to
be the most glamorous of the sea.
son. Names OF models participat.
ing in the show viii be announced
lat a later date.
Tickets for the affair are now On
sale. Reservations are Immediately
available by calling Mrs. Joseph
Swan, 2-6860; Mrs. Cliff Peters,
2-3456 or Mrs. James McManus,
2-S262 after 1900 noon.
Those planning to attend are urg.
ed to make their reservations as
soon as possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13

Poinciana Elementary School.
"Bonayenkure Diary" Is the first
hand story Of that three-mile long
island lying three miles north Of
the Gaspe Peninsula in the Gulf
Of St. Lawrence. Here above red
sandstone cliffs, tremendous hord-
es OF crying. wheeling seabirds -
gannets, kittiwake guiis, INJURIES,
puffins and razor-billed aux -
make up one Of the greatest bird
cities on the North American con
tinent. In addition TO the bird col
ony, Mr.. Hermes takes Us through
the medium Of his lecture and this
color finn. through the rural beau
ty Of this lovely island with its old
world customs and traditions.
Sponsored jointly by the Monroe
County Audubon Society and the
National Audubon Society, Mr.. Her
mes and his 'Bonaventure Diary
win be a memorable event in the
five numbers Of this seasons Au-
dubon Screen Tours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
7oday25
Women

NEW YORK R-The weather.
and the travel habits Of American
women-are ruling factors in de-
signer Vera Msxwell's wearahle
and colorful collection Of spring
fashions.
The globe-trotting Vera explored
Denmar,. Austria and Bavaria TO
get inspiration for her current
series, and comes up with a dis.
|tinguished group Of Danish print
cottons, hand.woven flax linens
from Bavaria and Austrian details
such as green velvet collars o
linen coats.
Miss Maxwell, an inveterate
traveller herself, has concentrated
on travel costumes for q number
Iof years, featuring dress. and coat
combinations which can be
dressed up or down for various
occasions. This season her prize
outfit is straight coat Of chiffon
weight camels hair lined in a
liberty print silk matching the &C.
companying dress with adjustable
wraparound bodice in the fav6rite
Maxwell manner.
A suit of Bavarian handwoven
flax linen in natural color has a
blouse and jacket lining Of red
plaid cotton and a green velvet
collar. Another highlight is q loose
coat Of yellow linen with q Chinese
print, lined in solid color blue linen
to match the sheath dress that
goes with it.
Vincent Monte Sano makes news
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
|JGycees Announce
Plans For Euent
On January 80

The Junior Chamber Of Com
merce Of Key West announced to-
day that plans are about complete
for the annual Presidents Birth
day Ball staged for the March Of
Dimes.
The affair win be held az the
Casa Marina Hotel on Saturday
night, January 80, at 8 p. m.
Tickets have gone on sale and
are available from any Jaycee or
at Paul Sher's Jewelry Store, Lou's
Radio and Appliance Store and
The Cuba Shop. Table reservations
may be made by calling either the
Cuba Shop or 2-6S90.
A good floor show Is being plan
ned starring q nationally known
entertainer as headliner In addi.
ton to several other acts. Music
for the occasion win be furnished
by the Casa Marina Orchestra.
All proceeds from this affair viii
60 towards combating that dread
disease, polio. .
The committee is composed d
Harry knight, Sam Collins, Bot
Youmans, Limo Castro and Manual
Lopez.
The committee would like b
stress to the public that this year
there viii not be an auction held
during the evening.
Dress is optional with the excep'
ton of ties and coats being re
|quired for gentlemen.
The name of the headliner for
the floor show as well as the other
acts will be announced IN the very
near future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13

Pittman, R. La Sogga and Julius
Saunders.
Merle Deiand announced that the
Biology department Of Key Yves.
High School has collection Of
pressed, named specimens of sea-
weed which may be used as an
exhibit at the Flower Show.
Mrs. H. M. McCutchen, co-cf1air.
man Of the program committee,
distributed programs for the year.
The decoration chairman, Mrs.
B. c. Moreno, displayed a Wild
Passion Vine, and also dish gar
den which she designed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
Holy Name Society
Names Theme
For February

The Executive Committee Of the
Holy Name Society Of st. Mary,
Star of the Sea Church held an
executive board meeting at the
home of George Bonamy, Presi.
dent Of the Society.
Plans have been drawn up for
the month Of February, which viii
include a corporate communion at
1890 a. m. Mass on February Il
and breakfast Immediately after
the Noes Hall on Duval st.
The February theme OF the Soc
|iety is "God and Country"
The men attending the meeting
included George Bonamy, Robert
Van Eepoel, Gene Fredette, An.
tonic Martinez, Gene Halpin, Leon
ard McElveen and Joseph Fabre.
gas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13

II ENSAAASAS ANY FpSSt NS~N>AJ OSHAs
Many beautiful specimens OF
lphilodendron growing on totem
poles were shown by Mr.. Solomon.
He also spoke on the cultivation
lof hibiscus, roses and poinsettias;
and recommended various fertAiz-
| r formula to promote growth,
blossom and fruit.
Mrs. Roland Goulet presented
| the wide differences between In
Idividual plants that botanists clas-
lsify in the same family. A number
lof examples were cited but the
outstanding one was that between
the Sea Grape and the Coral Vine.
The business session was pre-
isided over by the clubs president,
Miss Hilda Cunniff. She announced
the titles of four new books on
flower arrangements, including
dried materials, which viii be use
ful for Flower Show entries. These
books are available at the Woman's
Club library on the Garden Club
shelf.
wallace B. Kirke, co-chairman
lof the Flower Show, gave a report
Iof current accomplishments. He
lsaid that work on the central struc-
Iture has progressed, but ne needs
the help of all members VINO are
interested in weaving coconus mat
ting. He also proposed three reso-
buttons 10 facilitate the work OF
the Flower Show committee. They
ARE:
| That there be an executive
committee of the Key West Flower
IShow consisting Of the Flower Show
Icl,airman. staging chairman, fin
ance chairman. president Of the
Garden Club and one addlnonai
member chosen at large. A quor-I
Ium shall consist of three.
2. That an inventory Of all Flow
Ter Show properties shall De made
| at the beginning Of preparations
for the Show, and another mven-l
tory be made at the end OF eacn
Flower Show.
8. That the executive commiuee,
which needs a working captal from
1.-The Garden Club, be granaeo a
fund of five hundred dollars.
All three resolutions were ap-
proved.
New members introduced to the
club by Mrs. Henry Sands. mem
Ibership chairman. included MIS-.
Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Mrs. Blanche
Hesse and Mrs. Hugh Whi1ams.
Guests Of the club were 4. B.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13

through Sunday, January 81.
First published as a serial in the
Saturday Evening Post (under the
title "And Then There We're Money!
and later as q book, ''Ten Little
indians" seems to prove that a
good writer with q knack for Great
Ing exciting suspenseful murder
tales can accomplish the blood
eurdling Job as well in one med.
FUN as another. Mrs. Christie's
play ran for two and a half years
when Il was first produced in Lon.
DON, and for over q year in New
York.
Often called ''the Greta Carlo
Of the literary world" Mrs. Chris
de dislikes being interviewed, and
even her publishers know little
about her. She lives very quietly
In England with her archeologist
husband and her daughter, whom
she considers her severest critics,
Having q great love for the de.
sert, she finds II an ideal place 10
write. She spends part OF every
year In Syria or Iraq, accompany.
ing her husband on expeditions.
An archaeological expedition is the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13

background of her popular "Mur-
der in Mesopotamia. !"
"Ten Little Indians which Is
being planned as one Of the lead
ing events Of the Key West Play
|er's season, is the story Of ten
guests Of an unknown host who has
invited them to q weekend party
at q sea and ck-bound estate off
the coast Of England, of the grue-
some deaths one after another OF
them suffer, and the terrified at.
tempts OF the remaining doomed
members TO find the murderer
among them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13

Here's a way to dress up thai
gingerbread you've made from {
handy package. Soften q small
package of cream cheese and gra
dually add enough light cream Of
homogenized milk to make it fluff
Ify; now mix in some chopped mar
aschino cherries, sliced dates and
nutmeatS. Put generous spoonful
of this delicious topping on each
square of warm gingerbread as YOU
serve ii.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
BY Dorothy Roe

with loose, soft coats that achieve
fullness by means Of box pleats
falling from shoulder yokes, some,
times belted in just below the
shoulder blades.
Belted suits are important In
the Monte Sano spring collection,
one recurrent model having a soft
shirt top belted at the natural
waistline.
Black and navy silk coats, fitted
or loose, are important in this
collection, as they are throughout
the New York wholesale market.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR
w DNESDAY. januaYv 1afh


looo-Elee Training Group. owc place to be announced
1O:0O-FAWTU OWC place to be announced
lo:oo-Navy Wives Club, No. s. CPO Club US Navel Sson
-uned Daughters Of the Confederaey place be announ
ced -
7Hey West Ar and Historical Society place 10 be
I:3o-Junior Debs, at Womans Club
so" hne Bodies, at Scottish Rite Temple
so-Pos No. =. American Legion at Legion Home stock Is
s e:W-Sacerdotsas Del Hcgar No. l. sls Elizabeth St.
0 80. r: o. DOES Drove g. the Elks Club Annex
oW-Junlor Chamber Of Commerce at the Clubhouse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
MONROE COUNTY PTA
MEETS January 20

Monroe County Council PTA VIII
meet at Poinciana School Wednes-
day January 20th at Isis p. m.
Luncheon viii be served at the
high school cafeteria q HAS.
Please cali the president Of your
IPTA or Mildred FeitoO fcr reser-
pations bofore January Iolh. i Is
hoped thsro W be Largo asAsA
dance at the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
Happy Birthday

CHICAGO R-Birthdsys wiz b
extra special in the future for
1000 Chicago electrical workers.
They VIII get the day off from
work with fun pay.
Michael F. Darling, president Of
Local 1881, ALL international
Brotherhood of Electrical Work.
ers. said four Chicago area plants
with which his union has contracts
have agreed to that special bene-
fit.
"A birthday is q big event in
everyone's life. Il should be a hol.
iday-with pay" Darling said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13

Here's a trick to keep in mind
when you are making potato pan
cakes. After you spoon the pota-
to mixture onto the skillet or grid.
lie, flatten the pancakes with the
back of the spoon. This viii make
them thinner and crisper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
Robert Hernses, Noted Naturalist,
Will address Audubon Screen Series
January 18th At High School Here

Coming Key West Monday January 1s IS the second
lecturer Of the Audubon Screen Tour Series Robert e Hermes
artist lecturer and nature photo grapher Of Buffalo Y who
VIII his superb color ton picture Bonaventre Diary
at eight o'clock the Key West High School Auditorium
For school children he win The Grass Forest colos
movie showing the adventures Of boys the realm Of tiny IL
bownup giant size the motion picture screen Mt Her
viii present matinee Truman Elementary School at 200
D. m Monday another matinee m. Tuesday at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
"Ten Little Indians" Mystery Play
To Be GiUen By Key West Players,
Is Written By queen Of Whodunits"

when casually ed to her that she was waiting
FOR the detective in which the murderr identity wouldn't De
evident backward child Of five after only cursoy reaong o.
Che opening chaprshat all the challenge Agatha ChriSue
needed! enough her writing the first OF notable ser
les Of bas that really battle Now after having won the TUE OF
she queen whoduni Mrs Christie has turned her talents
theatre and her first play of multiple murders called Ten
Little Indians viii be produced here at the Barn Theatre by the
Key West Players performances from Monday January Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
SCHOOL TO SHOW
FILM TO HELP
MARCH OF DIMES

Poinciana School will present the
film ''The White Pongo" at the
school auditorium on Thursday at
ternoon at 2::30.
Admission is by donation, with
all proceeds going 10 the March Of
Dimes.
Children especially will enjoy
this exciting film about the jungle.
It will be shown at 2:30 and 4:40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
SPECIAL MEETING
FOR HS.I WIVES

HS-i Officers wives win hold
. special meeting On Friday
morning, January Is, Of 10
e'eloek. " will bs % she home
ct Mrs. v. 2. Hvlssrsnd, li2o
White 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to friends for their sym,
pathy extended and floral offer.
ings during our recent sorrow and
bereavement in the death of our
beloved mother, Mrs. Consuelo
Garcia.
Mr.. and MRS. FERNANDO
GARCIA and FAMILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
Garden Club Hears George Solomon
On ''Culture Of House Plants;
Plans For Flower ShOsU Discussed

George Solomon director OF gardening and lanscaping the
Naval Station here was guest speaker at the meeting Of the
Key West Garden Club recently.
Speaking the of "Cuture House Plants" Solo
valuable information cultivation propagation
tzon OF house plants especially podendrons He stressed
fact that compost good top sod and needed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
X. OF C. TO MEET

Father Dougherty Council 1852,
knights of Columbus viii hold their
regular business meeting at the
MEGA Hall, 1921 Duval st. Thurs
lday at 8 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13

lever ID Ine m3ooAe q Jauu1fy. .
but Key West Is very unusual
place. Bout this time Of year
everyone gets sort Of tired Of the
same old things, and while your
poor frozen friends .'up Nawth"
are struggling with slush and fur
naces. Key West gets ell spruced
up for the season"
n 4 4
Get yourself Ell spFveed W with
"the werks" ~ sise Adorable
Bsavsy salon, "a Simenson. Trey
viii Do your hair N fhs very
Isisst styles by vieter Vie ~
Nsw York. and seoihe away
yevr sun sqUinss with . facial. /.
o. GET rid ~ yeVr holiday hulsss
with . series 81 treatments En-
their MseIsvy machine.
4 4 +
Nothing In the Almanac for to-
day. Nothing on the tR releases and
mo time to search through old
magazines. Already used one re-
|cipe. The children and the grey
hounds have been very duh this
week. So. let Us continue shop
ping.
\ = 4
n yevr children are IN nssd u
. few Or many extra eleihss--
and what children aren's-and
yov have sise hvdssf blues. 90
10 shs childrsn's Corner On Flsm.
Ing and Simenion. They have .
SORT 81 . super sale seins on
this wesk. One table ls piled high
with oil serss 81 wsarshlss frem
T.shirss 70 paismas and for enlY
Q dollar-eseh That Il. Every.
thina 10 frem ths regular sleek
and enc special GROUP u dresses
for sl.se includes ssuey denim
svndrsssss and plaid ginshams
with straw cloth yekss. Very
smart and real coed buys. Then
there are The Bargain Bexss"-
on seris 81 things for Is and 50
cents. Broken sizes. but u u
ITS. bsifer take advantsUe ct
Mis- ogea In q blue moeF oppor.
iVnify
X 4 \
Why Is Il every one tails about
sblue moons?" Did you ever see
one? Then there's something about
the moon being made of green
cheese. My guess Is that these peo-
Die who invented these handy
cliches Just never saw the moon
come up IN these attitudes. Our
moon looks more like plain ordin-
airy garden variety yellow cheese.
4 Il 50
n yev have any garden pre-.
hlems, Baldwin's Nursery ii0i
slmensen can help you. Be sure
70 net those pstvnlas planted and
for only 500 yeU cen have .
bearina Key Lime tree. 80 keep
yen In pies.
4 4
| A friend of mine donated q big
Rhyming Dictionary to the cause.
III caused quite a bit of comment
around here and various members
of the staff are going around max
|inr like poets and threatening TO
start . poetry page. This is q pre-
dictionary effort:
= = =
With On Eska Wave, yevr Ieeks
behave-call Donald a. 7.zlz4.
Need | say mers3
y
Nn said for today, any how.
See you Friday. Suzy tadv)