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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-27

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BY CYNTHIA LOWRY

Ladies! Are you in style? Do
you keep up with the latest things?
Have you chick?
Never mind the H-line. the down.
swept silhouette, the charcoal
shades, the white fox. The point is,
do you have diverticulosis? This is
positively and absolutely the last
word in disease. Around this part
of the country, everybody with a
doctor who is anobody is getting
it.
At the moment, I'm not all sure
exactly what this disease is. Webs
ter'S defines a diverticulum (div-
erticular - pluraD as "a blind
tubular sac or process, branching
off from a canal or cavity" But
do know that all my fashionable
friends who used to discuss their
incipient ulcers have dropped them
in favor of this latest fad in favor
of this latest fad in medical dag
nosis.
Apparently, one of the advantag-
es of diverticulosis is that it and
its symptoms cannot be seen. Sec
ondly, its treatment requires diet
which is an amusing, dramatic
change from those tiresome old
low-calorie, high protein regimes
which are so commonplace now
that there's really not much more
to be said, conversation wise, a.
bout them.
1 haven't acquired diverticulosis
yet, but l understand that obtain
ing a diagnosis Of it Is good for
plenty of conversation. 1t involves
the taking of many types of dye
pills and submitting to X-ray SER
les. All this is expensive.
After the doctor informs you
that you are a diverticulosis suffer-
er, the diet comes. The diet is what
is called bland. One of my friends
informs me brightly that she has
to have every mouthful of meat
gound three times befor she can
eat it.
Yesterday a friend telephoned
merrily to report that she'd ac-
quired a diverticulosis diagnosis,
and added enthusiastically that
there wasn't one thing she could
eat now that was also on her old
reducing diet.
"And," she added, ''I can't eat
nuts, and / just have to eat spa
ghetti. Furthermore, l am absolu-
tly forbidden parsley, which is
relief because I've always hated it
anyway"
Later in the day, I reported her
condition to a mutual friend, who
shifted, looked down his nose and
informed me loftily: "She's un-
doubtedly only got one. Three of
my diverticula are affected. drink
milk, just milk, and pureed peas"
l suppose the diverticulosis fad
will pass in time, just as the other
disease crazes have. Meanwhile, if
your own physician doedn't known
about its current popularity, you
might tip him off that he's missing
very good thing AP Newsfa-
lures.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-27

You don't have to keep your
eye on a skillet when you prepare
fried chicken this way. Brown
the chicken .pices, dripped in but
termilk and then in flour, in hot
fat on top of the range; then ar
range the chicken in a casserole,
cover and bake in a moderate
oven for 80 to 40 minutes or until
tender.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-27

Does your family enjoy Drowned
potatoes served with roast lamb
or beef? Use medium-Size pota-
toes and boil them for 10 or Is
minutes, then put the par-boiled
SpudS around the roast about
three-quarterS of an hour before
the roast is done. Make sure you
turn the potatoes in the fat drip
pings in the bottom of roaster so
they will be well coated, and
sprinkle them with salt and a little
paprika.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-27
CHRISTMAS EVE
CEREMONY UNITES
DONALD THROWERS

Miss Ine7 Isabel Villar and DON
aid Eugene Thrower were married
on Christmas eve at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Villar.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Pedro Aguilar, no
tary public. Witnesses were vi
cente and Zaila Perez.
The young couple will make their
home in Key West after a wedding
trip up the asst coast of Florida
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-27

Give that chocolate cake, made
from a mix, new flavor. Add a
tablespoon of grated orange rind
to the batter before baking. Or
fold a half cup of shredded COCO
nut into the batter before you turn
it into the baking pan. Chop the
coconut into short lengths before
you measure the half cupful.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-27
Miss Ann Agnes Gibson Is We'd To
E. l.. Ne,vtOn, Jr., On December %

wedding interest Key esters the December
mony uniting Agnes Glib daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Gibson Pointe Michigan Elton Leroy New
ton J Owensboo Kentucky of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Newton
Sr, of Key West
The double ring performed at five thirty the
afternoon Calvin United Presbyterian
40 Pointe CITY with Ernest officiating
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-27

Note to weight-watchers: a cup
of whipped evaporated milk con-
tainS one-quarter as many calo--
les as one cup whipped heavy
cream.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-31

Regular Post Meeting, Wednes-
day, April IA, at 8 p. m. at Post
Home. Stock Island.
X X X
Nomination Of Officers For Com.
ing Year:
First nominations were held at
the last regular meeting of the post
with the following being nomin-
ated:
Post Commander: Norman c..
Kranich; Vice Commanders: M.
E. Lewis and Kenneth Longhurst;
Sgt. at Arms, Kenneth M. Brown
ing; Chaplain: Nelson Cannon and
Norman Whitesides; Historian:
Louis Ismay; Executive Commit
teemen: Lewis Bays and H. j..
Metzger.
Second and final nominations
viii be held at the next regular
meeting, April IA, 1854. Elections
will be held on April Is, 1854,
the second meeting of the month.
Nomination and elections of del
egates to the 10th District Con-
ference to be held in Miami on
April Is will be held on April IA,
1854 also.
Eligibility for nomination and
election is as follows: You must
hold current membership card,
must have attended at least so per
cent of the post meetings for the
past year except in the case of a
new member. New members must
have attended at least 50 per cent
of the Post meetings since initia-
ton into the Post. A reminder:
A register is available in the lobby
of the Post Home for you to sign
when you attend a meeting. If you
fail to register for each meeting
you attend, your eligibility to hold
office will be decided by the num-
Der of meetings as shown in this
register book.
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Mayehof as their commanding Of
ficer, and you can well imagine
the comical consequences. Add
Bob and Mickey's extra-curricular
interest in prize-fighting, curvac-
eous Marilyn Maxwell as Mickey's
aunt and some sparklingly re.
freshing Ray Evans-Jay Liyings-
ton song hits and you have the
perfect ingredients for screen
full of solid entertainment.
Hope is in top form as the
staggering, wise-cracking fight
manager who joins the army to
keep an eye on his drafted light
weight champion. only to be stuck
when the punchy champ is re-
jected. AT this point Bob meets
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-31
Bob Hope And Mickey Rooney Score In "Off Limit"

Where there's life there's Hope
and where there's Hope there's
laughter, are two points delight
fully illustrated in Paramount'S
brand new comedy sensation, "Off
Limits" which opens Thursday at
the Islander Theatre. The Hope
in this case is of course Bob Hope
and Yesterdays audience showed
their appreciation of his hilarious
antics with happy reactions that
ran the gamut from hysterical
bowls of glee to gurgling outlaws.
From start to finish there isn't
a dull minute in loft Limits"
Just imagine ski-nOsed Bob team
ed with mighty-mite Mickey Room
ey as pair of Military Police
men. couple them both with Eddie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-31

the wiStful but eager Rooney. who
yearns for a career as a boxer.
When Bob finds out that delecta-
BILE Marilyn Maxwell is Mickey's
aunt he reluctantly agrees to
train the aspiring leatherswinger.
The laugh-loaded miSadventures
that befall the wacky pair, before
Rooney finally makes out as a
boxer, follows in fast and furious
fashion. 1t seems that while Mick
ey is hopelesSly inadequate as a
fighter, he turns into crafty
powerhouse when Hope is in his
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-31

corner telling him what to do. Be.
tween Bob'S keeping one step
ahead b. OF the guard house, shaking
off his former ganpster nartno-s
and attempting to woo prettv Mar.
ilyn, there is plenty of m;rtb.nro-
voking action.
Not enough can be said for the
overall excellence of "Off Lin.
it's" AS produced by Harry Tu-
gend and directed by George
Marshall from a Hal Kanter-Jack
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'Legiionitems
By JuDsoN STEPHENS.
End VICE COMMAND Err

Meetings:
VOiture Locale 728, 40-8, Friday,
April 2, at 8 p. m. at Post Home,
Stock Island.
Executive Committee, Monday,
April S, at 8 p. m. at Post Home,
Stock Island Legionnaires are re-
minded that anyone may attend
these executive committee meet
ings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-31

Sher script, this incredulousiy fun
ny comedy emerges as a festive
package of celluloid merriment
sure to brighten the outlook Of all
who see il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-31

About a fifth of the women who
reach age IS this year in the
United States will live to be 50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-31
Dent Forget TO Sign The Register
When You Attend A Meeting!

Dent Forget TO Sign The Register
When You Attend A Meeting!
4 X X
Lesionnaires civbreem:
Carl Sawyer, Chairman of the
Building Committee has asked for
help to complete the patio por-
ton of the Legionnaires Clubroom.
This help must come voluntarily
and cannot all be done by one
person. How about making few
plans now to work on the patio
next Saturday afternoon? Come
one, come all to get this part of
our club completed for your bene-
fit and for the benefit of your
family. Unless this room is COM
pleted soon and operated under the
rules as formulated it will be
closed completely. If you don't
want that to happen then l sug-
gest you come out Saturday and
finish the project.
+ X X
Membership:
We are still tagging behind on
Membership. We need shot in
the arm to stimulate our current
drive. Maybe that shot is all of
US as a group. Let us all pledge
our support to Bethel Johnson, our
Post Commander, and get the
needed members for 100 per cent
this year. It has been a rough
one and all the obstacles aren't
over yet, so let's get five more
for "a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-31

CITIZEN ADS BRING RESULTS
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A powerful performer on &C, DC.
or lotteries. Large speaker pro-
duces rich; full tones. Gets long,
ronas reception. The "oo-eVey-
where" radio in handsome leoth-
erette coss. Batteries extra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27

about il In the paper and probably
someone win approach you and
ask if you'll buy a ticket. How
about doing. so. huh? The money
that is derived from annie Get
Your Cum will be used to develop
the most important asset Key West
has-itS children.
The Council and Judge Eva
Warner Gibson are striving desper-
ateiy towards getting a modern
home on Stock Island where aban-
doned or erring children can be
taken care of with love and under.
standing. 1t might be called a
Youth Hail. or perhaps it may be
called a Youth Home" the name
doesn't make any difference. The
one thing that we must realize is
that it isn't jail or a house of
detention. 1t will be a place where
understanding folks will correct
the errors that you and las so.
Iciety-have inflicted upon a new
generation.
Don't try to say that we adults
haven't made plenty of mistakes
either. Just. sit down in a chair
and think about the past ten, twenty
or thirty years. That's all -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
REDS MAY HAVE TRANSATLANTIC ROCKETS

Communist author, writing recently in the Ber-
liner Zetung, limited strongly that the Russians
possess rocket capable of crossing the Atlantic to bonn
bard the United States The writer went so far as
mention twostage guided rocket, suitable for trans
atlantic purposes
II was not the first time the Russians have limited
they had perfected such weapon, although it the
first time Communist writer had stated flatly that
the rocket had been further developed" Immediately
after Of this story reached the United States
porter for The New York Times interviewed Dr. Wernher
Braun, leading figure in German rocket develop
ment during World War II and director of the U. S.
Army Guided Missile Development group in Alabama.
DR.. Won Braun told the reporter that the Russians
likely to have excellent rocket, since they
tured the German rocket experiment station at Peene
muende in the closing days of World War II. Dr. Won
Braun technical director there and the Russians
sought to enlist him and many other Germans in their
own rocket work.
Though they failed to get Dr. Braun, they did sue
coed in enlisting many Germans, and Braun that
today the Russians probably have number of w rock
cts and others, which have been developed since 1945
The United States therefore, must be prepared for
rocket bombardment in the event of war. While
the accuracy Of the rocket attacks may not be what
was with London during World War II, the number of
rockets be considerably greater There is little pos
sbty Of ntercepng and destroying rockets of the W.
type since they descend from tremendous attitudes unex
pecedy and at great speeds Nor they be detected
by radar in time to set up warning system.
Thus the latest threat from the Russians is sober
one the major consolation being that such rocket at
tack would probably be very inaccurate and achieve only
erratic results.
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.AP Nswsfeasvres

- FSSWN4NNf8tSA
WASHINGTON - You do no.
ave 70 pay income tax On al the
money you earn. The law provides
deductions for expenses and ex.
smptions Of $500 each for most per.
IONS, including yourself, who live
off your income. Together, they
IRE q kind Of nontaxes living al.
Owance.
/ There are two kinds OF dexiuc.
ions.
First, there are business expen
ses. You take most, but not al,
ways all Of these out Of your income
10 find your adjusted gross income
Second come personal deductions
which you subtract from your ad.
justed gross income TO find your
next income. (Then you subtract
your exemptions TO find your ne,
taxable income.
Business Expense
There are three main kinds of
business expense.
/. You may deduct all the
ordinary and necessary expen-
'es OF any business you operate.
u of your trade or profession
sorm called Schedule C." which
you can get from post office or
bank. Then you summarize them
N Page 2, Form 1910.
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a loss IS selling your home does no.
count. II IS not deducIb.e.
You can make all such desiue
tons and still use short Form 1850
!femi1ed Expense
On Page Of Form 1910 are lis,
ed SIX readings under which per
sonad expenses. can be lsemized
You can ignore itemization anc
take the standard 10 per cent. Blu,
that is limited to $500 Tor married
people who file separately and 81.
900 for others or joint returns.
If your itemized personal expen
ses are larger than 10 per cena
you can save money. This viii ado
a few steps IN figuring your tax.
Here are the main authorized
personal deductions:
Most nonfederal taxes: fire
storm and theft lossesl what YOU
give religious and charitable or,
CARNATIONS: interest payments
medical bills above 5 per cent OF
your adjusted gross income up 70
specified limits given in the in
struction (f you are over IS you
get all medical costs up to the dol
lar limits); group disqualification
premiums; alimony or separate
maintenance ordered by a court;
union dues. Expenses repaid by in
surance are not deductible.
Next: Your Exsmptions.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
BY Bill Glib

| once IN awhile the United States
iof America proves that it can be
just as idiotic, ignorant, and down.
right mean as the Prussians, the
Huns, or the ancient Romans. AS
this is written, the only thing that
I'm proud Of is that I'm a United
States citizen and can criticize the
country without fear.
The reason for all of this dia-
tribe Is news release which says
/, that prisoners Of war in Korea who
elected to remain with the Reds
would be gwen diShonorable dis
charge.
When some desk bound colonel
or major can ruin the lives of the
guys who fought for us by issuing
such an ultimatum, it is going just
a little too far.
Granted that the kids who are
still in Red hands are making mis-
take according to our ideas and
ideals, Those same youngsters did
not ask to- be drafted. There are
twenty-cEic Of them that have re-
fused to return TO America. Twenty
one out of thousands! Don't you
think they might just be a little
sick and not thinking normally?
! was never in a POW camp but
1t must be the closest resemblance
10 he'll that a man can 60 through.
Maybe the guys who are preparing
dishonorable discharges for those
twenty American boys know
what they are doing. Maybe they
were POW's and feel justified in
condemning others for action un-
becoming a soldier. Maybe-juSt
maybe.
II isn't the American way of life
to try guy in absentia and throw
the book at him. II our own doctors
were able to examine these POW'S
and pronounce them normal then
"ThiS Rock" would say ''Fine.
place them on the list as desert
ers and give them a DID," Nothing
like this has been done, however.
so why not just continue to carry
them on the books as casualties
Of war that you and I brought
on but were TOO old TO 60 over
and fight.
| II those dishonorabie discharges
so through there Is going to be a
black mark placed against every
one of us-not only the Pentagon.
The U. S. is the best country on
earth but we do make mistakes.
Let's not add TO these mistakes by
condemning men who aren't pre-
sent and able 10 speak up in their
own behalf.
Juvenile Council
The Juvenile Council met a cou-
pie Of nights ago. We're you pre-
sent?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
KLsre Yon-DONT p. : Tax
That Income Tax Deadline Is On The Way!

?. An employe may deduct cost
of meals and lodgings when he IS
away from home On his employer S
business but not unless he stays
|oyernipht. He can also deduct bus
mess transport costs whether he
stays overnight or not, although
this does not usually include going
to and from work.
There is a technical gimmick IN
putting such expenses on the tax
form. You must add TO your In
come what your employer repaid
you for such expenses. Then you
deduct the actual expenses whe-
Ither more or less than what was
repaid.
3. Other expenses like journals,
magazines and business entertain
|ment costs may be deducted to the
extent that your employer pays
them back to you. (If they are not
paid back they may be deducted
as personal expenses.l
The add and subtract rules ap.
ply here as with transport costs.
with this difference: You may de-
duct from your income only the
amount repaid to you, not more.
In addition you can deduct ex.I
penSes connected with property
from which you get rent and CAPT
tai losses up to $1,000, except that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-27
This Rock
Of Ours

You know, it is the responsible
lty of every man and woman in
Key West to make some effort to-
ward improving conditions for our
youngsters.
When newspapers come out with
adverse publicity about delinquen-
cy, the kids aren't to blame-you
and I are the ones who failed to
give them a chance and created
conditions (probably through ig-
norance and negligence) which
caused them to get in trouble.
The Juvenile Council is sponsor
ing a show, "Annie Get Your
Gun" You will see advertisements
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE CONSISTING OF AN
UNDIVIDED ONE-FOURTH INTER.
Eat ~ 4 pr TWo7sF1 oR1srs sE isas
WASHINGTON. b. c.
BY virtue Of q certain deed, OF trust
duly recorded, in Iiber No. 951 ),
Folio 63 ct seq. Of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and At
the request Of the parties secured
the ONCE Of fhos. ]. owen q son,
Suite SOL. Perpetual BUILDING, III
e Street, NV. on WEDNESDAY,
AID. 1854. AT ONE ,s O'CLOCK IsIz PM M
premises. situate In. the District Of
Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being AN UNDIVIDED ONE-FOURTH
INTEREST IN AND TO Lot mum.
bered One Hundred eighteen 018l
In Square numbered Forty hundred
Fifty-Two t4OS2l IN the SUBDIVISION non
Trust Company and WASHINGTON
Sanitary Improvement Company. As
per plat recorded in Book No. 103.
page 70 of the records Of the once
Of the Surveyor for the District Of
TERMS: Sold subject to prior deed
Of trust for approximately $50
10000 further particulars Of which
will be announced at time Of sale:
the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. deposit. OF
recording, ETC., at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as of date OF
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property may
be advertised and reSold ae the
discretion of the trustees.
ABRAHAM H. LEVIN,
ROBERT @. WEIGHTMAN.
ty2.S.l3 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
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