davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1901 N ST, N.W.-BaSement, 2 r and b.
private entrance 9 windows: walking dis
tance; adults; also large front room. semi
private bath n,.
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ROoMS-uNFuRNISHED


i7I9E. ST. T.NW.-convenient downtown
section; large room. semi-priVate bath
lIIgE ST. NE.-Large. cool front room.
close to, bath near car line private home
reasonable.
ST ornate 6asS ear snEf linen nd aaSs S2T
only; owners; refined couple. Line. 19+3-
- QUINCY PL NE-Ore room kitchen
sink and range: heat. gas. lGht included;
So adults. 49,
1916 JEFFERSON PL. between n and NJ.
town first floor.
80 LANIER 2LACE-Larse. front room,
me condition SIS for one. $50 for two
FURNISH. hght Housekeeping in basement
1879 slst ST NV Apt. 2l-Room next
phone, Gal, after IL noon Monday.
1901 18Th NV. Apt IO7-Two rooms
private entrance porch. semi-bath; apart
nelt win couple: sac
sfi f.,th ST NE-Entire floor. 3 rooms
pirate bath "a. e. and e-h-w. furnished
TWO ATTRACTIVE. ROOMS. completely
and unusually well furnished. opening on
sure auiet family of TWO adults Phone
LADY having new nooern mouse will rent
unfurnished room to refined. employed
Protestant lacy; smoking opJectlonaoie NaIL
Georgia .407. between 10 and T.
421 10th ST. NE-Two larae bright de-
sirable rooms for Ink, reasonable. At
lantic 24Sl.
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
4O6 COL RID. NW-3 rms either furn.
or unfurn. for colored; near reservoir.
10 SEATON PLACE N.W.-Two large out
side rooms. large closet. screened porch.
3ath same floor; reasonable.
1871 NORTH CAROLINA AVE NE
rooms for Ink, light, gas: adults.
1919 ST. NV. Apt. 500 One rm in
2-rm. quiet apt; for female: reas
1916 CLIFTON ST NV rooms kit.
sink. -:ird floor; SS week; l large front.
md floor 81.
5S:l COLORADO AVE. NV rooms,
bath sleeping porch. or 3 rooms, bath,
sleeping porch. on "nd floor.
COLORED 1O35 Lamont st. n.w.-Light
housekeeping rooms newly decorated very
reasonable North 2lo4.
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THE BILTMORE CLUB.

1899 18th st. n.w.-One Of the most de-
liRhtful places for paying guest: walking
distance business center; splendid table;
reasonable rateS
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1870 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-TWO
rooms, Kitchen. bath. electric refrigeration.
ReSidenf manaRer
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936 x ST. N.W.-COMFORTABL COOL
1-room and kitchen apt; also sleeping
room:
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627 INGRAHAM ST NW-LIVING
room. bed room. kitchenette: Frigidaire
heat. gas and lights included: S45
l720 KLBOURNE PL W-@-ROOM
front apt, completely furnished: everything
included; $40 month. Adams lI1O
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DUPONT CIRCLE 1929 18th N.W-ONE
room. Kitchen. semi-bath. partly furnished,
Si6. gas llpht inc1udad
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NICE. COOL rm.. next bath attractively
iurnlshed: adjoin, sleeping porch; unlim
phone: cars and bus service: private home
gentleman $50 Georgia ASH
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:. DOWNTOWN. COOL LARGE ROOM. TWlH
beds, private bath. cross ventilation. 53i
II
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WANTED-SUB. RMS. AND BOARD.
COUPLE desires accommodation for month
of August within second zone. Address
Box 3.5-X. Star office.
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a. INDEPENDENCE AVE SW-LARGE
living room kitchen. southern exposure
employed couple; newly decorated: nea-
Canifnl Library
Evening star., 1936-07-19

THE CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON NW|
large rooms, nicely furnished: hall. bath,
pantry and locker: so. Janitor 20'
Evening star., 1936-07-19

TAKoMA PARKS COOL, QUIET ROOMS;
bath; Frigidaire $50. l4th cars, bus
Adults, III Spruce ave. Shep 24l3-W.
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| 1916 I7th ST. NV. APT. 4l@-? ROOMS
| Kitchen and bath; cool: south and west
Evening star., 1936-07-19

DOWNTOWN, BEAUTIFUL LARGE BED
living room, kitchen. Frigidaire, batE,
cross ventilation, completely turnishel
534 Goth st
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1l@l ABBEY PL, NE-Reasonable;
rooms; men. employed; use porch and liv-
Ing room; private home
Evening star., 1936-07-19

l,4o UPsHUR ST. N.W-oNE ROOM
hItchenette, private bath; detached home;
Evening star., 1936-07-19

AN ELDERLY refined widow wishes room
and board with small family not an in
valid; must be reasonable. Address Box
Anh-X Star Office ~.
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$40 18th ST NE-3 OR 4 LARGE ROOMS
living room. : bed rooms Kitchen az. a..
upper floor. gas and light Adults oniy
"a - 80 or 81 Call SUNDAY after :, D Z
Evening star., 1936-07-19

+? ROOMS, KITCHEN PORCH. PRIVATE
Dath, room kitchen. porch Semi-bath.
1862 Irving St NV. Apt. A.
ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR. LARGE, COOL
rooms. private bath: detached corner: Frig-
1dalrc, garage: for couple Georgia 1915
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CLUB MERIDIAN
FOUNTAIN COURT.
OPPOSITE
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,

Woodley Inn.
1858 Woodley rd. n.w.-Delightfully cool
master bed room; 3 young men or ladies';
excellent home-cooked meals; home atmos.
phere: S4b month Adams 9523
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NICELY FURNISHED. COOL APARTMENT
i room. kitchenette. semi-private bath:
on 0us llne; everything turn., 80 mo- Call
after ! pm. Sunday 635 Washington-
Baltimore Blvd Riverdale
Evening star., 1936-07-19

THOMAS CIRCLE, 1892 Mass. AVE. NV
Cumberland Apt. 55-ComfortabIe cool
room. walking distance downtown, gentle
man
Evening star., 1936-07-19

2-RCOM APT. NICELY FURN.. COMPLETE
for l-hk.; linens. etc: exposures. 7l2
Marietta pl NV
Evening star., 1936-07-19

ISL llth Ne rooms and kitchenette
newly decorated. for Ink; adults
THE IRC9UOIS. 1910 NJ St NV ADJ
,IOl-Attractlve room with bed or as bed
Evening star., 1936-07-19

! SIBELEY EH AVE OFF MD AVEO. HY-
attsSllle Md.-Two large front rooms
ssitchen and private bath entire second
Moor; nSsn,v large sF front porch. front yard and
peHIy Shaoe; garage: gas. light heat fur
niShed: newly decorated; new furniture.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

white Iivins rm.. bath. kitchenette. Frigid-
are. fireplace. "Beautyrest" SG1. 50. Silver
and gas included. MAISON DART. l54i
Rhode Island ave. block from Mayfiower.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

young couple with no more than one child
Prefer Govt. employe. Adams 2g24
/ AND :? ROOMS. s. AND UP: LICiFT
Housekeeping. 92l New Hampshire ave
Evening star., 1936-07-19

VERY COOL BASEMENT APT GARAGE.
Frl2idaire. cleo. paid, Iiv. rmz. Kitchener.
White House Reasonable Gentleman {.
employed couple Cleveland $50
Evening star., 1936-07-19

DUPONT CIRCLESTUDIO. FIREPLACE
screened porch. private bath. maid ServICs.
Gentleman Phone North .7O9-J
Evening star., 1936-07-19

llO4 NV OR 3 LARGE. NICELY
iurn; urn rms K. b.; facing park; convenient
Evening star., 1936-07-19

WOODBRIDGE. 1923 18th ST. NE-BED
room. cedar closet. tile bath. kitchen. >
sleeping Dorches; cool, quiet neighborhood.
Employed adults. $40 month Large front
room. double bed, cedar closet. One, 50
week, Two 500 Employed adults
Evening star., 1936-07-19

ONE BLOCK FROM DUPONT CIRCLE. 1918
Sunderland pl. and 1915 10Th ST block
from buSses and cars also walking dis
tance. Something different; newly fur
nished studio rooms: meals above average.
We invite inspection. Singles $40 ana
doubles. S41-5 up one with screened
porch. Decatur O395
Evening star., 1936-07-19

l4io Gel. RID. N.W-Attractive newly
i,qsnlshea ,l from bed room. cool and lgnt.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

M 1. FLEASANT-ADJACENT PARK: STU
o!o apt, completely furnished: cross ven-
IInation: gas, light, phone included. 1885
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1880 18th ST. NV Ink. rooms. end
noor: gas and electricity; S32 so month;
/ single room. lst floor. SIG. Adams
Evening star., 1936-07-19

ROOMS AND BOARD.
1898 CONN AVE. N.W.-Delightfu double
room next bath: home cooking: private
9316 10th ST. N.W.-Cooi. large, double.
private bath; also double. front. twin beds
Excellent meals. Heasonable.
AVAIIABLE roonnt md board in delightful,
cool. old 9eorgetown some; younS ladies.
Decatur 1857.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1872 PARK RID. NW-COUPLE,
nicely furnished rooms, Ink. reirigerato
ear. cleo and phone
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GEORGETOWN

YOUNG LADY DESIRES ANOTHER 7
share attractive kitchenette apaTtmt
Downtown location. C S preferred. ~.
18TH ST . ADJ 400. Tel District 1854
Evening star., 1936-07-19

twin beds. nice location near WashinEton:
ideal for Summer: good meals; reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

REFINED YOUNG LADY TO SHARE D.
room apt walking distance Govt. BLDG,
Naflopal 5000 Ext 5tt3
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1920 10th ST. NW.-Rooms for young
tance: excellent meals ~
Evening star., 1936-07-19

GEORGETOWN
Want TO share lovely home with l O.
people Call West 21:i5.
HOTEL ROOSEVELT. APT. %IU-ROC--
entirely separate. $50. Gentle lacy a.
college graduate preferred. 4.30 70 g.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

S06 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Large comforts
able front room. next to bath. SIS month.
Georgia 61l1
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meals. Adams 565s -
1908 10th ST. NW-Ayailable for GEN.
tleman: share beautiful ROOM fine food
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1906 KENYON NV. and-FLOOR FRO
bed room. large kitchen. sink, range. e1lI
S1lyer Admits
Evening star., 1936-07-19

80S EAST CAPITOL. Apt Al nicely
Furnished room With private family: near
IlhrarN and
Evening star., 1936-07-19

Electrolux. oil heat. cont. hw.: convenient
location.
930 14th ST. Sc. ROOMS. KIT. BATH.
employed couple
Evening star., 1936-07-19

kitchen and bath private entrance, f!
floor; complete for housekeepins; Ss.l'
ueek. adiiItS JackSnn o1H1-W
Evening star., 1936-07-19

ONE Or IWO GIRIS TO SHAaE ~. -: -
lurn. :, exposures: ideal for Summer.
elevator Col u3l.-W 1853 Col rd. NV.
Apt 40. UNUSUALLY COOL BED ROOM.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

DOWNTOWN SECTION-SUBLEASE At
ttisS3CtVely lurn- one-rm., kitchenette apt,
IuIIy equipped; . closets West O9B.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

2536 14th ST. NV, Apt 6-For lady:
large windows: kitchen privileges; So week.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

923 MASS. N.W-Nicely furnished. clean
double room single beds; excellent home
cooking. pleasant environment; . gents;
Evening star., 1936-07-19

10th and R---Small front single rm.. semi
DRY. bath. quiet home. gentleman: ret;
perm. Sl4 mo- North 6ll6-W.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

COLUMBIA HOTEL 2I25 G St NV
single rooms from So weekly. doubles from
ST, all rooms have rurning water and are
I car showers: hotel service. .,:s.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1910 MONROE ST. N.W-Attractive 3rG-
floor front room. next bath: every con-
rerience: private refined family adults:
Unlimited Dhone 18th ST. bus passes house,
Mount PleaSant-14th ST. cars; references
required Columbia al9i
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.

vate home; use of upstairs study; will
appeal to man OF culture: garage. 1921
Jenlfer st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1s45 R St. NW.-@nd FLOOR, WITH Q
large rooms and porch bath. kitchenette.
with private family; employed adults
Evening star., 1936-07-19

aSGUSI AND EPIEMBER
vsr,,I. 5u;,S EeW Hampshire ave-Larze we'll.
seHtIlateo front room confortsbIv mr.
3h!Sheo' one person. $50 a month Sorfh
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1871 r ST N.W-Large, double and single,
in small guest house: clean, cool: select
table Decatur 1894 oIs
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CORNER East Capitol and 4th st-Large
Second-hoor |. K. room, equipped with
Frleidalre. studio couch, overStuffed
chair, sas range. breakfast set. etc; SIS
weekly. Entrance at Ith ne
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
LANDON SAYS THIS BE REAL CAMPAIGN
 WILL FIGHT HARD
Delegates in Convention Hall Wanted Nominate Landon By Reclamation
 Hoover Sends Congratulations
lBv The Associated Press)

TOPEKA, Kansas, June 3-Eager for fighting" campaign, newly nominated Alfred Mossman Landon proposed to launch the battle for the presidency right now.
 He has hardly recovered from his hoarseness brot on from acknowledging the deluge of congratulations, and awaited only the arrival next Monday of Col Frank Knox and members of the party's national sub-cOmmt tee to chart plans
 The governors aggressive mold was reflected in statement released by him. his delight at the selection of John D. Hamilton his leader at Cleveland, as the Chairman of the Republican National Committee:
 He is hard fighter but always fights fairly. as the Kansasans who fought with and against him are equally ready to verify This is the kind of fight are going to make'
 He apparently referred to his own contest with Hamilton several years ago when Landon managed Clyde Reeds successful campaign against Hamilton for the goVernorshp of Kansas
 The republican nominee stepped out of his raticen role during the preconVention period, with interview CTS, saying:
 Sure I'll invade the enemy territory if there is any. This is a real campaign from now on he said as he puffed on straightstem pipe applying matches at intervals to keep vast clouds of smoke pouring from inc bowl
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
Tin Fields Are To
 Bigger Scale

American Tin Fields Inc. oper ating on tin properties in the Tin City section, on Cape Creek, by means of a gas shovel, trucks & washing equipment for place. tin mining, expects to enlarge their operations this season, says Bill Merritt, field manager for the organization who arrived aboard the s. s. Victoria from Seattle night before last.
 MT. Merritt declared there are more trucks, mill equipment, pumps and etc., aboard the first boats which will be used in eX- tending the work to two l2-hour shifts, operating during the sum- mer season. when daylight is nearly complete.
 Between 30 and 35 men will be employed in the operations there this year and large quantity of tin is expected to be mined. it was stated. Last years opera
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
Partial Account of Increase<l Dredging and Mining Ac-
 tivities Nome Section

tions, it was reported, were suc- cessful to the extent, that it is believed by employing two shifts the fullest extent of time can be used in taking out this valuable mineral.
 Tin has received unusual atten ton this year in the mining world, and the Cape Prince of Wales section, a few miles from Nome, to the westward, contains some of the finest tin to be found anywhere in the world.
 This is but anothee instance of the valuable mineral contents of the Nome and Seward Peninsula sections, which during the past two years, have been receiving highly encouraging attention.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
KOUGAROK CONSOLIDATED PLACERS INC. TO BUILD DREDGE AT TAYLOR OTHER MIN ING INTERESTS ARRIVED VICTORIA
 SHOW GROUND BE DEVELOPED

cluded A. C. Stewart operating on Monument creek; Donald Ste wart, his son in charge of dredg- ing on the Casadepaga river; J. A. Connors. former dredge op- orator at Solomon now with the Casa outfit; Tom Shaw and bro- thers Ben and Charles, of the Council district; Max Hirschberg operating at Teller; Harry Dob- son interested in the American river district, ard many others whom we have not as vet | an able to contact.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
Joe Sullivan, Bluff gold m

Joe Sullivan, Bluff gold min ing operator who returned here aboard the Victoria after the winter spent in the states, report ed that the big storm of last fall did considerable damage to his equipment at Bluff, which con- stitutes drag line, hopper, slui- ces and pumps. He has recondi- toned some of it during the win ter and shipped in new pumps and engines, expecting to carry on the usual work this summer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
Dredggemen On
 Dry Creek We're
 Passengers Vic

Arriving dredging operators in the Nome section included Joe Belleview of the Dry Creek Dredging Company, associated with his brother Barney in gold dredging near the head of Dry Creek. Accompanying MT. Bell eview are Capt. A L Crowley of Boston, also associated with the Belleviews in the company, and Chas Martin. brother of Joe Mar
 Continued on Page Four
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
Chamberlain Of Great Britain
 Strongly Recommended Drop
 ping Sanctions Against Italians
(By The Associated Press)

LONDON. June 13-Nevlle Chamberlain, Chan ceor of the Exchequer Wednesday strongly urged the lifting of sanctions against Italy In address he said it the very midsummer madness to consider
 possible to preserve the independence of Ethiopia now. Considerable attention was attracted by Cham berlans statement possibly foreshadowing the ati tude of the Baldwin government when the League of Nations Council meets in Geneva two weeks hence to consider the Ethiopian question:
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13

Carl Hallberg, field manager for the Kougarok Consolidated Pla- cers Inc, who arrived on the Victoria from Seattle, reports that a 2l2 cubic foot pontoon type dredge will be constructed this year at Taylor in the kou- garok section. Mr. Hallberg will be the dredgemaster on the new dredge.
 Associated with him are J. H. Clough, president; John A. kutz, both of Seattle; and Sam God frey. Mir. Clough it was report ed will be leaving Seattle about the 2Oth of the month and fly in to Nome by way of Fairbanks.
 The new dredge will have the close connected bucket line style; there will be two 68 horsepower Washing gton-Diesel engines; two 65 DIR Diesel caterpillars; two 10 ton Athey railers;thawing equip ment for cold water thaWing pumping units; an 11-Watt light ing plant; radio telephone; and complete new camp equipment thereby setting up regular con- struction city at Taylor in the Kougarok section.
 The dredge equipment etc, is aboard the Alaska Line vessel Panama due to arrive Nome in a few days. The machinery will be landed at Teller, taken in by way of Davidson's Landing and then hauled across the tundra to Taylor, where the dredge will be constructed.
 Dredging operations are expect ed to commence about the middle of August, where a large quan- tity of ground on the Kougarok river, and the adjoining valley is already laid out. A small hy- draulic with pumping unit, oly- fit, will also be taken into the Kougarok with the rest of the equipment.
 MT. Hallberg has been working on this project for some time past and with the advent of this new company, and the construc- tion of this type of dredge in that locality, the Kougarok has definitely taken its rightful place as the scene where much of the gold produced in this section in the future will come from.
 Other extensive operations com mencing this year in that area. mention of which has already been chronicled in the Nugget, are also directing much of the at tention of the mining world to the country known for so many years as the Kougarok, adjacent to Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
Oriental Disease
 Found in Seattle
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 SEATTLE, June 13-Dr. Arthur Wade, school medical inspector expressed the belief today that many Japanese and Chinese children here were suffering from Beri Beri, an Oriental disease because their diet consists main ly of white rice, which contains no vitamin B.
 The disease was discovered when several boys collapsed during track team tryouts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
CAPTURE INSANE CRIMINALS &. INVESTIGATION INTO THE
 BLACK LEGION STtDS
(By The Associated Press)

ST. PETER. Minn.. June 13--LaWrence Debore former member of the BarkerKarpis gang, was belieV ed fleeing through Iowa yesterday with two other mac fugitives from the Minnesota State Hospital for tho criminal insane The on other man still at large of the sixteen who broke from the hospital Sunday nigh was Frank Gibson. Tony Smith found fifteen miles from here badly weakened by lack of food
 DETROIT June 13-The arrest and nightlong ques tOning of four alleged Black Legion members has dis closed existence within the vgiante organization e larson squad,' charged with the burning of home occupied by persons antagonstic to the order prosecu tor Duncan C. McRea said today. Police, meanWhila investigated evidence that the Black Legion had placed spy in the national union for social justice to get Father Charles Coughlin. The spy alleged to be a Dayton dean, .trgger man" of the group.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
Governor Troy In Seattle And
 Headed East
(Bv The Associated PreSs)

NfoV ne ASSOCldleu TIeSSj
 SEATTLE, June Ex-Governor John w. Troy, on his way East told interviewers here that he would attempt to enlist congress sional support for the two billion nine hundred thousand dollars airfield program, landing field eX pansion, and increased air mail service.
 His son-in-law. Robert Bender accompanied him and will go to the Democratic convention at Philadelphia. Mrs Bender. who came south from Juneau, will re- main in Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13
Chinese March Demonstration
 In Hong Kong g
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press) Hong Kong, June 13-More than a hundred thousand southwest ern Chinese demonstrated against Japan all day, marching thru the city despite a heavy rain fall.
 The march included men, Wo- men and children, several thous- and farmers with scythes, hoes & rakes. Airplanes scared over head, carrying trailing banners urging Chinese unity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13

John Hamilton
 New National
 Chairman COP
(By The Associated Press)

(By The ASSocldted PreSS)
 CLEVELAND, June 13th-The forces of Governor Landon of Kansas completed the capture of the Republican Party machinery late Friday with the elevation of John Hamilton, Landon's cam paign manager, to the Chairman ship of the Republican National Committee.
 Landon had requested Hamil- tons selection. The new chair man promised to wage a vigorous campaign. Henry P. Fletcher is the retiring chairman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-13

Other mining operators return ing to Nome aboard the Victoria after the winter in the states, in-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-09
MAKES OFFER
TO VETERANS

Of special interest 70 veterans
who viii receive their bonus rhis
month. Is a special oafer nov
being made BY Navarro's- Inc or
the purchase Of a new DOdEr o.
Plymouth.
With preparations nov beng
made TO pay the bOnus TINS
month, many veterans are nov
thinking about the purchase %
new cars. Dan Navarro. manage
OF NavarrO's. Inc states that rms
company has an interesting dea-
on the purchase Or either a Dod-e
or Plymouth
New terms offered bv tins con-
pany set the monthly payment a.
SIS and a @. low interest rate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-09

CLAIMS KEY WEST is
BADLY MISREPRESENTED

Editor, The Citizen:
Enclosed is clipping cut from
the Washington Herald.
With all due respect to Mr..
Hemingway, l think that this is
some OF the worst propaganda !
have ever read about Key West.
It gives me a terrible picture
of a city that was once the
largest and a most important city
in Florida.
can see the natives as a flock
of sheep following an imported
leader. What has become OF our
foremost citizens who have a
natural right by birth to such a
position OF leading citizens?
also see what 1 have always
pictured as a pretty Island City
Will IOCdI S1AIiidSCs ClC., Lul HcO III
to an unsightly little blot, away
off somewhere completely isolated
from civilization. There are homes
in Key West as beautiful and
some even more beautiful than
Hemingway's.
From this news item it gives
the impression of a feudal castle
with surrounding decayed pop
ulation living in filthy huts or the
equivalent. l am sure that no
matter how bad the depression
down there is-no such condition
of gangrened decay is prevalent.
How can people be expected to
visit Key West with such descrip-
tons spread all over newspapers.
Unless one has a taste for jungles
and wild life there is no other ap-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-09
Burt0ns Leave
On Sunday

Lieutenant w. K. Burton, Uni
ted States Coast Guard, COM
mander OF the st. Petersburg
base, ard Mrs. Burton, who were
enjoying a weeks vacation in
Key West and occupied one of
the cottages at Fort Taylor, left
in a Coast Guard plane Sunday
for st. Petersburg.
Both the lieutenant and Mrs.
Burton expressed themselves as
having had very pleasant time,
and expect to return at some
future date for another vacation.
Lieutenant Harding, a frequent
visitor to Key West and who has
many friends here, has been
transferred to the base at Charles
ton, S. c., and asked that he be
remembered to his friends.