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Evening star., 1947-06-15
SUBURBAN sALE-mARYLANp

CHEVERLY, $I6,600-Unusualiy nice g.
lot with side porch and attached garage;
aa aanisa' saa k sH g. sia safm 1splsssd
baths gs arg basement gith oil h.
+ Mc ssEk 0sss H. SSsS VI $sss ssss..
materials: materials good good location: 1 sxtrs-larss lots;
aSkS Il IaS dgsa gsao4s 500 R per 1863 &C. s4ss eaA III
SILVER sPRING-:Attraetiye s-room mod
srn brick home, large LIVING IN room VIII VIII
oesson sas saiek a
IoHR. Rsaitors sIl Cedar st., Takcma
fakoMa fsiks & fax s e. ,ssAstr.e.,v. osso aia.r
frame bungalow; Iiy. rm., din. rm.. Ice.
bath. iali S.ms.. ii heat. Q. 1. W MURDOCH
REALIY., SH. 461l: eyes, FL. s195,
silver lis. sPRIscnagyy eynsr; @ pr p.sy;a ~ con
celisnt condition: det. sarase; eonv. 70
schools, transp. immediate possession.
Silvia s SPRING AREA-owner o1ers a
real value; nearly new 6-rm,, 2-story.
porch. fuil A 6smt.: lot lot eoxiso. r.. 1878.
POPULAR KENsINGToN-several splsn-
did brick Cape Cod houses. in various
STAGES. Of construction, on lioeral-sizs
picture or corner window. modern kit,
bedrms. and tiled bath on 1st door; stair
way to lge. End door. with ample space
for additional bedrms. and bath; fun
high-ceiling bsmt. steel beams gas &C.
heating plant, copper plumbing, laundry
trays outside entrance: better than the
down and S56 per mo. including principal
and interest. to veterans. NJ. p. SHOE
MAKER, Jr, Broker, Is Howard ave,
Kensington. PL. 1146; eves., PL. o129.
Evening star., 1947-06-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

COLORED-NR. 18th AND 4 SITS. NV
II rooms. auto. heat. owner oecqpied. aa me
6p66tid5khsb;1WAaDGR p6ti 5h92; DE IaSa ST. s.w-e-roon,
brick superb condition neiosea
f1ssi fsRApIEy, d ii Sundays De. 7i7e. weekdays
ooI oc6oIL6kisb-NR. 6bziaNR 1ss AND s SITS, n.vSs
rooms, tiled bath. h.-w.hD full cellar. NO.
CtaoHEyoREp-NR. taHyo 18th AND W s.s. NV
soTn' sOT1om ea slf1 & Sns W. ssffpHEas De iiSs
coLoRED-UPPER 14th st.. area-;Lse;
roomy ao-ft brick bone a. Ioonss In sxcelsnt nise
SasIR and e fs bs ana Il lss as his can s.
ysneRl elo tsas sogay 0eFass eeFasoI Ga v1ER EsAl a z
co. Realtors. Exclusive agents. 5oo1
E. Capitol st.
cOLoRED-634 PRINCETON PL.I-Lovely
brick home Of rooms and can baths sasSly w'tn ba
cation assI and in imnsacuiate condition, You'll
SckEs jUys i ths ST. minS5e 4S5e Ssa ST. 'ss a
COLoRED-BEAUTIFU det. corner Go.
ioniai house, bedrooms and bath hrst
floor, 4 bedrooms and bath second dooF, z
es sespagd yagd 60THhSs eS Sr6ash
Ramsdell, GE. 1854. ID
COLoRED-s295 Cash and only $50
month will buy one Of these homes:
80 L ST. NV, 6-rm. brick.
lO7-O9-11-13 L st. NV. 5-rrn. bricks.
341 Q st. .s.w.. 5-rm: brick;
Ridden l. COIN, INC, 11th Il x
sts. NV, Elk. 5705.
COLORED-1318 9Th ST. N.W.-8 rooms
and bath: 81 900 down, SEQ per month;
1,250 down, $50 month. Call Mr.: Moore
with HARRY DREISEN, 616 Bond Bldg,
MA. 7772: ewes, TIE. 1895.
COLORED-418 IRVING NV. - Open
Sun, / to pm; 6 rms, tile bath. b. -w.h.,
full bsnt., Colonial porch, inclosed rear
porch, metal gar; inm. possession. ~,
$500 blk. 10th NV: 8 rms, osanS,
month; can give poss Of 1st floor apt.
5000 blk. 18th nv; n.y.. 8 rms: SAW patn;
kit; in perfect repair and condition
MURcHIsoN, RE. 3S27; Sun, RA. $500.
Evening star., 1947-06-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-soushwess.

SEMIDETACHED DWELLING rms,
bath. electricity. h.-w.h,: with large AGAR
P. BROWN. 6l5 l4th st. s.w.. LII ;.
NEAR 9Th AND. AND ca 55Yo. b.. h5gh.; 3yS ss good
FISCHER. Ma. 57s1 or co. 5elo, III
HOME-6 rms tile bath: brick: low
priced. Cali till pm. PAUL J. MILLER,
NEAR 7th AND sTs. s.w.-3-story.
semidet. brick, in good condition; nice
rms. bath, full bsmt.; h.-w.h.; ideally
arranged for room renting and priced for
quick sale. FLOYD e. DAVIS CO., MA.
COLoREp--sACRIFICE-s2oo down, $40
mo. 709 Delaware ave; sw.; 2-story brick.
Elk. 5000; ewes. HO. 0325. IL
cOLoRED-ONLY $1,000 DOWN. st.
s.w.. bet. 4th and 9Th sts-6-rns and b.
brick, h.-w.h. For details call NORTON
DUVALL, DI. 640O; eve. DE. 1855. 16'
COLORED-33I MCLEAN ave. s.w.--6
aad sa sh ssta sless5tssY Hss 81 So9
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Evening star., 1947-06-15
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY. JUNE Is. l947.
HOUSES FOR sALE-seutkeest.

HOUSES FOR sALE-Sosthsost.
COLORED-II0 14th 81. S.E.-Detached.
nice lot; $500 down. balance like rent.
Call Mr.. Moore, with HARRY DREISEN.
eas SSaa BIDS nSoas aA 6an sgss esere M aass
g. .qoo: sSesllsns s;s. loe.tion. THOMAS
COLoRED-OPEN today, TO 8. 1915 p
st. SIC. Det. white brick. Colonial front
porch. s rms, baths, 2-car garage. 2
sun porches, finished rm. in basement,
h.-w.h. oil heat: excellent for doctor. Can
be sold with low down payment and low
REALTY CORP, 8o5 18th st. NV. RE.
coLoRED. HoME arranged into . apts..
excellent location. full bsmt., yards. pos
4essicn with title. only Sl1, ,400-S2.000
aSyn. HAMPToN REALTY Co. Ex.
6656, 0E. 4S84. lie
CoL0RED-vACANT.N Near 10th and 8. G.
ave.. well built 2-story row brick.
Good condition, 6 nice rms, bath, lge.
bsmt., auto. h.-w.h. real buy and priced
for quick sale. FLOYD &. DAVIS CO.
CoLoRED-rwo-FAMI fat, brick:
separate h.-w.h.; near 8. Car. ave. and
Cali r. r. MIDDLETON. RE. ifsI.
COLoRED-SMALI. DOWN payment. 320
10th st. SEE rms, bath. coal heat, base
ment. DAVID 9. KIRSCH. DI. 2244
Evening star., 1947-06-15
GE RMS. and bath: very
,ndition; viii exchange.

OWNER: IA 1110; io
e-rm. semidet. brick homes. being offered
$1,000 nef o with n .y see Is T
nss sss ssoss and w'a a rse sael
ossmsp aoMs cs Fl aEs REa slsn rS0n CO..
7o62. for other appts, Il driving. take
Nichols ave: Sc. to Morris RI. let & on
Or Or take Garfield loop bus to Erie and
FomsF0S sss. and walk iust beyond church church.
so10aERxaGssT se1 sslsR sysssss .oaan ss aae st &
neassd ss1yesss ssf sfsss ss..e.RsSsF RSFesd ssd
esssslanA 1e 9Rs0 Ps ave- suneas.
e88LoRsDgfosh e8 SEE; syss He sr: a4sgk ssgkv.c.ntl
SSSSEo5RsllbM.aoS SSE5sl VI a5s7, REALTY Co.. 1917 q
nd Ss't asnn yand' f5eps ST. zSs plssse
d5oaEohEp.ioe l5az h1se s eT Bn6SR Sgsa y " D &,
Suitable for home and Investment; 9 com
plete apts;. I've in one and rent out the
fts'sas ssss Gy slss1 sn aasn ss' ss
ssSs is,s iT1sx hGSss esii . ROUSE rm,
s: al fu oSsla ana
fslsas sas E ~ RT's ssss rs
coIoRED-Sie ST. s.E-sman down
payment. convenient terms; rooms, bath;
c.hw.. hardwood floors; row brick: Cali
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick with 4.
M, DRAISNER, l404 L st. NV, Ma. S036;
eve. GE. o297. once open Sun, IL to 4.
COL0RED-405 11th ST. S.E.-Moderate
down payment. convenient terms: 8 rooms.
or Milton Vtnnick. with A. NJ. DRAIsNER.
14o4 L st. NV, Ma. s036: eve. GE. o2e7.
eooGIosannsR oGs5 aRsn snn dovT Il Z 1bLDes Fin. To-
Gale. apts Plenty baths and furniture:
Excellent income. brick. oil b. Cau till
sdSinarPs Sn; pApI rms. j 1 b..bs PU bTici gn Fin.
Sc, locality. cali TIL Q Pm. PAUL j.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

e GoIoRED1niaoo na D5 Sr lisSia lAsias ST. S:E@os No
e6LoREb-uN1r III Sa2a BLOCK OF Florida ave:
5SRSRaBseo lRSRssRsiaB 81 ne HSfodk aASH So 81
sSEdkti5asSS sSSE5ki u s5Sz; zb;Loox 14.A St. p...--
rooms. AIeola A R hsat. %RosssssionI % at a5s sss-
ttosnToREpcfduffABlE tsnToeaRdE gu hAkEESI kESIrY co. o1eT g.
ters several exclusive income properties In
ssa nsea ea a3F W e. Wsasa M sosd 2
Sc5oIIoRED-1 HAVE several homes in Ken
lSeTsh on uos.a sssg tsrps +, s Gsn sssa aA 1880
sss .as 5.'s "a Il
coal; csfi nice corner lot: eony. 70 stores and
propspty; Iasnsp 0Sesf ses aaiesiy esi '' ca ti
ssosERriEs' sss5psssi fs, nc. - io1s i7sh St NV,
e ccoeLodiRanaDi-DEsrRAsLE diaai SECTION. "a
rsss SsrsRss ssH Full 0's,s ss.sms I ans Seih
dition. THIS lovely property viii sell
fssiisy 3 ee " aR sffssezi iaa
gSiok2Daaxf a21s lata + sRSERaI 50ss and sIn
I H.
Some as low as $3.50 down. RE. 7lo4;
ss. sssi q. ss.s s s.i:r IT.
coal. $4,000 down. terms. PRovIDENT
REALTY CO.. 1455 P st. NV; MI. sS45.
CoLoREDw1oth ST. BEEoWeH-6 rooms,
| bath; h.-w. heat; price. $4,000: terms can
be arranged Call Mr.. Norris, jr., WOOD
WARD q NORRIS. Realtors, 2135 Pa. ave.
NV. 723 Goth St.. NV. RE. 2112; Sun.
and ewes. Gil, o952
house. with. . fun baths and full base
nsnt; nIs priced low cail NJ Robinson an pg
P1NKETT. INC. 1902 New Jersey aye.
n;S; 1;oInI, pg, o5s9r5oox,..nn o595 ,.v-.nci mle ;.
ne, 1400 bL, det frame house with s
rms, bath. h.-w.h., large lot. Priced for
quick sale. Call Mr.. Robinson, pU. 5052,
EFT, INC. exclusive agents. 1902 New
jersey ave. NV. pu. o7o7. -16
Evening star., 1947-06-15

story prlck In exce! conultloH IMs.,
baths ss sesr .I. b sas s9rE nice Sscs s,5se: ya
: s.uMMrH I AZ Ios2 S2.' Reai'0r' SIT renna. ave-
RIVER TERRACE TIE ACE $500 300 s4,ss Anss s. r.,
Nc Nc. is45 e Good a Hope S W Td, Sc. TR. 1o52.
Mr.. UNION STATION. facing parks 81
i iss trade. % FosD is5 =. T.. MORGAN, ST ST., ':E TR.
a1ea soth ST. N.E.-De... = rms, 2h
sssss 14as' EcRD ssR f'' MoRaSs sS
MicHiGAN pARK-semids.. brick. 8 rm: !:
Bryant gas heat; recreation rm:: good
eSRsH1!sn oWNHR RS xil assf ssfri'e to sell at once
] dwelling in good condition; g rms, bath:
sqR sis sis sslai pnEDERpck G pea e. sFGs
MER CO, Realtor, GIT Penna. ave. Sc.
aGAcRENBos ST. NoRTHEAsT--semi;
bath; a:-e. heat: fun bsmt.: properly conn
kfREEy iaiA ysI1 a..lsSl ss'id sun
iys; np zSSo Ex5 .o4 sss.S ~ Soss5sqs i.1,
W rooms H and afa tiled Ssth. gas heat and
a,g ss,b oDsn oss.r 1s secs to
pied; possession With title: TO reach: ou.
Benning I'd, 34th st; right l blosk' & then
S.cP.l sFp f e. 5is Ssss' MansasL e asas1 ~ Es
co. 1924 18th St; nv. DI; s34e; -l5
new; rooms, recreation room, finished
| fenced lot. Open Sunday. 1 to 6; 540e
over District line. Owner moving to Viz
ginia; priced for immediate sale. ROGER
moss, no, 5000. 2125 R. !. ave. ne;
WooDRIDGE WOO AND MT. RANIER-n it's
BUNGALOW you. want, in this my own
neighborhood, call me. have more bar.
gains than / have ever had. / viii giys
| you full cooperation. Mr.. Hammon, cox
& Co, DI 1854; eyes,. MI. 7145. -1t
come S226 per month; very good location.
Owner has reduced price 70 $4,000 for
immediate sale Can NJ. i ikisehens. COX
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
BY ROY COOK
Staff Writer

rhi. is not a flying saucer
..orv, bu, a story about a star
s,, changed from white to red
.rd from red to green and then
s,ck TO white again.
Miss Earline Rogers told a re-
,orter early Saturday morning
iss+ she and a couple of COM
.snions had seen such a sight
rh;le they were sitting on her
,ont porch about l o'clock Satur-
d,v morning.
ave saw it for about Is mi
,utes. she e~xeitedly reported.
"please explain just what you
,.w.' the reporter asked.
at was north west of Wrights-
ill, sound" che began, ut was
'Imost n o'clock when l glanc-
.d into the sky and there it was
She explained that she did not
,,v much attention at first but
,hsn the star" changed color
,ae called ne companions, Miss
uonir;e Williams and Jimmy
p~,nnett. attention to it. "They
NV 1t too and they will tell you.
A, same thing" she said.
The star, or what you want to
oil i. changed from white to red
md then to green and back to
.hite again and we Just kent
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Flying Saucer Rage Recalled
As Lights Are Seen In Heavens

watching It for about fifteen mi
nutes," Miss rogers said.
DO you think it was one O.,
those flying saucers," the report.
er asked.
mo it was not, or at least T
don't thinkso, you see 81 have
never seen a flying saucer.
But this star just kept going in
all directions. up and down and
sideways. wha: do you suppose it
wasp she asked.
She went on to explain that.tne
star travelled in a circle. 81
would say that the circle was
about five or ten feet wide. but
l can't be sure, it was too far
away
"What size did you estimate the
star, Or what you saw to be?"
the scribe asked.
1T was about the size of a big
STAR" she answered, But it was
going in all directions"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
MORE BIRTH. FEWER DEATHS

SEATTLE W.R A marked
change in Washington state popu-
lation figures was noted in a re-
port on births and deaths for
April, just released. Births showed
an Increase of 46.5 per cent over
a year ago, while deaths dropped
off five per cent.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

cestors fought. It seemed to have
less thought for the common man
unless it could get his vote.
The Republicans appeared to OBJ
struct a fuller life for all the peo-
pile! How little they cared whether
the working man or his wife, or
his children had sufficient food or
shelter, or even a good education.
How quick the party was to rise
up in it's wrath at the effrontery
of the workmen who organized
unions!
How quick it was, though, to
offer its all for freedom of those
who were in a position to op-
press the worker. Among its men,
bers and supporters were many
who virtually made serfs of the
workmen.
Remember, sir, this was the con-
dition which caused my ancestors
to come here to help set up and
to offer their lives to defend a
new nation based on freedom OF
the individual.
Among the most loyal supporters
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19
SUMMARY OF UNDER SECRETARY OF WARS
REPORT
SETTLEMENTS

Durno the to-veor period settlement made s15sS
prime 3s062s terminated ubsonnoe
the settlement OF Zus6 sun.
all COS Of these have been approved ana
pending disposition In spite OF the reducuon o.
settlement personnel from moximum OF more tnon Suooo
500 the large termination problem should Dc
entirely out Of the way in q relatively short time
Renegooon Of contracts has proceeded ropdY ana re-
profits thereby bringing the total recovees SOS billion gross
and S2l which figures include neither So 4 billion
savings reductions without formal renegooon
other billions saved reduced contract prices ana In no
costs" termination settlements
In reneqooon termination special boards have been
consider hardship In renegoholon
without jeopodzng the governments
Of Bankruptcy and insolvency resulting
from on enforced refund Of excess war profits
hos encouraged and helped dr0t law
relief conracurol hardship noteworthy
only applications for relief have been Fled under this
During the Department aid Of production made
a total of 81 in advance contracts and in
SO billion looms contractors who could
advances billion such looms outstanding On
June a only l of the advance paYments (Ss million
dours) outstanding and only 3 OF 10 OF the guaranteed
($7 mon) unpaid The losses advance
will 1920 49, The small service charge tor the
guaranteed will all losses looms and will eove
$40 million profit 49,
oqoinst Department large OF them so-coled
Of these claims asserted by
fxedee contractors While the passage to the Poo
oportal Pay considerable port Of these coms
ony These being settled rapidly and in
generally satisfactory to all the interests involved Other
settlement matters are moving to conclusion
In ouco and settlement matters there careful
scrutiny oud Some frauds discovered by the
Department additional by the General Accounting
wur procurement the total number Of oud
reported the Department OF Justice from
400 There have been indictments in II OF
these
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

of the Republican party I found
those who had been favored with
land grants and special privileges
here in the west. And, sir, in my
own lifetime I have seen many un-
fair things done to the working
man.
1 saw these things, sir, and the
hero of my boyhood passed away.
Then I saw his son-who was
a boy when I was-and who must
surely have known my hero. I
saw the son advocate and force
through Congress measure which,
as l see it, sir, puts me right back
to the level of freedom which
caused my forefathers to leave the
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Adell Philpot
of 1908 S. 9th Ave. welcomed to
their household, fine Glib. 1907.
baby boy, Gregory Odell, Sept. 4,
at st. Monica's Hospital.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. William Crenshaw
and family from Brawley, Calf,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Tate, operators of the
Tate's Rose Room.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19
Phoenix Unio11ist
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the lusty young nation from dis
solution.
They were in there again pitch
ing at the downfall of Spain.
Relatives, many of them, were
in World War I. From that war
one of my boyhood friends came
not back. He gave his life for
America.
I am, sir, an American. am
not a Communist.
In World War II death came
into my own family.
These things somehow make my
swearing that I am not a Com
munist seem so silly! To whom
am to swear it? If swear it to
you, can you point to more solid
Americanism?
AS an adolescent I had a hero.
He was president of the United
States of America. His name was
William Howard Taft. was great
ly disappointed when he was de-
feated for reelection. You know,
he was president during my boy
hood. Boys have a loyalty. In my
case this loyalty lasted a good
many years.
Because of that boyhood admira-
tion of William Howard Taft I
cast my first ballot for the Re-
publican party. continued to cast
it for that party for great many
years.
Slowly, ever to slowly, though,
it became apparent to me the
political party to which I felt al
legiance was no longer standing
for the things for which my an
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

Americas Leading Negro Soprano
Muriel Rain will appear at the
North Phoenix High School, Oct.
24th under the auspices of the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Broadway was first to claim her,
and Broadway was the scene of her
greatest triumph as the sensational
Carmen in Billy Roses epoch MAX
ing production of Carmen Jones'"
She was singled out to play the
title role in Billy Roses spectacular
production Carmen Jones" for
which Olin Downes of New York
Times payed her the unusual tri-
butte of excellent, sensuous, seduc-
tive, and accomplished in song"
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Perkins, 80
w. Mongolian st. have as house.
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Flowers,
Jr., of Oakland, Calf. Their stay is
indefinite.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

Mrs. Mary Ann Walker and Miss
Mable Hickman, both of Crockett,
Texas, are here Indefinitely with
their mother and sister Mrs. James
Tate, of 1141 w. Watkins Rd.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

Mr.. Warren McElroy of L. A. is
in Phoenix visiting his brother and
sisterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McElroy, 33rd st. and Henshaw.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19

pare to begin active work in be-
half of the old-age pensioners.
That such work is necessary is
proven by the recent state legis-
lature. according to Mr.. Swan, who
says that the politicians who think
the old-timers are on the shelf
because of their age, will find out
that they are still able, willing
and are now ready to fight.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19
Pension Convention
Will Complete Plans

The Arizona Old Age Pension
Association will hold a pre-conven-
ton meeting in Library Park at
2:3O D. M, Sunday, September %,
where the members will hear guest
speakers interested in pensions for
the old people. Refreshments will
be served.
The convention will convene for
a two-day session on Monday, Sep
tember %, to last through Tues
day. The session will open at 10
a. m. in Odd Fellows hall, 81 N.
Third avenue.
This is the first convention of
the group and will open as con-
stitutional meet, where constitu-
ton and bylaws will be adopted
and officers elected. All paid-up
members will be privileged to take
part.
The objective of the association
is the welfare of the members,
according to M. c. Swan, organizer.
Many out-of-town members are
expected to be on hand to help
perfect the organization and pre-
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Emerald Isle in search Of real
freedom.
swear it, sir, I am not a Com
muniSt.
I am a Democrat
Emson Wood, President Phoenix
Typographical Union No. 352.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19
ATTENTION ALL CLUB
MEMRERS

Juanita Brown opened an en-
tertaining engagement at the Sun
set Club, Thursday.
She is well known here to all
music lovers. She closed an en-
gagement here last Christmas day
and is back again to thrill you with
her many lovely songs.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-19
Phoenix Social
and
Club News

Mr.. Warren McElroy of L. A. is
in Phoenix visiting his brother and
sisterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McElroy, 33rd st. and Henshaw.
Mrs. Maggie Brown, mother of
frankie, Gladys, Mamie, Robert and
Elizabeth Brown and Grandmother
of Theresa Foster arrived home
Monday morning reporting grand
time at the National Baptist Con-
vention in Kansas City, Kansas.
They also visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toby Blackman of
L. A. left Monday night after
spending several days here with
their sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Patterson.
The visitors enjoyed a fishing
outing at Apache Lake while here.
Mrs. Emma E. Gardner and Mrs.
Nellie Burnett recently returned
from st. Louis, Missouri, where
they attended the Tabors Diamond
Jubilee Celebration. Their trip ex-
tended to Chicago where they Wis
tied friends and from there to Kan
sas City where they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Locke,
and in Emporia, Kansas, were the
houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Miller.
They report an excellent extra
grand session of Tabor
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crenshaw
and family from Brawley, Calf,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Tate, operators of the
Tate's Rose Room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Perkins, 80
w. Mongolian st. have as house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Flowers,
Jr., of Oakland, Calf. Their stay is
indefinite.
Mrs. Mary Ann Walker and Miss
Mable Hickman, both of Crockett,
Texas, are here Indefinitely with
their mother and sister Mrs. James
Tate, of 1141 w. Watkins I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Sullivan, 1910
S. 8th Ave-, celebrated their End
anniversary with an elaborate din
ner party serving roast chicken
with dressing, potato salad, cram
berry sauce, cold beer and cock
tails.
Guests were former class mates,
relatives and friends.
The evening was spent playing
whist and pokena.
Mr.. and Mrs Noah Adell Philpot
of 1908 S. 9th Ave. welcomed to
their household, a fine Glib. 10-oz.
baby boy, Gregory Odell, Sept. 4,
at st. Monica's Hospital.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08
Liquor Hearing
Held Tomorrow

Hearings for eight retail liquor
vending establishments of Key
West are expected to be conduct
ed here tomorrow by State BeV-
erage Director James T. Vocelle.
The defending parties are charg-
ed with violation of a state law
prohibiting operation of liquor
vending places within 300 feet
of school houses.
The La COncha Hotel, Duffy
Tavern, Romey's Place, Bahama
Bar, Boat Bar and Raoul's Bar
are said to be within 300 feet
of San Carlos School. Curo's Bar
and the Cave Inn are reported
to be within 300 feet of a Colored
school on Petronia street.
Protest against the re-licens-
ing of these places of business
was made to Governor Mlllard
Caldwell by the Ministerial AS
ISOLATION here Rev. E. S. Do
herty, president, said his name
was enormously listed. as the
complainant when it was ac-
tually the Association.