davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-01-12
Takoma Park Bungalow

couple. it contains 2 nice bedrms
large liv. rm.. dining rm., kit and
bath; there is an additional bedrm.
and shower in the besmt.: the rear
yard Is completely fenced. Total
price, $11,50O, with very liberal
terms. Call Mr.. Cary. OK. 1881
INC, 1928 K st. NV, MA. al41.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
SILVER SPRING

Lovely 3 bedrm., Ia bath home OF
brick and frame construction, gas
heat, level lot; many features worth
your inspection Attractively priced
at Sl6.950; small cash payment.
DURANT-HILLAND, EN-. $500;
ewes SH $500 10
Evening star., 1949-01-12
COLORED-OTIS PL.

COLORED-CIlS FL.
Er. 14th st. Row brick. 20 it. wide,
1st. f., entrance hall, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit; md f.. 3 pedrmS. and
bath, full bSmt.; gas hot-water heat;
excel. location: Sl3,T50. Call Mr.
Fairbairn. with CONNER q RYON,
INC, 927 18th st. NV, RE. 1916;
ewes. HO. 1000 %
COLORED-CALL NOW!
NV section. story and basement
trick, 10 rms, 2i2 baths. oil heat.
Good renting section. Nice terms.
DANIEL DIENER g. CO.. ST. 1881.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
13th AND SHERIDAN NV

18th AND SHERIDAN NV.
Detached brick: 6 large rooms, .
baths. heated and finished attic;
nice lawn and yard. front porch;
gas INV h.; priced right. on good
terms. Call ewes, RA. 2521.
BLANKEN q PRESS, INC, 1924 K
St. NV. ST. 93lG. -l5
MASS. AVE. HGTS., Cleveland Park
For members of CONGRESS or diplo-
matte corps or those who need a
larse residence; We have > fine
homes with spacious rooms. 5 and Il
BEDROOMS, 2 baths both under $50
600 In Waskinetons finest ex-
elusive section, both of these homes
deserve inspection.
SAMUEL E, BOGLEY, INC.
WI 1920 WI. $500 IA
Evening star., 1949-01-12
HoUsEs-sALE-k.W. tcons.)
"Nr. 41st and Fessenden"

@NAs 4ASS &&4ASk - SSAS&ANAS44
Just listed. an older type detached
frame home which has been COM
pletely remodeled with z. rms, 4
bedrms., bath; on a level fenced lot
just q few blocks from grade, Junior
high, senior high school; only Sl6,-
500 and terms may be arranged.
Call ME. 1143 until 9 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
OPEN DAILY
Deautiful new brick homes in one of
the most convenient sections of the
NV, one block from schools and
transportation; close to shopping
area: rooms. bath and firstt-hoor
lavatory. to ROOMS, 2l2 baths.
priced S2l,950 to S23.950. Also
beautiful brick and stone ramblers
OF 3 rooms and > baths at S25,950.
Drive out Macarthur blvd. to Que
and turn right to homes.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 H st NV MA o345
Evening star., 1949-01-12
COTTAGE IN THE PARK
BUYING A PREFAR9

DO 1INO n Z TSCT hD.
Are you one of those forward-looking
souls who are searching for q place
to set prefabricated or CUSTOM
built home? We have q few choice
building lots in good locations in
Takoma PIX. and nearby. Some
comm lots.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
GE. 0ss1, 81 Cedar st. NV, GE.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
SILVER. SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Beautiful and de luxe features make
this brick bungalow a real home;
custom built for present owner; lge
rooms throughout exceptional din
ing room and kitchen, > bedrooms
st floor finished, Bird bedrooms up;
small apt. in basement rents for
SIS; ideally located
SILVER SPRING
Indian Spring Hills; all you want in
home space; 3 bedrooms, tiled
powder room 1st floor. large living
room, dining room and kitchen.
screened side porch. Location? Just
of Colesville rd., very close in. near
schools. buses. Terms. $16.95O:
as low as $1,000 down. balance
easier than rent; immediate pos
session.
4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
Bedroom and full bath 1st floor; true
center-hall plan. 3 bedrooms and
bath up: just completed, ready to
move into; open ewes. till pm;
just off Flower ave. and East Mel
bourne, follow signs to Brookside
Forest and 9214 Whitney st.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Su HAaO mi O nm TX
Evening star., 1949-01-12
CoLoRED-e5Oo BLOCK 1eth ST

NV. 6 spacious rooms, parauet
foors, 1l2 baths, 3 porches, full!
bsmt., auto. gas heat. double ga
rage, excel. location. Possession at
settlement Call Mrs West with
D. H JOHNSON CO.. RE. 52l2,
MA. S296: ewes. and Sun, Ii. 039S.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
HYATTSVILLE AREA
HYATTSVILLE

42nd AVE.-2-story brick. 3 lge. bed
rms, liv. rm. with fireplace, spacious
din. rm, mod. equip kit with
breakfast nook; basement and recr
rm.; built-in garage. One of the
incest locations. PRINCE GEORGES
TX co
Evening star., 1949-01-12

XS,H)JJ-NeW 5-rm bungaIoW, mr.
schools and tranSp
Ss5 down-New Arm. brick bun
galow, with lot approx. 7Oxl7O. 2
blks to bus. Monthly payments,
SIS. Call Mr.. Millar. with MIL
LAR BROS. INC, 471O Annapolis
I'd, ladensburs, Md, UN $500,
or WA 13O- ia
Evening star., 1949-01-12

CoLORED-I3th AND HARVARD
SITS. NV. Lovely semidet. brick
home, completely furnished, con-
sisting of 3 eptS., 2 baths, 3 refgrs.,
VIII $1,000 cash needed: $3.50
monthly income Call for appt.
Mr.. Hunt with CAMPANELIA e.
WOOD, EX. 4113; ewes, DE. 2637.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
eoLoRED-nsoo BLOCK OF col.

RID. NV. Row brk., 10 lRe. rms,
3 baths, nice moneymaker Nr.
14th and Park I'd. y blk 18th st.
car: Sl6.950: $1,000 down. Owner
will take back ind trust. Best
rental section in city RA O036,
CHAPMAN REALTY CO., RE. 1916.
Evening star., 1949-01-12

PreWar BrlcK bungalow
Takoma Park, . bedrms., foyer en-
trance. screened porch. full bsmt.
with outside entr, beautiful floors.
living rm, dining rm.. large kit
chen. fully equipped. stairs. to ex-
pandable attic; priced S14.250.
SILVER SPRING
2-story Colonial brick on land
scaped lot. living rm. with fireplace:
dining rm. and modern equipped
kitchen on st f.; well-proportioned
bedrms. and bath up, full base
ment, gas heat: Vacant within /
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
s710 Ga. ave. Sil. Spg., 81. 500
$500; ABOUT 2Il ACRES; old house,
3Ox2O. In condition to be modern
lied; at Fairland, Montgomery Co.,
Nd. On hard I'd; about 6 mi. from
T. w GPNNMES
Evening star., 1949-01-12

1851 HILLSIDE RD. Sc.
Near Coral Hills Theater-Immacu-
late semidet brick, > yrs. old; g
rms and bath, 3 bedrms.. oil &C.
heat, full bsmt.. knotty-pine rec.
rm.. white picket fence; only $13.-
500, easy terms. Phone FIR 1887
til 8 pm. or call at 2022 Nichols
ave. Sc
Annenberg Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
toLoREp-1. RMS, a1l BATHS-

brick. Morgan st. NV; ) rms, bath.
lst floor: u rms, bath Ind floor;
separate heating plants price, Sl3,
500 Also 2-story private dwelling on
s ST. NV. q rooms. bath. oil heat,
gar; price, Sl3,5OO. GEORGE I.
BORGER. 643 Ind. ave. NV, Ma.
Evening star., 1949-01-12

Fine 3-story brk. home and invest
ment. 10 rms, 3 baths, h.-w.h,
new furnace, full bsmt. excel. cond.,
moderate down paymert
Evening star., 1949-01-12

N.W.-1S it. wide: 2-story row brick.
rms. and bath, > incl. porches.
full bsnt.; auto. gas heat; conv. TO
everything Shown by appt only
Exclusive with CHEVY CHASE REAL
1900 q
Evening star., 1949-01-12

CUTE AND A BARGAIN
This charming brick and stone Cape
Cod home located in one Of the
incest parts of Silver Spring is the
best value in this area. 1t is situ-
ated on a large, beautifully land
scaped. fenced lot, and is in perfect
condition. Owner moving and has
reduced price 81 900 and will extend
terms as low as $500 cash. For
Complete details call today ia.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV Realtors. Ex. 1911,
Evening star., 1949-01-12

COLoRED-S1.5OO DOWN; Columbia
ro; near Georgia ave-; 6-rm. row
brick, full bsmt. coal h.-w.h., front
and back porcheS. y kitchens. bath,
Rarale SURETY REALTY co AE
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
Chinese Civil War Breaks Out Again
(Contined from Page One)

Confined from Page One) official sources to have started east on Anking, some l50 miles southwest of Nanking. Another sharp engagement started east of Chinkiang, few miles northwest of the capital.
 Communist attacks on two Bri tish WarShips in the Yangtze pre- ceded the general offensive.
 A high ranking ministry of the national defense source said the Red attacks seemed to be directed at all nationalist positions on the north bank of the river. There are only a few nationalist pockets left on the north bank.
 Earlier Premier Ho Ying-Chin told the Chinese parliament the government had rejected Red peace proposals in their present form.
 HO told the legislators that the communist plan would not provide for lasting peace, a member dis closed after the secret parliament meeting. The legislator quoted Ho as saying the terms were those laid down by a victor.
 The Premier stressed the fact that the Red terms were not in keeping with efforts of the gov ernment who seeks peace.
 Ho indicated that the basis for the government rejection of the Red terms was more general than simply an objection to a river crossing.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
Hearings To Be Held On Public Works In Alaska

Hearings are scheduled late in April on two Alaskan bills which seek to inaugurate extensive pub lie works and hydroeleCtric power programs for Alaska.
 The subcommittee on territo- ries of the House public lands committee on April 27 will con- slider Delegate Bartlett's bill to au- thorize the secretary of the interi- or to construct, operate and main tain hydroelectric power projects in the Territory.
 On April 28 a subcommittee of the Senate public works commit tee will hear the bill authorizing the federal works administrator to provide public works in the Terri tory, such as schools, hospitals, sewers, water facilities, harbOr facilities, bridges, roads, streets, libraries, firehouses and other public buildings. The applicant, such as any city, town, district or other public body in the Territory, would agree to operate and main tain the public works and to pay to the United States a purchase price of not less than 25 per cent nor more than 75 per cent of the estimated cost of the public work at such time as may be mutually agreed with the EVA.
 It is expected a number of Ter ritorial and federal government officials from Alaska. including mayors, will be heard.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
Wednesday. April 20. ls49
U. s. Experts to Aid Greek Aviation

WASHINGTON, (F) - The as- Signment of 14 U. s. experts to as siSt the Greek government in de- veloping a civil aviation was an nounced today.
 The mission, expected to last about a year, is an economic CO., operation administration project. The specialists selected include l3 men from the civil aeronautics ad- ministration staff, and a weather bureau meteorologiSt.
 Members include: Frank E.. Walton, Seattle and Vincent w. Speer, Alaska, communications consultants.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
GOOD ADVICE ABOUT SPEEDY MARRIAGES

STOCKHOLM, (P) - The Rev erend Erik Arbin, Stockholm, had a piece of friendly advice for young couples wanting to get mar ried quick. He told them the story of a marriage ceremony which was prolonged for several minutes becaues the bashful bride refused to say 'yes." The sweating clergy man finally coaxed her into it but afterwards asked why she had been so reticient.
 "You shouldn't be too anxious" !" said the bride.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20
Shark On Beach Bites Rather

TAMPICO, Mex. P)-A shark, frightened from the sea by naval gunfire and depth charges, jump ed up on Miramar Beach Wednes- day and bit a bather.
 Other bathers grabbed sticks and clubs and beat the shark to death before it could get back to the water. The injured man was hoSpitalized.
 The U. s. naval vessel John w. Weeks, six miles off shore, caused the trouble. It was demonstrating it's guns and bombs for Mexican officials.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-20

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

You've got to hove q heort
to be q boby sitter. says Morton
Lowndes. Guthor of "A Monuul
for Boby Sitters" little. Brown.
Her udvice to the thousands of
girls. boys. grundmothers and
ex-GIs who moke spure money
as sitters. is to be the kind of q
baby sitter they would wont TO
employ for their own children.
Sitters she talked with soid
that whot they would ike un-
der those circumstances is q
kind. potent. understanding
person who likes children.
Today. the outhor estimotes
some 20.000,0O0 children are
too young to be left alone doy
or night. She finds them thor
oughly dependent upon the
sitter. whose duty is. to keep
them huppY: keep them safe. :"
Some of the essentials of the
art Of baby sitting suggested by
Mrs. Lowndes are:
Get the facts as to the NUM-
Der of children in the house
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30
RETIREMENT CHATTER
AT NAVAL STATION
Ecnyciiiion Is
Released To Civil
Service Employees

The National Retirement Con-
yention was held in Washington,
d. G. February IS and 10 with
delegates from all over the Unit
cd States and Pearl Hafbor. The
new sct-up In the National office
win be the National President
Walter L. Disbrow, who will
rombinc the office of the former
president and legislative agent.
The secretary and treasurer c.
l. Dorson has a full time job. be-
ing first assistant to the presi-
dent The new set-up also pro-
vidcs for two vice presidents, one
from the East Coast and the
other from the West Coast.
The following are few of the
nsior resolutions proposed as
progressive retirement legisla-
ton.
No. mo coordination of the
Civil Service Retirement Act
with Social Security or any other
retirement system.
NJ. SIS year involuntary Sc
partition In accordance with the
Amended Retirement Act. to be
Retroactive Of those separated be-
tween July l, is45 and July l.,
1917.
No. 3. To eliminate the existing
= per cent for those retiring vol
untary or involuntary under age
90
No. a Full annuity to employ
ees regardless If age who have 80
years or more Of creditable SER
Vice.
No s. To provide reduced an
nultlcs a age 50. after years of
civilian service. for employees
Involuntary Scparted' from the
Federal service--not by removal
f1f cause.
No. .. Equal beneficiary rights
ipf female employees and their
NAAtFNNAA@|H
~. I Recovered Disability an
nAil9nlz % be classified as 'invol-
unlary, separation.
Ne. Z That those annuitants re-
celHinE annuities from the Civil
Service Retirement Act be ex-
empt nom paying any federal in
NoM4 iax on annulties.
No q Better covcrage for those
employees working in hazardous
oteanalions az join IN the federal
Nefvlce similar 20 the +. b. I.
pfpyisloua aGe 80. with 20 years
service.
No 80 To lower the compul-
sotF rulifement age OF 20 to age
Ma a. Employees INVOLUNTARY
W separated. through no fault of
tbflF own That those employees
~ho ere eligible for gctirement
Nhail h. selected for separation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30
Blue Nile
Dam Frets
Diplomats

Adds ABABA-tAg-If a,
long last a dam is built across
the headwaters Of the Blue Nile
at Lake Tsana in Ethiopia, as
has been reported recently. an
old and complex diplomatic cues
ton will have been settled in
this part of Africa.
The Blue Nile dam problem
has long occupied a prominent
and permanent place in Anglo
Egyptian relations. Ever since
the turn of the present century
England's diplomatic activity IN
this particular part of Africa has
been postulated on Lake Tsana
dam concession, or at least q
guarantee that no other interes,
should be permitted to tanper
with the Lake Tsana water SUP
ply. Between World War l and
World War II, Italian influence
was strong in these parts. At the
present time, with England No
longer responsible for Egyptian
affairs. Egypt has replaced italy
and is now directly and indie.
pendently involved.
England and Egypt have lons
desired to dam the headwaters d
the Blue Nile in order to regulate
and insure water for the great
Gczira irrigation project and the
entire Nile water system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30
Gives Reason
For Hialeah Race
Track Success

/ MIAMI, March4 80 (FNS).-
| Credit for the success Of the Hia-
leah race meeting, which pro-
duced $s,sO7, ss2 In revenue for
the state this winter, is given to
Legislative sterilization of dates"
which permitted the track to ex-
pand and improve its facilities.
"Hialeah's successful operation
is important news to all Florida,
as Hialeah revenue is an essential
part of the financial structure of
i each of the states 81 counties, :,
the track reports in a recently
published pamphlet.
Sterilization of racing dates
by the l947 legislature, with pass
age of an act putting ALLEGATION of
dates on bisis Of revenue re-
turned to the state, enabling
Hialeah to go forward with d
program of Improvement and en-
largement, and last summer a
sum in excess of 100000 was
spent on major changes in the
grandstand and minor changes in
the club house." the track con-
tinues, These improved facili-l
ties produced substantial results
this winter for the state and
track"
In contrast to a sharp leveling
off elsewhere in racing, Hialeah's
mutuel volume for the 40 day
season showed a decrease of less
than per cent, and there was
an. actual increase in the attend
ance total. Before the opening of.
the Hialeah meeting, the more.
optimistic experts figured drop
of 10 per cent in handle, and
some estimates fixed the de-.
crease as much as rs per cent.
Tyenty-six of the 40 days the,
handle was in excess of million
dollars, and reached high of.
81, Az, 900 on closing day when
the Flamingo Day activities were
highlighted by visit from Gov.
Fuller Warren and victory by al
Florida-owned horse-Fred w.
Hooper's Olympia--in the feature
Flaminga Stake.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

insomnia SO the idea Of lying
awake in bed doesn't appeal TO
you. Put yourself in the child's
place then, who was put to bed
before he was sleepy, and must
lie awake in dark room. Nat
urally, he'll find excuses to get up
occasionally-he will call for wa
ter, ask to go to the bathroom,
and dream up excuses at fifteen
or twenty minute intervals. Mrs.
Lowndes advises that he doesn't
want to be a pest, he Just can't
relax.
Besides having all telephone
numbers for emergencies, the sit
ter should learn how the stove
works, how to regulate the heat,
where diapers are kept. baby's
feeding schedule, sleeping prefer
ences. whether family pets are
friendly.
And, in case of fire, kids. Mrs.
Lowndes reminds you that your
first duty is to the baby-never
mind anything else until you have
him safe. A house can be re-
placed, but you can't replace a
baby.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

MIAMI March 30.--Two young
men Of Key West. born twelve
DAVIS apart and friends al their
lives. enlisted together IN the ar
Force on March 20. 1t was learned
TODAY from S-Sgt. James = hQ.
gar. recruiter for the Army ana
Air Force in Key West. They are
Charles Ogden. IN, son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. J. L. Ogden. ST., Of Apt. s-E I,
Porter Place and William Russell,
H. son of Mrs. Albertina VaIen-
zuela, Apt. TIC, Porter Place.
Ogden and Russell left for
Lakeland Air Force Base, Texas,
the same day where they win re-
ceive basic training before being
given a permanent assignment.
Private Ogden has expressed q
preference to study airplane me-
chanics while Russell would like
to become weather expert.
Prior to becoming an airmaa.
Charles Ogden had compiled an
outstanding record as a pitcher
on the Key West High School
baseball team, as well as with the
local American Legion club. Has
record with Key West High In
1943 was three won. one lost.
William Russell held down the
left field assignment with the
Key West American Legion club.
While attending school at Mari
anna in the northern part Of the
state, he excelled on the football
team as a halfbaek. and came out
on top as a welterweight in the
Golden Gloves tournament there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30
Enginenen, Cold Storage
Men Needed By Navy


NFaminaiions Tor probasional
sNlMinlinrnt % the position of
Neflip Aechonic. Refrigeration
MNthanlc and Operating Engi-
nteF lneiri4efatlon and Air Con
&lilanlnal fot filling the position
- knRipeman. Refrigerator and
ENlA Storage Nil be opened ON
MaEth "a. lpte hy the Board Of
= Nlxh Service Examiners al
tn4 Naval Station
NfNleieFs established as a re-
fl|N ~ the current examinations
WiA ~ used 10 fill vacancies in
WFsR N~ilisns which may occur
a Naval Activities In Key West.
Hsita a pay Cor Radio Mechanic
tHNIn "a sl0a0 per diem. Inter-
mtoiaie rate Is Slt.3s per diem.
ss'H maximum b sii.04 per diem.
RAISES % paw for Refrigeration
@sflAtnie begin al Sl0.04 per
4iFm fntermediaie rate is Sii.ia
pff uleln and minimum is Sil. sc
ptt alfan Rates ~ pay for Opera
tH2 Ntaineefs tRefrigeration and
A. tfnalilopine) Tor filling the
Fns.fIra "a Rnaineman. Refriaer.
stlNH and Cold Storage begin Al
Sass per diem intermediate
f&aH ~ mia per diem. and maxi,
uaEa = kiifo per diem.
ANf'lleation forms may be OBJ
,Ai1Ha iFoin the Recorder Of IN,
ha&la ~ hseidlng On. Naval Sta,
MHn ffom the Secretary Of m,
spsfd a 4 y Civil Service Elk
am'AffA an any FIRST or secont
t'A@ Fest Office. or from the Re
Nsal nrector. Fifth Y. s. civi
#eFxlts Region. Atlanta, Georgia
Ntpien q the examination an
neenNemenls uilh details OF du
ts&s and qualifications of IN,
.A'iipta. are posted al the Ke,
Masi Pet Office. and az Buildinl
81 Naval Station
Applications foF the position
N4Gll1 Meehanic. Refrigerator
Nfehanie and Operating Engi
nHef tRsiilaefation and Air Con
osllqninal Sos filling the position
~ knalneman. Refrs -.lon an,
- @feFhes p ~ accepted b.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

ting.
Be prompt and dependable.
Bring your own sweater.
watch. food if you think you'll
need it.
Get all the details on where
to get help if a crisis arises.
Know ID the number where
the parent can be reached: t2l
the docotr's number; t3) how
to call the police; (4) how to
call the fire department.
Use burglar tactics in getting
layout of the house - you
should know where light
switches. telephone. clothes for
the baby are located before the
mother leaves.
Keep constant watch to guard
against accidents. Do not adj
minister medicines or take care
of anything but superficial cuts
or injuries.
You don't have to worry abou
letting a baby cry, says Mrs
Lowndes. However, listen for ;
few minutes to discover Whethe,
it is complaining cry or some
thing more serious.
Play games with the younl
children keeping in mind tina
they are fascinated by everyda.
things such as clothespins. maya
zines, newspapers, seed cata
logues, boxtops, soda Straws
Jumps of sugar, combs, .knittini
yarn, short ends of line, scratch
pads, pencils. rubber bands, etc.
You've probanlv had attacks O
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30
Up Wirephoto

was given the Navy by the Mar
quis of Santa Cruz.
Situated in Ell ViSo in southern
Spain. it was the residence OF
the Marquis ancestors, Don Al
varo de Bazan, famous Spanish
Admiral who successfully fought
the Turks in the naval battle OF
Lepanto, in 1871.
1t contains valuable collec-
ton of 10th century paintings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

before employees of comparable
grade who are not eligible for re-
tirement.
No. l2.To increase the mini
mum annuity for families Of de-
ceased workers, both male and
female.
No. Is. That an increase in an
nuities be granted to those en-
ployeeS retired either totally dis
abled or incapacitatcd; also, that
annuities of $4,000 orsless be in
creased.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30
Castle In Spain
Is Naval Center

MADRID - P- The Spanish
Navy has acquired one. of the
finest castles in Spain for its
archives. The 10th century palace
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

The Salvation Army reports a
total of 1876 conversions was
brought about in its work in the
United States during i948.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

the Recorder, Board Of U. 5.
Civil Service Examiners at the
Y. 5. Naval Station Key West,
Florida until The needs of the
Sc. ace have beer met.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

Sour cream may be favored
with salt. sugar. and lemon Juice
and served as a dressing for
fruit salad. Orange, grapefruit.
and banana slices on romano or
watercress makes particularly
good salad for this dressing.
sprinkle the banana slices with
. little of the citrus to keep them
from turning color.