davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1882 10th ST, Dupont Cir. l attrae.
rn. with 4 windows, twin studio
beds, share kitchenette and bath,
maid service, $50 mo. WI. 1852:
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1ST FLOOR BEDROOM
home is in excellent cond. and
ready for immediate occupancy; st
floor has reception hall. 22-ft. liv.
rm. with firepl., dining room. mod
ern equipped kitchen. bedroom or
library and powder room; End floor.
full bsmt: 2O-ft. screened porch;
built-in garage; gas &C. heat; large
fenced lot. For appt. to inspect,
w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
24On Conn Ave. NV.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Groom detached brick
home in this desirable section, fea-
turing extra-large rooms; st floor
place. dining room. equipped kitch-
en-; end floor, large bedrooms and
bath; garage; side porch: oil hot
wster heat; priced reasonably at
sdsjIS8; cali q. p. WRIGHT, EN- $500.
24n0 Conn Ave NV
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
S35 600

rhis very dignified center-hall red
brick has large living room with
fireplace. family sized dining room,
and kitchen. Second floor. 4 size
able bedrooms, ? lovely baths: fin
ished and heated third-f1oor room
Porch, paneled recreation room with
fireplace. hall and stairs fully car
peted. Venetian blinds; new house
condition throughout. Level lot with
Shrubberv and trees.
& Sanderson Co.
ho1l WIS ave OR n32H till a
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MOVING. PACKING q STORAGE

MOVING BY vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time, MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
baggage AT. 2759 or FIR. O3s6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country: safe storage Id
separate -oms. expert packing,
Phone 10. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO NC. est 1906
EXCL, moving, packing, storage;
low rates. efficient service: no Job
too small GLOVER, AP. 1898. A.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937; eyes,, GE. 1916.
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1914 MILITARY RID. NV.
House beautiful for gracious living.
large rms, 3E baths. gas &C.
rm. with fireplaces. terrace of dining
rm.. phone outlets in all bedrms..
wall radio in kit, garbage disposal.
pvt. den, pvt. dressing rm.- on
master Redrm. To inspect phone
ANNENK4RG REALTY co, FR.
1857 or Mr.. Sherwood MA. 1897.
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American University Park
S2 750

4439 Alton pl. NV. f1ve-room de-
tached house. Immediate possession
J. H. Knox. office of ROBERT w.
SAVAGE. 5l4 Union Trust Bids.
MA 3G3O a
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLORED-SITTING ROOM and
double bedroom. share kit. and
bath with owner: separate elec.
refsr. use wash. mach. AT, 64l2.
HOUSE TO SHARE, all eonveniences,
$50 RA 1909 a
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.CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
2 Bedrms., $81.50-$85. 90
Immediate Occupancy
Children Welcome

Utilities included in rent;
new apt. project on Chillum
rd. between Queens Chapel
and RIGGS rds.; good closet
space, Venetian blinds, laun-
dry facilities and storage
space. Open daily for inspec-
tion until s pm. See resident
manager on premises. To
reach: Drive east on Missouri
ave (Riggs rd. to Chillum
rd.), turn right to project, or
out Michigan ave. extended,
Queens Chapel rd. to Chillum
rd., turn left to project or
take F-6 Green Meadows bus
to Chillum rd., turn right to
II. G. sMITHY CO.
S11 18th st. NV, ST. $500.
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DOWNTOWN

I rms. 3ia baths. on New Hamp-
shire ave, mr.. 21st st.: excel. cond.
Call Mr. Fischer. with DREYFUSS
BROS, MA. 05S2; ewes, AD. 1924.
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MODERN-S12.95O

MODERN-$12,950
brick, gas heat: Anchor fence yard;
GE garbage disposal; high. fun
bsnnt. Cali RA 9149, BLANKEN &
PRESS. INC, ST. 9316. >
600 Blk. Jefferson st.
$4,000 down. Vacant. Lovely 2-storyy
brick. 6 large rms. and bath. front
and 2 rear inclosed porches, fun
bsmt /; h.-w.h. coal; nice Yards
Cow: to evsrythlng; al, Pricsa s.sd.ys! 70 Sen
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th St. NV. DI. 1855. z
IS w ST. NV.
Row brick, 3 bedrms.. bath !iy. rm;; .nd
Easement, detached brick garage. oil
h.-w.h.: an excellent buy.
KIRKS REALTY co.
RE. 1914: ewes. RA. 1886. =
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
Group Of beaut. homes in Chevy
4hes 20 yrs. Features colored
baths; 1st-h. bedrms.; dens; ga
RACES. Also avail. ramblers within
so to 30 days. To reach: Out Conn.
ave. to c. C., Circle, IT: on western
aye, 1st biz; to o., srookydlss " sore. rd;'
C.. FRED KELLEY
WI. s646; eyes,, OIL. 2oe6.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Extraordinary sacrifice-home must
sell. 4-bedroom home in the best
neighborhood of the Northwest sec
tion. Only $4,000 cash, $4,000
first Srust buys home on large
shady lot; new-house condition with
well-proportioned rooms for COM
Portable living. Prompt inspection
ARLiE Johnson REALTY co.
OR G1OO ,til PM a
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HOUSES-SALE-S.E Cont

FORT DAVIS SECTION
Lovely brick home. fine cond., rms.
full basement. gas heat Owner
leaving town. must sell. Priced right.
H. T. RANDOLPH, 2137 X st. NV.
RE. @137 .
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Det 2-story, near D. C. line: A
rms. bath. 3 bedrms., bSmt.; h.-w.h
Bargain at $3.50 ANNENRERG
REALTY CO., FIR. 1857 till 9.
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BRICK RAMBL ER

| yr. old, all rms. on l floor; z
oedrms., ultra modern kit. . fire.
pls. gas h.-w.h: lovely rec rm. with
bar; ull hsmt built-in garage.
Only Sl6.95n: eaSv terms ANNEN-
BERG REALTY CO., FIR. 1857 till 9.
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s23 10th ST. N.W.-3rd FIR, rms.
pvt. bath, no kitchen, S7b.
2136 Pa. ave. NV rms, bath
kitchenette, $3.50. D. E. BARRY
ME- C0oS 1907 II sf y, NJ
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BUY THRU SCOTT
BUY THRU SCOTT

@-story, 6-rm Colonial brick. III
baths, full bsmt., g. h-wh., Z
porches. front and back yards, loc.
in beautiful sc. This house must
be sold Immediately. For informa-
tion call 'tR. COATES at DE. 201O.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
APT, 1st floor; fine
for child; conv. NV. section. rent
around $40, for l or Q bedrm. apt,
upper floor. Box 455-V. Star. %
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
MINED. 1-bedrm. apt.
Naylor Gardens. > blks. to shopping
area. AK, 5S52 S
RUTLAND COURTS, 1925 18th st..
N.W.-First-f floor corner apartment.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath,
ample closet space, completely re-
decorated; switchboard and elevator
further details cali Mr.. Gavin with
H G. SMITHY, ST. 1900. A
EMBASSY APT.-Several choice apis.
avail. 1913 Harvard st. NV. "a
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1874 R. I. Ave. NE.
Vacancies for working mothers with
children: room. board. day care.
laundry services. Phone AP. 234c.
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cOLoRED-I3oe DEXTER TER SE

= blocks off Nichols ave.-5-yr.- :
old semidetached brick, rms, tile
bath; deep lot, 81 900 down, HART.
Hope rd. Sc, TR. 4400, Ii. 3-1l92.
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Continued on Next Passo
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$32.500
Highly Restricted Section
Off Mass Ave NV

JUST OFF 10th on Floral st. NV
We offer this lovely 1-rm.. 3-oath
house with LIST A. bedroom or den.
Terms can be arranged and trades
will be considered Inspection by
appointment.
Evening star., 1949-08-02

APARTMENT FOR RENT. S45. SO
N2hode Island ave. NV. Contact MRS.
WATKINS, MI. 1859. -
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Coming EUessts
MONDAY, MAY 80.

MAY 80
Unwilling of Blue Star Me-
mortal Highway Marker,
Bayview Park, 500 PM. Di-
rected by American Legion
and Key West Garden Club.
Guest Speakers. j,
Special Meeting, American
Legion, 8 p. nj. at Post Homei
Plans for forthcoming Char
ity Festival to be discussed.
TUESDAY, MAY 81 I
Meeting, United Council of
Church Women, IL a. m. at
Presbyterian Church, White
street. Installation of officers.
Luncheon in Church Annex
at 1890.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE L.
Regular Meeting, Navy Wives
Club No. 88. 1900 Am. in
clubrooms. Building l78,
Naval Station. I
WEDNESDAY, JUNE B. j
Bridge Party and Cake and
Candy Sale, Sponsored by
Officers Wives Club for
Benefit of Navy Nursery. ;
SATURDAY, JUNE Ii
Key West High School Alumni
Association Annual Reunion
and Banquet. A. & B. Lob
zster House. .,.,s- =
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Aer0Uias ssW'
Passenger List


Passengers leaving for Havana
via Aerovias 20" planes over the
weekend were: T.
Yolando villalonga, Orlando
Alonzo, Marta Alonzo, Mildon
Gruamark, Doris Gruamark, Slim
ton Savidge, Mable Savidge,
James Secaeu, Esther Reece,
Imogene Bright, Jose Fernandez,
Martin Siegel, Leah Siegel, Will
liam Myers, Edna Myers, Jose
Tarafa, Mercedes Gonzalez, Mario
Rogue, America Perez, Jose
Perez, Mary Portela, Aurello
Perez, Ernest Larson, Irene Lar
son, Edward Malieki, Gunnar
Elipson.
Howard W.. Masauelier. Clara
Masquelier, Annabel Moffat, Let
tie Sullivan, Roland Lucier, Nell
lie Lucier, Luciano: Gonzalez.
Ludwig Roberts: Wallace Wight.
Laverne Wight / Helen Low e,
Rudy L. Stl4eEs James +. Ma
guire, Maurice w. Peters, Bette
Thrower. Mildred Little; Gene
Little, Teresa Little, William s.
O'Niell, John J. Kelly, Agnes T.
Kelly, James Petreeeo, Isabel
Sais, Jose Armensto, America
Mato.
Conception Samalea, Francisco
Liantaud, Elena Estrada, Howard
Moore, Stella Moore, Cristina
Heilner, John J. S. Daniel, Janet
Villa Daniel, Albert Bolte, Will
liam johnson, Glenn Thompson,
Hazel Guerin, Marion Campbell,
Thomas DarabariS, Veryl Bak-
err, Richard Trembley, Iris Grant
ford, Carey Crawford, OctaviO
Cervantes, Oetavio Cervantes Jr.,
Ricardo Mozola, Manola Perez,
Georgina Perez, Ralph Spencer,
Fred Worrell.
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over, call her Immediately and
say you are sorry but as you are
going out yourself, you will have
to send him home. Or you can
say that you are planning to
take a nap, etc., and he will have
to come back another day when
it doesn't interfere with your
plans. ~--- .-.
/ presume that you have a
child of your own, so a better
plan might be to talk to her and
say that as neither of you have
a nurse, it might be a good ar
rangement for each of you te
care for the others child once
or twice week. In that way.
both of you would have an OPP
portunity for several free after
moons and neither of you would
be the goat"
You are foolish to let her i'm
pose on you.
LOUISA.
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number for further information
on 1t. This project is to raise
funds towards the expense of the
National Convention of the VIEW,
which is being held in Miami in
August the 81 through the 26.
Members of VIEW Posts and their
auxiliaries from alI'0ver the Uni
ted States and all its territories
will attend this convention. A
large contingent from the South
ernmost Post and Auxiliary is ex-
pected to be present.
The auxiliary sponsors a hospi-
tai party the third Thursday each
month at the U. S. Naval Hospit-
al. The last one, held Thursday,
May 10 was quite successful. The
club was fortunate enough to Sc
cure complete show of profess
Si0nal talent from town. Refresh
ments were served to the patients
and staff by members of the aux
iliary. The next party will be
held the 10th of June No plans
have been formulated for this as
yet. Type of entertainment will
be decided upon later.
The next meeting of the South
ernmost Auxiliary will be held
Thursday, June 9th, at 500 p. M,
at the VIEW home.
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Semi-Montltly Meeting Of Ladies'
Auxiliary OF V.F.W. Post 1911
Held At Elisabeth So. Home Friday

The Ladies Auxiliary to WV
Post 39ll held their regular semi
monthly meeting Friday night
at the WV Home on Elizabeth
street.
A new member was initiated
into the organization at the meet
ing, Mrs. Mizpah Pierce, of
1901 Duval street. Mrs. Pierce is
web known in town, as she is
connected with the Aerovias- 20"
SA-on Duval street. Mrs. Pierce
is also the president of the Fleet
Reserve Auxiliary.
Several important matters
were discussed, among them a
rummage sale that will be held in
the near future. Details will be
announced later, and meantime,
anyone wishing to donate articles
TO the organization for the sale
ara asked to call the president,
Mrs. Edna Arthur, at 4lg, and ar
rarlgements will be made to pick
up-these items.
The auxiliary is also putting on
an amateur show at the Harris
Street School on Friday, June II.
Anyone interested in this show or
caring to participate is also asked
TO Fall Mrs. Arthur at the above
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Mrs. Leona Collins, chairman,
presiding. and Mrs. Geneva
Smith introduced. to the gather
ing the Mesdames Volts,
Brothers, Diamond and Mcdonald
of Jacksonville, who were guest
speakers for the afternoon.
The business meeting followed,
and then a delightful social peri
cd was enjoyed, with refreshs
ments served by Mrs. Bennett,
who was hostess for the event.
On Monday evening, May Is,
the Business Woman's Circle met
at the home of Mrs. Alice Raniir-
ez, with the Chairman, Mrs. Thel-
ma Porch, presiding.
Mrs. Charro Skaggs presented
the Missionary program and Mrs.
Albury led the devotional, fol-
lowing which was held a business
and social period, Mrs. Ramirez
serving refreshments during the
latter period.
On Monday evening, May %
the Mary Katherine Adams Cir
Gle had their meeting atsthe home
of Mrs. Raymond Johnson dur
ing which meeting the Interrne-
diate Girls Auxiliary. whicha is
fostered by this Circle, presented
Missionary playlet, assisted ,by
Counsellor Mrs. Cross.
At the close of the May %
meeting a social period took
place and sandwiches, cookies,
punch and candy were served the
guests by the hostess
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baptist Wonen's Missionary. Union
ActiCe During Month OF May

Activities during the month of
May by the Baptist Women's Mis-
sionary Union were many and
varied.
On May Q the General Mission
airy program and business meet
ing of the organization was held
in the church, with president
Mrs. Edna Albury presiding, and
Mrs. Glynn Archer presenting an
interesting talk on Stewardship.
Also at that meeting the pro-
gram, Christ the Answer TO Bet
ter Homes was presented by
Miss Holly johnson, with Mrs. Al
bury leading with the devotional.
Others taking part in the Mission
airy Discussion were the Mes
DANES Bennett, jerks, Collins,
Smith and Eden.
During the business period of
the meeting a letter was read
from Harry Russell, Asbury Col
lege student. thanking the WINS:
for their contribution 10 the Ger
man Student Foundation, An Of
fering was also sent to the Color
ed Baptist Seminary in Nashville,
Tenn, gt :
4 May assignments were made by
Community Missions Chairman
Mrs. Eleanor Bennett, reports
from Committee Chairmen fol-
lowed, and the meeting closed
with the prayer by Mrs. c. D.
Mock. @ -
On May 8 the Elizabeth Taylor
Circle met in the church annex,
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More Than Four Hundred Friends OF
j. Roland 4dnmses Attended Golden
Wedding AnniUersnry Party Saturday

There were Golden Wedding
anniversary gifts and flower ara
engagements too numerals to tell
of, but there was one gift that.
for sheer beauty and sentiment
cannot be surpassed. This was a
gold serving dish edged with.
golden scallops, and on each Of
the scallops there was engraved
the name of one Of the children
of the Adamses. together with
that of their wife or husband, and
on the other scallops the name of
grandchild and finally the
great-grandchild. The Adamses
have four children, six grand
children and one great-grand-
child, all Of whom were present
Saturday. In the center of the.
gold plate there was engraved
ITO Mother and Dad, Golden
Wedding, 1899 i949."
Music was played by the Rob-
erts String Band, and there was
dancing and the singing of old
songs, which Mrs. Adams partic-
ularly enjoyed. She was attired in
lovely gown OF shell-pink sha-
dow sheer, and wore an orchid
corsage. She and Nh. Adams were
a charming couple.
Last night, at the Ley Memoir
al Church evening service, Mr..
and Mrs. Adams were further
honored by the presentation to
them of q large and beautiful
bouquet OF iris and ferns and a
golden fan-shaped vase, Eugene
Roberts making the presentation
with a brief and moving talk.
Also, during the evening, Oar
win Stevens sang "That They
Trust in the Lord" honofing Mr..
and Mrs. Adams.
The heart of the entire city was
with them on that wonderful day
of their lives, the day they cele-
brated their Golden Wedding An
niversary.
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X. ". H. S.
Alumni 4ss0.
10 Hold Di,,,,er

! Key West high school alumni
association President Charles Il.
Smith, ", has announced that fl
MIA arrangements have been
made for the annual reunion and
banquet scheduled at the ABB
Lobster House for Saturday, June
Ii.
Dress for the affair will Be i'm
formal. Music will be by Hector
Barroso's Orchestra.
Tickets win go on sale Mofsday,
May so. !
President Smith urges that all
reservations be made prior to
Wednesday, June 9Th.
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Key West Junior Woman's Club
Held Delightful Beach Parry E
Al Monroe County Beach Last Week

The Key West Junior Woman's
Club held its monthly social
Thursday evening, May 26, with
an-infofmal beach party at the
Monroe County Beach. where
members and their guests enjoy
ed weihers, cokes, potato chips,
and marshmallows.
Hostesses for the occasion
were the Mesdames Pauline Ket-
chings, Jacqueline McCown and
the Misses Beverly Cruickshank,
Nellie Trujillo, Edna Hoff, ELISA
Moreno. Beatrice Moreno and
Virginia Whitmarsh.
Present at the party were MIR.
and Mrs. Bob Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Curry. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Newt
Ketchings. MIR. and Mrs. Peter
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One of the most beautiful
. events ever TO take place in Key
!. West was the Golden Wedding
= Anniversary celebration of Mr..
!. ana Mrs. j. Roland Adams which
: was held at their home Saturday
= afternoon.
:. More than 400 Of their friends
! attended the affair, and they
: were welcomed by a receiving
:. line composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
: Adams, Mrs. Mamie Lewis, who
was Mrs. Adams bridesmaid at
the wedding fifty years ago, Mrs.
: Marion Ennis of Miami, a sister
= of Mr.. Adams, who had come to
{, Key West for the event, and Mrs.
: Charles Lowe.
The reception was held on
: theside lawn OF the Adams home,
where there were refreshment
, tables beautifully decorated with
myriad flowers, including double
and single yellow hibiscus, and
: there were served punch, cake,
sandwiches, a variety of cheese
spreads and many appetizers.
On one table there was an al
most exact copy of the cake that
had been served at the wedding,
I and Mr.. and Mrs. Adams ate
: their piece of Saturdays cake,
: from the same plate from which
they had eaten their wedding
; cake, this plate having been pre-
served by the family all these
fifty years.
: The table containing the cake
was exceptionally beautifully
(, adorned with ferns and stepano-
: lis and little golden bells to sig
Nifty the occasion. On this table
; there was double folder, in one
side of which there was a recent
: picture of the Adamses taken to-
: gether. and in the other side a
picture of Mrs. Adams when she
; was eighteen years of age, and
. Mr.. Adams at the age of seven
teen.
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iOUISA'S LETTER

Dedr Louisa: #.tsb#8
Lost spring met young whom liked very much
He asked Tor doe and good munY since
when he has come to my home have ddtes
fdlen very much in love with him and thought he liked me
lot too. Bu-dnd this is the distressing pdrta girl
visiting here says that he moed and that she
his wife we'll. '.< st.-4f'.<%
Don't you think that he and his wife love
other why would he be going with other girls? don't know
whether to believe her whot do find out what
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the first Southerner to deliver
the annual memorial address at
Gettysburg.
l940-British escape Dunknk
amidst terrific German bomb
bardment.
ls43-Attu in the Aleutians
the first American land retaken
from the Japs.
l944-Fierce fighting in Italy
between Americans and Ger
mans.
l945-Americans raise the flag
over Shuri Castle on Okinawa.
l946--Georgia moves to revoke
Ku Klux Khan charter.
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s1lc SuIS Is uuS. "a
Please advise me,
JUNE M.-Dei,
Answer: .A
The, next time the young man
comes to call, tell him what the
girl has said, and if it Is true, I
am sure he will not deny it. He
will probably say that you never
asked him about being married,
and he just never mentioned it.
From what you write, l gather
that his business is one that
calls for travel and he is proba-
bly, one of those men who like
to pass the time away with mild
flirtations. He probably loves his
wife very much and doesn't
realize how stability he is treat
ing her, not to mention what kind
of a deal you are getting.
It is unfortunate that he has
been so unfair, dis you would
hardly have let yourself care for
him if you had known he. was
married when you first met.
However, it is a fine thing that
you have found out about him
before too late. If he is really
married, put him out of your life
at once. Go with other young
men and forget him as soon as
possible. just mark it up to ex-
perience.
LOUISA.
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Hub Caps Stolen

: WASHINGTON, D. c.-Senator
Glrney" r. SD wonders why
hub-cap thieves have grudge
against him.
The senator, who says he has
lost five hub caps from his car in
year, recently reported that
two more had been removed.
Police, however, spotted two
men stealing the caps, frightened
them away and returned them to
the senator before he knew they
were missing.
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knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Lo-
peg, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle McCown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lawrence, the
Mesdames Margaret Scully, Lois
Burke. Mary Kraft, Mary Louise
Smith, Ida Gellrich, the Misses
Beverly Cruickshank, Cora Lee
Curry, Ella Curry, Rosemary De-
merritt, Olive Cato, ELISA More
no, Betty Saunders, Lois Busto,
Belva Busto, Ellie Rae Gwynn.
Edna Hoff, Betty L. Roberts, Gle
ora Roberts, Nellie Trujillo, Vir-
ginia Whitmarsh and the Messrs.
Jack Costar, Roger Burson, M.
Galbraith, John j. Romero, Ches-
ter. Knowles, John Morrison, H.
Garren, Earl Forsthoff, and Lem
uel Baker.
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TODAY IN HISTORY
know America)

l868--Decoration or Memorial
Day established by Gen. John A..
Logan, G.. A. r. communicating
chief
l880-The League of American
Wheelrhan established.
B83-Dozen trampled to death
as the new Brooklyn, N. Y.
bridge opens.
l00l-The Hall of Fame i'm
New York City opens.
l922-The Lincoln Memorial,
Washington, d. c. dedicated.
l039-Senator Byrd of Virginia
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I. auxiliary
Of Keys MenerinI
Unit I45 Met We'd.

Members of the Junior Auxili-
airy of Keys Memorial Unit las
met on Wednesday of last week
and elected officers for the COM
ing year 1949-50.
Chairmen were also selected,
and a complete and comprehen-
sive program for the year was
discussed at the meeting.
Officens elected on Wednesday
will be installed at the regular
business meeting of the Auxili-
airy which is scheduled TO be held
on June 6. . :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-30
The
WEATHERMAN
Says:

Key West and Vicinity: Fair
with scattered thundershowers in
the vicinity. Moderate south
easterly winds thru Tuesday.
Florida: Scattered thunder
showers in afternoon, otherwise
partly cloudy weather thru Tues
day. Continued warm.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Moderate southeasterly
winds in south portion and mod
crate southerly winds in north
portion thru Tuesday. Partly
cloudy with few Thunderstorm
erS.
East Gulf: Moderate southeast
.erly winds thru Tuesday. Few
thundershowers in north portion,
otherwise partly cloudy weather.
REPORT
Key West, Fla, May 80, 1949
Observation taken at City Office,
$50 am. EST
~.M q 81. "a