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Evening star., 1949-07-19

THE MARICK, 1873 B st, n.e.-Com.
Portable rms, newly dec, new fur.
nishirgs. laund facil; sgle., $3750i
dble, S25-S@1.5O.
THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n.e.-Girl to
share rm. with another girl, sgle.
beds, laund, cook. prlvlls. FIR. qIIS.
WOODBRIDGE. N.E.-Refned home:
cross vent; near bus; double single;
no other roomers; reasonable LADY.
PLAzA HOTEL offers SINGLE rooms.
SIS per week; double rooms SIS
sIo Pe' TasT T.s1 CAPITOL sr.-sieepins
rooms suitable for :. or 3: convenient
transportation. TR. 91l1. 80
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN-2nd A.,
next to bath; adults only. near
carline. MI. 6753,
LARGE FRONT SINGLE ROOM. pvt
home; express bus and carstop at
door; S34 mo. 6lo Upshur ST. \ w.
NEAR 'ni 4th AND R. suitable for ?.
front rm., twin, beds; home privils.
excel, tramp. AID. ss05.
333 18th ST. N.E.-Cool. attractive.
newly dec. rm. with dhlP exposure,
twin beds, pvt bath, ext phone IN
rm., in gentle home. FIR. 1851.
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st and c SITS. ne, special summer
rates, single, SIS per Wk. double.
SIS pey wk AT $500.
COLORED-1433 G ST. N.E.-Roon
for light Housekeeping. AT. 1910
COLORED-FOR COUPLE. all hons
privll. Call after + pm, ask for
MRS. LEWIS. LU. 3-79O6. ii
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18 RMS, 5 BATHS

18 RMS, 5 BATHS
Columbia and goth NV. Over $1,000
monthly gross (room and board
Rent $255. Good. furniture. Same
owner years. Only $1,000 down,
balance terms. EX. 2555.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Modern Dry Cleaning Plant
Good ne. loc. Brand-new equipment,
truck, low rental, 8-yr. lease. Can
be greatly improved by an exp'd
operator. Very reas. terms.
Gas Station and Garage
nj. s.w. inspection center; long lease;
reas. rent; doing $4,000 gross per
VI; good equipment and stock
parking facilities for 40 cars on
roof: pumps 5000 gals. monthly;
can be vastly improved.
Dry Cleaning Plant
Wholesale and retail. Has 3 outlets
for own work; equipment prac-
ticaliy new; good leases; reas. rents
doing over $4,000 gross; nets S15,.
600. Seen by appt. only.
Affronti g. Fitzgerald
Realty Co., AT. a14O. Elk. 0712
FA. 69o3. 800 F st. NV, RIM. 2O7
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LIQUOR STORE

h1<ZOon 01oItC
Very good neiRhborhood; located be-
tween warehouses; selling mostly
"a pints and wines; doing about
S3,700 week Information, ask for
KENNY" at CO. 1890. 20
LUNCH-LIGHT GROC.
Rent, SIS; has S-year lease; modern
eopt., ice cream machine, loaded with
stock; wants $4,000 down.
G. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
ROOMING BEAUTY
IL rooms, 41a baths; rent. SIG; In
come quoted. $420 and apt. and
Hollywood bath; large sundeck: q
car garage; expensive furniture; on
Biltmore NV: q beautiful home and
money-maker; wants $4,000 down.
Call Mrs. Koch.
G. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
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WAREHOUSE SALE

Your choice. $3.50 each. STANDARD
TIRE & BATTERY CO., 10th and
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downtown location, well established;
real buy at S11,500; building also
for sale
Super market, Silver Spring. Md,
doing oyer $500, gross weekly.
Self-service grocery, good NV. loca-
ton: no competition; over 81 400
weekly gross; only S11.500, COM
plete.
laundries. drygoods. liquor and sport
stores. Call Mr.. Lenkin, IA. 6S47,
with KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA.
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ROOMS FURNISHED G. uhEuR.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

1863 18TH ST. Nv immense
rm., 6 windows, accom- 3; dol. rm.;
all on md floor. DE. aS47. -2l
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON D TUESDAY, JuIy 1oAe
WASHINGTON, D.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Cont.

FENCE, chain link, all galvanized, all
posts set in concrete, immed. erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No
money down: 36 mo. to pav. Phons
FENCE, chain link, all galvanized
steel. guar. not to rust, no down
paymt.. 36 mo. to pay. Take ad-
vantage OF our anniversary special
snd 1ers save & $40 on ,,a average rage lob
FENCE-Modern chain link, concret-
ed, ST per ft., wood, lawn. 30 mos.
to pay. Days, FIR. 1882; ewes, vi.
FENCES, all types-concrete, stone,
faTprnE5E sIIT RTIE FHA FENcs tsrGe, co ST. 1900
meIciai bldss:' new and old con
struction; specializing in restaurant
and store fronts; plans and esti-
mates furn. RAY E. ROBERTS,
HONE AIIrERATIoNs-From bsmt.
to roof. immed. service, free esti-
mates; work guar. R. C. MARsACH,
noDEHNizINe and additions; celia,
:s,@ss. e ISst ci NAoI4 ST sSsss f. 6.
PLASTER. BRICK. BLOCK. cement,
work guaranteed; repairs or new;
free sseu estimate; reas. R. c. MAR
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while l have
the materials. W. D. TAYLOR,
Sligo 3942
WE ARE Now in a position to do
expert furniture repair and touch
UP work in. the home. OLD CO.
LoNIAL SHOP. GE. 5I61. go
IF YOU WANT carpentry, painting,
Kemtoning, cement work, odds and
ends, call THOMAS BROS. They
are prompt, very dependable TR.
0s32 any time. "a.
COMPLETE HOME REMODELING G,
repairs, plans drawn. permits OBJ
tanned, ETC.; for estimates, call
WARD 0W 6Q50 20
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COLORED = RMS. with shars
kitchen and bath; for couple. 1919
Trinidad ave. ne. LU. 3-49I3 )
after 8 pm. I'll
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AVIATION

COLLIE PUPPY
Golden sable with large white collar;
intelligent. gentle farm-raised col
lies. Rockville 364S
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Better Built Floors
Specialists in metal or plastic wall,
tile, rubber or asphalt floor tile.
esitmsfs, inus aiLe i49a " st NV RE
0676 or 2295. 21'
LET Us ESTIMATE your work
Special rates July and August.
HANEY & CO.. EX. 3443
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CONTINUED on Next PassJ
Evening star., 1949-02-20

1matic hosts who have been wined
and dined daily for the past few
weeks, the retiring Cuban Am
bassador and Sonora de Belt with
their children will leave today
to return to Havana.
The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Bruggmann were hosts at lunch
con Friday and that day the
Evening star., 1949-02-20
Diplomats
Continued From Page D.1.)

Alfons Rochac of FL Salvador, and
Senor Carlos Varaona Villasenor.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Caceres will be accompanied to
Baltimore by their son, Senor
Caesar Augusta Caceres, who will
see them sail early Thursday
morning for their homeland.
Young Senor Caceres will return
to Washington to complete his
years study at the premedical
school at Georgetown University.
from where he will be graduated
in June.
The other very popular diplo-
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart E. Burdick
of Chevy Chase announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Jane Elizabeth, to Kenneth Roger
Sylvester, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto H. Sylvester. jr.. of Edge
moor. Md. No date has been set
for the wedding.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Sibley Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing and is pres
emily at the Suburban Hospital
In Bethesda. Her fiance is at the
National Institute of Health in
Bethesda and attends Montgom-
cry Junior College.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

ing the University of Maryland,
where she is q member Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma fraternity. Her
fiance also attends the University
Of Maryland and Is member of
Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
Spring, Wedding

Mrs. P. Raymond Boesch an.
nounces the engagement of he1
daughter, Helen Ethel. to Mr.
John Joseph Haight. son Of Mrs
Orville c. Haight of Redwood City
Calf, and the late MIR. Haight.
The wedding will take place in
the spring.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Icelandic Minister and Mrs. Thor
Thors left for Winnipeg. The
Minister will be the principal
speaker at the 1celandic festivities
held annually there by natives
Of his country who now live in
Canada.
And yesterday evening was Mr..
Mr.. Palit is head of the Indian
Evening star., 1949-02-20
Miss Cats ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Cats
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Louise to Mr.. John Fran
els Breads, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William John Breads. The we'd
ding is being planned for Septem-
her
Evening star., 1949-02-20

and Mrs. A. r. Palit's turn to en-
tertain for the retiring Indian
Ambassador and Lady Rama Rau.
Supply Mission here and among
their 80 or 80 guests were mem.
bers Of the mission, members Of
the Indian Embassy staff and on
cials from the State and Coms
merce Departments.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
Leaning Tomorrow

Mrs. Cecilia Michaelis and her
daughter, Miss Virginia Michaelis.
are leaving tomorrow for a weeks
stay in New York and Phila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

MISS NICHOLS.
Anton Photo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Mich
OILS announce the engagement of
their daughter. Marian Emily, to
Mr.. John Clifton Quillen, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Quillen of
Ocean City, Md. The wedding
will take place the 18th of April.
The bride-elect went to Wilson
Teachers College and her fiance
is a graduate of the New York
Technical Institute of Washing
ton. He served with the Navy
during the war.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
A Weekend Trip
Poee u
a BY Walter w. Hubbard

COONER or later the aver
~ age car owner makes up
his mind he wants to drive to
Atlantic City. He wants to be
one of the 100000 who
stroll the Boardwalk, sun on
the beach, buck the waves, or
MUNICH hot dogs and salt wa
ter taffy while playing minia-
ture golf or riding in one of
the rolling chairs in the
shadow of Americas swank-
lest hotels.
It's an exciting, something
Evening star., 1949-08-14

to-do-every-minute sort of
vacation. With its midway,
steel piers, recreation centers,
movies, theaters, dance halls
and convention parades, At
lantic City has something by
way Of spectacle which isn't
equaled by any other city in
the Nation. And, as the round
trip involves but 37O miles of
driving or thereabouts, it is
one that probably will be
taken by a great many motor
lists from the Washington area.
Evening star., 1949-08-17
New Byrd Expedition
Ito Anfarctica Put Off
For Economy Reason!

A new Naval expedition to
Antarctica, to be headed by the
veteran Polar explorer. Rear Ad-
miral Richard E. Byrd. has been
postponed for compelling reasons
of economy"
Undersecretary Dan A. Kmball,
acting in the absence Of Secretary
Francis P. Matthews, announced
the "postponement" yesterday. He
did not say the expedition would
be revived at any time in the
future.
Mr.. Kimball said that. as far
as he is concerned the Secretary
of Defense has charged him with
cutting down expenses IN the
interests of economy. Secretary
johnson, he said, didn't ask me
Ito do this or not to do 1t. told
him this morning that was going
to do it."
Plans for the four month trip
underway for more than a year,
were we'll along and the first OF
the eight ships earmarked for the
expedition was to have left in
October. Some $500 men were
to have been aboard.
Known as Operation High
Jump H." the expedition was to
have been the second phase Of a
similar trip which took Navy eX-
plorers and scientists to the South
Polar regions in 1916.
An advanced base was planned
in New Zealand and a deputy
commander. Capt. George j.
Dufek, veteran of many Arctic
and Anarctic expeditions, had
Evening star., 1949-08-17
Norfolk Housing Program
Of S25,OOO,OOO Approved
Nv the Asxociuisd Press

by me AStoeioted Press
The Government gave its Off.
cial approval yesterday for con-
struction of a $25,000,000 long
range public housing program fol
Norfolk, Va.
The go-ahead was given or
5000 low-rent dwelling units tt
be built during the next two
years under provisions of the new
National Housing Act.
Commissioner John Taylor
Egan of the Public Housing Ad-
ministration announced the grant
ing of Federal permission tt
launch the project. The units
will be built and operated by the
Norfolk Redevelopment and Hous-
ing Authority.
Evening star., 1949-08-17

been designated. Navy planes
were to participate in extensive
aerial mapping and photography
air-sea rescue work and scouting
for ice lands.
The expedition. If approved
would have been the fifth trip tc
the South Polar regions by Adm
Byrd, brother of Senator Harry
F. Byrd, Democrat, of Virginia.
Evening star., 1949-08-17

doing fine, were born Sunday. The
first set, also q boy and a girl,
was born September 10, 1948.
Mr.. Hix, a packing house en-
ploye, and his wife have two other
children, one 2 years and and
the other 4.
Evening star., 1949-08-17
4th Child in Year Born
To Tennessee Mother
BY the Associated Press

JASPER. Tenn, Aug. 17.-Mrs
Raynord Xix, Whitwell, Tenn, has
given birth to her fourth child in
less than a year.
The stork made only two trips
twins each time.
A boy and q girl. both reported
Evening star., 1949-08-17

Sweden Is concerned about its
export prospects in South Amer
lea because of United States and
European competition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03

people in Key West last week
who saw nothing awful about
what we have called this dread
full weather"
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby, Incl
dentallv, spent the entire sum-
mer of 1948 travelling in the
British Isles, and their account of
the trip was extremely interest
ing.
Both are genial, friendly,
wholesome people, and during
their stay here of less than week
have met many people and made
many new friends. not few of
whom are from Wisconsin also.
They, and the Cookies, expect
to leave over the highway this
afternoon for FIT. Myers, where
they are to join a niece of Mrs.
Appleby and Mrs. Cooke and
drive her to Pensacola, where
she will be married later on this
week.
I'VE are going to recommend
that she and her husband spend
their honeymoon in Key West"
said Mr.. Cooke. I'VE can think
of no nicer place for them to
visit"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03
Applebys, Of Wisconsin, And
Cookies, OF Montana, Spending
Short Time In Key Vest

Yesterday I was talking to Mr..
and Mrs. Lennard Appleby, who
are from an eleven-syllabled
place ending in wac or woo in
Wisconsin. l fl0undered along
about the fifth syllable and never
did get my bearings.
Anyway, Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby
say they have to laugh at the Key
Westers for complaining about
the temperatures here last week.
where we live" said Mrs. APP
pleby, sometimes we go through
a whole summer without the
thermometer ever reaching sixty
five degrees!"..
The Applebys are visiting Key
West with Mrs. Appleby's sister
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Cooke, and the Cookies
have a large sheep ranch in Mon
tana. Mrs. Cooke also had some
thing to say about Key West
weather.
you are fortunate here" she
said. why, out in our territory
we wear wooden clothes all year
round"
So there were at least four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03

a notion to come visiting? That
would be a most unsatisfactory
way of thinking, in my opinion
and l should try and get the
matter Strengthened out before
| decided on him as n steady.
LOUISA.
Dear Louisa:
My son has reached the age
where he drives the family car.
Frequently | run out of gas since
that has started. He has his al
lowance but how can | be fair
about the amount Of gas he uses?
DAD-ILL.
Answer:
Just charge him for the miles
he uses but warn you this will
be a hard matter to keep up
with. You can, however, refuse
to give him the car the next time
he wants it if he leaves you with
an empty tank. -
LOUISA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03
Large Passenger Lists OF Persons
Lenpine For Cuba Ouer Weekend

Harry E. McNeal, Mary Hill
McNeal, John Tompkins, Marga-
ret Tomazin, Mary Tomazin, Dor
othy Parker, Celia Hernandez,
Juan Padron, Maria Coto. Frank
Synowiz, Adela A. Koczela, Ken
meth c. Sparks, Velma Sparks,
Walter Hiff, Johnson JOINER, EN-
lilo Lerma, Carlina Lerma, HUI
berto Massonet, Graciela River
on, Graciela Irizzary, David
bingham, Charles Baker, Jose
Blanco, Lena Pumar.
Max Goldberg, Tillie Goldberg,
Kyle Hammond, Hazel Ham
mor.d, Kyle Hammond, Jr., Lille
Gregory, Emerson Gregory, Nam
cy Lessen, Carol Lessen, Pat Lei
sen, Agnes Lessen, Ray Lessen,
Virginia Arnegard, Ben Arne-
gard, John Glenn, Marie Glenn,
Betty Glenn, Pedro Garcia, Ze-
Nadia Garcia, Mary Kelleher,
Rita McConaghy. David Hector,
Josefina Rodriguez, Joseph
Moore, Garnet Moore, Joseph w.
Moore, Faustino Aguado, Casio
Carroll, Arthur Fink, Edward
Trail, John F. Stokoff, Ina M.
Grub, Effie C. Roesler, Cosme
Varas, Lourdes Aleman, Ana Ro-
ca, Clara Guerrero, Virgilio Cha
con.
Berta Jaime, Rafael Radillo,
Bob Moosbrogger, Leovigildo
Barcelo, Juan l.. Socrate, Robert
Humbles, Thomas Lee, Jean Dur
and, Julien Durand, Virginia
Moreau, Lea Moreau, David Kap-
Ian, Resale Kaplan, Blanche KEEL
ly, Werner Schafroth, Reinaldo
Fernandez, Celeste Young, Ro-
dolfo Vivance, Juan Salome Abb
dala, Blanca Feito, Margarita
Feito, Maria Feito, Della Garcia,
Pedro Sanchez, Aurora Fernan-
dez, Julia Rodriguez, Margarita
Orgoyen, Marta Atnon, Berta
Waltherr, Julia Mesa, Violeta
Abad, Maria Abad, Maria Mesa,
Angela Lopez, Ada Ellis, Edwin
Ellis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03
Rainbow Order
4
Meets, Tomorrow

" 1t has been announced that the
regular meeting of the Key West
Assembly, Order of Rainbow for
Girls, will be held tomorrow eve
ming, Tuesday, at 1880 in the
Scottish Rite Temple at Eaton
and Simonton streets.
The degrees Of the Order will
be conferred on Helen French,
Carol Roberts and Penelope
Johnson at this meeting, and
there will also be held the cleo
ton of officers.
Master Masons and Eastern
Stars will attend thhis meeting.
On Thursday evening at 7:30
also at the Scottish Rite Temple,
the installation of officers cere-
monies will be held, and the pub
lie is invited by the organization
to attend this event
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03
Monroe County audubon Society
Christmas Bird Count Successful

would be we'll worthwhile to
have him stay with US through
his song season.
Many Warblers were seen, most
numerous being the "Chip-Chip"
western Palm), the Myrtle is
fairly common, also Prairie; Cape
May, Parula, and Redstarts were
recorded. All of the HeronS,
Great White, Black-crowned
Night, Great Blue (Wards),
Green, Louisiana, Wurdemann's,
Yellow crowned Night and
American Egret. Broadwinged,
Little Sparrow and Marsh Hawks.
Yellow bellied Sapsucker,
Mockingbirds, Osprey, Coot,
Man-O- War birds; Semipalmated,
Wilson and Black bellied Plov-
ers. Red-wing Blackbirds, Paint
ed Bunting, Robins, and Scissor
tailed Flycatcher were recorded.
A complete list of all species and
numbers seen will be published
in Audubon Magazine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03
NOTHING
SPECIAL
BY NINA

- IN
The other day I overheard a
woman telling another woman
about all the things she, as an
eristocrat, used to have, how
times have changed. and how
hard she is finding it TO accustom
herself to comparative poverty
after former days Of affluence
End luxury.
Though overheard" is perhaps
rot exactly the right word. for
the woman was dominating the
entire area with her voice and
complaints, and one couldn't help
hearing her, to say nothing of
Cverhearing her.
/ stifled an impulse to butt in
and set that woman right on a
f, w things. Goodness knows !
am not an aristocrat myself, but
I spent good many years OBJ
serving them, and even had a
couple of distant relatives who
had leanings in the direction of
aYistocracy. These leaningS were
constantly hampered by the pres
ence of the rest of the family,
because the ambitious ones SIM
ply couldn't keep us common
ones out of sight, and with us
around, their pretensionS toward
the exalted state of aristocracy
were definitely open to ques-
ton.
Anyway, about this ariStocracy
business, that woman was a fake
ard a fraud. Real aristocrats
never never admit that any per-
nanent change ever takes place.
Move earthly possessions, such as
furniture, right out from under
them and they promptly take the
attitude that the furniture is off
being repaired and win be re-
Surned tomorrow. Meanwhile,
thew accustom themselves grace
fully to what they choose to con-
slider a temporary Inconvenience
and say nothing about it.
If caviar, breast of guinea hen
and imported wines are not
available they eat whatever IS
without apology and certainly
without word of complaint. !
once visited an impoverished old
southern aristocrat who had
nothing on the evenings menu
but black-eyed peas and salt
pork, and not too much OF that,
but she offered it, and presided
over her dinner table, with infln-
tie grace and charm
So when / heard all the bleat-
ing from this dame l was irrl-
tated. She didn't know what she
was talking about.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03
Exhibit OF Haitian, Art To Be
Held Here January $40

lists have appeared only in New
York, Washington, D. c., Chicago
and Miami and will be seen here
at the Casa Marina for the five
days of January 5th to 10th be-
fore going on to the other Metro
poiitan art eenters clamoring for
them.
Seldom Rodman. President of
the Haitian Art Centre will be at
the Casa Marina to discuss and
explain the paintings and he will
give several talks on the Haitian
Art movement before various
groups in Key West, the exact
dates and locations to be an
nounced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03

One of the really important
and most widely discussed art ex-
Editions OF recent years is to be
reid at the Casa Marina Hotel,
! anuary 5th through 10th, under
the auspices of the Casa Marina
l.otel and Seldom Rodfnar, OF the
Haitian Art Center.
This exhibition of paintings by
TIE popular artists of Haiti ere
a.ed phenomenal interest at the
International Art Exhibits in
7 aris in 1916 and i947 and
Erench critics cited the Haitian
entries as the most exciting and
original of the thirty participa-
ting nations.
These paintings by Haitian ar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03
Calendar OF
Coming Events
MONDAY. JANUARY 3rd-

MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd-
Annual Silver Tea, sponsored
by Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Paul's Church. Parish Hall,
400 to 800 p. m.
Meeting, Room Mothers, Divis-
ion Street School, 1880 p. m.
at the School.
Business Meeting, Key West
Players. 800 PM. at Barn
Theatre. All members and
prospective members.
Regular Business Meeting, Jay
shoes, 7:30 PM. at Club
house on Flagler Avenue. Re-
freshments and Entertain
ment.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 4th-
Regular meeting, Key West
Woman's Club, $3.50 r. m. at
Clubhouse on Duval street.
Regular meeting, Key West AS
sembly, Order Rainbow for
Girls, $50 p. m. IN ScottiSh
Rite Temple. Degrees of the
Order to be conferred on sew
eral candidates. Master Ma
sons and Eastern Stars will
attend.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9Th
Meeting, Key West Garden
: Club, 8 p. M. Woman's Club
house on Duval Street.
Officer Installation Ceremony.
Key West Assembly, Rain
bow for Girls, 7:30tp. m. in
Scottish Rite Temple. Open
to public.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9Th
Formal Opening Ball, Casa
Marina Hotel. BY invitation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03
Noes. Holds
NeU Year Dance

The Noes New Year Dance
anticipated the end of the year,
and was held on Wednesday eve
ming Music was furnished by the
Tune Toppers Orchestra, whose
rhythmical airs delighted the
dancers.
Refreshments were served by
Hilda Castillo and Don Tucker
AA.
Guests included the Misses Lois
Schalleur, Vivian Garcia, Marian
Walsh and Edna PeraleS.
Noes Junior HoStesses present
included the Misses Betty King,
Meta Valdez, Betty Armayor,
Gloria Hayes, Betty Lou Caring,
Stella Delgado, Resale Camaller.
Marina Skies, Carol and Betty
BOA and Hilda Castillo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-03

The Christmas bird count TAX
en- here by Monroe County Au-
dubon Society revealed fifty-tWo
species, on Kek West and Stock
Island-some not known to be
here previously. Baltimore ORR
oles. in their beautiful yellow
plumage and the White Winged
Dove, last recorded by Earle
Greene on Big Pine Key in 1910.
A flock of GoldfincheS, about
twenty-five birds. not previously
recorded on Key West, were OBJ
served in the Cemetery by Mar
garet and Fred Stearns and Fran
Ces HameS.
Catbirds are increasing and it
is believed if more protection was
afforded him he could be encour-
aged to remain through the sum-
mer months; those who have
heard the catbird's song-not in
feriOr To that of any of our North
American song birds - know IT