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Evening star., 1950-09-30
AIJ,-YEAR uNMF

ALL-YEAR HOME
BEACH-A home you will be
proud to own: well situated on lge.,
beautiful. Handicapped lot; has 2 bed
rms, lge., attrac liv. rm., lge. comb.
kit. and din. room with modern
equipped bathroom; in excellent con-
dition and conveniently located to
year-round store trn nSportation,
school and church; only S6,750 with
liberal terms to responsible person.
BEACH - Waterfront
lots, zoned commercial; adj to yacht
basin and State highway; riparian
rights. Unusual opportunity for
business or anchorage sites; in finest
fishing area. Why not own a home
for your boat or boats? Also a
number of excellent cottage sites on
or near the bay. priced from 5000
with liberal terms Phone WO. s716
Saturday and Sunday.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Wash. Blvd, Chesapeake Beach, Md
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TRAILER BUYERS
GARAGES

e Va. Trailer Co. before you buy,
"a miles south Alexandria, Va.
: s. l. Phone ALEX S553
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SCENIC, EXCLUSIVE
$4,000

A comfortable. satisfying cottage on
Ia acres, near Falls Church; 2 bed
rooms and bath. You are paying for
home ownership-why not hai 1t?
Joseph w. Seay Company
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 1920. .
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS with substantial
cash on hand for immediate pur-
chase of several apartment build
the District of Columbia and Mary
land. Call GEO. j. MOSS. Realtor,
SH. $500. Sc
WILL, TRADE GROUND. zoned for
apartments. 100x145. free of mort
gage, for four family apartment in
good residential neighborhood. Box
120-B, Star.
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LOTS e. ACREAGE WANTEp

WANTED FOR PERMANENT HOME,
lot in Bancroft area with at least
q frontage of So #. JA. 2-1275.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1417 K Street NV. -
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
HUNTING ACCOMMODATION.

FOR RENT, 3 duck blinds and cot
tage; Southern Chas. Co., Mt. Vic
toria, Md. c. P. S., 3417 Lowell
st. NV, EN-. 1880. Il
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AUTOS G. TRUCKS WANTED

225 c ST. S.W.. rear, cement bldg.
-l6xl6x44, with toilet, water; reas,
rent Ma 13h2 .
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BOATS

CHRIS CRAFT 26-ft. runabout; 20C
ton. Can be seen at NATIONAL
MOTOR BOAT SALES, 500 Maine
ave. s.w., MA. 0365 or ia. 1881
FISHING PARTIES. chesapeake Say.
Herring Bay: Eastern Bay. Gooses
rHoNY Rt rsSesHSSlGn' sKING va eau 4,aa Sapi AN
JOHNSON sEAHoRsE, Is h.p.. 'ass
than than h hrs z519d rgnning; sas5 or best
sefe staed-ssE ssze5d 1880 NOW %0ds!s sase5 g hg
Nash MARINE SUPPLIES. INC,
230 Maine ave. s;w:.. DI. 4010. II
s. to s. fOod sSn teat tchFyslsr ses
worthy boat; completely equipped;
ready to go to Fla; S10,750. OR.
CAB CRUISER WANTED as part or
all pay payment for beach cottage. LU.
ALUMINIUM CANOE. Is it.. with
equipment; S125. Call oW. 6311;
75-FT. Ex-CG-TwIN CHRYsLER
Royals, Bendix remote controls;
sship-to-shore radio, sleeps 10. heat
ing ooS system; completely equipped;
MARINE a GS4 FiIM 81; s56n Dob, super, arDoard.
2s-inch thick AXIS it., S1O.gS each
NASH MARINE SUPPLIES. INC,
$50 Maine ave: s:w., DI: 4010, Il
1917 CRUISALONG; will sacrifice
best offer under $1,100. Call Ia.
CABIN CRUISER, a6-ft. rebuilt Ford
Marine motor suitable for 8; two
bunke refrigerator. fully equipped.
For Getails phone Chestnut 9O17. IL
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ARLINGTON End COMM

4 hoproximateIy 12 900 So. IT. OF
!ground. corner lot; Wilson blvd
Arl.; improved by bldg. IL rooms,
4 baths. suitable drs. office, funeral
home or tea room; will sell or con
slider bonded lease Selling account
other interests. OK. 1865, 10 am.
to noon for appointment. i
FIRST COMMERCIAL GROUND
l lO0x130; ideal for used car lot at
bargain for cash Call Mr.. Har-
ringtop, Ma. $500; evenings, EN-.
744S.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K Street NV
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HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.

COLORED - ARLINGTON = Cash,
$500; 7-room frame with asbestos
shingles; to settle estate. Large lot
garage; convenient to 2 buslines
oW: 5406 after 8 pm. 80
down, S75 mo. 2I25 s. oxford. Arl
$lo,500. Elk. $500; ewes. HO. 0325
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7 EONA0 REALI 7
nH n1nn nx 1oAo

Certain-to-IncreaSe Value
Invest your savings here at a high
rate of interest. Two-story frame
house on $3.50 50. it. of ground in
Arlington; near q new commercial
development Can be used as a room
ing house. then sold for profit for
Commercial development. Look into
the. future with your 100000 in
yestment. We are ready to show
Joseph w. Seay Company
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1895 PER ACRE
5h choice acres. fronting State high
way. in good section of Mont. Coun-
ty. Beautiful bldg, site; elec; and
telephone available. Liberal terms.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO.. 10.
h-11 10h -.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman, gears
Al condition inside and out. ST.
HARLEY All DAVIDSON 1e41 1ls1 ls i,
o.h.v.. accessories; $4,000 miles
runs good; S175. Call FRANK
BARNES EX. 1925. 1s
1910 HARLEY "74," with side car;
very good shape; no reasonable
offer refused Call OK. 201S. i
1917 CUSHMAN motor scooter, mo-
tor and transmission completely
oyerhauled; good cond F; $75 SH.
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FARMS tcont.)

31s ACRES and Groom house at La
Plata: Md. neal. Catholic Church;
3 bedrms and bath.
A. A. CAROzZA CO., EXCLUSIVE
1927 Penna. Ave. E. LU. 4-0040.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

8-RM. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, out
bldgS.: immediate possession; about
acres total land; hard-Surface
road; $4,000 Phone C. H. Denton,
OR. S54S or write DR.. John W.
Robertson noancnck Uo
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

SEVERAL. large national concerns
need space ranging in size from
5000 to $4,000 So. IT. with or
without railroad siding; poss. needed
In 30 days. Consult SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. Realtors. 1905 H ST..
NV. Ma. 2345. Il
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO {
New Brick RrnpalnWS

New Brick Bungalows
Far enough out, close enough in. 80
minutes to downtown Washington.
These beautiful homes feature: Full
basement, 2Sx34, with outside en-
trances fireplace in living rm.,
16x13: separate dining rm., 9x9:
11x10h; also stairway to full-size
storage attic; "a acre OF land goes
with it. Only S13,250. But we have
only 2; better come early. Direc-
tions: Out Shirley hwy. to Lin
eolnia exit (approx. miles,. turn
right and proceed 20 miles to our
sign. turn left long blk. to open
house.
MANNAS REALTY co.
3116 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4
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GARAGE FOR RENT-Wide paved
soss, sl5ss II Bryant st, nv Xo.
18th. NEAR UPSHUR; wide entrance.
VIC. OF WARDMAN PARK, 9o rear of
1921 2Sth st. NV, double brick
garage for call or storage. co. 1895.
GARAGE FOR RENT-of e1st St.,
1000 blk S15. Phone NO. 62S7.
GARAGE FOR RENT OR STORAGE
will accommodate new car RA.
1891. 6916 Sth ST. NV. i
DOUBLE GARAGE TO RENT with
shop space in rear suitable for con-
tractor. RA. 9G44. i
1890 MISSOURI AVE. NW.-Well-
built 2-car and shop garage, elec.
and water. for any suitable pur-
pose. GE. 6659. .
3i9 11th ST. S.E.-Louble brick ea-
rage. suitable storage or parking:
centrally located; SIS per mo. TO
inspect, call FEDERAL RENTAL CO.,
9l5 New York ave. NV, Ma. 74I6.
225 ST. s.W.. rear. cement bldg.
i 6x16x44, with toilet, water; reas.
rent. Ma. 1858. -
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MARLBORO. OPEN SAT, SUN. 90
BILE md tobacco barn. mostly tilla-
bic. Through Marlboro and Groom
to Naylor. then left $40 mi. to
signs. LYMAN C. DELE e. CO.,
INC; ST. $500; Mr.. Talley. 10.
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College Heights Estates
Large wooded building site, improved
street, highly restricted neighbor-
hood S3,SO0. WINSTON c. CLAY,
WA. 422S or UN. 1916. Il
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DESK SPACE

D. {. BUSINESS ADDRESS. desk
space, mail, message secy. serv.
1919 F ST., Suite 605. EX. 97SS.
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OFFICES G. STUDIOS WANTED

MAJOR OIL COMPANY dosires lease
rms In reply please state date
avail location bldg, size rms,
monthly rental. Box 1857. Star.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR sALE

NEARING CoMPLETIoN-Ala. ave.
Sc; 4 two-family fats for colored.
These bldgs. are brick, semidet.,
with individual gas-heat units. They
will show better than 10G net re-
turn on cash invested; price. SIS. 500
each. For further info, call MR..
LATONA, ST. 1882.
NEW 4-FAMILY BLDG.-In good n. e.
section; individual gas heat; each apt.
has liv. rn.. dinette kitchen. tile bath
tiles annual income. $4,000: price,
$50. 500. HACKMAN SCHEUCH. INC.
1850 K st. NV. ST. 5443. WI. 274s.
PROTECT YOUR MONEY against in
turn for you; s to los apt. units
in various groups in nearby Va.
some priced under s times rental.
Mr. Chaiken. ARLINGTON REALTY
CO., OW. $500: ewes, XII. S-9SS1.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE


End COMM. 900 it. in D. c., nr.
n. H. ave. Bargain. s. 80 it.
Brokers invited. OWNER, Nil 4466.
SILVER SPRING
INDUSTRIAL, GROUND
One of the few pieces of industrial
land left IN Silver Spring that ad-
joins the. Iailroad; %. 500 so. ft.
zoned lndustria', plus an adjoining
81. 900 "a It. zoned apt. viii sell
or build to. suit tenant on lease.
Call Mr.. Bishop, THE GOSS CO.,
JU. 7-S211: evenings. LO. 5-2716.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Store and dwelling with unusually
beautiful many paned bowed dis
play window from on west end OF
Edmondson ST., S2S.500; oil heat,
large rooms, work shop, lavatory
garage; End floor apt. consisting of
living room, bedroom, kitchen,
dinette and bath. porch on back.
Call virginia Bentley, NO. $500 OF
Roxanna B. Doran, AID. 1912
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INDusTRIA. PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties vantsd for sale or lease
A. M ROTH. RE. 1880
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
Big Mo" Captain Takes All Blame For Grounding

NORFOLK. Va. (P)-Capt. Will liam D. Brown, commanding off cer of the battleship Missouri, said yesterday "I and I alone bear the sole responsibility" for her grounding last month.
 "As captain of the ship, it was my duty to keep her safe and se- cure. I didn't do it." the 47-year- old officer told naval court of inquiry.
 This dramatic rev erSal of Browns previous defense tactics came as the court opened its 18th day of sessions designed to fix responsibility for the grounding which occurred in Chesapeake Bay, January IT.
 When Brown took the stand in his own defense February Is and February 20 he testified his "team of officers" fell down when he needed it most" January 17, and he felt utterly alone as far as as sistance from my team of officers was concerned"
 Yesterday, he stood tall and straight before the court and reading from a prepared state ment said:
 q feel, and I feel it strongly, that despite all ofthe numerous shortcomings of others which have been revealed in this court room, I could have and should have, kept the ship in deep water"
 The decision to place the ship on the course that took her aground, Brown said, twas made by me, without the positive con- currence of anyone in the ship"
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
TRIPOD ERECTED AT NENANA

The tripod on the Panama was finished yesterday, according to advises from F. w. Avery.
 It was erected by Slim Avery, Butch Grundidge and Boots An derson. The tripod is all ready for it's coat of red and white paint. The ice where the tripod is setting is forty inches thick and the wa ter is very low in the Panama, but there is lots of snow in the sur rounding area which should make lots of water at the breakup.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
Captain Tells Of Ship Bombing At Tsingtao

Editors Note: The following eyewitness account is the first direct word from Tsingtao on the bombing and strafing attack on two American ships there. The dispatch was filed by the captain of a U. s. ship which was in Tsingtao).
 tBY Captain D. E Noble) Master of the Pacific Far East Lines ship New World Victory. Distributed by Associated Press)
 Aboard the New World Victory in Tsingtao, China, (P)-At noon Feb. 27 three Nationalist planes appeared over Tsingtao and after circling the city dropped stock of bombs over the, industrial area and near the local power plant.
 Then heading out over the docks and harbor they dove on two American ships at anchor and dropped bombs and strafed Same-the Pioneer Dale and the Flying Clipper.
 These ships immediately put to sea although the planes did not bomb the dock area where my vessel was loading, The planes disappeared about 1 pm.
 Two planes seemed to be of the P 5l type and a third a tWo-en gined aircraft of unidentified type. The bombs dropped were small.
 Business was resumed as usual after the raid.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
Agriculture Dept. Sells Potatoes At One Cent Per Cwt.

WASHINGTON, {R - Potato growers may have to cut down on production next year or do with out government price supports.
 Before passing a House-approv- ed farm bill Monday, the Senate tackled on several amendments, one of which cut off all price supports for spuds in 1851 unless rigid marketing quotas are set up. Less restrictive production
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
through Edmonton"

through Edmonton"
 Heintzleman said he doubted that flat-bottomed ferries of low freeboard, like the old Golden Gate fleet, would do, even if con- verted to staterooms. He pointed out they would have to cross open water to Queen Charlotte Sound. Something like the Puget Sound Navigation Company's motor yes Sel Chinook would be necessary. Heintzleman will confer with steamship lines here on the posSi- bilitieS.
 Regarding Juneau's libra ry , Heintzleman said it is now housed in two inadequate rooms in the City Hall. He will ask the Carne- gie Foundation in New York to
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01

help stock the proposed new li- brary. The Sears ROebuck Foun- dation has agreed to supply books for a circulating library, he said. They would be carried to small fishing and Indian villages by the small boats operated along the
 Alaska coast by public agencies. Rotary clubs of Juneau and
 Ketchikan are Co-sponsoring this.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
FINE PROGRAM SCHEDULED FOR BOOSTER BANQUET

Joe Hunt, of the Service Barber Shop, who has been making the arrangements for the Stag Dinner honoring the Basketball Team has announced that the dinner has met with splendid response and will be well attended tomorrow evening at the Pioneer Hall.
 John McNees of the Nome Bev- craze Co.,, toastmaster, is report ed to have a fine program lined up for the banquet.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
Heintzieman Seeks Seattle To Alaska Auto Ferry

SEATTLE, (H) should be possibleto drive your automobile onto a seagoing ferry in Seattle and drive it off in Southeastern Alaska, B. Frank Heintzleman said here this week.
 The chambers of commerce of Juneau and other Alaska cities want to see that become a reality and Heintzleman has promised to survey the possibilities while Outside"
 Another thing he has to do is try to raise $10,O00 here from merchants wholesale houses and industrialists having commercial relations with the Territory, to help Juneau build a library. The town itself has raised $6O,000, and $70,000 is anticipated in matching funds from the federal public works program authorized by the last Congress.
 Both undertakings were accept ed by Heintzleman because he had to come Outside anyway on his annual mission to Washington, D. C., to be on hand when interior department appropriations ar e taken up by Congress. He is re- gional forester for the Territory
 Alaska now has 2,600 miles of highway into the interior, and a lot of it is being blaCktopped by the Alaska road commission, ' Heintzleman said.
 "Alaskans feel that many more tourists would come up if they could drive their cars right onto a ferry, and have them there to use when they got off. We understand such ferries are operating between the Hawaiian Islands, between Miami and Cuba, and between Boston and New Brunswick.
 "Many might like to make a circle tour, coming back by way of the Alaska Highway. The Hart highway, Prince George to Daw- son, is expected to be opened this summer, cutting off 500 miles, and making it unnecessary to go
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01

controls are in order for 1850.
 The Senate also directed the de- partment of agriculture to sell at cost the whopping big pile of sur plus potatoes it has collected in the current price support pro- gram. The department already has started selling potatoes back to farmers at one cent a hundred pounds provided they are used as stock feed or fertilizer.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01

Piping an officer or notable aboard a ship is believed to have originated in sailing days when visitors often had to be hoisted aboard in boatswain's chair in heavy weather and the pipe was used to signal the men handling the ropes.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

Brehm,: will entertain a large
delegation from Ohio as supper
guests.
Last night former Senator and
Mrs. Davis Elkins entertained
some forty guests at their apart
nent on Connecticut avenue, in
cluding many who came UP from
West Virginia and will stay over
for the box supper.
Some fifty guests will gather at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. George
Nutting, going on the box sup
per, and Mr.. Raymond j. Funk
houser of Charles Town and Ran
som. w. Va. will bring In 200
as his guests for the event. Mr..
Funkhouser has also contributed
a quick freeze unit as a door prize.
Mrs. A. Burke Summers, gen.
eral chairman of the Lincoln Day
Box Supper, the originator of the
idea. will have group of guests
from out of town, but says they
will be the responsibility Of Mr..
Summers as she will still be busy.
The Delegate from Hawaii and
Mrs. Joseph harrington will en-
tertain at cocktails for 100 guests
and all go on to the box supper.
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Symphony

Two parties Wednesday and a
third Thursday will include work.
ers for the National Symphony
Orchestra. The first of these
fetes will be Wednesday morning
when the members of the Wom-
ans Committee will be guests of
the orchestra at a rehearsal
Howard Mitchell will conduct
and with the members of the
orchestra will be entertained at
luncheon by the Woman's Com
mittee at the Corcoran Gallery
of Art.
Following the concert Wednes-
day evening, John Martin, first
'cellist of the orchestra, who will
be the soloist, will be the guest
of honor of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Karrick at a buffet supper.
The third festivity for the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra en-
thusiasts will be the luncheon
Thursday in Barker Hall at 1890
o'clock. Final reports on the sue
cess of the campaign for the sus-
tanning fund of $4,000 for the
orchestra will be made.
The Woman's Committee for
the group now numbers 800 men,
bers, the largest such committee
for an orchestra in this country.
Mrs. David s. Barry is chairman
Of the social group which has
arranged the luncheon Wednes-
day. Although the orchestra is
completing its 18th year. the
Woman's Committee Is only 8
wears old
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Miss Rheo Weds Mr.. Walker

The marriage Of Miss Barbara
Lee Rhea to Mr.. Fernando Arturo
Walker. son of Sonora Joseflna de
Vial Walker of Santiago, Chile,
took place yesterday. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. Woods,
wife Of Navy Capt. Ralph Dun
stan Woods of Arlington, who
escorted the bride to the sanctu-
airy in the Naval Communications
Chapel. Msgr. Maurice Sheehy,
officiated and Mrs. Ralph Condit
of Babylon, Long Island. room
mate of the bride at Chestnut Hill
College in Philadelphia, was her
matron of honor.
Mrs. Leo Dillon of Philadelphia
and the Misses Louise Day Of
Alexandria, and Sue Mangin Of
Berkeley. Calf. were the brides
other attendants.
Mr.. Irving Tragen Of Silver
Spring was best man and the
ushers were the Messrs. Ralph
Condit. Brian Dunston Woods,
Antonio Vasconsellos of Mozam-
bique, South Africa, and Pedro
Moreno of Venezuela.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left after
the reception at the Army and
Navy Club for their wedding trip
and will motor to California. They
will live in Berkeley while Mr..
Walker completes his engineering
studies at the University Of Cali
fornia. They then will 60 to San
tiago, Chile, to live. Mr.. Walker
attended the Chilean Naval Acad-
emy and the Catholic University
in Santiago before entering the
University of California.
Mrs. Walker also attended the
University of California. She is
the granddaughter Of Mrs. Ellen
Lee Rhea and the late Gen. James
Cooper Rhea and the great grand
daughter of the late Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee Of Virginia and a direct
descendent Of Lighthouse" Harry
Lee.
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Continued From Page DID
home State, and other State dig
nitaries.
New York state will be well
represented on the party list
Representative and Mrs. Ralph
Gwinn, Representative Ralph
Gamble, Representative and Mrs
Henry Latham and Representative
and Mrs. r. Walter Riehland will
each entertain some so to SO
guests, while Representative and
Mrs. Carroll Kearns and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Wilson Gill
lette will have their home State
of Pennsylvania well represented
Representative and Mrs. Alvin
O'Konski have a group of guests
coming in from Wisconsin and
Representative and Mrs. Ralph
Harvey will be hosts to a group
of friends from Indiana.
Representative and Mrs. Ernest
Bramblett will entertain group
of prominent Californians and
Representative and Mrs. Walter
Brehm and their son, Mr.. James
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cocktail Fete Is Given for Britishers

Mrs. Chaudhuri, Col. Allen War;
rem of the Royal Marines, Group
Capt. and Mrs. Ben Ball. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jean De Lattre-Seguy, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Engel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willett Kempton, Mrs. Alva
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Geoffrey
Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Conan Doyle,
Mrs. Horace Greeley and Mrs.
Colin McCollin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Haynes,
IT., OF Broadstairs, Kensington,
were hosts at q farewell cocktail
party from 5 to 1880 yesterday in
honor Of Col. Jan Joseph Duvivier
of the British Joint Services Mis-
sion and Mrs. Duvivier. who will
be leaving some time this month
to return to England.
Other guests were Mai. Gen,
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and Mrs. Stephen Shoosmith,
Brig. and Mrs. Robert King, Brig.
and Mrs. P. S. Costing, Col. and
Mrs. M. A. H. Butler, Col. and
Mrs Rex. DeWinton, Col. and
Mrs. Allen Henderson, Col. Eric
Cole, and Maj. and Mrs. Hugh
Hope, all of the British Joint
Services Mission.
Also the Military and Air At
tache of the Indian Embassy and
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NATIONAL SYMPHONY COMMITTEE
of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15

CONTINUED From rage 1ntl
tric bin at the YMCA is $500
Under the lowered rate the
monthly bill would be cut TO $50.
thereby Swing the taxpayers Of
the city $40 monthly, or S480
yearly.
The Utility Boards decision has
been forwarded to the consulting
engineers for a feasibility report.
Should the engineers approve the
plan. and it is said that there IS
little doubt of disapproval, the
lowered rate viii 60 into effect
Immediately.
Also discussed at the meeting
were the power facilities Of the
plant. The entire board Of Mayor
Louis M. ]. Eisner, City Com
missioner c. B. Harvey. Horace
O'Bryant, Fernando Camus. Err
nest Ramsey were present.
WIN Travel To Mexico City
Three members Of the board
(Camus, O'Bryant, Eisner) are to
travel by plane to Mexico City to
view the diesel plant in that city.
The Key Westers are expected
to leave tomorrow.
It has long been a bone Of con-
tention as to whether the City