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ARLINGTON

SIT 300
Three bedrm.. all-brick house in i'm
maculate condition. Large liv. rm.,
11x11 din. rm.; large kitchen, fully
equipped; 3 bedrms., tiled bath, 2nd
q; full basement; oil heat; shaded
lot; near schools and bus; 49e trust
now on property.
HICKS REALTY co.
37O6 MT. VERNON AVE.
AL. 1900; ewes, OV 6677 or TIE. 0933
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

- Industrial space; 700,
$500 or 1000 SO. #. in building
now being remodeled. A. NJ. ROTH,
RE. 1880. IS
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CHEVERT,Y
CORAL HILLS

A very clean three-bedroom Cane
COD brick bungalow with two fun
tile baths. equipped kitchen, base
ment, gas a.-c.h.; lot 55x145. level
pins within two blocks. T. D. BUR-
CESS, VI. 2S02 till 8.
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
The apple of your eye
Would love to keep house for you in
frame Dutch Colonial on picturesque
street Of much more expensive
homes. Ideal for small family. II is
priced at only $14,500! Screen
porch; living room with fireplace;
full dining room; equipped kit; up
stairs to bedrrns and tiled bath;
Iull bsmt; oil heat. For further in
formation, please consult
The Brant Company
Rhodes st. at Wilson, ia. 4-1600.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
HUNTINGTON

CHOICE OF TWO FINE HOMES
2-bedrm. brick. semidet., full bsmt
Payments approximate S66 per mo-
81. 600 So. 200 cash required. ROY
N. 1ICARI. TIE. 2S32. -6
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NEAR CLARENDON
AGELESS STONE

In the bungalow manner. Carefully
planned to insure attractive, large
rms. 1st f. has 24-ft. liv. rm., 12x13
din. rm.. light, airy kit; upstairs
are 2 dble bedrms. and tiled bath;
paneled den or recr. rm. in bsmt.;
cedar-lined walk-in closets, book
shelves and Ven. blinds; screened
porch. Quiet and peaceful. Pictur-
esque neighborhood will appeal to
those discriminating people who de-
mand the best. Substantial cash re-
quired at Sl9,500. Inspect, by call
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THE NORMANDY
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO S

Silver Spring Area
White brick French rambler with IN
wooded acres and stream; prewar
construction; 8 bedrms.; baths; 8
half baths; 3 fireplaces; dble. ga
rage; h.-w. floors; GE h.-w. heat; full
hsmt.; about 81 5, 900 cash, bal. terms.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. or
N. H. ave. ext to Burnt Mills Hills,
and follow arrows. ROBERTS E.
LlATTMER. GE. 1870; eyes,. GE. 4635.
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PROPERTY WANTED

WELL L-EsTABLISHED AUTO company
needs bldg approx 60xl00 for
service work. Will consider contem-
plated construction on long-term
lease; ne. section. Box 452-R. Star,
in bldg. suitable for laboratory,
preferably in 1st or end commercial
zone. Call ST. $3.50. 3
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WESTMONT

Convenient to everythingi Attractive
sgi,in,sT S51GE With A. lse S lily; rms q dinette,
bsmt. with rec. rm. Immediate oc-
cupancy!
N. G.. HINES & SON
Courthouse Square OW. 5000
, 1950-05-24
MRS. MURRAY

Transport Command and the
Economic Institutions Branch
LOT the Foreign Economic Adj
ministration. Her post war ac-
tivities, prior to her interest in
the Virgin Islands, were devot
ed to economic studies Of In
dia, South Aderica, the Meth
erlands East Indies, Egypt, Eu
rope, Central and South Amer
lea in her capacity as Vice
President in Charge Of Re
search for the New York firm
of International Associates Tn
dustrial and Public Relations
Counsellors).
Following conferences in
St. Thomas with proprietors
and businessmen, Beatrice
Murray will take up residence
at Cruzana Club, at Orange
Grove, Christiansted, and will
assist John w. Flick, the 81.
Croix representative Of the
Virgin Islands Information
Service il preparing the pro-
per presentations of land sales
offerings for the consideration.
Of Stateside capital.
Mrs. Murray predicts an.
active summer visitation BY
tourists if Virgin Islands pro
prietors Of hotels and guest
houses will bring their rates.
down to 4 level which will per
NIT young Continental bust
ness people to stray from their
usual Stateside vacation.
, 1950-05-24
RETRTAL

RETRTAL 81.
him to do that, and advised
Legillou such an appeal could
only be directed to the Gov
ernor or the Board Of Parole.
The Court went to Kings
Hill in the afternoon to try lu-
macy cases. It will resume to-
morrow morning at which
time Rudolph Dummit will be
tried on burglary charges.
, 1950-05-24

nally favored the communists
but are now either passively
or actively opposing them.
It is reported also that Chi
nese doctors are being instruc-
ted BY the communists to learn
Soviet ways and use Soviet
equipment.
, 1950-05-24

haunts and visit the beaches,
hills and natural attractions
Of the Virgin Islands during
June, July and August.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Measure for Revision
OF Efficiency Ratings
Signed by President

A bill to abolish the present
efficiency rating system for more
than 1.3 million Federal workers
and to substitute a performance
rating system became law yester-
day with President Truman's S
signature.
The measure becomes effective
in 80 days. The Civil Service Com
mission is preparing regulations
for its administration.
The old f1ve-point system rates
employees excellent" very good" /"
good" fair" and "unsatisfac-
tory" The new rating system re-
duces these to three: "outstand-
ing" satisfactory" and "unsatis-
factory"
An employe rated "unsatisfac-
tory" may appeal to the board
within his agency. If still dis
satisfied, he may ask for review
by ali independent board con-
sisting of one person appointed
by the Civil Service Commission,
one by the head of the employees S
agency, and third by employees
Of the agency.
A worker rated as satisfactory,
however. could appeal either to
the board within his own agency
or to the independent board o1
review, but not to both.
Employees of II Federal cate
gories are exempt from the new
law.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Central Union Here 10 Get
Award for Bond Drive

The Treasury Departments
Award of Merit will be presented
tomorrow to the Washington Cen
trail Labor Union in recognition of
the Unions cooperation with the
Savings Bonds Independence Drive.
The presentation will be made
by Mrs. Lindsey p. Rawley, chair
man of the women's section of the
District bonds division, to Clement
F. Preller, union president, at the
regular meeting Of the union at
$3.50 pm. in the Hamilton Hotel.
Mr.. Preller also will receive a
miniature Liberty Bell, while Ms.
Thelma Dawson, administrative
secretary of the Washington
Building Trades Council, will re-
ceive a scatter pin made up of
Liberty Bell pins awarded to vol
unteers during the drive.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Australians Reward
Malay, Borneo Tribesmen
BY the Assoeioied Press

SINGAPORE. Sept. 80. - An
Australian army officer has fin-
ished a four-and-one-h year
mission through Malaga and Bor-
neo to hand out rewards to hun
dreds of native tribesmen who
helped Australian soldiers and air.
men during the japanese occupa-
ton of those countries.
Maj. Harry Jackson, back from
having searched out these jungle
helpers. said today he had handed
out $15.750 worth of Straits dol
lars to Malayan tribesmen and to
headhunters of Borneo's Dyak and
DuSun tribes.
Ordered to make an investigation
Of reports by Australian prisoners
of war and fallen airmen who had
been helped by these wild people,
Maj. Jackson learned their Ian
guages, interrogated hundreds OF
people and made his report to the
Australian government. The gov
ernment Immediately decided to
show the commemorative appreci-
alton by giving the rewards.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
u. n. 0verruIes Reds
On Rights Argument
BY the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 30
The United Nations Special Po-
litical Committee voted over Rus
sian bloc objection today to give
priority to arguments over the
Mindszenty case and other charges
of human rights violations in
Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania.
The vote was 80 to is, with 10
countries restraining and five not
participating in the 60-nation
vote. Cuba proposed bringing the
item to the top, to decide what
the U. N. should do next about q
decision of the international
Court of Justice on the charges.
The item had been listed as
No. 7 on a program suggested by
the Assembly Steering Committee
Other questions deal with Italian
Iprewar colonies in Africa, Span
ish admission to membership,
Palestine refugees and Jerusalem
trusteeship, treatment Of Indians
living in South Africa, and pre-
scribing of qualifications for Gre
dentials of a member state.
RuSsia's Jacob A. Malik pro-
tested that the court decision had
never been published in Russian
and charged that the United
States representative, Benjamin
Cohen. was trying to take ad-
vantage Of a situation he knew
because he had argued the case
in the International Court.
Mr.. Cohen told Mr.. Malik he
was not trying to take any ad-
vantage. He pointed out that the
court decision was given out last
July.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Post Office in Red
For Nearly so Years

A recent study by the Council
of State Chambers of Commerce
shows that except for a few scat
tered years the Post Office De-
partment has been doing business
at a loss for 60 years.
These losses since the end OF
World War II totaled $1,758, ,044.-
299-or, as the council points out
$12 for every person in the United
States.
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house to It's American friends.
Chinese-American children in
Oriental silk clothes sold flowers
and trinkets. The minister is the
Rev. c. C. Hung, graduate Of
Union Theological Seminary in
New York.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
There is nothing finer than a
STROMBERG-CARLSON."
foryour home
foryou home

You have probably been watching television
at your friends homes. You've seen some of
the great new programs and maybe you
have said:
Guess its time to get aboard"
But maybe you are still saying to yourself:
Couldn't it be easier to tuner :. T want a
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good-size picture =. Cant we get cabinet
that looks more like fine furniture?"
If you are, you owe it to yourself to see and
hear a Stumberg- Carlson. Judge it by the
features that are important to you. Let your
eyes, your ears and your own good Judgment
tell you It is today's outstanding value.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Moon Festival ObseTedBy Chinese Church Here

The moon festival" was OBJ
served yesterday at the Chinese
Community Church, 1011 L street
NV, with a bazaar and church
supper. The church, a Protestant
institution, marked the Chinese
harvest celebration with an open
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Primitive Art for Sole

A Kenya firm is offering to the
American market wood carvings
of Primitive art hand carved in
native woods by Wakamba tribes
men and representing African
animals, figures. heads, wall
plaques and masks.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

rHE CHINESE ciAssic-A complete
home entertainment unit with 19-incA
televsion, AMIN radio, S-speed
automatic phonograph. Here is
Americas most distinctive television
design-an exquisite, superbly GRATED
cabinet that has become the
outstanding example of the Chinese
tradition. Fashioned from choicest
mahogany or avodire veneers,
completely hand-rubbed to a warm
satin finish. Also available with
unique individually hand-painted
decorations :. exclusive masterpieces
in black, ivory, green, red, or avodira.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

i. turn 10 Stromberg Carlson For Sc years,
Sromberg- Carlson has manufactured fine commu-
nicatons equipment Since 1894 l. sensitive tele-
phone instruments you use daily :. Since 1924
Incompatible radios that made Sromberg- Carlson
world-famous +. Since 1889 -television receivers
that faithfully live up to the conviction, There is
Nothing Finer than Stromberg- Carlson"
Evening star., 1950-10-01

: see : s.obsg Carlson you have ever said
bvnp nave % osaee sobero
Carlson. For here spacesaving cabinets designed
to harmonize with any good decorative plan
traditional or modern. Atwood, completely hand
rubbed styled by famous designers, there is a
Strombng- Carlson cabinet to grace any room.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Jups Build Tunkers for BruziI

TOKYO.-Work is progressing
on six of the nine tankers ordered
by Brazil from Japanese ship
yards. ALI are scheduled for de-
livery by the first of next year.
Switzerland is now Western
Germany's most important sup
plier of drugs.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

BETHESDA
Bethesda V & Rudio
1856 Old Georgetown Rood
SILVER SPRING
Hecht Company
Fenton Street & Ellsworth Drive
copitoI Appliance Co.
s527 Georgia Avenue
SANDY SPRING, ND.
Robert R. StonIey
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-. . see Shomberg- Carlson. Whatever model you
choose, you get picture big -as-fe" on 49, IT..
lsinch tube These big pictures give you greater
detail and greater realism. Your picture is bright
as-e, too, because the special tube face sharpens
contrasts, reduces glare, makes it easy the eyes.
You can enjoy Stromberg Carlson "big-as-lfe" tele
vision in any size room, close up or at distance.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

FREDERICKSBURG
J & J Appliance
FRONT ROYAL
Moore's Radio & Appliances
TRIANGLE. VA.
Triangle Plumbing & Heutins Co.
LAUREL
Laurel Furniture Co.
WINCHESTER
Roy A. Lee Co.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

ALEXANDRIA
comeron Radio & Appliance
I'LL Center PIobo, FoirIinston
ARLINGTON
Glebe Radio
GIebe Rood & Lee Hishwoy
Shirlinston Rudio
Shirlinston Shopping Center
Universal Electric Service
1850 Lee Hishwoy
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listen to Sromberg Carlson. For years lovers of
good music have enthused over the true, crystal-cear
tone of Suomberg Carlson. Now, the same high
fidelity audio system used in the fine Stomberg-
Carlson radios goes into these televsion receivers
All floor models feature 12-inch, full-Aoatng,
concert-ype speaker for true reproduction from the
softest whisper to full symphonic chord
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these authorized sTROMBERC.CARLsoN dealers

SOUTHWEST
Cameo Appliance
5ll 9th Street
NORTHEAST
Major Rodio & Appliance
1225 n Street
Phillips Radio & TV
Sl7 H Street
SOUTHEAST
Livingston Appliance & Rodio
440s South Capitol
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DROP IN TODAY at any

TeIeyision Center
$40 10th Street NV.
Mayer & Co.
Al 7th Street NV.
NORTHWEST
Anthony T. BovelIo
1912 Georgia Ave. :
Hilltop Radio & N
1926 You Street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18

includes: Mrs. Susan Adams,
Mrs. Florette Albury, Mrs. Jen-
ME Applerouth, Mrs. Josephine
Bonamy. Mrs. Iniogene Broad
head, Mrs. Mary Carter Buck
ner. Mrs. Rose Brown, Mrs. Am
ma Carey, Miss Fay Garlic Curry,
Mrs. Lucille Garcia, Mrs. FLAIR
ence Carbon, Mrs. Mildred Half
ield, Mrs. Rose Herman, Mrs,
Belle Hamilton, Mrs. Hazel How
es, Mrs. fEdythe Johnson, Mrs.
Joan Mardis, Mrs. Many Jane
Mesa, Mrs. Peggy Long Mills,
Mrs Ora Moore, Mrs, Virginia
McDermotta
Mrs. Mildred Mason, Mrs. Eva
Navarro, Mrs. Estelle Ness, Mrs.
Garcia Nettles, Mrs. Louisa
Parks, Mrs. Frances Parks, Mrs.
Vernie Mae Perez, Mrs. Mamie
Porter, Mrs. Charles Duerkes
dorothy Rayrner) Mrs. Eliza
beth Reese, Mrs. jeanne Rob-
erts, Mrs. Olive Saunders, Mrs.
Donna Saunders, Mrs. Lillian
Sriver, Mrs. Lily Wilhelm, Mrs.
Harriet Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy
Young, Mrs. Margaret Abra-
hamse, Miss Hannah Boss, Miss
Eloina Cato, Miss Helen Hanley,
Miss Pauline Nihotl, and Mrs.
Anita Bradley Querio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
IseperoI Ipaporfdut Portraits "a Y,
ToBe Included Alpong Paintings
or Edythe Ind Hari Kidd E1hibit

Others that Mr. Stone mentioned
as having most unusual portrayal
of such intangible commodities
as love, devotion and filial 10y
atty.
Edythe Wallach Kids work,
although also done ON brilliant
colorful tones, has the intang-
ibles as their outstanding quality.
There's a small canvas repre-
.senting a back alley with char
treuse house, blue door, and
orange roofs, that somehow
evokes a nostalgia feeling, for
what exactly, / do not know.
There is also the young girl on
the balcony at the threshold Of
her youth, with her timidity and
desire to escape her bars equally
apparent. And the whimsical
flower arrangements and groups
would grace almost any room.
All in all, these are not just pie
lures. Even the simplest of them
evokes some sort of feeling, and
that, my friends, is | think what
is meant by ART.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
b. MONA FIELDS

The exhibition Of paintings by
Edythe and Hari Kidd to be
shown at the Woman's Cub daily
from one to six February 10Th to
March 4th, includes several un-
usual portraits BY Hari Kidd. The
one shown on this page, repre-
sents and Indian Girl Of Mexico
and it was purchased recently by
Julius Stone, Well-known lawyer
and administrator OF this city.
AS Julius Stone said in discus
sing the picture, 1t is one Of the.
more gentler Of Harris works,
even though it has all Of
the social significance that pro-
badly no one but Hari Kidd
could get into portrait. It has
the whole history of Mexico from
its vanquishment through brood
ing patience vet the girls attitude
proclaims "a bright expectancy
of the future. Portrait Of the
artists mother and one of Sena-
tor Falls daughter were among
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18

which is the story Of our familiar
Cinderella, and is generally con-
fsidered the composers master
work of comic opera, together
with Barber Of Seville.
Her program features also sew
eral Spanish folk-songs, includ-
ing one from the province of
Murcia, canto de Ia trilla, FL
platero, and Cantares She will
sing Handel's magnificent Thanks
Be To Thee. as her opening NUM-
Der.
Mr.. Hughes, Immediately fol-
lowing intermission. viii offer a
group Of three piano selections,
Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum of
Debussy, the Intermezzo Of Bra
Inns and Chopin's Etude, follow
ing which Miss Paulee will enter
the second portion of her recital,
closing the evening with five
American songs, If Love We're
What The Rose Is. by Celius
Dougherty, Modern Youth Of Ir-
win Heller, When You Walk
Thru Woods, by Elinor Remick,
Can't Be Thinkins Of Love, by
John Duke, and Harriet Wares
This Day is Mine,
Miss Paulee's concert will
begin at $50 P. M in the Con-
vent Auditorium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
Recital OF Mona PauIee Monday
EUening Will Contain Variety
OF Selections; Mr.. Hughes At Piano

Mona Prulee is certain to ado
another triumph 10 her scintilla-
ting musical career on Monday
evening. when she appears at the
Convent Auditorium in a recital
assisted by William Hughes at
the piano.
This viii be the third in the
years series of concerts sponsor
ed By the Key West Community
concert Association. group
dedicated to bringing outstanding
figures from the world of music
20 Key West in personal appear
ances throughout the winter
season.
Miss Paulee's program for
Monday evening promises ex-
tremely well, and contains a
variety Of selections, Including a
group Of four German art songs
BY Brahms. which. however, she
VIII sing IN English, using the
translatiOns made by Milton
Drake, and consisting of Eternal
Love. Unrequited Love, Nostal-
Ella and Nocturnal Conversation.
She viii also sing arias from
tvfo operas: Pleurez mes yeux
Weep. My Eyesl from Massenet's
f.e Cid IN which chimene in Act
Three sits alone mourning for
her father. who has been slain by
her lover. and Naqui all 'affano,
iI0m Rossinfs La Cenerentola,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18

Clara Alvarez, Gloria Bezanilla,
Peggy Pinder, Atti1ee Aguero,
Helen Smith, June Molina, Syl-
via and Elizabeth Taylor, Shirley
Smith, Clara Armayor, Lillian
Stewart, Joyce Thompson, Cleo
Rosam Christina Sanchez, Olga
Brost, Betty Armayor, Magda-
lena Russell, Gloria Roberts,
Joann Knowles, Doris Roberts,
Jeanne dare Hugunette, and
Rita Lord, Ann Demeritt, Bev,
erly Arthur, Mary Saunders,
Barbara Crusoe, Joan Lord.
Jackie Whitley. Oneida Ramos
Vida Carroll, Carolyn Camalier
Sue Hoxsey, Joan Porter, Rose
Hernandez, Meta Valdez, Valms
Emery, Joan Strayline. Nancy
Phillips, Pat Albury, Alice Her.
nandez, Carolyn Betancourt. and
Carmen and Isabel Avila.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
Delightful Valentine Dance Held
AZ Noes On Wednesday EUening

The Valentine Dance Wednes-
day evening at Noes 4 Service
mems Club. at 1921 Duval was
fnl0yed BY a large group of
Noes Junior HostesseS. their
wuests and Naval personnel, who
~ danced 70 the excellent music of
laa Gellrich and her orchestra.
Win Ida on the trumpet, Be
airice Moreno at the piano and
tiiuddy Chavez on the drums.
The evenings entertainment
essas provided by Al Davey. SIN.
Nilo sang blue Moon" ats
Magic" and Star Dust and
Dick Fitzsimmons. AN, who sang
II Can Dream. Can't Ig'' How
~ Deep Is The Ocean so In Love-
anil Summertime
Junior HostesseS and their
gucsts included Joyce Park,
Anita Gonzalez. Alva Rodriguez
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
10 NelU Members ReceiUed Into
K.W. BPW At Wednesday Meeting

The emblem service. an inn
prxiye initiation rite, marked
the addition Of as new members
. the Key West Business and
Professional Women's Club, the
night o. February Is.
Following q regular business
meeting held at the Woman's
Club. BPW, President, Mrs.
Mary Lee Chatham, opened the
emblem service with a speech of
welcome. Membership Chairman
Mrs Grace Crosby, also address
Cd the initiates. The emblem SER
wire itself was conducted by Mrs.
Ruby O'Hea. district director
from Fort Lauderdale.
Ms. O'tIea was guest Of honor
the social hour which follow
81 headed by hostesSes Mrs.
<feil CiesinsSi and Mrs. Lila
Lnmley. over SO members and
guests enjoyed the refreshments.
Membership Chairman. Mrs.
Caace Crosby, IS working dill
seentiy 70 enable the Key West
Club to win the Mildred Taylor
Rhodes membership trophy
RWhich win be awarded to the
club having the highest percent
age Of gain in membership by
April s0th.
y The list of new BPW memgers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
DAY Is Granted
Permission
To Use Stadium

A resolution granting the Key
West Disabled American Veter-
ans permission to use the Key
West Stadium grounds for a fair
the organization is to stage from
February %, to March A, was
passed yesterday at a special
meeting of the City Commission.
The commissioners present, A.
Maitland Adams, Louis Car
bonell and John Carbonell, made
the DAV promise not to permit
gambling and not to have any
lewd dancing or other attrac-
tions.
The commissioners also waived
the occupational license tax, with
the understanding that City
Manager Ralph D. Spalding be
authorized to close any OF all at
fractions or concessions that are
out Of line with the decencys de-
msnded, by them. II
Earl Keirstead, vice-comnand-
err of the Disabled American
Veterans, made the plea to- the
City Commission for pernissidh
to use the Stadium grounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
DAY To Present
II air Next Week
On Stock Island

A fair wilb be sponsored by the
Disabled American Veterans on
Stock Island beginning Febru-
airy ~, and lasting for ten days.
There win be 10 riding devices,
and the Chevrolet car that is to
be given away, win be on display
at the fair grounds.
The Teller Sisters viii give a
death-defying leap from a tower
10 feet high.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
COraingsEUents

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY b.
Exhibit Of new paintings by
Gene Otto. Woman's Club
Building, Duval street. 2 to
s p. W. daily. Last day.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Third Of Key West Community
Concert Association presen-
tations. Mona PauIee, mezzo-
soprano, in recital at Com
vent Auditorium $50 p. NJ.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2l
Meeting. Sparkling Waters Re-
bekah Lodge No. IA, 7:30 P.
M, at Knights Of Pythias
s.. Hal, Eleming street Visiting
RebekHhs welcome.
WE DNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22-
Il Meeting, la Conoha Navy
&. si,ii Wives Club No SO. 7:30 r. NJ.
IA 4 ia GhlBfooins, Building l78
III u S. Naval Station.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23-
Sewing Group Meeting, Mon
roe County Hospital Auxil-
larry. q p. M, at Hospital. Call
Mrs. Rutt at 420-W for trans
portation.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 P. NJ, at
officers Club, TT, Taylor.
Program to be announced
later.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Opening Of Flower Show, spon-
sored by Key West Garden
Club. Elks Club Annex.
Three days.