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PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES

Cali Day OF Night. sH, 30SS
PING PONG TABLE (regulation)
Must be good condition and reason.
aole. EN-. 1920. -I
PLAYGROUND equipment. rec. rm,
lawn. porch furn, pair twin foam
mattresses. Have new port. typewr
Sell or swap; Make offer. UN. 0515
POOL TABLE with subway pockets
WIN l,lpy pay fair price depending upol
RECoRD ioisiS CoLHEcTioNs. sl also prewa,
dealer stock. COMMISSION SHOP
2405 18th st. NV. NO. 1858.
RECoRDS---Attorney will buy pri.
vately or from dealers. What have
RETRrGsRAfoRs SHas sGx n5RsH, g s'a5 Gas. wanted
must be in running order; will pa:
cash. and haul 1t away. Call Mr.
scRAaPS scRAaSI IE6N rs SCRAP Raj METALS. nj M ,1TT; satc
batteries, house rags. highest prices
ca%uatosn sGa psase pons GsSer M your Aci
JUNK GO. 1880 Georgia ave NV.
scRAfs iRoN. SCRAP METALS. autc
batteries, house rags; highest price.
2t.Faiss WASH rag BAG Rles'S Co. 09SR' siS ss ss
SINK ~ inch: tabletop gas range
5-ft. Servel refrigerator and studio
couch, RA 2036. Ill
SPANISH LiNGUAPHoNE RECORDS
must be reasonable. Call UN. O052
ULTRAVIOLET LAMP, hot quart,
type; in good condition. OV. 2556
WHEEL CHAIR. child's. or othel
equipment for 6-yr. .-old cerebra
palsy child. FA. 65I1. %
SEVERAL used hot-water radiators
ST.. 950S.
ANY KIND OF MUSIC instrument
regardless Of condition. parts needed
give details, please state price. Boa
3S3-R, Star.
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-bO
THEoDoLITE. Gurley 1about 1855
tripod; S176. W. A. HEILPRIN
TIT Ri BACK maroon plastic cha,
and hassock. S1o0 6 mos. ago., $50
maple eoffee table, 81; radio -phono
tEic fan So. Ma. s194. 8:
7.sox15. DAVIS. s.-s'sf sT. sss1. sae : SuGa I;
TIREsIs.4o-1s Goodyear. After IL
TIE TIES iVzS: SS-New Wv. U. s. Roya
S.7ox15 air cushion tires. Cal
TTRESgTwo 7.1ox15 with tubes
SI4; ttgo 6.5ox15 with tubes. s14
TfsEs (Si. tubes t2!. size 4.5oxla
TRES Firestone super balloon l..
p. tires and tubes. 7.1O-l5; COS
S31.50 ca; Sell. $50 ga. oE. e0S5
TIRES. B. F. Goodrich; size 670xi5
3 never mounted, one used; price
$50; Call JU. s-4959. -i5
types. hrst line line guaranteed new
TIES tubes! n'sa SIS 7SSn1s ssb4s.. ssGf s25J tread
TIRES, four. 6.oox26. 6-piy, new
Goodrich. ! mounted; two 32x6. s.
ply, both mounted; two 7.50x20
two 6.00x20. tubes new; model 4
cash offer takes ali. 757 Princeton
ToLETs (standard). complete with
all plumbing fittings; exc. cond.
free delivery S25 each. DU. 6644
TOYS, small tricycle.; baby stroller;
rocking horse. Phone EN-. 1177.
TRAINS. elec. model, American Flyer
8, gauge, is in. gauge kits, materials
and access, includ. 3 locos., Ii
cars. 2 switches, and kits, remote
100 #. Of trackage, ETC.. Approx
cost over $3.50 new, will sell fol
S110, or various items separately
Cond. average good. OIL. 1865 aftel
TRAINs-Lionel train set. complete
With large transformer, diesel loco
motive, tracks, switches and acces-
sories: worth $165; all for 500
AD. 1858 after Q pm.
IIRo9MBoSES, Ioss ESvKTg, King, brandaneE; brd;Gne say:
TRUMPET. Conn; nm guitar Celectrie),
meter bike. win sell cheap. RA
TRUMPET, silyer-plated Holton. Coco
condition; with case. WA. 6025
TIRdUMPETS. King; brand-new: say.
TRTNk; Try sio, Hartman, wardrobe. $40
TRUNK. large wardrobe. must sell
sis. LU. 4-2305.
TRUNK. Oshkosh. small wardrobe
S35. and Karpen mattresses. twill
TRUNK Nv WAR5R0oBk. Alenf 81 osl4 isree draw
erS hangers, S25; locker trunks, Q
TRUNKs (2); small wardrobe. S12
isTse n.T. tafs'raeslj re- tsas. SIS 500 Eye st
TRUNK. wardrobe. genuine Bel
Good Sss cSnd $500 $500 5asEinSs. Iash 6. NV szs
rnxEb97 Apsi b97i srjTTT. Tg. Ssos Ss99; b,k ,,z. az
SO, stub. good condition; also whit
Palm Beach suit: same size. Max
oner. Call RE. $3.50. Sun. or afte
q 5,rpC Pm weekdays; ;;,-u r
ha6pasnS was SESGH St too spEs fc
available space; will sacrifice 10
$25. GAIL 10th st. NV.
TELEVISI0N. 1850 table model Ben
dix, mahog.; complete with rabbi
sns soP ~ fR'eaRas tass AMI % nahGs 9or sss s~ig5 M
TEIEVisIoN. oE, table model. Iolin
screen. perfect condition. JU. z
EELEvIsIoN, 81 model, used yer
little. Yin. perfect. -S45; also port
TELEVISION - Emerson I67 will
stand and antenna; like new; $145
OR. 20SS.
FELEVISION, 1O-inch. RcA; mahoe
case; table model; excel. cond.: S5e
FELRVisION, Admiral. table mode
12M in. screen. GE. 1888.
~, Phileo. 10-in.. prac. new tube
$40; mahog. table for TV or othe
use. with lower shelf. 81. 81. S49S
~. Admiral, .121s-in. screen: con
Best offer. q. 2Ss3. Ill
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Steel,

STEEL
Large quantity Of angle iron, rein
#. OF 6-in. steel pipe. etc. GEN.
ERAL WRECK1NG CO., Brentwood
I'd. and w st. ne. MI. 6177. la
STENOGRAPH STANDARD
dss Sae $3.50 RsS 1St2 R' st. Han ne. Ds seen Mon
STENoTYPE COO Recon9iti9ned ans
14th st. NV. DI. 1872.
STEN0GRAPH MACHINE, large sizt
case; transcription box and Berry
Horne system book; $55. JU
STENOTYPE MACHINE. perfect con.
dition, used 2 mos. $50. NO. 1855
STENoTYPE. tate model. recondi
toned. guaranteed; S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. SI3 14th st
STOKER. iron fireman. anthracite
complete with thermostat and con
.diate sale. Phone FA. 1895. -
steam boiler, SIS. "a. 77o5. -A' .
SIOkER. Iron Fireman. complete
sT0aE 9SeS . NOS nos Si0o. Wo. i7o4;
home for less than you think. Bond.
stone modernizeS your home. Is
fireproof, weather-tight, no main.
tenance expense; 3 yrs. to pay. Fol
free estimates. WI. 60S6. CAPITOL
CONTRACTING CO., Bethesda, Md
STORAGE AND SUPPLY cabinets
wardrobes, metal. Today, CO. 46S5
sToRE Ed11PMRNT. e;% eountef 9l' scales Gales
drain for fish Ooi OF tSGi poultry s"A store ore
National cash register. TIE. 1868.
STORM WINDoWs-Aluminum ant
mahog., triple-track. combination fol
Priced from Sl2.S5; 8 yrs. to pay
We specialize in inclosing porches
ASK ao9ut u ouS pkg; unit For ire,
ca; c. pf; bethesaas TIE SSs9 ma CAPITOL coNTR
SCALES. Defiance, for retail business
prac. new; best offer. Ii. 3-1146
STOVE. Westinghouse; electric. in
Ia ussbie i; ccnd.: d ss6. sl ow. Joy is4o. a1.'S
STOVE, electric, 4-burner. large oven
warming oven; excel. cond.; $40
sFoyEMds:. sFFdoyEE-71sS Majestic; insulated
shelf top. Also Eitchen cabinets
STUDIO COUCH, good cond., with
innerspring mattr, SAC; single bed
IuSIaI Wltnout mattress SI4. ooSS
sTG1PIoS Couch. old picture frames,
. lge. old-fashioned lamps, old
hooks; clarinet; briefcase. KI; s-1347
STUDIO COUCH, maroon; fiber rug.
s4upfS M fSsS o6cH SftSsen bTo9n and ssns pm ,rto
e beds; good cond. Call DU. 1713
STUDIO COUCH with cover, $40
Call 10. 2-949o. 10
SUIT-one tuxedo. size AZ. short.
S1s stout; 3vsSnOs. one oyercoat H shOrt,stout;
coat, size 3s: S25 each. 81. 1858.
SUITS (2l for young man. blue and
brown brown saaosaGGdine, rayon and cheviot;
each each sSsSi ssS vsiue sHS s14So ahs 'eGS5ns eaeS
extra pr: dark gray pants; $40 for
Takomaa al aP5; Park l. ND: d2l Willow ave.
timer; excel. cond. CO. .24s3,.
style. very handsome, $40. Lo
1AsHe aR @ahog 5m asE2g SE9g fs5 :5s DuRssH es
rXHBL TABLE 9o14L CLOTH, point De Venice
handmade exposition piece. 72x126.
,Fsas9Rs5is. IRAs; 81. s7s5:. 5.ts osAu'ie''
broidered; natural linen from Italy
S5x70, II napkins, 1Sx1S, S75.
TABLE LAMP, pr; ivory headboard
brand new; reas. TU. 144I.
TANKS. redwood. suitable for wine
or vinegar (6l $50 gal. (4J 1.4S0
Eai. and (S) 500 sal. (2) $4,000 gal
Take all or any. No reas. offer will
be refused Call MI. $500. Mr.,
MARENBERo .
TARPAULINS and drop cloth; Govt.
surrlus; lowest prices. GICHNER
2513 NJ st NV, EX. 3527.
TELEvISI0N. RCA comb, model
641-TV; 10-in. screen, Seburg auto
matte record changer AM.FN
radio: S125 EN- oao1 ID -
Evening star., 1951-09-09
MIscL. FOR SALE tcont.D

SOFA, Chesterfield. blue linen broca-
telle. 18th Century; occasional
sonable. Ia. 6S49.
SOFA, English Chippendale, tuxedo
style, with cover; $50. Greenbelt
3043.
SOFA BED, Pullman. 2-cushion, good
cond., S65. OIL. 5S45. %
SOFA BED, mint green, Boltafiex
covered. with chrome arms. Equal
to new. sos. JU. Ss3227. %
SOFA BEDS-Sleep. beds, uph. furn..
direct from maker. CO. 3427, ia.
S-4230. IL
STEAM TABLE (stainless steeD-4
it.. Al condition. with stainless
steel pans. Call Ii 4-2970.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
TELEVISION
BELOW WHOLESALE
COST

Table models. consoles. combinations.
Current 1851 models In factory car.
TONS
Our entire stock Of the most famous
nationally advertised brands (3) Of
~ are being offered at or below
better prices anywhere. Cash OF
terms.
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
BLAIRS TV. 1922 Wis. Ave. NV
OR. 1900. Open Ewes TIL 8.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
BEDROOM. ETC. CALL TILL Q Pm
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CO. 1866. ABBOTT g. LANDON.

BENCH MILLING MACHINE-1S'
table or over: hand or power feed
must be good condition and reason
BICYCLES WANTED. will pay SIS t.
SIS each, in any condition; boys
or girls. Box ASSN, Star.
BOOKS Bought; all kinds. any guam.
tity and removed at our expense
BooksMAnyt " AMOUNT. mount anywhere. Our
time, trouble and travel. ME. o793
B0OKS-Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries or smaller .collec-
tions of good books; we call any
where. pay cash and remove hooks
immsdiatsly at our expense; BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP. sos 9th st.
CABiN niB "a OR SoVfA WARDROBE TRUNK in
good condition. Phone Elk. 2020
CARER Arr ~, for o. living rm., hall ma and
stair. Must be good quality and in
good cond. Reas. AL. -1O5S. %
COTS, small and folding; for
nursery children. p. o. Box 4026,
PfAMoNDs, old gold tewelry wanted;
Ezkh6 81 jEwRis2 aaa as9 St st amy ANY, de.crp
Ernest i suRk. a S s14 si!a: 18th sn ss. NV. Saio
DIAMONDS, CASH PAID -
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM,
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.
SHERMAN'S JEWELLERS
728 18th ST. NV.
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TELEVISION

Big savings on latest models. Checl
our low prices. Open ewes.
American Service Center
bS5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. OW. 772:
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"TELEVISION'

%"4lI v 4kO4O4N
New 1852 models; discounts for cash
buyers; no demonstrators. no fiooI
sealed cartons. PARANpuNT CO.
Ga. ave. at w st. NV. Hdson $500
tsThe original cash discnllrt hollse !,
Evening star., 1951-09-09
MIscL. WANTED fcons.)

OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds, ono,
mach, any kind, top price paid
Ewes. Suns, CO. 1926: wk., DI. 1872
or -phonograph
very reasonable, for play room
Phone JE. 3-9797.
PIANO, spinet or console; pvt. part,
would like to purchase from owner
Call OR. 3446.
PIANOS WANTED-All styles. highes
cash prices. COLONIAL PIANO CO.
Ma. 4S70; evening, Sunday. OV
PIANO, Knabe misnonette, in goot
condition. FA. 1864 or FA. 3272
PIANOS-High cash prices for grands
uprights, spinets. Call PAUL COLI
BART. AD- 592S. from $3.50 to $50
Evening star., 1951-09-09

FURNACE WANTED-Coal, pipeiess
good condition, reasonable priced
FURN.-Full contents: odd pieces
wash mach, stoves. refgr.. bric-a-
Sc. FURN. EXCHANGE. sio III
FURNITURE. win buy entire cen.
tents or odd pieces; also old. china
eEic,a-brac; Bgying and y.s selling f9I
SITS. NV. ME. 5237.
FURNITURE WANTED. Single piece
and complete households, ETC.. AID
SS79: ewes. and Sundays, AT 251S
FURNITURE - All kinds household
goods IN seod condition; mo- higMhss he
Evening star., 1951-09-09

FURNITURE
Wanted at once, good furniture anc
household effects. Also want grand
piano. good refrigerator and elec
sewing machine. Buy any amount
Pay cash. please call MIR. GRADY
Ma. 2679. so
GAS RANGES, mattresses, stoves
heaters, refrigerators. furniture
Bring your dental gold. platinum. dis.
carded iewelry We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC. ~.
SO YEARS AT 935 r 81. NV.
GOLD COINS, any size or kind, By
collector; highest price. WINTERS
6lS 9Th st NV MA 4173
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MlscELLEANoUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriter. cal, cash
reg, ONCE equip, any kind; top
price: D1. 1879; CO. 1925. ewes, Sun.
AMPLIFIERS, recorders, intercoms
microphones, etc. CO. 4726.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

nne condition, mahogany case. new
tripod. S175. W. A. HEILPRIN,
Evening star., 1951-09-09
ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric- a-brac, china, glass
ware oriental art objects. iewelry.
rugs, silverware. paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid Cal
MURRAY TIA 1888.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

eHcei. transp.; $40; man. Ho. 3S0s
CLEVELAND PARK. Bright front
dble., twin beds, pvt. IL bath.
pyt;o home. l or 2 empl. men. or.
BATES HOTEL. ia 18th st. NV;
married couple; 81 week up. ST.
lS36 2ioOi r ST. NV, "rh. churchdiiIi"- dI
Clean. single rooms. running wa
Ter. maid service. So pp; also dou-
1858 ss rIHi fRVNa sTasisasssissss N2 ssss fToGt @
twin ,cnan stYdio 5rp:s,asad 5rp:, adj. bath: f,repl..
.,cs TcyndingS; De; 2SsSs; ,o., I'll
8sn iasss froSs iSaS double aeih nm Twin
lsfa sfds lsh n 81 s fsfa sT sesst Sss c7cs R
Very nice .sgle. rm.. r. w., Si7.5O
1sSa ssai3G SGE ST. slsv N.Wrb. Ssrv. K.1ns2. ;,
Newly decorated single room, next
70 bath. $50 q month. liz
I343 L ST. .NW.--Downtown,; lovely.
lsrge bright single room, near bath.
1868 NEW ESA HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
single room, near bath. $50 month.
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-"The Pal
nm. nr. bath. $50 mo-: , also dSis sSis
MONTAGUE, NR. 18th. - Laree
bedrm. with hot plate, refgr, Cpie.
or lady. TU. 0391. %
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Nicely furn.
large front room, twin beds, on list
ciaI I TsrE5 SrIvi. eosSsinS sasn parking 91d So So
81; NV. Phone DE. 9706. Ill
1928 2lst ST. N.W.--Hiehly desirable
double room with private bath for
one or two discriminating gentlemen.
DuPoNNTT SSIRcLE-show house: ell car.
peted wsl-to-wan rooms; sgie. or
dble. 2126 r st. NV. %
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, J712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Ne1fy deco
rated rooms; daily maid sefvice and
switchboard service. NO. 1886.
WILSON HOUSE, 2O16 Kaioranna I'd
Excellent rooms. $40 and $50.
NEAR &. W. uNrvERsrrY-sedrm.. :.
living rH. suite. S65, Also double
and single rooms. All newly deco
rated. Ex. 9630. oS
PETWORTH-Doubie Ym., twin beds
nicely furn., newly decorated. next
shower. sun deck; phone, no other
roomers; Express bus. S25 each.
1924 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Downtown.
comfortable. clean single room; next
w 10
Evening star., 1951-09-09

ENGLISH Settlers
lKC reg. dogs and pups. FRED q
CUNNINGHAM. Vienna, Va. l49-W
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ALTURAS HOTEL

1909 10th ST. NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
dinlng room; 81 q day up. RU.
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STORAGE AND SUPPLY cabinets,
wardrobes. metal. Today, CO. 1875;
week; 1ll2 18th st. NV. DI. 1872.
l2). 5-tt. ice box. galv. sink and
drain for FISH or poultry store;
National cash register. TIE. 1868.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China furniture. sllverware teweIry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam.
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL CH 1898:
ewes. EN- R766
Evening star., 1951-09-09

Large quantity of angle iron, rein
forcing steel and steel sash and 800
# q S;n Gin; nS;cs steel eel pipe. etc. GEN; GEN;
I'd. and w st. ne. MI. 6177. la
STENOGRAPH MACHINE-standard
model; new; SIS; can be seen Mon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-25
La C0ncha Wires
Meet On Beach

Mrs. Daniel Braxton presided
at the weekly meeting of the La
CuSdha Navy Wives Club, Mum
Der SO. Bold on The Navy Beach
last Wednesday morning.
During the session it was de
cided to hold all future meetings
at the Navy Beach. with the eX-
ccption of the business meeting
on the second Wednesday of each
month, which will be held at
Building l73 at the Naval Sta
ton. -.
Plans for a picnic for members
end their families were also dis
cussed, and following the-meeting
Dutch lunch was served on the
patio. N'
Guests attending the meeting
were Mrs. Mitchell Stidham and
Mrs. Charles Boyer. They were
accompanied by their sons. Mrs.
Boyer is the daughterSse Mrs.
Leo Brown. merfbcgof the
club.
Members present weres Mrs
Walter Oneto, N. 5. Carl Ger
hold. Mrs. James Smith. Mrs. Ed
ward Pearson, Mrs. Betsy Mont
eomery, Mrs. Ivan Kelly, Mrs
Daniel Braxton, Mrs, James Ak
en-, Mrs. William Street, Mrs. Leo
Brown. Mrs. Marion Uhrig. Mrs.
Melvin Edwards. and Mrs. Nor
man Darlington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-25
TackieSt Outfit
To Reeciue Prise

A Tacky Dance is on the fun
bill of fare of the Sea Finigee
Cootette Club 371, to be given
on Saturday at the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Post Home at 225
Elizabeth Street.
Gerald Finders Orchestra Will
play for the dance which is
scheduled to begin promptly at
8 pm Several costume prizes
will be gwen. including one for
the tackiest outfit at the dance.
Proceeds from the affair will
be used for the various hospital
projects in which the organiza-
ton is now engaged. On Monday,
May 18th, the Cootiettes will en-
terrain PATIENTS at the United
States Naval Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-25

l340-Alfred j. Reach, popular
early baseball player. who be-
came a millionaire business man,
born in England. Died Jan. IA.
1928. ,os,
1852 Eugene Zimmerman
t''Zim"). famous cartooniSt, born
in Switzerland. Died March 20,
1885.
I86e-Carl E. Schultze, cartoon
list, creator of Foxy Grandpa"
popular in IFS day, born in Lex
ington, KY Died Jan 10, 1889,
l863-Lesley j. McNair., lieu
tenant-generaI, born in Verndale,
MINI. Killed on the front, by an
American bomb, in Normandy.
July 81. 1914.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-25
Coming EUents

FRIDAY, MAY Is
Meeting, Alcoholics Anonym-
GUS. 8 PM, First PreSbyteri-
an Church Annex.
Bowling for all Navy Wives at
8 am. at Naval Station Al
leys.
Fern Chapter, No. 81. Order OF
Eastern Star. will meet at 3
pm. at the Scottish Rite Tenn
pie, Simonton and Eaton
streets.
Officers Wives Club luncheon
meeting will be held at IL
noon at Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
The Naval Station Officers
Wives will hold an Hawaiian
party at IL noon at Fort
Taylor Officers Club.
SATURDAY, MAY 20
Marathon Lions Club Meeting.
Overseas Lodge, Marathon,
evening banquet.
SUNDAY, MAY 81
Baccalaureate services. Coral
Shores School, 8 pm. Mate
cumbe Methodist Church.
MONDAY, MAY 28-r s.aks 4
Meeting. Anchor Ma on ic
Lodge Nosdsa Q pan, a ncw
Masonic Home. Eatuu md
Simontou Streets.
Meeting, Beta Sig5sa Phi
Sorority, 8 pm, FSE.S of
flee on Sinonton Street.
TUESDAY, MAY 90
The Rainbow Girls practice for
officers, $3.50 pm, Scottish
Rite Temple.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30
Golf classes, Officers Wives
Club. 10 am, hard ball field
beyond EochasiS.
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. SO, 1890
am. Building l7S. Naval
Station.
Bowling. Officers Wives, 1870
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-25

Thompson, Eddie Costro and
Jack Wells.
Albert Garcia, Peter Diaz. Da-
vid Startling, Philip Thompson
Doris Hargrave, Dale Mitchell,
Carol Reeves, Betty Rowan, Rose
Baker, Horace Averette. Ronald
Richard Bell, Donald Geek, John
Griffin and Robert Pages.
Mario Manuel Vidal. Marilyn
Bell, Patty Brady. Ruth Gibson,
Lorraine Lewis, Angela Martin
'ez, Dorothy Anne Miller, Shirley
Fave Snencer, Dorothy Wilson,
Harold Menges, Anne Yates, Ell
sic Butler, Mary Butler, Velma
Butler, Alice White, and Davie
Casas.
Students of the San Carlos
School Submitting entries were
Eelido Penis Helen Balcer, Ca
Ipelia Cabot RIarg artta. PonS, 'Yo-
liyda Cabot. ALICIA Rivera. div
81 RpbcIts, Joyce Bates, Belinda
BeFmah,s Joyce Fienhlez, and
PifEliik. Curry.
i. Truflan school students enter
ing the competition were: Jerry
Torrano, Celia Acenado, Sof a
Mary Rendon, Billy Otis. Billy
RpzaI;, Steve Crawford, Stewart
Rrenner Glenda Archer, Carleen
Joyce Milton. Louis Richard
Senderiins, Jerry Semler. Alice
Hand, Jack Freeman, Tony Gar
Ella, Joyce Skaggs, Eleona Perez,
Francis Campbell. George Mora,
and George Lanning.
Students from the Douglas
School submitting entries were
Floyd Sweetins, Anita Nicely,
William Edwards, Doreatha
Clark, Gibson Sears, Marjorie
Gallagher, Rudolph Legs, and
Iris M. Sands.
Harris School entries came
from George Arty. Richard Louis,
Jack Weeeh. Idino Sslimera.
Howard Barnwell, Oneiia Cara
ballo, Reinaldo De La Paz. Mario
Disgdart, Robert Smith, Odelia
Valdez, 10 Ann johnson, Sandra
Knight, and lockwood Solomon.
Students of the Manual Arts
Der aTtment of the High School
who submitted entries in the,
Contest were: Kurt Seminal, Don
aid Czech. Xavier Ororeza, James
Gaines, Elynn Archer, Thomss
West. Norman Beott, L AIRY
Smith, John Knowles, John Grit
fin, Edwin FELTON,, George Cath
cy. James Ward, Jack Wells,
Joseph Parrot. Harry Pritchard,
lack Fuller, Nildo Garcia, Ber-
nard Srodulshi, Enrique Esperdy,
iareIl Hendricks. Kenneth Bazo,
Peter Diaz. Bobby Cooper. Ro-
sid Rra der. Louis Smith,
Charles Wells and Jimmy Curry.
( AllSs joyce johnson. head of
che Key West High School Art
Department, made the announce
ments, and Miss Mona Fields and
Mr.. Larry Harms, judges for the
/, Exhibition, praised the work of
the students.
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Danish Officers
To See NarttI Base

Admiral K. L, Lundsteen, Ad-
miral H. A. Nyholm. and Com
mander A. M. Peterson of the
Royal Danish Navy arrived yes
terdag to view the work of Lit.
Ernest .Rabierg also of the Dan
iSh Navy, who, is here at the So
mar school. -'f'-'' = s. '-'''. ''---'-.., -
Their Key West visit was a part
of a tourEof Naval installations in
the United States where Danish
Naval personnel are stationed.
Captain R. H. Croft, q. S. NJ, ac-
companied the visitors.
Captain Harold Payson and
Captain c. C. Adcll greeted the
officers. and were showing them
through the Naval Base today.
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or should take all three of the
simple tests. The time involved is
about fifteen minutes even if you
have to cue up. A few minutes
now may prevent hours and even
months of illness later.
Spare some of your spare time,
and spare livesl
The tests can be taken on May
Is. %, 20, 30 and 81 from 10 a. m.
to p. m. and from 2 p. m. to 5
p m. on those days On Saturday,
May 26, which is tomorrow. the
units are open from p. m. to A
p. m. and ) p. m. to 8 p m. in the
evening Same time is effective on
June / and June 2
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Poppies To BE Sold
Here Tomorrow
For Memorial Day

beginning early S ast urday
mol liins the women OF the Amer
/ can Leaion Auxiliary win be
stationed on the eity'S streets
with baskets OF bright red pop
les in cummemoraion of Ameri-
5 dead of the two World Wars.
An estimated thirty-five mil
lion of the crece paper flowers
nave been made this year by
disabled veterans throughout the
country and the Auxiliary hopes
that everyone in Key West will
&c wearing ii poppy before
\. .Etlall on Saturday.
The organization hopes that a
national total of more than
'3,500,000 will be made on Sat
urday's poppy sale, and these
contributions will be devoted to
American Legion and Auxiliary
rehabilitation and child welfare
funds. .5st.
Mrs. Alice Robertson, Auxil-
;ary Poppy CKajfhnanf directing
the observance hefe saia that she.4
crepe pa eer floweas are sIfe4lkta
rep3icas of the European, wi1tf1
poppy which Col. John MsCrae.
.s4aiia4ian medical Officer made
into the war memorial dover of
the. English speaking world with |
his poem which begins; In Elan
ders fields the peoples blow, be-
tween the crosses. row on row."
Mrs. George Carey, Mrs.
Geol sc Skies and Mrs. Naomi
Hort are co-chairmen serving
with Mrs. Robinson on the COM
mittee in charge of the city's
copy distribution.
Auxiliary members have been
invited to attend Fleming Street
Methodist Church in a body Sun
day night.
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Grace Fernandez received the
George Allen Memorial award
for outstanding school spirit and
Catherine Ann Smith the gold
medal for commercial subjects
donated by the Business and Pro
teSSional Woman'S Club.
Rev. Joseph Maring, Sd, made
the proclamation of honors and
the Ri. Rev. Msgr. William Barry,
pastor of st. Patrick'S Church,
Miami Beach presided at the ex-
erciseS and gave the graduation
address.
The Choral Class of the Con
vent sang the professional 'Pomp
and Circumstance" and the
Waltz of the Seasons" at the
opening and the graduates a fare
well song at the closing of the
exercises.
The graduates were; MigdaliS
BarrioS de Verona, Grace Louise
BarTosa. Patricia Ann Bethel, Tc-
resa Lorraine Carey. Elizabeth
Chesebrough, Bette Kaye FAIR
field. Grace Bernadette Fcrnan-
dez, Mary Diane Goldberg, Shar-
on Lynette Mardis. Diana Marie
Molina, Marfiyn Lee Schneider.
Catherine Ann Smith, Mary Lou
Solomon, and Mary Judith IRE
vor. 80