davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

- Semidet 4-bedrm.
brick, 2 inclosed rear porches; Gil
h.-w.h., Gear garage. CONGRESS
REALTY co, DI. 1882. is
BRIGHTWOOD-B det. brick
home; 1st f., liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
bedrm.; End A., 8 lge. bedrms.. tile
bath; comb. storm windows, Vene-
tian, shades; full bsmt:, gar, fenced
yard, slate roof. S1S,950. Cash
above trust. JAMES F. WILDER
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., near the Cir
Gle, Z rooms. bath g bedrooms)
detached frame. good condition.
Owner transferred. Prompt sale re-
quested. Call Mr.. Lewis (eve.. WO.
MORTON. Realtor, DI. 6O92.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-S24,500; q
4-bedrm. masonry residence on an
Soft. lot; gas h.-w.h., built-in ga
rage. sunroom and powder rm. on
1st a.; storage attic. early possession.
Public and parochial schools. bus.
To inspect, call WO. 1900. Once
open until 8. EDW. H. JONES &
CO., INCs Chevy Chase, D. c. -16
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AMER. u. PARK AREA

Don't fail to see this semidetached
east Of wisconsin ave. Its
freshly decorated interior includes
two bright bedrooms and tiled bath
upstairs, and a well-planned flrst
floor with living room, dining room
and compact kitchen. Price, S15,950.
OLIVER T. CARR.
MA. 1866 or OR. 1929.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHEp

10 MIN. TO BETHESDA or Silver
Spring; new 2-bedrm. rambler. To
reach: Georgia ave. extended to
Glenmont. Village and 12402 Liv;;
and busline; 500 per mo. Call
Chestnut 2972 after z p.m. -15
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URGENT
Unfurnished three bedroom, Ia or
bath house. in a good neighborhood.
close to schools. shopping and trans
portation: S150-S175 q month. Call
Mr.. WetZel. HU. 4345.
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
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LARGE HOUSE. or more rms; !;
suitable 1st-class guest house; In
good residential section. Can pay
sqhstantisI 5aasR rent on iOns lease: Box
? IS-s' oR BE6RooM as6fi unfurn. house 1t in
permanent Washington resident
ERSTaf GS; SfiHi HOUSES NEEpED-we are
anxious to secure additional rental
homes furn. or unfurn., in nearby
suits; fasA finest s. clientele. free appraisais
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242. -15
bedroom house; close to elementary
schools and bus to Interior BLDG;
sass miHa%sn sssve.. %'niRs 36s'
ExcfPi1foNAg2Y x9Ssii A6 lH2Y' excellent tenant.
4 in family, will pay up to SOC
per month for home in right .oca.
ton; must be very nice. Please cal
Mrs; y Co.. Dis4n 81. 200! e JAMES L, DIX DIXON
room unfinished house Or apart
ment, suburban area. Sc. preferred
rIsn Cal HI sSs5 attsr aftsr Pm, o,.s,;o Mi5
$50 maximum. SH. 21S5. lie
WOULD LIKE TO RENT an unfur-
nished home for myself and my wife
and 1 small dog; can afford S125
per mo-; prefer NV. Washington
area Call Ma 0724. -15
OR 4-BEDRM. unfurn. house OF
apt. with auto. heat, in nearby Vir-
ginia or NV, convenient commut-
ing Navy Dept. Phone OW. 60s6.
WE NEED FURN. and unfurn. houses
In NV, D. c. and Md. for discrimi-
mating clients. THOS. 8. PHILLIPS.
WO 1000 1900 ronn
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES (cen,. I,

SUPER MARKET-self-s service; forced
to sell; dissolving partnership; mod
fixtures; beer and wine; monthly
sasssed ss s70ae Rent sss esa be osea seslY ea.s M
BEAUTY ia TFsnssi Salon FOR sALE-All iS new
fixtures and equipment: in Bethesda.
VI. 97S3 or 10. S-3SS3. 17s
WANTED TO PURCHASE-One OF
more MOI nax Trash adn rGytes; si. cash; condsn
DRuGsfoRss s'r' or Restaurant for rem,
in leading shopping center. 35 IT. by
entrance from bowling alley and
television studio Near a leadlns I'm;
shoppe. No other drugstore within
8 blocks Of 4457 Conn. ave. KAss-
Designers. EN-. 800.
BAKERY selling baked goods; excel
proposition. Will be sacrificed fol
2oo due hst to ,sE SXnerf nssS N11sog sG@s
BEAUTYY ssALoN-Established 8 yrs;
5 wet booths; rent. $3.50. Ownel
leaving town. Box 13-S. Star. 16'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Corner, colored trade; run down be.
cause OF other interests: doing $500
tai setup; price. $3.50, complete,
with $4,000 down. Exclusive.
JOSEPH COHEN g. CO,
RE. 2136. Evenings, ia. 1852.
FOUNTAIN Luncheonette owner
guarantees 500 net per 6-day wk
$1,000; E-z terms. Act fast!
Grocery-Beer, S1.100 week. mixed
trade; .6-yr. lease at $50 incl. 2k.
rm. apt. A big moneymaker. $4,000
Grocery-Del.. S70O wk.; a clean stand
with lovely apt. good for beginner
$1,000 down.
Gift-Store uptown; owner states 9
Ae' al pA SSyNsnNs oIiS"V 9Swh'
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE


EDEEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1416:
LOCAL and long distance moving. Call
US for rates. Estimates free. Pack
ing. Grating: DI. 414l. -l5
PARK TRANSFER moving at your
cony.: also baggage and trunks.
Call any time. AID. 1887. 14'
EX-GI-Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local. long distance; expert
service; low rates. HO. 5Sl9. IA
CALL COOK for reasonable moving
rates. by veteran. ia. S-210S.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 0104 UNION STORAGE
CO INC est 1905
MOVING BY VE1-Exper. help every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time. MR. COOK. Gil. 5l37.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO YOUNG BUSINESSMEN desire
apartment in NV, living room. bed
rm., kitchen and bath. Call Ii
3-6e41 after 6 pm.
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ESTATE FOR SALE


One of the most magnificent resi-
dences ever built around Wash
ington. Approx. Ia. acres Of beau
tiful ground. Delightful suburban
atmosphere: very high elevation
and most picturesque woodland
setting. The splendid arrangement
of large cheerful rooms make this
the ideal home for living and en-
tertaining. Only 20 minutes to the
heart Of the city. Please call Mr..
Bortz. WO. 4754, with FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. -19
Mr.. Bureau of Standards
Attractive detached 3-bedroom brick.
has half bath on 1st floor. full base
ment with built-in garage. large
side porch. Large corner lot with
trees. This 3-year-old house is an
excellent value at S23,950; good
financing.
BillingSley & Korzendorfer
OR. 1926 till o pm ia
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GEORGEToWN-5 bedrms.. 2 baths;
2120 Tunlaw I'd. NV; immed. oc-
cupancy. Open evenings. EN-. 1855.
1885 BROAD ST, Brookmont, Md
brick, s rms. and bath, oil heat and
furnished; rent, s135: available
pFfsTPAictaaED-completely FsPi turn: s-rm:
location. but conv. to. transp; and
schools; $500 mo. Call Mt. G56ier G56sd
s55 EMERSON ST. NE bedrms..
dining rm., liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
full bsmt., auto. wash: machine;
S110 mo. Call r; A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors, Ma. 5000. is
8 bedrms det,; oil heat; gar; wash
er; firepl $3.50 mo-; utils. TIE. 45ls.
1890 F ST. s.E.-semidet.. 3-bedrm.
home; S135 per mo. Ma. $40;
Mr.. fyen51Gs BoILSa ~, FIEEDsbedrm. aiaI ml4 row
caii THos. L. PHILLIPS, Wo. 1900.
GEORGETOWN = Attractive town
house on corner. 4 bedrms... 3h
baths, living rm;, library, dining
Mrs. Davis, WO. 1000 with THOS.
L. PHILLIPS.
CLEVELAND PARK-Ideally located
near best pvt. and public schools;
bedrooms, grand piano, 2-car ga
rage, lovely garden, redecorated
thSoughout: complete latest electric
sibly longer. MRS. RIFAT T1RANA.
$500 35th st. NV, EN-. 1856. is
POWHATAN PL. NV. near 18th and
Peabody 3-bedm., semidet. brick;
Mt ~'i RAINIER, fsiE md MD. s1o4 Window
rd.. Diet. house, 6 rms. bath. oil
heat: garage: immediate possession. q.
$Io5. DUNN & co. HyattssvWille
WHEATON AREA-Partially furn. q
bedrm. bunga. with full bsmt., storage
attic, full bsmt.; S975o a mo, for
l-year lease needs redecorating; !;
ttgansp within dsI Msg sssy Tai9lss IAyss fiS Us
5-2772; ewes, SH. 1896.
5 ROOMS and bath, oil heat; excel
lent NV. section: gar. large yard.
Ready Y, to move We in, Long Ms11o lease to
se45 ex 1sta iath ST. S.. ARLINGroN-De-
sached brick, partially furnished;
bath. full bsmt. Call Mr.. Domer.
with SANDOz, INC. DU. 1884. -17
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Nicely furnished home with four bed
rooms: close to good schools, shop
ping and transportation; $3.50 a
on %opt6. ah 4S45. Sal5 Mrs. Danek' Or s444
WETzEL REAL ESTATE
GEORGETOWN
Attractive home on Dumbarton ave,
with large garden. bedrms.. living
rm., dining rm. and kitchen, gas
heat; $3.50 mo-. 1-year lease. H.
A. GILL & SON, DU. 1901 or Ma.
esty rD MDimmseqiase 1las Sano eHnd
10-cu. 1T. refgr. washer, etc, 9 bed
rms, full dining rm., full bsmt, oil
heat; Ige. lot. well landsraned; S. AZ.
HANEY & CO.. EX. 3443
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
HOME AND INCOME

SIF, IoU
This home has a living room, dining
room. l bedroom. kitchen and full
bath on 1st floor; the End floor has
tne same a ho1a pan a,, OF II you "antga sn,,id
have 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. The house
also has full basement with plenty
room for a recreation room. The
lot is 135 #. deep with a detached
Gear garage. The 2nd-floor apt. now
rents for S75. The down payment is
$500. Call Mr.. Wells (WI. 6690)
for further details-all furniture on
1st floor plus 2 refrigerators go with
the house.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. = 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
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APIS. UNFURN. tcont.)
PARKWAY TERRACE

New ga-den-type suburban apts.
Is minutes from downtown Wash
Near schools and shopping.
II and 2 bedrms.. 8 exposures.
-Parouet and hardwood floors.
Venetian blinds.
Large closet space.
Automatic laundry rooms.
Paved, off-the-Street parking.
Lots Of free storage space:
Outdoor recreation facilities fol
children.
Immediate occupancy. Open daily
8 to 6; Sun. l to 4; also Wed. ewes.
z to q. 10. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

det. brick, Just of Mich. ave. Iiv-
ing rm. with firepl, spacious din.
rm., large modern kit. and powder
rm. on LIST f. 3 dble. bedrms. on
2nd a. Finished recr. rm. Excel. n
nancing. Must be sold. Call Mr..
Cody. La. 6-6666, or AP. 1880 ewes.
MICHIGAN PARK-4-bedrm. semi
Diet. brick. desirably located north
Of Mich. ave. Living rm... din: rm.,
kit and den; front porch. oil H.
VIII. and garage. Most reasonably
priced. Call MI. Dousherty; "A.
WOODRIDGE-S rooms for large
family. $1,000 down; immediate
possession. SPEELE. RE. 0493. EN-
O3O3. 10
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GASOLINE STATION

Metropolitan Area-Modern
facilities and desirable leas-
ing arrangements. Appli-
cant should have retail
business experience and suf-
ficient operating capital.
Reply, giving pertinent in
formation, including draft
status. Box ASK, Star.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENT!

NAYLoR GARDENS, vcHA. Both and
bedrm. b unit uni Gfuill din. @rm.. @ lse. Nv.
rm., tile bath. fully equip. elec. kit
Possession. No 2-bedrm. units avail:
at this time. DRURY REALTY
CORP, MI. 1000: ewes. OR. 5761
or TW. 1191.
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houSEs-SALE-N.W. (cont.

CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.. Just of Conn.
ave.-Prewar brick. First floor has
attractive living room. dining room,
foor fh has s Bedrooms and 3 baths.
storage attic: recr. room. garage;
large level lot. Priced at S3l 800.
Agents. 5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
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BRIGHTWOOD AREA
Exceptionally clean, 7-rm, semidet
entrance hall, pleasant liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm.. kit. bedrms.. l "a
baths; oil h.-w.h., built-in garage.
S17,95G
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors, 81. 6100, til 8.
ia
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Lovely 3-bed-
room brick with reception hall. liv.
rm. with firepl.. dining rm.. kitchen.
i fully inclosed porch, l screened
porch. Built-in garage. O.h.-w. n.
Very conveniently located. Price,
$la,950, on terms. Call MR.. BUR-
TON. RE. 6585; eyes,, JU. 1882.
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goth and Quincy SITS. NE.
Observation-Disclosures detached home
on lot 40x107, to paved alley; Delco
oil burner, new refrigerator. 6 large
rooms and bath. breakfast room.
Terms can be arranged. Price, S14,-
HoWenstein Realty Corp.
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COLORED-1516 o STREET
DOWNTOwN-vAC
8 ROOMS-2 BATHS
Arranged as 2 apts.; brick. h.-w.h.,
S1,75O down payment.
SHAPIRO, INC. ME. 1717 Id
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Two-year old brick bungalow with
with frepl.. family-sise din. rm,.,
ige. well-eauip. kit. Q big bed
rms. and tile bath; attic expansible
with plumbing roughed In for bath;
full bsmt., outside entrance, gas
&C. heat: front patio porch; side
concrete drive strip. For appt. cal
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2327 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0o40.
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CHEVY CHASE S1s.9bO. Center
hall, 2-story det. home in excel.
cond Lge. iiv. rm. with firepl, din.
rm., kit. 3 bedrms., tile bath. stor-
age attic. bsmt, maids Law. Level
lot. Close to Lafayette and Blessed
Sacrament schools. A real BARGAIN.
For appt., call Mr.. Edwards, OR.
5q33 EARI, IT WRIGHT WI 5000
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED-2 EMPLOYED women T.
share home; separate rooms; cal
after 9. Ii. $4,000. -16
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WALLACE E. GRAML1cH, BROKER

Col. Henry j. Boettcher, Agent.
Ia. 1923. -16
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HOME AND INCOME
5th, NEAR H ST NE.
colored. Substantial brick, 8 apts.. 8
rms. and bath In each apt. Owner
must sell at sacrifice. Bsmt. Coal
h.-w. heat. Asking S13. $50. subject
to an offer. Reasonable terms to
responsible party. ST. 1857, GE.
1904
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
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Attrac. 3-bedrm. brick. with ia
baths; screened porch; light. dry
bsmt.; on pleasing large lot. THOS.
L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900, until 9
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1224 Eye St. NV.
Elk. 3400; EYES,, GE. 5711
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Mr.. TRINITY COLLEGE
Chsrming spaeioSSs tri 2Gft ,mac,,Ist, Saa; TSy
cond.. oil h.--w h, nice yd.: rea
value at S16,950, easy terms. Cal
Mr., Holstrom at DI 5000. METZLEH
REALTOR, 1106 vt. ave. NV. DI
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MD.-A specially built
individually designed WILLIAMSBURG
brick. Colonial residence located on
center area. the Interior OF this
home Is fascinating with its truly
Colonial atmosphere, beamed CELL
ings, random width .pegged floors,
wide view catching windows, special
lighting nsi % fixtures, b&uiit.in & bookcases.
maids rm. and complete bath. spa
cious living and dining rooms. din.
ing alcove, kitchen and powder rm..
3 large. cross ventilated bedrooms.
2-car attached garage; to inspect
pm. EDWARD H. JONES q CO.,
INC. Chevy Chase, D. c. -l6
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Delinquents Are
Warned By King

City Manager Dave King today
issued the following statement
regarding delinquent personal
Property taxes:
Il have before me the delin-
qlIcnt list for personal property
taxes for the year 1850 as pub
lished by the City Tax Collectors
Office. | have instructed the City
Tax Collector to Immediately
force collection on these dclin-
GuentS in accordance with the
provi ions Of the City Charter as
1t relates tO the collection OF
said taxes. No place of business
will be allowed TO 90 until the
next occupational license is due
before being forced to pay.
These taxes must be paid i'm
mediatcly. Any place of business
which handles alcoholic bever-
ages of any kind that requires
the City to force them to pay
their delinquent personal taxes
viii greatly jeoFardize the re-
newal of their beverage licen-
ses."
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'sRu5y1nJ Inner C1yrN4& -
Is Aleyten For Possible
Soviet ATTACK" 7McClOv
Major Communist
Propaganda Aim
Has Come Into
Cleur Focus -s

! FRANKFURT, Germany,
May 24.-1AP1. United
States. High Commissioner
John McCloy says the inner
circle of the German Com
munist party are being
alerted tor a possible So
Wet attack. He says that
the indications from party
leaders are that the drive
could come this year-or
-next--or the year after.
In his quarterly report
to the State Department,
McCloy says: when Red
troops move westward, the
faithful are told, party
workers must be ready to
perform allotted tasks of
sabotage, erect road blocks,
conduct, partisan warfare
and spot targets.
McCloy also says that in
recent months the major
Communist prop a G a n d a
aim has come into clear
focus. He phrases it this
way: ITO undermine West
Germans will to resist ag-
gression from the East and
predisposc them TO accept
Communist rule
To that end, McCloy
adds, the Red propagandists
are using three themes nat
urally close to the Ger
mans: peace, German unity
tcnntinued On Page Sikh
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Many Permits
Issued Today

building permits in the office ~
Ralph Russell, Du.iding inspector
Included an $4,000 and q $1,000
Continued On Page Six
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BY DOROTHY RAYMER

For~TGarS held fast TO beau
tiful illusion; / never referred to
the younger generation" as
such. In this way. the time
known as maturity of life was
kept at distance and under
soft light
Well. last night Jared me!
But at least there were several
other heads in the jar. Director.
Joe Hurka's for enc; Frank and
Edith Rogers for an additional
two and Ted Nelson, navyman's
nobbin, for third. All of them
were part of the Key West Play
.ers group assembled at the Barn
Theater for rehearsal Of the third
act of Junior Miss"
The Earring was done by two
members of "the younger gener-
alton" who are cast in Junior
Miss" forthcoming production of
the Players group.
Micki Duke. bouncing, club
by little Miss who doesn't miss
"a trick in her Characterization of
judy Graves, the teen-age hero
ine of the comedy, shook us up
first. By us l mean the older
generation" We all sat listening
to the tape recorder playing back
rehearsal scene and we all
booked tired though attentive.
But not Miss Duke.
She simply oozed enthusiasm
and energy, even when just sit
ting there analizing her own
shrill voice on the recorder. Dur
ing a break in rehearsal she
plopped down beside me and
chirpcd, I just love this theater
work." her hazel brown eyes
glinting with what we used to
call pep Very likely it's sheer
vitamin efficiency.
Practically all in ono breath
she answered my question. mo,
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less than six miles from the
parallel. and heavy field artil-
lery moved up to blast the Reds
out of their strong positions,
Meanwhile, South Koreans on
the extreme western sector clean
ed up pockets of enemy troops
left behind by the Communist re-
treat.
No Limit
The Allied field commander in
Korea, Lieutenant General James
N&n Fleet, says there is no limi:
on how far Allied forces will 90
in heir offensive alt along the
line.
However, he said the primary
ebiective@o& the United Nations
forces is the Same as it has becu
tight along-''to maintain tho in
iia'ive to infiict maximum cas-
ualtics."
Van Fleet discussed the bie
cucmy attack that drove Allied
forces from North Korea
He said the enemy thrust wa
a7ticipated-cvcn IS to the time
e broke. Van Fleet added thai
The carefully prepared U. N, de,
fcnsive positions inflicted Grip
Ming casualties on the enemy"
Hunts Trucks
Associated Press Corrcsondcn'
Jim Becker has gone hunting fo'
enemy trucks with Marine Tiers
lie was u passenger on what hf
allied flying lighthouse
TRANSPORT plane that dro7pet
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-24
Students Are
Selected For
BOYS State
~ b.
Roberts, Holcon.b,
Hcnriquez Will
Attend Convention
Next Month

Three high school students
have been selected to attend AM
erican Legion Boys State to be
held in Tallahassee next month.
The student are; Eugene Rob-
erts son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Roberts ST.. 62l Catholic Lane;
Hokc Holcomb, son ,ot Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. S. Holcomb, 504 Bahama
ST.. and Armando Henyiquez, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Henriquez,
&C Porter Place
The names were released al
meeting of Arthur Sawyer Post
last night.
Post Commander Frank Roma
guerra announced the program fol-
Memorial Day scheduled for
Wednesday evening, May 30th, 8
p. m, Bayview Park. All veterans
groups have ben invited to parti-
cipatc. The Key West High, School
Continued on rage Fivc'
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sanford Sheriff
Guest OF Sawyer

a
Sheriff ,BerIiI Sawyer enter
tanned Sheriff P. A. Nero from
Sanford, Florida. Seminole eouH-
ty and a group Of eight visiting
businessmen from that city with
sightseeing tour of the city last
night.
Also in the party which had
Just returned from a fishing trip
| 10 Dry 'Teftugas, was the fishing
boats owner. known as Captain
Bob from nearby Islamorada.
The men enjoyed a buffet sup
per at Alligood's Marine supply
service before beginning the trip
around the city.
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Real Life Junior Misses
younger Generation Full OF pim, Tigor Yii@ni"
Take Roles In Barn Coined,

I have never had any stage ex-
pcricnce but | certainly like it,
I'm freshman in tho Convent
school. I'm IS wears old and this
lis my third trip to Key West.
My father is in the navy, you
know. | was born in Newport,
Rhode Island and lAsaw Junior
Miss in the movies"
She paused. | stumbled around
mentally trying to recall the
name of the girl movie star who
had played the role of Judy
Graves. Unstumbihigly. Micki
said. 'Oh you mean Peggy Ann
Garner, She was super, wasn't
she?"
N.cki's father and mother are
1t. and Mrs. Roy Duke who live
here. And I'll bet they live super
Sonieally to keep up with a
daughter who at Is shows nat
ural stage presence and jet pro-
pulsion personality.
Then Barbara Diaz stepped
over the footlights. She has olive
skin. deep brown eyes and topaz
colored hair You can sparkle
with that combination, and you
get it.
Il play the older more So
phisticated sister, Lois Graves"
Barbara informed me. "Of course
she's only II and am IL years
old, but a year doesn't make
much difference, I'm senior in
the Key West high school and /
graduate this June. hope"
Barbara is the niece of MIR. and
Mrs. Louis Carbonell with whom
she stays. If they elect lady
city commissioner, Uncle Louis
may have competition. His niece
said, My uncle's plan for one
way streets certainly ought to
help untangle the traffic jams
here where the streets arc SO
narrow. suppose some merch-
ants viii kick. but tho problem
has TO be solved"
She was born in New York
City and had modelled for Mays
big department store. Ahal
thought, now here's lass who
will want TO have a political OF
movie career. what with exper-
licncc in amateur plays and mo-
delin.-..
But Barbara shook her head.
Heavens, no. My ambition IS
I.auitc moderate. | expect to mar
~ and have a family. Establish
Continued On Page Fiycl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-24
2 Sailors Killed:
735 Others Tossed
Into Icy Waters

NEWPORT HAHBoR. May
z4s-tPl.--Twc sailors were
killed and about l35 others
pitched into icy waters today
when q s0-foof Navy launch
capsized here in Rhode Is
land.
Twenty four men were
hospiialised by The accident.
A Navy official says no one
is believed to be missing. but
the Navy can't be sure until
a check is made on five
ships.
The sailors were returning
TO their ships in the launch.
when 4 Storm caused by the
Atlantic hurricane capsixed
their boat The men had
been ON shore leave.
Fortunately. the accident
occurred in . crowded haf-
Dor Seconds after fine launch
turned over. at least IS other
boats raced 10 the rescue.
The Navy said that II had
issued an order 10 halt op-
eratiens Of ali small boats at
the very minute the launch
ran info trouble. But the or
der came 100 late to save the
two mon who lost their
lives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-24
George Bates Is
lowed In BY C

The CG pickt boat 38473 last
night found and lowed TO shore
the party fishing boat, George
Bates" from Eastern Sambo,
which is nine miles south of Boca
Chica.
The fishing vessel owned by
Captain Tommy Lones was due
back at Garrison Blight at 5 pm.
yesterday afternoon.
The Coast Guard was notified
by relatives of those aboard and
promptly found the distressed
vessel.