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we should know Cuban art.
everywhere in the United States
and in the last analysis. it is not
very different from ours" Mr.
Clear said, art is universal and
since artists all over the world
are closer together nowadays be
cause Of modern communication
facilities, there are or should be
no sharp dividing lines between
their forms of artistic expires
sion and ours.
Clear appealed to the members
of the Key West Art and His
torical Society and of other
groups represented at last nights
gathering to further student
teacher exchange between Cuba
and this country Their artists,
art teachers and art students
should get farther. he thinks,
than Key West and Miami. We
would profit by gaining better
knowledge of. their art forms and
they in turn might obtain much
needed educational tools for use
in their public high schools in
more isolated places, such as
Trinidad, through such contacts.
Stressing the fact that Ameri-
cans travelling in Cuba should
refer to themselves as North
Americanos, rather than Ameri-
cans, Mr. Clear urged d friend
lier. warmer attitude on our part
towards Cubans here and in Gu
ba. They have broken the ice
towards us. he says, but we erect
false psychological b BARRIERS
which could easily be dispelled
Cuba is not a foreign country
but a neighbor-island where life
is very much a part of our life
here. To know this life and tQ
run into the open friendliness OF
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8ornb3oWer outsails Tie newer
shin bal the illusion is perfect,
There a love interest with yir-
glnia Mayo as Lady Barbara. but
!. il is secondary 10 the sea. the
ships under full sail. The men in
battle, and The more violent action
Of tie plot Readers Of the famous
stories VAN moi be disappointed
with the movie. Even minor char
acters take on satisfactory stature.
There is bat one criticism. I'm
peccabie Peck doesn't talk with
any accent ever heard on a British
Royal Navy ship back IN the DAYS
Of Napoieon's time, which is the
era Of the setting He speaks
American.
Back in 1886 or ~. the Great
Gregory visited Miami enroute to
Nassau and sol an Interview
while riding with him and his wife
in a taxi from the airport to the
Columbus hotel Al that time, ne
was about to make the movie,
yellow Sky and was carrying
the novel under his arm,
i always read a story thorough
~ before trying to assume a role,
he said. of course the director is
responsible Tor certain aspects OF
Characterization, but it seems to
me that conscientious actor
ought 10 know as much as be can
about the character he is supposed
TO be, ! may moi be good actor,
but | am a Conscientious one.
and that is probably the secret
of Peck S careful portrayal Of Cap
tain Horatio You'll be delighted
with this screen banquet. II has
everything,
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A buffet supper accompanied tn J
cocktails and guests enjoyed sand
wiches, salad, reliShes and a heap
ing bowl of the famous Key West
shrimp served with tangy sauce,
The party began at SIX and broke
up at about $3.50 p. M
Spotted in the milling crowd
were "Frenchy" Williams. pilot of
President Truman's plane, Mayor
Eisner, Mr. and Mrs. A. Maitland
Adams and their daughter, I.0r-
raine, DR.. and Mrs Leonard Comfy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GoSsett,
Miss Betty French, the local press
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.Ar aHa slIa9 5Tiali sspooi and
oiher Key riNic heads aad
their wives
AmoUs The scores Il naval Of
'iccrs and their ladies were Capt
and Nrs Edward Eldrcdge, Capt.
and Mrs E'iiot Parish Cant. and
Mrs. John Davis. Major aud Mrs.
Charles p Barrett USaIC and 1t
and Mss Frank BURGESS OF the
Boyal Navy
Since there Was no recorded
guest isi It is impossible 10 list
All those vino enjoyed the cordial
hnsIr 3H oa lie gracious hosts.
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Spanish class for beginners
sponsored by the Noes.
USO. at Saint Mary Parisl
Hall, 1921 Duval street
adults. to 3 p. m.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER A.
Spanish classes, adult begin
ners, 8 to 8 pm, San Carlos
school.
Dancing classes. F't. Taylor
Officers Club, 3 to 10 pm
Meeting, Jr. Chamber of Com
merce. club house. 8 p, m
Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room
Overseas hotel 7;45 p. m.
Meeting. Natl Executives Club
of Key West, South Beacl
restaurant, 7 p m.
Meeting, Island City Navy
Wives Club No. 88, Bldg, l78
N, S, 1890 a m,
Business meeting, Ajrship Dew
Ron Eleven Officers Wives,
coffee, ri Taylor 10 m,
Meeting, Fleet Sonar Officers
swimming pool, 10 am
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies.
Scottish Rite Temple. s pm,
Meeting, Junior DebS, Woman's
Club. 100 pm.
Meeting, American Legion, Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. Is. Post
Home. pm.
Meeting. Monroe General Hos
pital Auxiliary. hospital, pm.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Golf classes, baseball diamond
N S. special interest group
10 a. NJ
Sowing, Navy Wives League
N S. alleys, / p. M.
Spanish. advanced students
San Carlos school, TOO t.
$50 p. n.
sewing group, Monroe Co
General Hospital Woman
Auxiliary. 2 q b.
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Coming Events

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g.
Meeting, Mothers Club of CMI
and st. Joseph school. Convent
auditorium, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian church,
pm.
Spanish, children Of elementary
school level, San Carlos school,
$3.50 pm. to 40 pm
Luncheon meeting, Officers WV
es club, Fort Taylor, noon
Meeting. Truman Elementary
PTA, 8 pm.
Meeting, Airship Devron Officers
Wives Club, Aeropalms, 1880
pm.
Meeting, Southernmost Pistol
and Rifle Club, Legion Home,
Meeting,' Circle One, Women of
First Presbyterian church, 8
pm.
Meeting, Women's missionary
Union, First Baptist church, s
pm.
Meeting, Disabled American Vet
Grams, Key West Chapter No.
80, 422 Amelia street, 3 pm.
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, Ft Taylor, a
noon.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
ChiIdren'S Missionary group,
Ley Memorial church, 10 to
1880 am.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12--
Meeting, Poinciana pTA, school,
s p. IN.
Meeting, Circle Three. Women
of First Presbyterian church,
3 p. m,
Meeting. Beta Sigma Phi Sor.
GRITTY, San Carlos school, {
p. m.
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 1872
Scottish Rite Temple, s p. m
Meeting, Wesleyan Service
Guild, W.S.C.S. First Metho
dist church. 1880 p. m.
Meeting, Gold Star Mothers
VIEW home. p. m
Fireworks display. Legion Posi-
home, 8 p. m.
Dance, Legion Post Home, Il
p. m.
Meeting. Poinciana PTA, al
school, pm.
insert under Tues. Nov 13 ... Tal
BP.W. supper, enchiIada spec
ialty, Woman'S club. 5 10 {
pm.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 49,
Meeting. DeMolay Mothers Cir
Gle, roof garden. Scottish Rite
Temple, 73o p m
Meeting, Circle |. women o
First Presbyterian church
55l,F Poineiana, home of Mrs
Dewey Allen, s p. M,
Special interest group, cooking
place to be announced.
Meeting, Young Adult Fellow
ship Of First Methodist church
annex. s p. M
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re
bekah Lodge No IA, knights
of PythiaS hall, S p. m.
Meeting, Order of DeMolay
Boys, Scottish Rite Temple
1880 p. m.
Meeting, Airship Development
Squadron II Officers Wives
details to be announced.
Bowling, Navy Wives league,
MS. Alleys. pm.
Meeting and dinner, Kiwanis,
South Beach patio, Gas pm.
Ping pong tournament, YMCA-
USO, 8 pm.
Spanish lessons, High Schoo
level children. San Carlo
School, 3.30-4.30 ., M.
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with JAXON

/ can tell the season is almost
upon us by the number of new
shops that are opening in town,
and the lovely face lifting the old
ones are getting. Key West, like
an old mother, grows lovelIer with
the years, inside and out.
X X y
Aladdin rubbed his lamp one
day. ard not one, bot two genii
appeared. Well, news got round
and about that there was a new
gift shop opening yesterday on
the corner of Simonton and Caro-
line SITS, and so | hurried over
and ran smack dab into the two
of them the lady with the
blue hair, Kathleen MacIntyre
and the lady with The double
name, Vivian Lloyd Jones. And
don't EVER use Capital letters
when spelling their names as
did.
If you'd like 10 wander over
the rainbow and into fairy land
while the dinner is cooking, toss
off the apron, GIFT HOUSE is
so centrally located you can do
just that. | can't guarantee the
potatoes won't burn while you
Iinger on and on. however,
There are four big airy rooms.
so colorfulIY decorated. us ex-
citing just being there. They
are erammed full of all sorts of
strange and lovely things from
other lands. The first room is
fulI of a variety of gifts. behind
is the Caribbean Room. There IS
silver Guaiemslan brides
chain on an orange msnnequin
that dominates tine room. The
bead work. baskets, and hats
are in the Ut.of-this-worid cate
CORY.
To the left is another room of
dining accessories. sensed &
true CaYo t1Ueso feeling here.
You could eat from coconut
shells msde into dishes with
knives and forks and spoons
with bamboo handles.
OF interest 10 all party givers,
and who isn't, is the Party
Room. The equipment FOR the
most successful parties Of the
year are 10 be found here. from
one for your litflest one. through
The bride and groom stage TO
the golden anniversary. You can
be your own Magician TOO.
OF this place | could write q
book, but Ills best YOU go and
see for yourself
+ y 4 81
| take great comfort IN God
think He would not let us get al
the match box so carelessly as He
does unless He knew that The
frame Of His universe was fire
proof
X X Il
Csrioca sunsuits. Sizes a,
greeted Harry when he came TO
town, in profUsion of bright
piaids. OF course they were worn
by the chsrmingest charmers in
all Key West. and were purchss-
ed for the occasion by their
fond Mammals at the chiidren's
Corner.
These cunning wisps are made
of fine plaid bingham, frosted
with full. foil fluffy ruffles--3
rows of them of embroidered
eyelet. don't suppose they'd
be half as cute in my size
X 4 Il
Ever get your hands SO smelly
from peeIing onions or rubbing the
salad bowl with garlic, that you
went out hating yourself? Never
let II happen. A teaspoon of dry
salt rubbed in gently, followed by
a vigorous Soaping viii take care
of any kitchen odor that might
cling TO your hands.
4 Il 4
Was time when purple was
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Lean fiS.4 Suci. as cod, founder,
haddock. and perch are best for
cooking in water because they are
on the firm side after cooking
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Citizen staff Photo

there didn't really take in iron
ing. but was demonstrating the
new Sunbeam lronmasfer that
irons with steam or dry. It's
wonderful. you plug in for
Steam lust as you do 5or cur.
rent. The water for steam is
supplied from your bottle OF dis
filled water, outside the IRON
and becomes steam the instant
it enters the iron. You simply
plug il in iUst as you do the
current. and can 60 back TO dry
ironing instantly il you wish.
The iron is always the same
weight. Steam or DrY--.a light.
light two and three fourths
pounds. But why am telling you
all this, go on in TO the Over
seas Radio and Appliance Store
and see it FOR yourself.
4 K K
FLAVOR TRICKS Add a drop
or two Of almond flavoring TO can
ned cherries Sprinkle freshly
ground black pepper over a tossed
green salad And don't forget
to add dry mustard to cheese
sauce for macaronI
X X K
Memo TO the carihe Resfaur-
anf; | wish TO 60 on record as
saying that those handy little
Spec. Business Mems Lunch.
con" menus on the front page
every day are showing too much
partially, Not warning 10 get
thrown out 81 the csribe as
+, Jaxon. bUt wishing 10 parfake
Of one Of those delicious sound.
/ ing luncheons, | disguised my
/ self as Susan McAvoy, and or
dered the Yankee Pot Roast.
| We'll found out they Go serve
| Them 10 women, and il was
! mighty tasty food Today /
| really took chance, and went
in as myself had Spanish
meat Loaf and mashed potatoes.
So here and now. Mr.. Cabrera.
| would like 10 say that the
Spec Business Mems Lunch
con" IS OK for fhe Business No
men too. ard ! recommend it.
X Il y
! Optimism 4 cheerful frame Of
mind that enables a teakcttle ia
. sing though in bot water up to its
/ nose.
h r
/ Spring housecieanin9 time in
/ Key West generally comes Just
before the Holidays. With this
/ in mind went 10 the Caroline
/ Shop TO see what was new in
i fabrics
found that decorators fabrics
are no' the only thing dispensed
| by MRS. Thompson and Mrs.
Stevens. They give free TO all,
service as well, in fhe forms of
! invaluable advice. the loan Of
their yard-long samples TO take
home TO match 10 your furnish
iugs. and stock OF materials in
the big rooms upstairs that fair
~ pushes cut the walls found
the lovely traditional designs
as we'll as the bold new noderns.
and plain colors in eccentric
weaves as we'll as lUstrous fin
ishes.
The normally low prices at
Caroline Shop are especially re.
duced for all Of November. Have
TO mase room for Christmas
Gift stocks you know.
X X 4
always have such a GOOD
feeling of accomplishment when
my visits are over and | review
all the wonderful things | have
found. But back / must come from
the Land of o. til next time. and
best Of all, it's not long between
visits. Bye now. Jaxon.- Advt.)
-
7Tp0wf Ann BRAND r0Trry
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tor grandma, but times have
changed and granddaughter, be
she delectsbIe blond, d devas.
tafing red-head, or d suiiry bru-
netfe. has discovered that this
is for her.
With Just this in mind. Mar.
Ed selected d creation! It is a
purple velveteen suit, complete
with a smart hat. Fer the warm
eF days d purple cotton strap
less dress with stole. You can
ask TO see the purple corduroy
PeddIe .Pushers too. Only thing
purple Mar-Ed doesn't have is a
cow think. From the purple
to the sublime, for your pure
moods, the newest white dresses
are devinel Saw quite a few.
4 A. h
A timely recipe for the Holidays.
candy that keeps even in warm
weather, Chocolate - Philly -
Fudge. Here's all you do. Place
1901. pkg. cream cheese in a
bowl; cream it until soft and
smooth. Slowly blend 2 cups Of
Siftcd confectioncr sugar into it.
Add the 2 LOUNGE squares of uu.
sWeetened chocolate. melted. Mis-
we'll add H-teaspoon vanilla
dash Of salt and y cup chopped
pccans. Press into a well-greased
shallow pan. Place in Refrigerator
until firm (about Is minutesl Cut
into squares, and have FUN,
X X n
The latest news from the
Beachcomber Jewellers IS still
Brides, Brides, and more Brides,
Every time you GO in, fhe table
has changed. or so it seems TO
me. So must tell you about
the latest lovelies who ere soon
10 be altar bound.
Barbara Buckley, popular
young daughter OF Nr. and Mrs.
Dewey Buckley of sos Grinnell
ST., presently employed at the
Overseas Radio and Appliance
Co., will be married to Bill
Brownie. former WKBF radio
announcer, now with fhe u s.
Army al Camp Gordon. Georgia.
the latter part of This month.
OF interest to Barbara's friends
is the date of her shower which
will be given on Monday, Nov.
l2ih, Miss Buckley has chosen
her China, Silver and Crystal
patterns at the 6eachcombeF
Jewellers and they are displayed
on the lovely table that sasein-
afes me SO. She has chosen
Grand BaroqUe Sterling by Wal
lace. Avalon China by Flintridge,
and RepoUsse Crystal by Dun
can. BeaehcombeF jewelers. and
your Shopper know that she will
find 10y in her choice through
all the years of her life.
Another attractive young bride
who will say her n dos" on
Nov, oath. is Miss Sylvia San
cher, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sanchez Of ala Eaton St.
Sylvia has chosen Damask Rose
Sterling by Heirloom, Dolly
Madison China by castleSon and
chantiliY Crystal by Duncan. To
Miss Sanchez too. we wish 70
extend our very best wishes. She
has only recently returned 10
this City after an extensive
time away, and we are indeed
glad that she has decided TO
make her wedding vows in the
Island City.
X X "
Male creatures Of, say, seven
teen, have been known to acquire
a sudden and absolutely conclu-
sive insight into all womenkind
4 4 X
thought il was a good idea to
take my ironing into the Over
seas Radio and Appliance Store
until found out thai fhe girl in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-09

'The easiest way to keep the cop
per bottoms of skillets bright is
to use a special powder that quick
ly removes tarnish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-09
Educator, Museum Director Clear
Speaks At Vest MarteIIO ODeni,.o
bY MARGARET CUsTCK

C'aI'eS val Clear wel.known educator and museum
ecVol mace an informal but inspired plea night at the
west Nlaeo Towers deeper understanding
between Cuban and North Americanos only regard
their respective art forms but their ways Of life
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ArnsiStice Day
Memorial Service
Is announced

The ArmiStic Day memorial ser
vices which will take place at Bay
view Park, at 4:40 pm. Sunday,
have been arranged by Arthur
Sawyer Post No rs. American
Legion
The following program has been
announced.
Advancement Of CoIors; Vet
eran organization and their Auxi-
harieS of the Cay
Star Spangled Banner Led by
Mrs. Eva Warner Gibson, accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs Ralph
Miner
Invocation:-Mrs. Gloriana Bay
ly, Chaplain. Arthur Sawyer Unit
No. %, American Legion Auxiliary.
Solo:-'I Heard the Voice Of
Jesus Say by Mrs. Eva Warner
Gibson accompanied on the piano
by Mrs Ralph Miner
Armistic Memorial Address So
1t (i.g) Edward Riley, Chaplain,
! us. Naval Air Station Boca Chica.
Solo. -''There is No Death .
words by GGrdan tombstone and
music by Godfrey O'Hara) by
/ Mrs. Eva Warner Gibson accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs Ralph
Miner.
| Salute TO the Dead. Firing
| Squad Key West Guard of Honor
/ Taps Aren't 5jurscn, Jr.
| Retirement of Colors
! Benediction Harry j. Metzger
/ Post Chaplain. Arthur Sawyer Post
! No. 28. American Legion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. McAndreps Honor
Visiting Press EnfOurage With Party

The cocktail party given al the Quarter Deck
last night by Mr. and Mrs D. McAndrewS Of the
here for the presidential The moss exciting and
stimulating social events OF the Approximately guests
present including 50
and radio branch news coveragc
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Macy " Tres Club
Outlines Program
OF 4ctiOities

The Island City My Wives
csib No IS. held its regular
meeting On Wednesday, Novem-
Der 7, IN Bldg. I78 nnthe Naval
siat'on, Over 20 meners attend
ed
Ms J r. shiHingisw. presi-
dent Ell the group poiced the
ci'lo S regret At losing fine
member, Mis. Leo Brown, VINO IS
moving to New York.
Plans Tor the annual dance and
fashion show were discussed and
tickets for this event vii so on
sale next weak
a card party IN the club room
"it take place at the regular
meeting time. at 1890 am
Last Monday. the monthly hos
pital party was 6ela, MIS-. d. B.
BraNton, chairman, was assisted
10y Mrs n y. Darlington and
~ r. r. Montgomery Mrs.
iii'linglaw played piano At the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-09

Male creatures Of, say, seven
teen, have been known to acquire
a sudden and absolutely conclu-
sive insight into all womenkind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-09

! thought il was a good idea to
take my ironing into fhe Over
seas Radio and Appliance Store
until found out thai she girl in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-09

always have such a GOOD
feeling Of accomplishment when
my visits are over and | review
all the wonderful things | have
found. But back must come from
the Land of On til next time. and
best Of all IT'S not long between
visits Bye now IaXon.--t Advt,)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-09

Ever get your hands so smelly
from peeIing onions or rubbing the
salad bowl with garlic, that you
went out hating yourself? Never
let II happen A teaspoon of dry
salt rubbed in gently, followed by
a vigorous soaping viii take care
of any kitchen odor that might
cling TO your hands.
4 Il 4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-09

Was time when purple was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-09

take great comfort in God
/ think He would not let us get at
the match box so carelesSly as He
does unless He knew that the
frame Of His universe was fire
proof.
Evening star., 1951-09-28

Under D. c. ldf0, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ioait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Austin Slate, As; 1902 You st. Sc, ant
Mary Taylor, "a, 124 9th st. ne.
Eddie McClendon, 27. 10Y Rhode Islant
Half st, s.w.
James williams. 2s. Colorado Springs
Colo, and Rhumel Love. 18. o72;
Grant rd. ne.
Robert Bean, II. silver Spring, Md. anc
Frances Hazen. l9, Al Allison st. NV
Donald Piper. SO. 3339 Prospect ave. NV.
and Helen Humphrey. ~, 2S Bryant st
ne.
Eugene Brown. u, l12 9. st, NV. ant
Eugene Ford. %. 5000 Connecticut ave
/, NV. and Alice Donohoe, %, 1901
Connecticut ave. NV,
Frank Tomasek 80 Boiling Air Force Base
and Ruth Girolamo, IS. 1870 Massa
chusettS ave. NV.
William Schlecht A.. Forest Glen. Md.
and Marjorie Levy. AZ, 3l03 18th st
NV.
Henry Jackson. Al. 1925 E st. Sc. ant
Pearl simpkins, 40 I749 Willard st
NV.
both Of Manassas va. ' ' -
Kurt Sorg, %. 3945 Alabama ave. Sc.
and Catherine Matthews, %, 1851 For
Davis st. sc.
ton, and kathleen Emison. 10. IS
Forester st. S,W.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
MARRIAGE License Applications

John Harris 21. Cuckoo, Va. and Con.
stance Diggs, Is, 1888 simms pl. ne
Harold Rusten, 81. 1922 Clay pl. NV
| st. ne.
John Payne, 20, 81 Anacostia ave. ne
and Dolores Jones. Is, 700 Barnes st
ne.
Frederick Millhouse. so, and Miriam Stock
Clarence IS skamser' @ So S supepior. AV Wis IS and AND
Lucille Buscher, 35. 1850 Harvard St
| NV.
Charles Harrison. 30. and Shirley schick-
:. ner, II, both Of Baltimore.
Clarence Danhof, 40, Princeton, N. j.
and Ruth Augustine, 81, Hamilton
Square, NJ
John Brewer, "a, 1871 Stanton ter. Sc
and Margaret Green, II, Al P st. ne
James Burton. jr., 20. rs Darrlneton st
s;ws and Wanda Bradshaw, 1s, DIG
E. Capitol st.
Charles Prince. 21, 1928 4th st. Sc and
Velma Spesrman. q, 1924 4th st. sc.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
Deaths Reported
(From the D. C Bureau of Vital statist

I tFrom the D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics
virginia NJ Prail SO. Lafayette Hotel.
| Lily 7. Carroll. "A, 210i 14th st. NV.
| Hugh P. Mccain, 61 / go C ST. ne
Joseph Hasentab. 3D. sos lst st. NV
Frank NJ, Wilson, 53, 647 H st. ne.
Daniel Shefflett, 46 Unknown.
Estelle Young SO, 1881 s st. NV.
William Colem, 81. 1893 Queen ST. ne
Arthur Smith. So, 24s. 57th st. ne.
aired Brown. q 17l3 Isl lst St NV
Russell Brown SO. $50 st. NV.
Grace Lewis. A. 905 Golden St sw
Mary e. Greer, Infant. Upper Marlboro
Evening star., 1951-09-28

-1133 Connecticut Ave. NV
Evening star., 1951-09-28

al,Uays popular FLANNEL slacks
Classic of the club and informal the flannel 81
Such comfort good tailoring fexbIh
you find these at The Mems Store explain why they're such
good thing why have always preferred tnem
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