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N-CENTER HALL

Here's a rambler with an
unusual floor plan. In addition
to 3 bedrms.. lIa baths. liv.
rm.. din. area and kit. large
enough to eat in. there is
a true center hall that will
save many steps. Lot is almost
200 It. deep Complete bsmt.
under entire home. A beauty
Mt sol $50.
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B-CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

On q spacious level lot,
Z sood-siZed hedrmS., bath
large liv. rm.. separate din.
rm. and equipped kit. Fine
Arl. location. only S12.650.
Terms.
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G-CONTEMPORARY

One of the most beautiful
you have ever seen, built by
one of Arlington's outstanding
builders: featuring 3 bedrmS.,
hall entrance. full bsmt. and
many other extras. House built
on. 2 Levels. FHA financing re-
quiring $3.50 down.
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RAMBLER

Very fine home with q beau
tiful fenced-in shaded lot. 2
bedrms. and tile bath on ISt
floor; spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm.
and equipped kit. full bsmt.
1t is possible to make an extra
room upstairs. Total price.
SI6,750.
Evening star., 1951-09-11
C-BUNGALOW
RAMBLER

Older house with 8 bedrms.,
storage attic and ample bsmt.
Also liv. rn., din. rm. and
equipped kit. Entire property
in excellent condition and
surrounded by Anchor fence.
Only S12,950, $4,000 cash will
handle.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

sSs se.sSd s. qssGS g. per e1lss a
MILLS CO, Ma. S6a6. -12
i 2afehouse; SIS per mo. j. GERALD
JUSTINE, 412 9th st. NV. Dl.
GRo0Np Ia51i FLOOR. approx. 1900 g.
it.; 20-ft. alley; $50 per month.
Apply. 524 7th st. Sc. rear. Ii.
HAVE HAVE 3 BLDGs. for lease, described
as follows: Bldg. No. 1-Conerete
block construction. concrete moor,
2-story bldg, Eft. ceiling. well
braced to carry TREMENDOUS ioao:
this bldg is so by 40. Bldg: No;
about 40 #, from Bldg. No. /. and
is 14O #. by so, 12-ft. ceiling; 2nd
story. 30-ft. ceiling. Both bldgs.
have water and electricity. Bldg.
No. Same concrete construction,
IA 1T. by 40 it.. story; 3 rooms.
toilet, wash basin and electricity.
This bldg. would be ideal living
quarters for a watchman or guard.
There are plenty Of doors at ENDS
and sides of bldg. for loading and
unloading, which / believe make
them ideal for either dead or live
storage. These bldgs. are all In one
group, located on hard-surfaced
road II miles from the DISTRICT Of
lieve these. bldgs. would also be ideal
paratiyely small factory. Would like
long term lease. with option to buy
il you like: tAbout 25c per So. ttD
JU 2-4937 -17
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J-ONE-HALF ACRE

Provides a beautiful setting
for this new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler in Vienna. u COM
plete rooms in all with full
bsmt. and large storage attic.
Priced for immediate sale at
S1S.9
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ARLINGTON FOREST

6-room brick Colonial with large liv-
equipped kitchen with dining space
and screened porch on first door
3 bedrooms and bath up: full base
ment on a level lot: convenient TO
bus. schools and Pentagon. In ex-
at S17. .750: cali for appointment.
JUDSON REAMY g. SON
1922 N. Irving ST.. Arlington.
CHI 0S00; Ewes, FA. 2879.
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LIV. ROOM

Is Just one of the many
fine features in this new brick
rambler on over ! acre of
ground; 3 bedrms,, Ia baths,
separate din. rm. and porch;
2-car sarage. This home is
arranged for real country liV-
ing, only a short distance
from WASHINGTON. S23. .760.
Evening star., 1951-09-11
M-CRESTWOOD
RAMBLER

The famous rambler YOU
have heard so much about for
the past few years. 3 bedrnls..
liv. rm. with fireplace. din.
rm. divided from kit. by
shadow box wall. Immediate
possession. Priced at S2l. 600
with substantial cash required.
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ORCHIDS FOR MADAM
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS with
ment property Of 4. 8, 3 or IL
units; If you intend to sell yours
We might be able tos effect q quick
and profitable sale for you. RIPLEY
& RoMER, Realtors. 81. Gill; open
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
$4,000 DOWN
4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS

DEDNOoNlOj q DA I1O
Brick Cape Cod in convenient N.
Arlington location, close to schools.
shopping and bus service. lst fir.
kit; 9 bedrms. and tile bath, 2
bedrms. and full bath up. Knotty
pine rec. rnl., with built-in bar in
bsmt. Outside entr. from bsmt. to
lovely rear yd. with Anchor fence
This home is In immaculate cond.,
and should be seen without delay.
1st time offered at the low market
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
oW. $3.50 Till Q. 2o92 Wilson Blvd.
$4,000 CASH
Down payment will buy this Army
officer'S immaculate 6-rm. Colonial
home. Full bsmt, brick firepl., tiled
bath. 60x100 level lot. Modern gas
heat. / blk. to Pentagon bus. 1mmed.
poss Cali
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. ow. 5000
FOR GREEN THUMBS
and stone home ON ~ beautifully
landscapped acres. liv. rm. with
fireplace and bay window, din. rm,
equipped kit. sun porch, back
screened porch. stairway to fiooreo
expansion attic. full bsmt.. above
ground with lavatory and work
rooms Coal h.-w.h; greenhouse
6Ox1S; / att. gar. and det. gar. :.
ideal for roadside florist. located
on Main rd. near Vienna. Va. Ask.
ing $4,000 with y cash.
McCay g. McCay, Realtors
JA. S-S675. Ewes, CH. 4713
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s0s N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000.
--12
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R-S6. 600 TOO HIGH2

We don't think SO. Come out
and take a look. In beautiful
Willow Run, only 3 yrs. old;
9 rooms. Ia baths. storage
attic, 2-car garage. Many
extras. BY appt. only, at
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COLONIAL. BRICK

Liv rm., din rm., equipped kit. 3
bedrms and tile bath on 2nd A.: full
bSmt.. oil a.-c. heat; conveniently
located. $4,000 cash will handle.
balance on good terms,
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA S. Glebe rd. at Lee blvd. Phone
OK ncl1. GIL 1873 Ia
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

BEAUTIcIAN viii , share S-rm: suite.
1itS Ha- AND 6'iSi New YORK AVE. NV
few single and double rms. now
redecorated. "f fKAss-BERGiERs,' INC.
aes o. Eye ! siEO st: NV; ans q. a., suit.
viii VII SHARE i f FoUR-RS0oM SUITE
Completely and elegantly furnished.
ice in new. air-conditioned buildins
dress Box. 334-M. Star, giying
nature of business and particulars
Available Immediately.
LAW9ERsLsrse 4sceYtiRS pvt Oces s,,;t apa
attraetiyely furnished: law library.
IS g. cSxyRehkoLL Sye AVE-. heart of Ia
koma Park, Md.-of1ce suite q:
suitable for DIR. or any professional
R6MpHRiEs. Hsls Realtors. isss Sf RAi 500 A.
OFFICES for rent, in newly i'm.
proved Office bldg; $25 and up,
AZ $50 5ss6s fgits eosNER & EPs on list n. Gan
2 FRONT RMS, near Cafritz BIDS.
4th floor. No elevator. DI $3.50.
WHERE PARKING is EASIER. 1u
floor modern ONCE; 200 so. IT. or
more; downtown 18th st. no, S77s.
UNFURN. OFFICE and use of recep.
rm. in lawyers suite at 1925 VT.
ave, NV; secretarial services If de-
IDEAL location for real estate or
other business office in progressive
Southeast. 300 So IT. first floor;
81 S125 ms, mo, KELLEY q BRANNER.
18th AND N. Y. AVE. N.w.-s.rm.
suite. avail. in downtown elev, Of
rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
4 CO. Realtors. 1415 X st. NV.
s-RM. SUITE. downtown ONCE bldg:
elev. and char service included in
TE TTent; TeaS RERNsTs1N lmnsd oscqp Eo ApDly Aso
HSHrTsvIILE. 81 Mb&saits ms n R4o CEN
trally located office bids, consisting
of 2 lse. rms. and reception rm.;
avail. for immed occup.: reas. rent.
Call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. CO.,
14I5 x st. NV. ME. 5402; eyes,.
ATTENTION. doctors and dentists
5000 Conn. ave. NV. Suite cons
Sisting OF 4 lge. rms. and recep.
tion rm.; suitable for group Of doc
tors or of1ce and liv.. atrs.; immed.
RissR sERsRRsrfEsiaNS fsaS q req e.. Nj. ARpiy y54@os. @ n
rn. ONCE also avail
Continued on Next PaEs)
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Best Bungalow
ONLY S14.95O

O1NLI sp1 ,JOU
FIRST OFFERING Of this immacu-
late home in nearby Arlington with
in 10 minis. of Pentagon, close to
all conveniences. Liv. rm., (firepl0
dining rm.. large well-equip. kit,
. fice bedrms. and tiled bath on
1st A.; stairs to expansion End H.;
fun basement, Purchaser may as.
sumo large CT loan with total
monthly payments only S6061. See
this outstanding value TODAY with
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
po5io rldo Arl IA 41155 -I(
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ARL. HOME & INCOME

This English brick is situated on
corner lot. with shade trees. First
living room 24xl3 and 2 huge bed
rooms with cedar closets, tiled bath,
fun dining room, kitchen and sun
room, Two other apartments with
separate entrances. Two-car garage.
Only one block to transportation
and stores and still in a lovely
neighborhood. Owner will take back
large flrst trust.
WILLIAM T. ADKINS
1917 Lee Hwy. oW. 1890. CHI. 4ll2.
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4455 CONN AVE
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

APPROX. 10000 SO. FIT. with o,200
50. #. Of office space. r. r. siding.
! acre of storage area. Excellent
for mig. storage, etc. On Rt. ! in
1900 H G SMITHY CO. Ill
DISTRIBUTORS - IDEAL
bldg. in the best ne. location; 50'x
100. 2-story and bSmt., brick, COM
mercial garage in rear with capacity
for nine trucks, 40-ft. alley In rear.
one block from railroad. HACkMAN:
st., ST. 5443; ewes. WI. 274S. IL
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NEARLY PERFECT RAMBLER-or

NEARLY PERFECT RAMBLER-One
OF the best examples We have seen
OF what an imaginative, meticulouS
owner can do with a home: beautiful
stone and frame rambler complete
to the last detail for really COM
Portable living; over a acre of beau
tifully Handicapped level ground. Six
iarse rms. t3 bedrms1, , fun
tiled baths. storage attic, base
ment. oversiZed Lear garage;
price includes dishwasher, disposal,
clothes washer. work bench, power
mower and garden tools: highly
convenient TO Navy Annex or Penta-
son: extraordinary value at S29. 500
Ewes, call OW. 6SI9. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411 La
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-23
Woman Beaten By
Man Is In Hospital

Rose Pool, 25. Of Alp Julia
street is in Monroe county hos
pital today with possible head
and neck injuries. according to
Police Chief Joseph Kemp.
Mrs Pool was, it was alleged
hv a witness. beaten by her htIs-
band He then tried to escape
from police Patrolman A. Al
bertus, jumped from the police
car and caught Otha Pool as he
was running between Whitehead
and Duval streets on Truman
aVonue.
Police Officer Davenport got
the call at LIS am. Sunday
morning. When he arrived at
Truman and Whitehead street,
Oscar Lowell of 2ll Olivia street
was with Mrs, Pool He pointed
out the husband who he said
beat the woman. Mrs. Pool was
SO severely beaten that She
couldn't walk.
Hospital authorities today said
she is still under the care OF Or.
Ralph Herr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-23
U. 5. Navy Ships
AT Half Mast

All navy activity ccnters have
received a message from the Sec
rotary of the Navy in Washing
ton. as follows:
1T is with deepest regret that
the Secretary of the Navy announ-
ces the death of a heart attack Of
Admiral Forrest Sherman, Chief
of Naval Operations at Naples,
Italy, July %"
A second notification stated that
all ships not underway at all
naval stations are to display half
mast colors until sunset on the
day Of the admiraTs funeral, a
date which is yet to be announced.
The Cuban warship frigate
Antonio Maceo" which locked
here this morning came in with
her colors at half-maSt in obser-
vance of Admiral Sherrnan's
death.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-23
Petain May Be
Buried In Verdun

PARIS. July 23.-(P,-Frcnch
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain's
lawyers have appealed to the
government to bury him at Yer
dun, the battlefield where he won
glory.
But SO far there has been no
reply. ard the funeral has been
tentatively set for Wednesday on
the bleak Atlantic island where
the 95-year-old PetaIn died today
The hero of Vcrdun in world
war one became the symbol Of
collaboration in world war two,
and he served more than five
years Imprisonment on the island,
off the southwest coast of France
He was not q prisoner when he
died, however. Last month the
French government had commut-
ed his sentence, because of his
health, and nc was moved from
his rllSon cell to a private man
sion.
Many Frenchmcn began 10
have a change Of heart toward
Pctain collaborationjst Vichy re-
gimc which the old man headed,
I h cy recalled his service 10
France as the hero Of Verdun
His heroic S.ano at Verdun in
1916 made him one Of France S
greatest military heroes. His i'm
mortal battle cry they shall not
Continued On Page SlX)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-23
Eight Police
Officers Pass
Examination
Evidence Based On
Drunkomeicr Test
Will Be Presented
I'm Court Tomorrow

Eight out Of II city police Of
ficers passed their examinations
on the function of the new drunk
ometer Police Chief joseph 0.
Kemp announced today.
Evidence based on drunkometcr
test win be presented before
Municipal Court Judge Hilary
Albury in three cases tomorrow,
the Chief said.
In the first case Friday where
drunkometer evidence of drunk
encss was used. the defendant.
Thomas Morrissey, USN, pleaded
guilty
Police officers finished their two
weeks course in the theory and
practice Of the drunkomctcr on
Saturday. William F. Rcnegar of
the Florida state police academy
conducted the lectures and prac-
teal demonstrations at the City
Jail.
All cases involving the use Of
alcohol will be tested on drunko-
meter before presentation in court.
Chief Kemp said
The new machine makes it pos
Slblc to ascertain the amount Of
alcohol in the blood through tests
of the breath of the accused. Since
it involves no drawing Of blood
for testing. or spinal take. it can
be administered by trained lay
men instead of physicians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-23
U.N. Negotiators
Prepared For
Wednesdays Talks

TOKYO, July 23.--(P1Allied
truce negotiatorS have returned
to Korea from Tokyo, prepared
for Wednesdays crucial cease
fire meeting. That session may
produce an unbreakablc deadlock
or. may result in a compromise
that win permit the talks to 60
on. at
Settlement hinges on ono vital
question:; whether the issue OF
withdrawing troops from Korea
shall be placed on the agenda.
The Reds had insisted that this
question be debated in the full
scale armistice talks, which are
due to start when the agenda has
been adopted.
But on Saturday, the Reds re-
quested a recess until Wednes-
day, and it may be that they
wanted the time TO consult Peip-
ing and Moscow.
There's been no statement from
either side yet on what specific
items have been agreed on for
the agenda. But they probably in
clude an exact time for the shoot
ing to end, and the creation Of a
buffer zone.
Vice Admiral E, Turner JOY
the chief UN negotistor. and two
other members Of the five-man
truce team, had a series Of week
end conferences with General
Ridgway in Tokyo.
They talked with the supreme
allied commander Saturday, Sun
day and today before returning
to Korea. The decisions made in
Tokyo probably will remain Sc
cret until Wednesdays meeting.
It's not known whether the
Red delegation has stayed in Kae-
song or journeyed TO the North
Korean capital Of Pyongyang.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-23
By DOROTHY RAYMER


Will Rogers once commented,
Il only know what I read In the
papers That holds good for Cpl
Paul II Stalcy, q year cd L S.
Marine. He said he didn't know
he was getting any award or CT
tation at all until somc one told
him that his name was in the
paper
The husky blond corporal
laughed and said. Il asked him
for what?" Handed "A copy Of The
Citizen on the spot (which as
Comdr Robert Safford's office Of
public information) Staley read
it through grnning happily and
wanted to know if he could keep
THE copy to show his wife
The interview with the Korean
hero took place at 1T a. m. four
hours before he was to attend the
award ceremony held at 3 D. IN.
Friday at the Marine Barracks,
when he was presented with a
commentator medal pinned on
by Capt c. G AdcH. USN
The communication authorized
by Major General Oliver 2.
Smith. USMC, headquarters First
Marine Division described his ac-
ton IN combat in a citation stat
ing that Cpl Stalcy's conduct as
fire team leader in the Korean
war was in keeping with the
highest traditions of the United
States Naval Service
Modest, low spoken Cpl Stalcy
was retlcent at first when asked
to tell about his action But he
F.. landed. and the situation was we'll
IN hand after preliminary bout
of background questions
He sat very straight in the Of.
flcc chair dressed for duty from
which he had been called. wear
my q snow drop helmet KHAKI
uniform. gun in holster.
What's "a fire team leader
Wen. ma'am. / could give # &c
vuu word for word right out OF
the monual. but IN brief. a leader
directs the supervision of three
other men besides himself IN di
rcctlns fire against the enemy
and seeing that there is ammunl
uon To keep 1t up until the ac
tlon Is completed.
We were in a valley. / can'f
tell YOU where because we have
lo be careful about information
We were surrounded by a mouu
tain area. 1t was last November
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Citizen Staff Photo

thc Goth, and just about our first
big contact with the Chinese
They began the attack at nine
o'clock at night and kept it up
until daybrcak -
Asked what weapons the Mar
ines lad, he grinncd, We had
quite q collection. / had an MI.
30 caibrc. Carand, some Russian
made machine guns VIC had pick
"a up and some American 2's.
Next morning We had an even
larger collection There was a
brcakthrough during the night
and part of Our lines were over
run But we got the enemy the
next morning along with the add
cd collection They retreated at
daybreak"
During a critical time of the
fighting, Staley found his team
and three other fire teams need
cd ammunition, Under hot enemy
attack, he travelled rs yards back
to the Cp ia get the ammunition.
He made the return trip carrying
around so pounds of it.
while l was getting the am
munitlon, the rest of the team
kept firing away with whatever
they had They were glad made
it over and back Yes. ma am
and SO was !,
Asked where he went next, Sta
ley said tersely. The hospital.
Most Of us had frostbite. had it
IN both feet after five days in
heavy snowfall and really cold
weather.
After disqualification, Stalcy
was returned 10 the United sta
tcs, had convalescent leave. then
came back to duty On March %.
he arrived in Key West. He has
no complaints about the hot
weather after the Korean so
journ, which began last Septem-
Der IS
Staley was born iR Portsmouth.
Ohio, and during high school
days. while studying a vocational
course. decided he would become
a Z. S. Marine He enlisted in 49,
A. After three years of regular
enlistment and one year extern
sion. he is due for discharge. He
has no definite plans after that.
At the close Of the interview,
Stalcv called his wife to tell her
to bring their three-year-old
daughter Sharon over TO the
Continued On Page Severn
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V-Shaped Windows Attract
The Only House In The World With V-Windows''
Tourists To Castillo Home

The only house in the world
with V-shaped windows is right
here in Key West at 7i9 Gather
inc street
Built in 1891 when "V-forVic-
tory" was the slogan of the Al
lies against Hitler. the house has
been an object Of curiosity for
thousands Of tourists passing by.
Octavio Castillo, truck driver
for the City Public Service de-
partment is the owner and build
or of the house with the V-shRped
windows.
Amclio Castillo, Octavio's at
tractiye wife. has futilcly tried to
cit her lace curtains TO the unor-
thodox shaped windows. They
hang in direct vertical lines to
the floor. The windows taper
down to the V point.
Octavio did not stop his arch4-
toetural crcativity with the v
shaped windows.
On the right lawn of the Cas-
tillo house as you enter. is stuc-
coed miniature lighthouse stand
ing about five feet high.
Bluebirds, mermaids, Gagged
lions. tiles and a ships wheel fit
into inches in the lighthouse.
Butterflies flank the. doorway
81 the house.
"Villa Julia" named after the
mother of Castillo is inscribed on
the wall.
z And in back Of the house is a
cigar factory where Castillo's
brother Miguel and sister Ana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-23
Local DAYS
Install
Officers
George NOrcisa
Heads Veterans
Group This Year

The Key West Chapter No. 80.
Disabled American Veterans. in
stalled their new officers al \
very impressive ceremony con-
Quoted By Edward J. Cooper
Department OF Florida Sr. Vice
Commander, DAV. on Sunday
afternoon.
Commander Cooper was assist
ed BY Arthur Keene. Past De
partment Commander: DAV.
Karl H. Monde. Fourth District
Commander. DAV, John Harris
Jr. Vice Commander. Summeran
Chapter No. 10. Miami. and
Frank Piodela, acting Officer of
the Day. Key West Chapter No.
80.
The newly installed officers
for the year 195l-52 were:
George F. Norcisa-commander;
Herman Gordon-7Sr. Vice Com
mander, Robert NJ. Daniels-Jr.
Vice Commander, and Emilio c.
NDrcisa who was installed as Ad-
jutant, besides being installed as
Jr. Past Commander since he is
the outgoing Commander.
Vance G, StirruP was initiated
into the Key West Chapter No.
80. DAV. by Commander Cooper
and his assistants.
IGNORED guests present were:
the Hon. Mayor Of Key West,
Louis M. J. Eisner; City Commits
sioner c. B. Harvey; Juan Lopez.
Vice President Of San Carlos In
stitule; Frank Rolnaguera. Conn
rnaHder Of Arthur Sawyer Post
No. %. American Legion: Carl
Cruz. Commando of the Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars Post No.
39ll; Joseph Caruana, Com
mander, Hialeah-Miami Springs
Chapter No. 43. DAV, also Fourth
District Adjutsnt. DAV: jimmie
CONTINUED On Page Eight
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Cuban OfIceyAre
Warmly Greeted Today
Capt. AdeH,
Mayor Eisner,
City Manager
King Pay HOnOrs

Capt, c. c. Adell, Mayor
Louis NJ. J. Eisner and City
Manager Dave King offic-
tally welcomed the Cuban
frigate Antonio Maceo''
skipper, 1t. Comdr. August
Juarrero Erdman and his
crew at noon today at the
Naval Base.
Capt, Adcll and the City offic-
ials were saluted as they walked
on board the ship locked in front
of the Administration building at
the base
They then proceeded 10 the
Comdr. Juarrero's quarters
where they were presented to
Mrs, Juarrero and the wives
of four other officers of the
ship.
Mrs. Juarrero. Mrs. Sanchez
Lima, wife of the captains
aide. Mrs. Anthony Beruff.
wife of Ii. ti.g.l Beruff. Mrs.
Joachim Varela and Mrs.
George Pardillo flew over
yesterday by "a" to meet
their husbands in Key West.
The Antonio Maceo" has been
making official visits since June
30 as far north as Halifax, Nova
Scotia. She will stay in Key West
until July 27
Mrs Beruff, who served as in-
terprctcr for The Citizen, is the
daughter of the Commandcr-in-
Chief 81 the Cuban Navy. Rear
Admiral Pascusl BorgeS.
The ship locked at Key West
naval base at DO this morning
Officers will be busy with official
visits and social engagements,
This morning as soon as the ship
cocked, the officers and their
wives were taken to the Seaplanc
base and viewed two of the hello
coptcrs. This was the first OF a
many sights they will sec in Key
West.
1t was not the first trip for the
charming Mrs. Beruff,
Il love your city" she said.
Il have been here about five
times"
As Capt Adell, Mayor Elsncr
and City Manager King left the
ship, they extended once more the
courtcsics Of the Base and the
City to Comdr Juarrero