davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HTWOOD-S13,5OO
real real bsy-Row brick; concrete frt:
porch, full bsmt., gas h.-w.h., det.
gar; close to shopping and transp.
To inspect. call Mr.. Wozniak, co.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 677S RA. $3.50
81
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COLORED
932 oath ST. NV.
Across from Geo. Wash. Hosp. All
mod, will be ready coon; rconing
house privilS.
HARRY JUSTINE,
MA. 2S44, 81 18th st. NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Gent, ,

8 BEDRM. HOUSE, NE. nr. 18th and
D st. carline. Avail. Immediately
Phone Ii. 4-9469. Il
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- LEWISDALE.
690S 23rd ave-2-bedroom brick
expandable attic. full basement;
S110 per month: move in August l
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor.
SH. 2971. Ewes, AP. 056G. II
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Ma. GAO
BETHESDA

III Z 11GKJD1x
BEDRM., BATH, 1st FL.
NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING
slate roof. featuring bedroom. bath bath
on 1st floor, plus living room with
mirrored fireplace, large screened
porch, separate dining room and
large modern Kitchen; 8 bedrooms
and full bath on 2nd floor. Very
oven and patio. Full basement with
tile floor and partly finished rumpus
room. Z. M. FRY, INC, WI. 500
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ALEXANDRIA, v.
NEW

NEAR FAIRLINGToN
SHOPPING CENTER
This attractive 4-bedrm.. 2-bath, det
brick house, full bsmt.; every mod
appointment; attrac. arranged with
2 bedrms.. and bath on first 4. Ar
AID. 1899. a,
COLORED-2711 9Th ST. N.E.-RoV
brick, 6 rooms. bath. gas heat. full
bsmt.; S135 mo. Come to ONCE for
key. COHN Il LEVINE. 1898 14th
st. NV. 81
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

SINGLE, $3.50 wk.; twin beds S25
mo. each; share bath; gentlemen
preferred; good transp. 4220 34th
ST.. Mt. Rainier, Md. 81
ALEX.-Nice bedrm. in pvt. home.
Special privileges. lge. closet; con-
yenient. OV. 1035. 5
ARLINGTON-Large room upstairs
for gentleman Of good habits. OK.
1R33
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CATHEDRAL AREA

CATHEDRAL AREA
Beautiful 8 rms, 2 baths, maids
rm.. gar; near stores, schools. bus
$3.50; also Chevy Chase, furn. and
unfurn. MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNING-
TON. WI. 1885, OR $3.50. 81
CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON
Five-rm., semidet. brick Rosslyn
area: Will lease monthly or yearly.
Available Aug /.
ARLEDGE BROS.
1893 Wilson Blvd. ia. f-444s
IA. 7-4333; eves.. FA. 1870.
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EDMUND III FLYNN

Coop Apt. Authority since 192O)
Wash. Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
COLORED-2lOO 10th ST. N.W.-Va-
cant. Immediate possession. Two
bedrms.. liy. rm., kit. and bath in
modern bldg: 1895 down, balance
81. 81" s7sO:' e1es.. WsH5 To. 1aspf 1854. q sqN'
COLORED-CO-OP. APT. Resale, S65
per month. Two rms, Kitchen. bath,
entrance hall, rear porch; convent
ent location. Phone NO. 1923 after
b pm. e
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A choice 4-bedroom de-
tached brick home in Kent. q
fine exclusive subdivision. Lo-
Gated on O quiet Through
st. Built in 1910 of the finest
materials; many additions and
excellently maintained For
further particulars, call Mr..
Green. H. l.. RUST CO.. MA.
500.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
THE BEST BUY IN
BARNABY WOOnG

Beautiful SPACIOUS modern brick
home. wide through center hall:
large 1st-n: den and powder rm,;
3 excellent bedrms.. 2 baths. on and
wonderful screened porch: level lot:
shade trees: built-in garage. Price
$31 $50 Excellent financing avail.
able. Immediate inspection recon-
mended. once open till 8.
Town 81 Suburban. OR. 9400
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Large Dinette in Each Apt.
Master, television antenna,
plug in telephone outlet.
Spacious rooms with four
to six large closets.
Fully equipped kitchens
with exhaust fans and won
derful cabinets.
One block to busline; COM
venient to churches and
schools: Is minutes to down.
town Washington.
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WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
With or without hotel service.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
New modern suburban surroundings.
Reasonable rates. Unfurn. apis.
GLAssNANoR APARTMENTS
To reach: Out 8. Sapitol st. two
blocks over D.. c. line. Open Mon.
throush sas. 90. Losan 7-sl0o.
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2908 QUE ST. NV.
one-bsdrm: apts. from $I17;5o
0ncludes all utilitiesl
nDn.S rsDases II itchsnefRs ly E
with shower. laundry facilities ant
storage space. large closets. See
tanitor on premises. or call ME
5402.
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. NV
One 2,bedrm: apt. avail. SIZE mo:
decorated remodeled : bldg. Furn
or unfurn.: 500 so mo. unfurn.
S125 furn.: includes all utilities
New modern furn. in furn. units
rs. sgs IaR5soF n46s on premises or call
C0L0sEDms:ss % RED, Esq Nl 18Th ST: Nv
mod. redec bldg. 500 mo. Adults
only; See 5anitor on premises OF
COLoRED1455 RIDGE ST. NV
One room with kitchen and semi
bath; oail Newly lgg painted. Inspect then
? @ @ NEWLY DECORATED
and iitehenette. 500 mo. FIR. $3.50.
1103 G ST. Sc.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
THURSDAY, 70 PM.
First showing of choice 1-bedrm
apis. In completely remodeled anC
redecorated ant. bldg: new kit. anf
bath with shower; Venetian blind.
throughout: laundry facil.; ST.
to SS2 so mo- Immediate occupancy
ALL UTIIS. INCL. m RENT
ADULTS ONLY
LEO M. BERNSTEIN d CO.
Realtors 1415 K st. NE. 540(
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CLEVEL AND PARK

HAS 2 BEDROOMS AND BATH
ON FIRST FLOOR
A 4-bedroom and 2-bath house with
living room. dining room, kitchen
and recreation room; garage.
w c. & A. N. Miller, OR. 4464
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL, 1907 18th
st.-Sgle. and dble. rms; run. water;
$S-Sl6 wk.; fans. TV. HO. 6720.
18th AND WEBSTER. 2 light airy
rms. with pvt. bath; pvt home; 2
doors from bus transp.; SIS wk..
sgl; $40 wk. ca. dbl; DE. S9l2 or
1Sis KIiBOURNE PL.-Lge. front
twin studio rms. Huge closet. Hot
plate If desired. MI. 9274. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE-Single double
rms. showers. TV: LIZ; bus: 1905
New Hampshire ave. NV. a
PRIVATE HOME. large well furnished
bedrm. next to bath Privileges.
Lady. OR. 530S aft. $50. 81
AVAILABLE AUG. l
Large triple rm., suit. for 8 young
ladies or 3 gentlemen; $16.50 per
wk:: maid service; nr. Scott Circle.
walking distance downtown: 1926
18th st. NV. %
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SPACE

II you desire as much or more space
as the average house, you must see
the apartments We now have
available.
Both contain, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
living room, dining room, kitchen,
pantry and reception room.
Reasonably priced, very convenient
to quick transportation, parking
space available and reasonable
terms. Call tomorrow for appoint
ment to inspect.
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1924 eth ST. N.E.-Two rooms, kit
and bath. $50; 2724 Ontario rd
NV, room, kit. and bath. SIS
WOODWARD & NORRIS, 723 Goth
st. NV. RE. 6bS5. 81
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LAFAYETTE
HOTEL
10th and Eye SITS. NV.
SUMNER RATES
SINGLE. $24 WEEKLY
DOUBLE. $50 WEEKLY
DI. 4210

COLORED - sol COLUMBIA RID
N.W.-Large double rm., newly dec.
GRATED, with plenty windows. For
refined Christian girls. In private
Christian home. Home privileges
Bus at door Ia. 7941. i
COLORED-46O MASS. AVE. NV
Furn.. db1e. and sgle, newly decor ;;
conv. new General Accounting Of
fee and downtown. Very reas. -5
COLORED-1131 EUCLID ST.
Single front rm., employed person,
co SQSS Al
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

MEN ONLY. near Penna. and 18th;
entertaining PRIVILEGES; share refgr,;
ages 21 Las. Ii. 7-5572. 80
ONE SINGLE and one double: mod
ern, clean: near Navy Yard, Sc,
couple or men; PRIVILEGES. DI. 1854.
LARGE FRONT RM., single or dou-
bic: y block from Pa. ave, near
Capitol, IL. 7-1465. %
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THREE -BEDRM. BRICK CAPE COD,
in Pinewood. Hyattsville, lovely COM
munity, perfect for children. $125
mo. Immed. possession. Mrs. Nader
UN. 4314. cox g. CO., UN. 1925
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THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOM WITH COOKING privileges in
quiet, refined home. Arlington area,
Ahsta. .ner, Box 29S-C, Star.
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"HOME AWAY FROM HOME"-For
ladies and gentlemen, excel. meals.
every possible comfort. MI. 1915.
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IssS :Ist ST. N.W.-snd Il. e-bedrm.
Shown only between and pm.
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COLLEGE PARK-2-bedrm. apt. with
liv. rm., dinette. kit. and bath, al
utils. incl, $96.50. Within 3 blks. oil
Tnv nsT ssGpgnE 81 sH ctStsg sos m1ys fN aah snd
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SCOTT CIRCLE-1 rm., kit. Frieid.
$1a.50. 1881 o st. NV, MI. ss3S..
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
2eo6 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV,

SECOND FL. Ice. FRONT RM.-
Dble. bed. studio couch, cool, In
sulated. Bsmt.. sgle., for man, /
blk. of 10Th or 14th. RA. 0744.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-Close in. Two
rms, .dinette. kitchen and bath in
apt, bldg. S99.50 per mo. incl.
utilities. Call property manager,
WEAVER BROS: INC. DI. $500.
adj. bath and kit. First floor.
Home atmosphere. Conv. located.
MI, 1135. II
OPEN 6-s. sIoO GA. AVE. NV, nr.
Walter Reed Hospital rms. kit,
dinette, bath. inclosed back porch,
heat includ. $50 mo. ME. 49fI.
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Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK. 1882 Irv-
inclosed porch. Ia baths, powder
rm. on LIST A.; recr. rm.; completely
furn.; $175 per mo. Call Mr.. Argo-
CAMPANELLA Il co.
Elk. Alb; Ewes. FR, 6OSS.
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1880 X ST. NV. - Eficiency apt.
nicely furn. $3.50 per mo- APP
ply FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, 1929 X
st. NV. MA. 0352.
s633 ADAMS MILL RID. N.W.-One-
bedrm. apt, suitable for 3 girls;
ianitor on premises. Apply FLOYD
E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV. MA.
035o
DUPONT CIRCLE yICINITY-studio
apt. fully furn.. pvt. bath; parking;
excel. transp. 500 mo. ST. 1885.
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NEW APTS.-One and Q bedrms.,
refgrs. Tenants furn. utils.: in North
and Southeast loc. HACKMAN-
sCHEUCH. INC: ST. SAB. al
ing rm.. kit. pvt. bath. pvt en-
trance; $16 plus utils. 81. 1860.
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SO PER MO.-Fine little apt; liv-
ing rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath in
arate entrance. Linens and uten-
silS not furn. Conveniently located
at 22nd and r SITS. ne Bus at cor
ner. Excel. quarters for bachelor or
couDle To 4S6T after H.3O N IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

Most OF the problems Of the nation would be solved
overnight II the fortunate were really interested ID
he welfare and Improvement Of the less fortunate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31
Monroe County
Receives $59.9Sl
From, Gas Taxes

TALLAHASSEE Up - The State
of Florida collected s6.l12.710 in
gasoline taxes last month. the
comptroller's office has announced,
Collection costs totaled $24.2l6,
leaving net for the Treasury Of
81, OsS ,4s3. Of this amount, $l,746,-
ABS was returned to the various
counties.
Taxes collected in the counties
land amCInts returned to them in
;cluded::
/ Dade 81, 165,32l and $l4o, 063;
Breyard S1l1,O81 and SIS ,355;
.Broward SITS, 259 and 500. ABA; Du,
val s499. 794 and $100. 367; Escam
bia Sl59,145 and $45,sl7; Leor
lO3 ,O42 and $3.50; Manatee $685..
936 and 500 ,6T2; Marion s97 500 and
!, S43. l20: Monroe $50 981 and 141,
O87; Pineiias s348, $50 and SIS sos;
Palm Beach $307 1853 and S76, O47;
st. Lucie $56, sol and SIG ,253; Sara
. sofa 81 $50 and $25, los, and Vo.
t:usia $l82,9T6 and $53,545.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31
% States Ask Congress To
Call Constitutional Congress
TO Convention To Make Change

CHICAGO R-Should there be q
ceiling on federal income taxes?
That question has caused q CON
rllct OF opinion in capitals across
the country. siss
Both iiealses of legislatures in
i2S states have adopted resolutions
asking Congress to call a copstitu-
itional cpnven4on to make a change
in the hatipny basic law. The res
olutfonss Generally favor a Is per
cent limit On federal income taxes.
u Lie procedure--states petition
ing Congress for a constitutional
amendment is rather unusual.
The chain of action in legislatures
has reached an extraordinary
length. and it has aroused cc.icern
in Washington. sas.A
What is behind the movements
What do friends and foes say?
The Associated Press obtained
reports from its staff correspaiiis
ents in the capitals Of the five
states which have approved the
resolution in the last year-Kansas
Florida, Utah, Georgia and vir-
ginia.
The Virginia Legislature heard
debate on the effect Of a Is per
cent tax limit.
.Cut off the sWill and the hogs
will not fatten, said Delegate Il !.
Griffith Purcell, sponsor Of the
measure.
THE power to tax may he the
power C, sslrpy.' said Delcg4te
J.. Bradie Altman. ''but the wait
Of the poNIAr i0tax will just ID
certainly destroy government
Dempcratic ON tents in lie
Utah Legislature 10ntended Be
ceiling would behei the rich HI
the expense M perSpisS u the lower
income brackets.
Zine respMuun is k,irccted to-
ward the worthwhile receive M
reducing the heavy btl len Of III
alton that presses on &ecry Amer
lean, Z stated Utah's Gov. ]. Brack-
en- Lee.
The Utah Legislature adopted
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Citizen Staff Photo

place IS per cent limit only on
income taxes.
Under either one, Congress could
set aside the ceiling during a war
by a vote Of three-fclrths of its
members. The Reed measure also
provides that Congress, by q three
fourths vote. could raise the ceiling
10 40 Der cent for a orle-year period.
The council says it favors q
scale c. taxes based upon ability
to pay. This, as the council sees
1t, would mean that persons with
the. biggest iaconaes would pay Is
per cent Of their earnings while
those with smaller incomes, would
pay pfspOrtipnately less,
The progress Of the resolutions
in the states prompted d study Of
the subject ty the ssaffs Of me
senate- House Economic Commit
tee and the House Small Business
Committee. The stats set forth
these arguments in Q recent re.
port: ~
The ceiling would atend to SHIFT
the individual tax burden ffufh the
rich to the poor. s'Rs Il
Based on 1851 returns the ceiling
would cut federal revenues BY 10
billion dollars a year. Tnis illlgnt
mean. among other things, fed
eral sales tax.
Many services now handled BY
the federal government would hate
to be taken over and financed By
states and cities.
The council replied:
The ceiling would leave more
money for investment in job-creat-
ing enterprises.
If it had been in effect In the
most recent peace-time fiscal year
1850 1t would have cut FEDERAL
revenues ga billions. Revenues
would have covered all essential
peare-time expenditures and ND
substitute taxes would have beeh
needed.
II states and cities take over
sonl& federal funetipli, tG eCli
do a more efficient Job.
Sen. George lD..Ga. ]. chaifmah
AZ the Senate Finance ComhiittN
told q newsnan .sOlif taxe6 M
too high. Z But, ne said. the stnt
endorsed resolution represeiitS
ian iinpracticahle program ID
view Of our national debt ana obli-
cations
George said the limitation would
mean that everyone would have
to pay I rs per cent income tax
and d federal sales tax, too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31
A Lsiisr From
BILL LANTArr
Dear Neighbor:

BY far the greatest number ol
letters / have received recently
have urged economy In govern
ment and have voiced opposition
| to the Presidents request for !
four billion dollar tax increase.
AS / have reported to you be-
fore, this is an economy minded
Congress. We're it not for mill
tary expenditures, taxes could
unquestionably be drastically re-
duced. With the economy block
In control Of the House, / have
no doubt that ths Presidents re-
quest will be rejected and there
will be no tax increase next
year.
Some folks have requested
my support IN getting Congress
to put through the required legis-
Iation for a Constitutional amend
ment limiting Federal income tax
Ito Is percent. Well, this pro-
posal sounds good; however. let's
look under the rug to see II
there is anything that doesn't
inject the eye.
/ First, the amendment specifi-
cally provides that 1t will not
operate during times of emerg-
ancy. We are in such a state now,
10, by its own terms, even il
UGH an amendment were q part
i the Constitution, it would not
init the Federal Government to-
ay in fixing corporate and per-
onal income taxes above rs per-
sent.
over 10 percent Of our total
edefal Revenue is derived from
icome taxes levied on individu-
IS Of corporations, # such On
mendment were in effect, but
re were not in any emergency,
ne Congress passed appropria-
lions exceeding the revenues tina!
were anticipated for that year,
Congress would be faced with
70 alternatives: Cd deficit
pending, which all of us realize
inflationary and which / am
bitterly opposed to, or l2) to pro-
wide tax revenues to meet the APP
prppriations.
Ii there were such a limit as
ii proposed, the Federal law
makers would be forced to 60
nto the field Of excise, trans.
iction and sales taxes. Federal
,xcise taxes are already stagger-
ing in some cases and a Federal
sales tax on top of our Florida
lies tax WOULD probably have
i adverse effect on the tax
,sictllre of our own state.
| Furthermore, such q limit
,ould mean an annual Federal
efenne loss of Is billion dollars,
hd IA billion Of that would be
cm lost corporation taxes. Bene-
rs of such ceiling, therefore,
ould go to about one percent
|0f the taxpayers
IN my opinion, the real answer
8 the rednctionspf all taxes. both
Income and excise taxes, lies in
reducing Federal spending.
Sincerely yours,
BILL. LANTAFF.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

the resolution at the request of
Gs,y. Lee. Republican Georgia
lawmakers took favorable action
after Gov. Herman Talmadge, a
Democrat, became interested in
the idea. Both governors are out
,snoken critics OF federal TAX poll
cies. Il
there was no evidence Il. wide
spread public Interest ~ those
states Of Ia Kansas or Florida.
The California Legislature may
TACT, this year. Assemblyman Har.
''old X Leverine a Republican
said the move is, being pushed
chiefly BY the Western Tax Coph-
ell.
But, he added, thousands Of peo-
pie have expressed sentiment for
his pending resoluticn and there
isn't any DOUBT about support COM
ing from the grass roots. !" Among
the groups interested In 1t. he said,
are Pro America Republican Wom-
An's Cubs and real estate uealels.
Sen. Jack B. Tenney. Republican
said he has received protests
against the proposal. The Califor-
MIA State Chamber Of Commerce
has taken the position that a feder-
al income tax ceiling would result
in other taxes. among them higher
taxes on industry
Tbe Westarn T.x r.ounc;l has
ham ,he mine ,,,c,,ar i iha can,
|n s,S II 49, ,,,isssas a,ps s ,,iv at;nn
,,.I. ~ i.rosl,, ~ hns;rcssren
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s s...,ss. a. Is. 49, s;s;,,s .scf;t;e,
s;,,ss toao 9'ns f;rsts st..s W.
r ,, .a,srro,sa i sh.t vsar
rs sss s..,.
49,. $3.50. pan.lS ~. assl'l y
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'ss s q. 49, 49,. 20 III - !. a..
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-. ! u = e. s,ssan - 10, snh;act
4 Isr,'ars $500 a' s's'N'
= ..Ts A...,....... -, ,,,,,,as.;,,.
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40 ,.sr,..I., ,sra = 80 t.vns' c .ss. !:
- so,d va...s,r.r .srhsv,rs -,
h;sh Tsara i Z .re.s Az, 81
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31
Two Killed

OMAHA 1.-TWO men were killed
and three others injured, one 81.
riously, early today when an All
Force BPS Bomber crashed while
attempting to land at UffItt All
Force Base.
A Strategic Air Command spokess
man said the plane. based Ii
Offutt, was coming in for a landinn
at the end of a routine flight IA
Burbank. Calf. Apparently one en-
CINE was out.
Names of the Air Force person.
mel aboard were withheld pending
notification c: the next of kin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

EVERY time Elmer Davis. key Vests nldtme chum,
comes to town he gets write-p III The Citizen. Susan
Anthonys article about him IN wednesdays Citizen was
among the best but l8-sofd remark he made while
here five wears ago caused stir than anything else
he has said since he has been visiting the Island City
On that occasion Davis WIS interviewed for The Citi
zen BY John r. yosburg and IN the course Of the talk
Davis said:
pWhat Key West needs more than anything else Is
another Garden of Roses
That assertion made goUd many local chnrchgoing
people suurn but Key Westers generally smiled under
standingy and approvngly TWO other famous men, Bari
tone John Charles Thomas Novelist Ernest Hemi4g
way would have appauded Davis statement, for they
also loved the genalty and quiet atmosphere Of Pena
Garden Of Roses stacln back Of house across Emma
street from Jackson Square:
The Navy, n expakdps 4, Key West had .swa|lowss
10 III Gsrden " Rosex md Iaysr Thomas, iemlhgwas
and ney another dsDtee ok quiet sociabiy fef losl
wheahey returned to @wn a1a wsnted totake ariends
No drunks we're allowed in the Garden Of RJses' ne
noise issued from there except informal concerts BY art
lists yo gave their serees freely for what in concert
halls Ahey would have been paid thousands Of dollars
81 The writer was IN The Garden one Afternoon as q
asst III John Charles Thomas who, accompanied by his
pianist sang that stirring melody Kathleen The listen
ers were spellbound, much that Thomas had concud
ed 10 before they though actuated by
single impulse broke into applause. But man has the
capacity Of changing instantly deep emotion to JOY
GUS laughter While group, surrounding Thomas, was
congratuating him, ne sped Hemingway, in rumpled
trousers his shirt opened TO the third button and his face
bristng with subby beard entering the Garden Thorn
as broke through the crowd and hAstened % meet Hem
ip2way Each put an arm about the other Thomas
said .The treats on me- aS
mo- no, on. me- Hemingway rejoineds
As they walked toward the bar, Thomas resumed,
0n me- on me- on me, me- to the tune III the Barber
Of Seville, comic opera in which he hae appeared many
times before enthusiastic thousands When they stopped
at the bar Pena raised his hands and trying to initiate
Thomas tone, sang:
s"Gentlmans, the treats on me-
Though we may not agree with what man considers
wholesome pastine yet il Il his privilege to view it as
such It was for that reason that Davis, Hemingway,
Thomas and MANY Key Westers regretted the passing Of
the Garden Of Roses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

Have You made your contribution 10 the Red Gross
this YEAR, If not this Is the month to mike It
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

The more advanced modern sclehte becomes, tbs
more dependent we are on the dirt farmer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

Pretty soon you will be invited on picnic into
the country. 1888
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

Despite all the talk about the country going to the
dogs people seem d bs doing pretty wen in this COM
munty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

Sports aren't everything but they provide good coni
pettve training for boys and girls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-31

Some people are now beknnihe to wonder if they
didn't miss chance for lot Of free publicity by failing
to announce for The presidency.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Roosevelt High Pupils
To Tour Home Town

Roosevelt High School students
will take a tour to see the sights
in their home town tomorrow.
Sponsored by the high schools
social science teachers, the tour
will cover the. main points of in
terest tourists usually see. In
cluded will be Capitol Hill, the
White House and various other
Federal Government installations
in the city. The teachers will
lecture during the tour.