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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

DODGE AT 4-dr. custom sedan; r.
and h., 6-ply tires, low mileage,
7. sXce! oS Ssond.. orig. owner. S995.
DODGE 90 roadster wayfarer; radio,
akERs aafkasfI iass pBsds5 6aEEsaIH ff7S
CO. darlington Shopping Center,
DODGE 80 y; s-dr.; oo0Y;s4 Ys47 Plymouth
Goao motor RYRs,rCr,,s TsRs ysTy ven; $ SIPS; g
1910 r. I. ave. ne. UN. 9019.
DODGE ~ half-ton 4-door sta. wgn.;
* Excel pack narssry ss.e bus RenaFkaRs sIs
drive. Beautiful Blk. I'm. S97S.
Conn; aye, Wo. 9236.
DODGE '49 4sdr., Coronet; equipped;
covers, low mileage, very clean. /
JOR MOTORS. 3400 River rd., Alex,
Va. XII. S-4o71. Open Sun, 10 to 4.
FORD 1910. convertible; so Chrys.
needs little work. s145. Ii. 7-s57ss.
tires. new new battery. SITS or best
FORD 80 coupe; T., h.; in good run
nine Mn osa1 e9nd.; going into service; S175.
FORD 1851 Victoria: blue and
company oficial. Overdrive, radio,
heater, etc. $1,995. Call OWNER.
FoRDS Is;4s taxi; excel. cond.; r,
and h. Wv. tires; low mileage;
FORD 1882 hot rod with rebuilt
V-S eng. racing camshafts and
milled heads; $685. BLADENSBURG
CAR WHOLESALERS, 2150 Bladens-
FORD 40 custom Tudor sed., r. and
h.; finish int. upholstery like a new
car. 1-owner car. 1-yr. guar. Spe-
cial 81, ,OS5. BLADENSBURG CAR
WHOLESALERS. 2150 Bladensburg
FORD '3s coupe; mechanically per-
feet: $500 or best offer. OR. 0447
FORD 81 Victoria; clean. low
mileage; ! owner, Just like new
FORD 81 Custom VS.; Tudor sedan:
r.. h.; Fordomatic trans; new-car
cond.; very low mileage Today
only S1,S95. COOPER MOTORS,
800 Wis. ave. NV. .
FORD 1887 coupe; rebuilt motor;
good for stock car; $S5 cash. JU.
S-5SS5. p
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1947 Super de luxe; r. and h.;
will, sacrifice for S645. Wili finance
i desired. JU. S-5SS5. q
FOkD 81 Tudor. ''6'';; radio. heater.
eundercoat, direct. signals, dark blue:
prriHyoste owner; $1,000. Can oW.
FORD 40 custom station TsSon, z
light gray trim; overdrive. Wv.
tires; s1 aot :. and b.; excellent condition;
FoRD perfect Is sedan: excellent s
Is mo. FEDERAL MOTORS. OSiI i4th n
ana Florida ave. NV. Hu. 3440. "A
FORD so Custom de luxe eon-
vefupIe coupe; r, h, Wv. tires:
positively like brand-new in every
fspERS fa6i noToRg eaS6 s l0f4s 4sb teT%d and
Florida ave. NV. HI. $40 q q"
ss a sHss Tss'T vim asns. s5ff1
FORD 1850 late custom VS. Tudors
r: and h: excel. cond. BY sole own.
FoRSS1 sS 81 isa5}' iSs5' c6sRom or; 4149 IS Tudor :sss
Alpine blue and gray leather uphol-
stery, radio, heater, direc. signals
and undercoated. Price, S1.795.
FORD 1881 model A; very clean, In
exceilsnt condition. Best offer. Can
FORD 80: excel. cond., low mile
ers; only S1,2e5. No dealers. please.
MR., REAMY at WA. $500. %
FORD 1946 convertible club; r. and
h., new top, tires, seat covers; good
cond.; S735 or best offer. WA. 6603.
q
FORD 1851 VS. Custom club coupe.
with Magic Air heater. 10000 miles.
For good buy at 81 1896 call OWN.
Err at LO, 3-36a5. 2
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ANGLIA 80 beige. $685.; 81 Perfect
blue, S995; others to select from;
up to 80 miles to the. gallon; one
Of these cars would be Just the
car for now; why not take time out
and have q demonstration to see for
yourself the ease In handling IN
economical they are; don't put It on
any longer. It's q must. See or
call HILL & SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. eS50), liza
Vermont ave. NV. -3
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT 1941 Plymouth
FACTORY REBUILT MOTOR and
500 cash. sH. 776s after pm.
WHITE-WALL TIRES-Limited sup
ply of FULL WHTTE-WALLs in
q. S. Royal: below OPS ceiling
prices. FEDERAL MOTORS, INC,
14th and Florida ave. NV, HU.
FORD 80 sedan; selling parts. LU.
ONE g'sSi 'ssoDY COMPLETE, 1s4s Dodge
4-dr; .sed.; complete with doors,
sEpRt s5 f LEE sRd fsif p seFfsa sarf n
A. c. BULLDOZER. good condition.
reasonable. UN. 2213 or WA. 533a.
SCOOTER, with delivery box in front;
$50 or best offer 33l Emerson st.
Tires. four 710x15 Goodrich, white
sidewalks; In orig: factory wrapping
Best offer. JU. 7-792S.
TIREs.5 Firestone, super balloon
dflSen mlss nex saSes GUESS incl s0G sisG So
EN-. 1858 after 8 am.
oYIRDkTyE YI ,iI ,,,s toE FSTd Va VS.: 1s4a te
end1 45 ana baoss cyl moHs Jseps s5 mOFSr tor
FACTORY lrcireT 1AfH REBUfLT MaSfSi MoroRs@Re gRe
new the life Of your car, almos
any model available. Ford. CheY
Chrysler, De Soto Olds. Pontiac
Studebaker Champion and Willys
Terms as low as S1l monthly. In
stallation can be arranged. MONT
GOMERY WARD. Alex. Va. Al
STOCK and Hot Rod Grant pistol
rings and Jahns pistons. 734 W
North ave-. MA. 5544-J, Baltimore
Evening star., 1952-03-02
TRAlLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES, CherrI
Hill Trailer Park. Route l. Berwyn
Nd, authorized dealer for severa
lakes OF new and used house trail.
ers; trailer service electric weldinf
ana trailer kitches installed. TO
sUPREME, SO it.. new cond. al
alum. with blue trim, awning, lge
living rm.. elec. h. w., compl. bath
S3,54O tmay be fnanced(. McMIL.
Ian Lot l95A, 2s06 Rich. hwy.
TRAIL Rail TRUs Fl JET DOLLY, e-ply tires.
Used 1si29 aEss mi; like new cond.; Ss5.
KozY COACH. 2sh it,. 8 rms, bath
with tub; sleeps 4. Used z mos. Like
new: Call Nokesyille .22-N-2.
ROYAL SPARTANETTE, 1851. 80 it..
excel cond,; priced reas.; 3 rms,
UTfIlfY TRxiLEs RAJ giSO factory sst 7lo built @
cost $50, sell half price; good paint
and ,ireS. OF. 8439.
sCHULT. l947. 3 rooms. Q addi-
o% o0nai & rooms very good condition.
LTTGGGAASGSE4 TTGGAASS4 TRAILER FOR SALE. body
61a by is by A. La. S-SiI3. I0I2 SI
1879 1SSiiskSGs Ss-FT. Fl ne: LIBERTY. a.beoroom
trailer coach. 3-rm. porch with bath
aEs954 aafESss9Ghed: n reasonable; Lot SO.
!EMFLE TRAILER VILLAGE.
LATE 1919 Anderson trailer. perfect
condition. shower bath and flush
toilet. large icebox. apt. size bottle
gas range; will sell with or without
aalTminum awning: $3.50. Cali
IS-FT. USED HOUSE TRAILER fully
equipped; S495 cash. Call Hillside
NEW GLIDERs. zephyrs and used
models. Also parts and accessories.
BALMER TRAILER SALES. at the
neon neon clock on U. S. No. /, Beltsville,
1850 3I-FT. all-metal house trailer,
IN new cond.; $4,000 CT best offer
] | Park drive. 1744 Richmond hwy,
a Alex, Va. Can be, financed. 2'
COLONIAL 194S 25': $4,000; sleeps
4; completely equipped porch: alum.
awning, pickett fence. Must be seen
to be appreciated. r. w, DIN
WIDDLE, Vincent Trailer Park.
$500 Kenilworth ave, Bladensburg.
ELCAR 1852 2s-ft.. al-aluminum
house trailer: fully equipped; 5
price. Call FA S423. .
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GARAGES

642 E. CAPITOL-Modern brick. g.
car gar. with 2nd story. win rent
sn or part; rent reasonable. Inquire
1928 ST. NW.-Automatic park
ing inside modern apt. bldg; SO
per mo. AID. 14ls or HU. 1873.
:zsToRY DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE
9or it storage or shop at N, and 22nd
at and 7th s.w. TU. 1857 bet
UPTOWN CONN. AVE. - Rear LIST
Comm; suit. stores or shop; cleo
Taeant; reasonable. WO. 38l6.
bhiCh 6h GARAGE with concrete floor;
yna g.n anq buchanan SITS. NV. 81 per
PARKING SPACE for 1 car near
Longtellow Bldg, S15 month. 1722
Evening star., 1952-03-02

CHRYSLER wanted. viii pay top
GSSn 1nrrio price ior SGy clean ChrySlers. Mr.
tChrysler-Plymouth). Is Kennedy
st. NV. TU 243S.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
ior nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
FAiRs FAAiHHaS; HoNEsT2 Esi2 6PPRSss.RA Gs sys RA J. ll22
MCKEE PONTIAC, 1884 L st. NV.
TEXAS BUYER has immediate cash
for nice clean cars. QUEEN MOTOR
SALES, 7400 Georgia ave. NV. GE.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prizes paid for
gf1od clean cars. IA. 4S0l.
Dodge Wayfarer, Ford, Plymouth
Sa,, q GHgyrGlsti ME Rs5s No dealers please,
PRIVATE PARTY wants WHY'S sta
tlon 6a wagon: no dealers. Call KE.
PRIVATE PARTY wants 1s41-4s car
plus cash in trade on 1850 Stude-
baker Champion sedan: excellent
condition; most equipment. GIL.
$1,000 CASH by private party for
late model car; low mileage. ia.
PRIVATE PARTY desires good, clean
40 or Al Ford, Chevy, Plym. coupe
or conv.; pay all cash. After 5
weekdays. all day Sun. 10. 3-54s5.
RENAULT OR FIAT. in fair condi-
ton: please describe car fully. Box
COOP MAN for bad cars: junkers,
$50 and I'D. Call Ia. 1868: i'm
mediate removal
FORD. Chev. or Plymouth; need good
transportation; must be reasonable,
cash. Box 1S7-M, Star.
Cash, 1946-'49 Austin or willys.
other economical small car or sta
ton wagon. AL. 6557.
WE NEED YOUR CAR NOW, due to
our tremendous volume in sales, you
realize the top dollar your car is
worth. See JACK O'BERG or JACK
LYNCH. 3715 Bladeusburg rd.. AP
2929 or AP. 2400. 3
WANTED, Crosley or other small
car, costing less than $500 Must
be good buy. Box 249-L, Star.
WANTED TO BUY 8 1850 or 1851
IA to 2 ton dump trucks. Box
44S-L. Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

% tires in good condition; 81, 900
White (2l 1850, Model WC-22, PIT,
11.00x20 tires In good cond.; $3.50
each.
WHITE MOTOR CO., 27e6 Jefferson,
Davis hwy, Arlington, Va, OF.
5000
Evening star., 1952-03-02
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

TRUCK, large or small: l. Q or q
mmeen' men' ,at 54 hrs; small iobs a specially,
Evening star., 1952-03-02

CADILLAC 1947 model "62" 4-dr
sedan; green-black; excel. cond.;
service service Station Georgia ave. and
PAYkEE, PPlnsE Bean'R aE. ae6S. Ss.' or call N Mr..
CADILLAC l949 4-door "e2"; gray,
eoUNTsY tMoToRssss 5sss i8MN Wisl ave-, q
ca6ILLSe, LAC open new ewes cadillSc s1 hS S here
coupe has only $4,000 mi: perfect
cond.; sell less than $4,000. OR.
99SS; Leave name and No. only.
CADILLAc i 81 "se" 4-dr.; r. and h.,
owner, garage-kept car; low mile
Io71E' 'fSs5SSR %SFSR SALES, SEES 1876 4S55'$sS aas
CHDTETACD Al niTj Dg; 8s ss92: 4tS9: rood +r.1.5or
SALES. 4i2i r. I. ave- ave. me-. AP.
CADIILAC-Always a good selection
at EMBASSY MOTORS, INC, heart
Of downtown peSn eWssh.' 18th and K sts.
CADILLAC 1949 4-door: immaculate,
1900 miles, l owner since new. all
rdoQR Ell Wo PoST1Ac' SaS6 1921 cOnnecti-
cA56aS sooa eosatiaa; 81 s5az Zoo sd5 IA 'sssR ss
CADILLAC late 1912 sed.; beautiful
Nile green finish like new, has an
excellent motor; will please the most
critical buyer; special today. $685.,
caR Esfs wHyoEssaERs y5 ssiJ sIARSHssgRe I5a saasRs
CapfLLac 3d5f tSi nls6 4s So sedan: black fin
ish, fully equipped with radio,
$2,345. CAPITOL = cAD1LLAc-oLDs
cSRiLaG S4 LIZ 2SRd dr St nw ssdsn ST n69e 2sSe
only 1000 S0D mies eiaS in pfess; Excel ssa coma
Call MI. 2190 for appt. to see sun.
CADILLAC 80 "52" sedan; touch bar
covers: is.500 actual miles; excel.
cond.; 1 owner. $4,000. Call OR.
CADILLAC 1s4s sedan; Grecian gray;
Hydra, T. and h., new tires, Wash
NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS. 22O1
CADfLIxC 10 sedanette; r.. h,
HySdFa HS sSE sFiys $Ss71 sSs 61n GENTRaL Mo Mo
CADILLAC 40 "e2" 4-dr.; T.. h. and
Hydra. drive; beautiful green finish;
S2.475. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES,
1925 Conn. ave, WO. 1886.
CADILLAC 1850 black model "62
4-dr, sedan; Hydra-Matic, touch bar
; tic eiec. n1sS Window ~N lifts; mile miiease % .oo0
miles; l owner since new. To settle
an estate, ceiling S3.140. Phone
Sun, betw. 10 am. and 2 pm,
ST. 6671.
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TRUCK VALUES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

@NA~< - tASN ~ VOSAS44 -
80 NJ st. NE. ME. 0505
Evening star., 1952-03-02

BEST OFFER
New 1851 Chevrolet 1a-ton
pansI p1SxIp bodS o5a Ine a4s ocee Fer 1ch o,,ich
sale. Apply MOBILE STATION,
N. II. and Ga. aveS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

CHEW. 1947 12-ft. caravan; 825x2O
tires; an excel. trash truck; S485
Chevy tow truck chassis. '46 engine;
73Ox20 dual rear tires, power take
Wiliys station wagon 1851 5000;
bargain at S1,I75. DE. 69I3, MA.
T1ONAL TRUCK RENTAL, 23I6
Georgia ave q
Evening star., 1952-03-02

CADILLAC AZ sedanette "61" series;
beautiful black finish; r. and h. seat
covers. low mileage, l owner like
new; Only 81, ,295. MAJOR MOTORS,
1900 River rd., Alex, Va. XII. 8-4O7l,
Open Sun. 10 to 4.
CADILLAC 1850 convertible; low mile
age; Immaculate. All extras. Garaged
since new. Ceiling, S3,440. Box
CADILLAC '39 4-dr. "61"; good sound
transp:; $195. MORRIS-HUGHES,
1914 Georgia ave. NV, RA. 1l22,
Evening star., 1952-03-02

ist ana New YORK ave, 1 Blk. east
of n. Capitol. Ma. 5571; ST. 1928.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Bishop Dun Included
In S. Signers Of Paper
Blasting cCarthyism

The Right Rev. Angus Dun.
Bishop Of Washington. was among
IS signers of a Statement on Nc
Carthyism" denouncing the Wis
conSin Senator as a threat to the
freedom and future of America.
The statement issued in New
York City today included other
Protestant, Jewish and Catholic
educators. members of the clergy
or laymen from many parts of the
country.
The Rev. Theodore c. Wedel,
canon of Washington Cathedral,
the Rev. Jesse M. Trotter, the Rev.
Alexander Zabriskie, the Rev. Al
bert T. Mollegen and the Rev.
Walter Russell Bowie, all of Alex
andria, also signed the statement,
as did Walter Kerr, a former pro-
fessor at Catholic University,
James B. Carey. CIO secretary,
and former Attorney General
Francis Biddle.
The Rev. H. A. Reinhold, Rabbi
Israel Goldstein and Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt were signers.
The statement said Senator Nc
Carthy stands denounced on
moral grounds because he has
engaged in wholesale vilif1cation
of American citizens and Ameri-
can institutions. 1t declared he
must be opposed on practical
grounds because his denunciation
OF all who fight his methods has
diverted public attention from real
threats and radically undermined
public confidence in the integrity
Of the Government"
The type of anti-communism
which he represents, the state
ment charged, is essentially i'm
moral and ultimately imprudent."
There are those in America
who would justify any type of
anti-communism on the basis of |
the reality of communism's threat
to freedom, and they consequently
condemn any one who challenges
certain means toward defeating
the threat as either subversive or
naive. Senator Joseph Mccarthy
has become the chief symbol and
spokesman for this attitude in
America.
I'VE consider that this attitude
In general, and its representative,
Senator Mccarthy, in particular
represents a threat to the free
dom and future of America second
only to the Communist conspiracy
ITSELF"
Evening star., 1952-10-30

Wash the miroeIe Of NYLoN
blended with cotton in q moq-
nifioent never-before jersey :.
dropier, softer, marvellous! Our
dramatic foscio-woisted dress
in aqua, pink. grey. 10 to l8.
SIS
Misses Better Dresses
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Deaths Reported
tFrom tn. D. C. Bureau Of vital sta


Charles Modett ss Soldiers Home.
Harry l.. LeLaurin. Sc. 1435 Potomac ave
Mabel G. Disney, rs. 7o5a Blair I'd. NV
Chas Stein, 72, Brooklyn. N. Y.
George Wicker. ~, 629 End st. NV.
Annie Glassman. 90. Alexandria, Va.
sotiros Kirakakis. 6s. Arlington. Va.
Lee p. Battley. 66, 1888 Irving st. NV.
Rosa Garuf1 "a, 513 Sth st. ne
r. Edwin Leith. 64, 3I71 18th st. NV.
Marglin McMorrie. 81. Soldiers Home.
james P. Miller. So. Alexandria, Va.
Robert Braughman. Sc. 523 3rd st. sw.
Rae Miller. So. Silver Spring. Md.
Arthur J. Smith. 81, 1414 Montello ave
wiiliam p. Baxter, So. Arlington. Va.
John c. Kelly. 40, 400 Cathedral ave. NV
Infant Carbonaro. 412 14th st. ne.
Infant Cue. 1864 Temple Hill I'd.
infant Weaver Arlington. Va.
Mary Lucas, 90, 127 seaton pl. NV.
William Tyler. a: 1912. Bennins I'd. ne
William Minor. 81. Washington.
Harry N. Franklin. 81, $40 Varnum st
NV.
Stanley Jordan. "a. 45o6 Meade st. ne.
Mary E. Coleman. 52, 4404 Fall ter. sc.
Virginia Scott, As. 1923 St NV
Henry Williams, 80. 724 Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
M Spring PARKon Arlington

Wash the miroeIe Of LoRET1E
a PIeoted skirt that stoys
pIeoted even when you wash it.
$50 orion with 45oo wool.
Brown or grey; II to Is, 1923
Add to it, the miracle Of q nyIon
sweater.
Sportswear
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

Lions Club Old Time Minstrel
Show, XIV. High School audi
forum, s pm.
MONDAY, MARCH s.
Growing of King and Queen Of
La Semana Allegro, K. w. High
School auditorium, s pm.
Special interest group cooking
classes, home of Mrs. Charles
d. Bratenahl, Naval Hospital
Quarters, 10 am.
Handicraft class Officers Wives,
Recreation bldg. l7S, MS. 7:30
pm.
Meeting, Key West Temple No.
20, Pythian Sisters, Pythian
Hall, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Circle ii, Women of
first Presbyterian Church, 3 p.
m. Mrs. Daniel Garcia, 1893
South street.
Meeting. executive board, Poin,
ciana PTA, school SPIN.
Meeting. Woman's Aux. 81.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Par
ish Hall, pm.
Meeting, Key West Ministerial
Association, II am. !. i
Meeting ,WMU OF First Baptist
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Sale Sponsored
By Room, Group
At Harris School

A candy sale will be sponsored
by the Harris School Room Repre-
sentatives organization this month.
1t will be held on the school
grounds at the noon recess.
At the Tuesday night meeting
Mrs. Carol Guinette. president of
the group. appointed chairmen in
connection with the play. Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs. :"
which will be presented March, 20
and Il at the school.
The appointees include: Mrs. Do
rothy Daniels, tickets; Mrs. Bess
Deland, program: Mrs. Dorothy
Sweeting. publicity and posters.
The months study course was
conducted by Mrs. James Fores-
man on the subject, The Money
In Their Jeans.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Vandeline Russell. Mrs. Glo-
ria Hancock, Mrs. Lavania Gates,
Mrs. Margaret Scully and Mrs. Mil
dred StickAey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

elected TO Garnet key,sa Florida
State University organization
which recognizes students for
their outstanding contributions
to leadership, service and spirit.
During her first year in col
lege, Miss Watkins was elected
to Alpha Lambda Delta an hon.
orary organization which pro-
NOTES intelligent liuing with an
increased appreciation of study
and the cultural phases of cam
pus life. -. =,
She has also been active in
the Christian work of the school
through the Baptist Students
Union, is a member of the stu
dent government council and
was counsellor to Freshmen last
year.
Her father, ]. N. Watkins, an
engineer with the NJ. Z. Bennett
Construction company here. said
that his daughter had had an
interrupted school career due TO
the much-traveled life Of the
family. but that Martha had
overcome such obstacles and
achieved her unbiased awards
by conStancy of effort"
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local merchants have been very
generous in their gifts to the
king and queen. This has been
ably arranged by Mrs. Edward
TOPPING.
On Monday evening the votes
viii be counted and the contest
ants will demonstrate their tai
ents on the stage with Miss
Dorothy Raymer and Louis Car
boneH as mistress and master of
ceremonies
A special feature of Monday
evenings program viii be the
presentation of the many former
queens which from time to time
have reigned over festivities in
Key West and other places. This
feature is being handled By Mrs.
Marjorie Allen, chairman of the
publicity committee.
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TOMORROW WILL
tceot;uved Frern Page onel

side. and a large group Of Toner
Queens of regional and country
vide Importance viii assist the jnd.
ges by Bringing 20 bear their rich
storebousc Of knowledge on the sub
ject OF carnival royalty. They viii
be aided by an applause meter ana
by a Gus Ayala's orchestra. which
viii starch UP timorous contestants
and drown out heclders.
Tuesday evening. under the near
full moon at Ceaniy Beach. there
viii be movies and color slides II
Illustrating the history and traditions
OF Key West. The High School
Band. newly returned from trium-
phs upstate and before 2SO, 600 ceie-
brants in Havana. may also be on
hand: providing homework doesn't
interfere.
Wednesday the Chamber OF Com
merce viii hold Fun Mite at the
Beach, with street dancing and
rhumba contests, Starting time vii
be 9 pm. Also TO be seen that even
win be the world Renowned magi
clan and telepatb, Polgar.
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SOUND TRUCK
tcOnfinued Frem Page one)

more than the testimony of his
own ears and feeling as to the
offense of these sound trucks
against the peace of the COM
munity. Their clamor invades
the privacy of hopes and bust
ness places alike; where there is
illness or where young children
are asleep, it is a menace to
health as well"
Miami commissioners mindful
Of the popular feeling on sound
trucks banned their uses except
"in parades for which legal per-
mits shall have been issued as
provided for
The Miami lawmakers passed
an ordinance reading:
1T shall be unlawful for any
person to operate or cause IN
allow to be operated on any OF
the streets of this city, any We
hicle to or upon which any me-
chanical or musical sound-mak
ing device, band, orchestra, Tnusi-
cal instrument or loud speaker
shall be attached, mounted or
operated thereon or therein for
the purpose of advertising,
soliciting, or attracting atten-
ton thereto, for any purpose
whatsoever; provided however,
that nothing herein contained
shall be construed as a prohibit
ton against the use and opera
ton of vehicles possessing such
equipment in parades for which
legal permits have been issued
as provided for in section 1873"
Businessman Fred j. Dion said
today:
Surprising so or more bust
ness men decided TO install
sound equipment in their cars to
advertise their business. wouldn't
the noises coming from these so
NAGdbG q
we wouldn't know where to go
for quiet. Isn't it likely that 80
or more business places would
do this? / certainly would If
other places Of business did it,
I would be compelled TO-"
Meanwhile City Commission
ers such as Delaney and Eisner,
who have not yet decided how
they will vote will study the
matter between now and Mon
day night.
Eisners said today. IF the COM
plants against the loudspeaker
are aimed at enc particular per-
son, i will oppose the ordinance.
That man is entitled TO live. But
If the ordinance is against every
body with sound trucks, I'll vote
for IL"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Key Vest Artist
Wins First Prize
IL, Miami Art ShOu

For the second consecutive year
Stephen Avila. Key West artist
now residing in Miami, has been
awarded first prize for the best
painting in the fruit class display
ed at the Miami Woman's Club an
nual art exhibition held the early
part Of the week, in Miami.
A year ago. Avila was awarded
first prize in the same class. This
year he submitted a colorful com
position grouping pineapple, ba-
nanas, oranges, grapefruit on a
table with a Cbianti bottle as back
ground.
Mrs. Alfred Avila, his mother,
resident of Key West, lives at AIT
Elizabeth street.