davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WATER FRONT PROF.. FOR SALE

owINGs BEACH. DEALE. MD.-spe-
cial bargain. beautifur corner home;
modern. large lily; rm., kitchen; 3
san. ssaLs and paw; eVes ca west est River sIsi:
On M0edaAi GnEbE Ee cRREk-rhree.room EEK is COT
tage with full basement. Elec: pump
st back door; dock oyerloo66innng KIM
Good SSStp tsTms aTsr oersed oaasanb BY AZ walTER
N. BAUMAN. 1T27 K st. NV. Tel
Natl 0529 or Sat. and Sun. call
I, a. Startling at West River. Md,
MODERN YEAR ROUND Bung-
low on Severn river, near Saverna
Park and Annapolis; $4,000. XII.
RAMBLER; RAMBLER large liv. rm., fireplace,
SIa.rrI din rm" J nod Kit. Kit. and pantry; 3
car gar; boat house and dock; 12
$45, 600. Write Box i7S1. Route 8.
A4TRIPS4ivEP AnnsPSlISi phone alseSfoSm s6SS hom.
large lot overlooking the water; cleo
stove. .elec. hot water heater, built
in sink. compl; bath. large porch;
g real value at $s, ESQ, 81 900 down,
wTcoMICo S cSniai RivER-on Ms oTi'; salt water
over 3 miles wide; 19 acres. 6Q0-ft.
water front; .6-rm. house; Water,
elec., barn. wharf, young orchard.
macaQam rOaQ, OU miles from u. C.s
S12.50O. WO. BOSS. lie
SCIENTIST CLIFFS. Port Republic.
Nd. Cottages and lots for sale to
college graduates at restricted beach;
community bldg, organized recrea-
tion. sandy bay beach. fresh water
lake. 100 cottages; literature on
request. Drive down any time, 4Ia
miles beyond Prince Frederick. --16
BEACH COTTAGES-lSx2O, S1,069:
24x30. S3, $40. Completed on your
lot less plumbing and wiring. LU.
sELBY BY-ON-THE-BAY--Beautiful salt
water community. 25 miles finest
roads from washington. Liv. rm.,
fireplace, bedrms., IL baths. lge.
closed-in porch. electric kit. all LIST
q. To settle estate reduced to
S11. 800 for house, furniture and
50ott. lots. Call. OIL. 0134 or SH
sHERwooD FOREST. mr.. Annapolis
with view Of Severn River. S33 Robir
Hood Hills br.. rm., kit. and b.
elec. range, refgr. and W. heater
Furn.; $6,950. Can finance. WI
MAsoNs BEACH. Deale; Md. 81
miles to D. c.; desirable lot 5Oxl so
IN biQrk tn niar FIR R01k Ia
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MOTORCYCLES
MISCELLANEOUS

WILL TRADE s FORD 6.OOx16
tires. tubes and wheels. chrome rims
1or 1b-inch wheels plus 1 tire Yor
spare. GL. 400, Ext. 100. Id
ATTENTION CONSTRUCTION MEN
BULLDOZER, TD7 Allis Chalmers
with lift. power blade; good work.
ing c0nd.; $500. RA, 1851;
eyes,. LO. 6-3439. -I5
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FIRST TRUST NOTE. $4,000; 5es
interest. payable S160 per mo
Bonus for placement. WI. 9535
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
esI.1sn 81 S..f sey i1 4-ss ss,Ss.d ss luz:
II E. S5ass e Co. nl'ssfs iss / sssss ~:
chieitain. . atone. 2. ss grey; i1iis;
sssSlssssa $slssss ssassssd. assssd E. sF HydIe aorlSE lSRE
pGS0Hi4;IlS G0i; l2e < I st. C, aT. NA .sd.n 1850 n..a.
s1 ssRs Best asseslsr' ssr Tai. NJ isss Isl s0da'
PONTIAC 81 4-dr. sed.: In good
running cond. Has never had q red
stieker. Car has good paint; good
upholstery; 2 heaters Has. Just had
new clutch; . new .nsrsinr brakes new new
iPoNTiAC Al 2-dr.; Q cylinder; eood
tran tTansp,; ri 7. ,saa saa h.; sa75 or best
sTUDEBAKER is4e Champion 4-dr.,
r. and h.; o.d.; custom covers: excel.
sEnS JET ge:sl ssas tSSSaSS SeS
OILS ave. Sc. 10. 2-03S6. ---l6
STUDERAKER 1851 Champion 4-dr.;
Carefully maintained, excel. cond..
,garaged. One owner; $3.50. or
DebI UucI. CAil NteUuH lAO-J~[, WGokS
days. Can be seen in Washington.
STUDEBAKER ,4s Ch. 4-dr. sedan;
fully equipped; low mileage; good
ssas ssSs. fSs fo. SaSsa. SSyaRSsssa Must s.oEia's' is
STUDEBAKER 1851 Commander Re-
M actual al mile miles; beautiful i sreen , n tinisS:
nylon interior. Car same as brand
new in every way. Must be seen to
be appreciated; $1,S95. BELL MO-
TORS, 500 Wisconsin ave. n.w.s
sT6DEBIRER TH SssSi 's1 champion Rssai
de. luxe bay-window coupe; gray
finish. low mileage, heater and
overdriye; price, 81 ,575. Call WO.
3S72 between 4 and 2 pm. ---16
|STUDEBAKER 1947 starlite cl. cpe,;
Sa5S saSS SSsi SSTfs IKE ftsn ssns smoos ss
Is the word; see ALco. 4th. At Nd.
IWILLYs 1919 station wagon; 4-eyl..
heater and 3D.. clean throughout:
sSsf sa RsshsSlSs sSss sSns snido PMatoSsTSo
INC, JU. 7-90s0; eyes,. GE, 0477.
wnLYs 1919 Jeepster; h: Cd,
orig. red finish; w;s.w.; new TOP:
ssa yssy 10y ssss mlsasf sT Mofss NJ Ss 0Eni5 aiS
| Nichols ave. s.e.. LU. 4-7600. --l6
PRICED TO SELL
IChev. AZ 2-dr., runs fine --4-Sy49
Plym. Al 2-dr,, GOOD value .--- 225
Buick 40 4-dr., really SUPER 200
Nss Nash ,S a. runs, runs wonderful Hnds snv 12s
Dodge Al cl. cpe., new motor -. goo
Sec sSe. Asco !. C, for value at 4th and dss Ma
CHEVROLET 1850 CLUB COUPE DA
LUXE; r. AND H.. SEA ISLAND
GREEN: $l,445. TOWN q CouMS,
zRfE SR1ohsa; SR Sfsa sSas SPhs TEsfShs5ss nSfSHsds
CHEVROLET 1870 4-DQOR FLEET
LBgyv LIE DE LUXE; SEA ISLAND ISL ND
LIGHTS; Sl.295. TOWN q COUN:
I'VE AVE- oRroEs oR oiSo NSfs SPEN nSGSfNas
CORAL FLAME RED; r. AND H.,
NEW BLACK TOP, Wv. TIRESt
TORS ss$S WISCONSIN Aye, or.
MERCURY 1850 MONTEREY; r..
s ss5. TowS E & couNTRY MIR mo NMNCoToRs.
eaaS oPEN T1HG8Nsis EHESfNas AfL HHE'i io OK, oio"
PLYMOUTH 1851 CONCORD ac
DOOR; LIGHT GRAY; H., Low
MILEAGE; LIKE NEW; 81 ,895;
WISCONSIN AVE. OR. 0100. OPEN
4 EVENINGS TIL 10.
scHREht6EEE aEgs e65gE; H. 5ssG s1osHBA osHsHF4F2 4a
COUNTRY MoToRs, $3.50 WIS.
CoNSIN AVE, OR. 0100. OPEN
WILLYs l94z STATION WAooE:
TORS. 1886 WISCONSIN, AVE. OR.
| 0100. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 10.
WILLYs 1850 STATION WAGON;
DOVE GREY; OvERDRIvE; 81, ,2g5.
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS, b330
EVENINGS TIL 10.
WILLYS 1850 JEEPSTERS C TO
CHOOSE FROM; BLACK OR YELL
LOW, gEAuT;; 81 ,095; TOWN q
SIN AVE. OR. 0l00. OPEN EVE
NINGS TIL 10.
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WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
cETTg9 cHET9HEs; g9aHH1E g 1912 .aa. ave, RA: 1922:
cash prcs iUa clean chly.ess M gss sEp
Dunnigan. ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
tChrysler-Plymouthl. 15 Kennedy
= ST ~ NV, ~ 243S; ;,
MCKEE SoNfTAc. 1884 { st. NV.
so6r2ERN o6i SfSS BUYER in town for on.
week; highest cash. prizes paid for
good clean cars. ia. 4S01.
GOOD MAN for bad cars; junkers.
$26 and up. Call Ia. 1869; im-
PRESWtxIRS CARS WANTED-4O to II
Ford, Chew, Plymouth; r. h.; from
individual that Is very clean and
nice. for wife to use. A good price
offered. Mr.. WILLIAMS, To. 1926
100 CARS wANTED-Any year and
shape for wrecking yard and used
car lot. We nix the good ones and
sell as is. We wreck the others and
sell the good parts. Ii. 3-9434. 17s
PREWAR. CARS, any make or model
Top cash offered. MOTOR WHOLE
SALERs. 14th at Cue st. NV, HO,
CAIb5iHiILAc CADILLAC 1s4e; win pay up "a
So, 600 cash. FLOOD PoNfIAC,
JEEP 4-Shsel drive; need not be in
nrst-class cond. II price is right
WO 1923 ia
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A FRIEND IN NEED
WATER FRONT PROF. FOR RENT

OWNER IN SERVICE wishes to rent
for entire season brand-new 2.
bedrm. BUNGALOW 11a baths, COM
pletely furn. incl. oil heat, deer
freeze. On beautiful Kent Island,
nne,, view. sandy beach. $3.50.
April through Sept. T. N. LERNER
& CO.. ME. 6929 or GE 1897
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, for rent year
round cottage. 4 rms, ami. AL.
o'13. 15s
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AVIATION

STNSON al I50-h.p.. 4-plsce, aero
$40 hours IT.; $2.450. UN. 1925.
PIPER Gun J-3. Cali EMMoNs.
ia. 5-7261 or XII. S-S025.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
tcontinued.l

CARS WANTED
Town & Country Motors,
1886 Wis. Ave-, OR. 0100
CADILLACS WANTED
EMBASSY MOTORS, Inc.
18th and X NV. RE. $500.
--1S
ATTENTION, SALESMEN!!
II you have to shop your trade -ins, /"
shop them with US. Best prices on
clean cars. MONTGOMERY-ETUBBS,
Lincoln-Mercury dealer, S716 Bla-
densburg rd. --15
CADILLACS WANTED
EMBASSY MOTORS, Inc.
18th and K NV. RE. $3.50.
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GARAGES

1925 r ST. N.W.--Automatic parkins
mo. AID. 141S or HU. 7473. 1t
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED
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CARS WANTED! !! /!
ARLINGTON AUTO SALES
(NEW NAME OF OLD FAAFE1
SAM SPURRIER
80 years experiences in buying land
selling used cars. Get my price
before you trade or sell.
At Lee Blvd, Arl.. va. IA. 6-ee3e.
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

Two modern homes. directly on bay
at Shady Side, Md, in fine cond. |;
one sleeps 10, the other 8; large
screened porches. all modern i'm
provements; large lands0aped lawns,
private pier. garage maids room
These are unusual properties and
could not be duplicated today. For
interview and inspection. phone
w. N. BRADSHAW, ST. 1916. Mon
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MONEY WANTED

SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2lz% te A% DIscouNTs e.
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bungalow., Excellent, economical. oil
furnace, knotty pine living room
offered for sale by owner, undeI
$4,000. Call Colonial Beach 3l4s
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sTUpEBAKER 1850 cHAMPIoll
fhSh fINlsH cGnRSi sEaUr F t4RlP6 sa5i FowN TA !
couNTRY MoToRs. 6s3e WIS.
CONSIN AVE OR. 0100. OPEN
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pbS12uTH BS12! E1oHf 1881 oRS9; S9No2nD1 e, 1oS
MILEAGE; LIKE NEW; 81, ,895.
TOWN g. COUNTRY MOTORS. b339
WISCONSIN AVE. OR. 0100. OPEN
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CHEVROLET 1850 CLUB COUPE DH
GREEN GREEN; sl.as5. 4s HToiwSNSn SSn 4 S coHN:
TRY MOTORS, $3.50 WISCONSIN
AVE. OR. 0l00. OPEN EVENINGS
TIL, 10
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CHEVROLET lg49 4-pooR q; ELEET, IT
GREEN: R. AND H.. BACK-UP
LIGHTS; Sl,295. TOWN q COUN:
AVE. AVE Or oRi0s oiSS. VoiG oPEN TtSShSa TESENfNas
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De sqTo 1850 ls4s cnitIn %ss club sps4ens sGIRs
2-tone blue finish. This 1-owner
car Is in absolutely peri. cond. You
may take car to your own mechanic
for approval without leaving de-
Wisconsin ave. NV, Wo. 5000.
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caszsLhF eoRAL FLAME ssh RED; MASDfSNA T. AND A,
NEW BLACK TOP, WV. TIRESt
$l.I95. TOWN 4 COUNTRY Noe
0lQo. OPEN EVENING" TIL 10.
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.

MAS0N'S BEACH. Deale; Md. %
miles to D. c.; desirable lot 50x1 so,
L3 binrk tn nier FTP RO1E "a
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DODGE 1885 with AS engine; new
front end. new rear end, new
hydraultc brake system: overall
WO. S195. ---l6
DODGE 1910; r. and h.. good tires;
excellent condition; $295. AP. 0052.
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Roy and Helen Smith.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,D, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, Datt three full days and
TeceiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Melvin Farrar.. 10, 1885 Ord st. ne, and
Patricia Fogle, 1S. Wheaton, Md.
Edna cash. Is. sl1 s Tennessee n ; ave ave. me. ana
Mirsn Sais E a. anS Leila sher 90
william AteheTson. 29. 5ls 4th st. NV.
MsEsa ss rsGs e. sso EseS fsrt Il rs aSd
Evsgene Dulaney. %, 625 A st. ne.
Howard Marshall. 3s. 170I independence
ave. Sc. and Barbara Wood. 21, Bronx
James Rs,, NNssMsrt5g Nsss2 9s ssltlmers and
william Coates. 2s Fort Custer. Mich. and
Crnelia Coles. 22, 246 18th St. ne.
Haroy Lathrop, "a. Andrews Air Force
BASE and Betty Dale, p, 1892 carpen-
soSaI Tsllsriso, +. sifs 81, brentwood. Md. and
James maTy spoo sSsks5 S. ss II aaex St ter ae
Helen Markowitz. 20, 1880 HALEY ter
aadttIitW JOunSOu. ~, 14l0 New jersey
ave. NV, and Joan Hurd 16. 213O End
st. NV
Edmund Boxley, 33. 400 Virginia ave.
Sc. and Evelyn Ellis. 81, 4l9 G st. Sc
Clemenee Shipley,. %, and Vera Carroll,
Charles Wilson, 20. Silver Spring, Md.
and Frances McManus, 81, 5130 Com
Charles stearns jr. %, and Lusy Amale,
20. both Of 3s19 yeazey st. NV.
Benny Lucas. %, 1906 Pomeroy I'd. se
and Terry Williams. %, 1882 Summit
Bertram robinson, s3. Andrews Air Force
Base, and Maydelle Smith. rs. 1851
Ray searIes. 20, Fort Dix. N. j.. and
Jean Thomas, 20, $500 Both st. NV.
Harold Levy, 3S. 6323 Luzon ave NV,
. and Jutts salzburg. 25. 1889 Roxanna
Lester Meade. 40, 100 2nd st. s.e.. and
Fannie Dennis. 42. 133 D st. Sc.
John Black: 4S. Weirton,- W. Va. and
Dorothy Rose, 21, 401 M ST. NV.
Louis Wilkerson. 80, Quantico. va, and
Carla keston, 2l; 1881 Park I'd. nv:
%. both Of 171s 18th st. NV.
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Samples. Saddle. calf. patent.
cowhide, glove suede cloth and
failles. Shoulder strap. swasger,
pouch. drawstrins. box styles.
Black, colors.
G0LDENBERG's Hondboss, Street Floor
9TH 81. NV. and Minnesota Ave. NE.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.

Cecilia Mack, 90, 90 7th st. ne.
John Minker,. 86. 321 e st. ne.
Josephine Patten. 80, 54 8 st. NV. q
George Keyser. 7s, 1916 Albemarle st. NV.
Kate Norris. 76. $500 9 st. Sc.
Joseph Crane, SO, Upper Marlboro. Md.
Ernest schaffer, so. 221S MINI; ave. Sc.
John Murphy, 49, Arlington, Va. &
Robert Goode,. 48, Harris Hotel.
William Roberts. 43, 1906 11th st. NV.
Infant Charles Hendrix. 4 Knot Green s.w.
Mary Smith. 81, 307 Sth st. ne.
Stephen Warren, 10, 1882 Euclid st. NV.
Jonah Lucas, Is, 3714 Louisiana ave. NV
John waters. Sc. 42os Eads pl ne.
Rebecca Rutledge: so; 4727 p St: Sc.
infant Alene3 January. -5005 Hunt st. ne.
Infant Herndon,, 2 S02 S1st st. ne
Infant Wise, Rockville, Md.
Infant Womack, Beaver Heights. Md.
Infant Williams, Linden, Md.
infant Banks, 5000 Georgia ave. NV.
Infant Smith, Laurel. Nd.
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Births Reported
usom the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics, /,

Alvin and Sally Bernstein.
5ose1h sns and PHTosss sIssb.h hceasrass cisnen
Glenn and Doris Freemysr.
Robert and Mary Hayes.
yossps ss snd snG Eveiyn eiEen'f Meksn1is ikcsahsf'
John and Gladys Reed.
James and Patricia Rifde, 1r.
James and Nancy Stewart.
Clarence and Eileen Wasner.
1eh5 geiin snd ana nsIlsy nsnsy BsSRas' Y9SRns.
Jasper and Frances Barrett.
Cheayer and MarsaTet Commodore.
Walter and Marie Ferrell.
Fred and Marie Goode. jr.
jessie jessie and and Mary Sdag''S Mckeniy. Isnd;
James and Gladys Mcleod.
Andrews and Shirley Morgan.
Fernand snd Doris Watts.
GIRLS.
Carl and Audrea Anderson.
James and Helen Collins.
Raymond and Elizabeth Helvig.
Harvey and La Vera Knisht.
Ered E;s and Martha Litman; Ltitman;.
Joseph and Winifred Puzso.
James and Minnie. Tippett
Wallace and Geraldine Wsirick.
Preston and and Mary London. d''
55ail15RR 5GsspRR AND and ehyiiis eln5f MsGSz; sGSy;.
David and Lucille Smith.
Thomas and Mary Stanton.
William and Mary Wilson.
TWINS.
Roy and Helen Smith.
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Center to Show Film

The film version of Noel Cow
ards "Cavalcade" will be shown
at $3.50 pm. Sunday in the Mont
gomery County Jewish Community
center, 8402 Freyman drive, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Regularly 1896
SPRING SUITS
16. IS

Plaids. checks. solid colors. Ottoman
faille and rib weaves. Name brand mod
els. Swing. swirl. pleated, straight skirts.
Crease-resistant test tube fabrics Of
proven quality. 9 to IS. 10 to Is.
GoLDENBERG,s Suits, Second Floor,
9TH St. NV. and Minnesota Ave. Ne. 4
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Jr. Misses 6.95
GAY DRESSES
So

Bright prints in sprins-into-summer
shades. with full. full skirts or, slim types
with pockets. Many exciting styles
specially priced for our big Bargain
Days" eventl
GoLDENBERc,s Junior Miss Dresses,
Second Floor. 7th St. NV. Only
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2.99 and 3.99
SP0RT SWEAR
Is I!

Sheer, nylon blouses. Smartly styled in
luscious spring colors. 10 to l8.
Skirts in pleated. slim or flare styles.
Lovely rayon fabrics in smart spring
colors. Sizes 10 to IS.
GoLDENBERG.s sportweor, Second Floor,
7th st. NV. and Minnesota Ave. NE.
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3.95 and 4.95
LACY SLIPS
2 f., s.

Nylons. dion and multi-rayon crepes.
Imported lace trims. many 6 and 8
inches wide at top or bottom. Many
styles. White, pink. seafoam. blue. black.
81 to 40.
GoLDENBERG,s Lingerie, Street Floor,
9TH ST. NV. and Minnesota Ave. NE.
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Entire Stock
6.95 DRESSES
2 for s |

Iaffeta. crepe and l0O-denier rayons.
Tailored, coat and dressy styles. Prints.
combinations. navy. black. pastels. basic
colors. Sizes II to 20: half sizes 1871
to 242; women's 38 to A.
GoLDENBERc.s Dresses, Second Floor,
7th St. NV. and Minnesota Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

Practical outfit for school or dress up."
Specially priced. too. for GoIdenberg's
Bargain Days Sale. Check trim navy
or red rayon gabardine jacket. plus fine
check skirt. Sizes J to IA
Cotton Spring Blouses. J to IA. 81.
GoLDENBERC's chHd,en's Wear, Second
Floor, 7th St. NV. and Minnssoto Ave. Ne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
The
WEATHERMAN
Says
@m.~.~m.
Forecast

Kew West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with some likelihood OF
light rain and showers this after
noon and tonight. Continued
warm. Wednesday, cloudy and
warm. Gentle to moderate east
mi southeast winds freShening
by Wednesday.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
n south and central portions to-
1av and Wednesday. Mostly
cloudy in extreme north with
Few showers Wednesday and
'ome drizzle in the Tallahassee
area this morning. Continued
mild but probably cooler in ex-
'reme north Wednesday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Gentle to moderate southeast to
'outh winds TODAY. Wednesday
moderate Southerlv winds oyer
south portion and moderate &C.
casionallv fresh southwest winds
over north portion shifting to
northerly over extreme north
portion. Mostly cloudy over ex-
treme north portion with few
showers Wednesday. Partly
cloudy in south portion through
Wednesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Comedy With Serious Message
.sor" Yss,erd~y Oru Dircc'ra ind ferJo,med
Beguiles Barn First Nighters


the facts of political and economic
lie shows the average American
unconcern about Who runs the show
IN Washington, or ahy state capital.
Of amy city.
Tie actors IN tie play as we'll as
tie audience would not help alb.
S0rbing some OF It's message. w
read the mornings paper Will
little more interest and aware
~ Is than usual.
lc playWright'S skill. however.
that he presents this serious
t.1me with really funny lines that
s!0td up on a third showing to this
writer. Laughter rang through the
little barn last night and good
humOr was evident on all faces
at the end of the opening.
The lighthearted production ent
ertained the audience throughout
One woman laughed continuously
Uther men and women reared al
the famous gin-rummy scene and
at the caVortingS of the blonde with
the hird-brain.
Among the first nighterS were
Mrs. Harriet Showers Wilson. J.Y.
Porter ". Mary Louise Spots
wood, Earl johnson, cor Charles
GoSSett and Mrs. Doris GOSSett;
MIR and Mrs. Guy Carleton, active
Barn leaders, Miss Evelyn Law
son, Mrs. Harry Kenny. Mrs. Mar
lie Hidden and many others.
One of the finest elements in the
Little Theater whether it is in Key
West or in Calais, Maine, is that
the members pull together on stage
and back stage for common,
constructive goal.
Last nights production showed
that people from various walks OF
life, from far away cities could be
welded into an acting team.
Most of the credit for this CO.
originating effort goes 10 Mrs. Laz-
arovici. For il is the director, after
all, who has to tie the cast together
in the temporary but intense bonds
that make them an acting group
seeking their own place on the
stage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Jennie Seymour
= sn;fi0tcd Into
D4V ORGANIZATION

TIE Krv West Chapter Mum
,pr %. Disabled American Vet
.lans. at thClr last regular meet
sno held on the 18th of January.
1852. initiated into their midst
the second female disabled vet
cram n the history OF the chap
Ter.
She is the We'll known and now
retired school teacher, Miss Jen-
me /. Seymour. a disabled vet
Gran Of World War |. At their
NERVOUS meeting the chapter had
scccp ed the transfer from Sun
slime CITY Chapter No. 8. DAV,
of Mrs Lamonte f. Gates, Lie
Member Of the DAV, and civll
service employee of the u. y
Naval Station, head Of the SerV-
ice Branch Of the Supply and
Fiscal Department.
Immediately following the reg.
ular meeting a social was held
and q most enjoyable time was
had by all present. Nh. Franklin
Gates son Of Life Member Mrs.
Lanonte f. Gates, entertained
the gathering with his expert
rlaling of the piano. The enter
f. nment committee serVe q
drinks ana food. Among those
present were: Commander Geo.
+. Norcisa: 81. Vice Commander
Herman Gordon; Jr Vice Com
mander Robert NJ. Daniels;
Lhariain Charles G.. Pay: Past
Commander Eric A. Curry; Past
Commander and Department OF
Florida Sergeant alarms Emilio
G. Norcisa: Life Member Mrs.
Lamcnte f. Gates; Mr.. Milton A.
PARROT: Miss Jennie l.. Seymour;
Mrs. Emilio c. Norcisa; Mrs.
George F Norcisa; Mrs. Herman
Gordon. Mrs. Robert NJ. Daniels;
Mrs. Charles G. Papy; Mrs. Eric
A. Curry; Mrs. Mary Mcknight;
Mrs. Elsie Keister; Mr.. Raymond
Daniels. Mr.. Franklin Gates; MI
Edward Coe and Mr.. Carl Marks,
Inc DAYS are planning on
having these social gatherings at
least once every two months
and all disabled veterans, their
mothers. wives, sisters an q
daughters are invited, regardless
of whether the disabled veteran
is a member OF the Disabled
American Veterans, since the
DAYS are pledged to help all
alsabled veterans, their widows
tnem orphans and their depend
EMS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Hoffman Glass Sets
Friday As Date For
FIRST Social Event
Photo BY Harms

The first social event for 1852
to be sponsored by the Hoffman
Adult Class of the Lev Memorial
Methodist Church will be box
lunch auction and "Womanless
Wedding" to be he'd at the church
pnncx. corner Truman Avenue and
Georgia Street, Friday, January
Is. 1852 at 600 p. NJ. TIE general
hubble is invited to participate in
the evening of entertainment.
All ladies who attend are re.
uueSted tn pack box, contalnlnF
erouoh fod for themselves. their
children who will attend, and for
the person who will huV TIE hoy
For example, Mr.. and Mrs. job
Brown and the two children of tho
Browns will attend. Mrs. Brow
will pack in her box enough fried
cricten sandwiches, cake, or pie,
and fruit for four persons, and will
place her name inside the top OF
tie box. THE boy will be sold a.
auction. If Mr.. Brown is highest
bidder for the box prepared by
Mrs Brown. he will buy the box
and will eat his supper with Mrs,
Brown and the children. If Mr..
Brown is not the HIGHEST bidder 70"
the box and some other gentleman
buvS it. then the other gentleman
eats supper with MR. Brown and
the children. and Mr.. Brown en-
tiers sthe auction again, and bids o.
another box. When he succeeds II
buying a box, he eats his gunner
with the lady whose box he buys,
First, second and their prizes W
be awarded for the most attract
i've boxes. The boxes are otter
wrapped to resemble stars, moons.
hearts. diamonds, etc. Best re
suits are sometimes attained with
the cheapest materials, such as shoe
boxes. colored crepe paper. and
silver foil cut into designs. The
auctioneer will be SPEEDY Riggs
McKibben.
Following the supper, a "Wo-
manleSs Wedding" will be the fea-
ture of the evenings entertainment
William N. Hoffman is in charge
of the program. Proceeds Will &C
to the church's educational pro
gram.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
HospitaIized Navy
Men ToSee Show

TIE patients al the US. Nav"
Hospital. Key West. are due for a
big treat this coming Saturday af-
tern0on when another show spor
sored by the Veterans Hospital
Program will hit the boards. In
addition to patient participation, Sc
vcral Well-knoWn entertainers will
perform. Five bedside radios will
be awarded to patients taking
part in the show,
Curtain time is at 2 pm, Satur
dav. January 26 The purpose Of the
Veterans HOsp.ta. program under
the leadership of Pat B. WithroW,
Jr.. National Director of Veterans
West Virginia, is to provide recrea-
ton and entertainment for Veter-
ans of our armed forces who are
hoSpitaliZed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
kEi WEST ACCLAIMED
IDE4I. T4C4TiONL4ND

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Van Culin
" Point Pleasant Beach, NJ. are
mentioning in skey West. They
are accompanied by their son Pc
ter end daughter Susan, and are
Mar in mor'h'S stay al the
Southwind Motor Court.
This is the Van CT ms fourth
trip In the nations SouthernmoSt
city. Mr.. Van Culin reports that
they are having wonderful fishing
luck. catching plenty of barracuda
and other fish He says that the
entire family has found Key West
To be an ideal spot for a winter
vacation