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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAnIBLER-S17,950,
New, roony brick home near Russell
I'd; 2 blocks to bus. 10 min. to
Pentagon; 2 large .bedrms.. living
room. kitchen; brick terrace, with
barbecue; radiant heat; huge closets;
snbstantIal Sub D cas- cash. FRANK s. Pill
LIPS, ia. 5-6266; ewes, oW. 6Sls.
N. ARLNGToN-Near Clarendon and
shopping CENTER; 6-rnn. frame, 8
Neat ayss It, fe1sF n urHsss
stantiai cash required. Can be seen
after 4:3g weekdays. al daI 6atur-
day and Sunday. JUDSoN REAMY
4 son, 1122 N. Irving ST., ia.
BELLEVUE BELLEVUE FOREST RAMBLER -
Luxurious all-brick rambler that
really has everything. Six lge. rms.
g bedrms.l 2 tile baths. center
hall plan, huge all-electric kit.
rm:. hv; rm. 13ax231a; full base
oVersized gear buiitSin garaee; gas
hot-water heat; lovely fnclosed rear
lot: beautiful condition throughout.
FHANk y. PHILLIPS. IA. 0-6200,
AUTHENTIC CAFE COD. Custom built
for owner on " acre. Majestic oaks
and Towering doeWood. Just Oh
Spout Run Psrkway--Lorcom Lane
Near Stratford Junior High. Liv. rm.
wing with Dutch door to summer
porch LARGE din. rm.. breakfast
rm,. A bedrms., az baths. Random
Colonial latch and Hal hardware.
Full dry hslik. Screened breezeWay
OF kit with garage attached.
Abundance storage and closet space.
AYlington's best location. 400I 26th
Rd North at Military By appt.
only. $4,000. call Fairfax b8-W-3
lust Sl.5o0 DOWN. buys this cozy
cute semidet. brk.: convenient to
PentagoD. IT. Meyer, Navy Annex
stores, schools and bus; 5 rms. {.
bedrms.l, hath STORAGE attic. screen
porch. gas heat; $I2,a60. Ewes. cal
LIPS, IA. 6-6266. ~
|OWNEK'S TRANSFER makes available
this xpfc and span 3-hedrm. home
on Ice. lot for only Sf4,s00. cnny
terms. Don't miss this onel ACME
REALTY CO.. IA. 2-1A2l.
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HOUSES FOR sALs--Mp.

1850. $1,000 DOWN
Rivefdale-3 bedrms.. ltv. rm.. 12x1ei
kit.. 9x15; completely redecorated
GI loan. S62 per mo. UN. 1915
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KENSINGTON

Desirable Cape Code; featuring liy
rm. with firepl., equip, kit. with
table space, Q bedrms., ceramic tile
bath, full bsEnt., expan. attic. In
up. Ready for finishing into 2 more
bedrms. Take over GJ loan.
HUGGINS & HARRISON, Inc
Realtors LO h-2S0O --sQ
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COLORED
S595 DOWN

Mr. 9Th and F sts. n.e.-6 rms. bath
gas, electricity. coal h.-w.h.; mo
paymts. like rent. SURETY REALTY
CO.. AID. 053I.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
WESTHAVEN. MD.

New brick ramblers. near Westmofe-
Priced S uSs under So looo. FOR s informa.
ton and appointment. call D. c
GRUvER. Ma. 1887: eyes,. WI. 6046
Mr.. Stoner 20
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COLORED-VACANT
COLORED
POSSESSTNN

81 600 DOWN. 1900 BLK, N. CARO-
brick. 6 lovely rms. and bath, gas
h..w.h.. AL cond., gas range,
refrigeration, Venetian blinds. storm
windows and stove to be included.
Priced to sell. Call till 3 pm. week
days, Sun. 12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
10I2 18th st, NV. DI, 1855 -29
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ta91seN ssd9ss sR Baths. ssst sssppss s!ffssn e. a
LII. 1859. T. PAUL MUbD CO.
CARMODY HILLS-only S12,950 will
modern asbestos shlngle bungalow Of
4 rms. and bath and 3-rm. brick
no. SUBURBAN REALTY CO, 500
conERSf oaEleSHe Pkf se 1o eCe sssS down e
bath; ami; bsmt.; lge. lot; aiiey;
close to car; ear; bus bHs: schools, shops.
CHEvERLY RAMBLER, overlooking
Washington from picture windows;
tile bath; extra full bath in huge
bsn,t;; unusually Large home, brand
chEvERIY hAE VERY fREWak K4aAg; sRfcK, hc 0eSn With
tiled tiled bath. fsisq f5xYs bay.windoWed bssi @ DIM i'm
ing rm.. all-electric kitchen and
breakfast alcovey fireplace in living
5sdms 5@ sereensd sd ts ide bsS D9rch nd ds1H sse
500. 500. 5000 down. A STAN
LEY MOREAU. AP. 6SS6.
MT. RAINIER--Older type home. has
9 nice rms, bsTnt:; close to every
M hns Barnss asss NJ sss asvn WITH Hyes aN ii
A.; WENTz, Realtor and Builder.
M. r. RafSrER RsgS - Substantial sS Brick
home: 4 bedrms. on one A.; ,all.elec;
silf 90 cssi cshireWsfi w. aSS sRSeFPEicsd Eli Dm at
ROBERT s..pAVIs d CO. 81
WEST HYATTSV1LLE-New redec,
close to schools, shopping. transp.:
6-rm. rambler, 3 yrs. old. priced
Under ,., $1,000; 1s,9oa Eeod terms e. PhnRe fIM
OLD GRIN. HOUSE and 5 acres for
trust at less than $50 per mo. Bal
aIfSiS sT4ass; eye eyes. VI, saos' T: IaS rapL
RsMBLERo1aree corner lot: Mo.
Park. new. modern and attractive;
8 bedrms., tile bath, large; br,sht
recreation room; S1s.aSo. Cali EM.
HEART aanR a',sF or 'HHaTrsvnLE 7 II 5,rm.
S..w.h:. porch; sIi 500, Csli Wa;
1900 til Q pm. ROBERT s. DAAyyls
$500 powN-Briek bunsa.. esmt.,
stWS atts fencsd sy Gt Il spse sfes e s sate
able SAG mo. incl. taxes: Call VA:
1900 It'll Q pm. ROBERT 3. DAVIS
BEDRMs.: s1o,soo; shipsle, Cane
porch: Ss.h0O down and $50 mo.
Call WA. 1900 It'll 8 pm. ROBERT
vET.-SS50 down: new 2-bedrm.
bungalow in Riverdale: full bsmt::
price, Sla,750. Call WA. 1900 I'll
8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS a. co.
NEW BUNGALOW. near Coral HiIls
shopping center; living rm.. dinette,
kitchen, 2 bedrms. and bath, base
ment. oil heat; lot 120x100; vacant:
move right in, SUBURBAN REALTY
CO., 5402 Marlboro pike Sc, 20.
$4,000. %
HTLLWOoD MANOR, MD.
Lovely 3-bedrm., large IL" room with
fireplace; large, level, fenced, land
scaped lot. Well financed. Call Mr..
Carter, 81. 1864.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV, 81. 3346
ROGERS HEIGHTS -,
Owner leaving area. Can be bought
right; six rooms, bath, gas a.-c.
heat. Perfect condition. Your house
taken in trade. Mr.. Maury, TU.I
oY.1CxyaYY uhuTP ~
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CALL me first. pay good prices fog
settlement. You will be pleased Mr..
PERRY. DI. s724; ewes. OIL. o947.
NEED A HOME. in or near D. c..
on or before April /; prefer buying
direct from owner. Phone my Sec
raMESiAfk siMshESii III tSls CASH for your home,
Any location; any condition. Call
Di; ssa2 Or 81, 1889. ,. ..o,.,
ties. any condition or location.
ghte ssao 81 eSlSEsS e9s;Isi m6sds6ss oy s6ss aeOn
condition. FIR 4os0; ewes. IA.
n s'pssio 'PpsoMFAr MA sf4ifaENr1oN s4ia to the sal.
Of your home. business Or invest
c. @snt property tHEjaPaRiEy * Thst you RssIsor ssIf
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50; Free
1 Will Par YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location. any condi-
tion RE. 220l. 81. 7747
CASE BUYERS WAITING for y and
SsdIm O BONES snd ip g." g, Tssn Ts .el pssoDT soDT
hoass. MSn:; eali ali wPrzEI W. Il REAL EsT4TE.
MOD. CLEAN 3 to i bedroom bone
or income property, In good "
or nearby Nd. loc.; Sc; preferrsd;
LU 3-sI36 or ST 1868
OLDER HOMES In Bethesda, Ch. Cn.
and Kensington area; offering dignity
and space unavailable In newer
properties; have ready buyers II
properly offered for sale. May
have an opportunity to show my
clients your home? Please can f
HOUSES wANTED-we will buy or
sell your property in Sc. or nearby
MARYLAND. Quick action. Free .ap-
praisalS. Call LU. 4-43s2. T. PAUL
CLIENT with $4,000 cash wants B.
bedrm. house. full dining fooms
Cleveland Park. Me. 1868. 20
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL-cASH
HOMES-MD., VA. d. C.
Mr.. QUICK. RA. 3416. 29s
CASH AND QUICK gETTLEMENT FOR
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HOUSES SALIVA. Gent ]

BUNGALOW, s1S.s5e One Of tn.
seen; spacious beamed- ceiling, liy;
rm., paneled dinette, lge. kit.
excellent bedrms. and bath on LIST
a.; beautiful big dormitory bedroom
on End a.: basement; excellent con-
dition; ideally situated for children
near schools; large level lot on
circle at end OF no-through street;
0tit-0f-town owner urges quick sale,
Ewes. call Jordan 9-Q760. FRANK 8,
PHILLIRS, ia, 5;6266; II
NEW LUXURY RAMBLEk. $4,000
ATling.ons nsMsss sxflHsiys q Z i've, dsvels K
baths. basement. attic bnilt-in gar
age, porch: dishwashers disposal. gas
heat: 10 minutes and no stop lights
to- downtown or Rentagon. Ewes,
call IA, 7-Os42 FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, ia 5-6261. II
S1l .6OOi $1,000 bedroom
bungalow, Well-euuipped; gas h.-w.h.
Immed: possession. Al area. PROV
IDENCE REALTY. IA. 3341. -3I
ARLINGTON
New brick bungalow; living room;
two spacious bedrooms, tile bath,
large kitchen. fully equipped; stair
way tS second fopr; 81. fuil at69ss 6asemsl1ti mt
sGH Schools: oiFi i've MINUTES n s' to as Psntason: @
extra large level let. HUBBARD
3-Is71. JE. 8-1S72. so .
VACANT. Sl2. CASH 81 $50
Five rooms and bath, 2 porchest gas
heat. full bsmt., outside entr.. 2-car
gar CH, 5977, not Sunday.
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CULUREU-E APIS.
HOLBROOK TER.

inclosed porches and kits. plus
lsvatory and stove in bsmt; partly
finished recr. rm.; garage; con-
crete front porch. A real buy with
good terms. Call Mr.. Argonis,
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 4113. Ewes, FIR. 5Oss.
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KENSINGTON

Faultless, new 3-bedrm. masonry RAM
bier, on lge. lot with tall trees,
Only 2 blks. from school. Unusually
flne construction. Specially priced
by builder at $13,o50 for quick
HUGGINS & HARRISON, Inc,
Realtors LO. 5-2SO0 --29
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QUESTION PLEASE?
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY ESTATE. from 100 to $50
acres; wonderful grazing land and
popular hunt country; might con-
slider dividing 10 to 20 acre sites.
HO. 1199
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Colored-Woodridge
TWN-rhAETTv HOME

rooms, 2 full baths, detached and
kitchens. Separate entrances Can
be purchased with $1,000 down.
Call LA, 6-6666, PECK CO., 361S
10Th Nt ne
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COLORED-$495 DOWN
All Impvts., Bsmt., NE.
Act fast for this fine Colonial brk.
home, frt. pct., lge. rms, bsmt,
hot-vater heat; only S495 down
and move right in. Hurry! 1st
NATL. RLTY,, RE. $751;. Call day,
night and Sunday.
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S11;950
S2.450 DOWN
New brick BUNGALOW with picture
window, liv. rin. and din. area;
beaut. kit. EQUIP. with Hendix
2 lovely hedrms., colored tile bath;
stairway to attic; $76.25 per mo.
Call today.
BRICK RAMBLER
81 500 DOWN
lovely liv. rm.. Dip. .L'. fully equip.
kit. q spacious bedrms. and bath,
radiant heat lee. attic. attached
gear Karage. substantial monthly
payments. Call now.
S1S,50O
CHEVERLY
Extra Ice. 3.bedrm., fun bsmt., all
brick, new rambler. 190-ft. lot; o
real masterpiece: lovely hv, rm. with
firepl.. Ill rms. are lge.. ultramod-
ern kit. The dfSt one to see this
property VIII buy. See 1t now.
peter ]. hagan
REALTORS
3906 r. !. Avenue NE. UN. s5S5.
WA. 1857. UN. 1885; Open 9 till g..
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HOUSES ron sALk-NA.
WESTnVER

WESTOVER
Attractive 2-story and full-bsmt. det
brick home built In l94S; excel
bedrms, and bath; gas heat. Cali
Mr.. Dodge, IT,
WEAVER BROS. INC.
WASHINGTON BUILDING
DI. 5000; Ewes, OR. E490.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.w.

$500 eth ST. s.W.-cor. DUPLEX apt,
overleoks water front. l.. W:
Evening star., 1952-06-10

Prices are BY six.piece
place setting which in.
cludes knife, fork, tea.
spoon, soup spoon, salad
fork and butter spreader.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Your Choice in Solid Maple
Reg. ,..., 64':::: 3.

All solid mop styled simple Eory American lines wonted these
doy 5pc dinette refractory table 30 x42xo4 and chairs
with sodde Matching buffet oobnet style hutch
l6
Evening star., 1952-07-06

Here's beautiful suite you'll be proud to own. Rich
Honduras mahogany veneers and cabinet hordwoods
Hand rubbed to sotiny Iustrous finish! Graceful
bow fronts Suite consists Of eredenzo buffet china
eobinet DedestoI extension tobIe, arm chair,
side choirs Lansburgh's-FURNITURE-Fi Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
Double Ring Ceremony Is Utilized
In Reynolds-Skesois Wedding Monday

A double ring ceremony was
used in the exchange of marriage
VOWS Monday evening when
Jeanne Elizabeth Reynolds became
the bride of Frederick Graham
Skewis. The Rev. Ralph Rogers
performed the ceremony at the
Presbyterian Manse.
The bride wore a softly blended
blue and beige print gown with
fringed stole. Her flowers were
white carnations arranged in a cor
onet for her hair.
Her bridal attendant, Miss Doro-
thy Raymer, wore a white sheath
dress with black trim and a Queen
Elizabeth collar. Flowers for her
hair were also white carnations.
Best man for the groom was
Chandler Townsend, close friend Of
the groom's.
Mrs. Mary Beshaw, the bride S
mother, wore deep blue dress.
Also present at the marriage
rites were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Striano, Gladys Jackson and
James Cobb.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the wedding party met at the home
of the newlyweds, zI3 Telegraph
Lane, where they were served a
buffet supper and wedding cake.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
&C Aids Irene

MIAMI Up - Two tugs went 10
the aid of the SIS Irene, a Pana.
manian merchant ship, aground
near Elbow Reef, 40 miles south
of Miami, today while a Coast
Guard cutter stood by.
The Irene. of 6,94l tons. struck
the reef Tuesday and the cutter
Pawpaw stood by pending arrival
of the tug Battler from Port Ever.
glades and tug from Kingston
Jamaica.
The Coast Guard said the Irene
was In no immediate danger. II
had no details concerning the YES.
sells destination or the number Of
men aboard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
Presbyterian
Circle One Meets
tBringnan Home

Monday evening, June 16, the
Women of the First Presbyterian
met for their regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Jo-
seph Bringman, 1410 Won Phister,
with members of Circle as hos
teSses. Each member was asked
to bring a tea towel for the kitchen.
Many of these we're wrapped in a
novel way, representing different
giZmos.
Rev. Ralph Rogers spoke on the
presence of the Holy Spirit follow
ing with a prayer. Mrs. Rogers
read the scripture, Acts Is; lib,
Acts 10, liz.
Mrs. James Looper of Circle /,
presented the lesson which was a
study Of John Wesley's life. A pray.
er followed by Mrs. Alexander
Warnock.
Business meeting was opened by
Chairman Mrs. F. j. Miller with a
report of each of the circles ~
the Chairmen. Clothes for the
Thornwen orphanage and the Wis
ual Aid program were discussed.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Chairman of
the Spiritual Growth Committee
spoke briefly on that subject.
Members of the group voted to
have dinner on Wednesday, June
Is with Mrs. Joseph Brent as
chairman. The menu will be ham,
scalloped potatoes, green beans,
cardinal salad, fruit cup and hot
rolls.
Those enjoying the ice-box desert
and punch were Mesdames Ralph
Rogers, F. ]. Miller. Robert Wheel
er, w. H. Bell, Gleason Snow, J.
P. Baillod, James Sterling, T. r.
Pritchard Clark Wager, Joseph
Brent, Alexander Warnock, B. c.
Papy, Earl Julian. Forrest Turner,
7. M. Whitley, Harold Gibson, FL
mer Nonnemaeher, James Gam
BILE, James Looper, Emory Harris,
Joseph Bringman, J. w. Kovash.
Mrs. H. G. Roberts of Memphis,
Tenn. was a visitor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
Coming Erenfs
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 49,

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1S-
B.P.W. meeting, Woman's Club
8 pm, convention plans to b,
discussed.
Ladies Day Golf Tour ment. r
W. Golf Course. 8 an.
Meeting. Junior CHI. Commerce
clubhouse, 8 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge A.
ISOLATION, Coral Room. ov~-
seas hotel, 7:45 pm.
Meeting. Island City Navy Wives
Club No. IS. Bldg. 17S. N. S.,
$3.50 a m.
TUESDAY, JUNE 49,
Treasure hunt committee meet
ing for Players, 213 Telegraph
Lane, upstairs, 8 pm.
V.F.W. Post No. 1911, meeting
at VIEW. Home, s pm.
EikS Lodge, meeting at club
house, 8 pm.
Martha Linda Franks Circle OF
WMU, First Baptist Church, IL
am.
VX-1 officers Wives Club, lunch
con at AerOpalms, 1890 pm.
Rotary Club luncheon at 1915
pm ST. Psul's parish hall.
FRIDAY, JUNE 90
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian Church,
pm.
Meeting, knight of Pythias, Ply
THAN Hall, 726 Fleming ST., at
SPIN.
Key West Amateur Radio Club
meeting at National Guard
Armory, 1880 pm.
Triangle Club of Pythian Sisters
meeting, 1880 pm.
Key West Shrine Club, 1880 pm.
SATURDAY, JUNE 81
June Dance at the Boca Chiea
C.P.O. club, 8 pm. to / am,
with floor show, television star,
dance teams, emcee and fun.
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street METHODIST Church, 729
Fleming street, 1880 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE 23-
Beta Sigma Phi meeting, s pm.
Anchor Lodge meeting, Scottish
Rite Temple, s pm.
Methodist Men meeting, Wesley
House, s pm.
TUESDAY, JUNE "a
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club
at Casa Cayo Hueso restaur
ant, Gas p. m.
Youth for Christ Bible Study. 1880
pm, Fleming street Methodist
Church, 729 Fleming street.
Special general meeting Key
West Players. Barn Theatre, g
pm. One-act plays, work shop
and play reading.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18

During the proceedings of the
business meeting. Mrs. Harry
Richardson, president, outlined
the program for the new veat
Most important is the member
ship drive, in which each member
Of the Society is responsible for
bringing In at least one new mem.
Der during the next year. A
Membership Committee was az.
pointed, consisting of Mrs. Maud
Sawyer, Mrs. Nellie Bramlett
Mrs. Eldon Simmons, Mrs
George Peterson, and Mrs. Harry
Richardson.
A Parsonage Committee. in.
GLIDING Mrs. William Doughty.
Miss Miriam Carey, and Miss
Catherine Knowles, was appoint
ed to keep in contact with the
Minister and his wife on repairs
or additions needed on the in.
terror of the Parsonage.
"Money-making" plans for the
next year were outlined by Mrs.
Richardson, and the fourth
Thursday of each month was
chosen as Program Night. on
which the Society will sponsor
various entertainments to earn
money for the Church School
Building Fund.
Plans for the group to make a
visit to the Old Folks Home on
Stock Island are being arranged.
The group discussed the much.
talked-about dog track, and the
evils which it will incur, and
plan to make every effort possible
to prevent the track from being
opened.
Co-hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Stuart Whiting and
Mrs. William Doughty, assisted
by Mrs. Albert Carey. Delectable
refreshments consisting of dainty
triangular and ribbon sandwiches,
rectangular fruit cake and cream
cheese sandwiches, home made
cookies, party minis, and lime
ade were served, and enjoyed by
all. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Archie Roberts, and Mrs. Carl
Brill.
Attending were Miss Miriam
Carey mad Mesdames Albert
Carey, Tom Curry, Lawrence
Hood, Harry Richardson, Leon
Curry, Archie Roberts, Maud
Sawyer, Charles Allen, Lorena
Buckley, Carl Brill, Merrill Sands.
Hilton Tiff, Million Roberts, ]. c.
Harrington, ]. H. Brady, Eldon
Simmons, William Doughty.
George Peterson and Stuart
Whiting.
Guests were Mrs. G.. r. Wilson
and Mrs. o. w. Carman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
Nine Crewmen Get
Navy Dolphin Pin

In ceremonies held recently a.
board the Submarine USS Odax at
the Key West Naval Station, the
Dolphin Insignia was presented to
nine Navy men indicating that they
are now qualified submariners.
The group included: Edmund Are
mony, Jewette City. Conn; Robert
Harvey, Pensacola, Florida; Ro-
ger Fish, Erie, Pa; Arthur Brun-
ner, Scotch Plains, N. j.; Robert
Salter, Bridgeport, Conn; Jacob
Bosnia, Jr., Linwood, Mass; An
thony Almond Albemarle, N. c.;
James Thomas, Gulfport, Miss.
and Clarence c. Murray, Akron,
Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
Ems. Dion Sights
LIST Polar Bear

Ensign Robert A. Dion, Coast
Guard, saw his first polar bear,
in fact two of them, off Iceland
on the Weather Boat he's aboard,
his father Fred Dion said today.
The polar bears were gregar-
ious and swan alongside the ship.
A crew member shot one, stripped
it and made bear hide for the
skipper.
Fred Dion said his other son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
Civil Air Patrol
News

Last Thursday night the C. A. P.
Cadets held brief meeting and
discussed further plans for the trip
to Naples, Fla, on June 2O-22.
II was also decided that there
would be no more Thursday night
meetings at the high school.
The members planning to 60 on
the trip to Naples are: 1t. Higgs.
1t. Gibson, 1t. Srodulski, Sgt.
Knopp, Cpl. Diaz, Cpl. Legg, Pfc.
Render, and Pfc. Vargas.
Anyone interested in joining the
c. A. P. Cadets should come TO the
Sunday meeting at Meacham Air
port, 2 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
Ry BoB THOMAS

H0hLYWDDD R-tnree ACTORS
recently ended film contracts to
launch independent careers. They
now seek to avoid being perma-
nently identified as Tsrzan, Val
entino and Billy the Kid.
The trio is composed of Lex
Barker, Anthony Dexter and Jack
Beutel. Since each is in just about
the same fix, asked them about
their past careers and future
hopes.
First was Dexter, who prefers
to be called by his stage name,
Walter Craig treal name: Walter
Reinhold Alfred Frederick Fleisch-
mann). Dexter, . stage actor, was
selected by Producer Edward
Small to star in the film reincarna-
ton of Rudolph Valentino. The ac-
tor made enc more film for Small,
and then they parted company.
1.-The break was by mutual
agreement" Dexter remarked
"If Small has another film for me,
I'll be happy to do it. But prefer
not being tied down. It's gamble,
but the freedom is worth It,"
Does he think doing Valentino
was good for his career?
Time win tell" he replied. Il
know you can't live career wise
by following in somebody else's
footsteps. That's Why / hope my
next picture viii be . modern
story. Then I can 60 back to COS
tune films"
Right now he Is preparing for
a dance tour this summer in South
America, where the Valentino epic
was a big success. He has 2.
picture deal pending in Argentina
and ether possibilities here.
Jack Beutel's career is q fan
tastic one. In IL years under con-
tract to Howard Hughes, he made
four pictures. And three of them
have been in the past two years.
His big hit was as Billy the Kid
in the prewar The Outlaw" He
was almost lost In the welter of
publicity about Jane Russell. But
the film also carried him TO fame,
il not to activity. After he got out
Of the service. he spent most Of
his time taking drama lessons
1T was nice having the money
come in" he said, but you can't
just sit around In this business.
when my option came up last time,
RKo had shut down. Hughes want
ed 10 keep me on at the same
salary instead OF giving my raise.
So | decided ii would he better
TO get cut on my own, -
Al d Beutel's films have been
Westerns, and he'd just as soon
take fling at another kind st
fila Il like action pictures. but
Id like 10 do Q var or PRISON
picture or something like that.
he said. He has been getting Of
fers, but many producers still
cant set used TO the idea that he
no lager belongs to Howard
Hughes.
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Problem Settled

LOS ANGELES lH - Judy Gar.
lands newly acquired husband
Agent Sid Luft, apparently has
settled his legal problems with bis
ex-wife, Actress Lynn Bari
Superior Judge Louis Fl. Burke
said Tuesday that an agreement
was reached Ito set aside a sum
of money to assure the future edu-
cation and welfare" of their son.
age 3. Luft is to set up a trust
fund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
Surface Deu.
Wives Group
Plan Luncheon

The Surface Development Wives
group luncheon will be at the Sun
and Sand Beach Club, Thursday
June 26, at 1890 p. m.
Hostesses for the occasion are
Mrs. John Grischy, and Mrs. J E
Hugus. Members are asked to
bring items for the Thrift Shop
Reservations may be made by
calling 1646M or 1524-R.
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Nararros' Entertain
House Guests At Home

Dr.. and Mrs. Bruce Sulli-
van. MCUSE. Washington.
D. c.. are house guests for
the week at the home of their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Navarro, AS Elizabeth 81.
DR.. Sullivan is stationed at
the Medical Center. Bethesda.
Maryland. Mrs. Sullivan is
the daughter of Mrs. Brun-
son and the late Rear Ad-
miral Clyde w. Brunson.
MCUSN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-18
TAMPA COUPLE FLY
TO CITY FOR VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Sand flew
here from Tampa in a private
plane to spend the weekend with
relatives, Roy E. Faulkner. an
nounced.
Mrs. Sands is the daughter OF
Mrs. Olivia Fulford Gordoa, a
former Key Wester now in Tam.
pa.
The Sands returned on Sunday.