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Evening star., 1952-12-01
1T CAN BE YOURS
FOR CHRISTMAS
COUNTRY LIVING WITH
CITY CONVENIENCES

Iss: gs:- s-bedTm: v..;as1 ANTIQUE BRICK ram, ram
breaks monotony of ali brick. Over
size wooden dble. hung windows plu
pdfSTSEE bfNISSEE RoM WINDOW 2;Ns, ~ sEpARATl x1 At
fast nook; full bsmt. with toilet
sep. laund. rm. and outside entrance
This beautiful home is situated ii
Falls Church. adj. Va Forest. To
days low price, $1s.950. Less thar
" to handle. Call OW. 5000.
GET THE HOME HABIT
This trim. all-brick, 6-yr.-old 9.
ROOM home tincl. rms. in bsmt J
and ga baths is only sea. $50 and
casS may cs wD puTsnaSed shnissa. for only $500
you've doubled up with inlaws, YOU
should see. this today. So. Arl. loca-
ton. Call OW. 5000.
A NEIGHBORLY HOME
In one Of our most popular communi.
ties, this all-brick, 5-yr. .-old bunga-
low has complete rms, plus stair.
ways to 2nd fir. and full bsmt. At
tracttve liv. ..din. rm. comb, 2 bed.
recr. rm.; grounds nicely Handicapped
with Anchor fenced rear yard. Own.
er buying another home. A lot oi
ouse at 2 sensible price. S13.95O
Available for your inspection today
Call OW. 0090 for appointment.
So, 500 DOWN
II your purse is small in proportion
to your family needs, make this
home . must to visit today. A spa
cious 3-yr.-old tapestry brick ram
bier; liv. rm. with hoor-to-ceiline
firepl., picture window and parquet
mr.. sep. din. rm., de luxe kit. with
brkfst. bar. tiled bath; stairway "a
storage. Attractive setting includes
trees fenced yard, outdoor patio and
barbecue. Home is In peri. cond
Close to new grade and parochial
schools: $1s,500. Call oW. 9090.
McLEAN-$14,5OO
An unusual house, indeed, but you'll
be pleasantlv surprised after in
specting. Din. rm.. bath. kit. front
patio on lst level; 2 bedrms.. iiv.
rm.,. nursery and rear patio on End
level: oil h.-w.h. CHARM AND
PRIVACY best describes yard.
$3.50 cash viii handle. Call OW.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
47es Lee Hwy-on olebs. cw. 5000
Evening star., 1952-12-01
HOUSES SALINE. tcont,)
PECK CO.

900 BLK. EMERSON ST. NE.
S11,550. Immac. 5-rm., semidet,
brick. q bedrms.), tiled bath. base
ment.
361S 18th ST. NE. LA. 6-6666
KANSAS AVE, 63O5-OPEN
3-bedrm. brk., 1st-h. powder rm., full
bsmt., gas heat. Reduced to $14 $50.
Excel. terms. Mr.. Allen, Ia. GAL.
REALTY INV. CO.
CE COS0
Evening star., 1952-12-01
S15.250

SI5,25U
A brand-new .3-bedroom rambler
you'll flnd. Full basement with hfRh
ceilings in Kensington area; con-
venient to N. !. n. Call sH. SOLO
It'll pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
BRADBURY HEIGHTS

A home for q buyer who wants com.
fort plus convenient location
Walking distance to shopping and
theater. Consists Of 2 pedrms.. lge
liv. rm., guest-size din. rm.. lge. kit
and pantry; recreation rnn. anc
garage. $16,500; $4,000 down.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
WESTGATE.
(Restricted.)

ATTENTION: RENToRs. 3
bedrms. and dining alcove or
own PRIVATE SCREENED
PORCH and yard. A BIG
KITCHEN with your own wash
posal sine and FREE2E8k RSEas2f8s re- re-
FRIGERAToR. Delightful iiv-
bath with 3 MEDICINE CAB
sNEa5i eaRDEn 'he housn e to1 at'asafa soois.
bikes. etc. plus q dry stor-
age room 40x1O It. THINK
THIS WAY. Make your
monthly payments an invest
ment. For less than the rent
Of a comparable 3-bedrm.
6S%eliine; Some e. you you, can am nave Sn this
% guaranteed your a "RENTs "RR Hso RE- Re
DUcTfoN. within 60 to 90
months. Your initial down
payment determines your
monthly rent" YOUR BEST
YOUR OWN. II this sounds
interesting. ACT NOW. Come
out and talk with Mr.. Robin
son. 2 till dark. Monday
through Friday, or by ap-
5e7574. DIRECTIONS: Out
Mass. ave. three streets be-
yond Westmoreland Circle,
turn right on Baltimore to
Allan rd., turn left to homes.
THE SCOTT ROBINSON co.
BUILDERS.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
WOODMOOR

Ideal for Home and Dental Once
237 Whitmoor ter.-Two-story. white
brick house, with 8 bedrms. and
bath on End A.; 1st q. has liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., kit. and large
paneled den; paneled recr. rm. with
bar and fully tiled shower bath in
trance, which could easily be con-
verted to dental ONCE: outdoor
fireplace. large shade trees and
brick terraced rear fence-inclosed
yard Reasonably priced with good
terms available.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
4 200 18th ST NV nT 5000
Evening star., 1952-12-01

KENSINGTON
81 @. 6.6O0-2-bedroom rambler with eX.
panSible attic; 4 years old; on bus.
line. Call Mr.. Ryan. Sligo 1858
Trades considered.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334e
ROSEMARY HILLS RAMBLER
Transferred owner must sell quick
this spacious 3 bedrm. brick ram
bier. This home has everything
Low sale price includes new carpet
ing, elaborate heated recreation rm
and bar in basement: maids room
new Whirlpool washer and dryer
lovely level Anchor-fenced lot; good
financing and terms. See 1t and
Mr.. Clark. GE. 9011.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
3 BEDRM. RAMB.-FULL BSMT.
$14,300 1St TRUST-4%
This all brick 3-bedrm. rambler
sold Immediately as its owner has
received q sudden transfer. The
kitchen alone is a showplace with
esStTiS stos s Fer Fsss0ass pc. d'poss
$50 and the house has a $4,000
be taken over by q civilian or GI.
{Sdl Gan Gnt.,gv M5; Wells (w1. 5000 for fur
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC
1923 K ST. NV, Ma. 5000
Evening star., 1952-12-01

GLASS MANOR. MARYLAND
Semidet. brick, rms, bath, bsmt.,
gas heat. clean. Assume So. 900 Gl
LIST trust Vacant. So. 900 down.
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
ST. 1926 TILL 3 PM. II
Evening star., 1952-12-01
REAL SIS VALUE FOR YOU

In this beautiful 3-bedrm.
brk. Colonial; full bsmt. with
exceptional pine paneled recr.
rm., finished: ideal neighbor-
hood for your fine living en-
vironment. Approx. $4,000
dn:! Call for inspection now.
OW. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
LARGE TREES
WATCH THIS AID

WATCH THIS AID
A HOME FOR YOU WILL APPEAR
ECONOMY SPECIALS: QO 2-story
frame: 2 bedrms.; garage. Falls
Church. Only $1,000 cash needed.
(2) New 2-bedrm. frame rambler;
1-acre lot. Vienna. $40. 800.
Nice fenced lot. Falls Church. Only
81 800 cash down.
a. Two-bedrm. brick semidet. Full
basement. Screened porch. Near
trans. Good terms. GI trust. Ar
Joseph w. Seay Co., Realtors
Evening star., 1952-12-01
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. D: c.; free ap-
rental service, phone US today.
PERRY HAY CO.. 81. 6242. -3
3 BEDROOMS, 2-STORY, fireplace.
near grade school and bus in nearby
. Arlington; lease. maximum Sl20;
references. AP. 1898. g.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
HOUSES FOR sALs-MD.
OPEN 10 r0 DApv

370S Oliver St, west Hyattsville-
condition. 5 bedrms.. complete KIT,
enormous living rm.: lge. corner,
fenced lot. Today's best buy ct
only S14, 800. Drive out Queens
e APPEL I'd. to Oliver, left to home.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
NEAR CAPITOI, HIII.

NEAR CAPITOL HILL
8-story brick, 5 bedrms., 2 baths
liv. rn. with fireplace, powder rm
on 1st d.; located in s.W. Wash.
conv. to government bldg, Capitol
Army War College. RE. O7SI. TR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
War
ROUNDUP

SEOUL, Korea R Filipino
raiders in grenade bayonet
charges twice drove Chinese Red
defenders off an capitalized hill on
the Korea central front today.
It was the same hill west of
Chorwon where men of the Goth
Battalion Combat Team said they
killed or wounded every one of
40 Chinese at its top Sunday.
The tough Filipino raiders hit
the Reds again this morning. The
Chinese fled. The Filipinos with
drew shortly under Red mortar
fire.
Later in the day a second Fill
pino patrol caught the Chinese nap.
ping. The patrol hurled grenades
and charged with fixed bayonets.
The Chinese fled.
Ten Reds were killed in the two
assaults. The Fihpinos were wear
ing regular issue L. S. armored
vests. None was killed. the U. S.
18th Army said.
L. N. raiders Sunday fought into
heavily fortified Communist bunk
ers on the western front. They
then directed U. n. artillery fire
onto fleeing Reds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Miami Handwriting Expert Says He
Was E::.isquoted; Denies Clean
Election Story; Hired BY Porter
May Y Ballots
Arrive I'm XIV.

Monroe County voters will elect
their Governor next Tuesday and
Justice of the Peace and constable
: the Third District. as well as
ten other offices. the official ballot
reveals.
The ballot came into the office
of Supervisor of Registration Sam
Pinder on Saturday.
Headed by the two candidates for
Governor, the ballot lists the can
didates for JP and constable who
are in a run-off race. Voters will
select four women and four men
Democratic convention delegates
at large, and one woman and one
man to go to the Convention from
the fourth Congressional district.
The short ballot is being mailed
out to the so odd persons who have
requested absentee ballots. Two
persons came into Finders office
this morning to vote absentee in
person, for the May n second and
final primary. Following this vote,
the next big job of the Supervi-
sor is getting ready for the No
yember 4 Presidential election.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Avoids Hitting
Child; Crashes
Into Palm Tree

To avoid hitting child who ran
into the path of her car, at Duck
Avenue and 18th street, Mrs. r. p.
Mansfield struck a palm tree and
damaged her Ford coupe to the ex-
tent of an estimated $500. The acct
dent occurred Sunday at 1920 am.
Mrs. Mansfield, who is employed
in the office of City Tax Collector
Archie Roberts, sustained bruises
but did not 60 to the hospital. She
and her husband. a navy man. live
at Sic West POnciana.
The car was removed to Sweet
ing's Garage after the accident.
The headlight on the right side was
smashed and forced down behind
the crushed front right fender. The
hood was sprung and crumpled on
the right side by the impact and
the front bumper pried loose from
the front portion of the car. The
right front wheel was also da-
mayed.
The child who caused the acct
dent was uninjured, police report
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Survivors OF Sunken Boat
Arrive Here Tonight
On &C Rescuing Vessel
TRIO SAVED,
SHRIMPER SUNK
BY &C JUNIPER
SENT FROM XIV

The three survivors of the
shrimp vessel Parnell will come
into Key West at midnight on
Coast Guard vessel Juniper which
rescued them $50 miles from here
yesterday morning, the Coast
Guard announced today.
The men had been on an i'm
provised life raft since Friday in
the Gulf of Mexico. They radioed
for help when the Parnelrs en-
CINE broke down and water came
in faster than il could be pumped
out.
The Navy. Coast Guard and
Air Force planes took part IN the
2l.000 mile search for the three
crew members. Finally a Coast
Guard ply from St. Petersburs
located the men yesterday morn
ing about 1890 a. m. At HIS the
Juniper, $50 foot buoy tender
picked up the men from the rub
Der raft dropped by the ply.
The Juniper had been in Kew
West while having some repairs
Regular rescue vessel Of the Kew
West Coast Guard. the Ariadne.
was being repaired at the time
Continue = On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
City Commission
Meets Tonight

The City Commission will vote
upon a cancellation agreement be-
tween it and the Civil AeronauticS
Administration conditional upon
profit that the County has complete
ly and finally assumed full ohliga-
tons for acquiring and developing
Meacham field.
The resolution states that the
City entered into a grant agree
ment with CAA to sponsor the
City's purchase of Meacham field
Now. that the County has agreed
to buy the field, the city wishes TO
relieve itself of its obligations I'M
der its agreement, upon concrete
evidence being presented 10 the
City Manager that said County OF
Monroe has completed its arrange.
mentS to sponsor said project"
A bright spot of tonight's COM
mission meeting will be the recog-
milton by the City fathers of Key
WeSter Sergt. First Class John B.
Dion who is home on furlough
from Korea. Son OF Fred Dion.
John has been specially invited to
appear at tonight's meeting so that
his home town solonS can cougra-
iusaie him on his service 10 the
nation.
Sweeping changes in traffic viii
also be proposed in an ordinance
Continued On Page Five
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Pre-School
Roundup
OF Children
Parents OF 1928
First Graders To
Take Children To
Schools This FRIDAY

The annual spring round up of
pre-school children prior to the
1928 school year begins this
Friday, at pm. it was announc-
ed today.
Parents are urged to bring
their children to the particular
elementary school he or she will
attend in the coming year. The
Parent-Teacher Association of
each school invites parents to at
tend a gathering for them on
Friday at 2 pm.
The principals and PTA's Of
the various elementary schools
urge that the child come and
meet his future classmates and
teachers.
Florida school law requires
that children for the 1928 first
grade be five years and nine
months old on September 4, 1852;
or six years old on or before De-
cember 4, 1852, or born on or be-
fore December 4, 1916.
Parents should bring some
thing to authenticate the child's
age. Any of the following will
be accepted: a birth certificate,
a baEtismal certificate, insur-
ance policy at least two years
old, or an affidavit by the par
emit (notariZedl.
Parents should go to the ele-
mentary school where their child
will attend next September at 2
pm. Friday, it was stressed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Quarterback Club
Meets Tonight

The Quarterback Club will hold
a dinner meeting at Benny's cafe
terra. Simonton street. tonight at !
O'Clock.
Wives of all members, and as
sociate members are invited 10 at.
tend the meeting.
Speaker Of the evening will be
w Curry Harris.
Feature Of the evening viii be a
moving picture Of the Gator Bowl
game between University Of Mia
mi and Clemson held last New
Years Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
$4,000 XIV. Sale
Recorded Today

The Toppinos, orsoIins and
Philip and Benjamin Bernstein
have bought for $4,000, 50 lots
on which new housing will be
built. ii was learned today.
Charles TOPPING and Sons. Inc.
sold the property according to q
warranty deed filed with County
Clerk Earl Adams.
The lots are bound by Gather.
inc street. United Street, George
and Thompson, with six addi.
tional lots on Eliza street.
The plat for this property was
approved by last Tuesdays covn-
ty Commission meeting. Each lot
averages 81 feet by SO feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Two Fires
Sunday Morning

Two fires on Sunday morning
started from blazes In mattresses.
resulting in damage to bedding
and rooms where the fires started.
No one was injured
The first alarm came al 24O
m. at the home Of Bernice
Thompson, 3z3 Angela street. A
mattress and q table we're des.
tToyed but the flames had been ex-
'inguished when the fire apparatus
arrived.
The second alarm was turned In
al } 50 q m May IS. when a mat.
tress in the residence Of Carl In
Continued Or Page ThreeD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Parade Delayed
Half Hour BY
Late ArriUaI Of
Coral Gables Band
BY DOROTHY RAYMER

New Orleans has its Mar
di Gras and New York City
has its ticker-tape hero pro-
cessions, but Key West has
its Armed Forces Day Pa
rade to vie for the pagean-
try field. Color, music, fun,
beauty, spectacular floats
and crowds of thousands of
spectators were part of the
bright and inspired picture
formed Saturday n ig h t
when the second annual
Armed Forces Day Parade
marched along Duval street
to stirring martial tunes.
Winner OF the most beantis
fui float prize was won by the
Key West outboard Club. The
most humorous entry award
went TO caYo Hueso Grotio
and the Key West Shrine Club.
The theme OF Freedom. Unity
and Strength" was best de-
picted by the u. S. Fleet Air
Detachment float. Best civilian
marching unit prize was given
to the Coral Gables High
School band.
Close contender for the best
float was the u. S. Naval Hos
pital entry, with honorable men
ton also going to the Key West
High School Band and the Coral
Gables Post SO American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps.
The parade was delayed over
half an hour by late arrival of
the Coral Gables units. but once
underway the display. twice as
big as last years, more than
made up for the lost time.
Short. after 7:31 the Key
West Police department spear
headed by four motorcycle Off
GERS and Chief of Police Joseph
o. Kemp in a squad car roared
down Duval followed by Parade
Marshall Charles V. Lunn, Span
ish-American War veteran in
solitary splendor riding in a
sleek convertible.
Smart and trim. the d. s. Ma
rine Drum nd Bugle Corps and
the Marine Corps Marching Unit
in brilliant dress nYform
Continued On Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Police School To
Be Started Here

A police school will be started in
Key West beginning June q and
lasting through July 3. Chief of Po-
lice Joseph o. Kemp reported this
morning.
The plans for the school were the
outcome of a visit of Coordinator
Roy Ross of the Florida Police
Academy, from Orlando. Fla. who
was the guest of Chief and Mrs.
Kemp over the weekend.
Subjects to be taught will be an
nounced later, Chief Kemp said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
HELP SWELL DAMS LEAD!

There ore over $4,000 registered
voters in Monroe County. but unless
we get that vote out we connot make
our weight felt in State polite ol
circles.
Vote on MdY 9th and pull lever
IA for DAN MCCARTHY. Florido's next
governor.
I'd Asw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Leave Wednesday

WINTER HAVEN .F-~The queen
Of the 1852 Florida Citrus Expo
sition and her court viii leave
Wednesday for q 10 day visit to
New York.
The blonde queen, Patricia Bur
COON. Indian River City. and her
maids will appear on radio and
televlsion shows. attend a number
Of parties and receive many Of
heir prlzes,
The queens maids making the
trip include Diane Thom pson and
Janet Rudolph, both Of Lakeland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Experts Denial
Refuted By
6. Saunders,
Earl Duncan

herman V. Bennett, handWrit-
ing expert of the Pan American
Secret Service Inc, Miami, has en-
phatically denied quotations at
tributed to him oy Supervisor of
Registration Sam Pinder and quot
ed in The Citizen of May s.
In long letter received by The
Citizen and sent to others, Bennett
says the story draws only one con-
clusion and that is that he has
white washed the entire election
in Key West and given it "clean
bill of health" which he declares
is in direct conflict with facts.
The Citizens source for the story
on May 5 was the Supervisor of
Registration Sam Pinder who gave
direct quotations from Mr.. Bennett
which were witnessed by four per.
sons In addition to Pinder.
The statement of Benefits quot
ed in The Citizen and witnessed by
the Board Of Canvassers member
Gerald Saunders, School Board
IN. ,.1er Il Earl Duncan. and Dep
uty registrars Mrs. Edna Mae Bull
man and Mrs. Agnes Lowe was:
"Your office is to be congratu-
lated, Mr.. Pinder, on the way it
conducted the election.
Monroe County Commission
Chairman Gerald Saunders who
was canvassing the ballots when
Bennett studied the absentee sig
natures on May told The Citizen
this morning.
"You can quote me. / sat in this
office and heard Mr.. Bennett COM
mend Mr.. Pinder on the fine way
he conducted the election"
H. Earl Duncan, newly elected
school board member, who sat all
day in the office of Supervisor
while the outcome of his race with
Julio Cabanas, Jr. was being de-
cided by the canvass of the abb
sentee ballots, told The Citizen
this morning:
Il heard Bennett congratulate
Mr.. Pinder on the fine way the ell
| ection was conducted. He congratu-
lated him on the records of his of
flee and said he couldn't find any
discrepancies in the absentee bal
lots except where the illiterate or
blind had voted. and there was no
signature. Mr.. Pinder then pointed
out that he had affidavits in the
office for the illiterates asking for
assistance In voting Bennett said
Fine"
Mrs. Bullman and Mrs. Love.
deputies In Finders office who
were present all day May and
until the vote was finished al 8 30
the morning Of May s. corroborat-
ed Benefits congratulations given
to Pinder, and quoted in The Citi-
zen.
Attorney J. Y. Porter has q
detailed report Of Benefits
findings. Porter has declined to
release the report.
Text Of BENEFITS letter fol-
. lows:
i am in receipt of the Thurs
day. May 9Th. edition of your
publication which carried nv
photograph and a front page
wrlte-up concerning my VISIT 10
Continued On Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
5oth Anniversary independence
OF Republic OF Cuba Scheduled
For Observance, Tues, May 20
CUBAN OFFICIALS
ARRIVING BY PLANE
TO PARTICIPATE
IN FIESTA PROGRAM

State Department Representa-
tive Mary Morandeyra of the Re-
public of Cuba heads the roster Of
distinguished Cuban visitors who
will arrive in Key West Tuesday
morning for participation in a fies-
Ia paying homage to the 50th an
niversary of the founding of the
Cuban Republic. May 20. 1902. She
viii receive the key Of the city
from Mayor c. B. Harvey during
an official ceremony.
A full days program has been
dedicated to the celebration spon-
sored by the Institute of San Car
los, Key West School owned by the
Cuban government. The directors
of San Carlos will be assisted by
various civic organizations in the
observance of the fiesta which is
of great significance to the Cuban
Republic and to the Cuban popu-
lation and their descendants in Key
West.
at has been tradition of the
city in the past to take part in the
annual celebration. Now at the half
century mark. the observance
takes on added importance, said
Julio Cabanas, Jr., president of
San Carlos.
Representatives OF the Cuban
government, radio commentator
from Havana, members of the Gu
ban press, staff members OF the
magazine Bohemia" and other
Cuban visitors will be greeted Off
cially at the airport at Gas am.
Tuesday. The reception committee
win be formed of San Carlos di.
rectors, members of the Sociedad
Cuba, Mayor Harvey, the Cuban
consul and authorities in general.
Police escort will be provided
from Meaeham Field. AT 1890 a.
n q pr gental "a os The 81 80. ~
key to the city of Key West will
he made by Mayor Harvey who
viii accompany the ceremony with
a speech emphasizing 5Oth Ami
versary of Cuban Independence.
Al ii am. the official party will
place floral tribute on the Bay
view Park monument TO Jose Mar.
Il, father of the movement for free
dom.
Another floral tribute will be
placed ON the memorial to the vic
TINS OF the Battleship Maine in the
City Cemetery at 11:30 m. and
q third tribute. dedicated to the
Martyrs Of the independence of Gu.
ba, will be placed on their monu.
ment at noon.
In the afternoon. the visitors will
he conducted on visit TO the
Overseas Highway at pm. A vi.
sit to the Municipal Aquarium is
planned for pm.
The evening schedule will begin
at pm. with a patriotic meeting
at San Carlos School. the theme of
honor centering on the S0th Ami
Nersary of Independence for the
Republic of Cuba. There will be a
presentation of medals and eertifi.
Gates to the veterans of the indie.
pendence of Cuba who reside in
Key West with inSpirational spec.
ches.
Highight Of the days events will
be a ball at the Soeiedad Cuba
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19

Key West, Florida, has the
most equitable climate in the
country, with an average
range OF only ~ Fahrenheit
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