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WOODSIDE PARK

Grace Church rd., in exclusive sec
tion of Silver Spring-Pert Colonial
home. with 2-car attached garage:
lge. liv. rm.. den and screened porch
Kit. roomy and inviting; 2nd fr. has
3 bedrms., 2 tiled baths; 2 finished
rms. on 3rd A.; bsmt. with rec. rm.
windows, elec. washer and dryer and
dishwasher; priced considerably less
than surrounding homes. To inspect,
call Anne Chatterton. evenings. KE
F7-04S2; ST. 1900.
James L. Dixon & Co.
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLLs
802 THURMAN AVE.

OPEN SUNDAY. / TO DARK
Brick bungalow with entrance elcove;
bedrms. and tile bath on LIST a.;
2 rooms finished in q well-insulated
attic; full bsmt. with pine-paneled
recr. room and bar: economical oil
heat; large concrete rear porch,
large front and rear yards fenced.
Out New Hampshire ave. to first
right to Thurman, left to house. TO
inspect Saturday, call Mrs. Bo0den,
LO. 5-02S4. KIRKS REALTY Co,
Realtors, HO. 677S, 90
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ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD.
OPEN SUM-, IL UNTIL DARK
5511 EMERSON ST.
Outstanding detached six-room house
on corner lot. Large liy. rm. with
kitchen. three bedrooms. house fresh
~ redecorated; owner suddenly NOV
ing away, must sell. Mr.. Maury.
TU. 1926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. S346
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA RAMBLER

BETHESDA RAMBLER
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL AND
NATIONAL HEALTH CENTER
Only 2 years old. Has living room,
dining room, kitchen, Q bedrooms
and bath; stairway to expansible
attic; full basement with recreation
room.
WESTGATE
OWNER BOUGHT LARGER HOUSE
Three-bedroom and 2-bath white
brick Colonial, built in 1898 and in
excellent condition. Garage, gas
heat, nice size lot.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. AGA
Once Open Daily and Sunday,
"a. M. to p. NJ.
List Your House With Us)
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SILVER SPRING

ASSUME LGE. 4T CT LOAN
lst A., bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.
and Kit. comb: stairs to end d.
with expansion and 4 windows; full
Approx. So. 900 al III 10 loan. n 5i $50 p,s: Der
mo. incl. taxes.
CLOSE-IN, $12,95O
Assume sYsfi 5S In 0sHs trusts 81 Of obsr
flnancing. CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor.
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SILVER SPRING
Red brick prewar bungalow: level lot;
lovely trees, ,liv. rm: with irepl.,
H.; expandable attic: fuii full bsmt. ns gas gas
&C. heat; S16,25O; irnmed. poss.
GRUBB-WnLIAMS. 81. 4554. lover
40 years in Silver Spring" al
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
WHEATON,

Desirable brick Cape Cod, in lovely
neighborhood. has liv. rm., din. rni.,
equip. kit. 3 bedrooms, bsmt., and
baths. Asking $1,000, S4, 900
down will handle. Call Mrs. Crotts,
JU. S-4474. cox q CO., 81. O776.
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Library on 1st Floor
Beautiful Ranblers

W. BERENs SALES. INC
1920 K st. 30
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
North W0nflSiflel

Four bedroom brick Colonial, large
corner lot. Det. 2-car gar; excel.
location, close to shop, transp.
elementary and junior h. B.; shown
by appt. only.
6:room Colonial. Liv. rm., din. rm.,
ktt.,. bedrms. and bath; full
bsmt.; outside entr.; conv. to public
and parocl1ial schools.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
BOA Bonifant st. SH. 5000
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RF,THESNA
BETHESDA-$17,5OO

BEIHESDA-Sl7,5OO
Open Daily and Sun, IL to 6
New 3-bedrm; brick rambler with
immed. occupancy; S6.2O0 cash
Also in this group 2 and 4 bedroom
Cape Gods and 2-story Colonials.
Call Mr.. Matthews. OIL. 7179.
Directions: From Bank of Bethesda
out Old GEORGETOWN "a. 2 mi. tc
Beach ave. turn left and follow
Cooley signs to 5915 Walton rd.
COOLEY BROS, DI. 14S1
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HOUSES SALE-s.E. teen.,,
OPEN SUM-, 2 TILL DARK
625 Atlantic ST & r.

Vacant, immed poss. for the family
that wants o cute 5-rm. brick home
on good termS. Being offered at a
low price with approx. SO. 900 down.
Only B yrs. old; equip. kitchen, full
osmt;; gas heat. fenced yard; near
had furn. or unfurn. Bring the
family out Sun. and II you like it
well work out terms to suit. ANDRE.
INC, LU. 4.O747 on
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BETHESDA

M. Naval Hospital; detached frame;
bright bedrms.. liv. rm.., kit, batn
auto. gas heat. Price, S13,50O;
$4,000 cash. MA. 1888. OR. 03O5.
00s
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BRICK RAMBLER
rnr~- AAn N1&

CLOSE TO WESTMoRELAND CIR.
Adjacent to Westbrook School, West
gate, Md; 8 bedrm-brick ramblers,
sample house nearing completion.
D. G.. GRUVER
Ma 1887
Directions: On Mass. Ave to Balti-
more ave, right to 1st stop sign
left to houses. 80
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
Brick and Redwood Rambler
SEPARATE DINING ROOM
ONLY -$17.350
First Offering of this brand-new RAM
bier featuring large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room, 2
bedrooms. beautiful kitchen and tile
bath. Downstairs. q beautiful Eng
reation- room. No expense has been
spared throughout the entire house
to furnish the finest materials and
workmanship. It's q real beauty. RI
diculously low priced at only $17.350.
Call Mr.. Nichols. North 2117. con
Monday. call at MA. 5005O
W. BERENs SALES, INC
1920 X st. 30
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LANHAM, MD.
VACANT-1 ACRE

Large Groom home on beautifully
handicapped sround, screened porch.
erase. "a mile of Defense hwy.
Priced for immediate sale. To in
spect. call Mr.. Nav, with FRANK
J. VOLKMAN. EN-. 1865; ewes.
EN-. 7S4Q,
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OPEN SAT, SUN, is

Directions: Out Colesyille I'd. RIGHT
At old Bladensburg, left at vii.
namsburg. follow Hewitt signs to
1OO15 Brookmoor DIR.
FRANK L. HEWITT CO..
S42H Eentnn CT CT onnn %
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$1,000 CASH
CAPE COD

New, expandable attic; large living
room, fireplace; complete electric
kitchen. large dining area, two
large bedrooms, full bath on flrst
floor. Attic completely insulated and
ready for two additional bedrooms,
gas &C. heat. If you are a veteran,
monthly payments including princi-
pal, interest, taxes and insurance
will be approx. $75. Priced for i'm
mediate sale, $12,950. Call Mr.
Conlon. OR. 5192.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 Z ST. NV.
MA. 5OO5 30
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SILVER SPRING

Close in; only o few blocks from
Georgia and Alaska aves.. this lovely
home contains large living room
with fireplace. full-size dining room,
kitchen. bedroom and bath on Isl
moor; two bedrooms and bath on 2nd
tiful lot: detached garage; full. dry
basement. Priced right ct S2l $50.
GaM MT. Engle, GE. 1888. with
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SILVER SPRING
9002 Eaton Rd

Four bedroom. 1h-bath detached Co.
lonial brick with q superbly land
Scaped lot 70xI1O. Excellent con-
yentional or GI loan, PAUL LEPS.
Ma. 2202, EN-. S495. 20
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HI. 6sOs. HI. 1884.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
7ery clean 2 bedrm. brick bungalow
with full bsmt. and full stairway to
expansion attic. Equipped kit. and
large level lot: blocks to bus,
schools and shopping. FRED BUR-
CESS, VI. 2S02 It'll q.
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PALISADES SECTION"
A new brick rambler with 8 rms.
2 bedrms., tile baths; level lot over
looking the Palisades Of the Poto-
mac; price only S16.95O and worth
it. This should merit your inspec-
tion today. Cali ME. 1143 until
pm. today or Sunday. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
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TWINBROOK
OPEN

SUNDAY, ] TO 5
Det., 3 beautiful bedrms., liz baths,
living rm. with frpl. and picture
window, lge. dining IT.; modern
fully. equipped kit; house is COM
pletely insulated for economy and
comfort; conv. auto. gas heat, lge.
yard with chain link fence and play
equipment
I33O3 MIDWAY AVE.
tJust OF Viers Mill Rd.)
c. NJ. JOHNSON-SH. 451S
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SITUATION DOUBTFUL
CONTINUED From Page One)

delegates were not seated until
after the platform was adopted.
Byrnes viii make his views
known In detail at the convention.
In Virginia. Gov. John Battle re-
fused to comment until the State
Central Committee meets. He said
he had very definite opinions on
the question but would not make
them known at this time.
William NJ. Tuck. Virginia Dem
ocratic chairman, took the position
the Virginia delegation's refusal TO
sign the loyalty pledge at Chicago,
released the state convention from
any commitment TO support either
platform or ticket. The Virginia
convention Of July IL can be re-
convened by the State Committee.
u leaders so desire.
Gov. Robert Kennon Of Louisiana
said the Democratic State Central
Committee would decide whether
the Louisiana party would support
the national ticket.
The decision should be BY the
party as q whole said Krnnos,.
who led the fight Of the Louisiana
delegation against the Loyalty
pledges. The people WIN make
their wishes known % the 100 renst
Der Central Committee. / feel il
IS . matter Cor tia committee to
decide
The committee has the power 10
name the nominees the louisiana
party Win back. kennon would not
comment ca the possibility the
name Of Dwight Eisenhower. Re.
puhlicar nomLnee. rnigks be placed
before the committee. The eom.
nsiftee chairman. ~. b. Cxrxtar.
rAen. WIN SCI the dase for the
Central Committee Eseeslng.
In MEsssxxipFa there MAS d move
arnrg sorns Democrats 10 try Ii
get EisenA0~er's nare before she
ct EsxenAnwev's name besUrs sAe
state convention.
Former L. Cor. Sam Innpsin
snncxsnced EissnAcxers nane
wrald - placed hesurr TIE COO
ventson wn<n 4 rxrunvxnes rexs
na1nkn Hcwevxv. seafr DwFmncrasar
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Ech0asis Scene
Of FareiUeH For
Cdr, Mrs Phillips

A farewell party was recently
held ut Echoasis for Commander
and Mrs. .. s. Phillips. upon his
detachment as Commander Of The
Underway Training Unit and Chief
Staff Officer, Commander Of Fleet
Training Unit. Key West. Florida.
The set together was given by OF.
ticers of Underway Training Unit.
Officers OF Fleet Sonar School
Squadron Ships and Utility Squad.
ron 10.
Commander Phillips win report TO
Deslant Pool and take Command
Of . destroyer. He has served as
Chief Staff Officer. Fleet Training
Group and Commander at Under.
way Training Unit for the past :
years. He came TO the Key West
area from duty aboard the carrier
uSS Midway tC.vB$ll where he
served as First Ii. and Damage
Control Officer.
A few days previous TO the off.
GERS party Al Echoaxis. the enlisted
personnel u Underway Training
Unit gave q party In honor of the
Commander and Mrs. Phillips also.
This took place III the local beach
patio on the Naval Station.
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Capt. Davis received a special
plaque COMMUNICATING his by
now famous catch Of an eight
foot, one inch Istiphorus nigri-
cans (oh yes it is!) which tipped
the scales at So pounds. The
plaque was q miniature replica
81 q sailfish in silver and blue.
Other guests honored at the
happy gathering were Capt. and
Mrs. C. H. Andrews, Capt. and
Mrs. w. p. Schoeni, Capt. and
Mrs. p. w. Garnett, Capt and
Mrs. F. G. Selby and Comdr. and
Mrs. F. d. Walker, Jr.
Cocktails and mixed drinks
were supplied by an elaborate
buffet supper prepared and serv-
ed under the supervision OF 1t.
William Wells and the efficient
Echoasis staff. The recently reno
waited officers club was decorated
with tropical flowers. colored
lights added q gala touch to the
patio where an orchestra played
for dancing.
Farewells to Capt. Davis were
repeated by scores of his personal
friends following the official
adios speeches. Greetings were
extended the new officers and
their wives who have been as
signed to Key West. The party
began at $50 p. m. and lasted
until well after midnight.
Comdr. L. A. Lajaunie was in
charge Of the overall arrange
ments.
Special guest list included Adj
miral and Mrs. I. 7. Duke, Miss
Terril Duke, Capt. w. H. Trues-
dell, Capt and Mrs. Harold Pay.
son, Jr., Capt. and Mrs. B. Z.
Bradley, Miss Betty Bradley,
Capt. and Mrs. 7. D. Boaz, Capt.
and Mrs. A. E. Buckley, Capt.
and Mrs. J. G. 10th, Capt, and
Mrs. ] C. Heinz, Capt. and Mrs
+. E. Parish, Jr., Cdr. and Mrs,
H. c. Spiccr, Cdr. and Mrs. r. M.
Farrell, Cdr. and Mrs. w. 3.
Widen N, State Representative
and Mrs. Bernie C. Papy. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Maitland Adams and
Miss Dorothy Raymer.
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Special Honor
Guests Also attend
Open House

Assisting Thursday 1t the open
home for Hrs. Patricia Robinson's
party were these hostesses: Mrs.
B. G. Fold, Hrs. Norman Jerome
Mrs. Gloria Herrick, Miss Suzanne
Herr. Miss Merrill Hilton, and Miss
Carol Chaphe. Assisting with Ire
50 children attending were MRS.
Miriam Williams and Mrs. Annie
Laurie Garcia.
Among the older quests were.
Mrs. Wilhe!mina Harvey, Mrs.
Bernie G. Papy, Mrs. Delio Cobo.
Mrs. Lillian Shriner, Mrs. Lynn
Mallard; Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Her.
rick. Mrs. Everett Cox. Mrs. Sat
terwaite, Mrs. George E. Laur-
ence, Mrs. r. G. Martin. and Mr..
Stewart Smith.
Special honor guests were two
Girl Scouts from Troop 1O-Lynn
jackson and Corrine Boaz: and I
Boy Scouts from Tony Mariners
Troop 253 -Gurdon Hamilton. Rea-
YES Steed, Robert Halliday and All.
fred Yates.
These young patrons Of the ho-
tel came and brought guests: Wen
dy Jerome: Tina and Debby Fro
me; Jime Robson; Rosemary
Herrick; David Burke; Tom, Alan.
and Crystal Milberger; Mike Re.
german: Lynn Mallard; Karen Be
reosky; Dick and Penny Martin:
George and Win Laurence: Jim.
Charley, and Cathy Ferris. Sue
Porter; Bill Middaugh; Carol Sat
terwaite; Sonny and David Bar.
field; and Jimmy and Debby Jen-
sen.
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COLLEGE STUDENT
ASSIGNED TO SUB

Harold R. Pottker. Jr., seaman
apprentice, uSN, has reported for
duty aboard the USS Sonnet, a sub
marine based at Key West. He
graduated last month from the
Submarine School at New London,
Conn.
Pottker Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold r. Pottker of 1854
North Massasoit, Chicago, Illinois.
A graduate Of Austin High School,
he attended Culver Stockton Col.
lege and Wright College prior TO
entering the navy. While at college
he was active in basketball and
baseball and was member of the
Phi Sigma ri fraternity.
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Columbia Il. Man
Assigned To Duty
NaraI dir Station,

II. JOSEPH II Rlsnkhorn. uSN
sen Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Francis T..
Rslakhorn oE szis Whitney Street,
Silver SprtaSs. Maryland, has re.
ported FIR dsssy d. Asrxhlp nevelcp.
inrnf SxsuaaTsm.ii. Naval Air 81.
sion. sSsca Chlea truaa she Naya
AR Sgstsoa, Akrpa. ohie.
Il. Rlankhngn graduated Il Co.
unshas InayeESsty ana hax served
In xPsa. xrxs. xrgi. ard xFii
He vas designated Naval Avlasar
on I August fsss. lie d ensissesa 10
wear The AIR Medxl. AsnsrsSan
Theatre ADD Dcfense snd Wn<sd
Mar II ssxtnry vshAars-
Ia hasnkAnsm wsls hse al TIA
Ss~.sr I'd, Slgshee Park. eags1g
hts sssaeN HAenf !. key Mexs.
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Ter0l, Reports
For XII Duty
At BOcn Chica

LCDR. William A. Spooner, USN,
has reported to Airship Develop
ment Squadron IL, Naval Air Sta
ton, Boca Chica from VP-8 MAS
Quonset Point, Rhode Island.
LCDR. Spooner is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Spooner, 1901
N. 9Th Street. Longview, Texas.
LCDR Spooner was designated Ma
val Aviator on Is December 194s
and received his heavier-than-air
designation on S August 1851.
While in Key West, he and Mrs.
Spooner win reside at 3S08 Duck
Avenue.
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j get deep water in Miami withou
. lot Of expense
"As 1t was he had s22 miles q
railroad from Key West to Jack,
sonville. He hoped to make Key
West the great port the gateway
to the Panama canal, the ives,
coast of South America and Next
CO" Porter said.
The death Of Flagler in 1918, the
outbreak Of European war in 1914
upset all the plans. Then the final
blow to the realization of the
dreams of making Key West
great port was the death of j. n
Parrot, executive officer Of Flaglel
interests. president Of the Florida
East Coast. Porter said. The heirs
to the more than 500, 000, 900 estate
did not follow through.
The hurricane damage Of 1855 10
10 the railroad WIS more an excuse
than . real reason for abandoninf
the railroad, Porter said. Il could
have been repaired for less thar
81 .0o0, 900 but the FEC was losinr
nloney and did not wish to pour
more into IL. The Porter interests
and Judge Henry Taylor Of Miami
became active in promoting the
Overseas highway.
The highway was completed in
1889 with President Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt the first official pas.
senger TO cross Il. The Island City
became permanently linked % the
mainland Of Florida, through the
utilization of the old railroad Bird.
ges and viaducts and the construc-
ton Of Z brand new highway.
Today linked by air a. wen as
highway, Key West ID no longer
the remote, yellow fever battling
town Of Porter,s childhood. II is
q thriving and growing city known
through out Tho world for is health
giving climate, Z climate &c for
Presidents.
Though Presidents may come
and 60. the old Key West families
such as the Porterss carry On.
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| sent to Tampa to battle the yellow
jack up there. And in 1858 he eli
NAKED his warfare against the
dread disease in Jacksonville's de,
yastatinR epidemic.
IN recognition Of his work in this
epidemic Governor Fleming Of the
state asked DR.. J. Y. to organize
and head up FlOrida's State Board
of Health.
Then came World War /. DR.. !.
Y. happened to Be in Washington
en- route back to Key West. The
Surgeon General Of the Army
looked up from his desk to see DR..
j. Y. and said.
ssYou know Porter, God has ans
wered my prayers. How would you
like to come back to the Army?n
DR.. Porter had been retired
from the Army for years. The call
Of duty stirred the 10 year old man.
however, . that he accepted the
Surgeon General''s invitation 70 or
ganixe the sanitary facilities Of
some Of the vast network Of Army
camps sprinsing up in World War
I America.
He returned to civilian life and
health work in Key West, serving
as dollar q year man for the
city. It was in 1927 that his long
full life ended In the very same
bedroom Of the corner mansion in
which he was born.
WIN Porter instead Of following
in the medical footsteps Of his
father emnlated instead his grand
father William Curry, who was
Florida's first millionaire, and
went into business. After . year In
bank in Jacksonville, wiz Por-
ter came back to his native city
and started the insurance company
in 1891 which still plays 4 leading
part in the city"s economic life.
With George w. Allen, founder
and President Of the First National
bank, Porter formed . partnership
in 1902. Then he too went into the
bank and served as Vice President
until Aliens death in 1922. He be-
came President then and remained
SO until 1915 when he sold the bank
to the Dupont interests.
AT one time win Porter owned
1000 out Of Key Vests ISIS acres,
through his Key West Realty COM
pany. This Is the eastern end Of
the island. He first sold It to 4
man named Meacham for half 81
million dollars. Meacham made !
payment for half the amount and
then committed suicide. The Key
West Realty company bought back
the land, but finally sold it to Key
West Improvement Inc. in 1919.
During his years Is IN economic
leader Of the city, Porter's nppes
rose along with other Key Westers'
when Henry. FlagIer projected his |
dream Of making Key West the
greatest exportimport terminal Of
the South.
That's why Flagler brought the
railroad to Key West. He couldn't
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WILL PORTER
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fighting the Indian. The strenuous
life affected the Army doctors
heart. He returned to the home.
stead on the corner of Caroline and
Duyal street thinking he was to die
IN the same room in which be had
been born.
The air and relaxation Of his ma
tive city revived the doctor SO that
ne recovered and took new as
signment at Brownsville Tex. He
came back to Key West just in
time to help fight the 1886 yellow
fever epidemic. Next year be was
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That majority of other Southern
states do likewise.
II win ask the convention TO
support Stevenson unless the other
Southern states want to change, |"
he said. In that case, l would be
willing to 60 along with them. /
want to see the South stick togeth-
er above all things"
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O.W.c. LUNCHEON
POSTPONED ONE HEEK

Due b Che closing I'll rors
TsYioE oitiesrs' Club sos t~o
weeks. the O!isesrs' Wives
ofsanisaiicn has been poss.
pensd from Aasuxs ! 10 Fri.
dsY. August 3.
Ihe msmbsrs havs been
hooking forward . 10 affair.
. hesrlsstlsy ksnehsen. ard i.
d urssd Nat al sAs sew.
comeEs - The ares stssna.
Detailed inicsmass1a win ~
announced sassr this week.
Advisory BEARD zssmh~rs
viii meet Aaaust s rrs0r IA
the lunxh@cn.
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Bookings Fun
BY cEclLY RRovNsToNE
Weekday Lunch

Ham and Pickle Sandwiches;
Hard-cooked Eggs; Freshp Fruit;
Small Whole Tomatoes; Cookies;
Chilled Beverage.
tRecipe for Starred Dish follows)
Ham and Pickle Sandwiches
Ingredients: IL cup firm packed
finely ground cooked ham, 3 table.
spoons commercially prepared ma,
yonnaise, 3 tablespoons sweet pic.
kle relish, 8 slices bread.
Method: Mix well together the
ham, mayonaise, and pickle re-
lish. Make 4 hearty sandwiches
with this filling, using about 3 Ia
blespoons of 1t for each.
The sugar in honey is largely
levulose, also called fructose.
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LTJG. Frank Cone
Leaves Here For
Virginia Base

LTJG Frank X. Cone was detach-
Cd this date and proceeded on his
way to his new duty station, In
derwater Demolition Team Two,
Navy Beach Group Two, U. S. Nav
ii Amphibious Base, Little Creek,
Virginia.
LTJG Gone graduated from the
University Of Cincinnati and was
appointed an Ensign In the U. S.
Naval Reserve June 1850. He vol.
untecred for Active Duty in De-
cembcr 1850 and was sent to the
u. S. Naval Indoctrination School
ut Monterey, California. While in
Monterey LTJG Cone and Miss
Kathleen o'Kecfe. also a graduate
q The University Of Cincinnati
were married In traditional Ma
val ceremony.
Upon graduation from the Indoe
trination School LTJG Gone was
ordered 10 the USS PCS 1856 at
Key West. Florida and reported in
March 1851. His duties while on
the PCS 1855 have included Engi.
necrlng and Damage Control Off,
Ger. supply and commissars Off
Ger. Repair Officer. Custodian III
Registered Publications and Watch
Officer.
For the past nine months the
Cones have made their home at
- Rest Beach. Mrs. Cone has been
active In the Naval Officers Wives
Club a. well as other social func-
tons.
Upon reporting 10 Little Creek.
LTIG Conc viii receive . course
of instruction in the demolition of
explosives and then be assigned as
. member II one III the Under
wsscr Demolition Teams.
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fCnnfin,,od r~o,r u. -,

SAViu kd&c OucJ
s. w. Demeri Everett r. AL
bury, Arnold M. Currie, Herbert
2. Pace, and w. Curry Harris.
The dinner committee for the
evening consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Haskins and Mrs. Mary
Lowe.
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SaiIfish Theme Dominating Note
At Lively Cocktail And Buffet Fete

The saish theme based recent fishing exploit OF Capt
J. Davis commanding officer of SubRon Four who is leav
ing Key West Washington dominated the lively party
given Echoas July 25 Guests numbering 500 greeted
by officers wives acting hostesses who distributed
clever cards created Of salfish cutous.
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