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Evening star., 1953-09-24
savings on mems ties
z for 100
,Oere 100 and $50

$500 hondsome ties from which to
choose. included ore royons and some
eottons. Some washable styles in the
group. ~
$50 mems sports shirts, mostly perfect,
some slightly irreouior. Small to Ioroe
sizes. Were or if perfect, l.95 ond 2.95.
Io2 dress shirts of Sonforized cotton
broodcloth, fused coIor, Vorous sleeve
lengths. Sizes IA and II only. Were
2.29 to 2.95. Now 100
96 summer shirts, Sontorized cotton dir
weave. Were 295. Now
6 mems robes. medium size only, cotton
pIisse or denim. Were 4.o5. Now -2.o9
269 mems shorts, boxer and oripper
styles, brokenI sizes. Were 69c. Now,
39e, for LIS
1000 mems hose of cotton Or royon,
onkIet style, sizes l0l2 to l3. Were 39c
to 55c. Now W5f for I 90
Down Stoirs Store. Mems furnishings,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Vouqhn-Newrnon

Miss Geneva Newman former
ly of Memphis, Tenn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. New
man of Ripley, Tenn, was mar
ried on September IL to Mr..
Robert Kenneth Vaughn, former
ly of Nashville, Tenn. He is the
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wesley Vaughn of
Nashville.
The Rev. Malcolm Marshall
oficiated at the ceremony which
was held at Saint Margaret's
Episcopal Church in Washing
ton. A reception took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
R. Haven.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
junior miss apparel reduced

200 junior dresses or royon, silk shon-
tung. cotton or nyIon. Sizes 9 to IS.
Were 8.95 to 22.95. Now 2.99 to 1899
so wool toppers. fully lined, posteI and
dark shades, sizes 9 to IS. Were 2295
to 1895. Nov -. $50 and 1880
so suits Of royon or wool, solid coIors and
checks, sizes 9 to IS. Were $500 to
1895. Now -------l2.5o and 1880
200 pieces Of sportsweor including skirt,
blouses, tee shirts, shorts and swim suits,
broken sizes. Were l.95 to 1925. Now,
100 TO 7.95
Down Stoirs Store, Junior Miss .Apporel,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
W0men's Ioafers
greatly reduced
z 90 zcere 7.95

l4o poirs in the group, from famous
manufacturer. Leather uppers in red.
green, brown and cinnobor; natural rub
Der crepe soles. Sizes 4 to 10, N and M.
So women's shoes, in broken styles,
mostly smolI sizes. White linen pumps
and tIots. Were 2.oo to 4o9. Now 59e
Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes, Main
Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Porsons-Hoydon

!, The wedding of Miss Catherine
Challice Hayden, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Challice
Hayden Of Harrisonburg, and
Mr.. Lewis Parsons took place on
September IL. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Linwood
Parsons of Norfolk. The cere-
mony was held at Asbury Me-
mortal Methodist Church in
Harrisonburg, Va. The Rev. Wal
ter M. Lockett officiated. A re-
ception followed at the home
of the bride.
After a wedding trip, the
couple will make their home in
Texas where the bridegroom
will report for duty in the United
States Air Force.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Kerr-HuIburt

Miss Janet Ruth Hulburt,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. R.
Stephen Hulburt of Washington.
became the bride of 1t Fred
Smith Kerr ON September 2. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Kerr of South
Haven, Mich. The Rev. Russell
Cartwright Stroup. DID,, per-
formed the ceremony which took
place at the Georgetown Presby-
terian Church. A reception was
held at the CiSSel Chapel of the
church.
After a wedding trip through
the Smoky Mountains, the
couple will reside in Forest Park
in Atlanta, Ga, while 1t. Kerr
is in the service.
Save Old Powder Puffs
Worn-out powder puffs make
handy buffers for cleaning and
polishing silverware. They won't
scratch the delicate metal.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
To Discuss Travels

An account of her four months
travels in Europe will be given
by Mrs. Helen Muntz Jameson
at a meeting of the Columbia
Chapter, Izaak Walton Legue, at
8 o'clock tonight at the Women's
City Club, 1888 I street NV.
Mrs. Frank j. Mulkern, chapter
president, will preside.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
huge reductions on
cotton loop rugs

IL size 4x6 IT,, we're 1875, now l3.47
10 size 3x5-ft., we're 1925, now 8.ll
4 size 27x54". we're 7.95, now 5.e7
z size 24x45". we're SOS, now 4.47
De luxe cotton loop rugs in ovoI and
square shapes, mode on heavy sheetins
with rubberized backing to prevent slip
ping. Rose, hunter green, wine, gold,
sea green, red or blue. Not oil eoIors in
oil sizes.
Down Stoirs Store, Rugs, North Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
great savings in homefurnishings

900 jumbo size bath towels, 24x46", we're Is 8ee
300 motehing hand or guest towels, we're 69c 49c
200 motehne wash cloths, we're 39c z for 45e
Big thirsty Poetic terry "Supersorb" towels in
white, cold, pink, blue, green. red. lime, IiIoe and
oquo. Buy now and save.
200 bed pillows 2lx27" full size, tailored edge,
striped ticking, IS % cured chicken feathers, 250o
curIed turkey feathers -----2f for 500
300 rresuor chenille bedspreods, twin full size,
many coors or patterns. If perfect would be 5.95
and o.95. Now 3.o9
ESQ jumbo size scotter rugs, 27x5O", non-skid,
washable, solid coIors cut pile or low twist 2.o9
Down soirs Store Budget Homefurnishnes North Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
misses and Women's dresses
GOO ncere 8.95 to 1926

A group Of IS dresses Of royon, cotton or
chiffon. Solid eoIors and prints, mony
styles and eoIors. Sizes IL to 20; l4h
to 22I2.
40 misses dresses of cotton or Benbere
royon, assorted styles, sizes z to &c.
Were 695 to lO.95. Now ---- 400
Down Stoirs Store, Misses ond Women's
Dresses, Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
small feather hats
greatly reduced
100 lcere 4.95

As in the group. 3 different styles.
adjustable heodsizes. Block, red,
pink, blue or white, studded with
rhinestones.
Down Stors Store, Millinery. Main
Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
girls apparel
at savings
1,Q0 ,cere 2.95 to 3.95

100 pieces in the group, including fIonneI
lined ieons, dresses, skirts and unIined
poplin jackets. Broken sizes 7 to IA.
we're NOW
200 girls items, including
polo shirts, Vorious hots ond ! .88 to
swim suits, sizes to a. 2.oS 100
2l girls roineoots, assorted
coIors, broken sizes to a. 5.95 3SS
Down Stoirs Store, Girls Apparel, Main
Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
girdles at reductions

WETE INV"
80 cotton sirdIes, side
hook, pink, sizes IS to
80 ond 40 --- 500 z.ss
81 sirdIes, cotton or ny
lon, Talon fastener, sizes
26 to 30, 81 to 3d. Not 895 to
all sizes in every style 1000 4.99
10 sirdIes, cotton or ny
lon, Talon tostener. Sizes
IS to II. 81 and 33. Not
oil sizes in every style = $50 z.99
7 pontie sirdIes, pink roy
on sotin, ToIon fastener,
sizes 80, 81 to SO --- $50 4.99
Down Stoirs Store, Corsets and Bros,
Moin Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24

Perfume always should be used
with toilet water or cologne. The
latter forms the foundation of
fragrance, perfume the accent
just as lipstick is the accent to
your makeup.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
chiIdren's shoes
2.88 l0ere 3.95 to 6.95

IS poirs in the group. broken sizes and
assorted styles. Also some bedroom slip
pers.
Down Stoirs Store, Chidren's Shoes,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
chiIdren's irregular
snowsuifs, 1898 and 1898

if perfect, 1895 to 1926
large group from which select oil worm. all with
very slight Irregularities. Broken sizes z to 4.
Down Stors Store Infonts' Apparel, Main Building
smart savings on costume jeWeIry
So each, 2 for 90
Uere 90
odd 2Ooo Fedeo
400 pieces in the group including necklaces bracelets,
earrings and pins Tailored gold silver tone metal,
others set with simulated stones.
Down Stors Store, Jewelry, Main Building
also Bethesda Budget Store
special purchase :. sleeveless
wool sweaters, SO
1rere 3.05
500 from which to choose, oil with popular turtle neck
Gold ereen rust, purple navy and green shades. Sizes
"a to 40.
Down Stors Store Junior Miss Apparel, Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
chiIdren's apparel
drasticaIIy reduced
66e lcere 100 to 2.95

Group Of 800 pieces includes
overolIs, dresses, chenille robes.
Broken sizes.
Down Stoirs Store, Infonts' APporel,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
cotton bIouses 1.25
zcere I.99 to 2.95

525 included Of cotton sinshom, ehom-
broy. pique or broodeloth. Sizes 81 to
"A but not in every style or fobFie.
Down Stors Store, Bouses. Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
inexpensive dresses
at reductions
save on douhIe.WoVen
printed cotton gloves
Soc pair
IOere I.69 pair

Us poirs in the group in red and white,
block and green, blue and white. Broken
sizes eHz to Ia. Not oil styles in oil
sizes.
Down Stoirs Store, Gloves, Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
save 1895 on misses
wool suits, 22.95
aUpre :30.95
Were 39.95

A group Of 80 suits, including boxy suits
with poodle cloth ioekets, blouse and
skirt. tailored suits Of wool and robbit
hoir, wool soboEdine and wool flannel
suits. All fully lined. with hond- finished
detoiIs.
Down Stoirs Store. Suits and Coots, Main
Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
nyIon and rayon
slips reduced
2.14
soere 2.0S and 3.95

1872 in the group, reduced from
regular stock. Loee trimmed or
toiIored styles, adjustable strops.
White, pink or black. Broken
sizes and coIors.
Down Stoirs Store. Underwear Main
Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
home furnishings reduced

II cotton pIisse pillow shoms with white
ruttIes, Vorious coIors. Were l.o5.
l6 cotton pIisse Vonity skirts, solid coIors
with white ruffIe. Were 2.99. Now, I. 40
8 poirs cotton plisse ruffied eurtoins
trimmed with white ruffIe. Were 4 80.
Now 2.29
Down Stoirs Store, Homefurnishines,
Evening star., 1953-09-24
sporisWear at savings

were NOW
IS cotton dresses,
misses and short
er sizes ---- s.e5 I.ss
so wool flannel
skirts, misses sizes,
solid coIors -- 5.oS 3.99
80 wool and orion
plaid skirts, misses
sizes. .-- 1875 3.9S
100 cotton skirts,
solid colors, misses 4o5 g
sizes 5,95 2.ss
l3 cotton knit suits
with scoop neckline 8.o5 l.99
IS cotton dresses,
misses ond holf 8o5 6
sizes, dark oolors 1895 3.s9
so cotton shorts,
misses sizes. --- 2.95 100
100 cotton shorts.
white and cotton l.l9to
hoIters - l.e5 ace
Down Stoirs Store, Sportsweor,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24

special purchase :. wrought iron
candle warmer, loo
tCere 80
200 in the group deo for keeping food hot the tobe
Stond large enough for casserole dishes Complete with
gloss unit and candle.
Down Stors Store Budget Homefumishinas North Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24

decorator hand.sewn, washable
rayon taffeta lamp shades
2.9s and 3'ss
300 in the group including II" down bridge size, IA"
swing size, Is" table size and 9" floor Iomp sze
Droped top and bottom style. 2.9e GoIIeytype pillow
pped style, 3s9. Essshe, beige. gold, red and ehor
treuse.
Down Stors Store Lomps. North Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
special purchase luggage
savings Of $50 to 400o

OF Prices plus ZUVo tederoI tox
JointIess 3-pIy wood frame, bross-pIoted English
locks. VinyI Plastic covering in ton tweed with
eoppertone binding, sroy tweed with navy binding,
navy eobordine with white piping. 100 in group.
Not oil sizes in oil coors.
Down Stoirs Store, Luggage, North Building
Evening star., 1953-07-23

These prices effective until close Of business Saturday,
July rs, 1858, in Washington, d. c.; MARYLAND:
Bethesda Silver Spring. TakOma Park Bladensburg,
Rockville Gaithersburg Coral Hills Hyattsvie Kensing
ton Brentwood, Chevy Chase, COmar Manor, Wheaton,
Mount Rainier College Park Berwyn, Suand, Marlboro,
LAUREL Indian Head Capitol Heights. VIRGINIA: Alex
andra Arlington Fairfax Falls Church, Mclean Hern.
don, Vienna, Annandae. NO SALES TO DEALEKS'
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
Produce prices subject to daily market change.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Meany Denounces
Republican Failure
To Amend Labor Act

AFL President George Meany
said last night that President Eli
senhower had failed to carry out
his responsibility" to make spe-
cific proposals to Congress for
revision Of the Taft-Hartley law.
Mr.. Meany charged also that
Republican leaders in Congress
are now trying ''to repudiate
President Eisenhower's major
pledge to labor-prompt re-
vision of the Taft t-HartleyAct to
make the law merit the respect
and support Of labor and man
agement'."
He said that while the Presi-
dent urged such action in his
state-of the Union message four
months ago. Chairman Smith of
the Senate Labor Committee was
quoted in a news story as saying
he and Senator Taft. Republic
can. of Ohio. had agreed there Is
no imperative necessity" for
action this year.
Mr.. Meany said Senator Smith
added insult to injury" when he
said that both unions and man
agement "like the kind of law
that the Taft-Hartley Act is"
1T appears that Senator Smith
has heard only what manage
ment wants." Mr.. Meany con-
tinued. He has deliberately
IGNORED the unanimous demands
Of trade union representatives
for immediate and thorough re-
vision of a law which is viciously
unfair to the workers Of this
country.
"IS President Eisenhower going
to keep his pledge to labor? We
do not feel he has carried out his
responsibility in this vital matter
Evening star., 1953-06-06

by q mere recommendation to
Congress that has not been fol-
lowed up by specific legislative
proposals. The working people Of
this country have the right to
expect action on this issue this
year from President Eisenhower
and Congress"
Mr.. Meany's statement fol-
lowed a blast of the CIO Execu-
tive Board at the administrators
policies on taxation, foreign af-
fairs, social security and hous-
ing.
Evening star., 1953-06-06

DIRECTIONS: Drive out Arlington Blud.
(Route 5O) or Lee H,Dy. (211) to Broad St. in
St. (trGttic light and Ford co.,, left about
4 blocks to Brooktarm sign, left to homes
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Grand Jury 10 Be Called
In Election Investigation
By the Asseeiated Press

ALBUQUERQUE. June g.
District Judge Waldo Rogers
says he will call a special grand
jury late this month to investi-
gate last falls senatorial elec-
ton in Bernalillo County.
He made the announcement
after petitions calling for the
probe were submitted to him by
a citizens group.
The petitions had been turned
down earlier because they bore
insufficient signatures.
The petitions ask that Senate
investigators who have been
checking the reelection Of Sem
ator Chavez, Democrat. Of New
Mexico. on a Statewide basis
be called to testify before the
jury concerning any law viola
tionS they might have found.
The Senate Elections subcom-
mittee is at present checking
Bernalillo County registration
lists against poll books. A full
recount is scheduled to begin
Monday.
The Senate probe started seven
months ago after defeated Re-
publican Patrick j. Hurley con-
tested the Chavez victory.
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CNlhDaA fAA1A2G&A@ ARA NN&lA
The added open evening gives the
pre-grade and grade school mem.
bers chance to engage in theid
fayorite crafts work and TO have
fun in games and entertainment
directed BY Mrs. Sylvia Goldman
formerly with the Dade County Re.
creation Program.
Manual Arts Instructor, Bud
Murray is in charge of tonight's
workshop and handicraft. On Tues
day, John Marzyk and Pete Simp-
son supervise. There is no charge
except for the material used in the
crafts and youngsters are cordially
invitd. Parents are also welcome
to visit and see the Center's activ.
tiles.
Miss Arlene Merritt made Wes-
ley House available for the Youth
Center programs.
Mrs. Winston Jones expressed
gratefulness to all those who help
carry on the Center's plans. Super
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Talent ShO,U
Set Tonight
By Hansens

Have you an Uncle Ezra who
plays a musical saw? Or an Aunt
Esmeralda who crochetS with mus.
ical hooks? Bring them as your
proteges to the talent show tonight
at the Fantasea Lonngel Or, Just
leave them at home and come hear
some other amateur talent at the
Trade Winds.
Renee and Fred Hansen say they
are offering opportunity to talent
scouts" The performers may even
pick up Hollywood contract. il
they go to Hollywood. At any rate,
the evening will be fun and Renee.
who has introduced some of today's
top talent to the show world when
she was m. c., hopes to find some
new twinklers on the star horizon.
Ii you can sing, or even If you
just think you can. or play, or do
pantomime, or juggle, or have
trick dog. wen be seeing you
tonight.
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house at sunset, one Of an ancient
brick windmill, several of artists
at work, an auction at a place
called Yankee Trader where
|heirlooms and antiques abound.
stately elm-lined streets with slim
church spires pointing the way to
heaven, square Colonial homes,
salt-bOx cottages by the sea, whar.
YES and fishing boats, rolling dunes,
|a whale bone relic and a bride
path in pine woods, That last really
entices me. The Chamber of Com
merce puts out a directory with all
attractions listed and they issue a
fishing invitation number with a
challenge to Florida. They claim
Cape Cod won the worlds crown
for the biggest fish. A whale of a
story.
FINNEcAN'S FEED BOX Is
full Of wild oats. Lines like Uncle
Jake quit fighting at the drop Of a
hat. He was wearing il" Such sal
lies are interpreted between bits
of thisa-thata- data like explanation
of the word ''kiva," which is Pue.
bio Indian for a Ceremonial hut I"
From this, 4 health food guy
named product which was based
on the word. 1t seems 10 the kiyas
the Indians ate special food to give
them the pep" to venture forth on
horse-rustling, raids or heap-big
athletic contests. Do you suppose
our decathlon champ crunched
those ''keyos" before the Olympic
gamesf Maybe If Harky Ems and
Jim Cobb ate some of these build.
er-uppers their present hair-grow.
ing contest would rev up. Cobb is
culdvating . moustache. Ems is
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Deal from Clinton. Okla, the mo.
Their Of Mrs. C. w. Parr.
Homemade cakes with delicious
frosting, cookies, and coffee was
served at the gathering. The lad
les on the committee who made
the baked delicacies included Mrs.
W. + Bruce. Mrs. L. M. Smith,
Mrs. I. ] COrhett. Mrs. A. 7. Le-
dew, Mrs, A. Nj. Hill. Mrs. H. p.
Ritsch and Mrs Mann.
Mrs 10th expressed delight Al
receiving the gift and also said
that she had enjoyed her stay in
Key West and work with the club.
She added that Il was with ex.
IRENE regret that she was saying
goodbye TO friends and eo.workers
of the FAWTu o. ". c. here, She
and her husband have been enter
tanned consistently with . number
of parties prior to their adios to
Keg West The Toshs vii be great.
~ missed.
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.ONCH
CEIOWDER
By RAYMgR

Il there anyone who got . chance
to see how Harold Reilly looked
ION the ABC.TV show yesterday?
II so, would like q report on how
he appeared to the public eye and
liz that Irish wit flashed with its
usual emerald twinkle. Today
came . silver box from Vera
Reilly with a lovely collection Of
flowers and vegetables tbelieve Il
or not, for my hair. There's silk
yellow chartreuse rose, a bunch Of
gray purple, green and maroon
pOsies, 4 flight Of butterflies, q
warm fawn wreath and q pure
white wreath that can be made In.
TO q little flower hat, a bunch Of
red cherries, and the vegetables
which are miniature radishes, tur.
|nips, peppers, etc, and even .
tiny eggplant. I'll save the fanciest
to wear in New York when / get
. firsthand look Of the life of the
Reillys.
Ellis Finch noted ad In q Mia
mi paper In the classified section
which said, Anyone found In my
watermelon patch at night win be
found there next morning. Jay
Halls explanation Of his iumbled
by-line came through in Sundays
paper in his column. In case you
missed il, Il seems that Jay Hall
and o. J. Smith worked at the
same news office and everytime
someone yelled, "Oh, Jay" both
he and o. J. Smith responded. So
even the by-lines were mixed. Per-
Ihaps for . gag?
SAD DAY is next Blue Monday
when Capt. Joe 10th and his love-
tly lady Margaret take off for the
trek to San Francisco. Margaret
was not only active in naval work
but was one of the ladies' Who
mixed with townspeople and won
the regard and affection Of sead,
Iof Key WesterS. The fashion shows
put on by various civic organiza,
'Itions win miss her charm and her
modelling ability. The Garden Club
WIN be minus . member with 90
Ieye for artistic arrangement.
land there win be no Capt. Joe d
tote palms and such for nexi
years show. But, since il must b.
so, adios. and good luck.
1 PROPAGANDA is being show.
cred on me from BIN Greene, Key
West artist who Is up IN Cape Cod
He says the season doesn't Gel
'underday up there Down East
until July and It's sim cold. hit.
ting % degrees at night. / dom
have any hlr-lined Bikini bathing
suit or ermine eaF-muffs or / might
'icaper On Cape Cod. Indian Sum
unsf i supposed to Be their bssl
season according TO the co10red
folders I must say the pictures
have lure. There's one Of 4 Light.
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Adios Coffee
Chen Ii. Honor
OF Mrs. Joe 10th

Mrs, JOSEPH 10th, wife Of Capt.
Joseph 10th. skipper Of FAWTu
was honored al the groups q, W.
c. coffee session yesterday morn.
ing al Aeropalms, with q farewell
salute and i Gift from her collea-
CUES.
The Toths leave Monday for San
Francisco, Calf. Mrs. 10th re-
eeived 4 handsome piece Of lug.
gage. ! fitted travelling case Of
navy blue and cream leather. The
presentation was made by Mrs.
Fred Mann, chairman Of the
FAWu officers wives unit
The turnout tor the adios coffee
party was excellent Among the
special guests vas Mrs carrie
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FORMER KEY WESTER
HERE WITH RELATIVES

Visiting here At the home Of his
mother. Mrs. 1. n. Todd. Is Ed
ward ]. Freyberg Of South Jack
sonville. His wife and daughter
Donna and Mrs. Freyberg's nep-
'hew, Michael Williams accompany
him.
Mr.. Freberg Is vice president
and general manager Of the lax
Tile Company and vice-president
of the Capital Tie Company Of
Tallahassee. Fla. He is . former
Key WesteT.
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intendent of Public Instruction,
Horace O'Bryant. co-operated in
getting experience and capable in.
structors for both teenagers and
the young set"
The crafts combine hobbies with
work and play and are . boon 70
both children and their parents.
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Apply To We'd

william c. johnson. =. ~
Whitehead Street and Vera Louise
Role. y. same address. have ap.
piled TO "a marriage license at the
Office Of County Judge Raynaoad b.
Lord.
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growing what looks like a Van
Van Dyke beard. Asked my Boss
what was meant by mild state Of
lunacy" tthe phrase was in an old
newspaper account). and he
grinned at me. said, tRaymer,
I'D rather not answer that one. "
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Glare small whole cooked car.
rots 10 . mixture 0f honey and but.
ter Or margarine fpf . new way 70
serve this vegetable. Carrots pre-
pared this way are delicious with
meat, fish or poultry
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

A teakettle Of water kept On the
stove win be useful for sman cook.
ing needs and save many . step
to the sink.
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Wesley House Youth Center adds
Extra Program Beginning Tonight

Beginning tonight the Wesley House Youth Center win be open
Thursday as well every Tuesday
need for extra recreation has recognized hy those charge
which supervised Jones