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Evening star., 1953-05-07

where the Associate Justice
served as Senator for some years
before becoming a member of
the Supreme Court. There also
were a number from resident
circles where they are equally
popular.
The hosts received in the pretty
ballroom on the second floor of
the club where the music from
string orchestra was mostly
waltzes. Mrs. Burton wore a
very becoming short dress of
taffetiZed Shantung in a grape
fruit shade and her mother-of-
pearl earrings. as usual both on
one ear, matched the white of
her accessories and her orchid
bouquet.
Mrs. McKay's gown was longer
and was of Smoke-gray chiffon
embroidered on the bodice with
turquoise blue beads.
Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith, presi-
dent of the Congressional Club
was in charge of those pouring
coffee, Mrs. Aime j. Forand.
chairman of the hostess commit
tee for the Club. those pouring
tea. and Mrs. Hal Holmes. poet
laureate for the club. those pre-
siding at the punch bowl.
Mrs. Fred M. Vinson, wife of
the Chief Justice. poured coffee
and wives of other Justices of the
Evening star., 1953-05-07
By Dolores Phillips

Everybody has taken a deep
breath, fat little ponies are hav-
ing their names braided and
prize horses are being sleeked
up. The big-time horse show
circuit has opened in this part
of Virginia, starting off this Sat-
urday with the Loudoun Hunt
Show at the Ross Lipscomb's
Raspberry Plains two miles north
of Leesburg. .s
A good show at any time,
this year the committee. DR.. Joe
Rogers. Clayton Kephart and
Mrs. Huntington Harris have
come up with something novel
to amuse the rail-birds. For
a fee Of nifty cents anyone at the
show, except judges James Black
well Forrest Taylor and Col
John Horner. can get a card and
judge three classes during the
day =. two-year oldS, yearlingS
dAJO SACCA1 AluI1lC1o . uLluC1 SduuIC.
The acute person scoring nearest
to the official judging will be
presented with a silver trophy.
Runners-up will also get prizes.
If the spectators are in as
jovial a mood as they should be
after lunching at either the
Powell Harrisons. Enos Rays.
William Lipscombs or on the
grounds at the committee S
luncheon, these classes should
be an eye-opener for other and
duIler shows.
The Ross Lipscombs are hav-
ing a dinner party before the
horse show dance which is be-
ing given at the old Goose Greek
Tavern. The tavern has had its
face lifted and is now part of
the new Goose Creek Country
Club, south of Leesburg. The
Tom Taylors are giving a din
ner at the Laurel Brigade in
LeeSburg and the j. Edgar Ormes
are entertaining the judges and
officials at their home before
the dance.
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Annual Ball
FOrChurity

The annual Arthritis Ball will
be held on Saturday at the Ken
wood Country Club.
Chairman of the Permanent
Campaign Committee is Mr..
Charles M. Kerr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Clarendon Smith. ST., and
Mrs. Estelle Whiting are CO.
chairmen of the ball.
Other committee members are
Mrs. Gardiner Luce, Mrs. Fran
els Ulen and Mrs. Mae Voelker,
Embassy Row; Mrs. Gordon
Kinney, Mrs. Virginia Davis and
Mrs. William O'Sullivan, Wom-
ems Clubs: Mr.: CORTLAND Fergu-
son. Mr.. Clayton Sanders, Mr..
William Doores and Mrs. Milton
Cobey, publicity, and Mr.. George
George. Mr.. Joseph Baldwin and
Mr.. John Redd. tickets and dis
tribution.
Also on the committees are
Mrs. Helen Parker, Mrs. Annette
Knapp. Miss Rollie Lohr, Mrs.
John Keener, Mrs. Gertrude
Scott. Mr.. Pete Gilmore and Mrs.
Gordon Kinney. Others are DR..
Daniel Seckinger, Mr.. Fred
Toombs. Mrs. Milton Cobey, Mrs.
Bertha Miller, Miss Margaret
O'Brien. Mrs. j. Van Ness In
gram, Mrs. Mae Voelker, DR..
Ruth Wichelhausen, Mr.. Richard
Norris. Mr.. John Keener and Mr..
Newell Clapp.
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CIcIjng the Countryside
Horse Show Circuit Opens;
Fashion PrevieW Plans Set
the Countryside

There are going to be some
disappointed horse-Show fans II
it rains out the Washington Ca
thedral Flower Mart tomorrow.
Many members of the Fauquier-
Loudoun Garden Club are plan.
ming on going into Washington,
besides those who will be there
at dawn to set up their booth.
Mrs. Charlie Cushman Of up
perville and her helpers have
to pick up the plants from around
the countryside and have them.
fresh as a daisy. ready for dis
play. And all this will be post
poned until Saturday If the
rains come.
Sunday afternoon the Goose
Greek Kennel Club is having q
sanction match at the Middle
burg Race Course. Kitty Weaver,
who is on the committee. has
helped to draw up an interest
ing series of classes. The most
popular last year was the chill
dren's novelty class with the eat.
INCEST dog. longest -eared dog.
dog with most tricks and dog
with most spots. This will be
repeated on Sunday and the
classes will end with a heady
Whippet race.
The ladies of the Mary D.
Neville Guild of Upperville are
busy getting ready for their
annual May Fashion Preview on
May IS at the Community
Center in Middleburg. This has
become one of the most popular
events of the spring. The clothes
that are modelled are heauti-
full and the door prizes are par
ticularly attractive - everything
from original oil paintings to
highball glasses.
This year Devron will play and
tea will be served after the door
prizes have been distributed.
Proceeds from the show go to
the Mary Neville Guild to be
used for local and national
charities as we'll as the church.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
Society News
Greek Officio|, Wife
Honored at Reception
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Burton Hosts
To interior Secretary, Mrs. Mckay

madam Ambassador and Mrs.
Hume Wrong.
The Ambassador and Mrs.
Wrong will be hosts at luncheon
Saturday for the Coordination
Minister and Nine. Markezinis
who leave late that afternoon
for a visit to Canada before re-
turning to Greece.
Ceylonese Ambassador, Sir
Claude Corea was at both par
ties and also Peruvian AmbasSa-
dor and Sonora de Berckemeyer,
Indonesian Ambassador an d
Nine. SaStroamidjojo, Spanish
Ambassador Felix Lequerica, who
told all enquirers for his wife
that she leaves today for Spain;
Korean Ambassador and Nine
Yang. Panama Ambassador Ro-
berto M. Heurtematte. Wet Nam
Ambassador and Mime. Tran Van
Kha, Indian Ambassador G. l..
Mehta and British Ambassador
and Lady Makins, the latter
wearing a very becoming blue
hat, matching her eyes, which
harmonized with her mauve' taf-
feta frock. ..
Nine. Bruggmann, wife of the
Swiss Minister, was alone at the
Congressional Club and went
later to the Embassy. LuXem-
bourg Minister and Nine. LEGAL
laiS neighbors of Ambassador
Politis across Massachusetts, ave-
nue., were early callers at the
Burton party and stopped at the
Greek Embassy later. Iceland
Minister and Mrs. Thor ThorS
were others from the corps who
called at both parties.
Mrs. George M. Humphreys
was an early caller at the Greek
Embassy and went later to pay
her respects to her fellow-cabi-
net hostess at the Congressional
Club. Mrs. Sinclair Weeks re-
VerSed the order and went nrSt
to the Congressional Club where
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John w.
Davidge arrived promptly on the
hour of 5.
Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
John F. Simmons were at both
parties and guests at the Greek
Embassy also included Argen-
tine Ambassador and Sonora de
Paz and Venezuelan Ambassador
and Sonora de Gonzalez.
Mrs. Robert v. Garner, mother
of the vice president of the In
ternational Bank. Mr.. Robert L.
Garner. was at the Embassy ac-
companied by her niece Mrs.
John Mays who has been with
them for several days and will
return to New York today.
Burtons' Reception
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Burton
invited friends in the judiciary
as we'll as those in the Congress
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Society News
BY Katharine M. Brooks

Washington society was di-
vided against itself yesterday
with two important and delight
full receptions both set from S to
z o'clock. The Greek Minister
of Coordination and Nine
Markezinis were honor guests at
the reception which Greek Am
bassador AthaneSe Politis gave
In his Embassy. The other large
festivity was that of Associate
Justice and Mrs. Harold H. Bur-
ton honoring the Secretary OF
the Interior and Mrs. Douglas
Mckay.
The Minister of Coordination
and Nine. Markezinis have been
here only a day or two but they
have made friends wherever
they have been entertained.
Ambassador Politis, himself al
ready very popular in this Cap
ital, gave a reception for them
late yesterday afternoon where
they enlarged their circle of
friends.
The Ambassador and the Min
lister and Nine. Markezinis stood
in the drawing room on the
second floor of the Embassy to
greet the several hundred Off
cialS and diplomats who called.
Not far away much of the time
between S and Z o'clock was the
Governor of the Bank of Greece,
Mr.. George Matzanis. who is a
member of the Markezinis' party.
Nine. Markezinis, who speaks
flaWless English and without an
accent. wore a street length print
frock, the background off-white
and the design in sprays of wis
taria, especially becoming to her
olive complexion and black hair.
This is her first visit to this
country and she is enthusiastic
about the beauty Of this Capital
and promises to come back as
soon as possible.
Several Hundred
The several hundred guests at
each of the parties were drawn
from much the same circles,
some going first to the Embassy,
others to the Club.
Mrs. Munthe de Morgen-
Stierne, wife of the Norwegian
Ambassador, did both parties,
going from one to the other be-
tween showers. Others from the
corps who made the rounds were
French Ambassador and Nine.
Bonnet and Belgian Ambassa-
dor Baron Silvercruys. who were
among the later arrivals at the
Embassy. Others seen both
places were Italian Ambassador
and Signora Tarchiani, and Ca
Evening star., 1953-05-07
Cubo Honors ,!
Four Envoys

Cuban Ambassador Concheso
today presented the Gran Cruz
de Carlos Manuel de Cespedes,
the highest award given by his
government, to diplomats from
four other American Republics.
Recipients were Nicaraguan
Ambassador Sevilla-Sacasa, dean
Of the Latin-American diplomats
in Washington; DR.. Rene Leper-
vanche. Venezuelan Ambassador
to the Organization of American
States and at present Chairman
Of the Council of the OAS; Pan
anna Ambassador Heurtematte
and Dominican Ambassador
Thomen.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
| Roberta Parks
lsEnq0qed

Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Parks an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Roberta Benay, to Mr..
Howard Rubin. son of Mrs. Ida
Rubin.
Miss Parks is employed by the
Army and Air Force Motion Pic
ture Service and Mr.. Rubin is
employed by the Arthur L. Jo-
Sephs Co.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
Mrs. Fdhnestock
Gives q Dinner

Mrs. Adam Bruce Fahnestock
entertained last evening at a
small family dinner at her
Georgetown residence. The party
was for her daughter in law,
Mrs. Fahnestock, jr., and her
fiance, Mr.. Edward I. Williams.
They will be married the end of
the month.
Evening star., 1953-05-07

Dinners,
Arranged

Vice President and Mrs. Rich
ard Nixon will be the ranking
guests at dinner this evening
Of the Canadian Ambassador
and Mrs. Hume Wrong.
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
John Foster Dulles entertained
at dinner last evening in honor
of the Norwegian Ambassador
and Mrs. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne. Others in the company
included Greek Ambassador Po-
litis and his house guests the
Minister of Coordination and
Nine. Markezinis.
Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Erkin gave a dinner party
last evening planned in honor of
the newly appointed japanese
Ambassador to Turkey and Nine.
Kamimura. Nine. Kamimura
was there but the Ambassador
designate who formerly was Min
lister in Washington, has not
returned from his trip to Tokyo
where he went for consultations.
Other guests last evening in
cluded japanese Ambassador
Eikichi Araki and his daughter.
Miss Tomiko Araki. Senator and
Mrs. George w. Malone, 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Charles p. Cabell, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Burks Summers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Armistead Peter,
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Curt c. Schif-
feler. Mrs. Gustav Stewart, Mrs.
Marie McNair. Mr.. George Will
liams. Mr.. Clarence Hewes and
the Counselor of the Turkish
Embassy and Nine. Nuza and
Second Secretary Yavuz Cor.
Cuban Ambassador and Sonora
de Concheso were other hosts at
dinner last evening.
Luncheon for Visitors
Mutual Security Director Har-
old E. Stassen was host at lunch
con yesterday honoring Greek
Minister of Coordination Mar
keziniS. Luncheon was served
at the Carlton and among the
other guests were members of
the visitors mission. Governor of
the Bank of Greece George Mat
zanis. Mr.. Leonardis Nicolaides,
Of the Organization of European
Economic Cooperation; Mr.. G.
A. Costanzo. of the currency
commission; Mr.. Costas E. IStra-
diades. chief interpreter; Mr..
Achilles Cominos. Greek dele
gate to the OEEC:: Mr.. John
Pesmazogolu, director general of
the Ministry of Coordination;
Deputy Governor Lewis of the
Greek Bank: and Ambassador
Athanase Politis.
Invited to meet the visitors
were the Messers. Henry A. By
roade, Harold Linder, Arthur
Richards and William Baxter, of
the State Department and Charles
w. Yost, counselor of the United
States Embassy in Athens now on
leave in Washington and Harry
Turkel. also counselor Of the
Embassy.
Evening star., 1953-05-07

ORCHIDS TO YOUDr j. Frank orer
child
and Mrs. Leonard Foeee The orchid hybrid
Church Of the Rme
Mr. and Mrs W. M Kpneer this Saturday. Weber
chairman and Mrs Hoeeer general chairman
Phoob bvGeor
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Coming EUenis

THURSDAY. APRIL le-
Navy Wives Bowling League.
Pm, n. S. Also open bowling
Key West Lions. meeting. SIS
pm. at Lions Den, Seminary
81.
Monroe County Hospital Won
ans Auxiliary Sewing group.
Il hospital. 2 pm.
Ceramic Classes. ! 70 Z pm,
West MaFiello Ar school,
couniy Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous, closed
meeting for members only.
5is5a Duval Street.
Rotary Club iancheon. s. paul's
Parish Hall, Ills pm.
Fourth night. Our Town..
presunte dby XIV Players.
Barn Theaier. $50 pm
vx.l Owe. luncheon. Aefo-
palms. l2.so pm
Monrae County Hospital Wofn~
ans Auxiliary sewing group,
a. hospital. : pm
CAP. Cadets - XIV Hs-
Tao pm.
FRIDAY. APRIL III
Landscape tnnY mediuml and
beeinners CLASSES. 20 an -
am. Hand weaving. ] % 4
pm. West MarteIlo A. School.
Comfy Beach
Old kashioned hymn aaas nn1
fellowship program, Polnrian1
Bap1fsf Church. $50 Pm
Navy Thrift Sop. ! o. Gpm
shrine Cub meeting q 1aycee's
cl1hhoase On Fiheer.
Triansle GLIB q E,yskian Sisters.
10 pm.
FfsA night u s0w ToNs- -
Barr Theaire. oaly 10 mere
nghts cast1in itne e.sepm.
cnyo fIaeso Cr0sto. 81 Anriis
Street. 8 pm
Kef Nest AEr.atear Eedlo f-i.ib
Natsonsl Guasd AEnry. -
nM
Kmafss AZ prss KIP Hsli.
Tzs FIesnna Street pnA
SATURDAY. APRIL f1-
Toash Sc Cars ksily fleains
EfFNs Melhl CTsk -
60 - =
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'llAEmploYmsnt
Wanted Female

CLERK TYPIST desires full time
|. work. Phone 2-2TsS. aprl4-stx
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FURNISHED Cottage. All electric.
sleeps 4. $500 monthly. 1924
Washington. Phone 2-614O. aprl5-st
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COLLEGE MEN
TEACHERS

EARN $15O0.O0 this summer. I'M
possible? Not at all. Men with
us have earned more than $500. 90
in SINGLE month selling our
new product. It's sensational It's
sweeping the country in popularity.
Several former school teachers and
students joined US last summer
and they are right here today. II
you have car and are willing to
work write Box F.Q.M., Go Citi-
zen. apri6-1t
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Cottages For Rent

FURNISHED cottage for rent. No
pets or children. 1903 Seminary
Street. Apply after noon. aprl4-st
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FURNISHED Cottage at 1921
Packer. $500 weekly.
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HOUSE for rent, 121 S. w. 62nd
Court, Miami Two bedroom
tile features. Beautiful yard, COM
fortably Furnished, including 7. ".
and dishwasher. Call Mozzawi,
2-76Si, Key West. apr1O-tf
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FURNISHED COTTAGES suit
able for three adults or couple
with one child, 90 years or
older1. OPA rental. $3.50 month
ly plus utilities. No pets. CAN
2-5Sl2 for inspection. apr2-tf
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UNUSUALLY Cool, spacious, new
ly decorated, 2 bedroom, all cleo
trio. Porches and garden. 6 months
or longer. $500. Adults. 2-577e.
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ONE-BEDROOM, al electric.
Private bath, utilities, linens,
dishes furnished. M & B Motel.
Phone 2-55Is. apr1-tf
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NEW 2 bedroom house for rent.
All Terrazzo floors, all electric
kitchen, 5 spacious closets. Newly
furnished. Swimming pool priyii-
|eges. One block from the beach.
141O Patricia. Cali 2-7703 after 500
Pm. or Call 2-6Sss from 800 AN.
to 600 Pm. apr7tf
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2Aparsmsnts For Rent

FURNISHED apartments, > rooms
and bath, maid and ianitor SER
vice, utilities furnished Coral
Hotel Apartments. 3l2 Simonton
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NOTICE Uspna rsellrIoUs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES thai
me undersiened. desiring 70 engage
IN busIness uadar the fictitious
name az eCrcseWindss Restaurant
ana Coektnn Lounge 81 Marathon.
Florida. intends 70 register the SAD
firtifioue name with the CLERK -
the Circuit Court 81 Monroe genn-
". Florida.
JOHN nApSAs
Sole Owntr
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scoNIMrEns

BARTENDER wanted. Mardi Gras,
81 Duval st. Apply after 8 Pm.
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NEW BEDROOM and efficiency
apartments. Ideally located for
rest and recreation. FL Patio Mo-
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SoLsgal Notices


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIA
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN cHARCENT.
CASE No. 1851
THADDEuS 5. RlCkWA
W.. nIt0RCH
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NOTICE ny PUBIIcATI0x
TO: ENA RUTH RICKWA
cfo crissie Mangrum
Box 7sS
Irving. Texas
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired to serve copy Of your an
swer on Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF the Circuit on or before
the 18th day OF May, 1883. other<
wise Decree Pro Confesso viii be
entered against you.
DATED AZ Key West, Florida,
this 18th day Of April. 1854.
tseaD EARL r. ADAMS. Clerk,
Circuit Court
BY: Kathleen Nottags
Deputy Clerk
(sdl WILLIAM r. NEBLETr
Attorney for Plaintiff
60t Duvai street
Key West. Florida
apr.Ie- 2S-se .may7 1853
IN The CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN C1IANCERf.
CASE 40. l3-efo
HELEN SHIRLEY BTANCo,
va DIvoRCE
HENRY EDWARD VINCENT BIZ
NoTacE ny PUBLICATION
TO. HENRY EDWARD VINCENT
BIANCo
Kinsman, Ohio
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
| that suit for divorce has been siied
against you herein and you are
REQUIRED 70 serve = copy Of your
answer on attorney for Plaintiff
and file the original thereof with
the Clerk Of this Court on or be-
/ fore the 18th day of Nay AID.
| 1883. otherwise Decree Pro Con-
fesso will be entered against you.
DATED this 18th day Of April
A.p. 1853. AZ Key Neat. Monroe
/ County, Florida.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY. tsd9 Fiorence = sawyer
Deputy Clerk
PAUL r. EsoulNAI1DO
COS Whitehead street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
apr. -13-So. mnyfsfsSa
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NorIcE uxpER rIcTITIoUs

NOTICE IS HEREBY 6TvEN thak
the undersigned. desiring 20 en-
ttolsn name 81 XIV Milk Dis
srihntore.s aes Duvai street. Key
West Florida, intend 20 register
said name with the Clerk 6 he
Circuit Court of Monroe cyeFtys
RAY A. PfNpER,
JACK a. RUbEbT1,
Sole Owners
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RAfIER for reni. Slecps Asx9o
srxh. kct g. Oversees Trailer
s. stock Island apris
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FOR SALE Twin BAHAMA .
w3Eh eeuh evvesx sd Bers
nnsy Z ed. Bss E1r So 81
eash $50 Snxe Dr. m CAD
7z bsMesn 5 xa TPM
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NEW 2 bedroom house for rent.
All Terrazzo floors, all electric
kitchen, 5 spacious closets. Newly
furnished. Swimming pool prfyil-
eges. One block from the beach.
14l0 Patricia. Cali 2-7703 after 500
Pm. or Call 2-6SsS from 800 AM
TO 600 Pm. apr7tf
HOUSE for rent, 121 S. w. Sind
Court, Miami Two bedroom
tile features. Beautiful yard, com
fortably Furnished, including 7. v.
and dishwasher. Call Mozzawi,
2-76si, Key West. apr1O-tf
UNUSUALLY Cool, spacious, new
ly decorated, bedroom, all cleo
trio. Porches and garden. 6 months
or longer. $500. Adults. 2-577s.
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3 BEDROOM furn. TOPPING house.
June 18th to Aug. 18th. Children
welcome. Phone 2-75sO. aprl4-5t
HOUSE on Oceanfront and high.
way, q miles from Key West.
Two bedroom, bath, modern hitch.
en-. $500. Call Hudgins at Sum
merland Key No. 2.
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HOUSE on oceanfront and high
way, q miles from Key West.
Furn. 2 bedrooms, very modern
kitchen, laundromat, electricity, z
baths, beautiful ocean view, boat
basin on dredged channel, facili-
ties for swimming. $4,000. Call
Hudgins at Summerland Key No. 2.
apr, thurs sat, tues-tf
COOLEST house in town for rent,
furnished, $4,000. Large living
room, 3 bedrooms, ga bathrooms.
months. 915 Won Phister, 2-2sI4.
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FURN. HOME on the Gulf. Avail
able until Dec. /. $500 monthly.
Coral Beach variety. Phone 3611,
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5 Rooms For Rent
LUIGI'S BOOMING house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Call after ; pm. 227 Duval st.
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Miscellaneous
For Rent
STORE for rent. is < 50. Suitable
for any business at Tropical Ho.
tel, Ia Duval ST. mar2S-tf
GARAGE. Apply Paul's Tire Shop,
426 White Street. apris.st
Wanted TO Rent
NAVY 1T, wife. and daughter 5,
desire 2 bdr. unfurnished house,
prior to the LIST Of July. Occupancy
for at least z years. Call 2-56f7.
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= Business Rentals
STORE FOR RENT. SO Duvai 81
Apply Chas. Aronovitz Dept.
Store. april-6t
l8-Mala Help Wanted
| ELECTRONICS
Excellent permanent employment
j offered men with design, main,
tenance and instruction experience
on radio-radar equipment. BSEE
degree while desirable Is not Is.
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