davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BEsDRMs.. kit, dinette, J. IL r an, snt
bath, nicely furnished, 4S3G son neT
,5HI Hsmpshhires s.h sr Eve Nwbsdqm' TA 2s'sS spt
unffurn. rm. optional 500: adults
only, RA. GOAL; weekdays ST
TAN tk X. Mp1gnsn. n1 :4o4s1 sss ssnt so fDti sDDsi
neiis. anHl og!e.' SU ela7ss' M ss0fe'' sN' ia
ARL.. . blks. from Hecht's: attract
. bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. bath. in lge
residence: pvt. entr.: garden space;
S110: incl uti,s. IA: 7;o505.
2 AND 2 RIM. APIS. nice house; pre-,
fer couple; will take ! or small al
be. steadily employed. Apply 4la
caHvY fre T. CHASE, CHASE D. c.-Restrictea
residential. second floor apt; IA al!
basic @ rurnishinEs; haSrI adequate bath shul's
porches. 4 closets. heated garage;
thermostatically controlled gas fur
mace. WO. f-7437.
GEORGETOWN-Living rm., .bedrm.
Kit. bath. apt. bldg; excel. location
and trs,sp, S1 S12o 2,,,nT. mo; No, No 71S4ss 81
NV rm., bedrm., kit, bath. Ss5; ref:
erences required. Call DE. 2-56Ot
| for appointment.
ARLINGTON-Lge. attr. liv. rm., bed
| rm., dinette. kit. and bath; block
bus. shop. center. 10 min. Penta-
gon: adults; $Ss. Mon.-Fri, ia
NR. f@Gisi aRL. RIDGE RID. and pentason
on busline; parking space: lge. bed
| rm.. sit. rm., lge, elec. kit, dish
| washer. garb. disp.. etc.; lge. storage
| rm.; share bath with owner; tele-
phone: includes utils.; 'S115. OF
COLLEGE PARK-Lge. liv. rm.. din.
area 2 lge. bedrms., kit. and bath
uttls. furn.; S95 mo. 4317 Rowalt
dr.. College Park, Md. AP. 7-1544.
OPPOSITE sHoREHAM HoTEI-Will
sublet 4 lge. rms, bath; newly dec.
porch: 3 exp: completely furn. For
,2 adults; AD 2-27S3: Ill.
empl. couple or 2 men; modern
| well furn.; all linens and util. incl
| 500 mo. AID. 4-9729. -l6
1900 TAYLOR ST. N.W.--Mod. apt.
| swell furn., rugs on floor: bedrm.
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; good
1714 MASS AVE, "The Oakmont"--
Enc. apt, twin beds. utils. and bee
linen furn. Dupont area. liz
2 AND s BEDRM. and eficiency
apis. now available in Sc. Wash:
FREpERrcR nss35 ssnTsnisns x snMtR f Ca 6SaDss1l 81
Penna ave. Sc. II. FLOSS. -14
Evening star., 1953-01-11

CAPITOL A1,.'!L.,,lt ,HILL1Recent restoration
bedrms.. baths, V liV. na,ni rm, din! apt;; rm'
firepl., terrace. Also similar I-bed-
Em. apt. with garden. Call : Ii
1 OR 5 BEDRM. APT. kit. and bath
Room for 4 to 5 persons. 1855
1sh7 M9'TS0d r. EbGEWdo6 PI HW; PI 7sSesl. sT All
and bath. Everything furn. except
7Os INGRAHAM sT. N.w.-Newly
dec: 1-bedrm;. apt, elec. kit; close
Ne 70 tTanSgii p1Tpgirf IA. n g5499S. ,u Ill
sile bath ly rm enrs din rm and Ise
blk. from bus. All utils. and phone.
Syllable Si eotS for 4 adults. S135 no
1919 s IRVING IRVING; ST. N.w.-Lse. front
raii fnii gas' ga seays. 5efgr; and sink; s12 Tk
aSsi 18th 81. N.w.-Nice, clean
g.; e. met aedee; CO. 5.9i4s rpi:4 next to bath
1910 COLUMBIA RID. NV bed
rm., kit. semibath:, adults only: $47
per mo. incl. utils. Tu. 2-20s0
LOVELY s-RM., kit, bath, pvt. entr.,
nr. park; Sc, emp. cple. only. SS5.
nicely Hoi sYf2ih fURN. NV. 1st-n. apt. til iiv.
ing rm.. dining rm.. bedrm.. kit. and
bath. auto washer, porch, garage:
$l35 per mo-. utils incl. RA. g.
10S ROCK CREEK CHURCH I'd,
z bedrms.. iv. rm.. kit, bath: suit
sic '' SO. .'oi CARoEfNiR liz 11sS I'VE. s.E:11os. 1o
rm. bsmt. apt. pvt. bath. newly
decor. empl. couple only. Ii. g.
ONE ROOM. kitchen with refrigera.
tor' hsoppS hos plate nicely furn., s55, mo-
,LfviNG ROOM, bedroom. shower,
kitchen and dinette: nicely furn..
quiet couple; $92.50, utilities. 1349
BRIGHT. cheerful apt. bedrm.. iiv-
ing rm., large kitchen, bath: 2 con-
genial employed ladies. Corner
house, all outside rms. CO. s.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Liy. rm
bedrm;. dinette. kit, bath; Pro-
ts;nn tsstant home; adults; no pets; no
602O N. DAKOTA AVE. NV
Bsmt; apt; living rm., 3 bedrms.
and kit; newly furn. RA. 6-7fS4i.
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CARROLL GARDENS
TAKOAGA nADX Ahn

rm. apt, best sc. sect; mr.. bus
and shopping. Adults only. Phone
weekdavs mn T.od00
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CsAiPIToI HILL. s1s A st. Sc. bed
rm.. kit. private bath and dinette:
No children. Phone Ii. 3-0S22
1856 INGLESIDE TERRI. NV. -
rooms, kitchen. share bath for 8
adults. S65 mo. DU. 7-S39S.
1880 X ST. .N.W.-Efiicieucy apt, S64.
See janitor. FLOYD e. DAVIS CO.,
1929 K st. NV. MA. S-0352.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

THREE RMS. kit. dinette. bedrm.,
incl; 500; nr. bus and md stores. store uSa1ii Caiii
sun. 10 pm. ia. 9-5553. 10
TWO-BEDRM. APT, 24I7 Pa. ave
NV. Call ia: $3.50 for Information.
o622 gath ST., N. Arl.. Va Two
rms; whole upstairs incl. Va bath.
Mr.. GEO. WASH. HOsP.-one room
kitchenette, semipvt. bath. newly
decor; quiet adults. 916 23rd.
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10 min from Navy Yd. or Marine
bks. Newly remod. in knotty pine,
pvt. entr. back and front. Ice. blk
vd. all utils. VIII also provide day
care for l child. 1922 Indep. ave.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

ANTONETTE GARDENS, D. c. line
S.e.-Large l bedroom, living room.
dining room, kitchen and bath;
laundry, storage and parking. Con-
venient to express bus and shopping
center; SS4 includes utilities. 10.
S-S119. Res. mgr. 1414 4Sth
Evening star., 1953-01-11

TAKOMA PARK, 3 rooms. priv hath
conv. transp., empl cple. S75. Utils'
includ. JU. o-3692.
4l2 HAMILTON ST.. NV. Light
osmt.; rms: kit pvt. entr.; utils.
empl. cple.; $40. RA. 6-43S6.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

ATTRAC. FURN. EFFICIENCY; good
NV. loo, west Of 10th ST.; suitable
shower; pvt. entr.; S75 mo. incl
util.; refs. required. DE. 2-2613.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

ST. NV, west Of Dupont Circle
1-bedroom apt. with miniature kitch-
en-. Small rooms. easily furnished.
$76:50 plus gas and electricity
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K
st. NV. MA. S-l166.
finest Sc. areas. Both bedrms. ex-
cellent size. See 1874 9th st.
Apartments ready for occupancy
Feb. 1st. Rental Of $11O per mo.
includes every service. SHANNON
& LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12

home on Wednesday evening. This
was the last club meeting until
September.
Mrs. Don H. Knoerr, who fin
ished her work at Capitol Univer-
sity, Columbus, left this past week
for Jacksonville, Florida, to join
her husband, Ensign Don Knoerr,
stationed there with the Navy.
Miss Marilyn Weiker, former
commercial teacher at Oak Har-
bor, was married June 6 in Toledo
to James Weffle. En- route TO
Pennsylvania they visited with FL
sic Meyer, Oak Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ripke, Lo.
Gust Street, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
their daughter Arlene to James
Swope, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Swope. A July Is wedding is
planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Humphrey
and Mary, Mrs. Johanna Claymar
and their house-guestS, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ira Wooley, Ronald and Iris
Wickliffe, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
Hoedt, Mrs. Cora Hetrick, and Mrs.
T. A. Leow, Oak Harbor.

Hoedt, Mrs. Cora Hetrick, and Mrs.
T. A. Leow, Oak Harbor.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Pierson were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Hansen and family, Mrs. Hen
ry Hansen, Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Pierson and family, Mrs.
Emory Rice, Mrs. Wade Rice and
daughter, ReBecca, and Mrs. Pete
DornbuSh and son Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stamm anc
Christopher spent last week in Fort
Wayne, Indiana, Christopher re-
mained to spend several weeks
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert PerSonette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Kruger
and Ellen visited relatives in Ak
ron and Cuyahoga Falls last week.
Mrs. George Mills was hostess
Wednesday evening to members of
her Canasta Club. The occasion
was also surprise stork shower
for Mrs. Joe Mangette, Fremont,
who received a gift from the club.
Others attending were Mrs. Arthur
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12

tertained at open house for their
daughter Lucille following gradua-
ton exercises on May 10th. Those
attending were Alfred Pierson,
Mrs. Mary Pierson, Elyria; Mrs.
James Raifsynder, Sr. and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Raifsynder, Toledo;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hansen,
Beverly and Jimmy, Sylvania; Mr..
and Mrs. Hal Bruce and daughter
Elyria; Lawrence Hansen and sor
Leroy, Mrs. Julius Leiske, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Gratop and Ilene, Mrs.
Ruth Hannah and Beverly, Toledo;
and Mrs. Emory Rice, Meryl and
Caryl.
Misses Licille Pierson and Bea
trice Busby are spending several
weeks at the home of Mrs. Atiee
Busby in Oakman, Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Humphrey
accompanied by their daughters
Mrs. Lucy Schultz and Mrs. Lueiia
Henry, spent Wednesday an d
Thursday in Reading, Michigan,
visiting Mrs. Humphreys sister,
Mrs. Mary Frank. On the return
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12

trip they visited with cousins, Mr.,
and Mrs. Roy Turrittin, Swanton,
Ohio.
Mrs. Joe Banchich and Tommy,
Mrs. Archie King and Vickie at
tended the Kay Lutz dance revue
at Sandusky High School auditor
ium, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Mylander was
hostess Friday afternoon to the
Silver Tea Club in her home. A
delicious dessert luncheon pre-
ceded an afternoon of bridge.
Members attending were Mesdames
Lawrence Myerholtz, Virgil Wolf,
Vernell Price, Ed. Hoedt, Allen
Franck, Clarence Seawater, Louis
Nolte, Max Griest, and Cora Het-
rick. Guests included Mesdames
Ivan st. Clair, A. G.. Hay, and Louis
Hetrick, Port Clinton. Mrs. Hoedt
won the prize for cards, and Mrs.
Hay, the guest prize. The next
meeting will be held July 10th at
1:3O pm. with a potluck dinner
and white elephant exchange al
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12

Scherf, Tiffin; Mrs. George Gahrls,
Tiffin; Mrs. Lee Browder, Mrs.
Marvin Milbrodt, Mrs. Paul Pro
vonsha, Mrs. L. M. Lewis, Mrs. l..
M. Lewis, Mrs. Donald Crozier,
Mrs. Donald Biehler, Mrs. Lloyd
Valiant, and Mrs. Frederick Win
disch, Oak Harbor.
A delicious lunch was served at
the close of the social hour, and
plans we're completed for a picn.c
to be held on Fathers Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leow
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coch-
ran in Fremont last Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Harmon Steinmiller is con-
fined to her home with measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Genzman, Kathy
and Jane, Fremont, visited Satur-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles. Sunday visitors at the
Leow home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Leow and Micheal, Belle
vue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Pierson en-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12

Clayman and Kathleen, Willough-
by, attended the 32nd annual Bun
ge reunion at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith, Catawba Is
land, Sunday.
Miss Jane Young, a 1858 grad
uate of Capitol University, has ac-
cepted a teaching position in the
SanduSky public schools. Jane is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Young.
Mrs. Bess Phillips of Cleveland
spent the past week at the home
of her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Haas in Lacarne. She plans
to return to Cleveland on Friday
for graduation exercises at Western
Reserve University.
Mrs. George L. Peters addressed
Fremont afternoon club in the
YMCA building on Wednesday
afternoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12

Provonsha's Black Bass Grove on
South River Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hetrick, To-
ledo, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Griest and Mrs.
Chester Hetrick.
In two practice games held at
Veterans Park in Oak Harbor dur
ing the past week The American
Legion Softball team defeated both
the Carroll Township and the
E.O.D. teams. The first regular
game will be played June IL at
Port Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Milbrodt,
Nancy and Michael, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Milbrodt, David and Sue,
attended the 10th annual Schmidt
reunion at Graytown Park last Sun
day.
Mrs. w. R. Gibson and daughters
Diane and Susan are spending a
weeks vacation with her father,
DR.. Mccormick, North Baltimore.
Mrs. Otto Girsberger entertained
members of the Past Matrons' club
at $50 potIuck dinner at her
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
Oak Harbor News
MRS. ALBERT n. KRUGER

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leow at
tended high school graduation eX-
ercises at Berlin Heights, Ohio,
Tuesday evening. Their niece, Pa
tricia Yeager, was a member of
the graduating class.
Thursday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Leow were MIR.
and Mrs. Howard Karlevetz and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin, Ere
mont; Mrs. Nolan LeoW and her
brother Tommy Burns, Sandusky.
Mrs. Anna Settler, Fremont, and
her sister, Mrs. Frieda Whitcomb,
Glendale, California, were Wednes-
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Mylander.
Mrs. A. G. Hay entertained at a
noon luncheon, Wednesday in her
home Mrs. Frieda Whitcomb, Glen
dale, California; Mrs. Anna Settler
and Mrs. Walter Cronin, Fremont;
Mrs. Lawrence Mylander, Mrs. Ed
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Hollywood
Notes
Bv Deb nomss

Zoo: ne lived IN another wurid dur.
ING these nights around the ire"
Ancrey admitted tAat Il she had
not been thrUagh such IN axperi.
enee. she mighi never have BE-.
come an actress. Il kad % learn a
invsni, 70 inierpolais." she sx.
piained. 4 had 10 create q maks.
believe world."
Aadrea Is making her firss ne.
tare In Hollywood. MS eanes
S4orina Fair" and she has ssrA
saeriinE suffers - Humphrey r..
kart AMI william Holden senkinw
Der had. That shows yoa 49,
Paramount thinks Of ia nsw Eiri.
Hollywood d a nicer plsss sh.n
she expected. said Audrey. va :
not Too sophisticated 10 h. Inn.
pressed. she seems 20 sniox ~.
atientson she IL getting. sspeciallx
trom comedians. Croueho Narx
Feoentiy Squared Der 10 . party -
ne Bogarts. and her studio arrss.
nc room . between those 80
Danny kaye and Jerry Lewis. Thas
suits her Tine: Il love 10 laaxh {"
she vi leave AFTER the en- a
ne picture and head fur Nsw
fork. wAere she plans 70 q /.
play.
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2AA-Building
and Financing

PARTNER wanted fog AMUSEMENT
para. Have 9 rides. Investment
$500. Good Location. Big earnings.
Phone asa. T:oo 10 $50 evenings
howl ~
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Hal Boyle
Says

NEw YORK R-Lesisr D. Dln's
hggssl asset u q hols IN ne
gFound.
4 guess yss'd b safe n saying
I am the most sneeeasful private
cave operator h Ameriea." "a.
mitied Lester. MO l. the Phinsaa
Z. Barnum q mndergFOund aAow.
manship.
Az . barsioos farm ~ Lester
used 10 love % expiore TIE giant
Meramae caverna. s. niles south.
wssi e stLouis. where legend bed
tat outlaw Jesse James and hix
gang I'D ard buried their loot.
IN isz1 Oh aehieved his boy.
hood dream and bought the cave.
whieh Ne says ls exeeeded IN size
oniy hy Keniueky'a Mammoth Cave
and Nsw Msxieo's carlshsd Cav
erms. n has % niles Of passage.
says. az underground river. and
aeeording 20 On Is celebrating
Is hundred mllllonfh hirtkday this
year" Nobody baked Il . eake.
ne cave eosa Sc .ooo. and Lester.
NE snw ne businsns possibilities
in n lhai Jesse James overlooked.
now wouldnt eel 4 far . milli0n
doilmra.
we've had I.eoo.ooe visitors
since 800" he sad. Bat the cave
Business lsnt a. rosy a. some
people thlnk 4 IL. Yes cant stand
atlll IN TIE cave husineas. Yea lave
% kesp ~ wllh TIE times.
"penpls dont want 70 90 Ire q
cave tasl b iook 81 iAa asrkne3s.
They wanl 10 see eomnth'ng. NeN
have b dramatizs ne sava % IA
music and dayliThi llshiina~
Lester puts en- Q show thai wind
% vita : record a late Smlllx
singing "Cod Bless Ameriea" 81
. proiartlnn a tha US llag pruud
" waving against . roek al Sc
ieea underKronnd.
re las found tat mesl peapie
wHl believe anythlna but the truth
onee they Gsi Ia q cave. Take
those hllnd TIA In his eaverns.
Thsy are only two Or three inches
long. Lester went - . iot of
trouhls catching % of them and
puiting them In . pool
Everybody thoaRhf hey were
fakes" he sad. ''se | tust tossed
me q @pound eatiiah In thai pool.
Nov. a. far - ! know. TAT eat.
fish eould see - gel a. an eagle.
and I didn't even claim Il was
nearslghfed.
But everybody Looked ai a and
sad. See that BIC blind fish And
they were happy. couldbt sell EN-
81 Al On the little lish nat we're
really hlind.
Sane way wllh hls guides. Lester
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

has . hiHhEiy guids who Isgls
ne tourists TAI tales abous TIE
cave. and > college trained guide
who ielis ths facts.
"Mosi Il EN- prefer the hIihlly
guide" Lester said. ''People Inst
dont have any fam In q college
grsduaie in . cave"
Lester once jsalinaly amnouneed
he was prepared - modernise his
cave and shelter ore million people
In the event Fl atomic attack.
Immediately Ne was hexieged b.
mai requests Dor room reserva-
tons.
"Aa . matter q fact q ven h.
Gated cave Il the safest place in
the world during earthquakes.
flres. floods. or storms" he said.
~You never heard q anybody
beng struck b. lightning In . cave.
dld yea Lightning iaxi woa1 60
guide" Lester said. "Peopls inm
dont have any faith IN q college
graduate In q cave"
Lester onee iestingly announeed
he was prepared 10 modernixe his
cave ard shelter one million people
In the event of atomic attack
Immediately he was heaieged b.
mai requests for RON ressrvs.
tioms.
"As Q matter II fact . wegi 10
Gated cave IL the safest place In
ire word during earthquakes,
llres. feeds. or storms." he said
Yea never heard Of anybody
belng strnek ~ lightning IN . cave.
- sou Lehinlng just wona 20
InAo : cave"
D. says there are az conner.
riAl caves IN - states. BIT most
naxfaiors donf make much profit
heranne they let their caves set
oui e date. that's WY q lol e
tham afe - Cor sale.
s'nIosz feikn. though. dream
ahout osning al Island. and I eant
see why." said Lester. I'D feel
hemmed In on an island."
The first thing Lester I'D On his
arrival in Manhastan vas 10 visit
TIE aubway-and he promptly got
lost lie has . very lou epinion
of The subway.
IL Il weren1 for tie ride. I
doubt 4 anybody would pay their
way IN % see a." he observed
TIE subway charges as cents.
and The customers come oui acowl.
inc. Lester charges grownups si.u
% walk through his subway, and
they emerge humming God Bless
America.
The only dlfisrenee h In the
showmanshap." said lester, mod.
estly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

HAMILTON. ohis GA mnsA.v
eomplained % The commoa pless
Court her estr1nEed kashanss.
parenss would oct Aslow her a yisls
her ehlld
On investigates ne eourt 81
ne motAer woula drive up d -
inlaSs house. 81 N TIE car. 49,
ne born and waSt unfE somsans
carried cut the syear-ald ~
Walk n TIE haase ana via, n.
child " ruled judge Fred a -.
er yesasrday ''Taers 10 m MA
service provided b. us co., :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

HOLLYWOOD " - what makes
an actrssss
Somewhere In Q woman's past
something happsns 10 give her TIE
creative urge. VITA Audrey Hep.
huEn 4 was years Of he under
Nan terror.
To look at PAramount's bright
new star. yea wouldnt think that
she had anything but the incest
lind 81 NE. Sc Is pert ard petite.
win . say. glgfiering personality
Ter nature has been conditioned.
~Afasr living ne leng months
and years under the Germans. "
sAe sxplaied. ''you dreamed what
would happrn e yea ever Eot out.
Yea gwoFe yea would never con
plain about anything again."
Audrey waa caught IN Tie Meth
sriands during TIE Nan Mia Her
he duwing these years was q story
ef fear and prixation. Bui the
worn came duFing the seven
months between the battle 81 Am
ben and hberation In ia&z.
"AFuhem Vas evacuated after
the battle" she recounted. "bui
we lived hast On TIE omtxkwta. Our
presenee there was Tolerated b
tha Germans. hui tast barely 20.
Der ssven mouths. we had %
hghis. ne heat. No water. We had
NJ food. because al ne shops were
eiosed. We ais whnt we eoulA Ind.
During the day ne meFeiy en-.
hted Al night eur only dlverxion
was gathering around TIE FIRE.
That was tAs oaly llghi &c had
whaiever wood &c could flnd
manrby.
eve coulant tan ahous De
DAYS kappenlngs. because nothinx
I'D happened % us. So we sat
aruund ard made 10 siories. n.
veaied tklngs. We entertained each
ether. and h hsiped carry cur
minds sway frum the Aorrihle life
ws we're leadlng. We could d Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

Young psrskeets Metal anf
plaEiic eases. Pekingess and
pomersnian pups wii arrive Dec.
IVA. TIE Pee Shop. an caruliss
81. Phone 1efTo. nosfaa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

SALT LAKE CITY. R-~Betfer
safe than soEry" touk a. ironic
twst Cor q SAT- Lake merchant
yesterday.
sThe eo-owner e 60 Ice cFeam
eompsny read % raueh about safe
rubberies he decided b fol any
designs ealprita mlsht have CO MS
safe.
SO he hid mere than $40 In .
bundle Il linen. gearing the floos
safe IN ne store. Yesterday h
sent 10 his hiotng place. he
money was sore.
Tie safe wasnt touched.
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SELLING oui On trupiral fla.
Cheap. fg5i Harris AEwuus.
nax11a
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The guardian., 1953-10-17
mrs. TERRELL LAUDED
FOR ANTI-BIAS fight

WASHINGTON, D. c. = Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell, civil rights
champion, was honored with a
dinner-meeting at the Hotel
Statler here Saturday, october
10, her Goth birthday.
The gatheroing of friends
and of admirers vociferously
applauded as speaker after
speaker lauded her lifelong &C
tivity in behalf of democracy.
Walter White cited damaging
instances of color prejudice in
Washington and highly praised
Mrs. Terrell for the distinguish
ed role she played in ending
segregation in the District OF
Columbia restaurants and no.
tells.
Noting the progress in human
relations in the United States
during the 80 years Mrs. Ter
rell has lived, White empha-
sized the need for a Step-up in
Anti-Jim Grow action. Even
as we pause today to pay trib-
ute to one of the great cham
pions of democracy, let us here
highly resolve to step up the
business OF cleaning Augean
stables of democracy which re-
The guardian., 1953-10-17

Mrs. Ella Atkins, Mrs. Adassa
K. Barrows, Mrs. Mona Croc-
kett. Mrs. Burleigh Chisholm,
Miss Ruby Colley, Mrs. Lena
Dickson, Miss Mildred Daven-
port, Mrs. Lillian Godboldt,
Mrs. Cleo Hoffman, Miss Fran
ces Harrington, Mrs. Lydia Nc
Lane. Mrs. Edna Morgan, Mrs.
Ella O'Banyoun, Mrs. Dishman,
Mrs. Elizabeth o. Newton, DR..
and Mrs. John B. Hall, Mrs.
John T. Bottomly, Miss Alice
Falvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Croker, Mr.. and Mrs. Roper,
Mrs. Marguerite T, Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs. Maxwell Jones, DR.,
Olivia P. Stokes, Mrs. Cora ".
MacKerrow, Mrs. Harriet B.
McWilliams, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Wright, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. Ebba S.
Perry, Mrs Beatrice Thornton
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Entin, Mrs.
Lillia Harrison, Imperial Art
Club, Mrs. Mary Powell Mrs.
Dorothy Richardson, Mrs. Flor
ence Raper, Mrs. Sykes, Mrs.
Margaret Turnage, Mrs. Thorn
ton, Mrs. Angelyne De V. Holt,
Mrs. Irene Yates, Mrs. Gladys