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STORES FOR RENT

71O N. GLEBE RD., Arl.. va.-16x9O
with full bsmt.: completely air cond.
Across the street from the Hecht Co.
area needs an Army-Navy-type work
ingmen's clothing store or light
hardware or toy shop. Call KE.
S-441 ) after pm. "a
MODERN FRONT, Lee hwy. at Glebe
rd:' across from Saieway; Excellent
DREYFUss BROS, MA. s-05S2. no.
DOWNToWN-BeautifuI, lge. corner;
full bsmt., new tile a., electrical FIX
lures. Very low rent. LISS REALTY
CO.. NE. S-666S; ewes. AID. 2-2615.
s417 18th ST. NE. 500 month. NJ.
ZOE N. GLEBE RD., Arl.. Va, directly
across the street from the new Hecht
Co. store oEor in o.ATv AFl .Eo1. Excel iSc FOR
children's shop. sixe 15x90; full
KE. S-4415 after 5 pm. -2S
NEW, MODERN STORE, 1890; Al
location. Wheaton. Md. Immed
poss. Cali OWNER. JU. 5-2345.
NEAR CATHOLIC o.. s1s Monroe st.
n.e.-Good Tor any business; S65
CORNER STORE, 1Sx43, 1921 18th
st. NV; will modernize. SIDNEY
WEINBERG g. SONS, DI. 1870.
442o CONN. AvE.-17xso, opposite
Hahn's Shoe. Peck &, Peck. Jellef's,
Woolworth's, Drugstore, Best & Co.
Avail Oct. / r. DOWD. EN-. 2-7300
1907 5th ST. N.W.-Store, 20x60,
with full cellar; $3.50 per mo. RAY
MOND r. RUPERT, 1017 7th ST.
gr
1911 GEORGIA AVE. store adjacent
Peoples Drug Store. Food Town
Market and Colony Theatre. Best
block on Ga. ave, size 1890.
BIRON, RA. 6-720l. -25
BARBER SHOP LOCATION. in Conn.
ave. shopping center; nearest COM
petition l mile. KASS-BERGER.
INC. EN-. 3-S100. 20
GEORGETOWN-Store or showrm. |
excel. for distrib.,, dec. etc; oil
heated: rear park; reas; rent
BLACKSTONE, WO. 6-097S. OIL. |
~ OaSfi aND RADIO REPAIR SHOP. or
any business, 20l4 P st. NV; reas.
STORE ron RENT. in the Farrasut
shopping center. Call AR. NUGENT.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

4-FAMILY APT.-Modern, attractive
semidet. bldg: q bargain at only
S23, 900. Lo. 1866. 23"
Sf7,95O CAN BUY THIS modern @
I'd. -old semidet. brick-built 3 apts.
furnish utils; sppTox. SIS, 900 Ist
3-340o. RA. 3-5711, IA. 9-7760.
I HAVE MANY clients who will buy
for cash or terms. For quick ac-
ton. call Mr. SoTIRoS at DI.
1865: ewes, ia. 9-5910. -23
S.W.-Niee oldg., nr. Govt; ofhces;
5 small unfurn. apts., S2S5. gross
rent per no., $4,000 lst trust;
S17.500 for quick sale. $4,000 cash.
IRVING TURNER. Atty, ST. 1851 8.
ON nth Sc. near Navy Yard
Overhead doors for trucks into side
of building. To inspect cal! Mrs.
Kohn. RA. 6-S943. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO. Realtor. 1924 14th st.
FOUR-UNIT APT.-Excel. s.e. rental
area; income 1928. Asking S6,S00
above 1st trust. RA. 6-76l1 before
FoUfRn II nuN1T-Each 2 rms. and bath;
conv. downtown NV. bldg. BY
OWNER. $1,000 down. Box 40l-V.
sPiEctiAI-solid 2-story store and
once building, Silver Spring: Sl2.-
300 income. Price, S100 600 arm,
cash above trustssBox 27s-Y, star.
-I0
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lonial; sep. dining rm.. ground-leveI
entrance to full bsmt.; inclosed back
yard: choice location. mr.. schools
shopping ctr, bus. ia. 2-0969 OF
ia. S-5925. pa
VIRGINIA GENTLEMEN will appre-
ciate this outstanding value-Army
officer. transferred, will sell his i'm
macuate home, on terms to suit
You; located in beautiful Shirley
Woods of Arlington. Brick rambler,
spacious in plan, de luxe GE kitchen,
summer porch 22'x15'. Evenings,
IA, 2-I039. THOS. j. FISHER &
CO. INC. 73S 18th st. NV, DI
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wAsHTNGToN-LEE SfiH SHOPPING area

oil h.-w.h., SI4,7O0. NATIONAL
REALTY. ia. S-OO49; ewes, JA.
CONTEMPORARY, Falls church
"a years old; large entry hall plus
rms. and built-in garage: 2 levels
kit, equipped with stove, refer.
exhaust. fan and garbage disposal;
ceilings; air conditioner: ndiat epen-PsnH iaTee
wooded lot: city water, gas and
sewage. Immediate possession. ST.
$50. FILA approved JE. 3-1905
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FARMS

WANT A, MODERN. PRODUCTIVE
FARM? I have many to select from.
Committing distance. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville Md. Call Ever
green 1855. -29
SMALL FARM. consisting Of 33 acres
in Fairfax Co.; older-type frame g.
rSpase rSGm nOuse IN nbieSen yoH e0o houses fTnit
trees; hard-surfaced road; S22,500,
$500 cash will handle. To INSPECT,
call Ell. 6-3322 or Ell. 6-3325. MRS.
WIN H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor, Nee
Lean, Va. -25
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CONTINUED on Next PaeN
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HOUSES FOR sAL-YA.

.OwNER-$15,95o. S-bedrm. frame;
full bsmt. with outside entrance;
has potential 4th bedrm., liv. rm
with firepl., lge. din. rm.; bus stops
Please-''nO agents" ia. s-6525
PLAIN RAMBLER, 2 bedrms., ige
Fails i; Ch1rch: i?0? 81 BOO & "i; down: :u as. 81
sumo large Ar trust: low monthly
payments. ARFAx REALTY. JE.
SIS l4PRi PER MO. includes prin., int,
taxes, ms, utilities and outside
maint: Two-bedrm. home, in Falls
Church. Total price only $3,950,
requires S1.750 cash. SILLS REAL
ESTATE. ia. $4,000 It'll 9 pm.
BRICK RAMBLER: $17,500;, low
Three good-size bedrms;. master bed,
rm. .16x1D;. immaculate diversified
all-electric kit. rear screened porch.
Top North Arlington location. Call
METZLER-VA. ONCE, IA. 5-7575.
NEED EXTRA SPACE? Then visit
this charming ,4-bedrm., 2-full-bath
brick Cape Cod; full bSmt., carport.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS, Reaitor, ia.
5-7744, ia. 5-9154; eyes,. ia,
81 500 DoYN - Frame Cape Cod.
equipped kit, 2 bedrms. and tiled
bath on 1st A.; space upstairs for
9 more rms. All for S12,500l
LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-9400. PA
BY OWNER-In desirable section
near Washington Golf and Country
Club. Three bedrms. and 2 baths.
center hall, brick. oil heat, glasSed-
in sun parlor, screened-in porch,
recreation room, large attic. shower
and toilet in basement. Built-in
garage; loft. frontage; large oak
trees in front yard; S33.500 If sold
this month.
Cali MRS. FISHER, ia. 7-27O0. be-
tween 8 and IL am. for appoint
pnant ~ {pSpanf
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HOUSES SALE-vA. tcons.I
ARLTNGTON -BERKSHIRE. near III

ARLINGTON BERKSHIRE, near the
new Nottingham School; indiyidu-
Reduced 81 900, now S1S,000; choice
N. Arlington location. Liv. rm. with
raised firepl., French door opening
onto patio, equip. kit. with double
sink and garbage disposal. exhaust
fan, Beautycraft cabinets, West
full bsmt. with partitioned walls for
recr. rm., roughed-in u bath. MIL
TON g. SMITH, Builder, 1857 N.
Glebe rd.,. Arl., Va, ia. 7-7S00.
ia. 2-23n1
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lyon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2la-
bath, attractive, Stone-trimmed, old
Eng. style home with 1st-floor den
and bsmt. club rm. Maids apt. over
garage. $4,000 mortgage available
with $4,000 cash payment. Owner
DICK BAssETT, IA. 2-5O57. ia
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LINOULNIA HGHTS., 3 twin bed
rms, 2 baths, lge. din. rm., large
kitchen, liv. rm. with firepl., side
tiful u acre with fruit trees. Only
Sl9,500. E F. STEFFEY, JE. 4-3447
-JE 2-30O3 Ok
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CHARM INC.

Trees. privacy, garage, brick rambler.
only 2 yrs. old; big bright bSmt.. 3
nice bedrms., neat bath. The incest
kit. with disposal. exhaust fan and
Ee5R1S1 NJ NoTHfNG. me- TO spSSoi coMPARE Writ WfTh
THE PRICE. Phone now. ia. 10000.
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Story OF Key West
Based Vessel Told
In Natl Magazine

The Key West based salvage ship
"Cable" has received national pub
licity in the current issue of Real
Magazine, a mems monthly, with
the adventurous story of 5000
mile, 61-day saga Of hardship and
heartache when she was called
upon to perform a salvage opera
ton on a laundering tanker near
Buenos Aires in May, 1851.
Under the command of Captain
Frank A. Shepherd, the trim vessel
which is owned by the MERIT,
Chapman and Scott Company of
New York and has been based in
Key West for several months, res
cued the stricken tanker.
To add to the difficulty Of the
situation, the vessel had a crew
man who was suffering from
diabetic condition aboard.
On just two hours notice, the
Cable left port and began the long
haul to the scene of the founder
ing ship.
A narrowing tale of the sea un.
folded as the local ship and its
crew battled the elements to eff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01
MARATHON NEWS NOTES
By THELMA PARKHURST

Well, the Christmas rush is
finally settling down, and the
Christmas tree down on the CON-
munity lawn is looking sad and
forgotten. 1t was a majestic thing,
though, Is feet high, and served
us well. The Miami Herald OBJ
served that it was II feet high,
and that hurt Bud Graham's feel
ings. He says that he and other
district workers were up so high in
the air all day decorating and
placing it that they were air sick.
Kids are already wailing that
time passes too fast and they are
getting ready to so back to school.
John Ayers of Dothan, Ala, who
is a fraternity brother of Jim's
Stigma Nu) is still with us, and
will stay until time to 90 back to
Tallahassee Jan S. It is his first
sojurn to the Florida Keys, and
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fore a Key West audience, DR..
Sutton will present bird Magic
in Mexico" to an audience of
school children in q matinee at
2 o'clock at Truman Elementary
School on Friday.
DR.. Sutton is nationally known
for his work as an author, artist,
scientist and lecturer on nature
subjects. He has led and paTtici-
pated in many expeditions to Hud-
son Bay, Mexico. Labrador and
the Everglades of Florida. During
World War II, he served as a
Major in the A. A. F. tactical
service. particularly in Alaska and
the Aleutians.
The Monroe County Audubon
Society. in cooperation with the
National Audubon Society, is
pleased to present this noted
scientist and naturalist to Key
West audiences.
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across a body of water lie the
outlines of a small clean little
town which adds a general feel
ing of airiness to the compost
ton.
Ben Shahn has contributed a
poster type thing which he calls
truman and Dewey" which
hardly fits in with the balance
of the selections. In the painting
president Harry Truman is pic
tured at the piano while Tom
Dewey sits rakishly atop it.
Also represented in the show
are such top-ranking artists as:
William Palmer. James Penny,
Henry Vernum Poor, Steve Ratio,
w. Reiss, Charles Sheeler, Will
liam Thon, Max Weber, Karl
Zerbe, Samuel Adler, Bernard
Arrest, Isabel Bishop, Arnold
Blanch, Louis Bouche, Stuart
Davis, Morris Davidson, Lamar
Dodd, Jimmy Ernst, Lyonel Fem
niger, Vavier Gonzalez, Louis
Gugliemi, John Edward HeIiker.
Jacob Lawrence, James Lechay.
Doris Lee, Reginald Marsh, Henry
Mattson, Hans Moller and Will
liam Pachner.
The gallery is open daily from
1000 am. to 800 pm.
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of a painting rental service for
residents of Key West. These
paintings viii be available at the
Harms Studio Gallery, go Duval
Street, and information concerning
the painting rental service and the
films can be had by calling 2-6811.
Mrs. Elvira Reilly gave an in
teresting account of her expert
ences with a photographic stone;
and the project for this month,
the painting Of one of the older
buildings in town, turned out so
well that it viii be repeated again
next month with a boat on the
wasys as the subject matter.
The already finished project will
be on exhibit at the Harms Studio
Gallery January 4th. thru January
18th so that the public can see
the variety of techniques employ
ed by this active group of local
artists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01

1.-THE Looms Necklace" an ex-
ceptionally fine color film, deals
with an ancient American Indian
legend related through ceremonial
masks.
Dong Kingman Paints a Water
COLOR should be of more than
passing interest to everyone be-
cause of the renowH Of this con-
temporary artist.
Music From the Mountains"
viii be a surprise, and pleasure,
even for those who dislike "moun-
tain music"
Navajo Sandpainters" is one
subject that never seems to lose
its appeal; and "Circling the
Square" will be of especial interest
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Bird Expert viii
ShOiU Film Here Al
High School Fri.

DR.. George Misch Sutton. whose
picture Bird Magic in Mexico"
will thrill audiences with a color
full delineation of secrets of the
wilderness revealed by the Cor
nell-Carleton expedition to south
western Tamaulipas, Mexico, on
Friday evening at eight o'clock in
the Key West High School Audi
forum, is the first speaker on the
1928 Audubon Screen Tour Ser
les.
Appearing for the first time be-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01
NEW STAMP ISSUE
OUT FEBRUARY %

WASHINGTON R-The Post Of
flee Department disclosed that
the design of the Scent Ma
tional Guard commemorative
stamp which win have its firSt-day
sale here on Feb. %.
The stamp viii be printed hori-
zontally in special-delivery size,
and viii be printed in blue.
The central design depicts typ
ical National Guardsman ready for
action, with the background show
ing activities during a local dis
aster and an amphibious battle
landing under Air National Guard
cover.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01

AiiS AlISIlOT OF tne clurcn was
decked in white carnations, white
g." 'ioli, white poinsettias and
po'sed palms with traditional
god candelabra.
he brides gown was of white
Il ,e faille embroidered with
II and seed pearls, a sweet
h =. snackline and sleeves pour,
e over the wrist, and finger
4 veil with a hand made tiara
s carried a bouquet of zebra
O. and Vile roses with pur-
p orchid center.
r RAJ o. honor, Miss Betty
G ! Smith, the groo.n's sister
" wore a pink taffeta gown
W 1 nslon ove-skirt and carried
a nix carnation noseaey Wit,
e. IN ssreamers. The bridesmaid,
NJ Anna Elizabeth 'Ve-terc M,
OF South Miami, Florida. wore
q yellow taffeta Gcwn with an
or"nid oversSirt end carried a
yepow carnasion nosegay. The
81 'er girl, sFiss Ksth~vn Curtis
o. Il Paso, Texas, wore an aqua
Il "Hta gown with rainbow shades
o. -ylon overskirt.
> tride's riot. - wore a now.
a. blue dress. with black acees.
sc IS End a pink carnation cor.
ss"'. Tie groom's mother chose
&c her sons wedding blush pink
dress and wore white carnation
&C age.
Dressed in the Nays dress blue
u orm. the groom's attendants
we Harley Harmon, Sonarman
s. 4ond Glass. USN. and Isaac
S'Haon, Sonarman Second Class
Y with Hammond serving as
bit man. The ushers. also in
d"css blue Uniform were Rodney
P'-aot, Altman. USN: Charles
Hitchcock. Seaman Apprentice
USS; Wizard Michael. Electrician
S -ond Class, USN; Norman gar.
pc Seaman Apprentice. USN.
al Rcbert c. YoSt, Woman Sea.
n I. USN.
as the ceremony commenced the
I rs were lighted by Norman
] cold and Rosert c. YoSt. Miss
Acne Spear sang "Pe"ause . "0h
] ecnise Nc" and The Wedding
Trmn, being accompanied on the
On by Mrs. Thclma Porch
tier the seating Of the groom's
. brides families, the tradition.
9 wedaing march was played. with
! bri1e being given in marriage
! Ter unc'e, ior E. P. Curtis Of
{ Earnest Snyder and Miss Anna
J ahcsh Snyder Of South Miami.
c-ide: Major and Mrs. E. p
Js-tis, Cathy and Tommie Of Fort
z IS, Texas.
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to Key West since it depicts, in
color, how the Streets Fair in
Greenwich Village is conducted,
and can be compared with our
own Street FairS--the fourth semi
annual one to run February LIST
thru February 9th.
Plans for the Street Fair were
also discussed, and it was decided
to reserve one section for higher
priced paintings which would be
for sale on a Dutch Auction"
basis.
The Street Fair viii end with
the second free program of films,
to be shown again at the Trade
Winds.
Also discussed was the project
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01

Large numbers of Key Westers
have flocked to the gallery daily
to inspect the paintings.
On of the finest works in the
show, "City View" a massive
four by five foot canvas by Rayo-
naond Breinin shows & really
fine feeling of depth and gran
deur in scene looking out over
q city at dusk. A vaguely defined
figure of a girl in the foreground
adds to the feeling of the charm
Of the work.
Marketing" whimsical COM
position by Louis Bosa injects a
humorous touch into the show
with a canvas showing two
clergymen as they peddle mer-
r'lv to market aboard bicycle
built for two with a load of
turkeys on the handlebars. The
STYLE is reminiscent of that of
William Major.
John Carroll, in his conven-
tiNnal portrait of a girl has man.
a~cd to captivate the haunting
beauty of an extremely attrac-
tie young girl.
Zoltsn Zepeshy. in RED Scow"
his produced what is probably
TIE most competent landscape in
TIE exhibit when he shows a rcd
barge in the foreground and
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feet the rescue Of the stricken ship
which had lost its propeller.
Following the sighting Of the
ship, it was towed some 5000 miles
to port. Cable covered over II, 900
miles in the mercy trip.
The article. which contains a
vivid description Of Key Vests
waterfront, was written by Bob
Jennings.
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Contemporary american Art Exhibit
At East MarteILO Gallery PIenses

An importance the Key artistic scene the
18th Annual showing of the Southeastern Circuit Exhibition OF
Contemporary American Painting currently view at the East
Martello Galleries
The showing which opened formally Monday evening when
prominent Key viewed it. will continue
through January 18th.
the exhibition being hung for the fifth straight
the auspices the Key Historical Society,"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01
Semi annual Art ShOaU And Public
Showing Of Art Films Are Planned

At the regular monthly meeting Of the Key West Artists Group
held Tuesday December 30h at the home of Lee Albert many
questions of the coming settled
The first program of Art Finsoered to the public free Of
charge- Sunday evening January 18th at the
Winds program which consists of five short but unusual
all with sound-in last about
and half should be of equal interest to adults and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01

Starch, one Of the most COM
mon substances found in plants,
is converted into sugars for trans.
fer through the plant structures
and back into starch again for
storage in the plant body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01
GnndIeIight Ceremony Performed At
Old Stone Methodist Unites COuDIe

The Old Stone First Methodist Church Key West was the
scene OF formal Naval wedding candeght ceremony at
O the evening Miss Rebecca Louise Gregory daughter of the
Reverend and Mrs Harry Gregory Key became the bride
o. homer Stanley Smith Jr Sonaman Second Class USN of
NJ, and Mrs Homer Stanley Smith, ST. of Bristol Tenn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01
TENN. TOWN HAS NO
1852 TRAFFIC DEATHS

KINGSP0RT, Tenn. "a - This
city Of 20. 900 went through 1852
without a single traffic death. The
string of deathless days now ex.
tends TO 462.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01
Coming EUents


MEETINGS SLATED FOR
THIS DATE ARE CANCEL
ED. CALL YOUR oRGANi-
ZATIoN PRESIDENT TO
CONFIRM ANY MEETING.
FRIDAY, JANUARY p
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program, Poinciana
Baptist Church, $50 pm.
Knights of Pythias, meeting at
Pythian Hall, 72S Fleming, s
pm.
Fern Chapter. No. 81, Order of
Eastern Star, Scottish Rite
Temple, 8 pm.
Officers Club, Fern Chapter No.
81. O.F.S. s pm.
Key West Amateur Radio Club,
National Guard Armory, 7:30
pm.
SATURDAY, JANUARY B.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, 729
Fleming Street, 7:30 pm.
MONDAY, JANUARY s.
Alcoholics Anonymous, Key West
group, meeting at 8 pm.
Methodist Men, Caballeros Meto-
distas, Wesley House, s pm.
Key West Temple No. 81, Py-
THAN Sisters, at K. of P. Hall,
1880 pm.
Executive Board, Poinciana
PTA, at school, s pm.
Key West Archery Club, 1880
pm.
Circle One, Presbyterian wom-
en-, with Mrs. F. w. Enander,
so FELTON, Rd., Sigsbee Park, s
pm.
Women's Auxiliary, st. Paul's
Church, Parish Hall, 3 pm.
WMU, LIST Baptist Church, 1880
pm.
Circle One, First Methodist
Church, 3 pm.
Key West Ministerial Associa-
ton.
Circle Two, Women Of First
Church, with Mrs. Charles
Trauth, 505-B Poinciana, 3
pm.
TUESDAY, JANUARY g.
Kiwanis Club dinner meeting,
$50 pm.
Youth for Christ Bible Study,
Methodist Church, 729 Flem-
ing Street, 1880 pm.
TT. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Club, 7:45 pm.
Beginners Bridge Group, TT.
Taylor Officers Club, s pm.
Minoca Council No. 13, Degree
of Pocahontas, Redman Hall,
= 1880 pm.
Civil Air Patrol, Am. Legion
home, 8 pm.
X. w. Assembly No. Is Order of
Rainbow Girls, Scottish Rite
Temple. 1880 pm.
X. w. Chapter No. 8, Disabled
Am. Veterans, Luz Temple, AZ
Amelia St., s pm.
X. w. Players, Barn Theatre, s
pm.
Woman's Club, club auditorium,
$3.50 pm.
Sea Finigee Cootiette Club s71,
VFW Home, 8 pm.
Chapter No. 283, National So
journers, LIST Presbyterian
Church, 7 pm.
Coral Shores PTA, cafetorium, 8
pm.
Junior Woman's Club, woman's
Club, 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY T.
Navy Wives Bowling League,
Naval Station Alleys, 1 pm.
Meeting, Junior Oh. Commerce
at clubhouse, 8 pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
So, meeting at Bldg. ITS. 1890
am.
Ladies Golf Tournament. K. w.
Golf course. 9 am.
Handicraft Group. Naval Station
Library. End floor. 8 pm.
Dade Lodge No. Il, Masonic
Group. at Scottish Rite Tenn
pie, 5 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01
Z tie Logan Has Holiday
sii9rs From California

Ir. and Ms. Wi1.am BurgoS Of
Sa1 Francisco, California. are
s~"1d'1g the holidays in this city
y b s,r. Burgos mother and uncle.
Us. sNeie Logan and Chester
; ny Of iil6 Elgin ST.
dr. Burgos is formerly az Key
A eSt.
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tends to live now.
Another college boy who got the
thrill of lifetime yesterday waA
Richard Gagen, junior at Yale.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Fagen, and two brothers David ann
Edward "a graduate of Harvard
went out on the Bon Ami WITH
Capt. Parky. Richard hooked,
fought (hard tool and landed g
lift. in. sail, weight 81 lbs. He
was all smiles and says that was
the best Christmas present OF ali.
1t viii be mounted &c hang on his
wall at home at Is Old Mill Road,
Lake Forrest, Ill. The Fagens
have been staying at the Key AM
baSSdor Motel in Key West for the
past 10 days.
II seems that / haven't had much
club news or activities to write
about. Reason: They were all CALI
ed off during the holidays. But noW
We are starting a new year so,
members. please don't forget that
there will be a regular meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary.
Monday, Jan. S, at s p. m. AL
members are urged by the preSi.
dent, Maud Spence, to attend and
help us keep up the grand work
this Auxiliary has done in the past.
I have been suffering this last
few days with a rare thing, very
bad cold drought down by some
of my northern visitors, of courSel
and l really can't say it too plainly,
but l can write if. So to each and
every one of my friends and read.
ers of the Key West Citizen, Happy
New Year!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01

AT least one of the asteroids.
small Planets revolving around the
sun between Mars and Jupiter,
can sometimes be seen, with the
u1a'dea eye, but there are believ-
cd to be Thousands e. asteroids
which can be seen by modern
telescopes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01

1 new steel plant on the Dele
, er has IS ml'es Of
: rsllFoSd usck' in its
J.. res.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01
PENDING DIVORCE
CAUSES DEATHS

AzUSA, Calf. IA quarrel over
their pending divorce ended yester-
day in the deaths OF Abel Garcia
Vasquez, "a, and Ophelia vasquez,
20, and her father, Luis Silva
Rubio, So.
Police Chief A. L. Kendrick said
Vasquez shot his wife and her
father end then turned the gun on
himself in front of Rubio's home.
where Mrs. Vasquez had been
living since the estrangement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-01

he says he knows where he in.
tends to live now.