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that the course the Wisconsin sena-
tor was proposing for the United
States in world affairs was exactly
the course the Russians have &C.
cused this government of all along
No Coercion
eff it should turn impatiently tC
concerned, would be a mark o.
President said, "our brand of CO
ercion, so far as cur friends are
concerned, woauld he a mark o.
the imperialiSt rather than of the
leader"
Mccarthy, In his speech, had
urged that the United States cut
off foreign aid funds to allies car.
rying on trade with Red China.
Eisenhower gave congressional
committees what at least some oil
them regarded as approval to GO
ahead with hunts for subversior
when he said:
Fair. thorough and decent In
vestigations, followed by unhesi
tating corrective action, are the
most effective and the only eff
cient-way to get this necessary
Job done. :.
"The administration viii contin,
ue to hunt for any that are present
and, OF course, any subversives
located by a congressional com,
mittee will be removed just as
promptly as. any others"
Mccarthy had contended in his
nationwide radio-tcleviSion speech
that the administration was bat,
ting zero" in some security mat.
tiers. And he said that ''the raw,
harsh, unpleasant fact is that com.
muniSm viii be an issue in
1884"
The Senate's permanent investi.
eating committee, which Mccarthy
heads, expects to go ahead with
its spy hunts and Chairman Jenner
(R-Ind) as indicated the internal
security subcommittee would dc
likewise.
Jenner said he thinks the Com
muniSt issue viii be not in next
years campaign and Sen. Welker
(R-Idaho) said he thinks it viii ex.
tend into the 1856 presidential con.
test.
Sen. John Marshal Butler (R.
Md said he fears there may be
new Communist attempts to infil,
trate the government in addition
to some undiSclosed spy rings tina
may be operating now He said the
president had expressed a very
ere hope-but | DON'T think its
cSSibie. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-03
Board Upheld

LOS ANGELES R-The Superior
Court has upheld the right of the
Los Angeles City School Board to
dismiss three teachers for refusal
to testify before the House Com.
mittee on Un-American Activities.
Judge Joseph w. Vickers held
yesterday with the school board
that the teachers could be dis.
missed for unprofessional conduct,
evident unfitness for office and re-
fusal to obey reasonable regula.
tons.
Counsel for the teachers. Abra.
ham Minkus, Serril L. Gerber and
Harry Shepro, said they would ap-
peal.
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ORDINANCE NO. AT
COMMISSION SEpIEs

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
PARAGRAPH (b) OF SECTION
34.10 OF THE CODE OF THE
CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA
1852. RELATING TO BUILDING
REGULATIONS IN BUSINESS CAP
DISTRICTS IN THE CITY OF
KEY WEST, oRIDA. BY
AMENDING SAID PARAGRAPH
TO PERMIT A VARIANCE FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION OF A H.
FAMILY DWELLING ON A PART
OF LOT 10, SQUARE 3 OF Al
SUBDIVISION OF TRACT IL
KNOWN AS SIMONTON & WALLS
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
KEY WEST: REPEATING ALL
ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH; AND PROVIDING
WHEN ORDINANCE GOES INTO
4 EFFECT.
i BE IT ENACTED by the City
Commission of The City of Key
West, Florida:
! Section !. That Paragraph (b)
of Section 34.1O of the Code of the
City of Key West, Florida. 1852 be
Iamended TO permit a variance for
the construction of a 1-family dwell
ling on Part of Lot 10, Square 8
of subdivision of Tract IL known
as Simonton & Wallis Addition to
the City Of Key West, said property
being on Duval Street at a point
l65 feet NorthweSterly from the
corner of Duval and Virginia
Streets.
Section Z. All Ordinances or parts
lof Ordinances of said City in con-
Iflict with the provisions hereof are
hereby repealed to the extent of
such conflict.
| Section 3. The Ordinance is here
by declared TO be an emergency
measure on the grounds that this
Ordinance is necessary for the
preservation of peace, prosperity
and well-being of the people of the
City of Key West, Florida.
/ Section 4. That the reading of
this Ordinance at two regular meet
ings, not less than one week apart,
is hereby dispensed with by unani-
nous vote of the Commission.
/ Section 5. This Ordinance shall go
into effect Immediately upon its
passage and adoption and authen-I
tcation by the signature of the
presiding officer and the Clerk of
the Commission, and publication
/ thereof one time in a newspaper
of general circulation published in
the City of Key West, Florida.
| PASSED and ADOPTED by the
City Commission at a meeting held
this End day of December, A. D.
1855.
| C. B. HARVEY,
Mayor.
Attest.
VICTOR LOWE.
City CLERK
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CITY TRAILS NAVY IN
CONTINUED from PAGE One)

NN~HA~4 AOAA oFsC OnCt
that our boys and girls work is
supported by this one big drive.
MsY Mail Contributions
Campaign Chairman Bill Neblett
stated that persons who have not
been solicited for pledge and-or
a contribution may still mail in
their subscriptions, or if. they cal
the United Campaign Headquar.
tcrs, telephone 2-6091, a volunteer
worker will be sent to pick up the
pledge. Neblett also said that many
firms and individuals are making
pledges which will be paid during
the coming year.
Attending the Executive Com.
Imittee meeting were the following:
Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr.. Presi.
dent; r. Adm. George c. Towner,
USN, Vice President; j. J. Ire.
Ivor. Treasurer; Richard E. Evans,
Secretary; William R. Neblett,
1SS3-54 Campaign Chairman; Ma
yor c. B. Harvey; and, Ben Knep-
per, Campaign Advisor.
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Gen. Shedd Passes
I'm BradentOn Wed.

Word was received last night By
Mrs. Eta Patterson, 81 Caroline
Street Of the sudden death Of Ma
ior General william z. Shedd at
Palma Sofa Park, BEadenton, Flo.
rida.
General Shedd was well known
in this community and his passing
viii be deeply felt by his many
friends.
He is survived by his widow,
Lettie Patterson Shedd, two sons
Cp. william Z and lst Ii. George
Patterson Shedd; a sister. Mrs,
Howard Martin, Danville, III. and
three grandsons.
IntermeHt VIII be in Arlington
National Cemetery.
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kelAtIvo tsUmIdliY, . An
$50
eaFomsieF tees LEVEL, 1:ee AN.
s0.05 ins.--10i7.6 mbs.
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The
-
Weatherman
Says


Key West and vicinity: Cloudy
with occasional rain o. showers
thrs Friday; not much change In
temperature. Low tonight about u
degrees: high Friday about rs de.
grees. Fresh TO occasionally mod.
erately strong easterly winds shift.
Ing to southeast and south up "a
30 mph offshore. SMALL CRAFT
WARNING displayed.
Florida: Partly cloudy to OF.
easionally cloudy and slowly ris.
ing temperatures thru Friday.
Widely scattered showers Friday
and In extreme south and ITALIA.
hassee area this afternoon and to,
night.
jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Small craft
warnings displayed. Fresh to oc.
casionally moderately strong 2o-st
mph east TO southeast winds be-
coming southeast to south by Fri.
day. Rough seas. Partly cloudy to
cloudy to occasional cloudy with
scattered showers Friday and In
Straits this afternoon and tonight.
Western Caribbean: Moderate to
fresh easterly winds thru Friday.
Partly cloudy TO cloudy weather
with scattered showers.
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On
County Govt
Begin Today

Tire first radio broadcast To ex.
plain the workings Of the county
government will be at 7:4s p. m.
today.
AL Of the county commissioners
win be on this first program over
station wKWF. Commissioner Joe
Allen prepared the script. The pur.
pose Of the show is 10 acquaini
listeners with problems and jobs
Of the county commissioners and
the various committees.
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MONEYS NO COOD

DELTA, Colo. R--Police Judge
N. Z. barrow returned 20 ''but-
tons" with which three Indians had
attempted to pay drunkenness
fines yesterday. The buttons came
off their wives clothing.
They were silver dollars defaced
by copper loops welded to them.
A bank refused to accept them.
Tie Judge suspended the $40 in
fines.
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Watched Wrong Light

CHANDLER, Okla. Up Police.
man Hank Albritton promptly ar.
rested a motorist for drunkenness
when the driver, holding up traf.
flc for blocks, demanded indignant.
ly, "When's that light going to
change"
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Attest

. VICTOR LOWE.
City CLERK.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-03

Farm experts say corn is Is per
cent more nutritious when turned
INTO sllage than when fed to ami.
mails as grain and fodder,
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Salt content of the Dead Sea Is
about rs per cent compared with
about five per cent for ocean wat,
Ier.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

TILDEN GARDENs-Desirable EardeI
rm., sunroom. dining rm; and kit
Excellent condition. $4,000. J
NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-9696. -2(
TILDEN GARDENS-Large, choice g.
bedrm.. 2-bath apt: liv. rm,. din.
rm.,. sunrm. and kit, with full view
Of the gardens; $4,000, Terms. J;
SILVER sPRING-2-bedrm. apt,
ee 9escsS ss 6T Tm ample sss Closets cs Mrs
Msesa Masseees. u u. is0 9H4s0s 'Sfi With sPARKs S
AGENCY, DU. 7-2995. 80
EMBASSY APTS., 1918 Harvard St
din. r@.,' Esfkii kit. Nv; and bath. All HiiS;: ise:
rms. and lge, closets. .Remodeled
!tantial aaa lsess cash rsauiTsd sS spO
|oWSNEE; " nEI;u LEAVING y C., CITY must must. sell Sc!
rm. m with firepl.. din. rm', all eiec. &c
kit. on first A.; 2 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd. $4,000. CO. 5-3724 -2I
EFFICIENCY APTS.-Very roomy in
nice NV. apt: bldg. elev., switch
board. .Outright sale or lease with
option to buy. LO 5-4254. I'll
FOR SALE OR RENT bedrms.. .
5HthS; 5;n Sr large , liy Mn I'm. ana foyer;
CoLoREDiM0NT. RD. b. AND IN; COT. tSSi c R6c.
2nd-f. apt; liv.. rm., dinette, kit. b.
S275 dn, and $75 mo. incl. hit. h
water and janitor Sery. NO. 7-9069
ICoLORED. 1909 11th ST. N.w.Ls-
| story coop bldg. now available
An excellent apt. which can be
bought on very easy terms like rent.
Adults only. See janitor for inspec
tion or call Mr.. Gill Monday, EN-
$4,000. LEGUM AND GERBER
REALTY CO. 80
| Coop. building: choice 2-bedrm., liv
| rm. and bath apt, can be bought or
very easy payments like rent. For
information call Mr.. Gill Monday
EN-. $4,000. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. go
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BOILING FIELD AREA, in 2-family
apt bldg: 4 rms, din. area, hall,
bath, kitchen; 1 rm. could be q rec.
rm.; redecorated. $1I5; will con-
Circle, D1. 7-1s34. w N5i
TAKOMA PK.-Lge. 1-bedrm; apt,
conv. to bus and stores; individual
redec.; $50. Smaller 1-bedrm. apt,
MI S1S' so5aa7 one phone Ju. 0-70e0; res
GAITHERsBURG New 3-bedroom
garden apt; lovely quiet section,
close to schools; $50 per mo. plus
utils. SAMUEL z. BoGLEY, INC.
Poplar 2.6161; eyes,. Mr.. Spencer
CoMpIETEIY COMP SSRI REDEc.-2 bedrms.
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and bath;
close to transp. and shopping: no
pets. Call JU. 9-3215. -21
BELTSvILLE-1O420 wash. blvd. !;
p6S 15SdER Fsatot' a9t' " $iS pgaBo per mo- s6 BEAN
spts.; and 5 bedrms.; 500 and
$102.50. incl. utils. 10. s-70sS.
1886 sTRATHMORE ST. corner Le-
land and strathmSre, Ch. Ch., Md.
front front apt, lge; bedrms; sS l biz
TWO LARGE ROOMS and bath and
porch, IL miles east of D. c.; $50
per month. Call Cedar 3-3375;
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-95o1 Rhode
Island ave-; 3 rms, pvt. bath; no
children or pets. WE. 5-569S. 20
5000 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Apt.
1O1l; L bedrm., iv. rm.. dinette. kit.
,i1saS Hsa bath RNhESSS2RS3Ehin SS2s2 incl 9tis Si
apt: at -S311 Roanoke ave-, Takoma
Park, Nd, near Piney Branch shop.
center; 4 exposures, private entr.
and the entire attic for private stor-
age, large liv. rm., din. rm., equip
ped kit. and hathrm., laundry rm.
and large fenced yard. All utilities
and heat furnished for 500 per mo.
Available Oct. l. OWNER, S02
ATRAcTfvE AR2Ri sTf PaoRf sBE5RM 5R SSlgf aPT O Ts
koma Park area. Children welcomed.
TAKOMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt. heat
and hot water, auto. washer; adults
only. S67.75. JU. 5-1143. 30
MT. RAINIER. Md rms. kit,
bath, nice yard, cellar for washing;
lst-h. apt, newly dec. Convenient
IOIO9 FAWCETT ST, Kensing ton,
nished comb. liv. -bedrm.. kit.-din.
rm.. bath, private rear entrance;
S69. so. L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor,
1918 X ST. NV, MA. S-0753.
EXTRA LARGE / and 2 bedrm. apts.;
close to transp., SHOPPING center.
schools; 53rd pl. and Defense hwy.
MUERuE ARMS
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont,

ANDREWS BOILING SUTTLAND
AREA--Fine brick home. 2 bedrms..
bsmt.; lge. lot; congenial suburban
neigh6orhood: $14o per mo. 20.
MANOR PARK. mr.. Walter Reed
fuii baths, rec rec. rm.. M . porches; ? fs; auto.
matte heat; lge. yard. built-in ga
shopping 81 Psan t5snsgo5Ssss1t5lOn; $3.50 no.
or adults. Cali PENNY" APosTo-
LIDEs, RE. 7-5224 or RIA. $500.
SILVER SPRING AREA1ws hsy.
co, Lo; 4-sas5. He. 4 -s1s3. I'll
Nd. !close to Peace cIossl-Attrac-
tive furn. house. with . bedrms.. liv.
EMM; En- 5000; IEdUM 4 GERBER
AGffXSANNDR18 AREA-Nicely iurn.
2-bedrm. semidet. home, cony: 70
ALEx.1BrS,. det., in excel. neish-
borhood; Isl, A.. liy. rm.,, din; rm:;
kit hSth; SSlh. mi PeSrms Srms tsnd.d End a. ~
screened s. porch. S22o mo. % K1.
WHEATON, nT1 - semidetached 2-bed-
room frame house, good. location;
yard. Sl25 per mo. Available Oct.
/. Call MR.. o'NEIL. Lo, 4-69o5.
ASETsSroN. HstTsen avg VA!s !Sn5 pm Goth I'd I'd NJ
hwy; excel. tTsnsp. Sis. IA; .
BELLE BELLE HAVEN, ALEx.-s1s bedrms..
rm., recr. rm. plus usual rooms;
MASS. AVE. HTS.&Fiye bedrms,, ga
SSsin' nsi DoEshis iss v sR s2ss 0fa1y EM a$ii $sgiii
AMER. UNIV. PIX, near bus schools.
churches. shopping center--Liv: rm,
din. rm., recreation rm., 3 bedrms,.
ga baths, screened porch, oil heat.
Isnesd SeH BuH yard 4ssf tfa's Star BY aORSln''
rm. with flrepl., din. rm., compl. kit,
2 bedrms. and bath on frst H.; lEe.
bedrm; and bath on and f.;, recr.
in bsmt.; oil heat; lss; lot in Rood
y; JaSRsoH N St: AL Va. az ia. s-a5t5. 81
CHEVY E-HOLLINOWOOD -
Brick, except. well furn. Lily. rm.'
din. rm., scr. porch. den, full bath.
1St A.; 8 bedrms.. . baths. md A.:
recr. rm.. TV, automatic wash. ma
chine, 2-car gar, Avail. Oct l
through April l or is. $500 per mo.
SMALL HOUSE,. well furn.; $50 mo.
Sept. to June. IS mi. d. C.. via Suit
land pkwy. Refs. REQ. WO. 6-2742
or West River 6975. 30
BETHESDA-Six rms. incl. din. rm..
study; lge fenced yard; children
accepted; avail. now. $3.50 mo. OIL.
SEMIDET. brk.. completely furn. liz
eGeJsef CO. Joi e4s4S.W $W jo SseS4MGssN NHHNI' Mao
FALLS CHURCH-Two-be betrm. ram
bier completely furnished; reaS. to
right party. SARAH SCOTT, Jk.
7-O06S, ia. S-33l3. 30
ROCKVILLE = Nice, 2-bedrm.. liv.
rm., dining rm. and kit; nice yard;
S125 per mo. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC. Poplar 2-615l. Ewes, Mr.,
Spencer, OIL. 2-6g5".
house with other
usual rms, and facilities; bus 10
min. to wash. Phone OV. 3-4959
after pm. or any time Sat. or Sun.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
APARTMENTS WANTED

EXCHANGE student and wife both
from Netherlands desire modest
utility apt; prefer Georgetown area.
Box 472-R. Star. 20"
COUPLE want very quiet, furn. g
rm. apt; Nov. /; S70-S90; Mt.
Pleasant or vic. Box 455-R, Star.
EFFIC APT. wanted: ne. or NV;
near cars and bus. BOX 452-R. Star.
YOUNG WOMAN. employed Capitol
Hill, wants unfurnished, or 3
refs. Box 4oa-R, Star. OO 20. y."
ADULT COUPLE want unfurn. 2-bed-
rm.. apt in pvt. home by Oct. l.:
prefer lSt fl. with pvt. entr. Prefer
Bethesda area. OIL. 4-5097. 30
EMPLOYED COUPLE wants 1-bed-
room furnished apt. in Md. con-
yenient to Andrews Field and D. c..
Box 260-M, Star. -21
BACHELOR, here for six months
wishes to share apartment. north
west area. modern building. Column
bia 5-2461 until 6 pm. Saturday,
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT down
town; Preferably furnished. District
TWO YOUNG GIRLS desire 1-bed-
room furnished apt. near Boiling
Field in a Christian home. Call 10.
3-6l32. 20~
Evening star., 1953-09-19
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.
low short bkngs.i ins: Ii. 6-934:;
600 SO. FIT. of storage space; good
for any small business: heat; lights
NnTGNr i429 Irving aGrdss St; MI THr STREET EEL =,
across the country; safe. storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7:n1O4 UNION STOR..
.AGE co, INC Established 90e
ARE you MOVING to CALIFORNIA Or
to some other western State? Daily
service on hOgsehold Eafe, RooaT oaJpsoS sDS
EFoRWARDINI{Gi NJ NNA S,4S5@ SSa. ,,ov,n,
beaches esp. s l. MORRIS; 45lC
18th st. NV. Call TU 2-l150 after
ROYAL TRANsFER-we will move
you by job or $6 hr rms. as low
MOVING AND HAULING-pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H..
GREENE. Ii 4-253S. 20
A TWO-HOUR NOTICE is all we
need; low rates. We move any
thing. GAsKINS TRANSFER; IA.
EDIEMAN. MOVING AND STORAGE;
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-l4l6
MOVING AND HAULING. Easements
and yards cleaned; day or night
service. AID. 4-9041. 30
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GOODACRE APTS

Several l and 2 bedrm apts.. newly
decorated. New flreproof bldgs
Lge. rms. closets. Hardwood parQuet
and shopping. SS7 so to SlO0, utiis
incl. Apply S619 Piney Branch I'd :.
Silver Spring. Md. Ju. 5-7111.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

FIT. MYER HEIGHTS APIS
1914 N. 18TH ST.-Taking applica-
tionS for future occupancy; / and
. bedrms.. rent includes all utils
Best location in Arlington, conv. to
stores. schools and transp. ia
S-6S77 or ia. 0-4244
Evening star., 1953-09-19
SWEEPING VIEW

Potomac River Valley, near U. S, Map
Service Headquarters, l5 min. from
downtown Wash.-1deal and secluded
spot for busy executive. Nine larGe
rooms, 4l2 baths, recr. rm:, oil INV.
for sale or for rent. To inspect.
call Mrs. Lynch, with WAGGAMAN-
BRAWNER. NE. S-3S60. Res. DU.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
CHEVY CHASE

Attractivelv furnished S-room house,
3 bedrooms. . baths: fun basement
with half bath; convenient to schools
and shopping. Seen by appointment
only.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 10th St. NV. DI. 7-HS30
Evening star., 1953-09-19
-.rz,.-r ooour.~,.v

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
FURNISHED AND UNFURN1SHED
Several . and 3 bedrm. homes; excel.
cond.; very reasonable. ConV. 10
Nat. Airport. Pentagon and Ft. Bel
voir Call South 5-9100 weekdays,
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
GEORGETOWN

For official family who need a small
home with large rooms. This house,
exquisitely furnished, also has an
usually fine terrace and garden; on
a quiet street facing Government
park. S400 mo. Call Mrs. Matthew
Finn for further details.
SANDOZ. INC. DU. 7-1234
Evening star., 1953-09-19
SMALL ESTATE

different, high above
the Potomac, yet only Is min. from
downtown Washington. Nicely re-
stored, suburban-type home, on s
wooded acres and Handicapped lawns:
9 rms, Ala baths; oil h.-w.h.: excel.
furnishings, Oriental rugs, etc:
S4OO. To inspect. call Mrs. Lynch
with WAGGAMAN-BRA ME.
R.2S6O. reSidence MI 7-S435
Evening star., 1953-09-19
APTs. UNEuRNlsHED-D. c.
MAJESTIC

1900 18th ST. NV.
Avail. Oct. /. Lge. 2-bedrm. apt. in
this choice bldg. and location.
Rental Of S159.5O incl. all utils. See
resident manager or call
CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9080
Evening star., 1953-09-19

St semipv SatS lOF ss eSPi. Ii 9ss eeasR
COLORED-STUDIO RM., kitchen,
share bath; S6S.5O mo. 3427 Hol-
mead gl. NV: ST, 379942; 20
S.E.-2 rooms, kitchen, share bath.
Rent. S74.50 including all utilities.
B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV
MA S.010O 20
Evening star., 1953-09-19

CoMFoRTABLE APT. LIVING
At Donna Lee Apis, Falls Church
For exceptionally lge. rms, good
closet space. individual storage bins,
at-your- door bus service, schools in
. bedrms., 500 and sos so. incl. utils.
| bedrm.. $3.50 and SS5. incl. utils.
LIE 2-S512 LA E-G6Gn -22
Evening star., 1953-09-19
EMBASSY APIS.

1919 Harvard st NV. Iiv. rm., .
bedrms.. bath. kit. din. rm., foyer,
lge closets. Remodeled and re-
decorated to perfection. II
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Lovely Kirkwood

Lovely Kirkwood
NOW RENTING
Including Utilities
1t Is not often that we offer these
most desirable garden-type apart
ments in premium Md. suburb on
D. c. line. 35 acres Of leisurely liv-
ing. absolutely every convenience. W.
r. HUGHES CO. AP. 7-2252. --19
BEAUTIFUL
ROCK CREEK GARDEN
County's OUTSTANDING
garden apartment development. At
tractive ] and , bedroom apts
COMPARE THESE ADVANTAGES:
/. Located at District line at Rock
Creek Park in Montgomery County S
finest residential community.
,. Shopping center within the de-
velopment.
g. Rock Creek Forest Elementary
School Immediately adjacent to the
apis.
4. Church a few blocks from the
development.
5. Service by both Capital Transit
and Maryland buses.
For complete information. call
JU. $4,000
OR VISIT THE RENTAL OFFICE AT
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-27

Elmer Smith. Harry Jackson and
&. V. Williams,
Educational Committee: Miss
Lucille McGcc, chairman, Mines
Ralph Knight. James Lucas and
Willard Merrill.
HoStcsScs for the annual dinnCr
meeting 10 be held Thursday night,
March 10, az Coffman Memorial
Union win DO the Mines, G. c,
Grrcn. Howard narncll. Clark
Johnson, the Misses Lucille Mc0ee
and Jane Bedlack.
A movie was shown entitled
Does II Matter What You
Think -. an English sound fllm,
followed by a discussion In the
group led by AShby Gaskins. In.
dustriai Secretary Of the Mime,
apolis Urban League,
Mr.. Subraynama Nagcswaren Of
India, who II In this country
studying Methods and TecniQue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-27
former MlnNSapOIlsun
Is married. In los
AnoaIeS, California

Announcement has reached the
Twin Cities OF the marriage OF
Mrs. Josephine Chambers. former
Minneapolitan, 10 Edward Stin-
well Bailey, OF Los Angeles. This
union joins two OF Kansas City'B
first families.
MIR. Bailey is the son OF the late
Robert Bailey. first Negro Demo-
Crat in Kansas CITY. first Head Of
Garrison Square Field House and
will always be remembered as
dance hail inspector by Kansas
city old timers
Mrs Chambers IL the grand
daughter OF the Late James Trib-
BILE. who operated the first Negro
transfer company In Kansas City
She was the first Negro woman
10 be- hired by tho Northern
States Power Company OF Min
neapolis. working there until
World War II.
During the war, she made n
fine record on the Womens War
Bond Executive committee, re-
presenting our womens groups,
She Is former president Of the
Urban League Guild. and present.
I'd the first scholarship given by
that group; member Of 81
Peters AME church and ex.
president OF the Laiascz nous.
faire Bridge club.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bailey have
known each other since childhood
and were sweethearts In historic
Lincoln high school In Kansas
city, both graduating from there.
Mr.. Bailey Is one Of CALIFORNIA;
most successful businessmen, hRv.
ing operated Cafe-tavern, bar
Der shop. and pool room for years.
He now owns a number Of polish
ing racks,
SociaIIte Club Meeting! ON Sat
urday evening March ~, Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Mayes. 1891 Bryant
Ave. N. will be hosts 10 the
SoCiRlitc Club.