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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26

BOILING FIELD AREA: 3-bedrm. !:
school. 4 blks.; fenced yard: new
semidet. 2-story. M. 3-0713.
SALT CARPENTER ST. Sc. =. Mod.
semidet.: 3 rms, bath. full nsmt.;
sim. winds: gas a.-c. heat, oak MS.
Ven. blinds: new dec. UN. 4-7045.
ARLINGTON. N-s-small-bedfoom
D DorcS me- nSe school BUS. Stores ren
tagon; fenced I'd; trees: $3.50 mo-;
lease: 931 N. Liberty st.. JK.
LINCOLN PIX, 1879 Z. CAP. ST.
Newly dec. 2 screened porches; gas
heat; full bsmt.; Ice. I'd. garage; 10
min. s e heart OF town; $40 no.
bricf; b:d S: baths 4 pi Sedrm
area; all-elec. kit, Laundromat; at
tic fan; cool and quiet; adults; $1S5
mo. Lease required. LU. 2-7s10;
7-RM. BRICK HOUSES bedrms..
frepl.; full bsmt.: mr.. PARKING
ION; corner n. randolph st. and
Fairfax dr.; after Q pm. IA. 7-035O.
VILLAGE - New: 8
bedrms.. lily. rm.. din. rm., kit; full
sP Pin VEL rev ho s sSsS4m. 5fE
new; rent or sell. 6o21 BacElick I'd.
OWNER. EN-. 3-50S7. -27
N.E.-Unfurn. 2-bedrm. house, fun
n Dsnti nm the bath. mr.. busline. $50
ARLINGTON. N.-2-bedrm. row brick:
Rsat: ME- r.,1h6I.orI,ckk. S canx ~, nS
shopping; avail. July 1. TIE. 6-1l76.
BETHESDA. owners home for lease
bedrms:. Ia baths, bsmt. and
s saEsSs anss sS2S IL
nov; $3.50. mo. Refs. required. OIL.
BARNEY CIRCLE. Mr.. 18th and Pa.
ave. s.e.-Conv: to Navy. Yard. An
SssS' , ad b, 5Sir "a, Fields Ad E%s.
6oEf i 'q Re. 7-Ssf ISL IL T. 4l7ssasG. en-
AIR-CoNDITIONED, Riggs Park ne.
|13 bedrms;. 8 baths. beautiful
NV. to Missouri ave. risht to Rigss
I'd, follow Riggs I'd. to Eastern
ave. right on Eastern to SAMPLE
HOUSE" $500 Eastern ave. ne.
F1dMs l LERNER 4 co; To. 2-1JlS36'
NEAR BoLLNG FIELD and Naval
Air Station-Row brick, new cond.
rms.,2 baths. rec. rm.. yard,
porch; SIPS. OWNER, RIA. 6-632l.
WOODMOOR - 2-bedrm.. detached
brick bungalow on dead-end street.
Adjacent to st; Hernadette's: Newly
=, GALE Is.! ar Silver Spring. --27.
bath; row brick. new cond. New
gas. h.-w.h., full bsmt. Gar. Option
% buy like rent. S125 mo. Box 400
A AZ: Moron e71s s. Cleveland Gland
2 bedrms.. bsmt., fenced yard. newly
dec. 500 mo. JE 2-4l29. -27
8. ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. brick: 8
yrs. old: 10 min. Pentagon; bus at
door: SI2O. IA. $4,000, JE. 2-4OO2.
Mr., BELLAFESTA. Il
MICH. PARK = 3-yr.-old brick by
Woodner: semidet.. 3 bedrms.. III
baths, sep. din. rm., pict. windows,
bsmt.. fenced I'd: S105. JU. 5-3652.
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Short Term-Furnished

three bedroom, 2-bath; located in
Falls Church. featuring all of the
nicer living conveniences; available
for ga months.
l country home available for 2h
months; near Oakton.
Properties beautifully furnished to
meet your most exacting require
ments. Call JE. 2-2620, JOSEPH
w. SEAY CO., Falls Church, Va.
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18th AND COLUMBIA RD. VIC:
Ord mr.. unfin... elev. bldg: liv. Im:,
Sedrp b kt s sins Ssn s1s Tssst a 4
$54 49, Vacant. Applicant must be
approved. Mr.. Nasca. OIL. 4-24O3.
cox q Co, PO. 2-2070. -27
TILDEN apart
ment in this outstanding co-opera-
tive: close to but not on Connecti-
cut ave-: rooms and 2 baths; ga
rage available: excel. condition.
j. NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-9696.
~
S55 PER MO. pays prtn.. int, taxes.
Total price. So $50, flexible terms
for aualiiied buyer. ia. $1,000.
5 BRANDYWINE ST. Sc.
Near Boiling Field-Large 2-bedrm.
apt: Liv. rm. with picture window.
End floor corner apt. "a block to
shopping and transp. Low down
payment, and easy terms. After 8
pm. call OWNER, 10. 3-4019. p
COLORED-OWNER ofiers his spaci-
rm.. dinette kit. bath and porch:
800 cash down, $50 mo. HOLMES.
bedrms., liv rm.,. kit. and bath in
mod. bldg.; small down payment;
balance SS5 mo. To inspect, see
janitor, or call co. 5-6222. -27
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CHESTER MOvERS-Furn. and fast
pickup on appliances, trunks, boxes
ST. $3.50 or ia. 9-0116 ewes.
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
right. Call Ii. 3-5047. -27
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches q speciality. S. L. MORRIS,
tn. 2-l150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr.;
small and large jobs. trained men;
long. short bookings: insured; beach
trips made: LU. 1-9500.
MON ING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across che country: safe storage IN
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone no T-OiO4. UNION STOR-
ACE co. INC Established 1906
ARROW TRANSFERRING move BY
job or as low as So hr. rms.
as low as $40. NO. 1894 or DE
EDEI%AiN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. S-1416.
MOVING AND HAULING, night OF
day. Experienced men AID. 4-5654
MAN WITH TRUCK wants trash
route or moving and hauling: odd
jobs; any time. UN. 4-452O. 81"
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
% rms. 2 incl. porches; garage
completely furn.: 5 months; S126
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Furn. or un.
furn.; excel. 4-bedrm., semidet
Dear built-in garage; reasonable
MRS. aPAuI,DING. WO. R-O16O.
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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN PARK
1908 18th ST. NE.
Four blocks north of new Providence
Hospital under construction.
ONE YEAR, S1O5 MONTH
On 2-year lease, sos mo-, first year;
500 month. second year.
NEARLY NEW GROOM sEMIDE-
ROOMS. DINING ROOM. MODERN
KITCHEN, ETC.
OPEN TILL 4. SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Drive out Michigan ave-, past Cath
left on South Dakota / block.
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-24s4 D1. 1906
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-. OPEN SUN, / TO 5 Pm.
1924 Mckinley st. n.w.-NearIy new
Diet: brick. 9 rms. 2 baths, firepl.,
attic; basement: gar: S175 mo.
2911 N. Capitol st. n.e.-6-rm., bath
G rSS; GnssWly E Esfinishsd: ,$$S5 g nc
Indiana ave. NV, Ma. S-O35O. 81
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
BctheSda4 bedrms., w baths. at
tached garage. porch. fireplace In
living room and basement; $3.50.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. 'WO. 6-292S
-29
BETHESDA-5821 Kingswood I'd.
3-bedroom rambler. $3.50 mo.
RAYMOND j. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-6400 LO. 6-SS64
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bath. bsmt. and fenced yard. For
appt: to see. call JOS. w. SEAY CO.,
Jk 2-262O.
c0LORED-KNGMAN PARK-Large
rms, modern kit: with disposal
ana dishwasher. finished rec. rm..
can't Can til dTS l. No. n sS7:!sSSs as ys
C0LORED-1125 4th ST. N.w.-s
7-6414. EN-. 3-079S. -27
COLORED-LGE. HOUSE-suit. Q
families; 124 18th st. ne. mr.. Lin
coin Park; $3.50. EN-. 2-7351. -2S
COLORED-NR. MINI. AND Z. CAP
TOL@2-story brick; liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, 2 bedrms.. mod. bath: deep
lot; $50. RE. 7-2137. Ii. 4-7265.
COLoRED MERRIFIELD, VA. on
Arlington blvd houses with 3
bedrms: ca; sos Q mo. Rent can
6e, applied to purchase price. JE.
4-1776. IA. 2-95O2, ia. S-2133.
CoLoRED-61o Ssrd ST. N.E.Nist
mo. This does not include the he
basement. Tenant to pay utlis. DI.
7-7819: ewes. RA. 3-dOS1. -27
coLoRED--2233 18th ST. NV
6-rm. brick, h.-w.h.. new gas furn-
ace; newly decorated inside and
outside: good neighborhood: rent,
J. H. GREENE
Realty Co.. 715 Fla. Ave. NV.
NO. 7-6145 Us
COLORED-7 RMS.-N.W.
VAC.-$89.50 MONTH
Ga. ave. and Newton N.W.-7-rm.
semtdet. house: oil heat. LIST NATL.
REALTY, 2 Thomas Circle NV. RE.
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APARTMENTs WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. sToRAel

WANTED BY WIDOW July 10: un-
turn; rm; or rms: for light house
keeping. NE. pref. DE. 2.6736.
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HOUSES TO SHARE


WORKING MOTHER to- share house
ana child care with same. IA. 2-SS8S
before IL am or after 10 pm, go
WHEATON-Working lady to share
turn. home with young cple.; child
accepted. Reas. 10. 1885. -27
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE to share
home: no children: wife as COM
panion to semi-inValid: light house
work. 1852 s st. Sc. LU. I-3S64.
GEORGETOWN : Two gentlemen,
snare home; telephone and teIeVi-
sion; reasonable. Call AID. 2~9O46
sunday or evenings. -27
PRIVATE ROOM in large well-furn.
Georgetown huose, for young man;
4 other young college men in house
baths; cow. transportation; amaz-
ingly low rent. 1906 32nd st. NV.
EMPL. LADY. share cool house. N.
Arl;, with 1 or 2 ladies; COW. trans
portation. shops. ia. 1880.
GEORGETOWN-2 bedrms.. 2 baths,
patio and carport. Lady will share
WIN lady. EN-. S-9701 or Box
1908. Star. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
EVERYRoDY LIKES

DONNA LEE APIS.
You'll like the LARGE AIRY RMS.
You'll Ike the CLOSETS AND
And most Of all, you'll like the
TRANsP. scHs.. AND CHURCHES
Available, bedrm. and 2 bedrm.
apis, $3.50 to $9S.5O, utils. incl.
See Res. Mgr, Mrs. Williams. JE.
3-8573. Directions: Out Columbia
pike to Baileys Cross Roads. right
short distance to Charles st.. and
left to project.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


RENT. in D. c.. mod. house, furn.. 4
pedrms.' convenient to schools and
transp. VIII consider lease with OPP
lion to buy. Send details. Write Box
IF You ARE considering the rental
OF your property in Falls Church or
nearby Arlington and Fairfax Coun-
ties write or phone for full informa-
ton on our rental management serv-
ice. ARFAX REALTY, 7O6 s..
washington SoG ST.. Falls Church. Va.
BETHESDA-Furn.. for excel ten
ants; to $500. MRS. DUNNINGTON,
OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2-S3S3. -2S
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, American
Municipal Association. wants good,
modern 3-bedrm. unfurn. house
First choice GEORGETOWN. Call week.
Gays. MA. S-3230. .
RENTALS WANTED. VA.
List your house with us and let US
take the Wort and worry Oh your
Shoulders. Call XII. S-3l06 It'll &.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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WHEATON

Near MOL, rambler. 3 bedrms.. 1ivinl
mo mo. T fIaess1; EEIAITY. 81. s-5lss
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500 MONTH
OAKVIEW

Observation-Disclosures rambler at
1908 HighWood I'd. Rockville, Nd.
Phone to INSPECT, OIL, 4-O130. y
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l4O7 BUCHANAN ST. NV,

I4UT BUCHANAN 81. NV.
Close to transp. stores, schools, etc.
24-!t row house with rooms, full
bsmt., large attic. front porch. in
closed rear porches; gas hot-water
heat, automatic gas water heater,
GE REFRIGERATOR. In excellent con-
dition. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. S125 mo. To inspect.
phone IA. 9-1Q36 or
B. F. SAUL CO.
025 18th St. NV. Ma $1,000
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ATTENTIONI

We have 8 houses avail. Rents start
EAST REALTY CO. -27
ARLINGTON
Near country club area; 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial; side screened porch,
Diet. brk. garage; mr.. bus, shopping
and schools; completely redec.; i'm
med. possession. Rent $3.50 mo.
WILLIAM KAGAN co.
2044 Wilson Blvd. IA. $3.50
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VIRGINIA
STONE RAMBLER
$s5.oO-sEM1DETACHED

Near Alexandria, in Arlington Terrace
(Huntington Terrace section1-2
bedrooms. liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath, bsmt. and fenced yard. For
appt: to see, call JOS. w. SEAY CO.,
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DOCTORS SPECIAL

DOCTORS SPECIAL
Of AriinSton's most most denssiy pop1 1.
lated area, at 1000 9. Frederick st.,
on Columbia pike. 2 large. rooms, 3
baths. all newly decorated. suitable
for home and once. or for private
medical building. Plenty of parking.
LarchmOnt Realty, Inc.
IL A-3Q0O Ewes. IA. 7-0635 -27
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4227 47th ST. N.W.-6-rm. brick.
rumpus rm.. 1h baths. gar, gas
avail. only June %. Shown Sat. and
SUM-, June 26 and ~. IA. S-0455.
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RENT OR SELL-2-bedroom brick
duplex with gas heat. large yard,
daylight basement; near shopping
center and schools. near Alex. HO.
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SHOE REPAIR EoUIP.-Good cond. /:
complete. stock and supplies. La g.
06o6. All day Sunday.
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APIS. UNFURNIshED-vA.
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KENT. $43,5OO-One Of the loveliest
spots In all Of Washington; an ad-
dress OF real distinction in the most
carefully controlled residential area:
white brick Georgian Colonial with
library and lavatory on LIST A.: 3
bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd a. Splendid
quality. but in need of renovation
and modernization. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-1411; ewes. OIL. 4-13S0.
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ALEX. VA.-2-bedrm. semidet. brick.
Equipped kitchen. rec. rm.. fenced
yard. sos mo. 81 Farmington dr..
Jefferson Manor. SO. 6-8654.
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$s9. 60-2 BEDRM.. BRICK BUN:
cow. Woodlawn. Md.
$115-3 bedrms., IN baths, 2 stor-
les, full bsmt.. near bus and stores,
in the Cheverly area.
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO.
Call Till Q PM. WA. $4,000.
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FOXHALL AREA, $IO.75O-Semidet
frame. clean as q pin; rms, full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-1411; eyes,, OIL. 2-4S34.
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opment. out S. Capitol over D. e.
line-1-yr.- old. modern. 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick house with full bsmt.
Cow. to schools and transp. Beaut.
view. $125 mo-: lease. LO. 7-2365.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
POLIO STORIES

| Continued from Page 0ne) s
ton, 10 days must pass before i'm
munity.
But getting back to polio run1ors,
the Navy and DR.. Morrison spiked
one today. -
The story has been kicking
around town that almost all Of the
city's ~ cases (there have been
none this year up the Keys) were
concentrated in Sigsbee Park, q
Navy housing project.
That is not true. IS.
Both DR.. Morrison and DR.. Rob
ert S. Simpson, commanding Off.
Ger Of the Naval Hospital here,
gave the lie to that rumor. ~ s.
DR.. Simpson is capain and the
Navy's senior medical officer in
this area. eiffs
Navy Hospital Records s9S
Records at the Naval Hospital
show that 10 of the q cases have
occurred in Sigsbee Park. The
others were widely scattered
throughout Key West.
Records at the County Health
Unit show II cases this year in
Sigsbee Park. aA
DIR. Morrison also said the other
cases show no definite pattern of
concentration in Key West; that
they are widely scattered.
What probably started the rumor
that polio was concentrated in
Sigsbee Park is the fact that most
of the cases this year have been
among Navy personnel and Navy
dependents. tmf
Twenty-three of the cases fall
in that category. The other four
cases are civilians.
Navy Hard Hit
However, as you know, not near
ly all Navy personnel or Navy de-
pendents live in Sigsbee Park.
The doctors - both Navy and
civilian - do not know why the
predominant number Of polio cases
has occurred among Navy de-
pendents and personnel. The same
relationship of cases to Navy per.
sonnet and dependents was true
last year, too.
But if you just must have
polio rumor, here is fact with
which you might start working.
None of this years or last years
cases involved Negro. They were
all white persons. -
So, if you are inclined to rumors.
start with that fact and see what
you can work up-No Negroes have
had polio here this year or last.
The doctors don't know why.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
Princess Wins
contest Prize

LONDON @-The winner of a
magazine crossword puzzle com.
petition was announced today: Her
Royal Highness Princess Margaret.
Inc crossword editor of Country
Life suspected hoax when the
signature Of the Queens kid sister
turned up on the winning entry.
But when he checked with Buck
ansnam Palace they said, yes, she
did it.
All the royal family" said the
palace spokesman, care very keen
on crossword puzzles"
Princess Margaret's prize is 3
gulneas ($S.S2) worth of books.
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WOMAN IS HURT IN
CONTINUED from Page One)

(ContlnueQ rom rage One)
of the motorcycle, Howard J.
Clarke of the Seaplane Base, said
that he was proceeding about TWEEN.
ty miles an hour and put on his
brakes to slow down to make the
turn on to Bertha when his brakes
locked and threw him and his pas.
senger.
Clarke was taken to the Naval
Station Dispensary and treated for
abrasions on the palms of his
hands.
Police charged Clarke with reck-
less driving and causing an acct
dent and are holding him until the
extent Of Miss Smiths injuries is
known.
The accident happened just after
a shower of rain and the road was
wet and slippery, police reported.
The accident is the second to be
reported at the intersection of
Roosevelt and Bertha within two
days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
Omaha Names
Adopted Mother

OMAHA @-when Omaha went
In search of an oldest resident to
De the city's centennial mother the
Oldest person nominated was Mrs.
Margaret Deerson.
She, like the city itself, is 100
years old.
Still she couldn't be the centen-
NAL mother. She was born in
Schleswig- Holstein and to be eligi-
Die the winner had to be native
born.
what to do? The centennial com.
mittee made Mrs. Deerson 1.-THE
Adopted Mother of the Century. !"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
Jet Pilot Was
Blast Casualty

WASHINGTON Up = 1t. Wallace
Rich, %, killed yesterday in the
explosion aboard the carrier Ben
nington, was one of the three Navy
pilots who last month set a new
unofficial cross-country. speed rec
ord, the Navy said today.
The Navy said he made the flight
last month in an F9F7 jet from
San Diego, Calf, to New York, a
distance of 2,43S-miles, in 3 hours
AZ minutes 9 seconds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27

I heard were This is my last
breath. y"
George Vega, Is, Of Brooklyn,
N.Y., a fireman who also talked
with the men by phone, said:
Everybody worked hard but we
were too late. think only one Of
those guys was still alive by the
time we got there"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
CLUB HONORS
(Continued from Paoe Onel

tCOntlnued rom rage Une)
William v. Albury, Ira Ahury, and
Joe Boza. For five years perfect
attendance, Sam Lawrence and DR..
Harold Campbell. For four years
perfect attendance, Glynn Archer,
Gene Anheir, Earl Dillon, and
Ralph j. Faraldo.
For three years perfect attend
ance, Rev. John s. Armfield, Jean
Baillod, Norton Harris, Gleason
Snow, and Harry Mitchell. For two
years perfect attendance, Colonel
Holbrook, Kent Mack, Pat Kelly,
and william Warner. For one year
of perfect attendance, Newt Ketch.
ings, william Neblett, James Sta
pies, c. r. Reagan and Truman
Amy.
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Comets Honeymoon In
MEXICO City Following
Wedding In Miami

Rudy Comet, of Waterbury, Conn.
and Billie Albert, of Red Bank,
N. j., were married last Tuesday
in Miami. The couple are honey
incoming in Mexico City. They viii
return here Sunday for a recep-
ton at the TradewindS Hotel at 4
p. m. and Mr.. and Mrs. Comet will
make their home at the hotel.
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TENSION CROWS IN

Continued from Page One)
volved, but said they were "surely
not enough to start war"
1--WE often carry arms for one
country or another and we never
get any trouble" he said. "There
is nothing extraordinary. We only
carry what our customers ask US
to carry"
The us. State Department had
heard there were five boxes of
sporting arms in the cargo, but
said it was understood no ques-
ton was being raised about them.
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eral Government for about $500
each. Wv.
3. The right to operate the
housing projacts for profit.
4. The right to raise rents at
their discretion, basing it on OK.
penses.
5. The right to use the rental
office in the Poinciana Commun.
ity Building on property that is
to be used only for 4 public
park.
The renters get:
|. As Mayor Harvey stated. a
probable immediate increase In
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-FOUR Monroe County
Students To Receive
Degrees From FSU

.ulcia Joyce Duane, Carolyn
Ooiieen Moore, and Virginia r.
nussell, all Of Key West. and
mares ! Robert Carey of Islamora.
' ua, are among the $50 students who
Mni receive graduate and under
f s.suuaie degrees at Florida State
University in Tallahassee.
resident Doak S. Campbell will
eo!er the degrees in ceremonies
sussnmng at 500 p. m. Saturday,
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Guatemala And Nicaragua Wage
Long Feud On Political Line
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The hottest feud in Central
America has been waged for nearly
a decade between leftist Guate.
mala and rightist Nicaragua, the
strongest ally Of the United States
in the Panama Canal sector.
The trouble can be traced to the
fact that Guatemala's government
is left wing, with Communists hold.
ing influential positions, while Mica.
ragua's is far to the right.
They have a mutual disrespect
for each other.
The two countries, separated by
Honduras, have been hurting
charges and counterchargeS Of
plots by one to overthrow the other.
Finally, Nicaragua last week broke
off diplomatic relations with Guate.
mala.
Adding to the tension was the
disclosure by the us. State De.
partment that Guatemala had re-
cived a shipment Of arms from
Communist Poland, and the prompt
u. S. conference.-the in airlifting
arms to Nicaragua and Honduras.
Guatemala repeatedly has
charged the United States is be-
hind plots by other Central Ameri-
cal, republics to overthrow her gov.
eminent.
The trouble started after the 1914
"october revolution" in Guatemala
swept to power leftists--not nsces.
sarily Communists welcomed
the backing Of the Reds in pro-
noting new program Of land re-
form, labor codes and social securi-
ty. A strong man in that move
ment was Capt. Jacobo Arbenz
Guzman, who since has, become
Guatemala's president.
The Guatemalan military junta
kept Nicaragua on the 'nonrecog-
milton" list until 1851. During that
time, the two nations had no diplo-
matte contact.
Arevalo, however, was promoting
his own special scheme for q kind
Of United States Of Central America
over which he would be president
and the presidents Of the other
republics would serve as delegates
to the federal government. In an
apparent move to get support all
around, he renewed relations with
the government Of President Anas-
tasio Somoza, ,Nicagarua's strong.
man president and biggest land.
owner.
But this didn't improve relations
very much. Guatemala continually
suspected all her Iieighbors OF sup.
porting opposition elements and
harboring her political exiles until
a possible coup could return them
to power. Nicaragua suspected
Guatemala of plotting to furnish .
springboard for Communist dorni..
nation of Central America.
Last January, the Arbenz govern
ment accused Somoza Of leading
a plot with the support Of FL Saliva
dor, the Dominican Republic and
Venezuela, to invade Guatemala
and overthrow his regime--al this
with the approval and backing Of
the United States.
These countries h0tly denied the
charge. SomOza's government abb
ruptly ordered its entire embassy
staff in Guatemala City to hasten
home and told Guatemala's ambas-
sador to leave Managua as soon as
possible.
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from the school. Under a new sys.
tenn groups of some 20 men will
be graduated weekly.
Top man in the class Is J. H.
Miller Jr., SIN, Of New Hyde Park,
New York, with 1852; J. F. Belling-
sr, SIN, of Hinsdale, New York,
placed second with 1855.
Capt. Drop win, in addition, pre-
sent six Fleet Sonar School Band
members with letters Of commen.
dation for their work in the band.
These men are w. E. Cree, SIN;
A. V. Polhemus, SIN; A. ]. Walk
err. SIN; v. F. Piscitelli, sos, US
&C; N. J. Garrantano, SIN; and
r. M. Gardner, SIN.
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