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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

FIT. ITOTTEN; brk.. Q beaut. homes. 8
bedy ms. j N baths. h.-w.h.. 1st-class
cond., storm wind. and scrns., fenced
W.; porches; priced to sell on fav.
terms. CLAUDE SHIFLET. TU. 2
0400. RIA. 3-2S79. II
ONLY $50 PER MO. incl. taxes and
ms, CT. 645 Emerson st. ne.
Very clean 2-story brick; full bsmt..
nice yard and porch. Act quick on
this. Call Mr.. Finley. DE. 2-S437
after 8 pm, with FREDERICK
Mr.. TAFT JR. HIGR-7-rooms and
dinette, hall entrance, 2 baths.
chestnut trim, oil Ih.-w.;. plastered
bsmt. with u bath. bet. garage.
Ewes, AID. 2-02l2. KRETsINGER
TO SETTLE ESTATE-1306 Mary
land ave me-; brick house, new roof
cement front porch, 2 lge. glassed-
in porches. 6 rms. bath. cellar. oil
heat new storm windows and We
netian blinds throughout. double
brick Sarge; cash above first trust
Mr.. NEW PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
9th and Buchapan sts.-Exceptional
rumpus rm. and pict. windows. Cali
MR.. SPARKS. DU. 1906; ewes,
NO. 7-S475. II
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PEAT THE HEAT
Silver Spring Ramblers
S19.995

3 Bedrms., 2 Baths, Garage
OPEN SAT-, 81 PM; SUN, IL Pm
walking distance to Hecht Co. Cen
ter foyer emit. liv. rm. -din. rm
comb. w/frepl.. de. luxe kitchen ".
disposal. dishwasher and tabll
space: 8 lge. bedrms.. 2 tile bath
w/colored fixtures; recr. area ant
roughed-in bath in bsmt. SEE MR.
STOLAR ON PREMISES. ~. b
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME. S-54OO
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With 3 bedrms.. full bsmt. on we'll
Handicapped corner lot. Sparkline
S WinsnW ain Lv fm eo,U VIII pic'n ae
massive bedrm. with sliding door
closets. S12.950 with easy terms 10
CT.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-ee55 UN. 4-1l67
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WHEATONCREST
CT APPRAISAL ORDERED
Asking SI5.950. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. Bsmt. with hobby shop. Patio
fenced rear yard.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. JU. s-I2o'
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4 BEDROOMS

This immac. home, loo. on q spa
cious corner lot, is ideal for lee.
family; spacious liv. rm., din rm.,
kit. law. den, Q bedrms. and side
screened-in porch. LIST hr.; End fir,
2 bedrms. and bath with closet
space to spare: full bsmt., Law, oil
h.-W,h; Call Mr.. Kay; ewes, AID.
HAROLD-ROBERT & CO,
Home Of Real Estate Service"
110l Vermont Ave. DI. 7-S969
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WHEATON
MAKE AN OFFER.

Asking $4,000. Your choice Of a.
nancing. GIL. FHA.. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; liv. rm., dining 81"
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor. JU. $1,000
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WANT TO SELL?--LlST WITH O9
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY

m TRAVII.AH. MARYLAND
Beautifully restored two-story Mary,
land Colonial home on acre knoH
Three bedrooms. two baths. living
room. dining room, kitchen, utility
room. huge screened porch. many
closets. two fireplaces. Custom kitcn-
posal, built-in cleo. range and oven,
birch cabinets. GE washer. laundry
tray in utility room adjoining
kitchen. Hot-water Dashboard oil
heat. Separate garage and work
shop storage building. Exceptionally
fine oak trees. lawns, garden. Prop,
erty has been completely. modernized
bv registered architect who Is owner.
occupant and seller. $30.5O0 with
one acre Of ground. IN additional
acres (subdivided into two buildablee
lots) available at $1,000 additional
If desired Phone OWNER at Pc.
2-4023 for directions and further
INF form a finn q
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HOUSES FoR sAlE--MD.

CUTE BRICK RAMBLER IN Oil. spg..
3 bedrooms. bsmt. dry - Q bone,
abundance q 1owers and shrubs,
woven wire fencing. Grade and high
s ss9m. on Ryp ilEsssS s 81 q ots 6
5-6II1 day or ewes.
OWNERS ARE RETIRING. buy their
I home Of 5 rooms. tiled bath. fuil
bsmt.. rustic fencing Ground large
lot: needs ., istie fixing. but not
much Vet. Adm. has, epproved
N fSo1 coLu Sha 5u co SDslla nG cIup
First offering. $23,950. 3-bedrm.
2-bath brick rambler: approx.
yrs. old and in peri. cond.; fully
equip. kit, storage attic. attached
garaee, rear porch; lge. level
shaded lot; conven. to all schools
BuRvLE g. RAMSEY. Ju. 9-29s5
PRICK COLONIAL Def, 8 bedrooms
dining rn1.. .walk-in closets: neal
public. parochial schools. shopping
express bus. $675 down CT. 81 "a. 500
Call OWNER. HA.- 2-794S. 81
Gil APPROVED 2-bedrm. brick ex.
pandable home, featuring. liv. rri.
fenced 4S% Iot: walk fs to e1 paro oS sns
public schools. Price. $4,000
WOOD CO.. 1i15S Georgia ave:
silver Spring. Md. 10. 4-720a- I'll
ss ssS sjR .AMsLns ls sas nest. lo =,
cleo. kit. finished bsmt., patio;
ASTSTENTHfSodNS CTS bedrms.. full
din. rm.. fun bsmt. No down pay.
I msnt FIJI prIisssi :vo sdo 1a s Eo
sis. aS0-1 level acre. some woods
New 3-bedrm.. all-modern countr.
home; coy electric kitchen. dinint
place. full basement, oil heat. gar.
S dan xs was JOHN Nee s se
DOFT. Colesyille, Md. Call Ever
ATTENTION. ksrfR tIi,N.' NoN-vET. assume ~
loan. 3-bedrm. brick rambler, y
s sATHA seri1 VsoL RassRsn' nf ssa?S'
BY OWNER. 7417 Carroll ave. TAX
Pk.-Lge. frame home. with income
in excel. eond.. partly furn.: oil
h.-w.h:. gar. fenced-in I'd: cow
to schools. churches, shop. an,
transp. Open daily 1-e pm, 70
81 7 900 . Down. sso.7s mo. include
principal, interest. taxes and insul
| 3-bedrm. rambler, months old
Owner must move. 10. 4-6772
J HHE6sR lSsoS MF B GG2s. les. thsn
yrs. old: excel, cond.: all-brick; .ful
Ceramic Ssii tile Tile bath. soiiored fixtSrss
blk. shop. school. $4,000. B
OWNER, Wheaton Hills, 10. 5-43s4
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ST. JOHNS PARISH
1O6O1 Hayes Ave.
"a Love Nest"
2 large bedrms.. ly. rm. and firebl.
de luxe kit. mod. bathrm;, utilit!
parking. : Large, level lot with man!
trees and Anchor fenced. Man!
other extras.
ONLY $12,500
Financing arranged to suit purchaser
CT or FILA or conventional.
LEACH & CRONIN, INC
10. $4,000 10. 1884
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HOUSES FoR SALR--MD.
BE SURE AND SEE

De Luxe Custom Ramblers
3 Lge. Bedrms., az Baths
Lge. living rm. with beam ceilings and
unique corner fireplace, fully equip
westinghouse dream kitchen; recr
rm. with open fireplace and out.
siie patio. Beautifully Handicapped
lot. Out Colesville I'd. approx. ~
blocks past Four Corners to East.
wood, left on Eastwood to Lockridge
right on Lockridge to open sign
Open evenings 6:30-9.
JOLLES q SENNETT CO,
Realtors
1928 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-424z
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BROOKsDE FOREST. 8. 8.
A custom-built brick Colonial. with 3
bedrms.. lots Of closets. beautiful
mahogany den or sunrm.. light, dry
bsmt,, rumpus rm. with asphalt tile
floor; attached garage. At $23 ,95O.
The better construction Of this nome
from 80.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES
w Al MT To SELL List WITH US.
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BETHESDA
GIL APPROVED


S14,S00
A veteran may name his own terms.
3-bedrm. Colonial 2 yrs. old; in
excellent condition. Must be sold.
Immediate possession. Call topen
SHANNON 4 II & LUcHs co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE: 7.lS0O
BETHESDA
This attractive twin-sized. bedrm..
2 bath, brick rambler with e nv.
rm., din. rm. combination. 27xl b
tt. with beautiful paneling along
entire fireplace wall Is only 2 yrs.
old. Kitchen has dishwasher. dis
posal, and table space; large util.
room and screened porch OF kitch-
en-; stairs to large storage attic.
Will 60 CT at this price. Owner
transferred. w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
$4,000.
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR
BEDRM.. BATH ON 1st FLOOR
Deep center-hall brick Dutch Colonial,
near the SWIMMING AND TENNIS
CLUB. Liv. rm... 14x2S; din. rm..
huge bedrm., bath on LIST A.; 3 lge.
bedrms.. big closets on End A.; rec
reation rm., bedrm.. bath. summer
kitchen In bsmt.; screened porch;
garage; spacious. level lot; owner
transferred. Exceptional home.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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YOUR COUNTRY HOME
PRICE. S8.5OO

2-bedrm. honey bungalow. full bsmt.
oil h.-a h.: close to st. Jerome's
transp. and stores; small down pay,
CO. WA 7-I232, WA. 7-0334.
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SUMNER AREA

RANcH-TYPE RAMBLER
Huge rambler with long, low lines
Four large bedrms.. den. family size
din. rm.. liv. rm.. has unusual fire-
place and picture window overlook
(magaZine TYPED. screened porch
approx. 2Ox3O. 2-car garage, .recrea-
ton room. bath in basement. large
lot with shade trees.
Town 81 Suburban, EN-. 2-940C
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KenSlngtOn
Immediate Occupancy
CT INSPECTED AND APPROVED
$4,000
8 lovely bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit; full ,bsmt. with finished recr
rm.: driveway. picket fence; storm
windows. Venetian blinds. stove
LEACH & CRONIN, INC
10. $4,000 Oh. 6-s0s.
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OPEN Go
$15,950
New custom rambler with 8 COM
Portable bedrms., tiled bath, liv
rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit. with
table area. full bsmt. with u bath;
lge. wooded lot: pull-down stair. "a
I'd. Q mi. past Edmonston I'd. turn
right on Finns lane to open sign OF
out Defense hwy. Rte. SOD past
new Food Fair to Amoco station
left on Firms lane to last house
on right.
cAsKRY REAfTnR. AP 1-fi4nn
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COLLEGE HTS. ESTATES.

COLLEGE HTS. ESTATES bed
rms, Q baths, full bsnt.: S25,750:
1905 Colesville I'd, College Park
c oil ad1si Park RAMBLERs, 3 BED.
rms, fun bsmt.: S$13.260: 4sth and
DISTRICT HEIGHTs%only 3,75o.
Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, Q bedrms.
and bath, LIST a.; bedrms. up: full
bsmt.; immaculate condition. Could
go CT. Call Mr.. Penland. ST.
3-736S; ewes; LU, 2-7S12 till 10
Evening star., 1954-11-30
| ReyiyaIisf Hits Trend
To Accept Red Gains

'"The so-called agonizing alter
natives Of capitulation to or CO.
existence with communism are
the refuge for puny politicians
and moral morons." the Rev
James A. Bryant, pastor OF Wis
consin Avenue Baptist Church
and one-time chaplain of the
famous Fighting Fourth" In
fantry Division, said last night
at Congress Heights Baptist
Church, Esther and Brothers
places Sc, where he Is leading
a week-long nightly revival.
Mr.. Bryant addressed a
"women's night" phase Of the
revival. He said:
IF a Christian nation cannot
produce leaders and citizens with
spiritual qualities necessary to
overcome communism in the bat
tie for the minds and souls OF
mankind, we ought to perish
from the earth"
A male chorus viii sing at the
''men's night" phase Of the re-
vival today at 7:45 pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-30

that are converted from one
type of occupancy to another
comply with requirements for
dwellings to be erected.
Andre de Limur, president.
conducted the meeting in the
parish hall of st. Johns Epis-
copal Church, Potomac and O
streets NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
For a Better Washington
By Christie Rinehors

Although there are no records
to prove its date of organization,
the Georgetown Citizens Associ-
alton claims to be the Districts
oldest.
Members say it dates back at
least to the 1905. One story
goes that the association grew
out of a group Of Georgetown
men who began to meet unoff1-
cially about the time Of the
introduction of the commission
form of government in 1878 to
discuss the new order of things.
A strong neighborhood group,
the association has stayed pretty
we'll away from city-wide isues,
except as they affect George
town. It's chief accomplishments
have been in improving the re-
sidential character of its area.
Major Objectives.
Keeping up parks, diverting
through traffic away from
Georgetown streets and limiting
the area of commercial develop
ment in Georgetown have been
important parts of the associ-
atoms program through the
years.
Among its earliest victories,
the group lists the acquisition OF
the Montrose tract as a public
park In 1906, and the replace
ment of the old Aqueduct bridge
by Key Bridge in 1928.
Zone Of our main projects,
years ago, was the extension OF
Rock Creek Park to meet Po-
tomac Park, and the construc-
ton of .overpasses at M street.
and Pennsylvania avenue" ac-I
cording to Eugene Ditto, for-
mer president and long an active
member Of the association.
About this same time the as
sociation was active in protest.
ing rubbish disposal in the park
area. In 1949, cleanup COM
mittee, led by the association
president, Teunis F. Collier,
carried the neatness bug into
Georgetown proper, attacking
litter in the city streets.
Favors Fringe Parking.
To keep traffic from passing
through Georgetown, the associ-
alton supported the construction
of the WhitehurSt Freeway, and
still favors any throughway to
keep through traffic and trucks
out of Georgetown. The group
favors fringe parking for this
reason.
Zoning to strengthen the re-
sidential character of the area
Is one of the associations cur
rent aims. The program calls
for limiting commercial areas to
M street. Wisconsin avenue, the
$500 block of P street, and
Thirty sixth street between
Prospect avenue and 0 street.
The groups main zoning pro-
gram today calls for the up
grading of all non-conforming
uses.
Recent achievements have
been the associations success in
keeping Capital Transit's big
buses off Georgetown routes, and
the placement of Old George
town street signs.
Both these projects were done
in cooperation with the Pro-
gressive Citizens of Georgetown,
| a group formed by Georgetown
women and a group of SYM
pathizers in 1926, when the as
ISOLATION refused to admit
women. In fact, women were
not admitted to the Georgetown
Evening star., 1954-11-30
For Better Washington
Todoyls Georgetown Reflects Activities
OF Citizen Unit That May Be Oldest Here
Star Stan Photo.

sthe proposed housing code be
changed to set positively good"
standards for buildings to be
erected. to have as high stand
ards as reasonable for existing
dwellings and to have buildings
Evening star., 1954-11-30

Citizens Association until 1945.
A pet project, which was
finally successful this year. was
the planting of trees on NJ
street. Brig. Gen. Louis w.
Prentiss, Engineer Commissioner,
announced this at the asSoci-
atoms first meeting this year.
At last nights meeting, the
association sent a letter to Gen.
Prentiss, thanking him for his
help with Georgetown problems.
and congratulating him on his
administration.
The group also asked that
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CHEVY CHASE: Wisconsin Western Aves Oliver 4-76oo
Sso TO December through December 81 Frdoy
November Is through December II. days $50 10 s.
The guardian., 1954-08-21
Mushrooms
Marinated

Blanch and skin one cup
almonds, then place in hot
oven until they are quite
brown. Shred very fine. Soften
two tablespoons gelatin in one
fourth cup cold water; add
one and three-fourths cup
boiling chicken stock or bouil-
Ion and stir until gelatin is
dissolved. Add one cup pine
apple juice and strain through
a fine sieve. Add one teaspoon
salt and one-half teaspoon
paprika, then chill until mix
ture begins to set. Arrange
two and one-half cups boiled
chicken, finely cut, one and
one-half cups diced pineapple
drained, and the almonds in
a mould; add the gelatin and
place in refrigerator to set.
Unmould on a large platter
garnished with lettuce or CHI
cory and serve with it a dres-
sing of one-fourth cup whip
ping cream, whipped, to which
one tablespoon of chilli sauce
and one teaspoon horseradish
have been added. Yield six to
eight portions.
The guardian., 1954-08-21
ARCHIE MOORE
EYES ROCKY

NEW YORK-Maybe he's a
little cocky since he put Harold
johnson away so neatly here
last week, still light heavy
weight champion ARCHIE
MOORE has announced that
he's like to take on heavy
weight champion ROCKY MAR
CIANO. And he'd give up his
present title for the chance.
Said 81 year old Archie: "I
think I could outpoint Rocky.
My natural weight is 1873 pounds.
think I could fight beauti-
fully at that weight" IBC right
away picked up Moore's cue.
Said Jim Norris, chief of the
International Boxing Club: "I've
always considered Moore heavy
weight challenger material. Ma
turally, he has to wait while
Rocky Marciano fights Ezzard
Charles in the Stadium, Sep
tember Is. But after that, who
knows? Moore mas class and
may be Marciano's next foe"
The guardian., 1954-08-21
ROYAL HANGING

Amateur paperhanger George
Washington and his friend the
Marquis de Lafayette personal
iy papered the dining room Of
historic Mount Vernon in less
than half a day.
The guardian., 1954-08-21
ACADEMY

Continued From Page One
rectod, Anna Bobbitt- Gardner,
Mus. B., is working untiringly
to make the ACADEMY OF
ART one of the most untstand-
ing schools, designed for profess
sional training, in the country.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSI-
CAL ART will be open for REG
ISTRATION, the week of SEP
TENDER 70. Lessons will start
the week of SEPTEMBER 10;
hours for registration will be
from II o'clock till 5 o'clock
every day except Sunday. Eve
ming registration by appoint
ment only.
The guardian., 1954-08-21
WONDERLAND

With only three more weeks
OF greyhound racing remaining
at Wonderland, chief interest,"
is currently focused on the
thrilling races of the juveniles,
as these sturdy youngsters blaze
around the famous Revere track
viewing for a coveted place in
the rich Juvenile Stake classic
which will be run on August
z5th.
This past week saw Tex
Blocks HIGH GLOSS and
AMORE emerge from the quar-
terminals as definite factors to
be considered, since both of
these hopefuls ran their fields
into submission in the scotch
ing time of 31.1, one-fifth of
a second off the track record.
These two scintillating stars
are out Of Texas Comrade in
one Of the last litters sired
by this great racer of a few
seasons ago. And not to be out
done, Fleet Wing Kennels SUN
DAY MONEY matched their
sterling performances and since
it is quite possible that both
of Blocks greyhounds will
breeze thru the Senni-f1nals and
land a place in the field for
the stake event, as well as
SUNDAY MONEY, the checkers
have begun to dig deep into
their migraine tablets to come
with a top choice from among
these whiz kids in Wonderland's
great r. H. Stevenson will
stack his hopes on REVERE
SWEETIE, an illustrious Off
spring of the torrid pace setter,
RURAL SPEEDSTER and the
consistent performer RARE
STONE. In any event, these
puppies will be the beginning
of a new dynasty of greatness
for future wonderland classics.
The guardian., 1954-08-21

IF YOU ARE selling or buying
your best guide TOO satisfaction
is advertising in, and consulting
The ads, in your local paper.
The guardian., 1954-08-21
MAYS In
HOMER SLUMP

who looked for a time as if
lie might come close to Babe
Ruth's homer record of 60,
hasn't been able to hit a four
bagger since July %. Despite
the homer slump, Willie's still
good for singles and has hit
ting streak going for his last
16 games.
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Tight loop tipiste In heavy spunUis rGyon carpet
Moss green, hunter green and tDater green In ~
1Didth Turquoise, beige, grey and copper in 9
.ptdth Blue In g and IL ,oidthS. Impertections
Dont affect toear. We've $50 SO. yds.
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Yes, It's unbelievable because of slight petections
that mont affect you whoppng S145 each
rugl Rayon pile is actually ~ thick the back Is later
coated jute that aDon slip You choose these beauties
in champagne beige blue or grey. We've just 100.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-01
Grand Jurors Recess Until
10 O'clock Monday Morning

by DENIS SNEicR
Monroe County's busy grand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-01

Key West. Florido. hos the
most equoble climote in the
country. with m averoge
Eonge Of only L. Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-01
Fascell Denies He Claimed Aid OF Lantaff

! Dante B. Fascell, a candidate
for election to the United States
Congress today denied that he has
claimed the support of incumbent
Representative Bill Lantaff, who
is not seeking reelection.
Fascen had been accused by one
of his opponents, Charles r. Vo-
celle, of spreading rumors that
Lantaff is backing him.
That's ridiculous I never
made such a statement" said
Fascel today as he paused during
a Key West campaign trip. 81
know Bill Is not backing anyone.
"But I would be happy to have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-01
Pinder Denies Saying
Seney Was Freebooter
Marvin Chapman Wins Mothers
Day Letter-Writing Contest

Marvin H. Chapman, TM2 USS Howard w. Gilmore. the
USOYMCA Club Mothers
test Harold aubsher chairman Contest Committee an
nounced today.
Mrs. T. Sackler, Of Philadelphia Pa, Chapman,s mother
fly Key West Friday May Of group Key West
Rotarians
Gifts Of community organizations will be mothers
runners-up in the contest follows:
First ladies wrist the Key Lions Club will
to Mrs Herman McNee Washington Pa of Herman
McNeel IT,. Fleet Sonar School
Others without regards for place will Mxmaster
from the Key West Lodge No. $751; BPO Eks to Mrs i Simon
Shawnee Oklahoma mother j. Simon Jr Fleet School,
an electric Deep Fryer from the Key West Chapter ESQ., USO
YMCA Club Mrs Lorenzen, Altoona mother of " J.
Lorenzen, Fleet Sonar School.
Beaded Bag from Key BPW Club to Mrs. Martha F.
Pmeau mother of Robert Pmeau Fleet Schools Travel
Clock from the Kwans Club Mrs c. Erie Pa mother
OF Carl Sache u Naval Station; Cook the Key
West Women's Club to Buffalo New York
mother Of R. Kruszrs Fleet Sonar School John
son, St. Paul. Mnn mother of r. A. Johnson, PIG &c.
Two Spahe dishes from Navy Wives Club to Mrs A.
Goedder Hutchinson Kansas mother of M James Goedder Sea-
plane Base An Alligator Bag from Beta Sigma Mrs Walter
Unger Hghpe Pa mother Of Swgard u Naval Sta.
ton. - ~ -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-01
All Children, Pregnant Women To Get Gamma G|SbUfg
Monroe County
Medical Assn.
Backs Plan

Gamma globulin will be
available to all children and
pregnant women in Key
West again this year, DR.. C.
w. Morrison, county health
officer, announced today.
The shots are being made
available again this year be-
cause of the rising incidence.
of polio here at an unusual
time Of the year, DR.. Morri-
son added.
The health department,
the Navy, the schools and
the sheriff's department are
cooperating in the plan to
administer the shots which
give temporary immunity.
It is significant, DR.. Nor
rison said, that of all the
children given the shots last
year, there was not one case
Of polio.
About $500 persons were
given the injections in 1853.
The dates and times when the
shots will be given will be an
nounced later DR.. Morrison said.
y A preliminary meeting Of rep.
rsssntafivss from civic ersani.
zafions, doctors, nurses - both
registered and practical - Is
well rs oil personnel who helped
In lhe shot program last year
has been called fer . p. m. Sun.
day - The Health Department
clinic.
As set up noM plans aeali for
women, to be given the
shots at the clinic. These schools
will be used as stations for chill
dren through IA years of age:
The Convent, Harris, Douglas,
Truman, Poinciana, and the High
School Annex.
Horace 0'Bryant, superintendent
of public instruction, has assured
DR.. Morrison Of the complete CO.
of the school system.
Navy dependents will be given
the &C at fhs Naval Hospital.
DR.. ]. r. Reid, Jr., executive Of
ficer at the Naval Hospital, said:
"The Navy will cooperate 100
per cent with the County Health
We will furnish Navy
doctors, hospital corpsmen and
nurses to assist the civilian doctors
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