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APTs. UNFURN.-D.c. tcent. }

500 3rd ST. NV. Apt. 3 and Apt.
mo e., JAMES J. RUPERT. 1921
1915 sn e. BELMONT ST. N.w.Itn-
usually lge. efasiency with dressing
sSSes heat snd SH Sna fn mel O1ss
janitor or SHANNON & LUCHs CO,
1906 II st. NV. ma. S-2345. .--13
10th ST. NV. mr.. Irving-l rm..
dinette. Kit. and bath (small glassed-
IN porchl. 500 incl. heat and hot
EEY sEaLI % in'lSsao aNp ao%akp Fl Rfsf sESR Nc
NE%LS Nv S-GDEd; GDDEEdG;oRArED-Larse .ttrac.
Grnrm rms I.sdtiiwba ktt;i bath $ss mo; Can !!
Low RENTIAL-1 bedrm.. nv. rm.,
conv: to Navy Yard, Boiling Air Base.
Z. EDW. FOWLER & SON. Ma.
Mr.. Boiling AIR BAsE-1-s bed
rms, liy. rm., kit. din. rm., bath.
Moderate rent, utils. incl. Lovely To-
FOWLER q SON, MA. S-3679.
GEORGETOWN-1-bedrm. apts. on
streets. Modern kits. and baths.
n 11lreplass; saszoo in apt apt. hIuse; ssio76o
1900 oUARLEs ST. Me-. 4pt. %
bedrms., iiv. rm.. kit, dinette. bath.
screamed porch. redec.: $3.50. Z. p.
SHWARTZ. INC. pI. 7-h210: -12
1872 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-1-bed.
room apt. in attrac, apt. bldg.
$sssSIssss $sSss mo. Oliver vHSsi'fa !. CARR. sE.SR a.
esOio 18th sT. N.w.-Lge, bright
eficiency. modern elevator bldg;
$69.5O incl. utils. Apply res. mgr;
asl1 4th ST. NE, liv. rm,, bedrm,.
5s0i n. HAMPsHiRE AVE. Nv
Bedrm.,, liv. rm., dinette. Kitchen
cOse she nS esrpsssd OS eSrrdSrs fSS. deek
press bus at door. Adults only. No
pets permitted Apply manager,
AApsta IL, between hours Of and
1Sis BIZ srd si@' ST. Me- bedrm.. nj liv.
screened-in back porch. heat and
S72.5O. TORRE REALTY CO., 1926
ATTRACTIVE APT. in apt. bldg.
Lly Tm WITH nI air d conditionsr n1eS bed
$6S mo. See janitor on premises.
1901 MACOMB ST. N.W.-2 rms.
kit. bath. rear porch; 2 exposures
Ehdciency. l rm.. dinette, kit, bath:
adults; conv. transp.. shopping. .-12
1880 BEL MONT ST. NW.-For a
low-priced .two-bedrm. unit In. mid
bedrm.. kit. and bath. SOL so. Self
service elevator. Available for i'm
med. occupancy. See isnitor on
j. A. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
1889 K st. NV. ST. 3-3S00
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

231 MASS. AVE. NE nice spacious
rms; newly decorated; near Union
saSiSa RooMs, pTt. pF al1 home; settled cpli no
children. 1884 lexington pl. me-,
AID 4-00S5 after 9 pm. IA
Ice. FRONT RIM. for gentleman.
Call LA. 6-9446. Ia
FURNISHED large front room: priv
ilegeS, couple. 42nd Place ne. Near
MONROE. N.E.-Near churches and
Monastery. , rms. for employed
ladies; $50 and S25. buslines. La.
COLORED-FURN. RM. with privils.
accept child, also bsmt, apt. furn.
or unfurn. LU.' 1-O493; call after
$50 pm, Mon. through Fri; ali
day Sat. and Sunday 10
OLORED-CLEAN,Q QUIET RM., sub
urban home. Employed adults. Priv
ileges. ST mo. LU. 2-6672. --13
CQlORED-COUPLE, child accepted:
kit. privileges. Call weekdays after
4 pm. 203 v ST.. HUI. 3-SS12.
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APIS. FuRN.--D. {. scens.l

lsth AND COLUMBIA RD.-2 bed
"a adults. SIa5. so. S.S964. ia
81. and bath: wen fgpEnishsd; |. po cnGice ,G!;a
%T SEynsoETn sETso lce;;x Sx lSg911a lg1 mel. qslls.
isoS 81; sRfMokE siffSMfo e. 81. M. Apt. No.
be6rm.; avail. immed.; 500 mo-;
s.; nv. co. b-0222. RA. 6-47s2.
ssSs rs: gFfssi; FIRST ST. N.w.-Newly decor.
utilities. DE 2-54g7. --l3
I1i 18th 81. NV. downtown
Lovely apt; liv. rm;, 2 bedrms.. kit.
sS7si snS sisa or aIso Jao snssl ssais sps av. so
OFF new HAMPsHIRE AyE.--Attr.
2 rms, kit. bath. pvt. entr.. K.4
Chiiium express bus. RA. s-5S5s.
$500 GA. AVE. NV. - Cor. apt;
newly decor; 1 bedrm;. liy; rna.; ige.
parking space. Cail resident mgr.
wilson hA NJ HOUSES. 1929 18th st.
n;w.-eExcel. 2-rm. apt; S95-$100.
Beacon HRi SyziSi APfs., 1901 Calvert st. NV.
ElsS v sm din osqa s kit als1 snd bas Rfdfns Aisc
enc. $50 in other loc. EN-. 3-9077.
NV or 5 adults: 2 bedrms..
liv. rm.. kit, shower rn1.. pvt. entr.
IA. 9-4565. JU. S-3383. --14
10th ST., NV, .3510. Apt; S-Lty.
rm.. bedrm... kit. and bath; Sl07.
TV and utils. incl DU. 7-5119.
NR. sHOREHAM-Front. 2 lge. rms,
full kit. twin beds. Frigidaire: excel.
fuTn;; Sl5. 194S Calvert NV. CO.
6i 1 9th ST. N.E.-Two lge. rms. full
kit. .FTigidaire: excel. furn.: $14.
rfE0RGGEsTtowtN, GGiEsTtowtN p st. nr. wis.-stud,o
rm., semipyt. bath. kit. patio; .$65.
AID. 4-3946 ewes. -15
I5.3 18th ST. N.W.--very nice apt
with all. new furniture, lust redec-
Grated: for 2 or. 8. -12
1425 EUCLID ST. N.W.--3 rms. kit.
and bath. TELEPHONE. DE. 2-S796:
BRIGHTwoOD-s4s incl. utils. Ef-
fic. unit: also l b.r. apt. 5516 9TH
st. NV RA. 6-2222. .-1S
SOME FREE RENT. other concessions:
new system. beautiful marble build
ing: S07 A st. ne, -16
1921 PARK RID. N.W.-Mod. bsmt.
apt: 2 rms. kit. and bath; conv., to
Yransp.; reas. rates: -l2
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APTs. fURNIsNEp-Mn.

EVANSVILLE AREA, one Of Mary
lands best residential sections: huge
bedrm.. iiv. rm., kit. bath: nicely
furn.. conv. to transp.. shopping;
S95 mo. uN 4-9052. -13
SILVER SPRING. I-bedrm. apt; pri-
yate bath. private entrance. Ju; D.
1887. LIZ
TAKOMA PARK--Ciean, attractive 2
rms. pvt. bath; utils. incl: ideal
for 8: SIS mo. Ju. 6-6456. -13
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

CHEVY CHASE-Lovely room and kit.
In large beautiful pvt. home. Tennis
court and home privils. OIL. 4-6603.
TAKOMA PARK-Front pedrm., pvt.
entrance, semipyt, bath, near sani-
tarium. JU. S-9035. -12
ARLINGTON Wide open spaces:
daily maid service. parking, 10
minis; to D. C. and Pentagon. ia.
ARLINGTON, $40 e2nd st. s-1st a
next bath with pvt. porch. or.
4-9575.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL wanted to share dble. rm., 2
beds. with another girl. SS.75 week.
Also 2 girls for dble. rm.. 2 beds. at
SS.75 per week each. Large Colonial
home in N. Arlington. Excel. transp.
facilities. blk. from buses. Kit.
privils., use of din. rm. and laundry
care given. 22I7 N. Nottingham st.
ia. 4-1256. between 10 and 4, for
appointment. IA. 4-f250, Sat. and
Sun. -12
would like to share 2 bedrms..
in one Of Washington's luxurious resi-
Dental apts.. with responsible wom-
an. 500 per mo. Refs. REQUIRED.
ME. SPOIL. Ia
other young woman: conv. loc., 10
minis. to D. G.. and Pentagon. $35
mo. ia. 5-63S4. la
UPPER 10TH ST.-Girl to share
spac. 1-bedrm. beaut. furn. apt. with
another girl. Age $500. RA.
3-0790. -13
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COL1EAR MANOR-2ud a., living rm.,
s 1safV VA .s ssssS ssss; u:se.5. :ss ss.ass ssi
TAX. PK.. attrac., new furn.. redec.,
.Ic..ta: ~; 5; ;thsIGsIsaf 81; ;dsnf esdr enc ss
1st q; Sg7 80: utilh incl; adults
TAKOMA PXRK-Lov. S-rm. apt: Z
pvt. entrances and Arepl.: near bus
and shopping. Ju. S-462S and JU
TAKOMA PARKS rooms, 2nd door;
pvt. bath. couple. Baby accepted.
Mr.. bus. Det. house and yard. $50
mo. JU. D-38I4.
TAKOMA PARK-4 rms. and bath,
Nicely furn., heat, hot water furn.
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1909 n. a. AVE. NV. near goth
sna stss-Eront room, near snSSW-
Transportation. RA. 3-046s. -f2
H6 WK., sgle. rm.; dble. So up. wk..
next bath. 1928 NJ st. and 703 Mt.
Vernon pI., between K and 7th SITS.
4. ? OR 3 PERSONS. $6-S7 ca: AIR
foam studio. refgr;. grill clock radio,
1SiO 18TH ST. NW.-st9dio room.
Kitchen privils. AID. 2-OS1S after
1894 IANIER PL. Nw.-pvt. bath.
sse; attractive corner front. De.
90 essls4 saERfnaS afSsr S:ss;T sT Nw-Nice,v Nw-Nha
privils.; conv. transp. TU. 2-3S54.
ATTRACTIVE LGE. FRONT ROOM.
looking out on garden; modeStly
N ST.. 1S27-Dbie. front room for
single or couple; use Of kitchen; mr..
Transportation. Key at 1929 N
NEWLY DECORATED. large double
1852 kalorama rd. NV. HO. 3-S447.
wHITEHAvEN PARKWAY Nv
Cow. LOCATION. Pvt. bath; pvt. en-
Pvt. bath. CAN til noon, RA. 6-6555:
Pm: HQ: 2.3464, JOHN. lis
PLEASANT homelike front room,
twin beds. MRS. r. GRAHAM, 1902
18th st. NV. RA. 6-S083. Ia
NEAR MOUNT ALTO-Nice room
with all new furniture. Good trans
portation. $50 a mo. Box 34O-K.
Star. -I2
SCOTT CIRCLE-Fashionabie house
nice people, spotless rms, lge.
sele.. pvt. bath and shower; sos
no.. or double. SIS month, 1929
LARGE snd-FL. sGLE., newly dec,
nicely furn,; grill: ldry. privii. !;
1928 18th ST. N.W.-LoVely rm. with
private bath; all new furniture; Just
sHERxTOSS.PARK HOTEL VIC
Nice clean front rm.. semipvt. bath;
$40. 200 2sth st. NV. co.
DUPONT CIR.-142o goth st.-Large
sleeping room, porch, wash basin,
next bath, shower; elec. grill, lge.
refg., studio couch or bed; gentle-
man; $50. NO. 7-9740. --13
COLUMBIA RID. and 18th st.-Clean,
sgl. rm.. dbl. bed. .lge.. closet, un-
united phone, pvt. home, lady.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

list AND 5 SITS. NV beaut. dec,
mod. tile bath. elec. kit; home
prvlgs. Also extra-large front rm.,
furn. or unfurn., S30-S40. DE
S-2405. Ia
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ROOMS WANTEp

MATURE WOMAN wants or Q rooms
for Ink. in or near Cheverly;
refs. exchanged; gar. desirable.
Box 342-K. Star. Ia
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e2ee CATHEDRAL AVE. N,w.-s
Rock Greek Park; piano, TV, wash
ing facilities. DU. 1880. LIT
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHMKAD PI. NV.
Z Rock 'e creek PARK D6ie and sSie'
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals;
rates. $3.50 Wk. up. HO. 2-3666.
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APTs. fURNlsMED-VA.

ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. apt. in apt.
bldg. nf. IT. Myer; 10 Minis. D. c.;
after 9 pm. IA. 2-1641. liz
DOWNTOWN .ALEX.-Liy, rm.. bed.
rm:: Kit. and bath. S75 to $50. 80,
CAN TE. 6-6670 between 1916.
ARL.--Nice transient apt. mr.. PEN
tagon. Completely equip. with pvt.
kit. and bath. Children. Maid serv-
ice. Pets. ia. 2-3453. 10
Arlington. mr.. Pentagon-l room,
kit. and bath; suitable for ] or 2.
Z Everything pvt. OF. 4-8242.
CONV. PENTAGON. BELVOIR-Pleas
ant summer apt; tiled bath, show
er, scr: pch., pvt. entr. JE. 2-4l11.
completely furn., for f., $50 each
person. IA. 8-1602. -12
2-BEDRM. NICELY FURN. APT
washing machine. all utils., Q pvt
entrs., 1 blk. wash. blvd. mr.. Claren.
don: 1928. IA. 8-3771. liz
ALEXANDRIA
One bedroom. liv. rm.. dinette, kit
and bath; ! blk. to stores. theatel
and bus.
Unfurnished units available.
RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS
1116 N. Pitts st. TIE. 6-0S6s
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3443 l4th ST. NV.
Entire floor: living room, bedrm.. kit.
bath: $50, incl. utils. RA. o-2O36.
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250O K ST. NV.
, rms. kit. and bath; newly deco
rated; nicely furn.; conv. loc. /;
$3.50 incl. utils. ME. S-5624. Ia
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REDUCED RENTALS

One bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath;
3ewly redec.. S65.. incl: utils. See
Sc. or call Mr.. Covill, COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO.. RE. 7-665O.
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THE MAURY

AAAA HOTEL
BRAND-NEW
1O1S l4th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble.
etc; $40 Wk uD. ST 3-9f3f}4 --l6
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THE MAURY
701 18th st. n.w.-Large twin rooms
new decor. running water. ample
baths and showers. maid and elev.
serv., conv to restaurants and
shops: reaS. weekly rates. Ia
Evening star., 1954-04-12

SEE RESIDENT MANAGER
700 BRANDYWINF ST. Sc. APT. .
Directions: S. Capitol st. to Atlantic
st. s.e., left to 4th st., right to
BrandyWipe. left tC apartments
d & F MANAGEMENT CO.
Evening star., 1954-04-12

COLORED- go T ST. N.W.-Bedrm..
liy.. rm., kit. and bath, S65, utils.
incl; EN- 3-0071: no. 2-1572. -15
OLORED-BRAND- APIS. 5
rms. dinette bath; everything mod:
inspect call ST 3-3657. lie
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
MORTAR PROPORTIONS

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The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06
Sergio MILAN Is
Selected For
Artillery School

Sgt. 1st Class Sergio MILAN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Milan, has
recently been assigned to Fort
Bliss, Texas where he will attend
a course of instruction at the Anti
aircraft and Guided Missiles
Branch of the Artillery School.
Students, who are selected to at
tend one of the highly technical
courses offered at Fort Bliss have
already demonstrated outstanding
potential ability to perform certain
duties with the skill required by
the military service. The training
received at these schools develops
this potential ability, and graduates
are qualified to render a signifi-
cant contribution to their country
at time when a critical need eX-
lists for trained specialists, and al
so provides the student with ex-
tremely valuable training which
will serve as an excellent back
ground for civilian employment in
later life.
Sgt. MILAN was awarded the Ko-
rean Service Medal and the Good
Conduct Medal during his tour of
duty in Korea.
Since his return from Korea in
April, 1858, he has been stationed
at haywood, Illinois, until his sell
ection and assignment to the Artil-
lery School at Fort Bliss.
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06
71oday5
Women
By Dorothy Roe

jitterbug jive of your teen-ager,
don't.
It's all an expression of Amer
ica's great new vitality in apprec-
iation of the dance, says Kyra
NijinSky, daughter of the late great
Yaslav Nijinsky, high priest of the
ballet and the modern dance.
A vibrant brunette with a vol
canic manner, Miss Nijinsky has
been in America for less than two
months, teaching classic ballet at
the Ballet Arts School in New York
and training her own group for
television and concert appearances.
She says:
Dancing in America is at the
worlds highest level. Here you are
SO vital, so alive, so conscious of
every form of the dance. This coun-
try is on the verge of a great
renaissance of the art of the dance.
And l hope to be a part of it."
Trained as a dancer since the
age of 6 by her famous father.
kyra is absorbed heart and soul
in the evolution of the dance. She
seems to find it difficult to sit still.
and has the air of a bird arrested
In flight when she sits down. Even
then her eyes are dancing, her
hands illustrating her words in
motion. She says:
"Any kind of dancing is good
even this jitterbug craze of which
you speak. It's all a part of the
whole urge of this young, great
country to express emotion through
movement-and that is good.
''There has been too much snob-
berry about the dance. The classic
ballet has been too formalized, too
revered by its exponents. believe
in a freer, more pliable technique.
OF course, one must know the
ballet first. but one need not be
bound by its forms.
''In school l teach the traditional
ballet, but with my own group I
use my own methods. The classic
ballet cannot fully express this
modern, rushing age of ours. And
that is what 1 am trying to in
terpret, in motion"
Miss Nijinsky had her own dance
school in Florence for eight years
before coming to New York, and
has lectured widely throughout
Europe.
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06
Harris Festival
Friday Afternoon

The annual May Festival will be
held at Harris School on Friday,
May Z on the school grounds. The
affair will begin at 4:30 p. m.
The program presented by the
various classes under the direction
of Miss Miriam Crawford and Mrs.
Isabel Chandler, music and physi-
cal education instructors at Har-
ris School, will be climaxed by the
crowning of the king and queen.
The king and queen, and their
attendants are sixth grade students.
The program will include the ira
ditional winding of the Maypole.
The PTA will have a cake and
candy sale, and hot dogs, snow
cones and soda will also be avail
able.
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06
Roberts Elected To
Student Body Office

Eugene Roberts, Jr. son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Roberts of 621 Ca
tnolc Lane, and a sophomore at
FLORIDA Southern College was an
nounced today as the new senator
OF the Student Body Association of
Florida Southern College. Mr.. Rob-
erts received the highest number
OF votes in the elections which
were held April 81.
Young Roberts is majorine in
history and will receive his A. B.
degree In 1856. Mr.. Roberts will
then 60 to the University of Flo.
rida where he will study law
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06
Holy Name Society
Viii Honor First
Communion Class

George p. Bonamy, president of
the Holy Name Society announced
that the Holy Name Society is spon-
soring the. Communion Breakfast
at the Parish Center. 1921 Duval
Street, Sunday, May 9, at $50
a. m. for the members of the First
Communion Class at St. Mary,
Star of the Sea Catholic Church.
The children will be guests of
the Holy Name Society at the
breakfast on the most important
day of their lives. Blessed Pope
Plus x was the Holy Father that
extended the reception of the Most
Blessed Eucharist to the children.
There are one hundred and thirty
five children to make their First
Holy Communion, this year.
Mr.. Bonamy announced that the
committee to take care of the
breakfast was Victor Davis, L. B.
McElveen, David McCurdy and
Francis x Delaney. Parents and
family of the First Communicates
are also invited to breakfast next
Sunday morning but a slight
charge will be made. The men of
the Holy Name will meet in front
of the Grotto of Our Lady of Lour-
des at $50 a. m. to assist at the
TOO a. m. Mass and receive in. a
body. There will be no speaker at
this breakfast. Rosary will be re-
cited before Mass by the Holy
Name men. ALI Catholic men in
the city of Key West are urged to
join the Holy Name Society. The
Society is a Confraternity of the
Church established over seven hun
dred years ago by Blessed John of
Versalli.
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06
Qualified Service
Is Assured dByN
Years Experience

Mr.. W. E. Julius, owner of the
Key West Radio and T.V. Serv-
ice, 826 Duval Street, wishes to
announce that Mr.. Frank Cole,
electronic technician with a back
ground of 5 years in electronic
service work, including two years
of T.V. service work, is now
working with the Key West Ra-
dio and T.V. Service.
Julius, who has been a reg
istered voter in Key West since
1888 and has had 25 years ex-
perience in this same type of
work, states that his firm, with
a total of 40 years experience in
this field, is well-qualified to
handle any installation or repair
job regardless of size. For infor-
nation, telephone 2-8511.-(Ad-
vertisement.)
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06

Don't miss the new exhibit
at the East MarteIIo Towers
Art Gallery on South Roosevelt
Blvd. WatereoIors by the Chi
nese-Ameriean artist. Chen Chi.
and q display Of work by the
art students at Key West High
School.
Harris School will have its
annual May Festival on the
School grounds on Friday AFTER
noon at 4:30 p. m.
Junior Woman's Club meets
tonight at the Woman's Club.
Garden Club installation Of
officers at the home Of Miss
HiIda cvnniff.
Plan now to attend the Ie-
evona concert at the high school
auditorium on May II and II.
Two concerts - both entirely
different and a real treat for
music lovers. The Beta Sigma
Phi sorority is sponsoring the
concerts.
Tonight is the last chance to
attend the Country Fair at Fort
Taylor. And where is Fort
Taylor? IFS on Whitehead at
the end Of United Street and
that is on the south side Of the
Island. Lots Of lovely things -
many Of them typical Of Key
West.
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06
CLUB CALENDAR
EVERY Thursday

EVERY Thursday.
900-Monroe Gen. Hosp Auxiliary Sewing at hospital
1215-Rotary Club, St. Pauls Parish Hall
100-Thrif Shop Navy Commissary, until 400 p m.
6:30-Lions Club, at Lions Den, 1907 Seminary st.
73O-CAP Cadets, Poincana Community House
73O-Prnces of Syracuse Pythian Hall, 72S Fleming ST.
May
10:00-HS-1 Officers Wives Club, Aeropalms
3:O0-CTcle e. First Methodist, place to be announced
7:30-Dorcas Society," Lutheran Church, Flager
8:00-Garden Club, will meet at Miss Cunnffs,
8:O0-VFW Post 3911 Post home 325 Elizabeth Street.
8OO-Eks Lodge, Eks Club, 313 Duva Street
EVERY Friday
1oO-Gym Classes Officers Wives Bldg 49, Seapane Base
7:30-Youth for Christ Ponciana Baptist Church
FRIDAY. May
80O-Oicers Club, Eastern Star place to be announced
SW-Cayo HueSo Grouo, hed mems Hail
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06

Girls who plan tropical vaca
tons in search of Latin romance
should practice up on some ole
world manners, advises handsome
Carlos Pellerano, who handles
tourist matters for the Dominican
Republic.
Any girl who expects to get to
first hase with Latin swain, says
Carlos, should observe these rules:
l. Never make a noise like a
career woman. The Latin ideal oi
feminine charm is strictly a cling
ing vine.
2. Never try to pay your own
dinner check, even if it is included
in the price of your package tour,
if you are dining with a Latin. This
is considered a mortal insult by
male Dominicans, as well as
others.
3. Never wear shorts or slacks
on the street. It just isn't done by
local nice girls.
A. Remember that most young
men south of the border have been
reared in the old tradition of strlc,
formality. Says Carlos:
81 courted the same girl for sew
en- years, but 1 never was allowed
to see her alone until after we
were married. After the engage
ment was announced, l was permit
ted to call at her home from 8 to
10 in the evening, but even then,
there had to be a chaperone pres
ent. That's why Latins marry
young-you have to get married
to see your girl"
S. Practice up on your rhumba
All Latins love to dance.
6. Learn to look helplessly fem
mime, and you'll always find a
courtly swain eager to help.
Z. Don't giggle when your Latin
beau kisses your hand. This is
merely a mark of his deep re-
spect. and corresponds to the
American custom of tipping the
hat to a lady.
8. Don't be afraid to accept the
attentions of a Latin-American
beau. You'll find him the soul ot
chivalry.
9. When on a date with a Latin,
don't talk about such subjects as
your job or politics. Your escort
would rather discuss the length OF
your eyelashes or the light of the
tropical moon.
10. Don't be surprised if your
evening ends with a serenade. It's
an old Latin custom still observed,
and one enjoyed by the gentlemen
as well as their ladies. Says
Carlos:
"I've been married 13 years, and
just the night before / left for the
United States I serenaded my wife.
She liked it too"
The Key West citizen., 1954-05-06
Country Fair At
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End Tonight

Tonight is the last night of the
Country Fair at Fort Taylor on
Whitehead at the end of United
Street.
Better hurry over and take ad-
vantage of this opportunity to find
all sorts of lovely and unusual
gift items at the Tropical Trader
and the Needle Nook. Everything
from ''white elephants to sofa
pillows!
Fill your basket with wonderful
snacks and such from the Country
Store. You won't be sorry that you
took a chance.
The shelves at Grandma's Kitch-
en- are filled with big and little
cakes, cookies and candy - all
"home made" No peeking in hot
oven, if you drop by the Country
Fair tonight.
No Shaving over a hot stove it
you take the family and treat them
to hot dogs and soda pop for sup
per tonight from the Picnic BaS-
ket.
The younger members of the
family will have great fun fishing
at the "Ole Fishin' Hole" and
don't think you can get away with
out buying one of those wonderful
ballons. (Just don't let them get
away from you, because they are
filled with helium and have ten
dency to take off into the wild
blue yonder.)
No need to dress up it's a
Country Fair, and jeans and cali
CO are the accepted mode of dress
for the whole family.
And it's all for Navy Relief.
The public is especially and cor
daily invited to come, and tomor-
row will be too late.
The Country Fair is sponsored
by the Officers Wives Clubs as
part of the annual drive for Navy
Relief.
The various booths were the res
possibility of the Officers Wives
Clubs of the Key West command.
The Tropical Trader is sponsor
ed by the Naval Station, the Hos
pital and the Retired Officers
Wives, under the joint chairman
ship of Mrs. C. w. Brunson, Mrs
r. S. Simpson, and Mrs. w. H.
Clark, Jr.
Fawtu Wives made all the pret-
ty things at the Needle Nook. In
cidentally the squadron paid for
the materials. Mrs. VIM. G. Neal
on is chairman of this booth.
Mrs. C. G. Barr of Surasdevdet
is chairman of the Country Store,
and HS-1, under the direction of
Mrs. Robert J. Thomas, guarantees
that each and everyone fishing at
the Ole Fishin' Hole will not be
disappointed.
The Sonar School and Subron
wives combined efforts for Grand
mas Kitchen, and chairmen are
Mrs. w. H. Truesdel and Mrs.
R. E. Nichols.
Mrs. VIM. r. Schueneman is in
charge of kills booth where the
balloons are.
The Picnic Basket with its cle-
yer decorations is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. B. F. Weart, assisted
by all the other VX-1 Wives.
General Chairman of the Country
Fair is Mrs. H. C.. Spicer.