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CLOSE TO CENSUS BUREAU-Dble.
and sgle. rms. ] "a miles from Dis
trict line. Horseback riding. Dis
& trict Heights or Andrews Field bus.
Call 10. s-72a4. Il
rs ith ST. S.E.-Gentlemen; $3.50,
$3.50. So and 50. Clean, we'll
kept. rooms. Ii. 4-795S. -3l
1901 18th ST. S.E.-Nicely furn.
room. in pvt. home; cow. transp.
HTLICREST HEIGHTS, MD.-single
room. next to BATH. pvt. residence;
gentleman: 10. S-2S9S.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE RMS, pvt
home: Sc. location. 10. s-6S7l
CoLoRED-e ROOMS. refned EN-
ploy. people: warm: with home priv
Ii. 3-4aS3. 10. 2-699S. 80
COLORED-1728 d ST. SEE furn
rms. for refined cple or man: kit
PRIVILEGES, Ii, 1886. Il
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

Al REPLACE WOOD. mixed splits
all hardwoods: fast delivery; Sic
per cord. ia. S-7BO8 evenings. Il
SEASON SLAB WOOD, any length;
$40 per cord delivered; or seasoned
hardwood for firepl. or stove, S2I
per cord delivered. Gaithersbura
WOOD: fireplace and stove length
A CORD OF WOOD is 4x4xs. ae,
full cords from r. Z. PRIEST: S14
SIS. S22. S24. OIL. 6-7643 --31
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping:
fruit and evergreen trees trimmed !:
winter prices: free estimates. Ii.
3-3379 any time.
LANDSCAPiNG. sodding, grading top
soil. cement and brick work. Cali
STONE, stonework. top soil. I'LL dirt.
manure; quickly and reasonably
done JU 8-S642. 80
HAY, good quality. timothy, timothy
and clover, timothy. and alfalfa. and
cows. Phone Dunkirk 6-7O86, 81
tANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil manure. trees, shrubbery.
aZaleas POUSE q Bid, JE. 4.
Of46. JE 2-2043. JE. 3-067e.
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TO 500. FREE DELIVERY.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
on BURNER, < YORK. 2?5, ,ssa!, tank
OIL BURNER. PETRO. built-in mer'
curry controls. stack switch. Their:
mostat, combustion chamber. BIC
circulator 275-gal. tank and gauge
an new; still IN carton. s225. 10
IoiL-shGiRaNER CONVERSION. com
R nsesei sad 1ns'al va as 59S as slse Al
OIL BURNER. ESQ, 8 controls. 215.
gal tank; 530-ft. Arco INV. boiler
good wkg. cond., 500. or sell sep
ia. 9-I664. day or night: 81
OIL TANhs, new: 255,ga!;s sac; OF
| Va. UN. 4-7466. -3l
PIANO. Concord spinet, used yer.
little lsle q rare 6arsain. SEAS, KITS
PIANO s Harrison ssi h;% petite grand 1aim
sssslooo. fm T. s- !o 5n'' superb e eana
cong Sacrifice. DU; 5.l!59. Il
PIANO Kimsls pprisht with bench
Piano, dark mahog, La1argue; S5t
or best offer. LU. 4-OI3S. al
PIANO. used. upright: SIS. i, ST
PiAN0s-J.rdan,. are having tnel,
dozens OF new and used srsnds
spinets and consoles on sale at sub.
stantial reductions. Choice d
many fine makes In q wonderful Sc
lection Of styles and finishes JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and 9 SIS NV
tsT 3-94O0l and 9332 Geoagis
GilUar GnFfn0 iii Al IN
Silver Spring store open daily. in:
Guiding. Saturdays. from zap to s
PIANOS FOR KENT-spinsts. con.
soles and grands at moderate rate!
NTH e Spon e oR sYy Il ga cafae, HaS
9332 Georgia ave. silver Sprinl
open daily including Saturdays from
PIANOS, special purchase. fine auaaiI.
they last. 1896; SIS down, bal. 81
mos. KITS. 1890 g st. n.w.--3C
PIANOS FOR RENT--Latest models
spinet pianos SIS. per mo Inyesti'
CHASE plan. KITS. 1880 g st
PiANOs--January clearance sale. a
greatly reduced prices on foo
samples, used eand new pianos, IN
Guiding grands. consoles and spinets
easy terms. MUSIC SALES CORP.
ri isSS : s. 7 " discount. TO mem
| bers Of the Armed Forces, Govern
ment employees D. c. employees. etc
| over 100 new and used instrument
on display at all times including tn
little as S25 down PIANO MART
1915 18th st. NV tSr 3-6300) tus
above the library
RADIO, AM-short-wave, RCA expor
| table model, 1Sx11 in, attractive
walnut, excellent sound, has auto
tuning attachment, desiened for FN
sell $25. no. 2-05O0. Ext. 21S
Pf IAN - grand. Meidorf; excel
| nee; $505. MR.. NEWMAN, DU. z
| 1900. RA. $4,000. 81.
PIPE--Galv. black. copper. cast iron
cut thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 174t
Lee hwy. ia. $500.
PEE T 8, ass 4 AZ siS e Psi sp Msa
th tn st., Kentland, Ma. al
POOL TABLE, reg. size. subway de
1926. best reas offer. EN-. 3-S04'
until pm. Sunday. for appt. --3
POWER TOOLS. practically new;
No. 1880 10 in, Atlas table So,
with table extension. W hip. motor
press. SOS; i No. SOTO Atlas bel
| and disc sander with stand. VI h,r
motor. S75; L Boice crane. IA IN
floor model band saw with " h.r
scared motor, $500; also misc. han
tools. u. e-465s. -31
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp

OFF CONN. AVE, 1925 M st. n.w.-2
connecting rms. and bath: refer ..
utils.; $50. RE. 7-4ST0, before z pm.
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CHAIRS. .. loose innerspring cush-
ions; reasonable. UN. 4-SS37. ---3l
CHEST OF DRAWERS-Habita
.knotty pine; S45. IA. 2-S493. -31
cHINA-Coffee set for II. compl.
and demitasse set for 6. Rosenthal
Rembrandt, hand painted, never
used. Call Ii. 3-4454. Sat. after p
Sunday. all day. --3l
CLOCK. antique. made 1859: very
good cond. Mantel iron clock! $1O(
or best offer. NO. 7:l954. y. .
CLOTHING-Navy uniform. 3S-40
custom tailored. used very little
10. 5-47D5. Lady's coat. size 40
black with fur collar, full cut. Also
brown tweed boys coat, leggines
and hat set, size 3. used season
CLOTHING-Black Persian coat
wool coats and suits, day and eve
dresses: sizes 1920: peri. cond
wonderful value. WO. 6-2S66. 81
CLOTHES, suits. sizes 40-42, mems
$3.50. Tuxedo, overcoats.- other
miScel. 'Women's size, 1915, from
So up. Also suitcases. UN. 4-0052
CLUE CHAIR. mans diversified, down
cushions; good cond., with slip
covers: %45 III n-45S6
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FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE SALE

Brand-new top quail
ity, modern furniture,
not just at discount
prices, but many pieces
below wholesale.
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POULTRY. RABBITs AND EGGS

POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
PULLETS for sale. r. I. Reds. start
ing to lay. Phone Daleyiew 5-9l06.
FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
&c NV NE. 8-0080
NEW HAMP. RED PULLETS, ready
to lay. Nichols laying strain. 50. %
each; live bakers and fryers. whole
W SSls priis .xN; 3Cs II, "a G 5lMikA1XS
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BLACKSTONE
STONE WORK

Walks. patloS, walls Tree estimates.
WALKER, JU. S-l233.
FLOOR SANDING. FIN. New. &c 50
suar. c, HiNsoN. Ii. 80: s.-759 iS
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. clean
ing and waxing. Reas. rates. Free
estimates Call RA. 6-6795.. II
exper. mech. work guar Free esti:
mates. Average rm., SI3. Chemical
cleaning when possible. CO. 5-4S30.
FLOOR SANDING AND FINIsHING-
Rooms sanded.- approx. $40. l.. D.
HAWKINS. uN. 4-6741. -3
FURNITURE SHAMPOOING special.
Hand shampooing with excl. cleaner.
sgp ssrv Ssti sfsction. R sS: MARTIN
GENEERAI REPAIRS. psintsinr. piss-
tering. carpentering paper hanging
etc. We do a good job. AP. 1854.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas.
terinS. carpentry work. roof paint
ing, repairing: no lob too small
PRINT II 4-I5l1
LIGHT HAULING. moving. package
I PICKUP Seryies; very low rates; any;
FAINTER. inside and outside paint
work guar guar WADE WADE E E5ss s.sess .'sI;
PAINTINGS; color in the home. in
terror and exterior. residential and
commercial; wall paper removing;
no drinking: honest work; free esti-
PAINTING AND PAPERING, int
rior. exterior. For reasonable esti-
mates call 10. 9-477l or JU. B.
PAfNiTTiING AND PAPER HANGING,
general repairs; white mechanics.
Mr., RIDENOUR, DU. 1898. %
PAINTING, interior, exterior; free
est: Car a: pOMIN1CK. ia. 2-6S30.
PAINTING. PLAsTERING, paperins,
floor sanding, brick work. carpentry,
remodeling. Reasonable. MR.. HORNE,
PAfNTING. PAPEKING, general re-
pairs. Call J. K. HERzIG. JU. s.
PAINTER. 1st class: interior. exterior;
very reasonable: immediate service;
PAINTERS-Interior decorating, alter
atoms, repairs and carpenter work:
lst-class white mechanics; reason
PAPERING. room 1ox1e. sia.g5;
labor and materials: interior paint
ing. Estimates. MILLER. JU. =
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING-Free
estimates; winter prices. FoER.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up
guar IA. 1855 or H Rs' 4-ss5s
PAPERING AND PAINTING = All
white mechanics. For the best, call
FRANK j. FOLSOM CO.. HU. $1,000.
PLASTERING. new and old work:
white mech. After 5. Wo. 6-4354.
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CONCRETE MIXER

REX T1 NO ALAS las sd LINEN dE6Sf GoN sPE
$3.50. Of. a-383I. al
DEEPFREEZE. upright. II Gu. #.
DEEP FREEZE. rs Gu. TT. Cali Ii
DEEP FREEZE. as Gu. IT., ches,
type: Sl75. Call LO. 1918. .-3l
P N ssaTee ter o sS JE USED toS w
to j Sat. and 10 to 4 sunday. -
lady's !. Ct. - emerald cut. $50;
lady's " ct. $50: mans 5 cts. per
feet 81. $50: lady's ! Y. cts. marauise
cut. 500; lady.s y Ct. Sl25. LIv-
IMGsToN 4 CO.. 1873 H st. nv
DiNiNG RIM. TABLE. 4 chairs. Gre.
denza. leaf and pad: cordovan mahE
Cost 1855. used mos, not
scratch on It; sacrifice. S245. 10
Din RIM RIM. FURN.. beautiful modern
brushed birch table and 4 matchina
contour chairs; In peri. cond,: cock
tan table; reas. priced. Lo. SARA
DuNErTE SET. compl. lady's yanit,
(mahoe.l: will sell as lot only. S1l0
Can be seen Sat. and Sun. EN-
DINING ;ii;ips ROOM SET. mahos.: beau
sitSl eond Table, -S.r ch s5n6 r FN
DINING Mn ROOM SUITE. Duncan Phyf.
mahog. extension table. complete
with pads; arm chair with 3 SIDE
chairs and buffet; 500. viii con-
slider trade for small dinette set
DIN IN f M. SUITE. 10 DC. walnut vain
nfIRT
ROOM furniture. Drexel.
blond oak. 9-pe. Junior set 500
DISiHiwAsHEiR. de luxe roil-away. still
in carton; approximately half price
:SfsI.: s:s.1a.5 JED Rf
prs; custom traverse;
green: lined; floor to ceiling; IA IT,.
f. 5 4; 8 S1. Is ~ JE 5,o ss SaSo COM
D pIete set, LIZ s sas6 S0s' s90o
DRY CIEEANiNG EoUiPMENT-com-
plete cleaning room eauipment
(stoddard SOLVENT. Now setup and
operating; can be seen at Burns
gT9s S ean.st 81 Ms oxso w S
tractor. tumbler, 2.000-gal. hitter.
All belt driven from shaft with g.
h'p. motor: ideal for starting new
business Phone Ell. 1880 or eyes
DIuhPiLiCATORs. all types hand and
electric AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co. l42I e. Capitol st. Ii .3-0Oa2
ELECTRIC BRICK SAW
EvEREADY-ALMOsT NEW. COST
S425; SELL. $500. OIL. 2-3631. 81
never used. cost $500
FREEZER, 5 Gu. IT,. Bendix refgr,
Q Gu. It Bendix. both late 1855
models; ANTIQUE secretary desk
French dining rm. furn.; iiv; rm
furn.; complete fire set. andirons
screen and poker set; ANTIQUE Vic
torian chair, Mahjong set. and mans
other odds and ends. KE. 7-l79O
FREEZER, Is GU. IT,, chest type; ap'
prox. year old; reasonable. LO, f.
F GsdESER Jordon .uprisht. "a GU. #
Cost $500: latest model: will sell
$500. Owner being transferred oyer
F sGas' COAT: s1 5rcEn Mouton. size "a
matching head band. excel. cond.
reasonable. 10. 5-8744. i
FURNiTURE-Lawson love seat. $50;
chair, $50: sofa, 500; custom made
in cotton. damask or striped
material. HOFFMAN, UPHOLS-
cabinet work, refinishing and repair
F1UhRsk1ruRE4Davenport. sectional, =; 2
PC, dark ,.I green; /, be best oner. 40 ~
room. bedroom
dinette and miscellaneous; best ofier
Telephone TIE. $685.. 3Oe
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To. 2-2727 RA. 3-76Ot
APPLIANCES-Need q washer, dryer
refgr., range or TV? Our low price
in effect every day to every one
All new. brand name merchandise
INGERSOLL CO.. 2122 Nichols ave
BABY CARRIAGE which can be con.
verified to stroller; very good cond.
reasonable. Call XII. 9-7317. -.-3(
BLOCKS, INC. 174o Lee hwy mr.
Key Bridge ia $500
BED. Hollywood, 75x33. custom SLY
cover, green, -grey-yeilow; orig. $3.50
sell $40. no. 2-O600. Ext. 21S
BED that can be converted into :
single beds, also settee: good con
fft'on. RIA. $1,000. 40
BED COVERS, twin size, grey quilted
and Grapes; white cotton chenille
full-size bed covers. satin dowT
quilt. silver service and misc. EN-
EDsRoLLAWAY COT, almost new
clean; innerspring mattress; orig
$29.95; now, SIS cash. De. 2-90S5
BEDROOM SUITE, mos. old. 3-pc
Gold cherry, includes box spring,
and q. 8. Rubber Koylon foam rub,
Der mattress. WIN sacrifice. EN-
Bs4GOSs @o4
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SLAUGHTER'S

Serving WASHINGTON 80 Years
Over 900 rooms, for pleasant livins.
Five Downtown Locations
so ROOMS. WITH MEALS
1925 NJ st. NV. CO. $500
so ROOMS. WITH MEALS
1895 % 1 RooS N; WY WITH M MEALS 1ilsoo
1927 10th st. NV. HO. 2-6767
rs. ROOMS ONLY
2o07 Q st. NV. NO. .7-4660
40. ROOMS ONLY
1I01 10th ST. NV. RE. 7-0440
Rooms From S1.5o Per Day
Rooms With Meals. From 81 Per Day
SLAUGHTER'S
For Year-Round Living
31s
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Comfortable green
lounge chair
M o d G I'm armless
sofa, converts to
single bed
Wrought iron de
nette chairs
Blond seafoam buf-
fet
Decorators foa m
rubber lounge chair
Wrought iron 5-pc.
dinette
Blond oak book
cases, q sor e d
sizes
5-pc. chrome dinette
Lined oak. double
dresser with mir
ror and panel bed
3 modern sofas UP
to
2-pc. sectional sofa
in foam rubber
Armless foam rub
Der chair
Solid 4h-in. foam
rub Der mattress
and matching box
spring, twin size
Blond bedbar, chest
and 2 night tables
Budget terms and
Arranged
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GORDON HOTEL

Downtown. 916 10th st.
Singles and doubles with and with
and daily rates Ma $1,000
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SLAUGHTER'S

Serving Washington Thirty Years
Over 300 Rooms for Pleasant Livine
S DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
so Rooms with Meals
1923 M ST.s-N.W. co. $3.50
go Rooms With Meals
f1625 18th ST. NV. DU. 7-7666
80 Rooms with Meals
rs Rooms Only
o007 o Ct. NV. NO. 7-4660
40 Rooms ONLY
110t 18th ST. NV. RE. 7-0440
Rooms From 81 so per Day
Rooms with Meals From So Per Day
SLAUGHTER'S
For Year-Round Living
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American Decorators
PAPERING AND PAINTING
ANY TIME, MA. S-9655
EVENINGS. WE. 6-5455. -
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DENTISTS
Want to sell your Ardent equip
ment? Call DU. 7-1000, Ext. 207,
or leave message. 81
DIAMOND JEWELRf OF any descrip.
ton, gold and silver. cash paid
FENCE-Private party would ike tc
buy used fence suitable for inclos.
ing garden or lawn. Pc. 2-3252. II
FURNlTURE--Will buy entire con
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fol
65 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K
SITS. NV. Me 2-52S7
amount Also want good piano re.
trigerator and gas stove Cash Cal
Mr.. GRADY Ma. S-2679
FCRNITCRE-Will buy all kinds OIL
good used furniture; top price. ia
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE
Good furniture. any amount; also
need good piano refrigerator sai
range; Call MR.. GRADY MA
GOLF CLUBs-would like to bu,
used clubs or sets. TU. 2-0l4I. I'll
GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded iewelry We pay cash
A KAuN TATC
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell YOUR valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
1910 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TN 2.2727 IA 3-7dlt
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The John Kilpen Hotel

1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
u block Of Conn. ave. overlooking
Rock Greek Park away from traf-
&c noise; cow. transp; dble and
sgle.. rms. pvt, baths avail: excel.
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ROOMS FURNISHED NV.
WEADON ARMS

VVx11AA|O4N xA1t1N16
REAL HOME FOR NICE PEOPLE
1918 18th st; n.w.--Loyely. FROM
I to 8 people. Also smaller singles
$26 to $40 mo. each; personal maic
service; Ink: newly decorated
nicely furnished. 81
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
THE STUDIO HOUSE
and nicely furIt. For further in
formation cali RE. 7-6367 or DI
s1eI E5SFv H55mT7
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ENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE
3l3S " SIT NE

on 600 block Of Bladensburg I'd,
NE. at Hot ehoppe. Open Saturday
10 to B; open sunday. IL to B.
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OFFICE FTJRNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
$40 900 STOCK, NEW AND USED.
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE. SPE-
CIAL PURCHASE. UNITED Ma
TIONs. RFC. SLIGHTLY USED
DESKS. CHAIRS. FILING CASES.
SALE AND RETAIL. SAVINGS UP
TO sos. FREE DELIVERY
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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MlscELLANEous ION SALE

EIN Ss n MIlxEeD oi, 2, sEIA sloSSEa arsPl
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1929 10th ST. NV.
FOR RIISINESSWOMEN

Also one with running water. Living
room TV. no. 2-5926 or DU. 1885.
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Ice. BACHELOR APT. with meals,
pvt. home, blk. from Oh. Oh.
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ESSEX HOTEL.

n. Sh9b-SA14A ~ ILL
oble. rms. $40. 1913 Pa. ave. NV,
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PT,ASTERTNG

PLASTERING, new and old work
white mech. After 5. WO. 6-4354
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STOKER

3x8-6x6-3 rolls. OIL. 2-3631.
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HOIEL l44U
Rms. with run. water, lots of shower
baths: So day up Wkly. rates. AID.
2-7800. 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E., S.W.

COLORED-ONE OR 9 RMS. furn.
or unfurn.; home privils.: children
allowed Call LII Al 14A 81
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-17
COOPERATION QUESTIONED

Editor, The Citzen
Now this could go on forever about our H. S. Band,
but to get to the point, Band Member why is it that
the band doesn't cooperate with their band master?
Surely there must be don't do that Could
be that you all want the poppy music and you
afraid to voice your opinion?
Your band master should be open for suggestions.
There lot of improvement in the band Friday
you kids would listen to the people you would find
what kind of music they for True you can't please
everyone, but bet there vote taken on by the
people that support the football team here and away
from here there would be 10 to vote for peppy music
Why did so many band members drop out this year?
had child in the band and for one cried many
times for how he hurt but thank God he took it like
man. finished school and don't think he was discredit
to the band.
Now let's get to football players Fro.. what
hear went at Miami Beach, when of our boys got
hurt and hao be rushed in ambulance to the hospital
they playing taps True it coincidence but
that Theme" drill of that sort should never be on
football stadium In the first place. it brings back too
many memories parents Of that came home
to them
Another thing, band members, why can't we have
more band boosters?
r. M. M.
so Peacon Lane
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-17
PEP is NEEDED.

Editor, The Citizen:
It seems Mr.. Weech has got the wrong impression
of what kind of music goes during football game
We know the band master is doing the best he can
but the kind of music he puts of the time is good
for concert or some other act but on field Won need
pep and snappy music for the band members to march
by.
You say can flip dial the radio and get
"peppy" music We have got news for you'll We do Just
that To hear the snappy bands They college bands
but with band master who wants the right kind of music
at the football field band could really go somewhere
Doc could give them the kind of music that should be
played at football game. There is time and place for
everything.
Now about the football team being satisfied with
that type Of music We hardly agree with you In fact we
do not think they hear the music Sure the band
might help but the really gets their support from
the thousands Of Conchs that will come out to see them
rain shine, sick or well.
Have you followed the team to games away from
here? Their bands and majorettes do not put bur-
esque show, they just put show that the people
enjoy and have praise for them after it is
with. We do not have any children in the band but we
support it every time it's called for.
Now, have said before there is time and
place for everything So let's play music that should
played for football season. music for concerts and
funeral music for sadness
If you have child in the band, he or she must be
one of the few who for that drppy music he is
the team he must be bench Or you are speak
ing his or her mind.
There change in the band Friday night
and people praised them and the band master for the
improvement of the music they played The band master
should keep at this pace and the band members should
cooperate with him.
You must have been voicing the band leaders opinion
about the juke box because he asked for suggestions
and of the members gave him some and that is
what he told them So he is not in opinion open
suggestions This goes for the band member that voiced
his her opinion also. What's the matter? Can't you
march to fast music would you trip all yourself
MISS d. /. C..
MRS B. E. C..
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-17
This Rock
Of Ours

Lou Carbonell probably does
more than any three men in Key
West toward community improve
ment. Whether you like his argu-
mentative manner on the City
Commission floor, you've got TO
give him credit for getting things
done.
Lou doesn't just lend his name
as prestige in sponsoring an event.
He rolls up his sleeves and gets
behind the project with actual la
Dor. Check any one of half a dozen
charitable drives for proof.
If Samuel Friedland brings in a
modern Food Fair store on Roose-
velt Boulevard, part Of the credit
for this additional improvement
should go to Lou Carbonell. He has
maintained personal contact and
encouraged Friedland.
This year, Lou will be general
manager of the Key West Kennel
Club. Don't ask me where he finds
the time because after all, the guy
also has his own business to op.
crate!
Dog racing isn't quite the touchy
subject it was when the City re-
fused to allow the track to besbuilt
on City land. At that time, the min
isterS fought the proposal and il
was nip and tuck proposition
whether racing would be allowed
in Monroe County. Even this coli
umn came out against the propo-
sal because felt the track would
encourage outside hoodlums and
tin-horn gamblers to settle here.
Heaven knows, the Key West var
iety of hoodlum and gambler is
plentiful enough without encouras.
ing outsiders to move in!
However, actual operation of the
Key West Kennel Club has shown
that it is beneficial to the County.
While I've never heard of anyone
becoming wealthy at pari-mutuel
window and there are always those
few who will suffer because Of
their inability to wager only the
money they can afford to lose, -
by and large, think the majority
of residents and visitors enjoy the
opportunity to partake in the ex-
citement and thrills of dog racing.
The track gives thousands of Ma
Wy men someplace to 60 instead
of stumbling along Duval and land
ing up with a cancelled liberty
pass.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-17
SEEKS FORMER CLASSMATES

Editor, The Citizen.
Asa member of the high school class of 1885, I am
trying to locate many Of my former Class mates
possible Some of hope to have first class reunion
in Key West in 1866 We have had reunion and
it is the hope Of some that such s event can take place
next year sn ss-
May have Your aassistancsEin locating many
of class mates possibly Can? Your newspaper
has always had very close interest in the welfare of
Key West High School, and feeI that you will be of
much help to you could write in columns
thing about this anticipated reunion.
There are a few members of my class in Key West
and in Miami If you could help to inter-
est in the local members I'm somewhat certain that
will have our reunion in Key West in 1856 Your interest
and assistance will be appreciated.
would appreciate the addresses of my former class
mates and the best way is to ask them to write to
at 1862 River Avenue, Camden 5, New Jersey
Incidentally the class of 1885 sort of peculiar
event in that graduated in the most eventful
year of island city.
Yours truly,
THE REVEREND FRANK R. ALVAREZ,
VICAR