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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALT

IFURN.--Desk mshog.; nest Of a. ma
chair. ia. 7-e922.
FuRN.-2-pc. Nv. rm. suite, odd
Lam lamps, p tug ID ssis. ssl Ralsish =.
FURN. compl. wrousht iron and
lined oak furnishings for enc. apt.
must sell innmed.; only 2 mos. old.
Call 10. 2-S173 for appt. sun. be-
TURN. Sofa, chairs. bookcase. buffet
china cab. din. table. pictures, mir
rors. frames; double, sgl beds: chest,
cot, rockers. ANTIQUE chest and dim
Ing table, sawbuck table, wardrobe
trunk, dishes. utensils, kit cab,
booR radio cs esss ssE 4sa c sSsl
Bridge I'd. Seen daily 10 to 8.
FURN. Sectional sofa, RCA TV
comb, chairs. tables, rugs, twin
beds. chrome dinette, Hollywood bed,
range. kitchen cabinets. refrigerator,
Hendix washer. tea wagon. buffet,
Plo nsao drop-leaf table, misc. co.
FuRN.-New cond.: coin. dark NAH
desk breakfront: orig. price, $3.50;
bargain ct $225. Torch lamp, S5.
IA, 9-64b5, 8 to IL and 8 to 8 Sun.
FURN.--Twin bedrm. set: rugs; Ia
DIES; chairs; blond din: set. Singer
FURN.-Mahog. kidney shaped desk:
green velvet lounge chair, studio
PED. desk lamp; reas. OIL. 4-4I73.
FUkN.-Davenport, down cushions
mahog. secretary with chair, white
leather rcnn, seat seat; ovular mahos. dining
mahog. chest, 4 drawers; lamps, etc.
All items in excel. cond. CO.
FgRN..-Mahpe. din. table, pedestal
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LAW BOOKS

FeQer1l OlgeSt, suppl. ana (J9 VIII
6-shef walnut bookcase; all new
cond.; will sacrifice for one-thirc
from list price. OIL 26235.
LEOPARD SKIN, exceptionally. lGe,
with beautifully mounted head
mouth open; S:s25. JU. 9-2S41.
LIGHT PLANT-1lO-VOLT
$50 WATT--NRW. S125-OTHERS
2513 M ST. NV. Elk. 1882
LINOTYPE ELECTRIC MONoMELT
working when removed from ma
chine; as Is. SIS. RE. 7-7S23.
LIVING RIM. SUITE, 2-pc.; with slip
covers. S45. II. 4-1077. .-17
LIVING RIM. SET, modern; HOLLYWOOD
bed; bargains. HE. 1921.
LIVING ROOM CHAIRS t3), over
stuffed: cheap. :, ANTIQUE rockers
and l high back rocker. DE. 2-7732
|LIv. RM.., din. rm. and bedrm. con.
tents: $3.50; mos. old. Will sci
separately also. ia. 2-9244.
LIV. RIM, bedrm.. din. rm. sets. Baby
carriage, baby table and chair, boys
bicycle. Must sell today. No reas
offer refused. All in good cond: 612t
N. Dakota ave. NV. after IL. OF
call PA 6-4S26
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REFRIGERATORS

Just received lse. shipment apt. sis,
lection at S35. Also sacrificing al
washing machines. Open Sunday
AAgACO. 2020 r. !. ave. ne. NO
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DIAMONDS
Livingston & CO.
EST. 1904

1923 H st. NV. ME. S-5268
DIAMOND BARGAINS
Lady's ring, unusual design. lax.
white gold. 3 gorgeous diamonds.
weighing approx. "a carat. Sl25;
weighs 23s carat. set in platinum
tapered baguette mounting. $4,000:
ladys lax. white gold Hamilton
watch, created in our own shop,
contains 40 fine cut diamonds.
S20a; lovely large size. heart-shape
$780,, genuine ANTIQUE large-si2e
garnet cross, S65; all prices in
clude Federal tax. See MR.. BROTT.
OF F st. NV. RE. 7-2075. Open
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FURNISHINGS

FURNISHINGS
Lowest prices; carefully Sc
lected furn. from the type of
owners who do not care to
have the general public
trample through their nice
homes; mahog. drop leaf table.
$40: beaut. mahog. bookcase,
S35; gray sofa bed. S32;;. 5-pc.
oak breakfast set, $3.50;
marble top wash stand, SIS;
very large Cordovan mahog.
chest. $45; dresserS, end
tables, misc; ''the little store
around the corner" APO
Wisconsin ave. NV, Open
weekdays til z pm. EN-.
2-6677.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6
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N. FRANK & SON, Ala Third st.
NV. Elk. 1891.
TELEvISION. reconditioned; table
NOD models. consoles; combinations'
Open eyes. Phone tn. 2-1s00,
TRitEEvsi fsI Teletons 1aM-in. ma
hogany table model, excel. cond.,
$3.50 cash. ia. 0-5414.
TELEvISIONS, used-Good selection,
81 and ave sssFts re- W 1psn
SALES. 1915 9TH st. NV. AID.
TELEViSION, RCA. 1O-inch. SWAY
comb. AM and FIN. perfect cond..
-. $l25 Or best oder; CO. 5-036Q.
model with indoor antennae: excel
lent condition: S36. IA. 9-O140.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN n.n SAWS; ~. man a,s s1a g gHnS az:
TooIsss us g. ESuIEp. CO: Ju. a-sss1:
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 3 St.
R n;E ~ s-4 REns. al size. e,,v
sion ladders, cleo. drills. tape re-
corders-almost ANYTHING you want.
Delivered. SERVICE RENTALS CO.
JU: 6-12S6; II no answer ia.
9-2S47.
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FURNITURE SALE
4.pc. maple bedrm. suite sos. so
SlS9. so 2-pc. sectional sofa. $3.50
S7a.95 Formica 5-pc. sets SIS. sl5
u 80 Hide-A-Bed. tn.-spr matt, %149
5000 Serta Hollywoods, now S4a.95
KING. 5000 Georgia ave. JU. 9-5S9l
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ANTIQUES
WANTED

Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLD
WILL BUY CHINA, BRIO A-BRAC.
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS. JEW
ELRY. PICTURE FRAMES, CUT.
GLASS. MUSIC BOXES. BEER
STEINS ETC ETC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture, ETC., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TIT 0-oyo7 RA 3-7R0Q
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FURNITURE
PENTHOUSE MODERN

Low-cost warehouse opera
ton, factory eioseout and sur
plus stock add up to real
money saving values. Shop us
and compare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17

TELEVISION SALE
BEST DISCOUNT PRICES IN
TOWN ON BRAND-NEW 1854
FAMOUS IT., 21". "a" TV.
POTOMAC APPLIANCE
& TELEVISION CO.
903 E ST. NV.
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MIscELLANEous FoR sALR.

COAT. royal blue. wool. size IA.
10: All new cond. Wo. 6-29l5.
COFFEE TABLE, MODERN, oblons.
soii soro osk fo5al S sSSr; like new;
CONGoWAIL. 6lsc a. 81. IT,. zoe 4
R SS ii HA yRsiISWiA ga Ti n 81. NV
c vi EsRs4 f3bi sNSg5,. t is.' 81 e u;
1 li e H Al sEsas 's sgs II io e
NV. HUI. 3-5473. sun, to s..
Their details call tn. 2-1431 or IA.
cEIs, custom made With buIlt- in
C..lB, like new; complete with mat
S Tres N mattress Ssss cover and bumpers.
cG Gfl1 lbs s new 81 pr; bedsprssds,
cabinet base. SIS. III. $3.50. ~ IL
DAVENPORT. blue. 2 chairs, mahog.
frames. SIS: sax, E. B. alto Bues-
cher. silver. IA. s-ssi3. IA. 7-006S.
DEEPFREEzE. upright. IL Gu. IT,,
DEFY asH, fREE Sialoi excel. eond.; 500
or best offer. Can any time, Ii.
DEF FREEZE, 10 Gu. IT. Harder,
with Kelvinator motor: / VI. old.
$235 or best offer. Lo. 4-6e7e.
DEEP FREEZE. United, 17-ft. up
Tight,:; $500 or best offer. Used yr.
DEEPFREEzE. an Gu. IT,. sos. Also
computing scales. LA. 6-9691 or
DEEP FREEZE. POSTMASTER: ant.
size. Perfect condition. CO. 5-3309.
DESKS y. KS. metal: wood. small, Ice. once
wk.- 11I2 14th st. bI. 7-7372.
DESK, ONCE. double pedestal, mahog-
any. 56lax32, S35. Call Mr.. KIPP,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture, full con.
tents or odd pieces. refgrs., stoves.
wash. Nnachs. TVS. Closed Mondays.
S. E. FURN. CO., 210 9TH st. s.e..
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PIANO CLEARANCE
Piano bargains you cannot afford 4
miss. Spinets, $295 up; grands
1898 up, guaranteed: new spinets
S4H5 UP. We save you UP to $500
fine selection famous makes: terms
Open Monday and Friday until 8
PIANO CO.. S57 Pershing DR.. JU
9-633S.
PICTURE FRAMES, $685., reg. $50
Beautiful 24x36, sit. dam. CARROLL
HARDWARE. 924 N st. NV. HUI
3-5453. Sun. 0 to 3.
PIPE-Galv. black, copper. cast iron
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS, 174e
Lee hwy. ia. $500.
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TARPAITT,TN,

IARPAULlNS
DROP CLOTHS-CANVAD
LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
2b13 N ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
TARPAULINS
Most sizes available OF all kinds
N. FRANK q SON. Ala Third st.
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TELEVISI0N SALE
3l43 n. Washington Blvd.

BRAND-NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17

O1AAC
16~ Philco t. m. matching stand; new
picture tube, ". guar. 500 30
l2h~ Dumont TV. FIN. radio. table
mod, comp. recond. guar. $50 30
Large Selections OF Recond. TV From
1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17

INVENTORY SALE. Heavy duty
aluminium comb. storm and screen,
$3.50; terms. HE. 4-577S. RIA.
3-0172 any time.
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PENTHOUSE MODERN
UT TarSTY~YYnv1

3135 V ST. NE.
on 1900 block of Bladensburg n
ne. At Hot Shonpe Omen LIB
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Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass;
ware. Oriental art objects, jewelry.
rugs, silverware, paintings. por-
traits, highest cash prices paid. Call
MTJPRAV IA Q-S333
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'URS, like new. beautiful Piatina
fur piece and e.sktn Kolinsky ecarf,
EN-. 2.60Ss. 10y
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GROCERIES

GROCERIES,
New fresh. national brands: eome
| labels torn come dented, eonne neF.
feet; ideal boarding houses. restau.
| rants; below Wholesale In any guam.
tity 436 K et. NV. Free parking.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Mrs. Nif1son
Off to Guam
-Marsaret :. Dawson Photo.

Mrs. James n. Vinsol,
daughter -in-law Of MRS. Fred
vinson. and Of the late Chief
Justice Of the United States,
has left with her two chill
dren. Jimmy, jr., and Mar
garet Russell. to join her hus-
band. United States Army 1t.
James r. Vinson. stationed on
the Island Of Guam. !.
Mrs. Vinson. the former Miss
Margaret Byrd Peggy" Rus
sell, is the daughter and only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E..
Russell Of Stanford, KY. She
and her children left her par
ents home to fly to San Fran
cisco where they viii board q
plane for Guam with q stop
over in Hawaii. They expect
to be away about q year.
Mrs. Vinson and the children
win observe two Christmases
this year. They had . Christ
mas tree and dinner before
leaving the Russells. and on
December Is. will celebrate q
tropical Christmas with 1t.
Vins0r. 4
Evening star., 1954-12-21
| Arlington
|CotiHion Holds
Holly Boil

The sixth annual Arlington
Cotillion-called q Holly Ball
was given last evening at the
Officers' Club at Fort Lesley j.
McNair.
In the receiving line were
directors of the cotillion DR..
and Mrs. Stuart A. Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. John Perry Wagstaff.
and Mr.. Joshua T. Cockey Of
Baltimore. Sidney's orchestra
played.
Among the young debutantes
were Miss Pat Priest, daughter
of Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest,
Treasurer of the United States.
and Mr.. Cy Priest: Miss Nancy
Corson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Corson; Miss Pat
De Lashmutt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John De Lashmutt.
Miss Diane Davis, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Davis
of Mclean. and Miss Margie
Richey. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Franz Richey.
Others were Miss Nancy
wagstad, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Wagstaf, Miss
Susan Carl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Carl. Miss
Cindy Allerton, daughter Of
Richard M. Allerton.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
By Josephine Lowmon

The best things for long life
are free. Three OF them are
sun, fresh air and water. Are
you getting your share Of
these? With all Of our scien-
tific discoveries. no one has
yet developed an adequate.
complete substitute for any
Of them.
Sunlight is d principal
source Of vitamin %. The
beneficial effect OF this
vitamin Is produced by the
ultraviolet rays Of the sun.
Ordinary window glass strains
out these rays; therefore,
sitting by q window In the
sunlight does not give you all
of the beneficial effects OF un-
strained sunlight. A sun lamp,
properly used, win supply
some Of the ultraviolet rays.
but the real thing. itself. Is
much better.
Capsules
During the short days Of
winter. when 1t i impossible
to get out Of doors In the
sunshine. 1t Is wise to try to
get as much vitamin D from
other sources as you can.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Why Grow Old?
Three Valuable Items
And They're All Free

vitamin capsules and cod
liver oil are two excellent
sources Of yitamin b. Milk
reinforced with yitamin D Is
o help.
On mild days, q. walk out Of
doors Is q must. II you haven't
tried any fresh air lately. I
recommend It to YOU. Take q
good many deep hfeatlls Of 1T.
AS the advertisements say
you'll be amazed at how much
better you'll feel after just 20
minutes use Of this product.
Adequate Water
Water Is . most important
member Of the free three.
Drink eight glasses Of liquid
. day at least four OF them
water. Water helps your
muscles get rid Of waste pro-
ducts. It aushes your kidneys
and helps to keep them In
good working order, and 1t aids
normal bowel movement.
What ais many people is
simply . lack Of an adequate
daily amount Of water. OF
course, you can take too much
water. If eight glasses q day
are good. is glasses b day
aren't twice as good. Too much
Evening star., 1954-12-21

water q day can be a. bad as
too little. The important thing
to remember Is that few peo-
pie drink too much water;
many people drink too little.
Are you one Of them?
Evening star., 1954-12-21
SIMPLE DISHES?

miss G.. H. l.. Washington
Can any Of the readers send
In some recipes for some
simple but nutritious dishes I
could cook on q double hot
plate? I live in one room and
the hot plate is the only cook
ing facility I have. / find 1T
too expensive to eat out all
the time. ! would certainly
appreciate some help from
some Of you more ingenious
cooks. Thanks for any help.
=, - Z, a,
Evening star., 1954-12-21
CHINA PATTERN.
"A. Z. D.. AriinctoasJ

- = 4%t ~~t<W N~Fftf
10 D. r. D.. Monrovia. Nd:
Replying to your query In the
Clearing House. perhaps the
following information will help
you. The "Blue China Book BY
Camehl, tells the Chinese story
that inspired the English pot
terry apprentice, Thomas MIN
ton. to engrave the original
Willow Ware about 1870,
Koong- -Shee. the lovely
daughter Of Q wealthy man
DARN fell In love with Chang,
her fathers secretary. Her
father imprisoned her in q
summer house. but Chang
communicated with her by.
sending q note In o tiny cocoa
nut shell. waited along with
the aid Of q small sail.
He then scaled the barri-
cades Of the mandarin's gar-
den and the two lovers escaped
over q bridge. They sailed
away 70 Chang,s house on an
island and lived happily until
q rich rejected suitor Of Koong-
Shee came and burned their
house down. The lovers per-
ished In their bamboo bier.
but from the ashes. their spirits
rose in the form Of two white
doves.
To quote Q verse about vii
low Ware. once taught to
children,
Here 4. The orsnss tree where they
Here they are running away.
fSss fs sirds SzsL mskinss love SS al; always.
The large pagoda at the
right in the design is the
palace Of the wealthy Man
DARN. Beside it stands the
summer house where the
daughter was imprisoned. On
= little bridge are the three
figures. the daughter, her
lover. and the mandarin
chasing them with q whip. II
you'd like the story in more
detail, you will find 1t In
sThe Blue China Book" In the
Art Division Of the District
Public Library.
PARAKEET.
IN. r. E.. Forestville. Md
I can think Of no nicer pet
for q child. or children. or
adults than Q parakeet. We
have had ours tour third for
. year. getting 1t the day she
left the nest. We have just
moved to Washington from
Florida and "Chipper" came
along with us In the car. When
the 5 boys. ages { to 9. became
bored. they would take her
from her cage and play with
her as we rode. Incidentally.
her cage has never been closed
since We got her. My eldest
son takes her as soon as he
wakes up In the morning and
she perches on his shoulder
until he Is ready for school.
She particularly likes my hus-
band and carries on q merry
conversation. especially II he
10 playing the piano. Parakeets
definitely know strangers and
viii not go to them. Ours has
been o delight to all Of US. On
buying one, be sure to get Q
young one.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
ANTIQUE RoCKER2

mrs. 3. J.. G., HynttsUiIlel
VIII some one please send In
information on how to an
tique q wicker rocker At pres
ent It is painted light green
and / want to antique it in
white with q little gold finish.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Readers CIearIng House
CHIID'S ALLOWANCE?
LlMTe. u M !. ALeLnNdYinl

Mrs. n a Alexandria
How do other mothers rnan-
age the problem Of paying AZ
loWance to q nine year -old
boy? / really don't know what
e. fair amount Is, and I would
like to know how many little
Jobs. etc. he should be expected
to do for it.
I want him to have enough,
but not too much spending
money. but most of all. I would
like TO teach him the value Of
money and see that he devel-
ops some sense of responsibility
about 1t, and about working.
He expects to do little Jobs
around the house. as he has
for several years now. What
/ want to know Is how strict
should I be about paying Or
not paying him when be fails
to do some Of the tasks that
he knows are expected Of him.
We also have q six-year-Old
daughter. Is she too young to
start getting = few cents q
week? She helps "a me with
the dishes and busting. but of
course. not on d very business
like basis yet.
! would love to hear some
suggestions from mothers who
have worked this out to their
satisfaction.
sf A&
HELP FOR MISSION?
MRS. y. c., ATIin0t0fD
Last month I received 1 letter
from an old friend. 3 mission
priest. He is working with the
extremely poor In Southern
Mississippi. He explained how
he and others are trying to
educate these people and raise
their standard Of living. He
asked for nothing except old
or broken costume jewelry that
I would have no other use for.
! do have some. but my small
contribution would not help
very much, I'm sure. Then I
thought Of asking for the help
Of Clearing House readers. 1t
would cost you nothing but 3
little time and q few cents
postage. and 1t would be great
" appreciated. These people
have absolutely nothing and
there Is very little opportunity
for them to earn much money.
They do make bead-trimmed
articles but are often unable to
purchase the beads and jew
elry they need. II any Of you
kind readers have any old
jewelry in any condition would
you send 1t TO Father Albert,
MS, S.S.T.,. Holy Rosary In
dian Mission. Box ST, Phila-
delphia, Mississippi? I know he
will appreciate it.
4 \ ~ i
PUNCH RECIPE.
Mrs. y. NJ. E.. University Park
For Mrs. r. E. H. Arlington,
here is a recipe for punch: One
large can orange-grapefruit
blend. small can pineapple
Juice, small can lemon juice.
! bottle cranberry cocktail, q
cups sugar, Q cups water. Pour
over ice and add quart ginger
ale when ready to serve.
This is pretty and attractive
for this season and grade
schoolers love it--come back
for seconds and more. It's not
too sweet to 60 well with
cookies or even small cakes. I
Good luck. One recipe serves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
Mohhly WV
Party Enjoyed By
Hospital Patients

H. D. Smith of Tampa won q
phone call "home" at the monthly
party given by the WV Post 3911
and the ladies auxiliary for pa
tients at the Naval Hospital.
The phone calls are given by the
local chapter of the Gold Star Mo-
theirs in cooperation with the VFW
and auxiliary.
The party was under the direc-
ton of Commander Charles Ma
chin and Mrs. Edith Aritas, hos
pital chairmen for the VFW and
Auxiliary. They were assisted by
Gold Star president, Eula C. Saw
yer and Gold Star chaplain Adri-
anne Sands.
Also present were a large num-
Der of VIEW and Auxiliary men,
bers. The hospital parties are
beneficial in entertaining the pa
tientS.
The patients at the hospital look
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
Chairn,en Named
For Fit. Taylor
Owe Luncheon

Home Fashion Parade is the
theme of VX-1 fashion show of
home made "originals," to be
shown at the August 6 luncheon OF
the Fort Taylor Officers Wives
Club.
Program chairman, Mrs. w. C..
KiStler, has announced the cooper
ating chairmen for the event which
include the MesdameS A. A. Kit
trell, V. J. DerocO, and H. W.
Fason, posters: Mrs. c. H. Hutch
ings, menu; the Mesdames R. D..
Meldahl, T. G. Brekke, w. P. Bre-
mer, and C. G. Nelson, punch bowl;
Mrs. w. D. Robinson, name tags;
Mrs. R. Groffy and Mrs. B. F.
Weart, reservations; Mrs. c. w.
Knapp, baby sitter and decorating
committee is the MesdameS c. M.
RigSbee, H. A. Gregory, R. Sem
mes, S. M. Cody and H. G. Be-
mott.
Reservations are now being ac-
copied by Fort Taylor and by the
advisory board member of the var
iouS group activities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
Club Calendar
EVERY MONDAY

EVERY MONDAY
1O:OOGym Class for Officers wives Bldg Seaplane Base
7:30-SigSbee Community Council at Shelter
8:O0-Logia Cabaleros de MART aa Elizabeth
S;O0-AcoholicS Anonymous
MONDAY, JULY rs
SOO-Beta Omega, Beta Sigma Phi on Seminary Street
8O0AnchOr Lodge, Masonic Scottish Temple S3 Eaton
8:00-Cerebral Palsy Association, Eaton Street
EVERY TUESDAY
s:O0-Ladies Day Golf Tournament Golf Club
s:OO-Thrit Shop, Navy Commssary open until II noon
1O:3O-Truman Junior Garden Club at the school
6:45-Kwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel
7SOYoth for Christ Bible Study Fleming Methodist Church
S:O0-KnightS of Pyhas Pythan Hall, Fleming St
s:OOStock Car Association. Legion Home Stock Island
TUESDAY, JULY
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AZURE will be so far apart as to
cause chilling.
Also if there is any way you
can run hot water through the
garden hose you have the problem
solved for any day.
If you're going to permit it any
way, and take the chance, at least
be handy with towel and dry
the child off quickly as soon as
he comes out of the water. This
at least cuts down the hazard,
thought it does not eliminate it.
If instead of a sprinkler you
have a backyard wading pool, it's
easy to see that the water isn't
too cold. If you just put the pool
in the sun for an hour before the
children play in it, the shallow
water will warm up. If your pool
is in the shade, fill it with warm
instead of cold water.