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Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
THOMPSON AND GRAY
WE SELL HOUSES
All Open Sunday, 1-6
l004 narrOw Street.


See this three-bedrm. brick rambler
in Q very attractive neighborhood; ;
newly decorated inside. new sink
with cabinets. SO" attic exhaust fan;
FILA loan. Priced for quick sale,
$17.950. To inspect: Out Georgia
ave. to Dexter, right on DouglaS
ave.. left on Darrow to oben sign.
5000 Cedar Street
This three-bedroom brick Colonial Is
ideally located. close to public and
tion rm. with bar, "a bath. 6edrm.
Price, S17.950. To reach: Out
Georgia ave. to Bonifant, right on
Bonifant to Cedar. follow signs.
Bachelors Forest Road
A beautiful 3-bedrm.. 2-full-bath
, Cape Cod on "A acres. Large rooms
throughout; many attractive fea-
Several outbuildinss, INCLUDING
stable. chicken house, etc: Should
be seen to be appreciated. To reach:
Out Georgia avenue extended. past
Norbeck. turn right on Bachelor S
Forest road 10 open sign:
9100 Columbia Boulevard
You will want to inspect this brick
and frame three-bedrm, 2-bath
SI' tionaiiy good condition. step-doVn
liv. rm.. basement with full bath
and outside exit; built-in extras; ga
rage. To reach: Out Georgia ave
to Grace Church road, left to house
207 East Melbourne Avenue
Take time out to See this three-bed-
rm.. lla-bath brick Colonial. de-
signed for comfortable living. Fire
place in hv. rm.. slde porch. earage;
SI colesvlile Ihsemsns road to rranflin Tadli ave @
right on Franklin ave. to Flower
right on Flower to Melbourne ave.
left to house.
61O Bennington Drive
You will find this three-bedrm., two
bath brick Colonial ideally located
just " block from park; perfect fol
children; delightful neighborhood
Atcben aondtSn dSRasbeT nswy outdeSr re
place. storm windows, attic fan
garage. To inspect: Out Colesyllle
road, right on Dale drive to Els
worth drive. follow signs.
818 WoodSide arkWay
We offer these two. new three-bedrm.,
heart Of Silver Spring, walking dis
tance to shopping center. Large liv
rm. with fireplace. full-si5e din
side entrance TO full basement; rec
room space; private rear screened
porch. To reach: Out ColeSvillt
road. right on Woodside parkway
"a block to open sign
We Invite Your Inspection
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
THOMPSON AND GRAY
016 Ellsworth Drive. Realtors
Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.


OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
SILVER SPRING
2 LOVELY RAMBLERS
THE DREAM KITCHEN YOU
BEEN WAITING FOR
Built-in wall oven. elec. 4-burner
stove with ] burner alternating
deep-well fryerl. natural wood cab:
inets. exhaust fan, garbage disposal
and dishwasher: plus plenty work
ing space.
THE BATHROOM?
We have not only colored tile and
fixtures, but an extra-large vani-
tory with Formica top and ultra
modern medicine cabinet: For the
ladies. built-in scale. We have q
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace with 9
5 bedrms.. EXCEPT that our bed.
rms. are really DOUBLE BEDRMS
THE BASEMENT?
We have a huge playroom. Va bath
laundry rm., workshop and q future
room for your maid. Plus of-street
parking. and "a lovely level lot with
many Only ONLY $IS,S5o
Directions: Out Ga. ave., left on
Plyers Mill rd. right on st. Mar
garet's Way, continue on McComas
to 2606, 260S and our open houses.
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
LO. $4,000. JU. 1886
OPEN SUNDAY
9O5 ROBIN RID. SILVER SPRING
4-bedroom Cape Cod shingle, priced
at S13,950: all electric kitchen:
lge. fenced yd. $4,000 dn.; assume
GI bal. in 2nd trust. JU. S-22S5
To reach: From Four Corners Out
Old ~Bladensburg I'd. to Belvedere
blvd. left to Proctor, right to Robin
I'd and nnen sign Ia
Evening star., 1954-05-16
houSES EoR SALE-Mp.

CT LUXURY RAMBLER CT
Brick rambler located In exclusive
Bethesda area, 8 bedrms., ga baths
hv. rm. with fireplace. sep. din. ,rm
YounsstoWn Kitchen with dining
space, full bsmt. with lovely PAN
eled recr. .rm.. att. garage, large
aluminium fenced lot. Priced to sell
able. Call Mr.. Reavis, with GOLD
STEM BROS. RE. 7-19sS; ewes
Evening star., 1954-05-16
LUXURY RAMBLER
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

550S Cornish I'd. Open
Sun, live are unable to
describe adequately the rich
ness and quality Of this fine
home, but for the couple or
small family requiring only
TWO bedrooms they can
hardly hope to find anything
comparable. Contemporary de-
sign and functional in every
sense of the word. Large liv-
ing room and dining area to
the rear overlooking beautiful
garden. Huge tile-floored,
screened porch with built-in
charcoal grille. EACH twin
size bedroom has q beautiful
private tiled bath and double
closets. Big all-electric kitch-
en- that is truly automatic
with elec. range, refgr., dish
washer. disposal. clothes
washer and dryer. diversified,
attached garage. YOU MUST
INSPECT THE INTERIOR TO
UNDERSTAND WHAT WE
NE MEAN; an; ,EIdi Priced at stt SSSs9'7I5no.
trance to Kenwood to Cornish
rd.. right to home. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411;
eyes,, RA. 6-5924.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
WOODHAVEN
WOODMOOR

WOODMOOR
Brick Colonial. screened porch, beau
tiful lot, .70x175 #: $16.950.
OWNER, JU. 5-469S.
WOODMOOR-SIL SPRING
10317 CHERRYTREE LANE
OWNER MOVED-MUST SELL
Nr. Indian Spring Country Club
Brick rambler. lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, dining rm., modern kit.
screened rear porch, 3 bedrms.. l u
baths; full basement with law; Stor-
age attic; attached garage; beauti-
full lot; conveniently located. Mr.
Dell on premises.
OEN SUN, 1-6
Dir: Out Colesville I'd. to Lorain
and our OPEN sign.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST 3-7o00 (EYcluSival III 2-1R1C
Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OPEN SUNDAY. / TO 9
EATPWAv uITIS

S16,25O. Charming white brick ram
bier Just OF Macarthur blvd. and
direct downtown transp. Liv. rm.
with flrepl.. dinette. 2 corner bed
bedrm. and full bath on End mr.;
full bright bsmt. with oil heat and
summer air circulator; lge. land
scaped lot. OWNER WILL ACCEPT
CT CONTRACT WITH AS LITTLE
AS Sc DOWN. Out Macarthur
blvd. to Dunrobbin, right and then
left to Wagner, right to our sign.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
Evening star., 1954-05-16
OPEN NOON-DARK

To reach: Wisconsin ave. past Naval
Medical Center and NH to Strath-
saltwater. follow our signs to prop
erty.
SMOLEN g. SCOTT
Realtors JU. 7-5511
Evening star., 1954-05-16
OWNER SELLING
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER

CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER
'pssiGas SsS are TS%S5sr Ds5es sSnsstnS Ssb Of
rage. 2S-ft. canopy over patio. lge..
beaut. play area; compl. aluminium
storm windows and doors, floors
beautifully parqueted. Must sell,
asking S23 $50. Call OIL. 4-4S37
Evening star., 1954-05-16
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
SLIGO CREEK PARK AREA
618 BENNINGTON DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 PM
Large home for luxury living at rea-
sonable price to settle an estate
Containing 6 full size bedrooms
41a baths. liv. room 1Sx35; sittine
room, 1Sx25; 1st fl. recrea. rm.
approx. 20x30; din. rm., large kitch-
en-. dinette, full basement. Gear ga.
rage; on nearly one acre of grounc
overlooking park
Oirections-Out Colesville rd. to Dale
dr.. right to Ellsworth DIR, left tc
Bennington dr., right to house.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st.: NV. MA. s-0352; ewes.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Parkwood Rambler, $16,95O

Z dIAWUUU 1CdIllUItT, $Ib,J0U
brick home has 3 bedrms.. 23-ft. liv.
rm. with stone f1repl.. extra-lge @. E
kit, full bsmt. Nr. elementary
schools. Directions: Out Conn. ave.
extended to Franklin St, left Ia
corner of Franklin and Ashwood DIR
and our open sign at 1O1O0 Ash
wood.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

OPEN 1-6
INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATE
NEAR
ST. BERNADETTE'S PAROCHIAL
SCHOOL
COLONIAL
WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS
9709 LAWNDALE DR..
This lovely home features lge. liv
rm. (14x16), din. rm. (12hx1O),
kit, with table space. breakfast nook
bedrms. and bath on end fir; full
bsmt.; garage; lge. wooded lot with
white picket fence; many other
extras too numerous to mention
Priced at S21 $50. Directions: Out
on Granville dr.. to Lawndaie dr..
then left on Lawndale DIR. to house
Modern Realty Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Forest Estates. SIT e5O

FOreSt Estates, $17,95O
Nr. st. Johns parochial school, this
lovely white brick Cape Cod has huge
expandable 2nd FIR. with plumbing,
sub-fioor and insulation In. Entr
hall. Hv. rm.. dining rm.. most
modern kit. with leather uphol-
stored breakfast nook. bedrms.
and hath On LIST FIR. Sparkling
rec. rm. and fun bath. patio. beau
tiful lot: many. many extras. d.
RECTIONS: Out Georgia ave. about
" miles past Silver Spring shop
ping TO- August dr.. right to Everest
ST., right u blk. to Dublin dr., left
to 1921 Dublin and our open sign.
Hillandale, $18,950
This historic restored home on ! acre
ground Is in flrst-class condition.
8 immense rms, 24x15 liv. rm.,
13x14 den. 16x16 dining rm., 13xI2
kit. 2 twin-sized bedrms.. powder
rm. 1st flr. Bsmt.. h.-w.h.. garage,
2-horse stable and paddock and
treesl treeSi DIRECTIONS: Out
New Hampshire ave. extended to
1925 New Hampshire ave. and our
open sign.
Lawrence v, LuteS Co.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

II you are tired of city noise and
trafnc congestion. II you want peace
and quiet, II you want to add years
this new home plan for easy living
through Rockville Ia miles. left
at Glen Hills sign. Ewes, OIL. 4-Oe49
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Takoma Park Rambler

Open 1-6 pm. 7417 Cedar ave. Vac
ant. Must be sold today; no reas
price refused. Charming 5-rm. brk.,
plus finished attic, rec. rm.; fenced
yard, outdoor patio; de luxe kit
blk. to grade and jr. high schools
out Piney Branch rd. to Phila. ave-,
right to Cedar, right to home.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Ia DREAM FOR TWO

2-bedrm. brick rambler In lovely
Northwood Park, attractive studio
iv. Em. with f1repl., separate din.
Diet. garage. You'll be delighted with
this large beautifully wooded lot
Excel. financing. May go GI II de-
sired. May consider rental with
I'd. past Four Corners to Lorain, left
to Edgewood, right to 10424 and our
open sign.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
BUY OF THE YEAR

COLONIAL BRICK-S12.5OO
Put this on your Must See List to-
day; Conv. to SCHOOLS and transp.
din. rm., modern fully EQUIP. kit,
End f., 2 huge bedrms. and bath,
large level well-landscaped lot. Will
probably go GI or FILA or any rea-
sonable terms. Dir: Out Ga. to
Inwood to Handy, right to house and
open sign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23

Dates 10 remember.
August 2s-Aquacsds at the
Key Wsster sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Katherine RswIs will be guest
artist.
August 2s--JaYcess ball ct
ths Casa Marina. All fun and
ell for . good caused
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
Club Calendar
EVERY MONDAY

EVERY MONDAY
1O:OO-Cym Class Ocers wives Bldg g. Seapane
7:SO-Sgsbee Community Council at Shelter
s:0O-Logia Marn Nro Cabaleros de Marh Elisabeth
S:OO-Alcohoics Anonymous
MONDAY, August 13
Omega Beta Sigma Phi sorority Seminary Street
Lodge Masonic Scottish Rite Temple Eaton St
EVERY TUESDAY
S:OO-Ladies Day Golf Tournament, Colt Club
S:OO-Thrift Shop Navy Commissary open until u
6:45-Kiwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel
730Youh for Christ Bible Study Fleming St. Methodist Church
8:0OKnigh Of Pythias, Pythian Hall, T28 Fleming ST.
S:OO-Stock Association, Legion Homes Stock Island
TUESDAY,. August
1O:OOFet Ladies Auxiliary Naval Sta Beach Patio
3:0O-Ever Ready Star Club
73OOrdr DeMoay Scottish Rite Temple Eaton Street
S:OOLades Auxiliary WV. post home 325 Elizabeth Street
s:0O-Navy Wives Club, Building 266 Naval Station
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
soOJuno Chamber Of Commerce. Clubhouse Flaser Ave
WEDNESDAY August Is
12:30-FAWTU Officers Wives Club
7:sO-Key West Amateur Radio Club Amory Bldg White Street
7s0-BP0 Does, Eks Club Annex
8:O0-Amerean Legion, Legion Home Stock Island
SOO-Sacerdotisas Del Hogar No. L. $40 Elizabeth Street
EVERY THURSDAY
1215-Rotary Club at La Concha Hotel
1O0-Thri Shop, NAVY Com mssary open until 400 D n
6SO-LiOns Club at Lions Den. 1907 Seminary S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
Ley Memorial Sets
Activities For
Youth Week

cts Up to YOUTH is. the theme
of Youth Week to be sponsored by
Ley Memorial Methodist Church
MYF.
Beginning tonight at the Church,
the weeks programs will be SINH
lar to a few of the activities the
youngsters experienced at the Me-
thodist summer camp.
The evenings will begin with
''eats'' at 6 o'clock. At $50 there
will be handcraft, led by Bill Hoff-
man; tbs is the time set for a
study group, led by Rev. Eldon
Simmons. AT 800, there will be
recreation, led by Rev. Simmons
and Eugene Roberts, Jr.
The evenings will be closed with
a worship service led by Chaplain
Lineberger.
1--WE know the whole week of ac-
tivities will be. enjoyed by all
young people who attend" an Off
ciaI of the Ley Memorial MYF
said today. All young people of the
city are cordially invited to all ac-
tivities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
Jealousy Blamed
In Triple Death

WACO, Tex. R-Police blamed
Jealousy for the fatal shooting yes
terday of three persons: an 81
year-old husband, his 5O-year-old
wife and their 73-year-old neigh
Dor.
Detective Capt. Wiley Stem said
surviving members of both fami-
lies blamed the shootings on
groundless jealousy.
He said Mr.. and Mrs. I. P.
Spivey were sitting at their kitchen
table when Spivey began arguing.
Stem said Spivey shot his wife
with a pistol. Spivey then called
G. B. Darwin, the neighbor, and
when he reached the Spivey home,
the husband shot him, he said.
Then Spivey killed himself.
Spivey had been married three
times and had 10 children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
Program For
Labor Day Festival
At BayUie,O Park

Activities at Bayview Park for
the Labor Day Festival sponsored
by St. Paul's Episcopal Church
win include everything from pota-
to races to a doll show and baby
contest.
The day-Iong festival gets under
way at 8 a. m. with ''Three-legged'
potato races and q 50 yard dash
in which both boys and girls may
compete.
Contestants should register at
the park on Labor Day morning.
The children's races will be fol-
lowed at 1880 by a tug-of-way be-
tween representatives Of various
civic organizations.
At IL o'clock the baseball throw
for boys and basketball throw for
girls gets underway. The next con-
test is a tug-of-war for boys.
The doll show begins at 100
p. m. Prizes will be awarded for
the best dressed doll, the oldest
doll and the largest doll. Little
mothers" should register their dol
lies at the park during the morn
ing.
A pie eating contest is schedul-
ed for 800 p. m.
Prizes viii be awarded to the
healthiest child, the prettiest girl
and the handsOmest boy at the
Baby Show which begins at
o'clock. Children must be register
ed at the Children's Corner before
September 4.
A talent show will begin at 7:3O
p. m. Registrations for this part
of the festival are being taken by
calling 2-2287, 2-5456 or 2-645O.
Dancing to the music of the Co
raj Isle Serenaders begins at. 800
p. m. During the dance contests
for jitterbug, waltz, rhumba and
tango will be held.
The orchestra is donating the
music for the dance and dance con-
tests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
Dior Designs Special Foundation For His Ne,v slime"
By DOROTHY ROE

It's the shape beneath the dress
that makes the fashion. And that
is what gives corset and bra man
ufacturers ulcers.
Just after America manufacture
ers had completed their fan ord
ers, along comes Christian Dior
in Paris with his proposal to re-
shape the feminine figure, flatten-
ing the previously nipped waist
line.
1t developed that Dior himself
has designed foundation garment
for this purpose, but its specifica-
lions thus far have been as closely
guarded as a new atomic formula.
Best descriptions from sleuthing
members of the press in Paris in
dictate that the new garment is a
.'long cage, reaching from waist
line to above the bosom, with no
cups"
First news Of the new Dior
silhouette, which sounded fright
eningly like the hat-chested mode
Of the flapper era, brought cries
Of derision from American design
ers manufacturers and merchants.
Now, however, after due delibera-
ton, most American corset and
bra manufacturers have decided
there is no cause for alarm, and
are willing to keep an open mind
until the eventual unwilling Of the
Dior bra.
A similar garment, made in the
form of an aIl-in-one foundation,
with half-cups at the top, designed
TO lift the bosom, is being manu-
featured in Paris by q Nine LIE
Faucheur, repeatedly an associate
of Dior, for sale in the United
States.
The attitude Of u. S. manufac-
turers is reflected in the following
statement from John C. Conover,
executive director of the Corset
and Brassiere Assn. Of America:
ssSome modification is necessary
IN the Dior line before it win be
acceptable here. Curves are
curves, and no woman wants to
deny that she has them.
sSince the corset and brassiere
industry is a fashion industry,
manufacturers viii design gar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
Delroy Visitors Praise Key Vest
And .Southernmost Hospitality

cious hors d'oeuvres included .
huge bowl of Key West shrimp.
During the party, Glenn Sunday,
vice-mayor Of Delray Beach, pre-
scented Commissions" as admir-
al in the DeIray Beach Navy" to
city manager Vic Lang; senator
nominee Neblett; Chamber vice
president Ralph Faraldo; Norman
Artman, publisher Of The Key West
Citizen, Bill Morris, director Of
photography for Popular Science
magazine; Winston Jones, high
school athletic director; Merville
Rosam, M. E. Bennett and others.
''Now we know why Key West
is famous for its hospitality" and
1--WE just love it here everyone
has been so wonderful to US" cou-
pied with invitations to "come up
to Delray' were remarks most
frequently heard during the party.
They were having such 4 good
time that most Of them forgot the
real purpose Of the tour = to ad-
vertise Delray and spent most of
their time praising Key West ex-
cept when they invited the Towners
to live in Delray when the Adj
miral retires.
After cocktails, the group went
on to Raul's where they were SER
we'd a real Key West dinner fea-
turing turtle steak and Key lime
pie.
They were greeted by Chuck
Thornburgh and entertained by
Tiny" the singing bartender,
After dinner some Of the group
went to the Casa Marina for the
polio benefit sponsored by the ex-
emplar chapter Of Beta Sigma Phi
where Miss Steiner and Mayor Sun
day were introduced to the audi
ence.
Others accepted the invitation
Of Commander Rice, aide to ADJ
miral Towner to be his guests at
Fort Taylor Officers Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23

A high spot in the entertainment
planned for the members Of the
.'good will'' tour from Delray
Beach was the cocktail party held
Saturday evening on the new
'.Breezeway" at the Sun and Sand
Club.
The attractive 0pen-air cabana
was all decked out for the party
with palm fronds, hibiscus bios
SONS and native tropical fruits.
The Delray group which includ-
ed beauty queen Dorothy Steiner,
was welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs,
Ralph Faraldo, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Laubscher, Edie Moffat and
Louise Lee Kopp for the Key West
Chamber of Commerce, who intro
duced them to Admiral and Mrs.
George Towner, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neb-
lett and representatives Of various
civic groups.
The out-of-town guests were es.
pecially interested in the beautiful
decorations planned and executed
by George and Elsie Keyes, owners
of the Sun and Sand. A huge stalk
Of bananas from the KeyeS' yard
was handing in the back of the
cabana, and sprays of Brazilian
pepper and palm berries added To
the colorful setting.
Small tables were placed in front
of the 'BreezeWay'' and featured
unusual arrangements of deep pink
hibiscus blossoms on slender palm
stalks inserted in coconuts. Another
table arrangement that intrigued
the guests was composed of a huge
breadfruit surrounded by tropical
foliage.
The buffet tables were covered
with white cloths and decorated
with fern and varicolored hibiscus,
The glasses on the cocktail Ia
Die were arranged to form the
word WELCOMED" and the deli
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23

Joe hurry, ~, USS Bushnell,
and Carrie Shap, 4O6 Petronia.
r. M. Justinger, %, Navy Sta
ton, and Bonnie Cook, "a, Holly
wood, Fla.
H. T. Harris, 81, 414 William and
Christina Fortune, n, 1921 Simon
ton.
]. w. Davis, rs, Miami, and Alice
Edwards, 81, ga Fort Village.
Albert Frow, So, 2O2 Duval, and
Fannie Clark, 40, Tropical Hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
Price Takes Over
Pacific Fleet

MANILA R-Vice Adm. A. M.
Pride, commander of the us. 7th
Fleet which guards FOrmosa, has
assumed command of Pacific Fleet
naval forces = chiefly aircraft
carriers operating in the Philip
pine area and the South China Sea.
In brief ceremony aboard the
carrier Yorktown in Manila Bay,
Pride took over from Vice Adm.
w. K. Phillips, commander of the
LIST Fleet. Phillips viii return to
his headquarters at San Diego.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
Apply To We'd

The following couples have ap-
piled for marriage licenses in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
Vincente M. Perez, Jr., ~, 1415
Elizabeth, and Sofia Alarcon, IS,
same address.
Grover De Shazor, q, Boca Chi
ca, and Justine Gonzalez, q, No.
1 Baptist Lane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
ROOMER HAS
ODD APPAREL

BALTIMORE, R-Mrs. Gather
inc Stumpf reported she had seen
another roomer stealing from the
rooming house operated by Mrs.
Elsie Intlekofer.
Police arrested Lenoard Ken
drzejewski, 38, several blocks
away with the goods. They said he
was wearing two pairs of panties,
a slip and three ladies' wrist
watches.
He was sentenced to six months
for larceny.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
~. H. Reeds Have Guests
From NeiU Orleans, La.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Reed, 1927
Seminary Street, have had as their
houseguest Mrs Reeds sister,
Mrs ]. P. Mcqueen, her young
grandson, John Mcqueen, III, and
Mrs. James Mutrie all Of New
Orleans.
They returned to New Orleans
Friday. Master McQueen's father,
Major John Mcqueen, Jr., is sta.
toned in Japan with the air Force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23

ments that viii give new shape
to the bosom, ease the waist and
natten the hips. In fact. the trend
to casual cOrsstry already is ev-
ident in new foundations for fall.
Manufacturers vii not produce
garments reminiscent Of the
breast-binding practiced in the '2Os,
nor would any sensible American
woman wear such an unhealthy
garment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23

snow as the first sensational
stories on the Dior showing are
subsiding, American women can
be assured that their figures I'd
their current wardrobes are 1T
doomed. In any season ore
houette may dominate the fasn4on
headline. but there are always
several from which to choose,
Any American women is clever
enough to wear the one that suits
her best. ZAP Fashion Featurs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-23
HAIL COVERS CITY

MEXICO CITY R = Hail which
fell during a torrential rain COW
cred much of downtown Mexico
City like snow yesterday. Several
streets were flooded when the hail
blocked outlets.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
The fashiion-and pfide-a
Of 'II0, to SIS. Goats

And odd to these luxury furs these foous fobric names:
Forstmonn Juord Stroock, Anglo Uxbddge, Botony and
you've proof why JeIIeffs JonuoY Soes ore so fomous
and injured coots too in whole spectrum Of fashion
ooors from Forstnonn brilliant poeenty of shades to good
bosc black navy and toupe And they're in your sizes!
to IS for juniors to Is for misses 81 to ~ for women
os we'll os proportioned sizes 10 to e.
Evening star., 1954-01-06

h,oeel ssee5 to sIIo Coas-s75.
htoel sI45 to sI65 Coats-'I25.
JeLefS Misses WonenS Juniors Coat Shop-Thd Floor
selections at Shungto Spring. Upper