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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12
WALTER A. BROWN

PLENTY OF RENTALS
Choose from nice homes selected By
our agency. to attract good tenants.
Our rentals are clean, nicely To-
Gated and priced right. Prices from
$06 to $500. Some available for
snort terms. Furnished and un-
JOSEPH W. sEAY CO.
Realtors JE. 2-262O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12

LANDOvER HILLS, S1O.SOO; a-bed.
ping center and school. Only So
month payments, with S1.76O cash
Today's best buy. Call WA. 1890
TIL 3 pm. ROBERT 8, DAVIS a co
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ALEXANDRIA
WILTON WOODS

IN CAREFULLY PLANNED COM
M IAMssu98R s FINE R a caEFScr WRI
BRICK RAMBLER: LICE. LTV RM
HAS PANELED WALL WITH FIRE
PLACE, 2 Ice. BEDRMS., LOVELY
FORMAL DIN RIM. QSx12),
SCREENED PORCHES; ON h-ACRE
HANDICAPPED GROUNDS. LOVELY
r EaRHEE oA AFRPPEEfN; vEGET I;IEsL
deal FOR oU UT LIVING hNsi M
SWIMMING POOL: RENT, $3.50 PEI
MO-: AVAIL. JUNE %. PRESENT
TENANTS 5 MOS. LEASE MAY
BE ASSUMED OR OWNER WILL
WRITE NEW TYR. LEASE. FOF
aaPPoT1; CALL XII. S-4247 or TIE
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HOUSES FURNISHED
OPEN TODAY
1850 SHERIDAN ST. NV.

1850 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
brick home; furniture above
: average: TV; 8 Ice. rms. porches.
garage, cedar closet; SI75. Direc-
tons: Out 18th st., right on eher-
tdan. Inquire Mr.. Newall, on prem
iSes. noon It'll q. DIXIE REALTY
CO.. eyes, ~. 2-7l95. is
SUMMER RENTALS
1. ARLINGTON, VA. - Attractive,
small fetreat, lovely grounds, gar
den and woods; bedrooms. den,
garage; no pets; references re-
CURED; 500 month. Avail. june
2. ARLINGTON. vA.-secluded. nat
ural setting: . simply charming
house; 2 bedrooms. den, recreation
ants h1tR: 6esutifuily furnished.
Avail. June Is to Sept. IS.
Bridge)-A beautiful home: 3 bed
rooms, IN baths: garage; garden;
dream location. Avail. June Is to
Romye Lamborn
OF. 1855 OF. z.e036
Ia
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GEORGETOWN
Excellent rentals now available.
CHATEL-DE. 2-1137
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-On large we'll
Handicapped lot. old restored home;
6 bedrooms. 2 baths. large rooms
In excellent condition, Ideal fol
entertaining. Also would sell. Avail
now. Historic section. $275 mo.
Romye Lamborn
OF. 1856 OF. 4-SQ3I
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WELCOME
1881 Savannah pl. s.e.-Large cool
mod. 3-bedrm. semidet. brick: front
porch; dishWasher. disposal; $11O.
OIL. 4-2046. -13
COLORED-NR. I5th AND LYMAN
PL. NE.-6 rms: brk. No pets.
Adults Best refs. SS6. 10. 3-6SS9.
COLORED-UPPER NV. SECTION
Furn. or unfurn. . rms, kits.
gar: Ice. back yard. RIA. 1864.
COLORED-5-RM. BUNGA.. water.
heat. bath. gas. cleo, mr. Seat Pleas.
Nd. AP. 7-4s25; WA. 5-Q735. -13
C0LORED-l615 LYMAN PL. NE
Cor. brick: liv. rm., din. rn. and .
bedrms., bsmt., I'd. Box 413-M. Star.
COLORED-BROOKLAND-Practical-
y new 7-rm., 2-bath home. Call
Nj. Lawrence, HA- 0-1003. CAE8-
TER HI KIIR -l3
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

Beautiful condition. 4 twin-bed rms,
3 tile baths. mod. kitchen S27 500.
NATHAN POOLE, MA. s-67sa
Ewes. and Suns, WO. 6-7Sa1
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APIS. UNFURNIshfD-vA.
FORT MYER AREA

Lee. 1-bedrm. apis. in garden.type
DEVELOPMENT. Close to shopping and
transp. Avail July /. S75 per mo-.
all utils. incl. Call res. mgr. IA.
S-4611. lie
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GE0RGETOwN-oirl Is share house
25; roof garden. piano. NO. 1882
8. ARL.-Nice home for 1 or 2 CON.
genial girls, with mother and 6-yr.-
old SON. 10 Minis. Pentagon. Cal
bet. 6-6. IA. 2-1793. Ia
l. Or 2 GIRLS to share house; Sc
location. Good transp. and mr..
shopping district. LU. 2-604s.
FAIRFAX-oentIeman to sare modern
brick home with bachelor; SIS. OR
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HOUSES WAMTHD 70 AMI

CAFE COD on RAAGnLER with hsmt.
country; within miles Of Colesville:
3 adults. JU. 6-B4S5. 13s
Aug. 1.
y. Arl. or Ridge area; 8 bedrooms;
shade; away from trafllc; near elem,
SCHOOL. Very responsible family would
tease from owner. WIN pay around
S135. Boz AIM, Star. Is
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have 1ne tenants for homes il
langley Park. Silver Spring, Be-
tnesda FOR compL rental service.
phone us today. PERRY HAY CO.,
10. b-0242, or 10. 6-3006. -16
WANTED TO RENT on LEASE-on
or about September /, thfee-bed-
room house close TO Pentagon, Ghir-
icy hWy.. preferred; one child. 10.
CAN Juniper S-S414.
FOXMAu VILLAGE on AREA-Sept
/; fun din. Em. In 3-bedrm. house;
about S126 mo. Write CAPT. W.
g. A9HAU. 81 Sellers rd.. Annapo-
Lis, Nd. -I3
RESP. FAMILY wishes to rent 2 or
3-bedrm. house. eloso-in Va; feaS.
rent. IA 6.797e. la
RENTALS WANTED. va.
List your house with US and let us
take the work and worry on your
shoulders. Call XII. $500 It'll 8.
RoUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
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1928 TENNYsoN ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY Ia

A doll house with bandbox fresh
ness ness WHITE PRICK STS,c BEATTY p. 1T3
3 bedrms., Ia baths. cool living
porch; built-in garage. Priced in low
endeaver to meet your terms. Dir. !:
Out Conn. ave. to Circle. turn right
on Western ave-. proceed about 8
blks. to Tennyson. turn right on
Tennyson to our open" sign.
L. T. LAVALLEE co.
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RIVER ROAD AND FESSEtdDEN NV
-3-bedrm., 2-bath det.; $3.50.
BETHESDA. 1921 Kingswood I'd. -
3-bedrm. rambler, $3.50 per mo.
KENSNGTON-3 nedrms:: fenced
yard: newly decorated; Sis mo.
R tt6l Mq2eSsP1oS: E Is. GSa.sSSS2
VIZ SPECIALIZE M RENTALS
Large rooms. = oatnS' acres
screened porch. trees; $2h9. ,o
4906 wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 0-292S
4eO6 MASS. AVE. Sc
New 2-hedrm. semidet. brick: EQUIP
kit: $3.50 mo. TX 3-34SO? tn
2-3570 la
ARLINGTON - 3 bedroom rambler;
full bsmt; large fenced yard S125
3-bedroom, 2-hath Colonial; rec. rm.;
excellent condition $50
3 -bedroom Colonial; Tara area: In
4-6edroom custom Colonial: garage;
rec. rm.. den; excel elose-tn loca-
4 .Sedroom rambler; rec. rm.. den: in
FALLS CHURCH, bedrooms. fun
bsmt.. inclosed porch: excel. ccnd; !;
8 Ssdfooms. Saah and u, rec. rm 10
garage; lovely yard; quiet street.
AE-Usi KnAlHY 80
IA. s-asss. "a. 1-ccDe.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
1aShlngt On-Balt
Home exchanges

Several Government employees in Bal
timore m0ving. to Woshtnetcn. Wish
10 ezehango home0 or ats. with
residents q Waahington 00d yieins
ity. Do9 410-M. Star. is
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OO4OAAAo4 4AAVCOOAAACAAt
923 18th st. NV.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Owner pricing home for immed. sale.
blk. on Conn. ave-, close to
transp., schools and shopping. Semi
Diet. brick: cent. hall entr., 3 bedrms..
rm., kit, knotty pine rec. rm.; gas
&C. heat: S17,950. Excel. financing.
BY appt. only. EN-. 1861. Ia
Chevy Chase, D. c., NV.
1882 ABERFOYLE PL.
Sale by owner-6-room brick and
frame, full basement with rec. room;
wooded lot; in area of fine homes.
Good financing. less than $4,000
down. Out Connecticut to District
line, right on Western to Aberfoyle.
Open Sat and Sun. IL to 8 pm.
I3S
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31O3 E ST. S.E.-Modern, 2 bedrms.,
fully equipped kitchen. basement
with laundry facilities; 2 blocks to
bus and schools. quiet dead-end
street; $3.50 mo. GEORGE Y.
WORTHINGTON g. SON. MA; g.
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f eneea yard nf s15S Sef RG s-sn ns iS
ALEX. AREA. 1898 Quander I'd.
Bucknell Manor-3-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod; vacant; S125 per mo.
Tel. XII. 9-2o24, ewes. and wk. ends.
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Q pm. ROBERT 9. DAVIS & GO.
oLNEY, MI;-Twc IIsddr1ms;, strictly
BEAN. 10. 5-8473, sat. sun: ewes.
after 6. -13
$40 8th ST. N.E.-Eieht rms. 2
baths, front porch, rear yard;
$112.20 mo. TAP 18th st. Sc
Semidet., 6 rms. and bath; S110
mo. Ii. 7-0377 or LA. 6-4541.
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LORCOM LANE AREAS twin-type
bedrms.. 2 tiled baths; brick ram
bier; porch, garage; $1S7.50. FRED
J. GEORGE. Realtor. ia. S-6777 or
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THREE-BEDRM. RAMBLER, on "
acre lot. in modern development;
ga mi. south of Alex; ready for
occupancy June Is. SO. $500.
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APIS. UNFURN.-VA. tcons.D
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GLOVER PARKS bedrms., 2 baths;
end row brick, blks. from wis.
ave-; garage, garden and rec. rm.:
1Ofc cash for CT; S17,S50. JOHN
R. HOKE. ME. 1851, OLA 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12

IN STORYBOOK WA SHINGTON
GROVE. 20 miles from Washington
Attractive home, ami. 3 bedrms..
porches, grounds, garage; $3.50
month. Phone Gaithersburg S24 or
els CROYDON ST., Rockville, Md
Five rms, bath, gar. with breeze
way, newly dec, gas heat, -Fefgr.
and stove; avail. immed.; 500 mo;
will consider sale. OIL. 4-1255.
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1885, 1885, XII. $3.50. ~ Mis
NEW COUNTRY HOME. 20 min.
above Rockville; "a acre of ground;
g bedrooms, fireplace, basement;
SIS. Poplar 2-4543. Ia
HEIGHTS-Two bedrooms.
cool. quiet; S110 includes heating
fuel and water. Large lawn .Agarden.
full bsmt., screened porch, Venetian
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EMBASSY SECTIUN, MASS. ave. ut.
Sheridan Circle - Superlative town
house. 5 bedrms.. Az baths. at
tractively furnished. Excellent gar
den. Owner. hoping to find desir-
for / yr.. will consider serious offer
far below what this outstanding
property should bring. AID. 4-4S96.
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. house, near
school, shopping. -transp. 1412 N.
Taylor st. IA. 2.6451.. -13
JUNE IS TO SEPT. Al rms. 2
paths. nice yard for children;
Wheafnn. 10. k.RR2h. Reasonable.
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GEORGETOWN-well furn., soft.
liv. rm.. 2 frepls;. din. rm.. kitS
sssaaRRss 1 mS1ss r PatiO D ssT DE-
JULY AND AUGUST-silyer Spring
spacious. cool. comfortable home.
ideal for summer living. bedrms.,
porches; acre of lawn and trees.
Reas. to desirable tenant. JU.
kuR Sbedrm house % lSe incl por rh
cow. to everything. IA. 7-4705.
CHEVY CHASE. June % to Sept. +
In cooler shaded section. bedrms.:
washer. disposal; for adults; $40
per mo- OIL. 2-4165. -13
ARLINGTON. N.-Well furn. 6-rm.,
2-bath.. frepl.. full bsmt.. scr. porch,
eyervfhinp: $40. KE 6-8739,
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det.; 3-bedrm. house with lst-f
MxTAT1s Realty Fry? CO. U.f 81. F.? S-s5S1;
,S syes,i Fl "a DS S72s7f 81 sE-s.6elassm
AMERICAN SMfRIsHct H. UNivERslFY PARK, 4sas
Alton pl. ms bedrms:, 21s baths;
$lS5 mo; Phone Mr.. Yount, With
: FRANK 6; PHILLIPS, EN-. 3-2279.
MRS s.'f BgNi $HSSr Sf'1 81. : s$Sss
A XII S7f6s3 in, best section;
3.bedrm;. 2-story brick Colonial;
I5x20 liy: rm:; full din. Im.; IL
Convenient sS: 't 70 Pentason. Navy IAN An
mex: near Patrick Henry, Thos. Jeff
schools. Prefer party having 9-yr.-
old girl as. neighbor to owner: Sl55;
10 S. Irving. ST.. IA. S-0173. lis
ARG SHADY 6h ye yasS fen'ed' Ei iq
VTRGINi2.Attractiye, small
cleo. equip. Beautiful country loca-
M sGS on s TAIN hlghT cHyRP SSs per ssen
m Si ARIiNGTON COUNTY. mr.. Penta-
son and Navy Annex. 8 nice rms.
tile bath, hardwood noors. fireplace
in good cond.; rent. 500 per mo-
Cali EN-. 3-3416 or ST. S-s670.,,
wOODACREs-Brick horne. 8 bed.
si75 mo- OA' 81. S.4sss. . is
BETHESDA Walking distance =
new Catholic Church. blk. 70 bus
few, blks: TO NH. 8 bedrms: ane
fr. Screened porch; bsmt. Beautt.
sls5. pei mo. July i possession
s 9I Ell a12 81: ss.E.-rram.d. 9 rms mi and
bath; b hss5g.h,; side yard; s46' CAL
NORTH ARLINGTON = Cool duples
a oSiy sos j ICONS 9.seo ssreensd porch
Mar WASH: COLI AND COUNTRY
CLUB-Semidet: brick. 3 bedrooms
Ia baths, English bsmt; with rec
rm.. firepl.. on PVT. estate; ST.: %
newly dec; , KE s-55lI: LA
level LOT. Woodside Park. walk. dist
main s. S. shopping center And
school. "a blk. bus: carport, front
and rear fagstone patios. Master
and twin bedrms., with Ice, pic
ture windows. walk-in closets. built
IN dresser. 2 tile baths: tile toyeIs:
Esli-to-vsIi carpetinS. eeiiing: ioOii
drapeS, GE kit. with dishW.. Dtsp..
1l.ft. refgr. :freezer unit. hrkfst
table space: 2e-ft. pine.paneled fufn.
rec, rm. with 1lrepl., saun. rm., y
bath: attic heAd-foOm storAgo: power
mower and eonpleto 0Arde1tnG
0duiD. 70. b-SSlE. -lS
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LOG CABIN LODGE-Liv. rm.. 2
bedrms.. kit. and bath: balcony and
side porch; carport; oil burner heat;
mr.. Falls Church. Va. WO. 6-0127.
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viiEERs MILL vMLAGE-Two bed
rooms. Nv. rm;, dining area, kit;
dows; side patio; very neat lot; 500
per mo. Rent or buy. Other homes
for rent, up to $3.50 per month.
DOROTHY x. WINSTON q Co.
4423 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV, avail.
July L, near schools and tranSp.-
8 bedrmS., rec. rm.; powder nm. LIST
a.; large fenced yard. EN-. 2-71S2.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
National Radio
Show To Carry
Key West Ads

Beginning Monday, Key West
will get spot mention on nation
wide radio program over 566 sta
tons.
Harold Laubscher, manager of
the Chamber of Commerce, said
the spot mention will be made on
the show, Florida Calling, Mutual
Network, five days a week for the
next two months.
The $1,000 fee for the spot is be-
ing borne partially by members
of the chamber and by the Monroe
County Advertising Commission.
The show, emceed by Tom
Moore, originates at Winter Haven
and is carried over the local sta
ton here.
Laubscher said the show reach
es between 3,5OO,OOO and 10000
| listeners daily. 1t is the first time
Key West has done such advertiS-
ing.
Every day on the show, some
person in the United States is tele-
phoned. The correct answer to a
question asked them wins a Today
free trip to Florida.
During the day the winners will
be taken on a tour of the state,
including an overnight stay in Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
Judge Gibson
Tells OF Acts
OF Delinquents
Jailbreak, Other
Misdeeds Lead To
Mariana Sentence
BY BILL SPILLMAN

Two young boys recently picked
the lock and escaped from the new
Monroe County Jail. Following the
Jail break, the two boys scaled the
Jail house fence and stole two
Scooters parked near the office of
Sheriff John M. Spottswood and
went for a joy ride.
The Jail break and subsequent
events are the direct reason the
boys are to be admitted to the
Florida Industrial School for Boys
located at Mariana Florida, so
stated Juvenile Judge Eva Warner
Gibson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
Committee Reveals
Route Portable
Library Will Take

The Children's Bookmobile will
be ready to start its first tour of
the city Monday morning, July S,
at 8 am.
Mrs. Edith Russell, the driver
librarian will make stops in Zone
l which encompasses Boca Chica
Naval Housing, Stock Island, and
SigSbee Park. Other areas will be
covered on successive days as
shown in the schedule below.
The Bookmobile will 60 into
service just eight weeks after the
idea was suggested at a Poinciana
PTA meeting. Many persons in
the community gave freely of their
time and effort to put this mobile
library on the road.
Valuable Helpers
Edwin Trevor loaned one of his
trucks, Arthur Mulberg gave a
discount on the necessary painting
and repairs. Harry England drew
up plans for the interior shelves.
Mr.. Studebaker of the USS
Salinan volunteered his talents
for the construction Of the shelves
which took several weeks to build.
He was assisted by several other
Navy volunteers.
Paul Sher gave valuable aid and
advice to the committee and has
been instrumental in helping to
raise the necessary funds, and
Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., drew up
the charter and gave legal assist
ance.
Committee Workers
Poinciana teachers Mrs. George
Rogers, Mrs. R. E. Lilly, Mrs.
Mildred Jones, Miss Helen Taylor,
and Mrs. Edith Russell along with
PTA presidents Mrs. Edward Bay
ly and Cdr. w. F. Toy, formed
the working committee which cata-
logued books, planned the routes
and brought the Bookmobile into
being.
Funds were donated by the Navy
Officers Wives Steering Committee
and the Community Chest. Pledges
have been made by Rotary, Lions,
Masons and the PTA'S. Books were
donated by Chaplain Robinson,
Albert Carey, and many of the
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
Legion States Gala Fourth
Of July Observance Tonight
Outstanding Local
Citizen Will Be
Named At Event

The American Legion's obser-
vance of Fourth of July will get
under way at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Legion Home on Stock Island,
Dale E. Fox general chairman for
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %, an
nounced today.
The first event of the evening
will be the annual presentation of
the Outstanding Citizen Award by
Post Commander Norman C. Kra-
mich. The 1854 recipient has been
selected by a committee of Legion.
naires.
Annual Event
Each year during its Fourth of
July observance Arthur Sawyer
Post honors the outstanding citi-
zen of the year.
The recipient will be presented
with a trophy which is beau
tifully engraved attesting to the
honor. A permanent trophy Is on
display in the Trophy Case at the
Post Home.
Following the Civic Award event,
the Rev. James E. Statham, pastor
of Fleming Street Methodist
Church, will make a short address
on the meaning of the Fourth of
July.
A flag disposal ceremony has
been scheduled after the address.
Fireworks Display
A spectacular and beautiful aeri-
al display of fireworks has been
arranged following the flag dispos-
al ceremony.
A dance is scheduled for 10 o.
clock with music by Chipchase and
orchestra.
Chairman Fox extends an invita-
ton to the general public to join
the American Legionnaires in the
observance of July 4 by attending
these events at the Legion Home
on Saturday evening.
Serving with Chairman Fox are
LegionnaireS Carl Sawyer, Melvin
J. Edwards, Kenneth Longhurst
and Vance C. Stirrup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
Nation Plans
.Old-Fashioned
Celebration
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


Throughout the nation this week
end, in big cities and small towns,
Fourth of July celebrations will
mostly follow the old-fashioned for
mula of a parade, fireworks and
patriotic speeches.
But behind the speeches will lie
the very modern problems of an
uneasy atomic age, more awesome
than any that could be imagined
when American independence was
declared 178 years ago.
Celebrations at some of the ma
tons most historic shrines how
ever, will keep alive an apprecia-
ton of the country's early strug-
giles and hardships and of the
courage required to overcome
them.
Johns To Speak
There will be ceremonies at
Valley Forge, near Philadelphia,
where prospects for American sue
cess in the War for Independence
reached their lowest ebb. At the
Washington Memorial Chapel
there acting Gov. Charles z. Johns
of Florida will speak.
There will also be other cere-
monies at Independence Hall in
Philadelphia, home of the Liberty
Bell.
Fireworks will light up Boston's
famed common, where independ-
, Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
Logun Offers
NavyTours
Chamber Will
Consider Offer
By Restaurateur
BY Kestaurateur

AL Logun, owner of Logun's
Lobster House, has offered a free
bus service to take tourists on
tours of the Naval Station, he told
The Citizen today.
Harold Laubscher, manager of
the Chamber of Commerce, also
said Logun had made the offer
and that it would be placed be-
fore the chambers board of direc-
tors.
For several months, the Navy
had provided a free bus for the
tours. The daily-except Saturday
and Sunday-tours recently were
stopped on orders from the office
Of the Secretary of the Navy.
Popular Attraction
The chamber said the tours
were one of the most popular of
Key Vests tourist attractions.
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
Calendar For
Next School
Year Announced

The calendar for the 1954-'55
school year has been approved by
the Board of Public Instruction,
it was announced today.
The calendar follows:
August Is (Monday)-Teachers
report for duty to the school
where assigpod, $50 am.
August 81 Friday) - F.E.A
meeting. in Miami District 12).
August 80 (Monday)-Opening
of school.
September 6 Monday)-Holi.
day Labor Day..
November l (Monday)-Evalu-
alton Day pupils not attending)
November 1926 Thursday and
Friday)-Thanksgiving Holidays
begin at 800 pm. Wednesday.
December II Friday)-Christ.
mas Vacation Glasses close al
noon).
January 3 (Monday)-ClasseE
reopen.
January 81 (Friday) - First
semester ends.
January "a (Monday)-Evalua-
ton Day pupils not attending).
April l (Friday)-Spring Vaca-
ton begins at 800 pm.
April IL (Monday)-Classes re.
open.
June z Observation-Disclosures
Day pupils not attending).
June 8 (Wednesday)-Pupili
dismissed, report cards distrib-
uted.
June IA Observation-Disclosures
contracts end 800 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
Sheriff John spottswood TO.

Sheriff John Spotfswood TO.
day denied Mrs: Cibson's state.
ment that two juveniles had
picked . lock at the county
Jail and scaled the fence to
escape.
"And we received no report
Of motor seooters stolen by the
boys" Spottswood said.
The sheriff said the boys
were eating in the iaiI's kit.
chen and walked out into The
backyard. From there they
slipped out the gate when IL
was opened for . vehicle.
1.-THE jail" Spottswood add.
ed, docs not have facilities for
the detention Of juveniles. We
do not treat them like Grimm.
ais. ! told Mrs. Gibson about
the lack Of juvenile facilities
when ! became sheriff. ! also
told her at That time That we
would take them At the Jail only
under protest. We only take
juveniles under written court
order"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
County Is Off To
Good Start For
Safe Weekend

The long Fourth Of July
weekend was off to q good
start traffic wise, as far as
Monroe County was concerned.
Up until late this morning
neither the sheriff's depart.
ment nor the State Highway
Patrol had a report Of . high
way accident.
Officers said they hoped II
stayed that way.
But nationwide the picture
was not perfect. Traffic
deaths were mounting slowly.
the Associated Press reported.
In the first Is hours Of the
holiday, n persons met death
in traffic accidents. The holi.
day weekend was timed As
beginning at 6 pm. yesterday.
Four died in q collision be.
tween an empty bus and q
passenger auto at MahwAh,
N. j., for the biggest single
traffic death toll reported this
far.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-03
Varied Plans
Made Here For
Holiday

Key Westers were about evenly
divided on whether to spend the
Fourth of July holidays taking il
easy" at home, 60 "up the Keys"
or take advantage of the long
weekend to make a longer trip.
Those planning to stay at home
will find plenty to do. There's a
dance at the Elks Club tonight for
the benefit of the Harry-Anne Grip
pied Children's Home, and the
American Legion's annual celebra-
ton and presentation of the Legion
award to the years most outstand-
ing citizen on Sunday night.
Monday night, the Shrine Club
has planned entertainment at the
County Beach, followed by a big
fireworks display.
To Marathon
Many Key Westers plan to at
tend the Community Fair in Mar
athon, among them Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Adams. The fair opened
yesterday and will continue until
Monday night.
Stay-at-homes include Admiral
and Mrs. George C. Towner who
plan to spend the holiday with a
minimum of fuss and bother. -
Mrs. Jean Baillod, who leaves
Thursday for several months visit
ing her mother in Switzerland, will
be busy at home making final
preparations for her trip aboard.
Col. and Mrs. Herbert Pace have
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