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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-29
430 MAY DIE IN
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC

CHICAGO R-The National Safe
ty Council predicted today the com
ing weekend will produce the worst
July 4 traffic jam in history and
said 43O persons may not escape
it alive.
The three-day holiday weekend
is expected to attract more than
40 million cars to the highways.
More travel does not have to
mean more accidents if every
driver uses more caution" Ned
II. Dearborn, council president,
said.
Lets make this holiday a
wreckless one, not a reckless one. "
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ago, prohibits the construction Of
any more trailer parks within the
city limits, a search of the city
code by city attorney J. Y. Porter
failed to reveal any such ordin-
ance.
Ordinance Asked
Then, both commissioner Car
bonell and Mayor Harvey in
structed the city attorney to draw
up such an ordinance for con-
sideration at next weeks meet
ing.
I'm opposed to this trailer park
and to any other trailer parks
within the city limits" said Har-
vey.
In the second piece of business,
the City Planning Commission was
blamed by Staples Avenue resi-
dent for giving him permission
to move a trailer on a lot he
owns on Laird Street and live In
it while he builds a home there.
He obtained an eight thousand
dollar building permit for the
home. The man, Gus Disdier, said
that the planning commission as
sured him it was a legal move and
he bought trailer and served
notice on his present landlord that
he was moving. He added that he
has installed sanitary facilities
for the trailer and that he intended
to move into it Saturday.
Nsighbors Object
However, several neighbors in
the Laird Street area protested
the move and appealed to the
city commission. The commission
last night turned down his re-
quest.
Disdier presented a petition of
his own from 16 residents saying
that they did not object to him
living in the trailer while he built
his home. But, Thomas Hurst, q
Laird Street resident, told the
commission last night that the
petition was signed largely by
housewives who did so without
consulting their better half"
When he added that many of the
people who had signed the Pc
tition now desired to have their
names removed, Mayor Harvey
read off the names. Only two per-
sons at the meeting indicated
that they wished their names
stricken from the list.
City Commissioner Carbonell
voiced violent opposition to al
lowing them to live in the trailer.
II feel sorry for these people
but we cannot lower the barrier,
said Carbone1l.
Blames Plan Board
Mrs. Disdier addressed the
meeting and said that the pres
ent situation is the fault OF the
planning commission.
IF they had said that we
could not live in the trailer in the
first place, that would have been
the end of it. But we went ahead
in good faith, and bought the
trailer and improved our lot" she
said. She added that she spoke
to several attorneys about the
situation and that each of them
gave her a different story.
After the meeting had adjourn
ed, Disdier was told by the city
attorney that he can move the
trailer on to the lot and store 1t.
That ruling precipitated another
uproar and prompted commission
er Carbonell to say that he VIII
introduce an ordinance at next
weeks meeting banning the
parking Of trailers in the city
limits without the permission OF
@ba o;<xx communications
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The
Weatherman
Says
Says

Key. West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today through Wednesday
with isolated showers or thunder
showers. Continued hot and humid.
Low tonight 1880 degrees; high
Wednesday near 9O/92 degrees.
Light to moderate variable winds,
freshening near thundershowerS.
Florida: Partly cloudy through
Wednesday with widely scattered
thundershowers in north portion
and at a few places in south por-
ton, mostly in the afternoons.
Continued hot except slightly low
er temperatures in the extreme
north portion.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to
moderate variable winds mostly
south and southwest. Weather clear
to partly cloudy through Wednes-
day. A few local showers in ex-
IRENE north portion and in the
Straits.
Western Caribbean: Moderate to
fresh east winds partly cloudy
weather with scattered showers
through Wednesday.
Weather Summary for the Tropi.
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Area
and the Eastern Gulf of Mexico:
The weak tropical wave that was
near Mona passage yesterday
moved westward and gave thun-
derstorms as far as Turks Island
area but it could be traced no fur
Their and has faded out. Conditions
are now settled throughout the
tropical areas with no evidence of
a disturbance formation.
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see what happens" said commits
sioner Paul R. Roberts.
Caraballo explained later that
ne can earn enough profit out Of
the repair work he will obtain by
operating the city's wrecker SER
vice to warrant his crock bottom"
bid.
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Observation Taken ut Post Office
Building. 700 Am. EST.
Key West, Fla, June 20, 1854
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Moon phase - new
Solar eclipse - June 30
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Demeritt identified the minutes
OF toll district commission meet
ings which Marsh offered in evil
dence.
Albury objected, saying a prop
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Relative Humidity. ? Am.
1870
Evening star., 1954-11-14
MoNreoMERY COUNTY

- Picture-book rambler,
on / acre OF ground; . lge. custom
built home for the small family. de-
manding luxury living; very con-
venient to Kenwood and Congres.
sional Country Club. Priced below
the market at S39 500. FRANK 3
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006; eyes,, Oh
BETHESDA BETpHaHESs;DA RAMBLER-s bedrooms
all-electric kitchen, including dish.
washer, full daylight basement wItl
GI, $1,000 down. F.H.A. Call EDW
T. FRY CO.. OIL. 4-5212. Ewes, OL
BTEsTj,a8IESS;DA--Brick. 4 bedrooms {:
on 1st fioor). daylight basement
Iarage; near NH and Naval HOS
pital. Priced for quick sale to SETTLE
estate; oL. 2-St96. s.s, s,,,,. hon,. Ia rs.,
Naval Hospital and NH: yer,
conv. home with many outstandins
features: s17.950. For full intor.
nation. call WILL STACKHOuSE
Jr., Reaitor. is w. Montgomery ave.
Roekxille, Md; 20; 2;.2Sss; ,l5
BETHESDA---vETERANS ALERT
Do not fail to see this Sontempo::
pm; 3 hedrms., Ia baths. mod
kit, screened porch. carport. lge
cor. lot, Amazing low price, ST..
$50. Gi approved. To reach; Oui
Conn. ave. to Saul rd., left . blocks
to Edgefield rd.. left to 4S17 and
our open sign. ROBERT B.. HALL
CO., OIL. 2-3250; ewes. call MR.
HERMAN, o.. S-1662;
BETHESDA. $23. .950--Modern center
entrance brick Colonial. desirable
Bradley blvd. area lge. liv. rnl.
family size din. rm., bedrm., hbrars
and iayatory. 1st A.: 3 hedrnls., ! y
baths, ind A.; wooded. fenced lot
Excel. financing, must be sold, Earl
T. WRIGHT. Oh. 2-69o0. ofic'
open Sunday.
BETHESDA--VA approved; immac.
modern, brick expandable Cape Cod
big kit. daylight bsr1t., rec. run.
lge. fenced lot. $1,000 down 10
uualified vet. EARL T. WRIGHT
on. 2-6e00. once open sun.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
COLORED
Warmth and Comfort

Warmth in your home in the winter
burner. and the comfort OF owner
ship Of this lovely modern brick
house can very easily be yours. II
you have only q couple hundred
dollars and good name. The house
has 5 rooms and tiled bathroom
with built-in tub and shower. Newly
decorated. and is located at 1348
Anacostia. close to TRANSPORTATION, s n,
shopping. etc. Call Mr.. HASSIN. LO
4-6S23 today. or MA. S-179S week.
davs ri q N m
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.w.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MD.-Gentleman's re.
tirement home, small farm; IN
acres on State road, Broom, cen
ter-hall residence; C. bedrooms)
bath. 2 porches, oil burner hot-watel
heat, electricity, tobacco barn, ga
rage. 2 poultry houses; shade trees .s
Excellent neighborhood; $4,000
Terms. LEONARD SNIDER, Tel
331I, La Plata, Md.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
PARK VIEW ESTATES


A beautiful split-level home
nearing completion. Located
in q fine residential area, di-
rectly abutting and bounded
on three sides by Rock Z
Greek Park.
There is q large recep-
tion hall with 24x15-ft.
living room, which views the
grandeur Of Rock Greek Park
through q real picture win
dow; the dining room Is large.
The kitchen is well designed,
beautifully equipped and has
a spacious dining area. There
is an adjoining laundry and
freezer room.
An upper level has 3 large
bedrooms and two lovely baths.
The lower level has o charm
ing recreation room. bedroom.
bath and space for Q NTH
bedroom.
There is . Ions. screened
porch.
This DISTINGUISHED home has
the dignity of traditional
architecture and the con-
venience of the functional
home. For further information,
please call.
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
EN-. 2-4232 OR QL. 2-5S67
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.
HILLCREST AREA
NO MONEY DOWN TO CT
pprfyT C1n nEn

Check these features. Lae. front porch
side hall entr.. firepl. In liv. rri., full
din. rrn.. huge kit, 8 twin-size bed
rms, screens and storm windows
Garage with storage rnl. ON top
Storage attic. LU. 2-36l0.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5

Lovely new Bethesda brick Cape Cod
4 bedrms., 2iz baths. spacious elec
kitchen, screened living porch: ga
rage. h-acre lot. Directions: Conn
ave. to Saul. west to Edgefield
ROBT. L. LOWERY. JU. 9-9200.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
BETHESDA
URGENT SALE
IN EDGEMOOR
OPEN TODAY / TIL

Priced in the low twenties; easy terms
to responsible buyer. Owner moving
west and must dispose OF his nne
who like large rooms and convenient
location; 8 blocks from the heart. OF
Bethesda. Home has seven very hne
rooms; 1st floor powder room. study,
screened porch. level lot and sarage.
Near fashionable tennis club. Tim
Bcyer on prem. tother hours, call
WO. 6-S790). Out Wise. ave. TO
Bradley blvd, left to Glenbrook rd:,
Clarendon rd.. left to sign at
75O5 CLARENDON RD.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-1sOQ
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NO CASH-GI

S75 MO. INCL. TAXES
Lovely 2-bedrm. semidet. brick. has
full din. rm., fun bsmt.; only 3
years old. Good eond.
HARRY L. GODDARD. OIL. 4-792o
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
OUTSTANDING BUYS
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 174 Barring
Ton ST.. Open to 8 p.m.-Semidet
brick. 5 rms. 2 lge. bedrms.. tile
bath, full bsmt. fenced Ill, lot: as. as.
sumo Ice. GI loan 1st trust. ST. .0OO
H1GEcREs9T;. dGTei E9; Omen drs1ss' 6 to : nm .,oz
kpsG9a beds%s., afpss bsths erissj Sedrm rms; asd
bath on Ist f.; rec. rm.. 2 firepis
FATRLAWN v1L1AaE-on busline
Open 2 to 5 pm 2228 Good Hope
rd.-Corner brick, 8 rms, 3 bed
rms; tile bath, air-cond. gas heat
porch; nice lot; priced right fol
|LYNDALE-off MINI. ave-. Ills
p.m.-Semidet brick. 5 rms, Q Ice,
bedrms.. tile bath. screened porch,
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, u Blk. on Ala.
ave, 1876 Fort Davis, st. Open to
- ,p'Li.-NOLutE UTiCk. o TUlS.t j
bedrooms, knotty- pine rec. rm.,
wooded lot. Priced right for i'm
mediate sale. Out Pa. ave. past
Ala ave. n blk. left to house. LU.
ANACoSTIA, off MINI. ave.--All brk.,
@ rms, 2 baths, 2 incl porches, oil
hh,,wh.. garage; $12,950. LU. 2
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. nr. Southern
ave.--Det. brick rambler. 2 bedrms.,
tile bath, full bsmt.; gas heat; lge.
level lot $12.500. LU. 2-5976.
PA. AND MINI. AVE, VICINITY
Semidet. brick. 9 rms, 8 bedrms.,
knotty-pine rec. rm.. with lavatory
and shower, screened-in porch, gas
heat: fenced lot: S13.950. LU
FoRT DUPONT HILLS semidet
brick. 5 rms, 2 lge. bedrms, tile
bath: deep lot: assume GI loan Isl
trust: $1,000 down. LU. 1-7128
Other good listings.
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
Realtor 1345 Good Hope Rd. S e
Sales. rentals. property manaeement
insurance. IU. 4-3400 and LU
G-ODID,
Evening star., 1954-11-14
,th.. Greenwich Forest

BeCn., GfeellWICu rUItSL
S2I5 Custer rd. Open today. ! to
dark. 3-bedrm. brick Cape Goa:
rm., modern kit, large den or bed.
rm., y bath, porch: End floor, 3
large bedrms. and bath; basement:
oil h.-wh.; convenient to schools,
transp.. Health Center and Naval
Hospital: S1S,500. Directions: Out
Wisconsin ave. to Bank Of Bethesda.
] mi to Huntington Parkway. left
" blk. TO Custer rd., right to open
sign.
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
1895 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-2123
OPEN nALY-SuN. 90
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NO 81 NEEDED 5:[.I:

81 600 DOWN
viii put you in one Of our g or 3
bedrm. homes. Most are brick. all
have bsmts.. some with sep. din.
rm. and porches. Prices from
S11.750 to S15,75O. GI financins
available. Call Mrs. Hart. 10. 81
5007. cox AND CO.. JU. 5-0175.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
1904 CENTERHILL ST.
9 bedrooms and bath. liv.-din. rm.
comb. table space in kitchen; full
bsmt.; lovely yard. GI approved.
SI0.950. Just beyond St. Cath
crimes Church. ROBT. L. LoWERY,
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PAUL MUDD co.

FAUL MUOO W.
OPEN SUNDAY. II TO 2
Attention, Investors
(BUY DIRECT FROM OWNERl
1923 Fort Davis Pl. Sc.
FULL PRICE, $1O,95O
Lovely 7-year-old brick, 6 rms, 8
bedrms.. mod. kit, full bsmt.. nice
yard. Cash above CT. So, 900 loan,
S62 per mo-. incl. everything. RA
6-6912, Ma. 8-0227.
COLORED = CORNER BRICK -
apts., 2 kits, 2 baths. 1S46 A st.
home. In new-house condition; oil
heat; front porch. Up. on 9 terrace
with Z lovely view. Only sac SAG down;
pm; RA. 6-27T6. ...l4 :
COLORED-5325 CENTRAL AVE. S.E.
--5 room brick: modern kit. and
bath, concrete porcheS frt. and rear,
full bsmt., oil ht.; real barg. Cal
E. s. Spriggs, CO. 5-5473. MYRTLE
A. WEADON CO., Me. S-6540. -14
COLORED-5536 BASS PL. S.E. -
Win 70 GI; 2-bedrm. semidet. brick
fun bSmt.. liv. rfIi,. din. rm.. kit.i
deep fenced yard; storm Window
and metal awnings; small an. payt
Call Mr.. Taylor for appt.. DE. 2.
Si0s: eyes,. LU. 3-00S4. Sevsra
other houses also GI CHoOks
BROKERAGE CO., 1715 11th St
NV. Ia
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--s,E.

COLORED - DUPLEX, S4gS down
2-family. b-yr,-old sernidet. brick
sep. entr., 2 kits, 2 baths, bsfat.
gas heat; Anchor fence. BY OWNER
10. 2-2431. ST. 3-9433. ---14
COLORED--2 UNITS, $3.50 down.
Modern brick semidet., liy. rnl.
bedrns. din. rm.. kit, tile hath
each, Gas heat, lge. I'd. JAMES
CARR. EK. 3-T400. AID. 4-S05Q.
COLORED--$305 Cash, including
settlement. will give you prompt
possession Of this attractive mod
ern 5-Toom brics home with base
CoLoREb ,Iia - loo SooB BLOCK 18th ST
S.E.-corner brick. ideally suited for
doctor or dentist; 10 rms, baths
full bsmt.; garage. Call Mr.. BROWN,
Ho. 2-404S or HU. 3-5S2s.
COLORFD-NR. EAST CAPITOL ST.,
No. 15 18th st.--Tapestry brick,
semidet.. side hall. B rms. bed.
rms, 3 porches. gas h.-w.h.: priced
right. with l.500 cash. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. LU. 4-3400. LU. q
n
Evening star., 1954-11-14

BETHESDA-Cape Cod. 3 Bedrms.
SALE Bsths sy DIV; owNsRIo En-. Ssmt sRoksRs ShsFs
VA Approved at $17,400
ST. 3-6536 Home. OIL. 2-a561
Evening star., 1954-11-14

coLoRED-ALMosT NEW: 2-family
brick semidet.; each unit has living
r;n., dinette, bedrm.. modern bath
and kit; full bsmt. with large
fenced ward; one apt. vacant for
buyer; $1,000 down will handle;
live in one, rent the other.
SIGLER & CO.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

go Brandywine st. S,E.
$685. Down, $100 NO., inc. Taxes
RA. 3-0140 RA. 3-845s
COI,ORED--IT'S COLOSSAL
VIII sacrifice semi brick 4-bedrm.
Wonderful neighborhood; near Cora
Theatar: haauf. ree~ fenced yti I;
only S995 dn. OWNER. LO. 7-2aS0
CoLORED-HOME AND INCOME
Three apts.. $3.50 dn.: vacant. beaut
redec. brk.: new Bryant gas h.-w.h.
nice yard. D1. 7-0Sa0. RA. 3-3679
Evening star., 1954-11-14

BETHESDA. choosy? Almost new
3-bedrm.. 2-bath, brick Cape Cod
porch. If you're q bit choosy. $19,-
50O may be your real oppor. here
OPEN TODAY, i TO 8.
out Old Georgtown I'd. from Bank
Of Bethesda about 2 mi. to Beech
ave, left / blk. to Sinsleton. rignt
about 8 blks to MeIvern then left
to Clio Melvern. OIL. 6-S800: ewes,
Evening star., 1954-11-14
coEoREr-QUALITY HOMES ONLY
OPEN HOUSE SUM-, 1-6
1G1Q ~ GIT ME-

ThreeRpt.. mod. brick home in choice
ern baths. gas h.-wh.; detached
brick aarage; pvt. entr. to each apt.
Can bebought with low down paymt.
2410 GIRARD PL. NE.
DETACHED BRICK RAMBLER
A doll house. Neat, 5-rm. brick bum
built knottyspine rumpus room with
built-in hunks, mod. kit, mod. bath.
Can be bought for 1000 DOWN.
Price, S13,o50, Dir: Turn right of
R.. !; ave: on Mills ave. to sign.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

First time offered, modern 6-rm. brick
home. spacious Nv. rm.; home has
been kept immacy mod. kit.,. mod.
bath, 2 rear porches. lovely fenced
back yard, concrete front porch,
heated rec. rm. A home you'll be
"BUY A sINDLER HOME TODAY
LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER
SINDLER REALTY co.
/ Rhnda Island Ava N Z NII0 1OE- z
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
BETHESDA
4413 CHASE AVE.
Open Today, l til Dark

3-bedroom brick Cape Cod, s16,950.
Can OF. 1st floor: large living and
dining room combination: z bed
rooms. bath. nice kitchen. End hoor;
! large beautifully finished room.
Beautifully Handicapped lot. Within 3
blocks Of Lynbrook. Bethesda Chevy
Chase High and parochial schools.
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave, to 1900
block. right on Chase to 4413 and
open" sign,
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
1896 wis. Ave. OIL. 2-21s3
OPEN DAILY-sUN.. q TILL 9
Evening star., 1954-11-14
COLORED
MICHIGAN PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 3
4l03 18th ST. NE.

$500 DOWN
excel. cond.; oil h.-w.h.. hardwood
A.. full bsmt., garage, mod. tiled
bath; u bath In bsmt.; mod. KIT.
with brand-new refgr and Vene-
tian blinds throughout; lge. rear
yard Mo. payments to suit your
KAISER REALTY co.
Trades Accepted.
co. $1,000: Sun, Ewes, ia. 0-5S52
Evening star., 1954-11-14

sT5y5E PSFK RaM5Esa. s5S5Eaa ToSTHWS0P EaEi sSs1 :
LIV. RM., PICTURE WINDOW
FIREPLACE, 2 LGE, BEDRMS.
LOT 61x15O; STORM WINDOWS,
FULLY INSULATED; AUTO: WASH
RIFIcE, S1i 500 TO SETTLE
ESTATE. ~. S-S741. III
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Sia,300 and Si3,5O0. Two and
three bedrms.. den, liy. rm. with
firepl.: CT. BY OWNER. Open /
to u pm, LO. 5-2Gl0. Ia
WOODMOOR AREA-Spacious 6-rm.
brick and frame home with large
rooms and bath UP: full basement;
9-car garage. Askino SI7 900. JU:
9-OGO1. L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY
Evening star., 1954-11-14

S36. .50O-Beautiful CO.
loniai, on Mass. ave-; garage con-
verted into ideal maids I'm: lge;
paneled den and Law. at "a level;
bedrms. and 2 baths on End n;
lovely rec. .rm. in full bsmt:; NOD moo
Owner transferred and must sell.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006;
ewes. OIL. 4-57Oa. Ia
WEST END PARK-3-bedrm. Cape
Cod, fully insulated. space for 4th
bedrm. and 2nd bath. fireplace In
pine-paneled liv. rm., din. rm. al
cove. equipped kit. $l2,95n; easy
Realtor. is W. Montgomery ave.
Rockville. Md. Po. 2-2SSS. --15
approved: S12,00O;
nothing down: 3-bedrm. semidet.
The most for your money. JU. D.
Ol23, r. J. SCOFIELD, Realtor.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-20
GO MAN, GO, COMBINES
THRILLS With COMEDY

The fabulous Harlem Globe
trotters, reinforced by galaxy
of brilliant actors. present a
formidable aggregation in go
Man, COP, heart-warming,
action-packed film that opens
Feb. 25, at the Trans-Lux
Theatre
The Globetrotters in the cast,
who naturally play themselves,
include the greats of this uni
que team. Among them are
Goose" Tatun., "Sweetwater"
Clifton, Marques Haynes and
others of these star athletes
whose names have become popu-
lar IN the worlds six continents.
But the team is as formidable
in the line of comics, as they
are in basketball. As everyone
knows and as this picture rio
tously shows, they score as
many laughs as baskets.
Dane Clark. stage and screen
favorite. who shares star bill
ing with the Glubetrotters, por-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-20
WIDE HUNT FOR CHILD STEALING DAD
MASS. STATE
UNIONS 4OTH

The ball room of old aristo-
cratic Hotel Vendome was filed
to capacity with members and
friends of the Mass. State
Union of Women'S Clubs who
celebrated their 10th anniver-
sary with a sumptuous ban
quet and fine program. Cry
Stal and silver, beautiful flowers.
valentine favors with the club
colors of blue and gold in evid-
ence decorated the guest tables.
Distinguished guests marched
in procession to the lively strains
of Floyd Hills All Stars tina.
furnished dinner music, leading
the line was the Unions presi-
dent, Mrs. Rachel Saunders. es-
corted by Councillor Charles
SaundetS, the Governors rep
reSentative, followed by Mrs.
Dora Lee Of Brooklyn, N. Y
president of the Northeastern
Federation, and Mrs. Inez Tin
sley, of the National Assn; the
past presidents, North eastern
and Mass. state and city Off
Gals.
Mrs. Christine Coleman was
mistress of ceremonies; Cha
plain Mrs. Bessie Bankett. in
vocation; president Mrs. Rachel
Saunders. greetings; Mrs. Ruth
Ellison, solo; Miss Joenelle Bry-
ant, accompanist; Councillor
Gabriel greetings, who paid
glowing tribute to Mrs. Rosa
Brown, pioneer club woman, and
to Mrs Melnea Cass. who had
the distinction of being elected
President of two Patriotic or
ganization; 1t. Gov. Summer
Whittier; Speaker of the House
ChaS, Gibbons, Wilfred Scott.
Mrs. Lee who referred to the
TACT that Clup work IN America
was born here in 1896 under
the leadership of Mrs. Josephine
st. Pierre Ruf1n; greetings al
so from Mrs, Jnez TinSley of
the National and Mrs. Irene M
Gaines. Especially honored
guests were past presidents :
Mrs. Dora Johnson, Miss Gladly;
Holmes, Mrs. Olive Josephs
Miss Susie Jones, Mrs. Flor
ence Taylor, Mrs. Nan Trappe
Mrs. Gertrude Chandler, Mrs
Viola Mason (Adrs. Rosa Brown
was ABSENT
DR.. Marion Fort, Consulting
Engineer of A. G. Caldwell of
Newburyport, Mass, guest
speaker, gave an interesting adj
Continued On Page Four
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PtEMONTE'S
WARD REDRAW
ORDER WINS

Councillor Gabriel Francis
Piemonte won unanimous ap-
proval of his order aG Mondays
meeting of the Boston City
Council directing the City Coun-
Gil to redraw the city'S Ward
lines this year,
The Council has the right
to redraw the Ward lines every
ten years but has failed to do
so since 1924. Piemonte argued
that it's time for more action
and less talk on Home Rule
for Boston,.
IF we do not avail ourselves
of the permissive legislation
now On the books enabling us
to redraw the Ward lines, we
ought not then be critical Of
any attempt by the Legislature
to do that which we have a
right to do, but fail to avail
ourselves Of" Councillor Pie
monte stated
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of the daughter, Amanda, but
no provision was made for the
son, Eric. Smith, during the
ensuing years, showed little
interest in his former family
and at no time either saw or
contributed to the support of
his son. In 1852, still ignoring
the S-year-old boy, he petition
ed for custody of the daugh-
ter, claiming change of cir
cumstances."
The change of circumstan-
ces" claimed by the father con-
sisted of the fact that the
mother had married Willie F.
Taylor, and it was this mar
riage which Smith protested.
Smith complained because the
man now supporting the fam
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-20
THANK YOU, FRIENDS

L. Robert Miles, who recently
purchased Avenue Produce
Market, SGT Columbus Avenue,
says: Heartiest thanks to the
many customers who are rally
ing around him and giving his
business their generous support
by buying their table supplies
at his market. He is sincerely
/ grateful, and pledges prompt
and courteous attention to ev-
/ erybody. The market is open
daily 2 am. to $3.50 pm.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-20
SPECIAL DATES

FEBRUARY 81 - Sunday.
7:45 am. Annual Breakfast of
Methodist Men, Judge Gourdin,
speaker, at Union Methodist
Church, Columbus Avenue and
West Newton Street.
FEBRUARY 81 Sunday, AS
pm. Fiftieth Founders Day
Tea of Harriet Tubnan House,
Judge G. Bruce Robinson
Speaker, at Union Methodist
Columbus Avenue and
West Newton Street.
MARCH l - Crispus Attacks
Anniversary, at Peoplee's Bap-
list Church, z pm.