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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent.l

FORD 1851 VS. ss-ton pickup; iareo
wheels: S595. wa. 7-3O16. lis
CHEW. '46 Boyertown: ready to work;
ane for paper delivery; $275. UN.
FORD .52 pickup. y ton. s925. c.
TRAIT. Firms lane. Lanham. Md.
BROCKWHY TRACTOR az. 1s4 W
class. excellent condition. Ii.
FORD 81 F-5 M-ton stake: good
tires. clean paint. compI. recond.:
q real buy at SS15. Call Mr..
GRAHAM. Ia. 9-6O6O.
CHEVROLET so sedan delivery; new
paint and tires. heater and reflec-
tors; ready to pass D. c. inspection.
See this truck before YOU buy. $645.
Call MR.. GRAHAM. ia. $4,000.
POP HAS A FEW LEFT
80 F-6 S-cyl.: so F-S full. air
brakes. 6-yd body. excellent condi-
ton; Isl F-S tractor, full air; so
convert into dump If desired; 50
F-S sleeper cab tractor, fully
equipped, lot of extras. excellent
condition. On the road and here
shortly. "a 10-wheeler. 192-ineh
wheel base. cab and chassis for any
other trucks you want or additional
information. Call POP HACKMAN,
La. 6.S927; Sunday and ntghts.
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WILLOWS BEACH
COLONY

We have several / and Q acre build
ing sites for those wanting more
land than the average lot, as well
A large selection Of beach lots. Drive
down and see the Norge house on
display Only an hour from D. C..
Route 4 through Marlboro to 416.
right on 2 to 575.
WILLOWS DEVELOPMENT CO.
willows, Md.
Prince Frederick CHALLENGING
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

PETwORTH BRICK-S6. 900 % trust;
pay $50 mo-, So over $500 =: ana
L.; 4Oes on. ST. S-1266. tn. 2-6Z5S'
40 very desirable seasoned deferred
purchase money End trusts; secured
on d c. and Md. properties with
substantial cash payments: Heas.
discount Cali MR.. FREDERiCk'
$500 ss 5I FIST TRUSTS, 81, for sale
By builder for $2.975 ,Q5So, dis
county on brand-new, two-bedroom
homes on q acre lots. sold and oc--
Gusts trasts are for ONLY u THE SALES
PRICE and are payable $40 per
month including 90 interest. Seller
will give title certificate and nre
insurance policy and picture O.
houses. Write BUILDER, Box 212.
a. 4 4,ssS sns III TfRusr on s1os 18th st,
ne, behind $500 3 q L: 35Ss
discount. BIRoN. ST. S-3440; eyes,
s ~ s-f NoTE at 81. p.y.bi. $as
mo-; secured by Sd trust on 10 a
curity. SCHUYLER, Ma. 5000;
81, 900 SECOND TRUST, payable S29
per mo-; go int. due yrs; on on
secured: 81 $50; Iu. S-so7T; - 10
resents $3.50 of remaining equity IN
Residential property. XII. 8.342O:
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TRAILER SPACE

with Fairgrounds and garden, elec.
and water: $3.50 per mo. Located
CHATHAM REAL EsTATH
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$35 PER WEEK
And up, for nice cottages at Wood:
land Beach. South River, only ~
miles from D., C.. KAY REALTY
at Selby -On-The- Bay. Rte 214 (Bev-
erly Beach rd.). or Mon. RIA. $4,000
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MOTORCYCLES

1871 gAFIE Z S.,;1. aust
1881 Gsl 50 2asSSSS: Over
heed asss., Uays . 5000 2r nj aASs shr0Ts
HALEY 1Ssi1sIE DAVIDSON ffS0 'eS: z o.h.v..
bronze; 5000 miles: like new; one
owner. UN. 4-7575. -13
TRIUMPH, 1919 Tiger 100: good
cond.: 1895 or best oner. AP z
RIDE f1Go' TODAY A BsA-BsA cham
models to choose from; Road Rock:
ct, Shooting Star: Golden Flash and
others Good used Msen trsS., ps and
terms. BLALoCK CYCLE Co. sl17
Ga. ave-, Silver Spring.
1851 TRIUMPH st motorcycle;
5000 actual mileage good cond.
Phone Herndon 2S3 after 8 pm;
K. H., I'D. '54. like new. acees-
ferson ST.. Hyatts.. Md. WA. 7-6i56'
TRIUMPH 1859 speed twin: excel
Hsa All -SA Pim 1855 SSt HGi;a5"; Al
shape; 1851 Java, 15Qcc. very nice:
Anytime Sunday, 1914 Lamont NV.
W .iHN IA NJ Mr.ctsd E ANY ccndi3
GlOu. OIQ WICCACU
or engine. Must be cheap. 10.
B.M.W. '53 or "a. single or twin.
both shaft drive. Very interesting
m ma ss1o weekends or EVENINGS
INDIAN "a Chief. Can be seen at
Yost's Amoco. 25s Carroll ave, TAX.
PIX, D. c., or call RIA. 3-9743. Best
THE sPORTsMAN's CHOICE. see the
new Triumph Line todayi T-11Gs,
T-100's, and the all-neW light
weights. Priced from S459. Special
sale used machines.
'51 BSA. "500-cc" - 1878
'53 Indian Chief 49,, low MI 1875
'52 Harley TX" - SIS
'53 Triumph "6T". low mi. 695
s$ 7 TriumDh . %sT. l low NIL 4, ZEE
81 HID. fps" 149
'52 HID "125" ---------- 1876
'4S Triumph 300" 275
These and others to choose from.
Trade and terms.
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th ct, NV, CO. 6.1496
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For Travel and Vacation
The AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC:
offers the following reconditioned
trailers at prices that are so low
DON'T WAIT. Act today. LOW.
Low down payments. Low. Low
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AHOY. YOU SEA DOGS

Beaut. rolling partly wooded
homesites avail. on or ada:
cent to OccoQuan River. g.
tide, an minimum channel
depth 70 Potomac. Z water
lots have access to river and
pier PRIVILEGES. Priced from
S1.1o5. Call ~ for terms.
LYNCH & SONS
REALTORS.
0pringA0ld. VI. H. o-67bo.
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REAL Estate LOANS

END TRUSTS. Arlington area: tmmed
action, MECHANIC PROPERTIES
400 wilson blvd. Arl IA. $4,000
FIRST AND SECOND TnUSI LOANS
1881 q Of. NV. IN. S-2zo6.
MONEY ON end TRuST-W0 VII
buy 2nd-trust notes D. C., nearby
No. OF Va; LSesoncnle rays "a "a.
TIQMM MoRTSSAo1 ! INVEsT
SFoT CASH EQR md IEHeTS
M. Quick. 70. 1.SSSt 90.
End TRUSTS
End TRUSTS wANTLD-cash today.
RIA. 0-22e1. IA. s-6670 day or eyes
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 18th and p SITS. NV.
Open lot. 24-hr. privileges, SIS mo.
garage, $3.50; 4 double garages, SIS
and $50.
Sc. rear 1901 2Sth st., SIS.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1895 H. ST. NV. Ma. S-2345
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ONLY 5000 DOWN
For q summer cottage at woodland
Beach, South River, only 20 miles
from b. C. Many other homes avail
able ct different beach areas. Beach
once at Selby- -the-Bay. Rte 214
beverly Beach rdO Open week enos
TIL dark. West River 4934
KAY REALTY co.
IA. $4,000 Ewes. RA. S-051s
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FULL PRICE, 81, 500
s s;ss bS s:v 3, the 1S v ws aE Ch
3 Sedrms:. KIT. bath; lSrse. lot. Year:
boating. Committing dist. to d. c.
HOME AND INCOME
This can be your security. eemide-
tached. facing the Bay. Own both
of them for only S10,260. Private
entrances; ,liy. Tm.. kit: stove,
each home; nice lot. Easy terms.
SHADY SIDE
Full price only $e,260. This home
has knotty pine liv. rm.. kitchen.
dinette, 3 bedrms., bath. Large lot
with beautiful view of Bay. Water
privileges. Good terms.
HOME AND BUSINESS
On water; welI-estabIish ed. boa!
waterfront waite; and pier; plus beats cats
turing large. liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., 2 bedrms.. kit, bath,
porch and breezeway to attached
workshop, oil hot-water heat. auto.
washer, etc. Wonderful buy at only
$4,000; terms. Homes from $4,000
up. Many to choose from.
ALSO LOTS
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DON'T SELL ends
l hour. YOU KEEP NOTE. or vii
purchase outright at top price. HA
6.0281, IA, S-6676, day or eve. -
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1880 wis. Ave. NV. .wo. 6-3231
IL Miles North College PARK
1901 Richmond Hwy. Alex. Va.
fE NGilea Soukh Alexf Ia
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BUELL's SERVICE
81 10th at. NV. ME. 0.6777
Repair carburetors. fuel pumps, gen.
orators. starters and distributors.
JIM'S RADIO SERVICE
JU. $1,000 FEC Licensed
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9Th st. NV. CO. 5-14ee
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COBB ISLAND, MD. So mi: from
b c. on good roads: home for re-
tired couple: house has 2 bedrooms
large living room with fireplace.
dining room. kitchen. front and back
porches (glassed inl, cellar with
100000; on Neal Sound; good FISH
ing and Grabbing: Sill, 900 on terms.
Cobb Island. Md.-Beautiful lots
Overlooking the Wicomac and the
Potomac River, 60x1 so: on reason
able terms.
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Floor ShOtc
To Be Giuen For
Birthday Ball

Plans have been completed and
a floor show signed up for the An
nual March of Dimes Presidents
Bali sponsored by the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce to
be held Saturday, Jan. 80, 1854 at
the Casa Marina Patio.
Tickets are on sale by all Jay
Gees, Paul Shers Jewelry Store,
LOUIS Radio Appliance Store and
the Cuba Shop. Reservations are
being taken at The Cuba Shop and
by calling 2-6S9O.
No auction viii be held this year,
instead there will be one drawing
held and the following prizes have
been donated: coffemaster donated
by Julian Appliance Store, waffle
and sandwich grill combination by
RayBro Electric Co., Wearever
aluminium set by Home Appliance
Co., radio by Yates Refrigeration
Service, heater by Martinez Re-
Co. and an automatic
toaster by Pierce Bros.
The time is Saturday Jan. 30,
1854 at 9 p m. the place is the
Casa Marina Patio and the event,
the Presidents Birthday ball.
The floor show viii not begin uA-
til 1880 p. m.
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ut was well worth the $4,000 I
had to pay to get out"
This was news to me, and I
asked her about it.
MY option had already been
picked up for another year" she
explained. "But | didn't like the
way | was being treated. Oh I
loved the people / worked with:
everyone was nice to me. But the
pictures! We viii draw the curtain
of charity over the last three /
made there.
When you've been at a studio
as long as was, you face a prob
lem. They say they have built your
name up and they have right to
use it. On the other hand, if you
let them put you into anything,
your name loses the value they
have created.
1T was clear that they were
knocking out several fast pictures
IN preparation to putting all their
money into CinemaScope produc-
.tion. | decided I didn't want TO be
used in that setup. So paid SAC, 600
for my freedom
But there is golden lining. On
Duel in the Jungle" alone, she
says, she earned S135, 900.
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1oday5
Women
By Dorothy Roe

are largely the result of suggestions
and complaints.
When women wrote In that they
snagged their nylons and scraped
their shins getting in and out of
cars, front seats were redesigned.
Studies made with hidden cameras
of women stepping in and out of
cars, showed seats were so high
and threshold plates so wide that
the girls were constantly striking
the backs of their legs against the
seat edge. This was eliminated by
dropping the seats pa inches and
moving the cushions nearer the
door. The carpet also was made
wider.
New tinted glass windshields fol-
low the feminine fashion for
smoked or colored glasses. Luxur-
ious new decorator upholstery fab
RIGS are result of women's urge
to PRETTY things. And who else
but women would bring about a
trend in automobiles to what styl-
lists call ''the more passionate col
orS''?
Just to be sure they keep up
with the feminine taste from now
on, General Motors now has a CON-
mittee of five women whose job
il is to criticize styling of new
cars.
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Red Cross
To Hold Ne,r
Gray Lady Course

Applications viii be taken 81
this week al the KEY West Chapter
Of the American Red Cross for 4
Gray Lady course, Mrs. Raymond
Morton, Gray Lady chairman for
the local chapter has anaouaced.
Classes viii be he'd every morn
ing the week Of February Sta.
The activities Of these voiun.
teers serving the Red Cross in
clude visiting wards ard serving
coayaleScents by reading, writing
letters. shopping, playing games,
etc. They participate in recreation
and rehabilitation programs, re-
eeiye patients and visitors IN hos
pitfalls, act as receptioniSts in elm
les, assist in library work. disaster
relief operations and educational
projects.
Telephone 2-S65l, the chapter,
SOil5 Front Street for an appoint
ment ard file your application to.
day. Gray Ladies are serving with
the Key West Chapter in the Naval
Hospital. the Dispefsary al Boca
Chica Field each day, while
monthly visit is made TO the Old
Folks Home for a birthday party.
For further information contact the
staff at the chapter.
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|Marilyn Fails To
Report For Film

HOLLYWOOD R-Marilyn Mon
roe is suspended again, for re-
fusing a movie role, and there IS
talk that the picture she rejected
NAV be made without her.
She was suspended Jan. S, when
she disappeared. But Frank Sim
atra left a reconciliation with his
wife Ava Gardner in Rome and
flew to Hollywood on time for his
role in the same film.
Shooting was delayed, and when
Miss Monroe turned up married
to Joe Di Maggie her studio re-
Tented and gave her until yesrer-
day to report.
She didn't, and her attorney an
nounced: Miss Monroe has au-
thorized me to make this state
ment: She has read the script and
does not care to do the picture. "
Miss Monroe was promptly sus-
pended again.
MariIyn and Joe have been hon
evmooning in an undisclosed spot.
He Is now in New York. The studio
said Marilyn was in Los Angeles,
but II didn't know just where.
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Her paintings blossom IN her atten-
ton to detail.
Mrs. Reilly, who has made Key
West her winter home for many
years, is a former director of the
Martello Gallery and she has held
one-man shows at the Argent Gal
lery IN New York City and has
participated in many group exhib-
its both in this country and in
France.
In the gallery TO the left Of Mrs.
|Reilly's show is the collection of
Hari Kidd's water colorS which
have been described by critics as
individuality with courage and
clarity" personal adventure in
color that renders his work dis
tinctive" and controlled improvi-
sation."
There is vigor and boldneSS in
the water colors combined with
rhythm, flexibility and color that
brings a virility and fresh con-
cept to this medium. Unlike many
artists, Hari Kidd makes no pre-
|liminary sketches for his water
|colors. He paints in his difficult
medium directly from thought to
the finished painting with no in
steps. This gives his
work an infinite sense of the pre-
sent and the beauty of the immed-
late. He paints with great sensi-
|tivity, originality and marked au-
|thority in his technique.
Hari Kidd received his training
at the Academy of Fine Arts in
Philadelphia and travelled and pain
ted extensively in Spain and Mex
leo, finally settling in Key West
which is now his home. His paint
|ings have been shown from coast
TO coast on invited tours.
His wife, Edythe Wallach Kidd,
has presented her oils in an ex-
Inhibition IN the third gallery at
East Martello Tower, and among
her collection is some of her Mex
lean work painted in the free, mod
|ern idiom with pleasing play of
Light through her loosely patterned
canvases. She captures much OF
the color and drama of the country
in her paintings and transmits her
personal enthusiasm TO the onlook-
Ter.
Also shown among her paintings
lis some of her latest work which
has been described as giving a
sense of poetry and mysticism. All
of her work has delightful sense
of the decorative.
Mrs. Kidd has studied at the
Art Students League, has painted
i'm Mallorca, Paris and Mexico,
and has exhibited at ole-man
shows in New York, Mexico and
Miami.
Listings of the names OF each
painting are posted at the gallery,
|and Key Westers and tourists VIII
find the exhibition to be one Of
great interest and appeal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
Woe

CLEVELAND IA restaurant
owner seeking a divorce testified
that within three months after his
marriage to a widow she had
moved five of her children and
three other relatives into their
home.
Josef A. Kinder, 50, said yester-
day his troubles began in 1852 on
the day he was introduced to Mrs.
Mary A. Green, so. She started
living at his house Immediately.
he said, and 10 days later they
were married.
Common Pleas Judge Frank J.
Merrick adjourned the trial until
Feb. s. Mrs. Kinder is contesting
the action.
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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R-Jeanne Grain
is back from the wilds of Africa
with the comment that Hollywood
stars are coddled and pampered
too much.
The flame-haired mother of four
filmed ''Duel in the Jungle" with
Dana Andrews. This was her first
independent venture after 10 years
of the glamor treatment at 10th
Century-Fox. She says it was an
eye opener for her.
Il never realized how much is
done for a star at the studios, !"
she remarked. There is someone
to take care of your hair, your
makeup. your clothes, everything.
If you have to walk down a hall
way in a scene, the director thinks
about whether you should do it or
a double should be hired.
In Africa, it was different. We
were on our own. Our assistant
director was killed in the rapids.
rehearsing a scene which Dana
and were supposed to do in a
small river boat two hours later.
| had one swimming scene in the
river, and / had to betied by ropes
underwater so I wouldn't be swept
away.
Il had faith in our director.
George Marshall. When you get
that way, you're willing to under
take anything, no matter what the
danger is. / think it's good too.
You get a bigger thrill out of
acting. and / think your work is
more vital.
"A lot of Hollywood stars lose
their vitality because everything
is done for them. They lack the
vigor of actually performing.
1t is more than half a year since
Jeanne ended her long association
with 2oth-Fox, and | asked her if
she regretted asking for her free
dom.
Not in the least" she said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26

n anyone hasIany lingering
doubts about the tonomic, indus
trial and general importance of
women, he sholh have a few
words with Hart ]. Earl, vice
president Of CEREAL Motors.
lit weren't I'd women, he says,
everybody migN stil be driving
Main black can with high seats,
small windshielk and maybe even
gears that hay b be shifted by
hand.
RS the IL woman who has
reyolutionize automobile design.
says Earl. 40 Is in charge of
styling. WoIen influence rs per
cent Of all|car purchases, and
when wome go shopping for auto
mobiles the know what they want.
.sRight Ger World War II we
started toeceise a LOT more let
ters than ger before, SAYS Earl.
::Today. I ut IS per cent of the
letters al from women. They're
very deflte in their suggestions
and critems
sDesikrs used to try to inter
Uret the minlne taste as they felt
Il shouIbe. But today a woman
can alJst write her own ticket.
"Autl obile designers are PAM
perinshe women, and that's to
the adntage Of the men too. Men
hesits at evolution in design-in
their lmes. cars or anything else.
n yoEhange anything they're &C.
Gust ed to, they squawk. But in
the d they usually decide that
mot knows hest
Tky's rainbOW.hued cars, with
sinEip steering control, comfort.
ahseats, smooth surfaces. foam
rn3r upholstery. automatic shift,
rJr brakes and air conditioning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
Mothers Club
Hears Paul Sher
At Meeting

Guest speaker at a recent meet.
ing of the Mothers Club of Con-
vent of Mary Immaculate and St.
JoSeph's school was Paul Sher,
chairman of the March of Dimes
campaign for the Key West area.
He outlined plans being carried
out IN the current campaign and
discussed the new polio vaccine
now undergoing experiment. If sue
cessful, he said, it may bring
about the end of the dread disease.
If results Of the test are as sue
cessful as anticipated, it may be
administered to the second and
third grades Of schools in Monroe
County. ,gsf
The first grade of St. JoSeph's
School and fourth grade of c. M. /.
won banners for having the most
mothers present. Refreshments
were served which included punch,
cookies and sandwiches, with Mrs.
Maude Roberts as hospitality
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
Miss Wuebbold
w ms Contest
In Magazine

Miss Claire Jeanne Wuebbold,
daughter OF Mrs. Lillian Wuebboad
Of 7ls Eaton ST.. is represented IN
the February issue of The In
Structor." nationally circulated tea
chers' magazine.
Miss Wuebbold won an award In
an art contest eo1ducted by this
magazine last year while she was
teaching grade 6 In Hawthorne
School, Brunswick, Maine. Teach
ers submitted the best examples ol
their pupils creative work in arr
aud haricraft, accompanied BY
their lesson plans. Miss Wuebbold' s
entry, Mobile Valentines" is re,
produced in color On full page
OF the current issue.
Miss Wuebbold is now Women
and Girls Secretary at the YMCA
in Evanston, Ill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
FLEET SONAR PARTY
TO BENEFIT
MARCH OF DIMES

U. S. Fleet Sonar School viii
give = cahsres Parry Benefit
for the March Of Dimes on
Monday evening al the Beach
Patio on the Naval Station.
All Naval personnel, their
families and invited guests will
be those attending the affair
which Is ore Of the many fund.
raising events, given by the
Navy during the March Of
Dimes campaign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
Paintings Of Three National Artists
NoiU On Exhibition At Galleries Of
East MarfeIIo To,cer In Key Vest

The paintings Evira Reilly Edythe Kidd and Hari Kidd
e unusually effective exhibition at East Marteo Tower
in the Key West and Historical Societys monthly show
reception prevew held Sunday afternoon for members Of
the Art and Society paintings divided into
with artist with Eva Realys oils of Key West scenes the
first gallery upon entering Har dds water coors which ne titled
the gallery the left and Edyhe Kids
oils in the gallery leading the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
Registered Nurses
Form, Unit In
Monroe County

1t has been announced recently
that the registered nurses of Mon
roe County now have a district ot
their own in the Florida State
a sub-district of Miami. 1t is now
a full-fledged district no. Is.
There viii be a meeting on Feb
ruary 9 at 1880 p. m. at Monroe
General Hospital. There viii be a
membership drive and all register
ed nurses of Monroe County, whe-
Their retired or in active service,
are asked t. attend.
For further information, please
contact Mrs Ruth Forsythe at 18-
B Arthur Sawyer Road or telephone
Mrs. Jeanette Fields at 2-2431.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26

There was a definite demarca-
ton in the groups which divided
the paintings Enthusiastically both
through the individual style of the
artists as web as through the ply
steal placement OF the rooms, yet
the whole show ties together in a
pleasant harmony.
Mrs. Reilly's oils drew consider
able comment and attention in her
iulpressioniStic Interpretation of
the Key West scene. There IS mood
and a projection of the basic quail
|ity of her subject, through warm,
clean color and well-balanced pat
tern. There is strength and under
standing in her paintings. and a
sense of the fundamental that
gives them power and vitality with
out being weighty or oppressive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
MARCH OF DIMES
TO BE HELPED BY
LUNCHEON SALE

The Convert Of Mary Imma.
euiate and 81. Joseph's School
will hold . cake and sandwich
sale at the schools tomorrow
noon with proceeds Of fhe sale
going 10 the campaign funds
for si,e March Of Dimes, II has
been announced. Chairman OF
This sale is Mrs. Ralph Milber-
ger.
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DOES Officers Will
Hare Special Meeting

All officers Of fhe BPo DOES
are urged to attend q special
meeting AZ 1850 on Wednesday
night at the Elks Club proceed.
ing the regular meeting Of the
organization which will begin
at 8 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
NOTICE

Sewing hours Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Monroe General
Hospital have been changed
from Thursday afternoon 10
Thursday morning from ? to
1850. The new hours will be
effective at this weeks meet.
ing.