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MUch-for-the-money trips to
EulOpe the Near East and Africa
~ IL
vs. sAB!E!;:!M!lAl::;9:': E|G|I|(

New York. HeIicopter service connects Cologne
and Bonn, with Brussels.
Q. Austrian Trip Fly to gay Vienna or historic
SalZburg. Music lovers can buy tickets to the
Salzburg festival Ouly 25th-August 3Oth, 1850
in New York.
=. Trip to Britain. A direct fight to Manchester
lands you in the heart of England's industrial
center and near her most interesting vacation
areas: the Lake District, the Shakespeare Coun-
try, the Welsh Mountains.
D. Trip to Casablanca. Gateway to North Africa,
this cosmopolitan center is near the magic
Moroccan cities Of Marrakech, Meknes, Fee and
Rabat. Super DC-6s fly direct from New York
in less than q day.
>. Camera safari" through the heart of the
Belgian Congo. Unique 3O-day Tour to be con-
Quoted by Tom Marvel, Observation-Disclosures
author Of The New Congo! Tour leaves New York
April nth via The Royal Sabena Super DC.6
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Cubu to Buy Ruilrood

Cuba has concluded a prelimi-
nary agreement for the purchase
Of United Railways System from
British owners at a cost Of $13
million.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-08
Bose nosipsal. Ns sw.

A baby boy weighing 3 lbs. was born April IA to Mrs, Marolyn Ann Post, wife of Donald Richard Post, EMFN. UsN.
 A baby boy weighing 6 lbs. IA czs. was born April 10 to Mrs. Charlotte Marie Tomlin, wife of William Fred Tomlin SIC. USN.
 A baby girl weighing 5 lbs. g ozs. was born April 10 to
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-08
BAPTIST Mission Rummage
 Sale. Saturdays I to 500 pm
BRIGHT RELEASED

Eugene V. bright, 25 years of age, a civilian Seaman on the USCG ship the Pathfinder was arrested by pstrolman Mckinley in Tony's Bar last Saturday and charged with attempted assault with a dangerous weapon. ,ss i,
 Mac" was making q rou- tine cheek of the bars and was standing at the door with his back to the bar. when his st- tention was attracted to a cOmmotion behind him. Turn ing around he found the civi- Han seaman with 8 knife in his hand and apparently ready to attack him. The assailant was disarmed and taken'to the local jail for questioning. < Monday morning Bright was arraigned on the charge stated above and the case war dismissed for insufficient tes. timony.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-08

Lee S. Arnoldi. Dean of Stu dents of Pacific College. For. est Grove. Oregon. has re, gently notified MT. and Mrs A. L. Fenner, that their son Don, was on the honor roll tOs the fall semester.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-08
eentifasd 5 fcaa.s 5. Page '

LuST--straight razor $5 re- ward. Hawkins, at Mecca. WILL-take care of one child
 between 8 and 6 pm days.
 Phone 2o6l s ss. <
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-08
hDUIAK MIRO,
.ydia tn) Wiley, wife 5. ot Paul Wiley CPL. .USA

A aaby boy weighing 2 lbs 6 o2s was born April 27 to Mrs. Dixie Aan Allen. W fe of David Joseph Allen ADS USN.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-08
Hospital Kews

To MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Nc Donald May 6 a son, 8 lbs. A ozs. name, David.
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rovEs BUT NO RRGRloERAToRs
No More Than Three Children
HARRISON 2-7234

C0LORED-S.E.-Semidet. brick; 3
bedrms:. fun bsmt.s fenced yard.
Avail. immed. LU. 1880 before 3.
- MODERN a.BEDRM.
houses. automatic gas heat. In ex-
mo. plus nth. Apply at "A Eye st.
ss;w. lst, flr., 1850 daily or phone
WITH INCOME.
Very attraetively arranged house;
presently has 2 tenants paying ST
per mo-. Attractive apis: can be
ARRANGED within. 1898 Girard st,
NV; S1T5 mo. call~WASHBURN q
MAIZE, ST. 3-2Sl5. -s6
COLORED-3eI you ST. N.w.-s
rms. > baths, kitchen. compl reno.
vated; lovely neighborhood: Si0f
mo; HARRISON q ADAMS. Ma
6 solISooRSisD-s-RooM HOUSE, 4el,
Marlboro pl NV; $50. WASHING.
TON REALTY RA. $500.
C0LORED--NEWLY DEC, NE
rms. $50. WALTER A. BROWN
1ols vt. ave-, Ma. s-l662.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

WIDOW WILL SHARE NV home with
I or 2 young empl adults, Nr. buses,
shop. ETC Box l7s-v. Star. 10
WILL SHARE psyfiy furn. house,
nice grounds. &C de $50 mo-: also
cottage for rent. .JE. 4-6S12. RS
TWO YOUNG LADIES to share NV.
home, ! " blks. from Mass ave;
air-cond. twin bedrm. with pvt.
bath; utils. phone. linens. laundry
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HOUSES FURNISHED Gent
washington, %. g.
FRIDAY. July rs. 1854

AUGUST LIST TO JANUARY 1st--
Attractive furn. house nr. American
I'll ss@s. Rsfs.0 t rsanir;sd. I'M. a 5.
suGsa2MsiEs sARcArN-Juiy 2e-Aus.
"a: n. Art; cool, 4 bedrms., dishes.
1859 NEWTON 81. NV. = Only
$126 per mo-; g bedrms.. 2 baths;
2 extrs rms. Sd d. unfurn.; GOO
VIM ssno0 4. iEranRse6s f &c Co. a IA. $500
CHfEv1Ys caAsE@Juiy 81 to sept: 9.
sSS ,nn sbe a,ce ,ha Sy's s.rSsn sisS
C2RHEy44 zS GsHsAsE-BETHKsDA We
have o number Of houses evailaDie
q A1.s:s fp Sa Us J 81 SIC CO. CO re
Wo. $500. $500 Conn ave, -25l
BETHESDA, mr.. Naval Medical Hos
pital = Well-furnished 2-bedrm;
hoHe with 9TH. aSSitioansshi o Sed syes e of
CH IevtiY CHASE. D. c., on Reno ID
Lge. house, suit. for children; 81
bsdrms. 5aths' lst,fi. h e51r n nn
Can MISS coRBiN. DU. 7-iSs4 or
ySsf 0ooFiff 18th sT.-Lovsly s;rm.
e ess s And ssi f55sss. a H1sslf 1Eaaasscsff
NEARBY MD.-Mod. rambler; lovely
BIN fssei = ssiS SSs. CO.. g. IA $3.50;
IiS asa ai NY siP Bsv B1xf fs' ars Rsf!
s S2 WI WAfsSs0SSSs s1s svE ~ rms. i re-
ception hall. IL. baths: front and
rear porches; pvt. drive. Cool ana
comfortable. S215 per mo. to re-
Of igpp uPpsR Ps5tsN 0 a4 rented
to embassies, 2-story det. brk. @
Fms, PA baths. Incl. Tv. Disposal.
kit. utensils, linen. Bendix. freezer.
mangie.. 120-ft. frontage, fenced.
Gk0vER PARK@Row brka, 5 bdrms:
overlooEins wooded hin, bsmt.. built
In garage; gas heat. Close to schools.
churches, shop. center, theater; on
busline.. streetcar transp. blks:
37th st. NV. Can be seen between
LYON VILLAGE. va. - Diet. white
2-story Colonial. rms, incl. 3-bed-l
rms, den, sunrn. plus pantry, bkfst.
Oos: full i ssmt Il s sasss TV sH.o-
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
o home: ) bedrns.. baths; nicely
furn. Rental to adults only on
years lease. Avail. Sept: l. SIz5I
mo. Call Mr.. Raymond, CHEVY
o g Az. sEssE4 AsaTY Co. kM. 1850
ks0s 18th 81. N.Y. bedrms.. iiv.
plss.i Sil furnished; a. SIS Us mont month COM
1888 ( 81. NV. Ma. s-osS2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATEsSEN AND GROCERY.
$4,000 stock, $1,000 fixtures: must
sen. Brokers. attention. RIA. 3-6s02.
MAN OR WOMAN, or both, e too On
son; FAILS CHURCH DRuGs 81 GsF.
Falls Church. Va. --25
GROCERY STORE-Small store In
eolored section; So working DAYS
per wk. Closed Mondays. Good
equipment. No agents. $4,000, lock.
STOCK and barrel, Reas. terms LII. =
V9I1, Ii. 3-S755. Good BEGINNERS
POOL ROOM, 8 tables, fully .ou,nped
s ~ IN st. NV $500 per mo. Ma.
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY--Fully
5000 per mo. Ma. S-4639. --25
WELDER AND MACHINIsT comb
with equipment, contacts and Some
capital, needs shop space, partner
snip snip. or what have you. BOX 431-V.
MEMS SHOP estas.: excel. location ID
m SSSooe s.cy yiS,leme oslea e.. inventory.
contact owner. ei7 H st. ne. -.S5
BEAUTY SALON for sale: excellent
NV. location: air conditioned; viii
make deal for cash. ST. 3-05bo.
GROCERY WITH LIVING oIj3R.
Clean sGoe l0s and in .to nssarby W.s.;
business $500. Total price we onIy
$4,000 with $500 down. See TO- TO-.
day. Call Mr.. Brown, with YEoNAs
REALTY. ia. $4,000, ia. T-l243.
LEEsBURG PIKE-Desired cor. ioox
200 new equip. rest; sale or lease
5000 Z 100 cash; q; $1,000. -s4
ton. estab. over 15 yrs; mixed
f Iatas; y st Se2 y s yo avsrase nice
e epDs.; k-i $1,000 down; long terms.
SELLING? Can us to sell your bns,.
ness In suburban Maryland. We
f haEs clients nHnI y With cash; Cali In
HARDWARE STORE, modern fixtures I'M
I IEor STOCK; NV. suburb. Write Box
MoSEkN' i sEE.AurY SALON for T2 sale.
oprs: estab IS, yrs. by owner.
conditioned; low rent; lease; no
competition; steady refined ciienteie
Busy neighborhood. Wash. Ideal for
couple. Cash only. Box 22b-T, star.
WORKING PARTNER. display va ana
exhibit arm: plant, facilities and
stan presently. producing high
caliber work with increasing volume.
BETTER-cLAss BOOMING HoUsE,
- rms, 81 baths; income. $500;
icns teouceu immaculate possession:
ssea sS6 exceptional opportunity. HO.
LIST COMMERCIAL STORE BurLSSING
ana residence for sale on prominent
corner In Northeast. Reported to
have been successfully operated as
ladies' wear store doing cash bust
Cali Mr.. INLAY at ca. 5o44S2 with
the CAREY WINSTON co. -23
HAVE $4,000 CASH to invest. plus
fuil-time services: mechanically in
clined; Washingtonian. Any legiti-
mate proposition considered. Box
DRIVE NM NM RESTAURANT and 95 ant
available; on o. s. No. /, at Pred
erickshurg. Va; reasonable. Call
Sterling 6-2796 or write p. o. BOX
$50, Fredericksburg. Va, for details.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE; on good
location: good for Jewish and Chi
r ness trade: See MIR. ALEX 1888
GROCERY STORE. near Falls church.
Va, q growing community: rent, $50
mo-, long lease: double.duty loft.
meat case, Enterprise meat grinder,
American slicing machine. National
REGISTER, Victor computing machine.
menf. $3.50. JE. 5000. IS.
WELL ESTAB. GROCERY. Doing
$4,000 yr.. business. Low price in
cludes stock and fixtures to man
with Va cash. Call today to INSPECT.
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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

1908 18th ST. NE.
Four blocks north of new Providence
Hospital under construction.
ONE YEAR, $105 MONTH
On 2-year lease, Sos mo-, first year,
500 month, second year.
TACHED BRICK HOME; 8 BED
ROOMS, DINING ROOM, MODERN
KITCHEN. ETC.
OPEN Q TO 4, SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Drive odt Michigan ave, past Cath.
Ollie Univ. turn left on 18th ST., then
left on South Dakota / block.
STEUART BROS, INC.
1919 9Th ST. NV.
d. 7-2434. DI. 7-S696
pa
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Attention VeferansI

hLt6utlOn veterans
p. G. Rambl er-$865 On.
Yes, for S9e.35 mo. Incl, principal.
inseTssL ssxes and insurance, YOU
llr; Eastern star Homei 3 heirn,s
baths. itv. rm., din. rm., comb.
with nrepl;. full bsmt.. Eas forced
~ nest. House less than yrs.
oiq: on e0,xl2T lot. Remarkable
yalue &c Sl7,300 on today's mar
EyIss. Nh 'f snUMs esl hE s s1s.s g
Leo M. Bernstein & Co
lab & 81. NV. ME. s-S40o
CoLORED-5th And 3 SIS. Ne
room, 20.ft Colonial row brick.
r9nt porch, dbl. rear porch; 2-car
& sHELfSN. Rssito or s5 rs a. ysS3aH
cOLQRED-1027 BUNKER HILL m
ModeIn detached brick on large
corner iot: living room with tire-
pace: aiming room. kitchen, 8 bed
utility room. Oh h.-R.h., III bstiis.'
large front porch. slate roof. de.
down, Dawn RAJ. s EsTATE. ' ecs
u6 6fs65nsdS si FIJI .om sSss -: ms
2 stoves 2 refgr.. i apt. now vacant sSsst'
Hsmt Gas heat, good location.
pay your note. Asking. Sl3.050,
small down payment. CARL o. o.
H560LIQ2MnaA 5N Ma. s-5491. ewes.
CoLORED-MoVE fN-S35O DOWN
y. Capitol and New York ave-; fine
bricE large rooms; oil h..w.h.;
iuli bsfnt. front and rear yards. a
real buyi DI. 7-0S30; RIA. 5000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

NORTH MICHIGAN PARK - Why
spend another summer in that hot
apartment II you can buy this flre
n jsct to WIN VA ssls D5 r. casn ssG
semidet. brk. like new; s bedrms..
full tiled bath: 1st-fioor tiled Law
atory, big, fully equipped kit. with
breakfast space; full basement; ex-
cellent neighborhood; convenient
to schools and transp. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411: ewes. OIL.
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK = Mewl,
redec. 6-rm. semidet.. brick; full.
tiled bsmt. with lavatory, laundry
Arm. with Bendix and dryer; fenced
yard; only $3.50 down, assume CT
loan. Price. S13,950. Immed. pos
sess. 603l 18th st; ne: Ewes, can
LA. 6-9550. THOE. d. WALSH. INC,
S15 18th st. NV. DI. 1857. -22
CORNER BRICK, 3 rms. gas a.-c.
heat: leaving city:y sacrifice. OWNER.
ia. e-2434. 1920 End ct. ne.
INVESTORS. ATTENT1ON--Three 3.
room-and-bath apis. Owner viii
take. back lge: 1st trust; small S4sn l
rsa1,rsd sc Gan s 2; a HUMPHREYS,
ATTENTION INVESTORS - capt.
SI55 mo. Tenant pay all utils:;
$2.95a handles. or OF. CLAUDE
WOOD. JU. $1,000.
$500 ELK. EvART ST. N.E.-rStone-
and-frane bldg. 10 rms 3 kits, 3
baths; oil ht.; gar; lot 10OxI 30;
space for smother bids. Very very
fsssR & Real lRx g ESTATE. d "a csll
QQ00. rae II Q-9QQE -2E
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no. 2-3783

Luncheonette-S Soda Fount.
Owner quotes $1,000 monthly. Lee.
profits. small overhead. Nice Nv.
quarters. Wonderful opportunity for
couple. $1,000 down. Exclusive.
Ewes, al Litofi, ~. 1886. &
KOGOD q BOOKOFF
ga : q. NV. Ma. s-ss7s
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VIRGINIA MOTEI,
CHILDREN'S
READY-TO-WEAR

We have q new store in q modern
SHOPPING center, situated IN the
heart OF very thickly populated
netshborhood. with an unusual
Directly across the street from
new district school with ample
parking. For lease, call
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COLORED
0.EAMTT.V H0MT
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

BRADBURY HTS. mr.. Ala. ave-, "
blk, from school; Diet. brick; center
hall; 9 rms. 3 bedrms.. screened
iot;1Sib. $50. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC. LU. 4-3400, LU.s 2-5976.
CAPITOL HILIs--One block H. o.
Bldg, corner prop; 10 rms, 3 kits,
8 baths: brick garage $1,000
trust; furn. or unfurn.; will sac
$500 5aoRSe, casa -s 500 MO-. .ea5 III.
tached brick homes. 4 yrs. old; 9
rooms, 2 bedrooms each. Large
SHALL ,. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
No 10, 81 Down TSSY FysHxiMENT-s-sedrn. ..
sSs sy s I'll . e SIS s esI mo- ps
taxes and insurance. Call MIR
ROWE, 10. 1856. --25
APARTMENT - sI3. 800;
Anacostia Boiling area; two modern
1-bedroom apis. about 5 years old.
2 blocks from Nichols ave. con.
Mr.. Clark. RIA. 3-90Il. MARSHALL
y W ln So, Reaitor. 1924 18th
$500 DOWN--Detached bungalow on
Alabama ave. Sc; ideal for retired
couple. Full finished basement. oil
heat; detached garage; immaculate
condition. Cali Mr.. Penland. ST. g.
1858; ewes LU. 2-7612. ATLAS
els rs stoiufHERN AVE. s.E.--3 BED
rooms, rec. rm.; fenced yard. corner
lot; new-house condition.; &11 800.
HARRISON Il ADAMS, Ma. S-S30S,
OF OLE, 4-O326. 20
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED--we
Spring: Bethesda: Chevy Chase. free
} appraisals, no delay. For complete
PERRY Hay Co. 10. 5-6a42.
4 BEDRMs.. unfurn.. Diet. Bethesda-
want nice home for parents. Approx.
$3.50. Excel. care. VIII consider op-
ton TO buy. Do. $1,000, Ext. 64a.
COUPLE TO BIZ MARRIED ii late
sept. desires e rent small house In
County. Can EN-. 3-lS24 Sat. before
% pm. or sun. Am. 25s
ENGLISH COLONEL, wife and no
chlldren require furn, house Sept
4 area GEORGETOWN, Woodley Park.
Minimum 2 bsdrms., reception and
BRITISH OFFICER, works In Penta-
gon; wants furn. house for 2 yrs: at
col. VIVID, De. moo I5o or .e Isl. !.
600, Ext. 1854,
LADY, white, with dog. wishes small
sA sosss.u a BOn ae g fq sta; st5
VA. RENTALS
we need good houses for tenants
coming into our area. Kindly list
oose property BY phcninE XII.
al BAKER a SON. INC.
M: 9-8644 TIE. 6-7343
:, RENTALS WANTED. VA,
LIST your house with US and let Ms
take the work and worry Oh your
shoulders. Call XII S-3fO6 til q
RoUTH ROBBINS REALTY nc.
Furnished 3-Bedrm. House
For the month Of Aug. IA. 5-93s7i
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Brick-and-Stone Ramblers
B lge. rms, 2 baths. full bsnats.. scr.
porches; very desirable location,
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Priced to
sell quickly on reasonable terms.
OPEN II TILL DARK
Out 18th st. NV. to
East-West hwy, turn left to Mea-
dowbrook lane. turn right to houses.
or out Conn. ave. to hEast-WeSt
hwy, turn right to Meadowbrook
lane, turn left to houses.
GOLDSTEN BROS.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 7-1asS
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WOODRIDGE--VACANT
1923 NEWTON ST NE

Open Sunday. a.. Niee det.ehsd
6-rm. home; modern tile Tie b Sttsaen fnsl
basement oil heat. large yard. Bar
sam priced. with low down pay
81. 5-s444. WEEK END. 10. $1,000
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WHEATON
WEST EVANSVILLE
Sis

Three-bedroom. two-story, full base.
ment. gas hot-wster heat; nice lot
Due to transfers out Of town, ",
have several Of these desirahl,
homes located in q subdivision oper.
ated as rental project for the pas
IL years.
These houses are well, cared for
newly decorated throughout. includ
ing floors. Convenient to stores
schools churches and transporta.
ton. You win have nice neiehbor,
as we have always been selectiv,
with our clients.
STOVES BUT NO RRGn1oEHATons
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BEAUTY SHOP

Ideal location In new. modern shop
ping center: low rental; lease to suit
Of customers. IN Sc, b. c. Fof
lease, call
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George Mason School Area
1907 -, summit ,t. ave- Ss;:. Als ;;E y, ya pc
rm., den, 2 bedrms. and bath. very
nice yard. S125 per mo. Call Mr..
Smith with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
DI. Tall. -23
Short or Long Term
FALLS CHURCH
Six large rooms. Q baths. screened
porch. Must be seen to be sppre-
ciated. Call Mr.. May, ia. 10000,
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 4763
Lee hwy, Arl
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SHEPHERD PARK
MORNINGSIDE DIR.
Newly on market. One Of those fine
Breunineer homes. near school and
transp.: brick. slate roof; center
hall. large liv. rn., big din. rm.,
small paneied den, spacious kit.
lovely screened porch; End a. has
S.t ssdrms baths sso 4t ato ssds ,oa and
I full bsmt.. with rumpus room. on q
very fine lot; Gear Diet. garage. Cal
JAMES e. SCHWAB. EN-. $500:
eyes,, OIL. 2-I409 or WO. 6-l40S.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1SIay4s7zWT O9.9Sl rs

FULL-sIzE BEDRMs.
700 block Of 26th St. net bed
rms. ! on LIST a.: 2 Kitchens. 2
Ice. front porch; corner lot. 76x1S0.
Price reasonable. Moderate Down
payment. AL conveniences. Prop
erty In AL condition. Mr.. Mobley.
eyes.. Ii: 7-363l. zAGAMI REAL
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!. CoLORED-S6,9 $50
Near Trinidad ave and Queen ST.
rms. and full bsmt., seniidet. home
oil h.-w.h. Easy terms, immed. poss
JOHN L. SHELTON, Reaitor, 10
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fsO8 18th ST. NW.-6 bedrms.. liv.
rna,. din. nm, kit. and bath: COM
FLOYD =. DAVIS d CO.
1879 Z st. NV. MA. s-oSS2
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EAKoMA PARK. lis Park ave-
Can I. cRowKLLs 10. 5-5oSo. --25
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-08
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

The proposal to kick out the USo
and move City Hall to Jackson
Square strikes me as rather fool
ish. was talking with John Gard
ner, Of Gardner's Pharmacy, the
other day and he holds opinions
similar to my own.
Gardner is a man who has seen
Key West through good times and
bad. He says, "The Navy and tour
lists are our most important assets.
Jackson Square is the ideal loca-
ton for a USO and the Chamber
of Commerce. :"
It seems to me that City Mana
ger Vic Lang made a wise choice
in moving to Poinciana. The time
is coming when we are going to
have to do away with the present
City Hall - in spite of the senti-
mental attachment that die-hards
might feel for the pile of bricks.
The suggestion that the US0 be
moved to the second floor of the
present City Hall seems altogether
out of order. The lower end of Du.
val Street has an unsavory repu-
tation. You might argue that if this
is the case, it is up to the police
to do something about the situa-
ton. would agree but ! know
full well that such a cleanup ID
practically impossible. The iniqui.
ty that appears in the open down
town is the result of pseudo-res-
pectable citizens whom the police
can't get to first base against.
But don't let me get started on
that subject! Most of our leading
citizens stick their heads in the
sand and refuse to listen when the
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subject of improving Key West mo-
rally is discussed. I just hope that
the Commissioners will leave well
enough alone and not ruin the fine
work that is presently being car
ried on at the USO and Chamber
of Commerce.
Growth Of Marathon
Marathon continues to grow -
in a rather unorthodox way. 1t is
spread in a straight line about ten
miles along U. S. No. /.
Folks are friendly up that way
which probably helps explain why
tourists like the place. Quite few
Navy men are getting in the ha-
bit of going there on liberty, too.
Someday, Big Pine Key will de-
velop. The suggestion advanced by
Rogelio Gomez for an additional
highway to Cape Sable is sound. II
and when it is built, new city
viii be born at Big Pine.
Fiuoridafion
Haven't heard much from the
fluoridation boys lately. That's a
bad sign. I'd rather see them out
working openly.
There is suppose to be a fuori-
dated salt on the market. Twenty
five cents buys enough for a years
medication. ! wonder if it would be
possible to build up a charitable
fund so that we could supply this
type Of fluoride to those poor souls
who claim that their children need
the medicine? These people are ap-
parently too misery to spend less
than the cost of a pack of cigar
cites for a years supply of the
medicine!
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Cannon Firing Is Okayed By Judge

: DORvAL. Que. N - Municipal
Judge Jules Beauregard ruled last
night that gun has to be loaded
with bullets to make It a lethal
firearm, and that salvos of blanks
from an ancient yacht club can.
non aren't endangering any lives.
The Judge dismissed charges
brought against the Royal St. Law.
renee yacht Club after irate citi-
zens OF this town near Montreal
objected to the nightly salute the
club fires from its 1z-ineh antique
cannon.
Yacht Club Secretary G. T.
White says 4 rival petition il cir
cuiating among residents s'who en-
joy the noise of the cannon each
night"
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'Septemberl4
For
9-Nation Meet

LONDON, H-Britain has suR.
gested Sept. IL for a nine
London meeting Of foreign minis.
tiers to discuss West German 70.
armament.
Italy. the Netherlands and sever
q other countries have agreed 10
the date, but Washington officials
said yesterday they were not cs..
tain that us. Secretary Of State
Dulles could fit the mid-September
London date into his busy schedule.
Dulles now Is attending the
SEAT0 conference in Manila.
The State Department indicated.
however. that it was agreeable 10
the conference, to which the Brit.
lsh also have invited France, West
Germany, Canada, Belgium and
Luxembourg.
The British informally proposed
the party to consider steps for re.
storing West German sovereignty
and rearming the West Germans
after the six-nation European army
plan failed to gain ratification IN
the French Assembly.
The London government feels
the talks could be completed in
four or five days so the foreign
ministers would be free for the
opening of the United Nations Gen.
eral Assembly in New York Sept.
81.
From Germany, meanwhile.
came another demand for guns 10
defend the free Western half of
the nation against possible Com.
munist aggression. DIR. Thomas
Dehlr, chairman of the Free Demo.
cratic party (FDP) - second
largest in Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer's four-p arty coalition
government - said, European 50.
curity demands the rearmament
OF West Germany"
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Funds Solicited
To Repair Steeple

BOSTON IN - The Boston post
office today made available to the
Old North Church the historic ally
significant Box No. 1776 for the
collection of funds to replace the
hurricane-felled steeple.
Frederick Kimball, clerk of the
Lantern League, sponsor of the
$150, 900 campaign, said he expects
many history-minded persons to
point out that the famous lanterns
were hung from the Old North
steeple for Paul Revere in ITS,
not 1776.
1--WE are well aware of this" he
said, "but Box ITS already be-
longs to someone else"
He added: "The year 1776 il
probably better known anyway as
the year Of independence"