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Evening star., 1954-04-24
RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 6I8
K st NV ME- S-00S9
1000 CHICKS left over from Easter;
will make good fryers. S5 per hun
dred. White Emden Goslings, $50
ea,. o.: G: MAXWELL. Lanham. Md.
WA. 7-l545. -25
FRESH LGGS daily. 9 Il NJ Farm.
$500. Riggs rd.. Hyattsville. Md.
HE. Alta. -35
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STEEL

We have a large stock of steel beams
WE WILL cur 10 SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
4OO2 Minnesota Ave Sc. LU. 4-0500
Evening star., 1954-04-24
FURNITURE, USED
FROM FINANCE COMPANY

Beds. chests. electric refrigerators.
etc. Open Sat, 70 to 6: Sun, 10 to
st NV. cor N. Y ave -25
FURN.-MuSt vacate by April 2S.
Unusual sand-blasted lamp tables,
armchairs and buffet: couch; arm
chair; kitchen set; antique French
chest and mirror; china odds and
ends. lilo Oakeare dr.. Chillum,
Md: WA. T-S233. -25
FURN.-Leaving town-Fine pcs. at
sacrifice. Club chair. $50; love seat.
SIS: FIR. Prov. bedrm. suite; elee.
sewing mach, 2702 Wis. ave. Apt.
4O2. EN-. S-4b17. "a
Evening star., 1954-04-24

The John Kilpen Hotel
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV
ROCK Creek Park. Dble. and sgie.
rms, pvt bath avail; excel. meals;
rates, $50 Mk. up. HO. 2-3566.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ONE LGE. 3-YR. OLD HUNTER pros.
brood mare and fcal. Cali WAR.
oNE oRENFoNi RSGisTHi,FSe TA zserT7l1 SI;l6c .c7V@
several registered Duroc PIGS from
champion stock; good Al project
TOP HEREFORDs, Registered: 2 cows
bulls, 4 heifers; sell all or in lots
excel. herd foundation; Reasonable
LARGE lSs SS'e1 k1SENe ieIsi Gx HoksfAlso
TWO EXCELLENT riding horses fol
sale: S-year sorrel .gelding, we'll
hammered, but with plenty Of spirit
%sf.r SsfaT 0sen Rendera seldnsd sdnF TsnRssss
even MANAGEABLE by children. NJ
reasonable offer rejected. JU; q
60S3 or JU. 5-5672. -26
ANGUs-30 choice purebred yeariins
steers, S2.400. PO. 2-2217. 30
TENNESSEE walking mare. chestnut
a. 5a51 7lisss 1issls Falls rd'. Arl'' %2s or cal
MARE-Gentle, well-mannered, IA
hands, ideal for children, $3.50; also
bride, saddle. OIL 6-S2l5. -25
ANGUS AUCTION-Staunton Dis
trict Quality Plus Show and Sale at
Stsunton Purebred Livestock Pa
NAAAOAs 1O00AbOAAs va 1nOhodJs cAdS ,
3. 1854. Show at 9:30 am. sale
at pm. Five f1ashy herd bulls, SO
top foundation females from some
Of the leading heards in Virginia.
Lunch on grounds. For catalog
write, Virginia Aberdeen Angus
Assn, Inc, Box 1873. Charlottesville,
CHEssTNsHUjr GELDING. five GATED
excellent manners. See him anC
you'll want him. FU. S-5193. ga
PONY, quiet. gentle. 4s-in. tall; ride
or drive. UN. 4-O492.
HEREFORD COWS white-faced
with calves. EO. 1-74O1. -25
GELDING. spirited bay. 3 years old
Willing Jumper; will make excellent
hunter; S175. ia. S-137S. -25
PALOMINO TRICK GELDTNG-S5OC
BLACK WELSH PONY-S25O
BLACK SHETLAND PONY-$150
MRS. E. z. GARNSEY
Reva: Va. Phone Madison Va. 294;
CHINCHILLAS
Single males, young pairs; willard
George Graded above average. Call
TIE. 6-5105. -25
Evening star., 1954-04-24

WASHING MACHlNE. Easy. Wr1n2er
type; good cond., $25. RA. 3-375S.
WASHING MACHINE, brand-new,
elec wringer type, Easy make;
priced for quick sale. OV. 3-1094.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix Diala-
matte. brand-new. Cash price, S120.
IA. 2-3246. --.,5
WATER HEATER. 80 gal, new in
crate; will sell reasonably: also can
install Ii. .4-4S63; nights. RA.
WATER HEATER. Permas slas. so gal.
Used 8 mos. 500. Will install, JU.
WEDDING DRESS - chantilly lace
and satin; size IA; reasonable.
WINDOWS. steel easement. with ro-
tary hardware: brand-new; best
offer. UN. 4-927S. -25
YOUTH BED. maple: highchair and
crib; Serta bed; Rollaway cot
misc turn OIL Q-SQ5o -06
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TEL IEVISION SALE

TRAINS AND ACCESSOksES. Lionel
new. half price. Call ia. 5-s637.
TRANSFORMER-Neon gas. 115 volt
90 cycle. $50 volt amperes capacity
$50. HE. 4-S639. -"5
.Tv, :O-lN. MUNTZ, full doors. blond
finish, with antenna. $500; peri
picture tube, spiral antcnna. In.
auire S207 Flower ave. Takoma PIX
TYPEwRlTERS. port. tNEWl. Rem
ROYAL. Smith-Corona. Und.. Olympia
free. home dem; ST so wk. DI. z.
TYPEwRITER-L. C. Smith: offc,
toned: $50 Me S-64a3.
TYPEWRITER, Remington, noiseless
once Very good condition, $40
TYPEWRiTIRs-Rent =. new port.
full smount deductible from pur.
WRITER co. 2o1s 14th st. NV.
WASHER. Bendix. completely auto.
mats. perfect condition, $'5. OIL
WASHERS. Bendix. used; rent OF
Conn. ave. EN-. s-7300.
WASHER. 1851 Bendix Economat
fully automatic; excel. cond. Priced
for quick sale at $50. ia. 70769
WASHER. Whirlpool auto. with suds
saver; used a little over a W.; Sl3o;
moving. AP. 7-3S23. -,5
WATER HEATER, cleo. 30 gals.
excel. cond Ewes. 10. "-6464. 20
WASHERS-Late models. nike new
$35; also. washers. S22.5O. porta-
bles, S25. Deliv. ST. 3-l.JG.
WASHER AND DRIER SALE
Lowest discount prices on all 1g54
auto. washers and elec. or gas drier:
plus q good selection OF recondi-
toned trade-ins.
Whirlpool Automatic $49.0 .0f
GE Automatic 80. .0(
Frigidaire Automatic - %. .0C
Bendix 230-Volt Drier $3.50 90. .0C
SLATTERY'S
4301 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-4411
S100 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. OIL. 2-666f
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MUI,TIIITH 1870

Excellent condition, all attachments: :
need space; must sell. RE. 1851.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

3l01 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Axai sps Ese Mss v0sedrm. oSeasf full i dinett: @
and kit. bath, ige. dressing closet.
New Hotpoint refgr. with freezer
top. new stove. $50 per mo-. incl.
utils., laundry facils. Excel. location.
conV. transp. No children or pets.
See ianitnr for Instruction. "a
Evening star., 1954-04-24

bath; utils. furn.: s55. AID. 2-a5ie
6s:s GEORGIA AvE.-Liv. rm.. din
Torkns T DssTms sats kH H. aotsGo Ssth all gtil'
Mr.. MAYFLoWER HOTEL. in Ice. apt
bldg; bed. .-liv. rm.. kitchenette and
bath; 9th 4. cor: apt; facing south
GN6RSETowSExt: Mp IIl5g Ext: S.d;,r Sss; ant 2a tsr.
RANDALL II. HAoNER & Co, De
3 FURNisHED RMS, newly decorated
Pvt. entrance. employed couple. 500
sSst SsF %pi %iscoSsfiN W fs?esSi 2Sr. NV. "a .
rms. kit, and bath. .Ap. bldg. opp.
ESQ GALLATN ST. N.wr-s rms,
nicely furn., pvt. bath; utils.; conv.
location; adults.: ss5. ia. 9-3ass.
BEACoN APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV
EEIey.. enc. bedrm.. liv. rm..
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-studio rm. d.
sen sssamipys. ms hath. ns .Es9gs rstgF hot Plate;
EFficfENcY ISi II for s'Ga : girls: apt. bids.
Liv. RIM. Ice. bedrm., sun porch.
dinette and kit Completely furn =,
S1oO PEI me: bHOAOMOHE APTS..
Apt. 719, EN-. 2-5O95. Inspection
ATTRAC. ~ xPrs.-s1s wk. up.
Child or baby welcome. Also h,k.
rms; Reas. 1lo1 18th NV. d. =
sasi CONN. AvE.-smtable for 2.
3 or 4 girls. Completely furnished.
$110. EN-. 2-1692; RE. 7-3629.
ee,4 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Iiv.
rm.. two bedrms.. kit, pvt. bath;
pleasant home atmosphere. S1@5
GEORGETOwN-uniaue 1-bedroom
apt. Garden. Fireplace New Sl35
Others. $125 and sl75. co. 5-4tis9.
1882 18th ST. N.w.-studio apt.
lge. liv. rm.. kit. beth. Dus 4
/ 5es 18th ST. N.w.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit, bath. Call Ii. 7-0921 or see
.is S 18th ST N.w.-s-rm.. kit. bath
apt; newly decor. See resident
SHER. PIX. vIC.-Efic., $40; terrace
APT; aPs $50; ssdsH sasEsa sludos HI s-EI4 PNs
PARK RD... vest Of 18th s..-Pyt-
mod. sun deck; clean: all utils: !;
eony:: suitable 4 or .: 500. RA.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

KERRY BLUE TERRIER
Male. 3 months. Axe. champion
stock. lease trained: almost house
broken; wonderful pet with real
Evening star., 1954-04-24

Newly redecorated 1-bedrom apt.
modern furnishings; bus at door.
Rent includes heat and hot water.
Apply janitor. 43l2 Georsia ave.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. ma. s-o3s3
Evening star., 1954-04-24

FURNITURE-7-rm -rm. rambler. full OF
furn.. all must be sold. 203 Tyson
dr.. Falls Church. JE. 4-5155. -25
FURNITURE-Blon mahog. desk.
studio couch and mattress: half
Evening star., 1954-04-24

1871 Goth ST, Conn ave. at R-One-
bedroom apt, beautifully furnished
with porch and garden; first floor
back. 500 to persons who will look
after fine collection furniture. Call
WILLIAMS. DU. 7-5039.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

ing room table. Reasonable. JU; o.
FURNITURE - Hepplewhite mahoe
bedrm. suite incl. double bed, =
night tables, Beautyrest mattress.
Simmons Ace springs. Call JU. =
0733 in am. and after pm. -26
FURNITURE-Leaving town. must
sell all furnishinss' s.oedTm' Ir APT,
dow drapes, pictures. center and emo
tables. lamps. RCA IL in. TV. cedar
chest; = twin-bed sets. one blond
mahog.. elec. vacuum. mems suits,
2-bedroom. nicely furn. apt? Lac.
rooms: move in. Loc. Lee Gardens,
OPP. Fl; Myer. Va. on Ari. blvd.
FURNITURE-Bedrm. suites. 6-pe.
complete: studio couch, dinette set:
excel. cond. Leaving town, will
sell reasonably. RA. 3-369n. 20
FURNITURE---DininE table buffet. q
chair5; solid mahog; double BED
bureau, vanity bench inlaid mahoS.
FTRNITURE-Liv. rm. set. Chinese
Chippendale dining room set, black
LACQUER sofa and lounge chair for
den, modern; modern twin, twin BED and
ture Cali Ju. 7-5611. II
FURNITURE. din, mahos.. ex-
eel. cond.: table, 60-in. buf. corner
china cab, 4 chairs, newly uphol.;
$500. JA S-S657. --.5
converts. to bedl. $40; .. chairs.
tables. S1o ca: dinette set. 6-pc..
light mahog., S75; bedroom suite,
3 pcs, bed. dresser. chest. 500;
baby carriaSe. $40. UN. 4-1Sl0.
--25
FURNITURE, including china and
antiques; 3 rms. KE. S-26Tl. SIS
FURNITURE-Bedr suite with Mr.
and Mrs. dresser, maple breakfast
set. twin HOLLYWOOD beds with head
boards; tr. dining room suite, rug
and pad. occ. chairs. end table and
lamps Must sell. RA. 3-1416. "a
Evening star., 1954-04-24

CHINCHILLAO
Single males, young pairs; willard
George Graded above average. Call
TIE. 6-5105. -25
Evening star., 1954-04-24

FURNITURE - Living rm.. sectional
couch. :, chairs. tables, lamps; mod
ern, like new, excel. condition. Must
sell. moving immed. DU. 1923.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

CONNECTICUT AVE. APTS.
] and = beurms.. iiv. rm., dining
fUyer, kit and bath: ell utils.:
switchboard and eley Also enc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-27
Smoker Asks
The Wrong Men

OAKLAND, Calf. The bus
sign said mo Smoking" But Rus
sell A. LaPlaca, 26, smoked.
When the man behind pointed to
the sign, Russell replied, "WhO
says?"
The man was Police Inspector
William G. Martin and he showed
his badge.
"Anyone can have a Tin badge"
Russell said.
In back Of Martin was Police
Inspector J.C.R. Mcdonald, who
also showed his badge. Then all
three got off and went to Southern
Station, where Russell posted SIS
bail for smoking on a public con-
veyance and snuffed out his cigar
cite.
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Ne1U Members Are
Welcomed By
XII Vices Club

The xii Officers Wives CLUB
met at Logun's Lobster House tor
their regular luncheon on Wednes'
day, June Il.
A blue and white color scheme
was carried out in the table decora'
tons. A large arrangement OF blue
and white flowers centered the
main table.
The group welcomed five new
members including the wife Of
the squadron's new commanding
officer, Mrs. J. Cruise, and the new
executive officers wife, Mrs. W.
Ashe.
Other new members were Mrs.
r. Iiacabelli, Mrs. ]. Cartnel ano
Mrs. G.. Wolfes.
The group elected Mrs. r. West
as co-chairman.
Mrs. C. McMurray, ZX-11's re-
preventative to the Fort Taylor
Club announced that the group
would be the hostesses for the
September luncheon at Fort Taylor
on September 3.
A meeting to plan for the lucheon
will be held Thursday morning at
the home of Mrs. B. Powell, "A
Main Road, Sigsbee Park at 10
o'clock.
After the meeting bridge and
canasta were enjoyed by the
ladies.
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Hollywood
Notes

HOLLYWOOD R-Mae West has
some advice for Marilyn Monroe:
you'd better win over the ladies,
baby.
Miss West, still the epitome of
sex, is a logical party to hand
out advice. She made millions by
muttering spicy comments. She
can still command a top salary,
as she will when she opens at Las
Vegas Sahara July q.
! won an audience with the
fabulous star in her Sixth-floor
apartment near the heart of Holly
wood. The living room was I'm
believably garish. 1t was all done
in white, with Louis XIV furniture
trimmed i'll gold. On one wall was
a nude painting of Miss West, for
which she says she has refused a
100000. Atop the piano was her
nude likeness in white marble. Be-
side the statue were tintypes of
her parents.
Miss Vests entrance was in
characteristic sauntered into the
room in a flowing negligee. She
looked impressive. The record
books indicate she's around 60, but
she seems 20 years younger. Her
figure is still plump and curve
some, her skin smooth and her
chin singular.
/ asked her how she felt about
Marilyn Monroe.
II haven't seen her on the
SCREEN, Miss West said in her
soft, nasal voice. "But folks tell
me she is using lot of the things
l do. The walk, for instance. They
tell me she walks the same way I
10. And the humorous things she
says. I don't know whether she
has said them herself or not. At
any rate, the press boys have done
a good job on her.
'But if she's. as great as they
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OIdf0shiOned
SaUir1l Suits
HighIight Dance

The "Cavalcade of Old-faShioned
Bathing Suits" proved to be high
ly entertaining to the members and
guests who attended the second
"Dip and Dance" sponsored by the
JayShees at the Key Wester pool
on Saturday night.
The bathing costumes" were
modelled by club members and
created something of a sensation
- especially when Bob Dopp ap-
peared in a handsome number re-
sembling a MILDLY blouse and ber-
muda shortsl A gay plaid umbrel-
la and big cigar completed his en-
semble.
Piedad Archer's bathing "dress"
had full pulled sleeves and was
considered quite daring" - her
ankles showed! A floppy Dutch
bonnet, tied with a fetching ribbon
bow added a demure touch to her
outfit.
Other bathing suits shown includ-
ed "cover-up" model that ELI
minated the possibility of sunburn
with long sleeves and pantaloons
that were gathered at the ankles
and "flapper model" with above
the-knee skirt and surplice top.
Many of the ensembles were
worn with matching hats. Of par.
ticular interest was the stripped
pill-box worn with a smart full.
skirted suit that came just above
the knee. The bodice featured a
horizontally striped inset.
The sits were loaned to the Jay.
Shoes by Rubin Appel's. The caval.
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WATCH THIS SPACE!
DR.. Walter McCOOk
Weds Miami Girl
On June IA

A wedding of interest to Key
Westers took place in Miami or
June IA when Miss Martha Gwen
dolyn Carr and DR.. Walter Ramon
McCook were married in Gesu Ca
tholic Church.
The double ring rites were sol
emnized by the Reverend Father
william ]. Coyle, S. J. at ter
o'clock in the morning.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Martha P. Carr of Miami.
DR.. McCook is the son of Mr.;
and Mrs. Walter w. McCook of 8Os
United st.
The young couple left imme-
diately after the ceremony for q
wedding trip to Havana, Cuba, and
are now at home at 461 NV 23rd
Court in Miami.
DR.. McCook graduated from Key
West High Scool and attended the
University of Florida, and com.
pleted his pre-med studies at Johns
Hopkins in Baltimore, Maryland,
He received his MD from the
University of Virginia in Chariot.
tesville and is now on the staff Of
Jackson Memorial Hospital in Mia.
mi.
Mrs. McCook formerly lived in
Admission, Alabama and graduated
from Miami Senior High School
She attended business college in
Miami.
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Key was named chairman and will
be assisted by Marian Arrange
Dorothy Daniels and Doris Ed.
wards.
The local unit has been re.
presented at meetings of civic or.
CARNATIONS during the past month.
Four members, Mrs. Braxton,
Gloriana Bayly, Judge Eva Warner
Gibson and Christine Key attended
a meeting of the steering com.
mittee of the Key West Council Of
Social Agencies at the USO-YMCA
on Whitehead street.
The June 20 meeting of the Key
West Safety Council was attended
by Mrs. Braxton, Alice Robinson,
Auxiliary secretary, Dorothy
Daniels, Auxiliary Civil Defense
chairman and Judge Gibson.
Mrs. Braxton, Mrs. Bayly and
Judge Gibson attended the month
ly luncheon meeting of the Council
of Social Agencies at the Noes
hall on Duval Street, July 6.
On June %, Mrs. Braxton and
Norma Stewart represented the
Legion Auxiliary at the Juvenile
Council meeting at the Clinic Build
ing on Fleming Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-27

A cordial invitation is especially
extended to the parents of these
girls and to the Marathon Auxiliary
to be guests of the local unit at
this time. Refreshments will be
served.
Following the opening of the re-
gular meeting of the Auxiliary last
Thursday night, Christine Key,
membership chairman read the
the American Legion's "Ten Com
mandments" which were well
worth hearing and greatly applaud
ed.
Preparations for a rummage sale
were started with a committee
named. Christine Key will serve
as chairman with Elsie Reaber,
Nimia Skies, Marian Arrange and
Doris Edwards as co-workers.
The Legion Auxiliary will deeply
appreciate any donations towards
this sale. They do not have to be
clothing alone. Any disable article
the donor may not need or want
may be very useful to someone
else.
Contributions will be picked up.
Any one who wishes to help the
Auxiliary by giving articles may
call 2-6141 or 2-2488 and the do
nations will be called for.
Proceeds from the sale will be
used to augment the funds that
are needed for the numerous pro-
grams the Auxiliary has pledged
for the year.
One project is to help war vet
Grams or the families of deceased
war veterans now needing aid.
The Auxiliary will appreciate it
if anyone knowing of a distressed
war veteran, or his family, will
notify any member of the local
unit.
The president, Teresa Braxton,
appointed a committee to make
arrangements for a project for the
emergency polio drive. Christine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-27
Young Stevenson
Talks About Dad

ANCHORAGE, Alaska R-John
Fell Stevenson, the son of Adlai
Stevenson, says his father doesn't
want to be president"
Young Stevenson, here with his
father on an Alaskan vacation,
yesterday was asked what his
father would do if he became presi-
dent.
'He doesn't want to be pres
dent" the son of the Demoo~"ts'
unsuccessful presidential candidate
in 1852 replied. And then he added
quickly:
"He isn't campaigning. He is
just helping the party pay off the
deficit from the last campaign"
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By Bob Thomas

say she is, why isn't she saving
the studio, the way I did with
Paramount? I paid off the mort
gage on the place."
Miss West reflected on her own
rise to fame and said she "broke
'2cords everywhere" because she
didn't ALLEVIATE the female audi
ence.
you'll notice in my pictures
never went after a married man
or took a man from another WON.
an" she said. 81 always treated
other women with respect. That
was all part of my plan to keep
the women in the audience happy u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-27

PERFECT COUPLE - cool,
scooped-neck dress plus cover-up
bolero. An outfit you'll wear every
where - to work, on trips, on
this Summers "90-degree" days.
See how bolero stops above waist
emphasizes flare of skirt.
Pattern 9O68: Misses Sizes IL,
IA, 16, 1s, 20; 40. Size Is dress,
Az yards 35-inch fabric; bolero
requires IA yards.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send Thirty-five cents in coins
for this pattern-add S cents for
each pattern for 1st-class. mail
ing. Send to Marian Martin, care,
of The Key West Citizen, No. 1856,
Pattern Dept, 232 West 18th St.,
New York IL, N. Y. Print plainly
NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE,
SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-27
MISS NEWMAN WEDS
ELMER E. WHITEMA An

Miss Patricia Mae Newman and
Elmer E. Whiteman were married
on Saturday, July "a at 2::30 in the
afternoon in the chambers of JUS
tice of the Peace Ira Albury.
The ceremony was witnessed by
Dennis E. Upchurch and William
E. Bellio.
The young couple will reside at
5 Fort Taylor during Mr.. White
mans tour of duty aboard the USS
Threadfin.
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Club Calendar
EVERY TUESDAY

EVERY TUESDAY
s:OO-Ladies Day Golf Tournament, Golf Club
S:OO-Thrht Shop. Navy Commissary open until Il
10:30-Truman Junior Garden Club, at the school
6:45-Kwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel
7S0-Youth for Christ Bible Study Fleming St. Methodist Church
SO0-Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hail. 7S Fleming St.
S:0O-Stock Car Association Legion Home, Stock Island
TUESDAY, JULY
1O:OO-FRA Ladies Auxiliary Naval Station Beach Patio
3:OO-Ever Ready Star Club
-DeMolay Scottish Rite Temple, SS3 Eaton Street
8:O0-VFW 1911 Ladies Aux, Post Home, S25 Elizabeth
8:O0-Navy Wives Club 49, Bldg. 266 Naval Station
EvERY WEDNESDAY
sOO-Junor Chamber Of Commerce Clubhouse Fager Ave-
1O:3O-Ponciana Junior Garden Club, at the school
WEDNESDAY, JULY 70
12:SO-FAWTU Officers Wives Club
7:sO-KW Amateur Radio Club Armory Bldg, White Street
S:OO-BPO Does, Elks Club Annex, S3 Duva Street
S:0O-Amercan Legion, Legion Home, Stock Island
SO0-Sacerdosas Del Hogan No. l. 9l9 Elizabeth Street
EVERY THURSDAY
1OS0-Convent Junior Garden Club at the Convent
1215-Rotary Club at La Concha Hotel
1OO-Thrt Shop, Navy Commssary, open until 400 p.
6:S0-Lions Club Al Lions Den, 1907 Seminary St
7:S0-CAP Cadets Poinciana Community House
7:SO-Prnces Syracuse, Pyhan Hall, 72S Fleming St.
THURSDAY. JULY ~
I:OO-Mixed Adults Glass, 1st Presbyterian Church
s:OO-L0wer Keys Property Owners Association
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GARDEN TIP

Evergreens should be cut before
new growth has an opportunity to
harden. And save those clippings
for an acid mulch under the trees
or compost them. Don't burn.
In trimming, whether it be
privet or a choice evergreen hedge,
shape so that the plants are mar
rover at the top than at the
bottom, and rounded rather than
flat. This shape makes it easier
for sun and moisture to hit the
root areas.
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Baby Girl LaHeIla

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Thomas
LaBelle announce the birth of their
daughter, Donna Marie, at the US
Naval Hospital on July 81. The
baby weighed Z pounds, 81 ounces.
Her parents live at Pearle Trailer
Court, Stock Island.
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Baby Girl Lowe

Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby MILFORD
Lowe are the parents of a daugh-
ter, Janice Ann, born on July q
at the US Naval Hospital. The lit
tie girl weighed pounds, ounces.
The parents reside at Lot Is Is
615 Green Street.
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Baby Boy Bacon

1t. and Mrs. John Anderson Ba-
con, Jr. of 3711 Avenue E are the
parents of a son, Charles Robb,
born on July % at the US Naval
Hospital. The baby weighed s
pounds, 1212 ounces, and is the Ba-
cons first child.
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A daughter, Catherine Elizabeth,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Thomas Joseph Tremko on July
81. She weighed S pounds, IA oun-
ces at birth. The parents live at
Apt, A, 1911 Laird Street.
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Son For SabinS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Elliot Sa-
bins, c. G. A. Unit 8, N. A. S.,
announce the birth of their son,
Glen Leland, on July % at the US
Naval Hospital. The baby weighed
q pounds, 5 ounces.
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Legion Auxiliary To Hear Girls
State Report; Committees Named

MIcent Taylor Alice Va Betty Henning and Marie Rem
dulles will be presented the of the American Legion and
Auxiliary Post % at the nest me citing August IL.
The girls will give complete report of their activities during
the week spent at Girls State Tallahassee The public
daily invited to join the members of the Legion Auxiliary
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cade was concentrated by Mrs. c.
B. Harvey, whose amusing re-
marks added much to the success
of the show.