davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied BY the
United states Agriculture Department;
stated. Nd, Golden Delicious. 2Is inches
up, $50; Pa. Delicious, 3 inches up, Iair
sd sesordias i aalIa nehss dolSss SD psieiol. S Y
inches nsnss ap 7ss BIZ gO inches Monss np sSo
sR inches up, n e.sS- seaes few f higher hesyS NJ
no grade mark Delicious, 3 inches up,
Z, 5,5o; va Delicious. M 2h inches pp. 800
wrapped and tray pack Golden Delicious
S0s-1 13a. no grade mark. 4.00-25.
w,r,sa rSsstoef; pRl! a,.h1in. ug Is ss siss IN
80. Maine katshdins, thdi s0-Ib s.as SACKS. 81
]: ii.40-5o; 4. 20 lbs, some in master con-
sweet potatoes: About steady, Blu.
eolor added | mark; a.7s. ND; and ys.
iea hiseT i siss Sss'o yams. aaGss soo.ss 49,
NJ Goldens, 2.00-25. best. s8b-S6;
Puerto Ricans. 9.a6; white vans. s,25.
Lima Beans: Barely steady. ria. bu.
heP heea s,., sair e a sood aual. 4So-4.7S, few
p nsR ssaRs nlaTsly lr sus stsaa i.s ~
!. seets; Repaeks cartons 1894 o.. nim
Erusssls sprouts: Del. hu, bkts, 400
Z. Gahbsss e About steady. ~. bkts.
dirsa1s ddinsxsa aa ,oSalls dnSnmsssio nn rcynd: Or
II 1I.55-a .oi,: oranee boxes domestic round
PEI ordinary gunl. loo, so ID, sacks
dd9s1sitis d,,1.si /. round. PA. 300. Danish Pa
Poultry; STEADY. SMsosachs; Most Glasses IN fair
position as moderate. supplies we're in
Ihl5 Iis5te tesnsna; ;,, Better heavy type hsps u
short Of .. good demand. T9rkeys:
hsaTns' sssss .sps ssssy sas macy ere =. M
ohsrins. sontlnuss ssiss L eassss ps y in HI. III
!. hTsileIs II i.yers: ) lbs. ana over
nd9 nd9.sa q capons; 3s-a0. mostly 40
Ssss g ests tIr'sssEs syc cH'as5 s5ms s'Dss sdso es.
Flour ReceiDts, 7.50I iO0-pound
j. Wheat Reesipts. %. 800 bushsls;
ssnipnsnts, s,,s = none; stocks, 4,98A, $40
sses dsnssss sss Es s'n's :. siss ssiisslsl'
sshlP@sn.s ! ~ ssS 200 6ushsls; 'ssss ssssf..
oats Recsipss. a.ses bushels: ship-
mspts none; stocks. rs, 700 6lshels.
nolss ssoeEs fJys7 5ss;l So's shpmenis
e--Recsiptss 1864 bushels. ship
eoybeans--Receipts, 81. 2.f64 busheis;
ss1ipmspfs so bushels; atoeks,
hlillRifeed --as Rsseipts. es tons.
Eex MARKET steady.
fAesteR6eD,n 0ao1atinns.1
Eggss Market steady Prices eeneralIy
ynQtlaHRed. Floor ateeka fully einpie for
increased trade needs. Demand rood.
Prices raid b Ayst rscefSefa delftered
lob. Baltimore, cases included. Large,
minimum 90 PR cent, quality, whites.
565z-49: browns and MIXED eqiarS 35-
quality. whites 3T-331z. browns and
MtHed eolcrB. g1-02,
Rscelpfs: EsEs. 4.44s cases by truck.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 N9,--Dividends
announesa' I,r..u,.,
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u y AZ a. sss sss ; 80 3 ,ssN ,ssst,ss
Evening star., 1954-11-25
London Tourist Trade Hurt
BY Growing Vice, PorIey Told

suggest ian effectual remedy TO
deal with this grave problem"
before It is too late.
Every morning magistrates
courts are crowded with women
arrested the previous night. On
der existing laws about all the
courts can do is fine them ca
($5.6O) each and dismiss them.
Civic leaders have complained
repeatedly that this does not
halt the trafiic the women are
back on the streets the next
night.
Mr.. Maxwell said many inn
portant visitors have comment
ed to him lin most uncompli-
mentary terms" about the prob
lem. He added:
'sThis trafiic In vice has
reached such dangerous dimen-
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Albania Is Voted Down
|As UNEScO Member
ey he Assosiatsd Pres.

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Nov. 25.-The United Nations
Economic and Social Council
have voted against letting Com
munist Albania into the u. N.
Educational, Scientific and cul-
turai Organization.
The vote was 8 to 10 on d
Czechoslovak resolution favoring
Albania's application for ad-
mission to UNESco. Australia,
Belgium. Britain, China, Cuba,
Ecuador, France, Turkey, the
United States and Venezuela
were against the resolution. Ar
gentina, Czechoslovakia, Egypt,
India, Norway, Pakistan, the
Soviet Union and Yugoslavia
were for it.
!, UNESCO is an autonomous
specialized agency linked loosely
to the U. N.
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sy The Assoeiussd Pres.

g
LONDON, Nov. 25.--A leading
figure in Britaiil's tourist in
dustry said yesterday that prosti-
tutes parading London streets
disgust visitors from abroad and
give the metropolis an unsavory
aspect without parallel in the
| Western world"
The charge was made by
James Maxwell, chairman Of the
Association OF British Travel
Agents. at the opening Of the
associations apnual convention
here.
A government committee is
now investigating vice conditions
with an eye to giving the police
more powers to combat prostitu-
|tion. Mr.. Maxwell expressed
hope that the committee will
Evening star., 1954-11-25

sions that it is impossible, under
present regulations. for our po-
lice force. the finest in the world,
to deal with it effectively.
such Things can adversely
affect the further development
of the tourist industry-Britain's
biggest single dollar Garner"
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Re- Mar Millinery
80. Millinery q Handbags, .o..
Silver Gift Shop
1878 GeorgiP Ave. JU. 0-6778
Whitman's Shoes, inc.
tFeaturins vitality Shoes for Women
Red Goose Shoes for CHILDREN,
Williams Chevrolet Co.
Chevrolet Sales g. service)
Wilson's Mems Stores
Nationally Advertised Brandsl
1887 Georgia Avenue JU. 0-6511
Wonder Silk Store
(Fabricsl
S571 Georgia Ave 10. o-06l9
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s Suitland, Md. s
$H%<%%%<%%%A%%<%%<S<%<%&N%&
Nat Lewis
SSHsai 4sss sai.,.nDD Rsad 10. Aspicdi scio
Suitland Specially Shop
(Infants' & Women's AccessoriesD
469O-A Suitland Road 10. 8-S102
$s%%st%%%%%%%%%%&%<%s%AS%tx
s TakOn,a Park {
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Center Hardware
esss New aampsSire Ave. fioss JU. s-4fio
Hampshire Mems Wear
iClothiers and HaberdashersD
1871 New Hampshire Ave. JU. 0-055O
Hardware, Inc.
(Shelying. Trim, Lumber. Hardware)
1865 New Hampshire Ave JU. 0-1133
Mardfeldt's, Inc.
wearing Apparel for the Familyl
1881 News Hampshire Ave.
20dS Rhods Island Ave; Ne
1882 18th 81. Me- NO. 5-3220
$>s%ss%~$ss%ss>s%>>~sNsss%y
s Wheaton, Md. s
$<ssA%As<>tsssstsNA%tssA%k
Alma'S Casuals
Gingerie--Sportswear-Dresses)
2541 Eunalls Ave. 10. 4.5244
DadS'n' Lads
Mems & Boys shopJ
1855 Ennalls Ave. 10. 4-B552
Grubb's Pharmacy
iIIS1 viers Mil Rd 10 S-3334
Quality Shoe Store
tfsed Goose Shoes
lI416 Georgia Ave. 10 B-z23e
Seegreen's Toy Fair
(Toys Wheel Goods, School suppliesI
ila03 Georgia Ave. L0. b-4453
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The Clothes Mart

The Clothes Mart
(Men's Wearp
3021 .. Capitol 81. Sc. 10. S-eOS4
Darling Dress Shop
ZOE sth d s.E. Ii 4.ssoo
Grand Paint q Hardware
paints. Hardware, Housewarss; Ete:,
227 Penna. Ave. Sc. u. 6-OS9S
Handles Dept. Store
a5O3 Good HOPE Rd. Sc Lu. i-33sS'
Kreger's Dress Shop
65s Penna. Ave. Sc. Il. S-24s0
NaylOr Kiddie Land
2s26 Alabama Ave. Sc. 10. l-isO0
Naylor Rexall Pharmacy
prescriptions. Cosmetics, Gittsl
3O39 Naylor RoAd Sc. LU. 2-26OO
Sandy Sue Kiddie Shop
(children's Wear shop)
K,m,rs nsss y. ssysnnAs s.W o. is. 10 s-4lli
Schwarzman's Mems Shop
(Festuring Nationsl Brand Clothes
4oS Sch 81. Sc, II. a-se4s
The Suit Shop
Mems Clothingl
EOS Penna. Ave. s.E, u. SASS
Vincent ct Vincent
Hairstylist
2271 savannah st.. Sc. 10 l-0100
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Royal Motors, Inc.
tchryslsr- Plymouth Sales q Service)
4ioo GeS.sia ASenus aoen NV.
Vincent ct Walter
Hairstylist
139 Kennedy St., NV. TU. 2-1O13
Virginia LO0r
ladies AppareD
1884 Eastern Ave. NV. ia. $1,000
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5 NE. Shopping 5
Z Districts :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Children's Shop
(Children's Wear)
1852 Minnesots Ave NE. LU. 4-365S
Fran's Smartwear
ssas ,asS asd,ss 81 NJ Nhsaov-'0-TEeAsfs L. s.so,s
Mardfeldt's, Inc.
seiis'ns seis khoSe 1eesfsi isi.ns nd AZ Ave. NY
3532 I2th Street NE.
1891 New Hamp. Ave, Lsnsley Park
NO f-s22R
Market Tire Co., Inc.
tTirss; Batteries and seat Ccysrs)
La. 6-3886
Michigan Drugs
drugs & Toysl
1901 Michigan Ave. NE. Ia. 6-1DOO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: Anac0stia Sc. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Francis B Parsons
dodge Plymouth Sales d Service
21OO Nichols Ave. Sc 10. l.74OO
Julian's Mems Shop
Mems Wearl
l24l Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 4-0460
Moe Berg's Paramount
Shoes
iees Good Good iS Nope III Id s.E 70. i-isls.
Quality Clothes Shop
Mems Complete Outlittefs,
l225 Coed Hope Rd. Sc. To 4-S300s
Walther's Dept. Store
il05 Good Hope nd. Sc. LU. LEES
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Southeast Areas :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Brinsfield's Drug Store
1885 8. Capitol 81 Sc 20 S-56Oe
Children's Corner
SO16 Nieheis Ave. Sc. 10. 5000
The Children's Shop
fChfldren,a Wear1
401e 3. capitoI st. 81 10. 3-133S
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Yiers MIN Hardware

fcpen ESQ 70 900; sundays
Q.3f)-l 80
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Larry's Mems Shop
.as Mems Clothing = Furnishinss! a.
Tippett jewelers.
Jewellery, Watches & Giftsl
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5 College Park, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint &
Hardware
toarden supplies--Ho FISHING
1880 Baltimore Ave UN 4-IiS5
Nelson Motors
4sfs g.meT. sS1s' AVE- and uS
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
.ss fsafIss S.s%ot. s'ls: ss. and ssFyis:i sF isss
WOlpe jewelers.
8S%%%<%%sA%N>%%%>>%%$%>%%>>
; Coral Hills, Md. 5
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Coral Hills Firestone Store
electrical Appliances-.-Tiresl
41Si MarIoorc Pike JO S-63OO
Coral kiddie Shop
.,,a .Infsnts. ne nsss = Ghildren's @ Wear .oo,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eas. ntUe1aate, Ma.
W~seS~~sS~SSSs~SS>SSSs~SW
mo A. rxr,,,a-, Sh
Don "AaE Cnilulcn SnoP
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Other NorthWest
Areas

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Bellies Dress Sh0ppe
ladies Ready-to-Wear1
4816 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. 6-620O
Bowman Motor Sales
(Studebaker Sales d Servicel
1880 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
Dolls & Danes
(Feminine AppareI
6424 Georgia Ave. NV. RA 3-4546
Handley Motor Co.
(Ford Sales q 6ervtye)
6323 Georgia Ave. NV IA. $1,000
Lad q LaSSie Shop
(Infants' 81 Children's Apparel)
1910 Underwood st. NV, RA. 3-2O68
Meyers Shop
G.adies, Wearing AppsreD
3O61 NJ st. NV AID. A.272l
Mt. Vernon Cycle b
Sport Shop
501a Wisconsin Ave NV. EN-. 3-75e4
Peake Motor Company
(De Soto-Plymouth Sales & servicel
45O5 Wisconsin Ave. NV. EN-. $4,000
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VanderlOo

Barnett Fashion Shop
Ladies' AppsreD
29l3 l4th 81. NV. DU. 7-5SO0
Beyda's
tsportswear d children.s wearl
3Il4 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-884b
Crosby Shoe Stores
s,a4ss ss''rE'R' i4sR 81 nfssw Jane Ao sSoss ssos
Ida Seigel
sess nass a. ADPsIas and 1fs.siG5ss 15
Irving Music & Radio
Observation-Disclosures
Phonoeraphs)
<3042 l4th st. NV. co. $4,000
Irving Shop, Inc.
s,,s l4.h 81. nsp,s nv. wsaf' AD. 4.,so4
Krasner's
Levitan's Mems Wear
9Men's Furnishinss b Clothing,
3O44 14th st. NV. co. 6-l1S4
Perry-NelSOn
(Feminine Apparel q Lingeriel
31O5 l4th st. NV. no. 2-377S
Renay's
ssos ,4tS tnsserSity q. H.W Fashi0RSsS' "a. ,.szss
The Sally Shops
(Feminine Fashions)
1924 l4tb St NV. AID. 4-2S2O
Wolpe jewelers.
(Jewelers & Opticians)
1922 14tt st. NV. co. 6-O173
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Alexandria, Va.
~

1sSsSsSSes esSl -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bendall Motor Sales
roo. Pontise Sales b se5yies, ,s..
Fagelson Hardware &
Toyland
topen til o Every NiFht)
1811-15 King st. K1. s-94e4
Herby's, Inc.
lam n.p. SrSrd 81 sales and Service, ..,.
Lees Kiddie Shop
,os 1pssrts K,.S & . chi'dr'nsrr ~, Tssrs s.ss,,
Linda Lee Shoppe
ladies Appare. and Accessories, also
speeialIzirs @ ki5E 70 Tau "omens TE Easaions1
Market Tire Co., Inc.
tTtres. Batteries and Seat coyers)
$500 jefferson Davis Highway
TIE. 6-6So5
tLadies' Ready-to-wear-special
120 King ST. XII. s-023O
Priscilla Fashions
ladies Apparel and Accessortesj
= Hunting Towers Shopping Center
OV. 3-3l21
Rosenberg's Dept. Store
Iap !apparel x;r for Men women childssn, 6snl,
Singers jewelers., Inc.
sReg; Jewelers. Amer Gem socistyll
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( Arlington, Va. :
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Alma Shops
feminine Accessories d sportswear)
3166 Wilson Blvd. IA. 1-83fS
Curtain & Drapery Shop
Custom Slip Covers q Draperies)
3e16 Wilson Blvd. JA.~2-4S44
Father & Son Shop
ms. Mems & 4 Boys clothing .
Handee'S Dept. Store
26I9 Columbia Pike IA. s-II77
The Hub Mems Shop
Mems Clothing q FurnishingsD
1880 N. Highland st. IA. 1-32IS
Lady Hamilton
Ladies Ready-to- Wear)
24OS Columbia Pike IA. $3.50
Morris BOOtery
Name Brand Shoes TOR the Family
252 N. Glebe Road IA. 5-9742
Saltz F Street
Mems Clothing n Furnishingsl
llI6 N. Highland IA. 7-060O
Staley's Mems & Boys Shop
Mems Clothing q Furnishings)
$50 N. Glebe Road IA. 2-5246
The Wardrobe
s,si wilson s"GRsa'' sfsa. wear IA. $4,000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
zsiS \. Gl.b. Road IA. .-sloo
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s Falls Church, Va. I
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Alma Shops
tWomen's Wear q Shoes for the
lo6 {. Broad 81. JE. s.SiSa
r. B. Clark Motor Co.
tChrysler- Plymouth Sales d Service.
625 Q. Washingten 81. yE. 3.iIOO
CulmOre Furniture & Appl.
CIV Appliances, Occasional
Furniture. Beddingl
466 Leesburg Pike JE. l-7I1l
Greta Stevens
20s ". Bresd 81. yE. 2.121a
jefferson Village Hardware
6l0i1 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-I3s3
Juvenile Fashions
toutfitters TO Children from Birth
64as Arlington Blvd IL. a.244s
KrOsin KasualS
twomen's Appsrel-sportsvear
CAST ArI. Blvd. il. 4-oo44
Lord Fairfax Cl0thier
10S Z. Broad 50. yE. $500
Wiilston shoppins Center IL. $4,000
Rogers Toy Shop
64s6 Arlingten Blvd. JE. 2-3498
ShirPs Ladies' Shop
Uadies' Ready-to-Wearj
64O0 Arlington Blvd. il. 4-0oA4
Staley's Mems d
Boys Shop
lNationally Advertised Brandsl
sos Leesburg Pike JE. 2-S373
Town & Country Ladies Shop
(under new oNnership)
612 Leesburg Pike JE. 3-106O
Wynn'S Feminine
Apparel Shop
$50 w. Broad st. IA. 7-610o
The Yarn & Fabric Center
SAT- Arlinston Blvd. u. 2.2665
5 Annandale, Va. s
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Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door 70 r. o il. 4-47e0
1e%eS4%%%$sHe%S%ss$A%%ee%>&
s Vienna, Va. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Buddy's Style Shop
Nationally Known Mems Wear 4
Shoes
Maple Avenue DUukirk S-sl1o
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Bethesda.
Chevy Chase, Md.

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Adler and Mandel
,aoa 'AStS Mssa ssas Covers SS. q M TOPS. Ds7eo,
Airport Book Shop
go Wisconsin Circle OIL. 4-O00O
Beyda's
(Children's Apparell
Wisconsin Ave, At Western OIL. 6-S422
Curtain & Drapery Shop
(Custom Slipcovers q Draperiesl
1889 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-4446
Fortuna, Inc.
Luggage q Leathergoods)
1902 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-2533
Icons Mems Shop
tCivilian Clothes q UniformsI
7434 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-1553
MOnty'S Kiddieland
(Children's Clothing. Toys, Furniturel
1917 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-6142
Ray Koontz Mems Wear
74ss W,.saH.n SSshns Ave- = Hset5fs:ssssy o sssso
Singers jewelers., Inc.
(Reg. Jewellers. Amer Gem Society
1920 wisconsin Ave. OIL. A-3O8O
Vicar Ca mera &
Hobby Shops
48 Wisconsin Circle. OIL. 4-3500
5349 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-1321
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Bladensburg, Md. :
S><%~A>%%>%<%%<%S<%%<><%<%%
DaviHs Style Shop
(women's q Children's Wear)
40O1 Annapolis Road AP. 7-1S3l
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Additional !
Maryland Areas )

Berk-Lee
fFine Children's Apparel
6667 Aeer Read
2SO6 varnum st. HA. 2-8699
Chambers Drugs
1887 Defense Highway
Landover Hills. Md. UN. 1-8300
Kay's Dept. Store
General Dept. Store: Shoes. Clothtngl
9SO2 34th ST., Mt. Rainier. MARYLAND
UN. 4-Se1e
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s Rockville, Md.
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Abode Hardware Co.
Open sunday. 10 'til .
Q ". Middle Lane 20. 2-0i46
Greta Stevens
(Women'e Wearl
8 n. Washington 90. 70. 2-4le8
Jaye's BO0tery
tShces for the Family
100 Commerce Lane P0. 2-661A
Medley & Co.
tJevelers- Matchmaker Opticiansl
eco East Montgomery Avenue
20. 2-4655
NOrman's Youth World
lThe Store For Children)
WOrth's Dept. Store
fWomen's a Mems Eeady.to-Wear,
: E. Montg0meFy d Fayette 81.
pO. 2.3474
Evening star., 1954-11-25
SilUer Spring, Md.


s SllUer sprung, ma.
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A & A Hardware Co.
tsPRED SATIN PAINTl
ea4x ts.psn,. fopen SUNDAYS a,s 10 f In ., ,e.ss,e
BOy's-Ville Boys Shop
(outnttine. Boys Is Our Businessl
$500 Georgia Ave. ~. 1-5555
Bradley's
tclothiers and Haberdeshersl -.
$40 Georgia Ave. 10. 5-402o
Capitol Appliance Co.
sss7 Aenl1faess asslais ss. . T'l',jiop, 5u: ss4oo
Capitol Motor Co.
-. packard sales q Service, 49,.
Darling Dress Shop
s032 New Hampshire Ave.
langley Park HE. 4-3O3S
GlOria'S
..sd Iadiss, s sDOrtswssr & I,nserisS AZ sssss.
KOpy Kat
sso7 e.ssIis gsa.fs Ess. Essdy-To-Wtfr3 e s.aass
Langley Mems Wear
SOlO New hampshire ave. he. 4-SOlO
Matt OgenS
ladies Ready-to-Wearl
1851 Fenton St. JU. 8-1160
Montgomery Hardware
(Housewares, Paint q Herdvarel
S545 Georgis Ave. JU. o-6600
Mt. Vernon Cycle &
Sport Shop
S223 Georgia Ave. 10. 6-32S2
Nan Richards
Dresses. Suits. Coats. 9portswearl
1886 Colesville Road yU. 5-682S
Paymer & Phillips, Inc.
Auto TOPS and Seat Covers
Auto Painting and Body Work.
1890 Ripley Street JU, S-S737
The Quality Shop
tJuvenile q Adult Furniture b Toys)
8429-33 Georgia Ave. yU. 0-S52o
Robert S. Thomas
(Guns, Binoculars. Evinrude Out.
board Motors Archery
S402 Fentvn st. JU. 6-S0SO
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: w. Hyattsuille, Md. 8
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@ 4 W Sport Center

$<<<%e<AN<<<SAs<%<><%AeNAA
w. HyattsUille, Md.
SeAe%%s><eAAH$%SSe>AA%<~<<$
@ & W Sport Center
(Sporting Goods a. Xmas Toys)
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
3O26 Hamilton st. AP. 7-1219
CARROTS Dress Shop
Especially ehopl
5S06 Hamilton 81. UN. h-0oSl
Glen Lyle Fashions
uadies' Ready-to-Wear)
S4O8 Hamilton Sc. WA. T-1ASS
The Henrietta Shop
(Nationslly Advertised Ladiee App.)
3028 Hamilton 81. UN. k-o3oe
Lebow's Riddles Wear
(Shoes. Infants and Chiidren's Weafl
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
3I02 Hamilton 81. UN. A-8S7o
Mei-R0n Fabric Shop
$3.50 Queens Chapel Read ON. A-1ele
Suburban Shoe Shop
(Poll Parrot shoes)
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
3118 Hamilton g. On. A-o7S0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-23
JayCee Officers
To Be Installed
Night

Officers who will serve the Jun
Tor Chamber of Commerce for the
coming year will be installed at
a dinner dance at the La Concha
Hotel on Saturday, June 26.
The Honorable Earl Adams,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Mon
roe County will install Harry
Knight as president; Everette
Sweeting and Jim Keen as vice
presidents; Mervin Thompson, Jr.
as treasurer: Kenneth Knowles, as
recording secretary and ]. w.
Smith as corresponding secretary.
Directors will be Bud Parker,
Joe Durhin, Dick Horton, Fito
Lastres and Bob Youmans.
In the past, installation has been
the outstanding affair of the Jay
Gee year and the committee this
year, under the craftsmanship
of Manuel Lopez and Newt Ketch-
ings, has promised a grand af-
fair.
Immediately following the ban
quet, a dance will be held with the
music furnished by John Pritchard
and his orchestra.
1t is requested that members
and their guests make arrange
ments for reservations with Man.
uel Lopez or Mervin Thompson
prior to noon Friday.
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at the same time heard Miss
Doris excellent voice singing peg
O. NV Heart
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they belonged to different polit-
ical factions.
Mrs. Colcord is a good friend
OF a well-known visitor to Key
West, Waldo Pierce, a nationally
known painter and friend of Ern-
est Hemingway. They CORE
sponded frequently, she said.
Mrs. Colcord states that the old
shipmasters' descendants are not
digging clans in Maine" as some
people state but have entered in-
to fine outstanding trades con-
nected with the sea. She told Of
one old shipmaster's family from
Searsport, which now owns one
of the largest import-export bust
nesses on the west coast.
Mrs. Colcord told very precise
ly how her father used to teach
electrical engineering. She stated
that he was instrumental in the
design of the dial system which
is now in use by the telephone
companies.
Mrs !Colcord, because of her
close association with the sea and
its subjects, says that she likes
Key West most of all because Of
close proximity to ocean view.
She will stay in Key West UNI
til the latter part of July and
then return to Searsport.
Mrs. Roger Brooks, wife Of
Captain Brooks, is presently do
ing post graduate work at the
University of Miami in connec-
ton with her school teaching
work.
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Mrs. Colcord, who comes from
near the Maine end of us. 1
says that her home is right on
the highway.
She is secretary of the Sears
port Marine Museum in Sears
port, Maine. The Museum is con-
sidered to be one of the most
prominent of its kind in the
country. Over $50 pictures of IA
nous sailing ship masters are ex-
hibited there, she says.
Mrs. Colcord took over as sec
rotary to the Museum after the
death of her husband, Lincoln
Colcord. Colcord, until his death,
was considered to be the most
outstanding national authority
on Maine sailing ships p lich
were often called 'the best built. "
Mrs. Colcord's husband came
from five generations of ship
masters and he was born aboard
a sailing ship as the ship rounded
the Horn. He sailed ships with
his father until he was fourteen.
During his life he wrote several
sea-faring books which were best
sellers of their time. Most of
his works on writing were nov
els of the sea. Today they are
considered collectors items.
Not only was Mrs. Colcord's
husband a novelist, he was col
umnist for a newspaper, a radio
announcer, commentator, and
a Democrat in Maine.
Mrs. Colcord states that they
had no arguments over the fact
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Club Calendar
EVERY WEDNESDAY

EVERY WEDNESDAY
s:Oo-unior Commerce, Clubhouse Fager Ave-
WEDNESDAY, JUNE q
12:3O-FAWTU Officers Wives Club
Radio Club Armory Bldg, White and Southland
S:O0-BPO Does, Elks Club Annex, 313 Duyal Street
S:O0-American Legion, Legion Home, Stock Island
8:O0-Sacerdotisas Hogan No. Elizabeth Street
EVERY Thursday
1915 Rotary Club st. Paul's Parish Hall
1:0O-Thrft Shop, Navy Commissary, until 400 N.
s:3o-Iions Club at Lions Den. t0O7 Seminary ST. -
7:30-CAP Cadets Ponciana Community House
7:3O-Princes of Syracuse Pythan Hail. 72S Fleming st.
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Students Complete
LifesaUing Course

Seven students have just COM
pleted a course in Senior Life
Saving as outlined by the Amer
lean National Red Cross. Class
es were held daily at the Monroe
County Beach. Mrs. Mary Degt-
off, Mrs. Twylla Fishel and Mr..
Frederick Fishel, Volunteer auth
orized Red Cross water safety in
structors, serving with the local
chapter, conducted the classes.
The following students will re-
ceive their certificates from the
chapter and will be allowed to
wear the Senior Life Saving En-
blem on their bathing suits: Milo
Acevedo, Margie Blount, Sandra
George, Frank Hood, Fred Puig,
Robin Rule and Gail Simpson.
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P0SIES TO: My friend Floy
Thompson who fractured her an
kle. No, she didn't kick yours tru-
", but a hole in the ground caus-
ed it all. And am sure sorry -
cause these things just shouldn't
happen to such a wonderfully,
swell person.
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NV name Is Terrible Tess
And my hairs . horrible mess
Just heard what ! should do
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= - = .

Don't know whether someone Is
pulling My Red Shawl's fringe or
no--but word has it that Chief
Gunner Thomas of the Naval Air
Station has been announcing to all
his friends that he was planning a
surprise. Could 1t be young
Lady,? Could it be matrimony??
Yours truly dunno-and no one
can find out!
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Go TO DonsId's Beauty Shop
DvvaI St..Nc. 6o2l

Well, the car collapsed-am In
the midst of moving-and would
like to thank ever so much-all
my pretty, beautiful, super good
shops-'cause-and here's q con-
sfession-I did just phone them this
day-however, tomorrow-Shall be
back in the sunshine-and just
shopping up "storm''-for all
you wonderful readers. Till then
don't forget your BLISSFUL BUY
Err, Jeanette (Adv't.)