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Evening star., 1937-03-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANUFACTURER wants distributor for
vending machines. Exclusive territory
must have car and furnish references. $500
cash required Good proposition for right
man. Address Box T0-H, Star once. e
RESTAURANT for sale. With furnished
rooms 2nd noor good location. Columbia
lOO73 o.
Evening star., 1937-03-06
CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER g. dALBERT INC,
SIS 10th st NV Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1937-03-06

the Smallest and most popular instrument
Of modern times, examine the famous
Minnepiano something entirely new In the
piano world Hugo Worch. 1110 @, sole
agent. Hsrdmsn and other leading in
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asasssseessssessassseees
CLASSIFIED
COLU M N

Advertisements under this head
vii. be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of lie a word for each in
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance is
csc.
Advertisers should give their
street address as we'll as their tele-
phone number if they desire re-
suits.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
WITH each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autcstrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
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VETERANS AID

A report to be submitted to the
House of Representatives in jan
uary discloses that the Govern
ment's S14O.O00,000 investment in
veterans hospitals has given vet
Grams the best care ever provided
by any Government in history.
Moreover. it viii point out that
as the years pass. and veterans
grow older, the country win have
to bear a heavy expense for
chronic diseases and old age. Fig
ures from the Veterans Admins
tration show that the hospital
load is now around 4l,S75.
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STORY BEHIND
THE PHILCO IS
RELATED HERE
DEALS WITH THE TEN MIL
LIoNTH PRoDUcTi PIERCE
BROTHERS ARE LOCAL DIS.
TRIBUToRS

Remember when we marvelled
at the squeeky little noises that
came in over our earphones when
we tickeled the mica with small.
German silver wire? How thrilled
we were at hearing a station.
any station. and it didn't matter
what the pregnant
And then came the primitive
loud-speaker sets and the whole
family could then enjoy the pro.
grams of a rapidly developing art
To be sure, these first sets were
quite ''tin-panny", but we mar
veled at the wonder of it all, just
the same.
Rapidly then, followed various
PROJECTIONS, until today, only a
few, short year from the time
mentioned in the opening of this
article, we have come to demand
the best in not only our sets and
their reproducing of programs,
but, also, the quality of the pro-
grams broadcast.
The foregoing is all summed up
in unique manner in conjunction
with the presentation of Philco's
Ten Millionth set. The brochure
on the subject gives a thorough
and clear picture of just what this
great company has contributed to
the radio industry, especially in
presenting the i16 double-X with
its High-Fidelity reproduction and
far distant receiving abilities.
II would be interesting to wit
ness a comparison of the three
phases of. radio broadcast reeeiv-
ing as described above. Perhaps il
could be arranged. Then we would
appreciate the wonders of modern
reception.
Pierce Brothers, Fleming and
Elizabeth streets. are local distri-
butors of Philco radios. They
would be pleased to demonstrate
the ll6 double-x, the series that
included the Ten Millionth Philco
set produced.
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STARS, CLUBBERS
RIVALRY BREAKS
in OPEN TONIGHT
FIvES HAVE BEEN PLAYING
CLOSE PRACTICE GAMES:
STARS ADD DOMINIQUE TO
LINEUP

With the first league game be-
hind them, the Carbonell Stars
take the floor against the Fellow
ship Club tonight at the High
School Gym, with new conf
dence.
In practice games this year,
these two clubs have run neck and
neck in scoring. The High School,
which has decisively beaten the
Stars in all the games they've
played, is definitely link" team
to the Carbonellites. Every year
they start out by beating the
Stars again and again, and then
sometime during the season, they
run out on wins, the tide turns,
and the Stars start in walloping
them.
AS yet. the Fellowship Club and
the Stars have developed no Pc
culiarities except in the closeness
of their scoring.
The Stars are composed of play
ers from the recently graduating
High School varsities. 1t is a
young team, yet with quite some
experience. New faces viii be
seen in their lineup tonight and
the addition of Ralph Dominguez,
lanky scoring star of the High
School of former years, should es
pecially bring results fsel
The cilhuen W1ll. depend on
their ,soldeTq more expeFienceCl
teams WHICH staged the steady Sec
Ond-haif rally last week that came
within three points of overhauling
the fasttflUing High School var
sity IN an exhibition game.
Since the Convent girls have
agreed to meet them in a five
game series sometime in January
and have begun practice, the High
School girls varsity is increasing
the intensity of its practices. An
exhibition game between the first
and second teams viii be on tar
at ZOO o'clock tonight, the City
League game Immediately follow
ing.
Two new teams, the Overseas
Bridges five and the DeMolays
have entered the league. Boil
have strong outfits.
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new FORD CARS
AREPLACED ON
DISPLAY TODAY
LATEST PRODUCT EXHIBITED
BY TREVOR 81 MORRIS AND
ALL OTHER AGENCIES IN
UNITED STATES

Ford V-type 8-cylinder cars for
1888 are on display today at Trey
or & Morris, Inc, and in Ford
dealer showrooms throughout the
United States. They are offered
this year as two distinct lines, diff
fering in appearance and price.
Both are in the lowest price field
One is a newly-Styled standard
Ford line, in coupe, Tudor and
Fordor body types. powered either
with the IS or the so horsepower
va engine. The standard cars are
designed to meet requirements of
the many motor car owners, whose
means dictate maximum economy
in first cost, as well as in main.
tenance and operating costs.
The other is a newly-designed
dc luxe line for owners who de
sire additional style and appoint
ments. Powered only with the IS
horsepower VS. engine, the line
includes eight body types, the.
coupe, Tudor and Fordor sedans,
as we'll as the club coupe, con-
vertible cabriolet, club CONVEX
tible cabriolets convertible sedan
and the phaeton.
The two lines of cars have the
same improved V-8 chassis, but
their styling is distinctly different.
The de luxe cars are larger in
appearance. The hood has been
heightened. It's nearly vertical
front is carried in a W" we'll down
into the radiator grille, with the
familiar V-8 emblem at the tip of
the avs.
The new standard line cars also
present a larger appearance, with
a newly-designed front end, hood
and tenders. The front end is
formed in a "V", with the hort
zontal grille bars extending un.
broken along the hoodside to form
the louvres.
! Tenders in both cars are mas
sive, formed lower to provide
more complete coverage of the
running gear and extending far
Their back. Headlamps are again
recessed in front fender aprons,
new type tail lamps in the tips of
rear Tenders.
: Interiors of the two cars are
roomy and attractive, styled in
keeping with the exteriors. The de
luxe sedan interiors are larger.
1 A new instrument panel adds
measurably to the beauty of the
front compartment. The panel of
the de luxe line cars is in walnut
grain finish, that of the standard
line cars in mahogany finish.
Steering wheels of the de luxe
cars are of flexible multiple steel
spoke type, with hubs of rich
brown bakelized material and
rims of lighter contrasting color.
Standard car steering wheels are
of three-spoke type, finished in
beige.
( Night driving safety is also in
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COLONIES

Although the United States new
er ratified the Versailles Treaty
which distributed the colonies of
the former German Empire. this
country maintains an interest in
the transfer of colonies or man
dates to Germany. We are not in
terested in what flag flies over
the colonies, but IN the safety and
rights of our citizens in the areas
now being discussed by European
nations.
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ssseseeesessssssssssssss
WASHINGTON NOTES
SUIT upHELD

The Government has been au-
thorized to proceed with its anti
trust suit against the Aluminium
Company of America. It viii be
recalled that when the suit was in
stituted, a Federal judge in Pitts
burgh, home of the Melons, held
that the New York suit would
duplicate one settled by a consent
decree in 1912. Later. three
Judge Federal Expediting Court
reversed Judge Gibson and now
the United States Supreme Court
has approved the decision of the
three judges. sa,a-
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DOings Around Tie
Golf Links
(By Gravy


. . q . a . . . . .
The regular dinner match will
be held this week when the
Splinter" team, captained by
Josie Lopez, will meet the Pinder
team of Wire Chiefs" 1t seems
that John Telegraph Pinder al
ways manages to have his team
win the match but this time it will
be different, claims the boy with
the curly-locks. The pairings will
be announced in this column on
Wednesday and the match will be
played Thursday. The night of
the dinner is undecided at this
time but due notice will be pub
lished with the pairings. The
Christmas season would catch all
the golfers next week and what
golfer can turn in any kind of a
score when it is so close to
Christmas?
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Today's Horoscope
Observation-Disclosures

Today'S indications promise well
for lawyer or politician There
is every indication of litigation or
strife: the disposition is aggreS-
sive, analytical and contentious. II
the native IS furnished with the
weapons supplied by higher edu-
cation. success viii eone in almost
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creased by addition of a headlamp
beam control on the toe-board Of
both lines. The control is operat-
d by the foot. A tell-tale light
on the instrument panel indicates
the position of the beams, wheth-
or high or depressed.
Both front and rear seats are
wide enough for three persons.
Ash trays are recessed in rear
scat arm rests of the de luxe clos
ed sedans.
One of the unusual new features
is the front seat Of Tudor sedans
The seat cushion is fun width.
Bodies Of both car lines are all
steel. There is no metal-to-metal
contact between body and frame,
the result of thorough use Of in
sulation. Safety glass is used
throughout in windshields. doors
and windows.
The luggage compartments in
all cars is closed off by a wall from
the passenger space. and locked
with a separate key.
A new feature of the rear deck
design is a combination handle,
license bracket and light, formed
in the shape of an airplane pro-
peller hub. Spare wheel and tire
are carried in all compartments
except in the convertible cabrio-
let. In this type. because Of the
rumble scat, the extra wheel and
tire are mounted back Of the seat
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on the first hole to tie Mr.. key
Parks and Kirsch knew he would
have his hands full on account Of
Doc Willie Penababe Kemp was
telling the boys how he made two
brides in succession on the 9th
and It'll holes, last week Mr.. Char
lie Salas went along as referee
and also coach to the ex-summer-
pro.
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coLoRED WOMAN DIES

AT 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon death claimed Victoria Sc
velle, colored woman, age about
go, better known as Aunt Tudy"
at her home, GA Whitehead street.
Funeral services for this pioneer
resident will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from the
residence to the St. Mary's Star
Of the Sea Catholic church.
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TO SELL OR BUY REAL ES-
TATE or mortgage on Florida
Keys, address f. K. Lowe, p. o.
Box FL, Tavernier, Florida.
nov9-tf
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HAVE CHAUFFEUR

CHICAGO.-Though blind and
begging for a living. Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Wagner Of this city had a
chauffeur who drove them in then
car from their home to their stand
each day.
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KEs wEsT El'rs TRIc COMPANY

RIA WNee8 E.Asf.t thtAN aOMH-ANh
70 HOLDERS 0F FIRST
Is sSIoRTCAfss Five PER CENT
6 FIFTY NEAR GOLD BONDS
az RnE KEY WEST Fsi@IsC-
TRIO COMPANY
Under the Sinking Fund Provi-
sian 81 the Mortgage or Deed Of
Trust. dated August /. 1885. befw cen
the above Company and state street
Trust Company ~ Boston. the un-
slerslxned Trustee hereby gives no.
tee that umtil December -. 1897. ~
twelve o'clock noon. q viii receive
sealed proposals for the sale 81 the
above named bonds 10 absorb abe
ss8ta - Fo8r Thousand &tue HuH-
bred AID Twenty Dollars and Thir-
sy-twe Gents kAs@s 9z4 ar any Fart
fheTe0f Interest an bonds pUF-
chased viii ceskS4 81 necemtsr ~.
TIE right fs reserved 90 reject any
and All proposals.
TATE STnkET TBEST COMPANY
By. s ~ Eo1csft Vice President
Boston. Massachusetts. December
T. 1887
December :. ;. IL ana Is.
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Two = { ompauY
g. MARGARET CuoN HERzoc Y
The Characters

Nina, er-debutante, fsppulsire-
~ married David. hoping to end
her lore for her Stepfather. Nolp
she appreciates DaUid and Is lis
Gusted tDith Richard.
Richard, the suaUe, handsome
stepfatpeT. proposed secret love
10 Nina.
Honey, Nina's gay, childish
mother, is 1riId about Richard.
David, q bright young auto
salesman With q small saldrA
Gdores Nina.
GEacie, an old girl friend of
Darid, still puTsues him.
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HELP WANTED J

NEW JOBS FOR THOUSANDS
Male. Instruction. II electric
Refrigeration - Air Condition
ing. Chance for reliable men 10
prepare for good positions,
Train spare time at home for
big pay Installation and Service
work. Give age, present en-
ployment. Utilities Inst, co
The Citizen. decl3-2tx
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AN UNUSUAL DOG

BRADDocK. Paw. Mllligan
of this city is the owner of a dos
with dual spine two tails. differ
ent colored eyes, and gait SINH
lar to that Of q rabbit.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW CHRISTMAS CARDS JUST
RECEIVED. For any member
of the family. Priced Be to
SOC. Also, cards by the box.
SAN CARLOS BOOK STORE.
nov25-tf
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FOR SALE: Sealed bids will be
received for one lot on Jose
phine street. size 92x52 It., I'M
til December 81, 1897. The usual
right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. All bids to sent to
F. Castro, 800 Whitehead street.
dec8- 1wl
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man for deliv-
cry and general store work. APP
ply in writing giving age and
reference. Box G., The Citizen.
decl3-tf
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REAL ESTATE

FOR RESULTS-List your prop
critics for sale OF rent with the
GLEN c. PRICE ORGANIZA-
TION. Registered Brokers.
Phone 124. sos Duval street.
dec1-tf
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Veterans Of Foreign Wars start
circulating petition seeking IS
00o,000 signerS 10 assure peace.
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G. E. REFRIGERATOR, medium
size, almost new. $3.50. p. o.
Box 4O4. decl1-tf
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Supreme Court upnolds States
tax on the income of contractors
on government dams.
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Welles assures Brazil that coup
has not impaired our friendship
chIdes hasty critics OF the regime.
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES FOR RENT, by hour,
day, week or month. j. R.
Showers company. aOv2-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALEzFour-door Plymouth
Sedan; Bargain. 613 Caroline
street, dec13-3tx
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rs ROOM GOING HOTEL Won
derful future. Over Sea Realty
Exchange, Over Sea Hotel,
Key West, Fla. nov22-tf
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We have a lot of our seasonal
golfers among us again but some
of them have not been able to get
in much golf.
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The ex-sammer-pro, Mr. John
Jumpin Kirschenbaurn knew he
had a Aot OF opposition yesterday
morning and had to gee par 4
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LOST

LOST-Handbag. brief case style;
tan, containing tools and keys.
$500 reward; no questions ask
ed Return to The Citizen Of
flee. dec14-4tx
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CORNER LoT, 5Oxl0O feet. Cor
ner 9Th and Staple Avenue,
Apply Box d, The Citizen.
nov2-tf
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PRINTING Quality Printing at
the Lowest Prices. The Art
man .FFeesss.nla1 Isl /. mayls-el
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PERSONAL CARDs-t00 printed
cards. $I,25. s The Altman
Press 81 ~ s7xsl nlay19ttf
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everything except possibly the
winning Of friends
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Two distinct lines of Ford v-S cars are now being
displayed in dealer showrooms. One is a newly
styled standard Ford line in three body types, the
other de luxe Ford line in eight body types The de
luxe Tudor sedan is pictured above. The de luxe
sedans are larger in appearance with longer hood and
sweeping lines. The de luxe cars are powered with
the So horsepower VS. engine the standard cars with
either the IS or the go horsepower engines Newly
styled pictured right New instrument
panel instrument group in front of driver grille
for radio speaker Installation in center fanked by
engine controls and cigar lighter, and glove compart
1ent at right In the de luse cars, the compartment
locks, and clock is Fecessed inthe compartment door
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Mr.. Phillip Emmerson, who is
generally called ''Phil the Grooms-
man" now, was one of the early
arrivals but the ex-Navy boy says
he can't play much golf on account
of the kinks in the old back. Mr..
Peter Schutt, who directs a small
army of employees when it is eat
ing or sleeping time, has been able
to get in a few rounds but says
he has too much business to get
off too often. But Mrs. Schutt
says sometimes she thinks he uses
that as an excuse. Mr.. Hicks Kerr,
who is good enough golfer to play
against such guys as Dick Metz, is
very well satisfied with his game
but says the green's are getting his
putting stroke and hopes to have
both remedied very soon. Mr.. Ned
Caulins is satisfied with every
thing in the golf line except his
score and says if that does not get
better soon, he is going to learn
and count as the Chinese, which is
backwards. The Peabody family
have been so busy with weddings
Git was only one but from all the
excitement it seemed like a half
dozen, so the family admits1 that
they have not even seen the golf
course but hope to before another
Monday gets here. A lot of other
golf players have given the course
the 90 bat they kept some Of their
comments to each other and il is
hoped that there were not too
many of the cursing variety. How
lever, if our friends viii be patient
we viii have first rate course by
the first Of the year.
| Mr. George Dodge. golf pro at
THE course for the last three years,
will be in town on Wednesday and
will commence his fourth season.
/ Mr.. James Wiley Red MIligan
lis now among the prophets. The
other day he was playing with
Hicks Kerr, Bob Spottswood. and
Dick Metz and Mile surprised
everybody and himself the most
by getting a hole in-one on the
short I50-yard 18th. Mr.. Mile
therefore cut bis score down
enough TO make il in "a strokes,
which was one better than par for
the round
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awkward situation arises. d.
: esasTd drops i'm.
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Mr.. George Dodge. golf pro at
! the course for the last three years.
viii be in town on Wednesday and
will commence his fourth season.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-11

afire off Honolulu, and an Oil
tanker was aground at the en-
trace to San Francisco Bay after
collision with the Dollar Liner
President Coolidge.
The trawler Normandie, from
San Francisco, sank after a COLI
sion with the motor freighter Ala
mer when IL miles off Humboldt
Bar, off the northern California
coast.
The Normandie'S crew of 10 was
rescued by fishing boat.
The British motorship Silver
larch radioed the coast guard at
Honolulu that fire in its No. 3
hold was under control and that
immediate assistance was not
needed. The ship sailed March
from San Pedro. Calf, for Mani
la.
Globe wireless reported the Chi
neSe steamer Hopsang went "a
ground at Cape Garambi, on For
mosa, and that the S. S. Tencho
Maru, so miles away, was rush.
ing to her aid.
At the entrance to the Golden
Gate the oil tanker Frank H.
Buck was half submerged after it
collided Saturday with the Presi-
dent Coolidge in a dense fog. Sal
vagers tried to remove her OIL
cargo in an attempt to tow her Off
the rocks and save the ship from
destruction.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-11
FIVE STEAMERS IN DISTRESS
PRESIDENT TIAL.
TRAIN UPSETS
Switch in Plans
Saves Executive
OF Mexico

MEXICO CITY, March II
(UP)-A special presiden-
tial convoy train, bearing
government officials an d
army officers who are ac-
companying President Lazaro Car
denas on a provincial tour, was
derailed early today between San
Lorenzo and Santa Clara, soon
after 1t left the capital.
1t had been announced that Car
denaS himself was on the train.
But actually he left by motor car,
intending to board at Tehuacan, in
Puebla state to the south, a spe-
cial narrow gauge train sent from
Mexico City
Officials said that bad track
conditions" caused the derailment
Seven of the eight cars of the
train left the tracks and over
turned. The engine and the re-
manning car remained on the track
but officials in the car, including
Genaro Vazquez, chief of the la
Dor department, were shaken, two
officers of the party were in
jured and all horses in two box
cars attached to the train were
killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-11
Private Citizens
Police Work Aids
In Arrest of Trio

Police work on the part of a pri-
vate citizen Wednesday night re-
suited in the arrest of three men
on petty theft charges, and one
confession.
Fred F.. Edwards, 625 Commercial,
saw three men burglarize car on
Main street, trailed them to the
jungles on the Dogwood road, saw
two of them discard their clothing
for that taken from the car. He
took w. C. Howard, Is, and Mer-
lin Boyce. 30, to Ell Centre police
headquarters. He gave directions
for officers to find the third.
They arrested Roy Farmer, As,
ALLEGED ex-convict. He pleaded
guilty to petty theft, while his COM
panions pleaded not guilty. Par
mer was given a six months jail
sentence.
Two pairs of trousers and blue
shirt were taken from P. D. Cox
car. the three men donning a gar
ment each.