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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-02

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-02

privileged to be fishing in waters
world-famous for the fnny tribe
Of countless species. one old-um-
er in response to our inquiry
stated You can catch most any
thing you want to bait up for"
and a few glanccs along the
bridge rail and in the water con
WINGED us that he was about right.
Several small shark had been
caught and their captors were
striving 10 get hold Of the big
fellows and at the same time ac-
curing coat of tan
Bahia Honda Bridge CBahia
Honda IS Spanish for Deep BAY
rs huge steel structure better
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.SEACOING HIGHWAY
Bv LOUIS B. KELLER

house into bedrock Floors are
likewise Of concrete. in fact the
.1 ,od +. ,h. ,.;.I..
''''y " va 49,
strength cypress door dnV " '
pieces IN the celIlhe> "l''.''
sash are o. steer ana lie ass
PaheS ar ~ ""0''''' 7'' .''5' -,
ln1orced. hl'lie W"IIo'I 'i'l li''.''
houses are cane" i'V' ''''.''
proof
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way passes rnr"ush territory
hardest mt by me I95o STORM
that took oO' hFeS. +ul, ~ l''''ic'.
sun remains 10 IeCa" ul' iui y VI
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IS Said TO ne DuII'" "''S l'''
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rent In some places me '3''o
less man Iu0 FaI"a "I"' -"
IS a mystery no" any "'i''F ''U'''
be Iclt standing we So "'i
OF deao IIeeS' pd'iIlH u''' o''"' ,'''
pIllngs where lh' raiifoaG TrA'i's
had once $1,000 me I''1'''''
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AT a point ABOUT ~ mines u ON
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tremlty OF tile new co'i,p,V'eI.
overseas lIBlIWdy toii "
SI.UU per car dIlo uiIFeI !" I'ii an
extra charge OF % Genus I''i 'dOil
passenger Seei'is 10 10 very
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crete structures present VerI-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-02

concrete curbing and extra heavy
concrete guard rails onthesmai.cr
spans while thc larger ones tavc
Il railing oult Of rails .am the
Evening star., 1938-03-15
BIRTHS REPORTED,

Howard and Elaine Hill girl
Harry and Rosemary Hyman. girl.
Jesse and Eva Pursley girl.
Wilbur and Harriet Atkins. girl
CHARLES and virginia Kendrick. Girl.
Frank and, AIRY Goldberg. girl.
arthur 1stin ar and vsss Matte Blue. boy:
Jcserh and Estelle Gorky boy.
Homer and Bernice Hughes. boy.
Robert and Sarah Bell girl
John and Alberta Cavanagh girl,
Raymond and Anne Fox girl.
Ben and Nora Marien. girl
Cedric and Lorraine Mckenzie, girl.
Paul and Ella Grihble. hov.,
Paul and Patsy Sobrito. girl.
james and Inez Mcdonald boy.
Harry and Lola Champion. boy.
Marshall and Helen Miller. boy
Richard and Amanda Burbanks. boy,
Howard and Marsuerite Cash. GIRL
Clarence and Helen Matthews. boy.
Nathaniel and Bernadette Weems, boy
James and Mary Yates. boy.
Jonn and Rosa Howard. boy.
Clifton and Isabelle Boone. boy.
Glenn and Ada Wright boy.
Julius and Drucllla Epps, girl.
Charles and Halle Young. girl.
Glover arS Grace Collins siri.
George and Katie Chambliss. sirf.
Isaac and Rosa Bright. girl.
Pattsrsco and Viola Henderson, boy.
henry and Geneva Mccoy, boy.
Harry InhI an and Sarah Peterson boy.
Joseph and Sadie Tsvlor boy
Roland and Bertha Baylor. girl.
William and Agnes MONTGOMERY. girl.
Carlos acd Marie Robertson girl,
Elmer and Pearl Thurston, girl
Willie and Louise Taliaferro, girl.
Evening star., 1938-03-15
DEATHS REPORTED.

Annie E. Lassiter, So 72O Rock Creek
Virginia R. Smith. rs. 1929 N st. NV.
Fannie Cornelia Ernest, 7s, 1888 oates
st. ne.
John Harvey Whitmer. r. 741s Blair
rd. NV
Blanche M. Witham. 81. 2Os LIST st. s.v.
Albert o. Stearns, sr, 81, 513 Buchanan
st. NV.
Pauline R Barrett sc 147 st. ne.
Bertha Whitney, ti6, Sibley Hospital.
James F. Wakefield, sr 5s, $50 G st. NV.
Ella Mae Fenton: 54 4316 18th St NV.
Sarah E. Alloy 54, 300 2nd St NV
Georee, r. Fertich. so. Wardman Park
Hotel
Leona Clark Palmer. 40. GEORGETOWN uni-
versitY HoSritel
Mamie Pons Hale, ~, GEORGETOWN uni-
versitv Hospital
Edward l.. Forrest 21 EMERGENCY Hospital
Infant Daueherty. George Washington
University Hospital
Infant Soyars. Gallinger Hospital
George G. Harris, SO. 1911 LIST st. nv.
Evening star., 1938-03-15
BIRDSEYE
DIAPERS
&c. doz.

Size 27x27;; best quoIity cotton
birdseye diopen at q vev low
sole price.
Evening star., 1938-03-15
certified to be the best value possible at lowest prices!
CHILD
APRONS
25e

Dointy o'sondis 'uffIes, neotIy
designed print moterioIs; bib
style.
Evening star., 1938-03-15
klDDIES' KNIT
SWEATERS
25e

Little tots cotton pullovet
swseters in q wide selection Of
spring eoIers.
Evening star., 1938-03-15
Want to Know Why
You're Constipated?

Would you give a million to shake
on that dull, dopey, played-out
feeling that often comes with
common constipation? Then stop
q minute and think.
What haze you had to eat this
week? Just meat, bread, eggs,
potatoes? Probably the reason
you're constipated Is you don't
get enough "bulE." And bulk"
doesn't mean hoU much you eat.
It means q kind Of food that isn't
entirely digested, but leaves q
soft, bulky mass in the intestines
which helps a bowel movement.
What to do? Eat some Kellogg's
All-Bran for breakfast every
day. This crunchy toasted cereal
Is not only rich in "bulk"-it also
contains both the intestinal tonic
vitamin b., and iron.
Eat All-Bran every day and
drink plenty Of water. See If you
don't get off your heels ana on
your toesl Kellogg's All.Bran Is
sold by every grocer.
Evening star., 1938-03-15
SWEITZER
CHEESE
lb.

Kraft's delicious Wisconsin
Swsitxsr cheese. A treat Of
t'ssts. ResuIor 35e ID.
Gt F St. Store only.
Evening star., 1938-03-15
MEMS FELT
HATS
98e

Lightweight, snop brims. Spring
shades. Sizes 6A to ~.
Evening star., 1938-03-15
RAYON
PANTIES
12e

Women's ond misses ponties,
briefs and shorts; lace trimmed
or tailored. Regularly lsc.
Evening star., 1938-03-15

Gus'snteed Durium tipped
teuntain pens. Sizes for men
and women; nomss engraved
free.
r Street Store Only
Evening star., 1938-08-29

1921 18th ST. NW.-Large second floor
front studio room, running water; light
Housekeeping: electric refrigeration.
| 1916 COLUMBIA RD. NW-SinRle and
double room. outstanding in attractiveness.
reasonable: instant hot water
Evening star., 1938-08-29

cried. And listen to sense. Like
Speed says, half-dollar a week won't
break any one, and we've a good
chance of making SO bucks Think
of it! Smackers Man, oh, man, we
haven't seen so iron men all in one
lump since We went on relief"
We haven't seen a half-dollar, for
that matter" said Mary.
Speed Daniels hitched forward his
chair. Look" he said, this is how
it works. You buy ticket in sealed
envelope, see. On one side of the
ticket is bunch of numbers. Six
numbers, in fact A combination.
Well. each number represents a big
league ball team. Each day you keep
track of the number of runs your
team makes, no matter who they play,
and at the end of the week you add
'em up, and the one who has the
most runs for the week gets so
smackerS."
And the one who has the lowest
number of runs" Reggie said, gets
10 smackers. So you have two chances
to win"
Then" Speed went on. "in the fall,
when the baseball season ends, you
get a ticket with numbers of football
teams on it. And in the winter it's
hockey and in the spring basketball,
then baseball again. See?"
And it only costs a half slug
week." Reggie cried enthusiastically.
Last weeA' a guy over in Sanborn-
ridge won it. Speed knows the guy
Three weeks ago a guy right here in
Hopevale won it. Boy, would so bucks
look good to mel"
'If we put so cents a week in the
bank. we'd soon have $50 Mary said.
YEAH" Reggie cried scornfully.
"And do you know how long it would
take? Two years! That's how long!
And, say if We were playing the pool
for that length of time we'd probably
have won couple of hundred"
You better take shot at it, Mary"
Speed said.
MARY sighed YEARLY "All right"
she said. "All right. All right.
Go ahead If you want to, only re-
member what said: Gambling doesn't
pay"
80 Reggie bought ticket and the
next evening he kept his ear glued to
the radio during the sports broadcast
and marked down six runs for him
self. The next evening he marked
down II runs. The third he marked
Evening star., 1938-08-29
q single game, which caused him to
miss the BOBBY completely.

a single game, which caused him to
miss the BOBBY completely.
A YEAR passed. Reggie became
= disguised. 1t wasn't working out
the way he had thought it would.
If We had put the half-dollar in
the bank every week." Mary pointed
out, wed now have $25. My good
ness, what we could do with $25."
Yeah. yeah, yeah" said Reggie
sulkily. We'll. anyway, I'm going to
play it once more. Just once more
Then We'll quit For good. Well start
putting half-dollar in the bank in
stead"
So Reggie bought his last ticket and
began keeping his score as usual. He
figured up how much he'd spent. He'd
spent $3.50 on tickets. II he should
win the so smackers, he'd be $245O to
the good.
But by the end of the week he had
a total of only 48 runs. He felt pretty
rotten about it. On Monday Speed
arrived Speed was grinning broadly.
Lucky dog!" he said.
"Yeah?" said Reggie.
The high this week was 49,"
What" yelled Reggie. my gosh!
Gee whiz! You don't mean it! Mary!
Holy smoke! We won! Gimme the
so. Speed"
Hold on" said Speed. you only
get $l250 There were three other
guys who had 48 runs"
Reggie tainted. Mary sighed. Speed
scrammed.
Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1938-08-29

couldn't believe it, but when he fig
ured out the mans combination, which
was printed on the sheet, he dis
covered the pool operators were right.
So instead of buying two tickets,
Reggie only bought one for the sec
ond week. On that next Sunday they
wound up with a score of ST, which
was neither here nor there On the
third week they missed collecting the
BOBBY prize by three runs.
And so it went. There were times
when Reggie's hopes scared, when it
appeared that no one could possibly
get as many runs, but always some
bloke from somewhere beat him out
by one or two. He always checked the
published combinations and never
found mistake.
There were other weeks, one espe-
cially, when his teams were rained
out every day but one, and then on
the last day he collected nine runs in
Evening star., 1938-08-29

Store managers wanted eYnerienca
able but not necessary: excellent future for
willing workers with growing concern: nuSt
furnish cash bond. In reply state age ref
erences. salary desired. BOX 39I-R, star.
RETAIL TIRE SALESMAN
Akron representative OF the GOODYEAR
Tire d Rubber Co. will interview applj
cants between % and rs years old prefer
man with car. previous tire experience
not necessary; but must have had salts
factory retail sales experience Apply
ave Ask for Mr. Harms '
Evening star., 1938-08-29
Blood Donors Unite

People in Prague, Czechoslovakia,
who give their blood for transfusions
have formed union, and at their
inaugural meeting voted to raise the
price of blood. At one time, it was
declared. they could get $3.50 month
for supplying approximately five pints,
but recently they have had to accept
much less.
Evening star., 1938-08-29
DAILY SHORT STORY
DON'T GAMBLE
By Richard WHkius0n.

down nine runs.
Then on the fourth
evening he collect
ed 18 runs in a
doube-header. At
the end of the
week he had q to-
tai of 80 runs.
"See!" he cried
jubilantly. We've
won! No one can
beat that score. 1t
just proves what I
said. Next week
we'll buy tw Q
tickets"
But when Speed
came around on
Monday with the
S h e e t containing
the winners Reg
gie'S name wasn't t
on it. A man from
Boston had won
with a total of go
r,I g D a n ni q
Evening star., 1938-08-29
Lock Thwarts Outlaws.

A new pick-proof lock has a cross
shaped key and key-hole with four
sets of tumblers working in different
directions at the same time. 1t is also
available with two interlocking keys
so that both keys must be used to open
the lock.
Evening star., 1938-08-29
LOST.

BOSTON BULL, male, brown and white;
vicinity 1850 Park I'd. NV. Reward.
Adams 1850.
BOSTON TERRIER, black with white chest;
male; reward Lincoln 8424.
BRIEF CASE. 1 black upper, containing
Government forms; lost on way to ball
park. Apply 716 Transportation Bldg
DOG, male, tan, white chest, short hair;
no collar. Reward Call Clev. 1907.
CLASSES, tortoise rimmed red case. vicin-
ny.-pl 1.y OF y: 23o0 tanier pl. Reward. 27i4
KEY CASE, containing 5 keys. lost down.
town. Reward. Georgia 5257
POINTER. liver and white, lost Monday,
Aug; 81, on Lee highway. between Cen
terville, Va, and stone house; answers to
name OF Jeep. engraved on collar; valued
highly as pet. Reward. E. B. Roland,
Haymarket, Va. 29'
PONY, large. dark brown and white,
strayed away near Bethesda. Reward. Wis
consin 1907.
SETTER black, small. male. in vicinity
Wilson lane. Bethesda, August 2l, generous
reward. Phone Wis. 2223.
STERLING SILVER ROSARY, probably lost
at Union Station Thurs. midnight. Reward
Sentimental value. Dec. 5340.
Evening star., 1938-08-29
ATTENTION
AUTO statesmen

We are opening a new Ford
leadership at 217 Pennsyl-
vania Ave. Sc. on Monday,
Aug. %, and we are organiz-
ing a complete new sales
force. This will be one of the
largest Ford and Lincoln
Zephyr dealers in the city.
If you are not satisfied with
your present set-up and want
to get in on the ground of a
new organization and make
real money, we have a pro-
position I know you will be
interested in.
For appointment, call Lin
coin 2077, Mr.. Hawkins.
Evening star., 1938-08-29
jolly Polly
a Little Chat on English
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

S. T. B.-"Seven years bad luck"
is the correct form, not seven years
bad luck" The apostrophe is not
necessary if We write Seven years of
bad luck" Thus we write Three
weeks rain" or Three weeks of rain"
Five months experience" or Five
months of experience"
Evening star., 1938-08-29
IT T DO E S N
nav tn gamble"


Mary said firmly.
What difference
does it make" Reg
gle cried, how we
make $50, so long
as we make it?
Goodness knows we
need the money.
Boy, how we need
it,"
Its only "a half
dollar a week" :"
Speed Daniels put
IN. A nall DUCK
won't break any
one"
Gamblers al
ways lose out in
the end" Mary
said. 1T doesn't
pay"
For pity sake,
stop sounding like
a.. parrot" Reggie
Evening star., 1938-08-29
Welsh Farmers Lack Labor.

Declaring there is labor famine on
the land, farmers Of the Vale of Clam
organ in Wales have asked aircraft and
munition factories to lend workers to
gather the harvest.
Evening star., 1938-08-29
LOOK

Bargains in used materials from Govt
Printing Ofhce-Joist sheetine. flooring,
hard and soft wood, steel beams. pipe ra-
diators. doors windows. sash; 25-ton Fair
banks scale. complete. Csn or phone Chas
d. Heavey. Bladensburg and Mills rds. n e..
opposite FleiSchmannS Yeast Co. %
Evening star., 1938-08-29
FOUND.

DON'T DESERT YOUR PETS. Call the
Washington Anima! Rescue League North
6G3O, for unwanted animals. II o st. n "
Evening star., 1938-08-29
OPPORTUNITY

Be in business for yourself, no capital re-
auired. Only requirements are good char
acter. age 21 to 55, and operators license
In D. c; Best plan in town to be an
owner of your own cab-weekly rates in
clude insurance and free instructions for
Identification card. There is a scarcity of
taxicabs due to the new regulations Av-
erage earnings $35 to $40 per week. See
Mr.. Shanahan. Union Taxicab Association
22nd and N SITS. NV. between 9:3O and l
Evening star., 1938-08-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, HoUsEwoRKER. experienced; 1--we
IN, GOOD lroner; of sundays, references
required: 81. Clev. S419
WOMAN, white, for general housework
and care OF small children; live in. All
7474.
WOMAN. white, care for house and Q
chlidren Tor employed couple. Phone Du-
pont 1909. bet and pm.
WOMEN wanted TO live in home for gen.
eral housework on farm: no children; cleo
conYeniences. Write Fremont Day, Vien-
ma, Va. Phone Vienna l5-J-l
Evening star., 1938-08-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

GIRL STUDENT desires work; knowledge
OF typlng. office machines: quick and
willing TO learn. Line. 0744-J. 30'
NURSE. hospital training. take any case,
good with cancer; best doctors ref. Adams
016g o9=
OFFICE ASSISTANT or companion: no
typng; day or evening work; good refer
enceS. Call Bradley lS5. 90
STENO-TYPIST, young. experienced; will
accept SIS to start. Call Col. 1898. 29'
STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST, general clerical
experience, high school graduate; SIS
week. Steady worker. Berwyn 116-R.
WOMAN elderly, wants place, housekeeper
IN small family. no children. no washing;
good home preferred to wages. Dec
6la1-J
WOMAN, young. college BACKGROUND recep-
zionist; experienced interior decorating
news. publicity writing. Call 81 tomorrow
Col. 49S.. 30'
WOMAN unencumbered. white: housework
employed couple: no laundry; no children
Box 253-E, Star
YOUNG LADY attending local commercial
college from TO 3 wishes to earn room
and board by caring for children or doing
light housework before and after school:
references National l14s.
Evening star., 1938-08-29

GOKDUN HOTEL. DI6 10Th st-On beau.
tiful 18th ST.. location desirable and con-
Venient: comfortable rooms, single, S6 SO
70 ~ 30; double rooms with running water.
80 80 to ST / so weekly; double rooms with
bath, twin beds, S12 and Sl5 weekly; "a.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO BIRMINGHAM ALA, SEPT.
2; return about Sept. 13: can take 2
passengers share expenses. Line. 6036R.
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GRAFTON HOTEL 1139 Conn. ave. NV
Single rooms from $1,000 mo: double,
S35 80; weekly rates begin at $3.50; inner
spring mattresses; your mail and phone
messages attended to: full 24-hour service;
rid yourself, of housekeeping worries and
walk to work
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MEN. COLORED.

Three for local grocery routes Average
earnings, S23 80 weekly. Commission. De-
post of S4 required. Must be neat and
energetic. Apply Tuesday, 2 to pm. 613
St NV
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HELD w0kAEA

BEAUTY OPERATORS. / part time. / full
time; allaround experience. Write full
ast sVqS sox age where
COMMERCIAL ARTIST-Large advertising
agency REQUIRES the services Of an artist
WIN Win limited experience. Apply In detail,
giving snu1 experience (which is absolutely
ment. State starting salary. Only applca-
tions giving all Information will be consid-
cred. Box '2O5-E. Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT and secretary; state
age. experience. education and aualifica-
tions. Box blk Star
La. LADiESIWe SsEWe are headauarters for women
VINO wish to make living by selling private
dresses and mems wear. Liberal percentage
nc No money needed. Personnel manager, 7l5
MILLINER, thoroughly experienced; steady
122s F. st. NV ' "' '0'''
SALEsGIRL. with references, for dress
shop Apply to Mrs. H. G. Bastable, 307
W: Montgomery ave, Rockville. Md.
need coats s,n and Only
Steady: sloan's credit S35 7th this st. NV NV. D.
SIENOGRAPHER- -dictaphone operator; ex-
prrieHceo PEI Hca only need apply: age "0-21; SAL
Ta give Box t sR aeiss stsn and ne0se
MATTRESSES wanted with good expert
e ence. &C. Apply oriole Grill. 1874 Pa. ave.
Wh!IRESS-MuSt be over 2I Eagle
restaurant. East Falls Church. Va
WOMEN, 3, personable and ambitious,
seeking interesting and profitable occupa-
tloI' experience in direct contact or cos
metlc ADVISORY. work desirable but not es-
Gompiexion fnip H1 care Apply, Suite sos. Wash
A,I11 ATTRACTIVE POSITION. educational ad-
some college or normal training, Must be
over 20. ambitious. refined and executive
type. Give full details for consideration.
age ana phone number. Box 435-J Star.
Luzier Representative.
Established clientele. Box 9s-K. Star.
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST-
LARGE REAL ESTATE OF
FICE DESIRES FIRST
CLASS BOOKKEEPER AND
TYPIST; MUST HAVE EX-
PERIENCE OPERATING
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE.
SOME ONE WITH REAL ES-
TATE OR BANKING EXPE-
RIENCE PREFERRED. RE-
PLY IN OWN HANDWRIT-
ING, STATING EXPERT
ENCE. BOX 197-E, STAR.