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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-09

freeing the Brazilian Exchange Market for commerce with the Uni ted States, establishment of Braz- ilian National Bank and resumption of payments of Brazils dollar debts through an exchange of notes.
 The agreements have been signed by American Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Brazilian Foreign Minister Aranha.
 The United States Export and Import Bank will extend credits not to exceed $19000,000 and this will enable Brazil to discontinue the of ficial control of foregin exchange operations.
 The State Department also makes the announcement that President Roosevelt is to recommend Congress the placing at Brazil's disposal gold up to S50.OO0,O00 to serve as assets of the Central Reserve Bank which will be established.
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LEGISLATORS
 HOSTS HERE
 LAST NIGHT

Legislators last evening entertain ed at the biennial Legislative Ball at the Elks ballroom.
 Crowded to capacity, the affair last evening proved to be one of the most outstanding social events this season. Legislatros were in the receiving line and at the punch bowl Dancing was enjoyed, from 1O:3O until 2:30 o'clock.
 In charge of arrangements for the event last evening was Senator Vic tor c. Rivers, chairman of the Sen- ate entertainment committee, and Representative Carl A. Drager chairman of the House entertain ment committee.
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vices are included in the new equip ment, one of which is the electric motor chair, and another, the spring cushion seating. Dr. Williams has purchased all new instruments and laboratory equipment, as well as an X-ray projector for diagnosing K ray films.
 Juneau may well be proud of the new Medical and Surgical Clinic, which is unquestionably the most modernly equipped in the Territory, with every convenience being of fered for complete and thorough ex- aminations.
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JUNEAU CLINIC
 QUARTERS ARE
 NOW RE0pENED
CompIeie New Office and Surgical Equipment h.
 stalled, New Location

Located in the former offices Of Dr. W. W. Council directly above Bloedhorn's Jewelry Store, the Ju- neau Medical and Surgical Clinic has re-opened with complete new office and. surgical equipment all machines and instruments the most modern and up-to-date in the Ter ritory
 The new clinic includes a surgery, two patient room, waiting room. an X-ray and developing room, and offices and laboratories for Dr. w w. Council, Dr. c. c. Carter, Dr. w. P. Blanton, Dr. w M White head and Dr, R. H. Williams.
 Probably the most valuable of all equipment of the clinic is the Standard x-ray machine, which is a combination fluoroscopic and photographic X-ray unit. This ma- chine is manufactured by the Stan dard X-ray Company at Chicago, and has been installed in the local clinic by Harold Hovland, represen- tative of the company. with of- fees in Seattle. It is the highest powered, shock-proof X-ray in AL aska, and is two and one-half times more powerful than the ma chine which it replaces. It has an automatic control and is used for superficial treatment work. as well as for diognostic purposes.
 De Forest Dynatherm
 Another machine manufactured by the Standard Company is the De Forest Dynatherm, for short wave treatments and electro sur gery. An ultra violet light machine is also included in the new equip- ment received by the Juneau Clin- ic. as well as a replacement of the Electrocardiograph, m achin e which tests and graphically records the functions oi the heart
 Among other equipment which has not yet arrived is included furnishings for the waiting room and offices, and a Metabolism ma- chine, used in determining the rate i}l which the body burns oxygen. and especially for the determina- ton of the activity Of the thyroid Gland.
 
 Dental Office
 pr. R. H. Williams has installed chfnplete new Ritter dental equip mept and American dental cabinate, a'i of which is done in neptune green. Many new and improved de-
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Though hailed by no less an au- thority than Maestro Arturo Tos- canini as the worlds greatest singer" Marian Anderson, colored contralto, has been forced to can eel her Washington concert by ac- ton of the Daughters of the American Revolution who own the hall in which she was to sing. Following this move. Mrs. Frank lin D. Roosevelt, wife of the pres ident, announced she had resigned from an unnamed organization because she disapproved its ac- tion but would not say it was the
 D. A. R.
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GERMANY PLANS NO ATTACK ON
 FRENCH NATION
Rumors Declared 10 Be False, Also Sensation-
 al, Is Nazi Claim

PARIS, March 9-Germany has given France formal assurances, sources close to the French Foreign Ministry Office said, that the alarm ing reports of Nazi preparations to attack France through Switzerland and The Netherlands are false and sensational.
 The rumors have been circulating, not only in France, but throughout the world for sometime.
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MANY FALSE ALARMS

LONDON-Th were nearly 1000 false alarms in the London Fire Brigade area last year, the annual report showed
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CREDIT PACT SIGNED NOW,
 COUNTRIES
United States and Brazil Reach Agreements on
 Liberal Extension

WASHINGTON, March g. = The United States and Brazil have signed far reaching agreements on liberal extension of credits.
 The two countries also agreed to
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TO CAMOUFLAGE CITY

ISTANBUL--All buildings in Is- tanbul are to be painted the same shade of grey at the City's streets, as a protection against air raids.
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New York and Wisconsin are the principal cheese making states
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Dental Office

pr, R. H. Williams has installed chinplete new Ritter dental equip mept and American dental cabinate, a'l of which is done in neptune green.s Many new and improved de-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-19
FRED WARING WILL
! OPEN NEW PROGRAM
FOR CHESTERFIELD

Starting tonight over the NBC
network, aired locally over
WHO'D, at 6 o'clock, a new Ches-
terfield Cigarette program will
be featured starring Fred Waring
and the original Pennsylvanians.
The program will appear nightly
through Friday and will bring to
the mike" a breezy variety of
entertainment by one of Ameri-
cas- outstanding musical troupes.
Chesterfield continues through
the summer months with Paul
Whiteman's program over CHS
through WQAM at 1880 o'clock on
Wednesday.
Chesterfield Time Is Pleasure
Time" is a good slogan to hold to
when seeking the best in good
radio entertainment.
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Sodality Group
Entertained

The Young Peoples Sodality of
st. Mary's Star of the Sea Church,
gave a party Wednesday evening
at the Women's Club in honor of
the Graduates of 1899 and also to
introduce them into the Sodality
Dancing and cards were enjoyed,
and refreshments were served
later. Miss Wilma Alfonso, Chair
man of the Social Life Committee,
was in charge of the affair.
The Graduates present were:
The Misses Dorothy Albury, Ce-
lima Bethancourt, Ella Blanco,
Rose Camera, Annie Crusoe,
Amelia Garcia, Mary Agnes Kel-
ly, Beatrice Moreno and Onelia
Vasquez.
The members of the Sodality
and their guests included: The
Rev. Kelleher, S. J. Director,
Miss Marjorie Gwynn, Project,
The Misses Frances Ellsworth,
Louise Hawkes., Louisa Delaney,
Mary E. Whalton, Helen Bragas-
sa, Anita Salgado, Mary June
Crusoe, Alice Domenech, Isabel
Kelly, Dora Medina, Celia Var
gas, Alice Parks, Hilda Yado, Fee
licia Yado, Martha Ramos, and
Denorah Nickerson. The Messrs
Bert Buckley, Joseph Richard
son, Thurman Sands. Frank Del
VilIar, Manuel Rodriguez, Henry
founders, Frank Spencer, Jay
Stricken, Paul Mesa, Gilmore
Parks, Fred Edwards, Edward
Diaz, William Monsalvatge
Adolfo Lopez, Evelio Rueda, Ar
senio Betancourt, Henry Alonzo
Joe Perez and Dexter Dorgan.
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lie G AIS
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
probate Law 1033)
IN THE COURT OF THE CONN.,
TY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate of
STEPHEN F. LOWE.
Deceased.
To All whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that /.
Grace Lowe, have filed my final
report as executrix of the estate of
stephen F. Lowe, deceased: that
have filed my petition for final
discharge, and that I will apply to
the Honorable Raymond r. Lord,
County Judge of Monroe County,
Florida, on the Twentieth day of
June, 1888. for approval of same
and for final discharge as ex-
ecutrix OF the estate of Stephen f..
Lowe, deceased
Dated this 27th day of May.
GRACE LOWE.
As Executrix OF the Estate of
Stephen f.. Lowe. Deceased.
may2s; junes.12-1e.1sss
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TRIANGLE COMPANY
OFFERS ALL KINDS OF
FIREWORKS FOR 4th

Two more weeks until the 4th
of July!
For those who contemplate the
purchase of fireworks of any kind
with which to celebrate the oc-
casion, an advertisement appears
elsewhere in this issue sponsored
by the Triangle Fireworks Com
pany of Miami.
Orders sent now will receive
prompt attention. A catalogue
will be sent upon request Turn
to the advertisement now and
make plans for good old-fash-
toned 4th of July.
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ORDINATION OF
PRIESTS FEATURED

The June issue of The South
ern Jesuit, features the ordination
of six priests in this district, one
being that of Father George
Patrick Kelleher, S. j., who will
sing his first Solemn High Mass,
July End, in the Church of Mary,
Gate of Heaven, Ozone Park,
N. Y.
Assisting as Deacon at this SER
vice will be Rev. p. j. Kelleher,
S. j., of st. Mary's Star of the
Sea Catholic Church of Key
West, who left this city last
week for the service. Rev. Kel-
leher is uncle of the new priest.
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variable winds. mostly south
east.
Florida: Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday, except possibly
showers near southwest coast.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
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and East Gulf: Gentle to moderate
variable winds, mostly southeast
over south portion and south
westerly over north portion;
partly overcast weather tonight
and Tuesday, scattered showers
over extreme south portion.
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Etterbug Dance
Friday Night

The Kappa Pi Y Social Club
viii stage a unique Jitterbug
Dance this Friday evening. start
ing at $50 o'clock. The affair
win be held at Raurs Club on
Roosevelt boulevard.
Announcement of price ian
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Junior Club To
Meet Thursday

The Key West Junior Woman's
Club will hold a Social Meeting
Thursday afternoon, June %, at
500 o'clock, at the Clubhouse.
Hosstesses for the meeting will
be Miss Consuelo Carmona and
Miss Frances Lee Tiller.
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odd amounD is contained in the
advertisement on page one to-
day. Music viii be by Gould
Curry's seven-piece band and
there viii be prizes offered for
the best Jitterbug dances. Many
other special features are plan
ned for this dance. Tickets may
be procured from members.
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Leonard Sawyer, an employee
of the Florida Light and Power
Co., who was in the city last
week for a visit with relatives
and friends, left on the bus
yesterday afternoon for his home
in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-19

Owen Sawyer, toll gate keeper
at Channel Five on the Over Sea
Highway, who had been in the
city for several days on business,
left yesterday afternoon to re-
sumo the duties at the station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-19

Howard Albury, who arrived
Thursday for a visit with relatives
and friends, left on the afternoon
bus yesterday for his home in
Tavernier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-19

Judge Arthur Gomez, of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit arrived
from Miami yesterday and plans
to remain in Key West with the
family until Wednesday when he
will return to resume his activity
in Dade county.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Till 7:30 p. m. Tuesday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy, possibly showers tonight
and Tuesday; gentle to moderate
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Manuel Guerro and son from
Florence. Alabama, were arrivals
on the $50 bus Saturday night
coming for the funeral of Mr..
Guerro's brother, Frank, yester-
day afternoon.
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Miss Eloise Ponciers and Miss
Francis Waldren, of Atlanta, who
were spending several days in
Key West, left over the highway
yesterday morning for Daytona
Beach.
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Robert Lyons was an arrival on
the afternoon bus yesterday for
one of his regular visits with old
friends and relatives.
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Miss Emma Ann Kennedy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S.
Kennedy, student at Florida State
College for Women, arrived on
the Afternoon bus yesterday to
spend the vacation with the
family at the U. S. weather bu-
reau.
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: Yesterday: NoIG, Thorns
foncee, becomes acquainted tDith
Tally.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Kemperling,
son Julius and daughter Marie,
who were visiting briefly in the
city last week, left yesterday
afternoon over the highway for
West Palm Beach.
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i Mrs. Glenn Price, who had beer
visiting with her mother Mrs
Ernest Merest at Tarpon Springs
returned this morning on the
!Cuba from Tampa.
Raul Garcia, manager of the
Key West-Havana Cigar Co., who
left Friday for visit in Tampa
was a returning passenger on the
Cuba this morning.
Austin Williamson, traffic
manager of the p. and o. S. S.
Co., was an arrival on the Cuba
this morning and after spending
few. hours in the city, left on
the vessel for visit in Havana.
Douglas Wilson, travelling pas
senger agent for the p. and o. S.
S. Co., in charge of a party of
tourists who were en- route to Ha-
vana, was meeting old friends in
Key West this morning and left
with the party for Havana.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Kemperling,
son Julius and daughter Marie,
who were visiting briefly in the
city last week, left yesterday
afternoon over the highway for
West Palm Beach.
Miss EloiSe PoncierS and Miss
Francis Waldren, of Atlanta, who
were spending several days in
Key West, left over the highway
yesterday morning for Daytona
Beach.
Manuel Guerro and son from
Florence, Alabama, were arrivals
on the $50 bus Saturday night
coming for the funeral of Mr..
Guerro's brother, Frank, yester-
DAY afternoon.
Howard Albury, who arrived
Thursday for a visit with relatives
and friends, left on the afternoon
bus yesterday for his home in
Tavernier.
Owen Sawyer, toll gate keeper
at Channel Five on the Over Sea
Highway, who had been in the
city for several days on business,
left yesterday afternoon to re-
sumo the duties at the station.
Leonard Sawyer, an employee
of the Florida Light and Power
Co., who was in the city last
week for visit with relatives
and friends, left on the bus
yesterday afternoon for his home
in Miami
Robert Lyons was an arrival on
the afternoon bus yesterday for
one of his regular visits with old
friends and relatives.
Miss Emma Ann Kennedy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S.
Kennedy, student at Florida State
College for Women, arrived on
the Afternoon bus yesterday to
spend the vacation with the
family at the U. S. weather bu-
reau.
Judge Arthur Gomez, of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit arrived
from Miami yesterday and plans
to remain in Key West with the
family until Wednesday when he
will return to resume his activity
in Dade county.
ORDINATION OF
PRIESTS FEATURED
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The Characters

Joeelyn Russell. beautiful heir
ess.
Tally Mack, young farmer
whose family has Inherited half
the Russell estate, Sedclif.
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When you hear this
song you know its Chesterfield
Time ugoin with FREE, WARlNG
and his rollicking radio gong.
Five nights q week.
NBC coust-to-cousi.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Douglas Wilson, travelling pas
senger agent for the p. and o. S.
S. Co., in charge of a party of
tourists who were en- route to Ha-
vana, was meeting old friends in
Key West this morning and left
with the party for Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-19

Raul Garcia, manager of the
Key West Havana Cigar Co., who
left Friday for a visit in Tampa
was a returning passenger on the
Cuba this morning.
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Austin Williamson, traffic
manager of the p. and o. S. S.
Co., was an arrival on the Cuba
this morning and after spending
a few hours in the city, left on
the vessel for visit in Havana.
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PERSONAL MENTION

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Mrs. Glenn Price, who had been
visiting with her mother Mrs.
Ernest Merest at Tarpon Springs,
returned this morning on the
Cuba from Tampa.
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Horoscope "Ths stars incline
 but do not compel"
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6

Adverse planetary aspects appear to dominate today. Throughl the busiest hours it is well to be exceed- ingly cautious and conservative. The early hours are most threatening to persons in authority and cruel criti- cism of them may be prevalents Pro peganda will poison many minds and change royalties to governrlelt policies.
 Heart and Home: Selfishness and sgotiSm will be prevalent under &hls ,oflfiguration which encourageS,Hiep andS women to think first of thefn- seIves. Lack of personal respoflsfbil- ty in domestic relations will be evil lent as children become the vidip1s 1f their parents marital rifts. Wp- nen today may be unfortunatSssin many ways, but especially in their ove interests. Broken engagements IS well as broken homes will be nu- nerous.
 Business Affairs: Heavy specula- ion on the stock exchanges and harp fluctuations will cause seri- JUS losses. The goddess of chance will rule unchecked and gambling will be conducted on a big scale. The lew Moon of next week presages a air measure of prosperity. Thea CTS and all places of amusement will profit.
 National Issues Growth of popp- arity for presidential possibility who has served in the Philippines md has definite ideas regarding our future policies in the Orient is prog noSticated. The star of man in he second place in government of- ices is to shine clearly, but it will not be conspicuous after the Demo- ,ratic national campaign is in full wing. In view of Saturn's opposi- ion to Venus and Mercury, immor- llity will increase in coming months Crimes against women and children nay be widespread. t&
 International Affairs: Through he activities of a secret agent the British government is to have a lew cause for alteration with .oreign power. Jupiter eliminating tt Moscow is promising for the So- 5iets. Germany will make headway n assuring better trade relations with South American country. The Jewish refugees will focus attention md plans for their settlement in lospitable territory will progress.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the forecast of a year of business oerplexilies which will be overcome. Women should avoid litigation, es- oecially if it leads to the divorce court
 Children born on this day will be ambitious and fond of the limelight. Many of these Libra subjects are well fitted for public service nshfd should be carefully guided for they will reach extremes of either good CT evil. Hli lht'
 Copyright, 1939)
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SERIES THRILLS
 ARE BRAND NEW
 FOR SIX YANKEES

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-There are six players on the Yankee squad who've never participated in a World Series and two of them, Out fielder Charles Keller and First Baseman Babe Dahlgren, are im- portant cogs in the New York ma chine.
 The others are Pitchers Oral Hil- debrand, Marius Russo, Alley Don aid and Catcher Warren Rosar.
 Keller, a former International League batting champion, came ur last spring from Newark. He got into the lineup in early August as regular and has been banging the ball hard ever since. Kellers aver age is around .330. Only DiMaggio's is better.
 Dahlgren got his chance when Lou Gehrig stepped down last May. He's one of the best fielding first basemen in the majors but doesn't boast batting average of Yankee standard. However, his hits have been timely, as his runs batted in figure of around 85 proves.
 The chances of Manager Joe Mo Carthy using the others are slight Rosar hardly will get into the con- flict unless Bill Dickey is injured or the Nationals get so far ahead in one game that Marse Joe figures it is beyond recall. He's an able re- placement, however, and a crack hitter.
 Donald and Russo came up from Newark, Donald in the spring and Russo in June. Donald set fresh- man record by winning 12 straight games. Russo. southpaw, had won seven, including six straight, on September 21 Hildebrand, a veteran came from the St. Louis Browns.