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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
FUTURE.
FUTURE
THOS. J. OWEN l. SON Auctioneers.
1431 Eye St. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE-
TACHED DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMIsEs No. 10 ATLANTIC STREET
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 670l, folio 431 ct
sea, OF the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee Will sell At public auction. in front
Of the premises; on MONDAY, THE SECOND
PAx qE F6SR4AkY 6aoAk p 1sa q: At TMo
described land and premises, situate in the
District Of Columbia, and designated as
and being lots g. 10. 90 and 21 in square
6l62 in Charles G. Taylor's subdivision
Of land known as "Washineton's High
lands" as per plat recorded in the Once
OF the Surveyor for the District Of Column
bia in book 81 at page 8. subject to cove
nants and restrictions of record.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid In cash. balance in
two equal installments, payable in one
centum per annum. payable semi-annua1y
from day Of sale. secured by first deed Of
trust upon the property sold. or all cash.
at the option of the purchaser deposit
OF $4,000 will be required at time OF sale.
AL conveyancfng. recording. revenue stamps,
etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale
TO be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement Of such re-
JOSEPH H. BAIT,
Substituted Trustee III Civil Action
No. 1889 ja2l % o6 2o31
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JAMES B. HOGAN. Attorney for Petitioner,
1410 II st.

JAMES b. HOGAN, Attorney for Petitioner,
1410 II st.
United States for the District of CO.
!umbia;-In re application of Mary Ann
Zahorel for Change OF Name-Civil
having filed a complaint for a Judgment
changing her name to Mary Ann Herrick,
and having applied to the Court for an
by law in such cases. it is, BY the Court,
this 27th day of January, 1942. ORDERED
that all persons concerned show cause, II
Of February, 1912, why the prayers Of
said complaint should not be granted
Provided: That a copy of this order be
published once q week for three consecu-
tive weeks before said day in The Evening
Star Newspaper and The Washington Law
Reporter. JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice,
Seal 4 true copy. Test: CHARLES z.
JOBE. Deputy Clerk FaE -
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ppopoeAls

f0MMIssIoNEN4ss p ci awAsMMqToN1i 1i
be received At Room 500, District Building.
February 8. 1912, and then publicly opened.
for Construction Of Enclosing Wall at D. C,
Jail. located East of 10th Street and
South Of 'B Street, southeast Sin Reserva,
tion No. 13. Proposals, specifications. and
MAY se 1stnn:a 81 Boon H
check for 5000. payable to the Collector
OF Taxes, b. c., to guarantee their return
in ,:sss!as'so.s1isa.s sssaa ss1d5fi9as
WASHINGTON sugURsAN bANrrARY
CONTRACTS NOS, 14s-W AND 149-w.
GMEAR1NG GN bs4IfxrNT REsEHy15R E2ySn NN1p sLTE
timber and farm buildings from approx
mately 230 acres Of land on Contract
No. l4s-W. and approximately 100 acres
on Contract No. 149-W. for a reservoir
site. will be received At the once OF the
washington SUBURBAN Sanitary Commis-
land. until 800 PM: Eastern Daylisht
1912, at which place and time they will
be publicly opened and read.
Plans and specif1ca tions may be obtained
from Harry r Hall, Chief Engineer Of
the Commission, Hyattsville, Maryland
upon deposit Of $500. which deposit will
ing plans and specifcations in % GOOD con-
dition.
PERRY BOSWELL,
J. DONALD CLAGETT,
FRANK B. SMITH
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CHOICE INVESTMENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GASOLINE STATION AND STORAGE
pndersround Under % tanks. 9n iaos5 hsTs sslons 0e eaeh
with railroad siding In rear, facilities load
ing and unloading fuel oil and gasoline:
excellent opportunity. MA. 24O5. A.
300 BLOCK G ST N.W.-STORE AND SIX
2-r., K. and b. apts., oil heat. scar garage
Priced right for quick sale; $1,000 cash
req, bal nm. until paid. w. w. BAILEY.
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PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
S'se otace At "" pm., o standard Time a re6ruars b
1s 1912. for nayisation marker at III The
speciications may be obtained from this
ofnce in the discretion Of h the Gommissioner
Of Public Buildings "; z. Reynolds;
January IS, l942.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 320, District Building.
until 1000 An February lds.T. IL for fNr- Nr
2ss2: scout Automobiles. Schedule No;
s1nure FG5Ssgy No. SSH
Bakery Equipment, Schedule No 2205.
For specifications and information apply to
PuIcShasins oficer' Room $50, Ja District III
SEALED BIDS Will BE RECEIVED BY
Potts & Callahan, Hoover Airport, Airing
ton, Va, until pm; January both. 1912:
5nS fO the seuBmsn
dump TRUCKS: ! 81 q bodies, ! 10 8 bull
Sodos.rs GasnpaT soneh sS9a to Of
equal. / to 3 motor patrols. Caterpillar
No. l2,". or equal. Further information will
be furnishsd upon Request at the aD9Se fSe
right to reject any or all bids
SEALED BIDS IN TRIPLIcATE, SUBJECT
Be reeeiSed rec at the once q the Fedetai
vision, State Planters Bank Building. 9th
Sat!g 200 I'm RM,' s,, s s i; TsSruaIy 81! , Is.
forming all work for the construction Of a
she
Gu. yds. excavation, 4. 200 GU. yds: con,
crete. $50 tons REINFORCING, steel and
necessary anDurtenanCes for the COnStruC-
Plans and speciacations will be on file
signed and copies thereof may be obtained
from the Chester Engineers. 2lO East
Parkway at Sandusky, pittsburgh' penna; a;od
sa DEPOSIT oP's Of $1,000 % % viii be ere reauired I to
insure their return.
bid as follows: ~ Of the amount of the
BID. which may may be Bd Bend nd.S on JdIs y s.
payable to the Treasurer Of the United
s s,Ss 81 Paragraph 8 of Instructions to
Performance bond will be required as
e smount ef the eontrsee
U. s. Standard Form No. % and Pay
ment Bond OF 500 Of the amount Of the
CONTRACT. executed on U. 8. Standard
Eisgidsted damages for delay will be
based on forms furnished. for the purpose.
Article on patents will be made q part
of the contract
Bids must be submitted upon the Stand
ard Government Form Of Bid and the sue
cessful bidder will be required to execute
the Standard Government Form of Con-
tract for Construction.
The right is reserved, as the interest
of the Government may require, to reject
any and all bids, to waive any informality
in bids received. and to accept or reject
any items of any bid. unless such bid is
qualified by specific limitation.
Envelopes containing bids must be
sealed. marked and addressed as follows:
Bid for RESERVOIR AND APPURTEN-
ANCES, DOCKET VA. 44-l7S, ARLINGTON
70 70 be opened Zoo PM. D. 9. T,
FEBRUARY 16, 1912.
c. L. VICKERS.
Regional Director, Region No. Q.
Note: See Standard Government m
structions to Bidders and copy Of the
Standard Government Form Of Contract,
Bid Bond. and Performance Bond. which
may be obtained upon Application.
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3 VIRGINIA RENTALS.

3 VIRGINIA RENTALS.
DUE TO GOVERNMENTAL TRANS
FER THE OWNERS HAVE AUTHOR
IzED US TO OFFER FOR LEASE
THE FOLLOWING HOMES:
5-room brick bungalow, new-house
condition. excellent neighborhood. liv-
ing room 20x13, foored attic, garage,
/ block 10c bus. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION $50
Center-hall brick; living room with
fireplace, dining room, den, N bath,
kitchen; 2 bedrooms and bath on End
floor; paneled recreation room with
fireplace S135
New Colonial home with wooded
acreage; large living room. paneled
den dining room, kitchen. "a bath; 8
bedrooms, one with fireplace, and 2
baths on end Moor; maids room and
bath; 2-car garage $225
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
2501 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI. 3131. GIL. 3434.
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV. National bsss.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(ContinuAdl

furnish heat; monthly rental. 1892; con-
venient location: priced to sell. MR..
PORTER, MA. 1913. MI. 1875.
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MONEY WANTED

WTD. 81 800 CASH-LIBERAL INTEREs7
monthly. Trust fund as security. Cal
Executive 556S 3s
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL.

GENTLEMANS ESTATE IN VIRGINIA.
With bedrooms. 4l2 baths. large recrea-
ton room, center:hall layout; spacious
green's; inclosed with brick walls; shade;
well built and all modern: a real home for
leisure. convenience and entertaining;
owner leaving county: / 3 minutes to White
House; S37,500. with 1900 cash. balance
terms Address Roy 65-M. Star
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S7.45O.
A REAL BARGAINI

n ItCAL OAN1h1N.
$10.750-Chevy Chase, D. C.
An outstanding value in detached brick
and clapboard home-that is situated in
q quiet square free Of through traffic and
amid lovely properties. The location is
sn Wsths TO dh she of GT pnbc AND AND
parochial schools. Six large. bright rooms,
8 bedrooms, tile baths, living room with
fireplace. large covered side porch, stair
way to roomy attic, maids room. AUTO,
MATIC HEAT. built in garage, beautiful
ePpoiPsHen1 pHe eRy THqs 6i sdG F1saER
nings cali Mr. BoUscAREN, EN- 4413
308 TENNESSEE AVE. NE.
An excellent Colonial brick home con-
tanning 8 large rooms, tiled bath, with
Soress Hs sna deck hSs pSe m sssf T
gas heat. modern kitchen. hardwood floors
insulated and weather. stripped. new, roof
garage. Inspect by appointment only.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos n Capitol. Realtor. MA. $3.50.
PETWORTH-UPPER 7th ST.
$3.50.
2 lovely bedrms.. tile bath, auto. hot
water heat, screened rear porches nice
front porch Home in good condition
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
New homes. S12.500 to S165OO All
with 3 bedrms finished recreation room
with fireplace, auto. air-cond. heat. Lo-
eated on nicely wooded lots.
FRANK J. VOLkMAN,
4617 Wis. Ave. NV
I'm. 4949 Eve. OR O655 90
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LEE HEIGHTS aE ds
town; large lot. brick house. built-in ga
rage; spacious living room, with fireplace,
opens on large screened porch, dining room,
kitchen. bedroom, tiled bath. first floor:
) bedrooms. den and tiled bath. second
floor; oil burner; S11.500; reasonable
terms. OWNER, Chestnut 7016.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PRoPERTY-PUBLic SALE m
front of Farmers Nat. Bank, STANLEY.
Jan. 81. 175 acres Information BY
widow. Dupont 643. from s-4 pm. 29'
purse. Terms, trade Big list suburban !:
few rent. N. E. RYoN CO.. 1915 N Y ave
81 ACRES IN LOWER LoUDoUN CO.. ON
hard road. north Of Rte. so. 30 mi. from
washington. Improved land, mostly cleared;
new 6-room house, electricity, bath, noun
81 600 cash. Shown by appt. Phone 3S,
BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Va.
NEAR LA PLATA. CHARLES COUNTY. MD.
on highway, about SO acres Of land. mostly
cleared with modern 10-room, 2-bath
house; barns. chicken house. good orchard
and nice stream across the land; good value
At $3.50 says our farm man. Mr.. Burch.
Please ask for him.
$50 LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K st. NV MA 1855
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DISTRTCT HGTS., MD.-BRICK HOME,
rooms, III baths, breakfast nook, 2-car
garage. h.-w.h.; S7,250. 119 Ave. Z.
Hillside 076S-J.
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5000 BLOCK WIS AVE. NW.-1S UNITS
Priced right, So. 900 cash req. Bal. I'm
until paid w. w. BAILEY. Ma 357O.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZE HOUSES ON
large lots in Prince Georges Co., Md.
O. B. ZANTZINGER CO., 945 K st. NV.
Washington, D. c.
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FARMS WANTED.

HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS LOOKING FOR
small farms near D. c. in Prince Georges
County. Nd. o. B. ZANTINGER CO.. e45
z st. NV. WASHINGTON. D. c.
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STORES FOR RENT.

RIVATE OFFICE. MAILING ADDRESS,
hone, del. service: rep. outside concern.
Evening star., 1942-04-05

"Stoton GBS. Georgetown University. We will now
bring you brief interude Of recorded music"
This sort Of thing moy be tuned in BY students
Of the Hilltop institution Iounens Ground in their
since GBS went back the cir recently. Woshnotons
newest smoest and only college sponsored broodeostins
system the anonymous gift Of friend ond mode its
debut November Il with hoIf hour proerom 1t con
be heord only on the eompus.
After Temporary off due TO technical difficult
ties the Districts only member stoton in the growing
ehon Of the intercollegiate Broodeostns System is book
on the oir daily 1t is decidedly more thon o mere
medium Of entertainment for students 1t is adjunct
sciences, providing the technical equipment for edueo
tion and troinine in the field Public speaking is re-
quired Of all freshmen line with the principle Of Jesuit
educotion-deveopment Of right joined to ou-
tivoted expression.
GBS is port Of the speech institute which hos q
soundproof public auditorium and studio completely
equipped both for recording and broodcostine 1t is
Iocoted in the North Building Of the college.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-15
MISS CLEMENTS
WILL MANAGE
BEAUTY SALON

The Beauty Colony on Southland
street, next to the Bus station, is
now under the complete personal
management of Miss Chorie Glenn
ents, a beautician of wide expert
ence and demonstrated ability in
beauty culture. Miss Clements
won the plaque at the last beauty
culture convention for the South
ern States at the Miami Biltmore.
She has been with exclusive
beauty salons at such well-knOwn
resorts as Palm Beach, Lake Placid,
Palm Beach and Lake Champlain,
and for more than five consecu-
tive years with Roberts Fifth
Avenue, New York. All phases of
beauty culture by experts will be
given. Miss Clements will be as
sisted by Estelle Ness, an expert
in beauty culture; by Ruth Daw-
son as hair stylist; Bette Croker
will specialize in facias, and Miss
Clements will specialize in perma-
nents. The Beauty Colony is the
only completely aforementioned
beauty salon in South Florida;
they use rain water exclusively.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-15
TADUM COMMITTEE
HOLDS ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING WEDNESDAY,

A well-attended and highly
enthusiastic meeting of the Key
West Stadium committee was held
last evening in City Hall with
President Gerald Saunders pre-
siding.
Robert J. Lewis was employed
to operate the equipment re-
Gently loaned by the Board of
Public Works. 4s,a n t4
Roy Hamlin, chairman of the
Field Committee. reported that
he will put Mr.. Lewis to work
as soon as the city engineer has
completed the job of stalking off
the tract.
The committee voted to re-
quest the City Council to have
the city attorney draw up a
contract with Rogelio Gomez in
connection with the fence to en-
close the Stadium.
Mrs. Eva Warner, Monroe
County WPA Recreation super
visor, was voted to membership
on the committee and immedi-
ately began to function as acting
secretary in the absence of Sec
rotary Paul Albury.
Two Negro youths, represent
ing the colored population of the
city, was in attendance at last
nights meeting and voiced the
interest of the Negro section.
They pledged their wholeheart-
ed cooperation in any way pos
sible to assist in the elimination
of the project.
Plans were discussed at great
length in connection with the
Tag Day to be put on next Sat-
urday, October II. 1t was de-
cided to again enlist the coopera-
ton of the Boy Scouts and also
to seek the aid of the High
School students inasmuch as the
Stadium will be of untold bene-
fit to the school in its athletic
activities.
In this connection, the COM
mittee requested President Saun-
ders to visit the High School and
address the student body in an
effort to secure active coopera-
ton.
The membership also voted to
request representation on the
committee from the Monroe
County School Board.
It was unanimously decided to
set January / as the goal for the
completion of the project to the
extent of having the field in
playing condition. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-15
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Key West City Basketball
League met in the High School
Auditorium last night and elected
the following officers: President,
Coach r. HI. Stone; Secretary
Treasurer, c. Alymeda, technical
sergeant, USA; Publicity Man
ager, c. E. Smith Jr. Other
league members present: E. T.
Woodsen. NJ Kronick, and En-
sign c. T. Reinschmidt, USNR.
Ten teams will participate in
inltwice-weekly games commenc-
ing November Is. League will be
played in two halves. Half Win
ners will play a run-off series for
the city championship.
Each team shall consist of a
manager, coach and not more
than ten nor less than eight play
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-15
PLANNING CONTEST TO
SELECT STADIUM NAME

A contest to select an appro-
pirate name for the Municipal
Stadium was authorized last eve
ming at the regular meeting of
the Key West Stadium Commit
tee held in City Hall.
A cash award of five dollars
will be given to the citizen SUBJ
hitting the selected name. The
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of
Key West will contribute the
prize and the members of the
Stadium Committee will act as
judges. "a.
Anyone wishing to submit a
name will please mail same along
with their name and address to
Mrs. Eva Warner, Monroe Coun-
ty Recreation office, County
Courthouse. ~
The contest will be open to
the general public with the ex-
ception of the members of the
committee or their immediate
families. It will run for pc
Rod of 80 days, beginning Fri
day, October Is, and ending on
the evening of November Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-15

main gate of the campus. AS she
was passing the chemistry build
ing she heard someone call her
name. ..-..-,<
She looked up. 1t was Phil
HUMPHREYS, his smiling face stick
ing out of a second floor window
Come up for a few seconds and
then I'll drive you over to the
house." he said.
tits a deal" she told him. I've
got couple of books here that
seem to weigh a ton
He met her at the entrance to
his Office and showed her inside.
The door to an adjoining room
opened and stocky. white
haired man came out. He smiled
instinctively when he saw Susan
"Oh, DR.. Coulter" Phil said.
May / present a friend of mine,
Miss Drake-Dr Coulter, our de-
partment head"
DR.. Stephen Coulter shook
hands with her warmly ''It's a
pleasure, Dr. Coulter" Susan said.
"And it's all mine" he replied
He turned to Phil. Mr.. Hum.
phries, will you please check
those supplies that came in a short
while ago? 1t shouldn't hold you
up more than a minute"
"Glad to, Doctor. Be right back.
Sue"
'Tve always wished I'd studied
more CHI emistry, DR.. Coulter"
Susan said. Its absorbing"
He put his glasses away delib-
erately. Eyes, my notwithstanding
and vital. We are living in a sick
world-a world that needs many
cures. Chemistry must play an inn
portant part in the future"
He sat down. clasping his knees
with his hands. 81 am only sorry
that my work here must end soon.
| am only six months from the re-
tirement age, you know. But I'm
satisfied that in Mr.. HUMPHREYS /
am training one of several people
who will carry out my ideals"
"Pm sure he WILL" Susan as
Sured him quickly.
Susan was very thoughtful as
she walked with Phil to the rear
of the building where he had his
maroon convertible parked.
To be continued
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CHURCH LNSTALLS
ITS NEW OFFICERS

The following officers and
teachers of the Ley Memorial
Church School were installed by
the pastor, Rev. William E.Bryant,
at the close of the Sunday evening
service:
+, General Superintendent, Miss
Miriam E. Carey l9nn) Zta4
Superintendent Children's Di-
vision, Mrs. Josephine Doughtry.
Superintendent Youth Division,
Albert H. Carey.
Superintendent Adult Division,
Eugene L. Roberts.
Secretary Treasurer, Archie
Roberts.
Assistant Secretary Treasurer,
Miss Grace Mae Torres.
Pianists. Mrs. Doughty, Miss
Della Mae Curry.
Nursery Department, Mrs. Dor
othy Curry, Mrs. Earl E. Hamil-
ton.
Beginners Department, Miss
Lila Harris, Mrs. Mary Thompson.
Primary Department, Mrs.
Maud Sawyer, Miss Harriet Ward,
Miss Jackie Doughty, Miss Vir-
ginia Hamlin, Mrs. Dorothy Sands
Junior Department, Ed Doherty
Mrs. Lorena Buckley, Mrs. Mamie
Sawyer, Elijah Sands, Miss Eliz-
abeth Rosam.
intermediate Department, Mrs
Cora Haytock, Eugene L. Roberts,
Mrs William E. Bryant.
Young People, Prof. Earl E.
Hamilton.
Adult, Mrs. Hilda Hamlin.
Mrs. Doughty was recently
chosen as assistant director of the
children's work for the Miami dis
trict supervising the Key West
area.
Tuesday evening the group en-
joyed a barbecue supper on the
parsonage lawn.
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esting, too. I met him last spring
at faculty tea"
Faculty tea? How'd you wind
up at thing like that?"
ooh, sort of a penalty a girl
pays for being elected president
of an honorary like Maroon Key"
"Who-you? l didn't know. ="
You're not a very we'll in
formed young man. are you?" she
said in m ock disgust. Outside of
the stadium, that is"
"A pretty dismal state of affairs,
I'll admit" he said stea Oily.
Speaking of football. MIR. Hum
phries doesn't have a very deep
regard for the game, does he?"
Deep regard he hates It'll"
Susan said fatty. He's very bit
ter about it. His mother must have
been frightened by a goal-line
tumble. Anyway, Phil calls it the
big business that is bankrupting
education"
Then why doesn't he get a job
at Slippery Rock Normal or some
other small school where the
plague hasn't struck"
He swung his legs down to the
floor and stood up, stretching. I'D
better dig Eddie up"
Susan stood up, too Drop back
again sometime" she said lightly
"Okay," he said. Thanks"
She thought he said it awfully
casually.
Trained For The Future
WALKING out of the Admins
w tration Building Susan swung
down a gravel path leading to the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-15
SWIMMING POOL
OPENED SUNDAY

The new swimming pool for Of
ficers was officially opened Sun
day at the U. S. Naval Air Station
here. No special ceremonies
marked the OCCASION but the pool
promises TO provide many a cool
hour for all officers who enjoy a
dip in the briny deep for recrea-
ton and relaxation.
1t is also announced that the
new pool for enlisted men will be
opened within the next week. The
air stations swimming team plans
to meet the Naval Operating Base
contingent in d return match
when the pool is ready. The air.
men defeated the MOB represen-
tatives in their first meeting.
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Want to go out on the terrace?
It's much cooler out there"
She walked past him toward a
double door and he followed her
He pulled up a wicker chair foI
her and then perched himself on
the flat stone railing and leaned
back against a pillar.
Susan took out a package OF
cigarettes She started to offer him
one, then withdrew the package
with a laugh.
~ forgot. From September to
Thanksgiving you take the
pledge
mo pledge involved" he told
her. II don't smoke, anyway"
"Oh. Your cup of health prob
ably is flowing over. Got few red
corpuscles you can spare? I'm 60
ing to need them before this eek
is over"
rSorry," he said soberly. II
promised a supply to Eddie. Good
wing backs get priorities, you
know"
Big Brain
CHE laughed unsteady. looking
- at him through a slight haze
of cigarette smoke that struggled
between them. He was power
fully. yet loosely built, and there
was an easy grace every time he
moved an arm or leg
you seemed a bit surprised
when you bumped into me before.
Don't tell me you didn't know I
was a Delta Sig. I'll just refuse
to believe it.
We'll, to tell the truth-that's
the truth, or does that sound like
double-t TALK"
"Just one step removed" she
replied drily, Ticking ashes from
her cigarette. mot that it's much
balm for my feelings"
You're kidding, hope" Todd
said anxiously. Then he saw the
expression around her mouth and
he could have kicked himself for
being so naive.
THAT Philip Humphries," he
said, breaking a short silence.
Hes pretty much of big brain,
isn't he?"
PLENTY" she said with en-
phasis. He's something of a
genius in chemistry ""rt ot inter-