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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

UPTOWN CORNER, so units, freproot,
lated apartments; automatic heat; building
suitable for hrst-class colored apartment
hotel: Will arrange financing to suit re-
1881 6 St NV. RE. s4eo MI. q 45sa' 6S"
$1,000 SO. FT.-Business part of Falls
Church. J. L. C. WEST. Falls Church
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Builders, attention;
idmprovemsnts' r. IEa will be vacant in a few
s9odsIed: de- Prize; s7,esS fe5 both. 10 q q has has
1rRM rs AsS koW S0fas BR1ck RI HoME 5s1s kitchens
modern, 1st-class. condition; h.-wh, gas
burner Il furnished, rental at $500 mo;
Price. s13750. Location. 400 block 18th
aitb st Sc & ea HANTz,hrE RDy; NJ yalsnti 1 ao oo4s
ordinary fiat). specially created and de.
modern 4famy apt building 9sS ever raSiain but IN
entire b6uailding, 6ai facing Government park:
sAPHRo INc afsS T1os vermoat f11neF aSs ss7S re-
ssnS Saodc5s napsa 81 1o district STR property is
hancement in value should investigate this
sS csSsiess w. Estsss fssIESSes
Ills s Will + nT Xfpfa ME fo S4og she
sibility Of excessive return or prof. PROFIT 'fs for
soundness and safety in real property Of
as e ts ssesst ''Hs 0eafd a d in Ss fsas
suirss about $50, 900 rnsfih and the one other her
sts dept ei H. Ahisa BERNsTE1N hHssfss DeS9 c9
a Complete Real Estate Institution, 1415
( ( fs sraGfrf1k aGf ME: S4p3i Sa4pp3ain1mrsr BLDG. in
Soe fs sss'iSn s eyer pSlesd sbs
60 as44 Alter p R for appoint to
gsns %sns f srapsps Suspect j. wMAgsISE N SAIoMoiN
18th ists II. sIsnsi NEAR NV .story brick apt
house consisting of s 1-room and kitchen
ss sDs r.sqs S0nps.s 3sas 1yeimsl n
sss ssos E9 ss'|
TW6 6 1suNlT s1 ~ BfbGs G S4eE Close to all con-
veniences. hreproof. consisting of 2 rms,
ePs sass low s aan nsome sasn only y5 q
@ @os.rs soq7 qi7ss sHanSos FIsl sssa ei hucAs Ms
All HRfESTiok, EsYf S SNAIL fAvEsfoRs III h.v.
some excellent investments in small apts.,
to 81, units n BRING good income For de-
TERRACE APT.-Home or income. beautiful
brick-aA -stone home. IL rooms. 8 COM
T.ss.1 S asa. ss ss esaT ~ odT
slaInss soo% slsssTls fIssRss :e sssfass sssfpsss
With ston. fireplace and ,on bedrooms r8Ga, With
sIa rryrts rT s.anse ls.arnns Be
k1I1. xOOI
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OFFICES WANTED.

ATTORNEY with established practice de-
sires l or 2 rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished, temporary or permanent, alone or
In suite with others. in financial district.
Can RE. 40s5. Ext; 401.
VETERAN desires desk or ONCE space for
advertising business. Box 4T-S, Star. 23'
WANTED-Small ONCE or desk space for 2
persons in ONCE with telephone facilities;
downtown location. Write Box 4SI-C,
Star or call CHI 343O after 8 pm.
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, 500
1,500 So IT.: maximum rent SI5G; vicinity
Mayhower Hotel TELEPHONE Ma 1923
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q ACRES, close to alexandria, Va va
property; ready for immediate building
fiyely prleed ana % 0 aAsR1EGToN
MANAsEnENT Ne ssJs co" 7lo 14th St %. NV.
ii / TO ' 5 ACRES. colesville pike, miles
north Silver Spring. and adjoining north
boundary Of Quaint Acres orchard and
ps, near s15,90o0oo 100000 Govt project; home m
i4ss Eye st. ns 81 ssse 1Ds
9 y2Wv pW sroksrs' S1o ssv attention. e,o .x.,
cA5y9 hAst sa nP seth ana az asass
St; 10c- per 50. it., nearby building lots
SRDos Ge5h so' owner ps1 ia7 + t.. i. EuhToN T Ds
ADJOINING ANDREWS FIELDS acres,
phone, water, electric lines on property.
IAsaE sNp GnsSn s%AE2 HISg Tracts in Md and
Va. suitable for medium-price houses;
.ssn' syss e.fi Sal! ea MI Fi4s NseaIFSls DE sasa;
10 ACRES valuable property on Potomac,
Just above Key Bridge, to settle estate; no
similar property available. For details,
BiJHI BuiIDERs' ;iHsS ArrENT1oN-15 acres near
Four Corners, Md. suitable for subdivision;
only miles fT9% D G iins; neaJ 1N schoo!
18th St NV. DI. 1857.
reasonably priced tracts of land this size
left in Arlington. Va. Land in this area,
priced from 81 700 to $1,000 per acre;
80 acres partly wooded, highest elevation
in county with nice home nearby, water
available and sewer nearby; Priced At
81 800 per acre. Reasonable terms to
fail to inspect this property;
To close an estate about 80 acres in
Fairfax Co., near Arlington Co. line;
wooded. with frontage on : good roads,
approx z mi. from Washington, on direct
main highway; frontage Of more than
property; suitable for subdivision into
acre or larger tracts. Open to offers.
tomac frontage. in rough now but acces-
sible from paved highway: ~, WIN come
Memorial blvd. is extended from Key
Bridge to Great Falls. Va: Is really close
in. within. 15 MN. Of downtown WASH
ington. This is premium river land not
far from GEORGETOWN:
Approximately 5 acres on main high
way in close-in Arlington: zoned for
ns inspect Dsashd s Taos 5sss s44gapRs CO.. F.
2061 Wilson blvd, -Arl.,- Va. CHI. 313l OF
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AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

antee workmanship; leave the car before
Gam. ready at pm; coNSoLIDATED
SALES CO; 1496 st. ne. Phone LU.
0S34 and LU. 1077.
SMALL TRAILER for sale. capable of haul
ing between 6 and tons. JAMES PAR
RECO & SON, no. 1920.
VET, NEEDS CASH, will sacrifice. as new.
'45 Indian '74' motorcycle, extras incl;
saddle bags. buddy seat. foam rubber seat,
summer and winter shield. etc. OIL. 1868.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

WHITE truck, dual wheels, EFT. express
body. 2119 Bladensburg rd. ne. 22'
FUEL-TANK truck with automatic meter
and pump; perfect. 2119 Bladensburg
FORD 1888, long wheelbase; perfect, with
stake body 2Ii9 Biadensburg I'd. ne. 22'
wheelers same as new, suitable for small
concrete mixers or dump trucks Price,
81 400. JAMES N. CRAIG, 356 st. s,w..
TRAILMoBILE 1889 ea-foot freight trail
er; $3.50 priced for quick sale Cali 81.
2s39 between 4:30 and s pm. only. 23'
TRUCKS. Chevrolet 142-ton tractors
| 2i4-ton White tractor. l ,22-ft. Freuhauf
van y5o trailer; r. 22.ft K ntucky stake trailer'
DUMP BODY. Gar Wood, e15 yds.. new.
Can be seen Fri. Sat, Sun, 1857 st, NV.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer
A, new group Of Army reconditioned
trucks, some new. all in excellent condition
Chevrolets, 1912. 1l2-ton. 12-ft. stake body.
Chevrolets, 1911, Atom stake. pow winch.
Chevrolets. 1942. 2-ton dumps.
Chevrolets. 1941. Baton dumps.
REQ 1912 4-ton dump.
Dodge 1891 command and rec. cars.
Jeep. WHY'S. l943, airborne.
Ford, 1941. 1-ton crane truck.
Trailers. new ammunition carts. S37 SO
Truek STAKE Pe~so sodes ss5 complete
These trucks can be purchased on terms
or trades. at prices considerably under
ceiling: An have heavy-duty Army tires.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 314a Lee high
way, Arlington, Va. daily and Sat 8 to 6.
Sunday 10 TO ): CHI. 1000. OK. 0552.
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MONEY WANTED.

WE CAN USE 1st mortgage money, pay
able from / to years, bearing SO in
terest, on commercial property, valuable
corner locations. RE. 1858.
CAPITAL WANTED to manufacture and
market patented cabinet for new homes.
Box 346-E. Star
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTO, TRUCK, TAXI - Loans, S25 to
81 800; low cost, Is mos. to repay. EQUI-
Washington offices, cor. 18th and Eye NV,
RE. 0I20: cor. 18th and II ne. FIR. 1900
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PROPERTY WANTED.

INVES MeNI PKOPEKIv WANTED.
RETURNING VETERAN wants to buy
rooming house or small apt house; must
be reasonable. Box 64-J, Star.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BTORES, warehouses, ofices; specializing
IN commercial and Industrial properties
VIII build to suit your requirements Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE
tUNERAL HOME, beautifully furnished,
including funeral equipment, Hammond
organ and space for cars; Sc. section
10 EYE ST. N.W.-Larse 2-story house,
$500; or hrst floor. $500; second door,
500; tmmediate possession. pRuEY
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LOTS WANTED,
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED lots or acreage, zoned "a O
b for clients. Write Mr. Walter, B. F
SAUL CO. 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-22

Remove one letter from each word ana
rearranHe to spell the word called Ynr.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. If you have
Lettered-Out" correctly It's make AZ
terations. fSNss
Answer ts Yesterday Lstter-ous.
t2 TkNONQ-NDENT wide margin).s
80 WBIERl,Y-WHE5TIE (struEEioI
lHl LAGR-GAIE {strong wind1.
% &kRAPH-HAHPS (instruments). j
ID OasO81B-TKuCU (AGmiStico1e
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA-2h-acre es-
tate, 70-ft. stone house, completely and
elegantly furnished; original cost. S105,-
600: price for immediate sale, S35, 900.
" cash. JESSE LOEB, Az Southern Bldg,
MA. 20l4; ewes, HO. a167.
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ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
HOUSE TRAIIERS,

WANTED TO HIRE trucks with drivers,
Apply Mr.. Hammett. RAILWAY EXPRESS
AGENCY. End and H SITS. ne
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ACREAGE MAMIE.

1 on ACRES WANTED, q. q hwy. Z,
10 TO 20 miles south Of Washin9ton; cash
Call TR. 1894 after 9 pm. 96s
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont

COMPARE THESE CARS. A hne selection
Of late models. Will sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
AZ De Soto custom sedan; r. and h.;
simp. trans. and overdrive $1,632
and and h. ~ ' : 1895
drive. heater N' 'a W 1,4ss
h.. overdrive 1.79b
~ Buick Special sedanette, heater 1880
Al Studsbaker Commander 4-dr.
Al oIds "9S" dynamic "8' hydro
matte. r. and h. ---------- 1.536
Al Buick So. 4-dr. sed, h. 1850
Al Packard "12O' cl. coupe. r. and
h., oYerdrive, roomy rear seat 1.580
40 Buick Roadmaster club coupe.
heater, excellent tires 1920
40 Buick super sedan. radio and
heater ---------1 1,164
Al Nash. conv. coupe. Big e.; :.
e eoupe: vacuum um drive. H r. and Ah h. 1875
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA All.
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STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, 929 b ST. NV. = Store
2ox1oo available, for W warehouse and Pa "a
rage, with rear 30-ft. alley Call Mr.
Morgan, CHAS. c. KOONES a. CO., DI
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STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WANTED ladies' ready to- wear store, rem
location preferable. Box 455-J. Star
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SAVE $500 IN COLD CASH by selling your
eeEsSe e. me fGE A64o 6a9 ysS SEAMS To
si,sss CASH paid for you Buick. Ford,
podee cars boashs at come
gaTEs ggarssle Nj high SAP Prices WILLIAMS AUTO
MEhSoRs vi hSoks oToks 0F Ssaf ef5
sNT 9op sEe Sa are 41oa
asKMaY eafSESlssiY MofoR aGs5 y Co. st. NV MI olsS
eozs eoss AT oNA SSSIop dasr roIas sgsss
Dis s9a vErfssS 9Ysp wants car in
me- al eas RH0r fss apd
2 sE2 Ss9q 1s qssfoRE asF You 81 SEE
CAROLINA AUTO sALEs-our + rmers
y ao % aTd Mthos q have san
fof' a0se RoB TsRRETa wo a. sS ssss rssi
diRsf ARMY @ oFFi9aR 0iSS home ws on AVE- s5-day
leave desires late-model car; no dealers
Greenbelt 1866.
LATE MODEL, good condition, from pr;
VETERAN win pay top price for nice
clean. 1ate-m0del Ford. Chevrolet, Ply
mouth. 5 passenger TIE. 0S21
WAfT TO BUY, from private owner. 1896
dition. Call TR. 5412.
WANTED-'37. ,3S or SO Chev., Plym. ol
Ford; cash for right car Call evenings o.
Sunday. No dealers. BRINK, SH. $685.
SERVICEMAN, Just released, ,39 to ~
Dodge pref good cond.. from private party
Hillside O793-W, 8 am. to 4 pm. 23s
GOVT. EMPLOYE will pay cash to o pfi.
vate party for good late-model Buick
De Soto, La Sale or Cadillac to transpor
family Y y West Gcast rlssss cal " 81 2o4s ess
cash; private party only. RA- oee6.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ALL Cash for small houses, any condi-
ton, in D. c. Before selling phone me
for best offer MA. 7071
WANTED-Store, four-family fiat or SINH
lar income-producing property for client.
Box 402-R Star
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
unhdppiness

Some deuidton from routine plus happiness Is more IN keeping
holiday adherence
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near Govt. park, at 26th and Nichols ave
Sc: ready for, building; sewer and water.
street already in: You can build IL houses
Beautiful lot at entrance to Monastery.
40xl40 to 20,ft. alley; price; $500
Ask for Michael Walsh. DI. 1857.
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DOWNTOWN-931 D ST. n.w.+, 500 sq.
#. on fifth floor; $3.50 per month. $500
vator to fifth floor only. Cali Mr.. Morgan.
CHAS. C KOONES & CO. DI S157
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STATION WAGON, 1912 Chrysler; private
ora ceiling. $l.78s. TE. os21. ~
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:: SOCIETY ::
ENJOYABLE TEA GIVEN AT WOMEN'S
USO DIVISION ON MONDAY EVENING

A tea was held at USo Wom-
ems Division, 303 Duval street
last Monday evening at $3.50 D. m.
for meeting of Volunteer Senior
Hostess group. Fancy rolled sand
wiehes, open faced sandwiches,
minis, nuts and chocolate cake
were served at a tea table at
tractively set with lace tea cloth,
green candles, green vines and
pink hibiscus.
This was the first meeting of
the Volunteer Group and was an
organizaticl meeting.
Mrs. Greene, director, explain
ed the USO organization and it's
purposes and work and the part
senior volunteer hostesses can
take in helping to carry on the
USO program. The basic program
Being carried on by the clubs
staff was outlined by the pro-
gram director. Each hostess was
assigned duties at the reception
desk end as aid in the nightly ac-
tivities. One Of the projects be-
ing taken over by Volunteers is
that Of chairman for the drapery
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
Basketball At
Naval Air Base
This Evening

An All-Star team of basketball
players selected from seven clubs
in the Island League moves into
action tonight at the Naval Air
Station gymnasium against the
championship Fleet School ag-
gregation in a best two out of
three games series, The series
opened last night at Fort Taylor.
If a third clash is necessary, it
will be played on the Army
court tomorrow.
League managers picked the
all-star representation by nom
mating two players from each of
their teams. For the Naval Sta
ton, Sol Dudwick and E. P.
Skagg are participating. A. H.
GroSsenback and c. j. Gillian
are from the Air Station; Jack
Richardson from Boca Chica;
Lieut.. (jg- w. M. Hughes, Mea-
cham Field; Albert r. Del,ica
and William j. Sullivan, Sec
ton Base, and the Hospital and
Army tossers have not been an
nounced.
The all-star games are booked
to start at eight-thirty p. m. with
preliminary between inter
mural champs opening hostilities
at seven-thirty p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02

project. The club has been max
ing several sets of draperies for
day rooms and mess halls at Fort
Taylor. The hostesses have ask
ed to do work in what thew feel
especially skilled or adapted for
doing.
A senior hostess meeting will
De held once a month, the last
Monday of the month.
The group was very enthusi-
astie in regard to USO work and
1t is said they will render the
$50 a very valuable personal
service.
ANY other women qualified to
be senior volunteer hostesses are
cordially invited 70 visit the club
and would be welcome to Join
the senior hostess volunteer
group.
senior hoStesses attending the
first meeting were Miss Anna
Farrell, Mrs. Harry Joslin, Miss
IIerch, Mars. Shipton, Mrs. Bald
wiz. The other senior volunteer
POSSESSES not at the meeting are
Mrs. Hatherly and Mrs. Healy
ana Mrs. Tulle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
HAttempt To
ID Waterman At
lite Of Recent Fire

were making the
ri the town today that
n of the Swamp Gang,
Nangout is in the man
g,ff the foot of Virginia
sad attempted to tie up
tehman last night at the
81 the former Saunders
We Grocery.
d of the Waterman Is
isting the report, and he
il The Citizen that, ii 1t
tit to be true, arrests Will
fl One thing about the site
DIRE The Citizen was in
fds true is that a man in
az chased one of the mem
bthe gang away from that
Il yesterday.
Ter report about the gans
ID member shot a BIB rifls
anobiles passing along the
Hrd, directly opposite t.
tigout.
Ne hangout is a catwall
Ii the mangroves, ovel
members of the gang es
dhen they see the polic'
d and it is said also tina
tave a tunnel in that 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
SERVICE
TONIGHT AT LOCAL
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE

There will be a special service
held tonight at the Jewish syna-
gogue, corner of Simonton and
Southland streets, to be conduct
ed by Rev. L. Lehrer, assisted by
other members of the congrega-
ton.
1t. Harold Shapiro and Harry
Weintraub will be the speakers
of the evening, and an invita-
ton is extended to service men
to attend this service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02

Edmund Duffy of Baltimore,
noted cartoonist, born Jersey City,
N. j., As years ago.
Louis X. Anspaeher, noted play
right and lecturer, born Cinein-
natl, 81 years ago.
Joseph E. Curran, president of
the National Maritime Unicl,
born in New York, 80 years ago.
Lionell Atwill, actor, born in
England, go years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
Howard Griffin Is
Wounded In Action

Relatives of Pfc. Howard Grit
fin who resides at GIT Watson ST.,
are in receipt of advices from
the War Department notifying
them that Mr.. Griffin, who is
connected with the United States
Army overseas, was wounded in
action in Germany.
Mrs. Griffin and two children
are now in Miami, residing with
Mrs. Griffin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Carnival.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
MORE MONEY FOR
GARBAGE SERVICE

Representative Bernie c. Papy,
at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
received the following telegram
from Senator Claude Pepper, re-
garding the approval of, money
by the federal government for
the collection of garbage in Key
West:
"FWA has just approved the
following project: For garbage
collection, applicant City of Key
West. Federal contribution is
$11,776; period extended from
December /, 1914, through May
81, 1945."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
|U. s. Marines
Capture Most OF
Two Jima Island
fR, Asseclatea Pressl

GUAM, March 2.--U. S. Ma"
rines have captured slightly
more than two-thirds of the Is
land of Two Jima, where the Japs
have now been herded into It's
northerly end.
Radio Tokyo said that the Jap
anese on Two are suffering from
a shortage of water, and, judging
from the lessening of their fire,
it is believed that they are rum
ming short of ammunition.
Two airfields on the island are
in American hands. One field
has almost been repaired, and
work on the other started yes
terday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
MRS. HERR COMES
HERE FOR VISIT

Ms. Cornelius Herr, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Luethi, of
lli0 Won pfistor street, arrived in
Key West Tuesday by plane from
Grand Rapids, Mich, for a visit
with her parents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
MARCH 2. ls4s

Inez Haynes Irwin of New
York author, born Rio de Janeiro
Y years ago.
Eric Hodges of New York, pub
Usher, born Detroit 46 years ago.
DR.. Thomas p. Cooper, dean,
University of Kentucky Agricul-
tural College, born at Eaton, O.,
go years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
Mrs. Singleton
Returns To City

Mrs. Stephen c. Singleton, wife
Of the manager Of the Key West
Chamber of Commerce, who had
been In Miami for two months re-
cuperaiing from a recent illness,
has returned 20 Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
League Stsndins

In an exhibition game played
last night the B-29 Bombers won
from the Porter Place ten by a
IL TO score. In this game the
hitting Of Albury, Malgrat and
Ogdon featured. Eacn hit three
safely in four times at the plate.
For the losers, johnson, Del
Vale and Shaw each hit one
safely.
Score:
B-29 Bomers: u runs, IA hits,
2 errors.
Porter Place: runs, 5 hits and
s errors.
Batteries: Ogden and Sturzt,
Marsh and Sierra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02

VERY FINE French Dining
Suite, ten pieces. Can be seen
at RauFs Club, Roosevelt
Boulevard. mar2-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02
TWO BASKETBALL
GAMES LAST NIGHT
MOB. WAVES AND AMER.
IcAN LEGION WERE
WINNERS

The MOB WAVES won over
the StarlingS sextette last night
and the American Legion over
the Woodson Conchs.
In the first game the WAVES
scored a 72,to "a victory over the
Style center girls. Watson scored
81 points, a record for the local
court and also made Is fie'S
goals. a record for girls in {. 5
court also. Mortimer scored Is
field goals, and Hardin z field
and 2 free throws For the losers,
NJ. Lumleye scored 6 field and
2 free throws. Beatrice Demeritt
3 field goals. H. Roberts and
Betty Demeritt also played well
for the winners. Potter, Tankers-
ley and Pasqualini were unbeat-
able al guards. .
Score by quarters:
StarlingS ...--.---.-- 5 4 8 "a
MOB WAVES --- II 81 l6 10 ~
Hewlett, referee; Alvarez, UNI
Eire; Aguilar, scorer.
In the second game the Ameri-
can Legion won over the Wood
son conchs by an 80 to IS score.
This also proved to be the high
est score made by one club this
year and the combined scoring
Of l47 points also was the high
est this year.
r. Schoneck made IL field and
2 free throws to lead the points
scored and Herrick with "a
points, Levin with ID and Sweet.
ing with Is followed. B. Schon-
eek had but five points. For the
losers, Z. Yates with "a was high
man, Smith with II and Curry
with Z followed, CoSter IL anc
Albury with 8 gave the Conch!
a total of IS points.
Score by quarters:
WoodsOn c. .--. IL 16 Is 81 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02

PRE-WAR BABY STROLLER,
Good Condition, $1,000. 514I
Margaret street, Apt. 2.
mar2-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-02

URRYS HAVE GIRL

,uncement has been made
obirth of a daughter to Mr..
airs. George Curry at the
Npal Hospital on Wednes-
lCurrys reside at $40 Grin
meet.
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WHATS DOING AT THE
JACKSON SQUARE use
TODAY
900 P.M.-Singo Bingo - some
thing different. The Grand
Prize: Telephone call home.

SOCIAL HALL: Dancing,
checkers, table hockey, chess,
skittles, cards, dominoes, Chinese
checkers, etc. PATIO: Ping
pong, shuttle board. Showers
writing room, lounges, snack bar.
Sport Equipment: Golf clubs,
tennis raquets. Art Supplies,
books, popular and classical rec
ordS, cameras to loan.
NOTE TO FRIENDS: The men
in the Armed Forces enjoy home
hospitality Let us help you in
extending your invitations to
them.
VIM. H. HENDERSON,
Director.
K. RUTH ANDERSON,
Assistant Director.
GERALD PINDER,
Program Director.
FLORENCE I. WHITACRE,
Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING, Interior Decorating.
Estimates free. Call Davis 270.
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MERCHANT SEAMAN, Oilers,
s and Firemen. Apply Porter
Dock. Certificate of release re-
quired. mar. 1-3t
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WILL THE PERSON who found
(3) $4,000 Bonds made out to
John E. Conklin please return
same to 528 Simonton st. and
receive $500 Reward.
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$25 REWARD for information
leading to rental of apartment
by Navy couple. No children or
pets. Phone OTTO, Mrs. Patter-
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FOUND

LADIES' BICYCLE. Owner may
have same by identifying and
paying for this ad. Ask for
Rayford Roberts at Citizen
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"A" HARLEY Davidson Motor
cycle. 829 Elizabeth st.
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ELECTRIC WASHING Machine
F. H., c/o Citizen. mar2-6tx

EXPERIENCED Saleslady cap
able of becoming manager of
shop. knowledge of styles, de-
signs, and fabrics needed. This
is a year round and post war
position. Also Seamstress, good
on alterations to take charge
of sewing room. Starling's,
AIT Duval st. See Mrs. Miller.
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