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ego, Calf, for recommisSioning
destroyers. From 1941 to JAM,
1945, he was attached to the big
AV-9 seaplane tender POGO
moke" and in 1912 he was at
tached to ComAirSoPac, Homo
lulu, to help in, establishing PPM
and PLY air patrols. Starting at
New Hebrides, his unit moved in
succession to aGuadalcanal, Tu-
lagi,, Munda, Gilbert Islands, Ia
rawa, Kwajalein, Saipan and
Peleliu. Chief Tilton is entitled
to wear the following ribbons:
First World War with 2 stars;
Second Nicaraguan, American
Defense with .A'), American
Theater, Pacific Theatre with six
stars and a unit commentator.
Norman w. Travis, MM2c, of
Kalamazoo, Mich, former boxer
and owner of the Woodlawn Tav-
rem in his hometown, saw SerV-
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JIMMY DURANTE, SHORT TAKE CYRANO

the old days in New York night
clubs, and he told of the time his
cornet player demanded a $40 in
crease in salary.
Il was gettin' $110 and da cor
net player was gettin' 500. So !
went to da manager of da jernt
and asked him for a ten buck
raise for da cornet player. Da
manager said 'Gedda hell outa
here. So what could I do? Da
next thing / know, da cornet
player is maxim S110 and myself,
da leader of da band, I'm gettin'
500. It was .expasperatin'."
Just then Jimmy had to get
before the camera to do some of
his inimitable piano wrecking.
There was no danger, though, be-
cause the, piano he was working
on was beat-up model with no
strings.
During preparations Off the
scene, an assistant cameraman
reeled out a tape measure to as
certain the distance from the lens
to Jimmy. / was wondering
whether he measured to Jimmy's
nose or to his face. 1t might make
a difference in focusing.
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ANNOUNCE OPENING
OF NEW SNACK BAR

]. Wiener, partner-operator and
personal manager Of the Gulf
Stream Hotel and Restaurant at
Division and Simonton streets.
announces in today's Citizen the
opening of their new Snack Bar
within the next few days and the
opening of their new Dining
Room and Patio within the next
two weeks.
Mr.. Wiener Is sparing no ex-
pense upon the extensive altera-
tons and improvements being
made at the Gulf Stream. i ,s,r8.
The establishment win have
the newest and most improved
kitchen equipment and the Snack
Bar, Dining Room and Patio win
be furnished in the most modern
style.
MIR. Wiener said the Gulf
Stream Hotel and Restaurant will
be an innovation to Key West and
among the finest eating places in
South Florida.
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BY BOB THOMAS
ZAP Feature Writerl

HOLLYWOOD, August 23. -
Jimmy Durante strobe onto the
1.-TWO Sisters from Boston" set and
greeted the camera crew in a
voice that could have been heard
in Santa Monica.
Boys" he rasped, 81 wancha
ia meet a frenna minei Mr.. Kea-
ton"
The crew greeted Buster Kea-
ton, familiar figure around MIG
M, with chorus OF good-natured
boos. Lets get outa here = Jimmy
said. We're in hostile territory"
After Buster departed, Jimmy
invited me into his dressing room.
He sprawled himself out on a
couch and placed towel across
his chest. "Da doctor tolt me
never ia lay down widout some
thin GOVERN me-" he explained.
He picked up some sheets Of
paper and said, Il gotta learn
some lines. Looka dat. Tree
whole pages / gotta learn. Broth
eh, it's good dey shoot desc pitchas
in short talks or could never
learn da lines"
/ inquired if that was what pre-
vented him from playing "Cyrano
de Bergerac,' the famed play of
the long-nosed lover.
''Not only could ! not remember
all ,da words in 'Cyrano de Ber-
gerhack'," he said. Il don't know
what a lot of 'em mean. OATS
what's holdin' me back.
"You wanta know somethin'
One time we assembled pitchas
of all dem guys what ever played
Cyrano. Every single one of 'em
had to wear putty noses. I am de
only guy jwho could play Cyrano
wild me own nose"
Jimmy said he had never seen
the play performed, but he has
read parts of it, ida prts / could
understand. He hopes some day
to play the role in a modernized
version.
"Da great lover" he said, "dat's
the puffect role for me-"
Jimmy got to reminiscing about
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Entertain Patients
At Naval Hospital

The Key West Lions Club en-
tertained the patients at the U.
S. N. Hospital yesterday after
noon with a bingo party. Refresh
ments were served the patients
after the bingo games were con-
cluded.
Arrangements for the party
were made by. Lion Albert l..
DiNegro, Jr. He was assisted by
John : Costar, Allan Hampton,
Gerald Saunders, J.. Henderson
and Walter Lazier.2 u Er
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Four men who served in the
European Theater and who did
their share in making victory pos
sible for the Allies are now at
tached to ship which Is station
ed at MOB. Key West looks
mighty good to us after being
overseas, was their repeated
comment.
Kenneth Tilton, CMM, USN, Of
Tampa, Fla, served in the Armed
Guard in World War I, and fol-
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Looking At Washington
POINTS or INTEREST
~ TRUMAN SPEECH

There are, we think, some
points Of interest in the excellent
address of the President of the
United States delivered to the
people OF this country over the
radio in reference to the Potsdam
conference and our war against
Japan.
While making it clear that the
United States does not want any
profit or selfish advantage from
the war, the President declared
plainly that we will have the mill
tary bases experts deem to be
essential for our protection.
Those not in our possession, he
said, will be acquired under ar
rangements consistent with the
United Nations Charter.
In disclosing that the United
States pressed for free and un-
restricted navigation" of Europe's
inland waterways, the President
out this country on record in fa-
sor of n step which sstiohfd be. of
Tremendous economic value to the
people of Europe. Moreover, it
will tend to eliminate selfish con-
troll Of the waterways, which, he
says, has been one of the causes
Of war in Europe.
The President also explained
that the victorious nations will
not make the same mistake, in
regard TO PREPARATIONS, that was
made after the first World War.
Monetary payments will not be
expected from the Germans, but
they will have to give up physical
assets 10 equalize the standard OF
living in Europe and the Ger
mans will not be allowed to main
tain a standard of living higher
than their former victims.
This may seem harsh to some
unthinking Americans but the
truth is that the Germans went
10 war TO become the master peo
pie and to subjugate the other
people of Europe. The purpose
was to secure a higher standard
of living for the Nazis and to le'
the other people become slaves
II is nothing but just that, hav'
ing won the war, We put the Nazl'
on the same level occupied bN
other peoples. :.
In regard to reparations IL
cash, il should be noted that, ait
er the last war, the Germans pan
large sums of money but ina
most of il was secured through
loans made in foreign countries
This time, the Nazis will have q
disEorge much of their stolen 1901
and. in addition. give up some o
their industrial facilities.
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Training Base. Overseas 81
months, he well remembers his
loss Of sleep for four months
when the whole area was bomb
ed every night : a. . : 20
After three years at Franklin
University where he was MEM
Der of the Sigma Kappa Phi fra
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FASHION SHOW
is POSTPONED

Due to inclement weather, the
Fashion Show scheduled for to-
night at Bayview Park has been
postponed until next Thursday,
August 30, it was announced by
tne City Recreation Department
this morning.
Recreation Department spon-
sors the programs at the park.
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City League

along with those published yes
terday:
City League
Most times at bat-O. Cruz, 10.
Most runs-P. Machin, Rife
and J. Albury, 7 each.
Most hits-A. Mira 8; c. VAL
dez and J. Albury, z each.
Most two-base hits-Rife 3, Nc
Collough, Jr., 3, Castellano z,
Marsh 2, S. Griffin 2.
Most three-bases 1hits-Gonza-
Most home runs-Joe Miral
Girton and r. Cruz, 2 each.
I \ Stolen sl3ases-7Q Cruz, Machin
and Meador, 4 each
| Most times walked-Carey Z,
A. Del Vale 6.
Most times struck OUR. Cruz
Most sacrifice hits-Machln 4,
r. Valdez and J. Lewis, 3 each.
Those who have not struck out
to date-C. Albury, Alonzo, NAL
graf, Hernandez, Domenech,
Parks, Forms Sweeting, Sturtz'
| Navarro, Yates, Gabriel, Gomez
lie. Valdez, Joe Mira, Lewis, Rod
riguez, Mccullough, Jr., McCol'
| Tough, ST., ]. Roberts, A. Mira
K. Albury, Yancey, Rife, S: Val
dez, G. Rivero, Blanco, Del Vale
o. Fraga, B. Bazo, Jim Albury
Lopez. Williams, H. Machin ane
P. Baker, Solomon.
| Service League
| Most times at bat-Alterlo
Kannins, Squiglia, ID times each
/ Most runs scored-Paunicka Z
Phair and Eilor 6 each.
| Most hits-Paunicka 9.
Most two-base hits-Blce anc
Avery 2 each.
Most three-base hits-Paunic
ka, Bico, Harnish and Williams
, each.
Most home runs-Tuttle 3.
Most stolen bases-Filer 4.
Most times walked-Bennett Z
. Most times struck out-Jac
quart z.
! Those who have not struck on
!, tn date-Thomas, Walters, Nus
kew, Gabhardt, Shown, Madison
, Hamilton, Richardson, Mahalik
Gavdos, Ladd, Wanner, Tuttle
Romaniella, Cardwell, Perry, Hell
vey, Williams and Burger.
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d - Y
Smiths Return Home - +
From Trip To Miami

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith
have returned to Key West from
a recent trip to Miami, where
Mr.. Smith underwent a surgical
operation.
Mr.. Smith is now convalescing
from his illness at his home, 5l3
William street.
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lowing 28 years
of continuous
sea service. was
transferred to
shore duty last
Dec. is. After
d u t y aboard
the USS Sara
toga, he was
transferred to
t h e destroyer
base at San Di-
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ice during the
Tunisian CAM
paign and at
,Algiers entered
the Inter : AL
l i e d Tourna-
ment. He came
into i, service in
Sept, 1912, and
following S i x
months of va
rious training,
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3ooKKEEPER WANTED. Must

8ooKKEEPER WANTED. Must
), be. accurate and have know
ledge of posting accounts in
fgens ledger as A/C payable, re-
ceivable, purchases and trans
fers. Must maintain cash book,
make up payroll, with deduc-
tons; make financial state
ments. Apply Key West Bar
racks Exchange. Fl. Taylor.
aug23-6tX
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY PEDRO AounAR
BASEBALL.


The Stadium Committee is
ready to start the 1945-'46 annual
baseball league. A meeting has
been called for next Wednesday
at 9 pm. at the City Hall to get
everything ready for the coming
season.
Several clubs are ready. Gu
ban Club, under the leadership
OF Mario Sanchez, is one of them.
Others include, the American Le-
gion, under Perry Mccullough.
and probably the Conchs, with
Roy Hamlin as mentor. There
is possibility of fourth club en-
tering.
Fans are just anxious to see
baseball games again, so let's pull
together and get the league un-
derway as soon as possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-23
POISON IVY
HOW TO KILL II

Kill the Outer skin. It peels off
and with it goes the ivy infec-
ton. Often one application is
enough. Get Te-ol solution al any
drug store. It's powerful. Stops
itching quickly. Your Csc back
tomorrow If not pleased. Today
at Gardeners Pharmacy.--Adv.
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LEON ALBURY is
AWARDED EMBLEM

Tech. Sergeant Leon E. Albury
was recently awarded the bronze
service arrowhead for participa-
ton in the assault on Normandy
Beach on June z, 1914.
Sergeant Albury is now sta.
toned at Antwerp, Belgium.
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OLDTIMERS

OLDTIMERS
We understand that a few old
timers are expected to come out
to practice to make the Conch
baseball nine. They are none
other than Bill" Gates, manager
and second baseman; Julio Bar
cello, Esmond Albury, Philip Bak-
er, Jackie Carbonell, Rubber
man" Garcia, Manolo Acevedo,
Skipper" Rueda, Juanie Navar-
70 and others.
We hope they get in shape be-
fore Christmas.
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service in lg4O
and until 1914
w a s assigned
to the USS Mis-
isissippi. Then
he transferred
to a carrier,
was sent back
to the States
for hospitaliza-
ton, spent nine
months at the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-23

ternity, Donald
j. Ryan, SK2c,
'US'NR, of Co.
lumbus, o., en-
listed in the
Navy and re-
ported to Port
Lyau t e y. In
June of 1943,
he was sent to
Bizerte and he
took part in
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DETROIT TIGERS
DEFEAT MACKS
SENATOR'S TAKE DOUBLE
HEADER FROM
INDIANS

NEW YORK. Aug. "a. The
Detroit Tigers made it five out
OF seven over the Athletics YES
ierday as Paul Dizzy Trout
stopped the American League TAI,
enders I to |, with a seven hit
pitching chore.
The Washington Senator's tool.
potn games of a double header
rom the Cleveland Indians. while
me White Sox defeated the Nau,
York Yankees. "
The following are the resolts
OF tne games played yesterday.
American I.aao,,a
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SoFTBALL.

So far, the softball situation. at
Bayview Park is ably being TAX
en- care of by the Machinists.
Nevertheless, they are getting
some competition from the Amer
lean Legion, Southern Eng. Co.
and Civilian Workers.
Any of thesenclubs may upset
Dutch" Goehring's apple cart,
so watch out, Dutch, and play
hard or else there may be another
three-way play-off like last year.
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- Stenographer-book-
keeper to take charge of well
established accounting office.
Permanent position with good
salary to right person. No
drifters or beginners. Joseph
A. BOA, Accountant-Auditor,
908 Packer ST., Phone 786.
a1g22-3tx
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FAST WORK

The film producer was raving
to his associates about a new ac-
tress he had just discovered.
"You leave her to me, fellows"
he enthused, land in two years
I'll make her star overnight" "
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST


Key West and vicinity: Mostly
cloudy this afternoon, tonight and
Friday with scattered showers
and thunderstorms; gentle to
moderate winds, mostly south
easterly. except fresh shifting
winds in thundershowers.
Florida: Mostly cloudy this
afternoon through Friday with
scattered showers and thunder
storms.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
winds, southeasterly over north
portion and south to southeastern
~ over south portion this after
noon and tonight, becoming
southeasterly Friday; mostly
cloudy with widely scattered
thundershowers; fresh shifting
winds in thundershowers.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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ron sALE

VITA VAR Super Chromium
Finish Aluminium Paint; covers
300 more surface than most of
the aluminium paints, $40 per
gallon. Pierce Bros, up:n r-
eTc7A Tol psaug8-1mo
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Tired Kidneys
Often Bring y
Sleepless Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain 10 miles
cftiny tubes or filters which help 10 purifythe
tired and don't work right IN the daytime.
many people have 10 get mp nights. Frequent
orscanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there Il something wrong
with your Kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and lose valuable. restful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
may also cause nagging backnche. rheumatic
pains, leg pains. loss Of pep and energy.
swelling. pufiiness under the eyes. headaches
and dizziness.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. a stimulant diuretic. used successfully
happy relief and win help the 10 miles 81
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Deans Pulls.
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PAUL ALBURY

FAOA A4DOn4
Paul Albury, star manager of
other days, is trying to break into
the game again. He is back as
manager of the Legion boys, and
when he gets started he keeps
right on until he see the league
in full blast.
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RESTAURANT equipment; all or
part. Selling out on account of
losing lease. Cash only. Flem-
ing Restaurant, Simonton and
Fleming. .aug17-6tx
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hospital in Corona, Calf, and
then was attached to his ship
which put in here.
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HOUSEKEEPER; white, small
bungalow, two children, light
duty. Phone 582-M. aug17-7tx
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GAMES TODAY

American League =. !
Philadelphia at Detroit. = ~
Only games scheduled. J.
National League iiif
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled, MAJ
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

WILL TAKE in laundry work if
bundles are brought to my
home. Mrs. Reba Albury, 1191
Virginia st. aug22-2tx
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WANTED: Reliable girl or woman
to care for small infant during
day time. Pleasant home, good
pay. Call 554-J. aug22-2tx
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ACTION HARDENED NAVY
men ARE UNSUNC HEROES

Kenneth G. Hagen, Sic, USN,
of Rhinelander, Wise, came into
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TENNIS

On the tennis courts out at
Bayview Park, the handsome
Kenneth Larson has the situation
well in hand. He plays on the
courts almost every day and par
Elephants sure keep him busy.
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HEAVY DUTY Singer sewing
machine for tailor's work. 106-
I Poinciana Place. Corporal r.
|. E. Thomas. aug20-6tx
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Cotton crop II percent below
the yield for 1914 is predicted.
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
Johnson, Phone 372. aug1-1mo
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ELECTRIC STOVE in good con-
dition. Johnson and johnson.
aug10-tf
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VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor
Varnish; $500 value, $3.95 gal
lon, none better. Pierce Bros.
aug8-1mo
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FOUR COMPLETE rooms of
furniture; excellent condition.
Apply Is Naval Housing Pro-
.ject, Eaton street entrance.
.4o h, aug21-4tx

FOR SALE-Equity in one of
the nicer houses in Macarthur
section. Will sell reasonably,
furnished or unfinished. 3051
Harris avenue. aug21-3tx
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ROOM. Take a room now and
be in line for an apartment or
light housekeeping room. Wash
ing and ironing privileges.
PauIs Tire Shop, 426 White
st. aug23-4tx
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Secret United States stores In
Siberia eased Russia's war entry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-23

the TuniSian campaign, which
was his last assignment before
putting in at Key West.
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American experts get the Sc
crets of Reich industry.
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APARTMENT. See No. IL, 915
Windsor Lane. aug22-3tx
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms.
PauTs Tire Shop, 426 White
Street. aug23-4tx
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

IT'S BETTER THAN TAN
Of all the backs
I've ever seen,
] most prefer
The one that's green!
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AT LAsTI

cts your boss in conference?"
mo, it is too wet for golf"
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MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
paired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. B. F. Camp
bell, 803 Simonton street.
aug1-1mo
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WANTED-SalesgirIs. fun time
employment. No experience ne
cesssry. 8. q. Kress q Co.
aug1-1mo

MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy.
aug1-1mo
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National League
No games scheduled.
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FOR SALE-Living room suite,
two bed room suites, dinette
suite, dishes, two chairs. Sold
separately or all for 5000. So
Poinciana Place. aug23-3tx
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FORD COUPE, 1888, good shape.
16-foot Sailboat. Priced to sell.
43-1 Poinciana. aug23-3tx
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Aug. %, 1945
Observation taken at $3.50 a. M,
Eastern War Time Getty Office
Temperatures
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WANTED to rent by responsible
permanent people: two bed
room cottage or apartment.
Call Mrs. Coutant, Pilkington
Studios, phonee SO. aug21-3tx
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LOST

LOST-Amethyst bracelet; either
in or near Fleming Street
Church. Mrs. Paul Herrick,
phone 614-J. aug21-3tx
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Tomo9row's Tides
Naval Base)
High Tide Low Tide
l1:l2 am. 1872 am.
$40 pm.
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FURNISHED HOUSE; one bed
room. Apply 801 Virginia.
aug23-2tx
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WANTED

LISTINGS wanted on keys prop
erty. Office in the heart of the
keys on Upper Matecumbe.
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SOFTBALL RECORDS

SUF TBALL HEVOHDo
Among other softball records
compiled in league games at Bay
view Park we have the following
along with those published yes
terday: