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Evening star., 1946-10-24
1877 Originally l.6e
All Metal Sweater
Stretehers
5oc

The sweater season is on
you'll weor them to school. to
footboII games to go skotino,
and this welI-mode adjustable
sweater blocker will keep knitted
garments trim and shopely, Your
sweaters will stay that way
longer, too. Sizes 81 to 4o.
IA Originally 1888 komo EIee-
trie Heaters Fs---13.99
ISL Originally I.Is Top Of Stove
Ovens --59e
81 Originally z.l9 one-burner
Electric Hot PIotes fully ouor-
onteed) ---------1.19
3z4 Originally 100 Transparent
Wall Protectors, use behind stove
for odded protection-----39e
s4 Originally 4.9s Folding Cock
toiI Troy TobIes z.o9
IS Originally 3.95 Orange Juice
Extroetors ---1.49
81 Originally 100 ovenpreof
Gloss Steok and Fish Plotters,
3se
50 Originally 1873 Indoor Fold
ing Dryers--------------
z52 Originally 100 Folding
Clothes Broekets s---19e
Ile Originally 1898 MetoI
Kitchen Stools 90
36 Originally 1925 Aluminium
VeaetabIe Washers 6.49
z.ss
4 Originally 1885 Electric Broil-
ers, shopwon, but electrically
perfect --7.95
"a Originally I.6e Plastic Linen
Bags, with zippers ------ 8Se
4 Originally $50 Wrought Iron
House Markers 90
$ Originally sos step-on Cor
bose Cons tos isl --- 1873
14o orisinaIIy lse Gloss
Pitchers l0e
100 Originally 4.98 Colon Picnic
jugs tnreeulor) ----3.79
Is orisinsIIy 1873 Footed
Wooden choppins Bowls 90
Housewares, Seventh Floor,
"E" Street Building, The Heeht
Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Occasional Furniture

! Originally 24.e5 Duncan Phyfe
Coffee Toble --------iz.95
5 Originally 1875 Mahogany
finished Gum Teleiounees, 1875
5 Originally $50 2-drower WoII
Rocks, mahogany finished -6.95
Il Originally s.s5 Mahogany
Finished GIoss-b ked Wall
Rack - 5.95
z Originally 1895 Two-tier
Toble, Queen Anne style, 1895
s Originally 2o.75 Solid Mo-
hoeony Wall Rocks ---L-12.o5
4 Originally 22.5o 3-sheIf WoII
Rack, mahogany --l4.e5
z Originally zz.s5 Oblons Cock
toll Tobles -----16.95
s Originally $40 WolI Broekets,
mahogany -------------3.95
II Originally ZOO Heort-shoped
Wall Rocks ---1.00
4 Originally s.s5 Mahogany WoII
Brockets ----4.95
3 Originally 1925 MopIe 3-shelf
Bookcases ----1Z.95
4 Originally ll.5o MopIe Va
Round End Bookcases ----6.95
z Originally $500 Decorated
Hope Chests green or red,
1895
IS Originally 1870 Hanging
WolI Rocks. assorted styles and
woods ---------S.9 S.95
4 Originally s.s5 Wall Racks, 2
drawers, z shelves
l Originally $3.50 Brown Imito-.
tion Alligator Bor with bIork gloss
top ----59.95
Z orisinoIIy $3.50 Brown ond
White Ceilorettes- tes--5s.s5
- Originally s.s5 Magazine
MUM -Ss<S
10 Originally l4.s5 Lueite Moe-
ozine Rocks ----8.95
! Originally 1895 Mahogany
Sewing Toble 4--l0.95
45 Originally S.95 Sewing Bosk-
cts. interiors with troys - 4.95
81 Originally 5.95 Mahogany
Finished Magazine Racks 3.s5
S Originally 24.s5 Lined Oak
Cocktail Tobles es---------l4.s5
II Originally l4.s5 Lined ook
CocktoiI TobIes 9.s5
8 Originally 9.75 MopIe Smoking
3 Originally ll3.75 Picked Pine
Coffee TobIes
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Modern Furniture

Z or;sinally zos.s5 3-pe. See
sisnsl Sefs, blue wool topestry,
ov;s;1aIIy 1895 Lawson
Sefe, blue cotton topestry with
moss trimming
Z or;sinslIy ss.7s Slipper cheir
1895
Originally s3.75 Slipper Choir,
cotton topestry, os is-----39.95
I Originally 1895 Bissshsd Mo
pie Choir --------z4.95
s Originally es.s5 chsnneI
Baeked Club cheirs --.----49.95
Z Originally sss.s5 1-ps. Living
Room Suite s--------289.95
Z orisinsiiy 3f7.s5 7-pe. Living
Room Suite ------zis.s5
! orieinsIIy 900 Barrel cheis,
red cotton tapestry, soiled. 1895
! Originally lzl.s5 V Round
Ssetiensl Soto, red cotton che
mile -S9.9S .9S
! Originality 1928 7-pe. Liv-
ing Room Suite, wine striped cot
ton topestry----------S9.S
l Originally $500 Club BsreII
Chair, blue frieze ze------59.95
! Originally $500 Bsstes-bssk
BarrsH cheir-
I Originally 1880 Loose Pihsw-
back GLIB Chair ir----69.96
Fsrsifsrs, Fosrfk Fissy.
I'll uASkS fA
Evening star., 1946-10-24
CIsoranes Of
Chino and Gloss
items
u to n OF.

n Originally 100 s-pisee
Berry Sets, large bowl
and 8 snolI bowls ese
81 Originally, sse. 6-pieee
cIsor Gloss Juice Sets, 4
CLOSES, ! troy and
pitcher -------oSe
100 Sets Originally 100 to
l.25 6-oz. Closes, To-
OF. Gles.es and Jisssrs
IS CLOSES TO q set, with
frosted jonquiI design, e9e
81 orisineIIy 800 Pottery
Salad Bowls. with red opp'e
design -----------Z.oo
81 orisinsIIy Its Notch
inc IndividssI SeIsd Bowls,
100
II Originally $50 Larss
ssIt and Pepper Sets,
ZOO set
IS Originally $50 Pottery
Rsfrissrotor Jars, with
covers t.Eo
lsz orisinelly $50 s-pe.
Tumbler Sets, 8 CLOSES by
Libbey in GIFT box, ZOO set
81 Originally I.5o Greg
ery Hall China PIetss, de-
stoned especially for the
Quortermoster Corps.
100 each
ss orisinsIiy 6se crstsl
GebIsts, cystoI by Com
bridge gloss (disoontin-
ued) -----44e sseh
50 osisinelIy 100 White
MiIk Glass Honey Jsvs, IN
form of bee hive with bees,
69e
s. orisinsIIy z.z5 c.t
csystsl, for vinegar or OIL
$50
- Originally loo Flstsd
cpstsi crusts Pitchers.
Soc sseh
3 or;sinsliy l.z5 10 AS
Gloss csndy Dishes,
75e to I.50
q or;sinsIly zoe csm-
bridse 6Isss Relish Treys.
soc
Ckisa, Glass nd Gifs
Debsrtmsss. SsDssfk Flsoy,
r ST. Bldg. The Hseks &c.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Clearance " to W
OF . Records and
Record Accessories

50 Originally 79e and LOS 10
inch Recordings of popular, sweet
swing or hot iozz music by we'll
known bonds and singers. Some
are from oIbums ----35e eoch
3 for 100
80 Originally I.5o Needle sherp-
eners for cocti or thorn needles,
99c
Is Originally z5e Record Brushes,
helps to preserve records----15e
100 Originally 75e and 85e
Empty Albums for ten ond twelve-
inch records. imprinted with titles
and names Of artists and orches-
tros, popuIor and clossieol,
l9e and 29e
Record Department, Ssrexfh
Floor, "E" Street Bldg,
Tie Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
50 Originally 2.e5 to 1925
Framed Pictures
$50 to 500

Birds, florol, portroIts, lono-
scopes.
I Originally 1895. orisinol Oil
Pointing. landscape in modern
frone, 3Ox4o" 1000
Originally 1895. Original Oil
Pointing. lonseope in modern
frome, 2ex32" -15.oo
z Originally z4.s5, orieinoI Oil
Paintings, 2lx24", Iondseopes in
modern fromes - 1000
2 Originally s.s5 Portraits by
Roget. modern frome, 2ox35"
! Originally 1895 mirror-booked
Wo!! y.II7u Bracket white fi9'5h; 19 ao
Z orisinolly 1895 Modern
Blue Framed Mirrors, 23x27",
It's Originally ZOO Framed por-
troits, nohoeony or bloek-fin-
ished fromes, l6x2o"- "----l.oo
All frames as is.
Pictures, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Bedspreods and
DropeFies

z3 orisi~aliy $50 Sssssssksr
Droperiss, Priscilla style. red ond
white, brown and white ----z.So
y Originally 4.ss Ssssssskss
vsnisy Skivts, red and white,
brown and white e----1.eS
Z Originally s.ss Sssssssssss
Bsdspsssds, full ard t~in sizes,
brown and white te-------4.9S
Originally 2.ss sssrssekss pil-
low Shsm- m---------9es
- orisinslty l4.s5 c&is41 Bed
sprssds, rose or blue bock-
grounds, single and double sizes,
6.95
Is Originally i7.s5 ehintz
Dvapsriss, rose or blue back
grounds, lined ed-----S.s5
IS Originally 4.s5 chints Pillow
Shoms, rose or blue backgrounds,
los
Bedsprssds, Sixth Floor,
F St. Bldg. The Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Clearance Of Gifts
and Kniek-knoeks
u to " OF

T. Originally $50 Little
Boy Blue" nursery
rhyme plates LIS
"a Originally 400 Cow
cred Bowls, in shope OF
cobboee, for individual
soIods, soups, eto.--.ZsS
Z Originally 1000 Large
cabbose Shape Covered
Dishes for individual soups,
soIads, dressings, etc, e.ss
10 Originally LIS Deco
retive PIates hond-
painted in Spoin----l.oo
u Originally 100 Small
Decorative Pfotes
hond-pointed in spoin, soc
II Originally LIS Hond-
pointed and GIazed Pitch
en- made in Portugal.
100
9 Originally 400 SmoII
Floral Pictures ". mode
of pressed flowers - 300
IS Originally 7.5o Large
Floral Pictures mode
Of pressed flowers 500
5 Originally 400 Teo
cezies =. Of eolorful
ainahom and coIioo $50
IS Originally $50 coIiee
and Ginsham Tee cozies,
ZOO
Is Originally ZOO coIieo
and Ginshem Teo cozies,
5 Originally LIS Tray
Sets . consists of novelty
violin-shoped troy and z
glasses ----------I.oU
Fisyrines for your
"whot-not" collection, 75e
20 Originally l.5o Dorm
II" novelty ceramic
dornine eggs ----l 90
is Originally $50 ce-
ramie WaII PIoques
cherub design ----l.25
Z Originally 100 Hond-
pointed and GIoxed Ash
Trays for-eet-me-not
design ------------oue
4 Originally 400 Hand-
pointed vases glazed
foraet-me-not design, ZOO
40 Originally LIS BIsnko
Ash Treys vine leof
design, in amethyst, erys-
toI, green, blue
IA Originally 500 "Lo
Mirede" Fisurines in
Chinese design 300
20 Originally 75e Glass
Bud veses in novelty
violin desien--------5Se
II Originally 3.s5 Pin
Cushions Victorian
style ----------z.95
ST Originally 100 Pie
Chefs and Pie Birds
to stond in center of pie
and hold juices in while
steam is let out TIE
10 Originally l.ss Silver
pIeted Treys 12xlS"
i.2o tincI. tox)
50 orisinoIIy ioe Pressed
Gloss Relish Dishes ---5e
Gift Dept, Seventh Floor,
r St. Bldg., The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Mattresses and
Bedding

20 orisinoIy 1880 Modern sofabsds, Lowson
arms, open into A-size beds ------ 1895
10 Originally es.75 innersprns Studio ceuehss.
matching pillows, assorted fobries----4S.s5
100 or;sinoIIy sos Army convos Co.'s. olive drob
color, extremely sturdy
Is Originally 1000 AII-steeI Coil Springs, double
10 orisnoIIy 80 so and 1895 Box sprinss assorted
ticking, twin and double sizes zes-------------1S.S5
Bedlist Fourth Floor. Tie Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
50 Originally $50
Card Toblss
3.1o

Because. you spend more
time at home during winter
y. :. you'll use q cord toble
for nony things. For
games, for quick snocks
this is the toble for
you. The legs fold for cosy
storing owoy and moving.
The top is lominoted and
colorfully designed.
Is Originally 5l.34 ALL
csdsr Wardrobes :. los
isl protect your clothes :.
a roony size, measuring
81" wide by 81" deep by
10" high --------39.95
4 Originally 4I.4o Chino
Cabinets white, trim
med in black with gloss
front --------Z9.S5
II Originally 69.95 s.
pises Dinstts Sets
tobIe has chrome legs :.
matching 4 chrome ehoirs
have simulated leather
scots and backs ---56.S5
20 Originally $50 Samson
Cord 1obles las isl,
2.19
Housewares, Seventh Floor
F ST. Bldg. The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
$50 Originally s.es
cretonne Choir
Covers
6.q8

Gay, lowered cretonne slip
eovers-reody to slip on
your choirs. Printed in vot-
dyed oolors thot ore richer,
Ioneer-I q sting. Toilored
with .cord-welted seams,
pIeoted skirts. A top-noteh
event, you'll oeree.
7 Originally 1923 Quilted
Draperies floroI pot
terms. pineh-pleots. lined
-. 2A yards one--7.9S
s Originally 1913 Flower
Printed Droperies blue
background pinch
pleots -----------5.98
II Originally 5.98 Din
ing Room Choir Cover Sets
:. printed eretonne, vot-
dyed -----------3.98
9 Originally 1893 Couch
Throws Diogonol
weove beige only,
1923
Sibcopers, Sixth. Floor,
F St. Bldg, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
74O Pairs Tailored
Cotton Curtains

Here's YOUR chance to stock up these finely
toiIored curtoins-sove money to boot! All
TO" wide, hemnned and heoded reody to USE And
oI are easy to ounder
ls7 Originally 80 cotton mesh, II" long eeu---1.s5
IA oroirolIy 3es cotton mesh, 81" long eeu--z.5o
l52 orioinolIy z98 cotton net 7z long, roy---l.95
252 orianoIIy 3oS cotton net 81" long. ivory --z.5o
Is osiney 3ss Rufed curtoins, 81 long, for short win
doxs u" wide white with green binding -------loo
Is ,eney 7ss Tooed Royon Bobbine curoins. so vide
co. Iono white hen,med and heoded pr
Curtains, Sixth Floor. p St. BHs, Tie Hseh Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Reversible Oval
Braided Rugs Reduced

A tremendous clearance for thrifty homemokers!
Buy these firm, sturdy oval broided rugs siney, or
ensemble them in different sizes. Blue, green. red,
ton and black borders, combination centers.
81 Originally loe5 4x6 ft----------------7s5
SO Originally 6.e5 ). 3x5 5ft.-----------------4s5
lo Originally $50 ;. 27x4s n.---------------z.s5
43 Originally 295 24x36 6in----------------1.S5
ITO yd. Originally soc 50" Black Corrugated Floor coysrne
10 orsiney $50 and 4.zs Oval Boded Cotton Rugs lbs
!, o,ensiy SOS and 7s5 Broided Wool Rugs ovo---2s5
% orisiney $50 Chenille Both Rugs 2oxs4" woe effect
z.s5
IS orsi.sy s75 Chenille Both Rugs 24x4s. woe effect.
3.s5
orisiney $50 Frneed Cotton and Fibre Rugs 27x54 3s5
q ,sinaiy s.z5 2x4" Frneed Cotton Plaid Rugs s.s5
10 orisnely ss5 Frnoed Cotton and Fiber Rugs 36x65
4.s5
os;ney SOS 27x54" Reversible Frineed Cotton Rugs 4s5
10 or;siney 75o 3x5" Heavy Quoty Roo 4.s5
"a Originally ss5 Cotton Chenille Rugs plon wofe effect
27x54
IS Originally ss5 5oxeo" Frnsed Cotton PIod RUGS sss
Is Originally s.s5 Reversible Fnoed Cotton Rugs sese5"
sos
70 orsinay ,z4s 4xe' Heoy ouoliy Roo Ruos-----7ss
Iztrsinay 1875 4x6 Reversible Frineed Cotton Rugs, ss5
sinsy 1875 46x76 Frnoed Cotton and Fiber Rugs sS5
c,isinsly 1850 exl5 # Reversible Chenille Rug. as is
1895
Originally 1875 exl2 # Linen Rug
o,;sinsly $50 e f. Reversible Fnoed Cotton Rug
1895
o,sinsIy sszs exlz Rose and Green Cotton shoo Rugs
1895
Originally ss75 ibis f. Frinosd Cotton and Linen Rugs.
Ss.s5
Rsss sizt1 Floor 81. Bllf, Tks Hssls Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
CLEARANCE OF TOYS "a TO VI OFF!
IS Originally o.73
ATOMIC SLEDS
3,QQ

Winter weother's oheod and these husky
sIeds with tubular steel runners will bring
lots Of fost and healthy fun for lively young
sters. Well constructed As" long, with
smoothly sonded natural finish.
II Originally 1861 Scooter Cycles, works by pump,
ing on treodle-
Originally 1873 Desk and Chair Set. finished IN Il
maple OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II orienolIy l7.z6 Desk end Choir Sets, desk hos
side shelves, seat is padded, nopIe finish ---lz4S
II oriainoiiy l5zl TabIe and Choir Sets, box-type
chairs, in noturo finish ~r-----sss
20 oriainoIiy 1895 Irish Mail Wagons, oll-steel
construction, with heavy rubber-tired wheels, q
hefty wagon to build muscles s------------i4S9
81 Originally ITS chiIds Folding canves cheirs.
z3 Originally 1.s5 Humpty- pumpty Pull Toys. sse
Is Originally z.e7 chdren's Fiber Rockers, uphol-
stored
2s oriainoIFy 395 Checker and Aeey- Dsueey Peck
ct Comes, combined in simuIoted Leather case, 1.lS
100 oriqinaIIy 4.6o chiIdren's Upholstered Rock
ers, scots podded in red or blue ue------------zSS
100 Originally 3.s9 chiids Rockers. wolnut-stoined
frames, scots podded in red or blue = 1.99
II orainoIIy 7os Lambs Wool Stuffed Toy Dogs.
washable 4Ss
Il Originally 752 Rockers. completely upholstered
IN blue woven fobric- ---------------499
50 Originally 1875 GIides-----
Toy Department. Fourth Floor RI. Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Fobric Remnonts
"a to " of
. Cottons
.. Royons
. Woods

IS yds. Originally z.75 I'd.
Hond- woven Guotemolon Cotton,
red plaid only 5se I'd.
IS yds. Originally 500 I'd. Royon
Slipper sotin, AZ" wide, gold
only-------------- yd.
zI5 yds. Originally Ito I'd.
Butcher Cotton. 40" wide; oquo,
noturoI. n1oize S9e yd.
Fabrics, Street Floor,
Tie Hsckt CO.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Wasiepaper Salvage
ShowsS9, ,798-Lb. Rise
Above a Month Aqo
Collections of wastepaper through

Collections of wastepaper through
The Evening Star-PTA salvage
campaign have resulted in a total
yield of 214,858 pounds during the
first eight days of March, an in
crease of 89,798 pounds over the
first eight days of February.
Increased collections are due in
part to greater efforts by number
Of schools which have Joined the
Salvage-an-Orphan program or are
dedicating part of their collections
to the Red Cross.
Under the Salvage an Orphan
plan, funds realized from waste
paper sales are being used to aid in
support of children in Europe's war
torn areas. Approximately SIS a
month will provide for the support
of child. Noyes School, first to
take the step after the children in
an assembly voted for the plan, is
planning to raise $180 through paper
collections, which will care for an
orphan for one year.
All OF next weeks paper collection
at Hearst School will be donated to
the Red Cross. Any one in the
vicinity Of the school having paper
Is urged to call the school, National
5000, Extension 1928, or Woodlev
0983, before next Thursday and
arrangements will be made for
collection.
Schools collecting more than half
a ton not so far reported include:
Westbrook, 1850; Mann, 2,518;
Hearst. 4,768; Park View, 2,475;
Raymond, 1891: w. B. Powell, Abb;
West, 4,s97; st. Thomas, 1880; Stod-
dert, 4,245; Murch, 3.7l6; Adams, O.
$50; Logan, 3,451; Ludlow, 2,O56;
Madison, 1,712; Merritt, 1880;
Smothers, 2,150; Davis, 1,287; Webb,
1872; Benning, 1889; Petworth, S.
63S; Lafayette, 1,790.
Collection schedules for tomorrow,
together with the leaders, follow:
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Railway Engineers
To Hear Armstrong

Brig. Gen. Donald Armstrong of
Washington, commandant of the
Army Industrial College, will be
principal speaker at the annual
three-day meeting of the American
Railway Engineering Association
beginning Tuesday in Chicago. Gen.
Armstrong will speak at Wednes-
days luncheon.
Another Washingtonian, James B.
Akers, chief engineer Of the South
ern Railway System and q vice
president of the engineering asso-
ciation, will participate in a radio
program IN connection with the
meeting.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Eastern High Student
Wins Essuy Contest

Patricia Briggs, Eastern High
School, won the $25 first prize in
the editorial contest on the subject
of vision sponsored by the District
Society for the Prevention of Blind
ness, Mrs. P. c. Elicit, president, an
nounced yesterday.
Second prize, SIS, went to Mar
garet Seaquist. Woodrow Wilson
High School; third prize of $40 to
Georgianna Walton, st. Paul's
Academy, and fourth prize to Fran
els Savage, Gonzaga High School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07
.USO announces
Weeks Program,

The following program has beer
announced at the Duval Street
USO for the ensuing week:
Sunday, May 5-Music Hour
u pm; Tour of Beaches, 3 pm;
Joe and Cake, 9 pm.
Monday, May 6-Movie, 'Top-
per Returns, 8 pm.
Tuesday, May 7-Shellcraft, 6
pm; Bridge, $3.50 pm.
Wednesday, May 8 Music
Hour, pm; Weinie Roast, 8
pm; Spanish Glass, z pm.
Thursday, May 9-Shellcraft,
p pm; Sequincraft, 2 pm; Art
Class, 2 pm; Patio Dance. $3.50
pm.
Friday, May 10-Game Night,
Is pm; Coffee Night, $50 pm.
Saturday, May 1l-Beginners'
Dance Class, 8 pm.
Sunday, May 12-Music Hour, 2
pm; Tour of Beaches, 8 pm.
Joe and Cake, 9 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07
Pastor HOnOred
At Entertainment

Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Her
irera entertained here recently
with a birthday party at the
Golden 4 Eagle ! Hall, honoring
their pastor, the Rev. j. Wool
ridge of tl1et Assembly Of God
church.. ) %
Mlny games We're played and
prizes were won by Miss Raetel
Woodbridge, Mrs. Sara Taylor and
Alvin Bradley. The Rev. Wool
ridge received many gifts.
Those attending were: Misses
Rachel, Betty and Wilma Jean
Woodbridge, Pinder, Dolores Tay-
lor; Mesdames Woodbridge, Ellen
Roberts, Mabel Suarez, Flossie
Taylor, Susan Culmer, Sibil Wat
kins, Minnie Russell, Mamie
Knowles, Irene Crespo.
Mesdames Hattie Bright, An
ME Griffin, Rosa Navarro, Annie
Cullingford, Majorie Pinder, Lola
Taylor, Sara Taylor, Ruth Bar
Der, Ruth Thompson, Julia
Knight, and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Knowles.
Edgar Taylor, Jr., William
Martin, William Cullingford, the
Rev. Woodbridge and Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Herrera. d.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07
FAN THEFT CASE
SET FOR THURSDAY

When a federal court jury
panel was exhausted this morn
ing, the trial of four defendants
on charges of conspiracy in con-
nection with the theft of fans
from the Navy yard here some
time ago, was postponed until
Thursday.
The panel was exhausted when
the jury members were excused
and found not qualified for war;
ious reasons. A special venire is
due to report Thursday morning
at $50 o'clock to hear the case
before Judge John w. Holland.
The defendants are Dennis
Yarbor;tD Olive Valdez. Charles A.,
Pent and iRegeffo Romirez,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07
Veterans Benefit byNew Ruling
Life Insurance Reinstatement

Veterans were advised today
by the local Veterans Admins
tration office they may renew
their lapsed service life insur-
ance with only a statement as
to the condition of their health.
Eugene Anheir, contact repre-
sentative of the U. S. Veterans
Administration office in the fed
eral building here, said the new
ruling states all that the ,veter-
an need do is sign a statement
that he is in as good health as
he was on the due date of the
first insurance premium in de-
fault.
The old ruling on the rein
statement of insurance by the
vets stated that when application
was made six months after dis
charge, or within three months
after the lapse of the insurance
whichever was later) the rein
statement required a complete re-
port of the, physical condition of
the veteran applicant.
{ The ruling applies on all
National Service Life Insurance
Five Year Level Premium up to
$4,000. .s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07
REAL FACTS

Editor, The Citizen; 5s$$34
The secretary of the Florida
Association of Realtors, sent JUS
a clipping from YOUR paper in
which, you, mention our initiation
feeS of $780, You also mention
dues iof $780, which has not been
true Of our board since 1884.
When We set np our Central
Listing Bureau in 1885 the dues
weressetsat$12o. They were fais
ed in 1910 to 1892, in 1914 to $3.50
and March LIST of this year to $3.50.
Therefore, a new applicant to our
board must put up $1,000 in pay :
ment of initiation fee and one
years dues.
We are giving you this infor-
nation as we know that you will
want to have the real facts. We
believe this to be the highest dues
and initiation fee in the United
States, since we have been UNI
able, through a great deal of
checking, to find any higher.
This is made possible by the
service of the Central Office,
which keeps every member in
formed of every sale, every lease,
every transfer and every, mort
gage Immediately. We also now
include a $4,000 life insurance
policy, gratis to the members.
Sincerely,
MARVI NEUMANN.
Executive Secretary.
Miami Beach, Fla,
Nav 1QdR
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it behooves every right thinking
liberty loving citizen to make
sure NOW that he or she is prop
erly registered and that they be
sure to vote. The time is short.
Registration books will close on
April 20. If the people continue
to sleep in the face of this dan
ger and fail to register there is
a strong possibility that Go
PAC will be successful in its eff
fort and can point with pride to
domination of Florida.
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Patricia StGnzac To Become Bride
Of Walter Soskey Here On June 8

Patricia Louise Stanzac, 1908
White street, widely known men,
Der of the Key West younger set,
will be married June 8 to Lieut..
(jg) Norman Walter ,Soskey,
USNR, Cleveland, o., at ST.
Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
church here.
Father Johnson, pastor of the
church, will officiate at the nup-
tial mass rites.
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. SOCIETY .
Concert By High School Band,
Chorus Described As Big Success

The concert presented Sunday
afternoon at Bayview Park by
the Key West High school band
and chorus was described today
as an outstanding success.
Both the band and chorus
showed the careful training they
received in the past several
weeks, as did the two soloists,
William Ladd, as cornet soloist,
and v. Molina, as clarinetist.