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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
1triat,e INT Scr
Stpei3

@ie ieltlam: 8ir fiirften uns bot
Dem SoS, bennoh er'cbnen mir olle
BON 3eit slt 3eit einen 3uitano, ser
Dem SoSesihlage gleibt. 6alten mir
ntd)t gcrne Musidyuu nad) einem Gr-
oenfleGer, TOO mir in cine pollfon,.
meme Hl'be eingeben fonnten2 gr.
innern mir uns niht nit einem BEL.
nabe lhmer5lihen @liidsgeiiibl Ser
Stlnben. sic mir morgens oocr
abenos an cinem itiIen @ersiee oser
auf Ser &,lppe elmer einiamen SDhs
rerbratten?
9ie Hube lit nid)t MIR sic sl,peien.
belt bon Sdrm. 2ie rihtise Nube
umflieBt uno 0urhtriinft uns: Sie
6lei6t 5tpar l,niihtbar ,pie sic 2uit,
a6er mir ipiiren bis ms innerite Scrs
ibren beileuoen 9allam. 9feiste uns
geitern nod ser Corn ocs Aergers,
aingen mir gefriimmt uuter Scr 8iir
oe Der Sorsen, litten mir an unierer
cigenel, 2eere, 10 bebt ms jett sic
Stub ii6er oae oieie 2ditigteiten bin
meg. Wir fiiblen rns in ibr gebcr,
aen nie 6os GinO i'm tSd,nSe Ser
M,ltter.
Wie in elnem nriitterlihen Shci
rubt ct. llrianne puiihen Siigeln,
oeren @Gloer BON alien Seiten, iiber
ale @rate iid gum StGothcr unH
Gcubs binunteribieben trie cine >ihi
geidarte, sriiubebaarte Serbe, Sic
iid) CUR Sranfe 6rangt.
6riiber mad es oiele FOLDER St1at.
den gegeben baben. slber sic nenib,
li6e llnrube bat iie in oen @irbel
oes Gerfebrs, in Sen @cseitengong
BON &anoel uno @anSel einhciosan
Die alten 1ore fielen, Die clten
Sduicr 1pllroen perGnbert, bos Miib,
lenrao mid ser turbine, Ser aird).
turn tpuree bonn 5abrifidlot iiber,
raat. ct. ltrianne ieoodj itano Sen
@eiddftemahern niht am @ese; 10
lieben iie es liegen uno oarum lieet
es beufe nod, 10 unuerlett uuh rubia
ga.
Gs erinnert an Gin altes 8nlfs.
lieb. @er es bon eincm &iigelfaE,nl
aus betradtet, ,pie es, isirit an 0irit,
ais freun6lides @euiert inn Shatteu
ser @dlber ihldft, umidi,nlnert bon
Ser mitt6slihen Site, unlflirrt rom
glGiernen Sd,rillen set in Sen @rd
iern ueritedten @riQen, Scr iunlmt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

,no trdumt: ,,Sn eiusm fiihlcn
@r,nhe--" @eit biz gum ltrsr,,nN
oes friitlihen3 3eitraums !rerben pir
suriidgatrapen, neun mir i'm &rtll,.
gang bon Ct. llriicinus manbeln. Sm
lichenten Sabrhunsert bat ar. ais
Shiiler SEES fl. Columbian. Die &ir,fe
gegriinoet. Ser hcutiee Nau rsid)t
ins 5lu0lite Sabrbunoert 5ur,it. slui
elmer Snfel finber .rir nod; sic 9fas
men ser Stiitsporitcbcr einseneibelt
oarunter ar s,peiter Stslis Elm Grobit
gilin9ue, ser ofienbar oieies go
mems geiul;roist mlrSs. neil er
Geutid) unb @el'G aleib gut hee
berriG!e.
Wip aus elmer Srppta lteiJen mir
aus oen' Ounfel 5: Ucidlidyte iui"ocr
binauf ins Sageslift. Sic Sonne
ibmettey: ibr Gid. I'M lla6craab ib'
rer I,lr;:erlihen Gr!i.. auI sic CD
ber ilnb StraBen. Ser Soubs siebt
lau unS flau slp.ihen @alo un>
Sells oaD,a. @on r,ciicm iiebt CT Ell.
ner Sd6,rrge Gb.tf,1. Sic iHrcn lou,
gen, getpunoenen 9eib 5lpiiben Snllb
uno tStein beruorfrieden l1Bt. 81,
sen 8u6ten oes sS!uiies. Sriiden
Mobridt unb 8eitlallt,, treibt Ean
iein berlodenbes Spiel. Waoenoe
tummeln iih in bcn Illteu. blntc
Senroen bdngen mic Segel I'M Safcls
:pert ser Weibcn. S1lr beneioeu Sic
6oreqen, Die tagails 1no tasein slpi-
ifen Sem iilbernen @erieiel auf=
id,Gumenoer ShneQau uno Sen hlmf.
len Stellen Ser llier bin uno ber
tpedieln fGnnen. Gic Stunoen per=
geben, - nid)t i'm isluge. 0 nein,
ionbern in ieuer beallitsenS ianitcn
Selbitaufl0iung, sic ON beiten nit
ser 'Sanoubr geneiirn miro.
s&ierber bat iid) bas tcite bes
@enolanoes 5urSif9e5ogen: Ser
@lalrbe an Sic seitlois Sauer Ser
Seele. &ier modten mir 5ur Mu5e
geben!
en IN 9eutidlano anlegten, TOO es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

Sadidulen tpieoer ibren Ylas in
stuttgart finben nriiilen; er bot nift
iiberieben, oaB Stutteart bas iii6.
renbe @irtihaits= uno Sanoelssen.
trum oes sitS,peitens lit unb bleibcu
miro. slae oieie lteherlegungen Iaiie,
lih Sem Elan, Stuttgart ~ elmer in
ternationalcn &ur- ,lnb 8iocritaot
81 MAIDEN, einnronen. Sic Shaii-
l'ng zines &egierungsniertels, Ser
Wieoeralibou unierer 5erIt0rtcn 81,
rltitrieonlaaen. uniercr aroben Sc
!hdftshdl,'er inns Sfrmeunieocr[ai.
illngen. Die 2oilna oes &crfebrs-
problems, sic ElGne iiir Sdaffl,ng
elmer Hingltrabe, sic bas Snnere BON,
Saltptpertebr entlulten ioIl, ale bieic
slufaaben ictlieben oen @runbgeoon.
fen fir Cen @ieoerauihou mlercs
Stootferns nitt aus, nein, lie g.
minnen unter oieien sllpettcn.
Scoer ioa mitwirfeu ~
ieincm Sell
Gllgen Mert id)lob lcine nit picI
alfmerfionlfeit uno Sntereiie aui-
genommenen elusfiiDrllneen, inoem
cr aae our @iitarbeit ouIriei, giirser
lno Wiciduftsleute, SsnSuitrie rmo
Sanoel, @iiienidjait uno aultur,
arbiteften uno 9aumeilter, sic guu-
nirtifait uno bus Sapoperf, in Ser
Staot llno oral,Ben anf bem 2onH,
lie olle iollen titig mitluirfeu, iie iol-
len planen, bauen ltnO ,uerten.
Nberbiireermeilter Or. @lett
Sanfte ieinem Meierenten, inScm cr
bcrporbo'b, oab MN ipenigltens eire
>SSee, Elm 8ebante Dor uns bingeite!lt
miro, nit Sem srir inns auscinonoer-
5uleten bdtten, Ser uns ipeniaItens
5eige, ,uoiiir mir bie 9auten unieres
in Sdlutt uuS Iriilnruer liegenocn
Stuttgarts pieoer erridlten tonnten.
Gcr @cSonfe ihafie einenNussanas,
punft fiir cine Ylanuns, sic ia Sic
erlte 8oralslebung fiir ieoen @ie-
uihau ii6erbaupt onrlteue. SpG=
ter iteute ser 8irtidaitsminiIter
slnore oen grob5iisisell @ebanfen,
ben Gugcn @ert entrifelt babe, als
Seitmotip fir unieren slniang aui:
mir miiiien pieoer Mut baben, Neues
at ldaffcn. Son Ser Wtilit1rregie,
rilng 6ranfreihs babeu sic Maicre
Mr. 2ebcn uno Scr. Stimion ibr
Sntereiie ourh lire An,peienbeit 6e.
flttbet. 6. 80.
slus Ser ~St,,ttsartcr 3eitung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

lmo merocn hcoeu:enh nlebr geben.
Mir babcn ihon crfnhrel1, hab geract
Die lpeIiger gut geltclltcn bic militia
item unb frcuoigIten 6cber limo, neil
lie 'elblt MIR 81 gcnau .rilicu, mns
9ipt nnN Gleno bcoeuten.
9lbgclhlpIicn lpurNe sic %criamm
lung nit Ncn %ich ,Siehenhiiraer,
Sunb ocs SeacnS". slber niht irnh
lno ll,Itia flang oas 9ieh, mic mir
es gcsuobnt lparen su iinaen auf I'M
Ieren aonpentionen uno SGngerfe.
item. 90 crgriIIen llnn cribiittcrt 100
rem pirle bon Dem Gleuo lmo Scr
9tot nnlerer &pltsgeuollcn in Der al.
ten Scimat, oab iie falrm elncn Son
bon Sen Sippen hrinaen tonrten.
Gcdj lanae nod ltanSen hier unr
oort @ruppcn Don iSrmucn nnr
Mdnnern Suianmen, Sic lid aegcn-
eitig er;Ghlten bon Sem Sdidial
i5rsr ci1encn slngehori9en in euro,
pa. ltno INNER ipieocr mnroc am,
slnsorllf gebraht, bab mir has uns
geIcste ,3icl pon $50, 900 errcid,cll
fGnnen umo erreihen neroen. @enn
&ritif geiibt muroe. 10 srar cs nur
| Dab oas 3iel nid,t bod gcnug iei
9rlber Gam 9l5cr mar elmer ser
Grltcl1 Ser lngte: Ser &eroienIt
elneS Cages i'm Otonat fiir lu,irr
Solt in bieier arubcu gtct lit uiht
genlla. Sd iperoe mcbr acben." 9r.
Sobanm @rbcr, GrGrGiioent oes
3lpeig I, mar berielhen stuliht.
SSn bciligcm Grnit uno in trcuev
'ddlilc)er @elinnlng bpten nulisr
Ben Heonern frciapinig ihrc Sienile
an Nie Rriioer: Carl &cnnertb, Gy,
8rpBprdiiocnt uno Souptlmatmel.
tier; q. y. Eetri, Mse- -Ir1iioent oes
Central TerbanNes; ser unermiio
lihe George Sdneioer, ser GerIegcr
oieler 3eitlmg, 8eprg &auns, Gr-
ErdIibent oes ,3tpeig 1; Sirigent q
Nitolaus; Ser elpig il,nge uno inlner
eifrige Midrael ara,B, Or -@robprG
loent; Snnicl Sbellman, ser Gcr-
libenbc lllo Srit Hihter, ser Sd)at.
mciitcr hes Sofol -&olnitces; Mtihapl
Sbies, aurator ser Seutid) -airNen.
@emcInNe; @ilhelm Sd,uiter, Scfrc.
tar oes 3lpeig 1; Mi:ael Sallmcu.
Erdlibent ser Gintradt Sernlania
oie Sdlpcltern: RoIn Getri, YriIi,
Oentilt oes 3lpeig 4; sic Gr-YrGiiocr.
tinnen &aibarina Sd,irmcr lno ga
ra Sfneioer; Sobanna &iltner, Gr.
Grdiioentin ocS 3lreia 81; YrdiiSen
tin oes airden ssral,en @ereins Scr
Seutihfirhe, aatbarina Sd,miot
Gr-Er1lioentin Ser Snrunia, Mar;t
Hebner uno ibre ShpGgerin Suiil
Hebner; alc &irhenrats= =MitglieSc,
unb Sic oielen Veumten lr1o 9ealn,
tinnen Ser einselnen Rereinc, ,rnn
oie bielen anoeren. oeren Malncn bier
niht aae angefiibrt mernen f0lnen.
9lGe ober legten Tie elm Tcierli :es
@elobnis ab, nit aQen &riiten oll
Sic grbcit su deben, einseoenf ser
@orte oes Sidtcrs:
Wter ipille bleilpen mat lner iene
@ott bGlf es e,,5t uh ineben,
Mar lpdiien pat mer id,Gloih icne
Den Tuioen lrd) Sen GGnaoeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

Sm Simes=Seralo. &aibinatoa,
laat Sranf &. @alorop, oab oie 8eit
Grieoer Dor Sen II. 9. u. uui Sen
anien liegt uno nm Silie bittct.
Sic fonnten pGbrenb bes &rieaes
niht phne ,ns lehen. slber ebe Sis
9tabrimssrnittel abeeianot meroeu.
Iollten mir uns pcriid,ern, ipos mir
letten Gnbes bafiir erbalten."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
KmhenaerGt un~ 1tleiSer
ttast De,atihlatt~
initi,etmten!

Sranffl,rt a. %. ssraucn ,mb
Tamllien BON slnacboriaen Ser ame-
rltanliden Iruee. sic cinen SauSs
bait IN europa fiibren lpollen, ipiro
Don ser s(rmec aeraten. aiihenaerd.
te, 9eltefc. Gor5ellan, cleftriihe @e.
aen'tonoe unS einen Sahrcsbeoori
an aleioung mitsubringen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
@a(Ten=B en=BerSammlunQ

Guie ser gutriiitun spuroen laut,
ais ser &eoner oapon iprab, oab Elm
Golfsgenoiie in fiibrenoer Stelluns
Sic gemerfung gemadt babe: r3lrnl
2eufel nit ncncn "a oriiben, mas
gebcn lie uns an" Sm 8egenteil, Iic
gcben llls icbr piel an, oenu cs lino
umiere eisenen 9riioer l,no Sbrs-
iterlL Ntiittcr uno Gdter. llno tpenn
lie lirh niht an uns lpenocu tonncr,
an tren ioaen Tie iid Damn meuoen
Seslralb baben mir Elm slbfomnen
getroiicn init Ser 2eitlln9 ser luthes
ridden Stride Mmerifas in Ncip 0prf
COB tpir ollc uniere Summlumg i'm
2tabnlen oieier Stride uornehmcl
uno burd bie lutberiid,e Stride amc.
rifas an Or. WihelfelNer in ser
'SflueiS ihifen nit Ser ollsoriid
lichen Neilin1mllue, Nab oQc non lns
geiamlnelten uno &c d)idten @cloer
allslblieBliG fir Sicbenbiiracr
Snhlen pertpenoet tpcrOen. 9lui sic
Icm Nege iir0 auh sic eritcn 1000
Collar biniiber geid)idt norben, iiir
'reld)e un'er Sauptidobmciltcr Gnrl
&onnertb cine S,,ittl,ng erbalten bot
Die er Der Geriummlung porlas lnN
in ser uushriflih betcnt miro, na6
oieies @elo rur fir Sietenbiirgcr
SadNen permenoet luerocn bari. llno
ooslelhe iou ou6 NIT Sen 8elNer!l
geihehen, sic mir nod, iainncln aper-
Sen.
Sur auf oieIe 9lrt, Shipeitcrn mo
@riiSer, fonncn mir llnIercn idNpcr-
getroffcnen Golfsgenpiieu Silfe sll.
fonunen luilen. Tenn erltens fam;
BON uns niemano cine 9feiie-geipiai-
gung naG Ieutihlanb bcfommen,
unb 5lpcitens, lelbit menu !rir unic.
rem eigsneu Gertreter Idon BORT bot
ten nit pielen tauIenon non Collars
in ser Suife, mas fonute er nit Dem
8eloe anfangen? Sn Seutihlnuo
fonnte er ni6ts fallfen, neil nihts
;u baben lit. Gr miibte ia bod aud,
in bie Shtpeis iabren, Inn einsufau
fen, er miiBte Sruds faufen unb 2el;,
te unitellen, Inn oie einsetauiten
Sebenslnittel rmb &leioer sn unieren
Tolfsgnoiien sl idlaffen.
2esbalb laBt uns aui oem einai,
gen @ege arbeiten, ser ums pfiel
ftdbt, alirlid ourf Sic ll,tberdiac
Stride in N4nerifa.
Saies fiibrte ser 5speite Rcbner
Gr. u. 20. Shneioer aus. Sm Sabre
1920, als &rauB unb 0uhaHa bier
mare,l baben mir $4,000 gclam-
melt. Siesmal niiiien mir piel mebr
ialuneln, Senn oie 9tot lit tallieno
NAL groBer. slaerlei @eriidbte iino
I'M ltmlaui I'M 3uiammenbang nit
ser Sammlune ben 1920. @as abcr
wirflib NIT bem8elo gel6eben lit, III
OaB &raub uno 8u6aQa es in 8an-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

rSbe Gbriitian Science Monitor,"
Bottom miest Serrn Sdes gegen
Scrrn Ealllep ub unb tommt su Dem
'Shllby OaB Ser Erdiibent Elm ihlee.-
tes 8eid)1ft genad,t bat.
Evening star., 1946-07-21


soon after that our male gaur died. So l told
Bill he could have Cinderella for pygmy
hippo and gaur. Well, Bill yelled bloody
murder, but he finally agreed
To understand the Cinderella deal you
have to know something about animal values.
An orangutan is a very expensive item - the
prewar price was 5000. But DR.. Mann's
pygmy hippo was worth about the same, and
gaurs. which are enormous wild cattle, went
for couple of thousand apiece So Mr.. Shelly
did strike good bargain.
Animal prices in general are full of sur
prises for the layman spectacular beast
like the zebra is cheap you used to be able to
pick one up for the price of an ordinary horse.
But his cousin, the Monaghan wild horse,
is worth several thousand. And a Mongollan
wild horse looks pretty much like old Nell
out in the barnyard. Giraffes look expensive,
and they are prewar specimens were as
much as ST 600 pair. But fine, roaring
lion. King of Beasts, goes for the price of
baby carriage ''They're.a drug on the mar
ket,' Mr. Shelly complains. The answer is
that lions breed we'll in captivity, and most
ZOOS have more lions than they need or want.
Baby elephants used to run $1,000 to
$4,000. The bigger they grow the less valuable
they get. Zoos don't like to take on full-sized
elephants - they're too set in their habits
Snake values run just the other way -
they're sold by the foot. A python two yards
long would cost perhaps SIS foot From there
on the price is hiked in geometrical progress
sion, so that you might pay as much as $50
for the last IL inches of a 25-foot python
The sulphur crested cockatoo shown on the
cover is fairly rare, costs 500 to $500
Escapes Are No Problem
OUTSIDE of money you might think that
the big headache in ZOO business is keeping
the animals from escaping. This is not so,
In 7O-odd years. the Philadelphia Zoo has.
had no melodramatic breaks.
But comical escape happened just last
year. Some mischievous boys tossed plank
across the monkey-island moat, whereupon
20 monkeys promptly scrambled across the
plank and headed for the south entrance
The gate attendant stood bug-eyed as he
watched all the people marching into the
Zoo and all the monkeys marching out. An
emergency rescue squad managed to round
up half the monkeys in a wooded section close
by. The rest came back of their own accord
when they got hungry.
IF we weren't all honest around here we'd
engineer an escape once month just for the
publicity value says Roger Conant He's a
sort of genteel tub-thumper for the Zoo,
besides acting as curator.
Providing meals for 1000 assorted animals
would seem hopeless problem to the layman
But DIR. Herbert L. Ratcliffe, the Zoos
dietician, manages very nicely. ''We feed
a canary bird the same thing as a goril-
Ia" he says. That may sound strange, but
both are herbivorous animals and thrive on
the same basic food"
Until recently he says, Zoo animals were
fed fantastic diets. Every beast from an
aardvark to a zoril got its own special menu
Evening star., 1946-07-21

7-2I-46
Evening star., 1946-07-21

Between lT. HdtClllIe, DIcClol oilelly dIlu
Curator Conant, you can learn everything
there is to know about 700 = but to get
real behind the scenes look, you must make
the morning checkup rounds with John
Regain Head Keeper. He has worked at the
Zoo for a. years and knows every beast, large
and small, by its first name.
Mr.. Regan starts out each morning before
the public is allowed in the gates and visits
every animal house He makes sure he has a
full package of cigarettes. because number
of the animals are fond of tobacco. Then he
cracks his favorite joke about having to 60 to
the lion house first Ito see if the keeper has
got eaten up
The lion keeper turns out to be still in one
piece. He is a good-natured, talkative man
who enjoys the melodrama of his job. These
big cats are funny" he says. Nov, take
Pharaoh, that lion there. Some days can 60
right up and pet him. Some days l can't"
Big Cats Are TsmperamentAl
PHARAOH, 500 pound specimen, let out a
sudden roar This is one of the days can't"
adds the keeper. But you take this black
leopard over here i could walk her down
Broad Street on leash if was mind to"
Mr.. Regan's next stop is the house where
large birds are kept. The keeper there is
CHEEKY old soul despite the fact that he gets
kicked around considerably by his charges
'Whenever you're dealing with ostrich
es,' he advises, always keep in back of
them. They can't kick backwards. Neither
can cassowaries Last time got in front of an
ostrich landed in the hospital
Even the birds have personal idiosyncra-
sizes. Headkeeper Regan points out an odd
looking one called secretary vulture. This
creature, he says, has one failing: 'She gets
upset about nuns. guess it must be the black
and-white of their robes. But anyway, when
ever she sees one she gets scared pink. So now
when we spot nuns coming along, we ask
them to please steer clear OF her
Next stop after the big birds is the Elephant
House. Four ton Burma plays the harn1onica
on occasion, and disproves the theory that
elephants don't like tobacco by eating whole
packs of cigarettes at gulp.
From the Elephant House, Mr. Regan goes
to the Antelope House, the bear cages, the
Monkey House, and your impressions soon
become kaleidoscope. You remember the
barking deer the huge Alaskan brown bear,
largest of all carnivorous animals, who pam
handles for peanuts with all but tears in his
eyes; Massa, the gorilla, who once tore the
coat off Director Shelly's back when he got
too near the cage.
Patient Queen Bess
BY THE time Mr.. Regan reaches the bird
section with its welter of gaudy feathers
you are ready to yell uncle. But you have to
inspect Queen Bess a famngo who has spent
AZ years at the Zoo - which is long time to
stand on one leg.
Mr.. Regan let's you 60 then, and walks you
up toward the gate, past the little square
colonial house where Mr.. Shelly has his Office
Mr. Shelly comes out and shakes hands. He
asks If yoI We caep all yOu want fo And inci-
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home located on the southern
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sliding doors onto 12x22 screer-
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ing one huge room possible
Dining room is ample and these
rooms are floored with tile of
the same design; library; roomy
tiled kitchen. with ventilator,.
electric range, and Frigidaire, 2
large bedrooms, large cedar
lined closets, 2 beautifully tiled.
baths, chrome fixtures, addi-
tional- closets and linen space
off main hall to living room.
Windway to laundry room WITH
stationary tubs and, hot-Water
heater and servants lavatory.
Shown by appointment on.y
Cah Mr.. Du Bois. Key West ALI
marl9-3sx
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-. catcher Doth halyes( ss
81 sOnter main Bearing cast
! ~ 4 iron shall with shims.
2 Rabbit shells for outer main
bearing shell.
Complete sets of main bear
ing shims for inner bear
ings.
s Main bearing cap studs 312 H
Nickel steel.
2 Crank pin box bolts with
nuts.
Piston cooling water box.
/ Drag crank arm for lubr1cat-
ing oil pump.
Rabbit shell for compressor
crank box.
5 Rocker arm shafts.
3 Split exhaust cams.
2 New thrust rings to match
new crank shaft.
g. IL min
box.
2 Dozen cotter pins for crank
pin box bolt nuts.
. Sole plate adjusting screws
for outer shaft bearing.
Cupboard bearing cap.
2 Cast iron sole plates for
generator
Delivery of said parts to be made
at the Power Plant of The City of
Key West, Florida, Key West. Flor
ida, on or before three months from
date of acceptance of bid, and bid
price shall include delivery at said
Power Plant, Key West, Florida. ...
Each proposal must be enclosed
in a sealed envelope, marked on the
outside Proposal for Furnishing
Parts for Fulton Diesel Engine
Generating Unit" and addressed to
the Utility Board of The City of
Key West, Florida, c/o City Hec-
tric system, Corner DdEaI ana
Greene Streets, Key West. Florida.
Alternate sealed proposals for
furnishing the necessary parts and
labor to place said generating unit
in first class operating condition
will be received at the same time
and place. and the sealed envelope
transmitting such proposals shall
be marked on the outside Proposal
for Furnishing Parts and Labor to
Place Fulton Diesel Engine Cen
Grating Unit in First Class Operat-
ing Condition.
Said Board reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids or proposals,
or any part of any such bid or pro-
posal, or to waive any informality
in any such bid or proposal.
Dated at Key West. Florida, this
21st day of March, AID. 1876.
BY Order of the Utility Board of
The City of Key West, Florida.
EARNEST A. RAMSEY,
mar21, 1916 Secretary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-21

err highly. II was in this game,
TOO. that Peggy Collins and Ida
S0riano won honorable menti N,
the former preventing MargIe
Parker from being high scorer;
the latter, guarding equally we'll
Saint Mary's next best, Lillian
Spring.
In the free throw contest held
Saturday evening, little Althaa
Haskins of CMI took the trophy,
bagging eighteen out of twenty.
five free shots.
The awarding Of trophies took
place Sunday evening after rhe
Championship games wherein St.
Mays girls, Miami, downesG
Sacred Heart of Tampa, 25-18.
and Gesu boys, Miami, defeated
Saint Leo'S team, San Antonio,
36-to IS.
The highest honor after the
championship trophy is the sports
manship trophy. In tense silence
the hall. filled to capacity WITH
almost 1000 spectators, waited
eagerly the name of the team
chosen to receive this honor.
When cMt was called out, Fran
ces Mora stepped forward to re-
ceive the trophy amid shouts and
claps Of applause.
II is felt that CMI team has
done honor TO its Alma Mater and
honor TO its home town, when
they brought home the Sporis-
manship trophy, an All-State For
ward award and the trophy for
the Free Shot Contest.
The entire school stood in front
90 the Convent on Division Street
q greet the returning tteaDf when
The bus from Miami pulled in.
Cheer leaders Davie Printz, Caro-
lyn Strunk and Faye Bervaldi did
s6nie very clever and appropriate
stunts and led the school in some
fine cheers of Welcome Home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-21
GAMES OF THE
GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE

The following games are sched-
uled in the Grapefruit League for
the coming weekend:
Friday. March "a
Indians VS.. Red Sox at Sara
sofa.
Tigers VS.. Yankees at st. Pc
tersburg.
Yankees Squad tWo) VS.. Kan
sas City at Bradenton.
Giants VS.. Athletics at West
Palm Beach. -. 8
oPhillies VS.. Giants Squad oae)
at Miami. i i
Reds VS.. Cards, at Tampa. s3r
Saturday. March 20 etst
Yankees Squad one) VS.. Cards
atuSte Petersburg.
Yankees Squad two) VS.. Reds
at Tampa.
Browns VS.. Athletics at West
Palm Beach.
Tigers VS.. Red Sox at Sarasota.
Toronto VS.. Phillies at Miami
Beach.