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Evening star., 1946-06-21

SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE furnished houses,
from from $500 to s525 monthly. BOX BAL,
s;RooM. COOL. CLEAN suburban fur
rnSns nlshsd r;,s house, June 26 to Sept; e. to
ssss xsH Rta9s s5o PeE Stan month ~ in
sedrms s and osls Sashs far p With
Do bU nC as4 saoFeR BoYseN Rfs r fa ssss ssS
kALoRAMA sECTIoN-Excellent house;
ants rooms, baths; Gear garage; rent
month"; With of yeary rental s1qo i
an: fan For inspection, write Box 220-L
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED summer cottage,
furnished; cars convenient: 3 miles from
Washington; reference. Box a7s-M' s Star
BaN,l BEVERLY ,Is, HI,LLs.cool; beautiful 7-Toom
yard; screened porch completely furnished:
eTARM1NG! iiAia Newly ESSti DECORATED deoTse- aa
D fSsN s{s id} io5l rho@ss 1s sas%
SUMMER sUBLEAsEs14o to 1880: .
bedroom duplex house; IL min: to Wash
ington; excellent transp.; completely furn.
an and ssN, sssaNu,ipped; references required. Cali
cool LOCATION, nearby Va. Spacious
white. white brick stb house; acres trees bed
on sma nn ehdrsn safirG kfhfn srs linens
Sept. /. Cali Alexandria 55o7. '''A
until Sni. Sept ~, IIGS,%Tpisteiy ,T furn; 4bsdrm
closet clos Tesetysd sd for storage; $3.50 mo, ref.
EHRGE Lar I' colMsiFoRrABLE alsi detached hon home.
PER msnth. 57a4 $srd is pl! n.W. VIM EN-. 6s47.
owner retain and share eu room; utilities, hHdss,
VI gashsT sJo, vac: l blk. bus, Silver Spring.
GEoRGETowN HOUSE, bedrooms.
baths. lovely garden; ceiling price. s375;
zfRsEi snss RST Ssa fssn house
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derbu TNTt sERT S1,P a. VI
s5s Tent GHAs s. M51R, pdnii ph NA! 1875.
Phone @'ea' SH sEg sP @
sEoReh19%s, sEssR s9s 1.@ 1shs sapa s,-s e.d?n.,
ss5a per month sH 0' EMMA 0hios Moore e scofT cSesST
k1affABnE ksalfff RE 1MaED1ArELr aSa and ga Until
ssSed po@ss cS@Ressis sseR 1SI
st ssss sod eessS fnsss ss:
es11 SHI,9Ips M poe e. Wo ssss. with FRANK S:
codhsi cooL. MobERN III HOUSE, with +. view: view
blocks from bus. 20 min. from washing
GasFsh 7asSa GoIGmBrA $50 Rp.. Ant. ss-esn- L3S
age 28.a5: $50 p. month. MT.-I755.-
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BOATS.

PRGPELLsK pfsI fEpAlRiNGHave your Pro
fH19 f 94as @aF1Rs PR 5aRpss' s4sa lsIa li'h st.
FISHING Fl HIN. IS Good: Fishing parties, day
GART; GHyEo ASTHoNX SS9rEIS KISa. VA 4isa 94
asfd dIoN TT sma ise s0at so5 5Rd Msns a1s
MxR1SE 1MnshipssSn 2 Ex sssSne stSS and
fss deSefy h@fef oa b. asss1'y sssh for mmfa!s'e
REWARD for information leading to re-
terror: mahogany interior. laminated
KAYAK. plastic white paint exterior, walnut
cockpit; both of unusual distinctive design
5rG S5 Rshs Central ct June i1a
sfHHR' SIZE NsE1o5op. aa-tt. keel racer. modern Ss
cott Wilson sails; ideal for handicap or
s1ssi sPkkpaoaT 5seag; 5000 as SA 12s5
Potomac Heights. Md. 23s
4O-FT. WHEELER YACHT in perfect con-
aS Bs sesr lgss t1c fhrysr yo bs s5Hwn n5
new electric toilet. gas cooking range;
yacht completely. equipped; sleeps six: gas
heateo. CHI. 4s49, am. TO pm. 26'
size or condition: cash for same. 7s7
ACAlLIAkY fAWL' Torbatross, 6.x50x
2-inch planking and heavily framed: !:
owners stateroom with 2 single berths.
fes Sert and sTEe eT saloon and viz &
foT 2 with toilet: full headroom. trunk
This yacht is in fine condition and has
been successfully raced many times in the
CheSslsI e. in Class by former
and Morse drive: pressure water system
all-new mattresses This is one Of the
Pqee eefs of ca If yRs II bs
cs Broker. Me s7s6: 4bpHso3ns g. G. Barnes! ao0S'
ss1e4 zood Ines s built mab9sany ise Sleeps fast
THSS 9AcET e4a5lssF eI1B DOCK Sfs ess s0RH 81
ss:FT. CABIN CRUISER for sale. h 4os5 p.
snsns; eng for best eSr%TN ofIsT Call Trinidad 2l44
and place to work, 4oft' % douSie iSH.S cabin siae
cruise cruiser With good marine engine: hull re-
ees sssh oer fstensyf ME Fs5sTs s5s will accept best
foqr in two &c cabins; stainless steel galley;
marine motor: h hull recently Gk everhauled 1ed
fissa SRsa. W,si5bsn 55P s. capital Yacht s CUB
AUX. CUTTER. beautiful lines. absolutely
sound throughout: sleeps six; galley head,
plenty Of locker space: 12-volt charger;
sas ans sscFpps auE se marnf M ns1e roed full Ss Of
want to trade for powerboat: prefer Mat
thews double-cabin cruiser type of boat
Box 401-M, Star
AUXILIARY SCHOONER, So, 5~x41,x1s,
1Ux6' II. Sleeping accommodations for
s;x, two staterooms full head room, pow
cred with 4Q-hp. Lathrop heayy-duty en-
lent condition. For further information
consult RILEY d VAN FOSSAN. INC,
Central National Bank Bldg Richmond,
Va TEL 3-5424; evenings, Mr.. Riley g.
e5-FT; MOTOR BOAT hunks, galley,
steel hull, Pontiac engine: ready to 60.
Slip W-13, second pier. above Nash Ma
rins supply CO; Owner leaving city.
as new except minus sails: $3.50. JACK
son BEACH Boat Yard, IL 1926
ssaaIaBOAT, 16 IT., new rudder and rigging;
-2l
Evening star., 1946-06-21
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

HAVE 2-BEDROOM unfurn. apt. in Man
haitian, N. Y. for immediate exchange for
ton. Call Ia. 950I. -2l
FURNISHED 1-bedroom apt, Pasadena,
Calf. 20 min. Los Angeles, for similar
Navy commander: Me. 06sS. " So
D-1-bedrm. apt. In Takoma
Park for ! or 2 bedrm. apt. furnished
or unfurnished. in NV. Wash. SH. 1885.
EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. apt. near schools,
suburban northeast; good transportation;
$40 mo. Will exch. for 2-bedrm apt or
small house. northwest. Box 367-M, Star.
21s
CHICAGO for Washington Arm. apt. l
tedrm.; excel. location, conv. transp., etc,
for 2-bedrm. apt, Wash. Box 4l5-L,
WASHINGToN-NEw YORK exchange
VIII exchange cool Broom, unfurnished
apt in Washington for 21a-3 rooms any
Box 4o4-M Star >
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ROOMS WANTED.

nondrinker, desires corner
room with private bath in refined Prot
Arlington or in northwest section. Write
BOX 363-M. Star. 21'
NEAT, REFINED, employed lady desires
room. in apt. with breakfast
privileges. Call RE. 4142. Ext 2547,
q to B.
YOUNG MAN, Catholic. desires room with
Box 41o-M. Star o"s
ROOM. badly needed by wife OF officer
patient; must be near Walter Reed. Call
ST., ASA
LARGE ROOM, breakfast or kitchen privi-
leges. or small apt. desired by gentleman:
2 W. section. Please call RE. $500, Ext
610, or Box 450-M. Star
30. perm, quiet. neat
needs n. k: arrgt. or room with kit privils,
pref. Mt: Pleas. or Conn. ave. secs ME
$685. 9-6 pm 22s
WILL SIT WITH CHILDREN evenings for
loW-rent room, preferably with board with
nice sentile family; raerences. DI. 1854.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

MAN wants room and board, will help
372-M. Star 3os
TWO REFINED RELIABLE YOUNG girls
would like room and board in respectable
ext: 75S between s:3O m. and pm
COUPLE WITH CHILD 8 yrs. in Wood
ridge or Mt. Rainier: to start on July 1st
Sat; between 9-12 noon or Ia pm 21s
NAVY CPO AND WIFE want room and
Mr.. DAvIDsoN att at Union "?SHofn SS44 until iiSt i
pm; after 6 PM, DE. O9OS 2ls
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wants room and
board, reasonable rates; suburb preferred.
Box 392-M, Star. 81
WANTED by middle-aged man. room and
board with private family in NV. section
or suburban Maryland. Give full details,
including price per week or month, Box
3l4-M. Star. 21s
WIDOW desires room. with one or two
meals Box 415-M, Star 23s
Evening star., 1946-06-21
HOUSES UNEuRNIshEp.

I TO BEDROOM semidetached; oil
heat; upper Conn. ave: best references
and care demanded: S125 mo. Box 36s-
GGiESSRtaGTErowN-rbi, II StaT lovely o,d sd s-Taom
home. in excellent condition, for discrimi-
mating persons rent, S21O. 1922 N st.
NV. BY appt. only, WI $500. WI 1920.
Center-6 rooms, 2 baths, detached brick,
garage: no children; no pets; l years lease
at $500 per mo. Phone Oh. 0362 for
appointment to inspect EDW. JONES
g. CO., INC, $500 Conn. ave. WO. 1900.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
AVIATION

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection Consult
SHIvERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
MANGna Hsrm9nt .ye Se.GE nw pistriss Is; l1oo
octane gas. HYDE FIELD, Clinton, Md
AEROPLANES. Fairchild PIT los. PIT 23s;
sna,ns six to choose from Sample. 32s hrs. on
JONES BROS. Curtis Wright Airport,
Smith ave; and Greenspring. Baltimore.
No Nd, Box 25s6: Phone Forest 2367.-
S5.hp., starter, generator. radio, landing
lights: something new in performance. A.
ROGERS, 27Ol 14th st. NV. phone
CO. 1860 23s
FOR SALE-Aeronca Tandem. 65 hp.,
quick and cheap. SPRINGFIELD AIR
PORT, AL, S:t42 Or
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ROOMS EuRh.-Northwe,t. (cont. J

COLORED : 3OsI SHERMAN ave. NV
Refined employed man; $3.50 weekly. Call
COLORED-l727 nth ST. N.W.-Rooms
to Sc Fer week each. pU. 1927. "a
BELMONT st. NV
Large front room. next bath; convenient
Locations; man only: limited privileges
private home; $50 week. MI. 1856.
Want girls to share room with anoth-
er girl: single beds; SD. MI. 1897.
COLORED-514 COL. RID. NW.-Fur-
nished room. $50 per month. TIA. 1907.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
POULTRY & EGGS.

N. II. REDS, pullets and roosters 175l. =
months old. 81 each. 42O 57th ave,
S5 SSanit9l 9l Hsts.. Md Phone after 5 pm.
PULLETS, rs. Lord Farms, March ist,
grade A. large Leghorns, Sl.25 Will lay
Sept. J.. l25 pullets, will lay Oct l. S5c
Pleasant $500 %.
DUCKS. GEESE AND CHICKENS. Phone
HI u3I3 Iuuh 81
Evening star., 1946-06-21
ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s,s. and s.w.

32I? 5th ST. S.E.-Large front room,
rent to working couple or 2 girls. 81 each
23S 1st ST. S.E.-Very cool single room
with running water. for gentleman. S35
Evening star., 1946-06-21

GOVERNMENT SCIENTIST would like to
rent .unfurnished 4 or 5 room house or
apt for permanent occupancy, committing
distance from Washington, to $50. MI
Evening star., 1946-06-21
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

SAN DIEGO-3-bedroom modern house;
owner will exchange for similar rental,
nearby Virgins. GIL. s042.. -26
nished; NE. 14th St. Miami, Fla, for
z. g. or Va. property; val. $4,000. Ii
Evening star., 1946-06-21
ROOMS UkFuRklsHEp.

COLORED-DESIRABLE married coupIe
who work out, no children. $40 per month
Call at S1l list st. NV. Friday after l
Evening star., 1946-06-21
HOUSES EXCHANGED tc.,'N

UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, Cincinnati, for
Washington: 3-bedroom brick. ideally To-
ly low OPA ceiling rent; resire rent com
parable place Washington. CHI 887S. -22
Evening star., 1946-06-21
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
HOUSES FURNISHED

SMALL CO-OP. APT, cash. Electric
refgr. and grill; desirable; walking dis
Ianee. Box 4l6-M. Star. 23s
Evening star., 1946-06-21
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENIs EuRNlsHEp.

NEAR WASHINGTON, summer season, foi
6-year-old boy. Call CHI. 654S collect
Evening star., 1946-06-21
APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEp.
APARTMENTs SUB. WANTEp.

LIv RIM, BEDRM., kit. and bath: So
mo. 324l st. NV. CONCORD REALT!
CO, EO 6l5l so
Evening star., 1946-06-21
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK
FARM and GARDEN

GOOD HUNTER, very gentle, reasonabll
Call Falls Church S96-J-12. -2I
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COVERING THE WATERFRONT
With
With
"OLD MAN" GREEN

lowering it into the depths, Mice
Jewish! Here's drink for you
Wow! He took it! He took
It'll"
His two mates jumped to their
feet.
Murphy strained on the line.
81 got i'm! l got 'im!" he yelled,
Gimme a hand!'
The three men strained at the
line. The hook held firm and
solid.
"Heave" yelled Murphy,
"Heave;;" they chorused. &
Snap! -
Three heavy bodies tumbled
backward and crashed. Inboard
sailed the frayed end of the
broken line.
Murphy untangfed his legs
from Mac Hurley's n C k.
"Gawd!" he breather, what a
big un! 1t rnusta weighed ton"
Listen, yuh jewfish-huntin'
goon!" exploded Mac Hurley, I'm
gonna tell yuh somp'n! I've been
enjoying life as a peaceful, re-
tired cop. From now on, I'm
gonna be a peaceful, retired fish
erman when you're around!
Get me? I've had enough. I'm
through"
ooh, take me back to my dear
ole taxi" groaned Costello, the
taxi-man, nursing his bruised
head, ....... .,......,
Captain fleming Started the
engine. |tft tAH
Neptune grinned in the depths
below.
Speaking of Crawling. 1t
looks like this reporter must
crawl to Captain Johnnie West OF
the Mae West" as a traveller
who lays claim to have circled the
world three times in the Merchant
Marine.
With the Mae Vests" return
to the old Gulf" fishing pier on
Wednesday, Captain West an
nounces that he's ready for bust
ness again and rarin' to go.
Charter clients of the Osprey
II" should ask to see Captain
Reggie Trevor's souvenirs OF his
experiences in the Pacific. He has
a stack of Jap paper money and
a Jap flag autographed by many
Of his wartime shipmates.,
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House Naval affairs
Committeeman Visits
Submarine Base

Rep. Robert A. Grant (Rep.) of
the Third Congressional District
of Indiana, a member of the
House Naval Affairs Committee,
was a visitor in Key West and at
the Submarine Base Friday.
. Representative and Mrs. Grant
were entertained at luncheon by
Capt. H. M. Cooper, Naval Base
Commandant, and Mrs. Cooper,
and by Capt. w. A. Saunders,
Commanding Officer, Submarine
Base, and Mrs. Saunders.
The Congressman and his wife
were accompanied by their son,
Robert, and by the Representa-
tive's secretary, Thomas Bath
and Mrs. Bath. The party motor
ed to the Base from Miami Fri
day morning and returned Fri
day evening.
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SWANS HAVE SON

A son weighing seven pounds,
Is ounces, was born Saturday to
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Swan, GIL
Division street, at $50 p. m, at
the Municipal Hospital.
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C.Y.C. COMMENCES
9a t DANCING CLASS

The Catholic Youth Council OF
st. Mary's Parish has extended
its club program to include a
dancing class under the instruc-
ton of Miss Mary Hollinger. The
Dancing class ,ipaugVTated last
Friday evening, was open to be-
ginners and advanced Students OF
the terpsichorean art.
The eye Christmas decora-
tons at the Parish Hall include
a modernistic Christmas tree, Sill
vered throughout, and decorated
with fluorescent lighting. Sapo-
dilla branches are combined with
berries and entwined like smilax
to festoon the walls. The Christ
mas program at the Center in
cludes a CYC Dance and the
movie, king of Kings" to be
shown by Noes, on Sunday, De-
cember %, at $50 p. m.
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Key WesterS interested in see
ing a swarm of Santa Claus help
ers dressed in U. S. Navy blue
or white or u. S. Marine or
Army khakD feverishly at work
should stop in the jackson
Square u. S. o. some Tuesday
night.
There they would see Uncle
Sans servicement and a bevy OF
u. S. o. girls in the midst of all
sorts of Christmas toys, hammer
ing, mepding, tapping and paint
ing in a Scene of great activity.
New toys, old toys. broken toys,
fixed toys litter the floor the
chairs, tables, settees and even
hang from the rafters.
The scene is all part of the
community Christmas program
designed to furnish 5000 Key
West children with Christmas
stocking. The toys are those
which Key Westers are donating
at the community collecting point
on the vacant lot adjoining the
Kress store on Duval street.
New toys are not being liked
of course, unless they happen to
be broken items which some To-
cal stores kindly donated to the
cause. Rev. John E. Pickens,
chairman of the distribution COM
mittee, has already been given
several boxes of toys by local
store because the items were no
longer. salable. In most cases, the
items are only specifically DAM
aged OF stained. Chairman Pick
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-16

Except for Captain Fred Hen
ming, the group of Key West men
VINO left for a Saturday afternoon
cruise on the nina" were not
commercial fishermen. Nor did
they pretend they were even any
other kind of fishermen. That is,
they had no such ideas when the
party first got under way.
All good friends of Captain
Henning who, as a tenant, up
holds the ,seafaring traditions of
the old Porter home at 18th and
Staples avenue, the three pre-
vailed on the CHEEKY skipper of
the Nina to pitch a mild Satur-
day afternoon boating party.
They took along a bottle, of
course. 1t is perfectly feasible
that they took along more than
one bottle. In fact, the whole
truth of the matter is that they
took along several bottles.
Her motor humming tune of
the sea, the nina" got under
way. Henning at the wheel, the
good boat breezed a CHEEKY way
through the turquoise blue of
the sea.
The members of the party con-
versed in good spirits, with no
apparent thought of fishing. Sud-
denly, Dick Murphy of 240-D
Poinciana, voiced a sudden
yearning. ss.--
Il wanna fish," he said.
His companion, Mac Hurley, a
retired New York cop, and
Shrimp" Costello, 221-C, Poin-
ciana, blinked.
HE wants to fish"
Il fished one time before"
scowled Murphy, Its in my
blood, guess. L gotta tlSh.
II wanna Jewish"
1--WE got no bait"
1--WE can use a bottle"
"A bottle?"
yeah. Fish bite on bright
things"
"Wait!" broke in Captain Hen
ming. "Here, hold the wheel a
minute" Patiently he selected
heavy line. Nov, gimme a
bottle" he said.
mo, l gotta idea" one man
suggested Lets try a bottle
with some whisky in. Maybe
Jewish like a drink"
Murphy thumbed a wad OF
paper into the open mouth of the
bottle. "There!" he muttered, up
ending it, "That'll keep the wa
ter from gettin' in It'll the smell
of the liquor pushes'the wad out.
Then the Jewish can take a
drink" He tied the bottle to the
bend of huge hook.
Come on, JEWISH" he Called
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Santa Claus Helpers MOSTLY In
Navy Carb) Work On Key West Toys

ems, incidentally, is anxious to
contact any other stores having
toys whic hthey have found not
salable.
Decorated with a new sign by
Neil Saunders and tastefully
lighted with colored bulbs thru
the Recreation Department, the
collecting point is bringing fine
response. Members of local wo-
mems organizations supervise
the collections during the day
and girl scouts take over after
school hours and on Saturdays.
They also watch the. cash collec-
ton iron pot at the same loca-
ton. '.0e @t ts>t
At 9 p. m. daily Rev. Pickens
picks the toys up by truck and
deposits them at the County We'll
fare rooms. On Tuesday they are
ready at the U. S. o. for re-
pairs by servicemen. Tuesday
night is normally craft night
anyway at the u. S. o. and the
Christmas toy repair program has
doomed attendance. Last Tues
days, for example, was the larg-
est class ever held.
The servicemen are handy with
repairing and were turning out
completely repaired toys of all
sizes, shapes and kinds by the
score. (Of course, the presence
of the U. S. o. girls might have
been contributing cause to the
attendance.) At any rate, their
combined efforts are assuring a
Merry Christmas for hundreds of
Key West children.
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Fortune-Telling
Area Restricted

City Manager o. J. S. Ellingson
said today that gypsies practicing
fortune telling in this city will
be sharply restricted to the loca-
ton for which they have Sc
cured a license.
Half of a hamburger stand at
the corner of Duval and Angela
streets has been taken over by
Madame Devine under a $500 IL
cense to practice palmistry, Chief
of Police Bienvenido Perez said.
Any effort to conduct house-to-
house, fortune-telling or to follow
the practice at any other location
will be quickly nipped by the
police, he added.
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Santa Claus To Be At
Skating Party Tomorrow
At BayUiesC Park

Santa Claus is expected to
make his appearance Tuesday
night when the Recreation De-
partment holds its Christmas
roller skating party at Bayview
Park from 7 to $50 o'clock.
There will be music, games and
fun galore with prizes for each
event and a door prize, too.
The treasury of the Roller Skat-
ing Club will also provide ice
cream.
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CARD OF THANKS

Words cannot express our APP
probation of friends and neigh
bors who shared our sorrow
during the illness and following
the death of our beloved one, Jes-
sic Jaycocks. We wish to thank
all for their kind ministrations
and beautiful floral tributes to
her memory. No sweeter memory
can live in any heart than the
memory of untiring devotion to
the one we loved so dearly. The
waves Of sorrow break upon
every shore, and we can but hope
that friends as true may gather
around each of them, should Sor-
row invade their home.
dec16-1t THE FAMILY.
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applications For l''to9
Marriage Licenses

Following applications have
been filed for marriage licenses
in the county judges office:
Daniel Hernandez, 20, and Sra
Verdez, %, both of Key West,
Edwin Neil Chancellor, 20, Mi
ami, and Elena Diaz, 18, Key
West.
Robert Joseph Stampfl, %,
Peekskill, N. Y, and Ramona
Mercedes Rodriguez, II, Key
West.
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USO Crafts Class Tomorrow
Last Until After Christmas

The Crafts Class, held at the
Jackson Square USO every Tues
day. evening, has become in
creasingly popular, with service
men, and their wives, who have
been busily making exquisite
handicraft gifts of leather, shells,
lusterite and palm tree products.
The class on December II will
be the last until after Christmas
but there is still time to make a
couple of pair of earrings or a
bracelet-projects which can be
completed in one evening.
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NEW RELEASES

NEW hELEASES
A Rainy Night in Rio. Dinah Shore
Artistry In Boogie 1890 Stan Kenton
Oh. But ! Do -- Harry James
Stardust -- Billy Butterfield
Years and Years Ago Phil Brito
This Time .------ 10 Stafford
Guilty -------------------.------ Artie Shaw
Guitar Boogie -~-. Alvino ReY
My Xmas Song King Cole Trio
and MANY MORE at
The MUSIC BOX
726 Duval Street Phone 9l3s
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USO Dance Tonight

The Jackson Square USO will
hold a dance on Monday (to-
night from $50 p. M, until 1l:l5
o. M, in the tropical patio. A
large number of USO girls will
be present and all service men
are invited to attend. Music will
be furnished by John Pritchard
and his orchestra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-16

cAMPBELLs ANNOUNCE SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Campbell, 513 Margaret street
(rear), announce the birth of a
son at 400 p. M, Saturday, at
the Municipal Hospital. The baby
weighed eight pounds, five
ounces.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-17
GIVE
ARG
ToILErn1Eg
ToILErHIEs

and you give Loads
of pleasure up a
stump" for some
thing for his grad
uation gift? Follow
the SCENT of
Cargo Toiletries!
Each article in this
set has q special
fragrance that 4p
peals TO masculine
nostrils not to
mention the Loads
of pleasure he'll
get from having
these items on hand
in their containers
of attractive pot
terry that is durable.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24

in the case, and voted for his old clients against the State of Georg- ia.
 Case No. 4-When the famous AAA case Butler vs. U. s. came before the Supreme Court, involv- ing Roosevelt's entire agricultural program, it was argued by George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia. Pepper was not only lifelong friend, but had recommended Owen Roberts to Herbert Hoover for ap- pointment to the Supreme Court. However, Roberts not only sat on the bench while his old friend ar gued, but handed down the courts opinion in favor of Pepper, throw ing the AAA farm program into the discard.
 Case No. Son January 3, 1946, the late Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone sat in the case of DuqueSne Warehouse Go. vs. Railroad Retire ment. The lawyer for the Duquesne Warehouse Co.,, was none other than Stones personal attorney John S. Flannery of the firm of McKenny. Flannery, and Craighill Anyone who wants to see how close Flannery was to Stone need only inspect the late Chief Justices will Flannery drew it up for him.