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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07
City Commission
Adopts Roberts
Liquidation Plan

Adopting the plan of City
Comptroller Charles r. Roberts
virtually as it was reported in
The Citizen on October 16, the
City Commissioners have au-
thorized liquidation of $49,72O.O6
in long past due accounts.
The payments to be made in
clude back salaries to IA city en-
ployes or their estates, canceling
of the 500, $50 claim of Mrs. Eva
lima Lopez against the city for
$4,000 and payment of a $lO,-
900 note held by the Florida Ma
tional Bank since 1924!
Also, all claims under $500
would be paid off promptly and
over that amount 500 of the
debt would paid but the sum to
be paid would not exceed $500.
All payments of more than $500
would be submitted to the Com
mission for approval.
Funds for liquidating the debts
will be available from $l24,91O,7O
in delinquent taxes collected this
wear. A sum of $4,000 has been
set aside, Roberts has reported
to the Commission, for future
operations to offset any decrease
in estimated collections from the
current tax roll. A working fund
of S19,91O is also available.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07

Victims
Better; Hospital
Denies Reports

The condition of Miss Antha
Louise Johnson, one of the five
Key West young persons serious
ly injured in Sunday nights auto
mobile accident, near here, which
resulted in the death of Miss
Dorothy Smith, showed marked
improvement this morning, the
Municipal Hospital reported to-
day.
Miss Johnson is fully con-
scious and her temperature has
decreased. She will probably
be removed to another hospital
in the near future for treatment
of facial injuries. The chief
concern of the local institution
was to assure her recovery from
severe shock. 49,. $780,.
In Miami, DR.. Thomas Osgood
Otto, chief surgeon of the Jack
son Memorial Hospital, and we'll
known plastic surgeon, is treat
ing Miss Margaret Pinder and
Miss Rosemary FELTON,, the other
two injured girls. Both young
women are showing marked inn
provement.
Death Not Due to Blood Lack
Meanwhile, the Municipal Hos
pital requested The Citizen to
publish a sharp denial of report
eddy widely circulating rumors
that Miss Smith died because she
wasn't given sufficient blood or
plasma. The doctor in charge of
the case said that the patient suf-
fered extensive damage to the
brain tissues, which eliminated
hope of her recovery virtually
from the start.
A doctor at the Naval Hos
pital. where the girl was first
taken. expressed the opinion.
after examining her. local hos
pital authorities said. that she
had no chance of recovery.
Miss Smith was given three
pints of blood plasma, of which
the Municipal Hospital has
large supply. Use of a larger
quantity of plasma or of a pure
blood TRANSMISSION. the hospital as
serts, would have achieved no re-
suits because of the severe brain
injuries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07
Each OF Two
Bids Twice As
High As Third

Each of the amounts of two
bids for road work, opened at a
meeting of the county commits
sion Tuesday night, was more
than twice as much as the sum
bid by the firm that was award
ed the contract.
The commissioners called for
bids for the regarding, resurfac-
ing, oiling and sanding of Lowe
street, Atlantic Circle and Sun
rise drive at Tavernier on Key
Largo.
Alonzo Cothron of Key West
submitted a bid for $12,484.50;
the bid of Charles TOPPING and
Sons of Key West was S13,-
1890, and the E. c. Luccock
company of Miami submitted a
bid for $6,19018.
The commissioners awarded
the contract to the Luccock COM
pany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07
CITY Will Be Featured
In State Jaycee Paper

Key West will be featured in
the January issue of the state
Junior Chamber of Commerce
News, President Jack Delaney of
the local Jaycee chamber report
ed last night at the weekly
meeting of the Jaycees.
Delaney. who gave a detailed
report on the State Jaycee Con-
ference which he attended in ST.
Augustine last week, said that
the Key West article will mark
the first time in the history of
the paper that a city has been
so honored.
Since the paper reaches all
state members and copies go to
every city in the United States,
Key West will receive a great
deal of publicity from the article,
Delaney pointed out.
In a report on the new con-
crete block club house which the
members are building on Flagler
avenue, Ed Woodson. Building
Committee head, said that it is
planned to have Seldom Waldo of
Gainesville, Fla, national presi-
dent of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, lay the cornerstone in
January.
He added that the work sched-
ule would have to be stepped up
if the ceremony is to be held in
January. The foundation has
been completed and the sides
will go up shortly. All four build
ing teams will report for work
each Sunday.
Delaney mentioned in his re-
port that Dan McCarty, former
Speaker of the Florida House of
Representatives, in addressing
the conferees, eomplimented the
Jaycees by saying that in the past
ten years all principal changes in
state governmental affairs had
either been spanked by JayceeS
or endorsed by. them:
An important directors meet
ing was announced for Friday
night, November 8. All directors
are urged to attend the meeting
which will be held at the home
of the president. The monthly
dinner meeting will be held next
Wednesday night, the member
ship to be notified of the time
and place by mail.
Evelio Ruedo has been named
advertising manager for the
Islander, local Jaycee publica-
ton. Coach Nathan Hale Pepper
was appointed chairman of Youth
Welfare and chairman of the
Safety Committee. Jimmy Muir
ply was appointed chairman of
Governmental Affairs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07
Premier Stain Not Present
At Celebration In Moscow OF
SOviGtS' 29th Anniversary
ngT MENTION OF HIS
NAME ~ SPEECHES
nlssDt GIT FORTH.
HEARTY CHEERING

MkMkow. Nov IRE d S
Ngaeiaa Russia today are cele-
tsMaAmM So twenty ninth ami
sssamgr 81 their coming into
wmes ln llasaia.
H@8 Nusaafe in this city is pro-
tmwaF stseafated A parade in
MMAsH sssss ~ thousands partici-
Nass4 aaa held. and there was
naMN aFeeNhmaking.
Hk psemifr Stain was not
sseM elsheF during the parade or
eh& egaifas we're holding forth
~ 49, Hq8afe
- sfeaker made any refer
smsN e. the reason for Stains
sAaNMFs hafl all ~ them referred
seNwstesaiv g. him and praised
hm extfavagantly for what he
49, aane fog the people of Rus
So Almaat every reference to
49, tFmiaht forth much cheering
$50 hsn.lslsnping.
hHaW the leaders of the ma
ksHas - the world who sent mes
$3.50 ~ congratulations TO Stain
mNse FFNsiieni Truman of the
AHfe8 Nfaiea and Prime Minister
Nmi Attlep at Great Britain.
ffa washington. Foreign Com
MaluloV called at the
Mhata flasase e. pay his respects
e. NGeaHiFnl Truman and to
gsana hanl fuT his expression of
1 wlshu D. Premier Stalin).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07
Japs Decide
To Make Japan
Tourist Center

NtNNu Nov Japan has
a f g. So into the tourist
an a large scale.
l nFW papcrs announced
sa8ar sat- ihe government and
a sspual intend To spend
ee@ aa 0n in the next five
seas a. make Japan a tourists
SIS
e8h maalrfnized up To the
ame amd ass excellent system
af hahmaFa afr the chief Inn
remsmis the japanese intend
g. nnlish ln the next five
saafs anh ere objective of max
- 1anan atlfactiye 20 tourists
hn ga asrr the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07

Total available IS 63, 189 80
Expenditures:
Dept. Public Service
Sewer Division IS 11,036.75
Interest pay ments,
purchase price sew
er facilities -----.- 28,969. 40
Inter-fund transfers - 7,700.
Vouchers payable
prior Jan. l, 1916 - 1871
Total ---------,-----------$ 848, 539. 86
Less unpaid claims 3,219.08
Net cash dis
bursement IS 45,320.78
Cash balance Oct. l. 1888. "a
Total --------$ 63,189.32
Other Funds
City Hospital and
Bond Rid. Acts,
Jan. /, 1916 ------------$ 78,072.84
Receipts ------------- 143, 461.8
1921, 534.66
Disbursements -------------- 149, 223. 90
Ending Balance Oct. S 1870.
Ending alance,
Oct. S 72,31o.6s
1921, 534.66
Amendments to Budget
Revenue Increases:
General revenue fund S 42,700.00
Sewerage operation
and Maintenance 35,678.00
Tota1 revenue
increases IS 78,378.00
Appropriation expen-
diture --------,,---------$ 79,O54.92
Increases:
Current surplus rev
enues in excess Of
appropriation ex-
penditures) ------------$ 3,423. 08
ee.." ----4
$76,378.OO
Increases for depart
mental operations $25, 1852
Capital OUTLAWS $50.
Beach $4,000, USO
~, purchase $4,000. ~
sewer facilities
S28 969 4O) --.---.-------- 4S,969. As
< rEe,ta1--.. 49, IS 954.g2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07

Less unpaid claims - 12,778.7S
Net cash dis
bursements -------$332, ABS. 06,
Cash balance -$114,639. sd
SAT-, 124.64
Sewerage o. g. M. Fund
Cash balance Jan. l,
1916 --------------------$ 15,679.34'
Receipts ---------------- 47,5O9.9S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07
IZlNlN[lA
Widespread Of
23O Feet, Arn,y's
Latest Bomber
CBy Associated PressI

WASHINGTON. Nov. T.
Information about the armY's
secret bomber. supership of
the air. was revealed today
by the Department of War.
The new bomber replaces
the Flying Fortress as the
armY's chief bomber. B-36
is the new ships designation.
She will be capable of flying
to any inhabited place in the
world with an atomic bomb
and returning to the United
States without stopping for
refueling.
Bias is 1863 feet long. AZ feet
high. with a Widespread of
$50 feet. and is capable of sus-
tanning a spread of 800 miles
an hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07

Total expenditures $345,263.84
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07
No Tax Increases Needed
To Meet Added Payments

No additional tax levy will be re-
quired to meet unexpected city
expenditures of $74,954.92, City
Finance Director Comptroller
Charles r. Roberts has reported
to the City Commissioners.
In submitting his nine-month
financial report, Roberts said
that revenue increases had ex-
ceeded unexpected OUTLAWS by
So, 423.08. The increased receipts
comprise $42,700 in general reve-
nue., such as unanticipated de-
linquent taxes, and $35,678 in
sewerage operation and mainten-
ance fees including delinquent
fees from the U. S. Navy.
The unexpected OUTLAWS refer
red to were $4,000 for South
Beach, $4,000 for purchase of the
USO building, $28,s69.4O for
sewer facilities. and $25,985.52
for increase in departmental op-
erations.
The comptroller's report, COW
ering the first three quarters of
the calendar year, showed that
the city had cash balance in the
general revenue fund of $114,-
1888 on October |, as compared
with $87 1913 on January l. The
sewerage operation and mainten-
ance fund showed a cash balance
of $17,868.54 on October /, as
compared to $15,679.34 on jan
uary |.
The City Hospital and BID. Rfog.
cash balance showed a decrease of
$5,762.16 from January to Octo-
Der, but this is expected to be
more than offset by the receipts
normally realized over the last
quarter in the past years.
Following is the comptroller's
report:
General Revenue Fund
Cash balance Jan. l S 87,557.33
Total revenue & nom
revenue receipts 359,567.31
Total available ---$447, 124.64
Tot al departmental
operating costs $244, 228.62
Other expenditures
pensions, general
debt, retirement,
vouchers, salaries,
paya bl e Jan. l,
1946) -.---.---------.---------- 66,7O3.1O
Inter-fund transfers - 34,531.92
- 1:A AoAu oco GA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-07

- nmV wire Serves
mm ~ EemtuFea
- m Years Devoted
- m ma8s Interests
@ Mwv West
Evening star., 1946-12-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, REPARs, rennodeling. paint.
ing, papering, plastering. Guaranteed ex:
ssss EsfsI.niahss ssg Fs s5ssi sosi4RscTisd dSsi
C6NCRETE. .fagstone Sidewalks, stems.
driveways. porches, Easements. etc: re-
rss sass It tGH Done r. B. * ass Go ca ss
DOVE, EN-. 1874 ut any hour. Vet. ---16
ELOOK SERVICE. nothing but the best
snf uGes sssnnfh sIScs fhnss.s
MG coNTRAcToRs NC. 1917 wiseon.
anrES., s!n sys; Eo n0n22l1ssr,Ne 22lss .,..,.t,,n, :.
mates. All WORK Guaranteed. AT. $3.50
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repairing : and
remodelins. bathroom nxtufss. gas not
T. z.sis ackEsn hsassEs 'a1s 4S ssss' asss opened
sSssssi1. ,fS5 aHTs fsE;
iN Va. xSD 'SS VASE. m caii nv' pATTkRsoN. III ssSy
GAH9Lr1Lp ean9Lr G9Rr isr % Johns, ,A,a9ysls
SoIskcIEAaik SsaS * e Rr zins IN I. t. IT, bransh..
Windows VII q and walls cleaned, ncors wsxsd
done done By experienced men ana women. can
AG HAousf st7R aSrSG e M .sSt .as
waterproonnE: paperins our speciality;
5SS.,ssH41SST .i,SSSA :s,. SS slss
with stainless steel screen. Buy now. start
Sfb SfS fSSESE5 SSMiSf55s SoS4aas4ise HG ssSS co..
0211-Remodeling. roofing, siding. eombi-
nation. storm windows; virginia work only.
Al DECORATING SERVICE at reasonable
s.nded and reanishsd. csIi M. fsS4.
ALL-BRfTE HOME IMPROVEMENT co.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
MIscElLANEoUs WANTrp.

oi,ee sauiD;: ~ k,na.: sSD prices saP Ps Ivss;
aSbiSG s1S hsG GScN az fSSe ssss M sics.
fSS; sSpss spS sSlf h1d o 5snssd sis FL i1th .t
ASfIouE FURNITURE. art objects. bet
ter-erade china and bric.a-brae ~ any
aRapY cReass ysassss a. ssse. & once fie.'' CAN A
ANTIQUES. furniture, brie-a-brac. china.
s:isssrs sisss:s s:.n rSss DTs.. asa Can EU
ANTIQUES. siiverware; IN any conditions
crystal ch.ndsliers china; BRIG o,,sr rsrssS nS
aaiSiVs's q { a 1sss sosa q s.. nv 7a' isth and Q
BEDROOM, dining living room furniture;
sonssn. q spd 81 soasa as:e' a. a ass
pHya ppHHynaRoSM sGhIIEs. dining room suites:
iivinF room pieces, rugs EAs ranges and
oScs SSssa xilI sah pay niahsss pessiSIs psisss "
soass %a:ssr sha R3pY sa aasf asa M please -.
condition. FshS Church 1131-W.
must nus tis- be r.asoanasi.. Boz PSon. Co zsss.
n and domestic sn, Cameras sna pnotosfsphis
equipment, Also movie equipment. Cont Gene
sosarss e :f IS Y sAEs FL e als ssie nts' n
New York ave. NV.
wanted SONMERS CAMERA xXCHksQ9ks
1410 New York ave. NV. ~
CAMERAS, photo equipment. both amateur
PHoTo f1 8 uisiI sufPLY. sos I'll ct. NV tneaf -.
CAMkRAS, all types movie eeuiDments
All accessories bought ct highest prices.
hsssH bsps q su.siss. re Rs h assl. AS ns 'eDo'''
CAMERA, reflex or folding type wanted;
also accessories. Call Mr.. WEIs1. Hepuh.
ossos4attsssa e FIJI sss rtfF1l fs y; soR m TAI;
Loh M s744@ @ Mos .s ssr sssh y p:s oncs for a.sa
men. ,uisIssss sSRss' .n.las ss
household effects, drapes. linens danes,
81. ssoD ''si Sa2aSss Asfossai sn
SeinaofnhnING-Bet.sr eia Fl prices paid for nsn.s
nv. ps- 6f6e open evss. Win call
CLOTM1MO-Aighest prices paid for Nen.s
used sl1thisga sfnMAss S.n w. llaf WI, ~ sa st.
Desc vhits nsdsDssad:. AZ; % pr Witt ,ss cur: sr.
s.in. sin.' i doIis, ksrossns % heater. typswritsT.
toasisr. kitshen clock. iady's suit. siss 10.
bixSSOoNthis. watches. old. seld. ANTIQUE
tSxelrX :, espsrcas' c 81. musical inf{TnpsSanasss. saas
DEiHAHMsoNpS, EHAHMsodNHp Oh Old corr. diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial, htrthstonss. dta::
nond wedding rinFs; other 5swelry and
ps,xSn pps,S Wv s1sEsss BRr y%h coD
(ocofinued q Nan Passsl
Evening star., 1946-12-12
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THOUBLES?-Radios and all appliances
repaired Immediately by specialists using
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Evening star., 1946-12-12
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HT1pTf 1ll0f-5Eoppjns center ia Va,
Ro1@fn .esuipmept: Fardi Rumvood boothli
asYlsss 4s Ysonans ssnd ior Bss Bsss s aS5Rfk =.
~ mFARSrr A4Ssr 90. Beauty snop s'eelan'ss
066QkRY 9T6xE BUYERS--W. 4. simon.
has the 1areest selection Of stores to meet
every purse, some with rooms. some with
Evening star., 1946-12-12

00T6Ex6-BzE AND GKIEL. excel.
nh6ney-maksr ON busy 14th Ut. NV; priced
fnr tmmediate sale; this is sn excel buy.
NV. RI. 1878. IL
Evening star., 1946-12-12

Let us prove, Without obligation, that we
appointmSnt and lets talk thtpss over.
tpr : profitable future. contact the broker
With actien. W. H. bnMoNS. tx. 6l61-
Evening star., 1946-12-12

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Evening star., 1946-12-12
arAeul, brewn. ex-
14-16. $66. 1880

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ssso!' sa ri ] pis sSs. sfs k.aPss si
fbtIaETiTuhAkssdStt Il aETiTuhA ssaSt and ,nf.n. sets misc
TH ssas ses na'. Il 3 SIS sGe Alfred %
sfipHIl. any tim. S. rm. suites 10 GOO,
syHesiiifidiRf SsyUHseNsiiiffidiRf@ssvs up to sos on III q;
dssss,. v. isas s
fssifSSsI sSHs sSovss: s:s "a 80 I'LL o.
s5SSsI 81 Ifsss fsss ,,,Iss.I .ss;ss.
4 sets, tables. lamps, LOUNGE chairs. plat
sprins mattresses, .box-sprinI sofa beds
Open ewes. until 9. 13
jFUKNIryRE = Good. clean, slightly use,
bedrn., liy. rrn.. dinette suites, sofa beds
odd pieces. Come in. we might have i
Terms. 1922 14th st. NV. Open TIL
dresser, % oak. ses: 3 Cricket chairs. SIS e.
fSsSkiy1stsSss:i SnS isS1sa sisS hns @ Di.es, Of isr
Kitchen cabinet, base and love seat are
| few Of the items offered Can be seei
Apt. ioi. siiso 513s. LII
tFURNITURE. ETC.---Household and ONO
grade Cf1ce desks and chairs, No. et
mmsosI.ph; mschinSs lathes; .tcr tcsntTiiu5s Is
up ormsr siels srse III ns hsna Tools sses
| lockers, etc. ~ ordersWar Activity Organ
isation, storage companies and Others
| AZ W9schiers auction, gO5 & st. n. W.. Frn
day, commencink q:3o AM Furniture in
1iudes eroups for. dining, dinette. bed ant
iivinr rooms, odd sofas, tables, chairs
utility and kitchen cabinets, sofa an.
studio beds, chests OF drawers. dressers
/ beds, spiral and box springs, inner-sprmi
1 imattresses and numerous other hOuseholl
aud personal effects. once equipment. IL
am; machinery and tools, 1880 An
FU1NITUHE-2-pc living rlin. suite, $25
iFHnKNHfn4kUuSSE-complete furn., parior. bed
rm., dinstte; leaving town immediately
prtced low for quick sale. FH $500. 81
| fUHNITUHEs suitable for roomine house
| $1,000 cash: e-room house Vicinity NOTE
ilsssls azk mo. bE. oa75 siser 7:so. ia.,
stored "a blue natelasss. $3e: rose cisai lsl
Win mirror. .S16 so. dresssrs, '$1b eaeh
u metal bed, complete With coil sprtnsH
and new hotel special felt MAttress, SSa
dark yAlnut library table. Slb.b0. z45s
Evening star., 1946-12-12

REF FHl0HkATUA, meat case, new ana
store nxtSrsss; owner must sell At once.
SiH HE T. 80 s.ssi 's6 kr.s. sHA11y. m. 100.
i 2s's s.S "a ssss snsst sa..t. old
sslIiTiiIlss a-e.iissr winchester. e . @ asssl
81 Nfs Rfsssa s II ssS Ssss s. ns s. 81 MAH lsss
s.,rst, 8 aide di.m9nds un9 HlatinSg1m S1 setting;
RINGS. two: one set with star Iubies;
one or both, cheap. Call q. 2242 any
iR!SSiiIER i!SSiiIER SKATES, ,.dy,s. White. chiss.o
rink skates, size 9, excellent conoitien'
sUa. sISi sIus H1f brOsdloom. @ . nearly new. Tenn
pRuGs.1 CARPETS. new and Oriental ana
s1Rss.lsA s4Rs .cARfkr i s'ss5 Wonk Z $50
sSsnss. Sss: AZ ehsss ss AIS
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asnsa ssa. TsasensSais Pslf a.. d. gsog e sSe Ext.
SAxOPHoNES-I used alto, completely
reconditionsd:. s111 Tenor a1x; Il. recon con
KEsSSNiEx's rs Randall st.. Annapolis, Ma.
ssec0aosr ssce0orsS, fSSSs large. balloon t,rss. %. wo
ssEksWSiNa sksSiN MACHINES, singer portables and
consoles, all makes; . large selection to
choose from; Z liberal alloEsncs ;ye!l. for your
&acaiaa sld ahdanss srokas sskEas 1855 VIZ ave.
seMsSa .se sossa e.ssn sss
ssp.lslns. ssIs saso a!fs :ses e. NV Eli
sslis shMfS sS., .ss: sinssr Consoles. Il :lsiss
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chine: etaas;s s11arantesd. "a | nR. Mack. DU. e!os
SEWING MACHINES. singer electrics. sale
or rent, consoles and portables. 3109
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a:Gs' sSs se .ad inS s
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AMxRIcAN sxWNd MACHINE sToREe
sian ssiMafnLyNGM5c VIC; sections wooden shsi.sinr.
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sSSrGbH aoaSisSsr9sis
brand-new, SSo. MA. S110, - noon to
ssao1TfiaUN, rox stsrlinsworth. IL a.. iun
and modinsd: also l0-jewel Hamilton.
Pqskst Mctch. sst: RA 4e23. -.
/ boit-sction, 20 gause, S-shot; i sinfIe.
barrel, 16 gauge. 1417 r ct. ne. Call
ETiday. Haturday. after 8 pm. -14
1!LyER sEKvIcE, s pieces, 500. ~.
s5inIIvskR 5nIs rAsLEwAHE. lAiaystts pattern.
l2e pieces. Ts@mnlsc ~ c, 1SSs. .uosxa ,.o6
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erocAry business Is for skls: doing S2.3O0
weekly: semiseif serviee; excellent location;
priced for sale. 1T
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"A. 200 with atock. RIDGE REALTY CO.,
i0IS Vermont 3yes RE. 167A lis
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chine. Randolph 1875. Ia
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Size size 1914 ana ie: good condition; ysr,
reasonable. Call between 8 an. and
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Coal AND WOOD RANGEs. new and used
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white shoe ice skates, si1A lFirestone
size 8, Flying Clipperl. OIL. 7131.
COAT AND HAT SET, sirL SO years. all.
WOOL blue tweed, excellent condition. 80
COAT black Astrakhan, new, size 1920
cost Sl2b: must SELL going South; 500
COAf. black, With beige. fur collar. slze
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Evening star., 1946-04-01
AtIus Softies Trim Lions

Phil Trupp's three-hit hurting
helped Simon Atlas softballers de-
feat the Jewish Lions, 1912, yester-
day on the Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets diamond.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
Oh. FaIstone Torpedo
Wins Best Of Breed
In Bulldog Show

A triumph for local dog fanciers
Is the best-of breed title belonging
to Oh. Elvinar's Falstone Torpedo
owned by DR.. John H. Elvin of Ia
koma Park, Nd, which won over
IA strong field, including many out
of-town representatives in the
Washington Bulldog Clubs specially
show yesterday at the Hyattsville
Armory.
Best Of opposite sex was Oh. Sun
barry Silent Suzy, owned by E. c.
Bennett. This was one Of the IA
vored entries, she having won in
the transporting class at the New
Haven show last week. The real
upset Of yesterdays show, how
ever, was the win scored by Averills
Belinda, owned by S. p. Averill
which took the special class for
bitches 40 pounds and over, with
reserve going to Broxton's Brenda
owned by Broxton Kennels.
Mrs. Robert S. Horne's Hobby
horne Cintorson was best of win
ners. and likewise was adjudged first
in bulldogs bred by exhibitors.
Other winners were:
nSRD' Ns sHts Pes nens' rsson .na pnsfr s,oa
Ginser Boy; puppy bitch. s and under q
paehess puppy bitch. H1aa' ana under ssnlf:E 'iS
Lonarch Je1ewsy: American-bred dogs
Evening star., 1946-04-01

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