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ACREAGE FOR SALE tcon,)

FAIRFAX CoUNTY-61 wooded acres. 4
age on Popes Head I'd. New subdivision
being started adjoining property. Good
Investment opportunity: 500 per acre
HoLLoWAY q McCHESNEY. CHI. 1434.
ROCKVILLE, Montgomery County, Md
Large Lars tract Of land ripe for suIbdiyision,
and Naval Medical Center. Please call
MIS-. de , BECK w. 1872; -2I
willie, rd.; priced for quick sale. Skelly. 81.
1000. -2I
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-as,a acres. near
Silver Spring, excel. for subdivision. Skelly.
ST.. 5000. -.I
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-silver Spring
area, ! acre; bargain. Skelly, 81. 5000.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO-Lowest priced
acreage around Silver Spring for develop
ment; Y mile from Indian Spring Country
Club. Thomas. 81. 1000 -21
lO-ACRF HOMESlTE, 16 miles from d. c.,
over Lee blvd.-Enough stone or timber
On side to build your home; Priced $4,000,
Excl with SMITH REAL ESTATE CO, cor.
Lee highway and Pershing dr., Arlington,
Uo
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

NEED End COMMERCIAL brick bldg. s,O0C
suck With sdonns lot and d0r
within is to "a mos. Call Major Thorn.
81, 1Sn' 1Hii Wh. $685. with FRANK S. Philips sa
CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN" If you are
now considering in selling your business
properly. Pre- es ! am at your service. Please
FAIRFAX COUNTY, vA.-Desire to rent
garage, small bldg: or lot in rural bus
COUPLE WANTS ToURisT COURT or
service station with lunchroom to rent or
operate on commission basis: references as
Box GOAL, Star -23
Is YOUR BUSINESS FOR SALE?-We have
waiting prospects with ample cash fol
results, call Mr.. Stein, business chance
dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., 141s
Estate Institution
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME LOANS-Low monthly payments
including principal. interest and taxes
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOC, 610 9th st NV Dl 1870.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for first and
second trust loans. DRURY REALTY
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We will
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
N. Y. ave NV. National 1888
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Maryland
EhS Eirsi1ie or sd p e property THE AMERI
notes on b. c.. Nd and Va. houses and
farms. FULTON r. GORDON, Owner, 1927
Eye st: NV, DI: 1890 till pm. 80
see Mr.. Green. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 X St NV --26
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A; ,WESCHLER 4 son, auctioneers
-cDeslrable household and ONCE furniture,
General electric and ice refrigerators,
wardrobe and steamer trunks. ships
lanterns: Buick 1889" sedan. etc.
shall; Dime Transfer g. storage Co. for
charges, and others. BY auction at
Weschler's. 905 st. NV, tomorrow, COM
room groups. mahogany drop-leaf tables
and chairs: maple, mahogany and walnut
cheSts OF drawers. radios; dining, dinette,
bed;davenport and living room groups;
utility and kitchen cabinets. cribs, coli
and box springs. innerspring and felt mat
Buick 1899" sedan, by order U. s. mar
GOOD QUALITY OFFICE DESKS and
Weschler's. 905 ST. NV. tomorrow. Ia
am. by. order War Activity Organization
Household furniture and personal effects
commencing $3.50 am, and continuing
until midafternoon
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Summer homes and b building saydsas sites. Write Write
cAsM kayS Wcoaand A fa S:as MS
Mi FIVE ye eeTner esaS lSts sx9oded and high
sfsdrms; fssI ssonst trqstss 5oT yeafsTeuad nd SOM @
to sssS GSsR0uD poRn paymsnt afes sa5So; i5Sn
ssS essh Reo RoHe eEoReE o0stqs w. RoBERT BhsgaFs
sssdays cs west Sa RsSRsF'2 RiSsr fay W.
sss Rd9 sRuRsfk r. S trGH sssn Bay i EsS:
FOR fe;i sfs iM,EEpfA!f Sfff Md OCCUPANCY Com
rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen,
n:ds BATH See KoH 9s0sea SR1SSRS Tss
sAIE aks TS EsH Kiess ssSz my
Is xFARA&ENs ShSH sssT for E sale
rent: bay, front. 17th and Maryland ave,
Chesapeake Beach, Md. Mr.. Freddy.
ArT AoIt ag EshOseh Beach
two bedrooms (6), dining room, bath
'kitchen' plenty hot water. Phi. R. B. s9s41.
VETERAN, recently returned, desires to
rent rent beach cottage, July and August for
STst S vacation with family in three years.
TWO WATER FRONT LOTS overlooking
p miles from city: sand beach, eiec,
eash csidi'y ME- EoGa s516 roads, will sacrifice for
LAKE JACKSON-Good fishing and boat
ing, furn. cottage with 1875 1T. on lake
front, large trees, liv. rm. 80 IT,, stone
fireplace. bedrms., bath and shower, d. r,
Grok e5 and poTShesi S s559o LUCILLE
SEVERN RIVER, 10 miles Annapolis; 81,
D. C.; cottage furnished: modern; boats:
bathing, fishing; $500 cash. Box 26s-M,
sELBY ON THE BAY-For sale lge. sum-
mer cottage, completely furn., on water
front lot: your own private beach: price
$3.50; O. L. WILLIAMS. MA. 4933: ewes,
CEDARHURsT-o T-oN-THE-BAY - Restricted.
Year-round cottage, living room, . bed
rooms in knotty pine. all-electric kitchen.
bathroom, screened porch; fully furnished:
lovely wooded lot 50x100; $4,000 cash.
Call OWNER, UN. OSLO. 20
FOR SALE-Water-front property, Va, so
acres. partly cleared, 2 miles off highway
No. 1; Groom house, garage, chicken
house, 100 it.. water frontage. Also cot
tage on water front. TIE. 1921 after 6 pm.
FOR RENT, comfortable s-rm cottage
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN 1897 Pony Scout, excellent con-
dition. Spruce H.2o
Of tires in stock, full line OF chrome
accessories; cylinder reborins service
a few good used machines in stock
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES SALES. gil 9th
st. NV. RE. 0911
CUSHMAN 1912 motor scooter with side
car: good condition; under ceiling, FIR.
3636 between 4 and 6 pm. today.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

MOORE THAN L ACRE, next to B. g. o.
ideal location for warehouse or any in
dustrial duri business; Priced 70 sell. Cal!
PEARSON, S236 Georgia ave -21
$4,000 SO. FIT. of industrial property in
metropolitan area in Maryland, ON the
1929 Baltimore ave, Riverdale. Nd. Phone
VA A. 509%2 % Or :, S3Qs IA
located in Wash. conv. for Tr. siding, in
EroEyIing EyII 1x eopmVnity. Call DI. s724. N.
1000 SO. FIT, improved with large build
ing and heavy-duty cranes. on siding, at
convenient ne. location. Sunday or night
call Mr.. Castonguay, TR. 1869. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA. 1885,
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sUMMER CAMPS.

THE OAKS, "a miles from WashinEton on
West River; summer camp for boys, to
nation call DU. OO29 -o3
CAMP TIRED AVON for boys, Camp Avalon
for girls; st. Michaels, Md. 18th sea-
son opens July l.. On historic Eastern
Shore of Maryland Swimming, calling
riding. camp craft. boxing, wrestling,
rihery, all land sports, dramatics Regis
counselors. 8 weeks Write or phone
MRS. THOMAS BURCKES, 1914 S. Thom-
as St, Arlington, Va, GIL. 440O, Ext. I02.
or CHI. 1858. 90
LAST. CALL for summer schools or camps
"A. few openings available in New Eng
land and this region. Act promptly by
vice. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSN si4
18th st. NV, RE. 1885 80
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGES. wood or steel frame; concrete
floor, insulated. flreproof. plain or over
head doors: sizes l. 2. 3 car capacity. and
stu, mill buildings; sold on easy terms
ll66 18th st. NV. MA. 1866. -23
FACTORY BUILT, sizes 12x2O and 2Ox20
STRAND BUILT. overhead doors Easy
play OF models. l109 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arlington. Va. Open 9 a m. to pm. Sun
day and holidays. or phone ia 2I64
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE, rear Of 2SO4 18th st. NV; s.
per month. HENRY J. ROBB. INC. 1924
Vermont ave NV. DI. s14l. -25
FOR STORAGE, for workshop or carl
double stone garage. 1Sx17xs: also tin
garage. 20x1SxS. on alley in rear OF
1885 9TH st. NV, cor. Shepherd: both
garages have cement floors, windows. eIec
lights and connections. Can be seen by
appointment only NO Tl5O -
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FUTURE.
L WILL OFFER AT PIE

l WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
Hs sfstipp premises Use Known as Wards Service
miles west Of Alexandra. Va, on Saturday
June ~. 1916. at 10 am. one jumping
gated and well broken Two ponies. one
4-year-old mare. one pair work mules, ali
we'll broken. One 1889 Farmsll tractor
one "a double-disc harrow and many
other farm implements. One 1910 model
Chevrolet wrecker. Some antique furniture
and many things not mentioned. WARD
&, PLAUGHER
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AUTO TRUCKS For HIRE.

HAVE YOUR TRASH REMOVAL and haul.
ing prroblems solved by 2 ex-GIs. Cal
VIZ MOVE ANYTHING anywhere, day o,
night; call us for prices; vans and stake
body; new trucks. RA 2435. -2I
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: expert
enced help; prompt courteous service;
reasonable rates; local and long distance;
veteran. IA. 1897. SOs
Evening star., 1946-06-20

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
rTirt r,as the letter oppSsite the word from
Lettered-Out" correctly it's failure.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter.Out
lR) CORSETS-COSSET tpet).
lAl EARNINGS-GINNERS (seed remoyers}.
(K) KN1FED-FINED tpunished)
tEl RSALINE-LINEAR Gengthwise).
(E) AVERAGE-RAVAG0 (Waste).
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. S35 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa
ave. ext, Sc. Ii. +3539 80
AUTO PAINTING, retouchine: $50 and up
All work guaranteed OR. 3O5S. 25'
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WE WANT ACREAGE in Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties Suitable fol
subdivision. Quick cash transaction. Call
MR.. TURNER, DU. 21@4 daytime: DE
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SUMMER HOMES.

WESLEY HEIGHTS-Completely furnished,
Tor July and August; 8 rms, 2. baths a
6eorms) and maids rm. and bath, porch:
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SEAsHokE PROPERTY.

RENT FURNISHED for months, 4-bed-
room cottage. BATH. Virginia Beach. on
month. OWNER, Box 1913, Virginia
Beach, Va. or call Virginia Beach 1205-W.
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MONEY WANTED,
PROPOSALS..

SO interest on my home. Value, $4,000;
1st trust S4, 900. Repay $50 per month.
Box 40S-M. Star Dos
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake.
pickup or panel truck; any make, any
Ehode Island ave. at Goth ST. ne. AD.
Evening star., 1946-06-20

ST. GEORGES ISLAND. st. Marys County
-3O-acre waterfront farm on Potomac
River; excellent for hunting and fishing.
Call Mr.. Dodson. CITY g. COUNTY
REALTY CO., INC, 217 East North ave.
Baltimore, Md. Vernon 1893
25I ACRES, so under cultivation, 80 in
pasture. 141 timber and wood. small
peach orchard; S-rm. house, necessary
bldgs.,. all in good cond.: 100 mi. D. c..
IA mi. from Route 80: $1,000. Ordway
5310 after pm.
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z. STANLEY HOLLAND. Attorney.

hOALhND, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for. the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court-Estate of Goert-
ner E. Mumford Parkhurst (also known as
Goertner Mumford Parkhurst; and G. M
ParkhuIstl, Deceased.-No. 67.3a5. Admin
istration Docket 142.-Application having
been made herein for probate Of the last
will and testament of said deceased, and for
American, Security T. Trust Company. it is
ordered this 4th day of June. AID. 1946.
that Mrs. Susan Sears Thomas: Raynor
Judd: Taylor Judd; Mrs. Louise Judd
Schultz; Mrs. Margaret Judd Parsons: Mrs
Mabel Judd Gerwert: Mrs Ruth Judd
Sears. Glassford:, William ". sears. and ali
others concerned, appear in said Court on
Monday, the 18th day Of July, AD. l946,
application should not be granted. Let
notice notice hereof be published in the Wash
star" once in each Of three successive
weeks, before the return day herein men
toned, the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day.
Witness. the Honorable BOLITHA j. LAWS,
Chief Justice Of said Court, this 4th day
TOR s. MERSCH. Deputy Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. je6,13,20
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HERE'S YOUR VACATION home and a
snug isherman's haven, ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast: fertile homesites, l
to 5 A.. fronting or mr.. salt water, COM
munity boat dock privil., hard rd.. cleo:
titles guaranteed: prices as low as $500,
For beautiful illustrated free booklet,
write. or phone bet. 8 and s. Paul E.
aaT1rEsa WEshEY 81 BucAASAN ne Realtor or Ai4''
Evening star., 1946-06-20

FOR RENT, comfortable s-rm cottage
through season at $3.50 per month. Re-
stricted Epping Forest.
For sale. Canadian log cabin, $4,000.
Cobb Island No. furnished 4-room cot
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LEGAL NOTICES,
JAMES F. REILLY, ATTORNEY,
S31 18th Street NV.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Arthur NJ. Hyler. Deceased. No. 81 1854,
Administration Docket 142.-Application
having been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament Of said
deceased. and for Letters Testamentary on
sal said estate. by William E. Leahy, nomi-
day of June, AID. 1916, that the unknown
heirs at law and next of kin of Arthur NJ
Hyler, deceased, and all others concerned
appear in said Court on Monday, the 22nd
day OF July, AID. 1916, at 10 O'Clock
M. to show cause why such applcia ton
should not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star once in each
Of three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before said
BoLITHA j. LAWS. Chief Justice of said
CSgr this sth day 9f tyne AP 1a4s
Register OF Wills for the District of Co
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

kEAI ESIAIE wANTEO.
APARTMENT HOUSE WANTED Of 4 to IL
units. Please call, even, MI. 2121. J.
LEO KOLB. INC, MI. 21O0. 20
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TWELVE ACRES, 1000 It. ON State high.
way, improved by 11-room inn, 2 modern
dwellings, 9 cabins, all modern and in
good condition; space for many trailers;
income, 5000 monthly; terms. CHARLES
r LEE. Annapolis, Nd. 20
Evening star., 1946-06-20
LOTS WANTED.
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATE.

PAY. Cash Tor lots IN D. c. or nearby
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1868.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-06

Ralph D. Matthews
Atwood r. McAndrew
Joseph H. McCulloch
F. B. Mckay
Charles l. McKie
E. A. Mellencamp
Leonard w. Menzi
John c. Miller
James B. Mohler
Gwen c. Morhous
Creston B. Myers
Arthur F. Nissly
Harold L. Osborn
Fred Peters
d. L. Ouirk, Jr.
D. T. Quirk
Maynard c. Richardson
C. Robertson
Jesse A. Rutherford
Mrs. Paul Samson
E. r. Schill
Alex p. Seedorff
Howard H. Seekell
Harry F. Shaefer
Jack Shepherd
d. M. Silkworth
Richard E. Skinner
Harry L. Smith
Richard w. Smith
C. c. Snow
William D. Stevens
E. G. Streieher
w. c. Sturm
Fred Taylor
L. M. Thomas
Joseph Thompson
Paul Ungrodt
M. Van Ameyde
Ben H. VandenBelt
.Jamea r. Warmer
DR.. James p. Warren
Norman Warren
Amos Washington
c. T. Waiting
Virgil J. Welts
c. c. Wescott
Leo J. Whitmirs
E. c. Wiedman
II. z. WILDER
Mrs. II. z. WILDER
Jack Willoughby
l. Ziesler
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-06

eaoh ohe 6hs @~AOh
dorsers of this proposition
H. S. Allison
w. E. Bassett
Charles E. Beatty
George Becker
Arold w. Brown
Perry S. Brundage
Clyde Budd
Leroy N. Bush
Leslie A. Butler
E. II. Chapelle
M. B. Chaplin
r. M. Cranson
Spencer A. Davis
Lawrence DeBoer
E. J. Doran
William H. Dusbiber
Richard K. Eckert
Olin c. Eckley
Margaret B. Ehman
Paul II. Ehman
r. J. Esler
S. E. Fagerstrom
John c. Farris
Madeleine E. Ferguson
Foster Fletcher
r. Clyde Ford
Alex L. Fox
Myrtle M. Fox
Ray Fugate
T. o. Fuller
E. S. George
Ralph Gerganoff
D. F. Gillette
A. Green
Clark M. Greenstreet
F. M. Greenstreet
John G. Haviland
c. J. Helm
Charles Hill
J. Lynn Houck
Leo A. Hutchison
E. r. Isbell
c. c. jerks
Carl johnson
II. A. Johnston
A. Keller
Kenneth Leighton
Carl Lindegren
M. Blanche Mars
Thor Marsh
George w. Marshall
Donald w. Martin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-06
COMMENTS FROM OTHER CITIES

sTJosEPH
h ty plan Work."
from People
h plan of council " h
tu dy
Very
ff section ne d
hose a dnin i hti tygoup"
large Mtyg al hh puh
Elections tlMge yamh pt N vnmet"
Conclusions Members of the Charter Com WHY COUNCIL MANAGER
mission believe that Ypsiand must go for PLAN
with officials dedicated serving authority
all the interests of united city, The Com
mission agreed that experience in other
cities shows that citizens willing e.. a,a
to for office, if elected large. Also,
that minority do receive fair
sentation where the proposed system in c ~
effect. g. :%ha11s"% s.
paid for by voluntary contribution interested citizens believe
citizen should share good send cash check
nee Committee PENINSULA Paper Co.. Ypsiani.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-06
ENDORSERS OF THE
PROPOSED CHARTER

We the undersigned firmly believe that the pro-
posed new city charter providing for a Counci-Ma
ger type of government should be adopted. We
pledge ourselves work behalf of charter adop-
ton and grant permission to names
dorsers of this proposition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-06

This series public paid for by voluntary contribution
the proposal and that citizen should share the
to Dan Qurk Chairman Finance Committee Pennua Paper Co
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-06
z THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

l. Most of the problems coming before the Council
affect the entire city.
2. Councimen elected by the entire city will feel
responsibility to all the voters. =
3. Abohshing ward lines puts the whole City in
terests first; they represent the whole city; they
serve the whole city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-06

4. Detroit and other Michigan cities did away with
ward lines many years ago.
S. Ypsilanti must keep looking ahead, keep max
ing plans for the future
People live in one ward and work in others.
Their interests are not confined to one narrow sec
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

y.Aw. ~. AIAIAIA.aa ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25
Trying
To Avoid Strike
MAKES APPEAL TO PHILIP
MURRAY. PRESIDENT
OF Go

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-
Mayor William O'Dwyer today
appealed to Philip Murray, presi-
dent of Go, to try to stop the
threatened transportation strike,
scheduled for midnight Thursday
of the city's subway employees.
2 O'DWyer did rot disclose Muir
rays reaction to the request, but
union leaders said the strike will
be called unless the transit board
ass-ses taifaAaetiate with them.
The city has arranged to keep
e nStVay trains rum
ming if the strike goes into eff
feet, but Mayor ODwyer was
warned that using inexperienced
me- to onerate the trains may
result in the loss of many lives.
Pittsburgh is again threatened
with another strike of power
plant workers, 1T is called for
midnight tomorrow, and should
it 60 into effect, it win affect
100000 people residing in a
radius of 800 square miles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25
yo,iArrested For
+. Selling Il Liquor.
tAi1 II
JOHN PEPE AND FELo HEM
R1oUEz: FOUR COLLECT
CROWD

Two persons were brought in
for allowing liquor to be cor.
sumed at their places of bust
ness yesterday according to war
rants in city clerk Roy Hamlin's
office.
The arrests were made by Pa
trolmen Frank Caraballo, Gene
Hernandez and Carl Ingraham,
and were for John C. Pope at
Simonton and Greene streets and
Felo Henriquez at the corner OF
Duval and Greene. Both are out
on 500 bond.
For "disorderly proceedings; tn
wit allow a crowd to collect" ar
rests Of John Roberts, &c. Perez,
John Fernandez and Chicho, Ra2{-
os were made with bond Of So
placed with the city. . 9'''a -,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25
Results. o.. Election Held In
AIgeatindUnhnOWI1Du6iI0aOW
Process Of Tabu|ating Ballots
It VIII Be 80 To 40
Days Before r esults
Are Definitely Known
tny Associated PrcssI

BUENOS AIRES, Feb 25.-I.
was said today that probably 80
to 40 days will elapse before TIE
results Of the election held in Ar
3gentina yesterday are definitely
known.
Ib Ballot boxes In every precints
i'm ALI provinces must be take Il
to 1.-The capital Of each brownies
to- be counted, and transportation
in the Outlying provinces is poor
and will tend to cause delays, IL
was stated.
Both sides are claiming victory
and each maintains that the
widespread interest in the eoun-
try is an Indication that Juan
Peron has been defeated, or elect
ed depending ON the adhererts
who make the prediction.
The election passed off without
any untoward incident. Two hur
dred and fifty thousand trooos
guarded the polls and perserve 1
order.
So that everybody could vote
who wished to vote, the govern
ment ON Friday, at midnight.
lifted the state of seige" that
had been declared 10 days agu.
Removal of that governmental
structure, was for 48 hours, and
thes state Of saige was resumed at
last might.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25
Electors Slow
4 In Qualifying Quail 6.
-t3F e ~ a.
SLIGHTLY MORE THAN THIF
TEEN HUNDRED REGIS
}e 34saf'sss $50 80 ts 49, 90
TERED THUS FAR

slower and slower" That is.
what Supervisor Of Z. Registration.
John EngIand said today about,
tine qualifying of-nKey Westers.
fers theb9pf4fnary7 to be held IN
May o.4f s. dolqmsd2 :.
Registration in the entire
county totals slightly more thar
300, Mr.. England said, AMI
added that almost one-half the
time for registration has passed.
The books were opened Janu
airy Z and will be closed April
20, and Mr.. England surmisefi
that the bulk of the voters are
waiting fer the ''last minute
rush" before qualifying, whereas
they could call at his office now
land register without being sub
iected to delay.
City registration for last Nov
ember's election reached 4,9lI,
almost four times as many as
have thus far qualified in the
ceuVpRa}gTU63 dAaH aaA4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25
Hotelman Complains About !
Untrue Tourist PubIisis,
JOSEPH ]. DILLINGER o.
SOUTHERN CROSS HOTEL
STATES PLENTY OF ROOM
ron TOURISTS IN CITY ].


Hotelfaen are up in arms over
The article published Sunday in
an out Of town newspaper n
which ii was stated that people.
sleep On Beaches IN Key. West and
that charter sbpats are jammed
! A retEaetion was printed today,
] JosephipJnsB illiagerniof the
sedthdfR Gross Hotel has this to
say Shout the Situation.
IN Sundays Miami Herald,
section q front page, Key West
was given an exhibition of the
type Of publicity which has been.
retarding the best efforts Of the
local Chamber of Commerce and
Hotel Association to induce more
tourists to visit our Island City,
enjoy our wonderful climate and
hospitality, a climax to one of the
most exciting and awe-inspiring
motor trips in the country, a
highway that goes to sea.
The article. in question claims
that due to the over crowded
condition of our hotels and room
ing houses. tourists coming here
are compelled to depart the same
day unable to find overnight ac-
comrodations, or sleep in their
cars and on; the beaches.
The practice of the membarsi
of the local hotel association and
Chamber of Commerce lis to keep.
in touch with each other to as
certain the number of rooms,
available and send any overflow
they may have to fellow mem
bers. In this way visitors are
made to feel that their welfare
and comfort are our prime con-
sideration and at no time during
the season was it necessary for
any visitor to sleep in his car or
of al places on a damp beach.
This comes at a time when
everyone's cooperation is so
necessary to make this. the first
tourist season since the war, a
success.