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cupancy; references. LU. DOS
REFINED. EMPLOYED, middle-ased Chris,
REFINED GIRL wants another girl to
sbaTe hse @ Write Rex sysn sar
sESIoR ARMY 1oFffCER and ID wife, no.
children, no pets desire furnished apart
URGENTLY NEEDED by employed couple,
unfurnished apartment. rooms or house.
MR5 on FRATKb1N 5 HkbRooM SF APARTMENT. aqGa, fur
nished or nnfurnished, preferably in NV.
section, desired by refined. childless cou-
manent ,nongovernmental position lproq; pq.;
fessionaN: have own furniture, but would
consider buying some additional Call EN-
ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT and bride
Teovge re pfdoom or sTbo6 ant na mnlurn
BEDROOM APT, furn, or unfurn.. for ex-
Marine CAPTAIN and wife. Call AID. 2S!3.
SINGLE GIRL, permanent, wants bachelor
apt. pref. NV; no share; will sign lease.
PORTRAIT PAINTER urgently needs two
room apt, unfinished: pref. NV. Call
TWo YOUNG LADIES. permanently en-
tuIniShed apartment in NV. or virginia.
fXsERyetM.S 81 TIIS attsr pm separsted from Wife
and ) children desperstely needs or )
bedroom unfurnished apartment; prefer
Cleveland Park area. Call Adams 0100,
Ext 217-F, between and pm or s
SENIOR OFFICER and wife require furn.
apartment. 1st week of June till mid
August; no children or pets; reference
available. Box S0G, Star. ---22
SILVER SPRING or vicinity. Quiet couple
require ] or . bedroom furnished apart
ment. SH. 49l4 any time. -22
SETTLED, REFINED young couple urgent
ly need furnished or unfurnished apart
ment or house. IA. 6727. -22
APT, FURN., wanted in NV. section
June ] to Sept. l, by couple; no children.
NAVY DOCTOR and wife with baby due
in october. desire apartment or small
house, furnished or unfurnished, within
Is miles Bethesda; permanent station.
MRS. FInRUD. WI S76S. after noon 30
MY WELL-BEHAVED DAUGHTER, 5 yrs
old wants a home; desperately need small
apt, Up to 500 month: veteran attending
school: references. Call DALE RUSSELL,
WI 4S66 2Os
WASTED-Overseas veteran doctor now
working at Walter Reed General Hospital,
needs . or more bedrooms, apt. or house.
10 minutes or less from hospital; have
not lived with family for 31a years. GE.
SAILOR SAIL RNl AND ao' WIFE desire or 3 1r% room
no pets. Call EX 5a1s. --19
downtown or near, good transportation
line, suitable for light housekeeping. Box
364-H. Star. 19'
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KINDERGARTEN
MEASURE DISCUSSED

a proposed ordinance regulat-
Ing the operation of kindergart-
ems here was discussed by the
commission, but no action was
iaken.
The plan, submitted by the
Monroe County Welfare council,
mas been rewritten into a city
ordinance and would set up GER
lain standards for the operation
o. private pre-school establish
ments. There, it was pointed out,
nould be required under the
terms Of the proposed measure
% meet certain standards from
me standpoints of health, physI-
cal equipment and the qualiflca-
ions Of the tecahers.
Earl z. Hamilton, principal OF
the Division Street school and
Mrs Florence Dulion OF Pom
ciana. are co-chairman OF the
welfare council.
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LANDSLIDE BALLOT
fcontinaed dom Page One1

(Continaed from Page One)
Of Zolfo Springs, was ahead IN
the railroad commission race, but
his margin was not enough to
l0restall a run-off.
In winning the nomination to
ne senate, Holland reached the
high-mark of a political career
that began in 1919. He was born
Ia Barlow and, gaining fame as
az athlete at the University OF
Florida. was offered a contract
b. Connie Mack Of the Philadel-
phia Athletics. He turned II
down TO begin a law practice.
During the first World War, ne
Was commissioned second lieu
tenant in coast artillery and
Mound up as captain in the AR
corps, shooting down two Ger
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Legion Trims High School
In Softball Opener Here

American Legion softball nine
Won over the High School last
night in the opening game of the
1916 softball league.
Ogden allowed the high school
bovs but two fluke hits and shut
them out. Only one high school
player reached third. He was
Mccoy in the third, who walked.
sole second and a passed ball put
rim on third. In the sixth, the
school boys had a chance. C.
valdez 5unted safely, stole sec
end but Lasires and Kerr popped
out and Meador famed.
For the winners, Arrange hit
two safely and drove home the
first tao runs for the Legion on
single with two on. Diaz also
hi a single and a double. Jack,
Dodo and Floyd Villareal, Diaz
md Vinson played well for the
winners and Kerr caught six flies
in center, some very difficult.
and Meador, o. Cruz and Mccoy
psayed well for the losers.
Score: r. H. E.
Legion O02 600 1-3 6 O
Hheh School 600 600 90 2 /
Batteries: Ogden and Vinson:
z Sweeting and o. Cruz.
2 base hits: Ogden and Diaz:
stolen bases; Arrange, c. Valdez
and Mccoy; sacrifice hits: F. Viii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-08
Continued from Page One,

lCOnblnu6Q 1r0ln rage Onel
from Miami, saved Glenn c.
Mincer in his race for the nom
ination for state attorney from
this judicial district. His oppon-
ent, Frank O. Spain, carried
Dade county by 81, so that Mr..
Mincer's majority of 612 in Mon
roe county dominates him by
SIS in the entire district.
William ". Albury, assistant
state attorney, and groups of his
friends conducted an active cam
paign for Mincer in Monroe
county.
Though Pat Cannon made what
was virtually an eleventh-hour
intense campaign to try to carry
the county, general opinion was
that he would be defeated de-
cisively in Monroe. Shortly be-
fore noon yesterday, Louis Car
bonell, who managed George
Smathers' campaign in Key West,
asserted that he would beat Pat
Cannon by two to one.
Last week." Mr.. Carbonell
said yesterday. ''Snathers re-
ceived support from residents
generally in Key West, including
the bulk of business men. Last
night I made final check-up,
and I was as sure, as anyone
can be about the results of an
election, that Smathers would get
two votes in Monroe for every
one given Cannon"
Mr.. Carbonell was not far off
the mark. Smathers polled 2,105
to Cannon's 1000.
George Smathers, on his first
trip to Key West, made good
impression, and it continued to
improve the more often he came
here. It was easy to see that he
was a go-getting, and that he was
a sincere and capable man.
"Foregone conclusion. That
was the term that was applied
in the contest, from a local view
point, between Spessard Holland
and Lex Green, with the other
two candidates trailing far back
in the race.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-08
CHILD KILLED
by ROACH POISON

Al seven year old boy accidentaIIv kicked
his football on the top OF the kitchen cable
net. When he went safter It he noticed q
cracker, spread vi IN what he thought was
peanut butter. He ate it, and died the fol-
lowing day because the spread was q poison
Gus roach killer. Any bug killer that bears
Caution or the word Poison on the Mbel
Is dangerous to have around the house.
Now you can buy bug killer that IL
absolutely Don-poisonous. This new dis
covery is csIled Dil-Kfi. Children, birds.
pets and hu mans can accidentally ear the
new non-pe isonous Dil-Kn without harm.
poisoning;i instead, it kills by smotherinr
cockroaches. ants, bedbugs and other crawl
ing bugs Just blow new non-poisonous
Dil-Kil Powder deep into the cracks with
ing. Dil-Ril remains effective for long
time when kepttdry.
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SOx Annex 18th Straight
As St. Louis Loses, 100

NEW YORK, May 8.-Slugging
Boston Red Sox continued their
long winning streak by extend
ing it to IL straight. The St.
Louis Browns We're the losers
1916. Dizzy" Trout pitching and
Hank Greenberg's homer were
too much for the Athletics and
they we're easily trounced To.
In a close, exciting tussle the
Washington Senators edged out
the Cleveland Indians 81, MAX
ing a clean sweep of the three
game series.
In the only game in the Ma
tional League, the Cincinnati
Reds won a pitchers duel from
the New York Giants 81.
Batteries:
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PHOTO SUPPLIES

Roll film developed and printed
in thirty-six hours, including
oversize prints. Eastman and
Ansco color film processed. De-
veloping outfits and dark room.
aids for the amateur and pro-
fessional. Contact and enlarg-
ing paper, all sizes and grades.
16MM Excel movie protector
and Radiant movie screen :
Nokar 35MM slide protector,
$13.95. Evans Photo Supply
Store, SOC Southland street,
phone 439. may6-t If
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HEID ON Z COUNTS

Charged with having permitted
a crowd to collect, with using
profane language and with block
ing traffic, w. ]. Shoneck was
arrested last night by Patrolman
Frank CarabaIlo. The defendant
was released when he posted SIS
bond.
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HELP WANTED
TELEPHONE OPERATORS

OPPORTUNITY-KNOCKS
Increased wages now make it
possible for beginners to earn
as much as
$3.50 PER WEEK
Depending on time worked.
Frequent increases, vacations
with pay.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Wage rate for experienced OPP
orators are proportionately
higher.
Pleasant environment with ex-
cellent opportunities. Let our
chief operator, Mrs. McDermott,
tell you the whole story.
Apply 8 to 5 at the
Telephone Office in Key West
may1-tf
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CLASSIFIED ADS
information for the Advertisers

is SC a word and the minimum
charge for the first Is words
or less is 45c.
PAYMENT
Payment for classified adj
vertisements is invariably in
advance, but regular advertis-
ers with ledger accounts may
IA ave their advertisements
charged.
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PERSONAL
BenJamin's Studio

Are you unlucky? Lucky numbers
and lucky days free with life
reading. Palm, crystal and
psychic readings. ! will solve
your problems-guide you and
bring harmony into your life.
You can have the things you
want. Let me show you how.
Visit this wonderful medium
and be convinced-satisfaction
guaranteed or no fee. 1916 NV.
7th Ave, Miami, Fla.
apr15-eod-26tx
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PERSONAL.

Middle-aged couple | with six
years experience managing
medium-sized hotel desires lease:
on hotel or rooming house. Can
furnish reference and bond. All
replies treated with confidence
Box KY, Go Citizen.
may7-tf
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man planes and himself being
shot down behind the German
lines.
After serving as prosecuting
attorney, county judge in Polk
county and state senator, he was
elected governor in 1910, defeat
ing Francis p. Whitehair, of De-
land, in a heated run-off.
During his reign as the states
chief executive Holland put
through numerous financial re-
forms.
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Three-bedrcom house In residen-
tial section. Lot 1871 deep and
40 wide, plus additional lot 43'
by 49,. This attractive offer is
priced to sell. Apply Citizen
Office. apr4 If
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RATES
Regular Type

Advertisements under this
head win be inserted in The
Citizen at the rate of &c a word
for each insertion, but the
minimum charge for the first
Is words or less is 30e.
Black Face Type
The rate for blackface type
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WANTED TO RENT

Wanted, two-bedroom house or
apartment; quiet locality desir-
able; with refrigerator, hot wa
ter and gas or electric stove.t
For Lt.-Comdr., wife and two
months-old child. A permanent
resident. Write Box ABB, CO
Citizen. may6-3tx
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Wanted To Rent - 2-bedroom
home, furnished, all conven-
fences, for couple with 12-year-
old boy. Permanent. Phone
1901. mays 3tx
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lareal and G. Valdez; struck out:
by Sweeting 4, by Ogden Z; walks:
off Ogden 2, off Sweeting Z; time
of game: so minutes; umpires:
.Sires and Sailor.
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DOG ORDINANCE

CONTINUED from Page One)
says dogs cannot run at large
between 10 pm. and Z am.
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ADAMS DAIRY, 8;
BOMBEHS. 2

In the nightcap, Adams Dairy
won over the BIG Bombers by an
8 to 7 score.
M. Hernandez hit three out of
three, A. Lastres hit two for the
winner, G. Lewis hit three out of
four, B. Villareal and P. Valdez
hit two each. In the field, G..
Albury and A. Lastres were The
stars for losers and p. Valdez and
E. Rosam for the winners.
Score: r
B-29 Bombers - 23O 01l,0-7
Adams Dairy -------- 502 Ol0 x-8
Batteries: ]. Villareal and G.
Valdez; Arias, E. Rosam and F.
Sands.
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nEAr1rVE

0EskAAL IlsE
To insure publication, copy
must be IN the office before IL
o'clock on the day Of publica-
orrIc3E
Business office in The Citi-
zen Building, conner Greene
and Ann streets. Door to the
right on entering building.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Estimates on painting and dec.
Grating cheerfuliY given. Water
proofing. caulking and roof
painting a speciality. ]. A.
Myers. al9 White Street. tele-
phone $50. mays 4tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-08

The human tear gland (lachry-
mali is about the size of an al
mond.
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FOR RENT Or SALE

Bicycles To Rent-Daily or week
~. B. & B. Cycle Shop, 822
Fleming st. apr20- knox
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40 and Al Dodge pickup trucks.
Command car conversion. Put
canlp-Alexander Motors, Oivi-
sion and Duval SITS. may1-tf
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FOR SALT

2 and 3 bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
johnson, Phone 372. may1-tf
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Mans bicycle, excellent condi-
ton, new paint job, tires and
tubes. $25. Porter Place, Apt.
15-B, Tel. 164-J. may8-Itx
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Model T Ford pickup truck.
Good condition. $50. Craig,
No Name Key Fishing Lodge.
Phone No Name Key No. /.
may8-2t
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ALUMINIUM AND STAINLESS
STEEL. MOUIDINGS

STEEL MOULDINGS
We are now carrying a full line
of aluminium and stainless steel
mouldings for use as sink
rims; cabinet trimmings and
edging; trimming and mould
ings for show cases, bars, and
counters; stripping for ino1e1m
on floors, drain boards, table
tops and cupboards; edging for
carpets, rugs and doorwdys;
stair nosings; wall trims AMI
threshold plates. Come in and
look at our samples. Peppers
Plumbing Supplies, 512 Elem
ing. may1-tf
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Subscribe TO The Citizen-25e
weekly.
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Complete household furniture.
Will sell individual items. 49-1
Po1nclana.' may8-3tx
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Cupboard motor and boat. Apply
McAtee, Key West Cottage
Court. may8-4tX
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Wanted - Experienced saleslady
for position with we'll known
merchandising firm. Permanent
resident desired. Write Pc.
Box 800, stating experience and
qualifications. may7-3t
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Sloan Hotel, sos Simonton ST.
Single rooms. Sc per week.
Double rooms, $1100 per week.
may8-1mo
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Furnished house, hot and cold
running water, no children or
pets. Apply upstairs, rear 1914
Varela Street. may8-4tx
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National LEAGUE
B. C. PAPY

docs not include night game.
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FOR RENT

NEW CHARLES HOTEL
525 Eaton Street. Telephone in
every room.
SUMMER RATE
Weekly rates: With bath, two in
a room, per person, $500; two
in room, adjacent to bath, per
person, $500. may6-8-10
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Girl Wanted-Must know how to
type. Pleasant, all-year around
job. Key Wester preferred.
Apply The Maxwell Co., 900
Fleming st. may7-tf
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Standings of the league:
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Local business couple desires
white woman to do homework,
light laundry. Sleep in. In
quire. 41912 Duval St, Navy
Store. may6-6tx
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National League

Carpenter, Trinkle and Lom-
bardi; Beggs and Lemanno.
Evening star., 1946-08-14
Telephone Recorders

The plan under which the Federal
Communications Commission would
authorize use of recording devices
on telephones is one which recog-
nizes the value of such instruments
in the conduct of ethical and
legitimate business affairs, while at
the same time taking note of objec-
tions based on privacy safeguards
guaranteed by the Constitution.
The FEC proposes that recorders be
permitted when the person talking
is put on notice that his conversa-
ton is being Transcribed on wax
The notification would be effected in
two ways: by an asterisk in the
telephone book listing of the num-
Der called and by an audible repeat
ing signal in the receiver.
The FEC thus is taking a realistic
view Of a situation that was given
wide publicity during early phases
OF the Carson inquiry, when War
Department recordings of telephone
conversations with various persons
figuring in the case were introduced
in the record. 1t was brought out
subsequently that the use of record
ing devices is widespread, not only
in Federal Offices but in private in
dustry. This is not wire tapping" in
the usually accepted meaning of the
term. The commission is correct in
holding that there is a real need
and demand" for the instruments in
the ordinary course of modern day
business, subject to certain limita-
tions designed to comply with
Section sos of the FEC Act, which
prohibits "interception and divulg-
Evening star., 1946-08-14
HonorobIy Discharged

Today's overseas edition of The
Star winds up wartime job by The
Star, in company with Lansburgh
81 Bro, which our subscribers in
the service all over the world have
made a most pleasant and satisfac-
tory one from start to finish. The
start was on September 6, 1914, with
an experimental printing of 10000
copies Of the little Star, contain
I Ing the condensed local news ct
the week. So responsive waS jhe
demand, first from Tie relatives and
friends of Washing g.oiians in the
service and Letter from tre service-
men themselves, that the circula-
ton continued To increase. reaCh;ng
a maximum o. acort $1,000 copies
week. First with We and then
with VI day the circulation began
slowly to decline, ard it was posi-.
BILE to follow the course If demobili-+
zatlon by the diminishing requests
for the paper as the boys came nome
again. Altogether, in 102 weeks Of
publication, about 2,62O,OO0 copies
were distributed at Lsnshurgh's and
at The Star business counter-a
joint arrangement in which Lans-
burgh's supplied the paper and
printing and The Star supplied the
editorial content, set in type. The
most gratifying response came III
, the form of Servicemen's letters
from every corner of the world
where American soldiers, sailors or
Marines were stationed, ashore and
at sea. The little Star evidently
fulfilled its function, bringing to
these men-and women-in uniform
a touch of home Thousands of
them were gracious enough to sit
down and write letters of moving
description of what this news meant
to them. Their communications left
no doubts as to the welcome that
The Overseas Star received at the
end of its long journey. The present
weekly printing, which has re-
manned at 5000. night be con-
tinued indefinitely But today,
which the President las proclaimed
as Victory Day, the 1lrst anniversary
of Japan's announcement that she
was through, seems an appropriate
time to give The Overseas Star It's
honorable discharge-its wartime
duty done.
Evening star., 1946-08-14
Political Trends
By Rapn ond MoIev

-
ties will gain momentum in the next
two years. That, among other things,
makes it certain that speculation as to
the identity of the next Republican
presidential candidate is very unWise
at this time. The party nay drift
toward new blood and candidate who
is not now among those whe are being
talked about. The House of Representa-
tives will be changed perhaps to lesser
degree Than the Senate
1t is too early to tell whether the
Republicans will control the House That
question rests with what happens in
40 or so close contests in 20 to 80 States
In the States mentioned above found
that Republicans have a good chance
to capture tfree or four seats now held
by Democrats. There seemed to be no
district in which a Democrat could
displace a Republican. Wisconsin and
Oregon will probably send solid Repub-
lican delegations to the House. In
Minnesota at least one of the two
Democrats will be succeeded by Re
publican. There is fair chance for
change III one seat in Montana Repub-
licans seem justifiably hopeful of taking
two seats In Washington from the
Democrats. The Coffee episode has
seriously shaken Democratic ascend
ency in that State.
y
In all these States there is very little
political interest and excitement Later,
when the crops are in, people may turn
their minds to political issues. Now,
everyhodv Is h1ISy with harvest or other
employment. The big fight over the
OPA has LETT people confused. The cost
OF living may not be the big issue 1t
will be the subject of bitter complaint,
but it will be difficult to place the
blame.
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