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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SCOTTIES, choice black. Axe reg, finest
DALMATIAN PUPPY, : months old. LIT.
v L. JOHNSON. 3Ga Waterford I'd. Silver
Spring; Md: sH. 6415. , az
each, CAN AD. osos all day Sunday,
male beagles , yrs. old: hunted good last
season; 2-5 months old reg beagle pups
ready to go Also few young foxhounds
and rabbit hounds, poultry broke: no cheap
ones: FOLEY DRURY, Leonardtown
RoXER PUPPY. months, fawn female.
distemper immunized, champion sized. EM,
PARAKFETs, love birds. breeding pairs,
young birds, finger-tamed birds, $40 pair
up. Also, white king pigeons. Call HI.
DIoRERMaS PiNsCHER puppies, thorough
bred, champion blood line, wormed and
docked HI. 2174
CAT, gray and black striped tom, excel
lent health. years old, companionable but
independent. looking for a home. Tele-
phuens WI a5ab s,t TO- to Pm SUNDAY -
pion Beacon of Out of Bounds. ex Fancy
Of Dorick, fawn with white markings
BoARDING AND GRooMING-Individual
pens and outdoor screened runs. Axe
cookers at stud KRISS KROSS KEN
NELS. on Lee hwy, Rt. 211, near Center
vile. Va, Phone Fairfax 1l-J-2.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRoNs, fire tools, screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and refinished D l.
BRoMWE ELL, 10 18th st NV NE l134.
WOOD, fireplace. furnace. stove, kindling
also scrap lumber frewood. 300-cu. 1T,
load, $50 .200-cu. 1T. load, S15: .lOo-cu.-
It. load. $40: Pennsylvania anthracite,
egg, stove, nut. S1G14; buckwheat spe-
cial, $1,000; Rice special. s9.64 POGO
sII 36 COOPER SUPPLY CO, AT, 5a19.
WOOD. oak, hickory, S22 cord; mixed, 500;
seasoned; locust posts, AKA oak posts.
FENCE boards; immediate deliyery L. S,
PARKER. Falls Church. AK. 1879. -
VA; oANTHRAcITE:. egg. stove and nut.
PTocahontass Poe egg, SII3s; stove; 81 20 2o'
YOU GEI MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned. 1909 hardwood. For fireplace
wood, call the WOOD MAN. 81. 2II9.
VIRGINIA FIREPLACE WOOD and kin
ding. SIS cord, delivered. FA. ls32-J
CORDWOoD. to burn, any length, time OF
place; Y. S s, cord, $50; half cord, 81 o
sEAsoSED OAK, delivered in '.-cord lots
FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE, cut any
length, $50 cord NE 1900.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
CATTLE and LIVESTOCK Cont. /,

- 1"S - 80 WIN t~oEusf
BEAUTIFULLY MARRIED black snd white
and yrs 0 Old; Id mare % pony. very 0IHsn sentle
soTrel horse for lee, man; | cheap horse
FARM, Fisher I'd, s,e, Temple Hills, Nj
soRREL RIDING MARE, gentle. se5. Falls
WILL BOARD HORSES and ponies for
WINTER WINTER Tor use OF same, Elmwood I35.-.l
HOGS and breeding rams. Phone Falls
BEaUTIFUL BLACK RIDING HORSE, 8
tG5HAETILLY FARMS, Fairfax, Va. CAN
BEAUTIFUL 5-YK.-oLD bay mare. ladies'
~ children ride can Jump: one 5-ft. Jumper,
db.,n IS hands 81, all kings saddles and brides;
ONE GooD MULE. l. i brood mare. Quiet
Tor iior jag, ladies AM and children TO ride and drive
goats and kids > corn cutters, 3 moving
machines; hay rake, > riding cultivators
disc disc. SPIKE and drag harrows ! and .
Hiding brides Id G Fom aoeeS 81 up iFqm haters eo Sp
pots, fireplace tools. 81 farm bells. % Turning ini
RiITs PIC c,bnanS snS and horse; sulky pow
MARE, 8-saited, ed good for lady or child:
500 work horse, a beauty, sorrell, weighs
1,200 lbs: 500 GE. 413s
For Or SALT high-cIass saddle horses
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE-Purebred Bel
gian stallion and mare. SHARON FARM
Olney. Md Ashton 1921
WELL7BRE JERSEY FAMILY cow. six
yrs old; calf by side. $40 Harding dr.,
Silver Spring. Md. SH soss
GOLDEN GUERNSEY COW, fresh, . mos,
eood mixer. also Holstein heifer, 2 years
Gld RIpISF RhSRs HoRsss HtsRSf PSF nr.,tv ronv
gentle; 3 work horses, / ) saddles brides
morse blanket. all kinds harnesses. hay by
9ali pail, or ton, double and single wagons good
1arm wagon: straw ride by hour. wagons
or truck, Must sell on account of bad
nealth; No reasonable offer refused Rear
c.,r 1:sn l2th ,, St ,,!, Sc TR. 9ol1 Il
SHEsTNUT HUNTER, one hunter prospect.
one mare, gentle for children, will work.
one-horse wagon; saddle and bride. Priced
e GoATls III fok GI s4it saIt. two does nr.a. r.s
PUCK: S25 Or; Hornless Bowie 345}, .
FAMILY COWS, Guernsey, young, rich
mix; 1-horSe wagon. 2-horse moving ma
chine CHINE good condition; 9-horse piow. ,
ssngllsh saddles, brides, double set wagon
harness, single harness c. NJ HIRST, d
mi west Of Falls Church Va. on Lee
hlghWay. Call Falls Church 2009
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eoATS.

PROPELLER REPAIRING-Have your pro.
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG.
CHIC marine supplies. 1912 llth st. Sc
IL 44a3 FIR a4a2
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES and parts
s. KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave
RICHARDsoN sEDANs now on display
immediate delivery; solid mahogany nodded
hui 7,oTphe the JACK STONE co. !Nc.'
MATTHEW'S DE LUKE SEDAN, 1916; your
ultimate cruiser. open for inspection by
appointment Place your order now for
late fall or spring delivery. The JACK
STONE Co. INC. GIL 7200. go
FOR sALE-cabin cruiser, 80 IT,. Lycom
phone Yo. S73s. go
Evening star., 1946-09-29
POULTRY and EGGS

COWAN CHICKS, baby ana started; bred
on our farms for more meat, eggs and
profit Hatch every Tuesday COWAN
FARMS, Bowie, Md. Phone 2341.
DUCKS. laying f1ock of big type, Pekins. in
lots of or more: also some beautiful
MallardS, young flock. SH 6l46.
MuSCOVY DUCKS and laying hens. Phone
Falls Church 14l1-J
800 LAYING HENS for sale, Matched
March H. Call CHI 114g
SALE 200 YOUNG HENS. from to 7
pounds, 3s cents a pound: q N; H, R.,
dred We L. HAM HAMMERGY Himead O.
Bowie Nd. Phone 34o1
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6 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c.
SUNDAY. q
MIscELLANEoUs- FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dining room furniture, round
table. chairs buffet (oak wood. S35
Cali North 447a.
INCLUDE PARK AVE Venetian blinds in
tom tailored to fit your Individual windows
Featuring the finest quality materials OBJ
n1ndncts sima0e Ge1 Vet our @ prices and compare our
at 62ls Rhode Island ave, Riverdale, Md
For prompt service and free estimates dial
FOR Tue S. PAfk sTkMp AvF coIhEET,S9S fAEEf S9
excellent investment. G Cali en- En-. "ssa 1890. an
heater, Is so, #. radiator. maple crib.
STRTH SSTaRRSTIhHetEe r., Fo9d T9ppdttiSn FR us
Used 4 months; Haywood Wakefield baby
sweeper, bakeiite table and CHAIRS red; red;
SRinste1 R15f all ase X eYeei!ent m mt eondition Ssl
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE ovERCoATs, ..
IKE new; large and small size. Il price.
PRIVATE PARTY desires to sell household
Oh me mooefn furniture including Holly
ri AR 81 81
mantelpieces, also old Williams Oilomatic
oil burner. FR. I64'.
toned inCluding case. music stand rea-
co INTO BrsiSEsS for r yourself: will sell
al cost 10 brand-new latest model Ship
man postage stamp machines, complete
with folders. Inquire at BIOS New Hamp-.
shire ave. NV
BARGAIN DAY at BETTER MERCHANDISE
MAXI, 5so4 Georeia ave, NV double
barrel rife with l6-gauge shotgun barrel
underneath laVShlY gold inlaid, engraved;
double-barrei l6-gauee shotgun with
9-mm; rife underneath handsomely en-
grayed hunting scenes. 4 hand-laced Eng
llsh bride leather rife cases violins,
complete with bows and cases. all old in
struments and in excellent condition: as
sorted better jewelry hunting knives,
pocket knives and Sharpeningnstee eelS; every
thing very low priced and guaranteed a.
represented. From 10 to 3 Sunday and
Monday. RA 1924
3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, bassinette.
bathnette, by Army ofhcer, reasonable.
J PUMP. Wisconsin gasoline, 81, with
hose, as Is. So; used once. 3'3325 Sth St
ne. Monday, 80 to -
Evening star., 1946-09-29
CATTLE end LIVE STOCK.

/ 4-YR-OLD SORREL MARE / heavy
draft horse; i medium draft mare
good workers MAYORS FARM, Good
Hope and Clancy rds., mr. Colesyille pike
Telephone Ashton 2456 20
CHESTNUT STALLION. registered, ~,
yrs, pal tly broken. Phone Vienna 6s-J.
80
PONY. small mare, for beginners; to good
home Laurel 273-R
GOATS for sale, Tottenburg; best offer.
Call GL 1861.
FOR Salt milking short horn bull,
Neweomb strain; also , heifers, same
blood. Phone Falls Church 1l72.
TEAM, wagon. some harness, Sl15. H. E.
HESSE, fremont Farm, r. 2, Clarksburg,
Md
FOR SALE-4 milk goats and 1 buck. A.
HEREFORD STOCK cows, 3 years old,
bred and with calves PIERSON, Olney.
Md. Phone Ashton 3s2S. 20
Evening star., 1946-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
4094
PIANOS for rent; positively one Of the
including Steinway Chickerine Steiff.
grsnds new and used spinets apartment
upright others - month up COLONIAL
PIANO SHOP, II I04 9th st. NV Ma 4S70
PIANOS FOR RENT-Seyeral attractive
console and spinet models, 50 monthly,
plus hauling. National 3223 JORDAN
PIANO CO. 1Ol5 7th st NV Il
PIANOS FOR RENT-Popular models in
spinets and consoles. For fun information
call Republic 63l1 KITS 1880 G st
n W lNlddle Of the block 4
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Fer Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
Advertisements where Star box num-
Der Is used the general location may be
cases The Star will secure the exact
address, which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1946-09-29
ROOMS EURNisHEp-Northwess,

HOTEL EMBASSY. 1927 10th st. NV
Rooms for transients, 81 up. For reserva-
ton. call AID. 1874.
SIS II ST.-Clean, nicely furnished double
rooms maid and tele service; daily, 81 90
up weekly, 81 per person. RE; 1856.
i1:3 y ST. N.W.-Double and single rms:
dnd iaoe > Nfw RfI WI HAMPshlka Mfha AVE, Dupont
Sio; triple SIS per week. AID. sS7s. -
lOI 1th ST N.W.-Lse. rm. running
water. refrigerator, gas plate. suitable for
AZ T ST. N.W.--Double room, 2 beds, for
husband and wife or two; $40 wk. Phone
DE. 62o7 and DU. 1735.
2I20 37th ST. NW.--Lsrse front corner
room for lady; transp. at door: $35 mo.
uni. phone. OR. 14l7.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL puppies.
both sexes; finest bloodlines obtainable;
22761 M Liyngton I'd Sc, oxon HILL Md.
liver and-white, and black-sl d-white also
eustom-built doshouse' for sale reasonable.
sALE-CocKER, black, male, years, reg
Champion Stockdale Town Talk. Wonder
full pet; excellent stud GL. 1855. "a
CANARlES, 1916 male singers. beautiful
colors. POI N. Barton, Airing ton. Va. CHI.
BOXERS, . females, Axe registered 5
mos. old. champion bloodlines. Sligo 3349.
CANARIES-A few. sex undetermined
beautiful plnmTase: s3.75 each while they
DoBERMAN PUPPIES, 8 weeks of age for
sale or trade for. anything Of equal value.
sH, 1923, Ask for Mr., KAuFMANN.
LOVELY MALE KITTEN; will give to any
pyhs one She provides good home 81 1850
reasonable; will give mother away. Phone
PoISTER INTER PUPPIES. excellent bloodline
a ssS rERkffR kfsR fnPPY n %sess SIS
registered: well marked, $50 and up. RA
S905. 4517 Arkansas ave. NV.
PUPPY, police and sheep mixed; dog had
only one puppy. 3005 11th st. NV. MR..
PARAKEETs, green. mated pair, with cage
and stand, Sl5. Phone Falls Church
PERSIAN KITTY. blue. Manor circle,
coeRHR aHMa stf' PuPpifs, M black a ohsmpon sired,
Axe registered; wormed and distemper in
oculated GL. S95s. 2115 N. Brandy
SoaLIh stae AflnsiGn PTpPiEs nice selection males
SEQ: females SIS. SH 1910. 624 Silver
Spring ave, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1946-09-29
MJscEILANEoUs FOR SALE Cont. }

UNIFORMS, naval oficer's blues. whites,
erays size 1910 Complete accessories,
Insignia. GL. 1904, Sunday or evenings.
30"
Evening star., 1946-09-29

young lady, twin beds' S2@oo mo ga.
sosnls Or mem qfsferred e Excel 'S@ t3ansD 1sGS:
sses safh iiru NJ sr. Nl.2w.-prIyate room. ad-
girl, $40 month. Call co. o466. Sunday
ias5 JEFFERsoN, ST: N,w:-Largs front
rm;: next to bath near % traansportation'
seni sehi''s wYoMfNG ia AvEHLee se's Studio room.
ideal for 2 men students: connecting bath
fTffpffS' TTpfS GaRpfNs aasRi5ffR s?S sos4 s. rden st.
ssntlsmsn; G ssntiIss u family. u Seen aJs ss AZ: sp,
Md,--Lg. dbl, rm. suitable for l or 2;
GEssksi s sIw snS SsMPsn1RE anasa / dfs5sa
furn. rm. with PVT. bath. for boys. Also
space for girls S25 each CO 1857: ,ns;a ,ss
haii room. So; basement housekeepins suSC' rm.,
sss: sas MaDisoS p. Ha5S ST. Nw-Lovely ass double
sss g sfR SIS s sS s adnns asas rms
pbone pGE s5s nesr Tn ssas shaver 1
HONE FOR BUSINESSMAN. Chevy chase.
from from ' downtown; ali all conSeniences t % si4
GIRLS cIuB, so1I Kalorams rd;; NV
living room, laundry room; honey atmos-
phere; newly decorated -4 =,
35Of WoODLEY RD., opp. Cathedral
Large corner front; gas heat. ext. phone;
couples home; man; $50. WO. 1907. 29s
3925 MCKINLEY ST. NV, Chevy Chase
Front corner room. semiprivate bath. de.
tached corner home, small adult family;
S35 month. WO, 2310. Gentle gentle
man ~"
III EMERSON ST. N.w.-Double room
with twin beds in newly furnished and
clean private home; two young men; un-
limited phone $50 each. RA. 1882 29'
1918 10th NV. - Furnished large room
tpansp.: ira $45' EN-. ss7a. ~ 80:
3I65 18th ST. N.W,-Double room, with
kitchen privleges. 500: without, $50;
basement double room, $40. 90
$50 EMERSON ST. NV. Phone ia. 1920,
| $50 to 3 pm; weekdays, phone pm
| to 8 y m. Prefer Jewish couple or giri
$50 single, S42.50 double.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21
JAYCEES TO DROP
/. 4BSENTEES OF 3
STRAIGHT MEETS

At last Wednesdays meeting of
the Junior Chamber , of Com
merce at the chambers partially
built club house on Flagler ave-
nue., the constitution was amend
ed giving the organization the
power to eliminate the names of
all Jaycees who miss three meet
ings in succession without suf-
ficient excuse, such as being out
of the city, sickness, or pressing
business matters.
I Jack Delaney, president of the
Jaycees, stated today that the
meeting held fast Wednesday
was in accordance with the
constitution, and that the con-
stitution reads that a thirds
vote of the members present can
amend the constitution after
| notification of all members
| through the mail at their las
known address"
Delaney added that the amend
ment went into effect upon adop-
( ton last Wednesday night, and
/. that it would apply to all mem
bers, beginning the second
Wednesday night in January
which is the next scheduled
meeting of the organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21
Commission Grants
Change OF Zoning
To Poultry Market

The City Commission last night
conducted hearing on the appli-
cation of Charles Poultry Mar
ket for rezoning of its property
on the northwest corner of ST.
monitor and Petronia streets for
the purpose of selling live poul-
try.
The Commission authorized
an ordinance to place the prop
erty in Business B zone instead
of Business A zone. The motion
was made by Commissioner
Hunter Harden and seconded by
Commissioner Louis Carbonell.
Mayor w. w. Delneritt also voted
in favor. Commissioners John
Carbonell and Albert Cooper
were not present.
The market is owned by
Charles Simpson and managed by
r. E. Hicken. Hicken was pres
ent at the hearing. No objection
to the zoning change was ex-
pressed.
The Commission also carried
out a recommendation of the
City Tax Assessor for correction
of the assessed valuation of PIT
Lot IL, Square /, Tract 6 (deed
Ref. H-3, page 144), 1923 Petronia
street, from $1,000 to $1,100. The
City Assessors recommendation
said that the building adjacent
to the property was enormously
assessed to said property.
A resolution was unanimously
passed to carry out the assessors
recommendations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21
Jap Quake Kills
Thousands, Equals
Disaster OF 1929

TOKYO, Dec. 21.-An earth
quake, said to have been as Sc
we're as the one that struck ia
pan in 1923, when 100000 lives
were lost, occurred last night off
the shores of the provinces of
Honshu and Shikoku, causing the
loss of an undetermined number
of lives. Property damage is
placed in tens of millions of dol
lars.
II is thought that, though the
quake was as severe as the one
in 1928, the number of deaths will
be far fewer, because the center
Of last nights tremblor was 81
miles off shore.
It caused walls of water to roll
shoreward, ranging from seven to
10 feet inland, far from the shore
line. One thousand two hundred
houses were completely destroy
ed, and an estimated 3,400 others
were so badly damaged they will
have to be rebuilt in their en-
tirety.
Five hundred ships were wash
ed ashore, not counting junks or
fishing smacks. Reports said that
such was the force of water be-
hind the junks scores of them
plowed through houses.
American and Japanese Red
Cross workers are relieving the
injured and distress and tabu-
lating the number of dead. The
first report listed 953 who had
lost their lives, but that figure
has mounted with every subse-
quent report. Hundreds of fami-
lies are known to have been
swept out to sea in their houses.
Town after town was wiped
out, without a single house still
standing. In one town every
building was washed to sea ex-
cept a temple, which was con-
structed in the year GOT. The re-
port said the temple was un-
damaged.
: Several days will pass, it was
announced before it will be pos
sible to give a fairly reliable es-
innate of the number of dead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21
Mans Skeleton Found On Big
Pine Key; Death Thought Due
To Heart Attack OR Snakebite

been bleached. The trousers had
almost disintegrated, and in what
had been the right back pocket
was found the wallet.
The exact amount of money
in the wallet has not yet been
determined. The bills are decay
ed into bits of paper that appear
to be glued together. The denomi-
nation of the bills that can be
seen indicate the amount of $18,
Chief Deputy Wallace said.
Grosjean is known to have
been in Key West last July, in
quiring about land he owned on
Big Pine Key. His family in
Bradenton also knew he was
here, though it was not until
last Monday that a son, j. D.
Grosjean, came to Key West to
inquire about his father. He
asked the sheriff if he had seen
the father, and, when answered
negatively, inquired of County
Tax Collector Wilson if the faith
er had paid taxes on the Big Pine
tract. Wilson also answered
negatively.
The skeleton is at PritchardS
Funeral Home. Grosjain's family
has been informed about the
finding of the skeleton but no
directions have yet been received
for it's disposition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21

Sheriff Sawyer and Chief
Deputy Wallace returned to Key
West at 5 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon with the skeleton of a
man in their automobile. The
skeleton had been found near
the end of Big Pine Key.
A drivers license, found in a
wallet, gives the name of Julius
Isaac Grosjean, IA, of Bradenton,
and a bus ticket, also found in
the wallet, showed he had left
Key West July II, 1916.
DR.. Leonard Comfy examin-
ed the skeleton, and said so far
as he could see. Grosjean had not
met with foul play.
Sheriff Sawyer surmised that
death had been caused either by
a snake bite or heart failure.
Hoke Hendricks and four
negroes, who were searching
through the Big Pine woods for
wild cotton trees to destroy them
because of their adverse effects
on domesticated cotton, found the
skeleton and reported it to the
,, sheriff. Hendricks said that, just
before he and the workmen UNI
der him ran across the skeleton,
they had killed rattlesnake,
measuring five meet, two inches.
Grosjean's coat, necktie, Pan
anna hat and corncob pipe were
found piled together against the
trunk of tree, as though he had
put them there preparatory to
/ lying down. The skeleton was
stomach down, with the right
side of what had been the face
turned upward.
The bones were clean of al
flesh, and the skull, Sheriff Saw
yer said, looked as though 1t hao
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21
La Casa Marina SdM. Fof
100000; To Be Reopened
January |, Cleare States
100000, He Added, Will Be Spen
In Making Improvements

La Casa Marina sold yesterday afternoon at
a price reported as $3OOOOO. The transaction was
consummated at Miami Beach.
Florida East Coast Hotel Company, which con-
the hotel 20 years ago. sold to Julius kasdin
Miami Beach, Who in turn transferred to the Atlas
Investment Corporation of the same city.
II was announced that the buyers will spend $lOO,-
900 i'm improving La Casa Marina.
Attorney Allan B. Cleare, Jr, represented the
buyers, and jacksonville attorneys, the sellers The
sale was made by Miss b. L. Safer, Miami Beach
broker.
Cleare informed The Citizen that it is the intention
of the new owners to open the hotel on January L.
The aim of the owners, he added, is to provide
many diversions for the guests including angling, ten
mis- and other sports. tennis professional Cleare
stated already has been engaged.
ssFrom what | learned he added, 1.-THE objective
of the officers of the Atlas Investment Corporation IS
to make the hotel of the most excellent OF its class
in either winter or summer 1t will be widely
advertised and will be conducted under the direction
of men considered among the foremost in the hotel
business
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21
Film Stars Parents Here

Among the visitors to Key
West last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dunninger of Los
Angeles, parents of James Dunn,
film star. The Dunningers motor
i ed down from Sarasota, where
they are spending the winter.
Their son recently won especial
commendations-for4hi part as the
philosophic father in "A Tree
Grows. In Brooklyn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21
INFANT SON DIES

Larry Ray King, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray w. King, Jr.,
died yesterday at the family resi-
dence. 228-E Poinciana Place.
The remains are being sent to-
day by the Pritchard. Funeral
Home to Greenville, Texas. for
funeral services and burial in the
family plot. The family will ac-
company the remains.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-21

Ne,C York Couple ArriUes
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Riley OF
New York, arrived here Wednes-
day to spend the winter in Key
West.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
Pro Pen1Ze.
Napsala
VLASTA JAVORICKA

jej okouzloval, nebo to bylo je-
ste ,n6co jineho, co jej k oknu
vabilo?
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-12
sleep

You don't appreciate how |
wonderful sleep il until you /,
have had one or two wakeful'
nights When occasionally ner-
Vous tension keeps you swakel
half the night, or when you areI
nervous, keyed up. jittery. 4
Try Miles nERvINE 1
IL has been making good forl
more than sixty years. CAU-I
TION-use only as directed,
Get Miles Ner,ine at your drug
store. Effevescent tablets, 35c'
and 75c-Liquid, 25cand SI.O0.l
MILES LABORATORIES. Incl
Eikhart, Indiana
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-12

of readjustment and uncertainty,
we can not afford to discard the
spirit Of a winning team. Standing
squarely behind the Navy in our
recent struggle was an all-Ameri-
can team on which every citizen
played a vital part. Our victory
was attained through the concer-
ted efforts of members of every
race and religion.
Your Navy and the Nation re
quire the continued service of a
people bound by a unity Of spirit.
The National Urban League has
made a great contribution to the
achievement of that unity in it's
effective and intelligent efforts to-
ward welding the bonds of ~interra-
cial amity.
We in America, must attain a
more concrete awareness of our
leadership as a Nation in the move
of the World toward a lasting
peace. We must realize that this
leadership can be maintained only
by the same strength in unity at
home which served us so effective
ly in a time Of crisis.
Let each of us firmly resolve
to work for the attainment of that
national solidarity which we must
achieve if we are to build a world
of nations united. "a world in which
sincerely hope, all people may
live in harmony and common I'M
derstanding."