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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02
YOU GOTTA fIh'NK QUICK
COPYRIGHT. 1914.
REA Service Ines

get myself O new one. You've re-
tired from the bar, Kabateckl But
I'll keep you busyl So busy that you
won't have time to cook up more
double -crossing schemes. Now get
outl"
This abrupt ending surprised me.
He hadn't been as prolix as usual. !
remained seated.
"wellI" he snapped. What you
waiting for?"
"Just this, 5oggio. If you're
through I have something to tell
you"
mot Interested"
You'll hear 1t just the same.
Last night I told Perez I was
licked. I've changed my mind
about that. This new Job you want
to give Newell, you can keep It,"
That was only the beginning
Boggio had no monopoly on his
trionicS. could also talk with
passion when I got wound UP.
I don't think he'd ever been SO
amazed in his life. But that
didn't last long. From amazement
he switched to anger, and from
anger to O speeches. rage that
was all the more terrible to be-
hold because believe he knew
right then that he was licked. He
was like some cornered animal
with bloodshot eyes and frothing
mouth.
It was no longer rage alone. The
tremendous nervous Jolt had
brought about one Of his attacks
more acute than any I'd ever
witnessed before.
Automatically I walked over tc
the kitchen to get q glass Of water
like I'd done so many times. When
I came back with It I suddenly
realized what q dope I was. Fol
q moment I stood there with the
glass, watching him as he writhec
about in his chair, frantically
stretching out his hand for the
water.
So I gave 1t to him. Right in his
ITO Be COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02
BROOKLYN
Enroll NeuO Members
mSacred Heart Group
Rev. Francis Hugal, ST.. Oficiates
AT Induction Ceremonies at Close
OF Three Weeks Mission

Sunday afternoon as tie close Of
q three-week mission at ST. Jo-
sephs Church, Rev. Francis Eugal,
Sd, Of Pomfret Center, enrolled
the younger members Of the parish
into the League Of the sacred Heart
Of the Apostleship Of Prayer.
The promoters Of the League
were: Miss A1dona Mazukatis, Mrs
Mary Fcrtier, Miss Julia Bulevich,
Mrs. Albina Satkunas, Mrs. Sally
Zupkas, Mrs. Stephania Sapranas,
Eleanor Benavich, Miss Sophie
Karinauskas, Agnes Stanatis, Anas-
tasia vaprauskas and Mrs. Veronica
Zukauskas.
The new members are: Mrs. Vera
Crablauskas, Mrs. Alfred Moritis,
Miss Evelyn va1ukas, Mrs. Joseph
Yokubaitis, Miss Eleanor Bradunas,
Miss Josephine Levenavich, Peter
M. Brostauskas, J. w. Baltrush,
s. stankus, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02
Short Circuit ia
Motor at Studio

Radio station WATR may have
put some "hot" shows on the cit
In It's time, but last night was the
pay off. Shortly after 9 p. m. yesf
terday, as the Yankee Networks
hot news flashes were aired, hfex
men Joined the studio audience
when they were summoned to ex-
tingu,sh a blaze started from q
short Circuit In q motor.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02

conduct, operate, maintain and car.
~ on general restaurant and
cafeteria business in Waterbury.
Capital stock It $4,000 divided into
500 shares Of camman stock, par
value 500. Incorporators are Ma
than Tager, Morris Rubenstein, and
Alfred r. Kotchen, all Of Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02

the Fire Department who SEEKS
tirement on the basis % permanent
disability allegedly acquired whas
performing duties e. 4 flremen A.
so Henry Commusky Z school iaI
tor and Dennis Mullins, member ui
the Park Department.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02

carnival of brilliant colOrs on heavy quality
cleaning white cloth in our famous prints Charm
ing" quality. Your choice of two large dinner sizes
52"x7O" or 6O"xsO" in five glorious prints with col
Ors of blue, rOse green, gold red grey aqua pre-
dominating. Prints in all over designs or white
center with cOlOred borders All cloths are hand
printed, washed and Numbered ready for use Col
Ors guaranteed fast. All are regular eiss quality.
STREET FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02

The Portuguese, Dutch, and
British, in turn, have held Ceylon,
which was an ancient center of
civilization.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02

Ito Be Continued
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02
Three City Employees
To Seek Retirement

Applications for retirement filed
by three city employees will be re-
viewed late today by the Retirement
Board at q meetingheld at 5 p. m
Applicants are Peter Enmons Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02
Manor, Inc. Files
Certificate Here

Certificate Of Incorporation has
been filed by Manor, Inc, at the
office of the town clerk to own,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-02

Karpas, Miss Helen vitkauskas,
Miss Marion Vitkauskas, Mrs. Ag-
ness e. Gwazdauskas, Anna LIZ
zauskas, Francis GwazdauskaS, Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Azauskas, Miss
Adeline Colastanto, Miss Theresa
Brennan, Alfonso Janusevich, Mrs.
Raymond Snyder, Mrs. Catherine
Budrevicius, MRS. Agnes Stanaitis,
Mrs. Florence aaKocius, Miss Ann
Stasiunas, MICS Helen Licnikas, Mrs.
Valorian MarkuS, Miss Catherine
A. Slauoski, Miss Ann Jurgonis,
Miss Mary Alubauskas, Mrs. An
thony Dereskevich, Miss Evelyn
Shugdinis, Miss Ann J. Staselunas,
Miss Ann Alubauskas, Miss Helen
Alubauskas, Mrs. klbina Jurgonis,
Miss Lillian and Frances Mazulaitis,
Miss Olga Grecionis, Mrs. Adele
LutkuS, Mrs. Joseph Pakul, Miss
Phyllis Lukmin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Quilter, Miss Eleanor Ze-
MATHS and Mrs. Marjorie Zemaitis.
Alliance Society
The Women's Alliance Society Of
pSt. Joseph Church was scheduled
to meet this afternoon In the old
st. Joseph School to continue knit
ting for the needy Of Lithuania.
Mrs. Phyllis Nation OF Highland
Avenue celebrated her birthday Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Penavich Of
Hudson Avenue were hosts at
demonstration Of household apple
anceS at their home Saturday night.
The demonstrator was william
Burba, and q supper was served.
Those present were: Mrs. Anne
Besaparis, Mrs. Adam Varkalas,
Mrs. Anthony Orantas, Mrs. Peter
KrugeliS, Mrs. Adam Raden, Mrs.
Joseph Vaicaitis, Mrs. Petrauskas,
Mrs. Henry Cosgriff, Mrs. Vera
Cradle, Mrs. Finkevich, Mrs. Anne
Ludzlis, Mrs. ellis Of Oakville, Mrs.
Pauline MtinSkas, Mrs. M. Urkevich,
Mrs. A. Kudirka Mrs. Stella Burba,
Miss Frances Penavich, Mrs.
William Burba, Mr.. Frank Pena-
vich and Mrs. Dapsis.
The Portuguese, Dutch, and
British, in turn, have held Ceylon,
which was an ancient center Of
civilization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27
Legion Softballers
Down Caps, 1S- g

The American Legion trounced
Bottle Cap Inn, Is to g.. yester-
day to even their series at two
games apiece. The winners scor-
ed IL runs in the last inning and
lthe Bottlers four. "Ah All" Lunn
pitched for the Bottlers and Jack
Villareai for the Legion.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Legion --- 020 $40 0011-18 II "A
Bottlers :. 20l 200 90 e. 9 II 3
J. villareal and Castro; Lunn
and Medina.
Home, rum; J.s VfllaresI; two
base hits: Gomez, Castro, SAM
tana, Goehring; stolen bases: Goa
mez 3, Griffen 2, Garcia, Santana,
Villareal; sacrifice hit: Gomez;
double play: Gonzalez to Hop
kins to Griffen thine of game:
lis; umpires: Malgrat and F.
Villareal; scorer: Aguilar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27

with many of the top-notch hotels
at Cape Cod. :.
A new air-conditioning unit IS
also being installed in the bar,
restaurant and lobby and may be
ready by tonight's Thanksgiving
Eve dance. ,
The La Concha manager brings
an impressive record with nm,
having operated the Malvern at
Par Harbor, the Great Southern
and Park View Hotels, Holly
wood, Fla; the Shoremade at Mi
ami Beach, the Miramar at Miami
and having acted as advertising
and promotion manager OF the
lincoln at indianapolis. Mean
drews said today that it is his
"aim to make Key West part OF
the La Concha."
Il want to make the La Con-
cha q place which people will be
osad to have visited" he added.
I'VE want to make the hotel a
great asset to Key West"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27
Cokes, Transit
WmCage Games

In their last practice games
preliminary to the opening of the
City League play at the High
School Gymnasium, next week,
the Coca Cola defeated Radio,
35 to %, and the Key West Tram
sit Co, swamped the USS Will
kie, 80 to II.
For the Coca Cola team Candy
Levin scored eleven points, P.
Herrick ten points, and W. Her
rick nine points. c. B. Harvey of
Radio was high scorer of the
game, with II points.
In a rough and tumble game
featuring some sharp basket
shooting by the Transit Pushers
and many fouls by both teams,
the Transit CO., had little diff
Guilty in beating the Navy team
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27
bottlers Take Seven Places On
Agullar All-Star SeftbaH Nine

- pFUblem facing Official
sstesAewper Peter Ansilar -
rsfhing a. All-star SofthalI Tear,
- a'e City League this year
s~Nhai siuplified by the
essee q most of the looms out
sfssilna playeTs ON Bottle Can
IA efiY champs.
= ne All-League team named
s anly the catcher and third
HAAn are MT neuabers az the
tssffseFe rastr0 ~ the Amarirar
t*AEiie behlnd tlao bat and Her.
ss@sssex Of shc B-29 Jewellers are
- ssfs piionS. For the rest of
Al star aggregation, Just re-
p e So Bottle Cap Inn first.
efging Nntup.
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The American Legion took
some measure of credit. however.
IN getting two of the four first
string pitching selections, Frank
Tynes and c. Harris. This pair
joins Blondell Hancock of Bottle
Cap Inn, named the league-lead-
ing hurler, and Buster Roberts
OF B-29 Jewellers as the select
first-team pitching staff.
Dutch" Goehring of Bottle
Cap Inn was also judged the best
manager. The two reserves Sc
lected on the mythical first-team
were Navarro of the B-29's in the
lnfield and Jack Villareal, Amer
lean Legion, in the outfield.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27
COUNSEL FOR LEWIS
CONTINUED from Page Oney

NSSeAsAA@0~d @ASAA A~et&~-~~~~~s
The summons was not served to-
day, and it was said that it will
not be served until the present
case against Lewis is concluded.
Meanwhile, $4,000 men have
been thrown out of work, in adj
dition to the 100000 miners, by
the strike, which began at mid
night last Wednesday. BY the
end of this week, with thou
sands of workmen released daily
because of the shortage of coal,
the number of idle, due to the
strike, is expected to exceed
100000.
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IA CONCHA M ian aUs,
..-..,..A from Page 0aSSS
fgontinueo TO"

a uflttnue0 AN oo,,o
-.t,..rv tint will also DC '
plsted next week. -. he;np
Tsc new business places, oei,,s
,,,t IN readiness on the ris u,;i1
~ - s,6e a the building WIN
80 '.....,,n,ed by a beauty shop'
- g., west Gas Company, a
-, -, r,esning office and a na , sa
- THE beauty shop WIN DC
s.lpl .,..d nv Miss Cherie Defeo,
- &C" - IN Miami buying
...,,oent r. Morales wiil op-
49,. 800. sbs dry cleaning oiilce,
~ ~. barber shop CONCESSION. t nSs
- 80 zen lei out and offers
- y an being accepted. Inc e >s ;ts
s'e,noany viii move Out =, 10.
' ' quarters TO the new 10
ton. which win be Tea 1OS,,arv
s..'.~n December 10 ana '
Also undergoing renovss and
a. Commercial Cred'' anu
''. ~ Ia Concha kitchen nsS
done over and equlppeu
ns'h as,cnsive new devices, III
',''a,ng Dfryolators" and ,:aor r
s ~. maine. Under the directlon
rs 80. new chef. Al Moran, foo '',,
= " s,,S,, be available Tor any ,,
meal. MeAndrews s a, Malvern
Hosel at Bar Har2 ,,,i a. Mas
80 Prince George Hotel al 4'
aAs The new dining room nOS sos.
l. Miss Dorothy Moul.o u, - Service
tea who has a record o.
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Swedish massage treatments. La
dies only. Will improve the
function of your skin, soothe
the nerves. 1t stimulates di-
gestion, circulation and elm
ination, increases intestinal ac-
tivity, reduces overweight and
builds up underweight. Will
give 5 treatments for $13 or 10
treatments for $25, for 80 days
only. Vermell WEIGH Hutche-
son, 1919 Margaret St. Phone
SIS for appointment.
nov27-4t
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Man or lady to own and service
route of US. Postage Stamp
machines, first and only IN
DOOR-OUTDOOR machine in
America. Handle full or spare
time, big earnings, immediate
income. $4,000 cash required.
For interview give phone, adj
dress. Write Box 779-A, c/o
Citizen. nov27-4tx
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Your Horoscope
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 81,

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ",
1946-If today's native would
avoid filling the life with sorrow,
let him keep the mind from re-
pining. Grief comes to every
one, and it is much better met
with a smile than with misan-
thropic means. This nature mes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27

We have the finest selection of
imported, handmade, pure lin
en- handkerchiefs. Also imported
lace table cloths, bedspreads,
dresser sets, luncheon sets, pill
lows, towel sets, blankets, uni
forms, etc. Shirts Linen Shop,
5l2 Fleming, next to Peppers.
nov18-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

h y ~ r. ~ = "A III
Marvellous opportunity. We are
DESTROYS of contracting a reli-
able firm or individual to sell
gClear-View outside Metal Vene-
+ Tan BlindssNSfe cal area. Write,
7 wire or calElN Modern Home
Supply Co, Corpus Christi,
Texas. nov25-3t
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Raiders, Pirates To Pitch
Fastbali Hurlers Tomorrow

Manager William Gates, of the
Red Raiders. announced today
that Bubbcr Sweeting, a right
hanflor with lots of speed and
stuff on the bali. was his selec-
ton for mound duty against the
Pirates tomorrow in a special
Thanksgiving Day game at NUM-
eipal Stadium. The Pirates choice
Is Gabe I.astres. another speed
merchant.
swcciing has a record of one
and one against the Pirates this
season while Lastres has yet to
plleh against the Red Raiders. In
addition o. Sweeting, the Red
nalders will have in reserve Bo
Meafl0r and Jack carhonel for
feIlcf roles. The Pirate relief
plsrhers include Pancho Salinero,
Fto Lastrcs and Joe Ilaqua. =
Following are the probable
line ups which will be used in
tofnorrows exhibition game,
wsth batting average of each
player.
Red Raiders
Arnold. s. (.250)
r Almzo, # (38O
Baker. ct (.426)
sterling. ID (444
Roberts. (.40O
hernandez. 3b CSl0
Gates, 2b C2lD
Carboncll. II (OTD
swcctine, p (2-O
Pirates
A Alonzo. Ct C280
ID Iastres. IS 5000
Garcia. n (3O8)
santana. 2b C29D "A
Rodriguez. c (3SS
n AIbury. 9b Cl8s)
a hernandez. I'D (.26D
willard, u t.OOO)
a. L.astres, p 1900 49,,
rae ,aasE ms aroused !, Keen EN-
- sor The Raiders will De
=, irving 10 avenge SUNDAY
',.ees,. and the Pirates viii or
a.,' &c to win the rubber
- 80 from the Raiders
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a plenty Of fidelity and mature
sympathy if the good traits 81
nurtured but keep looking on q
bright side of life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27

The number of certified civ
airmen now is more than Ia
times the prewar total or aoout
$4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27

Will pay cash for used car. It.
Cmdr. Crutchfield, No. Is, Rest
Beach. Call 1063-M.
nov25-5tx
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WORRIED about. Christmas gifts?
Let us do your worrying for
you. See our beautiful and
useful items at Shirts Linen
Shop, 512 Fleming, Phone 1l8.
nov8-tf
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Aguilar's AlI.Star Selections

honefa5le Mention: Lou Gonzalez. p. Mccullough.
hopkias Malsrat n Valdez p Valdez c. Valdez r Valdez
io astEss solomon. Kerr. Valdez Alonzo r. Garcia
AiaYon T. Garcia. Vidal. Ahreu. NJ Tynes j. Lewis Her
f"a husda oserhoudt Gomez Sawyer. C. Gates, nsra-
ham d. swsetng and D. Sterling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27

New automobile batteries, all
sizes. Evans, SOC Southland St.
novl9-tf
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Merrill E. (Tuffy) Roberts will be
glad to give estimates on your
plumbing job and advise you
on your plumbing problems.
Phone 642-M or call at No. l
Havana Street. nov2512tX
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Can deliver for subdivision. The
best large sandy beach. Ocean
Front" to famous Overseas
Highway" and Bay" acreage.
$40 a foot. 1t takes 100000
cash. Excellent fishing and
bathing. Roy McCluskey, Brok-
err, Phone 38818. Box 1888,
Riverside, Miami, Fla.
nov22-6tX
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Furnished Apt, 4 rooms & bath.
Apply 1415 Thompson. Phone
565-W. nov26-3tx
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WANTED TO RENT

Five-room unfurnished house. All
year round. Notify Roy's Key
West Auto Parts Store, III Du-
val, Phone Az. nov25-3tX
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Store. 706 Duval Street: Phone
1877 or 704-W. nov25%6tx
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FOR RENT

BOOKS for every age. Books
for every hobby. Paul Smith,
Bookseller. Corner Simonton
and Eaton SITS. novl2-17t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27

Modern concrete block home.
Make offer. Corner United and
Packer St. See Stephen Avila.
nov25-3tx
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Information for The Aassrsissrs

3 and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. johnson &
Johnson, Phone 372. nov1-tf
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Cecil Carbonell, 700 Duval st.
nov26-3tX
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S room homeI Needs slight re-
pairs, only $5,5o0.OO. Desirable
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27

Laundress to do small washing
and ironing at her home. APP
ply 215 Whitehead.
nov26-2tx
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small cottages, $4,500.00, e
cash, Bal. 2 yrs. CHS. Con-
struction. S. room home, So
10000. Furnished. 100000 cash
balance $4,000 per mo.
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8-piece living room suite, new
linoleum, Apiece kitchen set, l
innerspring box mattress, l
Simmons mattress, Grapes, 2
table lamps. 222-F Poinciana
Extension. nov23-4tX
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Electric L. & H. range for sale.
Very reasonable. Worth inves-
tigating. Apply 1904 Angela
St nov22-6tx
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Come in and see our stock OF yard
goods. Beautiful patterns for
Grapes, slip covers, bedspreads,
curtains, etc. Shirl's Linen
Shop, 512 Fleming, next to
Peppers. novl8-u
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Three bedroom, furnished or I'M
furnished house. All modern
improvements. Call 205-R, at
ter E p. m. noV2l-ot
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BASKETBALL
High School Gym

KNHSH DCkhUOA
TONIGHT
7:15 P.M-Lions Girls VS.. High
School No. l Girls.
8:15-Osterhoudt Wolves VS..
Romero's Electric Serv-
ice.
OILS PM.-Red Raiders VS..
Army Defenders.
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1888 Buick. $4,000. Phone 661-R.
nov25-3tx
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Room for rent. Price So week.
1919 Margaret or Phone 575.
nov27-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

Electrical motors repaired, called
Tor and delivered. Call Britt
at sos or 1884. Romero's Elec-
trical Service, 1912 Harris Ave.
noV1-tf
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Campbell's, 928 Division, phone
189. Keys made, locks repair
ed. etc. nov1-1mo
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Florida Keys property, ocean
and bay frontage.
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Truetone combination radio and
record player, beautifully toned,
floor model. Call 312-J, 4O8
Greene Street. noV27-4tX
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FOR SALE

Must sell cafe at 800 Duval st.
Doing good business. Apply on
premises. nov26-6tX
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5 room home. Beautifully fur
nished. $500, all cash.
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EQUITY 1916 Ford de luxe coupe.
See Tom at Red Brick Garage,
Simonton and Greene.
nov27-3t
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5 room home. Furnished. $4,-
10000.
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CHS. Stucco' Home, excellent
location, bargain for 100000.
$3,500.00 cash, Bal. four yrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-27

Business Opportunities of all de-
scriptions; If you want to buy
business, see me, l have
what you are looking for.
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anaEer william Gates, of the r.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-13
Crop Insurance
Offers Protection
From Crop Losses

Crop losses that have for ccntur-
les been threat 10 the farmers
security will soon take 4 back-sca.
/; farmers take advantage OF the IL
nancial protection being offered
through the Federal Crop Insurance
Program, according To y statement
made this week by X. Flake Shaw,
Secretary OF the North Carolina
Farm Bureau Federation.
The sales campaign Tor the 1917
winter wheat crop is now being con-
Quoted throughout the wheat grow
ing sections OF the State by AAA
committeeman and their authorized
agents.
Shaw expressed hope that the l.
600 goal sci for new policies wuul,i
be met before the dcadlinc on Sep
tcmbcr %. I'VE are now going thru.
ugh a period of good farm prices.
Shaw declared, but good prices fug
any crop aren't very important tn
the farmer who has no crop tn sci.
because of crop failure
Crop insurance is the only type a..
insurance available that cove
| losses du" 10 unavoidable hazards
such as insect infcStation. plant dis
| eases, drought and flood.
All wheat producers, uwnrrs. ten
| ants. and SharccroppcrS are eligible
| 10 insure their crop under the pro-
| gram.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-13

Nshcv!l.c, Charlotte. Durham. Will
nstCn, Grecnsbor laid Winston
Salem.
New homes started in these sin
cities in l945 provided shelter for
2,5I2 people, an increase of 1853
.rom the 1914 total of 204. Il Is year
low. Valuations of such residences
.otalcd S2,60O.SSD an increase of ST.
i35.330. from The 1914 aggregate Of
S65,550.
There were los. l02 dwelling units
in these cities on january |. 1896.
Of these, 86,6S2 Or 1885,. figures
MADE available by Investors Syn
aicatc show, We're built prior To
January |, 1880. or more than l6
Years ago. which indicates prom
ising dcmani for new homes AS we'll
rs considerable rcmodcling.