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OF INTEREST TO KEY VEST H p
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NATIONAL and STATE NEWS WITH A LOCAL SLANT


Grating between the two cities for
some time now.
The new Plantation Airlines has
established headquarters at the
Peter o knight Airport in Tam
pa. It's president is Sam Collier,
son of the late Barron Collier.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted with Tamiami Trail Tours,
National railways bus system, to
handle all ticket reservations and
sales, Collier announces. E. b.
Morris of Tampa has been named
chief of operations for the new
line, which will make daily flights
with stops at Arcadia. Fort My
|ers, Clewiston and West Palm
Beach.
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Tw%W%~%MMM
City-Wide
Easter Egg
Hunts Saturday

Eggs for the Easter egg
hunt. planned by Troop S
Girl Scouts for Saturday
morning. will be hidden by
the members of the popular
sports club. the II d Raiders.
In fairness to all. children
are asked not 10 congregate
at BaYview Park too soon. as
the hunt will not start before
1890 o'clock.
There will be nc regular
weekly meeting OF Troop S
on Friday. but all members
are urged to meet at Jackson
Square USO at 2:30. Friday
AFT rnoon TO dye the eggs for
the hunt for Saturday morn
ing
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NAL To Operate Out
Of Mariana

National Air Lines, which
serves Key West with daily flights
to Miami and points north, will
soon be operating out of Marian
ma, Fla.
Assurance was given Mariana
last week by Congress Bob Skies
that the city will have air mail
and passenger service between
May l and May Is.
Mr.. Skies told Mariana au-
thorities that his recent contact
with National Airlines officials
convinced him that the way had
been cleared for early Inaugural
ton of such service.
In a letter to the Mariana
Chamber of Commerce, John L.
Morris, assistant to the president
of NAL corroborated the Skies
statement.
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ee-bedroom house m resIden-
tial section. Lot 1871 deep and
40 wide, plus additional lot AZ
by 43'. This attractive offer is
priced to sell. Apply Citiz IN
Office. apr4 -tf
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KOREAN NURSES

SEOUL Korea.-AP-Korea's
first public health nurses are be-
ina trained in six-week courses
conducted By Seoul University
under direction of the nursing
affairs section of the bureau OF
public health and welfare of the
military government.
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HObOes-ClOwns, Cubans In
Gty's First Night Game

keY Vests first night baseball
Eams wtll BE- played here tonight
IA the stadium when tho Hohoes-
ChoWam teuloredl play the Cubas.
1he nieht game d the result Of
~ elohe tFotling Iiohoes.C Clowns
hmnaine their own lights with
tlsesn The same starts at q.
Batteries for me local teara
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BABY HORNED OWL

PHILADELPHIA. - A baby
horned owl, a white ball of down
weighing two ounces at the most
was recently matched" at the
Philadelphia Zoo and is believed
to be the first of its specie ever
to be Matched in captivity.
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WHO GOT THE CATS?

SALT LAKE CITY. - A new
problem confronts the Crime
Prevention Bureau Of Salt Lake
City. A supply of toy pistols, &C
cumulated by the bureau for
the amusement of lost young
sters held awaiting calls from
frantic parents, has completely
disappeared.
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Air Travellers Offered Choice
Of Three Lines

Key Westers who travel to Mi
ami and then wish to go by air
to Tampa will have the choice OF
three services.
However, when, a local resident
goes to Miami by air he mus,
travel on NAL planes and NO
doubt will continue on to his .des-
tination through the same serv-
ice. e4t
Plantation Air Lines inaugu.
rated service between Tampa and
Miami last week. National and
Eastern Airlines have been op-
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will be Red Bean and Taxi Nc
inteCh. Key West fans expect
another local victory with Red
claiming he is in top pitching
form.
Wilson will be on the mound
for the Clowns, with Beyger
catching. Another game, the sec
ond and final one, will be played
tomorrow night at the stadium.
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The Answers
Questions on Page Two)

N<ShASAS SAA aye WIZ
l. More than a million.
2. Yes; 100000 work on
atomic projects.
z. Average today about 40
per cent; 1929, 6 per cent.
4. Scientists say a full set of
plans would fill the hold of a
ship.
.. They total almost $1,000
100000.
6. Russia, 100000; U. s., 2
OO0,O0O; Great Britain, 100000.
Z. Estimate: $6O,0OO,OO0,OOO.
8. About 100000.
8. In 1882.
10. Chester Bowles.
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LEGAL.S


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF Ff.OItIDA. IN CHAM
Gerry.
Case No. 10-GG3
ANTONIO MANUEL PEREZ,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
AIDA PRATS PEREZ
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO:
Aida Prats Perez
131e Jose Miguel Gomez
Regla, Cuba
r. You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the Both day of April, A. ID. 1916,
otherwise the allegations therein
Will be taken as confessed.
This order to be published once q
week for four consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen, a newspaper
published in Key West, Florida.
Done and Ordered this 2Sth day
of March, A. ID. 1916.
(SEAI0 Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
By Mary X. Woodson, DC.
THOMAS S. CARO-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
mar29 ;apr5. 12, 1916
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stock, box springs, mattresses
beds, chairs and other items. All
new. Are being offered at draS-I
tically reduced prices. Through
Lewinsky'S Mems Shop, 526 Du-
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40 and Al Dodge pickup trucks.
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PERSONAL.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1864
RUTH DEBORAH MARTINSON,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
JAMES ARNOLD MARrINSON,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: James Arnold Martinson,
Y. S. S. Houston
Go Fleet PoStoffice
New York, n. Y.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 30th day of April
A. ID. 1916, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This order is to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in the City of Key
West Florida.
Done and ordered this 2Sth day Of
March, A. u. 1916.
(SEAL) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida
(sd) BY: Florence f. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
(sO Allan B. Cleare, Jr.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
MARIE ;apr5, L 2, 10, 1916
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RFealcst strain comes.
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former New York player got a
homer for the Athletics in the
fifth.
Following are the individual
team results.
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The Weather

Key West, Fla, April 10, 1916
Observation taken at $3.50 am
Eastern Standard Time
Getty office)
TemnerafIreS
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q and 8 bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
Johnson, Phone 372. april IF
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LECALS

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OF vac sTArk nN FaHattftAs
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-29
Peril OF Neglect
Topic of Baptist
Revivalist Sunday

Rev. Clyde HicNerson, of Barton
Heights Baptist church Of Richmond,
who is holding evangelistic services
a. the First Baptist church here,
preached Sunday morning on The
Peril Of Neglo-t'. Using as his text,
Hebrews Z:3, How shall we escape
if we neglect SO great salvatlon'? Mr..
HiCkerson talked on the three i'm
poltant words in the passage,
neglect. '~salvatiu:" and Escape
"Neglect'. NJ. Fickerson explained.
is not something that n sets him.
self TO do, 5ut It is just NJ doing
anything. The American Beauty
rose was cultivated from a wild
rose until it became the beautiful
flower that we have today, but if
it is neglected, it will return to lis
former condition. Neglect is costly
as it concerns the body, mind, co.
science and the soul. The sin Of
neglect has a positive side as we'll
as a negative. Paul warns us, Neglect
not the gift that is Within thee
From the parable Of the king and
the feast, we hear these words con-
corning those invited, They made
light Of it, They just neglected it
for they were ~ugrossed in some
thing else. Men do not defy Coo,
they Just neglect Him.
~"SalVation' is described rs great
because it comes from a great Say
ior. How can any one neglect a
Savior VINO can speak to q man as
he spoke TO Augustine and to John
t,h.-yOD, a-L ,N.Ni-n ~F FhnI,- Two.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-29
LITTLE. DAMAGE By
WEEKEND EROSTS

ysrv l.t.pc. thaush .oae, dama9e
.k..s u.,, t. Young crops IN this
vicinity by f.ost> last Saturday night,
according t, growers who were IN
,~.rr.astvd today. Il was said that
"a, damage during The Weekend
IA. .rp..yrtiy slightly greater than
IF. lue .gu.I az TWO weeks ago.
.-,eJt3 plants ia s2me Instances
slowed sisns of willing today after
-, to-d snap. But not much plant
jill. has aea4 done tnds Iar. Fruit
- believed ne: "a have been DAM
ord
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-29
Vance Furniture, Raleigh
Game Ends With Tie W3-3

fcrd IN the second game of the twin
bill. Wood. On the mound for Ok
ford. allowed only eight hits. bat
walked nine. Eight errors were
marked up against oxford. Mills and
Duke. Continental Hosiery ritchers,
allowed emily Two hts between them.
Edwards and Montague got OK
ford's only hits. Warwick, with two
Tor two and Basket with two Tor
three. led Continental
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-29
AROUND TOWN
ELIZABETH LAW,

Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Laws. q Hon
Gerson, today announced the enga9e-
ment of their daughter. Elizabeth,
to Earl Wayne Lewis, Jr, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Lewis, of New
Bern. The date Ct the wedding has
not been announced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-29

AFTER SETTING an inter-city record,
Capt. Martin L. Smith, of kidder.
Mo, is shown getting out of his JET
propelled P-00 Shooting Star, at
Boiling Field, Washington, D. c. He
clipped 20 minutes and 90 seconds
off the New York to Washington air
record when he ,streaked the 22o
rifles in tWenty-nine minutes and
fifteen seconds. internationally
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

attack with your longest suit, hop ing that the declarer will be short in that suit and that you can ruff him down
 With a spade opening declarer can win it pick up the trumps, and lose only club, a diamond and a spade.
 If diamond is opened, he has to ruff the second diamond make four leads in hearts to pick up Vests trumps. And the club suit has not been established. Thus the contract is defeated.
 While 1t is true that opening a singleton with four trumps will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
.SeQMinS SpGngIe
 Party' Cultures.
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

The girl who wants her coiffure to hold its own with her glitter ing party dress can use tricks that would have made Cinderella sigh with envy.
 One with which you cant go wrong is pet of New York glamor girl. The trick is to sheathe hair in a hairnet spangled with seQuins, a net so exactly color matched to a girls locks that it vanishes from view, leaving only a Sprinkling of glitter to shine over her smartly coiffed head.
 Another lighting-up trick that is being marched out for the holi- days is to sprinkle tiny nodules of sequin over coif, and make than adhere with lacquer fixa- tive. To make your own star dust" you can crush any kind of sequins that are available into small specs of glitter. These can be easily removed With a hair brush before practical daylight turns Cinderella into a work-a- day girl.
 Other conceits that are nice to use for lighting up a hair-do are metallic ribbons, braided into hair; and glittering headbands. The lat- ter can be exactly matched to the gold, silver. jet or pasted-colored sparklers that shine on your gown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
CHOICE MORSEL 1t Says Here
R BOB HoPE

Hollywood. Nov. Sos--r had always thought when the cats away the mice VII play a silly epicram un- ul returned home from my east eTn trip.
 left the head oe Q Smooth~ran- hing household: I returnead to ind myself lower than Q DachSund's landing gear.
 hadn't been out of town an hour before the cook tried to outdo Ea- gene ONeill-it seems the iceman not only cometh. he stayeth. he eaoeth and smoked cieareth.
 And what a change in the chil- oren.
 They were such little angels I could almost see the halo.
 was gone a week ghen Tony made a moose out Of his rope and tired to hang the butcher boy.
 When I got his bin I wished I'd been here to help him.
 When I left they were normal kids, playing cops and robbers.
 When I got back they had Tigeed up a pulpit in the patio and were playing minister and Artie Shaw.
 I walked into the nursery my first day back and the birds and the bees were perched on . window sill listening to them.
 IL all made me so mad I wanted Co put my foot down. but I was afraic I'd step on an in-law.
 They were three deep in the liv- ing room.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
POLL

American audiences have their first chance to see Britains glamor- ous star, Pat Kirkwood. in M-0~MS new musical bit No Leave, No Love. in which the brunette beauty appears opposite Van Johnson on the poli screen.
 Miss Kirkwood won the title oi ~Britains First Wartime Star" from critics who acclaimed her perform ances in five stage musicals which began before the German blita, con- tinued throughout the war and did not end until VIZ week itself.
 The new M-G-M musical offers Miss Kirkwood a chance to reveal both her singing and dancing tale ents in such specially written num- bers as Love on a Greyhound Bus, An the Tine, Isn't It Wonderful and others. with the music played by two Of ATnertca's most famous bands-Guy Lognbardo's and Xavier Cueats
 Johnson has one Of the best roles of his succeSS-filled career as he does a wonderful job as the Marine hero here who returns home from the battle fronts only to ind that his sweetheart has married another man.
 Keenan Wynn, as JohnSon's ir- repreSSsble buddy, plays large part in the story's slapStick proceedings. Edward Arnold adds laughs as the pompous millionaire with a weak ness for blondes. Others include Marie wilson. Leon AmeS, Marina KoShetz. Selena Royle, Wilson Wood. vince Barnett and Frank ~Suearchile" Robinson.
 On the same program will be shown The Mysterious Mir. Valen- tine" starring William Henry and Linda Stirling. IL is a suspense packed new murder mystery. In the supporting cast will be seen Iris tram Coffin. Barbara wooddell and Virginia Christine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
By SUE BURNETT

Just right for extra-curricular ac. tivities-this super date dress for juniors features the popular keyhole neckline, broad shoulders, full dirndl skirt. Use your fabric contrastingly for the yoke.
 Pattern No SO52 is for sizes II, i2 lS, i4 l6 and IS. Size l2, 2 3-6 yards of 54-inch fabric.
 For this pattern, send g cents, in COINS. your name, address. size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BER to Sue Burnett, il50 Avenue Americas, New York, le. N. Y.
 Send an additional 25 cents for the FALL AND WINTER Issue of FASHION-52 pages of the smart est, most wearable patterns you'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

Ing housewives to be content with their present sugar allotment may be it would be a good idea to skip statistics and try a little applied psychology
 For instance, women might be rec minded that sugar rationing is a wonderful alibi for cutting down on the baking of fancy pies, cakes and cookies The countrys natural born cooks" may regret the neces. sity for substituting bought ice cream for angel food cake or pump- kin pie-but there are plenty of women who are glad enough to get . vacation from the oven,
 The same thing is true of can. ming. The woman who has no knack for fllling the basement shelves with the kinds of jellies and jams her mother used to make has had a wonderful alibi in not being able to get enough sugar to do much Jam-making,
 And then there are all the over. weight women who claim they are trying to reduce. How about rec minding them that if sugar gets more plentiful, everywhere they go tempting, fattening desserts will stare them in the face2
 NO BURDEN AT ALL
 Women are doing all right under sugar rationing. And likely as not they'll even miss the old alibi they've been working overtime, "Td have baked a pie, but I didn't have the sugar." when it's taken from them.
 There one other thing, too, that women might be reminded of.
 There hasn't been much stand- ing g-in- line for sugar under the ra- tioning system, or much chasing around from store to store looking for it. Why take a chance on put ting it in a class with soap chips, the tracking down of whichIhas be- come one of the housewife's biggest headaches?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

gent and interesting discussion about it Tn tournament bridge the hands are preserved After the game player can discuss them with the other players, get their opinions and form his own The standard. ac- cepted principles of the game have been established as the result of discussions of tournament hands
 In today's hand, for example, many players would make the mis- take of opening the eight of spades, a singleton, hoping to get ruff. But tournament players will tell you that when you hold four of the opponents trump. you should
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
STRAND

The two unsorgettable characters in the Margery Lawrence novel, 'Ma6onna of the Seven Moons" are portrayed by Phyllis Calvert in the Universal release of the same name. The first character is Maddalena. respected and deeply religious wife of Giuseppe L.ahardL. . wealthy Italian merchant. The second is that Of Rosanna. an identity Mad dalena assumes when she leaves home suffering from loss of mem ory. 1t starts tomorrow at the Strand.
 Rosanna is a wild. romantic. un- principled girl involved with an Italian crook. The contrast between two personalities and the rich color ful background Of Florence in car nival time. provide Miss Calvert with the finest role of her career. Madonna Of the Seven Moons, a GatnsbOrough picture, was directed by Arthur Crabtree.
 The companion feature on tomor- row's bin is Queen of BurlesQue. R features Evelyn Ankers.
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