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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
The w Gather

North Carolina Wednesday mostly
cloudy skies and cooler with showers
over sputh portion
South G@rolina- Showers Wednesday.
Cooler over the south portion Wednes-
day.
eastern Standard Time)
kBy U. 8. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending $3.50 p.n., yesterday.
Temperatures
1880 am, IS; 7:30 am, So; ! 80 pm, rs:
1880 pm, 66.
Maximum II: Minimum e5; Mean II;
Normal g..
Humidity ..#..-..-
l:so am. 80; 1880 am, 70; 80 pm, 81;
I 80 pm, IS.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending Z 80 pm,
DIT inches.
Total since the first of the month
LA inches.
Tides For Today
ltroan the Tide Tables published by U. s.
Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
wilmington ---------------1O:37a 5:24a
11:00p 5:39p
Inlet --8 :17a 2.15a
1882 2:20p
Sunrise 5:33; Sunset As; Moonrise
S;olp; Moonset 6:3Oa.
River stage at Fayetteville, N. c.. at
D am. Tuesday 81 feet.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
BERRY MARKETING
BY AIR FORESEEN
First Flight Made From
Columbus County By
S. L. Braxton

Signaling a new era in produce
marketing, two crates of straw
berries from Columbus county ar
rived here yesterday morning by
air.
S. L. Braxton, prominent white
vile business man, and a pilot for
over 20 years, flew the first berries
to leave the county by air as a
present for Ems1ey A.. Laney, presi
dent of the Morris Plan Bank ano
the Star-News stats.
Braxton is enthusiastic about
the possibilities of marketing
southeastern North Carolina pro.
ducts in distant :scities through the
use of air transportation and re-
ported that he planned conferences
with local business men who have
neen utilizing Nationwide charter
service to obtain the best sales
for cut flowers this spring.
See AIR + ODUCE on Pare Two
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
Soviet Move
To End Iran
Case Fails
Surprise Motion By Score
tary-General Blocks
Russian Objective
TWO-HOUR DEBATE
Poland, France Join In In
sisting That Franco
Matter Be Aired

NEW YORK, April 16.-P)-The
United Nations Security Council
decided Tuesday to tackle the con-
troversial Spanish question We'd
nesday after surprise move
by Secretary General Trygve
Lie temporarily blocked action on
Russia's attempt to close the Iran
ian case.
After two-hour debate in which
U. S. Delegate Edward r. Stetti-
MUS, Jr., intimated he believed
Russia had exerted pressure to get
Iran to withdraw her complaint,
the council decided it could not
take vote on the Russian motion
for at leas. two days.
Poland Charge
It then adjourned until 8 pm,
Eastern Standard Time, Wednes-
day when it will take up Poland's
charge that Franco Spain is threat
ening world peace-the only other
matter on the agenda,
See SOVIET on Page Two
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(P Staff Writer)

WASHINGTON, April 16-P)-
Senator Buck (R.-Del) and Eco
nomic Stabilizer Chester Bowles
quibbled over trees Tuesday.
Senator Capehart (R.-Ind.)
talked about prayer. And Senator
Taft (R.-Ohio) drew picture Of
how things would look if he were
boss of the OPA.
That's the way it is, folks, every
time Chester Bowles trudges up
to Congress.
The program said Bowles would
tell the Senate Banking and Cur
rency com nittee about the OPA
and things like that.
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PAC ASKS DEFEAT
OF REACTI0NITES
Committee Issues l7-Point
Program; Seeks Ration
ing Return

WASHINGTON, April 16 R-
The CLIO Political Action commit
tee, in 17-point program for 1916.
Tuesday called indirectly for de-
feat of those Democrats and Repu-
blicans, who, it says, have Joined
in a coalition of reaction"
The CIO-PAC, reaffirming its be-
lief in the Roosevelt economic and
foreign policies, also urged the
United Nations Security Council to
take concerted action to "quaran-
tine" Spain and Argentina, which
it described as "centers of Fascist
Infection"
Urges Rationing
1t also urged Immediately re-
sumption of food rationing "to
make American food available to
the starving of other lands"
In preamble, the committee
called upon the people to measure
the record of every candidate for
oillCe against the program II ap-
proved Tuesday, and to give their
support to those whose records
carry the assurance that they will
work with courage and vigor for
its fulfillment. Likewise it called
for opposition to chose who have
forfeited the peoples confidence
by their failure to act in the peo-
pies interest"
As House Democrats planned a
caucus Wednesday night to air
complaints against Chairman Ro-
bert E. flanagan and what Rep.
Paul Stewart D.-Okla.) called ''too
much CLIO influence at Democrat
ic National headquarters, the Go
PAC declared:
1.-THE coalition of poll-tax Demo-
Gratis and reactionary Republicans
thwarts the peoples program. It
blocks the Roosevelt legislative
proposals which are being carried
forward by President Truman in
his messages to the Congress.
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POLICIES ON FDR
RETURN $56O,OOO
TO WARM SPRINGS

NEW YORK, April 16 - Up -
The Warm Springs Foundation has
received $560,000 from life insur-
ance policies carried on the late
President Roosevelt, Executive
Secretary Raymond Taylor of the
foundation said Tuesday.
Taylor said the foundation, or
ganized to aid infantile paralysis
victims, took out the policies in
1882 before Mr.. Roosevelt's cleo
uon to the presidency, and while
ne was Governor of New York.
The foundation paid all of the
premiums on the policies the
secretary added.
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headquarters at Peiping
Wednesday. The special U. S. en-
voy is returning to China after a
visit in Washington.)
Capture Airfield
The government central news
agency reported from Mukden
that Communist assault troops,
armed with seized Japanese wea-
pons, had smashed their way into
Changchun after capturing the
main air field in "heavy fighting
against out-numbered defenders.
In their sweep into the city, the
dispatch added, the Communists
destroyed the Fourteenth Area Air
Command headquarters with heavy
artillery fire and their shells were
exploding deep inside the city.
Lines Down
Telephone communications be-
tween Mukden and Changchun was
See MARSHALL on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
SKILLED FEMALE
HELP NOW SCARCE
Applications For Register
ed Nurses Exceed Sup
ply AT USES

A shortage of skilled female
labor in the Wilmington area was
reported yesterday by the local
divisional office, U. S. Employ
ment Service.
Although there are 1853 job OPEN
ings registered with the local Of
flee, and while there are 282 ap-
plicants of unemployed females,
there is an acute shortage of the
type of skilled female needed in
his area, Harold M. Hinlle, mana
ger of the offices, said.
Nurses Scarce
In the professional class there
are IL job openings for register
ed nurses, while there are only
nine applicants available for the
work. In clerical and sales work,
there are SO jobs registered with
the service, while 100 applicants
are on file.
See FEMALE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
VOTERS REJECT BOND
ISSUE FOR RALEIGH
DURHAM AIRPORT

RALEIGH, April 16-R-A pro-
posed 100000 City Of Raleigh
bond issue for improvements to
the Raleigh-Durha1n airport was
rejected in a referendum Tues
day.
A total of 1924 persons voted
for the proposal-143 less than
necessary for favorable de-
cision, as the vote was against
registration of 1852.
Wake county, the City of Dur
ham and Durham county had pre-
viously agreed to subscribe $780,
600 each for the airport, and the
Federal governement $40O,000
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
Enemy Chinese Leaders
Sluap 7oasts At Banquet

MUKDEN, April 15.-(De1ayed)
-P)-While Chinese fought and
died only 80 miles away, 4S men
in uniform gathered at long
glistening white table here Mon
day night and drank toasts to
peace.
It was no ordinary banquet. Per-
haps the only place in the world
it could have taken place was
China. ..-,
The table was loaded with luxury
food. The mel, chatted politely with
their dinner partners and drank
toasts to them and to peace.
Drink Toasts
They drank to 1t. Gen. Alvin C.
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ALARM
OUT FOR HEIRESS

SOUTH HADLEY, Mass, April
16-lR-Miss Dorothy Ball, 20,
Muncie, Ind, heiress missing since
early Tuesday from Mount Holy
oke college, was sought by police
of II eastern states.
The girl, described as five foot
nine, blond, weighing 1875 pounds,
is the daughter OF E. Arthur Bail,
Vice President Of the Ball Bro
Tiers Manufacturing company of
Muncie, manufacturers OF glass
canning jars.
Campus police were alerted at
midnight Monday night when the
girl failed to return to her room.
Massachusetts, State police, who
sent out a general alarm through
II states, we're notified of her
disappearance early Tuesday.
A student reported that Miss
See ALARM on Page Two
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Gillem and his aides and associates
who had come from the United
States to help insure peace in
China.
Yet within 30 miles Of the ban
quet hall, two armies fought for
Nationalist or Communist supre-
macy.
A hundred miles to the north two
other armies had been battling for
ten days for possession Of a rail-
road junction.
Capital In Danger
Eighty miles farther north. the
Manchurian capital of Changchun
See TOASTS on Page Towo
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DIVER DIES WHILE.
ON DUTY in WATER

HAMILTON, N. Y, April 16-(R
An underwater workman, caught
in the depths of Lake Maraine,
was hauled up dead Tuesday night
after state police and naval stu
dents had labored three hours to
extricate him and maintain his
oxygen supply.
Fred c. Donovan, 48, Of Forest
port, was brought to a rowboat
just as other professional divers
arrived to help.
In Ill Health
Having said that he was not
feeling well, Donovan went down at
2 p. m. to repair a dam 80 feet
below the surface of the lake,
state reservoir, and to turn a valve
inside a large pipe. Fellow mem
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
TREES GROW TODAY
WHERE SKATERS CUT
CAPERS ON MONDAY

NEW YORK, April 16-R)-The
annual man-made transformation
OF Rockefeller Plaza Tuesday saw
trees and flowers growing from
the same patch of concrete which
Monday supported ice skaters
cutting fancy figure Fights.
A huge crane lowered IS and
20 foot trees, hedges and blooming
hoWers-arowing from giant
earth-filled urns-into the court
used in winter by skaters.
BY the same magic, the Plaza
will revert to an ice rink next
fall.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
A CORRECTION

Th1 ugh an error made in
TINS office yesterdays Morning
S'ar declared that J. Bayard
Ciark' representative in the
House of Representatives from
this district would not be op-
posed in the May rs primary
election. This statement was
wrong and misleading. w. s.
Britt, Lumberton, is in the
Democratic race against Mr..
Clark, as was shown in the
Star-News, issue of Sunday.
March II. The Star apologies
to Mr.. Britt for the mistake.
and takes this means of acI
knowledging its error.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
Senators Mix Trees, Prayer
With Controls At Hearing

But get Bowles before bunch
of statesmen and the most sur
prising subjects sneak in.
Take Capehart and prayer.
Bowles was confessing that OPA,
which he. once headed, hasn't al
ways been right.
1--WE shold thank God and offer
up a prayer" broke in Capehart.
'This is the first time, to my
knowledge, that Mr.. Bowles has
admitted that OPA has made
mistakes"
: Buck Talks Trees
Take Senator Buck and trees.
See SENATORS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17
PERPETUAL sPRINGTIME-

PERPETUAL SPRINGTIME-
Not long ago we wrote in this
column about Juan Ponce de
Leon, the shaky Spaniard with
arteriosclerosis who searched in
vain for the Fountain of Youth
in the Land of the Bimini-Florlda.
We chided poor Ponce. We told
him that he should have left the
Land of the Bimini, by jimmy
and come up Cape Fear way. BE-
cause there, on Chestnut street,
he would have found the Fountain
of Youth Old Rock Spring.
We told him, too, that the waters
from the Old Rock Spring wouldn :
give him physical youth. NO. But
mental youth, the perpetual
springtime Of the mind. 49,
So yesterday, by jimmy, Ponce
left the Land of the Bimlnl, as
we suggested and came up cape
Fear way.
PONCE REINCARNATED
Yes Ponce is in Wilmington To-Day
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RAKE MANCHURlAN CAPITAL
With HEAVY GUNFlRE; SECURITY COUNCIL
no TACKLE SPANISH QUESTION LATE TODAY
Marshall Will Make Bid
To Halt Battle For City
Special Envoy Changes Plans For Visit To
Shanghai AS Reds Sweep Into
City; Lines Are All Down

CHUNGKING April 16 Chinese Communists troops crack
ed outer defenses of Changh
into the Manchulian capital and raked the of the city with
"a Tokyo dispatch said General
matte bid halt the plans 60 to Shanghai
to the
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See LEWIS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-17

PONCE REINCARNATED
Yes Ponce is in Wilmington To-Day
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Wilmington and Vicinity Rain this
evening followed by partly cloudy weaths
er and cooler at night. Thursday fair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31
Joe Lopez Scores
One OUer Par
At POnte Verda

Anthony Demeritt. presi-
dent of the Key West Golf
club. who has accompanied
Professional Joe Lopez to
jacksonville. where the latter
win compete Monday in the
National Open Sectional Golf
tournament at the Ponte YER
da golf course. in a telephone
conversation this morning
with The Citizen. stated that
Joe Lopez. on his first prac-
tIce round. scored a one-over-
par.
The ponte Verda course is
long. well-trapped and hard
layout. and Lopez score
should be sufficient to quail
fy him If he can duplicate the
round Monday. !,
There are IS other entries
from Florida. Georgia. Mis-
sisslppi. and Alabama. The
five lowest will qualify for
the National Open to be held
June ~ at the Canterbury
Golf club. Cleveland. o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31
Cleo ROsam Tops
Feminine Hitters

Cleo Rosam, with an average
Of 800, is. the leading hitter
among the two girl teams that
have now played three games
among themselves at night on the
Bayview Park Field
Close behind is Lila Demeritt
with a $50 average, followed by
Herrick, with .667,
Other leading girl hitters in
clude:
b. Cruz, 500. =.
Arrange. Rivero and P, Duane,
400 each.
Thrift. .307.
N. Lane, 800.
Miscellaneous Records
Outstanding in other depart
ments:
Most home runs-Lila Demer-
SIC 2.
Most three-base hits-Rosam
and Robinson | each.
Most two-base hits - Kerr,
Duane, Lane. Rosam, Thrift and
Velasquez.
Most times struck out-Lastres
4, Wickers, Porter and B. Spear
2 each.
Most times walked-Lumley 6,
Lastres 4. L. Demeritt 8.
Most stolen bases-Velasquez
y, Arrange 5.
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m&E2mMAL LEAGUE
We8f EsaEns

ff&tkl MaiiuN, nasSo
HMa WYss and MCCul
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erred that the Calville Blanc APP
pie, variety of European origin
contains about as much Vitamin
C, or ascorbic acid, as citrus
fruits. The acid vitamin is a
health preserving agent found in
many fresh foods.
A single tree in the orchard
at Geneva is the only known
specimen of this variety in the
United States. Propagation has
begun, but it will be two or three
years before any stock will be
available.
The calville Blanc apple, which
was introduced to the U. S. Pa
.cific coast over IS years ago,
probably never will be popular
in its present form even though
high in vitamin G content. 1t is
.unattractive and poor in eating
quality by present standards, and
few people would enjoy MUNICH
ing such an apple Vitamin c
notwithstanding.
But the food chemists point out
that the Calville Blanc does have
considerable value as a variety
for use in breeding. It is hoped by
these scientists that sometime an
apple will be developed both rich
in Vitarlin c and pleasing to the
eye and palate as we'll.
On an average; says the ex-
perts, the Calville Blanc contains
81 milligrams of. Vitamin c in
each 100 grams of fruit. This
means that a five-ounce Calville
Blanc apple will supply about
three-fourths of the daily allow
ance of Vitarnin c for an adult as
prescribed by the National Re-
search Council.
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imr Horoscope

F NRea iufty ideals COM
wh 8weet. sympathetic
"a b ere 9ho likes 30
fe ASA. help the Gnf0rt-
sna sumffafg the sorrow
3a IS greet capacity Tor
So the 9aeneee, pefhaps an
faF 3 gFeai physician
ths mlna % the body.
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you're A 'Esnlser'
Nun Eham | -

TROY, Pa.-~Ap-Ik pgs 81
travel in Bradford essBss sas
DR.. Francis q. Haas. Fsmn Zee
ia superintendent ~ pai
struction. After an address
a Troy school group b. MM
presented with a snek ~
wheat flour, a eallon - m
syrup and there eosuNs ~ wN
line)-one pound al aU1le1
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Nothing Else But

The teacher was attempting to
illustrate the meaning of the word
perseverance"
what is it," she asked, shat
carries man along rough roads.
up hills and down, through jun
giles and swamps and raging tor
rents?"
The class was silent.
Then Willie saved the day by
answering, "a jeep!"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31
Mile-Lons Trail of Nails

MISSOULA, Mont. - A Mis-
soula resident stopped a building
contractor to tell him that nails
were spilling from this truck.
The contractor phoned police,
who told him to pick UP the nails.
lie did, along a trail that was a
milo long.
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BUILDING EXPANSION


NVAHE1KNu A OH age OLISJ
ment of the lower and upper chain
Of keys viii materially help Key
West. One sure thing that will
result from extensive improve
ments in those areas will be a
closer equalization of realty val
ues for taxable purposes in Mon
roe county, they said.
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Serious Business

The farmer had been com
planning that he could find no
old clothes to put on the scare
crow.
Well" said his wife hope
fully, there's that flashly suit
Bill wore at college last year"
Don't be ridiculous" snorted
the farmer, Il want to scare the
crows, not make them laugh"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31
Appearance Against Him

Manager why are you firing
Pettigrew? He seems a hard
Department Head: That's just
it,"
What working hard?"
mo, seeming to-"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31

CHILDRESS, Tex ~~kalie8 ~
investigate the conditian e
pigs that were stagge8inH m
a a)unty farm. apparently
toxicated, DIR. Raymond tia
city veterinarian. dlacaxeNa
the pigs had eaten soEne Mf
which had been soaked in
The only trouble was thei
wheat had been soaked - ~
and got mellow and - hH8 W
pigs.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Information for the Advertiser,

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
have their advertisements
charged.
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A wonderful sauce 10 be en-
joyed with roast pork, shrimp,
broiled beef and liver is made
by combining one half catsup
and one half soy sauce heated
slightly and poured over the
meat
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FOR RENT OR SALE
PHOTO SUPPLIES

The Evans Photo Supply Store.
SOC Southland Street Opposite
bus station, and the Evans
Studio, SIS Fleming Street Gor-
merly) Pilkington Studio, will
develop and print your roll
film, including oversize, in 36
hours.
PICTURE FRAME SALE
500 or more off on frames will
continue until the end of May.
may25-tf
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Fried or stewed chicken goes
far when it is cooked, diced and
mixed with sauce or gravy to
have on top biscuits, noodles or
toast.
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Wanted-Scooter Cushman side
car, good condition, reasonable.
Phone Naval Hospital, Extern
sion IA, before Sunday.
Mayo 4tx
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DEADLINE

DEADLINE
To insure publication, copy
must be in the office before IL
o'clock on the day Of publica-
ton.
Business office in The Citi-
zen Building, corner Greene
and Ann streets. Door to the
right on entering building.
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Three bedroom house in MacAr-
thur subdivision. Small down
payment and balance payable
monthly. 106-E Poinciana.
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HATES
Regular Type

Advertisements under this
head win be inserted in The
Citizen at the rate Of &c q word
for each insertion, but the
minimum charge for the first
is words or less is SOC.
Black Face Type
The rate for blackface type
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Wanted To Buy-HouSe and lot
Box L.S.W., c/o Citizen.
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Cushman motor scooter. Apply
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Ugly Duckling Apple
Richest in Vitamin L
By MILTON 5. cARLM

AP NeWSfeuflTeS
ITHACA N Y-Efors of agricultural scientists " nsusAev
more Vitcn C into humon diet have axteuam0 ~
seorch with On old European vuetY of apples.
Food chemists the New York Stuie ExpeEn@u stH&eN
at neurby Geneva operated by Cornell University huSe ~
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Rooms, good beds. Summer rates.
Phone 659-J, 729 Division ST.
may31 -6tx
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CITY SPORTS
DIAMONDBALL
at BaYview Park


Night Games)
MONDAY
7;30-B29's VS.. American Lee
gion.
9;00-Machinists VS.. WV.
TUESDAY
7:30-VFW VS.. Adams Lunch.
9;00-Adams Dairy VS.. (not an
nounced).
THURSDAY
7:30-Delmonico VS.. Miami
Daily News.
9:00--Adams Lunch VS.. Ameri-
can Legion.
FRIDAY
7:30-Coca-Cola Girls VS.. High
School Girls.
9:00-B29's VS.. Adams Dairy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31

Sailors-need few men with
sales experience. You can use
your spare time profitably. Call
Mr.. IckeS, La Concha Hotel.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31
ROOMS FoR RENT

Overseas Hotel, redeeorated and
under new management. Spe-
cial weekly rates, $500 and up.
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