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Evening star., 1947-02-17
FUTURE

C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC, 715 18th ST.
NV, washington, D. C.-Sale of household
charges. Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, March s, 1947, starting at 10
I'm. and continuing each Wednesday and
Saturday thereafter until all is disposed
Of. there will be sold at public auction in
the auction room of C. G. Sloan g. Co,
Inc, 715 18th st. NV, Washington, D, c.,
to enforce liens for. storage and other
charges due and unpaid. all furniture, per-
sonal effects, etc, stored with us in the
following names: Mrs. A. M Gee, Mrs.
G. A. Ham, Mrs. Alma Hammond, j. S.
Lide, Edw. B. Harrison, A. L. Logan, Mrs.
Paul Marino, Mrs. Alice Morgan, Miss
L. E. Pollen, Leon Queene. E. P. Watkins,
Mrs Gladys Wilson Terms: Cash. UNION
STORAGE CO. INC 705 Florida ave.
C. G.. SLOAN & CO., INC, auctioneers-
Storage sale of household goods and per-
sonal effects OF every description, by order
of the Union Storage Co. for storage
charges. Also embroidered shawls, scarfs,
bed and table linens, blankets, laces, ETC.,
from the Thompson Estate: w. Gwynn
Gardiner executor. at public auction at
Sloan's. 715 18th ST.. Wednesday, Feb
view. Terms: Cash. C. q. sloan & CO,
INC, Aucts. Established 1891. is
JOSEPH DAY & Co, Auctioneers-of1
Suite. 4l0 Bond bldg. Washington 8, p. c.
Phone DI 1923 81
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Goren on Bridge
THE WEEKLY QUIZ.

THE WEEKLY QUIZ.
@. Partner opens with one
spade and you hold:
AKJ1073 0A103 oS5 &752
What is your response?
A-Don't permit that nth spade to de-
hand It Is not At all rich in playing
two spades. II the three Of spades % Wers
the three r, Of clubs y. y9p wouldn't be ne
that much difference.
Q. aPartner opens with one
spade and you hold:
AKQ 1913 2AK10 1J1093 AXIS
What is your response?
A--This hand possesses distinct slam
possibilities and our vote is for an imme-
dase lat .n slam a., s1gsestioH that Is lump shift
rounds and win obviate the necessity for
very iisSt nh hand Te ob5eetion nas to Spfaea bd
ding three spades is that Il partner pro-
essas seed to @ four; s,s ySn will not have done Jus;
to bid again above the game level. That
Is bad practice.
@. 3+You are South, vulnerable,
opponents are not, and you hold:
AAKJ754 0A2 oA975 as
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
Il0 Dbl. 40 Pass
40 a. Pass Pass
SO
What do you bid now?
Awhile there is not much doubt that
you can defeat the fve-heart bid, 1t is
evident that such contract cannot be
for sour side to
diamonds, either in high cards or BY way
passing. This should Be regarded as .
forcing oa pass and he will be OBLIGED to either
hand is well suited for such action.
@. 4-As South you hold:
AQJ53 2K76 DKJ6 1KQ6
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
J. Pass 2NT Pass
ANT Pass ?
What do you bid now?
A-Despite the fact that your hand
lacks an ace. 1t is an absolute maximum
for two no-trump response. 1t has
point cout of Is, which makes it only one
value (Which, incidentally. would auto
matically render it a three no-trump res
SpOnSe 10 an OpenlnD DluI. since partner.
has invited you to bid slam knowing that
your hand is limited by your two no-trump
response. you should accept. by bidding six,
1t is a moral certainty that partner holds
three aces. Figure 1t out
@. 5-As South you hold:
A42 VKJ7643 DA105 &83
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
IA Pass 20 Pass
"a Pass =?
What do you bid now?
A.-But for the sixth heart, you would
give no thought to making 9 further bid
in view of partners sign-o6, and it is
doubtful that the sixth heart justifies any
further action. While In an Isolated case:
game might be lost by your failure to bid
position to make belated raise. The
chances. are against it and a pass Is rec
(Copyright, 1e4T. by Charles H Goren)
Evening star., 1947-02-17
STORES WANTED.

JEWELRY MAKER desires small store,
Ing concession. Box 4s3-K. Star. IL
SEVERAL STORES NEEDED for new loca-
tions. If you have any stores for rent to
an old, reliable, responsible concern please
call bet IL am. and 1 pm. J. T. Gibbons,
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1927 st. NV.
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STORES FOR SALE.

STORE AND 2 APIS. in 1st-commercial
zone on Kennedy st. NV; has 50-ft.
fessional offices. HAMILTON REALTY CO.,
5625 GEORGIA ave, GE. $500. IL
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE,

VACANT, modern brk bldg, about 11,O0C
so. it.; concrete f., 14-ft. ceiling: heated
1000 50. #. additional ground; vel
dnanced. A. NJ. ROTH. MA. 1886. -lo
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1941 dump truck, good tires,
2-yd, body; two motors for truck; $50.
Gmc fG sa6 fRyns sanaay @odel c. C. sos
chassis, 160-in. wheel base, equipped with
single unit tyge sstesl ya van bEdy 12x7S6
III N4ERNAfIeN4E Xa G6 41o1 1ase ton stake BODY
FGRSrrTkE F34RS UT 0yaiN 0yyaAiN-we have Just received
posal a 1941 International van. 7'xl2
Sss sE Mssf II se0a VIZ sGnfSH e MLHk & o9 Sff NJ
S sHp sleeper lee sre CAS- tractor and 24f
Apps a115 5urhu5s Nehols aVe asef 'us
SFss eHy sss 49, tssR MSFSe RS5S3 sses &Sas
brsee' new o 81 $50 dreenbelt sS 3pp si59 t5
FORD 1890 1A,ton; IIt 1Sl.inch honG,t wheel. eel.
sS4 sElzS HAWKfSs HSs' & sGPiEy RoeE!ie
FEDERAL RAJ 1atoot stake: excellent en-, ,s'd e9adi-
SHERdFFF MOTOR CO., 900 R. I. ave. na.e..
ssBnas5 s5o snssn. rqs sS iss
nsS5ts poPeE iia4fp pv 49, pane! truck good
DODGE 1885 iRs-ton panel truck; very
good running condition; paint excellent;
spEeIAE Ia is4a HSE9' chev 1h-ton stake.
S1,O75
FROM M 0ieHs RfcE 'fdy MoToR co e P Badens esE
che I'd ri eo WaSh Stake p xhee NE
base. Good 70Ox20 tires, mechanically
perfect. Call BILL DE LONG at DI. 1870
INTERNATIONAL 1e41 u ton panel; ex-
cellent condition. Phone GE. 5742 or
sssaen 1914 4pp5 'sRa aaros B6ss tsHE #
PORT, Monday, ar; Eastern Airlines,
Esngar HMG Ne ~ l,n+on a,r,n +r,,ck. IL ,oo
miles; spare wheel and tire; $4,000. GIL.
4276 -21
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TRAILERs fcont.l,


CONTINENTAL and Glider house traiiers-
AL models on display for immediate de-
livery. 1913 Rhode Island ave. me-, MI.
TRAILER COACHES built by world-famous
manufacturers. now available for immed
delivery 2-wheel coaches
1915 American (Homecrest) 25 ft-S2, 1856
1947 Travelo Cruiser. 241a ft.----- 2,240
4-wheel tandems-
1947 Zinmer f4-pass), 27 f. 2.450
1947 thinner t6-pass.J. 81 #. - $3.50
1947 Schult Luxury Liner, 25l2 ft.-- 2,795
1947 Travelo (steeD. 81 TT. 1850
Prices include equipment and accessories.
drop cord. door mat. fire extinguisher. g.
ton lift, hyd. jack, shoe racks. etc. Terms
on 12. 1S. "a months.
1947 Comb. boat and utility trailer, $195.09
1a48 granite exp. utility trailer 59S 1924 5o
1916 Dor-Lee Trail Camper 5a5 90
All prices subject to change, without
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC. .403O
Wisconsin ave. NV. phone WO. 3231.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

LAND OR BLDG, 1000 to 1000 50. #.
81 or siiey. 2nd comm. or indust. Zone).
Must be reas. Call RA. 6652 or RA. 92s4. ss
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Not This

Mother-Don't ask me any ques-
tions! I want to get every bit of my
work done before I take you to
grandma's. Do keep quiet and hurry
mt
Evening star., 1947-02-17
JOHN W. GULLEDGE,
DUB street NV.
Filed Feb. 10, 1947, Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.

Filed Feb. 10. 1st7: e7:rS Charles e. Stewart
us5 TEE g1sssE 81 Il. Bsres or Of THE
F: Nash. Plaintiff: VS.. sewall Key, 3725
pbp saSon s1sef key NV o Pace
Sf4 SM 1Ssth gsfneiS Street Buehhurst. D" Long IS
NeD or YGTf s.d of Re Psp hs s
Mary Key Nevius, Rebecca Key Howard,
Elizabeth Key Johnson, Emily nE Key 6E Annie h1Tn
h1chTfoNMThe Ii All Object Of this action IS
to establish of record the title of plaintiff
by adverse possession to the following llt H
aeSff10fG e IN the '1i Subdivision made BY julia
Foertsch and others Of lots IN Square 2s'
as per plat recorded In Lber 5 osscs no; II II
the tSt suryeyor Of the District of Columbia;
and being enclosed with and improved
Sy Rouse G snd MDtan ef Hs It IS Sy
iaai ia47, Vore ordered sS that pefendants Louie
aep 81 p5n ana Raron me Ken Mary Key NeVus
Rebecca Key Howard, Elizabeth Key john
son, Emily Key and Annie A, Key cause
eaei5 On or 6eIRore rst S Eae day
after the expiration of the fortisth day
exclusive Of SUNDAYS or legal nolfoayS of ags
order, Otherwise the Cause VII Sa9a,,ls ne
provided copy OF this OrQer pe pupiISuso
one week for three successive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and Ine
Evening Star, good cause having been
shown why longer publication Is necessary.
1seslI q True G1py Test; G,.1 FEB II sNE sSNI
E. BANGS, Deputy Clerk. fe17.24,m ,ma3
BUCKLEY DANZANsKY, Attorneys,
Filed Feb. Il is45; charles e. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Column
bia-Grace Kaplan, Plaintiff, VS.. Morris
Kaplan, Detendant.-No, 196-47.-The OBJ
ject of this suit is divorce vinculo
On the motion OF the plaintiff, 1t is this
eth day of February, 1a47, ordered that
the defendant, Morris Kaplan, cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or be-
fore the fortieth day, exclusive Of SUNDAYS
and legal holidays: occurring after the day
OF the first publication of this order
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
as in case Of default: Provided, copy Of
three successive weeks in the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter and the washington Evening
Star before said day. Isl T. ALAN
GOLDSBOROUGH, Justice. (seal) Attest:
CHARLES e. STEWART. Clerk: By CLARA
r. CoNNEIIs Deputy Clerk. fe1o,17,24
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MGNEY WANTED.

WANTED-S25,0 GOO to $4,000 first trust,
on D. c. property; 5s long-term notes.
Box 45-L, Star. ~ |
16 PER CENT return on a we'll secured
short-term note. JESSE LOEB. 412 South
ern BLDG MA 2014 -lS
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This i

Mother-Ill leave some of my
work until we come back from
Then we won't have to
hurry and can enjoy our walk over
there
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GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED

DOUBLE GARAGE with loft, / blk from
Glebe I'd. and Wilson blvd, suitable ioI
storage GIL 5O07 is
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LOTS WANTED.

SEVERAL MODERATELY PRICED lots
Bethesda, Silver Spring, Takoma Park
area; prompt attention. Box 77-G' Star.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for lots or acreage
In nearby Prince GEORGES or MONTGOMERY
Co, Md; must have sewer water snd al
utilities available. Call Mr. Shtfrin, FED
ERAL FINANCE g. REALTY CO., 9l5 n Y.
ave n " MA 7416, IL
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Word Game

THU 40 Oh uEOIS CU1lNlOn EIlRILSU
words in
CEMENT,
meaning a fiction, something
feigned. Average mark is Is words.
Time limit, 20 minutes. 3
Rules Of the Eame-1. Words must be
acquire four letters by the addition q
s." such as bats" cats are not used.
g. Only one form Of 8 word Is use. q,
Proper names are not used. A list viii b
published tomorrow.
a 4 Ina
Evening star., 1947-02-17
MONEY TO LOAN,

REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS chattei
TioNAL + on FINANCE, ioi4 K st. NV. -1s
SALARIED LADIES-If you need little
money see Mr.. Green, NATIONAL
FINANCE, 1914 K ST. NV -19
Evening star., 1947-02-17
GARAGES FOR SALE.

COTTAGES, GARAGES. HoUsEs-Imme-
diate delivery: terms. See. our model
display: Stran steel overhead doors: frame,
brick or cinder block garages. GENERAL
INDUSTRIES CORP. 1109 Jefferson Davis
hwy; (u S. No. d. Arlington. Va ia.
PREFABRICATED steeI-aluminum garages
and mill bldgS.: also wood beach cottages
for early delivery. DUPONT IRON WORKS.
Ma. 1866. 1166 18th st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1947-02-17

WANTED, GARAGE, vicinity Of 2127 R St.
NV. by the mo. Call DU. 3944. IL
GARAGE WANTED within 3 blocks of 5th
and D ne. Call AT. 1474 evening after
Evening star., 1947-02-17
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

90 ACRES with beautiful frontage on
nvt estate within committing distance
Of D. C Also 21ts acres with 959-tt,
frontage on large creek. Ideal boat harnor.
Priced to sell. M. c. GIBSON Do. 45I
or Annapolis 2144. IL
AVALON sHoRES-2- -bedrm. cottage with
screened porehes outd99r g s1o caFS nFepisGed ace
take over ST 400 note. Call sP. 01s0,W.
wood beach cottages, !
Seations e aons WI with DUPONT IRON WORKS,
ssaaoREHaM sa ssa2 BH1R2acHMYear-'r BE- round cottage;
3 bedrrns, liv rm., din. nm, kit, bath,
front porch. elee. refgr. etc; large yaTo
W E CRISER. Beverly Beach. Mayo. Nd
West River 204-F-3. IS
Evening star., 1947-02-17

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY. Central
Motor Go. .GMC Truck Dealer-A new lot
of trucks just received; so trucks, priced
below cost. Specials include:
1941 .,42 Ford. stake bodies, priced at SS75
1941 '42 Ford tractors, priced at $50
49, cbevToe S r6eyroet s5akes ss s5 az
194o 94o podge lhs;ton dump -------- 77SS55
i94s lS4 Pedge FedeTaf fa5Eyai5 sston dump1 $50 80
7s{$ s{$ sMS eS5Sra;ef Ston DUN dsmp t2s t2s
1194S Federal tractor 5-ton teoo o
nil -.----. ------ 2,6o0
1912 . Autocar uno tractor: 5.ton ton nv, 1850
plete with pump and all hose, -.o
NsH 15-ft .f.n ysn bodies s2a|srs 9al tFuck Pc
Many yafss: others to 'O choose from, ipeludiss
aaa on sS GsG sds oamps gaa 9ek e
PoTsey lo;ton 55foot s. ssmitra1il5sIF; de12 ls42
CENTRAL HE1R saas MoToR R4 CO. aMc Traek pesi-
srs sl4I Lee hxy APnston GH 79oe
sR9utes ss1i Or ee5., drive IL miles.
/ DIAMOND T, Model BOG, IL it., closed
i Brockway. Model MSS. 14-ft. chassis,
i / Chevrolet. 1899. 1h-ton, chassis and
2 new Ward LaFrance, Model D,2 trac-
tors, air brakes, IL .00x22 tires 513-cu.-in.
engine.
for early delivery on certain models OF
new Diamond T chassis DIAMOND MO
TORS, INC, 1881 3rd st. NV. II
1889 FORD dump truck ---S250
1881 Mode! A Ford chassis and cab l25
194l Dodge pickup .-------------- $50
JOHN s. REECE. 1114 Half st: s.w. Y.
HELP US MAKE ROOM for our new
building. All trucks and cars reduced.
Buy one of these bargains:
1912 International K-7 Coe. short wheel
base, 12-foot van body, perfect city de
livery or road work. has new motor. Yours
1916 Dodge 11a-ton stake, 7.5Ox2o tires,
less than 5000 miles; this is real buy;
1912 2H2-ton REQ, 19xHS, 12-ft. cargo
body with tailgate: a rugged vehicle in
excellent mechanical condition. Yours for
I941 Dodge 1h-ton stake. new 1946
motor 2 new. tires, ready for work; a real
buy Yours for only S1,l75.
1914 Ford 6-cylinder cargo BODY only
5000 miles; side tank and booster bra brakes;
tires IKE FdTd vs olss tor saks ons Sods
inch W. b.. 2-speed rear end, we'll
equipped truck for a man-sized Job Yours
for only S1,595.
1S45 GMC 5-ton van, low mileage;
ready for, work; Yours for only Sl.s75;
rear Wheels. helper springs; mechanically
excellent, ready for work: needs clesnnins
and paint job: as is. Yours for only S795.
ACTION AUTO SERVICE me. cor),. Sth
and M sts. NV. RE. 1855. -1S-
Evening star., 1947-02-17

AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
truck preferred; will pay cash. MR.
BRICKEY DE 0899. III
Evening star., 1947-02-17

and Glider house trailers-
models on display for immediate de-
~. 1913 Rhode Island ave. ne, MI.
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PARKING LOTS
PROPOSALS.

REAR 1112 18th ST. NV. $40 per month
ME- 1900
Evening star., 1947-02-17

OLDSMOBILE 1887 4-door sedan; radio
and heater, good condition; $3.50. Call
TIE Q077. I'll
PACKARD 1941 limousine, custom body by
LeBaron The cost of this car was orig
inaly over $4,000: today. its condition is
equal to new car and its appearance
and custom design are equally as dis
tinctive and attractive as any of the most
ric RSS CAPITOL,
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TODAY In HISTORY
know America)

1787-Royal Tyler's ''The Con-
trast", first native American
comedy to be staged, performed
at the st. John Theatef, New York
City.
l862-France declares war on
Mexico.
l895-Treaty of peace ending
war between Japan and China.
19O5-Andrew Carnegie estab-
fishes 10 million dollar fund for
teachers.
1941-30O German planes, in
revenge attack, rain fire and ex-
plosives on London for eight
hours.
l942-Japs land on Panay, one
of the Philippine Islands.
1944-Gen. Stilwell's American
Chinese army advances in Burma.
l945-U.S. Seventh Army en-
tiers Nuremberg. President Tru-
man pledges unconditional sur
render" in first report to Con-
greSs.
1946-President Truman signs
bill to curb Petrillo. U.N. defers
action on Iran.
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lJSS GILMORE DOWNS KEY WEST HIGH,
ll-9, AS CONCI1S' LATE RALLY FALLS
SHORT; EIGHT MEN left ON BASES
The Weather.
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today and tonight with
scattered thundershoWers Thurs
day. Little change in tempera-,
ture. Moderate to fresh south
easterly winds.
Florida: Showers and thunder
storms north portion today and
over central and south portions
tonight and over south portion
Thursday. Not quite so warm over
extreme northeast portion today
and cooler extreme north portion
Thursday, otherwise little change
in temperature.
East Gulf and Jacksonville
through Florida Straits: Moderate
to fresh winds southeast to south
over south portion and south to
southwest over north portion
through Thursday, except shift
Ing to northerly over extreme
north portion Thursday. Showers
and thunderstorms extreme north
portion, today, over central por4
ton tonight and over south pori
ton Thursday.
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200 printed single sheets and 100
envelopes, $l,5Q; $50 printed
single airmail sheets, IS airmail
envelopes, $50; 10 soft pencils
printed, $l,S0; l26 printed pos
tails $l.50; so hostess bordered,
printed napkins, $3.50; 60 print
ed cocktail bprdered. napkins,
&I50; 90 printed cocktail, bor-
dered. napkins, $3.50; 60 per-
sonalized printed guest towels,
also: two decks Of printed
bridge cards, 4l.75; so printed
beverage coasters, SITS. Let
terheadBs envelopes, billheads.
hpsinsss cards-al printed at
reasonable prices. Altman Press,
Citizen building, corner Greene
and Ann streets, phone 81.
s feb18-tf
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V.F.W. TO INSTALL
OFFICERS TONIGHT

A meeting of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars will be held at the
clubhouse, End and Flagler
Streets, tonight. The house COM
mittee will report on the dance
which will follow installation of
officers Saturday night.
The programs for the 4th Dis
trict meeting, April 1929, here
have been mailed to the Is posts
of the district.
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Merchants, WV
Win Opening Tits
IN SoithaH Loop

Veterans IL Foreign Wars won
their opening game Of the Class A
softball season last night with q
l0-4 conquest of the USS Gilmore
at Bayview Park, Key West Mer-
chants took a 1910 decision from
the Independents in a Class B
slug-fest. -
Castro and M. Tynes hit homers
for v. F. w. and Papaziam led the
Gilmore with three hits. The Class
B game went into two extra in
nihgs before the Merchants scor-
ed six in the ninth on four hits
At bat, Blanco hit three safely
for the winners and c. Valdez
Alonzo and R. Garcia two each,
for the losers.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Merchants O6O 200 2O6--l6 l6 z
independents
03O 40l 100-10 8 8
|. Rodriguez, c. Valdez and Brost;
2, $weeting and Fleitas.
Home run: Blanco; .two-base
hits; Rodriguez, Valdez; double
plays; Garcia to, Alonzo, Fleitas
to Walker to Solomon; stolen bas-
es: Valdez, Casado, Fleitas, Sweet
ing, Sawyer, Kerr; struck out: by
Sweeting 2, by Rodriguez 2. by
Valdez 2; bases on balls: off VAL
dez 4, off Sweeting 6, off Rod
riguez 2; winning pitcher: Vail
DEE; umpires: F. and j. Villareal.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Vets of Foreign Wars
100 400 $40 8 2
USS Gilmore l21 600 o. g. 8
Arias and Castro; Porter and
Fallon.
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Shri,,ers To Meet
o.. Friday Night

Key West Shrine Club will
hold its regular meeting Friday
night at the Key West Yacht
Clubs quarters, Garrison Blight.
1t is expected report will be
made of the charity ball and the
banquet held last week at the
Casa Marina Hotel will be rem
dered.
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Today's Anniversaries
know Americal

1741-Charless W. Peale, famed
Philadelphia portrait painter,
father of noted artists, born
Queen Anne Co., Md. Died Feb.
%, 1927. g
1857-Henry S. Pritchett, FAM
ed. educator, first president of the
Carnegie Foundation, born in
Fayette Co., Mo. Died Aug. %,
1889.
l890-William De Beck, car
toonist, creator of Barney Goo
gle", born in Chicago. Died Nov.
III, 1912.
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GIRL RESTS Roy
SKATING CHAMP

Miss Millicent Taylor, the win
ner of the girls Roller Skating
races last night at Bayview Park,
was challenged by Billy Oster-
haudt, the boys winner. Miles
speedy skating also won this
close race. q
She was then challenged, and
beaten, by Jack Wells and Dean
Zeitler. Shirley Nelson and Car
oline Kirge were the other con-
testants in the girls race with
Mile.
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TODAY,S DiRTHDAX&
(KnoM Aua1ieal

Philip w.. Rillsbury, president
of Pillsbury Mills, born i'm Min.
neapolis. A, years ago.
Dorothy Pulls Lathgop. Of AL
bany. N. Y, illustrator author,
born in Albany, Sc years.ag0.
Charles : Spencer ("Charlie")
Chaplin. oldtime actor, producer
born in England, So. years ago.
Prof. Howard Mumfotd Jones
of Harvard, noted author, born al
Saginaw, Mich, S. years ago. =
Rabbi Emeritus Norris s: Laza-
ron of Baltimore. born in Savan-
nah, Ga, So years ago.
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SCHOOL LACKED PUNCH,
WITH MEN ON SACKS
I BUT YOUNG PLAYERS
SHOW PROMISE

Key West Highs baseball team,
with only one senior, Claude
Valdez, in the lineup, turned
In a creditable showing yesterday
although dropping an lie deci-
sion to the USS Gilmore at Num-
cipal Stadium. A little more
punch with men on. hoses would
have given the Conchs victory.
They left eight men stranded on
bases.
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q farewell psFty fOf cmdr.
and Hrs. A. J. Hfajier, who are
leaving Key wesa lEonda ~
Miami, will b haldl Satllry)ex
night By the Icey ysst YaelItl
Glib At the clubs QuaftetA 0sf.
rison Blight Emdr. lfaNeF Is 4
former commodpre at tn Yacht
club and: i leaving Key West n
60 into business At Miami.
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P almef Leaves
Nays Service

1t. Edward E. Palmer. .USNR,
former ships service officer and
editor of The Key Outpost. a pub
LEGATION put out by the Key West
Submarine Base, is severing his
connections with the Navy and
left yesterday for his home in
Auburn, Ala. f@
1t. Palmer's place as editor of
the Outpost will be taken by, SER
vice personnel of the Navy. He
was here for more than a year.