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Evening star., 1947-02-12
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT-Income tax. all taxes.
Federal and local, prepared: records IN
stalled and rstss R sgd 1876
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. kept
part time; tax returns. audits, Statements
fsGS8SuS EssSHnhsso oR TAX Termna
sceounting records Installed and main
ssle saieea aates auda5S a. i5sismeh's 5oi7 e''
ACcoUNTING ss STUDENTS. veterans, de-
sire part-tine employment, bookkeeping Or
ssI1fas Tsfs assiEfs e. a
SCRIPTS, promotion; presently employed
NfYy Est Box veteeaR assR star With legislative
government, and trade organization expe-
Renee. wants part-time or fuii-time con-
%s Isl Shop. g.
ATnssSss Bek 4gGK fas sar Special or
porary service available Immediately; exper.
as sales manager, administrator; trade as
:Oeston ts ppSSess5e pSps eS
3s. Yale graduate cail Shepherd 7o76.
CHEF, white, married, sober and reliable,
thoroughly experienced in top spots; Euro
pean and American cooking. Box 1861 i
DRAFTNG done at home, expert work. york
ssssTSIM9AaToR-DRAFrsMAN, ssS < building cons.:,
exp. Ex. 2s73 days. Wo. 1888 ewes. a.
NAN una S9iGrsd 1sses s0p porteT
eieYator eig or'ii PHONE T1fS. No. 57s7. y7'
MAN, colored, work as ,tailor's helper OF
tTsnes ns es ays y7 y7SsS so'i0fa Il so s'hSS p%
Sfslcf SffA ff'sI Nan 5o. reliable trqssSssr.ny
as peTiensed ses Various lines; presently employed
desires to make change; salary, 500. Box
PssfNTTER.PhpER sfT sePhpER HANGER, int, ext; 1st-
class work, reasonable. Call RElSMAN'
syERssMaN syEsRnsssssM N9 ASS7PkENr1cE married veteran
good arm, D. c. area: have some experiences
pEMTiSa sfsfs ia PR pfREssMHN. ssh apprenticeship by
sS f.eRs5 Rsa :aSsl 81 aisa R. 'fe'fl sEsa
RESTAURANT or club manager. thoroughly
aus worn * a exseen
Y.sTENosRAPHEE.a ass 90; a. II +. years 8 Ts
ssss sRScK fsf5Kki pKivER hs1 Of so live in
ri EiIh3E''sss sssi s' or 'ss No. nfs!s'
TETERAN, TTTAasN Form former AAF radio MECHANIC
week minimum. BOX 12-L, Star. IA
YOUNG MAN, white, truck driver o.
plumbers helper. exDer. Call TR. oaso q.
PART TIME-Publicity, newsletter. trade
paper writing or editing BY veteran, news
and publicity BACKGROUND. Box AK a.
PART TIME; afternoons eeEr evenings, y1c typ;
ing and bookkeeping type 65 w.p;m. JAMES
wHITESDES, DU. 9S03 after 2. 13s
PERMANENT WASHINGTON resident. 80 yrs
old, married. more than 10 years expert
ence In private industry and Govt, alons
information, public contact. TRANSPORTATION
rates and claim handling lines; availabls
1S SgE qafs Phi RuSSK Sask q tfsasr stas drive,
and some mssshhanical assh work. Good refer
Ex.NASAL 1ViAToR, "a, college studen
majoring in foreign service, desires part
time employment; knowledge of typing
PIX. French. German; sligo 9074. IA
can do painting. Call any time after.
FoRMER ARMY OFFICER, aged 30. tech
nicaliy trained, manufacturing automotivt
and aircraft production, inspection. dtstrt.
button and service; airplane pilot: loca
resident, property owner 10 years, p Boz
POSITION as paymaster or head time
kseper; complete charge; all payroll ia,
returns fled; industrial and constructor
experience: local references. Box 47e-K
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uoMe IMpRoyEMENT coMPANIEs

ASBESTOS AND INSULATING BRICK. sid.
ing; Asphalt roofing. Z day special-
Feb. is. Skilled workmanship. Budget
payments. Phone WA. 6154 after pm
WKIFsT MAJ SpMMssqRsuG2Phi 60 cts ane
private roads. For free estimate. dial Glebs
deiiysry; terms. See See our c model display
Stran steel overhead doors; frame, brick
OF cinder block garages; GENERAL lN.
pugTRIEs CORR 11o9 JsfIs1s9n hfIsnsenn Dsyas W
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best
met instaiiations: Bruce finishes, FLOOR.
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1914 Wiseon-
sin ave. NO. S2le.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects. day. night and
r. S as
for D. c. reauirements and GI training
1870 N. Y. ave: ME TITS. Estab. 1918,
subjects taught Approved BY Goyernmen.
for GI training. WAR-MYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE: 1910 q st nv. DI 1852
hand, touch tipping; individual instruction.
start any time. LAKE SCHOOL. I1o1 Yer,
LATIN AMERICAN LADY wiahes to teach
Spanish to ladies only, AID. 0s06. 13s
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS. 1947.. sample
edition. So. Merit PsuHBaLfcATToNs. tHa Room
313. 1920 New York ave; pI 7191: 1ss
adults and children (beginners) piano: Sc
monthly. Call co. 1894 after pm. Ia
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SITUATIONS WoMeN.

ADVANCED PRACTICAL NURSE would
like place permanent or temporary. LU.
4DVERTIsING coPYwRITEK - Young
woman with broad, varied experience seeks
worthwhile opportunity TO-. demonstrate
abilities; college plus specialized advertis-
ing training; workins kn9wiease OF Pro-
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

SHARE PLAN-If pass, we arrange ride;
II car owner, we fill your vacant seat; res
% Mass. ave. NV, RE. 6SSs
WANT 8 to share expenses to Great Falls
Mont or intermediate points: Mon. FEB
II. Phone DU. 1891 13'
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LARGE, BEAUTIFUL. up-to-date inn with
living quarters. building and all equip,
ment new: operating 6 months only and
doing large volume Of business; on
main hwy. in Pennsylvania; Will sell and
and plenty OF parking space.
Lunchroom, fully equipped. and modern
7-room BUNGALOW: all convenience; ana
drive in; good location in Maryland and
plenty Of room for tourist camp: good To-
cation for gas station.
Confectionery. soda fountain and res.
taurant in Westminster Md: possession
at once o. c. CORBIN, Real Estate, West
minister Md -l3
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ED-RESTAURANT-$1 900 down
owner going West. Must sacrifice for quick
sale. Income quoted. $500 week. Rent, $50,
Including 3-rm. and bath apartment
Lease. Sell lots Of fried chicken, fried
fish. pork chops, chicken stew and hot
dogs: seats 81; extras pay rent. Total
price, on easy terms, less than So, 600.
Hurry This Is . bargain. A. r. SEELYE,
14O0 l. st. NV, DI. 1926.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

lRESTAURANT {liauor1. downtown 14th st.
section N ths heart q sns e;ssn nnsns,al ais
| $4,000 air-cond: unit and two walk-in
electric boxes; low rent, 10-yeaI lease.
reason for
business: willing 70 let purchaser stay On
trial for two weeks: open II @ An daily daily
sssssnanet sssssnrant s spseialis., ssxclasi1e 1905
SolosES sEf MI xsEiNcr hA; e7its 7iosation 18th and
arsS income dspPprsx ps
est iss prices: brick. a rms. baths: $So,-
s sslp eSRffs 81 cssssE sSss
| FEouRGsT Ee sssS' CAMP and restaurant. doing good
rR snsz nsz ss ssSoG
amount Of cash REQUIRED; 10. 10 Or 20
ysssr Ws Havs IssSs 4fTr DsI4fd TsroRRs sSs in nw ONE
as sqs sa s9 White ir.as sss s
s ehn ses iSr e. cn iSy sS zhse Asa gns ass
wkiy. sales over 81; 900: beer lie. Included;
R.Ss RAssY Ta EEA4Tax 4ias CO. MI $780, ewes, .r'
GIEsTM6TfSE excel meals oi agwa,o.n S.ss
business nets approx. SIC, 900 per year.
@ Rfor; sEsr Re 49, lss s yslmont wth aTe JoHn Nv
Siss ShoC. Ves11); $1,000 wkly. bus: nice rms.
suee ssersS ss tsaa 5se ssssf
MENs MEMS WI Wear soi is75. ST. excel. chance Tor
edss s Ssn shis sss sfas!
first FIX. 25Ol; ewes, CLARK. 81. 7195s =.
GRoc. No: I5s..ss; So 600 complete; nj $500 o
sres xss ssss ssues s0s sn. a sai
sEAgT9 81 SF2l sSEoN sEss .!sss s$s5a 81 ssseths, in
assleps sEa TATs slTfF eo sbriaa sH i0iissn iios
DINER, on busy hwy, excellent location
good, lease. low rental, good prep1sition 5S 5Sr
Realtors, lie So st. Asaph St, Alex
9eds 49, f2EpeaTfDNsde. 2pen s6ndays dress shop for
116 So. St. Asaph ST.. Alex. 664f. Open
soNED zoNHsSs coMwERc1AL-1 plot 15ox15o in
same size on Lee hwy. In Fairfax, priced
M Ss PEI & ii Gr It tusshef ah e5as or 5
GkocfhR eslS ffsy srosEs aSs p DOING bet $1,000
Esesz Fa in s.oss ossss sss ss $3.50
worth Of equipment and $4,000 worth Of
stock no sood will to - pay; icy sHyerssaams sean
able rent For further Information, can
MRS PANILL at GIL. 6593 ewes, or OK.
BOOMING HOUSE near. 11th and Mass
ave. n.w-1S rooms, 31z baths; income
quoted $500 per month, plus quarters;
| rent, $3.50; lease 20 mos; recently redec
Priced to sell. To inspect, call OWNER,
ia 1918 or 81. 1862.
GROCERY (23O), bargain, bargain: $500
| wkly. bus; $1,000 complete; rms. at once;
owner must sell. sSee SEIGEL First" Elk.
25O1: eyes,, Sindler Ii 2421.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Gent

TYPIsT (CPA ofdce) (f); start, SI76- mo,
future; clerk typist, good at figures. $175;
need 100 new applicants daily for new
openings ct better salaries. Call in. Estah,
80 yrs. See Miss Evans at BOYDS, 1855
FOR RELIABLE help Of any kind, phone
NO. 9S79, PROGRESSIVE EMPIOyMENT
AGENCY. 81 Fla ave NV 1Ss
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dition, $3.50. 1. LoY' 2l4o Eye 81. Nv.
Gac as sas heater heT snf a'ss a and
heME hsas isns5S goS fei5 fsfs m nW M s1 sas
sa e. : ssSa IS . ~ 'es
GAS RAsGEs@Pick Your your range from the
largest display in town. Liberal allow
IL ysr Is EaRsf sd oh st. 'fl%
Gas GA isaiSG iRsaiSGE. Detroit Jewel. side oven. good
GAS RANGE, Round Oak. for natural gas.
4 burners, table top. no stoop broiler; ex.:
eseps nysTfv Ssks s5o9 ps4E sSo7 Queens Chapel
GAS RANGE-Prewar. 4-burner, side oven,
utii. drawer; excel. cond.; $50. Union 1879.
GAS REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux, new
s ADDED morsaa Dries 80 oa' az Ssss '' nave D''n
sls. sh Sd pss ssd and nd psia s
s2a5 aeaFss ave sedford 1s 6gIa
SEslIer; sa1sfs; extremely Sss G me bug; $3.50 81
sas sIsss. snSf four SurRsfs and oven; sao
GcaEINSERAToRs-sTARTERs, $3.50 up. igs..
Higsiss HEATERS, i oil. coal Kerosene. gas, wood.
sssiE' sroSE co a 1ois iss
HEATERS. electric; GE. westinghouse and
$49b. Get yours while the stock lasts.
ELECTRIcAL CENTER. 514 10th st. NV.
HeATiNG-on furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex-
pert engineering: Q yrs. TO pay. SERVICE
ENGINEERING CO., 1921 Ga. aye. GE.
$3.50, GE. 6065.
HEATING PLANTS, used. guaranteed. for
4-I2 rna houses; lgs; selest59r pgs TO snooss n6
Capitol St. II. 2602, I'll
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANcEs-Gas, electric,
plumbing and heating. In PetwoIth, 37ll
New Hampshire ave. NV. GE 6160. In
Georgetown. 1894 wisconsin ave. NV, Ho.
02O0. Georgetown showroom open eyes
rirlgs until q CARL LIPP, INC.
HUMIDIFJER-Don' breathe dry air. in.
stall a Klomparens patent all-copper hu.
nidffer on your hot-air furnace or arr
conditioning system. KLOMP-A1R SYs-
TENS. experts on air systems. S59.50.
TR. 1898. -
lcontinued sn Next Pass.S
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rooms above good lease. Open 1870 am
All new equipment clean as pin o1neT aneS
cash: BoB HoLGANDER {SEsssstaSran! Sss
spscialst' Ds ns szclasys asHs broker 1909 N Z
sTIi SILVER EiH' sPRfNG. HAi ND, the End larses,
town in the State Of Md, and still grow.
fully sipr ssgppesa s.ea ans con-
saiescent Hospital at Forest Glen. Nd
Operated BY owner temporarily, who ha.
other Interests Ar man @ ans
lease, $3.50 per mo. rent. Owner on
Rss1ssfs Ro0MfsG I'll Ho6sas Ssss "a rms baths no
mo-; almost ,5-yr, straight transfsrabl'
s s unusually sSoud pce b. u1 Ing snowS Snota
Aeos seeossr. Si1So IS1o VI ave ave, Rm, ~, Re b14S
MARKET IN nsssbs sHa Vrsinia pse1
than cost OF fixtures. must sell because oi
sRocEsS esRes iass.sss E2Ts. As Beer AND wIsE
dsy s5sa lease sales ss9S
ss'ssSSr1Ss' 81 sisf; ewes: zD
coRSss nb Sisp' GROCERY, colored trade, NV
ease rms SeSo Beer and 0 wie: ssooo down
balance on notes. AUERBACH & co.
DI. 3131; eyes,, AID. 1907 or MI. $500
NIGHT CLUE, Just over the District line
in MARYLAND: on-and-oh- sale liquor license
very beautiful place. seats .18O, large park
| ing lot; low rent. apt. included: 9-yeaI
lease; price. $4,000 including LIQUOR
stock. easy terms: consider trade for prop
erty. BOB HoLLANDER exclusive
ESSwrc2 slGSfdw tSoy asD ics Eve CREAM s soP Ps =
Columbia I'd. near 18th. one Of the busies.
locations in WASH does about $500 wkly
nov and nearly double IN summer: counter
required Opens 10 am. daily. rent low,
good saS lease = span Tais business sno1id . show
moving 70 California: no experience nee
near AmbassadoS Theater. PEOPLES Drua D,la
terms, and purchaser to assume $4,000
due ice cream company payable only 10e
| ON each gallon Of ice cream sold. BOE
HoLLANDER. 1909 n 7. ave. NV. fexclu-
GROCERY STORE In busy NV. location or
| Q prominent st.; has 3-fm. apt; rent, $11
mo-, long lease: Inc. quoted about $500
wk: Price, $500 incl, stock, maybe less
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Broker, 1910 Vermont
ave, RIM 217. RE. $40. -13
Evening star., 1947-12-17

heard Of Vienna during the London
Conference came from . colonel's
wife who had been here only q
month. She said: "Why it's not
half as exciting here as it was listen
ing to those broadcasts back in the
States"
(Released by The Bell Syndicate. Ine.)
Evening star., 1947-12-17

statistics along these lines, because
the exact number OF troops main-
tained by each power in the area is
a military secret. The Russians
won't tell the number of theirs, 50
the other powers become cagey also;
but it's fairly plausible guess that
the Russians have the most, the
Americans next and the British and
the French the least.
The American end of the patrol
is operated by the 796th MP Bat
talon. Talking with one of its off,
GERS, I asked about any international
ill-feeling that might be encounter
ed in the course of the operations OF
the patrol.
Austrians Complain.
"Oh. that's caused by the AUS
trians," he said with an expression
Of mild disgust. They're always
calling In and complaining about
the Russians, whether or not they're
doing anything. Recently an Aus
trian got excited and called up just
because he saw a Russian jeep
parked in front Of store. We in
vestigated, and the Russian was in
side buying suit of clothes"
No American In Vienna minimizes
the difficulties and dangers in the
present international situation.
They all know that they would be
the first to get it If anything hap
pened. More than most Americans
at home and certainly far more
than Congress. they are in favor of
a strong United States prepared
against any eventuality which might
occur. But the average American in
Vienna seems a lot less inclined to-
ward immediate shooting than the
average editorial writer in the
u. S. A.
The best summing I have
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5 Softball Teams
Ready For Season

At a meeting of the Key West
Softball Association at the City
Hall last night, five softball teams
indicated that they are ready to
begin play. These are the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, the Amer
lean Legion and Boz's Sport
Shop in the Glass "a League,
and Adams Dairy and Key West
Merchants in the Glass "B"
League.
Unless other civilian teams
qualify by April 10th, the dead
line for entries, the vacant spots
in both City Leagues will be
filled by Navy teams. Dwight
Hunter, Recreation Director, an
nounces that requests for entries
into the leagues are now being
accepted at the City Recreation
Office at the City Hall.
Present at the meeting, presid-
ed over by Neil Saunders, were
Charles w. Patterson, Charles w.
Wells, Alfred BroSt. Bob Smith,
Alton B. Goehring, B. L. Han
cock, George Lewis, Manuel
Alayon, Gerard w Piedila, Bud
Madigan, Perry Mccullough, and
Dwight Hunter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28

Errors: Arnold 2, Santana, Gar
cha. A. Alonzo, Willard, Gallart 2,
Beck: runs batted in; Arnold, Will
lard. Gallart 2, Bearden 3, Fer
nandez. Chandler, Jordan 2; two
base hits: Arnold. Webb; three
base hits: Arnold, Gallart; home
run: Bearden; stolen base: Fer
nandez: left on bases: Pirates 8,
Miami g; bases on balls: off Will
lard 6. off O'Neiil 2; strikeouts;
by O'Neill 7, by Willard 2; hit by
pitcher: by Willard (Souter);
passed ball: Rodriguez; umpircs:
KarkaS and Clark; time: l.42.
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HOME REPAIRS
Continued from Page One,

Continued from Page One,
family homes will account for
most expenditures, the study re-
vealed. Painting is the most often
wanted improvement, with about
a third of all owners planning to
redecorate home exteriors or
some room of the interior. At
least one out of every is dwell
ings needs carpentry repairs, and
large numbers will have water
pipes repaired, bathrooms tiled or
showers installed during the
year, according to the report.
AS evidence of the increase in
building supplies, Ortman point
ed out that floor and wall tile
volume is expected to hit an all
time high this year. ''Stepped-up
production of materials means
that the construction industry
can both build record numbers
of houses and do the repair work
neglected during the war;" he
said.
Home repair expenditures in
the country are part of $685.
900 modernization program be-
ing undertaken in Florida this
year, according to the stury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28
SCORE 4-3 AT START OF,
. 9TH; BUGS GET TEN
HITS TO ELEVEN FOR
TOURISTS
BY JOHN r. voSBURcH

City Editor. Kew West Citizen
The Pirates gave the Miami
Tourists a real tussle for two
thirds of the game Yesterday at
Municipal Stadium but then the
roof fell in and out of the wreck
age the Tourists pulled a 13to-3
victory. Going into the seventh
inning the Pirates were on. the
short end of a 4-3 count only to
have Miami score four runs on
one hit, single.
Manager Dave Coble of the
Tourists was not completely salts
fled with his teams performance.
They still are not ready" he
said. The boys were hitting the
ball more ON a line than they
have so far but of the II bingles
off Calvin Willard. Pirate right
handler, only three went for extra
bases.
Everything seemed to go wrong
in the seventh inning for the Pr
rates. They had made just one
error up to that time but finished
with Ska somewhat better per-
Torrance than the Red Raiders
and Blue SoX gave against the
Tourists. The Buccaneers were
very much in the ball game as
Skeeter Webb led off the seventh
for Miami with a walk.
Armando Gallart. the Cuban
shortstop, singled to center and
Webb took third when Andy
Alonzo bobbled the bounce. Ray
Stokes, Miami's left-handed hit
ting first baseman, then dumped
an easy roller to Santana at sec
ond. Santana misjudged it and
the ball rolled through his legs
into right field, Webb scoring and
Gallart going to third.
Willard issued passes to Souter
and Bearden. forcing Galiart over
the plate with another run.
Stokes was nailed at the plate
when Chandler grounded to San
tana but Willard was guilty of
miSjudgment on the next play
when Fernandez hit a fast hop
per to him. The pitcher fielded
it nicely, but instead of throwing
home for sure double play, he
wheeled and threw to second.
Chandler was out, but Souter
scored and Beardon. tailed the
fourth run of the frame when
Rodriguez threw. to second to get
Fernandez when the latter stole
second successfully.
The next inning was even
worse when the Tourists added
five more runs on four hits. Rod
riguez missed a high foul fly by
Rearden Is feet from the plate
and Willard then did likewise on
similar fly by Chandler in front
of the pitchers box to add to the
rout.
The Pirates hit we'll, banging
eight hits off Chick O'Neill. Mi
ami southpaw, with Ralph Arnold
getting single, double and
triple in five trips to the plate,
Miami punched a double by
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28
PIRATES CRACK
TO LOSE 1873
tilt TO MIAMI

Webb, triple by Gallart, passed
ball by Rodriguez, error by Ar
mold and Bearden's homer to
center in the fourth for the first
four runs of the game
Two Miami errors and a field
er's choice accounted for the first
Pirate run by Rodriguez in the
fifth. Santana singled to open
the sixth but was caught steal
ing second. Andy Alonzo and Jim
Albury singled, the former scor-
ing on an error. Rodriguez open
ed the seventh with a walk, but
Hernandez and Willard took call
ed third strikes as the fans
stormed at Umpire Bill Karkas.
Arnold lifted a looper to right
which rolled for three bases and
scored Rodriguez with the last
Pirate run.
Box score:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28
Mel Fisher and Manager Coble Form
Tourist Battery VS. Baltimore;
Game Starts AT PM.
Yacht Club To
Meet Tonight

At. meeting of the Key West
Yacht Club, scheduled for to-
night, details in the arrangement
of entertaining the ST, Petersburg
Havana yachtSmen in a race be-
tween the two cities, who are ex-
pected here tomorrow, will be
worked out.
The yachtsmen aboard several
sailing vessels leave Havana to-
night bound for Key West. They
will have spent three days in the
Cuban capital.
Open house will be held at the
Yacht Club at Garrison Blight to-
morrow. A banquet is scheduled
to be held tomorrow night at
Casa Marina Hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28

night at 7:30 o'clock in the Casa
Cayo Hueso. The losers OF the re-
cent Scotch four-ball play will
be the hosts. Refreshments viii
be supplied by the Golf Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28

TIDES
Tomorrow
Naval Base
eastern Standard Time)
High Tide Low Tide
403 am. 7:3l am.
2:23 pm. 1926 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time of Height of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda -0hr.
(bridge). 10 min. 90 #.
No Name Key -t2hr.
(east side) 30 min.
Boca Chica -0hr.
SANDY Point 40 min.
Caldas Channel -+2hr.
(north end) 10 min. IA #.
Minus Sign-Corrections to be
Subtracted
Plus Sign Corrections to be
added.
Watermarks in paper were first
employed by Italians in the 18Th
century.
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, March, %, 1947
observation taken at $3.50 am.
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Temperatures
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The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
cloudy and warm today, becoming
fair and cooler tonight and Sat
urday. Fresh to strong south
westerly winds shifting to fresh
northerly Saturday.
Florida: Considerable cloudi-
ness today with little change in
temperature over south portion,
cooler north portion. Generally
fair tonight, cooler south portion
and colder north portion. Sat
urday fair and cooler.
East Gulf and Jacksonville
through Florida Straits: Small
craft warnings displayed over en-
tire area. Fresh to moderately
strong south to southWeSterly
winds shifting to fresh northerly
tonight and over north portion
today. Fresh north to northeast
erly winds Saturday. Consider
able cloudineSs and a few showers
today. Generally fair tonight
and Saturday,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28
Golf Club Dinner
Slated Tonight

The moEthly dinner of the Key
West Colt Club will be held to-