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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30
VINES PAGES FIELD
IN GOODALL TOURNEY

NEWTON, Mass, May 2e-(P)-
Setting off a sensational putting
display, which gave him an eagle
and five brides, Ellsworth Vines
of Los Angeles. who became a
golf professional after winning
amateur tennis outstanding prizes,
carded a five-under par 81 today
to pace Is other hand-picked rivals
through the opening round of the
So 900 Goodall round-robin tourna-
ment at the Charles River Country
club.
The whaleshark is the largest
known fish. Whalesharks as long
as so feet have been reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By The Associated Press

BROOKLYN - Tami Maurello,
203 ga, New York, T.K.O. Jimmy
Carrollo, 1913 IL, New York, 5.
NEW YORK Gamaica Arena)-
Warren Peterson, 173, New York,
knocked out Billy Pappas, TT IL,
Reading, Pa, /.
B~INGHAMPTON, N. Y.-Billy
Brown, 1853 IL, Hartford, DUPONT
ed George Williams, 157 IL, Bal
Eimore, 10.
UTICA, N. Y. - Al Highers, al,
Sheriff., and Billy McCray, 143 L.,
Cleveland, drew. 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

x-Playing night game.
Yesterdays Results
Cleveland 4; Detroit l.
New York S; Washington 2.
Philadelphia 8; Boston 2.
st. Louis 4; Chicago 2.
Today's Games
New York at Philadelphia N-chand-
,er R-3) and Bevens l3-4) VS. Coleman
(0-3) and Fowler (2-5).
Cleveland at Chicago C) Harder
900 and Black (3-4) VS. Lopat (3-4) n
Haynes 1-2).
st. Louis at Detroit (2l - Potter 1-4
and Muncr:ef (4-3) VS. Newhouser as
and Trucks (3-3).
Boston at Washington (2) - Hughson
(2-3) and Dobson az W Pieretti DID
and Haefner- (0-4ls
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Runs batted in - Mungo, McQuillen,
Jackson, Uhls. Two-base hits - Mungo,
McQuillen. Stolen bases - Melvin, Den
ming. Sacrifices - Wright. Left on bases
-Dunn-Erwin 9, Clinton 9. Bases on
balls off: Wright 4, Williams 6. Struck
out. by - Wright 6, Williams 5. Wild
pitches Wright 2. Passed balls-Den-
ming, Under. Umpires-Outzs, Mitchell.
Time of game 2:1O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Error Evers. Runs batted in =
Secrecy, Hogan, Peck, Metkovich, Wake
field. Two base hits - Hogan, Boudreau,
Evers. Home run - Wakefield. Sacri-
fices - Embree 2. Double play-Boud-
reau, Gordon and Robinson. Left on bases
- Cleveland 10, Detroit 4. Bases on
balls off Embree 2, Trout 2. Umpires
- Rommel, Passarella and Boyer. Time
Las. Attendance S,737.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30
BEARS

ATLANTA, May 20 - U.D -
Mobiles Bears, fresh from a split
series at Chattanooga, thanked
the Lookouts today for providing
the punch that placed the Bears
within a game and a half of the
league lead. The Bears downed
the Nashville Vols 9 to S. The
'Noogas meanwhile were trounc-
ing the league leading New Or
leans Pelicans 5 to l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Errors None. Runs batted in-Hen-
rich, w. johnson 3. Berra, Christman
Two base hits - Christman, Wynn,
Three base hits - Spence, Heinrich.
Home run w. Johnson, Berra. Sacri-
flee Yost. Double plays-Stirnweiss,
Rizzuto and McQuinn (2). Left on base
- New York 7; Washington 7. Bases
on balls Shea 5, Wynn 3. Strikeouts-
Shea 2; Wynn 2, Page 1. Hits - off
Shea 5 in 6 innings; Page / in 3. Win
ming pitcher - Shea. Time 2:11. I'm
pires Summers, Rue, Hurley and
Paparella. Attendance 1856.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

New Y * S; Brooklyn 4.
Chicago at Pittsburgh, ppd., rain.
(Only games 'scheduled).
Today's Games
Brooklyn at Boston () Barney
u-O) and lombard (1-4) VS. SPAIN
(7-0) and Barrett 1-3).
Philadelphia at New York N-Leon-
ard (6-2)' or. Jurisich (0-1) and Schanz
O-O) VS. Kennedy (3-2) and Koslo go.
Chicago at Pittsburgh () Borowy
(4-1) and Wyse ga VS. Rot d-2) and
Higbe (3-3).
Cincinnati at st. Louis () Wander
Nicer (2-2) and Peterson Q-2) VS. Brazle
(2-2) and Hearn (2-1).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30
DEFEAT
CHICAGO, 4 TO z

CHICAGO, May 29-P-The st.
Louis Browns defeated the Chicago
White Sox AZ tonight before 10. 242
in the first night game of the Chi
cago season. Ellis Kinder pitched
a seven-hitter to gain his second
victory as the Browns dubbed
three White Sox pitchers for eleven
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Runs batted in Jamin, Brown. Sell
1ers. Three-base hits - Brown, Pearsall.
Home run - Brown. Stolen bases -
Rogers, Parnell, Magini. Left on bases
Lumberton 5; Red Springs 6. Bases on
balls off: Garcia 3, Sellers 3. Struck
out, by - Garcia 5, Sellers 3. Umpires-
Wilson, Baker. Time of game lilo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30
DUKE IN IC4A

PHILADELPHIA, May 20. Up
Boston University and Duke to-
day were elected to membership in
the IC4A and will compete in the
organizations track and field
championships at Franklin field
tomorrow.
Asa Bushnell, secretary of the
body, said the membership now
totals 81 colleges - the largest in
its 71-year history.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Runs batted in Eames. Two-base
hits - Games. Stolen bases Benton.
Double plays Muscemici TO Bridges
(2); Balla, Howard to Richie. Left on
bases - Wilmington 4, Smithfield 3.
Bases on balls off: Edens a; Koch /.
Struck out, by-Edens 2, Koch 4. UNI
pires Reveille, Veasey. Time of game
l 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Use cabbage leaves as nests for
diced tart apples combined with
an equal quantity of finely shred
ded cabbage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Molasses and ginger add delec-
table flavor to Indian apple pud-
ding.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Cash receipts from farm market
ings in January, 1947, were nearly
40 per cent above January, 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Serve UP substance and pungent
flavor in a dish of scalloped onions
and peanuts,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30
STANDINGS

Today's Games
Clinton at Dunn-Erwin.
Sanford at Warsaw.
Lumberton at Red Springs.
Smithfield at WILMINGTON.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

Top soil throughout the nation
averages about six inches in depth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Shrine Officers
Viii attend Bali,
Dinner Friday

II. B. Molloy. illustrious poten-
tate, and the other officers of
Mahi Shrine Temple, will be here
Friday Afternoon to attend the
banquet and the grand charity
ball of the Key West Shrine
Club to be held Friday night at
the Casa Marine Hotel, it was
announced today.
Other officers coming here are
H. c. Elbright, chief rabban: Hir-
am Blakely. assistant rabban;
Sam Davis, high priest and pro-
phet: Russell Houston, oriental
guilds; Robert Booth, recorder;
and Milo Coffrin. treasurer.
These officers will fly here
and will be met at the airport
Friday afternoon by John X.
Clemmer, Andrew Frazier and
other members of the Key West
Shrine Club.
The banquet at the Casa Mar
ina Hotel will be held Friday
evening. 1t is expected that IL
lustrious Potentate MaIloy will
make a short speech.
The ball will be, at 8 p. m. at
Casa Marine. All members of the
Shrine Club of Key West, their
wives and friends are invited to
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
ysysI'ees Hear
Mrs. Holmes

~ . mecting If the Jayshees
kIaneiay night Mrs. Sue Holmes,
executive secretary of Key West
Rrd Cross Chapter. gave a talk
sn wfaf tins country IL facing be-
esaae al the war. I'm part. she
said:
-America Is forgetting too soon
w'h@s the service people
wcnf through in the war and that
na~ny of tine boys need help and
~sli necd help for years 10 come.
sire stressed the need of Home
Nurses courses In Key West.
The Jsyshees will attend a
iuneheen al the officers club on
Friday noon and will be taken
@ixsard Submarine i'm comment
mox.tion a submarine week.
Mrs. Hector Barroso was ac-
srpsed AZ a new member to the
club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
At MARATHON
SELL FOR $I5,OOO.OO

Six lots in the Parrish subdivi-
sion at Marathon were purchased
yesterday for $4,000 in cash, w.
A. Parrish, Marathon real estate
dealer, said today.
Purchasers of the lots were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Giddons. Mia
mi. and the seller was Fl. M.
Britchard, care of Halls Camp,
Marathon. Giddens will have to
spend approximately $4,000 to
develop the lots he bought, which
are on the Atlantic side of the
key.
A warranty deed transferring
the property to the Giddens was
filed today in the office of Coun-
ty Clerk Ross G. Sawyer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Liquor Men Act
On Petition For
StatcL Change

Members N the Retail Liquor
Dealers Association of Key West
were to meet at 3 o'clock this af-
ternoon at Duffy's Tavern to con-
slider action on a petition for
State beverage law changes be-
ing circulated here by D. M. Bry-
ant of Jacksonville, president OF
the Retail Beer Dealers Associa-
ton Of Florida. t.ta ~
The petition is addressed to
State Senator James A. Franklin
and State representative Bernie
c. Papy and requests their help
In securing changes by the pres
cnt session Of the State 'Legisla.
ture in. the existing beverage
laws Of the State. '.p ;..tlr4e3
The changes. sought :,byss the
Beer Deaiers ASSOC c9n-
sist Of az Reduction of at least
SO percent in present beer taxes,
cent in taxes on wine, whiskey
t2 Reduction of at least 30 per
and other spurious liquors.
81 Establishment of a Beverage
Commission of at least three
members to pass on question OF
revoking licenses of retailers OF
beer. wine or liquor. This power
is now in the hands of a Bev-
erage Director.
"a No revocation of license un-
less the retailer has first been
convicted in court of violation Of
state beverage laws.
(5) Permit purchase or lease OF
retail beer. wine or liquor estab.
lishments whose licenses have
ben revoked. provided the new
owner has no connection with
the former owner.
(6) Permit sale to any uni.
formed members of armed ser
vices. regardless of age.
ca Uniform law for hours Of
sale Of beers. wines and liquors
90 No new licenses after Octo-
Der |. l947 for two year period
This last objective was added
by representatives of the Key
West association to prevent the
excessive increases here of bars
and other liquor-dispensing es'
Establishments.
An agent was expected to be
selected at the meeting today t.
handle the associations business
regarding legislation and alst
that of similar groups in thu
county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Long-Distance
Phone Strike
Nearing End
(By Asseeiated .PressD


3 WASHINGTON, April g.
Strike of ! long distance tele-
phone operators appeared to be
near settlement this afternoon.
Department of Labor spokes-
man said an agreement probably
will be reached before the day is
over, but John j. Moran, head of
ers, in commenting on the predic-
ers, incommenting on the predic-
.tion declared the strike may last
one day more"
He admitted that the confer
ence that lasted all last night
and was resumed this morning
had shown progress toward
sediment. Long-distance opera
tors number 10000.
In New Jersey, where a bill
has been passed by the legisla-
ture and is awaiting the govern
sor's signature, outlawing strikes
in vital public industries, COM
niercial and maintenance en-
ployees in the telephone service
have returned to their jobs. The
new law provides penalties for
violations, but. despite the pen
alties, operators have not re-
turned to their duties in that
state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
SHIP is NAMED In HON. !
OR OF ONE OF WARS
OUTSTANDING NAVAL
HEROES

One of the ships visitors will
be permitted to inspect Friday at
the Submarine. Base on Sub
marine Anniversary. Friday. will
be the USS Howard w. Gilmore,
which was named in honor of
one of the outstanding heroes of
the last war. who gave his life
to save his ship and crew.
Take her down. Commander
Gilmore shouted. as d Jap war
vessel closed Ola the submarine
of which he was commander. The
ship was taken down but Gil
more was lost, for he was alone
on the bridge of the ship when
it went below the surface.
On May "a, 1914 the Gilmore
was placed in commission by
Captain F. w. Scanland, USN, at
Mare Island California, and was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Sub Tender Gilmore Will Be
Open To Visitors Here On
Friday, Submarine Anniversary

turned over to lrer first com
handing officer. Capt. Dan N.
Cone, USN. Capt. Scanland. who
died recently, was the father of
Comdr. Scanland of the Key
West Naval Base. 49,. 10
Gilmore got under way from
Pearl Harbor September l3, 1914.
During the next five months she
outfitted submarines for war pa ,
trolls and engaged in extensive
training programs at Mature
Atoll, Marshall Islands.
She subsequently served in
Brisbane. Australia. Humboldt
Bay, Dutch New Guinea and Sub
ic Bay. Philippine Islands. On
April 18. l945. the command was
turned over to Comdr. Carl A.
Johnson, USN. Cmdr. Johnson is
now Captain johnson. operations
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Pspy Appointed On
II Committees; Sets
Record For Number
- as BlD1llDlNC ANlDu
IxDsN AsSNs.; MEM.
nm az FISHERIES
saDnMgTTEE

s4Dw~&mt - to~ sssse~st
TALLAHASSEE. April D. Der
sss G. rapy e Key West was
kmmas~f ~ Speaker Thomas ID.
n<mrlxs wish appointment 10 top
llsxSs sasnsnsisses 81 the f947
Itsa~w "a Representatives.
On rsuugnsflsn AZ Papy's years
&C exs~fs~nrs IN thu House. the
auw@krF nmmed tine Monroe Coun-
tam a. 10 committees. record
nazsster 81 assignments.
~ was spf~antea chairman of
fhs inswsstnns committee ON
n1akssns end I.san Associations,
sssr ehssTsm.n eli the Appropria-
sssmw Committee. aud member of
tIse fs.lkswsnz committees:
Ahuls.Iw Beverages. Aviation.
nmnAs and Leans County Offic-
49,. Dw@in.Ge and Water Con-
nerxasivn nules and Calendar.
Ssls wstsF fishsries. S"cial Sc
snaffv. pulsiw Roads and Con
assfussau.i Amendments.
Fnsm the view point ~ Key
weascss. prThspx the more Inn
swat~ns assignments were those
g. slse essanssstees on Salt Water
Fsuh~rses and pehIie Reads. While
n1mf~wssse. the Tap committees as
saxn~d P@py we're Rules. Alco-
sss,ise Beverages and Constitution
al Aasendnents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Committee ReScueS MART
Week Fiesta And Announces
New And Varied Program
SERIES OF MUSICAL So
CIAL, SPORTs EVENTS
ENDING IN BlC w.
RADE LISTED

At a meeting Of - cissxens IL
Key West. including three Ciiv
Commissioners last night. o..
city's tagging Jose Mssti w.sh
fiesta was rescued and given sn
invigorstine shot In the arm A
detailed program was drawn up
calling for q series of ens.rtsin-
ment events from tolsy through
Saturday.
Assisted by City Commissioner
John carbomcil. Louis Gabpnsii
and Albert Cooper. the Key Wei.
ers adopted as name. 't'ssssn@'
Committee" and pitched lnso 'hv
work Of making surress "a ssse
remaining four days oi the esis-
bration.
Thanks 10 the Chief ~ staff II
the Cuban Army. General ssens.
vevo Perez Damera AMI Cuban
CONSUL Martin Lliralsil the greet
Cuban Marine band has bnsn "A.
lowed 10 stay In Key West isa 49,
remainder of the week deslsssa
the Disappointing start al Inc iss-
tival. With this outstanding ma.
steal organization al IL. d,spsssssl.
+, the Citizens committee presersl.
ed to weld together a fine pso-
F., gram.
! The Cuban Marine hand. imei-
dentally won first prize st The
| Worlds Fair In New York In 1910
i and has played command prr
/! formanccs before the British
Royal Family Of King GcsFwe
wi.
| Among the new events sshe-
duled by the Citizens COMMITTEE
is a party. at 100 p. IN. today a
the San Carlos Iustitptie =.
| which, the public Is cordially 's.
yited. Punch will be served anil
! music furnished. Al o .. m.. q
street dance Will be held al ssss,
Cuban Club with the Cuban Band
supplying the music.
/ At noon tomorrow the Cuban
official visitors here viii he en-
tertaincd at luncheon sponsored
by the Cuban Club. An effort b.
being made To secure the ~.
Mary's Parish Hall for this event.
At 3 p. m. ceremonies will he
held at the cemetery and IA y
D. m. other ceremonies will bC
conducted in honor of Jose MART,
the great Cuban martyr. al IN
monument in Bayvicw Park b.
Key West Masons.
The Cuban Band will render a
concert tomorrow night 1T y
o'clock on Friday night conra
line will perforam on Duvsl "a.
between Fleming and Eaton SITS.
under the leadership of Albert
Bora, who is am Instrumental
factor i'm scheduling the enter
tainment program. A dance will
be held later the same evening
in front of the La Concha Hotel
to music of the Cuban band
On Saturday. the browning
fiesta event is scheduled
at Z p. M. when a parade will be
held the length of Duval street
Although organization Of the par
AIDE is being made on short notice.
it is fully expected that }, will
help to redeem the Disappointing
fiascos which marked the SUNDAY
and Monday night events. The
complete program is in the adj
joining column.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
ID. 4. X. VIici
Died On Sunday

A s~sers~m was received today
~ a. Ssm " Curry from Mrs.
Anns X. visef. advising HIM Of
ere sies1h ~ her husband. DIR. C..
n. NIses. In Nashville. Tenn. on
kAssm1as.
IN. visrt Was head Of the Meth
wsigs Church Board Of Extcn-
asszn fas fhe United States. Cuba.
Central and South Amcrica. He
wU ditfiei superintendent Of
afs~ Mi=sni district. and has
psr@rtra in the thod ST
shuFches in Key West. Funeral
wrvirr will lr held Friday. April
fIsh "A swso o'elock from the Rol-
hsw Dsn.Ily Chapel. Nashville,
Team.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Ford's Body Lies
In State Today;
Burial Thursday

DETROIT. April 9--Henry
Ford's body lies in state today in
Greenfield Village nea rthe red
brick building where he built his
first "horseless buggy" almost
half a century ago.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted tomorrow in St. Paufs
Episcopal Cathedral in this city.
Burial ceremony will be private
in the Addison Ford cemetery.
He will be buried beside his
father and mother.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Erira-T'Oed Cot
Has Extru.TOed
Kitten, 3 Normal

a Key Yves: cat with six
toes on one Of its front paws
has given birth to Z kitten
with six toes on one front
paw and seven on the other.
Three other kittens In the
same litter are normal.
Tho mother cat. called six
Toes. Is owned BY Mrs. lsa.
bel Demeritt. 1907. Albury
street. Although the inherit.
ing Of such . pronounced
physical characteristic has
aroused the interest Of many
. gcnetics minded student.
Mrs. Demefitt plans TO keep
the manY.tosd feline. TIE
other three kittens will BE
placed In homes Of friends. ..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
TdBuild
Old Folks Home
In Flagler Ave.

Monroe County Commission
voted last night to accept two lots
from donors and buy another in
! Flagler Avenue between First and
Second streets on which to build
new Monroe County Home.
An appropriation Of $4,000 is
lin this years budget to construct
|such a Home. Tentative plans
prepared for the county call for
erecting a 5O-bed Home, which
would be primarily for old per-
sons.
The three lots are 27O feet long
and 100 vfeetawide The commits
sion voted to pay j. Frank Rob-
.erts $500 for one of the lots.
Members of the city commits
|sionnsaid at last nights meeting
Oh the : county board, that they
swotald SO. aiosi9 as. rel funding the
paynfset1tt, 81 q axesit "a, the own
efsel, 6S 5estsi Iii u. ss.
| Commissioners Gerald Saunders
was directed by the county board
to call attention of the Key West
Drug Company that its bill for
medical supplies to the county
was five years late. The COM
mission received a bill from 1912
from the drug company. which
claims $537.l3 owing it.
The commission directed Coun-
ty Clerk Ross c. Sawyer to audit
the drug company bill. Then
Commissioner Saunders was di
rected to inform the company
that hereafter bills would have
to be rendered monthly or the
commission would refuse to do
business with it.
Commander AtWater of the
Disabled American Veterans
asked tho county commission to
approve of use of the old kinder
garden building in Reynolds st.,
as meeting place for the organ
ization. The board said that
would be up to the Board of Ed
ucation, and the building in ques-
ton was being used in part by the
Public schools of Key West.
A liquor permit was granted
White House restaurant at 227
Duval street by the commission.
| The commission also voted in
favor of granting license to
| run a package store at the Pr
rates Dugout.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09

-Busebull: U. of Huvunu vs.. U.S. Navy.
: Municipal Stadium.
Punch served at Sdn Curlos Institute. The
public cordially invited. Music.
Basketball: U. of Hovono VS.. Key West
High School at High School Gym.
Street Donce at Cubun Club. Music by
the Cuban Bond.
Luncheon sponsored by the. Cuban Club
in honor Of visitors. Music. +,
Ceremonies at Cemetery
Baseball: University of Hdvunu VS.. Key
West Colored Clowns. -
Ceremonies at Murti Monument by Mo-
sonic Lodge. Music.
-Buyview Pork entertainment, followed by
Concert by Cuban Bond,
Basketball: u OF Huvunu VS.. Asdevron
Gym.
Basketball: U. of Huvunu VS.. Navy AL
Stdrs at High School Gym.
Congo Line on Duval. between Fleming
and Eaton Streets. Street Ounce in front
Of LoConcho Hotel. Cubon Band.
Buseball:. y. of>Hovand VS.. Key West AL
Stus at Municipal Sodium.
-Purode, starting at Front and Duvnl Sts.
down Duvul TO cubdn Club. with, music
by Cubun Bond, High School Bond. Col
.ored Bond. P0rade Marshul. Vonce Stir
rup, curs and floats will be presented
by the following organizations and clubs:
cubdn Club us. "a, Ehdnbsr- of Com.
merce. Baseball .Pirdtes, 4. Bozu. City
Commissioner. Cooper, Junior Chdmber Of
Commerce. University Of F1uvuna Basket
ball and Baseball Teens, Color. Section
of Honor. Boy Scouts. Key West Fire De-
pertinent. Lions Club, fElks Club; r. >2's,
Or III eit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
MISS GIBSON HOME

Miss Jessie Gibson. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Gibson. 1401
Pine street, who attends Stctson
University, Deland. is spending
the Easter holidays with her
parents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09
Program for Remainder
Of Jose MART Week

WEDNESDAY
4:3O P. M. =
7:30 P. M. -
800 P. M. :
900 P. M. :
THURSDAY
:. 1900. NOON
800 P. M. :
4:30 P. M. :
600 P. M. :
800 p. M. =
800 p. M. :
FRIDAY
800 p. M. =
800 P. M. =
SATURDAY
AGO P. M. :
ZOO P. M. :