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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

THIS rulalci b. partially aannn-
IliisnRI TX tins znusrnur aaiiv-
sEring me message trun memory
eZtenlporana0ltsiy, rlafn saGu ai
Z aciaa1, well-fillac naar. without
tine aI5 0t rzallGacrirt. uuEeB. re-
r1InaHrs, 1rgnpterR ., either
tcrutefles Sucn 4 5aHt would
hHve ths immediate and grIErar-
-taneu1s etfec1 Of Undressing the
members with the fac7 thar mere
vtas & C4uWerno, VIM really knew
ms stuff III logically follows
t1at tht members of tia 1aaglE-
latUre wouitl be far mnfe m
cIIneC 10 FOLLOW tins recommends
llanS o. ( Governor whom ttaer
believed 70 know Wna ne was
talking shout
For q csnuerno, "a rIse riuitEls-
IL has 1aet ana rear mage afta9
page I'll < WRITTEN usassagf III x
Waarls0mE, muudtJu0us VOICE.
unprecedented 10y gestures. unne-
AeVec DT tgndulatlons -d valez.
uninterrupted ny size remarks n.
explanatory CONTINENTS, IInerrii3el-
Ilshed py corusca+I0rR u V-Il. Is
well calculated n cause ft1e
members 10 sRspecr that z ghost
writer fIeipec MIN to prepare
ms raessage Such < suspicion
Voulc hardlv make fD1 tha1 zirlG
of confidence II Governor
winch liz SO necessary Z re n 20
give the Legislature faa+ 1vpe ot
leadership winch win result II
poUc laws ann generally whole
soma government fur rna people
0i FlurIda
a CaU,7e-nor v-Lth full anC
complete knowledge ri the
State business. tins talent for
iuIpa-Ing knowledge IL puDl1c
spaecfl ciea,. resouaIl. ring
IN voIee. iuplemen1ed ana
aIdeo Dy set Of uet1 gestures.
could plu across < message ST
v1vldiy st graphically 50 par-
suaslvelv 80 convmcInglv. that
Is Irving presence Would u anC
abIde with eact nemher o. tne
Legislature throughout everv
holu OF 1he Session.
81 course. copies Of tins mes
sage couid Be- handed 10 1nc
members q gesture d com-
tesv. buc j. would be practically
nnnecessary, as al OF them
woulc nave mac lis contents
scared anu soaked INTO theIr II
ner CONSCIOUSNESS Dy 1ne Gov
eruo~. graphIc presentation In
shurt, il would nave taken mold
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
Old Lead Roof
Is Creeping
OF Cathedral

Fl MHEvE47rfFuE1S
El. Enr-Ths lead
~ -m1 silver ruH 1E DID E.n-
CHESTER r1thsI1 is Uasrsnr
ike q ruisrulIlr while 1sss
cisu1h wurcn oasfls ticks Ewcr
underneath.
1znrd I1scurEieIc CT SUSSEX. mas
aplsHale1 9m SI2n poo for zrgEnt
graIzaI1E IN Ihe B5B-reHF-ol6 ecl-
flee
The w-fIDlF nj rhs ussr-oi6
-lERkl rBuT. cgrra1rgEz1g ra1ach Eus-
rtie1al silver anua De s1rIl1pan rxf
and 1-Hras1 Jus Struggling a5 ms
Ie.ft graEa EEps a1 me aup. Essen
1isl REPAIRS also VIII aIzxR 10 he
.r1laEte II sIunewarsk. 8pf1ar VENT
,.la1lnn VIII fIaEe 10 se urnpnaaa
no ss'tslard rfas undermining u ffas
tnRIies.
The EHtneuraj was baEun m
liHih II WAS -Hvane1 ok fire m
ILL., in IB61 1fle central 10we-.
anEa sp1s cnIIapssa, bIa 1hey rose
again frDrn tine rrIIns. Ea-1hEr.
ttaruage rant IN vinlsTn gaies uf
1913 80.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

Carrie Chapman Esatf n1 New
Rocnalie. M. e. Hansed Nsuansri s
aaaoar. buln IN 3lpun, Wis. 8B
vaafE age
Edward FL IzrIggg, na1eE ssctEIr-
a7aauftaur. Dor1 II vaturna
MIMI. rs wHais agn
Lieut. Cen 1iitcIar K TruscUr-,
VIZ commander al 1aR Fifth Army
IN 1faiv. Dasn IL C1tEsrfiain, TEX.
81 waarE Hgn
Tiue AEtn Emery 6 Land, re-
tired chairman af lne wartime
Us. Maritime Commission, born
IN C,urlr1sctlcIu, BB wears anu.
Byrd e. Henderson, president
oil FIoussiroic Finance LnrI.. Ln4-
cag8. ba-n II I4auisvilie. XIV. 3B
.uEars arc
Gov Dwlgfn Z. Green ri Him
DIS, born IN Liguuter, Ind.. 10
years agn
Lester Markal X. y. Times
Sundgy sdItar, b0rn II New York
90 vearx ago.
ChIc Young cartonuIst. rrsatn,.
OF E3inncIs Born n Chicago. 4f
wears age
Grace Fields English actrase-
Bnae2 born 40 years age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

10 gIlcte tilern bv dav and H.
spIre fharu by ulgnt-ExaclrtIyre
evangelism, a. Il were
The Governor coulc folluw IN
TINS man message OF 1he open
ITIE ciay Of ths Legislature ~ Or
casIoual SNORT messages. ialiV-
sreu perBunaIiy n sYeeches to
JDIrn BEEEi ouE. a Governor
shouldn't DE- above appearing
before ( romurr1Ae OF tine I-sgts--
Iaturt III t1e+IaE I'd some biu vital
10 the welfare u1 the peopIs III
Tl0riaa President Wilson al
tended meetings nt Congressional
committees. and lev aggressive
Governors OF Dtne'- States nave
dauf Il
THE Governor should suupie-
meu 1nese formal meetings with
the LeglsIarur4 by treuuem m
fornlal strings with Individual,
members. re sflD4ID keep on.
haud ( DnuIu1u] sIpplv o. coca
c0Ia, pepsi-coia rflerp-eola, gin
pe~aie. In. ann Dtne~ nun-aleo-
holic beverages II refresh 1he
members when they dropped m.
II ing Executive offices X seq.
nm Ia cguic also nave mdIvIu-
ual member ON III 1he Executive
Mansion fOr maals ann maybe
over nigh
IL rms way. thF Governs, and
ms cr-LaDorers II rfe Legislative
vlnevaro couio gather < .4Ot of
t~ur II the form Of good legls-
latiUr anc goUd government IUr
tha people Ct Florida
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FACTS and FIGURES
by FULLER WAEEEE

in : reesrt Interview gssHUs'Een
~ The New Eurh Times Mag
EzEns. Clgtnhe1 zrth. Governor
Thomas Z Dsvfes wsas asizau
Wins DO waU ngnEIae, 10 be ttle
Qualifications 8or Governor as
New KUrir7 To W,hirh he r.
Dlasd 'FIrss ant 1Gramnst. gel
gInG aiBng with the Legislature
In Ihi connection. Il Is inter
estInE 70 note that II june. 1915,
volumin0us auu frequent Flor
iuH N-uI1er v.rate IL t8llDvs
Section q Of ArtIcle TX plares
& very vita duty upnn 1he Gov
eruO1 r provide.
The Governor snail rnrn~
gT1uuEca1s ny message IL the
1ssraslatune n Rach regular
seNEsur irlfnrmafior ronrs-r-
Iur 1hs condition or the Stare.
aur rs-ouIuHeur such measures
o. he may rieen sspsdiRr1
''Ttie rlgm izrnd Of Governor
.Buic disrflarae TINS uuty II sltcn
Z WBy as II MAXI the fiD-ciay
task 81 the Legislature much
Caslef and tsr more nsnsIlcIal 10
tnf people OF FLORIDA. 8e should
givs the Legislature L detailed
nacinneBteo blueprint ri ths
t.undri0n OF ths State. unc tina
measures tlf recommends shaLlIC.
~ 81 specific definite anc Io2
tne-pUur tnat there VIII III no
uncertainty n any member s
mluU a. t. v-fIa1 me GOVernn,
uteanE
On the opening DAY with the
Legislature assembled II loint
session to near the G0VernU, s
me%age. the ChIsi Magistrate
has Z wonderful opportunity II
really Sc ths tone anc tenU 81
Inc entire SESSION. ~ establish
Gamaraoe~Ie. 6 personal accord
flfrWeen himself auC the LIB
members ,3B senators ana % rep
resenlatrvesJ WINCH woulo luDri-
cate t. WheeE of cooperation
throughout every Day 81 the an
SUING session -tC vIvIdiy aHo "a
v1-aDly impress the member
VIM M intimate. aEmost ez-
haustiess knowledge o. rhe
Staieg business. amt thereby
create d respec1 Tor aud conf
oence H. nm Oh the parl OF the
members VI the Legislature tina;
wouid make nightly Tor the en-
aotmeut OF wholesome laws
whicr would rebound u tha
benefit amt welfare Of al Of
Florida f people
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
TO-DAY IN HISTORY
Know Arnerlcs

I7BR - Connecticut lt1e fifth
Stare 10 ratrfT the new Cunsti-
tu1ion.
17gS-Frenrh W. J. 2. Blanch-
ara makes ths @irs1 balloon as
rensiun III country, N PhAadel-
ptlIa
1BeI-Stearner Star IF the
West fired on DF CuIfedsraies
IT. Charleston Earbur. calisd the
first snot u 1he Civil Wa
l979-Cnevenne Indian out
break Al Fort Robinson, Nebras-
ka.
1g12-ArnericHn troops ordered
from Mania 70 CHINA 10 guard
railroads.
1935-Hienugt7 Of Hauptmann
trial-1Dr. 4CUnnon 5E1sie') iien-
tifles Harprmaun as the 1rEys-
ferrous 'Jo1n"
1942-Japs continue pouring
troops INFO the Philippines.
19a3--U &. Marauaers ouT11b ID p
installation IL the South Pacific.
lg44-J.S. Fifth Army advances
II face u German counter at
taci1s.
lg45-GTsn Macarthur, q the
naad Of tne is. 46tt Army, lands
along rte Llngayen GliE N LIrZon
the invasion u 1ne Philippines.
1945-American tanks tight
Germans IN the Belgian Bulge IN
nluutng blizzard.
l946-Natton-Wlde phone me
cnanlc strike begins. Gen Essen
-noWer orders al CTS not needed
abroad returned without delay "
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America than c1nnot contElz thee
lsi THIS bonner bs UlfEis1
And. IN. ley West Coo soo@E p@1rle
WI hlczzs y0r nzns Z9zn@ ths wasle
Thcais the wzT to bHli5 c CITY
On touaaGhan grand enc s-e-
Nor On boczy jugs oa6 h5T1les
Filled with poison 10 u-Es
Come N. Key Nesi zn iE Foul
Make you 5zn1srs cieEz znS Wil5ie
! went 10 see nilhon TOURISTS
Crowd Eom h1h7rf 5zy enc aIztt
Cul upon Y0Lr no5ls p1starx
Your prCYznc women. . hoiy scssrs
10 build bigger 5s1sr Tey weE
Where Gods love reisns supreme
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Tired kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights

ftaef assntsiarui ksaine fameetFs n@swslss
rnlaonnxls nzattsr e. rasrrsfs. - -. -. =
savel.'issssiaz fs sans.ussss sssa1sasas8asss -
- fs%trss tfse1 81 fsaf, ans arsRus asafsta.r -
Ns2st3, 4ssasfina F1aifstspus ssE.ssss a. -
AeAt'@sss ant atEAtanss f'~masaass a. samxss
s--i--li'ss wa sra tiizE SD hssr,assr ssaas
1fgaeS &issrs fherr > Comma = -. 80
Sufr kidncrs a. ftsffsr
itas : Wgait Aat egna- slrrl~rssr a. H.
iias = stanseissast ei,instt1 asaaas ssssuasss.l.
q nitihnus far nrve 81 eea-. -. -.
s..aslps rrttaf sHr wi hesr $50 E uusA~s ~
yoar eaoc>. Sc noasg 3 wsN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

SANTA BARBARA Cala -
FIRE Gniet & z Tewnss vssreu. v
fepmaeo Giaa1 mM s. Qnu4aE ~ a.
hal-h"ck iung queue nulsauf g.
cl'esS snuH fW uviuns lua tar
place when fare eue ines ruarrd
III 20 eNtneuisr q mlna n.azr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

To claan 1rurv or bone CUTLERY
Use paste mixture made Is -1l-
lows. NIX whiting ano < l1-tle
lemon ounce INFO < clear pasle auc
apply Leave IN few moments
then rinse and polish.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS


'tI8:s2 F'rObH1e AcI. secs. : 10. I2.s'
nN T'HE COURT ar 1'ffE titst My
40 III DfsE. NO ROE COZ MY
FLORIDA. u PROBATE.
II p Estate 81
E.S ANGELINA SDAfE;Z
5eoeaReG
TT AN CREDITORS AM FBR-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS l}t
DEMANDS AGAINST : 81 =
EET AT'E1.
you auu eact NJ ToU are hereby
n0Lt6ieC and Required L. present
arr claims AuU demands winch EoL
o. either ~ Won nix" Have against
the estate Of Esvauge!iIla Gomez tie
ceased iUts ~ gHiL t'nU1~y. 70 the
County Judge - Monroe COM y
F'in-tda. ~ MS office y. mt court
mouse Of safe County a. Ert " est
Florida. WITHIN - IN calendar
nIurrnF t~On che rim* a. yhe first
publication az Cnis nuyire. Eiacr
claim ~ demand sinai he II writ
tlIG anE small state rne place Of
Residence and poEr office audTeEf
If Efte iaimart and sflzI 40 sWorf
r. ~ Ehe cia INFANT. ms agent. ~
his attorney. and arr such claim
q. demand no 60 fiieu shall ihs
,Ef} Ia VIZ %tE GOMEZ
Esd K ria IEL-ES CON EL,
AZ Executors % che Las VIII
and T'eEtameut O@ EvanEe ina
Gomez. uaceaSfu,
DE- le-2t 1s4t Ia1 - 1s4~
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22ND CHILD

POMONA. Calif-Mrs Ma
I'lano ARarTan, 44-yesr-old We
Of x construction worker. recprr
y gave birth 10 her 1weutv-s..c-
one child. Sixteen OF -he chl-
tdnen are living.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

THURSDAY. .IATT Any n
lsslst-Ishe early hnEErs al rhe Hax
TENT 70 make uns aggressive and
ralIlar CONTENTIOUS. 4 IIrIie later
hnlIr 1uudfIes This In10 setf-re-
IEance which with the originality
Cd thought, viii euahls yDu 10
SsarIu aIarAs against Opposition In
nIa17E cases Ihs-f Il HI GneiercUr-
TeT1 OF an artistic. senus0us Ian-
pArarnenI 1hs7 improves the MINI
GIIfJx--ffx -Tr, rs,H .gy%<,---.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

Teactle- Nov, Il ] Icy three
eggs he~e ant five eggs rhe~e,
now many eggs will / nave
SkeptlcaI Pupil: ] stior- think
vnu car do +
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

E-dasa Big tie gairapaaac wnsess
Oh ma razAsv Mexse Sec--
Cru5ls3 Ay the Gueca Aslcnsac
In Us rolling nusesfs
1.1rus5 by bcvs ID c-Ts1cl hecaey.
lslunr Of historic sazns
I hrue E0ns with AE-nnis purpose
To ud6 lus1s 10 vor nzne!
No 11r suu I've ser discovered
On me lrrc cr On the sec
Eus 50 mmv scznir wonders
Tint SHOULD br1n- 1hs world 10 thee
Your churches pn1-r Their spires Erwrrc,
Your schools me rnnnr plcxnc yoatAs
Preachers lsacnsrs sl1n1 dousthsr
n rgeclninarn5 Eit1 nzzthl
Z Won 1sl the wurE GROUND you
k-rd r:1e urraaE rm rim.
Yur rm n7nr unS1untsa millions
TIRE vor gusss 1hrn sfcn6 0Icu
But Dau Town lanr Il 1al vnn-
asr nv Wits End 1nrk them 3owr-
gou uuE rhrngs sazns things 1hu1 hinder.
Il vuuc SvsE the l,sr1ert r1Uwn
Mu u -IaR I rum E ZrTfIra
Bur Us rumruas mntasr. rsn6;
You muEf 1s K Port M S1fEtv,
Il vou crrvs F2srfsc End
MElsr E1m 1rnE-a1u1 MI vEIr houses
Mike 1nHn clzm und SHINING wt1Tts!
Ind tns Halla viii 4ir ny thousands
To oaholo fns wondroH sIght!
Chase Ea1u -1icruss. pins Z hundred.
Tnu 1aEs yom daIlEs 10 destroy!
IRE VOL vpts II help them no II
C1E vou darling girl aund boy
Cnugs Ench dsclE IN TINS poison
To merchant fine nn6 CIa1n;
Cnrn1e sdch buysT n TINS Cucton
To sober king un6 9usenl
Purge These wnrrs from your du- visoge-
These crrncers from yor rornslT furznl
Key West ynn rEs just 100 lovely
Thus 10 srfiE -iGhtsouE sCorn.
Fill you1 u-r1azs with sober dolius-
Fling WON starlless Ang uflums!
Nuw where thousands come 10 tIprls
Millions then viii sprena WON tCne!
They uo no1 come t1r Key West liquor
They cu ger II where they ire
They come for Key West bcim un6 bscuty
Tho. me f1mea both nsu enc fu!
y West Fix
uuuy Bfh. 1947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

Pu- weights on the lDwer mem
Of snower snasts 4 VIM nave
rrounle keeping them II place
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

De enEGTlZ.
ORDER nT 81 IyIIg aTIVA
TEf Pau f1sslgInGL
81 1zuG lrivt.
Alasuatt L.puE Island
View = oT!>
You ARE hereby requ i-,eG 70 tJp-
lJear a. IN. Bil. f0r p'v"~"c sized
acairls- YOU IN -h4 atove F1vIed
calfst nr .oY l,afor.- tn. -4rt ca az
.ian4ary AID. 7tt&-. u-ne~Wl se -ht.
allegations contained therein VIII
He tttb~Il as confessed
I}uu+ and Ordered a. ley West,
Florida. tn!2 oa-f uF- NJ -jeeeU-
per AID 7'f4o
.tEi~"uit CUu~l set
Ross e. EAV-y-TIE
Cteri- Of Circuit Court
I}v- Kathleen NU-taEe,
EtepuE. clerk.
Enrique LsuuuaiuD. Jr-.
Al {nrfseE for Plaintiff
uec % 1sAG lat - s. 1917
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Key Wesf, The Beautiful
NY wskslsAM D ufsEAw

~ Vrshsw tsaa
Fleming s"eea
west Cousins great sn'h' =
aw szsanr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

IN THE t4RCEJT OOIZRa OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL GIRETJI
OF TIKI STATE. UE FLORIDA, IN
AMI I4uH MONROE t;IsI NT3. IN
Cha hf;EsRA.
4Rse Ne JB-1UO:'
ar Is'r'rIA ELLZAI3E'T'H I.ESJCI AN.
pIulUt1S-
- DZy UI;CE
srAr-T EGSJC,ATAE
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BIRTHDAY ALBUM VIEWS
OF RISSIA'S Man OF STEEL


vsshH0v10H STAIN SIN birthday Il ne ms
n ro1n-V I'd tine nrro amin tn n a
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LEGaAL.S

= - 8sHE CTRtHIq 6AIRY 0F THE
A1lG1NF,%H'H JI7nHC1AI GTKGsIIT
eF THE STATE BTT FTI5BEeEDA. Ia
AAD fltlk MONROE con NT'1. IN
THAN GERM.
Cnse No. 5D-gss
ERNEST ALLEN lucas
Piaintf1f. ---
HELEN H&fI'[<EfNlSS lucas,
IgHfRnu5u..
ORDER or sSTTIgEATY0N
To Eielt.E -ttDGchi1IsE 14ucaA
koE No "a
&iisslOI Beach, California
oN ttrs hereby required 10 ap-
pear Tu rae BIZ 1oy Divorce rileU
taFSHFns1 NuN ia IhF above Rrviad
oailse on o- before the 2rrh fay
% afl1gEa-t. Al lH47, otharE iSe
Iiie allegations contained -herein
VIII BE taken aF confessed.
JfDT. auG Ordered a. Key West,
Fiorida Chls I'm dEy ~ Ltecsmhe-,
Al 3S4E
fC'I-cuii Corr sea!
ROSS z SAWYER.
Ciark o. Circuit Court
ET Kathleen &nrtBEE.
Dapu-y CIeris.
EHriqus EEquiualdO, j.,
attorney fn- Plaintiff.
der .9~9l 1895 Jan - 1917
IN THU EIItCUTT COIHT OF THE
8}Ilf5A'EsNEH JUDICIAL fJHf'III
OF 14EE s9ATT. Of FLORIDA, IN
AND T@OR MAAK4tE sf50I MY. IN
81EhNCIEIK8.
Cn.s No 1a-sg-
III tia. AiatIer VI the Adoption o.
MICHAEL ROBERT Fl'fYTE
and
DANIEL ALLEN FD0Tf..
vSaTIf-E, g,n AF,y.1.4R
THE STATE Of FLORIDA u Far
ra.l T. FootE SOS tzaNI L2Er Street.
Denver EDiorauU. tn. father Of
-ht saiG Michael EnDart E0ui- Gud
Daniel AlIaU EaU}e minors
You are horei7-- notified rna7 8
ltHtitiou fu- 1n, Adoption ~ Micnael
Rubber F000ue and Daniel Allan
sFyBOI4. minors. nAe been flied IL
szht Circuit Court ~ -thc Eleventh
Iudicia Circuit AZ tnt Esate o. Flor
ifff. IL AND 10y AioIT-D. County, III
rChaurary hy HDbS-t Herman Ar
fnaur and arlene Arnuur. mis- wife,
and t-ul are herehE required Il bs
and aruear ia sale S0U-r or the
2Gth day ~ 1anuarT, AID. le41 ann
-Lo SHOW cause if ans VOL ran. wnN
said petition should not bt granted.
Dated "a Key u sTI. Florida. -ftlE
aE7ft DAY os Itel emue-, 4.l). 19+G.
Circuit Con-. sea-
ROSS r SAWYER
AZ CI.rl ~ ss4iG Court
~ EAT'tfI. E1E,N MOTT a az.
Deputy Clerk.
a. 1926 ly4t- 5iJ -. lHf1
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MISSES DRESSES
$17

A lovely assortment Of and piece dresses
made Of fine quoty royon crepe. Some with
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them ore black, few browns in the group.
Misses sizes | z to 18.
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of vertical stripes. broken sizes
Less than " price --------- $500 5ss
26 Mems MuffIers oil wool, solid COL
ors. Less thon hpf priee-------- $50 lis
122 Mems Ties royons in bright or con-
servotive potterns ----------- l.5O SAC
Mems Sweoters, all wool, solid COL
ors V-neek, small lor9e Less
than " price Observation-Disclosures e.e5 3.s7
10 Mems MuffIers, printed potterns
royon and oroloc mixtures Less
thon VI price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOO 2se
*Not than III residual shrinkage.
LANSBURGHS-Men's Furnishtngs-street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-23

LINGERIE BUYS
Were NOW
90 AI-wooI Shouderettes in pink, blue
or orchid .-z-- 2e5 1875
5 Sheer Black Royon Gowns, siezs II
ond Is. Less than hof price - 1895 3.97
Cotton and Royon Loce NeeIeee
and royon Gown Ensemble, white.
size 3o. Half price $500 1900
l3 Black Royon Sheer kegIeees. sizes
IA and s. Less then half PRICE $500 II.oo
9 Black Sheer Royon Gowns, size 36 1925 7.3o
Sheer Royon Neeieees, broken sizes.
Less than hoIf pFiee-------- 1900 5.97
Sheer Royon Gowns, broken sizes.
Less than kof priee--- 8.95 z.97
! Lounene Pojonos, silk top, royon
jersey points, size 38. Less than half
price 24.95 l1.00
Royon Sotn and Sheer Neeeees,
slightly soiIed. Less thon half price 90 100
3 Royon Velvet Quilted Jockets, royal,
small size S.o5 5.97
Observation-Disclosures Floor
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-15
CHARLOTTE WOMAN
WINS KEC MATCH

CHARLOTTE, Dec. IA. -(R-
Mrs. Mary Pearre, of Charlotte
won 18th annual North Car
'olina championship duckp
singles for women Saturday
night with five game total of
571 pins.
Mrs. Pearre set a five game
record for this annual tourna-
ment. The former record was
held by Nell Powell, formerly of
Charlotte, with a $50 aggregate.
Willie Mae Holmes of Durham,
defending champion of last year,
finished down the line with a
526 total. Maxine Allen also of
Durham, won second place with
566 five pins behind the winner.
Miss Allen, second ranking wom-
en- bowler in the United States
had one bad game of 81 that cost
her the title.
The victory paid $500 for first
place $4,000 to second place for
Miss Allen. Third place went to
Lib Beasley of Raleigh with 557
total and a prize of $1,000. Jewell
Anderson of Charlotte won fourth
place with a 537 total and $500
prize money.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-15
Carolina aAlumniHolds
Annual Meet Tonight

The New Hanover county
alumni association will hold
their annual winter meeting to-
night at the Friendly cafeteria at
$50 o'clock. J. Fred Rippey,
president, announced last night.
Two of the top leaders at the
University of North Carolina, J..
Maryon Saunders, general alumni
secretary, and o. K. Cornwell,
director of the physical educa-
ton department will be the prin-
cipal speakers.
The annual election of officers
will be feature of the Alumni
gathering. The present officers
are ]. Fred Rippy, Jr., president !;
Issac B. Granger, Jr., vice presi-
dent; and Joe W. Holmen, Jr.,
secretary-treasurer.
Saunders is expected to report
to the local Alumni on new de-
velopments at Carolina. Corn
we'll, who makes movies of the
Tar Heel varsity football games,
will show motion pictures of the
William and Mary-UNC game.
Tickets for the banquet are on
sale today at Foy-Roe and COM
pany, Service Drug Co., Stand
ard. Pharmacy, Julian K. Taylor
and the Book Shop.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-15
Weed Circuit
Adopts Slate

FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. IA. -
R- The Tobacco State League
Directors today voted down a
proposal to increase the class D
baseball loop from eight to 10
teams.
The directors also adopted a
140-game schedule for 1948, an
increase of IA games from last
season. Teams will begin play
April % with defending cham
pion Sanford, at Dunn, Red
Springs at Lumberton, Whining
ton at Clinton and Smithfield at
Warsaw.
Three towns which had hoped
to .ce teams in the league were
represented at the meeting. They
were Bennettsville and Mullins,
S, c., and Rockingham, N. C.
The directors voted to keep the
same eight clubs as in 1947.
Doubleheaders will be played
Memorial Day, July and Labor
Day, the final day of the sea-
son. An All-Star game played
last season was discontinued.
The directors Ill meet again
January 18 in Dunn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-15

Alexander. of Lexington, N. c.,
Ed Furgol, of Detroit, at 274.
At 275 were Frank Stranahan,
of Toledo, Ohio, who led the
amateurs and Charles Harmon,
of Jackson, Mich.
Sammy Byrd, of Detroit, and
Frank Moore, of St. Louis, were
tied at 276.
Bunched at 277 were Toney
Penna, of Cincinnati; Tedd Kroll,
of Philmont, Pa; Clayton Heaf-
er, Charlotte, N. c., and amateur
Gene Dahlbender, of Atlanta.
Back at 279 and the last to be
included in the winnings were
Cary Middlecoff, Memphis,
Tenn; Bob Hamilton, Evansville,
Ind; Pete Cooper, Ponte Vedra,
Fla; Buck White, Battle Creek,
Mich; Vic Ghezzi, Kansas City,
Mo-; Ed Oliver, Wilmington,
Del; Jack Burke, Mamaroneck,
N. Y; Leland Gibson, Kansas
City, Mo-; Bob Crow, Shreve-
port, La; Lou Worsham, Oak
mont, Pa, and R o b ert De
Vicenzo, of Argentina.
The Texan, who with Hogan
has won the Miami four-ball the
past two years, is IS years old.
He has been playing golf for Is
years and has no idea of retiring.
II can't afford it" he said with
one of his usual jolly smiles.
He started as a caddy and
turned pro at II. He won the
first tournament in which he
every played, the Texas PGA in
1884.
Unlike Hogan, he does not
practice diligently.
II never hit over one bag of
balls before tournament" he
said.
The open started with 23O per-
formers and presented the fast
est field ever to play in the his
tory of the 24-year old tourney.