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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
HOMESTEAD. PA.
NEWS
By Marie.

Homesead, Pa, Sept. l8-On
Saturday, Oct. l8, the Homestead
Juniors are going to hold a cos
tune dance. We would like to see
some Juniors from out-of-town il,
Homestead for our dance. 1t has
been a long time we have "a real
ly big affair. We want this dance
to be one to remember.
Because Of the lack of space in
the Saxon club it will be neces-
sary to hold this dance in the Bull
garian Hall 9th Ave-, West
Homestead. After the dance is
over the fun will continue at the
Saxon club.
At stated before we hope to see
a lot of people from out-of-town.
If you don not wish to wear a
costume it will not be necessary.
You will have a good time if
voc come in costume or not.
1t seems that the idea of bas-
ketball team is a popular one. In
order to have team we will need
funds to take care of the expense
All OF the Juniors must work 10
help earn this money. We need
the help OF the Seniors, not with
lump sum of money, but with
their support of our f and our
dance.
The Seniors and the Juniors
should and must work together
for their own benefit. In this yay
only can the Saxons of Home
stead become the big organization
they should be. We must help one
another.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
Siebenbiireila. .2lmertfanifhes Dolfsblatt

ST Bat IS nnS eegeben l,to orbeitct
lpeitcr. Was iollten mir ant1porten Z?
Nls mir Damn tpeitersingen, borten
mir butter .ns cine Gimme: vOa.
nit sizes tpiiien, in oieier Saae ba.
zen mir al,d i'm Winter gearbeitet.
SGtten Sic oos al,h octan?"
@ir ipraben nit slrbeitcrn, 9e.
tricbsrdten, Yprarbeitern uno Sc.
i6aitsbertretern. Die uQgemeine
Gorge lit, 1pie es i'm @inter lperoe,l
ioQ. Som transport uno ieinem
5unftionereu bdngt ulles ab. Sic 81.
ienbobner iino ii6 ibrer Gerantlpor.
tllng poa belpllBt, aber es gibt aud,
8ren5en, luo trot Dem guten @iae,l
sic 9lrbeitsfruIt beriast. sln oieier
8ren5e iino oie Giienbobner angc.
fonlmen. 0aralls MAIDEN lie fein
Sebl Sic iino entibloiien, ibrc lebte
&rait ber5nseben, aud in ben TOM.
ncnoen idluercn Wonatcn Sen Ser
febr 81 ii6ern. sic erauarten aber nit
Sedt, 6aB sic bon Sen getricbsriten
lln0 bem ginbeitsperbano ser Giien.
babner erbobenen 5oroeruneen bon
oen pcrantauortliHen Stellen uno @e-
boroen erfiiat peroen. IS lit Elm III,
mosliher 3uitano, oab nm sic ein,
faditen 9inse, tuie Seize mo Shub.
ansiiee, per5aueifelt lno mlsiidtslrS
gcrungen miro, no es 6irme ngi6t,
Sic ieoe 3abl BON Sdubansiigen an.
bieten, alleroings als aompeniations.
gei6Gf. Sic perlangen &oble baiiir
gs iollte ni6t ihner fem, bier ener.
giib 0urb5ugreiicn amo ieoenfaas
oie luirflid oringen6e Silfe ocnGiiel1'
bubnern, bercn Mrbeitsfrait erbaltcn
bleibcr umO geitGrft peroen mlB,
'peil obnc iie sic 3iise Viht rotten
f0nnen. Die Giienbabner babcn ibre
9icnituoEidriften. Sic ridten iid
nibt barnad, f0nnen iih ni6t oarnad
ribten, iueil ionlt ser Gerfebr gum
Grliegen ftine. Sic iibertreten bicle
Sienitporihriften, tueil bas Hcllcn
Ser 3iige iuidtiger lit oils oie ginhol,
| tlmg papierener Gorihriiten. M0A
ten bo6 sic perantiportlid)en Steller
peniger nad Goribriiten unb mebr
praftiid) banoeln!
Shlttgarter 3ritllns.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
COLUMBUS JUNIORS
NEWS
By Walter NJ. Thesis

Columbus, O., Sept. lS-Last
Thursday was our regular month
ly meeting night. There were not
as many members present as we
had anticipated. We hope to see
more of you present next meeting
| which will be held on Oct. 9. So
mark your calendar with red
circle and be sure to be present.
On Sat, Sept. 9th, the Colum-
bus Junior Saxons are having 4
wiener roast at Griggs Dam. We
have reserved Shelter House No.
3, so rain or shine, we'll have our
wiener roast out in the open. Each
and every member is invited to
attend. bring your friends also.
The more the merrier. Bring your
own eats and drinks and meet at
the Roth's. 7l6 S. Fifth ST., at 6
'p. m. In case some of you would
be a little late and we have gone,
come on ahead any way, you can
not miss this event. Just turn in
at Griggs Dam, and follow the
roa dalong the river. We have
the second shelter house from the
dam, right by the boat docks. If
you cannot see us, just listen for
us, you can't miss
Don't forget the date of Satur.
day, October 5th. Why? The Jrs.
are having a Halloween party at
the Saxon Hall. Admission is 81.
per person and all the beer you
can drink is included in this a.
mount. Scout around in those At.
tics for those old Halloween cos
tunes and come prepared for a
good time.
Congratulations are in order
for the new mama and "pappa"
namely Rose and Bcs Wharton,
who are the proud parents of a
boy. Charles Michael, born We'd,
Sept. 3. l947. Both mother and
son are doing fine. and also the
father.
We were happy to see two OF
our servicemen around the past
two weeks. George Schmidt and
Michael Kauntz, both in the Ma
Wy and home on leave. It's good
to see you again boys, and VIC
hope to have you home per-
manently soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page 5
|. They are setae.
2. 1t is phrase applied to
novel not yet written but dream
ed of by all who are interested III
American literature.
3. Goethe.
4. Three: identical, unlike and
Siamese.
5. One made by order to indi-
vidual measure.
6. The costum comes from In
dia. rice being with the Hindus
an emblem of fecunidity.
!. 1t is young Goldfish split
an prepared for cooking.
8. Before Christ-55l-478
B. c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
3eitbilS i,,t @pteael
Scr Qrclle:

. Sic ~9tetp Yorf Simes" tritt fin
bciblellniate Stellungnabme 81 Sen
Froblem Der Guropabilie Elm unS
fiir6tet, es lperoe in Sen umibtigerelv
Sdnoern" Guropas (oarunter Der.
ltebt oas 8latt nIr England, Sta.
lien ooer Sranfreib") 81 einem toto,
len ,uirtiduitlihen 3uiammenbrud
fommen, iaas sic Silfeleiitllns aui
8runo Oes Marihau .Ylanes bis gum,
3uiammentritt oes &ongreiies I'M
|naditen Sabre nlf iib ,parten laiie
Sn europa lei ein gefGbrliGer Nrt,
5llltano eingetreter. ser ioiortiges
Sanoeln erforOere.
"2o5nt es Ser Miibe, lpenn eiu
Sano, Oas eiumal in cine iolde IN.
gliidlibe Gage geraten lit ,pie lln9aru
ieinen &f fir Grbaltllng oeno,
fratiiber Hebte trob iiberlpGltigen.
Der 'Sdauierigteiten iortiebt?" lautet
Die 6rage, sic eine reoaftionelle Ve.
tradtl.ng ser .Nep Oorf Simes" su
Den unaariiben &eihstagslpablen 81
6eanhporten iuht. iserner iteat oas
8(att ilh sic israge. Of ,pobl nit Scr
Terbreitlng iuabrbeitsnlGBiger Sc,
ridte iiber oie ungariihen 3ultGuoe
piel 81 errei6en lei.
8eioe 5ragcn eriabren in sem Mr,
tifel cine beiobenoe 8eanhpprtllng,
Die erlte untcr Ser 9egriinoung, es
babe iib ge5eiet, ipie itarf sic Sppo,
iition segen sic 9oihelpifen nnS ;hre
@erf5sugea sic ungariiben aomnn;.
niiten in Sem perlflapten Sanoc lit.
Die &ommlniiten bGtten in frailcitcr
9SeiIe ofIenen Wablid)pinoel prafti,
5ieren miiiien, INN cine iblpa6eNfebr.
belt 5ll erlangen uno 0ariiber lei ibre
&oalition nit Sen So5inlilten in sic
Bride segangen. Die Snformieruna
Der @elt iiber oie tatiGhlide Situa.
tion in llnsarn, Die iid tros ser
Yreiie- 3eninr oanf mutiger anlerifo'
niid)er Reporter ais m0glid) eripicicl,
babe, lei aber fir oie l,nsariid)e Sp-
petition cine Guelle ser Grmutiauna
i'm Sample gegen oie tolnmuniItiide
Oiftatllr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By Paul and Willy

New Castle. Pa. Sept. l8--Last
weekend found the N. G. Juniors
we'll represented in Farrell. We
enjoyed ourselves and thanks &C
to Farrell for their fine hospitality
Wiener Roast
Ellwood, Youngstown and New
Castle will be hosts at a tri-city
wiener roast to be held at the Elm
tracht Country Club on Saturd.
Sept. 10th. Farrell was also origin.
ally included but were unable to
attend due to mortal affairs. ANY
other Saxon Jrs. who can attend
are cordially invited.
Singers Practice
Achtung! The Eintracht Sing.
ing Society will hold their annual
picnic on Sunday, Sept. 2l. at the
Eintracht picnic grounds. For
the top time of your life in good
fellowship and good singing, don't
miss this picnic. All Saxons, OLD
and young. are invited to attend
They will have a wonderful time
To Youngstown
We had a swell time at YOU,
picnic last Sunday and again say
that's off, for swell afternoon OF
- darned near everything. Aui
Wiedersehen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
Settperee,pi4t,Hine,
fGftpfe
Beginner 9icnstas, ben %. Sept.

Yromotor Sad @anlon erGffne1
'ine anbere &ingfompiiaiiou am %
September in Scr Central Mrmorr
nit 5lpei bepor5lgten &1mpiern: ----
8iqp @bipper Wotion uno Sum,
,in' Soc Sapploi I'LL Sauptfampi.
@bipper, &insfampimeiiter Scr Sri.
tcn. miro ieine 9dl.se poa baben nit
Sem 9rop-&iding 5uubad bon 9sotre
Dame. 3luei ans orei isallen brinat
Zen Sicger. gs fGmpfcn nod nit
Nfrons ringenben Gbiropractor Or.
S.. Mesfe, ser plant Dem Strangler
Bob @aaner oas 9iiidgrat graO 81
MAIDEN, Ssranf 8oiif, Elm Glepelanoer
unb Sranf 5aplor aus 1oleoo lperoer
einen &f ausfiibren, ioeuie Soc
@otd), elm Neffe BON ;sranf, miro iid)
nit Sadie GlaDborne, einem Neger.
meiien. Ger aampf bcginnt I'm $3.50
llbr abenos. Gintrittsfarten lino ;ll
baben hei 9iihman Bros, 736 Cue.
lis Mpe.
= llnteritiiten sie Die I'm .DoIfs.
alaff" anaeiden0en @pihGftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
NORTH CHICAGO
HIGHLIGHTS
By Ellen

Chicago, Ill.,, Sept. l8-After
the terrific success of the ]. s.
Northerers picnic on the 9TH of
September, the club met Wednes-
day and planned the fall activi-
ties with large variety of events
for those who like sports, we
have bowling dance party
scheduled for October, for men,
bers and their friends. In Novem-
Der dance for the public, so how
about it you jive abdicts and you
waltz lovers. Plan on coming to
this for the best time we've ever
had. And in December a roller
skating party for the skaters in
the crowd - and in the meantime
when the snow falls and ponds
freeze over, few impromtu ice
skating parties for the rugged OUT
door members. Say is not that a
terrific schedule and looking far
into the future in January '48 a
costume party and ball for the
members Of our club what a
bout it gang? If we want to be
success we'll need your cooper
alton in all of these events and ac-
tivities, so make it a point of COM
ing to the meetings. During the
summer months we've been rath-
er lackadaisical about attendance
due to the fact of vacations and
many of the members working out
of town - but all of us should be
ready and willing to give our or
ganization a hand in pushing US
over the top for our most success
full season. Our next scheduled
meeting is October 8, the second
Wednesday in the month. Make it
a point to be there.
A new membership drive is on
now so be there yourself and if
possible bring one of your friends
whom you think might be inter-
ested in our club.
Also think about this-we talk
ed about having meetings twice
a month-one for business meet
ing and the other a social gather
ing. Give this little thought and
at the next meeting be ready to
vote AYE or nay, on the sub
ject.
Well that about winds things
up for this week-if any of you
have any interesting items of
news then buzz me at Lakeview
'O798 after 5 and that way well
make sure that all news is fresh
and up the date. Loads of things
have happened this summer and
next week We'll give you the sum-
mary OF our gangs activities. SO
till then kept your news eye out
for news.
To Bill Salmen, i'll at St. An
mis- Hospital - Bill please get
we'll soon, we miss your cheering
presence in the group-will be
visiting you this week.
Best wishes to Elaine Schuller,
now back at North Central Col
lege, for "a successful school year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:

President Truman, in a message
to Lord Louis Mountbatton.
Governor of India:
1--WE welcome India's new and
enchanced status in the world
community of sovereign indepen-
dent nations and reaf6rm our con-
fdence that India will take its
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
- Nur Trunfene ooer &erliebtc-
ladben obne llriahe.
9(rtbur &ein5 2e6mann.

Gin einSig b6ies gSeib lebt bod
items in Der @elt! - Nur idlimn
oab ieoer ieins fir Oieies ein3' 'ge bdlt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18

place at the forefront of the ma
tions of the world in the struggle
to fashion a society founded in
mutual trust and respect"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18

ferner Geriiherungs. l,no 8runO.
ltiifsnaflern unO 2eibanltult 10.
tuie Herionen 5uiammen, oie ieIbItGn-
dig in Scr gauinouitrie tatig iino, tuie
3immerleute, Maler, 2le1npner uno
mOere Sanoiperfer, ,,no oasu nod
einie ,uenige unoere 8ruppen, 10 in
oer Jorihuirtid)oit, I'M gergbou, III
Steinbriiden uiap.
Mle oieie &leinunternebmer Iino
int Dur6i6nitt erbtDlib alter als
Sobn- nno 8ebaltsempfGnger. 9ies
liegt 8. &. baran, baB Elm @roBteil
BON ibnen i'm @ei9Git perbleibt, tpenu
Mngeltellte iib bereits our &ube iet.
gen. 3um anoeren Sell Iieat es oa.
ran, Dab man elm ielbltGn6iges Inter
nebmen i'm allgemeinen in b0berein
Mlter besinnt, als Elm Nngelteltenper.
bdltnis. 9ie meilten &Iein,nterneb.
,ner baben Damn aub erit Elm paar
Sabre lang als Mnselteate 9earbeitet.
Sn ,lormalen 3eiten baben et,pa 40
Nro5ent ser &leinunternebmer be.
5ablte Mngeitellte, ,nb auf oieie @ci,
ie- miro ibnen ibr ausseibloiienieiu
bon Social Security" belonoers
flar semadt. 3tpar fann Sieier Glein-
unternebmer feline Stelung ni6t Der.
lieren, iuie iein Ingeltellter, tuie IT.
geno ein slngeIteater. 9ofiir abcr
fam cr iein aan3es @eiddft perlie.
rem, nno oomit audi feline ean5e Gin.
liert bies allb geraoe pielen &lcins
commensurate. llnb tatiG6li6 pai.
nnternebmern: tells, tpeil Tie unter
Der - billigeren - &onfl,rrens gro.
Der llntcrncbmer leiben, tells, sucil
lie Sid) perdnberten @erbdltniiien
idtperer anpaiien t0nnen. uno nod
aus pielen anoeren @riinoen.
Sie Soee lit ipeit berbreitct, oab
elm jeoer, ser in Beihdften ielbi bitdn.
Dig lit, au6 poblbabeno iein muB,
aber in 8irflibfeit liegt sic Nebr-
5obl bon ibnen in etlua benielben Gin.
fonumensperbdltniiien, ,pie @ngeitea,
te. Sm Sabre 1914 ipuroe in 9bila-
oelpbia cine slrt ireituiaiger 3enius
unter ielbltGnoigen &leinunterneb-
mern i'm Sitter bon iiber so Sabren
unternommen (our6 oas Bureau OF
Clo Mge ano Suroiuors Sniurance).
unb oieie Humoirase ersab, oaB
nabe5u sapei 0rittel ser 8eirasten
i'm Sabre 1943 sueniaer als $4,000
netto peroient batten.
Ser Social Security 9oaro" bat
oenn Ml6 bon oielen Gleimmterneh.
mern INNER ipieoer Mnfragen erbal.
ten, iuarilm lie nuf @runo rein aos
niniitratiper Yrobleme bon Sen Sor-
, teilen bes @eiebes iernbleiben miiiien,
lnS iuie Scrr 9lltmeper in ieinem Mr.
tifel allsfiibrte, eriGeinen beute oenn
AUDI Oieie Hrobleme feinespegs mebr
uniiberbriidbar. Seine 8eboroe fat
Io9ar bereits Yliine fir sic Nusoeb.
nuns bes 8eieses uno ieiner Mlters,
unS Sinterbliebenen- Sd)ubmaBnab.
men iOlpobl auf &leinl,nfernebmer,
als audi auf SausanseiteIte, 2ano.
leute uno aud) mlf Nngeltellte bon TO-
genannten .NonsYroiit Srgani5o.
tons, oie bislang ebenfaas nitt
unter bas @eieb fielen, alsgearbei=
tet III bbem GongreB ben Gpribla9
'lnterbrcitet. au6 oieie@ruppeu ,lnter
Sos 8eieb cin3ube3ieben. Ser lebte
aongreb ieSob nabm slpar eini9e
Berdnoeruneen i'm @eieb ielblt Dor,
unterlieB es aber, oie SdubmaBnab.
men allh auf bieie @ruppen ms5u-
bebnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
Eczema ltc|line.
Burning Distress

Get a bottle of stainless, power.
full, penetrating Moone's Emerald
Oil. The very first application
should give you comforting relief
and few short treatments convince
you that you have at last found the
way to overcome the intense itching
and distress. Moone's Emerald Oil
10 easy and simple to use-gease-
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back-good druggists everywhere.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18

= llnteritiiten sie Die I'm .DoIfS
Aatt" an3eigenoen @eiddftel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-24
The Weather
FOkRCAsT

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to cloudy this afternoon
with some indication of rain;
cloudy tonight, clearing Tuesday.
Not much change in temperature
today, cooler tonight, colder
Tuesday. Moderate to fresh
northwest and north winds in
creasing tonight and Tuesday.
Florida: Colder north and CEN
tral portions, cooler south portion
today. Colder entire state tonight
and Tuesday. Weather over south
portion today; cloudy with inter
inittent rain. Otherwise fair
weather all sections today thru
Tuesday.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Moderate to fresh northerly winds
and fair weather thru Tuesday
except over south portion today
where the winds will be moder-
ate to fresh variable and squat
ly weather.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-24
I5,OOO-TON SHIP
HERE ON MAR. II

On March II the Navy's de-
stroyer-tender, the USS Yose-
mite, will arrive here from
Charleston and will have aboard
Rear Admiral F. E. Beatty, USN,
who is commander of the de-
stroyer forces of the Atlantic
Fleet.
Rear Admiral Beatty will
make tour of inspection of Key
West Submarine Base to famil-
iarize himself with operations
here. On March 10 the Yosemite
will leave here for other Naval
installations throughout the
Caribbean.
The Yosemite is a vessel of 49,
900 tons and is approximately
500 feet in length. She is COM
manded by Capt. J. F. Benson,
USN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-24
TO-DAY In HISTORY
Know Anerical

1779-Historic capture of Vine
ennes, Ind, in Revolution, by Col.
George r. Clarke, bringing what
is today's Illinois and Indiana in
Ito the United States.
1863-President Lincoln signs
Act creating the Territory of ART
IONA.
1868-U.S. House votes to i'm
peach President Andrew john
son.
l374-Historic women's crusade
to stop liquor selling starts in
Ohio and spreads to other States.
l9l2-Striking Lawrence, Mass,
textile workers prevented from
sending their children to Phila
delphia-and rioting ensues.
1933-The League of Nations in
Geneva passes judgment against
Japan as an aggresSor in China.
1938-Hitler demands all Ger
many's former colonies back.
l94z--10U jewish refugees ule
in steamer explosion on the Black
Sea-had been waiting outside Is
tanbul because they had no entry
papers for either Turkey or Pal
eStine.
1943-Intensive round-the-clock
raids on Germany begin.
l944--American planes raid
Axis heavily for fifth time in
week.
I945-Gen. Patton reduces the
German Bulge on Luxembourg
frontier. Marines on Two Island
widen their beachhead.
l946-The United Jewish APP
peal opens its campaign for $780,
0o0,0o0.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-24
Joe Kirkwood,
Trick Shot King,
Here On Friday

Joe Kirk wood, nationally
known golf trick shot artist, will
appear at the local course next
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
first event on the pros docket
viii be an exhibition match with
Professional Joe Lopez and Two
Of Key Vests better amateurs,
club champion Harry Knight,
and the veteran mixed foursome
champion, Bob Spottswood! y
After the match that wall last
about two hours, Krkwoo6 will
perform his mastery of the trick
,hots that have made him ia
NOUS.
The visiting professional is be-
ing brought here by Professional
Joe Lopez and Robert Spots
wood.
Tickets may be purchased at
the golf course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-24
Fishing Tourney
Carnival Planned
For Easter Week

A new departure from tradi-
tlonal pre-Lenten festivities in
the United States is being plan
ned by Lee Mason, director of.
the le47 Key West International
Fishing tournament.
Because of the tremendous
amount of fish consumed during
Lent, a mammoth carnival is be-
ing arranged for this Southern
most City to begin on Easter
Sunday, rather than end Just
prior to the beginning of Lent as
Is customary with New Or
leans Mardi Gras, the Tampa
Gasparilla fiesta, the Feast of
San Carlos at Mobile, Ala. and
other like celebrations.
The week here will honor the
memory of Jose Marti. Cuban
patriot who spent much time in
Key West when exiled from
Cuba. A giant community sunrise
Easter service, through coopera-
ton of all Key West churches,
will open Jose MART week, which
win continue through April u.
Bayview Park viii be the scene,
During the week a banquet, in
honor of Cuban government of
ficials, newspapermen and sports
will be held. Miss
Doris BOA, named hostess for
Marti Week, will aid in greeting
the visitors. Martin Lliraldi, |
Cuban consul in Key West, is as
sisting in making arrangements |
for the visit of his countrymen.
Torch light parades, street |
dancing, a band concert by the
Cuban Naval Band, rumba and
conga bands and many other
features are being planned,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-24
Tourney
New Event AT
Golf Course

Winners of the flag tourna-
ment held at the Key West Golf
Club Saturday were 1t. J. H.
Douthit. Frank Newsome and
Comdr.. A. W.. Clark, They di-
vided $40 in prizes.
The flag tournament is a new
feature at the course. Before en-
tering the tournament, the pro-
fessional, Joe Lopez, places a
small wooden box underground
somewhere on the course and
the tournament entrants whose
ball is closest to the hidden OBJ
ject on a pre-given number IS de-
clared the winner.
At this tournament, Lopez hid
the box under the ninth cup and
so whoever shot the score they
thought they would were the win
nerS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-24
LITTLE BUSINESS GETS
RESPITE In POLAND

WARSAW Misunderstanding 10
raise the margin of employment
in industries not producing goods
OF first necessity, the council Of
ministers has ordered basic enter
prises employing up to 100 work
ers per shift be excluded from ma
tionalization. Formerly, industries
employing so workers were to be
nationalized.
Industries affected include iron
casting works, mechanical repair
workshops, perfumes and cosmei
ic factories, artistic goods produc-
ton, furniture factories and glass
works.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-24
Bows Bike Races
Slated March 8

SPORT U red. tag
The City Recreation Depart
ment will conduct bicycle races
for BOYS Saturday, March 8, over
a half-mile course on Southslde
boulevard. extending from Bertha
street to the Army Experimental
station road.
one section will be open to
b,vs from 9 to IL years and an
other for boys, II to Is. Boys
wishing to register for the event
shculd do so with Mrs. Jane Hop
k,ns Whldden, recreation direc-
tor Appropriate prizes Will be
given the winners.