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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04

anti-lynching legislation, Chef Pat
erson, AVG national representa-
tive, said last Friday.
Paterson said the AVG would
back seven-point program OF
veterans legislation, including an
amendment to the CT Bill of
Rights providing for an increase
in subsistence allowances for vet
Grams receiving training or educa-
ton to 500 for single men and
$125 for married men, plus $25
additional for each, child.
Other points in the AVG veter-
ans legislation agenda are:
/. Amendment to Public Law
679 eliminating present income
ceilings for veterans taking on the
job training.
2. Elimination Of time limita-
tons for on the job training with
provision that training be govern
ed by practice of the industry.
3. Amendments to the termin-
al leave bill to allow credit for
enlisted service in the Womens
Auxiliary Corps and to eliminate
the provisions requiring all leave
be taken while on active duty.
a. Elimination of Title ", Sec
ton 300 (b) of the Servicemen's
REIMBURSEMENT Act, which prevents
veterans from receiving unem-
ployment pay while unemployed
because of work stoppages.
5. Amendment to the Muster
ing Out Pay Act to include vet
Grams demobilized for the purpose
of returning to essential occupa-
tons or training.
6. Change in the present Ma
tional Service Life Insurance tab
lie to the most modern table now
in use.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
up and DOWN Parish STREET
BY Pc c Y G X T. r. Il

pants before they could hardly
walk instead of putting them on
when they reached eighteen, and
when little gals started to paint
ing their lips as soon as they
could stand up to a mirrow, the
Judgment on how we looked and
act in public amt been very good.
So, in spite of the sour estimate
of the Parish Streeters l am going
to offer this as a New Year Reso-
lution most needed and likely to
TIT TIT TIT tt
produce the best results in pro-
portion as it is followed when
made: I RESOLVE THAT /
WILL BY MY PUBLIC CONDUCT
DO EVERYTHING IN MY POW
Err TO WIN LASTING RESPECT
IF NOT ADMIRATION FOR MY
PEOPLE OF OTHE123479LOS17S
RACE BY PEOPLE OF OTHER
RACES HERE, THERE, AND Ev-
ERYWHERE.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
PARISH STREET SATURDAY

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: Well, Christmas is past
and by the time you see this New
Years Eve, the time for making
resolutions will also have passed
and a lot of Folks will have done
made the resolutions by which
any given number of them proper
tionateIy who make the resolu-
tions you choose to estimate are
supposed to regulate their lives
and it's affairs for the coming
year. The worth Of New Year
Resolutions have always been a
subject of violent debate among
Parish Streeters and I heard it
again as / Joined with bunch
over our Fish & Beer this past
Saturday Night even though 1t
was the time of Turkey and Gran
berry Sauce. Knowing the very,
very, low estimate which the aver
age Parish Streeter has OF the
New Year Resolutions after many
seasons of debate on the subject
I am rather reluctant to offer this
as a New Year Resolution for
Aunt Haggar's Chillun's here,
there, and everywhere. We are
still mostly being judged by how
we look and act, and the judg-
ment made by others about us
on this score is making or break
ing us according to the way in
which the judgment is made. Up
to the Year of our Lord, 1916, say,
since the beginning of the time
when kids started to wearing long
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
Negro Soldiers to
Be Discharged

WASHINGTON, d. C.,-(NNPA)
rigid procedure for the discharge
from the Army of personnel con-
sidered for retention in the serv-
ice on the ground that they will
hinder the development of the
postwar Army has been worked
out in detail in the European thea
ter, it was learned last Friday.
Authority to discharge person
mel who lack the mental qualifica-
tons necessary to become suit
able soldiers or who, because of
repeated commission of minor Of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04

PEOPLE JOE CATCHING
of the Blue Flame and Joe's Play.
house was the victim in a High
May eeeidsk1 Down q Louisiana
last week and according to friends
he will hardly be recognizable be-
cause of cuts about the face. Up
to this writing he was still re-
ported in Louisiana hospital d..
MR.. AND MRS. JOE LEE PER.
KINS dining together at a
certain Night Club the other night
!. Carsey Hall and Jack Young
attending the Sigma Conclave in
New Orleans last week DOC
TOR A. M. HAIR on his first fly
ing trip to New York to attend
the Omega Meeting. John Fizer
among the many faces that peo-
pie enjoyed seeing up and down
the Ole Avenue during the Christ
mas holidays Bill Summers
again on one of those hurried
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
Duke Ellington
Heads Musicians
|Of Nation In Poll

Chicago - Duke Ellington and
his orchestra were announced as
winners of an annual musicians
poll conducted by Downbeat, pro-
fessional music magazine.
Duke was named best band in
both swing and sweet divisions,
with Stan Kenton second and
Woody Herman third in the swing
classifications and Claude Thorn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
Pose 3

lenses requiring disciplinary ac-
ton, cannot be economically util-
lied was given in a War Depart
ment circular dated August 10,
last. The discharge of such per-
sonnet is now in process.
Marcus Ray, civilian aide to the
Secretary of War, who recently
toured Army installations in the
European theater, reported on his
return here that SO per cent of the
personnel to be discharged will
be colored soldiers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
Sand Seedlings

When planting vegetable or flow
er seeds In the summer. cover them
with sand instead Of dirt. BY this
method, the sun will not be able to
"bake" the earth around the seeds
into a hard crust through which
seedlings will have difficulty in fore
ing their way.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
Aids Starching

One housewife uses an extra pint
or so of water In cooking rice, then
saves the water for starching small
items, such as bits Of lace and
crocheted articles.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04


SALUTE TO A NEW BUSI-
NESS No town of the same
size anywhere in the country can
boast of greater business de-
velopment and business interest
on the part of Negro People than
our town Among the new busi-
ness places we salute Ar
LEN BROTHERS GROCERY AND
MARKET out on the Whit
field Mill Road starting small the
brothers have just completed en-
larging the establishment which
puts it now in the front ranks OF
such enterprises.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04

Obstacles which he surmounted
not because he needed job him
self but -. in order to
provide jobs and opportunity for
Negro people. Well done, DOC
TOR MCCOY -. and / know
that Parish Streeters' and think
ing people everywhere joins in
wishing you A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
SaIlOw Skin

II your skin is sallow, pink face
powder will help you look radiant.
Lipstick and rouge should be of a
pinkish tinge.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
Vet Group Support
Progressive Laws

Washington, d. C. (NNPA) =
Although the main objective of
the legislative program Of the
American Veterans Committee will
be Congressional approval of a
low-cost housing program for vet
Grams, the organization also will
fight for permonent fair employ
ment practice, anti-poll tax and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04

trips to Chicago and ALICE
OF SHEPARDS leaving for
Chicago the other night +.
while all her friends were try
ing to tell her DON'T.
GOULD ABOUT THE OLE TOWN
is evident in the Christmas
Holiday Marriage Of Arrus Felts
Mrs Willie Mae Lewis, form
erly Of Crystal Springs and Jack
son but more recently from Chi
cago. The marriage took place
amid the we'll wishes of friends
and the celebration extended pref
ty much through the holidays.
MORE ABOUT ALCORN COL
LEGE One observer said here
last week that the buzzards were
not only feeding on the dead pigs
in the hog lot but that they were
also biting off the tails Of i.
LIVE LITTLE PIGS.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: EDU-
COTTON - is the leading human
souls to what is best, and making
what is best out Of them; and
these two objects are always OBJ
tainable together, and by the same
means; the training which makes
men happiest in themselves also
makes them the most serviceable
to others. John RuSkin.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04
PARISH STREET MAN-OF-THE

PARISH STREET MAN-OF-THE
YEAR, 1916. To DOCTOR
A. H. MCCOY :. goes the years
honor. We extend to him the
accolade not only because the
wear 1916 marked him as an out
standing National figure in the
field of Dentistry . but because
of the many obstacles which he
over came to open the Grand
Theatre, to give Jackson and the
State of Mississippi two of the
only eight Motion Picture Thear-
tres owned and operated by Ne
groes in the whole United States.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-04

Thousands of couples are weak, WORKOUT, ex-
hausted solely because body lacks iron. For
new vim, vitality. try Ostrex Tonic Tablets
Contains iron you, too, may need for pep; also
vitamin 81. Get regular 81 90 size now only 89ci
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-13

such as machine gun or ma
chine pistol. -
2. A shotgun or, rifle having a
barrel less than 10 inches in
length except !, a 20 or smaller
caliber rifle-which must be reg
istered, if barrel length is. less
than is inches;
l. &, muffler or silencer for
any firearm. -. -
!. 4 A revolver. or pistol. with
accompanying shoulder stock.
S. Any, other weapon except 9
pistol-or revolver from which
a'shot lis discharged by an ex-
plosive-if such \ weapon is =, ca
pable of'being concealed. on. the
person.
Under this Act it is illegal to
sell or transfer any weapon of
the type described without pay
ment of a $4,000 tax, unless the
weapon has been rendered I'm
serviceable. If the weapon has
been rendered unserviceable, it
may be transferred without pay
ment of this tax by filing the
proper forms with the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-13

/ A plat book showing dimen-
sions and owners of all Of the
land In Key West. has just been
completed by Circuit Court Clerk
Ross c. Sawyer for distribution to
real estate dealers and to lawyers
and other interested parties. II.
With the assistance Of Hello
Esquinaldo, a photographer, Clerk
Sawyer used the photostat APP
Fparatus in the clerks office to
photograph 100 pages of the plat
book, which was prepared by the
county tax collector and based on
old maps first compiled by Will
liam A. Carey, who was city tax
assessor In about 1917.
I In the old plat book, which the
county purchased from the city
for about 500 some years ago, all
of the lots Of the city are broken
up according to the deeds and the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-13

honeIi. Jimmie Cameron, Tom
mis Cameron. Sylvia Taylor,
Eleanor Ogden. Edward Curry,
sergio MILAN. James Antrobus,
nrure Cleare Danny Fennell;
Martha Carbonell. Phyllis Fox,
Pauline Rudy. Joyce valenzuela.
IA Ann valenxuela, Gloria
Knowles. Sylvia Knowles. Shir-
lev Nelson. sandra Nelson. STAN
Iev Peterson. Josephine Con-
xalsz John Dcmcritt. Duane De-
merritt. Peggy Pinder. Charles
Peterson. Theresa Bardwell, Dale
nitetell. Glen Roberts. Faydette
Thampson. Charles Mitchell,
sapara Duane. Lucille Sanders,
f;sl~ sweetins. Patricia Yates.
n..~ Yates. 10 Mcknight,
ssephen Bier. Mary Lou Bier,
kf.slr Dcland. Denny Bethel.
J~rk Roberts Russell. Edna De-
Iana. Clark Pindcr. Mary Ellen
naksr. Mareery Gomez. Billy
Flix. Arnold. Ronny Singleton.
I,mmle Butler. Albert Pita,
n~ssv Pinder. VIM. Curry. Dnony
Cruz. Eleanor Drummer, Wayne
Nsfariand. Frances O'Berry,
psssy. .. pemsritt.
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Saturday Summary
Time 70 eastern standard. For
central standard subtract enc hour.
tor mountain standard two hours.
JUNE -


W. sssss0
5000 Bs Announced--nbc
e:3o-Coffes With Congress- nbo
Renfro, Valley kolks--cbs
0soo-Frenk ,Merriwell .Drama-nbo
The lBarnyard Follies-cbs !
e:3o-Archie Andrews Drama-nbc
Mary Leo Taylor's Talk-cbs
The Jackie Hill Show-mbs
fo:0oLTsen Club variety-nbc
:. : News; LSrs Pretend-cbs
1o:3o-ths Home Program-nbc
The Adventure Club-cbs
Say IL With Music-mbs
f1.eofhester OF Today-cbs
/ Tbs Pro Arts Quartet-nbs
1tSeT Ed. AaConnell ,sonss-nbo
Flight, into the Past-mbs
'N Asssrneen
52,oorrhs Host 10 Buffalo-nbo
Grand Central Drama-cbs
Z Guest Band Broadcast-mbs
i2s3o-v eteran's Prog: sNews--nbc
County Fair Quiz-cbs
Dance Half Hour-mbs
lsoo-Farm and. Home--nbc
Give and Take Ouiz-cbs
Another Dance Band-mbs
1:So..fsAxters. Family Play-nbo
The Country Journal-cbs
This Il Jazz Time-mbs
1:@s-Camp Meeting Choir-nbo
2:00--To BE Announced-nbc
Treasury Bandstand-cbs
Dance Hall Hour-mbs
e:3o-Setk Greiner Show-cbs
sports Parade Guests-mbs
/ 3:0o--ro Be Announced: Kace-nbo
Dance Music: Racing-cbs
Dance Band; Racing-mbs
S:3o-Doctors Then & Now-nbc
Science; Men and Books-cbs
Racing: Dance Music-mbs
800 Tomlinson Comment-nbe
Cross Section U.S.A.-cbs
For Your Approval-mbs
4aS--Art Mooney Orchestra-nbc
4:3o--The Three Suns-nbc
|, Dance Hand Time-cbs
Dance Music Orchestra-mbs
<:4s--Songs OF King Cole Trio--nbl
Jan August Music Trio-T1bs
!. ACC PRocRAMs-Times 1T eth.
|, Eastern daylight or Eastern standar,
.is. Morning
900 Wake Up and Smile
: 1o:30--Junior. Junction Variety
I 1t:3o-Ths Plano Playhouse
(, RI Afternoon
: t2:ao-The American Farmer
1:Q0-Youth Asks Government
. 1850 Fascinating Rhythm
I 2:oo-Our Town Speaks
2:3o-To Be Announced t2is hrs.)
6:oo-The Saturday Concert
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Macy WiUes Club
To Seek Charter
9th Nat'I Group

sNne~executive board Of the
Key West Navy Wives Club took
steps yesterday morning to apply
for a charter with the National
Navy Wives Club of America.
Meeting at the home of President
Myrtle Brachtl, the board dis
cussed and drafted bylaws fol
the club in preparation for APP
plying for the charter.
Attending were Jeanne Rey-
nolds, secretary; Vera Wood
treasurer, and Virginia Schu-
mann, program chairman.
At noon luncheon was held
| at the Poinciana Community
Hall. In attendance were the
I: Mesdarnes Myrtle Brachtl, vir-
! ginia Schumann, Vera Wood,
Jeanne Reynolds, Betty McAvoy,
Jane Wolgamott, Annabell Mey-
ers, Gloria LIGHT, ELENA Moore,
Lillian Philibert, Blanche Pres
ton, and three new members
! Eleanor Stopp, Mary Malice, and
Lucille Henry.
The business meeting was held
at two o'clock. The proposed by
laws were read and approved.
Also plans for invitations to other
navy wives were approved. Pres
ident Brachtl suggested plans for
a Fall Baby Show.
Hostesses for next Wednesday
Will be the Mesdames Schumann
Wood, Reynolds and Wolgamott.
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names q ~ owaeso
|, iss7, s. a. es''1';S - -!
10 show I'll ~ trononGolrno M
Ihave tnkon p1oce olnro - -
first came Into exigoeoe4 60 y
|is now seesuFste = - ~ = -
The - plso>uu1sHs - 49,
together II . eoovos hin1DR -
markings and Ne naulG1 - eDoo1
and may be rse6 sest1y. - =
quite q coEtrast with ~ erlU1on
map, which yes ID penflA 80
|blueprints q which tsGo nnv0
been part IL she rseurds q -
roe county
Anyone wishing b have : 80
lie page Of the plat houG. sDpU.
ing the lossstion and diMoNGtnm1
Of his property, ssay hove -
same by applying 10 Tn csssoey
clerks Office.
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TDOAY'S CANES

g1uBloo z1n1Dsnatzeasl Lss0us.
-. Pctrrsburg al Miami Beach.
Mann ~ Tampa A,.s.sss...ssss
havana ~ West Palm Beach.
Fort Isauderdale ut Lakelqnd.
usaiena1 League
Boston nj Pittsburgh-Barrett
t<-3) ~. Seweil t3-i).
phsisdelphia Ut Chicaeo-Leo-
nard sS-2) W. Borowy (6-l.
Brooklyn NJ 81. Louis. night
xame--Tsyicr t3-D vs.. Brazle
t<-1,.
Only games scheduled.
Amsslssa League
Detroit M Warrington. night
game Newhouser (6-6) W.. Mas
terxon t4-3).
Cleveland nj philadelphia. night
game --Feller t7-5) W.. Marchildor
ISL
So. Louis at New York, nigh,
gsme--Sanford Old VS.. Bevens
t3-eD.
Chicago at Boston, night game
--papish t2-1 vs.. Ferris as.
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pRsDAy. JUNE -

evenjnD
ts0o--NeWn Report. Is Min.-nbc
Eric Sevareid and News-cbs
Netwofk Silent q hr.) east
kld1ieo Serial Hour repeated
hour lAterl -&mbs west
S:i0.-kockies Rhapsody: Sports-nbc
Ua1ts9 Nations Report-cbs
tsso-fapd Barber and Sports-ebs I
t:4s-Loweil Thomas Newscast-nbo
World News Il Commentary--cbo
go -Radio Supper Ciub-nbc- basic
MvAtery Drama for Week--cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr. repeat hour 8
sa later) -fnoB
t;te--News and Communicable
Jack Smith Song Series--cbs
Dance Music--mbs-basic
S:so-Manor House Party-nbe
Mark Warnow Soundoff-cbs
Henry j. Taylor (repeat 10)--mbs
e.ee-kaltshborn's Comment-nbc
Sports (repeat 30 m. later)-mbs
y:0o-Paul Lavalle Melody-nbo
To Be Announced--cbs
Burl Ives Recorded (r'pt $500 --mbs
7:is--vsra Holly. D'Arcy's-mbs- basic
7:S0..To Be Announced-nbc
70 b AnnOunced-cbs
Leave It to Girls. Guest-mbs
ssOSElvO MiuuteS 4NcWS-CUS 4R
Sseo- People Are Funny-nbc
0inny Simms Variety-cbo
Gabriel Heater Comment-~mbs
S:fs--Real Lite Drama Series-mbs
S:3o.-Abe Lyman Waltz Time-nbo
Moore 4 Durante Comedy--cbs
Bulldog Drummond Drama-mbs
e.ooAThe Mystery Theater-nbc,
u Pays to Be lgnorant-cbs
Meet the Press nterviews--mbs
.e:9o..Dill Stern Sports Spot-pbc
MY Friend irrna. Skit--cbS
Date Night. basic
s;s6-WeekIy Talks by Guests--nbo
1o:oo-News & Variety hrs.-nbc
News. Variety, Dance 3 hrs.--cbo
News. Dance Band, hrs.-mbs
ACC eAooRAMs-Times At. either
Eastern daylight or Eastern Standard
6soe-N etwork Silent--l hour east
Riddles Serial Hour-west repeat
73o~News and Commentary
1:le-Eimer Davis Commentary
S:3o-The Lone Ranger Drama
Ss0e-FAt Man, Detective Drama
e:3Q-This Is E.B.l.. Drama
sesco--Break the Bank Quiz
et3o-Sheriff.s Detective Drama
9l0S-Eive Minutes Sports
10O0-Boxing Bout, Sports Show
11:00->News & Dance Band Hour
12UO-Dance Band Hr.~-west only
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SPORTS and
RECREATION


SWlMMING-South Beach, south
end Of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISlllNo --0u0 Dock.
west Caroline Street: Craig
Dock, north end Of Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALI-Games. usually on
Sunday afternoon, at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 18th Street.
coLF-Municipal Golf Coufse.
Stock Island. 8aa
rENNIS-Bayview Park on pi-
vision Street (day and night
facilities). :
DAsKETBALI-Outdoor courts
at South Beach and Bsyview
Park.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pafk.
SHUFFLEBoARD - BayvieW
Park and South Beach.
pICNIcKING-Tables at Bay
view Park.
clilLDRElrs PLAYGROUND =
Bayview Park.
COMFORT STATIoN8-Bayview
Fork. s-..AAl-A1nAA
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MUNSTER. Ind. - Returning
from q wedding. six members of
3 family we're killed when their
automobile was struck by train.
Th~ d~ad included the bride .oi
two hours and her husband, Mr.
and MRS chelso Graham, the
brides father and mother, and
their two children.
.----<
Robert c. Glass of Lynchburg
Va. newspaper editor, born in
I-ynchburg. 90 years ago.
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Agent Warns Automatic Guns
Here Must Be Registered;
Veterans Souvenirs Included
BUR. OF INT. REV. SEEKS.
TO KEEP THEM FROM
GANGSTERS' HANDS;
TELLS OF PENALTY

Owners of automatic weapons
and certain other firearms must
register them at once with the
Bureau of Internal Revenue, Earl
P. Carter, investigator for the
Alcohol Tax Unit of the Miami
office or the Bureau, warned
here yesterday.
Failure TO comply with the
registering requirements. set
up by the National Firearms
act. may subject owners Of
such weapons TO 4 penalty Of
up to five years in prison and
a fine Of $4,000.
Carter represented w. L. Get
zen, investigator in charge of the
Alcohol Tax Unit in Florida,
which is charged with enforcing
the firearms law. Getzen has or
dered a drive as part of a nation
wide campaign to lessen the pos
sibility of automatic weapons
falling into the hands of gang
sters and other criminals.
Carter explained that large
numbers Of machine guns and
other weapons h ave been
brought into this country. Is
souvenirs. by returning service
men. Some machine guns and
machine pistols. he said. have
found their way into the hands
Of criminals who have used
them in the commission Of
violent crimes. Through care
less handling. others have been
cause Of accidental injury or
death to loved ones in many
homes.
The Bureau believes most vet
Grams are unaware that their
souvenir weapons should be reg
istered and will show reason.
able consideration in veterans
cases. Carter. advised that those
having such weapons SHOULD
have them welded. Possessors o.
fully automatic firearms, law
fully imported, will be asked al
the time Of their registration t.
Ipermit them to be rendered
permanently unserviceable by
the welding process.
The agent added that the weld
ing in no way mars the weapons
looks or affects its value as q
souvenir. Such action is strictly
voluntary, however, on the par
of the owner. The welding anc
/ registration are done with n,
cost to the owner.
Carter said that Michael ]
German, Investigator in the ia,
unit of the Bureau in Miami, viii
arrive in Key West shortly tc
check on progress of registra.
tons. There is a Bureau office ir
the Federal Building here, bu
for full information and assist.
ance in registering any firearn
under the Firearms Act, the Mi
ami office of the Alcohol Tas
Unit, % N. E. 3rd Street, Miami
should be contacted.
| Weapons which must be reg.
istered with the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue under the
Firearms Act follow:
l. Any firearm designed or al
tered so that it is capable of fir
ing more than one shot with one
continuous pull of the trigger
! ----------- --r'---- '.-y-. 80 e. - =.
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Cameron, Tom
Sylvia Taylor,
Edward Curry,
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Merchants Rout
DairylneIl, AZ;
Legion Victor

The Key West merchants
v;dared their f.lass 4 soffbali
-. r,..,s
'ssue 'eau - ~ s's1 49,.
games last night by trouncing the
second place Adams Dairy nine,
IL IN . nc she Cr;ffen mitchell
~. -. I'll, rh.-rYcc r.;i,,,or.
csrr;ssa ,he Anar;can Teo;on 10
=, a~tr. ;rr;ra hafcra hcS,;r. NJ
= q scora - 4ha rI.ss 4 cnn.
ssst
=, A.. ov.,,;,,. s.r,e .r;ffar
.tr,,ck o,,t n;ne na;rvn,an Evarv.
scrs ,.,srt dc,,,r .v,;ns;cS .S.cant
Cas.rc n ~. sos,rth l;rrinr AZ.
800 s;..Ins r.S.,.,. ,.,.,l,.,ss "a
- ....;s 49,. st,.,,,sss ,.,;.t. !.
~. - 800. Ahs.on r. II. ss,, |.
eth . 49, - hsil. ga 49,
sh.;,. 1.ss 80.
~. 1890. 49, 49,. So.
..s - 49, :. - Ma
~ % ~. Iu.M -, 49, 49,. 80,
anu wv nv Da ~ ~ p.Ss Nv
~ ss - -. ,, Ss ~, -. - -
- p :sss 49,.
=, Dss' ~ S 49, 49, az, slse
sa,eiy, 90 u'- 1 c s.lL .s.. 80
In tne l'eiu, Ss G s''1.,s .o'
tre loses A. s '
Sasaoo anu rerilaHueA ior tue
winners.
score Dy innings; =. =. f. =
M \ 'sa's 0 Oo1 v 90 80 - :, y
ADAMS 80 oOo ivy ~
Sue Griffen and .. sFernahdez;
Joe Lewis ana VlilareaL.
Two-base hit: 4. Garcia; dou-
pie plays: =. Lewis % Seeriing,
Saiero 10 oteriine; struck iount:ADy
ssriiIen -, Dy Lewis I: passes on
Dalis' OH Sriiien ~ OH Lewis .
time OF game: i.iU.
In the nightcap, the Legion
ana tne 1iimore were tied Al Athe
emo OF the seventh. In the extra
inning, tucker was WIG, que 70
q wet pan, ana walked thiee Dat.
tiers. ComDined with TWO. mus ana
2 par OF missues, neglonsscnred
iive runs, Ior the Daih4aMS.ItE
e. Aceve9o' WIN ,tsHoMeaiIun
ana = sinsie. ieo MsEMtllaE y .' 8.
L.. ~ 4 tk.x&I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-13
True

'Please, can you tell me why
the tide is not up this morning."
eyes," replied the, old fisher
man. cts because it was out late
last night" r.,