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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

Every 15 minutes some
one dies on the highways
|.ef the nation, which means!
that earelessness continues
| undated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

Assistant State Attorney j.
Lancelot Lester left today for
Tallahassee on. business concern
ing Monroe county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

Sixty more hydrants will be
installed in Key West, WPA SUI
pervisor B. Curry Moreno in-
formed The Citizen today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
NOEScE UNsDEsl F8s1nBOgs
NAa6E STATnjftR

NAME STATOTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY dIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to- engage
in business u n d ar the. fictitious
name of "Betty's Art Studio and
Supplies" 82la Whitehead Street.
Key West, Florida, intends to reg.
lister said fictitious name with the,
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Mon
roe County, Florida.
Dated April 10. 19x7.
BETTY BEAI.,
ROBERT DE EEO..
Sole Owners.
apr.17-24;may1-S,47.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

Mrs. ]. r. Byrd and daughter,
Patricia Ann, of San Diego. Cali
fornia, are visiting Mrs. Byrd's
mother, Mrs. Hildah Roberts
Sails of Fleming street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

There is little to be gain
ed by accusing the poll
ticians Of playing politics.
What are they in office for?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

IN THE COUNTY yUnGE's COURT.
~ AND r0is N1oM1pa Hot'ATE.
Ek.lSMIOA. IN IeRO1AYE.
In re: Estate of rs,
JOHN. c. REHAN,.
=, Deceased;
whom II may concern that NDrvai
*. Read. az Executor ct the Last
Will and Testament OF John C..
Behan. deceased, has flied with the
Honorable Raymond. r. hofs1. Coun-
ty Judge in and for, Monroe Coun-
ty. Florida, his Final Report and
has made applicafi0h for; his dis
charge as Executor Of the East will.
and Testament of John CO. Behan,
deceased.
Dated May .th.z AID. I947.
NORVAY4 X. READ.
As Executor of the Last Will
and Testament of John G.
Behan, deceased.
j. y. Porter, ~,
Attorney for Executor.
mayS-15-22-29! l947
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TIE PERENNIAL Cape Cod Cottage popularity
small house field Ths design No 602 Architect
aosd Ellis Box 49, West Hartford. Conn., frontage
ef including porch and requiring minimum lot
q IS feet The main
80 cubic feet from which local estimates
snt building costs exclusive of land ranging
A. cubic foot depending local
specifications The plan includes house
with heating laundry hobby room
Evening star., 1947-10-19
PERSONAL

DENTAL TECHNICIAN. JOS RICE, sos
14th st. NV. RIM. 502, 14th at F. MA.
xLTIkATIeNs , all laus LADIES os.n s.Emsnt:;
SlSP M4P1E IL haNr Il sTRsSe GS HOME specialize
ing in hospital care Of bed and ambulatory
patients. by, trained day and night nurses
home owned n and operated te By Washingt9a
PPRfkMANENT Wv Waves, IVES s S. n shampoo and
finger wave. SOC; no appointment needed.
An ESss daes * oT Beauty ftadsH1s e
TURE. 8 Dupont Circle NV. above
HoBBY hsSBiss' CRAFT CLASSES for handicapped
therapist in charge. Phone EN-. 5039'
BUSINESS 3 IS a. CARDS, 1000. calendar on
Fl ssnt sssss
sGnr ists sitsr 14ss h s2es g.
ss:sfa esiss last nisss a:1sndef n9st n.ssS
HsH Massr Pesas sSsp M Rans5 s0
aESn dane. 'qH5 ron sGH tar oN nxs Ntda ga
fRsf fRMfLE He scapoL, a3aS Manassas, Va. THE
a Sie11 tes% Ias Is ssn 1SS sfs
BARRIE SCHOOL. soI Fern pi. n.w.-En-
Kindergarten, primary, elementary; ac-
credited teachers. individual tutoring
music appreciation, outdoor activities; pony
sHELLCRAFT sUPPLIEs-Large stock OF
shells, bar pins, ear screws, discs, etc.
HOBBIES. 1881 n Capitol st. DU. 5795
Open daily and SUNDAYS till pm.
PETER PAN SCHOOL@Primary, kinder
riding: TRANSPORTATION furnished; enroll
now. SOL Fern pl NV. RA. 0100.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERs pur-
chased and traded, repaired quickly; res-
sonable: machines for sale, standards and
portables: est. II yrs: OFFICE MACHINES LINES
ADDING MACHINES. eaicu1stors Cleaned,
Re; Il77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
BRICKLAYER ana contractor. brick. c.
ment and fireplace specially; estimates
free, easy terms. NJ. 5056 bet. 500
BRICKLAYING-Firepl chimneys, re-
tanning walls, walks and steps built and
reoaired A. FAGNANI. Ludlow 5496
BUILDING AND REPAIRS, commercial and
residential, by responsible builder; compe-
tent workmen. Cali Falls Church 226S or
Fairfax 1851, Sat. Sun: and ewes;
BUILDING ITEMS at RUCKER LUMBER
co.-Kimsul insulation, ,sheetrock knotty
pine panelipg blinds. cedar lining. storm
doors: masonise. lath, celotex. siding,
Touldmgs, special millwork. Rucker's s.,
1890 Wilson blvd, CHI. 0660.
CAMERA REPAIRs-!s1h 10th st. NV.
~ years experience; factory parts. Full
LER & d'ALBERT, INC, Ma All.
CAMERAS. MOVE. equip. doreiEn OF domes-
BRENNER. o33 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc up to
TT. wide and IT. long. Have your blinds
wAsafadTfoM Il SSr saapE 1deln maSRHe awH
WasHGf2S G2 os1 MadHfsEs afs & nT $500
makes, makes .p s months guarantee. 4s-hour
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
service, all makes: factory parts; 90-day
guar. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO,
WATERPROOFING. ali kinds; have your your
basement wateIproofed now; cement work
ROBERT E. PRICE, WI 3633. 24'
WINDOW GLASS installed in new and old
homes; special storm window service; free
estimate. FAIRFAX GLASS CO., GIL 5lOS.
NEED A PORCH. Brick work in need of
repairs? Any kind of brick. glass block
ana s cinder block work done. Call GE. 1s43
NEED ADDITIONAL sleeping rooms? Your
attic can be converted into attractive
rooms Immediately. . Cash is not required
terms ,a M as low as $3.50 per mo. Cali RE.
WINTER ALMOST HERE-Let us remove
your screens and replace your storm win
dows; Call GE. o52S between 2-6 on Sun
day for estimates
GOLORED MAN wants odd Jobs, painting.
kem-toning; private homes, stores and
apartment houses. Call anytime Sunday.
weekdays after pm Hobart 1875
Evening star., 1947-10-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DRESS DESIGNING, custom dressmaking
glasses nov being a forRsa Rno a Apply in per-
POTTERY and ceramic jeyelry classes;
beginners and advanced students. Wood
TiU r G-Mathematics. statistics
physics. high school and college: by N. s.;
Hsafi f1RsssHsS 81. s5as
basness and ID apt Eyer aee You
r flse are " teach b. Il 81 is at any
RussiAN RI aIs IEssoNs and and translation, ma
f!Es Fi4No sfS fSs4R6cTioN Sis5 classical or poDu-
GUITxk 81 School Of Henry Clay teaches
talent to play, with records: etc; enter
REan RsrHTn TG nos s'op OPEN for
ginners, statesmen or brokers; fnstructional
IS both in theory and nd
nRs raRS eSsaIsH saf ins
ESTATE. 1921 14th st. nv PU s s4S2 4 :;
GREGG SHORTHAND. dictation tipping.
Evening classes. Intensive course by col
HssGRf' 1ssfRucToks rs in violin and cello. "a
SEAGTr MT Pask s
training in all subjects day. night and
nls MAsEnIE 'assssi HoNouR K soHooE so sppfeysd
St2 HSnEr cUfTUNED ne Vs sta0 ass
English. self -condence. freedom from self
aiRfE%NE fLRNS a'H
GI bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
Mo5ERN ssss III efsai TRAiNNe in beauty culture, a.
or 81 tlsnne
HIS s. ana D1 hzSa
f1TE f1Ssss OF isaessf ss
G odaon 81 1852 NJ our svs nR
PoPGLAR PoGaL PIANO and accordion taught in
time cHzRnEs HfsqIi
,y9s e. Rc Ne 4ee aA Ssoo
FL fGrz '1a Wash ssais sa 2FaeTs * ess
COLLEGE GRADUATE. teaching private
HAN Ha sSfs fok sf1sE REAL P;S PfsrArE PRACTICE
A short lecture course for men and women
and a. T Thurs 4 the school hsII; 1905 Goth
lecture n:s for SHn; fSii course. uS AID. 4as3
:siSs sRdGG 4syv by sneed
AIR CONDITIONING and, refrigeration,
GI approved. modern training methods;
backed BY II yrs. know how. Get started
now. Plenty of practical shopwork on a
big Of nnW yRK nR TFH
1904 Benning rd. ne, AT 1858
DORIS YARDLEY, teacher Of piano. Studio
1000 New Hampshire ave. Interviews
REVIEW GREGG SHORTHAND manual
two nights a week with small group of
Evenings, after six. AID. 500, Ext, PA.
FRENCH, private instruction by highly eul-
tured widow of European diplomat; English
tutor for foreigners. HO. 1865.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FILLING STATION and scar garage: 70
yr. lease, stock, furniture and equipment;
ftSkfEs s5R l4vssa sf Further particulars y5te
coMPfgTEIY esoI hatfPpEpp stffE Phi REsrAURAssr
seating capacity IS; easy to operate; low
overhead good business. In thriving Dis
trict community; reasonable. DE. 5341
DRUG DRUGSTORE, on prominent NV. Corner,
Nt Wthn aral apt. Boys nonse area modern through
! V. L. "TooMEY. Jr., Ma. 1879, EN-. s267.
1900 BLOCK BELMONT RID. 4-story
BLDG, BLDG, o apis all furnished; brings $3.50
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Radio and
business in small sub Md. community,
and sppt, to inspec. MR. WoRTHINGToN,
3d. o'oo' IL no answer call sH. 1919,
BAKERY STORE AND PLANT-Beautiful
new fixtures, new and complete baking ia
business improving every week; splendid
KEGTx sG3s co pw sS1%Me $685. 1x
maker. Get in line for the building boom.
Modern nsSs n and completely equipped; Priced
! TATE e.. Rssltors, sH; 81 IIos. t' REAL AS-
BUYS tosay One Of the
@ hsTAIf sG s5sfEaNo15 sa 81 II. e2 best
old fashioned and known as money
here. Due to other interests is Is of offered cred
for only $4,000, lock, stock and barrel
Exclusive with LEON GOODMAN, Broker,
a5533ee a53e Conn. ave-, co. $500; nights, RA,
CORNER DELIcATEssEN-Beer and wine.
with living quarters; doing $500 weekly in
GROCERY AND MEATs-Excellent 1ocs-
ton in GEORGETOWN, Well equipped. Same
ssns Due e Illness REM \. very aso
GIFT SHOP-Northwest. location. Stock
nsas fSr Christnas MWar1 trade Mrs. Ysomans, WI
LAUNDRY-vALET; busy NV. corner: fully
eaIipped; 4h-year lease: $500. MYRTLE
ozFSR1h eSsfxRp f2 DI soeTsd tssd owner quotes
5oo; 20 +, M Gsll MYRTLE 4. WELDON. 81. E ss59,. g. :.
inE sss ~ ROUTE 20 or. on LOCATION
SisG sAFo SSf 1saG st M
na Delivery fUn Rox a3o ~s6a sfar eo
OPPORTUNITY for young vet. bldg. trades
men under our private ownership and
plan an yog get land d. ased
per acre. cash: on Ri No. $40, mi. no
Gaithsrsburg No; Phone Greenbelt 4977. :
MACHINE SHOP, specializing in the sale
Esnts ssss Can 1915 81 o75s ss's!s ssekdays sisssa
BEAUTY SHOP. near 18th and Col. rd
kgAcH Plsse PURCELL, HD ERi iszs a41s ars' A0'n
WANTED-Any type business that is for
you to cali KEAcH & PURCELL, 1745 K
RooMiNiG o,ni Il aousE: Use NV, 10 rms. apis.
= PURCELL, FIX; 24l2.
kTSSTsfyE KESGH EJKGEE JaI5aSIA6sx S4I$ 40 rm,
II baths, oil heat; s-yr. lease; mo. income,
sGScH 5SjRsS sGReEI: X s4ig mo- @ .s,''. n0'ss
HeE !E4snb ssasr ssss ghat insss
ssxs ssSs asraAirioSs: NV on M main n'vs sfts5y:
z! sais' Eg@Es 'eeo'pDfS eo $780,
very active and profitable; wholesale. re-
and 'f1 lo 0ssRss Wt CASH
for business enly, with h-year lssse, rent
MYsgLE e A. WEAPON CO. D1. 1854 =
SERVICE STATION, with complete repair
rs n sddton se srea aes asa
Of transient trathe: located on one 81
the city's most Travelled avenues: COM
MmSoNWEALTH Sygz4 REALTY co" oW. $500,
WILL SELL PATENT for proven ineu-
bator-type baby crib, or will consider con-
rsh With ana
exchange : references. BOX 4ss-J. Star.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI, FLORIDA, or points between; leav-
ing Sun; night; take several; cheap. Phone
los ANGELES, Nov. 1st; 1s47 LINCOLN,
would like l or 3. help drive. share
expense: references. Call SH. 5553. -19
DRIVING TO MIAMI. or points between,
october 20: 1947 car; can take B or 4
people Call RA. 5270.
LADY PASSENGER to or near Peoria, Ill,
about first week in November: reasonable;
references required Box l4O-M. Star.
DRIVING 1941 Buick to Phoenix, Ariz:
leaving 22nd, desire one or two young peo-
Pile, share expense. Cali am. to p.m
Victor 7075
Evening star., 1947-10-19
SITUATIONS MEN (cont.) J

VETERAN, exner in stock Shipping and
receiving. knowledge of tipping, desires
position for three months. Lu. 5471.
tion with established, reputable firm or
manufacturer. location. secondhand: expert
ence, business administration. sales. sales
management parts. tools, machine shop,
industrial equipment, its operation and
maintenance; warehousing. inventory. stock
control, planning. direction, sales and
maintenance programs. supervision and di-
rection personnel without antagonism: pos
sess pleasant personality, plus ability to
meet large and small groups of people and
obtain results: aggressive, can successfully
complete assignments financially respon-
Sible, excellent references. can stand rigid
investigation; own new car. Phone MA.
1910. Ext. 439 21"
GRAD. PETROLEUM ENGR.. now law sch.
student. interested IN regular stternoon
Sun. or weekdays after $50, Ma. 1892,
Evening star., 1947-10-19

SITUATIONS WoMEk Cont.
REFINED ELDERLY WOMAN wants part
time Job, either companion or mother q
SslpsTi MANTEn NV pi}REjc 4Ry RA 4xsTN G33l. KIN
NV, Apt. .: HO. 1922, 5 pm. to $50
pm. Mon. Tues, Wed
PART-TME JOB, eolored. Mon. Wed,
Fri. 4; prefer cleaning doctors ONCE
bachelor apartment DIJ 5000
Evening star., 1947-10-19


mercial and domestic refrigeration service.
souTHEAsT APPL1ANcE CO. Ii. e$ss
REMODELING from basement to roof by
private contractors. 73s 5th st. NV. Dis
RooFiNG-All types roofs repaired new,
metal work guttering and downspouts no
$685. tss ssse est So ss S so
ing: suffering, spoutins. Call MR.. SHIP
kooFiNG kes; HSi an; AND SHEET METAL WORK
anessd sa sahs oeoNNoR SeS Bros WA w. soa1
sooF1Ass Ha 81 asso' GuTThhs, E1s SCOUTING any
ssa a.ea aes '1s co. 'fss
Koef S5 Aksf F1fNTTSa 1TSa AND REPAIRS 2a By Vet
sran: good work. Call ME. District OF %,
sri sPkiNGs RsG S'fsfs REwokkED. cushions rebuilt,
moved: :, Ali work done N in the home.
TILE REPAIRS. work guaranteed. NJ. J.
TRASH REMOVAL, monthly rate as low as
s.. Daily service. ROBERT coRBIN.
fxPEWRi1ERs i cleaned; oiled ana adjusted
AHp9Ik AL Mork Iz gna5snsseds RE ll51, UNITED
comp; reupholstered fine fabrics .DI
36S7. Our interior decorators will esti-
mate NEW YORK UPHOLSTERING CO..
INC, GIT st. NV. 80 Yrs. at the same
address
UPHOLsTERING-spr tying or reweh-
bing. done one n Iss, your home; free est; work
UPHOLSTERING, slip covers, draperies.
furn. repairing; prompt. efhcient service: 3:
80 yrs exp. Call any time, KINGS FUR
NTTURE SERVICE 6337 Ga. ave. NV.
GE. 1855; eyes,, 81. 0420.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month
We. protect your home by SELECTING ths
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 634 ST. NV.
AD. 1882. m. to $40 pm. 22'
RUPHERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ha:
1st-class day worker women on hanc
waiting with references, S5, carfare anc
lunch, mothers helpers. cooks, cleaners
laundress, general houseworkers; go home
nights, etc HO 9427
Evening star., 1947-10-19

to accompany elderly lady
% California; excellent ref
AID. 416S, ask for Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
SCHOOL BUDGET
TO Be CONSIDERED
Probably Will Come Up
For Study AT Today's
Weekly Meeting

New Hanover county's $315,0so
school budget probably will come
before the commissioners at their
meeting today.
Board members spent much OF
last week studying the figures pre-
scented by Superintendent H. M.
Roland at the meeting a week
ago.
The board listened to members
of a delegation of teachers who
appeared before the body urging
the adoption of the proposal by
Roland of a transfer of $26, AGO
from the supplementary to the
regular budget. The teachers e.
clared that such a transfer is nee
essary if present salary levels
from county funds are to. be main
tanned.
Delegates from the airport COM
mittee of the Chamber of Com
merce also may appear before the
commissioners to urge a joint
city-county operation Of Bluethen'
thai airport. Members of the
chamber committee decided to
take the proposal to the commits
sioners for action at a meeting
Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
LABOR FEDERATION
TO CONVENE HERE
ON AUGUST II Is

Indications last night were ina!
approximately 400 delegates Will
be in attendance at the North Car
DINA American Federation OF
Labor state convention August II
to 10 in Wilmington when William
Green, national president, Will
speak.
B. B. Philips, j., convention
chairman said last night that
sessions will be conducted at the
Community Center, Second and
Orange streets.
President Green will talk the
first day of the convention, prob
ably in the evening.
In addition to Green, speakers
will include T. A. Wilson, chair
man of the United States Indus
trial commissions; c. H. Will
liams, regional director OF the
United States Cancellation service:
Frank Fenton, director of the or
%ganization for the ALL, and ctae1
federation officials.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
EIGHTH DISTRICT
SESSION OF VFW
ENDS AT SANFORD

SANFORD, July 20-(P-The 9th
district Veterans of Foreign Wars
concluded a two-days session here
today.
Features of today's program was
a Memorial service held in the
high school auditorium this morn
irg.
This afternoon at a business ses-
sion the principal address was de-
livered by State Commander Ed
ward c. Snead, Of Wilmington, fol-
lowing a welcome address by
Charles M. Reeves. Jr., comman'
der of Stanley Mcleod post, and
greetings by Mayor Warren R
Williams. An informal tea in the
local posts club rooms brought
the session to a close.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
ENROLMENT FOR
FALL TERM STARTS
Registration Begins Thurs.
day At Local College
For Term

Students enrolling in the Will
mington college this week must
have completed four years in an
accredited high school.
Dean Dale Spencer made that
announcement last night as he
prepared for the two-day enroll
ment Thursday and Friday at the
New Hanover high school.
Registration will be from 9 a.
m. to 4:30 p. M, the two days,
the dean added. Tuition fee will
be 500 a semester for university
courses.
The dean explained that at the
pre-resignation - there will be
another one before classes com
mence in September - students
also may make out a schedule
of class lectures in the courses
in which they enroll.
A major part of students courses
must be correlated with the cur
riculum which they are taking.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
DOMESTIC COURT
YET INDEFINITE
Commissioners And City
Council May Make Deci-
sion AT Joint Session

County commissioners said last
night the problem of establishing
a domestic relations court in New
Hanover county has not been def
nitely decided upon.
The proposal must have the ap-
proval of both the city council and
the commissioners as the expense
of operation Wiuld be divided be-
tween the two groups.
A copy of the proposed budget
for the court was presented the
commissioners at their last meet
ing. 1t calls for an expenditure
of SIS. 439.
The matter of approval likely
will come before a joint session
of the council and commissioners
after their present task of dispos-
ing of the budgets of the James
Walker Memorial and Community
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
Fish Story Mow Triangle
As KeziQh Enters Anqle

fish must have lost between 8 and
10 pounds during the trip to South
port.
Keziah pointed out that the lar
gest ~amberjack ever recorded as
having been caught with a rod and
reel was credited to Zane Grey,
famous author, who caught the fish
off the coast of South America.
But, the writer pointed out that
a Wilmington man, whose last
name was Smith, broke Grey's
record with an S2-pound catch off
Frying Pan Shoals about ten years
ago.
He recalled that the fish was
taken with a hand line from the
deck of an oil tanker which was
proceeding to Wilmington. Smith,
Keziah said, was fishing from the
boat as the craft rounded Frying
Pan Shoals. The boat was travel
ling slowly when the huge fish
struck. The lure was nothing more
than a piece of white cloth torn
from the collar of a white shirt.
After the fish struck the tanker
was stopped and a small boat put
overheard and the huge fish was
taken aboard and brought to South
port. Keziah said that he had a
very good picture of the
fish and sent it to Worldwide
Photos in New York and it was
never published or the photo re-
turned.
The Southport writer said he
saw an affidavit signed by the cap
tain of the tanker to the effect
that the fish weighed 81 pounds.
He added that it was a shame that
the fish was caught with a hand
line and not a rod and reel, but
at any rate, he added. the biggest
fish was caught off the North
Carolina coast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
SEAMAN MAKING
EUROPEAN CRUISE ON
u. S. DESTROYER CONE

James D. Stillman, seaman, sec
ond class. USN, son of Mrs. John
R. Stillman of 207 North 22nd ST.,
is serving aboard the destroyer
USS Cone. which is making an ex-
tended cruise to Europe training
midshipmen from the U. S. Naval
Academy. Annapolis, Nd.
The cruise, first to. be made to
Europe by midshipmen since 1887,
began June % at Rosyth, Scotland,
and the English ports of London,
Portsmouth, Weymouth, Plymouth,
Greenwich. and Woolwich, as ports
Of call.
In addition to the 200 midship-
men, there are aboard 200 mem
bers of the Naval Reserve Officers
Training Corps from various col
leges and universities.
Besides the Cone, midshipman
training is taking place aboard the
battleships USS wisconsin and
New Jersey, the aircraft carriers
USS Randolph and Kearsarge, and
the d%estroyers uSS Stribling, Mere
dith, O'Hare, Hugh Purvis, and
Beatty.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
SCIENTIST CHURCHES
STUDY LIFE SUNDAY
FOR LESSON-SERMON

Life" was the subject of the
Lesson = Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches and Societies on
Sunday, July 20.
Golden Text Psalms 1875. "TAe
Lord is the portion of mine in
heritance and of my cup: thou
maintainest my lot Tho, wilt
show me the path of life"
Among the citations ~compromis-
ing the Lesson-Sermon were the
following from the Bible: "How
excellent is thy loving-kindness, o
God! therefore the children of
men put their trust under the
shadow of thy wings For
with thee is the fountain of life;
in thy light shall we See light
(Psalms So: Z, 81. And from
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy: because Life is God, Life
must be eternal, self-existent. Life
is the everlasting I AM, the Being
who was and is and shall be.
whom nothing can erase" page
2S9).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Last Thursday a story from
Morehead City reported that the
largest ~amberjack in the history
of North Carolina has been caught
off the coast at Lookout Shoals
by Captain Bill Ballou. The story
said the amberjack weighed 81 IL
pounds.
The Southeastern North Carolina
Beach Association, sponsors of the
SIS, 900 fishing rodeo off the lower
North Cafolina cost, practically
went up in arms about the re.
ported record" catch. The
SENECA officials were quick to
point out that a 60 IL pound am
berjack had been caught from the
boat of Captain Hulen Watts while
he was fishing off the Snapper
Banks.
Bill Keziah, Southport one-man
chamber of commerce, came up
with a different story yesterday.
Bill says that the largest fish was
caught by a kentucky man from
the boat of Capt. Hulen Watts
and that the fish did not weigh
60 IL pounds. 1t weighed S.
pounds.
Keziah also adds that the huge
specimen was taken at 8 o'clock
in the morning. The ice box on
board Watts boat was not large
enough and the fish lay IN the
deck in the hot sun until the boat
locked at 4 o'clock in the after
noon at Southport.
The fish was then weighed and
at that time, after laying in the
sun all day, tipped the scales at
81 pounds. Keziah believes that
the fish originallytweighed in the
neighborhood of 70 pounds when
it was first caught.
The popular Southport writer
commented that outdoor writers
have agreed with him that the