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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-25
AUCTION SALE
Florida East Coast R.R.
TINNT ATNHED DAAGACEN


s FREIGHT.
at Miami, Florida, Freighthouse,
800 S.W. LIST Avenue.
Wednesday, April 30th, starting
10 AM.
50 OVER 900 ITEMS
of household goods-furniture,
plumbing, luggage and other
merchandise galore of every de-
scription.
Il. <. Wilson, Freight Agent. For
s information address,
Ray Wright, Auctioneer,
l436 NV. 1ST STREET, MIAMI
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Large store in best location. One
half block from La Concha on
Fleming. Highly suitable for
grocery, meat market. Success
/, AfAI business of this kind IN 10
~catfSh &or 30 years. asA& for
any other business. Inquire ut
Peppers Plumbing Supplies, 512
Fleming st. apr22-tf
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Hotel Taverniar, on the Florida
Keys, TaYernier, Fla. A mod
ern hotel, every room with
private bath. Open all year.
Low rates. a convenient stop
oyer between Key West and
Miami, Owner operated by F.
A.. Calhoun. R. E. Rspass, Jr.,
manager. For reservations
phone Long Distance, Tavernier
No. q. apr5-24tx
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One mans bicycle, one carriage,
practically new, one PhiicO
portable radio. Inquire 38-E
Naval Air Station or cali
lO36-M. apr21-etx
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For courteous and satisfactory
plumbing service, call 853, A.
9. Roberts. apr23-7t
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The Evans Pilkington Studio, SIS
Fleming Street, is now Ar
CONDITIONED for your COM
venience. aprl2-tf
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New 1947 Crosley 4-cylinder auto
mobiles. Immediate delivery.
Demonstration at. Davis SIN
clair Service. Write or eau
Redland Motor Sales, 20. Hpx
l8l, Phone 9l10. Homestead,
Fla. mar20-ts
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Books for every age. Books for
every hobby. Paul Smith,
Bookseller, corner SimOnton and
Eaton SITS. APRIL -6t
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Porcelain ice box. Medium. Rea--
sonable. 625 Angela.
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Three-room cottage for couple:
Inquire 1920 Flagler. =.
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All-steel white enamel top kitchen
table. Inquire 36-A, MAS. II
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The Stutz Hotel, 40 Fleming,
now has twin bed rooms for men
only. $500 weekly per person.
APRIL SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-25

l94l 9fds' 4-door sedan, Hydro
matte drive-Radio and heater.
Reasonable. Enquire 904 White
head ST., after $50.
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Baby carriage, practically new.
1905 sFlagler. apr22-5tx
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One-bedroom furnished apart
ment. 319 Duval St. lWomah's
Club). Apply Mrs. Dan Ma
varrc. apr23-St
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Driving to Long Island. Wanted:
Couple to share expenses, man
to help drive. Can leave at
!, once. Mrs. 0'copn0r, SO Duval
ST., upstairs, rear apt. :
s4 apr25- tx
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rent store. but hsssnas safe -
say they ,wsrs41 speilsposts.
They took $szs in cash and
ch4eks, but didn't touch ~ en-
vslpps eontainins monsY the
smpleyss had bsel sayiH1 for
Z psrfy. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-25

ms United Nations vestgstins disturbances ~
borders o. Greece nearing the end d s which,
seees vlebck snd jep has tsksn thressh e hssrt q
TIE bound BslkaDs Here TIE Coian qnasisnng o.
The hundreds % witnesses hoard Political prisoner
FAgas Mes intesNe1t the Greek city u Ssppj
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FOR SALE

Studio couch, kitchen table, four
chaitS, desk and chair, two end
tables, chest of drawers, rock
er, full size bed. All for $50.
1861 Poinciana. apr24-2tx
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Grey marine engine. Good COP,
dition. 1910 Duncan St. !,
IS -
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4-cylipder Indian motorcycle, ex-
cellent condition. $50 Poin-
ciana Place. aprl9-6tx
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CLASSIFIED ADS
MlscELt.lHEous

For, guaranteed plumbing work
I sAd repair. call John Curry,
gl2 Margaret street, phone 7sl,
Che IS a try on your paxt lob.
Free estimates. apr1-lmo
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Having troubles with electrical
!. I eqlJpmenh Cali 73s Key West
aElectrical Repair Co.
apr7- mon- wed If
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Wallet, between Porter Place and
Harris School, containing Navy
I'D. card and other. important
papers. Reward. Mrs. Robert
McCulley, No. 4 Hunts Lane.
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l946 Seryi-Cycle, good condition.
Price reasonable. Apply 1912
Olivia ST. -, apr24St
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roA NE
PIaahhing supplies. q Aeemplete
stock. Plastic tile. paints and
brushes. Robert Ledpard Co,
1872 NV, Sind Street. Miami,
Fla. Phone s7-3421. apf9itf
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Cheap. Four lots on Big Pine.
Good location. 603 Southland
ST.. Key West, Fla. apr2 tx
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One CD 2-bedroon: cottage. Also
one Cd 3-bearoom cottage. All
utilities furnished. See Roy
Hamlin, Phone 1874. apr24-3tx
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BT-13 for sale or trade
flor automobile. Very low time.
Licensed for everything. Ems.
D. C. Roden, Fleet Sonar
School. S,lh Ease, BOO 2H.
Room 30.. ecr3.-..:x
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B- s*sTHE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
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Music of Slavs
Accented by Trio
And Firkusny
By Elena de Soyn

With an accent on Slavic music
featuring Dvorak, Martinu and Cho-
pin. the Chamber Music Guild
climaxed its series for the season
with a concert last night in the
new ballroom of the Shoreham
Hotel. Rudolf Firkusny, famous
Czech pianist, was the guest artist
around whom the program was
built and he was responsible for
the stamp of style and authority
which dominated the ensemble.
Opening with Dvorak's "Dumky
Trio, op. co." Mr.. Firkusny unerr-
ingly led his associates-M -Mishel
Pisstro, violin, and Marcel Ancher
cello-through the six movements
of the work, with Its alternating
meditative and joyful moods, laden
with sentiment. OF the two en-
sembles on the program. the trio
is preferable in thematic material
to the Quintet op. 81." which con-
cluded the concert. It's rhapsodic
contents, tender and childlike in its
simplicity, placed side by side with
the impetuous intensity Of q folk
dance, had moments of great beauty
in the hands of the artists, who gave
it forth with sympathy and under
standing.
Before leaving for his three-yeal
stay in the United States, Dvorak
chose to play this trio on his fare
we'll tour through the leading cities
Of Bohemia and Moravia. An ar
dent champion Of the American
musician and of the American COM
poser while in this country, he ex-
pressed a hope in an article printed
SO years ago, that the day may come
when every large city in the United
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States would have its opera house
a conservatory Of music and q con-
cert hall where native musicians
could be heard, Judged and compete
with one another and eventually
recognized.
Mr.. Firkusny's delivery Of Chopin's
Sonata In B minor, op. So" stressed
its poetry and breadth. A brilliant
technician, the young pianist had
also . variety Of shadings at his
command to make the work i'm
pressive. His tone is sonorous and
firm, the Largo" movement Of the
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sonata setting it Oh: to the best "a.

sonata setting 1t on: to the best ad-
vantage.
Martinu,s "Ritounelles," intro
duced by Mr.. Firkusny In New York
SIX years ago, found an instantane-
ous response In his listeners. The
artist was recalled several times Ia
hopes that he would give an encore.
He declined. however. Written In q
modern idiom, the work has great
deal Of yigor, individuality and
musical value.
Stanley Weiner. violin, and Joseph
Reihch, viola, joined Mr.. Firkusny,
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Mr.. Piastro and Mr.. Ancher In the
execution Of the quintet at the end
Of the concert.
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winter residence of Riverside
Military Academy a. Hollywood.
Following the annual custom the
school moved from Gainesville TO
Hollywood du~ing TIE HOLIDAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. Rn5srt De'mas
and children have returned to
their home AZ Hattiesburg after
dividing a Christmas visit be-
tween Mrs. r. A Delmas and Mr..
md Mrs. Charlie Krebs and fam
ily.
Holiday guests in The home Of
M and Mrs. James RYAN. 1913
Krebs avenue were Lieut.. AMI
Ms Ona F. Mo0se and children.
Iva Ann and Jimmy Of Panama
City. where Lieut.. Moore IS sta
toned with the Coast Guard. On
their return to Panama City the
visitors We're accompanied by Mrs.
Moore's brother and sister, Miss
Eley Mae and Paul Ryan who
viii be their guests for a while.
Nj. and Ms. A 1. Dole re-
turned Saturday from Christmas
visits with the formers brother
and siSter-in-law. NJ and MIS-.
j, l.. Dole, in Birmingham and
with the latter's mother. Mrs.
Vina curl, and sister. Mrs. w.
II. Council. ut cultman. Ala.
Ms. Phillip Meerick OF San
Francisco is a guest IN the home
of her bro,her-in-iaw and sis
tev. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stringfel-
low. Mr. and Mrs Stringfellow's
son, James f.. Stringfellnw, fire
man first class. USN, who spent
Christmas with them departed
Thursday for his station at San
Francisco.
Mrs. Luther Hassell and daugh-
ters. Mary Frances and 10 Ann.
are visiting Mrs HasSell's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave String
fellow and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Haire had
as visitors during the holidays
the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Hare of Leitehfield, Ky.
who spent a week with them,
and Mrs. Haire's father and
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...MOS POINT.
Social Events

After spending several weeks
with Mrs. Ellis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Martinez. MI. and Mrs.
E. E. Ellis, Jr. and two children
departed Saturday for Bastrop,
La. to which city Mr.. Ellis, who
is employed by the lnternation-
al Paper CO., has recently been
transferred from Springhill, La.
: Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Martinez
will spend a few DAYS in New Or
leans where they will witness the
Sugar Bowl game. New Years
day.
Miss Virginia LYONS expects to
depart for Tuscaloosa sometime
during the weekend to resume
her studies at the University of
Alabama. She has been spend
ing the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lyons and
other relatives.
Mr.. Leon Colmer, Ponchatoula,
La, was a visitor here with rela-
tives this week.
Miss Jean Nelson will depart
for Tuscaloosa, Ala. during the
weekend to resume her studies
at the University of Alabama,
after spending the holidays with
her parents, MI. and Mrs. Leon
Nelson.
Rupert Cirlot who is attending
Millsaps college in Jackson, Miss,
spent the holidays with her par
ents, Nj. and Mrs. John Cirlot.
Miss Louise Carr who is at pres
ent residing in New York City
spent a few DAYS vacation here
last week with friends.
Miss Ruby Adams spent her
Christmas vacation with friends
in cities of interest in Arkansas.
Miss Edna Flynd spent the
weekend with relatives in Jack
son.
Keat VOORHEES,, a student at
Gulf Coast Military Academy,
will return to his studies this
weekend after spending the holi-
days with his mother. Mrs. Fran
ces Voorhees,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lewis De.
L.ashmet, Jr,. and little son. Tom.
have returned n their home IN
Des Mnines. Iowa. after u visit
sith their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
I. : DeLashmet and Mr.. and
Ms Z v Suthoff.
Mt. and Mrs L O Elman and
daughter OF Senatobia. Miss. Were
guests Tor the weekend IN he
home u Mrs G T. Wood NJ e
man conducted services II the
Presbyterian church N the morn
ne and evening
Nlzz Carrie Lee Harris VII Re
tuEn this weekend from 4 vts1l
9Th relatives n Heulka Ms
n and Mrs \ : Parham and
ehlIdTen r~etufueI Saturday fun
: xIzII attn relatives In seaIH
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