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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
OSLAVA %. RfJNA
v

Sdruzeni Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkG V Baltimore a okoli po-
Tada V ned6li, dine &c. Tfjna O.
slavu 20. Vyrocf Zalozeni Re
publiky Ceskoslovenske. Pc te-
m6T sedmiletem nezmernem u
trpen1 rOdna zem naSe vstupu-
je jiz do tTet1ho roku 1plne svo-
body. Nen1 dosud vSe urovna-
no tax jak by 81 bylo pratt, to
vSak nen1 urovnano nikde;
chaos jest dosud temef v celem
svet6; nasi donna vSak S vypje-
tim vsech sill ktomu eli pra-
cuji a jejich usilovna prace pri-
naSf jiz dobr6 vysledky = po-
merry Sc den ode dine lepsi a
hlavn6 = lepe Sc pTi svoboden-
&c dycha!
Ma ddstojnem programu Sc
piln6 PRAGUE a isme jisti, re
Sc Yam vSem Dude l1biti.
Ia slavnostnfho Fecn1ka jest
pozvan pan doktor Josef Hanc
z ceskoslovenskehO velvysla-
nectvi We Washingtonu, D. c..
Dftky z nas1 cesk6 skoly pfi-
pravuj1 pod vedenim pana uci-
tele p6kny program = p6kne
Gfslo Dude mfti t6z slovenske
d6vcatko a V druh6 casti "a
bavnfho programu pfedveden
Dude velkolepy zvukovy film
"Czechoslovakia Comes Back"
(Ceskoslovensko Sc vracf, neb
znovuozivuje) ktery docilil V
New Yorsk6 oblasti velike O.
bliky.
Zacatek oslavy zapocne pre-
she We 3 hodiny odpoledne a
proto krajan6 Sc S celymi rodi-
Mani prijdte V cas- a agitujte
jeden kazdy z Vas, ably navste-
va k tax vyznamnemu dni byla
pOkud mono nejv6ts1!
Ia slavnostn1 vybor:
Jan Kaspar, pTedseda
Sylvia PETER, tajemnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
BraziIsko-csl. obchodni styky
nezmeneny.

Praha (CTK) = Francouz-
ska tiskova kancelaT rozs1fila
minuly tyden zpravu, poole nfz
pry Brazilie prakticky zastavi-
la svGj dovoz do Ceskosloven-
ska a tim pferusila platnost
smlouvy, Poole ktere Ceskoslo-
vensko dostalo liver dvacet mi
lion6 dolarG ma nakup brazil
skych surovin. K teto zprav6
brazilska legace v Praze vyda-
la toto prohlaseni:
Brazilske vyslanectvi V Pra-
re je zmocneno brazilskou Via
dou vyvratit vsechny zpravy o
domnelem pTeruseni brazilsko-
ceskoslovenske obchodnf smlou
Wy, Poole n1z dostalo Ceskoslo-
vensko liver 20 milion6 dolaru
ma nakup surovin V Brazilii.
Obchodnf vztahy mezi obema
cement sc vyv1jejf nadale ma
podklade sjednan6 obchodni
dohody. Brazilska vlada ne
zmenila v zadnem smeru orien-
Itaci sveho zahranicnfho obcho-
du, take i brazilsko-csl. OBJ
Ichodnf styky zGstavaj1 nezme-
neny. i.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Terst Sc udrzi jenom kdyz Sc
mu dostane pomoci z ciziny.

Terst. = Ones je tem6f ma
kazdem vetsfm obchode svo-
bodneho 1zemi Terstskeho ma
pis ma prodej'', pravi spoje-
necka vojenska vlada.
Jedinou vyjimkou jsou lode
nice a tovarny v pT1stavn1 obla-
stl, avsak i tyto cell nejiste bu-
doucnosti.
V politickem smyslu, 1zem1
Jest svefencem S%pojenych Ma
rodd, jehoz sprawl povede gu
werner ustanoveny Radon Bez-
pecnosti. V hospodarsk6m smy-
stu vsak je to mesto "v ,draz-
be- s jedinymi dvema kupci v
dohledu = Spojenymi Staty a
Sovetskym Svazem.
Soukrom1 obchodnici a tez
expert vojenske vlady jsou
pfesvedceni, re Terst nem1ze
zlti bez CHI pomoci. A tato po-
moe nesm1 pozGstavati pouze z
malych subvenc1 ma potraviny
a uhl1, ale must zahrnovati vel
Ike castky v hotovych penez1ch.
Expert vojenske vlady pred
povldaj1, re schodek Dude cd
20 do 80 miliond dollar1 v pT1-
stitch nekolika letech v opero-
vani Terstu a jeho mezinarod-
nj vlady.
Ustavenf Terstu jake svobod-
neho 1zemi pTedstavovalo vo-
jenske a nikoli hospodaTske
rozlustenf. Nebot Terst jest
mesto obklopene vetsinou ska
lami.
V 1zemf Sc produkuje velmi
malo potravin. A mimo to neni
vyrabeno dosti zasob spotrebi-
telskeho zbozf, jake obuvi, O.
bleku, kamen a automobile pro
obyvatelstvo v 1zemf. PT1tomne
V lidnatosti Terstu = asi &c.,
900 = jsou tis1ce nezamestna-
nych.
EkonOmove vef1, re jedinou
spasou Terstu. ably Sc mohl e.
konomicky udrzeti, jest obno-
venf lodnf dopravy. Must NIT
lodi, ktere by udrzovaly pravi-
deinou sluzbu do Indie, Afriky.
StTednfho Vychodu a jinych O.
blastf, tax ably z1skal obchod z
Rakouska, Madarska, Cesko-
slovenska, Rumunska a jinych
narodG evropskych, ktere re
mepisn6 jsou jeho klienty.
Avsak paroplavebn1 LIME
ztratily 80 lodi behem valky.
Vezme to mnoho penez, aby
obchodn1 lodstvo mohlo byti
znova vybudovano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Odhaleni pametni desky velke-
no vlastence-Cecha Nejd. Opa-
ia Prokopa Neuzila 0. S. r.

V nedeli, 5. Tfjna konala Sc
velika slavnost v Bechyni, CSR.
neb tam byla slavnostn6 odha-
lena pamatn1 deska zemfeleho
Cecho-Americana Nejdp. Pro-
kepa Neuzila, opata ces. bene-
diktfnskeho klastera v Lisle u
Chicago. (Opat Neuzil naro-
dill Sc v Bechyni v els. 65 roku
1861
Byla to jakasi c~elostatni O.
slava a bylo il pfftomno mnoho
ceskoslovenskych cirkevn1ch
hodnostaTG. z Ameriky Sc do
stavili Nejdp. Ambroz Ondrak,
nyn6jSf opat klastera sv. Pro
kopa, Nejdp. Theodor Kojis,
opat klastera sv. Ondfeje V
Clevelandu, Nejdp. Vavfinec
Vohs, opat klastera sv. Bedy V
Peru, H., a DGstp. Almost liz
ka. Velebny pan Zizka celou
oslavu filmoval, take il budou
moci nasi krajan6 shlednouti
az Sc DR.. zizka vrati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Anglicka vlada

byla pretvorena, nenf to mic ne
obvykleho a slouz1 to hlavne k
tomu poslati ponekud do L.
stran1 lidi, ktef1 byli We verej-
nosti prflis kritisovani. Plat to
zejmena O byvalem ministrU
pohonnych latek S%hinwellovi
Re sir Stafford Cripps byl usta-
noven hospodaTskym diktato-
rem IDA Sc naznacovati, re an
glicka vlada Sc znarodnenim
prGmyslu teho casu pf1lis ne
specha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Tajuplny naboj pry vybuchl
V Mexiku.

Ell Paso, Tex. - Mestske u
rady V Guadalupe, mexickem
meste, policemen 80 mil cd a.
merickych hranic oznamily, re
v horach poblize mesta vybu-
chi n6jaky obrovsky naboj ne
znameho pGvodu.
Nekolik svedkG udava, re
pumu videli, byla asi 5 stop
dlouha a 3 stopy siroka. Vybu-
CHA S ohromnym hlomozem.
V pokusne stanici White
Sands, N. NJ, k tomu f1kaii, re
v poslednfch dnech zadne po-
kusne ~vystrely provadeny ne
byly a re proto nev6deli oc by
Sc mohlo jednati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl Zprdvy.
Vratila sc z navStevy
re Stare Vlasti.

Minuly patek navratila Sc re
sesti m6sicni ~navst6vy We stare
vlasti 81. Marie Drobnfkova
(sestra p1. Zavodny). PTilet6-
la letadfem, ale NELL prudkou
bouri a letadlo bylo nucenc
zm6niti smer a pTistalo v New
Foundlandu. 81. ,Drobnfkove
Sc We vlasti velice libilo. Vzpo-
nina ma krasnou Prahu a jela
by tam opet. PTivezla re sve
rodn6 obce Sokolsky Pamatnfk
Sok. Zupy Orlicke pro Sok.
Jednotu "Blesk."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Tenda a Briga hlasovaly We
prospSch Francie.

PaT1z. " pohranicnl obla-
sti mezi Franci1 a Itali1 Tende-
Briga bylo provadeno lidove
hlasovan1 O tom, chce-li sc ten
to kraj pripojit k Francii neb k
Italii.
Ackoliv neisou jeste znamy
presne vysledky hlasovan1, je
vsak jiz nyn1 jisto, re Sc pre-
wanna v6tsina volicG vyslovilo
pro pTipojen1 k Francii. Dele
gait Spojenych narod1 dohl1-
zeli ma spravne provedenf hla-
sovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Zbozi z polskych znarodnS-
nYch podnikHH Dude levneisf.

Varsava. = Vlada naT1dila
ably maloobchodnf ceny zboz1
vyrabeneho We znarodn6nych
podniclch byly lined snfzeny o
5 az 20 procent. Nejv1ce Sc
snizuj1 ceny nabytku, domac1-
no zaf1zen1 a soucastek hospo-
dafskych stroll.
Dale budou levnejS1 tkaniny,
pap1rove produkty, kozene zbo
Ii, kGze ma podrazky, boty,
p~neumatiky, nastroje a bicy-
ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
bsTRICOVE HODY.

Dem. Klub Ceskych Mladlku
Z. wardy usporada Velke Ustfi-
cove Hody v nedeli, 26. f1lna
cd / do 6 hodin vecer V Klubu,
21OO Ashland Ave. Ustrice bu-
dou predkladany V nekolika
stylech, dale skeble, pecene
hov6zf atd. Take danny jsou
uctive pozvany k navsteve:
Pan Karel Holub, pfedseda
vyboru ma cely pofad ma sta
rOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
vZHuRU Ma BULL ROAST!

Tuto nedeli, 10. T1jna Dude
V klubovnf mfstnosti 1. Ces.
Dem. Klubu, 1913 N. Chester
St. velice 1.-Two. Svoji podzimn1
sezonu klub zahajuje velkole-
pym Bull Roastem" spojenym
S "Jaternicovymi Hody" cd l
do 6 bod. vecer.
Samozfejme, re o hojnost il
ola a dobTe chlazen6ho lezaku
jest nalezit6 postarano. Jest
to pouze pro muze jak mlade
tax i .starsi a stare a lfstek je
$3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Americky ustav " CSR
a Sokolstvo.

Praha (CTK) = Americky
1stav v Ceskoslovensku uspo-
Tadal v techto dnech diskusni
vecer s 1castnfky sokolskeho
zajezdu do Spojenych Statd
Starosta COS DIR. HTebik cha
rakterisoval tento zajezd jake
nejvetsf sokolsky zajezd v de-
jinach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Habes nakoupila We Svedsku Is
bombardovacich Ietadel.

Stockholm, Svedsko. - Ha-
hes nakoupila svedskeho le-
tectva 16 prebytecnych bonn
bardovac1ch letadel. Swedish
pilot doprav1 letadla vzdusnou
cestou do HabeSe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
PAM B. Rokosova opst donna

Minuly patek navstfvila nasi
redakci znama krajanka PAM
Bozena Rokosova, majitelka
kadeTnickeho zavodu ably nam
vyFfdila pozdravy re stare
drahe vlasti. Pi. Rokosova Wy
kOnala ODE cesty l6tadlem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Zlata pole objevena v Burms

Rangun, Burma. - Zdejs1
casopisy citovaly premiere
Thajina Nu-a, ktery Tekl, re
dive velka zlata pole, .iez jsou
%dohromady vets1 nez "zlata po-
lie v Mysore" v Indii, byla OBJ
jevena v severn1 Burme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Lodi Sc sraziIy.

Kodan. Dansko. - Sest Gle
nj posadky danskeho parnfku
Jolantha asi prislo o zivot pc
srazce s norskou motorovou To-
df Trolia u Kodanskeho pT1sta-
WI. ODE lodi potopily sc "a tfi
minuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Film "Appletime"

Dude ukazovan dnes vecer "
|patek) v international Center
Y. w. c.. A., &c S. Broadway.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
DAIRY.

Ma Geskou Svobod. skolu
prispeli:
~Cesko-Americky
Stavebn1 Spolek $500
Prvni Cesky Dem. Klub
Z. Wardy 1000
Rad Blank, c. S. A. 1000
Sbor Jarom1ra, j. c. D. 500
Sbor Vytrvalost, C.S.P.J. 500
DR.. William Rysanek 500
pan a PAM F. Miller 500
%. Emanuel Kliment 500
Celkem $1,000
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
New Members

The Tabor City Merchants As
ISOLATION has announced through
its executive secretary, John W..
Barlow, that 10 new members
have recently joined the organi-
cation.
The association is in it's second
year of operation, having been
formed in April, 1916. The num-
Der of Tabor City merchants and
professional men who are members
now totals 107.
Barlow, who took the secretary
ship in May, stated that with con-
tinued cooperation, civic-minden-
ness, and attention to the farmers
needs, Columbus County's leading
market will remain in the border
city.
New members of the Merchants
Association are: Hickman's Flor
list, Britt's Construction company,
City Cash store, Dun-Rite Clean
ers, B and j ESQ station, Prince
Oil company, Davis Jewelry, d.
M. Fpps Market, Jennings Strick'
land, Roy HARRISON, Wards Cafe
Canady and Stevens Barber shop
]. E. Bell, insurance agent, Lees
Stores, Inc, Baldwin Stables
! Leinwand's shop, Norris Dept
store, Frank C. Norris, and the
Columbus Exchange.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
J. P. Butler, 70
Dies Thursday

J. P. Butler, 70, of Tabor City,
route 8, died early Thursday
morning following a short illness.
Funeral services will be at
1890 am. Friday morning at the
Zion Wesleyan Methodist church.
The deceased will lie in state in
the Shurch from $50 to 1890
am.
Interment will follow in the
cemetery adjoining the church.
The services will be conducted
by the Rev. p. H. Wood and the
Rev. Joseph Coble.
Four daughters and six sons
survive Mr.. Butler, They are:
Mrs. Carson Carroll, Berman c.
w. R., Sigmund, F. P, Larmarl
Helen Butler, Tabor City; Mrs.
Howard S. Cox, Mrs. Carver Best,
and Grant Butler.
There are 10 grandchildren, five
great-grandchildren, a brother, S.
L. Butler, and sinister, Mrs, Mar
tina Gore, surviving.
Pallbearers will be Raymond
Callahan, Thelbert Gore, Edison
! Butler, Vic Butler, Bonnie Lane.
and Feson Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
PRINCE CHEVROLET
TO SHOW DISPLAY
NEW CARS. TRUCKS

The new Advance-Design line
of Chevrolet trucks and CONNER
cial cars will be shown to the pup
lie June 2S in Tabor City, it was
announced today by A. E. Gold
finch, manager of Prince Motor
company. H..
"All over the nation on that
date, Chevrolet dealers will be ex-
hibiting the new trucks" Mr.
Goldfinch said. eve are having
a special showing in Tabor city
and cordially invite truck owners
fleet operators and others inter
ested in trucks to visit our show
rooms" =,
Advance information on the
trucks indicates that the line vii
be the most comprehensive in the
history of Chevrolet and will fea
ture driver comforts and con
veniences not heretofore avail
able in motor trucks.
For the first time in the history
of the automobile industry, {
truck has been designed which
has as a basic concept the comfort
and safety of the driver" loca
dealers said. eve predict tina
the result will have the complete
endorsement of truck owners ant
drivers"
Re-styled and precision,engln
eered, the Advance-Design line Of
trucks provides an efficient, de-
nendable, safe and low-cost uni
for practically every type of haul
ing and transportation require
ment.
The display at the Prince. Mo
tor Co. will open at 700 am
and close at 6 p. m. daily
Trained truck men will be on hant
to explain the features OF tn
vehicles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
David Soles
Serving In Japan

With the Eighth Army in Tokyo
Corporal David C. Soles of Ia
Dor City is now serving with the
famed fighting First Cavalry Di
vision in the present occupation
of the Japanese capitol. The 1st
Cavalry was very prominent in
the Pacific campaigns of World
War II, and was first in Manila
and first in Tokyo.
Overseas since the 9th of Aug
ust, 1916, Cpl Soles is with the
First Medical Squadron as a Sec
ton Corporal.
AS a civilian Soles attended ia
Dor City high school and was
later employed by the Carroll
Sales Company as a produce
worker. He entered the army in
March, 1916, received his basic
training at Camp Polk, La.
Cpl. Soles is the son of Mrs.
Retha Soles who resides in Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
SIGN PAINTING

A sign painting project got under.
way Tuesday morning in Tabor
City. John w. Barlow, executive
secretary of the Merchants Assoc
iation, stated that Ernest Thomp-
son of Whiteville had been com
missioned to do the work.
In his statement Barlow added
that the text of the signs, located
on the outskirts of town, would
be the same with minor changes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
Radio Program

Happy Sam" Fowler. we'll
known radio artist in Columbus
county, has been engaged by the
Tabor City Tobacco Board OF
Trade, John w. Barlow, super
visor of sales, announced this
week.
Barlow said that Tabor City's
proposed radio show will be bread;
cast direct from Tabor City and
will include tobacco auction from
the warehouse, the current news
program now broadcast by him,
and imam on the street" inter
views.
Happy SAM, whose radio
programs are heard daily over
WENC, had charge Of Tabor City's
broadcast last year. He is highly
regarded as an entertainer with
his homespun humor and banjo
strumming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
Loris Bank

Controlling stock Of the Ions
Farmers bank was purchased TINS
week by the Anderson Bros. bank
of Mullins.
B. K Stabler, representing the
Mullins bankers, will arrive IN
Loris Monday to assume opera
ton of the bank pending meet
inc of the stockholders.
Sam Hickman, present cashier
of the Loris bank, will retire from
banking to enter private business
The future policy of the new
operators was not revealed, though
it was stated that there would ne
no changes in personnel OF the
bank with the exception OF hick-
-, mans withdrawal to direct the
Loris Wood Products company.
B. B. and E. L. Anderson, the
| Mullins bankers, are also owners
of chain of motion picture
theatres throughout the area.
! B. K. Stabler was associated
with a finance company II
| Mullins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
LOCAL SCOUTS
CAPTURE TROPHY
FOR FIFTH TIME

AT 4 countrywide Boy Scout
court Of honor held in Fair Bluff
last Thursday night, the local
troop was awarded the advance
ment trophy for the fifth consec-
utive time.
Scouts receiving awards were
Toe Wilson, Bill Spivey, James
Burroughs, and r. c. Willoughby.
Willoughby received his star
scout badge.
The Rev. Ben Orman presented
certificates to Jack Lyman and
Del;nd Leonard for the attend
ance and graduation from the
scoutmaSterS leadership training
program conducted recently at
Lake Waccamaw.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
MINISTERIAL. MEET

The Columbus county Baptist
Ministerial association met a.
Lake Waccamaw Monday at which
time the Rev. Eulorich was hos:
at fish fry.
About 80 were present, includ-
ing special guests from Shelby
and Wilmington. The Rev. and
Mrs. Winfrey Davis of this city
were also in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

while. a,t Sunday when he got
up to put on his shirt, a ground
rattlef was lying peacefully there
on and didn't exactly want Ed to
put his shirt on. The snake ended
up dead and Ed with his shirt,
but he doesn't exactly fancy
snakes wearing his shirt. Any
how, the ceiling hole where the
snake made it's entrance has been
securely closed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

MOSCOW, June 22- Farms
near Moscow are being worked on
I 24-hour basis during the cur
rent period of short, light nights
1t never gets really dark in north
I'm Russia at this time of year.
'''ven midnight is no darker than
dusk in the United States. The
'un set yesterday at 9:22 pm
and rose ut $40 am. today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
PRESENTS PLAY

The Eternal Hills, a two-act
play by Elliott Field, will be pre-
scented at the Olyphic Baptist
church Sunday evening, June 20.
at 8:l5 by local talent.
The public is invited to attend.
There will be no admission charge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

Mr.: and Mr.. Edward Wei.
and daughter, Suzanne q. "Cs'kA:
wood, were guests in tho J. uFeeh.
Mr.. Watkins sister, Nri ''''!e Of
Joyner last week. John
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-28

There are'six metals in the
platinum ! group: platinums iri
dunn, osmium, palladium, ,rhodi7
UNI and rutheinum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-28
T.ssssy.liss 6oys Enjoy
FiSktas ftib Sse,srds,

A party Of twenty-five young
fishcrmsn met at st. Mays Par
ieh Center last Saturday morning
1or = fishing trip of hoca Chica
Key under the leaderyhip Of Da-
vid ncCurdy. Charles LANCE and
4 cissiniski. included CYC
members Of The Boy Scouts.
rishins tackle, bait and trans
portation were provided and the
boys were Owen plenty Of ans-
Ing instruction. The fishing trip
win b 3 weekly event. and ar
rsnocments have been made to
carry sdditiopsl, boys next Satur-
day. The hour Of departure from
the Parish Center Is 10 q. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-28
Glass A.
Colt Dinner + Meet
'Setfor7: Tonight

2. :
IS B Members of the Key West golf
club will. hold their monthly din
her meeting tonight at the South
Beach Restaurant at 7:3O o'clock.
The hosts at these monthly get
Ttogethers are the losers of the
previous weeks foursome matches.
Tonight will see the formal
presentation of trophies donates
BY the Key West Golf Club. DR..
John B: Hayes, president, will
preside at the affair. Robert
.Dopp, entertainment chairman, is
in charge of all arrangements.
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!!Alayea:,:,'a' and Miller
leading Glass B"
Softban nSwattei,s

Alayon of the Key West Mer.
chants tops the Class b hitterY Of
the City Softball League. statistics
released today by Official Score
keeper Peter Aguilar. reveal.
Miller of Naval Hospital, who
has played in considerably more
games, led those who have been
in action since the league opened.
with mark of .642.
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Co. Bsusa. vssobuA sssisna go
1onlsrsG esrh.
Mort three hase me- 1ssess.
Al0aso and J. Lewis. I es<h.
hlust two-huse MIS- 1o<ssssz. .
AlonsD : esch. nsst :
Must slolea bnsrx TIrss~s. &C.
sssi0. hoillev. \. Cuax. t.@es@s
se,d 0rust. , eesh.
MIST tisues ssssxk CT la9s@
hsm. Se<rIiag ssd y. S~sssN. :
csch.
Most tiwsrs wxiked Alsss3
Miller. ~ crux snsi 1nus sk~sa. :
times esch.
Most ssrri1Sce hsss- sf~xyxs q
poounou1 0Dono<n
.. Walker won 3. ~ ssssf@ka
won !. Swersiag w~n 4. Mslks
won I. netsia MT I. Z. N@l<<s
won I and e. nm1ssawrs ws@ !
snh Iust !.
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~ slliPlays Lose Game Aiier b
Mesdsr Has Tilt Shdj0tta
Allbut Tucked Away /:



- nnosvn Ar Liae's silver
nnu~u npurpnu1 90 . - win
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o1Uor& ~ nd . 1suplnG d1uble
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Z , olnun1l1ruso p1ogAing victory.
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- - wnun = 0Aor>soeo Flash
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1HInnpss Tszus lsssusr drop-
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=, ov1nn run. uvu1 tkea 6Du-
- r. ~ eem1er - - 0kin-
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1voonurv. n1lvssiiass hurlsr.
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UUUn - CmGur1o touk ~ Nod
T. - - wDloo Asnnon1o Acs-
go ~ - = tn11u11 ~. ~.
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sy1oetoo- oek ~ EAeoue
|. (eeturday;s scores y,
.Aliami.6 Lakeland Az, sst
Havsna 3, Miami Beach g.. =,
Tampa g West Palm Beach q
PORT Laaderdsle II, 81. Peters.
hiarG u (la iininesl q.
gellsesl Lsat1t I.
- (Sst1rday's .ScolSs) - I
rHroo,ilvwT New Yorr;3 -
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Miami II Miami Beach.
Fort Lauderdale at, West Palm
Beach. 5. 'gi z
Havana nj Lakeland.
=. pstersburs IT Tampa.
ooeAeesl League
No games scheduled:
AnssissG it16st
Detroit ct Cleveland Trout
lid W. Wolff (0-0).
Only same scheduled.