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OFFICES FOR RENT (coNT-l

QUITE OF a ROOMS, newly decorated;
rental; RE. l77l or AID. 5asS. If
rooms. app; 500 50; It.. End f.: separate
entrance; sn ao ideal for dentist ME-. i13o -I5
1ian ian blinds, new building. AID. 1878. 24al
STREET Fl floor ONCE space, 800 mla So. t.,
tional space in basement for storage, etc
Will subdivide. Apply leasing dept. LEO
N NJ BERNSTEIN Rms g. CO., 1415 K st. NV.
18th AND G Nw.-Large and small suites
available, Completely remodeled, 10 story
Ss Ro Ss,sRs fnSfs'sa's CO.. s'H i4is k'9ly
ENTIRE end FLOOR. excellent location,
AUpis Ssi LEO HVfSeFsS BGRssrEfS Easan CO.. o0 rs
< St. NV. ME: $500. II
s.h AND NW:-Larse and small suites
Apply LEO LEO NJ. sERNsTEIN & Co. l4l5
srNGLE OFFICES and suite available in
BSsiLIKo 1NyEsfMENT CORR, sis SEs Bond
isth @ AND srs. Nw.-s-rm. suite, for
doctor. chiropodist, beauty salon or simi-
as sao co sase sut Wsekdays
IS sy,l ssyya,ilIabls; M 14sh sass sas New York ave.
10 h Iath ST. NV. Sa elevator ofnce bldg,
or rm., suite, very desirable GO,
9i0 14th ST. NV. elevator once bldg;
2 rms. l,s0o 50; IT., very light tosn and well
SUITCASE Of Terrace Apartment at ls2o 1870
from a exns sboa Sh o6 spd square ha
es ef'ss sANpoz: FesSzafhsc nc 81 81 1sst
Hyattsville. Md. call MR., HoUFF, Hyatts-
pRfvaTR T'ssf 2nHs OFFICE in first rate bldg near
patty Prone Re sos5. =. ~ is. =,
ton Cali AD. $500, daytime; RA. 92l9
evening. Id
CENTURY BLDG. 41s .5th st. NV
50. It.. size a1x42, outside light: excellent
tSr bnsness Tao%As Sss Or fs Ss o
Renl,Gss hARsE 7as ADJ 9sh PvT oFFfeEs ri ssS IND
ideal for builders ONCE: architect or sery,
ies orsanizasion alGHNER nd BLDG an,o:;is oSis
Wsahef Sssh St Bursa ah aaa ADps FRED S
NER IRON WORKS, same address. Ia
9EsRABLE SUITE; ac. tossther S1ss With ath
and i G: outside rms, airy light. carpetsd
Venetian blinds; immed occupancy. DI
mcdernistic once. newly Tsmodeled: suit. y it
centrally located will be ready for oe-
cupancy in weeks; Call Mt Hill. FED.
STORE OR oFFIcE on 14th st. sarline;
large front room, additional office OF
storeroom available. Phone RE. O234;. 8
oFPICE SPACE near end and SITS. ne
Heat. gas and electricity furnished. R. A
HUMPHREYS. Realtor, sos N. Capito
1885 COM. AVE. oFFICEs-Furnished OF
unfurn. offce also desk space. including
phone and mail service; reasonable; sepa.
rate phone and mail service also available
TWo Or THREE OFFICES in pvt ofncs
bldg, 1850 21st st. NV: inspection In
vited avail. Immediately. MA. 1851; -la
AFTER OCT 23-Rm. in professional suite
18th and Eye SITS. NV: use OF reception
rm. if desired. MA. 1884 between 9-3. Ia
CoLORED - OUTSTANDING opportunit,
for dentist. lawyer, realtor or other pro-
same floor with physician: next door t.
Strand Theater in Deanwood. Phone TW
1892 to inspect. If
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AUTO PAINTING

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up; work guaran-
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc.
AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job. SEQ;
select your color work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV.
HO. 1900.
used: immediate service: body and fender
work 35In Ga ave Gle 4S42
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So, 400 end TRUST available for $1,S00;
payable, S24 per mo- with interest at so.
HO. 1850. ii
building, containing stores srhich are al
ready leased. HAMMER. P: o. Box pa,
Vienna, Va, phone Vienna 222. -l5
1st TRUST NOTES on D. c. improved
properties at Sc. SURETY REALTY CO.,
FIX 7g44: eyes, ST. 1850. -l1
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FARMS FOR SALE (cont) J

POOLESVlLLE-1oO acres. equipped g.
bedrooms. oil heat, includes, elec. range,
Frlglda1re, new Ford tractor. many farm
implements. some livestock, growing crops:
ductiye land: some fruit; sood water
highway, JOHN suRpoF:r. iSs colesvilie. Ea
NEAR Ma csi5 aockHsM hSS1G1 sMf1 s1.Ran. sSta fs
3-rm. house, l5x"O garage. cleo. running
JOHN jea M S1kDoFT coies1llls Nd VI cali Ash
CoMMUTING DISTANCE, Q acres: all
modern, 6-rm; bungalow. oil heat. large
liv. rm:, lovely fireplace; inclosed back
other, outbuildings. Ideal for chicken Of
9s5f 5Saa sGsssfiten n
VA. fARMs-ll3la acres. located in Flu,
wanna Co.. on Route 10; 40 acres cleared
and fenced, very productive soil: bal. in
nice young timber; State hwy, r.. r. and
tion ideal; 6-room old,style house, needs
repair, but enough timber to put all new
buildings: price. $500.
~ g acres. acres. 4-room dwelling, on State road;
phone VIDA < T De q long aSs louisa s,a 'e Va OF
.9-ACRE~ FARM, Frederick County, near
New Market, Md: 6-room house: l4,stan-
lngS: eleetricity ON premises: close to
schools. stores and churches; price just re-
duced to S1S,0O0. Phone Mr.. Able, WI.
$500, with SHANNON Il LuCHS CO, sos
H ST. NV. MA. 2:,45.
rs MINUTES TO ID. Go acres of clear
rolling land now in production as small
tenant house. COW barn with 20 stanchions,
silo and many ontbldgs.: immediate Dos
session: $1,000 cash down payment, bal
st trust REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC,
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd.. OK. 1886, GIL. 056l
5k ACRE POULTRY FARM. close-in: all
modern, for layers and broilers; possession
at once; on hard road with modern livinl
quarters; terms easy.
Vacant, Howard County; S-rm country
home on hwy: 8 acres Of very fertile land
elec. pump and bath, shade, plenty of out
buildings. all fenced.
Howard County, 42O-a stock farm, now
grazing 200 cattle. all fenced; NICE country
nome with all necessary outbuildings.
300-acre stock farm with sets OF farm
buildings. very reasonable.
Frederick County on Route 40. dairy
farm. 14S acres: very productive. nice loca-
tion with large 6-rm country home; large
frontage on Route 40 JOHN BURDOFT
Colesville, Md, call Ashton tMdl 3S46
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

2-STORY BRICK GARAGE and workshop
rear 1911 10th st. NV: exceptionally wide
alley: price, $4,000, terms. Ma. 1888. Ia
aluminium garages and mill bldgs: engi
neered and directed by DUPONT IRON
WORKS. 1865 18th NV. MA. 1856. liz
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PLYMOUTH 1941 2-door: radio and heat
er; $l.295. All.steel inclosed luggage trail
er; $500. Orig. owner. Overlook 1868
PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door; good tires; good
sS s N osaa
PLYMOUTH 1912 coupe; r and h, fine
RESNy s9n thTSggbeut ne bumps rG slla3
ave. ne, De. 9s94. ~ '''i' anu '' -
PLYMOUTH 1910 club coupe: r and h.
mechanical condition See ZEE this his car ar before e9,
FRANK SMALL, JT.. INC. 1901 Good Hope
PfTLYMHouTH 1s4e 4-dr. Special de luxe
sedan; heater and radio; in excellent con-
or dten terms MooRs SO s"Is nc rsss
End st. NV. Gnd and Constitution aveD.
%oDF r,d 2al bsse qeer s s s
TTnve new tires; rsitS asS sxeeent pvt. party la5
PEYMouTH PIYhStJg f'19 i94s Special de luxe 4door
KEEFE MOTORS, INC 3l0 Fla. ave. ne,
M TR; o6ol; daily. to e' SUM- 1870 to o.
PIYMoGTH iasz sedan; passed D. c. in.
aYM@H TPsstSp II a aoor 300 s sedan a5 this car
HoYLE MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que ST. NV,
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe: good appearance
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV. pU.
PoNTIAc 1898 "e" de luxe; excel. cond,
ave; NV, DU; 1890. If
bargain at 81. .os5. JACK PRY MOTORS,
9Th and Pa; ave. Sc. Ia
colvert. College Park, Md.
PONTIAC 1947 4-dr Streamliner "s";
rear windshield wiper. other accessories;
So, $50 or will trade for cheaper car
PoNTiAC 1s47 business, coupe: radio
heater, defroster, seat covers, winterized
very low mileage; price, $3.50. Call WO
Pontiac late 1e4s 4-dr. streamliner s;
light grey; seat covers, T. and h., twin
MI Mite -sfs yhssi trim rims; s,loo mi; ssiS55
sIMcA convertible coupe. Another ship
ment of brand-new cars have Just arrived
few from this shipment for immed. de-
livery; hydraulic brakes. signal lights
quiet performing 4-cylinder motor are but
few of the many features on this So car r
c terms RA,o q 5ase so nm IA
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion coupe, ra-
dio and heater, Climatizer new, clutch.
$685. 9Sa fss Prone sAsfen1 ME 1927 9t'"'e pf'e
sTUDEBAKER 1a47 Commander Regal 4
door Fsdi0 heassr 91ask Mn @
lSci ToRs cash-terms f HsS 800 Wis. ave ave.
STUDEBAKER, latest l947 4-door sedan,
mileage, like new: ,s3,oe5., Also immedi-
ate delivery on used 1s47 6-passenger club
coapes, doors and 4 doors, Order yours
N. Y. ave. and Biadensburg I'd. TR. 9ss5.
sTUDEBAKER 1898 Commander 4-dr, ra-
dio and heater. $3.50 or best offer under.
TnbHBAksR sH An 4sg9 ats5 s5s Com commsnder healer
Nj $40. s6o6 Mozart pl. NV. ia
WILLYS 1941 sedan, Just like brand-new
with Motorola radio and heater; elcel. en-
terry. original upholstery like new Genu-
Inc bargain at S795; terms or trade. R. /.
MOTORS, 1920 Rhode Island ave. ne.
tory: total fee, SIS. You won't go wrong
buying or selling car here. Big auction
ok1GAG e Auro AuefioNwe Heea viii buy
for cash or sell your car at your price.
Auction sale every Friday night, pm.
Open daily, 9 to s. WASHINGTON AUTO
AUCTION. s5l1 Colesville rd. sH. 400.
new factory replacement motor, new tires,
body newly stained and has heater.
Here Is a bargain. 81 ,575. CAPITAL CAD
lilac -OLDSMOBILE CO., 1922 22nd st.
NV, Ma $500 Closed Sat, Sun. and
SIMMONS MOTORS, guaranteed cars:
Pontiac 1916 ''S' station wagon So .S95
Buick 1946 super 4-dr. sedan ----- 2,59a
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FARMS WANTED.
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

FARM or acreage, on or near salt water
fishing, with or without improvements
give details. Box 10-L. Star. 49,
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Word Game
Find 81 or more common English

Find 81 or more cOnIfiOH EhBIISn
words In
CTUATE,
meaning, ito wave, to vaciilate.
Average mark Is "a words. Time
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Rules OF, the Came. Words must be Of
four or more letters g Words which acquire
four letters By the addition Of s." such
as bats" cats" are not used. g.. Only
one form OF 4 word Is used T.. Proper
names are not used. list will be pub,
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Big premlum pr.css pHgn psv1 IS5 IIss9ToMDH W. Mna
All cash or certified check Drive In open
lot 13O014th St. corner ct. NV. Open
$50 to $40. Closed Sunday
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HUNTING PRIVILEGEs-outdoo sports
offered by Maryland Society of Hunting
Enroll now. Reasonable rates. Box 4S4-D. !.
Star. 10"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILLYS 1916 civilian jeep: new pain
s9o g, neW n0S top es Mr. Al SsaRe sssI
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we also offer you large selection of
used trailers at price that win fit any
pocketbook. Our simple finance plan will
daily and Sun, 9 am. to pm AMER
ICAN TRAILER CO, INC, 4030 Wisconsin
ave Ph6ne WO 1921,
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The first subway transport sSS-
tenn In the United States began
operation In Boston In 1897. al
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/ TRAILERS-New and used Home and
travel models. II it. to y It.. S695 to
ave. and Colesville rd.. Silver Spring, Md.
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What do YOU bid now?

@. As South you hold:
AK1062 2KJ9 oJ104 &J85
The bidding has proceeded:
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OFFICES WANTED.

ROOM about 12x14. reasonable rent, b
Pa ave and H, 18th and 18th sts. 3
432-J. Star. 13'
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CENTRAL MOTOR offers these clean cars
traded in on new Kaiser Frazer:
1912 Packard Glib. cpe., r, h.. ST. GOV 81. .395
1910 Packard 6 sed., r., h., new tires 5Sh
1899 De Soto 2-dr., r., h., st. GOV. S9s
1889 Chrysler Royal sed, T., h., st. o,-
1912 Ford de j. 4-dr., r, h., st. COW 81 ,2aE
1o41 Ford 2-dr r. h., ST. cow ,0SE
1874 Ford ep. =, h., st. .oy l'9S: ga:
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 1900 Lee hwy
CH. 1000. Open ewes. and Sun, 1913. Ia
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SSWgInssr; SgIs like neW' low miieaEe; S@'loo. TW.
De SOTO 194s club coupe: cannot be told
or ' terms. MiTcHELI MOTORS. INC. So
2nd st. NV. (2nd and Constitution ave.l.
DODGE 1898 ex-tsu; good tires, new
motor $3.50 or best price under. 2270
Sherman ave. NV, NO. 2270. .-13
DODGE 1885 4-door; r. and h.; new
paint; very good general condition; 1895.
DODGE 1s41 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.; very
good sond., 1895; cash, trade or terms.
1872 Conn. ave-, WO. 3248. IL
DODGE 1946 de luxe blue 4:doot sedan:
r. and h. and seat covers. private owner;
$4,000 or best offer under. GILLIOM,
1431 Girard st. NV, CO. 1876. Ia
DODGE 1947 4-door sedan, custom model.
radio and heater. spotlight: like new; low
mileage; seat covers: $2;4S5; will con
sider trade aE, 1859 all day sun or
DODGE is47 4-door custom sedan. brand
new; about 80 miles on car; $3.50. Box
DoDGE nS,lG issi is4i e.dr. s.d.: maroon: new seat
covers. tires fine, r. and h.: ready to go
xI,24b. LIsH- -KEEFE MOTORS NC 3l0
Fla. ave, ne, TR. 0601, daily, to 8; Sun.
1890 to 5. Cash. trade. terms.
DODGE 1947 sedan coupe: radio. heater.
seat covers, black finish: So I495. SATCHER
MOTORS, cash -terms-trade, bl00 Wis
ave. NV. WO. 1851. Open ewes. until TO-
ia
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Answer to Yesterdays Puzze e.

: = ssssEI:T ZE = IT.
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MONEY WANTED.

Or SALE-4-rm. and bath cottf
ly-front lot. Phone 81. 2313.
Evening star., 1947-10-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1941 2-door; radio and heat
er; $1,295. All-steel inclosed luggage trail
er; $500. Orig. owner. Overlook 1868
ewes. -16
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door; good tires; good
mechanical condition; clean heater and
seat covers; 1875 cash. OWNER, UN. O339
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Traffic
Gets A Big Lift

PHILADELPHIA. = (AP). -
With 5000 recently installed ele-
vators going into operation
Throughout U. S. metropolitan
areas in early 1913. at an estima-
ted cost of $60,0OO,0OO, the ma
tion's lift census is approaching
record total of nearly 100000
units.
Some 1900, OeO, 900 passengers
yearly travel more than 24l ,00O,-
E0Oo miles in elevators. according
to a study of ski Industries, in
eorporated, precision bearing
makers.
~"This study indicates that the
lift is now the nations most
widely used mode of public
transportation. The l7,OOO,OOO,-
900 elevator passenger total
compares with TO-, 734,l4l pass
engers carried yearly in trains;
00W, 100000 in street cars; TO-
O45, 1897 600 on buses; 100000
600 on subways and 100000 in
airplanes.
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lag OF the season, should cross the
finish line aheads'of the nations
other hoop squads. 4
Always loaded, the Cats still
have practically all of their mag
nificent squad of last year plus
the usual crop of very talented
reserves. Again, Coach Adolph
Rupp's main job at the Blue
Grass institution is how to keep
all his fine players. busy, Ralph
Beard is back to spark the Ken
tuckians and Wah Wah Jones.
Alex Groza and the others are
still around. Kentucky should re-
bound from an early season one
point loss to Temple, and may
win the National Invitation
Tourney at Madison Square
Garden, a prize that eluded the
squad in the finals last season.
Right behind Kentucky, and
maybe forging ahead before the
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T.
campaign has run its course, are
the valiant Utah Utes, AS cour.
ageous as they are < brilliant
Utah grabbed the invitation vic
tory from Rupp's men last sea
son with superb performance
Arnold Ferrin. Vern Gardner
and the other stars have return
ed. .... T. - :,
The Utes also dropped an early
season confess, as did the Holy
Cross five, NCAA winner over
Oklahoma last season. The Cruz
saders again are paced by Geo,
Rattan, the bounding basketeer,
and have their entire title-win-
ming five gack. West Virginia is
the fourth squad bidding for ma
tional prominence, and it, too is
blessed with n most of talented
operators.
San Francisco and Duquesne
also may be reckoned with be-
fore the cage season is out. A
breakdown OF the collegiate pie
turc by sections shows: -t.'.
NEW ENGLAND: Behind Holy
Cross loom the Rhode Island
State RamS-"The Babes in
Baby Blue'-who have all but
one of last years squad back
and the l94647 edition Won IL
and lost only three. Ranked
close to those two in pre- sea
son estimates are Harvard, Yale
and Dartmouth, Ivy Leas;ie
members. ...-.
NEW YORK: NYU looks like
the best Of the metropolitan area
cagers, with City College form
liable, but none of the city fives
seems up to previous standards.
Upstate, Colgate, Syracuse and
Cornell, the last an Ivy League
team, shape up powerfully, wild,
Canisius and Niagara strong.
PENNSYLVANIA: Four squad.
will challenge Duquesne for SUI.
periority-Tenple, Muhlenberg
Lafayette and La Sale. Temple
boasts a win over Kentucky. BE-
MIDWEST: A brisk battle il
brewing in the Big Nine, where
Wisconsin won out last year
Bob Cook is back for the Bad.
gers, but not many others. Indi-
ana will make a strong bid for
the title with Minnesota and H.
linois, though shorn of the Whiz
Kids, threatening. Notre Dame is
the top independent, but not as
powerful as anticissged.
SOUTHEAST: It's all Kent
ucky as usual, although some
observers feel that Tulane nigh
come close to the Wildcats.
SOUTH: North Carolina State
which fields seasoned squad o
damyankees, is a good bet t
wipe up the southern Confer
ence. The six Indiana boys, plu
Coach Everett Cases New Eng
landers and New Workers, whC
form the State squad, will b.
tough to beat. North Caroline
is the only real threat.
- SOUTHWEST: Texas, which
dropped but two one point de.
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TODAY In HISTORY
know America)

lS45-The Republic of Texas
admitted to the Union as thcA 18th
State. Us tsS
1851-First YMcA opens in
Boston, Mass.-first in country.
1868 - AriZona's territorial
government fornallyrestablished
l876-Railroad : bridge near
Ashtabula, Ohio, gives ways is
train passes over, it and same
100 die. :, - =
l918-Germans fire on United
States flag in Dresden and many
die in fight that follows.
1882 - Congress votes indie
pendence to the Philippines.
l934-Japan files written no.
tice ending Washington Naval
treaty.
l937-Country's steel output
at 20 per cent of caapcity.
1910 - President Roosevelt's
broadcast urging the country to
stand by him in furnishing
Britain with munitions of war.
l94l-Corregidor bombed by
the Japs for three hours.
l943-U. S. planes do great
damage raiding Berlin.
l944-U. S. First Army drives
Germans back i2 miles in the
Bulge drive.
1916 - House Committee on
Postwar Europe's report severe
ly criticizeS Russia for alleged
violations of Potsdam Lend
Lease, etc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-29

cisions in % games last season,
lost some great ball players, bat
Coach Jack Gray has come with
some who look equally great.
Look for the Longhorhs to top
the loop. Below Texas it's a
scramble.
BIG SIX: This loop mas seven
members now, and the newest
university to join, Colorado is
favoted to walk right in and
take over the basketball picture.
The Bluffs are strong bat if they
falter Missouri should cop the
crown.
MISSOURI VALLEY: ST. Louis
and Oklahoma A and M, two
powerful, seasoned, well-coach-
ed squads should stage a battle
right down to the wire in this
loop. Drake is a dark horse DOS
sibility.
BIG SEVEN: There are only six
squads in this group, Utah and
five others. But Wyoming, which
| won the league title last year,
ma ythreaten the powr-packed
Utes, as may Brigham Young
and Denver. Probably the
strongest collegiaet circuit in the
nation.
PACIFIC COAST: A mad
scramble for the Pacific Coast
Conference looms in both the
Southern and Northern divi-
sions. UCLA and Oregon State,
i946-47 titleholders, have lost
most of their stars. Southern
California may climb off the
floor for the Southern title,
while Washington has the inside
track in the north. Independent
Santa Clara may be the sections
strongest team.
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necklace may be worn as Ct single shoulder s,oo -,
instance DID OF pearls may be used to ill in the decoetooe
popular ideo is the halter effect which nav be c;ava
by lowering necklace on black velvet ribbon to meet the
sropess decoeoge in front.
double strand necklace of rhnesones may be worn
hdtertoshion ground the neck and fastened to either s "a
the bodice in front with glierng pins For the new r
metric line dsten two pendant necklaces together end a.
the other in back. Az "on' 10
These ore only few OF the possibilities BRIGHT Girls will
ming dress. old '~e oh eve"
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Alton Park Low
Scorer AT Golf
= Course Sunday

Alton Park won low medalist
honors Sunday at the Key West
Golf Course with "A score of rs
$3.50. Humbert Mira was in
second place with a IT and Ker-
mit Loucks took third spot hon
uS with a 70.
Blind Bogie winners for the
weekend were d. K. Petersen
nd Ru,t Coffev. $500 each;
Charles Yates and N. D. Altman,
$500 each; A. w. Price and Louie
Pierce, $500 apiece. and Ken
Austin and Pinky Osborne, $l.25
each.
Individual scores follow:
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WILL YOU SMILE?
It's A Gift

Il want something for a
young lady-a birthday gift"
said the young man. What
would you suggest?"
We'll, said the clerk, "how
about some book -ends?"
= 'Splendid!" was the enthus-
iastic reply. Give me half a
dozen of your best ends-that's
usually the only part she reads!"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-29

The density OF population in
Switzerland is about Is; times
that. of Colorado. = -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-29

1t is estimated that volcanic
action has pushed out on the
earth's surface about 100000
cubic miles of ..material during
our present geologic era, the
CenOZOic. d.
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CHANGED
BY DOROTHY ROE

PressFa
As u qomor girls dance the old year and the New
q survey of the American will show
whelu,ing choice of the stropless evening gown
It's the dress of the year. incorporating oil the best
of the new look with boretopped boned bodice tiny
line and swooshing skirt gently rounded at the hpline Men
who grow red in the dce the gdmconceoinq daytime
fashions melt admiration for the ofterdok
l947-48 silhouette.
Besides the fundamental utery Of the stopess dress it
offers perfect background for costume ewely tricks Trust
the gdls find why's their ovogits necklaces and
bangles Give them boreop DRESS and there's practically
limit to the variations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-29
.ONE-MINUTE
SPORTS QUIZ

/. What Is the opening date
for the Major Leagues this
year? ....
:. WHAT are Joe Louis plans
for the next couple of months?
3. Where is the Gator Bowl?
4. What Army football player
made most of the An-American
teams?
5. Does Army play Notre
Dame in football next year?