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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Navy Medics Beat
Raiders, 1929, in
Polio Drive Game

The Naval Hospital basketball
team entered q strong bid for the
cts basketball championship last
night when they rallied in the
flnal quarter 20 defeat the Red
Raiders. Key West champions. AZ
o. AZ al the high school gym.
The game was the feature at
traction q a March of Dimes
basketball program in which the
Junior Conchs drubbed Romero
Electric. So 90 ~ in the opener
and Radio trounced USS Foss, so
g. ~ in the second game.
Ia the main event the Raiders
lrd q the half % to 90 and "a to
"a going into the last period.
nrcsnike and Lacy then began
hitting the hoop for the Medics
and they rolled up Ia points to 5
tof the Raiders in the last quar-
trT
PLAYERS. referees b. Sweeting
and Papich. Umpire J. B. Saw
yer. Mr.. Cowles. Red Talon,
timer and Pedro Aguilar, score
koeper contributed their services
20 the March of Dimes cause.
Results Of the games:
Efwef Earaa
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Jan. 81, 1947
observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Temperatures
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In 1915, Coast Guard aviation
was authorized by Congress.
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TIDES
Tomorrow
Naval Base

TIDES
Tomorrow
Naval Base
Eastern Standard Time)
High Tide Low Tide
7.l2 am. VIZ am.
53s pm. ll:03 am.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda --Ohr.
tbudge) 10 min. 90 #.
40 Name Key +2hr.
least side) - 20 min.
Boca Chica -Ohr.
SANDY Point 40 min.
caldas Channel -t2hr.
north end) 10 min. IA #.
Minus Sign-CorrectionS to be
subtracted
Plus Sign - Corrections to be
added.
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Third Game
Red Raiders 3 10 5-39
Naval Hospital Z Is 8 l4-42
Referees: Sweeting and Papich;
umpire: J. B. Sawyer.
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rainfall. "a hours ending
3 80 m, inches --------------
Relative Humidity
83'c
Tomorrow's Almanac
(Ensfern Standard Time)
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CITY TO BUY LOT

Continued from Page Ofiel
one belonging to Griffith. Hunter
offered Griffith 1912 for it in Feb
.ruary l945 but Griffith rejected
it. In July Hunter offered $500
but 1t was not until June, 1876
that Hunter received reply
from Griffith saying he would ac-
cept that figure. ~. 80
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Second Game

Second Game
Radio 20 7 10 $50
.USS FoSs 2 4 5 6-17
Referees: Sweeting and ]. B.
sawyer.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Births Reported

From D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistic
Benny and Eta Adelman. girl.
William and Marjorie Allwine, girl.
Manuel and Isabel Alfonso, girl.
Sidney and E.he Armore; boy:
willard and Ruth Baker. girl.
Emil and Grace Bauerfield. boy.
Joaquin and Olga Bertran, girl.
Samuel a and Lillian. Lillian Bszefo; Len si5l III,
James and Dorothy Brock. boy.
william and Helen Burgess, girl:
Thomas and Mary carpenter: girl.
Elma and Rae Ceconi, girl.
Albert and Lena Ceccone, boy.
Lawrence and Shirley Christ, girl.
Marvin and Ellen Chrisman, boy.
snd MsrSsrst Close, sa, boy
W. r. and virginia Culver. boy.
John and Kathryn Drew. boy.
Alfred and Ruth Ferrard, girl.
Man Thonas and and xssassa Fam say GIRL
Charles and Kathryn Fuller. sirl.
William and Nell Gaines. girl.
David and Nina Garrett, boy.
as2sti and and Tafne fss
Carl and Mluina Chaser, girl.
Edward and Dorothy Goodman, boy.
Gsa1s1 :ns and fyle sey
Theodore and Orpha Guynn, girl.
Earl and Mary Hall. boy.
Harry and Pauline Hammond. boz.
Milton and Jeanne Henerman, boy.
Richard and Caroline Heindei. eirl.
Douglas isf.s and MMarilyn M'ly r,I Herbert, girl,
EsiiIsss - ~ sad Ss. ysi NIlmsn HelI.dss: boy.
john @ S and % jssndolyn tasoseh; Jeinson, SSs boy.
Edward and Virginia Johnson, boy.
SaIi .y,n and ans say E,.ah.tS J1nsf R,Ihv R9yI Girl
Earl and Grace Lincoln, boy.
Gustayo and Mabel Lufriu: boy;
panisi a' and naa Blsnehe la' Main, s6es, 6oy ''f'
James and Dorice Masters, girl.
H9wsrd d and MaTsaTes Mason; boy,
car sTasa and ana annie Se'ix Mer ts ar :r
Woodbury. and Mary Moore, boy.
Donald and Louise Norris, boy.
Charles and Lillian Norton. boy.
Rosert na and rd;1n Edna MMeGuiogsh boy
John and Rosemary O'Toole. boy.
Aaron and Roberta Parramore. girl
Norman and Ruth oussebrath. boy.
LAWRENCE and Grace Rapp, girl.
y. EIAHAilH anu aIQA my UOys
Jacob and Lee Regardie, boy.
Lemoyne and Helen Rennard. sirl.
Samuel and Frances Rind, boy.
Calvin and Exxie Ritenour, girl.
Frank and Marion Roberts, girl.
Jerome and Minnie Robertson. boy.
John and Carmel Romeo, boy.
William and Gladys Rowles, girl.
Carl and Margaret Sampson, boy.
Donald and Fay Schneider, boy.
Bascom and Camilla Scott, girl.
Bernard and Barbara Shankman, boy.
Herbert and Lottie shannon, girl.
Clyde and Edna Sisley, girl.
Raymond and Gertrude Smith, girl.
Irwin and Betty Sorensen. girl.
Earl and Nancy Stacy, boy.
Frank and Marie Stutz, girl.
Ernest and Lucille Theleman, girl.
Theodore and Mary Tolbert, sirl.
Jose and Maria Tunon, girl.
James and Mary Vella, boy.
Robert and Margaret Walker, girl.
Leslie and Beatrice Wald, boy.
Frederick and Elinor Webber, boy.
James and Eleanor williams, boy.
Lester ana Lois Wold, boy.
Horace and Doris Godde. boy.
Roscoe and Arlene Perkins, boy.
Haiti still has acute shortages
cooking oil, soap and some textiles
Evening star., 1947-10-25
|Anacosfia Citizens Group
Re-eIects William benhoff

William Benhon was reelected
president OF the Anacostia Citizens
Association last night.
Other members elected were Mrs.
Carrie Smith, first vice president;
Morris Perry, second vice president;
Norman Kirby, third vice president;
Dorothy Tucker, secretary; Harry
Fellers, treasurer, and Mrs. Smith
and Morris Perry, delegates to the
Federation Of Citizens Associations.
Walter Davidson OF the Com
munity Chest explained the func-
ton OF several Chest agencies to the
association.
Sergt. John r. Ryan, public rela-
tions officer for the Metropolitan
Police Department., warned the citi-
zens against keeping large sums OF
money in their pockets in crowded
places.
The meeting was held in the Ana
costa High School, Sixteenth and
r streets Sc.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
British Actress Is Missing
On Ship From South Africa
By the Asseeiassd Press

SOUTHAMPTON, England, Oct.
a5.-Gay Gibson. red-haired 2l-year-
old British actress, was listed as
missing today as police opened an
inquiry to determine whether she
was a victim of foul play en- route
home from South Africa.
Detectives boarded the liner Dur
ban Castle of tae Isle Of Wight
near dawn to question passengers
and crew and inspect Miss Gibson's
single berth cabin-padlocked since
she disappeared.
A stewardess discovered Miss Glib
sons disappearance early on Octo-
Der IS when she carried tea into
the cabin and found it empty.
Miss Gibson's parents still are In
South Africa. She went with them
more than three months ago to
appear in the play Golden Boy"
Evening star., 1947-10-25

"Symphsny No. I" and the Isnto and vivats
from the String Quartet ia T Major.
Mop, 7:30-Hish lights Of the weeks tssti'
rnony st tho congressional un-Amsrean affairs
hsarina broadead.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of vital Statistics. }


Carrie A. Rosenbush. SO, 232 9th st. ne.
Thomas Z; Andersen 5s, so dolb s4th & st. NV.
Sarah L. Martin, 70, 421 Delafield pl. nv.
Myrtle r. Beck. 73. 2001 Taylor st. NV.
Frede-ickh Z. Hauk. 70, 1424 N st. NV.
Clinton, r. wing. 81: Gran 1rant Circle. nv: nx
Ann P Clinton, SO. Richmond.
Benjamin J. woodworth, So. 402 Clifton
settimo Napoli Sc. 916 Shepherd st. NV.
Ella Neuland. 55. 2b03 seth st. NV.
Henry A. Yeager. 81. Ais Nichols ave. s.w.
Florerce I; Kits, 50. 1874 s3rd St NV
Lillian B. King. 50. :41o So. Dakota ave
Nancy @ J. Thompson. /, Capitol Heishts,
Infant Franks. washinston.
Enoch G. Carroll. 81, Detroit.
George Hicks, II. oil w st. NV.
Wright Price 68. 636 Park rd. NV.
jamie Grant. 81. 1913 Willard st. NV.
Mary E. Carroll. 81. 1907 7th st. NV.
Leon Jackson, A., Vienna, Va.
John H. Wills, 43, 1853 Howard I'd. Sc.
Linsey H. Russell, 81. 614 Orleans pl. ne.
Arliver Courtney, 80. 1446 Fla. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers
Trustees sale of modern high-grade
restaurant and cocktail lounge fixtures
and equipment carpet, refrigeration, air
conditioning unit, once furniture. type,
writer, etc, contained in THE MUSES.:
1877 DeSales st. NV, As an entirety
only By virtue Of Chattel Deed OF Trust
recorded April "A, 1947. as Instrument No.
1545 among the records Of the Recorder
Of Deeds OF the District Of Columbia and At
the request Of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned Trustees will sell by
Public Auction At the sbovs-ms ne sntlensd iaaa
at 10 O'Clock an furnishings and equip
deep sn' fryers. H Kettle. Sterling dish and slsss
washers, steamer. broilers: stainless steel
tables. grease traps, sinks. ice chests,
coffee urns and stands. shelving, counters.
refrigerators. etc: 240 Dorell Lifetime
chairs e5 dining tables. $50 SQUARE yards
carpet with padding; mirrors. statues
(Muses). draperies, check room EQUIP
ment, bar counters. back bars retrigerating
units, 100 red upholstered chairs, a
Formica top tables, settees. murals, waikiki
coolers with blower and condensins units,
York Model 1-h.-w. air-condition1ng unit,
lishting and plumbing fixtures, lockers.
marauise, once desks. chairs, nling cab
met, Underwood typewriter. etc, more
particularly described In trust. Note:
Certain equipment to be sold subject to liens
Of record. For particularly apply to the
undersigned. Terms: Cash. $4,000 re-
autred at time Of sale. remainder pay
able not later than Thursday; Noysmbsr
ward Building; v. I. cHEBITHEs, Portland
r3,,y1S
Evening star., 1947-10-25

Oh TIVE AIR TODAY.
VOL, 6:00-Ths Boston Pops Orchestra plays
chopins LES SYIphides"
WRc, 6:30-Ariure 1oscaniai tondutk On
aII.Bssthoyen program, which includes the
Conservation Of the House" overture. the
Evening star., 1947-10-25

THOs. J. OWEN = SON. auctioneers. 43S
soptheIn BuildnsExhscSteords sale o. sins
known a. premises No. 1907 Calvert, st.
NV. BY virtue OF the authority vested in
Block. deceased. we will offer for sale at
public auction In front Of the premises
l947, At 4:30 o'clock pm. the following
described land and premises situate in the
District Of Columbia and designated as and
with the improveme thereon. Terms Of
sale: All cash. deposit Of 81 900 In ash
Conveyancing, recording. revenue stamps,
etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be
vertised and resold at the discretion OF
the executors. The Trustees reserve the
right to withdraw the property for sale
if no adequate bid Is received. LEONARD
A. BLOCK, THEODORE L. BLOCK. 103
woodward Bldg. NV. executors Tor the
estate Of Paulina Block, deceased.
oct16.1S.31 .23.25.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son, auctioneers
m.nt sappis: display cases. furniture
etc. Also Leasehold Interest. By auction
at 2o0' Rhode Island aye: ne. -Wednesday
view cameras, and L IL" lens. Cent?
meter axia film pack camera, stands, Ban
tan spotlisht, nood lights, control boara;
and 4x5 film holders. Sx1O enlarger. GE
interval timer and clock developing
tanks, GE light meter and case, photosraph
display cases, chests Of drawers, maple liv;
ing room group, chairs. etc. In re chattsl
deed of trust recorded February l9, I945.
once, D. G. Terms: Cash. WALTON L.
tees. HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTTIIRE
ADAM A. WEsCHLER =

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son, auctioneers
-Trustees' sale of food store fixtures and
equipment stock in trade. etc, contained
in premises s31 9th ST.. s.w. also Leasehold
Interest. BY virtue Of Chattel Deed OF
Trust recorded July -. 1941. as 1nstru-
ment No. 1888, Land Records. District Of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell by public auction at the above
mentioned premises on Friday. October 81,
1947. at l o'clock am: Walk-in refrisera- :
tor. refrigerated display case. computing
blocks, cash register. refrigerating, COM
pressor, stock, etc. Also Leasehold In
terest, in trust, particulars Of which will be
announced at sale Terms: Cash. BEN
SHERMAN, ANNE B. SHERMAN. Trustees.
HARRY 8. KLAVAN. Attorney for party
secured, 1897 Investment Building.
oc4.6.1,S,9 oc25,27,2S,29.30.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

VOL, 9:00-"Aida. sung BY Richard Tucker,
Bruce Foot, Ruth Slater. George Toll, with
Gertrude Ribla In the title role.
W0P, 9:00-comsdian Lionel Siandsr ap.
pears with Joan Davis.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Nearing the close OF its season as
regards the Wednesday series OF
concerts, the National Symphony
presented an all-orchestral program
last night in Constitution Hall. This
was the second on the midweek
series to be minus a soloist. But
there were shadowy figures present
in every number and very real as
DR.. Hans Kinder disclosed them
in the music selected for this event.
Two artithetical personalities
dominated the evening in major
works. Cesar Franck's mystical
Symphony in D Minor" left one
mood at the end of the first half
to be practically annihilated in the
programs close by Richard Strauss
tone poem, Don Juan" Here was
challenging music that demanded
beyond the mere mechanical
delivery a knowledge of psychology
and sympathy with the divergent
viewpoints O fthe composers.
Franck was untouched by such
period trends as Strauss encoun-
tered and led, but he had his own
problems of more spiritual nature.
Although his Symphony will never
entrench On the place occupied by
mightier geniuses, its appeal is so
very human that response will be
had at all times. Its profound
thought was uppermost in DR.. Kin
dler's reading and to stress 1t the
pace was measured but nonetheless
powerfully significant. Drama grew
of itself in dynamic waves so ably
contrasted by tenderer treatmero OF
surrounding themes as to be all the
more thrilling. The orchestra men.
were one with the conductor, the
violins announcing the beginning
with beautiful mystery and the
brass overf1owing in marvellous tone
at given points.
There is nothing of The tenuous
in Strauss tone poem but glory
of orchestral sound which the COM
poser has used for descriptive and
philosophical purposes. Giving a
dubious halo to the hero by baslng
his musical portrait on the slightly
elevated theme of Lenau's poem,
he gives rein to his superb melodlc
gift in passages of great loveliness.
These are unforgetable oasis in the
turbulence of disgust and disillusion
which call forth some of the COM
poser's most mastery orchestral ef-
fects. The imposing structure, the
riot of tonal color, the richness OF
invention, the clever defining of the
story's moral and its dramatic
finale, combine to form both a pic.
torial and a musical chef-d'oeurve.
The broad scope and the spectacu-
lar elements of this work were
sensed fully by the conductor, who
achieved some telling nuances in his
presentation of it.
There was lighter interlude pro-
vided by William Walton's witty
Facade Suite No. u. It's divisions
bore innocuous titles: Polka"
"Valse," swiss Yodelling Song"
"Tango-Pasodoble," "Tarantella,"
Sevillana.' But Walton's satirical
treatment turned them into
Evening star., 1947-03-13

It's time for figure Inspection >
since it's not one week too soon to
check up and see whether you're
going to be slim and smart in one
of those intriguing new swim"
suits,-or bulgy, unattractive and
fat. Be honestly critical, and If
you need to reduce, here's the
easiest, most sensible way could
SUGGEST to you to "slim down" Ask
for loaf of WONDER WHEAT
BREAD. Inside you'll find a copy
of the famous Wonder Wheat Re-
ducing Plan that will tell you how
to burn of" fat on proven medi.
cal principle. Much saner, and
safer than starving yourself, wear
ing yourself out by violent exer-
cising, or taking drugs. Begin the
minute you have your Doctors
"Okeh,"
Evening star., 1947-03-13

because when folks have tasted
Chop Suey and Chow Mein made at
home with LaCHOY products they
get so enthusiastic that they want
to serve them again and again. You,
too, can win the praise of your fam
lily and guests by making your own
Chop Suey or Chow Mein. All you
need for four heaping plates, is a
can each of LaChoy Bean Sprouts,
LaChoy Chow Mein Noodles and a
bottle each of LaChoy Soy and
Brown Sauce. To make sure of gen.
uine ingredients, ask for LaCHOY
by brand name. Simply add celery,
meat and onions and prepare accord
ing to the easy-to-follow recipes on
LaChoy labels. Serve this Chop Suey
piping hot over LaChoy Chow Mein
Noodles on individual plates. Season
to taste with LaChoy Soy Sauce!
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Joseph E. Rice, association presi-
dent, said the dinner will be an
appreciation for Senator Martins
efforts in behalf of the college while
he was Governor. Guests are ex-
pected to include DR.. Ralph D. Het-
Eel, Penn State president.
Reservations should be made by
Saturday with D. Carl Abernethy,
3611 Thirty-ninth street NV, as
Evening star., 1947-03-13

No matter whether we turn into
modern apartment cliff dwellers or
suburbanites :. :, there are few of
US who don't remember the pungent
odor of an old-fashioned farm kit.
chen! Fresh.cut vegetables steam
ing in spicy juice :. that wonder.
full tomato-y goodness that steamed
from simmering kettle of home.
made tomato catsup or chill sauce!
And why not recapture this un.
forsettable bouquet and old-timey
tastiness for your own table? It's
simple to do. you know >. with
the Old Fashioned Chill Sauce and
the Tomato Catsup the Snider
Folks offer you! All you do is in
sist on SNIDER'S at your Grocer's
1. . the Catsup and Chill Sauce that
have the. taste of grown and made
on the farm" nominees! Ask for it!
Evening star., 1947-03-13

but never quite broke out. It was
hardly seemly in a program, the
mood of which was established i'm
mediately by the Beethoven Over
ture, die Geschoeppe des Prone
theus." But it was all so well
planned and SO splendidly executed
that it proved a most rewarding
concert
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Symphony Concert Contrasts
Music of Franck, Strauss
By Alice Eversmon

parody of the finest kind without
any obvious effort. 1t was gay, nom
sensical and clever music fashioned
with the skilled hand of an able
writer.
The tension of the introspective
searching of the Franck Sym
phony" was released by the Walton
Suite" and a desire to laugh out
right rippled through the audience
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Alumni Dinner March rs
To Honor Senator Martin

Every county in Pennsylvania will
be represented at dinner honoring
Senator Martin, Republican, of that
State, in the Hotel Statler, at pm.
March 25, according to officers of the
District Penn State Alumni Associa-
ton, sponsor of the event.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Mx4ezzHHea SneclnE
BUY-L/NES " by Nancy Sasser
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column Of Things New and Interesting

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The nes pinch the still be
tasted half an hour later. That's sweet.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

ith w a r m e r
weather ahead and
a spanking, brand
new FRIGIDAIRE
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your kitchen, I'll
wager you're look
ind ahead to the
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Have you your family really excellent fish dinner
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I'd better pick package BISOUCK Grocer
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no bother at all BROED SANDWICHES
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add milk for biscuits With practically of the
make something something different for meal of
baking there's little left for do but
BISQUCK dress your March menus!
Evening star., 1947-03-13

LaCHOY Chinese prod
ucts are back again. My
family enjoyed these
foods last night for the
first time since the end
of the war / duess It's
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
KOSHLAND WILL HEAD CON-
FERENCE ON OCT. A AND s
FOR EUROPEAN REFUGEES

NEW YORK-Daniel e. Kosh-
land, noted San Francisco leader,
has been appointed chairman of a
regional conference which will be
held there by United Service for
New Americans on October 4 and
5 to crystalline the role of Western
communities in receiving Euro
pean refugees coming from the
Orient and Europe to haven in
this country.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

You can't set the world on fire
if you don't burn for something.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
LETTER BOX
State of Florida
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Tallahassee
August 20, 1947
The Southern Jewish Weekly
Jacksonville, Florida.
Gentlemen:
I am glad of the opportunity
through The Southern Jewish
Weekly to extend to all of my
Jewish friends in Florida sincere
good wishes for happy, health
full and prosperous New Year.
Sincerely,
WILLARD F. CALDWELL
Governor