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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Furn; home
near new Cheverly Theater and shop: Ger cen,
sav6e tes rs fow fu wOua ke to sell M
Tish ss peiEs9sRp!sE peE9pE r. pFii5 HpAMs GS l14s
aRD~eaHdS aIas efossdG ssafsd ais
Complete Kit, full basement with outside
entr., h,-w.h., city water~and elee., large
hGHsf hebes ehsben heuss esges COW Barn
and nd T. spring. beautiful shrubs, fruit trees
only Z blocks from, school and store, abopt
bks to bus OnIy asd on5S you are in
sround; tbs is it., Exclusive with CLYDE
ARAhtS p buy only H. Yrs
Complete cor, kit. screened side porch, 2 lge
bedrms and bath; fuli oaseshe sens soTnsr Msn @ ot
Possession at settlement CLYDE h
AAPP44fMNT1SN; AP4MSi SN Va; 1v1EafAE;R.ss-s brick home,
th thesds; ? With iaii bsmts. and din: alcoyss
approved r9F o1 ioans 1snts smas lao S0sn 70 SO
soIHT soIid masonry % CONSTRUCTION; ise rms, fre.
places, de luxe kitchens, plastered Wai!s
gas beat IDS reseh Homes pes out
Wisconsin ave. extended through Bethesda
t t1nop T. 9nes srxHoN TS ss5SRsT eoSsTR4e GSc
after u noon. or. 345s or MI. 3377.--l4
WEsTGATE-Attractiy stone and brick
LIST door. bedroom and bath, living room
dining room, Kitchen, End moor. excep
tioraliy large master bedroom, bath an,
other bedroom and sewing room; hooret
double lot with fruit-bearing trees; nu
merous flower beds and plantings; garder
tools and toelhouse; KqqRsszaENDoRFERM Ms =
SFSEnT SSasES VI iMzstka4tttAsD-s.m, statt and ia bs.,
able terms. a. r. KIER, Agent. WA. 1881
LAuREL-yets only. A sroue o. attTse
| tive 5-rm. bungalows one OF the best Duy
today: low down payment. located 20t
yds. OF Baltimore -Washington blvd. OF
| new Fort Meade rd. Open 6-S ewes: Ex
elusive with RAFFELL REAL ESTATE co.
eNi oNL4 $500 $500 DOWN FOR CT will buy wha
we believe to be the best.built new sniai
home in the D. c. area. VIM J. MARiT55N
SILVER 81; IL SPRING. Indian Springs Hlghiand
r. I. mr.. Four Corners and golf ciup-Jus
completed, 2-story brick: large iv.. din
ins rms; kit, brsakfsst nook, bedrI.' I, b
den; large bedrms. and nice bath up
, viii not last; S24,750. Others being built
81, r. BIEBER, SH. 6565, la
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

Mr.. NAVAL RESEARCH LAB,-Modsrn
det. brick, 8 lovely rms. and bath, full
heat, lot 5oxl5o; ,s13,250. with reasonable
terms. To inspect call CAMPANELLA 3,
CoIoRED-119 + ST. s.W.NSY55 down
easy. terms; 4-room row frame for q
thrifty. buyer. Call Morris Cohen or Milton
st. NV, Ma sO36; home, GE. O297.
COLORED-BARGAIN, 5000 DOWN, $40
per mo.-709 Delaware ave. s.w.; 2-story
brick Ex 5000: ewes. HO. 0326. lis
Evening star., 1947-09-12

DKUF By AND 1NBPECI thtbe pfonttbIe
apartment Investments.
1406 dirard st. n.w.-6 apts.: rent.
$40 per mo-. priced to sell quick at
$24,500.
o11a96s eirard st. St; n;TI -, 1oo oapts.; rent
1907 Kenyon st. n.w.-6 rms, Q baths,
gas heat; rented at $14o per mo-; price,
For further information or interior in
spection, call RUDDEN & CoHN, INC,
Elk 5705.
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HERE II Is-7oO Randolph st. NV; open
today. 3 to 5 p.m.-Loyely corner residence I
with 8 spacious rms: Y baths Oh h:-Wh:' r.
se16 sasefa REslT9 RF0ee5.' eo ME- s
EEMEsicaN IN sIc2 UNIVERSITY PARK-A spa
ton. @ on beautiful lot. so t. wide; include.
nsSsd SsaTp dormtory ana es'n n on in Attic gs l
has reception hall, large living rm. with
fireplace, dining, rm., kitchen and pantry;
sss. 4. 5srf J. sSs sss & $500
ssfkstleafwooD sfslsGEif' 81 SsRsxR sBxReA1s. s14,soeITh.
s snsxsr sH .Gmt0TssSs ng n sas
Screened naasi rear porch. 8 bed!ms. and heat
"a sssPn geTsdh gsond Ss he.a pss
sssSn GoLb4ER 4 issliR'9Ss Bros ss BE ~ sss W.
BUCHANAN S ST. y,I4 NEAR Roo I4'hssaqssaI snss Ia6
kitchen and screen rear porch; : large
Ssssi s pn aoIbsfas skds da RI i41 IsSf
BRICK. not ss the s. GFdIss,, .sssa
psT sYosshdSs a hss'ns near sy.
now, or 8 to o daily. CHAPMAN REALTY
NORTH II Cleveland PARK - Detached
brick. on beautifully landseaped r, Ieysi a lot lot
vase, large living porch, oil air-conditionet
heat: perfect condition; immediStso o posses
and weekends. OR. 0936, BOSS e. Phelps
IsS IIss AAb ND IsoRaDo. 8 lust west of 10Th
This irnposing. tapestry brick mansion. con.
tainine hedreoms baths ;nfng ana poTdsl woe
Win marble fireplace, built-in cabinet, ex'
tra-sise dining room loyely sd screened patio at
Portable living and sntertsinmsnt: PHILIE II
JksrE KEY xspEFsA EsAlgtH t sSio SHo sS III S , e.
CHEVY CHASE. D. .C.-unusually NM
white brick. center-hall home OF 2 spacious
rooms, s large bedrooms. q baths, recree'
{ion room, built-in bar; oil hot-water heat
Lear detached brick garage: convenient Y
schools, shopping and transportatlon,- -F9l
appointment to inspect, cali W1NIFFED 3
fIcKENS, NO. 7l46. IL
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bONuALOW' Win e acre, locateo IN fall-
above Navel Or ordnsnGs La6oTatory bed
s Soy5 R.ssSr sSS 'sz sE ssos s!aiaSs
$40 MONTHLY buys your own home
Dst t, brick bqnsalows; bedTmgs' metal kit;
bsmt. 6ns gas heat, sii.SS5o. $3.50 down.
Can arrange other terms. Sample house
open to daFk 5xved pEive out Annapolis rd
sgnny6yook, left s4A to homes SURETY
CHEVY cHAsE-lst;aosorb 81 bedtm. s and bath;
baths, breakfast nook, bar rm;. glassed-in,
sun porch, covered front porch, h..w. oil
heat ds gar ys1y wh ns eor
among large tulip. 2oplars, N pie and dog
Eoqd trees oTnsss susPsS1s ps1S takes him
BAuGH:. Realtors, zoos wis: ave- .Wo.
1884. II no answer, WI. 5s47: IA
BOWIE, MD-For or sale to settle . estate ate
good well in yard: eleven lots of ground.
ssss:} ss !; !:
sRhSFWo5D Mhh;SFFWo o5fS'fi 'fsiyNNesiAIow-5 NeiA rms with
s:5 % 1T ~ sel ';Sis ss44g y II 81 s4
INDIAN SPRING CLUB-A lovely 5-rm.
ated on beautiful corner lot: near In
dian Spring Club; close to all conven-
cay srAaIsa an sz02 PEAssoN ssss ns sa'
oEF eIyS a1Rfsoso asfEf1s a. r1xEsriek bunsaisw
heat; lse. lot: only $500 down. Cab I'll
8. ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Penna
E ays aTIlv re-; sn FR .;,., 7ai1; r,,... s1dl2
baths iis. eeaMef sm Rish repsss dinina ims rms
unusual utilities. plus fireplace and lava
DoRrsR iSag; Err = BRooiks. NC, o., 5sSsi
BEAUTIFUL SLIGO Pack HILLs-Lge
Eng. brick, center-hall, 3-bedrm. home ot
prewar construction; in perfect condition
delightful liv. rm., large dining rm. ano
kitchen, unusually large living porch look.
ing upon lovely lawns and trees. TILED
basement. oil h.-w.h., butlt-in garase
Truly q home for q discriminating buyer
For appointment to see, call 3.
ScoFIELD, s413 Ga. ave, 81. $500. I
BUNGALOW m ROCKCREsT-vacanta and
ready for occupancy (betveen Naval Hos
pital and Rockville). $4,000 cash, S7t
per month. including principal. interest
is4ss pais sPd s..lsYT, wo aoMAs 1853 ast
pm. 3eiS Conn.
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Evening star., 1947-09-19
Army Holds 30 Police
After Cuban Gun Fight
BY the A,soeiased Press

HAVANA, Cuba, Sept. 19.-Army
forces surrounded headquarters of
police bureau In vedado. suburb
Of Havana, yesterday and arrested
30 policemen who repeatedly par
ticipated in q gun battle in subur-
ban Marianao last Monday during
which six persons were killed.
Maj. Gen. Genovevo Damera,
head Of the army forces. said Mon
days events would be investigated
and that no factional rivalry within
the police force would be tolerated
He said the Marianao fight had
been the consequence of conflict be-
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Quits Grid for Altar

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 10 (P.-
The Notre Dame fotball squad lost
a promising end candidate today
with the announcement that Jim
Flanagan, 1S43 monogram winner, Is
Withdrawing from school to enter
st. Johns Seminary In Brighton,
Mass, to study for the priesthood
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Sun Being Hurnessed

Russian scientists claim that d.
rect use Of the suns energy has been
brought closer by their DEVELOPMENT
Of a new type Of photoelectric cell
based on thallium sulphide.
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Southern Grid Opener

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 10 tF.-
lS47 Southern Conference football
starts tonight In Athens, Ca, when
Furman meets the Georgia Bulldogs
In night game that opens this
years slate,
Evening star., 1947-09-19

have been ordered to remain In bed
In absolute quiet for three months.
The former President, who left
ONCE November 80 las year, is S..
Evening star., 1947-09-19
AviIo Camoeho Reported
Stricken by Heart Attack
sy me Assseie,sd Pres,

BY me Assseiassd Press
MEXICO CITY, Sept. is.-Gen.
Manuel Avila Camacho, former
President Of Mexico, Is reported to
have suffered heart attack re-
Gently while PLAYING polo and to
Evening star., 1947-09-19

tween several rival police groups,
one of which was led by "outstand-
ing revolutionaries."
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Swimming Meet
Held Today At
Seaplasne Base

The City Recreation Depart
ment's Swimming Meet, held this
morning at the MAS (Seaplane
Base) pool with the permission of
Capt. Fl. M. Cooper, attracted
about so children.
Fourteen boys and girls en-
tered the Senior Class race across
the pool and back. Charles Rob-
erts took first place in this event,
Way Plowman and Peter Diaz,
second and third.
The Junior class race across
the pool was won by Lucille
Sanders with Edward Curry sec
ond and Peggy Pinder third.
The winning team of the relay
race included William Curry,
Charles Roberts, Edward Curry,
Denny Cruz, Lucille Gonzalez,
Way Plowman, Peter Diaz, Bill
Smith, Frank Valesquez.
The judges were Louis Eisner,
president of the PALS; Mrs. J. r.
Deland. Mrs. Lee Thompson and
Mrs. Singleton and Mrs. Stewart.
Many of the mothers present also
assisted with the program.
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Navy Chaplain
Named As Yale
Wingman Coach

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-(AP).-
Marvin Preacher) Franklin, who
served for three years as a Navy
chaplain in the Pacific, has been
appointed end coach at Yale and
will assist head grid coach HOWE
Odell.
Franklin captained the foot
ball team at Vanderbilt in 1898.
He graduated from Yale Divinity
School in 1912 and while study
ing served as a member of the
freshman coaching class at Yale
Last year he was chaplain and
varsity coach at Temple.
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LEGION
TEAMS WINNERS in
SOFTBALL CONTESTS
Tonight Legion Will Meet
Adams Dairy, Jerry's
Half-Acre To Play Navy
Hospital y

A team called the Veterans and
another known as the American
Legion Nine were winners of
two exhibition games played last
night in the Softball League.
In the opening game the Vet
Grams scored one run in the first
frame on three walks and hit
batsman. In the fourth they got
their first hit off Vidal, bunt by
Machin, and scored four runs, on
three walks, a hit batsman and
couple of errors. Frank Tynes
held the Merchants without
hit or run for five frames and
in the sixth weakened and six
hits and three walks gave the
Merchants six runs. In their half
the Vets scored seven runs on
three hits and six walks. At bat
the leaders were Vidal with two
hits, Rueda and F. Tynes each
hit one safely for the Vets.
In the field, Santana and Gar
cha and M. Tynes were the best
for the winners, and Cascade for
the losers.
In the nightcap the Jerry's Half
Acre boys gave the Legion a
scare and had Mccullough think
ing. The Legion scored four
runs in the first, on a hit bats
man and homers by Barber and
Hopkins. The Jerrys scored one
on a bunt by Higginbotham and
a double by Joe Mira. In the
third the Jerry's scored six runs
and went into the lead. Walker
hit a homer, Haskins, Lastres,
and Sweeting singled and Saw
yer and Kelly hit doubles. In the
fourth, Jerrys scored one more
on double by Higinbotham, a
wild pitch and a fly to right.
The Legion scored four runs
and tied the count, with two
outs. Griffen, Acevedo, singled,
Barber doubled. Lopez doubled
and Hopkins singled, and won
the game in the fifth on two hits
and two walks.
At bat. Griffen, Barber and
Hopkins hit two each, and Hig-
.ginbotham hit three for the los
ers and Sawyer hit two. In the
field, Lastres, Mira and Walker
were the best for the losers, and
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CARDINALS CLIMBING
TOWARD LEAGUE TOP:
YANKS SNATCH 10TH
Newson, Washington Out
east, Wins First For Yam.
KEGS Over Cleveland In
dians

NEW YORK. July i8.--In the
only National League game play
81 last night ST. Louis emerged
victorious over the Boston Braves
sto 2 81. Louis Is now only four
games from the league leaders,
nrooklyn Dodgers, who lost 70
Pittsburgh Pirates. z 10 |, in q
day battle.
Pittsburgh enjoyed good pitch
ing from Mel Queen. former
member of the New York YAM
kees. who was making his first
start Tor the Pirates. Queen held
he Dodgers to eight hits. keeping
them veil scattered except in the
eiahth when Reiser doubled and
Dlxie Walker singled him home.
Ralph kincr. Hank Greenberg
and Jimmy Bloodworth all hom-
cred tor the Pirates In the fourth
inning with the bases empty. II
was kincr's ARD. tying the Pitts
bufxh club record set by Johnny
kizzo and equaIlcd last year by
kiner.
New York Yankees are con-
tinuing to show their heels 10 the
Fefnainsicr 81 the American
League clubs. Yesterday they
tied the league record with 10
straight wins. made by the Chi
eaeO White Sox in 1906. The
Ysnkees yesterday defeated the
Cleveland Indians in both sections
~ the d0ubleheader. 81 and 10.
Boio Ncw~om. 3e-year-old
riahlhaDder obtained from WASH
lnaton by waivers about ten days
ags. won has second straight game
iof the Yankees in the opener. II
Was has 2O0th victory since he
esne "a the majors In 1929.
hookie We Raschi. recently
bfuught zap from Portland Of the
Paeilic Coast League. won the
sseond game for the Yankees. Civ.
Inc . total of siN hits in the night
ssp.
netFoit maintained It's runner
up ofeiiion len the American by
taktnn both games 81 q double
headef from Washington. Boston.
~ third spot. held close To the
Dvtroiters' heels by taking two
from the Chicago White Sox.
Ktsaaaflfas
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West n n r. r.
Days Gone By
AZ TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN or
JULY 10. 1887

j. ! 49, .+x-a - =
Five Key West students will be
present when Florida State Col
lege Alumnae. Association honors
summer school graduation candi-
dates with an outdoor reception
on Friday night, July %, in Gil
christ Gardens in Tallahassee.
Key Westers are Wilhelmina
Goehring Harvey, Florence
Louise Albury, Jennie Mae John
son, Marjorie Jane Roberts and
Virginia Eleanor Shine.
Sponge sales this morning on
the municipal sponge wharf to-
tailed almost $4,000.
A devil fish, measuring 1412
feet from wing tip to wing tip,
and weighing 600 pounds, was
caught yesterday near Sand Key
by Ignacio Carbonell.
County Commissioners, at a
meeting to be held tonight, will
discuss the amount of reduction
to be offered on the payment of
delinquent taxes.
The new members of Overseas
Highway Commission held their
first meeting at noon today. How
ard E. Wilson was named chair
man, and John N. Costar, vice
chairman. Other members are
Ralph Boynden, Willard M. AL
bury and c. c. Symonette. Miss
Mary Joe McMahan was appoint
ed temporary secretary.
County Solicitor Allan B.
Cleare, Jr., who had been investi-
eating several cases on the upper
keys, returned yesterday. The
cases are due to come up at this
term of the criminal court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Archer
and granddaughter, Betty Lou,
returned yesterday from Miami.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"The rising son. in order to
rise to his full height in the SUM-
light of success. must rise with
the sum-"
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Your Horoscope

FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1947--The
person born today will be indie
pendent and self-willed, but in
clined to be somewhat sazy. There
are several directions in which
the force of this day may become
operative, but it will surely pro
Iduce person who will be pio-
neer in his line and probably
achieve success. There may be
Ia little too much self-reliance.
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Key West-Miami
In Golf Matches

Arrangements were completed
this morning by Harry knight for
the Key West Golf Club, and Ray
Cole. for the Miami Country Club,
for a two-day golf series of l8
holes each day on Saturday and
Sunday. July IS and %.
The Miami Country Club has
bctn running roughshod over most
Of their Florida opponents and are
hoping to add the Key Westers to
their list.
All Key West golf club members
interested in making the trip are
urged "a contact Harry knight at
the club. phone 1896.
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Mrs. Jane Whidden
Leaves TOnlOrrOaU

Mrs. Jane Hopkins Whidden,
William street, recreation super
visor of the City of Key West,
leaves tomorrow by plane for
Chicago, where she will meet her
husband, Robert Whidden.
The Whiddens will then en-
train to Milwaukee. Mrs. Whid-
den will be away from her duties
one month.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Florida international League

Havana at Miami.
Miamr Beach at Lakeland.
West Palm Beach at Tampa.
ST. Petersburg at Fort Lauder
Tale.
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Out At
West Point?

WEST POINT, N. Y.-(AP).-
West Points polo ponies have
been turned out to pasture by
government order and polo en-
thusiasts are convinced that the
order means the end of the stick
and ball game at the Military
academy.
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Aluminium now Is being used
in corrugated sheets for farm
and industrial roofing and sid
ing.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPORTS and
RECREATION

'IlIIIIIIIlIlI!IIIIll Observation-Disclosures
SWIMMING-South Beach, south
end of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISHING-Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end OF Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL-Games, usually on
Sunday afternoon, at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 14th Street.
GOLF-Municpal Golf Course,
Stock Island.
TENNIS-Bayview Park on d.
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
Observation-Disclosures courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Park.
SfIUFFLEBOARD - B a wi W
Park and South Beach.
PICNICKING-Tables at Bay
view Park.
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
COMFORT STATIoNS-Bayview
Park.
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As much as ~ per cent of U. S.
farms were operated by tenants
IN the '3Os. compared with 81
percent in l945.
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Sofiball Games
BAyvIEw PARK
NIGHT CANES

TtbNIfJtfT-
uM AmmFAean Legion W.
Adaum DAIRY.
us Ieffya Hall Acre W. ia
vel mospital
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Steam engines now ia railfoao
service outnurnber Dicsels 10 -
/.
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TF1MkN. WNNFInITV mn WakhfI !,
llsaskaan. FgFrbk. Pieretii and
Esans
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C. Albury, A. Acevedo and Lopez
for the winners.
Score by innings of first St game "a e
VIEW ---------------- 100 407-l2 4
Merchants $780, 900 006- 6 6 6
F. TyneS and Castro; Vidal and
BroSt.
Score by innings of second
game: r. H. E.
Jerry's ---------- LOG 100 8 IL 0
Legion ----------- 400 404-l2 ii 0
E. Sweeting and Walker; Han
cock and A. AceVedo.
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American League

Tampa 8. West Palm Beach 0.
Thursdays Scores)
New York 81. Cleveland l-2.
Detroit IA, Washington So.
Boston 4-6. Chicago l-3.
Philadelphia 10, ST. Louis 2.
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NGERS INSCRIPTIONS horse who substitute horse of
clean the betting windows
going switching practically impossible
Racing Protective Bureau completes taoong of
running Here TRPB with Com
by chysler aooins
Walter left top and Abner Breeden metal witch
z22s7 the jockey club regis
below The needles pene-
approximately Ills of inch Patterned after U.S. Army
methods the painless indviduaic. and diff
cult counterfeit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

tasrhi and Robinson: Gromek,
fistiel i.smon and Hogan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

Thursdays Scores)
ST Louis 5. Boston 2.
Pittsburgh Z. Brooklyn |.
Chicago nj New York, postpon-
"a. rain.
Only Games scheduled.
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GAME RESULTS
Florida International Leaaue


Observation-Disclosures League
wednesdays Scores)
Havana 6, Miami 8.
Lakeland 4, Miami Beach 3.
Fort Lauderdale 2, st. Peters
,tih.n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

iiemtun and Swift: llaeffner.
safssllni and Manruso.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

~ FNFu nnd 1Crra. Fmbfcc,
siephens and lopey. Hogan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

fuwi er and hONaT. Sanford
xosiak. sWaFtz and Moss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

Limbs of trees are heavier and
thicker in diameter on the south
side.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

Large deposits of bauxite are
found in South America.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

But your greatest thrill will
come when you find out
that Chevrolet is the lowest
priced line in its field
and the line that costs less
for gas, oil and upkeep.
ChevroIet's the one Car that
gives you Big-Car Quality
at Lowest CoStl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-18

Your find i fun 10 drive a new
Chevrolet There power ard go
10 spare IN TIE l1iY Wake n-Ftoad
Engine that powers a popular
priced car. AMI Chevrolet quset,
comfortable. Foad-hunnng Way "A
gong Is 80 Festiul so relsSingi
Evening star., 1947-01-28
Selected Issues Gain
Slightly in Uneven
Stock Market
BY Victor Eubonk
,.oeioted Pros. EinuneioI Written

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Assorted
stocks made little further progress
today although the market, as a
whole, reverted to slow-going ir-
regularity.
Profit cashing on Mondays late
rally appeared at the opening and
restrained many leaders. Most de-
partments showed advances Of frac-
tions to a point or so near the
fourth hour, but declines were plen-
tiful.
A certain amount of bidding again
was based on the somewhat brighter
labor picture. Customers still dis
played considerable caution, how
ever, pending Qualification of busi-
ness prospects, production costs and
taxes Mounting commercial in
ventories persisted as, a restrain
ing influence. Good dividends and
earnings failed to spur the majority
of issues concerned.
Supported were United States
Steel, Woolworth, ]. I. Case, East
man Kodak, Pepsi-Cola, Canada
Dry, Norfolk & Western, Santa Fe,
Southern Railway, American Smelt-
ing, United Aircraft and Kenne-
colt. Backward at intervals were
Chrysler, General Motors, Ameri-
can Telephone, Southern Pacific,
New York Central, Chesapeake &
Ohio, North American, United States
Rubber, Montgomery Ward, Inter-
national Harvester, Anaconda and
Westinghouse.
Railway bonds hardened.