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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-16
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
AUG. Is. 1897
AUG. Is. 1887

Key Vests Beautiiication Com
mittee reported to police today
that several poinciana trees were
destroyed last night on the east
'ern side OF Whitehead street in
front of the county courthouse.
Police were directed to keep a
watch for the vandalS.
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GLENWObD \. MANUEL
deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL CRELITORS, LEGATEES,
DISTRIBUTES AND ALL PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
MANDS AGAINST THE EST ATE
OF GLENWOOF \. MANUEL,
DECEASED:
You. and each of YOU. are hereby
notified and required [" present any
claims or demands. which YOU. or
Estate Of t;lenwood \. Manuel de-
Florida. to the Honorable Raymond
r. Lord. County Judge. in and for
Afnnroe County, Florida. Al his Of
flee in the County Court House of
said Monroe County. at Key West.
Florida. within calendar months
from the date 81 the first publi-
cation hereof. Said claims or de-
mands shall be in writing and con
tain the place OF residence and
post office address of the claimant
and shall he sworn to by the claim
ant. his agent or attorney.
All such claims or demands not
fiied within the time and in the
manner prescribed herein shall be
void.
Dated the 18th day of August,
4. /. 1S47.
tsdl Glenwood A. Manuel, sr
As Administrator Of the Estate
of Glenw"od A. Manuel. de-
ceased.
.!uIius +. Stone. Jr.
Attorney for Administrator.
aug. 16-23-S0. sept. 6,-l947
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Before the last war, "war-monger"
was an intelligent American who warned
his people that the Axis nations had de-
signs upon the liberty of all people includ-
ing those i'm this country.
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SUNDAY AUGUST -

Affsrnoon
i2:oo-Anerica United. Forum-nbc
Peoples Platform, Forum-coS
Music for an Hour-mbs
12:3o-The Chicago Roundtable-nbc
Time for Reason Talk-cbs
1z:SS-H.. K. Smith at London--cbs
f:eo-Robert Merrill Concer,-nbs
Weekly Review &c Quiz-cbs
To Be Announced-mbs
To BE Announced--cbs
News: Veterans Panel-mbs
1:4s-Sunday Matinee Tunes-cbs
2:oo-Music Parade. Commensurate
The CHS Symphony-cbs
Reunion, Drama Series-mbs
2:3o--One Mans Family-nbc
Count Of Monte Cristo--lnbS
.s:o0-Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly--nbc
The House OF Mystery-mbs
3:3o-Author Meets Critics-nbc
Woody Herman Show-cbs
Detective Mysteries Drama-mes
<:oo-NBC Symphony Hour-nbc
Family Time. Eileen Farrelf-ebA
Under Arrest, Drama-mbs
4:3o-Jean Sablon and Songs-cbs
The Abbott Mysteries-lnbs
4:4s-Sunday Commentary-cbs
Evening
5:o0-Catholic Radio Service-nbc
Conrad Nagel Theater-cbs
Those Websters. Drama-mbs
5:o0-Dave Garroway Show-nbc
Ginny Simms SongS-cbs
Nick Carter, Detective-mbs
e:oo-Jack Paar Comedy-nbc
The Gene Autry Show--cbs
The Mysterious Traveler-mbs
s:3o-Rogue's Gallery. Drama-nbc
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy-ebs
Melodies from California-mbs
7:oo-Alec Tempieton & Piano-nbe
Sam Spade Adventurez-cbs
The Mediation Board-mbs
7:3o-Dorothy Lamour Show-nbe
Crime Doctor. Drama-cbs
Voices OF the Strings-mbs
7:55-Five Minutes News-cbs
s:oo-Sunday Merry -Go-Round-nee
Meet Corliss Archer. Skit--cbs
Exploring the Unknown-mbs
8:tS-Hollywood Commentary-nbc
s:3o-Album Of Familiar Music-nbo
The Tony Martin Show-cbs
Jim Backus Comedy-mbs
s:oo-Story for Tonight-nbc
Xavier Cugat Orch.-cbs
Gabriel Heaters Show-mbs
s:3o-Eddie. Bowling Show-nbc
Strike II Rich. QuiZ-cbs
Edmund Hockridge Song-mbs
1o:co-News & Variety hrs.-nbc
News, Variety, Dance 3 hrs.--cbs
News and Dance hrs.-mbs
ARc PROGRAMS - Times fit either
Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.
Afternoon
100 Warriors Of Peace
1:3o-Sammy Kaye Serenade
2:oo-Deadline Mystery Drama
2:3o-Radio's Sunday Vespers
3:00-LaSsie, Dog Drama
3:f5-Johnny Thompson Songs
3:3o-Week Around the World
4:oo-Are These Our Children?
4:3o--Lee Sweetand Show
S:oo-Quiz Time in Afternoon
5:3QEDavid Harding. Counterspy
, /: Evening
s:oo-Drew Pearson Comment
6:f5-NewS Summary Is Min.
6:3o-Greatest Story Ever Told
7:oo-The Candid Microphone
7:3o-Those Sensational Years
s:oo-Detroit Symphony Hour
s:eo-Guest Commentator Trio
e:f5-HoIlyWood Commentary
s:3o-Jimmy Fidler on Movies
9:45--To Be Announced
fo:oo-Sunday Music Hour
11:oo-News s. Dance Hour
12:oo-Dance Band Hr.-west only
-
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Radio Programs
NETWORK pRocRaMs

Time 10 eastern standard. Fer esa.
trai standard subtract one hour. Tar
no9ntaia standard subtract t,po
nosrs. some local stations ehanoo
hour Of relay 70 at local sehe6ussS
LAST minute program changes an.
not hs included.
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Time 10 eastern standard. Scr cen.
trai standard subtract one hour, ssf
mountain standard subtract tWo
hours. Some local stations change
hour on relay 20 NJ local schedules.
Last minute program changes eaa.
not be included.
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MALE OR FEMALE

MALE OR FEMALE
Western Union has an opening for
young man or young women
touch typist, with experience.
High School graduates, ages 81
to %. Starting salary IS cents
per hour. Saturday work at
time and a half and Sunday
work at double pay. 10T ex-
ira for night work. Annual va
cations with pay, benefits when
sick, favorable working condi-
tons. Apply Mr.. Jones, mana
ger. aug15-2t
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Warm colored bronze and brass
containers are perfect for fall
and winter flower arrangements.
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DEATH ON THE HIGHWAYS

B Statistics show that during the first
six months of 1947, there were 14,4S0
deaths due to traffic accidents. This was
a little better than for the same period of
1916 when 1920 persons were killed on
the highways.
Everybody knows that these fatalities
were due to bad drivers and careless ped
estrains. If these two groups could be
regulated by traffic lights and traffic Of
ficers the slaughter of human beings would
be reduced, almost to a minimum. That
is to say that carelessness is the cause of
death and injury to thousands of people.
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To the People Of India:

To the People Of India:
Instead of general rejoicing at gain
ing your long fought-for liberty, your
first day of independence was marred
by terror. blood and death. Your des-
tiny Of freedom is long way off unless
you mend your ways.
THE ORACLE.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCTIT'
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COZ NTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. iI-S4
BEVERLY SANSRURY MOORE,
Plaintiff
vs.. DIVORCE
EARL NJ. MOORE
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Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLIC ALTON

TO: Earl Vi. Moore,
u. +. J.. No. /,
Upper Marlboro. Maryland
You are hereby required tn ap-
pear 10 the Bill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the 2sth day u
August, AID. 1S47, otherwise the
allegations contained therein will
be taken as confessed
Done ana Ordered at Key West.
Florida. this 2jth day of July. A.D.
1947.
Circuit Court SeaD
ROSS G SAWYER.
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
By: Alice II. Salgado.
Deputy Clerk.
William V. Albury,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Jul 70; aug 2-9-1C. 1947
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PERSONAL SERVICE

If you need courteous and eff
cient plumbing service, call A.
c. Roberts, 853. Licensed mas
ter plumber. aug9-19t
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First contingent of members of
Troop 2, Boy Scouts of America.
left this morning for Homestead
for their annual 'encampment.
The boys were in charge of
Scoutmaster Victor Larsen. To-
morrow the remaining members
of the troop will leave for camp.
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RESOLUTION

WHEREAS. The Supreme Ruler
of the Universe. IN His infinite
wisdom, has seen fiji 10 remove
our beloved brother. DIR. Harry c.
Galley. from this earthly sphere TO
the Supreme Lodge above, and
WHEREAS. In the demise Of
Brother Galley. Key West Lodge
No. 1853. knights of Pythias. has
lost member worthy Of the name
Pythian knight, one of whom il
may be truly said: He lived 10
bless mankind" His family has
lost a loving husband and father.
therefore be it
RESOLVED. That while we
mourn the loss of Brother Galley.
yet we bow in humble submis-
sion 10 Him in whose promise
there is comfort for the sorrow
ing: and be il further
RESOLVED. That our charter
be draped in mourning for a pc.
Rod of thirty days; and be- II fur
Their
RESOLVED. That a copy Of
these RESOLUTIONS be sent to the
family. and copy be- spread on
our minutes.
Respectfully submitted.
j. WINFIELD RUSSELL.
W. P. ARCHER.
J, r. DeLAND,
Committee.
Adopted: August IS. l947.
GERALD SAUNDERS.
Chancellor Commander.
Attest:
j. WINFIELD RUSSELL.
Secretary. augl6-lt
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Girls and boys, bring in your BIZ
cycle and let us put it in good
condition for schol opening. We
have all repair parts in stock.
Bicycles sold. rented and re-
paired. Overseas Cycle Store,
900 Division Street, Telephone
1880. aug16-3t
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When business man extends credit to
an individual he pays him the highest COM
pliment possible in the commercial world,
but it is often taken as a matter of course
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-16

Mrs. r. c. Daniels and son
and Miss Gladys Roberts. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ethel Roberts, left
this morning to visit relatives
and friends in Miami.
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All frames used for display pur-
poses may be had for half-price
until the end of the month.
Evans-Pilkington Studio.
aug11-tf
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WANTED TO BUY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For any kind of properties in Key
West, be it home or business,
contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem-
ing Street. Phone 1873.
aug8-12tx
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Two-bedroom house with modern
conveniences. Also nice yard.
Phone 445-J. augl2-6tX
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FOR SALE

1916 Dodge, 112-ton truck, plat
form body, like new, or will
trade for good, light truck. Lou
Smith, 500 White ST. aug9-7t
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
THE trouble with John L.
Lewis appears to be that he
Swelled up too rapidly"
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IN THE COZ NTN JUDGES COURT.
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
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G.E. refrigerator, good condition.
1907 Pine St. augl43t
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Information for the Advertisers
FOR SALE

Two-bedroom furnished house
with garage on lot so X 104.
1910 Avenue "E', Phone 78.
aug12-6tx
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Subscribe to The Citizen.
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MISCELLANEOUS

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
512 Margaret Street, Phone 781.
Give us try on your next job.
Free estimates. augl-1mo
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Mrs. Sadie E. Kerr, who had
been visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Overland. left today for her
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Vacuum cleaners and washing
machines repaired. O'Briant.
Telephone 1l64-M. aug1-tf
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In re Estate of
GLENW'OOD \. MANUEL.
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Picture Framing: Pictures framed
and matted. Phone 1197-M,
GA Francis st. iul26- knox
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Mrs. Charles Wells and sons,
Donald, Charles, Jr., and Jack,
accompanied by Mrs. Nathalie
Russell left this morning to visit
relatives and friends in Miami.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

GIVE US YOUR HOME, lot or acreage to
sell: D; C. or nearby Nd; honest ef1lslent pHt
sFYsf PHRks su'Sk ao PeTry st. Ny rainier
CHARLES 5. GUM has a clients waiting
IFo If PRomPT eonTf ATTENrI6S to % the sale of
your home, business or Investment PROP
PHK1Es PHI ~aS Reator tor s6s North nth Capitol 1T NA
6139;, Free apgraisals Results since 1912 :,:
bEoM ME args v and d 5s ms
sveF spFng Reply BoS s5SK
GoLDsTEN BROS can sell your house at
full value; free appraisals Call RE. 1888
til 9 pm. 1929 L ST. NV. Real estate in
FAMILY WIN CHILDREN need s-bedrm.
detached or semidet. house In good n W.
section near SCHOOLS; sgostantiai cash shd Tor
bocToR b TOR waNrs u, asp LakGE &c HOME for clinic
% pay must up to be hss sood
prefer NV. location. Call my agent at
ePi cPA WI WILL PAY CASH for small, clean
brick detached bungalow. but will loos
othelS Gal my agen, at MI al
need for homes in Silver Spring. Bethesds
and Chevy, Chase. since, we have cash
ses eo odes stns s4 @eeFss ave ca opan L
until pm. If no answer, call sH. 1918.
FAsTz vii pay 81 Se Bs aa hos s.:
4Essy iss fss vf hss sF Ms e'nd
Hsn TkSm 9MheF %ss Of ffE 'sdER Wa aagse
HOUSE WANTED, D C., white or soIored;
m9ssiate a action cali TABLER. Err. INC" Re f
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERTY-we will pay
quick action. MAX MILLER, 500 11th st.
se &C. FEARS EE 800; SERVICE to local property
erty eHye1s With VIM. Il sAUNDERs GO. GNc
R9eS Re You sRfs Wasr ss sPrEpY 59 AeroS & 6 2 ns
viii pay Top price. ENTERPRIsE REALTY
mn Eye CASH s nx for E% Eour p9Uperty
or s.e white or colored. MARYLAND or Vir-
ssnia G3x e. Pi 4s2t .t RE casa saa for
house in Brookland; s rms. or more MI
WANTED. preferably direct from owner.
with garage. bsmt,, attic, mod: kit and
bath, gas h.-w.h., brass plumb, copper
cutters: metal windows. Reas. ALBERT
frITj I HAVE URGENT ss REouEsT ft, for = o or 3
bedroom house, Hyattsyille, Riverdale area.
EDWIN L. ELLIS. REALToR-I can sell
your property fast if price is right. Special
ize in places suitable for renting rooms.
| 1910 Vermont ave RE. 5140
PETWORTH HOME OWNERS have 2
clients for immediate purchase of homes
up to 100000. Please call the livewire
broker; W. H. sIMoNs, 1923 M st. NV,
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner.
small, white or colored houses. any con-
dition: will pay all cash. Box 23-K, Star
ALL CASH and in hurry for any house
in any section clients waiting. Call til 9
pm, Mr. Brown, RE. 1881, FIRST Ma
WANTED. modern house with 4 or acres
land in Md, not more than 20 miles from
D. c.: have client with cash. Call Miss
corene, UN. 1881, MYRTLE A. WEADON
CO., DI 1854
NO DELAY, cash contract within IL hours;
no commission to pay. Call MR. ALBERTS,
Elk 1921,
Evening star., 1947-10-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

NEAR WAR COLLEGE-3 complete apis
q furnished,; 1st floor available for buyer;
price S1O,500 81 900 handles. ME. 04S6.
93: ST. S.W.-S500 down, easy terms
S-room. bath, c. h,-w.h h. row brick. Call
A. NJ DRAIsNER. l404 L st. NV. MA,
s036. Home, GE. o297. ofhce open Sun,
FOUR FAMILY BRICK. 14a Galveston pl.
sw.. ideal for CT; each apartment rents
for $50; S236 mo-; live in one, keep 3
rented See today. MA. 33S3. -6
NEAR 9th AND NJ SITS. S.W.-2-story row
brick. good condition: 6 nice rms, bath,
INV h.; convenient location; priced right
for quick sale. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
a 18th AND AND MD. AVE. s.w.-s1a,a5o; So
500 cash-Complete apt on 1st floor and
) bedrooms and bath on remaining
floors; running water in rooms; across from
Asric. Dept. and overlooking 3 avenues;
propertyy, in first,class condition & To in
HOME OR INVESTMENT near 7th and G
into 5 apts.: lot 25xl20 it.: conv. ocation; /;
price. S6.95O. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
CoLoRED-eea F ST. s.W.-sae5 down;
easy terms: s-room semidet. brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with
A. M DRAISNER. 14O4 st. NV. MA.
s036. Home. GE. 0291. Office open Sun,
CoLoRED-3es X ST. s.w.-S1s5 down,
easy terms; 6-room row brick. Call Morris
Cohen sor Milton Vinnick. with A: NJ.
DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV. MA: SO36.
Home. GE O297. once open Sun, II to 4.
Evening star., 1947-10-05


basement. gas, heat; large corner lot Cal
Mr.: Hammond or Mr.. Sebra, COX Il co.
GMEvfRLy tNGi HN lfNs,i BEAUTY. ronsue canno. te,
nor paint portray, the wondrous beauty
of this 4-bedroom brick home. / bedroom
and tiled "a bath first floor. larse Twins
ultramodern kitehen; End floor has ; lsrst
bedrooms and full tile bath; buit-in ga
rage, full basement with ,sas a:-e, heat
shaded lot: wonderful street: owner trans.
$1,000 down, ~, a. STANLEY MoREHU
NEAR 5cHiESERiYY-PreTwsr s-bedrm. brick
tile bath. perfect kitchen. lsrse living room,
with fireplace. large dining room, screened
perfectly redecorated owners hobby, gar
dening, shows in beautiful grounds; block
to buses soes to Nd un,ysrsity m MAXI
va Va 0Snef ss on on SRsF va ssss s'ANIhf AoShAo
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TILL pARK--s bedrms
In this all-bricG BUNGALOW; large liv. rm
tile bath and large rear porch: iaree room
on second floor q rms. possibility: ample
closet space space full bsmt With oil &C h
N, II. ave, !. mile past District line to Ra,
I'd. 3 blks. to Medwick dr., right to ts5l
Flanders dr.. and open sign. WoOD-CoN
81. 57oo or sH. 6ois tili pm. % ' -
$40 ALLIES RD:. upper Morninsside, Md
BY owner for 5000 cash: one year old
town 3, 6; between suisIsnd and An:
eEsTs Fisld yocoSRancy BY October 20
all modern; fireplace, . baths. oil heat:
3L acres, on bank OF large stream
artesian well, water fountain. stone bar
becue oven. outhouses. liz miles from
D. c. line. Nichols ave. Sc, go 10 miles
on Indian Head rd. to sign marked "a
mile to Piscataway, turn left, go "a mile
to forks of I'd. take right gravel rd.,
l mile to white house, LETT side sign
marked Wiseway Price. 81 500. I'm
mediate possession Owner. L. c. WISE,
on premises Sunday, AID. 74OO 3
SILVER sPRTNG. new houses: a.story
old line builder; large living room of
certer-hall entrance. Colonial fireplace,
dining room and 1g47 model kitchen. with
unusual amount of cabinets; 3 nice bed.
rooms and "a baths on 2nd floor: fun
basement. gas a.-c. heat. copper cutters
and plumbing: large well-landscaped lot:
prices range from S17.s50 to SlS.150,
Call for appt. EDWARD c. HoLMEAD,
Real.or, sH. $500 t,Il 2 Pm. c
rd., Barry Park. Bethesda-4 bedrooms,
2 tiled baths. living room with fireplace
14x25. dining room 14x17. sunroom SKI
kitchen with pantry 10x1s: comfortable
oil heat; convenient to everythtng: nicely
apassn eshssd ota arsanh sss e. K.. Ess.s.
ewes. and Sun. WI. 1924. -S
Evening star., 1947-10-05

Go, Co Realtors, Res 1927 Pa. ave. Sc, AT. sa41,
Is
1905 L ST. Sc. Hillside. Md-see this
today; a well-built. less than 6,mo: old
unfinished attic suitable for 2 more bed
rms; full tsmt, with OF; h;.wh; bot both sides
Realtors, ,DI. e057 or Mr.. Wood, eyes, RE
0692. Ext. 1o1. %
house, In desirable neighborhood; arranged
as 3 apts.; income now $500 per mo- :
aao heat efselsn sNypRs f9nsit9n RnahTY eo
f isoS Hamilton st. NV. RA. $50. .
FAIR HILL DR.. MISUNDERSTANDING
BUNGALOW, front rm. 14x26 with fireplace,
bedrooms; bath. screened rear ri, porch, or sh
ment, recre. room with bar, built-in ga;
rage; finished half story with 2 rooms and
tiled bath This house on hill ,foa 1yerlook5ns IN
Si04; ewes. TR 1854. ALLAN L. KAY,
NEAR NAVAL RESEARCH LAB. 14s ches-
soo rooms as and sffk fifed Sath fa
os eeaMhSr e hsss Il sex Roops rsr1s Ex as
mercial. 24Ia MINI. ave. Sc. Ideal for
se and ps5 hom ri Of porshes sTse exdei
Coz Realtors. 1927 Pa. ave, Sc. AT.
S941. TR. 6536. -o
WE HAVE A GROUP Of new, det., center
hall homes: 6 rooms. tiled. bath on 1st
. md end floors, gas heat schools. transp.,
new shopping center half block. A. A.
CARO1zA CO.. Realtors, 1927 Pa, ave.
Ie. AT se41, TR. 1886. IS
for quick sale. Owner leaving Washing
ton; rooms, tiled bath, built-in sarase;
oil heat: schools, churches, transp. and
shopping within 9 blocks: $4,000 down
Sa27 Pa. ave. Sc. AT. s941. TR- $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Washington Canoeists
Win Tuneup Regatta

Washington Canoe Club paddlers
scored an easy victory yesterday in
their own invitational regatta as a
tune-up for the Philadelphia Inquirer
meet next week end at Philadelphia
The host club took four events and
seven seconds for a winning total
of Al points.
Potomac Boat Club was second
with 20 points, with Pendleton Canoe
Club third with II points. Phila-
delphia Canoe Club scored points
and Dempseys Canoe Club 6.
Feature of the day was the dead
heat between the Washington senior
quad doubles crew of Dusty Rhodes,
Frank Havens, Bill Havens, jr, and
Ed Trilling, and the Pendleton squad
of Riedel, Springel. Iavach and
Ryan. They we're clocked in 1876
for the mile.
Bill Havens, jr.. defeated Adolph
Springel In the fitting final to re-
tain his international crown.
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Quontico Opens Its New Links
With Win Over Series Rivals

Kirchner wv, 3la.
roll (W.), "A.
Anacostia's 231a to 1912 victory
over East Potomac was its second
straight and retired the Bill Davis
Trophy which had been in competi-
ton for the District public links
team championship since 1910. Ana
costa won the first match this sea-
son. 231S -1212.
| Anacostia first won the cup In
1910 and repeated in 1e4l. The
matches were discontinued until last
year when East Potomac won. Davis
will present the trophy Wednesday
night at 7::30 in the Anacostia club
house.
Mrs. c. E. MCGOWAN scored a hole
in one on the fifth hole at Manor
Country Club, using four wood for
the 150-yard shot. Mrs. c. R. Con-
way was Mrs. McGowan's playing
partner.
Mrs. L. G. Pray and Earle Skinker
posted one of the best mixed scotch
foursome rounds of the season, a
70, to win the low gross in yester-
days event at Columbia Country
Club.
! Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Hsrtshorn had
S5-1S-67 for low net, followed by
Mrs. J. r. Gross and Jack Strait.
S3-l3-70, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Abel, S7-l7-70.
Evening star., 1947-06-30
BogIey, Thomas Rated
Near School Net TOP
By the Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. JUNE
30.-Gil Bogley and Gerry Thomas
of Washington, D. c., were seeded
third and fifth, respectively, in the
National Interscholastic Tennis
Tournament slated to open here
today.
Herbert Buddy Behrens, husky
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, youngSter
who was seeded second in the Ma
tional Junior listings a year ago
drew the top spot, with Sidney
Schwartz of Erasmus Hall of Brook
lyn ranked No. 2. Schwartz lost
out in the semifinals last year when
he also was seeded No. 2.
Bogley, winner of the Middle At
lantic interscholastic event this
year and the City of Washington
tournament, as well as last year S
national boys singles and doubles
king, had an uphill fight against
the higher ranking pair.
Other seedlings were: Don Ma
they, jr., No. 4; Walter Dockerill,
No. 6; Tony Trabert, No. 7; Jack
Turpin, No. 8.
Fifty-eight players will compete in
this years 39th annual tourney
Championship finals in both. singles
and doubles will be played Saturday