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Have You Had Your Fill
of Seasonal Selling?

Investigate this steady year-round
sales position where earnings are
fort and not Influenced by acci-
dental conditions over which you
have no control. Earnings are from
500 to $3.50 wkly. For more in
formation see MR.. MAGIIL, the
Ring Bldg, 18th and M SITS. NV,
10 am to pm. only. -29
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YOTING MEM

(10). Don Martini needs young men,
ages 90 to 80, with personality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing.
No experience necessary. training
sired, but not essential. Excellent
salary and opportunity for advance
ment to supervisors, interviewers,
and branch managers; weeks va
cation with pay per annum. Apply
in person, noon to s pm. Do not
nhnpa .-
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Statesmen

Due to expanding territory, We are
N need Of salesman. 5000 yrsy IN
year-around repeat business; COM
plete training and supervision in
held. II you are reliable and willing
to work, we have q permanent posi-
ton and excellent opportunity Tor
you. Sales experience not essential,
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RUG REPAIRMAN

ouaiihed to repair Oriental and
domestic rugs. Also be able to give
estimates. For personal interview,
call Mr.. Saunders, ARCADE SUM-
SHINE CO., 735 Lamont st. RA.
5000. 81
RUSSIAN TEACHER, with good edu-
cation and instruction. part time.
BERLTTZ SCHOOL. 500 18th st. NV.
SALES TRAINEE for wholesale cleo
trical distributors. Box 3S9-M. Star.
80
SALESMAN. linoleum, to estimate and
sell outside work, should be able
to read blueprints. Call Fairfax 585.
SALESMAN, mems wear store; perm,
position. Apply NABBY'S MEMS
WEAR. 1925 18th st. NV. 80
SALESMAN -. Mems haberdashery,
some exper. desired. permanent posi-
ton, excellent salary. MUTUAL
STORES. cor. e st. at. 9th NV. j.
SALESMAN for musical instrument
department, exceptional opportunity
for q good income for an expert
enced man in musical instrument
field. Apply LUBAR. INC. 1900
q NV -3
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Statesmen

JEWELRY SALESMAN - Wanted by
Qaulity Simulated Pearl Manufac-
turer. Call on Department Stores,
Specially Shops and Retail jewelers.
in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. D. c.: also adjacent
conc. state age. exp, drawing, full
particulars. Box 455-L. Star.
SALESMAN-With exp, reliable; refs;
good opportunity for advancement:
salary and commission. WOODROWS
MEMS. 4046 SO. 2sth st., Arl., Va.
(ShirlingtonD, TIE. 1905. 80
TRUCK SALESMAN, experienced. to
sell Ford trucks; will consider young
man with experience in allied in
dustry. willing to take training:
salary and commission; car essen
tial. Call Mr.. Malcolm for appt.,
AT. -O200. NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO, INC 20
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DRIVER-SALESMAN,

DRIVER-SALESMAN,
For established dry cleaning Arm;
must have local experience and ref
erence. Good salary. steady posi-
ton; NEEDLEcRAFr' 1850 co11m-
DRIvEE AND for v d5y
only. PENN TAiIoRs. 1884 ID Pa,
Drug ayG CLERK CLERK, alternate nights and
Suns. COLONIAL VILLAGE PHAR;,
1877 Wilson blvd. Arl.. OK: llso;
n suns c sxper Pnr per h f eas o
missions as starting wage. WHEATON
PHARMACY. l1401 Georsia ave-
DRUG CLERK, part time ewes. expsr.
1922 q ea saitland rd.' sui'l'nd 30 nd''
Fi ri I'M eolored: good pay. room
and meals: bring references. Apply
1929 2Ist St; nv. a.. ..o.t 40 80 y
Apply MASTER MARKET, I5442s
G Ea5e rs CLERK. experienced. some
knowledge Of meats; references
GROCERY CLERK. experienced;
young man for all-around Tors
Apply in person At once e. At g srsst =.
HOTEL e iGh NiGH TN MANI to : am.
Hand transcript Non-drinkers. Re-
liable. references. experienced; In
terviews. HOUSTON HOTEL. 9ae e
ISsuLxTIoN sALEsMEN-You owe
1t to yourself to investigate our new
1850 proposition; couple OF nne
ton plan is . honey. Call TR.
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. exper:, 4
ewes; week; sTATLER PHARMACY
L s1ii,ee HHpfii FRESHMAN web
endorfer). full time. steady work:
LITHo.. "a independence ave. s,w.
LuBRICATIoN MAN. fully exper..,
s Sssl F ESQ sea sER VICE cENsR
Cap. and Fla. ave,
MANAGER for food sdds esrryzS yn.r sh snG
l nSs p refe H. ssss
MANAGER, SC and 10c store. must
be experienced; good salary; won
derful opport.; employment to COM
m perience IN et san' to Mr.. sADEs. P. 8.
BOX 6425, T st. Station. Washing
MEAT CUTTER. experienced; must be
sober and dependable: must have
references. Call MI. 2105 or 3401
Dent pl NV. -2S
MEAT CUTTER for super market; no
drinkers. 2601 14th st. NV. No
M RaS%s FURNISHINGS SALESMAN.
exper. only: good salary. perm: po-
sition. HERzoG's, 10th and F SITS.
MULTILITH OPERATOR-Only exper.
operators need apply; large financial
institution has need of a young man
and stock room. Reply in own hand
writing, stating age. exper. and SAL
airy expected. Box 219-M, Star.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CASHIER. experienced in drugstore;
well recommended. sober, bondable.
Hill III lilly sNSTfiERTAINERs.Sccal,
Columbia 1850 or Taylor TITS. 30
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HELP MEN icont.l
DON MAN I I'M
Zoo 18th st. NV.

DISH WASHER. colored. exper. with
machines. Must be over FL. Apply
in person. 1416 P st. NV. Us
DISHWASHER and store porter. Ap-
ply WAGsHAL's, 1855 Mass. ave
DISHWAsHER, colored. for day work
Sundays OF. Apply DIKEMAN's
RESTAURANT. 500 18th st. NV,
DRIVERS wanted for DIAMOND cabs;
rental rates; must have identified
ton card. Diamond lot, 101 M st.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIVER, colored, for delivery and
light porter work; salary, $50. AD'
1894. $50
DRIVER 194S American cab. III
9Th st sc. Call Ii. 3-267S.
RIvER-SALESMAN, white; indus
trial laundry route; must have
laundry exper. Minimum 800 pei
wk,, plus commission on additional
vnl,,ue Call WA 3144
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When dnspertno Advertisements
addressed to Star bosses do NOT
inclose original references. OF
other materials OF personal cdlue:
Copies serpe the purposs and
oriciadls mGv Get lost.
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SECRETARIES
Engineering, $1,000.
Association, 5000.
Capitol Hill, S2,700.
Typist. Dictaphone. rapid, $500.
Cierk-typist, addressograph, srapho
type, 1920.
Clerk-typist, 37h-hr. wk., S1.950
WAT IT'D KECC1 ,EP
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COAT MANAGER
Lerner Shops has an opening
for a live { wire, ambitious
woman. Confidential.
Apply Immediately
To Mr.. Kahn
LERNER SHOPS
3110 18th st. NV.

COMPANION for elderly lady, live
in, ample salary. Please call Oh.
1908 after 6 pm.
AND DRUG CLERK. part
time ewes. and Suns, exper. 81 per
fr. plus commissions as starting
wage. SHEATON PHARMACY, 11401
Georgia ave-, 10. $4,000. p .
COUNTER GIRL, white. part time 4
nights . week, 6 pm. to midnight:
no experience necessary. DIXIE
PIG BARBECUE, HI. 1888. -29
DANCE TEACHERS
(1O) Don Martini needs young ladies,
ages 22-3O, attractive with person.
Atty and ambition to teach bali
room dancing. No experience nee
essary, training given free. college
background desired. but not es-
sential. Excellent salary and oppor-
tunity for advancement to super
visors, tnterviewers and branch
managers. weeks vacation with
pay per Annum. Apply in person.
noon to 8 pm. Do not phona
DON MARTINI
602 18th Of. NV.
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Rhode Island Pharmacy
1880 First Street NV.
Is a. Star Want.Ad
Branch Agency

~ ~
Other Branches conven-
ientIy located throughout
the City for the occep-
tonce Of Classified Ad-
vertising.
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MULTILITH OPERATOR
Experienced on Model No. 2o66. Per-
manent position. good salary: no
night work. Apply Mr.. Kelly. MAR
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Elk GI, n-the-job training-Merchan-
disc vending machine route man;
good oppor. for steady, .wen-payins
position; must be bondable and have
D. c. drivers permit. Box 456-B,
PART TIME, interesting sales posi-
ton avail. for young man. Suitable
for a student. Box 16.R. Star. 29s
PART-TIME EVENING MAN, as gas
oline station attendant. 5-10 pm;
fully exper.: 76c hr. to start. ESQ
COLORED DRIVERS for retail liquor
store: must know NV. Wash. thor
oughly. Highest salary and good
working hrs. Apply In person, 10
am. to 8. pm. 2442 18th st. NV.
Do NOT phone. -
COLORED MAN, exper. driver, for
grocery store: ref. req; short hrs.
Apply 1850 Ga. ave. NV.
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TYPISTS (F.), to $45 wk.
Hotel. real estate, auto Arms. dr.. Of
fees. Unusual opportunities: See
Miss Evans tNA. 2340l. Est. 80 yrs:
BOVd'S, TOO 18th, Cor. G
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DON MARTINI
500 18th st. NV.
START THE NEW YEAH
WITH A NEW JOB

II you can sell or think you can, q
you are persistent. persuasive and
can follow q standard program Of
selling, you may qualify for q newly
created position. This Is, 9 sales
position Offering both security and
incentive. See MIR. MURRAY RIM,
$40, Ring Bldg. 18th and M SITS,
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OPERATOR-Only exper.
operators need apply; large financial
for responsible position in print shop
and stock room. Reply in own hand
writing, stating age. exper. and SAL
airy expected. Box 21e-M, Star.
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Secy.- Librarian, $500

Col. grad. under 80. expr. Excellent
future. Dozens of other unusual
secretarial positions daily: See Miss
Young at the PERSONNEL SERV-
ICES 1a1l C st ST. 1864.
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The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27

An eight pound, 12-ounce son
was born to Mrs. Yolanda DeSi-
none Farr, wife of Don p. Farr,
ENC, ,USN, U.S,S. clamagore,
U. S. Naval Station. The child
has been named Don Stephen.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
Three Births liz
NaUaI Hospital

A six-pound, 10-ounce daugh-
ter was born in the u. S. Naval
Hospital, Key West, to Mrs. Flor
ence Ribzman Meredith wife of
Carl Evers Meredith, LTJG, USN,
Boca Chica. The child has been
named Pamela Sue.
"A seyen-pound, one and half
ounce son was born to Mrs. An
toinette Fogg Thompson. wife of
Perry T. Thompson, QM1, USN,
SURASDEVDET. The child has
been named Terry Marlin.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
TODAY IN HISTORY


829Died James Slnithson.
"a, an Englishman never in Am
erica, who for no known reason
left his fortune for what was to
become the famous Smithsonian
Institution, Washington.
f836-Cleveland, Ohio, popula-
ton. some 5000 Incorporated a
city.
l844Joseph Smith. Mormon
founder, and his brother. killed
by mob in Carthage, Illinois.
1884--Bureau of Babor Stats
tics, later Department of Labor,
created
1918-First I. S. soldiers en-
Enthusiastically received in Itrly.
World War I,
n 1934-The Federal Housing Ad-
ministration established.
1942-FBI first breaks news of
the Nazi spies secretly landing in
Florida.
l943-American planes bomb
airfield near Athens, Greece.
1944-Cherbourg formally sur
renders to Americans.
1946-U. S. House tentatively
bans use of any American money
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
lKnow America)

Helen A. Keller, famous, afflic-
ted author, born in Tuscumbia,
Alabama, SO years ago.
DR.. Merle A. Tuve of the Car
negie institution, Washington,
famed physicist, born in Canton,
S. D., 48 years ago.
Juan T. Trippe, president OF
Pan American Airways, born at
Seabright, N. j., so years ago.
Julien H. Collins of Chicago,
former president of the Invest
ment Bankers Association, born
in Chicago, So years ago.
George c. Rose, secretary of the
American Iron and Steel In
sttute, New York, born in New
York, 48 years ago.
William l. Nichols, editor OF
This Week Magazine, born in
Brooklyn, N. Y, "A years ago.
DR.. Kendall Emerson of New
York, noted surgeon and tuber-
culosis authority, born North
ampton, Mass, "a years ago.
John L. Rogers, Interstate
Commerce Commission, born in
Knoxville, Tenn, so years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27

Temperatures

Barometer
tSsa I,evell s;30 am.
30.l2 ins. --l025.0 mbs.
Tomorrow's Alpaanac
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
Traffic Shows
Increases Over
Route No. /
tspecial te T'he e:ltisenp


NEW SMYRNA BEACH, June
27Figures just released by the.
Division of Research and Records
of the State Road Department,
show traffic on u. S. Mol is .up
los per cent for May over the
same month Of 1g48, the East
Coast Highway association an
nounced today. Vehicles number
ing 2,378 per day passed the
check point south of Oak Hill
during the month. szfs's'
, The traffic on U. S. | was exz
.eeeded in volume by traffic over
U. S. Al north of Tafnpa. Which
averaged 3,774 vehicles Per day
and by the traffic on u. S. II near
Ocala which averaged 3,17l We
hicles per day. The increase over
the same period in 1913 on these
two highways was sonly 3.5 per
cent for U. S. Al and IL per cent
or u. S. II, tn East Coast High
ways Association pointed out.
Traffic over u. S. | has shown
a substantial increase over SINH
lar months of the previous year
for the past 8 or 10 months" |"
Howard A, Smith, executive sec
retary of the highways associa-
ton, stated. "The average of the
monthly increase over the past
six months is approximately Ia
per cent. There is no doubt that
this favorable trend is due in
part to the publicizing of improv-
ed highway and traffic conditions
along the holiday highways of the
Florida East Coast.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
3Employes
VI Beverage
Dept. Released

TALLAHASSEE. June 81
woinplctc reorganization of the
State Beverage Departments law
enforcement methods was> an
ngunced today by Assistant Di-
rretor Joe II. Brown, who is also
ihr departments chief enforce
ment officer.
TIE announcement followed a
statement made by Director Lew
= n. Schott that beverage de-
psfiment expenses would be cut
- per cent.
a reduction in state beverage
department personnel designed
- slash department expenses the
- per cent required by budget
commission was announced by
Beverage Director Lewis M.
Sch0tt A total of 36 employees
weFr released as of June 81,
Sch0tt said.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
The
The
WEATIIERMAN
Says:


kry West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued warm to-
day through Tuesday. Gentle to
moderate southeasterly winds.
florida: Clear 10 partly cloudy
todsy and Tuesday; little change
IN temperature. Widely scattered
afternoon thundershowers in the
north and central portions.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
NO: Gentle 10. moderate variable
mogtly east 10 southeast winds
oyer south portion and south to
souihwest over north portion to-
day and Tuesday. Fair weather
exuHpi for q few afternoon thun-
dcrshowers near the shore in
nofih portion.
Jacksonville 10 Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued
REPORT
kcy West, Fla, June 81, 1949 .
observation taken at City Office,
$50 am, EST)
Temperatures
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27

Twenty -nine states hess saa4
ties named Washinzton
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
DIXIE MODEL AIR SHOW

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linen charge for the night of Sat
urday, July 16. Male and fe-
male contestants may eat on the
Navy's general mess and the to-
tai cost of three meals day will
be about one dollar and five
cents.
Captain F. L. Busey, command
ing officer of Boca Chica Field,
stated that he thought it would
be a splendid idea if some of the
local civic organizations were to
sponsor some deserving young
ster. Busey also said that Prot
estant and Catholic church serv-
ices would be held at the meet
10 rthose wishing to participate
Application blanks will be
available at the Public Informa.
ton Office. Boca .Chica Field.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
Hilburn Roberts
Made Corporal

PANAMA CITY, Fla, June 81
-Hilburn H. Roberts, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hilburn H. Roberts,
1880 Virginia street, Key West,
has been promoted to the rank of
corporal.
Corporal Roberts is now assign
ed to the 3839th School Squadron
of the Air Tactical School with
the duties of a supply clerk.
Roberts entered the Air Forces
in August 81, 1948. He was as
singed to Tyndall Air Force Base
of the Air Tactical School in No
yember.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27

The ancient Romans often built
huge ponds in whcih they kept
decorative fish.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
WILL YOU SMILE?
Convenient

"A shocking coward my hus-
band is. / was telling 'em off
proper outside the public libra
ry. When off'e run inside an
stood near one of them Silence
notices"
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27
Two Negroes
Cut In Affrays
up Wirephoto

Two negroes were slightly in.
jured in cutting scrapes on Sun
day.
Mann Rivers of I'd Fort Vii.
lage was taken to Galey's Memo,
rial Hospital yesterday morning
with cuts on the neck. Rivers
would not tell the name of his as.
sailant.
Felix Dobbins of 8l1 Thomas
street was cut on the left leg by
another colored man, James Ad.
ans. Adams was arrested for as
sault and battery and for tres.
passing on 8ll Thomas street.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27

The flag should be displayed
during school days in or near ev-
cry school house.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-27

The English language is spoken
today by more than 270 million
people, of whom more than half
are Americans. saa "a
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Cassinis, Pros,
Play Tennis
On Sunday
Invited To Matches
AT Casa Marina
Casa Marina AT
At 300 PM.

Four noted figures will parti-
cipate in a series of exhibition
tennis games at the Casa Mar
ina Courts Sunday at 3 p. m.
The participants will be Cleg
Cassini of Hollywood, a dress de
signer, and husband of Movie
Actress Gene Tierney; Igro Cas-
SIM, who is known as Cholly
Knickerbocker. a columnist, be-
ing on one team.
Sydney Wood, a former VIM
bledon, England, open champion
who is now playing as profess
sional at Casa Marina, and Sarah
Palfrey Cooke, former nationa
open champion, who is a profes.
sional at Casa Marina, being or
the second team.
The general public is invited
to attend the games.
The Cassinis, brothers, hav'
been noted amateurs at tennis
and should give the professional!
good run for their money, &C
cording to their admirers.
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Sc LOCAL GOLFERS TEE
OFF SATURDAY FOR TITLE
Humbert Mira Will
Be Marked Man As
City Championship
Play Gets Underway

Starting tomorrow, SO Key West
golfers will tee off in the l94s
golf city championship event
sponsored by the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce.
AS the first foursome leaves at
IL am. tomorrow. the cry will be
"Stop Humbert!''. The par-bust-
ing Humbert Mira is favored to
retain his title, but not until
many other amateurs have taken
an l8-hole crack at the title.
Tee off time is as follows:
li:00 A.M.--Dr. w. T. Faul-
coner, John o'Dell. Ben Cole,
Andy Buglione.
il:0s--Lanky Hicks. Bob Tay-
lor. Campbell. Joe Kinsey.
ll:14-Wicker, Ken Austin. r.
N. Barker, Jerome Strayne.
1l:2l--J. w. Kerr, Tom Sud
oath, c. r. Hale, Thurman.
li:2S--D. w. Pilgrim, Cleland
Hathaway. d. c. Sweeney, Pop
Londeree.
i1:35-J. F. Flown, L. Bartells,
]. +. Woodham, Thos. Martin.
ll:42--John Sullivan, James
McCardie, Shadley, Klingaman.
l1:59--Dick Hanchett, DIR. Delio
Cobo, Chas. levin.
1905 P.M.--Duke Daucette, Bill
Dunn, Mittner, Burke.
l2:l3-Bob Webb, DR.. Jones,
Bob Saunders, Russell Hyman.
l2:20-Valter Vinson. Jim Heg,
Jim Sassoman, Chas. Salas.
12:27-Ward Tyson. Mel Ha-
mel, Geo. Carey, Chas. Smith.
l2:34-Tony Demeritt, Jack
Hayes, Robert Knowles, Fred
Mathews.
l2:41-O. Roche, Esmond Al
bury, E. Oyler, Kermit Loucks.
l2:48-Capt. Fitzgerald, Leo
Lopez, Al Barther.
l2:55-Bob Spottsw0od, Andy
Parks, Nick Kenny, Glen Price.
l:03-Ikey Parks, Harry knight,
Humbert Mira, Geo. Valdez.
l:1O-Norman Artman, James
Mira.
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HUNGARY TO MAKE
Continued From Page One)

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ment officials are :ncensed over
what the president said,
They asserted that he had Civ
en- vent to his criticism without
knowing the facts in the case.
president Truman, in addition
to saying that he had considered
the outcome of the trial ''infa-
NOUS" declared that the Cardi-
nal had been tried in a kan
CARGO court" instead of in a peo-
pies court. re added that Hun
gary is a police state, and that its
people are not responsible for
their government in that kind of
setup)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-11
KEY WEST HIGH MEETS
DELRAY BEACH TONIGHT

lected as the top two teams in
this district for sthe tournament
this year and tonight should set
tie some of the arguments as to
which team should have been
ranked first. Both teams have
averaged over 40 points a game
this year and have lost games by
close scores.
The Conehs will be without
or at least only limited-service
of Centers Parks and Herrick, in
iured in last weeks games. This
will leave the burden OF scoring
on OropeZa, Faulconer, Watson
and Cerezo, any of whom can hit
the cords when on the floor.
The preliminary game will
match the DelRay Beach Junior
Varsity against the Key West
Junior Varsity in what should be
a good battle.
The action will take place at
the High School Gymnasium.
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First Series Game
HStadium Sunday

L. firt game Of a three-game
series TO decide the winner Of the
iirst-hali schedule will start
Sunday at the Municipal Cwickers
FicldD Stadium The Atomic
BombeFs and the Key West
Clowns are ready for the con-
test.
u Is expected that ALICE and
W.T. Vidal will hook up in a real
pitchers battle. As the fans
know, they both lost 10 the Uni.
vorslty Of Havana here recently
but fhey made a good showing
on thu mound. Viii was wild and
Alice got tired and had 10 retire
Red Raiders viii play the frs,
gang Nith an opponent to be
plcked~at a meeting tonight.
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Walls AND SCALES

ence. While sixteen pounds
heavier, it lacks one inch to tie
the other sail, which measured
seven feet, one inch.
The catch was made by Mrs.
Isabel Mullen, of Port Washing
ton, Long Island, New York. who
apparently is an old hand at sail
fishing, since it is reported that
she already has mounted trophy
at home,
, Another classification, the dol
phin class, also has new leader,
one of twenty-eight pounds. Top
catch until now was twenty
four pounds.
To Thomas A. Geiger, Detroit,
Mich. goes the honor, of having
landed the dolphin which meas
ured four feet, two inches, with
a 23-inch girth.
The only other catches reported
were in the bonita class. Names
and weights follow:
Richard v. Vinder, Clinton,
Mich. weight 1894 lbs, length
80, girth 49,;
M. f. McNew. Minneapolis,
Mimi, weight 132 lbs, length
Big. girth 49,;
Robert Browning, st. Paul,
MINI, weight 1917 lbs, length
81, girth 1917;
Bruno Leone, Huntington Sta
ton, N. Y, weight 1914 lbs,
length 90. girth 17h5";
w. II. Jones, Melrose, Mass,
weight 10 lbs, length 29", girth
l8". 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-11
Both Teams Top
Seeded For Tourney
Play In This District;
To Settle Argument

The local High School varsity
basketball team will meet its
toughest opposition Of the year
tonight when IL tangles with the
DELAY Beach aggregation.
DELAY Beach has lost only two
aames out Of Ia played and have
ths same team intact that met the
CQnchs IN the District Tourna-
ment last year when the upstat-
ers won by two points in a
thEiller
DelRay is led by Captain Bill
Talbot. who has averaged II
p0ints in IA games this season
from his guard position. Another
man 60 be watched will be Now
i'm a. forward. Nowlin has aver
AGED II points per game.
DELAY and Key West were Sc