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Evening star., 1949-09-08
Grocery Store Eauipment

~ ASSSAy SoSAS AA NA SA2AS A.
Natl. cash register, Z -
Hobart 63-A coffee
grinder rs
8 new. model 1866 FB
Toledo scales, ca. - 1S5
] 36-in. exhaust fan 100
U: S. Berkel elec. meat
slicer 45
l SIT. Fogel dairy box
with compressor 800
/ Natl. cash register,
5 totals $50
] Tyler dairy box 200
2 ventilating fans, ea. rs
! Guesser scale 100
l Enterprise meat grind
er 100
2 check-out counters, ca. 80
2 vegetable computing
scales, ca. - 165
l meat block ~ 10
ROCHDALE COOP, INC.
2513 14th st. NV, HO. 1921
Evening star., 1949-09-08
SEALYHAMS-WA. 2778
c4.n.a,, x,,,nS Dan AKC Ia
DOG FOOD

Frozen horsemeat. lib. packases.
packages. l2c lb.: canned horse
meat and gravy, 22c each, So so
dozen, SO case of As. All U. s. in
spected. Cero-Meato Kibble, S5.40
SO lbs. Free delivery Md. Va: and
b. C. DALAKAY SALES, RE. 530S.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
MiDDLE-AGED COUPLE wants work
on farm had 10 yrs. experience.
GaN 1OSS
Evening star., 1949-09-08

ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
Treated by accepted medical pro-
cedures FREESTATE SANITARIUM,
WI. 100, OIL. 1866
Evening star., 1949-09-08

sUGs, imported. Persian. oriensa
good wearing; 9x12. $3.50; Sx11
priced MAYFAIR SHOP. 1928 q
RIG i1i SALE. Oriental. large and small
reduced price. RARE RUG SHOP
RUGs-Genuine Oriental. large anc
small. reduced prices, Compare oul
eflsss AssABAS fsiSte s2o4 Gu o I St. at Wis. svs
RpG-PERslAN sxla s,sie Mehreesn: ssn.
rifee sssu'sss7 ss75 AeSsfos oSeriook 'sii0A ss1i
SANDERS, Porter-Capie edEers. saws.
elec. water heaters. elements; uoor
PSlsssrsu su.SATaE. GARTy Ne% asof aome aen So; ss
SEWING MACMNEs. singer eleetric.l
makes sewing machines: Open ewes.
s9fs sISH An 4M.sH,SEs = Sx. Ss2sains So aSi Sing
sas.5o; console, $3.50: Rentals;
SEWING MACHINE sPECIAL-white
portable. S37 so: Singers, finest ro-
tary, would cost new S275, perfect.
S99.50; featherTt, port port cT Tentlns' an1g
TcpdAlAe. ocl~ NV @~"s ~>'
SEWING MACHINES. new, used, cleo
tric oortables and consoles: cash or
terms. NO. 21O0. 2414 14th st. NV:
SHOES sr caneeliatodb ebdpsn hqsareSS eoStt
your family in famous name sh3es;
ler, DeLiso. Town and Country, Sci
BY. Jarman: Roblee; Edwards; Ihay phiay
oss etc saye 5o comforf Se noTf IEsRR saRD
NAN, N INC, s41S 14th st. \; w., End
foor. Open 1919 pm, TU. 252l.
SINKS, new, used. all sizes; faucets,
pipe, showers: toilets, TUBS; So 0asans asns
SOFA BED. simmons; $50; lge; 50.
marble TOP table, SO. GE. 45s6.
SOFA BED, excel. cond., complete WITH
eustom-tailored slip cover waskdsysi Saii ali ali
sffiEKNoaRAPa fiK SSissfafSiM MACHINE, , new, VIZ xith
books; reasonable. Call MISS PEf'
Ho; I, S129, after sIo z x Pm: late model re-
TEIEVisIoN fShe1SisIooSN SETS - We are closing
prices; some at wholesale; al cur,
rent models. ST. 94O0; JORDAN
PIANO Co, corner 18th and 6
TSFsssEViSioN DISCOUNTS. all nation
al brands. P. o. SMITH 8. & s.,
INC, 1874 H st. ne. Ii. 3-2o45'
Ii. 3-6050.
TELEVlsION-See US for the best
deal in town. Plenty of floor sam
ples % At a savings Of $25 to $3.50 of
list. we knowingly will not be un-
PERSTEIN ELECTRIC VILLAGE,
224 Carroll ave, Takoma Pix, Md
SH. 270O, sH; 1928. open Mon.'
demonstrators. no
foor samples, new 1850 models only;
cash buyers. see us-for real deal.
PARAMOUNT CO., 2150 Ga. ave.
NV. HU. 4SO0.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

CLOTHES MAKE THE WOMAN
They must always f1t well to look
smart Now is the time to see LEA
ENGEL. DRESSMAKER, about your
dress, suit or coat problem. Nothing
too hard to do. Centrally located
downtown, ITO st. NV, RIM. 20.
Tel. FX 1903
Evening star., 1949-09-08

SELF-SERVICE GROCERY SIORE
Located in thickly populated Mary
ume; $4,000 sales price, with ST.
500 down. HUDSON CO.. 4710
Annapolis rd., Bladensburg, Md. UN
1915 weekdays. HY. 0515 ewes.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FURNITURE; rust color Korseal sofa
ueataer- like plastic sIt suitable achtsne home
sEao0 0se So 1s5s ?I's affsr f9sr go s*Sc SacrH'e
FURNITURE - Bookcase secretary,
high boy. tea wagon, black chair in
needlepoint. rugs, dishes. mirror,
drapes, coffee table, etc. OR. s770.
FURNITURE-5 rms, modern, prac-
tically new, will sacrifice, house
being sold. must yacate. Call after
FURNITURE-5-pc bedrm. suite. box
dinetfe set. 5-pe. liv. = Tm'' suite, au-
tomato radio phono., bookcase. rec
ord cabinet; $3.50 compl. or will
sell separately. CHI. 03S2. S
FURNITURE-Desk. splnet, solid ma
hog, studio couch with , harmonlz-
ingsrs ing ehaifSi csH cast9m aG5a tailored slip
FURNiTURENcomplete bedrm. suite,
other odd pieces and gas range.
Any time until Sunday. ia. 64l0.
= Three-room apart
able. Will sell all or part, Leaving
town. Ii. 3-5124. Apply 207 18th
FTRNITURE-"Left for sale" small
room suite, sofa bed chaise lounge,
roll-a-way bed, mangel, all kinds
furniture. RE. 9s35. Open eve
nings till 9 pm. GOOD NEIGHBOR
SWAP SHOPS, 93l 9TH st. NV.
ETC. - Storage and
estate sale OF used ana new house
hold furniture including large con-
signment OF maple guest house
furnishings, radios, refrigerators,
Admiral teleyision set, Child g.
Bishop Melodeon, rugs. BY order
Lloyd e. Meany, executor estate of
John T. Meany; Fidelity Storage
Company; National Capital Storage
and Moving Company and other
Consignors at WESCHLER' S AUC-
TION, 905 E st. NV. tomorrow.
commencing $3.50 S.m. New ma
hogany credenzas. mahogany tester
bed, Admiral teleVision set, Admiral
combination radio, tables, chairs,
box springs, mattresses, etc, also
maple chests Of drawers, dressers,
twin and double beds, desks, studio
and sofa beds, radios. counter stools,
garment racks, gas range, electric
and gas refrigerators, rugs and
other personal effects.
FURNITURE-We buy and sell new
and used furniture; also household
effects; special discounts on quantity
purchases. GRITZS FURNITURE
CO., 1927 7th st. NV, HO. 1888!
Evening star., 1949-09-08

FISHING BOAT. 19x6 it., small
cabin, gray. ship. engine, mag. ign,
good cond; boat, S125; engine.
SIPS. TR. 1868, Wayside 2190.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

cleaned and tuned, $lOO. IE. oVoo'
PIANO, upright spinet: in good con-
dition; $500. -LU. 3-7770., -
PIANO, large Knabe grand, g II. 4
in. mahogany; perfect cond.. mag
for organ; $1,175. Phone Lockwood
pIANoIMiller Baby Grand. mahog:
Beautiful tone; $500. Pnone MISS
Richardson. HI. BATS. 1910 Marl-
boro pike, Forestville Sc y
PIANO, upright Schenk, action reno
waited and tuned, mahogany case
PIANO, Unusually beautiful mahogany
baby grand; excellent condltlon'
S395. Call AL. 2454. IL
PIANO-For only S25 down we VIII
put any of several popular Splnet
and console pianos in your nome.
Choice Of such makes as Lester
Betsy Ross, Story 4 ,la Clark F; ce s.
Cable, Huntington, Winter w, I,
and others. ST. 940o. JONDhrSs
PIANO CO., corner 13tn ano
Piano. Acrosonic spinet and console
models, built by Baldwin; em6odies
features Of small grands ana up.
right; full resonant tone, responS,so
action. durability and eye-appealins
case designs in mahogany. waInI.'
ebony. light oak and npsu mapleu nnlsh ass
q NV. Established 1879.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE with 20
stencils and ink; $3.50. ST. 1925.

MIRROR, Pittsburgh plate, copper
back: 8 IT. 5 in. by 8 it, 3 panels,
l panel 3 IT. by 8 it.. 5 in, 2 pan
roSettes: ready to hang. OR. 1881.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

ESTABLISHED dry cleaning business,
built up over a period of 20 years.
in Arlington. Currently showing ex-
cellent profits. Owner retiring
Splendid opportunity for right man.
JUDSON REAMY & SON, CHI. OS00.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

L0sT-Smal green box, 10 inches
long, 6 inches wide by 6 inches
deep, filled with line connectors.
Lost near old Harvest Cannery
Monday or Tuesday. So reward.
If found, please notify City Light
Dept. xch
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

FOR SALE-'4s Dodge Coupe, like
new; radio and heater. See Don
House. KIP
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

FOR SALE Or TRADE-1938 Hud.
son Sedan one left. gillnet or
siene skiff new this spring. See
Hank Wells. 10-14&tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21
CLASSIFIED

L0ST-SeVeral keys on ring. Find
er please return to Sentinel. xch
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
WRANGELL DISTRICT, FIRST
DIVISION.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
nDnnEDmU
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21
PROPERTY

PROPERTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGE AVELINO, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That, pursuant to the ORDER and
DECREE entered in the above en-
titled matter September %. 1919.
awarding the entire estate of said
deceased to the surviving widow
and minor child. and in conformity
with the ORDER OF SALE con
tanned in said DECREE, the under
signed will offer for sale at public
auction the following described real
property, situated in the Townsi.e
of Wrangell, to-wit:
The northern portion of Lot
Twenty-three (23) in Block Ten
t1O), being a strip of land q feet
and / inch in width north an /.
south and being a distance of 1906
feet on the northerly boundary of
! said Lot %, and extending from
tide water to Stikine Avenue east
and west;
Also. the northerly portion of
Lot 19 in Block 10, being a strip
of land 81 feet and 1 inch in width
north and south and being a dis
lance of 1871 feet on the northerly
boundary line of said Lot IS and
extending from Stikine Avenue to
the westerly line of Lot II east
and west;
ALSO, the northerly portion of
Lot II in Block 10, being a strip
of land q feet l inch in width.
and being a distance of 1888 feet
on the northerly line of said Lot
II and extending from the easterly
line of Lot 10 to the alley east and
west.
Said sale will be held on the
premises, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon of October oath, 1949. The
right to reject any or all bids s
hereby reserved and the sale is
subject to confirmation of the
above entitled court.
RICHARD SURATT,
U. s. Commissioner, ex-officio
Administrator of the estate of
George Avelino, deceased.
Published Oct. 7-14-21, 1919.
Posted Oct 3, 1919.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

From the first bracing the last delicious sip
Hills Bros. Coffee is Aavorful delight It's
blend of the worlds finest coffees and Controlled
Roasting" an exclusive Hills Bros. process, insures
uniform goodness by roasting the blend little at
Extraordinarily. You get the delicious favor
in every pound It's for favor freshness
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

H8NG AgDA
CLASSIFIED
L0sT-SeVeral keys on ring. Find
er please return to Sentinel xeh
L0sT-Smal green box, 10 inches
long, 6 inches wide by 6 inches
deep, filled with line connectOrs.
Lost near old Harvest Cannery
Monday or Tuesday. So reward
If found, please notify City Light
Dept. xch
DRESSMAKING and alterations.
Room 2, Coulter house. EloIse
Tremble. 2xp
FOR SALE-3-room house, with
bath. Box 5, Wrangell, or see
Herb Bradley. 3xp10-28
FOR SALE Or TRADE-1938 Hud.
son Sedan one left. gillnet or
siene skiff new this spring. See
Hank Wells. 10-14&tf
FOR SALE-'4s Dodge Coupe, like
new; radio and heater. See Don
House. KIP
NORGE 2-3-rm. oil heater, good
condition. $50. Inquire Go SEN
tinel or write Box 426. 10-7tt
FOR SALE
26-F0ot Chris-Craft cabin cruiser.
95-h.p. Kermath 6-cyl. motor
Two hunks with convertible di
nette, sink, ice box, water tank,
toilet. F. G. Cunningham, Box
Ito, Wrangeu, Alaska. 9-23tf
FOB SALE-5-room house; new,
completely modern, full base
ment, furnished. Will consider
trade. See Monte Clemmons
10-7tf-ch
FOB SALE = Six.room furnished
modern house. Priced REASONABLE
for quick sale. See Don Miller.
xp4x10-21
FOB SALE-Three houses. Three
four, five rooms. P. c. McCOr-
mack. 2Xch9-3
FOR SALE - / large Coles hot
blast oil heater, Inquire Amt
Sorset, 9-16tf
FOB SALE 4-room house with
bath. New construction, partly
furnished, including GE electri
refrigerator. Lot 50x137, street
frontage both ends. See B. A.
Hajny. S-16tf
TYPEWRITERS-Remington Rand
Portables and Standards. See Art
Nelson.
Your AIRLINE TICKET lrchased
in Wrangell is good to or from
any point and will be honored
by any scheduled Airline. AIR
OFFICE, Phone 6.
LOST-0ne green emerald cut ear
ring. Reward. Dorothy Wheeler.
FOR SALE-35-cal. Remington au-
tomato rifle, 20 Savage Hornet,
20 High Standard Auto. pistol,
20 H. & &. revolver, pair hip
boots, sleeping bag, Noskie scope
and other items. Contact U. S.
Marshal Jack Krepps. xch
FOR SALE-FiVe-room house, COM
pletely furnished. Two bedrooms
up, plus storage room. Three
rooms down. Also shop space in
connection. $500. Call 3611
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21
EARN FUNNY MONEY

Using Funny Money" earned for
good attendance at Sunday School.
children of the Salvation Army
classes spent it lavishly for fish
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21
RHH NaANuhLL EANfiNniL

pond and hot dogs at games held
last Saturday evening at Salvation
Army quarters. Girls OF the Sal
walton Army print the money and
award 1t to the youngsters each
Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

FOR SALE-Five-rOom house, COM
pletely furnished. Two bedrooms
up, plus storage room. Three
rooms down. Also shop space in
connection. $4,000. Call 3611
mornings only, or contact Mar
garet Simmons. KIP
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

FOR SALE-3-room house, with
bath. Box 5, Wrangell, or see
Herb Bradley. 3xp10-28
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

DRESSMAKING and alterations.
Room 2, Coulter house. Elolse
Tremble. 2xp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-21

N0TICE-B0AT OWNERS
Those wishing strip heaters this
winter please notify the Light
Dept. within the next ten days
xch
Evening star., 1949-06-13

The program for tho meeting
viii include registration. business
and committee meetings and o
general round table discussion Of
current events on Friday. On Sat.
ufday at 10 an. committee re-
ports viii be given at O general
business meeting. which VIII be
followed by q luncheon at pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Pi Gommo Mu to Hold
Two-Duy Convention

The 10th annual two-day con-
vention Of the national social
science honor society, Pt Gamma
Mu. viii be, held next Friday and
Saturday in the Hotel 240o. st
24Oo Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Veterans
Guide
By Mai. Thomos M. NyIe

The trouble with lnsur rance,
said the letter. "is that you can't
collect it TIL you die. And what
good is 1t then?"-
OF course, straight Life insurance
doesn't pay Of until you die.
Neither does automobile insurance
pay OF until your car is stolen or
damaged.
However. there are types Of life
insurance" which are collectible
before death Strictly speaking.
they are not really life insurance
at all, for the simple reason that
you do not have TO die TO collect
But they commonly are referred
to as life insurance. and you can
convert your NSLI term insurance
to one of these pay-before-death
policies any time you want.
You also can convert to straight
life insurance which doesn't pay
of till after you've departed this
mortal coil.
Although almost 10000. 600 pol
icies have been issued. only 7.2l5.-
900 are still In force in spite OF
the fact that it Is the cheapest life
insurance you can purchase any
where and has the United States
Government behind 1t.
OF these 7,2l5.000 policies.
/ ,e26,210 have been converted to
one of the six permanent forms.
The rest are still carried on the
term basis.
That's the way NSLI was orig
inally issued. The premiums are
very low. and the insurance builds
up absolutely no cash or loan
value. 1t is strictly day-to-day
protection. During the war. when
no one knew when death might
strike, it was an excellent invest
ment. 1t is still a good investment.
but not so good as during the
shooting because now the chance
of your dying before you reach
the COS is less than $3.50 and II
you keep your term insurance In
force your premiums eventually
will become prohibitive -- over
81 900 q year at age IA.
SO it's only a good investment
as long as you can't afford to
convert to one Of the permanent
forms. But II you never convert,
and II you started your term in
surance when you were IS years
old, you will have paid as pre-
miums the sum Of $9.s34 on a $l0,-I
900 policy by the time you reach
73! The premium for the next
year would carry you way over the
$4,000 mark but still all you
could get out Of 1t would be
$4,000.
This does not mean that you
should drop your term insurance
today or tomorrow. It Is simply a
warning that in the long run term
insurance can become q losing
proposition. II you want to gam
BILE on an early death. however,
term insurance is the cheapest.
(You may tDrtte to Moi. NidI.
In care of this newspaper. tn
connection ,Dith your otDn serU-
Evening star., 1949-06-13

(You may tDrtte to Moi. NidI.
In care of this newspaper. tn
connection tDtth your otD,s serv-
ice-connected problem. Inciose
q self-addressed. stamped en-
pelopeJ
lFrorn AP Newsfeaturesl
Evening star., 1949-06-13

Wills lister, Latvian pianist
heard recently at Melbourne,
Australia, says that fasts i'm
prove his playing and that he
sometimes fasts for weeks.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Preferred 3 10 ]
by Denfyre WeoreTs

Users Of Plato prefer ii over
other products 8 to ] because
it's quick makes plates feel
cooler and cleaner. Plato's foam
action positively can't harm
your delicate plates. It's much
easier to use.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
,eeuuse ALL heavy ironing is done

Monhotton Thrift good TO thousands OF washington
housewives who have eompored the cost ond found 'hof
Monhofons economical 1hTDy moi only sove the beck
breokina labor Of wosins and ironing at home but soves
money on equipment soops storh bluins electricity and hot
woter tool Why don't yov Try Monhottons Thrift Hoa
the Monhoton Rovfemon, o. phone Dvponf III fooor
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Rubber Trade Thrives

An 80,000-acre rubber plantation
developed and operated in recent
years in Liberia by American in
tereSts. has become the leading
business of that area. Value of
rubber exports has grown from
Sl.000,000 in 1887 to over $4,000
900 now.
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.IAYCEES HOST TO

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as many members OF. each local
organization as wish to attend,
but two official delegates are
named from each organization,
and these are the only ones per-
mitted to vote during the business
sessions. Two members of the
Key West Jaycees are on the
State Board of Directors: Presi-
dent Charles J. Curry and Manuel
Lopez. State President Ed Rood
has appointed Charles ]. Curry as
state chairman of Christmas Ac-
Invites Committee.
Following are the chairmen of
committees handling various
phases of the just-clOsed Summer
Conference: Robert Dopp and
Kermit levin, Conference Ar
engagements. Jack Delaney, Pub
licity; Freddie Edwards, Registra-
ton; Newt Ketchings, Arrange
mentS for business meetings; Jeff
Knight, Jr., Conference Ball;
Manuel Lopez, Cocktail Party;
1sidore Weintraub and Louis Car
bonell, Exhausted BOOSTERS Break
fast; Joe Pinder, Finance; Kermit
Levin, Banquet Arrangements;
Henry Higgs, Decoration of Jay
Gees Clubhouse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-08
40 & B Votes
New Members into
Organization

Several applications for men,
bership in Voiture Locale 728, 40
and 8, were approved at the regu-
lar promenade held at, the Legi-
on Home.
1t was announced that an init
alton or wreck" will be held in
Miami in September: The wreck
is to be sponsored by Dade Co,in-
ty Voiture 1872.
Past Chef de Care George j.
Pernick was appointed Chairman
of the Ways and Means Commit
tee for the ensuing year. Serving
with Pernick viii be Robert DAM
els, F. P. Guzewich. Francis Pr
odela..
Following the promenade a
supper was served by Conducte-
ur Harry j. Metzger.
The 40 and 8 is fun and honr-
AIRY organization of the American
Legion and its membership con-
tains those active in the service
of the American Legion. The or
ganization stresses. child welfare,
good, clean fun, loyalty, and toll
Grams.
One-third of the. National dues
is used, for Child Welfare Activi-
ties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-08
TODAY's
ANNIVERSARY


l779-Beniamin Silllman. fau
Gus Yale scientist. suiona ffa
first Americans 10 bscsuss aussa
renowned in seienoe fnihef "a 5
noted scientist, bern Ia TfasalsiIi
Conn. Died Nov. "a. laEf
I79s--(l50 years ago. Nafhani
b. Palmer. noted parktf ans
clipper ship captain and Afs8n
explorer Of has generaiion. han
in Stonington. Conn niei m
San Francisco. June a. igGg
1919 - Charles A. Dana CO.,
famed New York suns culfa
editor and public servant hn
in Hinsdale. N. r. Died o. is
1897.
l839-NelsOn A. Miles. lnum
soldier. lieutenant general ~ Hr
army. born near Wesimln
Mass. Died May IS. 1928
l884-Sara Tcasdale. ufulnHf
poetress. born in 81 Louis n
Jan. 20, 1888.
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courtesy call by Commander C. G.
Walker, commanding officer of
the Snipe. Spalding called at the
vessel which is berthed at Pier
Baker of the Key West Naval
Station,
On Saturday, in the company of
j. G. Thomson, British consul at
Jacksonville, Commander Walk
er had called on Acting Mayor
Louis Carbonell and City Mana
ger Spalding at City Hall.
Tomorrow night all the officers
of the Snipe have been invited to
attend the meeting of the Kiwan-
is Club at 6:45 p. m. at the South
Beach restaurant. Representatives
of the British vessel will attend.
During the meeting of the XII
wants Club pictures of the Battle
of Midway will be shown by
Chief Petty Officer Jack Loeser
of the Key West Naval Air Sta
ton. Also pictures of the Marine
land as taken by George Faraldo
will be shown.
/. Yesterday the visitors went
aboard the British frigate. They
were allowed to roam at will
through the 2,000-ton vessel.
Members of the crew of 100 men
and six officers were stationed at
strategic points throughout the
ship to answer the numerous
questions fired at them by the vi
SitorS.
Tomorrow evening there is to
be a cocktail party aboard the
Snipe. The officers of the ship
will return a similar party given
them by the Officers of Key West
Naval Base.
The Snipe is scheduled to leave
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-08
Meal ZOO
Years Old Found
Unfinished

MOSCOW-lH1-Ekcavatlnns ID
Armenia have unearthcd an uH
finished meal--2.600 years nia
The digging has been takin6 piafe
at what is known ~ the kafmH
Blure, the site Of an ancient a.
fortress.
The unfinished meal fur
ed along with grain 26o9 teafa
old. some balls IT woolen tiIff
and wooden utensils wens iuss1
in the palace section ~ fte feff
resS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-08

Individual MEDICAL and financial
neesis. Assistance is given re-
gardless of age. race, creed or col
or. More than 10000 polio pa
tients were directly assisted. in
FUN OF In part up to the end of
1913.
5 In addition, your chapter
can pat YOU in touch with proper
sources for nursing and physical
therapy az home, can refer you to
rehabilitation and vocational
training agencies, will provide
literature designed to foster bet
ter understanding OF. infantile
paralysis--so you will know what
81 expect and how 10 help your
polio patient back to a useful
life.
These services are made pos
sible By the March of Dimes each
January.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-08
On Site SURVEY
Party Here To
Study Navy Units

Sixteen officers, all memzers of
an On-Site Survey Board repre-
senting the Secretary of the Ma
wy, are now surveying the. COM
ponent' parts of the Key West
Naval Base.
Headed by Rear Admiral Rich
ard F. Whitehead, USN, the
board arrived yesterday at Boca
Chica Air Field. The board will
remain here until Thursday when
il. will depart.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-08
THANKS THE CITIZEN
Editor, The Citizenn:

Editor, The Citizenn:
AS Secretary of the Key West
Better Business Association, l
wish to thank you for the whole
hearted cooperation that you are
giving us through news stories
and editorials in your newspaper
/ can assure you that this organ
ization will do everything in its
power to live up to the conf
dence that you have shown in it..
PAUL j. SHER, Secretary,
Key West Better Business
Association.