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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08

rodromas. sio karo metu vokie-
ciai il buvo isplete, ir jis buvo
"Einsatzflughafen'' prizes Ru-
sija. Nuo 1915 m. Shame aero
drome dirbo daug simtu vokie-
ciu belaisviu, kurie pastate
nauja keturiu KIN. ilgumo au-
tostrada. Sic darbai buvo baig-
ii 1947 m. 1948 m. vasara bu-
vusi aviacijos gyva veikla ir
ore atlikinedavo pratimus rusu
kovos lektuvai, rusu naikintu-
val tipo JAK ir dvimotoriniai
bombonesiai su skeltu lieme-
niu, panasds j vokieciu "Fuke
Wulf" lektuvus. Pazymetina,
kad Vilniuje yra CANA daug la
kunu-moteru.
Visiskai naujas aerodromas
su moderniais radio ir prozek-
toriu irengimais buves ruosia-
mas prie vietoves Baltoji vo-
kia (Baltoji Vokia yra apie 10
KIM. j vakarus nuo Vilniaus
Kauno link). Kitas paslaptin-
gas aerodOmas buvo rengia-
mas Jonavos-Gaizdnq-Karm
vos rajone. Belaisviai sia vie
ta vadindave "Luisberg'', bet
tiksliai JOS niekas nezinojes.
Belaisviu stovykloje 1851 bu.
We zinoma, kad sios stovyklos
lkomanda dirbanti "Lager Lu-
isberg". Esa ten buvo pastaty-
ia apie 80 ivairiu pastatu, nau-
ia radio stotis su 4-iais site.
bais ir kit1 modernls irengi.
mai. Prize sio aerodromo staty.
bos dirbdave tik neistikimi po.
litiskai, kurie neturejo galimy.
bes grizti j Vokietija. Jau s
KIN. prizes statybos vieta me.
dziaga bldavo iskraunama il
niekas pasalinis arciau mega
ledavo prisiartinti.
Pastaba: Galima prileisti
kad K minimas "Lager Luis.
berg yra ne Jonavos-Gaizunr
rajone, bet Islauzes dvaro raj
tarp Kauno ir Prienu, kuri kit
belaisviai vadino "Luisberg".
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MVD pareiglnai

K po to kai buvo perkeltas
Vilniu belaisviu stovykla 7195
2 uzsirekomendavo kaipo ge-
ras Observation-Disclosures. MVD
garazo pareigunai daznai nau-
dodavosi jo patarnavimais, q
kai jis buvo perkeltas j stovy-
kla 1851, tapo tos stovyklos
soferiu. Jam daznai yra teke
vezioti aukstus MVD belaisviu
pareigdnus. Jis tvirtina, kad
soferiaudaves pas MVD minis
teri pavaduotoja gen. Drosina.
Gen. Drosinas buvo atsakingas
uz belaisviu stovyklu maista
ir aprupinima Lietuvoje, Lat
vijoje ir Estijoje. Su gen. Dro-
sinu jis vazinejes po visa Lie
tuva. Ypac daznai budaves
Valkininkuose ir Alytuje. Is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25

DR.. j. Dragiskis raso, kad
viename sapne jam buve pa
tarta palaukti ir kol kas Lietu-
Won negrizti ir buve pasakyta
"Busi 60 metu, kad grisi Lie
tuvon''. Pagal ia pranasavima
tas turetq ivykti 1851 metq
sausio menesi, mes tada jam
kaip tik sukanka 60 metu.
Tai sutampa ir SUI Melanijos
paslaptimi, apsireiskusia La
Salette kalne Pranclzijoj 1916
metals. Tada buve ispranasau-
ia 35 sunkus metal, t.y. 1914
-1949, kaip Dievo bausme.
Nesenai DIR. J. Dragiskis sap
navo Stalino mirti, kurios jis
turetu sulaukti budamas TO-
ties metu, t.y. siu metu rudenl.
Pagal DIR. J. Dragiski, kuris
remiasi ivairiomis pranasyste-
mis-, artimieji metal busia le-
miami. Jau prizes 200 metu
pranasaujama, kad vaka r y
tautos ties Reinu sumusiancios
bedievius, O skylant ir griu-
want Britu imperial, ateisia
baznycios triumfo metal.
DIR. J. Dragiskis priduria,
kad sapnais' ir pranasystemis
nera privaloma tiketi, bet jie
daznai mesa be prasmes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25

Italo Tajo, italy bosas, kuris
dabar debiutuoja Amerikoje
su Metropolitan opera, pirma
karta pasirodys Clevelande Sc
vilijos Kirpejo operoje Don
Basilio roleje, sestadieni pc
piet, balandzio 9 diena. Jis jau
dainavo New Yorke ir susilau-
ke labai gero ivertinimo.
Per operos lankymosi savai.
te dar keturios Metropolitan
zvaigzdes pasirodys: Lily
Pons, Ferrucio Tagliavini, Ii
cia Albanese ir Leonard War
rem.
Pastu bilietu uzsakymai pri
imami Northern Ohio Opera
Assn ir Union Bank of Com
merce. Smulkiau skaitykite
skelbima 8 puslapyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
CENTRAL ARMORY

"Gamtos Va TX a s., Buddy
Rogers yra pakviestas promo
terio Jack Ganson susiimti su
pereitos savaites laimeto j u.
Jis susitiks antradieni, kovo
20 d., su Bruins, Central Ar
mory.
Porinese imtynese dalyvaus
Bozic ir Wagner prizes DR.. Ed.
Meske ir Karol Krauser.
Billy Darnell susitiks su
Frank Sinatra 80 minuciu i'm
tynese Xxi Primo kritimo.
Didysis lenkas Kowalski pra-
des vakara susiimdamas su
"Laukiniu Billiu" Zim Zim.
Bilietai pas Richnnan Bro
theirs, pirmadieniais ir antra-
dieniais, Central Arnory kaso-
je - pradedant ketvirtadie-
niais nuo 5 v.po piet. Kainos
81 karta S2.40, $1.80, $1.20.
Pirmos imtynes prasideda
$3.50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
HIPPODRoME

Nuo ateinancio treciadienio
pradeda rodyti kiss in the
Dark, kur David Niven val
dina tylu pianista, Jane wy
man - greitakalbe reklamQ
pozuotoja-modeli ir Victor Mo-
re - nuomojamu butu saw
ninka. Be to, dalyvauja Wayne
Morris ir Broderick Craw-
ford.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
IR MES TURIME LIETUVIS-
KA RADIO PROGRAMA

Vietos Liet. Amer. Pill. Klu-
bas pasamde radio stoti WK
NIB lietuviskoms programoms.
Radio programu vedeju parin-
ko jauna, energinga veikeja
klubieti Juoza Januskeviciu,
Amerikos lietuviams zinoma
filmininka, dabar tarnaujanti
prie valstijos Liquor Commits
sioners, kaip inpektoriu.
Yra vilties, kad Sis musQ
klubo vadu ir nariu kilnus zy-
gis - duoti lietuviskas pro-
gramas per radio mlsu ir
amerikieciu visuomenei - bus
sekmingas ir labai naudingas.
Programos prasides sekma-
dieniais, 1890 VAL is ryto.
Patartina visiems pasigereti
lietuviskomis radio progranlo-
mis-, o pramonininkams - pa
sinaudoti skelbimais per radi-
10. visuomenininkams - susi-
rinkimu ir kitokiu ivykiu pra-
nesimais.
Skelbinius ir pranesimus rel
kia iteikti klubo vedejui "A.
Ambrozui asmeniskai, ar tele-
fonu: 7-56O3; patartina nesi-
veluoti ir skelbimus ar prane-
Sinus iteikti nors pora dienu
prizes sekmadienl.
I'D" Rep. WINK
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
Juokoi keIioujo opIink posouIi

Pats ikliuvo
Vienas mokyklu inspektorius lankydamas
mokyklas megdavo sbandyti vaiku gudruma,
uzduodamas jiems apgaulingus klausimus. Kar-
ta jis sake vienos mokykos mokiniams:
- AS vaiksciojau kieme, kurio ilgumas bu-
vo 100 yardQ, patumas = 25 yarda Apskai-
ciuokite, kick man metu.
Vaikai pasiziurejo vieni ktus ir tyli. Bet
vienas kelia ranka.
- Ma, sakyk!
- AZ.
- Tai kaip apskaiciavai?
- AS turiu broli Visi sake, kad jis pusiau
kvaias O jam tik FL metai..
~
Tikras amerikietis
Fimos artistu tarpe buvo venas indijonas.
Pertraukos metu jis stow vienas sau, nuosalial
nuo ktu. Svarbausioji artistic - zvaigzde pa
maciusi il, tare sau: pakalbinsiu ta vargseli
laukin zmogutl...
- Kaip jums patinka musu miestas?
- Aciu gerai, - ramai atsake indijonas.
- o kaip jums patinka musu Sails?
Ne taip lengva viska padaryti
Mokytojas sake vaikams:
- Tx tinginiai, apsiledeliai teisinasi, kad
jie negal ko nors padaryti. Reikia tik tvir-
tos vaios, reikia noreti, visada pasieksi tiksa.
Nera toxic dalyko, kurio zmogus, turedamas
tvirta nora ir valia, negaletu padaryti.
Vienas mokinys pakelia ranka ir klausla:
- Paaisknkit man, kap su r tvirta
valia butu galima uzdegti degtuka muilo ga
bala? ' SA
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
TRYS LIETUVIAI LEGISLA.
TUROJE

Pereita rudeni j valstijos Sci
meli tapo isrinkti trys lietu-
vial. Du = atstovais zemes-
niame legislaturos-seimelio bu-
te, o musu jaunas juristas adv.
Frank Mancidnas pateko j Sc
nata. Sic trys Amerikoje gime
ir auge lietuviai pavyzdingi
amerikieciai ir kartu lietuviai.
Ju iniciatyva patiektas valsti-
jos seimeliui prasymas pazy-
meti sios valstijos legislature
je Lietuvai padaryta skriauda
nebuvo veltui. Apie Lietuvos
pavergejus buvo atitinkamai
pasisakyta seimelyje, o guber-
natorius Chester Bowles pa
skelbe specialia Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes sukakties pa
minejimo proklamacija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25

DR.. J.. Dragiskis LAIKO zur-
male megina siu dienu ivykius
isaiskinti sapnais ir pranasys-
tennis, jis papasakoja du ivy
kius is savo gyvenimo, kuriuo-
Sc daug leme du pranaSlngl
sapnai: Charkovo uzemimas il
karo pabaiga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
HARTFORD, Conn

Atkelta is 20 pusl.
kietijos rasytojas Liudas Do
vydenas, Liet. Kult. Fondo
pirmininkas, koncerto proga
atvyks j Hartforda ir koncer-
to metu pasakys ksllba. 10 kali
ba bus trumpa, bet svarbi. Tai
bus vietos lietuvianls proga su-
sipazinti SUI siuo zymiu rasy-
toju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
Dirvoje gaunalnos
KNYGOS

D Pakeliui mirti - B. Gaidziuno
aprasymai apie pergyvenimus
vokieciu kalejimuose. = 231
pusl. kama $1.0O
, Lietuva tirOnq panciuose = tel
sybes zodis, apie tai kas atsi-
tiko SUI Lietuva. - 312 pusl.
kama $500
D Siela lagamine - J. Svaisto IL
apsakymeliQ, Ia pusl. kama Soc
, Sparnus man meta paukstes
Benio Rutkuno 78 eilerasciai
(158 puslapiai). kama SOC
, Lkimo keliu = Ales Rutos-Na-
kaites 13 apsakymeliu = 140
puslapiQ. kama Soc
, Svajones apie zeme ir dangu--
B. Ketarausko surinkti pasa-
kojimai apie zeme, menuli,
saule, zvaigzdes, planetas, ko-
metas ir tt. = 76 pusl. kama SOC
} Lietuvos keliu - ivairus pasis-
kaitymai dviejose knygose. Ga
lima init pirma arba antra
dali ir atskirai, mes kiekvieno-
je skaitymai visiskai atskiri
Kiekviena dalis daugiau kaip
po $50 pusl. kama Soc
} Lietuviskas albumas - grazus
paveikslai is Letuvos SUI paais-
kinimais letuviskai ir anglis-
kai. kama $1.O0
} Lietuvos Vytis - graziai paga-
mintas Lietuvos herbas. kama SOC
} Lietuvos zemelapis - kur pazy-
matt viSi Tiotl1vOs ninStnli9i
kama SOC
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01
NocionoIisto PortY Sponsors
CoosfWiSe Contest

As means of raising money for
the campaign fund of the Nacion-
alista Party in the Philippines, Ma
cionalista Party in America is
sponsoring a Popularity Contest,
the winner of which will be given
trip to the Philippines.
All chapters of the Nacionalista
Party in America may conduct
their local popularity contest, the
winner of which will be entered in
the national finals in California.
The finals will close on October
81, 1949.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01
MONEY FOR CLUB
HOUSE FUND GETS
IN FROM CANNERY

Money donations from cannery
workers are coming in fast into
the treasury of the Filipino Com,
munity of Seattle, according to
Joe P. Dulay. Community president
These dona tions have been given
voluntarily by cannery workers IN
Alaskan canneries for the erection
of a Filipino Clubhouse in Seattle
Biggest contribution so far is
from the Egegik crew OF the
Alaska Packers Association, which
amounted TO $4,000.
Contributions from other can
neries are coming in fast, accord
ing to the Community secretary.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01

VILLAR REIGNS As
QUEEN In ALUMNI
LAKE WASH. CRUISE

With 260 people aboard, with
Anita Villar as Queen of the eve
ming, and with no casualties during
the affair, the Lake Washington
cruise of June 26 scored a success
full hit for the Filipino Alumni As
ISOLATION.
Raising anchor at 7;30 the S ).
Sightseer headed for the Sound.
The boat passed through the canal
locks and out into Shilshole Bay.
Then circling about Elliott Bay, It
rerouted its course
Among the notables were Mr..
Vim. Ferguson, president of the
L. w Alumni Association and his
wife; Mrs. Terry Thompson, vice
president of the Board of Trustees
of the L W Alumni; Mr.. William
Beardsley, criminal attorney; M.
Eugene ResOs, aeronautical en-
gineer; Community Officers, mem
bers of the consulate staff headed
by Vice Consul Cornista, and Off
cials Of the two local unions. High
school graduates were honored
guests.
The main entertainment was the
Sweetheart of the Alumni Con
test which was won by Miss Villar
Other candidates were Jody Har-
rington, Virginia Florendo, Dorothy
Laigo and Juanita Garcia, Music
was supplied by the Rizal Post Or
chestra.
This cruise marked the first al
fair in which Washington alumni
notables actively participated, ac-
cording to Mr. Navea, Alumni
president
The weather was undecided with
brisk wind growing stronger as
the evening wore on. The going
was smooth.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01

The Northwest chapters are 60
ing to participate in a contest spon-
sored by the Seattle Chapter,
which will close on October g.
Chairman of the Popularity Con-
test Committee is Leoncio V. Mo
lira.
So far the following are the en-
trees in the contest: Mary Mateo
OF Bremerton. Bibiana Yumul and
Monica Nava of Seattle. Auburn
and Yakima will also enter their
candidates.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01
QUIRIM0 CLUB In THE
NORTHWEST ORGANIZED

A Quirino-For President Club has
been recently organized in the Pa
cific Northwest with headquarters
in Seattle. Temporary officers are
Trinidad A. Rojo, personal friend
of Quirino," chairman; Cornelio n.
Briones, secretary. Permanent Of
ficers will be elected ON Aug. 7.
The Quirino-For-President Club
supports the Liberal Party in the
Philippines which has President
Elpidio Quirino as its standard
bearer in the 1949 general elections
in the Philippines.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01
LAUREL FLOWERS
HOLD BANQUET AND
DANCE ON AUG. 8

The newly-formed Seattle Chap
ter of the Nacionalista Party IN
America will hold its inaugural
banquet and dance at the New
Washington Hotel on Saturday
August 6. at 700 in the evening
Guido Almanzor, banquet commit
tee chairman announced recently.
The admission is $500 per plate,
and for those who wish only to at
tend the dance, the admission is
$500 a couple.
Tickets for the banquet may lie
purchased by calling CA. 1886 or
MA. 1914
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01
Laurel BrioneS

In the most colorful convention
ever held by the Nacionalista Party
in Manila, May % to 25, DR.. Jose
p Laurel was chosen Presidential
candidate of the party amidst
cheers and applause-"For Vie
toryi Capture Malacanan Palace.
The unity of the party was demon
strated by the absence of any
strong disagreement in the SEES
sions among the delegates VINO
acted always in the best spirit OIL
party solidarity. aptitude Tor
leadership and determination TO
win the election. The Hon. Manuel
C. Briones, Associate Justice vi
the Supreme Court, was chosen
Vice-Presidentia Candidate.
Among those so nominated Tor
the Senate by the party Jose ~
Vera. Ramon Diokno, AleJo Ma
hanag. Claro NJ. Recto, Marcelo Ad-
duru. Jose Romero, Mrs. Trim ldda
F.. Legarda, Mrs. Pillar Hidaigo
Linn. Jesus Barrera. J Antonio
Araneta. Jose Ma Veloso, Pedro
Sabido. Leonardo Festin, Mariana
Albert: Sotero Cabahug, Gil j. Pu-
vat. Pedro c. Hernaez, Alfreqo
Montelibano, Jose s.. Reyes, Amado
V Hernandez, Sofronio Quimson,
Cipriano Cid, Vicente Logarta,
Elisa r. Ochoa. Leon G. Guinto,
Jaime Hernandez. Rafael Tunbo-
kon. Baltazar G. Cuyugan, Mauro
Verzosa. Francisco Enage, Jesus
Villamor and Quirino Abad Santos.
Great Crisis
part of DIR. LaurePs acceptance
speech stirred the jampaeked con
yention hall: Eve are come upon
another great crisis in our history.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01

Our hard-won liberties are in grave
danger. The Constitution of the Re
public has been trampled in the
mud of graft and greed. Filipinos
of good will, who love God. free
dom and country-million of them
live in degrading darkness of
want and fear. Our national econ
omy is disgraceful middle; sta
bility and abundance is as remote
as ever. We have a government
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01

Oakland socialite Flo Ambon IS
vacationing in town to renew Old
friendships and make new acquaint-
anees. She is the house-guest of
her adoring sister, Lee Birondo, at
her lovely home on Winslow Place
and expects to stay for quite some
time before going back home 10
California. She is the wife of
Johnny, formerly of this city.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01

that is without leadership, that Is
Laundering in incompetence, cor
iuption and imoral luxury, knowing
no principle but a lustful aepttite
for power. Filipinos have to fight
once again, within short decade.
The battle for bread, freedom and
good government"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01
Mp. Chapters
Organized in
Key Cities

Protest against the ineffi-
Gent administration of Presi-
dent Quirino of the Philip
pines is much in evidence in
many Filipino population
centers in the United States,
according to Antonio A. Con
zales, vice president of the
Nacionalista Party. in the
Philippines, and general or
ganizer of the Party in the
United States and Hawaii.
Supporting the Laurel-Briones
ticket of the Nacionalista Party for
the presidency and vice presidency
of the Philippines respectively. Or
ganizer Gonzales has been storm
ing Pacific Coast cities organizing
chapters of the Nacionalista Party
in America with headquarters at
Stockton, Calf
During the last three weeks,
Gonzales, with the help of local
Filipino leaders has organized
chapters of the Party in Seattle,
Auburn and Bremerton; and chap
ters in Yakima, Bremerton and
Portland are in the process ct or
ganiZation.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01

Cigars were passed generously
around by Pete Gaerlan OF the
USAT James O'Hara the moment
he received radiogram from MS
lovable wife telling about the birth
OF the new heir to the family. MO-
Their and baby are doing fine. Con-
gYatulations.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01

Philippine Consul Pedro G. Ra-
mirez was happily passing out nice
fat Manila" cigars on July "
last. Reason: it was a seven-ound
boy that arrived at the Ramirez
household early that morning. Mrs
Ramirez and baby are doing fine al
the Providence Hospital.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-08-01
Seattle Chapter

The Seattle Chapter, organized
three weeks ago, have the follow
ing officers: Vincent o. Navea,
coordinator; Prudencio P. Mort,
president; LeOncio V. Molina, vice
president; Ceferino L. Dacanay,
secretary; Roman Tolentino, treas
urer; Fernando Ferrera. auditor;
Guido Almanzor, general campaign
manager; c. delos Santos, assist
ant campaign manager; V. A. We
lasco. public relations; AL T. Fa-
jardo, publicity director; John 5.
Ayamo, legal adviser.
Members of the Board of Direc-
tors are: Thomas P. Orkiolla, Jo-
seph v. Jainga, Vincent Sa6adoo'
Joseph Yumul. Roman Hlpol,
James Zapata, Frank Ortega, Quin-
tin Natividad, Pedro Valdecanas,
Albert Laplana, Francisco Suit
Sergio Montegreio. Selby T. Pas
eua, Daniel Morales, Alex Langley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

Four Apartments, all rented, $203
per month income. $1,000 cash
down payment, balance FILA.
monthly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
BOXING TOURNEY AT
U.S.. NAVAL STATION
Winners Will Go To
Charleston, s. c.,
For Sixth Naval
District Tournament

The Boxing Tournament to be
held in the Baseball Park at the
U. S. Naval Station on March 81
and April 2, will present an ar
ray of boxers in a series of elm
ination contests, the winners to
go on to Charleston, S. c., for the
9th Naval District Tournament.
The All-Navy Boxing Champion
ship Matches will be held in San
Francisco during the week of
May 22nd.
Lieutenant John Burk. USN.
anaaoanced today that the Naval
personnel registered for, the
Tournament include Gerald
Rich, FAWTUlant; R. L. Pyatt,
USS Gilmore: Jimmie Traicoff,
EPC 618; Lonnie Wilson, Disbur-
sing Boca Chica; Dan Driscou.
USS Wilkie; Eddie Manning,
MAS; William Littlejohn, MAS;
Thomas Butcher, MAS: Tex
Harding, USS Wilkie; Adrian
Austria, Vxl; Kenneth Aho,
Fleet Sonar; Charles Reed, Blim-
prom; L. Knight, Fawtulant, Vic
tor Okenbon, USS Gilmore; N. L.
James, USS Gilmore; A. M. Soon
trino, Fleet Sonar; ]. G. Kascha,
Fleet Sonar; Morris Fields, USS
Gilmore; Oliver Victor, USS Gil
more; M. Shelter, MAS; M.
Searle, Fleet Sonar! Douglas Slo-
cum, USS Gilmore; Ronald Cot
ten, Fleet Sonar; and II. j. Ma
jchrowski, Fawtulant.
Training is being carried on
daily at USO Noes from 2 to 4
p. m. and from 6 to p. m. un-
der the direction of Trainer Nick
BruzZy. '~ -~.,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Cage Play Soon
To End And
Softball Begin

Games scheduled for today
will bring together BiIlie's Drive
Inn and Sonar "B" five for the
last game of the "B" league.
Morales Cleaners and Pollock's
Jewels in the second game, and
the last game will bring together
the eternal rivals of many years
of play, Bob's Sport Shop and
Sonar School "a.
Next week, starting Tuesday
the play will be the best two out
of three games. First gang will
be exhibition game at 7::30 p. m.
Play-off game at $50 p. M.
Then softball will get under
way real soon. So far the VFW
and the Bamboo Room, Adams
Dairy and Gilmore mines have
made application for Glass "a"
league play. Advancement school
Boca Chita, National Guards, and
others have been practicing for
Glass "B" league play.
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SONAR A WON SECOND
HALF OF BASKETBALL
"A" LEAGUE LAST NIGHT

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For losers, Beaver scored 20.
Henry and Oropesa 16 each. the
other points were scored by Bat
ties 8, Lawson 8, Sanderson 8,
Wales 4, McIntrick and Laham 2
each, for loser Lewis 4. Fernan-
DEE Q and Baker 2.
Score by quarters:
Sound School - Is 81 "a 900
Jr. Varsity - 9 IL Is 1870
In the last game the Sound
School and the Jewels played
real game and both clubs showed
lots of fight and pep. AT the last
quarter the Jewels came within
two points of tieing the count but
the Sonar boys scored four more
goals to cinch the game.
Buckweitz scored l6 points,
Mckee IL, Clendening 8. Schulz
tice 8 and Sedgity 5. For losers,
P. Herrick Is, Skaggs. and G..
Herrick 2 each, w. Herrick and
Grove 2 each. -
Score by quarters.
Pollocks $500. A 4 II 1886
Sonar School IL ii Z l4-43
Referee Villareal, Umpire Oro-
pesa, timer Shepherd, scorer. Ag-
uilar.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES
AND TRICYCLES

BOYS bicycle. Brand new. Kick
stand. Lite and accessories.
Price, $4,000. Phone 432-J.
- mar22- 3tx
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Best Cocktail Lounge in Key
West. This is a steal for $l5,-
900. Exclusive clientele, nothing
like it in town.
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Bar, Package Store and Rcstau-
rant, centrally located. Price
only $4,000. First time offered.
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1916 BLACK Dodge Convertible.
Good condition. $1395.00. Terms.
Call 1l93-R. mar23-3tX
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MODERN two-bedroom CHS
house on lot So X, 120' on Ave
nue. D. Bedrooms IL II and
IL IA, built-in chest of drawers.
Bathroom 8, kitchen 3 8,
breakfast room 8 x 8, living room
19 X 81. Phone 573 or 772-R.
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194l ), HARLEY DAVIDSON Mo-
torcycle. overhead valves, all
accessories. $4,000. 910 Eliza
beth Street. mar22-3tx
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BEAUTIFUL oWner-built home
near the ocean and county
beach, 3 bedrooms with built-in
lockers, 2 tiled baths Zone priv
ate), large cedar-lined wooden
and linen locker, l efficiency
apartment with all-electric kitch-
en-, living room. dining room,
breakfast room, kitchen, l large
tiled sun parlor. All beautifully
furnished. City water and sew
erage, large rainwater cistern,
electric pumping unit, large solar
heater system, 2-car garage, Open
for inspection to interested per
sons 1880 to $40 PM. daily. 1881
White Street. Phone 658.
mart7-24-2tx
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Drive-In Sandwich Shop. nets
$500 per week. Rent $4,000 per
month. Long lease, 100000.
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MODERN furnished apartment.
Pine Plaza Apartments. 1901
Truman Avenue, Phone 215.
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