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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02


Hha tnf Wruuumu ADVERTISER oi the
kHuaaeaFnasu aae~s Congress- that i9a9
rsamsss Al b. ruat vuur scr business
Ha aaa ans alu. e. So rNrrutivs branch
fhs Nuersumwn 3 o. uumhai ''aaom
e.a nN lsrsluas i,eunuas 8 neN aieprss-
eta Gastaaing shf uanrrr 81 thai which
a.wnnf a. FmnN uitnni run me country
1NHa $3.50 llna anl
M#mmmatlit @mmntr committee hnnd-
m Al Huantu huruei Mmyhank ol South
Ieteisal niam au iuNrstsmatian b. deter
nam wHF ~ enN al hvimg remains hugh
Anasuf fhn ans prnevA cugi Of iivinr mas
esel saanl ser ialss asapite ths TACT fha'
snfe mrftnmiauNa pfsres hnve cropped ny
an.-ssl 81 muFf ths Senntof save that
Hns wanI 81. lslat aui why' hui ndaE that
hla iNfnfr' b noi ''woimr b. be witch
haF
...Aharlar q hrannuu. Secretary of
&anmNi1urs poiHtr aui thai ''production rs
o anaar' ~ inflalian amt a prime Pc
Halaaf ia uuuiinuinF prosperity" Tie Ht-
$50 thmi neriuua buttleR~cxs exist and that
fH~rsnFlfn q ra.rulial items a. lagEing
49, $50 thai ths ''luek of balance b. dan
Nenna
1.eof VI Keynerlinr viue-ehmirman of
g. reuncn 81 Eranumir ADVISER. est
tlaAa.A fhf raei oi me lasp dehacle in M
faAsf incunis a. Ea00O00. 0O0. 600 and.
bauiuf hiF calrniEtiur un a similar outline.
frpnisanr prueeni pruaactiun and income
t'EuHef a. eEtmutun that the possible
1855 d aerressior in the next decade
auait hf arauud Sse0.0o0. 600 zoe.
-. niif helisvinr tRai our democracy
AaAss tursiVe Haeh a -rrisis. economists
Tfw~fhn n spontd unly do NO with
~snnwef 'wtinh None al "a would like 10
rnuleuspiats
80 heSwrrlittr t00k nute of tine recent
49, u unemployment the growing dis
i~.rit between farm and urhan income
tA'nifnnwt praut increase an metals. fuels
90 aoust furnishing tine drep in cnn-
spnivs expenditure and the inadequate III
eFnnns H the production napacity of the
uPsei aluminium Hnr power industries.
~ niit tfeaf tnet0rs, IN ms s6piniun, do
tmi indicate that u aerinns downturn is en-
nninrut. b. termf of months. the ecuno-
ms exprraanE the iopinion tha1 the factsr
~ tine rnore rHuae tonse tine tame available
~ sci heisrt the hoRr IL tao late lie at
tefhrf ''ulnch slgnifieanoe' 10 tine tact
thui ~ raai of lIviisr still movers within
ifbuui two Ser peni OF Us ail-time peak
shuwtfgr no pronounced downward trend
sls0 remAini abnni "a per cent above June
hASt ht added. also that supply amt de
f1nud figures de- nor indinRte any decided
dt~p Der t""u pficef as compared wifh
fpat ara 1oiG committee members that
To- wear families with Incomes of s. 600
~ ieW i0Ei rsal income AT a greater rata
ihlnthase with more money
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

Oscar fol iReI'
performance KS
tne lIttle SAINT
IL Fhe Song
snE BernaeEstFe
Sfaf was born
Ffsylis ] s l fs
tine darIghteF oi
ten SHOW own
er8 alid TRAY
eiec with tiie
snaa III he y
chlielaoad L.;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

lgter millie trying 10 get a Broad
way part, SHE attracted the utte1.-
tion nj Produce David Seiznlek
who gave t4et Il contract that took
her H. hollywood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02
TODAYS
BIRTHDAY
BY Ar tsawssfaufures

IENNTFER JONES nc-n kEax.
e. Ials. III Tulsa Okla. has hean
uHe uf Americas famous Young
screen stars since Sae won an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

staisDEat III EsIgBI4Ig .a'rauN
tx FRAN, .iVsepn NIsrrIu3
tss6s " tSEeut, kelG
seitenpntady AeW cri
Ut arv BertiFy Required a. Az
pea e. ghe Ei1 a. l,olnpIRlut tof
3Ffv0rce IL tHp abovf stHfsl rGt1as+
Oh ~ hetpFt TIA str daH O April
~ r. ta3 uttserRS ts,, tts*. alteasUtf0IHs
therein wit ee .ta6el. as e01lte4s.st.
Thas tfrGe' a. S. be- puhlis4s4ft
olte+ = @~ek tn1 r0llr s-ntszectIt fVts
week. IL The i1eS W est (7gtIze1 q.
Rts%SDarec uuhii%heU q. hev " ess
Monroe tuunt% t'i0riTta
t'ant astt. Ordered this AVS d3}N o.
March = 81 l4&&
tseeii53 IsAE&I 4 ..AnA 3Iss.
t'aeFi 6 tie. E.lrc1Iis utrs.
AUnrse- County F@ivritta
BY tSst1 Istoranst J. As>vYeE
5.epttts Gier..
) Il Porter E%
SGifciFGs 10i I'iuInI{f
.lnag-z4 H. - 81 fala
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02
WILL Yt1l SMILE:
i fat ETI,erf

Hopkins Your nireti mar
seems 60 Eae 4 very EfarCi worker
-f'upiiiIls--' Is tifut S ms spec
Ialty
What working hardF'
Gyt+-~sRernu1g 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

Citizsns vino perform public service
without compensation, are entitled IL tint
RESPECT of tine people II they car get II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

4 key West Senior and Junior
Woman Is cilIn2 will ilaiiE ttsssssiss sas.-.
lsnuat haSntun Snow tonight IN Id
Casa Marina a short concert will
lsiae given I'M connection wifi the
show anng
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

The Key West Public library
WAS awarded a prize fnr its en-
try III tine annual Flower Shaw,
winch was continued fnr three
days
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

Fern Chapter, Order OF tine
Eastern Star, will entertnin Wis.
itIng officials at a meeting 10 ee
lFiseid Monday night, AIaich 8. IN
Scottish Rite ALL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

advertising works Tor intelligent
Isers. rcgardless of the state OF business
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

To-day the Citizen says In M
editorial paragraph:
isn't II strange that tine Older
we get we are puzzled by many
things that were very cleaI, 10 ,.Is
IN our gnttth9'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

knights OF tine Colder Eagle
will tIoid n meeting Tuesday
snight IN the nall ON petrunra
street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

No businessmen became great without
q program OF expansion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02
Key Nm l.
IDavg Gone


Members of tine Finkase Naval
affairs Eon1mittee whn nrriveti
iaere vesternay said fneaag atfey
viii recommend tfse es1ai1i1sia4
Irment of a naval ar iaasss m KEY
West They said also sttey will
recumnasro the employment Of
more men AT tife Naval Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

Key West Choral Socieiy will
tioie q meeting Friday night IN
tine high School auditorium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

a man b. getting aid when lss, anelIizsH
flsgi ~ n FettiRF OLD.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

/ Eugenlo Cardinal paealii VINO
twas papal secretary of sts1te mn
Ester Pore Pins * was elerted 10
1day tine 262ad p0pe by the LDl-
lege OF Cardinals on sttae third
nallnt, according To an Associated
Press dispatch from Vatican City.
published III The Citizen tadav.
lie will take tine name nf 4sope
Plus XII Toriay Is ms GSrxi
i1irthnay anniversary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

,dIiiio l@aeed0nIas vino had been
Visiting III Tannpd, returned TINS
morning on the steamship Etaha.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-02

/ Tire highest temperature m
KEY West during last month was
IS aEid tine lowest 81. aEcurriing
Ito q report lsSa4sd TO-DAY ny ti4e
local weather Bureau.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
EDWIN L. ELLIS
A REAL BUY

Roomine and boarding business. at
best NV. location; 13 rms, baths
pietely and comfortably furnished;
owner i'll must sen now. Excellent
opportunity or home with income:
81 500, terms. RE. 1915. CHAPMAN
PEAITv CO -gS
Evening star., 1949-03-27
NOVELTY SHOP

Upper 14th st.-This owner is III and
must sell this nicely equipped store,
approx. $4,000 stock; rent only SlhgDo SnlhD
month; lease, total oi price s3'ooo'
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Liouor Restaurants

Lia. rest. Conn. ave. nv: 6;yr:
beautifuliy decorated; comp. equip;
only $4,000 down, ,..
Lid. rest. 7th and Pa. location;
income quoted $500 weekly; long
lease; open II am. to IL PM; only
La rest, Eth and G NV; over
81 900 wkiy. sales quoted: 7-yr.
lease: open 9 days week; $4,000
seer-wine rest, Pa. ave. Sc; $1,000
wky. sales quoted; LIQUOR LICENSE OBJ
tsinsble; total price. s25 n0o. u.,-
sales quoted; mostly bar business
low rent; long lease; seating cap,
rs; television; total price. Sl2'-
300; only $4,000 down; terms:
For these and many others call Elk,
Evening star., 1949-03-27

BUSINESS OPP. tcent.l
DELIC.-IC CREAM
Long lease; rent, sl25; inc. s2;4oo'
Nd; $4,000 handles. Call Mr.
c. ]. YOUNG, BROKER
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
DIGS. GROCERY!
eM cudes nee aps 5en wne1 saS R0nth
$1,000 week business. A real money
maker: Call ewes, Mr.; Oddenino,
OW: 1923, or ofice. PAUL J. MIL
70 ROOMS, 10 BATHS
On 18th st. NV, close in; rent,
1No board, but ideal for serving
meals or small hotel; income quoted,
rent control ceiling by owner, So, 700
mo: furniture above average; has
elevator; large down payment.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 514O.
LARGE GAS STATION
Wis 60o Of 81 7th and pxpumps ps dds1 ?: 1o
a
vol. Of bus. in used vehicles; 3-yr.
lease at reas. rent; $500 includes
a large stock.
GAS STATION g. REPAIRS
2 stalls. grossins $3.50 wk: in repairs
per mo. Lease and rent at S75;
GAS STATION
Pumps 10000 gal. per month. A
QUICK ACTION
Is wa, ssos yos esR v9n exDset oe Thsn you list
sc g. 10c VARIETY STORE
On pTnepS Hb business sb .bays street suit
able for couple; 1,500 plus stock.
Terms.
Cleaning g. Pressing Store
In prime location. long est. and net
ting nigh unto $500 wk,; lease and
reas. rent Shown by appt. only.
CORNER GROCERY
ssoo;Sl ;o 600 a ws col .noJs trade s5o s5o
BEGINNERS GROCERY
In busy waterfront section; easy to
operate, and one can net 500 a
WE NEED GROCERIES
Especially in the $4,000 wk. bus.
group. Call US for imme. action.
LITTLE SNACK SHOP
$3.50 wk. bus. mixed trade of
neighborhood and large Govt. bldg.
Price only Sl,S50 cash.
SELF SERVICE MARKET
Uptown corner $4,000 wk. bus. Rent
Sl25 includes apt, $4,000 down.
D. G. S. Semi-Self Service
81 $50 wk. bus, cash and carry and
no Sun; A beauty OF store; So
Ben Ben EDS Epstein. a CHI. s1s5.
BILL SIMONS
The uve-wire broker" Elk. $751;.
Evening star., 1949-03-27

Excellent location; rent. SOS 30 m
man and wife. Price, $4,000, plus
s for s stock. Terms. Make offer.
Cali Mr.. Oddenino OW. 423. or
nIrn I MILLER EX H010
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Rooning House, IL Rms.

Rooming House, IL Rms.
sOth st.. few doors north Of Kal-
Drama rd.; 2 baths; oil heat; really
q clean place. House rent, S103. 8
mo. Control ceiling on rooms, 1855
mo. Price. S3,400; down, $1,000.
Better hurry
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 5140.
MAKE ME A CASH OFFER
Very large stock of mems. ladies' and
children's wear; or will take a house
in trade. Store just remodeled; 81
II. long. Will give lease. Owner has
other bus. 90S sth st. Sc, AT. 2l23..
Evening star., 1949-03-27

DELICATEssEN STAND and market;
price, $1,000. ST 1907. We need
your business for sale. Prompt re-
suits. ST. 1907.
Grocery, ST 900 wkly; low rent; S4,-
600 stock; compl. price, Sll 900.
Prompt results ST. 3707..
carry-out food shop. colored trade;
$500 compl We need your bust
ness for sale. Prompt results. ST.
Patent medicine. soda fountain; 5000
day; excel. location: priced to sell
We need your business for sale.
Prompt results ST. 1907.
GAM TuANTKE EP
Evening star., 1949-03-27
IIOuOR STORE

Exclusive NV. location. 10-yr: lease,
at $3.50 mo-; inc. quoted, $50; 900
mo-; all modern equip; very clesn
wants S45. 900 down. includes stock.
Cali Mrs. Woodland, ST. 5757.
G. ]. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-03-27
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.

10 ROOMS, 3 BATHS
Columbia I'd. nr. 14th NV; roomins
house. plenty of furniture OIL heat;
lease: income quoted, $3.50 mo-, plus
apt: 81 300 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 5l40.
LIQUOR-REST.-$3,5O0
Inc. mo. quoted by owner; rent only
S136: long lease: seats 60: very
sxcl. NV. location: real money
maker; $1,000 required Cali Mrs,
woodward. ST. 5757:--
c. j. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-03-27

Transit House-20 Rms.
n baths; rent, 1858: inc. quoted up
to Sl,1OO mo, can be increased;
nicely furnished; only $1,000 down,
G. j. YOUNG. BROKER
Evening star., 1949-03-27
JAM CHANTKER
$500 DOWN

VOVU OO"AN
q rms, clean. furn.; owner rented TO
4 roomers, with rms. for self rent,
A7.56; nr. Stanton So. ne; tmmed.
poSs.
A. r. SEELYE
1<00 L st. NV. DI. 6326.
20 ROOMS
NeA1 9th and r SITS. NV. Income
sSsr mo; total price only $500;
So0s terms. Call Elk. 1855.
PkSTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
n G. 8. MARKET

u. ". NJ 1x43S33
Weekly sales, 1880: only IL ac-
counts: rent. 500; hours, 81, and
no Sundays 1916 Chevrolet truck
terms.
SUBURBAN MARKET
weekly, sales better than So 900: only
10Sc credit; building includes beaut
Arm, kit. and bath; no sundays
Evening star., 1949-03-27
PPASTOR-LUTZ, : INC.

8 ROOMS-2 BATHS
On Meridian pl., near 14th-Rent,
500; oil heat; 3-yr. lease; new
Bendix washer, Oriental rugs; a
Vonderfui home and money-maker.
Fuil price, $500; terms, See our
berssins before buying. Call ST. 57b7.
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-03-27
SERVICE STATION

Amoco Products and repair service
on Lee hwy; owner quotes S2.Ooo
monthly gross sales. mostly repair
business. Rent 5000, long lease.
Total price, lock. stock and barrel,
$500, some terms:
TeSaco products, on North Beach rd,'
mr.. Marlboro, Long lease. Rent,
psys expenses. Wrecker included in
sales price of $1,000, terms.
ESQ Products, pumping 1900 gals,
monthly; record show over $4,000
profit last year; long lease; excellent
crease and oil business. Total price.
S5,5o0 including $1,000 in stock;
low down payment. Wait no longer.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
HARDWARE

Current monthly sales, $4,000. cash
business; rent, S125; corner loea.
ton in mixed neishborhood; price
is $4,000 lock, STOCK ana narIel
Grocery and Light Meats
weekly sales about 5000; attrec. and
spacious apt. oil heat: rent. SlO0'
car. be purchased with very little
Evening star., 1949-03-27

BEDROOM SET 4-pc; maple & spring
BaDRooM Ri RSo 81 suITE' i"T 7-piece, solid black
cherry; early American $500. Elm
BEHDRooM EHIs SUITE, piece, double
bed, lisht walnut prsctaieaa1lly Tsaa1 new Sx
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut, with Beauty
rest, excel. cond.; reas. Ii. 1852.
BEDROOM SUITE. 5-pc. solid maple,
coil springs. new innerspring mat, mat,
Walnut sFshs slSa coli sRf sp2inss 0dssR nsR
spring mattress. S10O;. maple wal
nut man. chests and dressers. LU.
1859. 516 sth st.. ne.
ss ne hand safy yvlonss Amsfe'n nsss ad
SiHs"se Also werE s''i benches. inches metal horses
BENDIx: dc luxe, good cond, $40.
$Sss s:s, :u!E: g:: n;g; :s. 'sss; s;
BEnRooM iaSIe - suITs. HHHs complete. solid
oak; dble. bed. box and inneEspring
%''IESs's sI:s ssS sSS 1s ss's aon c' esasi' gyPi
BEpsM. SUITE prasetticsll;y psyst ;u.i new;
and 8 or see MRS, PAREDEs' 1885
BEDsPRINGs, Simmons dbl, almost
new, ACCEPT reas. offer: o.: ol23:
BEDSPREAD. double crochet, S35
CO. 5Ss5. bet. 10 am and pm i.
BEDSPREAD. beautiful white hand
crochet, double. worth, SI50; .pod open
for offer. To see. call OR. 800.
BENDIx, de luxe, used 2 mos, sl35.
BEviERAGE RAGE COOLER, electric. water
type: good cond. ST. 67l44, w.
cuum, Hoover, sleo, 1924 Shepherd
BICYCLE. 2s;in. columbI.. red, new
BICYCLE, $16: also gsrden hose.
camera, binoculars and soldering
iron. Pleasant O941.
BICYCLE, +: ei!s m:n:' r., 2s;,gpp pos s5 boys Y
safssss:. s'sii siss ~ I. &.SS: thsons one a. x
BlGXnxs. .he,s: 3o:,n; 4s.a4n!as.
ssm: sSai'' saassIIssas: nj s: ssse. '6k. 2So. 2So'am
Evening star., 1949-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BIG1Es tFicysIs. SSI.or 'asvsI6 Risss
eEo5SRaSsgE!ffowN ''!sge !IsggceYcIE ilEassi saop,
BICYCLE, girls; ''Rollfast." like
BcYcLH HEP ihrt gu'rdS d.ss42 $40 tzD. AD sssS
practically new; both for $50. 1885 Ss5
Bfe9cLE, MS9e eve l.dys. az 2s.in., 81. SSfYs7
BICYCLE. 2o-in.. eirls, s16. WI.
BIcycLEs 90. boys. 2s,ineh:: s. 8
Sunday, Greenbelt 1918.
st.; AL Va. cH eosi
many Extra 0sa aesesseries seTE sCss '0ad 81
2064, 5-S pm, Mon. or Tues. 2S'
BICYCLE, girls. "a inches. and
scooter; 5000 T; 5000 cond.; total s13.
BILLIARD and pocket tables and sup
nssr Des tennis tahs tables GoNA snd
BoWL1Na 1So.ts suPfEY Co., His6Ab SO atb Sc T.
BiNocTLARs. German. sxso; super
RgR6 fgRtwstsht EId.s and ID smaI gal size; also
-OAOU hIhuSS. Oh. 1900.
BINOCULARS, new. German 6x30
Cent. focus. lightweight. with case
Sacrifice. OR. 208S.
BLOWERS AND FANS, exhaust and
yentilating, new and used: reas.
GICHNER. 41s 9Th NV. Ma 4370.
BOAT ANCHORS-2O lbs. $3.50: 80
lbs, $12; S-inch ship bell. brass
tank compass. excellent for boats.
$3.50. OR. 1855.
BOILER, 1a-h.p.. compl. with auto
TssE2 Esi@d RaRR 81 '9Rs sSs ''s T. 1sss
BOOKS Clearance sale. including
current hcation, nonhction from
our shelves: 69c; buy 8, get l free.
Wilson. Baldwin. Glass and other
estates. Wide variety. &c to SOC
per book for quick sale. 1907 H
NV. 3rd floor. Sun. and Mon. only,
noon to 10 pm
BOOKS, complete set of riders, trou-
BILE shooters manuals, reasonable.
BOOKCASE. sectional: Al cond.. for
ofices, home Today. CO. 1925;
week, 1112 14th st. NV, DI. 1872
BOTTLES, Jugs, lars. closures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-05

Freshly made boiled dressing
still hot-is delicious poured
over shredded cabbage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-05
The
. WEATHERMAN
: Says:

. Key West and Vicinity: Con-
--tinued fair and mild weather
Gentle to moderate southeast
= winds today, tonight and Sun
day
Florida Cloudy with occasion
al rain in extreme north portion
and clear to partly cloudy else
. where thru Sunday. Slightly
..-coOler in extreme north portion
today and tonight
- Jacksonville thru the Florida
-.StratS and East Gulf: Gentle to
4. moderate south to southeast
winds over south portion and
moderate variable winds in ex-
: IRENE north portion thru Sunday.
Cloudy with occasionally rain in
extreme north portion and clear
%to partly cloudy elsewhere.
No small craft or storm warn
=ings- are being displayed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-05
REPORT

Key West, Fla, Feb. 5, 1949.
observation taken at City Office,
$3.50 am, EST
Toranar 4,,raa
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Fleming Street Methodist Church An
Ley Memorial Churches To
administer Rites

Rev. Mr.. Weaver will talk on,
Lord, Is It ~"
Warren G.. Risenot will speak
morning and evening instead of
William B. Collins, tomorrow at
the Church of Christ. THE Yoke
of Christ" will be his subject in
the morning, while in the eve
ming he will talk on "A Great
Man Converted
A ten-day Gospel meeting be-
gins Sunday, February Is, Glenn
r. Shoemaker of Hollywood, will
be the evangelist.
Morning worship will be at
1880 a. m. tomorrow in the First
Baptist Church, with the Rev.
George McNeill Ray, pastor, oc-
cupying the pulpit Evening wor-
ship will be at 1880 p. m.
How to Mend Broken Hearts"
will be the title of the sermon
to be delivered at tomorrow
mornings service at the First
Congregational Church by the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-05
HOLY COMMUNION
TO BE OBSERVED
HERE ON SUNDAY

Rev. John M. Peyton, pastor
while at the evening service hi:
subject will be, Essentials
Against Non-Essentias."
Chaplain Curtis of the USS
Howard Gilmore will be the
speaker at tomorrow mornings
service BEGINNING at IL a. m. al
the First Presbyterian Church.
The Young Peoples Group, un-
der direction of Carol Henning,
will meet at 7:30 p. m.
Spirit" will be the subject for
discussion tomorrow at ii a. m.
in the Christian Science Society.
There will be meeting at 8 o.
m on Wednesday.
Morning worship tomorrow
Will be at II a. m. and evening
worship at 7:30 p. m. in the Glad
Tldings Tabernacle, with the
Rev. D. T. Newman, pastor, in
the pulpit.
Divine worship will be at
1920 a. m. tomorrow in the
Grace Lutheran Church. The
Rev. M. K, c. Vetter. pastor, will
be the speaker
Elijah Sands will be the prin-
clpal speaker at the Youth for
Christ Rally tonight at 7,30 p.
m. in the First Methodist Church.
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Warren G.. RisenOt
Will Speak AT Both
Services Tomorrow
AT Church OF Christ

Holy Communion will be OBJ
.-.served tomorrow in at least two
key West Protestant Churches, it
= was announced today.
.- In the Fleming Street Metho-
p" dist Church, Holy Communion
will be administered at the
morning service. The Rev. ]. B.
REID, pastor of the church, will
bring a message to fit the occa~
sion.
AT the 1880 a. m. service to-
morrow, Holy Communion will
-'be observed at the Ley Memoir
..ial Methodist Church, with the
Rev. Robert w. Weaver, pastor,
giving a short devotional. The
choir will present an anthem en-
titled, Stand Up for Jesus"
At the evening service, the
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Young Burglars
Acts Like Old Ones

> PITTSBURGH, Pa. Four
Asyoungsters - 9-year-old twin
boys, an ll-year-old boy and an
- ll-year-old girl--admitted under
=squestionS that they had burglar
@ized two service stations during
the early morning hours but that
--stheir loot totaled $l.84. What
puzzled the police most, how
Fever, was that all of the children
.talked like veteran criminals, re-
~ferring TO the group asa mob
and one of them declaring, Pm
'-1ust a burglar, but don't carry
q rod"
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Temperatures
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Iron Pennies Are
In The Rails

PUEBLO, Colo. - R Those
confusing gray-colored pennies
have an after-life when you fin
ish with them. Z
After being retired to the Dem
yer mint, the zinc coated one
cent pieces are mashed to make
them unusable, and then sent
here for use in steel making.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Corporation melts them with
other scrap metal and they are
used in steel rails, structural
steel, fence wire, nails and
spikes.
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Fired Truck

PENNsAUKEN, N. 1.-Two
men escaped death when the
right-rear wheel of the truck in
which they were riding came off.
The truck bounced along the
highway on it's axle. The bounc-
ing punetured the gasoline tank
and the axle, scraping along the
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Leftover veal may be served
IN a curry sauce and accompa-
MED by the usual curry condi-
ments: hard-cooked egg, chut-
ney, relish chopped peanuts, CO.
conut
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road, threw off sparks. The
sparks ignited the gasoline and
destroyed the lumber-laden
truck.
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TIDES
/, Naval Base)
: Tomorrow
Eastern Standard Time)
Z High Low
. $3.50 am. 3:24 am.
. 2:59 pm. l0:43 pm.
. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
: Preference Station: Key Vest
. Time of Height of
Station Tide high water
= Bahia Honda
(bridge) oh l0m 90 #.
!. No Name Key
= least en6 ---t2h 20m
Boca Chica
= SANDY Point)-0h 40m
'Caldes Channel
(north end) -+2h ION fla #.
. 600
NOTE:
: (-)-Minus sign: Corrections
to be subtracted.
(+)-Plus sign: Corrections to
be added.