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LYONS NURSERY

LYONS NURSERY
Complete landscape and garden serv-
ice. Tree surgery, pruning and re-
moval specially. One visit 70
will see one OF the finest selections
Of eyergreens and flowers for 1.-THE thf
Easter week sale on azalias, roses
and ell types of bedding plants such
as petunia, snap dragon. aseratum
and many others, 75c q dozen
Pansies 1Oc each. Free estimates
cheerfully siven,, opeepp days a
1000 HARDY AZALEAS
spresding yews, S2.95 each. Also
other eVergreens at sensible prices,
Blooming geraniums, creeping phlox
and roses.
ASHTON NURSERY
6510 Ga. ave. NV. at Underwood
10
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COOKERS

The cieanest and healthiest pups We
have ever had. Axe litter reg.
PET SUPPLY
1I05 Trinity pl., Silver Spring. Sill
yer Spring 062S or SH. 1888. II
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MUSHROOM SOIL
The finest and richest you can buy
for your garden. ASHTON MUIR
SERY, 6510 Ga. ave. NV. at Under-
unod -lU
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two or three pihsT Govt. aifAi ca
press buS. OR 52S5 OF oW. 100
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Nicely furnished room In apt hous'
some privileges; one other sSes bat
cHEyY CHASE. d. C.. sgal aebrask
ave n.w.-Mastsr bedrn PVT. bstf
,ss, ssa'lsTan' oi1t ST "2 wL-sunsy. szLs brig,
room. convenient location. ht
SINGLE or double room. / block @
18th st. I4th ST. ear. tYssutstsa
CLEAN, sernfortaels' best meals rsa
BoIIvias cIrE. 1888 isth st. IA,
----Businessvotnen vac dhle. rfn
Ias9 isrL cLIrToS on ST. SwGaoom L
one or two men, near bath. Dl
sisG sEsRAsKA--a doors cas-, .
Conn. ave Twin room. newiT rsde
UnItfn. phone wo. 2si6.
Apply Apt All q 10. 4ssa --ls
DUPONT CfRCfE--LarTe, eoEforf
/ able front room. twin beds; also OF
seI iiEs. 4 Eassss e z keeg,ns ~ SZss, -
rooms Tor ladies eisar, ons. ~
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decorated; new fuFnitars, sgtts
easy chair. etc. In seaa.ifai seas'
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| maid se.vtes ans sx1s<hes&fe $50
zee. 10. 22cs.
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pIuEBERRIES. large bearing siz'
plants: az other serr,ss berry nsRREprTf ssRfsp II
sGoA4PaaY GAPRaEYF TIfIEk. Tfii Sh1s With sickle bar
Mason. asoN droverton: va, AZ. 7ls1;' T.
SPECIAL for this week onlsIbhaiIbs' h1i,s b,aibs
enly o,1s IS ssSi per 100: ali coiogs; Lags' spc
Or sa6 per thousand. .NosSysas =. % g
colorado sprYgssee rYsed trees. sar s Id Amer.
isahb sseb. aE0GFSl'assi ! for assio;' $500 for LOO g
a,sr sRd eSSHSkIabBEss eSSIaB sad near saH essl ost
HRFSns RhSnss PLANTS, HieAnNHTrs iss,s1e a hundred
shrubs. s. sD,see; fhasses fshfaseki trfsf 81 Si7s 81 )
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,Gqfs GhssfgnDpIII fgnDII and manure for sale; res
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Mn!CAm MaId CsrnslI plants; ali coIors; man
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GRAY MARINE ENGINE. 4-cyi., 90
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Way" Belt. vibrator or disc sand
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finishes. MODERN FLOORS Adams
COMET. left. sloop. registered and
measured. New. never in water. TIE.
VERY FAST outboard runabout. COM
plete with custom-huiit trailer. Must
sell Immediately Best Offer over
$500. Also IL boat gasoline genera-
tor. $50. oL 1853, all day. 80.
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MsrsD S aD nsrfnry ie Srs 81 sl5s aFs s97 lsls sp
Mercury. 500; Ia4s ia hsp Mer-
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i2-ft. wolverine boat with. ls4s 1e
h.p. johnson. 20 hrs steering wheel
and seat. $500. fused.l Get our list
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500 Maine ave sw.
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your old motor. AK. 1900 for IN.
sifIaEEncRarT. III GA DEL. SEDAN CRUISER
used very little. season only Lxe
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/ We sell all types OF used boats. ant
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
TODAYS
Dir FI[

ROBERT LEE FROST. born
March ze. 1875. in San Francisco,
son of an editor of the Bulletin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

Jesus, the Very Thought Of
Thee. by I. Steinel.
The Union Revival will begin
Monday. al 7::30 p. IN. at the
Fleming Street Methodist church,
with DR.. Carlisle l.. Hubbard as
evangelist and Bill Parish as di-
rector of music and soloist. John
Dillon will sing q solo.
The Rev. Robert w. Weaver,
pastor Of Ley Memorial Metho-
dist Church. viii preach on the
subject, s.Wha4 Shall Do with
IJesus?n at the morning service
tomorrow. At the evening serv'
| ice his subject will be, Enemies
of Jesus"
The Poinciana Baptist Church
will organize a Baptist Training
Union at $50 p. m. tomorrow
Joe Sands is director. At 8 p. m
there will be hymn singing al
the Church and refreshments will
be served following the songs.
William B. Collins Of the
Church of God today announced
that at liza. m. tomorrow his SUBJ
iect will be, sHow God Supports
His Church !. and at, the 7:45 b
m. service his subject will be
Eternity Is a Long Time
Chaplain Curtis viii be the
guest speaker at tomorrow
mornings worship at the First
Presbyterian Church. There will
be Holy Communion. AT 7s30 p
m. the Young Peoples Group,
with Bob Brinker in charge Of
the services. Also meeting at 7i3l
p. m. will be the Pioneer Group
with Richard Herrick, directing.
The Suffering Savior" will be
the title of a sermon to be de-
livered tomorrow, by the Rev. j,
VI. Peyton, pastor of First Con-
gregational Church. Fellowship
of Conflict" will be delivered to-
smOIEoW evening,
Reality will be the subject
for discussion by the Christian
Science Society at the services
beginning at II a, M Sunday,
There win be- services tomor-
row at II a, m. and at 7:30 p. m.
at the Glad Tidings Tabernacle.
Services will be held at 1880
a. m. tomorrow at Grace Luther
an Church, the Rev. M. K. Vet
ter, pastor, announced today.
Calvin Willard will direct the
Youth for Christ Rally at the
First Methodist Church tonight at
7:30 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

Mrs. Thelma Porch. Choir Direc-
tor, and Mrs. w. E. Fowler, Or
ganist, will be rendered. Remem-
Der that the Church has a nur-
sery with a paid worker and
many assistants to care for chill
dren.
At the morning service tonor-
row, the Rev, G. Leon Wells. pas
tor of Old Stone (First Methodist)
Church will preach on The
Grace of Cod
Mrs. Paul Herrick and Miss
Marjorie Coburn will sing 20 Di-
vine Redeemer," by c. Gounod.
Love Divine" by Stainer, will
be the anthem by the choir, Mrs.
p. B. Roberts, at the organ, will
play Devotion" by J. Bell. and
Prayer" by Wagner.
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship will meet at $50 p. m. Eve
ming Worship. at 7:s0 p. m. with
sermon on Romans lie, Not
Ashamed of the Gospel Mrs,
Roberts viii play Prelude ia E
Major" by Rinck. and "Poenles
2. Fibick. The choir VIII sing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

When poultry is called New
York Dressed" it means that the
feathers have been removed but
1t has not been drawn,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Brief Items OF
Interest to WOnserl

Nodded salads or desserts
should not be taken out of their
molds too far in advance Of actual
serving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Chinese Christian
Has Trouble

SINGAPORE tP)Hsu Chant
Isl has started a one-man reli-
gious crusade in the face of ridi-
Guile, and insults.
The Chinese merchant tagged
a large board on the rear of his
motor car. On it is written in
both English and Chinese the
words. Christ Jesus came into
the world to save sinners"
His tribulations are many. At
tempts have been made to smash
the board. Other persons have
scrubbed obscene words all over
it. Hsu simply grasses the often
sive language and repairs the
board.
His reaction is to say, There
are at least some people in Singa-
pore who are taking notice Of my
crusade
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

Raisins to be put into salads
taste especially good if they are
splumped" first, To plump,
wash the raisins in hot water,
turn them into a strainer, cover
the strainer and place it over
boiling water to steam for about
5 minutes. Be sure to chill the
pumped raisins before adding
them to the salad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Baptist Hour
Series Begins
This Sunday
DIR. J. ID. Grey Opens
i3-Week Program Over
zO-Staiion Network
All 8,3O AM, EST.

ATLANTA, March az, l949. ~
DR.. j. ID. Grey opens THE BAP-
list HOUR series, Consider Je-
sus:s Sunday, March 26, He is the
nisf man chosen to preach an en-
Are series Of thirteen weeks
since the programs inauguration
N 1871, according to s, f. Lowe,
Director of the Radio Commission
of the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton. Atlanta,
In May, DIR. Grey begins his
thirteenth year as pastor Of the
First Baptist Church of New Or
leVa1s, La. For ten he has oonduc-
ted The Gospel Hour over
WSMB, New Orleans, and now
has three regular services broad
east over local stations each sun
day.
A graduate of Union University
and Southwestern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, DR.. Grey has
Tor ten years been member OF
the Home Mission Board; is now
President Of the Louisiana Bap-
list Convention; and also presi-
dent OF the Southside Alumni AS
sociation Of Southwestern Semi
nasy He is much in demand a;
arnviyal preacher, accepting five
70 seven meetings each year; and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

It's a good idea to keep sep
'arate board for slicing and chop
ping onions so that the onion
flavor does not affect other foods,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

OH MouduY ono Saturday,.
- Sunday marks another step
toward progress in the First Bap-
list Church, for this will be an
either Building Fund Day. Every
-five Sundays. the members Join
In together with generous of
fering which goes toward the
~Ruiiding Fund.
This Fund. which was begun
-.enly five months ago has now
-feuched nearly $l,300.O0 Much
'-lRofkis now being done by MEM
-bsssAef the church In renovating
me old annex alongside the main
~Ghlrch. staying up as late as Ia
o'clock MANY nights.
IF you can paint or do any
work in connection with carpen-
ter work. and do not mind offer
ing your services free of charge,
you have most cordial invita-
ton TO come help" said the Rev.
George McNeiil Ray, pastor, to-
day.
.ssrSerinan Subjects: Morning;
How Rich Is Our Christian Elk.
.-pepience?" Evening; Christ Our
Iibefator," Special music, with,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

After his faith
er's death in
1885, his moth
er took Robert
t o Lawrence,
Mass, where he
began TO write
poetry in high
school. He at
tended Dart
mouth aid IIar-
ward but left
both bafore his
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

Fresh green peas should be
cooked in the smallest amount of
boiling water possible--so little
that by the time the peas are ten
der almost all the water will be
evaporated and it will not be
necessary to drain them. For a
flavor change, add a few chop
ped sauteed mushrooms to the
peas and serve with cream
sauce; dust lightly with paprika
for an attractive garnish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26

graduation. He won his first rec
ognition in England ii 1913, re-
turned to the US. in 1916 and
now is dean Of American poets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
To BE Held Jointly With LIST Methodist
Church; Dr.. Hubbard Will
80 Preach Sunday
8tiLDfNC FUND DAY TO BE OBSERVED SUNDAY
At FIRST BAPTIST; POINCI4NA BAPTIST
TO ORGANIZE BAPTIST TRAINING UNION;
OTHER NEWS or LOCAL CHURCHES

"A Union Revived will begin at Fleming Street Methodist
: Church Sunday.
The will be under the direction Of Bill Perish of Nush
Vile Ca Mr. Perish has been Key West twice in the post
ond Is welnown for his singing He will be welcomed here
ogun.
the preaching the revival Dr. Hubburd at the
First Methodist Church last Ye and win be remembered by
the church people and powerful preacher.
First Methodist Church joining with the Fleming Street
Methodist Church the twoweek revvo All people in
vied 10 utend the and enjoy the fine spirit that will
prevui in these meetings.
The Rev. J. B. Reid will bring the morning message, and
DR. Huhbord will bring his first in the evening" Brother
Parrish will be present at the morning service
Services will be held each evening at 730 o'clock except
Saturday night and each morning at 1000 o'clock except
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
Sap s Fables
By YOICHI MATSUDA

| points east All the ladies, except
one, admitted honestly that they
can read not a word of English and
speak only few words. But. one
among them boasted that she can
both read and speak English almost
fluently and assured the others that
she will be their "Tsuben" on the
trip.
After they had all settled in their
seats the English Speaker excused
herself saying she had to go some
place. A few minuts later the train
porter came to the seated ladies.
rather disturbed He whispered SOME
thing but, alas. the only English
speaker had gone some place. No one
understood.
Fortunately, there was a Japan
csc man sitting nearby. So. the por-
ter turned to him and whispered
The man jumped out of his seat
and dashed down the aise. He rush
ed into the mems room and came
right out towing the English Speak
er behind him.
See what I mean? As one of the
other ladies remarked, Even can
tell the difference. I've learned TO
always look for the door with the
sign that startss with "WO".
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03

Mrs. Mas Wada has been Mrs
Wada's sister, Mrs Alice Iseri of
Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Including Wapato as a stop in
their 13-state motor trip. Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Nose of st. Paul
Mimi. were visitors at the home of
Mr. Y. Matsushita. father of Mrs
Nose. Driving west via Denver, Salt
Lake, Reno, and San Francisco. the
travellers returned via the northern
route through Glacier Park. They
were accompanied to st. Paul oy
Miss Shigemi Umemoto who return
ed to her home in Chicago
Another summer visitor who has
returned to Chicago is Miss Michiko
Jio, daughter of Mrs. S. Hirakawa.
. BRIDAL SHOWER
Miss Daisy Todo was rendered
personal and linen bridal shower on
Sunday. Aug. %. in the home of
Mrs. Mary Nagai. Hostesses for the
affair we're the Mesdames Margaret
Colo and Dolly Matsuzaki, the
Misses Anna Kurata and Tatsuko
Watanabe
Present besides the honored guest
and the hostesses were the Mes
danes Mary Nagai, Annie Ko, Sa'
Tomita Connie Kimura and Jiro
Todo and the Misses Nancy Tomita,
Marie Ozawa, Sallie Onishi, Massie
Yutani and Lily Todo.
Miss Todo will be married to Mr..
Yosh Tomita. on Saturday, Sept.
3, in the Tomita residence. The
Rev. Wada of the japanese Baptist
Church will officiate.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
. FRIENDS ENTERTAINED

Miss Carolee Y. Iwami entertained
a group of friends at her home on
Sunday. Aug % Carolee. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Iwami, cele-
brated her 5th birthday which was
Aug 81.
Guests who helped celebrate were
Jenifer Aoki, Sharon Hagimori.
Linda Harada, Janet Mizuki, Chi
yemi Mizuki. Elsie Yoshimura, Larry
Hamasaki Alan and Hickey Harada
Steve Sumioka Kenny Yokoyama
Harry Yoshimura and Dennis Twami
Others present were the Misses
Chickie Shibuya and Sallie Onishi
and the Mesdames Isamu Aoki
Kay Hagimori, Shigemi Hamasaki
Yoshito Harada, Hisato Mizuki. Ka2
Yokoyama and Dick Yoshimura.
Unable to attend but sent gifts
were Misses Sunny Harada ano
Miye Ishikawa.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
HamaguChi Stars
In Hawaii Meet
From Rafu Shimpo)

HONOLULU, T. H., Sept 3-7Jap-
ans powerful swimming team squad
continued its domination of the
free style events in the third and
fourth days of the Hawaiian Swim
Meet at the 100-meter salt water
Waikiki Pool.
Noteworthy was YOshihiro Ha-
magIpchfs sprint performance
which broke Americas predomi-
nance of strength in the dashes
when he annexed the 1O0-meter
freestyle in 57.8s. Second was Rob-
ert Gibe Of Detroit who was first
i'm the Los Angeles National AAU
meet.
Japan's swim trio OF Hironoshin
Furuhashi, Shire Hashizume. and
Sumio Tanaka continued to mono
police the distance events as they
swept the 800-meter event Saturday
and the 1500-meter on Sunday.
Furuhashi was timed in 9m. 80 IS.
for new Hawaiian record in the
800-meters on Saturday. His world
record set in Los Angeles is 9m.
355s.
On Sunday. Furuhashi smashed
the Hawaiian standard of ION. Is 9s
set by Bill Smith by touching up
In ION. 228s. His world mark is 18m
299s. He had the sensational trial
time of 18m. los. in Los Angeles.
The group of natators. headed by
manager Frank Takizo Matsumoto
and coaches Nasal Kiyokawa and
Katsuyoshi Murakami, left for jap
an on the 31St.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
TokyoRose Trial
Goes On and On

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Sept. 3
With the Tokyo Rose treason trial
turning into one of the longest cri-
minal proceedings in local court
history, Wayne M. Collins, the de-
Tense attorney for Mrs. Iva Toguri
D'Aquino, continues to produce wit
neSses for the trial
Turning from war veterans who
occupied the stand up to now for
the defense, Collins is now calling
number of persons who monitored
enemy radio broadcasts during the
war, most of them West Coast radio
amateur listeners who copied mes
sages from prisoners of war.
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They say travel is educational.
One learns so many Things. doesn't
one? Take it from one Issei lady.
She knows. She learned, the hard
way, that anyone with a set of
false teeth should keep away from
cheese sandwich.
It seems, when the said lady took
a train ride her daughter put up a
box of lunch for her. When the time
came for her to eat the lunch. the
lady took out thick cheese sand
wich and bit into it. Her false up-
pers dug into the sticky cheese and.
TO her embarrassment, stayed right
in the cheese. She couldn't swallow,
the cheese because her uppers were
in 1t, and she couldn't take the up
pers out because she had no desire
to attract unwelcomed attention of
the other passengers. So. holding heg
hand over the mouth she rushe /
into the wash room and finally took
the uppers off and washed it clean
and swore never to look al
another cheese sandwich again.
Speaking of learning may l
suggest that some of the Issei ladies
do a little learning befor they ira
vel? Afr all, Osushi and nigirimeshi
and chopsticks may be just right in.
gradients for a picnic at Lincoln
Park or some secluded beach. but
those are hardly the proper things
TO display in a day coach. At least.
they could be less snowy than n
couple of Issei ladies who were re-
ported to have spread the whole
Meshiya in the fun view of the
other passengers.
Another thing, they could ct least
earn the difference between Men"
md Women. The way I heard it,
party of Issei ladies entrained for
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Educators Plan
Study in !. S.

TOKYO. Sept. 3-Three Japanese
teachers of education who we're Sc
lected to study yeal in Pacific
Northwest universities and colleges
as guests of the United States gov
eminent. were scheduled to arrive
at Fort Mason today, Saturday,
Sept. 3. aboard the USAT Gaffey.
They were included in a group Of
twenty-three.
They are Teigo Yoshida and Sets
no Masyuama. University of Oregon,
Eugene, and Takashi Kurahashi,
Washington State College, Pullman.
The institutions the Japan teach
ers will attend were selected by the
Institute of International Education
New York City, which was entrusted
by the U. S. government with en-
rollment arrangements.