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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-22
THAR SHE blows
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lin whales, or two and one-half
humpbacks are equal to one blue
whale. Most expeditions have
elaborate factory ships with
them. which Immediately process
the kan into oils and meats.
Much Of the whale goes into
making margarine and cosmetics
for Britain. But Britain's dogs
and cats get their share. They are
the main customers now for the
whale meat.
international headquarters for
the whaling convention is in Nor
way
The headquarters is kept in
formed on the progress of the
hunt by the various expeditions
representing Britain. South At
rica. Norway. Russia, Japna and
Holland
When the overall total catch is
"a sight even If Il is one or two
months before the close of the
season. radio orders go TO all ex-
petitions 90 end the hunt on a
given date
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-22
WARNS WESTERN UNION

TALLAHASSEE. - The State
Railroad Commission wants inn
mdiate compliance with its or
der % cut wires which allegedly
are bringing racing information
into the state for bookmakers-
The order was given to Western
Union two days ago. Yesterday,
the company questioned whether
the commission is a law en-
furcement agency" Today the
commission gave a firm reply. 1t
said. We are a law enforcing
agency and expect strict and
immediate compliance" with the
order. The wires affected are
those Of Intra-State News Ser
vice between New Orleans and
Florida. and Radio Program
Press Service between Baltimore
and Florida.
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Close City Hall
On Saturday

Closing of City Hall an Satur-
day was announced today b.
City Manager Ralph d. Spalding.
so city employees might enjoy =
holiday lasting until Tuesday
forenoon. The Hall will close a
5 p. m. Friday and win open a.
$3.50 a. m. Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-22
CUB SCOUTS REPORT
ON GOOD WILL
PROJECT OF MONTH

Pack 2l7, Cub scouts, SPONSOR
ed by the Parent Teachers As
ISOLATION of the Poinciana Ele-
mentry school met for their
monthly pack meeting, Monday
night December 18th in the COM
munity building in Poinciarla.
Each den was well represented
by parents of the cubs, and eacn
den reported on their respective
goodwill project for TINS
month. Den 2 collected, repaired
and painted toys to be dlstriput-.
ed to needy children OF Key
West. Den was occupied with
plans for their Christmas party.
Den 4 collected toys and as a
den carried them to the fire sta
ton last Thursday. Christmas de-
corations were made and sold IN
the Rest Beach area for funds Tor
den Christmas party. Clothes
pilot was not Immediately known.
were also collected and given to
the Cuban Mission, here IN Key
West. I i
Den l collected toys, and plan
to sing carols for the occupants OF
the Old Folks Home on STOCK
Island. They also presented a
playlet for the Pack meeting
emphasizing the good done by
the old toys gathered and taken
to the needy children.
The next Pack meeting will be
held January 10Th, and all inter
ested parents are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
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FIVE DIE IN FIRE

CHARLESTON. w. Valve
persons died in a rooming house
fire early today in Charleston.
Two children were among the
victims Of the blaze believed to
have been started by a small gas
heater.
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ga Ia.Er TOTALS

stWsENfANd Ffean FaKe Onea
s press pfatuEFaphrfs maya.
t fNpam and erect key
Af n siEn Eel Mianl $500.
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afF $50 contingencies a
F a.itsftsinH $50 Postage
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tNNf ENmiuion' fun nights.
aNesIf fshlng trips. $50.
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nanls diFsiun Funds fuF
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banas, Jr.
Recording Secretary = Mario
Sanchez.
Vice Recording Secretary -
Adolfo Lopez.
Directors - Rogelio Garcia, DR..
Delio Cobo, Abelardo Boza, Mes
tor Dole, Evelio Valdez, Armando
Canalejo, ST., Rabel Ybarmea,
Narciso Castillo. Armando Fer
nandez, Heriberto Rodriguez, Raj
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mundo Beiro. and Juan Lopez,
Past President.
General Secretary = Jose c.
Sanchez; Treasurer, Ignacio Perez
and Assistant Secretary, Antonio
Rivero.
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Late Bulletins

CONTINUED From Page One)
First reports said the transport
crew members were not injured.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-22

Not counting Australia, which
is regarded as a continent, Green
land is the largest island in the
world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-22

California produces about 200,
600 tons of raisinS annually.
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The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26
"Very COlOrful" Says British Writer About Fishwheel
(By Jack Daum)

FISHWHEEL, (P)-The town of Notwithstanding but just that a week ago-now covers more ter ritory that Fairbanks, the metrop- ois of northe central Alaska.
 FishWheel, as this Strung-out line of tents is known in this gold fevered Yukon River area at the Arctic Circle, extends downstream three miles from Discovery Stake, and upstream six miles.
 ProSpectorS who have been rushing into the area by airplane, are now spread out on both sides of the river, with claims mush- looming on the north bank as we'll as the south, where mos activity had been concentrated until today.
 Even now, when there is still 5O-5O chance that the gold content in the area may be highly over rated, aspects of boom w n growth and evident everywhere
 FishWheel now boasts four air plane landing strips-more than any other community in Alaska, including military centers.
 FiShWheel was visited yesterday by George Ward Price, correspon- dent for the London Daily Mail. He's stopping over in Alaska en- route to Australia.
 Wearing a natty striped business suit, Little Abner" felt shoes. a Waistcoat and fOur-in-hand neck tie, Price represented a contrast ing appearance among the parka- clad prOspeCtOrs among whom he StrOde along the Yukon. He in spected pot holes and banned tailings where nuggets and colors have been found.
 Very colorful" opined Price in his clipped British accent.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26
MS LOthrop
 Not MOlested

TACOMA, (P) - Docking here Monday from her first round trip to Alaska, the MS Asa Lothrop is being guarded by city police off cers to insure peaceful unloading and loading operations.
 However, no pickets have ap- peared nor has there been any hint of their returning.
 The Asa Lothrop sailed on her first trip about two weeks ago. A brief clash between CIO pickets and an alleged goon squad and AFL longshoremen on the evening of Oct. was quelled when police arrived on the scene. Superior judge Bartlett Rummel issued restraining order and the ship completed its loading without fur ther incident.
 The motorship is in the Tacoma Alaska trade under the firm name of Alaska Ship Lines, Inc.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26

Col. M. Marsten of the Alaska National Guard, .returned from a trip to Barrow and states that the village is bustling with activities as fifty homes are being construct ed. The beach is piled with lumber all of which he learned had been paid for by the natives.
 The natives do not have the nat ural gas which has been found there, piped into their homes this year although the navy buildings are now using it.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26
Seattle's Basement ''COld Strike"
 Continues to Grow
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Continued from Page One) tered old grips in Jolin's basement room in shabby rooming house.
 Corkery said the gold found Tuesday is worth about $1,40O. 1t makes a total of 369 ounces of gold and amalgum discovered to date, worth altogether about $l0,- 900.
 With Union Oil company and U. s. bonds found in the box along with the gold Tuesday, the estates value has now risen to around S28,000, Corkery said.
 Three of the pokes found were made out of women's long-sleeved gloves-a frequent device of old time prospecetors when they could not obtain enough chamoiS- skin pokes, said Corkery, himself a prospector.
 The safe deposit box was dis covered by persistent searching. COrkery and Walker received from the coroner the dead mans keys. Two of them looked like box keys. A locksmith identified them as those to Seattle Trust and Saw ings Bank boxes.
 COrkery said all the gold and other assets will be turned over to the Bank of California, named ex- ecutOr in Jolin's will. He be- queathed it all to a sister in SWe- den.
 Jolin liver a very frugal life, COrkery said.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26
Lower Prices On Tuna and Sardines
By Harrison Humphries)

WASHINGTON, CP)-The fish and Wildlife service predicts mar keting difficulties and lower prices for the West Coast tuna and sardine fisheries the rest of fhe year.
 The unfavorable outlook for tuna was attributed to heavy do- mestic production and increased imports.
 In a report compiled by Ralph Russell, fishery marketing special ist, the service said:
 Marketing of the large volume of canned tuna will be difficult.
 Although the sardine (pilchard season has just opened up, a sub stantial pack seems probable.
 A somewhat sluggish demand also is expected for the larger pack of salmon in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.
 Supplies of frozen salmon are heavier than a year ago, and there will be more for distribution in frozen form this year.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26
Old-Timers "PrO And Con- Strike

ANCHORAGE, (P)-Some An chorage people have set out for the Fort Yukon area, but the old time gold hunters here are view ing the nugget reports coolly.
 Experienced proSpectors express the belief that most of the prom ising claims already have been staked out in the area where a fiShWheel came up with nuggets frozen to the hub. Some say the country there is too flat for a good strike and the report that bedrock is 200 feet or more down is dis couraging.
 The Anchorage Times said there was no basis to reports that frenzied gold seekers were char tering taxicabs to rush to Fair banks, the jumping off spot for the flights to the Fort Yukon area The reports were that the taxi fare had been boosted above S400. The newspaper noted that the Anchor a 2 Q Fairbanks train fare by Streamliner was only about $25 and an airplane flight about S35.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26
More Discoveries In FishwheeI's Gold Strike
(Continued from Page One)

SOHLlnueu rom rage One) to learn accurately who made the later discoveries.
 With aircraft streaming in from Fairbanks and Fort Yukon, scores of new prospectorS arrived daily lured to the rim of the Arctic by the age-old hunt for gold.
 A second handing field was es- tablished yesterday about five miles upstream from Discovery Is- land. Bush pilot Jim Magoffin paced it off and dubbed it Yukon Ice" airport.
 The influx of gold seekers has doubled this mining camps popu- lation from last Saturday nights 75. More than SO plane trips into the area from Fairbanks were log ged Monday, compared to 50 Sun day and 20 Saturday.
 Even heavier aerial traffic is ex- pected with two landing strips available. Heretofore, small air craft bearing bearded proSpectors had only Discovery Island sand bar on which to put down.
 It is easy to separate the pro- fessionals from the amateurs.
 Oldtimers-veterans of strikes at Chandalar, Pedro, Fairbanks and Firth River-go methodically about the business of setting up camp, storing grub and kindling their stoves.
 Then they find color" in the river mud with a few sWishes of their battered pans. Finally they begin stalking out their claims. Color consists of minute gold flakes without commercial value.
 Newcomers usually are over equipped and are garbed in Arc tic clothing with the unmistakable look of recent acquaintance with store shelves.
 They invariably dash toward the first group of men they sight, ask directions and then plunge off across the ice toward the tailends of FiShWheel toWn-either up or doWnstream-i na ceaseless search for unclaimed ground which may contain gold.
 Last night I saw men, some with sleeping bags too short for them, some with parkas, some with over coats, some with pitifully made quate clothing-sleeping in tents and in the open as the tempera- lures dropped to IS below zero.
 Things are easier for the veter- ans who brought stoves and pro- per bedding.
 Many others are seeking more permanent shelter at Fort Yukon, to which the taxi" fee by air from the strike scene is SlO per trip.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26
MT. and Mrs. Ira Downs. teacl

CTS from Solomon, were in town on business and to have their blasses repaired. They returned to their school late yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26

Bob Caldwell. who has been with the U. s. Weather Bureau here for the past year is now in charge of the station.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-26

Mrs. T. Peterson of the Teller Commercial Co.,, is visiting in town for a few days while having dental work done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
HElp WoNEN

WAIIREss type u "a, also . .sl,e,
wa "a e1psr. Soda fountain
ply GEORGES RESTAURANT, I522
woMEN to telephon. from home. for
hours q day. GOOD commission, APP
ply Mr., Ahearn, GOLDCRAFT POR-
TRAITS, f16 18th st. NV. rs
YOUNG GIRL. with cashier expert
ence, to work at hotel front once
viii train responsible person; mail
Cash; posting machine; Apply sn 1,
ditor's once, RIM. l66, RALEIGH
Y 54TSI LA Tsp for ond .. f. work in arus
store: must be experienced. Apply
AMBASSADOR DRUG STORE. 1900
Yon III NJ LADY, for Dart-.im. ..liias
sss ss,iea A pSEt z sTHsfsPss
y ta5S p LA niH to asu,. secretary IN
controllers once OF retail radio
chain; knowledge OF tipping and
shorthand necessary. See Miss Rose;
GEORGES RADIO 81 TELEViSIoN
CO.. s16 r st. NV. -2e
YOUNG WOMAN, Is TO IS. for. gem
tIhi uIICC wins Co
perienee desired but not necessary;
permanent position. many employs
n. z. ave. for interview. CHARLES
AVVoSS i 6osMiETIcs. established 1885.
has opening for smart, mature
woman who, wants extra money;
manager will arrange prompt con-
sultation. RE 0795. ---27
OPPORTUNITY for lady who Is ex-
keeping for established firm: 5-day
week. tipping essential; references.
Apply 2nd floor. 1722 Eye Sc. NV.
GIRLS WOMEN
Earn extra money. orsanizing silver
and china clubs the easy way and
earn up ,,, to $40 Per o sk, For fun
MATURE WOMAN, mentally young
and with suficient spirit OF sdven-
ture to get away from the common
place; must be unencumbered tcar
helpful; excellent pay and oppor-
tunity for Advancement; Write for
personal interview, giving Phone
number Box 140-L, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
HELP DOMESTIC

CHLDRENs NURSE or fine type
nursemaid. live In: two children.
must be thoroughly expsrienceo
with children and have refs. top
salary to risht person. Call EN- ~
c esSs e ssp.risns.d sna With city refer
ences, live In; Q In family; S25 wk.
CC0K-G.H.w., exper. local refer
snees, wiling % soto p nsss
l.ssnt eolS oes Isfs sT bes Gi
card: must Be ond Of children; live
In, upstairs rm-; 5h.day wk.; no
c soSa AND G.H.W.. i've in. perm.
Job for risht person. Bendix, no
elsdsd. references, $50 VII. or
GENERAL Sasei aousExKKPEa. live 10:
private room: fond Of children; So,
Day week; sxeellsrs ,eisry. toeai
and experienced. i've In. CHEVY
Chase, Nd; refs. rsa.; top salary.
GAM-EGissie In or cut. Must Know
how TO cook. Last maid with us 10
GIRL general housevork, care Of
children, part time, IL 70 g. @ days.
$40; local lsisrenees; Silver sprtns
G aEss. j. 81 li tssI in Conn. ave. apt:
ready TO work Immediately; expert.
enced with children, recent local
refs. REQUIRED; light laundry; every
other sunday Oh. Call wo. 56l6
except between 3 and 5.
white. cook for txo.
care for elderly sick man; new
6gnsslows tei ss Silver sgsE!sns
MAID, live in. upstairs room. pvt.
bath. air-ecnd. home; adults; Beu-
dix. dishvashsr; refs. RIA. $50.
MAID-G.H.w., to sleep In: SALARY
open. Depending On exper. Acriy
Jay pEs, 1907 q st. nv.
MAID G.N.N., care " ons child; Sun
days %. live In. upsta.rs room:
eIlH A WONfA for experienced
housskseper. Reonested BY married
couple. no children: on bus route.
River rd.. Bradley Farms. Nd: cook
ins. iaundry, I've p. So ofass
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PERSONAL

pkNSOs@Ak
Fly TO cALIIonNIA. only 500 md
lorna AiRIiNis. lis ". q S.
Px ffNSrrNSi. DECORATION. better
class work only, please. "; H,
R seiSri III; NURSE ' has vacancy in
pvt. home for elderly lady; nrst
PSSs t!nz sssvie' III. ST. care sS 81 infant.
and babies, boarded monthly
licensed home. Inspection invited.
HfaMssss7 CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self confidence. freedom
from self-consciousness. MI. 1850.
eERMANENT. -; shampoo and nm
Elsssi.I;s a sSs 4 se cssSIs. $40
s sly' c.xsssr. Is. sis. Jul, and
EN- Sa VS. d 'Pssis ..si so 9's sssx
AITEkATi0Es: "a lsdi.. ssrm:a.s:
prompt snd al. smeisn 60 's sass ''sn
Portable quarters. excellent table at
our home in . flne neighborhood;
conv. to everything: rate Of $3.50
per mo. includes personal laundry.
tray service Il desired. no extras.
VACANCY n tNhu.sNo noNE-s4.
hour nursing care. Lacensed b
county and Ssate 81 5000 .,
min. by car from wash. in beautiful
Va; kind care and good food. Can
MAIZE HliTar t tsS1!' NURSING HOME sa.
vacancies for men or women, ANA
tory or bed patients, at very reason
able rates.. 24-hr. trained nursing
s S,1 oS ,saa By ph';sasi.n zs 70 !. y
s Sss 1 AND soaRD for for elderly peos
Rs VI: Ti Reed u HEssDa.. i-r' or e'Gs gs
LEA ENaEL. DRxssMAKER dormeriy
OF 5th ave, N. y. claims nothing
too hard TO handle. Expert htting.
skilled workmanship; Custom made
Studs 3 e.nsr. Esst1 oos.d
lilo r 81. NV. RIM. 90. TX. 1908,
DREssMAKING and alterations ex-
pertly done; al work guaranteed.
M III soS VITA RANCH FOE sors.
Berkeley SPRINGS. w. Va. ga hours
from D, C.; reasonable; boys. 6-1b;
private lake. boating. dshing, riding;
no ticks; emphasixing health, safety.
v Wss e Phone fss :. ars .Iass, semi
: invalid; porehes and isxnsN near
shopping center SH. a1s6.
BEAUTIFUL HOME GROWN peonies
for Memorial Day. SI.75 and So .
dosen. On premises. 1S45 = H.
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SAlESAEk

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE TO qualify
you must be O top fight executive
type salesman. accustomed 70 earn
Ing $4,000 per annum or better.
Age, 25-4o; Advertising and safes
promotion trainin. desirsble; Cie.n
selling experiences. Must own ear
and be financially solvent. Perspec-
tive employer Is BROWN 4 BIGE-
Low. worlds larsest direct advsr-
Paul. MINI. so branch ofices in d.
8. A. The work is selling advertis--
ing and sales promotion ideas and
Campaigns, contracting and Beryictng
established clientele, and deyeioptng
new accounts. The compensation is
Rand promotion possible for out
inss Of SIS Brown 4 sioHow
sales Representatives was $4,000
e da east se o, a wssh
ington, one In Charlottesville. Va.
and surrounding territory, and one
In winchester. Va, and surround-
ing territory. For interview call W
A.. JARVIS, district sales MANAGER,
81 90. s Wash, l 3 G. x st. NV. L s9i'e
oALkCNAhNs ouL3k6uQluU
Baltimore manufacturer offers sub
stantial earnings and permanent Job
for successful salesman with car;
call on painting. contractors and
maintenance trade In established
Washinston territory; Salary, ex-
details TO Farboil Co., SOL Key Hwy.
FIoOR CovERING Substantive
need q man with exper. IN measur-
Ing nso,. and a sstTatinE fol- ,. sar Is
wall coverings and sink tops; Only
a reliable, Conscientious and cap
able man will be considered. APP
JOS. Y. WHITE Co. INC. sI8-
4: s 4; 't s:e :sa :sI:::
sALEsMfN, for mems wear and work
clothes; excel: salary; good hrs;
All: :Ini'i e ILL., na MILLS CO. &.as 9th
SALESMAN. represent Pepsodent Co;
call on dept. drug and variety stores
in Washington. D. c. and nearby
territory; retail selling experience
necessary in drug, tobacco. meats.
sion and expenses; car furnished.
State age, experience and education
297-L, Star. go
SALES MANAGER with storm window
experience; car necessary; good sal
ary. and overtime. This position for
hish-caliber man to sell and pro-
mote nationally advertised alumni
mum storm windows. Box 175-H,
Star. go
WELL-EsTAB. ONCE supply and furn.
store now has openings for 2 exp.
statesmen. VIII also interview non.
exp. men and women If sincere and
willing to work for an excel. and
unlimited earning future. Box Tx.
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SITUATIONS MEk tcens.l
BY Dove Breeer

HOTEL HOUSE MAN, dspartmsni
s oesr or viz ssars d.,. Ss sssS
sober. can furnish reference. ~, Box
Ho1sEMAS or MAILMAN, 10 yrs
hotel experience. nondrtnkins- in
dustrious. reliable. middle-aEed white
man desires permanent position IN
Washington, Best OF references. Box
267-L. Star 2s'
MAN. eoiorsd. wants dAys work:
ref. Tel Ii. 3-7541. Call after Q
Man. colored. wants lob as nisht
watchman; has been watchman for
Z years. JAMES RAINY. ssa sSsh
Et. NV, MI. 1858. --2S
MAN, rs. depencabls. adaptable.
needs lob: college education. refer
ences; minimum, $50. RIA. ol2s.
MAN. white. desires steady, ail-year-
round work connected with green
house or nurseries. Call TR. 1888,
MAN WANTS JOB as chauffeur or
heavy duty truck driver, trailer
driver; bondable. AT. 4e36. ~.
MECHANIC. white, age 80. desires
permanent job. carpentry. moor
sanding, combination storm window
Installation. RA. 03so. 81
STATISTIClAN. retired Government.
Phi d, highly skilled. wants stats
teal work. Box 331-L. Star. 2ss
YOUNG MAN. white. wants Job. out
side work pref: D. c. permit. IL
3-4295 after 3 pm.