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Evening star., 1949-08-21
BEAUTIFUL dining room
tut, nine pieces, SS5.

pieces; lamps and rugs. 10. s-ees1.
FURNITURE--Maroon studio couch.
dhle; !. inn.srspring .,1 Eclipse mattress
robe: all excel. cond. FIR. 1850. ~s3
FURN.-Spinet desk, gate-leg table,
blue satin sofa: walnut bedrm. suite.
rTRkiTURE-Bedroom suite and
chairs, divan, dinette.. vanity, chest
OF drawers. chifferobe, chest of
plated silver, drapes. EN-. s4ss.
FURNITURE, host chairs: upholstered
gobelin tapestry, hand carved; cost
1925 eachi price, $50: marble cof-
seat. upholstered and hand sio- made
sso sso 'GHn rugs easaHn ables and fSs smps
Phone MI. 246S for appointment.
FURNITURE - Contents of Groom
apt, very reasonable: everything
goes. s3s Kennedy st. NV, Apt.
!sss|;|ss ~ III ssas Saasos good
din. rm. suites. Open sun, i.b.
81. $40 PEE Rssatpr q; ,s,., nv csll uE. ssil
IsSn' py osnss msn9s1s must drsdfl ss ss
1885 Missouri ave, Apt. 314. -21
FuRNITUREE2 matching gold up.
sssaI III SsE "cS isss 's Missouri, 0!sss ~;
F1nRRsNiirFtthE, 1Rsi living rm., s-piece;
aqua and wine; GOOD condition;
rURSir6RELoI'e S1SSi 9X. ss,s' small, m.pl. cock
sa srewsr table Box Sae sar
FURNITURE = ieebox. cas- range,
tWIltt-oss5 tWIltt sSss. divan' reasonably priced
FtiRNiTURE-Pullman sofa bed. s4b;
maple bed, Complete, $40. go N,
FURNiTURE-sofe and club chair.
rust colored. excellent condition: also
green 6amask drapes. RA. S66a.
FURNITURE-3-pc, maple bedroom
suite; also large executive-type desk
and char. S10o. DE. 1881. .21s
FURNITURE - Sofa, antique velvet.
Call CO. 7230. Apt. 503. -21
FURNITURE-Lounge chair, S35; stu
dio couch. $40; q inner spring
bed with innerspring mattress and
sS 5; sr Dresser 1sse IS; lamps $ AVsilsbis MohbS
sept. is. no 4sIi.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6-pc. set, In
mattress. $500; living ' room and and
children's furniture. antique console
table and lamps, beds, chests and
cabinets. chrome Kitchen table and
2 leather chair, $50: sterling silver,
china; service for 3, $50. Private
home. 4212 Ingomar Ut. NV. al
Evening star., 1949-08-21


Anniversary Model, VIII en-. Tes-
sar lens. Kalart rangefinder, fash
gun. 8 filmholders. F. P. A. 2 lens
hoods, set Of filters. includ. polaroid.
batteries and fash bulbs; also handy
carrylngscase; like new; $500. Call
CAMERAs-New German Leica. 3.5
Elmar lens; zeiss fkon, 3.5 TeDar
lens, compure rapid shutter l/4oo.
cAAMEgslAass, AAMEgslas' dependable bargains, Bell
and Howell sound projectors and
cameras. new and reconditioned
Da-Lite screens, surveying instru-
psTIf snis eon1sssss nnsN Set II tough sifR
sories. SKI Solar enlafser with lens.
caMEkxS,o snxaM. Anniv. Speed
sraDhklsi ssr ksiart is % a.ssap. sGOmpps hodsrs shas
pack adapter, filters. Like new.
CHMfRA. biplomat; psoisctor WIZ
optical field nattener; cost $292 80,
sell sssa. slSg; Ss. dssi' 5sssss model; scarcely
CAMERA. % KODAK Tourist, i-4:s'
sory lens. litter. etc; SEQ. Du. ossS
CAMERA. Poloroid land camera
with poloroid exposure meter. Lens
shsde A olha ana fash gum ssS cash
CAMERA. Rolifex, automatic. and
DeJur versatile enlarger, with extra
CAMERA, ssfsf; 00tn Kodak Axe sS rSs coated sss
lens, built-in range finder. Weston
Master, 9 exposure meter. Camera
used 5 times. Both new cond. with
leather field case. S75. LO. 5-963l
bet. 4 and & pm.
CAMERA, Robot, Zeiss fl lens: bes
offer. Box 434-T, star.
CAMERA, Rolleifiex. with case. auto
matte, Xenar 3.5. Rolleikin bach
adjuster. Using tripod, with case
filter and shade, all brand-new
5000. CHI. GAS. .
CAMERA, 35-mm. Robot II wi f:2.'
Tessar lens, everready case; like-nev
, DLER's PAWNBRoKERS SALES
CO. 913 d st. NV.
CAMERA LENS, Wollsnsack 6-incl
f:4.b telephoto for 18-mln. camera
pIERs fSasfrs seP ePPAwNHsRoKsRs' sHSiisisS' SALE.
CO., 91S D st. NV.
CAMEkA. zeiss 120 size Super. Ikon
Ia A-f; 3.5 lens. conipur rapid shut
ter, eveready case; like new. S110
lp'satasssESWEns l'sts sfSSRaE = SALES 1sp.- c6. si'
D st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-21

HOUSEHOLD - Dishes. Wear-Ever
pans. clothing; boys oyercoat. size
,,r "a; Ss71' 70 s2s 2 ts,tss Stewart dr.. ssll'
HoGssaoLp Gaasfhi aAnRsiTfifct9f1ks-nadlo:yle;
mahoa.. new; studio couch, ), converts
into dble. or twin beds; coffee table
round. mirror top; din. rm; table, II
sspnpS sopn1ly mus. s';si ss ssss's eo ssd hsayps AD
IcgBox, large: double compsrt8spt . g
for store or ice cream truck; $40.
ICEBox. i94s Bohn. 1oe-pound cap, !,
acity. enamel, good cond.' $40. caii
1NCuBBaS2TsoR, electric. 4oo.ess. cap
acity, new condition, SB5. Phone
iRoNER, Maytag. practically new,
cost S1s9; will sacrifice. Los o.
KITCHEN SINK. eft-hand drain. 81
psiYtea. ST. OF. 63st. .s..
LAMP, floor, 3-way, green shade;
excellent condition; very reasonable.
, fslil, fsAi,S or; nss Ss44; dim, Atlas precision
metai.workins Timken roller bearing
spindle, g in. between centers; indep.
and universal ehucks. Jacobs head
stock and tailstock chucks; amp.
motor and contr,ol 5s othsr sssS aeses'; 81. III
9Sfsl4 9Sfs4; sn1' Sun. aiser fss 5; weekdays after
LAThnH.. Craftsman, complete with
ssa mStor ,ya snd sss sst OF carving sH s9.ls'
Lawn LsSSwsN MtowaEaRs,, aas, SO; bed, ss; daysn- ZEN
La1Ik.S H. s:SsaoSann Ssoann. Eclipse, rubber tires,
Laws sa1ps n fMowEs HsT ssGsd ana porch chairs;
Brl,.ssd + for ! avi'k ss :sle aesi. lsS' Sl''eh
ened, good cond., 50 each; So 81 hs|; s||,
;S&sS ss7s OF OF Is. s 81 SiosSs N after q /. m.
LAWSON SOFA. must sell. best & &cfs5,; I,
LIGHT PLANT. 5000 watt a.e.; PET
feet condition; now in use. H.
LIVING iSpiSS; Efs Room + SUITE. 3 pcs. with M
slip covers; good cond.; reasonable
Lf3iNSs ft 2ssjooM SUITE, s.ps;, pc; modern. r, ,
nfyiSG RqRSl: RI ROOM N ohAzIn iii .ts1 lsrss semi.
modern; perfect condition hs Can be-
Lfsisi fsfs I Pc RaooMlpillss n: shss, back club
chair, $3.50; nah. extension drop
leaf table, S24.50, worth S49;boi
finest quality fnahogany spinet
desk. ssl 80; solid oak desk viii,
book shelves, $780, fne walnut
SSS.5o; new sample sofa bed or
studio couch, $4g.b0,, worth Ssg: g:bo;
$3.50. worth, $3.50: Open al
prices. Come early 70 ,ssss sss best vt,s ss- E
EXCHANGE, go7. fth st. NV. Ex.
6742. one Of washinston's largest
and most complete used 1urniture
stores. t---l,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-30

a native Of vicksburg, Miss, was
formerly a president Of the Cook
County Bar association.
The SOL Of Atty. David B. Tenn
pie and Mrs. Rosa Temple, who
taught in the Vicksburg public
schools for a half century, Tenn
pie was a product of Straight and
Howard universities. His educa-
ton was interrupted by World
War I, when he served as a COM
missioned officer. Following his
discharge, he completed his educa-
ton at Northwestern University
Law school.
Aside from being a leading cri-
minal lawyer, he served as assist
ant corporation counsel in Chicago
from 1927-30; was a member of
the National Bar association, AL
pha Phi Alpha fraternity, Chicago
Assembly club, and the American
He is survived by his widow,
Annie Mae, and his mother.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day at Metropolitan Community
church.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-30
Wed. Nov. 80, 1949
highlights Of the conference.

highlights Of the conference.
The reading Of appointments
was the last item on Sunday after
moons program. Bishop Medford
urged the ministers to push the
evangelical program of the church
in their communities and to step
up the religious educational work
of their churches, particularly for
the benefit of the youth Of the
denomination.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-30
Many Visitors
Join Closing
Session

! RICHMOND, Va. (ANP) Over
500 visitors from out of town
joined 500 local visitors and dele
gates to witness the closing ses-
sion Of the Virginia Annual con-
ference Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Zion church here last
Sunday. The sessions began Nov.
16 and were directed by the Rt.
Rev. H. T. Medford, presiding
bishop.
The sessions were held at the
AMEZ church in South Richmond.
Financial reports of churches
throughout the state, echoes on
the educational and missionary
work of the men and women in
each church, and sermons and adj
dresses on an expanded church
program for the state were the
Plaza hotel on the morning the
17-year-old girl was permitted to
go to a room where she participat-
ed in immoral conduct with the
Chinese. She was not registered,
the record said.
Eng's card simply stated that
he had participated in immoral be-
havior with the girl.
Both prisoners were arrested by
Patrolmen S. P. Myrick and w.
R. Robinette, Of the First Pre-
cinct investigation squad.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-30
At The Rinqside

lssSDeNO
to match him and LaMotta in
June. He commented, "They're
talking about matching us then
and I hope I get the chance.
would like to win the title, hold
it about a year, defend it once,
then retire."
Despite the reported trouble he
has making the welterweight limit
Robinson says he can make the
weight when he has to. At present
he seems to have no challenger
for his title except Charley Flu
sari.
According to Robinson, however,
he has offered Fusari a bout, but
the latter says he is not interest
ed in the title. Evidently Charley
thinks he has a better chance for
the crown when Sugar gives it up
rather than by trying totake it
from him in the ring.
Ringside Talk m Things
In an effort to boost Chicago
boxing financial returns in IBC
may match Johnny Bratton with
some leading outside welterweight
such as Kid Gavilan or Lester Eel
ton ...
In Montreal Kid Gavilan out
pointed Laurent Dauthille of
France in a 10 round bout. The
crowd booed as Gavilan was award
ed a unanimous decision. This
was the Frenchmen's first defeat
on American soil 80.
Wesbury Bascom of st. Louis,
international Golden Gloves light
heavyweight Champion, was hon
ored in his home town as one
of Missouri's outstanding amateur
athletes during the past year.
Boxing fans in Chicago are get
ting q chance to pick up some ex-
ira money plus free lunches this
week during the filming of "The
Golden Gloves Story" All they
have to do is report to the Rain
DO arena at $3.50 am. and sit in
the auditorium during the shoot
ing of boxing scene in the movie.
The first 1000 persons report
ing are "hired." In the afternoon
all are feted to a luncheon on
the movie company. Later they
may have the pleasure Of seeing
themselves on the screen in the
picture. -.
The CYO boxing finals will be
held Dec. 2 at the Chicago stadi-
UNI. A luncheon for the press
was held this week.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-30
White Woman.
Chinese Man
Arrested

NORFOLK Va. (ANP) A white
woman and a 63-year-old Chinese
man were arrested here last week
on a charge Of contributing to the
moral delinquency of a 17-year-
old Negro girl.
Police records listed the woman
as Mrs. J. E. Spivey, 80, of Hick-
DRY, a village not far from Nor
folk, and Woo Eng, SO, of the
Plaza hotel, as the Chinese.
According to police records,
Mrs. Spivey was in charge of the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-30
By LUX Virgin Overbea
Louis to Meet Valentino in

ny LUX Vlr8ln 0VSTDSA
Louis to Meet Valentino in
Chicago, Dec. Z.
Retired Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis is expected to boost
business at the Chicago Stadium
quite a bit Dec. Z when he meets
Pat Valentino, recent kayo victim
Of Champion Ezzard Charles in
San Francisco.
For a change the international
Boxing club expects to see very
few empty seats in the vast sta
dium-quite a contrast to the e
cent financial failures promoted
at the big west side arena.
In the latest fiasco Johnny
Bratton a few more fans than
had dropped in on IBC promo
tons recently. He looked good
as he kayoed somebody called
Gady (Frenchy) Ferland Of Mon
treal in two rounds. Another To-
calite, Bod Saterfield, doomed
back intothe limelight on the same
card by knocking out his neighbor,
Sylvester Perkins in two rounds.
BY virtue of this performance
Satterfield will have a place on
the Joe Louis-V Valentino card.
Louis was 10 pounds lighter
when he won his second "no-de-
cision'' bout in Newark, N. J..
This time. he floored Joe Chesnul
once and chased him around the
ring the rest of the time.
This exhibition in Chicago
should be a good key to the Louis
drawing power : because with
imported fights Chicago has re-
turned to the dark ages as a
fight town; (last week, wrestling
outdrew Bratton 10000 fans to
3,0OO.) and because the last time
Louis was here in an exhibition
for only four rounds fans pour
ed into the Coliseum to see him.
Robinson Out of the Ring for
Two Months
Ray (Sugar) Robinson will not
be able to fight for two months.
This announcement was m a d e
when the welterweight champion
had to call off a nontitle bout in
st. Louis with Roy Miller because
Of an injured right shoulder. He
also cancelled bouts in New Hav-
en-, Conn, and Philadelphia, the
latter a bout in which he was
guaranteed $4,000 to meet
George (Sugar) Costner.
Although Robinson will not give
up his lat pound title he still
wants a shot at Jake LaMotto's
middleweight crown. HI has whip
ped Jake four times out of five in
the past. In telling why he will not
give up his title until he is as
a fight with LaMotta, Ro-
binson explains;
"Championships are too hard to
get to give up one before you
have n chance for another"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-30
Atty. William HI.
Temple Dies After
Long Illness.

CHICAGO (ANP) Death
brought to an end the several
weeks of illness for William HI.
Temple, senior member of the law
firm Of Temple and Wimbish, at
his home here last week. Temple
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

Miami. ever since "a shock cot Of Is
swaddliag clothes. has been heset with
charges and ceunteF charges amnmw H.
governing officials. and 4 requires only
half an eye % see that the qnarFelinv.
sometimes resulting In fIstieaffs. stems
from gambling.
Sone Miami policemen. year after
wear. have been charged directly or ~
innusndo witA Aeesptinr grsfs. And nads
sheriffs. % Ear a. TIE Citlaen ean recall
have found sAe wolng hard. A Miami sadio
= few weeks 80. Sald that the tinAe In of-
fee If ths pre@ns sheriff wass ilnalged te
. few DAYS. Bsf he ; stiii serving. and lit-
tie further has been said about him - the
qnarelinw eonsinaes amomm eity officialS
EseFy elty In FiaFida. ineladiRw key
wea. IA - effieiAl up@ess Rew and then.
Boz In Miami some official j. almost al
WAYS 81 ioggeFheads with ether offieials
TIE only let-ap in sffsciAl tongue-fi0hting
cones in winter when The gambling seasou
j. at its height
Contending forces In M.ami are made
ap q gho~e who favoF gambling. with me
h*&Et - NftAAasHs &ttA ast#t~H ~atA @aN A#tsstt7A
gambling SiailaF agiitudes are eutertain-
- IL Tampa. thoswh the msney at stake
there does nos eomparr with the btE-tiwe
gambling In Miami A 70 Tampa. TIE Ct-
isem has been informed that hoiita = net
'thFown" there new a. the extent taa, i
Was q few year aEe. Bolita players con-
fine ther playing shiefiy % saturday
when The HavAna lottsp : thrown. TIE
eadinG numbers of the lestsry are tie ones
a~ed ~ the bolitA epeFatoFs in awarding
first. second aRd third prizes a. tAey are
announeed ever tie radio In Havana
a. pr~~rnt Miani " IN the throes of
alleged plots" and fights &gainS 90
auong city officials or forsaer officials
Rut. regardless of shat ne charge m&s
be 80 Aow long the quArreling gOes on. no
decisive aetion l. taxes againss anybody
FiEhts de down and charges are forget
Ten and then fare up ag4in when some
official steps on another offiCiArs toes
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

per@ou iro1s g. death a. year n
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60 l.ss u anasazl sn6 rare s=a~e. q 4e.l-
ieni&l aesths yaz .ssse6 - tAe STATE
BoAra Il HeaRs foT la4s
g. m@S hs haie& he~eveF ihag - ate
alceAollsu AS gwen - eenu-hui -
case 81 de4tA for tAe Persen trees 9.
ae&th
Excessive beat CIR 80 ashsT s-ra
claimed tuo hves IS wear
Ons per~sE Gaed - res4s .f a tes
sag whBe flvs ives acre lpss dut q.
sa-aks hases
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one person aying-a male 49, khsd a--
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

- Acrording L. she hesa opinlon. the
.uswsh-siehas~e4 ; as -li@Faley Ast wiA Ros
~--Ae repealed desplte TIE efforts af the hie
sessions and the sappoE4 for total repeal
- eisem ~ the Executive branch of TIE gos-
- ernnent n = ferecasf that changes in the
- laW all be made. hui these wtli be ct a
= ulnor maturs foF the mosi par Soue q
= them wlll BE- of a parely technlcal eharae-
'-sevv e eliminate amhsguBies
Does this inaicate that the present
S gougress - Auti-labor and - net oenesrn-
&c wish he welfare of tse man wto works
sta his hands9 4 certainly daesrT TIE
eurremt Congre~s. Nke wosi of ts prede-
uossars. - sympathsiic g labors aspsra-
2 siuns. Al thc same tame tAe lhause e
kAtoF leaaers q tie effect that the Taft
HArtleg A. T. . sase-lahar measure
- .4msns eAanoi he sai.siaui.atsd
sss >nee ne laW was PASSED ma5er b.
= - Nroaps have heen gwen sahssaaiia.
mm.x 80 raises and uther heneias Thct haNr
nr1 last a siNgis solnan nahi waseh can
te de9ended on aHy rt@sanAhlt sraau6s
~ great Importance. ere las sas gives thc
F@uk and tie ai aulun utrttr. q far set-
teE mu@sasFs ol cautrol over the actions
ard polieiss sc the anlars a hssh tkes ua.n-
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ard ne werkiag peoE.le 81 h. pa.a ti- ,a AR,
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

The n@tioa ell see q shree-commodlty-
trial e the controversial BTann&n pro
auction-paymeui plan Il The Hoase Ayr
ealtUre Cowmttee hAs - say
Representative Ssephen Pace. q Geor-
ga. explaining tAe plan. szid thAi TIE
Cammlttee rad bsen anable q aes cost
estimates q probation payments. a. pro-
poSed - Secretary hF4hnan. bui as csa q
bot forcsse administrative diffila.iies
y hsch uay prove in@aTn noaufAble and se
w&s suTe th&i consumer woald xst tse
benefas euyisAged u ~ pl4n
nepArtmens II ARrteuls4re offe.4Is
~eer g. he satisfied watk whai ne Hos
Commiiee propo@es. asserting tfai Is h
enesgh 60 show tsas tie pl4l 49, Work
Other. age th4t tough s4..lgE aslI cone
n ths Senate bui n Is generally sVpc<ted
IA; the Hoass all sappeu tie Pace b.A
lr the weausfme. Secretary RFaunar h4s
asted segs. T-st@is.es &nd wool a. the thrvs
gFeps Ger TIE expsrswen&.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

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Lifes Tragedy: only persons in 10
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health.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

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The Valley settler., 1949-08-12
COOP nor TES

V VI - V GS MEMBERSHIP Mee7iN6
 The regular semi annual meeting of the Matanuska Valley Farmers Co., operating Association will be held August l7, at 500 p.m. in the Com munity Hail. There will be reports pictures and refreshments.
 Carl Rasmus sen, Sec'ty GRADING SCHOOL
 4 meeting has been called for Fri day evening August l2, at 8:oo p.m. in the Produce Department of the Coop. MT. George V. Gasser, Com mi ssi oner of Agriculturo; and MT. Clyde c. Sherman, Marketing and Pro- duet ion Spec ialist of the Extension Service are to be present. It is planned to have representative samples of all available vegetables. produced here on hand in order to demonstrate what should constitute the various grades and packs. Good and bad points and practices will be pointed out for the benefit of all vegetable producers. It. Johnson of tho ~uar termester Corps, US. Army, Ft. Richardson, Alaska, will be present and give the @Imy'S views on VegetChle grad ing. MT. Gresser will review the specific&ti ions for the various grCdes, end it is hoped that some cormi ttment will be voiced by the vegetable produce CTS as to their O. pinion in regard to adopting us. Cradi ing of the Vulley's S vegetable products.
 All Vegetable Produc CTS are invited and urged to attend this important neeting.
 MANAGER M FAIRBANKS umes Y. "ilson, Eanerel Manager, l it for Fairbanks the first of this week on business for the AS5ociat or A this wri ing he has rot as yet returned to the Val ley, but is ex- pect0d back soon. DOW T FORGET
 Vegetable Producer S meeting Aug. Ia Semi Annual Meeting on August 7th.