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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
pier>e ,psacn Eit>itrcit
mntsr ls,ic,,er v1slefa>e'

&rcN. Sichcn Mcnrp'crbe ota >Su
Qo'iuuirn mr0cn II 6cn ncuritcll
Cpfcrn oca Strcita 5mlihcn Wors
id,uu (ito lmo Ser aominiorm Mos
fo1a. Gic biciiacn ruliiihHr @cb6r,
sen mciaertcn oic Nsnebmiaunn sic
Nicroc nnn SSicn 0trh Die Somiet-
Some iur,f noh SlraoiInlnicn 5lI
lcnhcn 3ur hcnnlnipn I'M @crblt
morcn Die Nicroc noN Mlcn gcbrot)l
luOr0Cn, hod) lolonQe Sito ulo Stu
lin iih bcfGnp'tcu, pcr0Cn 0ic SicrC
luohI pcltcr Mirnrr @uIt ntulcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
fiir 2(usbo,l Scr
$esial>periieterune

Muibiugton. ,Sn eincm Gcrbor Dor
ciucm geneinlomen 9lllsihuB beioer
6Gllier erflGrte slrbcitsIcfretur 80
bin, bnb ous Spitem Der SoSialpers
iiherlmg erpeitert lueroen ioute, ell,
Erogonm fiir oos Erdioent Srl..
nlon lpieocrholt eingetreten lit. Sbne
,31ueiiel miro er III elmer iciner got
lt)uitcn al INcn &ongreB uuf Die
tSoroerlmg 5uriiffonnncu
Goblin erflGrtc, nah 'einer InIlbt
iolltcn slrbeiter, sic ourh bas Sps
item gcoctt lino, ul1f eine Sen ion
bon 500 pro Monot fcmmeu luno
Ser Wtinimnllohn auf einen Collar
pro Stunoc erbobt lpcrocn.
Ser &ongreb ibut befunntlih Sen
Dtinimollobn bon 40 ouf Is cts.
pro Stunoc erhobt. 9tof elmer
Sd)Gtln9 Sobins erbGlt ser in Hube.
ltono gctretene 9lrbeitcr llnter bcnl
Spltcm nit ieincr Sumilie jeet et'
pn $500 i'm Sobr. ST gnbieincr 8e.
nugtlung iiber Sen er5ielten Sort.
ihritt Iusoruf, gab uber oeltlid)
5u ueritebelt, buB mcbr erreiht ipers
Ocn lolltc.
sSnl Suus puroc cine Gorlnge nns
genonmcn oie oas Spltcm uuI pei:
tcrc 100000 Yerirnen ausoeDnt.
Ser Scnut mllB bn5u ltoh Stclll,uN
nebmcn. 9lut lol lmtcr Der &orlogt
sic gclteuerllng crbDbt lperoen.
@isber betrug lie befunnilif 5ipe
Erp5ent bes SSabreslobnes bis 81
$4,000, ltno perteilte lid 5ll gleihcl
SGlften n,I Mrbeitgeber lno slrbeit
nebmer. ltnter Der NSausporlage Iol
bie'e @rcn5e ultf $500 getelt, nab
reno Goblin $500 porgcitlngen bot
Inter ser &auspprlnge ipiirben iid
sic 3lnucnolmgen bon 20 aut ehp(
50 Ero5cnt crboben, ip1brcno Sobil
cine Eeniion BON 500 erreihel
nlohte. 9tah ieiner 9lniibt ioatel
Eeniionen, sic slrbeitcr BON Iirmet
crbnlten, ons Hegierungsipltem er
gGn5en, nbcr nhht criesen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

yMltsihuiles 9upern lno Eiol5" om
pergungcnen Somstug II, oos rbc=
malige linfsrbeinlIhc 9ancm qe'ahs
rem, nm nit sen noGgcbl ,tAcn EI0l,
germ, oie fir cine @icocrpcrcinigung
Scr Yiol5 nit gauern cintrctcn, ,Siihs
hung ,n nebnen. Snbci bottcu 'ic
ole groBcren N,ouitricilGotc llno sic
Srte an ser ocutih frnl5olilhcl
@rcnie bcillht.
SblpobI sic 9cgicrlng p>n Hhcin-
lnnbs sEfulS oic 0iirgcrmcilter !nN
Hnnorute nlIgcIorocrt huttc. lpco1r
piii5icll nod inoffi5ieQ BON Ocnl bup'
criihen @ellh &enntuis 81 nebmcl,,
'bntten clnige Srtc in oiclcr Gone
lpeib=blnu gcflog9t oocr cine Will
fomncnlbilo iiber bcn SrtscingolQ
ongcbraht. neutrality-suspicious. o.
Soorln1)cr ioNtc in icincr Shllbon
ipruhe, 8nperll lpcroe nit offer
lfitteln foroern, bub Scr tiln'tla(
Gerbleib ser Efnl5 blrcb cine BOLTS
nbItimml1ng cntihicoen miro.
,}luci Hlnocr hoben in crltCr Hinll
Inlprlld, in bic 81 erluurtcnoc Mus
cino1Nerictllng un Die Efol5 oftl
cinSngrciIen 0nucrn, ocnl Ole EIdl
iriibcr nla Ncgierlmgabc5irf an0r
bort bat, ul,h Hbcinlonoz zEiul5, bcn
ie sur ,3eit itautsrchtlih cln0calie
ocrt lit. Sn &cnntnia oielcr Snhlag
,nlo im N>inblif nli Ole filn'tIg
Gnhpitllmgsmo oglid)feit bot Scr ban
crilt)c Stuat bcrcita pnrbcreltcllo
Mobnubnten aetroIien. Sp iinh be
ser boperii(ben Stootatnn5lei lopl
bel iGlntlihcn bnucrilhen Wtiniltcrlel
eigenc YinlSrelcrcntcn bcltellt nor
ocn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

Die ipclliglten apiiien, raB cs eil
SGufigfeitsluorterbuh ser ocutihen
Sprade gibt. IS eribicn bercits
1898 lmo gibt slusfl,nft Dariiber. luic
DIT Die ein5elnel@ortcr in 5lllunnlens
lbGngenoen Sertcn porfcmnlen. Inter
oen pielen intcrellnntcn tScititellun.
gen, oie ser Teriuiier. 8ebeinlrnt
81. u. albin9 9eluQht bat lit sic
iiberraihenoite Die iolgcuoe: Die &C
buuiigltcn Worter maben 80 Yrp.
gent auer W0rtcr ieOes Scrtcs aus.
0ieie 66 bGuii9itcn 8Grter iino
DIE, Der, llno, 5lL ein, an, ocn, ali,
pas, poll niht, nllt, bcml. bes, aus.
1tc, lit, 10, ib. oaB, er, es, ppr, bih
iiber, ou, llad), cine, allb, Durd), nls,
I'M, bel, iuie, Der, fir, ub, i'm, neb.
men, aber man, inter, nod, luclrll,
1lllr, mar, iucr0en, rcd)t, bat, mir
gegcn, lpas, miro, icin, cilen, ipclde,
iilro, ooer, 0ur, babcl1, elmer, BIN, mir
oph lulb ibm.
Gie Hid)tigfeit ser 5cititclllllg
oaB bieie 66 Worter SO YroSent ale,
gelprod)encn nno gelbriebenen Wor
ter ausTahen, lGbt lif lcidt nah
pl1ifcn. Wtun nebnne eincn 3eitmgs
artiteI pber Yubausihnitt BON 1000
Worterr 1tlro itrehe ieors oiciel
66 Worter an; es iilro 5iennlid5 genol
500 Worter oie man angeltriben bat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
keine crosse verteuerung dureh
Sehi||ing Abwertung erwartet
Aevsservnqen des oestereichischen Fnonzministers

@ien. slls 9listpirfl,ng ser Shil=
ling 9lbuertlmg iino, nab elmer er-
flGrlmg oes oiterreihiihen 6inan5s
miniiters, Or. Gllgen Margaretba,
nllr leitbte Yreisiteigerltngen BEL we-
niger >pidti9en Ginflbrmaren aus
SarttpubrlngslGnoern 81 eriparten
Cine inildtioniitiihc Gmtipidlung lei
niht 5u befiir6ten. Die neuen @ef).
ielfllrie ieien 10 feltgciest tporoen,
bab sic innere StobilitGt ser oIter.
reihiihen @irtihaft lmo sic &aufs
frait oes SbilIings erbalten blicben
lpdDrelro es 9leid5eitig oen otter
reihiiben Grporteuren ernloglib1
pcroe, tpieber auf Dem @eltmarft 81
fonfl,rieren.
Ssie ser tinonjminilter berporbrb
boben oie Sdiperigfeiten bes otter
reidiiihcn neutrality-suspicious. oa
rim beltanoeu, bnB iih neben ocm Of
Ii5ieIlcn &urs beionoers Iusfubr
fllrIe gebiloct bntten, obne Die oit
erportelre ouf Dem @eltmarft MIDI
lpcttbeperbsidbig luaren. Oesbalt
lei cs nidt noglif geiueien, MIR elm
fad) sen offi5iellun &urs 5u dlOert
lno man babe 81 Sem fompli5iertet
Spltem nit orei peribieoenen aur
Ien greifen miilicn.
Or. ltargaretba boiit, oaB bi
ncuen &l,rle cine @ieoerbclebune be:
oitcrreidIihen MltBenbanoels bctpir
ten iperoen. 9tnh ieinen Slngabel
miro Sic Nationnlbant ald) srheb
lid)e 9eitro9e hit Souriltel1iheds er
balten, Ole bisber auf ocin id)luar5el
Mortt perfo1it ipurben. Scr 6innn5
| minilter fproerte bie Dlterrcld)ilhel
| GGuIer oui, SisSiplin 81 belpobrerl
neil MIR onourd) ein Stciger oe1
Ereilc pcrInieOen ipcroen fo,lnte. 81
| iucroe oem Earlamcnt nod Dor ben
1. Snnl,ar 1850 Gorlhldge 5llr Gen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

flung ser 2obnite,,er, Der &orper-
IhaftsIteuer lno ser Girfon1met,.
lteller Inn et1pa 20 Yro5ent borleeen.
Die slb!pertlmg oes ShiQines
spuroe in Seiterreif) a0gemeiu ols
oas Gnbe elmer 3eit Der l1neeipiB.
belt llno als geai,m elmer nel,en Nera
lteigenoer grporte begriiBt. 2eoiglid
Ole &ommnnilten be5eihnen Die @-
ipertlmg oils oas grgebnis on,erita.
niihen Iruds lmo iaeen Elm Initei-
gen ser 2ebensbalt,,ngsfoiten bora
aus. Die ioSialiitiihe wIrbeiteraei.
tllne" idreibt oagegen: ~Oie ne,,en
@ehielfl1rie tueroet 5ur 2oiung bic
Ter @irtid,aitsprobIeme beitraeeat.
Sic nerben Dem 0epi en-Sbtpar5.
banoeI cinen idpperen Sflae periet.
1en, scr, oiterreidiiden grporten eis
men ne,,en aufibip,tns perleiben ,trb
Dem OIterreifiide,1 Golf Soabeihaf.
tis,me ildern."
Der nenc 8ed)ielfnrs
Sir Sen oiterreihiid)en Sdiuine
tpuroen brei nelle @ebielturie fe1t.
gciett: gin 8rlrlotuehielfurs bon
t4.4O SdyiQing, elm 9ipiidentitrs
bon 2t.36 Shiaine rub Elm 8or'
5ugsturs oon 26 Sdiuins fiir einet,
Collar. Ser ne,,e gorsussfurs tpur-
sc eritmalie am IS. Hopenber amt-
lid notiert. Ytit 26 Shiuing fir ei.
men Collar entIprid,t er Ser iesigen
0sotierlme bes gcrrednungsfuries.
Die Seiterreid)iibe gtationalbanf
miro fiir ben SanoeI nit ausIdnoiihs
en- @abrlu,een ei,len gtarft einrid.
ten, an Sem lid sic gtotierunsen NOD
Mneebct unb Mahfraae frei biloen
fonnen. Oieier Wtarft miro ieooh
nur iolben SanoIern oifen iein, Die
eille Grlalrbnis Scr oiterreihiIfet
S@Iub a,,f Seite s
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

Scr %crIoiicr ocs nbcngclrountcu Nn-
DIES nor Stcnogrnpb u1h 'cinc Hlr-
bcitcl outcn bic ShnI'lng zines
nDQIihlt rotioncucn Stcnogrnphics
lpItcma crnoglihCl. s. lit nutilrlld'
Elm um0cDclrcr @elu;nn 'iir 0cn Etc
nogropbcIL onb icbca Gucitc Mort
nit cinem ocnfbor cinfacbcn 3cihcn
baritClhnr lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
IL jcllcn Scrnteias
rertciHieana plancn

Snipcb, Tprnolo @ie blcr Oiplo-
muten crflGrtcn. boben sic Scr.
Stnntrn I'M porigen lDfonot nit
Chang iibcr sic %erteioiglna Spr.
nplus Gerbalolllngen nlgefniipit
Die Guele fiir Die 9ebnllptlmg lit
niht bcfannt. Gbiang ioa Ben Ser
einigten Stoaten vieine noae Wiits
nrbeit ncriprphen bdbcn. inns bcr-
porro9e,oe Yerionen aeicbidt iptr-
oen bie mitbelien sen Ftan .fiir Die
@erteioiglns 81 ent,perfeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22
Welbnacbtsmorte

Gon Gnncn StanNcn
Mcnn oic Mcni dcn licb iidD bGttcn,
Nuc, aac Mcnid)cn licb,
Sriitten nidyt 10 idpmcr bic &cttcn,
llno Der Sna mar nitDt 10 triib.
Snnitcr ,uiirocn allc Gcibcn ---
llrh cs Id)icn' oh aller Ecin
&ic bnrdD brnnnc &icfcrubciocn
Sciicr, linocr Sunncnidcin.
limb ans bnnfclticfcn SdDmerscn,
Mic mad) Saumiuoa ilid)tigem yauf,
Eliibtcn nns ucritcintcn SerScn 49,
Stillc mcitc 9tnicn anf.
!Ncimatfcrnc Mcilund,taNDfcn
Mufcm, lufcu - HcimatiuGrts. $1,000
Mintcrmntmc mebt ON Mpfcn:
Styliis' in jcbcr Srnlt Gin 'ocrs. .
Sd,nittcn nidt ms ,S'ciidl bic acttcn
llub fcin Sng mar trpitlus triib,
gScnn Bic McnFd,cn licb iidp battcb
glGc, nnc Wcnid)en - licb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-22

Sen @nbcsbeomten unb alien Mits
oliebrru nnh GSiriaenten Der 9unbes>
Settuuen he3 g. @. Sdneerbunbes bon
Nprb Glmerifu Ippie alien unieren lieben
Splf2AenoNen IN Ben Gereinisteu Staa@
ZEN nnp IN Der alten Socintat entbietcn
mir erreu hcr5ltben @eibnadtsarllb, ios
luie h,e beiten gSiinid,e gum Neuen Sabr.
inbem mir bofien, bnb bnsle(hc 'idl in
icbcr Wc5iebuug ieaensrcider nIs oas aIte
Sabr srlpeiIen nrbgc.
WcOrs &aid)cr, Wilnbess sEr6iibent.
Spbu Gailner, gunbeszSefretGr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
(know Americal

1747-John Tyler, patriot of
the Revolution, iurist, governor
of Virginia, father of the Presi-
dent, born York Co, Va. Died
Jan. 6, 1913. 4. 4
1797-Mary Lyon, New Eng
land teacher-p principal, inventor.
of new teaching methods, born in
Buckland, Mass. Died March 5,
1849.
1804--Henry S.. Foote. / noted
Mississippi ssnapg, governor, AND
Confederate congressman, born
in Farquier Co., Va. Died May
20, 1880.
186l-Michael c. Murphy, the
Yale and Pennsylvania UNIVERSE
ties coach, pioneer in athletic
training, born Westboro, Mass.
Died June 4, 1913.
1865-Wilfred T. Greenfield,
famed medical missionary to
Labrador, born in England. Died
Oct. 8, 1910.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
Hastings Thinks
sY HASTINGS BAKER

Mao Tse-Tung is a name which
will soon be as familiar as Chi
ang Kai-sshek because, whether
we like it or not, Mao Use Tung
is the new boss of China. To most
OF US he is a completely strange
person and even the. experts
know very little about his early
life. He IS a stocky, moon-faced
bear of man, weighing over 200
pounds and standing 5 #. 8 in.
his manner is bland and oily
when he wants to be nice and
coldly ruthless when he ;. wants
to be tough. In one year he had
beheaded over four thousand of
his fellow communists because
he considered them not true com
munists. If he can be that rough
IN his own party, it can be imag-
lned what he will do to those
outside the party.
He is the peasant type, likes to
nolSlly MUNICH peanuts and
smokes cigaretts with much dour
huffing and putting. His hands
are small and dainty, his voice
high and thin and his wife. is his
fourth.
The Chinese have Just gone
through a hard ten years and
now they must face the future
under this man who is without
mercy and a head chopper by
nature.
X X 4
A father in Lynn, Massachu-
sets, was suing his daughters
boy friend for seeking her on the
chin. When the case opened, the
father sheepishly passed the
Judge a note from his daughter:
Seiwyn and / have eloped.
Please don't interfere. We will be
very happy"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
FEBRUARY %. 1889
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tourists, fishing from charter
boats, continue to bring to port
large catches. Catches yesterday
included sailfish, amberjack, bar
racouda, grouper and kingfish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Make S. per hour at home metal
lizing baby shoes, bronze. sill
Yer. gold and pearl. Free de-
tails. Kiktavi Co., 2l11 West
Manchester, Los Angeles "a,
California. feb28- II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

Mrs. Lottie Larranga left this
morning for Miami by bus and in
that city will board a plane for
Havana, where she has been call
ed because of the illness of a
friend, Mrs. Charles Morgan.
Mrs. Eugene Ashe, former Key
Wester, is Mrs. Morgan's sister.
Mrs. Ashe left New York today
for Havana, according to a tele-
gram received here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
Your Horoscope

MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, l949
To-day gives an analytical ma
ture. The mind is versatile and
impressionable, which may turn
to discomfort, partly due to a
tendency to distrust. The laws
OF nature are complex and per-
picking, and you, sometimes, do
not seem to be able to grasp
their pleaning. Therefore you be-
come too wary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

Lady's brown and yellow straw
handbag, containing two cam
eras, billfold and other con-
tents. Tourists from Grand
Rapids, Mich. Reward. South
Beach Motel, Phone 1907, MIR.
Morton, Cottage 81.
feb26-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
FOR SALE-USED CARS
FOR SALE-USED CARS
AND TRUCKS

Chevrolet, 1941 12-ton pickup.
Price $295.00. Also Jeep, 1913;
price $350.00. These cars are
in perfect running condition,
with new batteries and prac-
tically new tires. Can be seen
At 1917 Seidenberg Ave. .
feb26-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
WILL YOUs SMILE?
seE &C.,
Bargain, Day

Angus: you know the differ
ence between the taxi and the
] huss'
She: mo"
Angus: Fine, we'll just take
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

County commissioner and local
representatives of the WPA will
hold joint meet this evening,
beginning at 6 o'clock, to discuss
proposals for projects, toward the
financing of which the county
will agree to give part.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
FOR LEASE
BUSINESS PLACES

Good crossing grocery store. Must
sell at once. Write Box J-14,
co Citizen Office. feb25-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

A new liquid masking tape
greatly reduces time and effort
in painting by keeping paint and
other coatings off wood, glass,
metal and other surfaces. When
paint is dry the plastic can be
peeled off like. tape.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"The man who offers a bribe
should remember that he can be
prosecuted a swell as he who ac-
cepts the bride"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

Red Brick Storage Co. Furniture
o.. commercial. Phone 1893.
7 80 feb1-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
RADIOS

Radio repairs while U-wait. Low
standard prices by cata1og. IA
years radio experience in
manufacturing plants. 1116
Whitehead Street. Telephone
T3e-M feh15-36tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

State conservation agent in
Key West, who arrested a charter
boatman yesterday for refusing
to pay a license, informed The
Citizen today that charter boat
men generally are now paying
licenses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

Today Mr.. and Mrs. J. Otto
Kirchheiner announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Anna Rose Kirchheiner, to Sid
ney A. Curry, son of Mrs. Zelma
Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
FOR sALE-BUSINESS
PLACES
FOR SALE-HARDWARE

cts Get Acquainted. Paints and
oii. Lowest prices in Key
West. Make u prove it. In
sect killing Dianol treated flat
paint (white only, S0.15 gal.
Doherty & Co., SAG Olivia.
Phone 1897. feb16-tt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
FOR SALE
TRAILER COACHES
Key Westers

key W eSteFS
BIG REDUCTION ON PRICES
AT METZGER'S
Distributors for Whitley, Goshen,
kronwood and Prairie Schooner
A FINE SELECTION OF
USED TRAILERS: 80
l947 Interstate, "a S1345
ls45 Liberty, 27' Tandem,
very clean ,---,----.-,--,--------- 1925
1948 Modern All-Steel. like
new, "a ------------------------ 1895
1945 Kozy- Coach, "a - 995
l941 vagabond, IS -------- 1495
All of these trailers have
electric refrigeration and bot
tied gas and are in excellent
condition.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10
$3.50 Biscayne Boulevard
Miami, Florida
Phone 72119
feb17-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28
HELP WANrED-rEMALE

You, too, can earn. Pleasant.
friendly work, part or full
j. time. Representatives needed
by well known brand national
ly advertised cosmetics. Con-
tact Mrs. Smedley. c/o Gibson
Hotel. Key West, Fla.
feb28-5 st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

Members of the House Naval
Affairs Committee are due to ar
rive in Key West tomorrow to
make an inspection of a proposed
naval air base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

If the forces of prejudice are
strong, the logic of reason is
stronger.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-28

Lonesome? Make new friends,
find Pen Pals or romance.
World wide contacts. Write
international Bureau, Pc. Box
587, Miami 4, Fla.
. feb28;mar1-2-10-11-12-x
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of Christmas cheer to others the
party was entered into with.
games, etc, in charge Of Mrs.
Blacknall and Mrs. High. Gifts
were exchanged and refreshments
served in charge of Mrs. Rosa
carrick. A large number Of
friends called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry G. Young to ex-
tend congratulations on their
Bath wedding anniversary, Sun
Gay evening, Dec. 25th.
Senior Basketball team won in
their second game over Robinson
Methodist by score of SO to "a.
Wright, Ridley, Sneed and Wash
ington were the new men in the
lineupAF. Gibson. !. Mr.. Win
ton Hunt of Baltimore was home
on a flying two-day visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hunt.
Mrs. Robert johnson Smith, with
Estelle and Everett, Of Roanoke,
Va, are home for the holiday
season also for the 50th wedding
anniversary of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert L. Smith of
Woodville St., Everett.
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MAIDEN

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Ret. Earl w. Larson, Minister
A Christmas pageant "He
Came To Bethlehem" by Elsie
Duncan Yale was presented by
the Young Peoples department
of the Church School directed by
Mrs, Madeline Schenck with Mrs.
Dorothy Scott assisting, Sunday
evening, Dec. 10. Carols were
sung by the Choral Group in
charge of Mrs. Emma Gray; SOLO
LIST, Miss Elizabeth Gray; pianist,
Miss Teresa Jones. Cast: Mar
rator, Dorothy Andrews; Miriam,
Baud: the Star, Shirley
Angels, Alice Jasper,
Carolyn Smith; Wise Men, Will
lam Barron, Edward Whitaker,
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and community singers were
guests of the Pleasant Street
Baptist Church at 7:sO P. M. and
Rev. H. Benton Harris was guest
speaker. Friday, Dec. 30th there
will be a joint meeting of the
trustees and deacons at 1880 P. NJ.
and at 1880 P. M. the nominating
committee Of the church will
meet. The members are George
A. Roberts, Mrs. Sadie Donahue,
William Phelps, Mrs. Fleeta Hall,
Oslo Ford and Rev. H. B. Harris.
The Annual Watch Getting Serv-
ice will be held in the church
auditorium, Saturday night from
10 P. M. until the New Year.
Rev. Harris reported $1,000 to the
Foreign Mission Christmas Drive
held at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, Sunday afternoon, Dec.
18th. Mrs. Mabel Hamilton is
president of John St. Missionary
Society.
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Melvin Ashton; Spirit Of Rome,
Barbara Stowe; Christianity. Har-
riet Smith; Discipleship Pauline
Stowe; Shepherds, David john
son, Ralph Tucker, Carl Collins,
Louis Sneed; Pilgrims, Raymond
johnson Robert Hill, Ebert
Sneed. Jr., Frank Rogers. The
program Of the Children's de-
partment Of the Church School
was given at the Sunday School
hour Dec. IS. Special music by
the choir in the morning and the
pastors Christmas m essage,
Christ Lost Amid Christmas
Confusion" Mrs. A. c. Valentine,
choir director; Mrs. Rosa Rogers,
soloist. The Christmas parties
for the Church School were on
Thursday, the 29th, children in
the afternoon and the seniors in
the evening at the Parish House.
Visitors attending the services:
Mr.. Chas. Allen, Hamilton, Ont;
Mr.. Hugh Alexander, Toronto,
Ont; Mrs. Ruth Sneed johnson,
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Robert
johnson Smith, EstelIe and
Everett, Roanoke, Va; Cadet 1t.
Chas. H. Smith, Jr., New York,
and Mrs. Wick Atkinson, Cali
firnia.
Spending the Christmas holi-
days in Brooklyn are Mr.. and
Mrs. George R. Williams; Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley L. Hunt, Balti-
more, Md. Mr.. John Ridley of
1874 Eastern Ave. is patient at
the Maiden Hospital. Watch
Meeting, Dec. 81, social hour at
Parish House, 8 to 1920, service
at church following. Brother
Arthur L. Whitaker will bring
the New Years message, "a
Changeless Christ Amid Change
and Decay; communion follow
ing, Rev. Lawson. The Christmas
party Of the Mystic Social Wei
fare was held on Dec. 10Th at the !
Parish House. After a short bust
ness meeting for the distributing