davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-01-06
coMI. PROPERTY FOR SALE

TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS, I'M
proved by and room modern
houses, 1 blk. from Hecht Co. store
In Silver Spring and Ga. ave. shop
ping area; ideal for doctors once
or rental Of individual ofices; avail
able for immediate occupancy; un-
limited future value. Can for fun
information, EDW. c. HOLMEAD,
Realtor, SH. 5000. -
SEVERAL DESIRABLE commercial
lots in fast growing Prince GEORGES
County. LOUIS MILLER, UN. 2723.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
INDUSTRIAL GRoUND-sAlE
SHIRLINGTON AREA

Z acres, blk to Shirley highway.
Arlins ton; 345-ft. frontage, all util-
tiles. Priced for immediate sale with
terms N. C. HINES a. SON, OK.
1850: ewes, GIL. 1441.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
COLLEGE PARK, MD.

COLLEGE, PARk, MD.
Near College ave.-T-room brick and
frame home, on large lot; living
room dinette. kitchen. with bed
rooms and bath on md A.; gas heat.
Price. S13,750; about 50, 500 down
G.. H. PEARCE
Realtor. 1929 Baltimore blvd, River
dale, Md, WA. 1908: WA. 63OS ewes.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
BETHESDA-WYNGATE

GI approved, S15,45o. Only two of
these 3-bedrm., 1ha-bath l homes
left. Modern living rm with pic
ture windows. fireplace, concrete
porch, full bSmt., gas &C. heat.
Directions: mi. from Bank of Be
thesda, out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to
our sign on left.
HENRY J. CONNOR
Evening star., 1949-01-06

Country Club Manor
A beautiful location for this prewar
quality constructed brick Wide
center hall with twin closets. "6-ft
living. rm. has firepl. flanked by
bookshelves, French door to 1@x2(
screened porch: cheerful den. Ad-
kit. 2nd f.. :, extra large twin
sized bedrms.. bult-in drawers, tiled
bath: full bsmt has rec. rm. and
f1repl.. maids rm. and bath: oil
INV h.. attached garage attrac
lot fenced "a blk TO bus.
Fred j. George, Realtor
2173 N. Glebe rd., GIL. 6777. OK.
0l4l. Evenings. OV O669, CH
Evening star., 1949-01-06
PETHESnA

BETHESDA
Lovely brick bungalow, prewar con-
struction; Priced for quick sale at
only $4,000 with terms to suit
purchaser. Act quick as this one
can't last at this sacrifice.
Suburban Investment Co.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkIA

HYATTSVILLE-Fu modern 5-room
and bath bungalow, gas heat: Sl25
month. II. CARLYLE DE LOzIER
Realtor. 3510 R. I. ave, WA. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
Edgemoor, Bethesda, Me

Unforeseen circumstances necessitate
immediate sale of this lovely home
located within squares of the Bank
Of Bethesda in a quiet square Just
of Old GEORGETOWN I'd, convenient
to everything" Early American de-
sign; 3 bedrooms that will take twin
fireplace, large level lot with several
shade trees, automatic heat, storm
windows, etc. Asking $4,000. Call
Mr. Chambers evenings PL. 0ss5)
THOS. j. FISHER g. CO., INC,
Realtors DI 6S30
Evening star., 1949-01-06
"Bannockhurn Area

A new masonry BUNGALOW on a lovely
lot with rms. Q bedrms. tile bath
and many extras, such as fireplace
pull-down stairway, liv I'm. 2lxl5
feet, excellent shrubbery. The
price Is only S13,250 and is an ex-
LA until 8 pm. J. WESLEY
Evening star., 1949-01-06
BETHESDA BUNGALOW

Convenient to Medical Center. trans
portation and schools; has large
living room with fireplace. dinette
complete kitchen, > bedrooms, tiled
bath. stairs to storage attic; base
ment; garage; newly decorated; va
can't. $13,500 cash. Balance in easy
monthly payments. Phone OIL. 1904
until 8 pm.
SYDNEY KARp pEA1rnp
Evening star., 1949-01-06

Woodmoor, Silver Spring
Spacious s-rm. brk. with 4 bedrms.
, baths and 1st fir. den, kit with
breakfast space, h.-wh. Conv to
public and parochial schools. New
shopping center and transp. Owner
Philip B. Key, Realty
Evening star., 1949-01-06

5 SPARKLING ROOMS
Westmore; an enchanting little cot
tage IN best Cape Cod motif; am
PIE closets and stairway to expan-
sion attic for that extra bedroom
and storage; beautiful lawn on level
lot with garden space in rear; equip
kitchen, full basement with outside
entrance. family comfort and en-
1oyment here; 30 min. from D. c.:
clean and trim as the day it was
built; price. ST 800 with a mini
mum of Sl,SOO down. Call now.
ARLINGTON Realty Co
Evening star., 1949-01-06

Decatur Heights-$9,200
Beautiful brick bunga., rms. full
basement, steel easement windows.
nice front porch. $4,000 cash, low
monthly payments. Call Mrs. Nader
UN. 4314. COX g. CO., INC. UN.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
SYDNEY KARR, REALTOR
BETHESDA, Sill $50

BETHESDA, $11,950
So $50 down. ST7.5O a mo-: prewar
bunealow, top cond; vacant; 2
inclosed; modern kit. and dinette,
full tile bath. Venetian blinds, storm
windows, bSmt., gas a-Ch.; lot COX
l40; l block transp. schools, 4
blocks from new Medical Center
and Naval Hospital. GEO. w. ROB-
Wi sas7 eSsos eSes. Mrs nioi sutton, Mis ace co,
Evening star., 1949-01-06
PROPERTY FOR RENT

CUNT. PKUPEKT FOR KENT
1913 SOUTH CAPITOL ST. at ap-
proach of new Victory Bridge; 5000
SO. it. available. zoned 2nd CONNER
cial; will remodel to suit tenant.
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CORP,
2l2 Bond Bldg, a. S724. .
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-23
Negro Voters Help Swing
Election In Resort Town

Vrsr1nr1 were announced II 1RE-
F,-ed Owens piled III Z les - vI,1s
mE-Ezn over Griffin q &bs Wine
B--sc1ncz. bu1 TINS lead was erased
when NaErDes EEvs Griffin 14f TvD-as
wnils giving Owens u1ly u TU1as
Tins Griffin wen VIII 3 1H-El Il 80
vU1As 10 EsD 5ar Owens
AnCGhR- Interesting 1aE1UrE n It's
-acs WIS -hs 1RC- 1hE1 Negroes CAS-
Il -nUce votes II Ehs -Hn-011 than
-neT Eld il 1t4R EzrEI primary while
Il t1-s T11a-s cRs1 1ha same HID
bar II Ig1zh alHcluns. TINS vas II
students II The ganEzl assembly
uE-ks5 r1u-zE ID 1hs case II Dr.
IA County 1-ss years ar when .
sIacE@Ds1 Negro wE1E II Ene scr
unG T4,.1r1Ia-v T,sr-rrIr1H5 he -H-urn az
-'saElunE-T JEihn Z Mathews II
5acksLEIE-Lll+ IL LhF S1a-R SenE1e
TnE 1BCv cTT1c U1EEDIZs-1LE-1s uEl-
lUned afsgvz desazTs Enatsh c-ss5Erz
fur throwing Their I'm strength sn-
L. -n1s AleclnI
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-23

Riviera, Pa, ApZl L
The growing power u ma NsE-E
Eu-s II SuLT1nE-n cuU-u LI1lHE was
again Demonstrated as-E -srs1-ty
when negro T1-s-s ha1p=5 ID elec- Z
rnarlr- EnE -r-Bz tUuDcLDsn-
Riviera Is & mEls florida resm1
-UEn JRsa nu-h q W-s1 PAIN
5sarn. Negroes reside II -wD If
+srar- seE1Dns II -ns tgE1, VIII Z
H-zz-s settlement oE-wsn than II
gl-sT3g1E elections, Eha-E1-Es =
Seams 1ns- there bad bae- sunR III
11eEzF Il getting ne Negro To1s-f
-ugs-hsg, and 1osi- III s-z1g-
had nsFs- bean show. TLs -nas
AgWEFE, me representatives -ar
rhs -ED branches II 3E NAACPs
Ehs Palm 6saE1 DDun-T TD-a-s
1ss&guE, aid -hs Progressive E1-sE
Lsagne u F11-1aE ware E-als - Es-
-ugs-hs- and form 1ns 'guIu- Pnlz-s-
Il AE11an Committee Il Negro Laz-
A. Cl-Ezn1zz1unk II ZzTls-z Beach
Using 1hs 1se1nlgD=s u 1nR PRO
ggeEslTE Voters -sEEnE, -nIE gn1E-
pnh-icz1 -Ar18n Curun11-ss sub-
-z1Es6 E-1-lEl EuE7E-l lEllEzI-ss 70 -lE
candidates II III E+Fu-- 70 6e1a-nairlF
1-la5r stand II matters ina gl.-z-1la---l-
y E91sg1sE 1ns wel1a-E II Negro
erIzank snC1 e. -hs EsEIng II
Streets II -ts calEred sections EnG
me employment II NsgrD policemen
On -hs basis II lhe answers T=uHj =
81 1rurr 1taess uRaslD-IEE'ze me
Salu- C1zun11-ss endorsed Z cznG
dz1s 1or sacn position
Three If -hs tuB- Candidates rex
EImnsndsd 10y -hs N=grG g-Dupg Jed
IL 1hs 1rs- E1-11arT- but Charles
C-zrsE- ne uIs2 WAuuu they SUP
SgDr-s5 11r councilman Il Group .,
vas eliminated Tbs ,Joirr Camu11-1zs
then endorsed Rex Kn1ra, one II
-as -xg remaining candidates IL
Ez2s1 gr9up. II Ehe TZ3-0f< e3se-9an
u Ap-z SD Al 81 IT, candidates
endorsed u ras Negro g-gDpg ware
esee~sz
The -nzTsTE race furnished 2
sEsis-1111 sEamsp3e - liz balance Il
power E1=lds6 ~ Ine Negro voters
In ras first primary was.e voters
czEt z5b Dsl0tk for Fns1 Owens,
20 for PzE EarDesz. and &c for z
Fox Griffin BuE rae heavy T01e thai
Griffin received 1ro- fze Negro
prse1oc1 EEad hS-n 9.g-r rasnd uazee
- GrE1 pace AID tz1se6 Ernest 10
u eliminated In f5s rao-o1 ssse-
t492 the mayors race Ezx u o0uEE
81-sl toe returns treza TIE Negro
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-23
National Alumni
Assn Ends Meet

TALLAEASSEE. FLCRIDA- A.
1873 - The National Alumni Ass8z-
1a-lBn II al Negro Colleges and
Universities II the L. ( andaE 3
very successful meeting Il 1he
Florida 4 and n College April 3 Is
ms dalegz1Hs representing rngr@
than - u 1ns Negro institutions II
niE5Hr learning discussed Equal
zaInn u Opportunities 1or Higher
Education" 2 " Elsrd - I@rz5-
rls View. Texas snceeeasd Or Sid
ney ). Ree6T q Lincoln Missouri ~
president.
a noan AT,rE &. az officers and
delegates u the NAA Ena1 VIII 1ae
and -scasFsd greetings frs-n d.
Mrn- H G-zr. gr,. pres16sn1 q TIE
college. Hrs Luez13e g. Coleman.
president - the General Alumni A.
soc2zt50n Of Florida A and Il College
and Charles Coleman. president II
The Srnae1t Cguncl.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-23
Hear Ye! Hear Yei

To w-b1rn Il nay C1nCsa-Z-
Al officers and members r 1aE
Usher Tn501 Association sra ASKED
u b4 or 10 0zr nc-113y program
SUNDAY April - II , pm sharp
Program EzI - sponsored bErwsan
EbHnszsr Methods Sez5E TsAE
Board. Men Hope Senior Usher
Board AID Nj Tabo- Ju-3ow Usher
8oar5 PrCg-am VII Il sponsored
II Eosnezsr Ns1bo5zs1 Cauch u
zhs corner q 111h 81 and 3rd are.
asking al Rsoe-s 70 change 70 their
summer costume and please - q
tine
Bro David HU1s0n. Pres
SIS Mary Davis. reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-23
Ajuluchuku Leaves
America

New York - Nellie l. r. A5u6E-
E.huEzu. founder N 1hs Zlkls1 Move
rnHu- II NlEs-dz and 1hs CEmH-ouns,
and Rls1 u+ 1hs Tu1-ad Peoples II
Africa, departed z-1n 1hs C11a5
States III March =. 1Aza. sur ms
COUNTY, Mr. A5111chlkn- 3 former
assistant EH1Er n Tne Daily
C1mH1" Il wei known II Nigeria
through ms aa1-Ir1A1 dsx1s-51y Is
-EunE-"
In Ell exclusive 5I-z--T1sw viii The
zsEg11lE- EsE-1EE- hR S-E1A6 ms E-aus-
E-v eunIun II Nigeria Rs 1hs Or
EEuzzz1an II L N5Ea-5En branch II
Tns Cr-s5 Pa-vlas II A1-5cs. which
* Z xsEpan 5a- Welding 1agsAE
Lhs rGw mE-a-zAlx 1-Ern D1r raEIE1
sal ls 5Rs- beginning 1he g5gz-1Je
wu-ik That LES Ehsz5"
M 45u71Ehlku further slEzs5 rs
1u-au1un ID G1use1 ms energies E10ng
VIII those II ms c1--z-3Ess--z-ZZk-
iz--E-Zs. II LaH5r gallant E-A- %
ikesp 1hs Z1kis- 1ss-na- firing, Al
gTsr Nigeria and zh+ CEz=7ouzs
II Is reported h VII E1s3 serve Is
Eszzr1E-z-s-C1lE u dElv nsES
paper II PEv1 EsEc0II1- he WI r.
1uEn 70 America 10 further pursue
rs ara1H-lr objective late Tins FsE-
" early maxi year
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-23
Thank You

Afr- zas Mr.. Perkins q 1911 MY
s-a c01T- w3sa 10 thank ths6r r@Ez-
t5Tex and friends for reuenb-znces
Cd their 1Sth wedding anniversary.
As9r1l =, 1919 Thanks again for fhe
arz1y useful gzf-E
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-04-01

GET AIS H0SFITGL
A week ago last saturday ..oaars. Clayton
4sss1ingor end Clair Stock left for. .'ashing-
ton .. c., b. Pine to present facts, fig
.rres and nictlros 10 cshincton officie1s
in support Of The location Of the rs Hosni-
tai in the Val1ov. Gsslinger and l: Hagen
'1Tero selected as the repres cntatives st the
last Chamber of Commerce. mootinG, and later
Ihen it vas learned that Hagen could not get
aIay, Clair Steel; Vas selected in his stead.
lonoy vas raised through popular 5u5scrin-
Ition Of Chamber mo1ioers and ot1ors Who Wish
led 10 support the move tornrd obtaining the
approval Of the Valley as the 81. Jo 4or the
inoW. 400 bed AIS Hospital.
Icha1ibor members worked together in collecting
all poaaiblo data to send nth tic two rep
irosentatiVos When they left hero. .hose in
Icludcd pictures of The Val1o-ris nroDoscd
sites as we'll as pictlres Of the nroooscd
!loc2tion in Anchorage. ALL facts and fig
lures pertaining to the availability Of lmtor,
t3eITcr. power, and tho nrocress Of the la liner
Fir Port. Thev also carrie ed neos, grora9
End all inforration that Members could gath
Ter to present tho case in Washington.
Upon arrival in Washington Stock and 2sslin-
ger Contacted Delegate Bartlett Who aidcd
1thom in securing audience It'll The uroDor
committees and persons in authority on this
;matter.
hftor Stock end l,ss1ingcr he'd gone to ASH
ington, it vas learned hero that Don C. Eos
ter, Head Of the Iativo Service in .laslcc,
opposed the location of the ms Hospital in
the Fallov. However, Delegate bartlett has
rEde the statement that he is in favor Of
Ehe VALLEY Location for the Iospital. He is
still OF that opinion.
fhe Valley peoplo are awaiting tho return
of Esslingor end Stock in order 10 find out
What headNly they were able to make in ash
iingt0n. The last work received here ucs that
they had left the city and were headed Uosts
1ssl1nger is expected bacl, on Friday OF this
week, but Stock may stop in Seattle. uowcvo-
"a report Of the outcome Of their trip is o21:-
lpccted at the ~no7ct Chamber Of Commerce mcotin
FLASH ella ir s5ocl- returned to the Valley
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

The week of June IL will mark
the Dinner Match Play in which
many golfers viii participate.
Anyone wanting to play in this
tournament MUST sign up not
later than Wednesday week, June
3, according to Fred Mathews,
the congenial gentleman who is
in charge. Fred opioned, this
should give every golfer, who is
interested at all, decent period
OF time to sign upi'
The Miami Shores golf teams
will be guests Of the Key West.
Golf Club July . and 10. This
Miami group will travel down en-
masse to match wits against our
local talent, arriving some 80
strong sum total. To begin with,
their ten best golfers will play
our ten best, while the remaining
golfers will be shuffled and
matched in like fashion as We're
the top ten, playing against one
another in lower brackets. This
will be a two day match play,
with eighteen holes each day. This
should be OF unusual interest to
sall Key West golfers, who, by the
way, are becoming better known
throughout the state for their
fine spirit of craftsmanship and
up and coming golf ability.
The Ladies Day was interesting
according to the scoreboard this
past Tuesday Seven golfers made
up the days rounds, with Hes
Heg leading as top scorer. The
following scores were listed:
Hes Heg 47-4-43.
Rosemary Mathews 47-3-44.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
T0pAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
lKnow Amsrieal

la0l-Brigham Young, second
ktorSnon President. founder of
S4ll Lake City, an executive
aenhas. born in Windham Co,
N. Y. Died Aug. 20, 1877.
Philip Kearney, noted
s,,ldicr OF the Mexican and Civil
wars. born in New York. Died
IN the battlefield, Sept. |, 1862,
tesi-lphn Bell Hood, fighting
cunlelerale lieutenant general
in sstviee after losing a leg and
an arm New Orleans MERCHANT
after she war. born in Bath
County, Nv. Died Aug, 80, 1879.
laasElohn NJ Harlan, Ken
tucky lawyer-soldier, famed U.
4. Supreme Court Justice. bosn
Boyle Co. Ky. Died Oct ~
1911.
iss0-ClO0 years ago) Freelan
a. stanley, inventor, with twin
brother, OF the dry plate which
Seveluiianized photography, IN
vensor of Stanley steam auto,
haFn IN kingfield. Maine. Died
Oct. 2, lsa0. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
TODAY's
4sftf
IRTHDAY
Rl Wirephoto
BY AP Nswsisoiyres

ELY JACQUES KAHN, born
June |, 1884, in New ork, son of
a glass manufacturer, who
came to the u. S. in 1868 from
the Austrian Tyrol. At 10. Ely
was graduated from Columbia,
took his degree in architecture
four years later and went to Paris
TO study design. Later he be-
came professor of design at Cor
nell. As an architect he Is known
as an exponent of making interior
decoration an essential part OF
architecture. His work includes
the Bonwit Teller store in New
York, the International Telephone
and Telegraph Building and the
Squibb Building, among many
others. Design he says, lis the
basic element of all intellectual
processes--an idea, merely q
skeleton He uses wood, glass
metal, stone, fabrics thing and
other raw materials to express
his ideas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
lKnow Arnerical

Arthur Pound Of New Scot
land. N. ", author historian, born
in Pontiac, Mich. IS years ago.
Frederick Clay Bartlett Of
Chicago, artist, born in Chicago.
rs years ago.
George w. crabbe. retired gen
eral superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League. born in Madison
Co., Ohio, "a years ago.
DR.. Frank H. Lahey of Boston.
eminent surgeon. born in HaveF-
hin, Mass, SO years ago.
Dwight r. G.. Palmer, presi-
dent of General Cable. New York.
born in St. Louis, SO years ago.
DR.. Roy DeFerrari, secretary
general of Catholic University.
Washington. ID. C.. born in Stone
ham, Mass, SO years ago.
Frank Morgan, actor-comedian.
born SO years ago.
Malcolm Ross Of Florida, writ
er-educator. former chairman Of
Presidents Comm. on Fair EN-
ployment Practice, born in New
ark, N. j., 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
VIII fOU SAfILEy
ice The Museum

Old Aunt standing before sta
tuel-And whom does this rep
Fostnt mN dearg
haaa-M essalIna, anntie.
Auni-well, ] must say it's
M my idea ~ the italian pre-
mifg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

Kay Faraldo 5l-744.
Flo. Fauleoner 5l-7-44.
Wahnet Kovash 50-5-45.
Mrs. Caruthers $3.50.
Piedad Archer $3.50,
There were two outstanding
plays on Ladies Day Rosemary
Mathews had q bright and shin
ing birdie on No. 8, while Wahne-
ia Kovash took a sparkling three
on No. :. This recalls to mind,
too, the rare and most uncanny
three that Rosemary drew on No.
| hole a few days ago. Her sec
ond shot reached the garden, and
with deity executed putt, sank
for the three. Some of the male
golfers turned green with envy
at this reliable report.
The Gilmore Golf Tournament
played exclusively by men. of the
Navy, is still dragging at the
heels, with eleven men yet to
put foot on the course namely
Ellis, Bell, Blair, Bowers, Beadels,
Davis, Heg, Hawkins, Messick,
Mclaughlin and Powell.
The following Navy men have
posted these scores: Giffin, rs;
Biche, l73; Crawford. IT'S; Bar
tells, SO; Hannel, SO; Murray, 90;
Soltesz, Sc; Hendricks. 100; Hen
derson, 81; Martin. SO; Nowacki,
l0l; Harwood, 100; Block, 81;
When all's said and done, this
will prove to be most enlight-
ening tournament. My prediction
of the top three men would be
% Giffin; (2) Biche; (3) Solt-
esq, with Crawford running 4th
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
Y0ur Horoscope

WEDNESDAY. 9NNK 4 80
Today gives . kina anks n4
thetsc nature. TasiaYN nstlkN Ma
gam . know ledge nf she as $50
sciences. will ~ sAMuuzH ass
will make hssnaeii ua alsk
The disposition slB axat1eIls -
gent and hsn3ttslAssA STA
desire % help ard es.em.ts ~
SICK and she needy
Pizarrp eonqaeFei Fsta = iss1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
Dodgers Defeat
Giants; Braves
Beat Phillies
fspecIsi 70 Tne cIt,.~n,

NEW YORK. June l.-Brook-
lyn Dodgers defeated the New
York Giants in the only night
game played in either league last
night. The score was 9 to 4, and
the Dodgers called on four pitch
ers to turn the trick.
In the only daylight game play
ed yesterday, the Boston Braves
beat the Philadelphia Phillies, Z
to 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

Forty buildings and repair per-
inits were issued in Key West In
MAY hy Harry N. Baker. building
inspector
Edwin II Trevor, president Of
tho Key West Gornlnunity Art
Center, today, III 4 story in The
Citizen calls az residents to write
.to Senators Charles O. Andrews
and Claude Pepper and Represen-
stative Pat Cannon to support the
inclusion Of funds in the WPA
appropriation bill for the continu-
alton Or art work, otherwise the
project in Key West will expire
on June so for lack of funds.
These are busy days in the state
legislature. according to Associa-
ted Press dispatches to The Git
zen, as the closing day approach
es. Today q third sales tax bill
was introduced in the senate.
Rainfall during last month in
Key West was slightly under nor
NAL, according to report issued
today by the local Weather Bure-
au. Normal for May is 3.54 inch
es;; last month precipitation meas
ured 2.71.
Oscar founders, former Key
Wester, now stationed at Port
Everglades with the customs ser
vice, is in Key West visiting rela-.
tives.
Gene Sands of Marathon was a
visitor at The Citizens office to-
day. He said he has arranged for
a series of dances in his place at
Marathon, the first of which will
be given tomorrow night.
Miss Mary Louise Bonniwell, a
student in the Florida State Col.
lege in Tallahassee. arrived yes
terday to spend her summer va
cation in Key West with rela-
tives.
Classes for children will be
held three times weekly in Bay
view Park, under the direction of
the WPA recreation department.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"A Hollywood columnist says
Dorothy Lamour talks in her
sleep. Is that why she is being di-
yorced?'
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SKATING
Bsyview Park. Night
FRIDAY
$3.50 to 900 pm.
TENNIS
BaYview Park. Afternoons
and Nights
Daily play.
SHUFFLEBOARD
lBaYvisw parkl
Daily play.

Though people generally cut
their wisdom teeth between the
ages of 10 and rs, there are cases
on record of wisdom teeth erupt-
ing in people of IA and IS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

The little Queen of the May
will be a college queen in a few
years. Start buying Savings
Bonds for her education.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

A mole. unfed for IL hours,
will fstarve to death.
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sam, Hogue, Elliott, Potter and
Salkeld; Rowe, Konstanty and
Seminick. d
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BAMBOO BEATS FLYERS:
HOSPITAL-BLIMPRON TIE
Roberts Famed Eight
For bamboo; Only
Three Flyers Got
AZ Far As Fire, Base

- Fkket base
The Bamboo Room won over
she vxi Flyers by a score Of 5
70 Q, and the Naval Hospital and
'he hlimp-Ron played a 10 to ls
ace game last night.
Roberts Of the BAMBOO Room
Tanned eight and Henson four
lioberts made four of the FLYERS
Tan IN . row. Only three of the
Flyers reached first base.
pne ~ the first inning on a
walk. Henson in the second ON a
ineie and Sutton walked in the
seventh. sutton reached as far as
Aeepnd when Harrel is out at first
niain nat one over second and
santana made a wonderful catch
AMI quick throw 20 the first base
pas IN time Cor the last out.
u Was a great play.
The bamboo Room scored their
f'rsi run in the second, a homer
~ julius Villareal 10 right CEN
tcr. ln the fourth. Joe Mira walk
cd Julius famed. and Jack hit
one oui ~ the park over left CEN
Nc and Mira scored ahead Of
him.
Castro tripled and Roberts
doubled 10 keep the music going,
and Barber singled for four runs
and four hits. -
AZ bat the leaders were, julius
Vlllarcal with a double and a no.
meT IN three trips. Barber hit two
singles.
In the field. Fisher, Damanis
and lIarrcll starred for lthe Fly
efs and Santana. Jack Acevedo
and Castro for the Bamboo boys.
Score BY innings: II. II. Z.
Flyers 600 900 90 1
Bamhoos 0i0 400 KS 0 o
lienson and pamanis; Roberts
and Castro.
ufnANuiWt.Ca
Error: llorner; homers: Julius
and Jack Vllareal; 3-base hit:
Castrp, 2-basehit: Roberts and ].
villaraal; stolen bases: Barber;
ieft pn bases: Flyers 3, Bamboo
7 tanned. BY Roberts 3, by Hen
son 4. Walks: Henson 3. Roberts 2,
time. hour and 5 minutes. Um-
plFfs Ahsion and Griffin. Scorer
Aenilaf,
In the first game the Hospital
boyN were leading most Of the
way The Blimp boys scored three
IN the last 90 tie the score. Every
rmouaber az the Blimps hit safely
once except Pyles and scored at
least one run. cawley and Tatro
walked 20 batters, a record for
TIE league
AZ BAT the leaders were. Caw-
~ and Keppley with three hits
eaeh and Richardson, Ramon,
NFuleT, hatcher, and Tatro hit
lee eaeh. For the Hospital Krech
eaeh hli Two safely. In the field
lhe hesl we're Enos. KTech and
&hefman and Cor the Blimp men
alpef Richardson, Stein and
faifo'
Aeores n. II. Z.
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