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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08

!. Men who know not how to
choose will pass up gold for a bottle
of booze.
2 Some men are so physically
weak they can hardly move, but
can always find a way to keep up
with race horses.
8. One man won't let another
cheat him, if he knows it; but toe
often they cheat themselves.
4. If men lived by the desire only
to be honest and true, then heart
aches and trials in this world would
be light and few.
5. But because there are men who
think they are wise, but do other
wise you and have to suffer by the
tricks they devise.
6. Thus the path of all men are
ensnared with thistles and painful
IF thorns all because so many de-
)ceptOrs are smiling beneath a pair
of horns.
z. If men could only sense the
Masters wisdom in His admonition
of "preferfng one another" there
would always be plenty of every
thing good to go around to every
man and his brother.
s. But so few men learn to use
horse-sense and develop an honest
heart, is the reason why nations are
so far apart.
=. Being "our brothers keeper"
makes every man reaper and a
discouraged weeper.
TO- This world is full Of sorrow
and fear because men persistently
eVade God rather than to Him draw
near.
IL. The newspapers daily would
carry a much different page If men
by their own foolishness weren't al
ways in a rage.
IL But just as sure as the night
follows the day, this old world will
have sorrows as long as men live
any kind a way.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08
AVG Asks Atty. Gen.
Clark To Put
Associated Klans
Of Georgia" On Sheet

WASHINGTON = (ANP) - Ac-
cording 10 the American Veterans
committee here last week, the Ku
Klux Khan is escaping the conse-
quences of being on Atty. Gen. Tom
Clark's list of subversive organiza.
tions by using an alias.
This charge was contained in a
letter addressed to Clark by Gilbert
A. Harrison, AVG national chair.
man, which read Your office lists
the Ku KluX Kan as subversive
organization. There is no such or.
ganiZation now carrying out the
principles generally associated with
Evening star., 1949-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1910; good condition.
$3.50 or best offer. Call oW. 9ls9.
sTUDEBAKER AZ Cdr: h.; 1905,
$50 down. SOUTHERN CAR WHOLE
sTUDEBAKER 1947 2-dr. Champion
Regal de luxe; beaut. green. r.; and
gREENWAY. 7o7 Maine ave. s'~.
sPPtDdEGss2skER Fl dGs2s 1a4s Champion 's stsr-
radio. heater; 5000 actual miles.
from brand new, $1,295, sos
down. BELL MOTORS, b010 Wis.
ave-. WO. 5000. 10
STUDEBAKER 194S Land Cruiser A.
dr.; overdrive, radio. heater; This
ySay every way; 'ar must a'i1s BE- seen % to Be ap.
preciated: 1895. S295 down, BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave-. ,Wo.
WiLIYs nIIG station wagon 1919; origl-
nal 1000 miles; like new, $l,lb0.
Can be seen at 412 llth st. sw.'
WfELYs Vii H'irj i94s Jeep; the all.purpose
car for city and country; lst.class
cond.; terms and trade; only Sbgb.
MANHATTAN AUTO d RADIO Co.
Parts, both sides OF 7th st. at r
NV, NO, 1867. -1&
WILLYs AMERICAN .1041--clean as
can be. peri: mech; cond;; S22b.
hwy; cH; 1000; o.o lis
front Wheel drive; s2ab. MErRo.
POLITAN MOTORS. N. Y. ave. and
Bladensburg I'd. 81
IDEAL end CAR for your wife-194s
English built convertible, smart
looking. for $3.50. See manager, In
vestment Bldg. Garage. 1914 L
Evening star., 1949-12-17
STATION WAGONS

CROSLEY 1948 station wagon; lst
class condition; guar. D. c. and Va.
inspection; terms and trade only
S325. MANHATTAN AUTO a. RA-
do CO., Authorized Austin sales,
service, parts. Both sides of 7th St
at r NV. NO. 1857. is
CHEVROLET 1912 station wagon; an
excel. buy at this special low price;
only S325; easy terms. MANHATTAN
AUTO IL RADIO CO., Authorized
Austin sales, service. parts. Both
sides Of 9TH st. at r NV. NO. 1857.
Evening star., 1949-12-17
AUTO TRUcKs-sALE Cont. J
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE iMMEDfATELY - 194e
Chevrolet vans. stakes; panels and
piesspps fIar tEI hire EpNTr bE day wk gE f9R
SELF. 1923 L st NV. ME. T0l1.
hauling, contract work: insured;
prompt; reas. rates. Ju. 7-7157. 20'
TRACTOR and GAIT. platform trailer,
white driver. for hire. day, wk:, or
mo: DI. 6613 after 8 pm. 17s
Evening star., 1949-12-17
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WANTED-1OO USED CARS, ali
msnds msnes ans aRs MoroR co 4oSo 90
NSSsR,aav ave s.RGTivI nT TA hr4sea 4fqS IN sl sdvr
for / week Fords and Chevrolets
500 Ssntsfj Suros Ss 1sntsa TA ssol this mon month
/ owner and garage-kept cars: will
also sell your car at retail price for
$25, Don't delay, deal today. Morris
4 Hughes. 1914 Georgia ave. NV.
raiR, All siS5 HONEST ArrRA1sALs on al.
MsskEsEE7dSsoNTiAc. s iss. [ St. = NV"
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR. new
and get get cash. WoLFE MOTORS
SEE US BEFORE YOD SELL,
POHANKA SERVICE. INC. 112d
Goth st. NV. EX. $500
100 needed for Southern trade. I'M
mediate cash. r. I. MOTORS. 1890
Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 9774.
CAROLINA AUTO BUYERS INC.
We want cars regardless Of price;
don't trade on a new car or sell to
portunity to buy at your price. We
need 100 cars. 1889 to 1949.
If car is not paid for will pay
OF valance and pay cash difference.
One Of Washingtons Oldest exclusive
used car buyers. All cash or certt-
ned checks: can for inspection and
and MR. I r .m sASBERss S1ofss spnsay No' $3.50 q.
16nS EVarfS ct NE
Evening star., 1949-12-17
PLYMOUTHS
BRAND NEW

1e49 Special de luxe 4-door sedans,
all colors, 81, ,695: S296 down, bal
ance at 80 through our bank. Your
down payment includes your tags,
title and notary fee. 81. $500 or
81. S203. Dealer.
Evening star., 1949-12-17

OPEN DAILY TILL O..
SAT. TILL 5; SUN, 10 TILL 3.
Shop in comfort at washington's Is
largest indoor showroom. We try. to
keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Some cars have radios
and heaters.
HILL & TIBBITTS
WAsH.'s OLDEST FORD DEALER.
lila Vermont Ave. NV, MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-12-17

DE SOTO 1941 de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
r. and h., perfect running condition;
S600, EX. 1O79. is
DE SOTO le4I custom convertible;
r, b. and defroster, brand-new top.
orig. black finish; perfect inside and
out; $5e5, $255 down, monthly pay
ments to suit you. WILLIAMS,
1929 R. I. ave. ne. -lo
DE SOTO 1941 Custom sedan: IN
good running condition; 1894; only
S1Oo down. with small weekly pay
ments. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1881 BIadensburg I'd. Ii. 3-SSOO.
Evening star., 1949-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD l949 sedan; equipped, low
mileage; Sl.594, $3.50 down. Why
1881 Bladensburg rd.. Ii. 3-sso0.
PACKARD 1947 100; r. and h;
Sl,1s5, $50 down. SOUTHERN
Evening star., 1949-12-17
LUSTINE-NICHCLSON
MOTOR co.
$500 BALTIC. BLVD.
Hyattsville, Nd, WA. 7200
BE WISE

IT'S SMART TO DEAL WITH A
OLDsMOBILE DEALER, WHOSE 26
YEARS OF PROVEN SERVICE is
YOUR ASSURANCE OF CONTINUED
SERVICE AND SATISFACTION.
Evening star., 1949-12-17

W." Is
FORD 1s4s custom 8 Fordor; heater.
radio. Fendix, seat covers; Sl,395
Or best offer. EN-. 1874. -lS
FoRD lo4a e9nv Tado oor ad hsa1s[ trans
CLUTCH, II. end. beaut; red, rssi
leather uphol., like brand new inside
and out. 5000 or best offer. ME.
1926 after 4:30 pm; -ls
F9R1 ls49 Custom. .,t,sa ,ss sedan; @n1, Of, OF,
new title and guarantee. Expertly
low RS1AIn Miles. .a metallic gray flnish. Gus.
tom radio, fresh air heater; safety
1s fa seat ww coTsss ses sSss Sas taT
sienals. over $500. of new car
cost tcost S2,O2s), "a mos: to pay.
Fq1l pTjSs p9s.s 81 8 e4S bf b9qAsSSa qbsSa FooT; opsn
rokD sas eaa isa7 ssad SEDAN: equipped; a quality
payments: Why pay more? AUTO
I'd; ne, II. 3-ss00. -29, Pc
FoED eas lsfg ssf Ssaan sS sssSpiDassi asRn
XGfo xeeEl, %RHoERsAIERs Razasnss Mas P7s1 P7s Bla
densburg rd. ne. Ii. 3-sS00. 20
FORD Al convertible: At Mercury
engine; r. and h.: $3.50. AT. 1852.
FORD 1888 VS. Fordor sedan; al
ways owner driven and kept in
good running cond: price. S275.
|. Call original OWNER, WI. 1886;
FORD cPE.: heater, sealed beam
fice. .DU. 1857. before IL am.
FORD 1856 Tudor: new motor; S235;
no down payment. SOUTHERN CAR
WHOLESALERS, 2150 Bladensburg
FORD 1889 Tudor; radio and heater;
S315 or best offer. 322 11th st. Sc.
TR 0533.
FORD 1889 Fordor de luxe; black. In
good running shape and at low price.
1917 L st. NV. Elk. 67O0. 1s'
Evening star., 1949-12-17

S295: $50 down. METRoPoLiTAN
MOTORS. N. Y. ave. and Blad; I'd.
DODGE 1947 club coupe; heater. ac-
cessories; / owner: $1.195 or best
offer. ia. 5197. IL
DODGE '39 2-dr. de luxe sedan: r.
h.. dir signal. new battery. new seat
covers. 3-yr. motor; excel. cond.;
S325. RA. 4635. 1S'
DODGE 1893; r. and h.: good cond.;
good Transportation; $3.50. IA. 2917.
Evening star., 1949-12-17

edan; in good run
now bargain-priced
500 down with
payments. AUTO
1871 Bladensburg
S00 20
Evening star., 1949-12-17

,edan; in good run
now bargain-p priced
500 down with
payments. AUTO
1891 Rladensburg
Evening star., 1949-12-17

STUDEBAKER 1941 Commander
sedan; in good running condition;
payments. Afro WHoEEsAIERs.
1881 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-s800.
sTupEBAKER 1s4e sedan; heater
she So; 4 iseSi Sor9gs. 9sgs s9"9R:
sTUDERaknE ssd knnfEafiqss4Pp!E is4T ds club
EofifAN a1d Ri sSfoss ssSsf ssc 4 soER Mss0d sad
sFFlH6EBRKIFER FlHsSfEhBsRsaKIFE ri dde47 4-dr. champion; Se
maroon, has radio, heater. good
rubber. A real buy at only 81 1,195.
See Major Conger, ROYAL MOTORS,
) INC, Packard Dealer, 4430 Conn.
ave. NV, EN-. 0405.
STUDEBAKER 1941 Commander"
sedan; in good running condition;
394; $100 down, with small Tessy
1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-ss00.
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion. 2-dr.;
chanical condition; S345. ERWIN
FORD CO., INC, Lee hwy and Chain
Bridge I'd, Fairfax, Va. Ask opera
STuDEBAKER i948 Land Cruiser;
radio, climatizer, turn signal lights,
7 W.s.-w. tires; like new; low mileage;
Phone BE. 7oi3. is
STUDEBAKER ie4e Champion con-
vertible de luxe; under 1000 mi;
orig. owner likes car but must sell;
$1.995. Phone Annapolis 9291.. COL
lect. 10
Evening star., 1949-12-17

oLDSsMoBILE 1s41 "ss" club coupe;
sell; $3.50 or best offer. UN. O040.
oLDsMoBILE 1s4s model "7s" sedan;
beautiful, black, finish; Wv. tires;
fully equip. with r, h, Hydra-Matic
car is really clean; 81 ,495. CAPITOL
CADIL,LaAaC-oLDs CO.. 1922 22nd st.
oEbsaoBiLE Hn; ssSei AZ de luxe club as sedan;
1-owner car; 10000 actual miles;
LOO. Can o.; 1851. lis
runnins condition: S4s4, only 500
down, with small weekly payments.
AUTO WHoLEsALERss; sIas das1 Bls, so
oIDsMobEE ai1ssp5f e. is4l Ii club sSsaS eOape
good running condition: now only
Sssnentsi Sssa; sioo AuTo eHon wHoaEsAM aps Gsasy
1871 Bladensburs I'd. Ii. 3-ssoo.
OLDsMoBILE 1916 4-door sedan;
Equipped with Hydra-Matic; . quality
car; $s94; $3.50 down; small weekly
sALEks. 17si Blsdensburs I'd. Ii.
Paekxkp siss2xgip 1860; brand-new; never
PACKARD demonstrators t2); can
be equipped to suit your wishes;
only $2,195, full price. terms avail
| able. See Major Conger, ROYAL
MOTORS, INC, Packard Dealer,
4430 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. p405;
PACKARD 1910 "110" sedan; fine
maroen finish, good rubber, clean
transportation for only 1895, terms
available. See Major Conger. ROY
AL MOTORS, INC, Packard Dealer,
dd2n Tnnn W. EM. t4tjn
PACKARD 1942 Clipper 4-dr.; ST. 900
or best offer: excellent cond. $3.50
LIVINGSTON rd: Sc. -lS
PACKARD 1941 4-dr. sedan, "11G';
excel. cond.; r. and h.; new paint
and, new slip covers; $400. 1914
PACKARD '46 4-dr.; &c." 1 owner,
spotless orig. black finish, :. and b.,
In new car cond.; guaranteed, ST.
l45, $3.50 down. ROYAL MOTORS
PACKARD. IL Kennedy st. NV,
To. $500. -1S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01

and Dion played well for the los
ers and Custer, Blanchette, Hake
and Mccormick were the best for
winners.
Score: r. H. E.
Tides-Inn -. 600 OLA o. s. 3
Sonar School 100 200 VII 2 Z
s. Griffen, Knowles and Flei-
tas; Hake, Mccormick and Ed
wards.
Stolen bases :Fleitas Q, Barber
2, Henriquez, Oropesa. Viscol
Sheriff., Darlington, Buckweitz;
sacrifice hit: Dion: struck out: by
Hake 4, by Griffen 2, by Knowles
2; bases on balls: off Hake III off
Griffen S, off Knowles 8; double
play: Henriquez to Fleitas; time
of game: 40; umpires: Sands
and Red" Patterson; scorer:
,Aguilar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
WHO KNOWS?

|. low many people lived on
u. SsfarTns in 1919?
2. The March of Dimes" col.
lected record amount this
year, How much was raised?
5. How are the March 81
Dimes funds used.
How many forest fines were
repoytsd in 1882
5. What IS tie chief cause Of
forest fires?
6. What State recently aban-
doned the gallows and turned 10
the electric chair as punishment
for capital 0ffehses?
2. When was the Eiffel Tower
built?
8. Are women's feet larger
or smaller than before the war?
9. What is the largest island
in the Atlantic?
10. To what country does
Madagascar belong?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
THE ! ANSWERS.

/. 27,776,000.
2. v$25, $4,000. compared with
last years total of SCI, 900, 900.
8. Half goes for research, edu-
cation, and training programs;
the other half remains in local
chapter, treasures for fighting
polio outbreaks and caring for
victims.
4. 1872, a new low.
s5. Mans carelessness is blam-
ed for 67.2 per cent and lightning
for 32.8.
6. West Virginia.
7. In 1899.
8. Larger-between one and
two sizes, on the average.
g. Greenland.
10. France.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
SOFTBALL STANDINGS
Bayview Park)
CLASS ~"
CLASS 'E"
TODAY IN HISTORY
know Amefical


l79O-The first national census
starts.
1876 - Colorado admitted to
Statehood.
l9O7-Birth of the Army Air
Forces: the Army Signal Corps
establishes the Division of Aero
nautics.
l9ll-U. S. Postal Savings
Banks first established.
l9l4-Germany formally de-
clares war on Russia-World War
1919 - Army troops suppress
race rioting in Chicago.
l933-First official appearance
of the N. r. A. Blue Eagle.
l9S4-United States relinquiSh-
es her rights in Haiti after IL
years.
l94l-President Roosevelt bans
aviation gas to Japan.
\ l943-Some IT'S American Lib
orators from North Africa bomb
Rumanian oil refinerieS.
lg43-Race rioting in Harlem
section of New York City.
l946-Five-man civilian board
to control and develop the atom
bomb set up when President
Roosevelt signs bill for it.
l947-General Motors increases
list prices 2 TO 6 per cent.
l948-3 Air Force Superfortres-
SEES make first nonstop round trip
transcontinental flight in under
% hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
Hospital
Patients


1f Joint uSO Noes and ARC
hospitaI patients fishing party
angled successfully for snappers
and grunts from the old Boca Chi
ca Road bridge on Wednesday az
ternoOn.
The fishermen included: w. r.
Perry-BT2, O. @. Ingulsrud- RI.
]. M Gardner EMFN, L. b. Mink
SIN r Ennis SN, r. L. Dewitt SIN,
and n ]. Gallagher HIN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
DODGERS BEAT CARDS;
RED SOX TAKE INDIANS
New York Yankees
And Chicago White
Sox Split; Tigers
Blank Senators Twice
Especial to The citizens

Especial to The CitizenN
NEW YORK, Aug. Brook.
Ign Dodgers won yesterday from
the st. Louis Cardinals, AZ, the
Brooks being cooled by Pitcher
Newcombe.
Other National games found
the New York Giants winning
twice from the Cincinnati Reds,
100, go: Boston Braves and
Pittsburgh Pirates splitting pair
and the Philadelphia Phillies
winning from the Chicago Cubs,
5-4.
Boston Red Sex yesterday de-
feated the Cleveland Indians, g.
O; New York Yankees and the
Chicago White Sox dividing a
couple; the Detroit Tigers twice
whitewashing the Philadelphia
Athletics. and washington Sena-
tors beating the st. Louis Browns,
7-3.
The ScOreS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
Ilsneln nouhleheasIer
Al Iiayslre PARIS
smilh lanr Tenn
nale llnsn. Dairy

slle henAef lmnnlIs nftbaIl
aa AalaaSiag ~ lhs Esayview
FmA wNfa won ~ namlno Room
N f'se NxNtaF NrlIuol nine. The
i aansE wae Balnfn,o 2. Adams
klaEf B aNa So ferun.i Same. So
nsf axisosa a.. Ties lnn s.
A. tIH ira SAME hoberts held
- fsAnH len q four hiis and
t4I8 tlleln muFeiess Ior five
lfauss Ia the sixlh he weaken.
es awi waiknsi three aud nunsy
Nfiafesl sfnNle,l. an crror and .
asti ultfh md ne Adams scored
sNtee fans
Nlse Namlao noum scored four
IH ne fNat. enunah to win on one
"a tun errurs. two walks. Tor 4
sans 4 triple ~ Jack and a
aaatiN ~ Kerr gave the Smith
iianR is.VE . fma in the third and
- tisR aasemfh JULIUS doubled and
Santana singled. q walk and two
HaNa sfslfra
"A hai. Alhio Acevudo. Santana
aTal ksfr eneh hit two for The
wnners end ViIlareal, Malgras
ana Faliun and Sands each hit
slHAlEs 81 tire losers In the field,
Alhln. 6sntana. Mira, Sutton and
ii,pkins fnr the winners and Vii
lafral , Lewis. Al Cruz and Fall
han wxfe tf.e best for losers.
smfN. r.. II. +
mam,lmo 4ol 600 al Q |
Aaams coo COS 0--3 4
flalnfis sne hopkins: Lee Crit
fsn Esd Nillareal.
3bsaR hii. Jack villareal: q
haae has. Acevedo 2. Kerr. julius
NilleFeal: stolen bases: Santana,
4 fRwis. vsllareal: sacrifice hit;
Sanfsf dolshle plays: Cruz 10
Sterling. Santana 10 Mira. Mira
funasaistedl; struck out: by Rob-
efts q ~ Criffen 2: bases on
haila, ct naberts s. off Griffen
4. tine IL game: 10: umpires,
5aspsr Walker. d. Williams and
patirrEon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
KERR LEADING HITTER
IN CLASS "A" LEAGUE
4. Villareal And
Santana Tied For
second Place With
Average OF $50

PEDRO Aguilar. official scorer
of ne s0ltball leagues, today re-
leased the official records of
Glass "A" League. showing that
Kerr. with an average Of .484, q
dnlp ~ .06z points. is the leading
hller; J. Villareal and Santana.
each with $50. are tied for second
place.
Following Is the official record
a fslnes "a" League:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01

In tle second game. the Sonar
aehfnl class n league clubs won
ever the Class A Tides Inn by q
30 g. 8 score. The Tides Inn had
. 80 n.ghf for the Sonar pitch
efs walked ~ baiters and allowed
three hats and Sonar had seven
hlts. Griffin walked five and
knawles three. sue Griffin lasted
! nnd one third innings. He was
Touched Cos u runs and D hits.
Knowles did not allow a run
and only one hit. Hake pitched
shs lall aa'ne for the Sonar boys
nnsl ne ain ball had them pop
nsna 40 TIE outfield did not have
! pui oat. while the infield handl-
81 3 pop flies. :.
AZ NJ. the leaders were Carl
innton with two safeties. and IN
slsu field. Fieitas. Kerr, Henriquez
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
BAMBOO, SONAR SCHOOL
Won GAMES SATURDAY
Sports Calendar
SOFTRALT.
iBsyvisw PARA. Mighty

t1ayvisw Pafk. Nishtl
FIRST Game: 7:30
MONDAY
First-Op-Dev-Sta VS.. Nava
Hospital.
Second-Tides-Inn VS.. Adams
Dairy tgame brought up from
August I'D.
TUESDAY,
First-Sonar School VS.. Blimp.
Ron.
Second - VX-l Flyers VS.
Adams Dairy.
THURSDAY
First-OpDevSta VS.. Sonar
School.
Second-Bamboo Room vs.
Tides-Inn (game brough,
down from Monday. Aug. 81
FRIDAY
First - Naval Hospital VS.
BlimpRon.
Second-Bamboo Room VS.
.vx-i Flyers.
BASEBALL
Island City Baseball League .
Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon)
To be announced.
GOLF
Municipal Golf Course
(Stock Island)
Daily and Sunday play.
SKATING
BaYvisw Park. Night
FRIDAY
7:30 to 900 pm.
TENNIS
Dayvisw Park. Afternoons
and Nights
Daily play.
SHUFFLEBOARD
tBaYvisw pafkl
Daily play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01

Roberts won 5. lost none.
williams won I, lost none.
Feit won I, lost none.
Knowles won !. lost none.
&. Sweeting won 2, lost two.
l.. Griffen won ]. lost one.
Z. Valdez won I. lost none.
AFias, Joe Lewis. and Sinclair
have each lost one and won none
Jenkins lost three.
Richards lost two.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
Do You KnOiC That

The velocity of the dragon fly
may rise to nearly go miles per
hour.
Business hours in Buenos Aires
is normally from 8 TO noon and
from 2 to 6.
The best picture five years ago.
in 1914, was Going My Way. ="
and the best actor. Bing Crosby.
the best actress, Ingrid Bergman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01
Interesting Notes

TornadoeS take a path rarely
exceeding a quarter of a mile in
width.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01

The antelope jack rabbit gets
its name from its habit of Flash
ing" the white hairs on its rump
in the manner of pronghorn ante
lopes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-01

California is the leading pro-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

I NeWcOmbe and CampaneIIa;
Staley, Martin, Reeder and Cara
giola.
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First Came
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Zaballa and Mueller; Raffens-
berger, Vandermeer, Lively, Fan
ovich and Howell.
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Sain and Crandall; Chambers,
Sewell, Casey and Fitzgerald, Nc
Cullough.
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Jansen and Mueller; Peterson,
Lively, Burkhart and Cooper.
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Werle, Gumbert and Fitzger-
aid; Voiselle, Hall, Potter and
Livingston. Crandall.
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Standing Senate Committees

Banks and Banking, Jones, En- gebreth, Dawes and Butrovich.
 Education, Public Health and Morals, and Veterans Affairs: Nerland, Mackenzie, Huntley and Lyng.
 Elections, Election Laws, Per Diem and Mileage: Dawes, Lyng, McCutCheon, Barr.
 EngrOSsment and Enrolment:
 Mackenzie, McCutcheon, Lyng, Nerland
 Finance and Corporations: But rovich, Munz, Mackenzie, Enge- Dreth.
 Fisheries, Game and Agricul- ture: Huntley, Peratrovich, Jones, Barr.
 Judiciary and Federal Relations: Collins, Jones, Garnch, Rivers.
 Labor and Commerce: Garnich, Butrovich, Anderson, McCutch- con.
 Mining and Manufacturing: An derson, Dawes, Collins, Huntley.
 Municipal Affairs and Public Utilities: Engebreth, Barr, Ander- son, Dawes.
 Printing, Purchasing and Con- tingent Expenses: McCutcheon Jones, Peratrovich, Nerland.
 Rules: Lyng, Butrovich, Enge- Oreth, Garnick.
 Taxation and Revenue; Rive"s Munz, Mackenzie, Butrovich.
 Territorial Offices and Institu- tions: Munz, Garnick, McCutch- con, Collins.
 Transportation, Highways and Navigation: Barr, Munz, Peratro- vich, Huntley.
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Marines To Get Cold Weather Training In flask a

SAN DIEGO, Calf. LPD - TWl thousand U. s. marines will leave late Tuesday or early "Wednesday for Alaska cold weather nlareu- vers, the l1th Naval Distric, said tonight.
 They will continue practice of Coronado strand prior 10 the 3C- parture.
 Two transports-the Bronx ana the Skaget-moved out tonight to anchor off the strand and par ic.- pate in the final warm weather drills.
 The marines, commanded DT Brig. Gen. Harry B. Liveruedge, compose the seventh battalion landing team from Camp Pend,e- ton.
 They have been training out of the Pacific fleets Coronado am phibious base for two weeks.
 Scheduled 10 sail with he ,tan-- ports are the supply ship George Clymer and the command ship Mt. Mckinley.
 Other fleet units, including rhe carriers Boxer and Baroko, wi. leave here and Long Beach aoou- Feb. 70 take part in the "a,.ack" " T Kodiak Island.
 About 54 ships of the first task fee, and t8,000 sailors vii, par ticipate.
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 Jump From Plane In Seven Seconds
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26-year-old combat veteran said the plane was too low for him to jump.
 "I braced, sat down in canvas jump seat, and thought This is it. What of my wife and child'?"
 The beetle-bodied plane a C-82, sloughed into the scrub pine and Sandhills and i've probably would have made it except for two lousy trees" the sergeant said
 The plane sheared off one toe at the base and uproo:ed anothr and then caught fire.
 ''I ran to the front of the plane and got one of the creWmen ou. of the burning compartment but it was too late. He was dead,