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Evening star., 1949-12-19
BY the Associoied Press

Basketball fans in the Ken
lucky bluegrass country are an
unhappy lot these days.
Last season they boasted the
country's champion team in Ken
lucky and the No. 5 quintet in
Western Kentucky.
But at this stage it looks as If
the two schools will have a long,
hard pull to finish that high
again.
First st. Johns upset a sput-
tering Kentucky team last Thurs
day night, 69-58-7-foot Bill
Spivey and all.
Saturday Western Kentucky
dropped its first game, 55-54, to
a strong Cincinnati five. Eastern
Kentucky, another power. Joined
the defeated ranks, losing, 59-52,
to Toledo.
Purdue Springs Big Surprise.
Louisville was the fourth blue
grass team to drop its first game
last week. But that was a 62-54
whipping by Eastern Kentucky,
all in the family.
Perhaps the biggest surprise, or
maybe 1t was a def1ation. was
Purdue's 71-65 victory over a
touted all-veteran Bradley team
Saturday.
Long Island University also
showed up Oklahoma A. & M,
1881. The Aggies, No. 2 team
last season, almost certainly won't
finish high up this time. They
lack height.
L. I. u. sporting ST. record,
right now appears the best of
trio of good New York teams,
closely followed by c. C. N. Y.
(5-0) and st. Johns go.
To date the Nations unbeaten
teams include:
Nine games won-Siena, Day.
ton.
Eight games-St. Johns.
Seven games-Niagara.
Six games-Tulsa, Villanova.
Five games-Georgetown, c. C.
N. Y, Holy Cross, Iona. Auburn,
Washington State, WayneSburg
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Martins S CIings to Top
In Soccer League PIuy

Martins Bakery held to first
place in the Washington and
Suburban Soccer League yester-
day by defeating Marlboro, So.
Two quick goals by Charles Uray
early in the second half put
Martins ahead.
In the only other game yester-
day, Charles County won over
Uncle Billie's, Al.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Nativity Girls Break
St. Dominic's Streak

Nativity beat st. Dominic's. 29-
20, in the feature game of the
CYO intermediate Girls Basket
ball League yesterday at St. Mar
tins. It was st. Dominic's first
loss. Carol Davis led Nativity with
13 points, while Norma Scarb's IL
points paced the losers.
In other games st. Martin s
whipped Holy Comforter, 1920:
Blessed Sacrament trounced St
Teresa's, 41-18, and st. Francis
Xavier outscored st. Jerome's, 25-
H7
Evening star., 1949-12-19
| Harmon S Triumph
lin Havana His First
Since '48 Masters
BY the Associated Press

HAVANA, Dec. 19.-You won't
find Claude Harmon's name among
the Nations top Is golf pro money
winners of 1949, but the Nam
aroneck IN. " swinger hauled of
the biggest purse in the 10000
Havana Invitational.
Averaging slightly less than 68
a round, Harmon completed the
72 holes of the Cuban tournament
yesterday with a winning total of
271, firing a 2-under-par 10 for
his final round over the Havana
Country Club course.
The New Yorker, a home pro
who doesn't travel extensively and
passes up many Of the major
tournaments, had not won a big
one since his triumph in the Mas
ters in 1948.
Chick Harbert, the long hitting
Detroit star, also got around in
70 yesterday and finished two
strokes behind Harmon. The day
before Harbert, teamed with Ha-
vana Amateur Pedro Menocal, had
won the 54-hole best-ball pro-
amateur phase Of the tournament
with a total of 1874.
United States Open Champion
Cary Middlecoff, second only to
Sammy Snead this season in the
money-earning department. COM
pleted his final l8 holes in II to
finish third with 275. Lew Wor-
sham, Oakmont. Pa, covered the
course in So, good for 276 total
and fourth place.
After scoring a mediocre 232 for
the first 81 holes, Frank Strana-
han, Western Amateur champion
from Toledo. Ohio, passed up the
closing round.
Harbert and Joe Kirkwood OF
Hollywood, Calf. shared low
scoring honors for any one round
in the four-day competition. Each
missed tying Jimmy Demaret's
course record of 64, set last year.
by one stroke. Harbert fired a IS
last Thursday and Kirkwood did
the same yesterday.
Demaret. the veteran from DIAL,
Calf, trailed the victorious Har-
mon by 10 strokes in this first re-
newal of the tournament.
Other individual scores:
Skip Alexander. LexinRton. N. G, 81:
Joe Fs | ohsnz pns Pomer Rsdn
sfa r G., sj 800 rrsdidls HAS: =: NV orleans;
$50: Toney Penna, CINCINNATI Ssl; Al
Smith. Winston Salem: N. G. PSI: VIC
Ghezzi. deal, N. J.. 2s2; John Barnum'
Grand Rapids, Mich: 2s3: Dutch mar
rison, St, Andrews, H., 2s3: Otto Grein-
White Plains Plains. N. Y. 5ss: Rufino Gonzales
iHavana pro). ?s6: Dave DOUGLAS. VII
shohoEen, pa 2S7: Tommy Bolt Houston.
2sS: Glenn Teal. Memphis. 2SS: Jimmy
Turnesa. Briar Cliff. N. Y. 2S9: Herman
Keiser. st. Andrews, nj. 2s9: CLAYTON
%iasi White Plains, & N. Y. Sas: "a Furaol; Toysi
Reach. Fla 200.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Argentine Claims Mark
For DecuthIon Event
v $ha kxxor;ofad pYexs

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 19-En-
rique Kistenmacher of Argentina
claimed a new South American
record for the decathlon today
after scoring a total of 7,095
points.
He beat his own mark of TOLL
set in 1947 in Rio de Janeiro
The perfect score in the all
around 10-sport event in 10000.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Kensineton, Cowell Tied
For MONTGOMERY Lead

Kensington and Myron Cowell
teams remain tied for first place
in the Montgomery County Parks
Basketball League after winning
yesterday. Kensington edged
Silver Spring A. A.. 40-39. and
Myron Cowell trimmed VFW
54-34.
In other games, Toms Auto
won over Bethesda Rescue. $3.50;
Colesville defeated the Elks. 81
27, and Ig-Nore topped GPO, 81
Us.
Evening star., 1949-12-19

the 1949 sea-
son.
Certainly no
ore not te-
worthy job was
done than that
a c o m pliShed
by Bud Wilkin-
son at the Uni
versity of Okla
homa. Theper-
sonable Wnkin-
son guided the
S o o n e r S
through one OF
their toughest
Evening star., 1949-12-19
Conference games only):
Also Hos Boost For Totum
By Frank Leohy

Nofre Dome Football Cooeh
Before taking a look at any OF
the post-season games for this
year, I should like to take the op-
portunity to review some Of the
outstanding coaching perform
snces that were turned in during
Evening star., 1949-12-19

Today five years ago-Army
named football team of the
year" in Associated Press poll.
which also selected baseball's
Washington Senators as disap-
pointment of year.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
St. Johns Juniors Win

st. Johns junior basketball
team coasted to a 1925 victory
over Loyola of Baltimore's juniors
Yesterday at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1949-12-19

Today a year ago-Philadel-
phia Eagles won National Foot
ball League title, defeating Chi
cago Cardinals, TO, in driving
snoWstorm.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
College Basketball

Sundays Results.
St Francis (Pa) D. Cannon s
Dayton 53 Tampa tFla.l .,
Peoria Caterpillars 66-Colo. College Al
Today three years ago
Bobby Doerr, Boston Red Sox
second baseman. led American
League in fielding, official
averages showed.
Evening star., 1949-12-19

Today 10 years ago-In-
fielder Charley Gehringer
signed for another year with
the Detroit Tigers.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

For folI-into-winter weor.
make this oil-occosion dress Of
soft wooIen. Add friroed
dickey in hormonizino stripes
for touch Of olomour. The
dress may be mode with either
-hort or three-Quorter length
sleeves. Actress Bette Dovis
models the dress. Premiere Pot
tern No. 3l44 is for sizes ~.
y. l3. Ia. Is and l8. Size
u requires 3A yords of 54-
inch or 5 yords Of 3o-inch mo-
terioI for the dress with three
quorter sleeves. ond ! yord for
the dickey. Allow obout six
weeks for pottern orders to be
filled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03

Ei,nnlas palnes famous pham-
psl9l "Aummon Sensa." Was
bahilshea 1an io l7f6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03
Russia Halls
Newspaper
Growth

MOSCOW - tPI The Soviet
Union now has 1900 newspapers.
They appear. according to lead
editorial in the newspaper Pra-
in total edition of 81 mil
lion copies.
The Soviet Union this year
celebrated the 37th anniversary
of the first mass" edition of
I"Pravdap itself-the organ of the
Bolshevik Party as Bolshvik
Press Day
AIzvestia' on this occasion sta
ted that before the revolution
there were in Russia altogether
'859 newspar ers with a total one
time edition Of 81 million copies.
Newspapers are now published
in 80 languages of people of the
USSR in the Soviet Union, IN
Guiding 20 languages which were
not written even before the
Revolution This compares with
"a languages in which newspa-
pers were issued in imperial Rus
STA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03
Flag Booklets
Available For
Free Distribution

MIAMI, June Master Sgt
w. r. Wilson. South Florida Ma
rine recruiter, today announced
that his office has a booklet en-
titled Our Flag" which covers
the regulations and customs of
correctly displaying the national
banner. for free distribution.
The sergeant said that the
booklet was being made well in
advance of Flag Day, June IA, so
that those citizens who wish to-
disn'Hv their flags on that day
might have q chance to-refamil-
iaflze themselves with the prop
er methods.
. 'Our Flag booklets may be OBJ
tanned by writing the Marine
Corps Recruiting Office, Room
22S. Post Office Building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03
Stonccuitcrs, Not
Woodcarvers,
Visit Church

BRIGHTLINGSEA. England =
(R)-The council OF 7slts-ycaf-elsI
All Saints Anglican Church sas
down and tried to figure out
how to keep visitors from earv-
ing things in the stone walls.
They formed q plan. They bad
a wooden board nailed to a near
by oak with sign saying:
s'If you must leave your name
or initials, please put them on
this board and not on the church
walls" That was Is years ago.
So what happened? Report
from the vicar. the Rev. charles
Heard:
'sNot single initial has ever
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03
MUSTN'T SAY THE
NAUGHTY WORD

LONDON-(APl-- A nature
writer in the highly proper Lon
don Times noted with a slight
sniff that ''the older botanists be-
lieved in calling spade a
spade"
For British leaders to whom
bloody" is a naughty word, he
wrote:
Il have offended a lady by
telling her that a pretty wild
flower, growing in masses on
the cliffs, was the bloody cranes
bill.
ITO have compromised with
blood-red cranesbill would per-
haps have been more wise"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03

kmiimund Prom Page Onel
t.ahg loco une 81 the modern low
eeeI hfnes.
tNDln are urged today by the
bssiIinu d. Watch progress OF the
hmaH an "A SUES up. IL ~ now,
NlAi wili b. toanortow. IN a state
- plnairuetiun where visitors
wtIi ~ able 81 $50 iast what goes
ifsip ma hoaae. Including rs stur-
IS sappmtsn9 timbcrs and term
A. plknsf wasAt throughout
Tl4 HsnstHi home next door Is
uI&a anth . IN. daily. and Wis
l4a rsn see shat the finished
haasgn have % offer b a tour
tiAHumgh IA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03
STAIN is FAVORITE
ART SUBJECT

MOSCOW-(AP- Generalissi-
mo Stain was a favorite. subject
for many of the winners of the
Stain prizes in art this year.
Among the new works award
ed Stain prizes" wrote p. Sysoev
discussing the question in Gull
ture and Life, I'VE see a whole
series OF canvases and drawings
embodying the great image of
the leader of the Soviet people.
I'm the image of Comrade
Stain the Soviet people see the
embodiment of its best traits, its
ideals. victories and achieve
ments."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03
WILL YOU SMILE?
Enemy liz House

Angus had lived two months
in America when he went to see
a movie laid in the Canadian
wilds. Presently he saw close
up of a moose.
Il dinna ken what yon beastie
is" he remarked to his compan-'
ion.
His friend explained that it.
was moose.
"A moose?" Angus cried.
"Aweel if that is moose, / dinna
want to meet an American rat
them"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03
Employment Decreasing In
Key West; Jeff II. Knight
Explains Trend In Detail



Nlnploymeni h continuing 10
fsA 80 IN Key West. according
in fNH "a Knight Jr.. manager Of
~ horai allice of the Florida
NiNlf employment Service.
Wmklna eondltions In Key West
4s eNnlalned In detail by Mr..
hnlWht M me following state
afni lssued today
FaiIina employment marked
a. ED "a KEY Vests record
xNAina winter tourist season.
MaENFsne establishments regis
gf4ea 4 80 pef cent drop IN en-
aAFmnni below the February
nHah ietet 0featest losses oc-
eaffea in services establishments
amA mfuleAmie and retail trade
fl&ma 4high afe the industries
aasI aliected by seasonality.
kIeesraneni payFollz scored a
ksall lnefeaae because OF the
afalNam "a . few temporary
musherB Further decreases viii
sxraf M pIarlically all indus
lfif1 oufinn the next sixty days
nnlll M lo0 summer level N
seaehea
hllhnuah there has been a
sliehi pick up In construction
efnnInsnlenf DURING the spring
fNmlls. lAr AREA does not anti
NnasH the hinh level Of activity
fAaf mna experienced in l948.
We Nalaallon of huiiding per-
mIn issued curing the first four
munils u 1853 was Il per cent
sndrg lhn total for the cores
gnalnR period last year Empha-
- - huina placed on residential
fa|Iilna ~ this time, with a ST.
nIa eno ploinrt Cor 100 homes ex-
ENsird ~ set under way this
kry VESTS ten year old
f.alfIal bilNinesH h now an inn
I1lianl Part IL its economy and
tankn aernnd only 10 the Navy.
NhN mumheF "a hotel rooms i'm
NaNrd a3o per- cent during the
a..l iln peafA and al accommo-
aAlinnn wure lilled from January
o. ApfA oi thls year. One Of the
naass tpai mtgraCtkpns Of the island
f.tg h is fishing, Although COM
snrtial iishing was disappointing
IlIls Yral herause 81 mild winter
aenshrr in either areas. sport
hnhmH was very good and char
- b,,ainen had a profitable
ExaNun
lllilr change has been noticed
Il enc ooEupatlonal Characters
tisa "a ia. asukeft registered with
lhn EAkN The majority of the
men were seeking skilled. semi
skIilrd and unskilled iobs--they
wefe principally carpenters.
1Imeh drivers and laborers. APP
mnniuntriy ~ per cent Of the
uonner uefe qualified for eleri-
80 saiss wofk. Unemployment
~ lnrfeased pboui fifty per cent
nsa wlil probably continue TO
eianb upwmgd AZ employers cut
ths,f rsafis down 10 sumner
m4|malma.
%lhe pflneipsl demand for
wWknfN oontinucs % come from
nMnNteW establishments and |
- als hoaseholds beeause Of the
hsh rats 81 turnover among ser
eifr aofknfa Labor needs for
ia nenl leu months will consist /
entlrrlY "a REFRESHMENTS since no
eNNausfun - planned Tor the
afea DURING me summer. Hiring |
IaIIewlnN me same general pat
tefn in April ~ In January, with |
sN&Nif establishments and priv
afe huunehoian absorbing 20 per
eeuf "a ne ln3 persons placed by !
lI14 FAk8 Wage ranges remain
unehanecd eKccpi ior service
tulm whleh ate being offered for
slightly lesa than during the /
etnsaf nnntha"
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GOVERNOR FULLER

Continued From Page Oney
orgia, rents had been increased
100 per cent. Action was then
taken Immediately to put Amer
icus back under control, with the
result that landlords have been
forced to cut down rentals to
their former level.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03

The snorkel, device which
permits submarines to breathe"
while under water, was placed on
Dutch ships before World War IL
and perfected by the Germans
during the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03
VILL YOU SMILE?
First

His Rich Aunt-And what has
brought you to town, Reginald?
Nephew Just up to see the
sights, Auntie. SO I thought I'd
call on you first.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-03

/ Historians believe that the
brass" referred to IN the Bible
was bronze.
Evening star., 1949-02-26

ber of the Christian Church and
of the Odd Fellows.
He is married and has daugh-
ter. A son died.
In 1912, when last in the House,
Mr.. Ramsay introduced the first
Federal voting bill for servicemen,
and it was passed.
Evening star., 1949-02-26
Rodio Bible Quiz

Featured on the "Quizspiration'
the Bible Quiz Kids will appear
tonight at 7 o'clock over Station
WWDC.
Participants will be between the
ages of 5 and 13. They are:
Betty Heap, Peter Wiles, Janet
Rae Dortzbach, Richard Knight,
Ruth Prentice and Ray Anderson.
Evangelist Dale Crowley will be
master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1949-02-26
Reserve Group Plans
Poll on Guard Merger

The membership of the Reserve
Officers Association of the United
States is to be polled on the ques-
tion of whether the National
Guard and the Organized Reserve
of the Army should be merged, in
line with the recommendations of
the Gray report.
The associations national exec
utive committee. in session here,
supported the Gray Boards pro-
posal. However, Col. Clarence E.
Barnes. of Guthrie. Okla. ma
tional president. pointed out the
executive committees report is
advisory and that the official
stand can be determined only by
the poll.
Evening star., 1949-02-26
New Faces in Congress
R. L. Romsoy, West Virginia Democrat,
Back in House After 6-Yeor Absence

Representative Robert L. Ram
say of the 1st West Virginia Dis
trict. a Democrat, had been away
from Congress six years, when he
returned to the House for the
current session. Previously, how
ever. he had served four terms.
Mr.. Ramsay first was elected in
1882. He was reelected in 1884
and 1886 and chosen by the voters
again in 1910. After serving his
last term. he returned to his legal
work and became, successfully, a
special assistant to the Attorney
General of the United States and
assistant Attorney General of
West Virginia.
He was born in New Cumber-
land, w. Va, and attended the
schools of Hancock County. In
1901, Mr.. Ramsay was graduated
from West Virginia University
with a law degree. He began the
practice of law in New Cumber-
land and later moved to Wells
burg.
From 1905 to 1890, Mr.. Ramsay
was city attorney of Follansbee,
w. Va. He served two terms as
prosecuting attorney of Brooke
County from 1908 to 1912 and 1916
to 1920.
Mr.. Ramsay has been member
of the Board of Governors of West
Virginia University. He is a men,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10

12-foot boat. 1917 Petronia ST.
jan6-6tx
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Harry Harris And
Julia FOrsythe
To Handle -.
Drive Details

County Commissioner Harry
Harris and Mrs. Julia Forsythe
both well known on the Florida
Keys for their civic efforts. have
accepted appointments to handle
the March of Dimes campaign in
their areas. III,
Mrs. Forsythe, secretary of the
Marathon Chamber of Com
merce, will distribute posters,
coin collectors and literature in
Marathon and adjacent territory,
while Commissioner Harris will
handle Tavernier and the Upper
Keys.
Meanwhile, the county cam
paign director in Key West an
nounced today that arrange
ments have been completed for
staging the famed 10l Ranch
wild west and rodeo show here
Jan. $3.50 for benefit of the
March of Dimes.
The show, owned by Col. lack
Miller of Ponca City Oklahoma,
carries with it 10l head of live
stock and more than 60 persons.
Forty per cent of advance ticket
sales will 60 to the March of
Dimes, and Is per cent of ticket
sales at the gate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10
CONVERTIBLE COUPE
CONTAINING GROCERIES
RECOVERED BY DEPUTY

Deputy Hernandez states that
one sailor, Angelo B. Meraz, was
sitting behind the wheel in the
car and the other sailor. George
r. Paruck, was standing beside
the car. Hernandez, said further
that, as he approached, .Paruck
dropped packages and cans on
the sidewalk.
The sailors were taken to the
Jail and Hernandez returned for
the automobile, which has an
Ohio license plate, QT7l2. In Jail
this morning, the sailors denied
they were in or near the car.
Meanwhile, the sheriff's office
has not yet heard from the own.
er of the car, or the owner Of
the groceries that were in the
car. The sailors are being held
for investigation.
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FOR SALE-BOATS AND
MARINE MOTORS

Gray marine engines and service.
c. r. Smith, opposite Firestone
Station, Marathon. jan1-1mo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10
Two Sailors, One LIN
Car, Other Near 1t,
Arrested And Locked
Up In County Jail

A 1948 convertible Buick coupe
is at the sheriff's office waiting
for its owner to call to claim it.
The car was seized at Sis
this morning by Deputy Sheriff
Sergio Hernandez at Caroline
and Whitehead street, and two
sailors, one in the car and the
other standing beside it, were ar
rested and locked up in the
county Jail.
On the back seat and in the
bottom of the car were piles of
groce lies of various kinds.
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pEADLINE

DEADLINE
To insure publication, copy
must be in the, office before IL
O'Clock on the day of publica.
ton.
Business office in The Citi-
zen Building, corner Greene !.
and Ann Streets. Door to the
right on entering building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10

The bureau of Agricultural
Economics reported that sample
survey showed five persons re-
ported injured during the first
four months of 1913 for every
100 farms. .....
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@JALousIE HARDWARE

We offer to manufacturers, brass
operating hardware for wood
and glass .jalousies adjustable
: louvres): The most successful
= and widely. used jalousie on the
. market PRO-TECT-U JALOU-
SIZE CORP, 4525 Ponce de Leon
Blvd, Coral Gables, Fla.
!. II -, 49,, - janl0-6t
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FOR SALE-PRoMISSARY
- 3 ~ NOTES

Notes Promissary), 1c each.
Minimum five. Artman Press,
Citizen Bldg, Phone 81.
f~a,;..s t.'@ dec27-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10

Close-in 3-bedroom, house and l.
bedroom garage apartment. Elk
cellent investment for couple or
? family. Live in one and rent
the other. Shown, by appoint
ment only. Come to our office
for details. Johnson & John
son, Agents. jan776t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10

Key West supper. home-cooked.
Saturday, Jan. %, s to 8 pm.
Key West Woman's Club. 3l9
Duval. $3.50 per person. Tick
cts sold at Woman's Club or
cal 500 J. ..... i,mtO.1at
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REPAIRS-RADIO

Radio repairs, while U-wait. Low
standard prices by catalog. IA
years radio experience in man.
ufacturing plants. lll6 White
head Street. Phone 769-M.
jan7-15tX
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PAYMENT


first
the part OF the advertisement "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10

Robinson Jefiers of Carmel,
Calf, poet. born in Pittsburgh,
81 years ago, '"-@''''s : '---
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10
Leaders Named For
Keys Dimes Campaign
Interesting Notes;

A check on a field of clover
recently showed more than four
fifths of the pollinating insects
were honey bees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10

Owls live mostly on animal
food, captured alive-mice, rats
and other small mammals as well
as birds of various species.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10

Subdivision lots for sale. Ideal
fishing camp and home site To-
cation, ocean to highway front
age, cleared. graded, waters
dredged channel on each lot,
% miles, from Key West. Resi-
dent agent on premises; $1,000
to $1,000. Summerland Key, c/o
Ramrod Key Pc, Fla. Phone
Summerland Key No. l., q
. ~ jan7-l2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Immediate service. domestic or
commercial. Holbrook Refrig'
Grafton Service, Phone 724-W.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-10

The eyes of an owl are fixed
immoveably in its head, so it
must move its wholeS head TO
change the line of vision. =