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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-12
New Method for Cold Prevention

Most people believe sianE she
only wgy 10 get rid Of crlsd is
70 wait Il Gut A famous doctor
nnce said that cold could be
cured in IL days with TOP med.
Seal therapy, or that one could
k1O without medicine and wait IL
havs for nature to cure St. Up
anntil now, that has been gen.
orally true.
But this year II can be Eif-
9erent. il IL now possible ITO
Kill off 3 cold before it has d
ehance 10 get started. This is
Zone BY taking an A.stishlBtasnine
pill when you feel the FIRST sign
coming on The notwithstanding
method Of cold prevention was
developed by the Navy Medi-
cal Department iufinr the war.
The navy administered an anti
histanine drug for colds IN ex-
&ensive clinical tests. After care
Eni tabuintipn Of Tasuits, il
announced that 20 per cent Of
sill cases where treatment WIS
begun immediately after the
airst symptoms were Selt, the IN
Eipient cold was stuppeds1n those
Eases where colds were well es-
kabliEhed, use Of the drug pro
Eiuced marked relief Of synp-
koras, and reduced sneezinr .unn
knuuous secretion, thus cutting
E0ntaglDr.
The new ingredient in the
Anti-c0ld treatment is q rather
Fabulous Young drug known rs
an anfi-histamine. It Is one Of
q group originally produced for
!. 4irs= treatment Of har fever and
other conditions generally clas-
Bified ar alierEies. They were
called notwithstanding because
Ehey neutralize or suppress his
famine, q chemical rglHasEd in
the body when tissue 10 dam
aged or Infection present. The
release of too much histamine
in the body produces swelling
and discharge from tissue cells.
When this happens yuu mEy
have hEy fever, asthma, or hives
Or, as scientists have now de-,
synOnstrated, you may have
common culd. The symptoms Of
gsnagAl allHrEy ant = Geld are
about the same.
The similarity between alier-
Eies and colds caused doctors to
speculate on the possibility of
Supplying an notwithstanding TO
colds. II an anti-histamine
would work on various alIerrias,
why wouldn't II work on COLTS
The idea was given a fryout
at the cold clinic of the u. S.
Naval Hospital, Great Lakes,
Ill, under Che direction Of Capt.
John NJ. Brewster. Navy person.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-12

about, insulting it. even. In like
manner, we forget, Of Just for
eet to remember that water is
one Of our greatest blessings, SO
wholly without cost and effort
it comes. Even the skies pour 1t
down upon US. Collect it-for,
sgy-water 50 soft and medicinal
for the skim Then. drink spring
water. It makes sweet and clean
the channels Of the body, pro-
ducing ruday cheeks glowing
with beauty--Batne In water
Is beauty-gTse 1t.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-12

white cake. Recipes on the box
tell how TO make q yellow cake,
cookies and other xavorites with
the came mix.
When making q shortcake,
swnstBn the Fruit before putting
il On Che cake. Il YOU use quick
frozen peachHh or strnwberries,
both especially delicious for short
cakes, you'll find they were SWEET
ENID before uuick-treazing sealed
- s1s..sss. -. .ft1.s.r.a
81 THEIR EufIIIic1 FJSe++ss@9s4A
There is q difference in tassi
about sweetening The whipped
cream. Don't pvardo It. aTlss-s=seasy.
Swesten II lightly. if at all, with
eDnfsrkiDnar's sugar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Facts About Easter

Easter is very nice day add
IL IS a very nice season of TIE
year On Easter morning eve.y-
one Will rise early. have break
fast and then the family is ofi
to church They'll want to &C.
rive at church early and get q
seat IN the first row and enjoy
the special sermon better.
II will probably tell the story
Of the Resurrection of Chilst
and of the wonderful things 70
did for the people OF that dae
There will be an Easter Egg
Hunt after the services at chur, p
for the children. When they reach
home, there viii be one for tie
family and everyone would nave
had an ENJOYABLE day
All OF us look forward TO hos
DAYS for we enjoy observing
them
Bv Virginia Reed. 8B. teacha
Mrs. d G Miller. grade 3B.
school, G. W Carver.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Truman dominates
17For Commissions

Alabama and William L Daw.
son, OF Illinois, Governor Jane,
+. Folsom Of Alabama. and Al.
torney General A A. Carmich.
ael OF Alabama.
Copies also were sent 10 I'm
nett Perry. Circuit Solicitor al
the Tenth Judicial Circuit: Sher.
IN Holt A. Mcdowell of Jeffer
son County, w Cooper. Greco
president Of the CITY Commie
sion OF Birmingham: Eugene
Conner. Commissioner Of Publ,
Safety Of Birmingham. and jas
W Morgan. Commissioner Of
Public Improvements OF Birln.
ingham.
The petition states that color.
ed property owners IN the North
Smithfield area" are greatly
alarmed. incensed and grippeI
with almost paralyzing fear due
to the apparent failure OF inabil-
ny OF the peace officers of BIZ.
mingham Jefferson County. and
the State Of Alabama To render
any appreciate. effective pro.
lection TO the Negro property
owners OF the city and county :
The petitioners say that Their
fears have been greatly re-.
stimulated, increased and made
extremely serious due to recent
bombing or dynamiting OF three
Negro dwellings in the last few
DAVIS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Slim GailIard Scores
On Eastern Booking

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. For the
first time in ten years. Slim Gail
lard. composer OF Flat Foci
Flooeie,' Cement Mixer" and
tantahzing Vout-O- Renee SLAMS
phrases of the West Coast. cane
East and anchored here into ihc
exclusive 42l Club He is nov
setting the house on fire with his
Super-duper swing music. superb
~ by his sizzling trio.
Ole man Gdillard PLAYED cv-
ervthing he could get his hands
on. including his own gwtar
bongos and Saxophone Then te
doubled al the piano, a la Carm, n
Cavalerro. PLAYING forward. side
ways and backwards.
On his opening night. Apr'l 4
police protection was needed TO,
the frenzied swing addicts who
clamored for a look-see al he
famous musician
Engagement al the 42l Is sct
two weeks with an option iol-
lowing which Gaillard will pla,
theatres and night clubs through
out the East and Middlewcst
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
WILLOW RUN
NEWS
SCOUT LEADERS TRAINING
COURSE

Mi Ralph Randall and Mr
John Mansfield of Willow Vii
lage were among the Scout lead
ems attending the second meet
I'M of the Boy Scout LeadCr,
Basic Training Course al VIII
more Lake High School last
Thursday night Topic iog "a.
evening was plan a Troop Meet
ing Program, using as the cen
trail thought Preparation ioI
Camping with ca pre-opeu,1e
ceremonies. (b) opening cere
monies. (c) formation Of gan O.
etc
Also stressed during this $ s.
SION were three factors % prep
aration for first camping tan
(2l artificial respiration and 81
pressure points Next meetms
will be April u. in Ann Arbo.
This course IS divided into S'X
lessons with one lesson a we Is
Mansfield and Randall are ," Q
of committee OF five ianut
this course preparatory 10 organ
izing a Cub Troop and a regul..
Boy Scout troop here IN Will "
Village
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
DETROIT TRIBUNE SAT. APRIL 10. ls4s

Daughter 20 NJ and A
George w Craig. 1927 Swansea
Ct April 8 weight eight polnas
three ounces
YOUTH COUNCIL
DANIEL B Ncwsomc flghae
young Detroit youth direcio 9
NAACP was guest speakci oaa
installer cor an occasion lore 'o
be remembered by AN as on %
the most insplrational eFcn y
the year
The Willow Run Yguth can
lcil was fortunate In haVlne tle
assistance % ,dch pcakc
who Is dircctly connected Wiih
the youth movement ~ nee
NAACP
Ncwsomc is graduate % r
ar Rouge High June cha, 81
He entered WAYNE Un.Vcs
and is now senior az that
tutOn IN connection with 5000
activities Dan IS mewhc 3
WAYNE L Student Council -
chairman OF the IntCrcultufl
! Relations Committc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Symphony Slated
For Benefit Show

Lovers Of fine music are OF.
icred real treat on April %
when the Faculty Symphony
Orchestra'S concert in the Ma.
sonic Temple Auditorium pre-
sents three outstanding Ameri-
can artists. Mische Kottler a:
the piano; Joseph Gingold. VIZ
lin. and Georges Miquella. cello.
BoySvIlle, recently established
Archdiocesan school for homeless
boys will receive proceeds OF
the concert.
The project has the enthusias
tic approval of His Eminence
Edward Cardinal Mooney states
Msgr Edw. J. Hickey. Chancello,
Of the Archdiocese. and Msef.
Carroll F Dcadv Archdiocesan
superintendent OF paro chial
schools.
The Faculty SYMPHONY Or
chestra eagerly offered servircs
for this occasion. is composed 81
30 OF Detroits foremost n,u.
SIcianS. most Of whom are active
~ engaged in teaching nausic
in metropolitan schools,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
BIRTHS

Daughter. Deborah Ann, 20 Nj
and Mrs. A. II jenkins 1907
Walpone CT. March %. Wcieni
seven pounds. two ounces
Daughter. Christine. 10 Nj
and Mrs. Kirkwood Yarman -
1904 f. Harwick CT. March 30
weight eight pounds
Daughter 10 Nj and MIS- jon
3 Nerdier. 982 +. Hardwick CT.
March 81 weight seven pounds
three ounces.
Son to Nh and Mrs. John u
Mummtrt, 1878 Oakham c.
April Il weight seven pounds
six ounces
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Warrnl
Smith. 2375 Wizard CT, April ,.
weight five pounds.
Son TO Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Delaney 1903 Sudbury CT. April
81 weight seven pounds. ten
ounces.
Daughter 10 MI. and Mrs Clan
Oltesdorf, 1917 Springfield CT
April 3. weight seven POUNDS,
ounces
Daughter 10 Pvt and Mr.,
James Dinger. l404 Sudbury Ct
Aril 3d. weight seven POUNDS
twelve ounces.
Son 10 Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
Perry. 1881 Rutland CT April
4. weight seven pounds. three
ounces
Daughter TO Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Kelly 1910 VILE CT. April
= WEIGHT six pounds siv ounc y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
ll-Year Old Singer
Sets-Back Video Show

NEW YORK. N. Y.-Toni Har.
per amazing II wear old singer
OF Candy Store Blues" fame
was recently honored by Ed Sui
Ivan famed columnist. who re-
quested her 70 appear on his
television program
The columnlSt wanted tie
young songStrass to be his guest
this month but Toni had "a
write and reggctiully turn dow
the request exlaining that ,hc
was still in school and hei
teacher wouldn't relinquish ner
until June when school was out
And so on juno ~. she viii
be prime guest on Ed Sullivan S
Toast Of the Town
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
goth Century
May Contest
Sugars Fight

CHICAGO -tNNPAl = Suear
Ray Robinson. the wclterw ls' I
champion of the world discld# !
last Friday that he had sign ]
With the Tournament " Cnum-
pions to defend his title against
Kid Gavilan IN June
In New York the both Gene
fury Sporting Club thlaIeh II
ry Markson said Wen ta.t
proper legal action 20 STOP any
such fight
Robinson made the snuoan p
ment when d stopped hecc
route 70 Omaha 10 fight Dua
Loo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
2 Theatres To Hold
Good Fri. Services

Good FRIDAY services will ~
sponsored by the Lutheran cen
ter at both the United Artist,
and Regent theatres on April Is
at IL noon and 1880 D. m. in BON
places.
Guest speakers al the United
Artists. Baglev and Grand C.g-
Gus Park. VIII be the Rev Al
fred p KlauSlcr of Chicago
managing editor OF The Wal.
ther League Messenger and tfc
Rev w II Stuenkel. pastor II
Trinity Lutheran Church. St 10
seph, well-known youth worker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. tNNPN-


~, birmingham Property Own.
i Protective Association ha!
e,,,ioned President Truman and
p,hnr national and state officers
.sunpress violence against prop
49,, owners in the area called
Ninth Smithfield, where three
dmellinrs owned by colored pei
cons have been bombed recently
The association. a Joint CON-
,,ittre representing property own
~ In the North Smithfield area,
s.ked for an investigation 70
Gtcrmine the facts regarding
M hombings and the employ.
"rnt of all legal means Ito sup
nress and terminate the activities
KIN and all subversive organ.
y st,ons' in Jefferson County
oroanized or existing for the pu'.
nose of intimidating and terror
yine any citizen
ATTY. GEN. CLARK
GETS COPIES
n addition TO President Tru-
man copies OF the petition.
sqrcB by the colored property
.pre, IN the area were sent 10
A,, General Tom c. Clark.
rstea states Senators Lister
U,I and John Sparkman. Rep.
q. ntaivc Laurie Battle OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Texan Would
Curb Race Vote
In Congress Bill

WASHINGTON Tesufylnr
IN support Of his resolution IL
amend the United States Goa
stitution by abolishine The ~,
toral college system, Represer
atiye I'd Gosset, I'd Tex ireeS
admitted that the main objective
Of his proposal was TO euro tre
power OF northern Negro vote
Under the Gossett resolution
the present rule bv which arn
state casts rs electoral votes iof
President and Vice President #
a unit would be revised 70 PC
nit division 81 TIE elec'a
Nvotcs IN proportion 20 the Da
Der Of popular votes cast Tor TIE
respective candidates
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Detroit Musicians Set
Scholarship Tea Date

The Detroit Musicians Assoc
alton will sponsor a mammoth
scholarship tea on April "a al
202 Woodland from three to sew
en- O'Clock. Proceeds viii aid a
Young student 10 continue H.
studies in the fields of music n
art
MadamS Beatrice Allen and
Dolores Hill, directors, stated
that plans have been formulated
wherein the event should become
one of the most outstanding Sc
cial affairs of the year
Hostesses will be Mrs. Fred
Hart Williams. Cornelia Sharp.
Mildred Croft and Katie Johnson
Shirley Beham is chairman e
tho cnfc~f~i-~-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
STUDENTS OF DRAFT AGE
MUST REGISTER

Normal College and UNIVERSITY
got Michigan students that plsu
European trips this summer mrsi
Inform heir respective SelectN c
Service Boards of such a trip
Departure from this count y
does not relieve the draft req
trant Of any obligations. although
Sclective Service Is not indJC.-
ng any men al present accord
nG TO Col Glenn b Arnold
State Director OF Civil Service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
VILLAGERS SPEND WEEK
END IN DETROIT

Mesdames Merryl Boyd an.
lsroal Jones spent lovely wees
end in their suite OF rooms ~
Dctoit's fashionable Gotham To.
tel Both ladies are residents d
Walpolc CT, Willow Village
Mrs John Mansfield CIR
daughters returned last Saturdd,
from q visit with relatives an,
friends in Chicago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
ROSS JUNIOR HIGH HAS
KITE CONTEST

The ninth grade of Ross il
High School sponsored Il
Wing contest Fifteen boys en-
tered, first place was won py
Willis Jones and Howard Ne !!
ghth grade students, with see.
nd place gong to CLYDE New.
on
Kites were judged on onei
nality ability 70 fly, and neal
ness. The winners viii accom-
panv the ninth grade BOYS On
their annual trip 10 Briggs sta
dunn IN Detroit to see the Tiger.
plaN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
THE LADIES ART CLUB

The Ladies Art Club met 81
the home Of Mrs Ards Smith
1908 Charlton CT. Tuesday night
The club. a combination sewing
and social club. at present Is
gathering up their work finishea
during the winter months along
with aprons they arc now making
These VIII be sold al public sa'">
Proceeds of which are 10 be
used in giving the youngsters
in their neighborhood an extrs
Bit of recreation during the
summer months. This club
shows a great interest for the
welfare Of the childen. and
planned their procedure through
education. reseach and discus.
sion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

Never! Not when girls from all
parts Of the country who are learn
ing to become nurses in Chicago's
great Medical Center, get together
after hours 10 try out bit of their
own home cooking In the unique
modern residence which houses stu
dents and graduate nurses con-
nected with Cook County hospital.
there are private kitchens on every
floor as well as individual date
parlors" in the lounge.
Directors Of Cook County School
Of Nursing cooperate with the
self-governing student body, and
encourage recreation and hobbies
Of which there are many.
Glasses open in March and again
in September. Qualified high.
school students are now applying
to the director at 1900 West Polk
street, for the three year course.
There are also Summer classes
open to college students. This is
a five year course leading to a coll
lege degree and diploma in nurs.
ing as well.
termediatc has ever had
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
WHERE THEY PLAY
DINAH WASHINGTON

April l5-2l-New York CITY
(Apollo Theatre)
22-Sunnyside L.
23--lndianapolis, Ind.
24-30-St Louis cY' Circusl
EARL BoSTIc
April l6--Trenton
l3-Newark
Msnoa. Pa
22-Camden. N. j
% Wilmington. Del.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
This Years Festival

A large festival will be given
this spring at the Post informed
late in the Auditorium on May
10th and llth The band. orchcs
ira. chorus and various soloiSts
will participate II promises to be
the finest festival that Post In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

termediate has ever had
Your Post reporter Theon +
Hunter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Band Routes
THE RAVENS

THE RAVENS
Aprl 1897 New York City
Apollo THEATRE
% Indianapolis Ind
1880 81 Louis cY' Circus,
EDDIE vINSoN
Api 49, Richmond Va
l6- Becklcy W Va
l7 Kunball " Va
u.s. Winston Salem \ c
10 New Bern \ C.
cooTIE WILLIAMS
April Is to Man l9-New Ycrk
Cas- SAVOY Bllroom)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
EDDIE vINSoN
cooTIE WILLIAMS

Apel 70 = Ma 49, New York
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28
Wednesday, April 6
At 1900 o'clock. the following property:
l2-HEAD OF PUREBRED GUERNSEY CATTLE

At 1900 o'clock the following property
l2-HEAD OF PUREBRED GUERNSEY CATTLE-l2
good flow of m coW % eaS @ DID, due han August 5rd
giving good flow of milk cow years old due to eshen Aug
time good flow of milk and ebred; years old
good flow Of milk and 2ebed one cow years DID, fresh short time
giving good flow Of milk and rebed eight DID, fresh
Sunnyyew Forwards Chuck August 3d. l95 dam sunny
calves six
cafhood vaccnad good flesh and good herd Of Guen
s-soWs AND GILTs-9
With One black gilt with ten pigs by side two spotted bro brood sow
good DQc gifts with pigs by side one Duoc male hog year old
HAY AND GRAIN
Five tons of mixed hay 2o bales Of wheat straw ten
COMBINE AND PICKER
one SGhn Deere IRA combine Myth with power take off, in extra
2-TRACToR OUTFITS
excellent condition; 3 Genius tractor
6e 3 &ooa S o% oa co Rs2vy ] dg TaS9r @ disc
comforts mounted IA inch bottom tractor This
IMPLEMENTS
Two good rubber tired farm with flat racks and
Deere H speade rubber one good
Oliver 1T pull type moving machine with tractor hitch Uni
John planter tractor hitch one
carrier surgeon one 7f double cupacker one rotary
hoe Cross shelter Lett burr m good
one h. electric motor "A h. electric motor and grinders
chick Easy power grass
seeder; tractor power
tractor lack one large bench lot small
ne" IS nc nay rope and other articles too numerous to mention
Lunch served by ladies of Methodist Church Claiborne
BERTHA |. MATLACK
Of he Estate of Ray H. Matlacl deceased
John Parr. Jr. AuctiOneer surgis Cheney. clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28
ANNUAL
FINANCIAL REPORT
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP
UNION COUNTY. OHIO
For the Fiscal Year Ending
December 81, l948
Population llIo, 1870 }

Raymond, OHIO
March ], 1919
hereby certify the following re-
port TO he correct.
Leslie y. Bault
Township Clerk
Include Receipts and Payments Ot
GENERAL row NSHIP ~ NDS
All Funds Except HOnd Eetifement
and sinking Funds
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28
Harry Auer

Relatives were notified Satur-
day of the death of Harry Auer,
aged So, formerly Of this city,
which occurred Saturday morning
in Charleston, w Va, following a
long illness. The deceased was
the son of the late Will Auer, and
Mrs Lydia Auer, now Of BeXley
He was married in 1913 to the
former Miss Marie Oldoerp, who
survives with three sons, Lloyd,
Donald, Marry Jr, and one
daughter, Jeanne, all of Charles
ton. Also surviving are his moth
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28
PAGE SEVEN

er, Mrs. Lydia Auer, two sisters,
Valeta and Stella, and brother,
Luther, all of Columbus. Mrs.
Pearl Mccullough, Albert FenSil,
Martin Fensil Mrs. Marie Taylor
and Chester Auer of this city are
cousins.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at II a m. Monday in ST.
Pauls Lutheran Church in
Charleston, with burial there.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28
Board Provides Market
by smLtty,s Studio

Commodity exchanges, like the
the Chicago Board of Trade, pro-
vide a broad, centralized, contin-
uous market where buyers can
always find sellers and vice ver-
sa. This market liquidity minim-
ICES prices fluctuation TO the adj
vantage of both producer and
consumer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28

Watch for the "pre-shrunk" label
on cotton dresses before purchas-
ing. Without this label IL is diff
cult 10 predict shrinkage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28
ExECUTRIX SALE

The undersigned Bertha Matlack Executor Of the
Ray H. Matlack deceased will public
dence of the deceased located miles of Redwood miles
of Somersville. IN Route IN
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28
PUBLIC SALE

his
Mt Victory four miles southwest
LaRu on he pike
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-28

Total Operation of
School Plant .... 3,497.57
MAINTENANCE Or SCH o . l.
PLANT
Materials for Maint.
Bldgs. and Grounds e.. 2,343,3S
Materials for Maint. E-
quip. and Furniture 231.75
Maintenance -. $3.50
ings ................ 442.SO
Total other Purposes 3,jGI.53
Total Maintenance of
School Plant ....... 3,j61.j3
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Motor Vehicles ....... 3,O56.96
Total Capital outlay 3,O5G.9G
Total transactions aS,5S2..6
Assets and Liabilities
ASSETS
CaSn ......... ........,... 4,O64.ji
Lands CCosD .......... 10000
Buildings CCoSD ...... 2O,000.00
Equipment CCoSD .... 100000
other Inv. { M e n I =
(SchOol Bus) ....,... 3,S5OOO
Total Assets ....... 3l,3Ni.3I
LIABILITIES
Certificates Of Indebt-
ness outstanding .... S25.5O
Total Liabilities . S25.50
Excess or Deficiency of
Assets ............... du,'jl'Ni
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01
MAS Enters
Tourney With
Good Boxers
largest Team OF
Outstanding Boxers
Entered In
Naval Tournament

MAS has entered The largest
team Of outstanding boxers in
the Naval Tournament to be held
on April 4th and 9Th at the us.
Naval Station Ball Park, at 800
D. m. under the direction of Il.
John Burk. USN.
The fighting ability of Gerald
Rich. FAwTULANLant weller
weight, William Littlejohn, MAS
lightweight. Eddie Manning, MAS
featherweight, and Adrian Aus
tria. VXl bantanweight, has be-
come well-known 10 local fight
fans. who saw them in the USD
Noes Bouts during the recent
series of Smokers.
Thomas Butcher, MAS heavy
weight. and Robert knight, WI
welterweight, the newcomers 10
the local arena, can also Sc
counted on for clever, harding
ting boxing.
Daily workouts. with Trainer
Nick Bruzzy. have developed the
MAS Team 20 the point whete
they will offer stiff competition
90 all contenders.
The public Is invited 10 attend
the Tournament matches.