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Evening star., 1949-01-23

end TRUST LOANS, reas. rates;
HOME INVESTMENT CORP. Di.
$3.50.
End TRUST NOTE, 5000. payable
S5625 per month. 80 interest; well
secured; reasonably priced. HARRY
DREISEN, MA 71T2 -2b
Evening star., 1949-01-23
THE SUNDAY STAR
WASHINGTON D. c, SUNDAY, Jonvary %, 194s
AUTO TRUcKS-sALE (cont. J

AUTO TRUCKS-SALE (Cont.)
FORD Thames 1e4s panel truck; driv-
Constitution ave. Ex. 41O5. "a
DODGE 1947 1-ton pickup; good
cond:: ,075: Can be seen at
Ga. ave. NV. Call RA. 1890. 20
INTERNATIONAL 1947 '4-ton pick
up: radio and heater; 1915, terms.
AID. 1851.
CHEVROLET 1887 h-ton panel; finest
possible condition; take offer. See
s1 1899 Gentral to1 ave ne
delivery body; very good condition,
low mileage; will accept any rea-
sonable offer. s03 Taylor st. NV
Ia. S2O3. 30
NEW FORD Model s-F; 4-yard dump
body, 9-ton hoist. New s-F Tractors.
1871 81 ts9is; MsioN siSs' 6oDcE pickup truck
cMEvkoiEr NJ ReiG; 1s4s sedan delivery;
at CARL & JACKS TExACo, 9Th
and Nd. ave. s.w.. Elk. 1867. 80
PLYMOUTH 1941 pickup; rebuilt mo-
tor; $3.50 or best offer. Engleside
II.
FORD 1929 1a-ton pickup, s145; See
tE0 lao rdrgi Trying t,n ST nv ,cknn 2$
and '40s, used by local utility
company. They are in excellent
condition throughout. Just the
thing for plumbers, electrical con-
tractors and painters. 1t will be
worth your time to see them: '39s.
S345, and '4os, 1895; sTEUART
MHTnp rn 9Th and N
NV MA 5000. -23
FORD 1929 Model A '.-ton truck;
passed Va. inspection; $500 or best
offer OK. OS5T ga
FORD l94s pickup truck; color
red; very low mileage; like new;
s1,450 or best offer. KE. 5a99.
CHEVROLET 1s46 1h-ton truck
tractor. Call MR.. HUGHES at D1,
cHEv. iTs". 1s4s h-ton panel; $1,000, or
trade tor taxi. Ask operator for
GMC 1910 1a-ton; autor attic hoist,
12-ft. stake body, good tires: immed.
sale. need cash. Ii S4o9. --23
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~ 4 4v44k 34N ~
RaI&axE HA QRQ0

TOIORED-2 ADJOINING LOTS
4Ox12O; 1st commercial, all i'm
9eusenen'ei 9ens me- HI. se4s. ANss
coLORED-ARLINGToN-112 feet,
shirley highway at South 18th st.;
$1,000 up. BOWERS, 1873 Eye st.
NV, RE 2029.
COLORED-East Capitol St bet 4gth
fne bldg. site; zoned for apis.
Price 1900. OWNER, TR 1858;
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

NVTVmVpI66 TNbNEBBNS
COMPLETE JOB, $35 UP: work guar
E.ssd:. anteed; GILBERT; asoa 4lo2 Pa. ave- Sc
EXPERT BODY, FENDER WORK, car
painted, $40; baked factory finish;
dents removed. 2015 L st. NV. ST
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MONEY WANTED
PROPOSALS

SEEKS $4,000 via 2nc
mort. on his lovely dwelling In Pet
worth: now has $500 first at
417G Call MR.. JOSEPH, RA. 7761
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S65 PER ACRE

70O-acre. Loudoun Co. stock farm;
watered by stream in each field; O.
room. l2-bath modern dwelling
large barn for $50 head; bordering
on Goose Creek: $4,000. MILLS
REALTY. Annandale, Va, Falls
Church 0Qq9
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GET THAT LAND NOW
Pay for 1t over q period of years and
build when you are ready. Large lots
nd all acreage: tracts from one
TO six acres in fast-growing section
Of nearby Virginia. The longer you
iarge homesites or estate sites close
to the city. Liberal terms. PHONE
Evening star., 1949-01-23
.ETJJNGTON Villa

On Mount Vernon blvd.-Approxi-
mate Q acres with view Of Potomac;
boulevard area, reasonably priced.
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS, Realtor,
Evening star., 1949-01-23
RAMBLER WIDTH LOTS


Spring 10 coming and prices are ad-
vancing.. Now is the time to select
your future homesites in or near
Shirley Woods" Arlington's fnest
restricted subdivision Of 105 all:
wooded lots, near Wash. Golf and
Country Club; some are 100 1t. in
width to accommodate wide ram
blers. For other Information, with
out obltsation,
L. S. HURLEY
27OO N. Brandywine ST., Arl, Va.
OIL. 1902. Open daily. $3.50.
TODAY'S BEST OFFERS
a. woodmoor, Silver sprins-corner
paved streets and utils. in; ,S1.s5O
cash will buy. Others in this sub
division. Ewes. WI. 1439.
(2l Chevy Chase view-Choice selec-
tion. cor, over 10000 SO. it.. wooded.
level; nr. Naval Med. Center: $4,000.
Ewes. WI. 30S6.
PERRY HAY CO., 1880 Ga. ave
Phone Sligo 3005 20
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SYCAMORE ACRES
Near Chain Bridge

Shirley Highway Area
20 minis. to D. c.: frontage orH paved
road; acres at $500 per acre: 20
acres at $3.50 per acre: II acres On
feet zoned commercial. BERNICE
CARTER DAVIS. Realtor, TIE. 330b.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
TRUCKS


We guarantee the following for
inspection:
AZ Ford 11a-ton !. ". base,
nat body S1,19b
40 Sadv e. M. e E. q 1a-ton stake asb
Al Diamond T. 74-ton, express
body 395
Al Plymouth Ha-ton pickup 495
'46 Ford c. o. z. Cab and
chasis with booster brakes 1.145
AZ Ford c. o. Z. tractor with
5th wheel, air brakes = 1,O50
40 Ford ll2-ton dump, 2-yard
AZ Req REQ e1a-ton dump, 5-ton
coal body 495
Al G M. c. 1ia-ton !. w.b.,
nat body 545
PARKWAY
(Ford Sales & Service), 3051 NJ st.
NV. MI. 01S5. %
FORD 40 Na-ton pickup; low mi;
S1.6a5.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Fla. ave. NV. Ho. 5000. "a
STUDEBAKER CRANE
1913. short wheelbase, 1i2-ton,
hrand-new Call AT 0S44 -S3
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ON UPPER 18th ST. NV.
1ox150, facing 10th st; near Hemlock;
must be sold; excellent location.
Consult HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
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BELLEVUE FOREST

Field once and exhibit home open
today IL am. to pm. Wooded
homesites from Y acre up from from
trees. Near the Washington Golf
and Country Club and near the ex-
tension Of the George washington
Memorial Parkway in nearby Ar
lington. 4 mi. to Key Bridge. 450-ft.
elevation. The proven community
Of individually designed, better-type
homes; ali improvements in; no, two
homes alike; excellent restrictions.
Illustrated brochure upon request.
Directions to reach: Out Lee hwy.
right on Military I'd. rs miles to
Held once; or cross Chain Bridge,
bear left on Glebe rd.. to Military,
left on Military. TO exhibit home op-
posite the golf course; GEORGE
Sivd'. Arlington. va, cH. sS3s; eve
ntngs and Sunday, GIL 1888,
Evening star., 1949-01-23
LOTS FOR SALE Cont

LANGLEY, VA, AREA
I acre. suitable for rambler type
dwelling: 150-ft. frontage; only 3
miles TO Chain Bridge, In Fairfax
County, Va; 1880; terms to suit
McCay & McCay, Realtors
Evening star., 1949-01-23
TRUST NOTES

ISL TRUST NOl =
$40 mo. bal. S3.949.5O. Price. S3,-
800. UN. O759, RE. 1881.
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WNODMOOR

Corner lot, level; curbs. gutter and
street improvements. complete; water
and sewer service in front OF lot;
IDEAL location in beautiful subdivi-
sion. Priced lower than other aVall.
lots in area, at S2,250. EDW. G.
HOH MEAD SH 600 "a
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HOW ABOUT THIS

Beautiful wooded lot over 2 acres in
size, on State road l blk. on Lee
hwy; excellent location for your
future home; telephone Az and else-
trtcity. Price, $4,000; $500 down,
balance easy payments.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Evening star., 1949-01-23
BROOKHAVEN

Beautiful half-acre lot in new rel
homes, Just 2h miles from Wash
ington Golf and Country Club in
Fairfax Co. Priced from 81 $50 to
$4,000. Small down payment. Easily
financed. Water, gas and electricity
available. OK. 0S02 or GIL. 6251.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

TRUCK SPECIALS!
Fords
AZ 1k-ton stake 81. .Os
40 la-ton dump. 21a yd. body 45
40 ha-ton stake --- -
'37 Ford 1i2-ton &C. 29
'46 1l2-ton van - liz
Other Makes
40 Chevrolet Carryall SOS
'46 Dodge 3. ton stake W
3O-day guarantee
HILL & TIBB1TTS
1114 Vermont ave. NV. Wash
Oldest Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50. -
Evening star., 1949-01-23
OH IOIN SL, NV.
STORES WANTED

DO You HAVE any store locations? !?
We have many clients, including
out-of-town organizations. looking
ties with US for quick action. Call
Mr.. Kelly, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO., Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. NE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

Two rllmors that were brought
to the attention Of The Citizen
were quickly halted last
night when Citizen reporter
told Commissioners Louis Car
bonelI: There are rumOrs going
the rounds that you are resign
ing"
ssOf course I am not resigning.
I'll be here for the next two
years, no matter what happens. !
got five phone calls today (Thurs-
day. inquiring about the truth
of the rumor," replied Com
missioner Carbonell.
The Citizen reporter then ask
ed the Commissioner the $64
question who is going to be the
city's next Mayor"
Louis Eisner. was the reply.
This answer also puts an end
to the ugly rurnors that the
peoples mandate was not going
to be recognized. No charter law
requires that the high man be giv-
en- the Mayorship, but custom
has been to award the high honor
to the leader Of the ticket.
So soon it viii be, His Honor,
Mr.. Mayor, Louis NJ. ]. Eisner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
Twenty Pilots
Won't Steal
Planes For Reds

HONG KONG, Nov. 11.--(P1.-
Twenty foreign pilots employed
by the Chinese Central Air
Transport Corporation refused
today to steal their airplanes and
fly into Communist China. Rath-
er than do this, they resigned
after a meeting in Hong Kong.
Three other foreign pilots stay
ed or the job. Two of them are
Americans and they indicated a
willingness to work for the Reds
under present conditions. The
third foreign pilot an English
man, did not indicate his decis-
ion
While the meeting was under
way, guards kept careful watch
on the company's remaining 40
planes at Hong Kong Airport.
Several days ago the Chinese
Central Air Transport Corpora
ton and the China National Avn
alton Corporation lost IL planes
to the Communists when the
pilots flew them to Red bases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
sPlGGIE PARK"
BEER LICENSE
FAILS TO PASS
R9 Wirephoto

The old city commission held
its final meeting last night, but
in ending its regime, unpleasant.
tries were passed. 1t all happen
ed when Clerk Victor Lowe did
not narrate the second reading of
the .sPiggie Park" retail beer
ordinance. The ordinance had
passed on first reading October
II.
Mayor A. Maitland Adams in
quired the reason for the ordin-
ance being deleted. Clerk Lowe
answered that the ordinances
sponsor, John Carbonell, had
withdrawn the measure.
Adams would not accept this
withdrawal, and asked the City
Attorney M Ignatius Lester to
give his legal opinion on the sub
ject.
Lester was not sure of the
legality, but did say that other
commissioners in the past three
or four years had withdrawn
ordinances after their first read
ing.
City Commissioner John Car
boneIl was indignant that his
fellow commissioners would act
in such manner Carbonell said
that in all his years on both the
council and commission that this
was the first time that the Spon-
CONTINUED On Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
AT. HOUSE
Is FREED
TODAY

BRADFORD. Fla. Nov. ii tR
"A 24-year effort was clifpaxed
today when AL House finally was
freed from prison freed on con-
dition that he leave Florida for
good.
House was given conditional
pardon on recommendation of
Agriculture Commissioner Nath-
an Mayo. who IS also head Of the
prison system.
His mother, Mrs. Halle Bru-
baker, said House agreed to take
the clemency because she was III
and plans to 60 outside the state
for treatment.
She stuck by her son for years
and once was accused of SNUG
Cling a pistol and ammunition to
him in prison. However, she was
never tried on the charge.
House tried force and legal
means in an effort to gain his
freedom. The legal means were
his own-self-taught from law
books in the prison library.
He had been sent to prison for
a total of SO years for several
Hillsborough county crimes, IN
Guiding armed robbery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

streets, and stretched about
three-quarters of a mile toward
Front street. The affair was spon-
sored by Arthur Sawyer Post %
of the American Legion.
A reviewing stand was placed
in the entrance of the Palace
Theater. II was occupied by
Captain c. c. Adell, USN, COM
mander Of Key West Naval Base;
Commander j. A. Fitzgerald,
USN, commanding officer of Key
West Naval Station; Captain O.
A. Smith, USN, Medical officer in
command of the u. S. Naval Hos
pital;
Captain E. c. Stephen, USN,
commander of Submarine Squad
ron Four; Captain w. r. Carru-
theirs. USN. commanding officer
of the Fleet Sonar School; Cap
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
'''I've Talked
Enough Says
Capt. CrOmmelin

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. II.
tR) The citizens OF this city
are host today to a hometown
boy who has become quite pro-
minent because of the argument
between the Navy and the Air
Force. He is Navy Captain john
Crommelin, who was recently re-
stored to active duty following
his suspension for releasing Navy
documents in the service SQUAD
BILE.
Commelin was born in Mont
gomery Al years ago. He flew TO
his home town yesterday and to-
day he is to be the principal
speaker at an American Legion
meeting. sci
When Crommelin was restored
to duty, he was warned against
discussing controversial mat
tiers. And when he was granted
permission to speak in Mont
gomery today, Crommelin was
pointedIy told that he would be
Continued On Page Sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
LECUONA CONCERT
WILL BE HELD ON
NOVEMBER d
(R) Wirephoto

, The meeting OF the Latin
American Chamber Of Commerce
held last night al the Delmonico
Restaurant was very well attend
ed by most Of the Board members
and many recently acquired
members from the community
drive now in progress Or Julio
DePoo. president pro tenn, pre-
sided.
Included in the order Of BUSH
ness was the motion to vote for a
permanent h0ard of Directors
and officers, but by popular COM
sent, vote Of confidence was
given to the present acting Board
of Directors and they we're re-
quested to remain in office, sub
ject to the consent of the individ2
ual members. The officers remain
as follows: DIR. Julio DePoo, Pres
ident; j. X. Porter. Nv, Vice Pres
ident, Douglass Blythe, second
vice president; Jos. A. Boza,
treasurer; and Arturo Boza Sec
rotary. The remaining members
of the Board of Directors are;
Frank Smith, Louis Muniz, En-
rique Esquinaldo. Jr., r c. Dick
son, Juan Lopez and Joseph Mer-
curio.
Because the giving out of mem
bership cards has not been COM
pleted, the choice of the three
members to receive the free trip
to Cuba will not be made until
the Latin-American Chambers
next meeting on November 20.
There are rs members to date
and the three winners Of the free
trip to Cuba are to be chosen at
Continued On Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov. lL-tH1.
"A member of the House Armed
Services Committee has protested
on order by Secretary of the
Navy Matthews to all personnel
Of the Navy.
The Congressman, Republican
Representative w Sterling Cole
Of New York. says the COMMUNE
cation actually constitutes a gag
for Marine Corps generals and
Navy admirals.
Cole SAID that on October % he
asked all Marine generals and
Navy Admirals TO tell him in
strict confidence" whether they
agreed with the views expressed
in committee testimony by the
deposed Chief of Naval Opera
Continued On Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
AnMlsTlcE Day QUESTION.
war 3 MEANING OF WARP
Behind The
World News


peHn through the ages. the cx-
pffh end philosophers have dis
toursed - ne meaning Of war.
fof sme. the slaughter and
hsarhesa-ihs conflict and drama
nna sapense Of war-held a Pc
Etl'ief end morbid fascination.
One great English writer called
iile aGt ST war ''thu highest per-
teeflnn - human knowledge" =
hNstf9f called Il the trade of
kinEs A German militarist and
a9thef described war as a .bio-
lngieai Necessity. . moral obliga-
il1n. an Indispensable factor In
eiviIizatinn
hul Abraham Lincoln saw il in
3 different light. To Lincoln.
military glory was shat attrac-
tive falnbow that rises in showers
60 blad. that snrpent's eye that
charms @ destroy" And the
great Philosopher Erasmus said:
war Is delightful 10 those
who hase had ne experience Of
IA
Ca Ghh Arlnistice Day-3l years
nfter flse end 81 the shooting in
ere Firsi World War-people are
lees Inclined 10 philosophize about
9af. The savage horror Of mod
efn war Is q mates Of common
hnoa indae Practically every
hnaF knoNa what the atom bomb
ear a.. People the world over
ere SKA and tired Of war. They
ahna1er a the very thought Of
ana,leE elohal conflict.
Wafs have always cost money.
nuI the little wars between kings
and pglnces and their armies Of
psi1 missionaries were as nothing
compared 81 ne total wars that
haso e1llpaed humanity In this
NafsMmnils enlightened age.
Ife lafe President Calvin Coo
ffIfa &C. red the cost ~ the First
wofi6 eag a. 3 cool ere hundred
h|iiHn dollars more than three
tnns To- original outlay 81 q
hIllhm And n ~ erred AZ al.
mn& ~ Ne HlInseltAlipe side
fnf aeht VETS over IFom the First
Wnia Var was SIN unpaid when
- ef14tef he second conflict.
f.sf enmpafnd with what was to
fma latter on. the enc hundred
b.Ilan-siollar cosf If the First
Wmld War was q modest figure,
lnaeaa The second World War
tssoa ghe resources II the nation
the naiiral. human and fman-
fial fesaagees to the limit The
insnaiaffarld and natural wealth
~ ne ruuntry-iis steel and ma
ehlnnre and timber end oil and
t.osi-nerr cnnsumed in the fiery
fsrnase 80 war "a an alarming
fnsn aunndeFed with reckless
ai,anion. Al had b BE- that way.
80 tltn ans total war--a titanic
sfr1eaIe chat could moi be won
49, helfmaF moasures
Than eamn the afiermath-the
Nllfhna and billions spent Tor
tsl.hslIfaiine the Western Euro
nean r.aInifies devastated By the
~ar il.r essi of maintaining an
as.iuafasn furco-thc interest on
ff.antlnurd On Page T.ireel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11


tain F. L. Bussey, commanding
officer of the u. S. Naval Air
Station; State Representative
Bernie c. Papy;
Mayor A. Maitland Adams;
Frank Bentley, Chairman OF, the
Monroe County Board of Com
missioners; City Manager Ralph
D. Spalding and William N Hoff-
man.
A number of units in the
parade were applauded, particu-
larly the U. S. Marines, the U. S.
Navy Detachments and the Ma
tional Guard of Key West.
Likewise few floats were ac-
claimed, among them the Jay
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
Go.
Will Build Plant
AT Later Date

Mrs. Sydney c. Curry said to-
day that eventually the property
she has purchased at Simonton
and Amelia streets for $4,000 is
intended as a site for the future
bottling plant of the Pepsi Cola
Bottling Company, of which she
Is the head.
There were three lots in Sim
onton street and four lots in
Amelia street which figured in
the purchase from the Cato Real
Estate and Improvement Com
pany. The property is about l26
feet in Simonton and 248 in
Amelia street.
Il can't say just yet when we'll
build the new bottling works on
the property" said Mrs. Curry.
"A number of persons now make
their homes there, and it will
take some time for them to find
other places to live.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
9 Strength Discourages
War Says Johnson IN
Arn1istice Day Speech


WASHINGTON. Nov. if.--tH9.
Another Armistice Day has arr
rived and across the nation
crowds heard American military
leaders re-emphasize prepared
ness as a means Of avoiding any
future war; Keynoting the Me-
mortal ceremonies for the coun-
try's war dead was Defense Sec
rotary Louis Johnson. speaking ia
st. Louis.
Said Secretary Johnson:
Weakness breeds war and
Strength commands respect and
discourages war
Speaking in GreenviIle. South
Carolina. was Army Secretary
Gordon Gray. He urged continu-
ance of the draft and the setting
up Of a broad program Of Univer-
sal Military Training.
Before the full cost Of the re-
cent war IS paid. added the Army
Secretary, it will amount to more
than one trillion dollars--in other
words. one thousand billion.
Air Secretary Stuart Symine-
ton spoke in Welsh, West vir-
ginia. He also referred 20 the
huge cost Of modern war, in men
as well as dollars. Said Symlinn-
ton: We must do everything in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
Stolen Automobile
Found Yesterday

A automobile owned by Fred
wofssa. q chief aboard the U.s.
f1.anlitiecr. me submarine res
ctr vessel stationed ~ The Key
wast Naval Station. which was
repeated STOLEN "Wednesday night
Nas recovered yesterday after
HN
Ite auia was found where u
haa heen run off the Overseas
flahmag a the end OF boea
Cmea bridae. and Was returned
A. ~ aWnef
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

Several thousand Key Westers
lined Duval street this morning
for the annual parade in COM
memoration of the men and wo-
men who. have given their lives
in recent wars.
Promptly at 9 a. m. the parade
moved off from Duval and South
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
Coloretl Sailor
Slightly Cut

Alexander Caddy, colored, who
is attached to the USS Robinson,
destroyer stationed in Key
West Naval Base, was slightly
cut during an argument with an
other colored man last night, the
police reported today. Caddy was
CONTINUED On Page Threel
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shoes float, which was labeled
the "Dove of Peace" and which
was all in white with a girl as
the dove, and the Chamber Of
Commerce float, which showed
four u. S. Marines reinacting the
raising of the American flag on
Mount Surabachi. on the Island
of Two Jiina.
The prize winners oI1ereo Dy
Continued On Page Tnreej
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
WILL ANNOUNCE

LOS ANGELES. - Another
member of the Roosevelt family
is expected to announce shortly
that he will be candidate for
elective office. There are runaors
in Los Angeles that the eldest son
of the late Franklin D. Roosevelt,
James Roosevelt, will announce
next Tuesday that he will be q
candidate for governor of Cali
fonria.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
nIES TO-DAY

SEVILLA, Spain.--A member
of the Spanish royal family died
today. He was Prince Charles de
Bourbon, 70 years old. Prince
Charles was the brother-in-law
Of the late King Alphonso of Spain
and father-in-law of Prince Don
Juan, the current pretender.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

ROME, Italy-The Leaning
Tower of Pisa is leaning some
more. Scientists say the famed
tower has listed three-tenths of
an inch more during the past ~
years. It's already 1914 feet out
of plumb.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
STORM COMING

SIOEtlM NDEWEENO
MANILA. - The Philippines
may Be in for another bad time
from the weather a tropical
storm is headed toward the Gem
trail Philippines, including the
area where a typhoon struck 10
days ago with heavy casualties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

TWO-MILE DROP
STANSTEAD, Eng.-An ex-
paratrooper has made a two-mile
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Late Bulletins 80.
LATEST WORLD
NEWS IN BRIEF
LEANS MORE

BY The Associated Press
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
EUREKA NEWS

houses of Eureka to the youngsters
at the Community tree on Wednes-
Gay night, December 81. Due to the
fact that this was the first time in
the history of the Community tree
TO give treats other than Christmas
eve, many children did not know
about the change and did not get
TO attend