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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

EX PARTE: In the Matter Of Anthony 2
McGary. as Committee oG Anna Brady.
mr. incompetent and Nellie Brady Me
Gary and Anthony Bernard McGaly. her
husband
No 407l Equity in the Circuit Court for
Garrett County Maryland.
In accordance with an order of the Circuit
Court for Garrett County. Maryland. passed
in the above case. notice is hereby given to
the creditors of Anna Brady an incompetent.
to file such claims rs they may have against
her with the Clerk of said Court, on or before
the 22nd day of March 1919.
ERNEST RAY JONES Auditor.
Adv. II ri
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE 3O-inch sink, $1,000.
G. II. Williams. phone 77O-W-5.-1t*
FOR SALE 1897 Ford pickup,
cheap. Gilbert Right, Oakland. Phone
7G9-M.-Adv. 51-2t#
FOR SALE-Fifty White Rock pull
lets now laying. Simon Cogley. Oak
land. Phone 2-J.-Adv. 51-2t"
FOR SALE II One Bucket-a-day
stove, in good condition. Call Mrs. An
ma Bittinger, 747-J.-Adv. 51-3t.
FOR SALE-1947 Plymouth four
door sedan, 10000 miles. George
Grove, route ,, Oakland.-Adv. SLIT
FOR SAIE-1941 Ford 2-door Sc
dan. Apply Eta Murphy, Deer Park.
ADV. 50-2t*
FOR SALE-1935 Ford coupe, good
condition, good tires. Sam Moon, route
/, Box 80, Oakland.-Adv. 5O-3t"
FOR SALE-1941 Buick Special
Sedanette. Phone 499-W-2, or see
Ernest Ashby, Crellin, Md.-52-3t.
FOR SALE-Ear Corn, and In
proved Silver Hull Buckwheat. Apply
to Ezra Liller, Gormania, w. Va.
ADV. 52-4t%
FOR SALE-New 1913 Home Com
fort coal range. Apply to W. L. Dix
on, Deer Park, Md, on the Hershman
farm-Adv. 51-2t#
FOR SALE-1948 Ford super de-
luxe tudor, 8 cylinder. Car only 10
months old, in Al condition. Call go
or 116-M.-Adv. SILT.
FOR SALE, 900 started Leghorn
pullets, Matched February 8. Luella
and Amelia Yoder, Phone 23-G-22,
Grantsville, Md.-Adv. 52-2t.
FOR SALE John Deere 2-way
Sulky pillow, practically new. George
w. Lohr, route 2, Oakland, two miles
east Of Comfortably. 52-2t%
FOR SALE - Good quality, I'M
graded potatoes, 1925 per hundred
at storage. James Paugh, Deer Park.
Phone 243-J-4.-Adv. 51-2t.
FOR SALE House in Mountain
Lake Park, 7 large rooms, pantry and
bath; also available, 2 lots with
double garage. Call 1882, Mrs. Updyke.
ADV. 43-tf.
FOR SALE-1946 Chevrolet con-
vertible, new top, fully equipped. VIII
finance $55000 down payment. Tom
Bender, Grantsville, Md. Phone 12-G-
12.-Adv. 52-2t.
FOR SALE-One new block build
ing, 80 by so, two stories, and four
lots 60 by 1870, on Main street, Loeb
Lynn. NJ. L. Calls, Phone 347-M.
ADV. 52-3t.
OUR BEST QUALITY Heavy breed
chicks, 200 for $500. Send for price
list and save money. Worthwhile
Chicks, 1O1 w. North Ave, Baltimore
l, Md.-Adv. 50-4t*
FOR SALE-Baled oat and wheat
straw, $1,000 per ton; hay $4,000 at
barn. Will deliver same for So per ton.
Harry F. Paugh, Phone 680-W-1.
ADV. 51-2t*
CONCRETE BLOCKS - Standard
(Sx8x16) $500 per hundred at the
Plant. Corners $17.00. Delivered to
Oakland and vicinity $21.0O. Baker
Block Co., Baker, w. Va.-52-tf.
FOR SALE-161-acre farm located
on Fingerboard road, near Hutton,
known as Sam Ringer farm. Apply to
William S. Friend, Oakland, Box 270,
Md.-Adv. 476t*
FOR SALE-Pool room, containing
two tables, two bowling alleys, To-
| Gated in Kitzmiller. Contact Samuel
Tasker, Jr., Telephone 1924, Kitz-
miller, Md.-Adv. SPOT.
FOR SALE No. 10 New Idea
manure spreader, on steel, in good
condition, with roller bearing Zerk
fittings. Norman E. Bender, Grants
ville.-Adv. 512t"
MILLION NICE field-grown, frost
proof cabbage plants, Early, Jersey
Wakefield, Charleston Wakefield and
Flat Dutch, 300 $100, postpaid SOC
SITS, and 1000 $2.75, postpaid; 1925
per 900 express collect. Satisfaction
guaranteed. j. B. Holcombe, Court
land, Va.-Adv. 52-3t.
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NOTICE

Take notice that the firm of Cook
& Lintz. dealers in monuments at
Meyersdale, Pa. are not represented
by any travelling salesman or any
other person whatsoever except Ralph
Lintz, residing at Jerome, Somerset
County, Pennsylvania, All funds pay
able to the firm of Cook & Lintz must
be paid direct to the firm at Meyers
dale, Pa This firm will not be bound
by the representations Of any person
not employed by them.
SAMUEL F. COOK.
ALBERT F. LINTZ,
Partners trading as Cook &
Lintz
February 9, 1949.
ADV. 51-3t.
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he had to answer the
question which older
teachers We're bound
to put to him: If your
teaching is new, how
can it be true? And
if it is true, what can
be II g W about it?
This was a fair qucs-
ton. The Sermon on
the Mount is Jesus
answer to it. The
main tbor1n Of that
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SATURDAY. MARCH u, 1919
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.

"a ObDA B. MAlNSl II. 1917
poo.;,,,;,,o M 10 o7c,ooI, NJ
beginning d' ~ . ciooN a. W.
the following personal property:
Nine Guernsey COWS, some fresh
now. others to be fresh later; 3 two
veal-old Guernsey heifers, bred; 4
Guernsey yearling heifcrs, Brood
Sow. Hampshire bred to find pigs
first of April; 40 head Of Hampshire
red pullets. 200 head white Leghorn
wearing hens.
MACHINERY
One w. c. Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
first class shape; l new tractor Now
ing Machine. horse Moving Ma
chine, good; / tractor Cultivator, /
grain Drill. / Moline grain Binder
with new canvas, l Mc-Deering Hay
Loader, / Mc-Deering side delivery
Rake. good shape; l Mc-Decring Ma
nure Spreader, John Deere rubber
tire low farm Wagon, with flat bot
tom: / wood wheel low down farm
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
IN MENIORIAM

In loving memory OF one whose
Christian Influence lives on, Mrs.
Sarah Elizabeth Adams, who died on
February IS, 1917.
"More Ike the Master, she tried so
hard to be
Followed closely in His footsteps,
50 we all could see
Now she's gone to live with Jesus,
In that city bright and fair,
Leaving US the blest assurance,
That we may someday meet her
there
By her granddaughter,
Loretta Ashby Hoopengardner
ADV. 1t.
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

BRING YOUR JUNK to Kildow's
Mill-$1OO per cwt. for iron and
cast, soc. for tin.-Adv. 43-tf.
PAINTING, Paper Hanging, in
terror and exterior decorating. Call
Oakland 173-J, or write Box 270
C. Andrew Malecki.-Adv 42-4t#-tf.
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IdGGl World
lesson for February p, 19i0

TNY MAN with a revolutionary
- now idea has to try to eX-
plain it. Jesus was no exception.
As q young teacher of religion,
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BEN II. Dewitt,
Oakland. route 2.

Lunch will be served by the Ladies
of the Red House Lutheran Church.
ADV. Slit.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Security deposits. with interest to
December 81, last, given West Mary
land Power Company, are held for and
VIII be letnlned upon receipt To-:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24

Construction of Chesapeake Bay
bridge was started. It viii cost $37
million.
DR.. Lawrence r. Hafstad, Johns
Hopkins university scientist, was
named to head atom energy unit.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction Of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
MARCH Z and s, 1940
BY order of the Board.
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PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

Having sold my farm I will offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est responsible bidder at the farm
near Red House, on the Brookside
road, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24

But the fact IS that even after
you got your perfect social sys-
tenn. with perfect politics and
perfect distribution of wealth,
even a perfect climate and soil,
you wO"ld still be nowhere near
the Ideal World unless you have
improved yOur people.
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This Message Sponsored By The Following
Business Houses

G NEGY BUILDING COMPANY
OAKLAND, MARYLAND
RIDDER'S INSURANCE AGENCY
General Insurance
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Wilma Calhoun - Glenna Dewitt PrOp'rs
OAKLAND, MARYLAND
POTOMAC WATCH REPAIR
Watch and Jewery Repairing
All Types C0Iored Watch Crystals
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Lumber and Builders Supplies
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
Make Device To
Breed Scarce
Atom Materials

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-tH>,
The Atomic Energy conmis-
sion is beginning immediate con-
struction of an experimental de-
vice with which il viii try to.
.'hraed scarce atomic materials
The commission has made no Sc.
cret Of the fact that it believes
such a breeding process" IS pos.
sible and that it would like to-
perfect one. But today's am
nouncement is the first sign Of
actual construction. Should the.
try succeed, atomic development
for both war and peace would be
strengthened greatly. It would
mean, for instance, that full use
could be made of the non-fission-
able uranium 238 which is lao
times more plentiful in nature
than the scarce uranium- 253 that
is fashionable.
At the same time, the atomic
energy commission gave approx
innate construction dates on three
phases of its previously -announ-
tced program for developing new
types of atomic reactors. A reac-
tor is device in which atomic
CONTINUED On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
Kew Westers
RehearseFOr


In preparation for the represen-
Itation of Key West at TaTnpa's
famed Gasparilla Festival next
February, plans and reheafsais
are now going forward. and Key
West will offer something differ
ent and better than the offering
of other cities represented.
The pro-Gasparilla Committee.
headed by Alberto Boza. is plan
ming an elaborate dance and va
Iriety program to be held a the
Cuban Club on December 10. en-
titled "AsiA Es Csyo Hueso" This
Is Key WesO. Proceeds realized
front Ahis ;pfSgrafn viii be uved
to finance a group Of some 70 Key
West young people 10 60 % the
Gaspafifiaf Festival in February
and represent Key West
"A dress rehearsal for -Asi p
Cayo Ffueso" was held yesterday
There are still a number Of open.
ings in the program for Npune
people of talent or developed tal-
ent, and any wishing 10 paTtici-
pate may contact Mr.. BOA.
II is planned that the Drogram
December 10 will include 81
elaborate variety and musical re-
view in addition to the dance.
and music will be bv the Cum
bancheros and the SeXtct ca
baney.
There will also be a CunRa iine.
CONTINUED On Page Four
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Chinese Fire
On American
ShiPTOday

WASHINGTON. Nov. 28.-tA9
aHulher American ship has
H Nsea ~ by q Chinese Ma
If worship
u.s. sff liant Ship Sir John
ffsHtin reported 4 was fired on
ni lf times OF Shanghai.
Ffs HeFsaae from the vessels
eH4 ~as feiaycd 90 the State
tMent 81 the American
El ueneFal al Shanghai. II
@ sll ahnara the Sir John
Ffsaklia escaped injury.
kfN Classes Narship presuma-
HE Was enforcing the National
st ss s1ie "a Shanghai and
ettH Eanmflisi held ports.
IHE AE lahn Franklin is OPP
aAi 90 ilse lshfandtsen Com
Nen 81 Neu York
Circumstances uf the incident
wsfe FIaiisf 90 fhe recent attack
90 anasheE htfandiscn ship, the
NEsaN ElssIi
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Official Press
Party Here To
CoUer EUents

President Truman made a tri-
uraphai entry into Key West At
neen aodaY. Thousands lined the
Foatn 81 bis progress to the Little
white House and frequently
Ehaesea the smiling President.
Whsn kr. Truman reached the
NeY west Naval Station. only
etauf 100 yards from the Little
white 1ouse. he got out of his
ansomebile and inspected the
81 8 MaFines. smartlY drawn up
asf Inside the Naval Station
aasa.
So side boys" U. S. sailors,
Ngft 81 the entrance 20 the White
Il.ase and lhe President smiling
81 aferird them and then quickly
1sreafe3 into the building,
NlFsf h. Wlll remain for three
laI| Wetks
~ Truman and her daughter,
Ai@ MaFRarct Truman, who gave
s eanerft last night in Washing
tn wfre Oh the Independence
AfN tfa President.
4lNs rode to the Little White
fI.sssf in the same automobile as
~ Tfuran. AZ the Naval Sta
hn Nm Truman and Miss Mar
asfei aeni aboard the USS Viii
taHshufe. which is 20 be their
m lar three weeks.
ffnm Washington il was re-
Hftrf 81 me Associated Press
taf ~ Truman wept fatherly
hass a q capacity audience went
eiAa oeef hls daughter, Mar
aafets singing
4lW alfplane left Washington
sIf3l a. m The flight was sched-
9 s. take about four hours.
fts Asfinnal Airiincs reported at
80 m fhat the plance carrying
efesrsnafmen and others would
sHf a. N So 4. M. the Presi-
piane Independence. few
HTs later
tt Ne tIenaflufc from the
8lG Nhich was that
So feents plane would ar
w s ~ 10 D m.
t4AaH the Presidents car
HMeVell boulevard, Tru-
ee stenae pnval street and
street came buses hold
# msmhfrs 81 the White
~ Correspondents Associa-
H ihe ngess photographers and
s #fa accompany the Presi-
a 3ilefetef he goes.
AZ lte bora Chica Naval Air
niinnea On PAGE Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28

.mendouS.
In Europe people are convinced
that President Truman deserves
special thanks because of his in
tereSt in DPS and other official
acts that he has personally pro-
NOTED.
Al very interesting case came to
my notice while was still in
Europe, IN which the Presidents
family was personally involved.
This past summer was work
ing at the us. Section in Munich.
In the same office with me there
was a young Ukrainian lady
whose name was Margaret. Her
second name, a different Slavic
name, is not important. This
Continued On Page Four
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Fire Damages
Angela Street
Home Early Today

Fire did several hundred dol
lars worth of damage to a reri-
.dence owned by G. Fernandez in
the rear of $40 Angela street at
$50 o'clock this morning.
Firemen from Engine Compan-
les No. and 2 stretched lines of
hose to the fire scene and soon
had it under control. Chief Leroy
Torres said one room of the
house was badly damaged, and
the contents of clothes closet
were destroyed.
Chief Torres also revealed that
the cause of the blaze was prob
ably loose connection in an
electric extension cord. He would
not estimate the damage, but said
Fernandez carried no insurance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
TRUMAN SAYS WEATHER
IS GREAT HERE AS He
GREETS KEY WESTERS

AS President Truman stepped
from his plane at Boca chica Ma
val Air Station he was closely
followed by Mrs. Truman and
their daughter. Miss Margaret
Truman.
The. President was dressed in
q light grey suit, carried his cane.
given him by the American Lee
gion some time ago. and posed for
the news photographers. holding
his light brown hat in his left
hand.
He came down the gangplank
and shook hands with Captain
C. c. Adell, USN, commander Of
the Key West Naval Station. The
President was asked time and
again by the photographers to
shake hands again with Captain
Adell.
"How did you stand the trip
boys?," he asked the newspaper
men who came here with him
from Washington in an airplane
of the National Airlines.
1.-THE weather is great here, !"
the President remarked, after he
had received the answer of the
newsmen. MY wife loses 81 if it
isn't above 80 Anyone here know
what the thermometer reads?"
Then he spotted City Manager
Ralph d. Spalding, whom he had
met on previous visits u Key
West.
How are you. Mr.. Manager?p
he asked.
Spalding said he was feeling
fine. Then Captain Adell intro
duced Mayor Louis M. j. Eisner,
who was making his first official
visit to the Air Station. The Pres
ident shook hands with the May
or, and had to repeat the per-
Torrance several times for the
benefit of the news photograph
ers.
Representative George Smath-
ers of Miami. Monroe's repre-
sentative in Congress, then met
the President.
Then he saw Mrs. Donald Daw-
son and her i..tle daughter. He
went over to her and greeted her,
Continued On Page Three
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Smathers Visits
Citizen Office
This Morning

Representative George Smath-
ers this morning paid courtesy
call to The Citizen office in COM
pany with City Commission Lou
is Carbonell.
Smathers would not comment
on whether he had arrived at a
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
VacdrrO Fears
Shorts As He
Gets Off Plane

When Tony Cacarro. Asso-
the White House. got off the
ciated Press correspondent at
sirplane at Boca chica Naval
Air Station to greet the Presi-
denf. he was wearing shorts
and cap aslant hts head
The other White House
correspondent and fire photo
graphers had quite . time
kidded Vacaffo.
Where did you get those
legs. TonY2"
What are you doing dress
ed like that7"
my wife told me to get
all the sunshine I could while
I was down here" responded
Vararro gaiiY. I'm just fol-
lowing orears."
The President qot hearty
laugh out Of Vacarfo's rig.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
Ralph N. McLane
Made Assistant
.AtlorneyCeneral

Attorney General Richard w.
Erwin announced today the APP
pointment of Ralph M. McLane,
Pensacola Attorney, as Assistant
Attorney General, effective De-
cember /, 1949. McLane, age, AZ,
was educated in the public
schools of Pensacola. where he
has resided since infancy, and is
a graduate of Washington and
Lee University Law School, class
of 1929. He was admitted to the
Florida Bar in March. 1880, and
following that, was Assistant
County Solicitor of Escambia
County, Florida. for approximately
two years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
Late Bulletins
LATEST WORLD
NEWS IN BRIEF
A.BoMB MoRE DEADLY
BY The Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Indirectly,
David Lilienthal, our atomic
chief, has confirmed that the
United States has an A-Bomb
six times more powerful than the
one which blasted Hiroshima,
Senator Edwin johnson said so
the other day, and Lilienthal
acknowledged to newsmen today
! that Johnson-through his posi-
ton on the Congressional Atomic
Committee-has access to atomic
secerts. But, Lilienthal indicated,
he believed the Colorado Sena-
tor had talked out of turn,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
THOMAS TRIAL UNDERWAY

Observation-Disclosures many
postponements, the trial of Re-
publican Representative ]. Par
nell Thomas and his former sec
rotary is under way in Washing
ton. A jury of six men and six
women has been chosen to con-
vict or acquit the pair on charges
that they cheated the govern
ment on the New Jersey Con-
CHEESEMAN'S Office payroll,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
TIE TRUNAANS
AND TIE DPS

came under the new DIP Act TO Key West the 18th OF
October. l949. and with his wife. resides and works
at the Convent of Mary Immaculate. is grad. mech
engineer and studied in Roumonio Budapest Hungary
and otter l945 in Munich Germony. Till Sept OF this
year the young couple were, because Of their knowL
edge in Ianquuges employed by the US. Forces and
International Refugee OrqonizationJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
Trunaesn. Arrives At lilo For Three-Week
Sfcy; thousands Cheer His Coming Toduy
T25OO Germans Killed II Horrible Russian Nine Dias

BERLlN, now z6.---lff .----l ne
story of tremendous mine-fire
disaster in the Russian Zone Of
Eastern Germany appeared today
in a Western Berlin paper. Two
thousand persons are said to have
lost their lives.
As reported by the Berlin Tele-
graf, which is under British con-
troll: Las. Thursday, there was a
short circuit in the electric cables
in uranium mine located near
the border between German.
Saxony and Czechoslovakia. All
Russian-controlled company OPP
crates this mine which produces
the raw stuff for atomic bombs.
The blaze spread to a couple of
adjoining workings. Il blew up
an explosive dump. Wrecking d.
mine tower. About Is hundred
miners described as mostly poll
tical prisoners were in the pits
at the time. And between the fire,
the smoke, and the resulting gas,
two thousand men are reported
to have lost their lives. The Ber-
lin paper reports that rescuers
did not get to work until II hours
after the disaster. It says that as
Of last Friday. 968 bodies had
been recovered. And it adds that
none but rsecue crews and offi-I
Gals are permitted near the
scene.
The British-controlled Berlin
paper also says that 800 miners
drowned a few weeks ago when
another uranium mine was flood
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
MONTY VISITS EISENHOWER

NEW YORK.-Field Marshal
Montgomery visited his old boss
tod ay - General Eisenhower.
When Monty came out of Ike's
Columbia University office, and
the reporters asked whot they
talked about, Montgomery teas
cd them: I'VE talked about the
weather. When the weather is
bad, you want an UMBRELLA
military umbrella"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
Santa Arrives Tuesday
VAN and RALPH NOBLE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS

VAN
THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS
Dear Children of Key West:
will arrive tomorrow evening until Christmas and
would like TO every of you.
You visit with at Mobiles. 106 Truman Avenue
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday evenings from TOO
PM Please bring parents with you and
the Watson Street door.
gift all of you contests
which beautiful gifts will be given to winners
Let's all have Merry Christmas!
SANTA.
Ps-Remember Mobiles. .lo1s Avenue
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-28
TERROR IN cHUNGKING

SAN FRANCISCO-The Chin
csc Nationalist Capital of Chung
king is city Of terror and con-
Continued On Page Three)
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BY JULIUS F. HUFFMAN

the Americans done individual
through religious and private agencies whole lot for the
many homeless and DPS in Europe
the Americans have heard all the expressions
gratitude the wonderful effects of the help
they these people they nevertheless have been
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
Chester Grove
Quartet Sings
AT Rotary Meet

The Chester Grove Quartet pre-
ssasted program of sacred songs at
rhe weekly meeting Of the Marion
kkskazy club Friday, July o. Rang
xng IN age from 7 to II years, mem
hers of the quartet are David and
CHARLES Mckinney, Harold and Don
NH Terry.
Visiting Rotarians were Fern
Jsszzzssn, of Winter Haven, Florida
a r. Arnold of Greensboro; Phillip
RMx1akel, of Charlotte.
l.. 3. Bass was the guest of Da-
vaa Gray; Rowan Wheeldon, of New
-21rsey, guest of Fern Munson, and
the Kew Bishop of Chicago, a guest
Axf ths club.