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MlscL. FOR SALE Cont

AIR CONDITIONING UNITS - New
purchased fer soc per day Cal
Il S-4lIe. r; & 4 REFRidERA;;
Ton CO.. your York authorised
AiR-CoNpIrIoNING UNITS New
the week. month or season, Call
0S 0sv ,.S, e TsssTys s5,:, ySgT ,,.a Unit spDPy
S-tli2,, R. b NJ. REFRIGERATION
Co. PA L St ne your Phileo
ans YORK authorized dealer.
oSGASHf@mSns sSG5,s,on t69 enc HEsnn Ss IN S hns
ANTIQUE CLOCKS. jerome and
Brewster lrGraham, made about
1850: old German chime clocks. a.!
running IVA. 6Si7.
nut eioek. dated 1885; black marble
top lamp table, blanket chest and
other Items, WI. 1920.
ANTIQUES-LouiS XIV carved walnut
chair, Flemish tapestry upholstered
ASTioTkS&rHs oITkrHH H L4SS, SSRo' eO1ne. OF
Broad and Little Pals rd.. Fals
Church, Va Items toe numerous 10
sPhSa ssHs;oa IA LA4tHs 4tsa, a s's''Al''' L NJ
ANTIQUES. pine, chests. eqpooArds.
The Ancestors Shop, 4el6 Del Ray,
Bethesda Nd Sat- Sun : IN ..
ANTIoUEs-Enpire chair and iov.
console table. Louis 10 sofa, French
tables 81, soa5.
ASTloUES-CloSing out russ, pewter.
glass, pottery: cooking and other
ANTIQUES-Center table. carved and
tnlAid with ivory: lsrGe ebony stand,
carved: marele-top lamp table and
many other items. SAVA'S MISC.
@ M shoF ssss. SoS eSsR''staia opsR sanaass, s;
ANrioGE-Exquisite gilt trAm. man.
tie mirror, has never tarnished;
.HnIa1ir 9HT,Einal owner; : rsas: EN-; S54Q;
| mile west Fairfax Circle on so,
Fairfax | 2s5sM' einS' E'''S' furniture
ANTIQUES, chest Of drawers. con-
sole , & tSels, 81. s917.
lets furniture and misc. items. SH.
ANTiouEs-print by W. psndy Sad
Ter, Wet. Period: large cherry frame.
ss5Su' s5S' I EN- h' l6s4. T.; excellent 'ond''
ANIlouEs-HELEN L. HANNA. 2sa2
e II9Sk;l : cH Ssi4,
hAN AlQ piece lGlng rfn. suite.
Sess eSess ~fxi Txi lSSS. ESSd condition. ANTIQUE
ANTlQUES-Removal sale Every
thing reduced. China, glass and
furn.; 1880 to 6. daily except sat.
Sl3+ Wis. ave. Bethesda. -l2
ANTIQUE CAST IRON pieces, benches,
Georgian and Victorian urns. SEN
.sibly priced. 4l23 Wis. ave. NV.
ANTIQUE CHAIR. drapes, lamps.
rugs, orien. and doms. and misc.
36l5 Wise. ave. NV. EN-. 446S. -
ANTIQUE CEDAR CHEST OF drawers.
wash stand, desk. occasional table,
stool and post beds. FA. $3.50.
ANTIQUE DAVENPORT, cleo refgr.,
rugs. other furn. 55l7 Oakmont
ave, Bethesda, WI. 1927. -
ANTIQUE DRESSER, solid walnut,
beautiful hand-carving, Victorian
design. s drawers. Call SH. 7792.
ANTIQUE TABLE, mahog., drop
leap, rope legs, make lovely serv-
ing or hall piece. Seats 4. It 8
In. square. Mrs. K. downstairs apt,
2504 4lSt st. NV. =
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PIANO OWNERS
Have your piano tuned and serviced
by the only authorized STEINWAY
dealer in Washington and nearby
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., INC.
1108 G st. NV. 5
TIME-PAYMENT PLAN
NEW OR REPAIR
RECREATION ROOMS
PORCHES, GARAGES, ATTICS
FREE ESTIMATES
r. G. BENNETT. MI. 1888. 13'
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90 CO - I1OLAE1tO
FROM $4.95 UP
NATIONAL BABY SHOP

NATIONAL BABY SHOP
1 TSea.srn Il Hu NS sase OPP oDen 1a0Afsa Evss
nAs9 sesa.!sB Ssls sl0 p'Dis L. !el s1ss s!s' good
BABY CRIB. maple. Kroll. complete
latest type play pen. with pad;
Folds- Rola stroller. pert. cOnd. ReaS.
BABY s, cRiB, adjustable. with inner
BABY EEi 0ScRi CRIB. Kant : We. mattress.
chest, S25; 2-way upholstered high
ehaiT' 81; stroller. 50; FIR, 7o75.
BABY FURN.Ss-pc. crib with mat
lent condition. LA. $3.50. IS
BABY STROLLER, high chair. child's
small bicycle, fiber rugs. single bed.
BHeHEEoR Sei S1S' CHEST. mahogany,
matching pair: SO In, high. 80 long,
cond. Victorian tea set. consisting
OF conee pot. tea pot. sugar and
SSFsssamsr: Sss. ,sa SILVER & triple plated: price
can Phyfe;. extension table and 4
chairs; .credenZa style buffet; price
S110: hide-a-bed love seat, green
upholstery. moss fringe trim; excel,
.eond ous Of storage. must sell.
BAND iai6oRNs-save up to 4o% on
new standard makes at the JORDAN
PIANO Co. corner 18th and O sts.
BASS; German tatbaek. rich mahog.
nnlsn' nbIs oW tSsai 1885 fSF dance work reason
sATHT6ss, bSiis:in. s sa5; new and
30b6 N 81: NV. NO. 1903.
BATH TUBs-Three, old-styie, $40
:, ,aIrIIJ e. WESLEY. l! z.oa23 after 5 pm.
SALES CO, 22s7 Ca ave. De. $40
BED a., sleigh. nah. coil springs
and Red Cross mattress, night stand
70 msSteh' like new, ss6 complete.
BED. youth. s25: bathinette, "a.
baby SCALES. 50; bottle steriiizer. "a.
BEDS. Chairs. elec. lamps. roaster,
chest chest ba 9ibTrorS, aS .Ies' 9 ssoles, srie-a-
BEDS, twin. iron, brown. complete;
Very reas. WO. 1899.
BEDS. twin. walnut; chest OF drawers
70 match: SIS complete. Cali AL.
BEDS t2l. HOLLYWOOD. complete. inner
spring mattress and box springs. OIL.
BED, Hollywood. double: almost new,
$40 Or fair offer. WO. 1920 morn
tnES. II
BED, double HOLLYWOOD, mattress;
blonde maple ext. dinette table and
4 chairs. TIE. 778s. IS
BED, double. Hollywood. good con-
dition, $50. Call Ii. 3-4o93. II
H5es pee 'sH na.ri.s asiisSSsa scS:F ss Tie 1P
BEDS, Simmons metal twin. coil
springs. S25; rocking chair, houdoir |
chair, table radio. desk. NE. $685..
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcoat. ,

PLASTERING, patching. no Job toe
small: white mechanics; II no An
swer sun. call wkdays-, La 6-4756.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING,
KEN ToninE, roof painting and car
pentry. cy . good mechanic 10.
3-sS63
PLUMBING, HEATING - Registered
plumber: hathrm. and kitchen re-
modelling: FLA financing arranged.
FIR 39i2 -
PiUMBiNG AND HEATING. Bath
rooms, kitchens. newly installed or
remodeled At moderate cost. Free
estimates. No down payment. Terms
arrangeG Display I'm, 311S Ga.
ave. NV. Open evenings. j.
SHAPIRO, reg. plumber, D. c. and
Nd, TU. 1900.
REFRIGERATION - Authorised GE
commercial and air-conditioning
sales and service; all work guar
24-hr. service on all makes. WELD
MAN REFGR. CO., MI. 1S4S or
ROWTH oQSS
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ENGLISH
Writing. grammar, speech and per-
sonality; also French. AID. $500,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, piano. Carmen, l2O bass
treble shift, excel. tone, case and
instruction book included. 5000.
Call RA. 0370.
ACCORDIANA. 100 bass: light
weight: perfect: practically new;
sacrifice. S135: Italo-American pro-
fessional. with organ tremolo switch:
bargain for some lucky person, Sl95.
ACCORDION. with case, salanti. 12O
bass. gray mother of pearl, 1925.
.6120 Blair. I'd. Phone ia. 0229.
ACCORDION. light weight. suitable
for child or lady: very fine condi-
ton: Sl50. VI. 1926.
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witty word wielder
Radio copy creator
I-nitiator of ideas
Talented Eublicist
editor
p. RA. 033
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SHORTHAND REVIEW COURSE
Gain superior speed through our
careful review practice and stimu-
lsting dictation courses; classes,
6-8 pm, Mon, Wed, Fri; So per
'-0' AMERICAN SCHOOL
1919 p ST NV 9Th FL. q
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Antique Dining Room Suite
serving table and china cabinet.
In Immaculate condition. Lifetime
rfIrInitgre raII seld for the best offer,
to 1882 Maryland ave. ne. any
AoUARIUMs AND sUPPLIEs-Live
daphnia. tubifiex. micro and white
worms. Have you visited our To-
%t SSti9n .pin.fa At 1901 l4th st. n;w:T
h store We esd Ehe4e frSRea oheas
follsw. Our specials this week in:
clude serpia. rasbora. prestellas and
many others. Tanks Of all sizes,
anSslcb aS2sSeisls built e I, oEdsE MINIATURE
AoUARTUM SPE9Gi1AiL;s. Sir Sunday. 2oe
only, head and taillight breeding
size, 79c each: pencils, SOC ea.; small
Betta's, 49c ea. PET HOUSE. 23l9
WIS, aye; NV. Ample parking,
BABY BASSLNETTE. mattress, So;
Tssterr.babe. 81; Doodle buggy. $40.
BABY CAR CAR BED and seat comb, like
BABY siSl cezARksiSsGGIfS,' sIsGIS' Builtrlte, with
mattress; N excellent condition.
BABY CARRIAGE, handsome gray
Whitney de luxe, Steerable feature,
with pad, used short time, immac-
ulate cond.: orig. price, S75; LIST
$40 takes. DU. 7742.
BABY CARRIAGE, Stork-line, pad in
cluded; $50; also apt. size washer.
OW. 1910.
BABY CARRIAGE. $40; English type
go-cart, $50; both excel. cond. HU.
sHBY yIsS' CARRIAGE. whitney. aooa
cond.; will sell for S25. WA. 94l5,
BABY CARRIAGE, Welsh, collapsible,
Kant-Wet matt, $l5; 3-way high
chair, red leather uphol., $S; scales,
sABY CARRIAGE. Storkline,. excel.
cond.. SIS. Call ia. 25O7.
BABY CARRIAGE-Lightw fold
ing baby carriage; good condition.
Call GE. 5l22.
BABY CARRIAGE, weIch, incl.
mattr.. SIS; play pen. $3.50; scales,
S5; excel COnd WA SS1I -
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Well Experienced LaundreSS
Straight or ruffled curtains at home.
Bring or call Ii. 3-1667. 76c a
pair. 3
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ANTIQUES SPECIAL SALE
Pine drop-leaf table. S42 so; oval
walnut drop-leaf table. S25; lad
der-back. chairs. rush seats. S42:
cherry chest, 4 drawers, sos; pine
chest. 8 drawers. S27.5O; pine
washstand. $50; pine coffee table
on old stove irons, SIS; small saw
buck table. $3.50: dough tray cof-
fee table. 500: pine Dutch cup
board. $50: pine corner cupboard,
$685.. walnut rocker, $40; walnut
END tables, pair, $50: walnut poster
bed. full size. beautifully rennished,
$40; pair Mr., and Mrs; chairs, 500;
Victorian love seat, S25: fireplace
board. pine. sos. More than 900
other pieces OF furniture, Large
stock OF china. glass. etc. Buy
now and save at sale prices. Terms
II desired. Free delivery. Park in
front yard on account OF Wis.
ave: widening. Inspection invited.
BETHESDA,CHEYY CHASE AN
TIQUES, S2l5 Wis. ave. OIL. 2422.
10, 10 sH1So,,ppS simS % p,m; Sun, 20 pm;
nEAI
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ACCORDIONS

ACCORDIONS
110-bass italian piano accordion out
fit on sale S149.50, regular price
S275; also 120 bass accordions at
greatly reduced prices. Save at
Ratner's Music Store
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REFRIGERATION

Comm. and domestic; work guar:
24-hr. service DI. 6923. -
REFRIGERAToRS REPAIRED, aIss
washers; guaranteed service
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO
Day. UN 1919 Ewes ON RS75
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PAINTING, FLOOR SANDING
Papering, plastering, repairs; terms.
IN ORCQ6 ~ uT rrQS
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BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pe., mahoU.. Tx.
new. Double bed. chest on chest,
large bow-front dresser with wall
mirror, SpotleSs box sprgs, and matt
MRS. CARRELL, RA. 6941.
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A ton may be 1000 pounds
~. s., 2,240 pounds dong tonsJ
or 2,204.6 pounds (metric tpns).
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Cubans, Saints
Dairy, Bombers
Meet On Sunday

Two very interesting games of
baseball will be played Sunday
at the Wickers' Field. The first
game will be between the K, w.
Cubans and the Saints. Both clubs
lost the first games they played.
The loser Sunday will go to the
cellar and the winner will go to
second place in a tie with the
club that loses the second game.
In the night cap Adams Dairy
and the Atomic Bombers will
play These clubs won their first
games, so the winner will go to
first place in the standings.
The Saints will use Mongolo in
the box and the Cubans may start
with Rounds. The Bombers may
depend on their star, Witt Vidal,
to start and the Dairy team may
use that Boston Red Sox pitcher,
J. McmAnus. Both are south
paws and battle is in the off
ing.
First game at l p. m, and the
second at 3 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
Vets In 7 States To
Get Nearly Hall OF
Insurance Benefits

WASHINGTON. Jan. g.
(P).-Here are some sfatis-
tics on that S2.s00.0O0.o00 CT
life insurance dividend that
is to be divided among World
War Two veterans.
A check of Veterans Ad-
ministration records indicates
that nearly half of that whop-
ping big sum of money is like
lY to be distributed to veter-
ans in seven states.
There was a total of l5.273.-
600 World War II veterans
living as of last November
80. The records indicate that
more than 100000 were in
New York. Pennsylvania,
California. Illinois. Ohio,
Texas and Michigan.
The VA and the Treasury
Department have the ma
chinerY all set to send out the
first dividend checks on Jan
uarY is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
Large Fishing Party
On Sunday AT Boca
Chica; Fish Fry For
Sunday, January Is

A number of events were
scheduled during the remainder
of this month at meeting last
night of the Florida Keys Out
board Motor Club at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Reese in
Olivia street.
The club has full calendar
of entertainment outlined begin
ming with large fishing party
on Sunday, January 8. All boats
are to rendezvous at the entrance
of North West Channel prompt
ly at 800 a. m, for a trim to
Boca Grande. Boats will be start
ing from Garrison Blight. North
Beach and Stock Island, but all
will meet the main CONVOY at
the Rendezvous station at 800
a. M.
This fishing trip will be for
Club members, their families and
all visitors are cordially invited
to attend this event. A picnic
dinner will be spread on the
beach at Boca Grande.
Plans were made for a club
fish fry for Sunday afternoon
January Is. The following Sun
day, January 22nd, beach
party has been scheduled.
The Club Commodore. Judge
Thomas Caro-, announced an
cupboard race would be staged
Sunday, January 20. This event
win be of mitch interest to all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
fishing Information
walls
TIE Paul Choiteau Movie

walls
Tha Paul choiteau Movie
4 watched the Paul Chotteau
movie last night at Tourist Fun
Mite, held at the USO-YMCA
building under the sponsorship of
the Chamber of Commerce. After
"A was finished / asked myself,
shat good purpose would the
trip 10 Cuba under shark propul-
sion serve? Why does he want to
make this trip, that is to say the
least risky? And, finally, what
lasting value would it be to the
City of Key West from publicity
standpoint?
In the movie last night, in
which ChOtteau played the lead
ing role, the commentator stated
that fame. Chotteau soon found
out was fleeting. His past accom-
plishments prove this, even
though he swim distances that
today would be no mean feat.
Yet the public soon forgot. So
Why run the risk of riding a
shark to Havana?
IN any event il is up to the
man himself, if he wants to at
tempt the trip. more power to
him. but Til take my fish at the
other end Of a rod and reel-it's
safer.
Fishing Tournament Under Way
The fishing tournament is Off
sally under way. as of last We'd
ncsday. and do YOU know what
happened-nO fish. Last week
and the week before there were
plenty. in spite of rough weather,
bat the first day of the tOurna-
Incnt there was not a single en-
try.
Yesterday was a little better
with an entry Of a Crevalle Jack
from Captain jake Keys fishing
party. and a kingfish from Cap
tain John Vests boat. The
names Of the entrants had not
been received by me at the time
this was written but they will be
plblishcd.
Channel Hazardous
For the benefit of those who
may not know it. the channel
leading 10 the charter boatmen's
dock was dug under contract for
them. and the money for it was
paid from the charter boatmen's
treasury. a treasury none too
large 10 begin with. But, at least
q channel was made whereby
boats could come up to the boule-
ward and dock. Needless to say,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
PLAN MANY EVENTS AT
MEETING OF FLORIDA
KEYS CUPBOARD CLUB

Cupboard owners and sportSrnen.
The race will be open to the gen
eral public, both as entrants Jas
well as spectators.
The racing committee has plan
ned several classes of races. AL
sizes of boats and motors will be
entered in individual classified
tions.
1t has particularly been stress
ed that the Forthcoming race is
for fishing boats as well as
speed boats. The main object of
the race is to promote sports
manship and fellowship among
Key West boatmen as well as
entertainment and diversion for
our many welcome visitors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
BY JACK DELANEY. Fishing Editor

the boatmen themselves know
the channel is not wide enough,
and Thursday only brought the
truth home more forcifully.
To bring their boats through
the channel, the fishermen are
forced to hug a bank of mari at
the entrance, creep around a
channel marker and then swing
into their berths at the boulevard.
At low tide the trip through is
even more hazardous las Thurs
days incident showed when Cap
tain John West piled up on a
mud-bank.
The channel should be widened
to eliminate the navigational
hazards that are now prevail from
a restricted entrance, strong
winds, and low tides.
Besides, if Captain West had
not been so late getting in,
might have had some kingfish for
dinner, darn 1t.
Aside To The Tournament
Committee
This is to Newell Pinder, and
Limo Castro, members of the Jay
Gee Fishing Tournament Com
mittee who are serving their first
year at the boulevard, gathering
entries for the Tournament.
Don't feel discouraged about
the lack of entries, the weather's
"agin us" at present, and it looks
as though it will never let up.
But, be patient, we are bound to
have fishing weather, when
Uncle Harry returns for his
March visit. The winds are prob
ably caused by members of Con-
greSs now in session in Washing
ton.
You Make Us Feel At Home"
Must be the comment of many
of the guests at the Hibiscus Mo
tel, operated by Margaret and
Harry Mitchell.
happened to drop by the other
day on business; drank some of
their famous coffee. freshly brew
ed at all times for guests; talked
Key West and fishing as usual,
but was struck by the air of
friendliness that prevailed. 1t was
not like a motel, but home.
1t must make a deep impression
on those visitors who come into a
strange city and register at the
Hibiscus. 1t would to me.
SCALES:
Forthcoming.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
Bamboo Room Wins Again;
Defeats Spider Web Driye-Inn;
Sonar Wins Close Game
Beat Pollock's Jewels.
So To 50; Vogue
Cleaners Win From
Overseas Caragenlen

Bamboo Room basketball five
continues its winning streak and
they won over Spider Web for
their eighth game last night
against one loss.
G. Barber scored % points in
this game to lead the Bamboo
boys. Meador scored l8, Bunny
Villareal scored IL, and Thornp-
son scored 10 for the losers.
In the second game the Sonar
boys and Pollock's Jewels played
the best game of the night. 1t was
nip and tuck all the way, and the
Sonar boys led by three points in
the first quarter, by six at the
half and by six at the stretch,
but the Jewels made up in the
last, but Just not enough to win.
High man was Schultz with is
points, Srakocic 10 For the losers,
Skaggs scored Is, p. Herrick IA.
In the last game of the night
Overseas Garage lost their ninth
straight game to the Cleaners by
a 81 to 81 score. High man was
Johnny Cerezo with % points.
Oropesa 10, Beaver IL. and
Gardner II For the losers, Kerr
scored IA, Curry IL.
Scores by quarters:
First Game
Total
Bamboo Room 16 16 20 20-78
Spider Web S z 8 1872
Second Came
Total
Sonar School Is IA IA 1873
Pollock's Jewels 10 IL IA 1870
Third Game
Total
Overseas Garage Q IS 6 9-37
Vogue Cleaners IL 16 IL 22-67
Officials: Referee, Henriquez;
umpire, Oropesa; timer, Fernan-
dez, and scorer, Aguilar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
BASKETBALL
Island City Basketball League

CHigh School Gym,
Night
WEDNESDAY
TOO = Overseas Garage VS..
Sonar School.
300 Spider Web Drive-Inn VS..
Vogue Cleaners.
900 Pollock's Jewels VS..
Bamboo Room.
THURSDAY
7:00-Overseas Garage and
7:00-Overseas Garage VS.. Spi-
der Web Drive-Inn.
800 = Pollock's Jewels VS..
Vogue Cleaners.
9:OO-Bamboo Room VS.. Sonar
School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
Basketball Standings
Island City Basketball League
tI;0h School Cvm
Sports Calendar
BASEBALL.
Island City Baseball League
Municipal Stadium,
Affprnonnl

1S49uo lily 0osS1oAA
Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon
Each Game. 7 Innings
SUNDAY
1:OO-Key West Cubans VS.,
San Carlos.
800 - Atomic Bombers ve,
Adams Dairy.
SUNDAY, JAN. 15-
1:0O-Atomic Bombers VS.. Key
West CubanS.
800 San Carlos Saints VS..
Adams Dairy.
SUNDAY, JAN. r.
100 San Carlos Saints VS..
Atomic Bonnbers
i 3:0O-Key West Cubans VS..
Adams Dairy
600
Boca chica Field
(Afternoon)
Each Game, 8 Innings
SUNDAY
To be announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
EIGHT GOT FOUR

SOUTH BEND, Ind.-P).-
Among the seniors on the 1949
Notre Dame football team were
eight players who earned four
Irish grid monographs. They were
Emil Sitko, Jim Martin, Leon
Hart--all three All-Americans
Mike Swistowicz, Walt Grothaus.
Steve Oracko, Ralph McGehee
and Doug Waybright
Sitko. Martin, Hart, Swisto-
wiez and McGehee had the add
ed distinction of having unde-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
SECRET PAPERS

story after the document uas -.
porfed BY the United Press Lam.
bert has declined 20 tell flln ~
teIlieence officers who sao~es
him the document
The International News aef
vice correspondent In Iokyft
Howard Handelmsn. also has
been questioned By MacAFthul
staff.
MacArthur's headquarters hes
announced that -aisclplinafI
action will be taken u relpons'
bility'' can be determined
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06

feated collegiate careers by win
mig their letters in the 1946-47-
48-49 seasons during which Notre
Dame did not suffer single de-
feat. Waybright earned his first
monogram in 1914 and Oracko
and Grothaus were letter winners
in I945.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06
ARMY PREPARING


left Charleston for Little Creek.
where they'll undergo rugged
training for the war games. The
Army plans to send a total Of
$4,000 men for training TO the
nearby base.
All told, $4,000 soldiers, sailors,
marines and airmen will take
part in the maneuvers off Puerto
Rico two months from now. All
will be trained in advance at
Little Creek.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06

Mail The Citizen to Relative.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-06

Kits have been put on the mar
ket to convert l0-inch television
sets into . 16-incher.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-30

Western Auto Asso. Store
Columbus Trading Co.
Rogers Auto Service
w. F. Cox Company
Carroll Sales Co.
Joyner's Grocery
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-30
L0RLS LEGION
IMSTAL.LS
OFFICERS

Loris American Legion Post
No. 81 met at the Legion Hut
Monday night August IA, and the
following officers for the year
were installed by District Com
mander Charlie Daniels of Mich
OILS: Post Commander R. G. Potts,
list Vice Commander Joe Rankin
End Vice Commander, Henry
Hughes, 3rd Vice Commander.
Charles Dawes, Adjutant Wen
dell Spivey, Finance Officer Dr.
L. B. Kapps, Chaplain, T. w
10000 families with net incomes
of $4,000 to make up that
amount.
''Thc dricd-egg surplus has
mounted to a staggering point.
AS this is written 81 million
pounds arc on hand. They are
stored in an Atkinson, Kansas,
cave that cost 2 million dollars to
convert into a warehouse. The
rest are running up a big rent
bill at various coldstorage plants
about the country.
commodities are distributed
in a manner which would bank
rupt a chain grocery. One De
partment of Agriculture man
states frankly: 1--WE have as
many distribution systems as we
have states-forty-eight."
THUS. two days before sum
mer vacation one medium-sizc
school received 60 cases of rails,
ms! In other instances schools
have received large allotments OF
perishable foods just before
Christmas vacations-When there
was no chance whatever OF using
them.
eff the federal government
wishes to participate in the lunch
program. it should make grants
to schools through state educa.
ton departments. American wo-
mon are quite competent to do
the marketing for lunch pro-
grams-more competent, one sus-
poets, than government employ
ccs with an eye on the farm
vote"