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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL or commercial,
OF Defense hwy. and Edmonston rd.,
nr, B. & o. R. R.; over 10000 So.
#. scott. frontage. DI. 1OI5
~ p;m. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS
BALTIC. BLvp.-1es. 500 So. it.; -aso-
s. s4sssssf sssss f5s Fssr ss e. sn 4 5f
BALTIC. BLvD.-4s.eoo 50. it.. with
1O0-ft. frontage. on grade. $4,000.
A: M. ROTH. RE. 1880. -
ALExANDRIA-Brick bldg, 5000 SO.
it.; ofc.;. 8 washrooms: OIL heat; on
! acre Of land. on railroad; all imp.
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
"a APIS. about 10 yrs. old brick.
ex. NV. location; less than times
annual income. Seen by appt. only.
CONGRESS REALTY CO., 1101 vt.
FRONT ROYAL. vA.-120.o 900 So.
IT. Of land with 600-ft. frontage on
N. g. w. Railway; city water, sew
ers and elec. avail; additional land
II needed or will sell part. MR..
SNIDER,, owner. Arlington. Va. Phone
Gil. 1904. IS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BETHESDA-Ohce space consisting
of or 3-rm. suites; suitable for
contractor, architect. engineer or
menufacturer's representative; park
ing and yard space avail. II de-
sired. Call SH. 3026 eyes,, Sat
and Sun. II
N ST. NEAR CONN. AvE.-2nd coml.
mo. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. %
Rnd ST. NE, nr. Eye and Railway
Express-Two 2-story- brick bldgs.,
36-ft. front. zoned End coml.; priced
reas. c. II. PARKER CO., Ma. 1925.
I12 VIRGINIA AVE. S.w.-Brick
bldg. for shop. store or warehouse,
Law, elec., heat; 2nd coml:; S16o:
c. H. PARKER CO., MA. 2326. -6
IDEAL OFFICE SPACE for general
ofices or retail wholesale business.
1O2 West Jefferson ST., Falls Church,
Va. Phone KE. 3-5463. %
8I9 IIth ST. NV floors, suitable
for an ONCE or business, with living
quarters available if desired. By
appointment, DI. 0431.
COMPLETE 2ND. FL, approx. 1.S0O
So. it.; heat and lavatory; rear
1920 You st. NV. DU. 943S- y
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
MOTORCYCLES

ENFIELD 125 C. C. 194s
model; motor in excel. cond.; g.
speed transmission. many extras;
very economical and fast; 500.
GIL. b15S "a
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GARAGES

NEAR 14th AND FAIRMONT NV
for storage; front and back entrance;
S25 month. MI. lO47. g.
FOR RENT - 1882 14th st. NV
(rear); over 500 50. IT.: ideal for
shop or warehouse; $50 mo. RA
1900. a
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WAITED

INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and and commercial
A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
1921 EYE ST. N.W.-one and two
room office suites at reasonable
rentals to responsible parties. Call
SSAVAGsi "a ssso o14 Union Trust bldg.
1900 SO. FIT. air-conditioned space
construction In Silver Spring. Can
divide to suit large tenant. all serv-
ises g. Ds5fi5nsd smPgY Cos eall T MI 5sdo dEorantin
oFFiCEs Foe Rent. = S Suitable for
doctor, dentist. real estate, beauty
shop lawyer. etc. 1915 Ga. ave.
AhEIsoN Lis n BHSG.-osace sfsS. space. "a 900
location to aGS ri l. fee g. Asos PfTs19S &C. sGod obs
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave; n.w.-Ayailable immediatei.
rooms PENS * Tss5 gSsE Es
cENTURY BLDG. M 41a iY'' 5th st. NV.
opposite Municipal Court. Limited
number aforementioned Offices avail
able in this tireproof building; ele-
vator service. THOS. ]. FISHER &
CO, INC" 73S 18th st. NV. DL
VERY DESIRABLE 4-room suite, S33
So. it.; located Conn. ave at Porter
st. NV: ideal for professional Offices,
beauty salon, dentist. doctor. ETC.;
ayailahle now. THos. J. FISHER 8,
S0Ss5,o INC. 1888 18th st. NV, DI.
1oI7 18th ST. N.w.-very esirsble
ofhces in this modern bldg; S25
ana up; See MR.. PoSNER, RIM. 301,
silver STRING small rms; mio ?
go 4peo peF mo. CRANE & HELaAN'
IDEAL LOCATION for ofice, air con-
ditioned and heat. $50 so. #. also
spare room and bath: 1st floor;
private entrance. PRINCE KARL
HOTEL, 1901 K st. NV. Elk. 1925.
STORE: ofnces. street and End floor;
suitable loan. barber shop or any
sqsipsss; sH ssss Maryland District line.
CoIoRED-14th AND wALLACH-a
I'M. suite. all utils. included. Call
r: A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors, Ma.
FURN. oFFICE-win share with acct.
or lawyer. $25 mo. F st. nr. Hecht.
RE. 2136; eyes,, ia. 1852. -
5S4 50. FIT. of aforementioned office
space avail. for. small loan or pro-
feSsional of1ce; heat and light furn. !:
no parking problems of the down
town location; rent. $500 per mo.
Contact MR.. GRAF. AP. 5000 or
write 1900 Rhode Island ave.
ARTISTS, MUSICIANS, ATTENTION
-Lse. light studios, furn. or un-
furn:; suitable pvt. work. teaching
or Lying quarters. recital rm. or
exhibition rm. avail. upon request.
inspection appt. HO. 3002. ST.
1858. MRS LONG. -
LARGE ROOM, furn. or unfurn.. in
law suite. WOODWARD BLDG.
EXCEPTIONALLY high-class office
with receptionist, new KASS BLDG,
available for lawyer or accountant,
space for sec'y. ST. 0030 or DE.
DOWNTowN-Two beautiful, large
floors: open space; ideal for insur :,
school. studio, local or national firm;
pvt. ent.; reas. ELLIS. Me. I171. .
LARGE RIM. in law office, with its
own pvt. entr.; avail GIT 18th st.
NV: ref. req. RE 1915. -
FURNISHED LAW OFFICE with law
library. waiting room; accessible to
all parts Of city; has been occupied
over % years; ample parking space
Box 4O6-D Star -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE WAREHoUsES-RENT (contJ

14th ST., near Florida ave. n.w.-2-
story bldg, suitable for wholesale
or storage; contains 5000 sa. IT,;
excellent condition; good location
for sale of electrical supplies, paints,
auto parts, etc. THOS. J. FISHER q
CO.. INCu 73S 10Th st. NV, DI.
$40 Mo.-Small, 2-story brick bldg.
for repair shop. storage, etc; rear
Atlas Theater, 1900 blk H st. ne,
being 1921 Linden court. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000.
REAR 1922 14th ST. N.W.-Lg.
story and u; SS5 per mo. ]. GER
AID JUSTINE. 412 9Th st. NV.
DI. 5995.
WAREHOUSE, TT. siding, and outside
storage. 1,400 SO. IT. of warehouse
space. loading platform on B g. o
tracks, near College Park, Md, on
paved highway. Suitable for out
side storage of lumber, trucks, or
heavy equipment, etc. Reasonable
rent. Call Mon. through Fri. after
8 an. DI. 5522. %
NEW WAREHOUSE
Available November 1; approximately
10000 SO. it.: can be subdivided
KASS REALTY
EN- 500.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK. any size lob; prompt
seSvies sasT: reas sitso Local or loag Sistancs
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

TOURIST HOME, furnished. B bed
baths. large lott; close to center Of
Orlando City; beautiful; $4,000
easy terms. or exchange. Write fol
particular to JOHN T. KOLAR, 61C
s. Wayne St, Arlington. Va. -6
FLA.-Apt. furn.. fol
lawn with trees and flowers; mr.
Causeway to Gulf beach; photos and
information avail; S425. ia. 8034
No triflers please. -
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-, ;, OPPORTUNITIES
Now available for the first
time. Two 2-family apart
ment buildings in excellent
Sc. locations. One apartment
building has monthly incoaA
of $500 and the other S1Se
month; psa2na I4,nr A4artmen1s qeo Sinetts. SGnsa,n
kitchen and bath. Full base
ments, gas heat. Modern brick
construction. 2 years old. Each
available completely furnished
for only $1,000 down.
OR
Four-family building in .
Ssni.ns Sssa SolSTsa 2nsacostis. ssss'0s saS4o per
year income. Included In the
lot lot 44TSae IT,. zoned for
apartments. A real invest
ment opportunity for $4,000.
Owner anxious to sell.
OR
Attention. Contractors. sub
contractors, plumbers, elec-
tricians. etc. Home and shop
In a fine NV. location. Six
room and bath row brick resi-
dence that can be converted
into 2 apartments and store.
House has all modern equip
ment. New large ONCE and
workshop in rear. First COM
mercial location. Truly an ex-
cellent value.
For information on the
above properties. phone Mr..
Broche, 10. 3-5013.
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
1908 81 st. N. W. Ma. 2345
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STORES FOR RENT
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE PKwY.,

WASHINGTON BALTIMORE PKwY,,
at Riverdale rd.; new store. 24x80;
sl5%e ON MONTH ST NA; w ooIo. Large s+ore
available for lease Or monthly ten
ant. WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, MA. 481s. %
1915. M ST. NV, downtown. Street
TAN store. formerly lunchroom and
1Sh sctouSfRS lsass srosf for ss4s IS
mi. from District, suitable for hard
stock and equipment in bldg. may be
bought at reasonable price. Fairfax
CHEVY CHASE. d. c., 3s15-17 Liv-
ingston st. NV. just of Conn. ave.
Window; basement. Excellent loca-
tion for retail store, ofice or job
ber. Will divide for suitable tenant.
THos. J. FISHER & CO. INC, 73s
18th st. NV, DI. $3.50. IS
PARK RD. Mr.. I4th sT:-A-l bust
ness Location; Se5 mo. MI. 1854 or
STORE @ 9S5 FOR RENT, 4ox5o, in shop
ping center: s5 N. Glebe I'd, Ar
iington, Va; $500 per mo; For in
formation call OK. 2211 or CH.
sSSYg i11th ST. N.w.-aood location
for any kind Of business. LOUIS
BURMAN. RE. l76S. ID
ONE STORE LEFT, good for hard
ware or druggist; no stores for sew
eral miles; growing neighborhood;
located 1924 New Hampshire ave.
near Naval Ordnance, which employs
approx. 5000 employees. RE. 1925.
TOP LOCATION, nr. Union Station.
Fully equipped for restaurant busi-
In, H. 6. sMrTHY CO. GO s sT. $500.
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COMMERCIAL BLDG.
Mr.. 18th & K SITS. NV.
In the heart of the financial section.
4-story and bsmt. brick building
containing Offices and a very mod
seating rs persons Can give pos
session of restaurant If required. Ideal
for investor or owner occupant. For
details, call Mr.. Ewell. OR. (537S).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 z st. NV. Realtors. ME. 5400
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SMALL FARMS

AS@s4& 4A~5 - AL 4t4S4J
An acre and independence.
$500 (nc house,. Also half
acre BUSINESS lots on State
Route 2S for 5000, payable
$50 down, SIS. month.
Plenty of room for chickens.
garden, fruits. ETC.; raise
your own food and beat the
high cost of living and don't
worry about rationing and
boarding. You can use your
land as soon as you pay the
Goop eS ooRoi oRRooiAps-ELEcrR1c1rY
$25 DOWN, $40 A MONTH
35 minutes drive out Lee
blvd. to centreville, turn left
at traffic light on Route 2S
Coward Manassas), 4 miles to
our big sign on left. SMALL
FARMS. Open every day 1
to e pm. Every Trailways
bus to. Manassas passes us.
Bring SO deposit.
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Your Attention Please!
NEARBY VIRGINIA
1919 K ST. NV.
SALE OR. RENT

Sust redecorated and vacant. 3-story
and basement brick. 12 individual
ofice rooms, 8 lavatories. oil heat.
cation. DRURY REALTY CORP,
MI. 1000; eyes,. WO. 1891.
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FRANCES POWELL HILL

GIkf11NS11o EoW ELL
PRESENTS A 945-ACRE FARM
In Culpeper County. Va. The $50
acres of open land is adaptable to
cattle operation that can be ex-
panded by clearing additional land,
improved by a sound 10-rm. frame
residence with electricity and a 150-
ton hay barrack. The residence is
situated on a knoll commanding a
distant view of the Blue Ridge.
FTonsage on improved road 2 miles
Priced $4,000. For additional In
fformation and appt.. to inspect. call
Vienna 1s$-J-4. ewes. and Sundays. days.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV, DE. 41o1.
Nearby Va.-60 acres; 100 1T. on
road frontage; older 3-bedrm. home
on beautiful farmland; gear ga
rage. barn, 2 chicken houses; 20
N. G.. HINES & SON
Court House Square. OW. e020.
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MONEY AVAILABLE for FIRST and
second trust loans, D. c., Maryland,
and Virginia.
B. CRIFASI CO.
1924 vt. Ave. NV. MA. 6l90. MA.
9771.
Reduce Home Payments
Should the present mo. pymts. on
your home be too high. call us as
we may be able to reduce them
sf.er A r VeIGE5. cali ao. Pos IA 0'4o: -fi Eyes
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WILL BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease In D. c., with Penna.
r.r. facilities. sTEuART BROTH
ERS, INC. DI. 2434.
GEORGIA AVE, near Peabody St.
nw.--Warehouse. containing 15, 900
for large trucks: ideal for general
storage or autos. THO5. j. FISHER
4 col INC, 73s 18th ST.. NV,
d. 6SD. 90
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

ACRE OR MORE, water and paved
highway frontage; nr. Washington,
Potomac; xeas. terms. EH. 1882.
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NASH '49 Statesman. choice of 2
Airflytes. both fully equip. can't be
told from brand new. full guar,
NASH, 2S19 M st. NV, HO. $500.
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WILL BUY approved second trust
notes. AMERICAN MTG. AND IN
VEST. CO., AIS Southern Bldg, Ma.
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L O S T

500 by certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to g. neighbor with
out FIRST getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South of Key Bridge.)
1917 North Moore st. OW. s7S7.
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CN OO440 "
1908 81 st. N. W. Ma. 2345
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont }
All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
elude oetuoi selling price of cor.

BUICK 80 super convert; black,
tanned top and red leather uphol-
Stery; Dynaflow and all accessories;
z, mos. old, pvt. owned. Will sell
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NASH 40 Ambassador. 2-dr. Air
fiyte. see this stunning beauty. and
you will surely buy. superb, full
NASH. 2S19 M st. NV, HO. $500.
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CHEVROLET AT 2-door; r. and h.,
new tires; very clean; Al cond,;
sacrifice. SS45. LA. 6-61S4. -
CHEVROLET AT Fleetline 2-dr.; r.
and h.. S975. AKERS OIDSMOBILE
CADILLAC CO., Fairlington Shop
ping Center, Alex, Va. OV. 0350.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
AGAINST AIR ATTACK

The President has submitted to Con-
gresS report revealing a master plan
for organizing civil defense against air
attack throughout the United States and
its territories
The Chief Executive suggests that
Congress study the report before intro
ducing legislation. Meanwhile, the Chief
Executive plans to go ahead and establish
a full defense administration on tempo
rary basis, using emergency funds to ges
the new agency started.
President Truman declares that the
plan under consideration will require the
unselfish participation of many hundreds
of thousands of citizens. Present plans
call for beginning at the state govern
ment level and the national government
will not exercise Operational control but
will attempt to coordinate defense op-
erations and establish and supervise air.
raid warning systems and the requisite
communications networks.
Some $4,000 copies of the report .
containing 162-pages. will be sent out to
state and territorial governors, mayors of
municipalities of 5000 population and
over. state civil defense directors, men,
bers of Congress, high government Off
Gals and newspapers and radio stations
We know that there are some citizens
who assume that these plans are unneces-
sary. Nevertheless, If war comes TO this
country. there is the possibility that we
will need such a program in order to en-
able stricken areas 10 act effectively in
meeting the emergency. Because it would
be foolish to imagine that the United
States is immune from enemy damage, it
would be equally foolish to ignore the
necessity of planning to meet such an
occurrence in the event of war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
INDIA A POINT 4 EXAMPLE

It is. extremely important that the
people of under-developed areas under
stand that the Point Four Program. now
being advanced by the United States, can
do very little to solve the problems that
confront the teeming millions Of people
who must somehow be taught the slow
process of helping themselves.
India is often mentioned as a likely
area for the application of the Point Fouh
Program. In this huge country, there is
a famine report current almost any time.
An unexpected local drought, flood on
crop failure causes disaster that is grad
ually alleviated as the government shuf5
files supplies over inadequate railways
and roads
Robert Trumbull, writing to The
New York Times from New Delhi, says
that the Assam earthquake and the floods
in Psniab and Kashmir, together with
crop failures and disruption Of commune
cations, have brought several million In>
dians to the verge of famine. He points
out that this situation ''is Just the usual
thing" in India where ealamities that
would bring out scare-head type IN the
United States pass with little notice.
The central government Of India is
taking steps to grow sufficient food to
take care of its population but one must
remember, in this connection, that self
sufficiency would mean nothing more
than India could maintain the present
substandard of her teeming millions
without outside aid" It does not mean
enough for everybody under modern nu,
tritional standards
1t is interesting to note, that. in con-
nection with the shortage of food in In
dia, the one million tons of surplus wheat
In the United States is beginning to vex
public opinion. The Indians are hungry
for grain and some of them are starving.
Naturally, reports that the United States
has huge supply of surplus wheat stirs
them up In fact. an Indian official is on
his way to the United States and Canada
to buy wheat but the amount that he
buys will be determined by the price, not
by the needs of his cOuntrymen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
GREETINGS TO FLORIDA

Citrus growers in Florida received
s1Eb. GOO. Oo0-an all-time record for their
delicious fruits during the past year. The
RloEida Citrus is heralding the good news
Over all the Nation.
advertising put across the job for the
PeTnninsula State-and that is a true ac-
count of the way Florida fruits and pro-
duaion increased so much that at one time
fhespossibility of over-production stirred
up considerable unrest among the fruit
groEers of that State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
MONOGRAPH
A WARNING TO RUSSIA

1t seems to US that the most important
announcement made by the foreign min
listers of the United States. Great Britain
and France, during their recent confer
enee. is that which makes plain the de-
termination that an act of aggression
against the West German Federal Re-
public will be regarded as an attack upon
the United States. Great Britain and
France.
The North Atlantic Treaty, one may
recall, bound its members to assist any
member subjected to an EARNED attack.
In ,sdefining an armed attack, it stated
specifically that such an attack upon the
occupation forces of any party in Europe"
would bring the treaty into operation.
The new declaration, in extending the
definition, makes it clear that an attack
against the West Germans, whether or
not occupation forces are attacked, will
bemet by the armed forces of the three
governments.
:. It is also agreed that a West German
police force of 10000 men be permitted
to deal with the problem of internal Sc
This, under certain circumstances,
might be Increased to $4,000 men. In adj
ditlDn, plans were laid to increase steel
production in Germany so as to permit a
substantial increase in Western Germans
contribution to the defense of the western
ar4 of Europe.
: The decision to consider an attack
ag@nst the West German Federal Re-
pus lic an attack upon the free powers
coIktitutes a significant warning to So
vie9 Russia, Under this declartion, we
pr4ume, if the Soviet-sponsored forces
Of East Germany commit aggression
agTnst the West Germans, the forces of
the nations will be used to stop the
attkck. The plain intent of the declara-.
iioa is to give warning that aggression,
WHITTIER from East Germans or from Rus,
sians, viii be met with force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
A LITTLE LOCAL HISTORY

The seventh day of November will be
election day
The United States has three million
person in the Armed Forces. Some people
think We are preparing for peace, but re-
ports from over the World show tremen-
dous increased production of guns, tanks,
planes and other military equipment.
All this hard work is needed by all of
us-and Washington prophets profess to
know that certain restrictions must be
made by Uncle Sam to prevent initiation.
and runaway prices.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
NOTICE

Having lost my bozt n ths -
cent storm and beng u1z5ze =
make . living o<he-~ise Al -
ing the liberty Of azkizs 50 q.
Sistsncs As my frisnds may ne a.
70 give ma for the pu-ezzss e -
other boat.
by health Is bad and have -
children and my VIE and nu-kaz
depending On ne 8o- surp1rz
have tried 20 hold rszulz- -
my health VIII net perzz1 4 IN
fish and crswfish when ny hazz
permits Peter Tcrznex ~.
George D. Torz1o. ~ 49, s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03

Brudder Gum were given the
publishers. Firth, Pond and Co
for an exchange Of 50 copies
each when issued. JEANNE With
The Light Brown Hair" was I'm
doubleday Fosters wife, Jane Nc
DOwell. daughter of a doctor in
Pittsburg- It was during a tempo
rary separation before she left
him that the song was written.
Two Cents a Copy
Firth, Pond and Co. in 1879 be
gan paying the composer two
cents per copy for all songs sold.
and this brought In about 81 500
annually The Etude saws ~un-
fortunately this financial security
made him lazy" He got to draw
ing royalties IN advance and if
he fell too deeply into a hole he
would dispose OF a song for an
agreed small amount
small amount
The last really successful pro-
duction was copyrighted Just two
days after Lincoln's election in
1850 After that the average
work OF the composer was pa
thetics If not pitIfuL He was a
victim Of malaria and took TO
drink
At Pittsburg. Pennsylvania,
the Stephen Collins Foster Mem
orial on the campus of University
OF Pittsburgs was dedicated June
2, 1887 This beautiful tribute to
the composer whose melodies
have become the heart songs Of
the American people. was con-
eeived ten years earlier BY Mrs.
VIII Earhart. President at tie
time Of the Tuesday Musical Club.
The memorial cost $500, 900. The
principal speaker at the dediea-
ton was Josiah Kirby Lilly of
Indianapolis. for years q col
lector of Foster memorabilia.
This valuable collection was pre-
sented the memorial committee
and Is enshrined IN museum on
the University grounds
Among the articles on display
is Fosters portable melodeon on
which he played when serenading
MS friends. and the pocketbook
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Today In History

IS3S-Cornerstone Of pioneer
woman's college, the Mount Hol-
yoke College, South Hadley,
Mass, laid
1S59-Miil by stage coach
reaches Los Angeles from St.
Louis IN then record breaking II
days.
1863-President Lincoln IN
stitutes a permanent Thanksgiving
Day-designating the last Thurs
day IN November.
1671The Hebrew Union Col
lege. Cincinnati. pioneer Jewish
theological school, formally
opens
l89Inst Eucharistic Con
gress Of the Roman Catholic
Church IN America formally
opens IN Washington, D. c.
1920-President Wilson appeals
to the American people In behalf
OF the peace treaty and the
League Of Nations
I943-American flyers in Indo-
China shoot down score Of Jap
planes
l947-PreSident's Council of
Economic Advisers report spec
ulatiOn IN commodities respon-
sible for high goods prices to large
extent
l949-Three high naval officers
endorse Capt Cronmelin's
charges that Army and Air Force
officers were seeking to destroy
naval aviation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Is YEARS AGO

According 10 recent press dis
pRtches. State Game and Fish
Commissioner, ]. B. ROYAL has
had the waters Of . number Of
lakes Of the state under observa-
ton for two months with the view
of establishing fish hatcheries
within the near future. Mr.. Royal
believes that II viii be possible
to stock the waters OF the state
with fish, and give Florida the
most famous fishing grounds IN
the country.
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ton in Key West IN a week OF
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