davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Slipcover Fobrics

200 yds. Orig. 2.s8 to S.sS
Rennonts OF Upholstery Fob
RIGS. Cotton tapestries, tex
tured eottons. royon domosks
and motoIesse -yd. LIS to $6
so yds. Orig. 3se Cotton Mar
quisette Rufflins. Blue or green
on white. 3-in. width, I'd. 30e
40 yds. Orig. I.l9 and I.2s
Oreondy Ruffline. yellow or
green on white. gin. width,
yd. eoe
los yds. Orig. 7se and 8ee
Cotton Morquisette. Hemmed
and unhemmed ----yd. Soc
40 yds. Orig. sse Dotted Swiss.
Green or blue on white, yd. Soc
"A yds. Orig. 69e Dotted Swiss.
Blue and green ------y 4se
So yds. Orig. 59e storIieht :.
Printed Curtoin Fobric. Red,
blue -yd. 33e
Slipcover Fabrics, Sirth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Misses Blouses

I4o-oris. z.ss Clossic Shirts.
French cuffs. Multifiloment
royon in white only. Broken
sizes "a and 36 36----1.97
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Women's Gloves

Io0-oris. 81 to $50 Royon
and cotton gloves. slipon, novel;
ty styles. CoIors --59e
zoo-oris. 81 TO 1.5o Novel;
ty wool gloves Soc
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Misses Hots

So-oris. z.98 to 3.ss Felt
Hots. Dork shades 81
4o-oris. 4.98 to 5.es Felt
Hats. Postels. dark shades 81
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Stationery Dept.

38--oris. ISe lnitioled Poper
Napkins. Luncheon size, pkg.
Zoe
se-oris. 81 Novelty Note
Poper box l9e
I5o-oris. I.49 Genuine
Leather Desk Pads. Several
sizes. eolors 9Se
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Fur Coots, Copes

5 Orig. S2s Mouton dyed lamb
copelets and oscots So
z Orig. $z16 to S234 Mouton
dyed lonb coats $S8
z Orig. $Is8 Navy Blue Lopin
Dyed Coney Coots SLIP
z Orig. $258 Mink Dyed
Squirrel Copes - $I38
Orig. Sz5s Black Dyed
Persion Paw Coot $l58
! Orig. $3.50 Mink Blended
Northern Back Muskrot Coot,
$3.50
! Orig. $37s Mink Dyed Nor
mot Coot ----------$l6o
! Orig. 1854 NoturoI Blue Fox
jacket ---------. $Is9'
All Prices Include FederoI Tox
Fur Salon, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Women's Hosiery

400 Orig. LBS Fomous Make
kyIon. 20 denieL 81 eouee.
Every poir perfect. Sizes 8k,
loK, II only. pr,
69e, 5 prs. 81
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Tots and ToddIers

81 Orig. 2.e9 Cotton BIouses.
Sizes 4 to 6----------l.38
81 Orig. 800 Blouses. Brood
cloth and slip blouses. Sizes
4 to 6 6----z.3S
IS Orig. I.S9 Dotted Swiss
BIouses. Size 3 to s. 6Se
II Orig. z.9s Red Cotton Flon-
mel Niehtshirts ond Pojomos.
Sizes z to 6-----------l.38
IS Orig. 1.19 Cotton Slips.
Size z 4Se
Second Floor.
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Blinds, Cornices

Is Orig. 2.9s Metol venetion
Blinds. Broken assortment Of
sizes. White, ivory. Sold as is,
i.5o
8 Orig. 5.s8 Metal corniees.
Adjustable from 28 to 49,. 81
10 Orig. S9e Shower Curtain
Rings. Snop-on type, box Ice
Blinds, Strth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
ChiIdren's Shoes

7so-oris. $50 to S6 Chill
dren's, Misses Western Type
Oxfords. Brown or light ton.
Sizes 8Iz to 3 -3.97
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Millinery

IS Orig. 5.ss OF 1875 Lovely
hats trimmed with flowers,
feothers or wells on posteI, dark,
or medium color fur felt or
wool felt 81
Millinery, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Motions

5oo-oris. zoe to So I'd. Rib
bons. imported ond domestic
types Zoe to l.50 yd.
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Women's Coots, Suits

I Orig. 1895 Womon's Coot,
black dyed Persion collar and
cuff. Black broodcIoth, size
l6R ----- $38
z Orig. 1926 Women's Un-
trimmed coats, oll-wool brood
cloth in brown. size AZ; black,
size 32-------$2S
6 Orig. 1895 Women's Suits,
worsted oobordine or shark
skin. grey, black, wine. broken
sizes l4h TO 22Hz in the
group -~ SZS
Women's Suits and Goats,
3rd Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Women's Union Suits

4s-oris. Its 70 SIS Union
Suits, cotton. royon, and wool
mixtures. lobeIed for content;
severoi styles, broken sizes "a
to so - l.95
Knit UnderDedr, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
"a poirs Orig. 1895
Women's Snokeskin
Shoes, 6.85

Discontinued styles Of genuine
snokeskin Morey shoes. Brown
or green sling backs and onkIe
strops, high heels. Broken sizes
4 to 9.
Shoe Salon, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Neckweor

28 Orig. z.s8 to 1898 Corduroy
Westkits. Brown, blue, vine,
red. Broken sizes .-----$z
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Orig. 2.o8 to 5.es
Misses Wool Sweaters
/ 81

Group Of 300 eordieon or slip
on sweaters in both classic
and novelty styles. Red, green,
white, grey, stripes in the
group. Sizes 3o to 40.
Street Floor,
Washington Store ONLY
Evening star., 1950-03-09
969 Orig. 8oc to S.
ltoIion Dinnerwore
" Price

Itolion fruit pattern. white
background. Choice Of dinner
plotes. pIotters. vegetable
bowls, luncheon .pIotes, breed
and buffers. teo cups and
soucers, cups and soueers.
soups, fruits, souce boats, rel
ish dishes. 4oc to 2.25!
25o-oris. 6oe Blue Willow
cups and soucers - each soc
26o-oris. Csc TO s4.5o Brit
tony Dinnerwore pieces, soc to
65e
3oo-oris. 45s to z.55 Din
nerwore pieces, ivory back
ground with Ieof and fIoroI pat
tern. Cups. soueers. plotes,
& Zoe to l.3o
i5-oris. 3.e5 Venetian gloss
vose, swirl decoration --l.95
zo-oris. $50 to 7.s5 Fig
urines, assorted choices, 9ee
to 5.95
3-oris. 1880 Ice Buckets.
4.9S
5-oris. 4.s5 Cigarette Boxes,
2.eS
3o-oris. 3.ss 3-pc. Cieorette
set, flower design ---i.s9
Seventh Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-09
us poirs Orig. 7.e5 to s.e5
Town 6 Country Shoes
SOS

Discontinued styles. T-strops,
sling pumps, ties and sondoIs.
Low and medium wedge heels.
broken sizes 4 to 10.
Shoe Salon, Third Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-09
5 Orig. 1925 to 6e.e5
Wedding Gowns
SIS

Royon sotin, some with royon
loce or morquisette. Broken
Junior Miss sizes 9 to IS.
Bridal Salon, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
!l11E lIEc1+r Co.'S CLEARANCE
SHEETS

Counter unused or soiIed
81 Orig. l.z9 FieIdcrest Crib
Sheets ---S5e
Il Orig. z.5e Mohawk Sheets.
63x108 .65
IS Orig. 2.39 Cannon Sheets,
72xlo8 ---------l.e5
10 Orig. 2.6s Poee Sheets,
8lxlO8 1.95
IS Orig. 2.5s Cannon Sheets,
8lxlO8 ----------1.75
II Orig. 2.ss Poee Sheets,
9Oxlo8 ---------l.s5
IS Orig. 800 PeppereII Sheets,
oOxlO8 -------------z.o5
81 Orig. z.ss and 3.ls Pep
pereII and Cannon Percoles,
iZxlO8 -------------ZI5
Al Orig. 3.zs and $40 Pep
pereIl and Cannon pereoles,
8lxlo8 --------z.35
3e Orig. $40 and $50 Pep
perell and Common Pereoles,
9oxlo8 -------------z.45
II Orig. e.o5 Womsutto Su-
pereoIes, ,lO8 ------3.95
8 Orig. g.. Womsutto Super
Gales, 8lxlO8------4.6o
z3 Orig. 4.ss peppereII Peeress
Pereoles, colored; seoIIoped;
72x108 ------2.95
II Orig. 5.4S PepperelI Peeress
PereoIes, 8lxlO8-------3.5o
SO Orig. Sac and 69e Pillow
Coses --------45e
81 Orig. 69e and 99e PercoIe
Coses ----55e
Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Orig. 3.69 to Sis
EnomeIs and WoII
Paints
2.e9 eoI.

White and ivory one-coot
enamel, white and ivory semi
gloss enamel, fIot white woIi
point, and reody-mixed grey
or buff paint. Just 8 eols. in
oil.
IS Orig. 5.25 House Paint.
White only, gal.
IS Orig. 5.zs House Paint.
White only eoI.- 800
SeDenth Floor, Washington;
LoDer Leuel, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Infonts' Wear

S7-oris. I.49 Dioper Hold
ers. Royon covered, pIostie
lined. Small TO extra large. 81
z3-oris. CSC Shirts. 80%
cotton, loao wool, 1929 roy-
on. Slipover style. Sizes 6 mos,
W. 68e
19-oris. 2.9e Diaper Boes.
Simulated alligator. Waterproof
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Closet Shop

So Orig. LOO Blouse Rocks.
. Hold 4 blouses in the space Of
Street Floor, Washington
and Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Boys furnishings

sssDssbSSO
s7-oris. 3.Ss il. Boys Vest
ern Shirts. Sizes 4 to II 81
2s-oris. l.Ss Hats with Roy
Aeuff designs --------55s
I7-oris. 5.es Ski Points. Pop
lin. Sizes s. 8, l2----l.e3
Second Floor, Washington
and Siluer Spring
Teen Shop
I4o-oris. S.ss Cotton Twill
Roineoots by Dan River. De-
toehobIe hoods. Sizes 10 to Is,
3.ss
i3o-oris. s.ss PIoid Skirts.
Sizes 10 to I6------2.ss
2oo-oris. 81 Bracelets, Pins,
Ate to Tie
Prices Include Federal Tar
Second Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
100 Yds. Orig. ST. and 20 yd.
EvergIoze Chintz
55c yd.
Printed and plain chintz for
droperies, bedspreods. vonity
skirts, slipcovers. Choice Of
patterns, coIors.
Sirth Floor, Washington;
Third Floor. Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Weddino Gowns

! Orig. 1895 Wedding Gown,
royon sotin with royon mar
quisette yoke, Ioee bertho,
bead trim. hustle back, size
IA --------69.95
! Orig. 1895 Wedding Gown.
loce redineote over royon
sotin, the redineote suitoble
for use as q neelieee, the
stropIess under-eown as q for
NAL. Size Is S65
Bridal Salon., Third Floor.
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
44o Orig. 3.ee to 7.e5
Youngsters Shoes

Block or brown suede eosuols
for misses and children in sizes
85 to 3. SondoIs. pumps and
strap shoes for teens in brown,
black, green, or multicolor
suede. Sizes 4 to 9.
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Summer Furniture

IS Orig. sos Lown Choirs
with Poorest, Conopy. Ad-
justoble to 3 positions. Striped
eonvos cover. Floor son1pIes,
800
z Orig 1875 Green Park
Benchs. Metol supports. 49,
5 Orig. 1895 six-pieee Glider
Cushion Sets. Scot cushions
with front flaps. fit STANDARD
size glider. Yellow set 1899
I Orig. 1895 Imprinted Picnic
Set. 3ox54-in. tobie, z benches
to scot 4 -----set 1899
] Orig. 1895 choise Lounge
with lnnersprine Cushions.
Eosily odjusted. Red plaid
plostic cover -------26.e9
! Orig. 54.s5 Three-Seoter
Glider. One-piece tufted in-
ersprine scot cushion. revere
sible back cushions. ked-ond-
white e-------34.99
z Orig 1926 GIiders. Inner
spring seat cushions. Red
ond-white ---3o.o9
Summer Furniture, Third
Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Teens Shoes

Teens Shoes
500 Orig. 3.ss to 4.95 Brown
Loofers. Hand sewn. Sizes 4
Second Floor, Washington
and Silper Spring
Evening star., 1950-03-09

Quilted PIostie
Bridge Table Covers
CSC
Quilted plostie covers. 50 at
troetive and easy 10 keep neat
since they eIeon with the flick
Of q damp cloth! Wine, blue
o. green.
Street Floor, WGshin9ton
and SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Imprinted Bookcases
2.o9 to 24.99

Cehfef pieces - iA.SS
Orig. 1875 DoubIe-door
Metol Wordrobes ----1i.99
4-oris. 1895 3-pe. WolI
Unit i4.e9
1o-oris. 1895 SinoIe-door
Metal Wardrobe, crinkIe finish.
chrome handles l4.99
Orig. 1926 Chrome Dinette
TobIes, as is 1899
7th Floor, Washington
Store Only
Lomps
Z Orig. 84.95 Blue Bristol
Gloss Font Lomps. Shodes hond-
sewn top and bottom -59.99
Z Orig. 1895 Gold Color Cupid
Lomps. Blue shades, hand
sewn top and bottom $3.50
I Orig. 69.95 Pink Gloss Font
lomp. Shode hond-sewn top
and bottom ----54.99
z Orig. 1926 Floor Lomps. No.
turol or dark mahogany coIors.
With shode ---39.9o
I Orig. 1895 Modern Bross
Condle Lamp. Opoque shade.
34.9e
! Orig. 67.5o Hond-corved Colt
Lonnp. Red-ond-white shade,
1899
z Orig. 1926 Column Toble
Lamps. Green bronze plate
with gold royon sotin shade,
brown-ond-eeIodon with brown
opaque shade -----29.99
l Orig. 5s.s5 "Heritoee" Sill
yer Color Floor Lamp. EooshelI
shode --- 1872
z Orig. 1895 and 34.o5 Tor
cheres. Silver color. Sold as
is Observation-Disclosures
, Org. ZS.S3 MODERN keni-
brondt Lomps. Torcheres or
bridge lamp with shade, 1899
4 Orig l2.95 Modern Wood
Tobie Lomp. Ploid shade, 9.9o
3 Orig. 1925 MetoI or Wood
Lamps. With shodes 6.99
Lamps, SeUepth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-09

loce redingote over royon
sotin, the redineote suitoble
for use as q neelieee, the
stropIess under-eown as q for
nal. Size IS $65
Bridal Salon., Third Floor.
Washington Store Only
Mems Sportsweor
7S Orig. 3.6s Mems Long
Sleeve Sport Shirts, 60oo nylon,
4ooo royon. Solid coIors. sizes
snoll, medium and large l.3s
~ Orig. 500 and sos Mems
PIoy Shorts, solid colors, mostly
large sizes - --1.39
3 Orig. $3.50 Mems Suede
Joekets, size 36 onIy----Is.aS
I Orig. $3.50 Mems Leather
Joekets, size Sc --s.sS
Z Orig. 1918 Mems Voter
proof Roineoots. sizes SO long
and AZ short t-----.7 7.88
z Orig. 1850 Mems Voter
proof Roineoots. sizes A reg.
and AZ long - .12.8S
I Orig. $3.50 Mems ALL
Weather Coat, zip-out lining,
size 44------ 1888
Mems Sport Shop,
Street Floor, Washington
Mems Shoes
6 Orig. Iz.e5 TO 1896 Men's
Fomous Brand Oxfords, brown
in small sizes only ---Ii.9s
s Orig I.5o Mems Self f-odiust-
ing Wood Shoe Tees. smoII
Il Orig. li.s5 Mems Fomous
Brond Oxfords, extra weight
soles. broken sizes
10 Orig. 1880 Mems Fonoous
Or. Locke Oxfords, block only,
morrow widths ------11.99
81 Orig. $50 Mems Fon,ous
Brond Gym Shoes, canvas up
pers, cleoted soles, most sizes,
l.ss
IL Orig. 1895 Mems Loofers,
leother and rubber soIes, broken
sizes 8.99
Mems Shoes, Second Floor,
Washington
Mems Furnishings
200 Orig. i.95. Mems ALL
Wool Mufflers, solid coIors, 69e
I'll Orig. 1850 Men's NotionoI-
ly Fonous Sport Shirts, 5O%
wool, 500 cotton, long sleeves,
neot checked potterns. Sizes
small, medium and large, s.e5
II Orig. 3.95 Novelty cioorette
Boxes. plostic in tan, greer and
brown ----- -2.e5
Mems furnishings, Street
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Sports Equipment


] Orig. sos BoseboIl Shin
Guards --.- 2.95
] Orig. las White Cotton Gym
Shorts, broken sizes --59e
IS Orig. i.65 Basketball Jsr-
seys --- -S9e
80 Orig. 500 Mems Golf
Woods. mostly Is in the group,
i.oS
- Orig. 3.95 Football helmets,
felt lined, chin strop LOO
4 Orig. 1880 Dcnboords with
stand, slightly used .4.e5
3 Orig. 800 Golf Irons, odd
pieces s---..l.0 90
Sports Equipment,
Street Floor, WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Cannon
"Lenox"
Towels
age
zox4o-in.

Lobeled seconds but
thot's why you get these
soft. spongy towels for so
little! Choice of white
with colored borders
or all white.
Wash Cloths -eo. isel
Evening star., 1950-03-09

including Federal tax
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-09

20 Oria. 44o TO 32o5
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Cannon
Towels
88e


Luxury towels with long
terry loops for extra OBJ
sorbeney. close under
weave for extra strength.
Solid colors :. and all
colors to 90 with your
color scheme.
TotDels, 5th Floor,
Washington; 3rd Floor,
Siluer Spring
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
5ebItes &apitel
Sn Der Morsenbammernma bes
ID. 4pril

sc NOR nn gfahnrittog oes 13.
glpri1. Dltrh @oomsburps itille
StraBen flutete SonrrenIibt ,ln6 ber-
gcIoete Die Geniter BON 9alf Moon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-13
90 JURORS SELECTED

tConIlnupd I"r,,m pace One
Puebla, George A. Albury, John
T. Thompson, Jack A. Saunders,
Lewis E. Pierce, Merrill f. Sands,
Norman j. Lowe, Eugene Roig,
Dewey ]. Buckley, Raul A. ST.
bila, Henry F. Sawyer, Charles
w. Collins, Alfred X. Harvey, Ed.
R. Neff.
Eddie L. Stickney, Joe FELTON,,
Cecil c. Keith, Lee Thompson,
John Brandt, Roy F. Cuppy,
Samuel B. Pinder, Carlton Smith,
Charles F. AIbury. Andrew An
tonic Arencebia. Alberto Valdes
Angueira, c. w. McCraw, John
H. Richardson. w. B. Curry, Will
liam Sawyer. Edward A. Mathews,
ST., John w. Nelson, Arsel AL
bury, Carl N. Roker. Eddie Al
bury, Jr., Robert C. Roberts. Ber-
nard Vidal, Austin De Stole. A..
]. Bethencourt. Row Rooers, Mil
ton f. Sawyer. L. w. Whitmar7h,
N. Baker Cambell, Adalhert
Bethel, Charles P. Aguero, Hill
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-13
Truman Urges
March OF Dimes
DriUe Cooperation

WASHINGTON. Jan. 49,.
lR The President last night
uraed everyone to cooperate
win this years March Of
Dimes.
Mr.. Truman sent . letter TO
President Basil o'conncr Of
the National Foundation fer
Infantile Paralysis. In his
letter the President notes
that the ls4s pslio epidemic
cost Of the Foundation SAL
100000.
No race. celor or creed was
spared IN that epidemic. says
the President.
Mr.. Truman added: Every
American benefits by joining
the March Of Dimes"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-13
Mrs. 5. H. Clark
Elected Queen OF
City Wednesday

Tnsss;sts ssa u,,atsK vis;tnfs
..ssss.ssAs. 81 ~ r,s..A.asss e
y assslisaahes e sle Sila!sl' =
commerce FUN Night party Wed
i1esday night numbered $50,
The hlebtivbts n the evenings
s,.ss,s,a;ssssa.sa .ss,...,. e. ;s,as :
ss 49,. 's...;,. ~. si.,s !.
Issss 9al, W 80
aIsn oenooi Shotal 5s w
ger me uireetion q hsyantif ~
Walk ,. .,.s.1, -.
Nslph seek mas'saan vls, y,
lng mere from Cnlcago, VINO Will
be the Featured attraction g next
wednesdays run Might program
entertained with BRIEF previeW
q what ne mas planned iof nest
Wees a.. -.
mts. ?. g: Sia. 8 W., We to; W
ssoI mere from 1iueiie ls Wss ~
sHs,hia' was eieetea 9neen =
tne Island ana received gay
on the town IN prizes ana sil.s:
Mfs' Siark ana neI nusnaii1 MI. ale
mere ior tneir Iolr1h Mlh.el. lHsy
VIII remain 10 hey west lot 'he
remainder o. tne !. season ssa l $50
osate q lnuialla was Ds a. 800 ~
sented IN the ahqience Weqnes-
day night. AL Hooslef sefvieemen
IN the; XMcA building at the
time were invited TO compete for
as free longTdistanee phone cail
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-13
CATO BUYS !CYLDE

ffsnnsinued f-raii Page DDeI
Bell Telephone Company, which
are located on the Clyde Mallory
dock property.
THE property is described at be-
ing 1874 feet wides lying off White7
head street in the vicinity of Wall
street. It is known as the. old
Thrift Wharf Property Y.af
slJpen the sale sef the $40, 900
shares Of the Glass A stock OF
the GATcO will also depend the
completion of the construction
work, on the ferry, the Carib
Queen, which is in the company's
yards at Jacksonville.
According to Fred ]. Dion OF
Key West, vice president Of CAT
co, the Carib Queens mechanical
equipment is about finished. The
sale of the stock now seems as
sured and the remainder of the
work on II may shortly. be COM
pleted.
d The estimated cost,of the work
yet to be done, largely upon the
superstructure of the huge vessel,
IS set at about $2,500,0 90.
The GATcD has already pur-
chased the site of its dock in Ha-
vana. The agreement was made
with the Cuban Government not
long ago for the properly.
Some extensive work must be
done On the old Ciyde-Mallors
docks. The dock must be virtual.
ly rebuilt, according TO engineers
who have viewed the present
dock. 4. ,a.He.t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-13


American Legion, for their Queen
candidate.
The VFW and the VFW Auxi-.
liary are currently making plans
TO hold a Birthday Ball near Pre-
sidents Birthday while The
American Legion is sponsoring a
dance within the next ten days.
The Casa Marina will attract
the social set of Key West next.
Wednesday afternoon when "a
group of outstanding ladies' vii
sponsor an afternoon of bridge
with net proceeds to go to the
March of Dimes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-13

ton r. Henson, Gerald II. Adams.
ST., w. Frank johnson, Gil Gar
cha, Jr., Alberto Crespo, Leo Co
hen, Raul Sibila, Sr, Joe L. VAL
enzuela, Basil R. Tynes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-13
5000 MARCH OF DIMES
tContinued From Page Onel

tContlnued From Page One)
vestment and an insurance for
disqualification against the dread
ed crippler, polio.
Added to the list of Queen
Candidates is the popular Beat
rice Moreno who is being spon-
sored by the Jr Women'S Club
.and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Of
this. city. ell
Sawyer, Miss Amer
lean Legion of 1949," has been
the choice of the American Leg
ion Auxiliary, as well as the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-13
NEW Strawberries

DAVIS, Calif.-fP.-Two new
varieties of strawberry have been
developed by the University Of
California College o. Agriculture
here. Called the Campbell and
the Cupertino, they are expected
to mature at different times and
thus spread the growing season
farther.
Both are described as fresh
market types, not particularly
suited to canning or freezing.
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Salvation Army Man, Former American,
Sings Songs And Saves Souls In Germany
~ EDWARD II. SIMS
Iwashinsion Correspondent.
Writing From Enropal


FRANKFURT. Germany.-Cyia
Air Mail, Hans Haske is with
Che Salvation Army in Frankfurt.
10 front Qi the railway terminal
he and other members Of the or
sanization sing songs and save
people. The singing is sometimes
accompanied BY cold winds ana
falling leaves. M
But II there eyer was a time
when the German people needed
singing and spiritual aid, they
need Il now. And so members
q the Salvation Army form !
circle and sing on into the night.
People passing by join the circle
and OTTER a hundred people or
more can be heard singing Ger
man folk songs, hymns. etc.
The music is good. That's why
pedestrians join the group. One
of the better songs Is: dis Wal
Zen k0nmen Nachen" (The
Waves Come Nearer). Raske can
sing that one like nobody's busi-
ness. He doesn't monkey around
with Il. He sings il like it's sup
posed 10 be sung.
That's what attracted me to the
circle one night. In few minutes
! was singing with the rest, half
German, half English and haff' in
tune. But Il didn't make any diff
ference. Most Of the singers were
oif-tune, II sounds better that
way. And there's something to
work for. lii
The ladies come around with
Q contribution box. They are so
nice. and so appreciative, one
cannot refuse them. Raske speaks
90 those who are despairing of
one thing or another. | was not
despairing. but evidently my gen
eral appearance indicated as
much. and Raske walked over to
say a few words to me. told
him the singing bee was very in
teressing. ] asked him how the
Salvation Army was coming
along
Well, we are making pro-
gress," he said. "even though nine
Of our ~ houses in this area were
destroyed In, the war;
Haven't any of them been re-
built?" I asked.
One, in Frankfurt, is being re-
built now" he said, but money
IS very scarce in GevTnany.'
lie didn't have t6etell me that. =
How do the Germans receive
Salvation Army workers." / aslS-1
ed.
They IRE the worlds worst.
Raske Saii
They used TO make fun of US.
during and before the war"
Raske recalled. Some of them
still do The Germans didn't have
much respect for us during Hit
ler's regime. After all, we were
not very militaristic."
But Hans says they are COM
ing around. More of them stop
and sing. More seek advice. and
help and more are being saved.
Hans explained that workers
such as himself receive only a
pitiful compensation for their eff
forts. II is not enough to live on,
and no workers must have other
jobs. They work in the day and
sing az night. That takes a lot of
doing.
The surprising thing about
Hans Raske, however, is that he
used 20 live in the States. He
married q Robbinsdale, Mimi,
girl 80 Katie Kuat.ke. He came to
Germany some years ago. 4 ask
Cd him il be wanted to retuEp.
"Not now he said. 1--WE have
q big Job 20 do here, and the Ger
man people need something like
the SalvatioHtAEmy{i duH oNIy
And SO Mr.. and Mrs. Raske re-
main in poverty stricken GER
many. And Hans sings nights, in
front of the Frankfurt railroad
terminal. and saves people.
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SHERIFF SAWYER

tContlnued s-Som Page Onel
Frank Webber and. ueorss k-ec'
returned last night from JACK
sonville. They report that the con,
vention was one ofsthe bt33Ieter
held by the state association.
Sawyer was one % The eight
new directors elected. : rAit '
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