davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Msgr. v. F. MikoIaSek
z Lankinu, S. D.. zemrel.

Lankin, S. D. Nedavno
zemrel v Landin, S. d., Msgr.
v. F. Mikolasek, ktery v teto
krajanske osade pddsobil cd r.
1911. Zesnuly duchovnf SPRAY
&c teto osady sc narodil Ces-
koslovenku 1878, vystudoval
gymnasium v P1sku a bohoslo-
veckou fakultu v Ceskych Blu
dejoviclch. Do Ameriky pfijel
uz v r. 1904 a p1sobil nejprve
We Vodnanech, S. D., kde po-
stavil hostel a zalozil osadn1
hrbitov. V r. 1909 zalozil no.
YOU osadu Dante, S. D., kde
byl Ia jeho p1sobeni rovnez po-
staven hostel, fara a osadni
hrbitov. V r. 1911 odesel dc
Lankinu, S. D., kde p1sobil az
do sveho skonu.
Zesnuly Msgr. Mikolasek pG.
sobil take novinaTsky, nejvlce
v zaniklem st. Louiskem Hlasu
nejstars1m katolickem krajan
Eskem casopise. Zesnuly knee
Sc v poslednf dobe zaslouzil {
dcinnou pomoc pro csl. uprch
l1ky, v jejichz zajmu burcova
kraJanskOu katolickou Ameri
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Explose " Portsmouth byla
dilem sabotaznikE.

Londyn. - Ministersky pred,
soda Clement Attlee oznamil
britskemu parlamentu, re vel
ka explose lodnfch barek, nalo-
zenych municf v pr1stave Ports
mouthu, k n1z doslo Ia. cerven-
ce, byla dflem sabotaznlkG
Kdo tuto sabotaz spachal, ne
bylo dosud zjisteno.
Bylo vsak uz positivne zjiste-
no, jak byla tato sabotaz pro-
vedena. Pachatele il provedll
primo vedecky a byla pfesne
vypoctena. Pr explosi munice
bylo zraneno 10 osob. Lodni
barky byly nalozeny traskavi-
nami, kter6 mely byt doprave-
ny ma Koreu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Truman vyhlasil BOZ spionHm.

Washington, D. C. = Presi-
dent Truman naridil FBI, ably
stupnovala sve zasahy prot spi-
onum a rozvratnym zivlum.
Cele obyvatelstvo bylo VIVA
no, ably temto snaham policei-
mich 1radG poskytlo vydatnou
podporu.
We vydanem prohlasenf pan
Truman sdeluje, re vyzval vse-
chny statni a obecne 1rady. a.
by vyrozumely FBI Timed o kaz-
dem podezreni spionazni a pod
vratne cinnosti.
Y tonic SVEN prohlasenf u
vadf president Truman doslov-
ne: "Doporucuji, ably vsechny
vlastenecke organisace prave
jake vsichni jednotlivci sdelili
FBI vsechna podezrenf stran
spionaznl, sabotazni a jine pod
vratne cinnosti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
$50 tovaren pripraveno pro
valecnou vyrobu.

Washington, D. C. - Ma 400
prumyslovych podnik1 pfedsta
vuj1c1ch hodnotu asi 7 bilionG
dolarG je pripraveno pro pr1-
padnou zbrojnf a hlavn6 mu-
nicn1 vyrobu. Tyto zalozn1 pod
Milky by molly zahajit vyrobu
"a pomerne velmi kratkou do
bu. VetSina techto podnikG je
vlastnena vladou a nektere z
mich jiz vyrobu zahajily. Cetne
tovarny byly prodany soukro-
MIN podnikatelGm avsak S tou
%podm1nkou, re must byt k dis
posici pro zbrojnf 1cele, kdy-
by toho bylo tTeba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Pfedbezny vysledek scitani
uvadi pres $50 milionH
obyvatel " USA

Washington, D.. C. - Anne
ricky statisticky Trad uvefejnil
zatlmni c1slice o poctu obyva-
telstva Spojenych Stat16 Poole
nedavneho scftanf lidu. Pocet
obyvatelstva Sc odhaduje ma
$50 a pull milionu lidf, coz je a.
81 o devatenact milionI nebo IA
procent vice nez v roce 1910.
Staten s nejvetsfm poctem oby-
vatelstva je nadale stat New
York. Nasleduif pax staty Ka-
lifornia, Pennsylvania a Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Zakroky prot zradcIm.
Sedm pokyn1 J. E. Hoovera !:

Washington, D. c.. = Presi.
dent Truman slibil ma sve pra.
videlne tiskove konferenci, ze
budou podniknuty kroky prot.
zradcGm a saboterGm. Ujistil
vsak, re nedojde k opakovani
pfflis ostrych opatrenf proti CT
zincGm, jaka byla obsazena v
Alien and Sedition Laws z r.
1898. 0 nekolik hodin pozdeji
reditel F. B.. l., j. Edgar Hoover
uverejnil t6chto sedm pokyn1
pro americke obcany boji pro-
ii rozvratn1kGm:
1. F. B. l. mate tax blfzko
jake svGj telefon. M1zete Sc S
MIN spojit telefonicky, postou
nebo oSobnl navstevou.
2. Nezdrahejte Sc podat We
sker6 informace, ktere mate.
casio nepatrna zprava NIUE
1fadu poskytnouti informaci,
kterou potTebuje.
3. F. B. I. Sc zajfma jen Q
fakta; nikoliv O to, co 81 nekdo
mysll, nybrz O to, Gin podko-
pava narodn1 bezpecnost. Wy
hybejte Sc proto oznamovani
zlomyslnych pomluv nebo ne
pOdlozenych povest1.
4. Nesirte povesti O pod
vratne cinnosti a necinte zave-
RI z informac1, ktere jste dali
F. B. l. Mohlo by to zp1sobit
nepravedlive a vazne poskoze-
nj nevinnych osob.
5. JakmiIe jste sve informa-
&c poskytli F. B. l., nesnazte Sc
dale o soukrome vysetTovani
pf1padu. PTenechte to vycvi-
cenym a povolanym 1rednikd6m
Hysterie a honda "a c~erodejni-
cemi oslabuji vnitTnf bezpec-
most.
6. Bud'te ma strait! Mel
leps1mi obranci prot sabotazi
Jsou loyalnl americt1 deln1ci,
ktef1 vyrabejf material a zbra-
ne pro nasi obranu. To jsou
strazci obrany We vsech oborech
naseho zivota.
Z. Silly, kterym nejvfce "a
lei ma oslabenf nasi vnitfni bez
pecnosti, nelze snadno rozpo-
znat. Komuniste jsou vycvice-
nj v klamu a tajne praci. Pou-
z1vaJf krycfch hnut1, jakymi
jsou nektere organisace pro mir
a obcanska prava, pro sve zle
dcely. Jako jednotlivci jsou
tezko poznatelni, avsak LIME
komunisticke strany je jasna.
Podporuje imperialismus SOVIET
skeho svazu a Gle bezboznehO
komunismu. Je dGlezito nau-
cit Sc rozpoznavat tyto nepT1-
tele americkeho zp1sobu zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Zarizeni ocelarny pro Titovu
vladu JIG je hotovo.

V Continental Foundry &
Machine Co. v East Chicago,
Ind, byla skoncena prace ma
zaflzenf ocelarny, kterou OBJ
jednala Jugoslavie We SpoJe-
nych Statech a ma kterou byla
Wade marsala Tita povolena
pGjcka 100000. Zasilka
stroll je pfipravena k odeslanl
v nejblizsi dobe. PGjcku Ju-
goslavie zaplatf dovozem man.
ganove rudy a jinych surovin
do Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Mahlerova symfonie sklidila
velky uspech " Ravinia Parku,

velky dspech v Ravinia Parku,
Chicago.
Gustav Mailer, moravsky ro-
dak a prosluly dirigent WIDEN
ske statnf opery a pozdeji new
yorske metropolitan opery, je
dnes nepravem zanedbavanym
skladatelem. Az ma Bruno Wal
thera, jenz byl Mahlerovym "a
KEN a dGvernym pr1telem, a
Jiflho Stella, dirigenta cleve-
landskeho symfonickeho or
chestru, jen malo We Spojenych
|Statech pGsobfc1ch dirigent6
zafazuji Mahlerovy skladby do
svych programd. ze je hudebni
vefejnost rada slys1, toho je d.
kazem, re rekordy S jeho prvni
symfonif jdou velmi dobfe ma
odbyt. Proc je prave Gustav
Mailer, ktery 81 zlskal O anne
ricky hudebnf zivot nesmrtelne
zasluhy, z modernfch skladate-
III strkan do pozad1, tezko 81
vysvetliti. MGze to byti jednak
proto, re jeho symfonie obycej-
ne vyzaduj1 vetsfho aparatu
nez jine skladby, a jednak
snad je toho prfcinou zaujatost,
kterou prot n6mu vzdycky mel
staTesina hudebnfch kritik1
Olins z New York Times"
Tim zaj1mavejs1 proto bylo
re ma programu koncertu v Ra.
vinia parku Sc objevila celove.
cernl Mahlerova druha symfo.
ME, zvana "VzkT1Seni" Sc 15C
Iclennym sborem Northwestern
university. Dirigent William
Steinberg il T1dil S mistrovskou
iistotou a podarilo sc mu W.
zdvihnouto jeff krasu v pine
iejf velkoleposti. Skladba me
la u obecenstav bouflivy Il
speech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Kanadske deti tabor
" Masaryktown, Scarboro.

Toronto. - Pc celych ctrnact
dnf bylo v nasem kanadskem
Masaryktownu u Toronto 1.-Two,
nebot zde taborily krajanske
deti nejen z Toronto, ale tez z
Batavy, Hamiltonu, Guelphu,
Galtu a Freeman. Celkem 70
deti s 10 instruktory, A mamin-
kami, ktere detem varily, take
tn bylo 90 osob a denne pricha-
zeli cetn1 hoste.
Program taborenf byl velmi
pestry a bohaty. Pc snidani a
1klidu kabin deti nastoupily k
sokolske p1lhodince. Pc nj ma
sledovaly hry, koupan1, pro-
chazky, rytmicka cvicenf, strel-
ba z lukd, ~rybareni, houpacky,
rnizne jine zabavy, ktere sc still
daily S p1snemi, pohadkami, W.
pravenlm, prom1tan1m filmG
atd.
Vsechny deti dobre jedly,
psaly, byly stale ma cerstvem
vzduchu, ma slunicku a mely sc
dobre. Ia techto IA dni vsech-
nv deti pribyly ma vaze a Gel
kovy prirdstek cinil SAG liber.
Predseda Masarykova domu
br. G.. Prfstupa prij1zdel do ia
bora, privazel filmy, ma ktere
Sc deti testify, kdyz byly proml-
tany. Behem tabora 81 deti pfi-
pravili ctyrikrat taborove ohne,
pri nichz 81 opekaly brambory,
wiener roast a marshmellows,
pri tom zp1valy narodn1 pls-
nicky.
Koupani v obrovskem beto-
novem koupalisti bylo obzvla-
ste pekne a pr1jemne. Deti den
ne byly az styrikrat We vode Ia
fadneho doZoru.
V nedeli, %. cervence byl v
odpolednich hodinach tento Il.
spesny detsky tabor ukoncer
slavnosti konanou ma pocest 70.
narozenin N. r. Stefanika. Pr
nj deti provedly krasne rytmic-
Ike cvicenf ma 1zkych kladinach.
hosi stT1leli z luku ma jelena q
ma dalku. Nejdale z luku do
stfelil 11lety Rostislav Dreveny
Nejmensi deti pax zazpfvaly
nekolik narodn1ch plsnicek
Vedoucl tabora pronesl pred
nasku O M. R. Stefanikovi, v nfz
doporucil, ably toronstf krajane
vzpominali tohoto velikeho mu-
re take v den jeho narozenin:
to je FL. cervence, tax jake to
cinl v den narozenin T. G.. Ma
saryka a B.. Benese.
Pc te byla vykonana pout k
svatemu Antoninku, jehoz ka.
plicka je v Masaryktownu po-
stavena. D6ti utvorily kruh ko-
lem kaplicky a "a vedenf sta
ficke krajanky F. Zimakove "a
zplvaly p1senn "Na Blatnicke
hofe". FIR. Linhart z Hamilto-
nu prednesl basen "Stefanik" a
Vera Blumova Ia vsechny deti
podekovala "a pekne taboTenf
Posleze SWIM proslovem br. Gu
stav Prfstupa ukoncil tabor.
LetoSn1 tabor deti v Masa-
ryktownu byl by uz tTetf, ktery
pofadal MasarykGv dun pre-
deti svych clenG a pratele. Rok
cd roku tabor nabyva vetsf a
vets1 vyznam a hodnoty jeho
pro zdrav1 deti jsou uznavany
a ocenovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Britsky podsekretaf do Titova
letniho sidla.

Londyn. - Podsekretar brit
skeho zahranicnlho minister
stva Ernest Davies ~navstivi slo-
whisky Bled, ktery je letnim ST.
diem Titovym. Mluvci zahra-
nicniho ministerstva prohlasil,
re Daviesova costa je pouhym
vyletem a Re nejde o nejake
jednanf s Item.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Z Narodniho Svazu Ceskych
KatolikHI.

NdIOl1ku.
Take v poslednim tydnu sc
p~rojevil zvyseny zajem 0 Gin
most Svazovou a clenske pri-
spevky, ktere ustavicne docha-
zej1 jsou nejlepsfm dokladem
toho, jak mas krajansky lid Sc
snazi mnohdy i re svych nepa-
trnych prostredk1 program
Svazu podporit.
Stale name ma pameti svizel-
nou situaci uprchlikd pred ko-
munlsmem a proto pomocne
akce We prospech bezencu jsou
stale v popredf Svazove prace.
Opet bylo zabaleno a odeslano
do peti bezeneckych taborH v
Nemecku 1900 liber satstva,
prada a obuvi. Ia prvni polo
lett hototo roku je to jiz $4,000
liber ktere byly poslany do ia
bor1, ably zmfrnily bfdu tisicd
ceskych a slovenskych lidi, KITE
II Sc dosud nedostali do jinych
Zem1.
V techto pomocnych akcf bu-
de Svaz pokracovat dial, steine
tax jake We sbfrkach pro Nepo-
mucenum. V Nepomucenum
opet Dude ma podzim zahajen
dalsi rok pro seminaristy a pro
toze re stare vlasti jsou veske-
re podpory zruseny, Dude mno.
no zalezet ma krajanech a ka-
tolicich v USA, ably tento semi
mar pomohli vydrzovat. Stara
vlast Dude potrebovat rady no
vych knezi a statecnych zastan-
CD veci narodni a katolicke a
proto elm vice knezskeho do
rostu v zahranici, tim lepe bu-
de jednou pro svobodnou vlast.
Z Texasu dostavame dals.
radostnou zpravu, re take
7jezd Katolicke Jednoty Ter
Texaskych, ktery Sc konal v mi.
nulych dnech We West, mel ra.
dostny prGbeh a re sc no s1.
eastnila Tada knezi ktefi pred
nesli sve ~pripom1nky a povzbu.
dill katolicke pracovnice k no.
We nadsene praci.
Texas je v tonic ohledu ma
tom opravdu dobre, protoze
tamnf pfistehovalecka vetev je
pomerne mlada a rada krajan-
skych knezf vysla z katolickych
robin Moravan1 je zarukou, re
jeste dlouho Dude tam cinnost
pc veci katolicke a narodni vel
mi 1spesna.
Naproti tomu jsme S bolesti
slyseli zpravu o 1mrti Msgr. V.
Mikolaska v Lankin, N. D. Ten
to ~statecny a vlastenecky zanf-
ceny knee pracoval zvlaste pro
katolickou Charitu a i kdyz Sc
nekdy jeho nazory nekryly $
pracl Svazovou, pTece jenom
nutno priznat re jeho srdce by
10 Slechetne a re to vzdycky
myslel dobre S clrkvl i starou
vlastf. Kez mt B1h dopfeje
radost vecnou a kez ma mista
zesnulych vlasteneckych knezf
mohou nastoupit now zastanci
dobreho programme at uz z rad
knezf, nebo z rad laiku.
z cinnosti Distriktniho Sva-
zu Ceskych Katolfkd v Chica-
gu radi zaznamenavame dobre
prlpravy pro Den Ceskych Ka-
tollkG ma den II. zarf. Je ire
ba, ably Chicago nezGstalo po-
zadu "a cinnostl katolik1 v il
nych oblastech a proto verime,
re letosn1 Den Ceskych Katolf-
XII Dude vsastranne podpofen
a stane Sc tax d1lezitym roz-
hranlm pro novou praci.
Ia zaslane satstvo pro be-
zence tento tyden a "a Diary We
prospech akci svazem rizenych
d6kujeme a doufame, re nase
katolicka a krajanska verejnost
Zachova d1veru teto praci j
nadale.
Vykonny Vybor Narodnfho
Svazu Ceskych KatolikdG
1886 w. 18th Street,
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SOUTH KOREAN

Continued From Page One)
vicinity of Panbu. Is miles north
east of Kaesong.
10000 Red Troops Gather
General MacArthur's head
quarters says the biggest known
concentration of Red troops is in
the center of the peninsula, about
five miles north of the border. It's
believed that at least two Com
munist divisions. about 10000
troops, are massed in that area.
At present, South Korean troops
are heading northward in the di-
rectiou Of that mass of Red froces.
Reds Suffer 100000 casuauties
It's pretty obvious, however,
that none of the Communist divi-
sions is at full strength. General
MacArthur's headquarters an
nounced today that the North Ko-
reans have suffered about l70,-
600 casualties since the beginning
of the war.
And $4,000 North Koreans have
been taken prisoner.
Bomb He'd Tanks
Allied fighters and bombers
ripped away at North Korean
tanks above the S8th parallel to-
day.
They destroyed five of them
and damaged three. It was the
heaviest one-day tank-bag for the
allied pilots so far this month.
patrolling Towns
South Korea's national police
are busy patrolling nine towns
taken away from the North Ko-
reans above the borderline.
The police are part of force
of 10000 being recruited to keep
order in all Red territory as it is
freed from Communist rule.
South Korea's home minister
says the plan of recovery is pro-
ceeding very smoothly because
the Korean people are cheerful
cooperative and loyal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-10

the huge gathering that
came to congratulate the
visiting Smathers on his
successful bid for the Dem
ocratic nomination for the
United States Senate.
Among those greeting
Smathers when a Citizen
reporter congratulated him
were: Monroe County Com
missioner Joe Allen, chas.
Wardlow, Police Officer
Bob Garrison, Jack De-
laney Police Chief Joseph
Kemp. John Spettswood,
Ignacio sCarboneH Hank
Day. Fred J. Dion CHARLES
Simmons, JayCee Presi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-10
Los Angeles Shuts
Up Stores To View
Legion Parade

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1o.-tp
This IS the day of the big ma
rade at the American Leeion's
annual convention, and the b,,Si-
ness people of Los Angeles have
decided they might Just as wen
close shop. For the DICTIONARIES
are taking over.
And a gaint parade It viii be.
six-hour procession. with So
900 men and women in uniform
strutting drum maiorettes. trick
ialoppies that rear up on their
hind wheels and all the rest
Il viii also have its serious side
In between the drill teams and
baton twirlers, the ancient loco
motives and the drum and buele
corps, viii be some of the latest
machines of war the army has. ia
offer.
There viii be tanks. armored
equipment and troops, provided
by the 18Th armored reserve divi-
sion.
They'll underscore what the
convention speakers have been
saying, that we mustn't let our
selves get SNUG over the United
Nations victroies in Korea. that
We still must keep our defenses
strong.
Downtown stores are closing in
honor of the Legion, and so are
the public schools. So it viii be a
big day for all concerned, INCLUDE
ing thousands of Los Angeles
youngsters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-10
BY Joe pindsr
The SERVICE

For those learning 70 serve I
favor the slice. It's side spin af-
fords more control II YOU
THROW THE BAIL HIGH
ENOUGH to hit If with all bend
gone from the elbow. The spin
itseH. viii bring the ball down
into the service court-a major
point with youngsters whose
heads are still pretty close TO the
ground If you have begun serv-
ing with flat ball BY all means
continue with il and take up
the slice when you're satisfied
with the performance of the
former Both services are hit with
the same arm and body. move
ment Only the face of the racket
at impact IS different. The
American Twist service (Which
comes over the top of the ball
from behind IS perhaps the most
difficult shot in tennis and
should not be attempted until
both the slice and flat ball have
been conquered
To serve correctly you should:
l. Stand sideways TO the net
2. Racket arm moves from POI
sition at side Of body straight
down and straight back with
weight accompanying Avoid wig
Cling wrist as racket goes down
8. As arm goes down and back
the ARM WITH THE BALLS IS
RAISED A LITTLE HIGHER
THAN YOUR HEAD to make the
toss short and accurate. Never
hold three balls.
4. Racket goes down and back
until it IS pointed straight to the
rear and just a little down. with
the elbow somewhat bent.
S. FIex upper body back at
hips and move arm up into crook
ed elbow, with wrist back and
RACKET DROPPED STRAIGHT
DOWN BEHIND YOU r
SHOULDER.
6. Swing arm and racket in
forward arc that travels up to the
ball, body weight accompanying,
Z. Ball IS met WITH ALL BEND
GONE FROM ELBOW, the racket
comfortably extended,
above the head and a little on the
racket arm side.
8. Racket, wrist, arm, shoulder,
and body sweep forward thru the
ball.
9. You finish facing the net with
racket travelling down and over
to your backhand.
= 10. A split second after COM
pleting serve. station yourself
FURTHER BEHIND the base
line. If you stand and star-gaze
after your ball. your opponent
win catch you flaf-footed with 3
return at your feet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-10
Casey STENCIL To
Manage Yankees
Two More Years
P Wirephoto

NEW YORK. Oct 10.-tP-
The manager of the New York
Yankees. Casey Stengel, has been
rehired TO pilot the worlds base
ball champions for another two
years
Terms of the contract were not
disclosed.
1t had been estimated that any
new contract Stengel signed
would call for an annual salary
of between S65.O0O and $4,000.
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CIVIC LEADERS BAND

Continued From Page One)
Monroe was one of eight Florida
countries with \ juvenile court
leaving SO counties without
juvenile .coust machinery.
The council also voted to invite
various civic groups In the coun-
~ tostake out group memberships
IN the organization,
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DAVE KING NAMED

CONTINUED From Page Onel
we in Key West lost the op-
portunity to acquire a man
who had personal contacts
in Washington, Tallahas-
see, and who was an out
standing representative in
Tallahassee.
Grant Stockdale should
have been named city
manager of Key West.
Stockdale'S name came
into the picture as a COM
promise candidate. The
five of us originally could
not agree on King. or Al
bury. / can assure City
Manager King that every
thing viii be ON the table. :
For, from here on in, j win
attend no private confer
ences.
. Grant was a lieutenant
in the Marine Corps. And
he would have been able to
have worked with the
Navy. His connections and
contacts would have helped
out Key West well in the
years to come"
Stockdale Was In
Key West
Grant Stoekdale, repre-
sentative from Dade coun-
ty, was in Key West all day
yesterday and last night.
Stockdale is presently en-
ployed in Jacksonville with
a housing group.
Visit With Rep.
George Smathers
After the meeting, Com
missioners c. B. Harvey
and Louis M. ] Eisner paid
a courtesy call on Repre-
sentative George Smathers,
who arrived here yester-
day afternoon. Commits
sioner Louis Carbonen was
already present welcoming
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TODAYS
BIRTHDAY

JACKSON JAccE EcZz
born Oct 11. Isg7. ~ B1s1-l NJ
tlnnal comUander - ~ Jeur
War Veterans n ne IS -
the first Weird Mar T VI - h
that post. "A Baslan laxrEer unr
served IS stste leEEIz1ur. E
rose 70 major II the Nzr zn1 w&
decorated for ou1s1zndE -
Torrance q duty. He wsz Era
uafed from Bostun Err
when % wears old-
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Today's Horoscope

Today gives a most energetic
nature. with capacity for pro-
noting large enterprises. But the
nature IS rather critical and per
haps quarrelsome, too apt to
find fault and sometimes tearing
down what it has not the ycapa-
city. to rebuild. Curb this and
success IS almost certain.
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sCHUcK TESTERS

(COntinued From PAGE Onel
ing tried son violation Of federal
postal laws.
A long list of defendants have
been called, and Schuck may be
away from the city for about a
week.
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ONE-MINUTE
SPORTS QUIZ


4 How much did Joe Louis
make out Of the recent Charles
fight?
2 Who won the 1916 World
Series?
g. What pro Collier is top
money winner Of the year thus
far?
4 What twirling star of the
PhillieS was called into the
Army, thus damaging Philadel-
phia's strength on the mound2
5. OF Detroit's top four pitch
ers two failed the Tigers COM
pletely, after a month or two Of
the season Who were they?
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dent Manuel Lopez, Robert
lDopp, Joseph Pinder. Ami
bal .Armayor, Jack Saun-
ders, Municipal Judge Hill
airy sAlbury. DIR. Edward
Gonzalez, Jackie Carbonel1,
Harry Knight and Mrs.
Hugh Williams.
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JaYeees VIII Nee
Post Office Team
Meet Goodbye To Baseball Till Spring Comes Again

"A seftbaA game betwesn the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
team and the Post Office team win
be played at 7 o'clock tonight on
the Bayview Park diamond
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-10

Robert w. Miller, president of
the Pacific Lighting Corp. born
in Oakland. Calf, 81 years ago.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS
For Tropical Atlantic. carib-
bean Sea and Eastern Gulf
Rep0rf

Key West, Fla. Oct. 10. 1850
Observations taken at City Office,
sec AN. EST
Temperature
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Tides
Naval Base
TOMORROW

sfoMoRRoN
p Eastern Standard Time
High Low
9:42 am. 3:04 pm.
9.24 pm. 3:12 pm.
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Station Tide high watea
Bahia Honda
(bridge) oh ION can
No Name Key
least enid -+2h z0m
8ocs Chica
SANDY Ptl oh 40m
Caldes Channel
north end -+2h 10m fla II
E)-Minus sign: Corrections
to be subtracted
61Plus sign: Corrections to
be added