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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
Federal Jury Convicts Three
Persons For Shipping
Planes To Israel

LOS ANGELES. (JTA) - A
Federal jury has convicted three
men and corporation on charges
of having conspired to violate
United States neutrality laws by
shipping planes to Israel during
the Arab invasion. The jury,
which acquitted three other de-
PENDANTS, recommended leniency
in sentencing the defendants.
Convicted were Adolph w.
Schwimmer, president of Service
Anyways of New York, the firm
involved in the proceedings; Ray
Selk and Leon Gardner, both Of
Los Angeles. Acquitted were Her.
man M. Greenspan Of Las Vegas;
William SoSnow of New York;
and Sam r. Lewis Of Los Angel
es.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
The Coastal Empire"
Leo FinkeIstein
Lectures in Savannah

Leo Finkelstein, well known
author, spoke here last week at
Workmen's Circle Hall under the
auspices of the Workmen's Circle
MIR. Finkelstein spoke on the
latest triology of Sholem Asch,
''The Nazarene," 1.-THE Apostle"
and MARY
For many years MIR. Finkelstein
was president of the Association
of Jewish Writers and Journal
lists in Warsaw, as well as secre-
tary of the Jewish Pen Club in
Poland. He has been a contribu-
tor of literary reviews to maya
zines both in America and in Eu-
rope, and participated in many
international philosophical con-
ferences. He is the author Of the
following books:
1.-THE Poems of H. Leivick,"
"Hegel, Marx and Spinoza," ''The
History Of Jewish Philosophy"
''The Scroll of Poland" and "E1ere
and There; Literary Monographs. !"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24

Girls the Bessie Ccd Cdrens Village and Farm School msn1db BY
Organization America Raanana Israel knit
their foster bOhe Several hundred being reared in "fan.
the Village Of 40 sponsored the Holy Land Mzaeh
Women providing academic religious vocational agricultural and vocational
training "a atmosphere Of traditional Judaism.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15
Radio, TV Cain As
Most Stocks Drop
AT Markets Close

NEW YORK, April 15.-(H9.-'
Radio televi5ion stocks bounced
up like rubber ball today after
an opening sinking spell.
Fresh strength in the TV group
followed a spectacular rise yes
terday when gains ranged to an
xtrene of 82s points. The
gains TEMPTED heavy profit TAX
ing sales today and for a while
losses running to around two
points were scored.
Losses were eventually re-
placed with fractional ganis in
most cases.
Elsewhere, the market de-
clined over broad front. With
the exception of several utility
stocks. leaders sold at mark
downs of fractions to a point or
so.
Higher prices were paid for
Admiral Corporation, Emerson
radio. International Telephone,
Magnavox, Avco, Motorola, and
American Cable and Radio Cor
poration hold steady while Philco
and Zenith were inclined to be
balky.
In the ninus column were U. S.
Steel. Bethlehem Steel, General
Motors, Chrysler, Goodrich,
Montgomery Ward, Douglass Air
craft, Ex-Cell-O, American Tele-
phone. Kennecott Copper, Air
Reduction and du Pont.
Lower in the curb were Cities
Service. Claude Neon. Electric
Bond & Share, Fairchild Engine,
Fansteel Metallurgical. Humble
Oil and Kaiser-Frazer.
Railway issues were under
mild pressure in the bond mar
ket.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15
LECALS

LIST or CLERKS. INSPECTORS
AND POLLING PLACES
The following clerks, inspectors
and polling places have been dos
.ienated by the Monroe County Com
,missioncrs for the May 2. 1850 pri-
mary election.
PRECINCT NO. / 4
ST. Mary's Parish Center
Clerk Mispah Perez.
nspcctorS--IIildah sands Charles
Fernandez, Rachael Sanchez.
PRECINCT No.
4Oi Angela street
Clcrk-Itmelio Corral.
Observation-Disclosures Angueira Jose
Fernandez, Jacinto Solarcs.
PRECINCT No. 3
High School Gymnasium
Cterk-Flossie NJ. Roberts.
Inspectors William DuVat. Nm. O.
Kemp, Lykes .. Turner.
PRECINCT No. 1
M. Fire station
Cicrk-Mrs Edward HaurN.
InspectorS-Mrs Nermel Hutchinson,
Florence Baker. John G. Gates.
PRECINCT NO.
7OI Elizabeth Street, Cor.
Angela street
Cierk-MrS. Kathryn Perpall.
nSpcctors-Alfred Johnson, Juan
Borges, Frank del Nillar.
PRECINCT No.
County Court House
Clerk--Sam Pinder, Jr.
Myrtle Cassassa. Mrs.
Caralyn Ford, Mrs Jennie GWynn.
PRECINCT No.
N0. 1 Fire station
Clerk--Mrs. Caroline Hattrick
Inspectors-Mrs. Grace Kerr, Mrs.
Ellie Shaw. Leon peacon.
PRECINCT No.
3l:s William street
C'lcrk-(.eorgc Schrieber.
Tnspectors-M Louise Thompson,
Mrs Will Il. J.. Roberts, Mrs.
Florrie Michael.
PRECINCT No.
Oh James street
Clerk--Mrs, Agnes Lowe
nspcctors-~Samuel H. Pindcr, ST.,
Percy NJ. Roberts. Rupert ksowies.
PRECINCT No. 10
GfI Francis street
C!erk-Mrs. Margaret ScullN
InspectorS-Mrs. Syhil Dexter, Mrs
William \. Baker, Mrs. Violet
StickneT.
PRECINCT No. II
Meare~ Grocery. Virginia
and Florida streets
Elerk-OWen sawyer.
InSpectors-MrS. Irma CiwYnn, Ham
ilton Pinder, Mrs. louise biNegro
PRECINCT No. ~
High school Annex. Hited
and Tropical Streets
Clerk willard NJ. Albury.
Inspcctors-Mrs. .Angurtha Pinder
Joe Menendez, Mrs. Nell Rose
PRECINCT No. i3
SantaelIn Cigar Factory.
second street
r,lerk--AIrs Cteora Johnson.
Inspectors-MrS. olive saunders
Mrs. Leota Cruickshank. Laurie
Roberts.
PRECINCT No. II
Commercial BuiIdinG. Poin-
cinnn RoNv. Duck Ave.
Clcrk--Jared Daniels.
/ rnSpectorS-M Mary Mazeau. Mrs
ida Smith, Mrs. Iavid Mccurdg
PRECINCT No. -
Marathon Chamber of
Commerce building
! Clerk Il. O. BuShea.
: Inspectors-J !. Hall. Vim. II
Jesse, F.. C. Stempel.
PRECINCT No. 10
| NFatacumbie, AIonxO Goth
/ rOn'S office
Uerk-John A. Russell
] Inspectors-Ceci Green, Alvin PIN
I der, Richard Williams
PRECINCT NO. II
TayeFnieF, Kicks Barber shop
! C,lerk-John Curry.
> Inspectors-Cfeo. ". Albury, Rod
| ney Aibury, G. Wellington saw
yer apr15195i
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HOW TO HELP ASIA AND
KEEP orr FRENCH TOES?
Behind The
World News
TO HELP ASIA AND
BY WALTER BREEDE. JR..
Associated P=ess Writer


In so days or SO. the first big
shipment of American military
aid will be on its way to French
Indo-China.
In French Indo-China, we are
supporting the governments of
three semi-colonial states which
are currently up to their necks in
a shooting war with Communist
led guerrillas.
The leader of the guerrillas is
a hard listed gentleman by the
name of Ho Chi Mini. He is de-
scribed as friend of Mao TIE
Tung, the premier of Communist
China.
The forces of the loyal opposi-
ton are rallying around an arts
tocratic young man who answers
to the name of Bao Dai. He's
head of the new Indo-Chinese Re-
public of Viet-Nam. He used to
be a king He has quite reputa-
ton as a playboy.
Bao Dai and his government
take their orders from the
French. They have been striving
to break away from French rule,
and the French have reluctantly
promised them a measure OF
political independence.
But while ex-emperor Bao Dai
is the nominal head of the big
gest of the Indo-Chinese states,
the CHIEF burden of fighting off
the local Reds has fallen to the
French Foreign Legion.
This is the difficult situation in
which the United States is about
to intervene to the tune of IS
million dollars.
We are going to send Is mil
lion dollars worth of war sup
plies to French Indo-China.
Something of an argument has
developed as to who will get
this aid-the Indo-Chinese gov
ernments themselves, or the
French Foreign Legion.
1t is the announced policy of
the State Department to help
the Democratic governments in
the Far East preserve their poll
teal freedom. Spelled out in
terms of cold war, this means we
are willing to help these govern
ments stand firm against Com
munism. But the oChinese
governments are not politically
free-not yet, anyway-and any
encouragement we give them is
likely to result in angry protests
from the French. The French arc
considered to be among our
staunchest cold war partners.
So the problem is--how to
keep our promises Of furthering
independence movements in
ASA without treading on the toes
of the French?
There can be no doubt about
the official American stand on
the matter. Ambassador Philip
Jessup made it very clear in a
recent broadcast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15
Says Union Does
Not Justify Its
Wage Demands

The Telephone Union (CWA~
CIO) has made no effort what
ever to justify its wage demands
on the Southern Bell Telephone
Company during the period OF
intensified bargaining by PRESS
dent Truman, G. D. Garner. vice
president of the company. de-
clared today
We have appealed to- uh4
union negotiator3 repeatedly durA
ing this period to furnish us facts
to support their demand for SIS
100000 increase, but they have
not done So" Mr. Garner said.
THE mere desire for more
money cannot be considered as
a sound basis for granting d
general wage increase,
The company has provided
union representatives with sta
tistical and other proof to sup
port its position that a general
wage increase is not justified at
this time. We will welcome and
gladly bargain with the Union
on any proof which it may have
in support of its position.
Unless such proof is forth
coming, we must conclude that
the failure to provide proof
means that the union has no JUS
LITIGATION for it's demand or that
it is part of Union strategy to
force a stalemate and invite out
side intervention. Such interven-
ton would have the effect Of
putting a premium on union
stalling and would be a diSas-
trous blow to collective bargain
ing"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
F.LEVENTH JUDICIAL CIItCI IL
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERS.
Case No. I2-@2g
HOWARD OLSON
Plaintiff.
W. DIVORCE
Nft.IEI.MINA 4 OLSON;
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PLBGICATION
TO: Nilhelmiua 9. Otison.
H. u Box 553.
Monks Corner, South carolina
YOU ARE HEREBY rCoFI tEEsE,l'
and REQUIRED 10 serve a copy OF
yolir Answer to the llll III Com
pla{nt for Divorce on the Plaintiffs
Attorney. and file the original An-
Sver in the office If the Clerk ut
the Circuit Court on or before May
tth, A. H. 1851. in the iGbove cnti-
tied cause: otherwise the allega-
tions therein viii be taken as eon-
Tossed.
BONE and ORDEREI5- al NsN
West. Monroe County, Florida. this
3fSt day of March 4. y. 1850.
fStAl1 Earl. r. ADAMS,
CItrk of the Circuit court.
Monroe County. FLORIDA
49,. Kathleen .NuttaBe,
Deputy Clerk.
4. =. PORTER IN.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
MS Fleming Street,
Key West, Fla.
april -S-i5-22 1850.
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Chemistry Bldg.
Is Dedicated AT
u. OF Florida

GAINESVILLE. April 15.-tPl.
"A new modern combination
classroom and laboratory unit
has joined the Ivory Towers on
the University of Florida campus.
The new chemistry pharmacy
building was dedicated today in
ceremonies honoring the late
dean ToWnes Randolph Leigh.
The new building was named
in his honor, The Dean was head
of the College of Arts and Sci
ences, Chemistry department and
Vice President of the University.
He died in February, l949 after
serving on the staff for 20 years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15

jngs have been lifted. The AS
Eociation say rents increased an
average of % per cent in 100
cities surveyed
The survey showed that in one
third of the reporting cities de
controlled since April lst, l949,
at least 30 per cent Of all tenants
had the same rent bill after CELL
ings were lifted as before. "
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with the ]. H. Doxsee Co, of
New York.
X X y
Robert S Schultz, local sports
promoter, who went to West
Palm Beach to attend the Nebo-
O'Connell fight, is expected to
return home this evening or to-
morrow morning,
4 4 y
Bernard Roberts. who resides
here on Francis street, after a
stay of few months at Mate
cumbe anu other points in that
section, has returned to Key
West.
\ 4 X
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis J. Albury,
who had been in Key West visit
ing relatives, left Yesterday over
the highway for Miami
X X y
rs YEARS AGO
The Love Garden" with its
bewitching music, breath-quick
ening romance, its pretty girls,
grouped in spectacular array, its
spirit of merriment sweeping
through its fiesta scenes, with
here and there touch Of sad
ness as a welcomed relief Of the
continued abandon of King earn
wal, was presented for the sec
ond time last night in San Carlos
Opera House under the direction
of its composer, Robert P. Skill
ling
X X X
The Florida Orchestra will
open a three weeks engagement,
beginning Friday evening at
Genes Cabaret Dance at Arono-
vitz Hall, The Florida Orchestra
is well known in Key West, and
there is no doubt that this news
will be read with much pleasure.
r X X
Mayor Frank H. Laid and
several other members of the
Oversee Highway Association,
left yesterday for Jacksonville,
where the South Atlantic Coast
al Highway Association convenes
today.
4 4 x
Jacksonville was host today to
thousands of delegates from all
parts of the country for the South
Atlantic Coastal Highway con-
vention. The meeting is climax
to years Of effort which will re-
suit in connecting the states
from Maine to Key West, Florida.
by highway, aiding to great
extent the defense of the eastern
coast Of commerce, industry, agri-
culture and recreation.
4 4 4
The Lewis Chevrolet Company
has secured the local agency for
Cadillac cars, according to an
announcement in this issue.
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Rents Increase
y Percent Since
Lifting Of Ceilings

WASHINGTON. April 15.-tPl.
The National Association Of
Real Estate Boards has surveyed
rents in cities where federal CELL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15
10 YEARS AGO

10 YEARS AGO
r. S. Sweeley, representative
OF the United States Housing Au-
thorlty IN Florida; II. d. Stuart
architect, and Max Marx, of Mi
ami, were arrivals in the citv
last evening and are guests at
the La Concha Hotel.
y x
Mrs. Winston Churchill, who
was a brief visitor in Key West
for q day or two, staying at LA
Concha Hotel, left for her home
in Avon Park, Florida, yesterday
afternoon.
y x X
Victor Lowe, area supervisor
for the National Youth Admins
tration in Monroe County. said
this morning that the workshop
Of the NYA had just completed
IS booths an delight ballot boxes
for the country, to be used in the
coming elections
\ y X
Two autos coIlided late yester-
day afternoon at the corner of
Southland and Francis streets, one
of them, Packard owned by
Charles Baldwin, of Urbania,
Illinois, who, with his wife, had
just entered Key West for a
visit.
y \ 4
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer of Cir
cult Court, is in receipt of tele-
gram from Secretary of State R.
A Gray, advising that Attorney
General George Copper Gibbs
has ruled that 81 names of men
and women are to be left off the
primary ballot because of their
failure to file campaign expense
statements
X ~ 4
Attorney T. b. Price of Miami,
is in the city and is a guest at
the Hotel La Concha. After COM
pletlng his business in the city he
will leave either this evening or
tomorrow morning for his home
in Miami
4 4 y
20 YEARS AGO
w. r. Porter. Norberg Thomp-
son. and Charles l.. Roberts. who
have been in Havana for the past
several days, returned to the city
yesterday afternoon
X 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs George Allen
England were passengers arriv-
ing from Havana yesterday after
noon en- ute to Tampa.
y 4 =
A carload of canned goods per
week. which have been shipped
through Tampa in the past, will
now be handled from this city as
the result of q contract recently
signed by Norberg Thompson
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PUBLIC SERVICE


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THf
ELEVENTH JJDIfINL CIRGfTi
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OIe FLORIDA. N CHAN
Case No. I2-:4g
DAVID u. kIMBEI.l-,
Complainant.
~ DIVORCE
VufNiFRIcB GUTHRIE kfMBIfLI.,
Isefcndent,
NOTICE ny PuBIICATION
To: WINIFREB GUTHRIE KIM
RIssfpI5NcE UNKNOWN
-YlJIi Alsis HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED Ia serve copy Of
your Answer to the Bill of Com
plant for Divorce on the Com
plainant's Attorney. and file the
original Answer i'm the office OF
the clerk Of the Circuit Court on
or before May IS. A. u. 1880, in
the above entitled matter: other
wise the allegations therein con
tained will he taken as confessed
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida.
this nth day of April. a. y: l95o.
(SEAL) EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
sy: (sd) Florence +. sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS S. CARO-.
Solicitor for Complainant.
apr. l5-22-29;may &, 1850
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCIIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case w. 1890
ARD1LL l.. JORDAN,
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIVORCE
JULES JORDAN,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: Julius Jordan,
Residence unknown
YOIf ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to serve a copy Of
your Answer to the Fill of Com
plaimt for Divorce on the Plaintiff $
Attorney. and file the original An
swer In the office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court on or before May
4th, A. ID. 1850. in the above enti-
tied matter; otherwise the allegn-
tions therein contained VIII be
taken as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
3lst day of March, A. =. 1850.
fSEAI.) EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
BY. kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
i. y. PORTER ",
Solicitor FOR Plaintiff,
4f3 Fleming Street,
Key West, Fla.
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or Public HEARING

NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given. that u
public hearing will he held by the
CIV Commission of the City of Key
West, Florida, sitting as the Plan
Board. at 500 +. NJ, Monday, May
/, 1850 tn consider 4 request for the
change of coming from Residence
low ing described land. -
on the Island of Key West. and
known on William a.. White
head's Map If said fsiaut, de-
fineated in February 4. y. S29
as part Of Tract Eighteen tlS),
hut better described rs Lot
Eight (Sl Of Block frye 60 Of
Tract Eighteen l1S), according
ia the Wehh Realty Cornpany's
Plat recorded in Plat Book No.
/. page 81. Monroe. County,
Florida Public Records; Com-
mencing at point OF Won
Phister Street distant N"rth
easterly1 fran the Garner OF
Won PhiSter and Grin y ]
Streets Ninety-six fg6Nfeet and
Three go inches and running
thence along Won Phister street
in a Northeastprly direction
Icorfy-eight t4Sl feet = thence
at right angles in, Ngrthwesi-
feFlY 0AFff'ttftf 4NtHttN 49,
feet aud six Cs1 inchezss thence
M right angles in q South
westly direction Forty eight
4S) feet: thence OF. :. right
angles In SoutheastYE1y di-
rcctinn Nfnety-three {a3l feet
and Six CD inches out 20 Won
phiSter 10 tn e p Of ut
beginning. gsg
pated at Key West, Florida this
18th day Of April 4. D,.ia51
VlCTOR LOWE,
city Clerk.
apr.15. 1850.
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LEGALS
NoTIcn UNDER rIcTITIors

NOTICE UNDER TICTITIOIs
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE rs HEREBY CT ZEN that
the undersigned desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious
name of 'sThe Hibiscus Motel 1871
Simonton Street, Key West, FLORIDA,
name with the clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Monroe. County. Florida.
Dated March %. 1850;
NJ L. MITCHELL,
Trustee.
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WANTED 70 RENT
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
FOR sALE-TRAILERs

l948 GLIDER house trailer, 19-
foot. Sleeps four. Fully equip
ned. Nelson Dolly. $4,000. M.P.R.
Smith. Mactic Trailer Park, 638
United Street. aprl4-o1A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TiIi.
EIFN EsNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHANCERA.
SuiG No. I2-25O
MICHAEL JACOBS,
Complainant
vs. DIVORCE
SALLY ELIZABETH JACOBS.
Defendant.
NOTICE by PUBLICATION
TO: Sally Elizabeth Jacobs,
So l.. Anderson Avenue,
Knoxville, tennessee.
YOt- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for. Divorce has been filed
against YOU herein and YOU are re-
auired u serve y copy of your An
swer on attorney for Complainant
and file the original thereof with
the Clerk of this Court on or be
fore May 18th, \. - 1859. ntherw ist,
Iiecree Pro ConfeSso will betentered
against you,
DONE and ORDEREIt at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida. this
I4th day Of April. a. ID. $50.
(Circuit Court Seall
EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk. Circuit Court.
by: Florence T.. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
TON q. WATKINS.
Attorney for Complainant.
=. q. BOX 9S4.
Key West, Florida.
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LOST

SHAY, offisher, wheresh TIL
corner?"
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with the j. H. Doxsec Co, o
New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15

Attorney T. b. Price of Miami,
is in the city and is a guest at
the Hotel La Concha After COM
pleting his business in the city he
will leave either this evening or
tomorrow morning for his home
in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15

aaal.. 25.apf.l-s -l5,t95a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis J. Albury,
who had been in Key West visit
ing relatives. left yesterday over
the highway for Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15

Mrs. Winston Churchill, who
was brief visitor in Key West
for day or two, staying at LA
Concha Hotel, left for her home
in Avon Park, Florida, yesterday
afternoon
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= = =
90 YEARS AGO

w. r. Porter, Norberg Thomp
son. and Charles l.. Roberts, who
have been in Havana for the past
several days, returned to the city
Yesterday afternoon
Evening star., 1950-04-13
VISITORS TO WASHINGTON never FORGET
THAT WONDERFUL DRY berry Beer

Long a big favorite in
Washington, here's addi-
tional proof of how good
Gunther's really is. Visitors
from all over the United
States, who try this dry,
berry beer, tell us they like
it even better than their
fdporite brew back home.
When you read these fine
lip-smacking tributes to
Gunther's, doesn't it make
Evening star., 1950-04-13

you glad you live in Wash
ington where you can enjoy
this great premium beer at
a popular price!
Naturally, we're proud
that so many visitors to
Washington are enthusias-
tic about Gunther's dry,
berry flavor. But we're even
prouder that in 1850 more
of you Washington folks
than ever are choosing
Gunther'S yourselves!
Evening star., 1950-04-13
BY THIS PLEDGE

:. :. known that Gunthefs beer
vi, will always be b's~sd according t s,snins TO inc
h,sness R,ga ,s;,, never use any but the finest
',s..d;eots, W. and thus maintain the same
'ns'ss'sht: rsps1table dry lager quality that s
'I a,.ee it among the finest beers =
domestic or imported
! The b;gb eoa Of making
! cun.htrs prohibits The s'""s
! away Of premiums o, p's@ n,
! All The value IL !" the 0S''
q .rr~ VIZ .Trs SUe SQeS 80 0YS e
Evening star., 1950-11-17

. Block Dok Green Shadow white
White Beige Grey
Because you love nice things" Van RooIte, Of
course! The basic glove to wear with everything
whP-stitching its only ornament, beautifully fored,
beautifully toored A Joy to care for Amerdoe
nylons wosh dry in minutes! Yet they look and feel
like costly doeskins Sizes to 7h.
Phone Orders Accepted
ony time doy night Coll Ma $500 mol your order.
LANSBURGHS- -Gloues-Street Fo
Evening star., 1950-08-20
.$125 Million MiIituN

ATHENS. - Next Year Greece
will be spending the equivalent of
about $125 million in her own cur
rency for her armed services.