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Used bathroom outfits. $50: table,
top top IL gas as. stoves: s3s; used 42:in.
ave. NV. TU. 2-19O0. N2s
ut thread ssar.. eoPRss KS sSss 5FSR
N st; NV. NO. 7-7S03. WA. 7-55Ol.
PRESS-Chandler & Price Job. 12xl5
bed, type furniture and accessories
p1m' inSludfdj e.. :SSS; ssoo7c CAN M0n' .ftss ss
PRiNTiNG machiniery: we nave isrs-
est, stock Of printing, btndery, onset
and composing rm. equip. IN Wash;
9TiosRpaprtlingii Top q nfip9S m1ying erecting VIC VIC
REFRIGERAToR. coidspot. 2 Gu. Il.
late model; excel. cond. S75. Rocker,
ppiaatdto55m, platform, red; good cond. S15; Ii.
REFRiGERAToR Brand-n.w oE.
SoJsl sH; It,; 1897; retail. s4e7. EN-.
eEFRIGERAroRs. used: large o assor.-
year Eas.aStes, FIN. sPaas pasm.nss. Msn
FREDERICKs. 3905 i4th st, NV.
fnFSk TnFtssen sas' pEHREss FL szss ss9se c1 Up
RADiAfoRsMHot M f6a ave DW Water. 'esS Steam. gas,
new and used; guar. BLOCKS. INC.
.3056 M st. NV. NO. ,7-7SO3. 40
KuGs desisn %6eoTted 6eoyH cIess;i IPsssian Oriental
sood weariaE, sxia. $3.50: TG'H ski. II.
S39.50; other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1926 q st. NV.
RUGS. Is IT,. 5 in. K 10 IT. 5 in.
Heavy gray twist all wool Gulistan
carpet. slightly used, like new. New
price, S434. Will sell for $3.50. "a
in. rubber cushion to Mt. half price
S.' .u %5 ees fs;s SEQ e Sell Ais is. .'iss ssS
SADDLE AND BRiiDLE. English. Ex-
cellent condition. 500. Jo.' 6-2212.
SLIP COVER and drapery materials,
beaut. patterns in twill and pebble
sSFR eSsDe Iss to Siss ya JE 9sGso
Sc! sRl0F' Eases soSd condition. se5: CAN
sTENOTYPE MACHINE, used, GOOD
SEl fSnditi9gj si9955 Best cash Offer TelepRpns
sTUDIO Couch, Simmons; S75 or
hest offer. CO. 5-00S2. 80
STORE FIXTURES-Six-ft. refriser.
ated display case and coca-cola box;
miscellaneous store fixtures: reason
able. DI. 7-9696. 90
STERLING SILVER FLATWARE, 3
complete place settings, never used,
obtained privately. popular modern
pattern; reg. price, S3S.76 per g.
pc. place setting; will sell for S26
per place. setting. Fed. tax incl.
ASK for Mr.. Brott, 917 F st. NV.
STORE FIXTURES, wall cases, G sia..
iioor cases; must sacrif. Call UN.
Tv. l6-in. Teletone. mahos. console,
excellent condition; $50. or best
offer IN S-02R7 Al
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MATTRESSES

GIRL, age 2O-3O. preferably single
for general accounting and clerical
work. No experience necessary. Abil-
ity to type preferred. Call MR..
GIRLS. is to "a, free to travel to
Florida this winter and return;
permanent work; salary plus COM
mission and bonus: average more
than 64.50 monthly; immediate
cash drawing account: circulation
sales. See Mr.. E. H. MASON. Cairo
Hotel, 10 am. to IL noon or z to
pm. Nc phone calls, please --3
LADIES. part-time work, day or eve,
to help with year-end sale: about
81 hr. Apply 1912 pm. or 81
pm, Tuesday. Rm. sol. 40 14th
WOMEN. no age limit, general Of
fee work and typing.. Steady pos,
S34 per wk. to start. Rm. 424.
i404 N. Y. ave. NV. 20
WOMAN, settled, white. Exchange
room and board for light duties. Or.
can earn good salary for housework,
WOMEN NO age g; 21-5o; light investisa-
ton work with national organiza-
tion; free to travel, salary and
expenses no experience necessary.
Apply 951 Warner Bldg. Do not
YOUNG LADIES to teach ballroom
dancing mart time, evenings; $3.50
hour; will train. Call Mr.. Smith.
HOTEL 2400 DANCE STUDIOS. CO.
$1,000. Ext. S12, 6-9 2. m. only. 80
Evening star., 1952-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS Kits sensational piano
offer; Limited quantity. Brand-new
Wurlitzer spinets, S437. S25 down,
balance in SO months. KITS.
PIANOS - JoRDAN'S Silver Spring
store at 9532 Georgia ave. has q
complete selection of grands. spinets
and consoles on display. Drive
straieht out Georgia ave. one mile
past the main traf1c light in Sill
yer Spring. Open every day from
l2:30 to 9 pm. Parking space in
front makes 1t easy to shop eveningA
Phone JU. 5-11Oo.
PIANOS-Special discounts to mem-
bers. of the armed forces. govern
ment employees. D. C. employees. etc.
over 100 new and used instru-
ments on display at all times in
Guiding the full Lester Betsy Ross
lne: Pay as little as S25 down.
PIANO MART, .1015 9TH st. NV.
ST. $4,000. Dust above the Mbrary.l
Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed py Baldwin.
EEaIIlPpsd E3Il PINS With, With Baldwin s patented
DESIGNS and woods
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
926 g st NV,
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ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof, and business
remodeling. 25 yrs. exper.; terms.
ROBT. GOODMAN, WO. 6-2S66.
WALL SCRAPING
LA. 6-6411
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SORTERS
TIMEKEEPER,

For construction project refs. re-
auired. EX. 3-0772; 90 during wk.
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HELP WOMEN tCont, }
CLERK, Rood salar

CLERK, good salary,
steady work; 6-day wk. Apply
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS.
1T10 Eye st. NV. -3
ASST. BOOKKEEPER for auto deal
er. Auto experience not necessary.
5R-day week. Paid vacation and
holidays. Good salary. Call MR..
DELSlGNORE, DE. 2-630O. 80
ASST. RESTAURANT MGR, efficient,
must like people. typing, hostessing
simple office work, well known
restaurant. excel. sal. and meals.
ia. G-9SSS. 30
AUTO TITLE CLERK-one who is
employed and interested in learn
ing all phases of the auto business.
work 5l2 days for new-car
dealer in Silver Spring and avoid
downtoWn confusion. Salary $50 10
500. We will not contact your
present employer or 'jeopardize
your position in any way. Write
Box 1l6-V, Star 80
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hk.P--H0MEN
CLERK

Experienced for laundry and dry
cleaning branch store, located In
the Dorchester Apts, 10th and
kalorama rd. NV. Must have pleas
years of age. Hours: 10 am. to
$50 pm Salary, S45 for a AS
hr. wk. Apply Personnel. ARCADE
SUNSHINE, 713 Lamont st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
DIAMOND BARGAINS

DRAPERY AND SLIP COVERS
Waverley fabrics. all bolts. whole
sale cost value $500, sacrifice S400.
AP. 1888. DO
DUPLlCATORS, all types, hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. 1431 E Capitol st Ii. 3-OOS2
Evening star., 1952-12-29
HElP--WoMEN
OPENING for

OPENING for alert,
educated woman to assist local
director Of childcraft work; age 25-
portunity for advancement. Crea-
tive. interesting work with above
average income. For interview,
write Box 212-V. Star, giving age
education, experience and phone
number. 80
perlence necessary to earn $1,000
month or more selling nationally
advertised products if your are en-
ergetic and willing to learn. Call
'0' WOMAN v answer
phone and make appointments in Of
fice Of an established firm. Must
have pleasing voice and personality.
Call MRS. ROWE at AID. 2-9O10.
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with knowledge OF
figures essential: 5-day week; pleas
ant surroundings. Apply HERZOG s
GAL F. st NV --2Q
Evening star., 1952-12-29
FILE CABINETS

Specia purchase U. S. Govt, 500
legal-letter one-drawer roller bearing
steel file cabinet. 81: also 4-drawer
legal and letter 4-drawer wood file,
reconditioned like new. 1885 and
up; large stock new file cabinets
priced. at savings UP to SOC;
special 4x6 card file. oak, 80 cents
per drawer. Free parking and de-
livery.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; good references. Call
YOUNG MAN to call on retail stores
for national candy manufacturer;
car necessary; opportunity. Box
YoTNG Man, colored; soda fountain; SH
day work: no Sun. CALIFORNIA
PHARMACY. 1852 Calf. st. NV.
YoUNG MAN about 90 yrs. old ex-
cellent opportunity to learn The real
YOUNG MEN, PARTING work, eve.
and Sat; can earn S25 to $40 per
wk.::. 4-6 pm. RIM. 424. 1404
N. Y. ave. NV. 80
Young MAN-White; as bundle
wrapper and meSsenger; permanent,
company benefits. THE STOCKETT-
FISKE CO, af9 E st. NV 80
PART-TIME SALES OPPORTUNITY.
Car necessary, man selected must be
willing to work 20 hrs. or more
weekly. Call Ii. 3-l436 Tuesday
-l0-I for appt. only. go
EMPLOYED MEN, Is hrs. wkly. eyes
and Sat. part-time work in hrs.
to suit you; S25-S4O wkly. Apply
~ pm. Tues, only. RIM. sol, 20
ABLE-BoDiED MEN with good char
and packer helpers, Top union
wages and conditions. SECURITY
STORAGE CO.. 1140 18th st. NV.
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INsTRUc. COURSES (cont.)
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING EAST COAST FLA, early
jan; want man, assist driving. WO
6-S444. am, or Box 3S-R. Star
80
WANTED-ONE RIDE to N. Y. C..
Bridgeport. Conn. area. Jan. / or =;
share driving, LU. 2-O437, anytime
M Jan. D; man OF
woman. Phone ia. S-4400; Ext. 3l3
for further details. 81
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, first. all around. would like
Job IN cafe or club morning or
evening work desired: ref. Ii.
4-519S. 29'
GIRL wishes days work or by week.
Ii 7-3ogI 29s
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CLERK

good pay, excel. working conditions;
wonderful opportunity to a reliable
lady with some sales exper. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS. 1928 Carroll
st. NV --29
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Please Apply at L st. Entrance. 80
COLLEGE GRADUATE
Recenp for stimulating position. If
you are alert, interested in advance
PSnt' ES1 scs9sf esf} COURTESY aF5. ASSOCIATES a1
COLLECTION CORRESPONDENT, age
not necessary. Ability to type re-
auircd. Call Mr.. DORAN. Ex, 3.
COLLECTION WOMAN. experienced
and reliable. Permanent., viii pay
top salary LONGS 731 9TH NV,
COUNTER AND sTEAMTABLE GIRLS,
experienced; or q days a week;
good salary; uniforms. meals and
bonus. Apply HOTEL HARRINGTON
kITCHETERIA. 18th and E SITS. NV,
co1ISTFR SGtSeeR aS4 Yp and h,tn pm M sxrs-eno.
RfSSssf5E appiy BIKE PIG e BARsEcGE 81 mldSIsh Msh
boro Pike and Bennings rd. sc. 10.
COUNTER GIRL, 5-day week, middle
sandwiches; 7:3O to 4 pm; good
pay, meals and uniforms. Call after
3 pm: 737 18th st. NV. 80
COuNTERGIRL. white. with knowl-
edge OF cashierins, 5 days. No Sat.
VI Oul. WoAh. Medlo anu uAliol AlS
5n s5 p h1o5es JOSEPH EIa No MOTT AeDS D1SN ZINC
RM Administrative bldg, pan Amer.
Union. 10th and Constitution ave.
COUNTER GIRLS. white. all day
work. no Sundays; meals and uni
forms furnished. Apply s11 Pa.
DESrAi" aESi al" AssIsTANr-some EXP,
must have neat appearance; good
salary. Write giving qualifications
to Box 273-V, Star. 80
DRUG CLERK, exper.. top salary and
comm. 1876, no Sundays. 1895
Conn; ave: WO: $4,000.
references; top salary. ia. 5-Sa e..
DIETICIAN. chief. to assume resron-
sibility for dept. including rurchas-
ing. Apply Supt., SUBURBAN HOS
PITAL 5000 Old GEORGETOWN rd..
Bethesda. OIL. 4-6750.
FOUNTAIN GIRL; white; exper. ;
closed Suns. and holidays: paid
holidays and vacations. NATIONAL
DRUG CO., 1000 Conn. ave. NV,
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored. for busy
local fountain refs. 1859 Alabama
FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED. white
only. with experience; located in
Arl. on Wilson blvd; 6 day wk. with
HAIR sTYLiST-MANICURiST, all
around beauty operator. Hours. 9
to s., 5 days wk. Top salary;
PLAZA BEAUTY SALON, 4453
Conn. ave. NV. ~
Evening star., 1952-12-29
HELP-WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER
IMMEDIATE
NO SATURDAY WORK

PERMANENT position in our adver-
Using dept. Young woman, 2l-35
yrs: OF age. neat in appearance and
willing to give regular attendance;
good typist; rusty shorthand accept
able 5-day. 40-hour week. Apply
personnel Room COS; open week.
days, $500. and Sat. 81. No
Evening star., 1952-12-29
STFNOGRAPHER,

- = ~ y ~ Z E1 - 111I1V
helpful but not necessary;
permanent position: 5-day. 40-hour
week, pleasant working conditions;
liberal discount on purchases: insur-
ance and disqualification nlan, re-
tirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, Employment Office,
II P st. ne. 80
Evening star., 1952-12-29

INSTRUCTORS
wanted; attractive, well-groomed
women, age % to So; Q yrs. college
or equivalent. Are you looking for
an interesting and profitable ca
reer? Apply 3 to or z to s only
for personal interview. CHARLES
GOREN SCHOOL OF BRIDGE, No
8 Dupont Circle NV. =29
Evening star., 1952-12-29
HELP-WOMEN
HOSTESS
INTERVIEWERS.
INSTRUCTORS

Experienced only; good pay. no Sun
DAYS. ALFONSO RESTAURANT, 1903
Evening star., 1952-12-29
SAI,ESI. AIDES

selling dresses, coats and
suits; liberal salary, plus 1ec COM
mission on all sales; permanent posi-
ton. SAKS, go 18th st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1952-12-29
HELP MEN tconf.D

SHEET METAL mechanic. experienced
only. steady work. Apply only be-
tween 4 and : pm. AJAY CON;
Fairfax Circle, on Route Gil. 20
Evening star., 1952-12-29
TYPIST
TYPIST

white; 5-day, 40-hr. week; insur-
ance plan. sick and annual leave;
quarterly cash BONUSES and profit
sharing plan; advancement. Call
Personnel Department.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
PLUMBING
SPECIALS

Used bathroom outfits. $50: table.
top. gas stoves. S35: used 42-in.
drain.board sink. SIS. complete.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING. 3OO6 Ga.
ave. NV, TU. 2-lA00. I'D
Evening star., 1952-12-29
SALESLADIES

Excellent working conditions with
good pay, for experienced Salesladies
in all departments. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
Bro floor, BOND CLOTHES. 1885
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02

three games last week while Mars
was losing two out of three, to put
both teams in a tie for the lead.
Venus also won two out of three, to
put them in a tie with Jupiter for
third place.
1t was a little slow on the EAST
ern Star" front last week as far as
scores are concerned. Although
there were just few in the 100 or
better class, they were high scores.
Marie Lee was the outstanding
bowler for the evening, capturing
high single game honors with 118.
Neptune was the outstanding team,
taking both high single and high
three-game honors, 497 and 1868.
There was no one in the 800 or
better class.
Those in the 100 or better class
were: Marie Lee, 118; B. Schwinger
lis; M. Donaldson, 113; P. Palmer,
105; ]. Smith, 105; K. Blenard, 1903; N.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
PANGBORN
GIRLS LEAGUE

Harpers Bazaar won both their
games again last week, to go out in
front. Seventeen, who also won both
their games, Charm, who broke even
in their two, and Vogue, who lost
two, tied for second place. Charm
had the high single game (446) and
Harpers Bazaar the high two-game
set (870).
Polly Daugherty had the high sim
gle game (1O8), but Joyce Smith had
the high set 195).
80 Or Better Glass
Polly Daugherty, 1903; Virginia
Myers, 1O3, go; Joyce Smith, 101, ga;
Betty Weigand, 100; Ruth Ausher-
man, SO; Connie Main, SO, 81; Joann
Ringer, 95; Norma Jean Neff, "a; Pat
Davis, SO, go; Esther McCarren, go;
Madeline McNamee, 80, DeMaris
NoVis, go.
Free Bowling
Norma Jean Neff, IS, 94-245; Bet
ty Weigand, 100, 87-243; Virginia
Myers, go, 1O3-243.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
division I'D
Team Standing
MEMS LEAGUE

In Division I last week, Trinity
Lutheran III and Grace cub. ~
won all four points. First Baptist
fl, tied with Trinity Lutheran II
for first place, had both high scores,
with a single game of 621 and three
game set of 1905.
Early Bates was the high bowler,
with a single game of 149 and set of
1858.
Over in Division II, Washington
Square Methodist, First Baptist ~
and Church of the Brethren won all
four points and as a result there was
quite a change in the standings.
Team honors were divided, with st.
Matthew's cub. having the high
single game (527) and Washington
Square Methodist the high set (1563).
James Cunningham had the high
single game (133) and George Kick
had the high set CAD.
Division u
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02

Neptune won two out of their
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
Evans, 101; G. Long, 100.
Team Standings
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

After Friday nights bowling the
Rubies were on top, one game ahead
of the Pearl.
Pauline Flock was the high bowl
er, with a single game of 118 and
set of 80. Outside of Pauline, the
only bowler to get more than 300
was Mary Routzahn (302).
Those who bowled 100 or better
were: Pauline Flock, 118; Doris Tro-
vinger, Ill; Ruth Martin, 1903; Mary
Routzahn, LOG, 1902; Susan Powles,
1914; Ruth Schindel, 1903; Frances
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
WOMEN'S LEAGUE

In Division I last week, Pansies
~ won all four points to move into
second place, one point behind VIC
lets II. Jonquils II had both high
scores, with single game of 500 and
three-game set of 1886.
Lucille Miles had the high single
game (127) and Josephine Lewis the
high set (319).
Over in Division II, Roses fl
(still in first place., Lilacs fl and
Lilacs ~ each won four points. The
Violets ~ team had the high single
game (477), but Gardenias FL had
the high three-game set (135D.
Janet Young had the high single
game (123) and Peggy Keedy had
the high set (3O6).
division II
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
BOWLING SCORES

second spot. The Yankees also had
both high scores, with single game
of $40 and set of 1925.
Frances Stoner had the high game
for the ladies 116), while the mems
scores were divided, with Jack Wea-
yer having the single game (139} and
Thomas Ham the high set (342).
Team Standings
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
division ID
Team Standing
ST. MARY'S LEAGUE

The Red Sox, who won all four
points last week, remained on top.
The Yankees and the Athletics, who
were in the last spot last week, al
SO won four points, to tie for the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
WOMEN'S MAJOR
BOWLING LEAGUE

The league opened its 1928 sea-
son on Saturday night and when it
was over Buffers Diner, Matthias
Miller and WEI. had won four
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
BY The Associated Press

The Havana cubans, once the
perennial champions of the Florida
international League, celebrated
the opening of their home town
baseball season Friday night by
beating st. Petersburg. So, for
heir sixth consecutive victory.
The win brought Havana within
half a game of league-leading Tam
pa, the team that won the pennant
last season to end a 5-year reign
by the Cubans.
A crowd Of $500 saw Havana
win with a 3-run rally in the sixth
inning. The Cubans needed only
two hits in the decisive frame
singles by Gunersindo Elba and
Dan Doy The rest was acccmp-
iished with three walks off Ray
Woodward and st. Petersburg
error.
The rally overcame a 81 lead
the Saints had built in the top
half Of the sixth with two runs
on a homer by Billy Seal and
successive singles by Roberto Tap
anes, Lon Pope and Herschel
Held.
Tampa lost ground by dropping
a rs decision to Lakeland. Harry
Gels, Lakeland outfielder, hit two
home runs to pace an early Lake
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
|4-Ball Handicap
Golf Tournament
Play This Sunday

Pairings and starting times for
four ball handicap golf tournament,
Sunday April 20, at the Key West
Golf Club.
Eleven am, Bob Campbell, r.
X. Whidden. w. S. Gural. A. ]. Mel
son. Eleven seven; Glenn Price,
Tom Begin, Humbert Mira, James
McCardle. Eleven fourteen; Norton
Harris, Jack Carbonell, Joe Lopez,
Jr., ". vinson. Eleven twenty-one;
Bill Holenpic, Glynn Archer, Roy
Duke, Ward Tyson. Eleven twenty
eight; Bob Spottswood. Hy Altman,
al Smith, +. S. Elbertson, Eleven
Jack Burke. Eleven forty-nine; ].
+. Riff, Joe Foley, George Valdez,
Bud Earls. Eleven fifty-six; Bill
knight, r. II. Robertson. Twelve
three pm; Tony Demeritt, James
Mira, William Plowman and ]. E.
Brown.
This win be the monthly four ball
handicap with trophys and prizes.
ALL PLAYERS, PLEASE, BE
ON TIME AS WE HAVE A LARGE
FIELD!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
Following
Through

Evans Enterprises won their
third game Of the Junior baseball
league last night over the Key
West Insurance Company by Q
score of 20 to 6. Leeburg
Knowles pitched q fine game and
allowed but seven hits, Bethel
allowed the Evans boys IL hits
and he famed ten and walked
IL. Knowles struck out IL.
For the first six frames 1t was
a good baseball game with the
score s to 4 in favor Of Evans,
but in the seventh. Bethel walk
ed six plus three hits and three
pass balls and twelve runs cross
ed the plate.
At bat. +. Curry hit q triple
and q single and Whitaker hit
two singles for the losers. and
for Evans, Santana hit two dou-
bles and a single. Knowles hit
two singles.
In the field. Kerr, Atwell.
Knowles and Frohock for the
winners and Archer. r. Curry
for the losers were the best
Score:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19

building codes. health and pub
lie safety provisions. etc.
Questioned by Delaney as 10
the character and fitness Of his
clients. Aronovitx said: The
people whom ! represent are Of
the highest moral calibre. They
are financially sound and
would be considered an nsset
to any community. None Of the
owners are connected with any
other dog track now in oper-
alton"
The point of who would pay
county taxes assessed on the
property was also brought up
Aronovitz agreed that his clients
would pay these If and when
assessed. He estimated the total
cost of the proposed installation
to be not less than 100000, and
probably running much more.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
Havana Moves Within Half
Game OF Fla. international
League Baseball Lead

land attack that Melted six runs
in the first three innings.
Cecil Dotson, catcher for the
third place Miami Sun Sox, con-
tributed one Of the best plays Of
the season when he tagged out two
runners almost simultaneously at
home plate to help the Sox to an
8-s victory over Fort Lauderdale.
John Streza started the unusual
play when he hit to centerfield
with Ed Trojanowski on second
and Barney Lutz on first. Trojan
owski held up, fearing that Center
fielder George Caloia would make
the catch. When Caloia missed, he
took off for home with Lutz on his
heels.
Shortstop Humberto Fernandez
took Caloia's peg and relayed to
Dotson. The catcher tagged Tro-
janowsN and while falling across
the plate showed the ball into Lutz'
ribs for q double play.
II was the ninth straight beating
for Fort Lauderdale.
The West Palm Beach Indians
moved into the first division with
an 8-3 victory over Miami Beach.
The Indians routed two pitchers
while scoring four runs in the first
inning on . walk, an error and
singles by Gordon Bragg. Butch
Lawing, George Menard, Rudy
Tanner and Ray Posipanka.
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eighth and gave Bonus Kid Billy
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smashed successive homerx in the
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to give Boston a D. edge over
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climbed Into ssScnd place by ehas-
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