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LUMBER SALE
BUILDING MATERIALS

- - S~S4NSS 4v444 = x94N4x4xlAJ
1u. tE ft1a6oMFREnEE 6sAIRnEkE nEIpNERy sqNi
SPECIAL STUDS. 39c ca. sheathine
dry. .12c. 2x2's, s it., 35c. Shelly.
ing: dry. 14c. Cedar paneling. No.
MILLWORK
Special doors. $3.95 ca. Reg. $40
doors. sale price, S9.95. Special new
Goldinsst GS%ldhilnatiea e e. fdtoors' $3.50. sDscia
CHRISTMAS TREE OR
TRAIN PLATFORMS
I. Sawhorse.. KID. SI.25 ca.
Z; workbench. heavy eft. S12.9s
8: 4x7 sound -deadening platform
T. axo piywood trainbase. with 1x2
NEW SURPLUS TOOLS
assorted nails. SC box; wrenches'
Ync ea.: beautiful wise. $3.50: won
mer S. ss4S 4i besatifai saahdS slsdss sssss ham 4e
screen. $11.75.
INSULATION
thick rockwool BATS. s3.25 a0 carton; ton;
pouring wool. $l.69 bag.
WALLBOARDS
4x7 insulating, $1.6S ea.; 4xs sheet
Masonite, AXIS. S2.S5; Ceiling 1; t;is p
l2xi2,, 16xl6 or l6x32, washable
scrubable. lie so. IT.
WATERPROOFING
Thoroseal: lge. 5O-lb. bag. only $40
ROBINSON LUMBER CO.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
open weekdays and Saturdays, $40.
2:3O and every Sunday, 9-3. --I4
MACHINERY FOR SALE 12-incp
Clsusins lathe. Gin. Dalton turrei
maiiiiins aiLa machine. 2 drill presses
MISC; equipment and accessories. Cal
VI. 9057 or JU 1850.
MALL CHAIN SAWS in, electric:
completely rebuilt; S179. ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO., 2473 Sherman
ave: NV, MI. 1900.
MiRE0hS, anR6sl, pair. Empire style. new
condition.; $500. WO. S153. -15
MULTILITH MACHINE, Model 1870
excellent condition. 6 yrs. old; rea.
sonabiy priced. Box 2O2-S, Star,
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I,uMRER

Lumber suitable for sheathing, floor
ing or subf1ooring. special this weel
S25 per M. at yard
ACE WRECKING CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU, 4-O5O(
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MIScELLANEous For SALE

WATCHES-Save up to 35eS on new
Benrus, Bulova. Elgin, Gruen, Lon
ginss. Mido. etc. BURWELL. WO
GENUINE ANTIQUE French chairs;
other reproductions and beds, Re
Gently bought. Leaving country. Call
EN-: 1921 from 6 to z pm. -13
MISC.--Log basket. Gladstone bag
and fur piece. Also other items. In.
auire phone after 5:30, EN-. O797. :
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BEEF, excel. 80c per b.; direct from
farm to deepfreeze to your home
BICYCLE. full5sized boys; SIS ol
BICYCLES-Used and quality re-
builts; all sizes; $50 to $3.50. New
bicycle, 90-day guarantee. CHEVY
CHASE BICYCLE SERVICE. 3S0s
Northampton st. NV, WO. 4137.
BICYCLES-BSA. Sunbeam. Raynal
English racers. $3.50 up; Columbia.
Rollfast, all sizes; tricycles, toys;
what We sell" BLALOCK CYCLE
CO.: S1l7 Ga. ave-. SH. $3.50. Silver
BOiLER-New Us-6-1I Capitol gas
fired hot water heating boiler for
400 SO. +. radiation; will install
Call HO. 1852 Monday throuEh Fri
BOOKS. clearance: many books a,
&c each; large lot Of odd volumes.
10c 15c, 25c; other reductions.
Tonight only, $40 pm. ESTATE
BOOK SALES. 1907 H st. NV.
3rd. floor.
BRAKE TESTER, Weaver: duplicate
D. C. insp. machine. $500. 903 n
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

PARTS G9fsH Sr1n ASE sg5S SE SEE tenant lss fT IL
bsmt. after pm.
625 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Two large
nicely furn. bedrms.; dble. and sgie.
In .quiet, refined pvt. home; empl
ladies. Ii. 3-376S, after 4 pm. IA
lady in pvt. home; PRIVILEGES. Phone
RA. 42O6, 9 a.m.-6 pm. ID
COLORED-214 18th ST. N.E.-Sgle
and dble. rms, kit. privileges. Sc,
MRS WINFIELD, Ii. 3-5S77 II
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

2 LARGE FRONT RoOMs-Rent rea-
sci n. CARoLiNA AVE. s.E.--Double
room. accommodates 2; S27 each
per mo; II. -3-9676. is
CAPITOL HILL. opp. House Office.
blk. Lib. Congress; well furn. end
II. Ii. 3-2913, after q. 10
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used; gas. oil, coal, wood. elec.
ACME STOVE. 1011 9TH. Ma. S952.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Spacious, newly dec, 2-bedrm. ant !:
front and rear entrs.; shpg. Q blks.
express bus at door. $3.50 plus
utlls. Adults preferred. ALDRE. INC,
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. So and up; get our
fTse sstRsses RRs srRTacE s1d saye kSEsy
TOP SOIL-Very good rich top soil
for lawns, and green houses; very
FILL-IN DIRT-150 big loads at 81
ca. Well load it and you haul it.
Conn. and Nebraska aves. MI. 400.
WORK--Terraces, fire.
places. retaining wall, pipe drainage;
all kinds of cement work, stone
work. F. MARCUCCIO, Rockville.
yIR,S Msi; SosEy1Ilt TOp s3Ii SIss Rest os1 iny
quaint. Immed. serv. and del. Con-
crete work. LU. 1868, any time.
cow MANURE, wen rotted. $40 per
l5 bu.,. $3.50 per 10 bu., 81 per 5
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Azaleas for sale. FOUSE g. Bid
JE. 3-0S7S or FA. 2S43.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY
Trimming, feeding, topping, cabling
removals; MARYLAND, d. C. and
Virginia. 81. 1918 or RA. 1879
%.
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PICKING MACHINE and cleo. scald-
er for turkeys and chickens; S100
or best offer. Oper., Cedar 3-5371.
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Ms, VS. HAVE I APIS; AND HOUSES
LET'S ETsN w2sH 2s oNETRNi Va! wHiFR ATP SgFy SHR7
WEEKDAYS. o.: SAT-. SUN. 9-5.
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY co
524 BOND BLDG, Ma. OOO7.
14th ST AND N z AVE. NV.
sl5 KING 81 ALEX. MON. SAT.
z1o k0PLEY BLDG. Il. 8-13l3.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
1924 VERMONT AVE. NV,
Apt. for 2-3. $16-S19 wk. CO. 5OO4
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AVAIL. IMMED.

AVAIL. IMMED.
Vicinity 14th and K s.e.-I bedrm.,
kit, dinette, liv. rm. and bath,
$7l.3O per mo. Utils. incl. Call RE.
$3.50. Ext. 30 for information. CO.
LONIAL INVESTMENT CO. -17
PARK VISTA APIS, INC.
type 2-bedrm. apts., 500 per mo.
incl. utils. Call 10. BOOTS. 10 to
I and z 20 q. Ia
1410 EUCLID ST. NV.
Two rms. kit. and bath; new kit. and
bathrm., EQUIP; conv. TO transp.: SS5
TIA ROAO IA
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Wrecking many fine homes and apart
ment buildings: Dressed lumber,
complete bathroom outfits, doors.
complete with jambs; mod. radiators.
small boilers. fire doors, oak floor
Ing, 20-gal. auto. water heaters,
angle iron. All sizes of pipe cut and
threaded. We also have complete
line Of new building materials. One
stop at ACE saves time and money.
ACE WRECKING AND BLDG.
MATERIAL CO.
40O2 MINN. AVE. NE, LU. 4-050O.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

%:YARD Northwest back hoe, l VI
old, with or without operator. JE
2-25O6. -13
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CHALET CLUB
Single, double and suite for 4. with
pvt: bath, TV and Bendix. 141O
18th st. NV. DU. 1894. 17s
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ANTIQUES

Furniture. pric- a-brac, china. glass;
ware Oriental art objects, jewelry
rugs silyerware. paintings. por-
Cell MURRAY. IA. 3333.
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SI,AUCHTER'S

1925 18th. st. NV. Dupont 1896;
1927 10th st. NV. Hobart 6767,
Good meals: excellent transporta-
tion. TV; tel. In rooms; daily maid.
Home-like atmoSphere 25e
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China furniture. silverware. iewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. cH. 1888:
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ANTIQUE CHINA
FURNITURE
Full contents or odd pieces. Refrps
stoves. wash. machs., TVS. 8, ii
FURN. CO., 21O 7th st. Sc. AT,
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ANTIQUES WANTED
SllyerwaTe,, any cond... iewelry, bric-
HOUSE OF GIFTS. l43R Wis ave
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CHRISTMAS TREE OR
TRAIN PLATFORMS

I. 5aWnOfSe, k.d. SI.Hb ea
workbench. heavy eft. S12.95
3. 4x7 sound-deadening platform
with 1x2 base. KID, S2.35.
4; 4x6 plywood trainbase. with 1x2
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9l6 18th st. NV. Downtown
Large double rooms with bath, S2S
per week: with running water. $22
"ef week. Singles, Sl4 up. Ma 1894
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! FUR GARMENTS

Repair or remodel to capes. stoles OF
jackets. Fine workmanship at low
prices. AID. 3241. -I9
FUR JACKET. Fromms silver fox:
bought at Sperling's; size 14-16:
perfect condition. Sl00 or best
offer RA 334Q after x ID
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Special doors. S3.95 ea. Reg. $40
doors. sale price, $9.95. Special new
Sash, top or, bottom. half price.
SoMninatlon aoors. $3.50. Special
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
WESLEY HALL

231O ASHMEAD PL NV
ouble and single rms, some with
'rivate bath. American plan. excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 1865
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: %. 90 fg CONTROL

atw besy . FFor Paee Onsl
ea m Wen seaiad tier
ihesftaai alas an debate
~ p,aee.
llh Sc senators were discus.
Key West water problems
re Aayor aud cgbo. Trey
r loud teh rir1
ra,s fat9" asked C3bo.
tsts iat .e.l % set us i
20 vote. replied TIE Scna
tors VITO promptly excused taea.
1trs.
The Senators and Represent 4.
cs pga IN lonF. weary hours.
oao lesgncd Their work on the
% 81 Senate 0r House Is pro
teaci and followed by hours IN
gMniiice meetings. party meet
ags. ree'iafs with constituents
4 iulg II the numerous pieces
So leglslatson that come before
lcm.
re DID not find many similari
les between the national Congress
and tie City Commission.
~ has. iagton these men are
arsnd wi'h oil ttese bis m.
% ~ issset Bui. did have to
ge-h CGo smhed. wien 1
tarA D .eastty talk In the senate
lg.i lse sfopiion u IS dog and
& TAGS IN the District u Colum.
~.
we disc used this same mo-
afous issue in the City Com
1isslcn sometime ago | didn't
rsflssp oar national Congress
BAD 81 concern itself with such
naileFs."
The District Of Columbia IA
ruled By the house and Senate.
having no local self government
81 al local matters must come
before tie o. senators and as
reF 70 seniatives
Commissioner cobo sand going
into tive pcniagon building was
Nke entering . city.
Everything iS there--inclad.
ing scores ~ Captains and II
Colonies All II them seem Ia be
~ fae pentagon"
Coho sid he was much Inn
pressed hv tn traffic control
ss*teus am llks been worked out
~ laWsefs in the nations cap
stspd isoaa& no hogtienecks IN
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garet and the queens husband.
followed by a few others Of ne
royal encourage.
ca the porch of the church, its
rector, the Rev. Hector Anderson.
received the eoftege.
The coffin was borne in. and
there vas Q short. private service.
The mouTners walked back 10 the
house.
Elizabeth has been under great
sirain--ihe shock Of the news which
reached her In Africa. the 1000
mile Journey home. the necessity
20 put duty ahead Of sorrow before
she could come 90 her family.
She was said 10 be bearing il
with great courage" but today
and sunday she was expected 10
rest.
Her widowed mother. too. was
said 10 b. bearing zap with the
eofnposure required of royalty.
Police and government officials
were completing final arrange.
nents for Mondays journey with
the Kings body from the church
20 London.
The eofiege h expected 10 leas
the church about n a. m. On a gug
carriage drawn by the horses an
men II the Royal Horse Artillery
straight backed soldiers from &c
kinGs company az Grenade
Guards viii escort n 30 the 4.ear
funeral train.
soon after noon the train is q
draw away. passing slowly 80 those
who wish may pay homage along
the way.
IN London. many craftsmen Ia.
bored 10 complete the catafaIque
on which the Kings boiy viii lse
IN State next week.
There, Monday. In the han which
has Graded Agish history FOE
nearly nine eenfories. Elirabeth.
her mother and others ~ ire royal
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S.E win Inspecf
Cost OF Operating
Orerse0s High,cay

TALLAHASSEE L. state Road
Depsrtmeni experts are going q
make snsihcr cheek n the time {
takes an automobile 20 set rom
Jacksonville 10 Misni on L. 3.
highway No. I.
They tried u las November and
found u took about . y hours IN
a car obeying al the speed and
'raffIe regulations They want 20
see u there's any difference IN
time during the height nj me tour.
ixi season when he East Coast
highway In full az ont of state
traffic. The check wdl be made
Feb. 10.
The Tests are part n a Road
Department survey aimed n De.
termlning the need for D hiah
speed tail highway linking Miami
and Jacksonville and bypas&ar
smaller cities along ire way.
The department slss ann0aaea
plans 10 inspecf the Overseas Hleh.
way between key West and vi
ami with an eye 20 finding osai hoe
much II will cnst % maintain "A 4
a becomes tnIl.fres and comes un.
der jurisdiction NJ the road agency
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09

&C. afsagcr "a Pee ItfetI
or TIE Smithsonian insilale
Washington. end Brave NeN
World Coo tic oflier az S'asn iga.
n 1917 70 Map. Lsbssla - 81
pnval slrss -
ernaiionsl Irafe -
;rana csalfal 2slasse:.& urs
city.
nuflnQ &c lass 90 niis
u the Nktinnai Faiit ~ la
Ie Clubs. Nme l.abaal he
lecturer when she q 81 Fo
rida year and q talf aes o. i18
tries for Readers Il &C
earned that Miami ws ra 4 IS
'rrestcd IN a project 81 3 sse Zoe
proposed tlrough iae Na.ensi Be-
sration. THIS Vas a. Iaffr- krsrr
Fan Music Goritrf aa8 tsS
been tentatively scheduled - late
pace IN Caracas Bm ..lami nf'er
"a such attractive ins Nsal ire
initial Conference was shHc1
north. and Nine Lahasfiic alH
ganize q second oue IA fle Florida
city this April
Nine Lahasiille b preldeni 81
The Inter.American h.n Cauacll
parent organization 81 ihe Can.eF.
enee. Annong her many otter Sc
filiasions j. Membership IL ghe So
eiety N Women Geore anhegs. ne
womens branch x the mehly r..
slrieied LxpsogfsA Club b srF
York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
Culfsircam Besis
Strand In Thriller

Gulfntrcam Beats tag
Latest In the rash ~ extra in
MINIS ball games In the lsland
City Baseball League was last
nights 10 inning 81 victory for
the Gulistream over the Strand
Thealer nine. Joe Lewis. on FUR
Tough from the Navy started on
the mound FOR the GulfssreaIn
and Rave up two runs and went
mlt in the first inning IN favor
~ Karrman who turned IN a
sttffmf pe4.fbfmance for the neNt
nine frahses. wying up no runs
on ounosTv hts
.axhn fskliisifeafn scored one
run In the sixth inning when
Mnre yfuxiaed honie or Gurai's
single Their TYING run came IN
the seventh sianya when the
strand catchef dropped q third
strike and Mares double sent
Knowles arross the plate.
In o. big tenth. the Gulf.
stream pushed across Sis runs ~
sew up the contesi. Mace. In
graham and Gural al had ban
ner evenings a. the plate for the
winners
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Aid For Athletes
Injured Legs

BRowNwOoD. Tex. Ren6rv
f.askev. haakrlbsll coach Of
pEnisl BAKER CcIlrre. invent
oad~ess.
IL lafea on witch n re- re-.
eeived pateni penaina O srs. i
~ Inv and thigh case
Il = Gesntd Zoe mne ~ fiain.
- ccact ani on ~ - .wa
inc knre 'ni,rre stfninsd nn
e.es ani lies nents an the wel
known charley horses.
n 4 mnds ~ an AIR itahls
slasiicized wrarplne snd . pro.
tertive plastic covering.
TIE vra~n'ng j. - eunsirnei.
I'd fAnt = $50 -..sgly around nnv
portion u the les.
- that the medlchfinn AZ
plicf unaer TIE Wrapping can't
leak, drio a. wash cot fran ~
DE- the rrartlnp emu onto cloth
inr. 3 lnnss pias,ic covering will
fnnn .fliilnN tlestic hands Al
either end pfct~eti clothing iron,
any possible soil
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Basketball Game
Scheduled For
Monday Night

fferc wfl - a benefit basket.
- gqne Naaday nigh al the Higl
01 rvm te'rten ire Naval sla
2 Fire.I siiefs and the supply ?
ea' Department The game will
mccv ay u : q. aud all pro.
ees ui ro - 80 Se~rlrii~ De.
parimcnt's entry fort he Navy
asriiv Cornwall 0ueen.
TIE Firelighiers. Who have been
re iicine foT ttis game Cor two
eeks vii have ~ their lincups
u-h former high school stars as
Dewitt Roberts. George Barber.
Jack ki.lareal. Richard Barber.
Ralph Arnold, J. Kelly. G. Ander.
son T.. Curry A. Atwell. and A.
'oar.Gues Aihough the starting
iur &c Supply & Fiscal DE.
rfu n got available Il IL
le,iCa that Joe D0menech.
tar'r8 Psnehard. aud John shep-
l src among some who will see
action
81 'lese teams have been
se e3 10 . couD'o Of sxhihi-
fa Top cVilian
Seem - the Navil sta
critic baft'e Is e;.Dec,ed
eefsp leans, and .
III AZ e tea d attend
resneCtiVC teams.
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sAIIOR ACCIIsEp OF

Continued From Page One
read 90 him n ire facts warrsni
n the Grand Jury vii consider ire
case. The FIRST deeree charge. 4 a
SAITH. cosild be reduced. possibly 70
second rieKrce mursvr ar man
slnughief a. any time before ne
case "a hrought 20 trial
Hopkins. whe Mas : winter sisi.
tor 10 key sNest was louIld last
saturday morning lying Al the fopi
az Ssmoalon street. fatally beatsf.
Hln VAS taken into custody sun
day and charged With the murder
after questioning Ne - belns held
In Monrue County Jail withpa'
nond
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
Gilmore Cages
Top Naval Station

The Howard " Gilmore bsskei.
ball team came through aaan last
night To make Il eight sirasthi wins
- the second haH b e3gssg ou
~ Naval s,atiaa ~ IL
lhis was yers t<<I kmlgli
.ss,s which had lo0as 49, .I.nfre
pxhind AZ the beRinnlaH ~ wa
same and besiiad a.fh snss naiaales
q play.
The Gilmore led ~ half time e. IT
and scrappy FIGHTING naval station
showed that they Wore iha most
improved team IN IRE los use and
fought hack 10 ga INTO ihs lead RI
the fourth period
Leading the scoring Coz Inc Gil.
more was 'pcppe Gonzales uiih
p. and Robertson with II Hama.
ton Of tie Naval station was he
thorn inside 81 thc Gimme ufth
has hard fighting and tucnty.fg
points.
The Gilmore viii play aaain on
Monday night al the Naval Sta.
ton a 8l5 aa8.nsi Subnaa POUR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-09
To Meet Miami
4 cam h HIS GYM
Tonight, Seeking
ON straight Win

abe hey ~es, n,sl,
oeh""' easc squad eu-
nasN INTO action rou.nISs "
The high se..oo, a,
against 'ne ~. mar, sis.
s''a'ni courimen in whas
promises TO be one of me
nigh points of the local
hardwood campaign.
The Miami aggregation.
who has always given ,he
tonehs a battle. will be
banking on their famed
forward Dill Roinr. Who
'as starred in both bask =.
,all and football Tor m,
upstate school. The high
scoring Roine j. said 10 be-
one of the outstanding cag.
ere ever to walk onto q
Florida basketball eouri.
Coach Jones has bren
speesiine mp Tn pace OF
y tit IA AZ effort io
ont slle Conch fact
Sinhsprnint az the
Consf shsso'inr eyes has
also been coming In for a
large anoaai of attention.
IL ihe locals ever start 10
hii ia the scoring depart
nieni against the sort of
competition that ma. been
showing here 10 date. IL
viii be murder.
Bob Cooper and Jim
Baker viii be- on tap a.
spark the Coach scoring
attack with Mem Bazo ana
Afmanslo Ilenrigusx 30 SET
mp the pla,s. n Ia. heen
the work Of the latter
two KS the piEymaklna de-
parsmen' that has played a
large part in ihe current
key West win sirrak.
Judging by ihc past per
fornianre- of the i~oelubr.
Kes West sl,arld hold IN
edge In ioniphs's eonies' !
bull tIie sometimes erraiis
scoring performance by
the locals nigh, give lhe
game a differsr' conn
pIexicn.
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LAST HOMAGE PAID

1890
and stood the same grim wateh
over the body II the late king |.
father. George v. when he died
here And some had played wisf
the late King when he romped over
the estate a. a hoy.
Inside the church. a carpet had
been laid TO hush the shuttle Of
fsst past the Kings CO W. A
strong. warm sun sent shafts Of
multi.colored lights through the
stained glass windows. Four can.
dies flickered AZ each eofner ii
the bier. On the coffin VAS a silver
plate engraved Albert Frederick
Arthur George Windsor. born is9s
died 1854.
There was a warm fragrance Of
flowers-roses. apple blossom. by.
acinths. carnations aud lily -of.the.
valley-from tire wreaths which
lay on the closed coffin.
Tie wreaihs had come from he
Kings own family--his widow.
Queen Mother Elizabeth. and rs
faughiers. Queen Elizabeth and
Prneess Margaret No other
wreaths were brought. for this vas
a private mourning.
Tie m0narchs coffin had been
closed late Friday afternoon alter
Queen Elizabeth reached sandring.
ham from London. The ncw Queen
spent several quiet minutes in the
diElly-hi bedroom where the BODY
q her father LAS before Il was
brought % the church. Then she
watched rs Tire coffin was carried
down the path
As Il was az the funeral III King
e"oree v. the cssket will remain
closed when the hnay lies In state
IN London and when II is taken
20 Windsor Castle for the funeral
The 25.year.old Queen came to
Sandringham al dusk Friday after.
noon. After pledEing faithful sov.
ercigniy and being proclaimed
through the land she had been
driven 100 miles from London In
~ Freen Rolls Royce Limousine.
Part If the time her handsome
young husband. the Duke Of Edin.
burgh. was AZ the wheel. with the
Queen beside him in a foosman's
seat.
Corr .osed bu, misty Eliza.
beth greeted her mother. her sister
and her two children with EN-.
braces and kisses. Then she walked
to the bedroom where lay her sath. /
er.
soon after. while a sharp wind /
whispered diSmally from the east
and the mo0n cast silver over the !
dark pines and yew trees. the body
Of the dead sovereign was wheeled I
slowly 20 the little church. 80 /
yards away.
Strcens ~ sackcloth shielded I
The sorr0uful procession from the
view 81 silent. watchfnl subjects /
along the roadway.
Along the Kings walk so.
called because n was one ~ his /
favored paths for strolling. went
The little band oi mourncrs.
The Kings piper preceded the
coffin. From his bagpipe came the
saddeSi IL Highland lanenfs
Flowers Of the Forrest"
Behind the coffin walked Eliza.
beth and her mother. heavily veil.
cd, arm.lnarm Then came Mar. 1
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fcontinued Fron1 Page Onal
II yuu are the sewnrf a huus
ine accommodation which tAii
into any ~ the above categories
you are URGED - register their ~
once The proper forms are 20.
tainable a. tire Area Rect Office
2i6 Federal building. and tiae
office staff viii BE- glae 90 lend
their assistance w~x~
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attt dNNNtu AANNMs
Hector Barroso OF Key West
was Of inesiimahie assistance. 90
the Mayor and Cobo In their
washington trip lie arranged
trips Tor them as well as ap-
pointmenis Colo was particu.
larry Interested in the Smith
sonian Institute. the Washington
Monument. and General Robert
l.. Lees home al Arlington. Va.
Tie was also impressed by Ford's
Theater in which Lincoln was
assassinated
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Peoples Forum
KEY WEST UNUSUAL
AND DELIGHTFUL

! 'oe The Citizen
You certainly have a mos, un.
usual ami delightful town Il az.
isrls tn northern visitor areas
rsleSstioa ani unaboun1lng sun.
Pr ua from The north who work
vciy hard throughout the year.
the fine rest here cannot be
eoualizcd - your food here "a
GOOD the hotels and matels I
have zen ere clean and a pleas.
Ire 90 stav in There is. however.
enc serious blot ON the overall
charm and ihai Is thu one az
two "hawkers' such rs are en-
plose3 here They Try 10 hail
"eu. 4" car 90 gipo a their motel
Tbs Is rlise q disgrace "a such
q charm lng pot as Key West.
Yours truly.
HERBERT r. WARD.
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family will iain members ol 10th
houses ~ Parliament IN q mem.
orial service.
Five NJ Europe's Kings and one
Queen win attend fridays iuaeral
service, bat none win be prcscni
~ fAe sfpfHnrial
The lord chamberlain. tire Earl
of Clarendon. announced plans ior
the memorial service.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thara
day more than one milllan ciflssrs
are expected 10 file past fhs bier
IN ihe great stare flaRgea i,al
their foctsieps mnfiled by . shiek
fawn carpet spread over all he
q GO square-foot floor.
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