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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc

GIRL, colored, desires Job as maid,
full or part time. JO.. S-97S7.
LADY, colored. desires Job as general
housewarker. cleaning. live in or
out. DE. 94S6.
WOMAN, white, experienced, will care
for child or elderly person. WA.
WOMAN, colored, general houseWork,
five days. good references. DU. 7765.
SETTLED. colored, Southern woman
wants plain cooking, cleaning; no
Sun. Sun q nights; S, last place years;
EXPERIENCED COLORED LADY de-
sires job as housekeeper or maid for
adults; 3 days week, In apartment;
local ref. II. 4-2011. 21s
COLORED GIRL desires work s or
hA days. will stay 2 nights. MI.
coEORED GIRL desires Job as
mothers helper doing houseWork or
chambermaid. LU. 2-4543.
C0LORED WOMAN. with child, would
like work rs housekeeper for working
parents; prefer live In. HO. 6O29.
6V-
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ROBINSON'Ss
1889 Kenilworth Ave. NE.

21s
MAILING MACHINE. Pitney -Boves.
model RG, ma. 4340. ---26
MATLREsS--For twin beds; prac-
tically new; Eclipse Super. Rest;
cost $49.95; sell S25. II. 4-38so.
MnIEoGRAPH. see .puPLfccA-
TORS" AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
MfxER-oeneral Electric; like new,
$25. IA. b-71s0. Q to only.
OFFICE FURNITURE--win sell finest
quality leather couch. love-seat and
diversified club chair; also 1BM elee-
trio typewriter. lamp. adding ma
chine, 3 gray steel file cabinets.
blond desk, radio and miscsllanes
Gus. Cail ST. 4eo6 or 81. 90e2;
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PAPKRINd AND PAINTING
A.1 work. Estimates free. Call MIR.
BECKETT. MI. 1880. DU. 4063.
MASTERING, patchwork . speciality,
p s.. white { 1s'hsP1i g. nI4iNdsT6N ssHd N''r'1S5
PIAsTERING, new and remodeiins;
LIST class mechanic. All work taken
care Of immediately. NO. 41O9. "a
PLASTERING-New ceilings, parti-
tions and patching. All work guar.
DARCY EAST. WI. 560S. --25
PLASTERING, patch work and cell
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TELLER
ALSO CI,ERK-TYPTST

For savings and loan association.
air-conditioned building Short
tnsiY6 trainins train .,.,oU We VII n1saas train
Of typing essential. age 21 to %.
Phone or come In person. See Mr..
Mazzolin1. NORTHWESTERN FED
ERAL SAVINGS d LOAN ASSOCI-
ALTON. l416 Eye st. NV" Re
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HELp WoMEN

STENO OGRARHEn, white, experienced
b-day, 36.hour, week; state age
experiences and salary expected. Boz
1868. Star. as
STENOGRAPHER, law and account
ing ONCE; accurate typist with hg-
sSsG Der aas no sfsf sE sssS. sRssr Rs also
|ETENOGRAPHER, under IS; expe.
rienced: preferably with college
training. assistant to Chief Engr
Natl. Trade Assoc. Perm; 6-day. 40
hr. Wk.. pleasant ofi1ces. Start, $3.50
monthly. Call DE. 1886. ga
STENOGRAPHERYoung. exper. 70
work in patent dept. Of nationals
known corp. in new. modern once
bldg; 5-day week. regular hours.
Eek. $500, Ext. 314.
STENOGRAPHER-Typing, telephone
answering. some dictation. general
interesting Job In q social agency
employing The Handicapped. Op-
portunfty for satisfying, useful work.
5-da. wk. Employee dement's. ME.
604O for appt. --21
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LUMBER-BUILDING
MATERIALS
SPRING FIX-UP SALE
FREE DELIVERY
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
pHONE Ay 1Cnn

Special studs. 8 It. -----each lSe
fsss'slliR: sssslins. 1xaS kaSt1 I'M PINE, &: ID
Grass Seed, 5-ib. bas each 81 .SS
Garden Lime, 60-lb. bag each Sbe
Thoroseal. Waterproofins,
Doors, SSa special s-paneI each 1875 1915
aErstxS. asElywtSod, Az 4xx7s---------each H.7SS
Flooring, 1x4. dry. bd. ft. l2c
Fence pickets, 3 II. ------each 17c
Posts. 4x4-9 y. -------- each g5e
Rails, 2x4-S II. each $50
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BRICK
BRICK

BRICK BRICK
Thousands Of bricks are available
for immediate delivery. Consult ACE
for all your masonry needs. ACE
WRECKING CO., LU. 4-0500. --21
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SALES CLERK

04444J0 N4G14txA
For busy gift and souvenir section.
Selling experience required. Hours
Am; to 8 pm. 6-day week. OF
Saturday.
Government Services, Inc.
1135 21st st. NV. 30
tALES CLERK-selling and stock
keeping in general merchandise
store. Some cashier work. 51a-da.
wk. Good working conditions.
handicapped preferred. ME. 594O
OALEsGIRL, also part time sales
girl; infants and .children's shop.
Apply 10 am. It'll 2 pm, ARDEN,
6ALEsEADY, capable. thoroughly ex-
perienced In selling flne china dim
nerware, glass and home decorative
assessories. Steady position with ex-
cellent salary for. qualified person
familiar with gift shop routine.
SALESLADY. experienced for coats
and suits and ladies ready wear,
8 days VIZ. Good salary. Apply Mr..
Merrick. TALL. APPAREL. 73S 18th
8t. NV. 30
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STENO NOGRAPHER

National publication requires Nexper
vacation, insurance and hospitaliza.
tion; good starting salary; unusua
opportunities for advancement. co
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J AND BLU0. y
COMPANY
BUILDING MATERIAL

Free Delivery
Open Saturdays
002 Minnesota Ave. NE. LU. 4-06O0
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Our yard Is now well stocked with
many values In. the used materia
line. Among these are complet,
windows, $8 and UP; doors for q
low as S.. and bath tubs. sig 30
SeFT SsFe H soco 81 Dqees Is
available. For your convenience
ACE is now carrying o completl
line Of NEW material. One stop a'
our yard nils al your building needs
ACE
AND BLDG. MATERIAL
COMPANY
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SALESWOMEN

more, we have q position for you in
our outside selling organization. Ex-
cellent commissions; leads furnished.
JOE TASH. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO., 719 9TH st. NV.
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APPLY

.sAFEwAY STORES, Inc.
1s4s 4th ST. NE.
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Real Estate SaleSWomen
We. need two full time experienced
for ambitious women. KiRKS
REALTY CO.. Realtors, Ho. 677S.
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FlagStone and Stone
Cement walks, steps, porches, the
drainage; ANGELO MARCUCcyo
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RESIDENT MANAGER
For 8 elevator apt. bldgs. with q
total OF 123 apts.l located mr.. Wal
ter Reed Hospital;, must have at
yator- switchboard bldgs.; only those
with the above apt. house exper
need apply. Salary $125 mo. and
beautiful apt. State full qualifica-
t1onS. Box 6-S, Star. -21
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J. a. HEGHTOWR8, general eontrae-
WesthsF stTippins. cspiking. yoof.
gutter and down Spout, Cash Qr
terms. 1877 Holhrcok S. ne. At.
S07e and 70. 2-b302. n -24
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SECRETARY

knowledge Of bookkeeping; one who
likes meeting the PUBLIC; attractive
ment. JOHN G. KAHN. RE. $3.50
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DESIRE WOMAN who wishes good
home, to help with children and
E.h.w., rm. with pvt. bath and
entrance; small salary. JE. 3-1S35.
EXPER. COUPLE; woman, g.h.w.;
man for estate gardening and gen.
pvt % spt.; SOns refs. 0isa TeSSired. Toy ov oos7
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TELEVIsION SERVICE
EXCLUSIVELY PHLCO
FACTORY aupefvised---0uaranteed.
CALL AP. 6007. 81
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4
ALWAYS 7IaEEl gu IIf7z y

TO CELEBRATE OUR ANNIVERSARY
the Nation worked months
quality specially selling
Evening star., 1952-09-12
Deaths Reported
Erom the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics. :,

Martha Brinkley, So. 11o M st. Sc.
Edward Boteler. SO, 3014 Vista st. ne
% Harry Fox. 4s6s 49, iS aiyer STS'Gn Td. nw st. ne
Roy Hale, SO, 511 Seward 50. Sc.
Leroy White, SO, 1852 Brentwood rd n e
Marian Schelp. ~, 1851 Newark st. NV
Betty Duncan, Is. Canal Zone.
Annie Mcleod, rs, 1877 Kenyon st. NV
Patrick Middleton. II. 1881 Wiley st. ne
Ella Dorsey. 81. 1912 Benning I'd. ne
John Day, 65. 1918 N st: ne.
Archie Phillips, 51, 1911 T St NV.
Hattie Moore rs, 1884 10Th st. NE.
Harlan WoodfoIk. 10 134S K st. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-09-12
Wayne Wins Step in Fighi
To Keep Liquor License

Maynard I. Wayne. who oper-
ates the Wayne Room at 1411
H street NV, won a preliminary
round in District Court yesterday
in his fight to keep the Alcoholic
Beverage Board from Suspending
his liquor license.
The ABC Board had ordered a
Today suspension of the permit,
beginning next Tuesday, on the
ground that Mr.. Wayne allowed
an indecent show in his place.
District Court Judge James r.
Kirkland. however, signed a
temporary restraining order, pre-
venting the boards order from be-
ing put into effect at least until
after September 18. Judge Kirk
land also set that date for a hear
ing on a suit filed earlier in the
day, seeking to enjoin the ABC
Board permanently from suspend
ing the liquor license.
The suit. fled through Attorney
Charles E. Ford, said performers
involved in the show were cleared
when taken into Municipal Court
Evening star., 1952-09-12
Seven Area Men Return From Korea on Rotation

Seven Washington and nearby
Virginia men are among the 2,679
Korean combat veterans arriving
today in San Francisco aboard
the transport Gen. Collins, the
Army reported today.
All are due for rotation leaves
and reassignment. They are listed
as:
From Washington, Corpl. Sidney
7. Atkin, 4402 Seventh street
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NV: Corpl. Luff B. Berry, 5415
Eads street NE; Corpl. Johnny L.
Jones, 1911 Randolph street NV.
and Corpl. Harold H. Sims. 1922
Howard road Sc.
From Virginia, Pfc. Clarence j
Day, 402 South Royal street. Alex
andria; M/Sergt. Bernard j. Han
sen, 523 BERTRAND street, Alexan-
dria. and M/Sergt. Abelardo
Periexa. 2407 South Scott street,
Arlington.
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and relax IN the slow paced life Of
one Of the few remote, and quiet
islands left In the West Indies.
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stacks Of '--iftwood piled on her
decks. You would almost think she
was an old woodburning steam
boat. However, the pieces of wood
are used for checks. The turtles
being loaded aboard on their backs
to prevent them from escaping in
to the sea.
Several years ago when Thomp-
sons crawls were destroyed by a
hurricane, all of the captive turtles
escaped. They evidently have some
sort of .homing" instinct for they
headed straight back to the waters
off of Honduras and Nicaragua.
It was possible to prove this since
native. when he catches turtle,
always scratches his initials on the
soft underbelly. In tins way. the
boat knows who to credit for each
turtle. For several years after the
Key West storm, turtles continued
to show up with old initials scrat-
ched on the bellies.
Contrary to popular notions, the
beautiful shell combs, etc, do not
come from green turtles. Hawk-bill
turtles, a meaner. more vicious
variety that is not too eatable,
provides the best shell for COM
mercial use.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25

Man breathes about 425 cubic
feet of air in "a hours.
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Lester Files
Motion To
Dismiss Suit
Bases Pleas On Grounds
That City Was Misjoined
In Suit; Shaw Is Suing
City For $4,000

City Attorney M. Ignatius Les
ter today filed a motion to dis
miss the suit of $4,000 that Mrs.
Margaret Shaw brought jointly
against the City and the Florida
Greyhound Lines.
He based his plea on the
grounds that the City was Mis-
joined" in the suit, since 4there
was neither concerted action nor
concurrence of alleged negIi-
gence on the part Of the City and
the Greyhound corporation.
He further asks that the action
be dismissed because the COM
plant fails to state a claim
against the City upon which re-
lief can be granted.
The City. Testers plea states,
requires the Plaintiff, Mrs. Shaw,
TO amend her complaint in order
that the City may be advised as
10 what time of the day the al
legged accident occurred.
Further, Mrs. Shaw must iden-
tify more specifically on which
portion of the sidewalk il is al
legged that dangerous hole was
allowed to remain open and I'M
guarded and to identity more
specifically the size of said hole.
Finally she must amend her
complaint to allege specific ulti-
mate facts which show negligence
on sne part of the City, causing
the alleged injury soathat a def
mite issue may be presented for
trial.
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both sail and diesel. She uses a
crew Of shine men. all old-timers
from the islands and all experts in
handling her live cargo.
Henry Borden. crew member
who has been with ths ship for bet
ter than ten years, estimated the
largest Of yesterdays turtles to
weigh in the neighborhood Of three
hundred pounds.
Citizen Photographer Ellis Finch
was so struck by the sharp eyes,
the weather-beaten complexion,
and the self-confident. nonchalant
attitude Of Borden that he almost
forgot to take pictures of the tur-
ties. (See Finch's excellent photo
of Borden
CAUGHT BY NET
The giant turtles are caught off
the coast of Honduras and Nicara-
qua by net. Ferocious to look at,
they are completely harmless, be-
ing vegetarian by nature. A swim
mer could jump in the crawl with
them and if he avoided their bruis-
ing contact due to close confine-
ment, he would not be harmed.
Scores of tourists find the turtle
crawls to be one of the most in
teresting points in their visit to Key
West. There is no admission charge
and visitors are welcomed at any
time of the day.
MUCH IN DEMAND LOCALLY
With beef prices being as high as
they are. there is an almost upli-
mited demand for the butchered
turtles locally. It is cut up and sold
as steak. stew meat, and ground
meat. BY far the largest quantity
goes toward canning the we'll
known s.Sea-Ket Turtle Soup" This
is shipped North to the best res
taurants and hotels as well as be-
ing sold on the open market.
TURTLE PEcuLAiARITiES
If you happen to be down at the
docks anytime when the "A. nj.
ADAMS" is in port. notice the
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for the case of Bennett Hill, accus-
ed of second degree murder. and
OF er caS
Criminal Court Judge Thomas
Caro- fined five men on reckless
driving or no drivers license
charges.
Mike Marin was fined SO for
having no drivers license; Harvey
Jones was fined $40 for travelling
at about IS miles per hour in Rock
Harbor, restricted zore David
Yaeck was fined $40 for following
too closely upon another car. Wilt
am Edward 2 ,wer was sentenced
to serve five days from the time
of his arrest last Friday.
Charles Louis Mueller was fined
payment of costs for no drivers
license.
The jury LIST vii be returnable to
the Judge on May II, q week after
the May 6 primary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25

Stock
Market

NEW YORK u - Railroads en-
couraged an advance today IN the
stock market.
The rise was fairly substantial
and i was accompanied by an
expanded volume Of trading.
Motors, especially Chrysler,
marched right ahead with the rail-
roads. The oils, which have been
30 volatile lately. were quietly ir-
regular.
Gains ran from fractions to be-
tween one and two points through
out the list. Losses were mostly
fractional.
Chrysler was up between one
and two points while other motors
gained fractions.
National Distillers Products,
which Thursday reported a heavy
fall in first quarter earnings, was
under some pressure today with
q loss of a major fraction. j. /.
Case also was down.
Illinois Central, which was up
. So at 81 Thursday. gained an
other point today.
Also higher were Seaboard Air
Line, Northern Pacific, Santa Fe,
Southern Railway. Chesapeake &
Ohio, Nickel Plate, Texas Co.,
Dome Mines, General Electric,
Kern County Land, Bethlehem
Steel, General Motors and Zenith
Radio.
Lower were Standard Oil (N.J.),
Mcintyre Porcupine, American
Can and Montgomery Ward.
Stocks In the curb market were
mixed and rather narrow. Higher
were Canada Southern Oils. Creole
Petroleum, Humble Oil. Pacific Pc
troleums and Royalite Oil. Lower
were American Superpower, Ca.
madam Atlantic Oil, international
Petroleum, Kaiser Frazer and
North Canadian Oils.
| Corporate bonds were higher. u
S. governments were down a lisele
in the over the counter market
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25

During the 1851 season the Brook
lyn Dodgers made ios double plays
in Is games at Ebbets Field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25
Franchot Tone
Charges Wife
With Adultery

Los ANGELES R-Thc Tone :
Payton Neal triangle, most du-
rable in Hollywood. is having an
other sensational episode.
Franehot Tone has asked the
court for permission 10 amend his
divorce complaint against his va
cillating bride. Barbara Payton,
and accuse her u adultery with
Actor Tom Neal. Neal Is the mus
cular fellow who broke Tones nose
last year In q battle over her
changing affections.
AT the time she called Neal 4
.beAst. She visited Tone IRE
quentiy al q hospital, later mar.
led him, Thursday Tone presented
affidavits from three private in
vessigators. saying they had oh.
served the actress and Neal spend
the night together al her home
several times in the last month.
False. baseless and motiyated
purely by revenge. commented
Miss Payton's iawycr. Milton Gold
en-. We have tried 10 keep this
case on high level but now ap.
parently no holds are barred =
Golden vas 10 appear today 10
press The actress demands for ST.
600 monthly alinony against the
wealthy Tone. whose fortune was
amasscd in the manufacture of
ahrasives.
Hearing on Tones petition 10
amend his divorce charges has
been SET for May q.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25
Boys viii Be
Carefully
Chosen And
FesU In Number

A limited number of
ninth grade boys will be ac-
copied as students at the
Convent of Mary Immacu-
late for the first time in
the history Of the 81 year
old school, 1t was announc-
ed today by Sister Superior
Delphine Marie.
IF the experiment of In
Guiding boys in classes with
the girls works out, as we
anticipate It viii, then that
policy will be extended to
the four years Of high
school, the Sister Superior
told The Citizen today.
Boys will be carefully chosen,
and few in number. They will be
all day students. The Convent
has so girl boarding pupils and
300 girl day students, the Sister
Superior said.
THE boys will be outstanding
In every sense Of the word she
said.
The decision to admit q few
boys to the ninth grade next
September comes after many
requests and much thought.
she said.
The "a year old school was the
only one Of its kind for many
years In the South.
It's. historic building on Tru-
man Avenue has played a major
part in the history of Key West
II opened its doors to wounded
and sick soldiers during the
Spanish American War.
The Convent. D private school,
numbers among its graduates
some Of the leading women Of
Key West in the past 80 years.
81. Joseph's Boys school,
taught by the Holy Name Sis
tiers issued its last high school
diplomas in 1854.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25
Last Chance To
Haze Your Pet
IniI7lunized Here

Last call to have your pet
immunixed for rabies, and
disfempsr goes out tomorrow
and Sunday when DR.. ]. L.
Johns. veterinarian of the
Miami area. pays his final
visit TO Key West April Is
and ~.
Pet owners ara asked 10
bring their animals 10 the
fire department. at the City
Hall on those two days with
hours from 9 am. TO 6 pm.
Minor ills win bs treated
and examinations made.
City officials. the public
health service and the HUI
name Society. urge citizens
TO bring their dogs and small
pets to the temporary clinic
in order to take advanfaee Of
this last opportunity TO con-
suit with q licensed vstsri-
marian in town until q full
time service can be sstab-
lished.
The Stale Veterinarian
department ruled that no
part-tims SERVES could be
available after these final
visits of DR.. Johns 10 Key
West. so bring your pets In
for last call trsatmsntl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25
Here's why a Chevrolet trlc
dollozs-ond-csnfs scvin!

S. me four facts why a Chew
roIet truck cuts down your hauling
or delivery costs.
But there's more to II than fhat.
It's the greatest truck TO drive you
ever got your hands on. Easier
Bali Gear Steering. Clutch smooth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25
BATISTA REGIME MAKES
NO EFFECT ON PROGRESS
In ISLE OF PINES, CUBA
NEW ROAD,
POWER PLANT
CONTINUE TO
DEVELOP NOW
By SUSAN MeAvoY

Latest Caribbean correspondent
to come back from the Isle of Pines
is Mrs. Doris Underwood of Key
West who reports that the Batista
government has made no changes
in the power and road expansion
Of the Island.
The hard-surfaced road from
Neuva Corona. capital to Santa
Barbars, leading English speaking
community, was started under the
regime of ex-President Prio last
spring.
II is going ahead at full speed
under new President Batista, Mrs.
Underwood reports.
There is even . rumor that The
new President and Elliott Roose-
velt, son Of fhe late President Of
The United States. may develop
another road which would open
Up the South Coast Of the Isle Of
Pines. A. present fine south coast.
will an 10 mile stretch Of white
sand beach, Is barred from oil
but sea-soing travellers. There Is
no road penetrating the swamp
between fhe north and south por-
ficns Of fhe island.
The Batista- Roosevelt plan is to
make the south coast into another
Naradera beach. II so. the Island
which has heretofore made only
tentative bids for the tourist trade,
would run right into competition
with the popular resorts in Jamai-
ca, EWI, as well as Cuba's main
land.
The recent change III Cuban Pre-
sicenfs has not affected the electri-
fication Of the Island. started un.
der Pros Public Works President,
Carlos Hevias. The power plant at
the isla de Psnos gold mine is be-
ing built. The only delay now is the
delivery Of the power machinery.
The disqualification % shs island
will launch q new era Of indus
trial prosperity. u will make pos
slhle not only the fuller opera
fiOn Of the gold mine, but Of me
Tungsten mine. and will make
possible expansion Of packing
houses for citrus. HE main crop.
eueumbers and perhaps fish.
II is estimated that the two mines
/ viii hire about 1000 men, of the
Islands population which is large
| ly Cuban.
Citrus growers and cucumber
growers are mainly British and
American. The gold mine is Cana
dian owned.
The hospitality of the Isle Of
Pines. whether from the English
speaking Cuban or Chinese popula-
ton Is magnificent, Mrs. Under
wood said
II have travelled all over the
world. but never have met such
friendliness as in the Island"
she sttended n large Cuban we'd
ding at the Catholic church in
Neuya Corona. then = huge typical
isianu pig roast. In town she went
into the Ten Cent Bar where the
motto ID 500 Clean glasses"
The black sand beach, beauty
spot uf the north coast. Is stlll I'M
developed. though there Is talk ii
building a beach club there.
Ana the people Of the Island
whether they are two years old or
so are stiA dancing the Island
dance the Suco-Saco, to the melo.
| dloas piece Felipe Blanco.
Nights when ire English speak
ing people have returned 70 fhsir
estates euf ~ Santa earhars or
Mckinley. IRE Cuban men and
/ wemen Taxa ever heir sewn ~
ksvva Cerena. and dance shsir
Suee.Suee either IN ere 81 fhe
nonerovs eafss llnins Ne Gallo
MART. Or In the Cuban eivkAcv-
sss which held nuweFous dances.
Many engineers. and business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-25

Ethan Allen. head baseball coach
ai Yale. jumped from the unlver-
atty Of Cincinnati campus straight
70 The major leagues. lie played
pro BAH In both the American and
National Leagues for Is years.
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Convent Mary Immaculate Goes Limited COED
InSe9ienlber For First Tine In Eighty-Four Years
BASEBALL
SCORES

~ tuS fASSVSt4teU Ft111
National League
Boston 6 New York 10 innings)
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, post.
poned rain
Cincinnati at Chicago, postponed
cold weather
Only games
American League
Boston New York 2 I'll innings)
Philadelphia at Washington, post
poned rain
Detroit at st. Louis, postponed,
rain
Only games
Florida international Lsseve
st. Petersburg 8 Tampa S
Miami 8 Fort Lauderdale S
Havana ] Lakeland (six innings,
rain)
West Palm Beach 8 Miami Beach 0
Florida STATE League
Leesburg 8 Gainesville S
Orlano S Sanford 4
Palatka 4 st. Augustine I
Jacksonville Beach Cocoa I
DeLand 8 Daytona Beach 8