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NEW YORK. May lT.--Aver-
aging .3e5 in 10 games. Vaughan
Of the Pittsburgh Pirates is lead
ing hitters Of the major leagues.
He produced 30 safeiies in 76 ap-
pearances at the plate Travis.
Washington Senator. 10 second
with .3e4. and Enos Slaughter.
ST. LOUIS Cardinal. third. ,sS6.
one point ahead Of Cronin, B.os-
ton Red Sox.
johnson. Philadelphia Ath-
letics; camiIli. Brooklyn Dodgers.
and OFT. New York Giants. are
tied for home run honorx with
seven each
Three American ieague histers
top the best Of the Nationals in
producing runs Keller. New
York Yankees: York. Detroit IT.
gers. and Deer. Boston Red Sox.
have eaxh heated in %
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PIRATES HALT
DODGERS, 81
MCCARTHY CHANGES LINEUP
AND YANKs NOSE
WHITE SoX

NEW YORK, May IA home
run in the eleventh inning Down
ed the Brooklyn Dodgers 80 for
the Pittsburgh Pirates and halted
the latest winning streak of the
Flatbush nine. 1+.
st. Louis Cardinals chopped a
game off the Brooklyn lead when
they BANKED the Boston Braves,
40, behind six-hit pitching by
Gumbert, who jumped from the
Giants to the Cards just two days
ago. Dodgers now hold a slim
one-and-a-half game margin over
the youthful Redbirds.
New York defeated the Chi
cage Cubs again yesterday, romp-
ing to a Az triumph despite be-
ing outhit 80.
Joe Mccarthy, Disguised with
a lineup that dropped five games
in a row, benched a couple of
rockies, juggled the batting order
and snapped the losing streak.
Chicago White Sox were the vic
tins, 6-5. Joe DiMaggio, who
has been wading through an ex-
tended slump, slapped his first
homer since late in April and
poled a triple In sparkling Muir
derers' Row to victory.
Cleveland Indians registered
their second consecutive win over
the Boston Red Sox, go; Wash
ington Senators edged the St.
Louis Browns, 7-6, and Detroit's
Tigers nosed the Philadelphia
Athletics, Sd.
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YANKs REDUCE

NEW YORK, May 17.-New
York's Yankees, meeting the re-
quirement of the 25-man roster,
this week returned pitcher Geo,
Washburn 10 the Newark Bears,
farm club in the international
league. Washburn lost his only
appearance on the mound this
season.
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RRoWNs sEIL nApcIHr

ST LOUIS, May lTs--Ihe 81,
Louis Browns announced Thurs
dsy the sale Of heavy hitting out
fielder Rip Radcliffe 10 the De-
troit Tigers for an undiscloSed
price. Radcliffe, lefthand hitter,
averaged .34S last year but notch
cd only 2a2 50 far this season.
AT the same time the Browns
make known they had traded
Vernon Kennedy. q Fighthsnd
moundsnsn. 10 the Washington
Senator'S for catcher Rick Fer
Feil. brother Of Yves the pitcher.
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ST. LOUIS. May l7-Getting
under the 25-man limit, the St,
Louis Cardinals this week sold
outfielder Ernie Koy to the Gin
cinnati Reds. traded Fiddler Bill
MCGEE to the New York Giants
for Harry Gumbert and shipped
outfielder Harry Walker to the
Columbus farm team of the Red
birds.
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INSTRUCTION
WAR ORDERS

HAVE CREATED an immediate
demand for thousands of Air
craft workers on wing assem-
bly, and metal parts. You can
earn from $50 to $40 weekly if
you are trained. Must be
American born, mechanically
inclined. ID to 40. willing to
take short, intensive factory
training. Reasonable part cost
to start, balance payable after
you are working. Write Box
il. The Citizen. mayl6-4tx
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Limo Castro, Anthony Kelly and
Delaney tied for Station hitting
honors with two each. One of
Delaney's blows was good for a
triple.
Kiems topped Navy, three for
four. Catcher Johnson slapped
a triple that scored three runs in
the big sixth.
Score by innings; r. H. E.
Navy - 030 006 @ s z 7
NavSta -. 031 122 1x--l0 IL
Martin and Johnson; L. Castro
and Allshouse.
(xNone out when winning run
scored.)
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STERLING, GATES
AND THE MATTERS

Here's how Key Vests two
representatives in organized
baseball. Clayton Sterling and
William Butch" Gates, came out
at the plate in recent perform
ances. The local players are put
ting in their first season with the
DeLand Red Hats.
Their performances:
Wednesday. May IA
Alb r Fl Pc A E SH
Sterling, 1b 5 o 2 10 O
Gates, 3b 5 2 l 0 10 o
Two-base nit: Sterling.
The score: r
st. Augustine 49, 100 300 000--4
DeLand -------.------ 100 032 OAKS
The standings:
Club w. L. Pct.
/. DeLand ---,--------------20 8 TIA
2. st. Augustine ia 10 SAB
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BUGS OPTION THREE MEN

PITTSBURGH. May. IRE
ducing to IS players. Pittsburgh's
Pirates this week optioned pitch
ers Dick Lanahan and Bill Glenn
ensen to ST. Paul In the Ameri-
can Association and catcher Joe
Schultz to Portland Of the Pacific
Coast league
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THE LITTLE CASH STORE, Sol
Simonton street, is the place
where you don't save PENNIES
but save DOLLARS. You will
save i0c per pound on your
STEAK. This is not lie or lec
saving, and not weekend in
ducement, but an every day
saving from Monday to Mon
day. Believe it or not. Our
service is always with a smile.
mayl7-lt
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GATES tanned
MARINES WITH
TWO-HITTER
PLUMBER PITCHING 4 ACE
TANNED SEVEN; ROBBED
OF sHurour WHEN SOL
ENHARcER STOLE HOME

Clarence Cigarette Willie"
Gates, Key Vests ace softball
pitcher, last night twirled two
hit ball against the Marines but
was robbed a shutout when Jesse
Sollenharger, shortfielder. stole
home after reaching third on
two walks and an error in the
fourth inning.
Tanning seven and walking
five, Gates mastered the Leath-
ernecks while his teammates got
to Charlie Spakes for nine hits
and seven runs.
Peppers opened the game, bot
tom end of twin bill at Bayview
Park, with two runs. They add
ed another in the next frame and
scored lone markers in the fifth
and sixth. A two-run rally eli
NAKED the one-sided affair.
Tebeau, heavy-hitting Marine.
singled in the third for the first
safe blow off Gates. Chambers
infield hit In the fifth was the
second and last Sea Soldier hit.
Spakes, who has been on the
mound in all games won by his
teammates, allowed four infield
hits and a like number Of singles
to the outfield. The only long
smash of the game was a homer
by Villareal over the centerfield-
er's head that scored two earned
runs.
Spakes struck out only one
batter and walked seven.
Villareal. first saeker of the
Plumbers, putout 10 runners and
Earl "Wrinkley Bill" Ingraham,
catcher, was credited with eight.
Gates made five assists. Mickey
Ubieta, Pepper second baseman,
robbed a Marine of hit when
he executed a difficult catch in
deep short.
0CCOlAA oo@hCA 1Oul
putouts and an assist; Regain,
eight putouts and two assists.
and Spakes. putout and three
assists, paced the Devil Dogs
on the defense.
In the fourth, after Solly had
stole home, Gates passed another
batter to fill the bases but Spakes
ended the inning by grounding
out. third to first.
The victory showed the Pep
pers up to within a half-game
of leading Sawyer's BARRIERS and
gave them a margin of two games
over the third-place Marines.
Score by innings: r. H. Z.
Plumbers - 210 oil 2-7 9 /
Marines .... 900 100 OIL 2 z
c. Gates and Ingraham; c.
Spakes and Thompson.
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: sa7Gelet3 n n he 5sssdq

YESTERDAY: One minute
Eileen Gardner had thought her
life pretty Uell In hand, marriage
t0ith Jordan EStill in the o6ing.
But in the midst of her post
graduation party Eileen Jumped
literally into the arms OF a man
named Martin, and notU she has
tracked Martin to another party,
ostensibly to return the little gold
ski he lost. Martins group is Just
leaving.
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PAUL DEAN 70 MrNoHs

NEW YORK. May lT-Ths
New York Giants treat office
announced that Paul Dean
had been returned 10 The Hsinors
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and that he would join an old
teammate. Pepper Martin, on the
Sacramento club Of the Pacific
Coast league.
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To All Whom 10 May Concern:
Notice is hereby given thar Kari
q Thompson has flied his final re-
port as executor 81 the estate 81
Frank +. MeNuity, deceased; that
he has filed his petition for final
discharge. and that he viii apply 70
the Honorable Raymond r.. Lord
County Judge Of Monroe County,
Florida. Ga the 2sth day Of May
1871. for approval 0f same and for
final discharge as executor OF fhs
estate ot FrAnk r. MeNulty. de-
ceased. on this End day of May. 1871
KARI. o. THOMPSON.
Executor Of the estate Of Frank r
MeNasty. dsceaseA
may7.fe.IT-st.is
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DttCIudHN
TO: Frances Beasley Guerro,
Residence-unknow
ORDER F0R PUBLICATION
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for Di-
vorce in the above styled and en-
titled cause on or before June End,
1871, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This order to be published once
each week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key WHIST Citizen, a
newspaper published in Key West,
Florida.
Done and ordered this 18th day of
April, 1941.
fSEAL) Ross @ Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe
County, Florida.
BY (Sd.) Florence E. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
apr19-26; may3-10-17,19 1871
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WILL SACRIFICE $50 equity in
$l35 GIFT. Frigidaire for $40 to
anyone taking over payments.
In perfect condition. 1921 Ash
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and one johnson Cupboard mo-
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AM NO LONGER operating at
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HOTELS
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WANTED-USED LUMBER. See
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IN THE coURT on THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate at
FRANK r. MeNt1LTY,
Deceased.
NOTICE or INTENTION TO MAkE
APPLICATION FOR FISAI.
DISCHARGE
sProhate Law faxab
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FOR SALE or Exchange-Cabin
Cruiser, 28-ft,, Gift, beam: 40
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exchange for lot, full or part
payment. Box B.R., The citi-
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HOUSE MOVING

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L E G AL S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAM
Gerry.
Case No. T-54G
LEONARD GUERRO,
Plaintiff,
VS..
FRANCES BEAsLEY GUERR0.
Defendant.
TO: Frances Beasley Guerro,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

International News Service Wire
MOSCOW Sep. 2a.-Russia TO-
day entered the fifteenth week Of
her defense against the German
invasion, with Soviet troops re-
ported inflicting wholesale slaugh-
ter" upon the besiegers of Lenin-
grad and Odessa. while Nazi
claims of vast victory east Of
Knew were ridiculed officially in
Moscow.
Following their retirement from
the Ukrainian capital of Kiev a
week ago. Marshal Semyon Bu-
denny'S southern armies were de-
clared 10 have been solidly re-
formed along a new belt of forti-
fications-in-depth, shielding Khar-
kov, the Donetz and Don River
production regions, the Crimea
and the Caucasus.
They were even reported TO
have started a series of piston
patterned counterattacks, as the
latest Soviet communique, issued
early today. reported day-long
fighting Saturday along the en-
tire front from the Baltic TO the
Black Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Admits Threats

Henley had been in his offices in
the Hoffman Building, s b e Y
street and Woodward avenue.
about three hours when the blast
at $3.50 p. m. Earlier ne
had signed bonds in Recorders
Judge John V. Brennan'S court
for three Go members charged
with carrying concealed weapons
in what police say was the first
fiareup in the union warfare
Thursday.
Henley admitted he had been
threatened if he didn't lay Off
the AFL teamSters in his drive 70
organize truck drivers for the
United Construction Workers Or
ganizing Committee (CTO). He in
sisted. however. that he had no
idea who would want 10 bomb him.
Whoever 1t was" he added,
evidently followed me To the
parking lot and then waiteds for
chance 10 toss the bomb into
the ear. II ID was only an at
tempt To scare me. know of
lot Of easier ways"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
|sbey Savings
Pattern
For All j. ).
Morgenthau Asks
Industry to Copy
Michigan Plan
BY THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Time. stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. Z7.--Vof-
untary pay roll deductions for de-
tense savings in every industrial
plant in the country became new
national objective today on recon-
of Frank n. Isbey
chairman of the defense savings
committee of Michigan and special
advisor TO the defense savings divi.
sion Of the treasury.
At the close OF two-day con-
ference of defense savings execu-
tiyes under the guidance of Secre-
tary Morgenthau and AdminiStra.
tive Assistant Harold n. Graves,
heading the defense savings drive
Isbey voiced the belief that the so
called Michigan plan of pay roll
deductions. accepted by General
Motors Company and its employees,
would be extended ultimately 10
the entire country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Clio Aide S Car
Bombed Here
Hint Second FIareup
in Union Var

Second outbreak in the war be-
tween rival Go and AFL labor
factions was seen Saturday in the
bombing of an automobile belong
ing to Rupert Henley, "a, of the
Dixieland Hotel. an organizer for
the United Mine Workers tCIO)
in-aE parking lot at 40 Sibley
street near Woodward avenue.
Henley's car was completely
demolished.
Two autos parked adjacent were
badly damaged. Arson squad De-
teetive Edward Eggers said 1t was
a black powder bomb.
The other cars belonged Il
Daniel c. Stipp, an actor who is
appearing at the Colonial Theater
and Eugene Gross, AZ, of 442 South
Green avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
ttontinued on rage Ia
Blinded RAE Pilot
Arrives Too Late
T rarels From England
to See DR.. Bonnie

NILES, Sept. PA Royal Air
Force pilot, blinded in action over
seas when his plane was shot down
the fourth time in three months.
Travelled here from England for
treatment by DR.. Fred n. Bonine.
famous eye specialist. only 10 learn
Saturday that the physician had
died August %.
He was my only hope" the
pilot Vernon c. Willard, 81, said.
"All the other doctors told me
that Ii would he impossible 10
restore even partial sight. | am
going To the Michigan School for
the Blind at Lansing and learn
to accustom myself TO my blind
ness and build new life"
Willard was born near South
Bend. Ind. His parents died when
he was six years old and he was
adopted by a Niles family He
became interested in aviation in
California and Joined the Raj two
years ago in England. where he
had gone as a test pilot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Detroit Halter of Hitler
Faces Trial in Free u. s. A.

Lars Jacobsen. well known De-
troit yatchSman. holds such deter
mined opinions against Hitler that
he must 60 ~ court in Mt Glenn
ems October 6 TO answer a charge
of disturbing the peace, it was re-
vealed Saturday
His arrest eliminated long
dispute with his old friend, Her
man Burger, owner of the German
American Green Tree Restaurant.
which Jacobsen has visited fire.
-quentlX- in-the- last decade while
driving 10 and from his home in
Marine City.
At one time the dispute involved
even the FBI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Mt Clemens said Saturday.
Burger called us, asserting that
Jacobsen was raising a rumpus.
we quoted them down. and
Jacobsen left.
Last March we were again
called To the restaurant and
found Jacobsen giving Burger a
tongue-lashing. Again the De-
trOiter left In peace.
Signs Complaint
But during the Summer r Bf
agents came here investigating
Mr.. Burger, and as a result the
restaurant proprietor signed
complaint against Jacobsen and
Jacobsen was arrested on
charge of disturbing the peace"
Jacobsen, who is out on S0(
bond was on Lake Superior Sstur
day aboard a coast guard cutter
He is commander in the coas
guard reserves.
Burger refused to discuss the
Ease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Battle for Crimea

At his press conference, Lozov-
sky last night insisted that Mar
Shal Budenny had extricated the
bull" of his forces out of the
Kiev bulge" along the Dnieper
River.
He declared, moreover, that
mot a single Nazi boot had as
yet set itself on the strategic
Crimea and that the struggle for
that fortified bastion jutting out
into the Black Sea is going on
wholly outside the peninsula it.
self"
The high command announced
Saturday that Marshal Klementi
Noroshilov'S legions around Lenin-
grad, abetted by civilian volunteers
of both sexes and many ages, had
repulsed a fresh Nazi assault.
ON the central front, where
Marshal Semyon TimoShenko'S
troops are prosecuting a sustained
drive against Smolensk and Gomel,
more than 800 Nazi men and Of
ficers were slain in one clash, the
Saturday communique stated, add
ing that "a tanks and several
other pieces of German equip
ment were destroyed.
The London radio i'm broad
cast heard by CHS said Rus
sian forces were still firmly
holding the town of Zaporozhe
on the east bank of the lower
Dnieper River under constant
Nazi artillery fire and that the
key railroad from Zaporozhe to
the Crimea remained intact.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Huge Reinforcements

"a Stockholm dispatch 10 the
London Sunday Express said the
Soviet supreme command had
rushed heavy reinforcements 10
Budenny and that the veteran
marshal now has at least 40
divisions. totailing between 100
600 and 100000 troops, standing
before RoStoy alone. consider
ably behind the present front
atop the Crimean peninsula.
RoStov at the mouth of the Don
is the key To the oil-bearing
Caucasus, choicest prize IN all
RussiaD.
Laughing at what was termed
The fairy tale communique of
The German high command yes
terday. in which it was claimed
five Russian armies had been
wiped out east of Kiev, Vice For
aign Commissar S. A. Lozovsky.
the authorized government spokes-
man. fatty denied the Nazi as
sertion that $500 Russians had
fallen into German captivity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
u. 5. Tax Hits
Cosmetics,
JeWe|fY
Retailers Explain
Effect of Impost
Starting Wednesday

The Retail Merchants Associa-
ton Saturday announced regula-
tons covering The purchase of
furs, iewelry and cosmetics, which
will be taxed 10 per cent under
the new federal excise tax begin
ming Wednesday.
Thirty different types OF articles
are subject TO the new tax but
with the exception of furs, jewelry
and cosmetics. the new tax will be
paid at the source by the manu-
facturer.
Charles F.. Boyd, secretary of
the merchants association, said
the new tax will Immediately con-
Germ thousands of persons who
have purchased furs and jewelry
under the will call" or "laYawaY'
nfan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Duke, Duchess Leave
Chicago for CALGARY

CHICAGO. Sept. 27-GNS)-I
The Duke and Duchess OF Wind
sor left Chicago today after
'fleeting two-hour glimpse Of the
city 10 continue their journey 10
ST Paul. Mimi. and the duke
ranch Al Calgary. Canada
Before departing the duke
toured the lake front bur the
duchess bothered by a minor. eye
infection, remained in their rail-
road ear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Hitler S Bohemia
Aide Leaves Job
Won Neurath Post Goes
to Chief of Gestapo

PRAGUE via Berlin, Sept. 27.
Baron konstantin Won Neurath
has been granted an Indefinite
leave of absence from his post OF
Reich protector for Bohemia
and Moravia. it was announced
tonight, and Gen. Reinhard Heyd-
rich. a high-ranking G. est a p O
leader. has replaced him.
The British radio quoted a
German broadcast from Prague
as announcing that Heydrich's
first act was 10 proclaim
state of emergency under
which courts martial are eStab-
liShed with power 10 impose
death sentences for violations of
public order
Numerous outbreaks against
the Nazis have been reported in
CzechoSlovakia recently. Four
days ago the Moscow radio
reported tremendous explosion
in the Skoda munitions factory)
BRUSSELS VIA BERLIN)
Sept. u. - Twenty "well-knowr
Communist hostages have beer
executed by firing squads in re.
prisal for attacks by alleged Reds
on trains and A munitions dump
the German command for Belgium
and northern France announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Marshal Karl Gerd Won Rund.
stedt's armies in the Ukraine.
meanwhile, battered their way to
points within 35 miles of the huge
Donetz basin, industrial center Of
Kharkov, the Crimea and the
Caucasus after eliminating the
five Russian armies of Marshal
Semyon Budenny from the vast
pocket trap forged between Kiev
and Poltava.
Early conquest of the entire Do
metz and Don River regions, called
the heart and SOUL of Russia's
five-year plans, was predicted.
In a special communique from
Chancellor Hitler's field headquar-
tiers issued this morning and re-
peated in the regular noon COM
lmunique, it was stated that S84
Russian tanks, 3,71S field guns
and "incalculable masses" of other
booty were captured or destroyed,
besides the 665,000 prisoners
rounded up in the Kiev-Poltava
sack.
Rundstedt's legions were cred
tied by the high command with
having shattered the once-power-
full defenses along the Dnieper
River without allowing even the
smallest parts of the enemy forces
any chance of escaping from the
ring" Thus, it was implied that
scarcely one out of some 1000, 900
Russians succeeded in escaping
what appears 10 have been the
biggest military entrapment of all
time.