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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
BY TED MEIER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


PHILADELPHIA. May 81 The
Athletics have shed their inferiority
complex. That accounts In large
measure for their seven victories in
their last eight starts, a squirt that
has made them the talk Of the
American League.
The boys have a feeling now
they're a good club" remarked wise
old Connie Mack before he led his
team out of town yesterday.
I've tried to tell them that for
some time back, but they believe it
now"
The AS started their streak
against the pace-setting Cleveland
Indians, sweeping a three-game
series. They split two-game set
with the second place Chicago White
Sox and swept another three-game
series from Washington.
Will Give All Battle.
They now are close to fifth place
and if they do we'll on the road may
climb into the first division. They
haven't been that high since the
spring of 1887 when they led the
league for several weeks.
There's no doubt that we have q
chance" analysed Connie. by that
I do not mean we will win the pen
nant. but we will give all of them q
battle
We've gotten a great deal Of good
pitching lately" the 77-year- old
leader continued. 1--WE know now
what each man is capable of doing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Reilly by War Rocketers
Nips Post Office

Two matches down, War Depart
ment's tennis team staged a garri-
son finish yesterday to defeat Post
Office, 80, in Departmental
League encounter on the Rock
Greek courts.
Two of the last three matches
went the limit of three sets.
Summaries:
Ritzenberg- Kislink post Ofice) de-
feated Dreyer-Taras. 6-3. 6-3; Con-
treras-Moore post Ofhce) defeated Ander-
son-Dement, 60. ii; Bitonti--Wice
WAR defeated Rollins-Pinkham. 81,
IS, 81; Projector-Smith WAR de-
feated Frank-Bond. 81, 6-3; Solomon
Winnett WAR defeated Richardson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Girls Share SoftboN Program
With Merchants Loop Tens

An exhibition between girls teams
of Sholl's Cafeteria and M. P. NJ.
Market will share the spotlight with
the final game of the first round in
the Merchants Softball League at
Ballston Stadium tonight.
The league clash will send the
pace-setting Senate Beer 10 against
Plaza with Billy Sullivan pitching
for Senate and Roger Sawtelle for
Plaza. 1t will follow the girls game
which Is scheduled to start at 7:45
o'clock.
International Business Machines
uncovered its highly-touted new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27

pitcher, Pete Mastrodonato, last
night at the stadium and veteran
softball players are predicting great
things for the newcomer. Hurting
five innings against Standard Linen,
Mastrodonato yielded only four hits
and famed eight, while his 1. B. M.
teammates raped out a 6-1 tri-
umph to move into second place.
Another promising hurler was
brought to light in the preliminary
when George Waterholer, a south
paw, hurled Manhattan Auto and
Radio to a 17-6 win over Adam
Hats. 1t was the winners first
victory in league competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Hoyu Nine Playing Last
Game Aquinst NAVY

After encountering a succession
of slow-ball, curve-ball and moth
ing ball twirlers in recent games,
Georgetowns diamond squad hoped
for something right down it's alley
this afternoon at Annapolis where
it was to meet Navy at 100.
1t was the Hilltopper's final game
of the season and they sought their
18th victory in II games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Open Lacrosse Title
Al Stake as Jays
Battle Mounts

Johns Hopkins and Mount WASH
ington lacrosse teams will meet in
the stick game of the year at Home
wood Field in Baltimore tomorrow
night at 8:15. All Of the proceeds
will go to the British relief fund
Neither team has been beaten this
year, Mount Washington being the
carrying-over club champion and
Hopkins replacing Maryland as the
collegiate ruler.
So the clash to all intents and
purposes will decide the open crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Western Men Go on Air

Coach Cliff Moore of Western
High Schools baseball team and two
of his players, Bob Leach and Jake
Hilleary, will air their views on the
interhigh diamond series tonight
over Station WWDC. They will be
interviewed by Andy Farkas at 6
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Seek Weekend Comes

Games with unlimited out-of-
town teams for the week ends after
July l are wanted by the Village
Motors nine. Call N. M. Outcault
at North 1477.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Lunsburqh Softies Ahead

Three runs in the first inning gave
Lansburgh's softball team the start
it needed to down Filipino Center,
To, in a softball game yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Have Diamond, Want Foe

Having use of a diamond, the
Snug Harbor team wants a game
for Decoration Day with some strong
unlimited team. Call Al Moreland
at Bowie 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Juniors Seek Action

Games for Saturdays, Sundays
and holidays are being booked by
the Del Ray Juniors. Call Elmer
Strobeck at Alexandra 2045.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Saturday Come Wanted

A game for Saturday with some
unlimited team is wanted by the
Chevy Chase Dodgers who have a
field. Call Joe Marshall at Emer-
son 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27

Runs--Denikos. Hilleary, Cady. Malar-
Wolfe esp. csdy. cocHrin, Love. ID HH ii 81
Runs bstted in--Cady,. Leach (4. Two
base hits-Cockrill Fielding. Home run
Leach. Stolen bases-Hilleary (2). Leach
Sacrifces-Hilleary, Love, Hines. Left on
bases-Central. s: Western, 8. Double
plsys-Wolfe to DiBlas; Citrenbaum to
Denikos to Hill Bases on balls-Of Hines.
l; of Wolfe, 5. Struck out-By Hines,
3; by Wolfe. l. Hit by pitcher-By Wolfe
(Karas): by Hines (Kligman p. Umpire
MIR. Mattingly. Time-1:50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Central, !; Western, 5

Totals 30 5'26 Is Totals 81 927 IL
Two out when winning runs scored.
fBatted for Jefries in ninth.
Central " 100 900 OO0-l
Western " 900 900 1915
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
FLOWER SHOW
ENDS TONIGHT
HAS PROVED TO BE ONE OF
MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER
GIVEN HERE

Final showing of the Key West
Garden clubs annual Flower
Show this afternoon and tonight
will bring to an end one of the
most successful in the series Of
events.
The show closes at 10 o'clock
tonight after ihree-day exhibit
ton at the public library.
Mrs. Osa Johnson. widow of
the famed explorer, Martin John
son and widely known for her
own travels and writings, paid
visit to the exhibit yesterday
afternoon to see tropical plants
with which she had become fami-
liar during her trips. She ex-
pressed particular interest in the
African tulips.
Mrs. +. p Winter, president of
the Garden Club, today described
the show as the largest and best
attended the club has sponsored.
Medicinal plants gathered by
negro residents of Key West pro-
uuced one of the most interesting
features of the show, she said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
LEGION UNITS
MEET TONIGHT
JOINT SESSION TO BE CON-
QUOTED AT CONVENTION
HEADQUARTERS

There will be a joint meeting
tonight of the state officers of the
American Legion's auxiliary, the
chairmen of the committee in
charge of the auxiliary activities
during the American Legion con-
vention here April 1926, and the
directors of the Key West Con-
vention corporation.
The meeting will be held in
convention headquarters, La
Concha hotel building, Albert
Mills, executive director of the
Key West Convention corporation
announced.
Already in the city for the
meeting are Mrs Albert Buzzell,
Coral Gables, Florida department
president of the American Le-
gion's auxiliary, and Mrs. Pearl
Stoutenberg secretary of the
auxiliary of the state They are
stopping at Trumbo hotel and
will remain in the city until after
the meeting.
Committee chairmen of the
auxiliary activities are invited to
attend the meeting, for their
duties will be outlined by Mrs.
Buzzell and Mrs. Stoutenberg. 1t
is expected the complete program
for the auxiliary activities will be
presented at the meeting.
The Key West Convention cor
poration directors will meet at
the same time. Several i'm
portant bills and other matters
are to be considered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
AUTO ACCIDENT
AT CRAIG, FLA.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE UNABLE
TO OBTAIN INFoRMA-
TON THUS FAR

Local sheriff's officers are at
tempting to get information on
an automobile accident at Craig,
Fla, which may have cost the
life of one person Sunday morn
ing.
County Commissioner r. w.
Craig, instead of reporting the
accident yesterday morning to
the sheriff's office here, called
Sheriff d. G.. Coleman at Miami.
Dade county deputies made the
trip from Miami to Craig and oc-
cupants of the cars Tor cars) were
taken to the hospital at Home
stead
Chief Deputy Harold Russell
this morning said he could not
understand Craig's failure to call
here, since the Miami deputies
made much longer trip than
would have been required of Of
ficerS from this end. The trip to
the hospital at Homestead also
was considerably farther than to
a hospital in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
GOVERNOR TO
AWARD YACHT
RACE TROPHY
HOLLAND NAMES MITCHELL
WOLFSON. FORMERLY OF
KEY WEST. TO MAKE PRE-
SENTATION

The yachting spotlight of the
nation will be focused on Key
West next Saturday as the Cover
nor of Florida Trophy, grand prize
of the Southern Ocean Racing
Conferences series of big winter
races is presented to the seasons
winning yacht.
Governor Holland has written
Commodore. E. p Winter of the
Key West Yacht Club that he will
be unable to present the trophy
in person as he is scheduled to re-
ceive an honorary degree from
Southern College on the same
night However, he has appointed
his close friend Mitchell Wolfson,
City Commissioner of Miami
Beach and head of the Wometco
Theaters, as his personal repre-
sentative. The designation OF
Mr.. Wolfson is particularly fit
ting as he is a native Key Wester
who has become one of Miami's
most prominent and successful
businessmen, and a very close
friend of Governor Holland
The presentation ceremony will
take place at buffet dinner at
the Boca Chica Beach Club on
Saturday night, following the
Havana-Key West Race. Mem
bers of the Key West Yacht Club,
which is sponsoring the event,
will have as their guests the
owners and crews of the racing
yachts and officials of the South
ern Ocean Racing Conference.
The keen rivalry between Will
liam Labrot's famous Stormy
Weather, five-time winner OF
the Miami-Nassau Race, and r,
w. Johnson's Good News, last
years winner of the st. Peters
burg Havana Race, is expected to
highlight the race to Key West
Other fast yachts which will give
these leading contenders some
thing to worry about are H. G.
Fowne's 72-foot "Escapade",
Dudley Sharp's 7O-foot Gulf
Stream. the "Windigo", 7l-foot
entry of the Chicago Yacht Club
and a fleet of smaller boats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03

Sheriff. officers today are hold
lng for Cleveland friends property
- Henry " Esser. believed 20
have died st sta with Robert Ar
rraoa1r of Detroit IN . fs-foot tsoat
A Coast Guard plane from Mi
arri sighted q small boai yester-
day. drifting upside down about
10 miles south Il American afaeasi
ard local officers sad there would
- rao further search for the igso
xen. TIE pair disappeared from
fishing camp q; Boca chIc& FRI
day Afternoon
4 patrol bat frana KY West.
searching lyr tFe kkiff which had
t<er sighted fFon tse air ye&teE-
day. returned bere sfteT falling -
tccate the caps4zed 6s1at With
heavy seas running a. during tlss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
MORE FUNDS FOR
RIVERS, HARBORS
ARMY ENGINEER ASKS CON
cREss FOR ApPRo-
pRIATIoN
ony A..oes.,.s Press,

WASHINGTON. March s.-Ma-
jor General Julian A. Slade Of
the army engineers has asked
Congress for 1857 .000. 900 for riv-
ers and harbors during the fiscal
year.
The appropriation would be
spent for construction work on
canals. harbor works and similar
activities, but Washington OBJ
servers say there Is no chance Of
the army getting anything like
that amount.
President Roosevelt Is said 10
have tentatively pared the fig
ure 10 $4,000. 900 and Congres-
sional leaders gay IL will b. cut
considerably more before the
measure Is passed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
MRS. W. HARVEY
BUYS PROPERTY

Wilhelmina Goehring Harvey,
Key West. has purchased from ID
owners a 22-foot front lot on Will
liam street The transaction is
reported to have involved about
$500.
Joint owners of the property
before it was purchased by Mrs
Harvey were Mr.. and Mrs Harold
w. Albury, Key West; Mrs. Ro-
berta Genovar. DeKalb, Ala: Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Sanchez. Alachua
county, Fla; MIR. and Mrs. G. H.
Hudson. Dade county; Shirley
May Sanchez. Hillsborough coun-
ty; Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fl. Warren,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Otto Kirchheiner
and Mr. and Mrs Harry d. War
rem. Monroe county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
LEGION TO GIVE
PRIZES FOR BEST
DRESSED WOMEN
STREET TO BE CLOSED OFF
DURING CONVENTION FOR
SHOWING OF DRESSES AND
OTHER ACTIVITIES

Women of Key West are going
to have an opportunity to win
several substantial prizes for
wearing the best costumes during
the American Legion state con-
vention here April 1926, it was
announced today by Albert Mills,
(. executive director of the Key
West Convention corporation.
The aim is to emphasize the
fiesta aspects of Key West to the
visiting Legionnaires. Mills said.
All women are asked to sew and
have sewn for them, dresses
which will reflect the atmosphere
of Key West, especially the fiesta
aspects.
During the convention Duval
street, between Fleming and
Eaton streets, is to be, closed off
each evening for the showing of
dresses and other activities of the
convention.
I'm requesting the women of
Key West to sew dresses en-
phasizing the fiesta aspects of
Key West. the American Legion
plans to award substantial prizes
for the best, the most original and
the most striking costume Mills
said. ut will be a grand oppor-
tunity to highlight Key Vests I'M
matched atmosphere and to
create something for the Legion
naires they have found in no other
city"
Spanish costumes will be
sought particularly, Mills said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
Hopes Of Finding Missing Men
In Skif Boat Arc Abandoned

day. Lieut. .cOusdE Carl Hl.t0n
81 the local base SAID today there
Ia no chance that the pair could
have survived
Gretchen Hoornssra and Otto
Tito Of Cleveland. named by Eases
FOE notification ia case Of accident
10 hiFn. wired tfs ahssiffB offiee
today 20 hold his car and ether
property until one u them aETlY
here
Commander Hslton sid ths
p0sSslon Of the boas sighted from
the coast guard plsns yesterday
indicates II 10 the one in sfzleh
Ea8er ard Armour ruwud away
from ih@ camp Friday. a Is
msIe 3ess wind and the outgoing
tide would have carried drifting
Continued ca Psgs Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
CHAIN GANG GUARDS
CARRIED ON A RIDE
en- s..~~iaf~s rr~~-p

SpARTANBURC. S c March
; Spartsnbt2re police. asked by
Greenville officers ~ help catch
three escaped conylcis reported
on q freight train headed this
wsy. sped 10 a junction outside
town Sure enough. IS the train
began 90 sloR da@n. three figures
we're observed abosrs1 The rather
Taken into custody. the trio hsd
q hard tire proving their den
tify b&z: finally convinced the PC
Ice they we're GTcsrville county
chain gang gus.4s who had
bearded the train 20 search for
the fs1gitsves ard had oeea III
abs 20 ssoape themselves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
CIRCUIT JUDGE
GOES TO MIAMI
WILL ANNOUNCE DECISION
IN COMPTON DIVORCE CASE
FROM THAT CITY

Judge Arthur Gomez. who
heard testimony here Saturday in
the divorce plea Of Betty Comp
ton against former New York
Mayor jimmy Walker. left last
night for Miami He Is expected
10 announce his decision IN the
case from there within the next
two or three days.
Testimony in the case was
transcribed and the record sent
to Judge Gomez last night. He
is expected 10 spend at least TAO
days studying the testimony be
fore making bis decision
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
LIONS CLUB in
REGULAR MEET
LIONISM STRESSED BY PHESI-
DENT GERALD SAUND-
DERS

Lionism in all its phases was
stressed at the regular meeting of
the Key West Lions Club Thurs
day evening in the Den on Semi
nary street. Lion President
Gerald Saunders occupied the pro-
gram section with a quizz on
Lionism and the net result was
that good many Lions came
from the meeting with more
thorough knowledge of the organ
ization of which they are part.
Evangelist Raymond T. Richey,
lContlnued on Page FourI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
JUAN PLANES
FUNERAL TODAY
DIED SUDDENLY YESTERDAY
MORNING AT RESIDENCE
ON EATON STREET

Funeral services for Juan
Planes, age 38, who passed away
suddenly Sunday morning at
HAS in the residence at 1917
Eaton street. will be held this
afternoon 500 o'clock from the
home Rev. A, B. Dimmick, of
st. Paul's Episcopal church. will
officiate.
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Elisa Planes; a son, George
Planes; a daughter, Yolando
Planes; mother Mrs Petrona
Planes of Tampa, and a brother,
Leonardo Planes. also of Tam
pa.
Lopez Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
Occupation Of Bulgaria By
Nazis Starts Spring Campaign

BERLIN. March S.--Bcrlin
newspapers today hailed German
occupation of Bulgaria as the
start of the Spring campaign and
warned Britain that the pause
for preparation is over
No formal ultimatum has been
delivered to Athens the papers
announced. but the impression
here is that Adolf Hitler has given
Greece two weeks in which 10 end
the war with Italy.
German troops have occupied
all intended detectives, COM
munique announced today Army
headquarters here denied. how
ever, that the objectives included
positions near the Greek from
tier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
WATER Line PIPE
BIDS RETURNABLE
SIZE OF PIPE TO BE USED
NOT DETERMINED
AS YET

Bids for provision of pipe to
be used in the Key West water
line are rcturnable to the navy
department by tomorrow.
Whether the aqueduct will be
made up of l8-inch or l2-inch
pipe IL still unknown. but bids
for both types ere being taken by
the navy department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
ROYAL Air Force bOIlbcrS
Launch Heavy Attack On
Submarine Base At brcSt
Fliers Returning From At
lack Said Several YES
sells In Harbor Were
Struck
Thy Associated PressD

iDy Associated PFess1
LONDON. March 3.-RoYal Air
Force bombers last night caused
widespread damage at the great
German submarine base at Brest
and started fires in the factory
district of the Hague. if was an
Eounced today.
"a dispatch from the Hague,
via Berlin, said eleven persons
were killed and 20 injured when
six high explosive bombs drop
ped in a residential area)
Fliers returning from the at
tack on Brest said several ships
in the harbor had been struck
and great destruction in ware
houses caused by fire bombs.
Clouds of smoke obscured the
whole waterfront area after the
attacks, they reported.
The admiralty, meanwhile,
continues to discount German
claims of attacks on British ship
ping. A newspaper account from
Berlin today told of sinking of a.
600 "or perhaps -Sc,00e' tons of
shipping over the weekend, but
officials here denied any know
ledge of the attacks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
LOVE STORY in
MODERN STYLE
ALONG CAME CINDERELLA
IS AMONG WHEN CREY's
BEST STORIES

Vivien Grey's "Along Came
Cinderella" is that rarest of rare
things-a love story that really is
about love. 1t is a modern Gin
derella story as well.
1t begins with Lovely Daye and
three of her pals picnicking on
the Cosgrave estate in upper
Westminster county. None of the
four has any idea whose estate
it is; all they want is a little re-
lief from the heat of New York's
tenement district.
And then young Roger Cos
grave strolls down from the house
to ask the gang to move on. It's
pretty dry, and fires are danger
Gus. The difficulty is that Roger
saw Lovely, Stacks rolled up to
her knees, golden hair floating
about her beautiful face.
The picnic was not disturbed,
but Roger was. And when by
chance he saw Lovely again, he
knew that his well-planned life
would not run on schedule.
along Came Cinderella" is the
story of a sudden and devastat-
ing love, of the way in which a
girl who was almost too good
came to be Lovely's nemesis. and
how life finally was Strengthened
out for Cinderella and her Prince
Charming. 1t is a rich warm
story about people you might,
yourself. have known
Il was born in Buffalo, N. Y,
of stock that ran to clergymen
and oil prospectors." says Vivien
Grey of herself, so / came by
the idea that gathering moss
wasn't much use naturally"
The author of "Along Came
Cinderella" went TO school in In.
diana, graduated from Saint
Mary of-the Woods at Terre
Haute, and passed the music
supervisors examination for work
in the state schools That's as
near as she ever came to school
teaching. however-she took an
eight dollar a week newspaper job
in Terre Haute and never went
near a schoolroom thereafter.
Miss Grey worked on papers in
Indiana. Ohio, West Virginia,
Washington. D. c. and finally
New York. Then she decided that
gathering moss might have some
virtue She bought a place in
Westchester County and started
writing fiction
She published two books last
year. and wrote Along Came
Cinderella" for the Associated
Press Feature Service in add
ton
But life is not quite smooth for
Miss Grey even yet All through
school she was called Carrots
Once she cut off her own hair
because she was tired being
joked about IT, And now. when
she has come TO be rather proud
of her hair. she finds that every
body thinks henna did ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03

Foreign office headquarters say
British attacks ON Bulgaria Dc
cause Of the entry Of German
troops would he a gross breach
of international law. b,l, they
adnit the question Of whether
Britain could legally attack Ger.
man troops in Bulgaria has no;
been decided.
With the Italian bomber al.
iacks on British troops IN neutral
Egypt as a precedent. most quar-
tiers here feel there would % nc
cause for complaint If the British
attacked German ToOps, 81 long
as they RETAINED from direct al.
lacks against Bulgaria, herself.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
CAR TURNS OVER.
NEAR CUDJOE KEY
JOSEPH SANCHEZ. DRIVER.
RECEIVES INJURIES TO
BACK AND HAND

Joseph Sanchez, local newspa-
per dealer, was Injured Saturday
night when the car ne was driv-
ing turned over near Cudjoe
key.
Sanchez today was undergo
ing treatment at his home, 412
Eaton street, for a bruised back
and injuries to his hand.
The accident occurred at about
midnight Saturday as the dealer
was driving to get newspapers
for delivery here. The car APP
parently skidded and rolled over
into the ditch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-03
TEXANS GREATLY
ENJOY FISHING

Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Valdes
of Dallas. Texas. went out on
a fishing trip last week on
the craft Seven Up. They
report having had an excel
lent days fishing and reveal
ed they are very much TAX
en- up" with Key West. They
have rented a cottage for the
duration of their stay here.
Included in the catch last
week were mackerel. snooks.
barracuda. red snapper. rock
snook. horse mackerel and
many other varieties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valdes sue
ceaded in landing nine bar
racudas. which was the larS-
est part of the catch.