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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Coast Track May
Be Housing Project

ALBANY, Cal. July % GNS) -
The 81 100000 Golden Gate race
track al Albany. Cal, may be con
verified into 2 housing project for
4 900 10 5000 war workers, IL vas
disclosed today.
Bernard J Abbott secretary -di.
rector for The FIN I'M fne F-aSi
Bay District said it has been pro
posed 70 convert the ] 900 stalls Of
the stable area into 500 tWoIoow
apartments for war workers anC
their families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
WaIIi(k Winner
OF Mat Contest

Leo Wallick's pile driver hold
proved a potent mat weapon in
his Mack Park match against the
rough Paul Ortiz last evening. Leo
putting his foe out of business
with it after each had scored d
fall.
"Reb' Russell won over Flash
Gordon who was disqualified for
fouiing. The RoXy-Kline d
Chaundy- Chambers bouts were no
fall draws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Grand River Nine
To Play in Flint

Grand River Chevrolet. one Of
the teams qualifying for the Glass
h playodS of the Detroit Baseball
Federation, VIII meet Flint All
Stars Friday night at Flint
Scheduled 20 pitch for the De-
trolt Sandlot nine arc Bert Fodor.
BIZ BcsSe and MlckoY tiShman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Fight Results

A. New York Jose Basora i56A
Puerto Rico. outpo.nted Bud Dell 1911
Amsterdam y Y. Nltr Pete Kennedy
itth Elmsford y y Knocked out GREG
H.sIro. itl Puerto Rico "a
AZ New York-Jack Cooper. las, Chi
raEr outpoirted Fete Dsruzzs 1871 View
FsrH NI Reggie Osborne 1881 New
York outpointed Van McNutt lA7A BAL
uWnfe Mc CO...
~ lbs Angeles Eddie Marcus 1879 Los
Angles. ceC.si0ned Eddie MossettC al
lrs Angeles trl Hardy Williams Los An
.e'es Ieclsl0red Gene FELTON,. Los Angeles
hfattsrichtsf, t6t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Pacific Coast League

Portland Is Sacrament c.sZ ore.
ard Leovich Wicker and MaeHrr
Hollywood T-lf-H. OAKLAND $3.50 Ttrf1
Eevens 80 ard Atwood Tfrpf0. GeI0Nl,
a. DlhAfi ~ ana Glenn
San Francisco I.s.[ los Angeles O. q @
Sfutz and OEr.orWss r'.1r and T0ac
Eeatte a. San IieE. teams travelling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Coach Joins Rival .

Southern Methodist University
scheduled a football game with
the Corpus Christi Naval Air Sta
tion team and then lost It's coach,
Matty Bell to that team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Time !. 2-a. OF 4 50.
pompA Double MhisS Midnight Boy
q Note Synergist Prenny. 'lpAko MUM.
gs-1'stfry- sfa afse Dancer a4sa=sAA.===
'Field.
SECOND RACE 81. 500. claiming. 5.
ferfec, score IHisie0 50 90 $50 $40
Plucky Teddy (GuerinJ 3 90 so
icy Run tRobertsonl 20
Time ! O6 - on 52iL
Red Duster Volitivs Kate's Silver. Bake
SHOP. 'sWes, Cakes, 'Atr Corps and
Smokn' OFT also ran.
Field.
THIRD RACE 81 500 claiming 3.yesr-
oids and up So fuTlongs
O n Joe (Guerin) $50 3s0 81
Lucky Maid tGonIsleI 40 20
Time oS 4.5, on 3 sou
South Drive. jay u. Kan and Low
Bridge also ran.
FOURTH RACE-3.year-o and ny. a
Aifsdildo CGuerinp TOO 800 24o
Foulsrd tMiMgAnD 4 40 , "a
NOtforme tGonzalez) ~
Time III IS, of 6.2i
Pink Diamond. Hadmore and Flourtown
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-olds, 8 tutlongs
Medis Luna CAdsmsl 40 90 ~
Bit o. Brown tMilhgAn) 80 %
Michigan Sweet tGuerinl 2 O.
Time III LIS. cn 6.5oh
White Bait, Nenci and Tower Maid also
ran
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr- olds. q furlongs
Flash Town adams 2. 90 90 y,
Gold Princess ,Hlgley) 100 ~
Conejo tFranklinl , ot
Time, Nj of =. al y
Gold supply. Patriot. FiDibeE, Bold Lucy
and Aridiscal also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 81 000. claiming, J
year-oids and up mile ana 70 yards,
ChArlAmsr (Higleyl 100 20 32f
Naldina Niscs Wrirho 1000 4 sc
Loretta Rice lHanAuerl } 81
Time I t3 2-S.
Ssrone. sue H., Fond Hopes and Judsor
also ran.
EIGHTH RACES 600. claiming, 3
wear -olds and up lis miles
'PHot Biscuit Partsol IA a. 81
Gold ReWthus tGueUn) So a.
ClRfcarole tFranklinb J ~
Time, IS 3-5.
sentimeDtallst. Summary Knock Knock
Senoma, DaEEIement BLACK Mint 'Bao9
Therese and Hindu spy also ran
sF,sit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

IEARNEn

Errors Tornsr Delegate. Two base
hits Gawronski. White Hts-OH Kelly
s in "a innings. Struck out BY Kelly
J. hy Houttemsn 3 by n Dieters 10
stolen base Tornsr Base on balls orr
y Dieters /. Double plays Martin TO
Bohlands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Extend SOftbdI
Entry DeddIine
Another Day

TFIar-. Co... f.N Moron .fer ~
+.... ,-i,l,.rf ..--,,,,.-rsi,, Inns .6rra-
y, t.ts f,,-,, 49,, As ,hs rAurra.
,-,--, -,0-r-..,r. r-r.s.I. glrhHts
~ .oav,, rrt-r.e fr ~. ANITA
-rsesIcui.i-,,. 5.-t-r-- .rs. trIsJ.tV'.
rc--c.e,,s,a.., pa rrr yar cham
r.l,sr.r. q. nr r..Re4 f-.- pe
- S..,,,r,I,-. iF.70
~,r-r-,ss.r-er Frank TaTerf,
rercsso5 ..t 1t teams alrrad,
entered as 0r Tuesday 0orung
--s be..a...r at-.-s informed hl~-
,rr..-rrfr... vrrr "a Tho mail, 10
vas 4-..slF te keep tro Dorart.
won't 80 paris, a7 Recreation az
f-e sA rI-uoo1 oarr until 80
r ~ trrfrr
soo-- said 5.'e r.t. rs would
r. ,ascr md -r-l. ..l teams 70
cbceL .eo Hst M learns 20 deter
min. shat rf-y arc included and
80. .,o, t. NOT hrrr put IN
'.t'' '''f
the wrong t.a-N.ho6II'h>
NFkNlt J. II ANS lIN1
-.,.. r...,, colfr.9e,
'"'' ''' 'N"'
FIC.G Fort WAYNE NaFH ~ AfnplA
Cvo1-a ia Nayaf Trairlny Ra.c
and Fara Naval Training Base.
''' So - src rot rcc,1rad
~ -
10 pay i2e entry zee. An serve
~. r,....i. H.,
free 81 "ii Ao'I''N 80 'lo' ~ ~ y -,
Detroit and Michigan Atkali FleIu
IN MNanOOftC, scene OK the tour
ratrenf tlt>
r,...t..- o.. ,-I..- ~ ,,4
Drawings TOT \ lass ~ a'' ,'
IunlCI teams VIII ot I'tu Nld' b
Park tomorrow night AZ p. m.
Nftcbtrar- Obio Softhal 1paprC
-, ,''u - 7, go hotu..o,, Rr,Srs
80 - I!,.,-,,.,,, an 80
boWherS ana Ffuchaut At 81 ana
Class a drawings will hC al s 30
oral 400 Co-Ede and Hudson No
l-uCd' So - IL CIV ', - ~
n,,op N,rNS
"N'""
nodEers Johnson koAl Pax, ITatue'
tnsn PARK Gfandmonl kecrsa, ion. i i,ocal
= Tinker Detroit Axle, Our Lady ~ Hep,
Michigan Alkah Club. Lincoln Local 300,
MURRAY LocAl No 2 continental Motors.
~ Lres Fast sidt All stars Tucson
Motor NO : esoft e.. Nes Ito h's, en-
osT zeri,n ocsi 1o4 Neirhborhood club
Rarnry.s Cocktail Bar try -Clab. Bour-
rsois t'ndertakers. Fruehauf Traners. Local
sFq georte Meas Brigrs Aircraft Hudson
Motor A No FL sports Hudson
Mo-, pol1s HAruer Recreation Penn
club oNeH Hoffner Briggs Bombers
shsr,ff BAIRD Vrris't Bar 81 Fli1Aheth
- Nav l. ( Amy Arthur's clothes
putrar Tool Contrary Axel Building. In
dustrIsI WE Cloth
80, ct,,
"H'oh 'i-NS9
locsi so0 Co-E1s Hudson Motor pe.
iense tnehe iioinoiF' - p F"''' N~A'
c,pIs
'LNNN
Noclv0rth Ttgerettes. kaufman Hue
Boa Local 500, Commando. 81. Peters
Nj Clemens.
CLASS n MN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Tiger Pitching Records

.Totals 100 ~ 81 s9i i31 3ot .t,2
.IneIISes totals Of Fuchs. Rowe an
McNAir and lie game OF july
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Tiger Batting Averages

Totals 100 1895 $40 s25 340 50 80
'Inciudos totals ~ Fucrs Rowe and Nc
Nsir and re game ~ July
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Yesterdays
Detroit Results

FIRST RACE 81 600. claiming 3-ysar-
Odds and up "a male
PAtroi Flight 1Higi6yj Q 50 e00 On
Happy Winner (GOu2alezl - 90 q s0
Bold Turk tWeidAmanl $50
Time ~ rs on 4 50.
PompA Double Whisk Midnight Roy
O Note. Synergist Prenny. 'lpako Multi.
ga-=~~t-ey-s sfa -ATAe Dancer s4sa=HAA.--
'Fieid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
FIRST RACE

FIRST RACE
SECOND RACE
THIRD RACE
N M
FOURTH RACE
FIFTH RACE
SIXTH RACE
SEVENTH RACE
EIGHTH RACE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
MEDITERRANEAN
Oh MIDWAY

AP Features
Strategic islands in the Medi-
teranean are the Balearics, off
Spain's east coast, north of AL
geria in the middle of a line OF
potential battle between Algiers
and Toulon.
A Spanish province. the Bale
aries consist of four big islands
Majorca, Minorca, Iviza and For
mentera-and numerous islets
Although mountainous their main
industry is agriculture.
Most of the population OF
365,000 resemble Catalons, but
have strong strains of Moor
They are hard-working; and
while illiteracy is high, crime is
low and begging is unknown
Their ancestors were famous
singers, got their name from
the Greek word Ballein, "tc
throw.
A main port is Minorca, east.
ly defended and with facilities
for big ships.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
NOTICE is GIVEN
ON REGISTRATION

Preparatory to the rationing of
fuel oif6 diesel oil and kerosene,
by the coupon system, in the
near r.. future. =. all dealers, secon.
Diary and primary suppliers of
Monroe coupty are required to
register at the Office Price Ad-
ministration Rationing Board,
Room No. 220, Federal Building,
Key West, on Form OPA R-1116,
which will be furnished by the
Ration Board on application, on
Friday and Saturday of this
week, December 4 nd 5.
After the first of next week
consumers may register for fuel
oil at the Rationing Board be-
tween the hours of 9 and IL am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
THE KEY WEST ELECTRYc
COMPANY

TO HOLDERS OF FIRST NrOpr
GAGE FIVE PER CENT EtETV
YEAR GOLD BONDS OF TuE
KEY WEST ELECTRIC con-
PANY. o'h
Under the Sinking Fund provi-
sion of the Mortgage or Deed of
trust, dated August 1; 1906, between
the above Company and State Strent
Trust Company. of Boston. the mn
dersigned Trustee hereby gives
notice that until December is. 1949
at twelve O'Clock noon, it will re-
celVe sealed proposals for the sal.
of the above named bonds at a price
not to exceed los per centum of the
principal plus interest accrued to
December 26. 1912, to absorb the
sum of Five Thousand. Three Hun
dred and FOrty-Two Dollars and
Seventy TWO Cents (S5.34272) or
any part thereof. Interest on bonds
purchased will cease on December
26, 1912. The right is reserved to
accept or reject any and all pro-
posals either in whole or in part.
STATE STREET TRUST COMPANY
By: s. Fl. WOlcOtt, Vice President
Boston, Massachusetts, December l,
1912. dec2-4-9-11,194
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
ADMIRAL DARLAN

AP Features
Few men have changed roles
so much in this war as balding,
taciturn, pipe-smoking Jean Louis
Xavier Francois Darland, 81, erst-
while strong man" of Vichy
France and collaboration with
Hitler, who now, as political
leader of the North African
French, resists the Axis.
Forty years in the French
Navy, a graduate of the French
Naval Academy, Darlan has new
er been with his fleet in major
battle. During World War 1, he
commanded battery of naval
guns on the Western Front, was
repeatedly cited for marksman-
ship, GOODNESS, energy, In 1899
he became eommander-in-chiet
of the French naval forces.
When France fell, Darlan
joined Petain's cabinet, soon be-
came vice-premier and was des-
ignated by Petain as his success
sor. Bitterly anti-British (due
to Britain's pounding of French
warships off Oran in 1940) he
threatened to send his fleet
against England to break the
blockade of France.
With apparent Nazi blessing,
he then became generalissimo of
French land, sea and air forces
and the overseas colonies, was
regarded by the world as an ap-
peaser second only to Laval.
Darlan is short husky. pre-
cise-and ambitious. If he
smokes his pipe horizontally,
he's feeling fine; if the pipe
tits up, he's in a fighting mood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
CONVENT PUTS ON
RED CROSS DRIVE

The girls at the Convent of
Mary Immaculate We'd with one
another to go lover the top" in
the Red Cross drive held last
week. Thermometers on two
large posters recorded each days
donations, and each day saw the
mercury rising toward the 1000
goal. Grades Seven and Eight
jumped to the top before the end
of the second day, while Grade
Six ran very close second. The
Seniors and the Freshmen would
not be outdone by younger girls
and they reached the goal before
the drive was over. The total sum
given to the Red Cross by the
girls is fifty-five dollars. Every
child contributed her share and is
the proud possessor of her badge;
each class records the names of
the donors on a membership GER
tificate which the Red Cross
Headquarters sent.
ST. Joseph School For Boys and
st. Francis Xavier School won
membership certificates also. The
former contributed fifteen dollars
and the latter, three dollars thirty
five cents. The children have
worked earnestly and deserve
congratulations on their whole
hearted cooperation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
LADY WITH SMELLY DOG

Editor, The Citizen:
Would you kindley tell me
where I can get room for a Lady
who has big smelly dog?
The dog must sleep on the bed
or in the bathroom the Lady
shores and snarl from IL o'clock
on, If you know wath mean by
IL O'cl She have a friend who
comes in and want to spit in the
house owners face, if she could,
and talked of filth. She was very
disappointed she could not get
quarters in Key west.-She wrote
to her eind:LCould it be a gor-
lila worfare or, is it just one of
them things.
HOUSE OWNER.
Key West, Dec. 2,
1912
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02

CRUSOE DROPS TEST
CASE ON AUTO TAG

Joseph Crusoe has discontin-
ued his case to test the validity
of the city ordinance providing
for the payment of So annual
automobile license.
Several weeks ago, MIR. Cru
soc, after he had been fined in
the police court for not having
license, took the case to the
circuit court, but Judge Arthur
Gomez ruled that the proper
procedure had not been followed
and dismissed the case. 1t was
said at the time the case would
be reopened, but, istead the Ii
cense has been obtained and the
fine paid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
L.EGALS

IN THE COURT OF THE COUN-
TY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate of
FANNIE GROSSMAN.
Deceased.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
probate Law 1921
TO All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Hester
Aipert' Radice, nee Grossman. has
1lIed her final report as admins
trarix of the estate of >, Fannie
eTrossman. deceased; that She fikaI
ner petition for final discharge. All
Snat she will apply to the HenorabL.
raymond r. Lord. County Judge df
Mohroe County, Florida. on the 2&h
Gay OF December, 1912, for appro,!siI
OF same and for final discharge rs
admlnistratriX of the estate OF
Fannle Grossman. deceased. on This
z4th day of November. 1912
HESTER ALPERT RADTCE,
Aa;. nee GrOssman.
AuIhihlstratrix of the estate of
Fannie Grossman, deceased
noVz5; dec2-9-l6.I942
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
GIVES FIGURES

Continued from Page One)
warships-just five times as
many tons as the American Navy
has lost.
He said too that the territory
that the Americans have cap
tured at New Guinea and in the
Solomons is more strongly held
today than ever before, with
enemy threats decreasing daily.
Secretary Knox disclosed that
the Navy now is closing in on
areas where the Japs are better
able to resist than they were
either at New Guinea or in the
Solomons. He did not indicate
where those areas are situated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
SELECT site FOR
COLORED SCHOOL
WILL BE ERECTED ON FORT
STREET BETWEEN OLIVIA
AND PETRONIA

The Local School Board ha:
chosen site on Fort street, be-
tween Olivia and Petronia streets
on which to erect the proposed
schoolhouse for colored children
and only two formalitieS are neces-
sary before the board asks for bids
to construct the building.
The site is SIG feet by 2O3
which will afford a large play
ground in addition to the area that
will be required for the building
The latter will be sufficiently
large to accommodate 40C
students. Schoolhouse and site
will cost $4,000
Melvin E. Russell. superinten-
dent of public instruction, said to-
day that the School Board has
provided $4,000 for the site and
building, and recommendation has
been made to the Federal Works
Agency to contribute S43,325.
Plans for the building have
been drawn, and Mr.. Russell
stated that as soon as the Federal
Works Agency approves the allot-
ment of $4,000 and the site, bids
will be asked for to construct the
schoolhouse. The agency, Mr.
Russell said, has had representa-
tive in Key West, adding, that the
site has been tentatively ap-
proved.
Mr.. Russell expects definite &C
ton will be taken in a week or so.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
BEACH REFRESHMENT
STAND is ROBBED

The Rrefreshment Stand ct
South Beach operated by Pedro
Aguilar was broken into and
robbed on Monday night. The
thieves made away with ten
cartons of cigarettes, six boxes
of cigars, twenty magazines and
funny books and other articles.
Mr.. Aguilar states that they
left the ice box and stand be-
cause they failed to bring along
a truck to haul them away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
CRISIS REACHED
in EDUCATION
BY JACK STINNETT
AP Features Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30
With the .back-to -school move
ment in full swing, U. S. Office of
Education officials are up to their
pedagogic chins in teacher
shortage situation that threatens
to outstrip the crisis of 1918.
In those years, 125,000 mex
perienced teachers were rushed
into the breach, but the ranks still
were $4,000 short of requirements.
DR.. Benjamin w. Frazier, USOE
specialist in teacher training. says
that the educational crisis ahead
is even worse than that.
In May, 1941, the shortage OF
vocational agriculture teachers
was already developing. Now all
48 states are reporting serious
shortages in that branch of in
struction. Even before faculties
checked in for the present fall
term, % states had reported
shortages in teachers of industrial
arts and trades. The most serious
situation apparently exists in high
school special and vocational sub
jects and in rural elementary
schools.
Florida reports that elemen-
tary schools in Is counties, high
schools in 10, will be short OF
teachers before January. Ken
lucky says approximately 4,00C
teachers, or 20 per cent, will not
return this winter. South Caro-
lima has lost more than so per
cent of its vocational agriculture
teachers.
Those are just samples of what
is going on. They do not, how
ever, indicate the dilemma faced
by many war industry communi-
ties that have mushroomed with
out even adequate school build
ing facilities, much less a teach
er reserve.
The causes, of course, are the
heavy demands of the armed
forces and the heavy drawing
power of bigger salaries in war
industries.
The Office of Education wasn't
caught mapping when the states
began to scream for help. The
Offices wartime commission
committee on teacher supply land
demand had been, studying the
situation for a long time. They
can't pull qualified teachers out
of thin air, but. they are making
a lot of suggestions that help.
In the first place, they say
get salaries up to where they
compete with those in the war
industries.
In the second place, give those
teachers retired because of mar
riage a break.
Other suggestions already put
into practice in many forward
looking states are: recall retired
instructors still mentally and
physically competent; drop the
bars against "out-of-state" teach
ers; issue emergency certificates
good for the duration" (29 states
already have done this): and of.
fer refresher courses for former
teachers who are willing to helr
the war effort by returning tt
their desks. ~ ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
(ZZ[II[%%@
GREAT INCREASE IN
SALE OF DRIVERS
LICENSES REPORTED

Judge Raymond r. Lord
said today that his records
show that from August 20 to
November 80. 1912. he sold
almost as many automobile
/. drivers licenses for the 1912
'43 period as he sold in IL
months for the ls4l-'42
period.
I During all of the latter
period. Judge Lord added. the
number of licenses sold to-
tailed s.478. whereas the IL
censes issued since August 20
of this year total 5.275. a diff
ference in number of only
2o3.
That number. Judge Lord
declared. most likely will be
made up before the end of the
year. The fact is. he said. dur
ing yesterday and up to noon
today about rs more licenses
are in process of being is
sued.
The licenses issued since
August 20 to November 80 are
classified as follows: junior
operator. IT; regular operator.
4.ls7 and chauufeus. l.0ll. to-
falling s.27s. The chauufeurs'
licenses include those issued to
drivers of taxis. trucks. vans
and similar vehicles. and the
Junior licenses to drivers un-
der 10 years of age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
PEOPLES FORUM

The C1rlsen welcomes express
stems OF the views Of its read.
ers. bat the editor reserves the
right TO delete any items
which are considered lfbeloms
or unySarranted. The writer's
should be fair and eonfine the
letters to 800 words. and write
ON one side OF the paper only.
Signature Of the writers must
accompany the letters and will
be published unless requested
otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
ELKY CHARITY
BALL SATURDAY

The Elks' Annual Charity Ball
will be given on Saturday night,
December S, at the Habana-Ma-
drid Club, corner of DIVA, and
Front streets. 49,. a.if pso.f7Ic o.
The affair, with an excellent
floor show, will begin at 9 o'clock,
and will continue until the mid
night hour.
All preparations have been
made for this annual event, and
an enjoyable evenings entertain
ment is promised all who attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
MARRIED IN TAMPA

News has been received in the
city announcing the marriage of
John Bonito Espinosa, 81. of Key
West, and Melvina Neeld Airline,
20, of Tampa, in the west coast
city recently.
Mr.. Espinosa is a brother of
Jose Espinosa, member of the Key
West police department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
AXIS FORCES

Continued from Page One)
and had shot down "many Allied
planes. .-.
A British column, it was an
nounced, is also on its way to-
ward Tripoli,. and it was report
ed that city is the objective also
of a Gree French" army march
ing farther southwark. Both
columns, it was stated, are. likely
to arrive in Tripoli long before
Rommel reaches there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-02
=: SOCIETY ::
JUNIOR CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN THURSDAY

Miss Alicia Mccoy and Mrs.
Edward r. Johnson will enter
tain the Junior Woman's Club al
their clubhouse on Duval street,
Thursday evening, between the
hours of seven and nine.
All members are requested to
return either tickets or money to
the chairman of the dance COM
mittee. r-1
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MARRIAGE MART

County Judge Raymond r
Lord has issued the following
marriage licenses:
Irving William Whitehead, 20,
of Nashville, Tenn, and Anabel
LoneS, Is, of Key West; Fred
erick M. Folsom, 80, of Dodge
vile, N. Y, and Marjorie I. Pei
key, 80, of Saranac Lake, N. Y;
Martin E. Dair, 80, of New York
City, and Helen Mullen, 81, of
Northbend, Ore.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to those friends and
neighbors who were so kind to
us during our recent bereave-
ment, the death of our beloved
one, Joe Hesson. We are indeed
grateful to those who gave the
use of their cars, the donors OF
the lovely floral tributes and
messages of sympathy.
dec2-1t THE FAMILY.