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Evening star., 1943-12-21
Maryland U. Plans
Graduation Of ISL
Seniors This Week
IS to Receive Diplomas
Tomorrow at COLLEGE
Park Exercises

The University of Maryland will
hold graduation ceremonies at Col
lege Park and at Baltimore this
week when ISL seniors will be
awarded diplomas.
At exercises at pm. tomorrow
at College Park, SIS seniors and 10
graduate students from the COL
leges OF agriculture, arts and SCI
ences, business and public admin
istration, education, engineering,
home economics and the graduate
school will receive their degrees.
The ceremonies will be held In the
auditorium Of the Agriculture
Building.
At the Baltimore ceremony, which
will be held in the Lyric Theater,
So seniors from the university's
school of medicine will receive de-
grees. These include 81 who also
will receive their commissions as
second lieutenants in the Army; 10
members of the Navy VIZ program
who will be commissioned junior
grade lieutenants in the Navy and
Is civilian students.
Senator Sothoron to Speak.
L. Harold Sothoron, State Sena-
tor from Prince Georges County.
will deliver the address at the Col
lege Park ceremony, and Brig. Gen.
Frederick w. Rankin of the Army
Surgeon Generals Office here. will
address the medical school gradu-
ates. President H. C. Byrd will
confer the degrees.
Medical school graduates from the
Washington area who will receive
their degrees at the Baltimore ex-
ercises are:
Frederick Bertram Brandt, 5211
Thirteenth street NV; De Voc Kep-
ler Meade, 609 Hilton street, COL
lege Park, Md, and Harold Ster-
ling. 4lo2 Fourteenth street NV.
and Hamilton P. Dorman.
Those who will receive degrees at
ceremonies at College Park are:
AGRICULTURE.
Mueller. Raymond G. staffei HE Heino, If
Noiand' Paul E, Tarbet, William l.
fS
Allen. Gladys M Leighton Poberta
Andreae, Janet Mendum Fyelyn r.
PS1oome Pa Helen Osann. Ruth H.
rrddiI9unar. Faltn Z OSha ughnesSv, NJ
Gompers, Beryl NJ Sherman Ma
Hobbs. Elizabeth M Stevens EIs;o
RReTT,to"luZ; ReT,n ~; MurieI 8. Stidman. John c.
Henner' Wlliiam Whyte. Frances O
neLS. DoroIhy X. Woodrinr. Janet n.
hlehAoIer' n. r. Richmond Carl H.
BUSINESS AND PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION.
Bal!ey Leslie Reed Barbara z
SSsaIIIRan, "iiNam l. SensS, Robert w.
Hiebie, Natalie r. stevens, Hannah v,
Kins sman. James G. Turner. Edward c.
Me cMorris K E.. Turner Jane e
SpicKard. E.eanor A. Wolman, Albert
ENGINEERING.
Gurrin, Clifton B. Mikolopoulos G. N
HaTnausn; Daniel g. Price. Henry W. ir.
Kirk, Millard F. Stine, Ralph z.
Melton. Gne H.
HOME ECONOMICS.
Chadeayne, Ann r. Ladd. Beverly
Fell, Elizabeth L. TompkinS Vera NJ
Hutchinson, Y. J. Uhler, Elizabeth T.
Jeffers. Winfred E.
GRADUATE STUDENTS.
| Master Of Education.
Burnside, Esther G. Hartzeli r. H.
| Rurdette. Eunice Z. Nelson, Gladys W.
Grove, Edith M Roweli. Ann H.
Echenrode, C. ). sanderiin. walter S.
Kahi, Mary e,
Myers, Alfred T. Reed. Edward L.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Sergt. Charles Scott
Killed on Air Raid
Alexandria Athlete Dies
In Attack Over Humburo

Staff Sergt. Charles T. Scott, "a,
of q West Myrtle street, Alexandria,
tail gunner in a Flying Fortress, has
been killed in action in a raid over
Evening star., 1943-12-21

thousands OF Americans have
sent their blood into battle as lives
are being saved through blood plas-
ma tranSfuSions.
The American medical men shown
here are undergoing final instruc-
ton in England. Buy War bonds.
,, Omitted States Treasury Department,
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PROUD OF BALL FIELD

Editor, The Citizen:
I would greatly appreciate you
allowing me a space in your
columns to express my great sur
prise over the wonderful trans
formation that has taken place on
the old incinerator grounds on
Flagler Avenue which have been
converted into a ball park or
stadium, which ever it may be
termed.
After having made an obServa-
ton of the grounds as they are at
the present time, with such won
derful improvement. l want to
congratulate the Stadium Com
mittee and other sports fans who
have put forth their efforts to
turn trash dur p pile into a
creditable looking ball field.
This is very good demonstra-
ton of what can be accomplished
when people want to do some
thing, with a determination to see
that it is brought to a successful
conclusion.
These stadium grounds, with
bleachers installed and fenced in,
will afford an opportunity for the
youths who follow baseball and
other sports to enjoy themselves
to the limit, which will also fur
nish entertaining and clean sport
for the numerous spectators who
will assemble at the park to en-
joy this great National game
baseball especially, which has
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been game long enjoyed in the
Island City.
Key West has produced many
good ball player, and many of the
boys who are now starting in the
game. will no doubt prove to be
just as good as those in the past.
| have only one adverse COM
ment to make, and that is allow
ing trucks to run over the cleared
off grounds in reaching the rear
of the dump pile to empty their
loads. A road has been cleared
away for the trucks to enter and
leave.
More power to those who are
responsible for the wonderful i'm
provement A FAN.
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Chapter II
Familiar Profile


Joyce followed to the bedroom
- doorway and when the light
was turned on she saw that here
too, search had been made. Then
a new thought struck at her and
she turned and hurried back
across the living room.
This was a front apartment
with two windows overlooking
the street and one on the side. She
went to one of those at the front
and pressed her face against the
glass.
Below the wet pavement was
sleek and shiny with the reflection
of the corner street light, the tops
of the parked cars glistening. The
branches of a maple tree, its
leaves mostly gone. swayed be-
fore her in the wind, making a
tracery of light and shadow across
her face.
When she could find no sign of
life in the night she stepped to the
side window. Across an eight or
ten foot gap another apartment
house blocked her view and not
until she looked down did she see
him. 1t was the movement at first
that caught her eye. like sliding
shadow, incomplete but definite.
It fed along the base of the oppo-
site wall. turned. was caught
briefly in the rays of the street
light, and was gone, not towards
Dean Thorndike's parked car but
the other way. to safety.
Joyce caught her breath. That
deeting glimpse had shown her a
slender, overcoated figure that
held a suggestion of tallness even
from this angle. There was some
thing sickeningly familiar about
that figure, about the instantan-
eous flash of a profile as it turned
the corner of the building.
Ward Allen, Joyce thought. And
then, left with nothing but the
shiny sidewalk below her. refused
to believe it. She must be mis-
taken. She had barely seen him.
How could she be sure =. -?
She turned, aware that Della
was beside her Not knowing how
long she had been standing there,
but certain the girl had also been
looking out, she felt her veins run
cold.
Delia!"
did you see him?" The girl
seized one arm. "Who was it?"
81 don't know"
Della looked up at her, face
tense and lips parted.
Joyce"
II don't" Joyce said. "I'm not
even sure l saw him. Something
moved-a shadow or something
it might have been a man. How
can tell?"
81 suppose you couldn't" Della
said; then, her voice awed and
low: What if the envelope had
been here?"
But it wasn't. That's why we
decided to leave it at my place,
isn't it? So no one could find it?
And now we'll keep it right there
until you know what's to be done
with it,
Della released her grip and
lowered her glance, and there was
something so forlorn about her
that Joyce took her in her arms.
Charming Hest0r
THE little butler took Murdock's
l. hat and coat, and escorted him
through the sitting room to the
library door. Hestor was sitting
on the leather divan, well
propped up with pillows, p maya
zine in her hand.
Thank you, Edward" she said.
Il think that will be all"
Edward bowed and withdraw
with a: Very well, Madam" and
when Murdoch hesitated. Hestor
arose and offered him both hands.
AS she stood erect curious
warmth stirred in him, rising
across his chest and up into his
throat, and when he took her
hands his fingertips tingled.
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.One-Minute SPORTS Quiz
Answers Elsewhere on Page

AuSWSIS GA4SS w AAGAC SAA q go
/. Who played such brilliant
quarterback spot for the Tulsa
Eleven during the last football
season?
2. How does the Blue-Grey
Football series stand in wins.
losses?
3. What branch of the service
did Prince Hal Schumacher join?
4. What player did The Sport
ing News choose as the most out
standing of the AZ Baseball sea-
son?
5. What was the score of the
Boston College-Holy Cross game
in December?
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id$
by Geeses
Hormou
Coke

she sent her eyes ND at him.
specializing. She smiled again. he
grinned back.
WELL" she said. "am all right,
do you think?"
Murdoch coughed. ST think So"
he said, his embarrassment pass
ing. "and maybe even a little on
the gorgeous side"
That's worth a drink, coming
from you"
She gestured to one side and he
saw the tea wagon that had been
used that morning. He busted
himself with Scotch and ice and
soda, and handed her drink. She
sat down on the divan. He took a
chair opposite, got up again to
give her a cigarette and went
back.
whats this about Ward Al
len?" he asked
Her face sobered and she looked
past him. 81 don't know, exactly.
I liked Ward, and in Carague he
wasn't altogether very successful.
That's what I wanted to talk to
you about. I'm not sure that I
should, although l know what
I'm about to say will be safer with
you than anyone else. met
him not long after he arrived in
San Baria. 1t was inevitable that
l should, since good-looking young
Americans are scarce and always
in demand at club parties and
dances"
She settled herself against the
pillows and looked in her glass.
He'd come there to work for
bank or some investment COM
pany branch. hadn't he? The rep
resentative of some American
concern at any rate. Later when I
heard that he had lot his Job, ]
could understand why" ~ ~ y
She drank again and put her
glass aside. 4
Black Past
WHAT actually happened was
w that he was picked up by
political group. As a matter of
fact, it was a pro-Nazi crowd
this was before Poland-and they
were out to increase their infiu-
ence in any way they could. ]
don't know just what Ward was
supposed to do; some sort of lob
byist, | think. The thing was, he
had a lot of dash and good looks
and clothes; he knew everyone
and was always around. His sort
could be valuable to almost any
sort of organization. In any case
he went along like that for quite
some time; then there was some
mix-up and he was on his own
again. :. Oh, yes"-she hesitated
IT almost forgot to tell you that
Perry Clarke was part of the
same crowd"
"Oh," Murdoch said, $50 that's
how it started?"
81 don't know" Hestor an
sWered, 'but let me tell you the
rest of it-I'm nearly finished. ;. :.
About that same time, Ward was
seeing quite a lot of some woman
who said she was an Italian
Countess-the Countess de Fee
rani. She was a professional
charmer. Well-she had a small
party one night. Ward stayed late
and there must have been a lot of
drinking because-at least from
what heard-when the Countess
woke up the next day she was
alone. and missing a pearl neck
lace and a sapphire and diamond
bracelet. The police found them
in Wards apartment-I believe
he was still drunk when they
came. He was arrested, of course,
but somehow managed to get out
of the country before he was
tried"
Perry Clarke knew about it,
didn't he?" he asked.
Naturally"
"You think Clarke tried to
blackmail Ward?"
81 don't know. That's why !
wanted to talk to you. If I told
the police that's what they would
think, isn't it,"
'Tm afraid So"
"And yet"-Hestor eyed him
steadily-"why should he? After
what had given him?"
To be continued
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LORD MAYOR HAS
SET NEW RECORD
CRY Associated Prexs1

PLYMOUTH, Jan. ga new
mayoral record in 500 years of
incorporation was established
when Lord Astor was reelected
Lord Mayor for the fourth sue
cessive year.
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PEOPLES FORUM

The CiTlsen welcomes express
slons of the views Of it's read
ers, but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items
which are considered libelOun
or unwarranted. The writer's
should be fnir and confine the
letters to 500 words, and write
on one side OF the paper only.
Signature OF the writers must
accompany the letters and will
other wise.
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Q.-Will a married couple earn
ing l,206 per year with two de-
pendents have to pay income
tax?
Amy person who has a
gross income of 1900 a year and
is of married status must file a
return. Where there are depend
ents, there will be no tax La
bility. Claim for exemption must
be made.
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and Duncan, of Miami, eight,
without an error.
Score: r. II. E..
Milans - 900 900 600 l 4
Key West O61 302 00x-12 16 0
Murff and Schader; Covington,
Bethel and c. Griffin.
Two-base hits: M. Griffin,
Covington, A. Acevedo; stolen
bases: Gates 2, Acevedo 2, J.
Carbonell 2; umpires: Ordway,
Sawyer and Sevilla.
600
Trojans lost the opening game
of the afternoon to the Bacardi
Club, 3-6.
Davila and J. Carbonell each
hit two safely.
Score: R. H. E.
Trojans ------------------------- 8 6 4
Bacardi ------------------------------6 8 7
Wickers and ]. Navarro; j.,
Casa and I. Rodriguez.
Two-base hits: Hernandez,
Wcikers, Woodson and Rueda;
stolen bases: Salinero, j. Car
bonell; umpires: Sawyer and
Mullins.
On December rs, challenge
baseball game was played at the
Navy Field and ended in the
last-half of the ninth with two
down. Conchs and Pirates were
the participants.
Mario Hernandez, in that in
ming, singled. A. Hernandez
doubled and Barcelo flied out.
Mario Hernandez scored after
the catch to win the game, ga.
Joe (House) Casa pitched the
full game for the victors. Rob
ert Bethel hurled eight frames
and Covington finished the game
for the Conchs.
The Pirate infield handled ID
assists and Is putouts without an
error.
Villareal and J. Casa were the
leading hitters.
Score: X. II. Z.
Conchs 200 200 OO0-4 10 3
Pirates $500 101 100 1913 II 0
Bethel, Covington and c. Grit
fin; J. Casa and Rodriguez.
Two-base hits: c. Griffin, Viii
Iareal, P. Carbonell A. Herman
dez: stolen bases: Acevedo, AL
bury, C. Griffin, Villareal, Beth
FL. Davila and M. Hernandez;
umpires: Hale, Wickers, Sevilla
and Woodson.
On December 26, the Poultry
men won over the Cuban Club.
and the Troians downed the Pr
rates in a doubleheader played
at Navy Field.
Frank Tynes and Melvin Tynes.
brothers, were opposing pitchers
in the first game. Frank won.
Peter Castro hit three safely.
Score. R. H. E.
Poultrymen ---------------------- o IL
Cuban Club ------------------- 4 3 s
F. Tynes and A. Castro; M.
Tynes. Alfonso and Fernandez.
600
In the second game, Salinero
held the Pirates to three hits. j.
Carbonell hit two safely.
Score: n. II. Z.
Pirates $500 600 600 O0l-1 8 Z
- OO1 1O1 00x-3 4 2
Malgrat, Barcelo and Rod
riguez; Salinero and Joe Navar-
70.
TO BE CONTINUED
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SKEPTICISM BAcKFIREs

HENDRICKS FIELD, Fla, Jan.
IA bulletin in a squadron or
derby room read; "All those who
do not believe in Santa Claus will
sign here" Later, the Squadron
Commander checked the list, and
to the surprise of those who had
admitted their skepticism, he an
nounced. "All those who signed
have assigned themselves to KIP
duty on Christmas Day
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Q.-Do / have to get a ration
ing book for kerosene that I
cook with.
Ayes. You can get one from
your local rationing board.
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SPORTS QUIZ ANSWERS
Questions Elsewhere on Page

Questions Elsewhere on Page :
/. Glenn Dobbs.
2. Three-two in favor of the
South.
3. The u. S. Naval Reserve. -
4. Ted Williams. Boston Red
Sox.
5. SIS to IL in favor Of Holy
Cross.
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Today we continue our review
+ the national pastime in Key
Vest since the last 1905. In our
asst column we covered several
Eeeks of the late months of 1888,
hiding early in December of that
lear. We go on from there.
On December Is, 1888, the
Sacardi club won the round
obin play-off series, it was an
bounced.
In games that day, the Tro-
ANS downed the Poultrymen, 9
10 2, while the Bacardis and
Poultrymen played to a A tie.
4 H. Gates poled two safeties in
the first game to lead the hit
tiers.
Score: r. H. E.
glroJanS -------------------------------- y 3 z
lPoultrymen ------------------------ 2 6 10
Salinero and Joe Navarro; H.
lGates and AL. Rodriguez.
600
In the second game, Malgrat
had bad first inning, allowing
all his opponents runs and four
hits, thus depriving himself of
victory.
Score: R. H E
BacardiS -----------------.--.---- q 10 O
POultrymen ---------------------- 4 7 5
Malgrat and I. Rodriguez: Mo
lima and A. Castro.
600
The records showed that the
Key West Conchs had won three
straight games in the Miami
Winter Baseball League. The
games were taken by the fol-
lowing scores:
Key West 10, Hialeah 4;
Key West 10, Frederick's Mar
ket 4 az innings;
Key West 3, Railey-Milan l.
Robert Bethel won the first
game as the Key West mounds
man and Lefty Covington won
the second and third.
The Conchs have hit in the fol-
lowing manner:
A. Hernandez, four out of IL;
Philip Baker, two out of eight;
Armando Acevedo, four out of
10;
William Gates, three out of
five (three rbi's);
Esmond Albury, five out of IA
(three rbi's);
Cyril Griffin, five out of 10
(three rbi's);
Jackie Carbonell, one out of
eight;
Marvin Griffin, three out of 10;
Lucilo, three out of 10;
Bethel, none in four;
COvington, three out of nine;
julius Villareal, two out of
seven;
Gabriel Garcia, one out of
four.
On December Is, at the Navy
Field, the Railey-Milan outfit
was shutout OH by the Key
West Conchs, due to the great
pitching of Lefty Covington and
Robert Bethel.
Covington, who hurled five
innings, did not allow a hit.
Bethel gave up one.
Armando Acevedo, dean of To-
cal shortstops, poled two singles
and a double. William Gates
hit three singles. Hernandez, c.
Griffin, M. Griffin each hit two
safely.
Acevedo handled nine chances
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RESIDENTIAL HOUSING
NOW AT A STANDSTHL

NEW YORK Jan 8-Con-
structien Of al types e the
United States IN 1872 came to
an estimated SlLl80 00a008.
which vas S60o. 00o. 600 less than
1871.
Residential construction Vtrru-
ally ceased. save for war houS-
mig, but industrial building was
huge. s@
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-08
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