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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

Msrnher teams Of the Island
1"F haaetall League plaved /.
aeilce dos4hleheader a ,hs g.
ai.iu Yesterday.
me hogs sure msrurieaa a..
After me heavy rasns a.
i'4 past weekend. we were
-i'lsf uae impression nat !, a..
laie 90 play on the S.
49," tleia. bat the perfnrmers
haa other ideas
ne lnst game weus ala. ga,
.''''f inninEs and ended IA a ss
het~ecn the Regular snd
Ecd haiders.
nt A1taFs had q number a. ols
laffa beg ther linoup. tnels,dtrg
1yfh toie Man Griffin. P,,his
,aiafsi Cartaoneii. WIN. 0Butrhl
a', 1aekie CT-Bonyl Carhonell
afiin lskippeD Rucda. papsto
'''.sh ininE Machin and others
MASTERS Displayed much
pinEer team with Mario Her
H@f.iez Chas Albury. J Navar-
- halsfat. } Alblry and sev.
ffal ufhers
lH ihe nlghtcap. Machinists had
eEaad club an the field A little
Haf prartlce and fans viii hear
o. fem them some II their
piafsra hatr engaged IN softhaH
4" hng ihry aiu have % partci-
Pete n number uf games before
ftf case Eet uaod 60 the differ
rnrr m thr sac of the field and
ball
Bed Readers opposed the Ma
.hufsis in the second game IN
piars of suaihcrn EngsneeFs and
tHn ihh isme Egineers failed
fa alau 49, far the game
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

The ofacial fall and winter
opening On Saturday night Of
Key Vests most exclusive nighf
spat. Club Sagaioa. vas success
fun In every way. Many improve
ments are In evidence. On the
front q the building . a new
neon sign in gay bright colorx
whach invites the public % dine
and dance. Tae Ssrving If dinners
IN the new dining room and
eocktsil lounge. where meals are
now eeing sevesd week days and
Sundays from . o'clock in the
evening 20 closing: proved be-
yond doubl SATURDAY. and sunday
evenings the need for an eating
establishment 81 the excellent
character % tins new one. The
menu Includes q vide seleCti0n.
Among the items offered are
steaks, chops. fried Maryland
chicken and SEA food and other
good things that So 90 make up
. peAecily balanced meal. The
foods are of the best quality.
perfectly prepared by q chef who
knows the culinary art q pleas
ing the palates Of the most ex-
acting clienteL The dining room
service Is az 3 high order. only
thoroughly expeaenccd wait-
rcsscs are In attendance. They do
their part IN making patrons
dinners entirely satisfactory. The
cost Of dinners Is moderate and
IA Keeping NIth the high quality
q the foods and excellent service
Andered. In addition 90 dinners.
bot and cold sandwiches Of ali
kinds may BE- had
Aosi enloyabie music for dane
ing % furnished b the rythmic.
nelodic Sugaloa Trio. which IN
cludes George Curry John Pirt.
chard and Gus Aysla This trio
plays sunday evenings and every
~eek CAV evening except Tues
day.
Drinks a< made - the two
bars from only the hcsl of nation
ais known beverages. they are
Of . quality that compare fav-
'orably with the best 10 BE- had
nyNhcre.
PCS an enjoyable Satisfying
evening. you and your friends
should start with dinner a. CLUB
Sue.ioa. where Boz Taylor viii
b. your host
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

The deeidina game % ths play
.fi rhs betNceu Army Bar acks
d 8oand school Cos the cham
rimahIp 90 the Service Safihall
iaaNaF = scheduled for tpmof-
raH miEht nl - o'Ciork
Ngneb.a snd Waeghe. opposing
nfChefa have been practicine
eal haFd since Sssund school
fgtned ne series a. one all Pr
CAS- nsahf A real battle Is assured
isHa tomorrow night
lHmr mlt early h you want o.
$50 sod sat. for the Army
Hsa aN coming out in force and
sf lbaol alll bring aui their
.affe fHgf 30 u vii bs hard O.
atat
Tta aamr eIil have no time
UHH De- ull D. played until
us 81 tht Clubs ain
MnaEfr Jas Harrison e Army
bad psunNka Tuitle Bice
r4uaa d. Crrtts Lebb and
Huan.IIa and Malnsf aut far
naulna praftttg every aay IT,
am th.t sIe Iust faung o. -.
M hs and hla suuud School
ha have iust hesn resilng and
n na skuli practIce every day
Ihf alsa claim thfB are ready
e. IaH waiting See ths umpire
....I aI PLAY halI
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The WEATHER


Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
wtth showers ard thundsrssorras
thas afternoon. tenight ard Tues
day Fresh eastsriy winds. mod
eFately str0ng a. times. Small
cram warnings displayed
Florida: Partly ciondy shis aft
erno0n. tonight and Taesday with
scattered showers and thnnder-
siTma ahan9 the aoaatheass coast
and during the afternoons over
south and eentral poFtions.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits ard East Gulf Easterly
Winds. noderaie TO frekh this afr
eFno0n, tonight and Tuesday, en-.
eept occasionally moderately
strong over south portien. today
Partly cloudy weather with scat
tersd showers and Thunderstorm
over south portion
Jacksonville % Apalachicola
Small craft warnings are display.
cd tn KEY West district. Frexfl
easteFly winds. moderately ssrOns
az times.
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tasf received several copies ~
faf DlAC paeket. weekly pub
Hahea si Guam
Dc hat several pictures ~ Igna-
.a talionfil playing tennis over
fatt aud alnnlnR from such
f iack Curtis far l3 years
.fF champ al Los Angeles. Calf
W uafan Elhs tbe Junior doubles
aHd single champ oi thr lone
fH siaff Murray GresnbeTe 81
Anssirs the JUNIOR tennis
lnahii
500 can see that oar las
1Hns go uahi ard the papers
a'aatE ueiU to him as lguacio
lafhHnfu 1f Key Wesi. Fla
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TOO HOT ron HOMEWORK


EdItaf The Clua@n
Out 10 the tcaehtI. Boz HuI put-
lt schools told htt pupils ths lrsi
Agek ~ fris semester that 30 IS
taa r.t iar tntm Ga hat, hums
sHTk ara warned them not t1
take q -lnEle book sut ~ the
rom rI t1dy az humy
ln ths ieht ~ the msthad &
teaching she 30 employing Nc
aonHef 4 she didn't os'at around
thC btsh 10 htI lustuartlaus to
bar pupils The sasy aay 49, has
Used thl past three weeks .n
Icarnlng hsr charges tht funds-
menlsl SO education loads one iD
bshete she actually meaut O. vas
too hot for hes O. BE- bothered
Wifh the extra dutles homework
ouli entail
without any bcnefft 81 studs
tbs teacher pops problems and
questions 10 her pupils and II thev
answer ~Tung thr first time .hp
g.tss them aHstAsl Chahss MAJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

SOFTBALL GAMES
At PARK TONIGHT
If RAIN PERMITS

Weather PERMITTING. . double
header Of sofihsll Is scheduled
for play tonigbl a. the Bayvsew
PARK Field under floodights
Sound School. noN battling
for championship q the Service
League. viii engage the Amer
can Legion ten e the Civilian
League In a FIRST game exhibition
% J 30 o'clock
A Civilian League contest b.
tween B29 Bombers and Miami
Daily News a 600 O'Clock all
cumpiete the twin hill
Here s froN teaFns lineup im the
Civilian circuit, as Of games LIST
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urally after the class discussions
on the answers. most - the pupils
gci Their problems and answers
correct the secand tlnne Thus
an abundance Of As and the
elimination of an overw helfufna
Percentage uf dumbbellN
honew ogk would require the
teacher Co select and assign GER
tain portions II each lesson for
hes pupils GO review beforc com
ing 90 school TINS. naturally
would mean more problems and
questions for the instructor 70
g. adc VI make this statement
nom past Observations and our
o~n personal experience IN the
public schools q Key West u Is
pe fectiy natural 60 assume the
average student can So more
pIoblems and answer more asaes-
iIons u ht AS studied thc las
suns ihan student that ism
gwen an ppogiunity a. review
ms AoTk 20 90 o. most cases
hen teachers give homcNolk
ihtN usually find they haven't
'me dlrng .chuol hours 60 grade
81 papts handed uu % thc pu
pals. and necessarily have home
"a lrk ni their oWn The teacher
Ac refer 90 must have had this
iu mind
Some student, are naturally
smart while others are Just aver
sse or betUN average The smart
ones mas find q isn't nsoesssry
o. take their huuk, home 60 study
pfat ldlng ihss are gwen certain
Tune rn class 90 review fns lessan
from Whieh trr rcs,her NIll select
queston> ani &. oblrms 80 - an
swcr,d oI AoIkod
Those average "a. below aver
ase pupils egu o., nmt to studs
their Reasons When. O.. fn fhs
ssse of th- pantuls teacher
questions af problems ar, popped
81 them without ans preparation
b hatr.er. thcS 0eeuml ues. older
esq., and tsInE young cannot coll
h,f ihe thoughts fast enough
o. work .uf the pfor.ems bef1Te
fHe Teacher calls tonne
OF ruuIsl smuns these syeragr
nliaw 4ssrsE, pap.l. are
nawh,f Nha newer -tuds ln ttey
class there are slAsss some Nho
nate mat don't care altitude
ActutheI,,s. %, students Who
as, Ulign. and n mans cases.
IS ana to stuiy their lessons b.
fore me teacher gives them the
questions shc selects should b.
gwen au opportunity fs ta 80
There .s sentiment against
Tour.a arF among parents. and
mat s 80 right uIt pupils should
b. gwen tre privilege q taxing
hare tbs. uuuk q. study e thCs
car, Gao Do So
" hope me students in this
particular teasht. class all
continue o. make t.des 10 Their
eudtataI O. Dr. cducatsd - hlle
ani. her tuttIaEc but AZ have
auI doubts " need GOOD
headed instructor and not those
kind ArS ale .tua h0t Ca -
Catht-cd
INTERESTED :
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

COUNTY DEALER SALESMAN
WANTED

Build up > business u your 0~n
Nifh National Advertised Prod
ucts bearing Underwriters La
bcl Sell % schools. factories.
service stations. warehouses.
hotels. restaurants. public In
stitutlons. truck and bals com
panieS. grain elevators. house
tIsileTs. eta CapablC man can
earn real money Established IN
1915 Write letter wIth details
81 age, past experience. etc fhs
F'yr-FytcT Company Dept. Al.
Dayton ] Ono octi-ltN
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COMING SOON

Othsr Kcy West ball play afs
in service and Whom AZ expect
haek home soon sfe Amanda
AecVodo. Dudo' NllalCd Jesus
GarCis. A Mpnpndek A lsstIts
h Thompson r Arnold Buster
Roberts. ? Aritas. X Archer. d
Mgl arths and MANY others W
hops thDy TCtum before Christ
mas.
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DRIVER SEES SNAKE

Y1ldcr. Wv EdEs- Hughea.
Ianchcr. declares b. Mas ahso-
lutely softer " hen he saW q large
bullsnakc crawl I'd and WTap b.
self % und Hls cars radiator
while b, Aas driving The rcpi h.
pccfci ntentIR ~ hIm fof q few
minutes and then disappeared.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

what You want special lao
erty' Why. you Just returned
from leave
But ] Nant tn get mafrit 4.
sIT
Couldn't YOU Get marTWd
&hale on leave
dldni a ant to spoil ne
lea.e- .Ir
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

q feature 81 thu games PLAYED
81 BayvieW PARK Is the plan by-
play account broadcast over the
public address system maintained
by tire City Recreation Depart
mrnt
Tomorrow night. the final and
deciding battle Vt the Service
League championship playoff sc-
ues viii BE- fought 10 Sound
School and Army Barracks q Is
expected the opposing are pitch
srs. Vcnexio los Army and
Waeghe f0T the Sonar boys. ALL
h. "a the mound Zach has won
a game IN thc three-Cuntest So
ries
THIS Is hoN the series stands
before the rubber gam tomuT-
roW night
Club "a Z. Pet
Army Barracks 4 500
Sound School 4 500
Mschinists ard southern Engi-
neers all play . second game
Tuesday night
The schedule for the week. as
released ~ the Cty Recreation
Department follow
TONIGHT
Z 30 Sound school IS Amer
can Legion teKhibitionl
800 B29s IS Miami Daily
News
TOMORROW NIGHT
30 Sound school IS KY
West Barracks final con
test 1T service league
championship plaVottI
= u0- Maehinlsts IS SuuthCTn
Engineers
THURSDAY NIGHT
Z 30 Cocs- Cola Gus IS mob
Guis
900 Pine Bows 50 American
Legion
FRIDAY NIGHT
"a Maghlnlsfs IS keY West
Barracks tfxhlbltiont
. 90 Aviation Civilians as
vPniIs lexhibtoni
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ron HIRE

For Hrg~Tr4ck. general moving
} e. Ramsey. 7U9 Whtmarsh
Iare Temporary phone. 49,.
from b an. 90 q 80 pm.
oCtl -6tx
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Sawyer Wss also manned q msm
1tF oi tht hoaId a. directors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

In the Eyangelinc country Il
Nova Scotia. Canada. are the
largest apple orchards m the
British Dominions.
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key West. Va. Oct. /. ia45
Observation taken a. so am
Eastern War Tine City Officel
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Ffeeipkfaflon
Rainfall, "a hours ending
$50 an. inches tl03
Total rainfall since Oct. 1.
incbes l.05
Excess since October I.
inches 0s6
Total rainfall since Jan. I.
inches 30 "a
Excess since January I.
inches $50
Relative Humidity
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WANTED
Want hstinRz on huases. 10y
acreage and business prupeFtT.
Have clients ready with easb.
A. y. Mills. neallor. s9f vii
liam street Phone %.
sepxz3-iL
Automobile wanted in good eun-
dition. liza Margaret street.
upslaln. ueal.azx
For Sale-Trailer ard porch. $50.
lnQuire Naval Housing Project.
Unit 31F. sena1B- ~
For sale-a0 ducks. see Mann-
ser Cato CaieteFia f10o So
mont0n street sepG19- ID
2 and 3-bodr0om bunRmioww.
furnished and unhmnlshed:
small down paym@nt. nalanea
payabls monkhiy. Johnsom A
johnson. Phone III ssptI-tf
For Sala-well-e0nssrSacted baby
earFiage. excellent condition.
John Pent. 3s-i Poinciana Phase.
sept19-1ix
For Saie-Lady's hlcyeie, -,
high pressure tires. good e0ndi-
tion. new paint iob. SIS ST
Margaret street sept79-3tx
Seven-ro0m brick bungalow and
garage. newly renovated. Al
condition Priced right Cor quick
disposal See owner. Post OF
fee Ina. septx9-3sN
II
Guarantees plumbing woEk ard
supplies. Toilets. lavatorieH.
sinks. brass fittings and pre-
war bath tubs. All sizes II ws-
ter and sewer pipe and fittings.
Free estimates JOS. ID. Lopex.
Plumbing and Supplies. 81 d.
vision street. Phsne 76s.
septfEnwf.tf
IssI-T4 motorcycle with xidecar
and extra parts Kemp. To-
Windsor Lans. octi-8ix
Sailor must sell trailer with screen
porch Immediately win con-
sider any reasonable offer.
Msstic Trailer Camp. @. W
/ DurSee. oe'i-s'N
For Baby bed. high chair.
nursery chair. li9 Duvsl street.
second floor. 0cti-ftx
For Sale Broilers and fryeFs.
iI2o Petronas street..
ocsi stx
Foe Sale-Davenrort. chair. 9xl2
rug. book shelving. twin BEDS.
I inner spring mattress. box
springs. chest. dressing table,
bench. night stand. crib. cur
tsins. dishes. Unit a.. Naval
Housing PruleCt uCti-itN
For sale - Hollywood bed, IS.
dsy BID. SO. play pen. 81 50.
1919 Olivia staect octi-xtx
For Sale Newly moicrnized
home furnished 90 unfurniah-
ed Paul Boyson. 626 Flemlng
street. phone le8 oCil-&tN
ron RENT
Rooms and apartments. Reason
able rate. al William street
scptil-lmoE
For Rent-FuTnished room. coca
rng, washing. ironing pTlyiie@
Pauls Tire shop. as White
scpt17 1tx
Furnishes apartment with priv
atc bath ~ pets. n0 children.
1918 Olivia street sept1s-3iN
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Apartment foT rent No children.
nO pets. 2l8 Simonion street
sept1a 3tx
Living ruom. bedroom and private
bath and entrance. il0l sButh
street. phone 273-W ept29. ltx
LOST
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-04
BOWL PLANS STILL
REMAIN NEBUL0US

COLUMBIA. S. c., Dec. 3-P)-
South Cardinals much talked
about Tobacco Bowl football game
still is in a nebular stage accord
ing to vice president of the game
promoting corporation Sol Blatt Of
Barnwell.
Blatt said today that as far as
he knew no state or out-of-state
college football team had been con-
tacted with regards to participant
ing in a New Years Day football
game.
This followed an announcement
here last week by State Senator
William P. Baskin of Lee county
that $4,000 capital stock corpora
ton charter would be obtained this
week after which a game between
two outstanding college teams
would be arranged this season to
inaugurate an annual Tobacco
Bowl game for South Carolina.
University Of South Carolina Of
ficials today still declined any
comment, on Governor Ransome j.
Williams statement last week that
Cardinals Gamecocks would be in
vited to participate in the Tobacco
Bowl this year.
The governor, who is to be a di-
rector in the Tobacco Bowl cor.
poration, also said Wake Forest
was being considered as possible
opponent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-04
Wilmington Piedmont Chances Improve
Redskin Eleuen Fears
Game With N. Y. Giants

WASHINGTON, Dec. s. up -
Coach Steve Owen and his New
York Giants had Washington's Red
skins all mixed up emotionally to-
day.
One. moment. the Redskins felt
highly grateful to the Giants for
upsetting Philadelphia's Wanted
Eagles Sunday, 1921, putting Wash
ington on top of the eastern divi-
sion of the National League.
The next moment, the Redskins
became skittish about next Sum-
days final scheduled game here
with these same amazing G. ants
f. "a game that will either clinch
the title for the Redskins or throw
them into a play-off with Phila
5delphia. ,.
"Where'd those guys get all that
purch?" asked Redskin players
who dropped into the clubs front
office. -
. ANY club that can. spot those
Eagles q points and still win is
something out Of this football world
particularly after what the Eagles
did to us.
The Eagles recently smothered the
Redskins, 100, in Philadelphia.
The Redskins beat the Giants late
in October, ALA, but both teams
have been strengthened since then
with star players returned from
the armed forces.
THAT win isn't going to make us
cocky Sunday" one old-timer on
the Washington Squad said.
every time we've played New
York in the final game of the sea-
son, the eastern championship has
hinged on the outcome. This will
be the sixth year we've met under
such conditions and the Giants
have beaten us four out of five"
The Redskins can clinch the east
ern title by winning Sunday, but 6
Giant victory would throw them in
to a first-place tie with Phila
delphia, providing the Eagles bea
the Boston Yanks Sunday.
If a playoff is necessitated. i
will be held in Philadelphia, bu
the Redskins resolved today tina
will never happen we'd ra
Their do anything than meet those
Eagles in Philly again :. the,
get our goat over there W,
haven't won there since 1912"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-04
Legal Block Question
Arises At Conference

NEW YORK, Dec. 3. -(P)-Tink-
ering with the football rules is ir
season again and the nations col
lege coaches are joining the fun
centering their attack on the 194s
version of legal blocking.
Proposed changes range all the
way from freer use to substitutes
to moving the goal posts back on
the goal line, but the law requiring
offensive blockers to keep their
hands in contact with their bodies
drew the most fire.
'"The rule may be all right if it
is interpreted correctly" was a
common complaint while others
urged its complete elimination,
especially those mentors whose
boys came out of games with
scrambled features due to clever
use of forearns and elbows. Among
the schools asking Qualification
were Temple, Ohio State, Navy
and Arizona State.
In general, however, most of the
coaches replying to the Associat-
ed Press poll were pretty well
satisfied with the playing code
used during the past season, just
as a majority had agreed the T
formation had reached its peak
and the defense was beginning to
catch up with it with the return OF
the seven-man lines. 49,
Adoption of the substitution rule
used by the pros, permitting subs
to enter the game whenever de-
sired, without time out, drew
almost unanimous approval. Coach
Lou Little of Columbia suggested
if an incoming player should be
caught on the field when the ball
was in play, his team should be
penalized for delaying the game.
A proposal that the ball should
be put in play 20 yards from the
sidelines instead of the present
IS wards failed to get solid back
ing.
Another trouble spot was the
negating an entire play if a later
al be adjudged forward after the
completion of a forward pass
Coach Ralph (Pest) WEIGH Of Wash
ington thought five-yard penalty
inflicted from the point OF the com
pleted forward would suffice. ,
Moving of the goal posts baci
~ 10 line was advocated by Coacf
HOWE Odell of Yale and Little
urged allowing teams that recover
ed fumbles to advance them.
Potsy Clark of Nebraska, though
the clipping rule should be modl
fled. pointing out that the rule
adopted to prevent injuries, Il
being called too technically.
General agreement was voiced DICE:
with the 1e45 changes, providing
a severe penalty against a secone
ort-of- bounds kickoff and permit
ting forward passing from any
where behind the line OF scrlm-
mage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-04
Annual Vote Underway
On Man OF The Year.

DIES MONIES, Dec. 3. - Up -
The search for footballs imam
of the year." selected annually by
the Football Writers Association
of America, has been narrowed
to five n2kl, Bert McGrane, secre-
tary of the association, announced
today.
Three coaches and two players
have been nominated in the pre-
lminary voting. The winner Of the
award will be one of the five.
The nominees are Coach A. N.
(Bo) McMillin, Indiana; Felix
Blanchard, Army fullback; Col.
Earl (Red Blaik, Army coach;
Herman Wedemeyer, St. Mary's
halfback, and Jimmie Phelan,
coach Of St. Mary's Sugar Bowl
team.
The 125 writer's who participant
ed in the nationwide balloting gave
McMillin SO first place votes in the
preliminary canvass. Final voting
is now under way.