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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FASHION SHOW
AT BAYVIEW PARK
TOMORROW NIGHT

The Fashion and Variety Show
sponsored by the City Recrea-
tion Department, which was post
p0ned last Thursday because of
rain. viii be held tomorrow night
a Bayview Park at $50 o'clock.
The performance is featuring
Buddy Barnett, big time singing
and dancing star; Charles VOLS,
RkO snake hip dancer; Emma
Neale Ayala, songstress; AL Pei
ella. songSter, and Steve Spallor,
comedian.
The models participating are
The Misses June Schauer, Cora
Schauer. Beverly Buchanan,
Genevive Hedges, Gladys Tru-
deaf Louise Lee and Mrs. Juan
ia seieler. All the dress shops
in Key iwest will show their
FAN wardrobe. Music will be by
Beatrice Moreno. and the mist
ress of ceremonies will be Miss
Betty Ward.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Ivar Axelson, holder of State and
County Tax Certificate No. 34S,
issued the 5th day of August.
A. d. 1885. has filed same in my
office. and has made application
for a tax deed to be issued there
on. Said Certificate embraces the
following described property in the
County of Monroe. State OF Flor
ida to-wit:
S. 100 Acres of NEA. Sec. 30.
Twp. 60 s.. Range 80 E., $50
Acres, as recorded in Monroe
County Records. ......
The assessment of said property
under the said certificate was in
the name of J. A. Strausky.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, the prop
erty described therein will be sold to
the highest bidder at the Court
House door on the first Monday
i'm the month of october. l945. which
is the Est day of October, 1945.
Dated this 22nd day of August,
1916. 4t. ..e
tCirauit Court
-. Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY Florence h, Sawyer. D.. G.
! aug22- 80 ;sept5-f2, 1916
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NOTCH TO CREDITORS

.NOTICB TO CREDITORS
(1g33 Probate Act. Sees. 119. f20l
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY. FLA.
INfPROBATE.
In re: Estate of:
ANNIE b. BROWN, Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons HaV-
ing Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either of you, may have against the
estate of Annie 3. Brown. deceased
late of the City of Philadelphia
Philadelphia County, State of Penn.
sylyania; to the County Judge OF
Monroe County, Florida, at his
office in the court house of SAID
County at Key West, Florida, with
in eight calendar months from the
time of the first publication of TINS
notice. Each claim or demand shali
be in writing, and shall state the
place of residence and post oftice
address of the claimant, and snail
be sworn to by the claimant. his
agent, or, his attorney, and any such
claim or demand not so filed snail
be void. cara
(Sd) ELOINA NJ. II. CATO,
As Administrative cum testamento
anneXo of the Estate of Annie Is.
Brown, deceased.
aug22 30 :sept5-1 1915
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ZISSEN'S BOWERY
VERSUS KEY WEST.
FIVE GAME SERIES STARTING
SATURDAY. SEPT. I. AND
ENDING LABOR DAY

The schedule calls for the AL
Stars to play the first and last
games and the Machinists, Amer
lean Legion and B-29 Bombers
will play the other games.
The club picked yesterday by
some unknown is pretty good and
the clubs batting average is
around 400 and very good field
Iers club with three very good
pitchers in Parks, Griffin and
Roberts and Forms are good. At
first Castellano, who is fielding
and hitting the ball right on the
nose; second base Mario Herman
DEE, very good fielder, but has
been unlucky with his drives
lately; Malgrat at third; Jim AL
bury at short are good combin-
alton; Carey, Del Vale, Joe Mira
and Papite Machin in the gar
dens are very good fields and
every one sports an average at
the bat better than $50. Sweeting
behind the plate is leading the
league with a $50 average and
his deadly throws to second are
very accurate. So all in all we
will be we'll represented. The
Machinists will have Bazo be-
hind the plate, Sue Griffin in the
box, Goehring at first, Gutierrez
at second, Tatiea Valdez at third
and Jim Albury at short. Papite
Machin at short field and Carey,
Baker. and Williams or H.
Machin in the gardens. This is
the same club that has won seven
straight games this half and lost
but two in the first half and won
two games in the playoff.
The Legion will have F. Sands
or James Mira behind the plate,
C. Valdez or Roberts in the box,
Peter Valdez at first, Gomez at
second, Jack Gates or. Joe Mira at
third and F. Sands at short if he
does not catch, Mccullough, Cas-
ado, Levin, A. Garcia and A.
Mira for the gardens.
The B-29 Bombers will have
Rubber Sweeting behind the
plate, Forms or Parks nj the box
with the one and only Pie, Tray
ner at first base, Mario Herman
DEE at second. Malgrat at third
and Johnnie Navarro at short,
with Magyar, Domenech, Sturtz,
Osterhoudt and Charles Albury
ready for outfield duty. "a
This should be a very interest.
ing series and the. visitors know
they are in for a hard fight and
are bringing down the bes,
pitchers around Miami. We car
easily see who is the best ir
softball in Key West .Conchs ioi
the Magic: City Magicians; FRS
game will be at % p. m, Saturday
Sept.s1 at Bayview Park: 3s
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in AND AROUND OUR
TOWN
By PEDRO AGUILAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nerve. Plenty of Nerve

The other day on the main
street a man wanted to fix his
ice box and just put the darn old
thing on the sidewalk and had
the man take it apart, put it to-
gether again and almost COM
pletely made a new one out of
it. In the meantime the pedes-
trians had to walk around and
out on the street in order that
the box could be fixed.
Cher improvements that I have
noticed in the past year or so:
The bank has been completely
renovated inside and with the
new lights it does not look life
the same bank any more. Three
places on lower Duval street have
been made over, and improved
that section considerably. The
Elks Club, the Woman's Club
and the residence next door have
been improved and that other
block of the main street looks
better, from Eaton to Fleming,
the Johnson's building has been
lremodeled and the old Bethel
residence has also been changed
completely. A small bright red
building has been added and it
is very attractive. From Southland
to Angela one especially has
been redecorated and has been
made into an ice cream parlor.
An old dilapidated building on
Duval that was an eye-sore for
many years has been RACED, and
that corner looks much better
On the opposite side the building
has been fixed and the upper
floor has been turned into ar
eating house. From Angela to
lPetronia, many changes have
taken place.
Gato's residence, one of the
incest homes in the city, and al
ways kept right, and the South
B ernmost Home, have been reno
waited and put in first class con
dition and it is show place fol
Key West and an attraction tt
the tourist that come here ever,
year and want to see the South
ernmost House.
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already expressing doubt that

already expressing doubt that
blowing the lid off loan restric-
tons is the way out. chose /
have talked to in the VA, the
treasury department, banking
circles and on Capitol Hill are
agreed that loan benefits should
be extended to veterans, but
without any invitation to the I'M
scrupulous and with some protec-
ton to the taxpayers, a fair share
of whom, after all, will be the
veterans themselves and their
families.
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Classified Column,

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THE WEATHER
FORECAST

$ Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy with widely. scattered
showers and thunderstorms this
afternoon. tonight and Thursday;
moderate easterlXewinds.
Florida; Partly cloudy this
afternoon, tonight and Thursday,
widely scattered afternoon thun-
dershowers Thursday and over
south portion today, few early
morning showers on southeast
coast Thursday.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
easterly winds this afternoon,
tonight and Thursday; partly
cloudy with widely scattered
thundershowers, mostly over
south portion.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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Ataturk Ent0mbed
Near Ancient King
tny Assseiasea Pyssss

ny AnnS<z1tg8 AFss
ANKARA.-Through strange
twist of fate, Kennel Ataturk. the
late Turkish president, will lay
entombed in the 2,80O-year-old
burial ground of an ancient Phry-
gian king.
Workers preparing a new maui
soleum for Ataturk, who died in
1888, recently discovered the
archaic grave beneath an earthen
mound. The kings ashes were in
eight ornamented jugs. Found in
the tomb and later pieced togeth-
er by archaeologists were a gold
plated belt, javelin darts and 9TH
er ceremonial objects, all crum-
bled by the centuries.
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HIS EXPLANATION

DETROIT. - Clarence Harris,
butcher, narrowly escaped arrest
on drunk-driving charge when
he convinced officials that his
woozy condition was due to hav-
ing to stay in the ice-box from
three to four hours cutting meat.
The change from the ice-box to
the heat of the street resulted in
his peculiar condition, he main
tanned.
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DODGERS WIN
. over PHILLIES
DETROIT TIGERS TRIUMPH
OVER ST. LOUIS
BROWNS

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-The
BEooklyn Dodgers made il ID out
~ n for the season over the
igwiy Philadelphia Phillies yes
t<rday when they romped to an
sasy 7 10 victory, and increas-
I'd their third place margin over
TIE IDLE New York Giants to two
games
s. Louis Cardinals, fresh from
three straight victory over the
leasue-leading Chicago Cubs,
druped q close night game to the
Cincinnsti Reds last night, and
fsil In hack of the Bruins three
and q half games when Chicago
look the measure of the Pitts
hurgh Pirates in another noe
tufnnl affair.
q. Louis bowed to Cincinnati
90. while the Cubs downed the
nu<s Q 10 3.
Detroit Tigers maintained their
led in the American League by
lhlsmping the ST. Louis Browns
- 30 I in a night affair. while
the Washington Senators nosed
she PhiiaeSlphia Athletics 6 to 5
In . Gay game.
Cleveland Indians whipped the
ChscaHo White Cubs Q to 2 in a
fnurth major league night con-
lest last night. and the New York
Ynnkees got the nod over the
Boston Red Sox 81 in a sunshine
battle.
Following are the results of the
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JUST WANTED A WRENCH

What do you mean by tagging
the limited?" growled the con-
ductor to. the wayside motorist.
Il wanted to borrow wrench"
said the driver. I've got to
change my tire"
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Rs..sts@
TWINS BORN AT HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Kent are
the proud parents of twins, a
girl and a boy, born at the Mu-
nicipal Hospital on Sunday.
The Kent family resides at
143-C Poinciana Place.
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FOR SALE-Army Assault Boat;
IS X Az, suitable for inboard
or cupboard motor, $4,000. See
L. Smith, Hotel jefferson, after
6 p. m. aug27-3tX
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Simonton and Whitehead,
and Duval street between
Fleming and Eaton.
It was not a spectacular
fire. Dense smoke rolled
out of the building, caused
by the burning of clothing
and the pine framework,
which partitioned the build
ing into three stores.
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BoOKKEEPER WANTED. Must

BOOKKEEPER WANTED. Must
be accurate and have know
ledge of posting accounts IN
gen. ledger as AiC- payable, re-
ceivable, purchases and trans
fers. Must maintain cash book,
make up payroll, with deduc-
tons; make financial state
ments. Apply Key West Bar
racks Exchange Fl. Taylor.
aug23-6tx
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Fire Spectators

Duval street, between
Southland and Fleming, was
jampacked with people
while the fire was burning,
while other hundreds were
on Fleming street, between
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FOR SALE

VITA VAR Super Chromium
Finish Aluminium Paint; covers
800 more surface than most of
the aluminium paints. $5.40 per
gallon. Pierce Bros.
aug8-1mo
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TWO sales ladies to sell fashion
frocks; good earnings. For APP
pointment write P. o. Box 45O,
Key West. aug29-ltx
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FIRE IN

Continued from Page one)
ord heretofore for the vol
ume of water every minute
was 81, 900. Last night the
flow averaged $4,000 a min
ute,
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ELECTRIC STOVE in good con-
dition. johnson and johnson.
aug10-tf
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or col
ored: two days a week, mo
laundry or cooking. Apply l527
Margaret street. aug2I13t
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1864, 438 Germans reported lost
during first five years of war.
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FOR SALE - One New 6-Volt
Public Address System. Two
wheel Luggage Trailer. Phone
224. aug27 -6tx
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COUNTER girl for night work;
5 to IL. Blackout Cafe, GIT
Simonton street. aug29-4tx
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy. -
aug1-1mo
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a hours
ending $3.50 Am, as reported
/ IT. :. by the United States
/. .,..., Weather Bureau
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. johnson &
johnson, Phone 372. aug1-1mo
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NOTE TO WIRE. PLEASE READ!

Hubby: 1--WE been waiting an
hour for you"
Wife: "But, dear. didn't say
! might be a few minutes late?"
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PREWAR baby carriage and crib,
new mattress; mans and girls
prewar bicycles. 17-G Porter
Place. Call between l and 6
p. m. aug29-2tx
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LOST

BOAT frsm Rest Beach; lift.
long, whae with green deck,
outbeard motor boat, semi-v
bottom. Sampson Post. If
found notify Robert Whitehead,
1910 Johnson street.
aug8-2tx
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WANTED-Salesgirls. fun time
employment. No experience ne
cessary. s. Fl. Kress B Co.
aug1-1mo
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VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT
guaranteed 1000 pure. $3.25
gallon. There is none finer at
any price. Pierce Bros.
aug8-1mo
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VITA. VAR FULL BODY Floor
yarnish; $500 value, $3.95 gal-
lon, none better. Pierce Bros.
aug8-1mo
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Reici, year behind On sso..''
bomb, a Munich physicist say
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CABIN cruiser Starting, So X
g.. Twin screw. Good living
quarters. Service man leaving.
Make offer. Craig's Dock Gate,
Key West. aug28- SIX
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ONE l941 Studebaker Champion,
tires, motor, body, Al. Best
bidder takes it. See Jack
Mccormack, 38-F Naval, Hous7
ing or Naval Commissary Store.
~ aug28-3tx
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Aug. 20, 1915
Observation taken at $50 a. m,
Eastern War Time (City Office
e., TemperaturAx
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Gilbert Vs LIS: .WiIby Edqed 7-6

Having nipped the "hot" Wilby baseball squad in ten innings on its home field by 7-6 score yester- day, Gilbert of Winsted was due in Waterbury today for a game with Leavenworth at Municipal Stadium.
 Tech and Torrington are paired tomorrow in the latter city. Finer ich hit hard for tunes for Gil- bert yesterday; while Dick Lodge helped out in the eigth inning, as Wilby had chance to win, but the game went into the tenth be- fore Gilbert came through.
 Torrington and Bristol played a sloppy game at Bristol yesterday Torrington taking the decision, g to 5.
 Ansonia and Torrington will re- play protested game if necessary, committee of coaches decided last night. Coach Connie Donahue filed the protest last week, claim ing misinterpretation of rules by the umpires. The replay of the game that ended all even depends on the outcome of two Ansonia- Naugatuck games today and the Torrington-Leavenworth game to- morrow. Score
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Just q Few Lines

Left-handed pitching teammates last season, southpaw mound rivals next Sunday at Waterbury's Muni- cipal Stadium is the interesting angle attending the Brasscos- -Meri- den Contelcos game as Warren Mueller and Pete Naktenis are listed as starting pitchers for the teams concerned. At Hartford, Pete and Warren won 36 games be- tween them last season; Naktenis losing but and Mueller 5. If you are looking for a price horse for Saturdays Kentucky Derby, ac- cording to the latest line" it's ALEXIS, nobly-bred Hyperion steed, who could take it all" in a Derby of this kind. He was right behind Hoop, Jr in the second half of the Wood Memorial last Satur- day: and given a top-grade ride, he should do very well for those who can get 10 to 1 on him for he comes on very hard in the stretch and at one-mile and quarter he cannot be overlooked. On the strength of Hoop, Jr's., sizzling workout yesterday at Churchill and the fact that Eddie Arcaro will be up" the Jeep-Pot O. Luck CO., favorites seems questionable. It. Col. Bernie O'Hara may be back in England this time next week, after pleasant sojourn in Paris where he met with boxer Billy Conn of Pittsburgh on several occasions. Conn now scales around 200 pounds. Tom Donahue and Joe Sullivan of NH Municipal and Yale defeated Eddie Burke and Jack Williams of Race Brook and New Haven Country club, l up in a TWENTY HOLE War Bond golf match at Race Brook yesterday sponsoreu py lne farnea Knights of St. Patrick. Domaine had 68 Burke. G9, Williams and Sullivan 70. Betty Jameson, two-time winner of the national amateur golf crown is now a professional having signed with Spaulding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
KEEN PLAY IN FEATURES
 FIVE GAMES

St. Thomas parish baseball squad in the CYO league, indicated very we'll that is has what is needed to make a vigorous defense of its 1914 championship by defeating Sts Peter and Paul 6-5 in one of five inaugural games starting new season. The east enders, coached by Tom O'Dea have been winning steadily in pre-league games with 2 victories in succession; but the Tommies were equal to the occa- sion, and, as league champions, came through by one run; scoring twice in the seventh inning on a walk, stolen base, single, stolen base and error.
 With two runs on base, which would have won the game for St. Pete's if both scored St. Thomas Oratle pitched perfectly to strike out the last two batters of the ball game.
 St. Lucy's, with a one-hit, IA strikeout game from Joe DiLeo nicked St. Francis Xavier, To; the winners getting but two hits off Eddie Hogan. Raneri scored from first base on an error of a hit through the infield.
 St. Anns' gave Mt. Carmel no trouble, the Town Plot team taking an Ill decision; while Immaculate Conception went to Naugatuck, got a tWo-hit game from Ike Gryniuk and home run with two singles in addition by Pat German to blank St. Francis of Naugatuck 10 at Recreation field. Gryiuk got 10 on strikes; Healy also hitting homer for I-C.
 St. Johns of WatertoWn won a nip and tuck game from St. Mich aels of Waterville to 6 in anoth- CT interesting league contest. Scores: St. Michaels .... 900 O33 0-6 ' 8
 Blazes and Giroux; McAree, AL melda (5) and Burns. Umpire: Bar one.
 St: Thomas .... o2O O2o 2-6 10 I SS. Peter & Paul 12O 200 ON5 , Ortale and Daley; Donahue, Nastri (6) and Cavanaugh: Umpire: Monti St. Lucy's ... 900 G01 O-1 l St. Francis x =. 900 900 co l 3
 DiLeo and Finelli; Hogan and O'Connor. Umpire: Bossett.
 Il e Mt. Carmel =. 12S 900 ri 6 2 St. Ann's ..... 900 100 -1 ? 6
 Tremaglio and Angelicola Fon- taine, Marezeaux and erreault. Um- pire: Evon.
 I'm copcention iii oeo -z St. Francis . 900 900 GO 2 Gryniuk and German; Furtado, Walsh and Schuster. Umpire: Mar tinez.