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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
French Foyer Club
Here Incorporated

Incorporation papers of the
Fighting French Foyer Club of
Key West were filed in the
county clerks office today. with
Mariposa Hayes, granddaughter
of Rutherford B. Hayes, who was
president of the United States
beginning 1877, as president
of the club. the other officers
are: Vice president, DR.. Henri
Hayes; secretary and treasurer.
Clifford w. Hayes.
Other members of the corpora
ton are Joseph o. Kemp, chief
of police, and Ray Atwell, police
captain.
A provision in the charter
prohibits the club from mourning
more than $4,000 Indebtedness,
or from owning real estate in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
The WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity: Clear
to partly cloudy this afternoon,
tonight and Saturday, with tenn
peratures slightly below normal;
gentle to moderate winds, mostly
northeasterly.
Florida: Fair today and to-
night, becoming partly cloudy
Saturday; little change in tenn
oerature, except not quite so cold
in Tallahassee area tonight.
st. Augustine through Florida
Straits: Gentle to moderate
winds, northWesterly over north
portion and northerly over south
portion today, becoming gentle
variable over south portion and
backing to southwesterly over
north portion tonight and Satur-
day; weather clear to partly
cloudy.
East Gulf: Gentle winds, most
~ westerly over north and north
westerly over south portion to-
Gay, becoming light variable to-
night and Saturday.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
FOLLOWING THROUGH
By PEDRO AcUrLAR

basketball = The last game OF
me season played between the
Convent girls and the MOB
WAVES, the eternal rivals, was
a humdinger, and the score
shows what a game was played.
Inc final score was WAVES 81.
Convent girls 80. Ramos of the
Convent as the high scorer with
~ points and. Watson of the
WAVES scored Is. 1t was thrill
ing until the last whistle. With
one second to play Bolt tried for
the basket but failed and the
WAVES won by one point. 1t
was one of the best games of the
\ ear.
Baseball-The Civilian Defense
workers at the Navy Yard will
rlay in the Service Baseball lea
que, and we will have a good
! aseball club, the Navy will
urnish them with suits, and
equipment so we will be all set.
So far. the following players have
lt2orted for practice; Manolo
AceVedo, c. B. Bazo, c. Sahnero,
+; NJ. Sanchez, p; Chi a Baker, p
and outfielder; Chino Hernandez,
10; Acevedo, 2b; Mario Herman
de7, 3b; Jim Albury, SIS; Papito
nachin, Alonzo, Baker when not
itching; Rubber Man Garcia, all
good fielders. 1t is expected that
Joe Casa, Rueda, and several
others will be out for the prac-
tice. There are half dozen Strang-
Crs that are out for practice every
day and several, of them may
with a berth on. the club. 500
was given Mgr Swalley and
Capt. Pie Traynor of the Conchs
c.. ilian Defense baseball club
for equipments The league will
start on April goth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL CONCHS
TRIUMPH OVER MIAMI BASEBALL
AGGREGATION BY SCORE OF Sc

Tho Key West High School
Cunchs. opened their baseball
season With bang YESTERDAY by
drieating Tech High from Miami
- a score Of 6-3.
The visitors opened the first
~ getting 90 Meador for two
r.ns off two hits and an error
Mcador, pitching his first game
~ his career, was q bit shakev
a the stsri bit settled down 10
hnuh the invaders Ia one run
IN six innings.
The visitors started with
simmons on the mound but was
relieved IN the first inning after
Walker had hat a home run with
two men on base. His successor
was treated equally as ruff as the
tunchs continued their assault
an their ace hurler, McKool. 20
score a total of six runs in the
fret inning McKool was releiy-
I'D later IN the game by Wilson
u ho pitched good ball.
Toe play 81 the local kids
was exceptionally good especial
b IN consideration of their seven
GAYS practice and first game. The
hitting " Walker, Fitch and
hayes featured for the locals.
The llneup foT the locals in
clCded Mcsdpr pitching, Walker
catching. Alfonso at first, Lastras
81 second; Solomon at short;
Register al third, with Fitch,
Reyes and Valdez in the outfieli.
batteries Tech, Simmons, Nc
Kool, Wilson and Jones.
Key West: Meador and Walker.
Umpires; Sutton and Peters n,
uSN
The same two teams play to
day a $50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
T0DAYS
ANNIVERSARIES

l699-John Barram, first great
American botanist, whose Phila-
delphia garden was known the
world over, bonn MARBLE, Pa. Died
Sept. %, l777.
1823-Schuyler Colfax, Indiana
congressman, Speaker, U. S. Vice
President, born in New York.
Died Jan. Is, 1885.
1829-James Barron Hope, fam
ed Virginia poet of his day, born
Norfolk, Va. Died Sept. IS, 1887
1865-Madison CaWein, noted
Kentucky poet, born in Louisville.
Died Dew. 8, 1914.
1865-Paul Leicester Ford, New
York historian and novelist, born
there. Killed by his brother, May
8, 1902.
1869-Robert H. Bob Davis,
editor, author, globe trotting re-
porter, born Brownsville, Nebr.
Died Oct. IL, 1912.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
NEWS AND NOTES
OF SOUTH BEACH

Today, the 22nd day of March,
the brunette at the beach, Martha
Arrange, will be 10 years of age,
and dinner is being given in her
honor by her sister, Mrs. John
Lane.
Hank Penkoch, USN., AMSIc,
is the sheik of the South Beach,
and he claims he has been to
WAIKIKI Beach, Kaloparra Beach,
Concy Island, Atlantic City, Mi
anli Beach; but finally landed at
the South Beach, and here he
c a.i2s he has found the best spot
rCt,
Ecc>ard S. Orr, PAm.lc, UsN,
~'r he took big jump from the
GJuth Pacific to the South Beach,
a"d nc is enjoying every minute
of his stay here by swimming.
s2nninG and relaxing on the
beech.
W. =. Nanion, Jhm.3c, USN, is
a visitor at the beach almost ev-
cry day; he must have a patient
who has to be taken care of by
an expert like Pharmacist Mar
ion.
Pfc. Ferrara, GAG of the
Searchlight detachment, visited
the beach and was looking for
something, but it seems he could
not find what he was after, 50
Cams b.ch 18th . cop, and they
finally found something. T"e Cor
poral had beautiful girl IL his
company in the afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
CAROL MITCHELL
is MADE CAPTAIN


18TH AAF IN ITALY, Mar. %.
Carol A. Mitchell, 81, special serv-
ice officer in a B-24 Liberator
bomber group at an air base over
seas, son of Mr.. William F. Mitch
ell of Brownv,1le Junction, Me,
las recently been promoted 10
the rank of captain.
In the service since Sept. Is,
1870, and overseas since May Of
1914, he was member of the 5th
ARMY prior to his Air Corps as
signment. He wears the Euro
pean-Afr;ca-Middie East theater
ribbon with two battle stars and
is authorized to wear the Distin-
guished U1it Badge.
Mitchell is married to the for
mer Sally Moore who now re-
sides at Ocean View Hotel, Key
West.
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L.EGALS


IN THE CIhCUAI. SOOhE UT HE
( ELEVENTH JDDiolAL SlnCOII
. OF THE IAlE UT hOL1 u l .s ~
= AND FOh MoNnoH NOuNA'
IN CHANCEhh
0aSe No iV-i'" v,,l.
MAkGAfEl v w IN t:ttH''
PlalntlII,
IS. DIV ORCE
JEAN FtRE DeIenuanL.
or esR OF PUbLiSAIIoN
TO: JEAN FEREC:
SM/trt EleVtrl'
fEehch Nroup,
teceiN ING Hld'l"h'
N"rIolk, NirElhia'
You are hereby required I" ap
pear to the blIl Tor divorce tlled
against you in the above STYLED
cause on or before tht sra gay 81
April, " u. I't'' uthtfN use '"r @'I'-
cations contained lh'ftIh VIII Ne
taken as confessed.
Done and ordered this End day
of March, \. u. 1919. at Key West,
Fla.
(Circuit Court
SeaD Ross I sawyer
Clerk of the Circdit Court,
BY: (Sd) Florence f.. SAWYER.
Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM V. ALBURY,
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WE STILL HAVE Some Used
Pre-War Wash Basins left,
Selling them out at $500. Come
First to get the best ones.
Also, see our built in sink
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If you need garden hose, we
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split. Peppers Plumbing Sup
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LOCOMOTIVE SAVES CHURCH

Dvcature. III. - When three
nearby wells ran dry while fig I.
ing the fire that threatened 10
destroy the Antioch Christian
Church. a country church, a
Baltimore and Ohio locomotive
was dispatched from Decatur, 4
miles away. and the 5000 gallons
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23

Cannibalistic fish, such as
pixies, often choke to death try
ing to swallow other fish too big
for their threats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS

ANDREW RODRIGUEZ, SR. -
Accountant Notary Public.
Part Time Bookkeeping Serv-
ice. COG Duval ST., Phone 850-J.
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Naval Station Unit
! In Baseball League

Prospects for a steller Naval
Station entry in the Island Serv-
icemen's Baseball League assum-
ed a bright hue this week as %
candidates turned out.
The seven veterans from a year
ago are Walt Youse, Ralph Bar
barry, Dusty Rhodes, Joe Benner,
Murray Kirschenbaum, George
Kane and George Lee.
New aspirants for starting posts
are Chuck Kline, Marine out
fielder; Cpl. Dave Lynch, Marine
southpaw, and Clay Bryan, pitch
erS.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

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TEMPERATURE BULLETIN

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. m, as report
ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, Mar. %, 1915
Observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Wartime Getty Office
Temperatures
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ANNAPOLIS YEARBOOK :
2EGGED MITSCHER

ANNAPOLIS. : Vice Admiral
Marc Andrew Mitsche. head OF
the worlds largest carrier task
force, was known as Pete dur
ing his days IS a u. s. Naval
Academy midshipman, says the
ANNUAL class book, Lucky Bug
in 1910.
We know of him as a true
friend and a man on whom one
can depend" is what the class
book said of him IS years ago. IL
also tells of him "combing hts
hair to hide the bald spot"
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WANTED

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Davanette, suitable for making
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DOUBLE HOLLYWOOD BED,
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THREE BURNER OIL STOVE,
Roll Top Desk 1921 Flagler
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Plants get exercise from the
raising and lowering of tenipera-
ture and alternating drying out
and watering periods.
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of water in its tanks saved the
church.
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ONE TWO-UNIT and two large
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FOR SALE-16 Foot Homebuilt
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excess of $4,000, without the
consent of the circuit Judge in
this district.
The Incorporation papers were
approved by Circuit Jud e
Joseph Otto.
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Rainfals, "a hours ending

SlCCllI ----- . ~
Normal -------.-------,-.-- 73
Precipitation
Rainfals, "a hours ending
$3.50 a. M; inches --------------- 600
Total rainfall since March 1;
inches 0.04I
Deficiency since March L;
inches --.....------ O.94I
Total rainfall since january 1;
Deficiency since january /;
inches .------.---------.------ Bill
Relative Humidity
62G6
Tomorrow's Almanac
Sunrise ----------.-------- 7:27 a. m.
Sunset -------.----------------- TAO p. m.
Moonrise observation-disclosures 4:24 p. m.
Moonset ..-------------------- $40 a. m.
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fiir3lifen 4nfiinoigung Der ameri-
can Telephone ouo telegraph 60.
entbolten, Ole beobIidhigt, einen
oerartigen bepeglid]en Stunt Rele-
p6onoienit ein5ufiibren. Die Ser
iteGung ser Apparate ioa Beginner,
loboIo Die Bunoes : 8erfebrsfom-
milton Sic @rlaubnis bo5u erteilt.
.3uerlt ioa Der lelte Gienit in oen
@roBit66ten eingefiibri werOen uno
ipGter oud) auf Dem 2an0e.
Inter Dem Ylone meroen Gait-
autos uro Boote 0ireft nit einem
algemeinen 9%elepbonamt uerbunoen
peroen, 10 Dob Der 5abrer brett
nit ieinem 9iiro ipredJen fam, ODER
umgefebrt. B%eionoere 9elepbon~
mdoden tperoen oieie Anrufe 6eoie-
men, oie tells iiber ben Drabt, teilS
our6 Sen 6unf beforoert Weroen.
Gs it mOglidh bob man in @roBitdo.
ten eigene @mpfongs5entren onfiir
anlegt 10 oaB Die bemeglifen, per-
bdltnismaBig idfDaden Senoer IN
3ei1meite fino. @lber audi 8riDat-
autos, 8liie, Sdien- uno 5luBboote,
eleftrii6e 9ofbabn5iise uno Glen
lbabnlofomotipen ioaen anlfluB err
balten.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-06
WencrQl IN
5elbltmOrOpaft

Sauptquartier ser 81. &rmee-
gruppe - Gin SeObltmoropaft, uuT
@rlinO oellen Elm oelitider General
leine @eliebte un0 Damn li6 lelblt
t0tete, be5ei6nete ooS @n0e bon
6eIomarl6all Builds 9auptquartier,
wie elm 6ritiiAer Observation-Disclosures
mitteilte. 8uidt Ser ii6 i'm Mai
nit nabe3u 3wei Wiaipnen Deutl den
ergnb, lit in elm 2oger m~Berbalb
DeutidlanoS gdbrodt wopOen.
S~eiInebmer an 6em SelbltmorO-
poft tparen elm General aien3el, elm
Mitglieo BON 8ltihS Stab, ioDie
5rau oon Ai6nofi, oeren 2eiden
poriee ISOLDE in einem Sous in Der
0dbe 6lenAburgS geianOen wuroen.
8eioe mieien &opfidilie auf nno in
Ser Ndbe lag Rien3els &eDolper.
General, Ser 80 Sabre alt NOR
uno alS Elm GROCER 3rinfer uno 6al-
der beifrieben luro, DinterlieB Ell.
men 8riei, in Dem er erfldrte, oaB Ell
es por3iebe, 81 iteuben, ltatt Don lei.
ner @elidbten ourG einen lunger
Aufentbalt i'm Gon5entrationSlugel
getrennt 3u iein.
Observation-Disclosures Duroe geiagt
0aB &ien5els 6rou iid nit einel
SAeioung einoerltanoen erfldrte, lc
oaB. er ii6 nit 6rou BON aiflnoff oa.
ponmofen fonnte. GaS 8orleber
Der Iesteren miro iebt bon ben gri-
rem unteriudt. &ien3el NOR Builds
ebemaliger 5td6sd)ef un0 mar elmer
ieiner @miildre, ole nit Moridlo1
Wontgomerp in ser Siineburger
Seioe iiber ole @apitulations6eoin
gungen oer6onoelten.