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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
t'sHa| or Dir
In Bosox Final

BOSTON, Sept. IL - Harold
Newhouser or Paul Trout will
pitch for the Tigers against the
Red Sox here today In the final
game OF the series. It will also be
the last Of the year between the
two clubs.
George (Pinky) Woods is tx.
pected to fling for Boston.
After today's game. the Tigers
entrain for Philadelphia, where
they are carded for four games.
A double-header Is listed for to-
morrow, one OF the games q play.
of OF the A-inninR marathon
which the two teams engaged In
earlier in the season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Nee esIin Joins Graham

II. c: McCaslin has joined
Graham-Paige as chief engineer,
il is announced by Vern r.
Drum, vice president and gen.
eral manager. He will direct
engineering on the Frazer, the
medium-priced car planned as a
companion 10 the Kaiser. the
Kaiser-Frazer Corps popular
priced auto.
McCaslin was chief engineer
Of Willys-Overland, where he
had a big part in the engineer
ing of the civilian and military
jeep.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Pea to Issue
More Stock

NEW YORK, Sept. 11--Penn-
sylvania-C Central Airlines Corp.
has called a special meeting OF
stockholders Sept. Is to vote on a
proposal 10 increase authorized
common stock TO 100000 shares
from $4,000. AS of June 30, 1945,
there were 474 $50 common shares
outstanding. A preferred issue
had been retired some time previ-
ously
The company recently announced
plan TO raise $40, 900. 900 through
convertible debenture issue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Snow Trains Back

BOSTON. Sept. IL CUP)--Snow
trains TO northern New England
will resume their weekend sched!
ules for Skiers this winter. the
Boston e. Maine railroad an
nounces.
Special service TO skiing resorts
was suspended during the war
The snow trains were inaugurated
by the Boston A Maine In 1891.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
BIdtz Brewing Plans
S3,500,0OO Expansion

MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 11-Blatz
Brewing Co.. unit OF Schenley
Distillers. announced plans for a
SO, 100000 building expansion pro-
gram. The improvements will in
crease the plant capacity from
100000 10 2,250,0O0 barrels of
beer a year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

be held at the Detroit Creamery
Farm (Houseman Spitzley SUBJ
division) one mile south OF Mt.
Clemens on Gratiot avenue, Sun
day.
WILL MAKE DRAWING
The drawing to determine the
order In which each brace shall
run will be held tomorrow evening
at Engleside Inn on the Detroit
Creamery Farm and will be han
died by Fred Davis and Arthur
Erwin.
All owners who have entered
dogs in the trial are invited to
attend the drawing which starts
at z p. m. The event will be
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Note Further
Drop in Price

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1l-A
wholesale commodity price index
compiled by the National Fer
tilizer Association declined 06
per cent TO 1898 for the week
ended Sept. g from l40.7 in the
preceding week.
This is the third consecutive
week that the index has declined
and IL has now dropped Ia per
cent from its highest point, which
was reached Aug. 1S.
A month ago the index stood
at l4l.6 and year ago at 1886,
based on the 1859 average
of 100.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Make New Plea

Northwest Airlines has made
application TO include Cleveland
and Buffalo rs intermediate
stops on its transcontinental
routes into New York. This is
the second try that Northwest
is making to get the Cleveland
stop.
In its original application for
the New York extension, il was
denied Cleveland, while being
given the right 10 service De-
troit and Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
GET EXPERT ADVICE

Because the trial is being held
10 encourage hunters 10 get their
dogs in better condition for the
small game. season, all sportsmen,
regardless of whether they have
dogs entered are invited TO attend
and talk over training problems
with the greatest array OF expert
trainers and handlers ever assem-
bled in Michigan.
Among some of the top train
ers who will be on hand 10 assist
sportsman and 10 demonstrate
and lecture good training tech
nique are Dewey Elwood, Paul
Dawson. Dave Pullen, Fred Mof-
fatt, Luther Smith, Frank Dimki
and others.
There is no entry fee or admis-
sion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
WAR End Hits
Plants

EDITORS NOTE - What
viii become of Americas multi
billion dollar war plane indus
tryI Bob Considine. Interna-
fionsI News Service staff cor
respondent who is making 4
tour OF America inspecting
reconversion plans. finds an
answer TO that question in
Wichita. kan.)
BY BOB CONSIDINE
international News service staff Writer
WICHITA, Kan, Sept. IL tINS)
Ever hear Of Planrview, Kan. Z?
II didn't exist before the war. By
VI Day IL was the seventh larg-
est and most modern city In the
state. 1t had a population of be-
tween 10000 and $4,000. Every
home and apartment was new.
And the bustling town had GER
tain conveniences which not even
nearby Wichita possessed-includ-
ing a Walgreen drug store.
Now Planeview is as dead as a
Dust Bewl- crossroads, as aban-
doned as worked-out mining
town. It's people wander back to
their homes and farms in this and
other states. It's schools, churches,
shops. taverns, libraries. public
utilities closed one by one. It's
neon signs Sputter out. Some OF
its modern housing already has
been uprooted and shipped else
where, TO Dallas and Mexico.
among other places. Planeview
was built around a huge govern
ment-fnanced Boeing Superfort-
ress plant. A thousand B-29's
costing a billion dollars were
turned out here. A thousand more
were Cancelled on VI Day. The
plants 30,0O0-odd workers were
thanked and hidden good-by.
FEARED ATTACK
The army built its Boeing plant
here because ii feared enemy
aerial attacks on the Pacific
coast, normal home of Boeing
enterprises. Congress willing. the
army will keep a portion of this
plant open. manned by a skeleton
force, for the next % years-for
experimental purposes. The army
would like TO see all Of our plane
plants moved inland.
There will be no reconverSion
in Planeview or at many other
warplane boom towns like it.
Such commercial work as Boeing
now viii do-building clippers,
passenger and cargo versions OF
the B-29. etc. - will be done
around Seattle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Rush Brake Lininqs

Bendix is rushing brake lin
ings into production at its
Troy. N. Y, plant to aid the
auto industry. The Marshall
Eclipse division produced a.
100000 brake lining units for
the armed forces between Pearl
Harbor and VI Day.
At least so per cent Of the
plants wartime personnel is
being retained on automotive
production.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Problems Analogous TO Durable Goods Industry

chief business problems of shoe
will be closely analogous the durable
industries rather goods backlog
of demand has the few due to
inability replace other leather goods
low has
further than distributors shelves Raoning and shortage
compelled depee the closet supplies which
taken for granted days This true not only of
luggage briefcases upholstery, hand
waist belts all of the other utaran decorative
produc in leather employed
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Couzens Resumes
Duties al Wabeek

George B. Judson, president Of
the Wabeek State Bank, has an
nounced the return TO the bank
of 1t. Col Frank Couzens as
chairman OF the board. a position
he held prior 10 his entrance into
the army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12


HoGs0s1o 90. % .,,I firm s.lI s,TTo, nd ril,,
cxrftE-soo, onl, ms.ser supply ueers
and yearlinIs here. fresh receipts Isrreiy
cows sutmented BY moderate carryovsr from
classes spots strong on Gamers and cutter
Small lot choice around / 600 lbs ,-nstlvc
Ted steers. SIS; few scattered lots common
ana medium native grass steers and year
Ing. Including h.liers, sioalt early sales
ssnns and n' eni,siS ntss mos, i.So.
sales common and medium sausage bulls sli
down; load rood and choice fisshy s,oeksn
cALvEs-4oo: vssiers fully steady. TOP
ard medium, sIAsis.. cuil' $40 down.
sHyEP-soo lambs and sheep opened
steady Bulk sarlv supplies good and choice
native spring lambs. sf,75: few medium 70
sgfs GG down 70 %9 FOOD and @ eSoics ps IL eve.
IS sose, top, se;euil and common. - so
ESQ
CHICAGO. sept; II HOGS 500
:Ii :II:i:'I:!' :., .s 'f!s? p.s.in. ;n'
CATTLE - Z ZOO stead c-ivs. or
steady. beef steers choice. s1eaIs; me
dium, si1@ie; ve,rlir-' 81 90 ~ -
Bu,ehers heifers sio@i7 as; eovs. So 500
II: .. sn; ssf: ''y.; sce..f .ASs:se ... S tee
it2s COW, ard -h.ifers. ssels
sHEEP = $500: ste.dy. Lambs. slse
1888. common. sio@l77s: yesrlinu $40
ei7 feeders. sli.5oeis75; svss, s5es5o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
BID FOR ORDERS
, BOB CONSIDINE


panies which also found this area
an ideal breeding ground for
planes-Beechcraft and Cessna
will forget their Cancelled war
contracts, tighten their belts and
make a bid for a place in the
postwar aviation sun, such as II
will be.
Beechcraft was a leading pri-
vate plane builder before the war
and plans 10 be bigger, even If
by only a fraction of It's wartime
output. Cessna built twin-engined
training planes schooled thousands
Of U. S. bomber pilots and crew.
men during the war. Now Cessna
will build a four-seat moderate
priced family car of the air"
Culver. another plane company in
Wichita, will continue certain ex-
periments for the army.
POPULATION CUT DUE
But Greater Wichita's war
swollen population of 225,000 (it
was 10000 before Pearl Harbor)
will drop off TO perhaps 100000.
1t hopes 10 keep and find Jobs Tor
about one-fourth of those who
came here TO build warplanes and
TO take care of those who built
the planes.
Tomorrow - Henry Ksisers
postwar viNons)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
BETTER GOLF
Correct Pivot
BY SAM sNEAD

Colts Great Teacher and Playsy
Earlier we mentioned that the
shoulders pivot about twice 40
much as the hips pivot and the
full shoulder pivot is q so deGrea
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

turn from
the address
pos on
since such
a quarter
I urn will
have your
back FAC
ing t he
hole. You'll
see a cor
rect pivot
in today's
picture.
a z a | n
we ernpha-
size I h a (
the h e a d
m u b e
l,nld q 4 1 |
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Bohn Aluminium Shows
Decline for 6 Months

Bohn Aluminium and Brass
Corp. and subsidiaries report for
the six months ended June 30,
1945, a net profit OF 1914 ,964,
equal 10 277 a share, against
81, ,204,556 or S342 a share for the
same period last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Times Dog Stake
Gets Biggest Entry
BY DON GLLIES

With today desdne all indications that
the first Detroit Times shooting dog stake would be the biggest
held Michigan. More 100 already entered
The which list OF prizes only
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

The world at your door!
Phone Cherry $500 to order The
Detroit Times delivered daily
10 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Earnings

ECONOMY CRoCURY sToRTs corr
81 WIS IND o. Wkt Enc
June 80. Is guIv -
kf' rrrs. SssT 400 t2s7 f4T
SEAt tarstc ago9 81 ie
HTNNTnY'S. NC.
Sl1 months frdft July 81
Ie4s 1esf
Me- income f2ll b4N aise So
Common thsrs esrnee q 70 csc
CITY ErnTTr co
si1 nonthi ence, Juiy 81
Ip4s Tes4
Efi pfcht 1851 SIS fTte, -
EraN saruet sac csc
Quarter sndss July -
he' profit a2Tl oe9 H7bT los
snare earned l7c soc
LAEI sHoRE MINIS. LIN.
q fitcal year ended Iunt 30
le4S 1aAs
Esi prosi Niss7 t7s 81 s2i,t-@
fhare Fafnff &C. 7er
CONSOLIDATED GAs uTiLiTiIs
months eroff July ~
Ns' Income $500 SOL tsft e7i
Easff fafnfr f4r aec
JUS Quarter
Ne lca a1l fTf 50 $50
CHICAGO a IAsILRN ILLINOIS RAILROAD
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Detroit Stocks

safes HlGh Lovi74s chr.
Allen Elec 0s q. -. -
Det Cray Iron a. ~ 2....
Houdsille-Hersh p 27L 23I 2st......
McClsnshsn oil iF-Tf ~ .T4....
Mitch Die Cast 10 as ~ 49, ..
sheilsr MfF IS ail az oh 81.
Udylite Corp 1oh i0h i0t+ >,
Warner kircr 10 -. -. -. o..
Anaconda $50 "a. 3fk 3tL.....
UNLISTED
studsbsker as 7sS asa. 2s. a.
dividends In the foregoing table are IN,
amounts declared or paid so Far thI. vssr
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

sPIRRf corr
sir months ended June 20
vet p-ont ss.sssiis A.4isssr
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

supervised by Pete Garrett, field
trial chairman. Paul Treadaway,
field trial secretary and other
officials.
The actual running of the trial
will get under way at S a. m,
Sunday, and according 10 Ed
Flack OF Saginaw and Ralph
Thomas of Crosse Pointe. judges,
it may be necessary 10 open two
courses TO run off the large field
of entries,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
nITnnIT

WfsIhff fT0udy- tfttk fsIf
Post 4 p N Detroit tin.
Tt.Td Rsce-Ksndor
Flrf PEcf-Fsffacairr
seventh RACE a-SNssf OIFh
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

HAWTHORNE
Wtstref clear. track fsst
Fost. u p m. Detroit time
tirti Rscs-EdsT b, Hearth Broom,
Zinc Ciouc
Second Rtcs-Roysi Enpr.ss PsFmsSts
Jltlty JACK, Say Wave. Easy Dough. over
Thiro Fsrt-SriftiiIa
Fourth RGee-ropic stars a. Mint, Rofs-
Fifth PSce-Nhs Cstsr. u,fetehit
seventh Recf-Jacalit0s Hillir'g Choice
Nh Lpfipt Lsiscr Hollymsn, FireWorn.
Elrhh Rtee-Vcnd II
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Entry. Blank
The Detroit Times
Shooting Dog Trial

(For Pointing Breeds Only
To be held at Detroit Creamery
Farm, Sept. is. 1945.
nOC
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Scratches

AouTDUCT
Wehther cloudy. track FAST
Fost m tDetrcit time
Ensign Mary p
ffth RAcs-RouFs DRAGON.
Eghth Rsce-Cslsnt Son. Little shlft,r
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

NARRAGANsETr
weather. cloudy. track fast
Post ESQ N. Detroit time
bftt ChAncs, ssngons. Florida Breeze
Vampire Supai
Second RSce-ouict News. stsfe Line.
Aarltd. CeoTgis v Woodnerf
Third R.os-Y-Cun. Wool Alcohol. coun,
Ell singular.
Eighth RGoe-CuerrytOn
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

Use Separate Entry Blank for
each dog.
mail entry TO Outdoor Editor,
Detroit Times. Detroit 31.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06
THE Low DOWN
HICKORY lsRDVE

I just been reading about Tup-
elo. Tupelo, If you think 1t is a
aew brand ofeeigaretteS or maybe
a breakfast food, you are ALI wet.
Tupelo is town. 1t is down in
the old Magnolia state. Tupelo
was to bloom and blossom like 4
Green Bay tree-that was the
story. That is What they thought
back there around 10 years ago,
when it was the first town to get
hitehed up to the wires coming
over from iva.
Tupelo was to get new indus
tries. 1t was to get social uplift,
by wire. Now, after 10 years, the
record shows the industries gain
ed are zero and on the vice versa
side, there was one industry lost.
And IS to social uplift, it was
an insult to say they needed
same. Tupelo and its folks were
are ady 100 per cent American
and olay in the first place.
am on this Tennessee Author,
ity business on account of talk
about 10 or Is more bigger and
better Authorities all OVERCAST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06
TWO nIAM0NDBtLL
IGAbE LAST MIGHT
'FoHTER PLACE ANDsr "A. wv.
CHIEFS w1NNERsocr
CONTESTS

The Porter Place softball ten
won over the Civilian workers
last night by a one sided score of
IL to /. The feature OF the game
was Harris pitching a no-hit
game. In the last of the seventh
with two down Diaz stole third
and Higgs threw wild to that
Ease and Diaz scored. Then Fer
Eandez walked and was out try
ing TO steal second to end the
game. For the winners Goss hit
two safely and Harris hit two.
One was homer in the second
frame, with bases loaded. Larson
also hit a homer. On the field,
Marsh, Del Vale and Harris play
ed well, but Kenneth Alpury,
second aseman of the Pro-
ject ten had two outs and two as
'sists without a bobbie. For the
losers r. Garcia, Castellano and
Sheppard were the best.
Civilian w. 600 900 l 0 6
Porter Pl. $50 1876 AL 2
Reyes, Valdez, Reyes and r.
Garcia; Harris and HiggS
In tie second game it was 4
fitchers duel between Sprouse
and the Little Giant" Pellala.
The Marines scored in the very
first frame. when Merritt singled
pass ball and stole third. Jacobs
sacrificed him home. The FAW
Chiefs scored three in the third.
Perry doubled, reached third
when Yurina threw wild to the
infield. Marshall hunted and
Perry was safe at the plate. Pei
leila hit the base umpire with a
hard hit ball, and the ball was
thrown wild and Marshall scored
and sPellella went to third. Kettle
singled and PelleHa scored. In
the fourth the Marines knotted
the count. Merritt hunted safely,
Jacobs singled to center, after
Merritt stole and scored. Sprouse
put Jacobs on second and Yurina
singled to bring him home. Then
Sigman famed In the fifth the
Navy Chiefs won the game when
Perry singled, Hills hunted safely
and Perry went to third on the
play. A wild pitch scored Perry,
Hills went to third, Marshall hit
a slow one to second and is safe.
Pellella flied out to center who
made a perfect throw to the
plate, doubling Hills at the plate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

Admiral Russell r. Waesche,
Coast Guard ScosnnaEsdant. born
Thurmont, Md, 50 years $50.
Vice Admiral William A.yGlass-
ford born San Francisco, 50 years
ago. n
Harold d.. Smith, director of
the Federal Budget, born Haven.
Kans. -47 yearsSsgo. 1R *e
Mai. Gen, John NJ. Greedy, born
Washington, d. C., 81 years ago.
Thomas Mann, famed author.
born Germany. 10 syears ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06
KEY WEF IN
DAYS GONE BY
Fnon FILES or THE CITIZEN
OF JunE,s 1885

I.asi night County Clerk Ross
ssNNer read a letter 90 the
gsa4ntY commis,i0 ners that had
t~en received from State Treas
nFsf Knott. IN which II was stat
go that several suits had been
fiied against the county for ITS
tssaasad indebtedness. bat added
thal sufficient funds had been
fnsFssaindod o. pay the sums foi
Nhich the suits had been in
kffulad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06
TODAY,S HOROSCOPE

Today produces a versatile and
perhaps an eccentric character,
disposed to begin more projects
than can be finished. Some of
these natives become very bril-
liant through education, while
others, seemingly alert and in
geniouS, are in the midst of
trOuble and Vexation nearly all
the time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

A movement is under way fol
the champions of 1920. The Key
West Singers. under the manag-
ership of Paul Albury, and all
the fans of IS years ago will re-
member some of the feats OF
Bobby Lewis, Sevilla, Quintan
Lopez. Elbertson. capote, Will
EOugherty. Cremata, Chichite
Pazo, Cyril Griffin and others
who are still living In Key West,
and they will play if arrange
ments can be made.
The American Legion baseball
nine. under the leadership of Nc
Cullough, a veteran ball player
Of the Coast Guards in those days,
will have to line up something
hike this: Cyril Griffin, the best
catcher we have ever had in Key
West, behind the plate; Bobby
Lewis, or Sevilla, in the box; Ell
bcrtson at first; Capote will be at
ccond, Doughtry at third. and
Chico Pazo at short; >Cremata
Quintan. Lopez and Bobby or Sc
Vile. whichever one is not on the
mound. will be in the other gar
den. and Paul still has Geralc
Lowe, cy Gray, Noel Gordon
Bolivar Castillo, and others wh'
NAV be. available for that game.
The youngsters will have j
Mira behind the plate, NSweetinl
in the box, s. valdez at frs, Go
mez at second, Jack Gates a
third, and Frank Sands at short
Johnny Ogden, o. Cruz and Nc
Cullough will be in the garden
and S. Griffen, Barker, Mccoy
] Roberts and Levin In the dug
OFT, ready for action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK
and SUPPLIES: Toilets, Lava
tories, Sinks, Brass Fittings and
PRE-WAR BATH TUBS - All
sizes of Water and Sewer Pipe
and Fittings. Free Estimates.
Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and
Supplies, 913 Eaton st. Phone
1881. may2-M.W.F.t If
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

FOR SALE - Rooming house
business; best location in town,
fine furniture and good going
business even in days of de-
preston. So certainly one to
depend on after the war. If in
terested write Box A.BC. care
Citizen. jun4-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06
Classified 1sosesznan

Advertisements under this head
will he Inserted I'm The Citizen 1T
the rate of &c word for each fnser-
tiOn. hut the minimum charge for
the first ~ words or less is a0c.
The rate i"r blackfa1e type In BE a
w"rd aud the minimum charge fer
the first Is words or less In -l5c.
taymeRt nor classified Advertise
Meats IN invariably In advance. hat
regular advertisers with ledger ac-
counts may have their advertise
m~nts charged.
To imsmre publication. copy must
he la the office before III o'clock on
t.r day of qualifications.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

Fifty-five residents were NAM
ed Yesterday in suit instituted
in circuit court, designed to OBJ
tain an injunction against them
to stop them from interfering
with State Plant Board working
in spraying trees in yards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

and Kettle was an easy out. In
the field Glidewell, Merritt,
Sprouse and Ramental were the
stars for the Marines. JeniSon,
Wasieeke and Pelella were the
best for the Navy Chiefs.
At bat Perry hit two safely for
the Chiefs and Merritt for the
u. S Marines.
Score
Marines - 100 200 3 4 l
FAW Chiefs 003 0lO X 4 7 2
Sprouse and Sigman; Pelella
and Hills.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

IT A BARGAIN price; complete
dining room suite consisting of
table. six chairs, buffet and
China closet. Also, an iron bed,
spring and mattress. We also
offer for sale an electric stove
and a three burner oil stove.
Call 724-R for information.
jun6-2tX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

TRAILER: Gift. 1941 Kozy Coach
with General Electric refriger-
ator. Coleman gas range, sleeps
four. Bowman, Gil Division st.
jun6-6tX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

John Pinder commander of the
Arthur SAWYER Post of the Amer
lean Legion, left yesterday for
Daytona Beach to attend the de-
rartment convention of the
Legion to be held in that city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

TWa Cubsns. wishing TO enter
this e1ainiry. made the trip from
Havana in one of the ears IN
which plneapples are loaded, and
sxtan the ear was opened last
nlahi 20 rspack the pines, the
mssn Nere apprehended and turn
- over o. immigration author
naes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Officials who try to be every
thing to everybody are nothing
10 all and loyal to none"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

34-FT. FISHING BOAT; good
condition, good running motor.
Boat located Garrison Blight,
owners address, Leo Cook, 722
Caroline street. jun6-5tX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-06

Latest reports from the Service
Baseball League shows'the Naval
Air nine with 8 wins and no de-
feats. Coast Guards with 6 wins
and 2 reverses, Boca Chica Fly
ers. 6 won and 2 lost; Sonar
School, Z won and A lost; Hospital,
2 wins and 6 defeats; Civilian
Workers have won 2 and lost 6,
and Craig Dock won / and lost Z.
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