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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

iand Johnson, SoM2c, with S.
Slate as piano accompanist. Jesse
Gassaway of the, Air Station sang
a solo.
As the service neared close
and the congregation was sing
ing the last hymn, Christ the
Lord is Risen Today. the SUMS
first bars of light reached the
assembly. The, Rev. Ted Jones,
pastor of the First Baptist
Church, pronounced the benedic-t
ton. ,,s
A large segment of citizens of
the city of Key West were among
the more than 1900 persons who
made up the sunrise congrega-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02
REINALDo QUINTERO
) ARRIVES IN KEY WEST

Reinaldo Quintero. Pfc, Quar-
termasetr Corps, U. S. Army, who
has been overseas IN I the Medi-
terranean theater of operations,
has arrived in Key West for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Quintin Quintero, of 21O Du-
val street, He has been overseas
for three years.
Mr.. Quintero stopped at Fort
Mcpherson, Ga, while en- route
home, and is one of the soldiers
who is being returned home I'M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02
THE WEATHER
FORECAST

ESn6SfA0A J. VH
Key West and Vicinity:s Partly
cloudy and continued warm this
afternoon, tonight, and Tuesday;
fresh southeasterly winds, dimin-
ishing somewhat *tonight and
Tuesday.
Florida: Increasing cloudiness
today, with a few showers and
thunderstorms in extreme north
portion; mostly cloudy tonight
and Tuesday, with a few widely
scattered showers Tuesday; not
much change in temperature;
fresh winds today, diminishing to
moderate tonight and Tuesday.
st. Augustine through Florida
Straits: Fresh to occasionally
moderately strong winds today,
south to southwest over north
portion and south to southeast
over south portion; diminishing
winds tonight and Tuesday, be-
coming fresh to moderate south
to southwest over north portion
and moderate to occasionally
fresh southeast to south over
south portion; partly cloudy
weather in south, mostly cloudy
in north portion, with scattered
showers in etrcme north portion
today. ..uhm 3. -
East Gulf; FreSh5to occasionally
moderately strong south to south
east winds over south portione:and
moderately strong south to south
west winds, over north portion, to-
day, diminishing, tonight and
Tuesday to moderate to fresh
southwest winds over north por-
ton and moderate to occasion
ally fresh south winds over south
portion; mostly cloudy weather
with a few scattered showers in
extreme north portion today.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola;
Small craft warnings are display
ed from Tampa Bay to Apalachi-
cola.
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=: SOCIETY ::
LARGE NUMBER ENJOY EASTER SUNRISE
SERVICE CONDUCTED AT NAVY YARD

Every seat was taken and a
large crowd was standing as a
hrass quartet from a ship in port
here opened the Easter Sunrise
services II the Naval Station ball
part with the Church call. Lieut.
Cumdr. A. b. Faust. senior chap
Ian. conducted.
The Easter message Of hope
mnd resolution 30 bring peace TO
= wartorn world was impressive
~ wondered By Rev. William b.
Mandy Of the Fleming Street
Methodist Church. Special music
inriudcd the singing of Handels
"fialleiuiah- and God So Loved
ths World" by the city choral
group under the direction of Ro-
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Miss Oneida Garcia
WEEDS Geo. Cuenca

Miss Oneida Garcia. of Key
West. and George Cuenca, Of
Tampa. were married at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon by
Judge Thomas S. Caro- in the
hpspe Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mario Garcia, Amelia
street ..
Miss Gricelda Garcia, sister Of
afe bride, was maid of honor,
and Private Bienvenido Grace,
On uncle. was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuenca will leave
tosnorrow for Tampa, where they
Will make their home.
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BENEFIT BALL SATURDAY NIGHT
At CASA MARINA WAS, GRAND SUCCESS

Thc local Red Cross fund will
D. swuiicd by more than $5O0.OO
~ . result Of the Benefit Ball
staEUd NJ the Casa Marina Satur-
DAY night This was announced
tssiay ~ Hugh {. Hodge, Presi-
dsni ~ the KEY West Hotel AS
nuciatiun. under whose auspices
the affair was staged.
Some 400 persons packed the
Casa Marina patio while more
thar 200 Others were turned
aNay ~ the gate. Dancing 10 the
huat navy orchestra available.
made up u II men from an air
craft carrier and supplied
thfaiRh the efforts of Capt. r.
n kiekeFxon. Of the Fleet Sound
School, was supplemented by a
series of clever entertainment
aets Gerald Pinder, jamie Lynn.
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CHRISTENINGS AT
MEMORIAL CHURCH

The Ley Memorial Church was
the scene, of a very beautiful and
impressive service Easter MORN
ing when at the close of the
Church School the pastor, Rev.
E. S. Doherty, dedicated two in
fants to God in Holy Baptism.
Jacqueline Elizabeth Craft is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Craft. Her sponsors were
Mrs. Juliet Delgado, Miss Jac-
queline Elizabeth Doughty, and
Corporal Orlando Roche.
Louis Robert Menendez, Jr.,
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Robert Nenende4 Mr.: Arnold
was sponsor.
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EUGENE ROIG IN
SAN FRANCISCO

Eugene P. Roig, photographers
mate second class, who was a
member of the crew of the car
rier Bismarck Sea- which was
sunk on February 81, is now in
San Francisco, according to a let
ter received by his parents. Mr..
and MRS. Edward Roig, sic Cath
crime street.
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Announcement
of Marriage

Bernard Monsalvatge, son OF
Merlin and Mrs. Una Russell
Monsalvatge, formerly of Key
West, and Miss Theresa Murray,
of Whalton, Mass, were married
March Is, in st. Mary's' rectory,
in that. city, by Father O'Con-
nell, according to information re-
ceived here today, 80 ,''",
The couple, now, in the west
on their honeymoon, will make
their home in Miami. y
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KNOWLES HAVE soa

Announcement has been made
of the birth of a son 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. James Whitney Knowles
this morning at the Municipal
Hospital.
The Knowles reside Al 23f7 ".
W.. 50th street. Miami. Pa.
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GIVES REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES
OF COAST GUARD OPERATIONS

Included in the overall total ac-
tive-duty strength of the Navy
1887 1854 as of Jan. 81, l945) are
the following Coast Guard per-
sonnet: officers, including war
rants, 1900 male and 9l5 female;
enlisted, 148,l3 male and 1876
female, and officer candidates,
Ala. ....
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TODAY's HOROSCOPE

Today gives a most daanrsilF
nature and carries wuh-W nmA
dignity. which aids IN business
and social life. There is sure
times a lack Of success hard 80
explain other than 10 aitrilute u
TO hard luck. m fortune dos Boi
quench the spirit.
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auditorium with him when ~
speaks at 8 o'clock.
Tonight's subject viii b. Oar
Greatest Need"
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der,a rotation furlough plan for
those who have already served
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Two Boxers
Risk Streaks

Two winning streaks VIII be AZ
stake Friday when Bill Eddy and
Phil Terranova clash in a To-
rounder at Olympia.
Eddy will be bidding for his
seventh triumph without a defeat
and Terranovd for his fourth
straight Detroit victory.
Eddy's string started on June
IL with a decision over Ruby
Garcia. Two months later he de-
feated Jimmy Joyce and two
weeks after that he conquered
Leon Spencer.
Against Leroy Willis, who up 10
then had been beaten only by
Terranova as a professional BIZ
defeated him TO take the state
lightweight championship. In
rematch, Bill drew with Willis
Two decisions over Gene Spcn-
Ger Of Chicago followed.
In his first Detroit appearance.
Terranova won from Willis then
came back to defeat Make Sha-
piro and after that Leon Spencer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
HELPED TO Beat Bears

Price every Detroit fan knows did very well in two De-
tro games lot of who watch games thought
Cotton quite bit do with winning couple of good ones
from the Bears.
But in cold capsule statement told Price
isn't with the Lions anymore Neither is Thomason.
The from the Lions management IL that he
string tail back and can't afford four tail
backs.
Maybe The whole point of this memo has nothing to
do with the winning losing of football games or the Lion
title possibilities of this year.
You thought Price and Thomason would do you lot OF
good when you grabbed their service releases think
YOU should have seen them through Of this
What I'm trying to say fumblng sort of way is that
sports (and you certainly standardbearer of sports
should NOT be the kicking around the returning
there agreement about jobs for all returning
veterans is sports exempt?
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
eMayo
Voted 2ds
Hal Ties Fox
With 2 in Row
BY LEO NIACDONELL

Harold Newhouser today enjoys
the distinction of being one of
three Tigers twice voted the most
valuable player in the American
League. The award. just an
nounced, was made by commit
tee of IS baseball writers.
The other DetroiterS who won
the award on two occasions were
Mickey Cochrane and Hank
Greenberg. Cochrane, h owever,'
split his honors s-once winning as.
a member of the Athletics and
later as a Tiger.
Charley Gehringer was also a
Tiger winner one year.
Moreover, Newhouser is one OF
but two players TO achieve the
highest rating two seasons In a
row Jimmy Foxx bagged the hon.
-ors in 1888 and 1899. The brilliant
Tiger left-hander is the only
pitcher TO win two times. Three
other hurlers took IL once-Wal-
ter Johnson, Lefty Grove and
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Monteith Adds Prestige

Scotty Monteith, now one Of John Hettche's s
boxing judges is veteran who has thorough
knowledge of the game the Scotchman
should add prestige to the state commissioner s
official family -.
Young Kid Mccoy is a talent scout
for Tex Sullivan, NeW York manager OF
fighters Mccoy is reported to haze
lined Lou Woods up for ring tDork in the
East -. OdeH Riley has a toughie on
his hands in Sugar Costner at the Mari
gold Gardens in Chicago this Deek-end.
They say old wrestlers never die-Jim
Londos is still grunting on the Pacific Coast and
Maurice (The Angel Tet is wrestling down
Mexico way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Soldier
Wins Bond

Cpl. Howard MannebaCk. a De
troit soldier stationed at the Camp
Shelby, Miss, separation camp is
winner of last weeks Detroit
Times football contest and will
receive a 500 War Bend.
The corporal picked Notro
Dame ~ lose TO Northwestern and
liked Minnesota over Iowa and
was wrong on both counts. He
did get some of the upSets right
on tho nose with Michigan State
over Penn State and Miami over
North Carolina State being picked
correctly.
The five consolation prize win
ncrS each of whom will receive
two football tickets were Helen
PaniEay. 1891 Ethel, Lincoln
Park; Harry Buckley, los Maple,
YpsIlanti; William Dilaine. 1S509
Monte Vista: Mrs. George Har-
kInS. 6l2 Newport, and Steven
BOnniS g5ii Ferry Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

pounds, il is remarkably fast.
With Gil Hansen at center,
Roger BeSSy and Bill Engle at
guards. and Dan Musetti and
George Hurley at ends, the Tars
have beaten the opposition to the
punch in charging
COLLINS SHINES
Hal Shields. Shamrock coach,
has a remarkably fast end in
Tim Collins. Collins, beside his
punting chore, is pulled back of
the line TO carry the ball, as well
as toting il on end-around plays.
At tackles. Shields has Erwin
Mccarthy and John EizonaS with
Hugh Macdonald and Bruno
Sinkus at the guards, all fast on
the getaway. Jerry Griner, who
replaced the injured Vic Banonis
al center, has ably filled the
pivot SDOt
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
No, It Wasn't Money

felt and l know lot of your best fans feel that you
would been fare have kept Price and Thomason the
the games if you used them only for
water boys.
Naturally know the of Price that you let him
30 money ridiculous You aren't that kind of
But sports is headed noIUhere in particular
-ond certainly adding nothing the Uord
"sportsmanship by tossing out tUo Ueterons Just
before a game tUhere you about to enjoy ALL
time top attendance in Detroit
I'm always willing to admit my mistakes. Maybe this
called and thinking this subject all wrong
II there other back Of the Price Thomason
Detroit fans a statement from YOU
See you tomorrow at the ball game.
BOR NIrRpI4v
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Matheson Is Rather

Riley Matheson, Clevelands great guard
operates his own ranch at Las Cruces, ~ NJ
. he is called "Rattler" because he was bitten
twice by rattlesnakes hunting lions and bobcats
Joe Louis at the moment weighs 221 pounds
Maj Ernie Nevers says the best football
team in the country, pro, service school or
college, is the Fleet City tCal.) navy club ..
1t has Brui>er Kinard, Harry Hopp, Louis
Dadio, Lou Zontini. Charley O'Rourke, Buddy
Young. Steve Juzwik among its headners
I'm my opinion" Nevers said, Fleet City
could give Army 25 points and win easily"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Their 33d Game

When Royal Oak and Birming-
ham meet tomorrows at 1870
a. m, at Cass Field, II will be
the 33d game between these two
schools in 81 years. Royal Oak has
won IS times. Birmingham II,
while six games ended in ties.
Kiwanis Club again promotes the
game and its share Of the re-
CeiptS goes 10 charities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Tops in District
2H Game

Mrs. II. r. Haeussler. Birming-
ham Country Club. with 244. sea-
sons high, and Mrs. f. r. Reinsh
OF Detroit Golf Club with a SOB.
series, featured yesterdays bowl
ing in the Womens District "
State Fair. Plum Hollow beat
Oakland Hills TO take the Lead IN
a division. In B. Detroit Coli
Club scored sweep over Detroit
Country Club 10 remain unde-
feated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Pros, Says Hutson

RYE, N. Y, Nov. u GNS)-
Don Hutson. veteran end of the
Green Bay Packers. today voiced
the opinion that any professional
team could beat this years great
army eleven. Army hasn't had as
tough a schedule as a team in the
National League" he said. Give
me any pro team against them"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

his pro career He came
out of Texas A. & NJ, where
he proved himself one of the
best backs ever to play in the
Southwest collegiate confer
ence He lives in Houston.
Larry Aurie, former Red
Wing star, has been signed as
a referee in the American
Hockey League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

Inc Iate Ufanam NC ShOMWElIL
Nance and Don Wilson broadcast the first
IL o'clock Thanksgiving Day pro football
game here-LiOns vs.. Bears back in 1884 =.
Potsy Clark coached the Detroit team which
included galaxy of stars who the following
year won the league championship . De-
troit's first time lined up: McKalip lie. John
son 1t, Bodenger lg, Randolph c, Emerson rg,
G. Christensen rt, Ebding re, Clark Oh, Lump
kin In, Caddel rh, +. Christensen fb.
Among players in the Chicago lineup were
Hewitt Lyman, Kopcha, Musso, Feathers. Ron
zani and NagursN The game was played at
University of Detroit Stadium =. George (Dick)
Richards owned the Lions ). Lew Cromwell,
now general manager, was stadium manager,
and Tommy Emmett, publicity director
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

b r o O k Both
will be behind
closed doors.
+ h o kickoff
tomorrow will
be at IL a. m,
FeNlNiR & a
T h a nkSgiving
ID ay starting
time in vogue
when the Lions
and Bears used
to meet on that
day. A record
crowd of more
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Drill PIeases
Ohio Coaches
BOB MURPHY.

COLUMBUS, O, Nov. 21-DiS-
playing what the coaches de-
clared is the right attitude. -
Ohio State held its first Of two
offenSive-defenSive workouts last
night in preparation for Michi-
gan Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Miami Lineup
Is for State

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 21-His new
Miami lineup worked so well in
gaining the upset victory over
North Carolina State on Saturday
that coach Jack Harding Will
stick TO it for this weeks game
with Michigan State This is es-
peCially true of his baCkfieId.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

taxes on his purses Charley Rose,
manager of Holman Williams, used to
get a kick out of giving silUer dollars to
his friends -. He called the cart Wheeis
his "calling cards"
Bob Snyder. Cleveland baekfield coach, as a
member of the Bears in 1943 converted 80 out
Of 43 kicks for points after touchdown, which
set a National League record =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
LOTS OF TACKLES

ter than his
second string
ers, J @ r r y
u Q m pm o o X
(205) and Fred
S c h roe d er
t2l0). Farther
in reserve are
j j m Hagener
t230) and Dick
AchS (210).
Though Elio-
WITT { i T s [
string line av-
Q ra re s 1 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
RAMS BIG CHANCE

The Rams. cunning for their
first title, lead the division with
seven victories against one de-
feat Detroit trails by a game at
six and two, with the Packers,
defending champions, a game back
of Detroit at five and three.
If Cleveland wins il will guar
antee the Rams top spot in the
west no matter how they fare
against Boston at home, Dec. 2.
However, if the Lions triumph it
will knot the teams in a first place
tie with a divisional playoff com
ing up at Cleveland, should the
Rams beat the YankS and the
Lions reverse an early-Season loss
10 Green Bay.
If the Rams and Lions tie. De
trolt's hopes for playoff berth
then must ride on Boston :
chances of beating Cleveland and
ats own luck against the Packers.
TRIPLE TIE POSSIBLE
: Even q three-way deadlock is
possible in the western division
This would come about If the
Rams lost 10 both Detroit and
Boston and the Packers, in turn,
dumped New York and then the
Lions. In this event the Lions
and Rams would meet here Dec.
9, the winner to face the Packers
at Green Bay, Dec. 16, TO deter
mine the title game entry against
the eastern leader.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

a guy willing think before getting mad
You tOere practically in the raUe stage tDhen you
heard you might get Price back the roster knou
most of ALL you like You thought Price Douid
help the Lions LUin
Finally you got him. You also got Thomason Naturally
Doras yourself could expect that either
with their long absence from the
would set the woods fire overnight.
Who could expect that?
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
&-o-.4S Ora ham McNamee Aired
First Morning Game Here
BY LEO MACDONELt.

Charles (Cotton) Price, whose release BY
the Lions caused eyebrow raising in local
football circles, was in his third season with
the Lions hitch in the navy interrupted
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

Elmer Layden, should have done long
ago.
thought YOU were very right
then And said 80. l now think lou
are a. wrong as wrong can be. Also,
I'm saying so.
Fred, this would be pretty cold
and cruel world If all returning war
veterans were treated in the fashion
the Lions have treated Cotton Price
and Jim ThomaSOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Lions Eye
Rams Ace
Stop WaterfieId,
Coaches Warn
WATCH WATERFIELD,

WATCH WATERFIELD,
Above is the fervent plea OF
Lions coaches as the Detroit grid
ders grid for their all-important
tuSSlc with the Rams at Briggs
Stadium tomorrow.
Dick Waterheld is the Cleve-
land clubs rookie candidate for
the leagues most valuable player
award the boy from UCLA with
the ShngShot whip.
His passing scored three touch
downs and set up two others as
the Rams crushed the Cardinals
in Chicago Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Attendance Boom

Every club in the Pacific Coast
League is ahead of It's 1914 at
tendance.