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Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
UercinsfaIenNcr

Concord GlHb, Sne. @rdiiOent:
Gorl Stober; Sefretdr, u. 9. Burg
burot, 427 Burner Str, @beuD
@6aie, $40. 8erianmllungen monnt'
li6.
TrOIpeet Sill SrieSbUf. grdiiOent:
Treo gogeIiang; Sefretdr, S. 9.
8infler; Sdosneiiter: 2ourence ..
Stub. 8erl. am 9. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm 5rieObofsgebdlloe.
0entIde Treimamrer 9Ose Nrmi'
Mus, 3r. 25, S.A.A.N. Sefretar:
6reOf. 8~ertraf1, 1871 S6epbero
Str, g. 6. 8eriommlung am 1.
Gienstae i'm MOnat i'm Neuen Na.
ionic EempeI, 13te unO $ StrnBe,
q. @.
Nrminins gergnisungs +. Terein.
HrGiioent: Senrp &ieiter; Sefretdr:
Ibeo0or 2er6, 1905 Siebente Stra'
BE, q. 50. 8erinmmlung am /.
Sonnobeno i'm MOnat.
@rcater Beneficial Union, 0iftrift
Nr. 100. 9rGiioent: Sobn @reOlein;
Sesret1r: Gbriitinu @brfit, 1929
6iinfte StroBe, q. %. 8eri. aft
4. Dienstng inn Monat i'm Saule SIR.
1920 s StraBe, q. 6.
Greater Beneficial llniOn, 9iitrift
9r. 40. 8rditoent: Mitel Soi.
ner; Sefretdr, G6riition Gronel.
bitter, 1904 gonluant Str, Siluer
Spring, $40. 8eri. am 4. 6reitag
i'm MOnat i'm ,t6iue Point Gauern".
12te uno e StraBe, NoroOit.
@mppert Scim Jrameu 9i~Ifsberein.
IrGiioentin: 6rau @rnit B. 9rown;
Setretdrin; 6rau Mabel Dies. 8er'
iammlung ON 2. 0iensta9 /. 90. I'M
2 l1br I'M Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
&ute Gnpons nnS Spfen

@2 bis l32 lno ri bis 81 IN Sud-
A gelten, lino 5rpor: 80 Bis 32 bis
80. September; M1 Bis 81 Bis 81.
Sftober; 81 bis &1 bis 80. Mopem-
Der; 81 bis Gt Bis 81. DECEMBER.
Gie Sofen i'm @erte bon ie einem
Bnntt oieften gum @e9ieln Der <-
pons i'm Berte bon lie 5ebn 8ltnften.
3nfer:
&upon 80 in Bud 4 GILT fir flint
Pfuno bis gum 81. Geoember.
Sdn5e:
&uponS Scr. /, 2, 8 un6 A NIT Dem
6ll,a5eltg) in Bud 8 gelten arnbe-
Idrdnft gum @esug pom lie einem
Yaar S9uben.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

onsipcrt BON q ouf IL Sunfte 6er.
obgeiest Doroen.
IS ~uiiterliegt einigen 3ueiieln,
ab Oie 8utterpoouftion i'm lesten
Quartdl genug iein miro, Die 8iuil-
5uteilung BON Oer5eit 400 Muionen
8funo 3u Oeden. Gas 2anowirt-
ihoftsumt erflGrt in einem beute
publi3ierten gerift, OoB oie |ro-
button i'm September infolge Ser
brarfs GROCER Sobnes unO Yfilf-
quantit1ten fiir onoere 9dbr5Dsde
itart obgefaaen lei.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

gr itar6 1882 bier I'M Yforrbaus,
iiberaa aud in Sen 3eitlungen geprie-
len. Bel oen Observation-Disclosures
iprod)en 6otber 5. g. 10. S6leuter,
9. ). (oeutif) BON Der Oeuti6en ct.
Soiep6s Stride in 8aibington (nabe
Dem &apitoD, Die BON 1868 bis 1886
oeutid tuor uno 6utber Gbapeae
(angliid). 8artudtrdger Wnren Die
6erren 81. @i66orn, @eorg Berg.
ling, &c. @enfe, 9. @eier, Ybil. Mop
urlo q. Sapp. SIN &irhen6or ian-
gen Safe 8urrom8, u. @eier, Gate
Sell ellie 8auer, 8. Smith, s. 0i-
gan, Zulu 9oonc, Safe 8ii6of, Ter.
ner sic 8en0re Bauer, &uppert, Sor.
Ban, S6luofopf unO 0ie 8Giie 8Os-
nell, Neff, Greonor, u. Nefi, u.
Sdlpafopf. Srgnniitin mar 6ran
Sdpafopf. Gie MuiiffopelIe I'M
Srauer5ltge purGe BON Serrn Don6
oirigiert. 9lus Baltimore mar Die
bobe @eiitlidlfeit 8ugegen.
6atber alig muroe am u. Mai
1852 omerifoniiGer giirger. 1853
muroe eiie Shule fiir &in0er er0fi.
net, meld)e 1864 idpon 100 Schiller
bate. 9e6rer nor Serr @mil Sfma.
fopi 8ater bon iiinf S06nen uno
5pei S0dtern. @r itarb 1876. Sic
neltes Shulge6duoe mlrOe 1866 ge-
bout BON Mollrer Sobn @nloron uno
zimmerman Sobn aaiier. Sm leG-
ben Sabre fam oie Shule inter ole
9eitung Don Sfppeitern (2eiterin
Sdneiter @aria Caroline 5rieB aus
Milmaufee, @isc.) 3unddit bon 5pet
2ebrihmeitern, Sitter M. 8eter un0
Or. 90. Sgnatio. 1875 Doren es ieds
S6meitern ull0 POP S6iiler
1870 foufte mon fir $4,000 eiren
6rieobof. @s Iie6en @elo fir ben
53lped Meiibaro Menfe ($2, 000),
@eor9 8ergIing ($2,00O, &itoolf
@id9orn ($t, 000) uirO 8ap. Mntbias
4lig ($t, 000). Der 6rieobof (in5pi-
Iden rergroBert), liegt an Der ,,2in-
coin &ooo" am uBroipect" -Siigel.
8orber, 1916, muroe aber ihpn pom
@eorgetotpn College Elm 6rie0bof-
@runoitiid erIton0en, oos an Der
@ortb Capitol StroBe lag, aber et-
mas iiioli6er, Seem gorf aoenue un0
S-StraBe.
@aitOr Seiue
8ier5ig Sabre lang opferte ii6 30
itor 9llig fir leine @emeince ouf.
Sbm peroonft lie lebr bel, beinobe
alles. Sem Nad)fol9er lpuroe 1882
5otber 6rancis s. Iepe. gr boute
elm neltes Bfarrbaus, Gnoe 1886,
uio 3og i'm NugIit 1887 binein. Gos
olte mar baufdaig 9eporoen. @r
Nf~x.4d >..L o,,o .,o,,o N.~4a ff@rL
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
Concord Club

Die Mitsli,oer oes Concord Clubs
feiern oas 25Ife Stiftunssfeit oes
gereins nit einem Seitbanfett am
Sonnubeno, sen 10. Sfto6er i'm
8roaomoor Sotel. GaSielbe liegt on
Der Connecticut Mpenue uno Yorter
StraBe. Gns @eoed foitet $500 nno
lit frei fir Sic Mitglieoer. @GIte lino
wiafommen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
9entiaes 8uiieubaus

@Gditen Sonntag, oen IA. Sfto-
Der, lit 9ireftoren=8 ~eriamm.ung, 5u
melGer Die Mitglieoer un0 9~elegaten
beionGers e~ingeld0en lin0.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

9lm Mittmof, Sen 5<Sftober, tpar
cine groBe BaroOe bier 81 gbren oes
A0mirals Gbelter @. Nimis uno Iei-
ner tiidtigen 6lottenfreunoe aus Dem
Stilen S5ean. Am Simmel 5ogen
Gubenoe bon 6llte5eugen oaber in
ueri6ieoenen S6ihten itbereinanoer.
Ser 6eit5ug ging Oom &upitol aus,
mittags Inn i llbr, iiber sic Gonlti-
tuition Iuenrla sur Yennlplpania Mpe.
uno 10. StraBe gum @aibington
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
KMr3e |~1littciIMneen

- SEER &uOoIpb Sdneioer, be.
fanntes @6renmitglieo Oes SGnger.
bunoes, feierte am 20. September
ieinen 80. @eburtstog BEL boiler gel.
tiger unO forperIider Stride i'm
&reiie ieinar 6amiGie. 0as Sournal
grdtuliert. ber5lih gum 8iegenfeit
uno bofft OoB Serr S6neiOer nod
oiele @e6urtstdge feiern ntoge. 9lldJ
6rnu Sdreioer, pelde ni6t Inn uiele
2en5e finger it, lit f0rperli6 geiunO
mo moblaui.
- Sn ct. @etersburg, 6lopiou,
mltrOe @errn st. @orris unO 6rou,
geb. groofs, elm So6terlein ge6oren,
lpeldes oui sic gtnlnen Gale Marie
~getouit mltrOe. Ser @err 2eutnnnt
oient BORT in ser 8e6rmo6t. 5roll
9roofs- Seller, @roBniutter Der neu-
geborerrn Sobter, lit na6 ct. Ye-
tersburg nbgereilt.
SEER un0 6rnlt 8. S6uler, Sn-
baber oes ubren- uno @ol0mdrenge=
oddities gleiden Namens, oerlebten
pobloeroiente 6erien in Connection
uno Yennipluonien, moielbit ite Ser
uanOte unO gefonnte beIudten.
- Die international @ooo 8ia
6eaomibip" laOet gu ibrer @eriamm-
lung nit onidlieBenoem See fir
Sonnta9 nohmittag Inn A ll6r Elm.
Die 3uinmmentunft lit in Der 16irIt
8optiit @burd", gde 16. unO . Str,
u. @.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12


Cine lutberiihe Stride nit oeut-
ld)er TRADITION lit bic ,,9tonement"
Stride an Der @fe ser @ortb Capitol
StrnBe uno &Dooe Sslnno Apenite,
@orooIt, Die iest ibr ~40i1briges Be
lteDen feiert. @or 40 Subren, 1905,
reridmlnmelten iid 5peds @riinoun9
einera neuen lutberii6en &ir1enge-
meinoe i'm Staotteil @aibingtons,
Der aus 48loomingoale" beiBt, cine
&eibe pon Terionen, oarunter 6ralt
8enner. George Berger, Sri. Ger
tru0 &aitmiiaer, George Sane, Serr
s. Senri @agner nno 6ral, Sri.
2ucretia 9eppen, 6rnu Rbomas %e-
ter unO @lfreo Seitmiiaer. (2ebterer
lit iett SO Sabre alt). Man griinoe-
te audi eilen ACKNOWLEDGMENT nit
Jroli Yeter an Ser Spite. Ils Sir.
Observation-Disclosures muroe @err Ser
ger eelpGblt; $. q. 8enner muroe
Sdriftfibrer ltno 5. s. Mrmour
SdlaSnlelter. @offes0le111t mltr0e gu
nafit in einem 9riputbaus gebalten
(iiber einem 8arbierlnoen) pom Mii-
iionar Or. &un3nlan aus Gennlpluo-
mia uito BON iungen Gnnoioaten ser
S~beologie, bis Ser Sodnp. Serr Or.
5. 8. 8afer (ous erie, Ya.) 1906 err
iter GoItor puroe. SIM ieIben Sabre
faufte mon Elm @runoitiif, gfe
&bohe Sslano @ue., uno Hortb Capt
fol StrnBe uno baute cine idone Sir
DIE. 1909 beourfte man Ser finan3iel.
len Stlfe JON Yennlplpaniu MiniIte-
rum nift mebr. Or. gafer itarb
1925. @s folgte &eo. $. 6. Snpecr.
Ser 1914 Itarb. Ser ietige BaItor
be;Bt Houl 9. &eaier. @r ~obiolpierte
oas College in Gettysburg utro oas
oortige Sbeologii6e Seminar, mllroe
1888 in Milton, 8n., oroiniert uno
mar bon 1939-t944 in Mltoonn,
ga. tdtig. gr lit uerbeirotet, bot orei
Rinoer un0 mobnt Meblter StraBe
1888. Norooit.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
MISUNDERSTANDING
nun balH 81 GnNc?

@ie in g~rfobrung gebradt ipltroe.
bmblibtigt Die Hegierung, oie Hatio-
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

Sm Sort @ettp", &6ooe SS(ano.
werOen oelrtide &riegsgefangene in
regelredten Sdulflrien in Den
@runolebren l',r 9emofrotie auSge-
bil0et unO Damn I'M Nalnen Ser anle.
rifoniiden &egierung ltaG Geutih-
lan0 gelhift, tells in ser 8erlpal-
tung 3euti6lanos, tells .uls Yoli5i-
item, tells ais 2.brer. 4ebnli9e Sur
lie gibts in ,Y@tten", I'M Staote SEEM
Yorf, in sort &%earnep", &bo0e So,
lano, uno in sort @etberel" an Ser
0%arra9aniett 8u6t. III Geutl6e err
bieltsn Dor fur3em 'tbre 3eugniiie.
&ommonoant in sort @ettp" iii
O6eritleutnant S(Ipbeus @. Smith
aus @oaniton Sainois. Sic Stuoen-
ten lernen @ngliih, amerifanii6e
@eifidte, oeutlde @eldibte, Stoats-
pilianlhuft uno anOeres mebr.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

6rduIein @iteQe Ntarp @ott 6ot
it'd nit Serrn Z. j.. @nitelle uerlobt.
Sic lit Die Go6ter BON Serrn Hi6aro
Soft uno 6rnu in SiIber Spring
uno Sdiilerin Ser fat6oliiden uSolp
Same glcnoemD~ bierlelbit. @err
@aiteGe beiudte sic uMont8omerp
Blair 6igb"5 Sdule uto lit nod Sol-
Dat in Californian.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
@aitOr Seluc

Monument, NO Aomirol Nimib
(oeutider glbitommung aus Serns;
ais Sutge ifon lprod er oeltlA ltnO
ging in Die oeltti6e S6ule in 2eras)
Die 9aruOe uuf elmer 8iibns Die mie
Elm ariegsi6iff gebaltt mar, obnu5m.
Cine rieiige SABINE, Die an 9uitbnl-
Ions bing, bntte Die 9lufi9rift ,@eG=
come Aomiral". lin $50 ubr mar
@mpfang fiir @imib i'm ,,@eiBen
Sanfe", a6enOs 5eItbanfett fiir 1000
8erionen I'M uMapflomer" Sotel
($t0 oas @ilen per Terion). SIN
&ongreB mar ebenfoas @mpfung,
mittags 10 llbr. SIN 6eit3llg mar
idierten Matroien Offi5iere, Sel0en
bon @uaoalcanal urto Sfinamu,
Mdoden in Uniform, Mliiiffapelen,
Sdaumagen etc. Gin 1000 5lug5ell-
ge Itarfes @elfapaoer ii6erflog Die
Staot.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

SIN naben 9Eleran0rio itar6 oorige
ISOLDE SEER CHARLES M. Stump, IS
Sabre alt, in ieiner @obnung, 104
8eit @inoior Apenue. @r ge6orte
ieit 1885 gum Sta0trat, mar Sobn
Oes Faltors Sames g. Stump in
Aleranoria BON ser Metbooiiten-&ir-
DIE an Ser Malbington StraBe. gr
mar 20 Sabre lang an Der @ilenbabn
ongeiteqt (Soutbern &oillpop), mar
6reimaurer, ltno binterlGBt oie @it-
me (eine geborera Sulia AleranOer),
einen Sobn, 2eutnnnt @barles ".
Stump, cine Ro6ter, Sri. Is. 81.
Stump, 2ebrerin, uno Gillen @nfel.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

Die @Gsmentari6ulel1 in Aleron-
bria bel @oibington griinoen iett Elm
ShiilersS rdeiter. Sic Snitrumente
briilgen bic &inoer nit. @fan iibt i'm
Soale Ser George @nlbington Sigt
Sfule Montogs uno 9onnerstags
pom 4 6is 5 l1br. 2eiterin lit SRI.
2urie 2anoen, unO Der Sdiiler &or
Barter pom 8lasordeiter Der Sigh"
S6ule baft nit bel Der Ausbilounq
Ser ainoer. SpGter 9ibts &on3ertG
unO Nuftpaten BEL S6ulfeiten.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06
Recreation Unit
Elects Officers

! The City 1 RECREATION Commls-
sion assembled I'M regC1ars session
last night at the City Hall, and
among other business transacted,
elected officers for the ensuing
term.
J. Glenwood Sweeting was
chosen as chairman; DR.. Dello
Cobo was named vice-chairman,
with Vernon A. MicklebefrT
selected as secretary. The other
members of the commission arc
Gerald Saunders, Merville Ros-
am, Henry R. Startling and j.
M. Varela. The entire member
ship was present.
The commission went on record
as recommending to the City
Council that steps be taken to
purchase South Beach.
The beach has been leased by
the Recreation Commission, and
operated for the benefit of the
public for the past year. However,
the portion of the beach owned
by Frank Cato has been sold, ard
the commission will be required
to move its equipment and
structures off of the property Sy
September II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06
TIE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

More and more of the prodigals
down there in Congress are in
need of tap on the shoulder
The latest outburst is where 2 of
the boys are cookin' up a guar
anteed adequate diet" With their
new scheme, if you have FAM
lily of 4, you get so dollars worth
of food coupons for 40 per cent
of your wages.
But if some tired type of per-
son chooses to work only one
day week and maybe make 40
bucks a month, then his go dol
lars in coupons would cost only
Is dollars. Sounds good. But since
he won't know in advance how
much, if any, he will sure enough
work, it looks like he will wait
until the end of the month for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06

found in testing the front wheels.
With both hands. pull and push
the top of each front wheel. If
there is a clicking sound, chances
are the bearings are worn. Check
the front end. If the tenders
don't fit perfectly into the
chassis, the car has been in an
accident.
You can detect a burned-out
clutch by hand-pressing it down.
Free motion should be between
one-half and three-quarters inch.
No free play indicates hard wear
or burnt-out facing.
On hydraulic brake systems,
push the pedal as far as it will
go and hold the pressure for at
least 30 seconds. If the pedal
slowly sinks to the floor under
constant pressure, it shows a leak
or punctured diaphragm.
Beware of clean engine. A
dirty one indicates no recent re-
pairs. Examine the back of the
radiator core for signs of solder
ing. If there are some, the car
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06
kogelio Gomez Sells
Pepsi Cola Business


Rogelio Gomez has sold his
repsi Cola bottling plant to Will
lam M. Curry and Sydney c,
Curry. of Miami.
Mr.. Curry said today that he
has had IL years experience in
the bottling business He was
salesman, advertising manager
and vice president of Nehi Bot
Ting Company of Miami.
Mrs. Curry is a niece of County
Commissioner Pat Peters of the
Little River district in Dade
county, and the founder of the
village of Peters, just north Of
Homestead, Is one of her rela-
tives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06
of the strongest svorantees Of progress and
world peace is continuous scientific preparedness
through industrial research"

~ General Electric has approved
El5S plans for a new $4,000, 1000
Research Laboratory. This ex-
penditure has tremendous significance.
Scientific research has contributed much
to our progress as nation.
"Many things have been discovered
during this war, and we can and must
develop them into better things for
peacetime.
To-day we have $50 research people
on our staff. These new facilities will
not only give increased outlet for their
abilities, but will provide opportunities
for new research minds with new talents
''From this new laboratory we think
new achievements will come. In the past,
@G-E research has contributed much to
better living in America only
through new developments in x-ray,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06

his COUPONS, and win eat nothing
at all for so days.
And If a diet is to be adequate.
the Director of the Diet Dept. win
tell US what to eat. And il you
happen to like carrots but don I
like spinach and the Director
does like spinach and is vice
versa on carrots, then you eat
spinach, too.
For grown-up men in Congress
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06
How TO Buy A Good
Second Hand Car
FLORIDA Highlights)

Observe these rules to get your
moneys worth in buying a sec
ondhand car, in case you can't
get one of the 100000 new cars
scheduled to roll off assembly
lines by 1916.
Remember a good 1896 auto
mobile is superior to an abused
1912 model and that dealers
guarantee covers only the first
months use by the customer. Too
many prospective buyers become
elated over a brightly painted
lemon when they should ex-
anime the advantages of a car
still bearing the scars of use.
Always try the steering wheel
for play, with wheels straight.
If it's more than two and three-
quarters inches it means the car
has had plenty of wear and tear.
Proof of good axle assembly is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06
JAYCEES HOLD
INSTALLATION
JACK DELANEY WAS MASTER
OF CEREMONIES AT
TUESDAYS EVENT
BY WILBERT J. MoErIRKE

The Key West Junior Chamber
of Commerce held its annual in
stallation of officers Tuesday
night at Raups Club.
Jack Delaney, as master of GER
emonies, proved to be exception
ally witty and entertaining.
He first read the congratula-
tory note from the Senior Cham
Der of Commerce and later in the
evening Mrs. Hugh Williams,
vice president, gave her personal
speech of greetings and well
wishes for the future of the club.
The purpose of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce movement
and a brief history of the local
chapter was given by Isidore
Weintraub. He listed the Is aims
OF the club at its organization
eight years ago, and told how
most of these have been attained.
Jeff knight, the outgoing pres
ident then presented the official
gavel to DR.. Delio Cobo, who will
preside until June 30, 1916. DR..
Cobo complimented Jeff knight
on the remarkable record that the
club had made during his term,
under the most difficult condi-
tons that the club has ever had
to meet.
DR.. Cobo then outlined some
OF the future plans of the club
The other officers were introduc-
ed to all present. They are: Jack
Delaney, vice president; Wilbert
Moehrke, secretary; CHI arle S
Wardlow, treasurer. The mem
bers of the board of directors are
Jeff knight, Kermit Levin, Ralph
Faraldo, Fred Edwards, with Isl
dore Rodriguez as the alternate.
The keynote speech of the eve
ming was very ably given by Paul
Albury, who chose for the theme
of his speech the future of Key
West, and how we must begin
now to prepare for it.
He expertly tied together in
very clearcut picture the past
history of Key West, the complex,
unsettled and confusing present,
and the grand and glorious future
that might be ours if we start
now to take an active part in
planning it..
In conclusion he said, 81 would
like to suggest the organization OF
a planning board at once. Hand
pick this board. Put men on there
that you know are not pessimis-
tic, but instead have the vision,
courage, faith and determination
to develop and promote to a sue
cessful conclusion the projects
and developments necessary to
assure and insure our future Sc
curity." r &2> ~
The following Jaycees and their
guests were present: DR.. and Mrs.
Delio Cobo, Jeff Knight, Dorothy
Dekle, Isidore Weintraub, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Delaney, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Sweeting, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Albury, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Lopez, Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Rodri-
guez, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Medina,
Miss Dalia Silva, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Freeman Dominguez, Capt.
and Mrs. George Dekle, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Edwards, Mr., and Mrs. John
Borden, Wilbert J. Moehrke, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wardlow, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry HiggS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morales ana Miss Marian
Hogan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06

electricity, metallurgy, eleetronics and
chemistry, but also through reduced Gust
and increased efficiency, as in the
modern incandescent lamp.
even more than i'm the past the Ia
boratory will emphasize research in pure
science continuing and expanding the
work begun by DIR. Whitney and the late
DR.. Steinmetz forty years ago.
TO find new facts of the physical
world, to extend the limits of knowlehee,
is a forward step i'm creating More
Goods for More People at Less Cost"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-06
PORTER PLACE
WINS AND LOSES
N DlAMONDBALl
coca cola AGGREGATION
woH OUT n OPENING
CASE WITH PORTER UNIT
TAKlNc NIGHT CAP


The caea Cola girls won over
sle puwtsa Place girls by a 10 to
= asse Cico Rosam pitched a
xleai same until the seventh
wAsu So Weakened and allowed
thgse hsts and four runs. The Re-
lfestmeni girls scored In the
faea ua tao errors. tno more in
So thfrd. . walk = double by
hftF Isss and a single by Rosam.
Tmp naaFa in the fifth ON two
wsias 500 q dotlhie by Cleo Ros-
aas. sad fiEe in the seventh on
lffea walks A single by Vandyka
ana g hancr with one on by
Nsaan In she field. Bee, and
ksfiY Aau DemeTitt, Pierce ana
MAk ssd and Nandyke played a
EFaWf same fur the ~COkesT and
a Fhasii Afasao and Velasquez
o. the PIuieci girls. Chance in
kii Caslehi two flies 70 win the
aggsiauss ~ the fans.
SrtHN r. III T.
Co.'S Csaa 100 020 5 10 8 /
fHter 81 COZ 600 4 4 9 5
Naiiefius Cler R0sam and NJ.
3ecosa Nelsaq,isz and 1. Fer
nsmaFE
tn So nighs Car the Porter
ftsge san over the Machinists
~ a o. 8 sourc after trailing for
80 firss fave innings. Then in
flH SSH a single By Sierra, a
fteitsfs chuicr. a struck out and
sails ana there were two outs
afa fNn un bases. Del Vale hit
hnfF over third and the ball
80 essay from Carey and three
rans acaFed and tied the count.
o. ths esenth Goss first up hits
= aimHls ca icft center and the
taa again sol away from Carey
$40 Cess came al the way home
Nnh fsle winning run. The Mach
lutai aeaFed two ga the third. On
tmn hits. q Naik and a wild pitch
ana aue Ia tile fourth. a homer by
Careg ose in the fifth. on a walk
anf a raNs bail and two wild
FHttea ana their last run in the
1lsth 81 = homeF by r. Cruz. At
hNf are luaders were Del Vale
ath ESQ osIt ~ three, good for
flsF hsaes and drove home two
sans MslErat two out Of three
sni dEuee home two runs. X.
CEux aua Sierra hit one safely
fFia AilaaFB and Griffin for the
la ffflF egt1 tnne a bat. In the
haaas hiEes. Malgrat and Goss
co. tix @Innegs starred. Two fast
ssali.ia plays also help the Porter
laarT iaF they pulled one IN the
lnra afd une in the fourth.
AraN II III +
Mathlnists 002 III o S q 3
Isatrr 81 900 203 I o o
haisfHs; sue Griffin and
Fsssn e. harris and Higgs.
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