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VI
appeared to have a powerful effect
on Joe.
Seconds later Louis launched a
terrific right in midring that caught
Billy flush in the face and opened
a cut under his left eye that sent
blood cascading down to his chin.
Then the end came with stunning
suddenness.
AS they came together in a neutral
corner the big Negro whipped a
right cross to the head that buckled
Conn's knees. Then, the great fin
isher that he always has been, he
whanged another right to the Jaw
that started Billy down and brought
across left that dumped him on
the canvas.
There never was chance that he
would gain his feet by the count of
10. He struggled as Referee Eddie
Joseph took up the count with the
official timekeeper, but at the final
sweep Of the officials right arm the
Pittsburgh kid had only succeeded
in propping up one elbow. His eyes
were glazed and unseeing as his
handlers rushed across and helped
him to his stool.
Righ Cross Telling Blow.
"He hits terribly hard" Billy said
later. 1T was the right cross that
ruined me. I heard the count, all
right, but I couldn't do anything
about It,"
The three officials had the cham
pion far In front when he landed
his lethal punches. Referee Joseph
gave Conn the second and third
rounds. The two judges, Jack o.
Sullivan and Frank Forbes, each
called the first round even and gave
the third to Conn. Otherwise, 1t
was q clean sweep for Louis, the
boxer, rather than Louis the
puncher.
For defending his title successfully
for the 22d time, Louis figured to
draw approximately $577,7O0 as his
end Of the purse. Conn's share was
approximately $289,000.
Fortunately Tor Billy, he Is sup
posed to be sufficiently well fixed
financially to quit the ring at % If
he feels like it-and there is no
doubt he was serious in his inten-
ton last night. It is said on good
authority that he is worth 5000, 900.
As for Louis, the money he made
last night is not expected to do much
more than pay off his debts to Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs and the Govern
ment, to whom he is far in arrears
on his income tax. He has said he
will not fight again this year. Even
If he wanted to, there scarcely is a
heavyweight in sight at this time
who figures to give him real argu-
ment. Last night Joltin' Joe just
about fought himself out of op-
ponents.
Louis weighed 207; Conn, 1872.
Evening star., 1946-06-20
Moureen Orcutt Leading
Jersey Golf by Stroke

ESSEX FELLS, N. j.. June 10 1'.
-Maureen Orcutt of White Beeches,
who recently won her eighth Metro
politan Links championship, took q
one-stroke lead today to open de-
fense Of the. New Jersey Women's
Golf Association medal-play cham
pionship she has won six times.
She fired a brilliant 40-39-79,
topped by l5-foot birdie putt on
the 18th green, to lead Mrs. Albert
Becker Of North Jersey, perennial
runner up, in q field of o. entrants
Evening star., 1946-06-20
Driving Contest to Open
Runqe at East Potomac

A driving contest will mark the
ofhcial opening Of the East Potomac
Golf Club driving range ut 8 O'Clock
tonight, with q t25 Victory Bond
offered as first prize.
Contestants in the driving con-
test will get three shots at a So
yard wide fairway. Several other
prizes will be awarded for the
longest clolltS
Evening star., 1946-06-20
Sleepy els in Germany
Cluster Around Rudios
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

FRANKFURT, June 20.-Thou.
sands Of sleepy CTS reused them.
selves from their hunks in Ger.
many today and clustered aroune
their barracks radios to hear two
ex-soldiers, Louis and Conn, fight II
out.
Soldiers on night duty luggec
radios to their lonesome posts, anc
in one Frankfurt message cente,
German fraulines employed as tele-
type operators joined in the excite.
ment.
Evening star., 1946-06-20


Ticket scalpers uptown were offer
ing the choice $100 pasteboards for
as low as $50.
There were several hundred who
had the laugh on Promoter Jacobs
today. They were those perched on
top of buildings bordering the
stadium. Some OF them saw the
fight from the clouds, so to speak
Others in the bleachers paid $40 for
a long-range view. Section 45-46
was the most distant-something
like 400 feet.
Louis, aside from successfully de-
Tending his title for the unprece-
dented figure Of 22 times, also estab-
lished a new ring record of having
earned a total Of $2,956086.
Evening star., 1946-06-20
Greenkeepers to Golf
At Belle Haven Club

Tommy Ryan will play host to
the Mid-Atlantic Greenkeepers Nom
day in golf match and business
meeting at the Belle Haven Club
in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1946-06-20
Marines Seeking Comes

Marine Division of Aviation's S
baseball team seeks games with
strong unlimited class mines on the
Leathernecks' diamond or away.
Call Sergt. Tom DeCastro Ut Re-
public 74O0, extension 1850.
Evening star., 1946-06-20
West and Heufner Foyored

SALT LAKE CITY, June 20 R.-
The 5000 Utah Open gets under.
way here tomorrow over the $685.
yard Fort Douglas course with de-
tending champion Harold West and
Clayton Heafner among the favor
ties.
Evening star., 1946-06-20

First indication the big fistic
show would not do the business
predicted earlier in the ballyhoo-
the first 100000 gate-was noted
a few hours before ring time.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Deaths Reported

Clara Adams. SO. 746 18th st. Sc.
William A. Scherrer, 81. U. s. Soldiers
Anna c. oBrien. 7s, 71s auackenbos st.
walter P. White. 7s, 1910 Newark st. NV.
Jacob L. Joffe. "A, 1928 Col. I'd. NV.
Carrie v. Wilmer. ~, 921 Hamilton ST.
Hugh A. Allen, 70, Alexandria, Va.
Margaret Goodman, 70, 4431 3rd St, NV.
William r. Thrasher, 70, 1211 18th Ut.
oragio Fcrrari. 70. -523 sth st. Sc.
Elizabeth G. Musy. so, 1904 7th st. ne.
Annie M. Mitchell, 6S, 1850 Lanier pl.
1euilis Adams-Beede. 6s. 5504 33rd St NV.
William ]. B. King, 81, U. s. Soldiers
Fred L. Arends, 81. 441s 18th pl ne.
George c. wilmer. 81, $685. Conn. ave.
Aloysius ]. Fealy. 81. 5000 Gath st. ne.
Josephine A. Hathaway, SO, 1850 Mt.
Raymond Williamson. SO. 227 Mass. ave.
william s. Rodgers. 5s,. 72s 9TH st. ne.
Jumelia Day. 56, 1917 18th st. NV.
Frank Davis, 52, 452 K st. NV.
Edwin Mccarthy, 45, 4312 HALEY ter. Sc.
Alfred S. Lawrence, 40, Alexandria, Va.
Infant Whalen, 4117 l Sth St. ne.
Eugene o. Edwards, II, 1924 9th st. NV
william Bowe, 65, 131 l. st. NV.
Annie Maaon, 63, 133 You st. NV.
James Tharnwen, 55, "a st. ne.
James Weldon. II. 2024 14th st: NV:
Evening star., 1946-02-14
SOiIed Blankets

2 Kenwood An-wool Blankets,
plain colors, rayon bound, 72x84.
Orig. $14.95 ----------$12.95
1 Chatham Blanket, 500 wool,
500 cotton, plain color, rayon
bound, 72x84. Orig. 7.95----$5.95
1 Chatham An-wool Blankets,
plain colors, rayon bound. 72xs4.
Orig. 1885 5------$11.95
2 American Woolen Blankets, all
wool, plain colors, rayon bound.
72x90. Orig. $9.95 ---$7.95
/ All-wool White Navy Blanket,
66xS4, whipped ends. Orig. $12.2s.
SS.95
1 st. Mary All-wool Blanket,
plain color, rayon bound, 72x90.
Orig. 1855 --$1 $12.95
4 "Orrspun" All-wool Blankets,
plain colors, rayon bound, 72x9O.
Orig. $15.95 ---$1 $13.95
4 All-wool Blankets, plain colors.
rayon bound, 72x84. Orig. s12.95.
$S.95
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Budget Dresses

Misses Pastel Wool Dresses, brok-
en- sizes. Orig. $8.30-----$5.S7
Misses Pastel apiece Rayon
Dresses. Orig. $10.95------$S.S7
Misses SEQ Cotton, 500 Wool
Jersey Dresses, pastels combined
with black. Orig. $8.95----S5.S7
Misses Pastel, Coat Style Wool
Dresses. Orig. $12.95-------$S.S7
Woman's Black 2-piece Velvet
Suit Dresses. Orig. $3.50 for skirt
and $3.50 for jacket----ea. $40
Women's 2-piece Crepe Dresses
with velvet front. Orig. s1o.95,
$8.87
Kann's-Budget Dress Shop
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
WIS !: 5:
"
ExHIBITs.

Negro History Week. exhibition. through
snd hars shrs serDas
sa to sis'n Is Meass5ss sss sS.sSsa ssi
lias ss e HR sqnfesss fsas
teenth and Independence avenue s,w;s s9
ssm tS 5sS Pp MonSays through Fri
s Special Yash eNhibtion tHaa of century of greet
Ign cards, Natural History Building; Ma
a 70 aifg shroueS Febgu
oil and water color paintings by Paul
q sS pm % sandsys fs tRTousS
Msss 'ssE ssa eaesFss By ps
Mondays thToush Fridays; . am. 20 noon
Ssaturdssysp sstsIosy nan, and -, 3 to pm. Sundays
eaptSfsd asrman Baeasr %ssRinssen
and hasSn eudns an9 sa
5:I5 pm: weekdays and to pm. Sum
Mam6psp aasry Hs E1besh Poe ss phiI,iD
tSSSSsh sasardsys ana to n pm. aeisass SUM-
and 50th annual exhibition OF washington
Water Color Club through March 3; Cor
through Saturdays. and to pm. Sun
= Additions to the Kress collection and
government, National Gallery of Art, 10
am. to pm weekdays and 2 to 10 pm. |
Sundays through March.
MUSIC.
''Rio Rita" presented by Columbia Light
Opera Co, Roosevelt High School audito-
rum $50 o'clock tonight, through Satur-
Marine Band, Marine Barracks, pm.
PARTY.
wanderbirds' Hiking Club Valentine |
party. Friendship House, 6l9 D street Sc,
f:30 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERVICE MEN.
Discussion group, Washington Labor I
Canteen, l2l2 Eighteenth street NV"
cupid's party, Nccs-Uso, 1914 street
Square dance, Masonic Service Center.
Thirteenth and H streets NV. o'clock
Coffee and doughnuts. Uso Club. 1911
u street NV, O'Clock tonight.
OFFICERS.
Dance. Junior ofhcers of Washington.
Dance, Gadsby's Tavern, Alexandria.
Va. $50 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 1900, or any of the fol-
lowing Usos: National 0614. NATIONAL
Colored personnel may call USO. Decatur
1854, or War Hospitality, Decatur 776S.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
handkerchief

Mems White Handkerchiefs with
handmade initials, broken as
sortment. Irreg. ca. 15c
Women's White Swiss Hankies.
Linen and cotton mixture with
tape border and Jacquard de-
signs, hand-rolled. Orig. $1.00,
Sea. 75c
Observation-Disclosures
Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Fur Shop

Merit" Beaver-dyed Coney, sizes
1918. Orig. $159-------$119
Mink Blended Muskrat, Y length;
sizes 16, Is. Orig. $248------$129
Honey Beige-dyed Muskrat, full
length; sizes "A, 16. Orig. $29s.
$249
Silver Blue-dyed Muskrat, size Is.
Orig. $349 ---$299
Let-0ut Sable Blended Muskrat,
size 16. Orig. $565- 5-----$399
All Prices Plus 209o Tar
Kann's-Fur Shop-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
COrSefs

"Flexees" Panty Girdles. Cotton
and rayon fabric knit. Sizes Is
to 81. Orig. $5.95 -----S3.ss
so Hollywood Maid" Girdles, 1e-
inch length. white cotton pique:
sizes 26 to %. Orig. s6.5O---S3.Ss
46 Junior Panty Girdles of rayon
Swami-knit; sizes Is to 81. Orig.
s Lady HOLLYWOOD Girdles, ray
on and cotton; size a. Orig.
$3.50 ---------------------$l.95
rs Helen Gray" Garter Belts,
rayon and cotton knit; sizes Is
to 80. Orig. $3.50 0-----S1.50
Is "Snug Fit" Garter Belts, rayon
and cotton mesh; sizes 26 and %.
Orig. S2.25 ---------S1.50
Is Roll-on Synthetic Elastic Cir
dies and Summer Mesh GirdIes in
small sizes only. Orig. $3.50 and
1895 -- S1.0O
50 Scant-x Leg Shields, small,
medium and large. Orig. $1.25,
$50
25 Garter Belts of rayon and cot
ton; sizes 26 and %. Orig. $3.50,
$50
Kann's-Corsets-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Bedding Dept.

/ Cretonne Covered Slipper
Chair, soiled. Orig. $3.50, $8.S8
/ Boudoir Chair, soiled. Orig.
$18.95 ---------------$10.SS
/ Walnut Finished Vanity Bench.
Orig. $6.95 -----$3.44
l Maple Cricket Chair, floor sam
pie. Orig. $9.95 ----A.99
/ Mahogany Finished Chest Of
Drawers. Floor sample. Orig.
$3495 $22.99
1 Double and One Twin Size Felt
Mattress, floor samples. Orig.
$22.95 -----$14.A
/ Double Size Box Spring. Orig.
$24.95 5---------------Sl4.99
j Twin Size Felt Mattress. Orig.
S29.95 ----$16.88
! Double Size Box Spring. Orig.
s29.95 ------ $16.88
/ Double Size Maple Finished
Poster Bed. Orig. $7.99-----$4.99
/ Twin Size Mahogany Finished
Poster Bed, SCARED. Orig. $3.50,
$12.99
/ Twin Size Simmons Felt Mat
tress. Orig. $39.5o------$24.A
Kann's-Bedroom Furniture
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Booster Gets Gerunium
Over Is Feet Toll
tBy the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES.-A geranium
plant, 13 feet 6as inches tall, is on
its way to Mrs. Lillian P. Budd,
wife of Navy man who is visiting
in Geneva, Ill.
Recently Mrs. Budd wrote the ALL
Year Club of Southern California
that some Illinois college professors
scoffed at her boast that geraniums
in California grow so tall they ex-
tend over the roofs. So she wrote
the All-Year Club to please produce
such a plant.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Art Goods

5 Rayon Pillows. Orig. s1.5s,
ca. 59c
80 Spools White Strawlite for
crocheting bags and hats. Orig.
$1.00 ---4------------ea. SEC
2 Stamped Rompers. Orig. $1.19,
"a. CSC
1 Rayon Knitting Bags. Orig.
$2.98 -----$1.9S plus 2oeo tax
8 Stamped Crib Quilts. Orig.
Sz.CS --------.-------- $A.0o
KAnn's-Art ooods-Fourth
Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
& -
k<*<,S FRIDAY BARGAINS
AP N nh Mm9
Better Dresses

Is Daytime Dresses In print and
plain sheers, misses sizes. Orig.
S16.95 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
4 Evening Wraps, misses sizes in
black velvet. Orig. $l6.S5 $500
5 Dressy Dresses, sizes 80 to AZ.
Orig. $29.95 --------$l $500
6 Daytime Dresses, sizes 1914 to
241a. Orig. $22.95 1851.
Kann's-Better Dresses-Second
Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Infants Dept.

Tots All-wool 2-piece Suit, sizes
1-3. Orig. $7.99-------S5.32
Dolls and Stuffed Toys. Orig.
1914 and $6.74- $3.50 and $4.ss
Toy Telephones. Orig. $l.29-- -59c
Wooden Blocks. Orig. $1.00- -79c
Infants Rattles. Orig. sec to 92c,
sec
Cotton Knit Shirts. Orig. SIC 24c
Cotton Sleeveless Vest. Orig. sec,
15c
Cotton Knit and Rayon Knit
Pants. Orig. SOC to 69c-------I -I9c
One Group of Headwear. Orig.
$1.15 to $245--------48 -48c
Velveteen Muffs, applique trim.
Orig. $1.99 ----------8S -8Sc
Velveteen Hats. Orig. $199- $50
Boys Snow Suits, size 3. Orig.
$l2.98 ------------$6.19
Hats to match. Orig. $1.69 -48c
fodder Boys and Girls Winter
Coat Sets, sizes 1-3. Orig. $16.98
to $19.95----
Infants Commodes. Orig. $l.29,
$50
Crib Blankets, 1870 cotton, 25es
wool, seconds. Orig. $2.81 -S1.49
Ali-wool Mittcns and Booties.
Orig. $1.69 to $1.99 $40
Diaperwite-the perfect diaper
wash. Orig. Csc 5c------1Oc
All-wool Sweaters, size /. Orig.
S5.SS
Infants Handmade Sacuues.
Orig. $500 S2,99
kann's-Infants' Dept.-Fourth
Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Daytime Dresses

Cotton Wash Dresses, misses and
women's sizes. Orig. $5.95 $3.50
Cotton Wash Dresses, small sizes
only. Orig. $2.99 and $3.50 -$2.17
"Georgiana" Rayon Dresses, soil
ed. Orig. $10.95- S8.97
Cotton Wash Dresses, broken sizes.
Orig. $3.50 9--$2.s7
Kann's-Daytime Dresses
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Irres. Of 29c
Handkerehiefs
15c

Fine white cotton handker-
chiefs for women or girls.
Dainty 1-corner embroi-
derry; midget hemstitched
hens suitable for crochet
edge. IrregularS.
Kann's-Handkerchiefs
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
China

2 Covered Urns. Orig. $14.98.
S7.49 pr.
Candy Dishes. Orig. $3.49, $1.98
Glass Figures. Orig. 1898.
$1.9S ca.
10 8-Pc. Hf-baIl Sets. Orig. 500.
sec
IL Earthenware Rolling Pins.
IS White Bouillon Cups. Orig.
lOC -CC
IL White Meat Platters. Orig.
3 Glass Vases. Orig. $1.69--75c
Kann' n's-Chinar Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Stationery
TOiIef,'ies

500 Wool Type Powder Puffs. Orig.
lOc ------------ DC
IA 'Develtry" Cologne. Orig.
I.l4 69c"
rs Single Edge Razor. Orig. 10c,
SC
80 Metal Acetate Soap Boxes.
Orig. 25c ---------5c SC
2S Gay Stantons Nail Cream.
Orig. $1.00 ----29cs
"a Le Sonier Powder Mitts, as is.
Orig. 69c ------------------Is Iscs
500 "Matay" Sachets. Orig. 1Oc,
SC
4S Bath or Shower Sprays, long
tubes, adjustable faucet attach
ments. Orig. $1.50 -79c
IL Shower Caps, rubber. Orig.
Sl.UU 79c
IA Acetate Bath Powder Jars.
Orig. $1.98 -49c
"Wrisley's" Assorted Bulk Soap
for complexion or bath. Orig.
72c doz. -49c
items plus 20qe tax.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Notions

8 Novelty Pin Cushions. Orig.
$1.00 $50
Is Children's "Tubbies." Soiled.
Orig. $1.15---------------
Is Lingerie Cases. Orig. Soc --25c
% Leather Shoe Cleaner. Orig.
zoc 15c
Closet Shelving. Orig. 25c -yd. 10c
50 Sanitary Aprons, irregulars
Orig. s1.00 Sc
Is Sweater Dryers. Orig. Soc -19c
10 Hair Snoods. Orig. Sc --25c
Is "Shino- Way" Orig. $3.50 -69c
Kann's-Notions-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
4-l4.45 GABARDIhE SPORT SUITS
Remnants Boys Wear

$6S5 Husky Dress Stacks. Size
$1095 Jr. Leather Jacket Size I0----------$499
$1O0 Boys Eton Caps
95c Cotton Sweat Shirts. Size S-------------59c
$495 Water -Repellent Rancoats Size 6-------s19s
SASS Tweed Knicker Suits. Size S----------S799
S9.95 AnWool Junior Leisure Coat. Size 6----$499
S2.99 Prep Hats, in teal and blue. Sizes SIS, rs,
~ ---------------------------
Is $395 Students Hats blue grey felt with welt edge
and rayon lining. Sizes rs and ~ A--------SI9S
II Boys S3-S7 Cotton Blanket Robes Sizes to s, S199
SO Boys $1.69 Button Blouses Sizes and 79c
Boys S7.95 Eton Suits Sizes and 7---------S39S
81 Boys S1.o5 Sport Bouses Sizes and 29c
Is Boys S115 and s1.25 Button -Bouses. Sizes
IL s3.s5 Fancy Print Sport Shirts Sizes IA 1s,
Is and 20
81 Boys Csc Heavy Boot Hose ose---------------- 39c
Is Boys s2.5o Two-Piece Cotton Pajamas. Sizes
S2.A5 Cotton Wash Suits. Size
$6.95 Gabardine Rancoats. Size
Boys $1.59 Gloves. Large size ze---------------79c
Is Boys $1.00 Water-Repelent Hats
Is Boys $129 Cotton Overalls. Sizes 2, and 659c
$3s9 Wool and Reprocessed Wool Oyerals. Sizes
$1143 Brown 2-Pc. Snow Suit Size 4----------$5SS
S3.95 Cotton Wash Stacks. Size husky-----S149
$2.95 Cotton Wash Slack. Size 49, husky
Kanns-Boys' Store-Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Leather Goods
Je,t'eIry

11o Pieces Costume Jewelry. Orig.
$l.UU o3c"
50 Sterling Silver Bracelets. Orig.
$1.25 ------------2 for 25c@
IS Cigarette Lighters. Orig. $l.00,
69c
Men and Boys Tie Clasp and Col
lar Bar, gift boxed ------ $1.00
3 Pieces Rhinestone Jewelry. Orig.
$500, as is -- 2.00*
2 Compacts with. sterling silver
trim. Orig. 0.00-----$6.00%
'Plus 20eo tax.
Kann's-Jewelry-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Furniture Clearance
Tables and Other Small
Pieces-Finished and Unpainted

. Walnut veneered Top Coffee Tables Orig $685. $3.50
. Mahogany Finished Magazine Racks. Orig. SS.s5.
S2.ss
. IL Lamp and End Tables walnut finished. Orig.
$795 $500
. Mahogany Veneered End Table Orig. $12.S5 $3.50
Night Tables with drawer and shelf Orig. $685. S4S8
l Corner Pier Cabinet, mahogany finished. Orig
$10.75 --------- $3.50
Unpainted Magazine Racks Orig. S3.40-
Unpainted Vanity Bench. Orig. S249
Unpainted Night Stands Orig S12.95 s7.95
Lounge Chairs with Ottoman Orig $2940-- Sl9.s5
o LINED Oak Poker Table Orig SASS $3.50
. Hanging Wall Shells. Orig. $5.95 to $s.95---Sz
Kanns-occasonal Furniture-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-14
Clearance
Folding Cots
Orig. $3.50
1929

Rollaway cots. 80 inches
wide, with cable link
springs and rolled-edge
mattresses. Scared from
handling; m stresses
slightly soiled some
with small tears.
KAnn's-Bedroom Fur
niture-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-14
zz-I.ee AND z.ss BOYS HATS

Boys and Junior boys shapes in teal, brown o<
and granite Sizes 6K, 6a, Z and 71s----------
Evening star., 1946-02-14

Useful lengths OF new
spring fabrics. Many all
wool for suits. skirts. 81
to 80 in. width. Properly
labeled for fiber content.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-10
Intra-Clu Dinner Golf Match
Starts This Weekend--.--Lopez

inifa-ciub dinner golf match
thai wili he played from Thurs
aay - sunday, April ~ 10 April
g. has becn announced and the
esmpetitlve teams are requested
~ Professional Joe Lopez 20 ar
FaaMe thair starting time
anungst themselves Any mem
-cFsYbeaEds"
Bah spoglswood anu Capt. w.
d Hamilton
Antsony Domeritt and Charles
Natfa
Hairy knight and Paul Mesa,
o.
HaFsiey Alhury and Sam Gold
Hnsih
W. Curry Harris and Francis
o. lauNH
nln peioauin and Willie Wat
kfnE
hns nuiiun and Jack SELLERS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-10

Der left out of the pairings will
also be guests OF the losing team.
The losing team will play hosts
90 a dinner with all the fixings
90 the victorious group, and both
Captains Bob Spottswoood and
Glenn Price are confident of VIC
tory.
The pairings are as follows:
buffers"
Glenn Price and Horace O'Bry-
ant.
DIR. Jack Hayes and Norman
Artman.
Alton Parks and Charles Smith,
Jr.
+. Elbertson and scom
Grooms.
DR.. w. p. Kemp and ]. J.
Klrschenbaum.
Robert Dopp and Bob billiard.
Pop" Londeree and Louis
Pierce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-10
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
tKnow Ainsrics)

Congresswoman Clare Boothe
Luce of Greenwich, Conn, born
New York, 43 years ago.
DIR. Charles p. Olivier, famed
University of Pennsylvania as
tro6omer, born Charlottesville,
Va, 81 years ago.
Henry Prather Fletcher OF
Newport, r. l., ofietime ambas-
sador, ex-chairmail Republican
Natl. Comm, born at Green
castle, Pa, 70 years ago.
Frances Perkins, ex-secretary
of labor, born in Boston, ga years
ago.
Sigmund Spaeth Of New York,
musician, born in Philadelphia,
81 years ago.
Horace v. Gregory, poet-critic,
born in Milwaukee, 48 years ago.
John D. Hertz of Chicago,
founder of Yellow Cab, born in
Czechoslovakia, 81 years ago.
Bernard F. Gimbsl, president
of the New York department
store of the name, born at Vim
cennes, Ind, 81 years ago.
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Danny Lastres Has Row With
Manager Cranell OF Smokers

Dsnnv f.astFes, sensational
enanM fsanchali player of this
80. ault the Tampa Smokers
aftfF having q run In with Man
err Ufaneli ~ that club.
fsanHy brat Manager Gfanell
est a the ahoftstop berth ami
slnEs ten tee pilot has been sore
81 me KEY Wesier.
w ~ same the Smokers play
80 wiih the Lakeland Pilots last
klinaaT. Graneil removed Las
tea and inserted himself in the
lnrilp az short.
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hey West High School Notes

lcontribussdl

We'll. here 49, are again with
4m end data shout High School.
tirFe arr some more promising
fHana pUanle who graduate IN
Mag Margaret Ann pettis Mag
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ahs mafciy lays claim 10 benz
pleaamniiy plump Well, hav
q vuu as, Magg'e". you r.
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aafa WaflUn. pert little daug ltcr
81 al ard MFs Leo Is Warren
b. anafhrr up o. coming your
isd1 shs gsponds o. Bobby
bn oia fayorltr name foT her IS
Hfmms Nov. who told us 10
wFin that7
Theu thefe's Billy Ladd. Our
ffunpet blasting ciassmate who
cas- aaplfaiiuns uf "a postal career.
ntlif screwed "a letter from Pres
hm Truman tather day. believe
n a. nee ssHmcthing about be-
e.NNna . klumbeT 81 Uncle Sam.
uKla tine Army Billy Is first
.funlpsi slayer in thc band and IS
an lhs Aunual staff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-10
Picks Boston
And St. Louis
Cardinals
By AGUILAR

One of the greatest sports
writers in the country selected
the National League teams to
end the 1916 season this way:
st. Louis Cardinals, Chicago
Cubs, New York Giants, Brook
lyn Dodgers, Boston Braves,
Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia
Phillies and Cincinnati Reds.
The writer is Frederick G..
Lieb, who says the American
League clubs will wind up the
campaign like this:
Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tt
gers, New York Yankees, Wash
ington Senators, Cleveland In
dams, st. Louis Browns, Phila-
delphia Athletics and Chicago
White Sox.
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LECALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1856
DOROTHY +. TAYLOR,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
CHARLES A. TAYLOR,
Defendant,
ORDER or PUBLICATION
TO: CHARLES A. TAYLOR,
GENERAL DELIVERY,
STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT.
1t is hereby ordered that you are
required to appear on the goth day
of April, 1916, before the above
entitled Court to the Bill of Com
plant filed against you in the
above entitled cause and the Key
West Citizen is hereby designated
as the newspaper in which this
Order shall be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Aquilino
Lopez, Jr., as One of the Judges
of this Court and the Seal of this
Court in the City Of Key West,
Monroe County. Florida, this 18th
day of March, 1916
(SeaD Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida
By (sd) Florence r. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
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