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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

dance Louise MOahy, RfSe Saith,
Ida AlViH, Rh0da RenfrOa, Juanlta
Bryant Priscilla Clay, L. whitney,
and Mr.. and Mra. J. Smith.
RefreAhmentA were served and an
enjoyable time was had by all who
Mrs. q. n wIlhama, GGGB Firv,
Ave, So, left Saturday Alght,
November 0, for Atehla0n, Kansas,
where she was called beeauaa Of
the serious illness Of hUF, brother
in.law, Mr., Samuel TruehaFG Mra
Audrey TTuehArt DalaIlAy, former
~ Of Minneapolis and nov al New
York City, flew 70 AtshIGun % 30
at the bedside Of her father,
Mr., and Mira. Jamea Williams,
500 Bryant Ave-. No, are the par
ontH 81 an Z pound baby boy born
Tuesday, Nov. s, at Maternity Hos
pitAl.
Mrs. W. n. RIsAardaoA, SSip Chi.
cARo Ave-. left Thursday, Nov. Z,
for Cleveland, Ohio where ahs will
visit her brother and otheF relatives.
On Nor TNtuFO Trip A10 viii STOP
off In Chicago and Detroit She
plans 10 be gone about 8 weeks
The American Youth for DsmOe-
Tacy Ia holding itA third anniversary
party Saturday, Nov. 10, ae tho
Labor LyceunA, 1900 Olson Blvd, at
$3.50 p, m.
Miss O~ecolA Wright, 2lIA Pills
bury Ave. So. and Mr.. Robert
Wynn, 220l Fifth Ave. So, received
a telegram Sunday, Nov. 10. notify
ing them Of the death az LhSiE aunt,
MIRA Matte Williams, Of Loa
Angeles, Calf. MTa. Williams had
been III In the hospital for several
months,
Mr.. 7. \. DrodeR Of 100 Fourth
Ave, No, returned Friday, Nov. 3,
from a months ViGit with his
daughter and eop.in-iaW, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert HopkinA. BsmIdJi,
MINI.
The ARG. CIub will meet at
the homo 81 MrS. Maxine Jones,
1901 Fourth Ave. g., Friday, Nov.
IN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15
WOmen'S Council
Hollywood Affair
Was Big Success

breakfast In Hollywood" given
by the Women's council OF the
Halle 2, Brown. Monday morning,
Nov. II, II a. M, at the HALLE
q, Brown community house, was a
success. Thirteen tables were beau
tifully set, and Mrs. Laurene Ia
Dor unprecedented Tom Brennemnn.
Prizes went 20 Mrs. Lottie Brent,
III years old, the oldest person
present; Mrs. ldslle Patton, for the
most attractive table acting; Mrs.
Herman Cotton, with tho funniest
hat; Mrs. Mabel Harris, ~ the
good neiRhbor"; Mrs. Dunbar Glib
son, the wishing ring; Mrs. Doris
Roper, married 81 years, and Mr..
Henry Jackson. the best male
singer.
DR.. Lillian Lewis received a love.
ly bouquet Of flowers from the
members Of the council In Rppre.
citation for the idea Of the Holly.
wood breakfast. Mrs. David GTis.
sam and DIR. LILLIAN Lewis were
given the two door prizes. Chair
man, Mrs. Earl Weber, was Also
the speaker.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15
trAl Ava

Mrs. Moore, who has studied at
Knoxville College Conservatory Of
Music, Battle Creek College Con-
servatory, Chicago Musical College
and under Miss Clementine Clifford
at MacAlester College, st. Paul, as
well as private instructors has re-
ceived wide acclaim from a num-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

TO witness one Of the biggest rob
berries in the decision Of q con-
test that have had the DIS
pleasure 10 see. do not blame
the sponsor OF the jittsrbug
contest or the winners Of the CON
test-but when robbery was dish
ed out 10 Alice Pettiford and
Johnny Jackson, on . silver plat
ter, Il was more than the entire
crowd could bear. And believe you
me, and I Gay this Of my own
AccOrd.-it could not have been
planned better II II had been in
Hang High MissiSSippi.
The jittsrbuR contest was q pre-
sentAtion Of Bruce DybVig and his
Carnegie Hall winners. You per
haps know that Well-knoWn former
Navy band man, Prank LeWiE, IL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15
BY DONALD GATES

II realize Now For Ssntimen-
tai Reasons" ! Dream Awhile"
After Hours" for you to Hurry,
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Page B. -MIAn0apalia @D@koamAAn
Friday, November "a ISao
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neal. $3.50
Emerson Ave. NJ, had aa their
guests recently Mr.. Willie Rich
ards, Kansas City, Mo-, and Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Smith, LOa An
Eeles, Calf. During their stay q
reunion dinner was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Neal. Those who attended
the dinner were Measrs. and Mes.
DANES A. J. CLARK, ST., Hardy
White, Wesley Manning, Clifford
Wilksrson, the MsadameE Edna
Russell, and Clyde r. johnson, and
Mr.. Frank CurtiS. Mr.. Richards,
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. WIlkeTsOn, Mr..
Clark, and Mrs. Russell are old
SchOolmAtsa.
Mrs. Edward Brown. 3740 Fourth
Ave. g., received word Sunday,
Nov. 10, that her sister was 10
undergo an operation Wednesday,
NoY. IL. Mrs. Brown left Sunday
night for Atchiaon, Kans., 20 be
at her bedside.
Members Of 20 Limited, Inc, and
LimiteeTa Social club, are holding
q toint party, Sunday, Nov. II, at
6l4 Humboldt Ave. NJ, from 9
until. Members, rernsmber the date.
Miss Virginia Gibson and Mr..
o. c. Eseue Of Hannibal. Mo-, ar.
rived In the city, Sunday, Nov. 10.
70 BE- the guests Of Mrs. Y. l..
Eseus, 1852 fifth Ave. B., for q
week. They will leave for home
Sunday, Nov. II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

Der Of music critics and teachers.
Numbers included In the recital,
appealing TO varied interests, will
be sung in Italian, German. French
and English. The program will be
closed with a suite Of Negro spirit
uRlR.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

Mrs. Mae Landsman, depart
ment president of the VFW Aux
iliary and her staff, Jerry M.
Gillis, department secretary;
Myrtle Biggs, past national color
bearer; Estelle Davey, district
president and Christine O'Keefe,
senior vice-president of Brendle
Post, Miami, arrived in Key West
Saturday, Feb. 9th.
A banquet was given IN their
honor. The visitors were also en-
tertained at breakfast Sunday
morning at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Keirstead, after which
a special meeting was held in
their club rooms at End street and
Flagler avenue. Mrs. Mae Lands
man gave a clear outline of the
work all auxiliaries must par
ticipate in order to be members
in good standing.
Chief topic was the National
Home for orphans and widows
of deceased veterans. She stress
ed the need of a cottage for
Florida orphans, explaining that
most states have one or more cot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
PIT. 4. School Of Instruction Viii
Be Held TOMORROW At High School

and Family Life; and Mrs.
Gertrude, Thayler, state parlia-
mentarian., Guests will be the
superintendent of Public Insrtpt1fc-
ton and members of the school
board. "
There will be a recess at noon
,,aAAAAikhOtimS all, who care to,
will attend a luncheon at a local
RESTAURANT. THE afternoon session
will start at 100 pm.
The discussions to be presented
by these women will be of bene-
fit to everyone, as they can an
swer various questions that come
up for discussion in local meet
ings. -!
Mrs. Marian Curry, president
of the Division Street Elementary
School PIT, A., today urged all
members of the PIT. A. to be
present at the School of Instruc-
ton, which is considered to be an
excellent means of further ed
ucation in PIT. A. work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
Evangelist Will
Be Heard Tuesday

All of the young people of the
city are especially invited and
urged to join in the music and
fellowship tonight at 7:30 o'clock
at the Stone Methodist Church,
corner Eaton and Simonton SITS.
Guest speaker will be James F.
Sphinx, F.R.G.S., of Chicago, Ill.
DR.. Sphinx is a world traveller,
author, and editor. He is a fell
loWk of the philosophical society
Of literature.
Young people will prepare the
program, which will, be lively
and appealing. The Pickens, sis
tiers, Althea, Nancy, Mary and
Helen, will sing a quartette. The
First Baptist Church Orchestra,
Under the direction of Mrs. Grant
Duncan, will play several num-
ters. A trio composed of high
schools girls, Faye Bervaldi, Mary
Johnson and Ruth Evans, will
sing Whispering Hope"
Everyone is cordially invited
to attend, especially teen-agers,
service men and women, and
young people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
Persoputc Notes

Saying goodbye to S. r. Sill
herman today and leaving for
their home in New r York is his
mother, Mrs. A. SHERMAN, his
sister Helen and two brothers,
Jerry and 1t. Kenneth Silber-
man. They have been visiting
here since Saturday Mr.. S. r.
Silbernan is with the Venetian
Blind CO. of this city. Spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. y. Wood was Mrs. Kennedy,
Eal Ward and Mr.. T. Woods
mother. -. Mr.. and Mrs. o. T,
Griswold have recently moved
into their new apartment and at
home at No. Charles Street. =.
Because Mrs. Julian Marks rare
ly speaks of her civic work few
know the many things she has
done for the good of the city.
Mrs. Marks came here some
years before the war and has
been welcome citizen addition
to the Island City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
WV Auxiliary Department
President Visits Locally

tages in Eaton Rapids, Michigan,
Florida being the only state not
represented. Also, that it is the
responsibility of all VIEW posts
and auxiliaries in Florida to raise
funds for that purpose.
A beautiful patriotic ir1struc-
tors flag was presented to. the
local Auxiliary, a gift from the
McAllister Post 1908 in Miami.
Presentation VRS made by Myrtle
Biggs past National color bearer
in most stirring ceremony. The
visiting officers were high in
their praise for the effort the
ladies are exerting in the local
auxiliary. in doing their share in
this great work. A new member
who took the obligation at this
meeting, was Mrs. Louise John
son, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
William Putcamp.
At the close of the meeting re-
freshmentS were served with
everyone having a most enjoy
able time, after which the visi-
tors left for their respective
homes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

Everyone who is a member of
Parent Teachers Association and
those who are interested in child
welfare should make it a must
to attend the School of Instruc-
ton" to be held add day Wednes-i
day at the high school auditor
ium. - Gas - },
The theme will be Together
We Build for Better Tomorrow"
Guests will be welcomed by
Horace O'Bryant and Mrs. Fer
nando Camus will address greet
ings to the group. Presentation
Of the flag and the salute will be
given by a group of Boy Scouts
and the high school band will
play several numbers.
Out-of-town visitors who will
conduct the meeting include:
Mrs. Alice Tutan, regional direc-
tor of Parent Teachers; Mrs.
Sybil Griffin, seventh vice presi-
dent of the state; Mrs. Hazel
Sears, state chairman of Home
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
Operating Commit tees Of Three USO
Clubs Here Haze Luncheon Yesterday

Mrs. Eileen S. Coughlin, direc-
tor of the USO Women's Division
Club, introduced the following
members Of the Club Operating
Committee: Miss Gertrude Laub-
scherj Commander r. j, Watson,
@USN, Mrs. Dan L. Navarro, Mrs.
Jessie ,Kifke, Commander Groom
E. Marcus, USN, Miss ELISA Nor
emo, Mrs. Juliette Pinsonault,
Miss Marie Hartel, Kermit Lew
in, Mrs. Lorena Whalton, Jack
Delaney, Vincent McDermott,
Mrs. Marjorie Hamilton, Henry
B. Haskins and Mrs. Adam STAN
czak.
The assistant directors of the
USO Clubs present were: Miss
Wahneta Burt, Jackson Square
Club, Miss Katherine McFaul,
Beach Club, and Miss Kathleen
Oxley, Women's Division Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

The Operating Committees of
the three Key West USO Clubs
held an informal luncheon meet
ing at the Ocean View Restau-
rant yesterday at noon. ......
1t. Murray Mcneil, Jr., Chap
lain, MOB, said the Invocation
Paul Schwegler, director of the
Beach Club USO, introduced the
speakers; William Brady, chair
man of the Jackson Square USO
Operating Committee and Mrs.
Jessie Kirke, representing the
Woman's Division Club.
William H. Henderson, director
of Jackson Square USO intro
duced the following members of
the Club Operating Committee:
Vim. Brady, Rev. c. T. Howes,.
1t. Murray Mcneil, Jr., Chaplain;
MRS. Bowery, Edna Phelan and
Mrs. Ruth Mcneil.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
Social Calendar

TUESDAY
Everready Star Club. 800 pm.
Division Street School PIT. A..
800 pm.
Jr.-Sr. Room Mothers Meeting,
School Auditorium. 200 pm.
Junior Woman's Club Meeting,
Woman'S Clubhouse, Duval
Street. 800 pm.
Art and Craft Glass, Woman's
U.S.O. 2 pm.
X X X
WEDNESDAY
Bridge Club, Whitehead Off
GERS Club. 800 pm.
School of Instruction, PIT. A,
High School Auditorium. ALI
Day. ....5
/ Junior Woman's Club Cabaret,
/ Club Suga1oa. First Eve
ming Performance.
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
American Legion, Legion
Home. 800 pm.
~ 4 i X
THURSDAY
Ladies Auxiliary, Key West
Municipal Hospital. 400 pm.
Junior Woman's Club Cabaret,
d.. Club Sugaloa. Second Eve
ming Performance.
Valentine Dinner Dance, Off
GERS Club.
= X X
FRIDAY
Girl Scout Troop 4 Meeting,
Fleming Street Methodist
Church. 400 pm.
X X X
SATURDAY Lies. a.
Brownie Meeting, Fleming st.
Methodist Church Annex.
10 1000 am. ~ @ IN ~
pr,11 ~ X X X 2aD4-
Key West Players, Barn Thea
ter, 500 pm. h-aefng
Jay Shoes, J.C. Clubhouse. 800
pm.
1945 proved bountiful to both
Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
Junior-Se Ser High School
Honor Rolls Made Known

Roy Giles, Betty Canova,
Ruth Fowles, Nancy Pick
ems, Ann Wellons, Phillip
Head, Bernard Kaplan, Syl-
via Smith, Betty Thompson,
Paul Gibson, Dorene Claw
son, Alfred Knowles, Alice
Johnson, Christine Lastres,
Kenneth RIVERA, George
Carmona, Ralph Doster,
George Holzapfel, Joyce
Thompson.
.80-Betsy Gates, Jose Fernan-
DEE, Virginia Turner, Helen
Mcdonald, Joe Ward, Eu-
gene Pita, John Jones,
Floyd Roberts, John Solo
mon, Carolyn Collins, Bette
Luke, Wesley Saunders,
Inez Serrano, Ray Elwood,
Oscar Orapeza, Joyce
Thompson, Vincent Molina,
Doris Roberts, Betty Filler,
Louis Maloney, Sarah Rob-
erts, Clayton Sims, Clayton
White.
.75-David Freeman, Louis Ser
rano, Jack Larsen, Leota
Russell, Emily Webb.
Duncan, Shirley
Papy, Sherry Tyson, Pa
tricia Wood, Frank Young,
Manuel Lopez, Richard
Trudeau, Mary Murray, Jim
Ward, Robert Bowdon, Ell
sic Thompson, Dorothy
Weaver, Fay Clark, Billy
Hartmann, Shirley Layman,
Don Williarns,S Randolph
Richardson, Aguelio Co
mez, Alice Hernandez, Jose
Sanchez, Dorothy Carbonell,
Earl Eur1E1, Claudia Rob-
ertS.
,6e--Jo~-~Ann Marshall, Joan
- -. Knowles, Robert Archer,
Carol Boza, Mary Johnson,
Sylvia Johnson, Norma
Brown, Joe Curry, Jane
Smith, Kermit Kerr, Char
lotte Rank, James EWton,
- Diana Gonzalez, Elena Mon
zon, Ray Paxton, Fred Rob-
erts, Janet Adams, Joan Nc
Neal, Lillian Sawyer, Alice
White, Anne Yates, Peter
Diaz, Jacquelyn Duane.
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Ag i!
Another SerOice
Man Settles Here

Latest discharge from Key
West is BoatSwaih Mate Second
Class James v. McCulley of lilo
Eaton street who was formerly
employed in charge of a so foot
lighthouse tender tending the
smaller aids to navigation in this
area with the Coast Guard.
Mr.. McCulley has decided to
remain in Key West and will
shortly take position as skip
per of charter boat. His wife,
Betty. is here with him and his
son, Bobby.
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.Tr.-Sr. PIT. 4.
Meets Today

The regular monthly meeting
of the Junior Senior High School
Room Mothers will be held this
evening 1880 o'clock, at the home
of Mrs. Hilton Tiff on Duncan
street, with Mrs. Oscar Cruz as
joint hostess.
All room mothers are request
ed to be present, as final plans
will be completed for the Valen-
tine dance that will be held for
the benefit of the PIT. A, Friday
evening, Feb. Is, in the Elk's
Patio on Duval street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
American, Legion,
Meets TOMORROW

A regular meeting of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, American
Legion, will be held tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock in the Lee
gion Home, corner White and
Southland streets.
Post Commander John B. VIM
urges all members to attend this
session. sft
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
Make T0rpON
Springs Call

Henry (Hank) D. Speilberger,
BM2c, UsCG, won a free phone
call home last night at the USO
Club, 800 Duval street. Hank
will call his mother at Tarpon
Springs, Florida.
Every Sunday night free
phone call is given as the prin-
ciple prize of the Bingo party
which is a regular Sunday night
feature at the club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
Pharmacist Mates
Haze Party

Paul Yuele, PhM2c, and Bill
Karpen, PhM2C, were the happy
recipients of a surprise birthday
party last night at the USO Club,
303 Duval St. Both Karpen and
Yuele celebrated their 21st birth
day.
Refreshments were served,
consisting of punch, fudge and a
huge birthday cake decorated
with the inscription Bill and
Paul..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

Honor Rolls listing students
who have done work well above
the average for the third six-week
instruction period of the first
semester of the 1945-'46 school
year at the Key West Junior and
Senior High Schools have been
released by Professor Horace
IO'Bryant, head of the two schools.
The Rolls show:
Senior High School
Point
Ave. .s
l3.O0-Lorraine Nottage, Evelyn
Shelton, Betty Cottrell,
Elizabeth Ann Gardner,
Kermit Roberts.
2.80-Jerry Henriquez.
I2.75-Ruth Roberts, Antonica
Smith.
I2.60-Helen Howes.
T2.50-Doris Boza, Rose Mary
Kerr, Betty Spear, Giselda
Calleja, Florence Russell.
2.40-Patsy Russell, Andre Num-
ford, Conchita Varela, Joan
Porter.
2.25-Patricia Duane, Joyce Null
berg, Betty Rae Brady, Rose
Marie Pinder, Geraldine
Marriott, Clayton Papy,
Nancy Sterling, Rosalie
Camalier, William Curry.
|2.20-Cathy LETTERS, Nancy Blau-
vet, Billy Stewart, Estel
Martinez. 3sf
.2.00-Dorothy Hobbs, Earl Kerr
: stesdS Martha, Merritt, Fred
sMAe r sGarDhne Morgan,
Marion Selano, Tony Ma
chado, Galley Sweeting,
Gerry Albuty, Arthur Boza,
Q'NealFAdRGns, ElesnoygAh-
dtes, MArilyn Bennett; Kath-
ryp .Karhula Glenweod.
Weech. -----.------------- -
1.80-EdWard Gardner, Margaret
PettiS, Alma Rash, Nancy
Lane, Dolores Lewis: p.
1.75-Gloria Acevedo, Herman
Eerezo, Bertha Perez, Ho-
racio Castillo, Dale Ellis,
William Freeman, Adam
Stanzak, Mary Louise Spen-
GER. ..
1.60-Tom HoWes, A. c. Evans,
Leslie Sanders, Elsie Curry.
1.50-Janet Conway, Ann Cooke,
Amparo Divide, Faye Rob-
erts, Leroy Sawyer, Rose
Mae Higgs, Camilla Rod
riguez, Thelma Degler, Carl
Brill, Albert PARA, Claude
Valdez, Ben Saunders, Jean
Woodbridge. Hilda Weber.
10 Junior High. School
Point
Ave. ........--...-.--..>- .-....--. =.
3.OO-Delores Ennis, Nellie Men
endez, Ann Doughtry, Mae
Kaplan, Colleen Moore,
Peggy Moss. - '.'-~.' 3e-
2.80-Doris Cowley, Edward
Bruner, David Henriquez,
Marlen Zorsky. -'t'
2.60-Betty Jenkins, Frank Ham
NJ ilton, Warren Thompson.
2.50-Pauline Hoover, Beverly
y. Spear. ..-..
2.4O-Betty Baumgart, Judith
paughtry, Donald Irwin,
Harold Solomon, Beatrice
Remeritt, Gail Wallace,
Nathalie Valdez. ~
2.25-Mary Lou Cowley, James
Malgrat, Robert Miller.
2.20-Barbara. Crusoe, Evangeline
Archer, Ruth Gibson, Ken
meth Key, Dorothy Miller,
Jean Bonner, Bobby Led
ford, Joyce Goehring, Caro-
lyn, Betancourt, Rita Can
alejo, Joyce Gibson, Doro-
thy Lowe, Leonard Salazar,
Sylvia Smith, Clara Arma-
yor, Betty Bowman, Faye
Knowles, Horace Averette,
Helen Cottrell.
l2.00-Zaida Diaz, Barbara Mora,
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Auxiliary Meets
TOMORROW

Hospital Auxiliary will hold a
meeting tomorrow night at the
Roman's Clubhouse at four
o'clock.
The meeting is the regular
monthly session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12
ILLEGAL AT NIGHT

NEW NOTWITHSTANDING on the
streets of Milwaukee, Wis, is IL
legal after s pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

Brazil seeks machinery and
skilled help from United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

EDWARDS HAVE BOY

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ed
wards, 618 Fleming street, a boy
weighing nine pounds at 1853
o'clock the morning of Sunday,
February 10, at Porter's Hos
pital.
The new arrival has been Civ
en- the name of William Frederick,
Junior. t..-
Mrs. Edwards was formerly
Miss Doris Hart. ,.s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

CAPT. YVONNE BAILLOD. wife
of I. P. Baillod. MOB senior op-
tica! instrument make witnessed
Reims surrender of Germany in
the schoolhouse. She was sta
toned at Assembly Area Com
mand where there were 100000
troops.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

1945 proved bountiful to both
grain merchants and farmers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-12

In March, 1913, the number of
soldiers in the Fourth Service
Command reached its peak
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Points
Continued From First Page }

hold on to anyone who would not
be eligible for discharge by July.
The public relations director ex-
planned that the War Department
had not yet received a transcript
of Gen. McNarney's press confer
ence remarks, but assumed that
Gen. McNarney meant he would
release high point men as fast as
he could eliminate jobs or get re-
placements.
Naturally, it was explained, ii
would be easier to replace a truck
driver than a decoder or cable
splicer, but Gen. McNarney will not
release truck driver with 10 points
when he has other truck drivers
with so points.
Gen. Eisenhower has stressed the
fact that he wants men with the
longest service and highest points
brought home first, Gen. Parks said
adding that it would be an obvious
injustice to reach down and get low
point men for shipment home.
In his directive to every theatel
commander, Gen. Eisenhower said
Reports indicate that in some
theaters there are men who might
Otherwise be returned to the United
States for discharge except for Wal
Department restrictions on score
The detailed future program of the
War Department will he forthcor,o
ing shortly. In the meantime, yor
are authorized to continue to re.
turn to the United States without
delay any men for whom there il
no military need, continuing to OBJ
serve the principle of returning mer
in order of highest score and long.
est service"
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Suspects Flee
| Stolen Toxicob
| After Arrest

Two 18th precinct scout car
policemen, Pvts. j. j. Wolfe and
F. E. Daugherty, had red faces
today.
They encountered a taxicab at
4:45 am. on Kenilworth avenue
Sc. The manner in which it was
driven caused them to stop it and
arrest the driver for reckless
driving. A woman was sharing the
front seat with him.
The policemen told them to pro-
ceed to the station house on Nichols
avenue Sc They followed, but not
very closely, for at Minnesota ave-
nue. and G street Sc. the man and
woman abandoned the cab, ran
through the woods and disappeared.
When they arrived at the station
mouse they learned the cab had been
stolen from in front of a coffee shop
at Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. Its owner, John A.
Hall, 1851 Peabody street NV, had
reported 80 minutes earlier.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Don't Recall You !,
Seobee Answers
Ex-Commonder

Former Comdr. Clifton A. Whyte
Of $500 Second place NV. thought
it would be fine gesture OF friend
ship to send a Christmas card to
each man who served in his seabee
battalion overseas, now that he is a
civilian again.
Today he received a reply from
one of them, Seaman 1/c Robert M
Riley, now stationed at Norfolk
which read:
Dear Clifton,
Il received your Christmas card
today and thank you very much fol-
remembering me. But I'll be darneo
If I can remember you. I might
have seen you many times but
swear I can't place you. Maybe it
was overseas in one of the Seabees
battalions.
Il was overseas % months. I'm
sorry I can't remember who In the
heck you are. I hope you had
nice Christmas and will have a
happy New Year"