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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06
st. PauES Auxiliary Discusses.
Work Of Church In Liberia

The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Paul's Church held its regular
monthly meeting Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Albert
DiNegro.
The devotional part of the
meeting was led by Miss Leila
Pitcher, followed by the business
session with the president, Mrs.
Milton Sawyer, presiding.
A letter of thanks for donations
sent to the American Mission to
Lepers" was read by the secre-
tary, after which a short talk was
given by Miss Jennie Seymour
pTaising the wonderful work done
in many countries by this organi-
zation.
Miss Leila Pitcher, Mrs. Louise
Grant and Mrs. Roy Avery were
appointed on the nominating
committee.
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Famed ViOLiniSt
Plays Here

Mrs. Stephen Douglass received
the guests at the fifth anniver-
sary party held at the Woman's
USO Monday afternoon. The
party was in the form of a tea
with Miss Gertrude Laubscher
pouring.
Mrs. James Knight, we'll
known violinist, rendered several
selections. Mrs. Knight is from
Washington, D. c., and has stud
led in the Peabody Conservatory
and in Baltimore with Oscar
Schunski. She has played before
the Hungarian Embassy and at
the Stage Door Canteen in New
York.
Poems were read by Mrs. O..
w. Bodler, accompanied by her
sister at the piano.
Miss Gale Wallace and Miss
Carleen Moore, both students of
Paul Baron'S School of the Dance,
performed.
Miss Wallace in a ballet to
Tales of Vienna Woods and Miss
Moore in an Acrobatic number
TO symphony music.
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Mrs. Duncan DralUS illustration Of
Girl Scout At Meeting Held Sunday

ed person, having also played the
trumpet and violin in many New
York shows, one Of the most ia
NOUS Earl Carol Vanites" and
has also directed an all-girl or
chestra, playing for the radio and
hotels.
After the service Sunday, a fell
lowship hour was given. Those
of the Troop who attended were:
Diana Auxier, Martha Sardy,
Judy Doughty, Betty Canova,
Nelly Menendez, Betty Ann
Baumgardt, Joan Knowles, Ann
Sawyer, Loretta Carbonell, Helen
Cottrell, Betty Louise Filler, Mar
garet Underwood, Sharon Salter,
Nancy Lane and the Scout lead
er, Mrs. E. Baumgardt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06

The first Friday in Lent is to
be observed as World Day of
Prayer. This service will be in
ter-denominational and will be
held in the First Congregational
Church.
1.-THE Work of the Church in
Liberia" was the subject for the
afternoon and Mrs. John Sawyer
led the discussion.
At the close of the meeting de-
licious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Those present: MesdameS Ralph
Russell, John Sawyer, Ralph Pin
der, Roy Avery, Glenwood Sweet
ing, Louise Grant, Lily Kemp,
Albert DiNegro, Joseph Laid,
Jeff knight, Milton Sawyer, and
the Misses Maggie Pierce, Grace
Kemp, Jennie Seymour and Leila
Pitcher. a..
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City Commends
Beach U.S.O.

Letter of commentator to be
written by City Manager Dave
King was authorized by city
commission last night to be sent
to the director of the Beach USO,
which will close down perman-
emily February Is.
Their splendid work during the
war period should be praised,
Mayor Demeritt said, and added
that the work of the Catholic
ladies who devoted their time
to the USO is worthy of much
praise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06

Highlight of the group church
meeting Sunday night at the First
Baptist Church, which members
Of Girl Scout Troops 4 and and
the two Brownie troops attended,
was the illustration of a Girl
Scout flag bearer drawn by Mrs.
Frieda Francis Duncan, wife of
Rev. Duncan, pastor Of the
church.
As Mrs. Duncan drew the pic
ture she explained the motto, the
ten laws and the ratings of the
Girl Scouts and when she had
finished speaking she had COM
pleted this beautiful picture done
in eolored chalk. 1t stood twenty
inches high.
Mrs. Duncan is an accomplish
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Parties, Communion Breakfast, Open
House, Close Beach USO On Weekend

Festive parties, Communion
breakfast and open house all
helped in the closing of the Beach
U.S.O. with a bang Saturday and
Sunday.
On Saturday house party was
given and all had a gala time
Dancing round square dancing"
to the music of Charles Cunning
hams orchestra. Later in the
evening ice cream and cake were
served.
Sunday morning a Communion
breakfast was served to sixty per-
sons. Sunday afternoon the
U.S.O. held open house and at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06

400 pm. there was benediction
with the girls choir of the Mary
Immaculate Convent singing and
Sister Elizabeth directing them.
Sunday evening a formal dance
was held. The Boca Chica or
Chestra furnished the music and
punch was served. lr,
Decorations were beautiful.
Bright blue and white streamers
crisS- crossed the room and at the
far end of the room, red hibiscus
were pinned to a wall of white
crepe paper. The altar was sim
ply but exquisitely decorated with
yellow and red gladioli.
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NO RACETRAcK GANGS

The simple facts are that there
is gambling in this city and also
many bars. But nothing COM
pared to Miami or Tampa, which
go after this in a big time way.
The local bars and the local
gamblers are not soul shaking
thus far in conducting this sort
of business. Anytime they be-
come so, they will promptly be
smacked around. There are some
small-time outside people run
ming bars here. Thus far this
isn't of any magnitude. But if
outside capital is invested in
gambling and in large barrooms,
Key Westers may well stop and
take stock of affairs and see
what kind of town they wish.
Right now / don't want the kind
of town Miami is. l have just
about always enjoyed Key West.
There will be changes ahead
which l will not like to see but
which will have to come because
of the trend of progress. Key
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Thanks Letter To
Civic Committee

Letter of thanks will be writ
ten to the Civic committee form
ed by the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and the American Legion
which was organized for the pur-
pose of serving the interest of
the city.
The group is attempting to
weld together the various civic
and fraternal orders in the city
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06
MANEUvER FOR TUG, BARGE

Although the scavenger dock
and tug and barge is not provid-
ed for in the budget, the city
may get them yet with savings
which may materialize. l would
say that the first savings should
be deposited to this because the
city dump is just a little too
obvious right now.
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ALWAYS a BRIGHT SPOT

The seriousness at the city
commission meeting last night
was suddenly broken when Mayor
Bill Demeritt surprisingly voted
yes" to one of the liquor ordi-
nances while abstractedly think
ing of Boy Scout Program soon
to be launched. Il mean NO."
he roared back, hastily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06
BIGHT MARI,

Another thing which comes to
my mind is the digging up of
mari out of the city dump. Why
in the holy heck should this be
done when Garrison Blight, which
land the city is planning to buy
right now needs dredging so
badly. There is a fill road going
out there right now which could
be used for dredging. l wish l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06
Mallory Chapter
Meets Tomorrow

There will be a meeting of
Stephen r. Mallory Chapter,
United Daughters of Confederacy,
held tomorrow afternoon, begin
ming at o'clock. at the home of
Mrs. George F. Archer, 1925 New
ton street.
All members of the organiza-
ton are requested to be in at
tendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06

could think of some way to get
low spots out of the middle of
the Bight's deep water which
resulted from irregular dredging
in the past. Could some engineef
help us out in these matters? i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06
CAPITAL WAS MOVED

NEW YORK. - The national
capital was moved to Princeton
in 1888 because of large mutiny
of troops which menaeed con-
sgress at Philadelphia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06
RaAelN
coBos HAVE SON

Announcement has been made
of the birth of son to DR.. and
Mrs. Delio Cobo on February
at the Georgia Baptist Hospital
in Atlanta, Ga.
The new arrival has been given
the name of Andrew Cobo.
Mother and baby are reported
70 be getting along nicely,
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The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued warm this
afternoon, tonight and Thursday;
fresh southeasterly winds this
afternoon, diminishing tonight
and Thursday.
Florida: Partly cloudy and &C.
casional showers in north por-
ton tonight and over extreme
north portion today; otherwise
partly cloudy today, tonight and
Thursday; winds today, dimin-
ishing winds tonight and Thurs
day; continued mild, except cool
er in extreme north portion to-
night.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Fresh to
moderately strong Southerly
winds today, veering to south
westerly and diminishing gradu-
ally tonight, except shifting to
northerly over extreme north
portion; moderate winds Thurs
day, northerly over north po"+
ton and southeasterly over south
portion; partly cloudy weather
except showery over north por-
ton tonight.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
Small craft warnings indicated
south of Jacksonville through the
Florida Straits and northward on
the west coast to south of ST.
Marks at 700 am. today for
southerly winds of Is to 80 miles
per hour.
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Park Trucks
!. At Stump One

All city trucks will be parked
at Stump One, City Manager King
said today teelnIfaT
\ The trucks had been parked in
back of City Hall.
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GRAND JURY

Look for the Grand Jury to be
called up for an investigation of
Key West gambling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06

get the fellows too drunk! NADIA
Mas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06
LITTLE CHICAGO

LITTLE CHICAGO
Some say Key West is going
right down the alley of becoming
a little Miami, in the same breath
that they would say a little
Chicago. Perhaps the ministers
will not be able to gain the popu-
larity of the majority of the pop
ulace in their prohibition"
moves but there is line over
which the city can step which
will cause the majority of the
citizenry to go over on their
side. This move will definitely
come unless the population of the
city changes considerably in the
next few years.
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CORAL ROCKETS
BY L. p. ARTMAN. JR.

West will lose much of her
quaintness from the trend of
events, has already done so
somewhat. But we don't want
racetrack gangs running this
town. We want Conchs up on the
city commission who will use
both heart and brains for the
good of the city. Fl. Lauderdale
has fought these influences tooth
and nail and believe me have
a lot of respect for that glitter
ing little jewel set just above
baWdy Miami. Key West should
be the same, down in these Flor
ida Keys.
KEEP YOUR NOSES CLEAN
Now 1 will say one thing to
local gamblers. 1t has been my
thought and is the consensus of
opinion of the city that these
gambling places and bar rooms
should be tidied up and many
placed in less CONSPICUOUS loca-
tions. City Manager King seems
to be working along that line. In
other words if you dice master
of ceremonies and umbrella pre-
siding elders keep your shops in
apple-pie order probably every
thing will be all right. 1 think
that if you do that when this
outside competition comes in you
will find people on your side. It's
now up to you. Don't take too
much from mans salary, don't
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-06
REPORT

Observation taken at 1880 am.
Eastern Standard Time
Getty Office
Temperatures
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PARTY'S GETTING ROUGH

Well l tell you after those
counter accusations at the city
commission meeting last night,
l think the party's getting lit
tie rough. There are more rum
ors about gambling in this town
right now than you can shake a
stick at The local gamblers don't
like the way things are shaping
up too well. They don't know
which way things are going to
turn, they don't know if any one
else has been permitted defin-
itely to open and add TO- the list
of web known gambling houses
here. There is one thing which
The Citizen will stand up to and
fight and that is gangSter vio-
lence. This paper has been ap-
preached a number of times in
the past and asked to cooperate
in shady moves and those per-
sons have promptly been shown
the front door. There is a ruinor
right now of yellow sheet" one
of those journals which are used
to attack persons and ideas in
order to make it too hot for the
opposition. The Citizen is not
considered in a case like this be-
cause these folks know gosh
darn well we won't do that. The
Citizen will continue to operate
always in clean fashion think
ing of the best interests of the
town as it always has. When
gangster violence comes and the
attendant yellow journals, the
majority Of the rpeopllee. I q Of , this nj
town will probably form UP
against this crookedness and cor
ruption and ne Citizen will be
right there as your publicity
agency.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE BY Army ofacer. nne saddle
horse; reasonable. Meadowbrook Saddle
FUR FUR salfMe 81 %, ! hish-clsss saddle horses.
5 and s CATERS. I Jumper. q. B. sLAUG-
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STEERS. white-faced Herefords, 37-head
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HUNTERS, riding horses and ponies, l
mule. goats, manure spreader, mowers,
2 hay rakes, / scientific corn cutter, 3
grain drills, harrows. 3 corn planters.
lawn mowers, ] large scaldins pot, butch
ering kettles, farm bells, wire. stretchers,
forks. rnovins scythes. Falls chuEch
SntI MULES FOR SALE. good strong young
mules. nearly ? years old. Price, $500.
Cali WA. 1888.
HORSE FOR SALE-Bay mare, gentle: rid
den by children; will jump, plow, cultf-
yate: all purpose; SIS. HY. 0244.
COLT-2h yrs. old. riding stock $500;
also one work horse. S75; will trade for
RGaSS From RaeK RasHs II 81 s4AsiE ROOM will. let
out pony and horse for their feed. Phone
HORSE TRAILER WANTED-sinsle, or
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KINGNER, Aduasco, Md. Phone BRANDY
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,sTel -e geld case, face hands and band
1ee Phf cal etEsASssS sandss ssa veg
R SIps n pSeto q p.Ds evs &c.
Fob sALE-Idonei and American Flyer
switches and miscellaneous 'eauipmsnt
Phone Wo: 4sos after pmn;,,.,. pm; "a
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LARGE LARGE cHILD's GYM SET, $50: violin
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FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. Phone TR,
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NUMBER i seasoned oak wood. s2o per
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POULTRY and EGGS

MEAT GoATs-Two. very. good condition;
$40 EACH also misc. poultry houses and
equipment including two new electric
brooders less than wholesale. at SIC each
PROODER. Jamesway. OIL sutomatic; in
5000 condition; hover" still in crate
500-chick capacity. 81; 33l9.,,
20 EpNs--l year old. Call Capitol
PuLEETsMi5 rit-Es White Leehorns. ready to
lay Cal Monday. Ashton 4112.
Belfsville type, white, Zoe ID: capons. so
. to lbs. 7nc lb, .cn foot. Sat. and Sun
BUFF MiNoRCA PULLETs c3W, schmid.
strain. now laying, 1915 each lot of 6
or more; also 120 Parmenter: best grade
rcd hens and cocks, at SO so and So;
must be cleared this week. Call Olympic
92O5 90
CowAN CHICKS. baby and started: bred
profit Hatch every tuesday COwAN
FARMS. Bowie: Md. Phone 2341.
CHICKEN HOUSE, prefabricated, unassen-
bled s0'x20f: cost 81 600; $500 or high
est offer; leaving country. Herndon 12.W
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FARM and GARDEN.

AZALEAS FOR FALL PLANTINGi whole.
sale and retail; all sizes and colors. 251o
FIowkRs. Is d Z SHRUBS and p.rennials of all
kings for fall planting: eversresns1ca-
sodsn
globe arborvitae. Norway spruce, Irish
HniPes' ssoneoloss fir; koster blue sprHss
LYONS farm MARKET 4 NuRsERiEs
Queens Chapel and Aser- rds. tort. Michi-
ff w w4fks Gsks oaep
Rsiss rex flaefRs sh aosls
WANTED Small BufEDTNG suitable for
fs1a Sn o,5ss s Wo - 1.sa .srs er VI 1927 rs
sdg4 $Sd shone "a os5e ION :o
desirable trees removed; pruning. elevatsng
ssSs ss5f ca It osss r free 'as
beR bes s. s5 xLss ssh osg tSgso
NEW ENs!LAGE CUTTER will sell at old
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we'll TOtLeQ, SU.Ou pcl -
els, 80 per 10 bushels, delivered; orders
coon RICH TOP soil for sale. also gravel
en- and blue blue stone delivered anywhere. Can
Wo oNDERGR o-Nothine better; your
neighbor says So and so will you when
you have tried a ton Of that rich, dark
COMPOST unexcelled for grass and sll
things thst grow; very rich in. vital plant
foods ard also soil condit!orinss- humus;
only S15 q ton delivered. II, 4225;u g.
ROTO TILLER. 1941 model Biz, usen
less than f1ve hours; 20-inch tiller. Call
WI 6Fa1. 6"
FARNALL. Fla, on rubber with mower.
plough and cultivator; also oliver two
bottom 14-inch plough. Phone Alex, 1870
or 5n18. -6
GARDEN TRACTORS, plow cultivator. neg
Used tractor cnltivator, sickle bar IL.
PURPLE IRIS, larse roots, 1oc each,
SGGosfSs IS otT 4 ALL NURSERY STOCK, Pc
CoMPLETE CONF LANsDsCAPING services. For
mal gardens nowsrins shrubs rsr evergreen green
aEHNs ans sarsAsHssD rgsAsDEN SM faAcroR With
sickle bar, 1s-In. saw-plow.cultivator and
trailer Perfect condition. Phone Annapolis
5266. after pm. 3