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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-03
Conchs To Open !:
I. Season Sunday

d. The Key West conchs viii
open their season Sunday al
Municipal stadium with a game
with Morrison Field Bombers
from West Palm Beach. !
All the boys have been prac-
ticing and are in first class con-
dition, says Roy Hamlin, Conchs'
manager.
Probable Iineups will be:
Key West: Pena or Sterling,
first; Juamie Navarro, second;
Bill Gates, third; Phillip Baker,
Meme Dememcki, julie Villeraeal,
Skippy Renda and Fred Carbon
mel, outfield; Cyril Griffin, Es-
mond Albury and Joe Navarro,
catchers; Rubber Sweeting, Pubic
Carbonnel, Robert Bethel, Jackie
Carbonnel or Jose Casa, pitchers.
The Bombers' lineup has not
yet been announced.
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Jerrv Carter The Man We All Know

company and a dry goods house.
These years drew him in contact
with the Democratic leaders of
Florida and, after the state cam
paign of 1916. he was appointed
hotel commissioner to build up
this branch of the state govern
ment. In those years, Commits
sioner Carter helped lay the
foundations for the great tourist
trade of today, not only by rails
ing hotel standards. but also by
establishing out-of-state agencies
to interest people in coming to
Florida. Under his regime, the
sanitary, building. electrical and
plumbing codes for hotels were
written and put into effect.
Back into private business for
six years after 1928, Jerry was
one of the pioneers in aircondi-
tioning for the South.
The call of public life was
strong, and in 1884 a vacancy &C.
Cured on the Florida Railroad
Commission and Carter wa
elected. He was made chairman
| in 1887, and in 1888. and again
| in 1912, was reelected in each
first primary with large MAORI
ties over several opponents. In
(Paid Political Advertisement
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1888 ne carried 81 out Of the 81
counties in the first primary.
Jerry Carter has become gen.
orally recognized as good rail-
road commissioner. who has been
consistently on the side of prog
ress and against sitting mono
poly. His name is a legend in
Florida politics. No one has ever
doubted that he has a genuine
love for his fellow man, and the
man who invented the word gre
garious' must have had jerry
Carter in mind.
Today, three of his famous
seven sons have come back from
service during the war, and one
OF them has made Gainesville his
home. Recently Jerry and Mrs.
Carter had % present at a dinner
reunion OF their sons, the wives
and children. That is the kind
Oh citizenship be believes in. and
the results speak for themselves
Jerry w. Carter is the type Of
public servant we want nm o,,,.
railroad commission and unless
our guess is wrono ~,
gong 70 put him back there.-Edi-
'ofiai from The Gainesville Sun
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-03

Jerry has been get!lng acquainted
in the by-ways Of the state for
half a century. Floridans first
knew Jerry Carter as salesman.
later as a fledgling campaigner
for the Democratic party, then as
hotel commissioner under three
governors and more recently as
state railroad commissioner for
three terms.
Jerry, who came to Florida as
a boy from his native Alabama
received little formal schooling
for it fell his lot to help support
a widowed mother. He peddled
his way through the panic Of 1907
and later became an outstanding
salesman for a sewing machine
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= SPORTS u
y Baseball Diamondbalt XPM
Football Basketball Swimming 016EB III
Tennis Golf Track 1-Kl~
Baby Joe Diaz, Ernest Nogues
In Stadium Battle Tonight

Guests of the fight promoter
will be IL soldiers from the vet
Grams hospital here.
Besides the 10 rounds between
TIN, headliners, the remaining "a
will be split with seml-final
eight round bout by Mario
Chico Morales and Ray Jack
son. George Rojo and Johnny
Janeiro will 60 four round, as
will Baby Jones and Buddy Rod
riguez. The remainder Of the
bill will be announced at The
fight tonight.
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Baby Joe Diaz and Ernest No
CUES will stage the main 10
round bout tonight at the Mu-
nicipal stadium in the first night
of professional fighting thers in
over seven years. Danny Cruz
will referee the match--wiih. a
fast fight being promised to the
battle-hungry fans.
Diaz, from Havana, and No
CUES, Tampa fighter, will put
on one of the best fights ever
witnessed here, Eddy Stokes.
fight promoter said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-03

What Key West must do to
realize maximum benefits from
its natural resources as a tourist
town, was told the Lions Club
last evening by Earl Adams,
newly elected president of the
Rotary Club The supper meet
ing was held in the Lions Den
on Seminary street with Con
zalo Bezanilla presiding.
Mr.. Adams advocated an inn
mediate consolidation of efforts
by all civic bodies toward pro-
jects which would tend to bring
about changed conditions on the
Island.
A paramount project, accord
ing to Mr.. Adams, is the spon-
sorship of a city-wide cleanup
and paint-up campaign follow
ed UP by a general program to
make citizens conscious of the
Importance of maintaining such
a program. Mr.. Adams called at
tention to the deplorable condi-
ton of improved property over
the Island and the waterfront.
Honored guests at last nights
meeting were group of patients
of the Naval Hospital who were
given q sightseeing trip of the
Isladn by the camp and hospital
council of the American Red
Cross. Following the tour con
Quoted by Ray Navarro, they
were brought to the Lions Den
as supper guests Of the club.
The party consisted of r. J.
Bacher, RM3c; w. L. Barker,
Sklc; Yung-Ten Chang, AS; F.
Combar, Sic; R. T. Elgin, Sic;
T. c. Greenway, F2c; A. T.
Groesch, MM2c; M. c. Swiatek,
F1c; j. Flanagan, Sic; j. Foltos,
Sic; Leon Mcneil, BM1c; E. A.
Kaufman, SS2c; j. L. Sadey,
CSAO; Pvt. Aaron Smith. This
group was sponsored by the fol-
lowing Lions: Judge T. S. Caro-,
B. M, Forbes, Leo Cohen, Earl
Hamilton, L. K. Avant, DR.. Delio
Cobo, F. ]. Miller, Vance Stirrup,
E. Morales, c. E. Smith, Jr., Bill
Curry, John Costar, Louis Car
bonell and A., G. B1iesener.
Miss Ellen K. Donovan, Red
Cross field director, was also
present at the meeting.
Fred il Miller was elected
president of the club last night.
Other officers are: Hastings
Smith, first vice president; Joe
Allen, second vice president;
Albert, DiNegro, Jr, third vice !
president; Charles E. Smith, Jr.,
secretary; Raymond Curry, treas-
urer; Louis Carbonell tail-twis- !
ter; Judge T. S. Caro-, Lion tam |
er; Ede1miro Morales, Vance
Stirrup, j. ]. MacMannus and
Bill Curry, directors, and Com
zalo Bezanilla, immediate past
president, a member of the
board.
The following members hav- ,
ing birthdays during the month
of April were feted and present
ed with birthday cakes: Sheriff
Berlin Sawyer, Louis Gonzalez,
Ralph Gonzalez, DR.. j. c. San
chez, Gerald Adams, Sidney Elm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-03
Lions Hear Plans. To Make City
Tourist TOsUn; Officers Elected

horn, Paul 6. Albury, Leo Co
hen, Gearld Saunders and Police
Chief Louis Eisner.
A short talk on Key West at
fractions was made by Ray
Navarro, guest of the club. The
membership voted to assist Mr..
Navarro in obtaining permission
to include the Key West Sub
marine Base in his sightseeing
itinerary.
Charles H. Ketcnum, Jr., who
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-03
Yanks Defeat Indians, 81,
Taking Second Series Game
tBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 8. - The
Yankees completed their three
game series with the Cleveland
Indians by winning the third
game here yesterday, 30, with
2i,511 fans happy. The Indians
only win was the no-run, no-hit-
ter pitched the first game by
Nick Etten's home run making
Bobby Teller.
At ST. Louis the Giants broke
through with a ninth-inning
rally for four runs and eased out
the Cardinals, 81.
Batteries and the scores for
other Major League games are:
American League . : .
New York --4A4-1----1-A4zs 8 10 q
Cleveland - 2 o.
Batteries: Chandler, tDickey;
Johnson, Hayes. ,T ae8i9faa5s
-t I'D. 81. gfA
: Boston -.---------.l.--.--.4z 81 10 2
Detroit -,---.-.l 4 II c
Batteries: Driesewered. Wag-
ner; Bridges, Swift, s
ST. Louis ---------.--.. 10, lie j
Philadelphia - 3 6 !
Batteries: Kramer, Manouso;
Besse, Rosar. I'll
Only games scheduled.
National League
New York ---------------- 3 9 0
St. Louis ----.------------------- A !
Batteries: Koslo, lombard;
.Brecheen, Rice.
Brooklyn -------------------- 3 z
Chicago - 2 9
Batteries: Herring, Anderson;
Chapman, Mccullough.
Pittsburgh ..-----..----- 8 9
Philadelphia - 3 8 2
- Batteries: Judd, Seminick;
Ostermueller, Camilli.
Boston at Cincinnati post
poned
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T,Oin Bill Opens
Leagues Nay IL

League baseball games
will open the season in Key
West May IL with double
header.
The Conchs. entries in the
South Florida league. will
play Lake Worth.
The Red Raiders. Dade
county league entries. will
play an opponent TO be
named LATER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-03
PIERCE GETS DISCHARGE

Lawrence P. Pierce, Jr., Sic,
BIT Amelia street, has received
his honorable discharge from the
Navy, it was announced today
by the public information office
at the Jacksonville separation
center.
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FOR SALE

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Three bedroom house In reslden-
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I 40' wide, plus additional LOT 49,
. by 43'. This attractive offer is
priced to sell, Apply Citiz IN
Office. apr4 If
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safe to say that
no name on it
will be more ia
miliar to h e
vast majority
than ha t of
Jerry w. Carter,
candidate to
succeed himself
on the Railroad
Commission, for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-03

recently returned from Naval
duty in the Pacific, and Myrtland
Gates, reinstated member, were
present at the meeting
Other guests included: Lion
Paul NJ. Brick, Coral Gables,
guest Of Rev. E. S. Doughty;
J. Y. Porter, III, guest of Edel-
miro Morales; j. H. Wooldndge,
guest of Paul G. Albury; Ray
Holly, Montgomery. Ala, guest
of L. K. Avant; John o. Bierne,
Miami, guest Of Howard Wilson.
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RECREATION

Bayvlew ParkATennIs, basket
ball and handball courts. Dia-
nlondbah. Comfort stations.
South Beach and Rest Beach
Swimming.
Gulf Dock and Rest Beach
Deepsea fishing. small boats.
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% ARRANGEMENTS

Thirty two advancements in
rank were announced by Lieut..
r. A. Reuther, personnel officer
at the Submarine Base, today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-03
National League
KEY WEST HIGH SPLITS
SOFTBALL WITH LEGION

Key West High School won
the first half of a twin-bill twi-
light softbaH games at Bayview
park last night, with the Ameri-
can Legion taking the second
half.
Scores for the two games are:
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Pleasant environment with ex-
cellent opportunities, Let our
chief operator, Mrs. McDermott,
tell you the whole story.
Apply 8 to S at the
Telephone Office in Key West
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40 and Al Dodge pickup trucks.
Command car conversion. Put
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3 and 8 bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
Johnson, Phone 372. may1-tf
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DEADLINE

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right on entering building.
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Increased wages now make it
possible for beginners to earn
as much as
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Wage rate for experienced op-
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$3.50 PER WEEK

Depending on time worked.
Frequent increases, vacations
with pay. s@a
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AS Florida voters scan their bal
lots in the May Z primary, it is
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Wigs of blonde hair imported
from Germany once were in style
in ancient Rome.
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ron SALE

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CITY SPORTS
DIAMONDBALL
ut BaYview Park
{ Might Games,

Might Ganesy
PTactice Games III
FRIDAY
7:30-B-29's VS.. WV.
S.d0-Adarns Dairy VS.. High
School.
SATURDAY.
Boy Scout Troop No. So VS..
Boy Scout Troop No. so.
BASEBALL
at Municipal Stadium
SUNDAY
afternoon Games)
8 PM.-Key West Conchs VS..
Morris Reid Bombers of West
Palm Beach professional
basebalD.
BOXING
at Municipal Stadium
FRIDAY
$3.50 P.M.-ProfessionaI Boxing
Matches, featuring Baby Joe
Diaz, Havana, and Ernest
Nogues, Tampa.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Refrigeration sales and service.
Repairs on all makes. All work
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220 Duval ST., phone 1913.
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For State Senator
CHARLES WILSON WARD
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For Sale-1937 Ford coupe. APP
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Station wagon, Packard Six, ex-
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In good running condition,
T Any reasonable offer taken.
For quick sale. 408 Greene
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u. S. Army Dodge Command
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Notes (Promissary), lc each. Art
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houseboat, 36'x14'x3la''.
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$4,000. Many others, power
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For Representative
DR.. DELIO COBO
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For Sale-Electric photograph.
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For Representative
JOHN CARBONELL. JR.
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For State Attorney
(llfh Judicial Circuit)
FRANK 0. SPAIN
For County Commissioner
(Fsurth DISTRICT
MAKING VALDEZ

LETTER LONG DELAYED
MILAC, Minn.-A year and
two days after William Schelp-
pergrell had come home and en-
rolled at the University of Min
nesota, his parents received a
letter which he had written while
in a German prison camp.
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For Representative
BERNIE G. PAPY
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For Representative
WILL E. P. ROBERTS

For State Attorney
(llfh Judicial Circuit)
GLENN C.. MINCER
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Child's crib, solid maple, steel
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-05-04
See Sweeping
Victory For Kelly

Former 1t. Governor Francis
Z. Kelly Of Dorchester, filed
10000 certified signatures
tuesday in his contest for the
Democratic nomination for the
ONCE Of Attorney General. AL
though only 4 counties are re-
CURED to be filed with the sac-
rotary of States office at the
State House, Mr.. Kelly actually
fled from 9 counties.
Two years ago, Mr.. Kelly de-
spite the fact that he was kent
OF he ballot in two Western
Massachusetts counties bv the
Ballot Law Commission de-
clsion which was later over
ruled by the State Supreme
Court, received more votes than
his three opponents combined
This year he is opposed by five
Democrats in the Primary.
Mr.. Kelly lost the election
TWO years ago by a very small
margin after a recount. In that
contest he received $4,000
votes for the Office of Attorney
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-05-04
ST. AUGUSTINE g. ST. MARTIN
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The preacher at the 9 o'clock
Mass Sunday, May 5, will be
Chaplain Robert c. Smith, Cap
tain, A. U. S., recently returned
to this country from Japan and
now spending his terminal leave at
the Cambridge Mother House of
eth Society of st. job the Evan
eglist of which he is a member.
Father Smith has seen service
in New Guinea and the Solomons
and was in the invasion of the
Philippines and 0 Japan.
A couple Of months or so after
VI Day he was able to reach the
japanese monastery Of the Cow
ley Fathers in Oyama, north of
Tokyo, and make the first con-
tact with the Japanese Fathers
of the Society since the outbreak
Of the war had cut off their con-
nections with the Mother House
in Cambridge. He found that the
Fathers had been able to carry
on the work of the monastery I'M
disturbed during the years Of
the war and had cared for many
refugees from bombed cities.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-05-04
Recent Deaths
Announced By
J. B. JOHNSON CHAPEL

LEE - in Roxbury. william s.
Lee, Z Copeland st. Funeral
services April u.
DAY - in Boston. Mrs. Mary
I. Day, "a Symphony I'd. Funer-
al services April 10 from the
Peoples Baptist Church.
KING - in Boston. Mrs. Har-
riet King, Tsp Northampton st.
Funeral services April II.
HUGHES - in N. Cambridge.
Mrs. Matilda Hughes, $40 Con-
cord ave. Funeral services were
held April 16 from st. PauPs
Church.
SANDS 49, in Roxbury. James
L. Sands, l Spring terrace. FIJI
neral services April IT.
TAYLOR - in Roxbur-v. Mrs
Virginia Taylor, 6 Warren place
Funeral services April IS from
st. Augustine's Church.
DAVIS - in Roxbury. Mrs.
Hattie Davis, 20 Davenport st
Funeral services April 20 from
Peoples Baptist Church.
MASK - in Boston. Mrs. An
ME D. Mask, 241 w. Canton ST
Funeral services April 25.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-05-04

General, being the largest vote
ever received by any Demo-
cratic candidate for the office
Of Attorney General In the his
tory Of the State. This vote was
$4,000 more than he received
when he was elected 1t. Gov
ernor. This year Kelly's follow
ers predict his nomination and
election by an overwhelming
majority, especially In view Of
the fact that he will have the
active support Of organized la
Dor and Of the returning veter-
ans. Thousands Of Veterans
have already endorsed Kelly's
candidacy because of his keen
interest in the welfare of the
Veterans. For the past two
years, he has been advocating
a $1,000 taxless bonus to be
paid by means Of a State Su-
pervised Lottery or a Veterans
Sweepstakes Drawing. Last
year the Legislature cut Kelly's
bill for $1,000 to all Veterans.
to 500. This year, after more
than 1000 Veterans appeared at
a hearing at the State House
in support of Kelly's bill, the
Committee recommended the
payment of an additional 500
and 5000 bonus but Kelly an
nounced he is going to continue
his fight for a larger bonus and
claims he has the active sup
port of the great majority OF
the Veterans and the Veterans
statewide organizations in this
fight. His bill will shortly be