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Evening star., 1946-05-03
By the Assoeioted Press

JERUSALEM, May 3.-Arabs
rioted, hurting stones at British
troops, for two hours today and
staged a general strike through
out Palestine in protest against
the British-American Inquiry
Committees recommendation
that 100000 more Jews be taken
into the country.
The riot was quelled by a com
parative handful of troops employ.
ing six armored cars, two tanks and
10 troop carriers.
The one-day protest strike pro-
ceeded quietly in Haifa, Jaffa and
Hebron, reports from these cities
said. A Jew was injured slightly
at Ramleh when two buses were
stoned.
Jews Give Peace Pledge.
The clandestine Voice of Israel
radio pledged Jewish resistance
movements to keep the peace if l0O,-
600 Jews were allowed to immigrate
The radio said the Irgun Zvai
Leumi and the Stern organization
which form the core of Jewish re-
sistance, had replied to British
Prime Minister Attlee's statement
that Jewish private armies surren-
der their arms:
THE Jewish community will not
surrender the weapons which de-
Tended it throughout the period oil
Jewish settlement against recur-
rent, daStardly attacks and will con-
tinue to protect Jewish lives, rights
and the future peace. II Mr.. Attlee
fears for the tranquility Of Pales-
tire, to implement the recommend
ed immigration We proclaim we
shall not violate the peace"
Inquiry Report Attached.
The demonstration in old Jerusa-
lem followed Moslem and Arab
Christian services throughout the
morning and mass meeting in the
Ell Aksa mosque. There Jamal Eff
fendi Husseini, trustee of the Arab
Higher Committee, attacked the
British-American report and said:
IF Great Britain and America
will not give us our demands, God
will give us our demands. God will
give us these things.'
Husseini eXnorted the Arabs to
resist with all your means" the i'm
fermentation of the report.
A procession left the mosque after
the speech in a dowupour of rain to
the Damascus Gate carrying a few
banners.
Reaching the Damascus Gate
which is opposite the Raj barracks
the throng found a barbed wire
barricade and troops with tommy.
guns.
Arab emotions in Palestine have
become so taut since the Inquiry
Committees report was published
that a single minute incident ,
such as market-place insult, could
set the Holy Land aflame with
strife, responsible Arabs said.
The days of the late sos, wher
poorly-armed but fighting-mad Arat
hordes swept out of the hills te
wake war on what they called Jew.
ish invaders were being recalled
and replanned-one Arab intellect.
ual said in an interview.
There's only thin margin be.
tween present public opinion amons
Arabs and the feelings which re.
suited in the uprisings of 1886 ane
1885," he asserted. TT will tax,
only some minute incident to pu
the torch to highly inflammabl,
situation"
Another Arab leader commented
on the recent action of the Aral
Higher Committee in forming a ma.
tional fund by saying:
This time the Arab will not b,
as poorly financed in his figh
against suppression as he was i,
1886 and 1882"
Referring to ornaments, the sam,
leader, close to the leadership O
Arab majority politics, added:
Tens of thousands of Arabs i,
little towns and villages now hay
| IC.a Ir0TIr
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Marines Chop Hole
In Cell Roof to Blast
|AIcotroz Convicts
Cases of Grenudes
Send to Island;
Second Guard Dies
BULLETIN

SAN FRANCISCO (P.-Ma-
rines attacked a cell tier in
AlcatraZ Prison with Comm.
mortars today in an attempt
to drive into the open a group
of convicts who had killed two
guards and then barricaded
themselves in a cell block.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Cut in Rail Passenger Service
Of 50 Pct. Is Ordered Nay IS
As Supplies Of Coal DwindIe
ODT Warns of More
Severe Measures if
Strike Drogs On
BULLETIN

The Solid Fuels AdminiStra-
ton today ordered so carloads
of its emergency stock pile
coal a day to move into the
Potomac Electric Power Co.
yards within a week. Agency
officials said the supply would
flow as long as the national
emergency supply holds out
so that Pepco will never be
without a Today reserve.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Study of Personnel Will Start
District Jail Reorganization .
OverIode Says He Won't Gust Police Guards
Until He Builds Up Satisfactory Stoff

SENATE COMMITTEE approves
$48l 600 to improve penal insti-
tutions. Page B-1
Evening star., 1946-05-03

(See BUDGET, Page Az,
Evening star., 1946-05-03

(See JERUSALEM, Page Al
Evening star., 1946-05-03

(See TOTO, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1946-05-03

(See JAIL, Page AS. }
Evening star., 1946-05-03

(See CONFERENCE, Page A-6J
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Eight Of Il Derby Winners
We're Owned By Women

but we have yet to see a winner
who looked ugly.
Knockdown has won $113,9 45
or SIS to / and Mrs. Grahan's ST.
900 back. He scored in his first
| two starts last year, finished sec
ond to Spy Song in the Airing
ton Futurity, ran sixth as Revok-
ed captured the Washington Park
Futurity and came to New York
where he won the Cowdin Stakes
at Aqueduct last fall.
! The son of Discovery, who in
cidentally improved with age
after running second to Cavai-
cade IN the 1894 Derby, won his
first two starts this year, includ.
/ ing $74,680 for beating his stable
mate, Star Pilot, in the Santa
Anita Derby. Knockdown fin
ished seventh in the Santa Anita
Handicap but he was pitted
against older stars of the handi.
cap division and by no means
was disgraced.
, Spends To Win
Mrs. Graham, who spent a
quarter of a million dollars at the
1914 yearling sales, also plans to
have Star Pilot, Lord Boswell and
possibly Colony Boy in the Derby
test of mile and a quarter. Col
ony Boy cost $4,000 as a year.
ling.
! Who said the woman's place is
in the home? |
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SPORT
By FRANK Eek

BY FRANK Eek
AP Newsfeotures Sports Writer
NEW YORK.-Eight of the II
Kentucky Derby winners have
been owned by women. Now
that's not a good percentage but
if you check back over the last %
years you'll find that seven of the
winners represented stables of
the fair sex.
If the 72nd running of the Blue
Grass classic on May 4 at Church
ill Downs goes to a woman, the
chances are she will be Mrs. Eliza
beth N. Graham whose Maine
Chance Farm horses led all other
stables in 1916 with earnings OF
$589,170.
And if Maine Chance horse
wins the Run for the Roses-she
nominated six--it is likely to be
|Knockdown, winner in Februery
of the $109,680 Santa Anita Der
by, richest three-year-old race
ever run in this country.
Just A Whim
Should Knockdown cross the
finish line first, veteran horse
men probably will say that it was
the result of a woman's intuition
for Knockdown was purchased by
Mrs. Graham on more of a whim
than anything.
KnockdoWn is brown colt by
Discovery Bride Elect and a half
brother to Super Duper, a $1,000
buy which was unsound but very
fast, On the strength of this rela-
tionship and the fact that she Xix.
ed the Discovery colts rugged
build, Mrs. Graham instructed
Leslie Combs I'd, her agent and
adviser. to purchase Knockdowf1
at the Meadow Brook sales on
Long Island at any cost.
Well Knockdown was anything
but pretty to look at and he went
under the hammer for $4,000. He
may turn out to be the biggest
bargain of the turf.
Big and Ugly
Knockdown is a big horse, II
hands high. Some say he is ugly
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SOFTBALL LEAGUE
TO OPEN SEASON
TOMORROW NIGHT

The City Softball League
opens the 1916 season with a
double header at Bayview Park
tomorrow night. In the first
game starting at 7:3O .thes Key
West High school takes on the
American Legion. At 8 o'clock,
the B-29's, the winter league
champions, take on the Adams
Dairy team.
Six teams have entered the
city league. They. are: Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, the Outside
Machinists, the Key West High
School, the Americans Legion,
the B-29's, and Adams Dairy.
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Yankees DUPONT Chicago;
PhiIlies, Cubs Divide Bill

NEW YORK, May 6. - The
Yankees, aided by Keller's home
run in the right field bleachers,
outpointed the Chicago White
Sox AZ and gave Ted Lyons his
second defeat of the season. The
45-year old highlander in his
18th season since coming directly
from the campus of Baylor uni
versity to the White Sox, went
the route but was credited with
the loss.
The lowly Philadelphia Ath-
letics divided a double bill from
last years league-champion De-
troit Tigers 1912 and AS. Over
$4,000 fans jammed Shibe Park.
Bobo Newsom won his third vic
tory of the season in the opener.
Washington S senators won
easily over the Cleveland In
dams "a in the Washington
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Bombers Swamped By Conchs;
Sweeting Fans Seven Batters

Karr walked, Jannette walked
to fill the bases, Engstrom forces
Jannette at second, Gates to
! Acevedo. No runs, on hits, one
error.
Key West, fifth: Gates out
short to first, Navarro singled
to center, Domenecn flied out to
short, Carbonell walked and
! Navarro is out trying to steal
third. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Bombers, sixth: Raabe out sec
! ond to first, Whiteseli famed,
Settler flys out to short. No
] runs, no hits, no errors.
Key West, sixth: Baker out
| pitcher to first, Villareal singled
to center, Acevedo singled to
center, Sterling hit long high
, fly to deep left and is out, both
runners advance after catch,
Albury gets a walk and bases
! are drunk, Gates singled to CEN
ter and Villareal and Acevedo
scored, Carbonell hit for Navarro
! and walked, bases are drunk
again, E. Rueda hits for Domen-
/ ech and doubled to left and
cleans the sacks, Griffin hits for
Puby but Rueda is out at third,
catcher to third. Five runs, four
hits, no errors.
/ Bombers, seventh: Myers at
bat singled to left, (Sweeting is
now pitching for Key West, G.
Griffin catching, j. Carbonell at
third and E. Rueda in center), a
pass ball and Myers goes to sec
ond, Beigle flys out to first,
Frank is famed, and Harr is
famed. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
| Key West, seventh: Griffin
| walked, Baker hits one to right,
drops safely but Griffin is
| thrown out at second, Villareal
up, Baker stole second, rolls out
to first, and Baker goes to third,
J Acevedo hit to second who
funbled and Baker scored Sterl-
ing up. On error by pitcher and
Il one by catcher Acevedo goes, to
third and Sterling flies out to
short. One run, no hits, two
s errors.
Bombers, eighth: Jannette,
Engstrom and Raabe famed.
| Key West, eighth: SWeeting
hitting in Albury's place is walk
! ed, Gates singled to right, Sweet
ing goes to third on walk,
! Sweeting scored and Gates goes
to second, j. Carboneli singled to
left, E. Rueda walked and bases
are drunk, c. Griffin famed,
Baker singled to left and Gates
and j. Carbonell scored, Villareal
tlys to right which drops the ball
and Rueda scored, Baker goes to
third and Villareal to second.
Acevedo famed, Sterling singled
to center and Baker and Villar-
cal scored, ball got away from
center and Sterling goes to sec
ond, Sweeting out pitcher to
first. Six runs four hits, two
errors.
| Bombers, ninth: Whitesell out
pitcher to first, Steitter is hit by
pitcher, Linke walked and a pass
ball puts him on second and
Steitter on third, Beigle famed,
Frank hits a pop over second
Gates dropped the ball and Steit'
ter scored, McGrath hitting fol
Harr is out third to first.
Score by innings: R. H. E
Bombers 600 600 0O1- l 4
Key West 010 COS 16x-13 II
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Key West Conchs won over
the Morrison Field Bombers yes
terday at the Stadium, Is to /.
Puby Carbonell pitched six in
nings and allowed three hits and
Rubber Sweeting pitched last
three and allowed one and fam
ned seven batters. Bill Gates hit
three right on the nose in four
times at bat and drove home
three runs. E. Rueda pinched hit
for Navarro in the sixth and
doubled with bases drunk and
drove home three runs. In the
field, Navarro, Acevedo, G. Grit
fin and Puby had a good day for
the locals, and Frank, short-stop
visitor, had five outs and four
assists without an error.
The lone tally for the visitors
was scored in the ninth with two
outs. Steitter was hit with a
pitched ball, Linke batting for
Myers walked, a pass ball and
both runners advanced a base
and Frank Ait pop over second
and Gates dropped the ball and
Steitter scored. McGrath, hitting
for Harr ended the game when
he hit to Carbonell at third and
is out on a perfect throw to
Sterling.
Score by innings: First Bomb
ers. Beigle, out pitcher to first,
Frank singled to center, Harr
struck out, Frank stole second,
JEANETTE out pitcher to first, no
runs, one hit, no erorrs.
Key West. Baker out short to
first, Villareal pops out, to first,
E Acevedo famed. No runs, no hits
no errors
Bombers: Engstrom pops out
to catcher, Raabe flys out to cen
ter, Whitesell lines out to sec.
ond. No runs, no hits, no errors
Key West, second; Sterling
famed, catcher drops ball anc
is thrown out at first, Albury
scored on throw in, ball gets
away from catcher and Gates
goes to second, Navarro flies oui
to short. One run, one hit, one
error.
Bombers, third: Steitter rolls
out to first, Papianni famed
Beigle walked, Frank out pitch
er to first. No runs, no hits, nc
errors. s@a
Key West third: Domenech
famed, Carbonell flied out tc
short, Baker doubled to right
center, Villareal lined out to sec
ond. No runs, one hit, no errors
Bombers, fourth: Harr hit one
past third, a bad hop turns it into
a hit, Jannette singled to center,
Engstrom hit to pitcher and
forces Harr at third, Raabe hit
to pitcher and Puby fumbled the
bali and bases are drunk, White
sell famed and Steitter is out
pitcher to first. No run, two hits,
one error.
Key West, fourth: Acevedo
out second to first, Sterling Out
pitcher to first, Albury lines out
to center. No runs, no hits, nc
errors.
Bombers, fifth: Papainni flys
out to left, Beigle rolls to first
Sterling made bad throw tc
Carbonell who went to cover, or
next play he tried to steal and i.
out Puby to Acevedo, Frank anc
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National I.eauue
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

CHICAGO - Although four
fire engines, two trucks, a rescue
squad, pressure truck, a water
tower and the Fire Chief re-
sponded to a fire alarm at
Seventh Street and Wabash Ave
nue. in the Loop, only one fish
erman was necessary to take care
of the business at hand-a fire
under the hood of taxicab.
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The Answers
lQuestions On Page Two)

lQuestions On Page Two)
/. 80.
2. The British sank 524; the
u. S.. TIA.
8. Those costing not more than
$4,000.
4. Salary $4,000; income tax,
based upon wife and two de-
pendents, So, $50.
5. 81.
6. 239.
Z. The founder OF the c. I. O.
belongs to the A. F. of L.
8. No.
9. No; estimated production is
12,0OO,000 a month; this is less
than ID 1899.
10. $4,400,000, 600.
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Officers Post
Perfect Rounds

Comdr. c. A. Stevenson, u. S.
N. R., and Lieut.. r. c. Williams,
Boca Chica, both posted perfect
rounds of Is straight targets Sat-
urday while shooting at the Boca
Chica skeet range. Comdr.
Stevenson broke his 25 birds in
the first round and finished with
a score of 95 out of 100 for the
day.
Lieut.. Williams shot his per-
feet score in the third round and
posted a 80 out of 100 for final
score.
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PERSONAL
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DEADLINE

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Stadium with the knuckle ball
artist, Dutch" Leonard, chalk
ing up the victory.
Pittsburgh Pirates won both
ends of a double-bill from the
Cincinnati Reds 80 and AT.
Chicago Cubs broke even with
the Philadelphia Phillies in
Wrigley field 1871 and IT.
The powerful st. Louis Card
inals trounced the Braves in the
opener To but were beaten by
their former ace, Morton Cooper
10-4 in the nightcap.
The Batteries:
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LECALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN cHANCERY.
IO-8a5
JESSIE STANTON MASON,
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIVORCE ACTION
ANNA LEILA BAKER MASON,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AND NOTICE TO APPEAR
To: Anna Leila Baker Mason,
$50 Lenox Avenue,
Detroit, Michigan.
You are hereby required 10 ap-
pear to the bill of complaint for
Divorce filed against you in the
above entitled cause on or before
otherwise the allegations of said
bill of complaint viii be taken as
confessed against you.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Florida, this 13th day of
a eJEa,L5 4 D. is4S, Ross G sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
for Monroe County. Florida.
BY; (sd) Florence Z. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
wAf. ROGER WATKINS.
Solicitor for the Complainant
5-22-2A-may6.i9 1916
IN THE. CIRCUIT COURT or Tim
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CfRCUp
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
No. 1O-GD4
HERBERT LYON KERRS,
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIVORCE ACTION
GLAYDS ELIZABETH LOVE
kERRS.
Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLIcA ALTON
AND NOTICE TO APPEAR
To: Gladys Elizabeth Love lxefrs,
Thayer, Illinois.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the bill of complaint for
Divorce filed against you in the
above entitled cause on or before
the 18th day of May. A. d. 1919.
otherwise the allegations OF said
bill OF complaint viii be taken as
confessed against You.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Florida, this i2th, day OF
April. A, ID. 1916.
.ISEALJ Ross & Sawyer
M Clerk of the Circuit Court,
for Monroe County, Florida.
~Bys (sd) Florence Il. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
wM ROGER WATKINS.
Solicitor for the Complainant
aprl5-2z-2e may6, 1896
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LEGALS
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to en-
gage in business under the fictitious
name of Porter Allen Co., SO Duval
Street, Key West, Florida intend
to register the said fictitious name
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Monroe County, Florida.
Dated April 29th, 1916
WILLIAM A. FREEMAN,
CHARLES L. ROBERTS,
Sole Owners.
apr29, may6-13-20.1946
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1911
JAMES A. McCLINTIC,
Piaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
MYRTLE GIESEY McCLINTIC,
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To- Myrtle Giesey McClintic,
20f Lincoln Drive,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
You are hereby required to appear
to the Bill for Divorce filed against
YOU in thee above styled cause on or
Before the goth day of May, A d.
19a6; 2 otherwise the allegations
contained therein will be taken as
confessed. 81
Done and Ordered at Key West.
Florida this 9th day of April. A.
Z ~ 1916. lt<tE sfil
CCircuit Court ~
hg 4SeaD Ii Ross G Sawyer
$50 Clerk of Circuit Court.
es,ssyf BM; Kathleen Nottage,
aas3ssst-'As Deputy Clerk
William V. Albury.
Attornex2 foE4 Plaintiff
apr29,may6- 10 90, Il IS
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ron FIRE

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELENENFHf JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE, STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1910
HUBERT PAUL LEUCK,
So. Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
WILMA EILEEN LANNON'S
LEUCK,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Wylma Eileen Hammons Leuck,
Box No. %,
Wilder, Idaho.
You are hereby REQUIRED to APP
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the goth day of
May, A. D. 1916; otherwise the
allegations contained therein will
be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida this 27th day of April, A.
ID. 1916.
(Circuit Court
SeaD Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk.
William V. Albury,
Attorney for Plaintiff
apr29, may6 1920, 1916
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Station wagon, Packard Six, ex-
cellent for small delivery truck.
In good running condition.
Any reasonable offer taken.
For quick sale. 408 Greene
ST. Phone 312-J. apr22-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-06
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